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Carter. Stu~y Days in Desert . '
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 21, 1977
VOL. 1t, HO 1'1, J SICTIOtll, Jt ~AOll
F8"'llfl Murders
Doctor Afi 'm
Faces Review
The U.S. Supreme Court hu
aareed to study Department ol
Justice arcument.a th.at a Hun~
tn1ton Harbour aurceon should
acaln face trial ln connection
with the murders or his preenant
wife and two HtUe &iris aeven
yearaqo.
Jualica voled Monday to re·
t view a lower court decialon lbal
frMd Dr. lflflrey R. MacDonald,
34, wbo orlpnally faced military
· court martial charcea that were
dismiued.
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Plan Under
Carter Study
Now ~ of Emer1ency
Medical Sentic• at St Mary
Medical Center lJl Lons Beach,
Dr. MacDonald bas maintallted
since the 1970 murders that he la
innocenl
Tbt J)t\yaiclan. Who WU a HJ>
lain wfsna) to • u .s. Army
Special Forces unit at Ft. B= N.C., suffered 17 stab IW
the ntcht bis family •u
murdered.
Killed were hi• preenant wife,
Colette, plus daucbten KJmber·
ly, f , and K.rtaUn, 3, who were
beaten and stabbed to death by
what Dr. MacDonald destribed
u • aroup ol crued, chanttn1 hippies.
He claims t.bey broke lntQ the
family's quarte.., at Ft. Brau on
P'eb. 17, 19'70, to commit the tmeit·
plained murders.
But the Justice Department
now claims It bu slgnlltcant new
evidence obtained tbre>Utb PBI
chemical analyall Of clothlnt Dr.
MacDonald wore t.bllt nlsht that
lmpllcates him u the lone slayer
of bi• wife and two dauchten.
After tbe-mllttary trial th8t
ended in MacDonald..'• favor on
1roundl ot lnaufOctent evidence,
lie wulDdicted lb Jaa~.1171
by a federal 1ran4 JOl'Y .lil'hrel·
teYille, N.C., but that cate was
dilmlued l'J moat.ha •le> Wt\bOUt com~totrlal.
'the Fourth U.S. Circutt C4urt
of AppieaJa nlled that the Sovtrn· meat bad been dndult deluinl
U,. defendaat'• trtil due to IDdJf. tertnc,, ne•U11nte arid lbep·
tttud m the •a.nau••• 01 u. a. clak>a.
The APPellate eourt 1ald, Dr. MacDonald thwi bad been deftled
hi• cooaUtuUollil rt1bt to a
1pMdy IDd tali' trial.
edatives ...
Ban
Delly l'CMt ..........
WORKING PRESS LOOKS ON AS MAKEUP II APPUED TO 'LIVING PICTURE'
Slx·WHk Run In lrvln• Bowl, L.8guna h•ch Win be SMn bY Eetlmated 200,000
.-·--Saeaik Peek· ... -
~rten See Lapna Pas~
Beac.b. •
•'Did you mow that w11 a very
VII'-)' tou•h PO••?" Don W1Wamaoo1 pag .. nt director,
a1ked Use Haltiah official •bo
nodded bil bead -y ouuab&Oclcl
usumed the a1oobed J*itlon
called for by the sculpture. II aacoau and GabliY.
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Cop Found
~4Daya
In ~a /Deaert
SAN DlEOO (AP) -A hospital
IJ)Okeltnan OJI • Lott A.Did•
policeman ml&atnC for four daYJI
in the IWel~ Baja CaUlOl'Dla
da•rtl la JD atable eoadiUoa
aft•r be WH airlifted to a ·
hospital here.
Drowsy
.Dangers
Cited
WASHINGTON CAP) .-'nle
Food and Drug Administration
intends to ban all over-the·
count.et daytime 1e4atlvea, lt an·
nounced today.
FDA commissioner Donald
K'nned.Y said such products as
Cope, Compoz, Miles Nervtne,
Tranquim and Quiet World would
be affected.
'the FDA commissioner sai4
he knew qt no evidence that
daytime seclatives lessen anxiety
or otherwise provide aedatlOQ.
other than by caosinc drowsl·
ness.
Uaera of these product.a. he
said, run the risk of belnl drowsy
durtnc the day wben they may be
operatln1 automobiles or
dangerous macblnes and need to
be alert. Dr. Kennedy made the l.DDOUD· cement during a beariq on
1edative1 C9Dducted by a Sen~
small buainess monopoly sub·
committee.
About SJ million a year 11 made
by druc ~panles from d.,ttme
aedaUves.
Tbere ate toQCbly 10 ~
daytime Mdattves. Labellq and
adveftblng for the 1ed1Uves
may cootaln aucb term1 11
(lee Pl>At .... AJ)
_,.-mn,. .. *....... -=~-,··.-~
TM ¥Ila ...n • a " u. tr;& arcwt Cowt " • ,..ia Ill ..._ um ...-Uuau
e.OIClled .. tbe 1171 .....i ~
tit.Ne M .. eebaMUI r•tda&a
-... UMd • t.ria1 Mc I• I ttWM Mbed WecaDJ.
.. Ja Uata caae, itnportanl
ha.rUa Amepdm :i privacy in· m-...,.. at •take," Cbiet
.llStice Warnn £. Bura• qid lD wrtthlc for lbe court'• ml.pity. ·•a7 pladna several etf.-:U in·
sidie a doubl•locked footlocker, tlte three peraona arrested
muifellted an expectation that
tbe ccateaU would remain free
from public examination.
.. No lt!81 tba.D one who locb the
doors ol hi.a home •lainlt in·
truden, one wbo aafeguards his
personal poaesslons in thi• man-
ner ia due the protection of the
Fourth Amendment warrant
claun," Burier aaJd.
The court'• m•rity noted that
Jn certain circumatance1, such
at one in which police believe the
lu11a1e c:ootalned explosives or
evidence that milht be destroyed
by a delay, searches without
warrants couJd be tolerated.
But the court said, •'The agents
had no reason to belJeve that the
footlocker contained exploeives
or other i.nbereoUy daneerous
item•, or that it contained
evidence wblc:h would lose its
value unless the footlocker was
opened al once."
Government attorneys urged
the court to apply t.o the cue its
1970 ruling that searches of
automobiles, because of their
mobility, can be conducted
without warrants.
Joseph Chadwick, Bridget
L~ary and Gregory Machado
were ane.st«t in May 1975 alter loading the footlocker and other
luggage into a car at a Boston
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GAS •••
Rostenkowsld, a member of the
House Wa~ and Means Commit·
tee. suggested the lhree-cent tax
increase, effective lo January.
"We really didn't get down to
how to diatribute the revenue,"
Roetenkowski recalla. but some
consreaamen said aome of the
money should be used for public
transpartatioo.
None of the money would have
gone into rebates.
The committee rejected
Ro1tenkowstl's measure on a
25·11 vote the same day lt turned
down the Carter propoeaJ.
One reason for the defeat wu
concern by representatives from·
rural areas ~at much ol the
money would 10 to bla clties with man tranelt syetema, like
ChicaeoandNew York.
Allbouah tbe Ways and Means
panel report oo lta action makes
no meatioD of epeclflc revenue
allocation, the Admln.latratlon
source recalls that one penny ol
the Roatenkowsld tu would have
gone f« mua transit; 1~ centa for the stat.el. wboH eu tax re-
venue would drop u euollne
was eonaerved, and a half~t
for non-auclur enero research and dnelopment.
The day after the flve--cent pro-
009al 'a rejection, While House pftll secretary Jody Powell said ancrilY that the commltt.ee bad
lb• ftJ"lt respouiblUty to come
up wltb an alternaUve. He called
It ••at.oautety aatntne'' to ask
wbat the AdmiDiatraUon'a next
PNPOAI 'fl'OU1d be.
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DAILY PILOT
Halileman Nears .
Watergate Tenn
87 ft• AaMC:l.ated Presa if. a. Haldeman be&ins a2~·to-eflht·year sentence
W ed.l>eld91 at tbe Lompoc l'edenl Ccrredional Facility for
hi.a part in tbe W11er&ale COftl'-QP. Lompoc la a minimum
security lutituUon some 200 mJJ• oort.bwut of Los
An1ele1.
Haldeman, Preaident
Richard II. Nixon's former
top at.aft 6wi. wat convict·
ed on New Year'• Day
lf15, alone wltb John
Ebrllebman and John
Mitchell, of con1plracy to
obstruct juatice, of ob·
structing justice and of Jy .
inl under oath. Each waa
aenteoced to 2~·to-S-year
terms.
Kitchell, tbe former
attorney 1eneral. reports
w~ to a federal l""'··~.;.'~~· ,.....,_,"'-1-'r~ prison on a alllltary bue In ..,
Alabama. Ebrlicbman
beean serviol hi.a time laat
year at a federal prison
camp in Arizooa.
"I GO TO Plll80N on
the 22nd," was HAI.DEMAN Haldeman's terse reply
when uted to comment on b.ia upcomin1 incarceration.
Speaking wu the matt.er-of-fact, self-assured Haldeman of
the daya when be wu President Richard Nixon's top staff
man literally the country'• second in command.
Life at Lompoc will be a stark contrast to Haldeman's
current lifestyle.
Haldeman Uvea well. He has a tidy pension that hls 20
years at J . Walter Thompson advertiain& a1ency earned
blm. A New York Times-owned publiahin1 house,
Quadrangle, has bought the book be la wrlt1n11 about
Watergate, paylne Haldemaq an advance wbicb a
Quadrangle editor called "a substantial, aenerous amount,
more than we uaually pay an author.''
Haldeman baa bought a $250,000 Tudor-etyle home in
the Hancock Park area, an island of affluence among the
tacky Hollywood flats.
IN THE EVENINGS, be walb hlJ buae African
ridJeback 00, alooa the aycamore-lined 1tl'eet. aJway1 re-
. ady with warm 1milea and frlendlJ word.a for nelabbora.
Tbey tee bim u a mallsned ~ an bonett, biiWant man
bleated with ''tbe mOlt wODderf\11 children lD the world"
and cursed with malevolent poUUcaJ enemies.
''They're ideal Dellhbon." 19.Y8 llrt. John Stevda,
wife ol an industrial manufacturer. "Be'• a •ery normal,
decent. kind neilbbor with four ot the moet wonderful kids
you ever saw ... ma wile Jo 11 a very ftne person. We're
very saddened by it. We all think it's ver,, verJ unfair. We
don't think he did anytbJ.na to deserve It.''
0 11E'LL BE UCEIVED like anybodJ else, .. said Lom·
poc Warden Lawrence Grwa11W1. "He'll be ualped a Job
like dybody elle -landacspiJll, a eltricaJ Job, the
f\amiture factory. Wherever the Deed may be.''
~PGfleAJ
FDA •••
''calmative," for tbe relief of
"1\mple nervou1 tenalon" or
''tedatlve.••
Ker.medy aaid that. ~Tea the
rl1k1 of drowahl"' 'and the
abaeoee ot ll1\1 demonatrat.d
medical beoeftt, tbere ... ma to'
be no jlJltilleaU~ for tbe ~
Unued marketlnl of thae pro-
ducts."
The fint step in removin&
daytime 1edatlvt1 from tbe
market will be the publication ol
a tentaUve FDA reeuJatlon later
this year. After that, hearinp
will be held to aatber tesdlllOft)'
from the public ad lnduatry.
The FDA then plam to pubUsb
a final fe8Ulatlon, witb a project·
ed time for removlnlt the noD·
preacrlptloo daytime .aedattv•
from the marbt about mlcl·11'78. K'.mme4J 1aid ha bu uked tbe
NatiooaJ Cancer lmtltute to re-
view a Independent ltU4Y that. tbe antibl1tamlne,
Methllpyl'Uene, Qlch ta UMd in
alaep &Ida and other OTer the COUDW products, la 1lnUd to
cancer.
Hope Lau&
.tt-.:•-B 'ant nl..'"'" ry
-Aa~er
ALBANY, N.Y. CAP> -Bob Hope •111 that 1ln1er Anita BiJ:=ctUalmt bbmola· uala bu blm with plen.
tJ of But be ntua. to
criticize Illa Bryant. pointing
out tba abe belped him eotertal.D
Amedw ~ at&d.oned over· aeu on nrtoaa occuloos.
Atked by a reporter if be sup-
ported her auecasful effort to re-
peal a P'lortda ordinance bannlnc
dlacrimina&n qaimt bomoea·
uaJ1, Hope nplied, "Well, JOU
know, I've been in show business
a Jot and I boo# an awful lot of
l*>l)le ~ all Mnl -the IDkldle
IG lDcluded-and I don't want to
crltlebelQYbody that way.
''&\I& I do 14mire Anita Br7ant
penonally baciauae lhe went on
seven tdpa wttb me and I know
the kind ol pl lbe ta and the kind
of dedlcatkJD a hu.
I
,... ~ Nel!1llliwa1111111m
....... prcMde • atclle ... ~",..._,old • modU, tall on., thla OIMI ... m cm..
Tbe cutin1 tak• •lac. IQ
Ja.aU17, Md tlit lac Wwewa.
c tbe er prcilGQI=-,·
Uon e• ...-.nt crowinl ,U.. for W1WlmlOG -ru1 arowtAa palnl. •
"111 Godt nie ldd'• ll'OWD'' WUUam1m ndaJmed u Paul
Van 7.eumerwi, of Toro was
po1ed ln the set of "Happy Daya"
a~olaoUJNaiMjft1
"But. be WU only t.b1s ~I ln
January when we cast,"
Willlamaon said.
Around the 1eta bu1Ue the
po1en, people whoH job 11 la to
match the Paceant work with the
oririnal art.
They bold photos of the original
and scurry around movio1 a
band here, tumln1 a foot there
unUl the artlatlc circle -people
re-creatlnt art re-oreatln1
humans, iJJ completed.
The first Pa1eant of tbe
llaatera was ln 1933 and was a
ploy to draw depression·era art
buyers to the then-tiny Laguna
Beach art colony. The FeaUval ot
Arts had begun the year. before.
The first year, an elthnatAtd
2,000 people attended and a prollt ot $475 was raised. Thl1 year,
more than 200,000 people will aee
the produdSon.
Proceeds will provide
acholarsblpa to local students
and support for artistic and
cultural endeavors.
WommiPuts ·
·up a Fight,
Keep1Pune
The bad guys loet in a tug.of·
war wilh a shopper at South
Coast Piua Sunday, careenlne
out of the Coeta Mesa shopping
center parking lot emptyhanded.
Mrs. Rudalee Subrie, 3', of
Glendale, told police she was
confronted by a tall man with
dark hair at about S p.m. Sunday
in the easl parkin1 lot near May
Company.
She said the man attempted to
1rab her pune, and when •IM put
up a ftibt, the suspect pinched
her arm and,bQcked her down.
The un.sueceuful robber then
leaped In a Plymouth sedan
driven by bla aecompUce and the
pair rac.d out of the parklns lot.
Mrs. SUbrie was ftOt ffrloualy
hurt, olftcen •aid.
Ga8 Station
HuntiJlltoD Beacb police ate seettq a pair ot bicycle rid.lne
bandits wbo robbed a aemce 1ta-
tion o1$1S5 lloodaJ ~
BoUce said two males ID tbelr mld-20I Wer'9 rl411la double CID a
bike when they arrived at the
World Sernce Statton, 8972
Adam. A.ve.. lbortly after 1 p.m.
J(ooc!Q.
Police Aid Ode of tbe mm
flaabed a 1m11l band1ua~
poHibl~ a tmm L~1ar, aqa
bftdad two male employ• lnto a
back room ol the •talion where t)My were tied up with tape. 'lbe
1u ltatton ottlce wu ransacked
and the two men uncovered $t85
in cub.
Police said only ooe of the rob.-
hen made hll 1etaway on a bicy·
cle. The other appareaUy fled on
foot. No IDjurlee were reported In
the afternoon bet.at.
Fire Damage .
At $1·Millwn ·
' SUN VALLEY (AP) -A fire
that burned out ~ contlol' f« 90 mlnutea thl.I mormn1 camed an
eatimdld '1 mlWan damaie at a
Jar1e ~the eutera San
PemadoV . •
TbeNW8'eDO=es, aeeard• tns to Ned Cb._ d, tbe LOj
Anl•lH l'lre department
·1pok•maa wbo pro'ftdtd tlle dtm.,...Umaw .
~ SN TERRIBL! OLD RAMS' FlELO COAT -em. Paul Salm Honore Pro Pick Number S35
Irrelevancy
Laat Football Piek Honored
. '~1'11aEW .. 1W1M11 In the air and tb.1s kid's land u t," ltteltnnt Week oonoebalrman Paul
Sal at' the 1tatherin&. The stocky, curly haired Kelleher was •bowered with
bizarre Cifts including a very personal piece of athJeUc
equipment bearing tbe number"«" the same number worn
by Minnesota VUdnp star runninC back Chuck Foreman.
KEILEBER. a fullback, was drafted 335th by the Vlk·
in1a. SUperstar Forero an now bolds the fullback Job.
other ~ raneed from me caleod.ata to a pair of air
tickets to Lake Tahoe.
Irrelevant Week'• honorary cuest WU also presented a
brick from a gold and all ver mine near Our~, Colo.
found in Ute Wfiere Alfred £, PaCkard became the na· TU "mt· ~QrcUnc to a 9qf.c:.--So alumnua, was
tlon's only' · Yicted cannlbaf."
The ltUdent cafeteria at the University of Colorado ia
naz;ned after Packard, tbe alum a1Je1ed.
BOW4•D SEELYE from Contresaman Robert
Badbam's office presented Kelleher, a Ft. Wayne, Ind., re-
aideot, with a •mall nae fiown under the nation •• capitol.
Badham also read the 23-year..oJd'a name into the
~al Reeord cltlni. "When the. 1oin1 &eta toqh, tbe~..,.forptttman; it'strreJevant."
~lon-n91e
Valley Cops Enter
'7 6 Murder. Probe
mJNlna person report wi1b Bunt·
in&too Beaeb police a few ft1a
before tbe Yictim'a boclt •u
found.
Lanoll'• bodr was identified tbroufh a flqerpmt cbect.
police laid.
Auto Victim ..
Still Critical
Laat Football Pick Honored
BJ·WIU.LUI HODGE °' llll.,..., Pl ........
A11out a> ln'elevant peoJjle turned out Monday at a
Balbff Bay Club preu conterenee in Newport Beach to
honor Jlm Kelleher from the University bf Colorado, the Na-
t.tonal Football Leaaue'a lut draft cbolce.
"TllBY THREW Ml names In the air and this kid''
landed uPtlaht,'' Irrelevant Week non-chairman PauJ
Salata told tbe 1athertn1.
Tbe ltoc:ky, curly haired Kelleher wu abowered with
blaarre 81fta iriclu4in1 a very personal pteee of atblttic
equlpmeat bearlne the number "44" the same number worn
by Mbmeeota VUdn11 atar runnlna back Cbuct Foreman.
KBU.allla, a fullback, wu drafted 335tb by the Vik-
inp. SUpentar Foreman now boldl tbe fullback job.
· 00-'1fti ranaed from 1976 caleodars to a pair or air
dcketa to Lake Tahoe.
ltrelevant Week'• honorary guest wu also presented a
brick tiom a 1otd and 1Uver mine near Ouray, Colo.
BIUCK. accordlns to a Colorado alumnus, was f~nd ID the uea where Allred E. Packard became the na·
tloD '• GG)y convicted cariD.lbal.
The ltQdmt c•fetma at tbe University of Colorado ts
named lftil' Pack ant, the alum alleltCf.
BOWAaD IBELYB from Consressman Robert
Badbam'a office preaented Kelleher. a Ft. Wayne, Ind.,
resident, wtth a am all naa nown under the nation's Capitol.
Badham a1JO read tho 23-year·old's name into the
Confreuloaal a.cord 'itlnf, "When the 1oln1 aets tou1b.
lbe toucluay, for1etlt man; it's irrelevant."
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But CouncUman Dom Racitl
dl1a1reed, Uyln1 teen-afed
youapten uae tbat facWty'1
amUMUMDt fam• room.
"1 tan't even take my f~ly
fM an"~ ot lee 1kltlftl," he
.. id. He added tbat. IA h1I ..
nlon, the new amUMment 1ame1 encourao children to 1amble.
Ci\J Manaaer J'red, Soraabel
uld bi1 ton plunked $8 ln
quart ... la computer 1ame1 J
wMkend atth9 ice rtn.k.
"Would you rather they spent
tbelr mooey oo dnae•." Menke
aahd?
MaJW Norma Hertswsaid abe
WU CODCG'Ded about younpten
"wa1tln1 tbelr tlm• pulUnt leven. or wbatenr tbey do ...
Menke said be toot objecUc:n to
that com.meat. ..sd.ln1. "We're
juat lry1DI to run a business."
"We mQ Deed to lOot into re-
rlalq tbe anl1D.anee to make lt
more 1trtct.•.' 11•10&' Herboe wee
Ban ·on Counter Sales
Of Day Sedatives Set
W ASHlNGTON CAP> -The
Food apd Drue Administration
intends to ban all over·the·
counter daytime sedatives, lt an· nounced today.
FDA commi11loner Donald
Kennedy aaid aucb products as
Cope, Compcn, Miles Nervtne.
Tranqulm and Qulet World would
be affected.
Tbe FDA commissioner said
be knew of no evidence that
daytime aedatlves lessen anxiety
Wcked,.bag
Search Hit
In Ruling
WASHINGTON <AP) -Police
and federal asenta, under moet
circumstancet, cannot search a
perlOft't Jocked tu1111e for Sus·
peeted contraband without first
obtalotQI • warrani, tb U.S. Supreme Court rulfld today.
TM '• 1-2 deeia1oA ii a
le1al N&Hck for faral Jaw en-
forcement offlclall, wbo argued
tbat comtituUooaJ rectrictloftl OD
aearcMs and Mburel apply only
to the home and the ottlce.
The declalon does not affect
aearchel by customs ofriclala.
The hllb court upheld a ruUng
by the U.S. Circuit Court of Ap·
peals ln Bolton that marijuana
confi.tcated ln the 1973 arrest of three Masaacbuaettl retldents
could not be used at their trial
because It wu 1elzed llle1ally.
"In this case, important
Fourth Amendment privacy In·
lereata were at stake," Chief
Justice Warren E. Burcer said in
writln1 for the court'• majority.
"By placln1 several effects In·
aide a double-locked footlocker,
the three per1ona arreated
manlfeated an expectation that
the content.a would remain free
from public examinatJon.
"Not .. than one who loco the
doors ol hla home •&•Inst in·
tnaden, one wbo 1ate1uards his
penanal poaeaalona ib thla man-
ner ii due the prot.ctJon ol the
Fourth Amendment; •arrant
clauae." Burcer said.
The court'• majority noted that
in certain clrcum1tences, aucb u one in which police believe the .
lu1ra1e contained exploslv• or
evidence that mlabt be destroyed
by a delay, Harcbea without
warrants could be tolerated.
Government attorneys ureed
the court to apply to the cue its
1910 rultn1 that aearchea of
automobtlea, becauae of their
moblltty, can be conducted
Without warrant..
or otherwise provide sedation
other than by causine drowai·
ness.
Users of these products. he
said, .nm the risk ol betne drowsy
durine the day when they may be
operatinf automobiles or
dangerous machines and need to
be alert.
Dr Kennedy made the annou.n·
cement durln1 a hearina on
sedatives conducted by a Senate
small buslneaa monopoly sub-committee.
About f7 rniWoo a year ii made
by drue companies from daytime
sedaUvea.
There are rouably 10 major
daytime sedatives. LabeJ.in& and
advertblnl for the aedaUvea.
may contain aucb terma aa
"calmative,.. for the relief d
"simple nervoua tenaton•• or
''tedative.'' ·
Kenaecb' Hid that, g{Mll the
rtalca of drowsiaess "and tbe
absence of any demon.strated
medical benefit, there 1eema to
llAIQQS PUSHES FOR ANITA IRYANT SUPPORT
8ut State Senate e<IU• Counttan'• Effott•
Briggs' Bryant Bill
Dies in Committee.
SACRAMENTO (AP> -A re-
solution commending 1in1er
Anita Bryant for her oppo1iUon
to a F1ortda bomoaexual rl,itta
ordinance died in a Senate com·
mlttee today without betnc
brouabt to a vote.
Tbe meuure by Sen. John
Briegs (R·Fullerton), failed to
get a "do-pass" motloa from any
member of the Senate Rules
Commitue.
But the committee a1reed to
create a "zoembert resolution"
tbat would allow Bn11• to pratte Miu Bryant on hll own.
, If approved, Drills' Senate re-
be no JmtUJeatioQ for tbe con-
tinued marketlq of these 'Pf'O-ducu. ••
An FDA 1poke1man 1ald
daytime led1tJve1 are cbeQllcal·
ly almilar to nonpreacrlpUon
aleep~ alda.
"The difference la the way
tbey'repromoted, "besaid.
He said a penoo aeekine a
1lmUar cbemltal coulc:\A>UY ni&bt·
time sleep ... or even take coueh
or cold medicine.
HBDoctor
Fcrees New
Death Case
The U.S. Su.Preme Court bu asreed to study Departmeqt of
Justice arsumenta that a ffmrt.. lnitoa Harbour aurceon should
auin face trial in conned.Ion •
wlth tho murdets In North
CaroUoa Of b1a P""Pant wile and
twolittl P'.l•._Si:,... eanqo. :JUitic \/Oted onda1 to n-
\llft a lo.ret decision Uaat
freed Dr~'l R. MacDooald, 34, wtio y faced mWtary
court al cbaraes that were
dlamiaaed.
Now Director of Emer1eacy Medical Services at St. Mary
Medical Center ln Lons Beach,
Dr. MacDonald bu maintained
since tM 1f10 murden that be u innocent.
The PhY•lelan, who was a cap.
taln aufsnect to a U.S. Army
Soeclal Forces unit at Ft. ~ N'.c., sutfered 11 stab aw
the nl1bt hit falDlly was
murdered.
Killed were hla prepant wife,
Colette, plua dauehtera Kimber·
ly. e, and K.rtstln, 3, who were
beaten and stabbed to death by
what Dr. MaoDooald dacrtbed
aa a IJ'OUP ot erued, cbantln& blppla.
He clalma they broke into the
family's quarters at Ft. Brau on
Feb.17, 1"70. to commJt the m:aa-pJatn«t marden.
But the Jqatlce Department
now claima It bu tllDiflcant new
evtdeace C'Malned tb.rou1b FBI
chemical analya.la of clot.b.lq Dr.
MacDonald wore that nilht tbat
implicates blm u the loae 1111.-
of bit wtfe aDd tJrO cfauataten.
Aftel' the IUIUtary trial that
ended fn M•cDoil'1d'• tavor on
ll"Od"4s ot lallaMclent •vtdeaee,
he wu tDd.lct.ed ln January 1t75
by • led•nl crand Jury Jn Faye~e.11.c.
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VAN NOUYIN ANOQIPTTO coeTA MUA HIGH
'"-VIit ll'uda • 19ec1., Tbanu tor Celtng
luplred ._ Eseape
Carving Viet Grads'
Gift to Mesa High
By WILLIAM E. HODGE
Ot-041ffyl'j .... ~ ..
Graduatln1 a•nior Van
Nguyen'• lift to Oleta Mesa Hilb
School is a band-sawed version ot
tbe achool 's mascot , th&
muatanj. The horse is encircled
by a 15-inch wood band with
.. Costa Mesa High School"
carved into the wood.
The two-year Costa Mesa resl·
dent ia proud of the carving ac·
compliabed with a hand saw.
"It took over 40 hours to com-
plete and was presented on
behalf of all Vietnamese student.a
at Costa Mesa High," Nguyen
said .
N1uyen ll takinc art classes at
Oraage Cout Colle1e and hopes to make a living by wood carv
ing
His carvings wall be on display
at the Orange County Falr next
month.
One or the pattes he has com
pleted shows hands holding a
boat tossed by turbulent waves
and carries the inscrlpUon "T~
Find a New Life,·· 10 Viet-
namese.
Tbe work was inspired by
Nguyen's own experience in
escaping Vietnam the same day
the communists took over the
country.
"I was on a boat with 4,000 peo-
ple In Saigon Harbor," he said.
"We had no food or water for
three days on our way to the
Philippines."
Nguyen said the boat luckily
met a U.S. Navy ship that pro-
vided them with food and water
_.,n their fourth day at sea.
Although his mother . brother
and a stater escaped the country
with Nfuyen, his father and two
brothers remained behind
.. We 10&t them m the groups of
people who were leaving;" he
said "We got on the boat an time,
but they didn't make at.•·
Even with the absence or hair his family, Nguyen has adapted
to A mertcan life easily. He works
40 hours every week in addition
to attending school.
Harbor Girls Club
Gets New Director
Deena Edward.f has beep ap-
pointed executive direct.or of the
Girls Clubolthe Harbor Area.
The Anaheim woman replaces
Pat Allen as Girls Club director.
She comes to the l.OOO·member
girls organization acter three
years as d!rtttor or youth service
programs for the Orange County
chapter or the American Red Cross.
A University of Washington
graduate with a degree in recrea-
tion management, Mrs. Edwards
brings 10 years of volunteer and
community service to the Harbor Area Girls Club.
She ls a member or Chi Kappa
Rho Gamma, a professiona l
women's recreation sorority, and
Orange County Dire<?tors of
Volunteers I n Aeencies,
<DOVIAl.
Mra. Edwards was a "loaned
executive•· for the United Way of
Oran1e County North /South laat
year. assisting with that group's
annual campai1n.
Summer bour1 for the Girl.a
Club are from 9 a m. to 4 p.m
Monday through Friday begin-
ning June 27. The club is located
at 1815 Anaheim St., Costa Mesa.
Joint Project Big
MOSOOW (AP) -The United
States delivered a 40-ton eltc·
tromqnet to Soviet 1clenUsta
Monday for a U.S.·Sovlet energy
research pro1ram that could be
the moat aigniflcant Joint sclen-
tilic venture between the CO\ln·
tries alnce the 1975 Apolto-Soyus
space fll8ht.
OAAHGI COAIT c
DAILY PILOT
NEW DIRECTOR
Girts Club'• Edwards
WomanPuu
Up a Fight,,
KeepsPune
The bad guys lost in a tua-of·
war with a shopper at South
Coaat Piasa Sunday, careenine
out of the eo.ta Mesa 1h0Pt>inl
center parking lot empty handed.
Mrs. Rudalee $\lhrie, 34. of
Glendale,· told' police •he wu
confronted by a tall man with
dtrk heir at about 5 p.m. Sunday
lo the eut parkina lot near lll•Y
Company. •
Sb• Mid the man attempttd to
•rab her J)Urle, and when abe put
up a Qaht, the suspect plnched
her arm ud mocked ber down.
" The uuueceafu.I robber t.bm
leaped IA a Plymouth Hdu dri~ by bb accomplice and the
palr raced out of the parlllnc lot.
Mn.iSMrie wu not •erioud'Y
bwt, aftlten •Aid.
I
-I _ 1 I
Fro..PageAJ
PLEA •••
action suit."
Vice Mayor Hammett aald,
.. I'm sure lhil will be an exciting
subject ror t.he local bar uaocla·
lion diMer. but I think if .so-
meone ha.a to go down in the du.s-
ty archives to get a report, so-
meone has to pay for 1t.''
Sentencing
Compromise
Supp<:-rted
SACRAMENTO (AP> -The
California Senate haa adopted
what a backer calls an ··eqU1ta·
ble compromise" bill to modify
the Determinate Sentence Law,
which goes Into effect July 1.
But the Senators voted down
attempt.a by Sen. John Brteia (R·
Fullerton), to Insert amend·
menta that would have
lengthened prison terms.
The 30-2 vole Monday on the
blll, AB 478 by Aaaemblymao
Daniel Boatwrtabt, <D·Concord), f
sent tt back to lh• Auetubl)I for
approval ot some other amend· men ls.
Law enforcement groups have
tried bard to make lbe bill as
tou«h u possible on crlmlnall.
But others, aucb aa the
Prisoners Union and American
Civil Liberties Union, have
worked on It from a somewhat
contrary view.
Geor1e 7.enovicb. <D-Fremo),
carrylnithe bill on the floor, aaid
it repre1enta a f alr compromlle,
and la backed by the 1ovemor's
office.
The bill extends the sentences
or defendants round guilty of
crimes in which violence was in-
volved.
The bill also allows nine
months instead or three for decid·
Ing which present prisoner•
s h o uld have their terms
shortened under the Determ1n.ate
Sentence Law.
Bomber Protested
WASHINGTON (AP> -Two
groupe demonstrated llC>DC!q in
front of the White Houle, uldnf
President Carter to scrap the Bl
bomber. Memben ol one IJ'OQp,
sltUJll ln front. ot a White Houae
sate, wete hauled away by
police.
llan1one1 add OabbJ
Deman.11. IS*fal Halu:.r:; aldmUaJ advlNr, were to
tbe J'..Uval ol Alta ~ llaitl'a
Praldm&JUA.Qaude DuYallS.
T1Mre .,.. about 400 vol__.
models and bacbtaa• •OIW• wbo pat oa mu p, bead ptec.s.
coatumea and handle the
technical 1tqe duUes.
The Pa1eant '• requlremeota
for modell provide a niche for
younc per'ION, old ona. llbor1.
modell, tall one1, t.b1n ooes and
muscular one..
The cutlng lakes place ln
January, and the lag between
caatbsi and the summer produc·
Uon can present 1~in1 pains
for Wll11&maon -real 1roWtns
Crash Mystery Man
ID Weeks Away?
A San LW.t Oblapo offtclal pre-dicted today It may be weeks
before identity of a man wbo died
with a former Corona del Mar
woman after a May 26 plane
c rash ls eatabll1bed beyond
doubt-if ever.
The mystery John Doe at the
controls when the small plane
smashed 10to a tree and plWlg~
Santa Ana
Man Killed • m
Plane Crash
Rescue workers using cuttln1
torches were lo remove the body
of a Santa Ana man today from
the crumpled wreckage of hiJI
plane which smuhed into the Santa Ana Mountains on the
Oran14' County·RlversJde County line Mooday.
He It Identified •• Rtch•rd D.
DeBrlck, 2', who died lnalantly
on impact. The Cessna 340 he wu
flying slammed Into a peak near
the Green River Country Club golf course.
His rema1na were found late
Monday afternoon by the crew ot
a Rlvenlde Police Department
helicopter which landed at the re-
mote st~ in ruued. brushy let· rain.
lnve.U,at.ors aald DeBrlck had
taken ot rrom Orange County
Airport and wu en route to the
Chino Airport when he radioed
for new directions to Ontario In·
ternaUonal Airport.
Spokesmen for the Federal
A viatlon Admlnl1tratton aaid
DeBrick'1 plane, re1l1tered to
Air Oklahoma, out or Oklahoma
City. WU on Ontario Int.em•·
tional Airport radar screen.a.
The radar blip vanished at 1:01
a.m. without further radio con·
tact and an lmmedJate aearcb
waa launched.
No radio wamlq of enclne
trouble « vlJual difficulty wu
broadcaat, accordlDI to in·
veat11at.on, altboulh DeBrict
WU probabb' fiJ'iq in the typlcaJ
low cloud• that bani over
Southern California in June. Bl•
plane new Into the mountainside
at about the 3,500-root. level Just
inalde tbe Rlvenlde County Une.
to earth oa Cuesta Bide• carried
identlftcatioo papers of a P'rmcb
national now known to be alive
and teacbing acbool ln Paria.
"We're still waiUni"for some
feedback from French orflciall,"
San Luis Obispo County Coroner
Don Hines said today lo a
telepbcme interview.
The victim who perished
within 2' t.o 48 boura, alone wtlh
1969 Corcma del Mar High School
graduate and honor student
Susan Daniela, 25, was initially
i~entlfled as Jacques Rene
Tromeur.
Information subsequently
forwarded by tbe French
Con1aalate in Loe An1elea shows
that Tromeur, 31, ls alive.
He told authortUea he loet h11
p11aport while attend1n1 UCLA
durlnc the put year.
The man wbo died of traumatic
shock and exposure near the
plane wrecka1e carried
Tromeur'a puaport, but bis own
photo mu1 shot wu affixed to It.
Rea~arcben al FBI bea4-
quatters ln Washington D.C. are
checking through fingerprint
files tn an attempt to match prints taken frocn the mate cor-
pse with an identity.
"It's hard to imagine nobody
knows who the man is," Coroner
Hines remarked today. "Nobody
is happy with the way t.hia thing
turned out and we're all literally
atandinc on the fence, but we're
1lvin1 ltour best1bot. ••
Coroner Hloa aaid today the
search f« bl.I ldenUly will in-
evitably be alow, because h1a of.
flee can only communicate with
offlclall in France by mail.
Boys Sought
On Fire Rap
Costa Mesa police are , .... ,.,,
two youths they believe aU.mpt·
ed to at.art a garage fire with llt
flares Monday DlOt.
Mrs. Mary Kifmer, 3Ha Con
Lane, told officers ahe spotted
two bofl, between 10 and 1J
yean ol ase, llandJ111 near ber
carace with what appe.ared lllht-
ed nara in their bandl.
When abe abouted at the
youtha, they fled on foot, the
woman laid. They left behind an
overturned 1arba1e can and
several discarded matches,
police said.
3-cent Gas Tax Revived
Carter Stut:lle. Variation of Proposal,
Al•• .. , ..
Ryan C. Ratcliffe. 17. who -
graduated from Estancia
Hi&h School th.ls month. has
received an appointment to
the U.S. Air Force Academy
at Colorido Springa. He wW
join b1a brother Howard, 19,
who wu appointed to the
academy in 1976. The pair
are the sons of Mrs. Lois
Ratcllff e of Costa Meaa.
Ernest Skeen
Of Costa Mesa ~ . .
Deadat64
Ernest O. Skeen, a ntJred utlll·
ty compuy service IDaa. dJed~ Sunday et qe &&.
II r . Skeen. retired to Costa
Mesa three years ago after Mn'·
inc S4 yean u a service man
for the Southern Califomla Gu
Company lo San Bernardino. IJe wu direct.or ot the Coeta
Mesa Art Lea1ue and director at
larse of the HomeowQera Ar.·
aoclatlon oC Colta Mesa, and was
alao active ln American
Leslon Poat 291 ln Newport
Beach.
Mr. Skeen leaves bia wife;
Irene, of the family home at 924 .
W. 19th St .• a son. Leroy of San
Dle10 and a dau1bter SUlanna
Irene Skeen of Aluka.
He LI also aurvlved by b1a step.·
father, William Mulkey of Costa ,
Mesa; a brother, Samuel of
Roseburs, Ore.; a slater, Ruby
Wrt1ht of San Bernardino; an UD·
cle, Clyde Skeen, and one .
1randchlld.
Servicea will be held Thursday 1~
at 10 a.m. at Bell Broadway 1 Chapel in Costa Mesa with burial
at l p.m . at Mountain View .
Cemet.ry in San Bernardino. • ,
Rioters Sentenced '
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) -A .
Nicosia court sentenced two l
Greek Cypriots to Lerma ol seven l
and fl .. ~ears in prilOQ today for I
their ~ 1n 1974 riota Jn which
U.S. ~buaedor Rodg* Davies and bll Greek Cypriot aecretary
were killed.
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OCTD Spending OK'd
Directan Adopt $50.3 Million Package
It will cost $.'50.3 million dunn1
1W'77·78 to operate and make lm·
provementa on the Orance Coun·
ty Tranalt Dl.atrfct (0CTD) bus
1y1tem.
Direct.on unanimously adopt-
ed next year'• apendloc package
DfthMo nth
Monday as lhey voiced praise for
both t.beir own and staff rnem-
t>ers' etroru.
The ftnal bu.diet la up by more
than $10 millloo over tbe $39.9
mUUoo budcet for 1976· 77.
Nottn& the ~get likely will
Food, Fuel Push
·Price Index lip
WASHINGTON (AP.) -Sharp.
ly higher food and fuel prices
pushed con.sumer prices up six·
teptha of a percent In May, the
firth consecutive month of bil
price hika, the aovernment re·
ported today.
Tbe lncreaae, followln1 April's
rtae of el&ht.t.entba of a percent,
ahowa inflation la contlnuln1 but
not accelerat1n1.
Food prlcea, which have
sparked thia year's aur1e of in·
nation, jumped another seven·
tenths of a percent in May.
Althoup the lnc:reue was about
ball tbt riM .tn April, It exceeded
the lncreaaea PMled in every
01ont.h of 1.976 except one -r-the
el1ht-t.ent.ha of a percent gaintin•
May ayeara10.
Prices for eround coffee
jumped another 10.3 perce.Al»al:
month, while Instant coffee rose
seven percent, the 1overnment
said. Wholesale corree ~rices
declined Jut month but the drop
hae not been refiected at the re·
tall level.
GuoUne and motor oil rose
el1ht-tentha of a percent, and
new can were up nine-tent.ha of a
percent.
The average price for a gallon
of reiUlar Jrade 1uollne rose 1.1
percent ln May to 62.6 cents per
gallon. Premium prices also rose
l.l percent and averaged 67 8
cents per 1lllon. '
The May lnaease in consumer
priees equlytJen~ ~q .an ~al rat~ d '7.2 j:if!fcent;'ls all\l above
the 6 ·percent level that Ad·
ministration economists regard
as the nation's underlying rate of
infiaUoo.
carry wtlh it fl drop 10 this year's
property tax rate of 4.26 cenlll per
$100 of uaesaed valuatioo, Board
Chairman Ralph Clark called it
"a model for other government
agencl•.''
"It ls ln a small way an at-
tempt at property tax relief,"
Clark said. "We have 1 commit·
ment to reducing our reliance on
the property tax and we have our
bud&et to underscore that com·
mltment."
OCTD General Manager Ed
Loritz estimated that Lt assessed
valuation in the county increase
10 percent this year, the budget
could be supported by a tax rate
of 3.84 centa per $100 of assessed
valuation.
But Director Al Holllnden said
he thought It was too early tD talk
about tax rates, noun a they won't
be set until Au~t.
·'It ls just a guess at this
particular point," he said. "l
think there will be more of a
decreue but there is no way we
can know."
Director Robin Young agreed
and said discussing tax rates now
was "a llWe grandstanding."
Clark said, however, that when
the olilfnal budget waa present
ed by Loritz this sprlne it called
not only for a property tax rate
hike but a fare increase as well
"We did eliminate that," he
continued. "T,bal certainly
shduld be pointed out, and I don 'l
conaider It grandstanding."
Loritz' origmal budget pro
posal aiao called for spend.inc
$47 2 mill.Jon m the commg year.
Man Plea ds
Guilty to
Thumb Cut
A man booked on attempted
murder char&es alter he chopped
ort the thumbs of a man be
believed had raped his itrlfrtend
pleaded no contett Monday In
Oran1e County Superior Court
rather than face trial.
Judge H. Warren Knlabt set
Aui. 1 aa the elate he will ten·
tence Gerald Carr, 35, of
Anaheim. But he made It clear
that Carr faces county Jall Umt
rather than t.he state prt.on term
demanded by the proeecuUon.
In any event, Judie Kn11ht
ruled, Carr must remain ln the .
county jail unUI Dec. t. the an·
niveraary d the day he attacked
Jame. Shepard, 30, and inflicted
wounds that took 900 stitches to
close.
It was testified that Carr found
Shepard sleeping m the Anaheim
apartm~nl ot tlte defendant'f
girlfriend and attacked Shepard
w1lh a 12-lnch butcher knife when
the 1lrl claimed she bad been
raped
The &irl told police ahe went to
Carr for help after fleeing from
her apartment. She told officera
Shepard choked her, raped her
and then passed out on her bed.
No criminal char1e1 have been
flied aaainst Shepard.
AAttM.Uar OOCUll
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torm•MnJJ• Tbe Id •• r.r ,,,.
lb• work -........ do-
lftl la tbe ba11ooD Ind l.rJ -at·
tem pUna to • pl1 tetlaered
ballOOlll.na to amuaemeat
patktnde.
llLI partner, Nnabel, la b')'lAI
to flt ln the lat.t project wbUe
acliDf u co-pllot ot a aopbl.atJcat·
ed bellum balloon that wW 8000
be la\.lllebed from the Santa Ana
Marine Helicopter Bue to study
air pollution.
Hamcome said balloona have
bMD used tD carry modest car10
lo1d1 In t.be put but not unUl re-
cenUy has the capability been Cul·
ly reallied with the creation of
mu1lve aas bap that can carry
tena of thousands of pounda at
once
Bob Brokaw, markeUn1 d.lrec·
tor or Global Marine. noted that
the Oregon lumber Industry has
uaed balloons t.o haul cut loss out
Dozens Daily
•m.w~ .... • l ol GliOOll7
""1 -*1 two I
belicopter1 a no support
f a.dllU.. • DCIC*S'
At • rat. of aboat
z.ooe tau a day. nuom• uJd
tbt baUooa system would do the
same WClft u alx &o tcht heavy
he Uc.-..
"And the other sio-atbllities
1Hm endleu." Hanacome said
••Just about aD7 dWleult job you
can t1slnk ct bu some pouible
balloon appllcatlcm.."
Tbe O~ balloon enpeer· ,.
Ina comcrtium ll looldn1 at tbe
poulblllty of laytnc trans-
oceanic cable and even oil
plpeUne.
"Jn about 25 days, a bailoon
system could lay 10 mlles of 10-
foot 80-lon pipe secUom ln billy
terrain. wbicb ia a lot futer than
any other method In use today,··
Hanacome said.
"The basic criteria 1s to 'Uunk
ballooos' and then come up with
projects they can do,'' be said I
llndercover Fo rce
Intercepts A.l iens
SAN YSIDRO (AP) -San
Die10 police have formed a
border ~k force to intercept
"wildcat' vana, truck• and cars
which Illegally carry Mexicans
inside the United States
The 10-man force, made uf
mainly ol Mellican·Amerlcan o ·
ficera, works undercover at this
crosm1 polnl po1ln1 as Mexican
citizens. arreslln& doiens of
drivers dally, police said. On a
recent day It worked tbla way;
A young man croued the
border from Mexico carrying a
cardboard box with his destina-
tion in the United Statea neaUy
printed on lt.
"Paut. Ami&o. It is t9 to take
you," a man called out. ''You ao
to that restaurant there There
will be others traveling with
you."
The new arnvaJ wailed ln a
parking lot unUI there were five
others. Money collected, they
climbed into a rusting sedan and
drove north A few miles lat.er.
the youna man leaned over the
seat, naahlne a badge
"Soy pollcla," be aaid.
The dtlver waa booked fat In·
veat11atton of aollclting persons
for transportation -a crime
police can "wtldcattt.na... 'lbe
victims are the government
bee auae or tax vlolationh and taxi
and bus firms that lose thousands
of dollars each year because of
the illegal transports.
.. We're losing at least $100 a
day and we're considering :nov
in' to downtown San Diego, ·
said Bllly D. Hedrick, operator uf
San Ysldro's Red Cab Co
"Nobody laxes or collecl5
license fees from the wildcat·
lers," complamed Lane Peck,
m anaaer of the San Ysldro
Greyhound bus depot.
Sgt. Jesus "Manny" Lopei, l
senior member of the task force,
said 1otng undercover 1s the only
way to make the arrests. because
uniformed officers who stop "
carloads or Mexican n ationals
are simply told that the driver is
a "friend "
"What can we do 1f a confused -
frightened or threatened Mex
lean says the wildcatter is a
friend or a relative'!'' Lopez said . .>
They have reason to be
frightened but not because of
police, he said
The taak force operates ran·
domly -the department can't
afford to work every day, said
Clfpt. Loren Jos::n of the San
Yaldro aub&taUoo
But after directors balked at
the fare and tax rate increases
Loritz revised the budget lo
eliminate those at the aame time
lncreasln& bis budget propotal to
~ mUllon tbrou1h a compllcat·
ed transfer of state and federal
subsidies.
Directors then ordered the SS2
milllon trimmed by about $3
million before agreein& two
weeks aeo to settle for the ~ 2
million package.
Missik Snafu Reported
AMY CARTER TAIC£8 FUN TAIP IN TUCSON
Prffldent'• Daughtw an Added Attraction
Amy's Big Day
\ ..
Fini Dauglder Seea Tuaon
TUCSON, Aris. (AP> -"fhlle her mother was busy pre.
1ldin1 over a ~ bold by the Prelldent'I CommlNJoo
on MIDlal tr.lltb, Amy Ci.rt.er wu bun wttb t0me dutlea ()f
her own-tQJGYm
Tbe t-year-ola dauihter cl President Carter ~nt the
day wtt.b the famlli:Qf TUcson psJdllatrllt Allan Belloll!
meaaber of die meblal bnlth eomroluk!D that It cbaJNCl D7
, Rolal1110 Carter.
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ACCOMPAHIBD BY S Btlael f1mUy, Secret
Service aaeat. and ~ AJQJ "9Dt to tho Artaona·
..
Director Phil Anthony said
Monday he still was worried
about the district's future. He
noted it costs $1.42 for each
passeneer canied whtle they pay
only a 25-cent fare.
It state and federal subsidies,
which pay lhe bulk of OCTD ex
penaes, were to expire the dis·
trict would face tremendous fare
and property tax Increases to
continue operatin&, Anthony
said.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
maUunclion of undetermined
orl&ln cut abort a teat of the
N avy'a crulae ml11lle off the
coast of Callfomia Monday, the
Pentagon said.
The ml11lle, known aa the
Tomahawk, plunced into the
Pacific Ocean about 30 1ecooda
after It was launched ln the
vicinity d San Clemente hlal)d
at 7:33p.m., a1pokeaman1ald.
The teat wu conaldertd the
most cruclal for the cruise mil·
alle Jn 17 month.I of fil&ht a ·
MarineAccept8
Reduced Rap
For Assault Why so much fuss ebOul a
rprlng Of summer wardrobe?
Why a 1P9Clal ahopplf"O trip Tbt Marine Corp• ls substan·
tlally reducing charges againat
ope of 14 bl~k Casnp Pelldleton
If arln• cbarfed tn last Novem·
ber'1 attack on seven wblte
Marinos . .
Both .,,...cut.on 11\4 defenae
lawyerf laid Mond11 Cpl. Curtis
Jones Jrter~ of Seale Russell, Ala., m a 1tillty plea to
chart• of simple eonaplracy
uduaauJt.
Th• r..tuced cbaraes are ex·
pected to cut poulbl• punlab· meat from 21 ,...,. to Im di.an
alx moat.hi, the Pendleton Lelal
Def I d.
Lt. Col. WOUam DrQer, trial
Juda• cl 1 1eneral court muUaJ,
accept-9 UM ru:lltY plll •lid n1d
aentCclnc ot Jones would be ID·
AOUDced an. formal •eaUnc of a J~. Which W11l then be toht of ihepl'etrlll 1.jretm t. '
Wblfe none of the wblt•
llll'inel boldln1 a beer "party
wulDtheKulDusK.lan,tbebladl r tald ID tie~p ao tu· rldi.l abmei by t.b• KKK on
triaer.d t.berald. TWo Gehel-black llarloet wen
COAvided tJl reduted Chatpl U well,"l'CIM wu acquitted and tbe
trtalt Of UMi ot.ben blnl• • outcome or a rulln' by the
Mllltll'1 CoU tl of A.p tlJI t.n _ • •
to buy a new outfit for a 1pec1al ocx:a1ion? Th• answer
la rtl•t•d to human
psychology. Today c:lothlno
and 1008S!l0f'ift do mor• than
!'llerely keeo tht body warm
end protected. ThtV HI a
mood. frame an attitude. imbue confidence. Fin•
ltwtll')' lllO P'8VI I patt lfTtl'\11
magic. The two mood-miking
o•m•ton.. for tummtr ....
cont Ind 1vory
Both OOf'ar and 1vorv are
organic vema. Thi• mtlnl ttttY were bmtd from OIM:ll-4Mno
plant• or 11\lmal" J~ oomee from the tuetc of the elephant.
tht hlPOOPQtlll'IUI, the Wllrut
and the wart hog Corsi 11 formed from ttte
alctl9tOM of tiny ... natu,..I
It Ol'OWI Whttevtr tM .... art • warm. but the moat ltnPOf'tant . garden• txttnd along tht Mtdlt•ra1iean ,,.,
Ivory IPPtlt'f In OM yety
char1ot•rl1t10; warm whit• cofor ~la COtal OtOWI In I
rll'IO' from ~It• to rl<t IM
. even blaok. Tht moat
c"ar1oterlatlc1lly 111mmer
• · IMd".ofCOrtl .. wtifte.llOl'lt .,.nk (Clifad 'Anolf Skin) and
.the llotlt. ~ Mfmon CIOIOt. •, In dlOOll'flt ~ ~
• tend toMfd s**. f'IM• twlth
--.
perlmentaUon.
For Lbe lint time, the mwlle
was 1ucces8'ully launched by
rocket power from a submer1ed
submarine tube . But tbe
malfunction prevented lt from
flylna on Its engine about 60
miles down the California ran1e
where It wu to have bit a target
•hip.
The Navy termed the teat
par1.la11)'1ucca1ful, however.
''Tt!IUDI the miuile'• tran&l·
tion from underwater launch and
booated mabt to the cruise
@
&EM WISS
eneine·powered night wa~ sue
cessful," tbe spokesman said
··Approximately 30 secoods
la tu. the missile sustained a
malfunction and fell into the
ocean. Offlclala and englneen
are conducting a detailed review
to determine the cause of the
malCunction "
The Tomahawk is 1n the ad·
vance stages of Its development
but lbe Navy baa not yet ordered
It lnto production. The Air Force
ia developfnl another cruise mis-
sile to be launched from aircraft.
. '
•
y
·~-.. --tor toda1 to
, af m lull ., «•do
boo na tU t AU deve]os-bfta-lbe
Newport HarbM Cbam r of
Co ~. by m n•&bout
tow• hul Salata. la ·~ n ~ailed Irrelevant Week.
Tw. a ..ek wbca thlnp t.Jaat
&.a•t camt pt boeo,.,,
LaJl ~ WU Sport.I nieht for
lbe Jrre.lnaot Wtff 1pouon
and Uwy beld a preu contenoce
al the Balboa Bay Club. P'ormer
haUback Kdlcber wu Down out
bere .. special honored sueat for
the entu'e week.
Bay c:ub bartenders wore
black and white-1triped 1birts
hke fOOlbaJl offac1al1 Other Bay
Club attendants and Irrelevant
Week otficers were decked out an
blue and gold football Jerseys
bearane the number 335 with
"Kelleher" emblazoned on the
back
AND WHAT OF Kelleher?
Muscular, handsome, with a
quick, nashlng, sort of ahy smile,
he was flown here and 1s being
put up free in Bay Club digs for
the week
At the press conference, al·
tended by many sports
luminaries or the area, he wa.s
presented g1Hs lie got two
tickets from Air Cal lo Oy lo Lake
Tahoe He got some toy cars and
a piegy bank He was presented
what must be the world's ugliest
table lamp
Newport Pohce Chief Jim
Glavas sent him alone a special
citation that advised has officers
·any courtes1~ extended to the
bearer will result in disciplinary
action ·•
Emcee Salata thus quipped.
'With that card and 10 bucks,
you can park near Newport
Pi<'r "
STEPHEN f'ORD, son of the
former President or the United
States, showed up lo present
Kelleher with a brown bag rull or
tus dad's old campaign buttons,
adding the advice, "save them
for l~."
And why, you uk, all this fuas
over a young man named
Kelleher, 23 years old, a native or
Fort Wayne,, Ind . who had never
before aet root on the West Coast?
Because recently the National
Football League held its pro-
fessional draft of graduating col-
lege football players. And they
selected 335 prospects. And
Kelleher of Colorado was selected
absolutely last. Thus be became
the butt of all the jokes for Jr
relevant Week and the special
guest of honor
And how dad he lake it all? At
the press conference. he was
asked ar he won any gr1d1ron
honors at Color udo
"YES" HE QUIPPED. "l got
an award for the senior who
played there rive years ...
Had he received any contact
from the Minnesota Vakanes foot·
ball team that had drafted ham
number335'
"Sure," he cracked back: "A
secretary called me and asked
where I wu born. Then another
secretary called and wanted to
know wbal year that was. . "
Clearly, you don't find good
sports like Jim Kelleher every
day
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CM•Atcze NUT?
Dr. Qvtsdean 8amard
.. ....
wblle it t.be 11rdul ol ,...,.
d J • K edy and Dr.
arti.D Luther Kin1 Jr
The comrniU.. hired former
prosecutor Q . Robert Blakey to
lead lta P"Obt. and he announced
a new1 blackout a abort Ume
after all41f\dlol a meetln1 Mon·
day
"1'11E P\1aPOSe OF thia newt
conference ll to announce there
will be no more news con-
ference1," Blakely told rePGrt.en
alter tbe aesaton. •'J would hope
you memben of the press will
Patient Succumbs
After Transplant
CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP> -Heart tranaplant pioneer
Cbrisl&aan Barnard's first attempt lo bolster a human heart by graft.
me a baboon's heart onto it ended with the death or the patient, a 26·
year-old Italian woman, early today
"l think I will use chimpanzees next ti mt," the surgeon told a news
conference
LOOKING HAGGARD after
the 10-hour operation Monday al
Groote Schuur hospital and the
losin1 balUe for the Ufe of hit pa-
tient, Barnard said the
transplant of lhe baboon's heart
was a "last resort" to save the
woman's life.
He said the woman'sdeath was
certain without a transplant and
a human heart was ~ot available.
The woman'• husband was re-
ported under sedation at Groote
Schuur. and the hospital refuaed
to release her name until he gave
permission.
llA&NA&D SAJD TUE ba·
boon's heart proved too small to
keep the woman's circulation go.
Ing when her own heart bftan
railing. •
The SJ.year·old surgeon told an
interviewer in March that a
human patient could be expected
to reject a transplanted anim•l
heart eventually. But he said the
alien organ might work long
enough for the patient's heart to
make some recovery or might
keep the patient all ve until a
hum an heart became available.
Ke told thff news conference to-
day that baboon and the woman
had the same blood type but
matching of liJsue types wu not
possible. He said he would not
know whether the woman's body
rejected the heart until
laboratory testa were completed.
but be aaid no evidence of rejec-
tion was apparent.
D&. Bl!!EVES Saunders, a
spokeswoman for the hospital,
said the woman was born with a
chronic heart eoftdjtion and en·
tered the hospital for replace-
ment of a valve wh.ich had been
put in her aorta, the main artery
from the heart, several years
ago.
The operation lo replace the
aortic valve "became considera-
ly more extensive" than planned,
Saunders said, and the coronary
artery was replaced in an at·
tempt to boost circulation
Barnard then decided to use a
baboon heart for a "piggy.back"
implantation to increase the pa-
tient's circulation, Saunders con·
linued
Not 'Christian' .
Moonie Right,, Supported
NEW YORK CAP> A study by top Roman Catholic and Protestant
lheoloeians says the Rev. Sun M.)'uni Moon's Unification Church has a
right to exist but cannot be considered a Christian church.
The study, released Monday by lbe Nallonal Council of Churches.
was befUD a year a10 •'to clarify tbe claims to Christian Identity made
by the Unification Church," It
says.
AL THOUGH THE 11-page re-
port concludes the Unification
beliefs depart from the basics of
Christianity In many ways, at
also said the church bas a con
stilutional rieht to exist and
warned against using the report
"for arbitrary or punitive
purposes."
The study said it found these
differences between the Uniflca
tlon Church and traditional
Christian doctrine:
-While Christians believe re-
demption Is possible for ever-
yone, tbe Unification Church
teaches that indivlduai. md na·
lions can be classified H
"heavenly" or "satanic."
-aDlS'l'IANS BEUEV&the
Bible is supreme, but tbe
Unification Church believe•
Moon's revelations supersede the
Bible.
Members of the Unification
Church believe that Jesus Christ
failed as a saviour because he
died on the cross and that "The
Lord of the Second Advent," who
many believe is Moon, supplants
Christ.
The study committee was com·
posed of members of religious
faiths ranalng from Roman
Catholic to Southern Baptist The
conclusions In the report were
based on a study of Moon's book.
"Divine Principle," which ex-
preases his church's doctrines.
THE STUD\' FAULTS the
Unification Church for a "con·
slatently and unrellevedly
necative" attitude toward the
Jewlsb people and for Its em-
pbasil oo the responsibility cl the
Jewish nation for Chrllt's failure
ua1avtour.
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A1Ud wWlacr
tee'• wan wtU
public for ane
or lwo yean,
8 l a ll • y
replltd: "l
wouldn't
think two
yeara."
L o u I a
Stoku < 0
Ohio>. com
mittee
c b • i r m • n . ILAUT
said tbe panel approved a policy
aaainlt any comment on either
UIUlinaUoo inquiry until staff
inveatiaaUooa are completed.
"It la tbe committee'a lnU!Dtioo
at the proper 1ta1e of the ln-
veaU1aUon to make a public pre-
sentation of all the evidence
which bu been gathered, which
has been corroborated and which
we feel is credible and in no way
defames any person," Stokes
said.
BLAKEY SAID HIS back
ground as a rederat prosecutor
specializing in organizt!d cnme
cases does not mean his in
vestagataon will focus on whether
mobsters were involved In the
Kennedy assassination.
Asked whether he believes
there was conspiracy in either
1 Bad Twn
Sparks 2nd
NEW YORK (AP> It
worked so well la.st Friday
at the First Women's Banlt
that another man tboueht
he'd try ll Monday. And he
eot away with lt too
The bank suffered Its
second robbery in as many
working days when an un
identified man pused a
note lo a wom811 teller de
manding money. accord
ing to Fernando Suarez.
the bank's assistant vice
president
He said I he robber
described hirnsetr in the
note as a drug addict
armed with u gun und de·
manded an unspecified
sum
Arter gelling ubou1
Sl.000. the robber walked
out of the bank, nagged a
cab and headed north on
Park Avenue Another un
identified man made off
with $13.000 last Friday.
BUT HE MID, "J would bolM
an the mvc:;: thia lelial.Uve
inv .. uaatiOQ at all of the un-
answered questions about tbe
two auasatnaUom will. imo1ar
u POllibl•.,be amwered."
Blakey WU • proqcutor in the
JmUce Department'• Orpnbed
Crime and Racket.emna Sect1oo
to the early 1_,. led later wu
chief COUDlel ol a s.at.aubcom·
millee that helped draft antl-
crime legislaUon, tocludinl the
Orcani%ed Crime Control Act of
1970.
Before accepting the poat with
the assusinationa panel, he was
director of the Institute on
Oreani:ied Crime at Cornell Law
School. a positlon from wbacb h~
aaid he is taking a leave or
abaence.
tiORSES 8AVl!D -Barbara
Chester. 17, of Flagstacr,
who boards her horses near
the Coronado National
Forest, leads them from
dani(er as Clremen continue
wotk to contain the blaze
Blazes Still Defy
Containment Effort
By n.e Aaaoclated PTeu
Fire fighters in northern New Mexico said today they hope to c~n
tain a blaze by ThW'sday that bas blackened 10.800 acres. Meanwhile.
in AriJooa, crews worked lo coolaln a fire that bu charred 9,000
acres.
"We're nibbling al the edges." said U.S. Forest Service spokesman
Richard Undeborg, who estimat-
ed that 60 percent of the fire near
Los Alamos, N.M., was con-
tained. He satd if the winds slay
under 15 miles per hour, •·we can
move aloog as predicted "
(
OFFICIALS ESTIMATE the
blaze has caused more than 513
million in damage and that the
cost of fire fiehting has passed
$500,000.
"But I th.ink that's rather in·
significant to what's been
saved." Lindeborg said. "We've
saved the developed portion of
Bandelier National Monument.
the atomic energy facility at Lo&
Alamos and the City or Los
Alamos "
Erratic wind gusts of up to 30
miles per hour, low humidity and
~&led terrain worked against
the 1,000 ftre fighters An air in·
venuon held the heavy smoke
near the groun'-'· iesulUng in
poor visibility for the bomber~
that dropped a watery compound
called slurry
But in the Coronado National
f'orl'st tn Arizona. 800 fire
fighters were trying lo complete ,
fire lines to contain a blaze that
had consumed 9,000 acres.
OFFICIALS SAID TREY did
not know when the fire, which
has burned to within three miles
of the Mexican border, would be
contained The fire. fed on _
chaparral, ponde.rosa pine and
Oou1las fir. swept over the top ot
9,,66-foot-hlgh Muter Peak in the
Huachuca Mountain.s
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LOS ANGELES <APJ
A woman who clalma
1be was kadnaped ,
brainwashed and
tortured has filed a SS
mUllon lawsuit a1alnst
Synanon, a dru1 re-
babllltation center.
In the auit filed Mon
day In Santa Monica
Superior Court, Frances
Winn. 29, and her
husband, Ed, claim that
Synanon held her a1ainst
her will for purposes of
rtnanclal gain and
power.
lt'erlc lle9al••
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-Slate legislators 1tlll
plan to start their five-
w eek summer receu
next week.
B14t Aasembly Speaker
Leo McCarthy propoaed
Monday that they leave
12 lawmakers behind lo
work on school finance
and property lax relief bills.
... ~ett'on
SAN JOSE (AP> A
pit bull terner. accused
or terrorizing a San Jose
'\elgbborhood, won tern
porary repneve from ex
~uUon Monday, but a
SarHa Clara County
hearing officer ordered
the dog removed from
lfla master's custody.
Hearin1 officer Paul
Yarborough ordered
Ul-moolh-old Odum Into
' ~lilary ~lnement.
I ~air Marred
'DELMAR(AP)-The
~ve of the openln1 of the ~uthern California Ex-
po1ltlon wu marred
Monday when a honie
threw a child and kicked
her in the head, leov1n1
Ker In critical condition.
' Authorities said Robin
Zaaio, 11. of Rancho Son
ta P'e, waa preparing to
participate In a horse
•how taking place In ad·
••nee of today's offlclol
'airopenlq. .
Sia · . ymg .
Baf fli . ng • : LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Police have no ex-
i>lanatioo why a 14-year-
Old San Gabriel boy wa1
thot to death in a phone
booth.
Joey Gonzalei had
been visiting rrlends
•hen he decided to make
the call Monday, pollc:e
said. They said hh
friends heard a shot
before finding the boy's
body.
Folsom
Escape
Plot Nixed
FOLSOM <AP) -A
note lllpped to a 1uard
baa broken up an ap·
parent Folaom prison
escape plot alle1edly in·
volvlng 17 inmates in·
cludina a convtct;°d aa-
s a as in of Oakland
1chools chief Marcus
Foster and a man serv-
in1 Ume ror trying UI
free conv1cted mau
murderer Charles
Manson.
·•we consider
ourselves very fortunate
to have discovered this
before anything hap-
pened." A11oclate
Warden Stewart Potter
1a1d Monday 1n a
telephone interview
Seventeen convicts
were locked up in aaola·
lion alter the 17 convict·
made knives , a 9 ·
millimeter pi1toJ and 28
round.& of ammunition
were found June • l.n a
cellblock at the max-
imum security prison,
Potter said. About 10 re·
main isolated aa the in·
vestt1ation continues, be
aald.
AMONG THOSE
isolated are 29-year-<>ld ·
:Toseph Remlro. wbo
with Ru11ell Little 11
serving a life term for
the 1974 Symblonese
Liberation Anny murder
of Foster , Bobby
Augustus Davi.a, 38, aerv-
ing four Ht• terma for the
1970 mutder of four
Cal\,lornla Hllh.,.ay
Patrol omcer1 ln Loe
An1eles: and Kenneth
Como, servint Ume for
stealing guns ln a 1971
plot to free convicted
mass murderer Charles Man80n.
''This 1s the first time
In Folsom's hlttory that
a ruo has been 1mu11led
inside." Potter said.
"There have been
escapes, but with no
violence. The potential Is
always the.re t~ 1~aort of thing with the d of
Inmates we have ere,
but I think th.la bas been
defused."
THE GUN was found
1n the cell occupt.d by
Davis, Potter said. He
said Davis and aemlro
both have previous
escape try recorda.
He declined to HY ...
actly whel'9 the IUD WU
found or how it was
smuggled ioaide the
trim fort.reu-Uke prllon
near Sacramento
"When we got 1l, tt
waan't secreted. That's
all I'll say. l don't want
to jeopardlu anybody'•
Ute." Potter sald.
STORE HOURS:
Sen. Newton Ruuell, R-TuJunaa. said il would
make it easier to prosecute pomoiraphera because
auch publl~•Uons now 1et orr by lncludif\I, for ex-ample, a pa)'clllatrlst 's article.
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Sa7Aree.
Tbe earthquake waa
reeo~~7:30 a.m. . Unlvenlty
of Cal forDia
Miamol~ Bruce Bolt ter meCfUu quail•
"modlrat." aDd aa.ld lt
wu centered alx mllea
eut ol Uvennore, a clty
about «» miles eut of
Oakland. Bo~t's re· Umlnary ft,ures the
quake'• mapl at 4.7
on the Rleb&.er tcale.
The NaUoaal Earth-
quake Jnformatlon
Center In Golden, Colo .•
measured the quake at 4.9.
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Danny Davey is one of those too-rare in·
dividuals who not only does his job well, but
makes time to add something to it for his
fellowman.
· ...... The B-1 Role
In Danny's case, he combined his posi-
tion as a United Parcel driver with a
personal cause. He collected clothing, food
and toys and took them to poverty-stricken
Navajo and Hopi Indiana.
A year ago, Presidential candidate Jim·
my Carter said that spending $24.8 billion on
a fleet of 244 supersonic B-1 bombers would
be "wasteful of taxpayers' money."
And so tt wu that all lh0$e who know
Danny and love him were understandably
concerned when be was very seriously in-
jured in a Laguna Qeach traffic accident.
But people like Danny inspire othetf. Newly inaugurated President Carter
said in February that a "demonstrated
commitment" by the Soviet Union toward
disarmament would make him less inclined
to proceed with B·l production
One. Frank Wood of Mission Viejo, read
about him and began a trast f for Davey
with a personal donation of saoo. The trust
has grown to $548 with gifts from friends
who want to see Danny back on his feet and
back on the trail.
Now. however, the President has had
ample opportunity to be briefed on Soviet
military strength and to observe Soviet at·
titudes. Not s urprisingly, he seems to be
leaning more and more toward going aHead
with beginning the B-1 fleet.
Davey is fighting back and he's gettlnl
better. Those who know him know it won't
be long before he'll be rattling down the
washboard roads of the Indian reserva-
tions once again. As he now is painfully aware, the
011r Puzzling Governor
IB Brown ConfU8ed or ]rut Playing Gama?
The ent1ma or Governor Jerry
Brown's aeemlna popularity may
be nothing more than a brash·
nesa eroplng in the dark for solu·
tions to h.ls own enlemas.
At leut rrom a recent ap·
i pearance before the directors or
the conserva-
tion -minded I Sierra Club.
1 which claims
1 to represent
110.000 mem-
bers, lt would
seem the gov-
ernor la aai
confused as
everyone elae
about where
he really stands on environmen-
tal issu~.
Brown, the candidate for gov·
ernor, became the darling of
( EARL WATERS )
ecoloeists with his support for
coastal protection law1. air poUu·
Uon controls, and his opposition
to further water projects. ln op·
posing the New Melones Dam
project be foolishly claimed the
state had all the water it needed
for the next generation and
beyond. The drought quickly
proved the miscalculation and the
governor just as hurriedly sought
to alter his stance by proteaUne
President Carter's plans to halt
the Auburn Dam construction.
Jr that fooled anybody into
bellevlng that Brown no longer
opposes wat~r projects, drougbi
or no drought, they should re·
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lelrisla •~eott Hinted
Ara·h Hand in Panama?
WASHINGTON -There Is di.a·
turblni evidence that Panama's
strongman Omar Torrijos has
struck a secret deal with Libya's
wlldman Moammar Kbadafy to
Jive the Arab extreml~t a
f.oQt.bold in the Americu and to
cooperate with the Arab boycott
11ahut the Jews.
The erratic Khadafy is re·
garded u one of the world's most
irresponsible
rulers. He bas
a r m e d
radical ter-
rortat ~ps,
tried to
purchase
nuclear
weapons, sub-
sidized Ugan-
da's iany Idi
Amin and
engaged in various harum-
scarum intrigues
Two months ago, he invited
Torrijos to Tripoli for some joint
rhetoric against the United
States. With much bluster. they
pledged political alleiiance to
each other. arranged to ex·
change military delegations and
agreed upon economic coopera-tion.
But indlcalions are beginning
to leak out that the two leaders
also reached a secret un·
derstandlhg, with some ominous
overtones. Here are the details
-A secret Panamanian docu-
ment certifies that a contractor.
who Is constructing a hydroelec·
tnc proJect in Panama, "has
never had any ties or any kind
Dear
Gloo1ny
Gus
Now that I know sleeping
sedatives can cauae cancer
guea1 l'U bave to 10 back
to my old sleep-Inducer,
television.
(JACK ANDERSON J
wit.Ji Jewiab or Zloniat firms nor ~noos.•• The document ls dated
April 28, 1977 -just 11 days alter
Torrijos returned from Ubya.
The Implication ls that he im·
mediately ordered a secret new
policy, excludln1 Zionists from
project.a financed by Libya.
-A 8UDDBN flWTY of anti·
Semltam bas been reported in
Panama. Handbills reportedly
have been circulated calllni for
the expul.•ion ol Jews and accus
mg them or Unsubstantiated ii
legallties. In a confidential letter
to Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance, Rep. Benjamin Rosen-
thal, D-N.Y., notes that the anti·
Jewish outbreak "follow1 on the
heels'' of Torrijos' visit to Libya
The Congressman concedes that
his evidence is "limited," but ex-
presses concern that It might
herald "a rar wider campaign
directed at Jews and Zionists."
-Torrijos bas quietly &ireed
to grant Llbya one hectare or
land in Panama for "com-
mercial, Industrial. financial and
other international activities."
This has raised a red flag with
Sen . Richard Stone. D·Fla. He
has written a private letter to
Vance. Citln& K.badafy's "rather
detailed record of terrorist sup-
port" and asldJig tersely: "What
interpretation do you give to
'other internaUonal activities''?"
Kbadaty has also arranged
to establish a SlOO million Arab
bank in Panama. Government
analysts are worried that he
might use the bank to launder the
money be hands out to terrotist
groups. He hu used commercial
companies, offices and faclliUes
abroad to promote terrorist ac·
tivities. our sources point out.
IN THE PAST, Torrijos h~s
been a mild tsraell supporter.
But government analysts fear
Panama is in such desperate
rtnancial strllU;s that be might be
willing to change his at.Ulude
toward the Jews in return tor
Arab petrodoll•rs.
Foot.nott: We aubmllted our
evidence to the PanamanJan Em-
bassy for comment. We heard
first from Ricardo Holzer, the
Jewl1b community leader in
Panama, who aent us a meM1a1e
that he bad received stron1 U ·
surances from the PaoamaQlan
government rejecllna anti·
Semitism. The Umin& ol hi.a
meuaae 1u11eats that be may
have beea pressured by the 1ov· ernment to contact us.
OIL DARLING -The oil
-barons alwaya teem to fiod apro-
tector when they need ont on
Capitol Hlll. some wort.by solon
who recoenJzea bow ess•Ual
petroleum is to the national de-
fense. the Amertcan economy
and the welfare or the fur salons
and Cadlllac dealers in Dallas
and Houston.
Some unsympathetic Senators, rot example, wanted to protect
th& U.S. coastline from oil pollu-
tion. Led by Sen. John Durkin, D-
N .H., they are pushing legisla-
tion to place environmental
saleauards on oil drilling along
the v aat Outer Continental Shelf.
The oilmen looked around for
an advocate who would uphold
their Interests inside the Senate
Energy Committee. They ~\Itek·
ly found Sen. J Bennett
Johnston. D-La., a balding, baby·
faced freshman. who wears
lhree1>1ece csuJUI to match his
three-piece name.
OVEllNIGBT, he has becOme thtA#~pg of the oil industry. fie
has' h>!l'c!M down the teaislation w~ amendment alter amend·
meni to' exempt certain oil leases
fre~enviroomenlal bill.
Tb_t amendments, 17 in all.
contld.n ''Erandfather" clauses
that would exempt oil firms,
alreadr dtUUne offshore. from
th& nelr ure1ua.rd1. Thi.I would
lean aw:A companioa • Getty.
Standard of California, Shell and
Union Cree.to poUute the shores,
without too much worry about
penalties.
His moM>controversial amend-
ment W<iut• validate lease sales. worth ovet $1 blllion, ore the
Delaware, New Jersey and New
York coasts. The amendm.ent
would overrule a federal court
which bu invalidated the sales,
ruUn1 that they violate federal
environmental lawa. This piece
of leeillatJve legerdemain would
enrich auch oil giant.a u Exxon
and Shell.
Church Scliools Thrive
ducaHon•a
hlerarcbf.
Now new Cbrl1tian acbool1
are com:lnl lnto exiltence two a
day!
Now 1everil ·•aystema" of
CbrliUao 1eb0oli are n:ausbroom-
lhl -Ud tbt Sacramento area baa ZS public acbooll vacant..
Jn Mdlttcm to their numerical IJ'OWtb. Cbrlltlan ICbools are im-
provtni ecademlcally.
Tbe Westem Alm. of CbrlatlaD Schooll~ btiaVmben In
10 yean h*l tm IC:bOoJS).IMI cOl·
le1e1to11L
At tbe um.t time, cr.W b1
tbe &unford AchleTemtslt ,._l,
tboae ltudmta are academkaUJ
... to lJ montbs ahead "' die ••
Uclill.I noan."
the very basic facts of ute nlat-
lnt to ri&htMll and wnmsn•.
u oa SHE -on 1raduat1on
da1 -ii lawicbed into orbit. an
• 'un1uided n:il11ile," likely to
lelt·d.Wct.
The moat evolutionary
educator at the '11\ltt.lea -a.mt ,
Hutcblns -looking b-,ck, oon-
ceded that In our determludoQ
to refine tbe intellect we alto.red
•motloostorun wild.
Now we are reapln1 tbe bitter
hanest ol tblt myopia. But we are tum1n1 baet.
f
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ote"°fl•' Polka?
Dawn Gordon starts ber number with confidence, left, loses her
composure briefly, next panel, them goes on to a smash finish in
tryouts for the Dallas Cowboys ch•leader section in Dallas. The
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Nallonal car Rental.
It's o special weekend bonus! Just present vour Air Callfomla
tleket when you rent your cor from National. You'll get extra
S&.H Green Stomp certificates from National on the amount
of your one-way airline fOfe. Convenlentty located at &t1ery
airport served bl,' Air Collfomlo. Natlonol rents GM cars llke the
Chevy Novo for Just $14.95 a day. Full sJ~e cars like the Olds
Cutlass ore Just two dollars more: The S & H Green Stomp cer-
tificates from your car rental plus the bonus from your airfare
odd up to a hefty tlstfull of stomps. So don't miss out. Reserve
your flight and your car wtth Just one coll to Alr Collfomlo or
your travel agent
• vou pCI'( IOt Oct Rot .. OVOllOb'-ot POrtleiPOl\ng IOCOllON 6 pm Thurldov to Mondov
noon Rot• o,. r~<h.oounlot>141 ond M.lbject to change wllhoul notoc. Co11 mutt b9
••turned to reot..-.g locottOn Aot• Of• not OVOiltobi. lrl So lOlt• Tone. ond Polm Spf\nQ' Stomp ot1er ••pinM .AJtf l• 1911
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ASlflmtGTO CAP>
belOre u..
to ~ to •
U a •Lt~ d Nat a on 1
Untveaity.
TIM Junior aenator
from Calltorn1a, former
profeuar ol MmaoUcs s.
I. Ha1akawa. told
aenatclrial colle~ues. "I
feel mtltled to apeak on
this aubjecL .. on the
buia ol my llfelona ex-perience a a proleuor. ·•
BAYAUWA WENT
on to aay be tbou&bt the
U.N. ualveraity waa
"one vast lntemaUonal
academic booodoe&l•." ''Tbe rea1on I aay
UU.," be added, "and
when I speak of pro-
f e u ors, I speak of
myself amoni otber1, u
that one ol our ambition•
as professors, to prove
ourselves to be really
professors ot 1reat dis·
tinction, is to have jobs
where we do not have to
teach; a re1earch an·
stltute is an ideal Institu-
tion in which to get such
a position ....
"I have tried to
become one, because it is
such a nice cushy job. l
came to the Senate in-
stead."
II' GO u expected. alJ four
votet will be in favor of dlaaolVln&
Gtmco Qty and accepbng annexation
to neiabborina Alexandria.
''W• personally have eQjoyed it as a
pd.ate place;• uid town board presi·
dat Kmmetb Patton. who with bis
wile, F.l&bm', bu Uved in Gimco Ctfy
for two7ean. "But thla wu all a com-
pany poUey -they 10 t.hroulb us, but
we reaUy didn't have ~to
say."
SINCE ITS INCOBPOllA'110N In either 1911 or 1929 -the records are
unclear -"company policy" has
always been a part of Glmco City's
life. The town's three homes and
single, potholed street have always
belon1ed to whatever company OC·
cupled the sprawline plant that lakes
up m~t of the 140 acres in the cor· poration limits
Local historians remember the
town as the property of the old
General lnsulatton Manufacturing
Co. hence the acronym Gamco ·
reportedly one of the nation's first
makers or rock wool insulation. The
plant and town were later owned by
the National Gypsum Co .. then were
purchased in the early 1970s by Little
CaJUlCll'ftl94.l-ll'I I
paUo 1
Y8N YDbelm I
IAullllrM..__Mre,aad .. Ya• I
caat. popala •· w u ....,
q bleb u 15 and u low~ i1 down to four edulta -I.be P pl~
Pbihp and Carol P'rteod the J
Friends' three children. ~ Dluolvlfll Gimco CUy i.a prim ty 4
a bu11.neA comiderallon. For y . !' the company has had to comriid' for
poUce and nre prowction from ~u
andria. And while annexatioD wttl.
raiae Uttle Lat•'• taxea, that abeuld\ 4 be oft• to a dqree by lowered in-~
SW'&nee n&el. . '
CO .. ANY Of'ftCIALS ref~ to l d.laeuu detail.I of tbe tramactioll. ~
.. To you it'• a atory .•. to~ il'a 1
jut property," said plant manqer I
Roser Lee.
lroo.ically, aome weren't aw~ ot
the town'• unique atatua until~,..
cent town meetings were called to dis-
cuss Its lmmJnentdemise. .
'· AJI lhia time I could have been put-
tln1 '01mco City' on letters." Mrs
Friend lamented. "When I did •find
out. I thought 'Oh . my I could heve
been using that ai. my address.• Now
at's too late "
MRS. PATTON SHARES a (ear
held by Mrs. Friend. that road im·
provements, inc luding an access
route through Gimco City to Ale>tan·
dna's new hagh school, will increase
tramc hazards.
"We like the privacy of this small
town," she said.
lOO's smokers:
Wtr-{ smoke this much tar to get good taste?
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teacblnl aod nM&rcb,
l1Cf llW~Db tOml)ltllnl lbeir JUnlor year Who
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!countian
Honored
M&J Davtd B. Hawley,
son of Mr and Mrs
Gordon R Hawley. 26721
Morena Drive, Mission
'Viejo, was eraduated
•from the Army Com
mand and General Staff
Co ll ege, Ft
; Leavenworth, Kan.
The 10.month coun.e at
,the Anny's senior tac-
tical school prepares stu-
dents for duty as com
manders and as prtn·
c i pal general staff
-Officers m the field and
-at field army s upport
and theater army sup-
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A••..._ T&1 .. ,r., 73,
member of a _pioneer
CaJtfornJa fam117, wbo
dlM ~cancer Sunday at
bb home. Taylcw retired
lJa 19'1' u pre1ideut and
board cbalnnu ol tf nJoo
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CAP) -w.a. "BUI"
Gren. 70, a composer
and the director of the
Karl King Band since
1971, died Sunday.
DETROIT (AP)
BeaJamla H. Anlbal, 90,
dealener of the first Pon-
Uac automobile in 1926,
died Sunday in Royal
Oak, Mich.
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away June It, lt71 Survlwo l>Y his wile
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Shop, 1"1 Htr-81vd., Co\11 Meta
and a memt>tr of the Stalerlng M11..,,1c
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OC Bus Ritkrship
l~reases in May
Orance County Tranalt Dlatricl COCTD) buses
collected 1,466,320 pasaeneer rares during May, an
increaae or as percent over May 1976, according to
OCTD General Manaaer Ed Lorili.
The fares were down from lhe 1,523,183 collect·
ed in Aprtl, Lorltz said, a drop he blamed on rain,
cold weather and the Easler holiday weekend.
OCTD information operators received 69,335
telephone calls during May from those Inquiring
about bus service. Loriti said, an lncreate of 13,659
calls above May 1976
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able Roberts, juat a youngater at 94, bu a word with John
Plunkett. r7. after they were •elected queen and king of Golden
A1c Week in Cambridae, Ma.11. More than 700 of the city's senior
citizens participated in the festivities.
Nader Claims Courts
Shut Out Consumer
WASHINGTON CAP> -Ralph
Nader has charged that an "anll·
eonaumcr ::'!:~~=-lty" on the U.S.
Supreme Court ls trying to prevent
consumers from using the courts to
press their just claims.
suits filed by groups of consumers and
curtailed the ability of dtizens to re·
cover attorneys' fees when they win
their cues.
The consumer advocate said Mon·
day the court, under the leadenhlp of
Chief Ju1tlce WarTen Burger, ls
"slamming shut one courthouse door
aft.er another'' In the faces of con-
sumen.
"WHAT WE ARE witnessing is the
emergence or an anti-con.sumer ma·
jority on the Supreme Court that is not
content to merely rule agaiMl plain·
tiffs asserting individual and con-
sumer richts, but insl1ta on keeplng
those plalntlHs out of court
altogeth•r." Nader char1ed. -c.=-------,
NADER, TESTIFYING before a
House judiciary aubcommlttee, cited
the court's decialon this month rulln&
out many antitrust 1uit1 by con·
su men. The court held that only those
who buy directly from price.fixers
can sue, ruling out lulLI by consumers
who buY Jood.l lhl'ou1b·middlemen.
•'The pbllOIOJ)hy ot the Burger court
seems to be, 'Thou shalt not pau
throu1h these courtroom doors. You
can't even make your claim, no mat·
ter bow just lt ml&bt be,''' Nader said.
He added that in a series of cases
over recent years the court has limit·
ed the importance of class-action
"The Burger majority Is doing its
best to render the judicial branch of
1overnment a nullity as far as in·
dlvidual rtchts are concerned by re·
fusing to hear the claims of those who
have nowhere else to tum."
NADER CONTENDED that the
court la disregarding the wlll of
ConJr .. a. He said Congress showed
lta Intent on con.sumer suit.a Jut year
when it paued a law authorizing state
a ttorneya geoer al lo represent
citizens LQ antitrust cases.
Nader called for new laws to ex·
pand the ability of citizens to sue for
their rights
AC.ME
ACTING
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A MESSAGE FROM THE KID INSIDE .
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No matter how old you
are. there's a kid inside
you who's trying to tell
you he wants out this
summer.
He's dying to cut
loose and have
a good old care-
free time like
he used to. And
not spend all
his allowance
doing it.
You may think
those days are
far behind you.
But we have a
surprisingly easy way
to get back that free
and easy way of life.
It's called the bus.
That may. not sound very exciting
right off. But think about It.Part
of the joy of youth was not
having to worry about posses·
sions. (Like your car.) Or being
responsible for things. (Like
remembering to buy gasoline
and keep change.for the parking
meter.) Or putting up with things
you didn't like to do. (like driving
Jn traffic.)
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Well, that's what the bus is
all about. Orange County
Transit District buses take
you to all of the fun
• places. Disneyland.
Knott's Berry Farm.
The Fun Zone at
Balboa The beach.
Anyplace.
Without the
hassle and
responsibility
of driving:
It doesn't take
a pocketful of
change to ride
the bus, either.
Just 25¢ one way.
So you can save
all your money to spend
when you get there, Instead
of spending it getting there.
Listen to the kid inside you.
He's right about a lo~ of things.·
For complete information and
scheduling on all OCTD routes
and services, call Orange County
Transit District at 547-3311.
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Ntcole B•rrett
WON'T TALK
Noml•n M•ll•r
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-.iu:i-... °" ~ 1111 final comm
w1rdm,"LM'adolt." Two Sl· l auH• llav• ..._
brou .,al.nit Gllrnor•'• ... te bJ 1'11 Yktlml' ...,...,
Tb• kJJkr. wbo twice tried au W. followlJlt unwaDted ataya
of ••tntkla. ii. pul11Jt1 ,.....
enc• In Ute memort .. of tboM
clOM to bim at bl.I death.
GIL•OaE ATTO.NSY
Rona.kt Stanier 1111. ''He did
have a way 1bout him, and If he
wanted to be nice, he could. He
Wll Ver)' britbt." Stana er, attorney Robert
Moody, Gilmore's uncle Vern
Damico and promoter Lawrence
Schiller witnessed the execution
at Gilmore'• request. ll was a du·
ty Stancer aaya "shouldn't have
been part of my watc:h." Moody
says the experience "still just
1lckename." Damico, Gilmore'• uncle, aaya,
"He was a completely mlxed·up
man. He wanted the same thinp
you and I want -marrta1e, a
home, a job and love -to live
like an avera1e American."
Damico and his wife, Ida, took
Gilmore into their home when he was paroled from prison In April
1976.
"WHAT HE DID WAS beyond
me, and I think, be7ond him,"
Damico said of the two murders
has nephew admitted.
Galmore was convicted of the
July 20 kllling of Bennie
Bushnell, 25, a motel night clerk.
He also admitted slayin1 Max
Jensen. 24, a service station at·
tendant. Both were shot in the
head at close ran1e during rob·
beries.
Jensen's widow. Colleen,
teaches art in Clearfield, UUih,
where she lives with her 16·
month-old daughter, her lawyer
said. addin1 that she hat refused
to answer questions from re·
porters.
RF;LATIV£8 SAID DEBRA
Bushnell js livin1 in Los Anteles and gave birth to a daughter, her
second child, within weeka after
Gilmore wa$ shot. The relaU'8pS
refused to say where she could be
reached. Her attorney said, "She
doesn't even want to talk wilh me
most of the Ume. Jl 's been a very
traumatic thln1 ror her." Nicole Barrett, 21, Ollmore'a
Fairy Tales
St,ories Called Survival Need
CA.RBONDALE. Ill. CAP) -Children need fairy tales to survive
because they ~each that everyday problems are not unique, aaya a
psycbologi.lit.
"The tremendous value of fairy tales is. when exposed to fairy tales,
41 child knows "this doean 'l happen only to me. It Happens all over the
9orld, "' says Prof. Bruno Bet·
U.lhelm
IN ADDITION, HE says,
.ebildren who aren't allowed lo
-.cape the real world through
r.try ta!es may become addicted
jn later life to drugs or television
ill an effort to try to ea cape
Betlelheim la a professor
,112eritua at the Unlveralty of
Cbie110 and a researcher at
Stanford University. He spoke
rocently al Southern llUno\I
University here.
A llEY ING&EDIENT In fairy
tales such aa Cinderella, says
Beetlebelm, I.I that the hero or
heroine emeries from lhe ex·
ptrience u • cbanaed person.
.. There la no fairy tale
a ywhere ln the world wbere the
~f!O or berotne l• not •n enllttly
gretnt penon at the end," 1aJd
~m. "A better person. A ~:
wiser person. A more mature
~rson."
That ls where many of today's
children's tales fall, be said. The
hero remains the same alter go-
ln1 through bis trial•
BETl'ELllEIM, AUTHOR of
several books on rearlna
children, said televl1lon aoap
operas are dlltorted fairy talee
for adults ln which people ex·
perlence tremendout problems
but are not changed.
BeUelhehn scoffs at the notion
that rairy tales are aexlft. He
said that ln many tales, "ma
are entire nincompoops."
In Cinderella, for example. the
prince ls "a complete ldlot.. He
needs a •hoe to find ouL wh<J he
lovea."
BE 8MD A TWO·cbaracter
play bued on ••u.e con~ ol the
lnqu1Jlt« and prtaoner ' ahnilar
to a Gilmore lntervlew that ap-
peared this 1prin1 in Playboy
ma1azln• wu beln1 written by
an author whOlt name he would
notdl•doM.
He aaJd If IUCCeHful, the play.
book and movie -to be filmed
after the book 11 pul>Uthed -
could sroe• around ~.000. Authol' Norman Maller, con·
tacted aJ he left an interview
wttb Damico lut week, aaJd he
w u at work on a book about
"violence ln America," and that
"Gary Gilmore wW occupy a
prominent chapter." He said the
"""'"' ......... .,..,.,._,"'' • A
bl IMd to l OU 'a
1. Mailer We! •• It UU.
••· but I doe •t know w ml1bt bappe 1tx moaU.. from
now."
Scbllln, wbo bu pt'Oduced two
bookl written by ll&Uet. • d, "I
would be bonored lf NonPu
woWd comider lt."
•EAHTl•E. JA•ES . BolOD)', 23, of Amherst, Mau.,
marltetin1 tbe T ·•blrt
embluoned ''Let's Do It," said
be bu sold about 1,000 •l ss.es
each.
"It'• atlll 1otn11tron1. believe
it or not. I 1ot my first orders
from Sweden and Enslabd about
two month.I qo'' he .. ad.
W1rden Sam Smith, who over·
aaw the eucution at Ut1b Stat~
Prllon, old the warehouse
where Gilmore wu ahot by a
five-man nrtn1 squad ii •Jain a
warehouse. The chair, bearinf
holet from the four bullets that
puaed throuth Gilmore's body,
waa immediately burned, be
said.
AT IDS REQUEST, parts ol
Gilmore'• body were donated to
Brad Holihan Is waiting for a Blg Brother. Big
Brothers are men 18 to 90, with time and Interest to
help develop the life of a boy in a fatherless home,
men who care-represented here by Supervisor Tom
Riiey, Immediate past president of Big Brothers of
Orange County.
In Orange Counw, the divorce rate exceeds the
marriage rate; and the number of sing~ ~rent Homes
'increases. In many of these homes, there Is a young
boy wt\o needs a man to guide him, counsel him,
share tne discoveries of growing up. Big Brother&
of Orange County tries to find tliat man for that boy,
anO. today, nearly 500 boys tiave 11blg brottiers:'
't
aOAZ IAID BS TBINllS
Gilmore purposdy did not Like a
aetk&I ... et diilp bee• he .. wanted to wake up and read TBS ~ carted SPU11h
tbai w <Nleole> wu roae... VUlap bt tbe a~er the San
Of booll. Boal laid, "It •• not ~.:.... dtx •iotaD-wW have
' to ....... dOWlltr k1Dd "' .. w a1k • aa1d it ia • pwcent eadinl· ..• Tbe aecutioo II Im· 1 --~ _-..a 1 __ 1 ..... _ .. _,_ ..... u--portut. but it'a not tbe key to tbe •-.-.-ua: -auau • ..,...,..
book. There are othe1' people whO 1bop, a meet mu et. •~en.
10 on llv!a, ln my boot. In a trav.1 <oeJ. an eacrow ol·
Scbllla'1 book, there's no w-., it flee, an arta and cral'LI at.ore and
could have a sequel Wlleu It'• so-• beiJtb food store.
tn1 ~ be a book on reincaroa· LOCAL aESmENTS Jack and
Uon · Dorothy Brown are partnera with
SKA.TEBOAJWERS
TO J'IE IN AKRON
AKRON. Ohio (AP) -Tba
Akron Reeional Development
Board tald the fltlt RJtlonal pro
11tateboard cbamplouhlpa have
been scheduled for July 2·3 at
Derby Downs In Akron.
Tbe event wm be held at the
1lte of the Soap.Bo" Derby.
Walker ln development.
Walker said the mall will be de--
•i&ned to exempllf)' Spanish
arthltecture. tM motif In ~ch
San Clement• wu built.
Wrought-aron 1rillwork. tile
roofs, rou1h·aawn stalned ex·
posed wood and Spanta'1·styt.
plaJter will be used. •
Tb• developer Hid tl)e mall
atorea w•uld be orlt1nted to
woman aboppen. "They're th&
ones," be aaicl, "who have all the
money and all the Ume."
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Connors Snubs ()p.ening;
.
Laver, Evert Triumph
WIMBLEDON, England CAP>
Jimmy Connors. the 1VOdd'a
No. l t.ennis player and the No. l
seed at the Wimbledon cham·
pionships. Is no loneer No. 1
with the British.
In a display of what the
English regarded as bad man·
ners, Connors snubbed the royal
family, the All-England Club and
the tennis public Monday when
he failed to turn up for the
Parade or Champions martin&
the opening day or Wimbledon's
centenary.
Meanwhile, Newport Beach's
Rod, Laver won bis first ~d
JDateh easily Monday, <6#i.DI
laiid'• Sean Sorensen,4-0, 6-2, IJ~. And Chris Evert capt~
her first round match today,
beatiDI Ruta Gerutaltis, 6-0, 6-3.
While Monday's ceremonies
were 1olng on. Connors was
practicing on an outside court
with bis friend Ille Nastase. He
bad not even replied to the club's
invitation to Join the parade and
a special luncheon for cbam·
plon1. Connors won the men's
singles title here in 19'14.
He sent no apoJoey or uplana·
lion for miasin' the parade and
wbeo asked by a newsrqan why
be w u ableat, be said: "Maybe I was seeing my doctor.'·
Maj. David Mlll11, secretary or
the All·England Club, said the
championship committee had
met and decided not to give Con·
nors bis medal because of the
American's "extreme dis·
courteay.1'
I
Connon, .Dlll'li1JI a cracked
bone ln the thumb OD hla rl&bt
band, wu alto unpopular With
hla flrlt·rGllDd oppop.ent Their
metcb waa ~~ei' wa~ today
at Connors• request "hlle a
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wlle bee \be Na·
U al 1Au\1e'1 ltret 1 I • . rd&bed tbe outpoart.Q.
ot Lal AQse1ea Dod1en Md . b.ia.
"U &bly 'keep •corilla Wut um
for I ouabt to wi.D ~ c • "
be aaJd. "But rt&ht now, I wan&
No. 1l becauM m.r MXt start ti
a1alnst. the IUY• we bave lo beat."
R '1 a.xt atart will be
&aaday qainlt the Cincinnati
Reda~
The Doclters' t-3 victory over
St. Louts llooday nil}at improved
their lud over the Reda lo a~
1ama. It wu Loe An1elet' slxtb
victory in the last seven at.arts,
. be.r•ertSl.lte
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J11ne1ISt LO<llul lAl.AnoelH 1 l )P "'
JuM n 51 Louhel LMAnQelo• I U t> m
Juno 1• LO. AllQtln et C:11><1,..,.u '1> "'
whlle St. Louis lost its fifth
strai&ht.
Los Angeles powered rour
home runa. two by Rick Monday.
"Naturally, to say anything
but the fact I am overjoyed would
be an understatement," said
Monday after hitting his eighth
and ninth home runs of the
season. "I haven't been hitting.
That concerns me. But what con·
cerns me more is staylnf healthy
-the back problems have
caused me to develop so many
badhablta.''
Monday has bffn in and out or
tbe lineup the last two weeks
bee a use of back spasms.
Steve Garvey bit his 15th home
run and Dusty Baker his 13th as
the Dodgers unloaded on five St. Louis pitchers for 11 htts.
In Rhoden's 10 victories, the
Dodgers have backed him
eenerously, scoring 79 runs.
Rhoden had the Cardinals shut
out for e1&ht innings, but St.
Louis erupted for three runs on
rour hits in the ninth.
Garvey hit hiA homer off loser
Pete Falcone, 2-6, ln the second
inning when the Dodgers scored
three titnea. They added two
more in the fourth on Monday's
first homer.
Larry Dierker, the third St.
Louis pitcher. was tagged for
three runs in the fifth, two on
Baker's home run. Clay Carroll
replaced Dierker and was gr~
ed by Monday's second homer.
In the second game ot the
series tonilt>t. John Denny, '1·2,
wall attempt to end the CardinalJ
losing streak when he starts
against Dou& Rau, 6-1.
The Dodgers are nearing top
shape again with Steve Yeager
returning to the lineup Monday.
Yea1er celebrated bis return
after mhalng the Chicago series
with a sprained back with a paJr
of singles in four at-bats.
Alao. Reeile Stnllh stayed in
the lineup despite an ankle injury
(Sunday's skirmish with Rick
Reuscht!l of the -OUbs).
Lee Lacy, Mwever, who drove
Axe
laxed," he said. "What made me
feel good is when the fans gave
me Unit ovaUon. It wu the best
ovation I've ever bad in my life.
It came at a really good time."
P aut, who said the decision to
retain MartiA wu Ilia alone, hint·
ed that Martin may have irked bis
employers wttb bis off.field ac-
Uon.1. Heaaidthat "oncetbegame
starta" they comider Martin the
beat maaager lo the majors.
Asked if there were internal
problem. on the Yankees, Paul
replied: "I don't think ao."
Geor1e Steinbrenner, owner of
the American Lea1ue team, wu
ln Detroit Monday. H1a presence
fire4 mar~ specalation about a
dismllf-1 of Martin.
However. JacUc>n aaid he had
asked Steinbrenner to come to
Detroit.
"I haven't ttiked to him all
vear and J just wanted to clear
the air on a few thin&a. There are
Just aome tbiDp I tb1nk bo lbould know," the outfielder aaid ... Bet•
th• owner. He pay1 m1 salary.
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Places 3rd
At Marlow
MARLOW, England -Orance
Coast College's varsity eights
crew took third out or 14 entrants
in the 22nd annual Marlow
Regatta here on the Thames
Raver Saturday
The competillOn and the one.
day Reading Regatta in whicll
OCC will row Sunday ar&tuneu.
for tbe prestigious Henley Roy
Regatta June 30 throu1h July
also~ the Thames.
Covertng 1,600 meters in ea
or three races Saturday, Oran
Coast had to overcome chop
waters, cold wind and Jet leg.
OCC won Its pretlm heal in
4:44, edfine Efllland's Imperial
College by three-quarters of
boat length. It won the semiJ b
full boat length in 4: 18, finis
ahead ot the Lady Margaret ere
and Canford School, both
England. •
In the tloals OCC took an ear,G ._ lead and held ll for half the ,.,--.;,,
but fatttl'ed and finished bebl
the En11i1h crews of Radl
Colleee and the Tham
Tradesmen Rowln1 Assoclati
The winninf time was S: 13. ..,. si.,,. si...a
TURIN. Italy -American--
sprinter Steve Williams won the
men's 100 meten In 10.28 seconds
In pouring rain Monday night to
highll1ht an otherwise mediocre
Italy· Britain-USA track and field
meet.
World l\igb jump record holdet.
Dwight Stones refused to jum~ because of the rain. He aald he
would not disappoint the crowd'
with a poor perfonnance. '•
Ot.ber American men who won
were Rick Walker in the 40Q-
rneter hurdles, 49.77 ; James Lot,, -; 1 ton, 1001 jump, 2S·ll~; Stan1u,..,
Vinson, 400 meters. 46.07: Sarn,111.1•
Walker, shot put. M-S"9; James
Robinson, 800 met.era, 1:46.t,-* 1
Ben Field.s,bllhJump, 7-1~. ,,,
Allele S-~-:.a -i•"' "' -~--• v ,,, CHICAGO -Charles J'inle11• 1 ,,,
owner d the Oakland A'•• •aid 1 .,.
Monday nlCht be wu auaoeOdiu
1lucctn1 lint baleman f>tck Af-"''
len for one week wit.bout PU. · HI 1"
Allen was not ln the startinl.,.,t 1
lineup against t.be Cblcaco Wbitinc•'-Sox on Monday nllbt and left the,.,fl .,
ball club without pennlUlon. •Vt111J
Finley had 1one to the A'' "
dresstna room in lb• aixtb 1nnlnf
and found that Alleo ha~,· I ~
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L , Rmden Fall
In Cage Tiff
WHITnER -Golden
West College saw Its
•ummer basketball re·
cord drop lo 1-l u Looi
Beach Cily Col1eee
.cored an 82-76 vtclory
Mooday ni&ht In the Rio
Hoodo Leacue here.
Loni Beach had three
. playen on the court at
6·6 or taller. while
Golden West plays with
no one over 6-2. bul the
"Rustlers still maoa&ed lo teep the iame close. Al
-'halftime. Loot Beach led
t;y only two points.
Gary Sanders led
Golden West with 24
polnt., while Dave
Strtcldio bad 21 potJ;ita.
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HUNTINGTON PARK
-Larry Scott and David
W. Jones ol Huntincton
Beach woo gold medals
in the AAU Hedon 13
lunlor Olympic welpt
ifting cbampioosblpa
held here ovtt the past
Wfflteod.
Scott, 14, of Ocean
View Hilb School, won
the 114-pouod claaa ln the
U -16 age group by
anatchin1 115 pounds and
llftlnt 148 pounds in clean-and-jerk.
Jonea, 13, won the
123-pound class for 13-
and·under competitors,
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snatch and 110 in clean-
aod-jerk.
Scott, the son of
former Mbsouri ·Valley
and Ozark ~t Wttnc
champion Dr. Charles
Scott, wlU compete ln the
naUonal tournament lo
Kansas City wtt.b a good
chance of winning a na
tional Ulle.
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Rlck Stewart of
Fillmore High was
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crown.
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For Ocean Bite
Flshlng aloof the Ol"aqe Coast r~aJna status
quo wttb water temperatu:r• ranainl from Ct to 85
dearees, •ceordin.I to repoctl oat et the three an~ area Janctm.a.
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t.be bU8 bite bai beea lftat.
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beloncs ln our Love and
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HEADACHE
lo one way, the headache is dllferent from
other kinda of pain. Most pain is a wamlnc
•lcnal that aomething'a physically wrong.
That's not true of the headache in nine out of
10 cues. Most headacbea are caused either by
fear of makin& a mi.slake or by trying too bard
for perfection. At least. that's what the
medicos say
IC you'd been born both dear and blind, you
almost certainly would've learned to re-
cognize every met'llber of your family by lhe
distinctive odor of each. Or 1>0 reports a man
of science who cllUms almost all of us. if pro-
perly trained, could differentiate between as
many u 10,000 scents.
Everybody hlMI heard o( that famous tem-
perance crusader Carry Amelia Nation, but
not everybody knows sbe thought ahe was
divinely protected, and devoutly believed,
further, that her name, Carry A. NaUon, wu
pre-orda!ned.
Addreu matl. to L /ti. Bofld, P.O. Boz 1560,
Co1ta M11a IZ6Z6
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dec::LdclD .. . ,..._,,,
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moa maul bl der,
_. • l!lnwd m "" bJ p Plct.ut9
to atlr la It.a new
telewt1loa pro1r1m ....U.?
Tbe mDV• eom• at a
time wb n laterut ln
tp•ce molflAll ii bi,bff WD evs, LbanU to CM
current NnHtloo, "Star
VI•"·•• which a. clean1n1
up at the box office and
couJd briq in a record
$200 mllUon.
Yet Paramount haa
dropped plan• tor a
mucb-aotklpat.ed "Star
Trek" fllm and lnat.ead
announced that it will
use a revived veraloo oC
the show u Icebreaker
for Ill own television pro·
eram service -In es-
sence a potentially pro-
fltbable fourth network.
ol the Mr'Vice, which will r. on tbe air UallJ one
•1 • wed oat April
wltb a mixture of
orl1lnal movlH and
a pedal l'Vent J»rorr•m1. Gene Roddenbtrry.
who created ••star Trek··
ln 1118 and will be ex·
ecutl~ producer of lhe
new .eries, aaya be can
"only cueu'' why t.be
movie project wu aban·
doned.
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and auspeoae la ever-present. It a. a PIYCboloetcat
drama centertn1 on • pompous. upper clua fam.Jly
which la tborouahly dislnte1rated when a police ln-
s~tor. inveaUgaUne a YOWll woman's suicide,
links first one member, lhen another embarrasain&-
ly w1lh lhe victim.
DURING THESE CONFJlONTATIONS three
superior performances emerge, the finest of these
belnf that or Michael B1elil2 m lbe lllle role of the
problng pla&.nclothesm1m. B1elitz stalks bas ad·
• I~ COOLSY IS BnBCl'IVt:, but ofteo I •
bit too '1dactlc, aa th• couclenc•·•trlckest I dauchter; more variety ol eJJl(Jtloa would deepen 11
ber portrayal. Scott Michael does a cred.lble job
her nawed fiancee, tbou&b h1I intenalty ii oft.en
Jaeldn1. Michael Greco Olaket a promia.l.ng ata1e
debut ln the role or lhe aulleo youn1er 500 who bears
perhaps the heaviest meuure ol cuilt. Writt~ 30 years ago and set even further bacl~\ -
in 1912, "An Inspector Calla'' is a period piece re• 1 l
qulnna a sUlted, formal style of actina which is -t
generally realized in the Sadd.leback ValJey produc·
lion. However, the play's focus o.ften becomes mud-i
PE SHA PS
even Mr. Spock, Capt.
Kirk'• super-logic al
1ldeklck, would aeree
that the Idea makes aense, since ••Star
Trek," canceled by NBC
in ltee, ii stllJ aeen in
reruna on lJ7 stations
and has one of the mo,t
toy al follow I nu ln
televlalon. Even as Para-
mount announced the
new series, an estimated
10,000 fana were gather-
ing ln Los Angeles for a
Star Trek convention
"I TIUNK they (elt
'Star Wars' was too
similar and had taken
the bloom off the subse-
quent 'Star Trek' mov-
ie," he aald. "Secondly.
Paramount would like
very much to begin a
fourth network and the
hunger amons Indepen-
dent television stations
for new 'Star Trek·
sbowa la such lhat they
felt they could use lt for
that purpose.
Fans Tab
died by awkward stqe poslUoninl resuJlin& lD lind
R d~ d, beincdellveredovertbesboulder. _l e 0 ~ Three more performances will be presented.
Thursday through Saturday al 8 o'clock, in the htUe
theater of Mission Viejo Hl&h School.
Richard Frank. Para-
mount vice president
wbo heads the program
service, said ··Star
Trek" -he hopes with
some ot the original cast
-wUJ be the foundation
l!ntertalnmant
Happenlng1 ...
Fllma
Thaatar
Dance
tmJTa.mt Televl1lon
In the
ltJJIQQl(IJI
"Conaiderine the pro-
ri t potential of a Barbra Favorites
network," aald Rodden LOS ANGELES (AP> -Th• satb anoual
berry, "Paramount'a "Pbotoplay Gold Medal Awwds .. handed out prizea
move toward a fourth to a mixed ba& of eluate and current atan, coot.em.
network t. u IOWld a de-poraey hita and vintaie movies.
ct.ion as a 'Star Trek' Robert Redford wu named "P'avorlt.e Male movie." Motion Picture Star," beatlnc Clint ltutwood and Paramount has been John Wayne. But Wayne took top honors aa
movinc toward setting ·•Favotlte All-Time Star."
up a fourth network ''Favorite Female Motion Picture Star" honors
since two former ABC went t.o Barbra Slrelaand, star ol the movie, "A
Pro Ir am m Ing ex· Star 1s Born," wh.tch was named "Favorite MoUon ecutlvea took charge or Picture."
the stud.lo. Barry Diller The awards ceremony wu nationally telecast .. chairman of the board s rda -' and Michael Elsner ls atu y au_gbt on NBC.
president. Neither could "Starsky and Hutch" was chosen aa ''Favorite
be reached for comment. Evenln& TV Series." while one ot the atan ot the ac-
i .iiillon police show. Paul Michael Gluer, was picked as "P'avortt.e Male TV Star."
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6~4·• 82
*** BACKSTAGE the Irvine Community Tbeat.er
productioo of "Flnt One Asleep, Whistle," which
had playwrt&ht Ollver Halley ln attendance on
.openln& niaht, boeted another special auest SaturJt;
day -actress Salome Jena, who played the leadlnl L
role in the original Broadway production .... the
West Coast pnmlere cl0$es thia weekend with''\
performances Friday and Saturday at 8:30 in the l
temporary ICT theater on Cliff Drive at El Modena
Avenue in Newport Beach.... ~
PUlllP STATION ONE -Fluor Aluka, Inc., subsidiary of Fluor Corp., built pump
· atation ooe and 11 smaller alaUom for the
IOO-mile Alaskan oil pipelines, which
opened Monday. Thia oae, at Prudhoe
Bay, includes a me~ring station, com-
munications cen~r. now-control paint and
shop· maintenance f aclllty.
{.
· OC Promotions Listed
• ltobert D. Andenoa, Irvine, has joined Shelly
Alloeiatea, a eublidlary of Datatroa, 1-., Irvine,
il martetlne manaeer. Hia reaponalbUltJes include
IQ-1'ket.inl, 1upervialon of reps and dl.11trlbulors and new product plannlne. Hil experience includes
servtni for two year• aa operation• director or
j l>aral!tb Corp. His own company, Allte Products,
tnc., had earlier mersed with DuralJth. • • Newport Marloe Center, Newport Beach, bu
,named Brtu Dleklord .store manaier for its Cap.
Cain 'a Locker outlet. • Maleolm B. Skolteuoa. former president Of
rt.at Tran.alt, Inc., Newport Beach, bu Joined with
two Northwest bualnesa people
( fO form M II Tramport Servtcet,
be., an Oregon holding com-
pany that baa purchaeed three
Portland-baaed heavy haulers
operating ln the western states
ind western Canadian pro·
vtncea.
Stephen.son's 23-year career
In the transportation industry
~an alter the Korean War; he
worked u a freiflhl and bllUng n•""..,.,.,..
-clerk while studying at the UnJveralty of Utah Law
School, Salt Lake City. He was later involved in
sales and management for several transportation
firm a. .
Until early 1976, he wu president of Boat
Tran.11it Inc., an irregular route common carrier
throughout the 48 contiguous states. Crowth or the
firm nearly doubled In the four years he served as
senior olflcer.
Untll mid April of tbJa year, Stephenson was
c.b.airman and chief executive officer and principal
.1t.ockbolder of another major western truck1n1 ~ 'OperaUon. Active In Rotary Club alfaln, be has
tented as a major stockholder ln Irvine <Calif.>
Savino and Loan and ln civic affairs ln that area. • • Jan Cbuch, Advertlsln& and Graphic De1l1a,
lfc., Newport Beach, has won first and second ..
place honor1 In the "Beat In the West" creative
coropetitioo sponsored by the American Advertls-
ln1 FederaUoo. The plaques were given for cor-
por..ate Identity programs for Saddleback Interiors
and Greenham, both Irvine Onn5.
The new
eal·Lift ~tore
in ~anta Ana
rent~
· (!at Lift True~, .
John. I
P etitiom
On File
The following have
flied petitions of
bankruptcy ln Santa Ana
Federal Court.
. Ma. Church and her project mana1er, Llza
Braner, received the awards in San Francisco.
ll wu alJO announced Grapbla Annul -
1111·1171, published tn Z11rich, hu featured one ot
Ms. Church'• brochures. The incluaion of ber work
ln tbe pubUcaUon represeJlta toternailonal recolJU-
tlon. Th• brocbure wu prepared for Decima
Research. Santa Ana.
Sbe a1JO wu honored'by the Art Directors Club
of New York; abe bad three entries accepted by the
group and received tht award of excellence from
more than 11,000 entries for her creation of a cor-
porate identity pro1ram for Greenbaus. • Jolla Alllaoe, vice chairman of tbe board and
chief marketJn1 officer or Ocddemal We, baa re-
tired after 24 years with th.ls
Transamerica company. He
plans to return t.o life lnsurance
sales and service as a seneral
agent in Oran1e County
For the next two years he
will serv .. u consultant to Oc-
cidental and Transamerica
Corp. and their 10 related life in-
surance companies
Allison was elected second
vice president In Occidental 's ALUIOtl
agency dlvlalon tn 1960 after seven years as a
salesman and branch manager. He was elected vice
president ln charee of aeencles in 1964, execuUve
vice president In char1e of sales and marketing ln
.1968, vice chairman and chief marketing omcer in
1971.
Duriftl the latter part of his Occldental career,
Alllaon also served In many other aenJor executlve
capactues: cbaJrman and director of Countrywide
Life lnaurance Company, a aubeldiary of Occiden-
tal; chairman and director, Tran1amer1ca IJfe
Jnsurance and Annuity Company, American Llfe
Insurance Company of New York, Trauamertca
Fund Sal•, Jnc.: vlce cbalrman and dJreclor,
Transamerica Insurance Group.
In 1973, he wu elected lo preside over Occlden-
tal 's growth lo forelp market.a u president and
director ol Occidental International, Inc., and
chairman and director, Dlrect Marketlnc Interna-
tional, Inc., a Joint venture of Occidental lnterna-
Uonal and Olnlcl MarketJn1 Corp. of America.
He wu inatrutnental tn the establishment of
Occidental affillata In aeveral countrles. He aerved
as chairman and dJrector or Helwa-Occldental
Company. Ltd. in Japan: Occidental Ufe Insurance
Company of Australia, Ltd.; Occidental Life
Insurance Company of Canada; Transeuropeene
Vie S.A., in France. He wu a director of Transin·
tem.atiOfJal We Inaurance Company, Ltd., In the
Un1tef T~ingdom; chairman, Futura
Lebensventcherune AG, in Germany and a dlrec· tor, Canadian Surety Company. • Two Cotta Meaa men have been elected u of-
ficers of the Callfornla Commulty Televlaloa "'-·
10ClaUoa at a recent conterence ln Sacramento.
DaYld Lewi.lie waa named MCr.tary and aalpb
Sw.U wu elect4td one year director for tbe pwp
which represent.I many of the 300 cable televlaloo
systeme in the state. • Barbara Fielder, Co.ta Nesa., bu been named
peraonnel admtnl.atrator at 8lllleJ Jae., Cotta esa.
She ii former aea.lor compenaatloa analyat at the
Irvine Complft1. • Mlkd L MeCalloa ... a ulea ad market1n1
executive, bu bem appointed an offlce mark~
apeelal.llt for Gnabb • Ellla C..iaw'• N~
Beach office. He wUJ concentrate on inf 'Office
apace. Ho bu been offlca manacer tor t.bo Hum;
luton Delk Company In Arcadla and ll1a fonner
salu and market.l.D• adm1nlatrator for steeleae;, Inc., Cent.ury Clly."
rr INVOLVES NAT1JaAL ....
A.a m\lCb • trilll cubtc feet
ol 1aa, about 10 percent ol the
world'• known r•••rve, la .. um ted to be lD ~ 11me north
Alaakan fields now produclnc oll
for ~b• pipeline. At current
pricea, t.be 1u la worth about $40
bUUoo.
.•.•.... ..,, -· ......... fMre tolll ..
11' AJ.90 U a vut
Three firm.a are batWn1 for the
ri1ht to build a 1u pipeline.
Each proposal lnvolvea a dlf.
ferent route; each ia oppoeed by
interested parties for dlfferent
reaaona. No matter which
pipeline i. built. the price will be
at leaat $10 bllllon. The oil
pipeline coat an estimated $7 7
blllion.
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~-aervlnc the Pacific Northwest.
Tbla pipeline would be built by
Arctic Gas, a eonsortwm ot 11
U.S. and Canadian oll and •u
companies. Alon1 with Alukan aaa. it would help move Cana-
dian 1u from the MacKenz.ie
Valley
p.ame al llDl1b Canadian lud
wbdM p la dlapuled. A
report ~on:un1Hloned by the
Ca1111d1an 1overnm t recom·
muded Jut month that tbe
Arc c ptOpQlal be tabled for at
l.eut 10 years ao natJvo lnd.lana
and Ealdmoa can aetUe their land
cl1hu and prepare to cope with
cban•a that enet'fY develop.
ment would brinl to their area.
AN "ALL·UNITED States"
pipeline that would parallel the
new oil pipeline from the North
Slope lo Valdez. This proposal,
by El Puo Natural Gas and two
other U.S. ftrma, would involve a
hu1e complex at the southern end
where the 1u would be convert·
ed to a liquJd. Then it would be
dlatrlbuted to states In the
Southwest and South.
Tbt Canadian government and
conservaUonlst.s prefer the Alcan
route, but the FPC aald it m.liht
not bt u economically feaalble
beca\lh it would not carry Cana-
dian au.
For the next few years, any
natural 1as produced as a
byproduct by Alukan oll wells
can be reinjected lnto the oll
fields to increase the pressure,
and thus t.be production, of the
wells. U a pipeline ls not flniahed
by the mld·1980a, oil companies
may be fon?ed t.o bum off the
natural eu at the wells even as
Americans deal with t11bt sup-
plies at blah prices.
A compromJse pipeline that
would parallel the oll llne part of
the way, then tum east through
Alaska and Canada and split lnto
two lines like the Arctic Gas pro·
posal. Unlike the Arctic Gu line,
the compromise proposal by
Akan Pipeline Company would
carry only U.S. gas.
And aupporters of El Paso's
plan for an all-American
tranaP9fi.atlon 1y1tem aay the
two other proposals are S\lbject
t.o disruption lf U .S.-Canadlan re·
latlou Involving energy de·
terlorate. Wlt.b1n the put (ew
years, Canada bu reduced the
export oi both 1u and oll to the U.S.
Kean"'11Je, mOlt Alukana -
not •W"Prlllnlb' -aupport the ·
all-American proposal. .
BUT nM IUELY, a public
utilitle1 specialist wilb the
Federal Power Commission
C FPC>. saJd a pipeline will be
rin1abed in time.
"Right now, we believe there
will be a pipeline in operation by
1983," Klely said. "We're confi-
dent one wlll be ready by the
Kiely saJd the FPC has recom·
mended that President Carter
approve either the Arctic or
Alcan proposals.
"THEY ABE CHEAPER and
In a letter sent lut week t.o
Carter, tbe Auoclated General
Contractors or America In
Falrbenllita aald tbe-U .S. route
should be approved because lt
would not be aubject to foretin
control, lt would uao U.S. labor
and materlala and probably
could be completed aooner than a
route over Canadian IOU.
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them, we wW buy them
back. We can resell
while you wait on the phone.
"Trust.me. Youcan'taowrone."
These are typical of the mewl deceptive claims used by
hleh-presaure promoters sellinl diamonds over the phone,
uys Karl Lauby, fraud lnveaU1at.or for the Better Bu.sloesa
Bureau o( Metropoltlan New York. He put toeetber the
hypothetical aalea pitch above wam1 that "over the next
several months, countless thousands of Americans w Ure·
allie that they've lo.t millions o( dollars lo con men s ng
diamonds and commodity options over the phone.
·· 1t'• incredible but it's bappenin& and now.''
What'• wron1 with the pitch?
THE NAME OF THE OOMPANY SOUNDS prestlslous
But In fact, the company la not an "exchange" in the ,.ensc
of an auctioo market; it is not "lnlematlonal" and U bas
been lo bualnest for only a abort Ume.
The head buyer? He la a pro, but not at diamonds. ~ is
likely to be what lhe teJepbone aales trade calls a ".t~HVY
cloeer," a bucket-ahop "hi&h preaure" profeaaJonal. ~e is
aellin& diamonda; lut year it wu 11lver; next moo lb 11 fll)IY
be au1ar options; a few years qo It was scotch.
Dlamonda in aeneral have not been lncr~lni tn v~ue
at lbe apectacular rate or 30 percent a year even ln thlf era
of 1aUoptna lnflaUo0.
TID8 COKPANY IS NOT OFFERING the "hlf~t
quality lnvestment grade" diamonds bul frequently ls
puabll\i diamondl that are aenously nawed and less tMiti a
carat In welchl. That is not investment quality , ,
The "45-day money back guarantee" Is llml~ .bY
terma and coodiUona, such as the fact that the contaif\er
seals must remain unbroken Thal means you can't. , •.
amine Ute atones to sec whether you want to eurcl~ the
1uaraotee..
'the "buy back aereement" usually Is hct1Uous. The
company may try to resell your dlamoJldS -meanlq a
"best efforta try" -but It doesn't guarantee the resale or
the price. It will cbarge a commlaalon for the service. 1 DON'T FALL FOR THE GIVEAWAY CON·llAN'S
line: "Trustme,youcan't1owron1." ·
The New York BBB (Better Business Buroau)·tays
there may be at lea.st a half dozen companies natlonwl4aua-
lng deceptions to peddle diamonds o\'er the phone. ,
Nnt: Warnmgaabout dklmonda. ,.,
'Good News' Brings
More Into the ActiOn
NEW YORK <AP> -Buoyed by the news or a slowc(qwn
in risin1 consumer prices, the stock market today adva~~ed
broadly lo active tradln1.
The Dow Jones avera1e of 0 Industrial stocks gained
4.33 point.a to Sl28.60. .
Gainin& issues outnumbered losers by a margiJ\.. ol
almost 2-1 among those lJsted on the New York Stoc~ J?·
chanee.
Bii Board volume reached 29 73 million shares. 1,.1
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e Saddleback Colle1e booka'°re, along
· Ith a handful f other temparary build·
inga on the so-cafled "Lower campus, .. is j'beini Jacked up !or a mbve to 7 new site on
· the "upper campus." They will be
located near the college library in an ef-
fort to centralize campus services.
iii Fly~ P .etS Get Care
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Tig~r Laws Go Into Effect in September
;.,. J'ASHINGTON CAP> -Next ~.-tbe federal eovernment will ~ulre airlines to take apecial
11''9 of ldttem, puppies and aome ~-r anlmab shipped by dealers
ndothen.
Tbe AIJiculture Department
jaj(S the reeulalions will take ef.
jeat in two phases on Sept. 15 and
"'190 That ii about 1 ~ years after
~n1reaa amended the Animal
"Yt'ellare Act to enact new rules
tor transporting cats, does and
C)ther warm-blooded animals,
such as monkeys and chimps.
OFnCIALS SAID THE regula-
tions will primarily aHect
airlines but also other
-transportation companies used
to ship animals. The rules will
also place responsibilities on
•nlmal dealers, research
facilities, professional ex -
ltibltors, auctions, public aeen-
Mes and others.
Private citizens wanting to
ablp their dop and eats will not
be affected, except for require-
meata on minimum ages of the
animalt, shipping containers and
1cbeduUne. offlclals said.
For exaJnple, the rule5 Include
specific requirements on:
-llbdmam ate Umlt1. Dogs
and cat• abipped on public
transportation must t1e at leist
eight weeks old and have been
weaned for at least five days
before shipment.
-Sldppbal coatabaeu. Cages
must be built to allow adequate
ventilations. temperature con-
trol, space for the animal aqd
other housing requirem~qta.
-SC!beda.Uag. Shippers must
deliver animals lo the carrier
within fo\tf hours of the dt·
parture UGie and must plan ship·
ments \o minimize the time
animall apend ig travel and in
containers.
THE &ULES, DESC&IBED by
a spokeaman 11 "extremely
compUcated," include require-
ment.a for health certlficaUon,
notification of conslenea and
C.O.D. ahipmenu. Some regula-
tlona vary accordln1 to tbe
species.
Airlines and other carriers will
be required to ''provide holding
areu for animals which include
proper levels of fresh air, tem-
perature and sanitation." of-
ficials said. "Feed and water.
with written instructions by the
consignor, must be provided."
ComrJete texta of the new anltna transportation regula-
tions can be obtained from:
Animal Care Staff, Veterinary
Servtces, Animal and Plant
Health Inspection Service,
USDA, Room 703, Fedetal Build-
int1 6$05 Belcre$t Road, Ry~· tsvill&, Md. 20182.
HUNTINGTON BEACH DAY IN TIJUANA AND AT AGUA CALIENTE!
: iJ ' allacover the
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~ra Day In New Tijuana ~ln Old Mexlcol
And You're Invited!
Itinerary for
Huntington Beach:
'
cc
.. aid.17 what ll•pPeaed •atll two •epant• 1rou of womeatii~ c..miy. re-
~' _appnrane.a. tbelr Mtlta• toWarcl tbemaelves aDd ollu1rs· under•••t poaltive cbaqes.
Tb women came from dlf-
fe'l' aJu.ou,h not diuimilar.
are• ol tbe community. Both 1~lltav• problem•.
Tbe )'OUDler lf'OUP of &iris, .,ea U to 11. llave aoclalJzaUoo
d.ifftculUea. 1'My have trouble
eoplq with betna adolescents.
Tbey can't 1et aJon1 with tbelr
pareata; tbef're into drup or
thle"ery: tfley rUQ away, and
aom• an juat plain lacorrtgtble.
They're cm prqbatlon.
THE OLDE& G&OUP, ages 18
to GO. have mental health dif·
.
Countl·1~b•Uon IHJ*'31Dmt md th• Dtp eat. ot eaul Hultb apptlt to bne
tMcbedGD a Wl.1 to ct.al wttb lM• ~ lit .. ud woznm
Duflill 11me time period,
but ta two dltferent clUMt1 both·
1rous-atended a penona1 1elf·
lmprovemem traini.nl program
coadueta:l by the John Robert
POW«I Ap!DC)' bl Orange.
'llae a1eacy l• a flnlsbina
ubool d••icned to teach
penoaallt:J' development, volce
and dlcUon, vi.Jual poise, make·
up and fHbJon •kills. The
seminars foeuaed oo enabllni the
1lrl1 and women to attend to
everyday llvlne w1tll a better
aelf·fmaae. "Atta-the first three hours,
ther• was a remarkable dlf·
ference. '!be women brilb.tened'
up," •aid Mary Applen, occupa-
tional tbenplst with the Depart-
ment of Mental Health.
Laurie Mackerru, probation
officer and community services
coordinator for the Probation
~epartment. a(reed, saying that
BEA ANDERSON, EdftOr
Tueeday, June 21 , 1977 Ct
JaWowt (Secret cqd• word
meanln1 anytlµng you. want It to,
aucb u hello, far out, uke care.>
The wbol• world ii golna
banana.
W.ont of all b Ken Bannlater,
TB (Top Banana). He wean a
bUall• rint, U¥ a ban-.na golf putter· and bu a banana 1010 on
bl• •hirt.
He can tell you the whole hiJ·
tory of bananas, 1ncludln1 the
fl<lt that the average American
eata 19.8 POUOda of the fruit per
year, 'Ind hopes to talk •bout
darlss1 t.bt 11-Wfftif 1roomln1
pr am 11)1 Dbtlced c:h.an1• ln
tbe P11 •4tba ft'l'I don't'" vii· ual11 ln two reara ol ptobatton. "_· Por aampl • oae teenaaer.
wbo pre ty iDa1ated on wear-
1Dt bliae Juna ev~bere, now
"dt .... to\h teeth."
118. APPLEN NOTED that ooe
of the older womm "felt 10 aood
about herself after hntn1 her
eyebrows plucked and bu make-
up d~ tbat abt went out and
1ot a job."
Tbla ls a major accompllah-
ment, abe indicated.
Some of the women '•are peo-
ple who think little of themselves
and their self-worth .. low. They
often have difficulty even leaving
th.e boule, 10Ln1 out on the street
or cotni shopping," the occupa·
tlonal theraplit said.
Tbe U women partlcipattni In
the troomine course attend a day treatment proeram at the
Department of Mental Health
Services lD Fullerton.
The proeram functions as an
active treattnent center, with Ln·
dlvlduaJ and group therapy.
It ls "middle around" -a
Ual1on between people coming
out at the boepital and ''needing a
little bit more than going atraigbt
into 1octety," Ma. Applen said.
She explained that in the put
the women met once a week in a
group to talk about problems.
Recently, mstead of talking,
they went to tbe grooming
aeency.
bananas soon on the Johnny
Carson Show.
There'• a 1tron1 possiblllLy this will happen because Carson
himself ls golnc banana• He la
the first celebrity member of the
lntemaUonal Banana Club, and
11, accord.lne lo BaMlater. truly
"oneofthebunch"
••tNSTEAD OP HEAVY
therapeutic dllcusalona on wby
they wen unable to make CoOd
111• cbalces, we tav• them ~ op-
portunity to work ma what people
•aw."
Since tb• atoomtri1 ·co\nM wu
a •uecesa -''We lost four Alm:ag
the w•y. 'Ibey went out w •tot
jobs." -lib. Appteo bu enrolled.
Ln tbe!apncy's courte and HOC\ will be teacher tralnin1.
She tends to "take the 11dlls
back to the Mental Health
Department" and serve as a
groomin& consultant for all the
day treatment pro1rams.
The younaer girls who
participated in the course eilber
are on probaUon and llvinl 1n
their own homes, or are livlne at
the Youth Guidance Center In
Santa Ana as a condition of their probation.
The etrla chosen from the 09m·
munlty "had low self-imaea and
really saw themselves as Inc~·
ble in areas like relationahlps
with other l.eople," Miu
M ackerras aai . . •
She explained that the "mu•
overs" were threatenlni to many
of the teem and that they bad in-
itial fears of not being abl4' to
"live up" to built-In expecta.
lions. Many felt they would be re·
quired to behave differently alt.er
the makeovers.
"BUT AFTER A few weeka,
they were booked," she added.
She recalled that she had met
with the community group ot
Ban.n.iater, at aee 38, isn't real-
ly nutty or fruity. He's having a
lot of fun lD his absurd promotion
of the Banana Club, which
range• from slapptna banana
stickers on imsuspectine conven·
Uoneen' badae• to presentine
Doctor at Banantatry decrees to
tboae who ha~e earned 500
1irl1 at the ~ginning of the
course, then didn't aee tbem
aaain unW eraduaUon 15 week•
later.
•'I dldn 't even recosniae
them," lhe 1aid. In addition to
pbyaical cbanaea like new
bal:rdol and feminiDe make-up.
"their whole attitudes bad
chanced. 1'1ley were polite and
they a poke ba an adult manner.
''T coune gave the ttrll a
banana merits.
1TRE INTERNATIONAL Banau Club which bu nearly
5,000 memben, wu started ac·
cidtht•llY by Bannister five
year• aso a~ a photographic tradie show.
.. I saw that the exhibit.on were 49wn when ~meooe else wu ape~.'' he said. "I would 10
around stidtlnc banana 1Uckers on thdr badtea so they would
have more fun.
"P"ple beean aaklne me,
'Ken, boW do l cet bl your club?' I
told them, 'All )'OU have to do ii
1mlle."'
He obtainecl tbe 1tieken from
the husband of one of tbe
secretaries at bJI family's bual· neu, wbo WU in tbe banana
trade.
"I 110CD bed to e.rr, lticten·
wherever I we!Jt," he added. .. For
two or three yean Cbat went
on wtlbout me lblnkina It would 1et oat of band-no pun ln·
tended."
But Bannilter ii not one'to sit
around and let a food thtna 10 by.
He HW the opportunJty to have a
lot more fun wttb the c~cept and
beean "monkeytne" with aome
ldeaa.
concrete realization of their sell-
worth. It became a real, visuil
thing to them -something ~
could see -when somebody t06IC
the time to revamp them an4
say, 'You look neat,"' Mist
Mack.erras said. .
Ms. Applen summed It up t)y
nottn1 that .''these women dod't
need therapy any more. Thefr
therapy was blusher and
perfume."
n
•
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flt. I ,,.. ,.,
hi'',
It I' r-
" One of 'the ad-·· 1·. 1
vantages of be-
longing to 'the
Banana Glub is
being 'one of th
bunch.'
berabip card and sends It back
with a check for $2 annual duesbr
$S for life membership. ,
A new member may request to
be a CHD (City Hand Director)
and oversee a bunch, or juat take
care of him.self •s a FD (Finger
Dtrectoi:). (A flneer is one
banana.)
Taurus Writer
Honored Vari~ty Spices
Velma Dunlap, owner of
Pacillc Cllpptnp in Santa Ana,
baa been inducted u the tint
honorary member of the OrllQie
County Proleuional Chapter of
Women in CommunicaUona, Inc.
Krt. Dunlap, widow of the
le1endary journalilt and
educator John W. "Sky" Dunlap,
wu one of the lint womeo re-
porters for the Loa An1eles
Ti met and served u an associate
editor for the sbort-Uved Santa
Ana Globe.
She and her husband were
amone the organizers of the
Orange County Press Club and
founders Of Its scholarship pro-
gram.
Mrs. Dunlap, a Newport Beach
resident, is a recipient of Santa
.,_na College's Alumni Achieve-
ment Award and belon1s to UCI
Friends of lhe Library, Bowers
Museum and lhe Orange County
Historical Society
Shes On Her Own
. Velma Dunlap
Life Not Retired
By ERMA BOMBECK
Retirement is not without its problems.
As I told my Mom and Dad when they huq it
up, "You people are on the threshold of a new
career -that or finding something to do.
Naturally, I want to help, but you both must un·
derstand I have my family, my own responsibili-
ty and with my hectic schedule I do not have
time to sit around exchanitng cures for ir·
reeularities. You are basically on your own."
Several weeka after they moved into their rtt
tirement community, I called Mother.
"What do you want?" she asked breathlesl
ly, "I was Just going out the door. Got oraan
lessons thJs momlne."
"No big deal," I said. "Just call me back
when you have a moment."
Four days later, I called again, "You okay?"
"Sure. Sorry I didn't call you back but we
were out collecttn.c rock.a for the rockbounds and
then I had to 10 to the beauty shop and today ls
my oU palnUna claaa. What's up?"
"I didn't want you to feel icnored on my
birthday."
"Ia today your birthda7? Are you sure?"
"l wa there, Mother. Why don't you come
over th1a evenJ.nc? ''
"I'd me to, but there's a bell·rlaitnl con-
cert and aft« that we're all lolns over for a
· awlm and a cookout.''
"I just.don't want you to be lonely. Maybe I'll
come out tomorrow and we can vi.sit."
"I'd love to have you but we're plclcint
ll'apes and makin1 ralaina out of them. Maybe
after my macrame clue oo Thursday. Let me
check my ealendar and call you back."
The next afternoon 1be popped in. •·I only
have a minute," •h• aald, ''I'm having a fund·
railer col1ee and I've 1ot. to vacuum the llvln1
room. Your father la out playtns 101!. So, what
have you been doing?''
"I vtalted a moblle chest X·ray yesterday at
the •boDDtnl center.••
Mei.her looked at berwatcb.
"Dkt I tell you my yeut expired yesterday?
I~ It had a week to ao. but when I cot it out
ol UM retr11erator. • .'•
•"That'• tnt.rwtlnl, ., Mid Modm'. .. 1117 lmunmce man Mill mo a birthday card." ·-n. .. nlee, •• •aid .otbel'. ,,.. • toot
m1 band aDd aald, "Dear, I •ant to belp 10U throlaabCIUI' ~t. I reallJdo but rou mu.at
andmt.and I ban mi: own Wt, my own
"'n1pomlbdlU.. a..d with mt beetle ldMdllle I
ean't II* uvuad wttll 1o.a dJ.liCUu1.nl poqr 1tOa de-~.You ar.belle811JaaJOUrOWD.'' Mother WM a llllddl•a,ed ,.,. ance. I ~-'dund41mud.
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LIB&A (Sept. 23-0ct.
22): Commuolcatlona
open -wbat WH a
aec re't , restricted
become1 avallable. Your
ablllty to Interpret, to
aolve puule ls enhanced.
SCOaPIO (Oct. 23·
Nov. 21): Accent on
friends, desires, fulfill-
ment. Family member
outlines plans, 1oala.
Talk of redecoraUne,
possible chanee of re·
sidenceis in picture.
SAGITl'ARIVS (Nov.
22-Dec. 21): Emphasis
on reputation, achieve·
menl, relations with
superiors . One in
authority wants to be re·
assured. You may be
"let ln on" tecreta. Key
ia to keep eon.fldences.
CAPalCO•N (Dec.
22·Jan. lt): Koon upeet
ii favol'able, deplcta
cha.nee to communicate,
to expand bori...a~ to
travel, to elucidate
pblloaopby. Another
AQUASIU8 (Jan.
20-Feb. 18): You 1ain
more than originally an-
ticipated. Money.
partner, could be affect·
ed by .. unusual
circumstances.''
PISCES (Feb. 19-
March20>: Lie low -de-
al with "legal entangle-
ments." New approach
brings best results. Love
and marria1e could be in
picture.
Guide Off er ed.
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how to dtoor'lte for ~r family• "YI• of IMng. • ,
how to v.t the meet for your cMcortttno doO• •.. how to UM thingt you al,.lldy hlW ••• tlO'ly tO "r9'do" and
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CRICAOO <AP> -SclnifOl"I of
t.be police raid in wlltcb two Blaei hldben • lbot uad :L-:r of~ .. ~ ;sr: ct~
• aplmt MYeD polieem«a in· volvMlDCheUM.
Pllltbs~ Jeffrey Hau
Wd lloeday tbat u .s. Dtstrict
Juds• JONpb Sam Perry sbouJd
( INSHORT J
have declared a miatrtal, lettinl
the chars• stad, after the jury
failed to reach a vel"d.lct ln four
day1 of deliberation.
8egfllr.-.11et••
JERUSALEM (AP> -Yllzhak
Rabin handed over the prime
mini1t.er'1 office to Mena.hem
Be1ln today, and Is rael's new
leader announced he would visit Washlnltoo July 18 for talks with
Pretldeot Carter.
Belin Hid he had received a
warm and friendly invitation
from Carter "which I obviously
accept." The new prime minister
drank a tout in red wine with bis
predecessor a t the brief
ceremony in the pri me
minister's office ln Jerusalem.
Prvgrn• Berated
PARIS (AP) -Soviet Presi-
dent Leonid I. Brezhnev told bis
French hOlt.1 today the Soviet
Union and the United States have
made no apparent major pro-
gre151 toward llmitine offensive
weapons, a Soviet spokesman
said.
Brezhnev's comment on the
arms t.a1Ja wu made to French
President Valery Giacard d'Es·
laing In a 2~-hour meeting at the
Rambouillet Chateau on the
second day of the Soviet leader's
three-day visit to France.
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WASHINGTON CAP> -A
dozen acienU.ta, cbailen1lne the
government's own esUm1t.e, are
warnine President Cuter
against an enerey program
baaed oa aaeumpUooa of enough
uranium to last into the 21st cen-
tury.
Their report tells the White
House that the federal Eneray
Research and Development Ad
ministration's estimate of re-
serves may not a c curately
reflect the amount or uranium
that can be produced
3 NfJt ~et •tlletl
WASIU.NGTON (AP) -The
Federal ElecUon Commiuioo
h aa not sent bUll to Ronald
Remian, G«ald Ford a.ad Henry
Iii. Jacbon. whose u.naucceaful
presicJential campallna still owe
the taxpayers an eaUmaled
$881,000.
Ten mootbl to a year a.f\er tM
three ended their qaesta ror
nomination, the commission atilJ
ii trytna to determine th• exact
amount ol unapent federal elec·
lion 1ut.ldJ.. they must pay
bact to~ trea1ury.
Raw Pleft StfllHefl
W ASRINGTON (AP) -Preli·
dent Carter hat ordered the
Ju1tlc• Department to •Ive
''•PMdY and fW1 coutderatian''
to -• 'tenneaH• r•q'8e1t that
Jam• Bui a., be tra.ad.-red
to I.a.al eusto4J. a WbJlAI Boule
spotesma said.
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1Mf-llMI. CAPT1VA KllN ...,..,. TAUONG' a.n AdMllllr• Glwe Way Hot AJr a.1oona
Barns Left Behind
' As Ads Take to Air
CHATJ'ANOOGA, Tenn. (AP> -From barns to birdhouses to
billboarda to balloons, the slo1an'a the aame: ''See Rock Ctty. ••
But u tbe cbuces occur, a si&Dificant piece or Southeast
Americana la radln&. Tbe barn.a painted red and black with t}\e bold
white letten are eettlng hard to find ; the blrdbouaes and billboards
are still there, but wiU eventually co the way of the barns
Rock City is changine ita t.aeUcs -aaaln.
AT ONE TIME, IOO BARNS scattered between Flonda and
Cbicaeo carried the mesaaee to weary motorists.
''lly &reat-uncle came up with the idea in the early 19305," says
E.Y. Chapin IV, president of Rock City Gardena, the Southeastern
Tenneaee tourist attraction. "At that Ume. it wu a revolutionary
idea, and it cauaht on quickly to become our tr-.demark.
"He starUd with the idea ~t barn.a offered a lot of square
footage near the hi&bw•y and that the farme.r wouldn't want much
rent, that be would be more interested in a 1ood paint job."
That was particularly true in tbe Soulheut. ·
''TB.ERE WAS AN OLD SAYING through thia part of the coun-
try that people here were too poor to paint. but too proud to
whitewash." says Dr. James Livin&ood. a local hiat.orian and
author.
Rock City rented many of the barns for SS or $10 a ye ar. aays
Chapin. About 300 barns still carry the slogan, many at the same
rat.es.
"We found several years ago that aJmost all our barns were on
back ro8'ia and people are travelin& on the interstates," says
Chapin. "But we continued the program because il was a pu~ce or
rural Americana.'•
Then came the birdbou.aea.
"THE BIRDHOUSES WERE A WAY or puttln1 Utile barns where you could.n 't put bl& ones," says Chapin.
Rock City originally gave away the birdhouses, which were
painted just Uke the barns. The birdhouses were quite popular.
particularly wben people found that the purple martins that nested
in them devoured an enormous number of Insects.
Rock City still maintains about 1,000 birdhouses.
"I'll bet we're the only company in the world that goes around
d eaning out birdhouses," says Chapin. "We have a crew that main
tains the birdhouses, disinfects them and spru ds str aw around \he
pole for the neats.•'
THEN .ROCK CITY BEGAN planning billboards along the tn·
terstates, a program which la also dying out
"I wouldn't say it ls dying out," obJected Cbapm "l 'd say 1t was
stomped to death by federal regulations that erew from the Lady
Bird )aw." the federal Highway Beautification Act which regulates
biUboard.s
Then one night as the Cbapms ate dinner at the Fairyland Club
high at.op Lookout Mountain, they looked down into the valley and
saw a hot air balloon rising toward them.
..IT .IVST LOOKED SPECrACULAR," Chapin recalls. "So we
tracked the balloonist down and asked him il be would carry our
billboardJ around OD a promotional tour or Florida du.riDI the tourist
seaaoo."
And that became the start ol Rock City's newest advertising
campat,n.
"lt bas much the same appeal that the painted barn did in its
early days," Chapin says "It's interesting, captivating and lt keeps
people talking."
THE BALLOON LOOMS 80 FEET IN the air , with the slogan,
"See Rock City" visible for miles. Packed into a small trailer, it can
be easily transported from city to city
"We obviously can't reach the people on the road with the
balloon.•· says Chapin "But we do use 1t to remind people that we're
out bere when they start th1nk1ng about places to eo on their vaca-
tion "
30 Years an At!tre••
Geraldine Brooks
Succ11mbs to Cancer ..
i RIVERHEAD, N. Y. (AP> -Geraldine Broot1, whoH actlnl eareor:
spUDed more than 30 yean In theater, movies and ~evialon, ia dead
of cancer atage4t.
Mi" Broob, wife of novel.lit Budd Scbulbert, bad been UJ for aome
time but remained aetlve almost to tbe time of death. ODly 10 daya
a10, she completed a role In an
epttode of the TV series "Baret-
t•" .net was negoUatlns for
another TV aclinc job.
BUT LAST WEEK sbe entered
Suffolk 1'osl>ltal here and died
Sundq .n.moon.
Scblllbers •ald • memorial ..mce wOlbe bald at UM Qaocuo
Wlldllfe Refuse near lbe1r e-.. u., JalaDd bome dq lit I p.m., after pri.ate
,_...wa,kwWednmdQ.
lllla BrooU had taken up
wl14111• ~~ NCCIDt r::..-:.~~::-.,.:
"SwuWatdl."
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• Police puUecl the plug on WUUe Nelaoll'• coon.
try-weat.n music concert in North Jllcbland Hilla,
Tex. Now, Nelson's attorneys have lit into the city
with a bill for $350,000.
Police Chier Ramp Scruaa 1ald promoter
Charles VudJver allowed laat month's Nelson con-
cert to nm over the eight·bour
limit dJctat.ed by tbe city's mus
gathering onilnance. So Scu1gs
order«! electrical power discoo·
nected at Green Valley Race Ci·
ty, where It was held. He said
Vandiver was also arrested for
violattni the ordinance.
Attorney llm Claancb said
he mailed a notice or Injury to
the city, askln& to be compemat·
ed fortbedam1gea.
Singer-actor Bany Belafoate Is in Cuba to do
some ~t.seein&, accordin& to Radio Havana.
The aovernment broadcast monftored ln Miami.
said Bela!onte was accompanied by hil wit• Julia
Marla, and two actors.
Radio Havana s aid
Belafoate waa in Cuba last year,
and wanted to return for a al1ht·
Heinl trtp. • M97 Gutt baa betl1 elect. ed tot.be board ol dlrecton ~IQ.
tensatloaal Jlarv91te' Co. G-.t a. menapr ol tbeeat•
tie diftllon, Gant Co.~ Cocm Rapt~' lowL Sbe II a mCJDber -flOllTa
ol tbe .bou'Cll al dlf'9Ctor ol Burtinitan Nortbln
lne .• Nottb1N9tm:l Bell Tdepboae Co •• nd Home State Duk d Jeff--. Iowa • •
Lt. Gov. 1 .... D••• fll llkhl1an reeetved
an uniauaJ J'atber't Day crMUDI -from Klal
Baa...Uand ..._ l'ablolaol Belltwn.
Damman, who II of Bel&Jsndenent. ·~a
P'atbcl' of the Year 1alutel from BeJ1tan coUlL1 a.. Dli&nUoon behalf or~ ldA& and Cl""'1·
' ~ 1aJuto wu 'art ol • ~bllcu pan,, 1a~tn Dammen • bocM>r at Wamm, Midi.
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micro. Country atyled ---------•! kitchen. Formal Dining.
Wlndin11 1ta!rs lo master
suite with Rocnao b11lh
tub. Home fully wlllat·
ed. C&ll 963-6767. Ol'IN Ill Q • 11 S ILJN '"~I,.,. I'
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LAC.UNA
VIEW LOTS
Hard lo Clod 11oulh of the
llGPOOL
llGHOMI
on a Mesa Verde cul-de·
nc. 4 Bedrms, 2 bat.tu
+large family room cen·
tenng around 16x36 pool.
Shake rooC ,double
fire-place and dmln1 rm.
Priced right, call
546-5880
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htghwoy. Flat single ---------•I family bu1ldin11 lots
choice of two spec· ----------•I tacular view possible
$13 7, SOO each. Ca 11
673.aMO.
Corona.,M_.
311 + f.._.ILY
OCEAttROMT
Custom Built on ocean
cliffs or La11unlt11 . Quaint
footbrid&e to private en·
try. Huge Living Room,
glassed with beach .,
coastal views! 3 separate d~k&. Spectacular view
from eacti level Formal
dining. Massive slate
fireplace. Giant family
room Wet Bar. View
kitchen with bltn. BBQ.
Spacious master wing
with view ! 2 patios.
Private stairway to
white. sandy beach. Call 752·1700T00AYI OP!Nrit<l•tl\1 '•l<>M'• i·
TRIPLEX. Almost one of a kind. Completely re·
modeled. New cpts, drps, root. copper plumbing,
new paint In and out. (2)
2 Bedroom. < t) one
bedrm. Askmg $192,000.
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ownerstisp area. The
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plus 11uest quarters
home. Il has been re·
S duced by over $7 ,000.
Cali now 546·2313.
Of'lt1r• IJ•I'"' t,r ,, '· I s l•lftlil
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F
VILLAGE
WAU<
Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 bath
w /big dble car garage
Ideal location in prox1m1 -ty lo So Cout Plaza
Brend NEW! 646-n 11
BREAD & IUTIER
DUrLEX
Mlltwy Traftsfer
FORCES SALE
Must sell thl~ beautiful J
bedroom. 2 bath Costa
Mesa home Gourmet
kitchen , co mp!
w 1 bulcher block counter
lope, & continuous clean·
1ng oven Sculptured
11hag crpts. Heavy shake
roof. Larae Yard Hurry
pnced only 1711,900. Call
S46-588Q
~~~HERITAGE
.• .• REALTORS
MESA WOODS
Out.standinl( 3 bedroom.
2 bath home that ha11
been prorcss1onally de
corated w1Lh the most ex
pensive of wallpapers
und antique wood treat
ments Includes wet bar,
fruit trees and a shady
little gaz1:bo C.t\LL
751·3191
C:.SELECT
T'PROPS..-S
AHcwn•v tor I 11cutrt •
Publl•""<f °""""" Cof\t Otllv Poot
NOTICE IS HER.EBY Gii/EN !nAI
A1.IC6 A FUSSELL •nd BARBARA E
VOL ICE R NIYe llled h•reln t 1><•1111on
la< Pro1>11~ ol Wiii tnd (.odlcll •nd lor
7614 11 r---------------1
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Well located Orange
County properly Both
wllt.a are l bedroom, din·
Ing room with an at·
tached garage. Pnced al
a low $49,900. CALL
5116-2660
AMllENT
.. describes the view from
this front row end unit
BluCCs condo; 3 bdrm1 ..
2'h baths, Franciscan
Model. has been tasteful·
ly decorated! Can you
bellevelt ·S165,000!
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Publhf\t<I Or'•~ Co•" 0•11¥ Piiot .,.ter M. Wlllltm•
June 1 1 • 11 ~ 1'71 Publllll«I Or,. Coot•I Otlly PllOl,
June 21, 1•11 MtM7 - --• 100.11
C. F. ColesworthY REALTORS 640.oo1o
COSTA MESA
3 BR. 2 BA , Super East.c;1de location. Luge
lot with room for
RV 1Boat 2 Patios. 1
Vear warranty.
VALLEY
DOVOlJ
640·9900
OPFF.H A SERVICE''
Let the pubht· know wrth
an ad m the L>o1ly Pilot
Service Directory It can
cost you as llttlci as Sl.65
per day. For more In·
formation and complete
rates call 642·5678.
J002 ......... 1002
' DUPLEX IN NEWeORT BEACH
S<t:\\.oil~-"~~s·
T ltof ln,riguing Word Gom• with o Cltud/e
Located at 716 Dahlia Avedlie in Newpart Beach.
this 14.160 square Coot lot ls 'finproved with a 1 story
frame and stucco duplex built in 1955 with l,22A
square feet. Also on th property is a 2 car detached.
400 square foot gar•&~. The land is currently wned
C+H. Minimum bid is $170.000. Required depo.1Jlt is
$20,000. Rerer to Public Auction No. 8371.
------...... ~ Cl4'1' t l'QU.AM ------·=·=-... =--~ ~ I '°"' to '°'"' foot ~ -·
., YA1ROC: I . I I r I ~ .
For further. in formation call Mr. Edwards at (218)
620·3400.
OPEN HOUSE : WEDNESDAVi. JUNE 22 from 3 to 6 p.m. Jo Date; On the sltj'at-11:30 am. July 6, um
,,
YOUORTtiE
COMPAHY?
111 il lhe company or the
individual who euns
t~ir livelihood In real
l!!rtllit.e? Find the answer
by clllling 7S9·078L i"ew
company nt'tldlng confl·
dent ,,ale~peoplt>.
Generous comm., •pre
~igeofc ~:,Int !__~-
POOL SPECIAL .
Best pnce we know or for
S bedroom. 2 bath pool home. Owner :nay carry
a 2nd TD. Priced al only noa.500.
640·6•6•
~
COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTJ\TE . INC.
GOAT~· raoran WITH.
OwteSUMIT
4·Unit apart .. enla In prune Costa Mesa loca-
tioru;. Ownert wiU carry
some rmanclnir.
Ctl540.36'6
Wltela11
REAL ESTAlE
A BAICAi~
$79,4&0
at •·s arices
Large Uviria rolm~ atone
fireplace. Added rumpus
room + gorgeou pool
and side dog yud.
Hardwood nn. 3 bedrm.
2 bath. lge.. double garag~. Close lo school•
mcludanaJr. Colleae.
400tir(flB RJR All C.M."~ A.i~
~cs.. Ready to move Into-
spacious 3 bedroom and
family room. 2 Bal.ha. big
brick fireplace. Ex·
cellenl family home near
schools . Near-new
cerpets und paint. Ask· ing only $65,DSO. Hurry,
just Ustl'd, call 540-llSl
~"*HERITAGE . -. REALTORS
•MEW~STING •
SZH.900
A most gr,acious and ronnat executive bome
with the fine.st i.:pof.CJlnut ed decor. Seuut ldstr
Suite w l'l'rplc for a total
cl 4 bdJ'ms. Lie formal
din rm, spac fam rm
w /Wet bar It. blt.n china
cabinet. 3 private patioa
& l&e backyard with
beaut landscaping.
Ocean view le night
lilhta. Shown by appt.
-
WATE.RFRONT
HONES
Rl;AL ESTATE
63M400
$9,600 Down! Close to
Qleta Me:ia 11nd a lot of
house for the money. 12
years old 3 + 2 Wood
shake roof, $63.000. PILOTR.K
S40~ 540·253"
4.f'LEX
Only 31't yr. old Pride of
Ownership uai&1 with
over 4,800 Ml ft .• all un
der a heavy shake roof,
air coaditloafna: J)t1v.a~
patfos! 1210.000
.. ODOWM
PAYMIMJTO vm
'I
-
MOW THI JACUUI
tlatlll r' Tha 4 bedroom
Tr w h been cnJaraed and a
th d . But tho real fun overlooks
OICUTIYI HOMI
MWVllDI
~toiid C'OUl'lrard n.
try to a 4Br, ., retreat.
UHeMIULn
Hl-2000
SADOLDACI
red hill.-.
5!12-7500 th hlI • th Harbor and the Paclllc
Ocean: a 1p tious Jacuzzi has been
ralsed up to maximize the view and a ~ FamU1 fun lo '"*"I>'
uvlq pool • Jae. OaJJ U,900 . ls a 3 ~m far.nUit•--------horM in the preetl&lot.111
IU!nch ol lrvtne. Close to
le!hooll, park • ad .aop.
p1n1. <.:all for details. ca ; o4 llH•••u• 1002 ...............................................
• PENINSULA home Comfortable
ram ty home • few 1teps from the
bea~. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. SJ,m,000
OTKER presllae waterfront homes
•alh pier & lloat from $385.000 up.
BA YFRONT. pier & noat. lots ~.000
to $325.000. to build your own custom l borne. Several area• to cboooo from. -
Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR
I ~ r I· " . ·~ I"\ c,J; 0161
., .. ,., IOOZIG••rel 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
BLUE CARPET!!
ll 's gorgeous, but if you pref er another
color. owner will replace with color of
• your c hoice, comparable value. 4
Bdrms., 2~ baths, fa mily rm .. form al
dlnin~ rm .. 2 frplcs.: every im aginable
a meruty! A truly beautiful home on a
100x185 fl. lot with valley view! $185,000
.. B1
. h 1hUul outdoor eatlna area has
been added to heiehten tho fun.
lh hom e th at has just been de·
roratod to perfection. Presented at
~.ooo.
U,_.IC)UI: t1()Ml:S
REAL TORS • 676·6000
2443 Eaat Co.st Highway, Coron1 dtl Mar
alro 1n MHJ Verde. Jl 546·5990
G~ef I 002 ,G•Mr.t I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
TWO BIG ONES
Both are new exclusive listings & are
Harbor View Homes largest I-level
models, with 4 bdrms., family rm.,
formal dining rm. & super kitchen.
One has an added den & is priced at
$149,750; the other has a pool.sized
yard & is priced at $149,500. Both
homes are in xlnt cond. & the price in-
cludes the land!
1139 n . WESTBOURNE
~NDA9LY1·5
759-0811
4!i0NEWPOHI Cl:NHR lJHIVr, 7!>00811
COATS & WALLAC[
REAL ESTATE . INC.
$46,fOO
Just IUted~ ~ 2 br,
1 •., ba Townbome In ex-
ceptionally well main·
talned. adult complex
St700. J>wn for Owner OC·
cupanu. You'll like this
one'
~l 5800, eves$43-8355
WHthaYltt lealton
l..t1 RE M.tworil
DA VI D BOURKE
BLTR.
Call 548 tO:io
•Cm1MWM1•
.... ..,A•ell
Super location. cl1. to
evtlr)'thln1. a bdrm. a~
be. autum Over 16001q
ft. Be1utiluJly decorated
93.700
759-07'1
lalM>e 111.d 1006 SI 000 llEFUHDI
•••••••••••• ••••••••••• Must aell quiet Marini
DoltYOWMff Hlehl1nd11 3br home
2ba, IJILn•. c a d o Plana included for re· $84,SIOQ $(!(' Open llnust
modeling & expandmi,: IJireclc>r) General
Jbr home. $150,000. 227 Pr 1 Apolena. Agt 751 6373. opert ea ~I --
548-0908 Jackie Bolen 4br below market. 1198
lcAoa Ptftlnaul• I 007 Au1u11ta, ( fo'uar vicw ii
••••••••••••••••••••••• AuaU1ta > 556•3149 blr t•l'l 9.1182-07711nyUme
•SUPEll SHARP•
COLLIGEPIC
3Br. 2Ba pool home,
many xtru. $84,000
979-6.139 anytime
aaae,~uta On The
l Blk From Ocean Golf Course
P'OOLHOUSI
Larae 2 alory In re.dy tu
RWH' 1n coodluon Nice
aru & only i89,950 Try
1~·. down Agent
M0-06M 581-$996
IYOWNER
Two atory cont townhse
3 bdrm, fireplace. pallo
b1.11ltirui, pool. park. 2 m1
to beach, dot.e to shop·
pin& center. ~d1ool1
$69,500 675 2269 or
OOls-7702
OpenlncJ For l hp
Profea1iOt1ab
Would-you Uke to join 11n
or11nba\Jon comprised
o( TOP PRODUCERS!
l'erhapa you will rind
that QUALITY & not
QUANT I TY \•ery
rdl'e!lhlng
We WORK TOGETHER
& t.hut 11 one• i:ood rc11:.on
• e ore !IO 11uccessful
Call Jerry G11lcsp1e for
1m oppointmr•nl !J63·1j!)I I
~
RANCH HAL TY
551-2000
WOODIS:IDG!
Step11 tu bl'.H h lub
Choose }our own an ·
Lenor Thib 4 'lR & 2 BA
h:,., •~ rcutly for nt'l'UP now 1135 ll'.!ll l·~t ll:WS:l or
675-3634
IN CULVERDAU
A :I bedroom family
home Ul.\l may be Ju:.t whut you have bceo w111l
in& for. Cun be ~ours now
(or only $84,900 <.:nil for uppt
RAHCHHALTY
551-2000
Approx 2500sq. fl ornv D ti •• V d
Could rama c ... esa ere w!ya••oy WOO"BRIOCL: s•·."' Uli area be con ho~ Qldet <'UI dt!-l•IH' "' ~ "' c. "' '' vert.ed Lo home without neatly land•capud ~ 3 bdrm.'2 ba. dbl garage. Twnhsc.', 3 Br t'am Rm,
any work. Perfect ror Glorloui bedrooms. 3 boal door \Jcanl Ne-. 21
2 Ba. ownr 187 .~JOO
molher-1n-law. older baths. rormMI dlnma & lhruout 183.!'>00 0.111.C ~-
children or maid's qtri.. bar, lamtly room, 2-way 10031 Kamuela Dr, H B TURTL••oct< ~ Kept u duplex, al offera hreplace. r1·ch wood 6427743 """
t1. *"'',,_ I 002 Glft&ral I 002 I
G
•••.. -agreatrenllng oc. Xlnt. paneltnii. presllf\e 2 Br. ll· Ba Condo HIGHLANDS '• fMr9' 1002 ~-1002 • ••••••••••••••••• :!•~··~·~·~··•• t'Olld Some p1t10 view ,.,_·~·t "'"• B • TWO ~ ......... E' ~ si7c.ooo ~!!....,.. ......... 000 K . Recently cede" All n·-New "Or•eous <''ec 4 BR,
DREAM HOME ~ely home on c:orner
lot. Steps lo pool 1nd
1reenbett1. Vp1r1ded
thruoutl V auJlcd cell·
lnp. even apnokJen tn
yard. The prlce 11 rtaht
too, call now
CIMTURY 2 1
'7t-1oso n ... 104
Fantastic
View
from this liPICIOUS 4
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t\TOI' TURTLEROCK
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lortd Realty of
t.;iicuna u .... ith
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..... ......,, ... .,E 2 charming bun&olow• Brand n(•w homeb TARllU. 1·1 I ___ ... EASTSIDE on R 3 Jot.a! Quiet tree Marlna mahJanda. Cute ConMO .. Mw I 022 ~ grnu t • c bhM' Prine· So La1tuna. \ ll'W from
FanwUc loc1tton, JUlt lined street Prime urea. on• -.t.ory cottuut.-with ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• S only $175,000 liy nwner llv rm. din rm & kitch : stA!PI lo lhe lake. Jucunl N h . ,. s 1 nd d Sp 1 Hiii --AHi H VILLA • 640 6051 bl wn 8 5 or lllks from ocean. 2br -+
and entervunme11t area 2 BEOROOM-"DOLL .. o c 11r1e. ror fruJt ocean view a lx.odrmi.. & e • yg astt 4 "#I In Callfond•" IMM AC 4 8 r . 2 Ba . 640-~ aft 5 ai.k rur .:ue.t upl lgl' frpk '"
f 2 mqter sulletl • all on llOUSE" in front with trees' Cloee lo 11rhools & r1re1>hH-c, 11huke11 & llle R, ocean view. PoOI. -cnrpetln& thruout, in· Steve hoth ~144,500 Ownr
one level owner bas ntw cpt1 •. new copper shope. lnve.stora choice omired at $86,500 The jucuni. 2 frpk11 .. ree tercom. fire & burglar --M4 0621
pnced this to 11ell ·al plumbing. new paint m· come steal them' 2 for I olher 111 2 story with land! $298,000 HEW LISTING alarms. sox 3o pull<> , Turtlerock Owner
-$119,.500. Let UI ahow you side and out Rear unit is low pnce-$73,000' <.:all oci:an view a btodrm11. PAUL MARTIN Cambrldl(c llJ&hlund11 w !Spanish tile , huge t:leganl 4 Br 2'' Ba fo'am OCUH VIEW Uuabeauty!673~. 11 b11Chl'lor with 11 now 646·7171 3 bathll, !!huke roof & Realt:.state 644738~ CAMBRIOG~llLDS. buckyd wt block wall. Rm&lndscpdlotw auto Overlooking Laguna.
• OMtl'tr'1"•\11J1110~"4•1' scparolcyurd Oh,..,.,9.,1\1uu10"''' ~· wood t.'Xtenor Real tile BeauUrul rustic duplex,~ Puk hkl'cnlry quolnt3 beautlrully lndscpd sprlnkler11, Sl37.000 white water view! Well
$77 950 [tiif liiJI in entry and k1ll·hen BR & t·BR, beam cell., bdrm +family. 2 bath mony xtru:. $73,9so: Open House sun 12 5PM der;lgncd 4 bdrm . 2 bath ~. lt~fti!t~l .21; ~.· ~. ~''*"*' rl.PEiLTeE~ :B~AR.~nRl'YETdr~T~ ~ garo;~~~~,~~i:;·1~ ~~.~""°"~ .. .r~~'flcp·~.cul :-~En :?18_1_1 _0c_e_a_n __ 1 _;ii~ s~ c r r a I "r,. ~e~h~~h~ ~a v~r~ ~n' ~ ..,..,.•::::m•• 111~ 646~11H Real l:Btate 644 7383 • -,.. \Jew, :i Br :? &. mile to UNIVERSITY PARK ique selling on a larie
EXICU'ttVl ROti(t · Aab.I HOUSE bch .\traa. By appl 4 BR. l? ,, &t c,ondo on well lan<Ucaped lot. Ask ANYTIME u it Bu -REALTY-"'"''"" • '75-7060 • OOJ .:JIH quiet cw.de .. u, hiahly
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TUltTLHOCK • ft 'ers SAT, SUH ~~~~~~~1 .... -aa-upRraded, new crpts,
Fee land Hlahly up '42-5200 MOH & TUIS 14' -·~"~""°" hardwood noors, J>f•rfol'l mft~~tp~
1r•ded 4 bdrm hom e &,Y neht' Ho about 6 ~~ Fr if & HGrttow 1042 cond Over Z200 sq fl ~IlQ~ nallled1J1~Turtlerock TAUMA uruls for only $94 .900 220J..-.,CclM U ••••••••••••••••••••••• and under s100.ooo 499.2300
hil.11. Frm l din rm 41 fmly JJUHD IS Low down 9 7"~ Cap '/2 .. to Oce• Veciefables! B.MAMT & Prine. onJy M2·7749
rm. Allracuve back yard 4 'WAIT1N' rate. always rented Call SOL.AMA IUCH Completely remodeled Frwt trees and rHdy UCITING
w/(ruiLtrees Vaeworthe (;Y"""'' now.~~ on 1---' lol A d bl rd • mountain• Thtll is 11 :C~ -~ an o\'ers ..,.. ma e veaeto e I• en c.xecutlve home, ideal LAKEfR N areal fa mily home ti lo upon from th16 UPERB OCIAHFtlOHT smaahine 4 BR plus den ln lhlt lovely c bedroom for e ntertaining. Two· o J
lends II.HU t.o craclow. rahs l row t.Ownhome OMES 1 Br rum, corner unit on plus formal dirun& plwi home SCrt!i!ned In p1Uo story living room with
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ena.ertalnlna.8"lhlsone walh 1weepln1 ocean blllf SlOS.000 huae ramily room with or 1ame room, dlolna Palos Verde atone Yoo know what ocean . vaewsl Plush earth tone , open beam1, naLural quarters + brukraat (!replace lo ceiling. fl'OQt property 11 worth
today 5'5-0.S. urpeLln• aod drape& VIEWtoLAJOLLA woodtextur.sandocean bar . Tiled en\r)', COfJ Formaldlnln1room,two well thh lakcfront
and REAL ~ panel· 1 Br furn. uptitolr5 unit and Jetty view rrom flrepl1ce. 1118,500. BKK. ~bani. 3 be4rooms. 4 "ARBORLAKE' home
mit provide a 1tunn1n11 MISA VERDI on bluff S'l lO,OOO master suite & IW1deck. 540-1720. bath1, pool N.om. 54 In Woodbndac la bound
01.11.deor · Indoor con CUSTOM HOME Juststeps to Ocean Blvd. doc:k. View. $337,600. lobe the same value' It'll
tr41tlThreebedrooms, 3 2 Br. 2bu. )lorgeous S230.000 TARllU. Wt!ll pl1nned 3 bodrm +
baths. formal dtnlng Fabulous Cuti.om home ocean view rrom bdrm & Call 644-721 I I&• ila~I ~ r.mily 'm l•Y ool on th•• room PLUS wet bar ln MesaVerde Super Im· Uv rm. rrplc upgruded lakes' No. I lol'at1o•l
make this 11 special maculat.e t.hree bedroom SllS.OOO "#In CClllfOr...ao" make it an l'Xl'cullvt":i eflo'<t'Plllf~ ror you and with ram1ly r oom, Prap..-t... deUaht.
fOIJ1' friends' Near t he formal dining room and 2 Br. 2bu on cul dl'-:iac. NEW-3Br, 2'"a8a home, 712·tt20 RED CARPET
pOOJ, uuna. jacuzzi & pool that is completely viewnrgreenery.butnol ========-dramatic llvln1 r m 14000UAIU\Nt HACtt haltonl33.3380
tennis cour1JI' You can't renovated. Ju11t be ready the ocean S82.!'>00 CAMEO SHORIS W/\'aulted cellln11 &
e= Walkr.r C lee
Re.al !'atale
FOR PltlCI SLASHED top this townhome de· to move tn and sec the 4500 Roxbury Rd. frplc. aeparale dlnln&
6 50 E ~416n •• ~QJ:•lr YOU! mas· Two nreplace1, CanneryCall 75v91_U10CJe351R.E Jbr&familyrm. atta. modern open style
.. "4AI exten11ve l1ndscar.ln1. ~.500 Firm kitchen, $85,500, A&t
cuatom bullt·ln•. 1r1e ---~~~~~~I 673-1195or833-2100 64C>ti25 enclosed patio Call now ____ ___:._;;..;..;..:..__1-------
All ' R h iiJPkic• oPfNlllO•ll \111.,,0frko(I • ,,__ -..
for fut Escrow
Lovely 4br custom home.
Cathedral celling. lrg
windows, alone frplc ,
lives Otis 1p1cious home
loads of ch1rm. Pri\ al'y
+view $51-4428 Bkr
f't)UALITY
.. not quanllt)'. JWll nghl
ror •in&l• or couples. in
one ol lrvtne's best dl'
velopments. decorated
jl.lll rilthl In earth tones
New1y painted & fresh
Condominwm
Ocean 'l1de of ll11<hway
•'ool ill your door~l<'P
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from h\ing room &t d»1•k
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900.500 Z11i;rnd1ky Realtor
4948611
llG2 STORY
OCEAHVl~W
Mountainside. amon1
tlw pin<' trC<'!\, u moh
p1rtures(fue sctt1nu. yo1·
will find this 4 RR l11m1
ly rm. dining room will
JUSl. under 3,000 11q fl Bl
like 2 st•p homf's. cl
w a runtastlc vicw of lh•
ocean 1Uae your tm
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SJ66.000
JACOIS RIAL TY
675-6670 a 1 rr L s.6-2313· OCHVUHIDIAWAY .......... _._v~•-y 103"' ne~ ~ r~·. ::~k . re I OCIAMVllWLOT BachelorOC"artitl'•2BR, .................... ..
Ba1 ! Call now I Jl•d 752·"'20 . • ·., 990 5t.eiJ1 from Little Corona. By ownr ~o, Tiburon po ap• tltt• 11~1·11·~ Jn South Laguna 2BA w/old CdM c harm. .
Qarpat 754-lacrz woe OUAM." .,~, llACt4 _.. 3663 .;~ .... n Eves Huee lot wtroom to bl.liJd hma. lbr, 2 ~ba. fam rm, Irvine I 044 Not.hlnt l.o do but loot ut --------· It. Ulle 1t • ll1ht In It ; 2
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SPYGLASS UNDER $200,000
Super aharp. ready to move Into 3
bedrpom home. OWner ls extremely
anxious Is making 2 house pay-
ments. Popular Portsmouth model.
r iced at $199.9:;()
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v•... ~ ~ vltw studio or ' Try open hie Sal1Sun 1 l·S, •••••••••••••••••••••••
$1.5,000down. ~ UHIY. PAIK
GRE·T HAL'9MCHIH AWAIOHOMI I WIU.OWTUI
A REALTORS Canterbury. by owner. Open Fri. thru&ln. 2·5 ST ARTER 67Mlt2 Drud new 26C>O + 11q n 3 BR . 21\ ba .. ram. rm 2
associated
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Jl'/'. W '"h"u ~· ·I~• •Br. 30., 3 car ~araae Pabol Decorator sharp HOME! ~bit. duplex, I Br. 2 Sl20.000/0l'r 84().3279 0 Carmel, on corner with
Thia 3 bdrm charmer 111-.•------• " 2 DR. 2 ba .. ea. !04-0DJO view ol 1reenbelts It 1• w/frpl. Alto ~uest rm. -mou.ntain1 petfet\ for the youna IAYROMT w/ba M1.11t $114,000 JWOWNER. S1U00.4 Br IYB.YMCOPILAMD
::.led b'laacrtJk ay1aroud tro"r "'these Brand new duplu 3 PAUL MA TTN 2 ba, ram rm. bvy ih1k ...... ,01 15-w 0 ..... 4 ....... Bdrm &2 bdrm • trplc1.. Real btate M4-1183 roof, '':Ji~ard No cloatn n--. ,... -.a 11\tle onea w /lemon & .. _.. ... 4 ~I I '"'"'ec,..,, car 1ar11e; ,,.._,._...,.__ IOZ"' cosll flnanc• alt~ *IY o~-. orall8• u~ea. n eye t tell• will help finance I -"' .__ "' 9 8 9 8 A z a 11 a Ct . ""'"Ell dlatance lo tha beach. .0001 •••••••••••••o••t••••• Brookhur•t " Htil Otanaetree Condo, Plan
6*77111 lalbHleyProp. Open im Lanai Dr. &Br, fWM'l12. 3.ISS,000.551~
1...._. · xlnt country clb loc. t:= Walker & l tm • '71-7060 • :!;~4~~~irri·v. Co.
lleal F'Atate
macnab / lrvlna
raalty
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By owner, lar1• 3br. 2ba
fl m rm, p1Uo, n
01rrle ld " M1anolla ... 900. 111e11 Palm St
FV9'3-'ml
bdrms • S72.500
552-70.0
THE .": · • VILLAGE. . .
REA LTORS
Witho..t Doubt
The be3t invesLmcnt Ir
i\rt'h Beach llel11ht1
Good ot'ean view :i
bedrooms. 2Vt b1th1 and
a l{Uelt wi1t New Cit"NlJ.
and drope~ 1124
$116,500
Custom Desian + Cal1hn11 1unse1a 'cl
ly llLea Crom Immaculate' ~ taateluJly 1ppo1nled :.
BR. 2.,_. ba, Porlafina
home. Tiie entry, proC
landacapln,. •prinklon
(15) $1'76 500
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4IW Cliff Dr, La1una.
JAYWYIATS
REALTOR.I
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Qidet cul-de-aac. private area, nicely up1raded
with every amenity. Jwsl
11sted, $84 ,950. A1ent
9M-03SO
Custom hme. b .. ut orea.
tnln fr bch. 3 Br 3 Bo ,
$129,950 aam loan
K31·1685
WIPbelho~
SetjSuft l·S
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. . fU /\ll OHS
250 12 Monte v .,..
lllO Degree view, pool,
patios, rtrepla ce 4
bdrm a, 2"11 baths ,
$91,500 Crown Valley
Prttwy to Adelanto. then fll'lt loft la Monte Verde --------
Price subject to lncrHN
11ftM Ulla WMkend.
IOMDQALTY
131·9411
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LAICI
f!IOMT Aal ~aex Lane
,..., bomt. a Bedroom, a me.ooonrm.
blU... private atriwn otf Princ.,&45-004!
m\1't•r bed room,
pl,.mffd for jacunt H. V. = •bd. faUI, J
ltOCQan tub. up1raded
carpetl • alr condJUoe-l.Ql. Q,000.
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PORTO FINO
4 Br, 3~ ba, lam rm. din
rm, &•me rm. SUl8,9SO ree. Owner 644-4144
TIUCould•
THIOME!
Magnificent panoro mic view of Bay and Ocean ll
Bedrm, 3 ba, 2 lplc, 20x~
rumpus rm w/wet bar,
fplc " view. S279,~.
631-0.Ul
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•OWNERS
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ForlnlormaUoocall Chlldren/dop OK AvaU Rup. alnrlea OK. Sharp I bedrm, 2 bath
'fte1Wrace wia,.1
Ullilv.Park
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c:ellio1~1y J yean old. •TOLLI• July. 495-038 ~call Larry. IM>me. cptl. dl'pl, lr.bly
•lliL TORS* Newport hac.h l I H 3br' bit, amaU yd, aaraie. painted, 2 car 1ar&1e, ,, IQuaJ~ 516-1500 IJA ~773 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hardwood floon. 2622 petio, re.d7 nowt sass. Woodbridl* 8110
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fllaar 'Coitdoml"lum1 IT ~wn-STEPS TO HACH ecue--..... 4 bdnn, Iba, trpk; on cal· ~ '-nforsde 1100 Wehavesummerreotal1 din ge P;a·S Br, bzltba, d•·•ac, adj, H11nt . n:a-mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• by wHk or by month! rm, am rm, ns. ~ MlO/ • l4000UAll'1.HI __ •_IACH c-..._~t-.. 38R Junel5toScpl3 upt/drp1. S'50 mo ..... .:.... •1amo, ~ -tu11 Gardener ioclud .............: -.... •
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,_ nwns 983-0867 Lovely 3 Br home oeedll .__... '"' -· _., ..... ~~~~~~~~ under conatructlon 1 __ _ _ _ nlct family w /refer· Lovely fenced yrd. Walkl-
pre1t11lou1 Mariner enl* '3llO/mo 6'6-aoo to acbool. 1~ mi to beh. 11JRTLEllOCIC
Point featurtn1 l & 111CG1ftt l'roperty 2000 ' ' BefClre I etall 71UD-'10ll aBr, 2Ba, bt0 •00t1 I&
l&Gry plaoa, map1flden .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br l Ba on 11ower st. uk for Mr. Jona or out. i. ...-
ocean I& canyon view.·-------• Leo yd, qwet Dbrbood 11444&-UTl, Mr. J&DIOa. Auto dumbwaiters. DI..,._._ 231 Via Lido Nord, Lido avl July, S'OO mo. cad AtUcallZJ.3..MT-1122 '* •C1l111,_.• *
Bidet roman tubl, lall '""'"rtyl Isle. 4 bdrms. ~oo. mo. 173-1059 Kon tbru Wed. Beaut. a Br den. perk. kitcbu w /top •P W• can find it for )'OU. Au r u • t ca I I afU· ' l'or lae. Or, 1'4ba. DOOi No peL I.ff '6IO
pUanct1. 3 Car iarai• Beach area. Probatee, (213)270-4547 or (213) . Clllltomla aaulo bf the 151.i.e '
wet bart, real beain bankruptcies, trustH '34·0920 ~ 1 Yr old 3 Br 2 ~ boaM. Aoprox. a JN
c:elllnp • many othe l<1, forc:.d aal9!J. under Be ba home ln one of CM 's old • cloM to bob. "50 Vnlv. Pk. Terr. aw. a.,
unuaual leatur" fro market values. we can ~f· ~um.I 3 Br. 2 ba.. nicest areaa. Frplc:, mo. IDc.lda 1~11er a& frplc, counlr)' kllcta. Nr. ~.ooo to S25S.OOO. Cal ~t veotun. Call World iae ~.~.'u~· 1 yr cov'd patio, I car 1ar, .tr.MC).tt.Slaftfpm . ~· Sot2S. IQ.,_ or
bulkier tor appt, m• 1de BroUn. 673-U45. -_ crpt/drpe, bltna. Nr 9. 3 Br 2 a. boat \e Hl&I 131-07Nor (Tl4) 492-ZIOI 4 BR Pool home, lill Sepl. Cat Plaza Xlnt acboola. aradea, cloH :: ~1Turtl·--eroct--0-leu_Pl_a_n_U_4
COMPLITB.Y QiAa Mesa Duplex & 2 ~~ mo. Avall now. :c!llr:::; t&SO llbnrJ, ttc. Low reot to Br. Fam ftm, teu~1,
houlea, SlU,000. Income IOOd t.n&nt. •· nm. pl .•• lfMCM4 GAPTIYATIHti llJ.IOO.Owner. 781-8354 E-Slde 1 Br l Ba, new• r·-~-Ml·ao32 Ulr 1 Ba Dl _ ......
$73 000 3 UNITS c 28 HouMt UllfunlllM4 cor. 1u. ms mo. b1I _ • c:e T--ar
I ' uU r , houae ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard.1571 ILedlaodl Pl ~ Twnble. '3SO. l"'ba· part a tchool• • .., a:no. 2 Bedroom charmer with + duplex. need.a aome ..... 1.,_.. 3206 5'MAO ' bltna. Pool w 11uard. + dep. ~aft t 1a1>
e very t b I o I . c 0 ir: y palnt to Improve income. •••••••••••• • ••• •••• ••• ~OK. •t051 •--....a..-. •·-•--~-fireplace, natural wood Bkr556-6171 Jmmac. Mesa Verde abt', ,__ -........ -. tnd cabloets, heavy ahak 3 .Br, buae llv rm w /Crplc. 1 ~ba. dbl car iar. Avail. Cul de aac, avl, :I Br 2 Ba, unit. Z Br. den, 2 ba, lake root, 2 car aaraee. room Duplex, s yrs old, IJke dln rm. w/w crpt, i,;. blk July 1. fotU mo. ChUclnn nr"-acb, Fam Rmt fplc, 411 roll course vle..v. Jm.
for RV You'll love it' new. owner occupied 2 2 to bu)'. $Sll5 mo yrly OK 549.2135 patio, fncd baca yd mac. $.\SQ, 144-41'1 or SHORICUffS br, l~ ba, ocean view, 6752773 -W/pdnr. Monthly. Prine 875-5364no.9V.,.
SI 10,000 ~~~."~;I~) ~~:~e CoroltadetMor 1222 411~t~:/'A~rrJ~'i;si;: only.~.m.ssto MOWAmM•
Sparklln1 1800 1q ft R.E. h<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1213 McCormack Ln. Clean IBr, l .. Ba, «ood !BR condo $3$0/mo
home overloolcln the -Dix 38r, 2ba, f''P . pvt 675-2082 area, AUuta le Buthud 2BR *'150 llth fat 3' BRg 1 Triplex. 2 BR, J ba. ea on polio. 2 biles lo br h No 135() mo, 9112-4411 3BR condo $3'7S
rm w /fr:(,1~Y ·& t' bam Pomona. $14:1,000 pt1l11 HOO I mo y r I y $200. 2 Ir HOIM SI JO W-.. ... __ ._1 JBR country kit = •
L wo ar. Marshall Rlty 675·4600 675-21118 Hai fireplace, nice a-a, -__ .. 2BR ar1e mlllter swte off '" Utll pd! Nl-cou.rtyard w /adjolnln" z UHIT J Br 2 Ba. fpk. 2 lily, + patio, many more avall. "'"'area, many •BR M25 den or otnce Sun.rb ne: Small fee. FREE life moN avail. Small fM. SBR tnbouae fol.cl l.latlnl ,... GLAMOURPLEX lofl Beam'I, uvl July 14 1crv. Kld1/Pct1 OK FREE life aervic. HU. 3BRA/C f4SO
BERTHA HEN Ry Prl me East11lde Co11ta ~~~~77 6 O"' 8 r 8 0 n i a • move now. ~900 ~ 3BR tnhome =
REALTORS Meaa. SU0,300. RIGHT **Can ••"ha. **COMuMaraGulcle llBAatr\um
2tSOelMar '92_.l2l REALTY .... tt.ltW• IBRcounU'Yklt. 5'
red hill ....
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979-8533 J ......,, klnl alle yard, ref, Hfta• U•z llBRtnhomeA/C tt75
'10 o..,... vr.w 30 UHfTS ~.':!~ Unt. SmaU ....................... = A/C . E
OceufrontoluflloPcust Downey; all! bdrms. *•C:.....rse.I• BEAUTIFU ZBRdtnA/C
· condo. UO De" ree 1•.<J b rt · L a •~'¥ •BRA/C MAanms sq. whit.water vlow. P~tac a .• p Y. paUOI, '" ·-c b. rm. I " l mm a c Jaland Home. • ~ • •BR Noot SIOO ......,.6Jl-AJJ1 cesstobch. .. 11 Cl\ft income_.l&t.500ayear;aak· 00\ITHOFJIJWAY JBR Eut.sJde3Br1 1'11ba,cpt, Bn,latnil)'rm.CrnU1 · '8.R 9IDO ~~~~~~:-....~~~! ... ,.,.,.,. gp •• ce~TS,000 home. Hardwood f1oor11 cbps, stove, rncd yrd. Ho inf. Inclda 1ardep~r· 1-.......... 4tMIOO 4 UMfTS bnck hreplace. Sl\ua~ Ptt•, water pd. $415. ts.SO/mo. JU.na...,__ Eastalde Costa Mesa. on~merlot. By appoint· m.f7a5 ~ I 071 TWo a BR., 2 ba. A two menl ~ mqnUI. 3-Bdrm--hous------t
>BR. 1 ba. X1nt area! COLI OP Ml~T e. Famlly on-
!'Aa1 t«ma. REALTORS ly. a ch.lldJu or leu. 00 PRINCIPAUONLV 675 5St I pets. Water paid. ,..,_,d lxchaltgws _.__ _ l390mo. '40 Cooirea1.
lll-1761 OelWl41hom41w/v1tw.SBr Soutbwelt.area. Rl!ALTYINC. RANCHUALTY
3 Ba. FR, wetbar, P'P, 2 1 Br. fplc, ran1e. larie 714/146-1i71 511._zoM
Tit.IPL.IX rar gur, blln1, refrl11. yard, private. Adultt, no~~~~~~~~~;;::;.:~:--;;;;;:=:::-Coeta Mesa, real abarp. W /D, 415 Poppy l\gl pet.. $!9(1 \ltJl pd. "2-0835 Oodbrtdp l'M 'hmhN. ____ __.._._~, All two bedroom unit 675-3&50 or646-G423 .,...... 1244 Jbr. 2"'ba, bralMl o.ew.
WNhl•11ttr F\IU price SllG 000, 25% --covered patio, upsradu.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Down. PILOT REAL CottoM4taa recpriv,nrlakellpark.
&WATE 5'0-0555 MS. 833·22165.
~"" atr, Iba, 1ar. taed. Sl1I.
Small fee.
CAL llMT ALS
t11-11n ·
· 3 Br, 2...., ba, ocean view
Pool. tennl1, Jacuul,
... &U-3490
HAUOR VU HOME
Pelermo t bdrm 2...., ba.
fun rm dinrm, 2 frplca. lmmae.. lie OK. $750. C.U Ken &40-1005
2 B&oclc to Bch, lbr, l250
Jar, fee
Homeflnders 557·08!2
Npl Hgt1, 2br . 1 b a
w/atove, refrt1. gar. No
pet.a. 1275. ~67 an s
NWJJ' ff&btl Dptx. 2 Br,
lba, atv, rfrJ, cpta, drps,
W /D, ltdnr. No pets. Wlr
pd, adlta. $325. 517 Bolsa.
S..:l(MJ.
'M•.,_."-'/.._.
880 Irvine (at 17th>
. 645--0550
....,.......,s.....
1700 16th St.
<Dover at 16th I
642'8170
)I )
IFYOU
---------• have• &ervice to offer or eoods to aell, place an •d
In the Datly Pllot
Oaulfied Sedaon
Phone 6'2·W78.
Brtlbten \Ip the Ibale I
Nonn't P •perban1in1.
All ldndl. free •t. State
lie 330Me. US-1705 or m..o
Doo'tclrop the ball! Oet •
job with a lOW·COll Dally PAJNTING lnt/!xt. Ex·
Pilot Claulfied Ad p'd. honest, neat. Reaa. Pbone842-~. Uc'd. Davell4·1045
Removlne. trlmml111.
loppma. rr •t. llc/l.m. ln
area 14 yrs. Tony 145-51.34
Mle,Wlilhcl 71to .... W~ 7JOOHelpW..t.d 1 IOOHllpW..W 7100HeffW•ted 7100HetpW..t.cl 7100HelpW..ted 7100HelpW..ted 7100HetpW..ted 7100 ....................... ..•.................•.. ..•..•.....•...•...... . ......................••••...................•.......................••••.•.•.•.................•...•....................•.•.......•.•...
Ailitomotive Bookkeeper, part time Cook. dlnoer & cook'• Oellvery. Home dellverl ..-1N1MIHG
New I>«aU Shop needt help for local lnturance helper. Premium waies. ol. The Rethlter in the a · Da4'1'SM4H GIMIRAL
OFACIHILP help. a1ent Strona bookkeep· CLERK Pharm•cy. Ph 4H·J448 btwn 9·12 temooo. Good pay tor• Exper 'd. Sll'eet plana. T,clp waees paid. En11De ine. preferably with Perm. Pt. time pos. only couple of hn e•ch d•y. ~.Tent. ?lhpe. Ap·
S&eamen, •n..f palalera, ARC. exp. Also late avail. ln specially --'--------Approx S300·$400 mo. DIY ln I k
b\tfen • poUJbera, up· clencaJ & awnoa~phtc drui.store ror a peraooa· COOK/Exper'd. Broiler Must have dependable p y r pe&:rt ::~
bol1tery 1hampooera, dutleii. Daya, 788·3400, ble lndlvldual who hat a and all meal1. Appl)' In car+ backup. 540-3008. \:U:fa:· Frost &'Anoe'.
for produce market.
d u tlea to Inc A /P,
pt.yroll, & varied duties.
Exper'd. only. IRVINE
RANCH FARMER
MARKET. 838-28$1. obeck out, pick-up & de· all s. 788-5765 real concern ror people. person a ft 3 : 30PM. DENTAL 8 EC E P . __ 40_l_Qu&U"--_St_N_B ___
1 !Wery. Apply at Some Pharmacy up. Beach House Inn, 8111 1 • ·
,• aooiHarbor Bl, CM IOOIUCH,H preferred. Must be able Sleepy Hollow Lane, L•a TIONIST Exper'd, for IMTIY UYIL ---------•
"5-1030 F /time. Wed lhru Sun. to work on a flexible Bch. quality crown & brtdee POSITION G~ERAL Exper. nee Benefits. schedule up to 8PH. Pla. ---------1 ol.c. Many benefit•. N .8. liin ________ , Balboa Yacht Club. call apply in person. Guild COOK. full Ume, eome eit· Call 844-9211. C\eric•I work l.n the ac· OFFICE
AVON rorappt 873 3515. Druaa. 1610 San Ml1uel, per ne<:eMary. Apply In ---------COW\lin&olc. Doeanotre·
-----NB p e r a o n • D e r b Y Dental aulst. r /t. No exp. quire Bkpa. ••P· Person Applicant must be able
BOOKKEEPER · Restaurant, 1362 S. E. nee. Non-smkr. lnterv'g must be fut & accurate to type 45 + wpm, com·
NllOlXTl.ACASH7 CAREER COACH HOUSE INN Brlst.ot,CM. Tues, June 21, 4:30pm. oolOkey•ddlnamach .• poeeletters&handlede·
OPPORTUNITY (formerly Bradley'a) n · ---------1 7907 Westminster Ave. ad. with fi&urea for com· wla Good co. beneftts. E&m1np a\"e good-hour• f'ull char1e bookkeepe per sauce & soupe cook. COOKS. BARTENDERS, Westminster put a lion tn vol v In I Apply Nallonal Systems are flexible wh,.n you're thru F1nanc1al State dinner house rood •-DRIVERS. P /Ume. Over ---------mu It IP 11 cation &c r,._ ~ .... Bl h St NB an AVON repreaen • 21 yn. Im med. ---nln11. Dental H•!.t. f /t. Chr .....,."'' ....... re • talive C.ll 540-7041 or nMOl.9 1o1o erowlna Irvin cocktail waitresses. v...-d 1 N dlvtsloo Typln1 40 <NrOCAlfl>Ort) EOE CPA rlrm Exper hostesses&busboy1,ap. Apply ln person. Me'n •i e. Mn. ~xp. Jon· WPM. .aeoi~~lh~7~-W9~~·~~--I education equivalent S ply Ln person 2·4PM. lil Eds Pana Parlor. 410 E. amkr. lnterv ues. une CAM.110 CH!HERAL OfACI
-yrs or more Salary com Pr1 E5planade Plaza. 17th St ·CM ~l ~ s4 ~ ::nor ::1 ~ L 7e9 ~ ~ 7S01 Clay, Hunt Bch Involves phone contact.
mensurate w /exper Cal 33157 Cami"° Capistrano Coot( WANTED Westminster cw or Beach. s or work'& w/customers. de-
ror appt, <710 833-0651 San Juan Capistrano Nliht stuCl Wiii train Garfield) tail work & typing Paid
Baby1ltter, 9 yr old girl
~ tral\ll. Irvine After· noons Approx. l·S PO!ISI
bte ruu days later In BUS IOY COCKTAIL Avail for colle&e atu· Dental Secretary /Book· E O.E vacallon, sick pay. 1roup
denu Ma Barker's 212 k~per. Ma.ture'(!xper & Insurance. Apply 8am·
E 1'1th St CM highly mouvated. 4 Day ISCIOW OFflCH 2pm Mon-Fri. Barden's Summer 552.3475 eves Apply daily from 9·noon. WAITIESS
-r-Ml Casa Ret1taurant l Learn in 40 hra the most 81&.bysltter my C M Ma 1 n S l Bu Ibo a exciting. elamourou1, ' week.. 54&-3000 CdM Orn~. all beneflt11 Pe1t Control. 696 ftan·
t.Qme. 2 child. Non·11mkr. Peninsula tu&hly paid profess. Day
oWn tr.ins. Varied hra at -----t or eve sesslollll. PlaCll·
c 0 u NT E R G I R L ' + prom 1hartn1. xlnt dolph, C.M P 1t1me Capt. Mlkes's Dental ore mgr & recept. ruture wf'JIJ yr old com ---------
fUh Fry BlS W. l9lh St inC.M. Must be skilled ln pany Call Bay F.scrow, GENERAL OFFJCE,
CM • ' dealln& withe publ1c & Park WoodaS47·662S stenoerapher or clerk $1.50 Ref S56-8382 BUS DRIVER Tralnu1. ment assisl. Good Job op.
aai.ysltter. summer. 3 part·ll me, spill shaft, por. handling money. Salary ----------typist, various office
.,,, must have good dnving c~714:f51 9194 My home. Laaun..i record. ssg.3495 -• ch.Call:499-4816 So. Call . Cocktail
COUNTER Girl to work
Mon -Fri , 9AM ·3PM.
Golden Body Donut
Shop, 17741 Beach Blvd ..
2 blk No orTal~rt, HB
open. Opport. for rapid ESCROW duties lovolvtne bkpng &
advancement. Send re· $3000 malh & public contact.
sume to Ad 1'933, Daily Cash bonus for quallrled Pleaaant personality, &
Pilot, P .0 . Box 1560, escrow officer/mana&er. good appearance neceas. Coata Mesa. CA. 92626 Con la ct Miss Adams, 8&Gklng
MAHAGUS
CHI• TB.LOS
TIU.HS
fvllTime
Tllese are career Pofll
tlona with chance for ad
YAU1cement Plf'asant
workane condlllonh ~x
l'elJent benefits
Vaned Houri.
For Appl. Call
SydMy JlnlvlsJon
12 I 3t 937-2450
USLIFE
SAVINGS
Equal Opportunity
t·• Employer M /F
Batil<ane
NCR rROOF OPll
TB.LER
unk exper reqwred
Irvine Nallonul Dank
Contact Bob Creighton
1133·3700 EOE
CLlrSlfl(O Waitresses, Inc .. 17922 1W Sky Park Bl. Ste C,
lrvtne, Ca 92714 ADYERTISJNG COUNTER Girl. over 21, Dental Assistants wanted.
The Dlli.ly Pilot 11 eeek· Coclc.~al Wll:rtres.-ex pr helpfol. but not 1 Ch111u1de a11111:.t & I re
1ng a person to augment The Cal>tain 's Wharr neces11. We wlll train AP· c e p t f it m i I 1 11 r
our ClaNUied AdvcrtlJI· <Rock bands & danclnir> ply an person. Newport w1i111urance Cor!Wi. Top
Ul& dep11rtment for In· Dds full &p't. We traJn. Cleanera, lOllTuatlnAve i.alary & beoerits
slde teleptlQbo s ales 18okay In food area. 2Z8S Newport Bch (orr Coast _645-_2652 __ . _____ _
Wei) known resale co. New York Lire Ins. Co.
Good benents Pleasant 300 S. Harbor. Ste ?OO. working conds No fee to apphramt Allahe1m. 635-6000, M /f .
Escrow Personnel EOE
CleanngHoUlle GIRL FRIDAY
731 ~1 Tnnne. bookkeeping,
Clault\ed l>xi>•rlence Newport 8lvd, CM Ph Hwy i DlMT4L/AHi•t n~ceuary Must type 642·1225AM. 752-6955 PM CUSTOM DRAPERY Ortho, cl)airs1de W111 l•--------•I
Owpm <el~clnc ) Ex --------INSTALLEHS £"pr'd, train Non'.fmo1t~r Hunt FACTORY
general omce mana1e·
ment ex per. salary com·
mensuralc w exper. tm· mediate openang. Call
bt WTl 8 "5 645·4222 ee l lent co mpany COLLECTION ruJJtamc 54767S2 811mto Bcb.847-~ Tl41NHS ~nehta SaJary com LER TYPIST 3. 6J8 7448 pm··.. -------•Assemblers mensurate with ex· C K DEMT4LjltKept Packaiers Gari Fnday. ru11 ume. In·
penence Ir you are am· Exposur" tq eoUectlons DELIVERY Man ror L.A. Ort.ho. Exp pref. Non •And Warehoulemen dustnal electncal s•les
bilious & want to be paid help{ul Promotional op Times 2i, hrs d•llY smoker 4 days. Tues Jobi Avail for all rorp lookln1 for mature
for your errorts please portunilles avail. lo cons· Adlts only, no collect In& lhru Friday. Hunt Bc:h 3 eh.I.Ila NO FEE woman w /Jood phone
call for interview U I di A I 638-0126 M7 -19 8 c:rson•llty, llabt t(ipina. Pe-~~l"-pt c1en oua n v. pp y ---------__ ...., ________ 1 •
'""'"'"" "" National Svatema Co"' WJS'S ookkeepln°. r ling, 6'2·4321. ext %76 ~w .,. •• Delivery & aale1 help Dental Hy&}enisl @9 Must be defo• end able.
COCllt 43Eil BU'Cb St, N.B. <Nr _ __._.. Fuller Bruh. .._ k oc Airport) ~OE. ~ 2 ... y wee • exper. mo 979-4265 or appt.
,llot S31·eee4 CalJ N 2-l050 , COM11t0LLER GfRL TO WORK Inserting
. ayStreet We are seeking a person Dl:LIVHY MAH DENTAL 4SSISTAMT I~porarySeSrvlc~ mach.lne, Part Time. Ap·
Costa Mesa Early L.A. Times route. Part.-Ume chairskle. ror _.,campus. le 1 ply ln person Dally Pllol Equal opportunity to serve as controller for North Costa Mesa, East ,__ s Newport Bch 549-8071 Mailroom 330 W. Bay St .. our Orange Co. based proaresatve ol .... ,., In an 142.4 s. Grand Ave empk>yer rinancially oriented. Hunt Bch. Must have de· la Ana.CO.ta Mesa Areu San•ft A-a "''""·"""l C.M See George in pendable car. 546-4481 Some exper nee 979-»70 -, ... , """"""' mailroom 642 4321 Ext Cleanlne Women wanted. diversified co. We req. a · 338 $3.50+ per hr. NB/Irv mm of 3-5 yrs exper .. & OeUvery dnver + malnl. Dtntdl cholrtlde ---
area. Car nec. 988-8846 abtllly lo interface part time. student ok d FAAHLL'S Go·Go Girl• & Co;;;b~
---------1 M•ture •omen wanted lnapectlon r o r h o u a e c I e a n 1 n g PRECISION MECH'L servtce p/tlme. Car nee.
IHSHCTOR TopQMW123
For lal artJcle ln1pectlon M AT U R E W O M A N or •mall precision m achined & molded p /t1me to welcome
p a r t 1 . w 0 r k 1 n 1 newcomers & contact
knowledl• of Y14.5 true merchants. Flexible hr1.
poalUooina pref'd. Pron Need car. Ute typlnii. dent ~or meaaurinc _s._7_.3095 __ . _____ _
lmtrumenu req'd. MICHAHIC
SfACOSWlTCH INC Brake & Front encl. Top
11.39 Baker Costa Mesa •al. 5~ day wll::. Poilstblll·
549·3041 t.y to take over sbop for
Equal Oppor Employer nght person. Leave m11
$48-4000
IHSUUMCI Mechanic to m•tnta1n
Work In Beautiful N B In lawn mowing eqwp ror
pleaeant ore surround hie homeowners assoc m
mp. We need an Un Irvine. Permanent full
derwnter w /agcy ex per lime. good benefits. eit·
1n med to Ire bwslne~~ per req d Call S52 8200 accounts Salary open for appt
Call Mri Baker,---------
1133-9550 MOTOR ROUT£
The Daily Pilot has a INTERIOR DESIGNER lanic route In Mission
Musl have exper In de· VI ood f hi h al ..... & be skilled In HI(>!!. eJo area, 8 or g ... school or college student retail detlen studio, N. H Approx earnan&s $200 per
neect. n exlble mature month. Call 642-4321 and
person for exc1lio11 pos1 leave name and phone. lion, some travel. ourn
ing potential unlimited. HIGHT CLERIC
640-8750 days. 644·S400 all 37 Hours per week. Call
5:30 545 9471 or apply In
JR. SECRET ARY person to. Coral Reer Motel. 2645 Har bor DI Lot.'I of vanety fluv) c M See Eb or S'urley
phones. Top Pay & xlnt Jenllcn
benerll• Acla Taslc Force News carne.r:. w .. nted
957·1303,EOE ll er..ild Examiner
547 0301or892 7607
Light Assembh sh1p'ir
deli very posslblcsalM ~
m·g m n l C 11 l l I"' If~
5.56-1750
Machinist
Experimental
For prototype & small
quantity runs Must be
able to work from
sketche1, verbal mstrue
lions or blueprints Mold
making knowledge
helpful. :J.5 Yrs exper
Days only.
STACOSWITCH INC
tl.39 Baker Cosla Me&u
549·3041
Equal Opper Employer
NOW ftl'trwtmg 1iharp.
amb1t1oui. m..in to sell
hardware tool:. & shop
eqwpment to 1ndu1uul
accounts Avg S280 per
wk No exper nee Call
7Sl 9134
• NURSBYMAM E!tper'd . f/hme. Matute
qiale over 21. 6 Da)'I In·
clud Sat/Sun. Work
w/plants & trees. 13 Hr & up. Overtime Ins
Benertu.. Advancement
potent111I. Laguna Hills
NW'!lery. Inc, El Toro
83()..5653
NURSES ·~nkl1lg
TELLER
w1mgml It Clnanc1al In· w1Uc D K's Donuts. \HO Experience In ex DINING&~CECREAM Dancers Good tips & •--------•' 1 -•-d · f panded duties. Irvine i.t tut1ons "' a e.1re or 8 , Loean Ave, C.M. AM. area. call, 9.4• 552-8339 PA LOR wages 944 6644 MACHtMIST personal growth & de· need.I bus people & dls· Wortci.... ForH•n Clencal AIDES $40
LYN'S ~O
P/llme po~lt ion »Vall :tm 8 hni. l''rl 8 hri;, Sal
momlng5 Rank cxper
prer'd
Apply In Person
Pt'rsc>nnel OWct
10t2&1·3
Goldenstate Bank
, 10230 S Paramount
Downey. Ca 80241 ,leuat Oppor Employer
BanlC.lQI l;OMM'L TB.Lii 0. Newport Beach ofc fitia an lmmed. opentn1
fOC' a T.tler w /mm of 8
mo's COmmerclal Bank
Teller eiper. ,
S.cret.-ies
With or Without Sh
Typfah
I'll Operotws
lt*C~ ...
ct .. iOffke
AccCMlfttlncJ Clefb
Lon1 or short term auisnments
Top susnsn
6~
t t M..-· •lfAU't ttl l ''
14M4H
Equal OpPor Employer
W• otrer attractive ---------
salary. Jood beneflll. & pl~uanl environment
r att erut e d p erson•
sboold contact MrlJ. ...
1i110 per.tlona Ofnctr
MAMWACTUUttS ..,.
~Dove 6&, Nwpt Bch
• ;., Ph: n•J1D.OIOO Opp Emplfr m If
CLERICAL
velopn1ent. Send resume GARAGE SALE ada In -~~---------hwashers & utility peo· GU"'RDS ",.. ri h --~ A for i1mall machine 11hop & complete salary his· the Daily Pilot b n1 ap· Jr. "--r.-."'"' S7""" pie Apply In n.rson ,. .. •-c rfl """' ...-..:1 JV r-"'osta ... esa"' er os mfe off own produt"l tory to Mr J A. Jones. PY reisult11 To place your Word Processor to S750 16301 Beach Blvd . HB Permanent )o"'\Jll & Part· Must he capable & wall
PO Box 11524 Santa Ana. draw1na card, phone S.C/Bkpr/Const lo S12K Mon thru Fri . 11 30.1\M lime. Phone &c trunsp re· Ing to accept addltlonul ca 92711 1142-56781.oday Secy/Acctng $800 to S·OOPM Prefer 18 yrs q·d Retired welcome responsib1lit1H Lok
HetpWa.ted 710 HefpW...ted 7t00 ~~;:>'1~AJ:';Y ~~~:.!.o lder Male. ~~027ed~·~~hr.il0-2 Fast Inc. 864W l&thSt
••• ............... Equal Opportunity ... IUM'VW Jtc:>U&YI NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• SteZM 642·1470 ~~ Employer HARDWAAI MAIDSWANTED
""'--f t f 1 d lnteresUn1 J>09. open m Don Quix~ Moul ... ,_ urn ° c or • Y • retai l 1ale1 1lore. 2.lOONewportBl,CM DllT4RY SUPRY. prime •ddreN 1n xchn Rec e Ive . stock --. -------
•JUteben Help roir •nawer'a ~·In a( hudware. Prefer man 45 Ma1d1 wanted. Har bor
DRt.OfMUISIS t.emoon.SU.l 8-12 or older. Good aUtude Ion Motel, llJOO W .
LYM'Sli41Dl5 FRONTEND w /publlc. See Mike ~Blvd Npt Bch.
ForAUShJl\a AUGNMENTMAN J ohn.on, H.W. Wright --------• ~_pply, Garfield Conv. c.11Jerry,SU.T021 Co· 126 Rochester St. Maid wanted ror Seacllff
HolJ>., 7'181 Garfield, HB Fuller Bruah : 1 tun 2 P Cost.a Mesa. Motel, Lai. Bch. Exp'd
M1-118fl poalUooa av•tl calilna Hoeel~l1ht auditor. Exp or not. 41M""892
Draftfperson. Dr af'tlna e1tabll1bed cu•tomer pref'. Will train Contact Maintenance man Sec
11 7 Ever> N1ehl
All Weekend Shaft.'
AJI Acute HospUals
All Orange County
Work Near Home
Weekly Pay
Fret! Mal Practice lmi
No Dues,
No Membership
Good health/ace tn.ur.
You •ramtly·low coet
Exper'd, rel• DeeeS!I.
Come In once to reiaeter
We'U m•U your check I.Meo•• Med Serv
351 Hoa pita I Rd
Ste l li Newport Beach
642·f'55, l40.t'54
l.09 ANO&l.IS
fl'ALM 8"'"1N08
WOODLAND HILL&
NEWPOlllT llAOl-4
from mark·ups, 40 hr wk. 531-t8&4 Holiday lnn. Laa. llilll Biii Lloyd, San Clemente El.ect.rl·Planner, Inc. So. per10nel. <7l41586·5000 IM,49'.Hl03 l•--------
Santa Ana, 540-4944 BULLOCK'S WILSHIRE, A leading
fashion specialty store will open its
first Ora n ge Co . s t ore i n
NEWPORT BEACH on August
1st. 1977. We offer an opportunity to
join an exciting fashion forward
organization. We are currently
accepting a pplications for the
following pOtSitJorui:
SRUNC .,...... QI PtnMI POSITIOMSI
Accesaories..& •. Cbildren's, Colmetica. l'ine J ewelry.
Fun, Glft:s, Intimate Apparel.
Men's. Soortswear Men '1 Sportawear, Millinery
(Wl11tyU1t
& Women's Shoes
Drapery Wart Room
Pleat.era. tablen. hem·
mora, ne«led. exper or
will train Beach
Drapery, 1eet2 MUii ken An. Irvine. 640-l464.
DllYIA/fewT.-k
~·ct. mutl Uve In CM Coea\ Towlnf Servlct.
m bldullrial Way, CM • ......
Housekoopina <Ute ) w /1
yr old baby. Mon-Fri.
7:30 to 4:30. Own trans
S50wk . .,_1363 aft 6pm.
HOUSEKEEPER
Uve-ln. Santa Ana
Area. Oall 557·3170
"•••···· o ... , ..
Maintenance combination
general pufl>O&e man. 40
hn wk. Qualified colle&c
atudent acceptable. App.
ly Newport Channel Inn,
6030 W. Paclflc Cout
Hwy, Newport Buch
&Q.3030
MANAGER Kltcben .. .., • cook, .,
OFFICE
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WleA•tA•S s. trom four ..._ c n1. .. a• ., ,,.,.. •N1* · _..,. 11 ..--..._..._ _____ I Smlll -canl tw nd Coo le •••lt.,..lltp. .,..... ~:.71
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lllQ'Nh 6 ~.. Pilot, P.O. 8o• IMO, Ute color Ca.Uco 1WJn ~ tat~ l'1WUla -"l.+e••••-•••-••• ~fa_a.1 •11 would h _c.t __ a_M_ .. ______ 1WOOD SlON MAJtEJ\8. ,_ ·•-' wallpaper, fabric or -Col TV'-1rap
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-------...... --, hrred. Prlatlo1 Wood warw. m"'l ban ~ lbotf. penonall· bacttobaek N kl med p · L-A ' llec:n&ar1.0.0f•. ..u./1250 mwtl·pre11. •om• wood work typlmieu.«lis PRICES: ~dapr::d•~ ~=t.a oJ W..t OCa.., lutaA.M. S&ndlnGulri•t.oAd.128, mactW:i.e•pw.NM403 • ... orSJ• ._..,. ~ • WUI pay f1all markel, Ca1UU.~ llr.Kinllrat.DaU7Pilot, WOOL PRESSEi\, ""....._ •lltat11l.IO•a. pillows t70. s .. ra.·O. •alu. P •t party.
... . HCltlTAIY P.O. Bos lHO, Coah KulW. Cleanera. 111 E. CallNMT0'7 t/9tap SUOu1. Mc l1"W"1Ir.I1& mat-<Tl• )Ul ·HOS da11. 0.S~lfTe •1ume. PtraoHble. Mea.Ca.928a'T Ut.h, Costa ldeu . KITl'l!NS. • wb old. All ioarmorea . .o . uea1, boll •PriDI• • ,,,..."91. M16.t....-. ~ t.ypln1 6 lh nee. •STVOIHTS• :wa..a.a ~Weaned & ~&~~r-s hame. Naw. taas. a ·Ro1tru.P-1M5Swedlalli u.w cu,_ •alt ArlttJ)i in perwon. Robert. Full or p/Ume to dis· ....._ ... ___... eo. 11~ Draw ywr own ot aend IS-SlM. · a.Ge-No olber like It
raamy '° meal eocs.y• Bilo: WUllam Fr0tt " tribute sip code dlrec· ,_,__.. 1 name, addreu, phone 6 8 Ltd Ztplln Tlclreta. la ~ ~ .. d911~~ llilcll ~ fl llvt.Dc? At· Auoc., UOl Quall St, tories in own area. Need •••••••••••••••••••••••HELP. Gd homa needed we'U makt one card per ColOltum Hall, 125, ea. or bar._,.._ ..... .,. ....
\ad t.bt ,,. .. mfftln N.B access t.o car. over 16. ......... 1005 for2adllSllvert.lp Germ. tag. Add25'each. SatJune25lh. 847·9'11. s.cratt
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Tlu&nd•J •l1bl. J1111 SECRETARY ~ooper hr. (714) •••W•••••••d••••rl•••••d•••• ~~e:nd;:·30~ & F . Sendd t.ocbeckormoneyol'-Mlacel••-Mll.Trlr.twol5GOlle~~
23rd at Holklay Inn Aulstant to Dun. . Oft e an er :OT l..-.MCi W..ted 1011 O/B. Head. radio, dep""
Anabsim udleama• CbaUenaing position. SUMMER WOIK Of A ti l Free German Shephard PIL 0 Pl"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• fh:ader , xtra1. dy ... an exdUnc new produc Reaearcb " Develop· POR STUDttn'S n ques. pups t.o good home. P. . Box 1560 SSC •SH ._1 S eo-un. evn & wkncb lbat you "" introduce m e n l f o r I e g a I I H U G E w a r e h o u s e 498-3'78 C-Oeta Mesa, Ca. 92828 ,,_ rv ~ ..... your frleod1 h •1 P1T~.l8hr.takehome. ed tthoversoo Goodusedrurntrelrtge • ne11bbor1 . You un t erapeu. c pro1rams. Local Job sites. 3 shl.l\s cra"?m b w 1 k 1 Purebred Poodle & Health club memberthlfi fnrs&st.oves546·0788 35• Sportrlsher, twin
achieve 100'• of extra peLe!aelncore aldec~~C:,1~j~ B~ Agel8+. (7141634-1063. dmusic i oxes, Ince e0~· Shellie lo good home. for ule. Use of a I d iesel, frbflau. by ..... u in doll s I h " " • eon Panos, c r us · 751·!11>73or642·323T facWtles. $150. Good de· WANTED Pacemaker load ed .._. •. me come &r•SALE ·Br gt, am · ablet.oeditforpubllta· _ _.CHH gans. wall c l ocks , al. 646·5486, )eave CamperforChevy~ton w/el-......... ic
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or full time. No love.edl• bilious, person t.o as1lllt Uon Excellenltyplng/of· ,..,.. gra.ndf.ather clockt>. Frt.Sw'-s.t meuade, , .......... _,.,Reaa.842·2073 ~na"'''hin'""'cuboat, .. 15,000. roent, no expr. need . sales mgr In marketlna nee slulls required. Must ENERGY fucinall.ng antiques. 642.~ "' ,..,.,,._, p d 5'9-W eves
Work when you want t.o pro11ram, dealer rela· ~ free to lravel. Non· CONSERVATION Over l1.000,000 Worth __ 1 Qn oak wtrbed frame,& Wanted : China cupboard · •
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work. Uone. advertiling. order drinker would have ad· Unique innovative com· American International Furaltwe 8050 heating pad $100. 1 wltb glau doore for ..;.644-...:__i. ______ _ Holldllr '-processing etc. For right vantaae. Submit resume. puter·baeed ener1y & GaUeria; l80Z·T Kett.er· u••••••••••••0 ••••••• Champion juicer. xlnt Mother. reu. 538-&280 51• Yacht, near new twin 1burs.June23,T:30pm. penonlhlscanleadt.o Appointment ror In· natural resource con· Ina St.. Jrvlne. Tel. STOREWlDESALE oond,tll0.546-883leve .......... _.. . di..ell ~Complete.
Luau Room. 18SO SQ. outaide eales la eventual· tervlew neces1ary. Ph servalion program for 754.1m. Open Wed tbru New Is Uffd rum, appl'•, ~ Many· Jttru. $30,00<l
Harbor 81. Anaheim. Nr ly aaJes mer. posilion. n4-IJ3-2850, Dr. JOldf or &rade 4-6. Ex per. In cur· Sat. 9 AM to 4 PM. VlJlt 1 misc. Wllloo's Barialn Hlehld furn. phonoaraph ... .._ .. , . IOIJ Flrm Call ev• 1Sl·t887
Dianeyland. Brine your Outltandln1 oppor. in • Ma.Forreat. · riculum development & Nook. 545 & 814 w. 19th, speaker st.orage1 bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....:..:~;....· ;__ ____ _
busband,wlle&frieods. 1rowln1 lndu1trlal knowledge of energy & MOVIMGOUTSALI! CM 6'2·Tkt0&641-3262 cabinefs ; portable Coan Kln·O·llaUo elec. Jl'llarq.aett .. OHPMe~ l>laaUc product.I co. ao SECRETARY. type 70 natural resources pref'd. It's goodbye and good · hairdryer; outdoor orian. excellent condl· O/B. Fully equip. Xlnt llAL ISTATI W.17thSt,CMNa-"488.. WPM , shorthand 100 Sal. 118-122.000. Start Ju· blzys at Davis & Clark **I BUY** clothes dryer. 846-0410 lion. aeoo. P .P.532·12S8 cond . $2995. Aft 3,
SALISPIRSOMS Salea =t1o:e:!cp~~~~i. c~~t ~1p~l~.T~pes:,m~~ .,t:~~~ Expedition Antiques. Good used Furniture & MOVING muat Hll nowl Foraale t939Martin Folk ..;.~:.;.._29_..:..13------
0pportunlty now avalla· COSMmCIAM not nee. Salary open. School, 21601 Treetop 2732 E. Coaat Hlwiy, Appliances-OR I will couches·lub chre, slate Guitar 's:;ooor beat offer. Mu ST SELL ! 1 fl'
ble for •11re11ive NEWPORT BEACH Xlnt arowth opportunity. Lane, Laguna Beach. Ca COM. MllorSELLforYou. tbl1. 60" came tbl, UP· s:J&.3C174 Flberala11, 2Sbp 0 /B,
salespersons lo Join a DRUG STORE n~ full Start lmmed. 8911-7851 ~l lltASS IED MASTIAS AUCTION holstered chnl. coffee t bl, 91()()or best offer.
J>f'OIJWSlveolflce. time experienced cos· ~ACTORY 646-1616 & Ul-9625 lamps, all are decorator Office .w.lt•• A 751,8292or543-460S C-.ey Ii COMpGllJ metlclan. Pre.use tr~•l· Secret.ary Tel ho Sal Items. not new but priced .......... 1015 ll~So. Coul Hw~. meat~ fragran, llnes. J s t I ep ne es Lg. selection of pure lndJ Cott . Sof & Lov to sell. 493.5964 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 36' Chria Craft Roamer GUN BE C k ... r ecre ary W k I E l BRASS Beds Reas . an on a . Id ... J pt t~br 1962 F /8 tw~ LA A A Some wee en.... erma· • or p/l me. arn ex ra prlcei;. Buy direct & eseals-Loose pillow. 3 Top llneidsleeh . ea ... N. r. ~hp" Chy · unde'r
150 497·2417 nent position. Call Recervtionist cash In our c1rcutauon , Choice colors 1485 Both SCRAM 'ETS exec&• ec a1ra. ever . k ,
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675·01SO for appt. Mr. 11ale•room.Flexiblehr~ i>dV4fHEWAAGBED Pcs!. Lfie aelectlorn '\. Uled.Sac.751-1430 hXJrs., OondnaoP,/bPalt
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a,,n..,; Elwood Our love Y euc. ofc AM or PM . Men, women f lb ... •·fl NSWEIS nl c · · '""" · needs a gOQd typlal that 2334 Newport 81, lamP1. co. ee •D"' ne A P9h 1017 675-9568 eves & wknds & lw a front o!c appear . ~,!'~~lenls, 18 oLrAovTrt:me• 642·2'112 home furnishings at THE d ri••••••••••••••••••••• 545-833Sdys
SALES good grooming. cheery .,,...,.,_, " FURNITURE CO?fNEC· C~vort -Poun -Dbl Yellow head Parrot. ---~----!XICUTIVI SALIS dlspos. " aood phone yc.i -HONE Fu rn1ture Strl pped & TJON. mi Heil1 Ucul L. Cavil -Absorb -""" & tame w /cage. Bst 7 a F 0 rm u 1 a 2 3 . 3 ,
"'" .........-Ref\n11bed by .Expen... HB.842-12« AIROUT J •-225/0MC tabs, VHF, Large Eutero eo. If eit· volu. Must lype ..,,+ SOUCITORS 752.~dys. 646-6826 eve Inflation Is like a ball0011. olr. M8-32'7ZAfUpm. stereo trir xlnl cond
pendin1 in lhla U\!a &of· wpm accurately. Our ex· Insurance A&CY·to con· Maho~n)'t~. G chn. bul· Once It carrtee you high "-s & o,,_.. IOtO Make~r 847-4774
feraoutaDtaESndilRnlNao0ppor. ~::'l'!lo::,r;;:a~~n~!er.: lact proepects for bu.si· ~~rope~rh~llre, ret&c ut~~~ enouah1_you hesltat.t t.o ~;~;;••••••••••••••••• · • ._~ A nus Insurance, i.e t .,.,aut. c • e re· -19'the.ullOUT. 8 .. 0 YGRANDPIANO i7' Pwr Cru1ier. •A prestlgous & interest· entployee ..... nefits. PP· appts F /ti me pos. lief. May be uaed as 0 TO OREGON ftD f N y k F1ybridce, N90(). Tra~ 1 Inf poeltion. ly ln person, National Salary 'open Contact Al china cab. or accent pc. M VINO . ' POOL TAIU Behr Broa o ew or . tor an)'thiiit that doesn't
•Freedom to plan "con· Systems Corp.• 4361 Quinlan 833-&sso Mmt Sac. 675-5289. must sell ev4rythln~, Slate top. ruatfelt, & taU Must aacrlftce $1200. Et or arcue. Dana CoV'e
trolownactlvltiea. Bltth St, N.B. <Near OC ' contemporary din .ts hv pool helaht chra (4) 836-8292or <213>437-auo. •cht Sales tM-1782 Qr.,.
•Opportun!ty to advance Afrport) E.0 . E. TELEPHONE ,...,. & Gt-ace Grop r:; • t c ~f!,: e ~ •1~~ ~~ cues. balls. rack, etc. ln: Baby Grand player piano. @6.m. . asrapldlyasquallfled. •SICIETAIY• SOLICITORS v ve • b d eluded. PP 644·9222, Extremely rare $5000or •A greater than subetan· Exper'd mature female "AMTl9UIS" misc. Kin& si wtr e • 6'0-0777 o( P /P 213-437:1110 Bay Boat 18' 1/8 750 hrs.
Ualincome. Capable person w/good to handle phones & NowOpenToThePubllc Call anytime Debbie r. · Covert, ~tras . Good •A sound, secure future typina •kill, shorthand a supervise olher girls. HAU.TREES 631·3387 cond. S3100. 642·5583.
w/a multiplying & conli· plua, to assume variety 968·3384 SIDEBOARDS CUslom built bar. medil, 4
nulng large income. of duties working with WASH STANDS stools. Lille new, Cost 27' rrrojan Cruiser
•Training proaram. corporation executives & TRAVIL AGENT BEDROOM SETS l600, •ac .. 95. 673·7116. Twin vh. ~.~...'..isoundde" MUST accountlna. Interesting Domestic & lnlerna· DRESSERS " ... Paint«t.t ... -..rea Y
•Be exper'djn selling lo, poe!tlon. excellent sur· tional Ticketing exp re· &8RIC·A·8RAC HIDE·A·BEDS, queen 81 '7500 AYS46-9000
orne1otiaUnaw/1mall t.o roundlnas. Reply to Ad q'd.Cal1 Paul~9-411J 782W.20lhSt.C.M. & reg ul ar, a bo ve ·~•tNTtHOPP!Ncu HALLETT 18 ' Mlni ·
med sized bualneaaes or #935, Dally Piiot, P O. Call day or eve. average quality. In new llWIHC GUIOl FOlt THt cruiser. Jet Boal. 350hp
associations at. exec. Box 1590, C-Oeta Mesa, cond. Sacrifice a( approx GALON THI oo Olds. J9 hrs. Trlr. All CG
levels. CA. !@826 TYPISTS .a.......uancn IO 10 ~my COit. 6'/54776 & ~wch gear. Never 1n ~GI eood character Ii: Secretary ...,.,.... saltwater. 835-5981 Day, pteferrably married. HELP!!" Don't 1et lazy! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 piece Play Peo CO\leh. Se ..... casyt Mon thru Fri. 8 t.o5 •Auresslve, but NOT .. Summer Is isuper for Washers, dryers. Clean Cott Sl.200, Hll '850. 2 cno ~ • Cover Of Pets
high pressure, poetess· This growlna farm working temporary us· late models. SlOO. 1 yr old.644·~ GLASPAR 13' Runabout.
lngtt11esalesablUty. desperately needs slcnments Open1naa guar. Free delivery. _Round ___ Ud __ k_t _b_l_4-2-,.1 Makeolfer. ·~hnaaement exper. 1ecretary. If you can now Mat.r Chg. WUI also buy.
/ 1 ao toa t 8 .e200 Catl613-6&40 helpful. type a minimum of •Typl1ts s,,s.2940 w c aw •'! • • ·
.()\ir produot ls unique, Mwpm, have shorthand 48/80WPM FROH~ DAMAGED _f17_5-_35_77_al\_4 _____ ,
non oompetiUve. f& wide· or use a dictaphone & •s.cr.twfff JIOTPOINT SALE. 3308 Dlnln1 table w /leaf, 4 ~~~~~~~~~~I ly a1:cepted by private in· can use a dictionary, we •AcCOURffnt Ct.rb w. Warner nr Harbor, chairs, oa~ aolOt' (lnlth. dualry, aov 'l agencies & can use you. Call collect •Tele• /Ma11 Card Santa Ana. 979-2921 very 1oocl eot1d. MU!~ aasoclallons. between 12·3 & ask for ., sell. hove bou1h1 A oew --------•I •Our co. carrle11 the Peaay at 114·1198-5533 Opr HURRY'.! Hl. Chairs uphol1tered .. "' ... L IST ... n tupeat possible rauna. •ChMral Offlu w/avooado areen & rt11t ~ -For p .... A .. al s~T'Y~ECEf'T v IJA s ... LI I ... ov.. -.. Call. Come in & work •MO l"w • * colon. 645·78ST. A 10 SALISPIASOH lntervlewCall llAC ARlA around your Summer REFRIGERATORS have overstuffed chair
SALA.RY +COMM . llLL Hlt4DllX l·Olrl office, with young schudulo. WASHERS DRYERS $45. Maplt desk & small
lettwHome1. LafunaHilll execs., In es\. fir~ New·Used-Repos metaltrunk.
458 No. Coast Hwy. 1714 516-5000 Ou.teoln1 & front office ~Q~ t f · • D\JNLAPS :MS· 77AO --------i LH1una &ch 49'·0748 TueaJWlel!l.!t6pm-IOpm appearance. Type 55/60 O 1 Ce 11115 Npt Bl Costa Mesa 2 lmPorted Italian marble
Wed 9am to 6pm only WPM & It. bkkpa. Xlnt 0 over l O ad ' toP1 for coffee tbls. Very
Oraendresumelo: benefits. Wiil train June APT. Size GE Waaher & be11.1t.673-6647al\6
PO Box 418 p-aduale. 675-6700 557-0061 Dryer. Kint. cond. 6 mOtJ ...... t .... 11 n•w co.aich " Real &late Sales old S200 640 7463 .. _ ..... SALISPlllSOHS Patton, Calif. 92388 3723 Birch St. NB · · · love Mal. 1150. 3 pc NC·
Unlq ue Hom ea haa 2 SECURITY 17 cu.ft Froatle111 white UonaJ SUIO. S38-7810
openln1s. Warm office Sales p/llme, fabric ex· GUARDS TYPIST needed. Heavy !'t'fri&. 18 Mos old. Alk· Honn 1060
decor,' excellent 1alet 6 per, necesa. Call Mary, typlng involved.5Swpm. 1n1 $2SO . .552·1717, .......... •-••-••••••
U.tint aida, traln1nt pro-64&-4040. Weekly pay & J>ald vac. Must be dependable. M0-2'1&1. For aale or trade: Sllv
1ram available. C•ll Xlnt lrlnge benefits. P ttlmeonly. 3·7PM. Call Tappan, gas dbl oven sl\ank show 1urtle·
Jack le Handlaman, Sales PtrlOft Above averaie •a1e1. Bonnie, 581·2260 at.ove, barely uaed. $2$0. Garcia chMlc·pleces $1
548-MO. Full or part time. No ex· Uni.form & equip. Typi.at for Npt Cnlr law 556-7233 . or will trade tor Mon1
RE d p•rlence necessary. Curn1shed. Car 6 phone T kill Liu·Fro1med. por Re«pt/Sect.y for · • e· Earn eat)' money 1ellin1 req'd. Call (213) 573-91.aO firm. op 5 •· Hamilton Beach 1talnln1 w/l'oller. 980-4273 veloper. Self·1tarter. a suaranleed health~ or write Guar.d a 759·001 steel mixer,+ 2 bowla.
aood typist, pleaunt waithl 1081 product. For Syatems. Inc 1190 Mon· Upholstery & sellln& dept. 137.50. Me-5184 THOROUGHBRED Bay J
phone maMer. U . bk· lnformatloo call P•ul at tereyPaN Rd, Monterey lead person. Must be ex· r W ti h geldlnf, 18 .2 hands, ·
kpa . helpful. O .C . 64().IM21 da)'ll or 675·9&26 Park,Ca9175'EOE. 'd In layout cutting, 19 cfu.I t 5e1 na ouldae maanlflcant hunter/· ---~·" Airport loc. Send resume ev•" weekends P 1 h aU · 1 ., & re r g , y r1 o • Jumper proepect for in· to P .O. Box Cl9525, SECY/ORDER DESK . heat e ng, sewn., Avocado. rroetlree, xtra termedlate rider amaa·
Irvine, mu Sain p.,._ poaiUoo open fof capable supervlslne. 54°'1142 IRe top rreeur, $100. Gas in& capacity to lum. af-
llCIPTIONIST Prestiaous Newport Oen· person for furn, ac· WaffnH & Hott.II Magic Chef at.ova, wh1te fecllonat•. s2000 J
t er · s on l y AU T 0 ceuorle1 It ahow room. Expet'. Apply an 51 547 ~. 648-0373 552-046levea Small law otc, alJ?.>rl LEASING STORE 13 now Salary comman11.1tale ..... S c M 10•0 --------:-:-::~ area, N.B. Respon.11ble lntetvlewing for people w/exper. Exper desired.. W.1...,, I. · llcydff • Jtwttry 1070
lndlv. to perform vuied for outside sales. No DX· but not necess. Pleate --At......_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• duties. Lile, but accurate porl•nce pnferred-call. 831·2932. lve number W~ I.--... , n MOTOBECANE Grand WA .... TED
\)'pln&. Call 833·911t'3. c::-t~f training. Muat It name fl calt w/be re· Moreao Drtve Away Inc Record, eflvar. 1ood · " ~· urned The world's lar1111t cond.$180.845·9685 TOP CASH DOLLAR HCBt'TIONIST -1 •to work hard a. t • transporter of mobile p A 10 r 0 I\ yo \1 R
Must t,ype. W\11 train on have • P~~=::. ::-Service Station Att•n · bomH le Redcreatlon Ladle• H~1 a1·•P~,!' JEWELRY, WA'roff!S,
Savin Wordmaa&tr. ~~1r&::· ,; th• rtcbt dani, exper'd . Day & Vehlcl•• nee • more bU&e. new ..._..ton • ...-. ART OBJECTS G()LI). ~.t"1aey$550/mo. --•··•-u E*,F\alllrp/t.lme.Ap· SILVER SJ:RVICE, P!PllecaUU...UU. I:;°°' m ... ..,.. M • ~ SMIJ StaUOrt, 17th Ii
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COST A MESA
DA T~UN
will ttstif y that they beard Mn.
Norton about at Buyber darinl a
violent quarrel: "Why can't you
1et it tbroulh your thick skull?
l'm not 1otnc to stand thls any
looter."
Ill said It will be testlfled that Mn. Norton wu seen to turn her
back on Buyher and move to
enter her home but 'Naa shoved h-om behind lnto the doorway by
the ancry defendant.
It ls alleged that wblle
nelpbon called police, BQYher,
23, of 5'41 Hendrlcuen Drive,
Hu0Un1ton Beach, shot bla
mot.ber·fn-law lhrou1b the bead.
When police arrived at the
home they foand a trail of blood
that led from the livln1 room to
the den whae !(n, Norton'• t::; . .nna outatretched, wu
111 w&d tbe;,lury that a~··
lon1 runninc f•ud wttti M".
Norton attnnned front bli inar·
rla1e to Linda No"°", tbe Ylc·
Um '• dau1hter.
Tbe proHCut.ot aatd the couple
lived at the Norton botDe and
lt[>arat.ed aeveral Umea before
Mn. BU)'her left bl~ on June 18,
1978, wUh the declaration that
1be did not Intend to see blm
•lain aDd did not With bhD to
know .. WbenabO\ata.
Ila eald 'Btlther bl•med Mrs.
Norton for UM many aepa.ratiofta
a11d the ftUJ e.tran1ement1 and·
corr1ta.nt1Y 'tatted the Norton
bolDe lft a bid to ftDCl out where hit wUe wu lMn1.
Tb• pl'Oheutor s&ld lt Will be
teatuled that Buyher told both bi.a
atepfatber and patron• at a
nearby bet after Mn. Norton
W&J killed that be was responai·
ble for the death of bll mother· in· law.
Police bunted Buyber for JO
days after the kllllu unW be aur-
rendend to offte«t lft the pre.
sen~ ol his attorney. H• hu
pleaded not cuilty to the murder
c:barce.
BJ WILLLUI HODGE
.. Ol llW Dell'f ........... l
AbOul 80 lJTelevant people turned out 1'ue-4ay at a
Balboa Bay Club pre11 conference ln Newport Beacb to
honor Jim Kelleher from the Univenlty of Colorado, the Na·
tional FOotball Leque'a last draft choice.
The U.S. Supreme Court bu ~reed to study , Department of
Justice arpmentl that a Hunt·
iDtton Harbour 1ur1eon abouJd
qaln face trial Ln coan~ wlth tbe murcl.-. of hi.a prepant
wile and two Utile stria eeven
yeanqo.
Juat.lc• voted Monday to ,.
view a lower court declsloo that
freed Dr. Jeffrey R. MacDonakl,
st, who orilinally faced military
court martial char1es that were
dl1mlaed.
Now Dlrector of Emer&el'CY
Medical Servtcee at St. Kary •
Medical Center ln Lona Beach,
Dr. MacDoaald bu maintained
since the 1970 murders that be ts
lftnocent. The pbyalclan, who wu a cap.;
ttin 111lcned t& a U.S. Army
Special Fora. unit at rt. JJr•Q.
?{.C., 1"1(ered l'l stab "'ounds
tbe nl•ht bl• f &D.lllY WH -~ trere h1a prepant wlfe,
Colette, pbll daqbtera K.hnber· b', e, IDd KrtltUa. a. ho re
beateaa ancl •tabbed to death by
wbat Dr. MacDonald dncrlbed
u a 1f011P of crazed, cbaotlna
blppi•.
He clahm they broke Into the
famUy'JCJU&r1erl at Fl. Brau on Feb.11, lt7U;to·commlt the unes·
plained IDUr'derl.
But tbt Ju:aUce D_t!Partinent
na. cl&lma l1 bu sllDiflcaot new evt~ obtalned throu1h FBI
cbemtell analyata of clotbhi1 .or.
Macl>CiiWd wore that ni&ht tbat
impUcatAll him u lhe lone al~er
ofttts wue a'Dd twO daucbten.
After. ibe mWtary tdal that encSttd bl MacDOaald'a favor on
sroUDdl al lnluffident evidence,
be' wM ipdleteil iii Jeuary ms
b)' a federal Jt'Ud jury In Fa1tt· teYille, N.C., but that caae wu
d11b*liMd 17 hlOntbS aao wltbOUt cominf to tttal.
TIM FOUi'lh U.SS.:.CircuJt Court
' of Ap~ tweet thit"the 1ovem·
ment hid bieD undul~ delayt.ns the definclarit'• trt&l due to lndif •
ference, neaH•enee• and tne_p-
tltude, 1D tbe l~ae of ltl ~
etalon. Tbe.'appeu c6Urt a-1d, Dr.
Mul>ol)aldtb\albad beindemed
bit couUtutlonal tlght to a
apeedy and fair trial.
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ANOTHER TRIAL?
Hunllngtoft'a M11eDonald
~BU(J,get
Wins Final
Aifproval
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P'~llmt IW~l"CIM. '1form1t t.Gltaall--.waeoaYl eel • ,..., Yfft'I Day
ltTI alOlll wl... .Joba
Kllrltca•a• and Jolla kWI. ffl ac1 to Mltnact Jottlct, of ob-
llnctllC ]aide• ll8d ol lt·
I .... OllJL acb WU
tali.lc:eGI to ZMl·to-1-11ar
ta"IDI.
lllkbell, U.e former
att.or'"MJ • ral, report.I Wed~ &o a fed«al
priNllOD aJ.Dllltary baM in Alabama. brllcbman a.pa Mnlai bl.a tlme lut
year at a federal prison
camp ID Arizona.
•'J GO TO P&ISON oa
tb• 22ad. •• waa .
Hala1P0'1 terH reply HALDl!MAN
•IMD .ad $0 comment on bia upcoming incarceration.
Spe•ldni Wal the matt.er.of.fact. self-auured Haldeman ol
the cla,ya 1'bm be wu President Richard Nixon's top staff
m_aalh:enll1tbeeountry'a second in command.
Lile at Lompoc wlll be a stark contrast to Haldeman'•
curreat UfMyle.
Haldeman lives well. He has a tidy peDSlon that hll ao
yean at J. Walter Thompson advertiaing qency earned him.
A New York Tlmea-owned publiahin& house
Quadrml!e, ba bou1ht the book he ia wriUnf aboul Water1ate, payln1 Haldeman an advance which a
QuadraaCSe edit.or called "a aubstantlaJ, 1enerous amount, moreilum we UIUaJly pay an author.••
Haldeman bu bciuitst a $'l50,000 Tudor·ltyle home tn
the Hancock Park area. an bland ot atnuence amonc the
tacky Hollywood nata.
IN THE EVENINGS, he walks bla hu1e African
ridJeback dot aloo1 the sycamore-lined street, always re-
1 ady with warm amllea and friendly words for nel&hbo~.
They see bJm u a mali1ned hero, an honest, brilliant man
blessed with "the most wonderful children in the world"
and cursed with malevolent pol1tlcal enemies.
"They're ldeal neighbors," says Mrs. John Stevena
wife of an loduatrlal manufacturer. "He's a very normal'
decent, kind neiahbor with four ot the moet wonderful kick
you ever saw ... His wlfe Jo la a very rme person. We're
very saddened by it. We all think It's very, very unfair. We
don't think he did an)'thlna to deserve it.•'
"BE'IL BE RECEIVED like anybody elae," said Lom·
poc Warden Lawrence Grauman. "He'll be u1lped a Job
like ao.Jbodf else -landacapln1, a clerical job, the
furnltun factory. Wherever the need may be."
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BUDGET •••
taxrayer.
I the aaaeaaed valuation cl~bs to~ percent u 10me ex-
p2rt, the tax rate will drop ar nd 10 or 11 cent.a. The pr•
a t lax rate la $.1.12 per $100 as-
aeued valuatioo.
Siebert nld lt la atlll too early to
tell tbe amount ol the actual pro-perty lax bW.
"It may stay about the same as
last year or, more likely, It wlll
creep upward Just a tad," he
•a14-
0lty Mmlnla\rator Bud Belalto •
wlU meet with department beads
thlt week. Key penoonel may be
reRond but at expense of 90ll\e
other projecta, accorclini to Dar·
ret Coboon. an admlnlstralJve
aul)'llt.
Al Coen quatloned the number
of extra police and 1&1Uested
U..t • decU1on be deJQed unw a
poalble 80dlt la completed to at9dJ eftldmcy wlthl.D the de-pattmeat.
Com Aid that tbe P011ce bu
hn• '*'1 tbe bentflcf ary of the 1Joa•1 lbare OI new penonnel and a11oc.-atn recent years.
Tbe addltiob of th• ao omeen wW~-OOOlncladlnf ulary a ... beneft&a.-
• The pollc9 dipartment wtll get .r41.01aot tM budaet total. •
DAILY PILOT
Ocearn View
Board Okays
School Budget
Ocean View (elementary)
School District truatee1 un·
an.lmoualy ~roved a teotaUve
$20.2 mllllon bud1et for the
1977·'' school year Monday
nl1bt.
The budaet. wbich la open for
cban1• until it.a final 1ubmlttal
to the Orance Count1 Depart.
me.nt of Education in early
Auauist. would leave the dlatrict
with an 9ld.lnc balance of about
'700,000.
Out of the szo.2 mllUoo ftcure,
about Sl0.7 milllon would 10 for
teacbera' aalarlea. Emplo7e
beneOta would total about SU
mlllloa and tUDda for new educ;•·
tJqaal 1uppU. would total ~
$1.a million, district ofRciaJ•
Said. I
The diatrtct will bold a aedel of
public bearinCa t.broqbout tbe
summer for public input on the
propoted budaet. ..
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ri·ovs~
Uns. ~ llartJ' cblefot l'ounlala Vallei'• detecUYa,
utd toda1 Gt apparent JDWocter
ol Jamel L. "Jimmie .. L&l'loa.
•· •bio UWd • 111111.b ~.Huitt· laitcili ~ tOill place in J'tian.
t.aln ValltJ OD or abo\it Aus. H. 117t.
IMitOft'I bocf1 WU fouDd AUS.
211 ID tbi tnmt of b1I auto wtitcb
bad bND llttiM ID a LOn1 Mich eafe partdni 1o{ (Ott aeverat ctaYs.
'ft• tioicl:1 Md tmill caliber bullet
wouadl .bffhe beMI, Lonf Be cb
pollct1afd.
The Loni Beach police ln'
YetU&atlon baa led back to FOUD·
taha .\'alley wbere police·~ tJi.,
•• ednilDu1na tile lnv•tlsattoo of several auaP9(ta 111 th•t-..e.
En•qu.lat Hid lie could D9'
coD)ment ~r on the Peftd,lnl
lnveltiaation.
Lanoo•• parentt, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Lancm ot Ventura, 1ald bJa
allter Loretta Larloo. • Hunt-
lnaton Beada ~~e.nt. ftled a ml,.lnl l*'ICJQ rt with Hant·
lnctoa s.aci. JM)l ce a few da~
before the vtcUll)'I body wu
found. •
Lal'IOft'I body WU ldentilltd
tbroutb a fJn1erprlnt check,
pollcHald.
Rapist Soll81it
After Assault
ID HuntingJon
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A )'OUllf motbe.r WU ra~ aDd
robbed early today In a resickn·
tlal area al central HuntJ.nstoa
Beach, police reported.
PoUce said the woman was
knocked down from behind at ·
about 3 a.m. by a male an bl• ear-
ly 20t who sexually uaaulted her
and robbed her of 820.
Police 1ald the woman wu not
hospltall'zed followiq the attack,
Pollce conducted an early
momiDI search of the area near
Beacb Boulevard and Garfield
Avent1t1 but the raplat apparently
ned t1M are~ oa foot.
NAil\081, Kenya <AP>
-U1andan Prealdent ldJ
AmiD'• cabinet met all day
today but otftclala in Kam·
pala declined to say
whether Amin attended,
addln1 mystery to h..la
whereabouts tollowlna
weekend npott, of an al·
1a11lnaUon attempt.
Llfe In tbe U1andan
capltat, aeoordln1 to
Weatern diplomata, •P·
peared normal with no
•lana of unusual troop
movement& or roadblock•.
Amlll hU not been 1een
ID public able. Thursday
•ben be attended the an·
nual budcet ... ton at the lnt•rnaUonal conlettnce
center ln Kampala.
SD Hotel Hu
tAghth Blaze
Otlt'"" ...... ACIEANT MOD!l 01' '"1'1tE UNKNOWN SLAV!0
Wrtter LH c~. lcufptor Albert M•ngoftff
Sneak Peek;
Repone~· see Laguna Pageant
By IAC& CHAPPELL
O.• Olilly "'* .....
PatntuUy, ear•fuUy, model
Mathew YOUDlblood eued iD&o
tbe tortured J»OH ot • •Tbe
Unknown Slave" on the Ital• of
Laauna Beacb'a JntDe Bowl.
BebiDd tbe sculpture stood it.a artlat. Albert llan1one1, Ha1t!an director ol cultural berlta•e. ·He
watched ID amuement u his
work came to Ufe Monday for the
La1una Beach Pateant of the
Kut.en worklnl press nleht.
More than 300 repre1entaUves
from the preu and broadcutlna
media trouped throu1h Paseant
backstage areaa watchlne as
models were prepared for the Uv-
lna pictures. On ata1e whit' cameras clicked, the models,
like You,niblood, were placed ln
their po1lt1oaa lD tbe eompU.cated
backp-ound aeta.
Then the lltbta are adjusted,
the pbotolrapber1 and writ.en
•booed off Ital• ud th• 1'Yol0f'k ol art" preaented u It would be
durlnc &be run of th• !Und
Pa1eantoltbe Masten. Mansones' aculpture la ono ot
4S worb IDcluded ln thla IUJD·
mer'• pqeant of the Malt.en runnlnl July 15 throu&b Au•-28
at the Irvine Bowl, concurrenUy
with the Festival of Art.I and
other art exhibitions in Laiuna
Beach.
••Did you know that waa a very
very tou1h pose?" Don
Willia1D1on, paeeant director,
aaked the Haitian ofOdal who
nodded b.l.I held 11 Y oantblood
uaumed the agonized poeltion
called for by the 1c'1lpture.
Man1ones ·and Gabby
Demarall, 1pectal HalUan pre·
sldentlal adviser. were sent to
Grease Fire
Singes Cafe
A greue vat ftre cauaed an
estimated '5,000 damap to the
interior of HoUH of Plea
Reatauranl, tltl Adam• Ave ..
Hunt:lqton Beaeb', at t :40 a.m.
toda)', ftreoltlciall ~·
A mallunctlonlnl deep fryer
l&nlted tbe blaze wblcb sent
cloud• of emote blllowlng
tbroucb • nearby 1~opplna
ceni.r.
Runtln1ton Beaoh fire ln·
Y..U,ltclr Oary Glenn Hld ID06t
of tbe damal• occurred to tbe ln· terior wallt ot the restauranl. No
OU W• iojundt M Aid •
the Festival of Arla by H.alt1'1
Presldent Jean.ctaude Duvalier.
There are about 400 volunteer
modela and backatale work.en
who put oa makeup, bead pieces,
co1tume1 and handle tbe
technical atqe duties.
The Pqeant'a requJrementa
for models provide a nict.. for
youn• penona, old ones, abOft
modela, tall ones, thin on• and
muscular ooes.
The cuUne takes place ln
January, and the lat between.
caatin& and the 11.1mmer produc·
tion can preHDt arowlne pains
for Williamson -real 1rowtnc pains.
"My God! The kid's grown,"
Williamson exclaimed aa Paul
Van Zeum~ren. of El Toro wu
posed ln the Hlof "Happy Daya"
a re·creatlon ol an oil palntiQI.
"But. .be WU only tbia hie lo
J aauary wbeo we cast."
WllllUDIOO said.
Around the sets buatlt the poee~, people w~e Job lt JI to
match the P.,eant. work with~
orllinal art.
They bold phot.oe of the oriliDal
and M:urry around movln1 a
hand here, turnln& a foot there
unW the artlatic circle -people
re-creatln1 art re-creatio1
humans, ls completed,
The first Paaeant of the
Miiters WU in 1933 and WU a
ploy to draw depreHlon-era art
buyen to tile t.ben·tllaY La,una
Beach ari colony. Tbe J'eetival of
Arta bid bes\fll fJae nar1>etore.
The tlrat yur. •• dt.lm.Ced
2,000 people attendecl a1'4 a profit
of $C75 wu railed. Th1I year.
more than 200~000 people wW Me the produetloa, ,
P rocted4 will pro•lde
scbolanhipe to local-ttude!N
and 1upport for artlstle and
cultural ende•vors.
Ono reason for lb• ddeat wu concem by repreeeotaUves fl'om
rural areu that mucb ot the
money would 10 to bl1 ciUes with
mau tran1it sy1tem1, like
Cblcaco and New York.
Althou ... the Way1 and Means
panel report on it.a acUon makes
no mention of apeclfte revenue
allocation, the Admtn11traUon
source recalls that one penD)' ot
th• Roetenkowaki tax would have 1one for mua tramtt; 1~ cent.a
for the stat.ea, wboH gu ta re-
venue would drop u gllOllne
WU conserved, and a balf-eent
for non·auclear ener1y researcb -
aod 4-velopment.. •
':flit day after the flv~ pro.
Poftpl '1 _rejection. White Houae
pre• aecn,itary Jody Powell nld
anfi1JL that the commlti.e bad the~ retPOottbWty to come
up wUh an aJtemative. He called It ••ablolutely atln!ae" to ask
what the J\dmlntatrat,too'• DOt
propoeal would be.
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HopeLauda
Anita Bryant
-AaSinger
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -Bob
Hope aays that 1ln1er Anita
Br1ant's stand llalnl& bomOMX·
nb IUll provided bim with plen-
tJ of material. But M tefUMS to
nit.let.. llJSI ar,ant. potnttnc
out that she helped him ent.rtaln
America troopa staUoned over·
seaa oo varloaa occuiona.
Asked by a reporter 1f be sup-
ported her succesatul effort to re-
peal a Florida ord1nance bann.1ac
c:ti.crtmtnatlon .,aimt bomoHX· uata. Hope replied "Well, you
know. I've been lD ;bow buai.Dess
a lot and I know an awtul lot ol
people ol all HXtl -th• middle ~included-and I don't want to
crtUclMmu-bodythatway.
"But I do admire Anita Bryant
personally because she went on
seven trips with me and I know
the kind of 1al she ii and the kind
of dedication 1be ba1. But I don't
want to 1et lnto that kind of
mbwp."
Woman Diea
From Wounds
LOS ANOSLES <AP> -A 12-
year-old Malnna aale1woman
wbo Md 1Mm bound and stabbed
dUJ'iq • apparem robbe11 at a R•s•d• 1bop bas dl•4.
authoritlee 1ald.
After beiDC stabbed several
times1 Karen MWer staocnd out GI the Headl and Hilb-abop
for b~lp! •. Sb• was taken to
NortllrtCIP lloljltal PouDC:ladOD
wb N lbe died Jl°"'411. Police
said. •
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PAGl.AN'I' MODl!L OF 'THE UNKNOWN IL.Aft'
Witter LM Cooler. 8oulptOf Albert M9!'10nn
p,....p.,,.AJ
COSTS SOAR.
Jectives of the satellite campua
pro1ram were construction of
facllltles, development of educ•·
tlon programs and support aemces and planninc for future
ezpa.mton.
He noted that current ad·
cnlDtatraUon thlnkinl revolves around a "clutter concept" for
the second campua, aimed at
makin1 learnin1 more ln·
divlduallzed to prevent allena·
lion of students.
Ultimately, Hart said, the
northern campus could consist of
a central hub of student services, ·
connected to a aeries of cla11room clusters serving the
different disciplines.
Blurock hu already prepared
preliminary architect's draw·
in11 of the f1t1t pbaae of the cam·
pua, located near the northeast
corner of the campus aite at Jef·
Irey Road and Irvine Center
Drive. ·
The lllltial facWt.y wUl ccmist
of a clauroom cluster on about JO
acres of land that will eventually
be linked lnta the central )lub
bulldlns u ttie campus arowa
and adds new ch11ten.
Board members 1reeted the
proposal with laudatory com·
ments until Bluroclt and the ed·
minlttratioo brou1ht them back
to reality with COil fiturea.
Roy Barletta, dl1trlct business
mana1er, sald the ftrst .a,ooo
square feet of claasroom apace,
plus site development could cost
about $2.4 million to build com·
pletely.
In next year's budget, trustees
have Incorporated a maximum
of about $850,0()0, with another
$462,000 planned for the ma.79 .
bud1et. . ·
Blurock said the colleae ml&ht
be able to cet by with the amount
bud1eted 1f lt simply erects !bell
bulld!Qp cm the lite and com·
Sau:veon Freed
• •
pletn interior work and other
proJecta on a "leue.purchale''
bHia.
tie Hid the colle1e could
"rent" $1 million for about
$181),000 lD interest.
That approach was sharply op-
posed by Trustee Wllll•m Watts,
wbo aald he ravora levylna the
diatrlct'a "permltalve" construe·
tlon tax. which can be as much as
five cents per $100 of a1sessed
valuation in any given year. That
would raise nearly $1 mUlion.
Trustee Robert Price spoke
aeainat all auch financing
schemes, contendlne th•t the col·
leg e's Cltizena Advisory Comtnit·
tee had r~ommendtd a slow
pace of development at the
northern campus, usine only
funds available ln each year's
budaet.
'"l'bla 11 the result ot t.rytni to
move too fut," Price ar1ued..
Trustee• ordered the ad·
mlniltraUon to come back with a
more det.ailed fundina proaram
for the second campus at next
Monday's board meetin1.
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BUDGET •••
Jecla. Including purchase of a
northern campus site and a
swimming atadlum.
Another $10.( milUon will 10 tor salart• and frlnee benefits
and the remalnin1 funds will be
spent oa euch th1ng1 aa lntet·
dlstrlct tuition coats (tl.l
million) and operatlnl expenses.
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Court to Review
Botcheey; M~deFS
~D~~~h
Mystery Man
WeebA.imy?
A San Lull Obltpo official pre· dieted today it may be weeks
before Identity of a man wbo dJed
with a former Coroaa del Mar
woman after a May 2S plane
crath ts establl•b•d be~ond
~bt-lfever.
Tbe ~ry Job.n Dot at tbe
control.I ·when the small plane
1mu~ tnto a tne and plunled
to earth on Cuesta RJd1• earned
ldentiftcatloa papers ot a French
national now known to be alive
and teaebinl scbool lD Parta.
"We're stlll waltlnl for some
feedback from J'rtaeb offtclall,"
San Lull Obltpo County Coroat.r
Don Hloea •aid today in a
telepbont laes'Vtew.
The vlcUm wbo perl•h•d
within 2C to 4t boUrl1,_!lODJ wttb
1119 Corma del Mar m1b School
graduate and bo~or 1tudent
SuMn DanJell, JS, wu tnJtialb'
Identified as JacquH Re._e
Tromeor.
lnformaflon · au~ .. ~uently
forwarded by Uae French
Cons~ In Loi Ana•l• tho••
tbat!:eur, 31, b .itve. Ile autboriUea be locl bla
PUI wblle •tteDdiDI llCJA durlqtbepaStyeat. .
TIM man Who dlid Of tiaWnaUc
shock aftd •~Ul'' near tbe
plan• wuekaa• carried
Tromeur'• ~ bUt bit Oft
pboto 111111 lbot WU alllz*l1o It.
11-relevaney
IA:uJt f ROt'ball Pick Horwred . . ,
BJ WILUAll HODGE
OI Ull Delly"*' MIN
. About a> irrelevant people turned out Monday at a
Balboa 811 Club pre.a OC)ofermce in Newport Beach to
boaor Jlm Kelleher from tlle University ol Colorado, t.be Na·
Uoual Footb911 League'• l•t draft eboice.
•6Tll£Y TDBW 311 names ln the alr and this kid'•
landed up,-i&bt," lnelevant Week non-chairman Paul
Salata told the gathering.
1be 1tocb, curly haired Kelleher wu showered with
bl11rre llftl lncludinl a very pel"l()nal pleee of athletic
equipment beartn& the number "44'~the same number won by M•rmrsota Vlk.lni• •tar runnlnc back Chuck Foreman.
K£11.l!REJl, a fullback, wu drafted wtb by the Vlk·
tnp. 8upastar Foreman now bolds the fullback job.
Other C1fta rancecl froQl me calendars to a pair of air
Ucketstot.aUTaboe.
Irrelevant Weet'1 honorary suert wu aJto presented a
brick from a 1otd and silver mine near Ouray, Colo.
1'118~~ jccordlqg to • Colcwado alumnus, wu
found lD tit~e"i'\Jbare Allred E. Packard became t.be Da·
Uon '• only clm\'Jeted ca.onlbal.
Tbe au.dent cafeteria at the Unlvenlty of Colorado ii
named aftq ~achrd, the alum aUeied.
When In • Greeee?
ATHENS, Greece (AP>
-AD Italian &ourtlt, ar-rnted for 1tr0Uia1 nude
around t~• center of
Athena, 1aJd be wat ln·
spired bY the naUidn ... of
the anolent statues di•·
played ln so many public
places ln the Greek
capltal, poJlce reported to-
day.
Bunardo Antonio Pucbt, 23, protat.d that
hb arrelt contradicted the
Greek llorillcation of the hump&ody.
But be wu ordered to
stand trial on 1 chars• of
off endlnl pubUc morals.
1 Dead in Crash
Of Navy Plane
HONOLULU (AP> -Sixteen military peraonnel were rean.d
dead 1n the cruh or a Navy CUO
aircraft abortly afi.r takeoff
from Wake Island ~Ir tore•
Bau early '4)day, auttu>rltioa
Hid. There wu no 1t1n or aurvlvon
befo~e Natch Ad rescue opera· tloot were 1uapended becaUM o1
bl1b wind&, aeee>rdl"&' to a
spok•man for ta• P•clflc '1eet
at Pearl Harbor. Earlier reports Hid flara
were seen Ill the crub alte.
W ASHJNGTON <AP> -The Food and Drul AdmJnlst.rattGill
lnteQdl w b.n all ove ... tb•
eouat« da.Ytlm• MdatJvea, It -. nounced todaJ. ,..,
.. FDA eommlaaloner Donald
KelinedJ''tald luch pi'Odud.I •
Cope, Comp0a. MUe1 NerviM/
Tranquhn And QuJet World would
be afteded. I
Tb• J'DA; commllsioner ••
be knew ol no evident!e thlt
daytime MdatJ~es lessen arudelt
or otberWtte provide aedltlo.t
ottier tban bt cau.stn• drowflt
nets. "' U1en of Uieae products, lie
Hid, run the rl1k Of belq drO.riJ
duriq tbe day when they mey tit
operattns automobnes d"r
danierous machines and need ro
be alert.
Dr. Kiliiedy made the announ·
cement du.d111 a hearlq oa
MdaUv. coaducted by a Senat.
small butlne11 monopoly aub-
commtuee. -~
About '1 million a year la made
by druc companl• from daytime aedatlves.
TheN are roup1y 10 maJ daytime aedatives. Labellns :UMI
advertllln1 for the aedativea
may contain auch term• ie
"calmaUve," for the relief bf
"simple nervous tension" or
"H<laUve."
Kennedy said that, 1lven tbe rtsb ol drow1ine11 "and t.be
.. abaence 'of any demonstrated
medical bendlt. there aeema to
be no J\dWlcatloa for the con·
thuaed marlr.otln• o1 Ui..e -ductJ.~ ~~ r-'!"!
The first 1t•1> ID removlil1 ' d•~• MClativea from tbe m1r wUJ be the publlc•Uoo ot a t 've fJ>A' recuJattoa Jatdt ~ 'lt .. r. Aft# that. bearinp wtU be held to sather tetUmoay
from tbe public end lndUJ~.
The FDA then plant to 1>Ubliah
a fti:L&l reawaUon, with a pl'.Ojecl·
ed limt Joi'"' removtns th• non· ' prea¢.Ji~oa d•)'tJme sei:latives
f'orraithe l'Qarket abOut mid·J.971.
Kt'lllMdi Hid be bu asked the NaUonll Cancet In.st!tute to re-
view an lnd~ent atudr that the antlbl1tam ne , Kethapyrtlene, which la UJed 1n
sl .. p alda J,Dd other over the
counc. ptoducta,,. la Jlnked .,,
• (Seel'DA..-•••A.%) I
i -a: -:.
,,,. --~ PROPOSED PARKING DISTRICT IN IAN CLEMENTE
Sh8ded Area Aepreunta • Mllllon Project ·
,.,....PqeAJ SanJuanPJmu
PARKING ••• ~'Variety.
Weeb la.id a plan for under· •
1roundln1 utility lioea ln the p l'fl:.:!.J ~_;_
area, pl~ &Mual maintenance c Or. "-il'U~ft coats,. woUJd require a revenuG
bond of tl.1 million, includini finance char1es.
Revenue bonds would be re-
paid over a 20-Year nerind... • l nt lftl'ii-OU.WI .. l&lli!ruMUV
are less ambltiou1 and Involve
the purcbue of only half aa many
lot1. D1pandtn1 on whttber
ut\Utlea underiroundln1 11 ln·
eluded, and the dtlret of atrfft
lmpr0Hm•nt1 propoHd for.
Avenlda Del Mar, ca.ta ran1t
from JU mlllloa to '8.• mllllon.
Dtl Mar lmprovamenll 1n tb• more expeuJve plant lncla.de co~plete street Hbulldlna, con·
crete lldewalkl, curba and lut· te111, planters, treet and benches.
ottANOI COM'I' LIS<:
DAI LY PILOT
A 1taU• W8JOD resta on the sidewalk Jutt outside a Nortb La1una laundry
iafter a hli;and·run tralflc accident Mon·
d •r ln the 900 block of North Coa1t HiJbway. Driver of the car wu reported
as Gerald v. Hall, 35, ot 259 Pearl St.,
P..-P-AJ
FDA •••
cancer.
Methapyrtlene ii a major Jn.
•rtdltat 1n nery 1leep aid and
daytime HdaUv• on the over tbe
counter rnarbt. It i• alto pro.
mln.mlf ustd in mott coup and cold remed1 ...
Laat WHk1...c_D!· William Lldmlky ottbe neaerlck cancer
ReHarch Center in Maryland
tesWled before the 1ubeommJt-
tee tbat hil ~ •bowed that Meill8PYrilene 1n 10me IUtance1
could 6e llnked to liver cancer ln
rall.
Tfde/Geb
$105 Worth
O/Goome1
San Clemente Police are look·
lna for a burtlar who broke into a
dell very van and atole • puael of
Fat Fredell•.
BHldH tbe plump pollab
aau.aies. tbe 1oack fooda truck
WU tanaacked ol potato CbiPI,
popcorn, peaauu, pumpkin
aead1, peppermint eUckt and
pretull
Rick Aronl, a driver for South
Cout Dlltributtn1 Company, 309
Call• de Loa Mollno1, told police IOtpeOna pried open the
wind wtq of h1I truck wb11e It w .. parked CK'ernllbt ln front of
hla home, oa Del Ponlent. near
Pacific Cout Hl1bway •
• Tb• truck bad been loaded with
an order fol' Camp Pendleton.
Arona e1tlmated the loaa at $105.97 In a aepnate theft, Kathy
Camp, 25, of •12 Ayentda Vic,
toria, reported that a black onyx
rln•, Ht wltb a ~·car•• diamond, wu taken from her
•partm t. She valued tbt lou at
'300
I ,
Ca~ 7!Date~s ·lJK
Tentative:. BUiljlet .
Caplatrano Unified School Dia· ol a11es11edvalu1tCon.
·trtct trustees quickly aft4 qu.letly Sam Cblcu, assl.ltant 1uperln·
approved a $28.7 inllllon ten· tendenlfor 1eneral servlce1, 1aid
tatlv. bud&at for the next lhCal the tu relief can be attributed to
1ear Mcoday. a lower averaie daily attendace
The dJltrtct 1pend1n1 pl~ up than projected for tbil 1ear JQd
about S:U mlllioo from tb• cur· 10 un~ llll00,000 collec:tecl
rent )'Hf'J bud1et, may M ln taxes.
cbaaied before it ii f1nally adopt· ThJa, with the expected In·
edA1n1 Auiustcurre.ntly outlln'ed, the crease iii valuaUon, abould ~ult In the reductioa, be 1ald. bud1et includes $?7,763,438 ln ex-Tbt final aneaHd value,
peadlturet, "60,209.ln corrt!n1eti· however, wUl not be known unUl
cy money, $20,000 ma revolvln& after .July 1, If tbla ii different caah fund and $30,000 ln stores. th the __., t,.,a 23 ._t I It also shows a deficit between an -uma ~ per"~.. ft· the total expenditure• and crease, it could require a change
estimated lnccnne or "26,47,,592 In tbt budget.
for the next year. However, the AdJu.stmenta also may be re-
dlatrlct'a estimated betinnlng quired ti trustees ,live employea
balance 11 $2,199,056. a salary ralae, Chicas said.
Tru1tees unanimously ap· He 1&ld the .increase ln the
proved the tentative 1pendlng budtet primarily ls due to pro-
plan without dlseutaloo although Jected growth ot the l:lfstrict.
they held off the actlon until att.r Altbou&JJ student enrollment
a closed executive aeaslon. 1rew only 8.8 percent this year, lt
If the diltrict.'• uaesfed valua· i1 expected to lnereue by 12 per~
tion lncl'Hlel by 23 percent, u cent dwinl the next fllcal year.
expected, the tax rat.e could be re· Tbe diltrlct a1Jo will be openlnJ
duced et cents to SUl.M per '100 three new aebooJ,a next yeu;
Niguel ~an Injured
In Fatal Boai Crash
A Lquna Nltuel man ls re-
covertna toda}' from lnJw1a IUI·
tained when h1I 1peed boat and
another -wboae pilot was
kllled -were flipped by • ll< of
wl.,d m an U mlle·per·bour race
on Ventura County'• Lake Cultaa
Sunday
The IUn'ivina rac.r wu Iden·
tllted u Wllllam Allan, but hil
La1una Nlptl addreu wu un. avall~todaJ.
Autborttlel Hid Mooday Uaal
Allan waa racln1 alde·bY·alde
-1th <:n1i t:. M,cKay, 21, a boat
1ale1mu trOm Banta Jloatca,
when tile tatal accldut oc· cuu~ wtJ'4a whJppln1 acroae
the lake apparently cauaoct both
MacKay'1 and Allan'w boall
to IUddealy beein )'1..mnt lftd 10
airbOrne, at which Um• tb17
eacb ov.rturned.
MacKAY'• bead wa.1 c~
•beil hli Uetdboat landed~-~ of hlm 'hi the water, ~(u~
autborttt aald Allan ac1~ ·
with GOil • cui Od hit hand. So1Ul1 belc•do, • Lake euttu ·optrattoa1 eupentaot. toJcl
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KEUEH!R IN TERRIBLE OLD RAMS' FlllD COAT
-EmcM Paul 8•Jatf Honore Pro PSOk Number 335
'
lrreleva~ey
Laat Football Pick Honored
87 WILUAll HODGE
Of .... Ollily ...... ""'
About 80 Irrelevant people turned out Monda1 a~ a
Balboa Bay Club preu conference in Newport Beach to
booor Jlm l(elleber from the Unlverally of Colorado, the Na-
tional Foot.blll lieasue'• laat draft choice.
"TREY TD~ • names in the air and this kld'a
landed '_iprl1bt," Irrelevant Week non-chairman Paul
Salata tol(I the 1atb I ·
The Jtock1, cu.rlJ haired Kelleher was abowered with
bizarre llftS lncludlnt a very personal piece of athletic
equlpmait beariftl the number "44" the same number worn
by Minnaota Vlkln11 Jtar nmninl back Chuck Foreman.
Kl:LLEID&, a fullback, wu drafted S3Sth by tbe Vlk-iftal. Superstar Foreman now bolds the tullback job.
Other atft,I ranted from 1978 caiendan to a pair of air
Ucktta to Lake Tahoe.
lrrelevant Week'• honorary pelt wu alJo presented a
brick from a 1old Ud allver mine near <>ur.,, Colo.
87 JOANNE aBYNOLDS 1a to take el.feet A~. 1 and run.a .......... ~ ... ,..., wiUUuneaot 1'71. Ne~ Beacb clly ofRclell appareaU1 face the lou d ·an
~.'700 federal 1rant f<W the
city'• lmlor dtmin. enter Unlea
the new lean for the private
1c:hoo1 wbtcb occuplU the cart.er
atte ta canceled.
Under the leue, Carden Scbool
children would be abarfnt the
alte at Fifth and Kar~rite
Avenues in Corona del .rar With
tbe aenlor cltlzenl. The new l'ue
Locked,. bag
SearehHit
In Ruling
WASHINGTON CAP> -Police
and federal a1enta, under mOlt clrcu~r canl10t aeattb a ~~•:JOcDI ua ... ror• peeled cciatra~ without ftnt obta~ a wlli'J'..t, -Ute U.S. pr;meC'Oul1 hiled to(tty.
Tb• court'• 1-a decblon 11 a
1.,ai Mtbllek for federal law "'
forceJD*lt qlflclall, wbo arped
that ConltitUUooal restrictloos on
aearcbM and uliures apply Ollly
to tbe bome Ud tile offlce.
The Cleclaion doee not affect
aearcbel by cuatom.1 oCflclala.
TM ldlh court upheld a fv.lln1
bt tbe U.S .• Circuit Court tA Ap-peall in Boinal ~t snarijuana
cODl'aJCated In the 1m arrett of
tbr" MuHcbUMtts rutffdtai
could Dot be Uled·at their U1al
became it waa Mlzed llleaall7.
"Jn thi• ca1e, important
Fourth Amendmem privacy In·
tereata were at atalre," Chief
Justice Warren E. BuraJr said 1n wrltlq fOt' tho court's majority.
· "By ,iactna Hveral elfecta in·
aldt a doubl•locked footlocker, the three peraon1 arrested
manifested an upectatlon that
the eontenta would remalri free
from public eaamtnatloo.
"No ltjj t.btD •• wbO loca UM
doors Of blt bOme a1almt ln-lnlden, cu whO 1ate1uarda his
perle)Ual poaes1ioaa in tbil man-
ner ta Clu. the proteet.loa OI the
Fourth Amendment warrant
cl a de," 'BUt&er 1ald. . rht c:owt'• maJortty noted that
ln certain cltcum1tance1, auetf
aa on. ln wblcb Police believe the
lu11qe eontaiilei! 'xpl<m•es or
evldeaee tQt ttaiSbt be destroyed
by a delaJ. aearctiet without
warranta CbUld be tolerated.
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Tbe1r previous questions •boOt tbe lb&red ws of the alte bacS
bt'oulht oa1Y vaaue reapoaa
ffODJ HUD'a BobelU. M~'a
l.U..r II tbe f1nt clear lnd.lcatian
ol tlM "mcy'1 dlupproval dtbe
Jo(ntUM. ,
Councilmen anticipated auch
questloal from HUD wben tbe;y
voted 5-2 In favor ol the new
leue, wttb M•JW Milan Dolta1
And O•mdhaan Lucille Kuehn
dilMDtlnf,
<See FUNDS. Pase Al>
HBDoctor
Eaces New
;j
Deqth Ctue
Ba11dll11aa, PraHIQ\ .. , . ....,, .,. .. °" . nt Yeat'I Da1 tt11, aJ I •ltll .lobn
.<rUcla•an aad Job• ~.ot KJto o ntet jutlee, of ob· ltnleUlll ... of • .,.
..... ,S-WU emt•• to 2~~1•ar ....
Mltet.ll, lb• former
•UGl"DeJ pneral. reportl
Wedn..S., to a federal
priloo cm a mllitar)' bue lD
Alabama. Ebrllcbman
be1an Mrrinl bil time laat
year at a feet.al prisoO
camp u; l\rbona.
"I GO TO P&ISON on the 22nd," waa
Haldeman'• terH reply HALDEMAN
when asked to CC)mment on bis upc0min1 incarceratton.
Speaktna waa the uiatter-of.fact, aelf·USW'ed Haldeman of
the days when be wu President Richard Nixon's top state
manliterallythecountry'asecondincommand.
Life at Lompoc wiB be a stark contrut to Haldeman's current Uf•tyle.
Haldeman Uvea well. He bu a tidy pemion that his 20
yeara at J. Walter Tbompeon advert.laing aiency earned
him.
A New York Tlmea-owned publisbinJ house, Qu~d.ranaJe, bu bou1ht the book be is wrtUq about
'Nater1ate, payln1 Haldeman an advance which a
Quad.ranale editor called "a auiistantial, 1eneroua amount.
more than weuaually pay an adlhor.''
Haldeman bu bou1bt a $250,000 Tudor-style home in
the Hancock Park area, an island of affluence amon1 the
tacky Hollywood nabs.
IN THE EVENINGS, he walks his huge African
ridteback do1 alon1 the sycamore-lined street, a1way1 re-
ady with warm •miles and friendly word.a for nei1bbora.
They aee blm as a maUped hero, an ..._t, brilliant man
ble11ed with "the most wonderfw children in the world"
and cursed with malevolent political enemies.
"They're ideal nei1hbort," ,Jays llfl. John Stevena,
wife of an lnduatrlal manufacturer. "J{e'• a very normal,
decent, kind neiehbor with four of the moat wonderful Idell
you ever saw ... His wife Jo ii. VeTf fine eeraon. We're
very saddened by it. We all th1d It's vM')', very unfair. We
don't think be did anytblne to deaervt! it.•'
"HE'LL BE BECEIVED llke anybody •lie ... Hid Lc)m·
poc Warden Lawrence Groaaman. "He'll be ualped a Job
llke anybody elae -larubcapin1, a clerical Job, the fumlture factory . Wbw1ver the need may be.••
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Harbor Gir& Club
Gets New Director
Deena Edwarth bas been ap-
pointed executive director ot the
Girls Club of the Harbor Area.
The Anaheim woman replaces
Pat Allen u Glrll Club director.
She comes to the 1,000-meqiber
girls organization after three
years aa dlrector of youth service
program1 for the Oran1e County
chapter of the American Red
Cro11.
A University of Washtn1ton
graduate with a decree In recrea·
lion manaeement, Mn. Edwards
brln1s 10 years of volunteer and
community service to the Harbor
Area Girls Club.
She 11 a member of Chi Kappa
Rho Gamma. a profe11lonal
women's recreation IOJ'Ority, and
Oran1e County Dlrecton of
Volunteeu In A1enclea,
CDOVIA>.
Mn. Edwardl wu a "loaned
executive" for~ UnlMd Way of
Oran•• County North/South lut
year, aaalltlna •Ith that 1roup'1
annual campaign.
Summer hou'ra tor lbe Glrll
Club aN from t a.m. to 4 p.~.
Monday through Friday be,ut·
nin1June21. 'nte club Is located
at 1815 Anaheim St., Costa M••·
~NOICOAIT N
DAI LY PILOT
NEW DIRECTOR
Gift• Club'• Edward•
F,...PapAJ
< P> -1'111 1411l1Dli.tf',a oa la COii•
110r111• a DIW Tutatt. ol 8 ... )eetad . ,.. plloe ta
-I ~allapro-DoNl.... ft ..... tu ktllod .... ..
,. • baqDOt '::f'We!J come
to friPll db the way to deal wl b It," en Admlnl1traUon
'9Urce ~ d MoQday n11ht 0 BUt we're eomlderln1 .aome fonn ol tb9'~1d~·
tbat tilled th• nm Um• -aet--.tlns tb.at,.bltrodueed."
The 1ouree nlet the Ad·
mlat.tnUoa bu not decided
what new varlaUon ol t.be tbrie-
ctnt tu to propoH. Tho tu w• IUHllted cdllaWly by Jlej). DID
Ro1teakow1il.'<D·lll.), u a
m~aaure to conaerv• 1alollno anO llnanee mus transit eel
ener1Y reeearch.
Carter'• standby tax WU r•
jected 2Uo 10 by the HOUie Ways
and MdDI Committee OD June t. It would have added ftve centa a 1aUon to the present four-cent
ftderal paollne tax each ,ear
the nation falled to reach the
Pre1ldent'1conservation1oall.
The tax lncreaae could have
am9unted to SO cents a 1aUonover
10 yean. Carter propoMd rebat-
ing the tax revenue equally to
everyone. Ener1y savers would
have profited becauae they w..ould
have 1pent lea• oo taxes than
ener1y conaumen.
Cuter PfOl)(Jled rebati.q the
tax revenue to enera1 aaven.
A• an alternative,
Rottenkonkl, • member ot the
Houe Wayt and Kean.a Commit-
tee, •unelted the tbree-eeat tu
lncreue, effective ln January.
"We really didn't 1et down to
how to d!ltrtbute the revenue,"
Roetenkowakl recalls, but some
consrealllftl said some ol the
money should be used for public
tr ansPOrtatlon.
None ol tbe money would have
1one hrt.o rebates.
The committee rejected
Ro•t.en.kow•ld'• meuure on a
2$· ll vote the 1ame day lt turned
down the Carter propo .. .t.
One reuon foe the def"t was
concern by repreaent.a~tes flosn
rural areu that much ot tbe
money would 10 to bil cJtlea wtu.
m au transit 1y1tem1, llke
ChtcaioandN"York.
AlthOulJt the Ways and Means
panel repon on lba acUoa mall•
no mention of 1peeillc re\'enue
allocation, the Adm!ataua~oo
10Uree reqell• ~~ne peplJl ot tho ~ifd 1 W~ld have
1one for mua tr It; 1~ cetiia
for the •I.ates, whose 1u tu re-
venue would drop a• 1&1ollne
wu eomervecl, and a half·ceat
for nco-nuclear ener1y re1earch
and devel~ent.
The day after the flv...cent ~
POl•l '• rejection, White Houae
preas aecretafy Jody Powell 1aJd
an1rUy that the. committee bad
tbe first re1pomlbllity to come
up wltb an alternative.
IDof.'Craah
Mystery Man
Weekt A.miy?
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WORKING PRE81 LOOKS OH A8 MAKIUP 18 APPUID fO 'UVING PteTUMt .
Slx·Wfttt Run lit lrvln• eowt. ueun .. actt Wiii be IMn bJ EatJ ~ aoo,ooo
Pageant Pr~"dew
Lt;iguna Living Pictures Unveiled
By IACK CHAPPELL oe .. o.llY ,.. ... s..tt
Painfully, carefully, model
· Mathew Youn1blood eued into tll• tortured pose of "The
Uaknon Slave' on the 1ta1e of
Laauna Beach'1 lrvlne Bowl.
Beb1ad the sculpture 1tood Iba artllt. Albert Man1one1, HalUan
dlreetor ol cultural herit.a1~. He
watched ln amuement u hls
•ork came &o life Monday fM the
Lal'IU Beach Pa1eant ot the
Maiten worldnl pre11 nl1ht.
More than 300 representatives
from the press and broadcasting
media trouped through Pageant
backlta1e areas watching as
modell were prepared for lhe Uv·
log pictures. On stage while * * *
cameru clicked. the models,
like Youn&blood, were placed ln
thetr poaltions in the complicated
backpound 1et1.
Tben the lighta are adjusted,
th• ~apben and writers
shooed off ataie and the "work of
art" pretented u it would be
durln1 the run of the "2nd
P11eantof the lluten.
M anioa•' sculpture is one of
45 workl included in tbl1 •um· mer'• pqeant of the Masten
runnlnc July is throueh Aus. 28
• at the Irvine Bowl, concurrently
with the Festival or Arta and
other art exhibitions in La2\Ula Beach.
"Did you know that was a Ver/
very tough pose?" Don
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.. ~erendipity
Chance Enluuwe• Pageant
It wu a "serendipitous rela·
tfbnablp" 90methln1 wh~re Just
the rtl)rt lhlnl happened at Just
the rtlhf, Urne. reflected La1W1a
Santa Ana
Man Killed in
Plaile Crash
Reacue worken using cutting
torches were to remove the body
of a Santa Ana man today from
the crumpled wrecka1e of his
plane which smastied Into the
S•nta Ana Mountain• on the
Orange County-Riverside County
line Monday.
He LI ldenU!led u Richard D.
DeBrlck, 24, who died lnstanUy
on Im.pact. The Cessna 340 he was ftylng 1lamined into a peak near
the Green River Country Club
1olf C°'1ne.
H11. remalna were found late
Monday afternoon by the crew or
a Rlvetalde Police Department
helicopter wh.lch landed at the re·
mote •lte ln'ru~•ed, bruahy ter·
rain.
lnveatl,atora said DeBrick had taken of from Oran1e County
Airport and wu en route to the
Chlno Airport w"'n he radioed ... for new direOtlon.a Co Ontario Jn.
ternatlouJ Airport.
Spok•men Cot tbe Federal
Avlattoa AdmlnlttraUon aatdl
DeBrtck'1' plane, re1l1tered to
Air Oklmoma, out of.Oldahoina
City. WU OD O.ntarto lntema·
tlonal AliDdit radar acrffns,
Th• ia4ar bllp "anlahed at 1:01 a .m. wlthOUt turtber radio con··
tact and an Immediate· aeareb
wa1 launched.
No rad.lo warntn1 of 411i81n•
trouble or vi1ual dltnculty was
broadcaat, atcordln1 to in· ve•tl•ato~1,: alth~h DeBmk
waa Pt'.Obl~ fbilll 11• tbe typlc.i low cloud• ~tllat bane over
SOuthem C.Ufcimla ln lurie. Hli'
plane new JDto lb• m~lde
at abclut tlM UQO.foot levilJju t.
wide u.e Blftnld• OMmtY un •.
Beach author Lelimd Cooley dur·
Ina a reception Monday for
AJbert Manaonea, Haitian direc-
tor of eultun.t heri~•'-·
Mansones w ·: ~vie Vnited States becaua;fif~ liuna Bea.ch
Festival of ~1hacf decided to
re·create h is statue. "The
Unknown Slave" in this year's
Pageant of the Masters.
And. it wu Cooley. on a tour of
Haiti 'Nlth Ure Holtywood
Academy ol Arts and Sciences,
who uw the •t.atue, secured
photos ot It abd. 1ater rec<>OJ·
me~ded lt to t>a1U4t Director
Don wtUlamlOIL
•·It ia a very !1werlul work, a slgriitlc~ piece, ' Cooley said.
Later, Cooley contacted Gabby
Demarais, 1peclal advlaer to
Haiti Preai@nt Jean-Claude
Duvalier, and arranaemf!nts
were made for Mangones, the
sculptor, to come to La1una
Beach.
It is the firat Ume a hiJlh·level
forei1n government ofttdal hal
been involved l n the local
Pa•eant. •
The reception ror Maneones
was at tbet.agUna·Beach home of
M r . en d M rs . R 1 c: b.a r d
Scbwartzat.eln. collector&.Of Hal·
tlan art. ·
Williamson, pa1eaat director,
uked the Haitlan oftlclal who
nodded bll bead u YOUllPlood
usumed the aioalled J)Ol!Uoo
called for by the aculpture.
II aa1onea and G abb)'
Demarala. 1peclal HalUan pre-
1ldenUal advllef', were teat to
the Festival ol Alta by, Halli'•
President Jean-Claude Duvaller.
There are about 400 volunteer
modell and backltate wonen
wbo put oa makeup, bead pieces,
coatumea and handle the
technical Ital• dutle1.
The Pa1eant 's requlremenba ·
for modell provide a niche for
young persona, old ones, short
modell, tall ones, thin onea and.
muscuJar ones.
Tbe caatln1 takes place in
January, and the la1 between·
caaUne and the 1ummer produc-·
lion can preaent 1rowln& pains
for WllllllllllOn -real 1rowln1.
palna.
"My God! ~e kid's lfOW"," ·
WUliamaon exclaimed u Paul
Van Zeumeren, of El Taro WU
posed ln the Mt of ''Happy D~···
a re·creatloo of ID oU paintlnl.
"But, he WU only tht. bll iD
January when we caat, ...
WUUal1'fQf\ .. Id. •• . .
Around the sets bustle th"
poeera. people whose job it is to
match the Pa1eant work with the
orl&tnal art
They bold pOOU. of the orili,nal .
and y around moviq a ~
haM b , turnlq a fool there J
'1ntH ~ "1J.1Uc circle -people1
re-cre•ttn1 art re-creattn1 J
humans; la completed. t
I Th• fl tat Pa•eant or the J MJJten ,,., an um and wu a 1
ploy to draw depreaeloo·era art I
buyers ta the then-tiny Laiuna I B~ach ut colony. Tbe ruUval of f
Arts had beaun th~ year before. 1
The llnt yen, an estimated I
2,000 5190Ple attended and a profit J
of $47S Wu ralaed. Tbi1 year,>
more than 200,000 people 'kill see f
tbe J>rodUcUon. !
' ' Proceed• will provide :
scholanb.lpt to local st.udenba •
and 1upport for artlatlc and ;
culturalendeavor1.
.
WASHINGTON <AP> -~
Food IDd Drue AdmhllitraUOll
intend• to baa all OHr•tta.:
counter "-1Umo HdaUve1, It aq:
nountfd today.
• FDA commiuloner Donal
Kennedy Hid aucb pi'odueta ~
CoPt, Cotnpoa, lllUu Nervtne
Tranqulm and Quiet World woul
be affected.
The FDA commll1loner 1al~
he knew of no evidence th"t. daytime Hdativea leuen amdet)'
ol' ·ot.l\erwtae provide 1ed1Uoo
othel' than by causln1 dtowai· nesa.
Users of theae products, he
1atd, nm the risk ot beint ctronr
durtn1 the df.y wbeo they may be
operatlnt automobllea or
daAterous machines and need m
be alert. Pr. Kennedy made the annou.n!"
cement durin1 a bearlnt otl
HdaUves COnducted by a Senate
small buslo•• monopoly sut>:
committee.
About S7 million a year is mado
by drus companJtt from dayUme sedaUvee. ,
There are rou1hll 10 major
daytime sedaUvea. C.beUnt and
advertl1ln1 for tbt 1edatlY4SJ
may contain such term• •• .. calmaUve,.. for the relief of
"simple nervous tension" or
"sedative."
Ke.nntdy aald that, itven tbe
ri1k1 of drow1lne11 "and tbe
absence of any demonstrated
medical benefit, there '"ma t&
be no Justification for tbe COO·
tlnued market,loJ of tbete prp.
duct.t.''
An FDA spokesman aald
dayUme aedativ• are chemlcal· I
ly •Jmllar to nonprescrlptlon lleil\Jill .. ,.. L:rt'M ilifference 11 the way1
tbey~epromoted," b•aaJd.
He u.id a person aeeklnl a simJlar c:Mmical coald buy ni&bt·
Umealeepa!dlote\'eotakecouth
or cold mek11clne.
"But It woUld DOt be latieled aDd
lt CoWd not be promoted as 1 dayUmeaedative, ''heaaJd.
The flrit step In rernov101
daytime aeitattvea from tt..
market Will be the publication ot
a tentaUve FDA reiulation la~r
this year. After that, bearinp
will be held to gather teltlmOl'.ll
f ro1tl tli.t public and industnr.
Tbe FD~ then plan• to publish
a tlQal reaulatJoo, with a project:.
ed thne lot removinl tbe non· pre1crtpt.loi:i dAytlme 1ed1Uvel
from the market about mld·W18.
Kennedy Hid ~ bu asttd the
National Cucer lnaUtute to ~
vtew an independent 1tud1 that
the antlblatamlne,
M~ e. which la used 1rt
sleep a1dl and other OYer the
count• products, ts µnked to
caacer. •
........ ttl
BUDGET APPROVED •••
r.te. He na&eaded tbat mac-m.....s procram would nv• moa~ tbe lone nm. ~ Re Utile open support tor• the suuestlon, tbOuaJn boud PrHldent Larr7 Taylor of
La1ana Beach noted that It
would Ibo be cheaper to levy th•
tu than to float a c:OD1trucUon
bond.
Norrtsa Brandt of Irvine Hid •b• couldn't support any ln-creue ln tbe tu rate becauM ol
the addlUonal burdn on tu-payen.
Watt.a said she waa beln1
''•hortllabted.'. ... w. are ••ppoeed to view
thlnp down tbe rold," be Hid.
"Inflation 1a eomlq at ua like a
Mack truck and it lan't lolnc to
slow down. And we aren't ~
to have anr, leH population around here. '
The tentative bud1et contalns
98 mWlon ln capltal ouUa,y oro-* * * r,...r-AJ
COSTS •••
proposal with laudatory com·
ments until 8luroct and the ad·
mtni1traUon brou1ht them back
t.o reality wttb cott flprea.
Roy Barletta, district bualnels
manacer, said the first 40,000
square feet of clusroom space,
plus site development could eoet a&out fl.4 mllllon to build com-
pletely.
In next year's budtet. tru1teea
have incorporated a multnwn
of about JIS0,000, with another
$662,000 planned for the lWll-'11
bud1et.
Blurock said the c0Ue1e ri\Jaht
be.able to 1et by with the amou.ht
bud1etec1 II it slmpJJ ereeta shell
buildinp on the site and com-
pletel interior work and other
project. on a "leaae-purchae"
baela.
He aaid the colle1e could "tent" $1 million for about
$180,000 in Interest.
That approach wQ 1barpl7 op-
poted by Trustee WllUam Watta,
who said he favors levyinc the
dlatriet'a "permlaalve" construc-
tion tu, which can be as much a
five cents per $100 Of uaeued
valu.Uon in any 1lven year: That
would raise nearly $1 million.
Truatee Robert Price apoke
acainst all auch flnancln1
schemes, COlltendlns that the col· tee•'• Cithena Ad~ Commit·
tee bad recommended a slow
pace of development at the
northern campus, u1ln1 only
funda available lo each nar'•
bud1et.
"Tbla II tbe result of "'1na CO
move too fut,'' Price 11'1\Md.
'f ruatee1 ordered tbe ad·
mlniltration to come back with a
more detalled nmdlq procram for the Mcood campus at M1Lt MondQ'• bOard meetJ.Aa.
~. lndudiN purch&M ot a
nortban c::J/:iua 1lte and a
1"11Dmln&. UJD.
Another Sl.O.• million ~o tor 1alanes 8bd frli$1• ta ud the rem.mtna func!t will be
1peDt CQ lucb tbiJiC• II !Dter· dlttrlct hllion coats ($1 .4
mlWon> and operat101 ""°"'·
AminStatUa
Still Puszle
NAIROBI, ~<AP> -UlaadM t Jell
Amtn'a cabtiiet met all day
today but olftclal.a in Kam·
pala declined to uy
whether Amln attended,
addln' mystery to hla
wllereabo"'t• followln1 weekend reporta of an U·
SUllnatioa attempt.
Life in the U1andan capital, accorcJint to
Western dlplomat1, ap-
peared normal with no
11i,n1 of unusual troop
movements or road bloc kl
Amin baa not been seen
in • publlc since Tbunclay
when be attended the an·
nuaJ budaet aeuion at the international conference center fn Kampala.
WpFound
~r4Dar• ..
In !Jaja Deaen
SAN DIEGO (AP> -A bolPJtal
spokesman NYI a Loi Anlilea r:Uceman mfl.lbll for four days tM IWelterinl Baja Callfomla deaerta la ln stable condition after be WH airlifted to a • hOl)>ltal here.
Sherill'• O(fken ldeoWled the
man • Robert Morris, 4.1, wbo
Jett l'riday with llll aon and
another pollcem&ft to cover the
rou~e ot t!J• recent B_,a 500
off-road race.
Search planes 1potted Monts
near a dry lake Monda;, and
1round crew1 found blm de-
y h d rated and dellrlou1, authorities said.
A Sall Dteto County 1bertff'a
tpokeslnlft uld MorrtS WU nat
lmmedlat4111 able to aa7 bow h1a
IOD, steYea. 14, and tbelr com.,.
Dioa, Frat CJIUIOO, 30, di.tap.
peared.
t
Plane Cruh
Rescue worken ualn1 cut.ting
torches were to remove tbe body
Of a Santa Ana man today from
the crumpled wrecka1e of b1a
plane which amubed into the
Santa Ana Mountain• on the
Oran1e County-Rivenlde County
line Monday. · · He ia ldenWled u Richard D DeBrick, 24, who died inatanUy
on lmpaci. The Cessna 340 he was
nylnc slammed into a peak near
tbe Green River Country Club
eoltcoune. Hls remain• were found late
Monday afternoon by the crew of
a Riverside Police Department
helicopter which l~decl at the re-
mote atte In nioed, brushy ter·
rain.
InveaUcatora aaJd De Brick had
taten otf rrom Oranse eount1 Alrpon and wu en r0ute· ta Ute
Chino Ai..,,art when be radioed
for new dlJ'ectloni to Ontario In·
t•rn~tJorit! Airport. pok•men for the' Federal AviaU~ Administration sald
DeBrlck'• plane, re1tstered to
Alr Oklahoma, out of Oklahoma
City, was on Ontario Intern•·
UonalAln>oftradar1creen.s.
The radat blip vanished at 9:01
a.m. without further radio con·
tact and an lmmecUate surch
was launched.
No radio wamtni o1 eqine
trouble or visual difficulty wu
broadcHt. accordlnt to in·
ve1t11at.on, althouth DeBrl'c~
was probably llYtndn the typical
low cloud• that bani over
Sout,bern Callfomla tn June. His
plane new into the mountalna1de
at. about the ,,500-foot level J"9t
ln1lde the Blvenlde County Une.
Surgeoa Freed
It wa a .. aerendJplt.oua rel•·
tion1~p" aomethin1 where Just
the rllbt thln1 bappened at'J\&St
the rlsbt time, renected Lacuna Beach author Leland Cooley dur-
in1 a reception Monda~ for
Albert Manaones, ffaitlan dlrec·
tor of cultural heritace.
Manionea wu in tM United ~ates because the Lacuna Beach
Festival of Arla had decided to
re·create his itatue. "The
Unknown Slave'' In thil year's
PaeeantO(the Mutqs.
And, lt was Cooley, on a tour ot,
Haiti with the Hollywood Academy of Arts and Sciences
who saw tb• statue, secur;i
photo. or tr and later reeom·
mended lt to Pa1eant Director
Don William.son.
"It ls a very powerful work, a
atinlllcant pt.ce," Cool•>:'lald..
Later, Cooley contact~ GabbY
Demar1l1, 1~ol1l aclVJHl' to
Halli PrHldent Jean.(?leude
Duvalier, and arran1emt!ntl
were made tor lllOIOD•, the
sculpt.or, to come to Lacuna
Beach.
It is the first time a hJ.it-level
rorelp aovemment olfJcial has
Rioters Sentenced
NIOOSIA, CfPl'Ut (AP) -A
Nlcoala court sentenced two
Greet CndcQ to term• of ieven
and five yean infrtaon today for
tllelr part ln 1t1 r1otl ~ which
U.S. Ambaaador Rodter Davies
and bll Greek Cypriot secretary
wereldlled. · .,
Court to Review . .
Butchery Murders
' .
been Involved tn the local
PaJCeant.
The receptioa for Kanl(!Da
WQ at the Luuna:Beacbhome ol
Mr. ancl Mrs . Rfcbard
Sebwart.utetn. collecton of Hal· Uuart. ..
" 1 God t '1'1111 ldd"I lf'O"Dt •• ·
WilUl.ll*ID aclalmed u Paul
Van 7AazDereD. ol El Toro wa
,_.. ~ tbia Mt ol .. HaPt>Y Dap'"
a r.-cruticn ol oil paJntlnt. ..Bat. be ·wu CIDb till.I bit In
Janaari wb•• we cHC, • ·
WWlumaolald.
·Around th• aeta buaUe the
poMf1. pjople wbOH job ft la to
match t6e Paceant work wtth the
on11AaJ art.
TbeY.bo!d pbotol of the ortitnaJ
arid ICUft'V around moviq a
band ._., tumln1 a foot there
unW the artlltlc circle -people rt·creatln1 art re-creauni
bumam.lfcompleted.
Tb• flrtt Paseant of tbe
Mui.a.,.. ln l"'3 and wa a
plo.J to draw depreulonca art
bu)'etl to the dien·Uny Lacuna
Beach art~· Tbe Festl•al ol
Atta W beCUD the yeu before.
Tbe ftl'llt year, an estimated
2,000 PicJple attended and a prodt
ot N75 WU raJMd. Thia )'tar,
mon tban 900,000 people wW see
. the production. Proceed• will provide
1cbolanbi1111 to local atudenta
and 1upport for arU1Uc. and
cultural tndeavora.
Capo Tf!UStees OK
Tentative B'qet
Ciphtrano Unlfted School J>li.
trict trulteel qtJickly and qaletly
approved a S21.'7 mWlon ten·
tative bud&et for tb• next ftacal year Monday.
The district apendlnc plan, up,
about $S.7 mlDJoci from the cur·
rent yeu'• bud1et, may be
chanced before 1t 11 tlntlly lldOpt-
td in AUIJ.llt. 1
As. curr::!!fi ootlhted, th•
bud1• Uicl -.-.uellt etc· pendltures .... lll,...ldl ...
cy moaiey:-&20,0QO in a revoMnc
cub fund and f30,ooctln..wrea. ·
It allo lhoft a deficit between the total expenditures and
eaUmated income of •41'9SD3
·for tbe next 1ear. HO'#ever,_.tbe
dl1trtct'1 t1tlmat.1 bell~
balaace Ltta,Uf.4*.
J
crew Oftly a.e percent thla year. lt. ta~ to increue by 12 per·
cent durlnl the next ftlcal Je&r. The district also will be openlq
three new ac:boola next year.
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