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• Turner 2, North 0 in Cup Trials
• Allee Cooper Rocks at Big A
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• Crash Mystery Man's ID Sought
• Tt>p Cou1-t Nixes School Tax
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Hot Oil Begins Flow
Froni Frozen Alaska ·
MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 20, 19n
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A San Clemente woman found this note made of
newspaper headline cutouts Saturday, adviaing her of the
kidnaping of a SO-pound decorative rock from her front
yard. Police were mvestigaUng her claim that \be crime
was perpetrated by two boys whom she forbade her
daughter to see. Fate of the bie rock was unknown today.
fop Court Denies
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$chool Tax .Appeal
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Amin Missing;
Plot Reported ..
NAIROBI, Kenya <AP> -
Uiandan Prea1denl ldl Amin is
ml11in1 after a weekend as-
saaalnation attempt, a Kenyan
newspaper saJd t.oday.
U1andan omclals said the re-
port wu false, but a man who
answered the telephone at
Amln'a home said he had nol
been seen since Friday.
"We don't know where he ls or
what hu happened to him," the
unidentified U1andan said. "We
were expectin1 him Friday even-
Plane Cra8h
Mystery Man
ID Sought
BJ AllTllUR a. VINSEL
OI .,_ C>MfJ .. li.t lteff
Researchers were combini
FBI fln1erprint Illes In
Washington, D.C., today trytna
to establish lhe identity of a
myatery man wl)o died wtth a
former Corona del Mar woman
alter tbetr plane crashed May 25
on a lonely San Luis Obispo
mounta.lnllde.
Investt1aton distloted Friday
that information from the
French Con:IUJate in Loe Aqeles
proved the man orlslnaUy believed~ ls alive. well and
teacblnl ae ln France.
The pllot at the lllht ptane that
slammed Into a tree and plunsed
to eiitb oa • ro1a nd1e near
Cueata Ort.de today Utt ill a morsue facWty. llatld u :JObn
DOi.
He carrlt4 a paHport and
other PJoert. lllUn• hlmaetf u
Jacquet Rene Tromeur. 31, ho
w11 acqualnteCI with Susan
Daniell, 25, tbe former Harbor
AH• rwldent wbO also penibed.
MIA DaOI~' .mOthtr an4 atep. father •. Mr:.Ud lln. Oll HOdcel
<W llYITDT, Pi.1•.U>
Late night ~ mld· mornlil1 low clou41ntu
otberwfse f ali through
Tuetday. LOwl tOnlpt.ln
upper*· RJlbl ~ ttear 70 at bNcbe9 to up.
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LONE RANGER, SILVER, TONTO IN 1959
Role 'Mede Me • Better Person,' Sey a Moore
Bi Bo, Silver
l.nne Ranger: No Regrets
" DECATUR, Ga, CAP) -It's been 20 years since
Clayton Moore bung up his mask, but TV's former
Lone Ranger says he doesn't regret playing the role
that typecast him into semi-retirement.
"I JUST NEVER wanted to do anything else after
I started the Lon~ Ranger," Moore said during a
weekend appearance at a Decatur horse show. "I fell
in Jove with the character and I think playing the
character made me a better person.''
Moore, now 62, starred in two films and more
than D> TV shows as the masked good guy.
JAY SILVERHEELS, who played the faithful In-
dian scout "Tonto," lives in CaJabuas, Calif., only
two miles from Moore's home. Silverheels now runs
an acting school for Indians.
As for Silver, the Lone Ranger's white stallion he
1s now 28 and living "high on the hog," Moore' re·
ported.
Plains Minister
Bids Goodbye
· PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -The Rev.
Bruce Edwards bade farewell to
h1s supporters, and the black
man w&o.e requesl for mem-
bership divided Edwards·
former church was accepted by a
new CCJll&l'tgaUon here.
Edwards resiJ11ed ln February
. from the Plains Baptist Church. . oC which President Carter is a
. member, after a dispute over ac-
'cepllna black membera.
Edwards' supporters recently
•pllt from Plains Baptist and
formed the Bottaford Baptist
Ml11lon. Edwards, however,
leaves Plalna next month to
become pastor of the Makakilo
Baptlat Church in Hawaii.
Meanwhile, the Rev. Clennon Kins, the black mlnlater whose
request for membership split the
Plains curch, wu accepted as a
member of the Bottarord Mis-
sion.
OftANOICOAIT ~
DAILY PILOT
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SCHOOLS .•
ruling, which affirmed the de·
dsion of a state trial court, essen·
tially leaves it up to the state
legislature to come up with a re·
medy.
The cue began in 1968 when
the parents of 'l7 Los Anaeles
County school children sued
county officials and several
school districts. .
After various pre liminary
court rulings stretched out over a
s ix-year period, Los Angeles
Superior Court Judge Bernard
Jefferson ruled in 1974 that the
state's school·rmanclng system
was not valid because il violated
the equal protection provialons of
the state constitution.
Under California's "foundation
proeram" of school fundlne, one
major component la local supple-
ment.a raised by using local pro-
perty taxes.
Most states have similar pro-
grams.
The California Supreme Court
ruled that "so lone as the as-
sessed valuation within a dis·
lrict'a boundaries ia a major d•
terminant of how much It can
spend for its schools, only • dla-
trlct with a larae tax base will be
truly able to chclde how much it
r .. Uy cares about education.
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AMIN •••
.... to
deeide to fool I bWI. The~
d1lo•'• prae.tleal •ff•ot, tJaerofor u t.bat mott PoOr
_ ba'feto...rr.-..
at frW cllnlca lltded by
doctcni Dot oppo.ed t.o aboiUOa.
W!d1e -dlaeuuina fedilial
nDICWla:, tlMi toUl't'a decialGD 8Jao ·~ to clear tbe w~ for Consr-to pau a bill wtdcb Would cut ad federal monlet for
elective abartiom. The court's
deelalon dld -:Jo u far u eo· doram. the ol lepUatlon
Coo~ Lt cooalderiq. a law
that would cut olf federal money
for all abortions -even thole in
which the llfeot &be mother ia en-
d1n•ered.
flee Odd Couple
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They a:U&ht have survived had
it 1Mlt -. toe wbat Su Luis
Obispo CoUnty Sheriff's Office
supervisors now say was a dis-
patcher's bad Juctament.
Lut year, Concree• pMMd a
blll, tbe a<H?alled Hyde amend·
ment, tn.t ended federal f~
for all abortions except thoee. tn
which the life of the mother
would be endan1ered by
childbirth. A federal Judie in
New York, hoWever, lmmedlat. ·
ly declared that legialaUon un-
constitutional.
The Supreme Court's decislooa
said states -and presumably
Con1re11 -may encourage
women t.o carry tbelr prepan-
ctes to the chJ..ld.bearm. awe.
Love is blind, and nobody knows it beUer than this hum·
mingbJrd, whose unwavering devotion to a atuff ed par·
rot is causing a flutts among her fellow f eatbered
Fresnans. Sources close to the romance in Tony Costa's
yard say the llWe bird finaJly found "the strong, silent
type" she'd been looking for.
Tbe dbpateber considered a'
report by Cal Poly 1tudent ·
Richard Manzer, 26, of an orange
flash and dyina glow in the sky
near Cuesta Summit about 9: 15
p.m. the ni&ht of the crash to be
too vague and uncorroborated to
send a doputy to check it out
The mlxup in indentificati~ ..
spokesmen for the San Luis
Obispo Counly Sheriff's Office
say. was based on routine sup.
position.
The court's declsiona did not
retreat, however, from the
justices' 1973 ruline that all
women may legally choose to end
their pregnancy in its first three
monlha, free of eovernmental in-
terference.
CUSD . Gets FUnds· Deputy Coroner Mike Sheridan
said Miss Daniels' traveling com·
panion's body found near
their wrecked plane was not bad·
ly decomposed and had nol been
molested by animal predators. From Viejo Firm
The question of welfare pay-
ments for abortions arose in
cases from Connecticut and Pen-
nsylvania. The high court aaid
the Cm.stitution's assurance of
equal protection under the law
and provisions of the Social
Security Act do not mean that
states have to pay for eleetive
abortiona -even though the
states provide financial aid for
poor women who decide t.o have
children.
The court, in striking down the
decisions of two lower courts,
ruled that Pennsylvanla officials
did not violate the Social Security
Act by refuatn1 to pay for elec·
Uve abortions. The court also
111d that Connecticut officials
did not violate the equal-
protection safeguards included
in the 14th Amendment by refus·
in& to pay for elective aborUoM
for women oo welfare.
Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr.
wrote the court's majority opi·
mon. He was joined by Chief
Justice Warren E. Bureer and
Justlces Bvron R White. William
H. Rehnquist, Potter Stewart and
John Paul Stevens.
Justices Thurgood Marshall,
William J . Brennan Jr. and
Harry A. Blackmundissented.
Victim's Dad
Slain at Rites
ALEXANDER CITY, Ala.
<AP) -Mourners at the funeral
of a 16-year-old girl watched in
horror as the eirl'a stepfather
was ahot todeath in the chapel.
Assistant Alexander City
Police Chief Lyn Royall said the
Rev. Willie Maxwell, 52, of Nix-
bure. shot three times ln the back
or the bead Saturday with a .25-
calibe!' pistol, fell backward into
a red velvet pew aa 600 mourners
prepared to leave the services for
Sblrley Elllngtoo.
Police cbaraed Robert Lewis
Bums. 36, with the homicide. He
was identifled u a brother of
Mrs. Maxwell'• former husband.
By WILUA)I SCDEIBD
Of ... Dal.,ri ........
The Miaaion Viejo Company
presented Capistrano Unified
Sebool Diatrlct tnattea with •
check for $437,SOO today to be
used for "enhancement" of dis-
trict schoola within the Mlulon
Viejo planned communlty.
The cub donation, largest
ever made by the company to the
Capiatrano d.lstrlct, wu present-
ed by Art Cook, a company vice
·president, to CUSD Board
Chairman E .G. ''Ted" Kopp.
"Thia is a sienJficant lift -an
unheard of thine," Kopp said.
"Over and above a tax wrlteoff
or an)'thin.c el.se, lt renects the
pride the company has in its
community."
Most of Mission Viejo's present
1rowth area Jiea within the
OIL •..
·be about u excitine aa turning on
a garden hose.
"We deliberately wanted to be
low key about this," s8Jd a
spokesman for Alyeska, the con-
sortium of eight oil companies
formed to build the line. "We'll
have some sort of celebration
later."
The U.S. Interior Department
gave final clearance to mqve the
oil about 26 hours before lhe of·
ficial startup time. By then, oil
had already begun to flow from
wells in the 25-by·lO-mile North
Slope field lnto feeder lines and
storage tanks adjacent to Pump
Station No. 1.
A week ago, the first 85 miles
of the 48-lnch pipeline was filled
with noncombustible nitrogen
gas to elimlnale the possibility of
an explosion when the oil ~oes in.
The oil beiinl its journey slow-
ly -at about 1.1 miles per hour
when it flows at the initial rate of
300,000 barrels per day. Darcb
says the line will quickly reach a
daily production level or 1.2
million barrels.
Capistrano district, with the
other half d the community gov-
erned by the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District.
The eompany bu allo made
large donations to the Sad-
dleback di.atric:t in the past.
The Capbtrano diltrtct cur·
rently bu three elemelltary
schools tn lliuioo Viejo with two
more on tbe dtawlnl boards.
ID the fall, Capiltrano Valley
Hl1b School in the south part of
the _fOmmunlty will open lta
doon for the flnt time.
Kopp 11ld the eompany'a cub
ilft will permit the dll&rtct t.o "do
some t.binll ·we wouldn't bave
been able to do wltb tu or bond
money."
The seven-member CUSD
board will consider the possiblli·
ty of usina the money to build a
stadium, complete with seats
and li&htioe, at the new hi&b
school.
Kopp said there are a na.mber
of other projects that could be
financed with the gift, including
a swimming pool for the new
high school, a mobile reading
lab, land.acaping, enbancemenl
• of library and media services at
the new hi&h school or tennis
courts. ·
In a letter transmitline the
check to the district, James
Toepfer, .Mission Viejo Company
executive vtce president, said the
money is to be used "at the dla·
cretion of the Board of
Trustees."
The only proviso is that it be
spent on school facilities within
Mission Viejo.
•'The Mission Viejo Company
continues to recognize the fun·
damental importance of good
educational facilities and wishes
to express its conUnuini desire to
assist the district in bringing fine
educational facilities to t.be com·
munity," Toepfer said.
Today's donation brings the
company's total contribution to
CUSD projects to more than $1.l
millloo since 1969.
Until today, the largest single
company donation baa been in·
staJlaUon of 14 portable
classroom buildings at a cost of
$290,000.
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CUP •••
the second race Sunday. The
marlin was one·balf second, or a
ineretwofeet.
The earlier race, over 13.5
mllet, also went t.o Couraaeou.s.
which took tbe lead at the at.art
and held on for a 45-aecond
maritn d victory.
Enterprise bad • 23-second
lead turnln& into· the final
windward lei of ihe 1econd
12.S.aille race, but a tacking duel •a• WOil by Turner in a pboto-
tl.m.h.
Tbe loaes 1ave Enterprise a
1-3 record aaainst tl\e two Kings
Point syndicate boata -Indepen-
dence and Courageous, which
were picked by the race commit·
tee to duel twice today oo Rhode
laland Sound.
On Saturday, North aYOidecl a
tacldnl duel t.bat let Indepen-
dence win one of two bouts.
.. It doesn't seem u though I've
learned a leuoo," North aa1d.
Asked lf he intended to keep the
other U.S. con1enden covering in
the turbulent wake of his boat in
future races, North said wtt.b a
smile: "Yes, I think so."
Cave-in Kills
4 Y 011ngsters
FAIRFIELD CENTER, Maine
<AP) -'lbree boys and a girl,
aged 5 to 11, were killed when
they were buried by 10 feet of
1ravel and sand that caved in1on
them.
The children were playing Sun·
day in the bottom of a deep, ac-
tive sand plt near their homes
wbn the heavy, wet sand becan
tosUde.
One child escaped moments
before the slide and ran home for
help.
Pollce Chief Robert Barber
Identified the victims as Gene
Raymon, ~. Greta Raymon, 10,
Thomas McCoy, 8, and John John
McCoy,11.
Oil Brings Woes, No Bargains
NEW YORK (AP> -Tbe milllona or'barreJs of oil from
Alaska's North Slope will create new problems for America's
complex petroleum dJstribut1on system. And the new supplY •on 't lower consumer prices.
After nine years of controversy and collltrucUon, oll wu to
becln movtnc tbrou1b t.be ttans·Aluka plpellne today, from
Prudboe Bay ln the North to Valdn l.n the South. Th• flnt ship-
ment by tanker will reach Callfomla in Autu.st.
THE PIPELINE IS EXPECl'EOTO ca.rry at least 1.2 mUllon
barrell ol alJ a day by tbe middle of nut year -7 percent of tbe
naticm'a dally contumption of 17 m.Wloo barnla.
lrudcallr, ln th midst of e IY cri1la. moet oblerven
bellne UMi Alaskan oil wW creab! an onnupplJ ~blem on the
Wat Coast.t..wblcb bu been ttnporttnr otl from th• Mldeut and
lndonesla. ·1u..1\'l'PIU. ~t reach 400,000 b&rrdJ a d&1, aomo
oll compaales atl.aiate.
That'• bee a UM the West Coast lacb the rjfti) • to proc
Aluka't lll&b aUrtur content ol!. Tbo Gull Coast. and lbe Zaat
have thli type ot retll\4'?1. but !low to .aet t.be AJukan oil t.b • f
wrrH 80 M'UCR ADDl'llONAL oil, comumen mtpt upect.
prices tO dtCl'dJe .net .uppna to litcreue, BU\ that. fflll not be
the case, to the 1ov nm~t's dec:lalon to pennlt tbe Nie or
Alatk81 oil a\ th fore!~ ocnev 1 of '14 •·b~1,Jrm..4 Ci
tho hllheat d0in11tlc pnce, '11.28 a · barrel. Tb mth COit of
plpellnetr~Uondet«mlntd the iovernmen\11 d clsloo. ·~ di1ferenct IMD by t!Mt COftlUD'lal' Will be .-0.1" 1a14 Dout Roblnloft AJatbD oil J!l'C)je.ct C!OCJrdlna\or for fbe l".clfnl nero Adml~U'atlon CF&\). "Wbat M II littfnl ii a mart 1ecure~ of au-pplf, bal DOt a PH ct bna."
Thi •mu 17:Mnllioa JtpeUa •• bUU& ibf 1 ~~ Cit etftt ~Piftl•, ~AIIH ~PS,.._ &inlft Co., to llrtq
oat •llMlr OWD OU from dMi liOithlrn tltld. ~ llrm1 -ldlUo, non llDd MOO-IN the~.,.... BpNMm• for all
three uld tMlt ib&iW Of thl Alaikla ..0 WUI ma-fonil.ID on used nftnlHM. •
THE ADVANTAGE, SIMPLY, JS that the tundra belonp to
the United States, ao the money -more than '5 billion a year -
will stay in the country.
Two maior alternatives have been under conslderat16n for
month.I u solutions to the oversupply problem on tbe West·
Cout: Ship it by tanker or pipeline to Gulf Cout. re11ned• or
ship it overseas, inost likely toJlpab.
Such oil experts u John Uchtblau of the Petroleum Jndustry .
Research FO\IDdaUon prefe1' exportaUon t.o Improve the U.S.
balance of payment.a. But current law forbids uportation ol
American oil.
BEN COOPb, A MEDE& of the staff ol the S.ate sul>-
coD\mlU.. on eaero conservation and resulation, aiJd then ii
little chance that Coopeu would chanae t.be law, ev• if Prell·
dent Carter recommended a cbtn1e.
.., think it wGald be hard ror c&Nr to • .,on cno band, 'I.oOk. ,
we're nmnlnt Out ot oil,' and on t.be either, 'W•'T• aot .o mucb.
we'Ye pt totblp lt cwenea• ." COOpel' aald. •
Diedrich
Gets Day
Delay
111 TOii BAaLEY • °'"" wlY ,..NtAift Oran«e County Supervisor
Ralplt Diedrich appeared
before three Superior Court
Jud1a today ln a bid to delay a
heariiic called when be reported·
ly refused.to amwer Grancl Jury
queationa.
But the only delay the
beleaguered county otficlal COUJd get wu a 24·hour holdover or-
dered by presldln1 Judge Byron
K . McMillan who read a
transtript or the 1rand Jury
seHion before rulln1.
"These seemed t.o be pretty
simple queslion1," Judie
McMiiian told Diedrich. "And we
have t.o remember that the ~rm
or the current crand Jury expires
this month." •
.. Thia thlo1 has been 1oln1 on for eight months, your honor,"
Diedrich compt~ined. "I want
time to study tbla Issue and I
want lime to hire th~ attorney
who can handle this ln a proper manner."
But Judie McMUlan r tused to
exteDd the Ume ttanted Diedrich
beyond2p.Ql. TU~ay.
DJedrkh declln~ to I ~1
the att.omty be bact In De
supervisor made It ct ou\llde
the courtroom that the two at·
torneys currently workin1 for
him are not adequate to work on
issues poaed ln U\e new Grand
Jury probe.
Ditdncb appeared lint. toda.y
h4'ftlrp .Judtte JaJn•• H . Walsworth who disqualified
J'lim1e1' .from the hearin1 with
ihe ex~anauoo that be ls the puperior Court u.iJOD with uie
~rand Jury.
I Diedrich then went to Judse ff.
jWarren Knllht'• cQurtr.oom to be
told after a 30·mlnute dela.y that
!Judge Knlthl's heavy Monday
calendar would not permit him to
<See DIED l M. Pa•e A2)
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'Newport Road
I • Project OK'd
The Griffith Company q( Irvine
has been awarded a sus,ooo~
tract for the Wtdenln1 oCSu~or
Avep"8 1n. N.-pc>rt B'eaab from
twoJaaa tofouT. • Newport Beacli clly c9Un·
cUmeo approvecl the COf\lraci for
the pl'Ciject betweeo -Placel\Ua
/\ veauae Qd ln<!ustrial W •Y·
Work ls expected to belin by
mid-Jul)' aod 1bould be con:iplet· ~ by OCt®er, accordin1 to pro-
ject ensineet Joh,Jl Wolters. He
said that, during consti'UCUon,
the contractor will keep one lane
of tralftc o"n fn Heb dl~Uon.
tel Trans-Alaska Pipeline~ ........ -:-
•••• 4 Feet Wide. 799 Miles Long .
l1tiriel oil will rtodt VoWu
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LWifitM8'.FLOWINO THROUGH ALASKA PIPELINE
Ntne Years, $7.7 Btlllon Project Working
Alaskan Oil Begins
Slow Trip Southward
PRUDHOE BAY, Alaska <AP>
-Hot oil frdm beneath the
permanently trozen Soll or
Alaska's Arctic North Slope be·
gan flowing 'throtlgh the $7.7
billion trans·Alaska pipelfne lo
day.
The startup marked the
culmination or nine years pf plan·
ning and building In th~t largest
and moet expensive project u.n·
dertaken by private industry.
It means 1.2 milllon barrels or
oil dally soon will be on its way to
market.
"We've done a damn good
job." declared Wiiiiam Darch.
president of Alyeska Pipeline
Service Company. ••Our destiny
ia in our hands. The pTOblems are
now ours to solve. which ts a very
Jood po1ition to be in after the
lut couple years."
It cost S7.7 blWon .to build the
800-mlle tube from Prudboe Bay
here oo tbe Arctic Ocean, 2:;G
miles pOrth o( tbe Arctic Circle,
to the port Of Valdea on Prince
William Sound. Development of
the wells at this end or the pipe
cost an addJUonal $4 billion.
CSff OIL, l'ace 1\2)
HELP WANTED,
GOT WITH AD
·'My bus band is very
metlcuJous about the houae. So
when I went back to work -I
needed help ript away."
That's the •lory behind a
Newport Beach .woman's own ad-
verll•lng success when she
placed thia classified ad:
Live.In maid. must keep
house clean. Pri room.
ba, exper ienced, xu·
XXlt:IC. She found her helper within
hours after the ad appeared ln
the Dally Pilot. Whatever your
needs, call 6'2·5'71. The Dai11
Pilot LI the people'• market place
alona tM Oran1• Coaat.
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oo a,.....,,,. ldlOol fiDwe r.
form.
Brown 1aJd tbe ruUni lives·
Calif ornla .. iu march1D1 ordcn.
The Umeto act ls now. And, a we
do ao by~ mooty, w•abould inlbt upon school reform and at·
tentlontobutca." In appealln& to the Supreme
Court, LOI Ansel• County 1ov·
ernmeat and 1cbool otnct.ia 1&1d
the atate coWt ~· could DGt
E 20, 1977
•tan4 bee• tbe orilinal IUil
cbaU QC t.be •Jlltm'• nlldit1 D•Yer mact. tbe 1overnor or I tlllatute parties to tbe cue. .. Mllllou of children and
futar• ienerationa of mlWGOS ot
cblldren have been denied pro-
cecharal due proceu law." tbe ap-
peal said.
The California Supreme c.ourt
ruUn1. which affirmed the de-,
cbioo of a state trial court, euen-
. c TEN CENTS.
tlally 1 .. ves it up to t.bo state
leflalllt\U'e to come up wtlh •
remedy.
Tbe California Supreme Oowt
ruled that "to loaf as the u-
aesaed nluatloD within a dla-
trict '1 boundart.81 ls a mljor de-
termt.nant ol how much it can
spend roe U.s schools, only a diS-
trict with a lar&e tax base will be
tAlly able to decide bow mucfl lt
really cares aboUt education.
Showdown Near·
Mesans Seek Building Halt
By STEVE MITCHELL Of"'' o.it1 "'"' 51•11
Homeowners ln north Costa
Mesa will meet Tuesday i\lghl t.o
discuss a reCerendum proposed
to force the City Council to
rescind 11.s decision to allow more
than 540 apartment units alon1
with 127 single·f amity homes on a
48-acre site in th e ir
neighborhood.
The North Costa Mesa
Homeowners A.s1oc1ation will
meet at 7 ·30 p.m in the Be..,-
Street School
ThP Ctty Council April 18 ap-
proved prehminary plans for the
670·un1t development. despite a
Families
Flee Fire
In Mesa
Tw11 ram1ht"• Chl'itJ>ed a fast·
nlll\ 1111! rtrt• lJI d J WO l'lltiry UpOrt·
llll'l\I hullclini: rn ()tst .1 Mt1a late
:-;1tn1la\· 111).(ht i.horll\ lJrofore the
,11111·t11rl' tx•C'amt• r1>mpletely
c·nl!ulfc'f! in rtaml'S
A pn•hminJr\ tn\'est1gat1on by
r1ri·mc:n indlC'Jles the S28.000
hl:ue was spurkcd by raulty elec·
trical equipment in the bottom
apartment. rented by David Par·
radee. 24. has wife nnd child
Parradee told r1remen h~
walked mlo the li ving room or tUs
apartment at 1021 Valencia
Drive to (ind tt\e entire room In n~mes. He arabbed his wife and child and fled the bul ding,
followed sl'\ortly by the ramtly
living In the upstairs unit oC the
bulldln1.
Firemen said the apartment la
owned by ~obert Miller, 1065
Presidio Drive In ~ta Mesa. Battalion Chief d Lewis said
two engine compa ies, a truck
company and squad responded to
the fire, knocking It down within
five minutes.
"The buildln1 was fully in·
volved when we cot there,"
Lewis said. "Flames were re·
achlb1 the second •t.ory apart-
ment rrom windows on the first
level.•·
He aaid darna1e to the content.
or the two-bedroom apartment.
was about a,ooo. The remainder
was structural damaae.
Tb• kitchen and livin1 room of
the bottom apartment were com·
pletety atrtt.ed. Lewta said, and
th• Uvina room In the up~ unit
Wat 4aJDqed ulentl\lely.
petitlC)fl siened by more than 900
homeowners ln the area.
The Amel Development Com-
pany DroJect ls bounded by South
Coast Drive on the north, the San
Diego Freeway on the south, and
Bear Street on the east.
An eight-acre portion or the de·
velopment ii located just north of
South Coast Drive.
The council voted 4·1, with
Councilman Dom Raciti OP·
posed. t.o approve plans for the
multi-million develofment, cit·
mg several pages o conditions
placed on the project to make it
acceptable.
But homeowners at that meet·
1ng were opposed to density
variances on the project, in-
creased traffic projected for the
area and increased crime 'the¥
reel will come with the apart,..
menta.
A letter to homeowners con-
cerning Tuesday night'• meet.ini
saya, "Our elected represen·
taUves on the Clly Council voted
4 to 1 to approve the rezoning
chan1e that would allow a non·
Costa Meaa company to exploit
this residential area with a bilh
density apartment complex."
It says the purpose otthe meet·
in1 Is to propose a ballot in·
iliative "to prevent apartment
and commerctal developments '-
<See NORTH, Pa1e AZ>
Amin Said Missing
After Killing Try
NAIROBI, Kenya CAP> -
U11ndan Pr ident I Amin i1
missine arter a weekend as-
sassination aUempt, a Kenyan
MW :Pai>er Hid loda1.
uaandan orricials aald the re-
port. was false, but a man who
answered the telephone at
Amin·s home said he had not
been seen since Friday.
"We don't know where he ts or
what has happened to him," the
unidentlfled Ugandan said. "We
were expecting him Friday even·
in1. We tried in vain to find him.
We don't know where hell now,
and nobody has an1 explana·
tlon."
He uid "some people have
gooe to look for Amin at
Murchison Falls" in northwest
Uganda.
The independent Nairobi Daily
N atlon quoted unldentUied
sources as saying two gunmen
tried to kill Amin on Saturday al
the Bayitabire trading center
two miles from his home al En-
tebbe.
The paper quoted Vice Presl·
dent Mustafa Adrisi as saying
the police and army were looking
for Amin throughout U1anda but
he refused to confirm or deny the
assassination attempt. ··u you find him, please con· tact Uganda immediately," it
quoted Adrisi.
In the put, the newspaper has
not always ~n completely ac·
curate in Its reporu from U1an-
da, but the reports b.ave usually
contained some substance.
In Washington , U.N. Am·
ba11ador Andre'W Yount was
asked about Amin when the am-
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REPORTED MISSING
Uganda'• ldt Amin
baaaador left a Cabinet meeting
at the White House.
To a 1uuestlon rrom a a.
porter that Amln dllappe.area,
Young replied: "Well, I hope
nobody helped him. I wouldn't
mind him just taking off on his own."
An Information ministry
spokesman in Kampala, Upn~
da'a capiLal, aaid by telephone he·
knew nothlpg of any disap-
pearance b¢ old there had been
no official word on AmJn'a ac-
tivities since Saturday.
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~.Parking Lot Sale ..
Newport.Meta Unified School
Diatrlct trustees have approved
the aale ot part of the dbtrfct'a bu. part!nr lot to the City or
t"data Mesa for °" extenaioo of
'Bear Street. !"-;; Trustees noted that the dlltlict ~~n't make any money oo the
'1\11,00C> tale.
Of the $118,000 paid to the db-
" tffet. 151.000 will be used to r• ~ CCShatruct the bus parkinc lot
•wbicb fronts on Baker Street and
"..nother $18,000 will be uaed to
build a retainln1 wall to aeparate
.,he lot from the meet extenalon.
The remainder, aa4d dtatric:t
'$f)9kesman Jean Harmon. will 10
l1to the state which loaned the db·
"'trict the funda to buy the pro· ,pel~~· explained that under state
1&W, all funds netted by a school
idtJtrict in the sale of land oc-
·liupled by a school-related facili·
ty that was bought with state
money must be returned to the
1'•Me.
•1 'Phe city pl~ lo extend Bear
" SU-eet from it.a ~urrenl terminus
"trt' Baker through the Maa Del
ar tract so that it wll <;oMect * * * ,"School Seek& 'f.
ore Funds
~for Teachers'f
OfOciala of the Newport-Mesa
Unltled School Diatrtct are aeek-
IJJI a $14,400 state irant lo hlre
two lnttr\Jctora ln fine an. for the
•comln1 achool year.
• The funda, which would be
augmented by $4.800 of district
· money, would enable the dlatrtct
'ta hire choreo1rapher and
"theater art.a specialist Barbara
·Harris to work out of Newport
1•Harbor H11h School and painter
· lt~thle Jeaale who would work
"Wtlh student.a at Harbor ~iew,
t•-Monte Vista, Meaa Verde,
'Mariners and California Elemen-
\ary schools.
Mrs. Harris has worked as a
· vQlunleer In the district, choreo-
graphln1 Harbor Hl1b'1 spnng
Production, "Bye Bye Birdie."
· amonc other projects. She would
be available to all achoola in the
<1iatrict II the rrant la approved.
• Miu Jttfle has tau1ht art at ..... everal of the district 'a achoola.
Hub Caps Stolen
Four wire-wheel hub capa were
stolen this weekend from a 1976
Cadillac parked ln th• South
Co••t Plaza partina lot, accord·
Int to Cotta Mesa police. Janet
E. Hallaian of Torrance told of.
ncers sbe parked her car In the
east aide ot May Company. She
returned to find lbe cosUy HP!
ml11lq.
OflANGI COAl'f c
DAILY PILOT
with St. Clair Street and provide
a frontage road that roughly
parallels the Corona del Mar
Freeway.
The project hu not yet been
acbeduled for conatruction.
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DIEDRICH •.
bear the Diedrich case.
The aubpoena that brought
Diedrich to court was issued last
week after be rePOrtedly refused to saU.factorily answer ques·
lions posed to him in the erand
Jury room by Assistant Dislrict
Attorney Michael Capizzi.
It was reported that most or lht•
grand jury session was taken u11
with a series or uccusat1ons
made by Diedrich du1"1nu which
the aupervlaor claimed that tho
eight-month probe into the coun
ty's poUUcaJ practices ls nothin~
more than a thinly dlsgu1aed
''wi~h hunt" designed to drive
him fromomce.
It was reported lhul Dwdrn·h
accused Capizzi and the Grand
Jury ol leaking information to
the presa in a move to embarrass
bim aodd~troy t>is reputation.
Jt was also reported tho\ he
criticized the Grand Jury ror re
fusln1 to tell him what. tr any, or.
lenses he 15 suspecled of commit·
tini.
Also. sources !'aid, Diedrich
condemned the Grand Jury for
what be claims is an Invasion or
his privacy and criticized Caplm
for asking ''personal" questions
that baYe no bearing on tht-In
veaU1at1on.
It was also reported lhal
Diedrich urged the Grand Jury to
either Indict him or leave him
alone "to carry on" with
reaP<>nsibililies to his office.
Diedrich also reportedly:
-Refused to cite hi11 Fifth
Amendment rights against self-
incrimination when asked about
a 24-hour visit to Las Vegas IL'lt
October when he attended at
torney Michael Remington's
weddina. ·
-Cited his First and Fourth
Amendment riJhts as Jutt cauae
to refute to anawer Capiul'a Lu
Vesaa question, a question the
supervfaor said waa an invu1on
of "his privacy righta and with no
bearins on any issue before the Grand JUry."
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finish.
The IOIHI save Enterprtn a
14 record .,ainlt the two Kini•
Point •YDdicate boats -lndepen·
dence and Coutaseous, whlch
were picked by the raH conunlt·
tee to duel twice today on ~
IJl&Qd Sound.
On 8*turda11• North avoided•
tacklnj chMI mat let lndepeo.
dence wtri oae ot two bouts.
"lt doesn't eeem u tbou1b I've ltamed a leaon." North said.
Asked tf be intended to keep tbe
other U.S. cootendert covertnj ID
the turbulent wake of bll boat in
future race.. North •aid wtth a 1mUt: "Y•, I th1.nk IO ...
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on the parcels of land adjacent to
the Oreenbrook and Meta Woods
tract." · Spokesmen for the homeowner
group last April vowed they
would aeek a referendum to
rescind the council action. and
Tueaday's meeting appeara to be
the flf'\l step in that process.
Directors ol the homeowners
eroup said. "It has become
necessary to resort to legal
m earus lo permlt homeowners to
have some recours~ when the ci-.
ty COWlCll ll'nOres the Wiii of the
people most directly affected."
The council is scheduled to set
a public hearing for final de·
velopment pluns by Arnet
tonight.. That hearing could be
::.et forthc July 5 meeting
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COST,\ ~H;:-iA CITY COUNCIL
H1•i.:11lar mt1t't1ng. CC)sla Mtsa
t"1l) !hill. G 30 ll m
rt t:SUA \', Jl'jltt: :!I
SF.NIOH C l'rJZf:~s cr.t•n
l'omm11n1l\ RC'('r1•Jt1on C't-nler.
rues . W<'<i .. rhur., 12 J p m
Lockers Searched
After Cash Theft
Kathy Forbatb. tbo out1eom. student body president at Dtanda High School, and Ben ICooou, tncomine presi-
dent at Corona del Mar ~h SCboOI. have been named reciolenta of the future e.xecuUve acbolarsbips granted
by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce.
Cgurt Clears States
()f Abortion Costs
W ASIDNGTON (AP) -States
have no leeal or conaUtutional re·
quirement to pay lot the abor-
liona of poor wodlen if tbe
motbera' Jlvea are not en-
dan1ered. tbe U.S. Supredle
Court said today.
In a series of 6-3 votr=t.be court alao decided that wbUc
bosplt.ab have no Jetal ob
to P•Y for voluntary abortioas of
poor women. 1.
The court said atates could pay
lor abortions ii they want to, but
not many states are expect.eel to
decide to loot such bills. The de-
c hi on' 1 practical effect.
therefore. is that most poor
women will have to seek abot·
tlons at free clinics staffed by
doctors not opposed lo abortion.
While not discussing federal
funding. the court's decision alao
appeared to clear the way for
Congress lo pass a blU which
would cut off federal moni• for
elective abortions. The court's
Pier,
Newport Beath"JJreguards saJd
today a Santa-Ana man ap-
parently sulfe~no aner elfect.s Vl·e~io Company from an epU ;!~ eiiure that
'.I caused hJm to atrinto t!\e water
decision did not eo as far as en-
doraln1 the kind of legislation
Con1reas ta eon.alderins. a law
that would bat off federal money
for all abortiom -even ~ in
whicb tbe ll!e of the mot.her is en·
dantered.
LUt year. Coqresa passed a bill. tbe ~ailed Hyde amend·
ment1• that ended federal fUDdlng
for au abortion.I except thole In
wbieh the life of tbe lllot.ber
would be endangered by
childbirth. A federal judge tn
New York. however, immediate-
ly declared that legisJatJon un-
conatltutiooal.
The Supreme Court'• dec:isions
said It.ates -and presumably
Con1reaa -may encOW"age
women to carry their prepan-
cles totbe chlld·bearirut atue.
The court'i decisions did not
retreat, however. from the
justices' 1973 1ulln1 tbat all·
women may Je1ally choose to end
their preioancy in its first three
months, free ot 1overnmenUl in-
terference.
OHit'ials or lh<' M<'Sa Verd<' G· s h I c ountry Club s t'Jr<'hl'd ·100 . Ives C 00 8 lo<'kl'rs 1n the men's locker room
ore the Newport Pier Sunday a!
ternoon.
Lt. Logan Lockabey said the
The QUess.ioa of ~ pay~.
menta tor abortJona arose in
u ~ from ConnecUcut and Pen-
OIYl• The hieb court laid the coa.stJ~Uon's usurance of
equaJ protection under the law
and provisions of the Socjal
~urity Act do not mean that
stalet bave to pay for elective
abortlona -even thou1h &.be •tales proYide financial aid for
poor women who decide to have children.
The court, in atriktnc down the
decialona ot two lower cowu.
ruled l#tat Pennsylvanja offlclals
did not vfol~te the Social Security
Act by rel1.11lng to pay for elec-
li ve abot'tlons.
thil( weckl.'nct artl.'r a patron re·
ported the thcrt or $1.!'iOO.
Clyde C Sarvar, 58. of Garden
<trove told Costa M~s,.n police the
t'ash. and a S380 gnld mClney clip.
wer<> taken from his Jlants pock<'l
while he was taking a shower
Club otricial11 se~rched lhe men·s
locker room to no avaH. accord-'"~ to police reports.
Cliarge Revived
LAHORE, Pakiatan CAP>
Ptlme Minister Zulfikar Ali
Bhutto has revived his char1e
that the United States Is makinr
trouble for hlm by Interfering In
Pakistani polttlcs, just 10 da,ya
art.er he said he wu ready to
open a new chapter IY' PakfstanJ. American friendship.
man, .fohn Lanning, was fishing $437,500 Al•d 1w1thafrlendwhenthe mishapoc·
curred. They said his friend.
Aurelio Vasquez of Costa Mesa The Mission Viojo Company dove into the water after Lan· presented Capistrano Unified nlna.
School District trustees with u "Fortunately, our boat was
check far $437.500 todar to be right there and picked them up,"
used for "enhancement' of dis-Lockabey added.
tr1ct schoq1s within the Mission Lifeeua.rds adtl)iniltered first
Viejo planned communitv · aid until paramedics arrived to
The cath donation, -lartetL take ~g to Hoag Memorial
ever made by the ctompany to the Hospital where he was treated
Caplavano distrtctf was present-and released.
ed by Art Cook. a company vke Lockabey said the incident was
president, to CUSD Board the most serious in a weekend
Chairman E. . ''Ted" Kopp that he described as "crowded
"ThJ• is .tl 11 flcant r an but qu.iet."
unheard <(_ n , p Uf d. In all, ta>,000 people visited
"Over and above a tax Wrlteort. ~wport Beach over the
or anythina else, tl te ect.s the w kencl. butUle1Uarda were~-
pride tbe company 11 Ia-Its-y called upon to reacue rune community." from tmall aurl.
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ICHOOL WAS OUT AND 43;000 FANl.QeCID!D IT WAI ALICI COOPER.TIME AT BIQ.:A
CrvWd, Moaar TMNlged, 8egln Antvfnt PrftloU• Ntght For lund•r Performance
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Niii 1Pi11UllJIU. hacJQde "Oe I C· .Ju.mar omc.. md ~ ....
ed pqae .,.rdeularl~ .. dect· «lf)JdM~beNld.
Pew calild..,.. tlllnk Of~ a bouie,; ColoDil Wallter a
staff ...... with lb to 10
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price ot • bom• in the COUldT i:
moH tblD double that. !!. •
But efen nmt,a11. aoeCAlw
thoH ~here cblldren are "'9J. 43 375 J C rt Jowed.arehi&bprieedandfewin
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am once 0U:.=r~olflclal11&)'·Jt1ll
not UDUIU&I '° ftDd Marines.~tn1 bait or IDON of thelr tairie-Alice Cooper Leada Ofl 10.lwur Marathon ":.~::.~=..~.!:':!~~A=~ ~~,:~.::a:.::;:1.:
tq ID whit mQ be~
BJ MlCllAEL PA.8KEVICll the 11uma ol tbe COU11t7. O..Clf
0t .. D111ty,........., · tbele area IDSaata Adil callfcl
· TbebedlbeetbaDDerthathUDI ltoeton' Clabn "MartntBarracbTwo." ,
ftom tbeleccmddectol An.abelm Cpl • .JolumJ Caner, wbole Stadium Sund.a)' set the tGae for tU•bome pa, . ii about $.'iDO a
Uae rock and roll celebratiOD tbat ~/ ~.;0 1 _,;;--~e :IJ :, mODtb. pap $250 a month ,phll
drew 43,375 hearty fans. The pen· .I., ~ , ., i,e • M.,;' Iii ., 181 and eleetrtc:tt.J tor his -r.m nant, wbldl.bore a llkewl cftbe apartment. • 1 concert'• Jwad!!ntne act, Alice An. Uvtu there a moa&Ja..:ate g:~!~.er •• declared "School'• E'Or K.;'!J-' BeL. ~v:1ar •aid, .. wife Uc1to 1et •:-JOI>.
And rejoice they did, after pay. r ~ .,(.18' lu.I/, .,..,,. Now, abe woru in the base
tng between m and SU per ticket cafeteria. but be ltlll can't affQ,d
f hour th a ear, somethin1 ~ a or • 10-extravaaanza at CWCAGO (AP> -Docton HY Thl1 ll cme of tbe findtnp of • necellity tn Soutbem caiu~· featured Cooper, the Kinks, the they are seeina the effects of poll of pb11tclanl conducted by He laid be really had ttle
Tubes, other 1upportlne IJ'OUPI television violence on cb.Udren th• American Medical Auocl•· cbolce ln flDd1na a place to v~. and a leries of novelty acta de-they treat ta tbelr offices. Uon anCl reported ln today'1 luue "I ,, ___ ... IODle ... _ la 1t1ned to keep the crowd enter-of American Med1cal News. the vuuu ~ap puce&
t-i-ed 1n bet-the 1-... h .. d--, ..;..a..1 t!My were really ratbol•.'/11-. .ua ... ....,.. ...u.wy .... AMA 1w-.yaewspaper. qplalned. .,,
laya. Expc>sure to televt1loa violence Serpant Yowell al.lo beu.r. ~~::'rt~ ~;~8:a =-~ Radio Station ::,·CJ~~~s;;d a~~~.~:1:: f~ be anct h1I preanant wtte tawJ1ao day ~to camp out tn order to chit • ._, ..... _ -·••i-• from cbolce but to live in their Garden ... _ f'__. 1n Un t boi • .a ....., ..... ._ &1;19 ... llQJ• Grove apmtment. He pays = ""' u-... e or a c ce new· Ch H -..I.-emulatinl television tnddenll. moa• .. wblcb i-1•1.11 m-tn11pot of the atadium'1 pl.,tne8Daf'88Due~Jleptlc 1ehure1 and bllh"'"'~all:w:ce.~-field. A IDUllve platlorm erect· " b-----ed behind the center field fence I ....._.,.. · it isn't It.
served .. the 1ta1e and a wall of In Clemente One l)bJlioian reJ)Orted be He Hid he had to clean the • 50 lar1e 1peakera pumped out treated two cblldreD who bad place up before Uuty could move
eaoap aound to fill the outdoor San 1ctemellte radio atatlon ~~':::San.'•~om a F001 fl,ytn1 into lt. 'Ibey lived there for . ..-e
arena. KAPX bu been cbued~ than a mootb with a ltovtGlat Cl Id and •• pur Another told of a child who aet dl,,._,t ...__.. --.a the r~rto-~--ear 1 es -mperatures four Southern Califonda b . ., hb bOUM on fire alter •eelna an WI ww• auu ~ .~. •wi-
approachlna the 80s led many in cast executives, pendlq ap· anon lnctdefttoa teleVtllon. 1Ull dOe"ln't work all the Ui!. the sea ol denim to doff their proval by the l'ederal Com· Nel1bboitiood ldct. are "all r
•birta and dance, about and party m unlcatlona Commission, for Tbe AKA each month samples teartni tbl.nia up, .. trub 11
to the tbunderoua beat. $550,000. a 1tati1tical croaa·Hctlon of tbe nellbborbood and peoif!e
A few went a bit to far, at least The broadcuttng co&liUoo ta Amertcan doctors to get tbetr race can down the alley at nf .
ufaratbeaecurit7forcesol50 beaded ti)' CUit GUI,~ opintoaaoncurrentbealthlaues. S1t. Yowell, wbo 11 1-·
Anaheim police officer• wu con· manaaer for severi.I AM and nJ Of 500 doctors who rece1"*1 UlmloMd about all tbe cost; '.ol
cerned. Police arrested about 150 stations. Other partners are Jack the TV violence questionnaire, Uvlnf 1n Call.fomia. wm be •4¥P.I apectaton, mo.Uy on cbarces of Bell, general man.,er for KWIZ; 1'7 retumect lt. Of thou. et per. to recndten' acbool in Aupat.
drunkenne11 or posae11lon of Marti A1pe1r.n, formerly of cent uld there ll too mucb TV "The farther I eet away frol:
marijuana. However, a police KEZY, and John Ro11, a vioJene.. atate,thobeUerl'llbe,"hesaJ
spokesman 1aJd it wu Just televtaioaproducer. Nearl1 H pfrcent of the Cpl. Larry Maraie Pafl a
anotberroutlneday. KAPXl•areaioaal P1htatloa r11pmcttn1pb71Jclana1aicl t.bey month plus utilities for a QPe.-:
Four drul abuse counselors broadcasting on 29,000 watts of h • d • e • n pa ti e.n ti w lt b bedroom unit in an adults •>" from the Newport Beach ~b J)Ower. behavioral or physical problelha complex In Tustin. Rl1ht DC1W_...,.
of the• Oranae County Depart. GUI said his' ,.-oup plant to,.. that may be related to TV said, lt'• not too difficult beeaaH
ment o1 Mental Health were oa locate that nl1tln1 tranam!tt violence. AnotMr 41 percent aaid hi• wile works. Birt. be adcl4ld,
band, but spokesman Millard locate the ftlstlill trantmltter, · they 0 1U1pec:tao." lhe ll pregnant IO •he'll haveit.o
Marki said oaJy a few dl'UI pro. San Clemen~. and to improve C~ were predomlnantly quit work and they'll bave.ito
blem1 were "severe." the ltatlon to ltl le1al Umlt of affected, the doctor. n.ld. move.
The stadium'• medical staff 50 000*' ... L. G. "Bud" Haymes, El • ...aw.. More than half the doctors saw handled 134 lnjurtea ranging OlU said the sroup propoeet no boycottlnl the pro.ducta of Toro'1 clvtllan off.hue bousiDs
from overdoses to sunburns and dramatic cbaqes in the pro-apomon ol violent proirama a referral otneer, said the problem
cut toes. llinor uuurtea made up 1ramm1D1-cenera1Jy adult COD· an effective means of red~ of coat Ii compounded by the fact
tbe bulk ol Uae 1talf'1 work, but 12 temporary music-but plans an aucb Yiolence. Aft.er tbat. they that moat apartmenta a.re tor
of the lrUured we.re tranaported lncreased: emPbuli on Oranse rated writin•lettenolcom"''""'... adultscalyorarebelngconvert.id to UCI Medical Center. A Countynewa • .,._ tocoridOm1niW111.
1poke1man for the hospital •aid .. We're 1oini ·to try to make It ~v~= ~.,~e~ Tbere are t.m bOastnl uni\a aU ol lrUured w-e doin1 fine to-more ol •• all-Or ie ,. _ _. •'" ... ~ on tbe bue. But all o1 tbeM are d ..., ... u ~·Y tram contesst and boycottt.q C«· filled and there an l,MM> aames ay · station.'' Gill aaid. taJn ---·and networks. Amons the novelty acta apliced r•....--oa the waltinl u.t. ln between the mu1ic were r--------:---~-~~---------:--~-------------
daredevil stunt pilot acta and the !~
Amutnf Randi, a YOWll man '· who wu IU1s>ended from the
Bil A ~ feet 1n tlie air while at-
tem ptln• to .. cape from a atralehtjacket. Re made It.
But the crowC1'1 favOrite ,,..
Henry Laincmt, • man in hll '10'1 who mlde a belattit •toot dive into a •mast p001con~131.n. cb•ofwater. Deapl~ the lenitb ot the CCG·
cert, tbe crowd's collective
1ptrtt1 remained biab and one
Anaheim olflcial described their 'mood as "not quite mellow, not
qul~ rMUcal."
~ ~letic perlonnanca bY, tbe .Tubes altd veteraD
Eqlilb roct ... UM Kuw, tM
eveGiQI g;e w~ to COopt.r,
WJioH ate ~· 1birir WU aide~ 1>1 tbr•e lflant vldeo er . ,~~~~le
bla& ~ llilden. ew Int tiletb a.nd ': a CVCIOOI aimd
smok1 '1explo11.0••t flHb 1
llillta .na • ftreWoru ditJ>t.,.
A Ulffbecl dUID~ Of~
•H reaU1tlcall1 s.ulllotlntd
wblle ~ fl'OUP pouaded Out
aome hal'd<ff1e4 b001te. He
ended bit to-minute ~orm.nce
wttb tbeda1'• utbem, "8Cb0ol'1 OUt" fortummer.
At 11 p.m. the weaty crowd
headid tor the mta aild m~ lptnt a few atra minutes U7tQ1
to locate tbelr can la tbe •· marw AallMlm Sttidlurn .,_n. "*lot. ttrealb' didn't matt.r
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.\8atJJl'l1,Y. TBBI other eoo-
ple called and talcf they WeN l"WlDh:w la!e. Could tbe1' all meet at lbe restaurant to preserve the
resenatlon? Sure.
II y Mends threw oo tbelr coatl
and wbllked away.
Shor1ly thereafter, their 1rown
son appeared at the bouae for a
rislt. He found an empty boole,
no can In the 1ara1e and lour WI· &ouched cocktalJa meltine on the
brealcfut bar.
Instant panic Mt in. He WU
certain 1ometbln1 awful bad
happened to bla folb to make
them van.lib like tbat. He called
around to frteadl. He called bis
1randpareat1. Nobody bad let'D
lbem.
Finally, after bi1 parent. re·
turned from a dellehlful even.Inf
on tbe town, lbe record got set
stral..,t. It 1ave lbe parentl tbat wonderful opportunity to say to
their crown kid: "Well, now you
know how we fell all tboae Umes
when you were growln1 up ... "
That's a eot.cha.
IF YOU WE&E a stay-at-home
over this last spectacular
weekend, you had to be tbe excep-
tion. Everywhere, It seemed peo-
ple were rubblnl elbows or bump-
101 fenden.
You could have been at two of
the more 1pectacular 1bow1 ever to bit our region.
Out at Knott'a Berry Farm tn
.Buena Park, you can't do better
tbao Tommy Walker'a lce review
with super 1katloa and 10me of
the finest seta and ll&btlni you'll
ever aee in any lee spectacular.
Watch out tor the San Francisco
earthquake scene in lh1I one,
now.
And 1pealdn1 of ll1bliD1. Dis·
neyland has come up wltb
another awesome display wlth its
Malo Street Electrical Parade
that. drew weekend thrones tbat
were unbelievable.
The weekend record for
peraistaice, however, haa to go
to the more than 40,000 rock fans
who sweat throueh an entire day
and night Sunday at Anaheim
Stadium. The attracllona were
Alice Cooper and some outfit.a
known u The Tubes, The Kink1,
Sha-Na-Na and Nazareth. Would
that the Angela could draw !Ike
that.
AND f1NALL Y, we had our
coutal traffic 1y1lem taxed to
the limit. Conllder what bap-
PtDed wben one lone car 1ullered
vapor lock on the Balboa to
Balboa Island ferryboat. It kept
three ferries noatlne and wa1Un1
while traffic stacked up on both
lbe Island and Peolnaula.
On these hot weekenda, our transportallon s ystem sure
han1s on a slender thread. One
vapor lock and it's had It.
l'U llAGASIJQ WD the ,.,.., ... bUed .. docu·
eata obtained tbroa11a the
J'retdom '11 IatormaUoe Act
from Uae l&ll&e Departgllllt and Peotap.
Tbe clOc....,.• lbow that .. cer.
tale co.ta MYe been omtu.d
from tb•~·PUbUc reoord alto1etblr, Whlle Odten appear:
to bave beell alinUlcanUy -aad ayatemati~ -undentat.d/' ttsald.
Tbe ~ne Hid tbe m$1'
dilcl'tJ)UC1 between publicly r• ported~ and actual colt.a
involved air tramPortaUOG ~
vlded by lbe mllltafY. Wblle
public reporta abowed rua.•t• ln military air tranaportaUon coats,
the true flSUN. aceordhll to Pm·
ta ion calculations, was
$1,103,142, it 1ald. .
THE llAG.\ZINE SA.JD the
document.a alto indicated the
Penta1on 1pent more than
$132.000 to provide t.ra.ellna
le1lslaton with mlUtary eacodl,
liquor, food and other comforts.
ouUaya tbat 1enerally were not
itemized.
Moat of the Juaketlnl con·
eresamen "apparenUy pocket*2
or 1pent on souvenir purcbaaes"
whatever was left over from the
Uvlo1 allowance of '75 a day that
they collected while travellq
abroad, the report said.
It said many IPOUHI of
lawmakers rode free on Air
Force ytanes, and that the true
cost o air tran1portat100 on
Junkets often wu concealed by
'· m llleadtn1 account1n1
metboda.''
The mquine said many con·
,resslooal travelen uaed of.ftcJal
und1 to hire expenahe
Umoualnes and to sive 1enerwa ttpe.
APWI .......
POPll PAUL YI PR181DEI AT CANONIZATION 0, SAINT
Jobn NMimann Become• Plrtt Amertcan Male lo Honored
.
8tJT OFl'ICIALI nriled
tbe an ....... err.UC ..
ccnald ~ ... DUI' commmdt;d 11.-pen1ar Tlae-nearlY JI ....... alltl ol
lad t:iun.I m New MU!co bJ
th ftie UMlt UrW Tb~ .. ow....s b)' tbe !Catloeal Pm semc.. i:.-11 ... ads ad DH•l~m•t AUilalatraUoe
ad U.S. ,..._kwtce. C1olldt ... tiltble .,... the
lor..W mountalD.r, bat t.beJ'
were full OI wood ub fl'om
tbooallldl ol tNd, not n1D that
would atmau1lb ft.rel. ·
,..,_ 8MOU U .10 thick tt
loots llk• fof, .. •ald llu Salasar
of Banta Fe, about 8$ mUes 10Utb
of the fl.re. "It 1mella like we're
rt1ht.next to lt."
Ao estmlated 1,000 penooa, in·
cludlnl ft.Nlllhten from a far
away u Ore1011, hue been battl·
101 the Loi Alamc:. fire.
Tbe ftte bu burned parts ot tbe
BHdeller National Moeument,
··THE WIND8 WEaEN.,. tbat
bad and It looked u tboUlh we
mlpt bold It; but It broke out and
went cru~." 1ald Coronado
1pokaman Doa1 Salyer. "We've
JOit lt t.omiM and we could be ln
for real trouble." no... ot bom• on the eut
aide ol l'Japtaff, Aris., were
eYacuated Sunday before nr.astan..,. able to c:ontatn
a ftre that swept°"" f,000 ecr. of paadlnJu pa.. Teaehing Mission Urged
Pope Preaidea tit Amerkan Saint'• Canonimtion BR4YCROJfS
VATICAN CITY (AP> -Pope start ol three days of special BuWcaotSt. llary llajortoclay, .41J(JlfI' SIZE
PaulVIur1edU.S. blabo1>9today services tor the Roman Catholic by Jobn Cardinal Krol of BRAY, Okla. (AP) -Wlt.b a
to follow the example of church's newest saint in the Pblladelpblalnt.beBuWcaofSt. ball doun downtown bulldtnp,
America'• flrat male saint -Roman baaWcu where the "lit· Joho Lateran Tuesday and by two cburdlel and a population ot
John Nepomucene Neumann -tie bi1hop" of Philadelphia Terence Cardinal Cooke ol New 650, Bray, Okla., ls lar1er tban
and perform "with ever ireater prayed 123 years ago. York ln st. Paul'• Out.side the San Frudlco and Bolton.
eneriy" their teacblne mlsaion1 DUl'inJ bis addreaa, delivered Walls Wednesday. Fearful of land buntry
eapedally ln the fleld al sexu1..1 ln Enallah, Pope Paul stressed nei&bborinl communlties, real-
moraUty. the importance of rell&.ious ln-THE 8E&VJCES A&E acta of dents votea .,.. to laeorponte
''The faithful preachlne or struction "because all else de· thank.s&Wtng for the llortftcatlon '2,240 aCl'el -es 9'uare mllet -
God's word, in all Its purity, witb pends on lhll." He cautioned the of "a aon of America," Q Pope of 1Ul'l'OUDdlq lands into the
all lta e:dceneles, ln all lta power, cburcb fatbera to •bow •'a re· Paul VI deac:ribed tbe new aa1nt mwlidpallt.J.
comtltut. the hlibest priority <A alls Uc awarene11 of certain durtn1 the outdoor canontuuon Bray bu qo police depart. ·
our mlnl.etry," the Poee told an cballeneea today to Cathollc mH1 Sanday before a pre-ment. ftn department. water
audlmee of aome IS V.S. bllho~ teacblni, not leut of wbicb ls tn dominantly American cl'Oft of 1y1teqa OT an1 municipal and c8"11nals here for Sunday's the field of aexual morality.'' 25,000IDSt. Peter'18quare. eeniees. Folb ara't even sure
c a n on 1z a ti on of B h hop bow tbeJ'N Ptu to 10.ena tbe • Neumann. The traditional Trlduum It wu ~ .,..YMM>ld ponUH'1 newJ, acqulNd domain that ID·
<lbre.-day) maaaea were to be elgbtb canoabaUOD la bla ta chad .. hardwood foriSt1 dotted
THE AtJDIENCE followed the celebrated by John Cardinal years u head of the Roman wttb oU rtp ln aoulbwestern
Carberry of St. Loul1 In the CatboUcdulitb. Okla!M>ma.
Hamill, Fiedler NEW YORK STO€K EXCHANGE
To Promote Juice?
BOSTON <AP> -Oran1e juice commercials may not be tor AAlta
Bryant any more. Arthur P1edler and Dof'Otlty Hamill may soon become the new sym bob ol the sunshine drink.
Sunday Dlsbt. after he 1tepped down from the conductor'• podium at
the Bolton Po~. Fiedler said be bu filmed aome commercials tor
Florida orani• Juice.
THE FLORIDA CITRUS Com·
mlssloo bu become worrl.S that
Mlsa Bryant'• antl·ray ~·m·
paI1n baa burt her effectlnoess
as the oraqe juice queen.
It la conductln1 a marketln1
survey to find ou.t if abe •hould be
uked to leave her $100,000.a·
year job. Jn lbe meantime, lbe
commlssion bu made backup
commerdala with Fiedler and Mils ffamlll.
Douctu Hort er, tbe depart·
ment'a market.Ule director, aald
the survey wtll meaaure whither
consumen have come to ldeatlfy
Miu Bryant more with the
homosexual Issue than with
orao1es.
ThB AFFABLE, whit.e·halred
condaetor •alclbt ... promoUna ora~e Juice and nothfa1 else, an
apparent reference to Miu Bryant's lnvolvemeat In tbe
campalan a1aln1t a Florida
homOMxual rtshta law.
''It bu ootbtn1 to do with A.nlta
Bryant," be Hid. "I wouldn't
want to 1et involved "ith Anita
Bryant or an1 of tbat. bualneu. I
wu approached to make eome
commercials ao I new to San
Fraocileo and made lbem.
"Orance juice I'm all for, but
notb.lnt' ebe," he 1ald.
M188 11,\MQ.r., Olympic skat·
lnl star, wu ln Greece and un-
available for comment.
Flash Flooding FeaFed·
'IJuaulsntomu Hike Threat to Ki.tiUaa
Te•per.t•re.
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BAUIOW (AP) -Two 1.09
A•f•IH Coaat1 ••n, Nlek
CardU.: ZJ, aod BmWd Torres, It,
-tbema wucwded lo• l\ID battle wtt!a police -Un been boc*ed
Gil curs-relatlq to tbe l,bocJt.
las Of a California Ht11lway Patroloftlee~. trooper• aald.
Offleer John A. Lopez. 28, of
Barstow remained 10 aerioua
condltian Sunday in at Loma Lin-
da University Hospital, hospital
offlciall 1ald. He wu 1bot early
Saturday after stoppinc what
proved to be a stolen vehicle on Interstate 15.
Ola.,,a Dropped
LOS ANGELF.S (AP> -Under term1 of the lareest setUement 10
far under California's farm labor
Jaw, chareee of unfair labor
practlcee involv!n1 Tejon
Atricultural Partnera have been
dropped, a company ortlclal
Hyl.
Under the settlement, the ~om
pa.ny bu aireed to pay 53 farm
worken $100,000 for loHn suf.
fered because of alleeed unfair
act1 reiardtng two union
repreeentatloa electlon1.
lW•l'fl Oaa1tge• Daw
LEMOORE (AP> -The Navy
ia de·activat.lq five unite at its
air attack 1tation here, and will
re-aa1tcn more than 1,000 men
and women, officials report.
About 500 personnel staUoned
at the Klramar Naval Air Station
near San Dte10 aleo would be re·
located, a 1pokeeQ)an an.
nounced .•
llMlkl,.. Dela• lt'•rlc
ESCONDIDO (AP) -The
California Department of
Transportation saya work on two
~e1mmt1 of Jntentate 15 will be
delayed up to elebt months WMier
an asreement with the Luiaeno
Indians.
CalTrana said more time ls
needed to 1tudy the •l&nlficance
of dlacovery of Indian artifacts in
the path ol $22 million worth of
proposed freeway north of
Escondido.
J'D lntte Bae-,.d ·"
SACRAMENTO (AP>
Public elementary and secon-
dary inlttucUon would have to
include venereal disease in-
formation 11 a bUl now before the
Senate becomes law. Tbe 73-0
vote in the Aaaembly approved
the measure by Assemblywoman
Leona Egeland, D·San Jose.
iendlne it to the upper house.
Ouster of
FRESNO <AP> -A .Jewllb •· 1aabatlon waat1 a Prano
llanldpal Court J~ome.d GD 1rou.ndl .. bl.a rell belida
Color tbe muna-wb1eb u d.la Justice ... = uratai .Judi• HUlh W. Goodwba'• removal wu 84Gt to
the ltate C.omm.i.aioa OD .Judldal
Performance by tbe Antl·
Defamation Leasue of B'nal
B'rith.
The judicial commlsaion
already haa warned Goodwin, a
de•out Baptist, that bts policy ot
aendina some defendants to
church lmtead of jall la un-
constitutional.
THE JUDGE HAS responded
that he doesn't believe in 1epara·
lion of church and state,
The anUdefamatioa Jeape cit·
ed a letter Goodwm wrote to the
judicial commia1oa expJ~
rua view on that isaue.
"The salvation ol. tbit nat1oa -
of every nation -ia in Jeeus
Cbrilt and Jesus Chrilt alone,"
Goodwin Hid in that letter. 'The
1alvatlon of any judicial s)'ltem
Is likewise ... Destruction must
come to any nation, to any
judicial system. wbJch rests on
any foundation other than
Christ."
THE A.NTIDEFAMA.TION
leaaue said Goodwln'• practice
or maldna church attendance a
condition of probation ls • 'blibly
questionable" and added:
"We questioo u well the pro-
priety of observationa of Judie
Goodwin which by their very
nature aueaest he>1tillty to in·
di viduals who are not of a particular rell&iou.a belief.
"Vlewfnc inc:llvl4ual.I broulht
before the bar of justice u belng
either believers or unbelievers,
u livlnJ in lit.ht or darkneu
rather than u individual.I ln·
dependent of their particular re-
Ii 1iou1 beliefa la a 1bockin1
methodology for a trier of fact."
Boy Killed .
In Gun Mishap
WOODLAND ~ (AP) -One lO·year-old bby waa kllled
when 'a small~allber handaun
that he and three other boy1 were
playtna with dilcbarced.
Authorities, who que1Uooed a
15-year·old conceminc the shoot·
ln1 Sunday, said the vfctim died
of a bullet wound in the chest.
They said the four boys were
playlng with the eun ln the vie·
tlm 's home in Woodland Hills
while his parents were away.
Tb• a.oUdefamattoo 1eaiue
Hid GOoi:twlJl should be "re-
mOYed fJUn tbe beneb beeauae of
hit demon1trated unfltnea1" item~ from aucb rematb &Ddadlcm.
.. Tbe only thlDI I cao Ill,)' 111 JU1t have to pray for them,"
Goodwt.Q ntpooded. ''I'll just
take 1t to the Lord ln pra1er and eee whltbappenJ."
€8Chee Nabbed
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Federal autbortttea have con-
flacated two caches of powerful,
tllesal ftreworkl and other ex-
ploaive material in Stockton and
•Sacramento suburb ..
H. R. Haldeman, ex-chief aide to former President Nix·
on, escorts bis daughter, Susie, to graduaUOD at UCLA's
law school Sunday. Haldeman ls scheduled to beitn
serving a 30-month to eight-year sentence at the
mlnimum·securlty Lompoc Federal Correctional Facili-
ty on Wednesday for his part in the Water1ate coverup.
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1be case involved a atizen'a Band radio operator
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Fashion for Young Gloomy
GJJS
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T.he Carter-Begin Gap
Barbara Cartland is a
handsome old Brill.sh lady who
writes t.rasby novels about love
that sell like fiah and chips. When
Cartland uses the word love, lt is
in the troelodyte 1enae -men on
their kneea, damsels swooning,
awesome plot.I to defeat the pro-
gress of virtue, which always fall
ln lheend.
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CHARLE~ ]
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Cartland mull be on to
something,
the way she
seUa. Even
more Interest·
ing is the
phenomenon
of her sales ln
the put two
years. It haa
been, by her
account,
astronomJcal.
Seventy million people have read
her tales. They are all ftrmly
rooted In her personal slogan
"Love Is Heaven and Heaven Is
Love. "I am a beat·aeller ln Europe.
North America and also In
Turkey, Singapore, India, lhe
Phillpplnes and Sri Lanka." she
says. "Why? Becauae all my
heroines are vir1lns .•• When the
Romantic boom burst, I had
more than 150 vlr&ln• in print."
Muslnt on what ahe sees as a
new trend toward vtr1lnity
amon1 the silent majority of
youn1 women, Cartland wrote
recently ln The Times of London:
··Yet the chan1e 11 comlna, and
with the 1wln1 back to romance.
promiscuity. lll<e the crude
vulaartty of pomoeraphy which
de1radea women, inevitably
becomet out of date. When one
cannot IO any lower, or be more
nude than nude, the 'fla·leaf'
becomes auracUve and virtue
replacaevU."
I MUft SAY I lh1nk the old tirl
bu aomethlna here. I have re·
W ASHING'l'ON -The news
that a black male 1raduatlna
from Collec• tb11 year can expect
to mike 9 percent more than a
white colle1e sraduate should
11cnlf1 J)l'08rMI of some sort.
Thll IDd other optlmlltlc f•ctl
about bl.ct employm~nt have
been earned .
lo newspaper
atoriH re·
c nUT, ctllnl
a new atudy
by Harvard
eeonomht
&icbard B.
Freeman .
Tb• new•
about l>laek
W 0 m D &rad~ :11.:Jt!t more ·~· Tbey'n JUalill · 10 percent IDOl"e
per , .... tban wb1te women W\th
Ute 1ame~catloDI. For Macki •bo 10 on to'J~· sradua tn1Alnc. tb'e payotta..,..
hiUH tO whltel II yet more pro.
fllablf.; Prdeuor Freeman la r&-
port«I tO bl u,ytq that a black
WIUl * cme ,_, d crM11ate __,,am tlll;.ct to mate aa • cent _..u.aa a black With oal1 •
a 8...\4 A • parable Whitt 'will ..ar:.-.11_& ... ... lfte 'Ulile ....... bed:
• racW .. I dl ... ti& eqiio1·
ported here that my youngest
daughter, age 25, found vlflinlty
or at least chastity qulte popular
amona the llrla of her ace bl New
York, where she h4d recently
spent a year.
I have nev~ · accounted the
much-touted Sexual Revolution
u allYthina more than another
passionate fad. And tf there la
anyt.bjn& sure about pualonate
fads, It la that they wUl become
unfubtooable and decidedly \Dl·
faddiab when their fuhloo ia
spent, to be replaced by what
they replaced. There la no other
way to read the biatory of
morals.
The view that vlr1lnlly is
becoming fashionable a1aln,
arter being entombed In the
moral vault for an extended
time, ii more than Just apecula·
tion, or ill-considered oplnlon, or
the sale of books about
Cartland'a 150 virgina.
ANJMPO'llTANT new 11.udy ot
ttle American family baa Just
been publilbed. The 1tudy ll the
result of a poll of 1230 households
with one or more children under
13. It ..,as done by pollster Daniel
Yankelovich. who ls iood at this
sort of thing.
Y ankelovtch found that 43 per·
cent of the parents weTe what he
calls "The New Breed" -those
whose cultural valuee cam8'from
the countercult.ure of the 1J80I.
These parents are aialnst
authority and for freedom. 'l'bey
stress ego-fulfillment over the
pursuit of the buck. They em·
phaalze duty to aelf over duty to
others lncludina their own off·
aprtne. -
I've been &niasln, one of
your more f.requ.._ con-
tributors, Gus. He {orehe)
signed the aharp darta,
"D lo~enea." What hap·
peod °'°'eMS?-M.T.K .
Editor's Note: We bave
your fantern, D101enea.
Where are you?
414-YO..~•.,.......,.., re.-rtM411• Ht llKHUt'ltyrwftecttlle vi.wt .. Ille _..,... • .._.,... ... _ .. 0.-., .... D•I? ......
None of lb.la ls at all eurprlllng.
What ii 1urprlalnl ls lhat there is
ao 1reat an uncertainty about the
way these belief• are held that
these parent.I are teaching their
children quite different 1tuff.
Only 13 percent of these
"liberated" parent.I (as opposed
to the 57 percent • 'Tradi·
tlonall1t.1" who stand by the
older >.mmcan values) believe
that "people tn authority know
beat" bu.t 69 percent want to
teach that principle to their own
youna.
8AY8 THE Yankelovlcb re•
port: "Tbe childr ot t.,. New
Breed are be1ns tau1ht
patriotism, tho ln>Portabce Of
1avtn1, the need fot hard wort. rea~ for authority and diat
having aex outalde marrlaae ls
morally '*1"0DI, all of which their
parent• Do looser belleve themselves."
Jf the trads and the N~ Breed
are teaebinl their YoUnl children
aubatanUalJy the same tbtn.c, we
may be pretty aure that there ii
already a mild vtr11nlt7 boom,
which la likely to buraeon Into
somethln.j conalderably more.
Tbe pendulum. that inexorable
fix on our behavior, will 1wto1.
and with it aome rather: 100ty
tdeaa about The Joy of Sex,
meaniq tree and easy aex.. Of
coune...
WASHINGTON -Extreme ( ] So.political u.seta rrom events caution lnalde tho Carter ad· beyond the narrow W ashin&ton·
mtnlttntloa over Israel's new EVANS-NOVAK J eruaalem channel are
rl1bt·wtn1 re1lme headed by _ . perceived by the pro-llrael bloc
Menahem Be1ln la clearly as euent1al to bridle the Carter·
evJdeaeed by tbe failure to invJte atema from Be11n'1 blunt post· Be1ln eap, and tbe ftnt may bt
Shmuel Katz, Be11D'a lnUmate electtonedicttbattbeWestBank the fortbcomin1 meetlnc
polltlcal adviler and friend, to belonptobrael. So, l1rael'1key between Esyptlan forelcn
the Wbite Houao durlna Illa re· . backers here are beattns a track mmtater llmall Fabmr and Sov·
cent vlatt to WuhlDlton. into tbe White Route on this er· let foret1n mlnlater Anclrel
A eampatsntobreak downtbat rand: persuade Mr. Carter Gromyko.
caution and enllat President throulb hla adnaen and aldea
Carter •• a that Belin and bis bawklsb Ukud THEIS •EETJNG auuestJ
full·fleda•d party are really no different than relations between Eatpt and the
partldpant in out1otna Prime lrllnllter Yltihak Soviet Union ne bl fo~ a major
traditional RabiDaadtheLaborparty. Oftl'baul, ~11>9 th bijtnninf 1
A m er 1 c a n · One Jeadinf pro-Israeli lob· of the end OI the fractured period
I s r a e 1 i byiat hu made ~no fewer than 1tartms in JJ72 when President
frlendahlp is lhree vtstta to the White House Anwar Sadat klcked tome 14,000
now at flood (thoueb none tQ .ee tbe Prell· Sovlet .. advisen"outofEIYSJt.
tide. But the dent> al.nee the Itraell elecUOn. Sad.al desperately needs Soviet
1 a p ls too Ht.a meuace 11 tbe one that !Utz spare~ Ud weapona to have
broad for bu been dellverint here and in ·any chance at all to match
semantical New York: Be1inaccept1United Israel'• U.S.-equlpped forces.
brld1lna. 'lbua, some of Israel's Nations Resolution 242, whJch With Coniress limiting Egypt to
mOlt realllUc backen here are calls for the return of "ter· transport planes, Moscow ls tbe
lookini to outside events -ritorles" (unspecified) captured only altemaUve.
apecift.cally, a reconclllaUon of by Israel tn the aix·day war, in Vienna talka betw~ Fahmy,
ArabatatetwlthtbeSovletUnioo exchange for real peace and for and Gromyko have been
-to paala political oplnloD here what the Israella call "defenda· rumored for several week.I, but
back m llrael'I direction. ble" bol'den. Fabmy may now have decided to
On alengt.by vi.alt to the U.S. to • go to Moeeow. Tbat locale would
whlp up= for Be1in Katz BEGIN la portrayed as also ac· helehten the dramatic impact ot uted an e ary to 10wid out cepting Mr. Carter'• lnsia~ce the talk• and the change ln
what· WoQ!d happen Ube uked on the re~~ of all but In· Jarael: but Jt would also have
for u agpolntmeot with Dr. substantial portions of ~be Weat predictable polltlaal impact in
Zbl1ntew Brae1io1ki, Mr. Bank. He does'°• Be1ln 1 -ients the U.S. Oonsreaa. Catter't natlonal aecurtty alde. here emphasize, becauae the In truU\. however, Sadat and
Pointedly, the cbaace to lsaue an President Invariably adds that other Arab leaden could not be
Invitation wu pused up. final borden must be a matter expected to abow the aame ex· between the parUes -Israel and em plary r.eat.raJnt of tbe put
ALTllOOGH BE ts due back · the Arabi. three years over U.9.-mediated be re •bortly, Katz'a first These semantical effort.a to peacetalkawith anlaraell leader
atopover:dUhotleadtotbeWhlte bridee the very wlde l•P whoproclaJmsWestBan.kNttl&-
Hou.e. In fact. Bneilnakl con· between the President and mentasacardinalalm. . flded to lntlmatell be did not Prime Minister will fall abort.
know hotr be would re.ct to a nat Jim my Carter 11 the fourth
request trOm Kata. At any earlier. Praident to take an ironclad
time, the atero hint of a Wblte position qainst any new laraeU
HouH cold 1boulder for the settlement.I on the Wett Bank,
· em wary of a p~ve llraeli Be11n'a ftnt call aft.er bl.I et.cUon
~ Prime' Jll,lniater: would have been triumph wu for "man.y" new
. untblokabJe. .. Jewilb eettlementa on th• Arab
Tbll und*ttaDdable coOlneas WeatBank.
but that really undentat41 the
dependency alnce IO much state
and loc~1,ecwemment employ·
ment ti tunded b)' Waahlnston.
roa nm col\Hl"faUve and
tbe cfldca1, th1I 1taW of aftaln
may have aome Jar1e plUIMI. If
well over halt of the black COilete
1raduatet. male and femal~ are ·coins to be oa a ,ov payrOll, that Cioeln't eave llnJnf
• ,
~l ( )()()HF B \T F :". I . \"CI \
\ I < I '
, II I
Seare Year Soda 011
Gorgeous George has a new job for the sum-
mer, smce the old department 1tore closed
down in Lancaster. Pa. He ls Mn. William
Pautz's answer to the birda that used to
perch on her wasbllne and soil her clean
clothes. She aJao has a manikin. Monica. Jn
her flower garden.
L.M.Bogd
Outdoorsy
President
It's common knowled1e that none of our
pres1denta WU U food of the IJ'9&t outdoors U
was Teddy Roosevelt. He loved the unpeopled
places, the plains and woodl and mountalna.
Do you connect that bully bucolic bent ol h1s to
the fact that he waa the only one ol our presi-
dents born In a bl& town? Namely, New York
Ci ty. Sodol.
FLUKE
Q. "I know that a 'fluke' is what it's called
when you play for one thine and accidentally 1 get another, but in what eame dJd the term
originate?''
A. 8Uliard8
Item No. 415A in our Love and War man's
file on matrimony reads: "Marrta1e la not an
escape or a refuge. Mar-
lnJ:
rta1e doa not 1uarantee
security, care or Jove.
M arrta1e euaranteea
nolhlnl but experience."
If the water tem-
perature tm't higher than
98 de1ree1 F., lt'1
technically not a bot apr-
lne, pleue note. And it it's
not above 70 detr~ F.,
it's not even a thermalapr.-
Oldest dye known to mankind ls that
bluish shade called lndlgo.
Addreu marl to L.M. 801/d, P.O. Bo:c 1560,
Coata Meao 92626.
lltU.
J~· abadJl..t die mlllQ03UU• cl \be MW
a decad qo. For U ... • • Mal dub Juat .. .. .,.,.,_true tell ti an enteltalMI' la \be ntcbtelub
uc:u.a.0 be •aid. .. Wben )'OU'n -the COllCel't ltqe, tbt people come to ,..
you. But wbeo yoa're In a
niptdub, tbe people maJ cocne tout IDltad ol ne you.
0 Z.fr'J' ntPt la dlffereat lD a tlub. That'• beCauae the au-
d.lace la different; tt '• a new tbaJleqe. Jt'111ke playtn11olf;
f:te.~ bave tbo Hme abot
aandolpb wlll ban an
album out= but studio work ......,... llnotldll ty.
.. l"VE IAMn' COUNT, BUT th.ls la about my
20th," be said ... I'd die lf I had to do stud.lo work all
the tlme. But here lD the club, I can do my natural ~lpb, whose blegeat albwna were "Yakety
Su0 and "Boot.a With Strinis." believes niptclubs are PoPU1ar because of the ooetallia boom and dia· utlafactlon with televllion.
"People are tired of televiaion. Television is
boring. They are looking for the eood ol' days and
find themlnniShtclubs."
BE M Y8 MUSIC SBOULD BE both loud and
soft and bu little affection forsome rock 'n' roll.
"I 1et loud and aott: that's what mualc ta., not
DMYFILES
NQT'USED'
SACRAMENTO (AP) -There h Jlttle
evidence that Depart-
ment ol Motor Vehicles recordl have been uaed
by crtmlnala to tareet
vlcthm, a DMV survey
concludes.
A questionnaire to 36 re pre 1 e n ta t l v e ·
California police depart-
ments found documented
caae1 darlne the past.
five years that DMV re-
corda had been med in bur1lary, robbery,
erurd tbeft and auto
theft c .... But no rapa a:;,i~~-~:c.r,11
were linked to the re-
tord1.
Coast Youth
Given Grant
Garth Jensen of Hunt-
lniton Beach bu been
awarded a acbolarahip
by tbe Joy Manufactur-
,ln., Company.
The award is $1,200 per
)ear for four years.
Jensen wUI attend UC
Irvine.
Births
New Hope
For Town
DINNERS AT
SPECIAL " PRICES
•
..AND BYSN TllOV . ,.._ reward
p---. you 1tW bave tbe Nldlfacdaa cl baviDa ,...-------...... ~------~ made peop baPP1. Tbat'1 IOOMCND1 ,_.•u CU.&o '
your.,.ve. $10 m ••Wbm people come and Mk me far .SYlce. J
tell t.bem don't play like me. I Wouldn't want 10 9 ~8:t~pi.,ua,uteaao;,.aDeldtobeu for onL• 155.26
Tbe uxopboae, oddly,,,.., tbo ft1'lt lnln-•!f h.
ment Randolph leerned to plq. n .... tbl trom• a mont bone.
WhltMr ~ ne.t $3.500 or $10.000 get It
't'f&E SU Jt18T DID IOl!J4llhlna to me." bo from the people who lend millions.
Hid. ''There WU IOIDethl.n& ahOut the IOUDd.. l '"-merc"-1 r-..Jlt ... i_ .... Lt.. _,,.,... ... t practiced el&bt bours a du fer &)'Mr aUd drore the vgllT1 ia ~ ~'Y _7 .. -" ~. based on a $10,000 HomeO.vner loon, for
OIT OUJQC MLIU \llm4 FD ILLE~~7 ·,i,
'001twn11a-..
Oline IOCfllM end
aoolt 1111nbu111 "1Clo "9clel olll ..,.,
owipor•o, poMtr•t -·~tot _, ..... ttntf. u .. ,., llllllOt """ .......... too.
......
11001 v.ntura ll®ltvll1t w.w of Blfboe (213)MI 8330 .... ~ ......... 1teee lln 81teel
Main It. It 8..cl\ 8MI
(714} '42-1461
120 months, at an annual peruntage rate of
141ft. TotaJ payment $18.631.20.
NO POINTS. NO PREPAYMENT PENALlY.
We ftnd ~ to help.
COMME~IAL ~IT
COR.PO~ATIQN Gl-
~Loans '7MiU
A Inell nl S.\.000 Md -m«..i .. -....S ~ a comlllMll .. ol ,.., -"' '*"""' ~
Cotta Mesa • 870 E. 17th Stnet
Oranp • 1111 Town A Countz7 Rd. Suite 20
• 6"-1700
• 6'7-6871
l
___ !!ii!I ___ ,.,._..,, .. _..., __ _
Airport Road ToroC.••mand
... ,"' ..... ___ ............ -... , ..... ,.... ..........
··r .......... U-•'• a "*'Y lmportant cr1Uc ln I.he
fraal ..... ••
For the Record
Students Honored wu. Approval
Plana to bulld a t.br ...
mlle road alon1 the
ed1u ol Oraqe County
Airport bne won the •P-prov a I of eounty
au pent.on
Or County'• outltacllnc dMtm.lltry tw· dent.a were honored at • dbmer ........, b1 the
Amertc Cbem.icalSodety.
Oranae Coast atudnt che1Dllta wbo were
honored include: WUUam Goble. San Juan
Caplltranoi Robert J anU1lcy and Mark A.Ibby• Hun&.-.
ln1toa Beacb; Hilup Park Laiua. Hilll; Dena Nonoa, Cotta MeH: Steve Jenana, J'OUDtaiD
Valley; Cbr1a Scbraft, MtulOD V1*. ad Thao
Duo.ii. San Clement..
Tbe board blred the
firm ot It.I. Pearson and
A11oclate of Newport
Beach to deltp the road. •. ,.., .. Wflt"'lfl\I•. °"'' AUrJ1,tf11
;;I Murder
IOUTMC04ST COIMMUNITY MOl~ITAL
1Myt6,lt71
,._, •"d .,_,, ,.,,. GOOOWll'\ c-•1•-... «" 0,,,
lllleYtt. 1'11
Iii• •ltd_, Jim "lei\"" 0e'1a PQlnt, .... ., _,,, ,,,,
Mr .,_d ""''-Thome\ t-411r ti· t..•Qur1a "llQUlll QI••
.... ,M, 1'17
Mr ti"'d Mr\ Mt.rw>ny Vel'11111•, ~'' Cl .... ente Qlrl ..... ti."" Mr e"Cf M,, Ch•"'"'' Pry1>nr '' • l#llnlOft Vl•IO qlrl
M.lf JO "" 'IA• • .n.tMt~~·IC•m-11 OlnA Poll\t,9lrt
"0UHTAIH VALLIY
COMMUNITY HOS~ITAL
May JS, 1'7'
l#lr •ltd Mr\ TetrM<e W .. 141Ce. Hul\I•
l11e11on .. .,.,'°"" Mr •ltd Mr, ......... _ HU'11·
l~lon lle«.h Q·•' Maf M.1'11
Mr •ltd Mt1 SC...,. S.•, HU'11·
1'1QlOll .. Kh l>O¥
MaffJ. "" Mr -"""" 0.Mlt Clwltwll•. Hunt· '""'°" 84«.h "" Mr •"d Mr\ Ke,..,.lh Clleooell,
Wt~tml•lfr Qlrt
Ma¥•,1'1'l'
Mr, e11d "'''· 411d., VIQll.
Mr •ltd Ml'~ n.om.. SlOO•rd Jr ,
*'"'"'""-•" ~· . .,.,, ,,., •~ ,,_,. __.. ~. Fovfl·
t•+n V•1tw,9'rt
'-I."" Mr end ~ T00>r *""°""'· Huol lrllllMS.Kll...,,.
Mr •nf""' O•vld Shill, HUl\llft91""
l\U(h,boV
MllSICHf
COMMUNITY
HOS~ITAL ,,...,,., ,.,,
Mr and Mr WOii'""' Pa••wr•I, EI
f Of O bQv
,,,,,., ietnd Mrt lout' 1Ca1tnet, M1u•on
""'JO.Qlrl
""-fU, 1'17 ""'· •"d M,. Tlmou..., J'orvu•on, le911n•Hlll•.01r1
Mr. eltd '°"''· ~ --U-llo, MIH-VlelO. Qlr1
Mayf1, 1"7
Mr. end Mn.. Stewn ltetd, Mllflon Vlefo. boY
Mr, •ncl Mn -'-• P'VIMl'O'f, M1 .. \ICWI VlelO,Olrl
Mr. el\d Ml'l. w..,... 01-, Le9VN
~1.utl,bOy
~ .•. ,.,,
~r. •NI Mtl MM11 Thor"1°"· MlsslOn VlelO. bOY
.,., •M ""' o.n1e1 ve14'. left J11en
C•Pl"rtnO, 00V
Suspect
Committed
A 73-year old m41n Who
faced trial on murder
char1es ha s bee n
declared mentally Ill in
Oranee County Superior
Court and committed to
Atascadero State
Hospital.
Action by Judae Byron
K . McMillan auapenda
the murder cbar1e•
faced by John Burris
Stout ol Anaheim.
St.out wu arrested last
July 24 al ' Lincoln
Avenue traller park
abortly after be alleaedly
abot and killed the park 11
mana1er, Burl Kuster,
68.
Pollce said Stout
COMFORT
wim
FLOWERS
F Of • QOl'l'IPlete M4ee1ion °' symp&lhy now.a. C8. YCN1 FTO FloMt.
•
'l'wo~Coatr-1-d..ata~~-mmead of Marlne Jet
aquadlom at El Toro
lrartno ear,. Air ....
tlOL . IL CCII. Hardy A. Slone
of lrvtne and Lt. Col . WllUam w . .,__, of r.a,.. Nlpl) took ONI"
&be ...., eeetpmata at eeremonJea beld Jut m"ldtl,
'111mi1N ... IU&•W--..... ,
• t1ett °' wlQH ..._ 1m Dldll YeN. c.omsii. ... 19Utflttld to groom'°"' pet t9 pertedloft right et YIM' wra..ewlta.YoU"
c.111-(71A) 61Mlt~
111 UUIPll .... .Jl&E
llOUSE CM.LS.,_ at prlen tompw1btt to tf\oM In trtdl·
tlonll 9"10f"llle taloM .. And tN GALLOPING GROOMER
eUmlnatls all ttla full end bother 6n tnt barDlln.
• THIS 11111 m UOOllllC sma". •rinva ......
facllltltl of ftlt finest pet Plrlour to Yoll' door In a completely
,, Mlf-contalntd mollllt unit tNt oftera comttnltnce to you tnd
a ir CDndltlanld mmtort to 104I' pet, wtwl la bolttled Ind
groomed to ttie eott11ralna Of ~le.
Pm IS. f('f_ ........ ....,. ~by the
GALLOPING OROOMl• • ..a etirlltd swomslonal wt1o
NI c:omblOld ldentlfle Mow Nw Ind
atttlve lrttltry to~• ~ICll tNt
Wiii MW VOii ind"°"' pet btgglllg few
rnort-
Deatlu
Elaewhere
MOActMllMO•tAL. • HOlPITAL. ::f:J: e~~:s :;de:r:·-------------H-e_r_e_a_r_e_th_e_f_a_cts ____ s_a_v_e_r_s_w_h_O_h_a_v_e_c_e_rt_lf_l_c_a_te __ I •
~~~~~~d~e~~~t -~·\ .accounts at Mutual Savings can borrow
w ABBINGTON (AP)
-llaa•el Cobea, 64 ,. c b a 1 r.JD a n o I t h e
Securiti• and EHhan1e
Commlalon from UM to
1969, died of • boa.rt at-tack.
marahal. ., up to 90% of their ·savings account balance with .
Death NeClc!n Swap Meet
JA1on ~,,.,.,. ,..,..," '"""'"*'*' .,, 11911 04 The Or101e Couniy
MA1tv ,. J•1G1111. , • .ic1en1 ., "-'·'°""".,.,....,,., ....... J'tre ~ent Ladles c~•• Mew, C.lif«nl• ~ .. ..., ewey C•tteer ............. llltfltr~ , •• iU•~ ii 11 tiDI June It, 1t11 S..rv1 .. d or,,., llvtllend L .. 1'M 8Hc.h, .,..... • nUll -1 C:O ec t
1(.,1, son Robfft MoNOll, Coll• l>Mw, OXP'CHtO bOutehold lteml to be
Ce., ~en--, It.,,, .. .,, o,., OOlt~ M. OXJ'OllO, r•l ..... .-f SOid ltthe0rante J>riVe• Joa1111e Tr-. Mervl•ftd, 8•rlle<e Colle ~ Celli.mlt. ,._.. _,,.,
or199s. 0r.,....., K•r'"" "'°"' .. · Ju,.. 11, ,,,,, SutvtW"M ..., .., -Jn 1wapmeet in July. c ... 1. Mew, c... "•ter 011 .. Huckebt, w~11er e.H1, "'.-~ ,,,.,, "*' c.. The auxiliary is look· Yuc•lpe, Ct., elgllleefl 9'-hlldren Britt c ... tt .,..,., Ce., flutllltrt
end lo11r Qr .. t·or•l\dChlldrel\ Tlttl,:,.e HtO, H .... YMll, 1.llClllt Jne for toys, furniture,
Ornu1• Mtrv"" wlll be htld on Clt1"9nte. No C•••llne, llrot~I t)OlbiDI household
Tues .• June 11, 11 JOAN\ with It ... Wjlbff Pl--C•.wfoN ~I~ d ' I • • JoMpft Kro!Pt Olll<ltOng lntetment et Miii of A!'UMes. Gr-tlclt -vi~ .00 I, pottery• p an,...
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'Wil you watch my ~ for me 10 th.y don't.
get owoy?"
"Got Cl prolUm7 Thni wnte to Pat Dunn Pat will
cut r«I ,. . Qdhng the cin.noera and action "°" need
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l'alMed l'folba a Mere E'alee'l
DEAR PAT: I would like to get an appraisal of
an old violin with a famous label inscribed inside of
it. Where can I have this done?
F.D., Santa Ana
WrUe to the Smlthaonlaa lnatltutJoa,
Waahln&ton, DC 20515, and request a llae of
responsible appraisers lo tbJs area. Don't be Coo dis-
appointed U an appraiser tells you that your vloUa
la one of lbouands bearing famous ba.Krlpttona that
were produced ln Europe durtnglhe last century.
Kfttnu Gonei>, Care tor M091
DEAR PAT· We have found homes for all of our
cat's kittens and they arc old enough to be taken by
their new owners. Although the kittens are eating
some sohd food , the mother cat 1s still nursing
them. Is there any way to help her avoid discomfort
when she suddenly i;tops feeding them?
A.J ., Dana Point
The Purina Cat Care Center advises removing
all food from your mother cat on the day the kittens
are weaned. Feed her about ooe·fourth tbe amount
bf food 1be normally eat1 on the teeolld day, and ln·
'Crease by quarters each succeeding day unW sbe
'reacbee ber uauaJ conaumptlon rate. Tbe severe
cutback Ill the lnJtlal dally raUon wUI help prevent
tbe ia&.eme proch1ctJon of milk which would rnue
ber uacomfonable. Your mother cat may waot a lot
of at&a&loa when her kltteu are 1oee. The ceoter
w arna agam.t compensating for her lonellnea1 by
overfeeding. If you do, you'll encl up with a fat cat
because It Is easy for her to put on weight at thh
&lme.
G11'e Boot Malcft-the Boot
DEAR PAT On Feb. 13, my husband ordered
shoes from Lee Kee, Boot & Shoe Maker, Hong
Kong. Previous orders were filled promptly, and
notices were sent lo us 1nd1cating that shipment had
been made. Something must have gone wrong this
time. We have received our $41 .90 canceled check,
but no shoes have arrived and my letter of inquiry
has not been answered
J .D . Costa Mesa Contact the Hong Kong Trade Development
Council, 350 S. Figueroa, Los Anceles, CA 90071.
Provide the details of your order, includ1n1 proof of
payment. The council will contact the lfong Kong
firm and attempt to arrange dellvery. Another
source of help Is the Association of Hong Kong Mall
Order Houses, General P .0. Bo• 2"4, Hong Kong.
Re~aU Rttord• Rn• B~
DEAR PAT: I've been shopping for a used car,
but every lime I ask a dealer if a specific car has -
ever been recalled, 1 'm told that there's no way to
find out Is this !lo" I'd like to know or am I just not
being told how to check this out.
S.F .. Mission Viejo
The National Highway Traffic Safety Ad·
ministration wtll provide recall information. Upon
recelvtn1 the car's Vehicle Identification aamber,
the NHTSA can report Ir that car Wat reealled and Ir
repaln were made for any reealla alter Jan. I, 1974.
Leaa 1pectnc Information ls avallable on recalls af
before that date. Write to NHTSA at 4ot Seventh St.
SW, W11blncton, DC 20590.
Egg Solution Write-on
DEAR PAT. When I was a little girl, my
grandmother mixed up "something" which she
used to write on an uncooked egg 11taell. She would
then bard·boll the egg ond somehow the writing
became vlslble on the cooked egg. I told my
chJldren about this and tl\ey are still a.fter me to find
out how to do 1\.
0 C , San Juan Capistrano
A recipe lo "HH1.y'a hentfetb Ce1atury Book
of Formulu & Trade Secreta" b11 the Information
you wut. otuolve one ounce of alum la a half plot
of viaetar. Wrtte on the uncooked e11ahell. Let dry
thoroaPJy, and boU tbe •H for about 15 mblutf'I.
Tiie wrtUn1 Will appear on the cooked e11 white.
HOMEOWNERS!
Do you have
fire & theft
insurance on
your pa.-,onal
belongings?
T SY & 'T LOOKING
for • ur •. said their btihop.
6-t~DJDaw.a , a . uld tbe NenaoDllH are
welcome.
•'Tbejtakeac ofth v
<'ODtrol their cbJldND and ar•
work ," h 1atd. 0 'Ancl
for that rHeon, t am 1lad they ..
are here.''
'
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. Jlenry JWtm r, rather a retum to
their trMJUooal way of ur •.
"Tbla la why w• come toi;•x· at," the l IM'.ler of the Old
Mennonit. Church aald. • set
back to tile old waya and to keep
the lcldl on the farm and keep
their Ckrman."
any colonistl lived unUl last
DWAYNE QUA , Pl•l· fallne Cblhuahua, Mexico.
dent of a benk lo Seminole, Hid, · One ol the colonhtl, Diedrich
~ Oedlt's been helping
ptq)le for mors than sbdy years.
"Tbe only .e1at1ve comment Reimer, 42. 1aid he tblnks 30,000
I've beard • that they mlpt not of tM Mexican Mennonites may
spend aa much money here eveAtually come to Wnt Texas.
b • c au 1 e t be 1 a re a elf· He •aid tbey hope to buy :;o,ooo
So '4hstever yc>t.1 rieid A few hundred. ex ever\ as rra.seh as !S.OCIJ. JJst call us
about a loan. \lk'll flnd ~to help.
Tbe Mmnon!t" are Protes-
tanta, ustnf a German venlon of
the Bible. Mennonltea beaan ar-
rlvlni ln thil country neatly 300
yean aio. aettll.ol flnt in Penn·
aylvania and later in tbe
Midwest. Tbe laraer Mennonite
Church, wtth headquarters In
Pennsylvania, llstl about 100,000
members lo this country.
suatalnlnJ." , mO!'e acret on the plaina.
Tbe Mennooitea have aald they
will pay local taxes, altbouah
they could claim a reU1lou ex· emption for their church-owned
land, until th~ build their own
school system.
Bla.bop ~tr said he hopes
Texu will provide the rieht at-
moaphere for the Mennonite
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policemen, tax inapeclors and
what.vu. They tey to 1et more
than they are supposed to, 1ne>re
than the law says they should."
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Brawling LA
Takes OD Cards
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rec· 11• Smith uy1 be wlll do
anytbjq to protect hlmaell.
For the NCODd time in ~t
days the Loi Ancelet rt1btftdder
did Jut that.
Sunday afternoon, Smltb
cb1r1ed Chlca10 pltcber Rick
Reutebel after bein1 struck on the riaht ankle.
"I clld What I bad to do," Smith
said of the tbJrd inning fiareup in
tbe Dod1era' 3-1 vlct.ory over
Torborg In,
f Robimon Out
CLEVELAND (AP) -"That's
.he way to manage," said Jeff
rorbors u be walked into bia of.
·ice with a t>t1 smile plastered
1crou bis face. "I didn't have to
io a dam thins."
Tbe new manager of the
:leveland Indiam waa relishing
lia debut Sunday in wblcb his
.eam closed out a four·1ame
•weep ol the Detroit Tilers with
1·2 and..O victories.
Tbe enthu•iaam ln the
::leveland clubhouse and the bub-
>Un1 bappine .. of the handsome,
>lond T.bi'bor1 wu 1n direct COD·
ra1t to the bewlldertna aeries of
:ontrover1iea and mJ•terlea
.-hlcb doaed Frank Robfmon, be man -11.Hd u Cleveland'•
nanqer Sunday Jborn1Q1.
Torbor1, Robin1on'1 food
riend and a m4'mb'er o bl•
·oachin1 staff since mll,jor
eague baseball'• flrat black
nanaier took over 1n October
974, wasn't so enthuaiaatlc
•arlier in the day when t.tam
?resident Ted Bonda and
:eneral manager Phil Sqhl an-
1ounced the declalon.
"I have mixed emotions, to be
1oneat,'' Torbors said. "Havtni
teen brou1ht in u a coach by
rrank, 1tartln1 a pro1ram
01etber, I find this difficult. "I've always wanted to be a
nana1er, but not at the expenae
•fa friend," he said.
Cblcaco that improved their lead
in tbe NaUoaal Leasue West to
1~1ames.
Chlca10 manager Herman
Franka, however, who wu one of
four ejected, insisted that
Reuacbel waa not throwing at
Smith, but rather that Smith la
too sensitive about inside
pitches.
"Jleuie challenges a pitcber
every time a pitch la close," said
the Cld~o manaam-.
On June 11 in St. LouU, Smlth
cbar1ed former teammate John
DeDD)' aft.er beins struck on the
back.
The Cardinals are in Dodaer
Stadium tomiht for tbe start ol a three-came aeries and Smith
said be waa not. sure lf be could
play ln the opener because ol the
swollen right ankle but be added,
"I know I'll be playin1 Tuesday
niebt. ". That ii wben Denny ls
scheduled to start for St. Loula.
Rlck Rhoden, 9·3, will attempt
lo become the National League's
rirat 10-game winner when he
challenees the Cardinals' Pete
Falcone, 2-5, tonight. Chicago
moves on to San Francisco to
face the Giants.
Reuacbel bad liven up a first
inning homer to Lee Lacy but the
Cuba bad tied the game In the
second when the brushback war
began in the third.
Bill RuaHU had jual sent a long
drive \o >ett-fleld that was foul when 8eUacbel's next pitch waa
hllh uct blslde and plate wnpire Ed &adOl tin.mediately warned ReuacW. 'lbe warning carries
an automaUc $50 fine and a
second watn.ing would mean
automatic ejection for both the
pitcher and the manager.
Reuschel struck out Russell
but then atrutk Smith on the
ankle. Sudol)ilued the warning
to Reusthel1 bJA before be could
banl&b bini ll'OJO the same Smith wu at the DlO'lUld swingin1, br-
tn1lng players ftom both benches
onto the field. '
Besides Rt9'lachel, Franks,
Smith and Cbica10 catcher
Georfe Mitterwald were thrown
out o the game.
·Affable North Boss
· Seldom Raps Refs
Tex Wallis, affable coach of the
1 North team which dropped a
ll5-103 verdict to tbe South ln
Saturday nighfa Oran1e County
'11-atar basketball 1ame, un-
1 loaded on the officlatinl of Jack
Pickerlns and Jim Patterson
wben interviewed after the club.
And from my vantace point. I
surely must concur with Wallis'
critlclam of their performance I
tbou1ht lt was sro11ly tn;f o-
quate with North players suffer-
the iame? Announcer Spider
McLean not only failed to i.n·
troduce Alex Black as part of the
starling South lineup in pre·
game ceremony, but he also
forgot to introduce Black's team-
mate Tim Dunham.
And the person running the
game clock let It sleep at 8:37 left
in lbe last half while there were
three changes of posaeasion and
two baaketa scored.
Also, the scoreboard operator
was in error on more than one oc-
casion.
I believe Herb Uvesay la listed
\ aa 1amediredor. ,
He's the deposed Orange Coast
Colle1e coach who accumulated
a lack-luster won-lost record at
Costa Mesa High and OCC.
Now he's going to coach
basketball at Western 1D1h in
Anaheim. But what with that
school's shoddy efforts in recent
years, he shouldn't feet any pre-
ssure 11 he loses.
PS on the AlJ..tar came: Uthe
North bad bad more team work
d less ol the kind of play J not-
ed from Servite Hilh '• Ron Oar·
ret1on, the South nitsbt ba ve l01t.
Tbil wa1 IUPPOled to have
been the atronteat South team in
the came'• hiltory. And I alll'*b' Mlleve It bu never pl'Gduc a
nner pair ot auarda for one same
than the lla,V Or1lll <E•tancla ot
Cotta Mesa) and Oeor1e Bamos
<Fountain Valle)" Hl1h> tand.m
that performed Saturday.
Howevtr, tha r malnder Ol th
SOuth squttd ~u either pla)inc
far bet°" capacity or wu ST at·
J)' OVtrrated.
a .tded, ··1 cbok.ed. .
we all e • in the majors. 1:n,.,1-1v juat ehoted more Ululcnd!f
Qre.•1 bop, OD the lut boht ••v• b1m • flna.1-rocmd, even-par 10 for a two-and.er 2'11 ov
Toppin g Dad'• Aet
Greg Brohamer, five-year-old son of
former Huntington Beach High star and
Chicago White Sox infielder Jack
Brohamer, shows bow it's done in a slide
(lower), then dusts himself off (upper
right> in Father's Day festivities Sunday
in Chicago. Upper left photo shows Richie
Zisk 's son, Kevin, 2, in hitting e,xhibition.
Angels Batte r Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE CAP> -The ping the pre·same practice and CALl"°•NIA MILWAUKEE
Callfomla Angela, who did not arriving at the ballpark an hour ab r It \t4 ..... 111
Flortsdt> ~ I 1 I VounQU J 0 1 0 take batting practice Sunday later. Cllalkll> S I 2 0 Mono10 •010
before playin1 the Milwaukee Meanwhile, California gttcher Baylor cl 4 1 ' • ~•tc.tt'Orf •010
•UCl•ll J I 11 0 "ndoJO 4000 Brewen, took it during the first Frank Tanana said be ha no in· llOftdHf J 1 l l COOM•lll 3000
Inning of the 1ame as they did all tentlon ol lettln/i up, despite so-Ovtrrtro7b 4 I I 0 8ryt cl 4000
•o J.tekMlf' tb 4 t I I M<Mullondh .t n n 11 of the contest's scorln1 in a 7-0 lne to the moun for the nrat time Mulllr"lf._'" • 0 0 0 SllrldOnP" 0000
shutout. ln the 1ame with a seven run Humphr•yc 4000 Wohlford II • 0 '0
Angels manager Norm Sherry lead, and he did not let up. Moor•c • 0 0 0
decided aealnat the mual batting "You've ~ot to bear down and To"lt J6 1 '6 Toll IS ;u 0. 0
practice after his team bad only think like t'a a l-0 1ame. You've II' H " E• 811 IO T enane IW, tl·Jl 4 • n () J • one hit in losing to the Brewers got to pitch accordin1ly ,' • he HU•(l.,N l 0 • , s t 0
4-2 the nlibt before. said. f! illoelrlqlll'I . • 4 1 1 () h
C:eldWtll ' a ,, () ) I "The laal time we did it, we Tanana scattered six hill and Hind\ 7 t () 0 0
scored 11 runs." he said of skip. only faced one scoring threat. McClure 1 0 Cl 0 0
WP TININ T-7:U 11-1'.7'4.
·Tanner
Becoines
1st· Victbn
WIMBLEDON -John Uoyd,
BritalD'• 22-year~d Dam CUp
player, lcored the tint upeet ol.
Centenary Wlmbledoo today by
beating Roscoe Tanner, tb'
fourth Med, M, H, 8-4, Min the
opentni round.
Bob Lutz ol San Clemente de-
feated Bernie Mitton of South
Africa in first round action, &-3,
6 .... 6-3.
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Cllem,._,.lpaet Wim-:
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J-l.loyd-~T-r.W.'-4.M.M. lllo<nlortbNIMW>teZ~tl.M,6"2 ... 7.
VIies o.n.i.im bNI Tom G«wNfl ... , ....... 2.
Elle( Ttl.,_ ._. O lff Lett,_,~ 04, ~ •1 I( Im W6'Wl<k llNI Geoff Mnttn, .. 2."'2. ~
Clwl1 KfCJlel lllMI a. l'llllW, W.W. M..
8Z,394 fer Seeeer
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -
A record crowd of 62,394 -
lar1est ever to attend a soccer
match in the United State.-saw-
Pele score three goals to lead tbe
Cosmos to a 3-1 victory over the
Tampa Bay Rowdiet Sunday in a
North American Soccer LeQae:
1ame. •
The previou.s American atten::
dance record wu M ,128 set io
1976, when tbe Coemos played tbt
Seattle Sounders in tbe first
event ever held at the Klnidome.
N .. talgla
WIMBLEDON Forty-four
former Wimbledon tennis cbam·
pions linked arms and aan1
·•Auld Lani Syne" on the famous
center court today at the atai:t ol
the cent.mary All·Enaland cbam· pionabipe. · -
The oldest of them, Ameriean·
born Elizabeth Ryan,' 85, wu ori
crutches.
Toto Bru1non, 80, one ol.
France 's famed "Four-
Musketeen,"abutned alongwith
a cane.
But one Wimbledon cbampioc
who la in London did not join~
patade. Jimmy Connors, winner
of the men'• tiUe iD 19'14, stayed
in the dresains room without
send!nl any explanation.
Speedr11JOO
WARSAW -Cuba's Albertc
Juantorena ran the second
fastest 800 meters ever Sund.,.
racing to a 1 : 43. 7 to beat
American Mark Enyeart in an iD· ternational track and field meet
in nearby Byd1oszcz.
Enyeart, who clocked a 1:45.t ,
gave Juantorena a battle before
losing out. Juantorena is the 1978
Olymptc champion in the 400 aod
800 and hla world mark is l :43.50.
Other outatandinr marka ol the
day Included a 3:37.8inthe1,SOO
meten by KeoJa's llike Bott,
who nipped countryman
Klpsubai KOlbei 1n 1 :31.8. And
Tom Andrewt olthe U.S. wont.JM
400-meter burCtlee in 50.12. beat·
ing out Portugal's Jose Jesus
Carvalho (50.64) and Quent.ln
Wheeler ol the U .s. (50.82).
Poland's Wlady1la•
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in 18-0"4, beaUq Ol)'mplc cham-
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Readers' Corner
Dear Mr Handy:
The El Toro High School girls'
track team and coaches would
hke to thank you for all the great
publicity throughout our five
month track season . The
numerous articles promoted a lot
of pride in the girls and the
school. It Is a great feeling know·
ing that the public knows about
our successful season.
Once again, thanks for all your
help!
Sincerely yours.
DIANE HALE
El Toro High School
Girls' Track Team
the second game but bad to eet
help from Kyler in the last innlnc
when Anaheim loaded the bases
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Next for Newport
Newport Harbor's "A" water
polo tam beat Placentia, 8-3.
and Lona Beach, S.2, Sunday to
fi.niab undefeated with a 7-0 aJat.e
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MIKE sawooo Selwood, who was a
catcher at Edison, bu mised emotions about lt. years ol varsity baseball
''I would prefer to play at::1'°°1ai'ned all-Irvine third base, because I've pl1yed there for the put League laurels four
B I seasons in a row. was two years. ut 'm sure All-Orange County bis
Pittabm'lb knows wbat last three years and lt'• dolnc. They need earned All·CIF honors
catcbln1 and I'll play afterhlsjuniorandseoior an~ place I can lf I can
1et to the major seasons. lea1uea,'' says Selwood. "I probably could have
Mi • V • • And the Sprin1fleld, had a higher average llaH.-born Selwood ls lb ls past season (at 88100 le! I 0 onfld b k GWC), but I did a lot of 'ti c ent e can ma e different things-like hlt-th~'~h~~~ told me I can lin1 ~nd lbe runners,
S Ang Is make the m~or leagues sacriflcm1more~dg1v-weep8 e ln three or four years. 1n1 myself up, says
l'bey probably tell every. Selwood. .
oae that. but I 'm confi· Selwood will spend the
dent 1 can prosress. But res t of the baseball
there la a fine line as far season learning . abou~
as confidence ts con-catching at lbe Pirates
cerned. You don't want Bradenton, Fla. rookie
to be overconfident and team in the Gui! Cout
Mlulon Viejo'•
American Le1lon
baseball team banded
the Fullerton Aneea. a
4-Z deleat Sunday to br-
lnl the llV rec«d to 7·2
ln action at 11.Lllloo Viejo
H11b.
Newport Harbor,
meanwhile, dropped a
pair ol tames over the
weekend, losing to
Savanna on Saturday,
12·6, and to host Los
Alamitos Sunday, 7 ·3.
Costa Me sa's
Mu s tangs and the
Katella Knlgbts had
their game poetponed to
a later date when Kat.ell a
falled to field a ruu team.
Costa Mesa declined a
forfeit and uked that the
aame be made up at a
later date.
Ed McCann or Mission
Viejo doubled to get the
first run across in the
tame with the Angels.
scoring Gary Knopoff
who bad walked. Vito
Hite then slnaled
Mccann home.
Knopoff alngled home
another run in the third
witJJ Paul Lajoie and Jeff
Rls scoring the two
markers.
Bob Livesay pitched
five i nnings wlth
Mccann finiabine up.
Newport Harbor fell t.o
4·4 in league standings
after the double loss. In
Sunday's game, Alan
G adclia, Reed Sherm an
and John Barth slneled
and Jeff Piaakowski bit a
sacrifice fly to get the
three nm1 IC!'OU.
Piukowsld WU 4-for-4
ln Saturday'• came.
Newport Harbor re·
turm to action Tuesday
a1ain1t Placentia at
Costa Mesa High and
tancle with the Fullerton
Dodeen Wednesday at
the Hme site.
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The 1-0, 188-pounder hit . the way he has at
bu always been a good Edison and Golden West,
bitter and he bas a solid Sel wood.'s . future ap-pears w1hm1ted . arm.
This past season al
Golden West, Selwood hit
.352-hJs lowe1t mark in
six years. He batted .405
the season before at
GWC and hit .500, .511,
.492 and .528 in four
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2 o o o 400 Victory will be the scene of the ~ : ~: ~ 10th annual Nitro Cham·
k .... tyl1111l1tp r II • Toy arboro--1.. pionsblps for fuel alter~
Ntwpor1 Hertior m 002 to0-0 " , Uf!§U dr agsters Saturday with
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•• ' " 111 Cale Yarborouoh proved 16-car fields for the ~-;',%~~~11> ; : ~ g o n c e a g a T~ t h e finals.
11 .. , ... "" • ' 1 1 horsepower superiority This is the only race of ~~~~';.:.';~:0Jb ~ ! : ~ of bis Chevrolet as be the year in which the fuJI
llr•m•" 10 1 o o o broke away for a 10 16·car fields for all three ~:;:~ ~,< ~ g : g second victory over pro categories ':Viii be
Mm"" 11 i o o o Richard Petty In Sun-staged accordrng to ~~~rf i i ! : ~%:d~~:~:1oc:t:~~ ~:r~~r.manager Mike
':.':::;;.:"" ,, g ~ g g cara at Michigan In· Early1 en1tndes Gfor the
To4•" n l 1 2 ternatiooal Speeway. event nc u e ordle
k., • ..,,,....._. Yarborough also Bonin of Edmonton,
N•r>t H•rtoor ooo OOD 010-/ ~ : benefited from the de· Alberta who ran a 240·
Lo••••m•t"' 110 10> 01<-1 10 1 terloration of the mile per hour In his last
M1H1onvi.1o10 weather-ravished two-appearance at OCIR in
•• ' " 111 mile track, which kept February . ~;r;,•::;~' ~ 0 ~ g bis pursuers from hang-Challenging him will R"·" • 1 ' lng on in bis slipstream. be John Lombar~o of ~~~ ~ P ~ , ; MIS was famous for its North Hollywood, winner
Hll•. 111 1 n , 1 four abreast battles until of every maior event in ~~·~'.'r1<:1t> ~ ~ ~ ~ the bitter winter or 1977. the west during the past
L•ve"•·P ' o o o Yarborough trailed two months. H;~~;~: rl ~ : : ~ Dave Marcis by almost a In top rue! dragster S<-••'""'"'• full lap at one time and competition. James LA Maccabee "u""'ori",..." 000 100 001 :, : was being black-naeged Warren of Bakersfield 1s
Mtulon \lle10 071 000 00.-4 I (Or lpewlng Oil. the One tO beat even
In 5-0 W• tboueh defending nltro ID champion Larry Dixon
LOSANGELES-Tbe GREEN SURVIVES w1llbeonthelme . Los Aneeles Maccabee • • Fuel altered compet1·
Athletic Club defeated c.tnaed from 81 Frank (Sandy) Tatum, hon will be headed by
the United German· tee abot lnto the trees on chairman of the cham· world record holder
Hun1arlan Club of the 407-yard, par-4 bole. plonabip committee or Dave Hough of San
Philadelphia Sunday 5-0 He recovered for par, the USGA, saJd "It wu Bernardino
ln the champlonablp tben birdied the next t b e I r e a t e s l In addition to the three
same of the S.th annual bole. performance under pre-pro eliminator brackets,
U.S.OP.enChallengeCup "lt'1a1bamethatb1d HUre I've ever seen. street machines will
compeiltlon. to happen," said Green. Hubie was 1omethln1 al•o be running for prize
With the soccer vtc-"I don't belleYe it else. He never fiJckered money with the top 32
tory. tbe Maccabee Club bothered me. It waa out except to make a remark cars In the finals.
woo the. ~ar Trophy of my bands. There was with that marvelous Gates open at 11 with
for the third Ume In the notb1QC I could do." aenae of humor be hu." quallf)'in& until 6 and the
past five yean. Wlth a 1mall army of first round or ellmina·
Abraham Cohen platnclotbeamen and Graham later com· tloDJat7.
I J lnl G ' mented, "I was actually •cored twice for the Mac-po Ice o DI reen I puWni for Green on that ca bee Club, wlllcb won 111lery, he parred 17 to la.t t bOI I knew ~e Dewar Ttopby p,.... 1boet up bit !~ra1 mboblln8 .:!. 1~ t.hroug~h~:~
vJou.ly in 1m ind 1975. C•Y oat.be 11.111 le. also knew bow much u
would have hurt hlm if
be bad blown it."
Bob McAdoo of the
New York Knlcka •cored
the 10,000th point of bis
NBA career on Feb. 9
a1aln1t the Indiana
Pacers . Soccer Standings
$7,000
for only $135.07
a month.
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COSTA MESA CHAMPION -Frankie Dutat Cleft) won the
women's golf championship at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club
recently with Helen Shima (right) the runnerup.
Goodell Sparkles; ·Rowing
MV Bags Crowns Victory
GREENVILLE. S C CAP> -Olympic gold
medalist Brian Goodell led the Mission Viejo,
Nadadores to the men's and women's cham
pionstups in the fourth annual Fidelity Federal
Open swim meet Sunday
Goodell, world record holder m the 100 and
400·meter freestyle, was voted the meet's top male
competitor
Goodell finished second to Jesse Vassallo of
Mission Viejo in the l,500·meter race but edged
Bobby Hackett. Goodell won the gold medal at Mon·
treal over Hackett in the event.
The top woman performer was Nancy
Garapick of Halifax, Canada.
The Nadadores. under coach Mark Schubert,
plied up 396 points to the 310 of runner·up Florida
Aquatic CJub. The MV women set a meet record 495
points.
Scott Spann, an all Amencan swimrner ai
Auburn competing for Flonda Aquatic, was the No,
2 man an the three-day event. More than 400 world·
class swimmers competed in the meet, tuning up
for the US Outdoor Nationals at Mission ViCJO two
months Crom now
Three individual and one team record fell Sun·
day. bnngmg to 17 the meet records toppled this
year One was by Olympian Wendy Poglioli with a
58: 24 time an the lOO·meter freestyle.
Tracy Caulkins, 14, of Nashville won her fourth
individual crown with a win In lhe 200·meter
breaststroke
Gold medal winner Jim Montgomery, an all-
(\merican at Indiana, won his 1pedalty, the 100-
meter freestyle, with a meet record time ot 52:09.
That was three seconds off his world record clock-
ing of 49.99.
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bometownlamt1ttn1oataa? · · wen. It. a bOUdaJ tbat JOW°1on HA Pl'ObablJ latda oa to lf tt Opb fM what AtlutJc <::lb' ad tbo It.ate ol N...,
J~ opted for: culDo 1amhDn1 .
Several yean aao then•• a nf.-dum on I.he New Je:ney b81lot uktn• the
.oters to HY •;yo;' or
.. DO .. oo tbe queatlon ol
lefalbed 1ambllnJ ln
th• 1tate. They uld .. no.•• La1t fall.
bow•ver, the pro~l·
tion wu cleverly re·
Money
Tree
worded to call for culno cambim, in Ju.st ODe locall\)',
Atl•AUC Ctt.Y. Md tbat pused eully.
The holiday wu June 2, when Gov. Brendu T. Byrne
went to Atlantlc City to alp the lelialatloo tbat will bring
the ~ wbeela, blacltjack tables and alot machlnea to
the town cmce known aa the "sreat American Victorian re-sort."
IN SIQNING THE BILL GOV. BYllNE called It an
"hl11totto moment" and be addedtbesewordaolwamlng:
.. Orcanlzed crime is not welcome hl AtJanUc City. I warn~. keep your filthy hands out of AUanUc Ctty. Keep
the hell~ of our state." .
Ab, u.at rtngtns declaraUcm must hue atbTed some old memortd. Vice and coJTUptioo have been pa.rte of tbe
Atlantic City scene for more than 80 years. ProltltuUoa was
a major mue there ln 1880. Historian Chari• E . l'wmell r.
ported that at the turn of the een&ury "it wu ea1y for the
vllitor to find a 1amb~ den la Atlantic Cit.y. re&ardleaa ot hi.a means.'"
WJlltE ORGANIZED CRIMINAL ELEMENTS are not
welcome in Atlantic City today, at least not on Byrne's ln·
vttation, the welcome mat la out for companies that run
"wholesome" gambling operaUons.
Playboy Enterprises has acquired beacbfront property
in Atlantic City upon wbic:b it will erect a 600-room bot.el
(cum caaino, otcoune>.
Resorts International bas the PaJaee Hotel and It plans
to have the city's first casino open thLs fall. Just lD Ume, too.
Resorts used to be the Mary Carter Paint Company before
the management decided lt would be more run (ud prolita·
hie) to shuffle cards than mix paints. lta big moneymaking
unit today ls the Paradise Island' caalno in the Bahamas but
the Bahamanian government plans to natlonaJlze tbe
casinos there by December. (Byrne would never do that.)
THEN THERE'S GOOD OLD BALLY Mfg. Company,
the Chica10-based manufacturer of slot machines. Bally
has bought the Marlborougb·Blenbelm, one ol the 'r'elal
showcase hotels on the Atlantic City boardwalk, and it will,
of coune. modernize it with a casino.
Playboy. Resorts International. Bally. These are the
"good euys" who are going to accomplish what the Office of
Economic Opportunity couldn't: urban renewaJ lo AUanUc
City. As Jong as they can prove they don't belon& to tho
Mafia, they're welcome.
Traders C~utioZLS,
Aiaiit Price Report
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market rose 1ll1hUy In moderate trading today.
The Dow Jones average of 30 induatrla11, which nuc·
tuated io a narrow range most or the day, wu up +3.tl t.o 924.27.
Overall, there were three lssues that rose in vaJue for
each two that lost, among stocks lusted on the New York Stock Exchange.
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order depart.a •llebUy
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satisfactory at belt to UD·
evenly 1competent l n
1everal roles. Director
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to bHe bad dlfftculty in au .. Tnua 11•no 1111 1etttnc everyone on t.he .._ _______ _.
beam. Po"M'r" t . Everyone hopefully
will settle down and
amootb toeetber In sub-""e. ci........,.. c-.,. -
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to extract au1mented ••IJll_. pleuures from the col·
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TUMBLEWEEDS
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fT WAS A HOR.Rt6LE THING ..
WATCHING THAT CAA &>RN AND e>EING COMPl.ETEL.Y HELPLfSS TO DO ANYTHING TO 5AVE HER!
by, 1' om K. Ryan
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take another mu'ICum "
DENNIS THE MENACE
TV DAILY LOG
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JWtb~prooama. Be., .. tJP1 -buw to QDd opentoc. ~ &!le ad keep t.beioltmce ,.,. ... rot
Pna&oN • COOllDIN&...,_ O• Yoatll ()ti-portunlllfa Unllmlted, a Jal.at e«Ort ol \be lA$ Aacel• Gnetw Ua.Ulecl 6ctJool Dbtrtd ...t UM
Greater Loa Aqelel Area Cham._ ol Oommene..
YOU chanrwU jobl from employen to twelat
cou.naelora, known theM d.-ya u "work apertence
coordinators." ln local h.l&b scbools.
M09t Callfonua 1cbool diatrida have llmilar
proirams throulhout tbe summer mootbs, and Job
coordination services are also available throu&h the
state's Employment DeveJopment DepartmenL
THE PHONE NUMB£& OF your local EDD ol-
fice ls listed under "Slate ot California" ln the
White Pages. Peterson saya, boweftl', that cme ol
the bat beta .as the old poundin& t.be pavememt
routloe.
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Brandoo Short, 16, of Scottsdale, Ariz.. meat, the hawk snapped it up and then rest·
9s00 found a friend in a stray red tall hawk, used ed on the youth's arm. The hawk was
9 (IJ'D a:>> <I> ..... (JI) ~ in falcuirx. which bad perched in a tree in banded and his owner, Dan Wilson, claimed
"Go to com~es. dreu appropriately, and nn
out a lot ol applications," be advises. "Many ot th•
faat-food companies have continual blriq pro-
gra.m.1, u do many o! the amUMmeot parts. Talk to
friends, neighbors and relatives wbo m1,y know of•'
~·ti()O open .•• n. WaHw 1.-•• •'*'t .. 1111..-his yard. Brandon tossed out a piece of it the next day.
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111rentt hit lht ce1hn1 when the1
lurn th• 1dent1ty ol his 11••
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(90) M1U111n'1 Stew Lawrence
Prunan ind ElillOI Oonalllit 1!11 In
this comedy about a S1Nll I°"" Mp
..chool COKll, lies ""• 11\d tlllH ch1tdt1n who hnd t•rn~ b«omt
unbur1bl1 mmowded w1tlt lht
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Dtllllis Redfield and Ivor fr111Crs allt$t. mllllMS.-
10:00 a <ID> <D> m s.., ' a.. sa.. ~ Sontlr llld aw pment thH wtnioft of flit llttilutt disaster
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I() Movie: "Tiie Mlul11 J1rer"
(susi>) '44-Jim BannoR, Jania·
Carter. Georce tacrudy.
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ldra) '53-J1mes Stewart. Joanne
Orv. O'n llufyu, Gilbert Roland.
Mlma Ht110tr10n
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TllP" (llor) '61-Geolfrty TOOllt,
YWOl!nt Mollcll111, Barb«I Brown.
We have Join d up.
T
OCE Televiaion (50)
Is now Included In
th regular TV listings.
Transsexual jF aces Hearings
OAKLAND (AP> -A dis-HOVE'S . llULING WAS
cipllnary bearlna must be held prompted by an appeal filed by
fOI' the girls rym teacher who Emeryvilleacbool lrustees.
trict for alleged false imprison·
ment and ''malicious prosecu-tion."
waa suspended from teaching Dain was suspended from
after undergoing a sex change Emery Hlgb School last Sep-Red m• po_;a operaUoo and showing up for tember after the school di.atncl --. aa
work lat September as a man, a accused him of "immorality"
Jud.ee bu ruled. and untltnesa.
· Alameda County Superior A 81'ATE BEAR.ING officer
Court Judge Harold Hove held dlamllled the charges as invalid
that the state Department ol in January and the district ap-
Educatklo mllM bold a hearing pealed.
on the cue of teacher Steve In a related action, Dain filed a
Dain, formerly Doria Richards. $800,000 law suit agairust the dis-
PARIS CAP> -Leonid
Brezhnev arrived ln Paris today
for h1a ftnt foreign vi.alt alnee be·
inf named president of the Soviet.
Union. Brahnev was greeted by
President Valery Giacard d'Es·
laing, a 101.gun salute and re-
doubled security measures.
Pet.enon offers these'' Oo'a and Doo'ta" for slu· dentjobaeeken:
-GET A SAMPLE APPUCATION form, fill it
out at home and t,ake it wilb you to job interviews.
That way you'll have the dates of your elementary.
junior high and high school graduations and the
names and addresses of your references ready to be
copied into lbe company's form. •
-U you're applying d.lrectly to a company.•
find out something about the firm and its product.'
Check out what kind of clothes the employes wear'
and dreu acconliJlily. Go alone -not with your'
friends -and find out ahead ot Ume exactly where
you 're going and the name ot the person you aboul.
see.
-MANNERS, POISE AND aelf-eonfldenee are
the key things to remember in the actual interview,
but don't turn them on Just for that. I! you behave
See SUllME& JOBS, Pa1e 88)
School
Honors23
FromOC Let Us Help
Twenty-three Orange
Coast residents were
honored for academic
excellence at Western
State Univeraity College
of Law ln Oranae
County.
... A father discovers hr s .-~01escent daughter rs experimenting with drugs. He doesn't know what to do.
• .. A lonely wife sobs into a pillow. Her marriage is breaking up. Her elderly parents have become a
burden. She can't cope .
•.. A middle-aged man with a good job shakes uncontrollably as he reaches for a bottle of booze.~He
tried to 'stop drinking, but failed.
Honored were: .. _....,. llMtl\ -~ ,. ...
der10"• 11t09er Oyer, Cl•r•n<• ..., ..... Jiii ltklllet' -t!l .. llO• ~-Cost• Mew -E""" 811'dr"". G•rv 8••w11, Ter• .. 0111111 •"• Wiii..,._,.._ "°""' .. " Veile'( -LOUii Celll, WlllNI ~·lld~Snt< ... tt LeQun.t BMcll -AoDet1 Kull end M41rllynMlr...,,
Laoun.o Hiil• -Al-Nkl!olt end ~·••Prla. Aho -,..,. C.therl,.. ~"'-. l'l•lbo• lsl.,.d; Aobert Haney,
Coron a d•I Mar Deldr,..
HMMlntade,,, Oa"e Point , Kell" Mo••. M<MIOn Vial<>; l!IMnOr Per~.
N•woort 8••'"· end Jo"" MO!\• tev1.,..,, Sell,,..... Cepl\treno,
Volunteers
Awards
Meet Set
(
These scenes are common everyday experiences. All of us have problems and we search for their solutions .
Sometimes we succeed. Other times we can't. Then we need professional help. Where to find this help
can become a problem. PROBLEM TALK SHOP helps people find c:inswers to them problems.
Saddleback Commun!·
ty Hospital Volunteers
will present their fourth
annual awards
ceremooy and inatalla·
tion or officers June 21 at 11a.m.inLagunaH1lls. PROBLEM TALK SHOPS Jre free counseling and referral services located 111 Orc1ngc Coun'ty.
Lunch will follow the
ceremonies which will take place in clubhouse PROBLEM TALK SHOPS are here to offer you help through counselrng ancl rcfenJI. There is no
~~~iu:1!~~:~~r~~~a charge for our service to you. We refei to both public and prrvate agencies in Orange County. Facil1-
Guests will include ties to care for rndrv1duJls are available on a 24-hour basis. That means we can help you whenever you
!i~~iS: ~~~~~l~~=~k need help. Appointments arc not necessary. If you prefer to make an appointment, day and evening
Community Hospital hours arc available. (Office hours· 8.30 a.m. -5:00 p.m .• Monday through F-riday. In extreme
board of directors, and I b h d f 5 00 d k d ) Harold L. Gano, ex-emergencies. a counsc or can e reac e a ter : p.m .• an on wee en s.
ecutive director of the
hoepital .
Studenbl
Reu:arrkd
Several Orange Coast
resident• who attend
classes at Cal State Long
Beach have received
scbolanhlps for work in
the industrial deaian pro-
gs; am.
Let Us Help With:
Crisis Intervention -When a problem is so big or
tomplex that you are unable t o see alterna-
tives. talking with a professional may help.
Marital Discord -A counselor helps establish a
~tar ting point and guidance for husband and
wife.
Adolescent Problems -The years 14 thro11gh 18
are trying for the young person as well as his
parents, learning to communicate is one of
the I basic steps a counselor can· help bring
about.
Stephen Goodrich or
Huntlqt.on Beach re-
c• Iv• d a tc,ooo
1cholar1bip and will
enter the Cbr11ler
CorponUoa aummer tn·
tern prosram.
Pate Holmstead of Single Parent Problems -The single parent ,.,ay Costa lhaa won a KnoU lnternat1cma11umm rtn· often feel ignored in a couple-or iented society
ternahlpind lpatudlo. T · t b t I th d f th LafUD• Be1cb real· ry1ng o e wo pe op c, mo er an a er,
dent Art Barde1f)'c« ff· can be too dtfficult for one person to h;indle. cetved an Aspen Intern•·
Uooald acbolanhlp G · t · p bl s t for ta tlon and er1a rte ro ems -ome rmes il sen ior c1 t 11en
traoapOrtatiao. parent nttods tender loving care awily from the
Ha c st over 30 members In
a fltrn. Jotn NOWI
014)957~
family, spechtlized nursing care, or a place to
live with others nee>r h is or her own age. and
the children who make these decisions must
learn how to cope with thoir foelings of guilt.
Alcohol and Drug Problems -More and more
people Jre becoming dependent on alcohol
and other drugs. Specialized medical care and
a treatment program are needed.
I
Individual Psychiatric Problems -Sometimes w~
feel that Qur world is caving in on u s. Tension~
anxiety. and fear may keep us from coping
effectrvely with everyday life. Psychiatric help
may be your first step toward healthy hvin •
1110 C, Chapman Avenue
.Orange, CA 92666
. Phone. (714) 997·1831
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.JERUSALEM <AP>-lleaabem Be1tn faces
fin& •• "' conladeoce toa101 ln u.e ~.
larael'a parliament, u a pre-
limluty to becomln« the aixtb
prime min.later of the Jewiah
oaUon.
'1'beG-year-old leader ot the
ri1bt·wina Llkud Bloc WU to
call oo Presldent Ephraim
Kaulr this momlne to inform
him th.at be wu forming a coali·
tioo cabloet with two religjou.s
• • .... parties, the National Religjou.s
HotN party and the Aiudat Ylarael.
JSeean was to present his 12-member cabinet lo the
Knesset at an afternoon session and outline his pro-gram.
:'Blac!lclUt T•reat Detllled ,
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP> -General
Motors, Westinghouse and General Electric can
continue to do bustnesa with lsrael without winding
. '9P oo the Arab boycott blacklist, the head of the boycott organization said today.
The companies will be blacklisted if they invest
In Israel, said Commissioner General Mohammed
Mahgoub. Rumors that the three American in-
dustrial giants were going lo establish plants in
lerael resulted in a warning to the companies three
months ago. The three say they have no such inten-tion, Mahgoub said.
HORT J
WASHINGTOM (AP> -President Carter
wound up a weekend of rest by ••Yin( goodbye to
Miii CAltTI"
bis wUe, Ro9alynn, u abe began
•week long trip to the West. She
lert Sunday night and was to pre-
side today at a daylong bearinc
of tlle Pra1dent's Commissioa
on Mental Health at Tucson,
Ariz., before going to San Fran·
clsco and Honolulu. Durinl the
week, she alao will dedicate a
federal fullding and visit a
cblldren's hospital.
Fon ou,..,,,i OA8 /lfeet
ST . .l~EORGE'S, Grenada CAP> -Foes of
Prime Min.later Eric Gairy 50Ulbl to embart&N
him today before his euests in the Oreanization ot
American States. They acct.&aed him of vlolatine
human ri&hts becaU5e his aoldiers fired shots into
the air to break up an antlgovemment demonstra-
tion.
With the OAS rorelen ministers holding their
annual assembly in Grenada and human nehts the
bie issue, about l,000 of Grenada's 110,000 people
massed Sunday in the capital's Market Square.
about three mllea from the OAS meeUna place. to
denounce the prime mlnister.
For the Record
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S,UMMER JOBS. • •
beltly while you 're waiting, you may not be able to
naake it up in the interview. If the personnel officer
Nks what you can do, don't say "anything." You
should know your skills and abilities before you ap·
ply
You should be 16. and you must have a Social
8"cunty number and a work permit In order for an
epiployer to hire you Your high school can supply
ypu with the Social ~curity application form and
will issue you 11 work permit upon proof of age and
P_arental perm1ss1on
• GETTING A SOCIAL SECURITY number can
"1<e six to eight weeks. but some local Social
fiecur1ty officea will issue a temporary receipt or
lication that may get you by.
Peterson has gotten students-JObs doing every-
g "from accounting to zoo attendants."
The most common summer jobs are clerical, tctod service. maintenance and retail sales posi·
lions, he says, but there also are some unique jobs
available .
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RUTH KRIPS
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ltop Culture Viewed.
A footbridge traverses one
of'the many streams
running through the hills
of Appalachia, subject
of a UC/ course on the
region's craftspeople.
BEA ANDERSON, Edftor
Monday, Junt 20, 1977
'Loves of their Lives'
C t
I.LAN .............. •• "" u• aaua. o1 AP-&!1r~ tbe roeQ '*' M-i le nlle)'I, J*l lb• ott..,_ 1nthQ9d sllnsan a
pine and oO·ladea flW. lives
Oak.ale caudlll.
Tbe Kentucky mGantaln man.
wbo rooms with a eat in a dark
but clean cabin, it known
throu&bout \he rq.loa for bis live-
ly fkld.ae muJ\o.
But even mot' Ulan bil tunes. Oak.lit CaudW II known far and
wide for hll tine, handcrafted
spilt white oak buketa.
On the fl.rat day ol the new
moon when the sap Ls up, he col-
Families In the Swim
By JUDITH OLSON
Of lllt O•llY P'li.t Sl•fl
Just before Doug Frazier, a
swimmer from Fresno. le~ his
host family in M1ss1on VieJo, his
·'brothers" Glen and Bill Swaim.
14 and 17, short sheeted his bed
"They were trying to make a
joke of a sad thing," said their
mother, Johnel Swaim.
Kay MclC e nzie, hous in g
chairman for the Nadadores
Swim Club In Mission Viejo.
points to a row or photographs of
young people. "These are the lov
es of my life," she said proudly.
The pictures are of the young
swimmers who have lived with
the McKenzles while lrainlng
with Coach Mark Schubert and
the Nadadores Swim Team.
These families. and others who
have hosted young swlmme~
from variou11 states and nations,
are aold on the host proaram.
It not only glves them a chance
to meet promising youths from
different areas. but gives their
own chltdren an opportunity to
see what hard work and success an all about.
In lt1 short existence, the
Nadadorea has 1rown from a local prosram to one ol national
consequence where Olympic
hopefuls are produced.
time m their five· bedroom hou.se
··But there's always a bed for
someone." she said "We like lo
keep a room empty so the kids
who have been here can come
back "
One of their regulars 1s Taylor
Howe, a UCLA student who
stayed wtth them one summer
He s pent last Christmas and his
birthday with the McKenzles and
was treated lo steak and cham
pagne on the latter.
SINCE HIS FAMILY ia In
Virginia . he welcom es the
chance to drive to Mission Viejo
for a home·cooked meat
"There have been times what
my kids gave up something
becaus4' we have someone here,"
Mrs. McKenzie said. "But the
kids don't want to see them go.
'"We try to treat them ju11t like
they're part of our family. It's
dlfflcult sometimes because of
their tr11ining program. We
usually have dinner when the la.al
one comes in.·~
She Clxes breakfa1t after thtirl
a. m . workout. a huse ont tr lhey
are boys. ·'The girls have been
big eaters later io the day," Kn.
McKenite adcted.
Though the swimmers almOlt
always·feel that they are "walk·
inl on e1phell1" the fitat mon\,b,
they tend to aetUe into a routfne
ulimepauea.
There are conceqlon1 on the
part of both boat and 1ueat the
flr1t wee.Its, Kn. McK mlt not·
ed. which fall away u famW&rl·
ty increases.
"YOU MAYBE fix a UttJe bet-
ter meal.I than you normallt do
at llnt." she 1atd. "And oy
make tM bed at 1:30 a.m. ou ean do that Jutt to lQRI. "I JU1t try to keep that lift of communlcaUon open,••
She recalled thit one of her
tutsta bated bolo~a aandWtch•
and endured at It t one a w
unUl he 1ot the couraae to ask
her to stop fixln' th m lot lunch. Thuwtmmert aJaO are txpett-
ed to •bow c0W1a7 to tb r tiOit
famWa. "They have to put th
Mary Barnicoat
(left) and her son
Steve offer
encouragement
to their
houseguest,
Jennifer Hooker,
who is coached
by Mark
Schubert (right).
Bamicoats are part
of'Misslon Viejo
host family
program.
a.ti Uae lop, IJ)llttlnl Utem into
atrlpt co.llxtemth of u I.Deb
thlek.
Then., by IOU1u the oak at
Ulla critical period fn ltt Hie, col-
or riMS to the 1urface ol the
1trtpa, stvln1 Oaluie'1 buketa
the bluiab·btown tint for wblcb
ht it noted.
Oabto Caudill is Just ooe of
many AJpalach.lans craftspeople
wbo an carryinl on the artlstic
tracUUocs banded down throutb 1eneradcm ot mountain people
Uvtn1 in barmOby with nature.
THESE ALSO 11 J esa Pat-
terson who makes dulcimers.
And tben'a Kallie IUchit'I dDUJ,
Ed ad Panay eteu•a b~o
wood Indians, and Belva Kali't qullm.
And altbouCh tbese people are
1Ull ootbelr hilltops ID Kentucky,
both they and their handcrafta wW be the aubjec:l of a UCl ex-
tension course taupt by Crair
Evan Royce.
The class, Ulled alter Royce's
book "Country Milel ArJ Loftier
Than City Miles" (Ward Ritchie
Pl"eu), ts the end product ot t.he
La1unan's six yeara of 1tudytng
theie people and their environ·
ment.
Tbe Oakland·bom and reared
21-year-old'a fuclnatlon with t.he
re1lon and lta people be1an when
be wu an En.gliah education ma·
jor al the University of Kentucky
In the late •eo..
"It's a very unique environ·
ment: vibrant, luab," says t.he
bearded author. "The ln
dlvlduala living in that state
move al the pace or the environ
menl."
THEIR HANDCRAFTS often
serve utilitarian purposes, he
noted, adding "they res pect what
they are taking from nature.•·
The objects of Royce's dis
cussion are evident throughout
his living room which ls filled
with handmade dolls , baskets,
brooms and sculptures.
Royce, who moved to Laguna
nearly five years ago, displayed
many of the piec:ea in his gallery.
And while be no longer has the
gallery, the course will &Ive him
the opportunity once again to
bring these unusual craft.a before
the public.
Re daerlbel UM caune • fll· fer.tq u mac comparative
cuutun • art. will auppee-
meat a.mar. ut-ud aiw. of u..,.. • w8ll u
sampl• ot the arU.aana work.
Tbroueh the clua be bope9 to
help the students view U.la
culture, which often la aeen only
as backward and poverty•
stricken. wllb more re9pec:t.
"THAT'S THE .u. of the
course: to alter our cultur~··
<Soutbern Callfomla'a> vbloe ol
the andlvlduala from the
Southern bJ1hJand.s."
He added, "The atud~nta leave the experience wi a
deeperrespectfort.heir ••
He noted that alt.bou1h IOllM ol
the artlstt that wlll be discuaied
live in larce. lodge.like bolpes.
most Uve in simple wooden two
and t.bree room bouaM. 1
Outhouses are still prevalesa\ in
this area and there are no
telephones or TVs. Two ll~t
bulbs per home ii the norm.
He added, however, th'8l
"when you live that cl0S4ttto
nature. your edifice doesn't
become that important.''
Royce, who returned to Ken.
tucky every four months Oii so
when he had t.he gallery, was
soon to leave for another week·
lone va51t.
But he'll be back in time forthe
1tart of the clau tomontew
evenmg.
It will be held oo campus ~
7 ·10 p .m . Tueadaya •1'd
Thursdays from June 21 to loly
21. Further information ls availa-
ble by calling t.he univers ity ex-
tension office, 833·5414.
Su"ounded by the artwork
of his class on Appalachia
is Craig Evan Royce, who
spent six years studying
the Kentucky hill people.
Royce hopes students will
develop a 'deeper respect
for their present. '
added. "They have 1een tome and done aomtthine to help
1ood dedication. They have them." Mrs. McKenzie aald.
learned that lC you want "ll'••1reatfeellnctoknowt.hat
tom thine. you can aucceed. you•ve contrtbut.ct."
"They have learned aha.rlna Johnel and Larry Swaim
and Uvtn; with other people. But tr•••Ufe the memory of tuln1
we can't make lt aound like It'• one of their awlmmera, Brian
all re>1tt. It'• dllflcolt and It Brlnkey, from lln1land, to DtJ·
doetn't al~• work out. But neyla.ftd. you•,..notaf urellltdoean•t."
Therew for tho McKen&Ja .. RE 11181' GOT arried,"
havt biffn • call from Dian Mn. SWaJm aaJd. "Wt a t a
DUnlevy In Mlnn ota on Mn. woddlni stn. When he wu LO th
KcKenll '• birthday, • mean· Montreal Olrmptca we aent m
loatul tack ot Jelly tH!1n1 fl'Qm a teleitam.'
David DuCk•oi1h, who 1i 1 .t:U· H r aon, Bill, 1tarted 1Wfm·
dent at8tanlord, end J t~rt from mlft1 boeauie ot hi• Involvement au tPlfl Ute country. • wttb tbe youn1 athlet• arid a ls
''You'v. part ot their Ult bappy fot!Ua lnte:rat.
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Tb• problem ll an atmoephetic
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Couple
Honored
Dr. ad Mn. II. F. Lorenz,
loa1Ume realdenta of Lido
ble, celebrated their 1olden wed-
dlol malvenary with an old·
fuhloned d1n.aer dance ln the
Udo ble Ctubbou.ae.
HOIU.nl tbe party for USO guests
were their IOO and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lorenz
and their children, Stephen,
James and Barbara.
Aft.er sraduating from the USC
School ol Dentistry, Dr. Lorenz
practiced dentistry ln North
Hollywood for ciany years.
Mrs. Lorenz has been actJve in
ftl•nY civic and charily groups, is
put president of the San Feman-
do Valley Chapter, National
Charity League, and currenUy is
active with the Assistance ~a-~eof~~rtBeach.
QoaJd kMell Wa rtft·ralf '111 Clle •tr.
Summer Plans Abound
PHASE: The organization, founded in 1975
for divorced and widowed women. will meet al 7
p.m. Wednesday, June 22, in the Marriott Hotel,
Newport Beach.
There is no charge. Reservations may be
made by calling 778-4800.
REUNION: Long Beach Woodrow Wilson
High School class of 1967 is planning its 10-year
r eunion, to be held in August.
Information is available from the Walson al'
Uvilies office, P .O. Box 8308, Long Beach, 90808.
(213) 433-0481.
SOCIETY OF MAYFWWER DESCEN·
DANTS: The Orange County Colony wall meet
fo r the annual cousins picnic Saturday, J une 25
in the Anaheim home of Mr. and Mrs . Cortez
Hoskins.
Mayflower des c enda nts a nd guests
will honor the group's oldest membe r .
Mrs. Mabel S. Turner of Leisure World, on
her Nth birthday.
More information is available from Mrs.
L.M . Northcross, 838-4123 ; Mrs. John Diefen-
bach, 586-6788; or Martha Fuller, 539-7859.
WOMEN'S TBANSITIONAL LIVING
CENTB&: The second annual benefit for WTLC
is scheduled for Sunday, June 26, at the Fullerton
EbellQub.
The evening's entertainment will include
music and danclng, wllh cocktails at 6 p.m.
followed by an Italian dinner at 7: 30.
The WTLC ii one of six existing shelters
acrou the country serving battered women and
their children. The benefit \s open to the public
and reservations may be made with WTLC at
992·1931.
The Hair Care Co.
Is offering a SUPER-SPECIAL
lHIS WEEK ONL YI
LADIESJ Thia W..-C wtien YOU come In tor your Mir atyllng. YoUr man of tM houM is en-
titled for a heir etyttno at h11f'1)11ce. Whet'• more. ha'
needn't come In at the .. ,,,. time.
UJMINIZING
b1"91fllrltCOI ... •••• --~ ~~ $8.50
THE HAIR CARE CO.
19887 Algonautn
Huntington Beech
HarbourM•I ~~T.M ~--·..,...
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840-4447
Edwn Diii NusblJ M.D.
Certified by the Amorlcan BOard
of Psychiatry and Neurology
AlmlllCIS DI .. If bis practice
In ...Urology, Psychiatry, and
MarttaJ Therapy
Offioe In Suite 107, 083 Camino De Los Maree
San Clemente, CA
By~ntment. Phone(714)8e1-oeo8
Opening Date: June 20. 1en
CREDIT: A brochure explainini married
wom en's rights to separate credit histories under
the Equal Credit Opportunity Act la available
from Associated Credit Bureaus, Inc., 8767
Southwest Freeway, Houaton, Tex. 7'1'114.
Tbe brochure is free.
CAntOUC SER VICES AUXILIARY: Mem-
bers will meet at 10 a .m . Monday, June 27, in St.
Nicholas Hall. Laguna Hills.
BOUQUETS FOR BRAILLE: Volunteers
who make programs for the blind possible at
Braille Institule's Orange County Community
Center wlll be honored at a tea Tuesday, J une 28,
in the Sherman Gardens . Corona del Mar
Hostess group wall be the Newport Beach
Auxiliary
DIAMOND HORSESHOE: A cocktail recep-
tion for Southern California corporations that are
being Invited to join the Diamond Horseshoe will
take place Tuesday, June 28, in Bil Canyon
Country Club.
DonaUoru1 support the Children's Wine at the
City of Hope.
BADASSAH: Harbor , the Manda and
Newport Beach chapters will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Wedn~ay, June 29, at Temple Beth Shalom,
Santa Ana.
The program will be presented by Michael
Medved, co-author of the widely acclaimed book.
"Whal Really Happened lo the Cius of ·~?"
SUMMER '77: Bowers Museum 's annual
summer workshops for children, ages 4 through
11. will begm Tuesday, July 5. The sessions are
held at9:30a.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Further information Is available by calling
the museum.
BA&BOll KEY; The group which serves the
Child Guidance Center of OrllJlle County ha.s In-
stalled Barbara Weiser as new president.
A.aallt101 her wUI be vice presidents Mary
Kuhlman, Bobble Gei1le, Lucy Alderson, Kathy
Stoner and Ellie Yqerman, and secretaries
Mary Ann Barnett and Paula Michaels.
Al any age you can team the eecreta thct
have made the Powers girt• worid f moua for
O\t'er 50 yeara. In just a few lhort WM'ks,
beautlful things can hoppei to you. Cell or
come In today for a compllmentacy analysis
(, progt•m dlteuulon.
John Robert Pbwers
The Schools for Your Personal ~lopment
ORANGE CO<JNTY
3 Town & Country· 547·8228
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domJmi&e tbo e"•-.b an ••BAD
How to DHI Wi th It -A
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wtce en bow to haadlo tJ.r.
lloate •ltuaUon. For each
l)oMW, wad IO cents bl com plua
a Ion&, ltamped, sell-I~
envelope to A.no Landen, P.O.
Boa U.. Cbkqo, 111. alL
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souped-up hue st.aUona tbatMDd
out diltort.td aipala. TbQ rum tt
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TUF.SDA Y, JUNE Zl, 1tT7
AIUES (March 2l·April 19): Check re·
aources. Size up aituaUon in reallaUc manner.
Accent on Wualon, romance, creative endeavor
wblch brine wider attention to your efforts. Af-
fair of heart la in picture.
TAtlfVS (April 20·May 20): Put contacts,
efforts, mveatments pay dividends. Your poal· t.lon la ruore solid; you are pven more authority.
ruponslblllty and chance to lncreue lncome. o•m:Nt (ll&y 21-June 20): Short trip, com·
pletloo ol aulpment-tbese are on qenda. You
are able to releue a burden. You 1et chance to
explore new horizons. Yes, do welcome viaiton.
CANCER (June 21-July 22J : Empbula on
what to preaerve, what to discard. New atart in
new directiom la hlehllgbted. You get aupport
from one who uually la reluctant to share.
LEO (July 23-Au1. 22): You ri.ae above ob·
ataclea, red tape, oppoelllon. Cycle is such that
UmLnc la on target. Popularity increases-your
Ideas click and you 1'"1 plaudits. Whal was an
"impossible" situation revenes.
~GO <Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Secret ia re·
vealed. What you feared turns out to be more
comical than frt1btenin1-know It and prepare
accordin&Jy. Journey la lndlcat.ed-lon1-dlstance
meaaqe means "acceptance."
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0et. zn : Wish comes true-
r om a nttc notions are transformed Into
aomet.biq of substance. Stand tall for pnnciples.
You •aln surpriae profits from enterprise which
had practically been discarded.
SOORPIO (Oct, 23-Nov. 1): Emphasis on
making room for you ... elf at top. Open dialogue
with superiors. Don't hesitate lo specify goals
Qet ideas, thoughts, requests on paper.
SAGITrAIUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You may
be considering change of residence, remodeling,
a new kind of deal within family circle. More
harmony ii required.
CAP&JCORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Concern
with taxes, leuea, bidden clawies could become
evident. Element of deception is present. Be sure ot term1, deflnttlona. Partner or mate has some
excellent ldeu, 1u1eeaUona concerning money
and how lt aeta that way.
AQUARWS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ): You get down
to bwsiness-agreements are signed ~r dis-
carded. Responsibility. legal obligations come
into focus. There are numerous details, 5idebars,
sidetracks-but you nre headed toward a more
elevated position.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20>· Low-key ap
proach is fine, but don't let others gel notion that
you back down from basic beliefs. You can wan•
Health, nutrition. employment areas also are
spotlighted
Weddings~
and Engagements
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brides arc reminded lo have their wedding 5lories w it h black a nd white g losi;y
photographs to the Dally Pilot People
Department one week ,before the weddan "
Pict ures received after that timt• \1111
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For engagement announcements It as
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ture. be suhm11ted i.1x \\eeks or more
before the \\ eddin g datC' otherwise al "'111
not be published .
To help fall reqwremenls on brtth \\Cd·
dang and engaf emenl stories. form.; are
available In al Daily Pilot offices Fur-
ther questions will be answered by People
Department staff members at 642-4321.
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your lndtvldual decor1t1no problems. and ane 11 1~• vou
on a color dosed 01rcu1t TV tour of over 400 beaullful
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To llmplllr. the matter. the roac camnu~ o1 the apooaor·
1n1 Yecbt Reclnt Unloo of
Sout.IMn Calllorma d«ided to
throw out the n ee aod •core lhe im Nri• on t.be bu 11 al rour
ratts It wu decided not to resail
the r~ be-cause 1everal ol the
yacht.a involved needed time to
pre pare for the Transpac race
from Las Anceles to Honolulu.
sta rtin& July 2.
SCOIUNG ON the tour race..
wit.bout. throwout. eave the 1977
PORC to Denrus Choate's Bingo,
Long Beach Yacht Club. result
1ng an one or the closest sconngs
an thl' history of the event
Bingo beat Ha s tin gs
Harcourt's Whlatlc Wing V. San
ta Barbara Yacht Club, by one
quarter of a point, and one point
behlpd Wbbtle Wmg was High
Roler, sloppered by Blll Power.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
War Eagle
Wms Twice
In Poinl Race
War Eagle. skippered by Ken
Rau e r, South Shore Yacht Club,
was the onJy double wanner an
SSYC's High Point Series 2 and 3
consi11Ullg of a race to Dana Point
on Saturday and a race home
Sund~ War Eaele wu the wtn
ner in Class B.
Summary of results
N.-wport Beach to Dao a Potnt
CLASS A 1, Sequoyah, Jam
Moore, BYC, B, Pranc, Dick
Newbre. BCYC: 3, Huckleberry
Duck. Joe Hoffman, BCYC; 4,
Giant Killer. Ron Slender. SSYC
CLASS B 1, War Eagle. 2,
P eguus, J erry Montgomery,
CBYC, 3, Aloha 11 , Glenn Reed.
SSYC.
CLASS C I, Sunkist, Scott
Sr hock, BYC. 2. Sunda, Graham
Gibbons. BYC 3, Sandbagger .
Jim Tyler, BYC
Daoa Polot to N .. port
CLASS A 1. Pr,.n~. 2. Se
quoyah, 3, Hawkeye; 4, Giant
Kaller
CLAS.~ B -l, War Eagle. 2,
/\loha 11 ; 3, Maggie J, Andy An·
derson, SSYC. 4, Peaasus
CLASS C 1, Sand bagger , 2,
Sunk1st 3, Trey, Jack Owen.
ssvc.
Harbor Gets
A Shipyard
Dana Harbor now has at~ own
shipyard, a new facility known as
the Dana Point Shipyard located
at 3467l Puerto Plac e at the
marina
The new yard offer s two
methods ot hauUn• boats Boats
under 3> feet In lensth can be lift
ed by crane and placed on ways
Boats u-p to 45 fHt can be hauled
on a noatin& drydock The oew raclllty is avaJlable
for hull cleanine and bottom
paint.Ing, throu&h-bull replace
ment. propeller and shaft re-
pairs. out.drive urviclng mast
stepping and engine lifts
Future plans call for rigging
s ervice, complete en&lne over
haul and shlpwriaht and
fiberglass repairs
Rounding t he Marie
Ted Tum~r. helmsman aboard the 12-met er yacht
Couraeoows <No 28 ) holds hil spinnaker until the last
11e~ond as he rounds the weather mark bow-to-bow with
Enterpnse, sailed by Lowell North, in the prelimmary
races of the America's Cup off Newport, R . I.
Courageows went on to beat Enterprise by the length of
the bow
91 Yachts Compete
In Reverse Argosy
Ninety-one sailing yachts in six
c lasses made the annual 20-mlle
run from Los Angeles Harbor to
Newport Beach Saturday ln the
Cabrillo d e Bahia Reverse
AreotY c<>-sponsored by Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club and Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club.
MacGregor, LlYC; 4. Taku 1\1,
Lee Griawold, CBYC.
IOR -1, Capt. Marvel, Larry
Folsom. LBYC; 2, Ghost Wings,
Dave Stewart, LBYC; 3, Sum·
merwind JI, Scott Wilson, CBYC.
Results of the r ace from
Newport to Los Angeles Sunday
were not reported. Arter a night of dining and
dancing at BCYC Saturday niCht,
the weary and hung-over cre..,s
boarded their yac ht.a Sunday
morning for the return race to
Los Anj!eles Harbor
Lo9 Aageles to Nt>•pori.
Saturday
June R ega t ta
C.aptured
PHRF·A -l , Ruman. Ted
Zellmer, CBYC. 2, ResUess, Bob
Young , CBYC. 3. Defi ant,
Sh e ldon Golison, LBYC, 4 ,
Aurora, Ed Ungerman, LSF. s.
Resolution, J erry Hunter, CBYC
PHRF-B 1. Sheridan, Bob
Lane, LBYC: 2, Contagioua, Ken
Green, CBYC. 3, Shillelah, John
Graves, ABYC; 4, Gordo, Dave
Price, BCYC; S, Fat Cat. Rod
Sedgwick, PVYC
MORA -1. Hurricane Gulch,
Ste ve Jost, CBYC; 2, Quick Jabs,
Be nnett J ohnson, CBYC. 3,
Hawk. Don Hucker , LSF
MORF -1, Sports Page, Terry
Mayhew. LSF. 2. Pop 'N Us,
Pete Kent. LBVC; 3, Slicker ,
Chuck Cook, LBYC
MULTIHULL -1. lnvictus,
Mike Cruic ks hank, DPYC, 2,
Freestyle, Jerry Weltler, CBYC,
3, Eig h t h D ay, R oge r
Mamie Takes
Fmal Race
Of Overton
MaD'Ue. a Carter -designed lwo-
tonner skippered by Mllt Smith
of the host club was the winner of
the rlnal race and the overall
Overton Series sponsored by
California Yacht Club
The series concluded Saturday
with a 52-mile Point Dume
Tranabay ra ce on Santa Monica
Bay.
RuMer-up in the se ries was
Conception , sailed by Larry
Bradley, CYC
CVC also wound up the Tanner
Series for Performance Han·
d1cap Racing Fleet yac hts with
the same race Winner in Class A
was Jano. a Yankee·38 sailed by
Bob K~. CYC, Class B wiMet
was La Diana, Fred Huffman.
Blue Water Cruisln1 Club, and
the Clau C winner wu Suzanne,
Len Sherldan, Santa Monica
Yacht Club.
The Overton and Tanner series
ore scored on the best five of six
rares during the season.
By Contagious
Conta11ous. skippe red by Ken
Kuhn, Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club, was the overall and Class A
winner of Capo BYC's June
Regatta for yachu rated under
the Performance Handicap Rac-
ing Fleet rating system.
S e cond ove rall was Big
Kahuna, Mark Townsend. Dana
Point Yacht Club, and third was
Little Spirit, Tim Cannon, DPYC.
CLASS A -1, Contagious; 2,
Blg KabWla; 3, Little Spirit.
CLASS B -1. Funny Feelln.
Pete Meade. Capo BYC; 2,
Vivace, Bill Clore. DPYC. 3,
Vulcar Boatman, Hugh Curran,
DPVC.
CLASS C 1. Honzon Job, Joe
a nd Craig Fletcher. DPYC. 2,
Wet Willie, Bruce Barry, Capo
RYC; 3, Starburst, Pele Tilden,
DPYC.
NO SPINNAKER 1,
Winsome. Gary Foster, Capo
BYC. 2, Brigadoon, i'red Perez,
Capo BYC: 3, Will Shine. Dave
Wilshln. Capo BYC.
ISLANDER·30 -l , Enchan·
treas, John Lee, VYC, 2. Howlin
Owl, Al Stewart, VYC; 3, Bebo 11.
Bob Darnell, Capo BYC
Illusion '1'im
Etchell.s Race
Illusion, skippered by Arthur
Strock of the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club, was the winner of
the belt fi ve of six races in the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club's
Etchells·22 Invitational Regatta
sailed Saturday and Sunday in
the ocean off Newport Beach.
El&bteen boau turned out for
the clus which la rated as one of
the fut.est one·deslgn fleets in
the Harbor Area. M0&t of the
local fleet ls located at NHYC.
Trophy wiMers· 1, Jll~loo , 2,
Wlldfi~. Hank Euom, St. FYC;
3, Non Sequitur. Eric Gantner,
NHYC; 4, TCLYTE II, George
Twlat, NHYC; s. Spirit , Phil
Ramser, NlfYC.
Race Boycott Settled
KIEL. West Germany <AP> -
Tht> Soviet Unlon and four allies
dropped their boycott of t.be KJel
Week fallinl re1att. tod•1 when
the Jone South Ah-lean 1t.ar\et'
withdrew.
David Booth, who ltnilbed ard
in the openlnc Flnll claaa race
Sunday, 1aid he deeld.cl to aban·
don the competJttJon because of
the controverav.
FOUR OTllE& Sooth African
1allon also 1ave up plao.1 to com·
petc followtnc UN ••ll[out bJ the
So•IH Union. Poland.
Ciechoalovakta, HuJlll'1 and
East Germany In protHt of
racial pollcl• by tht whJ...,ruled
1ovemmentln Pretoria.
other rour nations were compel·
inl today
MOU 111AN 1.000 teams from
26 nations are competinc in the
BaltJc Sea eveni. tbrou1b nut
Saturday.
The East bloc contin1eot in-
eludes a number of Olympic
medallau and former Kiel Week cbamptom.
On Sunday, Ryssard
Skarbtmkt of Poland steered his
boat to victory tn the open.lna
f'lnn Dtqb.y nee
Backfires
PIXLEY <AP> -When LoMle Ltvl Dtnnla makes•
mistake, he'• not a1ha9)ed to adm.lt It
Te1Ulyln• ln Ju.atrc. Court lq tbi11 •mall Tulare County
rarmtna communlty. O.nnlt, 2.S. said be stormed Into a
home ~km, reven1e from • ma.o for alle•ed miJdeeda with Denni1'1i1t.r.
DENNIS SAID HE A.CCOSTED Richard Fisher '1tltlt a
1hot1un and thr•atened lo "blow bis heed oft" -but ,.
all&t'd he had entered wronf house.
Filled with remor.,., Deruua sald ht apoloclllld profuse.
ly and offer-ed hls hand to the bewlld. reid victim ot mistaken
ldeoUty.
aw WltlN J'UffC• &BFVSED to •h•h hlt l'lai>d,
Dc-111UJ was i.IUlulted •ftd oo 1pJo th?Ut«nid to "blO hi.
heed ort." TUI.Ii• County 1~t ed.
.. . " . r 1 • dow'"°"11 N ville • U. .._. fltl tba Q,,_. 01e <>JM'Y _. ..... T• • ._..llllnetkm.
vr 111a O Ole ()pry mo¥M to a
uw bm:De ()prylaad UJLA.. • tD\.Wt.aiJlmCll park Ja.t aort.Mut ~ HmvWe.. A.Ad u N vUlo
bnc:• for •ti•at..I t.. on •tator'I Utb
•ummw. the tourtst 1Adustr7 11 oo lonltr conc:u-trated an t.hc downtown R Audltcriw:n area.
Inst.ad. the towiam bullll.eu ls centered al
Opryland and llOQI Mu le Row, a aucc ... Loa ot re·
cord OOUlp.ani• and 110Q1 publlshh'C companlea.
plu.a UM Cou.iiU7 lluait ffall ol Faine,• mile away
from tho aymen.
• The l\ytQan Hmllnl open for tours, but a re·
pon.r counted JO adult movte bous•, booUtora or
muaace par kn within three bloclm.
IN FACI', THE ADULT Mint Cinema II ripl
a cross the street from the Ryman. A alp in the win-
dow says: ••HJ, for open-minded tdult.s we ha ve
hery films. matulnes, pap,erbacu. and novelties.
but you mu.st be llto enter. •
Roy Acuff, "the kln1 of country mualc," owns
one of the buildings housing an adult bookJLore.
He says there's nothin1 he can do because tht
person be leased to sub-leased.
• Veteran stee l gultar~t Little Roy Wiutns
owned a music store a block from the Ryman unW
his store went bankrupt this spring.
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TRI! OOUNTaY llUllC HAu. ol Pam•, stand
lnl st.at.ely at tho head of Music Ro~. bu j ust
opened a $1.3 mUllon wlnl( to house a realored tour· tnc bua. • chart tnclnc .... roota of country music.
a costume collection. art talletY and a minttheator
for vi.nlqe fUmJ about COW' try mua1c.
A GQlpd Mu.sic Hall or Fame is under construc-
lJon acroas tho street and plans are being made to
conatruct a plush, h11b-riae hotel in the area.
Also open on Music Row for the fi rst lime thij
• summer la a Sonpmter's Hall or l''ame Plans are
to have a SOfl&WMter present -not ne<:essanly one
ol t.be 66 Hall of Fame mem ben -to answer ques.;
tions fl"om vi.sitors
A hotel-convenllon complex under construc-
tion at Opryland, is scheduled to open Nov. 1 and ls
exp~ted to double the number or persons attendin~
conventJona in Nashville Some 101,000 were bera ·
ror conventaons ln 1976.
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EDNA KNIGHT •ROOICS HAS F ll[ 0 •"4 8EUIE RAPP, OteH M!d
Hf'lllflNAPETITIOOI FOA ll'rONl•DI 'IOll(( IS HfA£8V GIVFH l""t
Wiii ... ., •o• •uu•"<t 01 lt II•" WILLIAM F llAPP -flied ... ,. ....
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WILLIAM I. St JOHN 10 00 • M , k\ V-rourtroom ot 0.0.rt
Counh Ckllrlir ""'"' ,..,,.. J of i.A•d court • ., 700 Clvtc
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Ttl IT141Hl·J-WILLIAM !! SIJOHN,
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Juno 20, 21 11 ttfl Attorney lit u w
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JTATIO,.CALl,.OAHIA "Olt PUBLIC NOTICE
THaCOVHTYO,.OlllAHGI .. ,. ... ,.
lff. A-U HOTICIE TOCAIOITOAS
NOTICE 01' HIAlllHG 01' SUl'l!AlmlCOUllTO,THE
l"ITITI OM .. O A AN O ADIE ll STATEO,.(.ALlllOllNIA
AUTHORIZING THf" TAAHU'I A 0 1' THI COUNTY O" OAAHGE
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.. llOllATICOOISl!CTIOHUU f\l•I• of IOA HAAOV WI NN,
£•1•1• 01 P08ERT £ IJAT£ Otte•,,..., o.cu ... d HOfl(l ·~ Hf;R(llV GIVFN to I""
HOTICI! IS HIERE(IV l',IVf.N 11111 nf'OllOf\tll ,,,.. •h<>v-""..,.." .,.......,.,,,
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PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
SUll'l!IU()lt GOUll'TOIJTHI
STATI! O .. C&L ... OANIA "0A
TNl!COUH1'Y0"0JIAHGC
No A·'100e
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nATI Of'CAU .. OPNI& "0 1t
THI COUNTY 0 11 ORANG I
HOTICF Of' N I AltlHO 0 '
P'l!TITIOtf l'OA P'AOSATI 0 " WILl
•HO 1'011 l.l!TllAi 0 1' AO
MIHISlllATIOH WITH THI WllL
A H N I X f 0 A H 0 " 0 A AUTNOAILU IOH TO ADMl'llSTlA
UHOfA THI IHDal'INDINT AD
Ml'llSTAATION 01' l!STATll ACl
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• m If\ tM rtttJrtrriom of Deew,.tm,.nt
N~ l ol ••Id "''"f •I 100 Civic C.nl.,
Dr••• w,...1, In IM CllY ol S.nl• A11•.
(ttlltnrftilt
Oal•O Jun• •• 1•11
Wll.l lAMa.suOHH,
County Cltir.-
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llNODUHOAS
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PUBLIC NOTICE SUf'llllOlt COUltT OIJTHP
STA1'E Ol'CAlll'OAHlll 1'0~
THI COUNTY 0 " OAANOI
No A·"~
NOTICE 01' HE AA I HO 0 11 .. ITITI°"
llOA l'AC>eATI 0 .. WILL A'4D CO
D IC I L AHO 11 0 11 L ITTa 111s
TI S TAMINTAA Y AN D
AUTHOlllZ.ATIOlll TO ADMINISTI A
UHDlll THI" IHDl!l'l!HC>«HT AO
MINIU AATl°"O"I STATIS&CT
EtlAI• of "AANK " BOllCHAPO ~, .. ....,
NOTICE •S .... AERY c.1vr N lhll
AUCI! A FU\SELl •"Cl 8APl!ArlA F VOl KER NI .. Ill ... ,...,.,n • ,,.., .. .,.,
tor PrOOiltlt of Witt M'd COOIC If .,,,,, '°"
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U.-CllYof 5.>nl• Aruo,C•lllorMa.
Oatad Jun. u. 1t11
WILLIAMa. IUOtUt,
Coumv Cl•r•
JAMa Sa WIUllLM
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LlTTCllS TIUAME HTAAY AND
l'OA AUTf40 1tlZAll0H TO Ab•
MIHISTIA THI I STATI U'IOEA
TH IE l 'I DCl'E N D lNT A D
Ml'41STAATION 01' ESU TES ACY
lf'AO•ATI CODI lttl!T HOI f''-''" of MAA"f' (, MOHR. •••
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De~"'''""""' No l r.t "••d court, et 700 CIVIC C•nl .. Ort .. WP\l In In. CllY Of
S.nl• AM r.111,,.n14
O•lorl )Ur!f' IA 1917
WILLIAM l ii JOHN, ,
Couniv Clot• I' l'OltTIOAl.ANO"A-S ATOH j
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COITAMllA
lraad ••• oa lbt
§• ..W.. Wtll&idlt llr,
l "41!8a, ft>YtNd paUo,
1real yard, aoii •P·
•• ~iadlld9d 4NO-llOO
,. . -.~... =OMvw::. 1• f'abulom cuatom bome
1o ll•a Vwde. &per Im·
-maculate three bedroom ttt;rh a wllb family rooml ~a-"t = formal dlnlq room ana ~•• · " _ pool that la tomplet.ely
ti .._ a renovated. Just bt reedy f~~t·=~ ·:· to move In and ... I.be t;; &;;:; •• .. . xt.ra1: Two n replaeea.
lllllU extenalve landtcapln1, ~ · · ·· f.I! cllllom bullt·im, lar1e ,=:~ ·. :::;; encloted paUo. call now
Uo/re • "" = a.8-211J.
Jff·::f TH£ Rf.Al '
~ ESIAIJ:HS _
NEW CONDO
Bare chance for your
cbolce of brand new
S.dl Bly condol. Each 2
bdrm 2 bath ln qulel lO.
uatt complea •IPC>OJ 41 Jacuzzi. One b a superb «¥! unit or 1ave even
more w /a cent.tr bomt.
Jwtllat.s. a.nu.
~ \\alkt:r t: I Bl!
hn ml Ol'fk IN 9 •HS I~ '0811«1 • ~:;."' : = llACH COTTA~I :r=:: · · II $49,IOO
• u-~;, l.."' · =-.Juat what you have been ,..._ looldal for 4 blocks from ~ · :: -==------------t the beach. Comer lot for ~ • .:.... :: prlvaey . Up1raded ~ ; T~=-· =~m= c:!:!: ..._ "-~Wry SrmlJ but cute. Hurry!
,......,111 11.:.i :: Quiet tree Uned 11.reet C.ll 98:M787. :;:.~ •·-: with wl"Ol.llht tron ~ate Ol'fN 111 • • "~ 'Vl'I '°., ,..<,' ..... ~ -.... .... I IOSIMESS, INYEST· u .. t le .... past• trop ca garden courtyard. !nter ~"";..·· TH[ REAL
lllDfT, nMA*E dramaUc cathedral llv· ~.,.~·J ESTATERS
J t::::=.:~· : Ina 4t dining room.
•--• r 11u Premium wall treat· --------
..., ....... ·--h =::n~.';:-J. . -menls lhrou1 out. ,,_,., ... To, . : Warmly paneled lamJly ·--cM'illf$ room with natural wood """"'"' "' • burning fl replace
PE1$0Ql$ & .... soo. Call 962-7788
LOST & FOUNI • KE:Y . &~-... . ::: I ID~•L~c.N '-"'."'I'= = ~"" ·~ ~-· ..
LIASI
WITHOPTIOH
Spaclom l·level J ·Plan:
3 bdnns .• 2 bat.ha, Bhdfa
cmdo: vacant & rtady
Large paUo with canyon
•bey view. I.Aue 1825.
OptiQn prtct Sl.59.500
.... .,a..--.,....... . ... simccs ....... ~
aaalfled Ads 1ell bli C f C•l-111.,..Z Items. •mall ltem1 or • • VIA I UI
-anyllem.&U-M78. UALTOIS 640-00 0 mmrwn'
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EQUIPMDIT
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1 Cf ~!u Cap oll outhlsw1tll two QlllC' .o.;.• . g: prtlly patllablt Shaptt ,..,..,. "" C11at toi trlfel. 111otecta ~,'= :J: ,olll hftr lrom Wll. •irld K111t ::::r. · · !?!! ttl)S ot 2 st11nd1 ot tledtllt"d .... t•• ·;iii cotton OM 1111 ~ 1nttrtst. J\1 Oltltl MUlrtOft P1ttem 7 4 U := 1C11ust1 to ht all 111u.
:... · · .:.L'!! $1.n tor lldt ~" ~ Sllmn11nt •m1111-* llow ._ -· ·;·mi JS. ..ell~" for f111t~l1Sa diacwl dttail ~ wllil • • UJ1S, o •N41 tlld Ntlclll111 s-4 t.: 111p mtdU~ 1.tt tt1e
.......... -ut f1oet lrtety frotn i.ct ~.~ ..... 1 ;:,::::•099, 10& llM~v:.a-..
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.:.:::::::::::.: .. : .. iiii Name. Adoren. Zip, S.. $US tllf _. ...
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Tiiiii_. .. iri. ·;;;;·::::·::;;;; S.. -llllft .... t N~aiel!. AOOAUS ZIP, .................... ' ' =~hti $110 81 Z I t n d I T Y l. E
11th',i1 Creclltt 1tt1t St.to NUMBIR
t11tt!lt Cl'Kfltt Ifft It M 11t ,.. U. *' It pt 1
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' belONlht r.:~ Af&'M• m J1:0. ~~:~r.e,:~...:. -....a•-· ... •bllc '2 Aftbla •12 SO. 1 ..,.1
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...... lintdy lf.WltJ w T•~·f1 . • , ..... M t9" -,IU-1171 ..... , 11 ""'.... ...... ..... .. , ....
MARINA
HIGHLANDS
BtlJ 3 bdtm, 2 baths ex ·
tc\llive home In quiet,
prtvate nelahborhood
Owner has purchued 1ar1er homt & desires
Immediate aate. Bicycle
distance to the beach . ... tru .
~ Walker 1; I r.t:
Lkl THC R[AJ.
ESTATE HS --)
YOUOITHI
EASTSIDE
2 BEDROOM-"OOLL
HOUSE" In front with new cpts, new cop~r
plwnbl.ng, new paanl an
aide and out. Rear unit Is
a bachelor with a
separate yard.
$77,950.
·~
rf'·:3J TH[ Rl:AL .
~ [STATERS
um101
CHAIMEI
Neat and Udy 3 bedroom .
and den lD IUce Co.ta
Meaa area. This homo
lbowl excellent care and
ls alluated on a 130' lot.
Priced for quick Hie at
•• 950. CALL M&-31160.
•
SELECT
PROPERTIES
COMP AMY7 $9,900 Down! Close to
fa It the company or lhe Colla Mesa and a lot of
Individual who earna houle for lhe money. 12
lbeir Uvellhood ln rHJ ye.n old 3 + 2. Wood
..uit.e? Ftod lhe aoawer lhake roof S63.1.000. by ca1l.ln& 158-0781. New Pn.oT H.E.
company need1nc conft. M).(l555 540-~
dent sale1people .
Geoeroua comm., pre· P1nd what you want In
stJae olc. In xlnt. loc. Dally Pilot Claaalfieds
CSlQMODKE[LIVEZJALl
OAQKOMADOCMAMLLfVVO M X I A l V C t I T l A I V C
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LZLl"IC XDRllZEL(HA
LEYTLAOMOULGESOATOO
f H I $ P L V C S I 0 U I Y M R L U P
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'SCMOOPARAHMNRAECTE
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ACMOSOKIMTICIAtCMJH
• I R 0 C·V 0 L I A 8 4 L T I C 0 l C
J IDRM. & FAM: IM
-s64,SOO
A remarkably ftne homo (or such a
low prtcet Located CJD an ft.a lot wttb
space to add another unit. 'l1ill is a
great estate •tarter ror tho young in·
vestor.
759..0111
FIX
~:;m TllE R[l\l
~·~f l:S-1 AT t:H S
Up $112,000
One ot the •t buys iA a l'ine quality home In a
presUse oelfbborbood,
Soptt big comer lot• 4 In the beach area at th1a
bedrooms + lar1e fam1 Ume. Spacloua 3 bedrm, ly room with Dutch a .... bath. Pormal dlnln&
fireplace! Brto1 your room. ••P· walnut
mop and pail and save a paneled family room
bundle' Hurry! SA,500. with fireplace. Lovely
R.ct carpet 754 U02 yard, covered patio, tru· ---"-------1 ly an INSTANT HOME. * ILUPFS * Near 1chool1. beach.
1 Level end unJl Beat parlt, tennJJ courtl. bike
early area, Vlata Caudel. trail and ehOl)e'na.
aBR.2ba., n.-.~tl 14Ml41
~ 1146,000. Exch.ialve
HELEN 8 . DOWD
Real&.or 844-0LM
llU CARPET!!
It '1 IOl'llOUS. bu\ If you pref~r anotber color, own r wt1J replatt wtth col« al
1our choice. comparable value. 4
Bdnns.. 2~ baths. family rm .. formal
dtnlftg rm .. 2 frplcs. :.evet"Y lmagtnable
ameolty! A truly beautituJ home oo a
100x185ft. lot with valley vtew! 1185,000
OTHEft prestlae waterfront homes
with pier & noaf from $385,000 up.
BA YFRONT, pier & noat, lots $250,000
to ~.ooo, to build your own custom
home. Several areaa to choose from.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
1·11 ''"Y'•d•· D••v• t,; U • t,/" t>i<>I
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A MUST SELL DUPLEX
In Corona del Mar. attractive comer
location. Price just dropped to$159.SOO.
Leases expire in July.
'71-4400
1002 G ... , .. IOOZ .............................................. COIO~D&MAI ~ OF ~=•Y MIU YBDI A BARGAIN
con TS& WALLACE
REAL fST/\1 E. INC.
Cbannlna Corona del VILLAS $79 460
Mar duplex on quiet de ---------i u.tit. brt1bt and clua, 2 ' ad-end street. Excellent ••snw" bedroom Condo. Great at t.uhv'~'CIS lnrome Within walktn1 .,.. locaU,po Dt•r schools, ~1 dbtance to beach aod Big 5 bedrm home, shop(" a1'd freeway En· ~ Uvtn1 m, atone
s hopping. suo,ooo. sq ft. Ill yard wl b joycommlWty pool, ntce Amptace. Added rum.,_ Hurry: 87~. Hawailan t.abouae ....,.. dining area-vacant and n:IOU1 + 1or1eom pool
00,,.,,. •• ,,~,ll"<'QllNIC'r crafh rooDl • .Ju1t re. ~ady. Aaaumabh: FHA and 61de d o1 yard.
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Nearly I acrta "'9Ued LAKE 1_ • ··-amona 1ia.nt oab only FAMJI. y HOMe
2i.t mllel to the 1urf wllb Evef')'thinB Is new lo thlll
a rem1rkable caatom spacious 2 ator)I, 4
bulll a bdrm + dea + bedroom, 3 b.c.ll fa~
famlty rm home de· room home. New carpet.
signed lo maximize the Ina. new paint, oo.wu
Panora m I c . h 111 Y kitchen noor, new ex· ranchland view. Also 5 tenor stucco. Now all It
car covered parkln1 + need4 ts a new owner.
room for campera. bOata. CALL 1!11·3191
etc. The corral can ac· .SELECT commodate 81 many
bones .. you couJd ever PROPERTIES want wtth room to apare.
OFFERING PRICE
*220.000 HOISlnOPaTY
CGI 644-72 I 1 IH IACk IAY
MIWPOllT
Th1s super bone proper.
ty haa the "Garden
Home" look. Two
btdroocm, f amlf1 rGOQ>, 1-------llf d1.a1q room and a 1ueet
1111 nln 7 ~ 1o tbe ~ d.b 11' 18Jlllll I own bttJa. Loll of trv.lt U'eel lD lbat tue oou.ntry letlnd? feelU\&. C.11 f« your ap.
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t'9drm bome Hat South
Coa1t Pl•••· Great landacap.ln1 and many
extrM on elil-cS.lac. 1'r')'1 ~~~~~~~~ .so.ew I·
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Ship to ahore reaulta 1
842-541'78
10 Acres Citrus
HEAlllMDIO
+.._.21RhotM
Tax Cree spendoblc, 11p·
prox $6000 per yr Use 11 2nd home In the deiJ"rt or leue out All In park llke
condition Pride or
ownenhlp Good for
depreciation loo. Sl00,000
complete.
4GOUI" lltlb 111111;1 c.•11=--
EASTSIOI C.M.
3 BR, 2 BA + den • ~c
plus I br, 1 ba. Pllf ea lo· lltw (UeSt bouM. Dbl ,., .
846-31128, ev~71
Lachen rn yer
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the Daily Piiot brtna hap. PY r•ulta. To place yourl-----....,.==
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842--5878 today Dady Ptlot Clasaillech.
.... ,.. 1002 ...... 1002 ..............................................
SPYGLASS UNDER sm,a
Super sharp, ready to move into a bedroom home. Owner ii ext.remely
anxious. Is making 2 house pay.
ments. Popular Port.c;mouth model.
Priced at $199,950
~ii. macnab / lrvtna ~ realty
WMnl •• ,.. ,..
Th J &ory, 4 bedroom hom with
e,.autJfuJ fot vrr \ lcw ol white water.
r nycm and v11111 llteht• hH •
f bul ntCTtalnmt•nt ct-nl.t'r with Ill
~wn k1trhen fat·1Hm•1 ond tarae d ck.
St't"ond d"eck. off 11v1nr room and
k it~ben. _oflcn adtf 1Hona aputarular
v1rw. Prict"d at S189.!JOO Call e1tht-r of
our ott1ces to P.(· 1t
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REAL TORS•. 675 6000
2443 hR Cont H1ghw1v. Coron1 ct.I M11 ••win Mt."W Vr•rle <.11 S46 ~990
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TAYLOR CO.
IU-;:\l.'('C)i{S ..,111c1· l!l·lfi
llG CAMY'Otil TOWHHOME--SI 41,000
Country club atmosphere! You'll love
this spacious Greenbrier model with
lge mas ter BR suite & sitting rm up-
s tairs & 2nd AR & bath dn. Lge dining
rm. fireplace with lous. lge patios &
great kitchen. Pool & tennis court
32 Cyn Island Tue/Wedtrhur 1·5
21 I I S.. Jooqulft HUis Roed
... :,..wroa--RTlt"I' CEHTa. H.I. 644-49 I 0
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QUALITY PLUS
Stt1na Is bellev1na One
ol Harbor View '!> flnt.>'>1 3
bedroom home11 Dt•n
Fluullful gardt>n'> Call
for 1 hat or a menlt1es
'40.6161
·.~"·•
COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
COAOMA DEL MAR
Ocean side hard to rind
2 bdrm hou~e + lge 4
bdrm • 2 ba apt Big dbl
garaae, on 30x118 R 2 lot Sl85,000 I
lcAooloyProp.
RHffon
.. 675-7060.
OCEANMOMT
DUPLEX
• ILUffS •
l Leyel end unit Best
early area, VIAla Caudat
3 BR . 2 ha , new
thruout ! 114~.ooo P:x·
clwnve
llELF.N B DOWD
Realtor 644-0134
1006
l"Wo 2 bdrm + guci\t ••••••• •••••••••••• •• ••
Hut rental area 1n --------• Newp url' Sum
mer /winter r1'nl.il1
SB.$00
associa·ted
lll!Ul\l llC, il(ll l TO PS
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WALJ( TO IUCH
Nice 2 Br. Balboa Blvd
lmmed occupuncy
-.~ c...,,vuao,.R.E
42631st St. N B
LEW OSBORN
CaM67WZ61
1022 .......................
IYOWMER
Spf llau HUI. Sl'T&.000 s
Hr a Ba. vi.w Harbor
V\ew Hilla. SUl9.~ 4 Br
, .. HERITAGE
fH Al TORS
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GolfCourM
Druruitk Mna Vente ,.,.., Qul9t cu1.c1e .. c.
nHUY landac: pird 5
Oloriou1 tMldrooma, 3
blthl. formal dlnlna " bar, famUy room, 2 way
firtpl1C'1 . rich wood
panelln1. prutlJt!
lhnaoul. SllM.000 BKR.
~1720
2 Ba. View 840 2981 <QI.Willed Buy~n Only) ......
BeautJruJ rusUc duplex. 2
BR." l·BR. bum cell.
garden patio Sl49.500
PAULMARTlN Real FAtate 444 7383
CAMEO SHORES
'500 Rollbury Rd.
3 bra, ram1Jy rm
1262,500 Firm
673-1195 or 833-2100
c..to Mfto I 024
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BIG
FIXER UPPER
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lettlwyAvoll.
Super location. els Lo
everylhlnc. 3 bdrm, 21'1
be, alr1um Over 1600 sq
t\. Beeulilully decorated
18.1.100
759-0761
-Walk1:r t; ll:t!
LOVELY
3BEDROOM
1 "'• bath Sp a c 1 o u 11
backyard. covered patio
Big country kitchen
Owner want.a off era now•
LIAOBlSHIP
UALESTAT£
142-4466
SAD0&8ACIC
la a J becll'oom fAmUy
home .,. l.be prestt1'°'-'t Ranch ol lrvtne CIDM LO
1cboola. perk end abc>p
pl.a&. Call for detail•
In good Costa Mesa ---------•
neighborhood Needs $1000 REFUND! --------
work-2"00 sq (\.for on I SPARKLING
BY OWNER "Th e
Ranch" 4 Br. 3 ba. up·
at.airs bonus rm 3400 sq
ft Large lot. 2 wetbars,
balcony, upicraded crpl
& drps Priced ror qulck
sale ~6800or 551 ·5199.
ly as.~ Make an otrer Must set qulet Manna Hlahlands Jbr home CALL NOW 2ba. bllns. e i d o. 184,900 ~ Open llouae 752· 7315 Dlrerlory General
DONALD M. llRD Properties 54.5·55C_J_l __
1042
llSTOF
DEstFIRD
3 Dr. 2 Ba. spac master
bdrm Lee. airy country
kitchen & pantry. Up
1cruded thruout .
spnnklers & patio. Call
Nick Vracln
C 21 Irvine Plaza Rily
7~2 6521 or "1 ·2784
COUEGE PARK
Exerut1ve home. ideal $76,900
for entertaining Two Turn ke)' & move 1o •
story living room with Sparkling <'lt'un Beaut
Palos Verde s tone flu:sh r urpet1ng Brll'k
flreplare to cellinit lr epl1H·e Gourmt't
FOREST E
OLSON
Formal dlmng room, two lcrtrh~. walled by JCIMi,
wet bars. J bedrooms. 4 Family roo m t oo•
By ownr Condo. Tiburon baths. pool room. 54 · Manicured irounds &
hms. 3br. 2\'Jba, fam rm. dock View $337,500. covered patio Fully
..... -· .. f • ' ••c--~ ~e SattSun ll 5, paneled eara1e Call
G:e•r• IOOZ GeMr'tll IOOZ College Park 3 larat1 -.WARD HOME II IQP~ ''<!\"'~.~~" ""' '
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdnna 2ba. ram rm:2 Canterbury, by owner. Pr t• r~ 1m~1Y1·LI
Barr White Real_t_o_r ______ ... =~~~!~~s~ i.:::v! ~~i:.w3~ ;.~:i!: =~-;;>• •uat ~JiiJJJ1F
1901 Nl'wporr Blvd inLO Quiet Cul·d-aac 1t ln $1a1,000/0fr 840-3279 or · .,. •••• _.
N•wpon Bearh, CA 92663 super area. tl!0.000 O/ll 834-0090 PRICISLASHID Woocllridm ArttortaP
PENINSULA POINT Set/Sun 9&pm By rorrastEscrow BrlarcUflLuxury mdl
Owner.979-9039 ~y~~~~:.~~s~~:~ Lovely4brcustomhome Owner wlll finance, FIRST TIME OffERm •BY OWNERS rool, lruard. No clos1n11 Cathedral ceillng, lrg $118,000. low dwn. Will Wl'S OF XTRAS costs Wllifhlllnce at 9'l> window.a, stone frplc · conalder IN/option. #34,
C'.<N'lveraalion pit w /frpc. 9 e 8 8 A i a 11 a c r . gl ves lhlll spacious home Lake View. 495·5908 or
Beautiful three bedroom, modem
home on quiet street. 2 Baths. dbl
ttaraf,te. dining room. fire pla<'e.
patio. $160,000.
LISTED ONLY WITH THIS omcE
Ownr/agt.
redwood bath W/llkyllle. Brookhurat & Hell loads or charm. Privacy 5.'18-1833 + view 551-4426 Bkr ..;.,___..;,, ______ _.
blln BBQ, modern effl· _ff17_7_27_2_. ---------------fwtle Rock Pool Home. dent kll. Lra E.slde lot 9"'-~ I 044
2bn. 1200.~n An •x"ep By owner. larae Jbr. 2ba. Jaciwl, A/C. 3 Br. din ~ " " ••••••••• •••••••••••• I •· t ' .,_ 000 llonally n re House! fam rm. patio. nr ng. amrm1.-.
Open today 275 Walnut Qerfl•ld & M1gnolia UHfVBSO'Y PARK Prine only. ~-41~7
&42·72S8 1184.900 111675 Palm Sl Executive 4 bedroom FV963·7931 home In prutlglous
••38r 2 ba M--V•rde --'--------• aru. Beautifully de
by mer .. ~ Qpen .............. 1040 cora~ " landauped
wkdya, 21H7 Roya l ••••0 ••••••••••••••••• Priced for 1mmed1ote
••••• l~J •••r• Palm• P /P . S.5·11118 sale.SUD.JOO • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • ••• • •••• • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • HUIT)', VA Assumable AMCHOIA ..
DHllRELD
Beautifully landacaped CU.tom upcraded Aapen
3br. 2'-'ba Prld• of
ownership SOUd val at
1111.000 Call Aceot at
11>-2711
SEV!M UMITS4AUOA
Recently reconditioned. Lots or
used brick. open beam ceUings,
l(ood parking and very low maln·
t•nanc~ One block to ocean and
bay All for 1337,500
• COUW&L. IM«m co.
64~1766
_......; _______ , Onl¥ mlnutH to tb~
EASTSIDE ::r:ecsU:~·s::·e:~lf .~ UMVas1TYPA11
NOW M2·7'T51 l.R.E .N. ========I 4 Br. a\'t ba. 2100 aq ft Larae lot. PlC"l'lcy of room 754--1388 TurtJ .. ,..___ S104,t>OO. Ph 5S9·$4M LO l.IM your lmaCjnauon etoea .., .. ""'r an.er$ tlrn fM·SITl Mf 5
See what yov can do with BY OWNER·218'71 Orean· Elqant 4 Br 2~ Ba Fam wlcdya. Prln only thl1 ebarmtna home vi... 3 Br, 2 Ba. mlle to Rm 6lndtcpd Jot w/auto•---"'----------1
Forma1 dlnln• room, bch. Xtru. Lo lll0'1 By 1prlnklera. $131,000. By ownr 4br. 21\ba, 2350 ~ac., and hardwooo appt.lllMI04 Open Houle Sun ll-'PN aq ft. Colic•• Park Sf&S. noon. If dollan count1 lt38l Sierra ln u . &taut locaUon by p&rlr.
tee thl• In a hurry! Cal m.o52'7 PC>Ot It 1chool. U::UOO.
80-1221 • o.wn UNIV!RSITYPARK ~~ pouuloo
CIMT'URY 21 f t ( 4 BR, 2 "°' B• cOl\do on Wntcllfflttfty t':ia03't"r.oelc~p•:al~. quiet cuJ'1i•tac, hl•hly 1----------11111
CAI 1 ml'!.I pt1 r .... llly palftted bui.ly. up,radect. new crpl1, ~~a-v..... " Ou bltnl, eov paUu tptc. hardtJOOd nOOf'll, ~rfl"ct lllH
J8r. 2Ba pool homjt, JCW KB ntlJbboriiOOd. o:)nd. Over 2200 aq ft. I • t~• Altha, 2
many a&ra1 $14,000. Nr octan Ii mJtlna, and under stoo.ooo fplc1, nt11r lrvlne Hl l'l'Ml:l9 anytime. •.aeo. ~nc only. SS:. 7749 lkhool .1'16. 790.
Clat1lfled ad• 1111 bl1 :"1·~• .~ &8f,2"8a1 pool.wetbar, .~1M1c1C...0 ..._. ..... lterna
1
1m1ll 1t•m1 or ,,.,.. _... ... 99Q, Har 1ar. D>e _. ,.,.,,.,,...
ao t•m Jual rail W1 Mlt••• Ro1al• A\'e. By owner. c.tiMtN1~77Zt M~ ~~~.
CIMTIAL ADA OP LA UNA _ .............. ,&. ... .. c::L.':=s ': ...... Jf I ... ..... • 4H-4551
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NIGl'P!L ~!15 113'1
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~ Coldwell Bon~':'
3 Monartb Bay Plaza
l..a1una NIJUt!l
49'-7222 IJ 1.otl6
Condominium
Ocean aide of Hl1bway
Pool at your doorslep
Oceanvl~w.
from Uvtna room Ii deck
Large 1 br
8,500
Za&roddty Realtor
(94-8611
Custom hme. beaut area. ml.n fr bcb 3 Br 3 811 ,
$1 29.9SO um loan
831 11$5
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LAGUNA BEACH!
TIADl-f.IASI OP.TIOM
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y ownr, lovely 4
Sb.ldowt bme. 2 Story. •br. 2~ba. hU&e lam.rm.
din rm. J car aar. tuahJy
up&raded & lndacpd
$135,000 768-9305 all
5 ~" wknda_. __ _
e front 4 bdrm home
Decorator design
tbruout 2 pat101. pvt
dock. 14' Hobie Cat. 4.50
sq. rt. uled & cabineled
aame or hobby room. All
In xlnt cond By owner
S165.500. Open Sun. 22725
hlamare. 837-Q517 or
675-5949
a View Custom Jbr
deo Best vu Open 1·5
1917 Yacht Enchantress
PEN HOUSE BY OWNF.R E Bhtf 4 ,-,,,
ram Rm, 2 fplc's , 2"9 e., pool 1111 lot. ~14
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loC'ated boow. •lf'Jla to lilt bay, ha.a a family
room. tlreplace. AND
buu 1uHt be droom
Pt.US hd.I !Mil.II onr the
double 1ara~ Mu.at r.ee
to appte('ta~ Sl~.ooo
OCEAN VIEW
4 br. 2~ .. ba townhome,
lge master 1u1tc over
looks pool " tennl.'S cts. Wet bar. wine cellar For
more detall.s call
HA.DUY llil TY
147-8144
Hy ownr 3br. 2ba 184.500
Contract 11ale. owner
rinancen Pnvate pool ,
tennis ~·2'7S7 atl 6 &
wknds.
CARMEL MODEl
Harbor View H-.
3 bdrm, frml din rm.
ram rm. JCreat home for
entertamlnJC CI051! to
1chool1 Pool size yd
Atnum. Pnced to $ell
1mmed
759-0761
UDO ISLE
4 Br. 2424 sq ft, 2~. Ra,
Pnnr only. AR\. 673 0289
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tlMo ruvi ra cl.l.nn~ ol s.Aof C..... tHtlt view for your CO&.IOPMIWPOIT $200 S~JBtt.+D.tbe •. 8$ ...,,.\ll.Nofee. --------
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tOOld be, BR. frpk:. f'\dlptleetu.IDO.BltR. BothlilftSl.2.toO 8KR 675-5511 feoc:ed SmalH" SBR.2"' ····""' l>ltDS, land1c:a,.d .... ·-···············
•Jail blta Ground nr m.m71SZZ·_, 'b':~i CA.LIEKTA.LS 481lfu~·BLUP'P'S view. e.btnd toll•I•· C.-.. W. l7U ::":.~~~.t~~ •' .,,.,....,, 1400 SHI 917-117Z ••R.>Ba .•..... ma-.. -,,.. --········ .....
from china to qody ----··············· CAllM/10 AcNs 2 bdrm duplex. bltn1 •• , 3212 COSTA IUtSA Sba11> 3 er. 2 be '11:.~:·.~:::.~ .......... v•-....... __., Su B I I pr.Seeltnow! Sm fee. oro lBR.~ • '5.10 .. n n-r~ "-•/d ---L ugL _. RA8~.A.I• WWI -VU, per yY c•t ·--··s 1•11•••111••••••11ee•1• •••••••••• ....... ..,._.... '--rps, ... , .... V.ftlS •. 7S.ll81 wtul~attt. C.taUna 6 rva~ _..,.,. at.,_/mo.7~'X _...._...,~ ..,., .. 3b ..... r A/C pool no peta ---------COMdlne from buge LR. SUPl!:R llARKET W""" •-917•1172 24"081 r,Ei.,..Ro:: r:::· s:m1•.ao.'SOS5 • CodaW... 1124
Int. d•Aini area It <lffk 12.AOOaq.ft. Orou annual GALA PROPERTIES -.. •••••••••••••••••• Beaut catm Ule entry. aale9 11.Z:50.000. Liquor Cell Geo. Frey 542·3'56 Coda MeM 3224 95H2:00 d)"t, f'JS.20l8evs tllwpw I INdl l26t $40.00 WB a UP
ti.tlway11, kit It batha. Ucente optJooa.I. Cati L. .__...__ .._ •••••••••• ............. Hall--Ofthoda 3240 ....... -............ •StQd.lolalBRApq
Plush cpfa "drpe, ai.o Aabcnft.844•7270. -~ MUST SH! ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIS1'CUff *'l'Vt.llUds.-tAnll !:ur:~!~ to the Ir& ~~:i .. ~:~ ........ ~?.~! 3Br 2ba,C0Ucae Park. ...,.11 •au n~~.:U:.~dt!· z *'51'!:1DOOl.c,.. $117.500 FA.MTASTIC VllW Den. all bltna. rrplc. tvrd *"" ""...,,. * u.. -·• uc¥Cl. Clo. patio. cJ)U. drps. walk to •uOW• kit. lrS Uvtq nD, d or~ J ... COIS 111:.a.1 TY 1r•LJOIS 2:\• Acres wfl:2tJ produc· all scbools. SOO/mo. Ii " d ~rplcard, .frEnJt_Paatrlodr". STU"".., ING l • 1 Br "" .._ "" 1111 avocado trees. Water ouses. con omlnlum1 'f513 CA.M~flVltli bClcy ""' ''" f 11 --~6~7~5-~6~6~7~0~-4~~-~~~~~-~~;, to tttes, aJI utll avoll. on Klds yes, pet.a no. and townhomes Month Grdnr hie. AvaU fwy tat &ardea apt., pool, rec rm. paved road. X.int lerm1. RJGIIT REAL TY to month rentalutartln& •ootmo. Ph :811·242S 1235. 710 W. 18th Street .
lSpectocal. C.•faryLoh/ BKR. 979..e533 at~tol800 Located In TwoBedrooma nes/Wknda. •--••....._ C.to....... Cryph I 500 (714) 876-5717 3 Br2 Ba. lge FR, fplc. lgc 1-lunUnaton Hnrbour and Deerfield $375 --------11 ..,,.. .._.... • --
under <'onstruction in ••••••••••••••••••••••• OH 522-2080 pvt batlt yd, wshr, dryr. llu.ntlngton Beach. Call Univ. Park S3'7S Harbor View Mooteao. Blt.Dt, w/W, pool, adlta.
prestigious Mariners For sale. 2 ad~lnlng plou Ha wa l 1 Mac ad . Nut refrig. Colle11e Pk. area. uaror morcdetall11. TtwTerrace S395 ~~t 28a, hl>lc, ram rm, nopeta. $240. 6'5-S71
Point featuring 1 & 2 In pa c I I c v I e w $650 Gerry MS-8288 cm .......... n--o. -pooufrdubhouae pnv. Nr $170 Produc. grove. Bii( Is · ·w • ..,ood uebrt'""'d • :::;: putt • achoob. 9850mo. story plans. magnlficient Cemetary, Newport Koh J dist 2 p d d ie ..,.,., ardeoe Ba bek>r ocean & canyon view. Beach. Pvt party. aa . ac. v r 'CharmJng old 2 story E· Ra.acboSanJq $495/S!S w/a r.~UM c •pool, CUllOrt. A t d mbw lters uU, gar wkthp, S52.SOO aide. Re--done. 2114 I 1 movelnnow.Sm.fee. B~ro~antuti!.tsland S5l-32M Ownr 80I~. 14ainolia.3br,2ba,den, ThreeBedrooma !ASI'BLUP'Fbome.Ztty, CALUMTA.L.$
kitchen w /top ap· Co & •1cW leaf Estate frplc $U5Jmo &42-0ZSZ REALTY INC. TbeTerrace MZ5 ~pl3 s~i::.; Fam~ '57·1172
plia.nt'e.!I. 3 Car garages, ~ 1600 he....... 2100 Nke.2Br,newderor,fncd 714/846--1371 VUJ&ael M2S w c. .044-1 --------wet bars. real beamed ....................... ....................... Unlv. Part Meo Nwpt Sbonls apart.IJ.q 2 I W"-'• leecll 3740
ceilings & many Olhe yd, 1ar. 2S44 Orange, 8· --VWqe I Sn br, 2 ba. Beath, ten.ala, ••••••••••••••••••••••• unusual features from *OWNERS LA COSTA LUXURY S270.t.at&lut+llOOaec: CLOSETOllA.CH Deerfield ~ pool. 2 car gar. "8$. SMALLBEACHHOTEt. DUPLEX I 180degree ~-2778 New 3 Br 2~ Ba ""'ndO. Vill ae Ill S'525 .. ___ _, w-o. $235,000 to $255,000. Call U94JIDA TING• view o( La Colta. 2Br 2'-' w a. ~7 IWUWll ....,. WCL bialder for appt, (714 > Prime 1~ Acres com Ba, t.r1 level. w/fplc & Coll.Prt.$440 3Br.2Ba, Bltm. pvt yd, MM mo. Woodbridge SS.SO AptSl3$/mo.Sl&-7056
831-0758or (7141492·2808 men:lal land In Lake dt-n 1!00 + ,.,, ft Wlll bckyd, Im mac. quiet. 848-0800 FOW' Bedroom Hbr V\ew Rllll. 3 Br, llD· It ...,.. lddaolt Grdnr MS-9946 Woodbrtdae 1SQ5 mac. Lu / or rut $135 COMPLETELY F<nst. $3.85 per sq EXCHANGE for 0 . . Lovely 4 bedrm. 2 ba PLUSMANYllORE w11ardener. ~. Pb Bathelor, iln&le only,
Forlnlormat.loaeall R A N G E C 0 Mesa del Mar family home, <'Pt..s. drpe. fplc , M4-14Sl caetop1er! Sm fee. CAPTIVATING •TOLLE• PROPERTY 1175,000 V wanted for ne,.; decor 3 pauo. fncd yard. kJda & CALllHTA.L
$73,000 •REALTORS• E Howard ac ~04 Mike Br 2 Ba, fncd bk yd Avl pet OK $385. ~. ZM Via Udo Nord, Udo '57·117z
2 Bedroom charmer with SIM500 ll0-1773 Grew. '72Hll29 ( l > on lie yrly. $385 + dep Agt no fee late. 4 bdrrna. $2SO() mo
every th In R. Co i y LA COSTA. Spanish Con· $4S-8475 Very nice, 3 bedrm, 2 ba A u g u 1 t C 8 1 1 &..aiJ-e le9dt 3741
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rah1nets, heavy shake ..._...fortdit 1700 rormaJ dining. Gl&anUac Rent. JBr. 288 CoveT" gar. paUo, nice back ~ Oceanvul225 uUlpd. Fee
rod. 2 car gara11e. room ••••••••••••••••••••••• split level Family RM petJo S4:10rno ~ yard w/DBQ, children & TURTLEROCK $5%5/Jrly. Nwpt H«ht• HOMEFINO!RS
forRV.You 'IJlovelt! Co.doS,.Clalst ~ aqn w/pool on.. pet OK S375. 963·4~7. 38r,2Ba,bttl&cozyln& 3Br, fam rm, 2ba+boat 557-082% SHORECUFFS H.B.C.M ,F Vly acre fr onllnR 5th ICIDS;1'£TSOk A(ll nofet• out lsd•5m storage.
S 110 000 Toochltone Rlty r a i r w a y W I I I Eastalde 2 Br /tear 1$345. ---· 9850/yrly, Ocean front f\Jm cozy bacb nr bcb. , F. X CH A N G E r o r d 3 Dr condo, ull hltns. trasb * .,.,,.._ Parll• * home, auper toad. 3 UUJ pd. Sl75/l200. Reap,
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home overlooking the a..c-P'rop9rty 2000 at 13SO,OOO V. E Howard S4ZJ IW6·2980 pool, No pet. Lie 5'50, SHOO/mo, on the Water Newport leach 3769
11th flnrway. 3 BR. fam ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Co. Mike Grew, Lf!e 4 br <'Orner home Sharp J-bcdrm, 2 bath Ml·l21118 Condo, new 1harp •••••••••••••••••••••••
rm w/frpk & wet bar '1'»$29 (7141 H1.11te cov patio, bncll: home. <'Pts. dfPl', freshly 2Br+den, view. WATEllFROMT
E ... STILUFF Large muter suite .ort DlttNttrrop.riyl ltaUatot. fpk, bltns. dble gar painted, 2 rar garoge, TUrtlerock 4 br hm. New WATERFRONT HOMES .. ~... t I I ..,,. courtyard w/adjoln1ng We can rind It fer you ~__.._.... ...,900 Avail now. SOS/mo patio, ready now ! $3M. pa.int. gar. dropnr. Pool Call631·1AOO 1u~ wa er vew uaury Sparkling 3 bedrm, 2 deftorolfice Superbne• Be h p b ....,.__ ' Resp aingloa OK &tenn.$:185.844-4157 apts. l ·BR, SUDO mo .. 2
bath and ramlly room U.tJng ar area ro ate1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ all Larry · 963-4567 • Agt No fee NR BCH. lk nu 2 Br. dft, 2 BR .. $UOO Mo.
Pride o! ownerstup area. BERTHA HENRY bankrupt!Jea· truatee Wanted: Home w /pool. t · 4 btlrm, 2 ba. frplc, 00 tul Univ. Pk. Terr. 2br. 2ba, Ba, W/D, 2 1ar, $50t. BlLLGRUNDY Neatly landscaped Rf:ALTORS sales, fore sales, under Bl.ICanyonorCdMarea. 3brhae,1mallyd,garage, de •a", adj. Hunt rrplc, countey ltltcb. Nr. 87S-074$orM2·70'74 REALTOR dTUUll ants Eu blulf I market values. We can Pvt 844 452 bk h d ood fl 2822 .. ' pool $42S. 552·7896 or -----------1 Y l singe 215 0elMar 4924121 joi.ntventure.CallWodd pty 1 no ra ar w oors. Harbour,$410/mo,Smo MH~U Eastbluff. Lge. 3 BR Nrlx'hSJ.SS.utilpd.fee family home Hurry.ju.t ic.Jucm WideBrokera,fl7~. SantaAnaSt 962-505() lease 846 ~192 eves & home. FamlJy rm. Lib HOKEFINDERS ~1113~~goo 8ok~~=r 0!~f. Capkfr.o 1071 Rentds College Park·3 Br. 2 ba. ~knd41 Condo,Orange1'nee,J1\4 ~1Agent64H133 ~7~
f r II ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• din rm fam rm bltns l br, Iba, W /D lncld. carry 1nanc1ng -.a C.OSta Mesa Duplex & 2 u.....--'• ,J11~.... • • • CT.f:AN 3 br, 2 ba. ram noo1 ..,.,51 """l u•• ... BR 2•~ BA H bo ~1151 NEW. Impressive Mis· &..,,..,,_,._ ., • .,. 000 Income,.._.., • nwv crpt/drps. 1450 mo rm, fpl<', rrood ar<"o, r • • "'" mo.OM ·~&.;) -> • Y'2 • ar r ~i :rJ '""""""'· ........ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• G d 1 d " View KAoll Condo letmu -s1on Crei!k, 2700 plus, 4 llJ,800.0wner.788·6354 lcAoalalmd 3106 ar en er anr u M<1gnoha /Atlanla $410 Turt.lerockGlenPlabll,4 rt. pool, cloee to'abolJI, 11n lled BR. den. lge tomer lot, M2·9'7llAvallJulyl. 96894n Br, Fam Rm. tennis, Si7S~mo. •ftent 842.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• landscaped. 3 car gar 3 UNITS. Cute 2Br. house ••••••••••••••••••••••• nnnl. -547.7044 or "'.-"!.-G•s.d ~•02
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$141UI0064417l8 Sl27,000. 1714> 496.,.236 or213·9'276464 HOMEFINDERS For lse 4br. l "'•bn. mac. ~50. 644-5771 or 1963 Port Weybrldae IW6-1826orAgt. ----111..:hly upgraded 4 bdrm R.E. llc ,. __ ....__. M-~7.0822 Callfom1a Classic by the 675-~ no. 9 Verde 4lllM896
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586 ~AM /evei. landacped. See this love-$250,000 down payment. OCiiia PoW 3126 drps, bltns, dswhr, frpk, 2BR 1395 lMlomes, 4 br. Z ba, tam. SISOO . Personalized
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plantAd, lll'&r new mobllo NIHOllttoS realdeot• of Oran1te move now. 84$-411()() more avail Small ff('! "*Jllna Htlb lJIO Ore.tt 4 bedrm 2 bath •••11••'9;; ........... . home with aha.It• roo1.1.;;;;iiiiimmiiiii:miiiiii.iii~ Ooumyformakl111uathe ••CoR1•1r1Wdt FREE Ulf aervicf HU ........................ tlioa.eomptwjfp~.ow, 2Bt,luapt,w/JAl'&le,~
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f d 675-6401 at "The Factory" 425 F.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ndT.D. MZ-l6ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br. garaae. ence Bachelor, kitchen, $HS. 30th St, Newport Beach llST ... Uliu. Ir Plano Lenon a, Pvt.
yard, laundry $245. Sm. Avi.il. now.Sm. (ee. NPT. BCll. on Penln. 1 or call 615·6181 or "' "' •----"-/ 1---· 1•"'-ln·' .. Fee C.ALllHTALS blk.looceanorbay.2br. 87J..4271 C.CktallLOWHJtt ----w ._,,. ""'· C.ALIEHTALS ts7-1172 newly fum'd .. alpe 5, wk· Coastal area. Nice ln· P~/ Exper. instructor w/BM A winning oomb1n11tlon
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9S7·1172 ly rental $275. Juoe & DESK space at 1787 ve1lmenl, $100,000 + Lod&foimld derree. Reasonable
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$200. 1 bedroom, avail. Lee, quiet. lwcurioua. ••· -------__:.._-1 Bea~ $.W. per month. owner/aieot 759-0788 •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... W..e.d. 7075
now.Smallfee. ec. 2 br, 2 ba apt. Newport Oceanfront BringownCurnlture.Ou Found: Silverware, ••M•••H••••••••••••••
CA.LREMTALS Elevator to acenic pnv. homealpe 6,M50perwk. recept.lonilt will answe NewPort Re1taurant & wetault, aandala , Le1alSecrotar)'·AvaUtor Jr one Bedroom
One & Two Bedrooms. One Bath ,1 Avail July 30 7H-323-7416 )'Our phone for $10 ~ Nl&hldub $190,000. Call 11 f k J 1 1 917·1172 bch. Partyli1ameroom, month. Dally Pilololflce Agt. 551·2120 blwn 1 & ma11a1er. Con tac re e w • u '1 • '::~· fa"k~V'19 Harbor Pacific Studio
Condo by tbe beach. $27~/mo . Daya
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tot.al 1ecurity. Perfect Room In mellow No. Lai. ~1 9PM Laauna Beach PD, c &f.S.QSO,-.aJ.4
Uvin& or wknd retreat for Hie for 1ngl vacationers no. 76-0703'. ....... Wmt.d 7100
lhe adventuroua adult. lfel\wk *'ltl\mo.·97·"°.... THE EfACIENT •Ul'\l10RUC.us•• ~ ..... Starlin& at $515/mo. _, '...,., • .-.... 0rari;: Of!•ale ~le:n" Lost: June 4lb. Smau._·.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.··.·
499-2835 Balboa Island, bay front, ALTERNATIVE Su b B Act N 1 mixed breed male do1 ...
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Spac. 2br, lba apts 2 br, pool, laundry, 1ar.
Many f1c1l avail Encl ~ Small fee.
pier Ii bcb. 3br, 2ba, per uy. ow Black. Short, llCbl hair.
2 ... .-. ........ Harv21.3·2'7'2~Coll. ~rln1dale/Edln1er, ...... , .... ...,, • ~n a branch office o _ _, lrTtne 3144 • &tart your own company Launderette, xlnt oppor . Rewa.n.o. 846-4784 art
••••••••••••••••••••••• Lee lbr, patio & prkg. Nr for a fraction of lhe cost. for reuree. $3,000 buys 8:30eves.
WOODBRIDGE bcb Ii 1bops. Balboa. Lae SJOO A ... ---------.,,_ lwllh Fu,...bhed ~/Wk S7S·S8lO/M2·te08 Month lo monlb rent In· eqp. • mo. •• REWARD $50. Sbaded
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1. 2 " 3 bdrm units. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Udo tale; 4 BR, 2 ba., personalaed pbone cov· BUY Dad a buslneaa. Food Yellow eya. Owned by 8 De~l1ned Uke early nlE EXCITING avail. weekly or mo. erase, cont. room. mall take.out hamburcera & "10 YT' old heart·brokeo At leul2 yunofvaried
California bunl(alows. rALMMISAA"S Agent64S-7575 service. underaround taco.. c 'reat beach loca-girls. Vic Cliff Dr. account• payable ex·
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pd No kldslpelS. $260. 951•1172 Adlll. 646-0073
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Joann St. 646-6483
$250. Fro m $ 2 7 o . I I 5 MINUTES TO NPT • prk1. & more. taon Loni Htflbliabed Laruna Bch. 4N·3160 perlence wltb direct ex· New 2 br, garage, Jaun· Plnestone. Ofc bra, 9·5 BCH Newport Island, 2 Br sips nu; EXECUTIVE b · l M posure lo eomputeriaed dcy,paUo.Sm.fee. Dally. 8 h ._.:BR 6.$250wk.Nrbay,ocean SUITE u; ne;~·Po! t/t.eer Lost wht female s)'ltema uUUs.lnron·llne CHIRU1'"'LS 552·0400 ac ,l..... · &parks.548-6592 587SANNJCOLASDR, ma er!! n •· Samoyed, 8 mo old. Vic terminaJ1. Will match
"""" 11:1"'1 1"' -----from $210. Ii up. ' SUITE 106 ly aU96-5600 Ba k er • Br l 1 to I " '57-1172 2 Br condo, tennis, """I, Adult.I, No Pets N..-Bcb, atocea.o 2, 3, or ( vendora lnvolcea •&•Inst. --------1 """' .. .,. NEWPORT BEACH, CA INTERIOR DISIGM Paular no. R~ward. c;b.ue orden/rece\v . .,.,25 N 2 ._ 2 b spa, gym, no klda/pels. 1561 Meu Dr. 4 Br, wkly. Avl Now. MO-MlO 54.5-801.1 ,. • .... Co t.e"''·· "" · ew ,,r, a. Apt Mgr lpt lime) for $335 + uUI. llAM·llPM, (5Bllu EaatofNewport 675--0922, 119-34thSt. .ref:.... mpu ua· triplex, frplr. balrony, "The Seville", 12 units 494-4954 Blvd. l * 1 MO FREE RENT• NETS $.S,200. MO. FOUND: coun a and ,rebates.·
lndry. 642·1603 udlt apts Mature cpl. 2 546-9860 Vac:atioft R ...... t 4250 1·2-3 Rm. dlx. otncea. No Well eslabllabed atore In Mao's cold rtng verify extena 01\1, etc. ,
FROM or~30 br apt, avail. No pets. Adult living, new Jbr, Jba, -••••••••••••••••••••••• lease rcq. Adj. Alrporter heart of mjr. shopping 494_.977 Prepare and monitor ln· ...,.. Gall l 5 M "'636 4 20 d / i O ·11 tr l put/output documents, :\future "dulls only, ·r · 1 con ° w me ua n n e July 4th Availability Hotel. Low rate1, full area. wner wt • n. .. no -bltna,cpta,drps,uir.>dnt a ACCOMMOD TION 833 .,......,til Personal problems force FOUND: Male, am. wht. .prepare. cbecu and do pet!> Largl' 1,2&3 br 3 IR •~10 ( II J 1. A serv .,_.,.., noon Gd poodl · I VI some hllng · accurate pta °"h h g BBQ ...,.. rec ac . tennis, $300 ..-./ .: .~ STN. rent& condos & -.-----sale. . lerms. e/temer m x. c. • a · w r , as Jlasbui1Uns l389)fee ino.832-8752 THllHUNIV«rl'ON homes comp. furn. Incl. 700 1q fl ofhce 11p11ce TIME 751-1400 Magnolia/Atlanta, HB. typlnc and an ability to ~~~~-778 Scolt Pl 1..ocalora ___ 898·9891 ~leach 3141 . ,_, ... ...,,. linens. BOAT DOCKS & av•ala,ble. P11clric Ci.t DISTRllUTOR 963«73 :.:~~te!!sk:iit !~eap~
-BUDGET WISE 2 br Kids ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'-~ much more! Box l™l s. Hwf in Newport Bch. Ratock Toy World dis· LOST: Tan Chihuahua. ply:
Z br. rrplc, patio. gar ok Good location." Now lBr, Ocean view. 2607 L. Tahoe, Ca 9S702 llll6) CAI Robbie,548-0757 plays Over 75 Naln'J Ans. lo "Ginaer". Vic.
Pool, &jacuzzi. Adults S22S. (9S46)fee. Sot.o Way. Call 497·3-195 FROM ~to'335 S 4 J • 2 3 S 5 • F r e e Alr'DOl'i Offices brand toy a. Dilney. l8lb & Crelt.monl, CK
621 W Wll son,648·2010 Locators 898-9891 after6prnorweekends 5 Beaut apt plans. avail. Brochures! 1 ffONTH FREE Tonka. Mattel. Noaelling 64S-l398 · Foxhollow Village furn or unfum Bach, 1 _,. I ed S · t ---------I
--?-~JO IC 2 br, singles ok. North Laguna, sharp 2 3br La..e view hie for f\111 servlce. No lease re· U?vo v ,:. m. inves ·re Lorit: Peklnese female. Uuplex -Br I Ba. Sl75 + (7~> Fee BR. 2 bu ; nr. ocean br. 2 br, 1 ba. 2 br. 2 rent. Lake Arrowhead. q'd. 200-600 sq. fl. Plenty q d JOO " inventory buy All blk w/wht spot oo
dep Lge & cle:in "lo Locators 898·9891 $350/Mo. Rltr 675~700 ~lbs. Beamed llv rms. Wkly & wknd rates. of parking. 2082 S.E. back. Guy Burnett ch es l & re et peu. 64S.Sl84 ; 645·435~ dinlne areas, storage. 586-m81or632·8784 Brl1tol St, Newport m4l82l-&i02Collect. 32nd/Newport Bl, NB.
, --. 2br.1•;ba 4 plex. Cpls on· l ·BR cozy apt in the P 8 ti 0 s • deck 8 • Beach. 557 7010 I h h Reward 67H710 New apt.a. 1 br $260 2 br ly No child $2.iS. 610 trees, quiet, clo~e to landscaped grounds, Lake Tahoe. Boat'g, · --Sandw c S op, Costa ·
$325. 333 i\ voe ado JoaM St. ~-7638 town Avail now S325 cov prk1. ll&bled tennis, water 1kilna. fish ·e. SM Ofc's 779 W 19th St, Mesa. busy corner shop-Very 1merous reward!
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6'2·2164 -494-4731 volley ball , 2 sty famine. Incline Village, CM . $85 & S95. Mr. pin& center, Owner Tremendouasenumental
-EASTSIDE new 2 Br. clubhou1e, b1llaards. 2br.2bacondo.Allhnen1 Walktr:842-7f74 M2·1952 3PM tll 6PM, value; Florentine gold EquaJOpj>ortunaly ~pac 3 br •P,t or u.,c at u 2 pool, Kids OK. No pels. 2 BR, coo my a pl.. swimmlns pool. pin1 provided. pool. sauna & · 67~. alt 7PM nng w/3 larae diamonds Employer M/F
hr &1 deAnd F1rlpk$3. P25°taoN& 1275. 548·0916 secluded. quiet, woodsy. pone. hydto-•Ptl, gym. Jacuni. Call (7 14 ) .............. 4450 C ff•• Shop. fu 11 ~· In cent.er plus JO 1moll~~~~~~~~~ poo · u Ii o nr. high school. $400. Ju· Sorry, ts 847..a58aft6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 "'" · " 1~ pets 645-338tor 837!l517 DanaPoW 3126 lyl.494-4731 Sou~~estComer . 4DB.UXIOfC'S equipped, Newport chlps.Lostvlc.ofStucred CCOUNTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• -I ..... to $hm"9 4300 Beach loc. Ideal for Noodle reataurant or
Lcrcjlt M.w ~xury Beaut new Twnhse. 2br & Newport leach 3169 Edln/.:r/Newland ••••••••••••••••••••••• Conl. rm., seot 25• all owoer operator. 1$7,500. Ba>'• Ide Sa f • w • Y
Condotype,fplcs,bcam den. ocean view. $360. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~714:~:.~B. Female roommate lo .,_neled,sm whselnre· ReplyMallBoxl8.336E. market, NB. Call
cellg. pvl pati o'-, mo. (714 > 661-1811 or JJ OPEN9-5 DA1LY ahare CdM 2 BR apt. ir~~:~~Y:~~e:~e·J':~~ 17lhSt.,CM. '44·7825
balconies. lndry rm. Bltn 4119-2277 Walk to beach. 840-0892 H ki I ..___.. Found: Blond Ii while applic lncld rerrtg, 2 car Rooms 4000 ar ns n•HJmSno
auto gar opnr. Ad Its on 2 Br+den. Wet bar & bltn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714·581·9393 Opporhmlty 5015 ~lmalM Cockjir Spaniel.
ly, no pet11 2645 Santa Cr1g In den. 3 ba. walk to ROOMS t25 wk up with Meed A R00tnmeh? DESK l 17875 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c: agho a/Adams,
Ana. 2 Br 2 Ba , S.365: 3 Br bch-New 1500 sq fl $400. Bachet'Or 1tud10 on the kitchen. $37.50 wk up To Professionally Flnd Bea chsp~f~ d ~, n e u FOR SALE ~~:13Bc •
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2 Br. cpts. drps, hltns, .._._.. al Y ~ ~"00/monlh , lncludln& LAKE FOREST. Rm .. ~f·u.Ll\lu ~Tm Brt ( nl o pnme location 123 cash ••••••••••••••••••••••• k I k $235 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,., T'l"T'~ r. _ _._ ng own ur lure. ur · it!.o utilities. Call Don. hse. prlv1le1~a. club "YUC'4«~~~'11l receptionist will answer on cash return for Drinklngproblem? 831·90819to~ STEPS lo Pool 3 Br COUOFHIWPOIT mbrshlp. Rer s. $145 w ~~WQ your phone for $10 per SZS0.000 down payment. Call Alcohol Helpline ~ side new twnhouaes. ;~n~t'~ubl~n~.' J ~~ REALTORS 581·2484 832-4134Since1971 month Daily Pilot office. Call for appointment 24 hn a day 835-3830
frplc. enrl gar. 2br, 2ba, c 1 r. rttd t• c $3 so 675·5511 NO. LAGUNA Yne people Mature woman looking 64.2·4321 MAY Q CK PREGNANT?
yd S32S 842·180.1 536 1461 . 963-2532 PARIC MIW,ORT olfer full hse pnvaleaes & for apt to share. Pk roaoa""""'" Carl n 1 confadenta a I G~rden apt. 2 br, 2 ba. u.. H-le h 31,.0 ut1I forSISOmo 197 3823 Nwpt, or comparabltt a..i1tol St/CM ~BEACH couiuellna & referral. rW1"9fOft oc ~ Bachel o rs . l or 2 -6449639 "" C714)494•2Me Ab t d ti " den. paUo. Mature adull!t ••••••••••••••••••••••• BedroomJ &To..,nhouses N Cosl • Mei;a Room · For Lease Now A\'alla· ort on, 8 op on
only, no pell. -"AHO MEWi t'rom $249 so "!' horne pnv. Gari pref Christian grrl. 25, looking ble 3000 sq fl prl mt' HA WTHORHE ~~~~E s.7.2583
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631·3003 Open 12 5 Daily. 1 !\Ill!! lo wclal prognm 8 pools, a S-...r letttala $140. 6'0~95or 552-6042 Landscaping" architec Au um able loan, 6X ...........__ M-::r.
ore an. 642 9602 A at. teMia courts. At Fashion ••••••••••••••••••••••• h&re are well swted to re 1ross. SI ,850,000. Call ~ -Adult Eaide t br. Pool. 5J6.UIOll uland,Jamboree&San Jbr w/.ofa·bed added. Beach Area Home·Mate tailorofflcelocatlonCal 95H793Agt. ,_. .... ,._of l
Jacuul. encl. ea race " Joaquin Hllla Road. Block to bay & ocean. Wanted: Wt/Male Under M.r. Welch at 751·2324 lllYMhMnt Servin& all Orao1• Co.
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laundry: $240. 6« 0878 Beach area, 3 BR, 3 ba. 1714'644-1900 mo. weekly. 548·6173 20. Friendship++ John. Wanted 5020 aa.'>7313
frplc. d1hw1hr. patio. 5 ...... CLIM!b..ITm 536·2282• Newporl Bl frontage ••••••••••••••••••••••• R'" • '""'G ... ASSAOE N--Ii super abarp. Ron ~ to beach, 4 Br 2 Ba, """ 11:1"'11., • • ~, • "" n.. h b d Exec. 35 wanta M/F lo C.M. Prime store 1300 t P\&mlture Mf1 needa 3Td Bob James·
EUl1, 98().2358 ~~&.~~rpe, $000 yrly :;;::pta. R:!v::w~'· share furn 2 bm hse, 38001.f, At\. 875..-00 partner w/$30,000. &lea Uc. Muaeur
Deluxe poolside xtra lge BERTIIA HENRY COM, 1 blk lo beacb. 1real, need capital. Outcallai-9'94-5111
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NIU'lbll to 1700 per mo or AHT. N.8. 8"-MllO.
New townhouse. 2 br. l ~•
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Call Mar. "5·5618. 1921
Anaheim St Zbr, 2ba. bltna, dahwhr. Lovely 2br, 2ba Condo REALTORS 675-9199 or meH. at =:J~~J!i~ 847-5713 •MICHELLE'S*
Nr bch. Adults. no pels. w/cuat cpt.s, drpa & wall 215 Del Mor '92·4121 '73J.S33S Jerry Wynn (213)477·7701 ~to Lo.. 5025 ... ..,.. S... NX Young adults 2 bedroom,
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Rocht'sler 675 6527 or
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1225/mo. 536-8362 papers. All new kllch, 2 G•Cltlll ....................... Outcall Maua1e Want to work afternoons
patios +pool, walk to San Juan Capistrano. 2 for..... 4'lSO C VI"-10AM·2AM 73H482 " evenln .. In N.B. & • A.TTHIHACH Weatcli!f ihop'fl, oc Br. compl Cum. Condo CllNry ,....,.. ISt,2nd&:lrdT.D.'t CdMa-.. •?W-..A.f/Um ... •
1.2 Ii 3 bdrms, dshwhr, cupancy June 20th. 1425 w/pool.1400/mo.409·2756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Approx to0 IQ R. Xlnl LOANSAVAILABLE Splrt .... lleoder ,,._ wll " rrptc, &arage. No pets mo.~·4193&548·7378. ---Storage Garage '25. l!W b1111ineu l~atlon. Cpt'd. Crtdltnotlmportant. UllSSo.EICamlnoReal orpJtJme•aomewlmds ~ 15th St. 960·4140 or S27S lo $750 Wk Maple Ave, C.M. Mer ln drapea, furn optional CT:M883 Broker San Clemente. Fully lie. Xtra pay for uper'd
536-lllS •DB.UXI• WATERFRONT HOMES aptS.646-6505 SSOO/mo. 673 8261 Forappt.492-'lZN oper•tora. EOE. Call
STUNNING 2 Br 2 Ba Eastbluff 3 br, 2 ba. Call631 HOO -.a--a~ .. ~00 '70N N rt n1 ct NB MoMyW..ted 5030 ---:::~;:-:;;:;--i.:64CMJ8:::12:;. ____ _ aarden apt Pool. rC!C Sunset ~ach real me~ Lease. Incl. spac. master "'""""' -~~ . ewpo .. v • ••••••••••••••••••••••• MASSAGI
area 1285 710W lSthSt. 2br Tri ·plex. RooC suite, din rm " dbl J&2 bdrm•. Newport•••••••••••••• .. ••••••• RetaJlahop. tOprk'I· f\im Manufacturer has
CplOYerlS. Huae 2br, all 1arden. »blk to bcb. iarare. Auto door Beach. Gara1e. SUPI to 60-PllSQFT MM&n.xlnllOC' new ll"OUP, ndt ao.ooo FIGUUMOD S
uU1 pd d SS2S. (71') '99·2277, opener avail. Pool • bch. 5".al9; 615-7581 1117 WESTCLlf'F·NB Store/offlc./ahop, 4 rma. Pay back 20"'. or more In ISCOllTI lauodr~1'f.~·111~~'::: •1·Wl recreaUon atta Adulla NWIJlBds.at.lpltoocean. AGT.541·5032 :J00.2100'. 20'·4<Y aq. ft 5ynrs.ICH713. OUTCALLOM y ·
6$6-Tm uk for Sue or Duplex; Jmmacnadecor ;1y.Nopet.s.P'r'Om$XT 18R0t2BR.lurn.Start· llOIWestclffDr. AW,l• parkln1. xlnt Moll 'I" T,_. '31·1111 ea IU? an 5pm Henry. a bdnn epta, c:lrlJ9, blt.na, · lllS A 1 w tns &om auo. wt. up. = rtnanrtal Ctr C. · aocauce. 146-ZSC4: .,.._ ' 5035
Bd I cov patfo, lo•elJ prtv m IC» a)' ~ ---c-. 58-1313 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *11 .... m• *
2 rm, arae Family 1rDdt. pvt dbl• 1ar. N-• "'--• •rea, 1'.. ~ ~ •.10 0 ..,....,.ID l\A Rm. wtrpll', no pets. 9dl ~ S300 M -1'9 ._,,. -"' NWPT 8Qf Z8.r 28 l~ Call 6it4K nam 9'1dwhllll...... 410 -• 00""™ oun:?ALL Git ts2-481M for appt "'1'121110 l ,.._ . B.Bat bib ocean, lbr, lba dplll. ..,"•......._be .. f lea, k (714 "°> ea.••11 !_. ft' •••••••••••••••••••••• for i.t trust dC'<td loao oo IPM·2Pll m"*3 ... "~· Ytly IM. 714·-.aTl ._. ,._.., ... rp • w -....... .. • YIWl• Beach OWD•
2br. Vklnll)' of Del Mir fi MMS'75/Q13)17MM>. a,. (UJ) ?&US9 DB.Ull OFRCIS C-l~IW'l~cc:b·~:. IOW"OW'D condo. wm Pl¥
Npt Blvd. $210. Av1U Ju-SW. 2bl' pool Jar kidil BaJitOQl apt., 2 bdnni •• 1 BALBOA PENINSULA Qiinuol It l!ldt,U '?:cea, '*2130; f7f..17ot maxbnwo lftt.nlt rate.
lJ1.M2·51MMon·P'Tl. • • ' ' · batha. S700 1110· 11"11• blk to beacb •bay, ar. -to-14• n.. 1-..aAB• .... 51•.a.•'n ..... leue. Bolt slip avail. at --v -....,,.,....,"""Vl•~o 1"VRI" ~ Adult.I ovfr 3S, z Br •ns _Hocnc __ fl.ndt __ m __ ss_1_4'2-1 S4 ft. A&ent 67a·HOO •IP9 1• •tu per w • u•aq.ft.LqNlruel& .... o;M.,..., _, * ... , .. •057 * mo 311 w WlltOn St tl:M880•V91. MIHIOD Vl_ejo aru1. 1Dl700SQ. IT. • .... ' · · •LOOM• Weatclilf 2br, l ~ba Haud)I tq S.D. Frw7. A1r oood ofc, t1J.aSM
C11..21TT DflUH 2 bdrm·l bth townboaH. Adi Lt. no 1 Bdrm $1.7S por w.ck. call: 111·1400 ...;.;..;_;;;;,.;;.:11;.;;at=..:~~--•
Le• a Br a Ba, cloae to =ar. Jain &o .,.ach. Nu peq. 8350/mo. na Dcd· aoo pet mo. 10501'alb0a ~ .... 1-....a..-•• sc:hoo1a I& 1hopptn1. avl D\t ept. $11Q. Call ford Ln.f41.TS&'1 . Blvd, Balt.. l'JS.:187• WISTCU" AU.A -July1.S32$mo.1118·~ tu.M'l«lJ.O NEWPORTRfJACH ISq.f\.tol7SSq.l't. --------. 2 B r, a B a con d o , Nnport 0.aC'b on or nur 1 ...... aq n · • t , ®GOO.~ Outtt. apack>ua Zbr. 2ba, $171. I ll w/cu1to0\ drp1, cpta, the waw, OOtkt avail, 2 ..,.. • • .. wo P• ·
trpJc. 1ara1t. adult.I. Ftall crpu, drps, all palloi pool, walk to or I r, taOO lo MO wit. ~ $400 Ott mo • ._..W_... 4600 2222P•tlnC'.142-0TSI Wllfna, tom»)'" Watc ltr 6hoppln1 C71•t711 or lti·•Olt, _._ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Loe tOrl 81Hltl ~~ _<>wnr....,. ....... IA.ct,_ . .......,....., __
lmiUc. 2'r. NII UPt • pnL ~ Qqltt edul&a 0CSAN AIR 2 br, kids a OrllQ' lbr. lba, 1\epa to m..t. ldll It wtih a
Nr abo=. JIU. ,.UtLlll&. ('111~:.i beach, Sbor11 area. Dally.Pl.lo&OiialfiedM.
I .Locmlrl I (714)1158.811 teH'il.
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....... s...o,n
F\all • p/tlme ahlll.a. 22S
ForHt. An. L11una
Blach.
~Cl91 P\ASYleSMIDI
'17 fJoarw ..,. ....a. Call OfllATOI
IU.Ntl or applr ln To n-aln la all o11~~~~~~~~ ---------f ,.,._ to, Cnrral Reef """ ad~\'• • OMU.,I ~ lh 11•11... Yacel, IMS liar r Bl, prodiaeU..WWt.D. l.MO&LYM
•• .,.. CM. Seit l!b or hlrl '1 RIALBTAn Vac•tion r lttf. Nw'N:I
l:nalta b apealll101 • .JCMm. • ... 11re.ea•AiMs Al H • '"11· CounU"y pt l N t ~......,.. Club Coav lf.olp, S.A. 0t!:·~v~ o t•t/ao:. NHawa Hrrl•n wanted ODDoltWli\y now avaUa· ~l.
1u .., , erald Eit•mlner. ble for i.a 11rualvei --------~!te:!~.~k {vr1~:PA~ _W'l_·OOO __ lo_r_• __ 7«n ____ 1 n lnpenons to Join 11 RM Suwt tilW
nu, Didlf Piiot, p .o. proct'aalve office. u T. • Lm. lllfedicaOona1;.-.-.-.-.-.-~ • ..::..ri•._.ri•_•_•_,;-.;
Box J.500, Cotta ~eaa, ...UB. C:..., • C.ao~----J ll tri!atmenta 3-U. Meu
CA _..., p 11,...So "'--·t Verde Coov. U01p., 661 SAUSTl\AINEES · -~•" A1n ty -· ~ wy Cen~rst. CM~ LARCil MATL .. GIHIBIMG Ku Openlnp Por: LAGUNA BEACH
DRAFTSMA.H Houaekeeper, over 40, lttctptloMsh 497·2457 Room Attendanta SUPPUH OF
Eitper'd. Slreet plans. Uve·ln, no chRUdren. Own ~--.......0..-1-.. Top wases paid! HARDWARE & De.sip. Tent. MalJll. Ap· rm, TV. efa. N.B. _.......__ ThelnnatLaguna
CUSTOMDRAPERY ply In person w/wor _6'13o_~-------• lcOther Clerical RIALISTATI 2UN.CstHwy,Laauna TOOLS
ATTRACTI VE GIRL. INSTALLERS. Eitpr'd, samples. Robert, Bein, Haekpr/babyaitter. Nlce PoeiUonaln the SA.LISPIRSOH HOWHllUMG CllCULA TIOM
mce ~tl.,y for clrl CLlllk full Ume. 5'7-67528am lo William Frost & Auoc. lady, nice family. Room, Saddlt!back Vly area SALARY+COMM. Sailtnalcer has poaitions SAUS TIAIM!H
to modcJ pnvatA!ly 11 r~w The Dally Piiot h111 an 3, 638-7441 pm'a. HOl Quail St, NB. brd,aalary. 97lMI02S 2760 I ~Rd letter.....____ open. Some exper. de· NO EXP ER NECESS
boun a week. Strictly for openln• tor a deak clerk, s..Jte 49 ~ alrable. Call 5'8·3464. G
hm, very discreet It In Mondaythrouahl'riday, O~VERYManforL.A. ISCROWOFFtCEI ll~C ....... t 45iNo.CoutHwy. XLNTTRAlNIN
&ood \Ute. T~flc pay. lO :IOAM t o 7:30PM. Tim~. 31/a hrs. dally. CdM Office all benefit& lnapectioo IJ •1477 LaiwutBch 41M.oT'8 SAL~ 4 _!_.ROG:=RAM
MllR be attradlve. have SiluaUon C-Oftlllts malnJy Adlta. only, no collecting. + profit sharing, xln PlllCISION MICH'L ~ La"Wla Niguel DICUTIVI SA.US ~$2,I"' ... ~
nice rlcure. be stable & o f ta k In C P h Q n e _639-0 __ 1216 _______ • future w /3'> yr old com· IMSPICTOll l-~.:,-.;;;•i;;:.;.;~;;.-•11~~~~111!'~---I Large Eutern co. ia u.-n ""-0-"
sopbistlcall'd Prefer mess a gea and dis· Delivery & salea help pany. Call Bay Escrow, For lst article inspection Real !)tale Sales expandlna in th.is area & COM MISSIONS& over Zl. And wm con· pe~hlne. Requiresprofl· needed. Fuller Brush. _P_ar_k_W_ood_as_-_~_7_.s625 __ . __ , or small precision .. URSltlYMA.N SALISPUSOHS ofCersoutstandingoppor. BONUSES ed
alder run time employ. clency In typing and 10 531·6664 ESCROW machined & molded "'v-r'd., (/time. Mature Unl~e Homes bas 2 DESIRING Muat be well groom &
mAnl for ~u~11·r1--' itrt aa k"" addin°. Permanent ~ ( A t' •· in•bP • neat ap-arin". Career "' •·• ""' ""t 1 • 1 h pa r t s . W o r k I n g male over tt. 6 Days in· open ~s. Warm o rice • Prell 1gous ,.. ..... u.. .,..d • t Otrl l'°r1 11y & ReceP· post on wt regular DELIVERY MAH $3000 knowledge of Yl4.S true clud. Sat/Sun. Work decor, excellent 11alei; & ingposition. &raplda vancemen OP·
tlon1St . Descnbe yourself ~~l':"pt-t!~d s!~.1l~rn~~~: Early L.A. Times route. Cash bonus for qult11Cied J)OlllUoning prtiC"d. Profi-w/plants & trees. S3 Hr & listing aids training pro· •Freedom to plan & con· :!!~~•.lies. Xlnt co·
1n detail. Write t o 276 forintervlew. North CQeta Mesa, East e11crowofflcer/manager. cleat use of measuring up, Overtime . Ina grum available. Call trolownactlvilles. CallMr ........ _1 ClaulCled AD No.699, Hunt Sch. Must have de· Well known resale co. instruments req'd. Benefits. Advancement Jack le Hand lema n, -Opportunity to advance "'uum
Dally Pilot, P . 0 . Box Eqyal Opportunity penduble car. M6·4481 Good benefits. Pleasant STACOSWITCH INC potential. Laguna Hills M6-S9llO. as rapidly as qualified. Mon 6120or Tue_, 6/21
LS60, Costa Meu 92626 Emproytr WOtking conds. No tee lo 1139 Baker Costa Mesa Nursery, Inc, El Toro. ,._ ________ I •A greater than :substan· 751·9134 ---------1---:.......J.~.!..::...---I Delivery. Home delivery applicant. 5 .. 9 30 .. 1 ~ ,. llal income.
Auto mechanics, 2, prof. ot The Register in the af· &crow Personnel ,. • ,. •A llOUnd, secure future 1---------
full mechanics. Xlnt ClASSlflEO temoon. Good pay for a CleartngHouae EqualOpporEmployer RECEPTIONIST w/a multiplying & conU·
cond & 50/50 spill couple of hrs each day. 731-5301 nulnglarReincomc.
673-3320 ---ADVERTISING Approx $300·$400 mo. ---------• INSTANT PRINTER NURSE.S Immediato opening for •Training program.
Automotive Muat have dependable Free furn ore for lady at Exper'd only. ITEK & AIDES $40 reception.isl to work in MUST New Detail Shop needs The Dally Piiot is seek· car + backup. M0-3008. prime address In xchng AB Dick 360 Operator. busy real estate office. •Be exper'd In selling to,
help. ing .a person to augment for answer'g phone In af· Growth Potential. Sal Must be personable, able or negotiating w /small to
Top wages paid. Enaine OW' Clau1rled Advert1s· DEMONSTRATORS ternoon. 549·16038·12 open . Xlnt benefits. LYN'S ~O to handle pressure or ex· med sized businesses or ~· ing department for in· Work Frl·S•l in stores ---------1 L b associations al exec. ..,.,eamers,enf painters, side telephone sales. nearyou,demonatratang FRONTEND aguna Hills l oc . tremely Ullyteiephones levels ~rers & ~I ahers. up. Classified experience food, jewelry, & ap· ALJGNMENTMAN 586-31.SO. 11·7 Every lght and huve good typing. •Be of good character & t·~e~~e!~t. 'pt::1J'Po~e~!: necessary. Mui;t type pliances. We train. Call __ Ca_l_I J_e_rry....;;....,_64_S.._7_0_23 __ 1 lNSUllANCE All Weekend Shifts fd~~~~l · 644·3389 9am preferrabiy marned.
hvery. ~ply at 45wpm (electric). Ex· (714) 768·SS73 or (213) f)juer Brush; Hull, 2 p /t Work in BeautiCul N.B. in All Acute Hospitals •Aggressive, but NOT c e I I e n t c o m p a n y 240. 7000. l 1 1 1 f All Orange County high pressure, po•se·s· 2069 arbor 81, CM b fit s 1 pos tions avai caJI ng on P easunt o c surround· w k N 11 THE IRVINE " " ene s. a ar y com· ---------1 or ear ome 1·ngtrueaa1~abi·11·ty. 645-1030 ·th DENTAL RE CE P established customer lnga. We need an Un· m 1 ""' --------· mensurate WI ex· . rn ..;eek y Pay •Managemenl ex per Auto Parts Counter man ~nence. ll you are am· TIONIST Exper'd. for _53_1·_6664 _______ 1 r~Jer w/agcy exper. f"eeMal·Praclice lns. COMPANY helpful.
ti •· t t be · d ii l •-brid n mcu. to lr a business wanted w /sales ex per. & ous.,. wan o pa1 qua Y crown .,. ge GENERAL accounts. Salary open. No Does. SSO Newport Center Dr •Our product is unique,
w/managerial potential. for your efforts please ofc. Many benefits. N.B OFFtCI HELft Ca 11 Mrs . Baker , No Membership Newport Beach non competitive, & wide-
Xlnt pay. 714.848.1158 call for Interview· Call 644-9211. Good health/ace insur. ty accepted by private in· Personnel Dept. for produce market, 833-9MO. You &tfamlly·low cost An equal dus• .... •, aov'l aaencies &
6424321 t • .., Oentaljinist.f/t.Noexp, d t ' to I A/P "'~ d f u;1" " · •ex "'6 nee. N'on-i;mkr lnterv·g u 1 es , !1 c ' Janitorial .,,,.per' • N s necesl). opportunity employer associ11l10ns.
AYON
HEED EXTRA CA.SH7
Earrungs are good·hours
are flexible when you're
an AVON represen·
tali ve. Ca II 540· 7041 or
Or~Coast Dai Piiot
330 W. ay Street
Costa Mesa
Equal opportunity
employer
•Ze-ru.·t•h•7•-1•359_. _____ Cleanlng Women wanted
---------• $3.50+ per hr. NB/Irv
Babyaltter, 9 yr old girl. area. Car nee. 968·8846
Own trans. Irvine. Alte~· Cleaning Lady·Mature,
noons Approx. 1·5. Possi· refs. Once every other
payroll, & ~aned duties. JANITORS& Comeinoncetoregister ---------1 ·0ur co . curries the ~· ~~~':n~~~t:~ 30f ~: ~~~dH o~I~. Rf~~~~ FLOORMA.N We'll mall your check highest pcs:;ible rating
Weatmlni;ter L..Koull• ~ Sen For Personal MARKET, 838·2851. P /lime, exper'd. Irvine • 3Sl llospltal Rd tnlerview Cull
Dental assist. f1t Chr GEHERALOFFtCE area. 752·7292 betwn Stell9 NewportBcach *RECEPJIONISJ llLL HENDRIX
side Min. exp. Non-MARINERS SAVINGS J..6pm. 642-9955, 540°9954 Laguna Hills
smkr. lnterv Tues, June Has lmmed. require· JANITORIAL International elec•tron1cs (7141586-5000 21, 4 :30pm . 7907 mentfor · TuesJune2lst6pm·10pm W t I t Prefer student 16·18 yrs.·---------1 manuractunng corpora· e s m n s e r , PBX RECEPTIONIST ,. Wed 9am to 6pm only W In F1exible hrs. Weekendi.. OFFICE Uon has Immediate open· estm ster at main ofc in Newport 673·5070 ask for Vic. Ing for a receptionist. Or send resume to.
Dental Secretary/Book Beach. Gcnofc&litetyp. ---------• CALL NQWI POBox488 keeper. Mature-exper. & ing skills desirable. Xlnt Jeweler·Bench , exper'd • Duties will Include greet Patton, Calif. 92369
hJghly motivated. 4 Day benefits & working con· full or p/time. Elaine Ing visitors. operating al~~~~~~~~~I
week.5"6·3000 ds Apply at 1515 Schlup Fine Jewelry GENERA.LOFFICE Centrexconsoleaodlight ble full days later In wk. 968-9949 eves Summer. 552.3475 eves. ·
:--;---;-:-::-------::--:-:-11---------1 Dental of c mar & recept.
WcstcUffDr,NB.EOE. Salon, N .B. 673·4734 RECEPTIONISTS typing. 10:30-5:00.
Babysitter my C.M. Clerlcal lnC.M.Mustbe11kllledin GENERAL SICHTA.RIES •Modem work .,,, .•
SALES
SUPPLEMENT
YOUR INCOME
SS$SSSSS
PART TIME
Tl:Lf:rHOHI WORK
HOUSEWIVES
home. 2 child. Non·smkr, s.c ... tariH dealing withe public &
own trans. Varied hrs at handling money Salary OFFICE KEYPUNCH QPR Sl.50. Ref. 556-8382 With or Without Sh open Opport. for rapid Applicant must be able
Typith advancement. Send re· to type 45 + wpm, com· At least 1 yr exper.
PIX Opereton sume to Ad #933, Dally poee letters & handle de· w/IBM 129 req'd. Must
Receptfonilh Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, tails. Good co. benefits. be able to develop pro·
TYPISTS
2-4 Month Assignments
Also. Daily & Weekly
Vacation Pay
Referral Bonus
env1ronof~ht
•Excellent Advance·
ment opportunity
•Top starting salary
Please apply in person COLLEGE STUDENTS
SECRETARIES
I. Excellent oppartunity
for secrutary wil h
escrow experience. Good typlng and dlctaphone
skills.
2 Immediate opening for
secretary with good typ.
lng and d 1ctaphone
skills. J-'amilianty with
real estate marketing de·
sirable.
3 Oppo rtunity lor
secretary preferably
with in:;uruncc ex•
pNience. Must be or·
ganlted, detail·minded.
Typing 65, shorthand.
4. Need secretary, pre ferrubly with experience
ln real estate property
rnanal(ement Good lYQ·
1ng and dictaphone skil[s
reqwred.
Please call 644·3389, II
a. m. 12 noon
THE IRVINE
COMPANY
SSO Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
An Equal
Opportunity Employer Banking
MANAGERS
CHIEF TELLERS
TELLERS
FuHTimt
G"1 Office Costa Mesa. CA. 9'.!626 Apply National Systems gram cards & punch a
Co h S variety or applicatiol)!I. A.ccountlttcJ Clerks Dental Allsh1tants wanted. rp., 4361 Sire t. NB Other clerical functions. NO FEES Guaranteed Hourly -----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio
These are career posl·
hons with chance for ad·
\ anrement. Pleasant
working cond1lions Ex-
t·ellent benefits.
Varit.'<l llours
fo'or Appl. Call:
SydMy Jlnlvlslcm
121ll9l 7·24SO
USLIFE
SAVINGS
Equal Opportunity
Employer M IF
Bankln1
MCI PROOF OPR
TELLER
Bank exper. required
trvme National Bank
Contact Bob Creighton
833-3700. EOE.
Banking
TB.Ult
P /time position avail
Mon 8 hrs, Fri 8 hrs. Sat
mornings. Bank exper.
prel'd.
Apply In Person
Personnel Office
1().12" 1-3
Golderutate Bank U)2)()S. Paramount
Downey, Ca 902"1
Equal Oppor Employer
Banldha
COMM'L TEI.LU
Out Newport Beacb ofc
ha.1 an lmmed. openjna
for " Teller w/m ln ot
TM's Commercial Bank
Teller ex per
We offer attr adh'c
Alary, good benenu,
fleuanl envlronm nt. ntere1ted pertoda should contact
M.,yJ.llatr
Opuatlon1 Ofllcer: MAMUFACTUaas .....
1201 Dov St, NwPt Belt Pb: t•417DIOllOO £q I Opp Empl)'f m /f
Long or short term l Chalrside assist & l re· <Nr OC Airport 1 EOE. Typing helpCul.
assignments c e p t f a m i I i a r · GEM ..... L OFFICE Call r°' tll>J>Ointment
To $$$$$$$$$ W/insurance foi:ma. Top ""'"" Industrial Relations P salary & berlefits. Involves phone conta1..'l, 17141494-9401 645·2652 work'g w/customera, de· . tail work & typing. Paid TB.ONIC/ALTAIR
MANP'OWER INC
448 W 19th St
COSTA.MESA
645-2043 6~
I I MPOJl/\flV Hf IP
Da.TAL/A.uf1t vacation, sick pay, group LAGUNA HACH
Ortho. chairsid11 Wiii msurunce. Apply 8am· Equal Oppor Employer I~~~~~~~~~
train. Non.smoker. llunl 2pm Mon·Fri, Bnrden'al~~~~~~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~;;j Sch. 847·3519 Pest Control, 696 Ran. I·
540.4455 dolph, CM. Legal secretary & ad· OFi''ICE
DEHTAL/Recept G-ENERAL OFFICE, minlstrativ~ assist. for IMMEDIATE Equal Oppor Employer Ortho. Exp pref. Non· stenographer or clerk ~~'°:~~1~:.a~t~r~~~·i~~
smoker. 4 days. Tue11 lypist, var1ou:1 ocrtce olrices & good benefits. OPENINGS lhru Friday. Hunt Bch duties involving bkpnl( & Top skills required. CLERK 847-3519 math & public contact Please send resume lo For People With
Newport Beach Life DEHTALASSISTAMT Pleasant f)llrsonullly, & Ad 11908, Daily Pilot. S.Cretarial,Clerical
lnsurant'e Co needs Part·tlme chalrslde, for aood appearance necess. P .O. Box 1560, Costa SwMchbo•d &
sharp girl to train asral· prog~!lllve office m San· Contact Min Adams, Mesa, CA. 92626 IC~punch Sldll• inl( & coding clerk. Some ta Ana·Costa Mesn Area. New York Life Ins Co. __ .:.._______ Choose the days, weeks
typing helpful. Salary Some exper nee. 97g..3970 JOO S. Harbor, Ste 700 l•--------•I & locution in which you ssso. Good company --------Anaheim. 63.WOOO. Jof /F, Macht.nl•St w"rk
o.ntd cfJolnld. -------benefits. 833·8450 EOE ." . ~
CLERK Pharmacy. Experienced in ex · G E N E R A L Ex!!n·mental
Perm. Pl. time pos. panded duties. Irvine MA f NTENANCE & avail. 1n special ty area,c111l,9'4.M2·8339 GARDENING 30 hrs For P totype & 11mnll
d tor f k 6 d "·"' n•7i k quantity runs. Must ~ nais e or a persona· w. ays . .,_,.~ as bl t k r ti~~~~ ble individual who has o for Shirley Jensen a e o w or r om
real concern for people loS775 ----'-------• sketcbe1, verbal instruc· • .......,..,...,"""·-·•-£ So P'" S'ISO GIRL FRIDAY lions or btuepnnla. Mold '"''""--·r ""y~ me .. armacy exp. to S'l.SO k I k I d 1"3-7755 preferred. Must be •ble Typina, bookkeeping. ma ng now e ge ;a
to work on 11 flexible toS12K general office mana1e· helpful. 3-S Yra exper. Coldwell Banker Bldg
sct\edule up to 8PM. Pis. $900 ment eicper, salary com· D~s only. 4040 MacArthur Blvd
apply In ~reon. Guild mensurate w/eicper, im· STA.COSWITCH IMC Ste308 Newport Bch
Orup, 1610 San Miguel, 1139 Baker Costa Mesa NB. S49-30U
F,qual Opl)Or Employer 1--------1111 Oii Field Supplier COCKTAIL
WAmtlSS
Leam In 40 hn the moil
exctt1n1. gla mourous, hlahlY paid proleu. Day
or eve seHIOfll, Pince·
rncnl aasiJt. Good Job op
por.
DllTA..RY SUPUV.
& Kltcbe~ Help
DIR. Of MURSIS
LVM"S&A.IDH
Drapery Wotlt R.obm
Ptuttn, lablen. hens· mtn. needed, ll!xper or
will trai n . Bo•ch Drapery, 168D3 MUUken Av•, Irvine.~ _.;..... __ ..... _.=...;._..;.,_1
DRIVIR /f ow Truck
ticpr'd, mutt Uw tn CM .
L .. Dlv.Of
C...OHAeld ~ppP ...
Now H1ri11J1, Local Ofc Nu travel, lrvlne llrea
Earn From
U00..$400 ptr wk
Mun be well 11roomc<1 &
neat appearln« Comm.
bonwies &t lM!neCilll. Ex·
per not. nee, will train.
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DATA.
CORPORA. TIOH
340 Fischer An
Coda Mata
(7141549-6127
Equal Opportunity
Employer
Wage Plus Bonus. 5:30
pm to 8:30 pm . Cail
646·4223 or come to 250 E .
17th St., Costa Mesa.
SALES Bright. am
bilious. pcri>on to assist
sales mJ(r in marketing
prol!ram. d<'aler rcl:i
lions, advcrttsin~. order
processing ck For nJ(ht
person this cnn lt>ud to
outside sales & eventuul·
ly sales mgr. Position
Recept1Sccty for R.E. de· Outstanding opPor in ;1
veloper. Self-starter. growing industra :i I
good typist. pleasant plastic products co n:4'J
phone manner. LL bk· W.17thSt.C)1646-44111!
kpg. helprul o .c. - -
Airport toe. Send resume Sales
to P 0 . Box Cl9525, COSMETICIAN
Irvine, 92713 NEWPORT U Jo: 1\l· 11
SECRET ARIAL
POOL
Excellent opportunities
for individu;ils who wish
lo work when needed
Typing 6!l wpm, die·
taphone Hours ar<' 11·5.
Plt·J~C tall 614 33fl!l, 9
11 m ·!:!noon.
THE IRVINE
COMPANY
;>50 NewPorl Centrr Dr
Newport Beat•h
An equal
opportunity employer
RECEPTIONIST
Smell law ore. airport
area, N.B. ResponKible
lndlv. to perform varied duties. Lile, hut accurate
typing. Call 833·9983.
DRUG STORE nr1..'<ls lull time experienced t·os 1---------
metlcian Pre .. 111tl· trc;.il SecretariH, LetGI
ment & fragrnnce hnc:.-GettOfcjlookkHper
Some weekends 1'1•rma Employers Pay All F'ces
nent position Call LlzRelndersAicncy
675·0150 for appl ~1r ~Birch St, Ste lW
RECEPTl~NIST Elwood. Newport 8e1&ch 833-8190
Call for appt /estab '65
Must type, Will train on SALE.S GIRL, Phnrmury.
Savl.n Wor dmaster. p1time,experonly ---------Starting slllnry $550/mo. S.52·8414
Please call 644 4242
RECEPT trYPIST
AD AGENCY
O.C. AfRPORT ARE/\.
Immediate opening for
someone who likes a
variety ol aulanments,
Is an accurate lyplllt &
likes to meet people. Xlnt Co. benefits. Cnll Mrs.
11lomas. 752· 7070.
Salesperson
REAL ESTATE
CAREER
Security, lndcpendonrc.
top Income• One vot·an·
cy for llceru;ee. school for
unlicensed. &>c George
D•\'111, Re d Cnrpet
Realtors San Juan
Capi5lrano. 831·99!>5
Recept & Asslilt tor op I~~~~~~~-~ tometriat, port time, exp -pref'd must type be in· Sales p/Ume. fobrir rx telllae~l & well groomed. per. necess. Call Mary. 830-~ll _e46--4040_~-~-
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Secretary
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
Corporah Vic•·
Pretw..t CMd COINef
of di~ For-.
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corporetlon. aow
located in toattltast
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OWlenflni position for a ettret.ar)' who enjo)'I
workln& with people
DuUes wlll tnclude the
followtn&
•Accurate typln&
•Ability lo maintain mes and recordl
•Shorthand /1peedwrlt1n&
detlrable
If you arc becking a po11
uon In a modern pro
ure111ve cor poration
which orrcrs excellent
compeny be nefits con
tact·
MSI DATA
COIPORATIOH
340 FUicher Ave
Costa Mesa. Ca 92627
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'ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1m T
op Cou1·t Upholds Serrano R111ing
ayate: • TIM an
•P••al fro a Callfornl•
apreme Coart decl••oa lut
Dec wblch stnck down the
stale acbool tin~ ayalem u
a violatloo cl the atate constitu-
* * * Teacher
Talks
Contrast
By llA YMOND ESTRADA Jll.
Huntington Beach Union High
School District oHiclala and
teacher spokesmen reported to-
day they are near agreement on
a 1977-78 contract which Includes
at leut a four percent pay boost.
But teacher ne10Uators and of-
ficials ln the Ocean View and
Fountain Valley elementary
school districu Indicated little or
no progreas In contract talks
smce last week.
High school district officials
and teacher representatives are
putt1n1 the finlsbln1 touches on a
one-year pact which includes a
two-sided pay hike clause.
• The contract would give the
'district's 830 teachers a four per-
' cent across-the-board raise or an
even higher pay boost depending
upon state school finance legisla-
tion, according to Assistant
Superintendent Glen Dysinger.
Dysinger said teachers will re·
ceive 58 percent of the state funds
(those which can be uaed for
salaries) if the total dollar
amount is greater than the four
percent pay hike.
The district's share o( t te
funds will nol be deter lift.
hi late summer, Dyslnl{eraald
Teacher spokesman C.B.
Wright said the District
Educators Association's 700-plus
members will be mailed a
synopsis of the tentatively
okayed contract for their
ratification.
, Wright and Dysinger said they
hoped trustees could consider the ! contract's appl'oval at their July f 19 school board meet1n1.
Meanwhile , Ocean View I c elementary) School District t Superintendent Dale COo1an and t teacher spokesman Margaret
1 Heise Indicated no profress In 1 contract talu since teachers re-
jected the district's "final offer"
I last week.
Mrs. Heise said 93 percent of
the Ocean View Teacher Associa-
tion membership rejected the
district's two-year contract offer
which includes seven percent
pay boost the first year and a five
percent h.ike the second
But both aides appear to be
<See TALKS, Pa1e AZ>
Four Hold Up
liquor Store
Four men whose descriptions/
were given to Oran1e County
Sbertlf'• officers by wltnesael
robbed a Sunlet Beach Uquor
store Sunday arter uslni an
automobile Jack to amub the
front window.
Deputies said the Intruders
took liquor and irocerlea from a
liquor store at 1•s1 Paclfic Coast
Hisbway operated by Warren
Richard Benno, 5S, and then
drove off at blah speed In a late
model white car.
Deputies aald th• value cl the
lou bu not yet be«n determined.
. HEU Jf'ANrED,
corWllflAD
•'Ky hu•baad la ••r1
metJeulom about the So
whm I beck to won -I
needed lielp ~ ••"1·" Tbat'• lbo 1tor~ beblftd a
NewPOrt Bath woman•• owa ild-
verll1lo1 IUOCHI wb•D •b•·
placed thll cla11Jnfd td:
tJoa.
T 11to'1 1ywtcm. lo use for
JOO ye .... wu found b)' tbt ltato courta to rd1 ~ h vUr an tM weallb ol l.Ddivldual acbool •
bicl.I and the local property t.u·
e1 they can ieoena. to aupport
educ.UC..
would 1bare lb• •eallb arnoai
all 1,* 1ebool districts in the
atato.
The st.ale court nallnJI, ln ef •
fee\, 1ave the California
Le1t.alatu.re until UMIO to draw up
a acboot fanancinl plan Which
Tbe rullnp han a 1ta11erin& Impact on CelifornJa educ1Uon,
aftectlq the dlttrlbuUon ol $7
billion anoually ln public aupport
for 1cbool1 and 4.~ mlllion
children.
In appealinS lo lbe Supreme
Court, Loi An1eles County 1ov-
ernment and school officials said
Al'WI ........
LONE RANGER, SILVER, TONTO IN 1151
Role 'Made Me • Better PerMn,' Save Moore
·WRo, SUver
Lo~ Ranger: No Regreta
DECATUR, Ga. CAP> ll's been 20 years since
Clayton Moore hung up his mask, but TV's former
Lone Ranger says he doesn't regret playing the role
that typecast him into semi-retirement.
''1,,JVST NEVER wanted to do anything else after
, I started the Lone Ranger,'• Moore said during a
weekend appearance at a Decatur horse show. "I fell
in love with the character and I think playing the
character made me a better person.''
Moore, now 62, starred ln two films and more
than aJO TV shows as the masked good guy.
JAY SILVERniELS, who played the faithful In·
dian scout "Tonto," lives in Calabasas, Calif., only
two miles from Moore's home. Silverheels now runs
an acting school for Indians.
As for Silver, the Lone Ranger's white stallion, he
is now 28 and hving "high on the hog," Moore re-
ported.
Amin Said Missing
After Killing Try
the atale court rullnt• could not
stand because the oriJlnal twt
chaJle:nsina the 1)'1tem '•validity
never made the 1overnor or
le1lalature parties to the cue.
"Mllllon1 ot children and
future 1eneraUoo.s of millioas of
children have been denied pro-
cedural due process law," the ap-
peal aaid.
The Calllorn.ia Supreme Court
rulinJC, which affirmed the de-
ci•loo cl a state trial court, ..,...
Ually leaves it up to the It.ate
le1ialature t.o come up with a
remedy.
The case be1an in ltsl when
the pa.rents ol rr Loa An1eles
County school children sued
county officials and several
school districts.
After various preliminary
court rulings stretched out over a
six-year period. Los AD&eles
SUpenar Court 1 'Bernard
J elf encn ru1 In ltT' that· the
stat•'• scbool-ftnanctq a)'Stal •
WU not valid bff e It Tlolated
the equal protectlm provllkm ol
tbe state constitution.
UnderCallfomia'• "foundation
program" cl acbool f\IDdins, one
maj« component ls local llllPPl•
menl.I ralaed by mlbl local pro-
perty taxes.
(See SCBOOLS. Pate A!)
Finally Opened
Hot Oil FloWing
Frolll Alaska Pip~
PRUDHOE BAY, Alaska (AP)
-Hot oil from beneath the
permanently frozen soil oC
Alaska's Arctic North Slope be·
gan flowing tbrou1h the $7. 7
btltion trans-Alaska plpellne to-
day.
The startup marked the
culmination of nine years of plan-
ning and bulldlne in the lareest
and most expensive proJect un-
dertaken by private Industry.
It means 1.2 mlllJon barrels or
oil daily soon will be on Its way to
market.
"We've done a damn good
job." declared William Darch,
president of Alyeska Pipeline
Service Company. "Our destiny
is in our bands. The problems are
now ours to solve, which Is a very
good position to be in after the
last couple years."
I ~Trans-Alaska Pipeline .......... ·
4 Feet Wide. 799 Miles Lon&
.. -.. -= ~
It cost $7, 7 billion to build the
800-mlle tube from Prudhoe Bay
here on ~ Arctic Ocean, 250
miles north of the Arctic Circle,
to the port of Valdes on Prince
William Sound. Development of
the well• at this end or the pipe
cost an additional $4 billion.
&.a •
No speeches, ceremonies or
special events heralded the
startup. Oilmen said the first
opening of the valves -directed
bv a computer in Valdez -would
be about u excltln& as lurnlne on
a garden hose.
"We deliberately wanted to be
low key about this," said a
spokesman for Alyeska, the con-
sortium of eight oil companies
formed to build the line. "We'll
have some sort ot celebration
later."
The U.S. Interior Department
gave final clearance to move the
oil about 26 hours before the of·
ficial start.up Ume. By then, oil
had already beeun to flow from
wells in the 25-by·lO·mile North
Slope field Into feeder lines and
stora1e tanks adjacent to Pump
Station No. 1.
A week ago, the first 85 miles
of the 48-mch pipellne was filled
with noncombustible nitrogen
gas to eliminate the possibility or
an explosion when the oll izoes In.
The oil begins its journey slow·
ly -$l about 1.1 miles per hour
when it flows at the lnitlal rate of
300,000 barrels per day. Darcb
says the line will quickly reach a
daily production level of 1 2
million barrels.
The first oJl into the line will be
heated to about 140 decrees. Iu
temperatu{e wtll drop as the line
dips into the permafrost layer
which blanketa the state north of
the Brooks Ranae. By the time
the oil arrives at Valdea, lte lead·
Ing edge will be chilled to about.
35 dell'MI and u 1Ucky u tar
because of tM c00Un1 effect. of
the pipe.
<See OIL, Pa1e1At>
Gr.ass Fire
Under Probe
In Huntin~on
••
Al'..,.,.....,.,,
OIL BEGINS FLOWING THROUGH ALASKA PIPELINE r
After Nin• Yeara, f1.7 Biiiion Protect Woridng
2 Die in Separate
Huntington Crashes
Two men died early today u a
result of injuries suffered in
separate traffic collisions In Hun-
tington Beach, Police reported.
Robert John Sanchez, 23, ol
Paramount, was killed at 12:2:9
a.m . today wben he apparently
loat control ot the car he wu
drlvln1 on Pacific Coast
Hl1hway near Warner Avenue
and smashed into a parked vehi-
cle.
LeH than one hour later,
Cbarlea Contreras, 21, ol 5153
Heil Ave.. Huntinston Beacb,
WU llf'ODOQftC..S dead at Hunt·
intton Intettommunity lf.ol'P(tal
foflowlq lnJuriet be auffered In a Friday evening collllloa. Pollet 1ald Contreru wu
knocked oil his motoreyde at
1:20 p.m. Fridl1 near the ift.
tenection ol Mwards Slreot and Heil A •
WltD"I• at the IC
police that Contreru wu a&ruclc
by a car that failed to atop at a
red llfbt. Traffic inveati=
aatd a citation bu been
a1atmt a male juvenile wbo was
drivln1 the car wbleh struck Cop·
treru. .. . Police . added that addltiodl
char1ea may be levied ~
the 17-year.old drlver f~
the announcement of t e
motorcycl&rlder'• death.
' 1
• Lat. ii1 t.brouah mid· , m9rotnc low cloudines1 ,,
'otberwlae ta.Ir Uu·oQlh
TueldQ. I-. tGftl&,bt lo. I
upper !IOI. Hllhi ,Uesday
'10 at beacba to up. r
tpef 10t lilllDd.
.
bcn •lao wUJ uel lh« farsl readin& on
w a tar ret. io I.he cll)'.
&lenCar . ....
~lams Into
(Police Auto
A Garden Grove police car was
··demolished and a police officer
hospitalized Sunday ni1ht when a
teen-age JOY rider crashed a
·iaolen car into the police unit
According to a police report,
:,,officer Ronald Singleton was
monitoring the progress or a
i1bleh·speed chase when the nee-
\IJl'\i teenager awune his car
.,uound a comer, lost control and
·slammed into the police wlit
The 8 :45 p.m collision oc· ~ c:urred at Knott Avenue and
"Lampson Street and ended a ~three-mile chase that began in
neighboring Cypress.
·ft waa in Cypress that police
r ffnt spotted the stolen sporta car
being driven by a 16-year-old
·Juvenile.
The youngster was not hurt in
•.lhe Garden Grove crash that re-
·•~lted in the police officer's
·hospltalizataon wath &nJurie~
.dacribed as serious.
I '
. Two Mexican . ..
1Doctors Ask
~.
~(Laetrile OK
.... 1111.
'• <fOKLAHOMA CITY (AP>
ho Mexican doctors are Mking
a federal judge to grant them the
. same power be h11s f>veo U.S.
doctors to authorlit! imporf,ation
,tJ1 Laetrile, the alleged anti-
cancer remedy banned by the
f.teral government
U.S. District Judge Luther
Bohanon had ruled in a class-
aation suit that terminally Ill
,::ancer pallents could Import
Jaetrile by applying to the court
1W' pemussion and getting their
physicians lo sign affidavits on
.tMfir behalf.
·lfhe request was filed on behalf
of1 Drs. Marlo Soto and Raul M~ales Aceves, both of Tijuana.
.
Youth Killed
By Car on
SD Freeway
'f. A visiting youth was killed on
the San Diego Freeway Sunday
ptfht when he reportedly stepped
Irom a center divider lnlo the
p.th ol an oncoming car. accord-
inf to a California Highway
Patrol report
'7\ CHP spokesman identified ttie victim as David Morris, 20, or
&2 Seaclilf Drive, Aptoe, Calif.
,,.._,."fleAJ
TALKS •••
"very close" on a salary agree.
ment, she added. Teachers are
aslune for a six percent pay boott
in a one-year pact with an addi-
ttonal $359 m frinee benefits per
teacher.
State-appointed mediator
David Hart has lek the district.
No furt.ber negotiation sessions
hove been scheduled between
Ocean View School District of.
ficials and teacher negotiators
Teachers claim contract pro-
. vislona on class size, grievance
procedures and other working
conditions are the main disputes
in negotiations.
But district officials say salary
appears to be the major un-
resolved issue in the stalled
talks.
Fountain Valley School Dls-
tri ct officials and teacher
negotiators were scheduled to
meet again today w1th state·
appointed mediator Doue
Thor;npson.
Teachers are asking for a rune
percent across-the-board pay
raise while the district has of-
fered a three percent salary
boost.
Teachers Association Presi·
dent Yale Wishnick said today
his group will wait until Sep-
tember lo ratify any tentative
agreement reached during the
summer with the district.
Fountain Valley School Dis·
trict officials were not available
for comment today.
* * * Fro.Pape AI
SCHOOLS ••
Most states have s1m1lar pro-
grams.
The California Supreme Court
ruled that "so long as the as.
sessed valuation within a dis·
trict's boundaries 1s a major de-
terminant or how much 1t can
spend for its schools, only a dis·
trict with a large tax base will be
truly able to decide how much al
really cares about education.
Fro.P~AJ
AMIN •••
knew nothing of any disap
pearance but said there had been
no official word on Aman's ac
t1vities since Saturday when he
was presented with a giant rish
caught m Lake Victoria.
Radio Uganda reported that
Aman might attend a "refugee
day" celebration '\n western Uganda today
A spokesman at the pres1dent'5
office in Kampala said be dld not
believe anything had happened
to Amin or that he was missing
He would ool say where the pre
s1dent was, but Amm js secretive
about his moves, presumably for
security reasons.
or ccmlltltudcmJ u to~ tor UM
t ODI of poor WO-JD•• If tl\9 v•' Uvu are aot en• U.. U~. Supn e todaJ'.
In a Mrtea o.f W votet. the
court al.lo decided that publlc
botpll&ll have no lelaJ obllptlon
to paJ for .-oluniaty aborUCm ol
poor women.
Tbe court aald •tat.el could t>&1
for abort.lam lf they want to, but
not many states are expected to
decide to foot such bUll. The de-
cttloo '• practical affect, therefore, it that moat poor
women will have to Met abor·
taona at free clinics staffed by
doct.on not oppoMd to abortion .
Whlle not dllcusalni federal
funding, the court's deciaioo also
appeared to clear the way for
Contreu to pau a bill wblcb .
would cut off federal monies for
elective abortions. Tbe court's
declslon did not 10 as far as en-
dorsing the kind of letialatlon
Coa1ress l• considering a law
that would cut off federai money
for all abortlont -even lboee in
which the life of the mother is en-
damrered.
BICYCLISTS GLENDA; aNDY, RICHARD AND JAMES ZWASCHKA (FROM LEFT) ·
_HUnttngton Beech F•mllJ Leave• on FrH Wheeling Summer Y•c•tlon
Last year, Congress passed a
bill, the so-called Hyde amend·
ment, that ended federal funding
for au abortlont except thole in
which the life of the mother
would be endangered by
childbirth. A federal judge in
New York, however, immediate-
ly declared that leeiJllatioo un·
constitutional. .
The Supreme Court's decwons
said states -and presumably
Conereu -may encouraee
women to carry their pregnan-
cies tothe child-bearin~ sta~e.
The court's decisions did not
retreat, however, from tbe
j usticea' 1973 ruling that all
women may legally choose to end
their pregnancy in its first three
months, free of governmental in· terference.
The question of weUare pay .
ments for abortions arose in
cases from Connecticut and Pen-
nsylvania. The high court said
the Constitution's assurance of
equal protection under the law
and provisions of tbe Social
Security Act do not mean that
slates have to pay for elective
abortiQna -even though the
states provide flnancial ald for
poor women who decide to have children .
The court. in striking down the
decisions of two lower courts,
ruled that Pennsylvania officials
did not VJolate the Social Security
Act by refusing to pay for elec-
tive abortions.
More States
OK Laetrile
By The Auocla&ed Press
Delaware and Oklahoma
became the eighth and
ninth states to legalize
Laetrile as their governors
signed b1Us today making
the controversial sub.
stance available.
In Oklahoma City, Gov.
David Boren signed into
law a bill that as of Oct. 1
will allow doctors and
hospitals to administer
Laetrile to cancer patients
who request at.
Delaware Gov. Pierre $.
duPont llJned a measure
that pemuu Laetrile to be
manufactured and sold in
the state, but warned that
the substance · 'i• not a
ma1lc cure" for cancer.
E',....P.,,e.41
OIL •••
"It'll gradually get warmer"
as the following oil beat.a the
pipe Robertson said. "It's like
turnine the hot water on at your
house. Jt start.a out cold and then
gets warmer untll IL's so hot you ·
can't stand it."
When the oil reaches Valdez, it
will be pumped into tankers.
After that, its destination ls not
as certain. West Cout refineries
are not set up to handle the hieh·
sulfur oiJ from Prudhoe Bay.
Propo1ala for making use or It
have ranted from sending It to
the East Cout by way of the
Panama Canal or a pipeline, to
trade-off arrangements with other nation.s.
Court Limiu
Welfare Aid
WASlllNGTON (AP) -The
U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4
today that slates may deny
welfare benefits to children of
fathers who are fired for miscon-
duct, go on strike or quit work.
The deds1on upholds Maryland
state regulations under the Aid to
Families with Dependent
Children -Unemployed Fathers
program and Department or
Health, Education and Welfare
regulations, wh1oh leave the
eligibility question up to the
state.
The 1973 HEW regulation gave
each state the option of excluding
from the concept of unemployed
a father who ls on strike or who 1s
disqualified for unemployment
compensation under that state's
law.
Wife-saver
lhtpitalized
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
·San Rafael man was in satisfac-
tory condition in an army
hospital today, alter a helicopter
hoisted him from a boat when he
stopped breathing following the
rescue of his drowning wife, the
Coast Guard said.
Hospital oHicials said Jay
Thornton, 47, was 1n intensive
care at Letterman Army Medtcal
Center here. They said Mrs.
Thornton did not require
hos pllallzaUoo.
A Guard spokesman said
Thornton jumped from his 26-foot.
cruiser "Lady J" when hls wife,
who can't awtm, fell overboard.
After the rescue, Thornton sud-
denly stopped breathing.
Pedal ~ower
Family Be~ns Long Trek
By ROBERT BARKER
01 CM o.lly ll'llot Steff
Four members of the
Zwucbka family left Huntington
Beach early today on their sum-
mer vacation, a 1,800-mlle tnp to
Jeffenoo, S.Dak.
They don't plan to use a drop of
fuel on the way.
Richard and Glenda Zwaschka
and their children, James, 17,
and Cindy, 13, say they are de-termined to make the entire trip
by bicycle -even though the
route includes scorching deserts
and towerine mountains.
Zwuchka. an engineer with
Pacific Telephone Company in
Orance, says be has been want·
ing to make the journey to visit
relatives for about three years.
Zwuhka said he expects the
trlp to take about 30 days.
When they reach Jefferson,
about 17 miles south or Sioux Ca-
ty, Iowa, they will spend a week
with relatives and then return to
Huntln.gton Beach by bus .
Zwasbka said he expects to
make about 68 miles a day, but the
mileage will be a great deal less
than that through the Mojave
D~ertandtheRocky Mountains.
"We'll get up arourtd 5 a .m. an
the deaert and ride untJl it gets
too hot," he said. "We should be
able to eo until 11: 30 a. m. or so.
Victim's Dad
Slain at Rites
ALEXANDER CITY, Ala.
<AP) -Mourners at the funeral
or a 18-year-old girl watched in
horror as the girl's stepfather
was shot t.o death in the chapel. ,
Aasistant Alexander City
Police Chief Lyn Royatl said t.he
Rev. Willie Maxwell, 52, of Nix-
burg, shot three times in the back
of the bead Saturday with a .25·
caliber pistol, fell backward into
a red velvet pew as 600 mourners
prepared to leave the services ror
Shirley Ellington.
Police charged Robert Lewis
Burna, 36, with the homicide. He
was identified as a brother of
Mrs. Maxwell's former husband.
Police said there bad been a
number of mysterious deaths m the family.
Fires Ritual?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Arson
inveslieators have said they
believe a series of East Los
Angeles fares may be part ot a
gang initiation rite.
''We'll only be able lo make
about 30 miles a day m the
Rockies, but after that it's all
downhHl. At least, it wlll be nice
and Oat "
They plan to spend tonight in
San Bernardino and wall cross
Cajon Pass into V1clorvtlle Tues-
day night. They hope to reach
Las Vegas Saturday night where
they wtll rest24 hours.
Between towns they will stay
at rest areas or campg.counds.
They will carry a lour-~
tent, sleepmg baes and "full
camping prov1s1ons.
"We'll take off all the packs at
night, take thern into the tent
with us, lock and cover the bikes
and get plenty of rest,"
Zwaschka saad.
Each everung, they will stop at
a roadside market and pick up
rood for dtnner and for the next
day's breakfast and lunch.
"We will limit ourselves to
light foods with plenty or fruit,"
Zwaschka said.
Each will carry their own
water and, presumably, a good
supply of salt tablets.
Plains Minister
Bids Goodbye
l"L,l'U~l.3, Ga. CAP) -The Rev.
Bru~e ltdwards bade farewell to
hi• •upporters, and the black .
man ~Bose request for mem-
berabl.'-divided Edwards'.
former Church was accepted by a
new coniregalion here.
Edwards resigned in February
from tb4t Plains BaptJst Church.
or which Presadept Carter is a
member, after a dispute over ac·
ceplin~ black members.
Edwards' supporters recenUy
s plat from Plains Baptist and
formed the Bottsford Baptist
Mission. Edwards, however.
leaves Plains next month to
become pastor of the Makakilo
Baptis t Church in Hawaii.
Meanwhile, the Rev. Clennon
King, the black m1mster whose
request for membership split the
Plains curch. was accepted as a
member oC the Bottsford Mis-sion.
<:ops Injured
EUREKA (AP> -A woman
was wounded by police gunfire
arter she allegedly barncaded
herself tn a downtown eun shop
and refused to come out,
authorities &aJd. She was booked
for investieation of burglary and
assault with a deadly weapon.
The CHP said witnesses told in·
ve1tl1aUn1 officer• that ··Morris
waa standing on a center divider
of the San Diego Freeway about
1,000 feet north of the Garden
Grove Freeway when be stepped into~ car's path.
The victim was dead at the
scene of the 8:40 p.m . freeway
accident, CH P omcers said.
Turner Yacht 2-time Cup Trials Winner
O..ANOI COMT "'" DAILY PILOT
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -Ted
Turner sauntered away from the
U-meter yacht Cour•1eoua and
calmly crowed about beating th• Enterprise twice in prelhnlnary
trlala for America'• Cup delente
candidaues. <Photo, Pa1eC3>.
It's unusual fol' the often out·
spoken owner of the Atlanta
Braves to crow qweUy. lt't also
unusual for an npe.rlenced tldp.
per llke Lowell Nottb to .Qlake the
aame llarina mistake twice,
However, it happened Sunday
and Norlb•a Ent.et'priae wound up
Jotln1 IDOthet race becauso ol a
fallun to coter bit compett\lorl.
maneuvm.n. to 1ta1 between Couraaeous and the next mark.
In matcb radna. not covertna
your competitor wbile la th• l•ad
11 Uke •si'tttnc Into tho trind -
;l'bO dao'ldO lt . • ••vr• bid no Idea which way U1e
wtnd mlfJlt. t~" North •aid 8undb about the ftrtal le' ol tbo
Htond rue. uso WO put Ga •
IOOM to\let. I IU It wu too
lOOle. n .... tbe •am• • .,. ••
lott th.it CIDe ~ a)' ...
TUnMr cOullS ot have ~
more.
"TbcJ can't tack with ••
utd. ••f'lntohll, t.be, dOD't CO¥· ... ..,. ot
••cover andalaca dunk.••
By lettlnt Coura1eoUA, suc·
cealfuJ America's Cup defender
In 1974, 1et away on the final beat
into wloda averqing 10 to 12
knot.a, the Enterprise cost itaelf
the second race Sunday. The
mar1ln wu one-half aecond, or a
mere two feet.
The earlier raceL over IJ.5
miles, also went to \;C>Urdeoua,
which toot the lead •t the start
and held on for • '5·1econd
m arstn ol victory.
Enterprlte bad a 2'·•ecood
lead turnln1 Jnto the final
windward 1-. of tbe aecond
12.5-mlle race, but a tacklnt duel
wu woo by T\Uner In a photo. llnlth.
Tho louel'IH• Enterprise I 1-a rocont •Salntt the two Klnp
Point QncUcate MaU -lndopen.
dence and COUraaeoua, WhiCb
w • pltked by the n~ commit-
tee to duel twJce todiY on ~
ltlaod Sounid.
Oo turd N~ Holde'd • tacklil; duel that let ~
d ce wlD CGe of two bouta.
..ll doen't .. u.ou 11•• learned a I "Nottb 1ald.
AaDd Ub6 IAU!ndect &o keep the
Otht1' u co+ennc SD • t~ ••• Of h.lj Wt
tu ,.. , North "'°' • I U :''Y-.1 IO."
'
Ii
Uganda's
IdiAmin
Missing?
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -
Ugandan Prealdent Idi Amin Is
mi11in1 after a weekend u-
1u1lnat.ion attempt, a Kenyan
new a paper said today.
U eendan officla.la a aid the re-
port was falae, but a man who
answered the telephone at
Amln's home aald he bad not
been seen since Friday.
"We don't know where be ls or
what bu happened to him," tbe
unldentifled Ueandan said. "We
were expecUn1 him Friday even-
ing. We tried In vain to find him.
We don't know where he Is now,
and nobody bu any explana-
tion.''
He aald ''aome people have
gone to look for Amin at
Murchison Falla" in northwest
Uganda.
The Independent Nairobi Dally
Nation quoted unidentified
~urces u saylne two lllt'UDtn
tried t.o kill Amln on Saturday at
the Bayltablre tradlna center
two miles from hia home at En-tebbe.
The paper quoted Vice Pre.
dent Mustafa Adrtal u say{ng
the police and army were lookln1
for Amin lhrou1hout U1anda bUt.
Jte refused to confirm or deny the
llSauslnatlon attempt.
"If you find hlm. pleue con-
tact Ueanda immediately," It
quoted Adrisl.
In the put, the newspaper hu
hot always been completely ac-~urate in Its report.a from Ogan.
da, but lbe reports have uaually
(See AMIN, Pase A%)
lroine Doga
Can Get Shota
On Wedneaday
Doe owners ln Irvine wlll have
a chance Wednesday nl&ht to ob-
tain rabies sboU and Ucenaee for
their docs at Irvine City Hall.
The clinic wlll run from 7 t.o 9
p.m. at the city ball, locat.d at
Jamboree Road and McGaw
Avenue. ShoU wUI coet tl, •re-
duced price for the cllnlc, and
Ileen.. co.t $12. Doi• which
have been neutered can be
licented fOf' •· Anlmal Servic• officers Point
out that they have returned nuy
licensed do& round In lrvlne.
Dogs without llcensea are taken
to the Lanna Beach SPCA.
wberetbey m1;1or may not be re-uni~ wiUJ their owners.
There will be a second rabies
and license cllnlc at city ball on
JulJI.
t
0
pholds -Serrano R11Jing
would llaat-e tile wealth amona
all 1.GIS' acbool distri 1D UMt
attta.
TM nalJop bave a 1ta"ei'Ull laa_pad cm calltonlla 9ducaUoa,
ialfecUnc IM diatrlbatkin el fl
blllioo annually In public 1upport
for 1cbool1 and •.5 mllllon
child.re. . Oov. Edmund Brown Jr. said
the dedaloa means Itta Umetoact
on a pcrid1nj acbool finance re-
~le, Boele, Boele. ••
Fans provided their own perforrnins arts at the Bie N in
Anaheim Sunday to supplement the fare that . r~ged
from headliner Alice Cooper to an escape artist m a
strait jacket. The theme was School's Out. Pictures and
story are on Page A3 .
Diedrich Awarded
One-day Delny
By TOM BARLEY
Of IM Dall• ...... 114tfl
Orarure County Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich appeared
before three Superior Court
jud1es today in a bid to delay a
heartnc called when he reported-
ly refused to answer Grand Jury
queaUoos.
But the only delay tbe
beleapered COW\t.y official could
1et wu a 2'-hour holdover or-
dered by presidine Judee Byron
K . McMilhn who read a
tranurtpt of tbe c.rand jury
seHl~ before rulin1.
"These seemed to be pretty
simple queatlona ,'' Juclfe Mdllllan told Diedrich. "And we
have to remember that the term
of the CWTent crand Jury explret1
this month.''
"Thia thin1 hu been 1o1nc on
for eieht montha, your honor,"
Diedrich complained. "I want
time to study Ulla laaue and 1
want tlme to hire the attorney
who can handle UU1 in a proper
manner."
But Judie McMiiian refuaed to
extend the time granted Diedrich
beyond 2 p.m. Tuesday.
Diedrich declined to Identify
the attorney be had in mind. The
supervisor made it clear outside
the courtroom that the two at·
torneya currently working for
him are not adequate lo work on
t11ues poeed ln the new Grand
Jury probe.
Died.rich appeared first today
before Judae James H .
Walaworth who disqualified
hlmaeU from the hearinc with
the explanallon that he la the
Superior Court liaison with the
1randjury.
Diedrich then went lo Judge H.
Warren Knl&ht'• courtroom to be
told after a 30-mlnute delay that
Judl• Kn11ht'1 heavy Mom.y
calendar would not permit him to
hear the Diedrich case.
The 1ubpoena tbat brou1ht
Diedrich to court waa iaaued lut w"k after he reportedly refused
(See DIEDRICH. Pase AZ)
foraa.
Bron 1atd tb• ruUq tlve•
CallfOrnla "ltl sn,,chlq onlen.
The Umeto ect II now. And, .. we
do to by ldd1q mon.y, we lbould
inalat upon acbool reform and at-
t.enUon to twl~." lo appeallnc to the Supreme
Court, Ia Anseles County f,OV·
emment =cboo1 officlab said the atate Nllnl• could not
stand beca e tb' orilinal •Ult
cball~ tbe ayatem•• valfdily
never made the 1overnor or
JeO.Jature partia to tbe cue.
"Milllooa of children and
future pneratioo1 of mllUona ol
children have been denied pro-
ceduraldue proceu law.'' tbe ap-
peal laid
The California Supreme Court
· rullnt, which affirmed the de-
claion ol a at.ale trial court, euen-
tially leaves it up to the atate
1t1111awr. to com• up with •1 remedy. ,
Tbe case bepo in HU wbma J
the paren&a ot 21 Loe Aalel~et J County acbool children ave.! 1 county officiala and aevetat •
school d.lat.ricts. l
After various prelhnlnary:
court rullqa stretched out over a
six-year period, Los Anteles,
<See SCHOOLS, Pa1• .U> 1
Finally <Jpened
Hot Oil Flowing
Fro1n Alaska Pip~:
PRUDHOE BAY, Alaska CAP>
-Hot oll from beneath the
perm anentJy_ frozen aoll of
Alaska'• ArctN: North Slope be·
gan nowln& through the fl.7
billion trtM-Aluka plpellno to-
day.
The startup marked the
culmination of Dine yeara of plan-
nln1 and bulldln1 In the largest
and moet el{Penaive project un-
dertaken by private Industry.
It me.am 1.2 mllUon barrels of
oil daily aoon will be on Ill way to
market. ·
"We've done a damn lood
job," declared Wiiiiam Darch,
president of Alyeska Pipeline
Service Comj)any. ''Our deatlny
is in our handa. The problems are
now oun toaolve, wblch b a very
good po1ltlon to be in after the
lut couple years.''
Jl cost 17.7 blWOP S.0 bul
800-n>lle tube from Prud~ Bay
here on th• Arctic _Ocean. ~
miln north OI t.M Aictlc Clrde.
to the port of Valdez on Prince
William Sound. Development of
the welll at thla end of the pipe
coat an lddJlkmal $4 b111lon.
No apeeches, ceremonies or
special events heralded the
startup. Oilmen said the flrat
openln1 of the valves -directed
bv a com~ tn Valdei-would"
be about a exctt1n1 u turnin1 on
asarden._e. <See OIL, Pase AZ>
Irvine Center
Plans Subject
Of FornmT&lk
City aides will review piana for
the hu1e 1hoppln1 complex.
Irvlne Center, at thla month'•
meet1n1 of the Vlllase forum
Wednesday nt1bt al the
Smoketree Townhomes.
The forum will betln at 7:30
p.m . at the clubhoule, located off
Smokelree near Cambium.
RepresentaUvea from all
bomeowoel' a11oclaUon1 in
Irvine are lnvlted.
City aides are expected to ea.·
plain wb1t the Irvine Company
ha• in mind for lrvine Center, U\e
"1olden trian&le" area bounded
by the San Dle10, San\a Ana and
Laiuna Freeways.
Also on the a1onda are d11-
cu11ions of the city'• street tree
policy, animal tervlcea proaram
and the chan.ae In bllUn1 for re-
fute coUecllon aervlce.
Trans-Alaska Pipeline ~~i ~=§_ .§1_. 4 Feet Wide, 799 Miles Long ....
ALASKA
l11lliel .t: wlU rt.c• V1U.1
....... 30 ,.,.
•
Pri11ci,a11r lurid =::::::..:
---' Princlpallr EIHattd :::::=:
• Pump Stat111ts ;.,,..,..;;:,:;,_·
.,.~4;1;
OIL IEGiNS FLOWING THROUGH ALASKA PIPELINE
After Nine Yeere, ff.7 Blllton Protect Working
Courageous Score& .
Over Enterprise
• NEWPORT, R.I. <AP) -Ted
Turner -.untered aw1;1 from the
U.meter yacht Couraseoua and
cahnly crowed about beaUn1 the
EnterpriM twice in pteUmtnary
trlala for Amerlca'a <»P defeoH
candldatfi. <Pholo, Pa1eC3).
It's unllaual for the often out-
spoken owner of tb• Atlanta Bravt1 to crow quleUy. It's also
unusual for an experienced a.kip-
per Uke Lowell Nortb to make the
aame 1larinl mistake twice.
However, it happened Sunct.y
and North's Ent.eq>rise wound 1IP
loaint another race because 0( a
fallure to COYet bla competition,
maneuverlnt to 1tay betwffD.
Coura1-.. &nd the next mark.
In mateh r•ctn1. oot coverfq
your competitor while In ~ lead
ts like 1ptutn1 into the ~ -
· you don't dolt. V-rejo Company .,1;:•,:.;:!=.:!b~!.U.~~
Sunday • the fin.at •ea ol the Gi~es Scbool8 aec:ond race. "SO we p\lt • ·-... loote cover. l sueu it waa 499
loote. It wu tbe aame w,q we . A A3 l!'I 500 ~··!d Iott that one 1'eltCrd.ay " • , 1 ~ .. ,:, al <IJMCVP.Pas~AZ) ~
t
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~WANTED,
COEW.118AD
"My bu•band h ur1
metlc'Uloal abOut the house. So
.;Irvine Councilmen
I • ~t Budget Again
i..11~ lntne Caty Coun~JI will Ill· Howe••. the rat of the coun-.,.-,pt to cocnplet4 Tu.day what ell •IN'd to matall the 11111a1 ~ 4f il«I to fJ.Dab lut week -bee a'°'" they bad made that com-
e-ol the entire c&ly bud&et mJ lut )'ear, •bm they ap-
1fe1Ubecomina year. proved the Joint clt7/acbool dla-
The only dectaion reached last trlct atbJetic stadium built
:.· Ir by the council waa to inltaJI betwem the higb school and
• • traffic MIJlal at Ravenwood Hent.,e Park.
"'1&04 Walnut Avenua. It will ena-,. The council wlll take another
lC1 Greentree motorist.a to leave look at the budget at a special 9
,. .~r tract more easily. p. m. ~ion Tuesday in the city
.-; '!he council voted 4-1 on that i&-council chambers. That aeasion
sue, with John Burton voting foUows a 7:30 p .m. Joint meet.int
, ._aanst the motion becau.ae he witb the ~bool board, to be held
•ta id he believes 1t premature to all nine Hlih Srbool.
•'ntake that decision. AC. Tue•day's meetin&, the
council is expected to examine
budgets for the administrative
services, city manager, city al
torney, city clerk, city council
and community services depart-
m ent.s, in preparaUon tor the
final ~et adoption the follow ing Tuesday.
:.~~ .REPORTED MISSING
"Y Ugende'a ldl Amin
.. >-: ' Fro. Pllflf! Al
·:AflN ....
ronuined some substance.
. Jn Washington. U.N Am-b,~ssador Andrew Youna was
44ked about Amm when the am-b~ssador left a Cabinet meetlna
1)\the White llouse.
J;o a s uggestion from a re·
pqrier that Aman disappeared,
Young ,replied "Well, I hope \.\'O~y helped ham. l wouldn 't
lll\nd him Just taking orr on his
PWQ.''
·,,An information ministry
·~ppkesman in Kampala, Ugan-
• d,u 's capital, said by telephone he
·;it\lA'w nothing of any dlsap-P!l~rance but said there had been
'po ofncial word on Amin's ac-
• \1 vities since Saturday when he
.. y.1clS presented with a giant fish ~y;sught m Lake Victoria.
Radio Uganda reported that
'.Amin might attend a "refugee
· cfay " celebration Jn western
.llganda today.
· A spokesman at the president's
,.oCfire an Kampala said he did not .~heve anything had happened
16. Aman or that he was mlsain1.
He would not say where the pre.
.. u:lent was. but Aman is secretive
about bis moves, presumably (or security reasons
Connally 'Mum'
WASHINGTON <AP> -John
B Connally said Sunday he
would not rule out running for
president In 1980, but he has no
present plans to become a can·
dldote.
DAILY PILOT
Also Tuesday, caty council
members will discuss the status
o( applications for the Northwood
cable TV franchise. Currently,
two firms -Community
Cablevition and the Ttmes Mir-
ror Corporation -have filed ap-
plications for that franchise
However, city aides say Times
Mirror olfic1als are considering
withdrawing their application.
f"ro91PageAJ
DIEDRICH ..
to saUafactorily answer ques-
tions poled to him in the 1rand
jury room by Assistant Dlltrtct
Attorney Michael Capizsi.
It wu reported tbat moat of the
1rand jury session wu taken up
with a series of accu•aUona
made by Diedrich during which
the supervisor claimed that the
eight-month probe into the ooun-
l.)' 'a political practices is nothing
mo.re than a thmly disguised
"witch hunt'" designed to drive
him from office.
It wu reported that Diedrich
accused Capizzi and the Grand
Jury o( leaking information to
the press in a move to embarrass
ham and destroy his reputation.
It was also reported that he
criticized the Grand Jury for re-
fusing to tell him wtlat, i( any, of-
fenses he is suspected of commtl· Ung.
Also, sources said, Diedrich
condemned the Grand Jury for
what he claims ls an invasion of
hia privacy and criticized Capizzi
for askin& "personal" questions
that have no bearing on the in-
vestigation.
ll was also reported that
Diedrich urged the Grand Jury to
either indict him or leave him
alone "to carry on" with
responsibilities to his omce
Diedrich also reportedly.
-Refused to cite his Fifth
Amendment rights against setr-
incrimination when asked about
a 24-hour vi.sit to Las Vegaa last
October when be attended at-
torney Michael Remington's weddin1.
-Cited his First and Fourth
Amendment rigbta as just cause
to refuse to answer Caplni's Las
Vegas question, a que11Uon the
supervisor said was an Invasion
of •'his prtyacy rlghta and with no
bearins oh any lsaue before the
Grand Jury."
E',.... Pflfle .4J
CUP •••
t,
. ....., .
i to fOOl bllll. Tbe
dalo•'• pnetle1l •ft•ct.
\bucfore, i1 tbs\ most poor
•o eo wm ba"• to ..u abcr· --• free cl atalf by
dllllru>lr'9 not on a11d to abortlan.:
Wblle not dbeunln1 fe4e:ral
fundlq, the court'• decialon alao
appond to clear the way for eon,,... to pau • bill wblch
would cul off federal monJee for
eleetive abortiOM. The cou.rt'a
deeilloo d1d JWt 10 u tar .. en-
donlni the kind ol letiJ.lation eon,,... .. comldert.n1. • law
that would cut off federal money
for all aborUooa -even tboM in
which the lite of the mother is en-
dan1ered.
Lut year, Conuess pused a
bill, the so-called Jiyde amend-
ment, tbat etlded federal funding
for all abortiona except those in
whlcb the life of the mother
would be endangered by
childbirth. A federal Judie in
New York, however, immediate-
ly declared that le&islallon un-
con1Ututional.
Tbe SuPt*me Court•a dedaions
aald states -and presumably
Congreu -may encourage
women to carry their pregnan-
cies to the chHd-bearin~ staae.
The court's decisions did not
retreat, however, from the
justices' 1973 ruling that all
women may JeeaUy choose to end
their pregnancy ln Its first three
months, free of governmental in-
terference
F,....P"fl'!Al
SCHOOLS ••
Superior Court Judge Bernard
Jerrerson ruled in 1974 that the
state's school·flnancing system
was not valid because at violated
the equai protection provisions or
the state conalltution.
Under Cahfornia's "foundatjon
proaram" of 11chool funding, one
major component is local supple-
ments raised by using local pro-
perly I.axes.
Most states have similar pro-
&rams.
The California Supreme Court
ruled that "so long as the as-
sessed valuation within a dis-
trict's boundaries is a major de·
termlnant of how much It can
spend for It.a schools, only a dis·
trlct with a large tax base will be
truly able to decide bow much it
r~ally cares about education
"The poor dastrict cannot free-
ly chooge to tax itself anto an ex-
cellence which Its lax rolls can
not provide,'' lhe state court
said
From Page A J
OIL •••
"We dehbcrately wanted to be
low key about this," said a
spokesman for Alyeska, the con-
sortium of eight oil companies
formed to build the line. "We'll
have some sort or celebration later."
The U.S. Interior Department
gave final clearance to move the
oil about 28 hour• before the or-
r1clal startup time. By then, oil
had already begun to now Crom
wells in the 25-by-10-mlle North
Slope field Into feeder lines and
ston1e tanks adjacent to Pump
Station No. 1
A week ago, the first 85 miles
or lhe 48·inch pipeline was filled
with noncombustible nitrogen
gas to eliminate the possibility or
an explosion when the oil goes in.
The oil be1lns its journey s low·
Iv at about 1.1 miles per hour
when It flows at the Initial rate of ·
300,000 barrels per day. Darch
says tbe line will quickly reach a
daily production level or 1.2
million barrels.
,,
·~~ LONERANGER,~LVEA,TONTOIN1tSI
Rof• 'M8d• M• • Setter Penon.'. Saye Moor•
Di Do, Silver
Lone Ranger: No Regreta
DECATUR, Ga. (AP) -It's been 20 years since
Clayton Moore hung up his mask, but TV's former
Lone Ranger says he doesn•t regret playing the role
that typecast him into semi-retirement.
"I JUST NEVER wanted to do anything else after
1 started the Lone Ranier, .. Moore said during a
weekend appearance at a Decatur horse show. "I fell
in love with the character and I think playing the
character made me a better person.••
Moore, now 62, starred in two films and more
than ax> TV shows as the masked good guy.
JAY SJLVERHEELS, who played the faithful In-
dian scout "Tonto," lives in Calabasas. Calif., only
two miles from Moore's home. SUverheels now runs
an acting school for Indians.
As for Silver, the Lone Ranger's white stallion, he
is now 28 and living "high on the bog," Moore re-
ported.
a, A&TBUll L YINS&L ......... -'
Reaearcllen wer• comblD'
.,. 81 tl•a•rprJ•t ru .. la
Wub.lq\Oln. D.C., tod*Y trTina
to eltiblt:lh the ldntity of a
myat#y •• fto dltd with a former Corona del Mar woman
after tbel.r »lane cruhed May 2S
en a ~r;..i!t; San Lui& Oblapo mou.o o.
lnvest.11aton dilcloaed Fr1day
tbat information from the
P'reiteb Comulate la Los Ao&eles
proved the maa orl,loally
believed ki1~~1 ti alive, well and
teacblnc acnom 10 France.
The pilot ol the Upt plane that
slammed lnto a tree and P1Ullled
to earth on a foigy rid1e near
Cuesta Grado today liu ln a
moreue facility, llaled aa John
OM
He earned a passport and
other papen listing himself u
Jacques Rene Tromeur, 31, who
WH acquainted with Susan
Daniels, 2S, the former Harbor
Area resident who also perished.
Mias Daniels' mother and step.
father, Mr,. and Mn. Gil ~ea
of Newport Beach, are mystified
a~ut the identity of her compa-
mon.
·'I imaeine that. schoolteacher
an Paris lr:nowa who be ls, but he's
probably afraid of getting into
trouble," Mrs. Hodges said to-
day.
"We've talked to people
who've been over there and it's a
com moo practice to Joan or sell
someone else your papers."
"No matter who he is," she
said sadly, "knowin1 wbo he is or
was can't bring our daughter
back. "
The mystery John Doe and
Mlss Daniels, a PhD candidate an
business administration at
UCLA. died or traumatic shock
and exposure 24 to 48 hours after the crash.
They might have survived had
it not been for what San Luis
Obispo County Sherlff's Office
supervisors now say was a dis-
patcher's bad judgment.
Hills W o:rry Planner
An Irvine planning com
missioner said today she fears
the City Counctl wall put hillside
development plannlna on a back
burner at a time when further de-
velopment of the hilly Turtle
Rock area is comin1 up.
Commissioner Ellen Freund
pointed out that on Tuesday, the
city's planning commission wall
review prehmmary plans for
Enclaves III and V both hilly
regions ofTurtJe Rock.
But there is currently no
hillside development policy in
Irvine and the City Council has
not said it wants to pay for
hillside planning during the com·
ing fiscal year.
"Ir they keep putting this thing
on the back" burner, we're apt to
get a hillside policy when there's
nothing left to develop in Irvine
but Woodbridge <• Oat area in ·
central Irvine)," Mrs. Freund
commented.
Mn. Freund said she fmda it
•urprblng that the councll Is not
willing to spend money on plan-
ning hillside development, when
"theoretically, pre.planning 1s
what Irvine's all about."
There was a hillside planning
committee three or four years
ago, but that group disbanded
and no firm decisions were re-
ached for future Irvine develop·
ment, the commissioner said.
She said she would like to see
money put into the budget to
guide future development of all
the hillside areas in Irvine ao that
the planning commission and Ci·
ty Council wlll have a concrete
policy.
Accord.int to Mrs. Freund, the
plans for Quail Hlll, another
hillside area adjacent to TurtJe
Rock, will be comin1 before the
city lat.er this year.
...
Mrs. fieund explaaoed that
there are currenUy zonin1 re-
gulations for Turtle Rock, that
gwde aspects such aa height and
density .
"There's no policy at all for
gradin& the hillside areas -not
even a policy saying to take each
case separately, if that's what
they want to do," Mrs. Freund
said
.Community Development
Director Eddie Pea body in-
cluded in his requested budget
funds for a new staff member
who would work on hillside de-~elopment reeulat1ons, In addi-tion to other duties.
However, City Manager Bill
Woollett has recommended.
against fundin1 that position.
The City Council briefly dis-
cussed the matter last week, but
has taken no action yet on the
commuruty development budget.
Onofre Strike Near End
A work at.rike that threatened
to cripple conatrucUon of two
nuclear reactors at San Onofre
reportedly is near resolution
while today only 25 percent of the
2, 780 work force was on the job.
The 171 striking members or
operating Enaineers Local l2 are
s cheduled to vote at 9 a.m.
tomorrow on a tentaUve salary
contract agreement reached
over the weekend .
Details of the a1reement were
not revealed.
The engineers, who operate all
tbe heavy equipment at the $2.3
billion project site 90utb of San
Clemente, walked off their jobs
last Monday.
Thoueh no picket lines were
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~p. Bechtel Power Corp .. the ma-
JOr contractor of the construc-
tion, gradually began telllng hun-
dreds of other workers to stay
homf because their jobs couldn't
be done without the en&J.neen'
support.
Last Friday, about 1,300
workers were Idled and today on-
ly about 700 crartamen were working.
Bechtel, ta6or subcontractor
' Associated General Contracoors, ·
which la bargainint with the
engineera, and San Onofre utility
operator Southern CallfornJa
Edison, all were optimistic that
by Wednesday wort-on the plant would resume.
Brian .McCullouah, Bechtel
field coostructlon manaaer, said, ··we're bopiq the vote t.omor·
row will be favorable and we'IJ
be back to work on Wednesday."
H• laid there have been oo in·
cldeDtt oo &.be alte. • 'Th•re ls no
problem," McCullou1h aaid,
''olhe-r than that we bav«>n't been
worldllJ."
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•
. 0 ANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONDAY, JUN 20, 1'71
Top Co111·t Upholds ·Ser1·ano Ruling
CAP) -'!be Ceart today let.
ttaad • I trikln1 dowD
Calilenla .. loca.I ..-upc1t1 w
ayale for OtaUclDI pobUc
utiook
TU )IRlces ret\aed to bear an •P•••l fro• a California Sapr mo Co4rt deet1ton Jut Dec•--•bkh llnlck down t.be
Stile edmoi ftomdD& IJstaft U a violtllion ol the stale oonaUtu-
Uganda's
ldiA.min
Missing?
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) -
Ugaodan President ldi Amin is
missing after a weekend u -
sasslnatlon attempt, a Keny&Q
newspaper said today
Ugandan officials said the re-
port was false, but a man who
answered the telephone at
Amin's home said he had not
been seen since Friday.
"We~on't know where he la or
what has happened to him," the
unidentified Ugandan said. •·we
were expect.in& him Friday even.
inc. We tried in vain to find him. We don't know where be ls now,
and nobody has any explana·
lion."
He said "some people have
•gone to look tor Atnln at
I Murch!son Falls" in northwest
Uganda.
The independent Nairobi Daily
Nation quoted unidentified
sources as saying two ,a•.uunen
tried to kill Amin on Saturday at
the Bayltabire trading center
two miles from his home •t En· tebbe.
The paper quoted Vice Presl-
1 dent Muatala Adrial as sayinJ
the police and army were looltl.ni
for Amin throughout Uganda but
he refused to confirm or deny the
assassination attempt. •
, "If you find him, please con-
tact Uganda immediately," It I quoted Adrisi.
1 In the past, the newspaper hu
!not always been completely ac·
curate in its reports from Ugan-da, but the report.a have usually
lcomained some substance.
In Washington, U .N , Am·
bassador Andrew Youn1 was
lasked about Amin when the am-
<See AMIN, Pa1e A2)
I l Two Mexican
Doctors Ask •
,Laetrile OK
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP>
Two Mexican doctors are askln1
a federal Judge to 1rant them the
same power he has given U.S.
doctors to autborue importation
of Laetrile, the alleged anti-
cancer remedy banned by the
fede•al government.
U.S. District Judie Luther
Bohanon had ruled in a class-
action suit that terminally ill
cancer patients could Import
Laetrile by applying to the court
for penniaaion and getting their
physicians to sign affidavits on
their behalf.
The request wu filed on behalf
of Drs. Mario Soto and Raul
MoraJea Aceves, both of Tijuana.
Coast
Weather
Late ni&tat th~&h mid·
mornln1 low cloudlneaa
otherwise fair thTousb
Tuesday. Lows toni&ht in upper~. HJ1hl Tueiday
near 70 at beaches to up·
per 70s Inland.
IN IDET8D~Y
Tu c'*f cmcllffof o//fttr
of IM BaM ol Amfrica .U..
cuua U. con\IJOQ'• polltia.
!torr.AT. ··-·
Uoa. Tu...._., •1.Umz. • fot
1 1 ... foand D7 stai. COUl'tl (0 .....,. too u.u, 00 the
wealth GI lndJ'ridYal ttbool d,la..
trtdl aad Cbe local property t.a·
ti &heJ cu I ate to IUpport educaUoa.
The tt.ai. Court rull.Qp, in ef.
feet, 1•v• lh• Callfornla Le1t.lltun unUl tllO to draw u:p
M school finuclnt plan which
woald the wealth IJDCllll
all 1 05C tcbool dt.trfeta in tbe
1tatCI.
Tb• rallop bave a ataaierlnc
Impact ca CalllOl'Wa educatJca,
altectlJll the dlslrlbullon of S'1 billion &omdlb' In public support
for 1ehool1 \Q.d 4.S mllllon
children.
IA appeallna to lb• Supreftle
Court, Loi Ancelea County cov-
ernment and school officials said
Fans provided their own perform.Ing ,rts at the Big A in
Anaheim SUnday to supplement the !are that ranged
from headliner Allee Cooper ~ an escape artist in a
strait jacket. The theme was School's Out. Pictures and
s tory are on Page A3.
CUSD Gets F1Jnds
From Yiejo Firm
llw WD..J.JAM SClmlllBER ~ °' .. .,.. ....... "9ft
The Mi1111ton Viejo Company
preaeoted Caristrano Unified
School Distric trustees with a
check for "'3'7 .500 today to be
used for "enb&rl(:ement" of dis-
trict achooll wttbJn the Miasion
Viejo planned community.
The cash donation, laraest
ever made by the company to the
Caplslrano district, waa present·
ed by Art Cook, a company vice
president, to CUSD Board
Chairman E .G. "Ted" Kopp.
"Thi.II la a aignlflcanl aift -an
unheard or thing,'' Kopp said.
"Over and above a w wrlteoff
or aoytbln1 else, It renect.a the
pride the company has ln It.II
community."
Most of Mission Viejo's present
growth area lies wlthln the
Woman· Rides
Car 125 Feet
Down Canyon
Capistrano district, with the
other ball ol the community cov-
ern~ by the Saddleback Valley
Unified Scbool Olstrlct.
T company hu also made
Jar1e donations to the Sad·
dleback district ln the past.
The Capistrano district cur-
rently hu three elementary
1chooll ln Miuion Viejo with two
more ap the drawing boarda.
In the fall, Capistrano Valley
Hi1h School ln the south part of
the community wm open its
doora fO/I' the flnt Ume. <See CHECK, Pace A!)
..
th• atate court rulln1• could not
•land becawao the ort1lnal autt challeQltq lheaymm'1 valldJty
never made the 1ov•rnor or
le1l1latu.re parU• to the cue.
"Mllllons of children and
future aeneratlona of mllUocs of
cbHdren have been denJed pro-
cedural due process law,•' the ap.
peal said.
The California Supreme Court
rullne, which affirmed the de·
dalooe(aatai.trfal cowt.
uan, leawe lt up. t.o tbo '*'* lqlt1at.ure to come up with a remedy.
The case betan ln 1188 when
the parent. of Z1 Loll Anfe)ea
County school children sued
county official• and several
school district..
Arter various preUmlnary
court ruU.oaa stretched out over a
s ix-year period, Los An1eles
Superior Court Jucf&• BerUrd
Jelfenon ruled tom• that u..
state'• acbool-ftnanelnl oatem wu not• d benuse it rialatAld
tb• equal pnitect.i• provtakmsd
lbe 1tate camUtution. if
Uruler California's ''foundailoa J
pro.,.am" ol acbool fundlna. oneJ
major component ls Jocal supple·~
menu raised by usin& local pro-f
pertylaxea. ·
Finally opened
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• J " I '
Hot Oil Flo-wing
Fro1n Alaska Pipti
1
PRUDHOE BAY, Alaska (AP)
-Hot oil from beneath the
permanently frozen soil of
Alaska's Arctic North Slope be-
gan flowing through t.he $7.7
billion trans.Alaska pipeline to-
day.
The startup marked the
culmination of nine years of plan-
mn& and building In the laraest
and mott expensive project un-
dertaken by private Industry.
It means 1.2 mtlllon barrels of
oil daily soon will be on Its way to
market.
"We've done a damn good
job," declared William Darch,
preaident of Alyeaka Pipeline
Service Company. "Our destiny
Is in our hands. The problems are
now ours to solve, which is a very
good position to be in after the
las t couple years."
It cost $7.7 billion to build the
800-mlle tube from Prudhoe Bay
here on the Arctic Ocean, 250
mil• oott.b ol the Arctic Circa..
to the port ot Valdez on Prince
William Sound. O.velopment of
the wells at this end of the pipe
cost an additional $4 billion.
No speeches, ceremonies or
si:>ecial events heralded the
startup. Oilmen said the first
opening of the valves -directed
bv a computer in Valdez -would
be about as exciting as turnina on
a garden JK>se.
"We deliberately wanted to be
low key about this," said a
spokesman for Alyeska. the con-
sortium of eight oll companies
formed to build the line. "We'll
have some sort of celebration
later."
The U.S. Interior Department
gave final clearance lo move the
oil about 26 hours before the of-
ficial startup time. By then, oil
had already begun to now from
wells in the 25-by-10-mile North
Slope field Into feeder lines and
storage tanks adjacent to Pump
Station No. 1.
A week ago, the first 85 miles
of the 48-lnch pipeline was filled
with noncombustible nitrogen
gas to eliminate the possibility o(
an exploeion when the oil goes In.
The oil begins its journey slow-
1 v -at about 1.1 miles per hour
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F. ,···. or. -. .... -·-·
---~·-· &. -... -.. --~
.---.Trans-Alaska Pipeline
4 Feet Wide~ 799 Miles Long
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OIL BEGINS FLOWING THROUGH ALASKA PIPELINE
After Nine Ye•,., f1.7 9Wlon Project Working
Diedrich Seeking
Delay of Hearing
By TOM BARLEY
Of, .. o.llt 1'119C le.ff
Oraoie County Supervlaor
Ralph Diedrich appeared
before three Superior Court
jud1es today in a bid to delay a
heari.,. called when be reported·
ly refused to answer Grand Jury
questions.
But the only delay tbe
beleacuered county official could
get was a 24-bour holdover or·
dered by prestd.lne Judce Byron
K . McMiilan who read a
tran1crtpt of the 1rand Jury
sesalon before rullnc.
LB Planners
Weigh Units
For Canyon
"These seemed to be preUy
simple queations," Judie
McMillan told Dledric~. "And we
have to remember that the term
of the current grand jury exptiw
this month." .
''Thll lhinC hu been 1otnc ob ror eight months, your honor,··
Diedrich complained. "I want
time to study this issue and l
want time to hlre lbe attom~t
who can band.le thla ln a prooer
manner." '°'-
But Jude• McMillan refused tt>
utend tbe time 1tanted Diedrf ch
beyond J p.m. Tuelday.
Oled.r1cb deCllnecl to ldent1fy I
the attomey he bad m mind. 1b I '"pvvf.8or lnade lt. clear outa1ae 1
the cowtNOm that tbe two at· 1 totnoya currea.U, workin& lor
(See DIEDtlCB. Pace AJ) ..
. ,Jfore Statea
·~·.OK Laetrik
• l By n.e ~lated Preh
Delaware and Oklahoma
il 1becarne the eJghth and
ninth states to leeiaHH
, Laetrile as their governora
· .~ signed bills today mating
the controversial sub-
. stance avaJfable.
,. In Oklahoma City, Gov.
David Boren s1ened into
·law a bill that as or Oct. 1 '~-wm aJJow doctors and
. ho1pltala to ad minister
, · Laetrile to cancer patient-;
: ''who request at
\
• Delaware Gov. Pierre S
'duPont si1ned a measure
that permits Laetrile to be
'manufactured and sold in
\he state. but warned that
•the substance "1s not a
Jmaclc cure" for cancer.
!Dmliltr'll MNlll&" lllJlltMlf -
..-iaw~ eur,31,w
waa a~ualnted wllb Sutan
AD , 2$, U.. Conur Harbor
rq no &llo pata,hed. .. Dal•· and atep.
fath r, Mr. and Mn. Gil ffoct••
ol .Newpan Beach. are myst.U'led
aboul the id Uly ol her compa-.U..
"I imaclne that acboott.Mcber
Jn Parit lu:aowB •bo be 1'. butbe'a
probabb' afraid ol 1.uui. into
tr ble," Mn. ffoda• Hld to-day .
'We've talked to people.
who've been over there and it's a
common practice to loan or aeU
someone else your papers."
"No matter who he la," she
said .sadly, "knowing who be la or
was can't btio.& our daU&)lter
back ... "
The rpyltery John Doe and
Mi.11 Daniela, a PbD candidate in
buslneu admlnlatratlon at
UCLA, died of traumatic shock
and exposure 24 to 48 hours after
the crash.
They might have survived had
it not been for what San Luis
Obispo County Sheriff's Office
11uperviaora now say was a dis-
patcher's bad judgment.
The dispatcher considered a
r eport by Cai Poly student
Richard Manzer, 26, or an orange
flash and dying glow in the sky
near Cuesta Summit about 9: lS
p m. the night of the era.sh to be
too vague and uncorroborated to
send a deputy to check it out.
~Thieves Keep Cops
. -
.Hustling in Laguna
A flock of burglaries and thefts
• .kept Laguna Beach Police busy
r·over the weekend.
r. , Photographic equipment
.. 11telued at $123-0 was reported
•• tolen tn a burglary Sunday at
··.&.be home or George A. Zahn Jr. of
671 Glenneyre Street, Apt. 1
u •.11!. Two cameras, assorted lonsc~.
• tJJnoculars and other gear were
· jaken after a thief entered
, !2lroueh an open wmdow. po4ce ·~~id
, Burglar alarm equipment
. v•lued at $225 was reported
. flolen in a burglary Saturday at
. be residence of Douglas B.
&owne, 962 Van Dyke Drive
·;Police beheve entry lo have
1,IM!fn through a louver~ window
,frea. Several or the . panes were ·f~und removed leaving an area
1Jrge enough for a person to
crawl through.
1 Ruth B Gluckson or Manzanita
Street reported the theft of w.?O in ~mplng gear stolen from her
J\ome's 1arage. Police believe ,~ptry may have been through an
l'Mecured door
., ~ gold rin1 worth $200 and $8 In
I Fro111PageAJ
~OIL ••.
,irlaen it flows at the m1t1al rate or :;soo.ooo barrels per day Darch
says the line will quickly reach a
daily production level of l 2
,fUTiion barrels.
'·1'fhe first oil tnlo the line wm be h~tled lo about 140 degrees. lt.s
t~perature will drop as the line
dip• into the permafrost layer
which blankets the stale north of
the Brook.a Ranse. By the time
the oil arrives at Valde1, lt.s lead-
lna edae will be chilled to about
35 decrees and aa sticky u tar
becauae of the coolln1 effect or the pipe.
"It'll craduaJly get warmer"
aa the l0Uowln1 oil heata lho
pipe, Robertson said.
DAILY PILOT
cash were reported stolen from
the car of Robert P. Murray, of
La Jolla as the vehicle made its
way through a car wash Satur· day.
Murray told poJlce the proper·
ty was in the vehicle when it
started through the racillty, 540
S. CoMt Highway, but was miss-
ing when it emerged. Police are
investi&allng
Two Laguna Beach CJty park-
ing meters were stolen from the
800 block of Cliff OrJVe. The loss
was placed at S170 for the meters,
cut from their stands, and an
eslimated $15 m coin believed in
the meters.
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CHECK •••
Kopp said the company's cash
gift will permit the district lo "do
some things we wouldn'l have
been able lo do with tax or bond
money."
The seven-member CUSO
board will consider the posslblll-
ty o( UAini the money to build a
stadium, complete with seals
and lil}ltine, at the new hieh
school.
Kopp said there are a number
of other projects that could be
financed with the gift, including
a swimming pool for the new
high school, a mobile readlnc
lab, landacaplnc. enhancement or library and media services at
the new high school or tennis
courts.
In a letter transmilllfll the
check lo the district, James
Toeprer. 111.ssion Viejo Company
executive vice president, said the
aioney ii to be used "at the dl•·
crellon of the Board of
Trustees."
The only proviso is that ll be
spent on school faclUUea within
Mission Vlejo.
•'The lllnion Vlejo Company
conUnue11 to reCOIJl}ze the fun.
damental importance of 1ood
educational facilities and wllbts
to express its continuing desire to
uaist the district ln brin&inl fine
educatlooai facUitiea to the com~
munit.J.'' Toepfer Hid.
Today's donation brlnl• the
company's total cootrlbutioft to
CUSD JWOJecU to more than $1.1
malllonalnce 1989.
Until today, the lar1est lfn&)e
comPMt dooatioft bu betll ln-au llaUon or 14 portable
duaroom buUdinp at a COit of
$290,000.
COURAOl!OUS (BACKGROUND) !DOl!!8 ENTERPRISE BY JUST TWO FEET
Ted Turner Takn a Pair from Lowell North In America'• Cup TrtaJa
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CIUllNllMl'll ... to ..., ......
t o poor wo•• Jf mot!len• Una ..,.
da ldd ..... u aid eoa.,. •
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coart ., decided that po
basptt&ll bave no iepJ obllprjon
to pa, tor~ ol
poor 111'Ua.11.
The mart &aid aiat. could PQ
for abclrtilaw If th.,-...--. but
oat ll1&D7 etat. .,. .. ,.... to
decide to foot •ucb bills. ne ..
cllioa'a practlcal effect,
&beref ON. la that •oat poor-
womm wUl baft to seek abor·
tloaa It. ti. cll.alat staff.a by
doc!ton not oppoeed to abortion.
While Id dllcmalns federal
fundJni, tbe court'• deci.sioo also
appeared to clear the way ror
Co~ to pasa a bllJ which
Turner Leads Cup TriaJs.:E~§[~g
• '. · that would cut otf federal mooq
• · • for all abortions -even those In ., Tmn Miatakea Keep Enlerpriae ·at Bay ;:~~~-weofthemolheriaen-
NEWPORT, R .I. (AP) -Ted ·
Turner sauntered away from the
12·me&er yacht Courageous and
calmly crowed about beating the
Enterprl.ae twice in preliminary
trials for America's Cup defense
candidates. (Photo, Pa1eC3). It., unusual for-the orten out-
spoken owner or the Atlanta
Braves to crow quietly. It'• also
unu.ual for an experienc~ skip-
per like Lowell North to make the
same Ilario& miatate twice.
However, il happened Sunday
and North'• Enterprise wound up
lo1in1 another race because or a
failure to cover lu. competition,
m1neuverinc to stay between
Courageoua and the next mart.
In match racing, not covering
your competitor whJle in the lead
is like spitting into the wind -
you don't do it.
''We had no Idea which way the
wind might shift," North said
Sunday about the final leg of the
second race. "So we put on a
loose cover. I· cuess ft was too
loose. It was the same way we
Jost that one yesterday.•'
Turner could not have agreed
more.
''They can't tack with us," he
said. "First of all, they don't cov·
er. When we get ahead of them,
we cover and slam dunk."
By letting Couraceous, sue·
ceaaful America's Cup defender
in 197-4, eet away on the rinaJ beat
into winds averaging 10 to 12
knots, the Enterprise cost itself
the second race Sunday. 'l'he
margin was one-hair second, or a
mere two feet.
The earlier race, over 13.5
miles, also went to Couraceous,
whlch took the lead at the start
and held on for a 45-aecond
Fro91P~AJ
AMIN •••
ba11sador left a Cabinet meeting•
at the White House.
To a suggestion from a re-
porter that Amin disappeared,
Young replied: "Well, t hope
nobody helped him. l wouldn't
mind blm just takln& off on bis own.''
An Information ministry
spokesman ln Kampala, Ugan-
da's capital, said by telephone he
knew nothing of any disap-
pearance but said there bad been
no official word on Amin's ac-
tivlllea since Saturday when he
was presented with a ciaot fish
caught in Lake Victoria.
Radio U&anda reported that
Amin mleht attend a "refugee
day" celebration In western
U1anda today.
A spokesman at the president's
office in Kampala said he did not
believe anythlnc had happened
to Amin or that he was mi.llinJ.
He wowd not aay where tbe pre-
aldent wu, but Amin la secretive
about bJs moves, presumably ror security reasons.
marstnofvictory.
Enterprise bad a 23-second
lead turnln1 into the flnal ·
windward lee or the aecond
12.S..mlle race, but a tackln1 duel
w aa won by Turner Jn a pboto-
fioiab.
The Joues gave Eoterpriae a
1·8 record a1alnst the two Kina•
Point syndicate boats -In~
dence and Couraaeoua, which
were picked by the race cQDlmit-
. tee to duel twice today on Rhode
Island Sound.
On Sat.urct.y, North avoided a
tackin& duel that let Indepen.
deuce win oae of two bouta.
"It doesn't seem u thouab I've
learned a leuon," North said.
Aaked ii be intended to keep the
other U.S. contenders coverin1 in
the turbulent wake or hi• boat in
future races, North said with a
smile: ''Yea, I t.h1nk so."
Meanwhile, Turner satd be had protested to the America's Cup
Committee of the New York
Yacht Club that N4>ttb refused to
supply tbe Couraeeous with a
new w~beol North sails.
The Atlanta Braves' boas bad
complained lut week that North.
·a noted aailmaker fJ'Om San
Dle10, backed out OD an qree.
ment. Turner IQllt w .. t.be ftnt
time that there hadn't been a
C?Omple&e spirit of ~J)enUoo
betwemAmerican sYndfeatea.
Edward du.l(oaliD, bead cl the
Enterprise effort. ;atd bll ayn-
dtcate had pent a Jot qt tPGMy to
compute:tie tbe de.llti ol new
North ..U.. and thereWb'Boway
Uley would be used Oh tDOther
boat, unleu ltn.terprtae doM not
defend the eup.
Last )'ear, Coagreu puaed a
bHJ, the ao-called Hyde amend·
ment, that ended federal funding
for all abort.ions except those in
which the llle of the mother
would be endangered by
childbirth. A federal Judie in
New York, however, immediate-.
ly declared that leilalation un-
con.UtutlonaL .
The Supreme Court's decisions
11id atates -and presumably
Con1reu -may encourace
women to carry tbelr prepan.
cl es to the child-be mo. atue. •
The court'• decialon.s did not
retreat, however, from the
justlca• 1'73 rulinc tbat all
women may letally choose to end
their pcegnancy in ill lint three
months, free of governmenlal ln·
terrerence.
4 Nabbed in Dana
The question of wellare pay.
meota for abortions aroae in
cases from Connecticut and Pen-
nay.l~~~"i The hl•h court said the '-'ODaUlu.Uon'a usurance of
equal pCOtectloo under the law
"" and pr6 lllons of the Social ·
Security Act do not mean that
atatea. have to pay for elective
abortions -even tbou1h the
states proride flnanc.lal aid for
PoOr women who declde ·to have •
cbUdren.
On Drug Charges
,
Five men remain m CU5tody to-
day in Newport Beach alter
police alleged they sold U pounds
of marijuana to undercover
narcotics officers over the
weekend.
The four men were arrested in
Dana Point by o((acera from the
Newport Beach Pohce Depart-
ment, aided by officers from
Laguna Beach.
Booked on char1e1 or oon-
spiracy and sale oC marijuana
were:
Edwin Michael Anderson, 33, or 3828 W. 226th St., Torrance;
Robert Charles Hitchcock, 23, of
REPORTED MISSING
Uganda'• ldl Amin
31851 Jn l Ave .• South Laguna;
Ronald Fraldta Haddock, a, or
232-4 Paciftc Ave., Corona de1
Mar; Louil J>eter Luchesi, 33, or
3'833 Dau Strand. Road, Dana
PoiDt, and James tie. French, aa,
of Walnut ..
The five mm are beinc held 1n
lieu of '7.SOO ball each.
A •POkesman for the police de·
partment ... atd the arrests
culminated an lnveaUcauon or
the actJvitie. of the group in tbe
Harbor Area.
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SCHOOLS.· .•
Most states have almUar pro-
1rama.
The Ca1Horn1a SUpreme Court
ruled that "IO long as the u-
sened valuation with1n a dis-
trict's boundaries is a major de-
termtomt of how mucb it can
apend for Ill schools, only a dis-
trict with a large lax ba.se will be
truly able to decide bow much it
really cares about education.
"The poor district cannot free-
ly chOOM to lax ltaetr into an ex-
cellence which its tax rolll can
not prcwide.'' the state court
said.
The court, in atri.kiq ~the
d~iaiaa. of two lower courts,
rwed that Pennsylvania ollldals
did not violate the Social Security
Act by refuatnc to pay foc eJec.
ti ve abortions. The court allo
said that Connecticut officials
did not violate the equal-
proted.lon •aleeuarda included
in the 14th Amendment by refua-
in1 to pay foe elective abortiom
for women on weUarf! ..
Justice Lewis F. PoweU Jr.
wrote the court's majority opi-
nion. He wu joined by ChJef
Justice Warren E. Burger and
Justices Bvron R. White, William
H. Rehnquist, Polter Stewart and
John Paul Stevens.
Musical Burglar
Hits Clemente Car
San Clemente police are in·
nat11atine Curt Miller's claim
tbat thieves have taken hit wa-
wa pedal.
Miller. a 2S-year-old drum.mer
who lives at 123-C Avenida Po-
niente. reported someone forced
open the wlnd wing of his car.
parked in front or hia apartment
Saturday. and stole the a<!OQltic
devtc .. and four eeta of cymbti5.
wblcb be .aJued at $4.ZS.
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DIEDRICH REQUEST.
him are not adequate to work on
iaaua poled in t.be new Grand
Jury probe.
• •
Openness Sought·
Diedrich appeared fir-at today
before Judee Jam ea H.
W allwor\b who dt1qua1Jfled
himldt from the bearine with
th• explanation that he Is tho
Superior Court lla1loa witb t.be
arand J\11)'. Diedrich theD 1fent to Judie R.
Warren Knlpt'• courtroom to be told aft« a JO.mln&tte deJ., that
Judi• Knllbt'• be&YJ llooday
c.Jeodar would not permit him to
b•ar tbe Dtedrtch cue. •
CapUt:rano U.lllfled School Dis-
trict. trWltffl will be a1ked
tonl,irt to open bllb 1cbool cam-
Pl.&IH Oct. l, allowln1 ttudenta to l•••• aebooJ ll"OUndl when they are DOtiCWuJecl for lUMS.
'nit khoOl board meet.lni ls to be~ lit 7:•·p.m. lD dlatrict fll· ncu, 871 Calle hi'fecto tn 6aA
Ian CIPiti'aoo.
The open eampua ncomme:n-
d1tJon oomee ln>m a committee ta~id ha rebruary to lo·
veadpta the .avl1abllU,y Of such
a polfef tn tM Caplltrno lcbool
dlttrict. It bU the baelllDI ol
Superintendent. J•rome
·Tbornalt)r. •
••penon1111, &.be 1upennt4&
dent belltw• tbat the ,lnJtDCJ
Hi Wdiwt JllOl>ltrn.1 trill be
dlmlldtW bj bariq an °"" cam~ .. ~ ba tnilttn
ID a IDllDDtO&nalUlei •
•
''An open campus 1111.tta the
atbool lD developJq a cl*r re-
latlomhlp with tho fa.rnily ln the
tellle that tbcr. la a better abar-
lnl of dual niepoaalblllty for atu-
denta• behavior.
"Too diet puent. lOQk to the
•ebooll to totally ctlltodlll and wat to bold the •cbool over-·17 rapamlblo for tho behnto. ol
adolescent ltud " Tbamaley Mid.
pr~:ci~ ~~rO::f>'iJ~rt..
would allow ~ ·parent to r.
q\& t that hlJ chUd DDt bl iJ.
lowed to~· canious.
It alao WOUid ""°"41 tb A"1
ol tb• tine bfib 'lehool prtn-
clpela Could dOM the cam-lf
M 1.-are abu.t Lbo. ~ WQPUIPrlvllel
The subpoena tbat brou;ht
Dledrkh tO court wu lQUed last
week aftc' be report.ed.11 refuMd to •atldaet.orilr answer 41
tlonl pioMd to biai ID the. If and
JurJ room b7 Aal'atct Dfltrlct AUoraq MlCbM!Caplul '
Jt WUnpoctiJd ~mod~ ' ,..aftd Jury MUtclii:I WU taken up
•lttl • •mes of •cc atfona
made b7 Diedrich dotl.u nlc.b
tbe ~claimed tbill the • ~:~=~~ii:UM..:
more than a th1At1 clU,uiMa
.. trittb bunt" 4•toed to ClrSve him fromoftlet.. n ... ftjofted t Dltarfa ac:m.d CaplzJ:I
Di,edrich
Gets Day
Delay
91 TOM BASLEY Oftlll~,,, .......
Oran1Ee Countv Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich appeared
before three Superior Court
judtea today in a bid to delay a
heariq called when be reporUct.
ly refused to anawer Grand Jury quesUom.
But the only de~ay the
belea,uered county om"Ct .. "could get wu a 24-hour hol~ • or·
dered by prealdln1 Judie Jen
K . McMllJ an who re ~·
tran1crlpt of the grand J ·.~c.,
session before rultnr.
''These 1eemed to be pretty
s imple que1tlons," Judae
McMillan told Diedrich. "And we
have to remember that the term '
o( the current 1rand Jury expires
this month." ·
''Thil thins has been 101111 on
for eilbt months, your honor,"
Diedrich complained. ••1 want
time to 1tudy this issue and I
want tlme to hire tbe attorney
who can handle tbls ln a proper
manner."
But Judie McMUlan reflded to
extend the time sranted Diedrich
beyond2p.m. TueMay.
Died.rich declined to ldeotttY
the attorney be had ln mlnd. The
superviaor made It clear outside
the courtroom that the two at·
torneys currently wor~lna for
him are not adequate to work on
Issues posed in the new Grand
'Jury probe.
Diedrich appeared lirat today
hf'lforf! .Jud2e James H .
Walsworth who dlaqualified
himself from the hearlna with
.lhe explanation that he ls \be
ouperior Court liailOO with the
~rand jury.
Diedrich then went to Judie It. Warren Knight's courtroom to be
!told after a 31>-minute delay that
p udae Kruabt's heavy Monday
;calendar would not permit him to <See DIEDRICH, Pase AZ)
'Newport Road
Project OK'd
The. Grilflth Company of Irvine
has been awarded a $29$,000 con·
tract ror the w1denlng of Superior
A venue In Newport Beach Crom
twolaneetofour.
Newport Beach city coun·
cllmen approved the contract for
the project between Placentia
A venue and lnduttrlal Way.
Work la expect~ to belin by
rold-July and ahould be complet-
ed by October, 1ccordln1 to pro-
ject -ainfff Joma Woltera. De
satd that, during eooatruction,
the contractor will keep one lane
of traffic open lo each direction.
Coa8t
Late n11ht throulh mtd·
morning tow cloudlne11
otherwl1e fair tbrou1h
Tue.W. LoW'I tonl1bt, lJi
upper IOI. Hl1M 'tunaay
near 70 at beathd to up-
•per: 70lt tft11nd.
a •~bool fln.al\dDt plan wbkb
would lhare ~ wealtb amona
all 1,05t acbool dbttlcta in tht
state.
The ru.llDu have a 1ta11ertni
Impact oo Callf orula education,
a!f ectlnc tbe dlttributJoo ol f1
bUlioA 1Mually ln pubUc support
for 1chool1 ancl · •.s ~UUon
children.
Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. 1a1d
the decla1oa meus ltll Ume to a«
"'ifl.I ell wlH ,.-Y.W.1 ill,.._, JO '•11
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OIL BEGINS FLOWING THROUGH ALASKA PIPl!UNE
After Nlne..Y••,., $7.7 BHMon ~ Wortdng
Ala,skan Oil Be~m
Slnw Trip Southward
PRUOHOJ!: BAY, Alaska <AP>
-Hot otl from beneatl\ the
permanent.ll' fro~.,n soll of
Ala•k•'• Arcilc Nortll Slope be·
1an nowtn1 throueb the fT, 7
bllllon trans·Aluka pipeline to-
day.
The startup marked the
culmination of n\ne years of plan·
nlng and build1n1 in the lareest
and most expensive project un-
dertaken by private industry.
It means 1.2 million barrels of
oil dally soon wUI be on lt.11 way to
market.
"We've done a damn eood
job," declaNJCI William Darch,
president of Alyeaka Pipeline
Service Company. "Our destiny
11 ln our handl. The problerna are
now ours to solve, which ii a very
1ood po1ltJon to be tn aft.er the
la1t couple yean."
lt coat $7.7 billion to build the
800-mlle tube from Ptudhoe Bay
here oo the ArctJc Ocean, 250
mllu north ol the Arctic Circle,
to the port of Valdez on Prince
William Soun4. Development ol
the welll at tbta end ot the pipe
eott an addJJional $C billion.
<S-OIL. P11e Al)
llEU1 WANTED,
c,ur W1'I1l AD
''My husband la very
metlculoua about the bou.e. So
when I went b1ck to work -(
Meded help ri&bt away."
That'• tbe 1to1'y behind a
Newport Beach woma1t'1 own ad·
vertl1tn1 1ucc .. 1 when •he
placed um cluallled ad:
Uve·hl maid, mmt keep hou•e dean. Pl1 room. ba. experienced, xxx·
XlUCX. She found her helper wtth1n
boura aft.er thcl ad appeared ln
the Dally PtJot. Wh1tever your
needs, call M3-51'7t. 1"he Dally
Pt lot ii the people's market place
alon1 the Oranse Cout.
N
..
. Serrano ~tiling
OD a ~ ICbool finance A ·
form. • .
Bl"OWI\ llid tM rulJDI ·alv•
Calttomta "ltl marcbin1 orden ..
The tJme to act ii now. And, u we
do IO by eddln1 moaey. we lbOuld
insist upon school reform and al·
teDUootobaaJca." 1n appeallna to the Supreme
Court, Loi Ancel• County aov·
ernment ud sctbool officials Hid
tbe ltM4 court rulina• could not.
stand beeauae I.be oria al au:lt cball~ the 1yatem'1 nlldit1
never made tile covtROr or
le1l1lature panlea to tbe taM.
.. Million• of eblldi'en and future 1e:nenUom ot mll»cna d
ebUdren have been denMeid ~
e.ctural due ptoceu law,•• UM~
pealsald.
The California Supreme Court
rulina. wbicb aftlrmed . de-
cision Of a •late trial court. ellell·
tially leav• lt up to the st.Me
letlalature to come up whh a.
~·· Tbe cue b-.• iA lta 1'ben
the pveat.a ol '11 LOI Aniel•
Couaty tebool children sered
county offlelala a11d Hveral
school dlltrjcts.
After varloua prellmlntry
court nallAp It.retched out over a
aix-veu oeriod. Loi Aa~eles
<8eelCllOOLS, Pase Al)
Bull • ·g Halt?
Moratorj,um Pmhed in NB
BJ JOANNE &EYNOLD8 ot ... .,..., f'lltt ..... .
If three ol the seven members
of tbe Newport Beach Planninl
Comm1Mloa tt.ve their way, the
city will balt all conatructlon un·
Ul the clt>:'• road system can
catch up wtlh tralfic.
Tbe~~mluloners, Paul
Belalll, nau SeelJ and Bill Aaee
were 1ble to push thTouah their
. recommebdaUon for a buildln&
moratorium late lut Tbunday
ni1bt. Two commissioners -
Paul Hummel and Georce Cokas
-were abeent from the meetl.n&.
The uiove, brought up u an
ofl·a1mda Item, was oppoe«I by
Commission Chairman Jackie
Heat.her and Commisaloner Bill
Frederickaao who both aald they
fell the matter ou1ht to have a full
public beartn1.
The moratorium needs city
A .. S .d Mi . min m ss1ng
Alter Killing Try
NAIROBI, Kenya (AP> -
U1andan Preaident ldi Amin la
mlHln8 after a weekend as·
HHlnatlon 1tt:, a Kenyan
newapaper aatd y.
Uaandall officials said the re·
Port wu faife, but a man who
antwered the lelepbQo at
Amla'• bom aald f\e had not
... a1nc. Frlda.y. •we don't know where be la or
*ti•l b,.. bappeed to him," the
Unldentlfled 01andan said. "We
1'tre expecUnl him Friday even· W· We tried in vain to find hJm. we don't know where be " now.
ind nobod1 bu any explana·
Uon." He said "some people have
sone to look for Amin at Murch.iaon Fall•" ln nort.bweet
U1anda.
Tbe independent. Nairobi Daily
Nation quoted unldenttrled
sources u saytna two ~
tried to kW Amin on Sat~rday at
the Bayttabtre tradinr enter
two miles from bla home at En· tebbe~ The paper qUoted Vice Prest·
dent Mustafa Adrbl a• •aytttg
the police~ army were looking
for Amin throu1bout U1anda but
he refused to confirm or deny the
a11uslnation attempt.
"Ir you find him, please con-
tact U11nda immediately." it
quoted Adrl1l.
In t.he put, the newspaper bu
not alwaya been completely ac·
curate ln ita reports from U1an·
da, but the reportl hive usually
contained aome 1abltance.
In W11bln1ton, U.N. Am·
b11sador Andrew Young was
uked about Amin when the am·
baHador left. a Cabinet meettne
a\ the Wblte HOule.
To a suuest.lon from a re·
porter taiai Amln dlaappeared, Y~J tnUed: .. Well, I hope -~Y helped hhn1 l wouldn't
mind him fust taklng off on his
R!POA1'm MISllMQ
Uiancf•'• ldl Amin
own."
An information ministry
spoketman ln Kampala, U1an·
da'• capital, said by telephone he
knew nothing or any dlsap·
pearance but said there had been
no official word on .Amin'a ac·
tivitJe. since Saturday when he
· waa presented with a 1lant flab
cau1hUn Lake Vlctori1.
Radio Uaanda reported that
Amin milhl attend a ''refuaee
day" cefebraUon in western
uaandatodi)'.
A apolceaman 1l the presldent'•
of flco ln K~ala said he dkt not
believe anYtbln1 bad happened
to Ainln or that ~ waa mJPiq.
He woul4 not aay where th• pre·
alde.nt wu, but Amin it ~ecret.tte
about bl.I mows.
council approval to be put into ffl.
feet IDd it is npected to be
broulht before the C'OWlcU nut
Monclay.
Councilmen iD February wl*I
down a proposal by Councllm
P1ul Ryckoff which would bHe
lmpoeed a moratorium on ~
sidentlal construcUon. That bid
failed by one vote.
Monday's meeting could i>n>·
vide a second chance for lb'
moratorium notion becauae1rt leut two anti-moratorium ·
cil members are expected
miu the meeting. Councilwoma,n
Lucille Kuehn ls recoverine from
surgery and Mayor Milan Dost.i,
who voted against a moratoriuQt
last February, a1ao ls expected to
be absent. 4
The recommendation from tho
plannlnc commission in·
corporates a aectlon of a report
complied by the Citlsens
Transportation Plan Advisory
Commttue which says that road
development that has taken .
place 1n Newport Beach and that
after that ne't._ construction
would be penqilfed only in ~·
cert wttb ldditlonal road de-
velopment.
The 11te.t. moratorium b\d '
~... l',PapA!)
. Man Stricken,
FaJ.18 From
/,Pier, Rescued
Newport Beach lllepards wd
tod1y a S1nta Ana man ap-parently suffered no after effecta from an epileptic aeuure that
e1u1ed blm to lall lnt.o the wat.r
otf &be Newport Pier Sunday II·
ternoon.
Lt . .Lotan Lockabey laid the I
man, John Lannln1. was ~
'with afrtend when the misbapoc·
curred. They said hi• friend.
Aurelio V111quez of Costa Meta
dove into the water art.er LaJf.I
nin1. :
"Fortunately. our boat wo
rieht tbei'e and picked them up, ..
Lockabey ldd.ed. '
Llfecuarda administered ftM
aid until paramedic• arriYed to
take Lanninl to Hoac Memol'lal
Hoepltal wlMre be wu treat.a
and released.
Lockabey nld the incident w•
tbe moat serious in a weehQd
that be described u "crowded
but quiet."
In all, 180,000 people vW
Newport Bea«b over tbe
weekend, but lifepardl were
ly called upon to rescue mi.,
from small aurf.
. ..
}DIEDRICH ••
bear &.be Diednch cue. ~ • ·Th• 1ubpoeoa that br~bt
• O'if'dtkb to court wu wued lut
,.ttk after be reportedly refused
tct saU.!acLOrlly ruuwer qua
ttons poled to hlm lo the cr&Dd
J\fry room by Assistant Dlstrkl
.. ,~tlorney Michael Capizzi. .
Jt was reported that most of I.he
'grand jury teasion WU taken Up
' "lth a aeries of accu1atlon1
outde by Diedrich durlne which '. tls,e auperviaor claimed that the
'i\fht-mooth probe Into lbe coun·
ty ~ political practices ia not.bing
• 111ore than a thinly dl•&uiled
• ..witch bunt" deal&ned to drive : hiDJ from office ..
. ·. It waa reported that Diedrich
a'CcuMd Caplu.I and the Grand
•· -3ory of leaking lnformaUoo lo
·:.the preu In a move to embarrass
:-. Mm and deat.roy his reputation. .....
It wu also reported that he
"'Criticized the Grand Jury for re-
•'fa1ing to tell him what, if any, of-
. fenses he is suspected of commit-
• ctn<
Also, sour<.'es Mid, Diedrlch
,otfldemned the Grand Jury for
.what he claims is an invaaion or
• hie privacy and criticized Capizzi
•,(or asking "personal" questions
that have no bearing on the in-
' NestigaUon. ..
It was also reported that
.Diedrich urged the Grand Jury to
. ~itber indict him or leave him
lllone "to cai-ry on" with
respon.sibiUUes lo his omce.
;£rime Spree .. ,,,
.Sfapect in
· ~ewport Jail
' An ill·fated crime spree begun
,.over tM weekend by a handful of
fUverslde area resident11 ended
with one man in Newport Beach .
City J all today.
Newport Beach detectives said
today they are looking tor the
·four companions of Wllllam
Delano Kelley, 23. of Rubidoux.
"Who was arrested Sunday in
Rl\ters!de m a car allegedly
stolen In Newport Beach.
According to officers. Kelley
and his tour friends allegedly
stole a van in Riverside on Satur·
day and drove It lo Newport
where they allegedly stole two
purses from beach visitors to find
money to buy aas for the van
The purses contained a total ol
only 50 cents. officers userted
Apparently the five men then
broke into a garage of a Weal
Newport home, lakln1 lhe
owner's 1965 Corvalr and about .
700 pounds of meat kept in a
freuer in the 1ara1e.
Police put out a broadcast on
the car, which Riverside Police
spotted early Sunday momlnJ
with Kelley asleep ln th• back
seat. Hi• companloaa wer• 1one, policesald.
He was booked on 1uaplclon of
burglary when officers claimed
they found 'ono of the mlnln1
packa1es of meal In the car with
him.
o"ANOI coMT H
DAILY PILOT
n.. ... _ ·-,._ .. _,.... ... _ ........
°""""' •. i-_., ...
........ W"'flllt ·~
00. ff• tarried a pauport and
other pa UaUq him.elf u
I c''"" Ttom.u, 11, who .waa acqaalnted wllh Susan
o.mei., ZS, I.be former Harbor
A rear •bo lto pert.shod.
Miu D tla' mot.her and step·
fa\Ur, K.c. aad Mn. GU Modi• ot NftJPC)ft Beaeb. are myatified
about. the idcnUty ot her compa·
nJon. ''I Im.aero. that 1cboolteael\er
in Patil lmowa wbo be ii. but be'•
probably afraid of 1etUq into
trouble," Mn. Hodae• said to-
dal. • 'We've talked to people
who've been over tbere and it'I a
common practice to loan or sell
11<>meone elle your papers "
.. No matt.er who be ia," abe
said aadly, "knowing who be is or
was can't bring our daughter
back .. "
The my•tery John Doc and
Ml11 Daniet., a PhD candidate in
busineu adminlstrat\on at
UCLA, died of traumatic shock
and expo1ure 24 to 48 hours alter
tbecraab.
They miaht have survived had
It not been for what San Luis
Obispo County Sheriff's Office
supervisors now say was a dis··
patcher's bad judement
The dispatcher considered a
report by Cal Poly student
Richard Manzer, 26, of an orange
flash and dymg alow in the sky
near Cuesta Summit about 9: 15
p.m. the rught or the crash to be
loo vague and uncorroborated lo
send a deputy to check It out.
He apparently had arrixed his
own photograph to the passport
beloneing lo Tromeur who told
Fren<.'h authorities be had lost 1l
ear her lbls year while in the U S.
attending UCLA classes -150 1t
was presumed the dead man was
Tromeur
Viejo Company
Gives Schools
(
$437 ,500 Aid
81 WILLLUl SCH&EIBB&
OI .. o.llY Pt19C "4tff
The Miaalon Viejo Company
presented Capistrano Unified
School District trustees with a
check for $a7,500 today to be
used for "enban~tment" of dis·
trlct acboc>t. within the Mission
Viejo planned community
The caab donation, largest
ever made by the company to the
Capistrano district, •u present·
ed by Art Coot, a company vice
president, to CUSD Board
Chairman E.G. "Ted" Kopp.
"This is a significant gift an
unheard of thing," Kopp said
"Over and above a tax wr1teorf
or anything ehe, it reflects the
pride the company bas in lu
community "
Most of Mission VieJo's pr~ent
growth area lies within the
Caplatrano district, with the
other half of the community gov-
erned by the Saddleback Vallty
Unified School Diatrict.
The company haa also made
large donations to the Sad·
dleback district in the put.
The Capistrano district cur·
reotly bas three elementary
acboola in Miuioo Viejo with two
more on the drawln1 boards.
ln the fall, Caplltrano Valley
Rish School in the south part or
the community will open its
door• for the flnt time.
Ko.,., 1ald the company'• caah
1lft will permit the ~lrlct to •'do
aome thine• we wouldn't have
been able to do with tax or bond money.".
The seven-member CUSD
board will consider the posslblll·
ty of using the money to build a
stadium, complete with seats
f',....PflfleAJ
SCHOOLS ••
. .
Future E~ecutl1'es
Kathy Forbalh, the out1<>ing atudent body president at Estancia High School, and Ben Koontz, incomlne presi-
dent at Corona del Mar High School, have been named
recipients of the future executive scbolarthips ll'•nted ·
by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce.
4 Nabbed in Dana
On Drug Charges
Five men remain in custody to
day m Newport Qeach alter
police alleged they sold 25 pounds
of marlju~na lo undercov.er ,,,....,..,,.AJ
OIL •••
No apeecbea, ceremonies or
special events heralded the
startup. Oilmen said the first
openlne of the valves -directed
bv a computer tn Valdez -would
be about u exciting as lurnme on
a 1arden hos€.'
•·we deliberately wanted to be
low key about this." said a
spokesman for Al yeska, the con-
sortium of eight oil companies
formed to build the line. "We'll
have som€.' sort of celebration
later."
narcotic• officers over the
weekend.
Tbe four men were arrested in
Dana Pqint by officers from the
. Newport Beach Police Depart·
. . meot, aided by officers from
Laauna Beach.
lfooked on cbargea or con·
1plraey and aale of marijuana
were:
Edwin Michul Anderson, 33,
of 3821 W. 226lb St., Torrance;
Robert Charles Hitchcock, 23, ol
31651 Jewel Ave., South Laauna,
Ronald Franklin Haddock, 28, ot
2324 Pacific Ave., Corona del
Mar; Louis Peter Lu<.'heai, 33, of
34833 Dana Strand Road, Dana
Point, and James Lee Pt-ench, 33,
of Walnut.
The five men are being held in
lleu or $7,500 bail ••ch.
~ spokesman for the police de
partment said the arreus
culminated an lnveatlgaUon of
Uie activities of the eroup in Lbe
Harbor Area.
W AIHINGIVW CAP> -
bavt DO leCal or ~t.lt.utloul ...
qulremeal to "1 for
Uoat f poor •omt it the
motlaen• U••• are oot •n· danaered.. tile o.s. SUpr.rn• Court Hld today.
In a "11es ot S.3 votea, the
court abo decided that public
bo9pttab have no lefal obll11tlon
to pay for voluntar)' abo.rtionl ol
poor women.
,... court Mid Ital• could pay
for abortlom if they want to. but
not mqy lblt• are expected to
decide 1D root such bllla. The de-c I 1lon'1 praetlcal errect,
tberefort, i1 that moet poor
women wW haft to Mak abor·
tlou at b-ee clinic• 1tafttd by docton not oppoeed to abortian.
While not diacussin1 federal
fundin&, the court'• decision alao
appeared to cloar t.be way for
Coo119'& to paaa a bill which
would cul on federal monies for
elecUve abortions. The court's
declaloo did not go u far as en·
donin1 the t1nd of le1lslallon
Conares1 la conalderlna. a law
that would cut ort federal money
ror all abortions -even those ln
which the life of the mother ls en-
danaered.
Lut year, ConJ?eu puaed a
bill, the so·called Hyde amend-
ment, that ended federal fu.oclinc
for all abortloal except tbcle ln
which the Ufe of tbe mother
would be endangertd by
childbirth. A federal Judie in
New York, however, lmmedlat.e-
ly declared that letJ.alailon uo-
comtltutional. .
The Supreme Court'• declaiona
said states -a.ad preaumably
Congress -may encourage
women lo carry their prepan-
ciu lo the cblld-bearini staae.
Tbe court's decisions did not
retreat, however, from the
jualices' 1973 ruling that all
women may legally choose to end
their pregnancy In Ila flr1l three
months, free of governmental In-
terference.
The question of welfare pay·
meats· for abortions arose In
caaes from Connecticut and Pen.'
naylvanla. The h11b court said
the CoosUtution's usurance of
equal protection under the law
and provialons of the Social
Security Act do not. mean that
bi e lo pay
aBQJrt..1iW1• -••• t
•t&tM ll"OYide flsl&H:lal
poot' who
cblldrw.
'I"-cowt. an down tbe dedatom of two lower ~.
ruled that Pennsylvanla olftdall
did not violate tM Social Security
AC!t bJ retualna 1o pay for elec-
tive abortions. Tbe court abM>
saJd that Canneetieut otndals
did Dot •lolate tbe eqaal·
protectioD lafe,uardl i.Dd\ldld
in the 1'th Amendment by rtfm.
in1 to pay for elective abmUclm
for wocom on wdfare.
Justice Lewi• F. Powell lr •
wrote the towt'• m~t.y opl.
nion. He 1WU joloed by C2tlel
Jultlce Warren E. Burger and
Juallcea Bvroo R. White, William
H1 Rebnqulat.. Potter Stewart and
John Paul Stnena.
Justices 'fturgood Marshall:
Wilham J Brennan Jr. and
Harry A. Blackmund1saented.
F,.._P~AJ
HALT •••
would affect all construction.
Last Fberuary's proposal in·
volved only new realdential con-
struction.
Mn. Heat.btt-aald 1be opposed
the proposal becauae it wu
broulht up without benefit ot a
staff study and public be~
because of the city's peodinctr&f·
ficmodel.
Tbe city i1 working on a com-
puterized traffic model, which
should be ready by the end ol tho
year. It will enable staff mem-
bers to determine the traffic im· pact of new development.
Pending developments. in the
city which could be affected
should a n1orat.orlum be imposed
include the 229-unit Sea !Aland
apartments near the Newporter
Inn. the Westdiff Grove homes.
part of Harbor Ridge near
Spyglass Hill, as well as peading
com merciaJ proJeclll in the Koll
Center and Emkay develop-
ments near the Orange County
Airport and construction of
Corporal€.' Plaza in Newport
Center.
The U.S. Interior Department
gave final clearance to move the.
oil about 26 hours berore the of
ricial startup time. By then, oil
had already begun to now from
wells in the 25-by-lO·mile North
Slope field tnto feeder lines and
storage tanks adjacent to Pump
Station No. 1.
A week ago, the first 85 miles
of the 48-inch pipeline wa. fiUed
with noncombustible nitrogen
eaa to eUmmate the possibility of
an explosion when the oil iioes in
SChool Board OKs. SchoolSeeb
More Funds
For Teachers
The oil begins it.a Journey slow.
Iv at about 1 l miles per hour
when It nows at the Initial rate or
300,000 -barrels per day Darch
saya the line will quickly reach a
daily production level of 1.2
million barrels.
Parking Lot Sale
The first oil into the line wilJ be
heated to about 140 degrees. Ill!
lemperature will drop as the line
dips Into the permafrost layer
which blankets the state north of
the Brooks Range. By the lime
the oil arrives at Valdez, its lead-
ing edge will be chilled to about
35 degrees and M sticky aA tar
because of the cooling effect of the pipe.
"It 'II gradually get warmer"
ns the following oil heats the
pipe, Robertson said "It's hke
turning the hot water on at your
house. It starts out <.'old and then
gets warmer until It's so bot you
<.'an't stand It."
When the oil reaches Valdez, it
will be pumped into tankers.
After that. 1ta destination is not
u certain.
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District trustees have approved
the s ale o( part or the district's bus p8fkang lot lo the City of
Coata Meta for the exlention of
Bear Street.
Trustees noted that the district
won't make any money on the
$118,000 aale.
or the $118,000 paid to the dis-
trict, ~1.000 will be used lo re·
Fro91PageAJ
CUP •••
finish.
The loesea 1ave Enterprise a
1·3 record aiatnat the two .kin11
Point syndicate boats -lqdepen·
dence and Coara1eou1, which
were picked by the race commit·
tee to duel twice today on Rhode
Island Sound.
construct the bus parking lot
which fronts on Baker Street and
another $18,000 will be used to
build a retalning wall to separate
the lot from Uie street extension.
The remainder. said diatnct
spokesman Jean Harmon, will go
to the state which loaned the dis·
trlcl the funds lo buy the pro-
perty.
She explained that under state
law, all funds netted by a school
district in the saJe Of land OC·
cupied by a school-related raclli-
ty that was bought with stale
money must be returned to the
state.
The city plans to extend Bear
Street from ita current terminus
at Baker throuib the Mesa Del
Mar tract ao that it wll connect
with St. Clair Street and provide
a fro'ntaae road that rou1bly
parallels the Corona del Mar
Freeway.
The project bas not yet been
scheduled for construcUon.
Omcials or the Newport-Mesa
UniOed School District are seek-
ing a SH,400 state grant to hire
two Instruct.ors In fine arts for the
coming school year.
The runds, which would be
augmented by $4,800 of district
money, would enable the district
to hire choreographer and
theater arts specialist Barbara
Harris to work out of Newport.
Harbor High School and painter
Kathie Jessie who would work
with students at Harbor View.
Monte Vista, Mesa Verde.
Mariners and California Elemen-
tary schools.
Mra. Harris hu worked as a
volunteer in the d11trict, c~
graptuna Harbor ffieb's apring
production, ''Bye Bye Birdie,"
among Olber projects. She would
be available to all schools in the
dl1trtct if the grant ia approved.
Miu J"'ie baa tau1bt art at several of Lbe district's schools.
Oil Brings Woes, No Bargains
NEW YORK CAP> -The milllons of barrels or oil from
Alaska's North Slope wlll create new problems for America's
complex petroleum distnbulion syatem. And the new supply
woo 't lower consumer prices.
After nine years of controveray and construction, oil be1an
movln1 through the trans·Alaska pipeline today. from
Prudboe Bay In the North to Valdez In the South Tht fll'at ship-
ment by tanker will reach Callforn1a In Au1U5t.
THE PIPELINE 18 l!:XPECTEDTO carry at least 1.2 million
barrels ol oU a day by the middle of next year -7 percent of the
nation'• dally consumption of lT million barrels.
lronkally, ln tlHt mtdst ~an enerCY erials, 1D01t oblenen
believe the Alaskan oU will create an oversupply J)l'Oblem on tbtl
W•l Cou~ which bu been importln• oil from the Ml ut
lndon•ta. The aurplu.a mlaht reach 400,000 batt91J • dQ, tom•
~~-~~ . Tht\'• bfca Ute West Cout lackl the NflD t1 \o Pn>Cal Aluka'• blj.b aurtot com.at oil. The Gulf Cout and the &an
have WI tm ot retln.ery. but bow to cet the Ala_ak"an oU tllc!nf
THE ADVANTAGE, SIMPLY, IS that the tundra be1onp to
the United Stat.es, so the money -more than ~billion a year -
wUI 1tay In the country.
Two mator alternatives have been under consideration for months a aolutiona to the oversupply problem on the West·
Coaat: Ship it by tanker or pipeline to Gulf Coasl refineries or
1blp it oveneu, moe&. Ubly lo Japan.
Such aU experts .. Johe Ucbtblau of the Petroleum Industry
Research FoundaUon prefer exportation to tmproYe the U.S.
balance ot pa,ymenta. But current law forbtda exportaUon or
American OU.
BRM COOP&&. A •••&• °' th• staff or UM &mate tub-eommlU. on en.trlY ~·Uoo and reaulatlon, said lheNi ti
little obrie that eon,, Would chance lbf law. evflft if p,..1. •
dent Carter neornmeod-• da.u:ltt. .
'1 tb1Dk lt would be hard tor Carl.er to •BY ao one bed, 'Loe*. • · ••'n ruDn1u out fJI/ oll,' and on the other, ·.We"ve sot ao macb, n'n Sol to tllf o ltoverMU' :•Cooper said.
So tllat loaY 1btpm to the Gulf Cout. ul oil eompW.
have DOt b.-•bl• to wlo •llll'OVal ttom JocaJ aulboriUa fOf' con-1tncUon <ta Wal eout.Gull Col.It plpellne, or eve permlSlioli to conv rt an u.i.un1. uou.ed natural t plpellne. . . .
TAN&&U W01JLD Ut\VR TO t.ake the oU t.brou&h tbe
Panama canal "° Use Gull Cc>Ut, and on compaftt otttclalJ ·~
th•r• .,.. DOC t!IPOUlh "Wtken available for 1ucb ... SOhlo ...
ecut\v• at.lmate that uQ4 ir j.be •t drcum1&anct1. 1001000 JtO .000 blrre1I Of ulirillnic1 dQde atut will accum'QJatt eteb d17 u t~ •Well COut.
tor '"°' •• &rt.
Viejo C~Dipany Gives Schpols $437 ,5
Ugaml.a's
ldiAmin
Missing?
NAIROBI, Kt1nya CAP) -
Utandan President ldl Amin la
mi11ing alter a weekend u -
autlnatlon attempt, a Kenyan
tin 1paper 1aid today.
U candan om cl ala said the re·
port waa falae, but a man who
anawered the telephone at
Arnio'• home 1aid he had not
been Men since l"'riday.
"We doa't know where he la or what bu happened to him," the
unidentified U1andan aald. "We
were expectln1 him Friday even·
in1. We tried in vain to find him.
We don't know where he la now,
and nobody ha1 any explana.
t.ion."
He said "some people ban
gone to look for Amin at
Murchison Falla" in northwest
1 Uganda.
The independent Nairobi Dally
: Nation quoted unidentified
sources aa saying two gunmen
tried to kill Amin on Saturday at
the Bayltabire trading center
two mUes from hla home at En·
tebbe.
The paper quoted Vice Presi·
dent Muatafa Adr1ai u 11yln1
the police and amay were lookla•
for Amin lhrouthout U1anda bui
he refused to confirm or deny the
aaausination attempt. ·
"If you find him, pleue con·
tact U1anda immediately," It
quoted Adri1i.
In the past, the newspaper bu
not alway• been completely ac·
curate ln ill report.a from Utan·
da, but the reports have Utually
con talned some 1ubltance. 1 In Washlncton, U .N . Am·
bauador Andrew Youns waa
asked about Amin when the am·
(See AMIN, Pa1e Al)
Two Mexican
Doctors Ask
Laetrile OK
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)
Two Mexican doctora are uldns
a federal judge to 1rant them the
aame power he bu given U.S.
docton to authorize Importation ·
of Laetrile, the alle1ed anti·
cancer remedy banned by the
federal 1ovemment.
U.S. District Judie Luther
Bohanon had ruled In a clus·
action suit that terminally ill
cancer patients could Import
Laetrile by applyin1 to the court
for pennlaalon and 1etUn1 t.betr
phyalcla.u lo alp affidavit.I on
their behalf.
The requeal w11 flied on behalf
of Ors. Marlo Soto and Raul
Moral• Aceves, both of Tijuana.
Late nleht &hroulb mid·
mornln1 low clO'ldlHH
otherwlae fair lbroush
Tuesday. Lowa tonJpt in
upper 50s. HJ1bJ T\Mlday
near 70 at btac.btl to up-
per 70I lnlan4.
. .
Cap ano d11trict, wttb the
ot!a Mii ~the commWllty p -
enaed lw.tbe SlddJ ack Valle)' Untned kboOI Di.ttrt
Tbe COIDPADI bu allo made
lar•• donation• to tbe Sad· dle61 dllbtct m Che put. Tbe Capistrano dlatiict cur-
rently bu thret eltmentary
teboob lD IO•IJoa Viejo w11b two
llMN'e cm the di'awinl boar<b.
lo tbe fall, Caplatrano Valley
Roc?lc, Roe~ Roe ••
Fans proyjded their own perl0r1'11lng art.a at the Big A irJ
Anaheim Sunday to 1upplement the fare that ranied
from headliner Alice Cooper to an escape art.lit in a
strait jacket. Tbe theme was Scb0ol'1 Out. Pictures and
story are on Page A3.
·Top Court Denies
SchoQI Tax Appeal
W ASlllNGTON (AP> -The
U.S. Supreme Court today let
stand a ruling striking down
California's local property tax
1ystem for fittan~iog public
schoolt. •
The justices refused to hear an
appeal from a California
Supreme Court decision last
December w~ch struck dowu the
atate Jebool financln1 syatem u
a vlola.Uon ol the state conatltu-tlon.
The It.ate'• 1ystem, fn use for
100 yean, w., found by the st.ate
courta tO rely too heavJly on the
wealth of IMMdual school dlt·
trlct.1 and the local property tu-
" they can 1enerate \o sup910rt education.
The ttate court rullnaa, In ef.
feot, 1'4lVe the Ca1'fornla
Le1l1lature until 1990 to draw ~ a 1cbool nnancin1 plan which
would share the wealth amon1
all 1,054 tchool dl•trfeta In the
1tate.· '
The rulln&~ h~ve a 1tas1ennc
lmpatt on California educaUdn, atfeet.tng the dtatnbuUon ot fT
billion annually In public support
for achool1 and 4.S million
children.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. said
<8ee8CROOLS, Pate AZ)
••My buaband is very
meticulous about the home. So
when I went back to work -I
need .. belp ri&bt away.''
Tbat'1 the atory behind a
NewPort Beach woman's own ad-
vertlatn1 1ucce11 when she
placed th.la clantfted ad:
Llv•·ln maid, must keep
houae clean. Pri roo m,
ba, e!lperlenced, Xllll·
lClCXlt.
Sbe found her helper within
boura after the ad appeared ln
the Dall>: Pilot. Whatever y0ur
needs, cjll M2·118'78. The Dally
fllot la the ~e·1 market place ·
•Iona u.. Orance Cout.
Hiib Sctm ID a.be IOUtb pmt ~
the eommwdlJ' will opm lta
doon for tMflnt Um•.
Kopp a.aid Ule eompay•1 cub &lit wW permit tbe tliltr1et to "do
aome tblall we wouJdD~ bave
bffn able to do wt&b tax or bclDd
mooey."
The aeven-member CUSD
board wW comlder tb9 pouibW·
ty of uaJ.q the mone1 to balld a
1tadium, complete wit.la Mata
cbtck to tU dJ.IUtet. Ja
Toepl«, llll11loo Viejo c.om uecmin .tcepnUdent, Akl m_, ll to be uaed ... t the
creUon of tbe Board o ~·· Tbe GDl1 jll'O_vbo ll t.bd tt bO
spent on Kbool fadllUes wttblD
lllltalclD Viejo. 4
''The llllMlcm Viejo ~ coatlnu. to i'ecophe the fwt..
<See CHECK. Pa&e AZ> f
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Finally Opened
' ' Hot Oil ·FioWing -
Froni Alaska Pipe: .
PRUDHOE BAY, Alatka (AP>.
-Hot oil from beneath lbe
permanenUy frozen aoll of
Alaska'• Arctic North Slope be·
can flowin1 through the $7.7
billion trana·Al .. ka pipeline to-
day. .
The startup marked the
culminaUoo of nine yean of plan·
nlng and bulldlnl in the largest
and most expensive project UD·
dertaken by private lndu.1try.
It meant 1.2 million barrela of
oil daily soon wlll be on it.a way to
market.
"'We've done a damn 1ood
job," declared WUJlam Darch,
president of Alyeaka Pipeline
Service Company. "Our destiny
la In our handl. The proble~ are
now owis to tol ve, which l8 a very
good po1itlon to be In after the
last couiU years."
It cost $'1.7 billion to build the
800·mlle tube from Prudboe Bay
here on the Are?tic Ocean, 250 miles nof1h of th• Arctic Circle,
to Ute port of Valdes on Prince
William Sound. Development of
the wella at thla end of the pipe
cost an addiUonal $4 bUllon.
No 1peeches, ceremonla or
apeclal events heralded the
startup. Oilmen aald the flnt
openlnc of the valva -direeted
bv a compUter in Valdes -would
be aboUt u exclllng as tum1ng on
a garden hose.
"We deliberately wanted to be
low key about this ," aald a
spokeaman for Alyeaka, the con·
sorlium of eleht oil companies
formed to build the line. "We'll
!\ave some 1ort ol celebration
later.''
The U.S. Interior Department
<See OIL, Pate AZ)
Victim's Dad
Slain at Rites
ALEXANDER CITY, Ala.
<AP> -Mourner• at the funeral
of a 18-year-old rtrl watched ln
horror as the lirl '• 1teplather wu abot to death in the chapel.
Aulstant Alexander City
Police Chief Lyn Royall 1ald the
Rev. WU lie Maxwell, 52, of Nix·
bJlrl, aboc. thr• Ume1 ln the back
of the head Saturday with a .ZS.
caliber pistol, fell backward into
a red velva pew 11 IOO moumen
prepared to leave the tervlc• for Sblrley Elllqton.
Police charced RoMrt Lewis
Burn.a, 36, with the homicide. Ho
WU ldentlfled al 8 brother ol
Mr1. Maxwell'• totmer buband.
Police 11ld there bad been a
number of myatertou. deatha lD
thefamlly.
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OIL BEGINS FLOWING THROUGH ALASKA PIPELINE
After Nine Yeara, fT.7 Biiion Protect Wottdng
Saddlebilck Sclwol
Contract Ref!Ched
each 2,050 ltudenta. · Tho ratio
currently ii one for each 2.100
student.I. Cc¥>Per •aid thla cbqe
will require the blrine of one ad·
dltlonal full-time pa)'cbolotlat ·
next year. ·
Tota Murdered
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A 30-year-
old woman, Dianna leb Norrell.
bu been booked for lnvestiiatlon
of murder in the butcher-mite
•taltblnS deaths of lief two youn1 aone, GIOtl Jr., '5, IDt Lee, 2.
pollcedld. ,
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REPORTED MISSING
Uganda'• ldl Amin
FroaPogeAI
.... ·AMIN •••
?taa11ador left a Cabinet meellJlg
at the White House.
To a suggestion from a re. ,~porter tbat Amin disappeared,
·Young replied: "Well, I hope
'nobody helped blm I wouldn 't
mind him just takine orr on his
own."
An information ministry
spokesman in Kampala, Ugan
'da's capital, said by telephone he
' knew nothing of any disap
pearance but said there had been
·no ofClclal word on Amin's ac·
'tivities since Saturday when he "was presented with a giant fish
· c'ilueht in Lake Victoria.
Radio Uganda reported that
Amin might attend a "refugee
day" celebration in western
" ~u1andatoday.
' A apokesman at the president's
•office in Kampala said he did not
· believe anythin1 had happened
to Amin or that he was-missing.
He would not say where the pre·
• aident wu, but Amin ia 1ecretlve
about hls moves, preaumably for
·; .ecurity rea.sona.
F,...Pflflf!AJ
SCHOOLS ••
the decision moans 1t ls time to act
on a pending school finance re·
•form.
Brown said the ruhng gives
California "its marchinc orders.
The time to act Is now And , as we
do so by adding money, we should
insist upon achoo! reform and at·
ten ti on to basics.'·
In appealing to the Supreme
Court, Los Angeles County gov·
ernment and school offtcials said
the state court rulings could not
stand becawie the or11inal suit
challenging the system's validity
never made the governor or
legaslat.ure partaea to the case.
.. M11Uons of children and
future generations of mt~ons of children have been deni pro-
cedural due process low,'' e ap-
peal said.
The California Supreme Court
ruling, whlcb affirmed the de-
cision of a state trial court, e53en·
tially Jeaves it up to the state legislature to come up with a
remedy.
The cue began in 1968 when
the parents ot 27 Los Angeles
County school children sued
county oftlciala and several
school dbtrlcta.
DAILY PILOT
'
~·Board
Eyes Open
Campuses
Capbtrano UDlfied School Dia·
trlct trustees will be asked
tonilbt to open hip school cam-
puses Oct. 1, allowint lludenta to
leave acbool grounds wben they
are not scheduled fpr classes.
The acboo~rd meetin1 is to be1in at 7:30 .Jll. in district Of·
fices, 32t12 e Perfecto lD Sa.a
Juaa Cap!Strallo.
The opcm cam.pus recommen-
da&Joo eomes from a committee
established in February to in·
veltl1ate the advisability of such
a Policy in the Capistrano school
d1strlct. It baa the backing or
Su perlntendent Jet om e
Tbornaley.
"Personally. the superinten·
dent believes that the truancy
and tardiness problems wilJ be
diminished by having an open
campus," Tbornaley has wriUen
in a memototrusteea.
··An open campwi uaJata the scbool ln developing a closer re-
lationahlp with the family ln the
sense that there ii a better sbar-
ine of dual reapoa.aibillty for atu·
dent.a' behavior.
·'Too often parent.a loot to the
schools to be totally custodial
and want to hold the school over.
ly responsible for the behavior ot
adolescent students," Thomaley said.
The open campus policy, if ap·
proved by the school board,
would allow any parent to re-
quest that his child not be aJ.
lowed to leave campus.
It also would provide that 8.nY
of the three high school prtn.
clpals could close the campus, Jf
he feels students are abusin& the
open campus prtvlle1e.
Stolen Car
Slams Into
Police Auto
A Garden Grove p0llce car was
demolished and a pollce officer
hospitalized Sunday nt1bt when a
teen-age joy rider crashed a
stolen car into the p0llce unit.
According to a police report,
orticer Ronald Singleton was
monitoring the progre11 ot a
hlgb·speed chase when the nee-
in e teenager awuna hla c!'ar
around a comer, lost control and
slam med into the police unit.
The 8:45 p.m . colllsion oc·
curred at Knott A venue and
Lampson Street and ended a
three·rnile chase that began in
neighboring Cypress.
It was in Cypress that police
first spotted the stolen sport.a car
being driven by a 16-year-old
Juvenile.
The youngster was not hurt in
the Gardeo Grove crub that r•
suited ln the police orftcer's
hospitalization with injuries
deac,rtbed aa serious.
Grass Fire
Under Probe
In Huntington
A ll'US fire that burMd for
nearly three houri Jaat Friday tn
Huntington Beach remaiDa under
In veatiaation today.
Capt. Boaer Holmer aald that
ae.eral juvenll• had been ln-
teniewed. "but we have nothl.ns
sut.t8ntial Jet.••
··we do bow that there was no
natural source of timU= ln tho area,"beaald.
n. ftre ltalted ln nsanb srau
acro11 the atreet from HU.Dt·
tnat.anStaie au.ch.
Smob spna4 tO a num~= other cUi• and ttafllc w
up wlMD a Mellon Of P~tnc
Coast JDCbw~ wu c!oetd d~ 1n1 the ft.re.
8
apoct.ed to.
d to foot -..ch bills. 1be d•. ctlloa•s praeUeal effect.
lberdan 11 ott eo--
• ba•to ~ dou • tr.. ca ltaftid w Clotton not oppoMCf to abortion.
While oat cl1Kuuln~1~al fuDdlac, tho court'• dee ai.o =eel to dear the W1U' for to pa.a a bill wbich
WOU d cut otf federal mom. fOf'
elective abortiam. The eourt'a
decillon d1d ':Jo u far • en-donlnl the ot l~
ConlJ' .. 18 c:om:ldertq, a law
that would cul off federal money
for all abort.lam -even thole in
wbicb the Ille ol the mother la eo-
danlered.
Lut year, Coolres• pUMd a
blll, the so-called Hyde amend-
ment, that ended federal funding
for all abortioaa except tbOle in
•hlcb the Ute of the mother
would be endangered by
cblldbtrth. A federal jud1e in
New York, bowever, lmmedJate.
Jy declared that le&lalaUoo un-
conatltu&ional. .
Tbe Supreme Court's decisions
1ald stat. -and preaumably
Con1re11 -may encourage
women to carry their pregnan-
cies to the chlld·bearing slue.
The court '1 deciaiona did not
retreat, ~owe,.ver. from the
juattcea' 1971 ruling that all
women may ie1ally choose to end
their pregnancy in Its fJrSt three
months, tree or governmental in-
terference.
The question of welfare pay-
ments for abortions arose in
cases from Connecticut and Pen·
naylvanla. The hitb court said
the ConstitutJ00•1 usurance of
equal protect.ion under the law
and proviaiona of the Social
Security Act do not mean that
states have to pay for elective
abortiorua -even though the
states provide financial aid for
poor women who decide to have
cblldren.
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LONE RANGD. •LWR, TONTO IN 1• Rof• 'MMe lie A 8ett9f P9Non.',a.p Moore • ,r
Di Do, Sil~er ,
Lone Ranger: No &greu
DECATUR, Ga. (AP) -It's been 20 yem •Ince
Clayton Moore hung up his s:nut. but TV's former
Lone Ranier says be doesn't regret plaYin& the role that typecut him into aemi·retirfment.
"I JU8T NEVER wanted to do anythlnc else after
I started the Lone Ranaer:• Moore-said duriilg a
weekend appearance at a Decatur horse show. ••11en
in love with the character and I think p1a,ytq the
charaeter made me a better person,•• ·
Moore, now 62, starred in two films and more
than D> TV shows as the masked good guy.
•
Al
lt ... ,...i.cS that Dlildrtch = &Odt.be<lrmd IJ of 1nfClf'ID&tkm to D«t..-amo..IO
hi ~"" blanputadln. 1' •• ...., repcd9d u.. be
aiUa.d tllle Grand JUJ7 for re-
tuahll to tell b1m wbat, U QY, ol-
feuee be• pec:ted of commit..
dlli· Abo. IOUttes Wd. Diedrich leoademned tbe Grand Jury for i wbat be dahm 18 an lnnsion ot
. hi.I pri980 and criUclzed Caplui
·for uldDC '"penonal'" quatkms
tbat baft no beartna oa Lbe ID·
v..U,adon. ·
It wu alto r~ported that
Diedrich ursed the Grand Jury to
ettller. indict blm or leHe him alone ••to carry on" with
responsibilities to his office.
Diedrich also reportedly:
-Refued to cite bis PUtb
Amend.nMnt rt.iita .,ain.at aelf ••
lncrtminatloo wben uted about
a U ·bour viAit to Laa Vegas last·
October when he attended at-
torney Kicbael Remln&ton's
wedcllnl.
-Cited his First and Fourth
Amendment right.a as just call8e
to retuae to answer Capbd'a Las
Ve1u qu.don, a question the
supetvllor said was an invasion
of ''his privacy rights and with no
beart.ni on any issue before the
GrandJury."
' Wif e-aaver )
i Hospital.ized .
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
San Rafael man wu in satisfac-
tory condition in an army
hospital today, after a bell copter
hoisted him from a boat when he. JAY SU. VERDE ELS, who played the faithful In-stopped breaLhing following the
clian scout .. Tonto, .. llvea in Calabuas,. Calif., only reacue ot his drowning wlte, the
ho Sil h __ ,_ Cout Guard aa.ld. two miles from Moore's me. ver O'G.la now runs Hospital officials said Jay
an acting school for Indians. Thomtoo, <t7, wu in intensive M for Silver, the Lone Ranger's white stallion, he care at Letterman Army Medical
is now 28 and living "hl&h on the hog,•• Moore .re-Center here. They said Mrs.
ported. 'Thornton did not require
'-----------------------------------------..-. l hoapit.alizatioo.
The court, in striking down the
decisions of two lower courts,
ruled that Pennayl vania officials
did not violate the Social Security
Act by refusing to pay tor elec·
Uve abortions. The court a1&o
aaJd that Connecticut officials
did not violate the equal-
protection safeguards included
in the 14th Amendment by refus·
in1 to pay for elective abortiona
for women on welfare.
. ' T11rner Leads Cup Trials
Jwstlce Lewis F. Powell Jr.
wrote the court's majority opi-
nion. He wu joined by Chief
Justice Warren E. Burger and
Justices 8V1'0D R. White, William
H. Rehnquist. Potter Stewart and
John Paul Stevena.
Justices Thurgood MarshaU,
Willlam J . Brennan Jr. and
Harry A. Blackmun dla11ented.
F,.._P~Al
CHECK •••
damental importance or good
educational racUitle• and wishes
to express it.a continuing desire to
assist the district in bringing fine
educational facilities to the com-
munity," Toepfer aald.
Today's donation brings the
company's total contribution to
CUSD projects to more than $1.1
mUllonalncel969.
UnW today, the largest single
company donation bas been in·
atallatlon of u portable
classroom bulld.inp at a coet of
'290,000.
i . Twin Mutakes Keep Enterpriae ·at Bay·
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) -Ted·
Turner sauntered away from the
12·meter yacht Coura1eoua and
calmly crowed about beat.inc the
Enterprt.e twice in preliminary
trials for America's Cup defense
candidates. (Photo, PageC3).
It's unusual for the often out·
spoken owner of the Atlanta
Braves to crow quietly. ll'a also
unusual for an experienced 1ldp.
per like IAwell North to make the
same 1lartn1 mistake twice.
However, it happened Sunday
and North's Enterprise wound up
101101 another race because'ol a
Callure to cover his competition,
maneuvering to stay between
Courageous and the next mark.
In match racing, not coverine
your competitor while in the lead
is like spittine into the wind -
you don't dolt.
'•We bad no idea which way the
wind m.i1ht shift," North aald,
Su:nd•Y about the final leg ot the
aecond race. ..So we put on a
1ooee cover. I sueas it was too
loose. It was the same ,,81' we
Joel thatcine~.'' ·
Turner could not bave acned
more. ·
• 'Tbley can't tack with ua," be
a aid. "Flrlt of all, they don't cov-
er. When we iet ahead of them,
we cov• and llam dunk.••
87 lettiol Courageous, auc-
ceaaful America'• CUp defender
in 1974 '1et away on the final beat
into ~ averagina 10 to 12
knots, the Enterprise cost Itself
the second race Sunday. The
margin was one-half second, or a
mere two feet.
Tbe earlier race, over 13.S
miles, alao went to Couraceous,
which took the lead at the start
and held on for a 45-aecond
margin of victory.
Enterprlae had a 23-1econd
lead turning Into tbe float
windward le1 of the aecond
12.5-mlle race, but a tacld.n1 duel
was won by Turner .in a pbW.).'
flnilb.
Tbe Joqes J!:: Enterprise a
1·3 record ai the two Kinp Polnt IYDdicat.e boats -lndepeD.
dence and Coura1eou1. which
were picked by the race commit-
tee to duel twice today on Rhode llland Sound.
On Saturday, North avoided a
tacking duel that let Indepen-
dence win one or two bouts.
••1t doeln 't seem u though I've
learned a lesson,•' North said.
Asked l! he intended to keep the
other U.S. contenders covering in
the turbulent wake of hJs boat ln
future races, North said with a
smile: "Yes, I think ao."'
I
Onofre Strike Near End ··
A work strike that threatened
to cripple conatructJon of two
nuclear reacton at San Onofre
reportedly la near resolatlon
Operating Eneineen union of.
flcials declined comment.
Accordln1 to McCullough, the
Operating Engineers la the Jut
of the baalc crafts unions to ratify
wortlq aireementa.
Other un.iona, however, includ·
In1 pipellfters, are 1cheduled to
renew contract. July I. They are
in ne1otJaUon1J now.
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IN llGNING TBI 81U GOV. lrRHB call lt ID
.. blltorto moment" and he lddtd U.. wordl of w
"Ort&nlMd crtm• ll "°' wtlCCllD• in A&leUo Cl . I warn them, k.-p ,your ftlU\)' budl outot Atluuo Cit,r.
tho hell out al av eut.e. '' ·
Ah, th4\ rtnllftl "olar1Uon m°'t '"l::ntlrNd 10m1 old m1mort11. Vtoe and eorrupUOft b1v1 pin. ol tbe AtlenUo Qty 1oen1 tor more than eo ftlU"I. J>rtitJtuUoa wu a znaJ« taut there la ll80. JUttortu Chari• IC. funntn,..
POJUd that at the turn of Ute oentW')' "It wu eaay for the
vlalt.ol' to find • 11mblln1 den ln Atlantic City, re1ardl .. of
hlamtam." .
WIDLE ORGANIZED CKIJUN.U. ELEMENTS &N not
welcome ln Atl~Uc City today, at leqt not on Byme't ln·
vltaUon, th• welc:ome mat It out for oampanl• that nm
"wholesome" 1mblln1 operatlou.
Playboy Enterprlse3 has acquired beacbfront property ·
ln Atlantic City upon wbicb ll will erect a 800-room hotel
(cum c41ino ohourtt).
Resona intematlon•I haa the Palace Hotel and It plans
to have the city's flnt casino open thl• fall. Juat in time, too.
Rt1orta uatd to bt the Mary Carter Paint Compaby before
tht manac..nent decided lt would be more fun (and proflta·
ble> to 1huttle oard• than ml.Jc painta. It.a bli moneymaklnc
unit today l• the Paradlae laland caalno ln the Bahamu but
the Bahamanian governmen\ plana to natlon1U1e the
c11lnoe thtre by December. (Byrne would never do that.)
THEN THERE'S GOOD OLI> BALLY Mfg, Company,
tho Chlcaao-b••ed manufacturw ol alot maclllnn. Bally
baa bc>Q•ht the Marlborou1h·8lenholm, one of the rtlal
•howcllh hotela on the Atlantic City boardwalk, a~d It wlll, ot coune, modemlze it with a CHlno. .
Playbor,. Reaorts lntem1Uona1. Bally, These are tho 111ood 1uy1 'who are 1oins to accomplleh what tbe Offlce of
Economic Opportunity couldn't: urban renewal in AUanUc
City. At lont u they can prove they don't belon1 to the
Mafia, they're welcome.
County Firriu,
List Promotions
811Dda1 Chumbl•w· Fountain Valley, hu bffn appoint· td a11i1tant vtot pru dent and branch ~•na1er ot Ult Hun·
tlnftton Harbour o lice of f'lr1t Federal Bnta11 of
Ho 1Wood. She joined Firat F'edeul In April 1871 11 teller
and lat.er WQ promoted to •enior .. vh111 1upervl1or at the
Anaheim otlice.
* Laarte Chew, Huntington Beach, haa been appointed an
a11l1tant vtce preaidcnt with Bank of A1n1rtca'1 Los Anl•l• corporate aervloe otflct. ftht Joined BofA ln 19'14
and has 1erved the put 18 months a1 a senior lendlnl olrtoer
with the bank'• Loi An1eloa ln\emaUonal b.rutl1'11 office. tn
her new poet, •h• will ~ an Jccount officer wlth the cor·
porate ·~•o• orn~··· Bntr•y·CalUornla HC!Uon, whleh handles the bank's loan •ftd account bu.alnesa with m.Uor
corporate ouatomera In the eneray field lhrougl\out tho
1tate.
* 1'oaJ W•t. Dana Point, hu been promoted to loan
manqer and ualatant vlee prcaldent for Provldnt 'ed.tnl
laylftp, Dana Point. He ia former real estate appral1er at
tht office. Before Joining Provident In 1975, be wu a real
11tat1 saJesm•n and an appraiser with allother aavlnp and
loan usoolaUoa.
* .John L Hooper has been appointed vice prealdtat of tht
Wlllard Yacht Compny, Founto.ln Valley, tho produoUoa...
boat division of the Willard Company. He wu v1c. Pfelldent
ot tnitneerina and manu!acturlnc for the Ajax Ihtcma·
tional Company before Jotnlnc Wlllvd. · • DoQaJ• Woodama•, ffuntilt1ton Harbor bu bee1\ namtd pr11ldtnt of th• Tel9CI0911taak1U. o.iP c.-,.
He wUl lead th• new conun\.IJ\lcatlan COlllult1n1 ft.rm'• marketlnl efforta and HPNHnt clienta durtna tbl'lf bull·
n111 nototittlou with telephone C011'Plnl• ud 1Htvate ecauipment suppliers. He p.-.vtously enaloeered tlectfOnlc
and aoinputer controUtd tel•Phont •11ttm1 u a 1enior ..... tniinocr tor m.
* ~ M. White, Miaaloa Vlt,Jo. ltu bo4m IDDOlated
vloe pr=' ol Wut.m corpor•t. 10Uvlt11t ofAili.teaa lip a aw Colp. M• ll former dbtrict manaav ~ Ntw York $late and wlll have und bll Jurbdi.Uon tbe 1even Soutbwatern 1tatu and HawalJ,