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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1977
VOL. 7-, NO '11. J HCTIONS, U .. AOH
I Up, Up Away I
Removed
FORl!ST PARK, Ill. (AP> -
The remains ol movie producer
MlchHl Todd were removed from h1I arave In a cemetery
here sometime over the weekend
and police are trying to contact
his former wlfe, Elizabeth
Taylor, to eee If any ranaom has
been demanded.
Forest Park pollce in·
veatt1ator Michael Thompson
said Sunday that the rubber bag
containin1 Todd's remains was
dlacovered mtssin1 from his
casket tn Jewiah Waldheim
Cemetery after a woman visiting
a nearby arave noticed that
Todd's irave had been tampered
with.
Todd. who wu married to Miss
Taylor at the time of his 4eath,
and three men were kUIM March
28, 1958 in a plane crash in the
Zuni Mountains or western New
Melclco.
Authorttlee knew of no motive
ln the oaae. But a 1pokeaman
1aJd aUthOritiea are tryln1 tc> con·
tact las Taylor, 45, to learn lt
she hu ~dved any threats or
demands lor ransom.
Police said that someone had
to dlf about 4'At reet to reach the
caa)let and estimated that lt pro-
bably tQok them aeveul ~.
Beca~e of tbat, 1utbor1Uea ha'\4'
<SieTODD, Pa•oA!)
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'Rieh' Ministr~
~Fund at '$23 MiU~n
CHARLOTTE, N.C. <AP> -Billy Graham's ministry
has amassed almost $23 million over the past seven years ln
land, atocks, bonds and cash holdinp that have been
ahleldM'from public view, The Charlotte Observer reported
ln lll SUnday editions. ·
THE ACCUMULATION of wealth by the Graham
ministry appean to be J>er(ecUy Jecal, the newspaper re-
ported. But it said that the existence of the fund was never .
menUoned in previous interviews,wlth Graham associates. on the or,anlzat1on 'a holdings.
Graham conceded In an Interview that the existence of
the fUnd has been kept secret. partly to avoid being inundat·
ed with requesta lor help, the newspaper said. · . The fund, the World EvangeH1m and Christian Educa-
tion Fund of Dallas 'I'ex., supports such
cause• as the Campus Crusade for
•Christ, the Fellowship of Christian·
Athletes, the Baptist World Alliance and Youns We.
GBAllAM TOLD the Observer that
between 80 and 90 percent of the fund's rehipta each year· come Crom the Billy
Graham Evaneellstic Association, the
main arm of the Graham mtnistry.
The uaets of the World"EvengeUsm
oitAHAM tund, accordJnc to the Observer, include
2,600 aCl'el of prime undeveloped land in Buncombe County.
N.C.,.valued at $3.6 million, and a $UU million portfolio of.
blue-chip atocks and bond• including AT&T, Exxon,
General Electric and IBM.
Graham tc>ld the Observer Jut fall that he felt it would
be wrong for his or1anlution to own stock because such
,ownership could be construed 11 endorsement or a col"POra·
Uon. How•ver, he tc>ld the ne~paper last week that he felt it
was acc~blefor the World Evancellsm fund to have such
holdlnts becauac the fund does not ca!ry his name.
Catled
'Sham'
By Riley
· By GARY GRANVILLE
Of tllt 0.11Y ,.llet It.If
Supervisor Thomas Riley Will
uk the Board of Supervilors
Tuesday.to adopt a resolutJon op-
posing 1ivln1 North-Central
Airlines Accesa to Orange County
Airport. .
Riley's proposed resolution
seeks to have North·Central's
pending heartnc berore the Civil
Aeronautics Board delayed Crom
July 1 toSept. l.
It a1Jo voices strong eounty ol>-
JecUons to North-Central bei.n1
given routes by the CAB that .
would Un.k the local airport to
Mlnneapolls·St. Paul. ·
"It would be a disuter for
Oran1e County if tbe routea are ·
approved," RJley 1aJd today u I
he prepared his reaoJqtlon.
"It would also make a abam ~
Orance •County Airport's de·
si1naUon as a local airport,"
RUeyadded.
Under that desl1nation and county operating pollcy, ru111ts
to and from the airport are limit· ed to 500 miles.
<See AIRPORT, Page AZ)
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VlSITORS l!NCOUNTER SIGN OF STATE'S ORY TIMES
Plea Aaka Vlalton to lnvetne" In Marin County to Hetp Out
nu: Nie o &ESEavoa RM dwindled to exs*e yard.I t
cracked surface like a moonscape and the bedl ot small cl'ftkl and
streamt 1n the bills look like the bottoms of empt.y aquariwna.
In Monterey, as in Mllrin County, San Francisco and Oakland
and the surroundlnl area, official.a report full public t~aUQn
with mandatol')' water rationing. In some areas, official• said water
consumpUon even bu dropped below allotments.
Water rationln~ calling tor a 10 percent. cut in use takes ertecl
0
\ Accused Pair to TalR p,...jgeAJ .
JAIL •••
~Bridge Players to Tell .. Their Side of 'Scand&I'
Oh
'1 LOS ANGELES (AP> -A de-
. position wu to be taken today in
a S.W·rnillion sujt by two pro-
fessional brtdre players who
claim they were falsely accused
' of cheaUag in a major tourna-
ment.
The oral statement was t.o be ··,i ven by Lewis L. Ma the, a • ormer president of the
'•American Contract Bridge
"League. He was-a member ofthe
league committee that halted the
tournament Jan. 7 io Houston
when it was suggested that plain·
., 'tiff• Richard H. Katz and
'VILawrence T. Cohen were cheat·
"ng.
The two contend in their
"'Superior Court suit filed here
March 25 that they were forced to 1'w1thdraw from th~ tournament
Jn which they were leading and
resign from the league after
• ''hours of con.ttant accusations"
and "threats of massive adverse
publicity and a public scandal "
• Attorneys for the two Los
, Angeles men said their clients
1:flever admitted cheating and
ms1reed to resi1n only becauae of
promises that no public or
private statements about the
tt fflatler would be made.
But a newspaper account ap·
l>eared about a week a(ter tbc
~ louroamenl quotmg Mathe as al·
~.l'rip Finally
"Jlegins Alter ..
~'False' Starts .
, It took Paul Bad Marrtace
three tries, but he apparently has
finally made it out or Newport
Beach on his way back to Mis·
1oula, Mont.
The 33-year·old Indian had two
false starts this weekend that
ended with him beinir booked
twice for being drunk and dis-
orderly.
In both cases. the officers who
picked him up first on Friday and
then 2' hours later said be was
.standing in the roadway
.ihitchhildnt along West Coast
m1tiway.
Friday's Ofricer Robert
Parker and Satl.lTday's <>fficer
Doui Parmentier aJle1ed Bad
Marrlage exhibited signs of
druokenness when they stopped
to cite him for the hltchl\Jking
violation and so they took him to
Jail.
Police said Bad Marriage was
relea~ Sunday after posting S35
ball, for the second tlmc. and
P!eaumably made it out or
,.ewport Beacb without being re-
arrested.
DAILY PILOT
leging 1mproprietles that in·
volved conveying of "un·
authorized 1n/ormatloa" during
the match
The co mmittee hat not
specified how they believe Katz
and Cohen communicated. Jn
major league )>ridge compeli·
tion. extenl>1ve meas ures are
taken to prevent any misconduct,
includrng bidding screens placed
diagonally across tables, pre·
venting partners from seeing
each other.
Ralph Jones, one o( the at·
torneys representlne Katz and
Cohen, said his clients were de·
nled a hearing, despl~ repeated
requests and that they wen•
never fully informed of the
Fro• Page AJ
LAWYERS. •
arguing that it serves no purpose
to deny individuals the Jnforma·
lion they might gain from
Jawyers' ads.
The court overturned the
Arizona Supreme Court's rule
prohibitlna lawyers from ad-
vertising and providing dis·
c1pllnary measures for violators
Most other states enforce
aimilar bans, and the American
Bar Association's ethical stan·
dards do not permit lawyers to
advertise fees.
However, the ABA recently
modified rules to allow lawyers
to list their names and legal
speclaltles in the classified sec·
lion or a telephone directory.
The ma.iorlty said the only con·
alitubonal issue presented by the
Arizona case is "whether the
state may prevent the publioa·
tion in a newspaper of lawyers'
truthful advertisement concern-
ing lhe availability and terms of
routine legal services. We rule
simply that lhe flow of such in-
formation may not he restrained,
and we therefore hold the present
application of the disciplinary
rule ... to be violative of the
First Amendment."
Blackmun continued, "The on·
ly services that lend themselves
to advertising are the routine
ones: the uncontested divorce,
the simple adopllon. the uncon-
tested personal bankruptcy. the
chanae of name, and the like."
He noted that advertising docs
not tell consumers all they need
to know about choosing a lawyer,
"but It seems peculiar to deny
the consumer ... at least some
of the relevant information
needed to reach an informed de·
c1s1on, ''the maJOrJty Said.
Prohibiting all advertising
"serves only to restrict the in-
form alion that flows to con·
s umers," the court said.
The ""'10rity rejected the or·
ganiied bar's ar1uments Ota\
price advertising would be mis·
leadlng, would dlmlnlsb stature'
of the procession, and would raise
the price of leaal 1emce1.
The orcanlzed bar •till bas the
right to monitor ad• and di•·
ctpUne lawyers who make felt
or misleadlnt claims. the court
Uld.
charges against them.
The resienations leCt only three.
players on the Kats and Cohen
team, forcint them to (orfeit \he
match at a time wheo the suit
cl a I ms their victory was
"virtually assured."
Wesley Howe!l, attorney for
the American Contract Bridge
League, saJd the response t.o the
lnterro1atory asking it the
league coalends unau\horiied in·
formation was passed between
Katz and Cohen is "probably the
whole lawsUlt. •• Howell said the
leaaue will claim there were lm·
proprietlea artd will explain why
it believes so.
Kiltz, 35, is a phy11lCian In
Beverly Hills. Cohen. $4, bas a
degree in pharmacy. but pr". tt~es pro(es~ionally as only a
bridge player. The two have been
pl a yins together alncc they were
students al the University of
W1scon.<i1n, teaming to win the tn·
tercolleglate championships 1n
19·6.
Flu Deaths
'On Decline'
CHICAGO CAP> -The de·
veloper of the Sabin Jive-virus
vaccine agalnat polio says there
Is no \onaer a bula for recom-
meodin& yearly nu vaccinations
for elderly and other bJgh·risk
groups.
Dr. Albert B. Sabin reports in
the current i&Sue of the JQurnal or
the American Medical Associa-
tion that the vaccination~ are un-
necessary in many cases
because nu-related death rates
have declined.
Dr. Sabin, currently with lhe
Medical University of South
Carolina, Charleston, said he
concluded that the formula used
by the Center for Disease Control
to estimate deaths from nu and
high-risk related disease "has
given exaggerated figures"stnce
1970.
Five Men Charged
lUVERSIDE <AP> -Police
have accused five Riverside men
of runntne a bookmaki~ ring
that took in u much u $13,000 a
day. Booked were Clark D. An·
denon, 51; Jamea W. Baldwin,
52; Daniel R. Scarborough, 32 ;
Frank J. Clark, 37; and Dennis L.
Riley, 30.
mlnm.. oUlClall aa.td. One husband and wife. who
bOlh were pri.lonen. died in the
fire alona with his vlsltlng
parents and st..ter. In another
family traeedy, a prisoner and
flve re.laUves died. .. AU the vicUma had iot down
on tho noor as fn u they could.
laylnf down to eetsoine .. Ir . . . "
one Offt~al 1ald ... It aeemed Uke
most of the victims were life·
less'' when reached.
Simmer's mother, Addie L.
Zinmer, described her son m a
telephone interview from her
Superior home as an emotionally
disturbed boy."
Authoritlet in Wauke-
sha, Wis., said records
abow Zinrner was reported mlss-
in1 from Lad Lake Inc.. a te·
aldentlal treatment center-in
Dousman, Wis., for emotionally
dfaturbed teen-a1ers.
Zimmer had been
removed from the jail's
had been removed from the Jail's
drunk tank Saturday and placed
in the padded cell because he
stuffed a toilet and caused a
flood, authorities said. State law
requires that jUvenilea be
segregllted from adult prisoners.
and officials said the padded cell
waa the only other facility availa·
ble.
Chief' Deputy Bob Farmer 1aid
Zinmer was pulled from the jail's
padded cell.
"Me and another orticr .. drug
him out." Farmer said. "tfe said
heseUt.''
The sheriff said today that
while Zlnmer was in the padded
cell before the lire broke out,
"One ot the visitors have him a
clgar«te.''
There were 56 inmates in the
jail at the time of the rtre. Of the
22 who got out alive, 19 were
flown by bellcoptera to two
hospitals in Nubvtlle, about 60
mUea north o( Columbia. omclals
said.
Autboritiea aala 18 other
persont, includlnc two firemen.
were treated for injurie1 at. local
hospitals.
Gov. Ray Bl•nton, who new
over the fire in a helicopter pro·
mised an investigation. •'When you have 42 persor\S de·
ad within a few minutes," he
said, "you need to know why they
werelblt."
Authorities said the bumlng
form rubber in the padded cell
spewed heavy smoke and toxic
fumet, lncludint carbon a>onox·
ide and possibly some cyan.Ide
gas, throuah an air duct system,
settlna oft panic amoni th• in·
mates and vislton.
IRE aEllEMBE&S TUE TDl£.WllEN 1bo wOuldn 't bot.her lo
turn oCt the faucet it she bad to dash to answer the telephone. · .
"J won't do that ever stain," she said.· .. Jt'• surpnalni
&hb111 you become aware of, bow to conserve." · The mountain• guardint most or Callfomla'11,072-mlle Pacific.
Ocean coasUine tum golden every year by the end of summer. Thia
year the)' b,lmed to parcbmem by June.
For ~t people, the bardest part ol raUonJnc 11 cbanllnl their
btthroQUl hablta. It melnl no JnC>rt l~J sbowert or luX'UrtoUS bUt>-
ble batlll. ahuWng otf water wllile brUlhllll teeth and abavllll. . ~
A 35-YEAR·OLD WOM.\N ROM Marin Count}' Hid abe.
travels to San Francisco to take balbs at the homes o£ trieDiia wbo
have aome water to spare: •
• 'Lotl ot friends volunteer, .. she said.
A 111 staUon owner ln Monterey County decldid to ••ve water
by cl01ill1 the rest room• and settinl up cbemlcal toilets behlftd tbo
station. But he bad to remove the portable potUel beCauae of ltate
laws. ·· ·
And parents asy their children have beeome policemen around
the house, yelllng at adulta who let lhe faucet run or stay in the
shower too long.
THERE IS ALWAYS A BRIGJrf spot in the middle or disaster.
Thus, there are some towns which stand like an oasis, untouched by
the drought.. Yreka, a city of 6,500 near the Ore1on border. la calling
ltselfa "hom of plenty!' · •
Beeauae it receives an abundance ol water from an offshoot ot
the Klamath Rlver, the city has purchased a water dispens~
machine which will allow residenta of less fortunate areas to buy SO
gallons of water for a nickel.
Belated?
NB Police Probe·· . .
Weekend .Assaults
Newport Beach police today
were lnveatigaUng two sex as-
sault.& that occurred Sunday in an
attempttoflndoutifthecueaare
related.
But investigators said pre·
llmtnary indicatiqns are that
they are dea~ ~Ith two dif·
ferent suspect.I. in the rape o( a
central Newport woman and the
attempted rape of a Baycrest
woman.
The first case occurred a.bout 5 •
Fatal Copter
Crash Probe
Opens Today
A U.S. Naval Board of In9l11ry
was to convene today to began in·
vestigaUne the cause of a
helicopter crash that killed three
crewmen, Including a Los
Alamttosolncer, Friday.
Authorities lndenUfied lbe de-
ad as U. Richard A. Crelihtoa,
30, whole Los Alamitos address
was not available; U . Walter S.
Howdyahell, 29, of New l.A!x·
inS&ont Ohio, and PeUy Officer
Second Class Robert M. EDlery
Jr., 20. ofWlUlams, Ore.
lnvetU,aton said Ho,,dysbetl
waa pllotln1 the SH2P' anti·
submarine helicopter with
Creichton as eo-pllot when It
crHbed without wamlnc near a
Baltimore, Md., suburb. .
a.m. when tho sleeping woman
was awakened by a man who
raped her in her bed.
Sbe told Police the man then
Oed nude out an open bedroom
·window. ·
1'be second cruse occurred in the
open fleld near Upper Newport
Bay at the intersection of Irvine
A venue and 23rd Street.
The 25-year-old victim told of-
ficers she wu walking in the
area when a sllgbUy built man in
hlf mid thirties irabbed her and
toJdherbewauo1ngtorapeber. ·
The woman said she kept the
man talkint for about an hour
whlJe be manhandled her.· He
didn't carry out bl5 threat. she
told pollce. ,
She said he finally released her
near Irvine· A venue alter a JOI·
aer .passed them.
Panel~la .
·.Tax Repeal, .
On Gasoline
Vp, Vp and Ateag
It's not a bird. Nor i~ it a plane. It's Super BallQOll -
the South Coast Air Quality Management District's
latest weapdn in the fight against dreaded smag. Jt was
launched this morning fromt he Santa Ana Marine
Corps Helicopter Facility. Dr. Thomas Heinsheimet and
Peter Neushul are aboard. They plan to drift with the
air currents over Southern California for 40 hours to see
what they can learn about where p<>llutants go so scien-
tists can pinpoint whet cutbacks m pollutants might be
made.
WoPkers' Insurance.
Law Cliange linged
••1 't care bOw a P1
ii,•• y 1ay1. " •'I nGl ~
log to tU biJ kJU to a place
wbero tbet aro a bunch of
dru kl Ind 1crewl>alls. Tbey <coutal tonnnJuJonen> think
tbe PoOr bavt no 1tlf-re1pect.''
headda.
And lt'• not that a stay at the
Ros• Mariner i• lhat cheap to
betln With. ROoms for lbe nJcbt
cotl $!O and weekly rates are set
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -On a hUlslde ne-.r the Pacific Ocean,
sheep nuzrJe the earth for a few dried blades of 1ra11. A Bay Artta
hostu1 rents a portable toilet for a party, and .a hotel on Catalina
la land ukJ iuest.s to bring their own linen. (RelatecUtory A3.)
It '1 the drou1ht Califomla-atyle -the effects of two years of un-
precedented dry weather chan•lng the-lifestyles and landscapes of
the nation '1 most populous state.
MORE THAN IM CITIES AND towns have been forced to lm·
pose mandatory water ralioninr, since rainfall for the ms.11 rainy
season dropped to about hallo/normal for the second yearln a row.
Officials warn that many of the state's 11000 reservolra could
dry up. On the caked bottom of a Marin County reservoir a brtd1e
covered for years by stored water bakes in lhe summer 11un.
The marks of the drought are not always apparent at first
1lance. Jn Marin County, which imposed strict water raUOnln1 in
February, tenacious native plants and trees create a deceptivt veil
of green. But behind ll are brown lawns and and wtthereC1 •ardens.
r •
Jn Monterey, as in Marin County, San Franclsco and Oakland
and the surrounding area, officials report full public cooperation
wlth mandatory water rationin1. In some areas, offlclals said water
consumption even bas dropped below allotments. Wat~ rationlne calling for a 10 percent cut in use takes effect
Friday tn Los Anaeles, where voluntary reductions didn't achieve · I
then~ savings. J
Be\'erly Hills, where water usually nows u freely as money,
haa hired a water cop to prowl the estate-lined streets and advise l
wasteful water users to mend-their ways.
AND IN HOLLYWOOD, 20tb Century Fox orficlals said they
caref"1Jy review any movie scenes requirine rain and are stressing
aborter shampoos of the pampered hair or the stars. • Fresno tn lhe San Joaquin Valley has set up a .. snitch•• line
whlcb people dial to report on wayward water users and • local
ttlevlilon station started a "drip of the day" booby prim ror water
wasten complete with a rubber duck logo.
At Audrey Dodson 'a Mill Valley home, the 1unburst locust out
front bloomed th ls year, but the yellow clusters were ti&hl and dull.
ldra. Dodson and other customers of the Marin Municipal Water
<SeeSUN BAKES STATE, Pa1eA%)
THE NICASIO RESERVOR HAS dwindled to expoH yards of
cracked surface like a moonscape and the bed• of,amall ctteka and
stream.a 1n the hills look like lhe bottoms of eropty aquariums.
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Airline's
Plans Draw
~1!9sition
BJ GARY GBANVILU: 0t tllt 0..lf 'lllt' $Ult
Supervisor 'nlomas Riley will
ask lhe Board of Supervisors
Tuesday to adopt a resolution~
posina 1lvin1 North-Central
Alrllnea access to Orange County
Airport.
Riley'1 proposed resolution
se,aka to have North·Cenlral'a
pendini arln1 before the Clvll
AeronauUcs Board delayed from
July 1toSept.1.
It altp voices trona county ob·
jectlons to North-Central being
gl ven routet by the CAB that
would link. the Ioctl aJrport to
MlnneapbU.s-St. Paul.
"It would be a disaster for
Oran1e County If the routes are
approved," Riley said today as
he prepared bis resolution.
"It would also make a sham ol
Oranfe County Airport's de·
slanatlon as a local airport."
Riley added.
Under that designation and
count7 operating policy, nights
to and from lhe airport are limit·
edto~miles.
Ted Pocock of Costa Mesa was well-
prepared for a crash durinl the sixth an-
nual SevMle Grand Prix In Mission Viejo
SundaY.. There was no crash Mid no in-
juries reported during the race. HOwever,
he might have let hlS parachute out too
soon since he lost the race. Ollie V•ugbr\, a
Mission Viejo resident, tOok bOme the first
place trophy for the fifth time.
;Tow Completes Voyage
Fickle Fate Fouh Finish ·of Leather Boat
Four trans-Atlantic sailors in the 36·
• foot leather boat Brendan arrived in
Newfoundland's Musgrave Harbor Sun-
day under tow from a Canadian c:oast
guard vessel
could have taken the vessel a month to re·
ach land because of unfavorable winds.
Unlike a modern sailboat, the Brendan is
unable to tack against the wind.
Made from oxhides stretched over a
frame ot oak and ash, the Brendan sailed
from western Ireland last ye81' and re·
mained in Iceland for the winter. It de-
parted Iceland May 11.
They accepted the t-0w for the last
few miles after waiting most of the day
• for the wind to carry them ashore.
A CROWD OF about 400 cheered as
, the square-rigged craft, which sailed
from Iceland 46 days ago, tied up at the
harbor about 300 mlles north of St.
John's, the capital of Newfoundland.
Skipper Tim Severin and his thr:ee
('rcwmen are attempting to prove that
such a leather boat could have been used
by the Irish monk St. Brendan to bring
the first Europeans to North America in
the sixth century.
An account written by St. Brendan
told of a voyage that lasted seven seasons
and took him and his crew to a region of
icebergs and strange lands.
BESIDES SEVERIN, the modern
Brendan's crew included George
Maloney, hke Severin a Briton. Arthur
Magan of Ireland and Trondo Patersson.
an artistfrom Denmark's Faroe Islands.
THE CANADIAN coast guard ship
John Cabot spotted the Brendan Thurs-
day about 60 miles off Newfoundland's
east coast. Coast g uard otficlals said it
The four were to spend the night in
Gander, about 70 miles southwest of
Musgrave Harbor. Their future plans
were not immediately known.
811 tM Associated Pre ta
,ijceused ot Bridge Cheating?
.... Two Players File Strit
l.OS ANGELES (A P J A de·
position was to be taken today in
.i S-14-milllon suit by two pro·
fes~1onal bridge players who
da1m they were falsely accused
of <'heating in a major touma·
ment
The oral statement was lo be
1oi1v1.•n by Lewis L. Mathe, a
f<><r mer pres Iden t or the
Am erican Contract Bridge
League lie was a member or the
~~gue committee that halted the
tournament Jan. 7 in Houston
when it was suggested that plain·
tt'fh Richard H. Katz and
Lawrence T Cohen we1·e cheat·
1flg.
. The lwo contend 1n their
Superior Court suit . filed here
March 2.5 that they were forced to
withdraw from the tournament
m which they were leadl~ and
resign from the leasue aller
.. bours of constant accusaU "
ifrid "threats of massive edvene
publicity anct a public !!Candal."
Attorneys for the two J..s>s
,Apgelt'S m<•n said their clients l'J~ver admitted cheat1ng and
asrecd lo resign only because of
p.romises lhal no public or
private stat<'mcnti; about the
matter would be made.
But a newspaper account ap-
peared about a week after the
tournament quoltng Mathe as al·
Je1lna improprieties that in·
volved conveying of ••un·
horlzed information" durina e match.
The cornmlllee has not
OftANQI COAST c.
DAILY PILOT
specified how they believ• Katz
and Cohen communicated. In
major league bridge competi-
tion, extensive measures are
taken to prevent any misconduct.
including bidding screens placed
diagonally across tables. pre·
Man Nabbed
In Accident
Free on Bond
A Cotta Mesa man whose at-
le&edly 1peedtn1 sports car
struck another auto Saturday
night, burling It lnto a traffic
U1hi control box. it free on ball
today faclng felony drunken driv·
ing charaes.
Robert G. Blattenberaer. 21, or
269 BowUq Green Drive, was re·
leased on S2.SOO ball pending
court arraignment on the charee.
Karen L. Merimon. 23, Santa
Ana, was the driver of the car as·
aettedly struck from behind by
Blattenbetger's auto.
Police said the collision on
Harbor Boulevard al Adams
Avenue knocked out. tramc signals for 25 minutes.
venti~g partner• from aeelng
each Other.
Ralph Jones, one of the al·
torneys repraentll\g Kati and
Cohen, nid his client• were de·
nled • heartns. despite repeated
requftta and that they were
never fully lnfor?Qed of the
cbarge1 against them.
The raelgnatJons left only three
ptayen on the Kall and Cohen
team, torcina them to forfeit the
match at a time when the awt
claims their victory was
''virtually assured."
Wealey Howell, attorney tor
the American Contract Bridge
Leap. said the raponae to the
lnterrosatory uklng if the
tea1ue contends unauthorbed in·
formation wu passed between
Katz and Cohen ls "probably the
whole lawauit." Howell 1ald the
lea1ue wtU claim there wa-e Im·
proprieties and wlll explain why
it believes so
Katz. 35. Is a physlclan in
Beverly HJ1la. Cohen. 34. bas a
degree In pharmaey, but ptac·
tlces professionally as only a
bridge player. The two have been
playine toeetber since they were
studenll at the University of
Wisconsin. teaming to win the In·
tercolle1iat.e championships ln
19-6.
SUN BAKES STATE.
...
to a N Lal I• critical
eoed.Ltlon Sunda, an... a are
1 foem~nbber padded C*l It
th• ~ C.o&anty Jail uDJ--....S C.Oxlc ruma that ltlned a in-
mates lrideflC)tt vla1toq.
Maury Count1 Dl1t. Atty.
&obert u. a., aatd he pt c.o
ebar1e ztnmer wtth anoo and
would uk to have b.lm tried u an
adult.
Roy Martinson, PQllc• eblef ln
Superior. Wls., tald autbor1Uee ftnt pkked up Ziruner on Feb.
28, ms. In conneetJon with a fire
at the Board of Trade Bulldin1.
Martlnsoo said Zlnmer did·not
dmlt~ the fire and wure-ferred to a autdance eJhU D
SUperlot after the lnddent.
Martlnlon tald th tut C011lld
police had with the youth was
June 17, 1978, In connection with
a threat or arson. At that tlmo he
waa taken to a bome for prOblem
children, tho ~hlef said.
Attempts to rescue the victims
of Sunday's fire were hampered
when a deputy 1herlff carrying
keys to the Jail's 12 ceJlJ coJUded
with neetng vlslton. He dropped
the keya on t.he floor and was una-
ble to find them for about 12
minutes. officials ""lit. One hipband and wife, who·
both were prisoner1. died Jn the
fire along with bis vl11Ung·
parents and 1lster. In another
family traaedy, a prisoner and
five relatives died.
"AU the victims had sot down
on the noor as rar u they could,
layin1 down to gel some air. . . "
one official 1aid. "It seemed like
moat ot the victim• were life· leas•· when reached.
Simmer's mother, Addle L .
Zlnmer, described her son in a
telephone lntervlew from her
Superior home u an emotionally
disturbed boy."
Authorities in Wauke ~
sha, Wis .. said records
show Zinmer was reported mlas·
MOTEL .••
are slim at belt, be believe1 .
So now he Is stuck with a
$400.000 property that must re·
main uitls.
"It's a •hock when you can't
control your own property." aald
Bentley , who1e Callfla
Properties purcha1ed the alte
about a year aao for lnveatment purposes.
"The commission is maJdn1
me a slave to my own property,
telling me I have to serve the
public even if J don't want to," be
said.
From P•,,e A J
WORKERS ••
marina ln Stockton, aald it wouJd
be impoulble for him to keep 10·
ing If he had to pay $30 for cov-era1e and pay hl11alary, too.
· · Larry Dobbins, an Anlloeh
dry dock operator, aaid he baa
three employes repalrtn1 pro-pellors who never leave the
bulldlng, but 1llll are subject C.O
the maritime ratea. He aald be
planned to move them to a bulld-
mg five mlles from water, but
can't find out i( that would ex-
empt them
Newport-Mesa .
WASHING TON (AP) -
l'edtral rrl1onera Jobn Mitcbe l and H.R.
Haldeman today lost their
laat chance to revene their
Water1ate cover-up con-
victions when the U.S.
Supreme Court. refused to
hear lbelr appeal.a.
The JUlllces tumed down
without comment a re-
q ... eat by attorneys for both
that they bo allowed to
araue the1r cue before the
bt1beourt.
Hald man, once Nixon's
White Houte chief-of-staff.
1urrendered to federal
prilon aufborltles In
Opem S11mmer
Callfornla Tuesday.
Mltcbell, who u attorney
1eneral was the nation's
top-ranklns Jaw enforce·
ment official, began his
term at an Alabama prison
SchOol Class
After 1ligbUy more than a
week ol freedom, more than 9, 700
Newport.Mesa school students
were expected to return to
cluaroosna today for the opening
of summer acbool.
Summer achool Director Dick
Watt said he believes total aum·
mer enrollment could cltmb as
hlgh aa 11,000, surpassln1 Jut
year's summer enrollment. of
10,300. Programs are beln& of·
fered lo l2 elementary achoQls
and all of the di.strict'• middle
and hip acboola. Durln1 the re-
gular acbool year, the dl1trtet.
enrolls about 23, 700 atudenta.
The SumDler session, wh1ch ln-
c or por ates 1ome remedial
cla11e1 with 1peclal elective
c:laa1e1, ruoa to July 28 for th.e
elementary and middle achoOl'a
and c.o Aus. ,ii for tbe hl•h actiooi.. ,JTGt>n , "
Watt said [rftfjtf'8ti0Jl fOt' all srade teveta W9l nmein open for
interested 1tUdenta. For furtbeT inforrnatkln,call55&-~.
SI&UGll'I.' AD;
CROOKED CUNt
FAIRBANKS. Aluka (AP> -
A claullied ad in the Dally Newa-
M lner offering to tell a .357
magnum revolver:
••Fired only twlce at a UtUe old
lady."
Auto Tools Taken
Mechanic John D. Campbell
complainecl to Costa Meu police
Sunday that a bur&Jar broke Into the garqe at his bome and stole
S500 worth of auto tools.
Campbell, 20, said aome are en·
craved with bl• name, which would !Dake Mllina the loot dlf-
ficult.
, .. Wednesday.
Frora'PflfleAJ
LAWYERS. •
elpllnary measures for violators.
Moat other statea enforce
similar bani, and the American
Bar Auoclation's ethical slan·
darda do not permit lawyers to
advertiJe fees.
However, the ADA recently
modified rules to allow lawyers
·to list their names and legal
apeclaJUes in the classified sec-
Uon of a telephone directory.
The m.Uority said the onJy con·
aUtuUonal l.asue presented b)' the
Ariiona cue lJ "whether the .
1ute may provent the pubUca·
tlon ln a new1paper of lawyers'
truthfuJ advertisement concem-
lnl the ~vaUabillty and terms ot
routine legal servtcea. We rule
1lmply that the flow of such in·
formaUon may not be restrained,
and we therefore hold the present
application of the dl.acipUnary
rule ... to be violative or the
First Amendment.•'
Problbltlng all advertising
•·serves ooly to restrict the In·
formaUon that flowa to con·
aumers," the court said.
TONJGBT
COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMI~ION -Regular meet-
in1,CityHall,6:30p m.
Tl1£8DAY,nJNE28
SENIOR cmZENS CLUB -
Commwllty Recreation Center,
Tuea., Wed .. Thurs. lZ-3 p.m.
NEWPORT-MESA SCHOOL
BOARD -fte1ular meetln1,
Cotta Mesa city council cham-
bera, 6~·30 .m. 0 JA ES BREL" -South
CoHt epertory Theater.
TuHcfay.Sunday throu•h Jwy 30. ~p.m.
Computer Goar&
lined Up for NB
87 lllLARY KAYE
Of"' o.i1r ~"•tavn
A oompuUnuct alarm system
lined up for Newport Beach, and
poe1lbl1 Irvine, loob 11.Jte the
nut belt thini to bavina pollce,
firemen and paramedics ready
and waHina next door for
emercenclea.
A computer ioatalled at police
headquarters can query alarm
sensors in 16,000 residences
every 10 s~ondl, checking to
make c ertain there are no
burelariee, ftres or medical aid
s ituation.s. •
Neale Johnson, president of
Newport, Technolon . the com-
pany that designed the s ystem.
believes this la the first tlme a
computerized alarm system will be used on such a wide scale.
The city of Newport Beach has
agreed to purchase the system
for about tB0,000 and Newport
Police Lt. Kelson McDaniel says
be expects to have it operating
within 120 days. Participation
would be on a voluntary baa.la.
The Irvine City Council has
given "c~cept approval" to the
idea. but hu not yet committed
funds.
Irvine Police Chief Leo Peart
says he will talk with Newport
Beach police and 'with Johnson
during the summer and return to
the City Council with specllics in
September.
McDaniel says Jrvine was in-
vited to share Newport's com-
puter Ume tn an attempt to re-
duce the C08t for both ~Illes.
Besides, Newport Police think
It will help make t.be neiahboring
cities unattractive to burelars.
"We want Newport Beacb and
Irvine to be known as places
whe re burglars don't want to
10, ·•says McDaniel.
Although Newport Beach is the
city that first thouaht of usine
computer alarms, lr\llne ls the
place Where lt could have the
widest app~aUon due to the ract
that a two-wa.y cable TV system
is already Installed In every
Irvine home. Th a l means
m essages can be transmitted
over the system in two direc-
t.ions.
The computer can be connect..
ed lo the cable TV system so that
police receive electronic :ugnals
from the home
Homeowners can purchase a
range of alarms, ranging from
sop histicated systems with
numerous alarms to a slmple,
iowe t -cost system. Intrusion
alarms can be placed around en-
trances to sense burclars. Smoke
detectors that sense fires can be
part of the system. And lt can be
used to signal medical emergen-
cies.
The alarms are linked to the
box attached to the cable TV and
the meuaie. are relayed ln·
stantly.
The computer at pollce head-
quarters would contain a
memory bank with lnformation
supplied by the homeowner, 1ucb
al name, address, ace. phone
number, person to contact ln
emereencies, doctor, medical in·
formation (sucb aa heart attack
history) abd floor pJan ot home
<to aid in locating burtlart).
It would cost Irvine about
$22,000 iJUUally to link up to tbe
•Y•tem, CO\la'ing tbe coet of an extra terminal in the Irvine
police station end the cost of rent-
ing Newport's computer time.
Monthly operating costa are
estimated at $550 in lritne, with
subscribers probably beln1
charged a fee somewhere Under
$10, accordlna to JohnloD.
In NewpOrt., lnltial aublcnberl
would be charged t3 per month,
plus the cost of buy_tns afanm
and a fee for using cable TV time
or the use of alt«nato uod.lns
methods. Only about 5,800 Newport
Beach homfll are equipped with
cable TV systems tflat can
transmit the two-way messacea.
The other homeowners would
have to choose one of three
alternate systems:
-A "digital dialeT" that at·
tacbes a box to the telephone and
uaea the telepHone line to a(Snal
the police station tf atarrn
sensors are tripped.
-A '1poalttve telepl.J~ne
system" that uses phone Unea to
relay the meHaaes. but nOt the
same line used for the telephone.
- A "micro processor" that
bas a mini computer box located
in the neighborhood that services
a slven number of residences.
The computer box ls linked to the
computer at the police ataUon.
Johnson explained that. if an
electrtcal brealfdowft should OC·
cur -either with the computer
or the lines •~ding meaaacea -
it would be 11l1naled as a
breakdown, not a false alann.
Therefore, police would be
alerted that there is a problenJ
with the system, but not an
emeraency altuaUon.
Johnson said that false alarms
are a continual problem for
police agencies, but said tbat the
method now being u•ed in
Newport to combat false alanus
will prove helpful with his alarm
system.
Newport Beach alarm owners
muat obtain penntts that require
an audible alarm In the '*-••
plus a »second delay before the
alarm ruchel the pOltce statlon,
so that lf it bu been •et acclden·
tally, lt can be turned oft manual-1¥ before police beartt.
Servtca w Sanu Ana' l'atrba
MemOrltl Patti. todlY for DIOiMelrlo
aviator JGIUl W. MUUn.
Mr. Mm'ttn died Saturday lft
Chapman 0111eral Hospital, Oran,., after a· teollby illiaa.
Hewaa78. • ·
AD 1rvlne realde.nt at lbt tl°'e
of bis death, Mr. Mart.lo wu a
native Santa ADan who was one
of American Airllnee' first pilots.
Ke be1an llyiq for American ln
thela~20'a.
Mr. Martin and his two
brothers also founded wbat later
became Orange County Airport.
Mr. Martin reUred as
American Airlines' senior pilot in
1946 with 20,000 hours in the air.
He returned to Santa Ana and re-
Joh1ed the MarU.n School of Avia-
tion wbicb he helped establish ln
the early 1920's.
He aerved u a Santa Ana city
councllman/rom 1N7to1951.
Mr. Mart.in also founded the
Orange County aberlff's aero
squadron ln 1.918 and returned to
aviation as the Apple Valley
airport's manager in the late
1960'1. He held that post until suf·
terlnc a stroke in 1973.
Mr. Martin leaves his wife,
Donna: a son, Dr. John Martin
III ol Denver; a dauabter, Roxie
Gould of Santa Ana; his brother
Edward ol Santa Ana; and two
sisters,· Marie McCune and
M ar1aret School a, both of
Garden Grove.
The family bas requested that
any donations be sent. to the
American Cancer Society.
Heating Unit
Blamed in NB
Faetoey Fire .. .
Newport Beach firemen sald
today they believe a heat.inc ele-
ment In a bath used In research
projects la the 10Urce of a fire
that did more than $.v-0,000
dama1e to tbe Collins Radio
plant Sunday momlna.
Jim Beed, ftre department. ex-
ecuUve offtcer, aaid the element
apparently cau1bt the polyvinyl
bath lln1na on nre in a so-called
"clean room" uaed for research
at the manufactunna plant at
'4311 Jamboree Road.
He said the small fire Jet off
the plant's alarm system and
tri&eered the sprinkler system in
the area of the blaze.
Reed said the major part of the
damage resulted from the heavy
smoke which blackened the room
and clotr&ed its specialized rut.er
system.
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PICTURED IN 1"8 ·
· John W. Martin
SI.ayer Given
Life Sentence
DETROIT CAP> -The man
convicted of sbootlnc bis
estranged wife to death In front ot 29 chUd.ren In her clusroom
was sentenced today to life Im·
prlsonment at hard labor, with a
recommendation of no parole.
Al Junior Lewis sJ>owed no
emotion as Recorder'• Judge
Patricia Boyle denounced his
crime as "one one of the moet .
vicious I have encounter~ In my
12 years on the bench.••
His conviction on a second·
deeree murder charge came
after two days of trial testimony,
(ncfudiog t&atlJf lOof the fir.and
•teond·O"adepUpflt ottbe.tettm,
Bettye McCaater, fl Burt
Elementary School on the city's
West Side.
ManKeejM
Hem Bray·
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·::ria.t111tat1~~~1J>A1~aoaotUWI
be amons wortia,
.. .., WW M ll'>1nt' to flaunt
~b th1' c into a
end. You could do
i oft work OD f'rt· l~l1 GBT ANTICIPATE e U be 1 lot of uneimety MU'lllO.ot 1reat aunt.a or HCOOd ma whole f1nal rites will be
• eduled Friday at a point dis·
eoouib to demand a full day ol work.
. h• too, you can expect this
F4Urth ot July °'ay be 1teeped in
1plclll controveny becau.e of
clrtuaht condiUona and the threat eel by flreworka.
aqy ot our drY, bruthy areu,
U the hills 'behind La1una
B ch and Santa Ana Canyon
ar u , have already been closed
to uman act.Mty because of the
CJ threat. Heaven only knows
t mQ happen on the Fourth
en people start the in-
di criminate 1bootin11 o/f o(
PY tecbnica.
ccording to news dispatches
ou ot our central county, thil
heated issue even touched off a
debate the other nisht tn
Anaheim, of alJ places.
The isaue came before the
Anaheim City Council 1n a re-
quest from a band booster club
aeekin& a permlt for a fireworks
stand. Thia, accordtn1 to the
new1 report.I, created another
claah between Anaheim Mayor
Wllliam Thom and his principal
criUc, Councllwomah Miriam
Kaywood.
NOTING THE THREAT posed
by the tlreworks and dry .season,
Mrti. Kaywood commented, ''I'd
like to know what posaible extra
precauUonaey meaauret we can
take to alleviate a very
den1erom 1ltuatlon. . . "
To which hhzoner Thom
<.'racked back. "By detonating
them under water."
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CRITICAL CONDmON
Judy Placido, 17
Goe.Too Far
NEW YORlt <AP> -SiVemy daya after hia lut attack, "San or Sa~" ha Uiie?IC aratn. airtJjc)rftiea aay, thlt time wound1n1 a youue
coupJe With a .44-callber b~ that hu killed tlve people.
The man and woman were recov~nr today in P'lushtn1 Hospital
after btlnt abot SUnday monun1. Tbo sunman Jumptd Crom the dark· n .. • ~a Quetn9 ·street and nrect tour •hot.a throuib the closed Wiii-1N A LETTER TO syndicated dow oftbe c&rin Whteb tbly were columnlat Jimmy BresUn earlier
1lttJn1. tbla montll, tbe killer warned:
"Don't th1nk because you haven't ltJDY PLACIDO, 11, of the heard from me for a wblle that I
.8ronx. wu lilted In trtUeal but went to tleep. No, rather, I am
1tabl• eondltlon followlnf 1ut-1tlll h«e. Like a 1plrtt roamln1
ftry.Shebldb4'enhUlntbtrt1ht the nlfbt. Th1raty, hun1ry,
ahoulder1 the' back of tho neck slldom stopptn1 to reat: anxious
artd tho neht temple. to please Sam!'
Her companion, Sal LuPo. 20, Hls lateat attack followed a ot Q&Jtent. b.S a bllllet wound In prtvtoua pattern. Miss Placido
the forearm and 11u1 shreds in and Lupo were alttine in a car at
bl1 lefllec. about 3:20 a .m. alter leavin1 a
Son of Sam la reaponalble for nearby dllcotheque.
klUlnr flvt peraonJ and wound-At they lhared a ci1arette,
ln1 alx ln almoet 11 months. police aald, the gunman ap-acco~ to autborlUea. Four ot proached from the rear on the
hf1 murder vtcUm.a have been pauenaer aide, where Miu
younr women wltb sboulde~ Plaoldo wu seated. He fired one
lenf th dark balr. He usually shot through the. window, then
strikes between mldnitbt and S three more 1hot.a ln rapid suc·
a.m. in tho northeut Bronx and ce11lon, pollceaald. in Queens.
Court Overturiis . .
Dayton. Bus Plan
. WASHINGTON CAP)-The U.S. Sup~me Court ruled today that
lower courts went too far ln orderlna a 1chool de1egre1ation plan that
required forced buatns or some 18,000 pupU1 In Dayton, Ohio.
The court, in sending the Dayton ca.se back to the lower coul'U for a
new remedy, told federal Judi• to be sure to move cautiously In at·
tempting to solve school 1e1re1a·
lion problems. But the court did
not appear to break any new con-
stitutional ground ln tucb c es. ( IN SHORT J
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'SON OF SAM'?
PoUce Sketch
•
suarended .Buffalo. N.Y., po lceman P.hlllip
Gram&glla, hides his face 1D
a bat u he ls escorted from
his home after being charaed with first de1ree
manslaUihter in Saturday's
gan1 beatlnf death of a~aier.
Government Ui:g~s.
Tougher. Gas LaivS
WASHINGTON CAP> -The Carter admlol.Jtratlon la proPolin1 new
automobile mlleaae standards, malntaJnlnC thoy could evealu&µy ·
save 10bilUoo1.Uona oftuel a year. . .
The standarda, announced Sunday by TrauportaUon S.CretV)'
Brock Adams, 10 beyond thot-already approved by Con1rea1. · Under tbe new atand•rda,
paasenaer automobile• mamata.c. Ions-ranee standard of 27.S
lured in the United Statea ~ m1p.1 . by 1985.
have to achieve an avera1e luel Adama revealed the new atan·
( economy of 2.2 miles per caUon in darda on CBS-TV'• "Face the
1981 cara, 24 m.p.1. ln 1982, 26 Nation" in a news releaae.
m.p .•. in 1983 and 27 m.p.a. in "THESE STANDA-aDS ensure
1984. thiit the American public wtU. ·
THE DEPARTMENT OF baveavailabletnthenoxtdecade
Transportation aaid the 1tan· cara that . have •ood tuel
dards mea.Q Qarl will have to be economy, improved talety and
smaller and Utbter, with cno1t Jow em.laalont," buaJd.
enilA• having four or alll cyUn. "CU"I built ln th. earJy 1t80I to
deranoteight. mee' Uleae 1ta:ndud1 •bould ' Congress haa 1et atandards ot aave the ~ C:U' o~ about
18, 19 ahd 20 m,p .•. fQr model $1,000 ovnatb• Ute of :tb• vebl· year1im.1979 knd Ullo, ud a cJe,Adliii•IJd. I Mrs. Kaywood rapped Thom
for not belne serious and an-
nounced she'd vote acalnat the
fireworks permit. Thom at-
ta<.'ked her reaaonlnc
The justices, votlnt a.o. or·
dered Dayton sehool offtctals to
keep the deseJrefatlon plan in
force for another achool year
while the lower courts work out a
more limited remedy.
new prime minister, Menabem
Besln, 1ave them uylum after
Tahran. Japan and Hon1 Koaa
refused to take them. I NEW Y)RK
"You 're rea l cute," s he
snapped
"And you 're n hypocrtte," he
char1ed •
You get the notion that there
Ian 't mu<.'h love lost between this
Anaheim pair.
Yet the rireworkl debate wlll
rage on throulh another seaaon.
And we are totally Inconsistent
on the Issue.
PYROTECHNICS are banned
in the city of Newport Beach. But
yo'\t can buy them in quant1ty
rltht next door In Costa Mesa.
Fireworks can't be sold in
Laauna Beach. But you can buy
them quite le1ally just next door
In South Lquna. It's llle1al to
•hoot. fireworks on most city
beache. but nobody aeema to care on cowity beachea
'Yet reiardlus of the laws.
come the ni1ht of the Fourth of
July and thil coa.sUlno will Jt1ht u~llke they started World War J • • ou juat wait and see.
Panther lalled
BRAMPI'ON, Canada (AP) -
Black Panther leader Huey
Newton, en route from Cuba to
s tand tri al for murder lo
Callfornla, must remain ln a
Canadian jaJI at least until Wed·
nesday.
Immigration autbortUes con·
tlnued a deportation hearing,
opened Sunday, unUl Wednesday
because Paul Copeland, a Toron·
to lawyer repreaenUne Newton,
asked for time to aend for docu.
ments related to the Calltornia
homicide case. He claimed the
pape,.. would show Newton ls be·
101 held llle1ally.
&(ugee• St•rt .490111
TEL AVIV, Iarael (AP) -Six-
ty-1lx desUtute Vlet.nameae re·
fugeea be&an a new llf e in a de·
solate Israeli deaert town today.
An llraeli fret1hter re1cued
them from a lealdn1 fi1hln1 boat
In tbe South China sea. Israel 'a
An llraell ortlcia.I Hid the
United States m., admit about
ball (Jl them because tbey b.aye
relativet wbo escaped co th•
United State1 when the Com· munlata took over South Viet-nam.
DJUJOutl E....-ge•
DJIBOUTI (AP) - A ireen
and blue nac with a red 1tar was
hol1tod over the R~_publlc ol
Djibouti tod•Yi. •lcnllln• Ila ln·
dependence an.er 115 yoara of French colonial rat•. The
Ma11achuaetts·ll%e patch of saJt
and nnd at the southern end oC
the Red Sea beeorue• Africa'•
49th independent atate.
The new nation'• futur• ls
threatened b~ lta nel11tb0rt,
SomaJl• and Etb1opla, and the
lack of raourcea Hcept aalt and
tt.1 1trate1io location at the
aouthem entrance to the Red
Sea. The French 11rri1on wUJ re-
main to ~ the new natioft
and French aid will keep the
economy 101n1.
Rain Ac~ivity ¥.a:ri~d
Kentucky Town Hard Hit bj_ llainfal,l
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P&\RBL06SOM CAP) -A .. ytar~ld nsl·
dent ot tblt rural deNrt eotnmunlt1 bu beeD found
•bot to death ln a bOthOUst full ol marijuana p~ta
Lot ~tin CoJay •berilf'• offldab aald S\inday. ' DePuty MAnfn Cavantuth 1&1d Doutlu A. Cam9bell wu f<Mind ta tile bothoute on b1s property
by hia 76-year-old father. Ht had been 1bot once
'!'here were 270 manjuana plut.1 ln the buUdlne·
Caval\augh'said. '
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SIERRA MADRE (AP> -A bru.ah fire that
destroyed more than 2,000 acres or Angeles Na·
tlonal Forest bas been traced to an illegal campfire
Jeft burninf In Die Tujunea Canyon, according to
the U.S. Forest Service.
Flre nehtert expected to have the blaze. the
first major bf'\lab ftre of Ule year, under control this
momlna.
The 600 firemen from the Forest Service, state
Fore.try Dtvtalon and county Fire Department coo-
talned the flteSuq4'ay evening.
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QUlNCY (AP> -A dart-haired man with a
pony &aµ.b belnl aoueht In connection with the rirst
murder in J.>lumu County In 11At years, shertff'a de·
putles report.
Thex •-1d Richard Lyona, 30. and David Deon,
26, both of Quincy, were w alldna behind the Plumu
Club in clownio'lffl Quincy earfy Sunday when the
· man, who was heavy-set and about 5-feet-8, shot
Lyons in the ct.best.
They said ~be man also shot at Beon, but mis·
sed. He then fied on foot.
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SACRAMENTO <AP) -The percentage o(
mlnortUM at the Unlverall)' of California and the
two-year eomtnmllty colle1es dwindled between
1973 and uns. ••tale reportcboWI.
Minority enrollment 1.ocreued at slate 'co11ftea. :~
over the aame period from 10.$ to 21. 7.
The report by the California Postaecondary
EducaUoo Commlaslon ataU aald UC minority
enrollment declined from 30.S percent in 1973 to 19.9
percent ln 1975, while community college minority
enrollment wu falllni from 24~ to 20.8 percent.
Huey Johnson, 44 , of
Mill Valley, has been
named secr etary or
lhe sta le Resources
Agency by Gov Ed·
mund B rown J r .
Sohn.son will r eplace
Cl a i re Dedr i c k .
oamed to the Public
Utilities Commission.
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ottbe
G a1 reedom
parade.
Poli« said the on
than 100,000 J>otnOMXU.al
men and women and
hett rOMXual support.en
who aatr-ered ·SWiday
may have excMded tbe
au:e of the larte.t cS-.
monatrat1ons in the 1MOI
a1ai.nat the war In Viet-
nam .
MEANWHILE. about
200 pel"IOl15 marcbed In a
Gay l'Teedom para.de ln
Loa Anaeles. Similar
pa r ades were held In
other laree cities acroas
the country
The iaraest turnout
Hangover?
Cake 'Binge' Told
LOS ANGELES (AP> A lawyer bas
thre•tened lo take the issue of liquor-filled
cake to court If charees of public drunkenness
are not dropped against her lS-year·oJd client.
Attorney Rose Oda said her client bad not
been drinking but he did consume 17 of the
ltallan-made. rum soaked little cakes that are
said In candy stores a nd supermarkets for 2$
cents each.
Referring to a comment by a prosecutor
that the youth could not have eaten that many
rum cakes, Ms. Oda said : "I can euesa what
the trial will be like. . maybe we'll see 11 be get.I drunk or sick first.'•
'nle thrft-quarteT ounce cakes, with a 6
percent alcohol content. are being marketed
in the Los Angeles, San Francbco, Min·
neapolla, Bo6t.on and New York areu.
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OBSDVZU compar-
lnS tbe Im parade with
past eventa aald fewer
men were in dra1 and
more WOJJ>tn 'Vere
marclUJ.ll in tho parade.
Local aay leaders aald t'" record turnout waa abo spurred in part by
tbe recent 1avaie •l•Y·
in1 of a bomoexual city
fardener.
Robert HllJ1borou1h
wu killed tut week by
four youn• men who
•houled •·r.,cot, faacot"
as one of the men
atabbed HU.labc>roulh ~
Umea 1n the face and
Cb Pt.
POUCE BA VE arrut·
eel four men f~eatlon-
inC about the ~-Tb e parade wound
around a ahort downtown
rout. and ended at the
plaza in front of City
Hall. ·
ln Lo• Ao1ele1,
altboulb ~march wu
Four Earn
Degrees
Four Oranie Coast re-1Ident1 rec e lved
araduate degrees in
ceremonlee held at the
Claremont Graduate
Scbool.
Co.ta Mesa reaidenta
Chari• Fox and Left.eris
Lavraku received their
doctorates while
Patricia Black of
L•tuna Beac h ana
Rlebard Lee of El Toro
r,.eeived ma1ter1
dttreea .
<::unmc=rdal
~on a $10.000 tbneC~ar~lil)M.
120 mont • at an pe1 r
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Marital Discord - A counselor helps establish a
starting point and guidance, for husband and
wife.
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people are becoming dependent on alcohol
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a treatment program are needed.
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T-.xing H ome S&les
One of the problems f acmg a middle-aged couple
when the kids have gone 1s what to dO with the house
that hos suddenly become too big and too difficult or
expensive to muintain.
It doubtlc!-is can be sold for a good price in the
preicnt inflated market. But the difference between
the original price and the seUlng l)tice will be subject
to the capital gains tax unless lt goes toward the
purchase of another residence.
Perhaps the couple d~sn ·t ·want a hou e any
more They might IUce f.o try apartment living, or take
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:Scouts' Deadline Near
.. HELP" says the flag flying at the Sea Scout
bate iti Newport Beach. It's a messa1e county residents ought to heed.
The Oran1e County Boy Scout Council bas until
Tburs<lay to get $144,000 in pledges and donations in
oriler to qualify for a $442,000 donation from the state
tidelands lund!.
All of the money will be combined to pay for a
milJion-dollar remodeling of the base to turn it into
the Youth Aquatic Center, a waterfront facility which
would serve all organized youth groups in the county,
not just the scouts.
The scouts need ~veryone's help and they need it
r\ght away if their plan is to succeed.
We strongly uriO residents to give or pledge
something to the Orange County Boy Scout Council so
that the project can get under way.
Not only will it provide an asset for the youth of
the county, but tt will be an esthetic improvement to
that area of West Coast Highway since plans call for
makingpartsorthe base a "window to the bay."
New Bighwag Ba: a rd?.
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The Rising
Cos t of
Technology
D.-ar
Gloo1ny
Gu~
Weary Truckers Cite Pressure
(SYDNEY HARRIS J
One of the lei.sonli "e :-.hould
have learned last wanll'r and I
wonder if we did •!) that 19
muny war. we an• far 1ns
equipped to deal w1t'h c:rippllnl(
cold and snowst<>rm~ tl)al\ our,
grandpart'nts wt-r~ J
The really odd. and l"lm1noos.
thmg about much technology is
Note the Pilot kept the
spirit of Irreltvant Week
b>: printing article;, on
Amy Carter'ti trip to
Tut'son, 141 Amin' latest
game of hide-and-seek and
the creation of the
Salamander Protection
Agency.
BORED
that the better
1t gets, the
more vu l
nerable we
become In
our electronic
and ml'l'h
an11cd
societ y. an
old·fash1oned
act of nature
like a bhzzard
ao• therei was usually enouflb an
· -·-1fte-basement 'Jfantn-to keep a
l ram UY well nourJfb.«f ror a cou
pie dt.week• if Mid be.
is apt to do more dama C" \h~
was possible an gt'andpa'1 time.
We ar" simply not t up to ha"-
dle it.
We can bei.tm with !'omethine
as trivial as our clothing. and
work our way U!) from t)lere
Grandpa took to long jo~s or red
flannels. because bis l'louse was
cold much of the time Our un
derwear. If any. is a JOke when
the wlnd whistles through the
windowpanes Especially those
new synthetic materials. which
are clammy t•olcf to the touch at
any lime.
WE DON'T hU\C an extra IQa~
or coal in the ba:.tment. ~ he
did. or a couple of rord~ M
hardwood under tho hoUM. We
don't have a horRe and buggy or.
bttter ~till. a llle1gh We don't
have an old fus h1 oned wood
burning parlor lltovc which can
heat up a house for better and
faster Lhan most duct systema.
1( drift.a block us off frcun1 thd
ttrocery store for a few days. we
are in trouble. Bu~ grandma did
her.own preserving and banrUrie.
On aJarger scale. we are totally
dependent upon <he uUllt} com
panaes. If they go out. we go out.
We have sacnf'iced our former
autonomy for a j?reat deal or
comfort aitd <'oftvenlence but
those are all centralized now.
and out of our individual hands.
Our plumbing is t'onnected to the
tity sewer system. our be.ting
and cooking facilities mlly be
piped '" for thousand• or miles,
and we art• impotent to Jury.rl&
subslttutes
SO FAR. we have obsl'rved
mostly the benefits of our
mushrooming technology, but
there is a dark side to that moon.
as lhis cruel winter gave us an
ugly ilimpse of Conservatives
are fond of sayinJ( about J(overn
ment. "Any government b11t
enou&h to give you what you wunt
n bes enough to take away what
you've got. ·and the same home
• ly axiom applies to our
technology bf\y 'Ystem h11t
enouah to provide our comfort."''
big enough to forfeit them 1r 1t
breaks down
This is the part we haven't un
derstood yet just as. in a Rnm
met context. we fail to un
derst@~ that. the growth of
'nuclear weapons may make ul'I
.. stronger" but al the 11ame time
far more vulnerable to global ex
tlnctibh. •
WASHINGTON Those tbun-
derin1. 18-wheel t:rucks you en
counter on the hlehwaya may be
driven by men who are physical
ly fat11ued Crom too many hours
on the road.
A pounding tractor.trailer.
with an exhausted man at the
wheel. 1s a
menace to the
other traffic
The grim
statistics In
dicate that
the accident
he may cause
will kill 30
auto passen
aers Cor every
trucker• ho dies
Yet the trucking companie5.
plaeued by higher gas prices and
tower speed llm1t.s, are driving
their semi trallera slower and
their men harder We have been
bombarded walh complaints
from truck drivers who claim
they're workinC 15-hours days
and 70-hour weeka
Thia It permitted. incredibly,
by antiquai.d eovernment re·
gutallont Some companies push
their drivers to the exhaustion
point, a practice known in truck
in& circles a1 ··maximum utiliza·
lion."
·"They wring every ounce of
work from you.·· a North
Carolina driver told our reporter.
Tony Capaccio. ··For every 70·
hour week you log in . it might
have actually taken 100 hours to
accumulate "
COMPLAINED another
veteran of the road 'They don't
itive you a chance to be rested I
· wa~ an the Korean War and had
more llme to myself than now.··
Spokesmen Cor the trucking in-
dustry said the economic impact
would be "ruinous" 1f the govern·
ment should hmit the work week
of truck drivers. There is no
evidence. they contend, that the
lone ha'1ls pose a safety threat.
They clt.e atudlca lndicatine that
mott tnsckl.111 accident. occur in
the ftnt three hours of a shift.
Thia, however. ls Questioned by
Transportation Dept. experts,
(JACK ANDERSON J
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who are worried about weitrinesa
on the hiahways
WATCH ON WASTE: Some 165
postal supervisors. with nothing
better to do. have been shadow·
in& postmen on their routes. The
supervisors have been lnstNCted
to walk behind the pc>Jtmen. pre·
aumably et.. a discre•t dlatan~. lo evaluate the length ol po1l11l
routes
Thus. on some selected routes.
hQusebotden have been eettinc
two postl&J employes (qr ihe price
of one. TtiiJ has not unfortunate-
ly. improved mall aervices. But
it has 11ven 165 supervisors. who
had been declared surplua.,
somethtni to do
F1ral. the exce11s 11upervisonJ
were hustled off t.o Norman.
Okla .. for training In route .,...
aminalion. Then they were flown
to scattered towns to rollow
postmen around
To Lhe belt or our calculatlon.s
these supervisory walkathons
have beet! costing th• taxpaye~
about $50.000 a week One
supervisor provid~d u~ with his
itemlied ex.pense"account. Each
week. he drew over $100 to p~y
his hot.el blll, another S90 for u
weekend flight home. still
another $90 for per diem This
was paid, of course. on top of his
$18.000 annual salary
A spokesman acknowledged
that the POltal Service haB been
shadowing P<l&'tmen -the Pt'lter
to leam about their problem•. ht
said. He1ould not. confirm our
S.W.OOO·a-wee:k figure bu~ ureed
our calculatlon.s &RQ~~r,~ cJ~t
to the marlt. lf•rJnii$L~d.
ho.ever. there were. nat always
185' 1upervi8or1 in f.he field.. At
th11 writinc. he said. only 60 mel'I
are involved in the ~ro}ect. A• for
it• value. he sa1di "It's better
than h4Vllll them ~illiQg arouf¥1
In their post offices· 1ind doing
nothlna."
S P 0 R T S S ClA:N ;I> At :
Con1reumen are grumbling
privntely over the }o'ederal Com
mun1cutions Commission'!\ c FCC1 failure to crack down on .
tol~v1~L'<i sporb.
Roth ABC and CBS have been
1mpltcatt'd in alleged payoffs to
athletes A Built more grand jury
1s inquirinit into the alleged rig-
ging of a reccllt boxing to11mey.
promoted by entrepenuer Don
King and televised by ABC. CBS
has been charged with paying the
losin1 players in u tcnnii toum1&·
ment biJled as ''winner-talce-411"
matches
Both ne~works maintain com· . ple\e !nnoeel\ce, ~ny iUe1ialit.an,
tf)ey !I~. were not tllelr doinj
~\It , '1iPd the si:enct, the
HQ~se rnmuqlcat.ions sub(!om-
m1ttee UI, criucat of the FCC's
h•ndlin&.9t the invesU&aUon The
subcom;11lttec: hu been informed
that the FCC has left 11 up to the
network ~xecut1ves to c:onducl
their ow" internal investica-
tions 11\• commission won't in-
tervene. ticcording to govern-
ment 11awces. unlest> it ii dis-
tathfled .. with the network's
result.a.
The Best •t ' p • • '
Investments
Economics ha11 to be the most
inexact science
The rules considered inviolable ror generation• don"t work any
more
Whut 1t means to yoa is:
Houses used to depreciate, used
to become
worth leu
eac h vear .
~'OW lhl'\'
become wonh
more euch
year .
R 11w land
used to be a
sure-fire in-
'l es tm e nt.
Now your pro·
Cits from raw land appredaUon
can be conaumf'd by Iner ~
ttxu.
to match entl'enchcd government ·.
Pt'Otrum11. ~hu." 1t ts th t tbe Nobel Prbe ·
now aoea &o lh mos&. con·
,. rv;at1vt" economist -llut
Fr1c:dmun. I
He ur1ies progressively l.u
iovunmcnt interrcrence with
the marketplace. • •
He ay8 Br1tuan Is doine !>O bad-
ly bec:lu e th(' Rrltlsh govern-
ment tr\Od to i;pend itl>elf rich.
Go' ernmen~. C\•en 118 people,
c·un onl~· spend th('m4ielve!l poor.
He ~uyll Japun 1s dotng well
becaUlll' Jupun"• aovernment
spend1ni l8 onc·thlrd what Bn-
tain's Is, one-half what ours Is.
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sreep Can Be d Useful Work Partner
CHARLES
McCABE
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out would be the ones I could live
with mmaktng my estimate "
I "
v
ye art
ohUdron. ,
He 1.sd 'd r nUy don a few tu.ms on the •t•t• t la An1e • fmprovilatlon comedy elub,
work solo, "but a nd·up comedy ls kind or dif.
fttult," wryly admhted.
"(doubt lf I can bl a atandup comedian. I can
do concerti where I do 1ketcb work with a lot of peo.
pie, 10 I've be1un, lookln1 ln that direc·
,. lion ..• also th re'• 4 one-man play I'm tryin1 to
tie up." p
D FALL, OE'U.. DO,a
pUblicTV, ''TbeAff of Mt. PUJr.''
For 11.U&ht, be'll be ~ fJll ma new no•
cated TV Mlia with die diltllilW.beicl roek mumc
&roup, Sha Na Na. He'll Pit¥ a joke-crackiPI cabbfe
taJled ·~b Gross, the~ Comic." •
I SCbreibu, «> ... a c CllO native wbo sot •tart· -r In 1M> ile a member of Cbicqo'a famed • 'SecOnd
Qty" lmpioriaaUona1 troupe. It wu lru.td troup ~ee years latfl' that he met BOiston comlc Jac.k furns
WHICH LED TO CREATION OF the sketch
comedy team ol Burns ancS Schreiber, who quickly
utabliahed names tor themselves on late-nisht taJk
shows, variety shows and on the concert circuit.
• The team split once in 1970, Schreiber says,
"Got a problem" Then wnte to Pat Duma. Pat will
cut red)ape, getung the. aruw~ra and action JfOV neld
to 1olue i~tie• "' gounnment and bul1ne11. MriU
your 'l~•tWM to Pat Dunn, At Your Snvlce, Orange
Coa1t DailJI PUot, P.O Bor 15'i0, Cottti MelO, CA
12626 Ai man11 letter1 01 po1:nble will~ ~red.
but phorl«l mquinea or letter• not mcluding the r~ader'1 full name. addreu and bwtneu houra' phoM
number cannot be con1adered. Th11 column oppeora da1·
/JI ezcept Saturda111. '·
Bow Lonfl'• Too ~on9 oa 'l'O%n1
DEAR PAT: How long can a person not pay his
property tax in California before his property is
sold for back taxes? I always thouaht it was three
years. I'd olso like lo know what happena to a
person who didn't pay his property tax one year, but
has paid every year since them.
R.G., CapistrapoBeacb
Callfornla law allow1 five years' property tax deltnq~ before the property ls taten aDcl told
for bact tuet. For eumple, If you don't pay )'OUI'
Jt1t-77.property taxes (J .. ly t -Jue 3t fl.eat 1e~;·
yoa would be coualdetff dellnqaeat July 1, llTT.
Your property then could be "tax deeded" to Ute
county .Ja.ly 1, 1182 and prepared for pabllc avetton
the followlnc October. Dellaqatat property tUet • '·
can be paid a& any Ume dmtai tbe nve.year period, '
bat late payment a114 iiaeludff a bllh iiaterest''',',,
penalty. One 1kJpped JUt' Of paylia& property tue1
caa result ln tbe property beta& tu deeded, even it
1ucceedln1 years' tallea bave been paid. If tbe-4:oaa·
ty takes your property, you can reclaJm lt If you pay
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In the DAILY PILOT
uq GOT a Sood start
on them, and then we
stomped them out," said
"Turner. "They seem to
be real •low in a breeze."
Tb• AmerJca '• Cup
Committee Ol the New ~ork Yacht cluti clocked
~maaeoua at ~· fln11b ort ihe 12"' mile
trianaular course two
·minutes and S4 seconda
ahead ol Enterprise un-~l Lowell North ln the ~~erpiile.
Ted Hood maneuvered
ndependence, the
newest ot the American
12-metert, to a aeven
•ecood jump on
'Couras-. at the start,
but Tumer mana1ed to
narrow lb• aap and waa
lJ leconc!I ahead of the
slater Kini'• Point Syn-
dicate boat at the second
mark.
Sloop
Richard Rauff'• aiine
R-Claaa •loop Debra,
South Sore Salllng Club
wu the wtnnet Saturday
in Bahia Corinthian
Y acbt Club's Portaavouth
Handicap rue, a feature
of tile St.an and StriPes
Relatta. unner -up was
Estrella Linda, a Solln1
sloop tailed by Guton
Ortiz, Balboa Yacht
Club, and third waa
Sidewinder , an
Erlcaon·3ha1Jed by Dick.
Blue.,BC'YC.
f Catamaran Wins .
Magazirw Trpphy .
The Tornado catamaran wu attarded the Best
Pedormance trophy br. Y acbtm1 M*'azlne after six
' tac•• in the mqaline 1 ninth 00.0f ·A·Kind Resat· ta held at the Carlyle Saillq AllQClaUaa. Carlyle, Ill.
The Tornado'• aklp-
per wu Keith Notary,
Merritt Island, Fla. Tbe
catamaran alao won the
division for multltiuJ
and wu awarded t
prize for the fastest bOat.
A monr the com·
petlUora was actor Bud·
dy Eblen, Balboa laland,
at the beJm of hll ae..foot
catamerut, PolynesJan
Concept. 1allln1 aaaJnst
a fhet that Included
several Ol)'mpic medal
wlanera apd world
:bamplcma.
Complete results of
the unique regaua, in
wblcb boata of all kinds
aall a1almt each other
on a hlndicap basis, can
be low'4 in t.be July 1 ii· Loki Wins l?JeofYacbting.
. Cook Lead Ovemight • •
Loki, aalled by Joe Motn:tained '
Smith of the bolt club.
waa the over.all and Bettr Cook, the only
ClaH A wbuler Sunday WOIPaD drivu in open
ln CaJUt,tmio ~Yacht elua ~powerboat
Cl u &~1' Oeeanald • competttton. continued
Ovendlbtrace,thethlrd her' lead 111 national
of tbe current Ocean polatl "'1Nte a tecond
R ada1 Serl•• for pla~ ftnla'h bl tile 192·
PerfCll'IDance Handicap mile Laite Huron race.
RaclaiJ'leit1acbt.1. Cook took over tbe TropbJwinn_..: ltadenb.lp for national
OVER·ALL-1. Lokl; polnt1 in the rugged
2. Mimi, Tom Nebrbu, sport wtth ber win in the
DPYC; 3. Wlndrunner, Buabmilla Grand Prix
Paul Tlmoa, Capo BYC; here list March. She 11 a
'· Funny Feelln, Pete realdent of Newport
ll•ad•, capo BYC; 3. Beaeb. 11.,10 M~m, Jack Cookwuabletomaln-o.,, Coo BYC. tatn Mr Potnts lead by
CLASS A -L Loki; z. llnllhfnl onb' as seconds
K i m l ; 3 • M a I l c behind JOfJY Ippolito ln Muabroom; 4. Con-the Lake Hmon race.
taaloua, Ken Kuhn. Capo Current point standings
BYC. for the tlrst five drivers
CLASS B -J 1. Win· In natJonal competition •runa.r; 2. Funny ar•: Cook, 1,147; IP·
P'Mlla; 3. Torrey, Dave pollto. 1,0U· Joel
Cooptr; 4. BoJantln, Halpern, SM: Preston
Bt&4 WiUlama, Capo Henn, 838, and Rocky ave. Aoki, 7t7.
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ep Talk Helps
LA Gain Split
CINCINNATI (AP> -An old·
habloned pep talk helped
mana&er Tom Luorda keep his
LOI Ancel• Dod&era •~ sames ahead ol the Cind.nnaU Reeb in
tbe Natioaal Leacue'1 Western
Dlvllioo.
, .. , told them we were there
I <rirat place> be<:a\.lse we were a
Sood ball club," Laaorda said of
bis talk with the reaulars prior to
the second eame of Sunday's
doublebqder with the Reds. "We
bad bounced black before and I
told them 1 believed. we could
bounce back again."
The Dodgers did bounce back,
scortnc six nm.a in the fint in·
nine and coastln1 to a 9-3 victory
o.rvr .. ••••
O..•llel 1 cd $130
which save them a split of their
four-iame aeriea with th• Redl. The Reda won the opening
game of the doubleheader 5-4
1 behind the hittin1 of first
b•seman Dan Driessen. 1 ••n was an excltinc series,
equal to any World Series," said
1 Lasorda alter Sunday's game,
whicb attracted sellout crowds
for the third stdigbt day to set a
club record.
The series saw the Dodgers de-
f eat the Reds' pitching ace Tom
Seaver in the opener, then lose a
.pair o( one=run games before
winning Sunday's niahtcap.
"I felt like after we beat
Seaver, we ml1ht be able to
sweep all four, but they bounced
back too," Lasorda said. .-
The 1pllt kept the Reds from
ainln1 any groun • tbe
front·runnlng Dodgers cut by
lour the number ob 1amea
between the two team a.
.. The season aln 't over ,.
declared Reds mant1 t Sparky
Anderson. "We've 1ot to play
like crazy. They wol\'t come back
to ua. We aot to win aeven of our
last nine aealnst them and t~n pick up two other games
somewhere else."
Watson on Top
The Reda weJ"e done in by a
•amr.le of the Dodeera' newly-
dlap ayed power in the second
1ame.
Steve Garvey's two home runs
eave the Dodgers a total of 91 ~
far this year, equal to their entire
output last seuon.
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Says Open Victor
OAK. BROOK, Ill. (AP> -
The two key shots, said Tom
Ylatsoo, came on the 14th and
17th holes.
C "Yep, they dad it," s1.1d the
~estem Open winner who had
clotln• 69 Sunda1 for a tiv~ nder-par 283.
t
W ataon took the lead for
eepa on the Utb when be
lanted a rune-Iron three feet
om the pln and dropped the
utt tor birdie three.
f .. , ~t if I played e\'en tar COmin& lo after 13, I could
yln." he added. "And that ntne-
tton OQ 14 really set me up.'' n
t hliD flve under par for a
e-atroke lead at tho time over
veru ehillenam.
On tM 17S.yard 13tb, Wataoa
aaeld the 1reen. But bi1 cblp
)De(i the hole and he dropped
fouM«it putt (or J>&r.
"My puttlnt wasn't 1reat,
en 1omewbat 1baltyb but l
t • lat ot food i?OM... • •aid.
be putt I made at 17 wu
fortunate, maybe the luckiest of
the year.
"I booked my• drive and the
ball went through the green Into
the frtnie.
"The ball had a slight cut and
an c>fflclal said I could chante
it," continued Watson. "I
always use a putter from the fr·
illae. I bad the pin taken out
and went for the bole. The 16--
foot putt bit dead cent~ and
plopped ln tor a birdie. If it
hadn't ione in, I'd have been
six feet past,"
The pUtt ,PUt Watson in com·
mand with a two-1tr0ke edto.
He threi-putted the 18th for a
bOJ•Y, milafrij Crom· 12 feet. He
won hit ~nd Weatem Open
by one 1troke over Johnny
Miller incl W&llJ Armatron1. ·~be :P\rtt didn't t'Dean a lot,
but I didn't like to tftd ot1 a note
Hkt tbat, • h• said. "I was
thlnkJJla abloUt aomelhii11 elie at the time."
Watton &mated $1,000 of bis
'jackpot to Ule Evans ScbOlan
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semiflJi.ala a&a.lnst Evert.
Kine scored fewer points
against Evert than Tracy Aust.in.
the ti-year-old sensation who lost
6·1, e-1 to the ebamplon in the
reViO\d round.
vet play8d mmeculat.e ten·
nia and blocked Kina'• etlorta to
go M> the net for volloys. In the
first five aames KJnt scored
eight points, never more than
two In one 1ame.
She began the second set by
winnine another service game,
passing her opponent at the net
for theOrsttlnte in the match.
But Evert continued to drive
deep into the back corners of the
court encl nctlned the initiative. -Sli s,; ore · an e.
Evert coo ly strode to victory
with some of her best strokes in
the final game, including a
clever lob and scorching
forehand cross-court pass .
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NEW YORK (AP> -Just one
wee.k qo, aft.er a blowup with _pvbUJ:tz super 1tar R IJI• •
iJ C three con.secull •
losses to the Red Sox in Bostoa. f
Billy Martin had the rum#
mongers out ln force •llYlna
was 1oin1tobefired.
Today, after a three-ca
sweep of the same Red Sox
Yankee Stadium, Marlirt'•c
once again appears secure
barring another brawl wt
Jackson, the Yankees• $2 '
m11Uonsluuer. i
Martin was able to Joke a
his status Sunday after t
Yankees swept the aeries
pusblng acrOIS a run for a W vi
tory alter the Red Sox bad scor
three times to tle the score in
top of the ninth Inning.
"There are ru1hs and lows
this game,'' Martin Hid. •
thins is, you have to have OWDerf
and people you work for .stick
with you In the lows. When'Wfl
lo1t thole three in Boston, tbe ~
Jy shock was that they were loinl
to fire the manaaer.11 Boston10-
in1 to fire manager Don Zimmer.
now?''
any PubliShtd repor:tt I
Mond-.y hid Martin btint
by Y aokees owner George
brenner, who flew to netrolt
meet with bis manager, Jae
and club p tdent Gabe Paul
Steinbrenner may have had tha\
thought in mind. He also may
have bttn talked out of lt by Paul
and several playm •ho aupport-
ed Marun. . .
"I wish we cou1cl play tbo Red
Sox more Often," Martin u.lcl
after the two club& drew 1S1,48G
fans for theweek~~es. "Jt.11 aood (or the rans. Why did th~
• cut the humt,ft~'M 11m11n cu t _,_;. .. ,.. solve myoWn,.-obJemi, bUttcan
1olve the commJe: loner;.-1 now .&i~:.-~!:...:.~.:.::..i~Q~.-.. I'll 1ell;.cSe:lt.ru.:t in the Dft1 U
mlnut 'wb6n Geor1el'f'Stebi· · brenner®m In"
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aUlfactory cooduton. Tom SaeYa, aecond
in the Indy soo. on at Pocono JY·
J11&ntore!'a,
Hoit· Sizzle
In London
American Spikers
Top West Germam.
LONDON (AP> -Alberto
·Ju~a of Cuba and Mike
Boit of Kenya, the two beat
IOC).meter runners in the world,
continued playing their game of
cat and mouse u each won a
divhlon ol the 800 meters Sunday
at the Debenham Jubilee Games.
Jn a bizarre scene. confusing
most of the capacity crowd of
20,000 at the Crystal Palace, Boit
won the first eecUon of the mo ln
1:45.68,' with Juantorena, the
Olympic 400 and 800-meter
champion. seated at the finish
line watching the race.
Then Juantorena, world record
holder in the event with a clock
ing of 1:'3.5, raced in a separate
division of the race, coasting to
victory in 1:45.50.
One year ago al the Montreal
Olympics, the two rivals were
kept apart when Kenya Joined
the Afncan nations boycotting
the Games.
This time, politics wasn't the
reason they were kept apart.
Boil arrived on Thursday and
told meet officials that be was too
tired to run in the 800. That news
apparently prompted Juan·
torena to race in the 400 Saturday
,_which he won impressively -
in addition to Sunday's 800
meters.
Bolt, apparenUy realizing that
Juaatorena had run a hard fOCI
rnetera. approached meet of·
ficlala Sunc1a1 and asked if h~
eould switch from the mile to the
800. They happily agreed, but
Juantorena then threatened to
pull out of the 800 race.
Boit then was returned to the
mile field. but. Steven Ovett, a
2l·year--old Britlab Olympian.
threatened to withdraw if Bolt
was re-entered.
Ovett beat Olympic champion
and world record bolder John
Walker of New Zealand Sunday
in a fut mile race, in which nine
runners broke four minutes.
OveU's time wu 3: !14.69. Walker.
troubled by a sore calf, faded in
the final lap and finished fourth in
~:55:911 behind Wilson Waigwa of
Kenya (3 : 55.15' and An
Paunooen of F'anald 3: 55.65.
Don Quarrie of Jamaica won
the Jubilee 200 meters in 20.89.
Alejandro Casanas, Cuba, and the
llO·meter hurdle• In 13.54.
followed by WiUio Davenport, In
13.11.
OELSENKJRCHEN, Weat
Germany <AP> -The United states llMll'I tract tum proved
too Itron& f« the West.Germans. acortq a lJ.8.lOC victory in a dual
track and field meet here.
The U.S. men were led Sunday
by Nell Pyke, who set an
American record in the 10,000-
meter walk with a tJme of 42
minutes, 22.6 aeconds.
Pyke walked most of the race
without being seriously
cballqed u the crowd of 15,000
repeatedly cheered him on.
It was the American men's
10th consecuUve dual meet vie·
tory over the West Germans. The
women's team lost 84-61 to the
West Germana, their second de·
feat in eight meets. West '
Germany won the meet on the
baais of aggregate points,
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STAMFORD, Conn. -Walter
Kennedy. who presided over the
National Baaketball Asaocla·
tion's growth tnto a major leaaue
in the 1960s, died of cancer.
Kennedy called himself "a
man for my time" during his 12
years as commissioner of the
major pro ba.sketball leaaue.
"I'm reth1.nc because of my
health and became I think tlUI fs
a new era.'' Kennedy said in an
interview about three months
before be retired on June 1, JJ75.
''The day of the atroni eom-
mi11ioner is over. The cotnmon
draft and many other thlnJa
l)asic to •ports are beln1 qu.es·
tloned and perhaps ch ans ed."
A spokesman for St. Joseph's
Hospital said Kennedy was
operated on one year ago f« a
malignant melanoma of the back
and for the put year wu receiv-
tn1 lmmunotberapy treatments. Tw~ mootbs ago blood test.a re-
vealed the cancer had spread to
the liver.
ajor League Standings
1977
MATADOR
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Bos too
New York
BalUrnore
Cleveland Milwaukee
Detroft
Toronto
W L
41 28
40 31
37 34
34 33
35 36
31 38
28 43
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.493 7
.«9 10 .m 15
Minn_.. 40 31 .583
Cbicqo 38 31 .551 1 Anseta ~ n .515 3""
KanaatClty 38 N .514 3""
Tnu 33 35 .485 5'n
Oakland 30 89 .435 9
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winter to make aborts for the
movies and play 1olf. He was
a lix·b.andi:!:J.oller. a very clever left.. er," Sta.ta re-
call a.
"The Babe was a real sreat
type ol player and be bad a
terrltlc awtna with the bat. He
was very relued aod had a
:ol of power a.ad apeed.
·'He could wblp the bat
· around with er.at speed and
that's what made him such an
.outstanding golfer ...
How about thoee exhibition
eames in Brooklyn against
lhe Yankees. Ia there any one
game that stands out?
·•we bad a game with them
one Ume ..,here we were
ahead by three or four runs ln
the ninth inning.
·•All of a sudden, something
happened and they were
ahead. Ruth hit one out with
two ln"1 on base. We juat
couldn't beat them, even In
sprlne tralnin$t."
r
baseball. Tiie DaUon•a
new p pen beadllaed bla
mes\ f coutract ol re-
.,cel •. '°" th.re yHn ln lhel .
00•1 Statz r~c•ll tbo
av r: 1alary of other
players at th aameoer:tod?
"The averu real good
player was iellinl between
$10,000 and $14,000
"But nobody bearud1ed
Ruth the money ht was et-
linf. He wu drawln( them ln
· at the box office and he slart-
ed a trend lo 1ei other
salaries \lP there loo
"In bis time, there wasn't
anybody clOM to him."
Two of Stati• most
treasured keepsakes from the
eame are a pair or baseballs
autographed by Babe Ruth.
"l mi&hl part with one of
them for $2,500," be says
without enthusiasm for such a
deal.
la there any comparison
between Ruth and Aaron?
"I feel they were quite dif-
ferent in all respects. Aaron
was rlabt·handt<l and Ruth
was left-handed and it goes on
from there.
"No, there'll never be
another Babe Ruth. He was
not only a great ball player
but a wonderful euy,
personally."
That's the confirmed op1·
nion ofStau. a man wllo knew
the Babe and played golf and
baseball against him in his heyday.
••
Bell~r Girl Unbeaten
New Gymnastics Star
Donna, who works out four
hours a day, thinks there's
something wron1 with the prac·
tice of some countries, notably
the Soviet Union and Romania.
that subsidize the training of
their world-class athletes, hold·
ing them to strict regimens
··1 would oeve,r wapt to work
knowlng I have to," 1he says.
She mentiODB Olga Korbut, the
Russian who won three cold
medals and a silver In 1972
"Olga wanted to become an ac·
tress and the &overnment would
not let her. They said the Olym
pies were coming up and that she
had to compete.··
Uon'L boyfriends. parties and
after-school basketball games
lure Donna aw.ay from her own
regimen ?
"I really don't feel lhal I'm
missing things," she says "J re·
ally enJOY what l'm doing.··
"Be11ides I really don't like
basketball or football or even
baseball anyway . . . Football is
boring. ll's just a lot of guys run
ning up and down, tackling each
other.''
Donna began competing alter
the 1968 Olympic Games. In·
spired partly by Cathy Rigby, the
top American Olympian then and
in 1972, and partly by a friend
who'd Joined a local recreaUon
iroup.
She belongs to the Kips, a
private rroup of about 40 gym
nuts who compel• locally and regionally.
Donna I.ravels often and .:oes
each evening lo work out after
school, so "I sometimes only see .
my parents when 1 1et home and
lb en we all go to sleep.•'
Her parents go with her lo
meets In California but often, u
last wee.It. she travels as far
away as New York with her team
or Frank Bare. a former om·
nast and executive director of the
U.S. Gymm)SlJcs Federation.
She recalls the first time she
traveled by aJr to a competition.
al age 11. when her teammates
warned her she must wary of ·
gravity changes after takeoff.
• · 1 was coloring with crayons
. . . and when we took ore I held
on to them so they wouldn't set
away. Then J saw a stewardess
walkmg by with Cokes and things
so I let go of one of the crayons.
Nothing was floating around. J
looked up and my teammates
were all laughing '•
Donna made lhe Olympic trials
last year but placed oaly 23rd,
close to the bottom. "I was tern
ble on the beam. My floor ex
erclses were not too good and my
bars really weren't either."
But Bare says tbe already
formidable performer should get
better m the next three yean.
Donna says her aoal is to make
the Olympic team for the
Moscow Games in 1980.
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Olea.ria t>am• from
far back to w1t\ th•
llll.lGD Hollywood Oau
-.1U» two nca euUer,
J>terce rode lon1•hot
Gaelic JD.as to vidar)' in
the fourtb annual All·
st. Jockey race.
Fa...S Talae& Voua.
• wtao bad won four of her
live llfe-tlme alarla.
rtnbhed third in the
HoUywood Oaks, a
1 ~·mile raee for 3·year ·
oldnlllet.
Glenarla. who carried
116 pounda including
jockey Bill Shoemaker.
was timed in l 48 4/S in
acorlng a "•·length vie·
tory. The winner paid
Sl0.20. ~.«>and $3.20
One Sum flolahed
second and relurned
~.40 and Jl.40. Ta\aei Vou1 paid $2.60 lo ahow
Pierce won a $'1,SOO pro
prize and the Alvaro
Pin eda Memorial
Trophy for his effort
aboard Gaelic Kine. who
won by five lengths.
Other jockeys compel
Int. in their order of
llnlah, were Darrell
M c H BC' e u e . Edd 1 I!
Del ahouaaye, Sandy
Hawley, Chris McCar
ron. Anael Cordero,
Fernando Toro .
S hoemaker. Chuck
Baltazar and St eve
Cauthen
BIUIR9 .403
BLOOMINGTON ,
Minn. -Mlnneaola's
Rod Carew slammed
lour hits Sunday and
boosted his major
leaaue·leadmK balHna
averaee lo 403
The five time
American League bat
lin1 champion homered,
doubled and sineled
twice in five official at·
bata. He drove In six
runs and scored rive in
the Twins· 19-12 victory
over Chicaao.
Rae!~ 1t'l11nn-
MONTEREY Don
Breidenbach, 27. o (
Oakland flashed lo a
wt.re-to-wire victory in
the second 11rn Sports
Car Club of America
Can·Am Cballen1e race
Sunday at Laauna Seca
Raceway. averaging
109.99 mllea an hour in
bia Tropicana Lola
before 18,000 fans.
Breldenbac h 's
triumph, hiS first in a naajor race. 1ained him
the '5,800 winner'• share
of the $30,000 prl•e
money.
Elliott Forbes
Roblnaon ol La Cr~cen
ta.. who pushed BreJden
bacb bard ln the early
lap1, encountered
nieebanical problems
wUb hh Lola and
dropped back lo finish
LN aeconda behlnd the ......
.... .,
II ,our ball happen• &o b• 1n c.1ual wat.r 1n a
~nd trap, Yo" mu1t droP the bill to 1n ltH with·
'" th• eonf1nH of th• haurd to HUP9 penalty.
However, vou may drop out of the hanrd and
Kc1p1 • one shot ~nalty.
I 'uaa••t that any Mriou~ 10Cf•r spend '°m•
time with a Aul• of Golf bootc, 9'ita1labl• for 25
cents from the Un1t•d States Golf Auocl11ion,
40 E 381h St , Nt• York. N. Y. ... ,, ,__ .,.
CIF's Top Player
Headed for OCC?
The CIF 4-A baseball co-player of the year could
play at Oraoee Coaat College next sea.son if h!s
former rugh achool coach doesn't land a collere
position.
Tim Maner o( S¥ Goraonio Hieb <San
Bernardino>. a left-banded pitcher who led hi.a
team to the CIF 4·A cbampionablp, i• cuJTenUy
playing for OCC's team ln the summer
Metropolitan Lea1ue. He toued a four-hitter re. cently against UC Irv.toe.
Bul b1a atatus f0r next year i. up in the air, ac·
cording to Pirates coach lllke Mayne
Form~ San Goreooio Hlah coach BUI Kernan.
now an assistant al OCC, is one of the leadln1 can-
dldatm for the head baseball post at El Camlno
Colleee. says Mayne. "It Bill 1eta the Job, Tim will
probably 10 to El Camino.'•
Miner. who shared 4·A player of the year honora
with St. Paul's Andy Rbtcon, had only a 5-8 record
entering the CIF playorts as San Gorgonlo finished
in a second place Ue in the Citrus Belt Lea1ue.
But the 5·11, 165-pounder defeated St. Paul (1..0).
Moore League champjon Loni Beach Wilson (2·l>,
Sunset loo~ runnerup Edison (Huntington Beach>
<5·2>. Lot11 Beach Millikan (3·2} and Lakewood
(1·0 > ln the cbampionahip game.
Miner fired a lwo-bltter in the linaJe. In the five
playoff sames, Mtner did not allow an earned run tn
:U% lnninp and recorded a season earned run
avera1e of 0.56.
Because be hit so well, Miner wu selected to the
All·CfF team u a utility player. He balled .360 for
the season <also play1n1 first bue) and hit .410 in
tbe pla,yo!ta.
E ven 1f Miner does not decide to alt.end Orange
Coast. Mayne figureit to have a talented pltchtn&
staff
Bob Hudson <Ei.aenhower, Rialto), Bill Carroll
(Founlmn Valley), Jamts Nelson (Bolsa Grande,
Garden Grove) &Dd Cory Alder (Corona deJ Mar)
are top freshmen expected to pitch (or the Pirates.
And Handlome Roundtree, James Funderburk,
Ron Cooper and Jerry Sanchez return from laal
season's team.
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day.
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back Kathy and Wayne
Bryan, 6-2, 7 .5 to reach
the flull. In th other
mornln1 Hmiftnals, the
WWeuouated Hu.ch and
Penny Stewart. 1-s. M .
•••ren'• a.a,.
Shirley Catla.aban re·
cenUy c ptured the
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The 14·year veleran of
NBA play , Nate
Thurmond, aaya pro
buketball centers of to-
day run faater and more
often than a decade .,o.
The First Annual
Capistrano Racquet Club
Senior Tennis Tournament
Hottedl>Y
Dave and Jeannette Well"
Area Golf
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for onlY $135.07
a month.
Whether you need $3,500 or $10,000 get it
from the people who lend mllllons
Commerdol Credit Monthly payment
bdsed on a $7 ,000 HomeOwner loan, for
84 months, at an annual percentage rate of
15%.. Total payment 11,345.88 .
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Coatll Mesa • 370 E. 17t.h Street
Oran-• 1111 T.-n a Count.ry Rd. •-Sui'4 2&
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a Ytulh Ministry in Cosh Rica. 111
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Pitt" Aft taplot1ho• of lht rtl1
•P efld 1ttttudes ol 11am11e
I01t •~d alttt drvoice Kelly ll111e
llosl and ruuls include 2sa lsa
abor. M1thael O'Harra (d•~orce
allornty) Steve Allen & Jeyne
llludpws. Alie alld Ciscll Jollruon,
DI JOycc Biothet1.
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CJ•htudt tu1111 SOUf whtn II muna
btint 1n Tom's debt lorner.
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11111 ""' cltlay ~cs relurn home. 111 the conclusion ti a 3 part tPISOde •
• ..,. Cfltfit s-.
• Drllllftlt Seit. m TIM hllilefs bdy G1enco11 •s
dvma ot pneumonia. In fl4r ll&t
moments !.lie is an1loU$ l0t lier
~h1ld1en to have Ille one thine she
was deprwed ol-lreedom ol choice
1n mamaae. Condusion of !>tiles ell Da.W s...1114 ..
-9:30-u ( Ui ~) (tj All'1 f111 (R)
Charity 1ives Richard the shock ot
his hie w~.en she announc~ ~e 1u~
aot mamed, but wants their relation
sh•p to conhnue
CJ ui t) m 111 111c MH••r
Me.It: lCJ (W) "Tlfl'ICeS" (ch)
Tl lkitd Bochner. Juhe Newmar,
Brit Gerber, Krt MtDonou&ll, Eha
Gmen. Timothy Thomenon. James
Plupps .line lhilo. l•lrflf freeman A
look al thf h1111n dra111as alld
comedies alfect1n1 some ol Ille
rrndents who share ad101n1n1
lermes 1~ a h•fh rise ap.Jrtment
tulld1n&
10:00
U C31J (I.) Cl) Souy & Cher
Sllow (R) Sonny and Cher and ttle
entire CHI pay tribute lo erut
h!Slorical lovtrs with iiuests e.111
White [d MtMilllan 1nd The Srtvers
e1 Wi14 Wild Wat ........ m Tiit Aat o4 U11etrtll11b "Lenin aild the Great Unt1u1na" ham1n1·
uon ol Ille breakup Of the old polil1
cal ordtr In RuUlln dUlin& World War
t which bfoucht about the first
e1p111eoc1 wllll a ~clahsl
•lternahvt 111 Soviet Riw1a CDll littl....._
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(IJ M Tlltt Clitttn
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Isa Mil1nd1, Oarren MeGm11 .
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·J9-R1ftd0tph Scott. R1tph Bellamy
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Fr111dattw CD Mtt1t111n
Qtilllt 100 a• fm C,ptiol!H UC lffllitlc lltw1
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12:00 0 T""'Pt ZOM D MHit : (C) "Tht Tty Ti111"
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UCelle AnY CD Motrie: "f111UU" (hOr) '63-
Rlchard C'.ollle. Lynn B1n
1:00
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1) MciM: ~ "WJf IJrlllil" (•IS) ~7-Lu 81rltr, Jo"1 Taylor, Btn
Johnso..
o.& ilOViiS
STA& of "Yatb r
""Marcu Welby, 111.D."
tn01~ that date back to 111131 i1 wor~a OD proJ cu that will atretch
four to five )'tart Jnto tho f\lture. This
d plto t fact that be and Bet1y
Youna. hit wife for 4-4 yean, have a
•P nkin• new house at Westlake
VJllaee. a planned commuuity 30
minutes northwest of HollywoOd.
They alto have a home at Rancho
Santa Fe near San Die10 and could
apend their years in quiet enjoyment ot thet.r six arandcbildren.
Jnatead, Bob Young intends to re·
main active. "After all," he re·
marked with a wr~ arin. "I didn't re.
ally arow up untll I was 59."
Until that time, he considers that he
was "childishly scared by every·
thing." The result w._s a bo with
alcoholism that is now behind him.
Until recently, he endured aholher
handicap: Gradual loss of sight
because or eye cataracts. After two
separate operations, the last one in
December, his sight has been
restored by arUticlal leMes.
YOUNG FIRST REALIZED his
sight problem 19 years aeo.
"I bad been fiyin& my own plane for
11 years and never needed glas1es,"
he said. ''J could virtually see a fiy on
a billboard 20 miles away. Then one
day I landed a foot off the runway. An
accident, I thought. The next time I
landed three feet off the runway, and
it was aeood, hard jar.
"I made a flilht to San Diego one
day, and when'I got back I realized
the run had aone out of fiying. I had
made too many radio C\llls, scanned
the boriton too many times. I said to
myaelf. 'You've had a good time fly.
inc; don't press your luck.' I went
home and called the manager at the
airport. 'Put a "for sale" sign on my
plane,' I told him."
AN EXAMINATION revealed that
he bad the beginnings of cataracts, an
affiiction that blinded his rather, The
loss of sight over the yeart1 was so
gradual that the actor hardly noticed
it -"It was Uko looking at the world
Utroush a dlrty window.•'
Hia vision ~ame ao poor lhat he
couldn't recogrtbc a friend across a
•
'JUST GROWING UP'
AdOr Robert Young
room. How, then, could he mana1e to
stat In an hour-long TV series for
seven years?
"l suets I just followed Spencer
Tracy's advice: 'Learn your llnea and
don't bump into the furniture '''
HE SOUGHT MANY opinion!> on the
worth of the lens implant operation
and found ''it was like a hune jury,
neither side was convincing." Finully
a doctor friend adv~ed htm to take a
risk. Now Young has 20-20 vision at 30
feet, needs glasses only to give a little
boost tor distance and reading.
Wu be surprised when "Marc us Welby" was canceled?
"Not really. I had half.expected a
cancellation. The ratings were not
down the tube in the seventh year, but
they were sagging. Thal tells you that
you might get canceled before the
network tells you
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4. PEELS LIKE TH For <AU C) •
S.WCll.L!!-K ~ea (UDll.SAltbU)
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T. LONELY BOY-Andre•Gol4 (A.111 ID)
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10. JET AIRLINER -Steve Mlller Band
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Bros.)
2. SJ'EVE IDLLER BAND -BoOk ol Dreama
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3. COYMODORE.5 -(Motown)
4. BARRY MANILOW -live (Arista>
s. PETER FRAMPTON-I'm In You <A&N>
EASY USTENING •
1. IT'S SAD TO BELONG -England Dan &
John Ford Coley <Big Tree)
2. MY HEART BELONGS TO ME -Barbra
Streisand (Columbia)
3. LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT -Barry Manilow (Arista)
4. ALL YOU GET FROM LOVE IS A LOVE
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<ABC)
Jimmy Buffet
•
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1. Owakl ,ord, Heor7
·Sllttli!!r, Evel KAI nl, O, J.
!hrlrc,,mo .... and Eltnn John
T WN
'
m• ot that town spelled
ClM~--... . boypn'?" -"' b, rt•1 Sb nan, Wia • and
Cb an, Leh.
MGte UW f«mer Vlco Praid.ent Nellon
Jl«tddk>r a. qucQd u aaymi: "I've joined
Pohllc1 Anonymous. ll
lleJpl )'OU break the habit.
Aay ttme you want to run for public office, you eaU
a certain number and
Panoe Foxe comes over
aod po.sh• you into the
Tidal Buln."
Dtd I say Oklahoma
City waa the only atale
capital beartni the same
y " name as bolb the COW\ly
and the state lt'is In? Not quite right. The of·
, Odil nameot Rhode Island is "Rhode Island
'and the Prpvidence Plantations" with its ~ ~apltal ot Providence in Providence County.
·~ WHAT HE MISSF.S
• Amon& thoae things that may be missing
• from your Ille, which do you mlsa most?
;•-Never mind, too personal. Merely pose the
,:tbetorical query to introduce the stran1e case
• (lot pubib~t Henry Luce. You'd think a man ~Ith that klnd of clout wouldn't have missed
anJthfnJ. But he wu born in China where hit
parenu were temporary residents. So he
lacked a home town. He said, "I 'd eive
anythinl to be able to reply to the question
"Where do you come from?' with a slmpl~
'Casual comment like. 'Oskaloosa, Iowa.'"
~ ... IC every material thing ol dollar value in
1hl1 country were owned In equal part by each
f118n, woman and child here, every one of UA
would have a.sseu of $28,611 .
SHERRI ANO MICKEY IPtLLAN!
"I nNALLY TOLD MICKEY everything,"
Sherri said. •·1 looked him in the eye one day and
blurted out. 'My life story would make a belter
book than iiny you've ever written!'" And then the
whole sordid 11tory spilled out. The dru1s. the at·
tempted 11uicldes durinl their many separations,
going to bed with some or the 1uperslars of
Hollywood and two nervous breakdown•.
"Sherri tried to take her 11te three Umes,"
Mickey told us from hi• hidea•ay cottaae on ld.Ytr·
tie Beach, S.C. "Twice with ctruc overdoees. And
once when she cut her wrist and almoet bled to de·
ath. Then ahe came to me one day and aaid 1f 1
would listen she would tell me everytblnf. Al·
terwards. we dec14ed we would put lt all down and
write a book about ll -co-bylined by the two ol ua.
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By MARY GANZ
LOS ALTOS (AP> -Angela
Horine spent Mother'• Day tb.l.a
year 1nlppln1 tiny samples ol
fabric from her children'•
rilghtiowns, wrappin1 the c~p·
pines in copper wire and burnln1
them.
Every lime she saw a spurt of
green flame, she knew tbla
nightie or that sleeper abe'd been
putting on her 1 ~-year-old
dau1bter probably contained the
chemical Tris, suspected of caus·
iD1cancer.
"It breaks my heart because I
remember the baby, bow sweet
she looked In those paJ-.mN, aftd
now we find out they have Tris In
them," she says. "TJtei have
known it would proba•lt cause
cancer for at least t~o years
now . U they'd done somethin1
then, my baby co~d have avoided all that exposu . ••
Mn. Horine and a elghbor,
Catherine Clement, h~e mount· ed a crusade to info parents
about the dan1er of the
chemical, banned in April by the
federal Consumer Product Safe·
ty Commission as a name retar·
dant in chlldfen's clothin1.
Mrs. Horine, 35, bas written
articles for local newspapers and
for newsletten put out by her
husband's electronics compuy
and her 14.year-old'1 Junior hltb
school. A friend po1ted the warn·
1011 lo her pediatrician's ex·
amlning rooms.
Mrs. Horlne'a campai1n bas
enjoyed some modest succeu.
She says she convinced one ells·
bellevin1 executive of a
children's Clothing company to
test all bisson's pajamas.
She bas received enoouraatn1
letters from aovernment of·
flclals, and friends call her lo
check out new sleepwear
purchases for their own c~dren.
upgopi.g A&E very mlaln·
formed about the daneen of
Trll," aay1 Mn. Horine. "Some
people Hf, •ob, ever)'~
causes c~. l"m not tolnl to
bother to ao Urit11b ill Ill)' kids'
pajamas.'
••But I think if ,you're nOt upeet,
you really don't '"owtheftcta."
How real ll the dadtdl't Since
cancer experimenta eannOt be
performed on butnaha, nObody,
knows for sure. But tesU by the
National Cancer Institute
showed Tris to be a potent
carcinogen in rats and mice, and
other experimenll have shown
that Tris ru~bed off from
clothln& can be readily -1>sorbed
into tmr1ktn.
Dr.· ~les, a Unlvenlty of OaUtomia b hemllt wbc»e
teats f,irJt a !1'ris as 1 pot.en·
tial card.n'OPn two yean aio,
has eltlaitted J1,000 of every
ll)Ulioo dilldr.~wh9 wore Tris treated pa.Am 1rillht develop
kldney tumo~ y the tlnle they
rea(.'h thetr•,
Other •cleot~t'I estimate a
lo'Ner human ~k factor -300
k!dne)' cancen per mlWon male
children by oe6;atud1, e,ooe> per mllllon in anoth • Ill these studl , the risk factor
for younc &irl• """ eetltlltted to be aboutooetJ.IUt thallor b!ya.
APTER 1111. whe~ nam·
mabilib' 1tandatds went lnto ef·
feet tor chUdrtn'• ni1htwear,
Tris wa. Ultd • a name retar-
dant 1n all.:~ t.riac.etate and
moat 100 per""' polyester pa·
JarDP up to slit 6. In 1975, the
atanclardl were extended to COV·
er1l&e17·14. Mrs. Horine, who had saved
nlgbt1owns from each of her five
dau1hten for puainl alona to
the Q!xt,. ~ouldo't remember
wbat lbe'd pUrchaaed when.
So 1be and a cl'lemllt friend de-
veloPid a simple lelt: Wrap a
tiny loippet of fabric fn copper or
br.,a Wire and bold it In a steady
flame ID a wtll·Yetrt.tJated room.
If 'the name bur'Qed 1reen, Mn.
Horine 18)'1, 1he lmnr the fabric
contaioed Obt ol ••veral
• • •
. •
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• • A
Testing fabric for Tris are Catherine Clement .
(left) with Alisa Horine (center). Others are
Laura and Suzanne Horine, Angela Clement,. Jennifer,
Sarah and Angela Horine (left to right).
chemlcala, the most likely being Trb. ·
If •be •aw the IJ'een name, she
put the 1annent aside and wrote
to the manufacturer to be sure.
When she finished wlth the
sleepwear, she started on the
beddla&. She found Tris in
b1ankets, pillows, comforten
and one of her daughter•• sleep-
lne ~ ••
''Then I thought J WU done and
I tucked my I-year-old.in bed
that nltbt and tboUgbt. 'Here YC>U
are ln your T~·free pajamas
and your Tril·free bed and you're safe.•·~ •
That waa before she tested
Rot~. '1te ancient stuffed ll.raffe •b• tuctecl into bid with S.year-old .Jenalf• every night. The
flame bu.med bri&ht areen.
J.
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• SO IT WAS BACIC to the torch lncluded were toy sewin1r kits, . mission in an effort to force 1 ban
with all the doll clothes, doll• and hom~ lnaulation materials, auto on all clothing and fabric treated
stuffed an{mals accumulated upboi.t.y fabric, Chrlstmu de-with the chemical.
over 14 years by five girls. Mrs. coraUoos and polyester thread The EDF also bu uted the
Horine got a poslUve test in ball uHd bftbeaarmentlnduatry. eomm~toordercancerteats
tbedolla' hair or clothes. Mn. Horine and Mrs. Clement on other chemicals -IOllDe ol
"The tbUag that scares me ls were not convtnced by tbe com· them chemically similar to Tria that it bas not been banped in mtulal'• recommendation that _ .. _.-... 81 flame __. ____ 1 .. dolll or in blanketa and com· WM:IU .,,,.__"' forten," she H)'11. "There are Trl•·tl"eated children's clot.bin& cblldren'aaleepwear., .
stlll llttle babies out there auclc-would beufe after il was washed Mrs. Horine threw out all the
ing on their Tris -tree.ted threettmes. Trll·treated Item.a 1be found"' ,
animals." "I &ot • stron' creen flame on her boule. Mrs. Clement .went
Robert Poth, compliance of· things I'd washed hundreds of ·enn further: She tbr w 9ut
fie er tor the Consumer Product times." Mrs. Horlnesaya. everytblna that mtaht have
Safety Commission in Bethesda, .. Dr. Robert Harris ot the En· been washed with her dauibt.'s
Md., says the staff ii compiling vironmental Defense Pvnd In Tris-treated 1armeall.
informationon health hazards of Wuhlnatoota~h11groupthbtks "I had to wait a long Ume to
Tri• used tit materials othef tbao even laundered Tris-treated bne a baby,'' 1ay1 Mn. Cle-
cblldren'1clothin1. clothlnalldanaerou.s. men~ a 0. watched her
The commission recently sent dartc 20-moath;otddaupte:r
Mn.HorlneaU1tofTrl1·treated TBE EDP I• 1uln1 t1ie pt~mMra;RoriDe'ayard. .. l
producta 1Mllt covered by tho ban. ' Coaaumer Product Sateb-poal· l'efuaeto take 8Q1chances.0
.'
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DEAS .I : f ~-·,. ••••••• ,., • •••d· co•••c& •••11, 8•&·
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CALENDAR
BlJHl"INGTON BEACH WOMEN: New ot· ficen include tbe Mmes. Oliver MJAear, prt19l·
d t; 11w>dore Stipe, John Early ind Frank Pound, vice president.; Ethel Tboa:ppeaa and
Edila Kaae, aecretarles, and Doak Goodman,
treuurer.
AME&ICAN BUSINESS WOMEN: Mrs.
Jean Auble, named Woman-of-the-year by the
Newport Beach Capter. was selected on the basis
o( achievement in her field or business, education.
part1cipal1on io the assoclallon and ln community
acti viltes.
CJOLDREN'S HOSPITAL: The " Orance
County guilds have presented a check for
$237 ,602.*>, which represent.a proceeda for tho
past year's aciUvttles. This la the lar1est annu1l
contribution 1n the 15-year b.latory of the aupPort
eroups.
REUNION : The first 1raduaUon clua of
Lakewood HJ1b School (1958) ,·will be bavlne
its reunion May 13, 19'71t Anyone interested may
contact Jo Collins at (714) 892-7829.
BRA.ILLE INSTITUTE: The Oran1e County
Community Center will be the aettin1 for an old·
fashioned garden party, with basket suppers and
an 1890s costume show, from 3 t.o 6 p.m. Sunday,
June 26
The event is open to the public. Tickets may
be arranged by calline the center at 821·5000.
MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION: A
· Speakers Bureau hlll been formed by the MHA,
• which now I.a acceptlne requests for speakers.
Topics Include mental health services pro·
vlded by the Orange County Department ot Men·
tal Health, careers in mental health, volunteer
opportunities and the role of the volunteer, com·
munity resources, drug abuae services and
alcohol services.
More information is available from Judy
Gofrin, 547-7559.
EXECUTIVE WOMEN: Executives
Secretaries have adopted a new name. Ex·
,, ecutive Women International. during the an-
nual meeting last month in Atlanta.
Principles and goals or the organization will
remain the same. and the new name ln no way
excludes the secretarial field.
The intent of the new name is t.o broaden the
field for representatives.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FEMALE
EXECUTIVES: The NAFE ls making the Ex·
eculive Female Aptitude Test available to all
working women.
The test is available by sending $1 to NAFE.
31 Jeremys Way, Annapolis, MD,21403.
REUNION: Huntington Beach High School,
class of 1957, is having a 20-year reuruon on
Saturday, Aug. 20. in the Airporter Inn.
More information is available from Jean
Carley Faith. 968-6244.
THE DELPHJAN SOCIETY: Installed as
secretary of the Los Angeles District Assembly
was Mrs. Adio Freeman. Newport Beach.
Installing officer was Mrs. John A. Cameron of
Newport. Beach.
SENIOR CITIZENS
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MLMIER or OUR SENIOR CITlztNS SAVING~ l'LAN AT NO COST TO YOU
DEA ANN
LANDKRS: We a,. tbt
Junior bltb tu~ who are lo pleaty ot bot wai.r. I
Lynn Hoffland
June
Date
Set
Lynn Ellen Homand
and Stephen Joh11, atu·
dents at Calltornla State
Unlveralty, LQng Beach.
are plannlnl to marry
next June in St.
Bonaventure Catholic
Church, Huntington Beach.
Thelr parent. are Lt.
Cmdr. <ret.) and Mn.
Walter Frank Hoffland
of Loni Beach and Mr.
and Mrs. George Johsz,
Huntington Beach.
Miss HoHland Is a
graduate ot Woodrow
Wllson Hi1h School and
attended Loni Beach Cl·
ty College. Her flance
1raduated from Mater
Del Hi&h School, Santa
Ana.
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are •eut•• today -"CllllcJ Galduce:• atnc
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wldt YOO& ldeu.
u. .. ,.raa ..... •~ bu11llflll tlOIM Our trained .i..ona.-le9'Ch CMlf MbtiO
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ABl29 (March 21-hl1b -Judament, lntul· 1atbering that exudes
Afril 19): Emphula on tion are on tar1~t . aoodwill.
d t j Personality, ap · II a nee• ourney ' 1 PISCES <Feb. 19· d ti bllit t pearance, persona e uca on, a Y 0 i h March 20).· See sltua-1 ma1net am -t ese are overcome aneuap, age i ed tions, people i·n li,,ht of barriers. empbas z • •
TAUaVS<Aprtl20·MIY CAPaJCOltN (Dec. reality. Avold tendency zo): Money of othera, to succumb to wiahful
ability to •... them_. for 21,J an. 11): Open Une• of thinking.
•• v." communication -there -"L effort. -these area• are are peraona behind If June .oJ-p l• y"r
bl1bll1bted. Invest· acenea who would be birthday, you are
meota, pu.rchuea affect· your alllee. dynamic. stubborn, In· tn• partner, mate are dependent, an orl1lnal
also oo •1enda. AQUA·a1us (Jan . thinker, creative and at·
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Po1ltlve ot ln~t.
CANCE& (June 21·
July 22): You 1et reeulu.
Peraona wbo have ob·
llJatlons tQ you will OX·
hiblt tendency to fulllll
them.
LEO (July 33·Aue. 22):
Stimulation, interest -
spice returns to your We.
You 10 placee, do tbJngs
-yea, member or the op·
poslte sex la Involved.
VISGO (Au1. 23·Sept. 22): Accent on property,
home, securlty, new
starts in directions lead·
ln1 to rreater indepen·
dence.
LJ8aA (Sept. 23-0ct.
22 >: You may feel as tr
beln1pulled1n two dlrec·
tiona. Rel atives .
nel1hbora could be ln·
volved. Family altuaUon
could revolve around
home, prop e rl y,
ownership. who has a
rl1ht to whal.
scoap10 coct. 23·
Nov. ap: Accent on
money, dlversiClcatlon.
your abUlty to overcome
preconcel ved notions,
prejudicH which are
rooted ln false concepts.
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I off A •ery f'kvl , .. ., .. .....-".
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495·5902
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f.rl. I O· 7 ht. I 0.1
Our price for one 5 x 7
of this priceless face is 1.95.
If you see an off er for-less,
ask about the price of
tneir second, third ·or fourth.
Ours is still 1.95 each.
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PLETE fiACILITIES
AND SERVICE,
YOU'LL COME
SACK TO SEE
US. MONTH
AFTER MONTH.
WITHOUT A
CONTRACT TO
BIND YOU.
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interior decorator
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HEIGHTS
VETERANS BUCHCOnAGE
S0,500
Jw.t "hut you hu \ c been
lookmg ror 4 block:. from
I.he beach Corner lol for
prl \:icy Upiraded
lhrOOihout. new carpel.
Creal i.ummcr home ~~~·--~~----•I Small but cute. Hurry!
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Fabulous custom home
ln Mei.a Verde Super 1m·
Cali~i67.
m.aculale three bedroom I ::~~~~~~~~ with ramiiy r onm , ·'-
formal dtn1n1 room and
pool that l'I completely
renovated. Jui;t be ready
THRIFtC
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to move in and 11cc lhe ~pl. Hgts . are on quiet
ictras. T\\o Clreplacl's tn.•c shaded street. Lge
exlenl>ivc land1capin11 '·orner lot w/room for
c115tom bmlt·lns, lorge boat or trailer. Btfl area
encloeed patio. Cull now with lots or privacy. Just
M8-2313. listed. 846-7711.
()f>fN 1119 •If S fUrJ 1011 N• I !lllNfMI 1 .... ~!'!!!~•at1
SHARft SHARP
HOMI & INCOME POOL HOME
UMITS flt' a utlf ul upg r 11 d cd
Ch11rmlng 2 brdroom ram1ly pool home. Many
home On a larjlt" llhady inno\aUons for your Xlr8
East.side Costa Me1111 lot hvin1. Formal d inint
The incomt' unil<i helpi. adru. lo your pleasure.
makelhe pa\·mcnl&vou Thill three bedroom
eel separate gorajll'S & ~tesa Verde home can be
fen~ yards The prl' )'OUN Call us 546-2313. .em owner will help with 0t1'< '" o • '\ • .~, •011 _,. =~~~£E~'" [®·Ifill
.fltROPERTIES -
. rI!fp .
COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE, INC.
IRVIMI
EXICUTIVI
SIZ2,500
Secluded cul-de-sac loca
lion. Italian tile entry
Step up formal Uv. rm
Om aallerlo Kl1h ,oar·
1ng cellln&s. Huac liUn·
ken family room. Spec
tacular 5unny aourmel
kitchen. S1.1cond •lory
holda huge ma1\cr wins
plus 3 more 1paciou1
bedrooms. Beouttrully
11U1nlcured Jtt1>Und11. CO\
ered latuc• patlo. l><>n 'l
wail. call now 7$1-1700.
""'' '" 9 . ,, s llJN IQ w ,.,<,I
[•Miii
Squeaky Ct.an
Ready lo mo\'e 11110
spac1ow; 3 bedroom and
ran11I> room 2 Buth~. bi&
bridt llr<'plucc t:'<
cellenl fom1ly home neur
s c hoo l!. ~eur new
carpet..~ amJ paint A11k
ing I)' $65,950 llurr). J*l too. call s.ao t m
UNIVERSITY
ftAAKHAHOVY
Gorgeou!> University
Park townhoml'.
H anove r model .
Secluded wroui:ht Iron
g11to entry. Dramatic
beamed and vaulte<I cell·
In a . Masslvl' brick
rlreplace. Floro! otrlum.
Formal <tin Huite
mnster wing overlooks
sweeping paUo. Gourmrt
kitchen, Mlr ro WO\C
oven too' View to green·
bell from patio Hurry
Lhis 3 bdrm 1.'harmer
\\on't lasL. Cail 752-1700
now.
OPfN.N 9 •I"'\ II.ill 10 ~I IJ'(/ •
!~INMI
FOR
llR + ftOOL
$74,950
~latur e ramlly
"nel1hbo rhood . Quiet
street.. La. Uvlng room.
Maulva stone rrplc.
Formal dln. Family rm.
overlooks pool! Open
s t yle tonvenlenco
Dlth"eH ""4tperty! $36 500 Beat'h area Probates,
bankruptcies, trustee ~oles. rorced sales, under t~ market values Call tor Your own -Mini Ranch rree list. Call World Wide near Newrort's Back Brokers. 673.4MS. Bay! Cal now! Red :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;f C.!j!t ?M•\202
kitchen. a fa mily size LUTILUF'
bdrrnt. Sparkling free IEST IUYt
form Po O I c Ir<' I e d Bl 5 bed 3 b th ho
w/Arltona Fla1stunc. on' chol;:\or~er 1"::t~
EZ car« yd. VACANT & o~ner will aive S.1000. to
WA1TlNG! Call lust. rt.'decornte. New reduced ~~?,~ ,.,, , 'c..r"' ,0 ", Nf<t • price or 11s2.ooo
Roy McCardlt
, • ,,., ~~~~~ .. ~or~M~'!~~~o1~:_~·~~~~~z~~
c ~!tr!!~!¥~ ly
landscap•d. room tor
camper and areat OP·
portunlty E·Z to bU¥-
hurry to save l
CINTURYZI
97t·I050
we·reopt1n UI tror 1ou
.&M'llml! MST ISCIO
elltr an y! Irvine Ternco I
' m on .PQ91 alzed lot m t be
old, d and deai'ed, like now! It
It a arm home with large family
kitchen. plu formal dininc and a de·
1lrable location . P.erfect for a de· corator. Pre:sented at SW.000. . -lJ~l()Ut: tf()Ml:S
REAL TORS • 875-eooo
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona dtl Mar
also 1n Maw Vtcde. at &46 ·5990
.._,.. 1002,Ge•NI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
IM OLD MEXICO
Fabulous beachside hacienda in
famous Puerto Vallarta; 3 large
bdrms. + servant's quarters; lots of
red brick & wood shutters, plus miles or beach to stroll on. Will consider ex.
change. Unbelievable at 5120,000.
673-4400
1002 G......t IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
New listing! Largest 4 bdrm .. single
level plan. with family rn'l. & added
den; formal dming rm.. a super
kitchen. $149.750.
t 13' ,ORT WtsnOURNI
OPIM DAILY 1·5
759-0811
I 002 Cifltffal IOOZ ......•..••........................ , ......... .
PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR. 3 ba .
ull amenities. Lovely neighborhood. a
rew st~ps from the beach. $195.000
OTHER prestige waterfront homes
with pier & float from $385,000 up.
BA YFRONT, pier & float, lots $250.000
to $325,000, to build your own custom
home. Sever.al areas to choose from.
8 I LL GR U N 0 V, RE A. LT 0 R -~
J·ll l\oy.otl• D•·~·· N B c,7';, t.lt>I
-CANYON CUSTOM HOME Woodsy mini estate on 18th tee of Big
Cyn golf course! Unusual rustic con·
temporary w/5 bdrms 5~ baths. Huge
recreation rm + study, lush landscap-
ing w/rambllng fish pool. $350,000
22 CYPR~ PT. LN. Daily 1·5:30
211 I S.. Jo..m HUh Roed
MIW~rr.ott-RT"' CIH'Tllt, N.I. 644-49 I 0
IOOZG....,.. IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
CORONA on MAR DUPLEXES
z DUPUXIS -located withjn walk·
lng distance to the beach. One unit
-2 and a 1. The other unit 2 and a
2. Excellent location. Priced to sell.
TROPICAL
PARADIS!
OCEAN
VIEW
Fantaatlc doubt. Vl!:W
from thl1 immaculate
home. View e\ e11 from
bHement worhhoP.!
Superb overtlied family room Ii formal llvlnc
room, both w /frplcs.
Th11 3 bdrm huttop home
IS at.olutely flrat class w/many xtru. &441-mt.
~ Walkl!r C lee
Real F.stote
TWOFOlOHE!
SPY LASS Hn.L
Splendid 4 BR .. family
rm.: oceu •lew, pool,
Jacunl, a frplc:a .• r ..
land! .000
PAUL MARTIN
ReaJ Fat.le' 644 7383 ~ \\'a Iker t: let:
Real Estate $73,000 DUPl.EX · 3Br house,
2 charmln1 bungalow!! fireplace, D.R Pillo & z•--Rl-X-ER--.-------
f)fl R 3 lob! Qu1(!t tree Br. ai>t. 1165.000. Owner n vrr-lift
Spac1oui. 4 bedroom. l1nl'<I i;treet . Prime area. will carry lnlerett only WITH POOL
with pool, Jacuzzi, cen "No churio" IOI' truil EW0·7~ Needa palnl and carpet.
trul air eond1llonlna & lrct•s' Close lo school• & All ll takes it a tttUe lm·
family room remlnlarcnt i.ho!Jb. lnvustors 1·ho1t'c-HouM + lnce>M oalnallon It work and
or the South Se8ll. Loe: et come s~ul them! 2 for l Nice:? Dr house w /yard & yOl,l'll have a beauUfui
ed In 11 prime re11ldunlial low pricl'-$73.000~ Call patio bl"n new 1puclou1 pool home. Jlurry, call area f\111 pnce ~.500. now. 648·'1171 4 cur 1aroae with 2Br. ~ ·~~~~~~T1Es [i."Rf iitt1~ ~:~.l:rii~.~t f=OQE5T r:
OLSON ~-4;;;;;!.-~~-~::s:::1~=~::s:~=~-~ISHARP DUPLEX. crnr MINl·RANCH lot, 2 Brea. beams, bltn1. ~·--« J ll·IEACH Jl/J ACll stone fplc, nu c:pt.1, etc. •--------
$69, 950 HOISl•"'..aCH 516.&.~0. Open Houn BYOWNER
IUIU' Sun. 1-4, 620 Iris Ave. Mesa Verde Home-4Br + Treellnedenlrytoranch B1&48Rhomewilhhuae Prine only. By ownr. farn rm. 1~Ba, very
style home in exclw11ve rec rm .• dinln& rm, & 640·7662 clean. $92,000. 979-9085
pnde of 0"'ner.,h1p area r a bu Io ua HEATED . alUPl!rt Prln only Lar&t: lam1l) Siled h\IOI POOL. Owner spent Oceanv1ew luxury 4 BR: 41...::~;..;__ ______ _
room Country k1lchen. S'lOO.OOO on lhll property Ba. home w /3 rrplc s, UECUTIVI HOME
Dine Family l'ntertam· in the put 18 mos. newly decorated & MISA VlltDI
menl room Separate Pleusecallforlonglibtof carpeted Call for appl. Enclo.ed courtyard en·
wing ror h1dt'awa) extras features. With 768·1587or 87J..091S lryloa48r,3ba retreal.
master ,uile & children s ~·.;, down. owner will ,. __ to M••• t 024 fo'armly run In eneray quurkn; llurry I Won't fin ·h b I ce ror ~ •. J Onl , J ance • e a an ••••••••••••• ••• ••••• •• 1avlna pool ... ac. Y la11t at lh1• price U'lt 30 )rS ut only 8'.o in· $1.59,llOO
m In u lei. lo ocean tcrei.t. tbr below market, 1 llMI DA v I D B O U R K E
!163 6i67 $240,000 Auaustu, fFair vlew & RLTR.
,.,,, ,,, o .. r Hv'""'' , , JACOIS RIAL TY !i~~l.M'a :~~l:ebfrtan Call 546-9950
r ~ 1a1111 --ro~~:~0· .:~!~~~, ~:;-~';!~·;;~;~;
$62.500 Sharp 2 yr new Condo, 3 hmi., 3br. 21.\ba. Jam.rm. ftRIDEOf
OWHIRSHIP
Suix•r 1'11:.in homt• In de
i.irablu H1111chwood In 1-.:1
Toro lli1thl> upgradt·d
I pU, & dr Jr., :\I IOl 010\"I'
in l'Ondll1on Shukc roof :wparall.' luundry rm.
6'J' run1i~ & OH'n Thi!. 111
a deal. Buy al only
S73.000 Hurry'' :.i-IS·94UI
~ Walker 1: lee
It'~ low down and dirty! BR. 2 Ba, secluded pvl open hsc Sat/5un ll·S. Look~ lllw J home where p:itlo, pvt d~k orr mstr 968·_119_58 _____ _
thl' buffalo roamed! I\ bdrm. Very quiet area In AWARD HOMI handy man's paradia<'! populur development.
f>rwatl' rnl do• i.ac lead is Arthur Rt:ese Realtor. Cunterbury, by owner.
751 1t73. Brand new 2000 + sq ft . lo ll11s ru:.t11· h1dl•,a"u.v ~ ----1Br, 38u, 3 Cfr aaragt".
111.; :J bdrm on :.pru" ling Sll!0,000/0fr. 840-3279 or lot with tn•t•s aplen1~ ' HEW LISTIN~ ~-0990
ShoH·i em out, puml 'l'm CAMBRIDGEJll~DS. --------
up .ind you ·ve got Park·llkccntry.quaint3 4 bdrm fam, 2 ba. cust
)Ouri.elf 11n l'slate' hdrm +hlmily, 2 bath drpa/cpta, self cln oven
Pncctl dirt cheuµ • "h1ch home; dbl. frpk:.; on cul smooth cook lop, dsh
:."ems only n~hl • llurry desacslrttt. $11..500! wlhr, micro solanan fir,
up ' ~7-tiOlO ltl>oe ley Prop. po o I , r Ire r 1 n g. Real EltJale c-ot111 Q • ,, s • •1 •0••" '· a~ 4prinklers. aulo 11ara1e ----,. I _... doorS89.~.soc;wrman1:e ~~~;.~~,!>~J ~~·~~·'~l~~~~·~d~l~jf~~ + 675-7060 * avail. OwnerlM7-1689.
llahan tile entry to 4Un· =-= •• I. =·· -MESA VEaDI Bu~t Luxurx kl.'n liv room built-In 'b ( .,._ macro Counlrf styled lmboo PettittMlllo I 007 Very good luck. Custom " r. am. area. ••Pc.
built homo In the Mesa 3ba. patio. Pool. pre· kitchen. For ma Dining. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• 1Ualous area, 3~ yrs Winding slalrs to muter Verde section of Col~ ....u 9SO
sulte with Roman bath MesL 3 Br. fam. rm. & new ......
tub Home fully lnaulal· pos:.ible 1uest quarters. _....., ...
ed.Cull963671J7 Askana 1166,000 A1H °"'" tn '1 • '' \ '"'' r() •I ,,,rt,
[tfJlliM
macnab /Irvine
realty
WISTCLIPF COMDO
Spacious, like·new 2 BR. 2 bath
w/custom cpts & drps. Wood·
burning fireplace ; gourmet
kitchen; 2 patios. Only $84.500. Har·
riet Perry 642--8235. CA·77)
676 811()() .......... ..,.
•
DIERFIELD
•Beautifully lond'ICDpcd.
•Custom upgraded Aspen
3br, 21,lba. Pride or1--------ownenhlp. Solid value at
_$97,000. Call Aicnt al ~7~.zr.t7
* P ANORAtiiU,C • 1 Dr, 3 balh, Jle c:orncr
lot. Unolat:rucl•ble bric& gJ~uiltrl
r ,..
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NrOt1F;L
4P5•17:!0 ••
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. • R£ALTORS
mom-5691 OR522.(WO
UHDIA Tffl OLD
OAJ<THI
associated
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• CAL llMTALS
'51·1 Ill.
red hill ~
552-7500
--MO WAITING
2BR 28&
3BR
• 4BR
3BR !JBRA/C
3BR
·JBR -~BRA/C
2BRA/C 288,Dtn ~BJ\ :~
...CB&
4Ba
..
THE £fflCl£11T.
Al TEIHATIYE 1n .................. ~~~ =;to~ ::::lee: lSt, W Ir WT.D.'a
pencull.S pbooe cov· LOANSAVAILABLE
...,, COG/. room, mall ·~=nt.
ltEDIT NOT Ill·
PORTANT We bave
money to loan. ~ty
by 2od or ard Trust •
J)eeda
Crubbs Realty •• C714) 52'1·5173
SWIMCi LOANS
2bd & 3rd TD'•· lDAY APPROVAL
Cnd.lt·No Problem.
CALL ANN 857·1235
. .
•
l'ETER -1 have the
O"Rm&:" lkktil5. Plcai.c
·, ull me 1>16-0818. --------SEEKS wealth>-. dii.l·
mi,:wshed gt'nllcman lo
<'late.-rorm1er model
SS&~ll ------
' 1
Al least l yr exper.
w/IBM 129 req'd. Must
be able to develop pro-
aram cards " punch a variety ot af pllcatlons.
Other ctenca functiofta.
Typina btilpful.
Call for appointment
Industrial Relations
17 I 4J 494-940 I
TB.OHIC /AL TAllt
LAGUNA IUCH
Equal Oppor Employer
Knowledaeable travel Gftltf'Cll Office aaenl exper In sale or
Intere$Une "devenlned pl11asure travel lncl'a
entry level position avail crwses. FIT tours both
w /dynamlc & fut domei.llc & lnlcrna·
arow'a mf1 co. General lional. Salary com
ofc exper req'd: Mual be mensurate w /ex per.
&:ood w;niure, & able Lo Qualified only need app-
work w /details. Typlnr ly 833·9617
skills a must. (714) --=---------•
546-5601 -Kathy
General ore.
Jr.Secretary
Trainee
Laborers
Pacu1ers
i Assemblers l-1.,.ART NOW' I! I! I
Too muny jobs. nol
T\ltior K .ah. 2tyra •
•P. catJf State Certlllcd
Tuctler. 114.-S·ZSl5
TUT()RlNG
Speclall1ln& In LNrnlnll
Handkap. Call 11"888.
Requires one year ex· ptrlent'e performing
facility Janitorial duUes
lnchidlna operation or
clean101 equipment.
We offer modern,
pleuanl ~orklna condl·
Uons, excellent company
benefits and a com-
petitive salary lnclud1ng
2nd shirt differential.
Please conwct or apply
IOpet'SOn
PERSONNEL DEPT.
MSI
DATA
CORPOtlATIOH
340 1-~1scher Ave.
Coi;tu l\lcsa. CA 92627
(714 )549·6125
Equal opportunity
employer MW
MANAGER. ex pr or will
train. SllOO-Sl,000 per mo + bendits lo start. App·
ly in peraon. Mo'n Eds
l'1t:tu P.irlor, 410 E. 17th
St .. CM -------
Anawer phones. typing
:rnwpm. Interesting
duties. Wonderful opp.
for con1clenllou1 In·
divldual. XJnt. worklnic
cond's. & ~nefat& AllJ>I~
N1Uonal S)'liuma Cctf.l 4381 Birch Sl., NB (Nr.
OCAlrport) E O.E..
enough people! No ex i---------per. needed. All 31hltta.
0 ~
I t f,41'1 114 Af•, t tt , J'
540.4455
t7902Skyp1rk Blvd.
St.e 101 lrvlne
Equal Oppor Employer
l\fil.nulac.:turln&
Mmwrical COfltrol
MochlM
When you think of
numerical control
machine proaramm1n11.
think or McDonnell
DouglH . Your op. portunllles here arc ell·
tensive, your salary, top. mitit; your benenta. out·
A.andina
Opefllncs for
experienced APT
numerlc:.al control pro·
arammers are available
In Torrence and Jlunt·
lntlQn Beach. Apply at
ellher our Long Beach or
Huntington Beach
facilllles. Our Employ.
ment (){fices are open
Monda)' lhrouah Frlday.
Sam. to 1 p.m.
..
OP'Fl CE help wanted,
ma\ure woman, non
smoker. no previous ex·
per her part time to
~tort. &;ood condlUon1.
Call Joy sa1 1212 ----()(fice h1ilp, l·&lrl ofc. bk·
kp'a, flllna, & typ'11. Able
to compote 1ood bual·
neu letter&. Npl Bch
• area. A chance lo &row
w1Lh a 1rowln1 company.
Send reeume w /ulary
reqwremenlJI to Ad #936,
Daily Piiot, P 0 Box
UGO, Co•lo Mesa, CA
92l6a6
Oil Field Supplier
L .... Dlv.Of
Corp. OU ,.eld
S..pplltf'
Now Hlrtn1. Local Ot c
Nolravel, lrvlne area
E11rnln•• From
Sl00.$400,.,. wk
Must be well 1roomed " neol appearlnf . Comm,
bonuaea Ii benenu. Ex·
per not nee, wlll train.
CJAll ?ttr. Grove, Mon.
6/27, 8AM ·1PM, Tuet
t!/28, 8AM·10AM
891-4416
·0rgan111t tor MIHIOI\ Viejo
Methodist Chruch. Call
1537·2!»1 mornm"s
Ao equal
opportunll)' tmplo r
McDONM&L WU. 8Q1J M&11Uff 6 DOUGLAS Rbodesln Rld1ebad1
ASTIOMAUTICS CO. PLIPI· Bl1 ram.lly pmtec
tor. .-mo 2000 w_, C1111t tt•w.,
a.IOI I Ult• AAY 'l'o VP In IJOI WMAY•. K.e.bood. Male. 5 oe. ....,....... 6Jl•f& lJt bul n n'l work 5.A Cha II w/p pe full um.1 We h•v• o-n li:XPO Aobicv t~-OGllO ,...,.._. •-'. CL b mp oe .! rp•.: ...,. 91647 oWtttbrollen. vv. •
..... for 4 pet1on1 ill 20C!lt w LINCOLN AN A 9*221J Mite___ •••o "--&Or' I II '°'o
lfllWlrl. Cotta MtH of StCJl£TA1l\'lN Nll An rn l()p rtunlt Bl nd C k 3 •••-••••••-•••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••••••• nee to •tart part Ume . EXPO AOINCY"' tMS80 -.ua pu 'I o e o1: er, 1r11. I 'QS.Wlaol bit Our aual l• to h•IP you ao&IW. LINCOLN ANA Employer &OCJd w/olckr chJldnn • WANTED PAN .... to t MU 11' Gaylonl '•k1 ~ • lull Ume real1...-~ ...... _......,.,,...... ___ , ~~~~~=~~~I ad.It.a MO M4.t1'5 TOP CASH .DOLLAR public. N t naakH 6 bolll. Cl n NM t OOd ••
9070
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Hlatt prorualonal. Muit.L .. u Lhau Api.() PA I D F OR Y OUR ~~Ultd . tanditmtl'lr.DOOOor bbl
HCf'T. TO $600. Whal'• )Oun? t'or In· Sec ta • JYPISJSl male 7 mo. papers, bhl JEWELRY. WATCHES, lD otter. 7 4311
Pro1roa1\-. Animal form•llon tall Tim fl fl8S ofr 846-1875 ART OBJECTS, GOLD, St.aadar4 Grand' P1aoo 1''Platbottom Xlnicood
Jbpt. olf~ri. e'ctptlonal Mutth•r aUU 3474. SILVER SER VICE, ltarsball •WendeU.: BUl, l17 lftl fully~· pd. .Mu.st
luwr. lor \·erHUlf, take ~~~~~~~~~! · Ot&ta, • 1,eadln elec· S£CIETARI£$ tt.Unl Ooxle, R«i female. FINE FURN. fl AN· MWIY tuned, • MW .... U --.·-.. 1. er•pm tbarlf, mature peraon. -t r o11te e qu ipment 1Dwk1 AK C SUO. TJQUES ~2200 M>-JTIS • .... ,., .. _. • " · ....... 4 f x &Jes manl.llactul't!r and sun. Join I.he tum t.hat off era 142.3324 ~vta. . ' a.11-t -·•· "I bo ... n. yrs. o c. e p. re· a• ... , T Tl ,.. oPportun.lty. nex hre a. Ln'-A "GIT "GS Smlll ..... la;--:... 11 ... an "nw1•r l a at.
q'd.NB.14H4fJO -s A ~~~~·e~:~13.:pc:l~~·[~~ r;oct ppy.CALLTODAV ........ v.. 1041 '"""~ ~ Xll'll :~~ltr;.;m· 480 Ford Jacunl v
-R • •-• SALISl"MSOH ...... -........ and aenlor Start'Tomorrow. ••••••••••••••••••••••• T1* )'OW' bualneu cares. ........ ~-. . · e_u.mp. Tandem ll'a.Uer . • c. • ._.ea IMDUSTllAL ...... ..u .. Sllnd one ~ard Cot each _.._. Covert, extr~1. xlnt. ATTENTION: Orrlct! e1tllbll1hed In le\'elaofeicpetlenc.. ~8~ off ice • TCo::1poo home 5 yr old tat plua oat apare. We tODCl.851-349'7
1..1. LICIHSUS 1954. mustlncreaaeatart. PoaJUom require $lron, overload 54112901 ---return p1rmane1UJL Developer opened Exp'd , licensed -tealed attractive tafi clcrlcal/ucretarla ·• ti 1 1 aeneralreale1taleolllce uleapenon. Orawln1 i1k1Uasuc h aatyplni1.of· 557•0061 Loveable blk.wht mix inrap, mee n1 ar ne
In San J uan Capistrano. 11tcount. flee oraanlzation nnd bred tomal~. 10·U lbti, lD. requlremenla. Pre. Tremencfou~ opportunll>' MARTIN & ASSOC. telephone corn munlca· Ji23 Birch Sl, N.B. loves kids. mu1l hllYt' v~nl Ion & tht!fl! For a .
and top <:omm1i.111on1. 54~71 lions. Shorthund pron. aood home day11 553·1813, peraonaliz~d ttal enclo.e •••••••••••••••••••••••
Call881·3232or1iti1 1155, --------•I clency Is preferred but TYPIST eve11640·94G9. Llndu ~o!~Pot'·~·P!:!:i: ~~,~~~~~~~~~·~.Puc Camper ahell for
9120 .
RE. Salea
LOOt<IMG POil
AllTTU
OffORTUHITY
We have a few openinaa
for experienced licensees
in our Hl&n Bch omce.
We require.
•One year expcrlenc6 In
R. E Sales
•Knowled1e or the
Oran1e Co. hou1ln1
market
•P\tll Time Career Com·
ml.tment
We offer .
•Full lime mana1er H ·
1l1lance and at~ntlon
•Competitive com m.
1chedule
•Stability or a lar1e co.
-opportunity tor tadvan·
cement.
Jo'or conCidential
SALESTRAINEl!:S not neceuary for all r :-.; l C luw "°'1tltuN 1050 will ~Ack " trim your TY .... , lmpor\ truck. Sipe 2,
L "'RGE..,. ..,.,,L potlUOl\ll. ,fr 'tewpokrlll tr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lull•· Or try two <:ardt 1::.ra I,:____ eOtl very clean. Tbl, Ice box & ~ nA• Our. company 0 Her11 rrn. 0P1 11 •· b cktob·'6.. ,."' •--atoraae. S400. 990·2106 SUPPLllR OF modern, pleat11nt work· _ _ ..2:>9·04_3_1 __ STOREWIDI!: SN.E a P'Ric~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• evet. In" condltlon• a lo New" uaed turn, appl'i, Samu! IOOO Receiver and•---------HAIDWAll & .. . n a llphoh1tery&11~111n\dt1pl. m11c. Wil100'1 Bar1aln rleuor3/15 2 Sunwood 16" 3·W8)' ,, vw Poptop Camper.
TOOLS w=1lh l~~c:~e~~P~~Y~ lea.dd peri.on l\lu11t e ex· Nook . M5" 814 W. 19th, 4/Slaii Sl.80011. ape11kera, xlnl cond. loaded., xlnt cond, lo m1. p'a In layout, cutUn". CM.642-7930"Mll·l262 6 9tagaSl.50ea. I HOW HlllHG Ola. heat bea.Un". i..:win" " lOor more suo ea. SW>/ belt.otter. 975.9452 mus t H U, cal Moo . • ---------· IQ.5'73 SAUSTIAIMIH !lupervlslns.540·1142 **I BUY** Sal~J~"1Rcluded RCA 2S" Console Color•---utl--llk---,-1-40-
NO EXPER NECESS MSI "-·nnarlan recep•1oolsl ,...,,.,. "led F"rnil"re • A D? TV. Btn ~ct.ure, worka •• XLNTTRAJNING ...... • """"' .. .. .. • Uraw your own or send nne.·<McA. . ..,.,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F /T. Salary comm . Ap'4lloncos-OR I will nume, addre115, phone" _,., ._ PROGRArtf D""T"" "'/ex""r S2 SO 13 OOhr 11el orS"'LLrorYou. Veapa Ciao mopeds. Good t~ ~ ~ " """ · · · · "" we'll make one card per WUllLtTZ!R eGO Or1an one year old, cood coodi· 1 poy COIPOIATIOH C-Onuact Dr. Hutaenplller MASTlttS AUCTION tJ~. Add2"uch. t..\ Pnce. &2100. U ke new. Uon 1276 each. Call
Eontlntt S2 I ·$400 340 Fischer Ave. 1137•7660 646-1616Ii133·'625 Send check or money or· Dual keybrd, 25 pedall • S4M98'7
wk Coelta ~1 .. a. CA 92827 dcrto: rbyt.hm.1·525-B ---------COMMISSIONS & t7WM9·8124 WAITR~&S. So. Lag. . CASH PAID '1LOTrllMT1H~ ----------1For Sale J.fopcd Ciao,
BONUSES• L"'AuaJ rl ·1 NB " CM p /llme & F ood _ _. r i OOd d I lh 1 "At oppo uni > t t.une. Cotree thop np. fYI' I LI ~ um. l~l • P.0 Box 16eO . • I coo . tu an )'r Must be well aroomed & empk>yer M .,. Refi Pl••"· Charil• .1 <1 uea • co I or TV 1, ca.ta Me.a. ca. 92626 ..... & MwfH old S275. 548-9092
neat oppearin1. Career ~~~~~~~~~ Chill Ofe. (71') 5'3-0Ml IG7-8133 l•Jf,..w..t .
& rapid adv1ncemcnl op. ---------Wclahta. work·oul bench, ................. ~ .. ••• .,._~-:f:,':•I porlunltlea. Xlnt. co. SICT~/RIC~ Weneed&speoplewhoare lndlan CoUonSotoC.IAJ· lr~e bar. complete i.ot. ~Mnt · tlSO
benerll1. IUCH ARIA ol le&11t 10 lbs over· tltat!I Looi.e pUlow, s.;o1bet 493-8012 · ........... 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Call Mr. lrvlnQ 1 Glrt ottlce, with younf wflght. Call Ma. St.one at Chot~e color• S485 Both --...... i •• .; • .;••••••••••• '73 Suiukt l~. exc1ilhml · \fon 6 127,llA~Mff"M, execa., tn ut.. firm. 751·9175. We oan tell you l'ci L.ie aolectlon Bradford.hvy duly skill .SSHP Mere. ()/D mtr . cood, only aooo ml Call.
Tuw 6/28, 8AM·10A M 0Ut1oln1 " ftonl office huw to lose pounds & lampe~ coffee tblt " Cine 11aw. hvy duty dnll. t.aaper Elet. ,It.art 4 control I. 844.,1118, '94·83U. .
751-9134 appearance. T)'pe 55/tiO earn money al the •ame hometurnl•hln11atTl;fE •hank wtchuclt ullach. S200 . .U.tnl -WPM atlt. bkkpg, Xlnt Ume. F'URNITURECONNEC· Marco 11ewer mach .. "70 fondaC8 UJO.Gdoond.
benenta. Wiii tr11ln J une • TION, 7351 lleil, Untl L. Black & Decker bench ••ODI ..&.C Lo mile..13()().
1raduot.e. 675·8700 W 0 0 L P R )!; S S E R , JIB. 842·12'14 arlnder 6n·2698 .. A 493-8612
---------• Kulltera Cleanora, l&e E. Port·A·l\t•rln•
SECURITY l tsth . Costa Muu . Movln& 5 pc k1t ·1el. J9'Skl boat with lrlr $500. tnflatable Boata '77 KONDA GL1000 . interview SALES TRAIHH
5484243 '.\fodller. bdrm ICl saso. llaldw1n Organ S400 . 2SmColle•e,C.M. Xlntcond,exlrui..
Ki·H box & matt $200. 6 F'rench roll·top with (714) 5'0·2070 496·6067. 6 to II pm GUIDOS Mef'cttc.Mll pc maple bdrm ICl ~. chiAir 132S, 675.8362
M ... _ nteda aale1 people wil
ToucMITONt lna to w<>t'k hard. Salnry
HALtT plus commlaalon while
.... .,. 1uu1u1lil Fut growlna companr
rART TIMI 17141 t•:l-4867 tralnlnii. Inside & outtlclo M H Wal.dinrmtblw/l!chr11. --------11Mh..,o•tf' 9040 BMW '70 7&0·5. Cully "'~kly ~•" •· pnid ,·ac ••••••••••••••• ••• •••• • I 8 I ""'" 1 • "-"--10 5 S325 968·91:12 Ant que runswick Poo •••••u•••••••••••••••• dreued, loaded. perf · Xlni fr n1e bunefits _. • .,....s O Table, over IOU yrs old, 21· Roltna-J.tUS.-edlib cond, Bur1lar ularm. Above overa1e waaea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• De.k 5 d1r11, lai dre1u111r. SH95 547-~ or 979·7388 auitc-No other llkt' ll Muat be aeen. &45·~
Uniform & equlp . Wonderland round thl. 1re"n couch, In N ""'rt F1 h di 11n ... m
l1ake S3 + Mood hours. ---aalea .. Company benerals.
• Mut>t have c:ar. Call RN.pcrmanenll>/Ti.me&. protected trrritory.
751 2585 On coll poe.itlon a vail. All ~HI091
· ish1Cli. Call Sanlu An~---------.-•
PRESS'.\IA:"J '''general ycbl a v•~ 1'• Soau.treu wanted. '"·~· ~hop <'XJ> Will train. VMH481. EOE pld ln men & womrn 11
Rhp. peraon only. allet-atlons Salory or
979.2373 • RM SupervtiOr commlaslon. Newport
lt-T. & LVN.'MedJc11.ttoos Cleaners. 5,.s.2221 tor
Printer .ts treatment.a 3·11. N•a appt. • ln1tant Prlnttr Verde Conv Hosp .• 861 ---------•
furni~hed. Car & phone stcr\!O. 1111 •Ohd wulout l"nive ... il) Athletic '.\fem· ow.,., -• • ve --· V)"-------
rcq'd. Call 12131 57~·~150 Of Anfil!IUel! hl&hquollty 41136~-bcr,hlp for sole $300. Ph or barhop. '3800. 87:;.9137 •71 H D. Spor1aler. I.o m1.
for local appl E . 0 i;, • , 8aU975 27' /Trojan Crulaer Xlnt cond. '2300. or of for. __ - -II U G E ware h u u • e L>ln\:ltc ~cl tnlilt!, 'IWl\CI --- -T M1J..-OG31S SICY /OFC MGlt munmed with over 500 ~ellow wht t•hnlr•, l! kin& \IOVING SALE-Cry:.lal. win \18'a, rad .sounder ---------
P /time. permanent mu:.1c boxei.. nick<:lo· site hd.i.~rcb. 4 tubular china, ceramica. kmck Palnled,luned,ready ....._.Ho.iws.S./
career opportunity. deocl pianos, circu11 or· chrome L' •h11ped t•h111n knacks, rrumed pictures. S7SOO AYIMS·SOOO R .... /Sfer.,. f 160
Work with a financial ions. w a 11 c Io c k». w yellow i.addle r1brlc, 1 lump. 11ew1n1 m1chlne. Sl!:A RAY 24•, 8undancer, •••••••••••••••••••••••
Exper'd. only. JTF.K & <.'enter St, CM 548·6sits
AB Dick ~ Operator.
Gro\\lh Potential. Sal.
open. Xl11t. benetlta.
La.una Hlll1/Ml11lon
VleJo area. 58i·31SO
lobbfe'1 R41CJ & Mop
Women needed tbr
hou1ecleanln1 1ervlce.
548-0757
planner. mual be Rood In arandfather cloclu lime icrcc•n u1 t a11onol aoru. Re11:.onably p~lced In w 11 rra nly. ~I ere MOTOR HOMES Ste'• .$100.$1 ZOO /fftO math, acc.:urate typin& (aselnatln1 ant1quei. upholatercd chulr lam1>1 Sile Friday thru fuel cruiser" No. 2 Ouldrive f'OR RENT ~4•1·R.I. rc.-q 'c1. lira. 9:30 I02:30 OverSl,000,000Worlh +otherllem11 6-H.WM day, ~.\~I lo SPM .. C111l Dcccaradar,2dcpthfln FromSl!iOwk.770..()6..ll
~~-------RIAL IST ATI Room Attendant• Top waaes paid! SALESPERSONS The Inn at Laauna
0ppGrlunlty now o valla· 211 N. Cat Hwy, La1una
'ble ror a11res1lve aaleapcrsona lo join a Sallmaker has po.tUons
pro1re1alve oftlce. o~n. Some ex per. de·
Cousey Ir CofftPO"Y !..!:,!ble. Call 541·34&4.
1104 So. Coast Hwy . SALES
l .. \<.iUNA BEACH SUl'rLEMEHT
_ 497-2457 YOUltlNCOMI!
RIAL IST A Tl SSS$ IS$$
AGEHTWAMTID l'AITTIME
Profc:.111onnl t11lt's train TELEPHONE WOIK
In& ,roaram. Separate HOUSIWIVES
deak . & phone. Call COLLIGI STUDEMTS
. M .. naaer. Walker & Lee Ci uarunteed Houl'ly
Real ~tote, f'C)Untain WJJ:l' Ph" Bonui. 5:30 Valley Ofttca•. 968.3371 or pm lo ll .JO pm. call
MS-175'1 &ae 4Z23 or come to 2SO 1'!.
Salt'I
17th Sl.. Cotta Mfu. ~ Walkt:r 1; I ee
ASSIST AMT MGIS.
Real FAlate We neud two peoplea ••·
Employer. Pay All Fees S400 mo. 844·2607 ca~ A0~~ ..... ~ 11~mT •Kt~~..'r'· 7 f't. cul velvet country IJ42..06,6, 8'IO W. Wili.on den f1 111hera " re.1---------Llz Reinders A1ency r•po"" -wknda IUJC•,..., .,.... ·~ _Sl. Ch.it• ?tleu. comer, VHF'· CB radlo1, 23' OPE!'J ROAD, fully . .. """' Blr"b St Sle 1""' "'"'"' . lftl St., Jrv tn e. Tiil. Fteneh sofa, t>el1e 4t It.. ' tr R ......., " ' .,. U. 0 W bl 967 089110 2 Showca11e 195: Kenmore haJer " toa .. •IPI 4, out· It' ·cont. eserve nO\~ • Newport Beach 83311190 SECY /OR.DER DESK 7 lm . :1b ed thru ue. · to t'Ombo l7$; loveaeat Sl5: n11en, t.rtm tabs, ,full for summer. 614-8385
Calltoroppt/eatab 'U potllion°J:n forrapable S.t.9AM to PM.~lllt! Movln& out of 11tate, furn We1tln1house built·ln capvae " t op, Pole •72\\•tnnebafoBrave •
peraon or turn, •c· llASS llD & mi1c. 2tiM3 Pa1eo San c I e c , "to v e s 2 o. holders, 100101 fuel t unk Sleeps 6, new carper,
SECRET ARIES
(91 Needed Now
• Adminl1tratfve
•MerbtlncJ .,tn9M.,.
•lstrow
• llncJllt•rfng
No ah or llt.e ah
TOPSSS$SSSS$S
6-i c: 111 )Q
"l~l'C•l•111 .. lfl 11·
cest0rle1 ., •~ow room. F""CTo•y ta Clara! S.J.C. 49Cl.0243 714·536·1'738 artsP~1 & full. Dual baucrlea, dual 111 tanks. radio, Salary commen1urole1 "" " IJ7pm ---------• x tr a prop, trl r • d k CB w/exper. Experdetlred .. Lg. 11electlon ot pure -· s e If de Ir 0 a t l n 1 r;l deralla. Stored apace tupc ec • •TV unt.en-
but not nece11. Please BRASS Beds . Reas. Corn(•r sectlonaJ of cc rt•Criaerotor, $100. Color avl. Much more equip. na, do•h air,. lo~ alr
call, 8'1·2932, Ive number prl~ea. Buy direct & w /coHct tbl, mov Ina TV, mak.e ofter. l\flwc, 714·833·2575 .rt 6PM, heat, compl N II cont'd. .... ' I " Hot wate r h eat er. &name'icaUw/w re· auve aao.S135.M2·1357 5-1811758 Dy1 . 7 14 ·548·4300 thower,~reu urhl!d
turned. THE WAAG BED S• IOIS -------1 Manellus a•-t .,. II l 2334Newpor1.Bl, ...,. • t'or Sale Two Jack ---------1.W ... r an · .i;;JCC• en
Sec'y wanted. lAaal exp. 842·2712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LaLanne health t1 pa '6'1 Owcn.1 cabin crulaer. tond. '710t. M5-t078t tler
necaaary. 6 week sum· aterbed and heoter, llke memberahlJ>I. ~ea for f'alrly aood aha.,., nd1 3:30pm
mer rep lace m ent.. Furniture St ripped" new 112.5 or bell orrer. ;:, yr membenhlp. Call work onenafclOIMoul -R-..---.-----.-1133-8622 .Ref1n11hed by Expert.. S.W-9126. 645'-124-0aft5PM 11lde. 167·Wf .. 1c for ent za Fireball. S~
752-5059dya,64&-6826eve ------• ---------• Mike load1 of windows •
ltJ>vice Station Att•n· Movln& Sole: adult tr1C'f • :\loved: Lertoveri.. 30" ---------• cottnter1pace.e45·22a3
dant, exper 'd. Day ., --------• cle. 2 davenports, double 110~ stovu; corree/end Evea.Full&pllme AP· P.ter&Groc•Grap bctl. cubtnt?l i1ewin1 tblll"; linens. etc. rua
ply, Shell SloLJon, 17lh & "ANTIQUES" m :ll'h In«!. • h redder, N6·4~ .
ln ·ine. NB. Now ()penT~The PubUc chain, table• tt.c. Lol!I ot
"·· i I " d HALLTRE!S &ood Junk. 820 Knowell ~rv ee ta. ~uen ant. SIDE DO" RDS Pl, CM, from Sun. noon
100 Yda used St>a1 ere,
~ c:ond, oraoao '-or
) TUVa9u1EH
22'. Load..t with xtra!'. Only 11,000 m l. Xlnt
cond.1970 Mdl. $6500. exper'd. P\tll or p tlrt\e " 540-4411 Appl)• Arco Sttttion. 17th WASHSTANDS Hor'HI 1060
17ll02Skypork Blvd. & Irvine, C.~1 DEDROO~ SETS
wtuLt" 840·303'7
GUE.ST ROOM DOUBLE StEq~lOl ... lrvlne ~e Slntlon Man . DRl~EBRR~C
uatOppr 1:.omployer wanted < 2 > Full & 1~~~ :iolbst. C.M.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Korie for &ale 6 »r old re1
Appalooisu 1cld1n1
w 1 l.ack. 159J. 5-16· l 798
BED. *"'>/Offer.
875-4031
UcMM4 S•tt p'd. In Men's Fashlona. Auocla\u-1rowln1 clothing " sportlwear .._ _______ _
Cotta Meta ortlca has forour~ettmJnst.er Mall s ta i
p/timo. Some eicper. Top Call day ortv•. '48·1t0S
waaea +comm " Vile I~~~~~~~~~ pay an er l yr. Apply, I· HOttSIS IOAIDED IOlt •••••••••••••••••••••••
• opcnl.Qaa for a full Ume atore. oalary + comm. acre r es aalet at1oclatea. Aa • + profit 1harln1. Call Red Oarpet protaaalonal l>en)'(t, Mon·Sat, l OAM
you will .n.Jot our na· ~ .•t The Look, tlonal nferral aynem,, ________ _
local rteo•n.IUon and our SAUSGllL
bo nua com mlaalon Pllatm•cy.Expt'd~. aeMdult. Our 10•1 S. to Cell 552-1414 btlp YoU become a Na11---------
eetal• profetalonal earn··1·-------•1 Ina a profeulon.al ill come. For lnlervltw cal
Tim Moa11h r M74
VOLT
II>,.• .... /\It • • • •
Carey'• Chevron eo. s. Ar molre, European , Back Bay area. Rldlnt
est HWY, 1.•J Bch, No bu uUful II unuaual, atena, MS-2SM
phonecall1. muatJao.175·S.. ~ 1070
Strvlot Sta. Aitendant. ........ eOtO ..... , ................ .
Evet. & Wknda. Clt1n •••••••••, ........ ,..... WA...,TED
appear. Exp•d. bstly, Washers, d'f•"· Clean "
w/ref's. need apply. 2S90 late mod~IJ. '100, 1 yr TOP CASH DOLLAR
NewPortBlvd,CM auar. Free delivery. PAI D Jo'O R YOU R
SSCASH'°IS
-M.u-Cha. WIU also buy. JEWELRY, WATCHES.
Sftl"V Sta Help Needed l m· 638-2840. »T OBJECTS. GOLD, --------medlaltly. Fvll or p/l. SI LVER SERVICE,
Apply, 980 a Cit Hwy, HURRY!! P INI: I.U RN " AN· NB
SIGN PAINTER, muat be
e.xper. F'\lll or partt.lme.
Call 148-00.0.
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••
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WE BUY
CLIAHCARS
&TRUCKS
CONNELL
·CHEVROLET
2828Harbor Blvd.
COSfAMESi1
54~1200
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOraSEDCARS }'OREIG , DOMESTIC
orC JCS
Jf your car la •1'lra clean
llt't! UJI (ll"ftl,
IAUElt IUICK :ms HorbOr Blvd
Costa Meta t79·2SOO
TOP
DOLi.Ait
PAID
FOR CLEAN
~::1
1 •:HI•'• tit ACtt nl \/()
Hllt~llN(,ll)N Ill AUi
11-1, l.'!l I ~-lil 0 l.J,•
1011 \~0.\ & SO\
, l ttlC.Ol N Ml llC.URV
~626 HAllOI llVD.
COSTAMISA
CAR Ollll-JT
c.1t ... c ...
Paid,_. Or Hot
31'511,t\RBQll BLVD,
Otarbor "Vl~or•• > COSTAME!JA • •• 642..0613
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NEWPORT OATSUH
SPECIALS
New t,,l)J' l)alsun Lanct>ed PUdlup. Loaded w/apeciol pab1l·hitel1or· ttret & moett roof. Was
$5795 ; Save $1300 !
(11B38$)
NOWS4495
888DOVESTREET
Near MacArthur
It Jnmbortt Rood11
833-1300
'76 B210 2dr, slick. Im· mac. cond. Must 1ell.
12895/ofr. 840·2423 dys,
875-9826 eves & wknds.
m iracle
n'"lazda ' r,..., 1,
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·:THIS . WEEK'S SPECIAl!
I •
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Ma~ 9952 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'416 Auto 289. 57,ooO ~ril
ml. 2 °'"11'1· Xlni eOnd.
$1800. 831·™8
New •77 Nova!
No. 128789/0eeO
~~~ '•••s
.·
Ol'dtr yours now
·NOW
ONLY '2995 ... ·
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GRAVE FROM WHICH REMAINS WERE STOLEN
) Forest Park Policemen Rlc:tt•rd Bl8luk, left and Robert Kutak
Motive Missing
Mike Todd's Body
Taken From Grave
FOREST PARK. Ill. (AP) -
he remains or movie producer ~ichael Todd were removed rom lus grave in a cemetery
~ere sometime-over the wet>kend nd police are trying lo contact
is former wife, Ehubeth
aylor, to see If any ransom has
been demanded.
' Forest Park police In ·
vestlgator Michael Thompson
said Sunday that the rubber bag
cont.aining Todd's reaiains was
discovered mlsaane from his
casket in Jewish Waldheim
Cemetery alter a woman visiting
a nearby grave noticed that.
Todd's arave had been tampered
with.
Todd, who was married to Miss
1-ylor at the Ume of hil death,
and three men werekllled March
21, 1958 In a plane craah ln the
Zuni Mountain• of western New
Mexico.
Authorities knew of no motive lt'1 the c~. But. a -ipokeamen
,ald authonttes are lJ'Yllia to con·
tact Miss Taylor, 45, to learn if
she has reeeived any threats or
demands for ransom.
Police said that someone had
to dig about 4.lh feet to reach the
casket and estimated that it pro-
bably took them several hours.
Becauae of that, authorities have
ruled out the possibility that
youthful pranksters tampered
with the 1rave a spokesman
said.
Todd, whose real name wu
Avrom Hinsch Goldbogen, wu al
the height or his career when he
dted.
He had released the movie
"Around the World in 80 Daya,"
hla bi11est success. shortly befo~ his death.
.
Police HoDt
'
110&£ nlAN 100 CITIF.S AND town1 have been forced to lm·
pose maodatMy water rationing, since rainfall foe tbe 1'78-1T rainy
seuon dropped to about half or normal for the aeeond year {n a row.
Officials warn that many of the state's 1,000 reservoirs could
dry up. On the caked bottom of a Marin County resenolr a brid1e
covered for ye an by stored water bakes in the summer sun.
The marks of the drought are not always apparent at first
glance. In Marin County, which Imposed strict wa~r raUonlnc In
February, tenacious native plants an.d trees create •dtcepUvevell
of green. But behind it are brown lawn1 and and withered Cardens.
THE NJCASIO llESERVOR RAS dwlndltd to expose yards of
cracked surface Uke a moonJcape and tbe beds or stnall creeks and
streams in the hills \ook like the bbttoms of empty aquariums.
In Monterey, as in Marin County, San Francisco an4 Oakland
and the surrounding uea, officials report full pubtlc cooperation
with mandatory water rationing. In some areas, orticlals said water
consumption even has dropped below allotments.
Water rationing calling for l 10 percent cut tn us., takes effect
Friday io Los An1eJes, where voluntary reductions didn't achieve
the needed savings.
Beverly Hills, where water usually not.-a u frffly as m()ney,
has hired a water cop tQ prowt the eslete-Uned street& aod advise
wasteful water users to mend their ways .
.\ND I U.YWOOD. 2l&ll Cmrtury I'~ clall Hid thty
carefully rvvtew any movie scenes r~ulrinc r.tn and are atreasln1
shorttr shaml>OC* of tbo p&.Q)pered hair of th• stars.
~ In tti• San Joaquin Valle~ baa a • h'• UM
<.8M SVN BAKES STATE, P11e Al)
421Hlled
VISQ'OAS ENCoUtfTER 81QN8 OF STATE'S ORY TIMES
"9• Vllltors to lnV'emna In Menn County to Help Out ,
'\
Man Simulates 1 Kitchen, Roof
Durnin Two
FVBJazes
Two teparale fires In F'ountain
Valley Sunday caused an
estimated total of $5,500 In
Iyjured Boy lleld
In Arson tit /ail
Weapon in
Store Hold-up
A bandit who allegedly
simulated a gun to rob a Hunt-
ington Beach liquor store Sunday or $200 in cash and a bottle of beer
was being sought today by pollce. J
damase. official• reported. ·
A mishap during the refueling
or a camp stove at 10 a.IT\. caused
$3,500 ln damage to the kitchen of
Tom Beckett, 10413 Falcon St. No .
one was injured, fire officials
said.
Police suspect malicious mls·
chief ln the charring or a house
roof at 9'52 El Blanco Ave.
The incident occurred al 2:26
p .m . and caused $2.000 in
damage. Police believe the blaze
was uused by fireworks thrown
on lheroor.
COLt,JMBIA. TertQ. <AP> -A
youth who admlt~ set.Una a Jail fire Plat killed 42 person5 &a~
twice beeA, tuen into c\,11tody in
Wtacon•ln. tn conn~tlon with
arson or a thre•t of arson,
aulboriUes said today.
Andrew Zinmer, 18, was taken
to a Nuhvllle hospital In critical
condition Sunday alter a fire tn
his foam-rubber pad~ cell at
the Maury County jall unleashed
toxic fumes that kUled 42 In;.
matet and et«ht visitors.
Haury Count)' Dl1t. Atty.
Robert lt Gay aaJd be planned to
charee Zlnrner with arson and
would ask to have him tried as an
adult.
Roy Ma.rtJfllk)D, police chief in
Sul'erlOC', Wis., said authorities
first picked up Zinmer on Feb.
28, 1975, ln connection with a fire
at the Board of Trade Building.
Martinson said Zinmer did not
admit set.Uni the fire and was re-
ferred to a guidance clinic in
Superior after the incident.
M artlnson said the last contact
police bad with the youth was
June 17, 1976, in connection with
a threat of arsoll. At that Ume he
was takeo to a home for problem
cbUc:lreno the chief said.
Atlemptl to rescue the victims
of Sunda.Y'• fin were hampered when a deputy sheriff carrying
keys t.o the Jail's 12 cells collided
wltb fleeinl visitors. He dropped
the keys on tbe noor and wu una-
ble to fb¥l them for abou.t 12 min~. Officials aaid . One hU.band and wife, who·
bOth were prisouttra, C!fed In ffae
fire alon1 with bis visiting·
parent& and sister. Jn another
<See .IAJ~ ... , • .U>
Police said the rob~ey OC· 1
curred at 5:18 p.m. at Plaza tt-~
quor, 21441 Brookhurst St. Ac· 1
cording to an employe, the b~t
approached the store's front J desk holding a papet bae and
clalmilli he had a gun.
After taking $2oo in cash from
the employe, Ulelbandit crabbed
a bottle of beer and fted in a late
model blue Toyota. Police saJd
two cornpaniona may ha\'e been
waiting in the getaway car.
The bandit wu described as a
male lh his early 20's, about five-·
foot seven-inches tall with
shoulder lenclh btown baJr.
tf
JJp, llp and AU'Jag
~ It's not a bird. Npr is it a plane. It's Super Balloon -
the South Coast AJr Quality Management District's
latest weapon in the fight against dreaded smog. It was
" launched this morning fromt he Santa Ana Marine
Corps Helicopter Facility. Dr. Thomas Heinsheimer and
Peter Neushul are aboard. They plan to drift with the
air currents over Southern California for 40 hours to see
what they can team about where pollutants go 60 scien-. i. lists can pinpoint where cutbacks in pollutants might be
.. made.
n Fro.Page Al
SUN BAKES STATE. • • -...:. which people dial to report on wayward water users and a local
: television station started a "drip of tbe day" booby prbe for water
· wasters complete with a rubber duck logo.
At Audrey Oodson'a MW Valley borne, the sunburlt locust out
"..front bloomed lhi• year, but the yelloW clusters were Usht and dull.
-?drs. Dodson and other customers of the Marin Munlclpa! Wat.r
• -District can't spare much water for home landscapin1 because they
are hm1ted to 46 gallons per person per day. However, like mayo(
her friends, Mrs. Dodsoo has kept her swimming pool full by buying
water by the truckload.
SHE REMEMBERS THE TIME WHEN sbe wouldn't bother lo
turn off the faucet II 1be had to dash to answer the telephone.
"I won't do that ever again," she said. "lt'a aurprtaing the
things you become aware of, bow to conserve.··
'!J The mountain• guarding most of California's 1,072-mile Pacific
t Ocean coastline tu111 golden every year by the end of summer. This
r. year they turned to parchment by June. ·
For most people, the hardest part or rationing is chansing their
• bathroom habits. It means no more long showers or luxurious bub-
ble baths, shultlnl off water while brushing teeth and 1havln1.
0
A 35-YEAR·OLD WOMAN FROM Marin County aaid she
·travels to San Francisco to take baths at the homea of friends who
have some water to spare.
··Lots or friends volunteer," she said.
A gas station owner in Monterey County decided to Hve water
by closing the rest room• and setting up chemical toilet• behind the
station. But he had to remove the portable potties because of state
laws
And parents say their children have become policemen around
, the house. yelhn1 at adult.a who let the faucet run or .stay in the
shower loo long.
THERE IS ALWAYSABRIGHTapot io the middleofdisuter.
< Thus, there are some towns which stand like an ouil, untouched by
• the drought. Yreka, a city of 6,500 near the Oreeon border, iJ cal.Una
itself a "born of plenty. 11
Because it recel ves an abundance ot water from an offshoot of
the Klamath River, the city has purchased a water dlJpenalnf
machine whJcb will allow residents of lesa fortunate areaa to buy~
. gallons o( water for a nickel.
Water Gates Shut
SACRAMBNTO CAP) -Stat.
and federal officlal1 say they wlll
mtermittently close the Delta
4tl'Oll Channel lltes because Of
llhe droulht.
F,...PageAJ .
MOTEL •••
'
backed up tn the
llDlnnid raw M*~e oo
ewal . eowu.
Tbe OVllflow WU app t.ly
the nnt warnta1 that a aewer
problem ext ted In the rapidly
1rowln• area alon1 Warner
AYen
Since that tlme, the problem
hH developed iJato a "Hmi•
crtatl" situation, accordina to cl·
ty olfidala.
The planninc commission bas
been forced to bold up permits to
build 81 new homes ln o area
because of overburdened lftel'I,
Net expressed oftlclaUy bUt
dlaeuued privately were COO·
cerna that there bad bea a
breakdown ln communicaUona
from the public worka depart,.
ment to the planning depart·
ment. which had continued work
Oft plans for new construction.
PlaMln1 Comml11loner Ruth
Finley said ape isn't happy with
the 1ituatioo..
"l find lt ahockin1 that it took
the complainta of homeowners to
make us aware of tbia delicien·
cy, · • ahe said.
"Before tbia, we didn't have an
indication that there was a pro-
blem," aheaaid.
"I hope that future monitorini
will allow ua a warning of any
future deficiencies throuehout
the city before they reach a
critical stafe," abe added.
City Enpneer Mike Zambory,
who blamed the overtaxed a.ewer
lines on a number of factors, said
there apparently waa a lack of
commuhlcation rrom the men in
the lleld.
''Ideally, we should have de·
tected thla problem," Zambory
admitted. He indicated,
however. that the department
was undentaffed.
He said that at the same time
there haa been a areal in-
crease ln the workload there has
been no increase in the work
force because or budget con·
cern1.
He said new monitoring
machines now have been in·
stalled to make graphs of the
sewa1enow.
To make matters worse, the Ci·
ty of Huntinst.on Beach bas been
absorbln1 tlle sewage or the
Sunset Beach Sanitary District
at an ever increa1Jn1 rate into
the line.
Zambory said the amount of
aew aae handled from Sunset
Beach baa Increased nearly 400
percent ln recent years.
Action la being ccnuldered by
the city to lnatall a parafiel sewer
line on Warner from Sprln&dale
Street to Graham Street that is
expected to handle increasing de·
manda.
Approval of the project is
scheduled for Au1uat.
Officials say that it the new
tine 111 installed on 1cbedute,
there won't be further delays in
the construction of the new
homes.
WHikeaFee
For Park Land
Fountain Valley house
builders• fees for parks have
been railed from '800 to $1,000
per residential lot.
Tbe city councU rallec1 \he fees
tor the ftrst tlme tlnce 1'74 to
meet rlllnc land coata.
The fees are used to pay for
open apace or park land ln new
houatq developments.
Devilopert have the option of
paying the fee or donating 4()SO
square feet ol land to tho city ff#
each lot with proportionate f fff
for condomlnium or' apartment
developments.
Plann.ln, commlaalon and par It
and recreation commlulon
member'I bad backed a plan.~
ratae the tees to Sl.500 per home
lot.
l.U11ER BOATcnWNHD8HELPlNEFFOATTOPROVEPOINT
tlrendenCflfttoDvplJcm18thCenturyF••t
Tow Completes Voyage
' Fickle Fate F oulJJ F~~h of Leather BOat
Four trans·Atlantic sailors in the 38·
foot leather boat Brendan arrived in
Newfoundland's Mussrave Harbor Sun·
day under tow from a Canadian coast
guard vessel.
could have taken th·e vessel a montb to re·
ach land because of unfavorable winds.
Uollke a modern sailboat, the Brendan is
unable to tack against tbe wind.
Made from oxhides stretched over a
frame~ oak and ash, the Brendan sailed
from western Ireland last year and re-
mained in Iceland for the winter. 1t de-
parted Iceland May 11.
They accepted the tow for the last
few mUes after waiting m()St of the day
for the wind to carry them ashore.
A CROWD OF about 400 cheered as
the square-rigged craft, which sailed
from Iceland 46 days ago, tied ue at the
harbor about 300 miles north of St.
John's, the capital of Newfoundland.
An account written by St. Brendan
told of a voyage that lasted aeven seasons
and took him Jllld his crew to a region of
icebergs and strange lands.
BESIDES SEVERIN, the modern
Brendan's caew included George
Maloney. like Severin a Briton, Arthur
Magan of Ireland and Trondo Patersson,
an artistfrom Denmark's Faroe Islands.· .
Skipper 'nm Severin and his three
crewmen are attempting t.o prove that
such a leather boat could have been used
by the lr1sh monk St. Brendan to bring
the first Europeans to North America in
the sixtt) century.
THE CANAD~oast guard ship
John Cabot spotted the~ndan Thurs-
day about 60 miles off Newfoundland's
east coast. Coast guard officials sajd it
The four were to spend the night in
Gander, about 70 miles southwest. of
Musgrave Harbor.. Their future plans
were not.immediately known.
Panel Bacha ·
Tax Repeal,
OnWuoline
..
•
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
House Waya and Meara Commit-
tee a~roved today a provtaion
repealmg the income-tait deduc-
tion Cor state and local gasollne
taxes.
An estimated 18.6 mtllton
couples or lndivlduala would
face a tax increase averagin1 $38
a year startlnt Jan. 1 If the de·
ductlon is repealed. Nearly half
the tax hike would be imposed on
bmlUea with adjusted sroas in·
comes ol $20,000 or leas .
The .20·14 vote came after
Bernard Shapiro, 1taff director'
of the Joint Committee on Taxa-
tion, conceded the action would
have llttle eUect °" energy con-
servation.
The Carter admin.lstraUon sup-
ported repeal of the deduction on
grounds lt would provide a
psychological incentive for using
less gadine.
In an effort to encourage
modernliation of busn, the com·
mittee also wrote into the final
version of ita ener1y bill a pro-
vision to repeal taxea on fuel,
tires, tubes and oil used by
vlrtu4lly all bUles.
And th• panel voted • tax
credit ol uP to '3(>0 for bu1cn of
electric can.
I
SIJWGlll'AIJ;
CROOKED GUN?
FAIRBANKS, Alulta (AP) -
A clasalfted ad In the Dally News·
Miner offtrln1 to sell a .~7
magnum teYOlver:
''Plred on.l.Y twice at a lltU• old
ladJ."
P,... P.,,e Al
family trqedy, a prisoner aod
five relatives died.
0 All the vfcti!DjS had got down
on the floor u far u they could,
layins down to get some air ... "
one official said. "It seemed like
most of the victims were life·
less" when reached. Simmer's mother, Addie L.
Zinmer, described her son in a
t elephone interview from her
Superior home as an emotionally
disturbedbo)'." ....... -
Authorities in Wauke ~
sha, Wis., said cecords
show Zinmer was reported miss·
ing from Lad Lake Jnc., a re-
sidential treatment center in
Dou1man, Wis .• for emotionally
disturbed teen-agers.
Zimmer had been
removed from the Jail's
had been removed from tbejail1s
drunk tank SalW'day and placed
in the padded cell because be
stu(fed a tpilet and cau.ed a
flood, autboritiea said. Stat~ Jaw
requires that juveniles be
secre1ated from adult prtaonera.
and o(ficlals said the padded cell
was the only other facility avail•·
ble.
Chief Deputy Bob Farmer said
Zlnmer was pulled from the jall 's
padded cell .
"Me and another olllcor drug him out," Farmer aa14. "He said
heaetlt."
'th• lberlff Hld today ·that
while Zinmer wu ln the padded
cell before the fire broke out,
"One of the vialtora have him a
clf arette ...
There WC'• 56 Inmates in the
Jail at the time of the fire. Of the
22 wbo sot out allve, 19 were
flown by hell~optert to two
hospitals ln NUbvtUe, aboUt 60
·miles PO~ of Columbla, ofllclals
aald.
Autliorlties aalcl' 18 other
.,.S'.tonl, lncludln1 two firemen.
were treattd {Qr injuries at local
b pttm.
BJI the Anociated Prtll
Fatal .Copter
Crash Probe' .J
()pens Today '
A U.S. Naval Board of Inquiry
was to convene today to begin tn·
veati1ating the cause ot a
helicopter crub that killed three
crewmen, Including a Los ·
Alamitosofficer, Fnday.
Authorities indentilied the de·
ad H U. Richard A. Creighton,
30, whose Lo6 Alamitos address
was not available; Lt. Walter S.
Howdyshell, 29, of New Lex·
ingt.oo, Ohio, and Petty Officer
Second Class Robert M. Emery
Jr .. 20. of Williams, Ore.
lnvesUgators said Howdyshell
w H piloting the SH2F anti·
submarine helicopter with
Creiehton as co·pilot when it
crashed without warning near a
Baltimore, Md .. 1uburb.
The chopper bad been airborne
oo a routine training lllght for
about two hours when it crashed.
The Navy said the er aft and it.s
crew were auigned to the First
Air Test and Evaluation
Squadron at Patuxent Naval Air
Station.
Last Body Found
LOS BANOS (AP> -
Authorities have recovered the
fourth and final bodf of the P~
and Aline Hanly f amlly of ~or:af
tert7. They dro.,ned ln San IAl11
Reservoir. I
, (Jp and A tDag
It's not a bird. Nor is lt a plane. It's Super Balloon -
the South Coast Air -Quality Management District's
latest weapon in the fight against dreaded smog. It was
launched this morning fromt he Santa Ana Marine
• Corps Helicopter Facility. Dr. Thomas Heinsheimer and
Peter Neushul are aboard. They plan to drift with the
air currents over Southern California for 40 hours to see
what they can learn about where pollutant$ go so scien·
lists can pinpoint where cutbacks in pollutants might be
made.
fA!,ioy~rs Pennitted
'l'o Advertise Fees
advertise fees.
However, the ABA tecenUy
modified rules to allow lawyen
lo Hat their names and leaal
specialties in the classified sec·
lion of a telephone directory.
The majority said the only con·
stltullonal lsaue presented by the
Arizona case la "whether the
atate roay preveht the public•·
tlon in a newspaper of lawyers'
truthful advertitement concern·
in1 the availability and terms ol
routine letal set.Vices.
•
a1 ~ fl ol tbe linll• room~ ti are rented oa a
aeml·petmaoent baili wlth tM rut avlUahle fOI' ov ri\Jtbten.
Manqer Juk' Rowe aaya the
occupaMy ntio ls U1ually about
50 perctat: Rowe eddJ tbat hll
room• are often used by 1allon
ftom the nearby Seal Beach
Weapons Depot for all-niaht
·parties and by bums who arrive
with tree lodlint cblta bauld by
. .... . .
Voluntary Help Cited as Sun BakeS.St:Ji,te
SAN' FRANCISCO <APl -On a hillside near the Pacific Ocean,
sheep nuzzle the ea~ for a few dried blades ol 1rus. A Bay Area
bostesa rentl a portable toilet for a party, and a boleL on Catalina
Isl and uka 1uests to brine their own Hnen. <Related story A3. )
lt'a the drought CalllomJa.style -the effects of two years of un·
precedented dry weather changing the lllestyles and landscapes of
the nation's most populous state.
OU THAN tot CITIES AND town1 have been forced to Im·
poae mandatory water rationing, since rainfall for the 1918-17 rainy
aeaaon dropped lo about half ot normal for the second year In a row.
Officials warn that many of the state's 1,000 reservoirs could
dry up. On the caked bottom ot a Marin County reservoir a brid&e
covered for years by stored water bakes In the summer sun.
The marks of the droupt are not always apparent at first
alaace. In Marln County, which imposed strict water raUonina In
February, tenacious native plants and trees create a dtteptive veil
of treen. But behind It are brown lawns and and withered 1ardens.
THE NIC"'"O RESEKVOR HAS dwindled to expose yards of
cracked 1w-f ace llke • moonscape and the beds of small creeks &11d
strNms in the hills look like the bottoms of empty aquariums .
Airline's
BJ GARY GRANVILLE
Of lllUIT .. ""' .... Su~ Thomas Alley will
11k the Board of Supervisors
Tueada,y to adopt a resolution op.
po1lnc tivint North-Central
Airlines access to Oranae County
Airport.
Riley'• proposed resolution
seek• to have North-Central'a
pendlnt hearina before the Civil
Aeronautlca Board delayed from
July 1 to Sept. 1.
1t also volcea 1trong county ob-
JecUona to North-Central being
11ven routea by the CAB that
would link the local airport lo
Mlnneapolls·!it. Paul.
"It would be a disaster for
Oranc• County if the routes are
approved, 11 Riley said today as
he prepared his resolution.
''It would a1ao make a 1ham of
Oran1e County Airport'• de-
alanatlon u a local airport,"
Rlley added.
... Motive Missing
FOREST PAJtX. m. (A" -
The remains ot mOYle producer
Michael Todd were removed
from bia fr ave tn • cemetery
here sometime mer tbo weekend
and police are tryinl to contact
his former wife, Elizabeth
Taylor, to aee ll any ransom bas
been demanded.
Foreat Park police In·
vestlgator Michael Thompson
said Sunday that the rubber .,_,
containing Todd's remains was
dlacovered miaalna from hl•
casket in Jewlah Waldheim
Cemetery ~r a woman vlsltlng
a nearby grave noticed that
Todd's irave had been. tampered
with. •
Todd, who waa married to Miss
Taylor at the time of his death.
and three men were killed March
28, 1958 in a plane craah In the
Zuni Mountains or western New
Mexico.
. ' · In Monterey, as in Martn County, San Francisco and Oakland
and the surrounding area, ofllclala report fUll pabllc cooperation
with mandatory water rationina. In aome areu, otflelala said water
conaumption even has dropped below allotments. ·
Water rationing callln1 for a 10 peneot cut In use takes dfect
Friday in Loe Angeles, when voluntary reductions didn't achieve .
the needed savinp. .
Beverly Hilla, where water usually flowr as freely u money,
has hired a water cop to prowl the ala~Ui*t •lffetl aDd adVile
waateM water users to mend their wa)'I. •
AND IN HOLLYWOOD, Mb Century Fox of'flclals Hid they
carefully review al'ly movie scenes requlriDC rain and are ltrelllnl
shorter shamPQOI of the pampered hair of the stara.
Fresno in the San Joaquin Valley bu let0"'1) a "snitch" liae
which people dial lo report on wayward water users and a local ·
teltvlaion station •tarted a "drtp of tbe day" booby prize for water .
wasters complete with a rubber duck loeo. ·
Al Audrey Dodson's Mill Valley home, the aanburst locust out
front bloomed this year, but the yellow clusters were U.ht and dull.
Mn. Dodson and other customers of the Marin Municipal Wat.er <See SVN BAKES STATE, P .. e AZ)
ii(!
AuthDritiel knew or no motive
in tbe dae. But a spoUlman
•4id 1uthOl'lUes are try ma to con·
tact Miu Taylor. 4$, to learn ir
alae has received any threats or
demands for ransom.
Police aaid that aomeone had
to-dlt about 4~ feel to reach the
caaket and estimated that lt pro-
bably tOok them several hours.
Because or that, authorities have
ruled out the possibility that
youthful pranksters taQ'lpered
with tbe grave a apokaman
Hid.
Todd, whose real name WU
Avrom Hirsch Goldboeen, was at
the height of his career when be
died. .
He had released the movie
"Around the World in 80 Daya,"
hl1 biHeat s uccess, shortly
before his death.
Panelists·
•• Tbere ma1 bO a lake and. a lot of awlmsalnl paols. la lrvtne. but
people tn Oraqe County 1erteral·
ly a1ree that Jrvlae b •
landlocUd dt1. !
ApparenUy, the folks at the .
1tate Coastal COmmlsaioa office
in San FranclJco think ao too.
Despite lbe fact that a •llvu ot Jr~lne 11 included in the coastal
zorJ•. no on~ trom the state
Coaatal Commiulon office
bothered to Uhd ctty offictala
any information abo.ut tbe
co11tal tone act teiutatlont. · .. It's true. We mistakenly left
Jrvlne off the maillnt ltlt few a
whJle," admitted Maree stronc.
a state coastal comml11lon pran.
ner. ·
M1. ~ tald the mistake
w,.1 made because Irvine is
usually JlOt thousht or u a
coastal dt.v and tbat they jUlt
foraot that·part ct the city ls re·
gutated by the coutal zone act.
Under that detignation and
county operatint policy. fliahts
to and from the airport are Umit·
ed to 500 mU11.
While the North.central route
appllcatlon dealcnates Las
Ve111andPhoenixas1topovers
alon1 the Twin Cities route, Riley
Complete Saccharin
The coutal U>ne boundaries
are drawn ao that 270 acres ot
Irvine are ln.c:IUded within tlae
zont. Of Uiat amount, 234 ecres
are the UC Jrvtne manb and ·
becauae they are owned b)' the
unlve11lty th~ are exempt fl'Olfl the~ of \be coastal ione
(See AlllPOBT, Pase A2)
Sl&41GHI' AD;
CROOKED GUN?
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP> -
A classllied ad In the Daily News-
Miner off erlne to aell a .357
mapuft\ r volver: .
• • Plred only twice at a little old
lady."
. .
Sales Ban Possible ...
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
Food and Drug Administration ia
consldertn1 II eomplete ban on
the sale of aaccbarln.
FDA Comml11loner Donald
Kenned1 told a House subcom· mlltee thatthe a1ency may pro.
hlbit all sales or the artificial
sweetener becau.te of a new
Canadlan 1tudy which •hows •
hlah Incidence of bladder oncer
among males w~"" 1acebartn.
He aaid t.be PDA la extendint
ect. :
Howrier, 38 fCNS IUmJiuDdlnc
the m8"h are included ~ ap.
r.ar ntly be(oaus or tbelt PfQX· mtcy to e.Dvlrontnentally-.
.< • ~~~~•I• .U>
I
t Irvine pollce have arrested an
.year-old man 1Ulpect.ed Of
Ecktn1 up a lS·Y•Ar·Gld tchblhr .,ut tef\ttlnl t.o lel Mr
t of hit truck alter he aJJe1edly
ftlolested her.
· Police wreated Oeorfe Roy
'tlray, Jr., ol Pieo l\lvera Friday
'Wtter olficer1 spotted bi.I pickup
Uuck ln the Woodbrldle area ol ·~vine.
Bray was char1ed wltb child
olaUna, felony falae lmprilon·
1ient and felony hit and run. He
was released on hls own re-
• ~gnizance.
According to police, the Incl·
dent Bray la char1ed with OC•
curred a week earlier, when
ray alle1edly picked up the
h1tchhlk~1 an Irvine resident, on
Culver unve near tho Deerfield
~mmunlty.
,.., Tbe firl told poUce abe uked to
.3et out of the truck when Bray
fondled her, but that be refused
~stop.
' Police aald the friehtened atrl
If.jumped out or the truck near
• Walnut Avenue, whUe the vehicle
.,was travellna about .U mil• an
-~our.
The girl was treated for cuts
.. and bruises, bul was not
Jiospltall1ed. PoUce 1tald they
:Were able to trace Bray becauae ~ witneu to the incident followed
l'fhe truck and obtained the
1icense plate number.
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~;BRIDGE •••
the American Contract Brtd1e
Lea1ue, aaid the reaponae to the
.,bterrocatory aaktne U the
1ea1ue contends unauthorized tn-
t'ormaUon wu posaed between
.Kat& and Cohen 11 "probably the
• whole lawsuit." Howell Hid the
Jeaeue will claim there were lm-
proprletlea and wlll explain why tt belleva so.
Kats, 35, la a phy11lclan In
Beverly Hills. Cohen, 34, has a
~eer-ee in pharmacy, but prac-
tices professionally u only a
)trldge player. The two have been
playing together since they were
1'tudents al the University or
Wisconsin, teaming to win the ln·
tercollcglnte championships In
19 6.
~Emertainer
Still Stable
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Come-
~lan Groucho Marx, aald to be "a
little more cheerful and
talkaUve," remained in atablo
condition at Cedara-Slnal
Medical Center recuperatlne
from a bout wllb pneumonia, a
hospital 1poketman aatd.
The •pok•man reported on the
J.&·year-old entertainer'• c~·
-'!.on Sunday. Marx was read-
ltted to lbe hoepltal last Thurs-
ay.
J f -vt .
m taJ review proc un t.o Ille
court'tHl fecUoa.
Tbe raolutlon l1n Wt &.h
IJR prepa.Nd for lbt lloritUe
Parts lhdJum II adequate for tlio akauboard covne, too.
City aMciall are b09tn1 ~,at1 ll
tbe eounell appro•• lh• NIOIU· lion, the court wlll allow the ctty
to 10 &he~ WJU\ ltlf lfRH with Lc!faure Spfflaltlet, Jne., "the
firm wanta t.o develop Ute
utebovd count.
Ji.ms included on the retutar
a1mctaare:
-southern California Coc:ktall
Wait.reae1 Inc. ii appeaJtai a~
nlal ot a permit application to
operate a waltreu tratnlne
1cb061 lht.he lndostriaJ cornoleic. CJh1 aides contend that the
1cbool doea not fall within the
el.,siflcatlon of an educalJonal
inttituUon and does nol flt other
allqwed uaes in the industrial
COtnplex.
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. A public heartns wlll •be held
and then the councU will decide if
It want.a to uphold or ovttturn the
dtclaion by the city manaaer.
-<:<luncilmen wlll diseuaa and
JM>Nibly adopt policies on treee:
Ted Pocock of 'Costa Mesa was well·
prepared fot a crash during the sixth an·
nu41i SevOle Grand Prix in Mission Viejo
Sunday. There was no crash and no In·
juries reported during the race. However,
he might have let his parachute out. too
soon since he lost the race. Ollie Vauglu•, t.
Mi11lon Viejo resident, took home the fint
place trophy for the fifth time.
· -COUOcllmen are expected to
take final actJon on adopUna the bud~etfor 1977·78.
-Councilmen will be aaked to
give final approval to an or-
dinance amending uaea io Lbe In·
duatrlal complex. Code Settkment Sought:
Man Faces Pot Raps
BAKERSFIELD <AP) -Dar-
rel Lee Tarklntton, 38, of Han·
ford has been booked for in·
veatleatton of four narcotics
counia by sheriff's deputies who
aeised about 1,400 pounds of
marijuana valued at $440,000,
authorities said.
Saddleback College trustees
tonight will be asked to adopt a
propo1ed con.fllcl 0( Interest code
requirine themselves and
perhapa dozen• or other dialricl
employea to reveal all their
personal financial Interests.
Tbe vote la expected later in
the meellnt. which begins at 't: 30
p.m. in Room 212 ol the college
library.
'Rieh' Ministey
Graham Fund at $23Million
CHARLO'rJ'E, N.C. CAP> -Bllly Graham'• mlnl1try
has amassed almoet S23 million over the past seven yeara tn
land, stocks, bonds and cash holdings that have been
shielded from public view, The CbarlotLe Observer reported
ln ita Sunday ediUona.
THE ACC\JMULATION of wealth by the Graham
ministry appean to be perfectly le1al, the newapaper re-
ported. But It aald that the existence of the fund was never
mentioned in previous interviews with Graham assoclatea
on the organization· s holdings.
Graham conceded ln an inlervlow that the existence of
lbe fund has been kept secret, partly to avoid beinl lnundat·
ed with requests for help, lhe newspaper said.
The fund, the World Evaneellsm and Chrlalian Educa·
~ #' tlon Fund or Dallas "Tu., support.a such
-._ .......... ,... causes aa the Campus Crusade tor
Christ, the Fellowship or Ohrlsllan
Athletes, the Baptist World Alliance and
Younautc.
GRAHAM TOLD the Ob!ierver that
between Ir) and 90 percent or the rund's
receipt.I each year come from the Billy
Graham Evanaollstic AsaoclaUon, the
main arm or the Graham mlnlstry.
The B!!Sets of the World E:veniellsm
ouHAM fund. accordin1 to tho Observer, Include
2.600 acres ot prime undeveloped land In Buncombe County
N.C., valued at SJ.6 million. and a $19 3 million portfolio of
blue·chip stocks and bondii including AT&T, Exxon,
General Electric and IBM.
Graham t.old the Observer last fall that he relt it woold
be wron1 for ~ or1aniiallon to own •tock becau•e such
·ownership couJd be construed as endorsement of a corpora-
tion. However, he told the newspaper lut week that M felt It
was accept.able for lbe World Evanaeuam rund to have such
holdt.np because th• fund does not carry his name.
Other key items on lhe aeenda
include:
-Further dlacuuion and study
of the colle1e'1 tentative budaeL
of S24 million.
-A di1cu11lon of alternate
financing methods available lo
pay for construction of lhc
second district campus in Irvine.
-A public hearing on the en-
vironmental impact report for
the second campus.
-Further discunlon or the
possibility of real11nln1 trustee
area boundaries.
It is the COl')nlct or Interest
code, llowcver, which is expected
to draw lbe most heated db·
cusslon among board members.
The code was drafted as an out-
growth of Proposition Nlne, the
state law enacted aeveral years
ago in an effort to cntck down on
Fro• P,,,,. AJ
AIRPORT •••
sees the proposal as "devastat·
ing" to the short hop policy .
·•If we loee this battle we make
a farce out ot our own policies,"
Riley aald. "But with full board
backing and an agaresslve stand
before the CAB, I don't sec why
we should loee."
The resolution Riley wlll de-
liver to hia fell<>w supervisors to-
day poln~ out that Oranee Coun·
ty Airport ls already operating
under a noise variance that
makes noise standards htehcr
than allowed by state law.
Riley's resolution also points
9ut the existing atraln on air
terminal, parkin1 and other
lacllltles at the airport.
Legal l>roblem1 cauaed by the
aJrport's operation are not over-
looked In the resolution that
Riley expecta wlll be endorsed by
the board and 1en\ to CAB.
It notes that the county "la pre·
sently def endlng ltaelf In ex·
tensive inverse condemnation
litliatlon arlsln~ o\)t ot jet
aircraft actlvltJea.'
polltlcaJ corruption.
Colle1e trustees have been con·
siderlne auch a local code tor
more than a year but have put It
orr each time tho atate·mandated
deadlines have been extended for
Joe al .,encl es.
One board member who has
steadfastly opposed such a code
Is Mission Viejo Trustee Donna
Berry.
She haa said she wlll realan tr
she hu to disclose her husband's
financial 1tatu1.
Under the code, truatees and
any other district employea
capable of lnlluencln1 declliona
related to expenditure of tax
funda must llsl peraonal lncome,
property holdings, stocks and
bonds and personal property.
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Eu Deaths
CHICAGO (AP> -The de·
veloper ot the Sabin llve-vlrus
vacclno uatut polio aaya there
ta no loaaer a basl• ror recom-mendtn1 ,eJrlY nu vaccinations
for eldOrlY and other hilh·rlsk
arouPf. · '
Dr. Albert B. Sabin reporta lri
the current laaue or the Journal ot
the American Medical MIOCla·
tlon that lbe vaccination• are un·
neceuary tn many cues
because nu.related d••th rates
have declined.
Dr. Sabin, currenUy with the·
Medical University or South
Carolina'-Charleston, said he
concludea that the formula used
by the Center for Disease Control .
to e1Umate deaths ttom flu and
bllh·rltk related disease ·"has
· 1iven exauerat.ed fi1ure1" a~ce
1970. -
Lut Body Found
LOS BANOS CAP> -
AutborlUett have recovered ~
f ourtb and nnat body of the Pat
and Aline Hanly f amlly of Mon·
terey. 'Ibey drowned ln San Lula'
Reaervolr.
PanelBacla
.Tax Repeal ·.
<JnGaaoline
Approval of the resolution
Tue.day will mean that county
government is olficially OD re-
cord as oppcJltlnl havtn1 North·
Central use the airport and will
oppoac tho alrllne'• appllcaUoh
·when it comet before CAB In
W ashlngton O..C.
VISITOR ENCOUNTER SIGNS OF 8TAT&'I DAY TIMU
Pl•• Aaka VlaJtot11 to lnvern••• In M•rln Count1 to Help Out'
MOTEL •••
are a Um at beat, ho beUevea.
So now he ls 1tuck with a
SC00,000 property that rnust ro-
maln u it 11.
"It's a shock when you can't
cOQlrol. your own properl)'," tald
Bentle)', whoa• Callth
Properliet purcbaaed the att.e
about a year aao tor lriveatment
purposes .
.. Tb commlHlon i. inUJaa
me a 1lave to my own prqperty.
i.mni me l have to serve tho
public even U I don't want to, 0 M
•aid.
. .
Musician· Dies
In Swim Pool
I',... Page Al 1
Sl1i, BAKES STATE.··
Al'
GRAVE FROM WHICH "EMAINS WERE STOLEN
Forest Park Pollcem~n Rlcllatd Blaluk, left and Rot.1 Kutak
Motive Missing
Mike Todd's Body
Taken From Grave
FOREST PARK, 111 . CAP> -
The 'remains or movie producer
Michael TOdd were removed
from hi• ll'•ve ln a cemetery
here sometime over the weekend
and police are tryi.nc to cont.act
his former wife, Elizabeth
Taylor, to aee lf any ransom bas
been demanded.
Forest Park police in·
vestig•tor Michael Thompson
said Sunday that the rubber bag
conta.lftin1 Todd's remalna was
discovered mlsstn1 from his cuktt ht Jewish Waldheim
Cemetery alter a woman vlsltlnl
a nearby 1rave noticed that
Todd'• grave had been tampered
wt th.
Todd, who wu married to Miss
Taylor at the lime or his death.
and three men were killed March
28, 19S8 in a plane crash In the
Zuni Mountains of western New
Mblco.
Authorities knew of no motive
m the case. But a spokesman
said authorities are trying to con-
tact Miss Taylor, "6, to learn if
she bas received any threats or
demands for ransom.
Police said that some<>ne had
to dig.about 4~ feel t~ reach the
casket and estimated that it pro-
bably took them several hours.
Bee a use of that, authorities have
ruled out the possibility that
youthful pranksters tampered
with the 1rave a spokeaman
aald.
Todd, whose real name •Iii
Avrom Hirsch Goldbogen, was lit
the heiibt ot his career when be
died.
He had released the moyle
••Around the World in 80 Daya.''
hls bl11eat succe11, 1horUy
before hi• death.
Glider Killed
CEDAR CITY, Utah \(AP> -
Robert WUJlams, a Las Vesas
Nev .• hanc 1lider instructor, 41;!
Sunday when bis para ute
faUed to open ifter be lost eontrOl
o( hla &llder, authorities aald.
ORA
aees
Th• s.lt'ltlOll Arin)'.
Row claims a fqiUve from a
Com Neu murder wu ~ at the motel two years •Co mid
S.al Bt b police eontlrmed that
tbe 1'81 aJTetted an em~ suspect tbere about 1ix moatbs qo.
Rowe -.ya he has cleaned out a
lot of drill users wbo frequented tbe mOtel, but lt'a atUJ almoat. lm-
PoUlbletoacreen every customer I .. • ,
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Voluntary Help Cited as Sun Bakes State
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -On a hlll1lde near the Pacific ()cean, In Monterey, as in Marin Q>unty, s.n Francisco and Oakland
sheep nuzzle the earth for a few dried blades of graaa. A Bay Area and the.sll.m>Onding area, officials report full public coopuation
hos teas rents a portable toUet for a -party, and a hotel on Cata1ina with mandatory water rationln&. In some areas, officlala sald water
Island uu euests to brlne tbelrownllnen. Related story A3. consumption even bas dropped below allotments.
It's the drou1bt Callf ornia-style -Ute eftectl of two )'ears of un-Wat.er rationing callln1 for a 10 percent cut In use takes effect '
precedented dry weJther changing the nte1tytes and landscapes of Friday in Los An1eles, where voluntary reductions didn't achieve I
the nation's most populoua state. the needed savings. l Beverly H.l.U$, where water usuall)I nows u freely as money,
MORE THAN IOI crna AND towns have been f oreed to Im-bas bl red a water cop to prowl the eatai.llned atreeta and advise
pose mandatory water raUonin&, since rainfall for the 1978-77 rainy wasteful water users to mend their ways.
season dropped to about half of normal (or the second year ln a row. AND IN BOLL ywoon 21th Cent"""' Fox officials said thev Offkla.la warn that many of the state's 1.000 reservoirs could -. _, 1
dry up. On the caked bottom of a Marin County reseNo1r a bridce carerUUy review any movie scenes requlrh11 ralD and ate stressing
ed, b •-ed t b-1. tn•.. aborterabampoosoftbepamperedbalrofthe atars. cover .or years Y s"'r wa er -es ... e summer JUD. Fresno in the San Joaquin Valley bu set up a "snitch" line . The marks of the droupt are not always apparent at flnt wblch people dial to report on wayward water \ISel"I aDd a local
glance. In Marin County, which imposed strict water raUoning In television station started a "dril> of the day" bOoby prize for water
February, tenacious naUve plants and treet create a dec~ve veil wasters complete with a rubber duck loeo.
of green. But behind it are brownlawnt and and wither.ct 1ardens. At Audrey Dodson's Mill Valley home, the sunburst locust out
THE NICASIO BESERVOR BAS dwlndled to expose yards ot front bloomed this year, but the yellow clusters were tight .00 dull.
cracked surface like a moonscape and the beds of am all creeks and Mrs. Dodson and other customers of the Marin Municipal Water
streams in the hills look like l:"e bot~_m_s_o_f_.efr-pt~y_aq...._uart_u_m_~-·~---_;:....-____ <See __ s_u_N_B_A_K_D_ST_A_TE_,_P_a_c•_.U_> ______ :
Code Vote
Due Tonight
For College
Saddl ack Collese tttsteea' tool1ht wtU be ult"ed to adopt a
proposed eonfllct or intereat code
requirrns themselves and
perhaps doz.ens of other district
employn to reveal all thefr
personal financial Interests.
The vote la expected later in
the meetma. whlch beglna at 7:30
p . .m. in Room 212 of the colle1e
library.
Other key items on the agenda
include:
-Further discussion and study
of ~be cotte1e's tentative budget
of rl4 million.
-A dis~ussion or alternate
flnancin1 methods avaUable to
pay for construction or the
second district campus in Irvine.
-A public hearing on the en-
vironmental impact report for
the second campus.
-Further dlscusaion of the
possibility of reallgnln1 trustee
ar ea boundaries.
It ls the conflict of Interest code,however,wbichiaexpected'
lo draw the most heated dis·
cusslon amont board members.
The code wu dratted u an out·
erowth of Proposition Nine, tho
stale law enacted several years
a10 In an effort to crack down on
polltlcal corruption
Collete trustee• tl'ave been con-
sidering slJCh a loc•l code for
more than a year but ban put it
off eaeb Ume the ltate-mandated
deadlines have been extended for
local a1encles.
One board member who has
1teadf utty opposed such a code
~SeeOODE, P11eAi>
let his parachute out too soon since be last
the race. Ollle Vau1hn. a Mission Viejo
resident, took home Uio fint place trophy
for the fifth time.
Large Crowds
·:Ibrong Sands
.Along Coast
The kiod of warm and woo·
derful weather that cbambert of
commerce pray tor attracted
Jarge crowds to South Orange
County beaches this weekend..
There were no serioua incidents.
San Clemente uteauarda re·
forted a total of 48 rescues, while
a1una Beach guard. reported
3, none of them jnvolving
, seriou.t problems.
1 The liteauard a•enciea patrol
,f!lty Ind county areu the lenath
of the south cout.
Lite,uards estimated that
crowds in Laauna Beach totaled
73,000 for Saturday and Sunday.
Areas patrolled by San Clemente
auarda accounted tor more than
41.000 aunbathera.
· Air temperatures rose to 74
'desreee, with the water at 83
de area.
·Jagnna Police
Arrest Girl
In fit-Run
I
1. La1una Beach Police al'Hlted
a 18-year-old Cerritos glrl for al-
leged drunk drlvlni Saturday
after a bit and run accident.
The firl was also booked for a1-
1e1ed bit and run and petty theft
ad for drlvinl without a Jlcense
followtna the 7:50 p.m. accident
at Mou Street and South Coast
.W1bway. She was placed in the
cuatody of Juvenile hall
authorities.
The &irl'a auto wu Involved Jn
a colllalon at the Cout Hlebw-.y
antenection and then driven oo
~UJ lt rumbled toto a llv•toot ~tcb Jt the deadend of tbo atreet,
1ollce said. The petty theft
charae wu on the ba1la of a war·
~•nt luued In juvenile court ~arller,
Challenge Fonded
SEATTLE (AP) -Money
· raiaed durina a Greenpeace
"whale walk" wm be used to help
purchase a vessel to confront
whalln1 abips in the North
'
acific, aaya a 1poke1man tor
e or,1nl1atlon. The Seattle
hapter of Greenpeace st.ased
e aix·mUo walk.
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LAGUNA NIGUEL HOMEOWNERS SHOWED SIGNS OF EITHETtC UNEASINESS
llcA ... H. PoOock. 8'oultty .Peclflc Ndonal Senk Manager. Bowed to Publk: ~
SIGN •••
lllOIMY histltutlon under con· .uueuon oo tbt other 1f4e ot
Bau Of America. Saa Dle10 Feckral Savtnp aad Loan. a pro.
posed stan wu reduced ln size.
He •Md wbeo reei~~~~ to work Friday,_. wbat QOCUD·
ty Padllc intended, .. qulto a
nu1Dber of neoJ)le became quite perturbed.'' --
Cramer said PoUoctt•s
perceived threat by the
homeowners to withdraw their
HViD .. WU mbtaken.
"I may have m~t.ioned that
this la thi kind ot emotional thing
tbat seta people to take their ac·
counts to another bank," be Hld.
Cramer •aid the homeowners
plan to uk Bank ol America to
remove it• pole aign which
toweracwer tboaboppioa center.
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BIRTH •••
Kniaht and eenior city employea
John Zelko, and Olyde Sweetser.
The mayor will also untoJd the
clty'a new official aae a11d pre-
sent the designer wttb a $.'50 prize.
COart Split 5-4
Lawyers Permitted
To Advertise Fees
WASHINGTON CAP> - A sharply divided U.S. Supr.,,me
Court today cave lawyers the
ri1bt to advertlae their fees for
routine services such as drawing
wills and handling uncontested
divorces.
The court ruled 5 to 4 that state
rules proldb1Un8 lawyers from
advert.lam, such fees violate the
First Amendment's guarantee of
free 1peech.
The decialon overturned one of
the lesal profession'• most.
cberlabed traditions, that
lawyers do not comm«ctalize
their work by advertlalng In
newspapers and elsewhere,
.. Today'• de(:laJon will effect
profound chaniea ln the practice
of law," Justice Lewis F. Powell
wrote ln a dissenting opinion.
But. Justice Harry A .
Blackmun, writing for the ma·
jorlty, atrea1ed that the rulin1 al· ,lows lawyers to advertlle only in a narrow •ea and that the court
would wilt until another day to
decide whether a broader range
of legal aM also would have First
AGlendme:nt protection.
tlon they rolebt ••ln from
Jawyen' ads.
The court overturned the
Arizona Supreme Court'• rule problblt1n1 lawyer• from ad·
Hrtl1tne and provldlna dis·
cipUnary measures for violators.
Moat other state• enforce
similar bans, an4 the American
Bar Assoclat.lon'e ethlcal atan-
darda do not permit lawyers to
advertlle feet.
However, the AB.A recently
modlfled rules to allow lawyers
to list their names and leaal
speclalUes in the clualfled see·
tlon of a telephone dlreetory.
Beach Sweep
Jiiils 43
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CODE •••
la 111.astoo Viejo Trustee Doana Berry. .
Sbe bu uld ahe wlll reden it
1be bu to d.l.lclOM her huabaad'a
tlnandal ltata.
Under the code, tnmees and
any otber district employes
capable ol lnlluenctq ded.slons
related to expen¢1ture of tax
funda must Uat penon.al income •
property boldlap, atocu and
bondl and pencmlproport.y.
3InjDred
lnLBCruh
Three persou wen l.QJu:red
Sunday when tbelr car slam.med
into the 1uard rail aion. the El
Morro curve ot the Pacitlc Coast
HltbWQ northwest. ol Lquna
Beac1'.
Randal L. Partca. 18, Terry L.
Parton. u. and Debbie
Goodyear, 18, all of Aoahelm
were taken to South Coat Com·
munlty Hospital for emerJencY
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A Police treatment ol ~urlea received SD
sweep ot the Ocean Beach area • the mishap.
put 43 penona in Jail over the Shelley Cole, 18, al10 of
weekend, IDOlt of them arrested AnabtiJn and a puaenaer in the
in connoctlon wtth drugs, police 1mall ataUon wa•on, wu not Hid. ho. ltallled.
Otttcien aald 27 were jailed C Sund.,, 18 the day before and '9 T e Calltornla lnghway Patrol
thHr .......... w-'" ... -.. reported the Parton Pinto was vn...,_ ...... -. northbound on Cout Hiehway
e crackdown tnvo1vtnc un· wbenlteontactedthel\lU'drallot
iformed ottlcera and unde(COVel' tbe aweeplq dlpplnl El Morro
i>0llce waa the result of com-eurve. 'lbe auto wu ezt..avety plalntabJnearb>'resldents. damqed.
At 4 p.m. a huJe birthday cake
will be cut --eooueh for 500 peo-
ple -and Ml'Ved alona with fruit
punch CJD the front lawn of clty
hall.
A •Ude show of early Lapa
will be pr_..,ted at 5 p.m. tn tb Cl~cbambert.
~ The majority described ill de-
cllton u a boon for consumers,
ar1u.l.q that It aerva no PW'pOle
to deny lndlvlduat. the lnfonna·
The mlJotlty said the only con-
1tltutlonal lasue presented by the
Arizona case ls "whether the
state may prevent the publlca·
tion in a newspaper of lawyers'
truthful advertisement concern:
in& the avallabtUty and terms of
routine legal servlcee. We rule
simply that the now of auch in·
f ormatlon may not be reatralned.
and we therefore bold the present
application of the disciplinary
rule •• , to be violative of tbe
Flrat Amendment.••
BlactmW. continued, .. The on· ~,
ty services th•' lend themselves
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ot. Z1 clvtc orcanlUtloos wfD be set up on the barrtcadod
porticma ot Forest and Ocean
avenues.
The arr:_oupa lnclude the
America.a Lqion, Lquna Buch
Unified School Dlatrtct, Ballet
Pacilica. VlU.,e X..1un1, South
Coast I.Jtttacy Council, Lacuna
Beach County Water District,
Laguna Jaycea, Chaniber ot
Commerce Mermaid•, Com·
munity Players, tbe North
Laguna Community Aaaoclatlon
Council on Aalnf. Hiatortcai
Society. Junior Women'• Club,
Buaineaa and Profeaslonal
Women's club, Mystlc Hllla
Homeowners• Aaaoclatlon,
FeaUval of Arts, Chamber of
Commerce, Lacuna's Or1antc
Gardeners Or1an1zatlon, VFW
Auxiliary, Lacuna Glrla' Club
and tho Boys' Club of Lquna
Beach.
The proceedinp will be video-
taped and replayed over the ca-
ble televilion syatem at a later
date.
Flo Deaths
'On Decline'
Mass Slated
For Lagonan,
101-years-old
Mau of Christian Burial for
Josephine Buahard, 101 years ot
age and • 30-year realdent of
La1una, was held today at St.
Catherine's Catholic Church.
Mu. Bushard died Thursday at.
South Coaatt Community
HOlplt.J.
Mn. B111bard la the mother of Joupb Bushard, owner of
Bushard'• Pharmacy in Laauna
Beach. She resided at 30831
Marilyn Drive, South La,una.
Other survtvon are Francia
Buahud of Lasuna Beach,
aranddauahtera, Julie and Shella
ot Lasuna Beach, and June BUa
of Latun1 Niguel, and great.
·1randdau0rter. Robln Bliss.
Burial WU at Holy Sepulchre
cemetery In Orange. The
MOOlel"1eu .. Harry Trcnver of St.
Catherine'& Church officiated.
Arranaementa were directed
by McCormick Lquna Beach Motluary.
to adve~lnJ are the routine
ones: the uncontested divocee.
the simple adoption, Uie uncofl·
tested personal bankruptcy, the
chan1e of name, and the like."
He noted that advertlslq does
not tell consumers all they need
to know about cboollnf a lawyer,
·'but It seems pecullu to deny
the c0n5umer ••• at Jeut eome
of the relevant information
needed to reach an Informed de·
clsion," the majority said.
Prohlbltln• all advertising
"servea only to re11trlct the ln·
formaUon that. flow1 to con·
sumert," the couri.atct.
F,..,.P ... AJ
"' MOTEL •••
are allru at beat, h.e believes.
So now be ts atuck with a scoo,ooo propertt thai mutt re..
ma!nuitla. · "It'• a aboclt when you can't
control your own proPtrt.Y," aald
Bentley, who~_4!! ... catrtla
Propertl .. purchuea the 1lte
about. a year aio lor lnveatmmt
purposes.
"The commlulon la maldni
me a slave to my own property,
telllns me I have to serve the
public even IC I don't want to.•• he
said.
SUN BAKES STATE. • •
District ean't IJ>ln much water for bome landacaplaa because they
are UmitM to 48 &allons per person per day. However, like may of
her friends, Mrs. Dodson bas kept her swimming pool full by buying
water by the truckload.
811E REMEMBERS THE THIE WREN 11be wouldn't bother to
tunl off the faucet lf she had to dub to answer the telephone.
"I won't do that ever qain," abe 1ald. "Il'a aurprialnl the
thlnfl you become aware of, bow to COftlerve."
1be mountalns guarding most of California's 1,072-mUe Pacinc
Ocean coastline tum golden every year by the end of summer. This
year they turned to pJrchment by June.
For molt people, the hardest part of rationing ls changing their
bat!lroom habits. It means no more long ahowers or luxurious bub-
ble baths, shutting off water while brushing teeth and sh a vine.
A IS-YEAR.OLD WOMAN FROM Marin County said she
travels to San Franclaco to take batba at the homes of friends who
have eome water to apare.
•11.cM of hiends volunteer," she said.
A su station owner ln Monterey County decided to 1&ve water b1 closing tbe rest room• and setting up chemical toll eta behind the ttatJon. But he had to remove the portable potties because of atate law.
And parents NY their children have become policemen around
the hoaae, yelUn' at adult.a who let the faucet. run or stay in tbo
1bower too lOl\I.
TllltRB 18 ALWA ts A BRIGHI' 1pot In the middle of dilUter.
Tbas, ther& are aome towus•blcb stand like an oula, untouched by
the droulbt. Yrella, a city of 8,500 near &be Oregon border, la calllq
itlelt a ''hOtnofplnty.0
Beca111e tt recelvee an abundance of water from an offshoot of
tbe Klamltb RJver, the city baa purchased a water dl1peoalnc
macbtne wJdcb will allow raldtOta al lea fortunate areas to~ 50 1allonaof Wllerfor a nickel.
Panel &rela
.Tax Repeal,
• On: GdiiOline
'
•
Vp, (Jp and Atea!I
It's not a bird. Nor is it a plane. It's Super Balloon -
the South Coast Air Quality Management Dlstri<Ws •
latest weapon in the right against dre~ded smog. It was
launched this morning fromt he Santa Ana Marine
Corps Helicopter Facility. Dr. Thomas Heinsheimer and
Peter Neushul are aboard. They plan to drift witt\ the
air currents over Southern California for 40 hours to see
what they can learn about where pollutants go so sclen·
lists can pinpoint where cutbacks in pollutants might be
made.
Workers'lnsurallce
Law Change Urged·
•
at sioo. J'ouma of the le
room ~rnent. are r nted oo a
ternl-~anmt. b ls wlt.b tbe
r t available for ovemi&htera.
a tl" Jack Rowe says th
occupancy ratio ls usually about
50 percent. Row addl th h1
room• are often used by sailors
from th nearby Seal Beach
Weapona Depot for aU•niabt
parUl(I arid by bWDs who amYe
with f~ lod.linic c1:ilta l11utd ~
Voluntary Help Cited as Sun Bakes State
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -On a hillside near the Pacific Ocean, In Monterey, as ln Marin County, San Francisco and Oakland
1h ep ouiile ltle earth for a few dried blades of graas. A Bay Area and the surrounding area, otflclals report full public cooperation
hoste .. rents a portable toilet for a party, and a hotel on Catalina with mandatory water rationing. In some areas, ofCiclals tald water
Island uks JUeatl to bring their own linen. (Related story A3.) consumption even has dl'opped below allotmenll. •
It's the drought Calif.ornfa·style -the effects oltwo years of un· Water raUonlng calling for a 10 percent cut In use takes effecl
precedented dry weather changing the lifestyles and land.lcapcs of Friday ln Los Angeles, where voluntary reductions didn't. achieve
tile naUon'C tnost \>opulou• stale. the needed savings. Beverly Hills, where water uaually flows u treely as money.
MOBI THAN Ht CITIES AND towns have been forced to Im· has hired a water cop lo prowl the estate.lined streets and advise
pose mandatory water ralioning, since rainfall for the 1976·17 ra.my wasteful water users to mend their ways.
seaeon dropped to about half of normal for the second year ln a row. AND IN BOLL YWOOD, zetla Century Fox officials aald they Officials warn that many of the 1tate's 1,000 reservQ\rs could dry up. On the caked bottom of ~ Marin County reservoir a bridce .carefully review any movie scenes requlrlna rain and are 1t.resslnf
_., 1 b ed •. b-'· l th shor~r 1hampoos of the pampered hair of the stars. cover~ 1or years y stor wa,er -.es n e summer sun. Fresno ln lhe San Joaquin Valley hu set up a "snJtcb" line
The marks of the drought are ll<>t aJwa~ apparent at first which people dial to report 00 wayward water users and a local •
1lancL Jn Marin County, which lmPoSed strict water rationing In lelevislon station started a ''drip of lhe day" booby priu for water
February. tenactou. native planll and trees create a deceptive veil wasters complete with a rubber duck Joao.
of 1reen. But behind it are brown lawns and and withered sardens. At Audrey Dodson •a MUI Valley home, the sun bunt locust out
THE NlCASIO Rf:SERVOR HAS dwindled to expose yards of front bloomed tlus year. but the yellow clusten were U1ht and dull.
cracked surface like a moonscape and the beds of small creeks and Mrs. Dodson and other customers of the Marin Municipal Wat.er 1treams In lhe hllls look like the bott.oms of empty aquariums. <See SUN BAKF..SSTATE, Paie AU ----~..:......:;.._;.._ ____________________________________ ~------;;.._~--------~
Ted Pocock of Costa Mesa wu well-
prepared for a crash during the sixth an-
nual Seville Grand Prix in Mission Viejo
Sunday. There was no crash and no in-
juries rePorted during the race. However,
~
:j
LEATM!RBOATCRt!WNEEOStfELPINl!FFOATTOPROVEPOINT
&L Btenctan Craft~ to OupUcat• 1etb Cen~ury Feat
Tow ~ompletes Voyage
r
Fickle Fate Fouu Fini.ah of Leather Boat Belated~
Four lrans·Allantic sailors in the 36-
foot leather boat Brendan arrived in
·Newfoundland's Musgrave Harbor Sun·
day under tow from a Canadian coast
, guard vessel.
could have taken the vessel a month to re-
ach land because of unfavorable winds.
Unlike a modem sailboat, the Brendan ls
unable to tack against the wind.
NB Police Probe .
They accepted the tow for the last
-;-. few miles after waiting most of the day
Made from oxhides stretched over a
frame of oak and ash, the Brendan sailed
Crom western Ireland last year and re-
mained in Iceland for the winter. It d~
parted Iceland May 11.
Weekend Assaults
-~ for the wind to carry them ashore.
t A CROWD OF about 400 cheered as
r1 the square-rigged craft, which sailed
1 from Iceland 46 days ago, tied up at the
.; harbor about 300 miles north -0! St.
' John's, the capital of Newfoundland.
Skipper Tim Severin and his three
crewmen are attempting to prove that
such a leather boat could have been used
by the Irish monk St. B,rendan to .br~g
the first Europeans to N'ort.h Amenca m
the sixth century.
THE CANADIAN coast guard ship
John Cabot spotted the Brendan Thurs·
day about 60 miles off Newfoundland's
east coast. Coast guard officials said it
An account written by st. Brendan
told of a voyage that lasted seven seasons
and took him and his crew to a region of
icebergs and strange lands.
BESIDES SEVERIN, the modem
Brendan's crew included George
Maloney, like Severin a Briton, Arthur
Magan of Ireland and Trondo Patersaon,
an artist from Denmark's Faroe Islands.
The four were to spend the night in
Gander about 70 miles southwest of Musgra~e Harbor. Their future plans
were not immediately known.
811 fM AHOCiot«f PreSI
Newport Beach police today
were fnvest1pt1n1 t•o sex aa·
HUits that OCCUITed Sunday in an
attempt toftnd outlf U,.e cue;s are
related.
But fnvestlcatora nid pre-
liminary lndlcation• are that
they are deallnC with two dll-
terent 1U1pecta in the rape of a
central Newport woman and the
attempted rape of a Baycrest
woman.
The first case occurred a,bput s
FromPllfieAJ
WORKERS ••
Jail Fir. e _rf"oll at 42 marinalnstockton,saldltwould .I. ~ be impouible tor him to keep go-
ing if he had to
COLUMBIA, Tenn. (AP> -A
,Ytruth who admitted setting a jail
fire that ltllled 42 persons had
Wilce been taken Into custody In
Wisconsin in connection with
... on or a threat ot arson,
authorities said today.
Andrew Zinmer, 16, was taken
to a Nashville hospital in critical
oondlUon Sunday after a fire in
bls foam·rubber padded cell at
the Maury County jail unleashed
toxic fumes that killed ~ ln-
m.ates and elitht visitors.
• Maury County Dist. Atty.
Robert H. Gay said be planned to
charge Zinmer with arson and
Musician Dies
In Swim· Pool
The body ot a 15-year-o1d sax-
ophonist with the Duke Elllngton
band now playing at Disneyland
was found in a motel swlmmlnc
2Q01 Sunday afternoon, accord-
t'n g to an Orange County
Coroner's repo~
would ask to have him \ried u an
adult.
Roy Martinson, police chief in
Superior, Wis., said authorities
first picked up Zinmer on Feb.
28, 1975, in connedion wlth a rire
at lhe Board of Trade Building.
Marlin.son said Zinmer did not
admit setting the fire and was re-
f erred to a guidance clinic in
Superior after the incident.
Martinson said the last contact
police bad with the youth was
June 17, 1976, in connection with
a threat of arson. At that time he
was taken to a home for problem
children, the chief said.
Attempts to rescue the victlms or Sunday's fire were hampered
when a deputy sheriff carrying
keys to the jail's 12 cells collided
with fleeing visitors. He dropped
the keys on the floor and was una-
ble to ftnd them for about. 12
minutes. officials !'IRirt One husband and wife, who· both were prisoners, died ln the
fire along with bis visiting•
parents and sister. In another
family tragedy, a prisoner and
five relalives died.
telephone Interview fre>tn her lne if be bad to pay "'° for c0v-
superior home -· .... ;..... .J1;... ... n.. eraee and pay hit •alary. too.
-904 IDUW\&ULLl,7 Larry Dobbins, an Antioch
disturbedboy." ··-·--·---dry dock operator, eald he bas
A u\florttle• ln Waute.. three employea repairing pro-
ab a, Wll •• eald records pellon who never leave the
show Zlnmerwas r~ed nilss-buildfni, but still are subject to
ing from Lad Lake lric., a re-the marltlme rates. He aald he
sldenUal treatment center lo planned to move them to a build·
Douman, Wis., for emoUonally 101 five miles from water, but
dllturbedteen·asera. · can't find out if that would ex-
Z I m m e r b a d b e e n empt them.
removed from the Jill's
bad been removed from the Jail's
drunk 'tank Saturday and placed
in the padded cell became be
stuffed a t4llet and caused a
fiood, autbortUes 1ald. State law
requirea that Juveniles be
.segregated from adult prllonerl,
and officla11 said tbe padded cell
was tbe only other facility availa-
ble.
Chlef Deputy Bob Farmer aald
Zlnmer was pulled from theJail'a
padded c~ll.
"Me and another otncer dru8
him out.•• Farmer aald. "Heaaid
he1etil"
The 1berUf 1aid today tbat
while 1Jnmer wu In the padded
cell before the fire broie out..
•'One al ~ villton have blm •
cisarette."
There were 56 lnmata in \be
JaU at the tlme ol the ftre. Of the
-Still Stabk
LOS ANGEL~ <AP) -Come-
dian Groucho Karx, 1ald to be "a
little more cheerful and
talkaUTe," remained ln stable
condition at Cedau·Slnai
Medical Center recuptntln&
from a bout with pneumonia. a
bospttal=man said. The a eaman reported on the
81-year..old -entertainer'• coadl-
t1on Sunday. Kan wu read·
mltted tot.be bospttal lasf. Tbun-
day. oae day after his release
followini blp l\U'lelY.
a.m. when the sleeping woman was awakened by a man who
raped her in her bed.
She told police the man then
fled nude out an open bedroom
window. The aecood case occurred ln the
open field near Upper Newport
Bay at the intersection of Irvine
Avenueand23rdStreet.
The 25-year-old victim told of·
ficen she was walking in the
area when a sllghUy built man In
his mid tbirtles grabbed her and toldberbewugolrt&torapeher.
The woman •aid she kept the
man talkin& for-about an hour
while be manhandled her. He
dido 't carry out bis threat, ahe
told police. ·
Sbe said he rmally released her
near Irvine Avenue after a JOI·
ger passed them.
F..,.PageAI
SENIORS.-••
Corona de! Mar. However, a letter sent to City
Mana1er Robert Wynn by
Herbert Roberts, an official ol
the federal agency which 1ave
the clty the rrant to buy the six·
acre site, has left. the future ol the
school and the center in question.
Roberts, who works for the
Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD), in·
formed Wynn that the Joint use of
the site 1s unacceptable to the
federal aaency •
Roberts' letter said the city
could face the lou of the $800,000
grant 1f the scbooJ is allowed to
continue to use even part ol the
1ite,
Congressman Robert Badbam
has said he will intervene in the
case to try to get HUD to agree to
the Joint use. Some councilmen had indicated
privately last week they would
seek a delay tonieht In order to
set up a meeting between
themtelves, the school ownen
and HUD offlciala.
Percy Marion's death was llst-
(!d today as an apparant drown-tpg by the coroner. However. an
autopsy is a scheduled today to
determine the exact cause of de-
aalb.
Marlon, whose hometown was
,tven as Omaha, Neb., had been
a guest at the Fantasy Motel,
1734 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim.
slnce the Ellington band began a
summeratand at Oianeyland.
"All the victims had got down
on the floor as Car as they could,
laying down to gel some air ... "
one official said. "ll seemed like
most of the victims were life·
less•• when reached.
Simmer's mother, Addle L.
Zin mer, described her son in a
22 wbo 1ot out alive, 19 were flown by beltcoptera to two
ho.spttala tn Nubville, abovt. eo
miles nortb of Columbia. 'Bi h' Mbdst~ e . ~.,
The coroner's report said the
caasicfan'• body was found in the
*11mmlng pool at• p.m.
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SUN BAKES STATE.
•
Gmham Fund $Z3 ·Million:.
• •
Final Work
Slated on
NB Budget
Newport Beach city COUD• enmen wtll rulce their final addi·
tion• and deletion.s to the lim-T8
city bud&et toniSht.
The proposed expenditures for
the comin& fiscal year total
$24,'42,890 which includes a
$20,8'71.'50 operating budiet and
a $3,571.440 capital improvement
bud1et. Tbe budiet is bued on a 15 per·
cent increase in assessed valua·
tlon al property wit.bin the city
which would leave the cjty tu
rate atits current $1.11.
City councilmen have lnd.icat·
ed that ii the assessed valuation
goes up by more than 15 percent,
the tax rate will be lowered.
The J>l'Opoaed bud&et does not
include any allocations for raises
tor the city's 661 full·time
employes. ·
. Those employes are represent-
ed by alx dlUerent employe u-
soclat.Joos. • . Only one, the 56-member
Prof e11lonal and TecbnJeal
E1Dp)oye1 A11oclatlon which •
represent• planners and
enP,een, has voted to ac~ a city oiler ol a five percent pq
ralle wblcb will brine about a
one percimt Increase In the cost.
of frtnae benefita.
City ~enonnel Director J'nmk hens •aid the S83,38S addlUon to
the budJet will be ut.ed upon u
additional business at tonlabt's meettnc.
He said the five remainini
groups are still negotiating.
F,....P.,,eAI
AIRPORT •••
Riley expects will be endorsed by
tbe board and sent to CAB.
It notes that the county •'la pre-
sently defertdlng ttselt ln ex·
tensive Inverse condemnation
litigation arJsing out of Jet
aircraft acUvilles."
Approval of the resolution
Tuud.ay will mem that CQUDty
&ovemme.nt ts officially on re-
cord as oppc»in.I having Ncrt.b-
Central use the airport and will
oppose the airline's appUcattoo
when 1t comes before CAB ln
W aahinltoo D.C.
3,000 AJtend,
Nuke Rally
MANC'HJrSTEB, N.11. (AP> -
About 3,000 advocates ol. nuclear
enerf)' rilUed MFG to 1bow ~ 1upport tor the cont...ovenlal
Seabrook nucl..r po-.rplurt.
• l
l
1 ,
v_., llp and AtDay
It's not a bird. Nor is it a plane. It's Super Balloon -
the South Coast Air Quality Management District's
latest weapon in the fight against dreaded s mog. It was
hu.tnchcd this morning fromt he Santa Ana Marine
Corps Helicopter Facility. Dr. Thomas Heinsheimer and
Peter Neushul are aboard They plan to drift with the
air currents over Southern California for 40 hours lo sec
what they can learn about where pollutants go so scien·
tists can pinr>0int where cutbacks in pollutants might be
made.
Motive Missing
Mike Todd's Bo~y
Taken From Gr-ave
u1 dontt care boW .l'OO:l' • J\lY l ,n y ••YI· 11Jle'1 not ~
las to hll d to • place wher there are a buncb of drunu and 1crewballs. They
(co11t.al commlulontr•> thint
the poot have po aell·respect."
he adds.
And lt'1 not that a stay at the
Ross Mariner is that cheap t.o
be1ln with. Rooms tor the ni1ht
cost S2C> and weekly rates are set
•sal• Bowe elm a tuciUve mm a
Cotta Mesa muns r wu arliiited
at the motel two yean •Co and
Seal Beacb pol lee confirmed that.
the PBI arreated &ft embentin«i
suspect there about. •ix months
•10. -Rowe says be bu cleaned out a
lot of dnl« users who freq ted
the motel, but it'• still almost im.
poulblet.oscreen every CUltOmer
r·
Drought .Affect$ iives
Voluntary Help Cited as Sun ·Bakes State
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -On a hillside near the Pacific O~an, ln Mc>nter:~)>. as lo Marin County, San Francisco and Oakland
sheep nuule the earth for a few dried blades of graaa. A Bay Area and the surrounding area, offlclals report Cull public cooperation
hostess rents a portable toilet.for a party, and a hotel on Catalina with mandatory water rationing. In some areas, 0Cficials.1aid water
Isl and asks fUestl to bring their own linen. <Related story AS.> consumption even has dropl*d below allotments. •
lt'a t.hedrouabt California·style -the effects or two years of un-Water ratJoning calling for a 10 percent cut ln use takes etrect
precedented dry weather changing the lllestylea and landscapes or Friday in Los Angeles, where voluntary reductions dldn't achieve
the nation's most populous state. the needed savings. Beverly Hilts, where water usually nows as freely as money~
MORE THAN IM CITIES AND towns have been forced to im· bas hired a water cop to prowl the estate-lined atre~ and advise •
pose mandatory water rationing. since rainrall ror the 1976-Tl rainy wuteful water users to mend their ways.
seasondroppedtoaboulbalfofnormalforthesecondyearinarow. AND IN HOLLYWOOD, 2ttll Century Fox officials said they
OCficlali warn that many of the state's 1,000 re~ervolrs could dry up. On the caked bottom of a Martn County reservoir a bridle carefully review any movie scenes requirin1 rain and are stressing
covered tor years by stored water bakes in the summer sun. shorter shampoos or the pampered hair of the stars. The marka of the drought are not always apparent at nrst Fr•no In the San Joaquin VaJley bas set up a "snitch" line
glance. In Marin County, which imposed atrid water rationlna In which people dial to report on wayward water users and a local
February, tenacious native plants and trees create a deceptive veil televlllon stat.Jon started a "drip of the day" booby prize tor waler r B t behind u b 1 d nd lth ed ...... wasters complete with a rubber duck logo. 0 green. u are rown awns an a w er •41,ens. Al Audrey Dodson's Mlll Valley home, the sunburst locust out
THE NJCASIO RESERVOR HAS dwindled to expose yards of front bloomed this year, but the yellow clusters were tight and dull.
cracked surface like a moonscape and the beds of small creeks and Mrs. Dodson and other c"ustomers of the Marin Municipal Water
streams in the bills look like the bottoms of empty aquariums. fSee SUN BA.KES'STATE, Page A2) •
Airline's
Plans Draw
()pW,sition
By GAJV GRANVILLE
OI .. o.;1, l'olt4 ttalf
Supervisor Thomas Riley will
ask the Board or Supervisors
Tuesday to adopt a resolution op-
posing civin1 North·Central
Airlines access to Orange County
Airport .
. Riley's proposed resolution
seeks to have North·Central ·s
pendina hearlna before the CivU
Aeronautics Board delayed from
July 1 toSept. l .
It also voicet strong county ob-
jections to North·Central being
glveo routes by the CAB that
would link tho local airport t.o
Minneapolis-SL Paul.
"It would be a disaster for
Oranae County lf the l'Outes are
approved." RUey said today as
he prepared his resolution.
"It would also make a sham of
Orange County Airport's de-
•i1naUon •• a local airport,"
Riley added.
Under that desl1nation and
county operaUn1 policy, nJ1bts
to and from tbe airport are llrnil·
ed to SOO miles.
While the North-Central route
application desl1nates Las
Ve1u and Phoenix as stopovers
aloni tbe Twin cutes route, Rlley
aeea the proposal aa "devastat·
ln1" to the abort hop policy.
"If we loM th.11 battle we n'lake
a rarco out of our own ·Wllcies, ..
Riley 1aid. "But with lull board
backh\1 and an a11Tesslve stand before the CAB, I don't see why we ebowd tote."
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II ,
fit
&o
l
V Park•IJ'.
Wcwbwo baulCld 11 • bllb. aia·toot-wldo llan to U. Ille
Pilday mona4a1. prepar4MI to
al had bMA • •ix·)'UI'
pl to iet a bifpr a.ip to Clal·
w\lb UM sUU bla,_ alp ol
.o dAmerlcanextdoot.
.t lmtelld a squad of La a Hlaml C.ouunwlity Auociabon
bomeowners marched on the
bank to appeal to mana1er
Mic bad B. Pollock not to do lL
' Homeowners contend dial
t.beb' appeal WU OM or friendly
~· , BuL Pollock sald he aot th• lm·
preuion they were "up ln arms"
.and would close out their ac-
~ounts al the bank -and start a
~epbone campaign to get others
to do the same -unleaa be or-
dered the sign removed.
"l've never !een !UCh strong
• resentment." Pollock said. •1. Even though the stin was
'!'already paid for, and the
WurtDenie1
. Appeala Move
WASfllNGTON (AP) -
Federal prlsonera John
Mitchell and H.R .
Haldeman today lost their
last chance to reverse their
Watergate cover-up con·
\'1cllons when the U .$
Supreme Court refused to
hear their appeals.
Thl'.' justices turned down
without comment a re·
quest by attornuys for both
that they be allowed to
argue their case before the
high court.
Haldeman. once Nixon's
White House chief•of-atarr.
surrendered to federal
prison authorltiu ln
California Tuesday.
Mitchell, who as attorney
eeneral was the nation's
top·rankln& law enforce·
ment official, bet•n bl•
• term at an Ahlbam• prison
Wednesday.
• u
order t
'fork lotd.e
·• Jf l'I I enl to tom· · !r ...... Aid. ·11·1 tmportant
P kl dU.llalf-doHD~
1 .. llAf homeown.,•. flushed
Met , ma«b«t over
to B ol Ammea. •• nee we
idn'Lputocu t•lcn> up," beaald. '1ltn desnanded that Bank ol Am rlc. take &.Mlndown.''
B ol America ma.naaesnent.
toOk no immediate action.
Maoaier Jeanne E. Carr, con-
tacted Friday at the bank, told an
aide to .lnform a waitin1 ~r •ti• wa1 too bu.ly to comlbent on the ~moownen • vt1Jt. Contacted
&oda)' by telephone. a.he refuaecl ~cotnment.
Paul Cramer, chairman ot the
community aaaoclatlon'a plan-
nini commtuee, said tbe aroup
bu been concerned about buai-
nei1 1fgm lo the neJabborhood
tor tome time.
He 1aid throOah dl1cussioru.
with the bulldert o( a third
money institution under con-
1truetlon on the other alde of
Bank oC America, San Diego
Federal Savini• and Loan, a pro-
posed slgn was reduced_., sl.ie.
He alid when residents going
to work Friday saw what Secun-
ty Pacific Intended, ''quite a
number of people became quite
perturbed."
Cramer said Pollock 's
perceived threat by the
homeowner• to withdraw their
aavlnp wu miataken.
·'I may have mentioned that
thil ls the kind ol emotional thing
\bat geu people lO take their ac-
count& to another bank," he aald
Cramer aaid the homeowners
plan to aak Bank of America lo
remove Its pole !lgn which
towers over the shoppin& center
Fro• Pflfle A J
TODD ..•
casket and estimated that it pro-
bably t9()k lt)em several h,oura.
Bee a use of that. authorltiea have
ruled out tbe potsiblllty tbat
youthful prank11e.ra laropered
with the grave a spoke•man
said.
SUN BAKES ST ATE. • •
District can't spare much water for home landscaping because they
-are limited to 46 gallons per person per day. However. like mayo(
her friends. Mrs. Dodson bu kept her awlmmlng pool full by buy1na
water by the truckload.
.. SHE REMEMBERS THE TIME WHEN she wouldn't bother t.o
turn orf the faucet if she had to duh to answer the telephone.
· ••1 won't do that ever aaain," she Hid. "It'• aurprt•lna the
things you become aware of, howtoconaerve."
.l The mountain• •uardlng m01t of California's 1,072·mlle Paclnc
.. Ocean coastline tum golden every year by the end of summer. Thia
•• year they turned to parchment by June.
For most people, the hardest part of rationing 11 chan11n1 their
bathroom habits. It means no more lon1 showers or luxurious bub-
ble baths, shutUn& oCf water wblle bru.ahina teeth and ahavtn1.
A 35-YEAR·OLD WOMAN FROM .Marin County said she ·""ttnet. l.o San Francllco to take ba1ba at the homes or hienda who
" ban some water to a pare.
, • ~·LotaotfrlendlvoJunteer.''lhesald.
_, A 1u station owner In Monterey County decided to save water
by cloetng the rest rooms and setting up chemical toilet.a beh1nd the
-station. But he had to remove the portable potties because of state
•law.. And parents aay their chlldren have become policemen around
the house, yelling at adults who let the faucet run or stay ln the
shower too long.
THERE IS ALWAYS A BRIGHT spot an the middle of dlauter.
Thus, there are some towns which stand Ilk• an oul1, untouched by
the drought. Yreka, a city of 6,500 near the Oregon border, ii calling
\taelf. "horn or plenty ...
Because It receives an abundance of water from an ol'faboot of
tbe Klamath River, the clty haa purchased a water dllpeJ1Jln1t
macblne which will allow residents of less rortuoat.e areas to tMly SO
aalloDI of water for a nlclcel.
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DAILY PILOT
Dnae for a S•ile -
<AP> -A wbo aj 1
killod 42 " had into C'Ult04J ln
la c on tb
arson cw a tbr •t ot ar autborlti uJd today.
Andrew z.tnmer. 1c. wu t<tn
lO • NabriU• ta1 lD criUcw
condt\lm Sunday alt« a fire an au. foam·rubber padded ceU at
tb Maury Cou.nly Jail unleashed
tollic tumea that killed G LD-
malea and et.cht vlailon. · Maury Counly Dial. Ally.
Robert H. Gay said he planned to
cbar1e Zinmer with arson and
would ask to have him tried u an
adult.
Roy Mart.lnson, police chief in
Oa11, ~ .... , ,..,... Su~rior, Wis., said aulboriUes
first picked up Zinmer on •"'eb.
Genice Steed. the only woman driver in
the Seville Homeowners Association's six·
th annual Seville Grand Prix~ smiles as,
she takes her special soap box car down
the Mlsston Viejo course Sunday. She lost
the race but that apparently didn't
squelch her spirit.
28, 1975, in connection with a flre ·
at the Board of Trade Building.
Mart.lnlon said Zinmer did not
admit setting the fire and was re.
ferred to a guidance cllnlc in
Superior after the incident.
Court Split 5-4
Lawyers Permitted
To Advertise Fees ..
WASHINGTON CAPl -A
sharply divided U.S. Supreme
Court today gave lawyers the
ritht to advertise their fees for
routine services such as drawing
wills and handling uncontested
divorces.
The court ruled S to 4 that stale
rules prohibiting lawyers from
advertising such fees violate the
First Amendment's guarantee of
free speech.
The decision overturned one of
the le1al profe&s1on's most
cherished traditions. that
lawyers do not commerciah7.<'
their work by advert131ng 1n
newspapers and elsewhere.
•'Today's ducis1on will effect
profound changes in the practice
of law." Justice Lewis F. Powell
wrote in a dissenting opinion.
But Justice Harry A .
Blackmun, writing for the ma -
Jority, stressed that the ruling al ·
Iowa lawyers to advertiae only in
a narrow area and that the court
would wait until another day to
declde whether a broader rang<·
of leaal ads also wouJd have FirRt
Amendment protection.
The majority described its dl'.'
clsion aa a boon tor con11urners.
araulna that It serves no purpose
to deny Individuals the informa-
t1 on they might eain from
lawyera' ads.
The court overturned the
Arizona Supreme Court's rule
prohibiting lawyers from ad-
vertising and providing dis
ciplinary measures for violators.
Most other states enforce
similar bans, and the Ame,ricon
Bar Association's ethical stan·
dards do not permit lawyers lo
adverttse rees.
However. the ABA recently
modified rules lo allow lawyers
to last their names and legal
spcciolltes In the classified sec
lion of a telephone directory.
The majority said the only con
shtullonuJ Issue presented by the
Arizona case is "whether the
state may prevent the pubtica·
t1on an a newspaper or lawyers '
truthful advertisement concern
an1 the avallabUlty and terms of
routine legal services We rule
simply that the flow ot such an·
formation may oot ~restrained,
and we therefore hold the present
apphcat1on or the dlsclphnary
rule ... to be violative of the
First Amendment.··
From Page Al
CHAMP •••
took thlrd place thlt year while
DenniJ Vlttori and Don Eachus, bot~ of Seville, followed ln fourth
and fifth place.
Romo also won lbe award ror
the beat design. The best
engineering award was given lo
Chuck Jones.
"It was the best race, from the
standpoint of competition, that
we've ever hod," said Mike
Walsh. president of the associa·
lion. "It wu Ught from the very
bealnnlng."
This year, he said. the cars
~re raster and the drive,. were
more pro!easlonal than they've
been In puat years.
He said one visitor from
Woodland Hills slfned up for
next year's race mmed1ately
after the race. He promised that
he would go home and start
building his car right away.
Walsh said four other visitors
from Los Angeles indicated that ·
they too will be back next year.
Martinson said the last contact
pollce bad with the youth was
June 17. 1976, ln connection with
a threat ot arson. At that time he
was taken lO a home for problem
children. the chleC said.
Attempts to rescue the victims
of Sunday's fire were hampered
when a deput,y sherill carrying
keys to the jail's 12 cells collided
with fleelna visitors. He dropped
the keys on the floor and was una-
ble to find them for about 12
minutes. official• 11AM. One husband and wile, who
both were prisoners, died in the
fire along wllh bis visiting·
parents and sister. In another
family tragedy, a prisoner and
five relatives died.
"All the victims had got down
on the floor as rar as they could,
laying down lO get some air ... "
one official said. "It seemed like
most of the victims were lire-
less'' when reached.
Slmmer's mother, Addie L.
Zinmer, described her son in a
telephone interview from her
Superior home as on emotionally
disturbed boy."
Authorities in Wauke-
sha, Wis .• said records
show Zinmer waa reported miss-
ing from Lad Lake Inc., a re-
1ldential treatment center In
Dousman, Wis., for emoUonally
Man Faces Pot Rape dis~l~ ~-:'e~s~ d b o e n
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -Dar· removed from the Jail'~
rel Lee Tarllinfton. 38, o{ Han-had been removed Crom the Jatl s
ford has been booked for in-drunk tank Saturday and pfaced
veat11atlon of four narcotics in the pndd~ cell because be
count.a by aherllrs deputies who sturted a to.al.et and caused a
sehed about 1,400 pounds of flood, aut~orit1es said. State law
marijuana valued at $440,000, . requires that juveniles be
authorities said segregated from adult prlsoners,
· and officials said the padded cell
------------------------------------~ was the only other facility avaUa-ble.
Chief Deputy Bob Farmer said
Zin mer was pulled Crom the jail'•
.padded cell. .
''Me and another officer drug
him out," Farmer said. "He said
besetlt." .
The sherm said today that
while Zinmer was In the padded
cell before the Ore broke out,
"One of the visitors hove him a
cigaretle."
Empty Bottle,
Receipt Leads
To Arrest
An empty bottle of beer and a
liquor store receipt left behind in
a burglarized Irvine residence
led to the arrest early today of a
Camp Pendleton MarJne.
Irvine Police arrested Michael
Paul Lightell, 20, and charCed
him wlth bur1lary. He was
bookedatOran1eCounty Jail.
PoUeo utd they atopped
Li1btell ln his auto after obtain-
lnf a deacriptton of him and his
car from the liquor 1l0re clerk
who sold blm the beer earlier in
the evenlnt.
According to police, Llghtell
entered t.be residence at 41M
Brisbane by pullln1 down a
trelU. .und1Di in front of an
OpeQ window.
The marine allo1edly
ransacked t.be bou... O¥ertum· Ina an4 daroqlq t0me 0( the
fUmJlUI'•. Uoto b left., pallce
siald he toOk several roll• of J)en·
nlea and dimes, pha a turquol&e
rln1, tctallnl aboui '81 ID vllu •
.Police tal4 they reoovired the proJ>ertt wbeD tbOy med• &bl U'•
rett.
... OST OF THE PIO,,. WBO GET pitches to ~
dlamcndl GI' O'Dtlou uve no~ lJi either," says
Karl La.l1b)r oil.be New Yort~ BUlbiea Bureau.
A tnlcal YleUm la (1) Dot weeltby bUt bas a nesteic ln ••vtoil; CJ): a 1QlddJ....,ed male oper1Un• bis own b'1ai-n ... , .,_.bb'. ln a rurill UNi (I) lntlpmenced tn maktne lnv .. tmat dedalGU; and (,, QOt ln!onned about London
commedity~ort!Mdtamoad market. · Hereanmetbodlol~frOmcon men:
..:..OOH'T DJSCOtJNr c:» .. ON 8£ E, skepticism
• and ~eoce. If a atrancer ·on the telephone p~misea to
double )'OUt money tn several mont.bl, ~tile obVIOU.I ques
tlo:o; 0Jfitllaoeu1tomakemmub~aofut, why is
beleWnl metb cm lt?" · • . -Dcn•t iDake an Important ~ decillon over the bono. • ~ quesUoa, be toqh and penlltmt ln demandlne anaw ... fD wrlUQI on eompal\J lettartleatl 1lped by a com-
pany omeer. CbeCk the olftcer'• eredeftt1al1. Thal doean't
protect you comp1*b', but atleNt it'• a starter.
• -llBON GU.UD PBOJrTRB beslnnJ.ng against pres·
U•lOUt-eoundlq eomP.411y nam• and references; they
may be meaniQIJai. As for claima ot banking references,
con men uaualli·bava aolld baU depoatta (other peoplo'a money). . .
-Admit IUlllbWt.y and lponnce. How can you put
mqney lato dfamonda and opllom wit.bout 1eekin& at leu~
aom• tundamentaUactlf ·
-Before buJlnl dlarnondt, cheek 1'\th local reputable Jewelera. To check options, plwne a.he CFI'C'a toll-free hotline (~J&18). -Never ape,eulate oa lmpu1le. Never oatlf use .. IJ)ICUla·
tJon" wUb 0 loveatinent." An laveltment carries• modest or mlnhualrilk and otten some ntu.rn ud aome detree or
security. IDberem 1a 1peculatloo la a ml,jor chance oc IOls.
Never CCIQfuN a con .. m• wttheltber.
.:. 1 • •
. S~ds for P'st •
. Last.PIWne Pole
End4res · Ch(Jng~· ·
fmtATl'ORO, Wub. <AP> -Some people collect but-terflies, others ata~Pt. coiDt or doUboulel. Hane1 Henke
collecta tallPboa• polo. , That'• ri1ht. Tu.stone pole, bciti\'••peclal. Hente1a"4 from desti'uction the only telepbone pqi. In town ao future
aeneratiou will Mow wbatcae looked Wee.
Teltpbone pol .. are u -4aDPf*l apeclea d a>ore phon~ 1biea 10Wlderll'OUl\4tbe1aya.
••lflME's 'l'IU ONLY ONE LEn. ln anothel' so Jl&l'I
people woe•t kn6W wbat a telepbooe pole ta, J Jmq1ne.'' uld W*\ke, 18 a Ntl.Nd comtruet.loo worker.
Wbien Paclfte .Northwest Bell decided to put all Ill Un•
underground ln Strattord. whlcb bu a populaUon of lea
than 100, Henke kod lf he eouJd keep one of tho 111el ... poles.
••194 been thlnldn1 about It 11nee they started bu~lna the llnet Pd kfnd of thouaJn tomeone should aave one, • be
•'14.
1'118 'l'BL2PllONE COllPANY AGIEED, but emir lf
Henke mov the pole .abOt.&t ftve feet. when tl ltaDdl com:
plete wftb c:n:m Uet and Wol.tort, IOIJUIWhat Ub. ~m • .. It baln't tlc>ft me mryt.biftf, Just tliile W wort. There'• al.ready been people Wbo'v• come dOwn to look at it
and t0moh11ve tllken plcturea," 1aldHellk•.
' # •
"rr.&TRI BNDOI' ANEU.,~sreattrand·kldnvlll '
ver aee one," ho 1ald.
The timber pole, wblch ltaDdl about 2S feet blib. isn't conb""9d to telepbone Winia. "But I'd like to set another
one and run wiNS betweff. U.t.o," 1afd Hebe. '
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