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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 30, 1977
VOL 10, HO. m , 4 SIECTIOHS. 41 "AGl!J
10,000 Lagof f s
;.;175,000 jobs
· .. cut With BI?
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Pl'esident Carter's decision to stop pro-
duction of the Bl bomber will mean the los\of l7$,000 anticipated
·joba and the layoff of 10,000 ~rsons working on the project, a disap-
pointed aerospace union official said today.
"I'm very disappointed. and.what iL's going to mean is serious
lflyoffs for many aerospace workers." said Jerry Whipple. regional
. director or the lnternational Auto and Aerospace workers following
Carter's televised remarks.
ALTHOVGH HE WANTS TO HALT production of the Bl, Carter
said testing and res&arch would continue on the project.
Whipple said he doesn't know what the President means by that
but indicated that it could mean some employment for the
aerospace industry. "Had they built it." Whipple said, "we anticipated there would
be 175,000jobs lnvolved for a year and allofthosejobswill begone.··
CARTEl\'S DECISION DREW AN angry reaction from Rep.
Robert K. Doman CR-Calif.), in whose district the Bl was to have
benen manufacture<l.
Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise misJUes for exist-
ing planes "an idiotic idea," contending Sovietjetfl•hters can shoot
the planes down before they can fi~ off the mlssUes.
"They are breaking open the Vodka botUes Ln Moacow. ·•Doman
declared. "We have red the Russian bears with an appetltie to hit us
with a first nuclear strike.'•
THE Bl PROJECT HAS BEEN centered in the high desert com-
munity of Palmdale about 75 miles northeast or Los Angeles, where
Rockwell International built and Is testing a Bl prototype.
Full scale production would also have taken place at Rockwell's
Palmdale facility, with help from subcontractors throughout
<See JOBS APFBCl'ED, P11eA1)
* * * * * * 'Bl Tests C.ontiiiue ·
As Buildiiqf Stops
In
NB Girl
Victim
Of Rape
A 19-year-old Central Newport
girl became lhe sttond known
victim this morning of a rapist
who police say ls taking advan-
tage of windows left open in
warm weather to break into his
victims' homes.
Del. Sam Amburgey said the
case reported at 4:30 a.m.
follows the pattern of a rape that
took place Sunday about two
blocks away.
In both cases the women were
attacked by the man who ap·
parently climbed into their
ground noor bedrooms through
open windows.
Amburcey said the suspect
awakened the v1cllms to tell
them he had a knife. Amburgey
said the women were both told
they'd be hurt ar they struggled or
made any noise.
In the Sunday case. the woman
told police the man climbed back
out through the window after
he'd raped her.
In today•a aasault, the girl said
the rapist walked out of her
bedroom, but she was unsure ex-
actly how he left her home.
Amburgey says police are
looklna tor a ml.rt who ts about 20
years Old with blond hair. "He's
short. only about live feet, eight
Inches." he added.
Amburgey said the recent
c .. e, have occurred in the same
neighborhood where similar at·
lac ka were reported last year, but
be said the descrlpUons of the as-
sailants are quite different.
'Observer'
ToCet18e
I
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A"WIN!IMle
'l'MALLAIGHT'
Charlotte Gro•H
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AREA OF SEARCH
Neer Osprey, Fla.
Kin of Kidnaped
Girl Await Call .
SARASOTA, Fla. CAP > -
Charlotte Grosse's parents wait-
ed for a second telephone call to-
day, hoping it would bring word
that the man who dragged their
15-year·old dauehter from a tent
at a remote Girl Scout campsite
had kept his pledge to free her.
By mid-day today there had
been no further word on the
whereabouts of the slender eirl,
who called hort1e at 10:15 p.m.
Wednesday to say she was aJI
right and would be set free.
"We fully anticipate we'll hear
from her again," Cpl. Ray Pilon
of the Sarasota County sheriff's
office sald today. "Where she is
and how she is we don't know."
"I'm baffled," said S8ii,810la
County Sheriff Jim HardcaJUe.
He said he couldn't understand
why the man bad allowed ~r to
call home and speak with her
father. Richard Grosse, but then
dldn 't releue her
He said that Charloite tof d her
parents the man was ''le>in& to
1et rld of her at a telfphoiul
booth."
Sber-ttr'• Capt. Thomas
Stlmaol\ ~uatd Charlot\o al110 t~d
her puetil!l ahc WC)uld M ro-
lcaaed '" Mana C<Junty, tM county where t h• mado her flrat
phone call. Manatee is just north
of Sarasota County.
"I don't think he'd let her go
this far if he wasn't going tp turn
her loose." Stimson told a news
(See SCOUT, Pase A2)
Irvine Coach
Faces Trial
In Bat Assault
llB Sales ·
Believed
Quelled
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ol IM Oell1 f'1tel Sl•H
Striking al dinne rtime
when many suspected north
Huntington B each high 1 school -level <jrug dealers
were at home, teams of police
made 17 arrests Wednesday
night. con cl uding their
Operation North End.
The massive sweep included a
raid on the house in Santa Ana
Heights that yielded $30,000
worth or alleeed illicit drugs, in-
cluding Thai Stick marijuana
and cocame
Investigators who geared their
two· month probe of alleged drug-
dea ling centering on Marina
High School m the city's north
end were Jubilantly surprised at
the amount seized.
Several other residences
among those primarily clustered
in the vlclnily or Marina High
School were also found to have
s ubstantiaai caches of alleged
drues and money.
Detective Sgt. Carl Vidano,
who coordinated the raids from a
command post In a camper truck
(See DRUGS, Page AZ)
Coast
Weather
Varlable hleti clouds
and late nl&ht and early
morning low clouds, but
otherwise fair throu1b
Friday wU.h mosUy ~unny
days. Lowa tonight in low
601. Highs Friday low 70S
1t beacbea to mid-809 in·
land.
uneao tm.
Police
Search Widens Name9
Suspects
']immiea'
Beat Po1t
For 2. Slayers
W ASKING TON (AP>
The Whlte Hou»~ lit.aft ls
proud oC Ila softball team,
although President Carter.
who enjoyed the games In
Plains, Ga .• last year, bas
not yet come out to play.
AG.Uno:. Ara. <AP -
uthontl huinl'd uut throuuh »
heavily Wl)(>dt'd four rnunty 1n•a
todl)' arthlfll for two 11w11 111
the 1la1in1 ul 11 t•1t7 ma.rahaJ,
the womwiln1 of a park 1an1tlr
and lhil pouibl~ abductlon of •
cc ranccr.
The •e:re r eport.t-dly
odrivlftl 1 st.ol car re111tered Lo
~ Louiatana rn1n. He anJ •
pau have n mil lnl!I ror
two days and d putt lrom the
25 Rescued
From Craft
Off Coast ·
Twenty f1vo f1ahermt'n uot Wl'I
feet and a rt(ie aboard the Coast
Guard cutter Point Dlv1de Wed·
nesday morning when• their f1s
hing boat, the Newport<•r. began
taking on wJtt•r off 1 ht• N1•wport
Jetty.
Spokesmt!n for lh1· Newport
Harbor patrol said tht•y got i.I
radio distress call from 1 he boat
at about 11·30 am
Thrt'e Harbor Patrol hoall!, the
Point 01v1de and l\\O city
lifeguard boats wl.'rc dispatched
to the S<'ene about J third of a
mile off the Corof\J d1•J Mar side
of the harbor t•ntr.in<.'l'
The patrolm<.•n said tht•\ found
the decks of ttw 60-fool vPsst·I
Jwash and lh1•\ lwgan "'h<1l '~as
dt•scnbed ;is an orderlv tran.>.f1•r
of pa~scngcrs rrom th~ stnl'k<'n
vessel to the Co.isl Guard l'Ullt•r
M t•anwh1lt• om· of thl• llarhur
Patrol hoals bc·gan pumping lht·
Nt•wportt•r's hdg1•s Nol long
art rr th1• flsh1·rm1•n wt·n· lakt•n
into Art 's Land1ni.i hv th1· l'oinl
l>1v1clc. l)w N<·wpcirtcr w.i'> ahlt•
lo folloY. under h1·r cm n p11\.,1•r
A Harbor l'alrnl spokP..,m.tn
~aid the leak was apparently
,. a used by u shift mg of lht• pad.
111.t around Lill' p1opt•ll1•r s haft
No lnJllrH's wt•rt· n•portt'IJ 1n
lhc mc1dt·nt
A ., p '' k 1· s rn .1 11 I o 1 I h 1 •
"'ewporlt•r ., oY.111·1 !>.11tl llw ho.11
1s undt•rgoing n·p~11rs loda} ,mil
will have a Co;1 ... 1 C:uarcl 111spt•c
t11>n tx•fon• he1ni? put back into
use
Two years al(o , anotht>r
c-harlt•r f1sh1ng hoal, th1•
W t•sternt•r. s anJ.; 1t1 lht• same
area. In that t'Jsc. :JJ fi..ht•rmcn
"t•re rescued ~1thoul m1ury.
Half-naked
Man Arrested
Laguna Ht•t1<'h p11l1<·c ap
prehended <I :.n v1·ar old man
wearing a .1ark1•1 .111d 'lh1rt but
nothing elst• as lw t·1mvt•rst•d
with two young womt•n ouls1d1· al
a North Coa:-.t ll1 ghw<1~ mutt·I
Wcdncsdav night
They bt•hcv1• him lo Ill' thr
same man spollPtl Parh1•r r11n
nmg down Park Av1•nut'. · naked
as a Jaybird" unclt•r th<• full
moon.
The mirn. de~n1ht•tl as a
transient. Lold Jrrl·slini: Offl<'cr
Danell Adam:-. ht•'d takt•n ~ome
U:iD Ile \\<I'> lakl'n hv pol1<'l' l<>
the mental h1•allh ward at I <'
I rvme MNiicul t:cntl•t.
Nader Sets Drive
WASHINGTON (;\I') Ralph
Nader is organmni:: <i campaign
to bring lobbying pressure on 78
leg\slalors m an 1·ffort to ~cl the
House to a11provc ~tailed legisla-
tion creatm~ a f<'d<'ral consumer
aiency. The campa1J{n by a new
coalition of consumer groups,
labor unions. farm orgnizalions
and business!ll'S will urge <'On
sum<'rs to m~1il n1<'kt•ls aloni::
with lettt.'rs to the 711
legislators who are 1.·on!Hderec.l
undecided on the bill, he said
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Waah naton Pariah Shorllf'.t of·
llc4.' ln f.ou1,1ana auld they, too,
moy have bf:t.tn k.lllcd
Dl'lwti,·n 50 and 100 peraons -
lncludtn&& •tate poll~, FBl, coun·
ty aulhoriU •od volunteers -
were p~rtlclp•tln• ln the
manhunt. The naptcb were
deacrt~'CI u being tn their early
20. and were believed to ~ ~
rylna .l:>7·m&Mnum pl1\bt and a
.44-rnqnum pi.tot, state police
aatd.
One plan<-was being used in
lh1• ~earch and roadblO<'ks were
established throughout the area.
The ::.ear<'h was concentrated in a
h1-.1v1ly wooded area south of
lilu1• )fountain Reservoir, 14
milt·~ east ot Booneville in
wc:,tem Arkansas.
Police said City Marshal
Marvin E R1tchy, 42, of
Magazine was found ~hot Lo de
alh in lhe trunk o( his car Wed-
nesday afternoon. He was
handcuffed Lo David Small, 28,
principal oC Plainview Hleh
School and a part-time raneer.
Small, who had a large-caliber
hullet wound in the right upper
chest. was Listed In stable condi·
t10n at a Fort Smith hospital.
OHlcers said Small's partner,
Opal James, 58, ot Havama in
Yell County was missing.
R1tchy had bffn reported miss-
ing that morning Small and
James were on a routine patrol
when they spotted his car parked
at the Ashley Creek landing in a
rl'mote area of the Blue Moun-
tain Reservoir.
Authorities sald Small and
James approached the car and
Small was shot. Small's mother.
Mrs. C.A. Small of Russellville.
~aid her son Lold her that some
men "walked up on him.'' shot
him and placed him in the car.
Paratk Un,
Despite Nags·
EL CAJON <APl The Ctty
Coun<'il says the f<'ourth of July
I 11cworks show Monday will go
on L·vcn 1f the horses get scared
llorsl' ownt'rS in El CaJon. just
c•.ist of San Diego, prevalled on
the Planning Commission earlier
to deny a permit for thts year's
display on ground!\ the flashes
,ind noise in the sky endanger
lht.'ir animals, especially prei·
nant mares and newly borns
The council. however, said the
holiday would be d1mmel1
without the show and ordered a
perm it 1ssut•d.
f'rom Page A J
Bl ...
The two top RepubHcan
lt'<Hkrs or Congress criticized
Carter's decision.
Lfke It? It'• Yours
Phillip Jackson, 16. of San Diego tries out the piuno he
obtaJned under unusual circumstances. A man woo saw
the youth playing it in a thrift store bought if for $280
and had it sent to Phillip's ~ome. The benefactor asked
not to be identified.
From Page A I
DRUGS SEIZED •..
behind a supermarket in u shop-
ping center across the 11trcet from
the Muina High School campus,
said there were no incidents.
He said no illegal weapons
were found m lhe roundup or the
suspects. aged from 14 to 26, in-
cludine two Marina High School
sophomore girls. aged 4. who
were allegedly the campus' con-
nect 1 on s for PCP, the
hallucinogen called Angel Dust.
"We have never aeen so much
dope in Huntington Beach in the
past 12 years. People think the
problem has lessened, but it's
there," Sgt. V1dano observed.
He said no other drug law en-
forcement agencies were m -
vol ved an the investigation,
which included numerou:i al·
leged purchases from both stu-
dents and campu:1 hangers-on.
"We spent $2,600 in clty money
and were dealt about $5,000 worth
ot various dope based on
the street sale values." Sgt.
Vidano said as his teams brought
in suspects.
Crowds of Junior high and high
school-age youngsters out in
search or excitement on the
balmy moonlit June night
strolled past the command post
often, eyeing ll curiously.
The ordinary·lookine. un·
marked truck served u a com·
municat.Jons center for the 19 ol·
f1cers assigned to Operation
North End. which involved ar·
rests in Long Beach, Garden
Grove. and Santa Ana Heights,
near Orange County Airport.
The residence of brothers Ran·
di and Dennls France aged 26
and 2S, at 2292 Orchard Drive,
was believed by police to be the
<'entraJ connection point for drug
trafflcklng.
Narcotics Detail chief Sgt.
paraphernulta such as mctrH·
scales and plastic bags for
weighing and packaging ac-
tivities.
Several more adults and
juveniles could not be localed in
Wednesday's series of raids, but
are named in arrest and search
warrants yet to be served, Sgt.
Vidanosa1d.
One young woman 1s reportl>d·
ly in Northern California study
ing on a federal grant provided
for gifted students, invest.Jgator~
noted.
Still another suspect namt.>d in
a warrant was found hospitalized
1n a pr1valc psychiatr1<·
sanitarium. where he rem1uns
pending his possiblt: rccov<'ry
from drug-induced psychosis and
later prosecution
Parents prom1sc•d lo surrendL•r
olhers.
"Whal wt•'re dcalinl-! with Is nr
lually th<.• local kids' conni•r
tions," Sgt. Vtdano said in a com
mand post 1nlerv1ew.
He alleged that ::-om<· or th1·
suspecL'\ are accu!>t•d of ::-l'lllnJ,!
dru~i. to elementary school-age
children.
Here la • llat oC adult •uspec:t.,
tbe dru1 charges against them
and the ball carried in ~t
warrants served on them Wed·
neaday nieht by teams of Hunt.-
tn.cton Beach oolice officers:
:_Fnld Theodore JobJtson, 22. ot 16900 Algonquin St., Hunt
tn1ton Beach, $20,000 bail, saloal
cocaine.
-Jam• Sherwood Anderson.
20, of 15792 Pilgrim Clrcle, Hunt
Ing ton Beach, $20,000 ball; aale or
PCP.
-Roaer Edwhl Edwards Ill.
19. of 1S502 Pelican Lan~. Hunt-
ington Beach, $2,500 ball; sale of
mar1Juana.
-Detua.bl France, 2S, or 2292
Orchard Drive, Santi Ana
ff elehts. $5,000 bail, possession of
martJuana with intent to sell.
-Randi France, 26, of 2292
Orchard Drive, Santa Ana
Heights. $S,OOO bail; possession
of m ar1juana with intent to sell.
-Thomu BuUer, 26, of 425
13th St., Apt. 6, Huntington
Beach, $7,500 bail; using a minor
for sales of marijuana.
-Raymond Castro Mallmban,
19, of La Puente; $7,500 bail,
sales of cocaine.
-Marshall Mann, 19. 4051
Figaro Circle, Huntington
Beach, $5,000 bail; sales or co-
caine.
-Frank Cauble, 19. 378 Park
St . Long Beach, $5,000 bail;
ules or cocaine.
Investigators said it is possible
additional charges will be filed
against some or the defendants
based on alleged contraband
drugs found at the time of lbdr
warrant lll'l'est.s.
Some of the defendantl have
already been freed on bail pend·
ing arraignment in court within
the next 10 working days to face
the charges.
Eritrea Bombed
CAIRO, Eey~ (AP> -The
Ethiopian air force "savagely
bombed'' a small port in the
northern province or Eritrea,
"injuring a scores or women.
children and old men." a
spokesman for a faction of the
Eritrean rebels said Wednes-
day
In one sense, however. the Pres1det1t wH on hand
in 1p1rit when the White
House edged the
Waabington Post team
11'"1$, with balls and strikes
being called by Ron
Neaaen, presf secretary to
former Presldenl Ford.
For thla occasion. the
team rrorn uoo Pen-
nsylvania Avenue sported
new numbered jerseys that
featured a drawine ot the
White House, with one
architectural revJi.ion. In
place of the South Portico
and ram1liar Truman
Balcony were a set or
large, equally familiar
teeth.
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SCOUT •••
conference.
Re also said that the FBI
Joined the search at 5 u.m. today.
about 24 hours aitcr Charlotte•s
disappearance.
Charlotte, clad only in un-
derclothes and a Mickey Mouse
shirt, was dra&ged by the hair by
a heavy-set man al dawn Wed·
nesday as her sister and a fnend.
looked on in horror.
Her sister ran from the tent
acream1ng, "Charlotte's been
stolen! ..
Sherirr officers and volunteers
scaled down the search to about
30 patrolmen In the wooded area
where the teen-ager was taken
captive and team.s of officers and
detectives in cars canvassing the
area.
"They don't know where to
look'but the search is concentrat-
ed in &he Bradenlon area." a
sheriffs spokesman said. "They
don't believe she's in the wooded
area any more.••
ln the phone call late Wednes·
day night, Charlotte told her
father that she was Jn Bradenton.
about 30 miles north of Oscar
Scherer Statt• Park where she
had gone on a Girl Scout camping
trip lo learn to be a camp
counselor.
Thl' girl told her father the ab-
ductor "just wanted t.o gel rid o(
her.'' said Pilon.
House GOP leader John
llhodes called it a ·•gratuitous
slap 1n the face'' because of lhc
243 to 128 House vote Wednesday
to proceed with production.
"1 think the way the President
has handled this decision is rank
am ateunsm," Rhodes said.
Vidano said it was there hls men
discovered approximately 1,500
Thal sticks, or five pounds or the
twi& and blossom end or marl·
juana plant shoots. They are ex·
tremely potent and sell tor $20
per stick.
The Southeast Asian drug pro·
duels run about 18 slicks to the
ounce. investigators noted.
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Senate Republican leader
Howard Baker said he has the
"queasy feeling" lhat the Pres1·
ricnl 1s allempUng to influence
thl' course of strategic arms
II m 1tation talks through public
pronouncem<.>nts
· Tht· programs that Presi·
dents Nixon and Ford made to~
duce the tensions may be squan·
dered by inept handling or mat·
ter" or great delicacy.'' Baker
said.
Drup confiscated during pre-
vious purchases and the Wed·
nesday roundup included 39
ounces of mostly potent Colom·
bian variety marijuana; 16
grams or cocaine; 48 grams of
PCP or An&el Dust; one milliliter
of huhish oil and 100 table~ of
LSD, police said.
Seized also at the France re·
sidence in Santa Ana Heights
waa $2,500 in cub, plus assorted
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JOBS AFFECTED. • •
Southern Caliromia and the nation.
Meanwhile, at Rockwell's realonal headquarters lB Los
Angeles, reaction ranged from disbelief to bltt.emesa.
BASTIAN HELLO, PRESIDENT 01' the firm's Bl DlviJion,
said the dec&Sion would mean the elimination of 8,000 jobs-some u
early as next week -out of a total or 13,000 Rockwell employes
workine on tbe project to Loe Anaeles and Palmdale.
But despite Lhe major lmpact of Carter'• decision on Rockwell
operations, Hello said there were no immediate plans to cballenee 1t •
''We do not intend to cont.est the President•• dectsion at all, .. he
said. "Th06e people are made \b make thoH decisions. We are paid
to abide by them."
OTHER EMPLOVES AT THE PLANT near lnternatJonal
Airport wore alto openly dlapleased wltb Cart~·· d_ecJaJon to 1crap
lhe mulU billion dollar project,
A ffCJ'et-">' called the oancellaUon °un~11evable. • •
An enJlnett' said lt was• "m.latako."
And a 24 ·Yeatt Rook well veteran said bo would take early J'etlre..
ment.
Three moc:kuPt of the contt'Ovenf al aircraft have been buUt and
four more are undor conatrucUoA at th JlocJcweJl plant Jn
Palmdale.
EDW.u.DS AD rqaCBJ)ate t nt1ht11'1ve been underway for2~nan,IDcludJn11 u wonoWtdnesdi1 • Meanwh.llet clt; offkl PaJrndal•, boto Joell econoftl1 ce-
pend1 heayilY on &.ho a 1D4ustfy-••~ coo.cern over
Carter'• decill011 •
"It'• a disappolntin t to rn • • personal obsenalkm," aaJd
Mayor Robert S. Cl11tr. 'I think th Bl wil a dt1lrablt adjunct to
our defense posture. I rear« the d ton more on that bi.all t.haci on
lht local on •
•• tt would have be a Of employm t tor the 0
continued, "but tbli doel oot. d Palmdale abd the area to becomo another dust bOWJ.,. -
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Bl Cut KiUS 175,000 New JobS ·~~·
• LOS ANGEL <APl -Pr•ldent Carter'• declaion to at.op pro but Indicated that it could mean some employment for the
duc:Uon ol lhe Bl bomber will moan the l0t1 of l'TS,000 anticipated aerospace induatrr..
j . a.hd tbe la)'O(f 0( 10,000 persons worklnS on the project, a di sap "Had lht'Y bwlt It," WhJpple said. ••we &11lfcipated there would
potntcd ~· un\on ofrlclaJ aald today. be 175,000 jobs lnvol ved tor a year and all of those jobs will be a one.•·
.. l 'm ¥ ry dtuppo nt~. and what It'• 1oln1 to mean 1s serious layofta '°" many • rotpace workers," uld Jerry Whipple, regional CARTER'S DECISION D&EW AN angry reaction from Rep
di reel.or ol lbe lntemallonal Auto and Aerospace workers following Robert K Doman (R·Cal\f. >. in whose district the Bl was to have
Carter's ldeViHd nsn>aru. · been manufactured. Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise misalles ror exist·
ALTU01JGll RE WANT8 TO HALT production of the Bl. Carter ing planes "an idiotic Idea," contending Soviet jetll~ters can shoot
said l.UnS and research would continue on the proJect the planes down berore they can fire o(fthe missiles. Whippl~ said be de>Hn't Im.ow whal the President means by that "They are breaking open the Vodka botUes In Moscow," Doman ~~~_.;..;.._~~~~~~~~~~_;,,~,;__~~~_;_..:.....~~~~~~....:..~~~~-=-~~ * * *
deol arect ''We have fed the Rusaian beata with an appeUUe to hll us
with n first nuclear' a trike.••
THE Bl PROJECT HAS BEEN centered in the hi&h desert. com·
munity of Palmdale about 75 miles northeast or Los Afttel , wbere
Rockwell lnlematlonal built and ii testing a Bl prototype. '
Full scale production would also have taken place at Rockwell's
Palmdale facility, with help from subcontractors throughout
Southern California and the nauon. Meanwhile, at Rockwell's regional headquarters in Los
Angeles, reacUon ranged from clisbeliefto bitterness.
<See JOBS AFFECTED, Pa•e AZ)
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ADAMS Bl Tests B8c}ced,
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Parks Layout in Mesa
This is how park system along Santa Ana
River in Costa Mesa is shaping up. A $6
million development plan for the 284-acre
Fairview Regional Parle was approved
Tuesday by Orange County Supervisors.
They agreed to pay another $2 million ror
the 13t acres tentatively labeled Talbert
Park. The City of Costa Mesa, meanwhile,
is purchasing the so.called Canyons Park.
All three overlook the river, whJch marks
the city's western boundary.
Car Air Bags by 1984
WASHINGTON CAP) -
Transportation Secretary Brock
Adams today ordered all autos ·
manufactured alter model year
1984 to be equipped with air bags
or another Corm of automatic
crash )>Totectlon, an order that
goes int.o effect automatically in
60 days unless overturned by
Congress.
Adams cited a Transportation
. Department 1tudy thal passive
safety restraints could save up lo
9,000 lives a year as he an·
nounced his decision at a news
conference.
"I cannot. in good conscience
be a party to further unneces."'ary
delay. The issue of automobile
safety has draaged on too loo&,"
Adams uatd.
The order could rorce auto
makers to equip car• with air
bass or passive belts, devices
that would not require human as-
1l1lance to protect. the front-seat
occupant.a ot an auto involved in
a crash. But wllhin an bour of Adam's
,.nnouncemenl, Rep Bud
Sbualtr (R,,Pa ). introduced a
resolution to overturn the do·
cl1ion. Jn Detroit, Chrysler Corp. aald
the declalon "wlll force the
American people to pay triple the
cOJl 107' a atcond-best safety
ayatem ... ll aald th present belt
ty_,atern wUl 1ave 50 percent. more
llv than airba11.
!l'he other auto makers bad no
immediate comment
Air bags are balloon-like de·
vices that inflate on 1mpacl and
cushion front-seat riders who ar('
thrown toward the dashboard or
windshield in a front end rol·
lislon. The passive safety bcll 1:. a
combination lap and shoulder
harness that automatically
wraps around a passenger "'hen
the door is shut .
Under the timetabl e an-
nounccd by Adams. one form of
automatic safety restraint would
be required on all 1982-model·
year standard and luxury size
cars so\dafter Aug. 31, 1981.
The protect\ ve restraints
would be extend~ to include
1983 model-year intermediate
and compact cars. In the 1984
model year, they would be man·
dalory on subcompact and mim
'll<' autos
Mesa Driver SIL~pect
Valley Chase Ends'
With Five Injured
An auto pursuit by Fountain
Valley police ended Wednesday
afternoon when their suspect's
car collided with three parked
cars at 70 miles per hour and
rolled over.
The driver and a young
hitchhiking passeng"er who
earlier tried to escape the auto
suffered critical injurles. Three
other people suffered minor ln·
jurlea in , the s mas hup on
Brookhurst Street south or
Garfield Avenue
CaUfomJa Highway Patrol of·
ficera mvesti1atint the 2 p.m
episode ldenUfitd the suspect.
driver Merle Donald Tally Jr .•
of 2000 Newport Road, Co ta
Mtta.
He had ~Hdy been pulled
over twice by Fol.llltaln Valley
Police Set. Rodney Glllman,
CHP lnvestlgator1 Hid.
Tally'• paasen1er, Gres s.
Beavt'ta, 14, of Garden Grove, is
in critJcal c:ondlUon at Fountain
Valley Q>mmunlty Hoapltll. Tal
ly l1 llated lb lbo aame concUUon
al Huntlnf\Oll lntcrcommun1ty
Hoeplt.al. S pokesmen 1atd young
av nslalotd m Iv d
and c tbljurl n er •
lo d Tall)', wbo
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Building Stop ASked
WASHJNGTON (AP> -Pres•·
dent Carter uid today the United
States does not need the costly.
controversial Bl bomber, and.
recommended that producUon be
stopped while testing and re-
searchcontmue.
With that verdict. which is
counter to the latest con
gressional vote on the warplane.
Carter reaffirmed the position he
took as a candidate. He said he
wasn't guided by his campaign
position, bul by his belier that the
pilotless cruise m1ssUe Is an ade·
quate strategic weapon without
the new manned bomber. He said
the cruise missile should be
deployed. <Related press con
ferencestory, A3 >
The President, noting that he
hopes ror a u .s. Soviet summit
17 Nabbed
In Coast
Drug Busts
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ot ... D.tlty f'llM St•ft
.
meeting soon as par\ or continu·
ing consultations with Moscow.
Sllid al.so that his decision on the
Bl might signal the Kremlin that
the Administration is striving for
progress in Strategic Arms
Limitation Treaty talks.
"l can't deny thal was a rac·
•
tor," he said.
But the Russians have been
more concerned about the cruise
missile than about the new
manned bomber.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said under the
(See Bl, Pa&e AZ)
Scout's Parents
Hope, Await Call
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SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) -
Charlotte Grosse's parents wait-
ed for a second telephone call to-
d ay, hoping It would bring word
that the man who dragged their
15-year·old daughter from a tent
at a remote Girl Scout campsite
had kept his pledge to free her.
BJ mid-day t~fay there bad been no f\lrther word on the
whereabouts or the slender girl,
who called home at 10: 15 p.m.
Wednesday to say she was all
ri1bt and would be s•t free.
"'We fully anticipate we'll hear
Crom her again," Cpl. Ray Pilon
of the Sarasota County sheriff's
office Sllld today. "Where she is
and how she is we don't know.•'
''I'm baffled." said Sarasota
County Sberirr Jim HardcasUe.
He said he couldn't understand
why the man bad allowed her to
call home and speak wlth her
father, Richard Grosse, but then
dldn'l release her.
Striking at dinnertime
when many suspected north
Huntington Beach high
school-level drug dealers
were at home, teams of police
made 17 arrests Wednesday
night., con cluding their . 'l'M ALL RIGHT•
Chartott• GroH• Operation North End. •
The massive sweep included a -'-----------
He said that Charlotte told her
parents the man was "going t.o
g~t rid of her at a telephone booth.''
raid on the house in Santa Ana
Heights that yielded $30,000
worth of alleged illicit drugs. tn·
eluding Thai Stink marijuana
and cocaine.
Investigators who geared their
two· month probe of all~ed drug·
dealing centering on ••Marina
HIJh School In the c1ty's n'wt.h
end were jubilantly surprised '8t
the amount seized.
Several other residences
among those primarily clustered
tn the victn.ily or Marina High
School were also found to have
substantlaal caches or alleged
drugs and money.
Detective Sgt. Carl Vidano.
who coordinated the raids from a
command post In a camper truck
bt>llind a supermarket in a shop·
pins center across the street from
the ~arina High School campus,
said tlhere were no incidents.
He aaid no llle1al .weapons
were found ln the roundup of the
st.IJpecU, •/lied ft:om 14 to 26, in·
cludlna two Matft\a Hiah ~"ool sophomore . clrls, aced 14, who
were alletedlY the clilmpus' c:on·1
n ectlons for PCP, the
halluclnosen called Angel Dust.
"We have never seen so much
dope in Huntln&ton Beach In the
past 12 years. People think the
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It's Borg
Vs. eDnnon
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AREA OF SEARCH
Ne•r Oaprey 1 Ra.
2-hour Viejo
Standoff Ends
In Sm-render
An unldentilled man surren·
dered to beavlly armed Orange
County Sherilr1 deputies in Mla·
aion Vlejo today aftCT barricad-
ln 1 himself ln1lde hl1 con·
domlnlum for more than two
boura.
The ausptet. who warned o(-
nc r• be wu armed, k 1pt them
al bay with threats to kllf"anyone
who camelnslde.
A Sberitr1 ottlcer at t.ho ace~.
located In tbe All o Vlllas com·
plex near the lnteraecllon of
'l'rabuco R~ad and tot Allsos
Bo\llovard, 1alc,t the ma" had
''thumpt'd hit wife'' and then
locked himself lrisld the dw 11· tng. •
~o ahott were nred lo themn·
doff, whlcb drew a accr:e ol law
officers, li\dudln1 the Sh rfra
SWAT uhlt.. The SWAT &um ar·
rjved on.l1 aJow mlnut
th man1urt~ red.
·Further d all w. re not mtdla~y uallablf.
Sheriff's Capt. Thomas
Stimson said Charlotte also told
her parents she would be rc-
Jeued in ManJltee County, the
county where she mnde her first
phone call. Manatee ls just north
of Sarasota County.
..I don't think he'd let her go
this fill' ll he wasn't going to turn
her looee," Stimson told a news
conference.
He also said that the FBI
joined the aearch at s a. m . today,
about. 24 hours after Charlotte's
disappearance.
Charlotte. clad only in un-
derclothes and a Mickey Mouse
... shirt, wu drageed by the h.Ur by
a heavy-set man al dawn Wed-
nesday as ber sister and a friend
Joolred on ln horror.
Her alster ran t•m the tent
screamlna, "Charlotte's been
stolen!••
Weather
Variable hieh clouds ~
and late nicht and earl1 ~~
mornlna low clouds, bltt ''
otherwlae fair tbroutb
Friday wit.b mOltly sunny
day1. Lowa toalaht In 10111
GOI. HJ& Friday low '10I
at bcat.bd to mtd.aoa ln·
land.
c Thurtdar. JuM 30, 1171
. Police Name Nine
Units Okayed
In Costa Mesa
A Balboll investor has won
Costa Mc!>a Planning Com
mission approval to construct a
\O-un1t apartment house on
\nahelm Avenue in Costa Me.<>a
Robert Hollingworth plans th('
pro;ect at 1925 and 1927 Anahei m
Ave The Holltn~sworth project re
quired a !lpec1al permit since it
l'XCCeds the allowable density or
th(' R·3 triplex zone
The residence of brothers Ran
di end Dennaa France aged 26
and 25. at 2292 Orchard Drive,
was believed by police lo be the-
rentral connection point for drui
trafficking
Narcotics Detail chief Sgt.
V1dano said 1t was there his n1en
ch~covered approximately 1.500
Thai sticks, or five pounds or the
twig and blossom end of man-
1uana plant shoots. They are ex
I rcm£ly potent and sell for $2()
per stick.
The Southeast As1un drug pro·
duels run about lR ~ticks lo lht'.'
ounce. invest1&alors noted.
f'r ona Page A J
Dike Finger Bl ...
President's decision there will be
four Bl bombers In the Pentagon
Inventory -three already built,
and one under construction.
Boy, 5 , Freed After 2 Horus
Sean Sigler, S. who 1~ not Dutch, stuck h1., fin~er in a
hole to plug tbe water drain in tus mom's camper W<•dnes-
day. ll took San Clemente firemen two hour'i to ~ct the
finger out.
Carter said his dec151on was
based on his Judgment of
rn1htary requirements, given the
development of the cruise mis-
sile and the fact that modernized
852 bombers can be used to carry
that weapon wlttun its 1,500-mile
range of enemy tar1et.s.
APPUCATIONS Of ~oap. oil, and j:!r<•asr wouldn't
loosen the swollen finger of Sean, 811 Calle Campana, who
bad been playing inside the van and reachl'd curiously
through the hole in the floor.
Firemen Jerry Galati, Jeff Remmele and Dick
Northrup drove the van, Mr11. Vi,Ju Sigler and her stuck son
to an automobile repair center and us~d a hydrauhc hft lo
elevate the van.
The President said he bebeves
Congress will support bis de·
c1s1on against the BL He also
~aid there is alwaya the posslbili·
ly that he could revive Bl produc·
lion should rel ations with
Moscow deteriorate. Carter said
he doesn't expect that to happen.
''It was Impossible to gel to the finger any nlher way.'·
Galati said. "You could see it sticking throu~h the bottom ·•
THE n REMEN drilled holes around the drain, then
used metal cutters to free the nght index fmaer. The two top Republican
leaders of Congress criticized
Carter's decision.
Teary and linaerly bendln&: his bruised finger to see If it
aWI worked (it did), Sean was none the worse tor his ordeal.
ms MOTHER said it Isn't likely he'll be doing the
finger In the dike bit for a while.
House GOP leader John
Rhodes called it a "eratultou1
slap In the lace" because of the
243 to 128 House vote Wednesday
to proceed with product.Ion.
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JOBS AFFECTED. • •
BA8TIAN HELLO, P RESIDENT OF the firm's Bl Division.
said the decision would mean the elimination of 8,000 jobs-some as
early as next week -out of a total of 13,000 Rockwell employes
worldna on the protect in Los Anaeles and Palmdale.
But deaplte the major lmpact of Carter's decision on Rockwell
operntlon.s, Hello aald there were no Immediate plant to challen1e n.
"We do not Intend to contest tho Prealdent'a deolalon at. all," he
aald. "'lboto people are made to make Lhoae declalona. Wt are paid
to abJdo by them.••
OTH£~ EMPWYES AT TRE PUNT near Intematlonal
AJrport were alao openly dl1pJeped with Carter'• declalon to scrap
the multi·blllJon dollar proj~t.
A secretary uUed the cancellation "unbellevable "
An en1tneer11atd it was• "mlatake."
And a 24-year Rockwell veterlln satd ho would take early retlre·
meot.. Three mockupa of the t'ontrovert••l •lrcraft have bten built and
four more are under conatruclion al the Rockwell plaot in
Palmdal . •
ED~AB.DS Al a t'O&C! 8&-'\I test O\ibtl have been under way
for 2~ ytan, lncludlnl a sue aCul one Wednesday.
Meanwb.1111, cl~ offlct1l1 ln Palmdale, wboat local economy d • ~ndl beavlly on lh• aerospac lnduatry -exprt11ed ccmcvn over
C1rtu'1 declalon.
A statement filed April 23, 1975.
also shows the loan owed the
Crocker Bank at 1230 N. Main St..
Santa Ana.
But a statement filed Feb. 5,
1976. when the loan was still out-
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TONIGHT
FAIRVIEW CELEBRATION
-Fourth oC July fireworks show
at dusk. Also parade and other
events Friday.
.. JACQUES BREL" -Sooth
Coast Repertory Theater,
Tuesday-Sunday through July 30,
8p.m.
F RIDAY, J ULY l
CONCERTS IN THE PARK -
Carson Young Life Singers.
Lions Park, 8 p.m. Free.
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY
RACING -Fairgrounds, 8:15
p.m .
Anglers
Transfer
.At Sea
I
Twmty.flve Oabermen 1ot wet
feel aod • ride aboard tbe Cout.
Guard CUUU Poln\ Divide Wed-n .. day mornine when theli
fllhlas boat. the Newport• •.
bellJJ bkin~ OQ water oft Ule
Newportjetty. ~
A facelift and addition or 45,000
square feet of st.ore space in one
or the city's shopping centers has
been approved by the Costa Mesa
Planning Commission.
The favorable vote Monday
will enable J. Warren Lennon of
Newport Beach to remodel and
expand the center localed at the
southwest corner of 17lh Street
.
and Orange Avenue. .~
Mesan Gets Degree
Richard Moss or Costa Mesa
received his master's degree in
ceremonies held recently at
Cornell University. He is the soo
of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moss or J
Costa Mesa.
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••JL l• unfortuo•t• tbat the ~• l\ITY will have to be
mov ,"HY• PihvlUe Cil)' Al·
ty, LVTY Weblter. ••eut lbat la
th• only I blt locatJoa tot tM
lhin ."
Tie HI bodiu lo Olli
Ctmctuy art &o t.. mond JOO
feet up a hUt Burled with McCoy
are hla wlfe Sarah, the.tr children
lto HM and Sam. and Sam'a
wilt Marthe.
Randall McCoy led the McCOy
rt ~n dW'U\C, tho l11endary H•l·
fttld McCoy feud, rouaht
ARROWS MARK HUNTINGTON PARADE ROUTE
Up M•ln Street to the Civic Center
200,000 Expected
For HB 4th Parade
A crowd of 200,000 1s expected
lo be on hand ror the 73rd l'dit1on
o( the Huntington Bt'ach Fourth
o! July Parade Monda'\
Scalf'<i down from ·last year's
bicentennial program. the
parade will start at 5th and Main
streets at 10 11 m . It \\ 111 end two
hours later at the cine center
Th1$ yt'ar s parade will be com-
munity oriented but then• will be
a fixture from other parade' and
other years
He 1s telev1s1on peri.onahly
George Putnam "'ho ""II be the equestrian grand marshal
ty council member Ted Bartlett.
FloaL'\ have been entered by
the Anaheim Chamber of Com·
merce, Garden Grovf>
Strawberry Festival, City or
Oranae. the YMCA and com-
mercial enterprises
The parade ta being staged for
the first year by Pageantry
ProductioM, a firm in Lynwood
which proouce5 about 50 parades
in Callforn1a each year
A Fourth or July festival
rcatunng carnival rides w\IJ be
held at the same time at the Sea-
c Ii ff Shopping Center
1poradlcllly ln the 1880s·90s 1n
lh• Kentucky and West Vlr&inia
bUb.
Before the feud ended, more
lhan 100 men. women und
children had been killed and the
1t1tt1 ot Weat Vlr11ani1A and Ken-
tucky were on the verfe or open
warier$. Th cuuae o the feud
wa1 never clear.
A Plkev\lle croup tbat fUed
a federal court 1ult ln Lexineton
on TuOlday in an effort to save
OC Eyes
More Aid
For Kids
OranJe County 0Hic1als hope to
more Ulan double the number of
emerrency shelter homes for
abused or neglected children
durin& the next sax months.
So far, officials in the County
Department of Social Services
have round nine homes offering
space for 27 ctuldreo an Central
portions or the county
By Sept. 1. they hope lo have
located space for another 13
youngsters and by next January
to have 55 em ergency shelter
beds available.
County supervisors this week
extended the existing nine con-
tracts for another year. They call
for paying the contractors $100
per bed per month, financed
primanly with federal funds.
The shelter homes are used as
an alternative to sending
children to the Albert Sitton
Home in Orange
In a report to supervisors,
Social Serv1ceb Director Dennis
Harl S8ld county ofhc1als have
had daffacully recruiting new
homes
He also noted that in JanU'1"Y
county orficlals started a series
of tra1mn1 sessiorui for shelter
home parents in March and
began periodic mailings to them
covering varioua topics.
The rune existing homes are in
Santa Ana, Garden Grove.
Anaheim and Buena Park.
Commercial
land Study
FuniNamed
Haworth. Anderson and Lafer
of South LBguna were selected
Wednesday by the county
Supervisors to study commercial
land use in South Orange County
PutpQAe or the $42,000 study is
to determine how much com
mercial zoning 1s needed in the
unincorporated reaches of the
aouth county
That use wall. an part. be de-
termined by an accompanying
housing study intended to show
the demand future housing de-
velopments will create for com-
mercial services
When caJling for appointment
of the consultants, Supervisor
Thomas Raley said, "I know very
well that there are many con-
cerns that there is too much or
too little commercial develop·
ment or that it is an the wrong
location."
··Also, there ls concern that the
county as permitting an un
satisfactory max of residential
development," Raley added
''This study proposes to ad-
dress the ttonomlc viability of
further commeracal develop
menl and to determine where 1l
would be best lo locat.e this de
\'elopment " The Shnners al!.o will bl' out m
force and will pcrrorm a' clowns
and in Tm Llzz1es
For the most part. however.
the parade will fcatur<• local
bands and participants The ·er and marshal will be veteran c1·
Don't Flex
Mmaell in
The Summer
Man Faces Court
In Bottle" Attack
If you urt' thmkin& of col·
JecUng a bucket or mu!l'\<'ls
for your weekend dlnntr.
for,elil.
Accordtnc to the No-
tional Narine FUiberaes
Service ol the Department of Commerce. a quaran-
tine ts placed oo mussel
a•therinl In Paclflc w1ters
between May 1 and October
31. A peuon wbo eau
mu ts c be 1t.rtckt'l\
with thtlUl1b paralyUc
poltonln•, tald •
1poke1man for the depart· mant. J)urth.r tht warm monthl, nu.11ael1 store one
of tha moat toxle 1peclu ol
dlnona,ellate. • on1--ull ,.rotoioan much Ub the
on that aurface. Clur\n1 •
Ud . Cla a, on tbt otber
b&M. bl aalely e1ten tr
th dm ordlt llY
.,. mo'fed.
A Downey man wrui •cheduled
to 1ppear in court today after he
alJegedly bashed a Newport
Beach market employo ln the
(ace with a plnt of bourbon tho
employe aay1 be took from the
market.
Mtcb.ael Keith Tt1tr, 20, was
arrt1ted Tuesday afternoon on a
charee of au1ult with a deadly
weapon followlnt the incident
out.aide the El Rancho Market.
2T'l1 Newport Blvd. He hu been
held in lieu ol $10,000 ban.
Pollet tald market cmploye
D1vtd Hornbrootl, 23, started to
chue Ttcer att.r be left tht
merket with a pint or liquor al·
le1edly ltubed lo h1I pant.a.
But wbtn ltornbroot tonfronl-
ed the ~ll.tUDI euapect.. naer
repol'tedlJ toot the bottle out and
. Jory Atb Death
LOS ANGELES (AP> -'l'ht
County Grand Jury bu uried the
restoration ol ttie dtatb penllty
In C1llfoml1. 'n\o 1rand j\lJ'Y'I
Criminal Complaint• Cosnmlt·
tH, in lt.t annual report ls1ucd
Wedn-411. called tbe death altt necea:a&ry ror .. tbe lft.
tM ta ol fUIUce d th ~,u ol.odd,1:'
smashed II. Into Hornbrook's
face.
TlJer was detained by other O)arket. employes until police ar-
rived.
Both men were treated for cuts
by the fire department
paramedics
Nazi Parade
Called Off
SKOKIE, Ill. <AP> -The July
4th parado of N&2ll tbroueh t.h1t
Chica•o 1uburb may be called off, but a>o mWta.nt "Jew• will
1ather here to make •uro the
Nuts etay home, their leader
1ay1.
A l1wyer for the NnfJ says the
march Ubly will be canceled
btcuuH ot a court order, an ap·
poal of which tsn't. lo bo h ard un-
til July 8 after the march ls
acbtduJed. Rabbi eJr kahane. found rot
the Jowllh Dd 1.Aatue. will
meet wtth M1yor Albert Srnttll
today. Kabane HYI ho plana to
ttll Smith .. ., eloquently aa d':J!1 t:4~ ot• Nal aand P.~t
dt~&omarch.
D~LY PtLOT
a Grave Issue
the cemetery u1d lhaat veterans
of every American w4r blnce tho
French and lndaan War of
1754-1163 are burled an the
cemel~rv Their ~u1\ asks for a
perm anent 1n1un~·uon bu1 r111K
tbe city's plana
Jam Bentlcv. an official of
Louisville's ft'1h1on Club, a rus
torical associlalion, said Wednes
day t.hal the cemetery Is "pre>
bably the only thin& about
Pikeville that's nationally
known."
Boer
Daily .. llot Sl•ll PMlo
WINS HER POINT
GOP'• Jenice Boer
'lir Ten of the 11 platntlCb clatm to
be part-owners o( the two-acre
cemetuy or descendants of
McCoy or otbera buried there.
The awt alleies the c1ly ~nd
the federal government -which
as involved lo financinc oC the
civic complex -boven't com-
plied with requJrement.s for "ma-
jor federal actions alsnlflcanUy
arfectinc the quality ot the hum1n
environment.."
It contends that the city has not
prepared an environmental im·
peel atatement, u required by
the National Environmental
Polley Act.
·'The lotearity or lh• cemetery
will not be diaturbed much." Web.Iler l&ld, addlnl that the
cemetery wu "totally 1rown up
ln tl'fMS and busbu' • until the city
announced pl1n1 tor the sport&
complex.
"Once we started trylnt to do
this, these people went u11 there
and cleaned it ur and tried to act
like it was wel preserved." ht>
said.
Reinstated
Judge Rules on lnt,ent
Judae Robert A. Banyard
ruled late Wednesday that the
Orange County Republican Cen-
tral Committee acted Improperly
when it assumed that member
J anace Boer had resigned her
seat.
The Superior Court Jurist or-
dered the Santa Anil\WOman's re-
instatement to the GOP group er
fect1ve May 5, the date of the lnc1
dent that led to the lawsuit. filed
by her.
Lawyers representing the com
m1ttee and committee members
commented after the ruling that
they do not expect to appeal
Judge Banyard's decision
Judee Banyard pointed out m
his ruling lbat Mrs. Boer's stale·
ment. "I resign from ever·
ything," did not mean that she
wa1 relinquishing her seat on the
committee
He accepted her explanation
that the comment, made shortly
berore she marched out of a com
mittee mee\Jng, represented he1
resienaUon from a number of
sub-commlltee posts.
"God and justice prevailed. ·
Mrs. Boer commented today. "11
was good to see such wibdom m
the ruling of a judge who had lo
listen to so many lies and so
much perjury during a court
heanng
"But I havt" no hard feelings, ·
she said "l want to get back to
my committee work and help our
party in any way possible."
Mrs. Boer will resume her
committee seat al a Central
Committee meeting schedull'd
for July 18
Carter Talk Highlights
WASlllNGTON 1AP1 Here
are highlights of Pre!.1dent
Carter's news conference today:
SOVIET TALKS
He u1d he \\.ould welcome a
chance to meet with Soviet
leader Leonid I Drezhncv soon
but that no time or pl1Ace has been
discussed. Discussions with the
Soviets on various 1s!.ues arc• go
ing on. Carter said. •·and I have
every hope that those d1scuss1ons
wtll lcad to SUCCC!:.I> ••
MONOGAMY
Asked about monogamv. thl•
President s;1111 he 1s content to
have one matc and prefl'rs that
others do llkt'Wt'it' Dut hl·
added, smiling. ·1 have never
held at against oth('rs who have a
different standard lf there an•
others who have lallen from
grace I Wiil do the best J can to
loraive them and to pray for
them."
NIXON TAPES
Carter said that "My tnlen·
lions are to make my own pre-
sidential papers and documents
the property or the people or the
nation after J leave office. And I
have no objection, obviously, to
the same thing being done In a
Jn3ndatory way with the papers
and documents of President Nix-
on " A law giving the govern-
ment control of Nixon's tapes
and documents was upheld IJy
the Supreme Court on Monday.
MIDDLE EAST
The President said he would
refrain from discussing i.pec1fics
of a possible Maddie Ee1st settle·
rnent between now and the ar-
r1v at in Wa.shinaton on Julv 19 of
Israeli Prime M1mstcr Menahem
Begin.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Carter said he 1s Inclined to
avoid involvement in Democratic party prlm1Ary elcc·
lions but "my general belier is
that Democrats ouaht to suppart
Democratic nominees "
HUMAN RIGHTS
Carter said he ha!. no regrets
about his stand on human rights
but has been ~urpras{'d by the
Soviets' "de~re<' of disturbance"
to his policy He said he think'>
the Soviet Union will want to put
itself an the best light on human
rights matters
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OAllY PU.OT Th"rad• J"ne 30. t17T
Q Top Co111·t Praised ;.teio ,
~~'I Women Back No-death-for-rape Rule ........
Te arpla6ae
llrthday
Fireworks
fl A PP \' so M t. T ti l N f,. S :
Gloria Zt&rK'r. lh\• nutt-d Omnia
County publH' rdallun11 l•<.lY ;and
('l~IC Sh•k r 1tnJ0 MoH·r. ttOt ..
~urµr.-.~ b1nhcf..,, 1u111 \ '"'rh 111
d•>
Thi' n1111~1 h1H l' 1 01111• .1s 11
par11cul•r •uqJr1~1· tu 1;111r JJ
i.•n<'• tOlia~ ''n t ht•r bu lhdll)
Cilon, 1i. oa \ unl.l't' Ooodll· l>an
d>· She"' ;ill> t>or nun thl· fuurth ot
July
But Ill'\,., m1111J .111 1hu1 I hn
l•Ve h~r lhl• ~urp1 lb t' to<.loiv
anywu> f"ru~ndi. ..ind ;issoc1<1tl''
galhe-rt>d by lht• dawn ., t•a1 ly
hght out at I tw fll•g1stry llolel m
Irvine and throu~h some kind of
tomph.')( ru-.l', gol Mr-. Z1gnl•r 1111
tht' !>Ct.'nt'
She t·ouldn'I hJv1• b(.•t•n sut
pri sed for too Jong stnc·t• lht•y hdd
lhe main bullC'lan boar·d 1n the
hotel lnbb_v rtxed (() Jll'O(.')aim
loudly, "r.Joria (\·h:bralt•1> ·
THEN THE\' lli\l> thoi.t• 1>tng
ing telegram 1.woph· rrorn tht•
II arbor Arca :.ho" up \11 w.1rblc .1
h1rthday mt'''"'gl'
No" a<.•cordmg to t11 ... palcht•'
rrom Uw holt•I. th1 ... '~a'> no or
dtnary hill<-old tv.11 ltnc .,tngtng
telegram '1'011 ha\I' to know that
Z1gncr " "''"<'1alt'" twll1•\ 1• in
produ!'l1on-. 011 ,1 ~rand .,t•alt·
WASHlNCTON IAP1
Woml•n'• aroups IU~ pn"1n11 the-
Supr1.1m~ Court's dtcllion lhal
knucked 1tuwn th~ de&ath JM'Rlllty
tn r•pt• cuca, 1u1yin1t auch 1tron1t
pun1•hml'nt mude It difficult to
Win t'OAVIC'tlOh"
Wt>men" 1puupH huvt• or
~untied rupv cr111111 contcn.
workt.od to lmprovu police treat
nwnl of rapo v1chmi. und cum
11al6'n1..id for t"hangc11 1n lawi. that
n.•quln'<i 14 rul)4! victim Lo pro
d1u•t w1lnf'J1Ht'S who h••ard her
:1rre•m or 11.1w her rt.>'lilt
Mwician
Improving
HEADING Pa IAP 1
llosp1tnl orr1c1als say J3l7
mus1c1an Stan Kenton I'\
1mprovmR but 1~ still nol
wt.'ll enough lo tdl pohcti
about his May 22 fall that
led to bn.11n surger y
Off1c1als at Read1n1:
llosp1lal and Med1cul
Center said Kenton, US,
v. a:. stall an fair condition
Wednesday The s~rger~
relieved a blood dol on his
hr a an
Only <.'loi.t.' relative:. havt.•
bl•en allowed to v1s1t Ken
ton, and officials said there
are no 1mmed1alt.> pluns for
his rl'lease They said that
when he as released hl'
may bt> transferred lo a
prnate nursing <:arc
ct>nter.
BUT FOR Tll£ most part they
have workt'd to decreai.e ratht>r
than mt'reHe the penalt1e1> for
r1.1ptcr1me•
Capital puni!llhmunl in rape c as ea ha11 been denounced as an
actual barrler to enforcem ent or
rape lawa.
MatJOr&I!' SmHh , an altomcy
with the Women'11 Rights Project
of the American Civil L1bertiet.
lln1on. said the "whole idea or
the death penalty for rape has
been an outgrowth or Southern
C'oncern about rape by black m~n
of while women It has been com
plete-ly wrong
' ' T II E G 0 A L 0 fo' T II 1-:
womt?n'b movement hall been tu
aet conv1et1ons when rape ha~
been comm1lled but noi.. to exact
overly severe penalties or even lo
have them on the books," ~hl'
said
A Chicaao·based group
Women Against Rape, said afte1
Wednl!'Sday's ruling· "We never
a d v o c a l e d rn o r e s e v c r t'
penalties. Judges arc reluctant
to put raplsti. away for Ion~
terms Cor what Judges think arc
relatively mmor acts In Jllino1s,
rape carries a 4-to·20-year sen·
tence and this ts hard lo convict
on "
Ele-anor Smull. president of the
National Orga ni zation for
Women INOW>1 said only one in
10 rapists 1s apprehended and or
those, only one in 10 1s convicted
' "ONE REASON FOK lhm.e a1>
palling statistic:. ts lhal tht•
pcnalttcs 1.rc seen as too
severe.· she said ··NOW think'
rape ts a serious and heanou'
crime and should be severe!\
punished, but the fact 1s that th.c
Fake IDs Investigated
JUdle!> und JUrtCS an•n t ('Onvtct
in1 " She !)aid lt.•s, 11evert•
penaltJea may bnnr more t'on
vlct1ons
The CU!il• bl'fort.• the l'O\lrt 111
volvt.-d Ehrlich Anthony Coker,
27, a whale man who Wllb. convu:t
ed of the 1974 rape or ll l6·yew·
old Waycross. Gu, housewife lk
raped her after escup1ng lht•
i.ame 01ght from u stute prison
where he was serving n life ttirm
for rape, k1dnup1ng and murder
Georgia 11> the only stole in
which tht• rape ur an .1dult
v. om an 1s pumshuble by death
One mwt •~ on Flomla 's death
row Cor the rap<' of a chi ld In rul
1ng that the dt.>ilth pc.>nultv in rapt•
cases IS Unl'Onsl1lutt0nal lht•
l'ourt did not makt• 1>eparau• rt'
ft.>rence to thl' rap1· of a child
WAITING LIST GROWS FOR HOT·SELLING ACCORD
Linda Pearson Checks Out 1n Alre1dy-1otd Model In Detroit
Pay More, Wait Longer
Accord Dealers Accused of Price Go11ging
DETROIT <A1'1 You muy
ha.we to wall up to i.! yt•<ir for dl'
livery of Honda s Al•cord. lhl'
hottest foreiun car lo hit the U S
market in lwu ckcadcs, and then
you m ay pay $400 ovt•r list pr!Cl'
for the privllcl(c of wa1l10K
As a result. the J upune!>c Cill'.
"ht ch this month t•elebr utes its
first birthday here. has bct•n tht•
subJeCt of charges that dealcr1>
are l'xplolltn'°' th populurity
through price gou"1ng
INDUSTRY OBSER V~RS !)<t\'
they haven t seen anHh1ng ltke ;l
since tht• l'lfllls, "hen lht•
Volkswagen Beetle was short 1n
supply and long In demand
The national sales man;iger for
Am t•rican Honda Motor C1Jm
pany. tht.> t' S distributor. says
he cun't remember such eager
buyers smce the end of World
War II "I'd say there's a four lo
six.month watt on the uvl•ragc, •
!>atd Cliff Schm11lcn.
/\ s3lesman at a o,uburban
Detroit Du1ck deall•rsh1p which
al:.o :.ells the Accord satd he had
n•cewed phone calh from would
l>t.-buvers m California where
the}-1a1d the wa1t 1s up to a ~ear.
The 1nt•rea~es apparently huve
not dented lht• t'ar's strong
following, but Sthm1ll<'n fours
thl1 ~tlualton 11> tarnishing lion
du ., reputation
THE TRADE WF.EKLY
Automot1vt• News, "htch rcache!-1
some 20.000 l ' S dt•aler-., com
plained 1n an cd1lor1al this week
th al Accord dealers '~ 1:re cngai.:
1n~ 111 what appt.',1r-. lo be real
price• gouging.
II you l'an get lht• ha'>t: rr.odt•I
fur less than SS.000 out tht• door
tht') )OU an• lucky and should atl
quick I~ v. rot£• pubhsht·r Keith
Cram . .,..ho dl01>cnbt•d lhl· Atcord
:" ' 11 SUl'l'I" t• JI
T h t' ' 1 n I! 1 n g t l' I t· g r d m .
lht.'rcfort• v. as st•t tn lhC' mu:.ic of
the Rallll' I Iv mn of the Republ1t.'
and "as .1n·om panit.'d hy a lap
danct' \ft1•1 all, 1r }llU'n• gmn~
lo g1vt· .1 non h1rthchl\ fHll l.\, go
f1r,l l'la~.,
\ rhannmi.: r t•d ·I n·-.:.etl la1h
\• ha·h '' ;,ipprop11;11t· for om• born
on lht• Four\h, Mr' Z1gner re
C'l'nt I\ n1mmentl•d cm v. h.tl 1l '
lt"c to lw horn on ln<k1wndt•nc·c
Day J,, tht• pall.<'' of l1fto s c;ilen
cL.Jr conlrntH' lu flip h~ v.1th rnnn•
r.1p1d1t\ t•ut·h "t•ar
'Mystery Man' Baffles
HONDA HAS D0l18LED la't
y~ar s monthl) import totaJ of
2.500 Accords Company off1c1a1 ..
say they can't raise sh1pmt•nl.,
;igasn until 1978, and then !ht')'
e'<pect only a 20 percent boost
Why ts the car so popular" Thi•
t•onsensus 1s that the Accord " il
E(ood bu) for the money It also
ha!\ received ravt' reviews from
car and consumer magazine~
fhcn• .,, no 111w-.l1nn thal
automob1k cll·all·rs 'hould m<.1ke
a good pror11 Hut v. ht•n that hol
l'dr come'> along ont•t• 1n ,,
lifetime. soml•bod~ -.hould U'>l' ;1
ltlllt.• restratnl ht: satd •
AN EDITOR i\T Automotl\c
News nott>d <'Ust.•s of nulland1sh
dealer prl'p charges ;is high U!>
$700, · mslcad or a mor1: normul
$20 to $50
"SOM .. : Pft:OPl.fo: ('i\N h·I
thc11· h1rthtlayl'> .1ust 1>1wak up 1111
them and pa'li.. hy without much
nol1t't' ... tw su1rncstt•d · 1 l'lln't
rh<.•y start plltltn'°' Up lhOM' con
foundt•ll f1n•work1> 'tando.; 111
•\prtl II "'''ms You "''t'f> looking
.11 lht•m anll lht•\ rl•tn1ml \OU
1l s C'ominf( 11 't·om1ni.:
Iler ohsl'I \ Jlwn .d111ut th1·
fire\\ urk'o .,tan«b ,., Jh,11lult'I}
true
If lht• .1uthont1t·-. h,11111 t pa:-,1·cl
1 cg u I at 111111> 11 n th t' ti .11 t•.,
f1rt•\\Ork' '>ah·' 1.111 .. 1arl \1111
~u,1>t·1·1 I h11!»1' p) 11111•1·hnll'
men·hanh v.oultl pt uhahl'.I' n1ni.:
u11 lhl' slamb and bl' in liu ... 111c·s:-.
lhc d<iy <1ftl•1 Christmas
'l'h1' , .... 1 gr 11w1ng tn•nd ,1m11nj.(
our populan• c;l'l lhu"' holld;iys
going 1•,trl\ Don I stull around
uni II thl'' happt•n SI urt <'Cll•bral
111it l'h;111ks~1' 1ni: 1111 Lubnr Du\
SI a r l < • h 1 1 s I m a" h ,. for,.
llallnwt•1•n (,,., 1-'ourlh of .h1h
j.{(l)nJ: 1111 \1:11r l);I\
Thl'll too 111•vt•r mind wlwn lht•
holtda) full-. 11tsl "' l1>n~ as you
(<Ill l'llrTillllll' 11 \\llh .. rrwr (II
f1q· duy \\l'(•kt•nd
TllEREt'ORt' \'Ol' h;m· 111
J.:IH' a lip or 1111' hul lo Mrs
Z1gnl'I' " fnt•n1h ,inti u.,1>nc·rnt1·'
Thl'} an· ..i ... 1rl\ 1111un1· \\tlh th1·
trend of tlw l1m1•., You h;l\t' to
mO\il' f ·"I lht''l' chi\ .. If \IHI \\ llll
around fur lht• 1·alt'ml.11 "111 cn,I\
be too (,1ll'
If thl•\ h.111 '1all1•d 1;111n.1.,
h1rthdm:p,11 t\ 11nlil lh1• l'nurlh of
JUI). lhl') nlll!hl h,I\ t• h,1<1 111
"ork tht• "ngm~ 1t·l1•g1.,11n pcopl1•
.1round lh1• C'r1•v.s 11ut11ng up
Ch rt st m.1s clt•1·11r .1111111'
So H,1pp\ lhrthd;I\ <:11111.1,
.... hen<•H·r II IS
W ASlllNGTON t Al'> A man
held in a Marvland inslltubon for
the rriminally 1nsanc has so bar
fled f)()hce lhal despite a career
of <'rim e that included 20 roh
bcr1e!>. lax fraud, t·h eck
Corgene~ possession of illegal
weapon:. and t'Xplos1ves. officials
<Jre unsurt• or e1th1:r h" 1dt.'nl1t1r
ur nat1onaht)
Police l'sl1mutt> that the man.
km poranly ass1~nc.>d the nnmt•
.John Dot.• hacl at h•a1>l IOO dif
fl•rent 1denl1llcs 1n the United
'\lates •Ind 1,erhaps mor<· 1n
Canada
Ills casl' .,.. .. , llt.'scnl>l•d Wed
ncsda\ at a Senate J ud1c1an
"ubcomm1llc.>t.' hcarin~ lookin~
into \\ ays of curbing tht> u~e of
Cabe 1dent1fH'ilt1on
Hall Futur«> on Lbtr
NEW YOHK IAP1 The
future of the nallonwicte Robert
llall C'lolhtni;t chain remained In
doubt today after tls parent com·
pan y ordered all 366 stores
closed
Phtltp K1rshen. vice: president
uf Hobert llall 's owner, Uni led
M t•rchanls and Manufacturer:..
Inc ~mid the '>lores were ord ered
10 close for inventory taktn~
Wcdnesde1y night Ill' said ht'
d1cfn't knn\\ when lht'\ would rt•
opl'n
Ray Pnl• Charg«>d
WARTBLJR<I Tl'nn IA P t
~" 1nmatei. who fled a pnson
v.1th .lames E;.1rl Ray were bound
o\ l't' lo a grand Jury on esC'apt'
rharge.' after a ht•urmg W<'<ine-'
l1a~ Ra} won a conlmuanct• aml
( IN SHORT J
dtd nol appear ul the hl'aring
Sessions Court .Judge John M
l>av1s set an un!11sclo~ed datl' for
u h l' a r 1 n lot f o r It u ) . t h t.'
t•onv1cted assassin of ('tvil right...
lt.>ader Martin Luthl'r Ku\~ Jr
Court Clt·rk Husst'll Scott l;;a1d
the hearing, with Ra) present
will b~ C'onducted before lhl'
!\1oq,an County ~rand 1ur~ meet-.
.July 2'>
Burro• D«>f JI Df!ad1
SANTA fo'E. NM l/\P 1 The
"'lld burros or Bandeher Na
l1onal Monument. wily enough to
have escaped a cowboy roundup
and a ma1or forest fire, also are
evadin~ a squad or radio
C4KTER TO WORK
FOR CHINA TIES
WASHINGTON IAP1 Prcs1
dent Carter said today he hopes
to work out an agreement with
mainland China establishing full
d1plomat1c relations
Al the same time. Carter m
d1C'aled formal lies with the Na
t1onalisl!I on Tat~an would t:w
cul. but that the United Slates
would maintain trade. cultural
and social exC'hanges
Ill" told a news conrerence a
final dt?c1s1on may be reached
aCte-r Secretary of Stal<' C~ rus R
Vance v1s1ts Peking in late
August.
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equtppl•d mark1>mt.•n
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hunters wcri• flown by ht.•llco11ler
Wednesday to thl• roadll'Sll bu1·k
t'ountry of thl• scon•ht•cl and still
.. moktng ilr<:hl•uloglcal pn•st•rvc
Ry noon. a Park Servi('<' of!1c1al
n•portl'd. th1•y had shot and
ktlll'd four of lhl• '''l1rnul1•d HiO
burrc>b "'
The Accord was 1ntroducl'd
last Yl'ar with a manufoc·turer o;
suggested rctu1I price or $3,995
THE "BASE" PRlC•: included
Mith options as il rear window
wiper washer and defroster. side
"1ndow defroster. f1vl'·SPCl'cl
transm1ss1on. tachomt•l<.·r clcl·
tnc clock, t•otn box and /\M FM
radio Such amcnrl1cs are addt•d
cost options on American cars
Schm11lcn atknov.ledged that
the avt•rugt.' selling prlct• for an
A"cord t8 about $400 to S.500 ov1.·r
list · We arc ''''ry conterncd
about tht.• sttuallon, but tht· de·
alc•r dot's hUVl' Uw right lo t·harge
what ht: can get for <1 produc•I, ·
ht• said
Holund Wau1•1 d11l'I rt:g1unal
nalur ultst lor the Park Snv1<'t'
.. aid the 10 !)()() i.!('ll' ltr<.· made 11
1mpcrat1\'C to n•dllt'l' lhl' hl•rcl
1mmed1all'h
Tht· price ha' gone up lo $4,265
'mrc then. and 1l will go up a~atn
111 S4 . .ir.s as of .Jul} 15. bec<A\ISe of
a strcngthentng or the.> Japanese
y<.•n relative lo lhc· dollar
Schm1llen noted lhul 1t " 11
k.:al for a manufactun·r lo 1n
lcrfcrC' with priC'C'.( set hv u de
al er, Y. host.• only le1tal ubl1~<1l10n
1s to post a vehicle ., sticker
Prt N'
A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO BUSINESSES:
People
Finding
People
That'• what Or•ng• County Living la •II •bout.
Th•H apeclal Dally Pilot MCtlon•
are a unique adverttalng opportunity.
E~ch Or•nge County living I Hu• I• t•llored to
th• tpeel•l lnterHt• of Orange CoHt rHldente. Th• m•guln•
form•t l•t• you rHch out Into th• community to tell In word• •nd
plcturH who you are •nd how your bualn•H cen help them.
Your product•, Hrvfc•• or people ere lntrOduced
to .,.opt• with a apeclal tntereat In learn Ing •bout them.
A 1tory or photo prepared by the Orange County Uvlng
1teff or pro¥1ded by you add• • person•I touch to the maaHQ•
JOUr 1pecl•I Nc:tlon adverttsement camH.
tn • world th•t ha• become too buay and lmp•rMHial
,.~,. apprMfat• • frtendlY, penonat
appro•ch to th9f r buying lntetelt•.
To b9 part of th• next Orane-County Uvlng magutM,
caUM2.o21.Aakforournew, 12-monthcatand•rofOranoeCoUfltY
"-Mng magalln• Hction•. Any on-e l11ua ~II brtng rour productt
or aanlc• mH••a• Into to,000 Or•na• CoHt hOfn••·
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~~-er Ternlinal
.~proval Likely
<AP> -1t.at.e AJr ourcea Board will approve
aui:DU•rd 00 d Ohio'• propo1ed Looi kacb t«mlrial lt
ere pollutant• than lt would add, 1tu. oalcllll
Sl'.4TE J
tt Mel \'apc>ra ,,._ taUen. 5ohlo
alreed.r la nrldat trith Loa
A .. 11•--~&ot•
11 ~flrrler•ua.o•
SACRAKENTO (AP> -Gov.
&dmund Brown Jr. a1aned a bUI
Wedne9day to bscftUe ctirtaln
prilcm t.erma and another bUI
1.hu would allow lock up of certatn
MS olf'mden In It.ale 00.pilala.
Oae bill. AB '78 by As·
HmblJman Dao Boatwriabt, <D·
Concord>. edds years to the aen-
t.encu of mainly repeat and
violent criminal.I.
Tbe otblr, SB 1178 by Sen.
Robert Presley (D-Riveraide),
allowa llOllpitat. to keep lor one extra 1ear any HX oflender Jwtied a daqer to society.
I'-. l'leef .. B•ried
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A Los
An1eles policeman, Frank E.
Clauaen, 35. and the 14·year-old
stepaon of another policeman,
Stntn Clm!Oo, h•v• been bwitd
wlt.b tu1l pollce booora2 tlve daya
al\er Ul•y_ were found aead In the Baja Calif«nlad11ert.
Clauaon. and Ctmlno w•re
found tn ~ d6ert oo Juno 24.
HYtft dayt aft.er they became
loat on a moi«cyolt trip.
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HUBBY AID BACKl!D
Jen• Fond•
FondaFund OK
FEC Denie• Tunney Claim
WASJDNGTON CAP) The Federal Election Com·
mi11ion baa decided that actress Jane Fonda's $400,000
donation to a U S. Seoale candidate wu legal becauae \he
candidate was her husband.
The FEC ruled Wednesday that under California'• com·
munity property law, tbe combined assets oC a married cou·
ple are held In common, and there is no legal limit on how
much a candidate can spend on bJs own behalf.
A complaint was filed with the commiaslon tut year by
supporters of John Tunney. who defeated Miss Fonda's
husband, Tom Hayden. for the Democratic nomination
from California.
Tunney was defeated for re-election by Republican S.I
Hayakawa. Tunney's backers contended that Miss Fonda. bad
violated a teetion of the federal election law thal liaula ln·
d1 vi dual contributions to $1,000 per candidate.
WNG JOHN SILVER'S.
HAS AN OFFER
TOSENDYOU
SOARING'
FREE
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Frisbee· Throwing Saucer
With a Treasure Chest.Dinner
That•~ Just buy a T~ Chest OinneTfor $1.9!1 and Eor UT\ In die CIOUPOf\ below. You'll get 4 competillon-M frilbeee
~ eaucer eblolutsly bee!
Ow TNISUN a-t Dtn,.-II two of our famous ftlh NJeta and two of our "*'81 Chicken Peg IADt-aD wrapped In a m.py golden crust. plua a
.....,. helpq al OUI fabuJow fryel and e Mw of •w. 'fh. fr.. .Aliil-iali'~IJ ~.,._II the most advanced~ and finest lnlde, wtth a Ntatl W.U. of 12.00I Endon.d by Gl.llnnat f...,_ Throwtng World R8CllXd Hoklar Bob May, dwv are ..1~ ....
only avadabll at Long John SOver'a until July 31. while our • ./ _,.
lmlted IUpply &astll ' • •
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State Clears Wa11
2,000 Inmates
Due F:reedom
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Tbe Cahforn1a
Supreme Court baa cleared the way for some 2JOOO
ell1lble 1tete prilon inmates to «aln their freeaom
beslnnmc Friday under the retroactive clause ol
the Determlnate Sentence Act.
The court Utted Wednesday trial court injunc·
tlon1 which had been laaued to prevent the Jaw from
belq lmplemeoted wtien It directed the Third Dls·
trlct Court of Appeal in Sacramento to hold bear·
1n11 on merit* in two cues chaUenctna the retroac·
liv~ 1ectioo.
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Tbe 1976 act, Including the controversial ~================:~ retroactive section, becomes law Friday. '
TBE BETROACTIVE portion consolidated alt
sentences handed down under the «>·year-old in·
determinate system to bring them in line with th41
new determinate standards.
About 2.000 prisoners would become eligible for
releue Immediately and thousands more would
become eligible aa their retroactively set terms ex·
pl re. Implementation of the law bad been stayed by.
San Diego County and Sacramento County Su pert or.
Court judges and Howard Way, chairman of the
Callfomla Adult Authority. appealed to the bi&b
court.
JUDGE WESLEY BUTl'ERMORE Jll. of San·
Die10 County had granted a preliminary inJunctlonJ
agl!nlt the law, holdlni the retroactive portion un·1 constitutional, but stayed bis order pendmg
SUpreme Court action. '
· The Sacramento court stay was to have expired
today.
ONE
CALL
MAY DO
IT ALL!
Executive Ol'flc••: 7812 Edinger Ave..
Humtngton Beach, CA 12647
Sout,,.rn C.llloml• ~Iona/ OltlON:
4140 Long Beae1' Blvd .. Long Bffd\, CA 90807
8955 Valley Vl•w St., Buena Paltc. CA 90820 Q
20715 S. Avalon Blvd., canon, 0A 90748 •
1001 E. lmpenal Hwy .. La Habra, CA 90831 IOU~l
1095 Irvine Blvd., Tu.tin, CA 92980 M011s1•0
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Ot1r CQstly C~ngress NOW THAT YOU'VE GRADUATED,
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? YOU GET PAID VACAT10NS TO
FOREIGN COUNTRIES-
wlll I t their
Are You Covered?
By now just about everyone is aware that home
values have skyrocketed in recent years.
What some homeowners may not have thought
about is the fact that yesterday's insurance could turn
out to be a mere drop in the bucket if it became
necessary to rebu11d all or part of a house at today's
conatructlon ~li.
Jt•s a fact of inflation worth some.serious thoucht.
For example, statistics indicate a house that cost
$40,000 to build ln 1965 (uxcludin& lot valu > would
cost a stosgertng $85,880 to replace today.
Anoth r pitfall for holdars or outdated huurance
pollcl ta the fact. that paymMt for replacement I.I
ulways based on the amount of construction
destroyed.
If, for exoqiple, 25 percent of a home la destroyed
by fire. the owner cRn collect only 25 petccnt of tba
original insurance limlt -whlch ml&bt turn out to be
a pretty inadequate amount.
A rule of thumb is that insurance should cover
about~ percent of current replacement cost. So don't
be suspicious if your msurance agent snggests an in-
crease. He could be doing you a favor.
Judges and Law
Our la"Cmakers sometimes come up with puzzlmg
notions.
In Sacramento last week the state Senate, dis·
playing a certain wisdom. rejected a bill presented by
Sen. George Deukmejian CR-Long Beach> which
would have permitted judges and retired judges to
carry concealed firearms without permits
Granted, a Judge, who may bavc sent quite a few
miscreants to prison, may be m need of more
personal protection than the average citizen.
But why, one wonders, would a public official de·
dicated to upholding the law have any interest in
skirting the law that requires a permit for concealed
firearms?
Indeed, he may have handed down sentences for
JUSt that violation. ·
Surely he'd have no trouble obtaining a permit
So what was the point of the gesture?
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ON A GREAT JOBI
THAT INCLUDES
FREE TRANSPORTATION,
LIQUOR. FOOD, CAR RENTALS,
MILITARY ESCORT AND PLENTY
OF SPENDING MONEY.
FBI Agent Indictment Stirs Impassioned Debate
WASHINGTON-The FBT .
once the rock of Gibraltar or
1overnment agencies, has been
shaken down to its foundations.
Several aaents have been ac·
cused or violating the laws they
were sworn to uphold. One
veteran of the wars against
rrime und sedition. John
Kearney, has been Indicted and
fuces trial
This has stirred a great debate
m the backrooms of Washtnglon.
Mo11t agents
have lined up
solidly behind
Kearney :
they believe
he has been
~mgled out by
the Justice
Dept. as a
scapegoat
The people
around Atty.
Gen Grirrin Bell, on the other
hand. warn that agents must hve
by the laws they enforce
Both sides have brought us
conrldential papers. We have
listened to their impassioned
arguments. The outcome could
determine whether the FBI will
survive as a formidable law en-
forcement agency.
As the bootleggers and
gangsters of the 1920s gave way
lo the drug traffickers and re-
volutionaries of the 1970s. the
FBI stood unl!cathed ll 's mt·
ni ons developed a reputation for
vigilance and integrity. The
greenest agent in the field
became arcepled m his com-
munity as a fearless, incorrupli
ble bloodhound
But Increasingly the FBI de-
voted an incredible portion of its
manpower. its budget und its
priorities lo spying on citizens
who merely exercised the con·
'itilutional gunraqt"s of free
speech. assembly and petition.
THE SOCIALIST Workers par-
ty, for example. preaches a
peaceful but unpopular Marxist
political philosophy. It does not
advocate the violent overthrow or
the existing system.
The party has every right un·
der the Constitution, therefore, lo
Remember What
Heroes Fought For
The Supreme Court the other
day overturned n New York law
prohibiting anyone but licensed
pharmacists from selhng con·
lraceptives
In one of the most eloquent dls-
'lcnts of all time, Justice William
Rehnquist
evoked the
memory or
"those who
valiantly but
vainly de·
fended the
hei g hts of
Bunker H.&JI 10
1775."
He said they'
would be out·
raeed at the very thought or allow-
ing "rommerclnl vendors of con·
tracl'ptives to peddle them to un
married minors through such
meant u window di&play!I and
vendln" machines located In the
men's rooms of truck stopa."
As any i.tud nt ottho Am•rican
Rt>volutlon know•. Jul'Llce llehr\·
qu11t 11 Absolutely risht.
WHO WILL ever forget that
conversation between Private
J ebtdlah Slocum and vetere.n
Corporal Nate Wadaworth oo the
hel1htat.hat.hl1torlc day.,
"Htrelhoycomet" cried YOUOI
Jeb nervoualy. ·~u me •tain,
Nat.e. Wbatar weOtbUn1for?''
••We're llthUnf. Jeb," aald the
Corpori.I lrirnly. "for our ln·
aUmablo n;tiL to pre•ent com-
mercial vendoc-of contracep tlv~ from peddUnr them to un· mamed minOn tl\rou•h auch
m•• wmdow di pll)'I and
~otes
T ARTHOPPE J
vending machines localed in the
men'sroom ortruck stops."
"Oh. rt·s not Mom. apple pie
and the right to boo the Dodgers
then?"
"No. Jeb. Have you forgotten
The Vending Machine Party In
Boat.on Harbor? What about The
Shout Heard 'Round the World:
'No vending machines in our
truclt stops!• And Just look at
those Redcoallcomlng. You want
them forcing their vending
machlnetonourtruckstops?"
''YOU'RE RIGHT, Nate. Take
thla for America. you dirty Llmey
J)fddlers. Aaaaggghhh ! They eot
Me, ."
The rat ii' history. Oh. there .
were dark days such as when
vending machine tycoon Benedict
Arnold turned traitor. Artd In the
bitter winter at Valley Forge
some frostbitten patriots were
even heard to mutter, "Whogive~
a damn whether or not we have
vendine macbinet In our truck
•Copa?"
Buteourace and rnolutlon pr•
veiled. General Watbfn1toft
crosatd tho belaware and IW'·
prised tho CQmmerclal Healan
peddlcra on Chrtttmu Eve. J'he
Fr nth. •ho hid fou1bt the
BrlU1b vendlftl machlno empire
llnce tho day1 of Henry VIJI, came,. to OW' aid. And at lut
Cornwallla surrendered at Yorktown. A new nation wu bOrn
-one wtlhout • 11n1le vendlnc
m acl\ln• in a 1tn1le truck it.op (rAmMatoahlnJncHa.
(JACK ANDERSON)
operate m this countr) Y <'I some
FBI officials. tn their zeal, began
lo look upon themselves us les!-1
subject to the law.., lh<'v ri•quircd
others lO obe~
They alle~cctly hur~lartz<'d
party offtcl'S and :.tolt• ftnanc1al
records. mcmbc>rsh1p ltsls und
other documents The Socialist
Workers have shown ui.
evidence. for example. that the
FBI broke into their head-
quarters tn Detroit in October.
1971.
Some or the stolen records
mystenoUlily turned up in the
riles of the 0.troit police. One
woman. named Norma Jean
Lod1co, resigned from the party.
which kept the only copy of her
resignation letter, Vet a copy or
the letter luter turned up ht the
files or the Civil Service Com·
miHion
She waa caUed in for qu
ing, u :l n lttterior Jj.
employe. about her "sub·
vers1ve·• acltvtlies. Other people.
whose names appeared on the
stolen reeords, also began get-
tiniz visits and phone calls rrom
FRI agents.
THE INDICTED Kearne\.
however, heuded a special FBI
team. which ~as assigned to in
vest1gate the Weathermen Un·
derground Unlike the Socialist
Workers. the Weathermen were
v1olcnt. They had claimed credit
for numerous bombings across
the country. FBI sources told us
the Weathermen were the most
dangerous of all political dlss1
dents
Now. Kearnc~" has been
charged with u~1ng illegal
wiretaps and mail tumper1ngs
durtng his mvest1gat1on of the
Weathermen. His supporters
s howed us a memo about the
case. which makes the following
points:
Former Atty. Gen Edward
Levi. in a decision not to pro·
secute federal agents for ppenina
m ail. said; "Questions of the
legality or intelligence methods
. .. did not reach the courts until
this decade . Whatever can be
said about the law now. the de·
partment believes at the lime the
potential defendants acted, there
was substantial basis for think
mg that the law was otherw111e "
-Levi maintutned thul of
f1 cials "al the highest levels '
railed to clarify mves t1gat1ve
guidelines Therefor<'. .. all this
would render a prosecution by
the government h) pocnt1cal ··
-Not until 1972 did the rourts
rule that the president lacks thl•
power to authorize unwarranted
w1retapplngs unless it mvolv~
foreign espionage. "Jn this con-
nection.·· the documl·nt notcli.
"all the aclt\1l1es alleged tn the
Kearney Indictment precede
<this> dec1s1on. ··
-FORMER CIA chief
Richard Helms authorized a sur-
rcpttt1ous entry tnto a J<~a1rfax,
Va .. photographic studio 1n a
"national security case.·· Ex-
FBI boss L. Patrick Gray also or-
dered a break·in or lhe home of a
suspect. believed to be in league
with Arab terrorii.ls. In each
cage, the Just1re Dept dl'cl111ed
to prosecute Yet 1t hai. tnd1cted
·Kearney, a lowt•r·l1°HI offtc1al,
on similar charf,lcs
The courts have ulso rull'd
that federal agents can t be hl•l<I
responsible for ucl1ons that thcv
bellev<:d were proptir and hurl 1 hl'
;ipproval of superior..,. This d1·
c1..,1on arose out of th~· trial of
Bernard Barker and EUAl'n10
Ma rt1nez. the W atergatt•
burglars. who wer(' ulso charAt.'CI
with thl' burglury of thl' o(f1re of
Daniel Elbberg s psych1otr1sl
The prosecution of Kearnc~ ~ 111 htnder future lntt-lhgl•nc1•
operations Agents, despitt.> or
ders from superiors. will be
ufraid to carry out the orders.
"Why," demands the document.
"should future agents disregard
the wammg that anything they
do, no muller how well inten·
11oned . will be put Lo the t<'St
of strict criminal 11ab1hty al "
luter lime'?"
The Kearnf>y ca!-it. as 1t ap-
proaches a showdown, 11hould
prodUt'l' some fireworks.
S. Africa's Change Too Late?
CAPE TOWN, South Africa -
Serious efforts by the ruling Na·
tional1st party's more
enlightened leaders to forestall
disaster in South Africa are en·
countering intransigence from
party stalwarts and disdain from
Washington. building a sense of
future tragedy that hovers over
this land.
What is being cautiously ad·
vanced by Verligle <enlightened>
Afrlkaaners
would have
surprised and
pleaaed the
world five
years ago:
gradual dls·
mantling of
apartheid. the
inatitu -
tionalized
rnclal dis·
crlminatlon established by the
Natlonalista when they gained
power In 1948. Beyond that. the
Verligtes want to cive lhe coun·
try'a non·white majority a bigger
piece of the economic pie and, ul
timately, o slice of political
power.
Out mllltant blackA here rutd
the Third World-Com mun bl
( EV ANS-N~V AK J
coalition dominating the United
Na lions reject anything short or
stnct majority rule -an inneJtl•
ble closing of the door to moder a·
t1on apparently concurred in by
the Carter ndmlnlslratlon. The
Verkrampte (intractable)
Afrlkaanera cite this as proof
that •lnce only the 1ulcidc or
white South Africa will saUafy
the Americans, why not. go into
the laager (armed camp>?
Certainly, the official U.S.
position here belltUes the govern-
ment's heaitant reduction or
racial preferences. But a mlnorf·
ty view at the American em-
basay, objecting lo Waehiniton•"
new line, believes these teolaUve
hrst steps -though largely
superficial • ought to be ap-
plauded, while further steps are
urged.
economJc changes. ll 1s the ques-
taon of political partic1palton by
non·whltes that threalen!I 29
years or Nationali1t party
monolithic unity.
Dr. Ptet Koornhof. the
ebullient, Englls h·educated
mlnJster or education, is the most
darlns of Verllate Afrikaaners
He teandalized the orthodox re-
cenUy by callln1 for shared de·
cision-maklng wllh not only
Colorecla <mixed-bloodJ and In·
dlant but alao urban blacks. In a
two-bour conwnatlon with us.
Koornhor admitted political
cbanae should be faster than is
e.xpected1 whUe confea•lng that a
formula ror 1ucb change ls not In
slaht and wlll be a lona tlf11e com-
ing -perhaps too long.
THE M'AIOlt reason for delay
iA the dominant thinking within
the 1ovemment Koornhot'11u1-
gestlon for 1hared declslon-
making was repudiated by one
cabinet colleague after another
Oncludini Dr. Mulder> -but not
by thenewforelgn mlnl5ter, R.F
< Plk) Botha. Although publicly
silent, Bot.ha privately '1upport1
Koornhof. Charismatic, flam·
boy ant and probably the nrat
South African pollllclan to uae
televlJion effectively, Botha Is
•lewcd by r1all1Ucally liberal
bualneumen u the belt hope tor
the futuft.
So. Botha'• out.rate over U S. .,ollcy It not the tulmlnalina of
Jud another Afrikuner. WhUo
ca1Un1 for tufrlclent cbanie to
11U1fy th more ur1ent netds ol
t.he blaek people, Botha toht us
that ••we SOUt&'.Af riean1 are pro-
f ou ndly cone rn d abOut tho
Unlt.H tatee ppelrln• tO d
m and that change howd be ao
fundarMntal that it muat I d to r ctffttilCtiOn at a pie."
pared to die ror? Tht• answer:
continued white polillcal control.
THE OVERRIDING problem
thus becomes how minority
whites can s hure decision-
making with maJority non white$
short of political self·dMtruction.
It Is precisely that delicate ques.
lion that the new U.S. policy, no
longer viewtnr South Africa as
an anti-Communist bulwark
against Soviet penetration on the
continent, considers Irrelevant.
Here are the makinga of o
tragic cycle. If Amenc.n disdain
and Afrikaaner lntransieence
combine to block chan.ie, re-
duced forel1n investment will
worsen the economic condition of
the n•Uon'• non·whiles and re•
duce the confidence or lts busi·
nessmen. ''I am a loyal South ..
African," one prominent flnan-
der told u1, "but I will not go
down on uinklng shl p If nothing
chanaes in three or four years,
I'm leavmJ. '' Such departures
ould •ienal not a victory for
human rights but rather defeat
for moderation und a lon1t
bloody struggle that can only
wound the Wetl.
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robfrt N. W•fd. NbllMlr
ThointH K~.etil. Ultor
8crbcl'91Crritifc~
~dllMl4& Poge £dJtor
,
&Q W@QTilr
~@((wn@@
nrsa E•Hd• T .. C••l•n .
D AR PA'f: I would Uke to know what mark·
"1.1 I • book lndtratt that It ii • real flrtt edi·
Lion:' J1 tb re any way to vtrt(y t1111t editions
atatua"
L W., N""port Beach
Da9td •u> .t Uen.t'• Book Cellar re· .-ts,_ -..I • •·• refereace Ubrary to Identify • partklllar beN aa • rul nr l edltloa. Suet. re·
ftNM'CI lael edlUoo ldeotlllc.U. Hd eaUmat-
.S •alt1e. C.••Y said •06t flnt edition books
are11'l Yal• due '° Ute 1uppl7 aDd demand ••rk• Muy ltook1 uver ... a printl•C· ••Jdaa Ute n ... edJtl vlrtully wor1.lalea1. Thi•
.n ak• ,__ •hlce lltere ne some a.• publishers.
Cbttk wtda •• n~rt before you bay°" sell any first ~ltloabook. •
Stme Maw P1U1bla LI~
DEAR PAT. From time to time I notice stor1~b
1n the newspaper which report that a contractor. TV
repairman, automobile repair shop or other similar
business has received "d1c1plinary action· from the
state What does this meun?
H. w., Costa Mesa
A state dlsdpllnary utlon results from
CalifomJa Bu1lne11 and Professions Code vlol•·
tlons. Suc!b violations are submitted ror consldera·
tion to the Of flee of AdmlnlAtraUve Hearings by any
of the boards, bureaus and comm111lon1 of the
California Departmenl of Conaumer Affairs.
Probation allows the licensee to keep working, but
his or ber conduct ls under review. License sus-
pension prohibits profesalonal acUon for a 11peclfted
period. and then terminates automatically. License
revocation is perm anent Cbul il may be reinstated If
lbe conditions leadlni to revocation have been
ellmlnated>.
Ponder'• B#•f tor Boold~t
DEAR PAT: ~fy husband owns a Vivitar
220 SL camt•ra fie losl his mstrucllon manual
How do I 1wt n new one"
A.A .. Costa Mesa
Cal'., Camt'rH, Inc .. Costa Mesa, gave this ad·
dres1>: Ponder & Bt>st. Inc .. 1630 Stewart St., Santa
Monica, C'A 90404. Stragely enough, although tbl1
firm will provldt> a n('w manual free of cost to an
owner requesting It, Cal'" UYH a camera store Is
charged when lt requests a manual. IMtructlon
manuals Cor moi;t kinds of merehandlse can be re·
qut'sted from th.-'iUpplln. Addresses can be ob·
taint'd from :any rt•tall 'ltore selling the merchan-
dise.
Sih•erfi•h Tarn,.h Cl#an l•age
OEAH PAT I'm having a fit trying to control
silverfish 111 my k1lcht•n I know of other people in
my area with the same problem. Any way we can
nd our'>l'I vt•s of lht•se pests once and for all?
R D . Corona del Mar
Orange Count.) 's Cooperative Extension is
mailing Its "Pest Control Bulletin No. 7" lo you. It
duls with control of i.llverflsh and re~omtnends
sp~clflc lnsecUcidf'., for surface spraying. It also
advi!lt>S drying out warm. damp area~ and protect·
ing storf'd starcht-d clothing and paper. The bulletin
is availablt> from the> .-xtenslon''I home advisor's of·
rlct'. lOOOS. llarbor Blvd .• Anaheim, CA 92805, or by
phoning 7H-7050.
Sluw Dell.,ery Delay :tng~r•
OEAT PAT I ordered a pair of shoes from
La" son H1 ll l.<>athf'r and Shoe Co , WaJtham. Mass.
The :.hot•:. wt•1 e too narrow so I returned them, re-
QUl'slin~ another s11t• I Vt' waited long enough and
want lhl' shoes n•plal·t.'d 1mmt'd1ately <1r a refund.
Tht·~ have not answl•rt•d follow up letters
L.F .. Costa Mesa
Lawson lhll 's customer service department
asl<s you to phont• l7t.l l R91 1020 <col lcl'll to stat<.•
hov. you want this order handled Tht! firm's re
cords show a l'rl'Chl lhrouAh your char~c card com
pany. but a ca!ih refund can he arran~t·tl 1f ~ ou pn•·
fer Tht sh0t•s vou 11'l)lll'Sll·d an• out of !>loci< until
July
OAIL Y PU..OT ,4 f
av Phll 1nterland1 .Co01pacts Ofrtcee McWe r::-~~J:;;iiiiiiliiiiiiW•~:i ntEPEOfllfMARkfT I ~. The Municipal Weter o..t.at1•n«).n
"By the way, who wa1 thll dummy l uw you with the
other nlltll~"
County Buildings
Vote Orders 4
..
Smoking Ban
REDWOOD CITY (AP> The vote was un·
animou:s by the live San Mateo County supervisor~,
none of whom smoke cigareta: No Smoking 10
public meeUng rooms in all county buildings.
They told Supervisor Edward Bacciocco tl\at
the new ordinance goes for his pipe in their meeting
room. too.
The ban exempts courtroom and offices 10
county buildings. It go~s further than a bill passed
recenUy by the California Assembly, which calls
for at least ha)( of pubhc meeting rooms to be re·
served for nonsmokers
Like the Assembly bill, the San Mateo measure
orders 20 percent of county owned restaurant space
reserved for nonsmokers
The director of general services. nonsm oker
Henry P. Tarratt, uraed the total ban 1n meeting
rooms a.s protection aga1n.sl fire. c1garet burn
damaae and lawsuits from nons mokers claiming
lung damage from others' cagaret smok~
FEWSI'EW
NEW BREW
SUTTON. W Va (AP>
R P. Dlalrict ot Oran1e Coun· flllln ~'o..e fl'tCI~ e ill'ce ty bu mov~ to new ot• ~·• Jn.Ml I
,.. flees at SU Nodti "
Cabrilto Perk Drive, ~\llE:W;r· Guzzlers sulte l.24,~tniiSaniiit•iiiAniiii•·;iiiiiPiiftiiiiiii;iiiiiiiil
WASHINGTON (AP)
-After Presldent Carter de(lared war on
.I a1 1uuler1, con·
g reutonal leaders became a llttle self·
conscious about the Hmou.slnee In which they
were driven to and from
the Capitol.
ln thet• times, when
symboll•m 11 substance.
Senate Majority Leader
Robert Byrd was one of
the congressional
leaden Who turned in his
limousine for a smaller
car.
No lonaer does Byrd
arrive al the Capitol in a
long Cadillac with an En·
vironmentaJ Protection
Agency mUeaie rating
of 12 miles for gallon In
city and driving and 18
per gallon on tbe
highway.
Now Byrd 1& dn ven lo
work in a shorter
Mercury, which the EPA
rates at 11 miles per
gallon in the city and 16
on the highway.
Hospital's
Sponsor
Forms Set
Sponsor /registration
forms are avni I able
b eginning today at
Pac1f1ca Hospital and ..
Huntington lnt e r -
Commumty H'lspltal tn
Huntington Beach, Foun
lain Valley Hospital and
Hoag Memorial Hospital
1n Newport Beach
Forms are aho available
at fire i.tations in llunl
ington Beach and Foun·
tain Valley
1-'or more information,
phone 547-3001
ESTATE ~EWELRV &
FINE CRYSTAL, CHINA, PORCELAINS, BRONZES,
FURNITURE, SILVER, OILS, ORIENTAL RUGS,
AND MORE!! ~
1 million dollars worth
"
Friday
RARE 1938 Rolla-Royce Phantom Ill N • ht l,_.., .. ,~,CO"°'"'"' ~ 1g
This import1.nt sale i.ndudes proper~ from ~~July 1-8 pm
saveral prominent l11sure World restdenu ~
and one of the finest collections of , 4ll INSPECTION :
mu11um quality ivory carvings, jade~ FRIDAY, JULY ht
and miniature paintings on ivory . Noon · 5 p.m .. 7 · 8 p.m.
from a well·known collector.
ProPtrtV moved for co,.vtnitnce
• • • • • • of 111• to:
lots of gold ch1ins, large ·Newport Galleries.
diamond, emerald, ruby " Ltd.
and sapphire solitlim
cluster rin;s. earrings, ~ 2542 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
fane ladies & gents Newport Beach, California
Across th•"'"' from~• of th• f1nMt ••te .. ront WltChH and ~ ~ rt1UUl'1nts In Southtrn CehfMnle.
much lb~ A collection of fine European bronze statues and
morel • porcala1n figurines 11 also included in this salt
_ ~ TERMS 81nlcAl'\4t1Qrd • M .. 11rCher91
"""" Ptnon•I check C•Jh Som• ••••nded tetmt cen b• •rented
(714) 646·2200
CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED UNT\L 6 p.m. fRIOAV
Art Liw1n1 • Auc11oneer
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-Pruneshtne. That.
said the Slate Police,
was what a Braxton
County man was making
in the still they charged
him with possessing and
operating illegally.
Police said that when
they raided the still. in
stead of corn mash they
found fermenting
prunes. apparently the
base of a type of brew
new to these Ap
palachtan hills
See if you can put
the Marinen Savings
·'Profit Puzzle• together.
Teacher OK'd
Newport Beach res1·
dent Therese Craychee
received her degree
from the Morven Park
rnternational Equestrian
Institute of Lees burg,
Va . The degree will al·
low her lo lea c h
horsemanship •.
f
GETTING DOLLJ\RS TOGETHER
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We've given you the puzzle on the
right to remind you that If you're puz-
zled about where to save your
money Mariners Saving9 has the
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The pieces on the right make up a very
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as 1t might look You must make a sQuare
Your world looks good through your Optlcol Market contact lenaes
You see fhlngs naturally, the way they'r• meont to be $Mn, with o
natural amount ol perlpherol vision
-.. .. ' ..
and you must use all five pieces. If you get
stumped. stop by any of our locallons for the
solution to the puzzle. Open a high Interest
account while you're there. See you soon1
You look good. and natural. to otheri ..• the way you wont to be seen.
contact lenses ore almost Invisible to others. they don't become dirty
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mlnded Individual , For good looks, It's look around. You 11 •••why.
THE OPTICAL MARKET M019 r.asonable prtc•s
SOFT CONTACT
ltN$ PACt(AGl:
1189.50
at The Optical Market.
HAID CONTACT
•UN$ PACKAQI:
sag.so
M OA!t.Y "1.0T ~ June,!'i 1m
Texas Town LauncMs
Fini 'Freedom Week'
l'fl"I'&' ID A TOOK bold. and
before IOl>C • 400 tmber com il· wuf~ B,.._QOd.ICO.O
ol 11.000 about b&llw•1 between San
An1elo and Waco ha tho heart nl
1'uu
Water Theft
Leads Cops
To Pot Plot
THREE RIVERS CAP>
Tulare County shenff's officens
eot a tip that something sus·
p1clous was going on around a
water flume on the Kaweab
River near this southern Sierra
Nevada community.
Deputies checked and found
someone was siphoning some
waler from the flume into a
small water tank. Even more interesting to the
law was a hose that led from the
water tank to a small plot of
ground. The wakr was being used to
irrigate more than 100 marijuana
plants. the sheriffs office report-
t>d Wednesday
Deputies confiscated lbe
plants and arrested Bradley
Thom~n. 19, of Three Rivers,
and Erie J. Diesel. 21, of
Tarzana, for mveflligation of
.s<'veral narcotics v1olatlons, in-
cludmg cultivat.1.na marijuana.
.. . • ftau:red tt .... ti • t.ba1 •lit·
Ue town ID Tau wtnt .,_ck to buk
blUefl,'' 11.ld Plttl, .. Jt m~ IOUM corny, by IOll1. but I'm ,atna to 'M
hOnelt. 1'IP w~ la for mothi:rbciCd,
brotherhood ud apple r1·:· Pitt.I . 1ald. ''1'bll ll u,o 1re1te1 country In
U.t wcrld. l doo't Imo"# An1CM lMU '° 1et out. but I ow there'• a tOt ~ people trylq to aet lo ...
TO KICK TBINGI off,
Jlrownwoocl'• LlWo Leacuert diltrt· bu~ Am«'kan flap to Nlldont.t lat
w .. k. Tbt fHtlvlttH continue t.broulh SUnda1 niah~ wlDdlnl up
wlth M.iaa Bryant'• appearance.
Worit bM ltaJUd on a l~foot )lole
to bold a itant ·~~ket called the
broeade crown cbryaantbemum,
which wa m• by a Fort Worth firm
for Friday niiht'a fireWOl'b &how.
"lt'a the bl11eat fireworks shell
that's going to be abot Ulla ~ar." said
Pitts. "It's 260 pounds and It eocs up
2,000 feet before eoln& oft. We have to
drill a ~e in the eroWld 10 feet deep
to get lhedadium thing in "
PflTS SAID IT didn't take long to
choose Miss Bryant as headline
performer. Businessmen and other
citizens donated funds to meet her
$7 ,:>00 fee. MW Bryant bu made news late·
ly as an outspoken opponent of
homosexuality, but Pitts said it was
"her Americanism relleioua pro·
gram" that att.ract.ed the people of
Brownwood.
"Thls is not political at all," Pitta
said. "It's strictly an Americanism
program."
HE SAID 82 PERCENT or
Brownwood'a homes are dUplaying
the American flag, includine 3-by 5·
inch ones flying from mailboxes.
In the center of Brownwood. 154
flags were flying around the town cir·
cle. and Pitts said be expected~ to
2.50 by the end of the week. The circle,
which contains a dormant fountain
due to resume guabine this weekend,
can be seen by anyone dnvmg into
Brownwood. be said.
The red-white-and-blue fever is
s preading. Eight miles down the road
m Bang.a, population 1,210, folks re·
quested Z17 more nags Wednesday.
New P r.,gr.ana _ ,, -
Ho~~ Loans Approved
WASllJN.GTQN <AP> Home
buyers wifl be abht to gel deferred
., payment loans for a1teraUons Md re-
pairs as well as for construction of
houses under a " government rul-
ing.
The l''edeMl jlome Loan SanJc
Board announced that 1t will pemdt
savings and loefl.1nslitutions t.o make
the special loans begiluling today.
Jn the past, people building homes
have been able to obtain loans wbic.b
dtd not require payment on the ptin·
clpaJ for 18 months. although h1terest
payment! bad to ~ rdadt" ar h!ht
every lix months.
Bank boafd officials aald the rul-
ing expands lt1ls s11tte.m &o DiU6 "'° ume type~ loan pailablt f« sub-
stantial repa1ra o.r alterations.
The action 'fU t.ten. officials
said, because alt.be number of people
buying older Mm«D in cltl• and f'e-
babilitatlnl them.
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SUPERAIN OSCIUATING SPRINKLER
•Edwards Gets Tenure at UC
BERKELEY (AP) -Radical blacktlOdoloelat
Harry Edwarda, deDled tenure earlier fCll' wbat he
claimed were "ruiat" reuoa.s, bu been craoted a
tenured prclee!IOS"Ship at University ol Calllornla.
Chancellor Albert Bowku overtumed a de-
cision of the university's socio1<>11 faC'Ulty that
Edward.I be refused tenure bec&U3ebed.1d not meet
"I reeef "4 tenure only became the people do-
manded tt." he aald. · ao.ur announced' aenral weelm aco that he
wu Heldnl adv1c-e from• special panel ol UC pro-
fMIOl'I to review Edward.a' qualiftcationa.
Tenure virtually &\laranteu Edward• a
teaebia& Job at UC unUl retl,remeot..
their academic atandarda. -==.::=;~:;=ii~;:::~;;;~~;;;:;iiiiiir=;;; ZdwaJ"dj, who led the abortive boycott of blacl rr------.......,=---
athlettl at the 19$2 Olymplca, accused the aodoloey TOLL FA
.... , ........
HEATED DISPUTE
Hany Edward•
faculty of racllm. The decl&loo came under flre M A T 1 o M w 1 D I
from poUUctans and from studentl who bad taken SJATIWIDI
courses Edwards tauebt aa an untenured ualatant 800 NUMBERS professor ot sociology.
Bowker refused to comment oo tbo declalon We -• ........... ....._ w....a--~A••, but Edwards aald the chancellor told ....................... . ~~ We ,,.... "'IOO"' ........ him he wu maldnJ the appolntmeot because "my ,.,. WiMt ...,.., ,......
academic accompllsbmenta cle.arl.Y lodlcate that. I ....,......., ........ ..._
deserve tenure." ooui..ovou u..ou• ... vie••'
Edwards applauded Bowker's couraee in the -c.uu.ow-
tenure action. but suet It was student demonatra-PACQllC MATIOM.AL
tions and letters from leglalaton that coaq>elled Dc;MAMGI
---------Bowker to make the appointment. C7141 ~116'
P'rotli.wer
Must Pay
Support
LOS ANGELES
<AP )-Freddie Fields,
producer of the films
"Lipstick," "Citizens
Band" and "WaiUna for
Mr . Goodbar," nas
agreed to pay $6,000 a
month support to bis wife
of five months, actress
Cheri Latimer Fields.
YOUR BAR
AT HOME IS
JUST LIKE
DOWNTOWN
WHEN YOU
CARRY OUR
The payments to the
28-year-old actress were
ordered by Superior
Court Judge Raymond
Choate. Mrs. Field.a' at·
lorney argued that she
was ent.iUed to a larger
settlement because the
couple lived together for
four years before their
marnage
Choate w1U hear the
divorce and arguments
over manta! and pre·
marital property rii'bts
Nov.15.
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Pre-cuffect for Instant wear
ChotJle fn:tn I COfle'otlon of~ aeparal81
from 1uch famout makst1 Mar" Haber, Pintlier,
Pasoport. SChtlder Sport, Jack wrnter Bnd more. a.1e.
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"Th.y'r• 1h1rty fo,.e cents The ice cream man
soys NOTHING costs a quarter anymore."
LM. Bogd
Sweat, Booze
Bad News
A ltttl~ bit o( aJcohol taken right after hard
exerc1i.e <.loe11 two thmgs · rapidly lowers the
blood su~ar and trips a sudden drop m body temperature The combination can be fatal
Or so say London medical college re·
searcher!. They contend those shots of brandy
that the St Bernard dogs supposedly earned
to Alpine mountain climbers probably killed
more peoplt• than they savl'd
Jn th1!. t•ountry's corner of the world, that
day of the yt-ar when you're most likely to get
sunburned -1f the i.un is
out and you arc too · 1s
June 21 ll's then that the
:.ol ur rad1at1on of ul
truvaolet light 1i. most in
tense hcrl'abouts
Tl•sts prove monkeys
hove a favonte color. too
ll 'i. blue
SEAWATER
Q Can you explo1n Just why a
shapwr<'l'kcd mun will get sick or even die 1f he
dnnkss<'nwatcr"'
A To gel rad of the extra salt in five
ounces of seawater. his kidneys have lo ex·
<'retc 10 ounces of water elsewhere from his
body tissues So measure for meusun'. by
drinking seawater. he dehydrate!. twice as
quickly a111f he drunk nothing
Q. "A TV ne" ~man referred lo has JOb as a
Fuzz nod Wuz' ass1gnml!'fll. Mcanin~what'>"
A Thal-. tclcvl'linn Jargon for heavy cov-
t•ra&e or the pohcc CFunl beat With pictures
of dead< Wu1 I hod1cs
Q Whal s lhl• most commonl~ used ex
prl'ss1on 1n the .J apune'le language"
A Probably. it'' 'So des'ka · Meaning
Iii that right"' .. Or Rec.illy·:" Or. · You
don't '\a)'' .. Or I "Cl'
LOVE i\ND WAR
The merchandisers are trym& to promote
lht• notion that men i;hould give electric razors
as gifts to woml•n It's nol going over too well,
though, and our IAvt• und War man 1s glad of
that llc still lak(•s the antique position that
men urc supposed to understand perfumes
pC'rfcctl~. hut know noth ing about eyebrow
twec1.l•rs. lash curlers. hair rollers. emery
hoards :incl ra1.ors fashioned for rcmalcs
l'ntkr!.lan1I soml' of the collci.:e crowd is
rcv1v1n~ that ddcrlv fad of holding dances
with the ndm1ss1on than:le equal to 10 limes
the cLmtl'r's shot• s11.t• That was a fairly
popular g1mm1ck 20 :vt•ars ago Along with the
other tnC'ky aclml1>s1on charge based on the
l'Olor or <') t's Typil·al charges were 50 ce!1ts
for brown t'.Yl'S, 65 cent-; for blue eye ... and five
C'l'nt., for gri•cn eyes
Addrnt mail tn I. M Hol/d P 0 Roz 1560
Co1to Mesa 92621i
T~E ORIGINAL
A1 tM pe>putarlty of tht. aanctal
haa grown, ttii quaUty of aupr~
comfort end durlbU&ty hav• bMf\
melntalned. Eltch pair 18 1tJll lklllfully
IW'id mecse. S.l!Chcomber ama -
• label that typlfle• a llfnt\'t• of
qu Rty arid comfort.
.Q vice Pending i
BROOKLINE, M.11t1. AP> A nant." said Kopalo "There are sax 8
Sky' Pilot Raps
CB Profanity
birth control device th t will allow mUhon tn the United States who want Z
wom n to uao the rb~lhm method as to have babies but c¥nnot. and they
CARLSBAD IPl Oalton Webber says he
came close once but only once. to vioJaUng the
federal law a&alnst preachin& on Ctti1ens Band
radio channels
suc,·easfuJly u the pill and uCCer no are hi&hlY motivated I
1tde effect.a may be on th a.rkct In "Anothec group ls tho~ who cannot
two yeara. rcaearchert 1&)'1 take the pill but want t.o Ihnat family
Thl' device. called an ovuUmer, can size"
al10 be used to tell women who want to Kopilo and two phys\caans have ,.
"l heard two people talking \n lanauage that
was so gross." he says, "that l interrupc.ed to say.
·God have mercy on you two people Cor us1nc such
language ·" c•once1v~ when they ar~ most fertile. been working on the device for 11 .,...
the developers uy years. They plan to ask the Food and
Drua Admlnlatra\ion for approvul
Mr. Webber. 49. pastor of GO$pel Tabernacle, is
known a:. Sky Pilot in the CB radio club called
Gospel Mikes.
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"THERE ARE NO 111de erfecta," this ran \o begin testing the rellabillty
said Dr Lot,ils Koplto, a research or the method on women who are c_u__.....:::::::::~~~~~
sclenll•t at Maaauchtuetta Jnatllute or members of family planning or '\H"HOL \S la IRREVERENT
Technology "It's like puttina in a ganlzaUons.
therQ)omelt>r and taking It out
a1aan " IF THESE TESTS art' succe!>:-.ful.
The rhythm method 1i. a birth con· he said, the device should be on the
trol tcchru(lue in which women avoid market in the United States 1n l'urly
intercourse durlni ovulation. 1979. Another version will be ava1la·
However. sinct! the time ol ovulation ble to gynecologists in Europt> by th1•
often vari~. the method I a1l1 about 30 end of the year
percent of t.hc time The device measures the st1ck1nc:-.s
The ov•llmer 111 u i.cvcn-mch-long of cervical mucous• Sc1enttsts havt'
plastic device The rc1>earchers say 1t discovered that during ovulut1on lhl•
muk~ the rhythm method accurate. mucous becomes thin and watery so
because 1l tells women when sperm that the sperm can pasi. through 11
can gel past \.heir natural defenses ea111ly
and make them pregnant Kop1to caulaoned that no birth con
lrol device Is absolutely accu1 ulc
"OUR FIRST MARKET will be
women who are trying to get preg-
He said the method would coi-t
about the same as birth control pills
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41• P. y Pll.Of Thur!d!x. .I\!!! 30, tt71 ,
LagunaF orms Coalition
11( you're dlarrlrnlnaUna
• alntl 011 1rou1. 1ou'r• 4 erilnlnaU1t1 a alDlt all ' . ''I )'OU dlacrlmliaat •I• ntl
m n.u.1_1 tod11, will It be
t•opl with bl\u tyu
tosaorrow?" atked red
8 rot1Mn, found ol th Lacuna
uch Coalhlon for Human
11ba.. Speutn1 II •n Jntervlew, 'lrollun and Andy Radcliff•.
ani ol th coaUUon, uld lbe mew ent wu preclpltated
1tructW'e ot 1oaJ11 and objectJvei.
la. aecond meeun1 wUJ be held
July 7 at an hour and place t.o be
decldl'd.
"Lal\Ula Bl'ach l1 nott<I r°" the
type ol cotnmun\ty 1t 1a, a larae
corpmt.mity Involved ln human rl•ht•." Radclltreuld
He aafd the bulc purpo11c or the
or11nlsoUon would b., to educate
people to atop "thust who would
ride a wav of rear
immedjuttly after the elecuon.
b• was so an1ry. he had to do
something he fell would be
con \rUc\.ivo • Tb~ coalition was tbal aomethina.
''( was amazed at the
tren2endoua eneray we found, at
the reaponse and the capability of
the people who havt-become
Involved. On our lega l
commlttee. we bav~ four top
c· o r po r a t e l a w y e r a , for
instance,'' Brother& said.
.ORANGE COUNTY
Sie1Tt1118
To Meet
Dome Values
Appeals Set
SACRAMENTO <AP>
-The ttate 8oard of
Equalisation eay1 pro·
perty owners wbo wlsb to
contett tbe values U·
1l1ned by ·county as-
ae11on will SOOD bf able to rue appeab.
Tbe bQud cbalrman. WUllam M. Bennett, Said
Special Need
the filing period m Los
Angel~ County is July 21
toSepl 1.S.
It i5 July 2 to Sept. 15 in
Alameda, Oran8e.
Sacramento, San
Bernardino, San DieJo,
S an Fran cl1co, San
Mateo and Santa Clara
counties.
In all other counties, it.
is July 2toAu1.26.
'' lbe AnSle 8ry arrt. led repe-1 l>f • D Cowlt)', i'la ., law pro·
blbitlnt dl1crlm'1t•Uon on th~
baslaohekual p~t: rmce.
"Thia 11 too t1ll•Y a bandwaaon
for ptoP!o t.o jump on and usti,"
be added noting th~ pubhclty
received rGcently by aay-bwting
Stale St!Q. John Driggs
< R ·Fulleorton>, aannounced
~andtdate for governor
"Jrthere ls the emotional poten
Ual to exploJt one eroup, Jl means
you can exploit other J1roUp!'t,
blacks, Jews, woml'n "Rudclirfr
111d
Both men stressed that they
are and have been Lll&una Beach
residents. Brothers is a building
industry t•xecuUvc. Radcli((e is a
writer and a waiter.
"Wehvehere lt'snolacaseof
someone coming in from another
pnrt of the country and starting
something," Radcliffe said
Or an1e Coun t y 's
Sierra Club chapter wiU Study Okayed hold its monthJy meetJn1
July 12at 7:30p.m. on the
Saddleback Hiih School
cam pUJl.nSantaAna.
PARTY PLACE & GIFTS
· 'Thlt la a bWnaa ,...bt.a a.ssue.
11ot • ,.1 rt1ht1 IUUt, ..
Jhdcllf t, Interim co•llt1on
C l'l IJNJUUl a&Jd The coahuon has adopted as its
motto ."Unity, Understanding,
Peace. It has an office at 301
Forest Avenue
rile rtrll mee\tnl or thl"
<t>aJJtioo was held fhortly after ~e Dade County election. It drew
~ore lhan JOO people deapite
ttle advance publicity. The
aJltion is now ~tablisbJng an
organ12at1onal foundation and
Why. asked the pair whl·n lht·
Carter Adm1n1strat1un was
aeektn& to advance human rights
on a global scale, 1s 1t silent alter the Florida elecllon. Even
Andrew Young, the out.spoken
U N ambassador, hab been
restrained, they said
Brothers said thut
UCLA 1eo1rapby in-
struct.or Richard Min-
nich will discuss "Fire
Ecolon and Mana1e·
meot of t he Sout hern
Calilomla Chaparral.·•
' I never thought I d have to • The high acbool is
defend the Constitution, but located at the corner of
that's what this 1s to me" Flower and Seaerstrom
Brothers said. ' Street.a.
Woman Seeks Damages
In Husband's Suicide
Damages totalling $8
million are being de-
m anded from Los
A lamitos Genera l
Hospital by a woman who
da1m s her husband com
roitted suicide im
r(ledlately alter he was
~rused admission
Mrs BarbaraJ. Nelson
or Orange states in her
Orange County Superior
Court lawsuit that James
P. Nelson threw hlmselI
under a truck in Cerritos
last Oct.16 after pleading
to be confined to the Los
Alamitos hospital.
Mrs. Nelson states her
husband was deeply
depressed und repeated
ly threatened suicide.
Her three small children
are co-plaintiffs in the ac-
tion
Job Fund
Allocated
For the Record Coasl Community
College District and Sad·
J dleback College wall rc-
ce1 ve over $800,000 in
CETA funds to hold voca-
tional trainmg programs
for Oranae CoaBt resi·
dents.
Dl••oludon• 01 Marriage
,UedM8•11
VINING, J". !>nerrv K •nd
TrumenJ ,M(CllACKEN.OorolnyL.
andGto<Qtl ;ANOReWS.P""'""n
end Roborl Miiton· RATLIFF,
Merilyn!( MICIC~rle.R FULLER.
t!dne M end Varnon: RADER Mery
A/1111, lf!O J.,....., A, WtL.SON, To11I
M, 9M ~IW .t..; f'Hll.l.lfff'I,
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CLl .. ICO, c;Mrlfne CMot •"• 0.0..lfG, ll.; Niii.Si N Olrlsttne t..
Coast Communit y's
$498,447 wlll provide
vart.,u1 occupational
•killt trUrdn.r tor zat .u ...
ttf ct reefdeml;
SaddJ back'• 011•t20 wlll Pi'OricW muJU-oUlcii
bl•ln• •kllla ttatnln1 to' 80 people lild prlntln• ~ecJ\noloay 1klll• to' another 4$peraona.
The funds ••e allocat-ed by the OrmipCounty
t'tnPP'el'Cofdmla~.
N J, --L.; OftUMaUH°'• ......,.J . .WPMJ.;HOWeltTON, n__._ -ni ,.. ..... s. e nd ....... w r1 vr1~
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L""""" ........ ~d MUllfty,
ln'AN,S.:-~~•-.tt•K.: A clu1lo-••tqeelf~• Huws.1Ca~M.11'11Atnt•o.: lady" hood orn1111ent ::~~~\-~,.!',;~,!;!.that "111 COit ~ to
I!.; '°"a. Vll"OllU"'" end ._."" repl•ce hu been st.olen ~==~ ~~·= ~;.;: from a 1M9 aou. Royce
"""'• '""Ge•1 ""• ATKtKSON, owned by a La•una
Gery Oe••VM ~ N•ml• J<ten; Nl1uel retJ~ee. Oranse LIVITT,Or«atNl...tlld ..... ~, C t h f" _... sR1owa1.L. ~c:• M1c11111111d Oun y s e , • ., .. ,~rs
Oon•ld Wittie"': STOllEV, M•rt"-aaJd . I
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t10 11•11•: BARMORE, Ola M. and Chrome insignia 'W&I
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enc1 ,.,.,. f 011 v.t.NEV, 011 .. n "· Rolls owned by Stanley
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CUSTOM
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STITCHERY
KITS .
The Oranfe County
Transit District <OCTD >
hu been hJr ed by county
auperviaon to develop a
plan for coordlnaUne
transit aervice for the
e ld erly a ri d ban·
dkapped.
S up ervisors
authorized two separate
federally funded con-
tracts totalinJ $15,030
to be completed Sept. 30.
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•'IT NOi' ALL THAT dJf(t!rent -performln• · ""'°'"' n1, at\houah thlnaa like aound and ll1ht.1 are to macb betteT now,•• ahe aald after an
wi.Uc performance here with Souttuslde Johnny
d the Albury Jukes.
'a 11 now ud her seity, pouty volce Jtr&lna
to re eome of the hllh notes oC her 1enllmental, teen . .,. hl~. But, attired Ln 11 atrildn1 black
jwnpault cut to the wailt and 1ln1ln• her oldies as
well u her new single.
~ ~"Say Goodbye To ~ T-In Popa 'II Hollywood," ·~ bad lit· ·-1:i:1 ~ U• trouble winninl over a
youn1 teen·a1e crowd
that waa in diapers when
the aonp fll"St hlt lhe radio.
The new sin1le. featuring Springsteen's E
Street band and a blistering saxaphone intro by
Clarenc. Clemmons, Is perfectly matched for her
vocal style -no coincidence. she says, since com·
poser Billy Joel penned it 11pccitlcally for her.
IT'S HER FIRST MAJOR release since ber
break with Phil Spector, whose ''wall of sound"
overdubbing technique produced hits for the
Ronettes and many other groups in the mid· 1960s .
Ronnie, her sister and cousin were dancing the
twill at The Peppermint Lounge with J~y Dee and
the Star1J1htera and in shows put on by New York
d11c Jockey and lmpreuario Murray the K when
S~ctor aaw them in 1963.
He teamed them up
with writ.era like Carole
Kin& and Neil Sedaka
from New York's Brill
Build.int. the Tin Pan Al·
ley oHhe 1960s, and their
careen exploded.
·' l had just turned 16
when 'Be My Baby' hit.
I waa still in high school
In New York, but
thanltCully the song took
off In August just after I
had graduated," she
snad.
The hats continued
and in 1966 Phil Spector
asked Ronnie to marry RONNIE SPECTOR him in1tead of going on
tour as the opening act for the BeaUes.
"I HOPED WE COULD MAKE a go of it as a
team. He knew my voice, he's a great producer and
J wanted to do at least two or three concerts a year
and an album or two. But in five years, I did only
two stniles and PhU never dislnbuted them.
"He tried to console me, koep me happy. But he
wanted a housewife, someone to live in Beverly
HHls with hlm. someone without a career. By 19'13 I
couldn't take 1t anymore My thing 1s performing.
I've been singing s ince I was 3 years old "
After sax months of performing In rock 'n' roll
revival Ahows with two new Ronettes, she retired
until a friend introduced her last year to Steve Van
Zandt. Sprln1steen's guitarist and producer of
Southside Johnny and The Albury Jukes.
"I HAD NEVER HEARD OF them. But I came
into the studio and heard the song, 'You Mean So
Much To Me.• 1 had been looking for something
1ood to sing on and within three minutes Bruce had
rewritten 1t as a duet for me and Johnny. I can't re-
ad music but they were able to teach it to me in a
few minutes and we had it down within a half hour,"
Ronnie said.
The aonii was a hiihlight of the first Asbury
Jukes album and the band invited her to tour the
United States and Enaland with them.
She says she now hopes to cut an album on new
material for a fall releG!lc.
"1 don't write so we've been relying on Bruce,
Stephen, Carole King, Brian Wilson and others to
belp produce new material. Alter 15 years ln show
bualneu. thls 1s my hrst aolo album and 1 want to be
particular In what sons• we pick."
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Savvy Ads Promote Clean, Wal., Cheap Tnuuponation
•1,,..Alsoclated Prea imity t.o bu:s rouies in the aame
llne wtth oak woodwork. two
nreplacd and a awlmaitns pool. Briel ell bump lunch paU1
and three-pl~• awl• all beside
blue jeaoa. Realdentl of thJa
mon yed Minneapolis suburb.
thousand.a, of them, are talcin&
Lh• but to work. The)''re leavloJ their c&ra at
home for o.ra alr-eondlUoned ride
ci>1tln130 to CIO cents.
Bua riderahlp it on tbe upawinf
tbrouibotJt the country, but only
'a few cltieai have matched the
IUCCeJI of Minneapolla·St. Paul.
And all ol tlMtm rely heavily an
taxpayer 1upport to maintain 1.ow
fares. tn Atlanta. a bus ride coeit.&
15 cenu. The Metropolitan Allan·
ta Rapid Tranalt Authority hu
lncreued ridership by 20 million
in five years, to 77 million. A \
percent sales tax in Atlanta and
its suburbs provided nearly SS3
million In subsidie1 last year.
Half the subsidy went for the
buses, the other half for con-
struction of a rapid rail system.
"'IWlre ..... I•
PEOPLE SAY, 'I WISH I COULD AIDE THE BUS'
63 Mfttlon Do In Mlnneapoll1, • 40 Percent Hike
HALF THE PEOPLE WHO
enter downtown Minneapo~ia
durln& peak commuter hours are
on buses, the Metropolitan
Transit Commlsafon aaya. The
clean red vebiictes carry 63
million people a year, an In·
crease of 40 percent since the
com mlaslon took over a rundown
private bus line seven yeart ago.
U1in1 a savvy advertising and
marketing pro•ram. the com·
mission has made bus riding ln
the Twin Cities or Minneapolis
and St. Paul the thin( to do -
almoat run -and certainly baa
chan1ed the image or the bus
rider.
"In 1969 the person on 'lbe
street would say the buses were
for the poor and the infirm. ln
1973 they looked at buses as belns
kind or a smart alternative for
some people. And now a lot ol
people say. 'I wisb I could ride a
bus."' said Lee Lynch. president
of the Cirm thllt handles the com·
maaslon's advertising.
IT'S NOT UNCOMMON for
real utate ad1 to boast or prox·
U.S. Seeks Opinions
By The Aa.oclated Press
VOVR % CENTS WORTH -New rules on ever-
ything from credit unions to airline tickets are un
der consideraUon and the government wants your
opinion Here's a rundown of the proposals.
Fitzsimmons. Secretary, Securities and Exchange
Comm1s!>lon, File No 87·105, Washlo~n D.C.
20549 tnsUTance The Veteran& Adminiltration plans
to raa~ the maximum available mortcace UCe an·
:;urance available from $30.000 to $40,000. Com·
ments are due by July 14 and should go to the Ad·
manastrator of Veterans Affairs (271A>. Veterans
Adm1nlstralion. 810 Vermont Ave .. NW,
Washington. D.C 20420.
Credit unions: The government propo~al would
eliminate the $2,500 llmlt on unsecured loans for
credit union!> and would authorize the organizations
to offer lanl'S of credit that are renewrd
automatacally when you make a payment. Friday 1s
the deadllnl' for comments. Write to the National
Credit Union AdminastratJOn, 2025 M St. NW. •
. Washington. O.C. 20456. NEW METRIC KIT -'qle National Bureau t>f
Airline tickets: The Ca val Aeronautics Board is Standards has updated its metric kll for people In-
try mg to dctcunine whether there 1s a need for a un-teresled ln mastenna the new system o( measure·
1form rule on refunds for unused tickets. The policy ments coming lnto use. The kit contains a booklet
now varies from airline to aarhne. Aug. l ls the de· explaln.lne the system. a small ruler. pocket-sized
adlinc. Write to the Civil conversion card and a history or the mea1:1uring
Aeronautics Board, [ J aystem. Docket Scchon, Docket NEJfS TO USE lt can be obtained, for $2. from the Superinten-
29591. Washington, D.C. dent of Document.I. U.S. Government Printtn• Of·
20428. '-----------rice. Waah.inaton. D.C. 20402. Order stock number
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are due by July 25 and should be sent to George A.
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• PORSCHE RECALL -The Transportation
Department reports that 84,000 Porsche 914
automobiles are belnc recalled for correction of a
fuel-system problem which could lead to engine
fires.
The recall, to be conducted in late summer,
covers mo through 1974 Porsches imported by
Volkswaaen.
Company s pokesmen said the recall could not
be conducted sooner because parts have t.o be im·
ported from GermllJ\y. They said owners of the
vehicles will be lnlormed when the parts are availa-
ble. Government officials aald Porsche owners
should seeli\ repairs JmmedJately j/ they detect a
strong odor ot 1as0Une or ii Uley fflB Cuel stains un·
der a parked car.
Arcble W. Dunllam, San Clemente, bas been
elected executive vice president of Douglu OU
Company, Costa Me11a. Jn his new pogltlon he will
have over all responalblllty for the company's sup·
ply and transportation, treasury and controue.r·s
acUvlt.Jes.
He transferred rrom Continental Oil Company.
Houston, parent firm of Douglas where he wu
manacer or gas products ln the
natural gas and gas products de-
p:artment. He began hl1 career
with Conoco in 1966 as an
engineer trainee. lie has held
numerous englneerine and
m anastement po11ltlon1, lnclud-
ina senior start enstneer,
dlvltton manager, director o!
anglneerina. director of new
project evaluation, director of
western operations, direct.or of DUNHAM
plans, services and economict, dlrector of marlcet-
lna. natural 111 and productl department and
coordinator of ihe planntna department.
'* Mu Vu Oordreellt, executive vice president
of Alr California, hu been elected president ot the Grea~ 1"'8e Credit Uatoa. He bu served on the
board of directors 1tnc• lt w.a 9"1anbed 1n lt7S.
Ho aucceedl Paal P. Soll, vice p~ldent,
tloance at MSI Data Corp. Hoff r.malria on the
board. Elected to a t.hteo-year term oo the board
and tervinl u vice president lt Jlm &MT•••
man11or ol compen11Uon, tbo Irvine Company.
Pat 90l&oa. admlnJstraUon manaaer ol Shiley. tac., wu elected aecr laf1 and MIU 8JTH, manacer of
the creid.lt uhlOftt wu elected tnuurer. aalpla Win·
trod• aft.ho law ftnn of Olblon, l>Unn and Crutdler
alJo HrYet an the board. Roberi Trtpode., cttrector
of per'tc:IMe11 Bentley Laboratories, wu r..iected
to a thr r 1t term on th 1uponiJorJ committee. ...
ltoa Muatni, 1tor• man~ ., Ballock'• Wll1btre, Woodland lUlls, has on appolnted
cene•al man11er of Bull~k'• WI Ire Jn Newport
Center'• F.uhlan lalsnd. Tb1J flrJt Ormie County
1tor• for Bullock•• WU1hlre ll td\ed\lled to open
pt. 1. H jotned th ~1anmuon ln 1911 H 10 u-. 1t1tantjb\lt~r and btld various buying l!Qlltlona uo-
t.11 belDI appointed c al m~cr lut year. • Aln e•, Coeta II a. hu JolJ'ld
Coe ruieO •CompaQ,NewpottBucb, u an
1rt dlrtclOr. I It former ptcidllct.lon aruat. ltltb
WIWam uMboff Det • Endno~
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IN SEATTLE, THE 30· to 50-
cent rares support only 30 per·
cent of the Sl20 mHlion annual
budaet: taxpayers cover the rest.
New buses, new si1ns and
shelters. a park·and·ride com·
muter pro1ram, Cree rides ln the
downtown area and an extensive
advertising campaign have
boo1ted rider1hlp tO percent, to
42 mtlUon. in four years.
The Salt Lake City bus system
has booeted ridership a whoppln'
273 percent to 1l million ln slx
years. Fares are amon1 tho
lowest In the country: 15 cents
basic and 10 centl for atudenta
and elderly. A 25·mlle trip rrorn
downtown to the Alta ski resort is so cent.I.
Sixty percent of the Min-
neapoll&-St. Paul bus operating
budeet of S52 milllon Is tax·
supported. Building ridership -
not breaking even is the
trarultcommisaion's mandate.
MASS ,TRANSIT IN the Twin
Cities used to mean street cars;
at one tame 220 mllhon people
rode the trolleys every year But
the automotive age after World
War 11 led to buses that could
maneuver among cars, and even·
tually to a visc1ou11 cycll' of
rldereblp decline and service
cut.a by the private bua llnea.
Wltb the zest. of Madison
A venue eeWng a bar of soap, the
commiaalon aod Lynch'• ad
a&ency beean seUlnt the j~ of
bus rldJne. They polled. re·
searched, wrote demographics
and tarteted. They went alter the
amuent adult male, t.elllna lum i\
coat $1,900 to drive a car t.o work
eacb )'e&r compared with ~ to
ride the bus.
"We tried to persuade him that
the bus was similar to a car,"
aaicl Greg Fern, the com·
mission's marketing dlrector.
The secret. he said, was &ettlni
someone to try a bws once.
"RIDERSWP IS BUILT upon
a first trial. Uthe impression ls
favorable. there ls a likelihood of
relumlnl" said Fern. To make a
sood lmpreulon, the coaunlasion
pour~ money Into equipment.
1l bouaht 900 new buses with
comfort.ablt ae.ata and air coodl·
tlonlna and bulll 34.S •belt.era,
hall o(them heated. •
Telephone operators were
hired Lo answer route questions
from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m .. the buses
were washed every day, fares
were reduced and tbe media
campalsn was be1un.
THE CURRENT advertising
calla the bU5 the "Oughtamob-
lle." An "owner's manual" tells
rLders where lo catch tl, how to
read a schedule and how t.o 1et
oft the bus· "You should pull the
cord about three.fourths of a
block from your stop. One pull is
enouah. No, people won't. point
and at.are."
"Set your jaw with firm d•
terminal.ion," the manual aaya.
··Walk nght past the that car of
yours and down to the corner bus
st.op ...
New Member Vows
Open Mind on Nuke
SAN FRANCISCO (AP>-Clarle Dednck, first woman appoint·
ed to tbe atate Public Utilities Commission (PUC), says she intends
to kffP an open mlnd ror a while about the controversy over bl1ilding
nuclear power plants ln California.
"'!be PUC makes decisions affecting the lives of everyone, but
even more important atrecUng the quality or lire ln the future," she
Hid after attendin& her tlrst session of the re&ulatory panel. ~otlni that she believed "energy conservation is critical," Mrs.
Dedrick avoided taking a firm position on nuclear power.
"The political reanty of today is that t.be public is still afraid of
it and S<:ientifically lhe que.Uon or disposal of nuclear waste hu not.
been solved," she added.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. orrered her the PUC post la.st Mon·
day, she said, and she accepted Wednesday. Allhou&h still subject t.o
confirmation, she was lo be sworn in today.
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TBE JAPA.NEIB DOMI AT TRI!! motorcycto marketeom1&chthattbeU.S.iDd~.~eanbecalledthal,
cooaista ol m• manQfeeturer. H~J>&Yiclsclc. Ua abare of
the mark.et u 7 per~t.-9nd u.a J..,..,.,., are now aimma
to redueo that cut by hn· • portlni the heavy. lute moto«ycle8 Ulat have been the malna"-Y• of
Harley·Davidloa'• ~inua.
Money
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• Tbe Japanese de-elllon to 10 aft.er the heavy end ol the market mun have Mtmed to Harley-
Daridoul like ad<lini insult to lilJW'J. Ia aoy cue, the U.S.
company has flied a formal complalot wUh the Treasury
Department cbarlinJ the Japanese wtth dumplq their
mocoreyclesbue at absurdly lowpric..
Acconlinc to Harley-Davtdlon, tbe Jepanese bike
makers have been able to c...,.. 87 percent of the U.S.
market by predatory pticinl tactJca.. The Am ncan com·
pany allesea that Japaneae motottycltl Mil heTe at Pfices
tbat are u mw:b aa 58 ~t bdow ~bat they acll lor In
Japan and Europe. Whether Harley. Davtds<ID '• cry of "foul" )liW be \Q>beld
remalna to be 11een. But it follows cloteb' on a aimilar
challenge to the JapaneH mllde by tenitb and other U.S.
televilioo set makers <not lDcludin& RCA and GE>.
THEY, 1'00, CHARGED THAT ,THE Japanese were
dumping their products here at prices below what they sold
for in Japan. That complaint wu upheld, and the resu1t ls a
new trade agreement between the United States and Japan
that llm.ita import.a of Japanese-made color receivers lo 1.7
million a year.
Companies that compete here against Japanese pro
ducts frequently have another complaint, which is that
while Japanese companlea have a rather euy \ime enterina
the American market, with litUe or no duties imposed, it's
tough foe a U.S. company to eain access to the tariff·
protected Japanese market. However, that's not an appropriate complaint for
Harley-Davidaon becauae it'• a aub&id.iary of AMF Inc. <the
company formerly known a.a American Machine & Foun-
dry). Harley· Davidson may not have sold many motorcyles
tn Japan, but AMF bas done a rousina business in bowling
alleys there with it.a AMF Pinspotten.
HOW ONE RADIO DISC JOCKEY reacted to the
Japanese takeover of the U.S. motorcylcle market wu
caught by Fred Danzig, an editor of the trade paper Ad
vertialng Age. Companiea that advertise on radio often let
the disc jockeys make up their own messages. On one r~ent
Saturday morning Danzig heard Don Imus al WNBC, New
York, deliver the following spiel for Harley-Davidson:
"Don't go buying molorcycles from one of thole coun·
tries we brought to their knees in the war, Don't you tblnk
they'd be a Hltle honked off there if they knew the motorcy-
cle the(re working on was going to America? They just
mlgbt lighten up on the braKes a little. Yo"'d be aoin' along
at 90 mUea an hour and hit the brakes and tbere'a notbin•
there. Go lo Harley·Davldson ... Say you want an American
motorcycle, where the brakes work right.
Harley·Davldson filed \ls dumping complaint against
the Japanese shortly after this message wu aired.
Rockwell Off, Rest
Of Market Mixed
NEW YORK (AP) -President Carter's call for a pro-
duction halt on the Bl bomber prompted a drop in Rockwell
lntemaUonal 1bares, but the resl Q! the stock markel
managed a small gain today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials showed a 2.97
gain lo916.30. Gainers held a 4·3 advantage over losers in the broad
tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed Issues. Big Board
volume totalled 19,410,000 shares.
Tradina in Rockwell sh.a.res wu baited for several
hours after the President told a press conference be would
oppose further production of Rockwell's Bl aircraft.. The
stock reopened at. 'midaft.ernoon. and dosed at 3-2~. down
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Slovik Death
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THE aBVIEW BOARD IS CONSIDERING the .\
1ppeal ol Slov1Jc'1 w•dow tor .. bout S70,000 plus In· .
lereal on her husband's National Service LUe ~· =:s:l!!!!&!!:JllJ"'lll
Juurance poHcy. The w1dow '1 •ttorney, Bernard -,.,.. .......
~elton, araucd that Slov1k wa~ killed unJustly.
EDDIE SLOVIK
"Eddie Slovik was
not ewlty of a cnme,"
said FAelson
The attorney said
Slovik "did not bave the
capacity to fight.''
Gordon M. Hobbs,
who presided over the
heanne. said the panel
will make its recom-
mendation to the Army
secretary an one or two
weeks.
Rabbi Eichhorn, a
retired lieutenant col·
one! from Satellite
Beach, Fla .. told the
board his testimony was
not intended to Influence
the decision. But he added "I felt the time perhaps
had come to put this information on record."
THE RABBI SAID EISENHOWER WAS "re·
luctantly persuaded'' during the Battle of the Bulge
in December, 1944 , that a deserter must be shot as
an example He said a J ewish soldier from
Phlladelph1a was one of six persons summoned for
a pos11ble firing squad
Rabbi Eichhorn said he was called to give com·
fort to the Jewish soldier When he arrived, he said,
he was told the execution had been cancelled.
Under questioning from board members. he
acknowledged lhat he personally did not have first·
MRS. SLOVIK
hand information about
the planned executions
but said he had no re·
ason lo doubt the story.
He said he could not pin
down exactly who told
him of the developments
but said either the 7th
Army chaplain or
personnel staff told him
why execution plans had
been drawn.
Rabbi Eichhorn
' said each of the six I soldiers selected for ex
, ecullon were given "an
intense psychiatric ex-
nmlnat1on" and that a
number of the soldiers.
includm~ lhe Jew1!>h !>old1er, were deelared mental·
ly unbalanced
"BUT ONE OF THOSE WHO were given
psychiatric cl<'arance. the private Slov1k, was
shot," the rabbi said.
He said that he did not learn that 1t was Slov1k
who was executed until he returned to civilian IHc
but that during his service "J knew a soldier had
been executed or at least I heard so."
Hobbs said the only record of a psychiatric ex-
amination in Slovik's file is one from his desertion
court-martial
Edelson argued that Slovik "was no more guil·
ty and his record was no worse than many others
who did much worse than he."
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It Goes Four Set'S; Connors Wins
COMOn btok• throu&b ln \ht tlnt 1•me ot tbe fourth 1 t, but
Jlle nro. broke back •l2·2 Tb tumfne polQt HrDt In the
lttehtb L•m• of th final • t
McSnroe•ended otr two break polnta b•fore Connon sot
lhroufh wlth 1 runnlnt C't'OIS·
court retwn that 11ve him a 4·3
lead.
Connon Id aervlce (Of the
mat.ch. McEnroe aaved a match
POlnt wttb a ft.no backhand re turn, but two potat. later h• ro·
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We Just Died,
Says LA Rival
ATLANTA CAP) -Don &rt&co
•paced tive h.lt.t and yielded two
rum. on~ earned, in aeven in·
ntn1• and drove ill th.r .. rum,
two of them witb a "•bank·
wedge." aa the Lo• Ao1dea
Dodgers overwhelmed the Atlao·
ta Braves 13-7 Wednesday n.i&)U..
It waa another fru1tratlng
game for Brave. mana1er Dave
Bristol, who aaw hla team drop
1t. third straight to Los Aneeles
alter winriin& four ln a row.
"We got off to a good start, and
I don't know what happened," he
said. "We just died. Never ln my
27 years in baseball have I ex·
perienced this kmd of frustra-
tion."
Sutton, 9-3, said, "I've never
gotten three runs batted In ln a
bag leaeue game before " Two
came on a double in a four-run
rourth lnnme. and Sutton said,
"I'd describe It as a 'shank·
wedge.'
"If I'd been playing golf," he
said. "I 'd have teed It up again
and shot it over."
The right-hander struck out
eight. but said, ''It wasn't a night
when I could say 1 had a good
fastball or a good curve ball or a
good slider. One of the keys waa I
didn't walk anybody."
Another key was Steve
Garvey's bot bat. He went 4·
tor 4, slamming two solo bome
runs. Atlanta took a two-run lead
in the first inning when Gary
Matthews belted his ninth home
run of the aeuon and Biff
Pocorobaalngled in a run.
But IM An1elea came back
wJth four runa in the fourth -two on Sutton's bloop double to right.
Before Sutton's hit that fell
within 10 feet of three Braves on
the right field line, losing pitcher
Andy Messersmith, 5·4, walked
in one run and Steve Yeager beat
out a grounder to third, scoring
RonCey.
The Braves scored five runs in
the ninth, but former AUanta
pitcher Elias Sosa came in and
stopped his ex·teammatel.
"We were lucky to put so many
runs on the board aaalnst an out·
standing pitcher," said Dodgers
manager Tom Lasorda, "We
were fortunate we hit the ball so
well. Sutton pitched an outatand·
Ing game. He said he was tired,
so I took ham out. It was the
heat."
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MOSCOW <AP > -ln a move
that may affect spectators at the
1980 Olympics, the Soviet Union's
highest sports authority baa re·
commended a no smoklne ban at
a \I faclli ties In the country. the
newspaper Soviet Sport reported
Wednesday.
The Committee of Physical
Culture and Sport also recom·
mended to the Councll of
Ministers, headed by Prime
. Minister Alexei N. Kosygin. that
sale of tobacco products be pro·
hibiled al sport.a facilities, the
paper said.
The committee declared that
smoking by any member or a
Soviet national team would be
considered unacceptable.
The indoor ban would cover palaces of sport, horse menages.
swimming pools and shooting
galleries Current practice at
sporta event.$ Is to smoke In cor
ridors wtaide the main ball
A ban on smoking in Moscow
restaurants was introduced last
September and Is meeting with
mixed results because waiters
sometimes do not enforce It.
The Black Sea resort city or
Sochi, which last s ummer
declared itself the country's first
"no smoking city," bas had to
retreat a bit from a ban on smok·
Ing In restaurants, government
offices. public and private
transport. schools, hospitals and
beaches.
turned lnto tbe net an\S
hi• c:treem waJ abattered. 1be
matcb l 2 bou!!t 38 mlautea: Tho croWd of 15,ouu waa aoUdlY
beblnd McEnroe, •nd th
)'oun1ater overcame some Pr'01
bltml with bis lerYo In lbe ftrtt
lwo1eta to 8've Connors a scare.
£1cb ot the first two sell was
decided by ono service break on·
ly, and ch llme McEnroe
brouaht about hJs own downfall
by double·f ultlna. But apart
from hls service troubles,
McEnroe vfrtu Uy matched Qin.
nora t.roke for atro •e.
The third stt appeared to be eo-
lnt the aamo way when Connors
broke service Jn the first 'ame,
but McEnroe came back m the
next eame and broke Connor11 for
the flnt Ume. There were two
more exchaneea of service
breaka, then McEnroe unleashed
a aerles ol Cine backhands to
break throuah a1aln at 6-4 for the
aet. Connon mua1ed only one point in that 11mo.
Connors now meets th wimm'
of tbe HCOQd HmJfinaJ. between
tht defendint champ on BJocft
Bors and Vilas Gerulait.la. That
match be&an on cent.er court
after t.M ConnoB match.
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Detroit's Tito Fuentes (left) and Boston's
Carlton Fisk await word on the umpire's
decision Wednesday night on a double
play ball. Host Detroit got the decision
and the 7·2 victory as Mark "The Bird"
Fidrych picked up his sixth straight
American League baseball victory.
Right Place, Right Time
Laguna Beach Resident Hartzell Could be Key
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
0t II• Oally f'llol Slell
Angels pitcher Paul Hartzell
knows what it means to be in the
ri•hl place at the right time.
On Sunday he worked juat m
innings in rehef. but picked up
victories in both halves o( A
doubleheader with Texas,
becoming the first Angel to ever
win twice in a stngJe day.
He also knows what it means to
be in the wrong place at the
wrong time Prior to Sunday, he
had a l·S reeord tiesplte having
some impressive statistics.
For Instance. in has last 28 ln·
nings Hartzell has allowed just
three earned runs. After moving
from the s tarting rotation to the
bullpen. Hartzell r ecorded four
saves in 15 days.
"The breaks started evening
out on Sunday," Hartzell told the
Daily Pilot. "I didn't pitch well
enough to win twice, but we just
happened to get runs when I was
pitching."
A resident of Laguna Beach.
Hartzell began the season as the
Angels' mos t highly·touted
youngster. Club president Red
Patterson said Hartzell had the
potential to become one of the
finest p1tchers m baseball.
But the Angels had dreams of
Hartzell becoming a starting
pitcher who could form a
powerful triumvirate with Nolan
Ryan and Frank Tanana. He
didn't hve up to those expecta-
tions.
"I won my first 1ame, lost the
second lo Milwaukee 4·1, then
came back three days later and
sot destroyed by Oakland,"
Hartzell 11aya. "then l went t.o
the bullpen and I've had pretty aood success there ...
Hartzell says his main problem
aa a •tarter was developing con.
slstency while pltchang only once
every five or she daya.
"Now I get to work three or
four times a week and I reel more
conf\dent comina out of the
bullpen:· he says. "I come m
with men on base and the game
on the line. I like that. ll's a do·
or·dle BituaUon."
It seems Hartie11 ls at his best
when the oppo.1tioa is threaten·
mg lo score. With men in sconng
position, opponents are batting
only .l~ agaanst Hartzell.
Statistics lake that give
Hartzell no desire to return to the
s tarting rotatiol\·
"I'd be glad to start again if Mr
meone should get hurt and I was
needed," he says. "But I'm quite
content to stay ln the bull pen.'•
Then, as an afterthought,
Hartzell added, ''God forbid so-
meone else should get hurt on the
club. That's all we need."
All three or the Angels' hieh·
priced free ~gents -Joe Rudi,
Bobby Grfch and Don Baylor -
are injured. A nsh of various ail·
ments bas hindered other
pla)'ers as well.
But Hartzell still believes the
Angels will be in the thick of the
race to the end.
"We've got the best personnel
an our division and most of our in·
jured guys will be back after the
aJl -star break," he reasons. "Ir
we don't lose much ground
before they get back, we'll have a
real good chance."
Sexes Suit Filed
Woman Raps Rules Change
PHOENIX CAP> -Professional basketball player Karen
Logan filed a ~.000 lawsuit Wednesday against the promoter of
a "Challenge of the Sexes" sports television program in which
she competed at Mission Viejo.
Logan charged ln the U.S. District Court suit she agreed this
vear t.o compete In a "horse" basketball shootJng contest against
(or mer Milwaukee Bucks star Oscar Robertson. The contest re·
quired the winner to make five shots the other player could not re·
peat.
She said she won the first game of the best-of -three sen es but
a sudden change In rules that was made at Robertson's request
caused her to lose the other two and the match.
The suit said the chan1e tn rules constituted a breach of con·
tract by Trans World International Inc .• a defendant In the suit.
Trans World officials were not available for com men\.
The suit said Logan compel~ last year in the first
"Challenge of the Sexet" telecast' and won a horse contest
against Los Anaetes Lakera coach Jerry West.
The suU said Logan won Sl,000 for her losing effort
before a national television audience In the match against
Robert.ton. The sull asked for an additional $1,500 she would have
earned lf she had won. .
But in addition, the complaint asks for $100,000 for damages
to her reputation aa a basketball player. Sl00,000 ror damages to
her future earning ablllty and tl00,000 ror the humiliation she
sald she suffered from the allefed breach of contract.
Lotan. 27. coaches beaketball and track at Utah State
University In Loaan. She played last year for the Phoenix Heat. a
professional volleyball team. and has siened with the newly.
formed Women's BaakelbaU Alsoc:laUon.
THAO BOSLEY
Bosley
New Find
For Halos
Nolan Ryan is on his way to
breakmg his own record.
Ryan struck out 12 batters and
recorded bis third shutout Wed·
nesday night In California's 7·0
victory over Kansas City. The
win aave him an even 200
strikeouts for the season.
Al Uus rate. Ryan will break
his own major league single
season strikeout record of 38.1 set
lD 1973.
That year he broke Sandy
Koufax's rttord by one strikeout
on the final pitch of the final
gam.e of the season.
The way Ryan is going, he will
strike out 421 by the end of the
season .
In his next start, Ryan can
match Koufax's record of 97
games walh 10 or more
strikeouts. Ryan now bas 96 . "I had trouble with my delivery
early in the game." he said, "but
they hlt a lot or balls deep that
were caught.·•
The Angels were boosted Wed-
nesday by rookie Thad Bosley,
who tripled and singled to drive
in three runs in hls major league
debut.
Bosley may be the silver lining
to a dark cloud of injuries that
has hovered over the Angels re·
cenlly. .
Bosley, 20, was called up from
Salt Lake City Wednesday to
replace outfielder Joe Rudi, who
went on the 15-dey disabled last
with a fractured thumb.
In hls maJor league debut
Bosley ripped a triple and a
single, driving in three runs as
the Angels beat the Royals at
Anaheim Stadium.
"It's hke a dream. I hit myself
on the head and Uunk maybe I 'll
wake up," Bosley said.
He got the phone call at 2:30
p m. in Salt Lake City and nearly
m1s•ed his plane. Bosley aaid he
expected to serve as a pinch hit·
ter or pinch runner, and was sur·
prised t.o find himself penciled in·
to the starting lineup.
At Salt Lake City Bosley was
hitting .326 and had stolen 23
bases in 45 games.
His performance helped Nolan
Ryan record his third shutout
and 10th win of the season
against seven losses. Ryan
struck out 12 to bring hls season
total to200.
The Angels broke out o( a two-
aame offensive slump with three-
run rallies in the fourth and flfl.h
innings, doing it with a lineup
mi1slng most or their "name"
stars.
Rudi, Bobby Grich (bad back>
and Don Baylor (pulled h•nutr·
Ing muscle> arc out, as well as
pitcher Gary Nolan (shoulder in·
jury>.
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H J!;NLSY·ON ·THAMES.
England -Oran11e Coast Colles•'• eJtht·man ctew eased
to a 1 lrti·fenith Victory today u
the 1071 Jllnle1 Royal Re1atta
tMt1an ln breezy ov rcut condl· tlona.
Com.,.un, In the Udlu Plate,
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Priday th Bucs ar due to face
J ut Oolles ol Cambrid1e.
In other action th Unlverait1
ol Wuhl~ •cored.fint·round
Wins tn twO of the 13' f!ven micont ~tiy20'7crew1.
'W asb ln g ton 's ll 1htwel•hl
elaht, Undt!f 1ttd !or tVio ~ •t·home. rM'fd lb an eaay YtclOr)t
In the Thames Cballen1e Ctu>
over Mldlliid Bcank Rowlilg Club ot~ltand.
A four·man WahlqtOft crew
aclq for the Villt.on.Ohall
Cup won ~ 2~ lqtha cmr. Catbvm 1 Coll••• of Cam·
b.rld& Alto w1nnln1 ll.I II t
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Queen's Presence
Motivated· Wade
.
HUD'-'· who bad beon au.·
penchd '°" ~ uoa previous· ly. led t.bc tt'JI team tn ruahina
with l .0~8 yarda and 13
toucbdowna In tht l'f'IUlar
aca on "" wu the ,,.,t player in
tht i.t"hool'a htttory to ru1h for
more I.ban t,000 yards ln a 1euon
and broke the C'.hool r9Cord ror
cei rraes tn the stason with 233
Then, ln the Gator Bowl, be
scored two t«acbdown1 and ran
for 102 yards In a 20·9 victory
over PeM State
"Tiua was a areat season, but l
think -. can be a nation.al con·
lender next year if we don't make
!oollsh ml.St.akea," Hunter said
after the came.
Browner. a freshman on last
season's &-3 club, averaged 4.J
yards per carry. He s tarted two
games and is the younger brother
or 1976 OuUand Trophy winner
Ross Browner. who wall be back
this season.
.. If we could have anticipated
this we certainly would have
recruited diHerently." said
Dev me.
The suspension comes after
Hunter and five other students
were charged with violating the
school's dormitory rules cbn-
('ernin& visits by women into the
men's dorms
However, the six were found
innocent by the school's judicial
board. James Roemer, dean of
students. appealed Hunter's cas~
and an ap~als board reversed a
portion of tht' earlier decision
aad found the halfback guilty ot
vlo l at1n~ vis1taLion hours
bt'l" een :.exes
The appeal s board recom·
cnendl'd suspen~iQn for the fall
)emester Hunter apnealcd U'le
BOIT BREEZES Kenya's Mike 801t C2l
easily wins his heat rn the 800 meters at
Helsinki Olympic Stadium Wednesday.
Al"l"htl9
Seymour Newman (26) of Jamaica was
second and Tom McLeand (8 ) of the U.S.
was third.
RUDI SIDEUNED ,
FOR3WEEKS
Outfielder Joe Rudi wtll be
sidelined for at least three weeks
because of a l:hip fracture of the
index fi.Pger on h}s right hand, a
spokesman for the California
Angels said Wednesday.
Rudl was hat by a pitch thrown
by Nelson Briles of Texas in the
first anrung of the second game of
a doubleheader Sunday.
PrellmJnary X·rays indicated
no fracture but secondary X rays
revealed a ('hip !ra('ture of the
second metacarpal bon1.' the
spokesman said.
Champs Beaten
Spike Aces Upset
In Finnish Meet
HELSINKI CAP I -Henry
Marsh. a steeplechaser from Salt
Lake Caty, won and lost at the
same lime.
meter hurdles in 49.6 seconds and
Rosalyn Dry ant took the
women's 4-00-meter dash in 52.7.
Wes Williams finished just
behmd Andrews In 49 7 and Quen·
tan Wheeler was third in 51.7.
Meanwhale. several top
American athletes were upset.
WIMBLEDON. Entla.od (AP)
-"The Queen doesn't ca.re too
much for tennia," Britain'•
Vlrtlnia Wade aaid of Queen
Elizabeth 11. "Maybe we can
make her Uke it."
W adt, wbo impressed Chris
E"trt, tbt world's top·r&nked
player IA the wofl\en's aemifinala
of thl centenary Wimbledon
tournament. wUl eet her chance
to copvlnce the Queen in l"riday'a
final, a1alnst towerin1 Betty
Stove ot The Netherland.I. The
Queen la achedWtd to be amon1
the spectators fot the flrat time
11lnce her coronation 25 years
a10.
The 31·year-old Wadt. the
ar een-eyed vicar's daughter,
en<HMl l' years of frustration In
the world'• most preatt1iou1
tournament, reacblng the final
for the first time with a atunnlne
6·2, •-s. 6-1 victory Wednesday
over Evert. the detendln1 cham·
pion and the tournament
favorite.
"When I found out about the
Queen," Wade said, ''I knew It
was Um~ for me to be there ln the
final."
The 6-1 Stove thwarted hopes ot
an all-British final for the first
time in 18 years. beating Sue
Barker 6-4, 2·6, 8·4 in the other
semifinal. "l hope we can show
the Queen something to make her
want to come back," sald Stove.
Wade, playing with a new at·
titude, provided the most excite-
ment so far for the Brttlsh fans.
To the ecstuy of a packed center
court crowd, she thwarted the bid
of Evert to capture her second
straight Wimbledon title and her
third in four years ln one of the
beat center-court duels at
Wimbledon in several years.
Displaying composure, con-
fidence and consistency-
trademarks that previously had
been missing from her game in
big matches -Wade outdueled
the usually cool Evert in the long
basellne·to·baseline exchanges
and forced Chris into numerous
forehand errors.
"I have never played so well."
said the delighted Wade, seeking
to become only the third
Brltllher lo w•D the women'.~
championship at Wimbledon an '° years. Tbe others were Angela
MorUmer ln 1981 and Ann
Ha_ydcm Jones in 19S9.
Ev•rt. who had beaten
Wade tn 22 ot 27 previous
matches, praised the play of her
unexpected conqueror and point·
ed out that Vir111ua's new at·
Utudo •as ptvotaJ.
"Her temperament has
chanced." conceded the
teary-eyed Evert. "For 18 years.
•he bu been playinl wlt.b the
aame temperameiit and not get·
tin1 better than No. 3 in thl'
world. Wlth a changed tempera
ment now. she may feel she can
reacbNo.2orNo. l ."
Wade agreed.
"Wimbledon bas been very
special for me this year," she
said. "I worked hard for it. I
knew lf l went on the court with a
PoSitlve att.ltude, 1 would have a
good chance.
"So I didn't let myseU get into
the babit of dreaming. When I
began loaing concentration, I
said to myself, 'Get on with it.· •·
She did.
"My reputation Is out of date,·
she continued. "I think I have the
will power and the guts to win
this tournament and I am de
termined to show everybody that
this image of me is a thing of tht
paat."
Evert, who served s1it
double faults and made a total or
25 errors, conceded, "I just
played a bad match. I could not
reach deep iMlde of myself and
pull out what I needed to win.··
She added, "I think Virginia
wanted to win worse that I did. I
wasn't easer. I couldn't get
psyched up. I didn't have that
R\UCh confidence in my game
When I am not mentally tough,
people beat me."
Evert saJd she was emotionally
drained Crom earlier matches
against Tracy Austin and Billie
Jean King.
"I am not the type who peak:.
for big tournaments." s aid
Evert. "I play 100 percent 1n
every match. I guess I peaked too
soon." ~ec1sion to the Rev Theodore
esbur~h. the ~·chool 's president.
e dtthned to overturn the re·
~om m"1dation :·
Rudi, hitting .264 with 13 home
n.ma nod a team·leadmg 53 runs
.batted Ul, was placed on the
Angels' supplemental dis abled
list. He wiU wear a cast for about
two weeks, the spokesman said
~f Traek Is Hard . • (" Slew May Scratch
Marsh. an economics maJor al
Brigham Young University,
finished first m the 3,000-meter
!.lee plechase in th e opening
events Of a lWO·day international
track and field meet Wednesday
at Olympic Stadium. But he
failed an a bid to break the
American record of 8 22 4, to run
faster than has personal best or
8 23.99, set at last year 's Olym-
pic Games in Montreal.
After winning in 8'27.9, the du;
appointed Marsh said, "Pity thal
the openjng pace wasn't faster
Now I must wait, because I have
no mor e races in s ight My
season as finished.
Mac W1lk1n s, the Olympic
champion and world record
holder in the discus, finished
fourth. Former world record
holder John Powell was second m
the event. won by M arkku
Tuokko of Finland with a toss of
212·4~4 .
Arnie Robinson, the Olympic
gold medalist in the long jump,
placed second behind Cuba'!>
David Giralt, who leaped 26-l'h.
And Dwight Stones, the colorful
world record holder and Olympie
bronze medalist. also was a run
nerup He cleared 7·1 ~4. com-
pared to 7.3 for Gennady Belkov
of the Soviet Union
Bjg Los Al Race
$100,000 Maturity . .. '
•
E. LNGLEWOOD CAP> -Seattle
cw's co-owner says he may
ve second thoughts about let·
ng the unbeaten Triple Crown :~inner run Sunday if Hollywood
~ark 's track is record breaking
;pa rd and fast.
~ Mackey Taylor said Wednes
~ay after the horse'11 arrival that
'1e wan~ lo be sure Seultle Slew's
legs won't take a pounding as he
tuns In the $300,000·added Swaps
'lakes f "All we vc ever a~kcd is that ~e trnck be bafe," he said. Slew
nd hh entourage arrived Crom
ew York Wednesday.
E
''Now afwe get out here Sunds.y
nd the 8-yt!llr·olds are running
ix furlongs an eight C1:08> and
hangc, we'll scratch."
( ~ Offers to syndicate Stew for
stud ttave reportedly run as high
as $12 million.
However , Bob Benoit.
Hollywood Park's general
manager. said, "We don't an·
ticipate any problems
whatsoever "
He noted that at Taylor or Hill
objects to the 11urface Sunday,
track official& would be In a
tricky situation. because they
wouldn't want people to think
they were doing favors.
"But on the other hand." he
said. "I'm not saying that if there
wasn't enough cushion we
wouldn't change it.''
SeaUle Slew would face a small
rleld of rival 3·year-olds m the
rich Swaps Stakes at l Y4 ·llllles
Sunday. The purse wa.s boosted
from $200,000 by Hollywood Park
because of Stew's appearance.
There were two other
Amencan winners Tom An·
drews of USC led a 1 2·3 United
States s weep m the men's 40·
* * * World IJecord
HELSINKI. Finland CAP)
Samson Kimombwa of Kenya set
a world record in the 10.000
meters today with a clocking of
27 !30.47
The American.trained Ke·
nyan. enrolled at Washington
Slate University Jn Pullman.
Wash .. squeezed under Briton
D ve Bedford's Joni·Slandlng re·
eo of 27·30.80 to hlghlltht the
s~on day of the World Games a Helsi ··s.Olymp1c Stadium.
imombwa lowered his own
previous persohal best of 28 10.3
Jay about 4-0 seco?ida
Major League ~tandi-,igs
1977
MATADOR
WAGON
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1977 JEEP
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East Oivi1lon
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toronto
W L Pct. GB
41 31 .569
41 33 554 1
39 35 .527 3
35 35 .500 5
36 38 486 6
34 38 .472 7
28 44 .389 13
Wnt Dlvlalon
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Chicago 4-0 32 .w 1
Kansas City 38 35 .521 3~
A111e11 36 35 507 4""~
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New York 30 #42 .417 18
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rueten and Mike Boit of Kenya ln
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S,000 clocklni. 13: UJ.4. Leonard
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100, edging Guy Abrahams of
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Quarter horse raclng's pre·
mier horse. Dash for Cash, heads
a field of 10 four-year.olds in the
$100,000 Vessels Maturity Satur
day nJgbt at Los Alamitos.
A winner of 18 or 22 lifetime
starts. Dash for Cash looms a
short price In Saturday's race
that ls run at«O yards.
"We like to tbln" of D•sh for
Cash aa our Se<:retariat or Se.at·
tie Slew," aays D. Wayne Lukas,
the tra.Jner Qf Dub tor Casb. "He
bas done everytbJng asked of him
and proved his worth In the
Champion of Champions.·•
It wu ln tat $100.000 Cham·
pion ol Championa when Dash for
Cash establ111hed a Los Alamitos
track record oC 21.17 seconds for
440 yards.
Saturday's Maturity Is also at
440 yards.
In addition, Dash for Cash has
earned close to $400,000 In two
years of racing. He also captured
the Los Alamitos Derby here lut
winter, and be is ridden by Jerry
Nicodemus, \he premier rider in
quartAlr horse racing.
And after wtnnln1 the Cbam·
plon of Champion• last
Deceml>er, Dash for C~h wu
bred tb • Mlect number of mares.
He dJdo't return to the racet unUl
lut w"k, wben he poeted tbtr faatm qua1Jt)'in1 mark to the
MaturitYflnala.
If anyone la to upaet Dub for
Summer Sport8 Results ...........
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Schaneveldt, who has captured
seven straight Los Alamito:-.
sta~etfTaces.
And Flashr Go Moore was thl·
nation's wtnnlngest quartl'1
hone last year with 13 victories.
Rounding out tbe fJeld arc
China Doll Su, Southern
Gentlemen, Charter Party ,
Mystery Te. Native Creek, 111·
Flys and Dickeys Shane
Stan Defeated
DENVER -The Southern ,
Calllomla Stan lost on a tar
breaker again Wednesday mgh1
as Denver defeated lhe Stars
8·12. l.3·11, l.3·11, 4·12. 6·4 befori·
4,894.
The l08S drops the Stars' rr
cord to 4·4, but leaves them tit'<I
for the lead in the Western
Dlvlalon with Santa Barbara
(3·3).
Coach Dodfe Parker was
pleased with the blocking or Wilt
Ch•mberlain and the fourth
••me exploits of Larry Vocke.
Prlday the Stars are at El
Paso, then it's Tucson Saturday
and San Dteao Sunday before re tumJ.na.
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Corvette Snaps
Speed Standard
DAYTONA BEACH.
F l a (API John
Greenwood oC Troy .
Mich • piloted his 750· ,,~,~=~~~d,.J:'.:" ""u' ,., .. ,.,, horsepower Chevrolet
Corvette around Daytona
Greenwood tried to
break the record Mon·
day but fell short in nine
attempts by less than a
half-second. He took
Tuesday off to work on
the car's gearing before
Wednesday's successful
effort
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r11unc101JuMJOI in this Sunday's Paul
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Aside from heavy mackerel 1\ri~.s. whleb pro-
vide flthermeo wlth a \OU&h war, 1Portdbb1n1 ia
below normal &Ions the Oranae Coaai area wllb on·
Ly 1catte~ catches spicing the action d ._ in The hl1hli1bt wH al t.be Pavilion oca
Newport Beach recently where Mark Barrett of
Upland landed. a 20-pound striped ban Ullnl tix•
pound tett line. ••1t took him 45 minutes t.o land blm and he had
to walk lbe bus tbrouah numerous boau. A lot of
people slmply for1ot abOul their lunch just lo wa\eh
hlm land It," says a Davey's Locker spokesman.
Out of Davey's Locker on a balf day boat
Oar"ena's David Mayeda, a 12-year..old, cau~l a
17~-pound halibut
But other than that it was bdloally the aame
story at Davey's Locker. Art's Landlna ln Newport
Beach or at Dana Wharf -a lol of mackerel acd not
a lot of anyth1n1 else ·
The b111est problem Is waler temperature.
down t.o 62 Tuesday. allbou1h Dana Wharf nports a•
surge ln the barracuda count Wednesday.
Bass and rockfash have added lo the mackerel
catch and Da,•ey's has half-day boats scheduled lo
leave at 6. 12 20 and 5:30, a three.quart.er at 7 a .m.
and the Catalana boat al 2 a. m .
Art's Landing has half day boats at 6, 12: 15 and
5. 30. an all-day at 5 a .m. and weekend boats leavln&
at m1dn11ht Friday and Saturday for San Clemente
Island. Dana Wharf's half-day boats leave at6:30, 7:30.
10. noon. l and s: 30 The three-quarter lea vea at 6 a. m. and the San Clemente l~lands run leavea al
midnight. Reservauons are Std vised.
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derprlvileced children. II anolo Martinez. Eloy
Cavl'&QI, and Humberto
Moro. ~r •• Will encounter. a berd ol alx li1hting.
bulls from the Begona
ranch In the four o'clock
&ff air. Martlnes. conaldcred
by mllQ)' atldooados lo
be Me>tlco•• '"Numerc;'
Uno" Matador, ls known
for bl• artistry and,
brlUlance With both cape
and muleUi.
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contrast to the class1c
1tyle of Mart.inn as
Cavazos. the so-called'
"L&ttl• Glant." who:.e elf\ab penonality, shor:.
stature, and ttamboyant br.very have macie him
oae of nJuana's favorite
torero.. tn the Los A.neeles and'
Oran1e County areal>
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tonl1bt'• flnt an nual
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at South Torrance Hlch. ··Tb• Jame, pit.Una the
bu t player• from the cu· (Southern Section)
•Cal m l the beat from
Loa ~ncde1 clty 1chooll,
wW belln at 7:80.
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8 Irons 19500 ·' \ J Wood• ,
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HUSH PUPPY ~GUYS l OALS) ~ ~
GOlf SHOES IN STOCK llOW
FISHING
SPECIAL
ALL LURES
20%
OFF
NEWS
• Some thing new
for swimmen to win
races hos appeared
on the market
called "Time-Off"
Speed Coot a
~ay tho t friction.
proofs swimmers
and it's legal -used
by leading swim·
men and Olympic
contestants -we
hove it in stock
now.
e New Heod tennis
shoes - fust a rrived,
mode of Cangoron
-the best tennis
shoe we've seen.
Try a porr on
you'D be fmpresMd
-for Guys & Gals •
• If you'"fe a lways
want.cl to try o
rocket before you
buy -we hove a
fabulous offer.
Come Into any
Neal' 1 store and '**"• o tr .. pou and ball machine
tkket to "'-New-
pJort &each TeMls
Club -N.al'• pro
&hop there has all
the moat popu,ar
tenr\l1 rocbta -Try
them oh on the
automatk ball mo-
chJn. -you'O find
th* one you llke
qulddy -OM it'• otl ,,.. ...
•M4'W-~t. ~racquet
h•st ornvid -&t'.
the bat.
,
ToJijght's TV
Hi8hlights
t :JO -"Th Day the Earth
toad .. 'nio aclenc•ftcllon cla11ic
lrOm tan wUb llJcbael Rennie u a via·
l frCliD planet. P1trld1 Neal
aod I II lowe are rntured.
NBC• 1:00 -''A Touch of Cius."
G a Jaclalcn rned her HCond Oscar
ror 1973 movie comedy with George
Se1aJ.
KT1'V • 12: 30 -"The Men." Late n.l~bt movie buffa can 1ee Marlon Bran·
do a movie d but in this l~ flick with
Jack Webb, both playlns paraplegics.
(TV DAILY LOG]
THURSDAY)
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MEMORY LANI Jack Oakie, celebrating his SOth anniversary in
show business. reminisces with formor leading ladles <Crom left)
Mitry Brian, Luura LaPJante and Virginia Grey.
Jack Oakie Remembers
50 Years in l!ollywood
By BOB THOMAS
LOS ANGELES CAP) Fifty years
is a long time m Hollywood, where
Came can lut for five minutes So
Jack Oakle's half.century mark WSB
worth celebrating.
The party assembled some of
Oakie's co-stars: Laura LaPlante
from his first movie, .. Finders
Keepers" In 1927: Mary Brian, the
cheerleader in all those Paramount
football movies: Virginsu Grey, Piper
Laurie. etc There wer<' the usual
civic citations and a cake that bore to
the Oakie visage With admirable
restraint, he refrained from fllnimg It
at a party guest
LATER OAJUE reflected on h..is
golden anniversary at the s1x·acre
spread he shares with his lovely• pa
tient wife. the actress V1ctona Horne.
plus a visltane clan of Jackrubbils Lhat
keep the back lawn mowed
The rambling Oak1e house as local·
ed at \he far end or the San Fernando
Valley, surrounded by tihopplne cen
ten and housing developments. The
scene was d1Cferent when he bought
his place from Barbara Stanwyck 40
yearaago.
"This whole area wu deserted,"
said \he comedian. "Jutt lo show you
how Los Angeles has chan1ed -I
made a little picture called 'Sln Town'
as my second feature in town. The
cllmax wu a brush fire al nlabt. and
the studio picked an open field fn Wett
Los A°'eles.
••1 MENTIONED TO someone that
it was too bad everything wu burnln'
up. 'Oh, that's all right, we were 1otn1
to clear the property anyway," the
man said.· We're going to put up a col·
leee here.· That turned out to be
UCLA!"
Oakie's first movies in Hollywood
were silents. Beine staae·lrained, he
managed the transillon to sound sn
fine st1le. In fact, he boasts of re·
gistering the only encore fn film hl11·
tory.
"I did a number called 'Alma Mam·
my' is ·Sweetie.' one of my many eC·
forts on the gridiron," he r~alled.
"When the picture played the Para·
mount theater In New York, the au·
dience yelled and clapped so much
that the projectionist had to wind back
the film and run It all over aaain."
Sinatra
library
Planned
HOBOKEN, N.J. (AP>
-Frank Sinatra 's
hometown Is
establishing a perms·
nent Sinatra collection In
the Hoboken Public
~------~~._._._._._._._._._._._._.__ Library
Sinatra wun'l present
for the announcement.
but hl• portrait and a few
relatives were.
·•I tell you, I knew
Frankie waa aonna aet
1omewhere because he
WH alway1 going into
the bathroom to work on
hll vocal cords," said
S,natra·a uncle
Lawrtnce Qaraventl. He w11 amonf those at the
flbrary wl\en city o(·
llclalf unv eiled a
portrait ol Sinatra and
the sinter'• mother, Doi·
Jy, who died ln an
airplane crash tn January.
Sinatra sent a tele·
aram of re1ret saylnlf he
couldn't appear because
he waa filming a movie in New York.
Young Comic
Making a Bit
8)' JAY 8HAJ\Bl1TI'
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A familiar cliche: a
1tru11Un1 youne comlc comes to town, works free
at club for expo1ure, ls spotted by noted producer,
l• •lened for TV shows, is finally able to pay rent on
time.
Yet It's all happened to Robin Williams. 24, of
San Francltco. He hasn't been on TV yet, but next
season he'll appear l'l all six of producer Georae
~hlatter's new "X..u&h·ln" specials on NBC.
lt wu ln the Comedy Store, a showcase for new
comlca ln tuburban Westwood, that Schlatter
•potted, then signed Williams, whom he calls juat
H fut UP't.atrs u Jonathan Winters "but much
more dltclpUned."
A LEAN, MUSCULAR MAN, Williams usually
opens ln a furry bat, a tattered black overcoat and a
University of Moscow T-shirt, posing as Joey
Stahn, a Ruuian comic whose Enahsh isn't so hot
Moving quickly. nervously about the tiny stage,
crylnl "Yes! Thank you very much'" at the
sllehtest laup, his act. much oC it spur,of·lhe
moment whlmsy, defies description
On any night. he may try lo teach a rubber
chicken to talk, then hurl It into the audience, then
lie upside down on a chair, announcing he's now do·
Ing "Superman on speed."
O& HE MAY SLIP INTO a wild Shakespearean
lakeofC, then pick up a red glass bowl containing a
ht candle. hold it aloCt as kind of a Poor Yorick
nambee, and cry out to a heckler:
"Let's drink a toast -suck wax and we'll seal
your lips forever.''
The odd Uting about all this runny business is
that WUllarM, by his reckonjng. only has been in
comedy about a year and a month. He orag1nally set
out to be an actor, a stage actor at that.
An Edinburgh, Scotland. native whose folks
moved lo the United States when he was a tot. ht•
says he studied at New York's Jullllard School or
Drama, lben look a leave or absence Lo try his luck
BUT ROLES WERE FEW. so he drifted to com
edy In New York and later with a San Francisco
comedy troupe called Papaya Juice
With SlO In his pocket, he came to the Caty of
Aneels lut year. premiered at 1:30 am at a
comedy showcase called The Improvisation. and
thus launched the job search they call the LA Scur ne
The scu file is hard. particularly on those
wretched nights when a rookie comic faces what
Wiiiiams calls "high-energy crazies." or such as
the hOllile witness who poured a glass or water on
him.
"SHE GOT ME FROM behind while 1 was play
Ina a gospel preacher." he recalled "I was gomg to
baptize her with a pitcher of waler. but she had two
very big friends ... "
So how'd he fight back'!
"Didn't." he mused. "Sometimes it's better lo
turn the other cheek and save your be hand '·
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LOS ANGELES
<AP) "Jonathan Liv·
in11ton SeatuU" may ny
acaln.
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UFIABUMMER
Jimmie Walker
Hall Batlett. who pro·
duced and directed the
mm based on Richard
Bach'• phlloaopblcal boOk. report• that th• No ,re __ J
movie may be re· ~
released ln thll country t •
and Enaland. thJa Ume T. ' ./. r wlth 1 narration ln•tead trneB J 0
of d1alo1ue by the
1eaaulls 1· • "The mm ha.a been a irnrnie
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every country except
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major problem. both
here and ln Enaland,
was havm1 the birds
speak Jn rorelan coun·
tries where the dialogue
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complete acceptance"
HAMPTON, Va. (AP)
-Television actor and
comedian Jimmie ·• J .
J ." Walker, star of the
"Good Times" series.
says these are not good
times and that he's not
happy with his career
"This \5 the first time
I've thought of suicide I
can see suicide," Walker
said an an interview dur·
mg a local appearance
as muter of ceremonies
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ANNll HAUCNt "'"' .. ,II THAT Tout
··Jonathan Livingston
Seagull" had a stormy release in the United
States, with both com·
poser Nell Diamond and
author Bach suing
Bartlett Bartlett said he
has made peace with
Bach. who has written a
narration for the new
version.
Actor Joins
University
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Oscar winner John
Houseman has joined the
raculty of the University
of Southern California as
a visltin1 professor of
drama.
The producer and ac·
tor -he was best sup·
porting actor for has role
in "The Paper Chase
will also assist in de·
veloping proerams In the
performin& arts.
HE PLAYS the gnn·
nin& and irrepressible
teenager who burstli
through the door of an
imaginary Chicago
public housing apart·
ment every week. His
tag line is ··oy.no·mite."
"The real frustration
is that the Good Times
imaae is really
neeaUve," said Walker.
Walker said be has ap·
proached producer
Norman Lear more than
once, asking to be let out
of the series. But be said
he's locked into it.
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'Ma~'k and Mabel' Cast
Every four yurt ob Eftpllft takea the lead·
inJ role ln an Oranse cout cau.,e summer muslcal, or ao lt ... ma. Tb1a y be w11 • UtUe
anx.loua.
T Newport Beach dentllt played Htnry 1111·
1in1 ln OCC'1 "MY Fair Lady'' lo 1*. Then in lt70
he wu Don Quixote ln the col· .__ ....
lete'a •·t.tan of La ManthL ••
The 191' producUon of "Ollver ..
found EnaDlan playtna Facln. Now, only three yean lat.r.
Ensman 11 ln rehear.al for
another starnna role at the
Coata Men collete -a• M ct
Sennett in tbe Oranae County
premiere of ''Mack and Mabel "
whlcb wlll 10 on atace Aus. Min
the colle1e audltor\iun, 1
Cut as the lngenue, Mabel Normand, i• 17·
year·old April Winchell, an actress who plays Con·
nle in the TV serlea "Kid Power" and bas appeared
with the Younc Americans.
JOHN FERZACCA WILL DIRECT the 22nd an·
nual summer musical, which bas a company of
more than 150 in the cast, crew and orchestra.
David Ant.bony Is the orchestra director, with
Walter Gleckler conductin1 lbe chorus, Rebecca
Sordelet u cboreoarapber and Jack Pelton desl1n·
Ing theaet.
Brandee Scurcl of Founlaln Valley and Jeff
Roblnaoo of Costa Men, an OCC mime Instructor,
have featured roles ln the show Others in the cast
are Roy Leake, Wall Douglas, Nick Furtlcella.
David Kent and Pal Brosnan. Ttckets for "Mack and Mabel" are now being
accepted by mall order, with the box otrlce openlni
July 28.
* * * SIX STUDENTS FROM the South Coast
Repertory Young Conservatory were chosen re·
cently for TV roles on network and UHF television
proarams and a business mm. Leslie Schiller, 11, of Laguna Niguel was select·
ed to perform in a docudrama on aeing for ABC.
She and Paul Newhauaen. 10, of San Clemente and
Jon Reynolda, 13, of HunUngton Beach wlll perform
in a bu.sineaa-oriented film about amusement park
!aciUUes. Karen Gedlasman, 7, of Irvine will appear wttb
Nuvbauaen and Miss Schiller in "The Growing
Karen in Movie
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Karen Valentine
makes her movie debut in Disney's ''Bloodshy,"
playing a "spunky schoolteacher." She formerly
tauiht school in TV's "Room 222."
Intermission
Tom Titus
Years" a 30-l>rQIJ'am Mn• oa tb.ildbood and adol~ !oi JCOCB·TV. Qt...,.. 50. And Costa
Men'• Sc«t Atlas, 13, pe:rformcid lD tbe recent NBC
s-roctudlon of "Our Town.·• •••
CALLBOABD -"Tbe HunUn1ton Beach
Playhouse ~ JDDCMIDced ~ foe H• aecood productlon et tl\e Dlfewiitlltt House, "My
Dausbter, Rated X' ' .•. di.rwidd" Joan WiWam.a wlll
hold tryouts for tbret men and Lbree women Tues·
day at 7:30 in th(\ Edaewa\et, on PaclJ\c Coast
Hiahway at Weatmln•ter BouJeYatd In Long
Beach ... also needed l1 a aheepdof. ~ actlngAex·
perlenee neceaary. 1 • "My Daut.bter' open.a ug.
12 for a five-weekend run. . .
TRt·SQlfVermlltS TntSMI~ "RUBY"
PLUS(R)
"DAUGHTER OF
DRACULA"
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Growth Bot
State Issue
•ual PUBUCITY IN THIE 1rowth·no-srowth deb ... .._._ to quarrel• over •hteber to build oil
md utural 1u lmport•Uon faclUtln alon1 the Callfomlaeout
But a fact« w&th u much potenU~d poliUclll am·
port la ....a 1Dt.l,y ~ pnce ~ bousln1 »
that MM lilac in& numbert of wouJd.b;
bom•w llliiiafruatrated.
Sttldftde
Heat.her Lee Monroe,
representing Laguna
Beach. wW compete tor the UUe or Orange
Queen July 10 m the
, So tar, tbe blame for 29th annual pageant
Tice aptral .. •• t o b e h e l d i n ~=rA ~ = at B::w~~! Anaheim. She is a Focus doorttep. But there are ln· Marina High School
--------dlcatlool that aome otthe graduate.
aame buaineal a.ad labor ---------&l"Ollpa puabina the oll and 1u project. may try to
pressure Brown into a more pro-development stance
by claimlq hll adiolnlstratioo bu aided the swift rise of bomepricea. Good News
Cleared ONE TARGET ALREADY BEING hit is the
urban development rJan released thls month by the
eovttn0r'a Office o Plan~ and Research. Tbe
plan calla for less urban sprawl and more emphasis oa~ c1L --on muJU-unit developments on vacant Jand In areas 'J 1~ges
that have already been built up.
The proposed urban strategy was produced A jury has ruled that
lareelybyWllllamPress,olticerdJrector. the now-defunct Good
The newsletter of an Orange County-based bwsi· News publication and its
ness·labor coalition known as CEEED noted, ,publishers did not
''Press ... served aa a lobbyist for environmental engaee in unfair com-
causea prior to his appointment by Brown. He bu a petition during the years
master'sdegreelntheolofy. Wbatelae?.. it circulated lo the aoutb
CEEED's positions are uaually a good indicator Oranre County area.
of the stance that will be taken later by both the state The verdict ended a
AFL-ClO and major business alliances like the four-week Oran1e Coun·
California Association ot M anufactoren. ty Superior Court trial in
which the Laguna IN ADDITIOrJ TO ITS SARCASM about the Publishing Company and
urban strategy's author, the group attacks the urban p u b 1 is be r Vernon
plan tor dictating where Industry and workers can Spitalert demanded $2
locate. milllon in damages from
It also hiLs government permits u the chief the defendants.
cause for rising home prices, claiming the total cost
of on-site labor Cora typical new $60,000 home ls ex-
ceeded by costs of government permits, fees and
price increases due to bureaucratic delays.
Whether this is true or not, it will likely be the
thrust of new ad vertasing campaigns by CE EED and
s1m1lar groups which have become vocal in the last year or so.
IF BROWN RESISTS THEIR pressure to ease
state environmental restrictions on new dev.elop.
menl, he can expect to be madetbescapeaoatforthe
extreme housing inflation. He could also expect pro-
development lnteresUI to contribute heavily to his op-position. _
But even if that happens, it is questionable
whether any of his prospective Republican OPP<>-
. nentscouJd capitalize on 1t.
One would-be opponent, San Diego Mayor Pete
Walson. is hjmselrthe target or criticism by business
and labor for the growth controls he placed on por·
lions of his city.
Another. Atty Gen Evelle J . Younger, is also
responsible for some of the dtffacuJt1es developers
encounter. ms office has used the courts to expand
greatly the state's environmental impact report re·
quiremenls
TB£ JURY in Jud'e
James F . Judie s courtroom further ruled
that the Capistrano
Valley Publlabln& Com·
pany. publishers of the
Good News. did nol
violate anUtruat laws by
selling advertising at
cut-rates before the
paper ceased publication
in 1974.
South Oranae County
ranc her and political
figure Ric h ard J.
O'Neill, a flnan cial
l>acker of the Good
News, testified during
the trial.
IT WAS araued by the
defense that Spltaleri 's
Laguna News-Poat ac-
tually Increased ad·
vertl1in1 sales during
tbe period that the rival
Good News wu operat· AND LOS ANGELES POLICE Chief Ed Davis anJ. '
has shown no signs of interest in the issue, thou1h' A crosa·complaint
thalcouldchange. filed aeatnat Laauna
This leaves state legislators Ken Maddy and Publlablns Inc .• by
John Briggs. both of whom are not yet. considered cap i at ran o Valley
major GOP prospects because or their lack of naJne PubliJhlnJ I11c., was re·
andentificatlon. jeCted by Use Jury.
SAllll'S SIMON AND JUDE
MEllS CLUB IUllllllll• BIAGI
9 PIECE I UCKET with purchGH of $39. 95 to
$44.95 Wiidcat astorhneftt.
DER W1194ERSCHHl1UL: % ~Dela• H'mnlilllftl9'S
for tha price of °"• with _, pwcltGN. )
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Reward Aids Capt11res
A bankers croup U...t believes
tn re ard money to dissuade ban·
dlts from t.&ldn• lt from banks
bu announced the 10th arrest of
a suspect in a year of the pro-ara m.
Tho tll)lter who turned in the
name ol Davtd W. Funderburg at, of Whttuu, u • suspect in the
holdup ol bank.I ln Sant.a Ana and
Cerrlt.ol wtll receive a sz.ooo re-ward.
l'\INDERBURG'S ])botoaraph shot by a remote
COlltrol tu.rveillance camera in
tbe Crocker National Bank, 2201
E. Fourth SL. Santa Ana, March
7, led to h1a apprebenaion.
He was arrested several weeks
ago by .FBI agents based on a llp
by an acqu.aiotanace enticed by
the $2,000 offered by the
CaJJroroia Bankers' Association
for lnformaUon leading to a ten-
tative ldentificatioo of the photo-
1rapbed bank robber.
Santa Ana heuit and another an Cerrt&oa.
THOMAS GAFFNEY, vice
president and auditor of Lloyd 's
Bank ol Calitonua and chatrman
of tho CBA Criflle Deterrent
Committee. eaad the Up ca.me in
no time at all.
Posters soJlcltins information
reaardJN the klenUty ot bank
bandits pboto1rapbed durtne
holdups are Tegularl,y posted an
Southland banks and transit
buses.
Funderburg'a alleaed pboLo-
1rapb was t.be 2.5tb to be dis-
played by tho CBA of auapected
robbers o( financial institutions.
GAFFNEY SAID OF those
cases, the anti crime campaign
1 aunched only a year ago bas re-
sulted in the arrest or 10 alleged
bank bandit.ti
hi• potter u Suspect Su and
when tho ti11Aer telephoned, he
w u advised bow to determl
when tbe IUSpect w taken lnto
custody so bo eould contact the
bankers' reward committeo
aeain.
If coovlcted and Jinn full
P"nishment under tbe law. tho
suapect wUl be Lacina (0 years in
federal prison ~a *10,000 fine.
l)ylmu Split
OnSourNote
SANTA MONICA (AP> -Bob
Dylan, who once recorded a love
sone to bis wife Sarah, bas
divorced ber after 11 years of
marriace. They have five
children.
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Composer Richard
Rodgers observed his
75th birthday with a
s mall private party
this week at his New
York home. Funderburg was taken into
custody by FBI agent$ and ln·
dieted by a federal erand jury
Friday on charfes he pulled the
He explamed that Upsters who
mty recognize a 8U5pect as a
friend or relative are caretully
protected throu&h a doubl&-bllnd
method ot secrecy insurance.
A spokesman for Dylan, one of
the most influential pop musi-
cians of the late 1J60s, said the---------
dlvorce was granted Wednesday
in Santa Monica Superior Court.
;.
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Ocean House Opposed
OCCProfe r Makes Waves in San Clemente
t Ooll 1• pro
,tt11!idft11"f.l•M l baolOI)'
aWXJDR l,o block
l':::S:~ of a thre•1tory 4i be H)'I wwld
vi•• ol lhe a meot.e
r fHtord Prank E . • a r 1l ent of Sin a td bciforo tho
S.aU1 Co11t R•1ton•I zone,,
Co &don mml11lon tafft
prolectton •• bi1torical landmaru.
So far, however, t.he .oclet.Y
haa betn unable to set the city or
a rHoplled Jandmarklni or-
11nt1atJon to dealanate any on tho U1t u landmarlt1.
THEaE MAY BE a quettlon
about exactly how old the Mon·
htrey Lant house ht. Althoulh
0
hlatoricaJ IOClety members s~
ll't the oldest in Sao Clemente,
city records are incomplete for
the 1930f, when lt wu 1uppoeedly
bum,
Marlon Hoon, chairman ol the
f\11tory, landmarb and museum
committee of the San Clemente
Women'• Club, aald today the
bouee "probably baa been there
since about 18a8 . .,
She predicted • '1omeUUn1 of
an outcry" when it becomes
aenerally known that the house .............
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Tit le Seelter
Debbie Luebke, a graduate
. of Dana Hills High School,
will be the Saddleback
Valley representative at the
Orange Queen competition
July 10 in Anaheim. The
winner will reign over the
Orange County Fair, July lS t.hroueh 24.
f:'IJ, Y e&OT 8 7
Car Pooling
Test Extended
SAN DIEGO CAP) -The
Callfom1a Toll bridCc authortb'
says an experiment in promoting
car poollns acl'Qlla th• San Oiego-
Coron.&> Bay Bridie la being a ·
tended Wlltil t.be end ol tae year.
Tho test, belun the first of ~
year, bas not furoish-1 sulf1cLt!lt'lt
data yet on whether peak-hour
eon•eation la being relieved, a
spok.esmu aaJd.
The P'()Jram reduces from 60
cents to 10 cents the toll paid a.y
cars carrying three or mor~ peraons dwina ruab hours. • and tbe '"'1JdiJ:ll applk¥·
,... Kheduled lor routlnu 1p · prowaJ.
•VT -'T IDS ur11n1. th~ cum
mt•lion ~ the Item until 1tx
NIMAlogk~~...,.
•••• ml1bthavelta view olthe Pacific -----------------------------------
blocked by new development.
J\lly 11 •.
O.e1ton thlnlta tbat'a tame
aoa&b for the city's hlalorlcaJ
sodetr and other interested
citb-to muster an appul.
The propoeed duplex, at 117
Capistrano Lane, would be 3S s
feet above a line meuured from
th• caner ol the house to the
center Gt tbe street.
TBAT'S TOO HIGH, and
blocks a aubstanllal portion of
the view from 504 Monterey
Lane, DeniJOl1 and others i.ay
''THE MINUTE YOU destroy
what that man bad in mlnd when
he built it, .. she said. "a view m
the aea, it almply ceases to be
San Clemente b.i1t.ory.
"IL could be in Misaoura,
where there ls no ocean at all."
San Clemente founder Ole
Hanson and his family reported·
ly lived in the house while build·
Ing hia Casa Romantica re-
aidence, ahe said.
College Standout
The Monterey Lane house 1s on
• liat ol old houses and other
bulld.lnp the San Clemente Jli!,
torical Society wants marked for :: eur 1s 1r RE.t.E:VAN T? "
Costa Mesa resident Todd
Collins has been cited ror
academic excellence at South
Dakota's Mount Marty College in
Yankton.
,,
Note: Sil• , .. rta
Frtday, July 1, pr•
clHly It 10 .. M. No
holdovers. layaways
or returns at these
prices. Cash. checks
and credit cards ac·
cepted Stocks of sale
items are not evenly dis·
tributed. You'll find some
Items in limited supply, some
bulQing on the shelves. Please
ask if you are unable to find your 'Ill:::::::__..
selection.
Starts July 1, 10 A.M. sharp!
TonolH finish bamboo chair. Cane
seat and back. Reg. $54.99
Two-toned unreal fur. """"' ..... ,.,.. ...
, .............. # ..................... $69.88
EanMoned Amencan Indian styling,
A--'c• ..... Areebt
40"lrW .............................. $ 19.88
~~":::;. .................. $ .I 0
Sunshine vat~.
S....Hllh. ... SJ.4f ................ $ .49
~-=-· ........................ $ .48 = ......................... 500/oOff
:==~~ ................ $28.88
...... '-'·""" S 6 88 ~SllM •.••.•••••...•....... ,... •
~~~~ ............... $12.88 •
Swing chair.
Sturdy r1tt1n.
R•g.$88.99
69~.~
Twln·•lze rattan htadbo1rd. Save
over 30%. Clasalc styling. Reg. $29.99
3-Tltr na"an cosmetic $I 2 88 ............ .,." .................... .
1 only COit• Met• '~ ~~;' ~'"?. ~~~~~ ............ $98.88
:!:'s~'. ~~~ .~~~.~~ .............. $ • 77 = :;.1-?.~~'.: ............ 75°/o Off
Folktng Bamboo SMlf $ a 88 1~a.,.11t.tt ................ ,..,.~
Rlttan BatM>om Shelf $ 7 88 z....._ ... ,11.ff ................ •
Ratttn Btthroorn Shelf $ 9 88 •/fewtllw .... 111.tf .............. •
1111 betln• July 1. Enda Julyl. llP More Ntw Look• for LtlL • COITAMIS4 .
r111 u.IMM •tOVI
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OUR NEWE5r, FINEST
REALISTIC ~ MOBILE
Reg.
16995
SUMMER SAFETY! SUMMER FUN!
SUMMER SAVINGS AT THE SHACK®!
Why buy an obsolete "23" or perhaps a "23" that's been
converted to a ""O" when A11liltlc'1 top-of·the-llne 40 channel
TAC-424 la yours for 23% off our typlc1lly lower price? You get
LEO channel readout. You get our lat•t Pll circuitry. You qet
noise blanker and other goodies. lncludlng our assurance: we ve
n9Vtr made a tat this not since our first Realistic hit the maft(et
In 1960.
$
SALE PRHI GOOD.
TKRU JULY 9tll ONLY
2Ml22
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wportJazz
Two Pianists
Strike Chorth
, Prom AP Dltpateha
Tbe two most intereatlnl players at tbe
Newport Jaa Fe•Uval'a aoJo piano night Wednes-
day were the pat1d master, Earl "Fatba" HJna, who plt)'ed lul presumably becau:;e everybody
elM WtenSeenougb not to want to follow him. and
Ma• Makowlcz, 37, making his feativaJ debut.
The evenmi was dedicated to jazz pianist Er·
roll Ganier, who died in January at age 56.
Makowici is from Poland, i! popular in Eastern
and Western Europe as an avant-gardist and is 1n
the Uruted States for the first time. He was in·
nuenced by Garner and by Art Tatum and the style
of Tatum 1s more noticeable tn his style. writes As·
sociated Press music writer Mary Campbell. • A suit has been filed In Los Angeles to prevent
ador Abe Vlgoda from appeanng in any television
show other than "Fish" and "Barney Miller."
Mlmus Corp. and Four-0 Productions contend
in the Superior Court suit
that tbe actor sl1ned a ( J one-year contract thla PEOPLE year and promised be _ _
wouldn't perform on any ---------
but the two ABC situation
comedies
Vleoda and his production company were sued
for an unspec-1fied amount of damages. and his
agent, Contemporary-Korman, was sued for $12
million In damages for allegedly advislne Vigoda lo
stop working. •
A Detroit television anchorwoman returned lo
the JOb she quit two weeks ago to protest an in·
lervaew with a Nazi leader.
Beverly Payne returned to WJBK, a CBS
network aUillate. after the station manager
apologized on the air to ber and other viewers who
might have been otfended by the intel"View.
The manager said no offense was intended and
the 'lataon reJpected Mrs. Payne. who makes
$80,000 a year anchoring the noon and 6 p.m.
newscast.8, for her stand on the issue • Rep. 001 Pike says that when he gets invited to
the While House for breakfast. he expects
breakfast. Not "oranae juice, coCfee and a Danish."
Tbe New York Democrat said that when the
Hoose Ways and Means Committee showed up for
the working breakfast, he wu
expecting something special
•·one visualizes the crisp
white hnens. the sparkling
crystal, the crested silverware
all or the accoutrements o!
gracious living," he said.
But what one gets. Pike
uid, is a state dining room in
which the tables have been re·
moved to gave the appearance or
a lecture hall. • M-sda t..S>eacu, the red-haired siren who mar·
rled ex·.U.S Carol of Rom ant a in 1947 arter 22 years
as his mistress. died Wednesday at her home in
E1toril. 50Uttes close to the family reported.
She was 81 and since her marriaee had gone un·
derlhenameofl>rlnce.ss Helena Carol died in 1953.
The Jewish wire of a Roma·
nian artQy olflcer, the beautiful Mme. Lupescu captivated
Crown Prince Carol from their
first meeting In 1925. h<.' aban·
dolled his wUe, Prtnceu Helen
or Greece. arid his riehu to the
throne and took his mistress Lo
the French Riviera, where they
btc ame one of the most
publiclud couples In the world • LUl'l!tCU
This month, 18-year-old Alan P\erce graduated
from Madrid-Waddington (N.Y.) Central Hiib
School. On Wednesday, he was elected t.othe school
board.
Pierce was the salutatorian and a star athlete
tn this year's graduatma class
Running for the school board pos t on a con·
servaUve platform calling for strict discipline and
.. a return to the basics In education." he ousted by
18 votel incumbent Fraak htng, 57, an education
profeaaor at the State University of Nl'w York al
Potsdam. •
Some of the world's greatest musicians decided
to pay honor to one of the world's greatest artists.
In a concert organized by
celllst M1Ustav Rostropovlch,
lllrc Osa1aU will be feted m
. Nice, France oo July 7, when he
turns 90 yeart old.
Roet.ropovtch and his wlle,
toprano Gauna VhlulevlkQ&.
will be joined by vlollnt.l haac
Sten, nuUa\ leU· 'Pt.rft llam·
pal and the NaUonal O~a or the Opera of Monte Carlo . •
Cyclethon Due
Tbe Oran1• Count)'
Chapter ot \he American
Hl.'art A.Ho<'latlon wlU
hold • eyelet.hon Auf. I.
l'he cyclethon wW run
frolQ I •.m. to '4 p.m.
over a H ·mtle coun•
throu1h P'ountala
Valley, Weatsnln1ter,
Garden Grove a.rtd Sa.ala
r\9a.
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Ju,,.U-J0,1'71
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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monster be doing over here!
FUNKY WINKER BEAN
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wr IT ~r ALWA4b 8E
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60tN6 iO CHANGE !
TANK McNAMARA
MOON MULLINS
TDDAT'S CIDISlllD PVZZLI
UNITED Feature Syndicate
ACROSS wordt Wtdntlllayltutt11 Solved.
1 Tot111 up 49 Gave mtala .......,.~~ ~.---. ..... __ __
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25 Petri Buck
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33 Anlmal Joint
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by Jeff Miiiar and Biii Hinds
by Ferd and Tom Johnson
TUMBLEWEEDS
NANCY
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DOOLEY'S WORLD
MOTlEY'S CREW
JIMMY, M~,-Dot.l.'1"1 -tHe oww~
OF 1HIS JOl~T.
by Torn K. Ryan
LOOK! MR~NELSQ\I
IS SlOMPING ON MRS.8~Tl.flf5 FEET
WlTH HER 60(; SHOES!
'(OU KNOW WMAT ~
ME, Slt<1 THIS 15 ONLI/
THE FOURTH MOl.£ ~
by Templeton and Forman
t C~ H6A~ 'TH~
LU&flNG I~ HIS I-IE.A.Rf
AU. 1He WA'(
CV6R MERE!
••1 rqlly don't need new ahoes, It'• just nice to be lblt to buy
10mtthl111 that will atlll tita yw frolft now."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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1
Singer Hbrt ~·
As Her. Car (l~c 1 ANDERSON~ In the DAILY PILOT
IE P&O AU AR to UlOH tn effect ln Los
An• 1•. In • •~km nt, bOlb dt.alriC'\I noted that while UMy bave
a oHd wa r 11vtn1• ln u ~ 10 peJ"Ctnt between Aprll l 111d
Jue u, th• volwitary wat r conservation prosram tn tho county
half aHed to acbleve tho roductlon
Eafornment would be protresalveJy mor• Hvere, be1tnnmr
91\.b a .nu.en not.Ice for the ftnt violauon, a '8"&0nal "cuatomtr
11Uvke'' conaultaticm for the atieond oftenH and at the opUon of the
. dlslrict. lmtall•Uoa of a fiow·rcat.rlc:t1ni dsvlce, or lermlnaUon of en ice.
•~w.,.......
Bel~t I• Ring
Former astronaut John
Swigert has announced
plans to run as a Republican
(or the seat of Colorado
Senator Floyd Haskell in
1978.
Rams Tree
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
(AP> -Country niuaic 1
a1n1er Jeannie Seely re-mained in 1erloua conch· Uon art er her car
crashed Into a trH In
1uburbau GoodlettavUle.
r botpltal officlat1 nld.
Police •aid the 11n,er
apparenUy loet control of
her car in the accident
Tuesday, ·
A spokesman tor
Nashville Memorial
Hoapilal, Joe McDonald,
Hid ?diu Seely, 35, had
undergone eur1ery and
was placed in the
hospital '1 lnLensl ve care
section.
Jlleldflan Ruckus
Solon Slugged ®w11 TUii ooNu T sHoPs. •Nc.
After Pot Vote FR~~o!Jcf!,£Y UT
LANSING, Mich. <AP) -The marijuana de·
bate reached new emotional heights in the
Michigan HOWie when a woman lawmaker slugged
the sponsor of a lsberallicd pot bill moments after 1t
was defeated.
"Nobody calls me a liar." declared Rep. Rosel·
ta Ferguson, <D·Detroit) after she walloped Rep.
Perry Bullard CO Ann Arbor> at least twice on the
head Wednesday.
THE ATfACK WAS TOUCHED olf when
Bullard accused Mrs. Ferguson or lying in her
earlier floor speech against the bill.
Wit h the Purc hase of A tay
Dozen Donuts
1822 S. El Camino Real 22951 Loe AlLio• Bh·d.
SAN CLEMENTE MISSION VIEJO
GeOD \JNTI L .llJL'Y 27
63 a year for~ur. money.
And ~u 8on t even have
to leave It a week.
Supp:>se yo~ OP.en a regular account with us
tomorrow. Any amotmt. Then later you decide you
need cash and you take some or all of your
money back.
Your money still earns at the full 6% ra1e, from
day-in to day-out. There's no withdrawal penalty.
Anytime your account balance is $5,000 or
more, the interest rate Jumps to 61/2%. With the same
liberal withdrawal temlS. And whatever the rate,
we compound it quarterly.
No mirumums, no tie-up, and 6%. It'll pay yotl
to call us for the details. Available to individuals,
corporations, and organizations residing in
<::::alifornia.
COMME"CIAL C~DIT
COMMERCIAL CREDfT N...AN.
INCORPORATED
COSTA MESA ANAHEIM HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE
370 Eo•I J71h S1r .. 1 &50 Soulh 10675 Goldun Wual 1111 Town & Country Rd.
645·8700 Brookhur1I Streol 847.7771 Sutle 26
774-6740 547-~71
The measure, which had been approved by a
single vote Tuesdtty, lost Wednesday 48·53 on a re·
consideration vote. It would eliminate jail terms for
possession of an ounce or less of marijuana. provid·
ing only for a $100 fine with no criminal record.
The stage had already been set for a don·
nybrook w1lh the dell very of a passionate, intensely
personal speech against the bill by Rep. Matthew
McNeely, another Detroit Democrat.
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RECALLING THE DEA111 OF his 31-year-old
&on from a heroin overdose, McNeely implored
lawmakers m the hu'>hed chamber to change their
Tuesday vole, defeat the bill and not "love your kids
lodcath ··
'"ManJuana was not i.trong enough for him.''
McNeely said or his son "They went cocaine, to
heroin. And my son died. Every day my family suf·
fors. We cry every day because of it."
Mrs Ferguson, who opposes the bill and has
also talked of relatives with drug problems, broke
down in tears during McNecly's speech and had lo
leave the chambers mom en tartly.
AFTER McNEELY'S ADDRESS, which was
greeted with applause, lawmakers tried to postpone
action on the bill ~cause or the emotions that had
been aroused. But that effort was rejected.
A ~hort lime lat.er. with a swing of seven votes,
the House defeated the bill. Bullard then walked to
Mrs f\·q~u~on's desk and Lold her she had lied in
her l'arhcr sp<.·crh against. the bill. he told reporters
later
At that point, Mr!> Fergusen jumped up and,
yelling ·vou pot smoker' You pol smoker!"
whacked Bullard on the !>Ide of the head. Some wit·
nesi.es :-.a1d she strurk h1 m with un ashtny. but
others SJld she Ust•d her (1SlS
"l DON'T KNOW WHAT (did," Mrs. Ferguson
said later ... , was angry. lie sneeringly called me a
liar and I saw red, while and blue~"
llousl' sergeants restrained Mrs. Ferguson and
thC' !louse Wf!S 1mmed1atcly adJoumed. The bill can
be reconsidered again, and Bullard said he hasn't
decided whC'n to seek another vote.
Afterward, Bullard said Mrs. Ferguson blew up
"becaw,l' she's quite c.1n ignorant person and she
dosen't know what to do about it <marijuana> but
bC'come more and more emotional and excited
about it It's one the of the most fundamental
human responses '·
The "'lie" arcusnttcm was based on Mrs.
Ferguson's earlier testimony that she talked with
· a Wayne County sheriff"' who opposes the bill. A
friend of Bullard ·~. ll~tcnmg in the gallery, un·
derstood that to mean Sheriff William Lucas op·
posed the bill
Harbor Cleamtp
Joint Plans Set
Alter more than a year of trying, the city of
Newport Beach and the County of Orange have
aareed to launch a joint program to clean up float·
in1 debris in Newport Harbor.
City councilmen approved a jolnt agreement
this week that calla ror the city to spend $7,500 a
year and the county to spend up to $2,500 a quarter
on the clean up project.
City staff members have been working on bay
clean up in the tidelands around the bay's docks and
piers alnce April of 1976 when the clty Initiated the
proeram.
Under tbe aarcement approved Monday, the
clean up wlU be expanded to include allot the lower
bay. County omcal1 uld their scooper boat will
continue to operate, but under lhe new procram. it
wiU be auimented by a crew armed with 1coops to
pick upbaytruh.
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•ANNIE' STAR WINS Hl!ARTS OF AUDIENCES
Andru McAtdle, 13, ~ by Fana
·'Annie' Star
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NEW YORK (AP> -When 13-year-old Andrea
McArdle isn'l ainging and dancing the lead role in
''Annie," Broadway's new musical hit, the tiny
redhead ls racking up points al a pinball parlor Clown the block.
··1 honestly believe she wouldn't show up for
performances if she knew she could play pinball all
day," says her mother, Phyllis McArdle, who
babyaita amid the arcade's psychedelic lights and
deafening bells. ·
ALTHOUGH ANDREA'S FIVE-YEAR career
has included roles In TV commercials and on
daytime soap operas, she soared to instant stardom
with her performance as "Little Orphan Annie" of comic-page Came.
She and her trusty terrier, Sandy, soon will be
advertisina dog food, 11tarina up from wristwatches
and gracing T-shirt fronts as Madison Avenue tries
. to cash in on the nostalgia craze.
. Her hometown of Philadelphia. where she
, began her pinball addiction, has asked her to march
, in its Fourth of July parade.
: THE HYa·INCH, 77-POUND perform~r admits • she ·' enjoys most or the attention, but not when it
interferes with her $5·a·day worth of Star-Gazing,
' Pong-playing and other machine fun.
' ·'I can't gel through a whole game without
someone asking for an autograph or stopping me to
. say hello. It's very nice, and all, but f wish they
wouldn't djstract me." she says. "Pinball looks
easy. butlt 'snot."
ANDREA WASN'T ALWAYS IN THE
spotli1ht. In summer·s~k ln Connecticut, she
played one of the lltUe orphans until the director
plucked her from the chorus and pushed her into the
lead.
She had two days to learn the lines.
"Thal wasn 'lso exciting," Andrea says.
And before lbey knew I\, the musical was on
Broadway.
Andrea, who wears a curly wle for put or the
show. refuses lo smear on staie make-up. Her short
'brunette tresses are dyed red by her mothd(, a
form er hairdresser, lo malch the Annie imaae.
"l'M NEVER SCARED WHEN I go on sta&e."
· Andrea explained, straddlinl an easy chair in the
Wesl Side hotel room where her family hu taken up
temporary residence.
· ··1 like it best when I'm alngina with the other
! orphans. They're all my friends."
; Andrea performs In eight shows a week. in·
: duding two matinees. Then sht returns to
: Philadelphia to see her father, Paul, an Amtrak j statistician, and say hello to her best friend, Lisa
Hobson. ,.
IT'S A LONG DAY FOR a 13-year-old, with
homework and tutoring aqueeied around her pin·
ball play not to mention hours spent at p\Jbllclty
intt'rv1ews. One night she even dined with Frank
•Sinatra
Nor does she have time to answer the hundreds
' ()f letters she get.a. Some or them. from love-alck
• adolescents. make her &iUle.
: Others she describes as "weird, really weird,"
: like the letter that aa\d she would be blackmailed lf
, she didn't enclose two "Annie'' ticket.a.
"I like boys. but I have plenty of time for that
when I arow up," Andrea says. "Rl1bt now. I'm·
I haVibl loo mUCh (Un."
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tJNnL THE na&T OF this year,
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participates in scientific research as
well as entertainment activities. He
aays the image of the trainer as the
"guy in the booth slinging flab" is out·
dated.
Research involvement is one reason
why Sea World insists that its trainers
Trip Plan
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Orange Coast College
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meeting July 6 for a lS·
day summer field trip to
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fOlfTAll Hllll Wiii,.... c..,.
A MESSAGE
FROM THE lllD
INSIDE YOU.
No matter how old you
are, there's a kid inside
you who's trying to tell
you he wants out this
summer.
He's dying to cut
loose and have
\ a good old care-~ free time like
' he used to. And
, not spend all
·: his allowance
; dofng it . . ! You may think ~ those days are
far behind you.
Well, that's what the bus is
all about Orange County
Transit District buses take
you to all of the fun
places. Disneyland.
Knott's Berry Farm.
The Fun Zone at
Balboa. The beach.
Anyplace.
Without the
hassle and
responsibility
of driving.
It doesn't take
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change to ride
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Just 25¢ one way.
So you can save
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'""f\\'J~it..~~-"~',. .... · when you get there, instead
· · of spending It getting there. It's called the bus.
That may nc>tsound veryexclting
right off. But think about it Part
of the Joy of youth was not
. having to worry &bOut posses-
sions. (Like your car.) Or being
responsible for,thlngs. (Like
remembering to buy gasoline
nd keel)' change for the parf(ing
meter.) or putting up with 1hings
:you didn't Uke to do. (Uke driving
Jn tratnc:
Listen to the kid inside you.
He's right about a lot of things.
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Recalling the old days
at the 51st Old Timers'
Picnic at Santiago Park
were long-time county
residents Cecil (Tody)
Robinson, 78, above,
and Leo Young, 81, right.
BEA ANDERSON. Editor
Thursday, June 30, 111n C1
If seeing old friends ·
and hearing stories of
the old days didn't
stir the memory, viewing
pictures of the county's
past, right, did.
'Call of the Wild' Wins
called eskers that provide a view
eieht to 10 miles or more across a
lake.
•'Our trips last frOlJ' the
breakup of ice in the 1prtn1 \D\lU
the fall--about 100 day•.'' Hid
Chrlatle at be prepar6d for the
this S\Unftler'11 Journey. ''Wa 10
out as fat u we can by road and
then 10 north from there by
canO..
"During the summer, we're
completelJ out of touch with
cl vllbatlon. Perioc!lcall1, a
planeload or auppltea ii flown in
toua." •
Last yeir, 20 persons, lnclud·
101 10 women. took part. But
because of. jobs and other obli11·
.tlo , Clu1jUe and only one other
person atayed In the wlldemeas
the entire period.
loop.
Fifteen penoM eemmltted
money to the trlp this summer.
includ1n1 the chairman d. the
philosophy department of. tbe
University or rutnoia in ChJcaeo. an electrical enameer' a eWQC:•
tural engineer, a social worker
and a watter at Beraboff's, a
popular downtown. Chieagq
restaurant. .. We've had people in ap fl"oU\
13 to 40 on our trips," nld
Cbrlatie. ''Most ot us are In our
20a and urty 30a.
THOSE WHO JOINED the pro-
ject met on weekenda and even·
tn11 to make preparationl. All
pitched in.
BIO Burtch. the wt1iter, got a
diac:ount on the 200 pounda ol beef
brltket th.It wu cured in borne·
ov s at 140 decree-for • period
of•tboUJ'I. Tti• ~ aoo made n. own
tent•, ··dt1l1ne"d b'1 Cbl11tle. fealU.iiu-a aoedally made nap
under wTUcb flre can be made JD
theraln. "Tho)t also provide retuae
~Id Timer~'·
'Chin Fest'
Stops Clock;
STO•Y uc1 'PHOTOS by DINNIS McLELLAP'l ·
Of .. J*ly ""Wil•t .. Hear the acftill&Q cU~ o/ atones that weTe &tarted laat year. SU
on ~ banks of the ripplb&g Santiaoo-En}oJI awrmmmg' ¥«htmg'
Crauxlod !Wdng! Rina. out c. f.w thuag•f" )
Such were the inducements on the nier ahnouncing the 51st
Oranee County Old Timera' Picnic (and Water Carnival) at San-
tia&o Park, held as it tradltionally is, on \he last Sunday in \June.
And while bone-dry SanUaeo &eek was •far cry rrom a
rushlni torrent as promised -~. the thine that came
closest to "rushln&" was the traffic oo the nearby Santa Ana
Freeway -there c:ertainlY were a sufficient number of old
Umers and stories. ''It's a chin fest," explained Orange County historian Jim
Sleeper, who, at 49nolds Lbe "dllbiou.s booor" of be.mg president
of the Old Ttmers. He JUl'Veyed the several hundred people chatting and eatinf
chicken, w.tennelon and other delicac1es under the shade of tall
eucalyptus trees.
"A LOI' OF history will be rewritteu today,•• he said with a
srln. Helen Gilman Bowen, 89, is an Orange County native whose
rather, R.H. Gilman, planted the first valencla orchard in
California, in 1880. The ranch where she grew up is now the site of Cal State
Fullerton. Eating lunch with her daughter, Peg Bowen, the Fullertotl
woman talked about the changes s))e'a .seen an the county since
shewaa a girl. ~ "Ob. my word,'• she began, remembering trips to the Costa
Mesa area. "Back lo the old daya we went. tbrou&h the fields.
Su1ar beets as J remember it." She recalled, "When my rather came in 1872, he said there
were only five light.a in the valley at niaht. And, of course, there
were desperados and it was wild." What doesn't ahe llke abOut ~way the county bas changed?
.. Well, I wouldn't care to sa.y what 1 don't like. or course it's ·'
overcrowded compared to what it used to be . '' . • •
AT ANOTBEB TABLE Mildred Yorba MacArthur was chat·
ting with the Lynn Sbrewsburys of San Juan Capistrano.
Mrs. MacArthur's great-great·ereat grandfather was Jose
Antonio Yorba, a Spanish soldier who came lo the county in 1769.
Tbe Huntineton Beach. author-historian recalled her own
youth when going for a Sunday dnve meant getUne out the horse
and buggy. ''There was no pavement and there were lots or trees," she
said. adding, "You could cut across peoples' places lf you wanted
to. There were no fences. .
"It was a friendly county. You could drop in and visit
anybody. If anybody came in at lunchtime or dmncrtime you just
added another chair.
"Now you've got to get a dispensation from the Pope."
Any complaints? ,
"The damn noise," she repHed immediately. "lt's the noise I
object to." ·
EIGHTY·FIVE VEAR Ol.,D Claude Ridgway of La Habra.
WhO moved lo the COUnty With his parents IO 1912, remembered
the first picnic 51 years ago · It was known as the employt.'s· psrnH' then, said Rtd,::way,
who for 23 years was deputy assessor sn rhari:<' of pla~ng the
value on the county's orchards I
There was a bigger turnout in thost• days, bul bas1rl).lly it's
the s•me thing, he said. "We'd just chew the fat But they had root races and sack
races -stul£ like that.•' •
He said he enjoys seeing his old friends
"Of course most of them are gone the old ones. But it's
interesting visiting with the ones l have known for several
years." ln recalling the past, the La Jlabra man m arveled at the
revolutionary inventions he'a seen m his lifetime, including the
pbonos:raph.
••1 THOUGHT THAT WU thO ~ wondcrrut thmit I ever
heard of: a voice coming outotlhat little box. Unbelievable Now,
you can believe almost everything."
Seated at another table was 81-year-old Leo Young who was
born in what is now the City.of Orange Ills father came to the
county in the 1860s and owned a winery
He pointed to the dry creek bed. ··rn this sam<' creek W<' used
, to have a swimming hole. And we didn't wear no baths~Ht suits
either. "Yeah, we'd run up and down that creek and chase rabbits,
quall and everything else. It was quite a ti me." Young spent 1918 with the 18th Infantry jn France, participal·
ing tn aeveral major baUles ''over there.·'
<See CHINNING, Page CZ)
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DAILY PILOf q
Accidentally, Luck Turned (Ann Landers ~
~ DF..AR AN~ l • .\NOEHS I re~d th ltt\.or lhrouab ~rore we sot \0 tho real problem HDalU'Vtty eC a crocodUt.
•
rrom ··tt1rd t,udt llurry" lo tho Arkanaa•
Oarrtte and hiad 111 wrH«' I hope h11 parent.a read
lhl• ;
Wt", too, hiave • IO .. yeart ur ~au. Wo •l•O
t ho wH read n\ prone. l.lko th• oth r
\ad, our boy totall'd •car iand wu a "re1ular" In Uttt emcr1enc•> room of tht.• huaJ1&t1al A collar
ne or 1&n arm had lO be Hl, • head nctdt:d to bt!
tl'Md 1.1p r nn t count th numbtir of lnJunca
urdo<'tur would ju1tuy, Oh no, not a.ialn "
Thf'n a • nous lllne11 \\amC'd lntt> • ble11ln1
.\a abnnrmal EEG 1howud up W~ lrlud for
m ontha tu find out what wa• wro1111 1'b41n a won ~ rrul tum"' dO<"tors at a chUdr~n·a ho11pltal In
Memphi.. madt an ut.·uplloh lhey took In our
lt•&r·old collc1c: fre!lhman Thu dhaan~111 ww.
.pay
-1 It was a 11huck, but we• (:1almL'<l tfown wht•n tht•
docton. aa•ured ua b1• tllnca• could be controllt.'<1
b~ 4nlp lbey were r11ht. Jle hun l hMd ian aacc1
dent amc-e ll break.a my heart when 1 recall the
ph~.11cal and m~ntal wnau1sh our boy w~nl
Pisces
Please ur1• all parenta wbo bave "accident
pron•" ctuldrto to aeek 1ood medical help lm· medta~ly. It mlahl be 1omethlni elae besides
bad luck. -ARKANSAS MOTHER
DEAR MOTHE R: Tla .. k you for an
t1nU1lateaJ.a1 letter. Problem: Ma.& people &b1ak
tbt'y HAVE cood medkal ltew u tU It tun a out te
be bad, My 8Clvtce It 1t& ANoTUEB oplnloo.
DEAR ANN . You are not aolna to believe
thla, but It'• the Lord's truth. 1 am a male, :;o
yeurtt old, marrlod 20 years. I juat l~arned that
my "better" half has been 1teppln& out on me.
Nut only stepping out. but. ahe had a man ln our
bed at home. How'a that for a ahoc:ker?
Now abe suys lt doesn't matter where you do
IL that I'm maklnj a mountain out or a
molehill I say »he 11hould have respect enouih
for me lo 10 some other place 1 forgave her but
I'd Uke your opinion THE STUFFED SHIRT
<HER NAME FOR MEI
DEAR SHIRT: Obvlou1ly your wife hH &be
Ba& alace you've forglnn btr. "by belabor
tbe pcUt! 11 lt would mab you feel beUtr, buy a
new bed.
DEAR ANN LANDERS Cun 11 lawyer be
diabarred ror beatlna bls wife? Please put this in
the paper. I wal\l HIM to see IL NOT PROUD
O.P'MYNAME
DEAR NOT P&O\JD: U HE ls a law1;tr be
already lmow• tbe •ntwer, but bere It IA t~.ou..
.\ lawyer tH be d.t.t>arred If be la c'GGvle&H
ot a crime IDvolvlll' "fraud or moral turpitude."
Althoulb tb.l• utually applies to brtbery ud &be
like, It can allO apply \0 a felony such •• as·
travakd baUery. la tome states wUe·beatln1
lualeu unuually severe) la considered a mll4t· meanor.
l a lllinolA, If a latner la ~onvlcted of •I·
&ranted battery <and he loeea the appeal> b'il
COULD •e brou1ht up befort• the f lllnola
Supreme COurt At &oraey Re1l1trat100 IDd DI•·
d pllaary Commf11ton aa a caadktate ror dllbar·
From C1
• . Chinning
"Oh. yf'ah, J got a purple ht>art and all that.
But do you know that 1t never bought one plate of
beans?"
Whal doesn 'l he like about the way the
county haa changed?
''Oh. It's too damn crowded.·· he s aid.
"The population 1s one of the things we've
got to bear with, yes sir " 87 year old George
Vandenberg was saytnR "I love the chma!.l' and
so do Olher people · ·
The Santa Ana resident. shadt·c1 from the s un
by a pith helmet. has been in tht• rounty since
1917
"I don't want lo hnd fault If l can't say
somettun& good about the county I dor)'t want to
express myself "
Later in the day. after mon· than 300 old
tamers came and v.ent, Jam Sll'eper again sur·
veyed the crowd
"This is their one day, ' he '>a1d .. A. lot of
them feel Orange Count) has kind or bypas:.ed
them. things art' moving n little tori fast
"But on the la:.l Sunday 111 Jun1· ""'slop lht'
dock for about four hours
Helen Gilman Bowen
(left) chats with
daughter. Peg Bowen
Stake High ~r AT
r-._~ WIT'S
It's Size That Counts
FRIDA\. Jl LV I
IS) SYDNEY OM ARR
ARIES 1\tarrh 21
April 191 M,1h adJU:.l
mtnl at homl' open
hl\e~ or communication
with one whnse pride has
been Injured. Acl·ent on
decii.1ons affecting plact•
an commuml v
TAURUS 11\prtl 20
May 20 l Dr shr<'wd
t'nough to avoid rushm~
Lo Judgment avoid
s nap decisions. direct
confrontations Ont.• who
docs "backstage' work
has vahd 1nformnt1on
B~ sk<.'µt 1<' JI. but rcct.•p
ltVC
GE!'UNI <\la\ :?I .Junt•
:!O 1 Prt>~surt.• n•i:ard1n~
romm1lm<'nh. h11anc·1;.1I
and i>mot10nal th1-. ,.,
-.tronj.?l~ md11·att•d On<·
close to you 1s concerned
about ctuldren sccur1l}
<'1'1-anges. '>peculallon
pcu;l extravagances
CANCER IJune 21
JuJy 22) Finish rather
th•n begin Spread In
nuence, improve display
and dJslri bu lion. You· re
asJled to sign or approve
document. Key now is to
bl!ij poaltlvc oC legal
standtn1. Don't assume
to4 m uch.
l-EO (July23·Aug. 22>
Hl;hllght couraae of con·
victtons . get lo heart of
m•tters. Deal with
SCORPIO <tlt:t 23
No\ 21 > Your natural
,1b1ltt1cs, courage bai.tc
con\ lct1ons surge to
forcfronl You'n able lo
re\ 1ev.. n•v1'il'. rcbu1lrl
Knov. 11 and be conri
dl'nl You get peek
behind !>Cenei.
SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov
22 Dec. 21) You gain ac
ccs11 to unusual com -
munication Your mettle
1R tested. Cycle is mov-
ing up financial ques-
tions can be resolved
Cooperation of family is
required
CAPRICORN I Dec
22· Jan 19 1 Home or
family c•r<'h· coul d
dommJte Lunar l'Vcle 1s
high ptl'Ct'S fail into
plal'l' JudJlml'nL mtu1
t wn an• apl Lo be on
Largel. Know 1t. bt> conf1
dent
AQUARIUS <Jan
20-Feb 18) Gettin&
behind scenes is almost a
necessity It you depend
m erely on surface In·
dlcations, you could be
falllnll Into a trap Key is
to _go slow, be timid. to
investigate without slow
ing to a crawl.
P I SCES (Feb. 19·
March 20): Friendships
are Intensified. Rela-
tionships become affairs
of heart.
--END
By E RMA BOMBECK
Want me lo make your
day7
There are 22 million
women ov<>r s1Lc 16 an
America
Although 1t has been
m y experit'nrc that
there's nc\>er one around
when you need them. 1
have to belit?ve that.
Somehow. l'vt' never sat
next to a 111ze 16 at the
pool. Never encountered
another one in the fittlng
room Never played Len·
nis with another one or
ever shared a loaf of
bread personally with
one
HO\\l'\t'r. designers
and d<'part ment stor<'s
are finally acknowlcdg
1ng the fact that s11e Iii·
and.overs do exist and
like taxes and "I LoH'
Hip! Hip! Hooray!
that size 16s are finally
coming into their o.,.. n.
And that 1( 22 million of
them would come out of
the closets. they could
turn ttus country around.
You don't believe it?
Listen to this.
In the last election.
there were 40 million
votes cast ror President
Carter and 38 million for
former President Ford.
Realistically, 22 mlllion
chubby votes could sw·
ing the election one way
or another. The 16-and·
overs· vote could be one
of the most innuential
srngl<' blocks of votes in
th l' country. and don't
think the candidates
\\Ouldn t come ~,·court
ang
For the first lime.
women with thighs and
hipa could have some de
mands met before they
committed themselves
1. Legalize puta
Women are sick and
tired of carrying it out or
stor es an plain brown
wrappers.
2. Abolish mirrors in
bath houses. There ls no
need lo aee oneself with
one's skin blousing.
3 . Luxury tax 6n
yogurt l say put the
burden of suppo!1lng this
nation's programs on tht'
s houlders of tho:.e who
can afford 1t thl' s1w
SS
.i Repeal thP A l11w
dress When letter" of
the alphabet \\.l•r••
pasi.ed out. thl' women
over :.itt• 16 got lhc firs t
letter out of thl· bag
We'd llkt• to try for an S
or an I for a change
5 Appomt a commallce
to change the language
referring to \\Omen i.1zc
16 or o\'t'r The use of the
words "stout." "full ·
figured," ·well -
endowed," and "matron·
ly" would be a federal of·
fense
6. A R1ze 16 or over first
lady. We haven t had one
s ince Dolly Madison
used to eat ice cream for
breakfast and we arc
long owrduc
7 An amendment say
ing that then• 1s hfr afler
size Hi and improving the
qual1tyor11
Lucy" reruns. will bl".-----------with ua always
l 've seen several ad!!
of clothina designers
that have 1larted to put
some atylc int.o half sizes
a nd department store11
are fin a lly getting
around to style show11 for
the wom an who regards
bathroom scales as art
objects.
I don't know if some of
you get lbe {mpact o( this
trend, but t do lt means
.-... -Sh~·;;n -~ll~n.'s ·-,
)ERENITY
:. Skin Care Center \(~
. ' A facial designed for ynu -
lhe Eorooean way
"special" member o( OP· ----------
poslte sex . Become
ta~iliar with material at
hatld. Learn basic pro·
ceOures This could pay
.:'it!;·~·i. . }·;~ :c.~'..:':e:.;c;u'
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Special July 011•
lcte.Dkc-'
dlfdeods 11100 <Aus 23·Sept
22 ; Follow through j>O
bunch. Jive run play to
1 nt u it Ive l n t e 11 cc t
CrleaUve processes are
·eropbasiled One who aiied aloot la •cluaUy 1n rested. very much ao
-ft)'OU.
SA <Sept. 23-0ct
22f: Hilbllabt veraatUI·
ty '-be ffexible enou1b to tr4vel, to deal wlth con·
l r;o ., er 1 y w I t b l n
.. lahborbood." Sense
of balan c•. fttneu,
humor 11 mor• hnpor·
ta t tban usual.
Los cabalLe~os
RACQUET ANO SPORTS CLUB
-JULY-AUGUST-
fENNIS DAY CAMP
FOR ADUl TS & JUNIORS ··----. -ftVE-EXaPTIONAI.
INSTRUCTORS ----..-.. _
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DBH MOH
l lMlllLIY
FWn
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LOii CAMMOM
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Want a
mou••
orion 't
to new CU"llOm~r'
on all racial"I
II s vour lace -Pul 11 1n
our hands
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For CWaifie4 Ad AcnON ~fl
A ~ ,,.., U.• ''4Z·U71
mea\, ..,.,..,,,_ cw 4\~ue. U aMlal4 ~ mad~
d ear ........ ~tape ~•llllaalcm wocaJd laave ce ••aluce ••ell caae oa tM bHlt ol IP la· dlYld•al Mlt& W aay ft.u.I ad.loa cOCLld be
Qkea.
What kind of weddJna aoes with today 'a new
life atylea? Doea anylhln1 10" Ann Landers·
completely MW "The Bride'• Guide" tells what's
rlabt for today's wtddJnss. f'or a copy, send a
ck)llar blll, plus a tona. telf·addressed, stamped
tnvelope US cent. poeta1e > to Ann Landers. P.O .
Box 11995, Chlc110, lll .. 60611.
ACf)'ltC Nails
Manicuring
Nail Wrapping
963-3433 "01 H•it. ._,.,,
N TUH.·,111.+ll.\T,
H.....,._lffc.111-"""'
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learn to be •
your own
interior decorator
Hmlfed enroflrMftt lri mcnt«'1
home dltcorcrffncJ coww a•ailabl• ROW
YOU CAH DO IT YOUU1l.F1
Learn how lo pul a room IOQPthE>r ltkP .i orofess1onill
how to decoralP for your family ~ ,tylP of l1vtrlQ
how 10 get the mosf for your decoraltnQ dollar how
to use things vcu elr1>ac1y havf' how lo re·<1o and
··make~o how lo m1~ furr111ure style:. now to
select lhf> rtQhl colors how to choo'" fabrics yo11
can ltve with how ro 1vo1rt mak1nq P•c>Pns•vP
decorating m1stake1
YOUU GfT '1UOHAL A TT9'TIOH
Your 1nslruclor will be Mdstor" P•N'" ASIO
0Pcorarort0es1qner Nancy CilrtwnQhl Sht> hf'•n w•lh
your tnd1v1dual tll>coraltnQ prnt>lf'ms ane1•tif'111.i~e you
on a colm closed circu11 TV lour ot ovN 400 beALllllul
idea rooms
C:LASSU ST UT JULY II
And they II be held nQhl "' our dowl'!own slorf' '1'011 II
atlend one 2 hour cla!l'I a wPt>k lor 6 wt'Ak', Th"
enrollment lee is S35 which 1nc111<1<'S your Decora1or s
.fvlanual student workbook U<,P ynur Bani< AmF-r•carr1 tJr
Masterchargo
CHOO SI THI CLASS
THAT'S COHVfHIEHT FOii YOU
Mondays .-11 7 00 P M
Tuesday!. al 10 00 AM
Wednesday-, ~' l 00 P lvl
Thur<,d<tv'> ill 10 00 AM
CALL JEANIE GEORGE
TODAY TO ENROU
1714) 492-41 53 , .. .,.._.,.... ........ ··-how•
MAOT~ INTb;Rl()Q0
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'!hu!!Cl!y, June 90, 1917 DAILY PILOT A , ...
.. It'• NYC!' too late to lesions that. allowed to ot coune, is dotblns. they set burned out. Dr. RQ a1lo warned-"
take care tit your 11d.D. remain acUve, can whlch for Soutbern<uterally,bJthoaun... asatnat. ptolooted es· Mott of UI tboW4 have become the cam• of un Californians, la like tell-nu. ii ually wbat poaure for ~opl• Oil atarted bdcre wt ere Dee-euary ansJetY. and tn1 crown-ups to wear hu occuned wben men mecllcaUol\ of •ar'Jhll ' tH1tason.' • Newport •c~. rubbtn 1D the rain. and women 1et aaoy 10tl1. Some aotJblotica. BeaebdermatOl lltt.Dr. 'Fortunately, akin "ltyoucan'tcoverup, akin at the back ol lbo hormonal prepuaUo
Dorothy Ji{. Ray told a cancers can be detected the next best t.hin1 ts to neck she aald. "Soige of and diuretics create al-pr•·Trampac lunc~n early. be cut out or wear lotions with built-in the ~en lo my fteld bave ler1lc ructions to eOlu'
at the Bahia Coriotfl.lan bumedolf ·sun acrffns, and there termed thla 'chicken rays leavtni aun·bu~
YacbtClub. "A ainfle lea ion ls are a lot or them on the neck' and 1 tb1nk tbia ii a vlcUms with motUlnt O!: "If you bad a peeling u a u a I y n o t a m~rket.'~ ahaatlyt.erm." rubea.
Warning: Cover,
Don't Crispen note at 3, you can almoat catastrophe, but mony She said the most ef-~~ot J:":t~!mt! :!:c::d n~~e~efe~:~ ~e:~\~in1~;n;, :~eA~o~~ -.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~,,.:;;;;Y~ ... -... ~~.-WCl~ .... ~ .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiO;;;;;;;;;~=i
1un and aeneral ex· and_ it caught before para·anunoberuoic acld, CHRISTIAN MYmCISM poaure to wind and malapancy,lbereislesa anaturalaun·•creen.
weathel',"abetald. chance of scarred Us-''Almost regardless of & COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS
Outdoor 1port1 en· aue.'' bow il'a kept lubricated,
1bualut., particularly Dr. Ray advises both If lbe akJn &snot protect· 493·8642
boat.ert are especially men and women who ex· ed, lt. will acquire, over ~~~~==============:=!.. vulnerable to solar rays pect. to be out tn the sun time, a leathery texture, . .
and tbe damartng el-and wind for proloneed Increasing akin folds and [ J lech of wind and periods of Ume to keep lareerporea. 642·4321 Dlrect o"collect, toaubac(lbe
mol1ture, the warned. face ears, back or neck, ''The elastic fibers in ----
Thia means they're hands. cheat and other the skin that we have toVOUR hometown pap.,,
also vulnerable to skin exposed areas protected. when we are youn& are the DAILY PILOT
cancers and various "The best protection, hard to recover when
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Starts tomarow Srop Fri. 10-9
Our biggest summer event!
11 days of storewide savings on fashion,
furniture accessories. And more! weve listed
just a few of the great bargQins you
won't want to miss. It all starts tomorrow at Robinson's!
* Summer dresses in many styles and colors.
Casual or sporty, prints or solids.
Casual Dresses, 51 .
Orig. $46-$85 . , .......... Now $29.99-$49.99~
*Famous maker blouses 'in solids and prints.
Dressy Blouses, 25 . · .......... Special $14. 97 • .,
* Great selection of summer bags in white or
tan leather, natural linen/camel leather. ·
Handbags, 18 ............ ·. · .. Special $19.97~
. * Blousons in an assortment of P..rlnts and colors.,
Blouses, 4. Orig. $16 .•..•....•.•• Now $10.97 •.
*Junior short-length jackets with zip fronts. Nylon
·and cotton/ polyester poplin styles.
Young Californian Shops, 37. .
Orig. $32-$36 .................. Now $23.97.
*Junior liberty-print sundresses. Great selection
of styles. Young Californian Shops, 42.
Orig. $30-$34 .... · ............... Now $19.97.
* Print robes in wrap or zip-front styles. Polyester/
cotton. Robes/loungewear, 40. ·
Orig. $30 ...................... Now $19.97.
* Men's dress shirts in solids or stripes. Assort~
colors. Men's Furnishin~s. 20 .. Special $11.97. ·
' . * Men's cotton/ poJYestersportShirts. Long or short
sleeves. Plaids, checks or tartans.
Men's Spc>,rtswear,.21.
Orig.$17.50·$~.so ............. Now$10.97. •
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QUantitles ore llmlted. All Hems subject fo prlqt sole.
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~ The Bl11e1t MarketPface on th Onmse Coast Employment L
Preporotion •.•••• 7000-71 99
n, lnve1tnwnt & DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Merchond1H •••••• 8000·8099
8oot1 & Morine ·Ri-v•l'll ., •• , •. , •• 5000.~9
Aftl!IOliftHlllWntt, hrlOftall,
I re.Ind ••••.• 5050 _,.99 You Can Sell It, Find It, [ & 2 5& 1 One Call Service
Trade It With a Want Ad 4 • 78 Fast Credit .Approval
E.,tptMnt ••.••••• 90()0.9099
AYtomobllea £ other
Transportation .••. 9100-9999
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PRmUTION
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A. roRTORMO WITH ,ADDLI T94NIS
Prim11 Portolino -.uth paddlt.' tennis
1·ourt. lu.'ih j!ar<h.•ns and a be<tUl1ful
g uest room with loft ;ind added bath
Oh, you ->hnuld ~t't' these 2700 sq It <II
familv fun in Harbor View Home~ It's
one of the be1't Wl' vt• set.•n An ('Slate
proud Iv prt>sented at Sl85.000
U~IVU~ ti()MtS
HEAL TORS . 675 6000
241\3 E.1\t Coa~t Highway. Co•ono d1·I M,11
,11~0 .,, 1\11".,1 V• 11!1· "' 1.111 •,rt'Jll
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WHO SAYS YOU'RE MEVY LUCKY I
l'h1-. on<•.., .1 hn.•ak for lht• famtl\ thHI
,11·b last' .i Bdrm 2 hath con
<lom1n111m 111 The· Hlutfs. a t onl\
$117 000 .J11"t t r_, to ht•al lh1:-.. lhl'n ('all
673-4400
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.:':: YRORS: Advertisers FABULOUS
CONDO
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rors imnw?diately. The
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llablllty for the first in·
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LINDA ISLE
"The Twm Towers," with 10,000 sq. ft .
of luxuriouti hvin~ area, on 2 choicest
waterfront lots. 7 Bdrms., 6 baths,
f antasllr game rm. with wet bar &
slip for lan~e boats. Completely
n1stom lurn1s hed & offered at
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llvln~ room w/marble fireplace •
wet bar. 4 BRs, 4'h baths, den
w I fireplace, circular garden
kitchen, dinette & eletaantly ap·
t inted master sulte. Lg. pool,
acuzzi + striking vlowl $329.SOO.
arjorie Mahon 64-4-6200. (A-83)
. ..u.aoo
'°'Dover Orlw H¥belr VIN c.ni«
1 tvl!W • CMrWli4 Valley c.;,,..,. IU.1'14
HAPPY N!W YI.Alt
Tontlht ia th flat'al New Ye r'1 Eve!
Th haJtway po1nt for tm and ll hu
been Uniqu y4!ar: Ste mUUon in
at , 40 rull Ume aalespoople and
1co or aauar~ client.I. Here are
~me new Unique llsun1r1.
HAPPY NEW LISTINGS!
IA YSIDI COMDOMIMIUM -ln the
Covea, a deluxe 2 bedroom unit near
the pool Mnd beach . Only $168,000.
Phone 675-6000.
COSTA MllA COtolOOMI IUM -Cen·
trad location. near s hops, schools with
3 bdrms. Ju!Sl $72,900. Phone 546-5990
llYM TH.I.ACE VIEW -Front row
view, comforluble executive home
s urrounding a pool. $295,000. Phone
67 5-$)()().
COM CHAIMIR -CotJld be, needs
you! R·2 lot with 3 bdrm. 2 bath home.
Asking $125,000. P hone 675-6000.
BIG Paymenh
UkeRent
Whoa yuu Htume lb• £~
CLAN 7 ~ J~~~':':. '°:~~r~~~kd v:f c' Wattt
doon, 2 bodroom•. din· p r u r • , " 1 o n u I 1 y
\ n I r u o U'l • b 1 I c k JandJlcaped, decorMtur
8 f1tt1'11ce m.~. UKR, mlrrurs, wet bar in the
7 Bodroon1 h<>mes near call640-1730 ramll?' room, "11olf dHn·
Newport'• Dack Bay! .... Allell 1n~ • k1t th4.'n , 4
On11 •~.5'>0! 8000 5Q. n 1 lllUK"'-l>L'<lroo101', cJlnln1. ramlly
ol tuxunoua hvin1l J\ed ... 1 •-c.u.a--•-" roum. 2 f1repluc~i.. TM·~ w m ,,_...,.... $147,600, BKR. cull
---~tO-lniJ ..... ,......_ I 007 Prtcied redu ced U26 •••••••••••••••••••••••Lanai Or . :!Dr, i.fol tountty clb luc. ~"~ xtr1u1. J .V. Co
;) 1¥-11814 /711«1 • l 677
T!;!ur!day. June 30, 11n _ o.t.tl Y N.OT C.
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tnJ-t 044 '".._ 104 L....-1 on ".,_. . ~ost ......•....•.•.••..•..• ...................... ....................... .................. ..~
...... ,.J ....
San Matro Model. Lower level end un-
it. end ot golt course. view of new
lake. $6,000 m upgrad~ lncl's wood
s hutters. bcuutiful drapes.
St'humacher Willlpapcr. water purlfter
on slnk & much more.
xw MMe ..... 914• ···-nt ,..... o be•llM •• .. apn•t
Jim Pclh
San Joaquin Realtors
752-1830 8-5 or 551·5169 '"1 6.
i
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RaAl(:sTQ'l
MIGUEL SHOUS
• • • _ ....................... ...
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S,alll 1 dM. .. .._ ..... wttt. two .... , _ _. ...... , •••• 100
LAGUNA
NIOUl':t.
499-4551
CALIF. UYIHG
& INCOMI TOOi
FIXER UPPER
WITH POOL
1-------1...,....oe.hoch 1040 lnlne 1044 495-l13) ..............................................
DANA
POINT
4'3-88J:l
T.AGUNA BEACH
497.2439
DUrux •
Nl't."1ll palol end curpt"t
,\II It takCI 111 a llU!e l~·
ualnnt1on & work and
yo\l'll huvr u bt·avt1ru1
pool honw Hurry, coll
~'l03
FORESTE
OLSON
•Nt ••t At •tlll'~
l .. 11 .. l>4&11kin1it in lht• 11un on
this OCCllll hrCClt' 1>11llo
v1ewrn11 thr f'uc1fic
o<•twn. ,\flc•r you huvc
)our l1111lJlal11· tun. cnt<>r·
l<Jln '" yu&Jr llr,lllCIOUIC
ruuncJ k1td1en. und O!X'n
front Ct cltl'lllllt room.
which 111 m11cJe fot
Cahforn111 hvlnit Vou
i:an lhl'n rd1rt• lo 2 Bf<'1t ••c:--~
of relau1t1on 2 t'ar Pnmi•:"tki.ac:WIMwrh>t.1
endd Jl0lr"lll' 1·ar1 kl'l'P tum. 4 Hr horn~. tnr lht•
)OU oU thl.' ~trel'I Thl' husy lamtlv w adclcd
!>e<'Ond half of th111 beauty ill.:n "'*'rl'o & pool 1 a bll' 1l>lhe1dealrl'nlal.Alttll~· inc·luifod Low mu1n
cottage IJkc unit ~Ith 2 ll-nanc<· iiround!> :-;1l·e
UR. 1 Sa. kcepi. it s sclr pulw blln bm·k Bll(J, oil
fit wtth u tidy 111r1irm · All :;rhool11 & oc Colle..:c
lhlii Cur a moa·e $169,1150. within walktng d.Jstancl'
759·0761 ~-c and makl• un olh•r
Copl--1-.,.-ano--Beach 1 0 18 All Pmnt.ic Httalt11r1>
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~'~•36~1
BY OWNER
t'h<1rmin111dean3 Br, 1 '•
Ha. dining rm, 11t1w rvt.a
& drp!j. \'O\'llrt!d pullo.
dhl car garage w ,work
lll!ncb. Corner lot. fncd
hack yard Ruum tor
boat o r H\ parkln~
Sn;1 ,100. 645·7051 or
1>12·0616 fur appt
On The
Goff Cours.
(~Wt>l l'UI d~· -.al prc,.11~l·
area 5 Hctlruom~ dl•
l' o r a l o r p a n l' I 1 n i:
bcl~t·••n thl.' II\ 111ii and
Canul> room, :! wa >
l11t•plun•, 11·1· ronm or
hhrnry Tnra1w lilt•,
1·on•1 ttd p.iUo. poul
$194 ,0llO. fl Kfl, t'all
!'>Ml-17211
Casa Cap1!ltrano. 2hr. RllLL
Condo. by own s.s2,ooo EASTSIDE
DOWNTOWN
10tol I s e J) Jr u t e h o nH ,, ' :J
bedrm, 2 ~rm l on de
a1rnbll' fl ·:J corner lot
with alley Ownrr oc
('Up11>d c•11ll for details.
fl.11·5800. evea968·77~ Westtu~v"' Reoftor1
Inti H Network __ ,.
Fabulous Deane Garden~.
:J llR, alnun\, new l.'•Pll>
& drp. In new cund
Sl 04,95ll Owner/ Ai:l
IJl;tj.93J4!
SUPEH 1 HR 2 UA llOME
healtid f1llt•rt'd pool, l'or
m·r lol. 8172 Malloy, Or
Sll7 ,500 /\J:l. 1145 91lSO
OP'!~lill Sal/Su~ l 5_
HST OF
DWFltLD
:t nr. :i Ba. spat. ma•ter
bdnn. L&e. nlry country
kitchen & pantry. Up-
j rad e d lhruout ,
s pnnltlers & paL10. Call
Nlck Vracm
C·21 lrvmo Plaza Rily
152·M21 or ~1·2784
• DEltlFtELD
Beuuhfully landscaped.
Cu11ttom up1raded Aspen
Jbr, :114'b:i Pride of
ownership Sohd value at
Slln.000. Call Aaent at
75H7~
Woodbridge
Ar'bortake
Aruirc llfr LulCury mdl.
Owner will finance SHORECAIST Sll6.000. Low dwn. wlll
Price Slashed! roni.tder ltoe/option. 1134,
Family room. <'racklina Lakeview 495·5006 or
hroph.1l'l'. studio. Sweep· M9·183.1 _____ _
1,..in. I 044 LocJuna leach • I 041 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Rancho S-Joocpal•
2Br+den New sin Joa· Fireworks Disolav
quil\ model. Nr Racquet IW' PANORAMIC f/JE~
Club. &!al "olf C(')UrttC from Lai:una Beal'h I
l>'leW By owner. $107,000. Bedrm, 3 baths + OR 1
Ph '131· 1'125 rumpw Worldi nt poti·n
Open 11·5. Below Markel Ual for r:inul.y of Vt.Slun
Owncr/Agl 4Rr, 3bu . Sl7S.OOO
F 10 rm. lmmc>d nee. 400LU-~IOR All MZ-11~1. ti75·~31 :>021 1
0
"; u~~--l~~d;IAS~
Dute:;· OWMER """ir1Z-.
THE WILLOWS
Pl.An 10.i. -tlir. h v /cJ111 rm, 1 __ Hlll I OSO
Open houi.c Sat Sun 12·5 --..--• 14>UJI Grovcv1t_1w LdtH'. •••••••••••••••••••••••
ST.!,500 Ph SS2 5900 or SUPER IUY!
M2·6000 l BEDROOM
MIS.4 VEIOI MINl·MAHSIOM -4
bedroom 2 story with pool on a 7700
sq. ft. lot. Don't miss the rU'eplace in
den. $150,000. Phone 546·5990.
4!J'J.:m11 BY IACK IA Y ,...._.,.....,,,_.._....._.,_.....,,,_..i Shurp 2 yr oew Condo. ;s _ ";t I In Caflfon'llo"
Rlt 2 H:i, 'lt•rludl•d P\ l
putlu. 1ivt dcrk 11rt mtilr
t>drm Vt•ry qu1N area 111
11011111.11 1lt•velopmt·nl
\rthur Hl'l'l'tl' Ruullor
151 \17J,
111~ sl~1~ca~u lo m1>lr. ~ Univ .Pk. 4 Br. 2'"J Ba.
chtldnn 1 ~ulteti Chef i. P'amily Rm. 2100 sq rt.
k1trhen l'ormul dme. SlO.t.000. Prine only.
F.':t•r cJ1•ror t hruoul 5.50-S.l:W afL 6 & wkndt>' DKRl)t):!~ll ti41~:m:dyi. •
ALL DRESSED UP
.and ready to .:o for you . a gorgeous r-;tkwood
Model In elite Dl1erf1eld
C'arP<!lllli i.o plu11h you 'II
wunl to .:o barelool
Beauuful drllpl.' .. &
land&caplng. :i Bdrm1> • 2
baths, h1m1ly rm ~l !faO
l'rohably th" Ill.I.It co1ol I\
of 1L's ktnd In La1o:111111
lhlls, u ncul 3 DR. 2 U.ith
So1n•nto modl.'I, 1'1 bhwk
to .:rai.~v 11ark, "Ith
v.iultcd 1·Nllngs. 1110,11
new carpel-. and frc:.h
pamt Only $70.000
HARIOR VIEW rADDLE TIMMIS
Port.ofino with finished guest room .
immaculate. colorful decor and lush
gardens. $185,000 Phone 675-6000
SUf'Elt SPYGLASS HIU Expanded
Tradew1ndM, deltghll ul Jacuzzi with
view, colorful interiorl'.> S325,000
Phone 675·6000
VIEW FltOM HAllOR VIEW HOMIS -4
bedroom, s ingle story, low maint ..
room for R.V . dynamite view. Only
$165,900 Phone 675-6000
~EAL TORS'
flH N/('F~ r PlOPLl SH ~INQ THE NrA Tl Sr HO,...I y.
CORONA DEL MAR, 676.eo<IO
MESA VERDE, &48 5990 • CALL US
I
1002Generol 1002
••··•··•••••·••··············•················
PENINSULA horn<' 1 01' 5 BR. 3 ha.
all amm1t1es Lovely n1.•lghhorhoo<l . a
few s teps from the bea<'h $195.000
OTHER pres tige waterfront homes
with pier & noat from $385,000 up
RA YFRONT. pier & float. lots $250.000
to $325,000, to build your own custom
h ome. Several areas to choose from.
BILL GRJINDY, REALTOR
.1·11 Bu y~1tl1·Dr1v•-. N 8 b 7.S ·bl61
ASSUME VA LOAM
Payat>h• :s.tSJ imo tnclud
ing la>U.+ll, & K1~', IOt ' 3
hr. I '• l>a, lH'l'f.ln VIC~
homl.'. lon·c'CI .11r. P.ilo"
\'l·rdt·~ -.111111• I rvl Only
Sl(),000
AA Realtors
:.11 :-i El Camtno H1•al
San Clem 491-2100
Corona de4 Mor 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Benut1ful rust1r duplex :!
UR & 1 DR bt•am 1·4·11 •
garden patw Sl-19,S(JO
!'AUL :\IAHTIN
Heal Ebtatt• 611 7:111:1
OCM VU HIDEAWAY
Ua<:h(.'lor or J rt 1.,l ' :!B II
:!BA w old ( d:\t 1•hurm
llug1• 1111 w room to
build .lu111 r1•<l111·t•li 111
Sl22.51JO
HALPIHCHIH
H Ei\LTOI!~
675-4392
!J 'r tihl :1 & .!IHI tlu11l1'\
" Ir.: i.:ue~l r rn & hu
Tern hi: IOl'CJfTil' :iii !I.• IJOO
B~ Owner &111 721iti
SPYGLASS HILL
Splendid 1 IJH lam1l>
rm o~ean '11·~. 1>001
Jac·uu1 2 I rpl<:!> • I c1•
land• S2'Jll.ll01l
PAl'I. \I \RTIN
Real 1-:.,1a1t• hll ;:111:1 °' P81)\ ll'W lu:-.ury l l\H. I
B.i , homi-~ :1 lf'pll" ..
nu w I v d 1· 4' or .1 t t• d &
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ca rp.:•tcJ C'.1 II Io r J p pt 7118 1587 or li73 (IHI S
Gt'Mrol 1002 OC.'EANC\NYON Vll·;w
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Bt' & Ol'n. So or HW\. I
100 Getterol .•....•.•...••••.••..•
---------hi\< to bcud1, 521:,.000 WOODIRIDGE
Brn.1dmr1t11 hnmr :! llll
~ 1lt·n t 111111111: rm t 1·~1llr11i .1n•11 111 k11dw11
C;orl(t'OU!. hrll•k 11 pit•
I.ow mu1 nl '"rd 9.Jll !')tlO.
Bolboo l'ay Prop.
RealtON
• 675·7060 •
IYOWHER
:t Bdrm~. 2 bn L11r11
POOl. Ph m416411·1\J!ll
1002
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Executive Home Own1•r will t•;irry Shown
by appt onl>, Ownrr hkr
67:J-!i7 IO 2 Story + Pool
Fanlll\ ruom honus
11~1111, I lwlirm, :!', huth.
ln1111.tl 1hn111g 1110111 I
111111 It 111"1 • 111 I hl't I \'!'
ttld h11t11t r11r nolv
:Sl:!.l'KKI \\Ill lnr ,1p(H
ltl'l1tr1• 11' to11 l.1lt"
2
UNITS rotal rent.a 1475'
Totnl prico ~9.0001
lled Carprt. 7$4·1202
PUBLIC
NOTICE
'1.f';W JRr. :l1'lR.1 home.
d r J m J t 11· II \ 1 n ..: r m
"' vaullt•d ccd1n~' &
frpll', st•parutl' d1111ng
urea mn11t'rn 01~.-n ht \'le
k1Lchcn. SKS.!lOO. Pnn on
I) Ail 640·8925 __
MESA V!RDE
V4•rv i:ood lurl., Cu~tom
hu11l hoow tn tht• '1Po;a
:9S-IOS DOWN
.1B1 :!Bu Mei.a \'1n1!1 h)
mo.11•·• O~n dull~ :.'1117
Ro) al I' .ii m 5 l.1 1!1111 Hurn' __ _
INVESTORS!!
Ju:-.l hl>lt'd. R·2 lot v.1th
rhurm1ng :1 bdrm &
lam1l) rm home . .irnpll•
room for :?nd unit. l(ood
IO<'atlon Call u:-. for 11d
drl~~ & further dl'ta1l:o1
Pnct-d al only S&t.500
IAY &BEACH
REALTY 759-011 I
BJ:;.\l1Tll>'UL·5Br . 31la..
rum rm. covered patio.
many xtroi. S.12·1MB __
N~w Woodbnd~t· Con4o
2 Br + cJ1·n. 2 b.i L:.c opt,
S87 soo $500 mo. ---------i f>W '8-17 or 673 3022 Own Agt 2000 Sq.ft. UNIV.PARK
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A:.l>UmJblc v .f\. lo.m
Cati 644-7211
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A~SUCIAT[Cj VILL~
REALTORS LOCJWM! HICJ'M4 1052 --.......••.......••.....
~leoc:h 1048 •...•..•...••....•.....
0-Y-O APT.
\'t•rdt• ~t·l'l1"1l of C<>i.tul----------i
I WILLOW TREE
Open Thur' lhru Sun
2-5. 3 Im. 21 J ba, film
din rm . :! cover 1.>d
pal10!o. SUPER SllARP
DECOR' Greenbelt &
mt l>'ll'V.'. rent all . up
i:radei; l{alorc' P riced
under srno.ooo
~o vie~ bul 11 "lonr'l>
throw from Uh' 0t·1·<.1n
Walk to r1•nlral L.1~un.1
2 lklrma. &2baths L1.1.:ht
& JllY 1''1na111:111i: .H .i1l,1
bll• 91.S.OOO
\11·,a :1 Ur lam rm &
P<,..,~1hlc• uu1·111 410.11 ll·r~
1\o.k llljl $11i!l,UUll J\1(1
117:'> l!lil)IJ
DOLL HOUSE
1,rnlJ .ill th1• 1:11 .. 111 Iii··
lt.1 .. 111111t1•r II\ 111<1\ 1111: 111
lo 1111' 4 Ulu• 1114' 111~1·,1
l> 1 1 1 ,. II 1 o n II u 1 11
Urook\ll'W :I lift. :.!'4.1 Ila.
ulnum 0~ lll'r ,11\':IOU'
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759-0761
.I ll II .! h .1 • I i.: 4'
1401k~h11p R:.tr J7fi
\1 011n<>h.1 512.!'Jllll II\
ownl'r 1;.111 711 ~
NEWPORT Hts.
X 1 n l I 11 l' ,J I 1 n n n r .
Wt•<;l1'111f ,hopp111" &
H&rhor l!il(h ;J llflrms • .!.
l>.11.hir., rl1111n11 r m 1111·
lum1lv rm w w1•I h.1r :1
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NEWPORT IEACH
REALTY 67S-1642
EXECUTIVE
DREAM
"11a< 111uh 2 ht~ hom1
nt-:.ll~I 1n qUll'l c·ul ''"
,;I(' R(•11ut1lul plunk noor
entrv leads to mo>1'11vc
hnrlo. lpk tn 1tv111J: rfKlrTI
\blr hdrm I'\ a drram
"'1th It 's o v. 11 rplr
Charm1111t 1s 11>1• word for
llll' n•ar \.iirt1 Compl<'ll.'
~1th :? wood rlN ks & I 1 re
11ng llu rr\ • Call
MMl:l!J
FORESTE
OLSON
~ ... ,..,, .....
UY OWN t:ll 3hr. I 1 ha
i6,5011 1778 Crt'!>I monl
ii.Sf• :>-12:1
SOUTH COAST
rLAUAREA
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LARGE FAMILY?
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lw.ll'h \\ tar~·· 1>0111 l'r11t
d1•111r.1IC'!I , II\ "" rll'I
.. HI \;!JI 111 (' 75!J .j'j I I
Dano Point 1026 .........•••••..••.••.•
O~ecan View
I min Con-.trut'l10n
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EVEL YM COPELAND
REALTOR 552°0434
'fl'llTLt-:ROCK Hro;ad
mo11re townhom1· h,1<
Ow1wr :1br, :!ha. atrium
lrpk. 1n~11rtc· l11t sio:i.0110
Rt.'~ 75:.! 0.1:18. l\u1>
213 72C.1·00~
EXTRAVAGANT
1-:X('l'Ull\ 4' homl· 111 4•4•J1
trull.\i l<>C'Jted 11rc
stta1ou~ l nn·er'i1l) Park
Mlnuh"> tu .. hnpp1n..:
'chool,., II< tran.,port;a
lion Priced for 1m
m<.>d1all' l>ale Sl29.500
.4MCHOIACH
IMYISTMBnS
17141 496-7711
MORIMS REAL TY * 494-8057 *
Und.r Hew Mgmt
lond Reofty of
l.a11.un11 l\1•;1t•h
f'or lh-nlulll. Hu1;1d1•11
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NEXT DOOR ..
MONARCH SUMMIT
VIEW
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room, C'h' Un'>t' to 'lhilp
111n1• t. b<· Jt ht•). S120.IJ(l0
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l.a1.un;1 'l1iu~I
496-7222 lll-0836
to Eml•ruld Ba>' 1.11"· b 2 hdrm , 2 ha b1•ac h
home l..oud' of d1arm.
heamcd ce1I . frpl1· •
t·nt:l~ed 1'ilriljll.' + I'll.II ... 4 arport Lg1•, tullvl ________ _
'" Dan.1 1'111nl Har\wr Irvine I 044
SJ 15.000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
''THERA"4CH" -lnch1•pd lot com11l1•td\'i---------ri-lurb111~. With r.iqwl·
1 Br. 21 ~ Ba. pool. ram
rm • dtn rm .• 3-car 111r Uy ow~r.!.:_Cull 551 ·4297
lnu druJ>f'riH & pamt
Rl•ady for 1mmed1.1l c 01
1•11pJory ~N· todJV ut
$1511,IJOO
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Sl07.500
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R E PROFESSlON/\I,.°'
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Huntiftc)ton Co••
Cornor oondo; pool, rec •
2 BR, 1 ba. 186,SOO
IYTHISIA
CAL CLASSIC
Jo'anu.atic 4 bf.droom , 21'J
b4'lh In besl location
Near beach. 11olf /.
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REAL 'tY INC.
714/146-1311
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f111 tlw dl!lilils of this r1• pool, park, l1•nn111. ~Il1lW
ull~ ..:rl.'a1 huy'' SIL'UIOO. 552-11426 for appt. 499·2800
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551·2000
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In dt•strohle Derrf1eltl
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rm 3 full b.ilh!\ l''rml d111
rm, rmly rm w frpll' plu
br<'akf1Hl rm ~flltr !!Wlr
tia1 2 level11 KlLchcin h11
Lr111h compattor 41 dhl
self cleaning oven
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An investment worth panclln11. View deck11
your con1lderat1on I Var:int. 1160,000 Ownt•r
Bdrms , 2 ba family Agnl. 158 0358
home End unit on qutl.'ti-•-------
cul-de.sac !It reel, with
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VILLAGE Ill
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house, tam rm . bltn
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HIGHLAND$
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hou'lt' or 1:la•!>. Ill'~" 1.lf
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R.C. TA YLOA CO.
955-0350
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4 Br, 3 b11lh, Ile rom l.'r hcnnr. 4 llr_ 2 Ba. ;111.
lot. Unob1tructable ~· );1ruai. v\ew. ~1p
ocean view i;radcr., m un)' .ktr.1"' .-.. H· RJty SB!>.~ Call for appt. ...........-om.t 768-4218
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UMIV. PARK COltDOY .4
An exclllna Oxford llODEGVllW LAFAMIUA Mt>del home In Univ p 11 rk, fa nturlng 2 CUSTOMHOME Thill hlahly uplfr11ded
11paclous b<Srms .. rormal 3 Br, 3 Bolc2 pallos1 huge hc,mc nn l'orner lot hu"
dinin& rm., a huee bon111 deck. Wal to beacn Onr a 11 th 1• x t r as. di 11
rm. over the 1aro1•. wUlfln.9'.4'7o l20S,000 hwuh1•r, up&rud\•&t
_areat for family eott-r BOND REALTY carpet. •'UNtom drapett 111
[alninJ A beautiful hv·rm ft ram rm. hllnct11
homt• de11l11nod for great.___._8_3 _1_·9_4_1_1 ___ 1 m kllcllcn, mltr bdrm family llvmii' Clogc lo w /retreat , mlrTorc·d
park, pool & recreaUoo OCEAN VIEW wardrooo doora, alldm1:
11tea. l>rlced toaeJI' ... m "'R HI SCHL 1la11 door •. covl'rcd "EA poUo 1croA1 wh6W hark
Ttt!Tlf'ndout mtn.alde hm of MuA<., exlra w11lk• 11nd w/3 BR, fun. rm., dlnlnlol KIJIUon atone fenoettln ri-
rm.. 3 BA. Great view • r y 0 r d . fl u I I y
Crom ~ levtlt. Room: landacaped w1ih view. ~~~~~~~~~I ror pool. Pull 1rown Dy Owner.118.JOtl. Open .;.. .,._, lra. toe.. A bar1ain Sunday l·S. IS\ <an. ·--------•I •t ~ ... ~daYI) BC'Obn lfi·
red hill ~
5~2-7500
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.IACOIS llALTY
671-6670
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\ 673·7300
••••••••••••••••••••••• COUN &'Y RENTAL BY r orea, tbr tba. trt •IMTALS
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3 Br 2 ba home w fr I• BIO. C>n July ll. 1977. ~r pJrk•. 11h11 'f· Nr JnrHIR. +V,2ba . ~
on on i.rae lot lu ·pool. llZ 1.:or 11-·h~k· 2·3 0bd1rll\~omt'lt G•lkkl•~•t " llc1 . $t50 3 OR z tu. . ... 1395 575 ~ t•orrJi:ated lac bay n \', ...,, arc• mn C4.tll 141'4&&J )8fl.2''» a. ..... ~ 650
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work 835 9114, hm ~duplt-Xt-!l,1112br,2bu, Giro••• 2700 Monyhavoandar_,1l11d OIU_.f7l 490 111>2 4 cur encl 1111·1111. Buy ----v1rw ~ll0.000 tiplx ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllf'Y, did. u~·ll o~ bae'a, 3 BU. l' ~ 8A Condo II\
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REALTORS 640-5560
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PALOMO
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8'5,000 ancr •~lrn lvt
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Bushard Adums t>t~·l~7 rm & din rm. pool & ten·
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patio lht· l'nlll'I' 1 lari
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in Gartlen Gro\c.
4 UNITS
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Alam1Loii. $149.500.
4 UHITS
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nus one 1!! .i !<lecpt·r
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NAPLES ISLAND
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lnvc!ol m~·nt DI\ 1s1011
963-7166
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STEPS TO BEACH w,. h,1\1• :.umml'r rt•nt;tl;.
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:r Hit .lurw 1$111 ~l'pl :i
associated
lluJlt' F:a:.bide 3 br, over Lgt! ltv rm w frpll' & WUOOHRIDGETNHSE
'>lted dmmg area. O\'cr ewn larecr lam1ly r1>om Brand nt'w 2 br + den, :?
2000 sq IL Lgc fenced 1.0\·ely l11wn Sl~S IJ~ P~ol dccor.M75/mo
b.id. . .> Jrd :\lust bt'e lo tn~~ol!ubh! itardcmn& > 5:>2 873d ______ _
bdtC\'l' F'1rcplat·c. new ~'.!>-2165 ----L_,.,. hKh 3248
rug' drape' thruou.t On. Slwri> :Jbr 2b.1 "nnl 'nl. •••••••• •••• ••• •••••• • • I~ Sl!lO mo Callti12·028l bltru.,lrpl1.:.~·111,,l'l1J,d1I, fjr 1'2 ua. fpk. VICW,
1r>ruppt10-.cc & shup" Avail ~mu dct·k. "'alk to bch &
2 Btt. I llJ. Dupll•S.
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S!HO mo S.17 9632
111\8 3.1~1 • ShoP!I S450 yrly. 49-& 3223
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lt-m·"tl \Uni, k11.b & l~l room. Ulk to lll'h. 2br.
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11 b.i rww putnl & de> rein~. d!ihw.,hr. 1:•1' log ~~
cor P\ l y11 rd. dbl lrpl1 Ii: play .irca. 2 L __ H_ll_l ___ 3_Z_SO
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OR O>< EA<;. 111 Il l TORS
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t'Ur ~Jr 77.1 Jo;Jllll CM Ul' ~JI' '\r bt·al h _ .. rpk, u .. rl\'r ~ 111 hold :!nd 1 D. ~mo me<~'.l 1.u9 S!l:l~ _ ~~ 11Y7d.,,f' p.itw ~15 mo C'...ill Uutlley St. John Al(t q1b, potnl. rerri1i1 N TWO OH ONE
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l;!)'ll:!ill ~517 Of 121JI
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'olnRll' leH·I $'>50. I > r
lbC Allt 6.1-1 1133 for >our mobile home o I'· jQuail ~
hldit l'ltc.-Level. all ult\ ~. •
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CDM •••••••••••••••••••••••
· ~ .,.,., ~ at the llomc1o.iller:..
:! llr I Ba. gar. palm. Cood<> lnSurh~dt' doM•:.t ~I 12\0orhm411j--i729 hlln~. & \'ard Super • · · . --
l'll'an. 'mall l·h1fd OK, no po:.:..tble lorull,on tn Slate LCICJW'CI Hlciu-t 3252
pct:. SJ25 A\'I Jul)' 9 beacb 3 Br I ) 8..1. new •••••••••••••••••••••••
IHS·-4855 cpu. paint. wshr/dryr, New 2 Br. 2 Ba Twnh&<!.
_ --refria. cbhwshr. 2 pools. Monurch Summit. adlt
Dano Point 3226 & rec cnlr Yrly be S375 Comm.. clbhl.e. pool &
•••••••••••••••••••• .. • mo Sngls ~ c:_hrldren OK. Jocuul s:JOO per mo. 2 br, OCE/\~ VIEW. nr Marina ~ti. ~ ll.!'i2 & dt·n ultto avail. Tcul &
2Br1Baw/gar,S425mo. lrvln. 3244 Babcock nealty.
7H-981·6286, 982-2108 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4113 OJJ1,.191>-47!J7. UMDER THI OLD
OAK TREE
lluJ.\l' Ouk lo co' 1•r lh1~ <i
1\t'rl' funtosllr '1cw,
Br. Owr111/l' gur. l,o\< Manno. New 3 & 4 bdrm JBr, 2Ba. btn & co1.y in & yard. View. Avail. July
m11mt. Quiet urcu. Mu11t homei. for lent1e. 2000 t o out. lsc~:> ~229 JOth. &175/mo.
1 1't'l'k bt•d, 1n11·t 1a11 y
planh.'11. 1n D\ot'udo &
ln11t lrl!c». wdl v..il<>r.
lh'ilr new hom1• Sh.1k1
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ha1. l'lr 'I 1•rm' UI' H
.! hicom1• units 2 Br. & \ )) Clo~e \o Dana Point TURTLERO('K LovP\y 3 br home, \ge
see' $1511.500 Open Jloui.r 2:.-'00 sq . ft. No pets. $550. ---Rita Myers Real Estate
alternoon11 719 MartAold 17\1)7ll2·8!'ill J Br 2 Ila. nlee ynrds. nr •S..-S420or960-l70l
COM • --~ - -park&. ~chools. S39S mo ---
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3 lwdroom. 2 buth. html l'J.F:AN 3 Br 2 nu, SU!i Rancho San Joaquin. end For rl'nt or leuse. new 4
Iv l<)Om lnl'ludl·~ U'>C or mu, 17117 Sanlu Mana. Untl 2 Br. den, 2 ba. lake Ur, Woodwalk home. fol.
1:lubhou11e. pool & JJl·unl I-' V N r S I a t e r & & aolf roun;e vi<•w. Im I)' lndscpd. cpta, drps.
6 t.:NITS·C01>la Mt:~a
<7H lti77·riGOI
ORS:.!2-05:to :.i I ri plexc•s on I lot ~it h
room to build more All 2
br, I ba UWC 11l!!lall
'ale
& tenml4 court!\ Cull for \JaAnolla. 675·0178 · mac. $.'i5Q, SH 5771 or Imme<! avallablllty ~all
appt ...,c/\,monlh 6i~·a364 no 9 Verde -837 8703or Sue. 581-1000 FIVEACRIS
On puvtd road all olll
i;\•1111 Xlnt for ln,l'tol
menl or lot spill. Ttrm
BKR
17\41676·5717
'OR 522-2080
• 4 •occtdo Rane" • 5 Acres. (1nu1tlc view.
O\'er 200 ovondo lreu. I
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(714) 1176-5717
OR5222080
Cemetery Lob I
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l"or 8810. 2 adjoining rlo
In P111·lflc V 1•
<.:emt'tn1 y. Newpor
Oe11('h Pvt purty
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7 liNITS-Sanlii An..1
Xlnt rental units 1 br 1
ba $150,000 OCW mstittl
SillC
SOt.:Tll OF lllW1\V J
RR homr Hardwood
lloors, bri1.:k ftrt'placc
S1tu,1tcd on <"orner lot
B> appt $5SO month
bdrm townhome. Only
KJ.'\O Per mo. 968-4520 or
!16:! 7787
* C•ntury Park *
MOO. Almosl new 48r +
The Land Otrace
540·3650, 11sk for Don SU ~MER Rl!:NTAL-frplc + fncd yard +
Old COM on Seavtt'w drape5 + D/W + man)' ---------t Available July " Au~ust ~trlS Call 963·6007 an ll IY OWHIR One block (rom Chrna pm. Two 4·Plexea aide by '----------
d I I l d V Cove Beach. Vtry prl\ ate executive 81 e. n x 0 con · ery COLIOfl..,IWl"ORT home w /10' walls. 3 br. 3 desirable Costa M e111 renlwl uea. Sl411.00 REALTORS ba, fomlly rm, bllna,
euch. nrm. 25• ,, ctnwn, 615·55 I I wuher /dryer. refrle.,
prmc only Rt'ply to Ad A/C. exlra11. S500/mo.
No. 9°19, Dally Pilot. J.10 SPVGL~c; VIEW HOME 968·4737 or 540·0511
Box l:SOO Co11to Mean. 4 Br. 2 ., Ba. ram. rm. u....aa..... h h 3240 en 92626' din rm. a co r gar .• ._ .. ".,,.on ac
· Walled courtyard Beaut •••••••••••••••••••••••
RV OWNERS· 111 allruc· RUrdl'n Sl250/mo. Coll ---------11\•e bwchelor units in tor addrcaw & terms
<.:o.ta M~11a. 63\·2950 644..urT orfl44·t:tn~ •AVAii.AiLE•
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2 Lolli nt Harbor RH
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G11rden of l>tvntlon t.N't
l,ara• 1av1n1i. ( 1
m-~
6 1-·ourplexc1. 1 triplex, l l250 2 br Pt utll paid
duplex; top notch uml•. Ooplu. fee Hou11e11 . condomln1um8
und townhom~. l\tonth I•--------· Pnc<.'d ri1tht.! C11ll Jun llomeflndcni 557·0822
nt Pmorm•nce 847 3584 urevea. M2·01S3 s:i.so 3 bt. frplc, l<ld, peta F\'<' 2200 Homerlndera M7.a822
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUNA IUCH 1pf::. ~=-· rm. Kim ok.
10.617 Acrea R ·l un· Homcflnden M7.oltl2 d~ loped land with ell)'. cantOl'I and oce1an vlewa. 3 Br 2 Ba, (pie, 1tov• •
tn month rental• 11t11rtlna
al SJ23 to saoo ~•ltd In
HunUnaton H.arbour and
ffunUniton Beach Call
us for mor•d•t.alla.
SUI0,000. dthwthr. cpU, ilrpe •••• IA•RODUY Rltr end lanai, dbl 1ar. S. or RI AL TY INC.
494.,,1, Hwy, nr beh 61hope. No1~~7~1~4~/~14~6~·~1,~7~1~~I ~. 1575 mo. '7U09t .1:
Uppet'. s Aro ta Bay. ran· Coit. Mno 122 4 CUI de 1&c, avl, i Br I 8•.
taaUc vltw. •••••••••••-• .. ••••••• nr beach, ram Rm. fplc.
lmmac. ft'H Vtrdt 3br, p1\lo, fncd back yd BY owner. to Or11. l~hl. dbl car car. Avail. w/Udnr. t.fonthl1. Prtnc
I& 9 4 ' f e 8 a. d 'I 1 • J ul)' 1. 1315 mo. Cb\ldren onfy.$U0.,7S~
t.U ·:SZ?lut1 OK.M9·2W lllOWMARKIT
Moi;fwtoJtt, Ot1trt, 1 Dr rplr, ran111. lar1• 8harp ~Br, 281, iclnt --~~"".""."!':~--~":1 lttert 2400 )'atd pnv•\t Adul\1 no lotl\lon. MOO mo. Avail
••u••••••••• ue••••••• .,.u.'m> utJI ~ N24 now. Alk for Dan Mii.at*> 1100 ··Lak•Arrowhnd", view, orMH423
....................... r rt\ •Cy, 3 BR, 2 ba, loll. ~~.-...;.;.;..--~,...-I Af' + POOi + JacLU.t.l
'y O~ll 3 levtlt, calhtdral bciftm :t BR SUPER SKARP\ SSJI 14~7HI "" lllnf. owner. ~'°· &Si~ auat rm or dbl ~'O lbr dupl • • 'Bib OJitn toweJutyU,•~· iar. l'P, II hied 7d. lbr 1'>4t.Oar.2mho bC'1l to bearh. ~. Xtm <"11 • >U7•1U6 ot Famll)', ta ok. tuJ, . 6'5.&121 or arty flrianc1n1. C!J'Ml24t, rJU)UMIU MU007
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4200 '!!?ur!d!y. June 30, ttn ••••••••••••••••••••••• , Office Rental 4400 REN T PLV8H 10 ••••••••••••••u••••••• H O USEBOAT. D lly /Wkly. NewPOrl DE K apac:e el 1717$ Bc:A.f7~'2 Daacb Blvd .• neat
Telbort ln Huntaniito•
!"EWPORT Btb. JBr • .0&!1tch. '50. ~ month. it11P9 to beech, 4 Br Z Ba, Baywbona llome. 2 blka Rnnc OW!\ tumlture. Our
fpfc, t"J)ta, dJiil, 16QO yrly r.\l bch. Sha1 Cpl, W /I), l'fft!pOut\lal Wiii IUUWeJ' lse.MZ~ ncd rrd, 111r. c:oc>twk your phone for 110 ~r ·aUSl ... ISS July, Aua. St!pt. M.2·11835 month. Dally Pilot office. " Lovely 2br. 2ba Condo &42-432\
w/cust cptl, drpe It wall SUmmtr kent1l1. ------·• OPPORTUMn'Y o1.1nd: 0 .. 11•. male
P4pen. AU n~ ldtcb, 2 Ron W1lllarm ltc•lly 100 aq.ft . offtctt apace RE-ST AUi.AMT w / r e d c o l I • t • ·
patios +pool, wulk LQ 494 ~lit ava1lablt!. Pac1f1c Cat W\'ll located fn tbo Mesa Om/blktwbt. Maple St,
Wcatcllff 1tiop'1. MOO. Newport weterfroot· Hwy In Newp0rl Bch Verdo Shopplna Centc-r CM. Cell 1213
mo. a.-4W 6 '41·'13?&. c:hurm1n& 2 Hr., w I duck. l'ull Robbtt!, MS-0757 Near MW• lnloro•Llnl, FOUND• Male Gray /8llo
•DELUXE• sioo wk. t1a·•7llO or AJrDort Offices lmmeculatc: Halina Schnau;er, approx 2yrs ..
EHlblurt 8 br, 2 bo. ~ 1if10NTll1'~REE capacity 74· Beer 6 wine vtc E. Coul ltwy &
l.c1111e. lncl •pac. ma11ter SUMMER rcntela COM f\Jll 11ervirc No tease rl' ~~::Q· Call tor detalli. ~Arthur, CdM n~
aulte, din rm & dbl walktoBch.Sleeps&~ ((d 200ti00aq n. Plenty COUO,NIWPOltT FOUND, vie Me .. Pr.
aa r aae. Alto door pcrwk or parklna 20A2 S Jo~ REALTORS S.i\. l"tm lrlah Se\wr
1124 Dana'oW 3126 opener oval . Pool & l)J~OVER Ocean Jetty ~~alc•.to. ~ ..
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••••••••••••••••••••••• recreutlon art>a. Adulll v\ow llvlna. 3 or, 2ba., ...., " ..., r 81 -------
only. No pet.a. From $367 eleaonlly furnished. Mo.te to L IOZS POUND; P11rakoet, bl~ .•
up. SJ.200. month THE EFACIENT 'I OCllt \'1c. Mllnncra Ot°'t' ot. 865 Aml1os Way 6'15 2311 d11ys • ••••••••••••••••••··~·· Dobor:ib tn NB. 642·7435
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JHr. 2bu. ~ to S3liO
2051 Alt u Vhta .
171 l>iOO 33M ALTERNATIVE I St, hd• lrdT.O. 1 -• Nwpt Shores area, H~ •BEACH RENTAL• LOANSAVAILABL£ LOST, fem. ytllow Lab ,.
bllr.ll neon. 2br, lba dplx. 2Br, alps a. ~ blk lo ocn, Month to month rent tn· Crf'dit no\ important. vie. Newland /Slater.
IAJTIWff SSIO
bll 5073
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tu & dl•n l''rptr ·. puuo " ~I ·e 2 Dr c<indo xlnl -,,.,.,1 , ,\dult11 ~z:, No· c • ltl1t•ttW I br • '1 :11 ut tlft'c: u. tHS J:IKl or KJ'/ 11517 conct .. CAJ.S mo. P.illo, I&'-'
Hom!'f1n1h1r11 ~ · -dbl &.ir 962·1072
4 B fl, I Ba ti o u u. ~'7 1»122 t ·,,1 o\ er JS llU¥C 2br, all ~°" .. ach 3l40
p;&n0ram e •I of nacll ,-.. -.~ -.. ---h-3740 ul1I 1x.I, Clil VC!Ji. Jr11pt.•:., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. w1111« 41 audant'r • .....,..,. CIC l.iund1 y Cacal1l1es. aet'ld. Y •ar ur m or ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.~ ii71 a~k for Suo or IRAHD HIW!
luao. ~ arUlpm S!\tALL Ht •. \<'H 110 rF:L t)..\l !1137 art Spm llenry 2 Br apt.a From 1310/per
1<oom11 IJIJ Wtf'k mo. Ull Delaware. HB
BWf'FSCondo3br,2ba AlltSl~/mo ~71>!18 Lo;c 3 Br:! U.i do:.e to O~nl2·5Da1ly 1M1lelo
Conlm.pool.Sal.aty,end •--• h 3748 ~<hools & shnpp1ni:. a ... 1 orean 642·0601 A&t.
uni\. Super loc. A.,.I 1m __,..,,.. oc . July l S325 mo 998 0059 ~·1808
Yrly lae. 714·956-~71 Nwpt, patio & parklne. eludes, r.-cpt. 11~rvice, 673-4883 Broker _Rew. 842·263'7
S2M wk. 11A 39lh St. 1213> II oo h ----Bayfront apt., 2 bdrma .. 2 790 5879 periwna z P one CO\· c R E o 1 ·r N o T I M L<Mll brwn f . Chihuahua,
b;ath&. S100 Mo. yrty. · erage, cont. mom, mail l'ORTANT w~ have n )ra old, vlc Potomac led~. Boat slip avaU. at Balboa rcnin dlx 4 Br 2 service, underground moriey to loan. serunly Ln&CapeCod 962,1~
S4 fl Aaent 6'13 '7300 Ba. i,, blk bilY & bth. S32S ~~!po' rt ta~ 0 re· In by 2nd or 3rd ·rru:.t Lot.t wbl lonc·halred cat.
b b wk. 6'W 1103, 64tMOJ6 Deeds Coty l r, l a, tlepe to fHl::EXECUTl\IE GrubblRealty \IC llarbor & Adaroi..
beach, Shores area. NEW 2 hr, 21i, ba luxur) St.:lTt-: 17105Z7·M73 fluffy uul. red c4'11ar
(714 l~58'71 rum condo. Ocean\'lt'w 1\-W s.no "'Jrhlna.tonea. RNrd, •
f Wulk to bc:h, adult~ ~00 ---SWl .... G LO ..t.. .... S M!'> IM7t Nace 2 Br apt, pie, new Jul) orAug.!>4l6S99 l';xecull\c office spucc, " An ---------
cpt.s. xlnt cond. S34D m o --9:IO sq fl. 50< p rt 6 Mo:. 21\d "3rd TO 1 Lot.t: lrlah Seller. Gr~.
9621072 ON BEACH. 23• Trailer, le.aae w option to renew 1 DAY APPROVAL Nr Ed1naer /Edwar41:..
1 Bedrm, unrurn , AVl. July & Aug . S225 ·l!l6·5759or495-4858 Crl.'(htNoProblcm fluotBch Call897·~
Sl50/mo. Yrly wcl<.ls uul, ~ ~o ~~1 1~ uuls. u CdM dlx 2 rm auile. ~l ANN 613 11611 REWARD! lost darlc)i~V"·-
1-:.\STSIDfo: new 2 ·Br, Dclaxe poolaldc xt-. ''" &ar .. beaut patio. on the · r ulal pd, A /C, ample pk&, ._ .. ~._ Tmt tom cal. vie G~truc
pool, Klcl"i OK No pell> 2br. 2ba, bllnli, d11hwhr. channel water. 559·7199 Hlg Bch •2 blk to hl'h SlMmotomo 875 6900 Offcb 5035 llome~.lrv Ml·llMll
roed.'44-~or840 4933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ________ _,Block t.o ~.u.:h.1175. Uul.
s.!ifi ~l8 CY.1111 Nr bch Adullll, no pe\11. S5&·6588 ll>r •l•w • •" •o wklv ---••••••••••••••••••••••• ',,,...." ..... ' OLXOFCINCM f.OST : Blonde Lhasu
paid ... t't!
5:50/Leaae. Harbor Vu llomcl111rlcri; 5;";7 08:!2
knolls. Brand ~w Z Br & -----
d en. 2"-Bit, frplc , Hewpori .. och 3769
atrium, new cplS & drps. •••••• •• •• •• • • • • • ••• • • •
lnatant Mo.,•in
(',•ulralh lol· . l111.l11
Me:.J "l:r m·w T~nh!ll'.
21>1 1 11 bu, din t rm,
p,it10. ~a1, u1r l'Ond,
hllnl!, lnd:.rpt'tl. onl~
S3JS. mo J~t ~ lcll, 11:1:!1
S!2Stmu 5~·8362 tt-c·--~· 3876 536-4001 LOANS 93 ------m· i\t(' Allutllpa1d i\p5o. June 28, '" •LOOK• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comrortable 2 br home :s11s1mo.Ph7St1>11u2 ° Em•r11ld Bay ureJ .
Peaacd wood kit & wood
parque ent.ry Auto gar
door. Tennh &Swim pool
ucrou the at. Shop' g t'tr \
blk. See & compare Cull
l>t'lu~e :.i bdrm·l bth 2 Br 112 Bu. 150 yards l.;1gunu Beach. Wulk lo ; . . -AJ50 2nd TD Loans 41» 8214
W/J:<1r Bakr to bcarh Nu from beach, call an 6PM beach. Avail. July & .. Pvt Olf11'eS, n·ccptlOn & 1''u1re~t Termulnro 1U411 enona1.----,-350
iminl, nu cpt. 5265. Cull 49'.l !'>551or830·tl125 Aug 2 restroom!>. 720 sq ft Sattl*t' M'9-Co.
Mik<' 1147 6010 Rita Myers Rent Eslulc _total l''lll Volle> 962·3200 642-2171 545·06 I I •••••••••••••••••••••••
Anaht·1m Sl (;Jll ~1.;r. l1> 2 ~tory 2 br. 1'.iba, elt'l'
Sl'l' fi.15 t65S \l<J:.hcr •dryer hookup,
OCEAN 491·S.l20or ooo 1101 l>rlnkma problt!m'~ VIEW ---Office Suite 3 Pvt rms LE: PRIVATE PARTY C'ull Alcohol Uclplmo 673-9181 ror appt Jlrund new Zbrt..
S3l5·~. Ne.ir Pico llch
105 Del Repo6<i
114 /406-S275
Nwpt Reh ol·eunfront rl'l'J>lrm.l''orml·rlyuscd Zthrsaday8!U·3'S30 11e11ut, Jbr, nr new, um hy ms Co A~all Au~ 1 Will pay more for your
EASTBLUFF·Gre11t \U 2
'llY hie. 3Br + Ill re< rm
2 frplcs nu p111nt, vat ant,
5585, 642·6368Sunn)
C:HF.AT RECRF.ATIO'\I
Sw1mm1ni:. s<1una.,, 2
health l'luhi., b11l1arct-.
n1~ht lii:htcd ll'"""
t·ourt..,, Pro & pro shop.
,.;olf dnvmit ran&t!, p:irl~
room .
:? OR, 2ba 1>rl'f•·r rnotu1 ••
•• r r I' t 1 n• •I r fl I • N u
• lulclrcn ur P<.'l' 1;..111 13112
11.ilio, pool rarll Nr
<lr1ldcnwc!\t & Warner,
Sl2.S & elec. Cull aft 5pm,
~15 :W,5
pie prk~. Aui: $650. wk l'all Jalk Suundenon a\ 2n<1 T 0 642 3S13
T 1 "t1 • 642 1603 Wt•~ tern Bus 1 n es s
LINDA & VICKt
OvtcallMa1109t
For the Fun of h! s, jlml S\'l''.'1 Senl('l'S, 563 w 19th St A:.k us about U.t, 2nd 01
3rd lrust det'<i loons Cen
lurv 21 t nvc.,tmenl
U1\·i.,mn 963 71166 I & 2 IR
~!!fl & $235
.1 llr 2 Ba. S350. 2 Ur 2 Ra
~IO <;ara&c Rt>r uca
l!ml Holly 8488311
San.Juan c..,ntrano 3878 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br 6tud10 S325. Dis
hwa s her , laundry
A Hui.lie Cut1e bcarh c·ot
t.a.:e, perfe('t for 1 ti IX'Q·
pie S200 p v. k ·~ Blk from Balboit puv11l1on
673.7772
LIDO U I CONDO
New lux 2Br+dl'n, 3 ba z.aschq ft WJll'rf rrm1 II\
Jn&. lop levf'I Dbl \ u•w ol
:'llewport, flay & Can:il
full security w uncl1•r
itround park1na Arnn.!\
rrom Oelancy''I 1000
per mo. unfurnl!.hrd
Lse. can furnish Call
95.S-0424 or 731 3180 e\c.,
Fl''I: \lTIVITIES ·
Fullllme director 1n•f'
Sunday brunfh, HH<f
lrtl'"· parl11''· 11pu11
tournaml'nLc; & nHH <''
Qwel, unm.il'Ulale bid~
"''lh lk.'aul IJnch.capinR <.: u \ c r l' 11 g ,1 r a~ e i.
.\1lull'. nu µch l.i!CWf.1\'11
Aµt". 2020 fo'ullulon
\\, 11 ltlk t-.;,1st rtl
..,,.wpurt ,\\t> & 1 hlk
'-'iulh or Bay It.JI ·O;j!J7
'\u available 711.5. 2 bdrm
I liJ, adlta, watt!r /)d pd
\\lk to bch $<!~. hl, laat
& St'CUrtt} 536·8-113
fac1Hl11•!!, pool Kalell.o Will sub lse, tiic 2 Br 2 Ba
831 9132 or 493 !lti72 or apt, pool & ~pa. adult
193 8612. c·ommunll) Aug & Sept
South LCICJUllO -3116 SWJ m~759 o.l76
NEWPOHTSllOltES
l.R :?Br. IDa encloi.ed
i:ara.:e. 2 blks to beach
\1 F-", v F.R l>t-:, b..>au 2nd Willk lo !!lores & bus, 1260
ll :? Hr, 1 l.ia l:ilr. udlh mo 'Mi0·5131
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Lge, qwet. luxurious. ex·
ec 2 br. 2 ba apt
Elevator to scenic priv
bl'h Party & game room.
2J>l.'Ople.Sl25t'a :!hr.Iha
,1pt, Newport fic.>u ch. No pet~ 646 1975 arts
VocotlOft Refttab 4250
:? Br, 2ba, n1•w point, ll•n
nl!'l, pool. walk to bl'h
~!>5. S-\8·3657
NEW PO HT HEIGHTS
\'ery nkc 2 Dr I Iii., 1Hl5
l:hrr Dr. Drive by llwn
C"all. Bruce 518 0301
fl I. A U T I F l' I.
f\ l' A 1l T '1 I': ~ T S
S1111o:I<"• 1&2 hcdroom'
l-\J111 & unlut 11 :\l1J1h'I "
orx•n dally 10 VI 1 Hoom
111.111• st•rvll'I' U\,111 ~"
lt•tt<;P rcqulrt>d ~urn.
adull,. uni} nu pt•b
n\er 35 No flt't!I Newly dttcoruted 2br ~ mo Isl & hl +-1100 11dull apt 121)5 Incl ulll . ~Ct'. Bef JO ;1ft B, Wkndb d!>hwhr, t•ncl, )o!ar Close ~fl 99'.!6 to ht•a1·h 000 32:12
Foxhoflow VHIOCJ•
lill W Wilso11 f>.lfl.;.m111 n 'H '°"on U"I nm "II
•;,>hr townhnme w f1111
SPACIOUS
total security Perfccl •••••••••••••••••••••••
hv1ng or wknd relrent for Avail. mo. or July 11600 &
the advcnlurou5 adult mo ol Srrl 111 " St200
Slurt1n11 ut $515 /mo mo Bayfront lovely 21>1,
19'J·2835 2ba. cum1)I Curn incl
w11shl'r & clryl•r Oakwood
Garden
Apartments
.1 111 . 2 hu, Ill~ pvt )Urd.
:\o 1>cb 1 t hih.I nil $32~
11122 ~111·h11l'I Or, llB
~ntt Fumilhed llch•rcnn•!I .JOO '1147 orUnfuntl11Md 3900 .
S..Ci.mtnt• 3276
•••••••••••••••••••••••
:1br. 2bu, 2 blot·k~ lo
beach. On~un vww l.m
ely t:im rm. new. a\1111
now.~mo
AA RP:AL1'0RS492 2100
... ..,....'"'h/Morih
HHll lr.,.1n1• 1.1t 171 h l
1;.1:1 ft>!\()
•I .i.:•· 11uliu & cm· .:aru~t·
• \d11Jt,,, l'tuld 16 & O\'cr
l'ool & )a\'UJ 11 a\ ail
1>:1,:. t llank l 1147 :!5~1. •••••••••••••••••••••••
"\I'S !'>36 :11.;JH THE EXCITING
L>dtl\t· 2 & :i llr lwnh:.1· PALM MESA APTS •
<:.mien Avt 2 ht. 2 h.1 . apl\. pool, palllh. !\11NUTK'>'rONPT
cfrn.11at10 M.iturc adull:. d.,h W'>hn It v prk BCll
0111'1. 1111 JWl.. .1~.111 IOI 3 bl'. ~7 11111 Buch. 1&2 BH
H•..,.... 8"cll/Sooiffl Mcriinlque Aph '*2 :>JU MtO trom S210 & up
t700 l!ilh St 275 IE. 18th St. C.M. Adults. No Peti.
I hl0t:k lo two<'h I br lllll
turn stm wl•t•k 111· ~r10
mo )'curl~ Ul1I 1111'1
H71 IU71. 11:1.1 21115
lllg llcar Cahln. 4! Jlr. fplr
.,lpe.11, week or wkml'I,
&10 5.'i& or 54-0 200 I
ltental1 to Share 4300 New lwnhse. ocean 'l<'W, '[lovt'r .it llilh 1 631 •3003 :i lliipl, pumlt'd an & out ISGI l\h'ba Ur
:1 Ur 2•, Bit, pooh. pJllo 642 Hl70 Ill , drps. 2 ba, frpll'. 2 t5 Ulks Ea!>t of Nl•w1111rt •••••••••••••••••••••••
!>110 mo ~ 4061 NEWPORT 111 Alt.~. No pets, no lllvd I CM Super 2br. 2bo 1·ondo.
--· -·-c·h1ldrvn under 12 425 546 9ll60 pool, dbtu.e. 673 2332 or
Sein J"°" WATERFROMT APARTMEMTS 12th St. -.. -0-0-0 1145-79~
C-'1trano 3271 'nd "',1 .. r \ ,~w 11,,111., :..: rut Sl!JO + u11I. Jnl.1111 " Room1 ...,.,.. " "" '" • I "' <'1 ., 0 .-t I• <'Pl • ••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... \ 1•1, 1..,. .. 1 , '"' ~" ,,o pets. ean .• nr in .. p ~x. " IHCHAIMIMG u,~.., '' s "" mu·" ~l!'>ONewport Dl\tl & drps. lndry fac1I. irar Sl~p1ng rm"! ISO·SlOS mo
UR • :si~ ;\tn Costa Me ... 1 :oil:!.'> 963 2532 1\ll $50 wk Share kit · SAHJUAH Bll.l.C.IH ~UY .... ~678h r ~ balh Shown Mon·Sat
Fem to 11hr expem1cs. 2
HR hou'1' quiet m;,lure.
n .'hp. adull Kn11 , en'' 642 Oll81 or 610 1712 d11yi.. 3 Bdrm .. l •2 bath l'Ondo rn:\LIOH li75 t;Jt)I "1•' e oic. -Hlantf'")to.. "Only" Call art lpm r o r r e n L ., 1 B1 rront porch. patio, Hnowr 3142 Rers req'd. 5560058 or M Fwontcd toshareCdM
Upetolrs/down1itair1t 2 I & • br. fur 'unfur. a<llh nr i.torl's, bu!> s.!30. Incl ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.111.5954 Hou.is~ furn . wah /dr)
rar rarage carpetini & no pelll, \!tt, lalll S!2=> util Arlull 536 1286 HAftlOUR LIGHTS 6'75-8109 or m11& :S.UJ 4415
levolor,, 'buill 10:. & 2-121 E 16th St· N H~h ROOMS $25 wk up with -
Patio. Won't lai.t Ion"' &161801 New 2Br Couaao. frplc. Offer• eleaanl adull kitchen S37 .50 wk up Share beaut 1110 houst' " .. _.. h hlld OK .11mrtmenl11. l..ocoted in Ul I k 1 h I d y & Call 616 2 158 da y .. ; ..., .. ws r.c ren ,nu c•xl·lui.1ve HunlinRlon apt5.M8·97SS i, ic en, aun r
493·0588 evening &Apartments petsS350mo.SS2·1269 __ llurbour The llarbour 's Roomlorcnl WtSldeCM ~~~~~1~n63i~~2m1ddle
wet>kcnds . If no an11~1·r. Unfurnl•hed Studio apt Sl45. Utll ....i only upnrtmE'nt complex. """ ""r mo + small d~
plci111c kl'L'P trying •••••••••••• •••• ••• •••• N kt' N 1"'l R •· 2 """' •·-" ----G al 3802 o roo nit ew cp II Spuc1ou11 I Br. 2 r. "' posits. lnq at 944 W. 19th
N 3 8 2 I> 1 twnh~I' eftctf' Jot•I 1!42·6368 Br + den. Ooor plani. St • cw r . 4:. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ---from siso. o re com ----------Cu11t crpt /drpl\, rrpk · l Br 1 Ra , r1u1cl E1111l!t1dc I db h U putlo. SJRS J.1•11"' Pl•mcnh• ycnc u n ng 536-0681 \ 2 J Bdrms Never II\ eel adult:., no pcb S?OO 11arden11 & streams, a
111 I m1 ln IH·.11·h !>40·0093 l>cuullCu l dubhouse
Sante Ano 3280 5l5(11up Upen 12 ~ du.1ly -----w,i;auna. gym, 11cuz7l.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111 l>cla\\ar1• llunt-l':·Side.IJ.?f'2 Dr.l ·i Bu,!! laruennnl&beslofall, 'l\ ~tud10 unit. Pool. $2110 " ""~ Luxun• condos. 3 hr, 2 IM. 111i;t11n B1•i.1dl lo~:! !ll>OI mo t;..l~·~'8. 213 J7t·l034! wondt'riul PltOPlc We in·
& 2 br. 2 ba Nr so <"~l ~Ill IR2R or \J.!t '1h• \OU to \J1o1t Harbour
Room, non·smoker,
Dana Pl. $175 mo.
493·5252 eve.
S27 50 PER WEEK
I BLOCK FROM BEACH
CALL5364728
Female 23 to 30 workmi:
No pct11. No dru1u1. Sharl'
4 bdrm h11c w /pool.
wui.hcr & dryer I' V
SJ 3.'>. mo. t11l. last + • ,
ut1I. Avail. 711!'> 111
Beverly, John, 008·5233
an 8P,!!l ___ _
IALIOAISL.
C \l days, 6-12 0212 evl>i.,
~II). 2:.>77
BusiMu Rental 4450
Servin~ all Oranae Co.
835 7313 ---
••••••••••••••••••••••• Announcementt I RELAXl'l/G M .\SSAO~
4 DELUXE OFC 'S Pet"SOnds / 1~b ~tall~!>~u·r
Conf rm • seat 25, all L0tt & FoUnd Outr;.111119 i494·5111
paneled, sm "'hse in re· •••••• •••••••••••••••• • •----------Jr. l or 2 ~ r lease Lake Allnouncemenh SI 00
1" or 1• s t a r ca . Kent ••••••••••• ••••••. ••••• Hurkms.
714 Slll·!.1393
lH:SK space al 1787S
Beach l:Hvd . near
Talbert In lluntmiiton
Bcut·h. $50 per month
Brtnii own furniture. Our
rt'<'<'pl1onist will uni.wee
your phone· for $10 per
month Dally P1iol office,
642 .. 1321
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Nickel -Obe111•
U.iunt Pru)lcr
BRUKt:N
Ahoui a skmrllnt Ile
r aml' to llollywood w11 h
just lht• Ten Command·
ment11 ond u twPn1~
dollnr bill Thul wa-. tt•n
Bri tol St/CM ye:.ori. u"o uncl hl' hi1"1 't
I BltOKEN <>llher one' ·
Fur l..cusc. Now A\a1la· Lo t&Fourtd 5300 bit• 3000 ~q ft p1 I me S
sJ'Ul"•\ Nr Cd\1 J.\r\\y •••••••••••••••••••••••
1>1~11nc11vC' to 1tll 11,p1•1'b Hcv.11rd, lo11l Manx cal
l.;mclM·apang & urrhitct· Male. lll'll..V & blk i.lr1iwd
lure are well swled lo n • "' hunm 1;111 Wht hind
t.ul orofflce locot1on Call r~~. Vl'lluw \'Ollur. wh\
'11 Welch al 1s1 232~ IJJ: Any mfo ~10 A:!fi.'J.
~ w:1or 5 IB 75tM
*MICHELLE'S*·
d ut<'all Man..aae
lOA't ZAM 131 4-16:?
Spiritual Reader
1815 Su 1::1 Camino Real
San Clemente Fully hi:.
1-'or appl 492 7290
•KAREN'S '
OUTCALL MASSAi:t ~
BP\J.2P\1 973·0893 • l';Xt'ITING RECORDING '
ABOUT HEAUT GIRL....,
55!16150 1 /535·536.1
•SHARON'S*
OUTCAl,I. \\t\SSAGE
499 1221
1-;r.Ks wealthy, d hl
mi:w"hl'rl J:C'nllemnn I•\
cl•1IP rormt'r m odel
~'>'l 5:11 1
~WPRTBCHSTORi:; LoetS1amcllernt Ahc11& 1,.1dv Frie nd wanted.
2630AvonSt. S300 mo Trubuco, Mh:ilon V1t•JO Petite. uttractivc mid
.l<"rry Wynn 1213)477 7701 51ll·:l935 "'"'H''· b~ ret1r~ ienl ----ror d1n1os: & rrlend.~hlp !:itorc1off1ce11hop, 4 rms 1~1 Y<·llow C1X:k.it11'1 Wntt' At.11' tl62, D111h
300 2100'. 20<-41> sq (t 1n V11· Harbor & Edlniccr t•alol, lJo'< l~. Co~tJ
Ample par k1na. xlnl across Cr l'ac:1hc Wood~ :\I CA9'~ C.M. location. 646·2544. Apts If found please call _._C!l_._u_. _____ _
548-8333 642·629~ or S31·2734 ersoMll S...Vius U60 ----------1 Famlly pet, 125 re ward cannery vm• --
Small store for rent on Found: 3 mo old Puppy,
Newport Bl\•d . Nwpt Shep/Gt. Dane , Vic
Deb Only S225 mo. Beach & Atlanta. If U
ldenllflcat1on requi r<>d.
Kurr Whi t~ n ~a l tM
l!JO I NPwporl IJlvd N II
( 714) b /~·4b30
SJS .. 758
FOUND· mnlt• ln color
Colli('. Vic. Warner /Eel
ingcr off Brookhurst.
DIVORCE
l,c•l(ul TypinR Service
Type·Serve·Flle
Com plete G1.tar antcecl
645-9580
Ofrl cc or Shop Sp ace. Cen· F. V. 1168-3971
tral San Clem. Ana serv FOUND: Torlol!lf', Vic ltetirini: exec couple.
;1voll. Utll pd. ldenl for p rote Rd. N 8 548 6519 rrom Arlu>na con.sldet ·
outside 1ale11pers on, 1 • · -Ina lhls area, Would Ilk\·
h)(ht mfg, archlh'd or Pound · Adult Mole lohou~cs1l, bef mokln~
dran.sman. etc. Hental Samoyed Call 002 1351 dec111on. X\nl rec·~.
Sl2S to Sl:SO. Ph 492.3544 da)s. DQ·S976 ntRht.o;__ Please cull 17S·7293
Plua. Pool 1:ar. 11 pl<· ---------• E S1dl!. :! Dr. lit<' LH. no l.11;tits. Par Irle Co.isl Free rent to rem In ex· Nei!'d someone w /opl lo
S'J7:> 640~162 __ B~a Pctnlniula J>t'b Small ) .,rd, s::?SO ""'> to Warnl'r, lo Al11on· change for babysitting ~hr Im med 673 <163-1 rn c:dM for leai.e Cute 610 Lost: Small blond female
ll07 51R·129lor5-18·552i qwn or ofr Son Oi•R0 Ref requir'd 646·6402 ._. __ ... oR~te7 'lq rt pal10 store in doa H111hland Tcrncr. ~yment& Vucont.2br.1 11b11Concl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Pv.ye\llBolsaChlcolo 1.1rM ,..._ ""'""-F'ernleaf eourtyard. l'\r Newland/Adams. ,..,_anon
In family llrl'3 lll1Chly ~90 Barhrlor .\pl. He'"· :! hr t•ontempor a ry apl Warner to All(onqu1n To Profea.11onally Find Sphl·level w /beautiful 968 n10 •••••••••••••••••••••••
u pgraded. $273. liKR perm udll No J>l.•I!!, on w i:ara11e t:lo~e to 16700 Saybrook L•ne. SummtrRental1 4200 111ATRIGUTPERSO~ ca.rpellna. Good parking --Schoof1&
9624471 _ Pen 100 BJ~ ~ bearhe"i. S:Z70 mo. 1110 ill 1146·33.U ••••••••••••••••••••••• & algn space. Womens 1, o s t : 6 / 2 S • lftltn.:tian 7005
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rant" pis conlJt'l
t>l6 712b for a_p""pt ___ _
Assembler/solderer
W1~ m-rd ,, numbt·r ol
~ood J>l'Ofllt· fur 1mmt>d.
openllll!" an tJur "krl ro merh .. n1c•al Jll,.Pmhlv
dept l:.\f)t.'r ht'lpful. but •Ba-n•k•,•0.,------•
not m•t· lo p:11d hcnrlrli. ,,
and vanttto11s. Coll' FtLE CLERK
In 'I l r 11m"n1, corp Contuc-t Bob Cr1.?1ghton
1...t2-808C1 In rne Na llona I Ba nf,
ASSl:.~IHLl-:RS
'lf't>dcd tor un1qltl'
mcdlcul producll>. L 1r.:h1.
dean work rn ::.mall
a:rowmg Co. Rt..-qui rc11 no
••)(pt>f h11l good dcxH·rllY
to handlr ~mall parli.
'l\llS· M. \ti 1101·t l.011p
Or .. CM ~>:>ff 1005, l':qual
~Em£1Yr
AUTO DELIVERY
rtcg1:>lcr ,,.,~,par1-r l to
11 \:\I Farn s.100 /mn.
:\lu:.\ ha',. rclt<1blu car
~~
,-\utomoll\"1'
'sw OL·tall Shop ne-ed1>
hrlp
l'Ofl wai:rs paui Enitme
Steamer!., t't\S: pnlnter:..
833 JiOO, E .O F:
Bank mg
TELLER
Sofe Deposit Clrk
:\1ar1nen1 Savings hall
imml'd. opening!> for full
bm(' teller & r.arc dt•pc>'>11
derk. J 'r ""''ln~s & loan
C\P preferred Xlnl
hcm•f11 ... & workmr.: con-
d" S4) t•ornml'll"uralt• w1~x1Q \pply al 1:\15
We8ld1ff Dr Npl Bch
E.0 .1::
Bank
TELLER
Su Wgtinu s&L Ofr J::x
pd prt>lerred Call for
a1>9t. 499-1306. E 0 E
huH<•r!I & Pohi.her'\, up· BARMAlD ~1Bhts. beer &
hol11lt•ry a.hampooen.. wine t-:x~ricnr~ The
t'i'letk out, p1l'k-up & de t.oa Inn .. S49·S.U6, btwn .
. live!) Apply at M M & HAM
~Harbor 81,Cl\t
6-15·1030 BARMAIDS: Day Night
liiiiiiiiii-lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiil & Rehf'f Shirts. Call for
AVON uppt 5411-7781
H1-1·q1l 111111'1 I\ prni,: <.\
hit• bkp.: '.>Ill 5:):1!>
COCKTAIL
WAITRESS
-'Lt·Jrn in to hr& th!' mo:.t I'" 1t 111i.: ~lamo11r(lui,
h1J.!hh 1><1111 prnlc.,:. On\
11r <'' 1· """"1011, Plat·1·
nwnt '""1:.l (jood Joli op
por
Call 714 f7 51-91 94
CIVIL ENGINEER
'<Int 11pport 14 1·\pJnd1ni::
llrm s.1l.11\ 11pt•t1
Dt·,1_i:n ,ul) di' n.pr 1111
I) ,\pfll~ 1· \ II•·' nol!I'
Cl\ 11 1-:n_i:1n1·1•r111i: l'h
!17!~51711
CLERICAL
More Jobs
Thon People
lmm1·d1.1t1-Op. n111i:'
Secretaries
Typi1h
Keypunch Opr1
PIX Oparcrtors
la'* T eflers
fl9'1re Clerks
R•c:eptlonlth
Acd'9Cl..-tu
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TEMPOnAHY '1f:LP
Call 540·4455
tilf02Sky P arl..
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EquJI l)ppor Emplo} ..r
CLER.I\ TYPISTS
INSURANCE
CLAIMS
PROCESSORS
So I .tlll C1)cktarl
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..,k\ l'.1rk RI, St.· C
II\ 1111. l'.1 ~•:!71 \
C04:ktail Waitress
l'11ll tin11·,'\. p.1rt l1ml· In
ti·r • "'" hi "'n " & 1; :Jo
I 111·' thr u ~unrla.1 2530
\\ t'11J'I II"}.'\ II
Collectl0tt R•p.
1-:'Jl·llldllH( \lorti:a~t' Co
an Or ani:c ( u hJ' an Im
11\1'(!1.11•· opt•nmit lor an
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I 11111 \\ ttl" '" th1 f1l'lll nt \ \." \ & Co1l\1•11tronal
m111 IJ.:J);•'' (•onlurt
c • ·' I h ' Th nm p:. on .
711 00.1 iR7:t ~;q11<1l Op
por ~:mplo\er
l•0'.\1'11SSION SALES ,, r c• Y o u n P n o n·:~siON 1\L S1\L 1<:s
l•Enso:-i·· (';111 you i.ell n ' ll N I T lJ H t-: .. w ii n t
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1tr.1m'! Plu~ plt•ui.ant
w1,,-k1111! 1·ond'~ •• It you
qu.thty you t•an i.l'll al
.I <..: P1•11fll'Y
ti F.i..h1on blond
Nl'WPort Bearh
Prrrir cxper required, ap
ph m 1>Cr1>on Mon thru
~lit Jfl,\:\I IP'1 1-:0F.
COOK [or brc;ikh1st &
l11n1•h 1-:xperrenccd
t>13 7750
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
..,,, ..OWJ
Dftftal Aulstont
i''ull lime. exf'>l!r In front
& bud, Oil' prl'f'rt Xray
he llt'C }\ 00'11. lt'CIRC' ol '"
'uranct> hc•IJ>ful S:il;ir)
nven :\lvn Fri li-12 ijijli()
OE..'ff,\L ASSISTANT for
Pt••fo P rartlCl' expl·r
prf'fd. X ra\ ht req 'd
C<.tll Chant JI JI .>IS .>~1
OUH4L ORTHO
RECEf>T
Ul'.:NT \I. Bt'SI :" F:S~
:\tGR 2 da)i. 1wr \\lo.. ckn
lal expcr n•q. LJi;una
;\"ll(Ul•I -195 f.077 ---
OF::\'TAL llYlilf.~lsr
Pjrl llnw, L.1~unj :>.1
QUl'I olll5 6677
DE:'<T,\L
tn:n:PTIONIST
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tul t•xpcr not m01'C'1>~ar,\.
J\ all llh ..,1., Jul) !'wnd
Ht:i.ttml' to. Clu:>~il 11·d
\d =!ft i Daily Prlol. l'D
ho" t:-,1;o, C11:.l<1 :'llt•,a.
l '.1 92.li:.'6
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& Technicians
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IJ1H·r"lato;.I ~tll k load 111
dt·~1,.:11 .I. ll•,llnii ol 1n
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12:.I I \ lt'lllna St C \I
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EHGIHEERIHG
DRAFTSMAN
1::xpt-1 .J Stn•t•t plan'
u,-.,,i.in T1·nl \laJh \p
pl\ m 1wr,011 " work
,.,11n111t-~ rtolwrl B••111 .
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ESCROW OFFICER
'\Int 11\ll>l\ lur "'l'•·r 11
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For a 24 Hour
R•corct.d Mesaoc;,.
f"a:-1 Fw>ll S1·1 \11·1·, I
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:\•rn kncls fi7:i lti3:!
Fiie Clede
ll1•i:1r1n1•r' 1111,1tu111 Op
1•11 I lltlll~ 111 JCh Jnt't' lor
hn ~hi pc• r ... 1111 T) 11111~·
1101 11·•1wrt•cl hut ht'l11tul
l'lt .1,.tnl 1111 h I' ~3;) J>l'I"
month to .,lurl Call
.>I!! 17011, t-;,l ''18 or :?l'.l
DE:-< l'AL,\Sl>IST \NT l'ountln In\ l'~lmt•nt :?
p,, p1:r pn·f lfrnt·frb m1·n :.•o \ r'> old or o\'l'r to
:\'e\\port Reach &119211 run rn11·1-1111n rnold1n.r
-----milt h1n1• dJ)' Sumi•
DE:-.;T,\L Group l-'r.1tl1t1· ml·rh I' 'JI n•q'd Appl.)
tn :-;pt 8th nt'l·d~ frunl 'llU W IHth St ( :\I
Ole· help for Jcrt ·~ t'On • , trot & denu.I m:. :\lu~l (,lftL fRID\Y ~l't.:dl'd
have recent e:i.p ~IO 112:! Mu11t ht! moturc. depcn dablc In .1dd1l1on to
i.cc•rclJnal ... k1ll:i. mu..i
t111\,. a k now lt•d J:t' ol
payroll & hk111t Spam~h
hl'lr>l u l hr" I ll•\.
henefils prov1df'd . Call
Hatvh. 5111 2200
DENTAL Ortho. J!>!>l
p ,'f1me. for rn~ndl}. low
prei;:.url' ofr RDA or
ROA cllg1bl''. 1>alary
bai.ed on ei.p ,abtlity
:l.'>9 0777
Dental Rel'ept1onist
Exper, Gd. bcntlfll!i Npl
lkh 6-14·92ll
DENTAL
Many xlnt. po~1L1on~ u\'I
thruoul Orange Cty For
more dct a its
DR P ERSONNEL
1201 W. La Veta, ste 209
Orange 633·97 10
'
Go Go Gtrlc; &. Combo
Dam•erli (iood tips &
wages !H l·004 t
GROG Shop , P /ti mt•.
mu1>t he avl tH•s &
wknds Sales Clrk. pos
open. P b t•all 645 5000
ext. 520
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1111 1:,2 7:?111.!. 3 hi' '.\I
Laborers
Packagers
& Assemblers
STARTNOW'!''''
Too many Job,, not
cnouith f)t.'<>ple '. No l'X •
pt.•r. needed AH Jsh1ft11.
6~
TE Ml'OJIAllY ll(L P
540-4455
171J02Skypark Blvd.
Ste IO I Irvine
£q1111l Oppor Employer
:\I \IDS W,\"l;Tf:D
Uon Qu111olt' :\\oh•I
:!100 Ne\\ port Bl. CM - --
Ma1nt11nunce Per i.on
musl be en\•r.:..t11
IT\Jlun• p<'rson for dl'l.111
lni; hn,, tar~ & ,h111>
NOW Ht-cl'ultlng sharp,
Jmbrtlou!I m an lo sell
hurdwart>. tools & shop
<o;.1wpm l'nt lo 1nd11:.tr1al
,11·<0unti.. Avi; S280 per
""' No expcr. nee. Call
751 4134
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:i 11 l."ounln Club Con'
11i,...1, !'>' :rn1 . .IOti1 ---
'ur"'' ,11Jc·" 3 11 &. 11 ·7
I \I> d 6.: It ot>nct•' M~·,.1
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tolURSES AIDlS
& ORDERLIES
All Shllt-Yt11l train in· ---------•l ll'n· .. 1~'{l 111d1' 1du11li. \IJnuial'lurrni.:
Numerical Control
Mochlne
Proqrammers
w h I' n '")II I h 111 k o 1
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111 Torrl'n<'t• anrl llunt
111gton B<•:H'h \pply .it
t•llht•r our LonK u • ., .. h or
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IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS
For 1'1..'\11>lt• With
S.cretariol, Clerical
Switchboard, Typlncj.
Keypunch or
Data Prous'g Sltlll1
<'hoo'>t' the d.iyi., "el'I<"
&: loc11t1on 1n whrrh vnu
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l<ll'lhtw' Our Employ rrlC?..i>a~~ ml'nt OHrn~ .ire open --, ~5eMce
:\londa> throui:h Frida) 833•7755 14 '1 m ID 1 P m O>ld~t.'11 Hanker Bldg
McDonnell DOUC)las
Corporation
~kDonncll l)()u.:l!J.,
A.'lronauttc'' C'ompnny
s:101 fin Ii.a,\ Yl'llU1•
llunl 111gton l:ich. Ca.
!.12647
llf
Dou~IU!> Airt•raft Co
:tS.'>5 LakewOOd Blvd
J.ong Bearh, C'a 90Hl6
An Equal Opportunity
Employl'r
4'»0 MacArthur Blvd
Ste 30tl Newport Bc·h
OF'FICE hrl p wanted. En
thus1ul1c. CAREE R
m rnded girl for front oil'
wor k in the wo rld 'i,
lurg<•st pro m o tion u l
photogr aphy co. Some
rolle~e pref'd .. ofc. exp.
m.undatory, All prom o
hons from within. Pis
Call Gail Gall lor appt.
P CA I n tcrnation al.
................ (833'8(X)J ------------~~Office help, l ·girl ofc; bk
MANY FEE f'AID kp'g, fihng , & typ·a. Abll'
.,..SfTIO .... S tu compo~e good bW!l· ,..""' " nc..,~ letters Npt Bch Al'IV Fee Poi.1tlom
lrvlner~
ACJ"CY
"'88 t:: 17UI, Coeta Mesa
~lll' 22-1 642·1470
area A ch<1nce to arow
with a growin« company.
Send resume w /salary
rtiqwrement.s to Ad •936.
Dally Pilot, P.O. Box
~ 1S60. Costa Mesa. CA
MATU R E W 0 MA N _!12626 ______ _
p/t1m e t o welcom e OFACECLERIC
newcomers &i coolal't General office duties in
lll('rchant6 Flexible hrs. n ch•lect unl office,
Need car. lit.e typme. Sta.rt r:uo bt+benerits. _M_7_~---·------~---167:Ml300
MECHAM IC /P~tte ()rj(ani.t ror M !salon Vle10
M u s l h a v e :; f r s Met.hod.1st Cbrucb. Call
minimum expr. Pre 9ll 837-2941 mon11nis
man. Oe8on1!1 lndepen· -------'----
dent. Call &42·9225 John PARTS Man, Marfne exp.
prefeM"ed but not rtq'd.
MEDIC.AL A SST M a r I n e e n R • s • &
P 1t1mc. Plastic Sur aeons hardware. 2431 W. Coas&
()f C. West Ora Cty. Hwy.NB Prtmar1ly front ofc. Rap _ _;.... ______ _
ly w 1resumt' lo: Ad •951. rart.·llm~ doy care, •n·
c /o Dally Pilot, p o. Box continent. 'Elderly lady
t560 c~ta Mesa ca pat ient. Call 8·9PM ~ • '714 1840·1•9.i or
213,....5783
MEDICAL
~any xlnt. poaltions H I.
thtuout Oranie Cty. Por
mot"e deta Ila.
DR. PERSONNEL ~1 W. LaVeta,1te20t
Oran&e 133-'740
MOTOAROUTI
The Dalli Pilot bu a !~C• route ln MlMlon
Vlc!JO area. 1ood for J\lth
tchno\ Of con •tud t .
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•>or £t>11I r~ le• ht'h> , 1•
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SALIS
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IHSHU
PAITTIMI
T-.....c>MIWORIC
HOUSIWIVH
COU.IGl ITUDINTS
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1 ll•l'11•r' If" nd IJ.1 ii~ ,\
l1t·111•r l1·~1'1n 1
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& Foundations
Luggage
Men's Clothing r. Sportswear
Millinery
•\\l!o:M}h'>lt!\Jt
Social Engraving
Shoes-Women's
Women's fine
SAWIOlGAHl777 ~ YOM Ttw OM •'yr t. Good pay, aood
Wv an lookln1 ror l\nl Ph91lt "'3·MM Mon
.. ral lll&h en 1'11 lt'vel lhru 1 hun 12 ~ ~
1odlvl4lu;ala for 1tn lfllCll Se\ >' 1a11n 11ld.'.lu1llen11na
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Four 9x.J.$l llU Ofr road Bhodea 19. $1,200 tire9 •I ug wheels,
f\9) Zone boat 1n Balboa ca. Toyota Land Cruller
673-0Z40 6 cyl eng, good cond.
. VIKING SLOOP Comp exhaust system &
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Low m Uea, actory sunroof l95C>O 837 2llM.4 • F\lll power, 11 track ~· .... ..._. .J • Sl200 lt:.) enaine saoo.
banltop and nllOP. Cu · · • stereo, crubc control " l l 1-2040 •tM949 839-~ ~orleue.UetPQW> more! Louded! 0380). • ---------1 -----~---•74,ona.e.914 Capri 9715 Reducedt.o 75 Porsche 914 Silver, '71 Squartback, .:ootJ
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1tereo.Mcec&Nirivelt! l97,CAPtll UDDLHACIC ,,4'990-.itoo•2,_,.,, ~~ (280·MM.K> ~/bat olr. ~8·8361
~;.;u&~Y or lease. HATCHl4CK VAU.IYIMPORTS MGI 9744 --------
'74 MGI GT Ve, uutomotlc, air cond 83 I ·2040 495-4949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "76 POllSCHE "14 Yellow Suf>l•r Beelh:,
4.apd, AM/FM radio & ste~ tape. Finished -----1976 MGI TURIO CARRHA 40.000 m1, AM /FM. new
Low mlleoie and really in s I 1. v er & r a Y LeoM ROADSTER Be1¥e color, lo mi. fully tires '2700 7~ l?.90 •
Shaq)! 'Ibis week only, w /truAtchin& two.ton~ m· He UMd With only 13,000 miles, t'qUlpped, show rm re '711 \'W Cumper Pop Top
MOU8. Custom ClnanclD" tenor. Low mile). W• l"1"•a0 er11ck &AM tf~t ad Y · C R 0 W N l"·•dt!d ..,w"' • ava&U. ('roQ.VR> • (~LO) OVEll 100 !>W~~ t980PQS> .. u L 0 s M 0 8 l LE . .... . ·~9lin27
'71 J_,...xu2+2 ONLY $4395 MERCEDES SADDLUACk 2Ut1113·1U34RoyorCarl
Air cond., A&f/FM ~IS TOYOTA OM DISPLAY V"'U.EYIM-RTS Lt• "Ka' Good nd--~ vw. dt•an, new rl'fi ~ .. "" .... .,..,.,..,. ro 1t1on. Jlilmt. xlnt '·ond .Ber ll &.
SteH0 wltb tape. auto · M ON VIEJO Houle of lmDOf"h 131-2040 495--4949 bile w /t1&11 uphol. $4SOO M 6p,1 ull ti3H7l2
t rans, Loaded! Only 111·2110 4'5·1210 AUTHORIZkO Flrm.112..m44,646 S286 ' ~~=2-Dr '72 Capri. 2000 CC. MERCEDESDEALER ·~~~~°b~~~~~,r~rn! ~e~ :~.cl~:t"'p~; •·•pd, AM/FM Stereo AM/FM \ape. aUck. Bst 6862tdanc:belter, wheels, very good Rolsloyu 9756 Ml·3492 =ta V·I en1loe olr.675-83116 8
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'15 .. •TX It blue. ~tl>O ml. A IC, 6 RO ~-4816
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price. ('70MYQ) 73 Ca~. V6, alr. dTu~o, wlrewhed.a (963GSU > Bright yellow, 11ood cond IMOJ•~"'" ~ 00-0959 '.iftti~ ~-:;;-;,::;. r;,.~~: How SI 1,995 , <·•pd. Sll9S . All 6, =""" '7$ K"bbot. Xh>l ,.,,,.,1,
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350 VS,~ T, 6 wbl, 27,000
Boats. Slfps / rru, custom lnt, bucket
OocU 9070 seats. trlr packa••· dual
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.. rea moonnR, can han· CB rudao. dlgllal elk,
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645-8396 4 Wheel DriYH 9550
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460 Ford Jacuzzi Y
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import truck. Sips 2 , -..rraDLyaaYallable. AUTOMOllLE
very clean. Tbl, ice box & Copeland Mtrt 1.c: PAID FOR OR NOT
!.lotagc. 1400. 960·2106 ~l E lll.SAsss..8000 CALLSALES MGR.
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(Near MacArthur SHOP&COMPARE •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Including 6CMs & Diesels.
Also a few '765 len at dis·
count pnl'C!i.
Bro1'ers of hne contem·
porary
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AutollUlUc, air cond. &
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1973 3.0CSA
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1351JPS). We also have a
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&an roof · I \I Ory /Bamboo
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<Near MitcArthur Blvd.
&Jamboree Road>
NEWPORT BEACH.
752-0900
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7.265 MILES
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Never registered.
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details. ( 110937 > House of Imports 213/921-8588.
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10 st~k mcludini the '6'.I VW Bull I owner .
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dollar paid roe tmport!\.
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7 52·0900
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rad10.Lom1. Mlntcond. ---------cond. Xtras. 5600or bst 11.ooo m1,8stolr64.S828S
642·6271. 552·7181, 1972 Merc~c!> Ren1 250 542'6166C-00nle sedan. Hed w /u1r & o~r. Eves (7l4>496-8239 Toyota 9765
1973DATSUH
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stereo r11d10, 6 cyl. Ex '68 PORSCHE 912, Or. •••••••••••••••••••••••
l"-'Pllonal cond 673 n:n7 green. s spd, well kept. 7S Toyota Cehc11 GT, S
Byownr $5(100 645-4751 spd. u1r. AM /1''M, xlnt cond 496,8832
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lra clt:JO' c ~KLJ>
ONLY $2795
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
:lMS HAR HOR BL" 0
540-6410 540-02 1 l Trlr. Creal for s mall nulo, air. tape, chrom~ SanJuanCaplatrano i;7~~~s. XlnL cond "Pokes. 1100x15 837-4800493-4511 19742002
Firestone&, $1500. ---------• 4 speed, AM /FM & only
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one owner car & 1m
maculnte thruout 1
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ma P.S P /8. oir. /\M l'Ond. Lo ml. Al\1 /t'M.
FM. Must sell' SSlOO or Sliver w /deep bhte int.
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radthtr. rebll en11. nd Juul "'h;il ~ou ":inl 111
some wrk S700. 548 2782 11.111v P1l11t 1~1.1 .~1f 11•1h bslofr M1·3984 6444741 ------MoSct~l:s/ 494 3779 Autot. IMport.d 22,000 original miles. 'ISO . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Supersharp! 1030KYT> • .... ,. .................. 4x'1 72 f ol'd \11 ton SWB. Gi• d 970 I
Honda STBO 0 74, ~~~~ack. A /C. •• .. •••••••••••••••••••
$3995 FIRM
MARQUIS VOLVO . Autos. H•" 9'00 Atltot, Hfw HOO Alltol, t4•w 910 Auto1, H•w 9100
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l\howroom cond. $350, ar ..,, Tri•-"'
hestolrer. 673 9401 Trucks 9560 1 ~ ~ ....................... ~
'74SUZUKl380GT. Mint ·:;;, FOitU PlCKUP. AM/FM radio, 4-apd,
cood,loml.$t90.4M7l0!1 Sll/\llP! MAGS, NEW fllelory hardtop & &"9tS-~ l'/\JNT. ragtop. Low miles. Con
557·i9C» buy or I~. U66PQW).
Hroaka 125c~ <Wombat>.
equip~ for street & h.1 ( hl!YY ~ Pk up w 18• trail. ~3116 ---<'tlbovf'r campr. good
'71 Kaw KlAOO. Xlnt rnml nmd SlOOO. 493-2198
rtllt en!(. A rn•""· & "7 1 CounC'r w/:1hell, 27000
'Par l's · $ 11 "0 · 1111 , :ur. cust. paint.
1!» 19%!'>/4144 1321 AM /l"M stl'f(-o, w /tape,
76 Tri!MIPh Tll7
4·1pd. AM /FM Stereo
w/tapc, radials, A/C, striping, one owner. _.
other TR7's to choose
Crom• 't!1 buy lease plans
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7l Yamaha TX 500. xlnt mngs. 1299!>. PP644·SS9'7
c-ornl. $!00 ·ro Yamaha T.? Chevy Pickup, iv. Ton, 7l Capri l~O. nbll eng. S2SO. 350 eng. PS, PB, AJC, 2·dt, 4-spd, AM /FM _644__..0:..;..345 ______ 1 m>O. 531•3732 Stereo w I ta pc, V. 6
u...a-..... __ S..... ---------' qine. Sharp I Cuatom ......,.~nurosl. ... / '75 Oatllun • AH/FM 8 flnanelns av1llablo. R..efStoc'oga 91&0 track, stereo, shell, (a17JL'I>.
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MOTOH HOM FS 1ntr. 0100 837·9085 74 ,oncht 914
FOltRI-:NT f'rom SJ50wk. T7().()6.tt 5·tpd trans. AM /FM
V 9570 St.eroo. Nlce car • I>rtv•
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Mlr hOlc. 20'. SC, reserve STEP-VAN 'Ge Chev. '7a 6 (757LIOO. now(or~~er 1;.121~ cylcng.14'XS'bed,4apd ?4Tri .... TR6
'72Winn<>ba110 UraVI' trans, i.td tlroa, Xlnt m~ •·1pd, AM/tX radio.
Sleeps 6, nrw carpet '°"' i1usperuuun, wrp-am Low miles &: C~rryl 4
dual gos t1111ks. radio wnshld, heuter' R . V • ot.hel'TR6's In stock. Call
111pe de<-k, CU, TV .1nten 11~"-"•"1 fl.l_S-_3211D____ tor de t 1 ll s. (Ser
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twat, 1·11m11l '!lt'lf conl'll Run-; oud, trana·alde
llot watl'r he11t1•r 11t•cd-; ork, lite bod)' '71J.,...XKI
'hower • 11re".111ri ti•t work. ood tires. 646-38\8 AM/PM a~reo, 4.9pd, w11ter t.rnk E,,., lh-111 Atc. Super Sharpf 60
\-ond. '17500 t14fl·!IOi6 .1llt·1 ·1.1 Erno Wnd Van. map, mo. n nanclni an\l.
3.30p0l 11terco. runs &d, "50. OAC. (ClUSNOT>. --~iii;;~;;;;;;;;;;:;~ 900-4842 trd r_or_vw ___ 1 "74 ...... XJ12L
i.a.dedl Ml/FM Stcceo
w /laPe, power wtndo'fl
&doorlockt,A/C. Prtced
r1aht I Call on out CUJ1om
b u)'/ IUU phu.
(9ll0.MEP).
1974 IMW 2002tH
4 Rpeed, alr cond. &
at~reo cassette,
<~1CF>.
19752002
Autom atic, air cond .•
sunroof & met1lllc: pelnt.
(0154).
831·2880 495-1210
'714 • door 510, 1d. cond.,
$13)0,
~Byowner.
'76 8210. Tape deck, pin 1triplng. 18.000 ml.
497·194!teft s
1975 5301A fenwi 9723
Automatic. air cond ac •••••-••••••••••••••••
stereo. A rine one OWTler "l•DmoSpyder Mint Pvt car. 108ZNlF>. pty. Make ofr 645-4412
dys; 631·1810 eves,
wknds. 19762002
411peed. sunroof & !!lereo. <489PCT>. Rot 9725
S4DOUl4CK
VAWYIMPORTS
lll·Z040 495-4949
CREVIER
$I ST A lllOAOWAY
SAMf A AMA
835·3171
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'762002Auto. 240ROO
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ORANGI coutlrf•s
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Rollt l\o)'e BMW
J.MOJ1mbottc
Newport Do•rh 640-G4<C4
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'15 124 SPYOER. Xlnt
cond. 6-spd, AM·FM
C81S.. xt.ras. Bst orr.
548-71.SO
72124 SPORT
Canary yellow, ~Ith
black vinyl top, 65,000
miles. AM/FM stereo,
5-tlpeed, dual pipes, dl1c
brakes, ma1s, xlot tires.
Must aell. $1950. Call
Tammy at 846-3818, 9-12
AM, or 87lJ.714A and leave
message.
'76 Fiat X19. ~500/bst otr.
~l eves 4c wknds,
11118-2626 dys
'7$~ 124 SPYDER 5 1pd,
AM/FM, idnL eond Be1t otter. 548·7129
9727 .......................
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All/P'M radlo, 4·1pd,
Low mil••••· Sharp I Jht buy or lane. 1bo faJletl draw ln UI• <T39PEP> W l. • .u D11ll)I Piiot • Qa11lflcd Ad. Pl\ont
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1977 PONTIAC
CATALINA
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WAS -S70t2.DO
SAVE $1155.00
MOW $5937n~~l~
1977 BUICK RIVIERA
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SAVE $1865.80
*>W $9 2 8 7 :'L~[~~~
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luad"d w /lull pwr ' Very deal\, Kd runnioa heat. air; needs 1>ome 2 l>oc*. l lf)Cltd, nllllO, '72 l>\!mon Jl/a, p h. new VEGA '76
&ICrl-.1. buy or HJ>Umt· lUi\d ~ rn li7$·\Ml wort. ()/(er 675-~7 Aft heater " u~ cled.: ,\ llrb 1111d rtnls xlnt rnru.I U•fCHIACK Ci>T h.t• llun a$ 111)• 17141 e\ 7 PM fine runn11ll& c:ar with luw ltll \M.\ ' .._
113& 3471 nuleaae <OUNOQi VEMO ~ ~fl\:t~ tr.in~.
1'76 CADIU-AC
SIYIL&.IS
1:.Tea.no. From 1
All with ltathur lnt•rior,
la pla)'cr, full pnww
opUQI• • air t·11111.f1Uon "1Jte~ncl Wl&h 1111\1111 1
'till <:u \urn, 4 dr, '70 tu1\antt. clean. to OHL y SI 995 Ponttoc 4J4J65 ;i &r en n d . . 1• t l
'71 (.'Uf\<l•lll'. tmma'" "'> ronit "5C! 11\ilet. PS. PU, ~2· 1772, •••••••••• ••• •••••••••• ttj.j05/35a:i), Wa:. 13'1115
cn1. 1uito, luutled, SIJ.000 ~ 1.uH m:; liW6 OML y $3495
ml, l'I' ElllOll '42·~ 7$ <lran1d1, blk 4·door i O Mach t, auto , PIH
1 '<:::~::~~; HOWUD Che¥rolet
SUPll IUY! w1alr. Mu11l aell, 13.."I()(). at.eer & b1k~. ori11. owQ. \utom.iltt·. 1>'4 r. alttring Oo~e & Quall llJ
'7'.: Ve.:• Whitt'..-. bl!.: ru· 111~ ~tn1ic' II tradr, •
radio. ~l"tt"' \Int t·t>nd. SUD.lJb)t olr UbZ o.;o.;
~'tM:n'y r.,d '61 <.:on\\!rtt ~ lUl Xlnt: '1500 fi.U-05111 2194.'>HARBOR.BLVV &. litukcs. u1r cond .• hghl NEWJ:'OKT U!:At,;H Mt.s,, ....
bit w /h ardtop. 4Z7 76 F'ordl.TD ~d .. c 000 C d 540.,410540.0213 blut·w/mutrhmglDterlor llJ..0555 tlOO
w I 4 I p d • A fd I 1-• r.t • ' .. r. ""• • 194;8 A I • :I ·ll p (tuna I I iiiiiiiii;iiii .... ~ •• ,.P-!lf Beautllul cond. PIOO. m1. Beaullrut ni.r,. . re· well Gre»l body. '1800 1971 1'1ntu. 11400 or beat ~4SP~.;.,, m 1 t• "' 11 c ·
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MAIQUIS VOLVO
Ml OS VI 1-:JO
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VOLVO
EXU.IJSl\'ELY VOL\ o
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Nabers
Cadillac
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I 974 CADILLAC
COU,. DEVlUl
With full !)<lWl!r One
~Til'I l'•r tn •Upt'rli l'Un
d1twn t~KLI 1 S<tle
pntt-'fl helm~ whult•!ooJh•
bl~OOol< al
OHLY $4595
SADDLHACk
V AUIY IMPORTS
131·2040 495.4949
Daya Mo n thna II\, ducoo to 14750 1146 3<142 661-0406, 41)3-QUll olfl·r 0 .._.LY $5 .. 95 121:1) G!Jtl lllK-l "" • II ~pm, 548-af~ '76 ELJTE Muny ui<tr11:-. '66 MUSTANG 289 nuto .
COIYlm •77 lo ml, xlnl. eond Aaklng .:d. t'Ond. Bc11t olr. over 73 PINTO Wagon. •llclc
• 1 ~. 637-8641 uft 61'M. S1300 550.004u llhtfl.~oodrond .
COSTA MESA
DATSUN 8.69 mo. 3G Mo. il'nat. 110 1170·•750 duys, a•k for tl-4~ tlolllJ
H .. al~ rlak Only $'750 re: Chna 'fll t-'u~tback Blue tl6,oou 21MS HARBOR BLVD
tlUl'llon to del1vur' ll.171 mrlei., nu trun:. $1085 'Tl S11 \\jln Air, lo m1 540.6410 540-02 l l
+ T & I. lotal pJymcnt i'l COUNTRY :-.quire 9 11!13W5768pm \M F!'tl 'tl•r1m ntd nu 1,,171 l'onttui• Vt•ntura N1v1· $1000 Pillll wan P S I' I B, lll't•s , $.!,:150 SIU (1$117 <a:NEKAL A 1<:. 1mm1tc & li'oell Oldamobh 9955 JIJlthbJd. .. Utr. I'~. PU.
\UT<> Ll-:A.'>l"•H.; murnlatncd fS(){)()() m1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7 1 llt•l u\e Wen Autu/utr. ,\\! 1-'M \Int rond OrtR
S.1wc \~'l <21J >860 :!007 ~1675 ~2-4412 "ll <.:u\Jusi. Supreme Atr. lui: rJl k, iclnl t·ond, $2411:, u..-.nr ~ ~I 5S:!·49'J!l
V 14. nu ltrc'> lo m1 Gd Or lil"1t Offer 6"5 7221. 7'1 1 ·• :\Ian~. •'on\"rt. nu" t!l16Corv~th:lnbeaut1ful • d • l'\l'!4~fjg!il# -~ "' ~ ~ cundtttun & with low MoYerick 9947 U>n ll62·4u7' · . paint. toµ & trrt!a.' ~3.000
1n1lt!s Pwr. w1ndo'4a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l)lus ·711 Torn X\o\ n1111I ~ 41960 \Ii li7.~ 1567
l1lllg.5, atereo, <111rc~nwd1.& '711 Grbabbek r A0ut.u Vlf. PS, ~pdr1, i:o &mlk11ds$l:.001otr. ;: ... ,:;.:;;1~;0·;:1:·~·: ... ::,~ ·till l.t• \l<trb. p s. :J50cu
ptn blnp1nii \ .,_, I l 1i;1· ra ell na owner eve w 646 1205 v • 111 .tutomaltl', f':\1, air.
For uhht11k1ng s1m J .. omt OOll-0723 f)Jrv !I pa~l>cnger 'AJl:un bJtl ~5 H6116 Cort Fox t.eaain&. Cull '7·1 Cutia~ Suprm Air ool:v Sl,V<J5 Ln..-. blue •45-3661 '73 Mi\VEIUCI\, I dr xlnl eond See at Mobile book un tht.S 'dude 1., 67 Li•\1 ,111.,, .lulu. I'S,
Sl'<ian, aulo tr.ins, 111 m1 , S\11\100. Springdale & $3,100 .\ aooo.I clt·.m rar \!'ti I-' \I "" 1u11 . t
;s Orange. T toµ. J !>sume 111."w 11 re., Gd C"ond J:o;dmger. HR. Bei.\ offrr but 11 h11" 71.000 n11l1."'4 un "" 1111 • 1111rn.,.. 1111 ~50
lease or pur<'hd"' St.!l:iO ti ll; t1117li art M0-3233or846·2b73 1\ Sl·C 111 Datl\ 1'11111 li.11 ll~ll ~-014J 1 :l!PM park1ni: lot .1t 3JO Wl•lit __ _ '7 1 OLDS 98 Lux C.:pc llJ) Stn·l'l. l'i'-IJ Mc:.J. Ti fo'ttl'lll.,rrl 1-:prtl. 3.10 \X
li Corvelle. whrle T top, Mttcury 9950 L•ke new, 20000 mi S.11~5 ur 1 all IH:! 1:12 l for more AT. I'S, Pll. u11. r.11st•d
\Int :1.500 n11, S7,000 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cull 1'\1 or e\t-stW2-3984 1nlc1rm.1t1un. Ask Cor letter rud1als on 1.tllyc
'H Coupe DeV1llc ufler.&t5-71193 118 'll'rl' (;olden \\hllc rorSale. 197001os <:real 11111-. or O"·ar m Cll•t•t whl'I. i62011 /olr PP
I d.... I lb l c 9933 .,.()() .... l'U"" 837-11726 ..oa '''" 1mmac • rm °"9Gr 1 dr Good ram. 1·ar. Xlnl t'llgme .. "" ... M~lalllc blue 5116-6260 ••••••••••••••••••••••• running cond 562."> 1\42-6741 aft Sf'M '7:1 (;otll nu~tcr, VII, lo m t. CONVf:RTIBLt:· '1>4; <;To
t ~Vt''l.837 t74td>' 1976 M t•rt·ur} Cougar 1.122338 Pinto 9957 uulo I'S l'B, AC, clc11n CIH1>1c. 1 n\\ner. i,:ttt><l
'73 VOLVO 142 Mint cond 72 CdV ·;o IUV) V1n_\'I r1x.1, ;,t"fl"I (;IJJl', *'''"Ml I' I' '"12 4"c8 un nood -so ........ .c .. Auto. Mir l320C> l!li 7HJ9 ' . ·""' mr. lop tilt whel•I & l~1w' m;le~ ·1iH Cuuaur, !Ill, µb. ulr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,,. '" . .,.., • • .,, . o.., ..... "'
It IJ)M~ cond · SJ.450 1991:"<JA 1 For ,alt· 111 r. h
1
vinyl. top. 1:1,000 m 1. '14 ltunuhoul Runs grt'al _SP~! 6H GTn~. Clean. JI ur~t
557 1711H tow wholewlc hluehook Sll!JS Sl6-:l763afl6pm New tran:srrusslon, xlnt '711-'ury 111 , ,1111 cund . nu Lrnkugc, full pwr, l
'76 Voh•o, 2(;.j Wuruntv, '73 El lX d I k ONI y Silt!Oll C' l F interior Must set' Must b<tthn .. hru·k,, /.trt tirl'.,, oli'oner, Sl2SO 4968587 leat~r. full cqurp S70110 ira o. "m1. u at ~ or ox Mustang 9952 sell. $1600 1179·6318 .., 1011 i',57 751:1 lf!M-<>632 m.: Low Blue Bk. "'200 l.t!asing Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ _ _ "' .75 ASTRE Hlbk. Xlnl
K:l!I !)534 afl SPM 645-166 I 'lili i\u\o 2.K!1 57.000 orig '72 Plntn Hunabou\ A/C 70 1-'ur y 111 lllut•, gd l'ond. AM /FM s ter eo, lo
1977 CHEVY 'h TOM PICKUP
119521 rCC01.cTl1C1.S:>9!\t
BUY or LEASE
53999 5 85~.
1977 CHEVY EL CAMIMO
11111 t!C8007 l07331l
BUY or LEASE
.....
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54499 599~~-
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•SEYIUE '77
Sl4!ll \1o 36 Mo cloi.cd
1·11d le11~t'. no ri11k' Only
SIUI> + I mo & 11<· to <.It·
h\l'I ~.S.11 + T & L
t11t.1I pa}nll'nl 172:11>1
1975 Cougur XH7 \Int m1 l ownr:. Xlrll t·ond <tUl'> I ownr. J,u mr rnnd Lomt f7$0 mt 1t • .t1r. 645·8144 or 546.1200
rond. loaded TOP. l'.111 SlllC~I 11.1115411 000..1559after6PM _ 644·1147 ---~~l ~ --llli•----••••••--•••••
aft 5 19.1414111. 1!J1.os2-1 Auto1, U1ed Autos, UHd Atrto1. Uffd ldltol, UHd Allto1, Us.cl IAlrtos, Us.cl . General 9fl0' .•.....•..•••......•... DodcJe 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••·~•••:
* $499 & up*
AMC 9905 .•.................•...
·74 Mal.tdnr 401 \'R 1\C',
PS, PB. /\T ..:oud 1•und
!l.l!IS 1)12 :l!'>:!ti
'6 I Rambler S200
li-lfl·RIH 1 aft Ii l'M
<; E'I 1-:Hi\L
\l TO U :.\SI '1,(j
SUHC l!!S!J 1213 l!Sti9 :..'007
76 C°OUJ>I.' dt-\'tllt•
l.11 m1l1•s lmmJ1: l>a)lt
1;.10 SIS.I or 1>10 1;.i~ art ti
Camaro 9917 •••••.•.......•..•.••..
1974 Chevy Camaro
i\ulnmattt· utr cond ,
i\M11"M & low miles. In
,upcrb eond 1t1on
1111PHJ1
SADDLllACk
V AUEY IMrORTS a 11.2040 49 5.49 49
•....•••..•.........•..
1968 Dodge Chari.:t•r I' s
J> 13 air \ 111\ I roor
ffiJjl!>, nl'\\ rl.'olr t trl',,
ne eds work . s~oo
1\31 Jlfl'f aft ll p 01 , J II
day" cekcnrt'
i5 Charger SE PW, PB
I'S, arr. !itt•n·o, !ipced
runtrol, vm roof. mal!~
ftnc l'Ond. SIOOO bst ofr
~186 :?OH. 5-9PM
'7l Oodiio SwtnJll'r, 2 dr
auto. PS, onl~ UJ:\>I m1
SlSOO l'h 5'\8 J!J 17
Oodi:c ·72 l'ornn\•t. .11r,
PS1PB auto l.rkt• nu.
644-~
I 973 CiREMLIH Chevroht 9920 T.!Chargcr. J iii, '''+Mpg, ••••••••••• •••••• ••• ••• make ofrcr or trade In Stick ~hifl. rnll.R whh. G3 Chevy Nova, wagon );tert•o t;1p1· x\ra xtru c,·,v·., Iran~ i·Jr New part for tall' '• T pkup nice On I y SI 5!15 00:\ U7i7 n IU t>l5· l:.IG9 or !'>40 !1362 brake., MH 11 lfi S!OO
'910 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ii ~;I CJm11111 111.'W p.rrnt,
nl'w tr.ins . \Int
m1't·han11 all). \lu~l sell
1i6 Polaru ..:ond transp
)Ju~t ~ell ' s.i:io1offer
t»-1-0J.15
fi8 RI\ wr;1 Fu II power
Gd rond New t1re'I S900.
l'h 897 ·4-139
stl(IO Uu}'l IL:ll ZCl'r.!. t•vt·~ ;u Uoll~e :'11 o naro Sta
!'19 &17 Wi:n. \C. I'll. PS. nu
i.S Bwck Skyhawk. 20.000
m1. \fi PS:'\t Pn. 'un
roof m.11:,, \:\I Fl\1 H
trk , llTIITIJl . )J7:,0
11i'9·S71 h '('
70 Hw1·k Up<'I n·d Seolan.
'io Mont•· t <1rl11. '>har~>
lnw m1lt•s air, new t1re5
S!Ollfl ll1 I Jroll
llJ64 Che\y No\d.
•• ~ ... tnl{ "'()()
l'.tll <tit til'\1, ll-l7 11217
:Ml.000 mr . new llfl'" JU5l liti Muhbu '.127 hcach·rs,
tundl'd S7:?:; .'.iJli 7:10~> llrts & rims. ,\M FM ll
CONVl-:HTJBLI-; '68 ,
wh1tr. i.:•11>CI t·ond, $1200
S.18 !l'JSll
Cadillac: 9915
track. clean $1.000 or
b!I\ Clark 5 Ii J.4981
'00 Chevy Impala Hif(h
mileoge siso
642 5063
Uri.'• .. 'l:lnt t•nnrl IH2-0808
9'40
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·-;:, ~lonlt' <:nrlo. 31 .ooo m1, ~~~:!~:-;.:~".!':~:;;~ 17 Call ('Ill' llt•V1lll•. '"' & load NI XI nl rnnd ~umt• be Nndown on ap proved c rcdtl l' I' IDIO R!lll ?O~ ---'69 LTD, P IS. P IR. /\IC,
898-8214 Chev. 230·6 head pushroda R uns we ll. $6501o r r
76 Cadilla<'. 1::1 Obrudo llllers cam 3000 miles. 49'1·225Sevn.
peried. cond, l'Very xtra. SlOO _498·1278 '73 Gran Torino. R pa1111,
Under 8500. Sl.900 rlrm Ctwyal..-9925 auto, air, PS. rack. X lnl
6-12-0440 or 49$-5384, leave ••••••• •••••••• •• ••• ••• cond. P h 545-9203
nuil!_noans No quatlryml{. Take over 71 Granada, VS, olr, st ill
19b'7 El Dormlo lllk·n•tl, ll•a,t• SI II per mo. 1977 under waranty. 8,000 mt,
lthr, ster1·0 Xlnt l'llnd Cnrdnba LH' 1>d • de ~. PP 83().6378 ooo ~52' 131 lrH•ry tod:n \rr. auto. 8 -------~...!...' 1 ' tr.tl.'k, AM /f'M radio. 76 Ford Ehle, nnly 10,000
'IS El norailo '.\Int rnnd :\Int rond w1new tires mi. like new. bcautlful
Bei.t nffl'r Call Mr Thoma:. 1\73 8011 silv<!r & hlue Must ~ell'
I~ 1·4Uz:I _for appt lo lest dm "--S81·9ffl6
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GIANT4Day
Holiday
CLEARANCE
FRIDA Y·SA TURDA Y-SUNDA Y
All Day Monday, July 4th
9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P .M.
•73 BUICK
EXAMPLES
OF
OUR SAVINGS
DURING
THIS
SALE
Ow er
150
QUALITY CARS
ON SALE
'75 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME
Automatic. power ateerlng & $ 2 brakes. wsw. AM/FM stereo air 21 5 condlt1onrng. bu ckf\t sears.
(536HXFI
Automatic. A&H. power sreenng
& brakes. srr condrhonrng, 111!
whPel. vrnyt top. bucket seats.
(874RFB)
53725
'72 COUGAR
brakes. air COndttronlnq vrnyl too A utomelrc, power 1teer1ng & $ 2525
AM /FM stereo. till whePI. low
mites. (945EONJ
'73 CHRYSLER 9 PASS WAGON
To wn & Country Full power.
factory air. AM/FM •tereo. t ilt
wheel. cruise control. POWer door
locks. roof rock. Vacation Special.
(558JSBJ
Automatic power steering &
brekea. air oond1tion1ng. radio .
heater. vfnvt too le&~MSM)
5 2825
'76 CHEV. MALIBU CLASSlC
Autometlc, power sleenng & s412s brakes. trlt wheel. rallye wheel-;
cabriolet top. air condltromno
1730NXMI
Automatic, power steering a
brakee. ai r cond itloninc;i. hit
wheel. pawer windows. vinyl too.
turt>me v.tleels. (447PMVI
17 5 CHEVY 1/4 TON
P ickup Camper S p ecr1t s412s Automatic. oower steerrng I H D
braket. 11r cond1t1on1ng. 111t
wheel. A&H. 350 VS 1uic tanks
Super Oean (75150Z)
,, •
•
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SERVICE/PARTS
OPEN
6 DAYS A
WEEKI
BANK
FINANCING
0.A.C.
'75 COROLLA $2499 4 SP-.6:t:'4/~~ ~.ADIO
I
172
PINTO
s1499
AUTOMATIC #366ESL
•73
DATSUN ZEE
s4299
AM/FM CASSlm t829JIK
'75 MG ·MIDGET
. s2999
16,000MIUS
t2'49RFS
'72 CARINA
51599
'73
COROLLA s1799 .....
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COM PA NV
DEMOS
170
JAGUAR
s4799
AIR · Wiii WHEB.S
#27.COP
•73
•1899 .
AUTOMATIC
•04'9SLO
•75
DATSUN
s2399
AUfOMA'ftC
t"86MFW
•73
CELI CA
s2599
4 SPllD J82eKKZ
171
COLT
s1399
4 SPEED·All
t582ELF
•74
AUDI FOX
s2799
AUTO ·Ml·TAPll •011LPV
•75
VOLV0244
s4799
AU10 ·Afl
t033NOM
'7,3
COROMAS/W
s2499
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20,000 MIL!
saYICE
NI.ICY •••
OM MOST UMO Cil'1
WE
. LEASE
All MAKES
AMDMOOB.Sl
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N.Y.Stoeks
~OL 70, NO. 111, 'SECTIONS, •2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A · THURSDAY, :JUNE 30, 1977 TEN CENTS
I
Bl Cut KillS 175,000 _New Jobs?
LOS ANG EL.ES 1 AP> -Proaldent Carter'• deelalon to it.op pro-
ducuan or th Ill bomber wtll mean the lou of 175,000 anticipated
loba and lbe layoff ot 10.000 ~nom worlcin1 oa tbe project, a d1,.p.
potntf'd aerospue union officlal Hid today.
"I'm ve:ry d1uppGlntod, and what lt'11oln1 to mean II eertous
la)offs for many aC!ra.pac:e workers," said Jerry WhJppJo, re1lonal
dirtttor o( the International Auto and Aeroapace wdrkera CoUowinc
Cartu'5 telev1sed remarb.
ALmOUGH fJE WANTS TO HALT production of I.he Bl, Carter
,aid lesUng and research would continue on the project.
Whipple t.a1d he d~sn 't know what lhe President meaM by that
* * * * * * Carter Derision
Bl Test OK'd,
Building Stops
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Carter said today the United
States does not need the costly,
controversial Bl bomber, and re-
commended that production be
.stopped whale testing and re-
search continue.
With that verdict, which is
counter to the latest con-
cress1onaJ vote on the warplane,
Diedrich's
$100,000
Loan Told
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol t .. 0•11~ .. 11.1 St•fl
Search warrant records Ciled
Wednesday in Superior Court
show that in 1974 Orange County
tiupervisor Ralph Diedrich cot a
$t00,000 bank loan on the strength
or personal guarantees po$t.ed by
Dr. Louis Cella and Richard
O'Neill.
The guarantees meart' that
should Diedrich fall to repay the
lil00,000. either or both Cella and
O'Neill would pay the bank.
The records show Diedrich had
considerable trouble repaying
the money borrowed Crom
Crocker National Bank and did
i.o in early 1976 only after a de·
m and had been made of? 'Neill lo
make Diedrich 's loan good.
Search warrant material riled
with the county clerk show that
Diedrich on Sept. 30, 1974, filed a
public statement of economic in-
terest showing the loan due the
l>ank.
A statement filed April 23, 1975.
also shows the loan owed the
Crocker Bank al 1230 N. Main St ..
Santa Ana.
But a statement riled Feb 5.
1976, when the loan was stall out
standing, fail s to show the
Crocker indebtedness.
There is no provision on the re-
porting forms t.o show guarantors
of loans such as Cella and O'Neill
were on the Diedrich $100,000
note
Diedrich repaid a portion o( the
loan Jan. 12, 1976, the day Cella
tfas indicted by Orange County
and rederal grand juries on
multiple felony counts involving
allegations that money siphoned
from two county hospitals was
111ed to finance almost $2
tnlllion of worth or CeUa poUUcal
•ctivities.
<See LOAN, Pa•e AZ)
Coast
Weather
Variable high clouds
and late night and early
mornint low clouds. but
otherwise fair tbrou1h
Friday With moetly 1unny
days. Lows t.on1-ht In low
60s. Hl1ha Friday IC># 70t
at IH?aches to mtd-llOI in·
land.
INSIDE T08.4 W'
o~ ~ldd«j u r• ealltd cind "Mlt'IUn" f>v
oldtim,.,., ~ G Jiit CJn.-
nuaJ picnic. S.. ~Cl.
•••• lit
a•Y.-ttM<• ., A•.......-n .,......._.. Cl __.,T,_ tr..::: .......
Carter reaffirmed the position he
took as a candidate. He said he
wasn't guided by his campaign
position, but by his belier that the
p1lotless cruise missile 1s an ade·
quate strategic weapon without
the new manned bomber. He said
the cruise missile should be
deployed. <Related press con-
ference story, A3)
The President. noting that he
hopes ror a U.S.·Soviel summit
meeting soon as part of continu-
ing consultations with Moscow.
said also lhat his decision on the
Bl might signal the Kremlin that
the Administration is striving for
progress in Strategic Arms
Limitation Treaty talks.
"I can't deny that was a fac·
tor," he said. •
But the Russians have been
more concerned about the cruise
missile than about the new
manned bomber.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said under the
President's decision there will be
four Bl bombers in the Pentagon
inventory -three al~ady built,
and one l.lftder construction.
Carter said his dec:t1fon was
based OD hil judement or
military nqu~tntnts, •iven lhe
development 61 th cruise mis-
sile and the fact that moclernlzed
B52 bombers can be used to Catl'y
that w~pon.within its 1,50().miJe
range of enemy targets.
The President said he believes
Conireas will support his de~
cision against the Bl. He also
said there is -1Wll)'S the posslbill·
ty that he could revive 81 produc-
tion should relations with
Moscow deteriorate. Carter said
he doesn't expect that to happen.
(See 81, Pate A2)
Second Call
From Captive
Girl Awaited
but indicated that it could mean some employment for the
aerospacelndustry.
"Had they buill il, •· Whipple said, "we anticipated there would
be 175,000 Jobs involved for a year and all of those jobs will be gone.'•
CARTER'S DECISION DREW AN angry reaction from Rep.
Robert K. Dornan <R-Cahf >. m whoi>e d1stnct the Bl was to have
benen manufactured.
Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise missiles for exist·
Ing planes "an 1d1otac idea," contending Soviet Jetriehters can shoot
the planes down before they can fire off the m1ssilea.
"They are breaking open the Vodka bottles tn Moscow ," Dornan
declared. "We have red the Russian bears with an appeUUe t.o hll us
with a flrat nuclear atrUce."
TUE Bl PBOJEcr BAS BEEN ~ntered in the blah desert com-
munity Of Palmdale about 75 miles northeast of Los Angeles, where
Rockwell lhtemational bu.ilL and is testing a Bl prototype.
F\ll.l scale production would also have taken place at Rockwell's
Palmdile facility, with help from subcontractors throughout
Southern California and the nation.
Meanwhile, at Rockwell's regional headquarters in Loi>
Aneelet, reaction ran&ed rrom disbelief to bitterness.
(See JOBS AFFECTED, Pa&e A2)
Drug Raids Net 17
Sweep Concludes 'Operation North End'
By ARTHUR R . VINSEL
Ol llM O•llY Piiot 51•11
Striking at dinnertime
when many suspected north
Huntington Beach high
school-level drug dealers
were at home, teams of police
made 17 arrests Wednesday
night, concluding their
Operation North End.
The massive sweep included a
raid on the house in Santa Ana
Heights that yielded $30,000
worth of alleged illicit drugs, in·
eluding Thai Stick mari)uana
and cocaine.
Investigators who geared their
two-month probe or alleged drug·
dealing centering on Marina
High School m the city's north
end were jubilantly surprised at
the amount seized.
Several other residences
among those primarUy clustered
in the vicinity of Marina High
School were also found to have
substanliaal caches of alleged
dru1s and money.
Detective Sgt. Carl Vidano.
who coordinated the raids from a
command post in a camper truck
behind a supermarket in a shop.
pane center across the street from
the Marina Hieb School campus,
said there were no Incidents
o.i1, ~1..-hfte ov Pelflell 0'0-11
He said no illegal weapon!;
were found in the roundup of the
suspecl5. aged from 14 to 26." in
duding two Marina High School
sophomore girls, aged 4, who
were allegedly the campus' con
nections for PCP, the '
hall uclnogen called Angel Dust '
"We have never seen so much
dope In Hunlangton Beach in the 1
pasl 12 years People think thl! 1
<See DRUGS, Page AZ>
* * * Narcs Tell
Drug Tales
Of Horrors
One kid wa.s round with tY.o
pounds or alleged Colombian
uana, $482 in cash and
chan&e and a .999 percent pure
silver ln1ot rn a stron1box m his
room.
One more was found In a Santa
Ana sanitarium, wnh all that Ill
leCt oC a mind blown out by Angel
Dt.llt and he has been locked up
two weeks with dru1-induced •
psycholl4. \
The narcs kept the warrant for
his arrest as a suspected dealer
and went away anto the night.
"That Angel Dust 1s some
bad st uff ," one nar<'
snapped angrily "Must have
done someth.ing to his brain And
right now. 1t 's all over th1~
to')'n."
DON SHIELDS PONDERS DAMAGE CAUSED BY HUNTINGTON BEACH FIRE
Family Escapes But Dog Kiiied In Blaze Early Tod1y on Hell Avenue
One more child. a girl 14. the
Marina Connection along with
her girlfriend lhe same age.
police aJ1e1e. ill charged with
supplying PCP to students at
Huntington Beach's Marina High
School.
Her parents were barned that
Huntington Home Burns , police thought it suspicious lhut
she has been padlocking her '
bedroom even if she leaves for <1
mere five minutes.
"Most of the grass we're find ' A home in the north part of
Hunllnjton Beach surfered ex·
tensive nre damage early this
morning, but all three occupants
escaped unhurt
However, the family's pet dog
perished in the blaze and two
firefighters suffered tnJunes.
Capt. Roger Hosmer estimated
that $80,000 an damage was
cauted to the bome itself.
Another $50,000 in contents were
destroyed.
The fire wu cJetected shortly
arter midnight at the home oC Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Ward at S341
Heil Ave .. near Meadowlark
Airport.
Hosmer said the fire started an
a utilit)' room which housed a
washer and dryer. The cause is
under investigation
Ward, identified by firemen as
a Fullerton high school teacher,
told firemen he heard elass
breaking and alerted hil ramUy.
He and his wife and arowo eon,
Don Shields, rushed from the
naming home. .
Valley Chase Ends
With Five Injured
• -
at Huntinalon lnwrcommunlty
Hospital.
Spokesmen 1ald youni
Beaven sustained mualve h ad
and ctie.t tnlW1e1 In tho craab;.
Firemen put out the names in !Jn~ is all Colombian weed. Stron~ f
about 20 minutes but Heil Avenul~Jfttfdt that goes ror $50 an ounce." ~
at Graham and Bolsa Chica narcotics Detective Sgt !
Streets was closed for nearly ir1 Vidano '
minutes during mop up opera-He spoke or the Huntington
lions. Harbour youth whose bedroom
Fireman Mike Cooley suffered stronabox yielded two pounds or
an eye injury from falling debris the weed. $482 in cash and lhe
and fireman Dwayne Olson in· silver ingot.
curred a severely cut hand fn>rn The boy's motheT insisted t.o '
br9ken tJass, Hosmer aaid. arresting olflcen the silver Ingot J
Hosmer said that furniture was a high school vaduation l belo~ t.o another family WIS irt otin th f II 1 stor at •"e r••idence and it I • n g e am Y 8 so pre· ) .... .... senled him wilh $500 as a birth· t added t.o thf severity of lhe loss. day ,ui.
She clalma he certainly can't
be a dope dealer.
"And then .•. ,"says one raid
team member, the woman turns
around and lay• thla line on us: "It that's MexJcan weed in-
stead of the cood atu!f, you're on· 11
ly talklna about a couple of hun-
dred dollars. But J 1up9<>1e you
1uy1 are lntereated in quantity.
not quality," he quoted the angry
mother as sayint.
Tbe roundup wu ioi.ng nicely,
according t.o plan. and the men
wbo ban ln.ated two months
and .. ., ln 8" attempt to break dril t:ralllc at one campus were
pleued.
·-The Nd tldnf 1.1.·· • .,.. Sgt. Vldano. ''thla la Just on ol aill campuaea bl CW' toWn ... <PolJce
IUU tho lltuaUon b not ea
severe at.ome Other &cboolal.
• NarcoUca Detective Bo
M«an. a bule. bear·llko beatdod man in a t1e-dyed awea& ahJrt
wltb 'tOr'iMa llMV sat at a
&rpeWrttet under a d!m llaht
iblntni po IU Nldtn1 head.
H• ~d away wltb l fln•et• at a typewrlt4!r
cbecbd tiff nam• ot 1U1~.
Hew• fUU91 Ip at• •tcreWY Wblle Set. V!Qno'• wtte Alice. MrMU a nMrYedffleeT ustaned
to UM~ OUt wfth·• t"mw Ina apdalrl. Dtlltd1 .
"' tlloN btlM .mllltid lioit1 pre· ClliaK&IQl.l'UI A.I)
0..1, li'li.1 .._"' f'•lfl<• 0'0-11
PROBE sulf.tecrs AT '76 POLITICAL RALL y
Rlcherd O'Neill (left), Supervlaor Ralph Oledrtch
LOAN •..
Diednch s final J.ILI' ml'nt L•1 the
bank of $50.Sl:I ~as madt l•'•·h
18, 1976. aftl'r 0''1.lt-111 s attorr11 \
h.,~ demanded lh.il hi· •wtllt· .H
•1 ~aunts on lht• loan guur.111l1•1•tl hv
his client.
1 nCI UdCd In 1 ht• fl•!JH'rS riled
Wednesday were c·op1cs or clun
n ing letters sent to D1cdr1rh by
the bank and O'Ne11l's attorney
One letter from b.ink vice pre ,
s1dent N. L. Hall idy 1n part read.
··in addition numerous l<"lephom•
m essages have bt.>cn lcfl with
members of vour omcc• starr
However. t~</mc,sai.:cs haV1• not
been ackno7t'<ig<.'d."
T he herty scan·h ~arrant rl'
c·ords were flied as an c>1~h1
month grand 1urv 111\ , ..... 11i.:<.it111n
mto county pollt1<·al p1.H't1<·1•.., <·n
Le red its final stages
In vest1gat1on 1.... rf'nt1•r1·d t1n
D1ednch's 111vohcm1·nl 111 :ii
lc'gcd <:nnspirac.> d1 .... 1~'l1t•rl 111 d1 ....
gu1-;c the tru<• sou1 <'t' u1 <·am
pa1gn funds l'SJ>t'<;1ull.v lhost·
eonlrihult•d lo rm1nt ~. :-iurwn I""'
Philip 1\nth1111\
Teen Girl
Ekctrocut,ed
In Aid Try
MIAM I (AP I -A 14·year-old
~1rl was electrocuted as s he tned
ln help two screaming boys who·
had touched a chain-link fence
t•lcdrified by fallen wires. Police
say Bolh boys suffered burns on
the l~gs but were not seriously
hurl
Linda Williams tried to pull the
boys from the fence around a
pool at an apartment complex
Wednesday but fell forward. hit·
ling her head on the fence. of·
firers said.
Sh~wered the screams for
help C B • an Timko, 11, and Bil-
ly Fo ler. O As she approached
1 ht' boys, pt I ice said la ter , a htllc
girl outside the fence yelled
Don't touch the fenct\! They're
br1 n g electrocuted !"
Bryan said he was jus t going
to push off the fence a nd t ake a
d1vt• when my hand stuck." Billy
1 an Lo his aid but was shocked
\\ hr•n he touched Bryan 's leg
f 'r•un Page Al
DRUGS SEIZED ...
problem has 1\-sst·nt•d l1ut it's
lhC're. 'Sgt Vid<1no ohs1·n·1·d
He said no olht•r drug l:.i" 1•11
rorcemenl agcn1·1i:s ~c1 l' 111
'olvcd 1n lht• '"' t•slq~.at ic111
which tncludt'd numt•rous JI
lcgt•cl purt·hases from holh stu
dents and <'am pus hang«rs·on.
\.\ e SJ>l.'nl S2.600 Ill t•1t ~ ITIOIH'\-
and "cre dealt abou~ S:1 .tl<Kl v..01 th
0 f \ a rl 0 US d () J.i I' t, ii S l' rj II
lht• streC'l :-alt• \ ;..ilu1•s, S~t
\'1dano s:ud a ... his t1·.1m .... ltrout.:hl
in susl)t•ct;,
Crov..d!> of JUn111r h1i.:h and h1i.:h
school ai.:e \ oungst1·rs out in
search or 1"<c·1ti•rnl'nl on the
bal m y moonlit .lunt• n1f{ht
strolled past the t•omm<.1nd post
ofte n, t'yemi.t il cunouslv
T he ordinary look.1ni.:. un
marked truck M'rv('(I a.., a com
municat1ons center for the 19 of
fict-rs assj~nrd to Opl•rut1on
North En~. which 111\olwd ar
rests 1n /Long BC'ach, Garden
Grove. ~d Santa Ana ll«1ghls.
n<•ar Oqlnge County Airport
The r~s1dt•nr<.• of lJrotht•r.., !lJn
d1 ansf Dennis ~·rant'<' a1t<'d 2G
and 25. at 2292 Orch<trd 1>11' 1•,
\\<as bcll('vcd by poll ct• lo lw th<'
central connection JXHnt for drug
lraff1cking
Narcotics Ucta1\ <:hwf Sl!l
Vidano S81d 1l was lh<•n• hi ... m1'n
discovered nppro:omalcly 1,500
Tha i stick~. or five pounds of the
twig a nd blossom <·nd or man
Juana plant shoots Th('y arc ex-
trem ely pe>lcnt a nd sell for $20
per stick.
The Southeast Asian druj.( pro
· Budget Vote Seen • LOS ANGELES (AP> The
county Board or Supervisors was
e xpected today lo approvc u $.') 5
·billion budget , only ont• duy
1 before the new fiscal year
OAAH0£ COAST ,; ,
dul'ls run a bout 18 slicks to the
oum•c investigators noted.
Uru~s confiscated during pre
\ 1ous purchases and the Wed·
11<·:-day roundup included 39
ciun<·t·s of mostly potent C4lom·
hr an 'ariety m a r ijuana. 16
J!rams of cocaine. 48 grams of
l'C P or 1\ngel Dust , one milliliter
11£ h<ish1sh oil and 100 tablets or
LSD. pol.lee said
Seized also at the F rance r e-
sidence in Santa Ana HeLghts
was S2,500 1n cash. plus assorted
par aphernalia such as metric
scales and plastic bags for
weighing a nd packaging ac-
tivities
Several m or e adults and
.1uveniles could not be located in
W<'dnesday's series of raids, but
are named in arrest and search
warrants yet to be served, Sgt.
Vrctanosaid
Onf' young woman Is reported·
h 111 Northern Cahfornia study
in~ on a federal gr ant provided
for gtflt'd stud ents, investigators
11ott•d
Still .inothc•r suspect named in
.1 ~arrant was found hospitalized
111 a prnate psych iatr ic
sanitarium. ~here he remams
pf'n<fln~ his possible recovery
from drug-induced psychosis and
l.1tN prosecution
Parents promised to surrender
other~
What we're dealing with is a c·
tually t he local kids' connec-
twns." Sgt. Vidano said in a com-
mand post inte rview.
He alleged that some or the
suspects ar e accused of 11elllng
llrugs to elementary sthool-age
C'hlldren
"Som e of the coc aine we
bought goes for $SOO a quarter-
ou nce," he added, while another
narcotics detective pointed out
\oungste rs dor)'t buy lhat kind of
action with lunch money.
* * *
MAGAZINE. Ark. <AP) -
Autborltles fanned out lhrough a hea~ly wooded four-county area
today aearcblns for two men in
the tlaylna or a city manhal.
the woundl~ of a par>c ranger
and the poa1lble abduction of a
second ranser.
The suspects we re reP-Ortedly drlvin~tolen car r egiirtered to a Loul1 man. He and a
paaaenaer ave been missin g for
t w6 days and deputies from the
W nablnat.on Pariah Sheriffs of-
fice ln LoutSlana said they . too,
may have been killed.
Between 50 and 100 per$0J\S -
Including atate police. FBI. coun·
ty authorities and volunteers -
were participating in the
manhunt. The suspects were
deacr\bed u beln& in their early
20s and were believed lo be car-
rying 357-magnum pistols and a
«·magnum pistol, state police
said.
One plane was being used in
the search and roadblocks were
ealabl.lsbed throughout the area.
The search was concentrated m a
heavily wooded area south or
Blue Mountain Reservoir, l4
miles east or Boone ville in
western Arkansas.
Police s aid City Marsha l
M a r v in E . Rit c hy, 42, o f
Magazine was round shot to de-
ath In the trunk of his c ar Wed·
n eaday afternoon. He was
handcuffed to David Small, 28,
principal of Plainview High
School and a part-time ranger.
• Small, who had a large-caliber
bullet wound in the ri&ht upper
cheat, was listed In stable condi·
lion at a Fort Smith hospital.
Officers said Small's partner .
Opal James, 58, of Hava na m
Yell County was missing.
R1tchy had been repe>rted miss
mg that mornans. Small and
J amet1 were on a routine patrol
when they s pe>tted his car parked
a t the Ashley Creek landing in a
remote area or the Blue Moun·
lain Rese rvoir.
Authorities s aid Small a nd
J a mes approached the car and
Small was shot. Small's mother .
Mrs. C.A. Small of Russellville ..
said her son told her that some
m en "walk~ up on him,'' shot
him and placed him In the car .
Valley Seta
Day Campa
Thf Fountain Valley Recrea-
tion Department has planned a
series of week-lone day camps
for youngsters 7 to 12 years
beginrung July 11
Each weekly camp s ession will
be held at Mile Square Park from
9 a .m . to 4 p.m. The fee for each
ses sion is $22.50.
Camp activities Include fis·
hlng, swlmmine, 1ames, crafts.
demonstrations and field trips.
For more Information. call
962-8321, ex.tension 236 .
E'rone Page Al
Bl ...
The two to p Re public a n
leaders ot Congress criticized
Carte r's decision
H o use GOP l eader J oh n
Rhodes called it a "gr atuitous
slap in the face" because or the
243 to l.28 ~ui;e vo\e Wednesday
to proceed with production
"I lhJnk the way the President
has handled this decision is rank
a m ateurism." Rhodes said.
Fro• Pflfl*! A J
NARCS •••
vlous narcotics invest.igations.
He hears on the radio or the
seizure or $30,000 worth or unex-
pected drugs at one home.
"Yahoo and Zlppa-dee-doo:'
dab,·• he crowed triumphantly as1
h e p e ck e d a w ay at th e
t ypewriter
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I
Orchard t>rl•e, Sant• Ana
Relpu, •.ooo ball: poea .. lon ot mutJ wttb lftteat to ae1L
-'l'IMHllu 1111t1 , 28, of m
13th St., Apt. e, Huntlntton
Beacb, $7,500 ball; usln1 a minor
for pla ~ marljuanaa. -au oGd Cann Mall•m.
10\ of Le Puente; fl,500 ball,
•• u of «»e&lne. -Man••ll ..... , 19, 40$1
Ft1.ro Clrc:l•i HunUncton
Btlch. '1,000 ba I: .. 1u "' COo-
calfte. -J'railk Cnbh, 19, 371 Park st., LOos Beach, '5,000 ball:
aal otcodlnt. Jnnstiiatora aald lt ll *8Sblt,
addJUOul chars wUJ l>e· ftJed
uainat eome or the dtf eoUil\I baaed on au led contrabUd dn.aP. fowid at tb4I time ol
warrant ll'nlU. -·
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D•ll• f'li.4 Stall f'NI•
CLEANUP BEGINS FOLLOWING PURSUIT AND CRACKUP IN FOUNTAIN VAL~EY
<.I Two Near Oeeth After 2 p.m. Craah Wednesday on Brookhurat Street
Fro• Page A I
JOBS AFFECTED. • •
BASTIAN HELLO, PRESll>ENT OF lht• fi rm's Bl 0 1v1s1on.
said the decision would m eun the ch mi nation or 8,000 Jobs-some ui.
ear ly as next week out of a total of 13,000 Roc kwell employes
working on the project in Los Angeles and PaJmdaJe.
Bul despite the m aJor im pact of Carter 's decision on ~ockwell
operations, Hello said t.hcre were no immediate plans to ctfallenge
al.
"We do not mtend to contest the P resident's decision al all," he
s aid. "Those people a re made to m ake those decisions. We are paid
to abide by them.··
drnER EMPLOYES AT THE PLANT near International
Airport were also ope nly d ispleased with Carter 's decision to scrap
the multi-billion dollar project
A. sttcreta ry called the cancellation · unbelievable.''
An engineer said 1t was a ·-.n1stakc ·
And a 24·ycar Rockwell veteran said he would take early retire-
m ent Three mockupi. of thl' controver .... u1I a1rcrart h ave been built and
fo ur more are under con~tru<:Lwn at the Rockwell plant rn
Palmdale
EDWARDS AIR FORCE Basr Lest fligh ts have been under way
fo r 212 years. including a successful one Wednesday
Meanwhile. city official!\ m Palmdale. whose local economy ae
pe nds hea vily on the a erospace ind ustry expressed concern over
Carter 's decision.
"It's a disappe>1ntm cnt to me as a personal o bservation," said
Mayor Robe rt S. Cla ir. "I think the Bl was a desirable adJunct to o~ defense posture. l r ... j r et the decis ion more on that basis tha n on
th~ local one.
"It would have been a source of employment for the area ," he
continued, "but this does not destine Palmdale and the area to
become another dust bowl."
Fro• Pag~ AJ
CRASH .•.
fae 1ul <'Ult-. but v.crcn'L
hospilah zed
A third victi m, Mary C. Gen
tile, 17, also of Huntington Beach.
w as treated by paramedics for
nose and mouth injuries and re·
leased after a checkup at the
Fountain Valley Hospital.
Investigators s aid a fl ying
s pare tire Cro m Ta lly's car
struck two othe r cars, causing
minor damage to each
Parade On,
Despite Nags
EL CAJON <Ar i The Cit\'
Council i.ays the Fourth of .J11lv
fireworks show Monday ''Ill I!;>
on. l'Ven 1r thc horM.·s get scdrl'd
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N.Y. S toeks
VO 70. NO. 181, 4 5 CTIONS, ~2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALlFORNIA THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1977 TEN CENTS
Bl Cut Kills 175,000 New Jobs?
I
LOS ANGELES I AP> -Pr dent Carter'• declaion to atop pro·
d lion ot the Bl bum~r will mean lbe lo11of17&.000 anticipated
· and the layoff ot 10.000 puM1111 workltn on the project, a dl11p·
ted pate union ultic1al ••l.d today. ''t'm v ry dluppolnted, and what ll'• 1oln1 to mean ti aenous
layotf'a for many aerospaces workfts," 11ld Jerry Whipple, re1lonal
dJrector ol lhe International Auto and Aerospace workera followlng
Carter'1 telev1sed remarlUi.
A LTBOUGH 11£ WANTS TO HALT production of the Bl. Carler
s11d test.in& and research wouJd conUnue cm the pro1ect
Whipple said he doeim't know what the President mean~ by lhat
but indicated that it could mean some employment for the
aerospace industry.
"Had they built It." Whipple said, "we anticipated there would
be 17S,000Jobsinvolved for a year and aJI of those jobs will beione "
CARTER'S DECISION DREW AN anery reaction from Rep.
Robert K Dornan <R·Calif ), in whose district the Bl was lo have
benen manufactured.
Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise misslles for exist-
ing planes "an idiotic idea," contending Soviet jetf1&hlers can shoot
the planes down before they can fire off the m1sslles
"They are breakine open the Vodka bottles an Moscow," Doman
declared. "We have fed the Russian bears with an appetihe to hit us 1
wlth a first nuclear strike."
THE Bl PROJECT HAS BEEN centered m the high desert c<?m·
munlty of Palmdale about 75 miles northeast of Los Angeles, where
Rockwell International built and Is tesUng a Bl prototy~
Full scale production would also have taken place at Rockwell's
Palmdale facility. with help from subcontractol"S throughout
Southern California and the nation
Meanwhile, at Rockwell's regional headquarters In Los
Angeles, reaction ranged from disbelief to bitterness.
.(See JOBS AFFECTED. Pace A!)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * * * * * * * * *
Fireteorks in Irvine
Firemen douse names that destroyed a
fireworks stand and its contents in Irvine
early today. Investigators believe arsonists
tossed Molotov cocktails into the stand in
the Walnut Shopping Center at Walnut
Avenue and Culver Drive. The midnight
blaze destroyed the $500 Red Devil stand
and $4.000 worth of fireworks, firemen said.
No one was hurt
Bl Tests Baclced,·
Building Stop Asked
•
WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi·
dent Carter said today the Unlted
States does not need the costly.
controversial 81 bomber, and re·
commended that production be
stopped whlle testing and re-
search continue
Ly that he could revive Bl produc·
lion should relations wi\P.
Moscow deteriorate. Carter said
he doesn't expect that to happen
The two top Republican
leaders of Congress criticized
Carter 's decision
House GOP leader John
Rhodes called 1t a "gratuitous
slap m the face · because of the
243 to 128 House vote Wednesday
to proceed wlth production.
"I th.Ink the way the President
has handled ttus decision 1s rank
amateurism," Rhodes said.
Senate Republican leader
Howard Baker said he has the
"queasy feeling" that the Pres1•
dent 1s attempting to influence j
the course of strategic arms
limitation talks through public
pronouncement!. ' "The programs that Pres1 ·
dents Nixon and fo'ord made lo n• '
duce the tensions m~ bt• squan·
dered by mept handling of mal·
ters of great delicacy, Bakt•1·
said.
With that verdict. which 1s
counter to the latest con-
gressional vote on the warplane.
Carter reaffirmed the pos1t1on he
took as a candidate He said he
wasn 't guided by his campwgn
position. but by his belief that the
pilotless cruise missile 1s an ade
quate strategic weapon without
the new manned bomber. He said
the cruise missile should be
deployed. C Related press con·
ference story. A3)
The President, noting that he
hopes for a u.s .. Sovlet summit
meeting soon as part of continu·
ing consultations with Moscow,
said also that his dec1s1on on the
Scout's Parents
Hope, Await Call
Bl m1ghts1gnaltheKremlinthat SARASOTA, Fla. CAP>
the Administration Is striving for Charlotte Grosse'a parents wait
progress in Strategic Arms ed for a second telephone call to
LimltatJonTreatytalks. day, hoping it would bring word
"I can't. deny lhat was a rac-that lhe man who dragged their
Irvine Coach
I Faces Trial
Sclwol Board Chief
Term May be Cut
tor,·· beNJd. · lS·year·old.dauabur tr.om a Lent.
But the Russians have been at. a remote Gln Seoul campsite
more concerned about the cruise had kept hil pledge to free her·
m iss1le than about the new By mid-day today there had manned bomber. been no further word on the
lit Bat Assault
An lrvlne Lillie League coach
who Is accused of striking a spec-
tator over the head with a
baseball bat 1s !iCheduled lo go lo
trial July 12 1n llurbor Judicial
District Court.
Gary Lee f'ile. 35, of 16 Cross
Creek, faces aRsnull churges
stemming from the May 5 inci-
dent at tl~rvard Athletic· Park in
Irvine.
Police say File allt•gt•dly
struck Richard Alan Sh<wk<•y, 36.
of 13771 Andcle Way, Irvine. with
tbe bat at the end of a lnist•ball
game Shockey and his t\\o sons
were observing Pol1<·t• ~aid
tShockey was not ~l·r1ously 1n
ju red
According lo the police, the in·
cidenl wrus sparked when. dunng
the game. Sh()(key's two sons
were playtni with a Lennis ball in
lhe stands and the ball kepl
bouncmgonto the playing field
Fite reportedly warnt'd
Shockey to stop his sons and
finally grabbed the ball and held
1t until the end of the game,
pohcesu1d
When the game concludt'd, the
two men met on the field and
Clnlshcd the argument, according
to police accounts of the Incident
Coast
W'~uther
Varla~le h1Qh clouds
and late nJi&ht and early
morning low <'louds. but
otherwise fair through
Friday wt m<>1lly sunny
days. Lowa tonl1ht In low
60s. Highs Fnday low 70ll
at beaches to rnld·80s in ·
land.
I N IDETODA~
Oronot Cotmt11 M1toru ff ,,. called ond "r~onum" bu
Oldffmrr• ottnkttng a 3W o,,..
11ual picnk. SU P.o0 Cl.
l•dex
Irvine school Trustee Frank
Hurd will ask his colleagues next
month to change the school board
bylaws so that every trustee
serves one year as board presi·
dent.
Hurd said today he opposes the
system used so far in the six
year-old district whereby the
board president serves a two·
year term of office.
So far, Charles Boulanger and
Lee Sicoli both served two years
and Dean Olson is now serving
his second year as president
Hurd. who has asked district
administrators to put his pro
posed resolution on the July 13
l>oard agenda. says he thinks the
position should be rotated equal-------Culver D rive
P roject Set
F or Mid-July
A lwo·year construction pro·
ject aimed at straightening a
curve on CUiver Drive in Irvine
and Improving the Culver-Santa
Ana Freeway interchanae will
begin in mid·July, according to
CalTrans officials.
CalTrans project en1lneer
Haruto Miyataki said the nearly
$5 million project wlll Involve
construction of a partial
cloverleaf and a new six-lane
freeway overpass bridge.
The project will require a brief
closlng ln early 1979 or the Culver
Interchange and detouring of
trartic over surface arteries to
freeway entrances at Myford or
Je,,rey Roads.
It also will Include rebuildlne a
mlle·lonf segment. or Culver
north o the interchange to
straighten a potentially
hazardous curve, Miyataki said.
is!'al MaiDtenan
Contract Okayed
ly smce trustees have equal im·
port ance and It is a non partisan
office.
Although Hurd saya it was nol
his direct intention, the im·
mediate effect or the bylaw
change would be to have June
Foley automatically beoome
board president next year. the
last year or her four-year term.
She has not yet served as presi·
dent.
Mrs. Foley said she favors
llurd's idea for its long term ef·
fed. n'ot because 1t would enable
her to assume the presidency
next year
·•t 'm afraid that the board pre-
sidency 1s getting to be a pro·
prietary thing in this dlslnct.
with only three board members
so far being president." Mrs.
1-~oley commented
She said she thinks it would be
good to have a "fresh outlook '
each year wlth a new president.
• Since 1t 1s Just an honorary pos1-
t1on. It really shouldn't stay m
the same hands twice," she
added
Current board President Olson
said he doesn't have strong reel-
<SttTERM, Pa1eA2l
Tu:o-lwur Viejo
Standoff Ends
With Surrender
An urudentlfled man surren-~
dered to heavUy armed Orange
County Sherlfl"a depullea in Mis·
s1on VieJO today after barricad·
1ng himself inside his con-
1 domlnium for more lhan two
hours
White House press s~cretary whereabouts of the slender girl,
Jody Powell said under the who called home at 10 15 p.m. p d · d · · h Ill be Wednesday to say she was all res1 ent s O<\!_S1on t ere w right and would be set free. four Bl bomMrs in the Pentagon
inventory three already bwll, "We fully anticipate we'll hear
and one under conslruct1on. from her again," Cpl Ray PUon
Carter said his decision was of the Sarasota County shenff's
based on his Judgment of office sald today. "Where she is
military requirements. given the and how she is we don't know "
development of the cruise mis-''I'm baffled, .. said Sarasota
site and the fact that modernized County Sheriff Jim Hardcastle. 8~2 bombers can be used to carry He said he couldn't understand
that weapon within It!! 1,500 mlle why the man had allowed her lo
range of enemy targets. call home and speak with her
The President said he believes father, Richard Grosse, but then
Congress will support his de-didn't refease her.
cis1on against the R 1 lie also He said thal Charlotte told her
said there 1s always the possib1h· parents the man was "going to
Irvine Teen Center
Ho urs Expa nded
The teen center in l rvme will
have expanded hours this sum-
mer now that tbe city council has
allocated more money to pay for
recreation aides.
The center. located in Mason
Regional Park next to University
High School, wlll be open from
noon until 11 p.m ., Mondays
through Thursdays and from
noon to midnight, Fridays and
Saturdays.
get rid or her at a telephone
booth."
Sheriff's Capt. Thomai;
Stimson said Charlotte also told
her parents she would be re
leased m Manatee County, the
county where she made her first ,
phone call. Manatee is 1ust north
of Sarasota County.
"I don't think he'd let her go
(SeeSCOUT. PageA2l
Other Co verage
Additional South County
stories appear today on Pages
87A and B7C.
"" w1,...pho•t
'l'M ALL RIGHT'
Chartotte Grosse
FRIGHT KJLLS
MANIN HE/SI'
VENTURA <APl A S8·year·
old man may hCj"e been
frightened to dhth by two men
who tried to rob him. police sa1d •
Ofhcers said Edward Schaaf
was about to enter a local market when he \\as npproachl'd hy two
youn& men, one armed \\1th a
knife. who tried to grab him
Arler a brier struggle. Schaar
broke loose, ran inside the store
and collapsed. pobce said. Death
was attributed lo a heart attack.
DAILY PILOT
Air Bags
For Car
Mter '84
WASHJNGTON lhl'J
Tran port•Uhn retary Hrock
Adami todn cmt re<J •II auLo»
roaau!acturl'd after mod~I year
1"'4 to be ulpped with Ir bat•
or another form ot autornuUc
<'tub protecUon, an order thal ''* lnlO f'ft~t •ulomaUnlly In '° day unlea ovt'rlur 11t'd by
Concroa
Adama c1tt'd • Tran.pvrhtllon
0 partmrnt atudy that pualw
&f~ty r lramUl c:uuld uvt· up lo
9,000 hve1 a y41ar • he •an·
nouncod Ilia dec:uton al w n~w1
, conftrmce
"I cannot an 1ood t'On.ll'IC!nt'c
be a party LO further unnec:casary
delay The I sue of autornobllc
afety bu dra1aed on too luna."
Adams as3Jd
The order C'ould forte auto
maken to equip cars with air
b<igs or pa~~1vc twits. deVH'c!:>
that ~ould not requ1n: human as
su1tance to protect the front !I-Oat
uccupan~ or an auto anvoJved an
at· rash
But within an hour of Adam's
announcl'menl, Rep Bud
Shuster f H P11 I. introduced ..t
resolution to overturn the cJc
ci1ion
In Detroit, Chrysler Corp. said
t he decision "will rorce the
American people to pay triple the
<'Ost for a :.ccond best safety
system " It said the present belt
system will save 50 percenl more
h ves than air bags
The other auto makers had no
am mediate comment
Air bags are balloon-ltkc de
vices that innate on impact and
cushion front seat riders who are
thrown toward the dashboard or w1nd~h1eld m a front-end l'OI
lis1on The passive safety belt ls a
com brnalrnn lap and shoulder
harnei;s that automatically
wraps around a passenger when
the door as i.hut
l'nder the timetable an -
nounced t>v Adams, one form or
automatic safety reslrumt would
be rt•quired on all 1982 model
yt•ar ·standard and luxury site
<'llr\ sold after Aug. 31. 191:11
Tht• prolc<'l1vc rC'slra1nh
~\ ould be exlendt•d to include
l!JR3 model year intermediate
..tnd compact t•:irs ln lhe 198-1
model year, lhl'Y ~ould be man
datory on subcompact and mm1
s11e autos
Dana Point
Man Faces
Drunk Rap
Dana Point restaurant owner
Robert Mardaan as scheduled for
arraignment in South Orange
County Mumc1pal Court Fnday
on a char~e of felony drunken
driving.
The district attorney alleges
Mard1an was driving the Ferran
that struck 14·yt•ar old Michael
C. Dawes al the D~I Obispo
Street entranct• of l>una 1 larbor
.J unt' 5
Tht' boy was walking along lhc>
-.1dewalk, on has wuy lo go fo.,
hang, wh<'n hl.' was hit
Young Duwes went into coma.
~as lasted 1n cnttcal cond1hon,
ancl nt>.,,er was rC'portcd to halll'
re~aancd consciousness. San
Clcml'ntt' General llO!ipttal of
1tc1als rrfusl•d comment today nn
l he child s condrlton, at the re
quest of has panml~
M ardaan also races a $1 malhon
1·1 ,·ii lawsuit filed hy the parents,
Lt>~he and Joan Dawes, of Dana
Pmnt Named a<; codefendants
are' Larry A Hall. reportedly a
passeng<'r m the car, and Wind
anc1 Sea Restaurants
The restaurant corporation, an
which Mardaan '" the ma1or
stockholder, operalt'S Harpoon
Henry's restaurant in Dana
Harbor
Mard1an, 33231"1 Atlantic Ave ,
Laguna Niguel, 1s the 11on or Nix·
on Administration figure, Robert
MardjanSr.
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Boy, 5, ·Ereed 4fter 2 Haun·
APPUCATfON8 Ot' 1m1ap. 011 •. ind greue wouldn't loo.~ tho 1w0Jlen fin1er ol ~an, 811 CaJle Campana, who
h.ad been pl11yln1 ln•ld1.• the vRn and reached curiously lhrou~h lht• huJe In the floor
Jo'aremen Jerry Oalatl, Jeff Remmele end Dick
Northrup drov~ lh~ van, Mn1 Vlkl Sliler and her 1tuck son
to an automobUo repair centor and used a hydraulic lift. to
elev ate lhe van
"It was tmpoitslble to get to the flneer any other way,"
Ci it I a ti &aid "You <·ould 11ct• it 11llcking through the bottom "
Tlll! nREMEN drilled holes uround the drain, then
u1ed meL&J cutter• to free the rl.cht Index finger.
Teary and 11ngerly bending his bruised fln1er to see If It,
•till workt'd (It did> Sean ww. none the worse for his ordeal. "
1118 MOTHER said it 1:..n t Ukely he'll be dolnc t.be
f1nger '"the dike bit for a while.
Ranger Wounded
2 Suspects Hunted
In Marshal's Death
MAGAZfNE. Ark IAPI
Authoritie11 fanned out through a
heavily wooded four-county area
today searching ror two men an
the slaymg of a city marshal,
the wounding of a park ranger
and the possible alx.luct1on of d
second ranger.
The suspects were reportedly
driving a stolen car registered to
a Louisiana man He and a
passenger have been ml!lsang for
two days and deputies from the
Washington Parish Sheriff's of
nee jn Louisiana said they loo,
From Page ,\I
SCOUT ...
this far 1f he wasn ·1 going lo turn
her loose, ' Stimson told a news
conference.
Ile also said that lhl' FRI
1oined the s~art·h at 5 u.m loda~.
about 24 hours after Charloll<"s
d1sappearancl'
Charlolte, ('lad only an un
derclothes and a Mickey Mou~<'
sharl. was dragged by the hair b~
a heavy.set man at dawn Wed
nesday as her sister and a fnend
looked on in horror
Her sister ran from the tent
11creamang. "Charlotte'!> bcl•n
stolen!"
Sheri!r orracers and votunte 1'
c;caled do~n the search to al
30 patrolmen an the "ooded are
where the teen ager " n
captive and teams of off cl•r:. and
detectives an car:. canv· ssing the
an•a
may have been killed.
Between 50 and 100 persons -
including state pohce. FBI, coun·
tv authorities and volunteers -
Wl'fl! part1c1paling in the
manhunt The i;uspecls were
described as being in their early
20s and were believed to be car·
ryarig 357-magnum pistols and a
44 magnum pistol, slate police
said
One plane ~ u being used in
the 6earch and roadhloc-k5 werP
estabhshed throughout the area.
The !Search was concentrated In a
heavily wooded area south of
Blue ·Mountain Resenoir, 14
males east or Booneville in
western Arkansas
(!
f'ro• Pa~AJ
TERM •..
ing11 e ither way
"I haven't seen Frank's resolu-
tion yet, but orr the lop of my
head. my rarst Impression is that
it should be an open election. not
JUSl rotated among the trustees."
Olson said.
"There s really nol that much
iHerence Mtween being presi-
ent and being a board member.
except that the president is
bus a er and has more work to do."
he addt4
".!a~ be som(' of the trustees
wouldn l want to take the extra
ta me to be board president."
Olson sugaested
Front Pa9~ it I
JOBS AFFECTED. • •
BASTIAN HELJ,0, PR•;SIDENT OF the firm's 81 Division.
said the decision would mean the ellmin1Ation of 8.000 jobs-some as
ear ly as next week out or a total or lJ.000 Rockwell employes
working on the proJect an Los Anj,teh':-. und Padmdalc
But despite the ma1or impa<'l of Carter's decision on Rockwell
operations. Hello said there Wl'rt' no immediate plans to challenge
It
"We do not mtend to contest th1• President's decision al all," he
11a1d . "Those people are made to make those dcc1S1ons. We are paid
to abide by them "
OTHER E~PLOVES AT TUE PUNT near International
Airport "ere also openly displeased with Carters dec1s1on to scrap
lhe mull1-b1lhon dollar pro1cet
A secretarv called the CJnrellulton "unbelievable."
An engineer said al was a ··mastakc."
And a 24 year Rock"t•ll veteran said he would lake early retire-
ment
Three mockups of the contro\Crs1al aircraft have been buill and
four more arc und<'r construction at the Rockwell plant in
Palmdale>
EDWAR DS AIR FORCE Base> test fll&ht.s have been under way
for 21 :i years. including a successful one Wednesday.
Meanwhile, city oHicluls an Palmdale, whose local economy <le·
pends hl!avily on th,. aerospace industry expressed concern over
Carter'!' decision
"lt's a disappointment to me as a personal ob11ervation," said
Mayor Robert S. Clair. "I think the Bl was a desirable adjunct lo
our deferuJc posture. I regret the decision more on that basis than on
the local one.
.. It would have been a 1murce of employment for the area," he
continued, "but thl• docs not destine Palmdale and the area to
become another dust bowl ··
• • • ...
eized
ID Coast
Drug Raid
By ARTHUR It. VINSEL
Ol 11'9 D.tllf ,.1 .. 1 Sl•ff
Striktng at dinnertime
when many suspected north
Huntington Beach high
school·level drug dealers
were at home, teams of police
made 17 arrests Wednesday
night, concluding their
Operation North End.
"The maulve 1weep Included a
raid on the house In Santa Ano
Hei1ht1 that yielded $30,000
worth ot alleged 1lhc1l druas. in-
cludlnc Thai Stick marijuana
and cocaine. 0.Ulf .. ,,.. ....._.., ... lmk o 0-41 tnvesUgators who ieared their
two-month probe or alle1ed drue
dealine centering on Marina
fflath School In the city's north
end were Jubilantly surprised ut
the amount seized
PROSE SUBJECTS AT '76 POLITICAL RALLY
Richard O'Nefll (left), Supervleor R•lph Diedrich
Several other residences
amon1 those primarily cluatered
in the vicinity of Marina HJ1h
School were alao round to have
subatantiaal caches ol atle&ed
dru11 and money.
Cella, O'Neill OK'd
'7 4 Diedrich Loan
Detective Sgt. Carl Vidano,
who coordinated t.he raids ltom »
command poat in a camper truck
behJnd a supermarket in a shop.
pine center across the street from
the Marina Hi&h School campus.
said there were no lncldenll.
He uid no illeaal weapons
were lound In the roundusFot the
su1ped11 aged from 14 to 26, ln-
cludln.C two Marana Hi1h School
sophomore glrla, aged 14, who
w~re alletedlY the campus' con-
nect 1 o n s for PCP, the
hallucinoaen called Anael Duet.
He alleged that som e ot the
suspects are accused of selUne
d ruas to elementary school-aae
c hildren.
"We have never seen ao much
dope in Hunllneton Beach in the
past 12 years. People think the
problem has lessened, but it's
there," s,t. Vidano observed.
He taid no other drue law en-
forcement aeencles were In·
volved in the in veatlgallon,
whieh included numerous al·
leged purchases from both stu
dents and campus hungers on
"We spent $2,000 in city money
and were dealt about ~.000 worth
or various dope based on
the street sale values," Sgt.
Vidano said as his teams brought
tn suspects.
By GARY GRAl'{VILLE
• Of tlW 0.ilf 'll•Ul•ll
Search warrant records Ille<!
Wednesday In Superior Court
ahqw that in 19'14 Orange County
su.,.M(isor Ralph Diedrich got a
$100,000 bal)]c IQan on the strength
of personal ,aarantees posted by
Dr. Louis ella and Richard
O'Neill.
The 1 uarantees meant that
should Diedrich fail to repay the
$100,000, eith.r or both Cella and
O'Neill would pay the bank.
The records show Diedrich had
con1iderable trouble repa.y1n11:
the mon1y borrowed rrom
Crocker NaUonaJ Bank and did
so In early 1976 only after a de-
mand had beer1 made of O'Neill to
make Diedricb't loan good.
Search warrllDt material filed
with the county clerk show that
Diedrich on Sept. 30. 1974, filed a
public slatement of economic in·
tereat showing the loan due the
bank.
A statement filed April 23, 1975.
also shows thl' loan owed thl·
Crocker Bank at 1230 N Main St .
Santa Ana.
But a statcm<'nt filed Feb s,
1976, when the loan was still out
s tanding, fails to show the
Crocker indebtedness
There Is no provision on lhe re·
porting forms to show guarantors
of loans such as Cella and O'Neill l
were on the Diedrich $100,000
note.
Diedrich repaid a portion or the\
loan Jan. 12, 1976, the day Cella\
was indicted by Orange County
and federal grand juries onl
multiple felony counts involving
allegations U\,llt money siphoned
from two county hospitals was
used lo finance almost s2,
million of worth of Cella poliUca1
activlUes
01edri<'h's final payment LO the
bank ol '50.513 wab made Feb
18, 1976, arter O'Neall's attorney
had demanded that he settle ac
counts on the loan guaranteed by
hi• client.
Included in the papers filed
Wedneaday were copies of dun-
ning letters sent to Diedrich by
lhe bank And O'Neall's attorney
One lellt>r from bank virr prt'
~1dent N L. llalhc\.y 10 purl rcatl,
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Aft r ooa
N.'Y. S&oe
TEN CENT
;
Bl Cut Kills 175,000 New Jobs?
. \ LOS ANGELES <AP> -Presl t Carter's declalon lo atop pro·
ductioo of lb Bl bomber wUI m the k>lt ol 1'15,000 anticipated
jo and t .. • la1ofr ~ 10,000 penona worldnc oo t.be P"'Ject. a dl11p-
po1nted atro.pa<'e unJoo official Hid today.
··1·m vay dbappomted, and what It'• 1olni lo mean fa 1erlous
layolb for many aere»pace work n." 1aJd Jerry WhJpple, reaional
direct.or of the lnternattonal Auto and Aerospace workers following
Carter's tel~ised remarks.
ALTHOUGH Ill WANTSTOHA.LTproducUoo of the Bl, Carter
u1d testlnl and research would continue on the projed.
Whipple satd he doesn't know what the President means by that
~PIM •lci.. .. 11-1 ..
FORMER LAGUNA MAYOR JE881! RIDDlJI ~T AITES
Now 95, He Wee Honored Ou.It •t Cttj ltrthday
Laguna Celebrates
50th Anniversary
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of ... Oflly ...... Sllfl
Official Laguna Beach celebrated its 50th birth·
day Wednesday with vim, vigor, much speechifying,
a super carrot cake and one of the monster traffic
jams for which the Art Colony is famous.
Traffic backed up on North Coast Highway to past
Holly Street. On South Coast Highway. it was clogged
past Cleo Street. Along Laguna Canyon Road, it was
bumper to bumper to Big Bend. All the secondary
streets were plugged as well.
ONE RESIDENT SAID today she thought an
evacuation of the town had been ordered.
That wasn't il.
The "birthday party" in front of city hall required
the barricadif\g of Forest Avenue and part of Ocean
Avenue. That's what did it
There In front of city hall, city officials, past and
present. lined up to talk about the old days and the
changes m the town. Some of Laguna's old timers re-
marked about their barefooted paddings along the
fl edgling Art Colony's dusty paths.
FORMER LAGUNA Beach mayor Jesse Rid~le,
now 95, recalled his tenure on the City CouncU from
1956 to 1964. He said he decided to not to aeek re·
election when he turned 8>.
Riddle. for whom the Riddle baseball field in Boat
Canyon Park is named, saJd he viewed the. creation of
that park as an important accomplishment and one
that is paying its dividends today with the youngsters
of the town
but Indicated that Jt could mean some employment for the
aerospace industry.
''Had they built it," Wh1pplt said, ••we anticipated there would
be 175,000 jobs involved for a year and all of those jobs will be a one.•·
CARTER'S DECISION DREW AN angry reaction from Rep.
Robert K. Doman <R·Cahf.), an whoi,e d1slncl the Bl was to have
benen manulactured.
Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise missiles for exist·
me planes .. an 1d1ohc ulea," contending Soviet jetfi&hlers can shoot
the planes down before they can fire off the missiles.
"They are breakina open the Vodka bottles in Moscow," Dornan
* * * * * *
declared. "We have fed the Russian bears with an appetitie to hit us I
with a firat nuclear strike." '
THE Bl PROJECT HAS BEEN centered in the hiah desert com
munity ol Palmdale about 7S miles northeast of Los Angeles. where
Rockwell International bulll and ls testln& a Bl prototype.
Full scale production would also have taken place at Rockwell 's
PalmdaJe facility, with help from subcontractors throughout
Southern California and the natJon.
Meanwhile, at Roekwell's regional headquarters in Lo~
Angeles, reaction ranged from disbelief to bitlernei.s.
• <See JOBS AFFECTED, Pa1e A.2)
* * * * * * Bl Construction to Stop·
Carter Wants to Contimie Testing, Research
WASHINGTON (AP > -Pres1
dent Carter said today lhe Vruted
States does not need the costly,
controversial Bl bomber, and re·
commended that producl.lon he
stopped while testing and re·
search continue.
Wath t~at verdict. which 1.s
counter lo the I a test con·
ereu1onal vote on lhe warplane.
Carter reaffirmed the position he
took as a candidate He said he
wasn't eu1ded by his campaign
position, but by his belief that the
pllolless cruise m1slt1lc is an ade
quate strategic weapon without
the new manned bomber He said
the cruise miss ile should be
deployed. <Related press con-
ference story, A.3)
The President. noting that he
hopes for a U S -Soviet summit
meeting soon as part of continu-
ing consultations wlth M06cow,
ltatd also that his deci:uon on the
Bl mieht signal the Kremhn that
the Admarustrallon Is striving for
progress in Strategic Arms
L1mitallon Treaty talks.
"I can't deny that was a fac·
tor." he said.
But the Russians have been
more concerned about the cruJse
missile than about the new
manned bomber.
While House press secretary
Jody Powell said under the
President's decision there will be
four Bl bombers in the Pentagon
inventory -three aJready built,
and one under construction.
Carter sald his decision was
based on bis judgment or
military requirements, given the
development of the cruise mis-
O.lly ~ ... Stetf ..... ,.
slle and the fact that modernll.l•d
852 bombers can be used to earn
that weapon within its 1,500-mile
range of enemy targets.
The President said he b<'licves
Congress wall support his de·
c1s1on against the Bl. lie aJso
said there ts always the possibil1· (
ly that he could revive Bl produt'· f
lion s hould relations "1th~
Moscow deteriorate Cai tt'r 'ta1d \
he doesn't expect that to happen
The two top Republic an I
leaders of Congre.s.s cr1llc1ll'd • <See Bl, Page A2>
Surreruler
Ends Viejo
Standoff
An unidentified man :.urren
dered to heavily armed Orange
County Sheriff& deputiei. m Mis·
slon Vlejo today after barricad·
ang himself inside his con
dominium for more than two
hours.
The suapect, who warned or
ficera he was armed. kept them
at bay with threats lo kill anyone
who came ans1de.
A. Sheriff's officer at the seem·
located in the Alibo Vallas com·
plex near the intersection of
Trabuco Road and Lo.s All!ms
Boulevard, said the man had
.. thumped his wife" and then
locked himself mt.1dc the dv.l!ll
ing.
LAGUNA'S SOTH BIRTHDAY CAKE: City of·
f1cials ~athcrt'rl Wednesday lo cul cake
cclcbrattn~ Art Colony's half century of
C'ityhood. They arc Cleft to right J. Sally
Bcllerue. Charlton Boyd, Phyllis Sweeney.'
Jon Brand, Jesse Riddle, Helen Keeley
and John McDowell.
No shots were fired m the stan
dofr, wtuch dr<'w a score of law
officers. Including the She1rffs
SWAT unit. The SWAT tNtm ar·
rived only n few minutes before
the man surrendered.
Dana Point
Man Faces
Drunk Rap
Dana Point restaurant OY.ner
Robert Mard1an 1s schl'dult•d for
arra1gnm('nl in South Orange
Count} Municipal Court Fnday
on a charge of felony drunken
driving
The distract attorney alleges
Mardian was driving the Ferran
that struck 14 year-old M\chael
C. Dawes at the Del Obispo
Street entrance o( Dana Harbor
Junes. ' The boy wu walking along the
sidewalk, on his way to go ris·
hing, when he was h1L
Young Dawes wl'nt into coma,
was listed in critical condition,
and never was reported to have
regained <.'onsclousness San
Clement<' Gq'neral llosp1lal of-
ficials refusea.comment today on
the child's cond1taon, at the re·
quest or his parents
M ard1an also faces a $1 million
civil lawsuit filed by the parents,
Leshe and Joan Dawes, of Dana
Point Named as codefendants
are Larry A. Hall, reportedly a
paaaenaer In the car, and Wind
and Sea RelLaurant.a.
The restaurant corporation, in
which Mardlan ia the major
atoekhOldet, operates Harpoon
Henry'a rt t.aurant in Dana
Harbor. Mannan. S."2.15 1'UanUc Ave.,
La1una Nt I, ls th on Of Nix-
on Admlnl1U'atlon flpre, l\obei1.
ardlanSr
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1'3guna Eyes State
School Financing
Linked to Contracts
Settlement of Laguna Beach
teacher contracts for the upcom·
mg school year may depend on
school finance lee1slalion now be·
mg studied in Sacramento
Bill Barnes, assistant superin-
tendent and chief nefotlator for
the Laguna Beach Un fled School
District, said about Sl00.000 In
money the district hasn't aot yet
~ and doesn't know lf It wlll-tet
-stand between state medlatfon
and setUement of a contract.
Last week teachers presented
Barnes a final proposal that met
school board po1lllons on all but
one point. how much of poulble
new state money should go
toward booetln1 employe depen·
dent health ln!urance benefit.a.
The board and teachers have
aereed to a five percent 1aJary
increue. earned at the ellpen.te,
Half.naked
Man A!Tested
according to Barnes, of dlppine
lnto a reserve fund normally kept
at five percent of the budget.
The reserve fund, a sort of
emereency cushion bank ac·
count. was depleted to 3.4 percent
<about $225,000) to get the pay in·
crease, Barnes said.
The .board and teachers have
agreed that if pendina state
school finance Jeglalation brings
extra money lo the district. the
money first would 10 to build
back the reserve account.
Several Marines on thl' scene.
who said they were friends of the
suspect, apparently were in-
strumental in persuading the
man lo surrender without inci-
dent.
Further details were nol im
mediately available
Killer Profiled
NEW YORK CAP> As the f<'·
ward climbed to $20.000,
homicide detectives were re·
auessing their psychological
profile of the killer who vents his
race w1lh a .44-cahber pistol.
"Son of Sam" may lead a normal
lHe when he is not on his
murderoqa rampaecs and does
not have the wild eyes described
by aome who have survived hi1
attacks, according to the head or
lbe Investigation.
Coa-.c
Weather
Variable hllh clouds
and late nJthL and early
mornlni low clouds, but
otherwise falr throuah
Friday with mostly sunny
day1. tows toniacht In low
eot. Hldll Frid•Y low 70s
at beaches to mld-80s in·
laJtd.
DAILY PllOT L/SC
San Juan
Budget
Approved
S n Ju n C11p111lr unu 1• 11 )' l'OUn
t'iha~ •pprovl'd u lo4 :ii m11Jwn
ltll·TI buds t Wednti•d•y, up
from A 3 m1Uum fur llr7ti 77.
Thf' C'll)' rc,11•11u1• pro1~Uona
f°' next Yl!ar ar IJ;ut•d un t tu
fl\C: of • C'entl per •u>e> r u
usaed valut• -1 rc.iduc:Uoo of
about thret' c~nta from luat.
year'• ratr
De p1h.• lhr i;.tn~ll df!f•lint•,
ho-. ever. moat t'll) tt!a1tlt•111.h will
P•Y h11h~r mun1c1pal l<txe11 nc.-xt
\ear bt'C'JaU!>f• of ;i vrC"dlc·h~ I~
~rcenl tnerea~c 111 oH:t ~11 ....
edvalu
M •Jor c·h»nlCt!• 111 the flt•w
bud1et include (.'fl'MtlOn of d
satantd cuy attorney po11t1on at
a cost ot $32,000. rather lhan pav·
1n1 City Allorn~y James Okatilkl
u a consultant.
Two new clly departmen~ are
also budgeted -building and
i.afety and parki. and recreatwn
Budgt>t adoption Wednesday
followed approval of $23,000 in
the cuts to lhe SZ.2 m11llon operal·
1ne bud1et, suegested by Coun
cilman Douglas Nru.h The cuts
were in the arl'.'a!-1 of the
leg1slat1ve aide pro~ram t•duca
t i o n a I r l' 1 m b u r s 1.• m l' n I s •
purchase of J city ('Om pulcr
systl'm and employc fringe
benefits
Councilmen denied $700 lo the
Dana Hills Jllgh School Dolphin
Band Booster Club for new un-
iforms, but approved other tax
paid conlnbullons for communi-
ty promotion, including
-$14,000 for the chamber of
commerce
-$7,400 for thl' his torical
society
$4,200 for the Fiesta Assoc1a
lion , which sponi.ors the annual
Swallows Festivul 1n March
The $2 2 m11l1on operating
budget is up by about 14 rwrct'nt
from 1976 77, an inrrf'asc al
tnbuted to 1nnat1 on and a pro
JcCt('d 10 p{•rN•nl population in·
t'f<'ase, said City Manager
James Moealb
A'>s1stant ('1tv '\1artJJ.:t'r John
O'Sullivan sa1ci ht' l'xpccts city
counc1Ho set tht' precise city ta>.
rate 1n lall• July or t>arly /\ugust,
followtng rcll•asc of property a..,
st•ssment figun•s by the countv
Transit Chief
Wants Car Air
&gs byl984
WASHINGTON I /\ P 1 EH·rv
car manufa<.·tured aftt•r modl•I
year 1984 will bP r('quircd to have
air bags or anothc•r form of
automatic crash proll•ct1on.
Transportation Se<.'retary Brock
/\dams announ<.'ed tod av
Adams said his dt•c1~1on to n·
quire the safl'ty dt•v1t·es will
come before the 19fl4 model year
on some autos anrl may not lw
required at all 1f Congrl·ss rl'
verses his dec1s1on
Undf'r tht• t1m ctablt' an
nounced :it a press conft•rence,
Adams :;:11d air bags or passiveo
seat belts would be required on
all 1982-model yt'ar '\tandurd and
lu>Curv s12t' c-ars manufaC'lurl'd
aflt>r Aug 31, 1981
The protect!" c• ri·st r ainh
would be extended lo includt•
1983-model vcar intt•rmed1<1lc
and compaC't C'ars
CUSD Trustees
To Meet Tonight
Tht> Capistrano Unifi«i>d School
District board of trustees has
scheduled a special meettn~
tonight with d1stri<.'t ad
minlstrators to di11cuss operating
procedures within the district
The meettng 1s to begin at fl
p m in the board conference
room at district offices, 32972
Calle Perfecto 1n San .Ju~in
Capistrano
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t1n1 .
APPIJCAnONS OF aoap, oil, and 1reaae wouldn't
loosen the swollen ftn1er QC Sean. 611 Calle Campana. who had bf.en playlnf inalde lhe van and reached c1.1rlo1.&1.ly
throu«h the hole In the noor
F\remtin Jerry Gulati, Jert Remmele and Dick
Northrup drove the van, Mu. Vlkl Slater and her stuck son
to •n automoblht repair centv and used a hydraulic lift to
tlovatelbevan.
''It wu im)IOOalble to get to tho fin1er any other way,''
G ah11i aa!d. •·You could see it slicking through the bolt.om."
THE FIREMEN dnlled holes around the drain, then
ua.ed metaLl cutter• to free the n1ht. mdex finf er.
Teary and alnaerly bendlni l\ls bruised inaer to see IC it ~till workf'd Cit did}, Sean wws none the worae for bis ordeal.
HIS MOTHER said It 11m't likely he'll be do1111 the
finger in the dike bil for a whtle.
Scout's Parents
Hope., Await Call
•~w1 .. ,.. ..
't'MALLRIOHT'
Charlotte OroH•
.~ ........... ~
AREA OF SEARCH
Near O•Pf•Y, Fla.
SARASOTA, Fla-(AP> -
Charlotte Grosse's parents wait-
ed for a second telephone call to-
day, hoping it would bring word
Lhal the man who dragged their
15·year-old daughter from a tent
at a remote Girl Scout campsite
had kept his pledge lo free her.
By mid-day today there had
been no further word on the
whereabouts or lhe slender girl,
who called home al 10:15 p.m.
Wednesday to say she was all
r1eht and would be aet tree.
"We fully anticipate we'll hear
from her again," Cpl. Ray Pilon
of the Sarasota County sherlff's
office said today. "Where she is
and how she ia we don't know."
"I'm baffled," said Sarasota
County Sherirf Jim Hardcastle.
He said he couldn't understand
why the man had allowed her to
call home and speak with her
rather, Richard Grosse. but then
didn't release her.
He said that Charlotte told her
parent.a the man was "going to
eet rid or her al a telephone
booth."
Sheriff's Capt. Thomas
Stimson said Charlotte also told
her parents she would be re-
leased in Manatee County, lhe
county where she made her first
phone call. Manatee i5 just north
of Sarasota County.
"I don't think he'd let h~r go
this far ii he wasn't going lo tum
her looee," Stimson told a news
conference.
He also said that the FBI
Joined lhe search at 5 a.m. today.
about 24 hours alter Charlotte's
disappearance.
Charlotte, clad only in un-
derclothes and a Mickey Mouse
shirt, waa dra&ged by the hair by
a heavy-set man at dawn Wed ·
nesday u her sister and a friend
looked on in horror.
Her sister ran from the tent
screaming, "Charlotte's been
stolen'"
Fro• Pa~ AJ
JOBS AFFECTED. • •
BASTIAN HELLO, PRESIDENT OF the firm's Bl Division.
said the decision would mean the elimination of 8,000 jobs-some as
l'arly as ne>Ct week -out of a total of 13,000 Rockwell employes
working on the proJect in Los Angeles and Palmdale
But despite the ma1or impact of Carter's dectSlon on Rockwell
operations, Hello said there were no immediate plans to challenge
tl
"We do not intend lo contest the President's decision at all," he
said "Those PL'<>ple are made lo make those decisions. We are paid
to abide by them "
OTHER EMPLOYES AT THE PLANT near International
i\11 port were also openly displeased with Carter's decision lo scrap
the multi-billion dollar pro1cct
A secretary called the cancellation "unbelievable."
An engineer said it was a "mistake."
And a 24-year Rockwell veteran said he would take early retire-
ment. . .
Three mockups of the controversial aircraft have been bwlt and
four more are under construction at the Rockwell plant. in
Palmdale.
EDWARDS AIR FORCE Base test night.a have been under way for2~ years, lnclud!ng a successful one Wednesday.
Meanwhile, city officials in Palmdale, whose local economy de·
pends heavily on the aerospace industry -expressed concern over
Carter's decision.
Quints ·Born
Survival Chance• Good
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina CAP> -An Argen·
tine woman who dld not take fertility dru11 eave birth
to five male quintuplets and doctors said all five had a
good chance for survival .
"It's really incredible that they all have made it
so tar. I lhi.(lk they will survive. Generally, 1 would
say they are ln satta!actory shape," slid Dr. Lu.la
Prudent, one ot the doctors taking car of the babies.
The quints were born Tuesday niJbt to Dora ,6tiu
de D'aMa. Her butbend, Vincente D'anna, 87, ls an
accountant for Uio local subsidiary of the American
pharmaceuUcal ftrm Smith, Kline and French. Mt&.
D'anna was reported tn good condition.
The babies wer about •O daya prematu~.
weighed about 2.2 pound.I each and were in in·
cubators.
Mrs. D'anna aald all w~re 1lven the middle name
of Jose (JOMph) in honor of St. Joseph. They are
Mariano Jose, MOOD JOI , Alejandro Jose, Seba.·
ti n Jos and Pablo Jos . 'nle f amUi h lour other children
•
"Search On
For Tiro
Slayers
MAGAZINE, Ark. <AP>
Autboriltes fanned out throu1h •
heavily wooded four-county area
t.oday searching for two men an
the alaylnl ~f a city marshal,
the woundlni or a park ranter
and the poe1lble abduction of a
second ran1er.
The swipects were reportedly
driving a stolen car registered lo
a Louisiana man He and a
passenger have been missing for
two days and deputies from the
Washington Parlsh Sheri!f'a of-
fice in Lou!slana aald they, loo,
may have been lulled.
°""' ~ ... "--·~ ~·•11<110 0.-11
Between :SO and 100 persons
including state police, FBI, coun·
ty aulhoritJes and volunteers
were participating in the
manhunt. The suspects were
described u being in their early
20s and were believed to be car-
rying .357-mainum pistols and ,.
PROBE SUBJECTS AT '78 POLJTICAL RALLY
Rldlard O'N•lll (left), Supervlaor A•lph Dledrtch
44-magnum pistol, state police.
said.
One plane was bein& used m
the aearch and roadblOC'k& wert> established throughout the area.
The search was concentrated in a
heavily wooded area south or
Blue Mountain Reservoir, 14
miles east of Booneville rn
western Arkansas.
Cella, O'Neill O~'d
'7 4 Diedrich Loan
Pollce said City Marshal
Marvin E . Rilchy, 42 , of
M agaime was found !'!hot to de-
ath in the trunk of his car Wcd-
nesd ay afternoon. He was
handcuffed to David Small, 28,
principal of Plainview Hl&h
School and a part-time ranger
Small, who had a large-caliber
bullet. wound In the right upper
chest was listed In stable cond1·
boo at a Fort Smith hospital
Orrtcers said Small's partner.
Opal James, 58, of Havana m
Yell County was m1sslng_
Front Page Al
Bl ...
Carter's decision.
House GOP leader John
Rhodes called It a "gratuitous
slap in the race" because of the
243 to 128 House vote Wednesday
to proceed with production.
"I think the way the President
has handled this decision is rank
amateurism," Rhodes said.
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of u. Dally ll'Uet Stall
Search warrant records filed
Wednesday in Superior Court
show that in 1974 Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich got a
$100,000 bank loan on the strength
or personal guarantees posted by
Dr. Louis Cella and Richard
O'Neill.
The guar&Dtees meant that
should Diedrich fail lo repay the
$100,000, either or both CeUa and
O'Neill would pay the bank.
Tbe reconb show Diedrich had
considerable trouble repaying
the money borrowed trom
Crocker National Bank and did
so in early 1976 only alter a de-
mand had been made of? 'Neill to
make Diedrtch'sloangood.
Search warrant material filed
with the county clerk show that
Diedrich on Sept. 30, 1974, filed a
public statement of economic in·
terest showing &he loan due the
bank.
A statement riled Aprll 23, 1975,
also shows lbe loan owed the
Crocker Bank at 1230 N. M atn St.,
Santa Ana.
But a statement filed Feb. s.
1976, when the loan was still out-
atandin1. falls to s how the
Crocker mdebtedness.
There is no provision on the re-
porting forms to show guarantors
of loans such as Cella and O'Neill
were on the Diedrich $100,000
note.
~edrlch repaid a portion of the
loan J.an. 12. 1976, the day Cella
was indicted by Orange Counly
and federal grand JUries on
multiple felony counts involvmg
alle&atioos that money siphoned
from two county hospitals was
used to finance almost $2
million of worth of Cella political
activities.
Dlednch'a fina1 pay.ment to tht·
bank or $50,513 was made Feb.
18. 1976, after O'Ne11l's attorney
had demanded that he settle ac
counts on the loan guaranteed by
his client.
Included m the papers filed
Wednesday were copies o{ dun
ning letters sent to Diedrich by
the bank and O'Neill 's attorney.
Other Coverage
Additional South County
stories appear today on Pag~
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Today's ~I lag
N.Y.Stoeks
THURSDAY, JUNE 301 19n N
Bl Cut Kills 175,000 New .Jobs?.
L06 A.NG ELES <AP) -Pretldent Carter'• dttl1lon to atop pro·.
.111ucui:• ot the Bl bombt>r will ~an the loa1 of 17~.ooo antlclpated
and the layolf of ICl,000 per&ON workln1 on th proJect, a dlsap·
led aero.pace unwn official aald today.
"I'm very dluppolnted, and what lt'1101n1 to mean la aerioua
~JOf'l ror many aerospate worken." uld Jerry Whipple, reaional di~etor ol the International Auto and Aerospace workers followiog
Carter'a l~evtsed remark:..
~
but Indicated that it could mean some employment for the
aerospace Industry.
"Had they built it," Whipple said, "we anticipated there would
be 175,000 jobs involved for a year and all of those Jobs wlll be 1one "
CARTER'S DECISION DREW AN aniry reaction from Rep.
Robert. K. Dornan <R·Calif.). in whose dll>trict the Bl was to have
been manufactured. Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise missiles for exist·
ALTIWUCH HE WANTS TO HALT production of the Bl, Carter 1ng planes "an idiotic idea." conlendmg Soviet jelflghters can shoot
aid testtn.i and researrh would conttnue on the proJect. the planes down before they can fire off the missiles.
Whipple said he d<>t!i1n 't know what lhe President mearu, by that ''They are breaking open the Vodka bottles in Moscow," Dornan ~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_;;_~~~~~~~~~~~..;._~ * * *
declared. "We have fed the Russian bears with an appeUUe to hit us
with a rant nuclear strike."
THE Bl PROJECT HAS BEEN centered in the bJCb desert com·
munaty of Palmdale .about 75 miles northeut of Loi Anieles, w~re
Rockwell lnternationalpullt and ls tesUna a Bl prototype. ·
Full scale production would also have taken place at RockweU's
Palmdale facility, with help from aubcoalractora throughout
Southern Cali!ontia and the natlon.
Meanwhile, at Rockwell's re1ional headquarters 1n Los
Angeles, reaction ranged from disbelief to bitterness.
<See JOBS AFFECTED, Page AZ)
* * * * * * Bl Tests Bac~ed,
'Bigla Tide in Neteport
Seven-foot tide sends ocean waters lap-
ping at the door of Newport Beach
Lifeguard Headquarters about 8·30 p.m .
Wednesday. Had there been any surf to
speak of. 1t would have been a wet night
Another extreme high tide 1s expected
about 9 15 tonight.
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Car Air Bags by 1984
WASHINGTON IA.P )
Transportation Secretary Brock
Adams today ordered all auto!!
rnanufarlurcd artc.>r model year
St84 to be equipped with air bags or another form of automatic
~rash protection, an order that
eoes into effect automattcally In
GO days unleH overturned by
Congress.
Adams cited a Transportation
Department study that pu11ve
safety restraints could save up to
9,000 lives a year as h~ an
uounced hts dec1s1on at a news
c9nference.
No Tnah
·' l cannot in good conscience
be a party to further unnecessary
delay. The issue or automobile
safety has dra1-tged on too long,"
Adams a.said
The order could force auto
makers to equip cars with air
bags or passive bells, devices
that would not require huma'n as·
slstance to protect the tront-aeat
occupants of an auto involved in
a crash,
But within an hour of Adam's
announcement, Rep. Bud
Shuster CR-Pa.), introduced ll
resoluUon to overturn the de·
c\Slon.
In Detroit, Chrysler Corp. stid
the decision "will rorce the
American people to pay triple the
cost ror a second-best safety
system.·· It said the preaent belt
1y1tem will 11ve 50 J)f'rcent more
uvea than air bqs.
The other auto makers had no
tmmedlate comment.
Air baca aro balloon Hko de·
vices that inflate on Impact and
cu1hJon front·Mat riders wbo are
thrown toward the ctaabboard or
wlndahl~ld ln a front·end col·
U1ton. Th<'P&1•lve11retyWJtf1a
combination lap a nd ahouldtr harntH that avlomaUeaUy
wrapc &round a S>.utet\ er "' tbe door It •but.
Under lh• tlm table •n·
nounced by • .l\d1rn.1 on form Of
automatic wet.y r tra nt
be required on nil 1982·model-
year standard and luxury size
cars sold after Aug. 31, 1981.
The protective restraints
would be extended to include
1983 model-year Intermediate
and compact cars In the 1984.
model year, they would be man·
datory on subcompact and mini·
size autos
2 Burglaries
Investigated
Building Stop Asked
WASHINGTON (AP> Presa
dent Carter said today lhc United
States does not need lhe costly.
controversial Bl bomber, and
recommended that production be
stopped while testmg and re·
search continue
With that verdict. which 1s
counter to the latest con
gress1onal vote on the warplane,
Carter reaffirmed the pos1t1on he
took as a candidate lie said he
wasn't guided by his campaign
posttton, but by his behef that the
pilotless cruise missile is un ade·
quate strategic weapon w1thoul
the new manned bomber. I le said
the cruise m issile should be
deployed (Related press con
ference story, A3)
The President, noting that he
hopes for a U.S.-Soviet summit
meeting soon as part of continu·
ing consultations with Moscow,
said also that his dec1s1on on the
Bl might signal the Kremhn that
the Administration is striving for
progreu in Strategic Arms
Limitation Treaty talks
NB Woman
2nd Victim
Of Raput
A l~year-old Central Newport
girl became tbe second known
victim this morning of a rapist
who police say is taking advan
Lage of windows left open 1n
warm weather to break mto his
victims' homes
Del. Sam Amburgey s aid the
case reported al 4:30 a.m.
follows the pattern of a rape that
took placf Sunday about two
blocks away.
In both cases th(' women were
attacked by the man who ap·
parenlly climbed into their
ground floor bedrooms through
open windows
Amburgey said the suspect
awakened the v1cl1ms to tell
them he bad a knife Amburgey
said the women were both told
they'd be hurt 1( they struggled or
made any noise.
In lhe Sunday case. the woman
told police the man climbed back
out through the window after
he'd raped her.
In today's assault, the girl said
the rapist walked out of her
bedroom, but she was unsure ex·
actly how he left her home.
Amburgey soys police arc
looking for a man who 1s about 20
years old with blond hair. :·He's
short. only about hve feel, eight
inches," he added.
Amburgey said the recent
cases have occurred In the same
neighborhood where similar at·
tacks were reported last year, but
he said the descriptions of the as·
sail ants arequitedlrterent.
lt'a Borg
V1. Comwn
From Wlre &r"lt'ea
Defendlnf champion
Bjorn Bore 1urvlvtd a
aeeuw battle or lont
rallies and lron·wllled pa· tlence wl\h Vltaa
Gerulattls today and will
m .. l Jtmmy Connor•
Saturday ln the men'•
1lngl e1 rtnala at.
WhnbJedon. <See earlier
1tory, Pqt BU.
Today'• 1eml·flnal
m atcib 1 ended t.ht
challenft of two New
Yor.k .. -GeruJald1, who Iott. to Bors In nve aeta, M, a.e, w. a.; w. and lobn
McEnroe, who Iott to Con·
aortt lh rour, w. 64, '
M
"l can't deny that was a fac·
tor," he said.
But the Russians have been
more concerned about the cruise
missile than about the new
manned bomber.
While House press secretary
Jody Powell said under the
President's decision there will be
four Bl bombers in the Pentagon
inventory -three already built,
and one under construction.
Carter said hi.s decision was t
based on his judgment or a
military requirements. given the
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Scout's Parents
Hope, Await Call
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Chartotte Groaae
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FLORIDA MIUS
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AREA OF SEARCH
Near Osprey, Fla.
2-hour Viejo
Standoff Ends
In Surrender
SARASOTA, Fla. CAP) -
Charlotte Grosse's parents wait·
ed for a second telephone call to·
day, hoping it would bring word
that the man who dragged their
lS-year-old daughter from a tent
at a remote Girl Scout campsite
had kept hil pled1e to free her.
By mid-day today there had
een no further word on the
whereabouts or the slender girl.
whb called home al 10: 15 p.m .
Wednesd~ to aay she was all
rliht and would be set free.
"We fully anticipate we'll hear
rrom ber again." Cpl. Ray Pilon
of t.he Sarasota County sheriff's
office said today. "Where she is
and how she Is we don't know."
"I'm baffled." said Sarasota
County Sheriff Jtm Hardcastle.
He said he couldn't understand
why the man had allowed her to
call home and speak with her
father, Richard Grosse, but then
d1dn 't release her.
He said that Charlotte told her
parents the man was "going to
get rid or her at a telephone
booth."
Sheriff's Capt. Thomas
Stimson said Charlotte also told
her parents she would be re·
leased In Manatee County, the ,
county where she m ade her first
phone call. Manatee is 1usl north
, of Sarasota County.
"I don't t.hJnk' he'd let her go ~is far if he wasn't going to turn
l:r loose," StJmson told a news
conference.
He also said that the FBI
joined the search al S a .m. today,
about 24 houn aft.er Charlotte's I
disappearance.
Charlotte, clad only in un-
derclothes and a Mickey Mouse
shirt. was dra;:'!d by \he hair by i'
a heavy-set. man at dawn Wed·
neaday u her sister and a friend
looked on In horror.
Her sister ran from the tent
screamlnc. ''Charlotte's been
stolen!"
Coat
Weather
V ar\able hi&h clouds
and late nlCht and early
momint low clouds, but
othUWIH tair throu1h
Friday with motlly sunny
day1. LoWa tonJlht in tow
eos. Hlahs Friday low 70I
at. beach to mld-80 In·
land.
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17 Held ID
Teams of Police Sweep Marina Hig-h School Area
BJ' ~&TIIUR R. VJN8•:1.
C.-IMill "IH111•1t
tdkln« at dinnertim e
"hen nuuw ~U1'pct•tt•d north
ttuntrnl(lun It U<'h hi h
schoot -lc' c l drui: lfrult•ra
wcr ut hom • team or p(lhce
m de 17 •rr t.t Wcdrtnd y
naahl. conclud1n" t.hl•lr
Operation North fo:nd
The maa Ive sw..-c.•p 1nclud11d ·•
* *
1 aid on lhti hou~w 111 Santu Anu
tld1hl• thut yielded no.ooo
worth of all~tee<I 1llh•ll drui~. tn·
L'l ud111~ ·rhu1 St11:k mur1Ju1.1na
• Uld l.'OCUlnt•
lnvt"1'll.:1Atur" who 1<1•.in.'<l tht:l r
I wu month probe of 11llt•&cd drua
drullnc cenltirlnte on Marina
tll1&h School m \h~ city'" north
'°"d were Jubilantly aurpnsc..'<1 al
the umount 1w1i1•d
Srvrral othtr r~btdences
* *
amona those pnmartly clustered
1n the vicinity ot Marlna Hl&b
School were also found to have
'4UbstanUaal cuches oC alleged
druaa and money .
Detective Sat. Carl Vidano,
who coordinated the raids trom a
command post In 1 camper truck
bt'hlnd a supermarket in a shop.
111ng center across the street from
the Marina UJgh School campus,
said there were no incidents
Police Name Nine
Coast Dro,g Suspects
Ile aaid no Uleaal weapons
wt're found In the roundup of t.be
s uspects, aged from 14 to 26, in·
eluding two Marina ffiih School
sophomore elrls, aged 14, who
were allegedly the campus' COO·
necl1ons for PCP, the
hallucinogen called Antel Dust.
Ht'rc I~ a ll~t or adult AUSpt><•t!.,
tht' dru~ chaq::es ~o:u1nsl th1·m
<tnd the.> b;ol c.·arr1ed 1n arrc:-1t
~arrant!'> St'rved on lht•m Wed·
n.:i.da.> night by lt:ams or Hunt·
m~ton Bt!at•h poll('e officers
-f'nd Theodore Johnson, :a.
of lti900 Algonqurn St . llunt
1ngton Bt•ach, ~0.000 batl, salt• of
t·o1.·a1n1.•
-Jame-' Sht'rwood Anderton.
20, of 157!J2 1'1lgri m Cirtl<'. Hunt
1ngton Beach. $20,000 bail sale of
PCP
-Roger Edwin Edwards Ill.
HI. of 15502 Pelican L<.ine, Jlunl
1ngton Beach, $2,500 ball. sdll' or
mariJuana. ·
-Dennis France, 25, of· 2292
Orchard Drive, Santa Ana
He ights, $.S,000 ball. possession of
maruuanu with intent lo sell.
-Randi •·ranc:t', 26. of 2292
Orc hard Dr1v~. Santa Ana
H <.>ights $.S,000 hall, po'st·ss1rm
of marijuana wit h rnll'nl to -.di
-Thoma' Bulleor. 26, of \2')
13th St Apt Ii llunt1n~tun
BE'ac·h. $7,500 hail. us1n.i a minor
for sall•s of manJuanc.1
-Raymond {'a-.tro Mallmban,
19 of ·1.a Pu<'nlt S7 .:xX> bail
... ate ... of C'ocaim·
-Mar11ball Mann, l'l, 1051 r 1 ~a r o C 1 r c· I,. II u n l 1 n ~ton
Beac·h $5,000 hall !-.Jlt•s of c·o
ra1r.<'.
-f'rank l'aubl<'. HI. :m~ Park
St .. Long Bc•ach. $5.000 hall .
sal<.>s of coca111e·
Investigators said 1t 1s poss1hl<•
.1ddillonal charge!! will be filed
against some of the d ef<.>ndants
based on a llc·~ed contraband
drugs found at the l1 me of their
"arrant arr<.>sts
Some of lhl' defendants h.1\l'
alr<.>ady been freed on bail JX•nil
111g .trra1).!nment 1n l'nurt \Hlhtn
thl· nt>xt IO work in).! days to face
the charges.
Tht> remainmg Juvenile ar·
n•stl'l.'S. aged 14 to 17 ;.ind all
C'harged With sales or marijuana
or salt•s of <1ssorled dangl•rous
drugs, an• not 1dent1hcd dUl' to
their status as minors
"We h ave never seen 110 much
dope in tlunlington Beach in the
past 12 years People think the
problem has lessened, but it's
lht.'re," Sgt. Vtdano observed.
He said no other drug law en·
force m enl &Agencies were in·
volved in the Investigation.
which included num~us al·
11.•gl'd purchases from ""both slu·
den ls and ('ampus hangcrs·on.
"We spent $2,600 in city money
und wert: dealt about $.S,000 worth
Dike Finger
Boy, 5, Freed After 2 Houn
Sean Sigler. 5, who is not Dutch, sluck his finger in a
hole to plug the \.\aler dram in his mom's camper Wednes·
day It look San Clcment1.· r1n•mt·n two hours to get the
Cmgcrout.
APPLJCATIONS Of<' .,oap. 011. and gr<.>ase wouldn't
loosen lht> s\.\ollen finl(l'I of Scan. 611 Calle Campana. who
had been pla~ 1ng 1ns1dc tlw \an and reached curiously
t hrou.:h lht· hole tn tht.· floor
F1rem<'n Jerry Galati . .Jeff Remmele and Dick
Northrup droH· thl· van. Mr-. V1k1 S1gl<'r a nd her stuck son
to an automob1lc rc1>a1r ct:nll·r and used a hydraulic lift to
elc\ atethevan.
· It was impossible lo J:PI to lhl' finger any other way,"
Gal<1t1 said 'You could st•t• 11 ... t1ck1ng throui<h the bottom "
THE FIREMEN drilled hol!•s around the drain. then
used metal cutters lo free the nght index ringer
Teary and gingerly bend1n~ his bruised finger to see ir ll
still worked <it did I. Sean was none the worse for h1s ordeal.
HIS MOTHER said tt isn't likely he'll be doing the
finger 1n lhe dike bit for a whtlr
Boat Awash; 25 Saved
Twenty ft \e ftsht'rmcn got Wt'!
feet and a ride aboard the Coal.I
Guard cutter Point Divide Wt>d-
ne-;day morning when tht'tr
f1i.h1n~ boat. lh<' NC'wporlt•r
began takm~ on v. atcr off lht>
N t>wport Jelly
Spokesmen for lhl' Nt•wport
Harbor patrol said tht>y got u
radio <hstn•ss cull from lhl' boat
:st about 11 .30 .1 m
Three I larbor Patrol bouts. the
Po1nl D1v1de uni! lwo l'tlY
lifeguard boats w1•rc d1spall'h1•d
to th1• "<'l'Ol' about a lh1rrl of a
mtlc qff lht• <'orona clt •I M.11 '>1111·
Brya1it, Briggs
Sued in 'Hate'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> ASS
m1l11on cavil rights suit was filed
1n federal court today against
sm ger Anita Bryant. !.late Sen
.John Braggs < R Fullerton>. and
t•1ghl other persons and her anti
gay rights crusade In the slayml'?
of a 33 year old San Francisco
homosexual June22
The lawsuit Rays Mi ss Bryant
and her Sav<.> Our Children or
ganlzation "affirm all vely mount
e d a campaign o f hate.
bigotry, 1gnorunce, fear. IO ·
lim idat1on and prejudice" direcl
ed at homosexuals, meluding
Robert HillsborouJlh
Hil111borough, a l'ily J(urdencr.
was beaten and fatally stabbt.><I
as he was returnlnit to his hom<.>.
OAANOI COAST N
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of the harbor entrance
The patrolmen said they found
the decks of the 60·fool vessel
awash anq,they be~an what was
descrlbed"Ws an orderly transfer
of passengers from the stricken
vessel to the Coast Guard cutter
Meanwh.ile. one of the Harbor
Patrol boats b<.>gan pump1ni? the·
Ncwporter's btl~es. Not ton).!
f 'rf>nt Page 1l I
Bl ...
development of lht• c· ru1sl' rn1-.
stle and the fac·t th:it modern11ed
852 bombers c·un he• UM·1l to c·arry
that weapon within its l,500 mile
range of enemy targets
The President said he bt.•ltev<''
afl1·r thl' fl!ihermen were ta ken
into Art., Landing by the Point
D1\'11h' the Newporter was able
to ro111)\~ und<•r her own power.
A llarbor Patrol spokesman
!'.aid th<• leak wall apparently
c.lusc'<I by a shifting of the pack
1ng around the propeller :iihaft.
No inJUrtes were reported in
th<.> incident
A :iq1o k esman for the
~ewportcr 's owner said the boat
1s undeq~oin~ repairs today and
will have a Coast Guard inspec·
11on befon• bein~ put back into
US<'
Two yeurs ago. another
(' h n rt(' r f IS h \ n g b 0 3 t, the
Wt•.,krner. sank tn the same
<irt>a In that ca:i;e, 33 fi s hermen
weri• re'icued without inJury
Con gress \\ill support hi ... de Killer Profiled cis1on against the Ht He al:i;o
said there is always the po:i;slbili·
ty that he could revi\C RI produc·
lion should rel<.1t1ons with
~os<'Ow deteriorate. Carter sa1d
he docsn t expect that lo happ<•n.
The two top Republican
leaders uf Con~ress criticized
Cartt>r's dt•c1s1on.
H ous<.> GOP leader J ohn
Hhodcs called 1t a "gratuitous
slap m the face" because of the
243 to 128 House vote W<.>dn<.>sday
In proceed with production.
* * *
NEW YORK CAP) -As the re-
ward cllmbt>d to s20.ooo.
hom1c1de detectives were re·
assessing their psychological
prof tie of the killer who vent.a hus
rage wJth a .44-callber pistol.
"Son of Sam" may lead a normal
life when he ls not on his
murderous rampages and does
not h ave the wild eyes described
by some who have survived his
attacks. ac<'Ording to the head of
the anvestil{alion.
f 'rom Page A I
JOBS AFFECTED. • •
BASTl~N HELLO, PRl;SIDF.NT OF tho firm's Bl Division,
said the decision would mean lhe elimination of 8,000 jobs-some as
early as next week -out of a total of 13,000 Rockwell employes
workine on the proJect in Los Angeles and Palmdale.
But despite the m ajor impact of Carter's decision on Rockwell
operations, Hello said there were no imrnedlale plans to challenge
ll.
"We do not intend to contest the Prcsldenl'a deetaion at all," he
said. "Tilose people are made to make those decisions. We are paid
to abide by thorn."
OTHER EMPLOVES AT THE Pl.ANT near International
Airport were also openly dllpleA!ed with Carter'• decision to tcrap
the multi·blllion dollar proj~l.
A secretary called the cancellation "unbellevable."
An cnatnffr sald lt was o. "ml~takc. •·
And a 24-yenr Rockwell veteran said he would taJce early reUre·
ment.
Three mockup:ii of the conlroveraial aircraft. have been b\Ull and
raur more at'e und<'r conatrucUon at tho R<lCkwell pl1.nt ln
Palmdale.
EDWARDS AIR POllCE1Ba11e teat OJabt. have been under way
tor 2"' years, including uucc:e.uful one Wedn sday.
Meanwhil , city otnciat. in Palmdale, )fb loc-.l eonomy ao-
.,.nda heavlb' on tho aero pace Industry -eicprtued concern over
Carter's deolllon. •
"ll'• a dl11ppolntm nt to. m a.a • penonal obMnatiou," slid
M11or Robtrt S. Clair. "f think t.he Bl w11 • d lt&bl•'a4J'unct to our dtfenH paaturo. t r•aret lb doclatoa more lb . bull tban an
tb loeil ooc.
"It would bavt been a toUrt ~ '°"'inUed. ''but um d nae. d o \bOwL"
of various dope based on
the street sale values.'' Sgt
Vidano saJd as hJs teams brought
in suspects.
The ordlnary·lookine. un
marked truck served as a com
municat1ons center for the 19 of-
ficers assigned lo Opeutlon
North End, which Involved ar·
rests in Long Beach, Garden
Grove, and Santa Ana Heights.
near Orflnie Cowi'3 A1rporl.
Oil Derrick
Marks Laws ...
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PROBE SUBJECTS AT '78 POLITICAL RALLY
Richard O'N•lll (left). Supervl•or Ralph Dledrtch
~~.~::~~.~~ Cella, O'Neill OK'd
s kyline near Newport Island is
not the harbinger or a new oll '""?/I D • d • h Lo
fie.it-marks, instead, the first ' '1' le nc an
lime a new state law has been put
into effect in Newport Beach to
prevent t.be seepage of eas and
oil from abandoned wells.
The law was passed because of
gushers from an abandoned well
one block from the current drill·
ing operation.
The neighborhood near
Newport l&land was once part of
a workin1 oil field. abandoned
more than 50 years ago.
Four years a10. one of those
improperly capped wells started
' gusbine oil Into a duplex on 42nd
Street owned by Eve and Roy
Neel.
The Neels are still battling
s tate and city officials over
financial losses from that leak
and its repairs, but because of 1t.
the new law was enacted which
mandates that the s tale pays for
recapping old abandoned wells
Under provisions of the law,
the Reliance Oil Field Ser vice
Company of Ventura 1s drilling
an old well al 43rd Street ,nd
H1ver Avenue.
Workmen will then fill the drill
hole with concrete to prevent any
seepage of gas or oil, thus clear·
ing the property for construction
The Neels are slated lo go lo
court in May 1978 in their suit lo
recover the losses from their
leaking well.
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol 11• Dally ,.llol Sl•ll
Search warrant records filed
Wednesday in Superior Court
show that in 1974 Orange County
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich got a
$100,000 bank loan on the strength
of personal guarantees posted by
Dr. Louis Cella and Richard
O'Neill.
The guarantees meant that
should Diedrich fail to repay the
Sl00,000, either or both Cella and
O'Neill would pay the bank.
The records show Diedrich had
considerable trouble repaymg
the money borrowed from
Crocker National Bank and did
so in early 1976 only after a de·
mand had been madeorO'Ne11l to
m ake Dledrich's loan good
Search warrant material filt.'<1
with the county clerk show that
Diedrich on Sept. 30. 1974 . riled a
public statement of economic in·
tereat showing the loan due thl'
bank.
A statement filed April 23, 1975,
also shows the loan owed the
Crocker Bank at 1230 N Main St .
Santa Ana.
But a statement filed Feb s.
1976, when the loan was still out
$landing, fails to s how the
Crocker indebtedness.
... ~ •
There 1s no provision on the re.
porting forms to show guarantors
of loans such as Cella and O'Nelll
were on the Diedrich $100,000
note.
Diedrich repaid a portion oflhe
loan Jan. 12, 1976, the day Cella
was indicted by Orance County
and federal grand juries on
multiple felony counts involving·
allegations that money siphoned
from two county hospltal11 was
used to finance almost S2
million of worth o( Cella political
activities
Home Appliances
Stolen in Newport
Newport Beach police are in·
vcstlgat1ng the theft of $6,SOO
worth or household appliances
from a construction site in the
City
The thefts were reported Mon-
day by workers for the Housing
Group who told police the miss·
ing 16 di11hwashers, two garbage
disposals. nine ranges and 17
ran1e hoods had been stored in
locked garages in the Newport
Terrace condominiums under
construction near the extension
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VOL. 70, NO. 181, ' L CTIONS, •2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1977
After ooa
N.Y.S~ks
TEN CENT
BI Cut Kills 175,ooo New Jom?:
LOS ANGELES <AP) -t Caner'• decllton to It.op pro-
duction ~ Ow 01 bomber will mnA t e loll of 115,000 anUclpated Jobe and lhe layoff ol l0,000 penon1workinl4lll the project. a d!11p-
po1nted a roapac• on ~ offtclal aald today.
"I'm '<'l'Y dtUPPOinted, and wbal it'• 1oln1tomeanis1er1ows
layort1 for rn.ny aerospace workers." Hid Jerry WhlpD)e, re1ional
director ot the International Auto and Aerospace work~rs following
Carter'• televised ~marks.
ALntOUGB RE WANTS TO HALT production oft.he Bl, Carter
~aid testing and research would conunue on the projeet.
Whipple said he doesn't know what lbe President means by that
but Indicated that 1t could mean some employment for the
aerospace Industry.
"Had they built it," Whipple said, "we anticipated there would
be 175,000 Jobs Involved ror a year and all of those Jobs will be gone "
CARTER'S DECISION DREW AN angry reaction from Rep
Robert K. Doman <R·Cahf.), in whose district the Bl was to have
benen manufactured.
Doman called Carter's plan to develop cruise missiles for exist·
Ing planes "an idiotic idea,•• contending Soviet Jetfighlers can shoot
the planes down before they can fire off the missiles
"They are breaking open the Vodka bottles m Moscow,•· Dornan
declared. "We have fed the Russian bears with an appetit1e to hit u~
with a ftrsi nuclear strike.••
THE 81 PROJECT HAS BEEN centered 10 the high desert com
munity of Palmdale about 75 miles northeast of Los Angeles, where
Rockwell International built and 1s testing a Bl prototype.
Full scale production would also have taken place at Rockwell':.
Palmdale facihty, with help from subJontractors throughout
Southern Callfomia and the nallon. /
Meanwb1le, at Rockwell's regional headquarterb in Los
Angeles, reaction ranged from disbelief to bitterness.
Surrender Ends Viejo Standoff
Carter Derision
Bl Test OK'd;
Building Stops
WASHINGTON <AP) -Presi-
dent Carter baid today the Uruled
States does not need the costly,
controversial Bl bomber, and re-
commended that product10n be
stopped while tesltng and re·
search continue.
With that verdict. which is
Diedrich's
$100,000
Loan Tola
By GARY G~ANVILLE
Of U.. Dally~ Si.II
Search warrant records filed
Wednesday in Superior Court
ahow that In 1974 Orange Count>'
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich eot a
Sl00,000 bank loan on the streneth
of personal guarantees posted by
Dr. Louis Cella and Richard
O'Neill
The guarantees meant that
should Diedrich fail to repay the
$100,000, either or both Cella and
O 'Nl'ill would pay the bank.
The records show Diedrich had
considerable trouble repaying
the money borrowed from
Crocker National Bank and did
so in early 1976 only after a de·
mand had been made of? 'Neill to
make Dieqrich's loan good.
Search warrant material filed
with the county clerk show that
Diedrich on Sept. 30, 1974, filed a
public statement or economic tn·
terest showing the loan due the
bank.
A statement filed April 23, 1975,
also shows the loan owed the
Crocker Bank at 1230 N. Main St.,
Santa Ana.
But a statement filed Feb. 5,
1976. when the loan was still out-
standing. rail• to show the
Crocker indebtedness.
There is no provision on the re-
portmg forms to show guarantors
or loans such as Cella and O'Neill
were on the Diedrich $100,000
note. '
Diedrich repaid a portion or the
loan Jan. 12, 1976, the day c.etla
was indicted by Orange Co\ulty
and federal arand juries on
multiple felony counts Involving
allegations that money siphoned
from two county hospitals was
uat"d to finance almost S2
mllllon of worth of Cella polltltal
activities.
Diedricb'a final payment to tho
bank o( $50,513 was made Feb.
18, 1976, after O'Nelll 's attanity ,
bad demanded that he .etUe ac·
eounts on the loan iuaranteed by
bi• client.
lncludt"d ln the papers filed
Wednelda1 were coPles ot dun·
nJ01 letten unt to Dltdrteb by
the bank and O'Neill'• attorney.
<See LOAN, Pa1e A2)
counter lo the latest con-
gressional vote on the warplane,
Carter reaffirmed the position he
took as a candidate. He said he
wasn't guided by his campaign
position, but by his bellef that the
pilotless cruise missile is an ade·
quate strategic weapon without
the new manned bomber. He said
the cruise missile should be
deployed. (Related press con-
ference story, A3)
The President, noting that he
hopes for a U.S.-Soviet summit
meeting soon as part of continu-
ing consultations with Moscow,
said also that hls decision on the
Bl might signal the Kremlin that
the Administration is striving for
pro,reas in Strate1ic Arms
Li mltatlon 'treaty talks.
"I can't deny that was • fac-
tor," ~said. B\Ct the Russians have been
more concerned about the cruise
misaile than about the new
manned bomber.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said under the
President's deelsion there will ~
four Bl bombers in the Pentagon
Inventory -three already built.
and one under construction.
Carter said bis decision was
baaed on his judgment of
mtlltary requirements, given the
development of the cruise mis·
sile and the fact that modernized
852 bombers can be used to carry
that weapon within its 1,500-mile
range of enemy targets.
The President said he believes
Congress wil~ support his de·
cision against the Bl. H~ also
said there is always the possibili·
ty that he could revive Bl produc-
tion should relations with
Moscow deteriorate. Carter said
he doesn't expect that to happen.
The two top Republtcan
leaders of Congress cntic1zed
Cartu's dedsion.
House GOP leader John
Rhodes called it a "gratuitous
slap in the face" because or the
243 Lo 128 House vote Wednesday
to proceed with production. ..,
··I think the way the President
has handled this decision is rank
amateurism," Rhodes said.
Senate Republican leader
Howard Baker aaid he bas the
''queasy f"lina .. that the PreJl·
dent la attempUng to inOuence
the course of strategic arm•
limitation talkS through public
pronouncements.
Viejo Youth
Better .!After .
Pool Accident
SHl!RIFF'S DEPUTIES SUBDUE UNIDENTIFIED SUSPECT IN MISSION VIEJO
No Shot• Fired In Incident H M•n B•rrtc•d•• Hlmaelt for Two Houra
Budget Secrecy Alleged
Kolder Claims SVUSD Violates Brown Act
By LAURIE KASPER
Ollllt D•llY Pli.1 Stall
Saddleback Valley Unified
School District Trustee William
Kohler has charged his fellow
trustees with illeRally di scussing
the district's budget in a secret
executive session last week
"I'm charging the board with a
violation of the Brown Act.''
* * ..
Kohler said Wednes day . The
Ralph M. Brown Act. a state law.
restricts discussion 1n secret
meetings of officials to personnel
issues and litigation
The trustee. who was out of
town from June 21 lo 26, did not
attend the session In question. He
alleges the other trustees violal·
* * * Split-vote Budget
Gets Schools' Eye
The 3-2 vote on lhe spending
plan indicated a phtlosophkal
division among trustees about
budget planning and administra·
ti on of the district.
Trustees Carole Neustadt,
George Henry and Mary Phillips
favored the tentative budget.
They saJd money spent at the d.ta·
trlct level needs to be placed In a
holdin1 pattern until tho board
can evaluate the oeed for such
dis\rtct-wide programs.
ThMe three trustees have been
outspoken about their belier in
the need for more long-ran1e
planntn1. a chanie In the bud1et·
lne prot and df'cien\r1U1atJon
of the diltrict adminlatr Oft.
Board members Loa Yount
(See BUDGET, P11e.U)
No Shots
Fired in
2 Hodrs
An unident1£1ed man surrt>n
dered lo heavily armed Orangt•
County Shenff'b deputies in 1\11.;;
sion VieJo today after barm·ad
1ng himself tnb1de his ton
domm1um for more than t"o
hours
Th(' suspect, who \#arnl'd of
f1 ct•rs h<' was urm<'d , kept lhc.•rn
at bay with threats to kill anvom•
who came inside ·
A Sheriff's officer at the s• 1 ne
located in the Ahso Villas com
plex near the mtersecli of
Trnbuco Road and Los i\
Boulevard. said the mu•\ I, 1d
"thumped bis wife" and : •1
locked himself inside the d" ·1 1·
1ng.
No shots wer(' ftrt'd in the st an
dorr. which drew a score of law
officers, mcludmg the Shc1rff ,.,
SWAT unit The SWAT team ur
rt\.ed only a few minutes bclnn
the man surrendered
Several Mannes on the seen~.
who said they "'ere rnends of th•·
suspect. apparently were 111
stru mental tn persuadmg the
man to surrender without inu
dent
Further details were not 1m·
mediately ava1labl('
Home Burglarized
In Mission Viejo
Stereo equipment. a telev1s1on
set, a $2,000 woman's ring and
caah were letken by burglars
who raided a Mission VwJo
home
Orange County sheriff's of
ficers said the theft was reported
by leather worker Ivan H Silber
31, who was absent from h1 ~
home when Uueves entered via
an unlocked sliding glass door
The total loss was valued at
$2,6~
Woman AccU8ed
Oranae County sheriff's of
ficers have filed charges or petty
thert against a Mission VieJo
woman who allegedly took food
Crom a local store without paying
for it. Deputies issued the cita-
tion to Aurora Mack, 44, of 236.12
Via Estrella. alt~r she allegedly
hld eroceries valued at Sl2 47 in
her purse while shopping at
Ralphs market, 26911 Trabuco
Ro1d. •
Coasa •
'
Weather
Varlable hl1h tlouds
and late nl&ht and early
mornLnc low clouds, but
otherwin f alr tbroueb
Friday with moaUy sunny
days. Lon tonJpt In low
601. H1ths Friday low 70s
at beaCbc: to mJd.aos in·
land.
'
H.. V PILOT 58
Air Bags
For Cars
After '84
WASHINOTON lAPI
Tral\lport&Lioo S.c: lary Aruclt
Adam.a today urdcred all ault1-
llllD~.ctured an. model ytat
I .. to be .. u.tpped with a)r bap
()I' another form or automatic
craab prot.eetjoa. an ordtl" lbal
Coet lnto dfed autornaUcaUy ln
to days unlc:H overturned by
C-On1rea Adams cltA!d a Trar11portat.1on
Ot-partmrnt "tudy that pauava
5afety ~tl'atnts could uve up to
V,000 hves a year H be an·
nounced bu d~ .. 1on al a newa
l·onfuence
• • 1 cannot rn •ood conscience ~ a party to further unneceuary
delay. The 1i.sue or automobilt.>
i.afety b&5 draued on too 1001,' ·
Adams a.said
Tbe order could force 4lUlo
makers to eqwp cars with air
bail or passive bel~. devices
that would not requtre human ai.
s1stance to protect the front-aeal
occupant.a of an auto involved m
acraeh. But Wllhlh an hour or Adam's
announcement, H.ep. Bud
Shuster I fl Pa 1. introduced 1t
resolution lu overturn the de
casion Jn Detroit. Chrysler Corp said
the decision "will force the
American people to pay triple the
cost for a second·be11L safely
... ystem." It said the pre::.enl bell
-,ystem will save 50 percent more
lives than a\r bags.
The other auto maker'> had no
1m mediate comment
Air bags are balloon like de
vi ces that innate on Impact and
cushion front seat riders who arc
thrown toward the dashboard or
wmdsh1eld an a rront end col·
hsaon The passive safety belt is a
com bin a lion lap and shoulder
harness that automatically
wraps around a passenger when
the door 1s shut
Under lhl' t1metabl<' an
nounced by Adams. one rorm or
automatic i;afcty restraint would
be required on all 1982 model
year standard and luxury s1w
tars sold after Aug 31 , 1981
The protective n•s\ra1nls
would be cxtl'ndcd to include
1983 model-year tnlt'rmediale
and compact cars In the 1984
model year. they would he man
dalory on subcompact und m1m
-,1ze autos The decision arfect s both
domestic and foreign cars 11old 1n
the United State::;.
Frona Pag~ 11 I
BUDGET ...
;wd Wilham Kohler opposl'd the
t\>nfntlVl' bud~el, aq~umg that
the previous hours !>pent study·
ang the budget have been wastl•d
· • 1 think it's absolutely de
moralizing to this staff and I'm
1•mbarrassl'd ," s<11d Mr!i. YounJ(
nf lhc de(•1s1011 lC' hold the hne on
budget incn •as<'S for distrit•t
~e t v1cc•s.
Tht' tentallvl' sprnding plan al·
lo\\ s '1~ tu 500 fewer s<•venlh
throuJ,!h 12th ~ra<krs to he bused
n•·"t yNr Uy 10cr<•as1ng tht• stu
d 1·nts' walk1n~ d1stanr<.' <i half
mll1•. about $135.000 will bl•
!-.(1\"Cd
It 1nr luclr"i mont•y for new pos1·
t1ons nf't'<h'd h(>raus1• of growth In
th<' "l'hooh and prov ides funds lo
he usNI at t hr d1srrt't1on of prin
n pal., al t·al'I' 11f lht· d1stncl'<.
.,,·hnols
ll also includt.>s ahoul Sl m1lhon
ror ~alary increases for all dis
tnct employe-,.
Eritrea Bombed
CAIRO. Egypt <AP> The
Ethiopian air force "savagely
bombed" a small port in the
northern province of Eritrea,
"Injuring a scores or women,
rh ildren and old men.'' a
8pokesman for a faction of the
Erilrean rebels su1d Wednes·
day.
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l• lO pl a d.r b11 mom'• tampeT w ..
cl•J· 11 I.ail Clem nremen lwo bOun to 1et the
nn1erout. APPUCAftONS Of 1oap, oll, and 6(reue wouldn't
tooeen the 1woUen tinier of Sean, 811 Calle Campana, who
had been playln1 inaJdo th~ van and reached cwious11
throu&h the hole tn the floor. Flromon Jerry Galati, Jeff Remmele and Dlc:k
Northrup drove tho van, Mrs. VUr.1 Sl1ler and her aiuck aon
to an automobile repair center and uaed a bydrauUc lift. to·
elevat.othevun. "lt was lmPottlble to get lo the fln1&er any other way."'
<itAlati aa1d "You could aee ltaticking tbrou1h the bottom."
TOE na£MEN drilled holes around the drain, then
used metal cuttrrt to rree the rt1ht Index fin1er.
Teary and &ineerly bendln& hJa bruised fin1er to see if It.
still worked (lt did>. Sean was none tho worse for bh ordeal.
NofJkay
On Viejo
Rec Site
Oranae County Supervisors
balked Wednesday at aapprovl.ni
a uae permit for an ll-acre bowl·
inl alley·minJaturti 1011 complex
in south Mlasion VeiJo.
Thouah they did not give their
blesaina to the proposed recrea-
tion complex near Marfuerite
Parkway and Via Escolar,
supervisors treated the proposal
more klndly than the county
Plannin& Conunilalon dld laat
April.
The commlsaion nauy rejected
tbe project. Supervisors called
for a traffic atudy or the area
before making a final declsion. Delly ;ti._.., -~·0'-11
HJ8 MOTHER said ll isn't likely he'll be doing the
fin.er in the dike bit for a whiJe. That declJion will come July 13
when the aupervlaors receive the
traffic study and re-open the
public hearm1 on the propoeed
use perrrut.
PROBE SUBJECTS AT '7S POLITICAL RALLY
fUctt•rd O'Neill (left). SUpervlaor A•'Ph Oledrtch
Scout's Parents
Hope, Await Call
... w • ..,... ..
'l'M ALL RIGHT'
Ch•rtotte QroH•
0 ~o Orn In• ---MllfS
MIAMI
AP WlrepllolO M•P
AREA OF SEARCH
Near Oaprey, Fla.
SARASOTA, Fla. <AP> -
Charlotte Grosse's parents wall·
ed for a second telephone call to·
day, hoping it would bring word
that the man who dragged their
15-year-old daughter from a tent
at a remote Girl Scout campsite
bad kept his pledge to free her.
By mid-day today there had
been no further word on the
whereabouts of the slender girl,
who called home at 10:15 p.m.
Wednesday to say she was all
right and would be set free.
"We fully anticipate we'll hear
from her aiain," Cpl. Ray Pilon
of the Sarasota County sheriff's
office aaid today. "Where she is
and how she is we don't know."
"I'm baffled," said Sarasota
County Sherlff Jlm Hardcastle.
He said he couldn't understand
why the man had allowed her to
call home and speak with her
father, Richard Grosse. but then
dldn 't release her.
He said that Charlotte told her
parents the man was "going to
get rid of her al a telephone
booth."
Sheriff's Capt. Thomas
Stimson said Charlotte also told
her parents she would be re·
leased In Manatee County, the
county where she made her first
phone call. Manatee is just north
of Saruota County.
"I don't think he'd let her 10
this rar it he wasn't solng to tum
her loose." Stimson told a news
conference. He also said that the FBI
Joined the search at 5 a m today,
about 24 hours arter Charlotte's
disappearance Charlotte. clad only in un-
derclothes and a Mickey Mouse
shirt, was dragged by the hair by
a heavy set man al dawn Wed ·
nesday as her sister and a fnend
looked on in horror.
Her sister ran from the tent
screaming, "Charlotte's been
stolen!"
Should the supervisors decide
tu approve the needed us e
permit. they will be 1olng
against the wJll of the San Juan
Capiatrano Environmental Review Hoard as well u the
County PlaMlng Commission.
San Juan's review board
earlier had declared the pro·
posed comm~rciul-recreat1on
use or the site "not compatible
with the area and inconsistent
with the San Juan Capistrano
general plan:•'
The county Planning Com·
mission round the bowUna alley-
miniature goH facillty "may
create unusual noise. traffic or
other conditions .•. objecUona·
ble, detnmental or incompatible
with other permitted uses in the
area."
Superviaora appeared to be re-
duced to one concern, trafrlc.
They made if clear that what the
traffic study shows will go a long
way toward helping them decide
iJ a bowline alley and miniature
golf course Is what is needed m
tbe area.
Crime Study Seen
WASHINGTON <AP) A
Justice Department task force
said today the much-criticized
Law Enforcement Assistance Ad·
ministration ought to be saved.
but its work shou ld be
streamlined, devoting more at
tention to researching national
crime problems.
Dana Point
Man Faces
Drunk Rap
Dana Point restaurant owner
Robert Mardian IS scheduled for
arraignment in South Orange
County Mumcipal Court Fnday
on a charge of felony drunken
drivina.
The district attorney alleges
M ardian was drivin1 the Ferran
that struck 14-year-old Michael
C Dawes al the Del Obispo
Street entrance of Dana Harbor
Junes. The boy was walking along the
sidewalk, on bis way to go Cis·
hang, when he was h1t.
Young Dawes went into coma.
was lasted m critical condillon,
and never was reported to have
re1ained consciousness. San
Clemente General Hospital of·
ricials refused comment today on
the child's condition, at the re-
quest of his parents.
Mardi an also faces a $1 million
civil lawsuit filed by the parents.
Leslie and Joan Dawes, of Dana
Point. Named as coderendant.s
are Larry A. Hall. reportedly· a
passenger In the car. and Wind
and Sea Restaurants. Mardian. 33235 Atlantic Ave.,
Laguna Niguel. is the son of Nix
on AdmJnlstration figure, Robert
MardianSr.
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LOAN •••
One letter from bank vice pre·
s1dent N L. Hallldy in part read,
"In addition numerous telephone
messages have been left with
members of your office staff
However. the me!:lsages have not
been acknowledged "
The hefty search warrant re·
cords were filed as an eight·
mont.tt &rand JUry investigation
into county political practices en·
tered its final stages.
lnves\lgallon 1s centered on
D1edrlch's Involvement in at.
teaed conspiracy desl&ned to dis·
1uise the tnie source of cam·
paign funds. especially those
contributed to county Supervisor
Philip Anthony ,,.
Killer Profiled
NEW YORK <AP> -As the re·
ward climbed to $20.000,
hom1c1de detectives were re· assessing their psychological
profile of the killer who vents his
rage with a 44-caliber pistol.
·'Son ol Sam·• may lead a normal
life when he u not on his
murderous rampages and does
not have the wild eyes descnbed
by some who have survived his
attacks, according lo the head ot
the mvesllgatlon
Priest Facing
Expulsion?
The abductor apparently
listened as Charlotte made her
call but she and her father were
able to work out a hasty code. the
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VATICAN CITY CAP> -Pope
Paul VI kept s ilent after
Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre de
fled him by ordammg 14 pnesLc;
because the pontiff sun hopes thl'
71-ye~old French prelate will
abandon his rebel hon against lhe
Pope's authority. Vatican ex
perts said today They said the Vatican 1s now
taking the altitude that
Archbishop Lefebvre has placed
hi mseH outside the Roman
Catholic Church by has deftanc"
of the Pope's orders and excom
munlcation is unnecessary
In Montreux, Switzerland, a
leader of an international tradi
tionallst movement sympathetic
to Msgr. Lefebvre said several
church leaders have urged the
Vatican lo open a "serious
dialogue .. on proposals the rebel
prelate has made for a setUe-
ment of his dispute with the Holy
See.
''Through her saying 'yes' and
·no' her father found out it wBB an
old blue car" that the abductor was d n ving, '' Hardcastle said.
Charlotte told her father the
abductor was wearing sneakers
and blue Jeans and had a
mustache. thesherUfsald.
Prints or a sneaker-clad foot
were round at the rear or the tent
where Charlotte had been sleep-
ing with her sister, Eleanor, 14.
and V1rainla Wallace. 15. Their bridlt red lent was one of
·four clustered in a clearin& in the
park. The sisters had been part of
a group ot •• scouts at the park
ror a day camp.
AMault Denied
NAIROBI, Kenya <AP>
Somalia today denied Kenyan
char1e1 that it.a troops had at·
tacked a Kenyan border police
poat and auggested that the at·
tack may have been mounted by
Ethiopia.
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TRK JAPANBSg DOMINATE TBS motorcycle
market IO mucb that tho U ~ lndtasVY, U It can be cal lid that,
coo1iltt ol one manufactu,..l Harley·DavJct.oa.1Li •bu.or
tbe market LI 7 puc nt-ana &he JePAAeee u. .DOW almln1
to reduce that cut by tm-·
portlq ~ beavy, larso
motorcycles that have
been the mainstays of
Karley.Davidson'• buai·
Dell.
The J apaqeae de·
etalon to 10 after the
heavy eod ol the market must have aeemed to Ruley
DavJdoen Uke addlni Insult to INl#Y· Jn any c e, the U.S.
company hu rued a formal complal.Dt with th Treuury
Department charslnt tbo J-.>an•e wtth dumpin,, their
motorcyclesbereatabaW11lylowprtc .
Accordln1 to Harley-Davld.so11, the Japanese bike
makers have been able to cQture 11 percent ol the U .S
market by predatory priclna tactics. The Aro~rlcan com·
pany allesea that Japanese rnotorcyd s aell h re at prices
that are u much u 58 percent bdow what tbty 1eU for in
Japan and Europe.
Whether Harley·Davtdlon's cry of "foul" wiU boupheld
rema.lna to be seen. But lt foUowa closely on a similar
challeqe to the Japanese mflde by Zellitb and other U.S.
televiJioruet makera <not lncludint RCA and GE).
THEY, TOO, CHARGED THAT TUE Japaneae were
dumpina their products here at prtces below what they sold
for in J•pan. That comR,lalnl was upheld, and th• result Is a
new trade aareement between the UnltM States and Japan
that limill import.a ol Japanese-made color recelvera to 1.7
mllllon a year.
Companies that compete here agalnat Japanese pro·
ducll frequently have another complamt. which is that
while Jap.nese companies have a rather euy ume entenna
the American market, wllJl lltUe or no duties imposed, it's
tou1h for a U.S. company &o gain access to the tariff.
protected Japanese market.
However, that's not an appropriate complaint for
Harley-Davidson because lt'a a sublsidlary of AMF Inc. (the
company formerly known as American Machine & Foun·
dry>. Harley-Davldaon may not have aold many mo&orcyles
In Japan, but AMF bas done a rousinc business lo bowling
alleys there with its AMF Pinspottera.
HOW ONE RADIO DISC JOCKEY re•cled to the
Japanese takeover of the U.S. motorcylcle market wu
caught by Fred Danzi1, an editor or the trade paper Ad·
vertlslne Aee. Companiea that advertise on radlo of~ let
the disc Jockeys make up t.helr own meaaa•ts· On one recent
Saturday morning Dand1 heard Don Imus at WNBC. New
York, deliver the follow in& spiel for Karley· Davidson:
"Don't go buying motorcycles from one of those coun·
trlea we brought to their knees in the war. Don't you think
lbey 'd be a little honked orr there lf they knew t.be mo~rcy
cle they're worklnc on was toine &o America? Tbey Just
might hanten up on the bra1tes a little. You'd be roto' alone
at 90 mUes an hour and hit the buket and there's nolhln'
there. Go &o Harley-Davidaon ... Say you want an American
motorcycle, where the brakes work right.
Harley-Davidson fUed it. dumpln1 complaint a1alnst
the J apaneae shortly afLer this meaaase was aired.
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Jets Ordered
Airline Wants More
LOS ANGELES CAP J ..... Flve' JeUlnen worth
nearly sao million have been ordered from Boeing
Aircraft and McDonnell Douglu Corp. by Scan·
dinavian Airlines System.
The national alrrtne of Denmark, Norway and
Sweden will add another $50-mUUon Boeing 747 to
Its fleet, u well as four medium.range McDonnell
Douelas DC-91, which coat Jl,2 million each. They
wlll be delivered in 1978, an airline spokesman aaid
Tuesday. The DC·9s will be built at the company's Lone
Beach faclllty.
SAS operates three '7'71and5G DC·tl,
Drier 1978 Due?
OLYMPIA CAP> -Thi.I year's drou1ht is Juat the pre·
Jude lo continuing water and electricity short.ages In the
Pacific Northwest, warna the head ot Washinaton's state
ener1y office.
Allhoueh the regJon bas been l'ffllna under the effects
of the woral drouaht in the Nortbw at'a recorded bi•ton'.
next year'• water aupply altuaUon wUl be even wone, ac·
cordln1 to Larry Bradley.
·•we can't let up on conatnatloa ertortt foP a mlnute lf
we want &o avoid manda~ry curtailment ot electrtclly, ''be
Hid. ..
He IMOUnced th•t the Federal Eneru Admlni1tratlon
has approved lhe •late'• conaervaUon ·~Ian ind wlll un·
derwrite a $37',000 campaJp to convince cJtJuns to bo
frueal in their enern cooaumptJon.
Bradley said his atency alao i&qUlcUy preparln1 a cont·
Jn1ency plan for mandatory cutbtcks. The firat atep ia de·
termlninf, the location and enera Medi of all "essecUal
1ervic•, • such as bosplt1l1, nura1nj tiom• and pnaou,
which would 1et nrtt call on electricity. he Hid.
Merger ApP,roved