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ON A GRAY,, WINDSWEPT DAY, MYSTERY CRAFT ·WAfT·S FOR SOMEONE·TO CLAIM ·IT · • · · . • •" .•
Empty Vest•I Beached 'S.veral HUndred •Vaids E11t of Huntir:t,tpn Pier Near Buch ~leva~d ' ' • , 1
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~nate . Ousts . ·
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Schrade Wins
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Sen. Jack
Schrade ousted Sen. Howard Way as
leader of the state Senate today in a
retaliatory purge or the "old guard"
against "young turks." (Earlier ·story
page.--3. l
Schrade. a 67-year-old former dance
han bouncer and rodeo director from San
Diego, immediately announced, "I bold
no maUce towards anyone."
The conserv&tlve Rej>ublican defeated
Way on-a 23-12 '!'Ole, first held tturing a
closed-cJoors ~:\ecutive session and then
repeated in Public on the Senate noor.
·Way, 5fj w~s president pro tern of the
~nate · onlf · 274 days. The moderate
.JtePublican. from Exeter beat veteran Sen:· Hilgh M. Burns (Q,.Fresno}, last
Year after fhe conservative Democrat
had held lhe Senate's top job since 1957 .
Sporting a big grin. Burns remarked
afterward to newsmen : ·
. "Sen. Way and I have a lot io common
_.-fw·as pro rein the longeSl of"any man
In California history ; he was pro tern lhe
shiOrtest or any man."
'I'birteen OemGcrat s anp 10
Republicans sided with Schrade.
~~n Ba dly Hm·~
In ! FaU; ·(;1 HelCJ
• I -.. • 1. ' . Anal:le1m poli<:f: said .the:y hav~ (:harged
a GI mi leave frorn Okinawa wlth·assault
in thJ !!e90nd story fall of a• young
Anaheim man. ..
Jilmes T1ylor, 26, of 1591 W. Ball Road,
Vias taken to Orange County Medical
,Center 1U((tring severe head injuries
/ollowlng 1 fall through a second story
plate 111.sa wiodow at 2:44 1.m. today~
Bfillt'tg buliil:o~·~1raM.; ~2 ~~~·rw:g· · . :
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L ·1 . . ds' T s· l b~ w .. clead led to ~ llTllt·Mon-. . l ·egtiar ry a vage ~~r::... the boys• steplatber Oil mur:icr
A 30-foot slooJ)') perhaps abandoned at se;a by pirates, sat.on the sand at Hun-
tington Beach today as city ·lifeguard!
struggled to salvage part ol it for the
owner -\Vhoever he may be. .
. Sawyer placed the value of the boat al
$5.000 to 11.000.
"But with the surf pounding the hull it
isn't worth' the cost or salvaging," he.ei::-
plalned. The sloop drifted into shore about 7 :30
p.m .. Monday . There wu no one on The: 30-foot sloop ls the third boat to
boar_!i. It was first spot~~ a E_it~!l__ w~sh Ubore at · Runl!J!gtOn Beach thl5 1val~lng on thebea~. lhen c!leCied out yenr. One other boat rai?imed lhroulh ~y, lifeguard I?oug Kirk. who sY:"am ou~ to the muniCipal pier after nl · it and round it empty and rapidly filling . . ne persons
1vilh· water. were rescued by city lifeguards. Another
An immediate ·search of lhe coastline b6at capsized in the Bolsa Chica area.
nnd ocean was started in case survlvus Ohe person drowned and four others were
had leaped from the boat, said lilt!g\Jard saved ·in tha"t one.
Lt. · Walt Sawyer. The city's poUce
helicopter, HB Eye, mad~ several sweeps
Gill to sea, while lifeguard crews roamed Couple Ace.use d up aod down the' beach in land rovers.
"y,'he.q wt ~O\Jlld ~ surVfvors we.began
clle<;king the ~.t t9 ,Identify its owner Of CbiJ •-1~'Bea' t~. which we are still trYlng lo'do now," said~ U lll g
Lt . Sa~yer. , ~ •
Sawyer advanced the theory that the Child battering complaints were being
boat may have been stolen, then aban-!!Ought today against a yaung Garden
-doned at sea by joyrjd,er8 who tired or ii. Grove CO\l.Ple who were l.CWeil Sunday
Three regiatraUon~ numbers have been after severe bruJleS .wert",dilcovered qn
checked, all leading' to dead ~s. their IS-month-old son. 1
The firlt number. OF .g1s EA, turned Deborah Kay, Williams, 20, and . her common-In mate John ;B en j a m I n oot lo be a U.f"°' hoplemade boa~ ac· •·1•-·· 34 ...... gave !heir addn cording to sour~ in Sacramento, but ...,. "l'"''"t'> • • ....,.., , .:_~ .. 18
-wa.s regi!ltmd1o i-H~gton-Park man 11~ ~lrttt when.~ wer~ed
who apparent'"-had never oWned boat at_ Orange CountYTalf on felony Child
':I 1 beating cbarges. • · · '··
· of any type. . -'l'ollct· said 0..J ,\earn<d .of the alle1ed
The second number also appartntly ~beating Wtieft-l the ' baby Steven J
PhanY. was traced to a man in Venice, Mlllams, was the object ot' a rescue cali
but, he ?XJkl not·,be tound., said Sawyer. ~-iner 'he 1180 stoppe(j-breithiflg.
, ~-~d .number,1 checked early this ~:Jbe call to Police wu placed by 1
mornmg, m~tchftl a 13-foot outboard neighbor when ihe Wllllams woman
<»fned by a bOat company. bruilght the baby to the neighbor's 'home
. "All we can do llO\v Is salvage whit we • for help. '
can from lhe boat and keep tr)'in& to find ~ Steven was hospitalized. He was
the reaJ owner,", said Sawys. described in saUslactory coodltion.
Alpine· Resort' Le;veled . . ~
Kenneth Wa"Wns, ».·a me@anic-tOr
Oo!JdwllJ lnd'11trfe1, WU .bpoled Ofl
charges of beating to QeJtb S-year-old
Christopher Clarke, whose battered body
was .fowxt in a mold room.
Police said . they received a call from
Chira&opher's brOther, Michael who told
11\em. "My brother ;,, dead. Please sencf
an ambulance."
Officers said tbey arrived al the Car·
rt~~ s~~otel, ~ w, 1'U~d St., and
found \t-y~ar-ol<l '"Mlcha·eJ-Kljl~ C.larke
ahd 7-year.'old Mark · Stephen 'Clatlte
along • with tbtir uncon9Clous mother,
who lay on ·a ·couch.. ,
The two boys led officers to the body
ol Oir!stopfler, whicl) was found on a bed.•': : Coroner'• deliptles said the boy died of · ·
massive internal bleeding. · :
Police uid the UflCODICiOUsness of the
mother, Mrs. Linda.Sue Watkin!, was not.
fl.illy clear, but it was. known she w1S"'
under rnedJcaUon for a severe heart
coocjltion. .
Police Hid they would question her In r
, tbe· bo}''I death 14tt' aoon as sbe is able
, to speak to us."
· Piteanwhile, the h~·o surviving sons art
~Ing cam! for In · the county's Albert
Sitton Home.
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YOKOllAl,I~ •• Japan, : (UPI) - A '
JiPMf:Se ore ·eam.tr sank "in heavy seas e~t4of 'T~ ~•r "•ilh,11! c1pla1n '
aboat'd.I Retict.itrs •·saved 124 of his 21 · . .~ . ci;ewrntn. , , , , , . . ,
The "'~' conlln11e.t for ~r mtwg merrwho were ln•i lifeboat that caps~. ·
U'.S .. Air Forte IUl'Ch plana d'ro~ life
rafts into the sea .and ' se~eral 1sh1Ps ,
.acoured ·the aru ...
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, . ln911tlc1tors said the man's condition
Js extremely critical. "He la not expected
to Jive," thty said .
Police arrested Ronald Twining. :23,,
who was attending a party with Taylor at 42 :Killed .in; A v~lanehe·
-™U!I. Ball Road , when the incld<nl oc•
curred. According to witnesses, the tvr"o
quarreled arid struggled, before Taylor
fell Ulroqll 1he window.
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'\'-AL D'ISERE. France !AP) -An . Most of the vlctl .. .,.r,-lhol!aht lo be
1valancbe of frelh powder snoW, unleash· young people -Franch, BeJ:ata.n « W11t
"' b1 cine of the Alps' wocli bliwrds In Gennan -·!!fylng at 1 low-coot v.C.Uo;t centl!l' liln -'!IY the Unloll cl P're1h Afr ,Students Face Trial '"'""""·rolled' hall mile over cars •od ee~tm.'l'llere .,.,.. 111 guem at the
.,, through· a vacalion tamp din1n1 IDOJl\ to-~enter Ind about SO supervla:>ry peraob·
W. est Ger1UU· ns j\M'eet day. killing 42 end injuring moro Iha~ 50 .. , .. . J. person~. offlc.ials reported. · 1 first report! Indicated about 30 bf the
The Swiss Avalanche .Research Ceriter ·dead Wert skiers from tbe center. cao8hl
.. TUCSON. Ariz. {UPI) -The Student In Geneya said !he death toll ''as while eating •brtakfast. The remtalnlng
body Presldeh~ of the Unlv~rslty of Europe·s ~lg~est slhce 1900. A aeries of ~tntn appeared to be workers at, the 11kt
Arlton• and •five Other, student's h1'e snow slides in Austria Jn 19~ killed more complex. ·•
been otde['ld 'to stand trial In superlor than 11111 peoplc,·oot in 1 llllmber of dlt, . The ,avatancbo ,l\l'U<~ ft 1:10 a."1.,
court ,on rtotih& c.haraes stemmlna fro1n ferent communities. rushing tob yaras down ~ JOUthtm
1 .{an I pl'O\e!t,on the school c1mpw1. The rush or snow into VaJ d'Jsere, 1 (Jank of Mt. SO!al&e ·and mashing a-11a·
, _ Cha~aes qaimt two other students 'puShed by w.tnds lQ) io•ao miles an hour, Uonal highway belote hlU1n1 the vac1llon
wel-e cUID'Uaed Monday by Judge aucked the roof awat from a small hotel, center. Avalanche espert.s 111d the lnOW
lllcbard ~ 11 lho concillsion of a dragged autos lltl yards and ran over could b1vi movtd It 1 lpeod lpfl!Oocllllla
nille-cb,J JIRllJninar1 hearing. concrei. wallS. ---1»-8ilo1-u .11our. . ,,-.}..--•
• • • A 23-year~kl. Frenchman who waa · tn . ' tbe dinln& room Aid: "AU of a l&ldden we
beard In Incredible 110ioe, .There .WU I •
' vioient JUlt of wind, and ft were .all .
thr01m by the snow' a..Wtra'.wiin.'.'Jbe;.
there .J.u a sfeat1 aJ~fJ f~loftd · t;y 1
ohiothel<d critl, .net pelil"" l>ieggtng for · belp. . .. . .
' "Tllooe p<ople , 'fb9 cootd d I J ,
hem~lves 9'11 like l!lj'seK tr10d rlllh\
11.ay ~ help out the others~ But 1lie snow
wu loo hard and "1th only our hands
M coukln~ ilo mueb. '1
A 22-ye1r oW •k}f:r added : <IJ was luckf
'ef\Oll&h to be pni)ect..i right out of ti)<
op!J O(lln. door connecllng to the other
haM of lilt dlelnf'n>11111. '11\al'• Wl11111V·
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' To ,Clean U.S. Arr, Water
· W MfllNGTON (UPI) -President flclent to constnict about l,500 new treat.
Nixon called today for "a toti1 moblliza.'., me'.nt facilities _ and1 to expaoc:I and,
tion" ol all Americant Jn a cooceptrated upgrade 2,500 other plants:
-pafp,Jt,l<lean:~·alr "!'(" ll"rilY-lho . II• aske(for a j4 billion authorization ifor,C!ll'.•:aolliit~"''~-.. • ' : • ~r.~r•J'ar.Pe/lod '-al"'~ ol It ' 1,;,_m:o ' J "' 'p.;.;;._ ~·~ , -':..~'-·-·~ .••. · n. a; ~j:m ~ .::.w 'l"·-~ :O!l'year r.~·~1 •u1e year
(oltowlng up\;.; stet<' iii lhe 'uruoo Pie4o ' %/Ji. i~ty, i. A ~imtnt would
to 1T1a.ke ,cleaning lhe envitonll1'i.tf. . .dpe ti" rp~~ In · 1~ to.: detenTiffte 1ftrture
primlry frrort or the 70s, ~ixon ou,t~. needs.~~· ~ :" "'J·j
ar le.qgl!1y1 pl~. for "the ~e ot~f.ir , "rhe Presideht's messaae ca11~ for
n~tur,l.~ahlW. '.' _ ~ .. , , , • :~1., ~bli.Wnerit. O~ fedt!taJ. waler 1a_nd 1tr
'.f'he program 1nclu~ .a SJll bi~ton P'!t; t.itialllf' . tandar"!,. -~h 1 ~nes ~of up to
jeet for cleaning ,up w1ttts•and calls for ~lOi~'a ,day fop ·v.~olatl~s. . .1 .
rigid regulations to deal with "air and Federal enforcement' procedures woultl ~at~r Polluters. ~a:~v~~l~t =~fteiu, courtl'nteriactlon "~-uh h ·1-e or , 1n1:0 me; as come}" en we can wa1 ' secretary would •be empow,ered to seek
no longer to repair the. damqe already , Immediate injunctions Where severe
done and to eslablish new criteria to llution existed. .
tuide 1,1.1 in the future," Nixon said. The Presidenj allt'~ a resea~ ·u.,,;. ,. -, • ~ ,,.,,_ and developmeuL~""' almo!La t.I>Jl!: __ ~--. ta~ o cleanlQI up -~,en. d'JJcing a lo• pOUutlol ntornollile within'
vlrooment call! for •a total mobllltatiott · ffve years. , , .
by all of. us. It involves• government .at . H~ asked thaL {he s&:retary of the
•1"1 .'tfal; ;rrequ1re1_ul' !!'IP " every . Departnt!nl of H~u~ .. ~uoalion an& ~l\izen. ' • we11aie-. be . auU)Qrlzed to rtgulate the
)'he· main fe11.ture of the so-called en-. cbn)pOsiUon of gaSoline to cu,t. down1 on.
vb'u!menlol quality. procram pr_. a poUuUmi. There Is t-a&btioo to force
cttan waters act through which M bl.Uk>n gpsoline makers. to remove lead from
w:ould be. alfil!or:ized to belp a.iate ,ai:ld l,UOJine to cut down 'Oa1,a.jr pollution . • tc!c»J CQmmuiuu6. build' ...ewase Itta~ n\ent facilities. '-L • • • •
"!'he fl tilllion /wOuld'·hoV. ~ be mat•' or ... e
ched' liY II ,bt!Uon In corilribUUons trom ' stat~ and iocaJ·pvemments. A ... llpeclal ;
recieral 'grou~ called 1,the environmental
lipantjng auµ,.rttr would..he-JOl _pp lo •
help hard.pressed munidpe,fities ralae the money tO meet.lheirj1~a~ of the cost.
The Prttident sai~ thal WmJ!d'~ suf--;
Bandit Str ikes . •
Service Station
A bondlt, mlS&in& l)r<>flngers from hi•
left hand, took !'OOaild ....,.al'cbecks•at
f!'ln point fnim a Huntlnpn Beach
se:rv.ice ataUon early MondQ morning.
Pi)tice said Phillip, Cessna, •. owneri or
Phil's Enco Stat\11!1 ·•1 ,!Giii Adams Ava ..
was unlocking the ata\ton at 514~ a.m.,
"fhen lhc man· approached him from
b<hlnd, lluck what felt Uke a 2illol In hio
baok and ll>Ovedlllm )nsldt: -
The. t)andlt then taped CCS111a'1 eyes.
mouth. hands and fotl and toOI! • tet of
-keys which bt uJed lo opm the oafo "1d
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weather on Weine$day. Temper•
'I tures along the. Oraace. Cout will hit 63 whJle inland. readings are
tabbed .at a · .
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J 'Un<mploJl!ll••I In O riia d t'
Countu .renc•ed on all·timei hiQ"
h\ .Jonua.111 -and Febrilart1'•
outrook is· cuth blocker. See
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Phasillg Out
Of Electric
Pl~tsEyed
Jly JACI BllQJIAClt .
Of ... Dill!>' ,..... • .,,.
Dr. A. J. llu(t!>Smll IOUll* o(l a
relentl.,. barragt of qutlllons bJ
Sou.them caJifornla Edison Company at--
lomeys Tuesday and urged that all oU.
sas burning electric planta bt pbaatd out
eventually.
Clllfomia's number one smog fighter
did aincede, however; that he was willing
to acupt a temporary increa&e of pollu-
tion· into the atmosphere-· if the total
phase out could bt achloved.
1be ehalnnan of the CaUlornia Air
Resources Board and calteeh scienli!t
was on the witness stand for aJinost five
hours Tuesday before the PubUc UUliUes
Commission In Los Angeles.
Haagel>Smlt agreed grudgingly that
expansion of the HunUngton Beach
Ed19Gll plant. the reason for the hearing,
might be preferable to amaller 1u
turbine plants as an interim source.
Edison attorney William Marx ham-
mered away at Haagen-Smit's rejection
of the NUS Corporation report, although
admittedly the state bu made no such
•ludy of Ult Huntington Bead> area.
'Ille identist said ht would lilte to ...
another rtport before accep,ting the
validity of the NUS findings. NUS Is a
private research finn hired by Edison.
Its fh:tdiiip concentrated on ground
level concentrations of emwtons from
power plants, rather than the ton-per.day
standard used by the Orange Cou~ty Air
Pollution Control District.
Marr went off on another tack
In discUssing emilsions rrom jet ajrplane
enginea. . · . -
"You .are aware that controls planned
for jet-engl11t1 wUL.nduoe lallout-llut
double emission• of nitrogen dlolide?"
Marz qu<llioned.
Man: said the nitrogen emissions from
planes wouJd increase by 10 tons, four to
five Umes the increase of such con·
tamjnants by an enlarged Huntington
Beach electrical generating plant.
H..,...Smll .. p11e4, "I've beard U..t
before but tt 1111 Utile to do with
emim.ne from 110Wtr plant.a. S~ps wilt
be taken to curb the nitrogen emissions
from ~ but little bu been done to
date.'"
The -aaid th• state will "forte
!ht.auto llllllllfaduren lo mab cJwiltt
In lllelr equlpmeal to meel state stan-
darda delplte dalml that they &re 'too
ttrict." -PublJc Utlllllea Camm1a1on attorney
i..e-d -bToogllt out In -tioning that the st.ate uses concentrations
of pollutants aa a measure of limits, not
tons per day.
Dul Haagen-Smit maintained that
pollutants from power pl&nt stacks mix
in the upper atmosphere · and the total
area below the inversion ceiling is
equally contaminated.
Edlaon dwells on ground level COfl-
centratlons as the true measure of COfl--
tamlnation with the motor vehicle being
the principal contributor. Emissions from
high stacks are diluted before reaching
the ground, they maintain.
Hearings will continue through Wednes-
day and probably into ne~ week.
2 Niguel Youths
Remain Critical ·
Two Laguna Niguel youths burned ln a
gasoline explosl<m Sunday remain in
critical condition today at Orange County
Medical Center.
Stephen Martin. 19, and Jlm Poe. 17,
boijl of 24331 lM Naranjas, Laguna
Niguel. suffered second and third degree
burns over more than 40 percent of their
bod~ when a gas tank they were clean-
ing exploded. They are being Veat.ed ID tbt bum unit .
of Ult medial ctnltr.
DAILY PILOT
OltAMGl c;oAIT l'\llL .. MING COl<ll'.fJff
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Fine Arts Slulping llp
Beacla Pilot Killed .
c OPtef's Blades
Bla~ed f o·r ·Cr \s~;
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fro• )fire Servlcll. .. Al~ under .normal condiUons when a t
Rotor blide.......,. wild and c~ing component faJled.
Into -a ,i...,Aqtlel-.Alrways heUcopter, A ao-called dampero whlch acts u a: ~ by a Huntlngtm Beach man, shock absorber, gave out and one of the cauMcl the worst 11.1cb crash lo history, Sikorsky S-GlL commuter crafts, blades
t•at lnv.nugators said Monday. dipped down and knl!l'd into the fuselag e.
The sic:klning plunge into t Paramount BLADES IDT CRAFT d'4°Y yard oo Moy 22, 1911, killed 23 ........... and ·,.., followed by a .....,.i Wftnesata wbo walched th< fatal plunge ,
LAA disaster in the summer months, told of seeing firs t one blade, then others •.
with a Costa Mesa pl.lot al the controls. sm.ack, in~ lhe craft, as it hovered . like a
Flndirfll · announced by the National stricken bird, then tumbled nose.first to ,
Transportation Safety B o a r d ln earth. . Washington o.c. bore oot t.tsUmony Chunks ~r debrts broken from the
given during a hearinc into the first fuselage rained onto the cro~ded., sur-.
crash later that year. roundlni sub\ifban area1,and air mail Jet·
Capt. Jack""E. Dupfii, cs, of 6442 Govin ters from ruptyred mailbags fl!Jltered
Circle, was en roul.e from the Anaheim down like fe~thers. .
bettport to Lot Angeles !11ternaUonal Capt Dup1es, a veteran pilot, had
· radioed LAA headquarters shortly before
the helicopter went down, exploding in a
ball of fire.
One-half-minute later. his fin a I
transmission was monitored in Los
Angeles.
Pillars and porticos ai-e part of the aesthetics at
UC Irvine's new Fine Arts Village now under con·
struction. Village is being built at cost of $3.6 mil·
lion. It is scheduled for compl~lon next fall. 'lite
c6m'f)ltx will include a concert hall, a conventional
thealer, a theater in the round, a gallery, studios,
classrooms and faculty offices.
Storm Hits~
But County
Loss Minimal
j'L.A .... we're crashing. Help us!," he
1 cried desperately.
The second LAA choppe r w e n t down
Into a Compton playground on Aug. 14,
1968, with Capt. Ken Waggoner, 33, of
3131 Pierce Ave., Costa Mesa at the co~
trols.
D4luglas Offers Se~ret Letters Orang• County held ii• own MMday·ln
the wake of on unexpected storm which
bfOUJhl 35-mlle-ai>hour winds lo the
Orange Coast and capsized a boat in
Newport-·
Nalional TranSJXlflation Safety Board
probera he1d a hearing lo delennine what
caused that crash, killing 21 persons, and
Issued its findings lasl fall.
• Compromise on
Black Hhing J.ackie Note s Won't Be Auctioned On the !Ollth '!Dllivenary of the U.S.
ROTOR BLADE
Reconstruction of the wreckage. ~ts
of components and minute examination of
maintenance records indicated a rotor
blade returned to the manufacturer wa s
not properly recondilioned. NEW YORK (AP) -Four old ltlt<rs
From Wirt Senieea . rrOm Jacqueli{'e Kennedy Onassis to for·
nvu.tened with· loss of a f1 blllioA Ea.IL....meLDeputy~feme Seer tary Roswell
aircraft contract oo civil rights grounds, Gllpatric were ilited or We at •iiCU'",""ofi-. _ . ~.12 but were witbclraWA w~ G1J.. Mc0onnell·DoiJgl4J"-Qlrporltlon _has 01• patrtc iilrtlley ·were otolm, TU161f•ph .
fered a compromise plan on hirmg of dealer Charles Hamilton disclosed today.
blacks to meet Defense Department re· Hamilton said the letters probably
would have brought anywhere Jrom $2,000
to $4,000 if they had been aucUonecl a11
planned.
quirements.
Pentagon o(ficla1s began studying the
rate of employment among Negr:va by
Ult firm alter a fader•tion \il:.~lu )ii
SL Louil challenged whether lribd."1"!1·
opportunity laws. ;.. . ..
'J1le lucratfve contract for tht.!45 dots
nc¢ involve \he f~'a McDonn~ll·:E>ouglu
AmOnautics Company plant§_ HuntlnC·
tOn Beacll. which concentrates oo t tro-
space werk. .
A s~JJDan for the SL Louis bead-
quari<ra aald today that Mcllom>ell:
Douglas baa turned In a blueprint for In-
creasing its hiring of Negron.
But, he said, he learned Monday that
they might be stolen and telephoned Gil·
patric, who verified that the letters had
been taken from the files in his ·law of-
fice.
Gilpatric could not be reached immedi--
alely.
Hamilton !aid he could not identify the
man whe brought the letters to him but
that he was "a very reputable man -a
professional. He wu a perlOn of intef'
rity.
"He told me," the dealer continued.
"that he was acUng for the owner of pie
letters ••• In my business it doesn't pay
to press too hard on ownenhlp, becall'Se you ofl4n embarr.,s people.
Weather Servict, the elementa celebrated
''But I told him there would be a grtat by wblpping. up thunder, lightning and
deal of publicity about the letters, be-gusty winds -on a day when jUJt a
c~use the more publicity! the better price -''chance of a few sprinkles" was
they would bring. I satd thla with ~ predlctOd. •
idea that lf_.th.ey were .. stolen, he .wouk;fn t Major accidents were averted tn the
'!ant publlcttr.But-he rented en~ ·eounlf,'"iltbough the Ca1lfornla Hlgltway
tic that there w~ld be ~_lot of pub~city.. Patrol reported "a whole atuc of fender
The dealer wd he told Gllpatr1c that benders" 00 railMJllct county highways.
he would withdraw the lett.ers from the The Orange County Harbor Distric t
sale .and return l:htm .to ,?llpatric if the reported one boat had capslzed and
attorney would g1~e his assurance that another was pulled looae from ita moor· he would take action." . "1 said the thief should be prosecuted." m~s In Newport ~arbor' Hamiltan Slid. "He iave me that assur· But that wasn t much damage .when
ance. '' • Y<!U consldtr ~~ winds were. averaging 18
Police headquarters said today that no miles an hour, a Harbor District officlal
complaint had been filed with poli ce con-said .. Th~ wind s later reached a peak
cerning the affair. velocity 1n the bay of 35 m.p.h at 3:40
Hamilton said he paid a S500 advance a.m. today. ,
for the letters, which included an April . No damage was reported to light planes
18 196.1 letter on White House stationery. tied down at the Orange County Airport. a~d one dated Nov. 13, 1968. and mailed "We had a lot of water but no damage,"
from Greece in an envelope bearing the a spokesman noted.
name of the yacht Chrfltina. Only one power outage was reported.
The former Fi,rst Lady was on hei that Jn Garden Grove when the blowup of
honeymoon with millionaire shipowner a tran!former at 5 p.m. '"left 250,
Aristotle Onassis aboard the-yacht at the tUstomers without power for more lttan
time. four hours.
The storm reaped a greater toll both In
The process called shot·peeniog, which
toughens the metal, was not performed
and the blade snapped in flight, sending
Capt. Waggoner's craft wobbling crazily
down as he fought for· eontrol.
One or the crash victims was the
grandson of the LAA founder and presi-
dent, while the finding pointed toward
liability of the Sikorsky Aircraft Com-
pany's oversight.
Cu.rrently, the LAA line is not in opera-
tion, since pilots and other personnel
have been out on strike for sev eral
months.
Before the two trag ic crashes in 1968,
the Une had operated !or nearly 20 years;
without logging a single falal accident.
500' Republicans
In County Invited
--Crosby Maynard, assistant to the cor·
porate vtce president for external affairs,
however, aod other McDonnell Douglas
orficials declined to comment on rtports
the aerospace firm had agreed . to . a
special training program for nunoruy
group members and to boQl!t. the, nurriber
of Negri, employes lo 10 percent of its
33,000.member work force.
Newport Exchange Club
Los Angeles C.OUnty to the north and San
Diego County to the south. A rash of tr1f·
fie accidents and power outages were
reported in both areas. ·
But today's clouds car.ry a silvir tining,
the Weath er Bureau promised a1 it began
its second hundred years. Wednesday 's
ootlook is for clearil!g 1kles and fair
weather.
To Meet Murphy
Five -hundred Orange County
Republicans have been invited to meet
Senator George Murphy at a private
reCeption from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at
the Balboa Bay Club.
Maynard said any romment on the
company ·proposal wOuld have lo come
from the Air Force.
The U.S. Civil Rlghta Commission
~~ard testimony last month that McOon·
nell DougliS personri-et policies were-no•
in full compliance with federal standards.
Then it was discovered the Air Force
had not made the required review 1of the
company'& equal employment opportunity
program before awarding the Fl~ coo-
tract.
Secretary of the Air Force Robert C.
Seamans Jr. on Jan. 30 warned that if
McDonnell Douglas and the government
did not agree quickly on an affinnaUve
action plan. steps might be taken to
tennlnate the FlS contracL
Company officials said al the time ~1cDonnell Douglas had about 2,700 black.
employe!, 8.1 percent of the work force.
"nie SL Louis Co\mcil ·of Black People,
a federation of M organizations, called on
the federal contract rompllance office in
a.Jetter Monday to either cancel the FIS
cOntract or require McDonnell Douglas to
hire 7 ,200 Negroes.
Dorothy o uads
"ace to Acapulco;
Rampage S~ond
ACAPULCO ;.-BOb Btaucbamp's ·
Coh.unbla 57 Dorothy O wu moving
closu lo Acapulco today . In "ry light wind~ Dorothy O 1·1. •llll the !tad , boal
and her pasitlon ind cates W ls 22& mUes
from Acapulco. Her day's run for the list
2c hours was only ff mJles •
8econd boat is Tom Tobin's Rampage
from San Diego, 234 mlle1 from
Acapulco. 'Ille thlrd boat In the fletl Is
Bob Garrison's Tranqulla ti from
Newport Beach with 24f miles lo go.
Fleet positions:
Novla del Mar ta.-43, 104.01
Rampage l&-13, 103-lS
Dorothy 0 1&-21. tow.1"
Tranqulla II lf.26, 103""
Barca dt Ora l&-18, JOH B<iheml• l&-16, 10W9
Ya Turko 1&-11, IOl-iO
H·uractn IMS. tot.is
lem1nja J&-16, IOW2
Thar• l!-.!tl. JOWi
Tangent IMI. Jl)!.D
Yellow Jackel l&-18, 10!·19
V1lerit? 19-43, 104-24
Quuar IMI, IOl-19
Alerlon IMS, 10!·23
White Heatlltr II IMO, IOl-18
Mbini 111-36, I~
Slsam• JJ.10, !OS.II
Hears You~ger on Crime Invitations name eight promine nt
Republicans as sponsors of lhe evenl in·
eluding Paul A. Palmer, chairman: John
11acLeod, Charles Thomas, Victor
Andrews, Walter Sch1nid, Spencer Honig,
O. W. "Dick" Richard and ~trs. William
Bents.
By WILLI AM SCHREIBER
Of "" Oalll' r (ttf lt•ft
Evtlle J. Younier, Los Anleles County
district attorney and cand.Jdate for
California sta~e attomey 'general, said
Monday that America is Involved in a
world wide crime wave and that the
number ot crimes wUl increase year
alter year Wlless po.SiUve action is ta~en.
Speaking In Newport Belch brifore a
crime prevenUon .week tunch~n or the
Newport Harbor. Exchange Club at the
Newpotter Inn, Younger said, "It is up to
ua 'to keep 'the crime rate lo'W."
Younger, whose talk was 1uperficially a
discussion of Los Angeles Jaw en-
forcement problemt, 1poke In ' political .
langilage coocemins the jOb he would like
to do as attorney general.
"When 1 am elected, and there is really
little doobt"that I will be elected. I will
assemble aii voluntary crime·preventlon ,
group leaders in Sacramento for a
strategy meetini deSlgned to outline p.ro-grams for the ·various groups," said the
dlllrt~ aUorney.
, Younger, who heads one of the nation's ,
largest proaecuUon offlcu, also men-
tioned his set of priorities In the fight
qabtst crime. -
He said, "We Jrt not going to win I.he
war aplnst crime wlthtlUt the enUre
niobUtZation of most responsible c!Utens.
MuCh otth• talent In this fight Is movlog
in all dtrrerent' dltectlons. That talent ls
only limited by the lack of quality
leadershJp;"
Contlnuing with his list of things to do
as attorney general, Youn11er menlioned
the need for more, better trained and
f>etter paid police. He also said that the
California penal code lJ 100 years oul of
date and needs ft:vision .
One or Youn11er's Jlrimary prOjects is to
take full advantage of s p a c e • a g fl
technology.
"'If this type of research is gi ven a high
enough priority, we wlll be able to learn
about the lndlviduals involved l n
crime ••• what makes them tick," he
said. Many of the programs Younger spoke
ot as poas1bllltlea' on the state-wide level m alrtady parl of hi> prosrams In Los
Anl ele1.
The commun.lty·b3sed natur e of this ef·
for and others such as ride-alon& pr~
munity study o( laws are important in the
community's fight against crime, but
caMOt-be handled by the DA's office,
said Younger.
''We simply do not have the st.alf to
handie the great increase in community
action groups. Programs such t s tbese
can better be handl ed by non·law en-
forcement agencies ... peQple in the
ci vilian sector."
Younger's talk \vas preceded by a pro-
clamation from Newport Beach Mayor
Doreen Marshall declaring "React" as
the· theme of local Crime Prevention
Wetk activities through Feb. 14.
Daughter of Former
Gove rnor Found Dead
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Funeral ar-
rangements were pending today for Mrs.
Carolyn Knight Weedman, 38, daughter of
former California Gov. Goodwin J.
Knight.
Mrs. Weedman was found by her father
Sunday, sprawled hall in and half out of
her car, parked Jn the closed garaa;e or
her home here. Detectives said the ig-
nilion was in the on position, but the
motor was not running.
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pressure of fund raising."
· The senator is scheduled to arrive at
Orange County Airport at 8:30 a.m.
\Vednesclay aod 'viii appear at noon at the
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speak at the annual Lif\c:_oln Day Lun·
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Vote ·Turnout Good -' .
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Beach Dec;iding .·3 Finance Measures
Despite ·"'°"""' . drinles,· ~
WQfken II ... eat. lhe II JJ9lb ""4 In
today's Huntington Beach school finance
elections reported 1 "good" turnout by 11
a.m.
On the· ballot;
"-41.5 m~lion In bond• fcir •consjnlc~.
of' another high l!Chool af1!1 ,earlhqualle, ·~b(liµ.liOn oI o~ buUdincs •al Huo-
tini\On Be~ High School. • •
-A 54k:ent,.l.ax .. ovecTicfe rar. i:lay:lo-day ..
operating expenses in the Huntington
.Beach Un]on High School Diotrlct. Ap-
1 prov~! would raise the general operattna'
tax rate (Tom· its preaent fl.#..to $1:19. . .
* * * Forney Telh
Of Confusion
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O'Ver ·Vote$
7 A ·hike In 'the interest role ll<jn I
percent to a maximum of 7 percent Ol1 "lj.~. 'l'il'!on In boiida W"VIOUJly ap-
proved by voters In the Hurilington Beach
Cily. Scrool Djslrl•L .
A ,tw9 tbitd1 majorizy ls required for
p&ssaie of both~bond ineisuiea. Passage or. ~I tax v~rridc' In the high achoo)
distr-kf req~e&..a !lmple m.ljorlly. ~ wor~ers expect vo~ing activity
to'°'incr6afe. ~h the afternoon ~ eventhc-tioun until lhe-pc)lls clOse at a
P·flJ· 'f!lere are• about 11,000 registered
voters m the 52-square mile Huntington
Beach. Unloft l1)gh School O~ltict. A 20
percent. turnout ls coosidered Rood for
school finance elections. ~
AUhough the total number of -who
voted dutlng U)e morning hours was nol
known, a spot check of repreaentaUve
precincts revealed the following picture:
-At Edison ·High Sdlool, 7$ •I , 1,tllO
registered voters had cut their ballob
by It a;m., represenUng a ·5.f ~t
turnout. • , '
-Tamura • School precinct. ; workers
recorded 15 vot;ers out or a totai of 600 ·
registered'-i 2.5.pereenl tuniiu( .--
-At Sun View School 55 voterf bad
cast their-ballots Gt.It of a-total 1.300
registered. That i'epresenis a 4.f percent
tumO\l..t. •
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ON A GRAY, WINDSWEPT OAY, MYSTERY CRAFT WAITS FOR SOM~NE T.O CLAIM IT
Empty V11ftl Beachtd Stv1ral Hundred '.Yard 1 Ea.st of Huntington Ple'r Nlar ,Beach· Boul9vard Same-day scboo1 financine elections 'In
neigbbor.ing districts hu createCI aoma
B,oat Agrpund: on Strand;
Lifeguards Try Salvage . . .
A 30-foot sloop, perhaps abandoned at
sea by pira~s1 sat on the sand at Hun·
tington Beach today as city llfeguard.1
etruggl.t'. to .saJvaK' part of it, for the
owner -\\'hoever he may be.
· 'J'he sloop diifled Into abore about 7 :30
p,m., Monda~" There was no one on
bqard1 It was first sp(Jtted by a citizen
walking on the beach, then cheeked out
by Ufeguard Doug Kit~ who swam out to
Jt and •found it empty and rapidly filling
with water.
An immediate search oJ the .coastline
and ocean was started in case survivos
had leaped from the boat, said lifeguard
Lt. Walt Sawyer. m city's police
helicopter, HB Eye, made several sweep~
out.lo sea, while lifeguard crews roamed
up_ and down the beach in land rovers.
· "When we found no survivors we began
check.Ing the boat to ldentUy its~owncr
which we are still trying to do now ," said
Lt. Sawyer.
Sawyer advanced the theory that the
boat may have been stolen, then aban--
dooed at·sea by joyriders who tired of it.
Three registration numbers have been
checked, all leading to dead eods.
The first number, DF 4215 EA, turned
out to be a 43-foot homemade boat, ac·
cording to sources in Sacramento, but
was registered to a Huntington Park man
who apparently had never owned a boat
of any type.
The second number also appafently
phony, was traced lo a man in Venice,
but he couJd not be found , said Sawyer.
A third ntimber, checked early thh1
111ocnin1. matched a 13-foot outboard
owned by a boat company. l
''1.11 we can do now is salvage what we can lrom the l>oat and ,k«;P trying lo find
thef eal owner," said Sawyer. ,
C:out
Weather , . ' .
Those .drippy skies.should dry up
tonight and' make v:ay for 1unny
weather on Wed"'5day. Temptra-
ltutel along the Orange c:oast will 1 IJtit 113 1'hile Inland r~ading> an
t8bbed .... ' ' ·INSIDE TODAY
· Unem.ploinnent tn 0 r ci" Q t
Countt1 reocht~ an all·ttmt high
in 1an.U4ry -and Februarv'$
ahllook Ls eve ft. blocker. See
,r~a
E"· ~ ''"' c....ia u c....-. It
--I 11t1wi.~ n l"llfll'I•_.. 1t ,IM!ln , .. " -.. -· . -'
Sawyer placed ~ value of the ooar at
$5.000 ·to 13.000.
1'But wiUI the surf ~g' the hull it ·
im'i Worth .the cQst of sah~IJt~g,1'• he ei·
plitned." -
The 30-fOOt sloo'p is the thii:d boat to
wash · asbiore al Huntington Beach this
· year. One othet boat rammed lhrough
the munlcipal pier after nine persons
were rescued by city Ji(eguards. Another
boat capsized in the Bo!sa Chica area.
One person drowned and four others were
saved In that ooe.
l 5 Candidates
In Beacli-R:ace
For Council .Seats
Five new entrants have given I.he race
for four HunUngton Beach €ily Council
seats a field of 15. One 1 incumbent, Or.
Henry · Kaufma,n, still has not aonounced
a decision on his cS.odidacy. .
Or. Kaufman aaid oil! ~ining he will
reveal within a few days his decision on
whether he wants to repeat as a council
candidate in the April If election.
The five newest faces in the council
picture are Marcus M. Porter and Henry
H. DI.lite; bolh city plamrlng commission-
ers; Gordon. R. Hatch, ~ president of
the Huntingtorr Harbour Property Owners
AssoclaUon; John H. Douglas, 4172 Silli·
man Drive, aitd Ronald V. Knapl, 16362:·
Del Mar LI~.
lncumberir councilmen Ted Bartlett,
Alvin COen aod....Mayo:r Jl!c.! Green al·
ready have taken out nomination papers
ror the April eiect'.lon. Mayor Green is
, sJ,ill the only potenUal canclidate who tw
. a~tllallY .filed tiy re\u.ming his com~1eted
apPliCBtiOn'. '
• ~ who 'have. lndk:ated their desire
to enter the council race by taking out
' papers are Phy1in J. Galkln, realt.qr; JOieph-'S. Ftrfu, presldenl or the .Prd~
erty Ownei:s Prot.ectlve League ; Roger
0, Slat.es, chab1nan o£ the city plannlnr
commilllon; Gle.M Ford, an e.l\l!nttr; Robert C. T,erry, pre1ident of the down-
town b.llldmriien'1 association ; . ..Robert.-
J. ~~1-~.truste<-OI the Ocean Yiew
School IJlllnCI,. and R.ooald C. Bauer, a
member ol &be clty,Pai-b and ReC:reatlon
• COrnmllaion. , ' ' . •
"'nb. It' js the last tfa.t candidates· Will•
• be able to file' for !he ~prU 14 election.
PIS1i' YORK (AP) -The alock'market
tuaibled SharJ>ly l~te today n •a humbu
ot;uousually large bloc:U 'of ahtrQ WUI
trided al lone5. (Set quotaflona:: Pa1es
J().J)), "
Had it not been for the big blocks, 'trad· •
"':', would hive beeJi al ~ s[llui~ pact.
Pollution Foe
con!uslon over pro and eon clalms, Jt was
noted today py -PtJu Forney, au~rfn..
tend<nl of the Hunlington Buch, Union
High Schooklllalrlct .
Forney's distrtet today cutibauotrOn
a 19.5 million bond ......... -~.,,.., Urges Phaseout
Of Steam Pl.a:nts
tax override. --•
Neighboring volils lnf~re-. _ -
Mesa Unified Schbll Dlitr~ ...
ballots on an 17.oqt tu-.. :. · ...
By· JACK BnoBACK propcised ificrea~ ~"lxJn(' . ~-°' '" hllY ,.,,.. si." Adv~rli!iementa li M . ""~°l' · · PILOT calling Iii re~ 'ol•,-llM
Or. ,.. J. Haagen'..Smit fought o(f a Neweof't.Mes,; isiuls-ha'v1· c:rNted. tome rel~less barra,e. •of '1ques£k,M· )y ' c0rtcem 'that!~", -.earch • voters
SouU1ern CaliforJlia Edison Company,. & may have felt y they 1pplied lo them ..
torneys Tuti(lay and ur&ed th'at all oil· Forney said. • . . .
gas bUtning 6eclriC plan•· be phased out "The issue1· • IU difftrMtt" Forney ~ noted : "No m1ttar what the mtrlls GI' the
eventualf)'.. · Newport..Meu ballot measures may be.
Callfoi;nta's number one smo( fighter we feel 1. stronc need for paipBt cif our
did concede, however, that he was willing own measum."
to accept a tempdrary increase m pol.lu· . t
tion into ~ the .atmosphere if the total J '·
phase out could bi achieved.. Citizens Seek
The chairman of ·the California Air · • 1 ~ • •• • • '
Rcsourcu Board 4nd .Caltech sclenlist 'U ... X.··p" l-'n·ab'on' ','' was on 'Qle witness stand for almClst five ~ lU
hours Tuesday before the Public Utilities
commission In Los An~les. . 01£ ,·1Air.oort Plan
Haageo-Smit agree\! grudgingly tll1t.-·~_:__ _ _ ._: ' :
eXpanskln of ' the HunUnjion Buch A ·d~ns lfOUP detennined to remove
F.dison plant, the rea'°'i for tile hearin&, le Sq ( might be pre!erable to smaller ias Fountain Valley,'s Mi uare rom cur. rent eounty 1lrport ..-, has lnylted turbine plants as an Interim source. Supervitorl Robert BIUA Allon. Allen
Edison atlomey wiu1am Man. ham~ and David Baker to apllln wby the field;
mered aWay at Haagen--Srnit;s rejectlon wu included In the stucDel during' a mus
ol the NUS Corporation report. althouch meeting Bcheduled lor 7:IO tonight.
admittedly the stale has ·made no such· The Cilliens Aplnat AJrpart Plans
study of the Huntln&tQp ·Bea"ch area. (CAP) will hold their HSSion at the
The scientist said he wOuld lib to see Edison , H11h School cafeteria1 21400
another report before accepting the Magnolia St., Huuthigton Buch.
validity of the NUS findings. NUS la a County supervllOMI have thrice rejected
private research firm hired by Edlton. pleas by the Fountain Valley School
lt.s fmdings concentrated on1 around District to .remove Mile Squire from the
level concentraUons o ernluloas from list of sites lncfuded Ip the SecondT phase
pawer plants, rather than ta! ton-per~ay study ot the county Muter Pl.an of Air
standard used by the Oraote Colglty Air TranspOrtation. . .
Pollution Control District. _Both Allen ind Baktr have at past
Marx we.nl oft on another tack llJl>ervlsorial meelln&S shown t h e I r
in discu.salnc emJssion.s from jet airplane readiness to delete Mile Square. Allen
engines. ' . and Supervltors WiJUam Phllltps •nd
"You are aware that controls planned William Hlnttin hll'le not.
.flll" jel. eng!nes wiij recb.Jpe fa llout but The major conterJt · o( ·the CAP
. double-eml111M8-' of-nllrogen-dklxlde.?'.!.-.q 1nizati0Jl 15 ~ lJY. the Foun--
Man: qu..poned. Wn Valley School District of ~ ..,hjlof
Man said the nitrogen emissions from near the oUt.ttfti «-the · field. Sile ~
planes would tncreaae by IO.tons, four to qulsttkrl • wlll''rlot •be .,oPIMe Uitt1}\ 'the
five 'tlme1 the tnc:reue of Such • con· ptan1 la eJther1 corOpteted ·or Mlle square. tami~tJ ~ ~ enlarstd Huntlnpon deleted froni the pfojeS:t. •. · ,' ,
Beach electri<al gtneraUng plant. The gro\IJ)'• members ·~· ct~aUnc
Haagen.Smlt replied,-"~'ve beard that peuuops: · amOns • rountatn V a U e '/'
(Ste EDISON, 'Page I) rt~dlnts and t11ooe of niJCJ>&odhg clt~s·
Bandit Strikes
Seuvice -Station
A bandit" mlssln& tW&fln&tr• from his
loll band, tqok • ~ -" clleeb at
gun point rrom a Hl.Uttinlf.On Stach
aervlce statk>n earl1 M'onday momlna.
PollCe said PhUlip Ceupa •• 30,·owner of
Ph1rs.:.Enco StaUo,n at 9001 Adams Ave.,
was unloeklng the.1talion at $:45 .a.m.,
when the man lpproltChed him from
behlncJ,.aluck what felt like a pistol In hi>
• b~ck and ahovttl him inside. ,
;The bandit tllon laJ>r' Celana'• eyel•
moutb, hand! MKt feet and took ,1 set tj_1
keys whlch he uaed to open the safa· and ' remove ·the mone1. '
In the· hone of reverlinc the ·earlier
deClsfunl F by tile' ""°"'1!Y, ' Bolfd. ~f
Supervi.Ors. •
The Fountain Valley Scho!l~ll!alrlCt
tt.self ha' malied lett.er1 to the 5"hooJ
boards arid ctly councllJ of ,111rN\lndlng ·
ctUes, urging them· to "'pport-thelr' et-
lorta .. oblaln 'the ~. ' . . .
Board Gets · AP.pe-als
• 1 I• 1 • Appeals Of ordei'J ,to dtn)ollsll two
homo t1n.' Wa~r A•enue' ntar N~la
Str .. t will be l\earfFeb, II by' the Hun-
tington aeaq. Boa[cl.of A~•·
The .ippeab of GllbeitO llllm. 716>
:Worner and Ml,..1 , ~-.Toln;s. 711(
W':r.'ler Ave..; wlU be, heard •t 1:30 p.m.
In ~~•dmlnlat~aUve annex,•!;3, ~aid
Streel, Bccordlni ·lO .boatd chlltmad
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· OWNERS .HAN.G 'ON'TO OLD WELLS FOR VARIETY OF REASONS
The Po1libillty of. a New Boom, Nul1•nce•V1lue,. Tax Writ.off ".
Beach S.eeking Qfficial.ly
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To Retire Old Oil Wells . . . ..
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lcms tnvolved in cleanin
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By TERRY COVILLE
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• ii.L's Me Ullng 'lo ·18.y an oil well is·1dle,
no Jqer producing oll or gas. It's qWte.
attother ·t~tng ·19 prove it in court.,
To .be coosidered 11Ulf'OpefiUVe tiijflw-
tington Be)lcb, an oil Well must have pro-
duceCI only 20.barrels or oil or 20,000 cubic feet of g1> dudnl Ul• pas) &l•ndar )eal:.
"To begin with, ttie:-minimum·amountl
required In the code art far too low,''
say1 tlerb •Day, •city oil field superin-tendc~l'; He )\i>uld 111<1!. fu) set ~ lnini:
mum r~uirements for a productive oil
w'11· at twp{barrtls lX oil· or J,ooo .cubtc
l!ot ol gas per day. • " ,
DaJ :J>Oln\S O¥l• I.bat 1,i;!C!Q cubic feet of
1as 11 ,wofth abOut IJ ceotL -1' •
. "l;ie&illy 111~akipg, even .the. Jow
minimum req~urements we no~ haYt art
us\ly <licumveoled," odds Clfy ~ttvmey
Jlon 891ifa. I ' • 1 Tbe c~y rec'8f1UY JoSL ·•~Case .lh ~
becaUIO one .oU. will 911<1atoi' "!"1¥11 1'
Valve. on' hi9 well aM Provtd lo t.M' twrt fN\t 1a1 .... COtnlfl~ lrOnl bl"/"cll. ·~~ thoUgh •il esC.lped lnto1lhe .11r.... · •. · l'be·.U eoile doean'I i1y w.-i m\lll 1iap:· . .
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W,ay9usted
By -Scfirade
In Senate
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Sen. Jack
Sdinde ouated Sen. Howard Way as
leadlt of the stala Senala loday In a
retahtory purge of the "old guard''
agalnat "yQU.118 turk!." (Earlier atory -·-) Scbnde, a l1·7W'<lld former due<!
hall"°"""" and .-c11nc1or·fr<m San
Dlqn, .hnmedlately l!lllOWlctd, ·"I hold
no malice towards anyone."
The conservative Republican defeated
Way on a 2S-12 vote, Drst held during •
closed-doors executive session and then
.. pealed In public Oii the Smite lloClr.
W1y, 51 WU president pro tern of the
Senate only 274 days. The moderate ,
Republican from Exeter beat veteran
Sen. Hugh M. Burnt (D-l"rul!ol. Iott
year •atter the coneervaUve l>emOcrat
had held the5eula'1 lop job albce Ul67.
Sporting a bl( p, Bums remarlled
artenrard to newsmen:
"Sen. w11111111 I have a lot In cammon
-I wu pro tern the 1o.,...i of any man
In Calllomla hla1Gn': he wu pn> tern the llioi:l<st ol any man."
Tblrteen Democr ats and 10
llepJbllcau lided with Sdlrade.
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EDISON •.. '
-.. but ~ bu llllle to do with
emJ-. """' power planla. S4epa wll1
be takm to cub the nlliq(en emlalOlll
from planes but UWe bu been "'""' to
date.''
Tbe ldelltllt Aid the lllola wll1 "force
the -manulactunn la mate chanpa ·In tlldr equl-t la meet lllote lllon·
duds dulille claims thal they are too
strlet." l'llbllc U1111Uea Comm1alan attome1 1-4 Snalder bnioght out lb qua-
Uoolq thal the lllote --111ttons
of pollutanta u a mequre of Umlta:, not
tons per day.
But ~It maintained that
pollutanla &om ~ plul llloc$1 mlz
In the -almolpbtre and the Iola! ana below the lmenloo ceUlol Is
equally cootamlnlted.
l!allOll cl1Nlla Oii ....... le..t -· cemr.-.. the lnle ......... of -tom-with the motor fthlcle being
the prtnclpal coatdbulor. -f-hlp -are diluted bol«e nachln& the ........ they maintain. .
Hwlop wtll -th"""" Wedlles-
dfl1 llld probablf Into --t.
New Post Office
Dedication Set
In Seal Beach
Seal Buch cltloenl are Invited to •
dadlcltton cmmony for the dlY'• MW
poll olDce Sltunlay. '
l'oltmuter Worth -uld cmmon-1 .. wtll be held at the~ World c.om.
munlt;y Church to be followed by I f1al
ralllna and open -at the new facllit;y.
Tbe open -wtll honor the 11111 ol the jicllt ollk<. llecaUIO of 111Uog capa-
clty, attendance 11 the Indoor dadlclUon
ceremoal• ii llmlted ·to Invited gueoll,
Keene said.
Tbe new faclllty at 2929 Westmlniter
Avenue bu been built because of an ur-
gent Deed, Keene saJd, and ill part of the
post offlce department'• lease construc-
tion program whereby private CODWDI
build the facility and lease it to the gov.
emment.
Pastmultr Keene said guest.s at the
dedicaUon will include Rep. Cralg Hos-
mer (R·Loog Beach), Stal Beach Mayor
Stanley Anderson, David L. Cantor, con-
gnafonal liaison officer of the poat Office
department in Waahlngton, and E. Eu·
gene Henry, manapr for mt1l operaUoris
.. rv1c.., post offlee department regional
office, San Francisco.
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DAILY ;II.Of 11111 '""'
Fine Arts Sftapfng llp
Nbon Tells Plans
Attack La · nehed
.On · EnvironIQeift.
WASHING'!ON (UPii -p,...ldent
Nixon called today for "a tofal mob1Uu4
tion" ol all .Amtl!Cllll In i ~!rated
campaign to dean·the air and purify the
nation's polluted wit.en.
In I I~ meaa&e to CGPP't!S
followf!>1 ue hls .stata o1 the unJen pledl•
to nlue cll!anlng tht tnvlr"1!0tnt the,
primlr)' effort of the IOI, Nhu>n outI1ntd
a tenlthJ plln for "the rucue of our
natural h4bitat. tt \
Tbe lfl'Oll'IJll 1ncludea a IIO billion pro-
ject for cleaning up wotm and calll lor
'rtild regulallona to deal with air and
w114r 'l'Olluiers.
11ni; tl:me has come when we can wait
no loo1<r to repair the damqe alnady
done al!d to eatabllah new criteria to
guide us In the future ," Nlzon llld.
"'Ille taJI: of clunill& up ""' ...
' cltfn waters act throU&h which ft billion
would• be autborl;ed lo help stala and
local commurtiUe's....bulld se"-a&e tlti.t-
ment facllltles .
The $4 bllllon would have to be mat•
ched by 16 billion In contr)buUons from
lllote and local govemm<Jiil, A apaclal
flderal group called the envlromnenW
financing authority wnuld be Ml up to
help hard.p,....d munlelpall!IU relse Ille
money to meet their ahare of ,the cnet.
Th• President said that wnu1d be 11111·
llclent to construct about I,!00 new tru~
mwt facillUe.s . and to e1pand and
upgrade 2.500 other pltnll. ~·
He allied !or a II billion authorisation
over a four-year period -at a rate oi $1
b!Wm per year -starting in the year
be-111\ning July I. A reaJSeement weuld
be made 'In 1973 to detennlDe 1ututo
needs. . , 1be President's muuge called for
establlsbment of fed.eral water and alr
qualHy standards, with fints of up to
f!0,000 1 day for violations.
·Piiiars 8!1d portico• are part ol the ae1thellcs al
UC Irvine's new Fine Arts Village now under con-
struction. Village ls being built at cost of '3.6 mil·
lion. II Is scheduled for completion next Call. The
complex will include a concert hall, a conventional
theater, a theater in the round, a gallery, studios,
classrooms and faculty o!fice5.
Vironment calls for a tot.II mobi~Uon
by all of UJ. It tnvolvea pemment at
•V<l'Y levtl; It requlru tba help of every
citizen."
The main feature of the ao-calltd en.
vironmen\11 quality proaram propoeu a
Federal enforcement procedure.s would
be revtaed to permit swifter court ~Uen
against violators and the . interior
secretary would be empowered to seek
tmm~ate injunctions where sevtre
pollutlon etisted.
Douglas Offers
Compromise on
Black Hiring
From Win Se.nlct1
Thrtaltned with loss of a f7 bUllon F·ll
alrcraft contract oo civil rl1hta imfnd1,
McDonneli·floUllu C«poratlon h11 of·
fered a compromlle ·plan on hlrlng of
blacb to meet Delenae Departinent ,..
quirement&.
Penlllion offlcla1' be1an 1tuclylng the
rate of employmettt amooc Necroes by
the firm after a federation of blackl In
St LouJa chalkn1ed whether 11 niet eijull
opportunity laws. ., •
'Ille lu<raUve contract for the F,1!d<ia
not Involve the !Inn's McDonneij-8.0litlu
Altcona.UUCI Company plant1rr'HWitbl&-
-ton Beach, which concentrates on ••~
1pac1 work.
A apokeanal)1 for the St. Louia hUd-
quartera llld tnday that McDonntli·
lloqlu bu fumed In a blueprint for ID-
a.u!nt! Ila hJrtn& of Ne.,...._
Croeby Maynard, wlslanl to the cor-
porate nee p"9klent !or external alfaln,
however, and other McDonnell Do;u&Iaa
olllclall declined to comment nn reporta 1J!e ael'OlpOCe firm had agreed to a
ojJoclal lralnJnc prosrarn for mlnotlly
f:O'J~ -ben and to boolt the nwnber ol Necro employea to 10 percent ol 1111
33,000.member wort force.
r Maynard ukl iny comment on the
eompaey pn>pooal wnuld have to come
lnmi the Air Force.
1"' U.S. Civil Rlpu. COmmlaton
~eatd tatlmony laot month that McJ>on.
nell Doug1u personnel pollcJea were not
In Ml compliance with federal lllandards.
Then It wa1 dl1COVered lbt A1r Foree
hid not made the required review ol the
company's equal employment opporlunlty
. POfl?lm before •wardlnl the Fll con-
tract.
Secretary of the Air Fore< Robert C.
Seamans Jr, on Jan. 30 warned that if
AfcDonnell Douglas and I.he government
did nol agree quickly on an afflrmaUve
action plan. steps might be taken to
tenninate the FIS contract.
Company officials said al the time
McDonnell Douglas hid about 2,700 black
employes, 8.1 percent or the work force.
Reagan Heckles Back Storm Hits,
But County
Speech L M .. ·. l During Fullerton
Heckled throughout an addrus lo 4,000
students at Ciil Stale Fullerton, Gov.
RonalJ Reagan did some heckling of his
own at the conchlllon of tbe -talt Monday.
"Could J say something I've wanted to
say all morning?~e began.at the climax
of his fJrst personal confrontation on a
campus in four years as governor.
"Shut up and grow up," he mapped.
The general mood of _the crowd on cam-
pus was r-euon~ble and receptive, exctpt
for a handful or disHntera. some iden-
tified• U"Mnben of Students for a
Democralic Society.
Obscenitiuwere shouted and placards
reading ••bd:mp· Reag1111" and "Our Posl-ttoo: mt TUttton"' were-waved during his
speech on the campw with an enrollment
of lZ,800 students.
He warned that he believes tu.it.ion at
collegea as well as univeraltlea ls in·
evttable, adding that the role of 1ove:m-
ment is lo preserve not take away in·
Valley Thespians
Set Production
Of 'Odd Couple'
Stude~t actors will present ''The Odd
Couple" Feb. 2S-2! at the theater in the
round on the Fountain VaUey lilgh School
campus.
The Nell Simon comedy, which deal!
with the conflicll confronting two divorc-
ed men who are living together. will be
staged at 8 p.m. on each nighL or
performance.
Adtllt tickets, priced at $2, are
available !rom the student acUvlUe1 of-
fice or by phoning 962-3301,
David TooJe and Greg WoUord will play
the leading roles of Oscar and Felix.
Other members of the cut &ft Tim
Dehoff, Charlie Rig~n, Rex Raymond,
Frank , Nunei, ~J:tbi Barker, Su&Je
Dearden .and K11thy Barker.
The director is Mi85 Christ.i•na Guln,
and the student director is Dodi Lampl.·
divldual freedom.
"Pig, Pig, Pig," the dlueaters &houted
as he opened the floor to que!Uonis from
studenl.A and faculty.
Rea1an amlled, waHed until they stop-
ped and continued. · •• . .
Asked about state university aad col-
lege tuition Reagan replied, "I think it's
inevitable."
During a question period, the governor
lashed out at a youna man who said he
was a Socialist Workers Party member
from San Francisco. When the man. at-
tacked capitalis1n and praised sociall!lm,
Reagan replied: ,
"All of them (socialist governments)
have been failW'ts and none of them
could ha\•e gotten off the ground without
us."
Earliii', Reagan htld an hour-long
mteling with 30 members of his Studenl
Advisory Council, C{)mpriling student
body presidents.
5 Women Fined
For Prostitution
· Five women, arrested In a Huntington
Beach motel last Sept. ZS, have pleaded
guilty to misdemeanor charges of pro-
stitution.
· The women have been fined from $190
to $315 and placed on two years probation
by a West Orange County Municipal
Court judge.
They are Pi.1argaret Sue Wright, 31, a
house'Yife, 7672 Commodore Circle, Hun·
tin,ton Beach ; P.1arclal K. Wade, 22, a
settetary from Gardena; Jeane Nlna
Prophy, 32, a !.Ang Beach cocktail
waitress; Vivian Lucille Thompson, 26,
an Artesia housewUe. and Betty Louise
RJehardaon, 30, a secretary from
Anaheim.
The five "omen were arrested on
f.etony charges by Huntlngton Beach
Police al\(f lnvettl1etor1 from the Oran1e
County blstrlct Atl0!1teY,~l!I office. The
cha~ges were reduced· to Jnlademeanor
status during court proceedlngs.
oss inima
Oranae County held t\.& own Monday in
the wakt of .an unexpected storm which
brought ·35-mlle-an-hour winds to the
Orange ~ast and capiized a boat in
Newport Harbor.
On the IOOth annlvttsary of the U.S.
\Veather Service, the elements celebrated
by whJpping up thunder , lightning and
j\lsty "'inds -on a day when just a
"chance ol a few sprinkles" was
pre4lcted.
Major accidents were averted in the
county, allhough the California Highway
Patrol reported "a whole slug of fender
benders" on rainoallct county highways.
nie Orange CWnty Harbor District
reported one boat had capslied and
another was pulled loose from its moor-
ings in Newport Harbor.
"But that wasn't much damage when
vou consider lhe winds 1Jere averaglna 18
inuea an hour," a Harbor DistriCt olDclal
said. The winds later reached a peak
velocity in the bay of 35 m.p.h at 3:40
a.m. today.
No damage wa.a reported to light planes
tied down at the Orange County Alrpott.
''We had a Jot of water but no dama1e,"
a spoke sman noted.
Only one power outage was reported.
that in Garden Grove when the blowup a(
a tran sformer at 6 p.m. left 250
customers without power for more than
four hours.
The storm reaped a greater loll both In
Los Angeles County to the north and San
Diego County to the aouth. A rash of traf-
fic accidents and power outages were
reported in both areas.
Valley Little League
Directors to Meet
There will be a general metUng for
directors of the Fountain Valley Little
League at 7:30 p.m., 11lunday in the
community center, 10200 Slat.er Avenue.
April 25 is Ht 11 op41nllll day for play
in the Fountain Valley Little League.
1be President also proposed a research
and development pn1grarn aimed at pro-
ducing a low pollution automobile within
five years. Ho allked that the secretary of the
Department of Health, Education and
welfare be authorized to regulate the
composiUon of psollne to cut down on
pollution. There la fresh agitation to force
geeline makers to reinove lead from
gasoline to cut down on alr pollutloo.
Fron• Page l
OIL ...
code for recording the production of a
weU. The city can 't keep track of who
produces what and where. City officials
must accept the word of the operator.
It would seem natural that oil wells not
making money -the case for most cf
those in the town lot area and in--
dependently operated -would be
dismantled and taken away. But they
aren't.
There are several reasons far ma~
taining a virtually dead oil well, says
Day.
First. some of I.he operators hope a new
boom ml&hl come to Huntington Beach.
making their wells valuable once again.
Second, a tu loss. Most of the in-
dependent oil operators are absentee
owneTs. For them. the well is a tax write.
off. Whal happens in Huntington Beach
may be of little importance to them.
Third. nuisance value. Mayor Jack
Green believes some operators stay with
their wells expecting the property owner
to pay a large sum of money to move
them off.
Most of the independent oil operators
own only mineral rights, nOl the land
it.self. But with lhe v.•ell bullt on the land,
the property owner can't use his parcel.
Property owners are suffering the most
in the oil field area , says Green. The ones
who own small lots can't build on them,
their property value is depressed and
they are rectiving skimpy oil royalties
because the wells are barely producing.
Large companies. such as Standard, awn
their own land and can tasily C{)ntrol how
it is used .
But as long as the oil code is e'llsily ,
avoided, the downtown area will remain
dlrty and dUflcult to develop. says Green.
Only a new cOde, making producing wells
clean up and making more wells Idle will
htlP:, ht contend!.
(Tomorrow : Cleaning up abandon..
td oil weLLs is a costly b1L.1ine:Js.J
Golden West, UCI to Join
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Golderi West COiiege and UC Irvine will
jolnUy spotllOr summer tnsUtutes to help
junior college lriatructors better prepare ·
biolOgy students for tmlvtrslty cur-
riculuma.
The cooperative Jiroject Is In retOl"I·
Uon that llUH't coonllnltlon ii dealra)>le
Plant's Odors
Due for Airing
Objectionable ndon a I le a • d I y
tmJnatlng from the Sun11et Beach
Sanitary Distrtct se1'age trf:atment plant
wlU be airtd soon in a heartn1 befort the
California Rtglonal Water Qulllty Con-
trol l!Oard.
The panel will convene March I 11 10 1.,m. tn the ~arina Communlty Ctn ter.
Seal Duch.
BGIJ"d QWrmaa Llwt"-nct E. Coffey
u1d th• bearln& -which could mutt In
a , cease and dtsltt order a1lllnst the
district -W\U be limited to dllCll!Slon of
UM! atleged malodorooJ nulaanct.
Re1ldents o( nearby Jlunllngton Har·
bour have filed a liwsult 1galrust c0nOn-
ued opt.ration of tha plant located at War-
ner AvetVJe and Pactnc eo.st High"•>'·
Anyone with -1•1i•ed knowled&e of
the probltm 11 Invited to aUend the: htar--
Ina, according to Chairman Coffey, and
addr<IS the hoard. -,
. ' to help transfer &tudenta: make the transt-
t!on from junior coll11e to a unlveralty.
The teac!ler Institutes. planned to be
held the next two summers at Golden
Weal College in· Huntington Beach, are
funded by a 1123.00& grant from the Na·
Uonal -SCleoce.-FOllndaUoa "' the UCI
School ol Bloloalcal Sciences.
Co:dlrectors of the project art Dr.
Keilh Justice, biology professor and dean
of UCl's Graduate Divtsion, and Golden
Wut. biology instruct.or Hayden Williams.
A high-level steering committee that ti
reviewing plans for the summer In·
slltutes Is made up of eight dlrtct.ors of
the League for Iruiovatlon in the Com·
munlty College.
Sit or lhe eight are superintendent.a or
chancellors of jwrlor college districts, in-
cludin& Or. Norman Watson, chancellor
of Orang• Coast Junior College District,
which Includes Golden West.
Twenty.jive junior colle1e bloloU In·
structors rrom throughoUt cauromia will
attend each of the six-wetk summer tn-
ttltutes. Tht faculty will Include Uct pro..
feuors who will JdenUfy recent advances
In biology rtsearch. A systems approach
to teaching biology will be emphaslted.
The university professors will benefit
also, Dr. Justice said. Ht remarked that
In many ways junior college instructors
are mort arpert in 'Tlethodolol)' than
university profcsaors and he said ha hopes
the ul<lclatlon will lead unlvtr~!l
faculty to use lndlvlduallzed in&tructJonal
techniques.
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Cynthia LyDI) Kilgore, '3, Anaheim, 1970 Easter Seal chil~ for Orange
County, gets music' lesson from television and recOrding star Glen
Campbell, who ties been named cbairmaD of this year~a. Easter Seal
fund-raisjng drive in ·Or'!!lge County. Drive beginJ Feti. 211 and con'
tinues through March 29, Easler Sl!riC!ay. Go8l ,for COUDly lbll year
Is ' $125,000.
Ro·tor Blades DeclareU ,,
Gaus e of-Copter ·Cra8h
From Wire Services
Rotor blades running wild and chopping
tnto a Loli Angeles Airways helicopter,
-pUOied bY-a ·Huntington Beai::h-mano.
caused the worst such crash in history,
federal investigators"said Mondly.
The sickening' plunge· lnto,a Paramount
dairy . yard. oo .May ~. I~. killed 23
persons, and was folk>wed by a second
LAA disaster in the summer months,
with a Costa Mesa pilot at the controls.
Findings announced by the National
TranspOrtation Safely B o a r d in
Washington O.C. borF out testimony
given during a hearihg into the first
crash~later that year. _
Capt. Jack E. Dupies, 45, of 6442 1G'ovin
Circle, was en ·route from the Anah1im
heliport to Los Angeles lnternaUonal
AirJ>orf. under normal conditions when a
cdmponent failed. ·
/A so-called damJ>er, which acts as a
!hock absorber, g'ave outlnd one of the
Sikorsky S-CU. commuter crafts, blades
dipped dowD and knifed into the fuselage.
' Wltnenei who watched the fatal plunge
told of seelng first one blade, then others,
smack into the· craft, as ft hovered likt a
~'riclten bird, then lumbled ngsefirst_ to
earth,
Chunks-of debrlll -b~n 4rom the
fuselage rained Gato the .crowded, sur-
rounding suburban area and air mall let-
tirs from r:uptured mailbags fluttered
down like feathers.
Capl Ouples, a·_ veteran pilot,. had
radioed LAA headquarters lhortly before
the ·heUCOpter went down, exploding in a
baH of nre.
oiie-haU-minute later, his f In a I
transmission was monltottd in Los
AngeleS.
"L.A .... weTe cra!hing. Help us!," he
criP.d desperately.
· The seeond LAA chopper w e·nl down
into a· Compton playground Ofl Aug. 14,
i968, with Capt: ~en· wqgoner, 33. of
3131 Pierce Ave., Costa fdesa at the con-
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Natlooal Transportatloo Safety Board
probers held a he&rina to detmnine what
cauaed that craah, kllHng 21 perlODll, and
issued Ila findings Wt fall.
Soldier Slain in Vietnam
Buried; Probe Goe~· On
Shot to death in an argum ent r · .. i •t-and the vast numbers of men involved.
nam outpost, a young Army r--f ·om "You have 350,000 'men, Ill armed trlth
'Yorba Linda was buried in the 1•a;n l\.1on-we~, in Vietnam," be'told tbe family,
day, as his grieving family continued ef· "People get killed.all the time!' . •
forts to learn delails of his slaying. . But not, '8.Y•.the Rebert Ready family,
Spec/4 Robert W. Ready, who leaves the way their son was killei!,'shOt down in
his wife Penny, 20. was killed Jan. 26 at what may have been just an ordinary
Quang Tri, but so far. the Army bas barracks. disagreement.
maintained secrecy about the case. The victim's body was aceompanied home by Spec/I Leonard D. Williams, hil Spokesmen for the Army said an in-squad leadt:r, wllo stood aside durinR the
C1ulry is being made by Company 8, or simple, non-military funeral at 1
the Isl Brigade, 5th Mechanized lnfanlry cemetery in Brea.
· Division, but have declined to say more. "( wasn't there," he said, concerning
The victim reportedly was shot to the tilling of Spec/4 Ready .
death during an argument, while he was "An. 11ve he-ard Is 1101ne. rumors," he
unarmed, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. added, "I can't tell them asjything 1l llon't
Robert Ready, of 4781 Libra Pleet, Yorba know to be the truth.''
Linda, have gone to the While House to Spec/4 ,Ready'• name appeared today
learn more. in a UDlted Prea lnternlUonal cuuaJty-
A White House spokesman said Monday roster re1eued by the Delena Depert.-
that Press Secretary Ron Ziet]er Pv>ws ment in Was~.
all the details.of the cue •t-~.fOln't, . Ironically, he wu listed as killed dua to but It is unknown what wfil. tie dOne: non-hostile causes: In the brief ; lilt tA
One Southern Callfomt.. \ le&iJ}ltor .,: Dames.
whose aid wa11 enlisted ~~~te can be Because in Vietnam, the military oaly
done at tbJs point ow~ to thi. distance ftcognize& one oUiclaI enemy,
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·' ~ors ! Bl izza rd i~ M~mor y_ Iso_la~~ ~~efich ·Resort ' :
V/IJ.. M' rr.':#1 'W.)r-All pu.hect by-up-to ·• mlllt:an boor, -appund to be·-'n at·the '*I thrown by the -llOiall • wd. ,,_: n'-ol -·--suckedtberoofaw1yln>m1amallbotel, complex. there wu a.-olleaot. lollowed by
ed by -111-tba • wm.t -di In draged autO. llO yarda and ran over '1'hll av.-~-• .~ 1·11 1molbered crla ad -"~ ......... fir memol'JI rollld aW mile °"' cm and concm.e wau. • ' • • ~ 1 ..-v.;.a -• Lm., hel · ' r-r--......
u...,.11 i -ctmP dinlDI -to-· Moot of. tbe ;..,_till>o ,..,~ ~il!I ~ be. n11hJJla • ~ clown the , ~ ,,in_ people w1111 -w d r .
daJ, l:llllnl•G IPd ln!Udnl' -lblll IO Y°'"" ~le -Franch, S.!g/11\ 0r 1\';eat , flank al Mt. l!olalse and c:nmlilllJ I 9" lhe-lfto out tlile inyaelf tried ~---~ ~rt..r 91,~.!'. -_staylnc a\ a low-CO§! vecall911 • Ilona! blihwoy before blttlnf tbe vaca!ioii aw•r to J>elp c>Ut the ~ But Ille -,.
na StrW A•alancbt .8¥!•ch Center miu:r nm · by the Union Of 'FraJt Aft, · cent«. Avallnche expert, ilJd tbei ll'IOW was too Jriard a With .DJ mr tmdl-r-
ln · -.i · -tlie . ~ iPll -Cenlers. There were 199 guests at the ' eoutd have moved at a speed ·11P(11'91Cbin1 • we couldp1 do much."
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Eunlpt'I ......_ lllnce ,.,., A_. al cent.rand: about IO'O)lpervlioly-' 120 mllea an boor. , ' AD-yearold1tloreddod: "lwulllct)''
..... -la Aliotria In UM tilled more neJ. • . ' • • • ' • • ' A »-year-old Frenduhan who WU In enl>ugh to be ""'jicted riihl -.. ... "
lban 1111 _., but In • .lllllllber al dif· ]'Int repq'!' lndicAted about 30 of the , the ilinlnc """" uld: "All al a sudden we only open door ~ to 1111 -teen: ~ , dead w~ akiens from the center,,ca~Pt -heard an lncredlble nola There wu a half of the diniDI room. 'l'bat'1 what•"' "'1 '"* al -Into Val d !aero, w~ 'tating breat!Bll. The re~ · violent ,..t al wlnd, and ,.. ...,. an ed my life." -. .
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Blows Up; 12 ·; Geis _Grilling .·,·' · Y ouf!gs~·r. _Tips Polfce
At Leary Trial On B,rothe r's S~y ing k ., • '..t
, Three _defenM b[Wyen today reowned
their _,. ucl lnllli'Jve gtll'"" ol the man w,holle -ioi!, to 'tr Orin&•
County Gran4,,JW7!J I~ o1 Dr.
'l'liDotiiJ Leafy'Jlii'raml'1·-~
Beach pOllce a111Cer~e11 ~n. ·
AttomeJ Robert Law, I ~
deleodarit ~ 14t1, 11, Jed tile
leCOl1d day lllllllt onlnv..uplir ~D
wttb queotlooa that ..a..eittrim the ooklr
af hl1 client's coat at 'the Umi of arrut io
A ptibne call lo Sanfa Ana' police by an
tl~year-ola boy who said hls younaer
brother wu dead led to the arrest Mon·
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Couple Acc used
()f Child Beating
Child battering complaints were being
the directlon Purcell took when he walk-soug~t today against a young Garden
ed around the Learys' station wagon on Grove couple who were arrested Sunday
Dec. 2t, 1•. . . . .. If~.~~-~ ~~~ d!scove~ on
Purcell remained celm and quietly, llleir lS-iiiOiilli-old son. · · · ~·
responsive throughout the sustained in-Deborah Kay Williams, 20, and her
•·-aUon in cl:t-..L.r Court -, • ..1.. commm-law mate . John ~ e n j a m i n
..._. • .._ ~·.... • '"'"61 Salbman, 34, both 11ve their address as
Byron K. MeMillal'l'1 courtroom. And he 11831 Sage Street when they wete booked
recalled ln minute detail for Uw the it Ot'ahg'e Cowtty Jail on felooy dilld
evenla_that~led ~ hjs boold!'I o1 Dr. beating charges.
•Leary, IO, Mrs. Lei,ry and John Bush Police said they learned of the alleged
Leary 20. beating when the baby, Steven J.
The 'omcer recounted again hi! spotting William!, was the object of a rescue Call
o( the auto as it aat ·witb·at.gtne nanning after he bad stopped breathing.
and a rur door open in the center of the The call to , police wa1 placed by a
roadway on Woodland Drive. And be neighbor when the WWJams.. woman
repeated his earlier testimony that mari-brought the-baj,y to the nei&h~r•a' home ·
juana and LSD were found-in the car and for help. •
on the per11>ns of the ~ defendants 11 Steven • v.·as hospltaUJed, ~.Ji.. ~was -
a result of his search. described In satisfl!!'IOIJI l!""ili'"' ----
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chargea.
Kenneth Watkins, 23, a mechanic for
Goodwill Industries, was booked on
char1ea of belting to death $-year-old
Cbriatopher Clarke, whose battered body
was fouqd ln a motel room.
Police .. td they received a call !mn
Chlrsto!!her'• brother, Michael, who told
them, "My brother i!I dead. Please aend
an ambulance."
Offlcen said they arr\ved at the Car·
rlage Stop Motel, lOO W •• Third St., and
fouod 11-y~-old Michael Keith Clarke
an~ 7·~--11Lllark-Sllpbn .Clark,._
along with their unconidOUI mother,
who lay on a couch.
The two bo)'I led oUlcen to the body
of Cbrtatophei', which was found on a
bed,
Coroner's-1leuptles said tbe·boy died ol
maalve internal bleeding.
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loaded U.S. bellcoplar exploded In lllchl -
over a shantytown near D1 Nana todat. •. 1
killing all 12 AmerlcaM abo.rd. 'nm'e "
were no cuuaDUes in the crowded him-l
Jet. .
MUitary spokemen llald the .._ al
the crash wu nol Immediately determb..
ed.
OU!cial IOUl'Ctl lald !bl! lluei' : eapler
may have been over~ lince it Cll'-
ried a full compliment at four erewn. l
and eigh\ pasaengen plus ~ '.
Regulations can !or the model to Wri '
onlfOve'p&iiiiiii<n wllli baiiqt:""_,,_, ·:·-,,_ · ....
Spokesmen said the ae"aneo wert
from the U.S. "'ii''' Amerlcal lllvlam
while the pusenpn tncluded two Arm1
_men, !!!"-Marine_~ fj_v_t_aaj_ioJs_wbo
were believed •bout lo p on nit md
recrtaUon leave. Tbe.lr DlmU ,...
withheld pending notification al nm Ill
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Police lald'tbe unconectouaneaa al the·
m.other' Mn. 1Jnd1 Sue Watkins, WU not
fully clear'.. but It wu knoWn she Wu
under mea.J.Citlon for a eevere heart
condition. Allied communiques reported continued
Police said they would queatlon her In light and scattered p-ound fl&hlinl lo
the boy'a death "u aoon u Ille ii able South Vietnam M..,.,-.~ ···'-~--. to speak to .ua." ""'"'T -_,,. _,
'1feanwhilf;, the two survtvtng IOllS an Spokesmen u1d allied forcea killed '17
belnjr cared for In the county'• Albert Communist tr-In wtdtly aeparaled
Sitton Home: • and brlef cluhe1.
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NEW YORK (AP) -Four old letters'• "But I tol~ him thete would lit a pm
Iron> Jacqueline Keonedy Onauls_ to Joi:· dell of publicity abouj tbe 'lelten, be-
,mer Deputy Dtfe.nae ~retary ~~U ·-cause the more1publlctty. the beU.e:r prtoe
GOpatrlc were alatod for sale at auctlOn °'# "°"Id brinf.-1 utd this with tbe Mardi !Z but were wlllldro<m whe1(Gi~ Id,,. that U they wm otolla, be _,
patrlc said they_ were stolen, out6grapb. wlllll poblicl\1. But be IOfll1ed llntllusiu-
dealer Charles Hamltfon dilcloled iollaY-Uc u.t then waitd lit a lot al RUl!llclty.•
HamUloo sajd the i.ttero , probably The dealer llld be told 'Gllpat/lc ~t
would have_brough~anywhere !>om IZ.• l>e\would wttbdraw tile 1-. (...,, tile
to 14,0IO If ti)ey-ba<l lieen auctlooed n eaJe,cid return them to Gllpalric U the
plalWlld. / . • ' atlGllw.t -*' liYt his "-..ce t¥t Bu~ he ialdr he luni>d II_, tilal "'he;Mld\111\e acumir · . ti11f mlgbl-lli stolen and~ Oil· "'l,uJd Ille thief obould be~•
pati'ic, whbv1!11\r.f that !bl 1Mtm·liido--Hamlltoo ll(d. "He/gave me that ....;,..
been i6tO from 'Ille .flt" i,i Ill( law ti· ance." . \ \ I flee. -.. •• ' , ; · Police lleadquanm utd llilllJ' tilal no
Gllpa could not bil reacbed lninMil1" complaJDt ilfd -!llod with pollce -
at.ly. • """""' the a!lalr. Hamilton uld he ....id not lden'u!i the 11am11k1o uld he paid a !IGG odnnce
man who bn>ogbt the lettetl to him but for h ,letten, which Included an April
that be waa "• v"7'.,......We mon -a l~.1111 litter on Whit. -llltlanay, pro!ualonal lie was • pmon al ln!tc· and one dated Nov. IJ, 1111, and malled
rlty. . ~ !ra1l Greect In an env,. beorlnc tile
"He told inf;• Ille ilell« continued. name of the Jadd Cllrlstlna.
''thal be was actJng W the owner of the The former Jl'.lnt Li41 .faa. on her
letters .•• In my bulinesa ft doesn't pay honeyn100J1 with mflUonaJre shipowner
to pres• too hard on own~lhip, because ArlsloUe Onuala aboard the 1acbt at the
you often embli'tUI "'J"1e. Unit.
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• 250 CIAllc:-incll 6cytll'dlr qne
• White sll!eRll• • °"""*-""""' • ~-·-C:Orpotinl
• C:C.-led windshi.td wipers ' .
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• Deep foam pa&ffnt for extni comfort
• Wheelbase 5 • Songer than ma,,y of our
compelitots for ..-thllr ride
•easecrupc)ft riianuf~' suaested retail prices
' for comparat>ty .:iuipped Intermediate hardtops.
Get ,. piece II tlle ICll11 ... MI At lie
J,OHNSON & SON LINCOLN-IEICURY
2626 Hai boi-Blvd., Costa Mesa, .CClllfonla
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-flicha;.i. B. liu-11 (0.Ga.),
an4 about 60 member• of the J\Ul-
seD fQJ111Y attended religloils oorv•
Ices Sunday at the White Houae 11
invited guests of President Nixon.
The President called the group
t 1one of Amercia's mott dlstfn:.
guished famillll." Present w1rt
1even of Ruuell's nine broth~rs
and sist,rs along with their spouses
and children. The 1ervice wu COft"
ducted bY a younger brother, Dr.
Htni'y Jdw~rd Rus11ll, minister of
the . Seeoad Presbyterian Church
In Mempliia , Tenn. Be built a oer· moo around the theme that ''bold ..
ness is an indisP.~n.sable iJ!.gredient
for ncCessfUl livtng;-" •
Tiie alate oj Neoad4 Nu a ''I"
ulolion jot its legal -bling,
bMt when the chips are down it
ti °"'' ,,ecma tJert m tM ~n.
2'11< Colij"""4 blldQ<I ·-· it e%JM!cted more than $68 mUlion tn. revenue frqm horse r a c I
gom!>Ji"17 dur!ni/ the m:tt fiscol ,...., I• N..ada, IM total ,.,,..
-J1'om -1>1i"'1 ii e%J)<cted to be more Uuui J40.1ftillioa -
0,. Gboot.#8 ..UU.. liu t ~an C"lillforiii4.-·--r ........... -....... --
•• • Soerotary of Stahl Tod W. Brewn
·ha1 .. held office for 20 Ye_ars, a n d
his name· ii one ol the best known
in Qltio Republican polittea. But
Bnnm met his match in famous
namOI when John P. Kar.'lOdy .llled .
peUlions to run for secretary of
state u a Democrat. Kennedy ii
a !I-year-old Cleveland insurance
br0ker whose uncle ran aga!nll
Bnnm In 11116 and lost The Demo-
crats uve anotlier "pei'IO..Uty"
in Ohio'• May 6 pr!nwy election.
Parry Mason ·of Aurora, Ohio, 11
rwming for-lieutenant governor. •
President Nixon met in hl3 office
toith Gold Star Mothers from Masaa-
chusettl who Jost som in combat in
So1.1theast · Asi. ·Thi llothn• rtcmt..
ly traveled to Vtdnam to dedtcatc a
civilian hospital in the Central High-
land.I built by contributions from
Worceskr County, Ma&&. Shown wilh
the President are Mrs. Gladys Berg
(left) and Mr.s. Bertha To/Jeri. • A Honolulu motorist was cited
for inattention to driving Sunday
alter his car colllded head-on with
another vehicle in full view of spec·
tators watcbin~ a s~f~ r. i v 1 p I
''Roadeo.'' Police said the.motorllt
had his eyes on the roedeo, !nltaad
nf the road.
T-.;, f_, 10, 1911)
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T"""'°'or Al Hirt
Moshe Dayan's
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.-Gm ......., llnalem to f-'
aballdoomlaf ol Ibo· -. ...... ' ·-. • ~ ~ lllrt,.wllo •• llndl la •
I ~ """ b)' ~ ~ wbllt rldiw a ponda I
Doil, ap Hiid far Jl"""'1 11Ja1 a i.
atltd! Up IDJu'l l!IJclii 1114 1111 -• '
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and WJ>llCU had been . ofl<llld ' GO
cluqlo ti •....-1 ...... , ... ---· Loq.JWred types who had been eleep.
Ina ID can «In Ille 11n11s -\iotue.
.. ~ tbe. lhaltlrlna cruh. •
•. Muy ~ resktentl avoided the French,
Quar1er, center of the ClrnJvaJ, for. fear
ol Nlq puacbld<ir 1-lled.
"ire ""' 1p1nJt people m will not
conform wJlh ordinary, conventional
rulel ol 11oocl behavior," oald Pollce Supt.
J'*Pb l· G-, "Tiit> think
an)'lblnll 1oa h\ lhll dty and lhly jllll do
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Declared Mayor Schiro:
••unJt11 the ~ tak11 1 om e
responsibJlily for controtu.na t hi a
hoocllumllm I ID\ lfra14 lbal Mordl Grp
will io out on exlstedct."
The bearded, n>ly poly Hlrt, whole
trumpel pla~ lrOm 1 Bourboa Stnel 'COME ON DOWN. AHD PICK IT UP, BUDDY'!''•-
GOP, Dem
Heads Land
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l!AfllllNGTON !AP) --.,_. llldlodl:Jldlnol ....... ID\1111bll
fl .. bod u In tho (loutb bal -•
c:omailtmenl "' .,pport ~ · --entotoaf-.Ialdto•
ucatlonbtll . •
Both llt)!lrit)' Leader Mlk'o M 'lald
([).Monl), .... hll GOP ~Ilea. Jf111b Scott 111 Pem111lvula, JI'-a
opeech by Sen. Abralwn A. -(0. Com.) Mooday oayin( "tho NOl1h fl
IUlltJ of · monumenial hypncrlly In Ito
treatrnerit ol the black ~ 11
"I think tt'1 a good tblnr be 1-4
tbla half and brOuglll it to iht -rJ.. the c:auntry," Mandfeld told MW~
before the atart o1 !04ay'1 Seoat1 -Scott Called RJblcofl'• ._.. ....,
coUra1equa" •ddlnl "it wu IOIDltMrC
of a watershed to have a Nortblrn llblra1
. oldinl with Southern Democrati.'1
Before the Senate 11 an amadiNit 111
Seo. John Siennlr (l).llill.).·Ud -
Southern senators to establish a freedom
of cholct policy for ocbool 1ttddan. Scot~ who ts espected to olftr a ..-
to table the amendment, aald ~ cauldn'
.,... with it and also expressed doubt the
Senate would accept a second stenni1
amendment to require uniform ~
ment of acbool de.segregaUon ~
the eountry.
Although Scott said there WU ''too
mlich uncertainty" about what this Im"'
endment mlgbt lead to, Mansfield said
he was giving it serious con.sideratl~
"We better get away from arguments
about de jure and de facto -•Udo and realize It ls the same in all partl
ol the country," Mansfield said. · Son Survives
Munich.Bombing . ~wn ~~a~~.~=--~--'-R::_.:.::;. ,;,:,.,'C::l::hU=•...:P...:olo:..:..Alte:..:..::'...:' K::noc;.:.;,k;;;i:;;ng;,,,;;Off;,...Oll~ic;,;•<,.r'::•...:Ho,;,::.t __ _
day "could mun the whole ball came-• ... ... . . ...... ·· ........ -· .... ,. Desegregated School ·
MUNJ<;ll. °" (UPI) -An Arlll my .e.r.er ... H• uld be had llreadj D . c ·z c zz · ~~:.r~:t~~~.':-~":1,~G:"'"emenll In Atlltita and . emo OU~l . . a_ ing . Gutted at Opening
Airport ·in ·aa ·-attempl to ,1 tell you -thin&., be oald. ''11>11 . ' • MABEN, Miu. (AP) -Malien lliifi" assassinate the aftly aon ol JiraeU ' -school was destroyed by fire early today,
lldemt Miniltor lloobrlllyu, Munldl LI my last parade, at least until the dty F c · zz R . 4· lioon before ti waa "' reopen under
PolictChlelMaalred-ruld. fatbm IW a hard loot al aU the or arswe e1· ec on court-ordered faculty d.,.lll•B•tlon. AauI Day.,,, actor llOil of tho ltrttU violeoce In Mardi Gru lhll year." . · , . Oktlbbeha .. County Deputy 5b<riff Bi 11
wor btl'o.-eicaptej unbUrt ia tho blmbut About ·IOO,llOO pa'IOM-Wtte expected to Harpol• uld the FBI and atate fire
another passenger was kllled and 1tY1rol tum out foni&bt for the trtditiooal Zulu, WASHJNGTON (AP) Tbo u it did Judge Haynsworth," the council muaba1 were Joinin& him ill illv..Ugatlll( °I!;;: ~l>tb.-r ollo fCRJlht, a Rez .and Conwo paredoo wbicll wind up Democratle Polley CCIUllCU urpd todoy d_ec]Jred. tbe'J'boblu<ocbool had been clooed for moro
running gun batUe wtth police ml"-. ~· ~ tbat Ibo Senote ftjoot Ille SiJ)lftlne Court "I tblnt the Preaident and bis ad· tbaJ1 • week and cl...., were achedultd S1JllMICted _,,lka HI off hol q..:; -;.: :...;: _ nomlnatloool..:=G.llarroldC--ell, mim.tratlon have pl1yed711tber loooely tobegintodaywiththefacultyiniegrat.d
• ptaltvel In u. airpcrt's tranllti..-rwir~ ;: ;-: , ~Y .. inl them""""'"'. bnent lhould oev. with the judiciary in thne two ap. on the ratio of two Negroes to one whlte.
· w Itlng t.:.:.r;.;.i!",,.-.-...-.l -:::__-. Le n 1 S ff '~ 9 been -poinimenta:," Humphrey said. Student Integration baa betn ordered for Pouce ':~It leart one per'IOn waa klH· tu"DJY gfU la Former Vice President Hubert H. The Policy council queiuoned Preaident nut lall
ed and 11 others wounded ln the attack. · Humpllrey, the councU cbalrman. said Nlion'1 plana fOf action to .enhance the
All three Arabs also ·were '-'jur,d ifwJ. ~~ N • ,.. T }d any man chosen for the high court "must environment. "ln fact. Jlis budtet
,..,. captured by police. , · · · · -· nnqw IXOD 0 J::.;:1 ~ =:!i\'!:.~al bias, in· ,..,......U for !DUY )lrOllTlml .• r<tn>at
"Everything points to ¥oshe Dayan'• from the goals alrea~ Ht by Congress,.
Retired Navy Pilot
Given New Heart aon as the object of an assasslnaUon at· Of Ca]] Aff . Humphrey said Carswell does not meet and .for. others. no more than a c:om-tempt," Schreiber said. ey arr that tell. . mllmd to -.. ulaling leve,li.. . .
'the attack at th&. bysy ln~matlonat · Tile policy council, In a catalogue of ils "The Ume hi.I. pueed: for rhetorical RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) -The Medical
a1rport followed the crash Monday night FT. BENNING, Ga. (UPI)_ A former vtews on election year issues, classified. pronou;ncemeabl or 1dmonitiona.'' the College ol Vlq:lnia reported . today It
of a United Arab Airlines jetliner lll>orllJ legol ofllcer at Fl B<Ming tesUfled to-Corawell with Clement F. Haynsworth · policy collllCil aald. tnnaplaated a new heart Into the body of
alter takeoff from the same fleld. All 13 day that on the day Lt. William L. Calley Jr., whose Supreme COOrt selection On tho Vlelllam war, the COWICil a ftttrod Na')' pilot durlnll the nl!lhi.
. ~rsoos aboard the British-made Comet Jr. wu charged with mw-dering Viet-earlier was rejected by the Senate. adopted Moadly a CIUtioully worded A spokesman ldeatWe:I the recipient u
jeillner survived the crm. . nameoe dvlJMns bi.I commandlll( officer "We believe that the HayMWOrlh and ftlOlutloa Jl!'Pl'ed b)'.ntlrM dlplomll WllJard ·N. ~a, now a rultor In
A, gove.rmnent ,pokesman ta1d • U--had nmar'"" .that U ,,_ dld not follow C1nweil nomln.-.-to the Supreme W. Averell Harriman, ~ the Norfolk. lie uld Shepard wu in uii.lfao-
Wll ' no qgettlon ot' Abotap ln-&be Pruldelt M:ia•i ~''held lltber be ~our! lbould aqt baft been made and we withdrawal of all American forces from tory coodiUon today. 1be donor was not
,,.._ cruh. r.t crewmen were lDJured fool :.=" , lir...,:=;1111;· ;;:~;:~:' !:::' to:::re:;j;;:ec;;:t;;:J;;:ud::g::e,:C;;:araw;;:el;l =tbe:;=:w;:ar;:;::zo;:ne:=w:::i;:thi,:n;:l;:l;:m;:•;:•;ths;:.=====i;:de;:•;:Ufl;'ed;;;;. ========;;::; and· a warnan piDePlfff11ospttallzed for I • 1 4
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lacb beflll wheft' I HsznalJ tlda Arab" · 1 ~, BDI ..... It thlt "-• llit
.iUdclenly a_,.ed at !ht cloOr of Ille bua . &, wu legal ~ lpr the Army
...,,,1q -gtl'I to .. laratlt El Al • ·-1"!pdt. ' -. ·•~•---• s ~--•-•A)r"-"'·-'l'odaJ'• botrlill 1'11 on a motion bf --~Na Y·-~-~-· .caner• He11111t to dlaniia\.tlit _,..
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• • milliar) oourt. • Egypt Gun Poeitions ea11ey ts aC<USed of the premeditated
murder of JOI Vletnameae men, women
By United PTe11 laterutloul lllil:~ lll NI ltd llll'lnflnlr) pla-..
Israel, which suffered ltl heaviest fOon an a nrMP of My Lal Ylllap 11.ar.cb ;
losses in Egyptian air raids Monday since 1'1 1911. · •
the war In 1967, today sent lls Wlfl>_llila Hill tesilfled, u hid tbl Jl'L. ._ ..
into aetioo again.st EgypUan mU1tary staff Judi• -jult-. tilm, that ·
position! on the Suez Canal, a Tel Aviv be -the Caller -bod -nlll'
spokesman "'ported. , itd11o .~ -HUI uld tllol Ila
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atruck -aolml EaPlia -· IUdll-··-badi.amlda•' -and ultl1ar) -~ .. two .......... ' !bet tho Pr~
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Despite "'°"'"'I .dril&lel, ~ -A hlko-ln•lhe .Jntoret\·,.ie 1roto I school ilhance ·-. I work~ ll•llt'/eul of Uje 11,"°"8 .-iii pe/aii& lo .I .JllUIJmlril of I! ·-'00'. AJlholla~ lh~ lalal n\Dn!>f!r.Ofib "lio
todoy's lftmllblton Beech Oc:habl' filllnce IUS 'mllllcln'lli bimdt prevfoualy ap. vol<d dl\l'lni ·lhe .niomlnii bouft wal not 1 .l.~"··a reported 1 .. ......,.." 1.,_,t by 11 pi"oved by voten ln' the HunUngton BeJcb knoWn. ... 1 • ip9l,chc!ct·~ of,., =~· ·-~ ·-City School Q\!Jri<l. pr<cliictl revealiGUie'f .. :• a.m. :\'\wo 'Wr6I major!~ to' required' for · ·T~'·fidi'!"",'lll&b~'SchpO),,' , o1 ·1:•'
On lhe ballot : paasage of bolll lloOd'meuurts. P'assaje' r<Klsl4rt<f , Yi>~1'lia!I . of'll ¥, bODoio
-411:1·rwilllon In b;nds for conatructlon . of\ ii>• W< .o~n;ack ·Jn.Ille llig~ schoo) by. I/ ,•JI!,, .re~tinf a s,1 ~
of •notf>er ~h school Pd · earthqu,.ke dislriclt'require1 a·slmple lll3}orlty. turnout. · , ·.. .. _ •• re~bijitatioh , of 019 boiJd"1p at. H!ln' Elecllon.woi'l:era expect voting activity -Tamura S<bool.. ~' Wotlen
tlngton Beach 'Juiih School. : • lo . mere~, tMJugb th< ~temoon ond rec0rdidcf1 vofeia' 0111 o1 a"tota 11 ,IQO
-A.su..ce.nt-tu.:override-for .day-to:day evtnlrig~bOW'S uhtit the polls close' It I registered .:... 1'2,5 perceht turoGut. '. 1
operating upie:nses ln the Huntincton p.m. 'Ibere are about I0,000 .rtgiste.red -At Sun View School 16 V-. bad
Beach Urllon High School District. Ap-voters in the 52-square mile Huntington cast the.Ir ~ba11ot.s out of , a ,total 1,300
prov al Would' raise the 1enera1 oper,'101 · Beach . UniPI) '/f:fab ·School DJStrict. A 20 registered. Thtit represents· ~ 4.J:l>eroent
tu rate from Its preeen& p .n.to $1.19. percent , turDobt ia considerid good for turnout , ·· r ·, ~ • * * * F: orriey ',feJls
Of .Confusion . '
Over Votes · · ~ ) DAILl'~Pll:°bT,I'..;. "f ffff'Y Ct\'1119
' ON A GRAY, WINDSWEPT DAY, MYSTERY CR"F,T WAITS FOR SOMEONE TO CLAI M IT
.... ~~mpty -Vu11I Beech"-St!_tral ·H"undred ¥1rd 1 ·E11t of Hunti"lton ~i1 r. Nii1r ~ch :8oulev1rd SamMay IChoOl 1in~ i1ecttons in
nejghborin(. dUibicts hu ·er~ ...., . '. confusion over pro and con c~. It 1'U ., . B.uat Aground on s·i·tand;
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Pollutio·n Foe
Urges Phase out
Of Ste'am Plants
noted today by Mll)z Foewy,~~
tendtnl of Ille. HuqUngiot).~.Union
High School ~istrlct. t 11· . (.:..: • ....., . .. ._ .. ~ ~ -'-"·~ Foroey's .diltrict today ~~
• !9.> million bolld meaailte 'lllU;-.it"
lifeguards Try· Sq,lvage . . . .
tax ovenide. ...!:.· ·-·•;.•' '• .'Y -.. _ ...
Neighboring volft In, iif11!1
Mua Unified Schoa\: Di
baltots· on an 17-ceti'
'A ~foot 11loop, perhaps abandoned at
sea ~ pfttea, U\\ oo the..-·seod at~ Htm-·
tingtOil '1116Cb 'l!id•f 11. city llieguarits mud(ld~' to "'salvage Part or it . for the
cnmtr -·whoever he rqay be.,.
The 'siocip drittec:t. into shore ' abou"l 7 !30
p:m:, -Mo;>Uj. • Theie 'w'U no ont~ on
boar:d:''~t 1''4 first ~td by a• citizen
walkJng on tl;e ·beacll, then checked out
by life'guard Doug Kirk., who.swim out to
It and 'fi>und jt empty and rapidly filling
with Water,. .. • '
An immediate search of the coastline
ai,d ~an w•s s(arted In case 'survivos
had leaped from .the boat, said lifeguard
L1. ":alt SaWyer. 'Jltt ~i.ty's police h'cl~bpter. HS Eye,, rb!lde several swe~p:o;
out to sell, while lifeguard crews roamed
Up and .df?Wn the beach in lal>d rovers.
' ' . r !'\\11'en we ·found no surv1vqrs v.:e began · ~ed.ln& ~boat lo identify ils QWner
~6IC.h ~are SUlfjlijlng tO <tO now," saia
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Sawyer placed ~ vil'le·of th( boat .al
»,Olkl'lo .. _..qi». ;" • r '. ' • i , 1 • •
l•l!lif wllfUJl!Jiut( ~C tile· hull'tt •
isn't }Vt>fth'the ~ M -Sat_V3'g~g," he e1-
pl,ined., ' .. . •
The :JO.fool sloop ~ Ille lhi(d boa!. lo
wash · asbOre at Huntington Beach this
yj?ar. -One other 'boaf 't~ thr?Ulh '
the municip11:I pier ltter nine1 persbns · . ' v.•ere rescued by. cily· pr.eiuar.dlJ. *nothe1r
boat ·capsiz:ed in the Bolaa Chica .area.
One .person drowned and foor oth~rs were .
saved in that one.
B • · · proP05~ increa&:e ~~ ~ ~~,.,8~.!!~~~K AdverURrntntS .e: S;'DBY •
PILOT calUnl for · re)l<UOii ' .,-tlie • Pr. A. J. ma1er?smtr loughl qll 'e Nofforl.Mtif~·ba•i ..Uted' .......
relentless barr~e or . quesiliiou· by cOrii:i1in ~t llointlollon -·•.oten
Southern California Edison Company al· may have felt they~ applied to 0..,. i
torneys ~sdly and urged. that 111 oil· Forney 11tc£ •1 , • • -!.i"-.-,
gas bumlng electric plants be pbaied oul ''The ·iauu• .-art dill~" ·FurrniJ noted. "No ,...u.r wlial the meritl el Uit
eventually,.. ' Newport.-Meu ballot meuurt1 mlY bi, C~Ufomla's number one smog fichler we feeJ a·.tr'anl!·need for "'911t of our
did concede, however, that he WU willing OWO mWures." \
lo accer:iti a temporary increase of poll'il· 1 • • ~ .. -
lion lnto the' atmosphere if the total ,.. r '
ph• .. '"'could be achieved: • Citizens S~k
, The, chairman or -the Califorhia Air · •1 " , ....
· : ResOurces &ardJ ~nd C(llteC:h scientist E · · } · • ·
15, ·c· ·a1idida". t'es ""oh lhe wllneu •taiid for almost five ' . ~ anat1on
" hou~s. ~sdar before the Pulllic UUlities
, , , commis~on In Los Angeles. • · Of '•AU-nort ·Plan I n-cBeac1i-Race Jlaagen:Smil ,agriled . enuliinllly-lhat -+ I ' "" J"c "-:-rj,,..,.;;-~ expan~ of', the • HpnUnitpn Bead! 'A c:iU.rhll·~ dettniilned to remove · · • · ~ pi&Jt, lhe ~ for Ille heirinC. •··~Mlle · ~ cllr For ·council Seat s m1tht be ' pn1fer'1>ie ; \b smiUtr ,.. r:;nt~J'/1.~~·~"'r;;.~i:;.u;d
llu'bi\le J!iants as ail,intertm "'"""·• . , SU..;...,loora ·'"""""<...llailtn, AJ!Ga' Allen' " ,. 'l·':' ' • ~ .... -'. Edi • ,_.. ~
.~W:)'et.. ."'6Yanced the theory that the
boat may• have· been stolen, then .aban-
d<lned1 al 'sear~·jQyrkters -who tired of it.
Thrt,oe, 1'"1.ita.UQn.1 numbeh have been
c~kQ:I; •a IL \eading to ~~ad ·~s.
Tilt 11"st-nwnber.'DF 4215 EA .. turned ,
out •to' tiea.;j,1.foot,homemade boat, •ac-
Cording to sources in Sacramento .. , but
waal-egiitered to a Htintington P•rk man
who appartntly had Dever owned a boat
ol any lyl"·
"-, i.-1" 1 .~son at~rney Willi~ M•rx ham-..... D•vid a.~ IO ...:...t. _.,., •h...::fleld .· " , <'.. ..... . • • , • , , , • • ... Five new entrants .nave given ine Tace ed H 'eo-• / ..L.....'~-..:11.1 "I ~-... • ~~ T<~ ~i:<>-\ "" 1 t ~ ~ ......... ,it_ .. mer away at aagen~1ut s rejeWcm Wae'lbctuded li di!~durtng.a tDIBI t • ~:~~· ?t,1., • •·: ,,, •• ".;J .\,, ·~ti .., · 1 '1 -t • • a.ft.'1'"""9T• • J :~~' ui;".'l'lf. ~~be~1 :~1;8 1~ri:~.~;·~~ ~~ m~~hg~~~~=~'.;iana: -· O~l\~~~!i,ti~~\~it~L·~~·~~I 1: ,_,~¥. Henry1K.au£rilan,.sUU~sno,tatiD9W>Cfd sludy-ol:theHu~Beachare~ fCAP) will h01d 'thelr'Mllkln1 1t Ute •f I·' YJ'l""i";IMJl'•!-""'l'11 , · ~, "~1 ~ .'1:~~. ' .v ~decllioft,~hi.\ei'~cy.,, · The.sdeoli4f.said~wpuldlike ·to• Edl9on ·Hlsh School •'cataeria, 21400 , :•, '•' i ·.lJ. · 1•· [f' le.
The -second number also apparently'
phol';ly, was traced to' a mfrt in :Venice,
bUt lbe could not be found, 'Sajd·Sawy~e( ..
A third , number, checked elrly this ~
T'QO(fling, matche:d a 13-foot outboard o~ned byCa tml conipany. \. "~II ~ tail do "°"f ~is aalv,.e wtiat we
can froiDttJie ,boal,onit ket!p"1f¥inc lb'fiold lheirear.o:wriei11." -.aw Saw)'er. ~ . · -' . .
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Dr.. ·Keurman·said tl'ils morni'r)& lit will another .report J before accepU•g Ille M I' s Hunt' 1 ..... ..-lleidt'. • • , ' • 1 • · '
reveal 'filhin ~ few41Y-1Us:decl!Lon O!I validity Q( the NUS (indt;;i&. NUS Is a '~;;...:~m.o;. .. i,;~tbrl~rejected 'B . a' s· ' .. "' ~·t •. ":· ()' ·ff·:·.. -. ·i·~ ..
whether he wants lo repeat ... council private ..... rch firm l•red by Ediaon. pleas .,y • lhe Fountain VaDey .'School . e· rr.c· ee ·ing ; lC"n.' y ~candidate ln the Ap\'11 14 eltctlorr. ttS findings conceritrated -On ground Dislrtct to remove MUe Sql.l'lre 'from the t..111 . • ' • .... " i '. • J , , '~ • , • ··~ 1five newest facea in the council level concentratioru of emissions from list of si~ loc!Uded In the 1econd.~11e . .. . ·-· . . J '. , • • • • • -
Pl&re ate Marcuf M. Porter and Henry power plants, rather than the ton-per-day study of the county Master pfan, of Air ; • . .· · · , t ,Y.. ~~~i;·:i..:~~; ~~I~:, l\:~r ~~.~:i_ana•·tMu!ty' A)r Tr~~~~. Baker lia; •• at ·p'8t To : R· 'e' 'tr:. l·~re"·O'l ~.-.'o ·i·~ '_tv;e·zt <I. ••
the Hu~tol?.-~ operty Owners ~an: , wen\ off on . ~er tack supervlsolial meetings shown the 1 r · fi£ t·f, -W ' ;~-· AssoclaUoCi;.,.,.. ft. Qoo,laa, 4t72 Silli· ln 'd.isWS!lng em~aoa from j"-·alrplane readiness to delete Mlle Square. Allen · ' • 0:1" :;v,t:.~.~d ~.· Knapt.' l~.. engmes, ' " • • and Supervi!ofl wuu~ PJilllll's and r ' . ... .... -~-~ "~ ._. "You are aware lhal controls planned Wiiiiam Hirstein hate not. • • 'i" U2Uor'i'>Nbtt~ TlUJf~ iJie '.Se~ '1f
Incwhbent ~been. Ted BarUett, .£or ;et,engines .wiU .~ Jallout but · The major concern · of the CAP pht aTUcles dtiJlinq_ 16i~ 9it pr~
Alvin Coen ailO Mayor Jack Green al·· double emllliORs ·ol ·nltrngen dlozide?" --'--Uon 1 const ... '-..... th Foun-rems ·rnvoltJe.d 11t <eletm,ng , up•r Oll
ready· "-v•· •-'"-out nomination papers MW,•m~a"-~ I org11.1ll.Ml s ru ... """' oq e ,,.. .. -. ..-.;:ll • ,_ W\lln:\I tam· VaUey c..-..i Qi.t..ict of a school blight in Huntinpton Btach. ·
Ol"'i l~ Ap;U elec=-M~ Green is · an: said the D.itrogen emissions from "11,;.1"""" "'t".'' • · · S · ' r '~r • ·•• 1 .. ·• · ' • ' '1 ' • ... 1 .: · ., ·~II the onlY JlClle al candlt!ite wbo h.u • planea wO\lld -· ... ~y 10 lon1 fl)ur to near lhe ~ ol the tjeld. ' lie'•« : ' '' B1 TEl\R.Y \:()VILLE ' ' • actuanf,j'nt;d:b',Y, r • ~.j Jeted five llmet the I~ 6f sucli COO• qulslQon Wiil ,riot' be ,~!bfe~ ir!Uf· lJ:'e , ; • 01 ,.ro.!W rllft ,fMt ~ , • •• apPl~Ujltl. :» " " , l>l!1inanta •by 11!! wopd Jlunti'1aton :!r~.1} ~tr lhc:""J~:i I~~ 'Ml'' srll!<. "IUi Of!e thlril'Jlo Hf an •oi\1"111 is ·idlt
• . • · Otben' Whd i).ve .l!Xlk'•~ thetr_ dt}lire Beach· efecti1carlenefatlng plant. The rroUP '• members ' l1't ctr~litlnl no longer producln1 oil or ps. J~s Cfulte.
· to enter the ~ ,race 111 ~~. out ' • tfaagen.Smil replied., 'jl'ye heard that ~tltions amOnl F~laih v 1 11 e y ~cr1thin& ·to P!'OV' it. ¥i ~t., . · •
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· ~Jll'!!.5!'"::~.~!~1q;the,..,£i. 1or: . , • cSee EDlllON;~11 . re11lt•ntA t1r1d lhoae o11ie1ihllofina ,<tt1.. • T~ lie'.con11wec1·•tm opjr~y( 1n.11un; oae..,.. • ' t, • , • • • In "• ho• .. ol -.evrrslng· •'"--'elf'Uer ~i ..... ·~ &iCh. an oil well must have pro-• er11 0wnen "'"'ean• waae;. ~.r . • · . · "' c · ·~ -.. -. -O! Slaj8, c~ el Ille cttr pla s JJ'' dit• StriJres' • : &<1aron; by lhe 'coiintr Board '1ol ducadonly.lObarrelsofollo"lO,OOOcubie • '"'--'-~ Qie r~ _., an · SUW\tlson • · • · · f,.t of \titi;durlpg,u.. \JU! ca1~p<1ar ,..,,
' -·; M ••· an ,~."'~r ~' · • --•p--~t.aih Val..; ·sciioot ·District> "To '-"'•.With, tlie.mlnlmulh amounf'\ llobol1i<l. r...., ~t ol in< -' •,\ '.'' •= -· ., "'"' th I • loo low" , t0wn~M· zmwi's usoclation;IRl&ert • . • :, . '· . M.9elf haS 1niaUed ·.1~ttri"°' the Khool requirejl in t ·code ·ar.e •• , J.:::iiru· llfe ,:lll.olile•Ocun.v~1.,. Se. Il"'. "C S•atinn' . bi>arda· and clly cooactlrol syrtOllJlAA1g "Y' Herb .Oar. -city oil lleld au~in-,._, aqd •"-·,.~~ ' 1 •.av "1'& Y dties ur"'•1 lhem•to ·-rt·''-'-el t<.11dciu~~·,~· lik!'to)ait'~,m;pi· ~ ef'4 dty 1>ill7"' " · ' n '' , · • l r , f«la io o~ln'lhe 'lchool"'."".:. ;-· -mum ';,.,,.1rementz for a prod~•• oil
CIOmriliaoioL ' • -; • · i A blndlt, mlait)( ~·from his .• J : I 1 • : , " . • w1ll •1:;t,01barreit ol 011.or 1,IJ!O, cµblc
hll; If.II !11<-l{ai ·day candldatt.-wUI• ! lefl IJand,,IQoi\.fll!O ....,..._! Po<i,s 11 . ' · ' 1 .. 1 ~-~ P'f olaY, 1 1 . ,
, • be-al>le-to lbijfor the l'.priHl .. Jeetioo. sun point. f""!' a Huntlncton l!Cach Board ·Gets' Appeals· °":J1111nts Oljt,lhlt 1,000 cubic feet o1 aervice slaUon ,a1lt Moilday mornl111.. • , . Iii ~ ~i~t t,11 c~ls. • ,
• .1, • ; • Pollee 1a1a Pbll!IP Ceu!la.•lO,......., ol : Appeals, of orck'r1 to dhnoUsll \Yid ''I.<PllY 1•peik!liil even1 ihe · JoW, ·• . • .... ,, ~ll•r~,,i .~,.. ~· Phil1~ Enco .. st&tkia·•l tcro,r Adal'l\I Ave ., I homes on Warriet' Avenue ~·a;r ?{lcl)ols rru~tm~ .requlttrrit'{', s~we1io".f Hive ate
,, _ __. ______ _;-1.1• l;.;."'·-was unlocitln&.lhe tslalleo ,al >.:41 a.m., Street will be ~Pel>. JI.bi the H'un; .. ,uy 1ircum'\"pl~ .. ~dds ,p~y AJil>m<Y
NIW 'i'ORll (AP) -The aloctt mUl<ct when Ille man _ _... him from )i•lllon lleach BOald, ol A~als. Don._Jl9nla. , '·'' ; •' , •1 •· _:.; '-5 ·s!iarpry l~t• toClay .Q 1 !!14llber btlalnd,.atuck .wliat fell .ID!• •·.Pi•lol io\ hil: , :s a)lVtli~ 111'. Glfl!Oltp ~l 7~ '''[bl'"clij 'rt<;t'~ -· '' c11e~J~ '1'"11 ~Jara• block> DI ohatis....,, • b'~ck and ahoved him bls14.!,,1 l '!I roer ... MIJllM:I , E., T~• ... '1141 ljOelll!•~ ~• 11"1!J •
raclod· at io.a. (See quotallqols, P•an I ;nte blnolit tlien tail!d ~·· .,,..11v1.. wW bi' belrd.1e1;a P,.m:. , '1'1 otj hli , . • ,. •<;ur\' ·Jo.Ill. . , 11100th,bind<.ll14 •te<1!1nd~a>0t"· ln tiie -~··~,.,111 M~ • 1'¥ ljla, .1....,
Hod n nol bjien for lhe bi& bloCka, trail» 1 te,. wtilclr ..-~lo •P•Hhe·MI• ·•nt • ~U.O~' aC\ldtdlbl , 10 '-:"i .CbiaJtn\ail .I[...,., • , · '•· " ,_-,. ~ ;' lni would hl•e heal at 1 •hiutsh pate. remove--U.~., : , 'Jame1 DeGuede. ·, , -, , • ·: oi[eode' t U71w'til1 m .... illi>',
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Way. Oust.t<d -. .
lly Schrade
hi Senate
. SACJ1AME!iTO (UPI) -S.n. Jack
SCbrade ..,.i.ci Sen. How~ Way u
kader GI the llate S<nate tod1y In a
ntallatory purge ot the .. okt guard"
agaimt "young turks.•• CEatlltr 1tory
pap I.)
S<bradt, a fl.y..,..ld lonner dlnce
hall -and rodeo dlrtctor '""" Ban Dlteo. lmmedlately announctd, .. I hold
no malice towards anyone."
The conservative Republican deftated
Way on a 23--12 vote, flnt held dut!M a ~ uta1Uve le56ioa and · then
l<pe&i.d In public ... lh• -le floor.
Way, ,. WIS preslclent pro tem "' the
s...ite only 271 dlya. The moclerat.
Republlcan from EJet.er beat vf:teran
Sen. Hlllh M. BW'111 (0-Freano), Jut
year after the eomen1tlv1 Democrat
had beld tlll lleoala'• top job •Inc! 1117.
5PGl1lnl I bil p, Bums mmrUd afttrwanl to newsmen: .
Fine-Art• Slacplng Vp
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DAll.Y 'II.OT lllff flllliW
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Atuick. -Lannche·d
On · Envir~nruent
" WABHlN(jTOll· (UPI) -Prwaidtnt
Nlxon.Cllled tliday for "1 iota! mobUlll· ~ · tioQ.f. ti all~ 1n a coocentrated -... ' . campilp to cJrn the llr and purify the
111u.n'1 po(Jute< w~
lo a .~ _,. to Con1f<11
lolJo;rb!f uP·l>ll St.ii Dtll!o 0-PIWI
to ~ dlaalq Ujl anvlr<lomllll , lhl
prlm&rJ 'ollort of !hi, !ii, Nim! oulllned
a ~:.,am for 11tbl ruc:ue of our
llllqrai hlJl!l<l." I
Tlle'·P(ocrllO fndlo,4a • tit billion ~
jtc! for c!eoolnf· ··-and,c:alll lo< rilld ,.sulallaoil· to,dall with llr and
'water~n::.. . . : "Tlit.tiltil ·Ii. .... wban ...... 11ai1
no lo!jl\!r to ~ !Iii c1am1p alnl4y
done .'OM :to •oNloh now criteria to
auJde UI Iii the Mure," Nixon NJd,
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cl'etn waters ad through which $4 bllllon
would be autl>Orlzed• to belp slate Ind
local conununlUei build HWl&e treat.
ment faclllUes. •
The $4 billion would have to be mat•
ched by II bllllon bl contflbuUons from
1tela 111d•loctl l"Vemmtllll. A 1pocbl
ll(ltr1l ar<>UP ·C4lied lho eovlJ'ollmeatai.
flnanclna authorlly wOuld be Ill up to. help hard"f!r<Ntd munlclpalltles rallo tho
money to meet tbelr ahare of the COil.
'1111 President Aid !hit would ba 11d·
fident to construct about 1,500 new treat..
meot facWUes and to • expand atxl
UJ>l'ad• I'* other pillll!. ·
He uked for a $C bUUon authorlzaUon
over a four·ye&r period -at a rate of tl
bUlloa per year -starting in the year besf!!n1n1 July t. A r<am"'°'nt would
be rilide io 1173 . to determine lutur•
Deedl • .. 'J1>e President's message called for
establJJhment of federal water and •Ir
qu.Uiy 1tandards, wtlh n... of up to tio.ooo a day for vlolaUons.
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"Sen. W11 and I hive a lot ln cornmm
-I ,... pro tem tho 1onae111 of .., mon in ClltfomJa b)l!l«y; he Wll pro \<m the
lherlelt GI uy man."
Tblrteen Democrats and 10
llepublicaJll aldod witb Schlade.
Pillars and portlcoa ate part of the aesthetics at
UC Jrvtne's new Fine Art.a Village now under con-,,.
structlon. ViilageJa'belng built at cost of $3.6 mil·
lion. It Is scheduled for completion next fall. The
complex will inclut1e a concert bsll, a conventipnal theater, a -theater tn the round, a gallery, 1tu!lio5,
classrooms and fac ulty offices.
"The lul< of clwllli up , oar ,..
vlronment calla for a toll1 rnoblllutlon
by Ill fll uo. II lnwlv111 l"Vll'lll!ltllt 11
ev1ey !evil: II requlru 1111 )le)p of every
citizen." ·
Th• main f11iure al lbe ao-called en-
virollmonlll quall17 Pl'OlfllD pro-a
Federal enforcement procedun!S would
be revised to permit swifter court acUon -aatnst -violators and the interior
atcrttary would be empowered to .seek
Immediate injunctions where MlVtre
l'roM P .. e I
EDISON •.•
b<IO!I but li hu little to do witb
<mllalcel lrflrn power pluta. 81eJ11 will
be lakm to """' JIM llllro(tn .,.w!Ol!I
!ram plana bul UWe hu been dona to
ct.le!' .
Douglas Offers
Compromise on
Black Hiring
Fnim Wire Suvtcu
Reagan Heckles ·Back .. Storm Hi'is,
S ·h': But-County During Fullerton Peec L ...... . l ·· · oss 1rLinima
· polluUoo emted.
The President also proposed a rtsearch
and development program aimed at p,,,.
ckl:lna: a tow pollution automobile within
five years.
He asked thal the aecrtlary of -the
Department of Health, Education Ind
Welfare be authorized «> resuJale the
composlUon of guoliM to OJt down on
'i>oUutJoo. Thert b f1'1h qltaUon tq force
guollne makers to remove lead from
guollne to cut down on air pollution. Tiii ocleol1lll Nld tho llate will "force
the Iulo nwnlfacturen to maJre chlnps
In t1M1r equipment to meet llate llan-
danfl duplla clalllll lhil they ... too
ltrlct." .
l'llbllc UWIUa Comml11lce 1ttorney Leool14 Snalder bl'llllabt out' In-qua. •
tlooinl thet the llate -.,.,..,,b'IUons
of pt>J.tutafrtl 11 a meuure of UmJb, not
tons per day.
Hockled throol!hout an addreu to 1.000
Threatened with Iola of a f7 bUllon P'·JS . sludents at Cal State Fullerton, Gov.
alrcra.ft contract on cJvil rlghta srounds, Ronal.:I Rearan ~d some tieckling of his
Mcllo1melJ.l)ouglll Corpor11Jon hu of.-•":'al the concluall!!' o!_lhe llli Monday.
fered a compromise plan on hiring of 'Could -I say something I've wanted to
blacks to meet Defense Department re-· say a_ll morning?" he began at the climax
qulttmentl. of hll flrat peraooal confrontation on a campus in four years as· ao\temor.
divkiual freedom. "Pl1, P11, Pig," the dlaMntera 1houted
as he opened the floor to quutlona from
students and faculty:
Reagan smiled, wait.ei:I until they stop-
ped and continued.
Asked about state university and col·
lege tuition Reagan replied, "I think It's
Orlftl" County hlld Ila own Monday In
the "'•k• of 111 UDUpectecl lllonn which
brought -35-mllw"n-hour winds to the
Orange· Cout and capsized a boat in
Newport HorbOr.
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On1 the JOOth annivtt11ry of the U.S. code for recording the production of a.
Pentagon officials began atudylna the ''Shut up 'and groW uJ,," he snapJ*I. inevitable." '
During a question period, the governor
lashed out at a young man who said be
was a Socialist Workers Party member
from San Franclseo. When the man a~
tacked capitalism and praised IQcialfsm,
Weather Service, the elements celebrated well. The city can"t ketp track of who
by whipping up thtmdtr, Ughtning and produces what and V.'here. City officials Bui HllP!k'lmlt mlltllalned th•I rate of employment amonc NelJ'O'I . b)' The aeneral mood of the crowd on cam·
the flml after a federation of blacka tn pUI was r'fad.able anlt reapUve, f;Jctp\ gusty winds -on a d1y when just 1 must accept the word of the operator. r:llulllltl lrom pewtt plant lla<P mix
lbe upper almotphlrt and tho lotel
aru below the in•mlon otWns is
eq..U,c:ontunlnlled.
SL 'toulx cbaUenged whether ~ tl!t!:'9.i!,i· !of · i'jii'\ldltj\' ill dl""1tera. some Iden·
-·"'ty llwa -. . . . lilied" Ii 'lrieriititn1 of Studeote for 1
"chance of a few 1prinkt11" w11 Jt would seem natural that oil wells not
predicted. . making money -the case for mosl of "J't"'I...... · · .. ,.. Demol.TaUc Society.
The lucrative coo~act for the i'rl~ dOei. _ ~erittt~ Wire !liouted and placards Reagan replied : •
Major acci(jenta wert averted In the those in the town lot area and in-
county, altllO!J1h the Cali!Ornla Highway dependently operated -would be Edlloo dwell• on IJl<)Wld level con-
ctnlrltlool 11 lbe true meuure of con-
lamlutlon wl1h tho motor veblcle behll
the pr1ndpal contrllKltor. Emluiom from
bll!i -b are dlMed before 1<1chlni
the pound. lhly l!lllnlaln.
not Involve U~1lrm I McDonneU-Dl:ll1tu·... readin1 "Dfifffp-·Reaglh" and "Our Posi·
AstronauUca Company plant Iii HWitfDI·-·trtii: No TUlUon" werTwaved during his
"All of them (socialist goverrunenls)
have been failures and none of them
could have gotten off the ground without
Patrol reported "a whole alu1 or fendtr dlsmanUed and taken avtay. But they
bender1" on rail)"fllck county hl1hWays. aren't.
The Oran1e Ooanty Harbor Dlltrict There are several reasons for main-ton Beach, which coocentratea on at!~ speech on the campus wltb an enrollment
1pace work. o! 12,llOO ltudenb. U.S.,. reported one boat had capsized and taining a virtually dead oil well, says
Hwinp will -thfOlllh Wedne,.
dl7 and problhb' Into -week.
A JpOkesman for the St Louil hud-He warned that he believu . tultipn . al . colleges II well IS unlvendtltl II ID•
Earlier, Reagan held an hour-long
meeting with 30 members of his Student
Advisory Council, compriainl student•
body presidents.
another wa1 pulled looee trOm its moor-Day.
inJs in Newport Harbor. First, same of the operators hope a ntw
quarters said today that McDonnell· evitable, adding that lht role of govern-"Bu\ that wun't much dam&O when boom ml&ht come, to HunUn(ton Beach,
y~ consider the wiDdl were 1ver11ins ti makfna: their wellJ valuable once again. Douglu hu turned ln a blueprint tor in-ment ii to preRrve not take away In· miles an hour," a Harbor Oiltrkrt offlcJal Second, a tu: loss. Most of the in-
New Post, Office
creuin1 it.a hiring ol Ne.groea.
C?olby Ml)'lllnf, 11&l1lant to lbe co<·
porate vice preaidenl lor •llemll alf1lr1,
however, and other McDonnell Dot.Illas Dedication Set_ offlcJ111 docllned to comment OD reports the aeroopace firm had 1.,...r tq a
apealll .tralnlnf -am !or minority "Jn Se } B h llfO<!I> membtra and to boolt tho number a ' eac of "-omployeo to 10 por<ent of llJ I 33.000-membar work force.
l!eal lluch cllial!I 11'1 Invited to 1 Mlinan! Aid any .,.,.....,i on the
dedlclUce -lor lbe cl\l''• new cam_pany propOlal waulcl bave to come
poet \dllca Sliiunlly • frorii the Air For<e. .
POltmalter Worlli llMno Aid certmon-Tbe U.S. Cfvil lliihta Commllalon
leo will bt beld al lhl Lei1ure World Com-html leaUmony 1111 moolll thel McDoo-
munl_i, j:burdl Jo }I followed by a n.1 _ _neJL~• per.....,LpolJcl .. ,..,..-not
ralllq mr --at the DtW fociU17. In run compllance with fedeTll rtudardl
The open houle will -the tlalf of Then II wu dlacowed the Air F~
tJ:ie poll office. Became of aeatlni capa. had riot made tke required review of the
city, attmtancie 1t ~ Indoor dedlcallon company's equal employment oppcrlunjty
.,.......... II llmli.d to lDVlted peata, ~m bef"'e 1w•""'"" thee· FISS cc K-laid. r~----. con-
Tbe ..,. laclll\y at 1911 Welllmlnater b'lct. AvtDUe ba1 been built because of an ur-Secretary of the Alr Force Robert C.
gent need, Ketnt Aid, and is part ol lhe Seamans Jr. on Jan. 30 warned that if
poat oftlce dtputment's lease conrtruc-McDonnell Dou1l11 and the ,overnment
Uoo program whereby private concenrl did not agree quickly on an afftnnaU ve
build the faclllly and lease it to the gov· actlCI!' plan, steps might be taken to
ernment tcrnunate the FIS cootract.
P.attr Keene aald 1Uests at the Company officials said at the time
dedlcitloo will lncludl Rep. Craig u... McDonnell Douglas hid •bOUI 2,700 bllck
m• CR-Long Beach), Seal Beach Mayor . employes, l.J percent ol the work1force.
Stanley Anderson. David L. Cantor, con-
" said. The 'Winds later reached a peak dependent oil operators are absentee
: velocity in the bay of 35 m.p.h at 3:40 owners. For I.hem, the well is a tu wr ite·
I• a.m. todaf. off. What happens in Huntington Buch
No dima1e w11 reporttd to light planes may be of little importance to them.
lied down at the orance County Airport. Third, nuisance value. Mayor Jack
"We had a lot of water but no dama1e," Green believes some operators stay with
a spokesman noted. their wells expecting the property owner
Five WOmtn. arrested In a Hunttngton Only one power outage wu rep<>rted, t.o pay a large sum of money to mova
Beach motel last Sept. 25, have pleaded I.hit In Garden Grove when the blowup of ·them off.
Valley Tliespians 5 Women Fined
For Prostitution '
guilty to misdemeanor charges of p~. a tranlfotmer at 5 p.m. left 250 MOit of the independent oil operators
Student actors will present "The Odd itltuli9n. cwtomers without power fCJr more lban own only mineral rildlts, not the land
Couple" Feb. 25-2S at Ure theater in the The women have been fined from Sl90 four hours. itaelf. But with the well built on the land,
Set Production
Of 'Odd Couple'
nd theF t.aio v-" HI b hool to Pl5 and pl11ced on two yean probation' The storm reaped a sreater toll both In the property owntr can·t use his parcel. rou on oun 4Uey g Sc by a West Orange County Municipal· Los An1eles County " the north and San Property owners are suffering the most campus. Court j dg · TJ>e, Ne:ll Simon comedy,-whlch deals u e. Diego County to ibe IOUth. A raab ol traf· in tht oil f1eld area , says Green. The ones
wllh the confllcll oonfront1na two dlvorc· They are Margare' Sue: Wright, 31, a fie accidents and powtir outages were .who own small lob can't build on them.
ed men who are living together, will be hQusewife, 76n Commodore Circle, Hun· reported in both areaa. their property value is depressed and
at.aged at I p.m. on each night of Ungtoa Beach; ~1arcial K. Wade, 22, a they ue recdving sklmpy oil royallie11
performance. secretary from Gardena ; Jeane Nlna because the wella are barely producing •
Adult Ucketa, priced al $2, are Prophy, :r.I, a Long Beach coclrtall Valley Little League Large compani.,, such as Standard. own
available from the student acUviUea of· ~'aitnu; Vivian Lucille Thompeon, 26, thtlr own land and can easily control how
flee or by phontn:f MZ-3301. an Artesia housewife, and Betty Louise Dir M it ta UJed. D vid T le G W If d ill I Rllhu:daon, :JO, a oecrelary from ectors lo eel Bui " long as tht oil code is easily • oo reg o or w P ay Anahe1m'. avoided, the downtown area will remain
the leadin1 roles of Oscar and Felix. · The fi ve women were arrested on There will be a 1enera1 m:,it for dirt and dlU" It to d I Other members of ·the cut are Tim Y icu eve op. says Green. Dehoff, Charlie Rlgd9n, Rex Raymond, ftlony ch~ges by Huntington Be:ach dltttton of the Fountain Valley ttle Only a new code, making producing well!!
Frank Nunez, , Debbi Barker, Susie PoUce ,and tfJvesUia'°'' frqm the Orange Leque at 7:30 p.m., Thursday In the clean up and making more wells klle will
Dearden and Kathu Barker. Collnt~ DJstrict Atiomey'a office. The community etnter, 10200 Sl1ttr Avenue. help. he contends. " Chi.I:! 1 were reductd1 13'· =emeaoor Aprll 21 la lltl u ,.,,...,.,Ina d•v for -t.... (T--row· crtan•·ng up b d The director js MlSI ~laU~na Guin, ¥........ -.,, t-.7 V"""' · a an on.-
and tbe student director 11 Dodi Lampl. lr'te;;;;tlll~d;;ur~Ina;;court;;;;;;;pr;;oc;o;eedl~~·;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;_in_the_F;;ou;;n;;ta;;l;;n;;V;;a;;llt;iy;;L;;lt;;U;;e;;Le;;a;;llUl;;·;;;;;;;;;;•;;d;;;;ol;;l;;w;;e;;llt;;i;;';;;•;;;co;';;"v;;;;bu;';;'";'~'s .. )
gressional Ualson officer of the post o!flce
department In Washington, and E. El!·
sene Henry, mtna1er for mall optratlohs
services. pool olflce department rtsJonal
office, San Fr\"'laco.
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In -Upgrading of Biology
Golden West COUe1e l!ld l/C ll'vlne will
jointly sponsor summtr ln11Ututta to help
jwllor colleg~ tnatructors betltr prepare
bloloaY sb.ldtnll for unJverlity CW'·
riculums.
Tbe ~ratsv• project l1 tn recop~
tion that more coordlnatl._. la dtllr1ble
Plant's Odors
Due · for Airing
Objtctlooable odon a I It a e d I y
emanatin& from the Sunset Beach
Sanlllly District -a11 treatment plJlll wm ~ .4Jrtd aooo tn a bearln1 berore the Callloroti Repooal Water Quill\)' Con·
!rolBolrd. The pantl wtn convene Marth I at 10
a.m.,iD·the Marina Commun!\)' Center,
Stl!U..Ch.
Bol(ll ,Chllnnu Lawr<oce E. Coffey
llld the bt1r1D1 -which could rt!Ult In
• ctue and delllt ordt:r aa•lnlt the
dlltrlcl -will be lln>lted to dlscuulon of
the alltlf!d malodorous nuisance.
Rnldents of nearby Huntington liar·
bour have flltd a lawsuit a11inst conUn·
ued operaUon or the plant located at War·
.. Avenue ln4 Padllc Coast Hlghw1y.
"'1yone with -lallied knqwled11 or
the pnlbltm iJ Invited to altend the hw-
Jng, according to Ch.airman Cofroy, Ind
1dd,.... lbe boud.
to help·trl!Jllfer atudeota mu• \ht transl· uon from junior CC11le1e to a.uruversity.
The ttlchtr lostltuta. plauned tq be
held the next two summers at Goldm
wt111 ·eone1e In H11!11io3ton ~ch, are 'fllidecl by 1 ,US,lllO grant lrom the Na-
Uonal SClence Foundatlon lo the UCI
School of Btolotlcal Sciences.
eo.dlrtcton of the project are Dr.
Keith Justice, bioto·gy professor and dean
Of UCJ'a Griduate Divtsion, and Golden
Welt biology lnstructor Hayden Williams.
A high.level rteertng committee that 11
revlewlng plw 'for the summe.r In-
stitutes Is made up of eicht direct.on or
the League for Innovation in the Com·
nlun!ty College.
Sll ol tbe eight are superintendents or
chlJ\ceUor1 ol jwllor college dl.stricts, ln-
cludina Or. Norman Wat.son. chancellor
of Orana• Coast Junior Collea• Dbtrlct.
which lnctudes Golden West.
Twebly~lve junlor college blolou In·
atn.icton from throl.l&hout Callfomfa will
attend each o( the slt-wttk summer tn-
1Ututes. The f•culty will Include UCI pro-
fusora who wlll ldentlly reant 1dv-anct1
in biology rtsearch, A systems appro1cb
to teaching bloM>gy will be emphasized.
The university professors will benent ..
allo, Dr. JusUce a.aid. He remarked that
tn many wa,ya jtmlor college Instructor•
are more expert In :-nelbodoloo thlio
university pn)fes&Ors and ht sa1d ht hopea
the a.uoch1Uon will lead unlvmJlt
faculty to use lndlvlduallitd lnattuctJonal
technJques.
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Today'• FlaaJ
N.Y. St.k•
TUESDAlf, FEBRUAAY I 0, 19.70 TEN CENTS .
Sign of T.i~es: J!Jusiiie~sme~ ·Oppose Ruling
• By ·RJCl!AliD P. NAllL asked; ·•I wonder li~t would hippen If ex1~11P!'/"l did not conform •to•Ule ecoclo!lli•~llo"':He aalil ln•tlie ·~
ot t11t °"" ''"''hlff we tOld tlie cily to go IO Mn since we're mOMfirbicent ordinanCe reqUirernenll .. of hll 'q""-.b\!Biftesaea jt ,~1 teqfilre .U'IJ\e April li~eadline awroaches for th<! tiac~ ol ti>< ~unity!" a t~er Pedod to amortize "'1'15·.ol aboll\.~ 15.00D ·expendilure to meet slln·
·~pt lor'conloniilill·~I"' tn LalUJUI
·Beach· Woukl be Btqgering ,and aaid
I Presldeilt Nllon had ulied help In the
: fight ·agalnlt Wlalion by avoidance oow
nance could be repealed. ~
Ostr1~er aald, ."ll the ~buslneumen
don't like the ordinance It 'behooye1 them
to help_ get it changed." Ostrand.er ·said
that althou&fl he bad not worked on
formalatl<wl OJ the sign ordlnar.ce, a pod
many businessmen did.
non-corl!onnlng si~ to come down in · McGalla said .. ~ th<\IJ~t with two-slpa .and to..avold llkt:ly court O'ihbr•tf i.ng nquirementa. ~ ·~· ...
Uguria Buch, it tlecamt. clear tod~ thirds o( Jhe existlnl ~ illegal, if is the .....wiuee 'llod been Immediately '"f·' Pblil!po• .. ld three liJCal banQ declined of capital expenditures.
that eleiperrti of the· business community unjust • to ·force · the change on iectlve. ' ' to ~ tbt fund s on the ~ that It
sbi.rf,Jy oppose the'!Jgning requirements. bustn~ntn._ Ney-signs Crected during ·fh'e Was' no\ a necessary'c.pllat eipeodlture
Bob Benner, pBA presiden,t, as~ed If
the city would '11ve.an extension once a
signing pennil is • obtained. Peter
Oslrander, co \Inc 11 candidate and
arch!tect. said 30 days extensions had
been Cl.iseuased. There were chuckles and
comments. someone said ·°"' •it" ordl·
"Whal is · the penalty wben l don't ~ April 1~. deadline. is the end of.a mor41afium·ptriod ha.ye been· required to • foe the hef.llh oC the businesses. On these
change ·my sign?" asked druggest thrff.year moratorium period established conform to the new requirements. grounds, said· Phillipa, he told lhe
Benner . .said the Palm S p r I D & I
ordinance is rar more stringent lhJn tM
one In Laguna Beach. "Control has to
start• somewhere,'' he said. addiof "but
Charles McOalla, a\· a 'n-.eeting Of the when the .clty agreed on the sign Oavkl J. Pbllllps, automobUe dealer, bankers he did not e:rpect them to take
DowntoWri· BUsioeq; ~iailon, ~. ' sai~ r8al. concern ex.lats am on I ,the bank'• e:ristl~ sillla dO'lfO.'
Jfm Holcqm~, liq110f,1tore .ptoprietor1 It ·-·u incorporated to ilve owners of buslneumen because Of current poor Phillips aaid be thouaht the total in-• . ' . I .... --.. • . .~
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.f'~ ·Killed
Clemente· Yo:uth-
Hurt • Ill
A San Clemente yooth was in saUsfac·
tory condition at South Coast Community
HO@ltaJ ~ay following an ,accident
wlllch '<lilmed the lile 'of h~·C1plstrano
~ach oompaniqo .wh~n Qreµ-. jeep plung·
ed off,a i004'oot clifr: · ·
The :dead.-boy was ld_f:ntifk!fd by
Caltfornla .Hi1hw1y pettolmen . l n
Rlvdllde C<luntx u Dovld "'""' 81n-nistet, II, al $1722 Calle Rap>ona, a s\u.
Nixon -·Tells
Environment
Proposals
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nil.on called today for "a tolal mobilill~
lion" of-all Americans in a concentrated
campaign to clean· the air and pu~ifY tile
nati6n's polluted "Waters.
I ' ' fn a spec:lal . message to Congress
rOUDWlng up h!S St.ate of the1Union pledge
to · make cleaning the environment the
primary effort of the 70s, Nixon oullined
a ,Jeqgth1 plan for "the rescue of our
natural habJtaL!' · ·
, The program includes a $10 billion pro-
ject for cleaning up waters and calls for
rigid • regulaUons to deal with air and
water wnuters. . , •'Tfie 'time has come when w~ can wait
no longer to re'pai"r the damage already
done , and ·to establish new criteria to
guide us in the future/' Nixon said .
"The ·task or cleaning up our cn·
vironmeht calls for. a total motiilizaUon
by all of U8. It .involves government at
every level ; it requ'ires the. help of every
citizen." ·
The main feature of the so-caned en-
viroiynen~ qua!ilY~~IJl_,_Pn:ieoses a
cle."an waters:.act through W6iCh $4' bllliOfl
would be. autJKiri~· to help state and
local communitlts build sewage treat·
ment facilitlf!!i. . . . .
The ,$4 biJlkm would ha\te to be mat·
ched by fl bjlJion in conlribuUonS from
st.l!le ind locltl governments. A• special
federal groUp called the environmental
fl~ authority would be . set. uP to
help hird-pressed municipalities raise the
monej to meet their share of the cost. ne Prestdent said that would be sur.
fic:lent *'>construct about 1,500 new treat.
ment facilities ind to expand and
upgrade 2,500 other planl.1.
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Wreck
dent at Orange Coast Co~ge.
Jerry Piper, 17, is 'tCOVuing at. Soulh
(l)ast, Comrhunity Hospital from wrist
and jaW\fractures. He hacto to wait about
tliree mi1es for ·help after the vehicle
pl!ll'JOO oCf a mountil:n forestry road
Mar Elsinore at 1:30 w.m. Sunday. · 'ffilbw · patrolinen; (ouod · Batuliiter -·i-.-~tbtjeep'aa it rpUed down the 70-degree.cliff.'He w'as
listed:. .u the driver. Piper was thrown c~ar: ' ·· · '
Officer H. L._ Dunn said the '!'ehicle le.fl
th< dirt road '.uaed b' fire ·ncbters In
Cleveland Nalklnal Forest u it came to a
sharp curve. ,
There is no habitation in the area, said
Dunn, adding that It is still not clear to
the CHP why the you,Uw were in the
forest area. He .aid Piper.,,.Wlll, be in-
~Wed later. ·· • . •
The accident site is lw.o or three miles
from Ortega Highway .and te.ss than two
~l~,east of the Qfar11e County line.
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SaddlebaCk COlleae's permanent cam·
pus ·will be . dedicated in ceremonies
Satuiday with Congressman James B.
Utt (11-l'111lln) the featut<d oq>eaker.
The occasion win •mark the third .,,..
niversary of tlJe Valentine's Day, 1967,
vote by South County ,resident:! to form
the junior college. dillrict.
Gov. Ronald Reqan dedicated the in·
teri.m campuJ rt)Or"e th&n a year ago. But
a neyt ~Uon ii in order since the
move to the permanent stte la.st fall .
•. n,t college is located just inland or the
San Diego F~ay at the Rancho Viejo
Jfuad-tiirnofflnOllUIOO .. Vl•Joo
Dedicatory ceremonJes will be at 2:30
p.m .. with oP,en house and conducted tours
of, the ·colltge facillUe!: to lollow unUI S
p.m: ,Jnstrbctor1 Will open classrooms
aJl!l laboralOfles W!lh students strvlq as
tour-pldt!s.
.l!l!dd!ebock coue1e·1 choir will perform
during dedication !(Ith tbe college ~and to
play in conctrt at •the campus plaza' }m..
.-ately foliowill(.
Saddll!j>ack College ts· a ·school of 20
pre'.-cabrlcated, temporary "buildings. An
ilthletlc field ·and parking lot are the first
developments of the permanent' ~Ian.
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Old Guard
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Sen. Sclirade
Takes Over
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Sen. Jack
Sdlrade ousted Sen. Howard Way u
leader of the state Senate today ln a
retaliatory purge of the "old guard"
against "young turQ." (Earlier story
page I.)
Schrade: 1 6'J.year-oJa, former danct
hall bouncer and rodeo director (rom San
1 D~'ego, lminedl~l~ly ~ft~~· '111 hold
"" J1!91i.. to"~ uv~:" , 'lbe.-<V•Uxe. Rtvobllcm.,delealed . w,,,, .... 1$-12 _, lirit held during •
~ executlve -anti lheu ·-
rtjlOaUd In pilbllc "' the Senate o...-.
Way, ~ was prtsidenl pro tern of the
Senate ·only 274 days, The. moderate
RepubJIC!ln ,from Exeter beat veteran
Sen. Hugh . M. Qurns (0.Fresno), lasl
year after the conservative Democrat
had beld lhe ·Senate'1·top job since 1167.
SpOrtlnc a bJc l?in. lluma. r.,P.,.ked
afterward to newsmen : ,.
''Sen.,Way and I hive-1 lot in eollinon
-l was. pro tern the longest ol .,,,. man
in ~ifomla history; be was pro teqi the
shortest or any man."
Thirteen Democrats and 10
Republicans sided wlth.Schrade.
. • .. .. i .. ' ' \ • ' 1 ! • " •• I '" 1 I ' • .. • . . ' • 't • .. 2 ~iguel Youths Reagan HeckW,$:.Bne~: "-~ ~guri.a officer
· · · .. "'-• G ··11·· Remain Critical
I .. . . · , 0'. • ~l8 ., M r lllg During_°FJ!;l_~. r .. !Q,.n, S:pee.~h ,. ·Ai '~~ry Trial ~:~~~':5.£t~;~?~
--l\.fedlcal Center. . 1 dtvid~J ·f~m: 1 ••· .. : ~1 ', ~ ', I 1 , . ..t .~ ~J'lfr~~~~ SteJ)hen •Martln, II, and Jim.Poe. 17, .. Heckled throughout an address lo14;oo0
students a~ Cal State Fullerton, .Gov.
RonalJ Reagan did, aonie heckling of his
own at the conclusion ot the' talk Moriday.
, "Coukt i say something I've Wanted to
say all merning ?" he. began i.t Uie climax
of tits· first~ peraonar contront.a:Uon on a
campW in'fOur years as 1ovemor ...
·~Shut~tip~ and.ern ue..'.' he __!napped.
The 1~ral moo6 of theterowd on cam·
pus was~a~ble ~receptive, except
for." haridful of dialenters, some iden-
tified u members of Students ror a
Democta11c· SOclety. 1
Obofellllia wore alidlted and piacArd1
reading :' Dwnp. Reqan .. and .. Our Posi-
Uon: No T\liUon" weri;. waved during his
IPeeCh on the campus yith an 'errollJnent
of 111'00 studenls. • '
He-warned that he ·believes tuition "!
colltges as well as univen:IUes i1 In·
evitable. adding that the role of govern·
mcnt. is to preserve not take away in-
. "Pig, .p111 Pig,,, .the,dfye.rlttrs· lhouted / " .. both of 24331 Los Naranjas, I;quna ash~ o~ed the.'flOor ~ quesUupa fr.om . 'Three.defense lawyers today resumed Niguel, suffered second and third degree
.students aocl faculty. . • their lorig and intensive grining of the t>uz:is o~er more than 4G perctnt of tbeir
Reasan 1mUed. wafled until Uiey stop-man Whose .action! led to the _2r!n.L_ ::: when a gu tant they .were cJean..
ped and continued.· · ' County Gr&Jl!f Jury 's indictment or Dr. They are being treated in lbe burn unit
,Asked about .state university alid col· Timoth Le d h I 'I La · I lege tulUon Reagan replied, •11 UWik· irs y ary an is am1 y -guna of the medk:a center.
inevitable .''· , '. · Be~· pbllcie Officer Nell PUrcell.
-;During a ·que•stton-period, -the;aQvernor 'Attoriley -Ro\UL Law, rcpre~Ung
1,sbed out at a young in an. "ho ~id hi , defendant Rosemary teary, 34, '100 the
was a Socialist Work'ei"s Party Member second.day assault on lnvesU1at.or PurCell
from San Franclaco. When the man at· lacked clpitallsm and prail:td ialism, with questloos that ranged from the color
Reagan replied; • Or~a cll~t·s co~t at the time of arreiit to
"AD ol them (aociillat, . ......,.eoli) the i!lrectlon ·PurC<ll took•wben he walk-
'have bten failures and none of thein tel around qie Learys' atation wagon on
coukl have gotten off the gmmd without Dec. ze, 1168. us." ... • .... Earlier, ,Reagan held 111 Jlour~lonc : PUtce\I remained calm l}Kt. quiet11
meeting -with 30 members of his Student rC51>Cnsive throtJghout the sustained in·
Advlaory Council, comprising Student terrofiation In Superior Court Ju~ge
~ presidents. · , • · ·' ' Byron K: McA11llan 's coul:tr'oom. And ht
recalled In minute .detail for Law the •
Stork lll•rfcet
NEW YORK (AP)~ The 1tock market•
tumbled sharply lite today as a number
of unuaually ·1ar1e blocks of sham wtrl
traded 1t losses. (See quotations, Pqes
10.11). '
Had ii not been !0< the hll bloc.ks, lrad-lnc would have been at a sluQish pace.
He uked for a ff billion, 'lutborlzali@n
over a four-year period -at 1 rate ol fl
billion per year -startloc In Ille year beclnninl July I. A ,.._.t would
be made In 1m lo det<nnlne lutur•
needs. ·. H·eisler ffeserves Beiler
1 events that led to his book.Ing of Dr.
Leary, 5CMro, ary and -JotmBi!91t" -
LeRly, :IG,
i'J'he officer recounted again hi! S)fotllng ..
or lhe auto as it sat with engine ruming
ind a rur door open ln the c!llteT o1 the
r6adw1t i>n Woodland Drlvl. And be
repealed 'tiij earlier lellliniiil!' IMt m.rJ.
jyana af1$i LSP.were (~Ip, the cir and .
on th~· perao111 of tht lhr0e ·deflnll4nl> ...
· '.l'hose drippy aid., should dry up
ionlghL and make Wll)' !or 1U1111Y I weather on Wednesday. Temper•
tures along the Or1n,e Cout will
hit a 'While ~ reldlnp are
tabbed al 81.
'lbe President's inessqe called .for
.-. of I~ Wtltt and •Ir
q .. llt, .llaOdlrds. lrilb fines of up to
ltt,Otll • day for violilkm.
. foderal-enf....-t _..turea would
be "'vlaed to pennll-IWlfler.-..
aplnsl vlolaton and the lni.rtor
secretary would be empowered to Itek
Immediate in)uncUon8 where~ anere
pollution existed ,
The President aloo proposed • reseatdl
and devdopmtnt procram aimed at pro-
ducing 1 klw pollution autOD'IOblle wlthiri
five yeara. '
Ho uked that the ·secretary of pie .
Deparlm"'I ol He1lth, Edu<lilon and
Welfm be l1l1horioed to ....,iate the ~pOolilon of 1uollne In Olli down ·on
• ~ Then IB fresh qltailon to lorcc.
.. ---to -laad ,..., caaoflno to cul down oa air poUullon.
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a: reslltt o( ~I!' Selrch. • ' mf'a~~ql!O!U<!lllllf"t<'tliml'lni<".
aln\"11 pitmmly at !he liihtlnc 'Purcen
had to wolic: with al ,the , Ume of arrest •
iind what lhe olflctr Could see 111 Uie ..
liar• of hi>, 08$hllght., . , · •
PUrctll again cottfJrmed that he saw ,
enouch In lmmedlately bOOk ""' trio Oil
n"COl!cs char1ex and he ..,,..1ec1 today
the texllinony oflir<d In ta'rller c:ourl
he1rinp: µiat drugs were found in yary·'
Ing quanUU..•. lhlii John Leary: ,_.,, In,
hb 91'inlon, under the• ln!liienC.. ol
4,_.an.,14ilCI ~tbi~, blUer•ula'-
of burnlnc ~=. · · ., •
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County reolhcd an alC.ttmt hto"
in Ja·1tuor~ -Md F~brMe'l'•
outlook ti tutn blockfr, Ste
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In Ac-cord
-•· Laguna Beach plannJng commissioners
and lawn bowl<r'I took one """ lurll
•""""' the u.w.r Park bowUng .,...,,.
Monday night and this time lhe music
,topped when thq -heel the IOUtb
aide.
"We ieem to hlff !-a hlPP1 oo)u.
tioo," uid Oommialone:r J o a e p h
Tomehak.
For the first lime In monthJ, bowlers
and planners appeared to have reached
an accord on a location for the bowlen'
lonf·planned clubbouat.
It wtll be llluated on the oouth •Ide of
the 11-. abutlln1 the lhuffieboar<I
coiqis: The buildlng, to be d.,lgned by
ari:hltect Peter Oolr•nder will be I! feet
wide and about IO feet long, rwmtng at
nlhl ang1 .. from Ctuf Drive and or •P.
pmlmately the 11me hellht ao the raof
or the shu!floboard cooru.
It wiU contain locker rooms, rest rooms
and a coffee bar area and will be _,,led from the adJacenr ,,..,. by 1
·~ pilbUc w111<w1y. wttb ioom ·for
~-As bowlers and c ommisaloncr s
gathered around a map of tlie area. plot-
ting distances, commi~ioner Or. Robert
French quipped. "What happened -
we're in Jove again!"
It wa.. • marked difference from the
prevloua week'a 1eaion wheD com•
missioners blasted tentative plans for a
. Jong, low building on the ocean side of the
_. i• too big, too ugly and generally
unacceptable.~
At that tlme, Oitrander had aooght and
received authoriza11on to review the en-
tire area 1n-the-1>ope or finding· a more
suitable Ille.
Previously. the bowlers had won Plan-
iling Commission and Clty Council a~
proval of a building on the north end of
the greens, and the city attorney had gone
EO far u to draw up ,_ lease setting forth
cond!Uona of use. The bowlers plan to pay
for the clubboust themselves and turn it
over to the city.
'Mte north site-was di11Carded because
of building cost and the need for an u-
eelllve number of atepa on the alopln&
location.
A now location en the ocean aide then
wu approved by bolh the Planning Com·
mlmcn and City Cowicll, with the pro-
viakln that building plans be submitted
for review to Insure preterVaUon of the
view acroa the park.
Qui II developed that thil could be ac·
compll>hed only by lowering the bulldln1
hellht on the ll'te"' side to 1 degree that
would prodUct .a watl·ltke 11ppearance.
The new alte, which also won the ble1,..
ing of the city planntni staff, seemed to
satisfy one and all.
"! think we'll be lnv!Ung yoo to the
openlns tn September," aakl one 11tlafied
bowler, anticipaUnsl..aiuna'• role a1 host
to i national toUrnament in the fall. ·
"Don't be too 11.tre," aakt hJs com·
~Ion. "Remember, thl• clubhoule pro-
ject started back In !Ill."
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Mr. Bartuscp's
Services Slated
Servicee will be held 11 3 p.m. Wed-
nesday in Pacific View Chapel for Alfrtd
John Bartusch of 630 Cuprien Way,
Lquna Beach. Mr. Barwoch died Sunday
iri Beverly Manor Convaleacent Home,
Laguna Hilla, at the age of 113. Dr. Ila)' C.
Gory will officiate.
Surv!VOl'I Include two daugbten, Mn.
Dorothy A. Vul of Laguna Bucb 11\d
c ... 1 Bartulch ol the homo: two ......
Dr. Welter E. Barton of Wllhlngton, D.C.
and Alfred J. Bartuech Jr. of ·Olllahoma
City. Okla.: five grandchildrtn and fo11r
great gr1Pdclilldren.
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Plann.er• Decide
i,8udget TorrClose
--To-Rock Bott~m
' ' tquna Beach planning commiasloners
prtvlewed the ~nine Dtpartrnent's
prepoced budi•I requa&L 10< the co!)ling
flacil ytar Monday :il&ht .and concluded it
was a tittle too "rock bottom" for their
ltl<tng.
'All<od by COainttlllon Secretary Al Au!rY le lndlcato projllCU Ibey lett should
1;le emphasised ln bud,et allocations for
1970-71; pl3JIM:rs suggested he postpone
submltting t~ department request until
they couJ.d eumine jt in detail.
Comm.ts<loner Joeeph Tomchok aald he
would like to ... 1und1n1 !or a 1tudy that
mi1ht help speed up the undtrgroundlng
of utllltiea, over 8Jld above the work that
can be done with money ae:t a.side by the
utilities coinpanies.
Commls~loner Carl John1on lit into the
travel allocat\on.
"You have an iterh of $705 for staff
travel and-that includes $100 for luncheon
mee'fings. That doesn't leave much for
getting Crom one place to another to keep
up wtth what's going on . rn my business
this would be ridiculous.''
Autry agreed that it would be of great
benefit to have staff members attend
planning meetings and iseminars, special
studies on legal aspects or planning and
other sessions in which projects un-
dertaken in other cities are analyzed, but
funds for this activily have been limited.
"[ don 't think we can have .an expert
starr unless they get around," said
Johnson:
"I also wonder ," said Tomehak, "what
you can get with t!Us $10C for book& and
publications. You . should have a decen t
reference library."
Autry said he had started .a small
library on lhe limited budget.
One of the eUle, "Cbampi~n Silvorahaag Clrnival
C,ondy," an old Englioh 1tieepdog, throws up Its nose
as II gives the air to a photographer during the
W.,ll!lln1ter Kennel Club Do& Show in New York's
Madison Square Garden.
Storm Hits,
But County
Lo~s Minimal
Johnson said he also felt it would be
very valuable to have the ass istant city
attorney present at all Planning Com-
mission meetings. "It would save our
time and the public's Ume," Charles
Orange Ct!unty htld Its own Monday In Johnson agreed . "It would be a great
the wake of an unexpected storm which help to have legal counsel ti> answer
brought 3S.mlle.an·hour winds to the: some of the questions that come from the
Trustees Learn
Master Plan
For Sadcllehack
Capo Trustees Outline
Cuts if Override Fails
Orange Coast and capsiied a boat in audlent'e .'' Newport Harbor. Autry said the present arrangement Is to have the allorney attend weekly staf(
On the lOOth anniversary of the U.S. meeUngs 10 discuss legal aspects or in-
Weather Service, the elements celebrated dividua! cases, and only attend public
by whipping up thunder, l1ghtniiig and meelings that promise "difficulties."
gusty winds -on a day when just a ''It looks to me like a penny wise and
"chance of a few sprinkles" was pound foolish budget," said Tomehak. "I
predicted. feel we should take another look at it and
A muter plan JOI' the srowth ol Sad-·
dleback Coll•I• to a .125 to llO mUUon
campus accommodatJng U many a1
1!,000 etudenta w11 outlined MOl\day
· nllht !or Saddleback trueteea.
Architect Robert Lowrey oJ, .the''.firm
Rambers and Lowrey made • ·4'<111nute
prmntallon or a · mgcl<.up: .model,
photograJ>N ol lhe tern in, •II<! .tuW!a Of
geological and water now 1tui.Jje&"
He Slid as he now envlslcu the cam·
PUO, loclted In Miaalon Viejo, ii wUJ· con-
tain 7,000 patklng l(llCQ !ol"the 'peak
studenr load II IDY ... uma-trotn ..
enrollment of 7,IOO to 10,000.
SatunUcn II expected to be reached
about (Ill, be Hid.
Th• 125 to 1111 million co11 or campo11
buildlnl~ Lowrey Hid, II a rough, looae
esUmate.
Board members said they were not at
thll point iJv!ng approval to expenditure
of any amount.
The mock-up model Lowrey prtp1red
will be on dllpiay Satuqlay when the col·
le1e holda an open house In conJunctJon
,.uh permanent campus decUcaUoa
~remonJa from 2:30 to a p.m.
: Saddleblck lrultee1, after h.,rinc
Lowrey'• P~Hntatlon, save him the IO
ahead to prepare a master plan booklet
J!lcluding photo1rapha and schematic
maps.
Ramberg emphasized that the master
plan· la a guide and nothing mm and that
11 will be 1ubject to periodic roYiew.
Jn another acUou, the board 1uthoriHd
Lowrey to begin drawing plans for a
library complex. The complex will In~
elude space for initial use as clasltooms
later to be grown into by the library. '
It is essential the library complex the
tirst non-prefabricated building be ~m·
pleted in time for the 1.972·73 school year
College Superintendent Fred Bremer told
trustees.
The library complex was to cost $4
million but the Junior collese district only
ha> 13.3 million left in local bond money
while atate funds are Ued llP and unable
to be sold at the current lnterut rates.
Lowrey in bl1 dellgn t1 to cut back on
the plan with the assumption Saddleblck
will have to 10 tht flnanclul alone.
Trjc~a Recovering
WASHINGTON (U11J -Tricia Nlaon
bu !<lid her lather r1'e 'II "letllnf belier"
amt .her-musl~ ani ,beginning to dl!Oi>' pear. . .
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Of .... o.~ f'lltt_tflff
SpecUlc areu to be C\11 In the event the
SO.Cent tax ovtrride falls March 10 wtrt
sptlltd out Monday nlght to Capistrano
Unified School Olsl:ict lru6tees. oi major concern was the probable five
perl!>d day at San Clemente Hllh School
wl>Jcb the admlnlalratlon feel• would J..,.
pardln the tchool'1 accredltallon and
mike it dlfl1cull lor 17aduaUng aenlor1 lo
pt Into m.ior unlven!Uea.
"The n ... per1oc1 day would HI ua back
IO to 100 yem," Hid Superintendent
Truman BeoedJct. 01'he only way we
could teach vocationll, bu 1 t n e 1 e , bnmemlktu. ROl'C aod other euch
coune1 would be to tlimlnate the !Oilrlh
y11r or Enrll•h, actence. moth and
oerllape line and pracUcal aria. We would be deatroyln1 what we have built up."
Sam Chicas, aul1tant superintendent
for bu1lnes1 services said the high achoo!
acci'eaJtat!on comes up for reYtew nnt
yeor. He aleo 111d that with only 10
courae• taken by 1 etudenl during the
four years, 11 or 11 would be tholt
necessary for collep entrance 1a
California.
The admlnlstration estimated that
$285,000 could be saved in personnel eo1ts
by reducing the high school day and by
ma~lng small staff culs in O~{ ~hoo!I. Ano~ IJ'el of concern was the pro-
)lO!ed_ tl"IJll1>0rlaUon cuta whlcb woold
ftngtben Ute walklnl dfstances from two
to four miles for high IChool etudentl,
from one to two mlles for elementary ind
junior high students. grades rour through
eight and from three fourths to one and a
half miles for kinder1arten througb third
grades . .
This would reduce the number or buses
required from 29 to 23 with a total reduc-
tion in costs estimated at $84,000.
Trustee !lobert Beulsy . pointed out
problem• the • transpOrtation cull would
cause Jl'lcludJiig tlie · lncre8ae <1f hit·
chhiking among high school student! and
the reduction or safety of youni students
wolktns to ochool
·~r would hate to see small children
making the.Ir way to school on curvtna
~\rtetl without s.t.dewalks. It's a 'Sad day 1f wt come to this," added Benedict.
School board critic Al Powelson 1ald he
ttiouaht the e1erclsi woui<t be "iood for
them.u
OU'ler· areas to be cut would be:
-Rimoval of projected 1ddlllons •I'd .
further reducUon of der!cal personnel in·
Seeret Letters
Jackie Notes Won't Be Auctioned
NEW YORK !AP) -Four old ltttor1
from J1cquellne Kennedy On1,lf3 to for.
mer Deputy Defenee Secretary llolwdl
Ollpatrlc were slated for aale at auction
ftfarch 12 but were.withdrawn when Gil-
patric 11ld !hey weno 1tolen1 1utogr1ph
doaler Charle• Hamilton dlsciolld today. Hamlllon llfd Ille letten probably
WO!ild hive br\>Ulhflllj'Where lrom 11,000
to N,000 ii thei hid been aucUootd u plailed. ' '
,·Buf; he aald, he leamod Monda)' th4t
they l!liaht be etolen and teltPhenod GU· ~~ · Wbo-vert11ed-thil'"the··t.ull's-htd I.ten llUll Ille ruu In hi• tow of· '
lice. Gllpel:ic could not be reached lmmedl·
ately. ~
Hamil Ion ·11ld he C011ld not JaenU!y the
m•n wbo t>rouaht th• ltltero to him but thllt be wu ... , verr repat&bte--man -1
profeulonal. He "'' a person of lnte1•. rlty. •
HHe told mert' the dealer contlnutd,
'1thlt bt wt1 act1ns for the owner of the
letters ••• Jn my buslntn It doetntl pay
to pma too 'bar<! •• ownerthlp. bt<allll ~ o!)en embamtt'peoJ>l_t.
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"But t told him there would be a 1reat
de.at of pUbJlcity about the letter~. be-
cause the more publicity, the better price
they woold bring. 1 said this with the
idea. that if lhey were atolen, he wouldn't
wanl pubUclty. But he ttemed.111thuslas-
Uc that lbere would be 1 tot of publicity."
The dealer said he told Gilpatric that
he would withdraw the letters from the
sale and rtlum them to Gilpatric if the
attorney would give hl1 11a11urance that
he v.iould take action."
"I said the thh~f should be prosecuted,"
Hamilton 11KI. 11H6-1ave M-ihlt· lllllf•
ance."
Police htadquarterg slld tod11 that no
complaint had be<in Ille<! with police con-
cemlng the 1ffalr.
Hamilton said he paid a MOO adv1nce
for the letteri, which Included an April
!3,-1111·tetttr on \Vhite .Houoe Slallon"Y,
and one dated Nov. 13, 1"8, ind mallea
from Greece Jn an envelope btarlni tht
name of the yacht Chri•tina.
Tht formtr Ylr11t Lady we• on htr
honeymoon with mJlllOl\alra 1hlpowntr
ArlatOtlt Onauis aboard th• yacht at the
Ume. . ..
Major_accldents wire averted in the ~o_me up with some suggestions and amie
couniy; 1lthoulh tbe.Califomti 'l!ig!iiiiy-· li(uru." -eluding cltrt.ald11 al elem en I a r y •
acJ!oola, dlatrlct 1nd .lcboo! DbrJ17 ~cltrlcl,
dlltrlct office cltrlcl ana Junior and .
eenlor high lnllrucUonal aldea, 135,000.
Patrol reported 0 a whole !lug of fender Autry was instructed to seek a
bendtr1" QIJ .rain-slick county highways. . posjponement for presentation of the
The Orange County H<irboi-Dfstrict · budget·rcquest.
reported one boat had capsized and
-Removal of projected addlilon1 to the
maintenace department Jncludlng four
maintenance men and three1 grounds
men, '61,000. ... ·
-Ellmlnatlon of non·relmburaable trips
tncludlnr •ll school field and 1tudy lri!>'.
rerular athletic tripe !or Bee, Cee and
Jayftts, GAA · activiUu, 1wlm clautl,
1peclal prograrm, rooter buses, club 1c-
tfvltles1 honor orche1tra &nd choir, iat,860. .
·-Reduction of capital ouUay ex·
pendlture tncludtnl dlllriclwlde Ille im-
provement, major buildlng lmprovem111~
library books, admlnlltratlon a n d
buslneu aervice equipment, education
aervlce equlpmen~. elementary library
equipment. mu1lc equipment
(dlatrlctwldo) and other•, "t,!IO.
...{;urrlculum plannln1. lt0,000.
-EHmlnaUon of 1wnmer ' school.
131,500.
another was pulled loiose from its moor·
in1s in Newport Harbor.
"But that wasn't mU<!h damage when
you consider the winds were averaging JS
miles an hour," a Harbo r District official
said. The winds later reached a peak
velocity in the bay of 35 m.p.h at 3:40
a.m. today.
No dama1e was reported to light planes
tied down at the Orange COunty Airport.
"We had a lot of water but no damalf,"
a spokesman noted.
Only one pcwer outage •WU reported,
that in Garden Gl'OYe when the blowup of
a transformer at 5 p.m. left 250
cU1tomer1 without power .for more tlan
four houri. : The storm reaped arrester toll both.in
Los Angeln County to the north and San
ntego County to tbe south. A ruh of traf-
fic sccidintl and power outages were
reported in both areas.
Fro111 Pa,ge J
SIGNS ...
we might try to make the change easier."
Phi!Jips said, "My complaint is any
governing body telling me at a certain
point that J have to spend so much
money."
Phillips s.aid Burbank had to repeal
.such an ordinance and allow businessmen
to make the change as it became
economically feasible, Benner said Palm
Springs hid a formula tying the time
allowed for changing a sign program to
the expense involved.
He suggested the city be asked to look
into the postiblllty of establishing such 1
formul1 . Holcomb rererred to the sign rt·
q~emenls as a ''unnecessary expen.se. ··
-lnltrucUonal suppllea, teitbooU and
•other 'boob, ll0,800.
J -Removal of addJUon1l .a1slpmeots
lncludlng Bee. Cee, Joyvee, frosh, Junior
: high school athletics, the directors of ac·
'-tivities, drama, publications, G A A ,
110,000.
Praying for Bell
.. The adminiatr11tion did leave five per-
cent · cott of living tncrwes for all
employea-tn the bud&•l
Church Appeals to Thieves
Benedict Indicated that he wu follow-
In& the lead of Gov. Ronald Reaaan who
recently gave increases to l!!ltate employes.
Trustee Stan Kelley questioned this ex.·
penditure implying that normal step in-
creases would constitute a raise for most
personnel.
Other· alternate suggestions were made
by Trustee Tom Winget who recom·
1 mended 'that the administration study the
i pesaibility of usini ~ne principal for two
•chooll and 1trearnllnln1 the purchutns
department.
Prayeru! the_Aaaembly of Go<t'a.Fallh
Chapel in El Toro today tolled for their
bell, stolen over the weekend from the
belfry or their historic llt(le church.
Mrs. Ferguson A. Wil&0n, wile of the
church putor, 1ald the bell and carriage
were stol'll Saturday nighl by thieves
who used a ladder. She estimated it
welahed 300 to 400 pounds.
'Mle congregation prayed t'ogether Sun·
day night· tbtt the thieves would have a
change of hurt and return the bell to the
chapel, :mu El Ton> Road.
"~t:1 priceless to us," said Mr1. Wil10n
adding that the bell had been valued at
'3,000. She said It was cast in bronte w'lth
a Latin tnscrlpUon, "St. Anthony's
Mission, 1916."
'Ille historic little church constructed in
mld·1890s was the first school house for
settlers or the Saddlebaclt Valley. It later
served as a Catholic Church and was
purchased by the A5Stmbly of God group
last October.
They recently moved the church ba.ck
from its foundation to make room ror
widening of El Toro Road.
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T-. ,......., 10, 1970 DAILYl'll.Of I •
_Bigler CJI"'!' .Seea ., ·• '
:County _ Jobless at Record
If JOANNE REYNoui& .. "" ..., ""' ..... SANTA ANk -•Oranp .
pl 1• and , l,!llO In
December 1111, • ·
J,~A ANA -JllrJ ...... W ......... lobo-bas ploodlf I-1iJ .....
llWllll'!Clure wUI ·lllY fairly The manpower culbocks In ti. bopa -, ~ lb 1 tliNUi lhla -tba 111'1 -ol llllanlly to char .. that
llable,"• ahe stated. • electronics wUI be lbown In au -1r1o1 d Milo OfdaJ ..,,. lo tho --. "· • he llhol and killed Iii wtlo In a
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• .:...-...... :... ,,._.._.t•l••lt,d New,_.,. Doy-*' la The -cllon lnduaU, arus of producllon, she.ad-~·-• -• Karllloll'1 m• pai11o the CG\IPll'o borne • incm,oed employment aoh11 cled, lr\1111 prolaolcwl lllroqb ...... b-IPF Mill lie ble intrlll d 1111 Tbo pnlltCUlloa a11e,.. tb.t
!tom M,!00 l..t to 27.lllO th~ cletlcij and product Ion ..._. · cbar,..,._ cllool. Md he put l<Venl bl!lleb ~ 1111
year. "CcMtNctlon shows a ; worl<!n. , Del-ollorl>eY }IO!lbew ,._.... -K c1e1r lhol wife, <l</or&la, --.,,"'*.
County unemptoym<nt hll an
all Ume hJih during Janulty
ud will probably climb blablr In February acconllng to Mn.
Alta Yetter, !>ranie County labor inlrti.t analyst !or tho
State Department of Hlunan
8-Devdogjnent:·
Mrs. Yetter's prediction wu
hued on her lllOllUliy employ·
nttnt .report which. · showed
22.000 countlaos were
unemployed In January.
"Tho\ illv,. 1li • 0•1
._p1oymeo1 rote of U por·
ceht, wblcti Ja • two.and.a half
year hl&h," the Aid. "'Ibe ICJ.
juS\ed r~te : for ·ilanuary' wu
4.1 perctnt whic6 wu qulle·a
bit hllber tba the ,,.ilGoaJ
rate."
Acccfdtn& lo .Mn. Yetter,
'the eleetiorucs Industry 11 the
hardest 'bit, with • predicted
tayofl or UfJO ·H county lln!1s
fall to win new contrtbt11 in
the Dei:t six month,,·, '\4ircraft
wW sboW I sUght drOp. WhUe.
missile and ins trument
lj)O drop fiom December "AfterFebruory;Wf:lhould kW'\UCh ··~· f1Jllllrlol .lda,·!1111<1v!!ll! IOI -tho aftAr.lhecoupltfalledto.,... ~e,:lai:!d rain,:' ~ :~:~ ~ . . §o':IM -:l ~ ,,__~ ::..~ lcca!l«i ~ tllelr ~
even 'Bhorper jump, l he OIJ'UCl\QQ -Id C 0 D l l n U 0 erna irt: S s.m.r. ~ '"""' ...,Y • February is opt to show' an . ill be up and co,,. B •·-h • _, Oaurt= ._I"' --...,, -. -,.-----~-----
• kcordlng lo her repoit, lbere
were 19,500 jobless in January
For The
Record
analyst said. "'.Tlr• ·Ja)'OllJ Jn arowlh, depondlna ~· the B la . , ta~J .. •-"!!!:_: ,._e. .. \' . the ~ Industry wm -lher. It will mainly be • uy ._. ~----
not re/lected too much In .manul,cluring that will bold ur g r ' clerk thal I/· they -·t boll
J BPUJrY,. In addlli9n to the-back · the e m p l o y m e n t · , the arpmeat they baa better
fact thal February aiwlj'S arowth,". Mrs." Yeller 'F' a· ce' s'.J'-!1~ ····.~!_~lheandcorrldorft...: --1how1 a aeasonaJ drop." predicted. UU .1:.1•~ -.. -.. ' . .. • ; --1DC1 lorth bet-. h SANTA AljA -Anthony the lwo lliaMyl • lturllldl Passport Pus _ . 'Guilty Plea ~.:ii~-~~i .. oo.';;:. =~iaiorto-:
of Bcrbhire'1 ·llestluraat,' defeme.~1 ,. the UFJ' Cou~iy T. ravel" Boom ' E. _ -v_e.'d .·.·_Ente .. ~ . !.~ 8:'~·. a: s.":!: '="IJ~ .,U.: .1. . C.U.~. , • v91ce. d!$0mi~le ~lhOut
SANTA ANA -O,...,, added, is due to ·the-lact lhll · -By-Escapee Ri>ssi, 33, o1 ~ Ana, 1tw; 'iv"'1th noor !ht ·if
Coast travelers needing new bis Oranie County office mu& waived jury trial and sub-f,=-~,.:'!"~~ ·~~:; ~.1umi::" .::1~11·::s~ sANT,.. ANA -ton Azusa ~.!'t. :,~r.;:i; ~d~ -Coast · Man
·"<arned by County 9erk, dlvlsloii. · .. man who wu ohot do"'1 by • The ~st \mmedlately fpund , ·
William St John lo apply now St John's office -located Jn deputy as he attempted to him au.illy wtlb the help ol . ·
c•" .Mew-~:!!!~1~"' M•rboi' L"'"" or· be sidelined In what· he the county courthouse. at 700 escape from Harbor District some. h 1 g bl y incrirnlnaUng On Board
C•ub. M-. Y•rdol Coufl•rr c11111. ·predicts will be ·\he . bigest W .. ltlt St., Santa Aon -need!! Judicial Court last June f1 .ttsUmony from a co-defendant,
,::;: ::, ... L:,~ ~i~~ . ..,11111 M.r1t1i, passport lineup in county proof of cltlzen&hlp from the pleaded guilty Monday to Henry William Wlllmlng of
101.S ••Ytldil Pr•~c. N1wPOr1 lndl. history, applicant in the form of 1 escape and burglary charges. Costa Mesa. ' • .ORANGE -C~ L. 1·00 'm I ,, I I ch ~••·• ol .-. lllmin Hlr11ch, o{ 30 Harbor lsl'and, Hlli.111"11io1I ••tc:• Elks ~. E"' ncreasllJg Y popu ar llrter ce1Uf.ft\I copy • 1.1~ -ap-Superior Court Judge James W g, 30. of 11 3 I N ........... Beach h .bee
OA '°" Ocffn ....... ~ l'tl.lnflnl111n fli&hls, package lours, lov.·er plicant'1 birth certificat.e.. nie. F Judge ordered Jam-Republic ·Ave., was cltared of' e .. ...,. • ' as · 0 ap-s-'::-~ ';:,· ,,.,_,..,,•t1on •lld cost overseas yacationa and applicant must apply in person W. Needs, 29, to return to hi'; burglary and cons pl racy pointed lo serve. on the Ch.ap-. ' ==~r.:; i: ...=. c= the adver;t of the ju~ Jell an4 _~ould have with him a c:_ourt for sentencing March charges f o 11 owing his ~:itee;c'Uege 'Board 0 f =:-N::!1e;~1~1:•:..a. ~ will all make this year the big-driver's llcen.se, a government 5 He di.smlssed additional testimony. ~ now faces a
,..... gest workload in the history of or busin6' identification card, charges of forgery and assault ;>cmible 20 ytarS In state Hirsch has been president of , s.:'!. ~':,:,~:::; ,':;:. c~~,:.11~ the passport office, St John Vfitb either a,physieal desert!>" with 1 deadly weapon. prison on identical charges. R;octh:lg K·,Foodl lJ?c .. llnct
'·"'· warned. lion or a photograph. Needs was awaiting ar-Rossi's guilt and t h e. ~HO and was the loui>der and
L.o.o.M. ~ No. use. A» I!": 17111 Spiraling de-·.~· must be. "And since beards and long raignment •· the ~-~-Mesa dlsmls!. ai of charges against· pre.sident of Kai Kan Foods It,, Cosl• Mnt, 1:11 ,,m. "~ ui """""" Inc •-1•-Ul th •· ol °''"" c-1 a~1 '''"" tMnt LodM. m.et by the same olH~ 11taff hair have ~me so court on the burglary count Willming closes the prot-· uvm -un e. Sll'I;: t:;:"M_::~ :~ w. Httnin.., lllrOUghout the So u th e r n fuhlOnable." St John noted, and the now d ism I 11 e d ecuUoa case against the tln'te the firm in 00.
WIDNl.IDAY Calllornia area, the-COUllly ~·we 'have. to warn applie.tnt.s charges when be made. bis bid me" who brnke into the "'He . bas allO been a F
-... -aiw ,11,,._club, kiJ111n·1--itn11ur1~1, clerk add~. A faJlure.~ to e1-that the photograph they for·freedom:-He got~as--tar as~staurant at-3450 Via Oporto merehandl&lnc-manag:tr f!)I' ~ Cotst Plia, cost. MIN, 7 • paod the su.te Department prt.sl!nt shoukl-resembte· the~ the alley be-hl·nd the l~t June-5.,and toOk nearlf Fam~. Department, Stores
c.11 ~-COe•t Llflll club. budget will mean., he. .said, applicant. We want t b e courthouse where he was stop-· $5,000 ln.ca$h ·•nd checks fiom and a director ot·u.e \J.S: Na· ·
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Sf\er1ton 11uc11 Inn. Hunl1MToii St John1s Orange County ol· h•dl. 11 noon. / W@slntlns~ 0it111n1tt c1u11. io:1,..·1 ice meets mOlt of Its passport !:!i~ flu11ur.i1t, we1tm1n11.,., u • demands from, March through
June, St. John said. ••Qb..
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who would normally be seek-
ing passports in. those monUa
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void poss!ble ditlppointment."
Death Nodees
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AN.W J. hrt\IKJ'I. .. CVPrlell Wav,
lHUn• llMdl. Dlt. .r dNll'I, FtbrulrY
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Vu!, of ~ 'llNdl1 C1rol llrt\llCl't, _, tflt llclfM1 tont. Or. W1U..-E. l1•IOA.
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FemllY 11119"11 lltoH wl9hlrt9 to mike
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CWl!llwi'Y. kll lr'OlllWIY Morl\IMY,
Cc•l•fil.ti, Olrt_t;iors, -11•1.o
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Corona del Mar OR uut
Coda Mesa Ml 1-SfU • BBLL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
UI Broodny, Collo M-. uwm · .. •• DILDAY ·BROl'llERI
llatt ..... Vollq _,,,
11ftl Beodl Bl"1. enauz:o-mi-• PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAll
Cemetery e M__,,
--~New!!Ol'I~ Collfonla ·
Travelers should allow up to
four weeks for a passport to ,
be processed, St John
said. ·Much of that delay, he
Man Pleads ·
Guiity ..
.To Assault
SANTA ANA A
Westminster mechinic ac-
cused on hi>·arrest of rapln( •
Santa -Ana barmaid pleaded
guilty Thursc:Jay in Supert6r
Court to rtdu~ charges of
assault by me.ans of bod11y
force.
Judge James F. Judie
sentenced Roy W I 111 a-m
1t1cMurty, 23, of llH5>· 'siem ''
Ave.. to eight rrfMttls in
Ora.,e County Jail aDd placed
him on three yeara Prof>etloa.
The ·judge dlmllsaed' twO
countli o[ rape and .Jddnoptnr
and sex pervirili:m charges..
Police said McMW'lf'• vJe.
tim actepted bts lnvttaUcn to
breakfast last July U, but In·
stead Wll driven to I neal'bY
farmhouse, »peatedly raped
and for<ed to ·parilclpate la
unnatural le.% lets. •
Will Larry
Make a
Stewardess?
SANTA ANA -As far as
student Larry RlbaJ of Santa
Ana College Ls concerned, ee1:
Is no barrier to leantlnl the
airline stewardess lrade.
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.government acUVIUes are well
known on·tbe campus, enrolled ,
for the aprlrur ~mester lo ii
c1a11 called Atr·i-iiie
Stewardess C o u r s e U1 Pauenge.r ,Safety •.
Mary Lou ll'lnleyi former
stewardeas and instructor , of
the c I a 11 , found .the former
Morine oergeant aitU., In
!root row iln tllO fin! cloy cf
achoo!, oumiunded by. • bevy
ol pretty fellow students.
Rlbal, ivhc! 11)'1 he ii -
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lound nolhlnc fortllddtnc, the
action In the collep niieo,
aJ1boulh tho ........ catalot
111111 1be -!or female students only.
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lllMalolt.
Hnlll«llo --. ,
Rlbal, ......,! loaer In '!ht race for the post of lludeltt
body preslden~ wm hllvo to ...u a r.,, chan&ft In 1111
normal habltJ. accordiDC to
Mrs. rtnley. '
Helll perform all the 111ne
duUt1 U !lirls IUch u terYJnr
as ho1te11e1 for tbt
planetarium, bonqueu a n d
other cam"°' •v-. ad w111 wear 1 nd coat to mat.ch tW
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serve MI099Y Sfii"8 customers these\aays. It takes people w~o are fa!'liliar ;With all
of the various sayings plans we have tp offer1 you smart .sa"!'rs -the tax deductible •
retirement plans, t~e certlfi~afe ,accou11ts, ~he Guaranteed .Rate Accounts, Mollthly
Security Accounts, trust accounts •nil _rn19)'. many more. Sure,;we h1'19 them •H. •
We i-this type of person her-' ~~able, ready, willirtg ~nd 11w1tysfitre t1)hetp
you 'wilh your savinp plans.-;-colne In, call or write. Smart Savel'S Save and Elim
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ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION -Miiin omc.:3366 V'11 Lido, Nowpolt _,,, Cellfomla 92663 • Phone 714/673·3130
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Firebird
Unveiled
~For-·1970
BJ CARL CARSTENSEN Of tM 0.1'1 ,, ... Iliff
PonUac Motor Division'• latest entry -into l h e
personalized sports car Oekt,
the new 1970 Firebird, will be
unveiled in dealer showrooms
ftom coast-to-coast on Feb, 26.
The new Fl.reblrd, which ha..
semt.r .. tback styl!ng, is built
oh a JOl-lndl wheelbase . ..The
four-seat Firebird will be
available In one body style, a
two-door hardtop.
It will be otfettd in four
mode!J; standanl, tile luxury
~ri~ the high-performance FOrmula 400 and the rrw
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The base Flrebtrd lncludes
as standard a 250 cubic·lnch,
sil-eylinder ,engine and ' a
tb.ree·sj)'eed manual
• ,..O..tiAC otV{s 1'1f41•iRD EURDPEAll FLAIR iroR 1'70
'Feahlr11 lncludt'Larga H .. dllghto, SP,lt Orllle QpeftiJ!ta
tr=~oo~ \he E.prlt Ja a
350 cubic-inch V .a d_evelopiog
2Si horaepower, a three-spe6d
manual floor shift. 1 cuatom
Interior ond merior decor
molding,.
For'the per f 0 rm a act·
minded, the Fonnula 400 Is
equlJJl>ed with a specially·
molded fiberglass hood which
has i:lisUnct.ive integral air
scoops, A 400 c'ubic-l nc h
engine with a duar snorkle air
cleaner and dual exhausts are
standard equipment on the
Formula 400.
The hi&b-performance Tra_ns
Am illdudes a "Ram Air
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OF PRIME
IND'l lAND
nt:OOMllUJfn'f lOllEO •·t
S.E. Comer of Victori• St. & Wilmington Ave.,
(NEAR ALAMEDA ST. ANO ARTESIA BLVD.)
Dominguez Hills, Los Angeles Cou~ty. Calif.
rllmllAI AIA I ll MUI. M.
/olldltll lllll Tt T••""" At
BILTllORE HOTll.
(llomNI llDOcn)
fifth l Olile Sis.
Los Angeles, Calif.
MONDAY
MAR.23
112 P.ll
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llOKII PAmaPAllOll IS !RQJIJIA&!D
SPECIAL REPORT AVAILABLE ON
WRATH ER
CORPORATION
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Southern California company that la active In the tUt'ilrowlng leisure-time
business. Th.e study Olfers market and nnanClal tdata and lnoodepth di1cua1Jon
on the four divisions that points to what we believe to be a ponlble interutlng
long-term speculation.
The company's majo r categories include:
1. Hotel and Food Operations of the Disneyland Hotel, and the soc11 to
open Queen Mary .
.. 2. Muzak, functional background music service.
3. Tele'(ision and related activities Include the lof\g running Lassie
series, The Lone Ranger end Sergeanl Preston of the Yukon
properties.
4. Fast Food Franchising-development of un its utilizing Television
properties name$-In operation 11 The Lone Ranger reataur1nts.
For ,our Copf, .. 11 • ...., or NII .... --·
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HEMPHILL, NDYD
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VALENTINE .FLOWERS!
No bother worryin9 •boit+ tis.ts, e•n't
m•k• her f•t -in fact, th•r• is no better
w•y to ••Y you c•r•.
t '°''"• r.mtmber your h,rd.working
secretary, tooll
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Tuesday's Oosing Prices-:.Complete New York Stock Exchange List ..
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CatafogS.lesStore
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~:-t'rostless Refrigerator t'reezer.
• 12.t cu. f t. rdr1rerator N!Ctton wlth
porctialn·en&meltd cri1Jptr, revu.ibl. ..... ' e ...,.t. cont.ro11 for rtfriJ'tralor,
. ~.Mclkln
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18-In. Jl.ortahle Color TV
Regular $389.95 34988
• Our most po1ver!ul portable Color TV-2:i 000·\'olt cha1111i3
-Cor brlfhlc11l ah&lpc3t picture· poulblt. _'
• Bonded, •tdtf.d no-j\&:r. pk:tur• tuM
• A.FC-Aul.oma.Uc Fin• Tuning Control l unc1 th1 11t tur
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an lnl 1eeonds \ •
• Hit.ndy ~11.rphone for p1iv1te li!!ltnin'g,
llodel 4168 1
Ask Aboat .~ar8
Convenient Credit Plans
SAVEf4l!
Kenmore
Eleetrle Dryer
Regular $159.95 5118
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Stereo FM/ AM .RadJ.,.;.~houograpb
75-Watt , , 1 1·· ·9·. ·988
Regular $309.95'
• Stereo Alert Lite as!ures easy ti ming for thrilling "}'M Stereo"
program!
• Automatic Frequency Control holds alt F?.f drift.free. \Ve ha\'I in·
eluded the mo!t modern instant~awt circW t,., ... solid 1late~and
inttrrated types. 11-in. turntable. . '
• Medit.erTanean style. ~1ahoranr veneer. ?l,lodel·-1#80651 ' ' ..
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8-in. h/w. TV-AM/t'M {)look ~~
• 11 KV fully tr•n•iawrized chassi• on thi• fine· R~\tular ]-139.95
TV-Clock radio. , . ' s99 • Aut.omatjc gain control ·for picture 1tabilily, get · ! · -
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overdryift( ••• ''8pcci&J Can" eool-.down p~ pre·wutl. ndT'n!ial ud delicate , • , Regular $39.115 . 29 8~
tor pepr.nent. prae th~ ...ur; levfle , ,
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Bu Sillessiiien Oppose Rulillg
, l : ' I By RICH.ARO P. NAU. ' asked, 14.f wonder whit woUld hippen It exlstthi allJ\S that did not COnform·to the· ec:ooomk: oondiUona. He aakl ln 'the cW vestment lot c:o,ntor,mDa al1ns In Laguna
Beach would be llaQerill& ond said
Presldont Nino hod uUd help In Ille
tight againlt inftaUon by avoidance DO'#
or. ca)lltal npoodlt"'"'. •
ot ... .,..., '.Hitt Mitt ... wi told the city to .go to bell since we're more ~ ordlnanCe r~, ol bis own' bUalnella. Jt woukl require ~.Ifie April Ji dt'l'lllne a~JWoachO.Jor , the bj>Ckbone of the cornmunlly!" a u..<;yer period to omorU.. -of aOO!IL a 15,009 eapenditure ·lo meet lip
nort-conforming signs . to come down in McCalla said he thought with two-signs and to 1votd llkE!ly court ftgbta. if 11'11 requirements.·
l.guna ' ~aelJ, it ~DM> clt;ar today lhfr$ of the existing silna Illegal, it · ts the ordiDance bad been immediately ef· nmq. aaid t2iree local .,,.U decltned ~t.e)e~ts.~f .tl1'! busioe&s commuptty unjust to furct lhe change on fectivt~ to knd the fwxla on u,e. V'QWlds tPt It
sharply oppose the si8"11in'g requlre~nb. bu11lness1nen. New •&tins erected . during . ~ ~ e was not a,nect$Slf'Y c~t{af eapendlture
Bob Benner, DBA ,._,,t, asked H
the cl~ would give aq a\erWoo once a
•lcnlni permit ii obtained. Petor
Ostrander, co Un c-11 eandidaU and
archHect,. said 31 dQI nttnslOM had
been discUNed, 'lbert. •ere chuckles aqd
cotfunenls. -slid Ille sign ordi·
!'\Yllat is ·the penalty· wheii' ,j dOl)'t ' The ARrfl 15'dt~ Is lht end of a moratorium period have been req~ to 1 ,. (of theihealtb of the bus!~. On these-c~e my. slgn1" ·a~k~ dnl&iest · thref:-year~moratoriwn period established conform lo the new requirtmenLS. , IJ'OUf'ld6, said PhllUP,11.-he ·toi,t the C~fes ~cCallf, at a rr,eeUrg of'.the when lhe ·city agreed on · the sign 1?8~\d J. PhJHiP,S. automobile 'dealer, bankers he did' not eqeCt',P>em to lab
Downtown Business AsSQCiaUon. ordinance. : .!laid, real conctm exjlts am o ·n g ~the barik'•~existJng !lgnl d6wn.
Jun µ~Jcomb. liquor ·1tore pcoprietor, It ~·as 'incorporated to give owners· or bu!l~n because ol curreol J)OOI' Phillips said he•thol;lght ·tl>e total in· . . '
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Clem~nte You-th
• Hurt· ID
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A ·San C\eme~ youth•wµ lJ' satlsfac·
·t.ory codtioo at South Cout Community
lloopil,al, _.._.7 ,1.iv.,1ng . "' accident
wlllch clalmod Ille Ille of his C.'pistrano
~ ~.'WhXI their jeep plunc·
ed all a • • cUU.
.lbe dQd boy WI& idepUfi~ by
~or'l!a IUCfn!ay P'!trnlmtn I n
!µvei;iille, Count7 .. Darid:Rober\ Jlan.
qli¥. ll. ~ ~?Z:·Calle ~.,a ."'!'-.
Nitton :,Tells
Eq,vironment
Proposals
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon called today for "a total mobiliza-
tion" of all Americans in a concentrated
canrpaJgn.fOClean Tue air and pur-Ji the
nation's poUuted waters.
In a !peeial · mes.!IBgc lo , Congress
.follow.Ing up his .State or the Union pledge
to make cleaning the environment the
primary effort of the 70s, Nixon outlined
• lengthy plan for "the r6C'Ue of our
natural haliital"
The program includes a $10 billion pro-
ject for cleaning up waters and calls for
rigid regulations to deal with air and
water polluters.
"The time has come when we can wait
no.longer to repair the damage already
done and to establish new criteria to
eufde us.in the future," Nixon said.
"'The task of cleaning up our en-
vironment Calls !or a total mobillzallon
bJ> all of us.· lt involves a:overnment at
every level ; it requires the .help ol every
citizen."
The qiain feal.ure of tbe 8()-(:aJled en-
viroruDental quality proaram proposfs •
clean waters,ad Utrou gh which f4 billion
Would be authoi;i~ to help state and
local communities build sewqe trtat.-
ment faclliti~s. .
The '$4 ~bttlion ~ould have to be mat·
chcd by $6 bill\on in contributlqns Lrom
state and hlCal govemmenll. A special
federal group called the environmental
tiiiand.ng authority woUld be set up to
"help hard-pressed municipalities raise pie
money to meet their share of the cost.
1be Pn!sident a.a.id that would be suf·
ficient to CXIDIU'UCl about 1,$00 new trut-
':;..,. ~tlelothe~lan~. eapand lj1d
He ~ for: a M bl!Uon auUiorizaUon
ov.er 1 four-yur period -at • rate of tl
bUUon per year -slartlq in Ille year
beginning July I. A ,..........,nt ...Uld,
be made In im lo del<milne rutura
naeds.
The Prealdeot'• ........ called !VI'
establllhmerrt of federal water IDd air •
quallty -nls, with fines of up 10
110,1111 • .., l • rio!Otloos.
Federal ...i-t procecluru would· be r<vioed lo permit awlflet' oo1irt actlon
•"Plntl . lolalOn ond ·Ille -"cr<lary, would be emc>owered lo liek
Immediate lnJW'lctions where aevm
pollutloa existed.
The Pmident al.so proposed• rtsearch
and d<velopmenl progrom almt<I a~
ducing • )ow pollutiun aut.ornobUe . ' fkoe ye¥L. • , .
He ulied that . Ille secretary GI Ille
• Department ol Heillh, Edllc1lklll •1111
IV•l!ar< be alllhorbed 10 rq>llate Illa
campoolllon of ~In< lo an down ""
Poifution. There 11 !mil ogltallon lo r.....
gaaoltnf. maken to · remoYe ltl'd from
1uo11nt to ad ... • air pallolioe
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Wreck
dent at Orange· Coast College.
Jerrf Piper, 17, ii -ecovering at South
Cout'. Community Hospital from wrisl ai9!f jn fractures. He had to w~lk .about .
lhree miles for help aft.er the vehicle
111'' ...... <fl 1 moun\ilin forestry road
near.~ al 1.:ID a.m. Sunday.
lllcJ>wOY jlOliolmen round Bannister
dud at the 1Cene, cruihed.by the jeep as
It rolled c!Owa (be~ clll[. He,..,
·listed aai1~ 4river. Piper .wil thro'\'n
clear.
qf!!~ ft. L. Dmm said the vehicle left
the · ~lit road liled bJ• fire lighten in
ClevelaDd NatioOafFarest u ·Jt,!:ame to a
sharp curve. , · ~ ·
There b no habitation in the area, .!laid
l).JM, addfrw , that Jt ill !till not c~ar to
the -CHP• why the· youth& were in the
ftlrest aru. He uld Piper will be in-
tqviewed later. ·
Tht: 1ccident .site ls two or three mile~ rrom Ortega HJghway and less than two
miles eUL ~ the Orange County line.
Utt',()ffreiates
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At Dedieation . -
Of Saddlehack
Saddleback Colle1e's pennanent cam·
pus will be dedicated in ceremonies
Saturday wilb Congressman Jame! B.
Utt (&.Tuslln) the lealured speaker.
The occasion will mark. the third an-
niversary of the Valentine's Day, 1967,
vote by South 9otJnt~ residents to form
the junior colle1e district.
((ov. Ronakl Rea11n dedicated the in·
terlm campu1 more than 1 year ago. But
a neW dedication is ln order since the
move to the permanent lite last ran.
The college l.s 'JOcated just Inland of the
San Diego F'reew~ at the Rancho Viejo
Road tumorr ltl!.liSilon -Viejo.
Dedicatory ceremonies will be at 2:30
p.m. wlth'open hi>use and cond~-toun
of the college facilities to follow untn 5
p.m. , lnstructofs will open clUsrooms
and laboratOriea w:lth students servlng as
tour guides.
Saddleback College'• choir will perform
during dedication with the college band to
play, in concert at the campus plaza im-
mediately fonowlng.
Saddlebact. CoU.ge Is a school of 20
ptt-fabrie11ted. temporary buUdlngs. An ·
othlellc field ond parting lot ¥" Ille firsl
clevelopmenta of Ille permanent plan.
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• ; ; I J •. cOm'P.lex~ wilt include a--ooncert hall~ a~conventional
theater',ja\ theater _i'.'_1 • ..tbe.J'OUDd, a gallery. studios ,
cla.,tooms an4 .facwJy oOffic~. . . ' r
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Pillar; ~nd ~Cos are pa'.rt' o'( the-~eSf.heuci 1aL
UC)ivipe's ·new7ine .Arts Village f)OW"Un~e'r-a>n-1 struotion. Y·illage is. being,bu'Ut at cost.of $.1 .. 6'mil·.
lion. lt is sched'uled for ,c_qmpletion '.n~xt fall. The
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R~agan ,Heckles 8ack
During Fullerton Speech
Laguna Officer
Gets . Grilling
At Leary T1ial
Heckled throughout an address to 4,000
students at Cal State• FuUer'ton, Gov.
RonaJj Reagan dJd some heckling or his
own at the conclusion of the talk Monday.
"Could J say something I've wanted to
say all morning?" he began 1t tbe cllmu
of his first peraonaJ confrontation on a
campus in four years as governor.
·'Shut up aDd.graw .up.·~. he snapped.
The general mood of the crowd on cam·
puS WU reasonable and Teceptlve, excePt
for a h8.rx1ru1 of dissenters . .some Iden-
tified as member:s ol Student.a !or a
Democratic Society. •
OW:enlUeJ were shouted and placard!!
readiiig.11I5tunp Reaa:an" and "Our Post.
Uon: No Tuition'.' wert waved during his
speech on the campus with an enrollment
ol 12 .. 800 students.
lte warned \hat he believes tuition at
colleges as· well as universities b in·
evitable, adding that the role of iovem-
ment Is to preserve not take away in-
By ~ BARLl';Y divldual freedom . . Ot. n.. D91tr l'li.1 s.,rt
"Pig, Pig, Pig, '1 the dissenters shouted as he opened the floor to qufftioru from Three· defense lawyers today resumed
studenU and faculty. · their long and Intensive gr!Wng of the
Reagan si:niled, waited until they stop-man wpO.!le •actions led to· the Orenge •
~ and c:ontlnued. 1 County ,Grand Jury's Indictment of Dr. Asked about· state univmilty and. col· Ti th f u La lege lulUon Reagai;i rep~td, "I lhiii~ it's· {llO y,·Leary f!lld his am Y-tuna
ioevilable." ' • 1 Beach police oC!tcer Nell Pw'oell. • Durini 1 question p;riXl~the governor · Attorney Robert Law, represeritlnr.
lashed out at -a young'•man Who said .he: defendant Ro!emary Leary, 34, ltd· the
was a &x:lallst ~orkers Party member second day assault on inYe.&Ugator Purctll
rrom San Fra.nc1seo. Whe~ ~ man •l· ·Will\ questions that range-di.Crom the color lacked capitalism and pra1ted l()J::iallsm, ~ , Reagan repUed: • ., 'of hlst!lienCs-'CO•t al the time of arrest to
"AD of them · (socialist government!} -·the\dfrecUon ·Purcell took when he walk·
,.have bttii failures and none of lhem ed"arooncl the Lcarys' station wag:oo on
CO\Jld have goJlen oU t,he ground. wlthgul Dec .. 291 1968. ~ . T
U.S"f .. • . . Earlier, Reagan held· an hour.tong• • J;'yr~ll rtrt;•l(le9 talm.,and .q~1e~IJ
meeting with 30 members of hia. Student responsive throughout the sustained il't--
Advl&Ol"y. ~u,, comprising .. student \errogaUon . lg. I s.,u,,,rlor .Court. Jude•
body 'presldents. a yrpQ K. Mc1'jlliln'o courtroom. And he
· · • recalled In minul< . clellll !or La" the
Heisler Deserves : 'Better .-: evtpis ll>aL led . lo h~ booking or DI. (.eiiry. so: ,Mrs. Leary ud Jolm ,Bwlh \.tary. 20, • .
. The\flrllcer recounted ogain his '!P'lllnl
ef the aqto ·u lt ·sat with engine nnntn1
and 'a rear.door open in the m1w·ot &he
ro!ldwoy on , \I'~ .Drtye. And l\e,
repeated his e1rUer tesUmony ~t IRIJ'i ..
fuana ·IOd tsO...,. f~·in tile car 1111<1
en the persxt1 of thei three .,_.. 111
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" Marbelite LightS Turned Dow1~ fo r._ ~'ar·k ~·,
• .
Marbelilt alectl'ollers soond pr<Uy. !an-
ey,' bpt they'fe not 1ood enouih ror the
Heisler Part 1rea, ~ Stach pl•~
ni"I commllaioners concluded In i Mon-
dey nlll>t study ..,.ton. . ,
l'be c:s><na>¥oft ll1toiiod lo • •l<port
r...,. City Plaoria,AI Autry on p/ogress or pi... for underslwndln1 udlidos in tllO Art Colony.
Rlquire.I by the stale Publlo Uliltti<s
Commi.saton to sel mde a 1mall percen-
t•~• on llM!lr annual pi'Ollt low'!'d un-
dcrgroondlna projecta, the uUIJUca .,.,,,.
pull11«•mtrlbula.lll,GOI a year lo tllia
work fn the Laiuna m!a he. ·~kl. decoralive Marbelile ·~te'ctroli~rs for~
A lot.I of 111,000 now lo aval)oble In. i itreet Uihllni." .
thl! !und and the Southern ICallfornla 1 • "Collldi1't •we hove · a cbqic!e• or iiihl
Ed""° Company 11 mdy to proceed with ~-"' • 1 .. 1 1 . d n--ias1 t un<1eraroondln& in the Cliff Drive-Heisler _,....ar .. .s, 1 R ~ u r e ~nm oqe
park a~a. , . Ctafle~ J,Ohntdn. · · ' · •
, Al prfii1ou1 'piah 'lo spend tJ/e mooey \in , · "Whal I' jllace'!i> put torpelhlng really
downtown alle1,s had been rejected, elegant!" Qreed Chatman Ff'f!d Briggs.'
Autry explained, because tt [ailed lo 111eet "Marbellte 'lm't soodL""°"8h. Wt 1Jh9uld
the PU~ CO!\dlUon of contributing lo .1~ somtthl?. tha~ wlu really add •\ii= ae&tbetl" In 1 maaner <hat . bencllts the to the , they get an lhlt sturr
enUre comm\lnlty. tinder , " ·
Arler burylnl lll!ht and ~ w~es Autrj 111d IM! would btoach the matter
and r'tmovtni u"'1ghli)l .poleo. 1le said, ' with' Ille Edloon Company. • · •
lbO iloctric ._ wQllld lllatall ",\JOit~ • JU<ftd.JriiP., ., . ,
a reau~·orMs lell'Clh. . ' , ,
· Law1 .di>st questlonll\r -.lo be
aimed et1marily •t the llchtlnl -0.
h'ad lo work 1ftlh, ii' u.f 'Ume:.GI -
IU\d what the offlttr ·could set in tlfe.
gla,re o( lili huhlillft: ' ' · ' "·
Pu'rcell" 1iatn tiHlrh1ued lhllt•he 11w:
enough lo Immediately -tile trio Off
l\lirootlct Cbarps ond •he .. .,...., todly
the lestJmony of[ered ,In elfller court
hearings :1tbat dru1's Wtl"I found in ,.v.,:Y;
Ing qu•nttt1¥. thot ·John Leary wa. In
his 01>inlon. undtt Ille 1onumce of
dangeroUI dTU" •tid 11\at'lh< l1mlly'1
bottered 1talbn wap reoted ol1lto IMlor
ol bunilq mu!jll ....
•
. . . . ' .. ' nance could be u~led. .
'Ostrander • u.Jd, "'if uie~buiiMunien
don't Uie the ordinance it beb0o'9S lbem
lo help get,lt.clha111ed." ~ ....
thal allJlou&h he1 bad not warted, O!I
r~rmulaUon of the Rgn ocdinar.Qe, a pod
many bus~smen'1ditl. •
Benner said , :the Palm S p r J n 1.1
otdinanoe Is far niOre strin(ent'iMn Ute'
Ofle ln 1tlguna BeaebJ I~ hN'to
st:art,somewberei" he sa~ addinc •"but
(Seo SIGNS,,Pqe U
Old .Guard
Sen.Schrade
SACRAMENTO ·.(UPI) Sen. Jacl;
sClva~e·, ~ted Sen°'l. Howard', wrj .. I
I~ or tlje slate ~I< lodal( In a
rotallalotT purge or the.. "ord &M" '
1'"1t11t i·~1 'lir~" •(Earillr''-Y ~ .. , ~ ·'~ J '), , • .. I '
~ .. 't'l-tear-old former daia ~1.,1( ........ and,nilko.,dlrector fnim..San
llill6. ·""-iatety ·-...S. "I boW
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·n<allce lowitdo · · " · '
;1> , 1 jlj~~~~~·
· • :ts. , · 'tiina: a .,. 1
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cMed-doorJ executiYe selsion ind"'tben
repealilcrmpijblle 0tt lbe'Seoatt lloar.
W1y, 51 wu president pro tern.of the
Seolilt ' only 274 days, The moderate
. !,\opubllcao from Eletor. beal -ron
Sin. Hugh M. Burns (0.Frano). JUI
y~ar ,after 1 ij;le con.servaµve Democrat
had held the Senate!• top jbb since llS7.
Sporting 1 'bJa lril!. Burne . mnarbd
afterward lo qe,wsmen:
"Sen: Way Ind I have a l!)t i~ C?"'l'nOfl
-I was pro tetn the longestol any man
In California history; he.. wu pro tem the
!hortel!ll of any n'lan."
Thirteen Democrats and 10
Republlcaas aided wltb Schrade. . .
tbs 2 Niguel Y
Remain Critical
Two Lquna Niguel )'OUtha bumad In a
gasoline . exploelon Sunday remaJn .1n
critlcal condition today at Orana:e Count7
lifedlcal Center.
Stephen Martin, 19, and Jim Poe, IT,
both or 24331 Los N11anjas, Laguna
Nigue l, surrered second and third dqreo
burna over. more than 40 peieenl of their
bodies when 1 ·au tank they were clUn-
ing e1ploded.
They are beln1 trca\ed In tbe bum imll
of the medical center.
Si-le Jtllll'lcet
NEW YORK (AP)· -The stock marl< et
tumbled sharply Late. today u a oumber
of unusually lar1e bloc:ka of ahara were
traded ·at Jouei (See quota1Jona1 Pa1et
JO.U ).
Had ll not been <or the big blocks, trad-ihg would have been .at a sluglab pace.
Oru1e'
Weal.lier
• Thole drippy al;ln should dry tip tonJpt and make "way for sunny
,...tiler 01> Wedneeday. Tempera.
t""' along Ille Oron1e Coael will
hlt &1 while ,inland readlnp are
tabbed al ..
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• U•emplou-nt m 0 r • • g <
Count¥ •.-~</l ·~ .U.IUM lllQA
itt • .lttit1¥1rt1 1.:r,.dnd' f•~--1· outlook U i11tn 6locMr. ·Sit
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Bo'f.l~rs,
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Planners
ID Accord
· Lqunl S-h planning c:munlsalonm
and lawn bowlera took one more turn
litWod tho Hobler Park bowling .,....
Monday-night "&nd ttrls-ttme-the mos!c-
·111oppec1 when they roached tht IOUill
!!ldt.
"W1 ...,,, to have foond a bam -
tion," Mid CommJ.sa1ooer J o I \P h..
Tomohak.
• For the rtJ:st Ume tn months, bowlers
and planners apptated to have reKbed
an accord <m 1 klcation f« tbt bowlers'
JOnc·planned clubt>oule.
It wW be situated on the oouth aide ol
tl1" ......,., abllttln( the ohulfleboanf
Coorll. ,,,. bulldlna. 10 ba dttlined by
archllecl P-Otlrandtr will ba ti !eel
wide and about Ill feet lonf, runnln( at
till>I ariJI• f'nlm Clltf Drive and ~ ap-
~at.ly tht aame helll)lt u the n>ol
OI the shulfieboard courll.
' It wlll contain locker rooms, reat room1
and a coffee bar area •nd wW M
lieparated·from the adjacent ~ by. a
lb:...foot public walkway, with room for
opectit«s.
As bowlers and contml11l one rs
gather9d around a map of the area, plot-
ting d1*nces, commissioner Dr. Robert
Fnneh cjulpped. "What hap~ -
we're tn love agaln!"
It wu a marked difference from the
previouJ week'• !talon when ~
rnWioner1 blllted tentaUve pltnl for a
JOng, low buUding on the ocean skle of the lree111 as too big, too ugly and generally
unaccrptable.
' Al that l!Dle, Oltrand<r had ogfll and
received authorb:atlon to review the '""'
~re area in the hope of rtndi.n1 a mqre
sull41>le <e.
Prevloutl~. the bowlen had -Pl.,..
nln8i Commission and City Council ap..
proval of a bulldin1 on the north end of
\h• .,...., and tht city aUOrney had cone
60 far u to draw up a lease tettina forth
conditions al uae. The bOwlm plan to pay
!or the clubhou8' the1118tlvtl and turn It
ovar lo 1111 clly.
The north atle w11 dilcarded btct UM
af bulldlni cost ..and the need for ID ti•
c<s&IYI nwnber ol steps on Iba alopln&
Jocation.
A ,,... katlon on the ocean !!ldt then
waa approved by both tha Plannin& Com-
m1 .. 1on and ctti. Cooncll, with Iba pro-
v111oa that bul""N plinl ba 1ubmltled
for review lo Insure preeervatl-Oll ol tht
view acrau the park. ~ It d<veloped that tht1 could ba ac-
C001pitlhed on1y by 1owertna tht bulldlnf
helpt on tba .,.... lldl to a def'ff that
would produce 1 wall-like appearance.
Tbe new alte, which 1lao won ,ttt. bkp-
ln( ol Iba city planning lllall, ~.lo aalllly ooe and all. · ·' .
"I think we11 ba lnvlUnr you lo th•
openJng In 5eptember," .. Id one aaUsfled
bowler, anUclpatlng Lasuna'• rolt u host
to 1 111Uon1l tournament In the fall
"Don't be too sure," llld h!a com-
panion. "Rtmtmber, this club-pr<>
jecl started back In 11152."
Mr. Bartusch's
Services Slated
Services "'ill be beld at 3 p.m. Wed·
nesda)' ln Paclllc View Chapel for Alfred
John Bartusch of 630 Cuprlen Way,
LBIWI• Beach. Pifr. Bartusch died Sunday
in Beverly Manor Conv1le1Ctnt Home,
La(una Hilb, at the a(O ol 11. Dr. Ray C.
Gery will o!Oclate.
Survivors include two d•U1hters, Mrs.
Dorothy A. v .. t of Laguna Beach and
Carol Bartuscb of the hoµ1e; two aona.
Dr. Walter E. Barton ol Wuhln(lon, D.C.
and Alfred J . Barluach Jr. of Oklahoma
City, Okla.:· five gr1ndchlldr"1 and lour
are.at grandcblldrm. ,....
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Oa.ANOa CO.UT 1'1191.WllM9 U»IW'AHY
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Al1li•" "· Nell L ...... 1.-dl CltW .. 11W ----212 ,., •• t .A.ftll~·
M•lli"t ..,..,, .. ,, P.O. h • 666, t l65t
C..11 Mtll: Ut W•I ••Y llt"'1'M
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Stiur. f~om a Sh-eepdog
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Plan1aers Declfle
Budgetff o·o Close . . . .
·T9 ·Rock-Bottom
• Laguna Beach planni111 commiaslc:mer-a
previewed the Planning Department'•
proposed budgei request for the· coming
flaeal year Monday light and cOl!cluded tt
was a litUe too "rock bottom" for iheir
liking.
AUed by Commilllon Secrelary Al
Autry lo lndlcl .. projectl they fe~ ahould
ba emJl!laslud Iii budpt alloc•tlona for
1970-7.1,. planners suggested he po!tpone
submitting the department request unUl
they could examine it ln detail.
Commiaalooer JGeeph Tomcblll: Wd he
would like lo ... funding !or a atudy that •
mighl help speed up Iba Wldt~g
of utilitiea, over and •tiove the work that
can be done with money &et aside by the
Storm Hits ,
But County
Loss Minimal
• utilitlel mmpanies.
Commll&lontr Carl Johnion llt into tho
travel allocaUon.
"You have an item of S70S for stare
travel and ·that includes $100 for luncheOn
meetings. That doesn't leave much for
gettin1 from one place to another to keep
up with what's going on. ID' my bultntu
tb1I woU)d be ridlcu!OUJ, ''
Autry agreed that It would be oI great
benefit to have staff members attend
planning meetinp and se~s. special
studies on legal aapecta of planning and
other sessions ln whlch projects un•
dertaktn 1n other cltle1 are analyzed, but
funds for thll actMly have been limited.
"I don't think we can have an expert
slaff unlw they aet around ," aaJd
John!on.
"i a1ao wondtr. '' said Tomehak, uwh1t
you can get with this SIOO for books and
publicaUons. You should have a decent
reference IJbrary."
Autry 11ald he bad started 1 :1mall
library on the limited budget.
one ol tha eUta, "Champion SUverohaag Carnival
Candy,',' an old En&ll•h lhaeP!log, throws up Its noia
a1 It g1v" the air lo a photographer during the_
Westminster Kennel Club Do& Sho\v in New York's
Johnson said he also felt It would be
very valuable to have the assl!lant city
attorney present at all PlaMirlg Com·
mission meetings. "It would till.Ve ~
time •nd the public's tlme," Charle&:
Trustees Learn
Master Plan
For Saddleback
6-~ plan for Iba l!VWtlt of s•
dllback CoDep· lo a 115 lo·llO mllllon-
cant(IUI -odatln( u DWll' u .
10,000 lludenll WU ouiltned Mmday
nlibt !or Saddleback tru11e11.
Architect Robert Lowrey ol \ha nnn
Rambet1 and Lowrey made 1 6i-mlnute
prutmation of a mock-up model.
photosraoba of Iba !<min. and ruulll ol
reologlcal and water now -...
He Aid .u he now tnvlllons tbe (&m•
pul, localld In Mfufon vi;jo, tt will -taln 7.000 parkin( ip&CQ !or tltO peak
llludlnt load at any "" time 11"111 an
mrollment of 7,IOO lo 10,000.
SaluraUm II upecled to ba roached
about 111$, be aafd.
'lite 115 lo 1311 mlllloo coat ol campwt
bulldfnp, Lowrey aald, II a rouch, 1ooaa
elllmot..
8ol1'd membera 11.ld they were not at
lhll point stvtnr approval' to Hpllldlt&llt
ol IDj' amount.
Tllo mocl<<tp model Lowroy pnpmd
will bt Oil dllpl'l' Saturdl7 when the co~
ltp ltolcla an open hoUJe In conJuncllon
• wltb permanent campua dedletUon ,
ctremooltl lrom 1:111 lo 1 p.m.
8addleback. trustees, alter helrlna
l.owrey'1 preae.nt«Uon, llVt him the &o
: ahead lo prtpare 1 mutlr plan 1 booklet
including photographs and schematic
maps.
Ramberg emphasized that the ma ster
plan ~ a guide and nothing more and that
it wlll be subject to periodic review.
In another action, the board aulhorl2ed
Lowrey to begin drawing plam for a
library complex. 'Ibe comple1 will ln·
elude space for in!Ull use as classrooms
later to be grown into by the library. '
. It is esaenUal the library complex, the
first non-prefabricated bulldi.na, be com·
pleted in Ume for the 1972-73 school year
College Superintendent Fred Bremer told
trustees.
The library complex was to co:!t M
million but the junior colle1e district only
has 43.a milllon lefl in local bond money
while liate funds are tied Up and unable
to be gold at the current interest rate!.
Lowrey in bis deaJgn Is to cut back on
the plan with the assumpUon Saddleback
will have to co &he ftnancina alone.
Tricia Recovering
WASllli;GTON (UPI) -Tricia Nllon
haa,told herJather abe ls "feeling better"
and her meules are be!llMlnr lo dl11p.
pear.
Mafuon Squan Garden. Dranp Coonly bald Its own Monday In
the wake of an 1.lntlpecled storm wh.leh
i?tOOiht »-milH.n-hour winds to the
Orange Coast anci capsiied a boal iil
Newport Harbor.
Johnlon agreed. "It would be 1 great
htlp to hive le1al counsel to answer
aome of tl\t quesUons that come from the
audlen<'t." '
Capo Trustees Outline
Cuts if Override Fails
On the IOOth anniversary of the U.S.
Weather Service, the elements celebrated
by ~'hipping up thunder, lightning and
,ltllsty winds -on a day when just a
.. chance of a few sprinkles" was
predicted.
Autry said the present arrangement Is
to have the attorney. atlend weekly staff
meetings to discuss legal aspects or in-
dlv1~a! cases, and only attend public
meetings that promise "difficulties."
"It looks to me like &: penny wile and
pound foolish budget." said Tomehak. "t
feel we should take anothtr look at It and
come up with some suggestions and some
figures." '
By PAMW HALLAN -or--.. 0•11Y f'lltl ,,-.;
Speclll<: u .. 1 lo be cut In the event the
&0-cent lax ovtrrlde falls March 10 were
apelled out Monday nlsht to Capistrano
Unlfled School Dl1trlct trwtee1.
Of maJot concern wia the probabla five
period d'l' at San C'-1rte lllah school
wlllch 'llii ldl1lllilllr1U1t1 fee!J would Jeo-wdfie. !Iii; 'iil!ool'• ·,*""ltatlon and
nfakl fl'dllJlcilJl;for l!'iduatln( Hniorl lo
pt.Into.major WilvtrsfU...
"The five-period di)' would set u1 back
IO lo 100 yeara," uld SUperlntendent
Tnunan Benedict. '"nle only way we
could teach vocational, bu 1 I n e , s ,
lanemlkln1, ROTC Ind other auch coune1 would be lo eliminate the fourth
1'I' ~ Englllh, lclence, math and
-Pl fine and pracUcal orts. We would he dettroylns what we have built up.••
S.m Olica1, UJl.ltlnt superintendent
!or buslneu Hrvlca aald tba hip 1ehool
aecredttaUon come1 up for review next
y .. r. H• allO aaJd that wl\h only 20
COUJ'l<I !alien by. a llludent dlil1nt ille
lour yean, 17 or ti would ba tho,.
n6CtllltY for college entrance in
California.
The administration estimated thnt
$285,000 could be saved In personnel costs
by reducing the high school day and by
maklo,11: small staff cuts In other achoola.
Another area of concern was the pro-
posed trantpOrtatlon cul! which would
lengthen the w1lking distances from two
to tour mlles for high school atudenll.;,
from one to two miles for elementary and
junior high students, grades four through
eight and from three fourths to one and tt
hall miles for kindergarten through third
grades.
This would redUN the number of buses
required from 29 'to 23 with a total reduc·
tion in costs estimated at $84,000.
Trustee Robert Beasley pointed out
problems . the transportatioo cuta would
caute Jncludlllg the Jncru1e of hlt·
chhiking among higb school students and
the reduction of s1fcty of young students
walking to school.
"l would hate to aee small ch.lkiren
making thtir way to achoo! on curving
streets without sidewalks. It's 1 ud d1y
if we come to thia," 1dded Benedict.
School board critic Al Powelson said he
thought the esercise would be "good for
them."
Othtr areas to be cut would be:
-Removal of projected additions and
further reduction of clerical ptrlOllOel in·
cludlnl cier~-akl11 at eJ em en t a r y
achoo~. dlatrlct and lcltool llbriry clerks,
dllt~ct office cltrlu ~· Jll"lar and
senior h11h lnstructlonel aides, $M,OOO.
-Removal of projected addlil-ons to the
maintenace department tncludln1 four
maintenance men and three grounds
men, '51,000.
. -Ellmlnatlon of non·ttlmburaable trips
Including all 1ehool llold and ltudy trips.
re&War athletk: trips for Bee, Cee and
Jayveea, GAA acilv1Uea, swlm clasaes,
special programs, rooter bwea:, club ac·
UvlUea, honor orchestra and choir,
$21,350.
-Reduction of capital outlay e1-
pendlture includln1 d!Jtrldwide alle Im·
provement, major bulldln& Improvement,
library booll:1, adminlJtration 111. d
buatneaa service equJpment, edilcallon
service equJpment, elemenla.ry library
equipment, music equipment
(d.Jslllctwlde) and others, '91,e.50.
--Curriculum planning, 110,000.
-EllmlnaUon of 1WDD1er school,
138,llOO.
-lnatrucUonal supplies, textbooU and
olhtr bool<J, !30,llOO.
-Removal of additional aaslanments
• lncludln1 Bee, Cee, Jayvee, frosh, Junie>r
tllgh school athletics, the dlreclOl'I of ac--
ti vities, drama., publications, G A A 1
110,000.
The admlnlstratlon dkl leave five -per·
cent coat of living increases for all
employes 1n the b\!dget.
Benedict Indicated that he was follow-
ing the lead of Gov. Ronald Reagan who
recently gave increases to slate employes.
Trustee Stan Kelley questioned this ex·
penditure implying that normal step in·
creases would CQnstitute a raise for most
personnel
Other alternate suggeatlons were made
by Tru.stee Tom Winget who recom-
mended that the administratie>n study the
poaa lbility o( using one principal for two
schools and strewnllning the purthasing
department.
Major accidents were averted in the
county, 1ltbough the California Highway
Patrol-reported "a whole stui of feoder
benders" on raln-111ck -~nly highways.
The Orange County Harbor District
reported one boat had capsized and
ane>ther was pulled loose from its moor·
in~s in NewpClrt Harbor.
"But that wasn't much damap when
you consider the wJnds were 1ver•linc 18
miles an hour," a Harbor District offtclal
said. The winds later reached a peak
velocity in the bay of 35 m.p.h at 3:40
a.m. today.
No damage was reported to llallt plants
tied down at the Orange COunty Airport.
"We bad a lot (1f water but no damage ,"
a spokesman nottd.
Only one power outage "'as reported
that in Garden Grove whtn the blowup of
a trafi!fonner. at 5 p.m. left 260
cutomers without power for more i!i&n
four houra.
· · The storin reaped a greater ton both ln
Los Angeles County to the north and San nteao County to the JOUth. A ruh ot t1af.
fie accldtnll and ))O'Wer outa1es were
reported In bOth areas.
Autry was instructed to seek a
.. JIOltpQnement-for· presentatJon or· the
budget request. · ~ . ..,.
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we might try to make the change easier."
PhUUps said, "My CQmplalnl la 1ny
governing body telling me at a certain
poil'lt that J hive to spend 10 much
money."
PhlllJpa said Burbank had to repeal
such an ordinance and allow bu1lnesamen
to make the chanie as It became
economically feasible. Benner said Palm
Sprlnga . had a formula tyln1 the time
allowed for chan1lng a sign program to
the expense involved ..
Ile-suggeiled the city be asked to look
into the possibility or establlshlng: such •
formula. Holcomb referred to the sign re-
quirements as a "unnecessary expense."
Praying for Bell
Church Appeals to Tliieves
Prayers o( the Assembly of God.'1 Faith
Chapel In El Toro today tolled for their
bell, stolen over the weekend from the
belfry of their hlatorlc little church.
Mrs. Ferguson A. Wilson, wife of the
church pastor, said the bell and cam age
were atoltn Saturday night by thieves
who used a ladder. She estimated il
weta:hed 300 to too pounds.
The congre1at1on prayed together Sun·
day night that the thieves would have a
change of heart and re.tum the bell to the
chapel, U031 El Toro Road.
''It's priceless to us," stild Mrs.. Wilson
adding that the bell had been v1lued at
$.'1,000. She said 1t was cast in bronze with
a LaUn inscription, ''St. Anthony''
Mission, 1915."
The historic little charch constructed in
mld·1890s wu the first school house for
settlers ~f the Saddleback Valley. It later
served as a Catholic Church a.nd wa1 purchaled by the Assembly of God group
tut October.
Thty recently moved the church ba ck
from its foundation to make room for
widening of El Toro Road .
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FAMOUS BRAND NAME
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Se~ret Letters CARPETING We feature • comit~te 1el•cfion of fe ~rics
e1ut celors t o enht nce •nd compliment your
c•rp.tln9.
CALt FOR FREE ESTIMATES
IN YOUR HOM E.
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Jackie Notes W 01i't Be Auctio1ied
NEW YORK (AP) -Four old l11ler1
from Jacqutlll'!t Kennedy Ooaaal.s to for· mer Deputy Otfi!1'19e Secretary Rosw11l
Gilpatric "ere slat~ for 11le at auction
March 12 but were withdrawn when GIJ.
patrlc said they were stolen, autosraph
dttlfl' Charlt1 Hamilton dl1Clond today.
Hamilton Mid \ha tellers probably
would hive brought anywheri from 12,00IJ
lo $4,000 U they had bun 111cUoned u
pla111td. Bu~ he llld, he teamed Monday that
lbe1 mlgbt lit lloltn and telephened Gil-
patric, who verified th1t the letters had
batn takU from Iba lllu ID ht1 l1w of-
fte<.
Gllp1trlc could llOl ba reached lmmedl-
at.ly.. .
Hamllton nld he could not ldenUfy thi
man who brouihl the Jetttrs to him but
that be wu "'a very reputable man -a
pro{euional. He "'as a petaon of lntea·
rltt· .
1 He told me," the dealer\ conUnued,
"that be-wu acdn1 ror ~ owntr of the
lell•rs • ; • In ll1)' buolne5' II doeJn't P\1
to ptesa too hard on ownerJblp, btcau.s1
you olttn •mbarrw people.
"But I told him there would be • great
deal of publicity about the letters, be-
cause the more publicity. the better price
they would bring. I said Ltils with the
idea that if they were &~Olen, he wouldn't
want publldty. But he .eemed enthusla~
tic that there would be a lot al publlcity.''
Tht dealer said he told Gilpatric that
he would withdraw the letters from the
~ale and return them to Giipatric if the
attorney would give hi.I "wurance that
he would take action."
"I said the thief should be prosecuted,"
ltamilton said. "He gave me that assur.
ance."
Police headquarters uld today th1t no
complaint hid been filed with police con-
cernln& the affair.
Hamllton said he paid a $500 advance
for the letters, w.hich included 1n April
18, 1961 Jetter on White House 1t1tlonery,
tind one dated Nov. 13, 1968. and milled
from Oruce ln an envelope. bearing the
nam~ of the yacht ChrbUna.
Tht rotmer rlrsi Lady WI! nn her
honeymoon with millionaire shipowner
Arj110lle On1Ss!J-1boaril ill• yachl at tho
lime.
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VO~. 63, NO. '34; 2 SECTIONS, 26 PA'GES ORANGE COUNTY,' CAl"°RNIA' TUESDAY, FEIRU.UY 10. 1'1fl ,
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Newp0,~~ Want-~ ~-:s--.---..-an~;,Hauler~ ,to · Haul Rocks
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Tbe lumbuin1 sand·hauling machines pponda which have appeared' by~ the score Dir~or Robert. R.eed.j)as warned.
which have rumbled along the bcache3 ol oft the beach and in the aurf ·tone. And a more immediate problem in-
West. New~ hive &ooe. . 1 , U·tht (Odui art.not QI.ken oU, counciJ.. volVf! pot.tnt.ially heavy damaae to the.
But that t prectaely lhe problem. 111'• lliMd.'.l',o city ..W ·~ to •ccepl cl""• tine '2Qlt•beach ·c!Oaners wbJch Newport's City Council wants some -o( the beicb · Wbeb Ill juriidlctlon iJ re--'' . ' lhe'tpachines b?ck for an extended..,tar.. tumid by-~ CCirpl of Eniioetrs. .. can be cnppled U even one reek ~ea
but not, couQcllmeo ·itres!ed ·Mondaj, {or .Tbe ~''!'Ill invlde many more 1oged In 1he works. •• t
more sand hauling. -· pro&Jedil ,._.~1*e&Jq an U&)Y · City Gtne.ral Servicu Director 'Jake.
T_he city want! eome machlnes •to take 'be~4Cll'RtP«fq;---· -Mynderse told councilmen tha~ lhe~fint some of tbe materiaJ 9(t the tfe.a~s. SafltJ pnilifiDI. -.re. aare to. crop up time his crews trltd ~ clean the. beach
In question are hundreds ol rocb 11111 alq tlle beldl II !he 'boulden ll111tr al!er 1he equipment bad -that bou~, rlllllini In weilbl·from 10 to 110 • inlo1·111o· •"'"\I! ·aa1tbl, -Safety Ille cleaner made one pau Wllh ~ belYJ' ..
.---'4--.. --". • PSA Restiicted
:Air L·ease ~Win !
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Vote
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. . . ' Cowlty .' SppellviM!ls today approved Vi<.10r'Y for dly Officials fn:m the· Harbor tr~fe.r of ~ CaUloirda's county airport Area wbo ·Qve ~been. urgin&• that the
J~e · to : ~cifk Sou~weat Airlines coUnay ..,.liidude Ow. anU-09llt _provisions.
Rain Mars ·Bon4 ,Override ;Election .::.·
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A l~l check , ot r ·~ p r e a e.·n t a t •I v °e I)' Increase fionl five to seven percent CorOna def Mar ffich (EaatbluU} -116
preclncta. before noon today l~ated a the Qfferable interest rate on $9 million in vo&ed CMll of 2,9 ellglble.
coinparatlvety light voter turnout ' for un~ ·.Cboer liolidf· 1e11 ohr".!riiln tbe Neiopcirt ·-tory · t~bda)· -N
Newport·MeSfl .Unified . School r,Matrli;t'•. ambl.mi' :appi"oied • at' .five 1:perctnt tlaat • voted oalc( ljl• ellg:lble. " •
tai override and bond interest. lncieue year~ .... ,. -' · • · • , 1 1 Marmeta:Sdllof•(WIRdlfO-71nted
election. , · i).ll~Ue..the ·lax rate {or oper:iUng out ot 't;Mt..eu,lblt. · ' l ,
CESA). But· sµ~isorJ-S~on som~ 1be IPll'OVai comes •-week after the
new ~lc:N oo flight hoUJ:s, averaie lease assignment was turned doWn be-
d¢1y flights and weight limilaUons. cause board memben CCllld not agree oo
No appreclab&e riln bad fallen at ·lhc exPefttles by 'to cehll nel:t )-fe'ar:a~r • Mwi V~ ~--lOl--·.tet
-. tfl'oe-the check was made,~bul gray-a~ , II ctnts. the ~, yefr.-and~I& ~ 1,511 ~-·, \. _ .... • • •
made it a constant threat. . · m<ire for "• total of 17'cents .Oie Utird ye111 IJr.cfbtrih SchoOJ (wtaidl,-.1 Oill.t
...--.-11US-moniing'1 a"'<:tfoii m4!ant i 'iU'Ofig'"" -lhTT.iStie.
~, Supervisors David Biler and Robert
C·ity Or&rs
Master Pla1i
Of BackBav
ol
BatUn voted agaln!t ~ original transfer
proposal' because they did not believe
restri¢Jons In ~ leue were strong
e...,gh.
According to Couily Couruiet Adrian
Kuyper a four-fifths 1"11jority was needed
to ·approve 9UCh 1 lease: That was lack-
ing last wee~.
'Today's approval was unanimou:;.
Jri the week-lonit: study period, Board
Chairman Alton E. -Allen propoaed a
flight limlllllon pion whioh Baker· said
I ~JORN-.:;,VAJ.:'2¥ · he would aizre,e .t.e~ The MW ... qreement ·~~~ o111:i ~, "" the • lll)'ll, l!>IJ Al\' i:ill '!iii H funit" to ft.7 JulUl'I! of Upper Newport Bay and the ·i..,rlplflllli\lf pt/· &ij:'
Tide1ands exchan-a-mtenl between ~·.4Ufo aa1d UJe aver1ge1 "'ere based~on •¥ e· ""T' the rumbtr al passenger11 who used the
the,1"Jlne com'!'°y .. llld Ol-01111e Coopity, airtioe in Jlfl .. Basd"" the·projecUons.
NF:nm;\-Beachs City Coilll<ll ~ Air Cal win be 111oJfep 221 fl!ilits per a~ tG-faunch itl own master plan study diy iif 19'(1 'aitd 21.t' .in 1J'7i.
ol 4he ...... .,. -• . . '!lie •lrllne )1<0xpectal-tb keep the Air '.fbe dt.Y .acUtin drew lf!l!Tledial.e pro-California name despitt' ll merger with ?Qlses ,of coopdaUon from frvlne Com· PSA:. · . . .
pany PfUident Willi~ ~' lt1a'sqn/ wh.o SuperviJrors ·sfipulated twp n1ihts pc,r ~id his . company's stud~es on the bay ~ay w:tlt be added 'to the 1970 average if
would be .made available to the. tlty. tile airline wins routef to San Die1o. A~
The · coUncll acted unanimoosly on the plications for ·the new routes ilre pending
plans for the study. but b:aJked at sug-befort the state PUblic Utilities Commis-~ bY COiii>clliifinPilil-r.Grober-siOiO(PUCl.
that Newport jo~ lhe Superior Court sull An addltional two flilhts per week
on the exchan~e to assert 'claipis-thal the ,v·ue added Jo the a~nt tn take in
tfdeJ,11nsts. belonJ to the city, not the coun-1 (See AIR .Ll!!AS!', Pare Z)
tj .
,The-action for -the-study Came. after 1
re.PQrt from a Special!>' thnned council
~ttee set up to e.iB.mine. the UpJ>"..r Bax~ ~ ,111111 exchange. · ' ,
"We.16efleve that such a plannln& study iS an eSseiltial p~Site' to informed
declsJcin. making , cooce~ Upper '
Newport 1Bay by the City, Council," the
C9mmiit.ee Mild,· ''rqardlesS of 'whether
the pre.sent , land, exchang;e.· Is coo-
sumtnated· or developmen~ occurs under
o&her circumStances." -...
"l~.wouht ctrtain!Y aar.ee that auc::b a
-stuay-ls essential." Ma90n said later. --
He said -he also iireed wi~-lhe city
tllat the estuary. would be dtveloped 00:
way or another. . .
All/Irvine study data "reI1nnl to i-.
ecololY and devek>pmeal pOtentlal'' of
the U~ Bay .....id be made arail>bio
to the dty, Ma!On adc1e4. . ""
Gruber, who tn rectnt months has
, (See'BACK JIAY, P~ %1
''C9Ut '
Gordon Kilmer
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Gets Concession .
At CdM's Beach
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: A city employe with eight year.s• ex-Ped~ with· coocessions and parking
lots at eon.. de1 Mar Main Beaeb Mon-
day won a bid to· ,optrllt the aistln1 food
oonce~lon lhefe. and a otw one to· be
.. built nearby. • 1 ·
After morejhan an'hour's deliberation,
Jncludiq belvy .gr!W., ol the winning
!"~· 1 G«doo Ki1mer, the cooncil
•IT'! '!', .,j..int htm 1he lease over bids of· two OUJU' top contenden.
Councilman' t!!nt J. Gruber led the op-
position to Kibner's selection. Gruber · questioned~ dly liaison ald!:'1 age (mid ~l aod e1pe1ience.
LOSES SENATE LEADERSHIP
Slate Solon Way'·
S,¢hra<le · OfUlB : ,
W ay-cis Cliief
Of State Senate
. . ' •SACRAMENTO ( UPIJ ~ Sen. J>ek ~1ad6 ousted Sen. Ho~ard Way as
Je·ader of the state Senate today in a
retallatqr)r purge of the "ofd guard"
against "young turks." (Earlier stpry
page a.)
Schrad~. a 67·year-old former danc:!e
hall bouncer and ·rodeo director 'from San
Diego, lrhmediately annoUnced1 "I hold
nO ·mallce towards anyone."
The t<OOservaUVe RepublicaD ;defeated ·
Way on a 23-12 VQte;-O.rst-held1""dming--a
closfd-door,s. executive session and then
repeated in public oo~ Senate' floor.
Way, 51 was preltdent 'ro tern 'of lhe
~te on!Y .. 271 .di1'l .Tbe ~raje
Rewb.llcan frpm 'Eleter beat vetenn
sen. Hugh M .. Burns'~.(O.F~sno ),:. .last
ytar after the conserv.alive Dtrnocral
h'Ad held the Senate:s top job since 1957'. ·
Spartin& a big grin; Bums remarked
afterward lo •new!fllttl: '
"Sen. Way and I have a lot in commoo
- l wu pro tem the longest of any man
hr,Callfomta hi!tory: he was proJem Ule
shorte1t of any man.!' '
ThlrJeen D ·e oi p c r·,1 I a· an4 10
RepulSll<11m slde<I wllb Sch~.
Staek lll•rkec
NEW YORK.CAP) -The stock market
tumb)ed . ..sharply. late today as a numt:ier
of unusually large blocks of shares were
lr~ al !oases. (Set q4otaUom, Pages
10-11).
f •
·fn -l\le· ¥CCessful ~ election a y~ar and~theteatter. •· · 1 • Mesa) -54 vo&ed out...af 1.1• eJipb'I. • ._ ~ ago the final voter tymout was 41.$ 'per· . ~re. is. what :~ spot, ctK.-<:k· or pollip,& 1 Wilson Sthoo&, (W_.. Calta: M .. }
cent:For;tY·four pe,~n\ o(_~l!ilble vote.Ts· pl~;~fo.ry:,~n.aho)v~d : · ~ -$7 Yl'tte<i. ou
1
t ol 11~ ~le. • • •• For up-to-t1ue-minµte ekctiol'l ·re·
sulr1 telephone N',wport-Me.~ Uiiffed
SCliool District at 645-0600. rir1i re·
turn.t .ore e.xvected about, 8:30 p.m. ' . . ~.~pn Ur·ges Mohilimtion
casl ballots in the · losl.!!I, l}eM eiecUo11 , ~ • , • •
OVertwoyean.-..i :i•Jl,'.~i,i'.J.'.t.'; .. ~,: /'7"1 :•, •.:_ u· s : ,t '•' I ·w·· .1. ', u:.:~::~~'l:a~1~~Me: ~Q ~ea11 . -· ... .air; . a ·er··
should fall betwee.1 15 • ,. _ -· t .
The period o1·11eoV1es1 -.;a ijllhe 0W'ASHl~Tt/l' cun11 -PrU)d,tril vlronmel.t call• for ·• tdtll ~
e<enin& hours belor~pollo .io....11 Ip,,.. N[J<Oii cii1i<d tocla• '1oc "a t.!~t'f b~.1ll ol uo. ll mwlves sqvanmeiil.11 Lall•'....._'"" ~., ... ,_l ~" · ~r ·"' '""71 1"'el • ...:.:.'l... .... ...._~. pat11cu1~-:-~.· -.,,w~"''" lle!l~.1""n.Mi~ln. . • ~.· ; ., ·:--.·~ ....... ....,
olgantze<J 1~ mJ. .iolnlpmlJI lt·o:>-1. ~~~:t1'•n ·tilt al~, }Y''Jlle--'f'l~t.;..n 1 .. ulre. oJ the ...,,_j fn.
mind parents ol achool chlklrU to Ytilel . nilb.'11 ~lu£ed waters. -'if~: · Vlr•J=.•• ....... 11b' ,,.r,mr ~a Fl~ ~ ~ '!ft l~··,i '1)ecla,r m~sqe ~~ ~ J t'lilft.;. ':d'°tbroulltWblclt.ftlllllan
planning lo piaite llllif tttepliont callS to folloWinl ~p his Slale'of lbe·Uiilai ~ • Wllllld ' lie .alillllrizedi to belp• -· Md
parents again lh111evinlng. ' · -•-·1 the ' • · 1oool -'build-->liut. E~ly turnout &oday rlntfld ·n:om four . to m~ t ~anini env~ thl meat fadlitl to seven pe'rcent or •Helble voters: Early Pl'it!&f'Y effort of the 70s,, Mzon ~ • ei. •· '
voting at -th1!. ..mt-hour~lalltLyear wls •· lenglby_'plan for "(the fescue. olJ'Ut . "l'he" bUllon would have to be mat.
between seVen and 11 percent and . the , natQnl~ h1bitat." ,. . • 1 1 ched~by 'tl'bDti:ln in contrfbdtkiu• from
eleetion before it was between nine and ~ program !~elude~ a flO btlhon p~ stale and '9cal governments. A iplclal
t8 percent Jict for cle.ning up wattt~ and c:all1 for fe;cteral 'll'OUP called thf: • S.virmmilBtal
Al usual ·the be.viest eartf tumoul ao-rtsid.' regiJ!at,fons. to deal t With 111' ·and 1 finar)tj.ng authority would' be lit ·up ·to
da)' was ~in the trlldlUonal pre-tehool water_ poll'utir!I. ' • · ~ -l ' · ~ h~lp' ~ munlc;ipattbea ~ U. fin~ artas such• as Mesa· Verde in •"'the time has1come ·when we.can wa~ monty·lo rqeet·lheir stw;e•ot the a:ilt
Co6\a Meu, Eastbhirr ,and westcliff. ~ kwl~er to ~epalr •the damage. already 1 ,The P.ruldent said that woufd be IUf·
Harbor Hifh1and1 in 'Newport Beach -done and to eStabliah nt!w •criteria ~ fi~ient to.t.'Orlltruct abc>Pt r-,new treat•
lract home areas with many chlldren. guide ta'ld1 u.e·tuture," Nl1on-said.. meqt racUltia .and to , ~. and
ThetwoballOt-mwureaareto: 1'The task tf.dwifiiirup_.our t.cn.r upgradeJ,IOO~plan~.' -:"" _ ,,......., ___ .-.......:.-.---'
Caiidid~le~·seeks
• ·•J T I t l ' " : ', Sheltbli'.s, ·.seat . . . ~ . Richard Lawrence ol Cotona del Mar,
owoer oI the C<n\ral Newport Beach mt·
auranl ~ley l WtJI. toOli GUI ri>mina!ion
papers lod'!Y· and beCame the rfrst po-.
tfnlia,l candidate for lbe 1>islrict'SU C~y
COundl pG'!I. -----
If La\Yrehce files the documenls and l8 ·
ruled eligible, ~e . will . ~n .. for the seat
left vacant by Councilman Rdbe'r't She.I·
ton, who \viii not seek another term
April 14. .
The dearth or pcMentlal canffidates for
the Corona del 'M"t'Polt\Jon became the
cause fO! tome •IJ"" among councUmen
and obaervert in recent day1. •
Filing deadline for tht council · racr~
In lour di_stricts Is noon Thurs&!>.'.. Feb. 11, ----
ol-' ... '. ,, -'.
Mo;";.;.·.!
\\'eatllf!r· r ...
But \{lbMrr w~ hu served for years
u ·tIJe ~·· ~ for the 1llU beacli
oper'ltlons, liid •Uwort ol his l>wn. · Newpvrt'Okays Money'. - -......... ~ nio.. drippy skla should dry Iii' . _ lont&ht and make. way fot IUIUIJ
Several retlClentl of .Breakers 'Drive, a
.£ealdenU1L ~l on ,t11e bel\ch. praised
Kilmer highly ihd , qn<ed lb at U the
beach needed.'.'.'•~ hot. dog !land" at all,
then.JC!lmer would be fhe belt clloice to • '
·boldthe-,,.bolhconce .. 1..... F Sl . l t Pl . • -.., w.m..oiloY. l'emper• .......... ~Onnse Co¥I wlU
·bit .a wlll\o Wand re-.. ....
llblle<J.1t., ;
• '1N~101: mo"" • U1)tmJ>lowlrient in 0 r o n QI
'Count11 tHCtM!d 4" IJU.timt high
tn JtM'lttJTJ -arid Ftbnlarw'•
I OMtlook U cwn blocker. Ste
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Kilmet'• bid, councilmen leam<d, • or .. igna. s a a~q woold )'leld 111,411 better 1hiln tbe ~
liearffJ dmpe\Jtor over the JO-year ~ase .. · t
ptllriod. ~ .. • ' •" ' . ,, '
,...!J'he nurutcntendel! for the 'lucraUVe · ~' rOesplte stroni obje~lona ,f~ lJO all the expenses because the lndivfcfuat
lrae, 8eaki1t. •®erltis the conc:tssklns rnember1, Newport ~ach't' €fty. q>uncil 111nal ~ projeet.a . would' be blended ·brto
at. liuntlollon · Sllte' lif'.d'· 1 ,; d Monday niglrt :agr~ to '!'<nd P~.000 to priority . list! and could preeml!i '111 .. 1~
........ .utcinl the ooanctl to award. bujld. all needed' traffic , ~ in 1 for other parts of town where the ·need Is
Che bid tit tbelr favor cited pralle from Newport tenter over a 10-year perWd. jUati as crlU"81., • : , , · ·
tllll -let for their work. ' fl.e m~jorlty vote or the cound1 .\!"'"' Mc!nllil 1gned. iddlnj that lb! Irvifte. Jlul •ijol\tt.1 •Jiited wllh a twO'man thlt two othe! :p!_ans:-,one IA .which !lie -pany hail pnimJJed .. build .tfie ........... wllch ~Ille_,.., lrvlflt COmpany paid all llie lj>ati and I ~gnala when'.lhe tnlllll Newpbrl center
' matter .nd ~ tor ,K!ln\tt.' another; where the: bill ••s sput M-50 ,_ plal")s i:ame up for city a~ll r. 1
The ~ *tlI build Ille new con-Ion wUI be 1Cr1pped. I i ·'But Coil'* II man Robert llllelton, ·WM
sheft, but KJhner 'flD have w .-Id a,._. • Counc.Umen Howard .Rogers of "Ball::loa lltongfy;auPP.)rted di' majoritytdtcielon,• noo. Md brln& In hb own equtp,;,Ont, the ~nd Donald Mcinnis of ~est Newport , 90Jil tile • dty'a poiley' 011' ollDlb bad
agreenieoit atltes. Tbe coot of 1he iheif to both ttrongly opposed the Id lhal the 1 ohanged .~nee thell!. He ofted ' \he -
the city '""" from tu:OO. lo 141,000. .clly 1hould pay ~II the biU. !hon !*.il6 the' l!etller ylelds •ln city Ir>
The lower ·tsUmate was a last..tnlnute Each at the cooncHmen · off come .e-.ch year .. • ., ' '11 J ! ' *-: / ..,
chanJe by 11chitocis. The u1C1 co.t wtn aubllltute'm<illon! ..... a f1I~ lo pus, ; '1n w ;:!I); ceite•wtll'be pilying'lbe '~~j1sj t~l· ~.AJ:.}.iST.t
lie dele~ liter. ' Jlogen ,aa~ !'"~the city payy.g ! ?'~·~dl.fili:~ il~ll;''.'11!'.~: . . . , , , • ID UI' A'°'P1 ,S~~·"All~ n_ •
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• DAILY ,ILOT !ltff ,.,_.. NEWPORT'S TOP COPS ADMIRE HARDWARE AFTER EXCHANGE CLUB CEREMONIES
· Pollcem1n of tht Yur Wiikinson (Left), Suptrvlaor of the v .. r Peterten
' ·rop Newport Policemen
Honored .by Exchangers
Troplly i>llllU• were !ll"lent.c! lo two
ou~~lng Newport Bttcb policemen durtaf the Newport Harbor Exchan(e
Club ••ertmt PrevenUon LQncbeon" Mon-
. di!' 11 the Newj>or1er Inn.
Tbe awards, made by club prt•ident
From r_,e ·1.
AIR LEASE ...
nonocl!'dU1ec! m1tntenanco fi1'hll on the
r.que&t of PSA Vlu President John Mac-
lnnff.
Viet Mayor Robert Wilson of Costa
Mesa · ind Newport lleach city 1lde
Philip Betteneourt told board membm
their cities were in favor of the lease
trl.Qlfer q; 10111 as it conll.l.ned certain
re~laUona. C'4ati M111 pwed 1 naolutlon 1Sklng
thlt PSA make "a 1lncert attempt to re-
duce the obvious irritant factors of ~Ir·
cntfl .,.,.uon to the degr,. th1I they
jre Uvllll<," WU.oo reported lo the
bolrd. BtttJn told Wlh1on Ult lease Included a
Jl'Tltnl ltateqttnt to that effect, but ad-
ded that a lack of technology In the fltld
made It lmpoa[ble for more Pf'Ctlt can~
troll on the levels ol noise and air pollu-o ,
Uon produced by Jet llrcra!I. ·
P4aclnnts said It would be three 7'""
before a burner can to cut jet nol1t and
smoke would be marketed for Jet en-
alnH, but "when they art available, J>SA
wtll be the fint lo Ult I.hem.''
Other mtrictions .uqeated by Harbor
Am ~iUe!l in lhe lease tranifer if)CfUde:
-Air Cal ohall not land or taU off
bttwetn 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.
-No aircraft genuatinit: more Per-
ceived Noise Declbell (PNDB) than the Jloeln& 717 ohaJI be permitted lo ... lht
•irPorl -No a.lrcrllt wtth a groas weight of
more than 90,llOO pounds shall be pennjt-
ted to me the ttmi.lnal.
After board members unanlmous.Jy ap.
proved the mlgnmen~ Airport Director
:Robert Brunahan aaked for a board res-
olution dlrectina him lo negotlate a al.mi·
Jar lute lgJ'tement with Air Weat.
SuperyllOl'I passed the molutlon, not-
ing It would be eaalu to Ht lhe a~
inent with the financially troubled a&Une
before it Is taken over in April by Hqhes
Air Corpor,1Uon, 1 divllion ol the Hu&hu
Tool Compuy.
DAILY PILOT
Re~•rf N. W•U ,,..llltnt ..... 'Wlll1*'
J••• R. ei;,1.1 Viet 're.llWll 6"" ~. ~
tt.0111•1 K•o"U 1.itw
Th•"''' A. Mur11ihr11e Melltt"-MllW
)
Jerry Wooter&, were aivtn to the
"OulatandJng Supervlaor of the Year",
Gary B. Peterson, and the "Outatandlnc
PoUceman of the Year", Charles · Wllklnlon. . .
P•teraon, 21, hu been wltlt ~
Newport Bead! deplrlmtnt for more
than aeven yean Ind waa promoted to
sergear:t In 1981. He ia currently a night
patrol supervi110r.
The former Marine Corps sergeant and
Loftl Be1th s111e &r•du1te hu been •
patrolman, accident i n v e a t J 1 1 t o r ,
member Of the felony invtstlgation teim,
and WU I detective at the lime of bl&
prunotlOn.
Peterson, a resident of Huntington
Beach, also 1erved 11 head of tbe security
team durtn1 President Richard Nlion'1
vlllta at lhe Newporter Inn.
WllJ<lnoon, 1tlo •. hu been on the
Ntwperi Btacb fon:9 for more .than three
yeara. Prior to hls service here, he 1ptnl
three yeara on the Los An&eles Police
Deplrlmenl
WUklnton, who lives In Founllln
V.Uey, hu worked In p.trol, felony lo-
vuUgatiob unit, 1ccldent lnVtattiation
aittt ii cumntly .ervtna the day w~lcb at
the staUon. He 1ttended Purdue Untverli·
I:/, lndlllll. •
The men ...,., llltcted in a conlldtnllll
opinlol1 poll ol the dtparbnenl The men
lilted, In ordar1 their top elrht cholcet
blled on performonce Ind dtdle1U011 to
duly. ·
Peteraon commtnled, "I am happy
that there are arouea who are concerned
with law enforcement ... very happy ."·
According to Wllkinoon, "Thia la the
greatest honor a policeman can rectlve
from the people he worlr.I with."
Mayor's Prayer
Breakfast Set
A host or opeakau led by Newport
Belch M17Dr Doreen MlrlhlU will Of. ficilte 1t tl'le ltcond annual M1yor's
Prayer Brtak1111 Wedneadly momln& al
the Bllboa s_, Club.
11ie event, spoRIOl'td for the lttond
year In a row by the NtwpOrt Hartlor
J1ycee1, will bt(ln 11 ?:IO •.m.
Millllry ch1plllnt, edUcalon Ind ICtor
Ancl)I Dovtne will be 1mq p&rlldHtlng
tue•ll. The """I II dtllpod to cohldde
wtlh tha Piu1denU1I pr1yer brtllful
beld-10 the -·· Clpllll.
l'l'Otlt ..... I
BACK BAY •••
tpollen out atronCJy Uoul the .,....,. and
qllnal the -.... Pl-4. lltal the
cl\Y ... I'\ Ill clllml 11111 t1it ~·,
Udelandt btlq to NIW;6rt load!
bocl1111 the city bat "-l>or•lld uumd
the boy.
Fellow couo<llllMn llld thll Orubtr's
Ide• could be hlDdlod -•ltly from
the r11olullon llklo( for m-pllnnlng
•nd ·thll mort ...... u .. 11NI0111 with Cl·
\Y AttomtY '111117 ~ nild hi .. to
bt Clu.d.
One 111dl tn<tlll" -•lnldf his llPn pla<t Oii Jopl ~ el Ille. Upper
lloY owop Illa• ---Ill chlnCe. th•t the d\Y 111111>1 ~the 00Wtl]l'1 rilhlt to the ~ .. l!Nldt Ifill
the cotinty 1111 nol manqM them wen.
Thal suqtell... willdl ..... fn>m
clUUns oppotln& the e1chlftlt, hu not
-dllcumd olnct by the ... ..o.
Tricia Recovering
WASHINOTllN (UPI! -'rricl1 !11100
hli told her f'thtr '"' 11 "feellna bitter"
aod lier mullu "'' btc!Mlng to dill!>' pur.
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f'rem r.,e l
ROCKS ...
of EogineerFbuilt groins, have caua.ed
Reed to plan for more life pard surveil-
lance including placing a lower at the
bast ol eacll projection.
The groln! caU!e chronic ripUdes, Rttd
said.
SUU 1nother problem II lhal of city II·
ability for lnjurle1.
· City .Attorney-Tully Se)'lllOUr 11id the
bulk of the llabllily for lnJurl" -either
around tht: stone projtctlons or on hidden
rocks underwater -could lie on the city.
Al &Oon 11 Army Corps projects are
completed their jurlldlctlon is then trans-
ferred back to t.he. city, which takes all
~pon&iblliJy, .. Hove for routine rerular
maintenance.
Catlncilmln,M•ndly ,1greed lhal lll•
only lmmHta\e recGurll Is not. to accept ~ U....bfacth un&ili-14iubs\Mtlal" correcUon.11
are m1de by the Corps, which already
hu said lta funda are limited afttr paying
tht huft und-haul blil.
The rock complalnll by the city are not
n•w -nor are other municipal lfipea
about the sand hlUi.
"It aeems Jib nolhln1 we do ever
re1chec a •luUon," Councilman Don.1ld
Mcinnis II.Id.
The Wm Newport Councilm1n, who
h11 been lnY1ted to like part In final Jn-
spectJon of the und haul are1 next week,
said "all th~ equipment upected to cOme
In couldn't wUrk fut eDOU,lb to.mike that
bekh cl<ln eooolh foe lnoPl!<lloe ""'' week ...
Dorothy 0 Leads .
Race to Acapulco; ·
Rampage Second
ACAPULCO -Bob Beauchamp'•
Columbia 57 Dorothr o wu movtn1
closer to Ae1pulco today in \lery Ught
winds. Dorothy 0 Is sUll Ult lead tiOat
and her potdtlon Indicates slie ls 228 mUes
· from Acapulco. Her day's run lor the last
24 houn wu only M rhJles.
Second boat .Is Torp Tobin's Rampage
from Sin D~10, 134 miles from
Ae1pulco. The third boil In the neet ls
Bob Garrison's Tranquil• II from
Newport Beach wllh 211 mli81 to 10.
Fleet poslUon>:
Novia del Mar 11-43, illl-01
Rampite 18-11, !OHS
Dorothy 0 11-21, IOJ.33
Tranquil& JI 11-lt !03M
B11<a de Ota II-•, iOl-7
Bobtmia lwi, lo449
Ya Turb 11-11, till'®
Huracan tMs. 1~
. ltmllljl' iMI, 1 ... 11
Thtra t~. 103-SS
Tangent 18-4;, 104-22
Yellow Jacket 18-28, 104·13
Valerie 19-03. 104-14 '
Quasal I~~ t!li-19
Alelion I~ lfM.13
Whitt Heather tt IMS, 104-18
Mistral 19-38, 10$-45
Sigame 19-10, 105-lS
CdM Teacher
Heads Educators
8radely C. 'lllurman, biology and
ohl/alCll acltnct teachtt II CDrOnl dtl
Mir Hilb Scbool, hu been c-n
pmldtnl•llct VI NIWJlDfl.Mtsa J!d-
llan Ali0Cllticm1 Ht wUI bud the t11c:hers auoclation.
to wbidl ,... Ut1n to pt,..,,I o1
Newport.Miii ICbool teaclltra blliioa,
btllmllll ~ echool )'Cir.
fhunnan I• the thlfd ~nt .. li<I
eelecltd ln the last year.
Merle lmlth ·left to lllce 1 prlnclptl'I
t1011 In lht Pl10tnUo Unlfltd S<llool
!:listrict and his sutv:e11sor, Mra. Marilyn
Bean, resigned whtn her h~band took a
Job In Phoeojl.
Thunnan and bis wUe 1ivt In Hun-
Un&ton Buch. ftey have a two-ye1r-old
. ,.., Malk end Ire expeclin1 l!IOllllr
chlld In Aprtl. He h11 taulbl in the N...,.
port Mesa Di!tricl for six years. -
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Book Geis Mesa's Goat
Tiro-thir& of CQuntil: to Locli Horna OVl!r 1-itle · . . .
ij AllTlllia R. VINSEL ......... , ........
S-.. dnilo over tllo utJe ;t • boot
, abou1 tM •1art1a1 ~ a1 ihe ,.... "'f!!"S Nllfjiort' lilrbor rain on to-417, ,wtlll ~ ""'1iler scheduled lo ""'*' ""'illlt lo dYle ...,ter chamben. 1" Coria Meaa City Council -or one
flclJoo, -will lock honui wilh IM C..ta
· Meu HJatorlcal Soc{ehr over the ten-
tallve fitle : "Goal Hlil.;1
W(&ngling long-Into the nlghi Mooday,
COUJictimtft Voted S to 2 to -the old 1Jan1 term, wl~ Councllmen wiuiam L.
SL Clair and George A. Tuck<r In the
-Uy. .
Farward.Jooktng to a man, Mayor· Alvin
L. Pinkley, Vice Mayor Robert M.
Wilson, aod CouncUman Wlllanl T.
Jord4n are mlUtant about tbooslna CO.ta latJe share of the rich hiim. will talk
Maaa..or.somotblng mQro.mllll , aa tht over what rota. the cl\YJIWI """1d &eP. ~ ~.. ' • • • ioolllat.. . -t ..
'l1*J :b.-Jllll -• ti.. ol<tpy vie.. l\ll)'tr ~ IC. 1'·1 I•••,
b<ghmlngi 'or the bllfljop corilmunlty . lloo:ever, declared toCll,y jlqt ht will IO
aome 90 y~s ago, a Urtvlng, wealthy ci· 1,btfere the. gr~p to r:ii'tttst what he views
ty ot 17.31100 has evolved and deserves a · 1s·1n undignified relritrtnto the past.
more digllifJed spol oo lhe. history shelf. "How clo we promote the city by tallln1
Unbeknownst to city fathers 11 the Jt a<lat HUIT." cod'.lplllflect, Wllfcli, who
debate~ied..:.i!Jtee policemen had just will Co to W1!!1hln11ton D.C. nol month corrall~ a lira:e:. br.9-n hgj ,runnln11 wild for Uie NaUonil League. of et~· con·
in the 300 block of. Avocado Street. fertnee.
The(jcrucial aspect of ~ rtroaalY s~ "Can you just see ~ walkipg up to
Umeziial Coutrover~ fs that the tlty will Pro&Jdent NJxon and JaYlnJ:;"lHett, bl'l8
probably play '°""' role in' hllping p1y 1 con\pllmeollry ~Iii 0..t llW!'"
the "!II ol. lie ..,._, a lbit1i tome in-• "I predid the city won't buy U1 copies
eluding lfO"pi»togrdph.. • 1£ it I• called 'Goat Hill,' 'Angora
Meetlni at 7:30 p.m'., lhe Co1ta Mesa Hf:ighb,' 'Mackerel Flats,• or whatever,"
Hlstor!Cal Society, which is financing a said the vice maybr in stentorian &ones.
500 Republicans
In COuntr.. In~d
To Meet Murphy
Five-h undred Oran1e County
Republicans have been invited to meet
f;enator George f.1urph y al a private
reception from t to 7 p.m. Wednesday at
the B11&oa Illy Chlb. -
lnvltaUons name eight prominent
Republicans as sponsors of the event in-
cluding Paul A. Palmer, chalnnan: John
Macl..eod, Charita Thoma•, V l c to r
Andren, Walter Schmid, Spencer Honie.
0. W. "Dick" Riehard and Mrs. William
Bent!.
"The event will enable the select group
to chat in(ormally v.·ith the senator," a
spi>keetn1n for the groUp aa.ld today. "We
wan ti hlm to meet some of Orange Coun-
ty's. fine Republicans without the
pressure of fund raising."
The senator is scheduled to arrive at
Qrariie CoUnty Airport at. 8:30 a.m.
Wednelday and wlll appear at noon at the
Embassy Room , Disneyland Hotel to
spiak: at the aMual Lincoln Day LUJi.
cheon, 8pon90red by the Oran1e Olunty
RepubllC&n Women, Federated.
Girls Club lo Close
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Tbe Girl's CluD of the Harbor Art•,
1815 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa, w:IU be
closed Thursday so members can make
preparations for a lund.rais.ing Valen·
tine's DQ party.
'THERE IS REALLY LITJ:LE DOUBT l'LL BE ELECTED'
Candld•ft Ev1ll1 Younger s,,.aklng In Newport Bttch
Candidate ita Newport
Younger Vows Crime Fight
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of Ille Dlllr 'Utt Sl1ff .!
Evelle J. Younger, Los Angekis County'
district allomey and candidate fo~
cawomla state attorney general, said
1.fonday that America Is. involved in a
world wide crime wave and that the
number o! crimes will increase yea r
after year unless positive action is taktn.
Speaklng in Newport Beach before a
crime prevenUon week luncheon of the
Newport Harbor Exchange Club at the
Newporter Inn, Younger said, "It is up to
us to keep the crlme rate low."
Youncer, whose talk was superOcially a
dlscusalon of Loe Angeles law en-
forcement problems. spoke in political
Janauaae ooncernlna the job he would like
to do u attorney 1eneral.
, "When 1 am elected, and there is really
llttie doubt that I will be elected, t wlU
assemble 111. voluntary crime prevention
group letdi!ra in Sacramento for a
strateo mutlhg desi&oed to ouUine pro·
grams r0r· 1he variOus graUps," said the
disllict •ttorney.
SprQce· Up
Younger, who heads one of the nat\on'1
largest prosecution office.a, also meo-
tioned hls set 0£ prioriUes In lhe flgbt
against crime. '
He said, "We arc not going to win the
war against crime without the entire
moblllzatlon of most responsible clUtel\S.
Much of the talent in this fight i& moving
in all different directions. That talent is
only limited by the Jack of quallty
leadership."
Continuing with his li!t ot thlnga lo do
as attomey general, Younser mentioned
the need for more, helter trained and
bett.er paid police. He also said that the
Califomia penal code Is 100 years out of
date and needs revision ..
One of Yowiger's primary projects is to
take full i!d vantage of space · a 11 e
technology.
"If this. type of research Is given a high
enough priority, we wlll be able to learn
about i.be lndividwals involved In
crime ... what makes thelri tick,'' be
sa id .
Many of the programs Younger spoke
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WITH FINE QUALITY-
FAMOUS BRAND NAME
of u pouibllUJea on the state-wide level
are alrtldy part. o( his programs in Los
Angeles.
~ dl1tussed the Dis.tr.let Altorney 'a
Ad\tlaory Council of Lo! Arlileles which la
made up ol 77 t'Ommunlly leaders wha
act as crime prevention analysts on the
local level. They also study and propose
Jerislallon, accordbig to Youngtr.
The communJty-ba!ed nature of this ef·
for and others such as ride·aloog prDo
grama, drUrg prevention panels and com·
mwllt)' lludy of l1ws art important in the
et1mmunlty's fight against crime, but
cannot be handled by the DA 's office,
said Youn1er.
"We simply do not have the st.an lo
handle the creat lncreeae in community
action groups. Protrams such as thege
can better be handled by non-law en.
foretment ag,ncles ... people in the
civilian sector."
Younttt's talk was preceded by 11 pro-
climaUon from Newp:>rt Beach Mayor
Doreen Mir!:hall declaring "Re11ct" as
the theme or local Crime Prevention
\Veek acUvitles through Feb. 14.
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.1n1 about lower Ji!lan1t ·rata1, llock prlcu lurned lower TU~ In 11111dmlt tuniover.
"We'vo bean! from rovernmonl olftcla11 that
Interest rotas m., soon lie rolled back." ono ...
Jyst ob1ervod1 "but now Wall Street wants lo 100
actual proof.' : ·
Anollaer analyst observed "there appeared lo be
little In the news bectrround ai yet to provide mon
than a lllmoy foundaUon for a 1wtalned rally."
The UPI marketwlde tndlcalor 1howod a Jo., ol
O.M percent on 1,543 l11u .. cro111!111 tho tape. 01
theH, 831 declined and WI (alned.
The Dow Jone1 lnd1111ria1 avera1e of !O selected
blue chlp1 wu off 1.05 at 7H.1111 near the bell.
: A . turnoyer of' around 18 mllllon ah ans ~om
P¥red with 10,A!l,OOll ahares Monday.
Electronlct and · computer shar.,., up sharply
in r'ecent naaiQD• were among tbe hardut bit
1tocb, altbou(h oil l11ues also .attracted tncreuod
selling pre11ure.
Pric11 also saned on the American stock Ex-
change In modento turnover.
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whlrt Ille will 'bt dallvefld It
tho Navy, 'Ille -lander,
L. Y. S-. dliopia• Jl,Mt
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mafnlaln!q a a d npi1rinc
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Too Mn~h Derriere~ Try Y
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S.una Eases the Pain After Exercise; Grut for Circulatie;o, Too INSTRUCTOR BROWN WORKS WITH SOME OF HO WOMEN IN ORANGE COAST vr.icA:S SLIM AND TRIM CLASS
P•rtlc!pants in Popular Pr09ram Parley High Protein. Diet and Regular Exe~cis• 'Into .Ph'ysic61 F-it:neis
' .A,tU .TONING. MUSCLIS. JIM FO!!~C,Cll' {Lll,,;l'J;:.11.ANDY.LAGAN ARE READY fl>lt HAMDBALL
End ReouO ef c,11ethenlc1, llelt-Tl1ht1nl111 lo Ablllty to l11p Toll Bulldine1 In Single lloUnd
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Guys Who Art ... Abl1 to L11p Tall Bulld.int•) Sometimes Cpm1 Down with Ach ing MLl1cl11
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Early SchOol V Ote TUF~(}ut ·~jgfit'
A apot check of r e pre se n tat lye
precincts before noon today Indicated a
oomparatively light voter turnout for
NtJiporl-li1esa Unified School Districl~s
lax• override and bond inlerest increase
election.
No apprec iable rain had faUen ·at lltt
fltne the check Was made, but gray skies
made 'it a constant threat .
In the successful bond election a year
a;o the firial voter turnout wa.s 41.5 per-
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PSA Restricted
cent. Fort.y·fOW' percent of eligible voters
cast balloti in the losing bond election
over two years ago.
For ap-to:rhe·minute election re·
sulb1ttlep/J,on e Nt"!tf'Or&-1'f1Ja Unified
School Diatrict a& 645.i0600. First re·
tumt· are .expected abOut 1:30 v:,n.
P.fatching early voting today agaimt
those last two elections the final turnout
should ~~ll between 25 ~nd ~ perc:nt.
Th< )Jlriod of'heavlt!t votln(yln the
evening houri belou Polb-111.1.~.m.
Lui tlec!lon ~ evening ·~OJ •••
partlcularly 'heavy, probol!!Y litte t<i an
organized teleplxme call caamRliin lo re-.
mlf\d parent. o1 11Cboo1 cbildrill IO vole.
Finance proposition au~-irt
planning to make their ltlephone-calb to
parent.a again this evening,
Early turnout today ranged lrOm 'four
to seven percent of eligible votera .. Early ' . ... . I '
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voting at ·the ume how: la&t year was
bet"°·een 1Cven and 11 percent and the ,
election before i( was between nine and
llrpercenl. ·
As .usual, the heaviest early l\IJ'fKIUl to'. ·
day· was in the l!aditional prwcbool
nnance areas such a11 Men Verde in
CQsta Mesa, Eastbluff . and Westcliff-
flarbor Hf&hlands. in Newpart., ~acb -
lract home artas with many children.
l'he two ballot measures are. to:
I) Increase from five to seven per<:ent
the ofrerable Interest ~Jte.on Wmllllon ln
un.Okl school boridS left over from the -
amowit approved ·at .live percent last
. ' ·eor... d<l Mar Hlil> (t..tblull) -155
voted au! ol l,S!l e!lelbli. ·,
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~ewpart Elemontar)I IBolboal -II
voted out of 1,145 eliai~-
. ~--(W11tcWIJ -Jl..ced 2), .Incn:ase the tax rate for opcrltll'( otit or-1,24t·eui,tble. ~
expenses b~ 60-etnta next,~s,r. another · Meu.Vtrde School -lOI voted aut ot
11 ""ta 411< lll<ond year, and• Li. c:onts Ull o!J&ible. I mo~ [Cl! i 11>111 ol'll !"PU Ille third 'ytu Ur~gli ~ . f:ut>Jde Coeta and tliere~ltr. ,-tor ... ) :..14 voted au! i>l l,lll eHtlbli.
Here is what the •Pol ch«:k of Polllli& l\'.lll!Cio Schiel (.Weitild• c:..ta -I
pfae:e1·before APOD ahoWed: . -ll."lOt-eti out of 1,aeUatbte. . . I '. ' I· f'", •I .'"'"r> , t'''Kt.,-r"• • ~ "'' • • ,... .l. • -' .~. I I<
Book Ge.ts .. Mes.a's· Goat
Air Lease Win .· •· ·~ I' • ~ I ! ,, • ~'i -.~
Tiv.o-tliirds o.f · Cou'nc il1 't~· tock !lo~n.s ·;f!ver, Ti~" ' .
For Noise Foes
By ARTHUR R.-VINSEL-F.orward·\ooi!lncto0a-.;...~Mayor,Alvin--tiin.nta1'.~mi1 tbot-ihe"dty-wW Of~ CMlft' r11tt , .. ,. L .. Pin.k~y. Vkle ?i11yor ·Robert M. probably ~y.aome,r0}8 in··~ pay
Stubborn debate over the title of a book Wu.>rt', and Councilman Willard T. the COit of -the book a thict tome tn-
about the colorful hi.story or the mesa Jordan art. milllant about ,choosing. Costa 10,r-140 .... ~.:. ~ I'" ...
over!ooklnl Newport Harbor rages oo tt>-Mesa. or 'aometh.lnc more.modern, 11 the ~ c ID~-~-lfll""'·
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~tr~Hf Air Calitornia 'J.county airport
liase to Pacific Southwest Airlines
_(PSA}. 'But supervisors tacked on some
Nixon Tells
Environment
Proposals
WASHIRCTON (UPI) -President
Nixoo called today for '1 a totaJ mobiliza·
., tlon" ot'-1111 Americanr tn a concentrated
ca:.n.,.~ to .rjean the air aqd._ purify
nation's polluted waters.
in a special measa1e te Congress
following up his State of the Union pledgt
to make cleaning lhe enviroflment the
prlm~ry ·effort of t~ 70s, Nixon Outlined
1 lengthy plan for "the reS;CUe or our
na4Jril habjlat"
The program includes a $10 billiDn pr<>-
ject for cleaning up waters and calls for
rigid regulations to deal with air and
water polluters.
"'Ibe 'ume has come when we can wait
no longer to repair the damage already
done .and to establish new criteria to
guide us in the future," Nixon said.
"The. task of cleanirlg up our en-
vironment calls for a total mobiJ,ixaUon
bx all of us. It involves government at
every level: it requires the help of every
citizen.··· ·
the main 1eature of the so-called en-
vironmental quali ty program proooses a
clean waters act through which $4 billion
would be authorized to help state a1Jd
local communiUes build sewage treat·
mcnl facilities.
The $4 billion would have to be mat·
cbed by $6 billion in contribulions from
i;tate -and !Oeal governments. A special-
federal group called the envlronrnent.<ll
financing authority would be set U'P to
help bard-pressed municipalities raise the
money to meet their share of I.he cost.
The f!resldent said that would be suf-
ficient to construct about 1,500 DeW tre•l-
ment facilities and t.o expand and
upgrade 1,.500 other pll?lts.
Oraage
Weal.lier
Those drippy skies shobld dry up
tonight and make way for sunny
weather on Wednesday. Tempera-
tarea alof)I the Orange Cout will
hit 6.1 while inland readings are
tab~ at ea.
INSIDE TODAY
Unemployment hi o ·r an !J e ·
Counlv reached an alt-time higli
irt Jan.UAr~ -and Februa111'1
outlook IJ et1e11 bJo.Clcer. See
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new reslrictions on flight houri. avera ge
daily flight,, and weight limitations. •
This morniiig'sractlon meanl a strong
victory ·for city officials from the" Harbor
Area who have been urging that the
county include the anti-noise.. provisions.
The approval comes a week after the
lease assignment was turned down be-
cause board members could not agree on .
the issUe.
Supervisors David Baker and Robert
Battin voted against the original traruifer
proposal because they did not believe
restricti<>ru1 in the lease were strong
enough,
According to County COunsc1 Adrian
Kumer a ·rour·rifths majority was needed
to approve such a lease. That was lack--~ .. •1J' ... ~. ing. lat Wee.11..
Toda)'• approval was unanimous.
Jn tile week-lqng s\udy · j,.riod, Boord
Chairman Alton E. Allen .proposed a
Oig~ limitation plan which Baker said
he would agr'ee to. The new agreement
says that Air Cal will be limited ·to 19.7
avefage flights per da y. · · .
Allen sajd the averages 'wefe' b~sed on
tl\e pumber or passens:ersj w}\o used the
airll.Oe in 1969. Basd on ilie prOjedions.
Air Cal 1 will be allowed 22.8 lights per
dliy in 1971.and 26.1 in 1tm.
'-'The iirllne is e'xpeeted to keep the Air
C311!dlllia name despite a merger with PSA. .
Supervisors stipulated two nights per
day wlH be added to the 1970 average if
the airline wins routes to San Diego. AP-
plicaUoris for the new routes are pending
before tfie state Public Utilltifs Commis-sion (PUC ~. · · ·
~ additional two flight! ~r week
,,·ere a·dded to the agre-ement ·10 take in
(Set AIR LEASE, PaJ• II
Mesa's Wilson . .
On State Board · , .
Gov. Ronald Reagan has appointt.d
Costa MeSa City Councilman Willard T.
Jordan to a tour-year term on the
California Sctnlc Highway Advisory
Committee, it waa annoonced today.
The governor's cilHce, tn Sacramento
also said LOs Ange!U billbo1rd compafiy
preiidtnt Nellon Mills would be !M!ated on
lhe puiel for a four-year term.
Jordan, an architect, is a former
mayor of the city and is currenUy cam-·
paigning for another four-year term in
the Apqt t4 city couilcil election. ,
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LOSES' SENATE' LEADERSHI,
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Way· us (;lileT
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'SACRAMENTO iUPll -Sen Jack
Sehrade oUsteii ·~en. H-0wa!'d ~Way a11
le"ader ior the• state..' Senate tpday 11n· a ·
ret,alla.tory . pu.rge of \he "ofd guard''
against "young tui-ks." !Earlier story
page I.) · ' . .Sch(ade.1 a ~·year-ol~ !ormtr. dance
hall bouncer and rodeo d\r~r from San
Diego, immediately announced, :•1 hold
al. ·-rd \ ... no .m ice .-0\a s anyone.
The conseryatlvc tftepubllean dcfea~d
Way on ·a··23-12 ·vote, first held dwi!'ll a
dosed1loors. eteeuUve selSioii ·and then
repeated,in Pl!hlic on the Seoate noor.
Way,.'56" waS 'pre.sidenf pro tern· ot the
Senate only 274 days. The , moderate
ReiiubHcan from" Exeter beat ·veteran
~-?Hqgh '-f. . Bums (0-Fresnq ), last
year alter the constrvative Democral
·had' ~1a the Senate's top job since 1957.
·spbrtlng a big grin ,"''Borns remarked
afterward .1o newsmen:. ,
."Sen. W1Y and I haVe·.a lot"l!I corilmon
-I was p'ro tern Ute llmgut or My man
·ln_Calllomia hlstory;.~was Pf'9 tem the
shortest of aiiy man ." *
Thirteen o·e mo er a't s ·"atfd . 10
Republicans smd wlth I!<!'"~"
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tumbled Sllarplf lit'F today as a number
a(· unusually large bJocll:a ol shares were (r~~<:d at losses. (s<e quolaUons. Pages
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Had it not been for U'te big blocks, trad -
ing ,would hllve.been 1t~1 JlulQlh pace.
day. with another ch1pt.et scheduled to official name. M~ al 7:.30 p.m., the Costa Mua
unfold tonight in civic center chambers. They believe that since the sleepy ~ .fJoclel,, which. ii flnancinc •
Tbe Costa Mesa City Council ..!.. or one btrgtzinlna;S of the blufftop community large ~r;e o( 1the ~ b1story, will talk
faction--win lock horns-with-the eostr--110me.to')'ears •eo.~1 thi19tng;-wealthy'ci-.... ov~wt;iat.rolt tb.t·cJty_ltself .tio11'4_ _tue
Mesa Historical Society over the ten-t)' ~ 71;t00 has evolved and delerves a tci{Ujht.
tatlve Utle: "Goaf HJll." • men itlgnlfied a pot on the bl story Uttl!.. • Vice · Mayp~ ~ M. W i 11 oft •
\Vrahgling long into the night Monday, Unbe!tJlownst to city fathers a1 the however, d'eCfared today µi.at he will 10
councilmen voted 3 to % to oppose the old deblte r!ged, thtee' policemen had Just bet'.ore the group to profa~ wbft ht views
11tang term. with Coiincllmtn William L. comilled a large, browri hog,nmning wild 11 sn undlgnlflea retreat into the past ..
St. Clair and George A: Tucker in the· in the 300 block ot Avocado Street. "How do we promote the. city by calling
minority. The crucial aspect of the atrongly sen-It Goat Hill?~" complained, '\Villon, who
· ~ ~ will go to Washington .o.c. next month
· · lor the National League o( Clliea' coo-n B d -d u ftrence. ,. Og Ou, n e p "Can you just see me wa"lking 'Up to
, P,.;d<nt N!xoii and uy_ing: 'Her~. have
I complimenlary copy of Goat Ftill?' "
'A wandering.~ estimated by one .cor-
ralling policeman to weigh 300 pounds
"'811 found rootlng in a field near 1he
Costa Mesa Clv~ Cent.er ftfonday ni&ht.1
Police weie sent IJito lllO Co~ P¥k
area about t p.m.., after Qte ~I wu
reporte4 seen OD COUege Drive and-als!>
Avocado S~L • J ~, .
"l'ie escorted the hoc bock ID !li'hom• '
where it-be»ng.s," said Patrolman "Robert
Berg, oddlil lhaf it is kept in the 300 ·
block ol Avocado Slrctt.
."l'm not ·~e it'a lu•I," be continued:
u ~~ u.. · -z;i · ' llidad ·or11ctt Ai"~ulr "and f ~~~= drlV!llf
l wo rhi&h ac:hoc:il· younastera on the MW i!i"ll'"l"'~~lnJ comJll\lllil1 ~J'1D'" . WNlll ' ii .... ,r JOba,
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Police Cookie Mystery
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·The Chinese New Year got off to an in·
auspiciousl ~tart, for a..Cos\a Mesa ·man
Mooday.wnen ho._roi;einJlan lliotruta}le
fo'rtune. cookJe throu1h the mail.
Jell. Y. Takata, 29, of,2179 OrJJ!je Ave.,
refuses to touch the little nee--~.
·"He seems to be cert.air it ,is either
pojsoned or contaminated With LSD,"
Police Sgt. Robert Goqde ezplains.
Patrol Sgt. Max Wllaoo was 4is1>atched
lo the Takata home to lake cusfody o(Jhe
fortune c:ookie, mailed from Santa Ana
and addressed In a girlish" hand.
'"Mr. Takata says he ha"• no enemies
and can give no ba(jll for his fear," sgt.
Wilson continued. aaylng be also knows of
no one who would wish him good fortUf!t.
"fie was really afraid," said Sgt.
Goode. 1 "We're now In the possession of. one
fortune cookie."
The suspicious cookie was . mailed 1lo
Takata In a plastic bag, cradled by wad·
ded newspa]lerl inaide a IJ1lall ~' but
the whole thing now reposes Jo Evidence
Locker F at police headqowur1. •
~·Mr. T1katl wishea his fortune read in
an attempt to discovu who tent tt;11 s,t.
Wjlson continued In his-repor\. adding
th1t Takata la Japanese and knew ol. no ·
celebrations leading anyone to send Jt to h(m. . . ·, .
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hu 'oten ..auigned1 to ·the case and waa ,.P<i:tec1-.t~. lirta1c -0!1'• ibO-cooitie"liwl
rtld'l the roitune thia alternocm. '
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1•t predicf the city won't buy any copies
1£ ~ 'ia , Cllled 'Goat ·Hill.' '~a
Heigbta,' 'MackereJ Flats,' or whatever,"
said the vice mayor in stentorian ~·
Llvel)! debate bepn shortly after
•~lllor Jdrick lljllq; ol 1117 ldoho Lane.
went bdote the special Cound1 Rllion to
diflUM:-the volume.and producUon ,pllns.
.~,aajd a pall ,-hil .ulllbter
and bu ~ rdend. -~ wide ~ ,r.r 'Jhe ruat!c, .a.time tiUO ol tl)e
town r jraosfonned • into •I bmtling
auburban clLy.
M•yor Pinkley archly noled that· the
late Sam. Meyer's chronicle of Newport
Be1eb is'litled "Fifty Golden Year1," and
not Mackml Flals, la it waa . onc1
tnown:
(:ouncllman St. Clair Interrupted ·to ...
plaln the Old l""ll'lpbic.11 deli8'ilons
are historic.lily rooted in riv•ltf~g
beach' and mua residents attendin& 'tbe
..me.schoob.
"And it Wu true. Almoat nflrl family
had ·a-goat-Thty '*'1ed milk ml-iii<
(5"e GOAT lllU, Pap II
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Apartment Clµster ·,.o ·kaye·4
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M~sa Plannei:s Urge Appr'ovdl ior High.rise' P.rt>je~t :
A pjooplled IOI-unit hl(l)l-ri,. 1pertmenl
project spread over 10 acres ol 11nd in It
iepinte buildltigs was rec e~·v' 1 d
favorlblJ by the <:osta' Mesa Plannin&
Commlalioo Monday. ~
'l1le panel 'Voted 5 to 0 to rtcommend
dt,y council approval of tile •&one u-
co)llloo pennlt IOUgbt by bUfJtler Don
Koll I« the property 11 Baker Street Md the Newport Ftttway. '
The 1pal'1men!J ' -Including · tiny
bachelor units up to two-bedroom. two.
bath townhouses -would bt con.-.in.1Cled
under tht city's hiah·rise code, in iwo and
lhree .. tory building~ ,
I <( • • , ' • •'t I ' . . CommJsaloom also 1p~d,11 ZQnC
._11on permit allowing hOrtlculW~at
l'aal 'llrechi to · cootinuo 111< of · a
1reenhouse al J13 E. WitlOll St., for grow·
Ing orcl\lds oold al his relaU outlet. '
A thlfd zone eJcept.ion pennit wa1 rp.
proved I lo I. will! Coonmlsoloaer H ,..J.
''Jimmle" Wood oPf.iONd on pcia:ndl 'the
-~ .... -be .....mted to duiJltl" zontna. . .'T. . lf 1iven similar apprevtl by Ule city
COlll1cil. the pennH wlU allow GOrdoo R.
Stansell. ol Tustin, to buikl al~ lllllts on
the west side ol Anaheim Avenue near
Woll 11th Sttttl.
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A zone except.Ion ·permit and housl 1
movi111 .permit 1 !JOUght by architect
William E. Blurock, • 155t Bayaitle.llrt .. ,
Newport Beach,. ~'frt held over for ad-
dHlonal• tnvestJ1atlon. • ;
Blurocll: wanti to move a factoty-bullt
home rrom JUver'lkte and Install it oft a
cemer loC. It ltOI Tusttn Al t .; Costa
Mela, IM may run into troublt.
Commlssloncra are dissatisfied with
pltna .Ubmlttod for the lot 'Jayout,Mcl
Cortimlssloner Ch&rle11 Beck •as Ordered '
to loot aver and photograph the
pf9fabricattd hom'e prior to commisslon
aetkln.
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wHAT IS THIS .WOMAN, A':-L' ITl~D UP~~ Sii PAOl 12
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·Reagan · Heckles .Back
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Tills~Ulwrton tijilejUS'-S iu r Vp, r:ow ffp~
Recl<led lllrooghoot an 1~to 4,00I ~ ll.W .~. -""""' ~ ~ =.;;;;; ..ai]1·""11'11.=-';:.,.
lludeots a( Cal Slate Fullciton, Gov. HO ·•-Ill~ ·lit ~lt'm ~ el llOqii ri!ll*! -:-~ Plant ·.~
Ron_l}J {ltagan did some heckling or his ce!I-u '!'Ill u Qlllvm!U.. It ta-• ~~·AU ti 1111m· (IOClalltt ~>
own at the conclusion of the talk Moildsy. evltab}t. adcUna tbal tbl: M of ..,..... .. 1iave 1-e filliuu anc1 nene of tMat
"Cqldd I say something I've wanled to menl 11 ,\9. ~""' not take awoy In-could have JIOlttJI .ir the .,....m wllbwl r:ay aU morning?" he began at the Cllmax-divldual freedom. -" •
or his' flrit penoonal controotaUon-.n-a-"P!g, l>ig, Pig," the diuenten . ..,tad utE••ri-e. . :.ld ~ .• 1 campus ln·four years as governor. as he opened the floor io queSUor\a from -,., • .floll;a&an '"' an !ll.IW· oq-
"Sbul up and giow up." he •napped. students and ficulty; • m .. ll<>c 'lfitll 30 memben of his Student
The s-•I mood or the crowd on '""'" R<11an ..,ilea waited W>lll t11cy stop-.. Advisory CoW>CU, COll)P<IsinJ student
pu& wa1 reasonable Ind receplive. txctpt ped and continued. . body ~de~. · ·
for"• bandlUI of. dlmnl<n, some Iden-Asked abooll state un1,...117 and coJ. Tile --.ct wi1 clootd but Iha
tlfied a1 members o( Students for a le'e tulUon llu.f:an rtpUed , "I th1nk ii'a P'uUttton atudenl body prealdent, Robert
Dem«.Tltic 'Society. • inevitable ... • · E. Sandoval, aal4 afterwards two of tbe
ObsetniUes were shouted and placards During a question period, the eovernor key l§lXI were lowetlng U!e voUt11 age
reading "Dump Reagan" and "Out Posi· lashed out it a young min who said he to 1a and the federal Economic Op-
tion: No TuiUon" were waved during his wu a Socl1list Workers Party member p:>rLunitle.s Pr04Tam .
fpee:ch on the campus with an earollmtnt from San Franclaco. When the in•n ti.. Rug~ ..id ht didn't favor lowering
M,uon "*•.Delp
Newp«>rt Launches Own
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Study of ·Upper Bay Area
By JOilll · VALT!llZA
Of 111t Otf11 'Ii.I lltff
After years or official silence on the
fut11ra o~ Upper Newport Bay and tlle
Tidelands exchange agreement bel\\'etll
tile l"ini"'COmpany and Orange-county,
Newport Bucb's City COuncll Monday
acted to launch ita own master plan study or the estuary.
The city action drew immediate pro-
mJ,es of cooperation from lrvin6 COm-
paoy PresideOI Wllllam R. /o!Qco, who
W4 his company's studies oo tlle bl,)i
-would~ )ll•de av~llable to the city.
1be C'Ouncll acted uoinim'&iily ·on the'
plw for tlle •w<I)', but balked al Ill(·
gesUons by Coun.cllm•n Paul J. Gruber
tll1t Newport join tlle Superior Court suit·
OD tbe txdwl&fl to asatrt clalma that the
from P .. e I
AIR LEASE •.•
no~led miinte111Dee mati11 on the ·
"'!Uofl or PM Vice Presldenl Jobn Mac-
lnnea. ··
Vice Mayor Robert Wilson of COlta
?.ftsa and Newport Beach city aide
Philip Bettencourt told board member>
thtlf ewes were in favor of the lease
transfer as Ions as i\ contained ctrtaio
rlRl!latlOfls. t"~1 Mesa passed a resolution a8king
that PSA make "a sincere attempt to re-
duce the obvious irritant factors of air ..
craft operation to the degree that they
ire livable,'' Wllson reported to the
board.,
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Udelands belon11o the city. not the coun-
ty.
The action for tbt study came after a
report from a specially f9rmtd council
committee set up to examine the Upper
Bay and the land exchange.
"We tielieve-that sucfi a+ planftli'lg study
ls an essenUal prerequWtt to informed
decision making ooncemlng ti p p e r
Newwrt Bay by the City Council," tll•
committee aald, .. ncardleee: of whether
the present land exchanp la CM-
summated or development occ:un under
other circumstances."
"I .would cerlflnl7 llJ <" tllat ouch a
stu_dy is euential.1• Mt.IOD aaid later.
He sold be 1110 agreed wttll the city
that the estuary would be developed ont
way or anotlier.
All fl'VIM otudy data "rtlevllll lo tlle
ecoloCY and dovolopmenl potential" ol
tlle .Upper Bay would be made available
to the city, Mason added. -
Gruber, whO in recent mcint~f . has
:spoken oul strongly about Ole ~\p,JU arid
agaln6t the txcban&e, propottt t.b•\. th~
city ueert Ill clalmJ that.-1 tbe·:.bay11
tidelands. belong to Newport lltacll
because the city has incorporated around
the bay. •·
Fellow councilmen said tbtt-Gnaber'•
Idea could be bandied .. parately from
the resoluU011 asking for mister plarmlng
and that more UecuUve sessions with Ci-
ty Attorney Tully Seymol!l' would have lo
be called.
One such etecuU•e session alr1ady bis
token place on legal upecta of tllt Uppel'
Bay swap plan -examinatton of chances
that thi city might challenge the county's
rights to the UdelandJ on 1rounds tbat
the ooun\y hu not managed them well.
That 1uggestJon, whlch cirne from
c:itlztns opposing the exchana:e. has not ~ been diecuued since by the councU.
the vOtll1l a1e t>vt would keep an opeo mind. · · -·
Students, Mid Sandoval, feared EOP
fund&, uled lo belp underprivileged col·
!Op studtnla wert beinC cul out of ihe
!910-7f itate coll!ge budpt and belnJ
diverttd ~ t-.ytar community col1ege1.
SandoYll laid l\ullll didn't have the
... ct n ...... but ~ lo 1et them tor 1!>6-~.,;;martlii'Oll1nthe <:60-MllilltJnc Council for Higher Education.
"It'! obvious he dldl'l't b ave the
answers," sa id .Sa.ndOVf.I. "'EOP is an .Im·
pott_.,.1 !Slue and U he -·t do his
homework W'•·IOinl to be raked over the
coals."
During the mtetlng, It was rt.ported, at
least one student body ptesident. James
Edward.a ol $an J,o" State, walked out
Ovtr \be EOP issue.
Edwards is the brother of Harry
Edwards;-~e San-;Jose-track etar
who urged' a black ath1ete boycott of Ole
1961 Mexico City 0'1mpics.
500 Republicans
In County ln\j.ted
To Meet Murphy
Flve·bundred Orana:e Coutlty
Republicans have betn inv1ted to meet
f imattlf George Murphy at a private
reception from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at
tbe Balboa Boy Club.
Jnvttaliont: name _,eight prominent
NfJUbUcaJll at aponaors of the e•ent in-
ch>dtn1 Paul A. Palmer, chairman: John
MaeLeod, Olarlt.s Thomas, V I c to r
Andrews, Walttr SChnUd, Sptncer Honig,
0 . W. 11Dick" Richard and Mrs. William
Benta.
"The event will enable the select iroup
to chat Informally with the eenator," •
spoktiman for Ille l'OUP said today. "We
want Nm to meet eome ol Oran1t COun-
ty'a · fine Republicans witmut the
prelltu'i of fund raising."
The senator i• scheduled to arrive 1t
Oranae County Airport at 8:30 a.m,
Wednesday and will appear at noon at the
Embuay · Room, Dianeyland Hotel to
speak 1t the annull Lincoln Day Lun-
cbton, sponoored by tlle Orange COW>ty
Rej>ubUcan Wom<tt, Federated.
Batun told Wilson the tease included a
general statement to that effect, but ad-
ded that a lack of technology In the field
made It lmt>os«lbte for more precise ctn.
trol1 on the levels of noise and air pollu·
lion produced by jet aircraft.
M1cJrmes said It would be thret yul'8
before a burner CID to cut jet noise and
moke wotild be marketed for jet en-
f!ne&. but "when they are avaneble. PSA
will be the first to· use 1hfm."
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other mtrlctions suggested by Harbot"
Area cllies in the lease tr1nsfer include :
-Air Cal !halt not land or take off
between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m.
-No aircraft generatipg more Per-
ceived Noise Dectbels IPNDB) than tlle
Boeing 7'¥1 allaP be permltted Io use the
airporL
-No 1lrcraft with a gross weight of
more than 9S,OOO pounds shall be perm.it·
ted to use the terminal.
After boa.rd members unanimously ap-
proved the assigrunent, Airport Director
Robert Bresnahan asked for a board res-
olution directing him to negotiate • 1imi·
Jar -lease ageement with Air West.
Supervisore pa15ed the resolution, not·
Ing It would be easier to set the agrtt-
ment wllh the flnancially troubled airline
before it Is taken over in April by Hu1hes
Air Corporation, l div!Jlon of the Hughes
Tool Compeny.
DAILY PILOT
' OIANf• CO.UT 'Ul llllo!INO GOM,AMY'
lo\iorf N. W1ei
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Jtck It: Cu•l •v
\/'1(9 ,.,.,..,,, 111111 ~"I! MIMftl'
n ..... , 1e,, ... 11
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Th1"''' J... M11•1t~j"'
MtMlllltl ltlltl'
C"N M ... Offk•
)JO W•d lty $frt1t M.m,., A''""I P.O. l•r 1560, •2•2• ..... -N---1 ... ~~' ltU west .. -.. hu...,_l'f
t. .. _ ...... ~: J22 --· .,,,_ twfrtlrltltrl hWI: 1"11 ..... llllWHtf
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GOAT HILL •.•
area was too 1malllor cow•," ht aei'd.
St. Cl1lr polnttd oi1t that a fourth ol
Newport Be•ch'• Income once came ftom
the mackerel Oeet. while the clty la nOW
quite sophisticated.
"This is certainly not Goat Hill
anymore, either," he continued, "and or
course, since I like sometbln~ a little
catchier than, 'uh ... I think "Goat Hill"
will sell more books."
"Well, people att:n't ~olng to walk In
and buy tt off the shelf like 'Fanny Hill'
so you e1n foraet that," counte1ed Mayor
Pinkley. who sells literature at his
pharmacy.
"I'm rather proud of our ci(y ..... the
vice mayor bt&an.
"lt'a the peoole in between who worry
about 'Golt .HllJ'," griped ·St. Clair, .. not
the old-Umtrs or the kids. The others
tlllnk ii nOects on them .''
"Dammi t nobody's calling It Goat Hill
anymore," ht added:'
''Wltat the Jiell's tll• book dOtnal" ibot back Mayor Pln~y. .
n 'Gott RIU' turns me off," obltJ'Vtd
Vice May., Wi1-. •
St Clair then counter.4 by sayb>J that
HJll ls merely tricing the city -known
as Coot& Meu back thl'Olllb Its munlctoal
tncamatlOM 11 Harper, OreenvUle,
Market Clerk •
Robbed-of $115
By Bandit Team
A tone Costa MtM market ctert w1s
robbed ol 1115 early today when two coel,
oi111'1-wurlllf banditt saW>ltred In
1lmulatln1 cunt In Iba pocUll of their
blaclt ralncoau. · · ·
llobort Hodp, employad al Iba ?lo Too
Marllllt, 111.Del M11 Ave., hid OM w11
lfiorl aitd did all Iba talkl!IJ, wtlllt lh•
other "" qultt tall and ntver said a ward ..
Dlto<llf,. Sqeat Cliff McBride 111d
the pair order"4 HoclP lo II• doWn on Iba
noor behind tll• Counter. but be /:!:" in ume to ,.. them burrylllf east Del
M•r A•tnue. Ooe ll'Ss dt!C'flbtd as 5 feet . '1 tnches
tall. of Lntln de.sctnt. while the 6thtr was
a.boul S feel. t inches tall and both Witt
~ t0·21 )'tar1 old.
r1ot1tt IOJd pollce alter rtPortln& tllt
!:20 a.m. ltlclmp tll•I Iba bandit team · w., tXceptlonall1 calm, " thou1h qultt
t>ptrlenced In "h•t they were dOing. ,
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Faltvlcw. Paulartno •n4 otltors.
Miller looked tired and sorry be tackled ·
it at au.
"IM '1c. miyor, l>Ow0vor, said mllllons
of dollars are 1pent to crull Images -
clUng t)\e Coca.COia tr1demarit -asking
why Costa Mesa should regrtss 40 years
in history lo title a boo!;.
·"I'd prefer Aril'Ofli Hel"1ts then," sald
Councilman Jorilan, addlii8 that II would•
actually rtnect the· truth or the
transformation. Councilman : Tucker then suagested
golog J>ick in theory 100 milllon yean -
before the Grind Canyon be1an evolving ·
_,, thi:n ju.ii1pln1 loo thou sand years
ahead in time. ae a mental exerel11e.
"What difference will it ma.ke 60 years
from now what the book is named ?" he
asked. "We'll be forgotttn l"
"I hope so," munnured Councllm~
Jordan: ·Dlocilhlon Ulen •hirted to dlotribuUon
of the bOok, whattver lti name . and
whether 11-!lllfhl become-roquired -r!adlftl . ,on 181 Newport·Meaa Unified
Seltool Dlatrfct cam{llliel. Clly -Anoriiey Ro y Ju ne,
h<lwmr. compUcated the debote lurtllfr
by polntlnl out thll .,...Id r9qu1,. Sttte
Board of £ducaUon approval -and sa1d
even that won't be the only problem.
Ht added that to purchase any of the
voluntts, lhty must qualify under ~ern·
mtnt code 'It ·beln& 1eatttrnate ad-vertlalng and promotion material for the
community.
This ~vived the·Goat Hill-versus.Costa
Mesa debate.
"We'll start bJck In the beanfields and
end 11.p with the new, modem tluff."
arrues Tucker.
We fln1ll)' sugizested a compromise tJ •
tle of "Goat Hlfl 1ben. Costa Mesa Now."
while Vice Mll)'OI' Wlloon offl!l'ed a step
further -naming II "Colla Mell," and
givtna Jt a ptsldn cover.
Costa Mesi. was dtslgn.ated as sucb '
bact In the taos. ·When a vetfran settler.
the late Miu Alice Plumer. won t2S for
aubmtUloC th1 n•me In a ·contest then &n·
Uclpated lo eod the Goat HUI con-
lrovers.y.
Tbt n1me la Spanish for COISlll mesa.
bu~ Ctly Clerk C. K. "CbarUe" Prf"t
rtMtntdtd today, it is also tnUrely In·
corr<ct from tht ttandpoint of Spanllll
arammar.
Tricia Recovering
WASBJNCTON (UPf) -Tricia Niroo
hat told htr rather 1he: ie "feeling be1ttr"
end her measlts ii• beglnn!og lo diup-
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By JACll: 'BllQBACK
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Dr. A. J . ~en.Smit fOUJht,.Gll' a
relentless barrage of queftions by
SOutl)em CalifOmii Edison Com'pany •!-'
torne:ya Tuesday and urged that all oil·
gas burning elecfrlc plants.be phased out
eventually.
Califomla'a number one smog fighter
did concede, however, that be was willing
to accept a temporary increase of pollu-
tion inlo the atmosphere if the: 1otaJ
phase out could be achieved.
The cbalnnan of the California Air
Resources Board and Caltech scientist
was Oll the: witness stand for almost five
hours Tuesday before the Public UtilitieS
Commission in Los Angeles.
Haogen-Smit agreed grudglnCIT Iha!
.... ;.;il~-cxpanslon f the Hunllngto!L.Btach_
Edison plant, the reason for the hearing;
might be preferable to smaller · gall
turbine plants as an interim source.
b#til\.Y "l\.OT '11" """'
'TH!RE IS REALLY. U:TT~E DOUBT I'LL BE ELECTED'
Candidate E-velle Youn91r Speal<ln1 irt N1wport B11ch
Ne\Vport E~change Club
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Hears Younger on Crime
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B7 WIWAM SCBllEIJIER
Of .... Dt11'1 ""' '"'" Evelle J. Younger, Los Angeles Ctunty
district attorney and cand[dite fbr
Calllomla state attorney .'general, said·
lolollday ~ America Is Involved ln.,a
world wide crime wave and that the
number ol crimes will increue·) year
after year unless 'positive adion ·is tate:n~.
Speakln1 in Newport Btacll before a
crime prevention week luDcheon ot the
Newport Harbor E,:cbange Club at 'tlie
Newporter.Jnn, YOW>ger sald,'"lt-li Up to
us lo keep the crime rate Jow." ·'
Younger, whose talk was superficially a·
di5c:uall0n of Loa AnJ:eles Jaw en-
lorotmml problems. spolce In polJtlcal
laftltllte concerning the job be would like
to do as attorney 1eneral.
"When I am elected, and there is really
little doubt that I will be eJeCttd J will
assemble all voluntary crime preVention
group leaders in Sacramento for a
strategy meeting designed to' outline pro-
grams for the various groups," said the
di.s trict 1ttomey.
Younger, who heads one of the nation's
largest prosecµtlon offices, also men-
tioned his set of priorities in the fighiJ
against crime.
He aald. "We are. not going to win the
war a1ainst crime without the eotir•J
moblli;ation of most re!pOnSible citizen1,
Much .of the talent· In -this fight Is moving
in all dUfet:tnt dlrtctlons. that talent is ·
only limlttd by the lack of quality
leadership."
Continuing with his list of lhln&• lo do
as attorney general, Younger mentioned
the nttd for more, better trained and
better paid police. He also said that Ole
C.Ufomla penal code Is 100 years out of
date and needs revislOn.
One of YoW\ger '!I primary projects is to
take full advantage of 1 pace. a I e
tecbnolOIY.
"Ir th.la type of research is 1iven a hllh·
enough priority, we will be able to lum
aboul the individuals involved I n
crime .•. whal makes them Uck," he
St\d,, I
'Many of the programs Younger spoke.
of as possibiUtiea on the state-wide level
are already part of his . programs in Los
Angeles. ·
,He discussed .lhe District Attorney'!!
Advlaory CoUnclJ'~ Los.Angt,les whicb is
, · Spr~ce · ·up
made up of TT community leaders who
act as crime prevention analysts on the
local level. They also study and. prOpose
legislation, according to Younger. •
N anie' s the Same
But Boy Sufi ers
In Coniparison
Having the same name as someone else
can be• harmless novelty, or it can be,.
d,angerous, expensive liability.
So far, in recent days, it has cost one
17:year-old Costa Mesa boy a job and
some of the respect the cleancut youth
has earned in church and scb.ool.
Costa Mesa High School aen.ior Robert
Morris. of 31.2 E. 20lh St., ha$ the same
n&l\l! as ,a,n 18-year-old claaamate ar.
rest~ in a widespread campus dru& raid tw,o .fee~.!qo., . . 1 • , ..
"11 don't e¥en know the other Bob Mor:
tis," said the boy who has suffered for
whatever · offenses are blamed on his
classmate, one of more tban 20 pe110ns
arrested. ·
School officials confirmed today that he
is a victim of mistaken idenUty In the
narcoUcs case in which the other Robert
Morns. t,, of 937 $flrra Way, was izn.
plJc~tt:_d by und_ercover detectives.
AcUve in the Assem61y of Goer Church
and optimistic about his future u a eon·
structlon engineer, the younger Bob Mor·
rill said the link lost him a j9b' wlth a
Fountain Valley finn reCtlit!y ... ·
A routine record check disclosed the
rteent arrest of a Robert Morris from
Costa Mesa and he was dropped from
contlderation.
But Bob Morris has kept his sense of
humor.
Told of a similar incident in which
a mpected salmnan with a rare and
unusu1I name suffeted for it when a
namesake counterpart was jailed for
distribution of obscene literature, he just
laughed.
.. "I bet he had a real problem," he
said.
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WITH FINE QUALITY-
FAMOUS BRAND NAME
Edison attorney William Marx ham.·
mered away at Haa{e"it.Smit's rejection
of the NUS Corporation report. although
admittedly the stale has made no such
study of the Huntington Beach area.
The scientist said he would 1ike to 1ee
another report before accepUng the
validity of the NUS findings. NUS Is a
private research firm hired by Edison.
Its findings concentrated on grc:iund
level concenlratlons of emissions from
power plants, rather than the ton·per-<lay
standard used by the Orange Qlunty Air
PolluUon Control District.
Marx went off on another tack
in d.lscussing emissions from jet airplane
engmes. 4
"You are 1w1re that controls planned
ror jet engines will reduce· fallout but
double· emissions of nitrogen dioxide'"
Marx questioned.
Marx said the nitro11en emiss ions from
planes would increase by 10 tons, four to
five times the increase of such con-
taminants by an enlarged Huntington
Beach electrical generating plant.
Haa1en.Smlt replied, "I've heard that
before but it has little to do with
emissions from pov.·er plants. Steps will
be taken to curb the nitrogen emissions
from planes but little has been done to
date."
The scientist said the state will ''force
~e auto manufacturers to make cbanpa
1n their equipment to meet state Stan-
~ards despite claims that they are too
o1nc1.''
Pu'&Uc Utilities ·..-Qlmmission attorney ·
Leonard Snaider broli11ht out in ques-
tioning that the state uses: eoncentr1tlons
of p;iUutants as a measure of limits, not
tons!pei' d&y.
B4t Hil&gen.Smit maintained that
palhit.ants rrom power plant stacks mix
in the Ul)per atmosphere and the total
area below the inver,ion ceillnc b
~qually <X>nt.a.minated.
Raindrops Fall
01i His Head .•••
When.It rains, it pours.
A C~sta Mesa teenager was walking In
the rain about midnight Monday when
stopped by a police officer at E'J Camino
Drive and Monterey Avenue.
Questioned about his activities, he ssid
he was going to see a fritOO, but dJdn't
know his name or address.
Meanwhlle, a record check revealed an
$11 arnst warrant ror failure to pay a
San Clemente parking ticket. And a
check of his person revealed a small
amount or marijuana.
\Vhen It rains It pou ts.
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Idealism, Optimism
Laguna Student Leader
Urges Comm~nity. Role
By FRED SCJIOEMEBL financing all atllvltles wlllcb promo\t tbe
OeJivering°' hr;-:ri ;te--; the, Unton iriterests of the students. la Ille put the
address, Laguna Beach ,High SChool student government has neglected to
Associated Student Body P ~es I d en t fulfill many of these responsibilltlts."
Howard Hills has urged hi.I constituents "Today the situation is vastly lm·
to take a greater active role in DOm· proved. We have created the officea of
munity affairs. ' director of public relations and director
Hills spoke Thursday be.fore the entire or student relattons to maintain /Com·
student body in two separate assembllea mun1cation with the conurwit1ly. The
on the Art Colony campus, challenging Progressive Education club has brought
'his listeners to Idealism and cptlmlsm. the community into the school by tapping
He said the future may look dark, but it the professional reSources ·Of the CID--
is also brighter than ever before. munlty' in the .atUdalt inltiatid "mtnt.
"Aa this Amelican nation, and other codrse".
'nations arpund the ll{orkl, attempt to Looking at general profl'lml for the
eliminate those condltlom of human e.. balance ol )l!e icbool year lllils .,.. tile
l!lence which inhibit the~ and virtues, ·lollowlng·propou)J:
of human naJure , it Is the fducatinnal Jn. -An '1<dlcin commlUee just formed to
st.ituUons that are emerging as one ot the ' 1produce mun~ ........ tn election
most acUve ol all social and pollUcal p1oce..., and procedum. · ,
forces ," Hills decllll'!d. "I would llGI \. \~' ... .-.11 fnxri the arbitrary
create the lllusioo that we are the Ont ·~ ... fll the teacher• contemJng
generation wtth the will to live la, ~-regulltlons.. UMt tum t b e
harmony wilh lhe 1*ala of lreedom, ~ bJllly lo Jht,s-nt Court. , '""""'peace. aod i)IPfMe!a. llut we a!O -CO"/""l':oommunlcaUona with'> other
a -ralial with •·be!W ~ lo llo -area blil! .iichools In lhe at1'mpt qi "!''
ao.;• "' ,, " pahdbrg t'be concepts of dem0cr1tk 1110-
"The unlortunale que.tlon we IDUll ulr -l'"'mmeats. \
oundm \s: r,an ·'"' inlllt lhe ftt\d lo lei -llee I the li><ampoo ~ us live in peaeef I say we mutt or our 1ncrule their acope of actifltia 1111 tee
fight for fn::edom ll;wo!lhlesa lonn«ll," -clubs fonned ,for ..,.ttallred-.t
Hllla said. 1 adl¥1U.., with ---aJv-11< augeatod that.Laau•• Beach Hip . lllrl dubi .... wppok lllld Ideas.
Scbonl has !alien ahort in devtlO!linl -In cJoatna, llllb lold the -ii: "I'm
cepts in peace and freedom . , . not asking for action dh'orced from
"II Is the role ol lhe student g ... m. knowledge. But I am uk!Jig lhat you nol
ment lo light "81nsl thooe alemooil of · relinquish your rlfht lo hdp other~ I
~ Jhe communltj or achoo) Jllat lllfle. hope. JOU have loYe In l'OUt beotl, thla
creativity or (flscourage students from • world needl IL .Man rW\U mt tr1111Ce:nd
maklJJI a reallsUc C<mtribuUon lo lhelr those condiUOOJ ol txlslence Jllat Jonn<nl
community or counlry. At lhe 11me time, h\1111'" natmo ulltlhll men tall lhart la
the aluclmt goveramtat hu lhe role f'. Jllat Joy.• ' .. ~ .
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Laguna's busy South Coast Hl&b••Y was
bla'med for an accident that rauHed In
minor injury lo a Su Juan C.pislrano
woman M~ay aft.emc;cm. •
Drlver George Paul ste~. 24, ol.
31861 S. Coast fflibway, !Jauth,I.qilDI·,
told police. be WU nOrtbbiwJd Oft the
highway ow !llamood Sine\ wlien the
dog ran in front of b1a car. e. .
· Stephenson allp\fl!Od on hla brakes and
his car was atrUck from the 'rear bJ a
vehicle drl.vt!n by Margaret Hougard, 13,
of 28011 Ave. Cabrillo, Su Juan •
Capistrano.
Mn. Hougard, who WU allghU, In-
jured, waa treated by her own pbylid.111.,
Police reported moderate dunap to both
vthlcles. '
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Son. Richan! B, RutMll (o.Ga.),
and about 50 members of the Rus-
sell family attended religious serv·
ICU SW>day at the Whi~ House as
· 1ln~iled guest. of Prnldont NI-.
The • President called the group
"one of Amercia's most 1 di~tin·
guls)led families." Present were
1even of Russell's nine brothers
aad sillers alo~ with their·spOQSel· ' . ' and ,children. . e l5ervtce was ,con-:
ducfecl by a younger brother, l>r.
li..,ry Edw•fd Russell, minister of .tbe Second Presbyterian Church
in Memphls;-Tenn.-He built·a-ser,
moo around the theme that t•bold-
ness is an indispensal)le ingredient
for aucceasful living." . -•
TM it.ate oJ Ntoada ha.s a rtp-
uiotlon for m lc(JCI V"'!'1'1ing,
bUt whm the chips are do1D7l it
is only second belt i~ tM wut.
The Calij ornia ·budget shows it
txpt:Ci.td mort than JP& mUlion m rtt>nM from J&ortt r a c '
gamblinifduring th< !Cnl fUcal
11ear. In Nrooda, tM total revt·
""' /"1'111 "°""'lillg 11 Up.cled to Jbe more tJum '40' million -
or about $28 million ~ t h a n
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CUT TO END CAREIRt
' Trumpoter Al Hirt
Moshe Dayan.'1 .. •
Son Survives
Munich Bombing
' 1tlldi Up lajaiJ mlCllt•.1111.-.
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and tnapsacim )lid -~ -~ ~ " vqrucy er carrylnf -cealed weapou. '
~'type& wbo hid been.Iii.,.·
i., In earl ..... the llreell --IO enjoy the sbitterlng crub. .
11a11J dly nslden!& avoided the Freocll
Quarter, ...... of the Carnival, fC< ,..,
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•we m op1m1 people wtio will aot .
confO?Jll With «;dbw'Y, ccmventkllli
rule& " f90d ~vlor," Aid Police 8Qlll.
Jooepb I. Glanuno. "TJ,.y_ lhlni~
anythln& -In th!& city llld they ju&t dq
it."
Declared Mayor Schiro :
"UDleu the public takes 1 om e
NPDJ>ilbllily fer controll!Y t b II
boodJumlmi I am afrllld that Mardi Gru.
will go out on existence."
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Ravolar CUmlit Polo Allor ~-king Off. Olflcor'o Hat
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Heid~ Laud
-· flace Speech
WASHINGTON 1APl -Senate luders sali! todly ~ -"Piion In the North
" .. lild'M' Iii "1111 lliqjb bul~~ commltrneDt to support· Sou
-omllldmenta to a·federlll aJd to odo
ucatlon bill.
Both Majorlly Ltlder Mll<e Mlllllleld
(D-Kmit.), llid hll !K>P counterpofl,·8<11.
Hllllh Scott " PeNll)'lvlllll, =" a speech by sen. Abr.ahlm A. RI (!).
Conn.) -.it)' 11ylna "the .Nc•tl" is
IUilty ol lllClllCIDleDla hypocrisy ID Its
treatment of the blact man."
"I think lf1 a good ~~it= thll boll° and brought ll to ' -
of the country,'' Mand.leld told nenmm
befcro tho st.rt " todly's Stolle .-. · Scott called Rlblcolf'1 spffch ,. ''V<rl'
_....,..... oddlng "It was somttilln«
of a watershed to have r Northern Uberll
li(llng with Soutbem Drmcicrat&."
Before the Senate ii u ameadment bf
Sen. Jolln Sleonls (~.). and other
SoulliinLoeDilllo:ID 81.iblbh-ocfr•edom
ol choice J>bl!Cy riir· ocbool attendmct.
SCott, wiicl ii ei<pected to olfer • m«loft
to .table the'--~ ,aid be couldn't
qree with il and llllo ~doubt the
li<ale would accept • iecond ·s1e111111
amendment to riijiilre Willorm e!ll~
meot " school ddqrepUoo ~ the country. • ... · · ·
Although Scott 114ld ltbere WU "too
1D1dt uncertainty" •bout wbll lhil ..,. e-might I~ to, W.Dlfield said
be WU aivhia It --·f!on. 0 We ~.get away frQln ~
about de jutt llld de focto -!Ion and' reolilo It ii the "me In iiD .parts
ot the countrJ .~· Musfietd llld.
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S.Crota,Y of Stahl Tod W. llNWn
has beld oftice for. 20 years, a n d
his name !1 one of the best known
Jn Ohio Republican politics. B u t
Brown met his match In famous
names when Joh• F. K-*¥ filed pet!Uon.s lo run for secrelary ·of '
state as a Democral Kennedy ls
a 3i-yeaM>ld Cleveland insurance
broker whose uncle ran against
Brown In 11156 and Jost. The Demo-
crats have another ''personality"
In Oblo's May 5 primary election.
Perry M-son of Aurora, Ohio, ·is
running for Ueutenant governor.-
MUNICH. ~..,. (UPI) -An Arob
terrnr1Jt today mrled • band gm,ode In-
to a paaenger bu: at Munich's Riern
Airport In an oppmnt attempt to
assaainate the only eon of JsraeU llefenoe Minister Moobe Dayan; Mun1dt
Police Chief Manfred Sdtrelber;aalcl.
Aailal Dayon, ·~~ of the .-1> wor hero, eecaped In the blut but
another·-W11 kilied ~.J',Yml
The bearded, roly 'poly Hirt, whole
lrumpet pl'IYlnl from a Bourbon stnd
hotel balcmiy bas been a Mardi Gru
feature fer yean, aa(d the Up Injury Saz>.
day .. could mun the whole ball game -
mY carOeJ:." He said be had oJrudy
canceJid <ll&"llemenll In Atlanta and
Albany, GL
'il ·ten you one thlnci'' he ·Wd. ~
II ~y wt parade, ot I-anW the city
fathen take a hard loot at all the
violence in Mardi Gras tJlil year."
About IOll,000 pmooa were apaatad-to
tum out tonight for the trlldltlooll Zulu,
Rex and Comus parades wbicb wind up ·
the Clrnivll.
Demo C.~lfncil . Calling
For · Carswell RejectiOn
' WASHINGTON f AP) -· The !'..i.~.-dld• J..i.e Haynsworth," tho COWlCil
MABE/I, Miu. (Al') -Moben mgli
llChool wao decltroyed by rcre early todlY.---
boOrs before It WU to ~D under Court~ fa cu It y ~greglllon.
Olctlbl>ebo Ccu)ty Deputy Sheriff B 111 111rJJ011! said the FBI and &tale f1te
m.wl were joining hlm in investigating
the lilue. othen wounded. .. -Democratic Polley Cclmctl urged today ~
!hit the·flenole reject the Supreme Court "I-think the President Ind hll ad-
nomlnatton of Jlidge G. Harrold Car1Well, ministration hive played rather loosely
The Arab bomb-thrower also fought a
nnmlng gun bottle with pollCe· and two
suspected accompllces set o9---two u-
ploslves In .the airport's transil ~~
wilting room. · .. • ~
Pollce-saJd at ·least one persen WM till-
ed and 11 other1 woundt.d In the attack .
AU .thn!e Arabs aim were Injured llld
saying UM! appointment abould never with the judiciary in tbeae two ap-
Le al S 1'f have been·made. polntments," !'umphre)i' s8id. · Army· g taI Fonner Vice Pmldent Hubert H. The policy COWldl q.,,iiooed l'rellldent
. Hiimphrey, the COWlCil cbalrmo:n. said N!xoo's p1an1 for ICllon to enhance the
'Ibe ecbool had been closed for more
than a week and classes were scheduled
to begin today with the faculty lntegr1tec1
on the ratio of two Negroes to one white.
Student lntqrotloa bu been order<d for nm fall.
.... captuc<d by police. --• ,.., r· Id any ~n ~for the high court "must eov1ronDlenL •!•Jn fact . hls budget R . d N Pil Knew 1-.ixon o JJ<devoldo1onyrecon1•racia1l>las,1n-,._,,..formanyfi;imo• .. tr .. t etll'e · avy ot ·· ·· ·· -. ~=::r=;~,.;.;i ~eei ,_lJ'i~~ ":1
mor':1 ~~~ · Giten ·Ne.w Heart_· "Everythlng...polnta .to Milohe Dcryon's
son as the object of an a1sassin•Uon at--
tempt," Schreiber saJd.
The attack al the busy lntemaUonal
airport folloW<d the crash lolcinday night
of a United Arab Airlines jetliner shortly
arter takeoff from the same field:-All 23
persons aboard the British-made Comet
jetlintr survived the crash.
Of CalJ Aff 0 lhlt !ell. •· ml~ to'iochleve ~.Jj!veil. . . ey 8Ir ·The policy coqnCil, fci'acotalogile orill ·'>"ibe irm;; .hai pa~<!' for' rbetfur . JiiciiMoNo, Va. (uPl).:... The MeC!teal
FT. BENNING, Ga. (UPI) - A former ''"" on ekctlon yo0r illlues, cluaif.ecj jlro!1oimcementa .or ·Wnon;u0m," 'the ColJtp .t Virginia "port.eel todly II lealll.offtcer ot Fl. Benning testified to-cmweu with . Clement F. Haynswortb policy COUDdl said. : · tranaplanled a new beort Into the body of Call Jr., whole Supreme · Court selection On the Vietnam war; the council a retired Navy pilot during the n!glil day l!>at 00 the dly Lt. William L. ey earlier wu rejected hY the Senate. adoPlecl Monday a C.uUqoaly worded A oi>okesDW> ldenUfied the recipient as
Jr. ,. .. charge\! With munferillg Viet-"We'believe lhil the Haynsworth llld ....Wllon p,.pared by rellred diplornot Willaid N. Sbepanl, •• now• realtor ill nameae civU!W'~hll commanding officer -. hid iemarllld, lbat It Ile did Dot. follow Clmfeli _,,. .... to the Supreme w,._ Averell llarTimon, propoalng the • Norfolk. He ollld Shepud ,. .. Iq 11lilfac-A goventment spokesniln said· there
-DO suggestiGn .t coUotaill 1ll the plone ciuh. '.fwn a'"'°"" were ~ 'and a woman )auenger ~Ulllied for
PrilddiatiMua'I onln 4-tbe'd eltber' be ', COUrt lhoald not bate been made aod we withdrawa:1 of all Atnerkan"forces from tory condltiOn today. ·The d08or wu not
8,faol or 1 ,..._,., , •-::::-;:the=8elatl===to=re=ject=J=udg=e=Catsw==eU=:;::the=w=ar="'=ne=wl=lhin=·=1s=mon==ths=. ====ldecrtll==ied.==========~
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'ftie airport --Mid todly'• ·~ tacks bfc• wfieD ·a "sma11, ,thfn Arab"
suddinly appear<d at die door of Ille. hlil
carrying -....-Jo .. lmoll. El Al __ airliner and! S)'.1jan Anb Air~ plalie.
The lelll1nony 1 In a court-moc:ttal "
ontrtaI blUf6c -given bJ Cipt. 'illlUam II. Hill; """ al' that 111!><.,llA •
Sept. 8, wu leUJ olllc:er for the Afi"Y-
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Cilley'• -.. -1111 ctwpi! i'Teridenl Nizon md in hll office """ ~~ Im...-command m: ll1tlilao-'-•. diic--Wblta 8--~::.~~l<l,.g!";.,:!0!~'1!'':.~~·;~ Israeli Jets Strik~ Pl'•"'*"' .jetllDC a fair 1r1a1to 1111
Soulh<aal Asid. Th< 1!16th<ra .,.,.,.. -, li'.~t G _ r ·p · •t• ml~coort. . ly t,....led lo Vi<111<1!n to dedicak· o '"'el t' · OD • Qlll 10ll8 Calley 1, accuoed ol the pt'tllleditaled
ciDilian ho.spit.al in the Central High· • nwrder of lQS Vtetnamue men, women
londi built by cOT1tribulion! from By United Prell hlteru-1 and dlll••-• bl"W 'lll& IDflntrJ pla-
Worcester County, Mass. Shown with tsrael, which suffered its heaviest &ooD·oa aswepol.MJ'1~ !11laP ~
tM Pre&i<Unt are Mrs. Gladys Berg losses in Egyptian air raids Monday aiDce 11, 11188. 1 ·
(left) and 11111. Bertha Tofleri. the war Jn 1967, todly seol lta worplws Hill tesWled, •bad Ibo Fl. -loi • e Into action against EgypUu ID!lltary staff judp ._ .ju&t,bolp bin>, tbaii
A Honolulu motorist was cited
for inattention to driving Sunday
after his car collided bead-on will\
another vehicle in full view of sp~
tators watching a safH r i v l n g
"Roadeo." Police said the molorilt
had his eyes.on the roedeo, llllteod
of the road.
positions on the Suez Canal, a T!l Aviv ·be -tlla CalleJ oBalfbad ,"°",..,.,,.
spoke!Illan reported. • . rod lo Pl-lllJmo. HID Aid 11111 bl
The spokesman &114 Inell plu1eo IDll air.. otll&tr Jmi!' -" Ibo'
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Sb·uck Dowp
NEW DELHI (AP) -The
Supreme Court. today struck
rfown Prime· Minister Indira
G a n d h i' s seven-month-old
bank nationalization law, the
keystone of Mn . Gandhi 's
Socialist program.
The prime-minister~ "I"' out
of New Delhi on a pOJltlcal
trip. but the government said
a presidential ordinance would
be issued to protect the bank
takeover until Parliament can
pass a new law at its session
beg!Mlng Feb. 20. It said both
lhe ordinance and the new law
would be without the clauses
to which the court objected.
In a IG-1 decision the court
declared that the law violated
the consUtu tionaJ guarantee of
compensation. .discriminated
against the banks and violated
the rights or the former
O\vners to carry on business.
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From Pike
AUBURN, Mass. (AP) -
The sweepdown or t h e
Massachusetts Turnpike for
400,000 dimes has ended.
Sta te police said they did
not know bow many were
recovered by 25 main-
tenance men who used large
vacuum cleaners and "mud
l'iUCkers" to scoop up the
coins Monday. So u v e n I r
hunters were kept out of the
area.
The dimes -in 40 money
bags, each holding· $1,000 -
were being hauled b y
Armored Motor Re n t a I
TraMport Co. from the O,.n-
ver mirit to the Federal
Reserve Bank of Boston.
State police said the floor
fell out of the rented truck.
Congre8s Pauses
.
After Fast Start
' WASHINGTON (UPI) -ed <rime;. »reform of lhl · eo.......,, off ·to Ill q'\kkeol cfru& llw lbat would cul ,
start in years, stops tonight penalUe& and c:tv• police wno-•
for ita first hoUd1y of 1970. knock" aathcrlty in raids; an
. Still hanging. however, 11 the t.nUtrust exempt.ion for falling ·
Labor-HEW ap~rlaUon.s bill newspapers e_nd a t.S.t billion
for -the fiscal year comm, ~program-to. help rucve. the .
closer and closer to a close. ciUa 'transit· systems. There
lll!htPPY and tmbarras.ed ls Ill! oullld< cbanct the
by last year's year-nlllnd Senale will pus today • $3S
maralhoa, ~ h a 1 billion, four·Jilll' aPIJllloo of
largeled Lab\!r Day 1.,. ad· the •leme!llaiY and aea>ndM1
joummenL JI acts Uke 11 -program. mpn111 business.
Most years start slowly and
become frantic in the fall .
Thi! year. howevtr, the Senate Oil Tanker
already has passed four. major ~
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-· F..._ I0, 1970 DAILY l'IUT' •
7 Young Men .Seek
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SAN MC!SCO (AP) --' method emp!.,.d 1-the
Seven youna Callfornlans have advice of all 1 t •a d a r d
oued to have the dralt loltery 1latlllloa) · lajbookl. It 11
last December declared un-common lnowtedae ainoag c:onstltu'Uoria!. repulable slatisllclans that II
Their acllon filed Monday In I• dllllcult If not lmpoelb!e to
U.S. District~ asks .for a !chleve 1 •andom 11mp!O by
-lottery, • lemporary phy•lcal mlxlng, and thal-
restralnlng order a t a i o a t cllSlon bu led to development
(urlber lnduclfool under the of !ables of random numbert
old on11, and cancellaUon of all and random permutationl.
notloea oulatandlng under I~ '"Ille method of drlwlnl the
The . pol!Uon charg11 the numbers could be apected
phyalcif mlxlng of I b • beforehand to result In poor
capoulea ln the laltery did nol mlxlnc of the numbers, 11111 •
result ln "an equitable and itn· the an a I 71I1 showed
partial random aelectlon se-overwhelming evidence that
·u"1 ".......,. quence" In accordance with blaaea did result and these
bills, meeta early and late, Holds Firm ::'!io~ held • Saturday · Thlnde naturSl fears of Ute jungle seemfm to have disappeared from this chimp who
The House ap-•r• to be. PORT HAW'ICDBURY, N.S. f . s the company ol a lion ~Db eo orttng when nap time comes ar~~d at
President Nison's Nov. Hp~ biases dJd reault in aerloua
clamftlon. discrepancies ln the selection
Filed with the suit was: an of numbers."
afflda'1( by seVenl statistics The ault wu brought m •
aperla ln.c!uclin& three Slan. behalf of all thooe whO reoelv·
IOfd Unlvmlty prof....,.., ed DIDDbers of I» ar leSI Ill •
Charles Sleln,, Ingram Olkln the lo!Jory and w b on
and radley Efron; who llid: blr1bdaya fall from leplember
~· k' •-R-~ .. -."'-1 (UPI) -Ooudiness and foa Lion Country Safari, a tourist attraction near Balm Beach, Fla., which soon ••< 1og c~ to ·~ usua today fnlSlnled efforts to · will branch out to Lagupa Be•ch.
pace. dis-ol the lr<JUllded LlbeT· ---------=:...;.-----+---------------
-The first recesa of the ian tanker the Arrow and Its
'"'ion (lhree ,...tin& daya, of~I '"•••ed Int
fiVe ffictuaiftg7the wee•end) -~30-rth -Atnritl~~0
begins after adjourment today Tug boal5 conttbued to hold
and end~ al n~ M~. the stem section in i>(>sltlon
The Linco~ s BI r t h Ga Y while 200 experts superviaed
recess ls designed to give Re-movement 'of other equipment
publican legislators a chance · tDto the area of last Wed·
to ga home and g!Ve pollUcal nesday'i ground.ina:.
. "ll Is our opinion that the tllroq)J December.
Sec .re.t Transcripts Showing Dead-ly Researeh
U.S. in Laos Tokl by Gore 3 Die; Virus Study Ends speeches. It is a reciprocal ar-The equipment being moved
r a n g e m e n t with the In will be WJed to burn out the
Democrats, who use the Jef-bow section of the ship, to the floor." Preskltnt Nixon to reduce U.S. NEW YORK (AP) -[)oo. laboratory WOiter at Yale ;
The transcrlpl! of tht bear-involvement overseas, Gore ton have halted research on a Untveraity have died, the
fer.on Day recess later lhls pepper the !hick oil with glass W ASffiNGTON (UPI) -
sprifli for the same purpose. pellets and set It ablaze and Sen. Albert Gore, ([).TeM.,)
In the ftrsl three week! the move the stem section of the
SepaU; has approved a JO-point shJp to a position off the con-
package to help fight organlz-Unental sheH and sink It.
says be may re1eue secret lngs, conducled last year by said, the United Stale! had newly discovered vlrua Times aaid.,
Slower Price Rise Pace
Predicted by Kennedy
WASIUNGTON (AP) -
Housewives shouldn't erpect
this year's can of beans to go
back to last year'• »cent
price. In fact, lhey will be
lucky if the price rises onJy to
45 ttnts by the end of the
year.
Nol v e r y encouraging,
perhaps. but that Is in essence
what the N i xon ad·
ministraUo n's Ulp economic
eiperts said, in m o r e
sophisticated t e r m 1 , on.
Capitol Hill Monday.
"ft would ~tlatlc to project a hall price In-
creases during thl ear," said
SecrelarY of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy In his
ronnal testimony to the House
Appropriations Commlttee.
"Our estimate. therefore,
usumes a further rise In
prices but at a slower rate
than in 19&9."
Paul W. McCracken .
chairman of the Council of
~m.lc Advisers, put it this
way:
"Although lhe economy ha1
slowed down, the deceleration
ln the prke rise ls still to be
reallzed, and for that to be
achieved means a conUnuaUon
of pollclea of restralnl •••
"The objective of policy for
the year Il'IO It to find that
palb of moderate expansion iD
demand lbal will permit lhe
ra.te of price inc:TUSe ta
subside and at the same time.
will establish the bui1.for out-
put to resume its growth."
transcripts showing an "ex-the Senate Foreign RelaUons "Increase~ our Involvement becauae lt killed three of the Luu. Fever, named after ;
ceedingly disturbing" escala-Committee's s p e c I a 1 sub-and our presence in Laos and five Americans It infected last the small Nigerian vfilage '
tion of U.S. Involvement in the committee on U.S. commit-the government re r u s es year, the ·New · York Times where It Wa3 first . rlWV>rted, •
civil war In Laos. ments oversea11, has not been publicly to adm it ll " .... ,.....
Gore told the Senate Mon-released because of a dispute "At tbe very, ver)' least, it reports. produces a tempe.ratur. IS .t'
day the Nixon administration between senators and the State is a blow to public ronfidence The newspaper Yid In high as !07 degrees, mouth
was "deliberately concealing" Department over what ~Id in what ~ir gove rnmen t tells today's ediUons that t·h e ulcers, a skin rub with tiny '
e.scalatk>n of the war. be censored. Gore, a member them when the government irul hemorrhages, pnewnonlt, '-
f ·--• I del'be 1y •-d ·-.1 v· eoce of the virus, called ... ,. He said he would not dil!CJJSS o the .....,.,...,.uttee, sat n on 1 rate conce1i11 eep ~ fec:tion ol the heart 1-.11-to any specific matertal In the some of the meetings. escalating involvement in 1 L 111 a F e v e r , ca u 1 e d .-......
transcript "at this time." But Gore charged on his ·own foreign war," he sa id. Gore American doctors to fear cardiac failure, ki d ney
he told. newsmen later: .. l authority, that uwe are engag-said he sometimes wondered more infections might occur If damage and ~vere muscle
would not. rule out tbe lng now in a civil war In Laos "i( In the palsoned climate In research conUnued. achea.
possibility of exercising my and we have chosen aides just which we live credibility h1 not Yale researchers have wrft.
prerogative as a senator to as we did earlier in Vietnam." the most urgently needed Two American missionary ten to laboratories ii. Africa
discuss the hearing record on And despite a pledge by value." nuraes In Nlgeria and a warning of the viMJs. lji0ii0i-=-=i;iiiii;;;..__ ______ ;;;;;;,. _________ ;;;i;;,_ ______ ~-=-=--
It's Brewer
Vs. Wallace
Bll\MINGHAM, Ala. (UPI)
-Gov. Albert Brewer for-
mally declared h l m 111 e I f a
candidale k>r election to 1 full
tenn today, aetting up a con:
fronlalion al the l"'Us with
former~. George Walloce ..
Brewer is the first Alabama
governor in.. modern times
eliiible to succeed himself.
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Th·at Cracldng Sound
''TUI ·ISOWICI you bear ta ·Iha concrete -cractlnl
around iny feet."
' Tbua, 1mmn1ly. did Gov. llould Raa1111 announce hiJ change of mind about compu!Jory wlthholdlns ql
state illcome tan• -a move which he had so Id•
m111tl,y oppoatd In tho past that ho·l&id hi• feet wore
In· concrete on Ibo Issue.
lAll•latlvo Budget Analyst A. Alan Post said In
18'3 and later that Withholding reduces Ibo tu _Impact
and lllerefore makes the Wq>ayer Jess co"'cioua ol
llOVflnUlltnt c o a t s. Reag111 adopted Ibis Uno, saying
tu.ea uabould burt."
Poat changed his minttlatar because the •tall! '!'IJ
"hurting," along with the tupayera. Considerably
more than $100 mllllon a year have been JOit as tbou ..
ands came Into the state, worked and tben avoided pay-
ing laxes by leaving before Iba deadline. .
Also a serious cash now problem resulted from In-
come taicea being paid In April while tbe state must
pay Its bills all year round. . .
• WlthhOJding and oth~r Items in the governor's m..,.
1age to the Legislature represent a good stalt toward
needed tu reform. T1'°1 are so hlgb and Inflation so
painlul that payment will burl enough without subsi-
dlzlng tax evaders aod paying In a large single sum.
McCarthy w .asn't Interested
Sen. Eugene McCarthy played Pied Piper to t h e
young and not-so-young innocents of politics In bis 1968
presidential campaign.
Walling for a~ lfcCartby· lald Iha women that
he ·-~ coDc:erDod aboal Ill Ille llllfortunata of Iha \'.lotnlm war, tbe dn(I dodgen, Iha prtaoaera Md
tbl: deaertera:. n
''We lhougbt we must have m!IWldentcod," 1 a Id
Mrs. Can>le ~-·of El Toro, "~ut be repeatacl It
when we asked him. II didn't mllce ua very happy lo
have our buabandJ listed In a croup Ill<• tbat. But he
obvloualy wun't lnterutacl In taltlng to ua."
The women came bome em'Pb'·banded u far u
learning anything about tbtlr huaDlnda. But Ibey wore
succualul fn a-rating world opinion 1114 In making tbe world aware of what Hanoi ta-.dolng to llleH me1r
and their famlllea In nifUlblg 1<> 14antlfy prtaoaera and
refllllng to abide by Ille Goneva convention.
The world outstde the Iron and Bamboo eurtain11 thanks to these women's efforts, now real.bes more
clearly that North Vietnam I• ua!Dg the Priloner tactic•
to demoralize the POWs and their familles at home.
It is a shame that a United States Senator helps
them play that contemptuous game.
• . Personalized Plates
---Au~ile-liceme plates-have-long-been-used-in
other state• Doth for ego aatlafaction an4I to e.Prea•
pixie humor. Tbe r111ge ta from straight inltlala to
KISS or PASS. And buyers in 21 states having the law
pay from $5 to $100 for the privilege.
A.>sembl~ Robert E. Badbam, R·N"!J'Orl
Beach, has mtroduced a bill to provide such plates In
Cl!1ilornla at a $:;o lee above npenses to those with a
safe driving record. He thinks this could yield $11 mil·
lion in new revenue, which he would have devoted to
research on and elimination of motor vehicle air pollu· tlon.
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That he hasn't changed waa revealed In a recent
epls'ode at the Moscow Airport. The seven American
women four of them from Soufbern Caiilornia, wbo
toured Ute worlclJrrlng to Jea'.rn whether their husbands
&re dead or alive in North Vietnam prison camps, e°"
countered Senator McCarthy as tljey were about to try
(unsuccessfully) to appeal to the Kremlln.
This kind of prestige. and tun ought to command a
higher price, however.
-~~~ ~MY, 1r t.OOKS PEACEFUL. Af-JP SAfE IN THfRt." .
Political Doves Making Classic Mistake
Eating E~ch Other Alive
WASlllNGTON -ln-an olt<mpt to~
-tile Vldnlm "" u ·--a dllplrato -al Democrau and
l!epubllcans are nmolng tile •tr! real
rilt of blowing themselves up imltead.
Tbree 1tP41"ate moves are under way President Nixon bf.S preempted the two
to m\I further aaunder the already dlvld· bu<ll on which the idea once r<1ted, en-
ed Deroocratlc Party. One poup wbqfe,_ d!nl! the war and motlng_ the. national
ddef ipl)kenan b: Sen. Harold 1~ energies to a new set of priortt.ies baled
ffaCba of low1 is raising money to elect. Cl! environmental improvement.
... tors on the iuue that the Ni.Ion Viet-'lbe war opponents are maklng the
-policy ia a boU wtllch will ex· cWllc mtotako ol the generllll they oo
l4Dd rather than llhorton AmerjcoD In-·olten crltlclJo; tlley. are preptrilll to
l"OtYa'nent In Vietnam. fight the next war wftb the last war's
Another junte called ''Referendum "70'• strategy, tactics and weapons against a
SI a JUl9 inonment kd by Prof: John new enemy using new tactJcs, stratea ~
Kennetll GoJtnllh. Harvard econc>!nllt, aod weapons.
lo rid the D<mocralic Party o! prominent
members who tuppOrted P r e 1 I d e n t J-·· pallc)' aod ....... with Presl-dent Nbim'o.
TD TBDm MOVE, the reot-~ni.1!: of
tile Fulbrtatil bearinp, wblcb """" u aa echo chamber for bolll RepublkaD and
Dlmocratlc war -u who have decided thet the time ia ripe to undercut
Nb:on'a popular COMenSUS, force him to
pull out all U.S. combat troops by the end
al 1f70 and completely liquidate the Viet-
..,. eommltmeot quickly after tllat.
1be trouble wtth ·thll anU.war cam.
paign ia that tt bu all the &lrenlth and
pow<t al ao ldea -time bu pw<d.
NIXON IS PREPARING to a11•11JDC1 a
....,. tiaement o! Vlellllan -ala. He will be &ending to Ooqna one after
another a series cf .special meuages to
carry ouL tile promlae al hla Slalo<Jl·U...
Union and budget _. commltmenu
to ohlft bia adminlatrlllOll'• emphula'
from wor and pr<peratlon for war to the
development o! lhe nation'• human
l'090Ul'«I.
This 11 the backgrouad .. plnol which
the Galbraith purge will try to dump
such &enators as Sen. Henry Jacbon tl
Washington and Sen. Dale McGee of
Wyoming a> well as !.._ Vice Prtll-
det1t Hilbert II. HumplnJ H, as ex·
pectad, be nma for the . 11111to ln MJiin.
eaota. .
The Hullhes group will lllap a Madiaoo Square Garden rally tn New Yott March
12 to raise money in lbe name of the
"F\md for New Priorities In America" to
eJect senators who call for a qukket
withdrawal from Vietnam and biJier
spending on environmental lmprovemen~
THE NEW YOlllt 1WL Y Is being
organil.ed by a group of liberal business
~ professional people who have
taken an affirmative interest In the
presldeottal potentlaf ol the new Iowa
senator who placed Gene MCCarthy In
nomination for the preaidency at the 1968
DemocfaUc National Convention.
And tbe FullrlPt-McGovem group In
tile -will be ludlng a rear-guard actloa wlddl la more likely thsn not to
end up Jn I telOtmdtng congresskmal vote
d. confldenoe in Presklent Ni.Jon's
policies.
It all rMdl Uh yesterday's newspaper
and sounds lite Jut year's movie. Jt is as
out of date u the fashion designers
indict the m.~tlsktrt will be next year.
But, like Ille m!nfalrt. the pwioas of
19et will probably die hard.
In aU thla -~Nixon bas
V'"1 lltUe to Joae. Ho cao contentedly
watch the lleo1ocma eat 'eacll •tiler
all¥e, aod will probably feel no deep
-al ...,_ II a atraylns Republican
la -hen 11111 tbere.
Divorce Is Changing Fast
LONDON -DI'"""" laws a:ound the
-Id are changing so fas! that -tt -·t be-ry to fly tu Meslc:o to 11<1 a quickie. Only Speln, Ireland, Brull,
Qille, Arpntfna, Colombia, Paraguay
aad lta!J -pioblblt divorce -• n d lta!J ill abou1 to chanie lu law~
Since Jao. 1 U bas been possible for
CalJfomlaos to obtain • dlvotte Oil
liberalized lermf. ·Lawyers there no
loo(er refer to II as divorce buL as a
"11verance of tnlD1monlaJ lies," or •
"dilllOluUon of marriage. u Euphemisms
ulde, the hope ii' that the new act will
eflDllnale much of tile bltte"""' between
_,--·Traditional grounds ol
cruelty, ..iuJteey. de..nlon, w 11 If u f
..,.i.ct. oomlct1on of a felooy or babltaal
Intemperance Re no Jooger relevant. All
-catqortes are to be replaced by tile
Clld>afl pbruo "ilncoocllable · dll·
faeucea."
IN ENGLAND, 1 aew divorce law will ~
.... lnlo force In JIOuary 1171. Under
Uoe .,...1aw, the only ground for<ll"""'"
wlll be that the marria&e bas "Ir·
ntrle'fehly broken dOwn.'' S o rn e
_.,...al Parnam..t ba" dabbed 'the
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_, valldaUon. once tt 11 made law. Tbe
Vatican argues that strict tnterpntatlon
of tile Lateran Treaty of 1119, -. u
J' tile Concorda~ ~ rencftr tbe divorce
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thlt It would enable every man over ~ to
go f1od himself a "dolly bird," live with
her for nve years (a reasonable separa·
tion time) and then divorce hll wife.
~ other anomalies of English law are
scheduled for oblivion. Under the old
statutes, when a husband peUUonl for
divorce on the grounds al bis· wtfo'a
adoll<ry, be could claim c1amaa-qa1a11
her Mucer. The law regarded 1 man'•
.wife • tomethlng of a chattel and the
loal tllereof mtlll be compentattd. Where
, tbe iather la left atone wltll a -fami-11 and has to employ 1 "'"' er
bouleneper, the inter I-ltlil ipay
ba.. to pay to help, tile famfly be
deot107ed
-IN ITALY the -nCUty or
mairfllt la .. lonl<r fUll1 ~·
Tbo ltallar Chamber ol Dlputloa pl-4 a bill m 1o 111 1u1 fall to b-.,.
dlvoroe tn • limited number al cues.
After 91 years of vain ende1vor, tfus was
a -o1 mud\ noeded mann. Gabriella Pare., ln bl& belWeUer, I
SeparaCI, eltlmated lhtt rive mllllon
ltatlaoa lived ouulde ratrlctlvt morltat
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Tile baW< ln Jta!J u for from ......
Allho<igh the di-bill ia .:uJ:l*' to ... tllnJugh the ·Senate t dU·
flalllJ', the CbrUUao llemocrlla lntml to
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-t. J-. Pres., U.S. C ti C, II 001. laft-"America'• exp«lence wllh
fednl rellll It ""' neonng the end "'
ltl flullll -Wt lboukf ban learned
that lllt!O!LJooslnl -..... tile tranoom producea 1111811 1 o cl • I dlridendl ...
THE CONCORDAT recoplJod the
Italian government's annexatlan o f
Rome, and in turn a Papa] Slate came In·
to beinc which was guaranteed certain
ri&htl and privtleges. One of these was
that Catholic marrilse law should be ""'f>OCled. The Liberals -joined by the
eommuru.u -....,.. that u the Constitu-
tlonaf Court lboukf slop the divorce bill,
they will launch 1 nationwide campaign
for ~abrogation of the Lateran Treaty.
Onl1 the Soviet Union la considering
maJting it more difficult for couples to
obttln a divorce. ·'Dem.rd Gwertiman
reports from MO!s<:ow th.al for every bun.
dred Ru!ilan mlrrlages there Ire 30
divorces In the Soviet Unloo. The official
number of dtvwcts roee rrwn 270,000 in
l9IO to Ml,Ollll In 11187.
The retull ts that lhe Russians now
claim the IUghest per capita. divorce rate
In tile -Id. Thi. -"' Soctat~t fllllll!' life bu bad ., ..i-effect on
the birtb rate. All ~ CIQ!paign
is 1ntlcipated any day tn the Communist
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llllleld "' a tllht money pelicy
1trangllq --and lnaus!ng
101employmenl tn the fight on Jn.
n.u ... ,,..ybt u-hated con-
trols on -and prlcu would
be 1 better way to avoid a teriour
recesaion or deptUllon. •
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Gov. Reagan
And His Girl
Maureen
No matt.er who you are the Generation
Gap, as we compulalvely say, can sneak
up on you.
·You can sweat through the yeuw,
lrylll( to lmpreaa your olfsprlng with .the
eternal truths. when boom! The off.spring
comes up with something like:
"Daddy, I love you, but I don't thirik
,...,. quite wllb It In tbe3e changing
timea::"
This la tho pligbt of GoY. Ronald Rea-
gan and his d1u1hter Maureen, by his
fitat wlfe, Jue Wyman, the actress.
Miss R e a g a n Is a USO enter·
talner, and recently returned from a
tour or Vietnam . As all Califoml.ans
kpow, her father has his ideas about Viel·
narn; and he has been iodefaLigable In
exp....,ing them alnce ho went to
Sacramento.
II may have been with tills tn mind that
1 San Diep Republican club booked her
for a luncheon talk. They got an earful.
She told the diners: "Before going there I
WIS absolutely convinced that we should
haVe a military victory in Vietnam. I
doo 't believe it~·~
NOTE IF YOU PLEASE that she didn't
alllll!hally. She laid U on the line and it
auggests she may have some of \be quiet
determination or manner which has made
her mother a most effective actress,
Imagine the quickened pulse cf the
eovemor. hls quinlcaJ look and boyish
hesitancy when the newsmen braced him
w Ith this jewel, so removed from the
ordinary cares or his office. You must
say for him, though, that be recovers
rapidly from shock, and usually baa 1n
answer for the petty exasperations of life.
He said: ''While J'm partial to my
dau.gbter. and love.her very much, I don't
think for<ign policy lhould be dedded by
USO entertainers."
Could you be more persuasive tD the
prtdlcament? Probably not.
New. ane must be circumspect here.
O n a recalls vividly the chqrlD ol tho
Waahington mu.sic critic who wrote that
MJrgaret Truman didn 't sing well. Yet
this Is c!Hfmat. OOe ,pruumea Miss
Reagan sings well, and dances, too. So
circumspection comes with a different
label. and undaunted journalism requires
us to name it.
50 CAN ONE coocelve tile comely Miu
Ru1an al the gube,,,.toriat poolside
over a cockta.U: 11But father, I don't think
foreign policy lhoukf be decided by
governors, either."
There Is ... rebuttof. only ... -foreign policy, checked by an even hun-
dred obstreperous Senators. The rest of
us, eveo ....-., bave only oplnionl
and bellelt. HO!f MUI R<apn arrived at
her lj<llel, she dotsn't say, Possibly she
aaw 1U those boyw out thert, and won·
der<d why they sllould be killing AslaUcs,
sod dytn9 ,ln their tum. And al c:oune she la .-le. Foll<!
wtto Aft under IO hive odd TtASO~ for thlnklnc u the)' do, IOd that goea f o r
folks over 30, alil.
So we will leave father and daughter
Oftr cocktails al ev<nUde, uch puzzled
by th< odd beliefs ol the other, 'Jbe.fathor
could even ride ndly off lnui lhe SURMt.
as he U5ed to do, but It -ldn't solve
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Greatest Threat
The greatest threat facing thla country
Is not from the Mfiltary.Jndustrtal
Camplex. It ts not from t h e
Establl!hment. It 1!1 not from the
demonstrators, the dissenters, the hip.
pies, or 'even the militant revolutlonilts.
11lt is· from I.he ordinary "little man," aa
be calls himself.
Jt Is from the man wbo is bewild@red
and frustrated , frightened IOd angry at
aoclal forces be cannot coi:nprehend and
does not lite. The man who finds his
famlllar world turned upside down and
Inside out by the rate al change in mod-
ern 50Ciety.
THE TRULY .. AUENATED" t n
American life today 11e not to much the
Nack, the poor, the young or the radical.
They are the whlte1 the working-and
Jower·mJddle<:lusea, the older. ind the
more oons@rvatlve. They feel betrayed,
unrepresented, manlpuJaled and ignored
-and threatened on all sides, by the
urban sprawl, automaLion, r a c: I a I
demands, the cost of living, and a war
that seems to cut across all of the aid
shibboleths and slogans they grew up to
believe in.
Re5e11tment ii their major rucllan -
resentment of the news media, of the col·
leges and schools, or intellectuals, or
planners, of poUUclans, cf peaple who
push them around 1gainst tbelr' will and
involvement
IT IS HARD NOT to sympalhlze wltb
their bafflement and exasperation. No
one has ever bothered to explain to them
uacUy what Is going on in this tut third
of the 20th Century. Economics Is too
complex, politics is too confused,
philosophy is too abstract, religion is too
diffuse -what can a man believe, what
can he know, what can he rely upon?
Tbis: is the public condition, and the
1plrtt. that makes for Fascism in a coun·
try. Fascism la less a political ideology
than an emotional re$ponse to problems
that seem inaoluble any other way. lt is a
gut·reaction to ambiguity and. frustra-
tion : Jl supplies simple answers to com·
pUcated problems, and makes such peo..
pie feel better about living because it
takes out their anxieUes an somebody
else.
NO ONE HAS EVER taken the time
and trouble to educate tbese people. No
ane baa eve.r tried to train their fetlings.
No one has paUenUy explained to them
how modern technology ha.!l made the
world .an utterly new place, and how we
must devise new social systems to match
our physical systems -or perish in con•
fusion and conflict.
These peaple are potentially more ex·
plmive than any alher cf the seemingly
incendiary elements in our society. They
are the ones who carry the big and little
Hitlers to power everywhere. Not because
they want to, but because we have of•
fered them no options betw een resent·
menl and reaction.
Segregated Job Listings
To the Editor'
Rulllill( lf>al job opportunltie1 and
salaries for women hive not been in the
past (nor even perhaps will be tn the
future) equal to those !Or men for the
• same positions ln tn°duttry or professional
life, J feel that objections to
"discrimination agalnst sex,. have gone
too far •.
I refer ttl the empioymenl section oC
the want ads. If a woman wants to find a
job, she has to read aver "busboys,
mechanics. truck drivers, etc." ta find a
job..appropriate to her sex. Men, allO,
have this problem. They have to wade
through "baby-sitters wanted, Glrl Fri·
day, housekeeper. etc."
IT IS INCONCEIVABLE to me thst
!Otne women really believe th 1 l
segregated listing causes sex dl!ICl'imina·
tioo. lt is,~ fact. a very practical way of
llating Jobe In !hi ...,.paper. A woman Is
not really prepared to be a mechank, DOr
b a man prepued to be a "Girl FridQ'."
In the past, jobs where 111 tloth ,..,. can
be capable 1io .. tiOen oepanotely lllled.
Wby can't tbll practJce ·contlnue? t
bell..,. tn ~ employment rigbtl for
Wt.ll'len, but this 11 rid~!
STELLA ANNE ROSCH
Eider's Life Stile
To the Editor:
As the date for Oon Eider's heatlnc If>'
proach.,, we find -1>u ftel lng con-
cern for tbb nadon. Waa Don arrest@d
bocmlaO JQdge Scbmkft reslly believed
U..t b~ connection wltll "From OuL of
ShCJ"\\-ood Fortsl" constltuttd "soliciting
for the crime of ·burglary" and 0con~
tributing to the dellnqumcy of a minor"?
Were the &eCUl'fly ot dei>Ytmenl stores
•nd the """"1• of mlnon J<opan1i.t.r by
"OuU.w Bluci"! Or were U>ea cbar&ea
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simply a convenient means cf arresting a
man whose Ufe style and political views
differ from those of the majority!
WHATEVER THE answer. we que5lion
the 1">1'kioga al jusUce in your county
and our nation.
We are disturbed by an emerging pat-
tern or represskm which mocks our con-
stitution and cur American traditions.
Don Is a ~icilm or th1a pattern. So may
we all be, if we remain silent and pliable..
We:. over-30 members cf the establish-
ment, olfer our support to Don Elder and
bis counterparu.
(Letter all!led by Mike Reynolds ol
~ and 12 others, apparentl1
mldenta al that area.) ·
Don Elder tDG.I Grf"C!lttd on clUJrget
ht tDCI respon.ribtt /or on article in
cm ndtrgrotmd MIDlpCper which oo,.
vocattd comml.uktta o/ illego! acts. in,..
dlldma 1hopli/U!l{I. TM newspop<r ~ dlrtrlbuttd /ref: to Jtud111L~ ct
No 8arbor ~rea high 1ehools.
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CONFIDENTIAL TO SPIRO 'r.
AGNEW: I've cllccked ond I didn't
l'Ktice 1ny partlcularly slanted
-\ary. ~you we your Ill
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By L. 1.'\. BOYD G BR t\l A~ SCJE.'=TISTS.
LOVE AND '\'AR -The operahng out of Cuxh 1>·en on
claim" that the ave!' a g e the Nort'1 Sei. have e.;t~·bll~h
American girl kisses 73 1nen ed beyond rcJ1.;lalion th~~ lh:_•
before she marries is much in -love calf ol th~ her. u1:; sc:l!irl~
dispute. So much in dispute, in soriieihing lik~ "Jk"4• p.,..-9:·
fact, that I'm reluctant to QJitl' .1 b~t.. 'tli.·'<'··· .1 I-.."
report the contention th<il the ... \',.fY \ .Li-: t.~.'\".::":: r·'
average American girl <ii~() sme!I l ~nrls lo ouP1v1.: ~·0:1r
engages in that pastime called i,irl':e of 1·.st2 l <l1n't k! er li.
petting with 26 men before she :.ucn is the er.-'· .\t ;,r. ·1
marries. Ho\1 c1 er, the f.icl~ your taste bt;,Cilr.s h) !.ill. j,
must be told . saiti , b.il lhat dor ~n't st< rt t 1
LATEST Pitcrrian1-\\fch~trr h:ippen to )Ju:-ECTI!>C of ::;r.11 .. L
dictlonary lists "rock 'n' roll ' u1i1il llbLiu, age 60.
OU!:ENIE y Phil ln!3r.., • I
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0~viceFinds Waste OilinSea
J .rs A.~OElif.S (AP) - A pounds, It can be carried by fuel oil go overboard wllh the
r J·J,·lil:r rlt',lcc which s'eos !he light planes~ the ]oast water.
C: I (l ~ (A f1 ) -l11i·oagl1 dsrkne"~ and tog has Guard uses to pal.rol har1><>rs This can be avoided' by 1av·
b1-cn clti\'Cl1 pt..-d to catch and coastal waters. Ing the mixture of water and 1'• \l !'" (' I~,., \\h l fJ!!"''I
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'"" -1·.•\1 \\hirh dump thousl;lnds What the ca n1cra sees is oll and pumping it Into storage · facilities In port, but ship or-r 1;., rl'l'> of ·wnfle oil In d!.~ploycd on n screen 1n the fiCfirs often rind it cheaper and
1\ t'ltl 'l':111 \l"l\('f'I eaeh year. 11lanc.1& ci:ibln. Since oiL aOO mc;ire convenient to dump at
• 1 t·i•I•+ !'" t•1 I.,· , aiu1i:<1r1 1 Iris ille~ .. 11 pr:lct1ce , usuuUy water give off d i r f e re nt sea.
11 1 rr:~~i (· ·r "J ••ut furlivcly b~· ships Olicrowttve eniissions, the ap-The du1nplng may occur
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er t1! \\·atrrs. detected quickly even in harbors and on to beaches.
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spl1ls last year .and other can leove the scene . in a plane flying al 1,000 feet
S"Ltfet'S esli1na1e I number Cmdr · William Lehr· chief can cover a swath half a mile
er s:p;.1W may run :Ji hirh as of th·e Coa"SrGuard's pollution ~·ide, detecting &licks as small
!fl too annu:illv At 11rl''t'nl the control branch, said the need as a few feet across.
1: 1 ~t .c11aro ·has tn rely on Lo dump oil at sen arises from ============;;
•• \1'11"1 sl&htin~s ln d ,y1ighl the pructie:e or taking on .i~rl ~l has b:?<:n diftl<"ltl~ to sca\vatrr as. ballast to main· 7111 p ·'·1\·C V.~lth or !iCl"CO:il 3hlps l:'.lin stab1Jity.
, ·~htcd near a l'lli(·\: :it dawh • Al the start or a voyage.
ti I ci1"incd oll cluri·i;.: the·night. . b;1l1ast tanks usually contain
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l ~ , 0 mi et a c·,.,1,,1 tjuard need fuel oll . which is repla~d by l
1 ' 1 u• 1\n~ ! 1 c.itcl1 thr , r11~1ts in the act. ;.;eawater a!'.! it is consumed.
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AGES 3 TO 1'
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l.il.k:u.l .L:.... 1 n 1 , 1.l or in bad \Vhen the vessel nears port.
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11 II" l l !' \' ..• ti.er , Cl ,.;Ulecrs al nCrOJC•· k f f sh f J .B 1:.·n1.·r:rs space Divisloncome ma e room or re ue. Y
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T~ot S11rprised at Drup; U:;e YOU KNO \Y 'rHA"' thirk D·Dnv <!ur1n·1 lVorJd \ :..1· II.
black hair of the 1'a~itinn sirl'! ln cOun1er·a~La1.~. lhc AHL"~
It grows alm.osl lw1cc as .f~sl ~·l're <.ibo~J. t:J Qu1n;1 .... · as,say,th~fLneblondeha1r~~ t:.:>Stiny or I.he v.e-;t~rn \':"CtlJ \ ;,\' \"01<1\ f.,P1-:<I.:iy•1:· ~:[1·1rl..iy h.!11 ·11 f.L' t
lhe S"'·edish girl. J ,,, on th e shores oi :\ ... oiL l:1U ... r ~ .'otin '\/. Linds;1v s;,1·s he has ard industrt:'!is! Hu,r~rd ANOTHE~ qua rter century_. a L urc,p1\ <.nrl ail tht 11 •• ~rs , I "I II t• n ~" ~1m<'•I·, ., •.. ,l•.·t~tn. I" " woman will be expected to 1l1·c i...,1e\\' that Cu'. >iLC•'-~ IL v. 11•'-'C"" • · i; · 1rl·r •C '"o· ~· ~ '·
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Of YOUR CHOICE
THIS SUNDAY
cellent. Personally. ho\\·ever. I ._ ti 1• <lJ,!f! nan:" f .r I I 1,. n: pr r::ircvtic5 prnblem y,·;:io;; ;1rr"•t1'<l ~f·\ !. ! t· · i ,,
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"YOU SA ID 35 out of C\'ery Jr'J Oi\~'" _ lh•' r .. ·.," r.i.rr '
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boys were named afler lhc1r \ ll' 1,,_,rtltdn l:;,r.I; (If ii .• · 1. I
falhers. Ho11• many 1vere n:i~: ia'i"i rou;<": and n1\l1 -•
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A. 17 out of U_lO ... Q. THA1' Jai;dmrtl.. c! cicp;.irlui". ~·~re
MAN WllO coined the phra'>e: t oinc1dcnr c. no quc. •iort nrt,.
'Never trust anybody over 30 Bul l t..:I! \OU tr.oc ,
-Is he_ 30 yet ?" A. ~o. sir,' e~·t·ryboJy in· 1:;c h gh · c;t.l
but he will be come April. mand \\orkc<l c r o s:; ~v Cl r ct
FORTUNE -A l \V<l)',S p uzzles lh cnr !Of\\Ufd
wandered why l.~e. for tune in ever)'bo'Jy. e\cr\bocly.
the fortune cookie isn't baked , .' ~rown. Simpl<'. it turns out. ) nur quc~t1011s n id r on1-
'l'he fortune goes in after !hi' 1nen1~ nir t1clcon1i:d r.11d
cookie, cooked flat. come& out 1' 1/t be ,,~~n 1· I ~rci•~r ~"~:
of the oven. Then's when th<' ... nrr Ifl. "f'hecr1 I '1 Lp ,
coo kie is twisted intn shape by l)lrtrsr I· 1 irl -: I' r t
hand. IL hardens ;:is ii cool~. 1·1 I '. I.• ·•', 1
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Nlg•rl1" n~w.m1n who rtn0<1td f1Q"'!
8 1t1rl tor The A~~otl~tfd Pr~~~ dur1n~
tho (lvll w1r.
By VICTOR Effl0'l
O\VERRI, Niger1n (APl
)..1arkets are opening ap,ain
and workrncn arc reµa11i1:;.:.
roads and bu ildings in 1h"
area tflal · \'/i!S B1:ifra. Life is
trickling back 1\'I norinal l•1l
serious problems rcrnai:1.
In the to\vns of Aba. Ov.(rrl.
and Orlu, lhousan:is n f
civilians hu\'C rclurn~1I 1 1
!heir homes ;ind :-n\01!1-~c.1!1•
businesses havr r <' s u n1 r 11 .
Own2rs arc fixing b:ii!fl1r.··;
damaged durin~ !hr 3fl-mo111:1
civil war thaL ended a 1nonl l1
aso.
Some bridges that relreating
Biafran troo ps blew u p
already have been rcbuflt by
federal troops. In other areas
the troops have built bypassc::.
Ibo tra:ders anti Hausa
merchants mix freely in 1he
Jnarkels and arc friendly
1oward one anoth~r despite a
trad1lion of enmity behveen
their tribes. In Umu ahi a, a
J1nusa '9.'as seen In i::ivr 10
shillings -about ~I -L1 an
l bo mother Y.'ho w:io; bt'i;:r:ing
ll was the :-laughter of
1housands of lbJS in lhe·
11au.sn-domlnated nri rlh 111 \~'i
that led to the secession of
Bia(ra and the \\'at.
Civilians hiding in lhe t.:1 h
from the fcdcr11I lroop9 ol I.he
3rtl Marine Comm a n d o
Oh•lsion are c>mergin $: 1101\'
that order has been re.stored.
In Enugu, Onil.5hil. Umu:ihi;1
<1 nd other LO\Vns where. the 1.i;I
Federal Division is 'in charRc,
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Negro Bids fo ·r Unruh Joh ' TMI S"ftANOI WOl\.D ..
MR.MUM--
Disney Project
Can Sierra Club
SACRAMENTO !UPI) -
Negro Assembl)'man \\'illle L.
Brown Jr. of San Francisco
said today he wlll try to sue·
ceed Assemblyman J c s s
Unruh as House l>tn1ocratic
lcack!r 11exl 1nonth.
BesidC:l'I Brown, Ai;sc"n1bly..
nll~tl Joe A. Go11s:1l\'e!' or La
f\ti rada and Robert \\'. Crown
or Alameda arc candidates !or
the job.
Unruh is expected lo resign
next month as Democratic
leader to campaign for hl1
party's gubnernatorial nomi.
natiOn.
"We thlnlc lhe Demoeratlc
party deserves a breath of
fresh air at lbe leadership
level," said Brown, a 35-year·
old auomey. ''As a blapk, 1
l\'CIUld distinctly be an assel In
any Democratic distrlcl in the
stole."
Brown now is Democratic
caucus whip.
"? think my chances are as
Whet111or!J_~ay Gain
l(ey Co1rtniittee Seat _
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SACRAMENTO !UPI) -
The Senate •·Old Guard"
pressed towards a showdown
today in its attempt to purge
"V'oung Turks" from ncw;won
power.
S<'nale president pro t<'m
J·lo\vard Wa'/ !R·Exeter\ was
threatened for his House
leAdership by Sen J a c k
Schrade . (R-San Diego), a
form er rodeo direClor and
dance hall bouncer.
"Schrade is eilher over the
hump or ~·ilhin s pitting
distance." said one \Vay sup-
porter who rt>quested
anonymit y.
Way predicted he would hold
on to the Senate's lop job.
Backers or Schrade also
"'ere attcmphng to plact> two
flepublican C-Onservalh1CS -
Richard J. Dolwil:( or Atherton
and .la1ncs E. \\lhelmore of
J<'ullerton -1>n the powe1ful
five-marl rules committee.
They would push aside two
moderate Republicans, Clair
W. Burgener of San Diego and
Danielson
Eyes Congress
SACRAMENTO (U PI ) -
Slate Sen. George E.
Danielson of Los Angeles an-
nounced Monday he will seek
the Democratic nomination for
the congressional seat .vacated
by Rep, George Brown.
Robert S. Stevens of Los
Angeles.
Way ousted veteran Sen.
H~h M.• Bums · ({).Fresno).
from sena e leaoefihlP laSt
May in a "Y«mgTurtJ> coup.
Ever since, "old guardsmen"
have attem pted to p I e c e
together a retaliatory coali-
tion.
Lobbyists, party orficials -
nearly everyone but Gov.
Ronald Reagan -was in-
volved in the bitter leadership
fighl Reagan was said to be
favoring Way but staying out
of the brawl.
Way terminated Burns' 13-
year re.ign on a narrow Zl-19
. vote, ~·elding together a coali-
tion of Democrats a n d
Republicans unhappy with the
House's seniority system and
friendship with lobbyists.
Bui Way angered some
senators With a "reward your
friends, pt.mish your enemies"
policy toward committee
assignments. Some also felt he
"'as too partisan in his
favoritism of the "Republican
esti:ablishment'" and Reagan.
The final straw which led to
open insurrection came when
\\'ay fired one of the Senate's
leading fiscal experts. Harold
\\/inkier. \Vinkler. a Democrat,
y,·as replaced by a Way aide.
After fi.f1111day 's behind-the-
scenes jockeying, Schrade was
estimated to h a v e ac-
cumulated anywhere from 17
to 25 votes.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• J\hssi11& out on somethl!li; !
These good reronditiorll'd
hC'a.dng aids will let you
in on the happening, dif.
ferent makes 50ffie rnlaJ1
and all like Mw.
good as •r better lhan either
of the other announced can--
didates," aaid Brown.
U Brown wins the 20 caucus
votes necessary to become
Assembly Democratic leader,
he would be the first Negro
ever to head either party i'11
the Leglslalure.
Gonsalves J5 ~ f o r m e r
chairman cf the rules com·
mlltee and considered the
most conservative of the
three. He i! the chief sponsor
of a proposed ballot initiative
Boy Saved
In Raging
Storm Drain
S AN MARINO IAP) -
Storm waters swept a ter.
rifietl 8-ye11r-old boy along fou r
miles ol storm "drain channel
-often underground -until
two policemen jumped in Mon-
day and plucked him out.
Dale Gooch fell Into the con-
crete-lined chaMcl which runs
by hi~ home in nearby
Pasadena and t> v en tu a 11 y
e m p tj e s into the Pacific
Ocean.
The "·aters, .swollen by a
sudden storm. tossed him
down the channel for about •s
minutes. Teams of police of·
Heers and firemen rushed to
several points where the chan-
nel passes at surface level, but
the youth had gone past the
fi rst ones.
O!Iij::ers Jim Spaulding and
John f\.1iller jumped into one
open spot just as the boy was
washed past . llampered by
slippery moss clinging to the
boy's body, they pulled him
from the channel.
Dale was reported in serlou!!
condition today at San Gabriel
Community Hospital wtth head
injuries and severe abrasions.
whicll would limit property
taxes to one percent of mar·
ket value.
Crown lt the former
chalrman of the way1 and
means cOminittee. o n c e
before he began a campaign to
lead Assembly Democrats. In
~966_ he a.od 1)leP spe@ker pro
tempore Carlos Bee ( D •
lJayward), oj>aled preliminary
sklrmishl~g for ' U1e
speakership when it appeared
Unruh would run for Ult 1tate
senate. Unruh didn't.
Halt Ski Resort?
Magnificent
Old House
Noiv Rubble
SAN FRANCISCO iUPll -
The Sierra Club Is unalterably
opposed tot~ proposed
Mineral King project in the
High Sierra, b~oes the con-
servation grou'fl h&ve the right
to go to court over its ob-
jections?
Tbat was lj1e point deba!A!d
Monday before a Ulfee.judje
j>anel of the U.S. Court of Ap-
peals for the 9th Cin:uil The
court took the matter under
advisement after oral
arguments.
Deputy U.S. Attorney
General Walter .Kiechel Jr.
said that the Sierra Club has
no standiilg and no right to
{~7, ask lhat the $35 mlllion pro-
WEST HOLLYWOOD (AP) ject by the Walt Disney In-
-Despite the pleading of tere!ls be halted.
architects and historically ~~---.,----~=-====--==-Kiechel said -th&-U. S.
minded citizens, the rnagnifl· Supreme Court. has held that
cent Dodge House is now 1 "mere advtrsary interest is
Even a drenching rainstorm I · The Sierra Club wants the
directly lt) the rest or the
development
The Sierra Club filed Its suit
against the project last June
and got a preliminary in·
junction from U.S. District
Judge \Vllllam T. s~·eigert.
Monday's argwnent.s were
beard by Hamley aod Cin:uit
judges Ozell M. Trask and
John F. Kilkenny .
Judge Trask pointed out to
Selna lhat a friend of the court
bMef had been filed by a sk:t
plub and another by Tulare
·County taking d1fferent views
of the publk interest involved.
Records .
Due Probe pile or rubble. ConVJ"cts' K"dnap Spree not enough."
failed Monday to halt demoli-court to prohibit granting of
lion or the two-story. 16-room E d 3 c h 1 D d pennlts by the departments of LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A
mansion rated by the 1 fi s• aug f ea lnterior and Agriculture to the superior court judge has
American I a~ tit 11 t e or ' -..., Disney interests for t'Qn--cleared the way for the at•
Architects as ooe of' the 15 structian of the proposed year· tomey general's office to ex·
m<>st significant residences in TULARE CAP) -One Detective Tom Luttrtll said round recreational develop-amine the banking rerords a{
I.he United States. £sea~ convict was dead and he fl.fed twice when Golden ment.
B ill b W )t Luth """ Er' 1.---City Councilman James B. u Y a er er three others were back in 1c-...1, 26, displayed a Under questioning, Kiechel _.1 1 Dodge In 1916 and designed by sawetkiff shotgun. Erickson. said that no one has standing Potter Jr. in its inv""'1--1gat on.
architect Irving Gill, it was a custody today alter a three· who had been serving a car lo oppose the departmental of alleged malfeasaoce and
bl nd ( S J h · · d da p nd d t'--conflict of interest on the part e o pan s nu.ss1on an Y rampage u a own •i.:: theft sentence of six months to action "unless some statute
od. h'tecl It 1 I of city officials . m rn arc 1 UM!. was Central Val ey where ive pe~ 10 years. drop......A dead. S"""lfically gives it."
th r. t t . I"'" .. ~~ Judge fi.1ax r . ()eutz Mondy among t> 1r~t s rue ures in pie were taken hostage but not The other three convicts. Leland R. Se.Ina Jr., Sierra B
thi t k ( · ordered Surety National ank
s area o ma e wse o rein-harmed. "·aiUng out.side in a car with Club attorney, said l he
( ced t lo pennit the attorney or concre e. their la'·•t ho•'·ge Fra k government arg' u-n•· would
Raymond G'·vi·g· stat The climax came Monday as "'"' i.o • n """" '"" general's office to examine u 1an. e Kennedy, a 62-year-old Tulare mean no one had standing to f preservation coordinator for the quartet ~·as holding up an schoolteacher they had picked prevent a violation of law. and photograph the records o
the AIA. called destruction of Army surplus store here for up at a supennarket. l'lur· Se lna argued that federal Potter, his wife Norma, his
the mansion a sad com-guns and ammunition. The rendered. . • law Um!'· private en'·rpr1'ses sister. Mrs. Mary Madelein
t !he I k ( r tr1"pped a silent ...., "'"' Hackney, and his field deputy, men ary on ac o con-manage AU four ~·ere reported mis~~ on park land to 80 acres, but cern for landmarks wllh alann, police said. · F >T" Paul Mackey. historic. architectural and en· ing at a rlday night bed that many of the facilities Attorney General Thomas C. check at the California lmtllu· vital to the development -Lynch is inve~tigating allega•
vironmental significance. I ion for Men at Chino near San such ..... the ski lifts -will be I h ( "!his is like slash ing ,. S B ~· The t 1 ed-th 80 tons : at sums o money were Rembrandl\\'itharazor,"sai d eaman ernaiulnO. cap Uf e d ocat outside e acres "paid lo or on behalf of cer•
architect Kurt fi.ieye r. one of lhree were Doland Dean and given revocable perm.its ta in members or c It'! ho ho RobineU, 41, serving five rather than tenn permits. government" by the Beverly
1 sc w had foui;:ht ror Resc ued years to life ror robbery and He 11aid these pennits wouid Ridge Eslate Corp.. So-Cal
seven years lo savP lh" housr. one year to life for escape; not in fact be revocable E · ee I d Int t t pa~lik~n~i;·:,i-~~rr ).~~le.in " ti.fARINA DEL REY 1 AP)_ Timothy Wade Hall, 28, five to because they are tied so E~~a~·at~~n ~~: ;nnc. ers a e
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of Torrance. by the Equitable hours bobbing In the surf five to life for burglary.
Savings & Loan Association. before he was rescued by a
It soon became evident that. passing ship after falling Brass lo St1"ek
like many old homes on North overboard from a destroyer. llllllll •PW' I.,. llllf Kings Road , it too, woukl be Mark C. Robbins. 20, of
tom down for multiunit apart-walnut Cre<k. ,.Id he slipped T 0 Recordings
merrt structures. and fell overboard from the ~faddox early fi.fonday . He 'HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ~w wnwm. ':roa "a!IJ kna• t.-tthe~thn.,CCIJlfTDl'OID.ds
She's a Qneen
WINCHESTER, Va. (APl -
Sen. Hi ram L. Fong· s
daughter Meric Ellyn, 2 t. ha s
been chosen as Queen Shenan-
doah or the annual Apple
Blossom Festival April 30 to
May 2.
\vas without a life jacket when Herb Alpert and the Tijuana "°"' "t11re-11P1~ aft product binlllc. t<i -tM •"" p1ot1ct..,......,,.... he tumbled off the destroyer Brass will play to different writltklftalldd!1e111f1fort.ttt11111111ye11t s.cournERH010 ti• KIWllJ •~
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hal _ attracted the attention recordings during the coming •rttnt. 11·1 1 1orir1u1a tlllt works n ~0~;;·1~~~ I t:JHmfD-
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him lo Marina del Rey. lo the Balboa Bay Club,
n1ttt the elile . POLICE GET FREE BULLE1'S
• Oi5app0inted at ~Titing
under water? You 'd prof·
it by taking an undttWa·
tt'r course in ba!lc photo-
i;r:aphy, only 3 "'ks. or 23
~. no exp?r\ence nec-
essaJ)\ but a g r e a t
achle~nt.
SAN FRANCISCO (APl -
San Francisco policemen no
longer will have to pay for the
bullets they fire in the line. of
duty.
Neither will they have to
pay for their uniforms, the
Board of Supervisors voted
Monday nighl
Supervisors said the change
will cost about $1 million but
sa.id. it y,1\1 help recn1iting
since policemen now must pay
abotlt $400 for their outfits and
equipment.
Until now policemen have
been charged ·JO cents for e:ach
bullet they fired.
Suit Filed
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
$3 million suit was filed
against actor Peter Fonda
Monday by a cinematographer
who also sought to ban the
film "Easy Rider" from
Academy Award competition.
Turn in ••• for tumblers.
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~each tJme )iDu driw in for pso-
'llneatJOUr porticlpotingToxa<o Retoiler.
'Roly Pofys have heavy bottoms -ri!lht
themselves if tipped. Glass inside, plasti-
sal outside to keep contents colder, longer. ·
Oishwasher·safe . R1; ·Choice of 8 colors..
Maiching 2'h.qt. light gr.., pitcher
with n<><!rip llp ••• $2.88.. start
your set today.
Tum in at Texaco. Do a good
tum for your car.
29~ each with...,,._ putth1M,
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TBE GBEST EVER
YOU EARN THE HIGHEST
INTEREST EVER PAID ON
INSURED SAVINGS WITH
OUR NEW GUAllANTm>
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SalCT THE 'IRM lKAT HST saYE5 YOUR NEEDS -·-" OUAIAH1lf1> GUAU.NTffD -IAW<CI """11ALIAn ANNUAL TlllD
1-10 YRS. $tooo 5.75% 5.92%
2-10 YRS. $5,000 6.00% 6.18%
1 YEAR $100.000· 7.50%. 7.79%
Anaheim SrtitlgS row peys the highest interest rates on insured savings. We lf'e
also pleased to emounce • ,_ 90 cloy S.25% 8onvs lnte...i Aa:cunt with ""'11-
.....,, bo!onm •d don't furget CM fleocible pa>sbook accounts cmtinue to ...,,
at thecurront ....... 1-ol s" o::mpourded dally. Accoonts aie insured 10 $:D.ax>
ond p-..d by Anaheim's 10J% r""'1r! of Hfety since founding in 19'l1. let"'
tnnfw your aaxxwit, write ut-or can. we hood le all the detail•
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_ Blg'ller ClitnlJ s,ma . • M...tler Trlal Opea8
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:County .Jobless at Record Attorneys in Verbal-Meke-
Bj JO~ REYNOLDS or 1969 And 1a1aoo l n manu!1ct11re will stay ratrt1 The manp0wer cut~ In
. ot -...., ,.... ..... Dectmber 1-' SANTA ANA -' Orange ,. -· 1lable," obe staled. el<clmtics wUI b< lhown In Ill ~-·"' 1 Dl h" " '.'That gives us a flat The constn.iction 1....i.·stry areu of .. -AucUon,· l!be ad-
SANTA ANA -~Urt ...... Kur1llcb "expects to b< ~ bu pleJded lnnoeenl bJ' reJ• Uon betJn 11,ooday la lb e thrGuah thta 1rto1 Ilion be'1 '°"of insanity to ebarg<o that
murder trtal o1 Miio Hovdll come to !he ....., mu.'' be tbot and llillod hll wtfl In a
after 1 courtroom. """'"'•• • Jllclp S.-r e J 1 o t • d New Yur'1 Day -il!lle in
11.;UW ... y unemp oyme " an unemployment rate of 4.5 per· · ._ t«""
all tlme bigb dur1n:& January cent, which ls 1 two aJ>d 1 half loCreased employment got.1g ded, from professional through ~nd,:11 ·problb!y climb higher year high " she said. "The ad-from 24,500 lQ1 to 27,IOO this clerical and p r o d u c t I o n
in ruary accardl.ni to Mrs. jwted rate for ;JanUAPV was year. '1Constructk>n •.hnut. a workers. 1 Alta Yetter, Or~e County • 4 whi h -:.< ..,... .. labor market anaJyst tor lbe .l ~reent c was quite a SOO droP from -December '-'Alter February, we shoukl
State• DeP!lrtlllenl or Human bit ~ ~ the national b<cause of Ille rain,' .;Mn.._see • little growth tbnllllb ~ct .i>evetopinent rate. YeUer explained. , apring. Agriculture and" -food
--.. Kurilleh't lppeal for I poal. the couplO'I ho-
llllleb between -1"1 al-ble pretrlll dltpollllon o1 thi .The prOJeCUUon aJJeau !bat
lorneys. dlarjOl l&lllllt bit dlent. And he put Hml! bullell Jnt0 &;.
· De!e"" attorney Matlhew ,,_. made H dur that wife, Georgia a.-teve, !f,
Kurilloh and Deputy DUCriet lllJ olllce will not -!be Iller !be couple ftllod to -
Attorney ~ Fnemu llqed del~ peully 11a1n11 lloYdll. on lbe locltion ol their -~::~~!-.::~;:::=.• .:IO:t.1 ..:ol:..:;:Sa:;:nl;:o:•=Ana~~t=l<l:::::;tlon.:·:._..:... ___ _ · , · According to ,Mrs: Y~ February is apt to show an processing will be up and ca. Mn. Yetter s predlcUon ·wu the tiectrorUcs Industry IS iiiT even sharper. jump, the structf.on should cont l_ nu e ~ on her monthly erqploy-· hardest hit, with a ertdlcled-analyal. said. '!Tbe layoffs 1:o growth, depeodlng on the
ment iwort w~ch showed layoff or 5,200 it county firms the aerospace industry were weather. It w1ll mainly be
Z2,000 c o u n t I a n s were fail to win ·new contract& in not renected too much • ln manufacturing that will bold unemplo~ed in Januilp'. the next Slx months. "Al.rcr~ January, in add!Jion to ttie' back the em p 1oymen1
Berkshire's Sumner. Tbe red-!aeed, Ull1Y ,
Burglar
According'to her report, there will show 1 slight drop, while fact that February always growth," ' Mrs. Y e t t e r
were 19,500 jobless in January missile arid I n s t r u m e n t spows a seasonal drop." predicted. ·Faces Jail
lawyen -.re finally •driaed by Judge Sumner throollI bit
clerk !bat H !hey couldn't bait
the argument they, had .better
oetlle It In Ille COITiclor.
For The
Passp~rt . Push·
County 'J:ravel Boom Eyed
Guilty Plea
SANTA ANA -Anlbony
lhl)berto 11oss1 "" rounc1 guilty Mondiy of the burglary
of Berkshire's R~taurant,
E ·1 red N"'POrt Beach, and wl!I b< ll e ,.ntenced April 9 in. Superior
-• Court.
Evldenc:< and fileo · -t-.t back Ind rortb I><tm
!he two attomeys II Kwi11eJ> •
ICClllld ' Frteman of con-COlllnJ ........ '1tal to Ille
defense. Tben tbe ucry Fr-• ~ from lfle courtroom .to announce in a
voice dUcemll>le lbrougbout
R d SANTA ANA~ -·Orange ndded, ~due to !be fJCt that . By. Escapee Rossi, 33, or Santa Ana, ' cDCAr -M>llll..lfil'!•OOL,~ new hb Orange County office must -waived jury trJal and sub-
- .L \.; V . --passports or updating Of ex-iflum paiSl!Sappll<aUonrto mltted the-lr"'5ClipLol...t -:-::-.:-1l"At-=-:-::--l-'.b:bJhem ~~~~=--
.,,. isling documents are being, the Los .\ngeles passport SANTA ANA -An Azusa caseloJudgeJamesF.Judge.--c<iaSt 8ll Cftii'fu...-.i&Mo~_..
· the seventfi !loor that if
••n..,•••..,._.:.:s warned by • CQunty Clerk diVi.Slon. man who was shot doW'n bY a The jurist lmmedlalely found ..-.n..•1 • ~
William SJ J~n.to apply now St Jtlhn's office~ located in deputy as he attempted to him guilty with the help of l. Don't CMI ._ 01 T.\1150.l'I'
C.OStl M9W•Nt-1 H11bor "llonl Club, MHa Vet* CCU!lr't' CIVIi. ~I "'""" 6:.U P.rr.
hl~ 911 Llont Cll,lb, Vlllt Mtr!No, lMI l•111dl Or!Yt, ,.._, e...:11.
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Hunllntllln S.~ Elks LDC!vt, l!lb Qub, _. Otffn AY•.. H..,n11..,1on
8Mdl, 7:30 p.m. .I
9odfty for tlla Prt~•llon ·11'1d
El'ICW<'_.nl f/f krtlrt' V.
""""" $:11'191,. Jn ""*1c.I, '°'" ,,.,... dwlitfer, COiiett Pl,,_ SChool, 2Jlll NCl!re Dtrnt, C111t1 Ma., 7:.U
~ C611t .Ac""' !Golf Cklb. \'lllfft
11111, 12' t.Vrln.. l1Mio. 111•nd. 7:lD ....... . l .(1.0.M. "'--No. \IU, 4.U E. IJ!h
SI., Co1l1 Mf'U,-l :l! 1.m. Ort1111 C:O.st 11',..I l 'rlth ....,_ Lodtt.
T.--Je ~""" 111 W. .._mllf<M, Coat• M-, l :U p.m.
WIDNEIOAY
l h.ot I'S.IN Club, Kapl1n'1 AtJl..,r1t11.
"$eiulfri C.0.Jf Pl9u, Colli MIN, 7 ... .,,..-.
or be sidelined in what he the county courthouse at 700 esca.pe from Harbor District some h I g h J Y incriminating On Board hlch..,a .... ..,..._..._
predicts wUi 1)8 the biggest W. 8tb SL., santa Ana -needs Judicial C.OUrt last June 27 testimony from a co-defendant, 2, Doft'tflJ t ll"*wftlt IMtll
passport lineup in county proof of citizenship from tbe pleaded guilty Mond1y to Henry William Wlllming of ORANGE -Clement L. ifltM,,_.lrtll.
hlstory. . applicant in tile fonn of a escape and.burglary charges. Costa Mesa. Hirsch, of 30 Harbor Island, 3.Dotil'tUHtfnMlltril&.wire
lncreitsingly ~Jar charter cerUfied copy ·of the ap.. Superior Court Judge James Wlllmlng, 30. of 21 Si 8 bee or lftJ twft\e wtth IMtll ii It. flights . pa ckage tours, lower pllcant 's birth certificate. The F. Judge ordered James Republic Ave., was cleared of Newport each, has n 8P-
cost ov~as, vacations arftl ,applicant must apply in person w. Needs, 2t, to return to his burglary and c 0 0.s p t r a c y poloted to serve on the Chap-:~:!:",!~ • ,ldtt .... TY Wnclil
the advent of the jumbo jets and should have with hiin a court for sentencing Mardi charges f o 11 ow l n g hil man College Board 0 f
)Viii all make. this year the big· driver's license, a government 5. He diamissed additional lt!tlmony. Rossi now faces a Trustees. S. Don, flJ 1 ldtt ...........
gest workload ln the history of or bu.slnesa identllicatton card, charges of forgery and asuult possible 20 years in state Hirsch ha.s been president of = ~-=:.".'1..~:~•
the passport office, St Joh.a with eit her a physical descrip.. with a deadJy weapon. prtson on identical charges. Rock)ng K Food&; Inc. &Ince
warned. lion or a photograph. Needs was awaiting . •r· · Rossi's ·guilt and the IMO and was the founder and e.Dor1,'flJ1k*•a.ra
Spi raling demands must be "And since beards and long raignment in the Costa Mesa dismissal of charges against-. president of ~al Kan Foods
met by the same offi«-staff hair have become so court on the burglary count Wllbning cloees the pros-lnc. from 1938 unW the 111le of
throughout the Southern fashionable." St John noted, and the now 41 s m tssed ecution case against the three the Onn in Its7. Have fun".safel)t
Southtr,n Callfomla Ediaon •ill' •miii
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Collt M.....Ort~ Cwsf Lions Club, Odin COffM Sholt, 212 E. 11tll St.
ca.ft Ma.. 7 1.m.
• Hulltll'lffetl ~ E11th111<1e Club.
Sl\fr1h:w\ 9-ad'I Inn. Hlil!'l11nt1I011
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California area, the county "we have to warn apP.licants charges when he made blS bid men who broke into . the H~ has also been a
clerk added. A failure to ei· that the photograph they for freedom . He got as far as Maurant at 3450 ·Via Oporto merchandising m!llll&er for
~nd _the S~te .Department present should resemble the the alley be h Ind the last June 5 and took nearly Famous Deparimtnt stores
6udget will mean , -lie ·said, applicant We want the . ·courthouse where he was stop--l5,001Lin.cuhind checks from and a dl~tq_r of the-U.S. Na·
"delays in the issuance or
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_.!P::resen:::~t=1=·m:•:g:•·:··======ped=b:y:a::bu:l:l•:t :in:lhe:::hi:P:· ===t:b•::ol:fl:ce::sa:l:•·=======U:on:•:I :B:ank=in=Sa=•:D:l•:g:o·=====================::!= passports as never before."
. St John's Orwe County of-f1~ meets m0&t of its p,assport
demands trom March .through
Wntiollntltr 0,tk!\111 C1'ilb,. km.'1 Ttblt ltiist111r1rrt, Wntml1111ler. 12 -· ·Death Noliees
IA•TUSCH
June, St. John said. '"Qb.
viou!ily," he .add. ''tho s e
who y.:ould nonnally be seek·
lng pnsspor,ts in those months
should come to us now .ind
void possible disappointroent."
Travelers should allow Up lO
four fteks for a passport to
be p,rocessed, St J o h n
saidf ¥uch of that delay, be •
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Lllf\IM h•dl. 0.11 ot oe111t. ,.et1rv1ry t . Survl'f'l'd bY' d1U9hl1n, oc.rvt1't?" A.
Vn1;-ot Llll\llla 8t1dl1 Carl;!! ,terhlld't,
ef tht "'°""' '°"" Or. W11!1t E. l 1rtili. Wal'llMtor!, D.C.1 Alfnd ·J, a.rtlllcl\,
Jr .. Ollltl'lonlf Cll'Y1 flve ~lldrtn 111111 fal;r 1reat1r1r!dc'lt lldrfft.I stfvl(a,
Wtdntld1v, 3 P~ Pacific \'!fti! CJMpel.
lnlvll'llnl, Paclfk vi.w .~I "'"'· P'lfftll'f IVl"11S 11\ou WlllllN '9 r't'lekl
rl'lt!NN'lal ~·~ ,pl~ c.il'1t*~ to N '(1tunil kidt' Mfll'lld[1!1 ~rf
Sdlool. Paclllc V/fJW Morh11ry, Dlrfdors. .. ' -c'AM,.•LL' ·Yi -,,., -~
II. ~ CamllOIU. 1!f1 E. 2lnl SI.,
Cot!I "Mewl. O.M of •11t1,' l"tb. f. S1tr·
11lvtd i;,rwir.; Dor0111'1'1 Oluthftrl. 1ill9r·
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-· P1lm Dner11 8rtft' IColllt, Gr1nad9 Hlllu H1!111 WRll1ma. Tllco.ttlnd 01•11
nw!llel'", Mrt. Gr-CMru•bell. Rfffd1.
Stnolcn,. niunHv, Ftbf\Yry n , n AM.
Pacllk View a. .... l11hlrment. 1"1d rk
View Mtma~llil P1rti;, F1mllY Wftl'll•
tl'IOM wllhtni 'io male• m-1111 t'llf!lrl-Wt'--pllaff UtllrlbO/te 19 -Amvl. ctn ~ Soci.tY, P1c111c vi.w Mer·
tu1rv, Olr«ll>rs.
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st .. Cot.i. Mew .1>1>11 of 6Hllj. F.tb. f .•
SUrvlYed tw wlte, Ml!C1rl'd1 hw sent,
T llom11 Jr., al T111lln1 Aklllrd J. Hori'. of N~• five 1r1nddl!ld,..,,. Servk tl
"Ill be tttld Thuna."f, 11 AN.. lltll lll'Nd-
W•"f CMHI, witll ..... L. V. TOl'TIOW
atl'lcltllnt'. l"!emwnl, Good Sh..,._rd
CM!lfltr"f, I.it lrMdWl"f Morh11ry,
Co1l1 Mtu. 0 1..C!Ot'S. •••D • .,..,., I. Rlll'd. AM. t-1.. of 11n'.L.Purl
AYt .. lllbot llllnd. 0.!I of dolalh, l't~ ruerv t. Sut'Ylvecl Irr wilt. M.lr'1'1 P ulll-
ttr. Mt1. ltobtrt Ga•-•Y· ol T11Mch111h tit!.,., Mtl, lto!ll MH"f'l!I, ol Pa.,.~/
•nd foll• •••llddMlthlltl'I. se ..... 1cn, Thurl-
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P11tr Sdlmlli. Allt 14. ot 11' llroedWtY. CmJ• Mtu. $Ut'Yl¥Rd Irr wllt, Htltn1
dotu9hltr. MtS. Danit Wtlr•h -· Wh· llem ~Iii, S.n~ A~1 ' 1"#0 1tller ..
Mrs. JOMjlt\111e lle1'81Nn. Strita Marle1
M1t1 Jtnnkllft. Norlfl Holt'fWOOCl1 end
-Wtfldd'lhdnn. s,tvfc .... Bell '"°""" Wi t C"'"I' tadly, TllbcY">'• I PM. lf'llV· IMl'll, HI~ lltlt M-ltl ,.,rtl. Bell
•rotc1wn Morlu1rY. COlll ""'"' Dlrec:-
tors. SCMUMIMAJll
H•m" khlllltfNR. 227 Mnnollt Strfft,
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Weste!lff M-ary
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Corona del Mar OR S.NIO
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SANrA ANA ·-.A
Westminster mechanic ac·
cused on his arrest of raping a
Santa Ana barmaid plea'cled
guilty Thursday· in Superior
Court to reduced charges of
assault by means of bodily force . ·
Jlldge James F. Judge
sentenced Roy William ·,
McMu..rty, 23.----0l HMM' Stem
Ave., to eight' months In
Orange County J;tll and place(J
him on three years Ptobatlon.
The judg.e dismissed two
CQunfs of rape and 'kidn.apipg
and sex perv~rs:ion ch11rges.
Police said .McMurty's vie-,
tim accepted hit inv:ltatloo lo
breakfast last July 19, but in-
stead was driven to amearby
fannhouse , repeatedly raped
and forced to participate in
unnatw:al. se~ acts,.
Will Lar1:y
Make a
Stewardess?
SANTA ANA -As far as
student Larry· Ribal of Santa
Ana College .is concerned, se1
is no bflrrier to learning the
airline stewardess lrade.
Rlbal, whose s t u d e .n t
goveminent activities are welf
known on the eampu!, enrolled
for the spring aemest.er Jn a
clas s calle,d Alrll11e
Stewardess C o u r s e &3, ~fJtsaenger Safety, '
Mary Lou Finley, former
stewardess and instructor of
. the c I 1 11 , found the former
Marine sergeant sitting in the
front row on the f!M day of
school, su.-rounded by a bevy
ol pretty retlow studenta,
Rlbal, who says he ii 1erlous
about completing the. class,
foond nothing forblddlnrr !he
action· In the college rulet,
llthough the cour,. catalog
llstl ~ class for female
studenl.1 only.
Rib<!, re<enl lo>er ln the
race ror the -post of student
body p,..ldellt, will have to
· m.ke· a f.,.. ~" 1n hi• normal habtta, according to
Mr1. Finley.
He'll perform all the ••tne
duties as a:l.rls sutj\ as serving
u ho1te1se s {or the
planetarium, binqueU' a n d
olhtt ~mpus evenLS1 and will
w_w .. .JtUoa..!Jp in.lch !be glrls1 uniforms. ;
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serve money ~n1 customers these days. It takes people who are familiar with 911
of the various savings plans we have to offer You smart savers--the tax ~ • . . ' . retirement plans, the certificate accounts, the Guaranteed Rate AccountJ, Monthly
Security Accoun~. trust accounts and . many, many more. Sure, we hM tfterii' iii. '
We have this type of personnel .!... dependable, ready, willing and alwaf5 here tO help,
you with your savinp plans -come in, call Qr ~rite. Srl)<irt Savers Slive."and "Elim
at Newport e.lboa S.vinp ,,,..,., all the' new high rates are aVailMile, • ·
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Firebird
Unveiled
For 1970
By CARI. CARSTENSEN
Of ftll OellJ '!* Sllft
Pontiac . Motor Dlvtslon's
latest entry into t h e
persoqalizl.'d spOrts car field,
the new 1970 Fireblrd, will be
unveUed in dealer showrooms
from coast-to-<:oasl on Feb. 26.
The new Firebird, which has
semt-rastbact styling, is buUt
on ._, JQ8.-inch wheelbase. The
four-seat Firebird will be
avall¥>1e in one body style, a
tw<HIOor hardtop.
II will be offered in four
models; standard. the luxury ,
EspriJ, lJ!e blgh-performante
Formula 400 and the Trans
Am.
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MUTUAL
. The base Firebir-d includes
as standard a 250 cubic..}!lch,
six.cylinder engine anif a
thre e-s peed manual
transmis.sion.
PONTIAC GIVES FIREBIRO EUROPEAN FLAIR FOR 1970
Features Include L•'1• Headlights, S_pllt_ Grille Openlng1
Standar on T ESj)iif is a
350 cuOio-inch V-8 developing
255 horsepo~er, a three-speed
manual Door shift, a custom
Ulterior and exterior decor
moldi.,gs. •
Forthepe rf orm a nc e-
minded, the Formula 400 is
equl)iped with a speciaOy-
moldei! fiberglass hood which
has distinctive integral air
scoopa. A 400 cubic -inch
engine wllh a dual snorkle air
cleaner and dual exhausts are
slandard equipment on tbe
Formula 400.
Tbe hi~h-performance. Trans
Am ' jncludes a "Ram Airl
How much don It cost
you to miss a phone ca117
CALL TAI TO FIND OUT.
IJS.n77
Wershow
...... eat Estate Auction
DISSOLUTION OF TRUST
Under 1 p11n of llct11ldation by the Oomln1u!z lst1tt Cornptny
(ncrw I dis.solved COIJIOrlllon)
ACRES
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B.Y MARION.CHRISTY to a C:Ourreges fashion sbow. lt was a big
mistake because Berhanyer is' obviously
hlADRlD -· Spanlsh "fashion is still in very impressionable. \Vhat corn.es out of
the baby stag~. the Berhanyer salon now are )>Ure Cour·
And, B;S ev.er.y good mother knows, reges-ism.s.
babies must crawl be.tore tney take lhat The big drawback of Spanish fashion ls
first terrifying iltp. '!bit'• tht point at that many of Olt styles art ju.st too old
which, Madrid fuhion . ctestgners find faah!oned or too Holly.wood ev'er to be ao-
themselves. Th&,. spUit .ls there but, col· cepted by contemporary elegantes .
lectlvely speakinll, they'A barily tod· -·.who ahould lcnow better, sticb
• dling. · .> , ·" cloaodlJ to .lorm-flUing gowns thll ""'
Indlviclually, there 4A e=ptlor\a. • uP la a deeJI llow>co oMalletaJnn ~
Mitzou, the oeaullful YOW1i thlag -.ho "-down:It~ all too mninilcenl ol tho
Is the toast of Spanbb fublon, bu been flamenco coe'tume.
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quietly doing •faliuloul laather CIGlhea II only the Span]Jh deilpers cou=l~d~-'-'t~""l';,;-:t" that hav.e-me~~e.-~ _Uk s11fa~n up.· · ~
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Mitzou ts ooe reuon Spanish laSblon Griffiths of New York, hU.been acting as
exists. ~. ' < unoffldal afnbasaador for . S pa n.:1 s b
Pertegaz is, of"c:Ourse •. another atJn. deslpri. 'lbt couhteu, an attractive
_ clout. , diplomat who olso happeos to have macle
American ~· Uke ,Geajfrey tbe lnternatia>al -list always
Beene, usually IDIDll• to,llY toto Madrid wean llaCfrid.produc c:lotbea -<lurinC
to se< Pertegu -.,.S.lalk c:lotbea jbe pma lhowtnp. -. -,_
generally. Perlepl II llDy, lrall and a . UndoubtocllJ, the ---
decided lritrovett. the Spenlsh J>ll'd>t --siloe Ille ii mar·
Tile trouble II· that Pertqaa, wllo ried to·a Spanlsb·)l\Jbleme. ·
doesn't opeak goiicl English, .II scared di Now, k the Madrid designers con otop '
by the <»id. cruel world ou!lide hi( salon leaning '"' yesterday's clothes, ""' otop
-and althouglv top American .stores copyill& Paris.com~ and uep their
¥t'ou1d like him to make persoqal ·~ eY,e on the ball' -·tbere .. s hip.. · y-
pearancu in the1United sates, II< aay1 .. -~s. the i!f>&D!ilt&OV<m!l\"nt is i\Y'·
no. ire tangible mlPlnce ~ llo&i1ners -
Needless to say, ll SpaiD ls to rnoke rtpOrtedly poutlag in.fl mUlloil llUIUallJ
good in the fashion 111ne, it is badly in to promote high lahlon.
need of spoke!men who are: superstars in Spanish 1ad1es; espe:cially_\b:e_rn@eyeJi
tbe public eye. 'Poor' Pertegaz, talented, ones that buy ftom the aaloos. are on the
is just too shy to witbdra~ from his safe, fat and dumpy side. Unfortunatel)I,
little cocoon. designers lose their zest for fashion when
&,Uo Berhanyer shows promise. faced with sagging, overfed silhouettes. If
' But Berhanyer isn't gutsy enough lo do only they could get on a plane and come
his own thine. to major American clUes and obstrv•
Somewtlere along the line. Elio hopped today's woman.
a jet over to Paris and invited bimsell in· So, ct1nqui&ladon, let'• ao!
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With the loll of the hemline, will
wcrnen fall for or over the new · mu.i
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European designers prodld that In a
year's tJ.m,e WOJDen the ~-orld over will be
wearing tpem. • •
They may 'be a ·10dsend.Ui tht frigid .
'Norfll al1d El,st bul ho!' adiplabl~ art ..
"tbey on the temperate Orange :eoa1t?"
So [ar, it api>ears'that the trend hasn't
had much · a11J>eal, even lo the avarit·
garde~ but a few maxicoal5 have been
apotted•ln the area.
Naturally the question most asked Is,
What'• H. like wearing one?
COmmfnt.s read Uke chapters out of the
"Perill!i of Pauline." The consenaua i!I the
maxicoat brings maxi hazards.
In the threads of · this great c10th of
distress is Ill excessive weight -"like a
yoke," described one wearer.
"You have lo remember to lift up the
•klrt while -lltng up and down slaln."
&!vised another, "or you might wtod up
flat on your race."
Quick movement thrw&h an electric
door b ~ or your coott.il mlght
got caught, warned .-. And
acalltorl can be a real 1amb1e. Getting
caueht bdween the steps not only is a
danger lo the wearer, It can mean Ir·
repairable damage to the coat and
perhaps everi to the eacalatC?r itseJ,f. .
Simple. chor~ yke ll"OCttf lhoppjllj . -~ can be a chaDqe, too. 11 the cuifOmtr -
behind doesn't wilch where 3he II going,
you might find a wheel ol a lhopplJll cart
troveHnf-oo your htm.
"Try to keep ladylike manners while
1ettlnc Jn and our of a car," wu another
c;om1~L "¥GU hlye to kind of hold the
Uirtd.Cbe COll>..to one 1kle -sort of like
a tra1n ·-·and• edge Jn/' advised the
owner. 0 0therwlse yoo might get the
-1>et1f_,aughl in the .ddot llbll ill dOwn the
-wllll It napping. Tf>ose wllo h•I"' combined maxlcoalinr
and inotorlna have their idW,' klo. '
.. '1.You've tot. to unbutton the coat at
least halfway," ldviled one pl, 11or you won} be able Jo ,.i your loe~aparl.'!
"LQJ.'t even tor pilltJnc on a Mat belt,"
warned another. 1'1bt extra fabric of the
skin thll'• 11111ally bunched up behind
you make1 M intJIO"')ble." •
"1be nnt time I ever drove a car In
my maxi I ~ my coat and draped Jt
over the emergency brake. l completely
forgot lo release the brake unUI I'd
driven teveral bklcks and smelled bum· tna: robber," related lnot.htr. "LuckUy I
dldn't have a car with a 1Uck th\fl •.• "
There 11 at , lea51-qne advantaa:c.1 hbweVer. Have you ever aat down on a
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J 4 DAILY "LOT lin!ay, Febnl.iry 10, 1970
Horoscope
.Pisces: Strive
For Self-esteem
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WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 11
By SXDNEY OMARR
In sroomJ.q, utWie b'•dUioa
-some apparel ~Clertd
''oJd..fuhIOltfd" teems today
10· have a special cbarm. Could
make yoa atud out and be t.1·
ln.me.ly provocattve..
A.RIES (March Zl·April 1,):
You may wan\ to be ex·
travagant, but p e r s o n a I
finances are tighl. MeaN take
il easy. Be awart of details.
Study fine print and read
between the lines.
TAURUS (April ZO.May 20):
You feel pressure. But you get
praise.. ·You have to dedde
Y:hether what you go t.btough
is "wortb it." MWIJI! wUJ be
crystal clear. Accent o Di
personal responsibWty;-
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Spotlight stllnes on are.a of
chart where you keep your
secrets. Some matters become
public knowledge despite e.f·
fort.& to be discreet. Make con·
cession to family member.
:' CANCER (June 21.July 22)'
: Your affairs of heart come to
: fort. You find it difficult to
: concea l true feelings. This ii
: day when you have to analyze
: yourself. Don't depend on opi·
; nioM or outsiders.
' LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)'
: Practical mau.e:rs dominate.
; You cannot iJnore details. Key ~ is to know responsibilities and
fullill them. Potential is great.
• But you may feel threatened
by younger individual.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl 221'
Your long-range plans chana:e.
People who confided may now
take stance of secretiveness.
You are finished with one
phase. Know thi!I and welcome
chance ta meet new people.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221'
You are goln,g to take new a~
proach where m o n e y ,
Flying High
Miss Charmian Willard,
daughter of Mrs. Mar-
garet Willard o! Balboa
graduated from Con-
tinental Airlines' host-
ess school and now is
assigned to Houston.
She attended Orange
Coast College.
Talk Set
On Linens
possessions are concerned.
Property values, what you in·
tend lo lovest -these could
become key questions.
SCORPIO (Od. 23-Nov. Ii),
Euphoria makes itseU felt.
But you wQUld be wile to
study • enlitt pJcture. Some
friends make claims which
seem divorctd from reality.
Have fun but don't take
everythln.g seriously.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. SI ): You can git job
dooe. But methods, costs are
subject to rtvlskm. Be fiex·
ible. Your ally is versatility.
Element of luck or Urning Is
on your side. Make the most-
or it.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): You may feel there is a
stalemate' where emotional
conflict is concerned. Key is
pitllil. Don'ili Cited inti
any action, decision. You can
afford to take your time.
AQUARIIJS (Jan, JO.Feb.
JI): Avoid unneceuary travel.
Tendency is to get involved in
wild-goose chase. 'lbere are
changes; move with the Ude.
RelaUves tend lo haggle. Do
not becune involved.
PISCES (Feb. 11-Mareh 20)'
Your idw jell. You are able
to achieve balance, profit.
Item wbich you possess could
bring surpriling rtturns. Look
ahead Strive to gain greater
self-esteem.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you are entering
period of social whirl. Your
world expands. You go here ,
there and almost everywhere.
Danger e.llsts that you will
scatter forces. But, in general,
a burden is lilted and it is fun Sifting -Princess Style
and games -and, I f There ar,e preciously few dignified ways for a woman ~o si t do\vn ~bile attired
fortun,te. some th In & pro-in a miii{i:ltirt -particularly if she's a princess. Yet with the handica p of OoY.'-
ductlve., too . crs JU).d ,J purse Princess Ann of England somehow m a nages to retain her To find ...,., mOA 1bou1 yevr1111 1nd
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&ow )7CI, Gr•MI Ctntr1I s1111on. Nev< A At...., i;Le·. rs Nursery Graduates
Return to Campus
Y1tk. N Y. 10017. IV~ ff 1
Chapter
Founder
To Speak
Col . R. A. Elsworth ,
organizer and president of the
Laguna Hills Branch .or VIV.A
(Voices in Vital America), will
be guest speaker for the Em·
ma Sansom Chapter of the
United Daughters of t h e
Confederacy Thursday, Feb.
12.
Mrs. John S. Carver of
Laguna Hills will open her
home for the 1 p.m. meeting
and Mn. Jessie Seward will
a1sist with bos1ess duties.
Elsworth, a graduate of
West Point, served in World
war I and II and was com-
manding officer of Canton
Island.
Mrs. C. A. Nis.!On will
present historical r e c o r. d s
relating to the Montgomery
family's ~ontribu1ion to the
Civil War in Tennessee and
M i.ssissippi.
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Convene
~f e mb er 11 of the
Jnte rfraternity Mothers Coon.
cil of the University of
Southern Californla will travel
to Town and Gown Foyer on
the campus Thursday, Feb. 12.
for a 10 a.m. meeting.
Guest speaker wUI be Dr.
Rodney Powell, director of the
MultlpuTpOse Health Center.
Following the b u s i n e s s
session, which will include
election of a nominating com·
mittee, mothers will be guests
of the Individual fraternities
for lunch.
The council r ece nt I y
presented tr9ph i e s for
superior acadtmic achieve·
ment to Alpha Tau Omega.
first place, and Sigma Nu , se·
cond plaCf!. Honored for grade
point improvement were the
men of Chi Phi and Sigma
Alpha Epsilon.
Art Series
Continues
"Graduates'' of Westminster
Nursery school will visit their
al ma mater during its lradi·
tiooal Back:-tcrschool D a y
Thursday, Feb. 12.
Each year they are invited
back. to relive a portion of
their earlier years and renew
oJd friendship~ with children
and their teacher, Mrs. Harol d
Lundell, who has been with the
school si nce its inception fi ve
years ago.
The regular nursery school
program is for ch i l dr e n
between 3 and 5 and was
designed to encourage cduca·
Uonal, social. emotional and
physical development.
Mothers share in lhc ad·
ministration of the group and
rotate in assisting ~t r s .
Lundell. Because of t b e
parents' participation, tuiUon
is in reach of many families
who might not be able to af.
ford private nursery schools.
There are two morning and an
a ft e moon prekindergarten
session.
Licensed by the State of
C;ilifornia. · Department of
Social Welfare, the school is a
1nember of the Orange County
Council of Pa rent
ParUcipation Nursery Schoo ls.
Additiona l information and ap-
plications may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Loren Ma rm, 892·
2159, or Mrs. Larry Smith, 892·
0395.
Panel Exposes President Due
Mrs. Vera Nauhmann or Drug Problem
West Covina, president of the Drugs and Russian Roulette
American Bego nia Society, will be lhe subject of a talk
v.·ill detail the history of the de.livered by Sgt. Robert Reid society and the Orange County Cow t Sheriff' Branch Th ursday, Feb. 12, al of Orange 1 y s Department at tomorrow's
7:30 p.m. meeting of Riviera Club.
Two additional lectures v.·ill The Orange Coun ty Br anch Followina his talk, Sat. Reid
be I b G R Y K.rciu meeting will take place in the 11 11 g ven Y · a • will lead a panel discussion on professor « art at California Grange Hall, Garden Grolve, drug abuse.
State College at Fullerton, in a and re{reshments and a P ant
GOP Women
Superintendent Speaks
An antidote for mediocrity They are the ~1rnes. Harold
will be discussed by Dr. Smith, legislation: Carleton
Ro b er t Peterson, superhi-SmlUt bulleUn ; B. J. Greer,
tendent of Orange Couoty bulleti'n dispatcher; D on
school!, for members o( Carmel, press; Hrnry Brian,
Lacuna Niguel Republican precinct, and Edward Smyth Wemau'1 Club, Federated on ~ Jr., Coordinating Co u n c 11
Thursday, hb. 11. representative.
eorree w111· be served in Also, the l\1me.s. Winfield
Monarch Bay Beach Club at Shiras waiter Richardson,
9:30 a.m. with the meeting Henry' Brian and Wllliam
beginnJng at IO. Supervision Eadie, telephone; J am es
for preschoolers will be p~ Watson, hospitality : Robert
vtded. Thom a s', parliamentarian:
Committee members for lhe Angelo D'Ercole, ways and
year have been chosen by means, and Percival Chase,
presideaj._ Mn. Fred Briggs. re1lstrar.
GIVES ANTIDOTE
Dr. Robert Pol<lr"" 1--''---'-====
Gourmet
Cooking
Made Easy
M~Harbor Club members
will learn the secrets of Ins-
tant and Easy Gourmet Enter·
talnlng when Jack King speaks
for tbe club Thursday, Feb. IZ,
in the Mesa Verde Country
Club.
King, p food feature writer
for a Los Angeles newspaper.
has 'written books and food
articles for House Beautiful,
Ladies' Home Journal and
House and Garden. A frequent
guest on television and radio
shows, he has won trophies for
his cu1inary efforts.
Chafmg dish cookery and
the use of herbs, spices and
spirits will be the subject of
King's talk.
Mrs. Marshall Cowley is
coordinallng the p r o g r a m ,
which will be presented follow·
-ing "Jilnch and a business
meeting.
Sea Sirens
TOPS Sea Sirens meet In
Klllybrooke School, Cost a
Mesa. Programs begin at 7
p.m. every Wednesda y.
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A talk on 11nens Will be
presented for the Thursday,
Feb. 12 meeting or the South
Cout Weaver's Guild, Inc., by
Mrs. Mattie Newman, charter
member of the 25 Weave.rs.
Delegate! will be elected for
the urx:: state convention in
San Diego next May and
refre!hments and a valentine.
exchange will conclude the
meeting. series titled This Js a Fine table will conclude the even· Those wishing to attend are
Print. sponsored by I he =·~·n~g·=========='=d=vised=='=•=n="=k=e=r=""'=="='=1°"';;::;·11 Orange County Art Associa·,,;
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Mr1. Newman, also a
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California Handweavers Guild ,
has won many awards in--
cludina: a Best of Show at the
Bakersfield Conference.
The meet.Ing will take place
at I p.m. in the Santa Ana
Ubrary. ·
'Mle South Coast guild will
host the Southern Conference
or California Handweavers.
Inc. March 14 and 15 at the
Dlmey!Jnd Hotel.
Artist Booked
Sweethearts
Make Music
Together
Newly ena:aged couples will
be feted at the Sweelhta{U' 70
Fling sponaor by the Orange
County Catholic Alumni Club
The next lecture. Thursday,
Feb. 12, will deal with the
Intaglio print process and the
final talk, Thursday, March
12, will be a summary of the
series and will include a tour
o( the college's new Fine Arts
building.
The lectures will take place
at a p.m. in room 181.
"'St. Valenllne's nliht. I d Music and dancing will Party p anne
begin at t p.m. in the \Saga
Motel along with a draWing The Ha'Penny Inn will be
awarded for a San Diego lhe setting fo.r a Valentine
weekend. ' . cocktail party 11'ursday. Feb.
The club Js an affiliate or 1%, for AUantlc Research
Catholic Alumni Clubs lntema-employees 1¢ their wives.
tional Membership 11 apen to Hostesses for the 6:30 p.m.
1lngle Cathollcs over the age gathering will be Mrs. Joseph
of D. Judilh, Mrs. Don Fasscl and
Artist Irwin Brown will be 1bost interested In in-11-frs. Paul Dickey.
pt1t IJ)Uktr for the Gamma formation may can J i m Mn. Judith Is actepting 1 TIU Oamm1 Alumnae group Fergu.900, MM071. reservations at 8".0546. I
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NEW YORK (AP) -Movie fans in the le!&-
vision audience had been spared' until . recently,
those tearing decisions: The three networks kept
out ot each other's way-wtth-thelr-feature film re--
runs.
ABC had Wednesday and Silnday nights ; NBC
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday; CBS Thursday and
Friday.
ABC, WHICH had been having a tough time
with a lot of its programs, recently broke' the
gentlemanly mold. It moved its Wednesday night
movie to Mondays, and gave it
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on NBC's movie.
This competitive scheduling. may have caused
some big living room arguments this week. ABC's
feature was a dreadful opus called "The Oscar,''
but ii had a lot of stars, a plot· like a nighfn!arish
combination.of "Br~ken's W9tk1" ancJ "Pal JDe)',"
and was as titillating as a movie m~gazine. NBC
showed '01be Satan Bug, 11 a sciellce fiction thriller,
second rate but will> appeal to a male audiebce.
WHEN THE• film is attractive, ABC's audience-
grabbing device probably will work. In ABC's other
midseason switches, only two of the five new, Pl'O:"
grams appear to be winning pasl ing grades wltll
the audience. ' · • ' • · tt
"The Johnny Cash Show" was 14th 'on a Usl Of•
89 programs in the most recent Nielsen repo~ and.J
"The Nanny and the ProfesSotV was aliodt 'half,
way down the list. "The Englebert Humj>erdhick
Show," Paf Paulsen's comedy program and "Paris
7000" were at the bottom of the list.
ROBERT CREAN, author of tonight's "CBS
Playhouse" -9:30-ll PST' -has written a play
about freedom -at lea·st personal freedom -In
his "Day Before Sunday."
The play, seen in a previe~, is an impressive
vehicle for Uta Hagen, a fine and sensltJve acta
ress. She plays a spinster career WOm&Jl who, in
middle life, bas dedicated herseU to-takillg care
of her family. She has made a homeifor a sister
who from birth has been litlle more than a· 'v'ege-
table. She has loaned money endlessly to aliotber
sister and a habitually over extended brother4n·
Jaw. She has paid for a private school education
for a niece. .,
THE CATALYST, is a man of about her age who
Is flying East to attend bis son '1 graduation ff.Om
the school the niece attends. As the couple's relaa
tionship develops and the family makes more money
demands on her, the emptiness and loneliness of
her l ife be<:omes more evident.
Martin Balsam, playing this man "who tried
to live everybody's life for tPem!' tries to &et the
woman to start living her own life and tO cease.
meddling ln others affairs. He made the character
seem very reaJ.
It ls a perceptive, adult and thoroughly enter-
!&ining 1drama.
Denais the Menace
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AllOaATID ...... '!'ht BrulM, lralliol far behind early In they make balliela. Y<N'Vl &Oita 1wld It
and Wulq1oo -..... the qnt ball 11111 holdlJll the bottom and to tl\Ole B"lb>I -when you'.n No. 1 YIN
1• M him the ·pedflo..I Cml• of I )WO halftime ICOrt, took the lead, 1 Win thole kind of pmet and Wbeft y0u're = bublball ,... upoldo dOwn with aboul lbroe mlnultl left and broke No. 1 YO\I alao pl breab Whel\ 11'1 down
nJPI, but 1111 plaa Wied -jult out of 1 tie al 1:41 lo -W&lhln(IM ' to the wire."-
......,., -. State at Pullmu, Wuh-"But I 111111 doo' t1llok tlleJ'U get
· Tlil •• 1ot by Soutbirn California Steve Patterson, a '°foot.·9 center, throu&b the ,.._ u 1 d e f e 1 t e d , ' '
n'•!lla-ovhihnOIMllO>e-Coucan . acorOd a rebound lhol wJlh 44 &eealdl Hanhman..addOd. -
bl I a.polal INd, llld a 71-111 doalO'flO, left to pY8 the Bruins !he_ Jud to lloY 11 UCLA. -John Wooden Aid be to .tht uibi111M at tc:lpGaked -DUL ..... WIU hid. gone 'a.Mad ""7 18 lVIS "very,_ Vflf'/ auravated" at his .
pnUbly aW•• --UCLA llruiOI In the saconcla earlier on lleMls Hogs's lte< 1--
0dy two -•-allbl coolll'lll<O. pnles. throw. '"JbeY. lilll weren't reldy to ploy thla
-U lhe two-.,_ bid ~ ny-. lllcb i;;rlckaon trigeted the Cougar •I· team In the flrlt hill," be uld. "Moybe
Soutbem Cal wlmlnf 11111_ vq.\ lalin&, tack with• points. Hellt)! Bibby llCOf<d lhey had to-llOe wliat 11 Wll Uh .to ploy
lhe coolereneo race '°""" lie open to 14 or his Points Jn tlit ~iv! haU to Jud here alld I'm ,.... t)iey found out." .
coatultoo. lllltald; the Biuinl have clear the Bruin comeback, In S<attle, St.Ve He-11111· Dave lll11nt to the Ullo wJth,~ ol t!>tlr re-"It's a crlme_they didn't win," WSU. WUl<nborg were -tha heroea In the_-~ ellht coo1ennCe 1iimel to be coach M1rv ·llM'1lmlll •aid of his ovtttlme of the Hnoklel' --
pll,.a II -. Couian. "But ~ you mal:e mistakes, -win over the .Trol~
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SEATl'LE (AP) -Southern California
baiethaU COICh Bob Boyd applludeil'
, UCLA rtval Jolin Wooden Monoloy u
-1t>IY Iha ~ ~ In the l'lclllC-1
for the very reuona IOl1'le belittle
Wooden's 1btllty.
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Boyd, spesklng to Pupt Bound SpcllU
W;-ltert be/ore the TrojlDt' lllooday nlllht
con!.,._ I""" wJUi WuhJoCloo, Aid
tbert is a tendency ainons fans to
!Jl!Ortd>anle W,oodeo by "Ying UCLA
' always unelrth1 tbe top players.
HUSKY HITS HIGH IN'THE AIR -Sieve Hawes ol the Wllihlnl(IOn
Huskies' basketball team, scores on a jump shot over the out.stretcb--
ed hands of Southern California's Ron IUJ.ey. The Trojans Jos.t second
straight gibne, in' double overtime, Monday nlgbt, 77.72_ .
u1 don't mlNmlze hl1 (Wooden'•)
coacblnl becauae of lhe talent lie pt/,"
BO,.d Aid, 11f{e11 );leea abie to ~ 'b.11
talerlt ind do what's expected of him and
someUmff that'• .the ~ parL And
therein lies lhe semi of 1111 -11 a -
coach. You'll 11t ao .,,,,_ ll'Gm me
11 to who II the beat COICb In · our con.
ference. ...
"Ji.. Jw I ll'fal deal of Jeadonblp With . . Sports in· Brief ;;., .. '
Lakers, Cincinnati
y-people be'1 been Ihle to br1n1 GUI
~ perfmnanoes fr)ln theni"
.-ia M • i19Y<1-odded. "But DO eeoeh .... qalmt
nn ' t ~ thinking be'a Wooden'• pown and It's
tlme"to take his heating rtonl UCLA." I) ••I
May J1alk About Big ~ ·
. 'lben again, Boyd is one of the few
ooacbe.s who ho reUon to feel bet\er
than a pawn. 1be lut time the No. l·
ranked Brulm lost wu to tbe Trojan1.
That .... In-Iha final pme of Iha 11189
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LOS ANGELES -Los •Angeles Lakers
General -Manager Fred Schaus has ex~
pressed interest in ntgOtllting with the
Cincinnati Royals to acquire NaUODCll
Bisketball A!sociation superstar Oscar
RObertson next season.
"Sure we'd be interested ln talking to cthctnnau about · Oscar -but 1 want to
make it clear that Ute salary we would pay hlm. would have tq be·o:>mm.ensur.ate
with t1ie entire salary structure of our
cl~," Schaus said Monday.
Robertson. 31. a 6-foot-S guard from
CiJliinnaU In his 10th year with the NBA.
is the league's ·a1l·t1me assist le~der and·.
runt>er-up in -;scoring according 1VC'tage. ~ --·
the Big 0 has acknowledged he may
not be with the Royals much longer and
has a.id lie would be interested in playing
in ·Los Angeles or New York next year. • • . ,
SAN DIEGO -Elvin Hayes' coach
saya the 6-Joowt center for the San Die10
R.O!:Jteta .d~ calling his fellow team-
matft "a~ 9f losers" -but has also
•Jllloglzeil.,' l . .. He denied saying lhat," Coach Alex
HtQliWD said.M0nday afte·r Hayes' alleg-
ed-ft1Darb were publicized. Hayes
UCI Cagers
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• lJC 1rvine's basketball team has
re¥eraecl the gambler's Eavorite number
•binaUon (7·11) with an 11·7 season re<onr.
~ch Tim Tilt, a gambling man
ht;beU when it comes to wirmlng
.,_ketbaD combinaUona, will try his sltill
a~ outmaneuvering the UC San Diego
1*ons tonight in Crawford Hall. Game
time .it· at a o'clock ... uh a freshman
~Uminary at 5: 45. !i'Tbls will be one of the few Umea this ~ we ,wiU be plljing a te8.m our
i ' Tift a8y1. "They will be using a J.2
defense against ua ind they hUl,tJe
O¥f!f the court,, --
Trttom have a 1-10 season record
-rtll1o Illa Anteater mark. , fmne ltll,ollo woe. Ito last Uve pmes
.. iii ml1dQs a drive toward a possible
~ ......,.i playoff berth. Eflht
nmala lndudJng tooight'a coo-
-city alar1en Include I ,...,. Colla -lfJgll and Oranp
J-Oolllt -· Ed Babluch. A f<li wmd, 11111 • -and awqinl ......
..,.. ... lbe 1'rttonl Is <Out m •i'a CM1 -· 17.i). · othtr .. Ian lndllde Jim •Boyd, l°"'anl (M
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E' I .I); and lllrl< Wilson, ctnl<r (M
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--.,111 IO with their .....,_. -"" lln<Up of Jeff Cunnlng-
hlin (It.I) .... BID lllooN (JU) at the
ldrw.-do; BID Oeorp (I.fl at center:
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rtPortedly made lhe comments on a · home 1riiurm and nObody elae has ever
honlewanl bus lfter Sulldsy nll!ll'• J$' · done that to Woodell. . ,
lll li>a'to the'Loe Angeles Lakers. · l!outhem Cal.,_:UCLA 111m:t ~7.
California Angel 'outfielders Roger Repoz (left) and
Mile Floyd, take s: dim view of Monday's rain. 'fh• Angels had scheduled a workout at Blair 1'ield .. '·
In Long Beach bul were forced to the sideline. b&-
cause of the inclement weather. Opening sprtna·
ttaln\Jll•ilrllll at-Holtville will begin on Feb; ·23.
"I don't think thla pllrlicular tasm can Boyd't bilPll pnblem ao fir 11118 yqr
hu been wfth Padflc: -achoob.
win anywhere," Hayes was quoted as The BUilitt belt Soutbtrn C1J"in the Fer
saying. Hayes couldn't be ·reached for West Cluslc in Partlm:I. Seatt1e
comment on the reports. Unlver1Jty edpl ihe Troj1111 alld then
But his coach said Hayes "denitd tht Wuhtntton State Couean upeet them .
'Saying "that.. At least he said he didn't in a conference game Saturdlf. That
Murtaugh Agitates 'Rigney
same night UCLA beat the Huskin. The
mean it In that vein. He apologized to the HUJkies won agaln MOOday night.
team" for something he said that came ·Bil Bob wun't tbrilled about facing the
out the way It did.'' Huak!U again, .Wally with his team Throws Good ·sense, ·Manners to the Wind
• Hannu...,.; Aid "I was concerned With members' delenslve la.peel.
reiiiazb..leti.!ive to-the-team" and thus '_1!1e7 bavtn't CORl!-~ the llf~
h'iid • ' hojiil they WCNlci," Boyd complllned. sought elatttlcation _from'Hayes, star "Ab lncUcatlon of lhil ii the fouls called
o( the. NaUonal Basketball AuociaUon · qainlt us. We've been ln foul trouble
Club-whlch has a 19-37 season record. early. I don't think fou1a are an tndlcatlon
ol an. aggrealve deleue. I ttUnk it's the
mark of a lu7 defeme. Tbat'a why we're
1otnc more to a zone dtfeme." • L9S ANGELES -Youns RI ck
Roberson may finally be r e JI d y to
shoulder a major share of the burden
which has been carried thut far by the
senior members of the Los Ao«eles
Lakers.
A lot ~ eyes, WW be OD the 6-foot.-t, 22$.
pounder when he likes the eourt tonlgltt
against the vtstUnc Ba!Umore Blffiet.I as
the Lakers renew their pursuit or first
• P,_lace In the NaUonal Basketball Aaaocla~
tioo 's Western Division. . . . . ~
Slttlhl next to Boyd wu l!uskle coach
Tex Winter, "ho 11kl lut week he felt
the BruiJ'll were 1 better team thll year
wlthoul Lew Aldndor. He qualified that 1
bltMonoloy.
"lo my mlnd, UCLA Is not that great •
defensive team," Winter said. "You can
late advl:ntap of them: But they're oo
awesome offensively they don't have to
worry as much aboUt defen11t."
NEW-YORK (UPI) -DaMy Murtaugh
hugoocl....,..
Also good manners.
Ai owner cl both thUt qualiUes, you'd.
never f.lg\a'e him for the type to go up
and pick an araument with one of his
friends wtthoUt reasoo, but that's what he
seemed to bt doing.
"You're nuts.for going back to manag-
ing," he nld quietly to whlt<-halred Bill
Rigney, Who returns to· mansglng thla
seam with the Minnesota Twins after
havlnt been out a half ~ar.
trouble which prompted bhn to relire as
"Pirates' manager al the. end ot the '64 ........
"I'd say the wboJe idea of my poasibly
comlng back to manage atarted sl1 or
seven mooUll aao," Danny Murtau&h
gays. 11 I went tG iny doctor aDd after be
gave me a complete checkup, be looked
at me and said, 'you can do anythins you
wanl.'
"l said, 1lncludlng managin&t' and he
said, 'Hell, yes!' Well, 1 kidded my wife
about It Ind tt probably woulil've ended
rtpt there, but-Iller Lorry Sheperd was
let so, Joe Brown (the Pirates' general
manager)' CUM to our Florida in-
slri>ctional camp in Bradenton and I ask-
'
ed him il he had snyone spoclfl<aDy In
mind for the job. He said it wu up in the
air. Had be a definite candidate at the
time, that would've been it. I wouldn't
have Aid word one. Bul when I found out
tht.rt was no special ooe, I asked Joe
wOuld he consider me? He was sUJ'l)fiaed.
He said he wouldn't. seriously conatdl.r
me until he talked with my wife."
Joe Brown did speak. with Mrs.
Murtaugh before he named her h!llband
the club's new manager.
"When I took the job," Murtau&b 11y1.
''the thing ·that pleall8d my wife mOllt
WU that •he knew I felt good enoqb to
accept it She knew I wouldn't do f.l\Y-
thlng fool.lab."
. : • BOSTON _, A po,ooo Davis Cup slyJe
tenn~ :n;iatch with American start Arthur
~; ~tan Smith and Bob Lutz ploying
Boyd, thouih. uld he didn't think· the
Bruina were •s bl1 a problem u they had
. been during the Alclodor '"1p.
"I think your chances of wJnnhe this
year 111lnst UCLA aro greater than they
Wert last year," Boyd NJd. "And that's
tbe only'way 1 can evaJU1te the itrencth
Danny Murt.auah, who is going back to
maoagln& ~ with Ill• ~ttahutgh
Pirates after having retired five years
8.go, repeated what he had said to Rigney
tiut the TWins' new manager didn't hear
hlin becauae he happened to be ll•e feet
aw•)', h1I back was turned and he was
lllklng wJth oome oil>..-people .
'nle incident took ·place at a ge'.t·
together o{ all .the major league
managers durin& the winter baseball
meetinp. Danny -Murtaugh has known
Bill Ril!llY a Joill Ume. They are good
frienda, ' and the only reason the
PIUll..-p ........ said :what be dld was
becanee he wu 1111'11 to 11.-the Min-____ .
Austrian Leads Rivals
of that team." • · .agatn!f. l:ustrallan aces John Newcombe
Ind Tony Roicbe was announctd ·Monday
fc)io·March 'tlf1 at Harvard's Palmer DiJ.
on, Indoor Center. EL CORDOBES In World Slalom Meet
-Jim Smith' of the Sportsmen'! Tennis
Club of Booton 111d that 111 proceedt will
go to his group's l!00,000 fund raising
drive for coostrucUOn d. 1 pubUc tennis
ctnter for youngsters and adults in
Franklin Park. • KANSAS crrY -Roman G1brlll of
Los Angeles and Carl Eller of un-ta
will he -., Nstlooil F-U Le<igue oflwlve arid delenilve pb1ct-
of-the-y .. r f« t• by the Oilefl Oub
Committee of Ill at a clJa\lt.r here l)ut
Monday nltlht.
RECUPERATING •11i WU dainl a Ultl~ agitating,"
Mmtluib 1aaatW'· . .
BOQlll'A. Columbia . -·sp an ls h DonnY Murtautlh knows '!'hat It Is tn
matad&-M111utl -El COrdobu· -Is agltat< and what K ts to lfe •llllted In
convalUcl.ng uUi:factOrlly from the 7"-tum. A lot o( his friends have agitated
inch mullar wound rtetived last Satur· him aboul why he's coming back to
dly wbeli be wu ped by hit first bull manqe. .
doting 1 bulllll!>t In JlOIOll, hit dac:tor• They k<Of>' telllng him he'• 52, not 41.
uld ;oday. They tell him he aJradY lw won a world
Tbe clocton added thsl' El ~. (hamplonahlp wHI! Plttahutp In 1960. .it.cr11~atin1 ill hit-hotel t'OOlll\ 'djcl . '11117 ~J-l!bnt fie had a good Job, he
nbt suffer "...-abral compllclU_. """'' 1tmllng and what doe• be need 1U
dOllpill. h.tvln1 lleJoc impaled under Ille lheae heodachel' f..-t _Most importsnt o1 cilllll by Iha bull. • ' all, diq IOll.,hlm. to -ber lhst beart.
VAL GARDENA, lilly (AP) ~·
Auatri.an veteran Karl Schram led com-•
peUtors Into-the tec0nd heat of the men's
slant slalom at the World AJpine, .akl
champtonsb.lps today aeekiDI ·~ vic:tOry
that W0'1ld give him the worfd sla16m U·
tle and tbe lead in the World Cup stan-
dlngi.
A vtctoey would mean Immediate
revenue for tht Lion of St. Anton who was
jeered by the•crowd as he withdrew (rom
the. men's sptcl.11 1lalom after misalhg a
g"ate on SUndaJ, in a blaclc day for the
whole Austrlln lelm.
Sd!rllll la third In the World CUp Stan-s ttl D ·· . D T d -~u-:ith~~:~ ea e,1
' e.¢1s1·0µ ·: u,· e ·' (> ay,·~~~~~the..:i~d,~:1:·~~
The 31.,,....,ld Sch-will hav• to
• -~ ;:-:' -' ~ fipt off tile compeUUilo of teammall
within striking dllllnce, ltd by lt-y..,..
old Dumeng Glovanotl, who-placed third
Mooday.
GlovaneU, Jpob Tlschhauaer, Edmund
Bruggmam and· Kurtl Sduddtr were all
within •bout !loo secondJ from Schranz.
BesJdel a vlctory In the giant slalom,
Giovanoll wa1 seeking the Ont plaee in
the combined standing•, a Utle many
predicted would not slip out of h1i liand!
finer his perfonnanca: in the· lint• three
~ays of -peUUon.
But Aul'rt, who led the ~
trlumph In the special s1a1om; wu after
ma .. oolf!l-same ..... -The ---llJUlie-IWred skier trom La Tou.llrt,
the ooly survivor of hll team llllOltl Uie
Ont 10, placed fourth Mondly.
Cage Rating$
ClfiCAGO (AP) -Amtibn ioa.... Clevelllld 111d Dewey Sorllno of S.1ttle. frandllse tn S.atUe. When the Danz Werner -, of the ltnlnf SWlu team
bueblll owoer1 meet today and It could C..llon reparttcU7 bu been asaured of group failed to show league owners the · and. of S'Pldf.I aliJom 1"rid chllnpkln, ~ uclr' ~ V::-
elthe'r he .-.atrik•HJld.~'re-Gut .-Ii ~U mlllloo -from tho, Blftl of i.-...ip Ibey llOUlb~ Carlaon llepped Je,n-Noel Auiert of Fnnco. to wine · •-""' '"'"" '"' •• se.tut win be ab• to keep the P.Uots. ' caltWnll. Tbe recall of tueh • loan ii · Sdtram llld hi• aetemdned Auatrtan ! f,~::!:--. ~~: :=
5eat\Je hu been llvett two f'Orievel ~ , What flfllinally put the franchise in fiMD-# fn lo l'tOfl .... the ~ teammates ttnd IJact It tht favored S. J+orll\ C.'911M ltfl9 "'' Ill
strallhten out U. ilnanclaJ ditficuJUM of cial dttlfculUes. Beel~ of the switch kl leadmhlp, French . wtth a clear-cut victory tn the ;: '::.=,\: ''~" :t.: fl:
the Pilot& and a dtdalon on the m1tter1s • • Cll'llon alao ha the backlna: of a larae American Le1iue ownert lut week met &1ant slalom~· •· ~ytv.ni. "'' 1t1 e~ ill this Wrd aod probably final aroup of Seattle bu11neasmtn whoee on the Wert Coast and give Carlson's SchranJ from hil dismal di!-1:: :!':' cf,:9... l~: " ;:;
meet1nC-loins, 1t1Mges Ind partnmhJp purchAM g'roup ldcUUooa.I grace to comt up with a qullUflcatlon tn Sttnd1y11 special slalom ~k .t:~.. :t *a Jr tbt dWlcull1a Art not solved, cbanc· WOU)d rtach the fl mllUon n¥Cfed to kiep presentable formal. · and turned in a I mlnute, 15.15 seoond ,,, O.Yldt111 ,..., •
ea ire the !ranchl~ will be Jbllted to the francbllt. ' Goin& into today's meeUng, chance& clQCklng, · ' lt :="'1 .. :i:;
eJtticr MJlweukee or to Dallu·P"t. Worth. The ,ft million figure was estlbllahed appeared excellent that Beattle will re· Blelner completed the A u at r t-1 n 1t. Nttt.-otrow ,... u
aotetmu Edward Carl9on, headln& 1 by the luM to prevent • bkklln& war taln the PUols. However, the owners have triumph In the lint hta~ of the gta11t l~ r:J::11 ~~~ lt.! ~ ~ ~....,, u~ &he team in Seit· between Seellte MUwaukel ind oauaa. made pre~raUons to e.xtend the meellng slaloni Mood A)' by · clooklfti ontJ '30 one ,,_ tol\ll'lllli. "·• n
tie, appears confkitnt of raislnJ the Ft. Worth. . ...,.....--•i!li iClilt!a , m1intllb o-hundreth• ..-mon-tllan---'~~'""'~..,-,.,•....---1---•
neettlll'1 mt0e7 to ~ the tt1m Orlatntlb't •theater t)'COOll Fred Dans f decide on a tranchist l ii SutUe ef-Scftrani. CNINl9H, k_,, '""· 111N11; ....,. heel! 1i.1•
from HI ·founden. WWlam Dl)ey of headld 1 ll'OUP trrtq. to keep tbt forts tan. • But the four SwW: skiers \llt-tre all ~"'i~u ~i:"ie.~:t.. ::::\.':.';'.' , .. ,.,
• .. 1 --f-.,.
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MIKE MARTIN
UCI Splasher
' tJnbeaten
Oons Lead . '
CIFPoll
Sallta Barbara's undefeated
Dou continue to' dominate the
CIF AAAA lop lO list as
Orange County again drew a •
blank in the elite list Qf .prep
basketball teams. ·
Orange County p r e s t i g e
takei a &harp move upwards,
however, in AAA action with
Los Alamitos leadiilg the.pack
along with Rancho Alamitos '
(6th), Santiago (9th) and Villa
Park (10th). •
ln the orn~<!l county r&l}k·
lngs1 Mater Dei continues first
duptte a loss lo St. AnthonY
(a l'IOl'l-C04,lnLy team) Friday.
'"1e &unset League Is amply
re presented with four Orange
Coast area contingents making
the elite list.
Mariria upped its rating to
fourtll following a narrqw win
over Nev/port Harbor, which
dropped to &iJ:tb. I
Huntington Beach a n d
Westminster are ninth and
tenth. following a pair Of wins
in Sunset League action .
Newport llarbor invades
'Vestminster Wednesday night
in one of the top encounters
involving rated teams.
TOP tO
Pa~ ~ Te1m Points
I. Mater Del (1 8-4) dl
2. Los Alamitos C21-t)' 35
J. Sunny Hills (15-4) 33
4. Marina (IH) 3t
5. Rancho Alamitos (17-4)23
6. Newport Harbor (Il-5) 21
7. SanUago (llM) 16 a. v111a Park (16-5) 11
9. HWlUngton Beach (1>7) 7
10. Westminster 116--3) S
Others: Foothill L
TOP II
AAAA
Place , Team · PtHnts
I. Santa Barbara fl9--0) 128
2. Pfilo:s Verdes (l&-3) 116
3. Paciftc (19-1 ) 97
4. Momingslde (18-3) 79
5. Millikan (2<>3) 67
6. Crescenla Valley (1&-3)61
7. Compton (15-3) 33
8. Notre Dame (IS-5) 30
9. Loyola r11...i i 25
ID. Pa!!adena (18-5) 17
' Others: Pic;11eer 8, Sunny
llill! 1, North Torrance and
Dominguez 6, Lynwood 5.
Arcadia 3.._ Mater Dei 2, Soulh
-Hills, Buena. LI Habra and St.
Anthony I each .
AAA
1. Los Alamitos (21-1) 123
2. Righett i (19·1) 111
3. Verbum Dei tlft-3) IDS
4. Lasuen (19-3) 89
5. Aviation (19...j) 80
6. Rancho Alamitos (17-2)56
7. Chino (17...iJ :-,0
8. Northvlew (20-3) 11
9. Santiago (11-4) Z6
10. VIiia Park fl~!) 20
others: Foothil l. Mlraleste
.f. Victor Valley 2, Glenn 1.
l'U•"'1. ltbtuaty 10. 1970 DAil y "LOT IZ •
Close Shave -Keeps UCI's Mafiin on Top :
' c ,,f 1 'I , •
By HOW ARD L. RANDY
ot NM MW Plltr Jteff
He lsi,.l an advocale of long
hair. lieardl and sideburns bul
'IWhnnier Mike Martin would
Jike to go into hiding for about
thr~ weeks folk>win& the
NCAA college division cham-
ploMhlpo.
The lithe young swimmer
who· won five NCAA aold
medals as a sophomore last
aeason shaves the halr ff'®I
hi.I body for only, one meet -
the NCAA spectacle.
He shaves his head, arms
and legs even though be
doesn't like to do It. Perhaps
i>y Morch When the oction -WI Jn Detro!~ the eollop fad wlll chanp lo bal-iJ>.
1tead of loo&-bllr.
What does thJJ do for a
swlmmer? "I think tt ls more
ol a J>l)'Cholo~al lhfni lliln
anytbin1 eJae. t don't think it
helps tn • wiDoinc or toting;"
says Martin.
Martin is a completely
dedicated swlmmu. 1be UCI
junior is in ·the water at 5:45
each morning for a tW1>-hotlr
workout.
In Ille afltrnoon he ... , lo
the, we!&bt room a\_ 2 for a 30-
mlnute workout , then blck to
the pool for ·anolher two hours.
"Of coune. that's 'only dur,
lnJ tbe NllOO," Mike eJ·
plalna. He doeoo'I point out
lhal the seuon begins In t1rly
S.p4ember •Ind nms to · the
ml<ldla ol· Morch.
M1rt1n 1b 1 freestyle
dislanc• -•wla!mer. Anylhfn&
from llO yudl to 1.llO (Ill
l1p1clthe1$-yird pool).
He Is in the waler every day
of the olf ...,.., with possible
eu:eflOon of ~·o weeks vac•
Uon )llsl prior lo the opening
September "'-orkoot.
Dulin& the summer months
be worb as a Ufeprd at
Newport Beach and enjoys
body surflna bi the oce1n for relaxa'tlon.
He also plays for coach Ed
Newland'• Corona del Mar
water polo assocl.1Uoft A.AU
tea.m. Thla team won the 19'7
outdoor national title and the
111111 Indoor Cl'OWD. -
Hil :VICIUOD ii W;U.ally a Lr{p
Into Mexico with Newland and
his family. And yoU ptSSed It.
he contlnues body IUlflng and
does some skh1 diving.
When the Anteaters journey
to Detro~ In Mlll'Ch, Mike will
compete in the 200, 500 and
l,6$0 freestyle events plus two
relay races.
"lt'a goln& to be a Jot harder
this year,'' he opines. ''My
msin comp1Utloc ~ )'Ur
WU Tom LlolU ·01 Adelphi
Unfv~rslty and~ he wu· tust
1etUne over a cite of
pneumonia.''
Mikt has comptt.d In the
nationals for two ~ Ind is ·-•ile<f In °"' ioo-7ud freestyle. He placed leCOl'ld in
the 1,650 as a fretbman and
third in the 200'°but WOO a1J
three races in naUonal record
clockings lut year.
With swimming t.,,klng up
much of· his time, MarUn has
sold his ~14 aailboll' but
hopes to gel back to the sporl
of sollln1 upon l'aduaUon
lrom UC!.
He also plays a llttl&... toll
·-~t could bec<Jme a low ~leap. player wllh CO!!·
ctn.trat.ion oo.the ,links :sport.
Since hl1h school days at
Corona del Mar he ha.a pu,t on
w<lghL • .about 10 pouOO..,
MJke lift. which brings him
to .tli.e astounding total .of 150
pounds on a 5-10 frame.
Newland says of the young
star:
"He Is the best athlete. 1
haVe ever coached. All swim-.
mine \lme:s seem to be' getthlg
better and .he Is dedicattd to
work ' harder each ye.ar and
keep up with the compe(Jlleft;3
He Is a proven athlete," •• ,.
Hew" W Mlke allol rur
lime duri!J& iiie.sclioof ,tor! ,~
The UC! eampus,c:ulles .,.,
ln 'for a shbck. "' .. J
"My panaceu (cutHU) ~
leJevlslon," he adrhits. "'
Actually be ralts swlmmlnf
u hi• No. r love· and says ait1:3
dyln1 b hJI se«Jt>d eholce.
Girls. ore thlr,d on tbe llsl ,.,
the moment ind a newly rouna:
avocation, being a d.lstributor:1
for Shackley Health Producbt"'
ranks fourth, · '1
Don't be surprlled H the l1f1,
ter rrplleet Jlrla in the near
future aa hla .third cbok:e!
,· ~70 Prep ._ Golf Outlool{_ * * * Martin's . .. .
Sparkfutg
' ..
'
$WEIP llAU. WITH LONI llO~--
I lhink.thatlfDfle~whohne
trouble meeting lheblllsqu1r ..
ly on lone-iron shots shobld ·re-
view their thi1Jking 1bout lfhat
they are lfyinc to ""°"'pUsll in
their swing.
The ,.,1 on . theie lflols
should be to .. sweep"· th• blll
away from the arus:(solid-line
path in lllllstnilions). AW>idtht
narrower, more uprii.ht swing
· pattern· used on short-iron shots (d~shed lines) when )'Ou 1ra
.hitting lont irons.
Instead, try to make the bot·
tom of your clubhNd's ire 1s
"flat" as possible. The tongir
your club head is m0Yingp1rallel
to "the around and at proper .
height to strike the ball square·
· 1y, the 'better chan'ce you will
have to strike it flush·. ,
Diablo·s, MQter Dei
In League Crucials
Mission Viejo and Mater Del . 1t ~I. LllQDI Beach 1t
Jligh School baslretball teams Orange ind El Modena 1l
have been hit hard in lhelr at· FoothUI.
tempts for a leagUe title but Things aren't 1ny easier for
chanees ror CIF playoff berths Mater Del. Caleb J e r r y
are :still a dlstlnct reality. Tardie'• Monarch• waded
Mater Del's Monarchs drop-through Pillll . X and St.
ped two games off the pace of AnlhOny last week with a 1ptit
St. Anthony in the Angelus and now must fiee an Alnat
League Friday night but the team that Matef ~ ,aqueaked
Monarchs sUU bold undisputed by in first round adkm by two
possession of second place in points.
the AAAA circuit. It wu at Amat &hat reserve
And runnerup teams will be guard Bob H1uput canned a
invited to the playoffs. five-foot bank shot ~UH no
The Monarchs meet ln· Ume lefl to give Mat.er Del a
vading Bishop Amat tonight at 64-Q decision.
8 in the Mater Dei confines. Amal and Plus X are 3-3.
Mission Viejo, meanwhile, L~ one game behind Mater Dei.
a game behind second-place Mission Viejo (M) ls in a tie
Foothill in the Crestview ~·ith Orange but could vault
League -a loop that Villa into a share of ffCOl1d place
Park has apparently wrapped tonight with a win over TusUn
up. coupled by a San Clemente
Villa Park leads Foothill by upset of Foothill.
t'A'O games alter derailing the
Kn ights twice.
Mission Viejo's chances for
an AAA berth in the playoffs
rest.s in its ability to seeure at
least a share or second place
with Foothill .
Irvine Tiffs
Go Ahead
'.:JV•'U &Ive it ~· bul
Eslal)cla is the team to beat."
That is how Corona del Mar
mgh goU coacb Bob 'Boaz
looks at Uie. Irvine League
llnk> scuflle.
In JISt. · the Ea;les edged
out the Sea Ktngs"'ror the Utle
and ·Boaz, aeenu ,to1 feel it
coul~ Ukely happen again. H~Wir, be liopea tt will
not '. r Jn order to prevent duppt\ai,ion ·or laat ·year's
fmlah, Bou has seven let-
tefmeri.back. tn the rold.
ft will' lie Bou'• l~il Y..r
as golf mentor. Lall year. he
just taught math at Corona.
The. seven returnees to the
Sea King greem include tbrtt
smlori,.lw<l Jupion 1nd·a'pair
of sophomoret.
John· Fre~ aad Brad
Klue\l(er. 1 couple of mid 70s
abOoten, and Chuck' Carroll,
who usu.ally tilts in lhe .80s. are
the-aeniorc.
TM junior duo eonsilts 6f
Tom Quttn, who ranks as
Coroaa;s btst along wl!h Fl'ffil
and Kluewer, and J o h n
Mintley, a shooter in the ·u~
per 'iCI range.
Boat's Joth grade ag·
gregaUon is led by Jim Cole
and Buddy Cox, both rated as
conihlg prospects for years to
come. ·
T w e nty«ven candidates
turned out for the team, but
Bou plans on narr.,owiQJ that
field tp 10 by lhe. time corona
hosll Founlalo ·Volley In the
11eal0ft'a first m1tch at lrvioe
Coul c.mlrJI Club, Ml!· I.
Ell fa-
Edison HJgh's inlUaJ var:sily
golf lesaon wlll bqln Mar. 3
v.'ith West.em in a non-league
match and coach J I m
Thompson has a crew of 14 to
work with In prepaf~tjon for
it.
The Otargers will compete
In the lrvble circult and have
one senior among lheir can·
dldltu.,
He'• Mike Knlghl, who
i>erformed for Huntington
Beach High's junior varsity
last year.
'nlomp:son says he I s
capable of consistent m.ld-70
rounds and will be counted on
heavily for Edison firepower .
A trio of good junior can·
didates are Phil Boese. Tim
Kinsey and Dan' Schofield.
Other slhlttu being -on to supply EdiJOn are
fielhrn<D Perry Stephens and
Rick Kelly.
The Chargers will uUUit
Huntington S.acliU II Ill
home courae.
Esta11elc
One. ~s to 11ree. with the
Eagle mentor on Inspection of
the returning letterman li!t
Estancia has sli: returning
varsity lettennen back from
last fear's Irvine League
cbamplon:shlp team t h a t
finbbed third in the CIF team
championships.
Leading the impressiv e con·
lin_gen~ ts Steve Robertson and
Gil)' Schulte. Both are juniors
and wm the No. J and 2 men
on tbe 198t team.
Robert.On is extremely ef-
fective ~th hi s long ball hit·
ting while Schulte is con-
slde'red one or the league's
premier Jwingets.'
·Others who' figure decisively
In the Eagle plans for a third
comeoutive league Ulle are
Jlm·Georje, Steve Ryan, Lee
Doud, Kevin Austin and Jim J-..
The latter is a sopbomort,
along with Teny Kni&Jll, ·an
.outstanding candidate.
And, • only1 two of the
returnees ar. seniors. George
(No. 3l and Doud (who
alternlt.ed a grtat deal with
Jensen ta.st· year)• will be
playing their final prep season
in 1970.
An indlcaUon of the Eagles'
strength might lie in the fad
that N9· s ~rge has record·
eel a rt at Mesa Verde Country
Club, incllldlag a 31 on the
front. nine. ,
Among others, Eslancl1 will
mett W arreo in a non-league:
match. The ~ars won the
CIP' crown lut year, repladnc
Estancia which won. it In 1118.
f'ouat•h• V•He11
If Fountain Valley Hlgh golf
coach Scott We1ver is any
kind of a soothsiyer. then
Estancia and Corona del Mar
sbould be the ™'o clubs
fighting for the Irvine League
UUe aealn thl:s sea&Oll.
Weaver feels his charges
will definitely improve on
tbflr 2-8 circuit mark or last
season, but that they sUll will
only be a mecUocre team.
Al· the top of the Barons'
gold list will be three return-
ing letter wiMers, J I m
Rankin. Hoad Huffmier and
Charles Rigdon, all seniors.
Tbe first two generally $hoot
in the mid 70s while Rigdon is
pretty consisted In the low ao..
Weaver notes. "With the ex·
ceptlon of -those t h r e e
(Rankin, Huffmler and
Rl1don) and John WUllama,
who are all aenlors, everyone
else we. have is an un-
derclassman."
Edison Plays Tonight the Diablol' wlll try
·to keep in the running •with
their meeUng with host Tustin.
Coach W4lly Chute makes
The Irvine LA?ague'1 final set no bones about lhe strength of The Irvine Leaiue ba&ket·
of ba:-ketball gamea slated for his Eagle golf team for the ball encounter between Edlaon The balance or the
Crestview League's 7 o'clock
encounters are San Cltmente
Feb. 25 has been moved back Jt70 seuon. HJgh School and co-leader
lo the preceding Saturday. "We're strong th.is year. Loara haa been moved up to
The change in menu ·was We've 1ot nearly all of them tontgbt al Huntington Beach
brought about because CTF (lettermen) back and lhej 1re .High instead ol. Wednesday.
'· " •The Borons wm use six Westminster pl~ iii each tnati:h and ...,. c -
Weaver says player i t.andings Westminster High'a Io 1 f areer
will be based on the ladder team Optl\S acUon btar. 3 ::
system, the moat widely-used against Rancho Alamitos in a ••
one by prep golf ·coaches. n o n • I e a g u e match at UCl CAREER !•
Meadowlark golf COUTlf! in (Swtmml•ll , :• Simply. the ladder :syltem Huntington ' Beach. Won five -gold-..medals II •·
works thll$1y: Whenever cer-!llV'lho-e ,·0 ·~-1>1,..• • -...:·
taln lnd''vldu I t hot th Lion coach Fred Ra:sh,.in his wwr UfV• WK: l•VAA '"vt;' a s ge ' ey first ·s e a·s 0 n at . the l~ge di vision national· cha~ move up a notch or two '1x1 . 1 ploh'shlpo, se"•--,.__ -.· the ones v.1ho catch a cold spell We$Uninster helm, thinks his ~wag uu~ ·-..
move down on the ladde r. :squad will be re ady then 11nd tional records. ;:.
Founta in vaney will play its on htar. ·31, Whe'n' his Charges 200-.yard freestyle (1 :44.1) :·
home matches at Cost• Mesa host powerful \\'estcn1 in the 500-yard freestyle (4:t1.S) ;:
Golf d Co I Cl b Sunset Le1'ane .opener. 1850 1ard freeatyle (11:37.0~ aa un ry u · 111--Holder ol five other U"'" Rash :says, "\\'e fee.I ll'C "'..,
Bu·Mtlt1gto11 Beacfe. have one of the be.."it teams in swl'mini ng records: • the leafNe, but ~·hen we go 100..yard freestyle (9:51.0)
Huntington Beach ltlgh has qainst We:stem we have lo • R.elafa ' -·
w,on,its l~gue varsity gOJ('ti-kno\v every rule In the book 800-ya rd frttsiylt. (7:12.0)
lie three years In a row, but because they play everything 400-yard freestyle (S:IS.9)
coach Clyde Frlshho\1' Oilers exactly accordlng to the 500-yard b re a 1 lat r o k e
will be in the rebuilding stages rulebook." (4;32.8)
this year. • The Lions are bolstered by flx51}.yard frees.tyle (2~14.1)
The Oilers lost their top the return or three letter win· A I 1-Amer i c a·n as a
three golrer:s via graduation ners from ·last year's runnerup sophomore in s w Im lh In I ~
and the-No. 4 n1en will con· un it. Member of championahip ..
cent:rate on baseball. Harold Eldridge, who team in 1969. JobD.. Bitting Js among the. recently carded a 75 at the Wlnner of the W a y n I__.)
mi111ing after copping third in Lions' home coune-Hunttng-Crawford Memorial Award d ~
th e ClF indivklual ch am· tonu Seacllff-is top man on the Most outstanding a1bleti •
plon5hlps Jul. year. the totem pole. Two other sen· at UCI in 1969.
Olhe d ed iors: Bill Schwitters and Te.rry (Wa&er Polo)
H 1~ -~~ 1 arc Roger Stevenson, are capable of hit-Th ree year starter. All· a~'es .,_.,; man. ling in the low 80s. American as a sophomore.
Leading the list or can· Rash. also an art instructor Cl969 AA team has not been
dldales. this year ,.ls Ton1 and assistant football coach, a·,1nouncedl.
oeGUelle and Ted Fllley. The '"'ho taught at Pasadena' High Scoring record :
pair 'rere seeded N0y, ~ and 6 lasl year, hopes thal the half 1967 -Freshman ·-Ith in
in 1989. ~ do1.en freshmen on his raster scoring, 13 goal1.
Two sophomores expected to \viii progreSl like he hopes 1968 -Sophomore -5th Ill
help out are Russell Berg and they will. ac~g. 13 goals.
Roger Purkey, both up from This also holds true f1>r t• -Junior -tat in scar-:~
the junior varsity and the sophomore Dennis M a r k , ing 47 tot1I
ballnce. of rirepower must be known as a heavy hitter ofr ' HIGH &CBOOL , :.;
aupplied from a freshman the tee. Two year All·Americln II) q
&f'OUP· Twenty aspirants are out for both water polo and nrlmmin&i)
The leading quartet for the golf at Westminster, which is at Corona de! Mar.
No. 5 and 6 spots on th~ team nearly double the average Athlete of the Year 1t Cdftt'. .. ,
are Kelly Gilford, Bart Deboe, tu mout at most schoo ls. .fn 19&7. ,11
Ron Wa-.1amaker and Alyn -:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~·::.1
Stanton. . "'
Frlshh'olz says 11-1arina ls the
team lo beat in Sunset squab-
bles.
/llarltta
Marina , Hllh'• Vikin1-solf
team la erpected to be a strona contender for the
Sunset League championship
with alx returning lettennen
from last year's third place
contin&ent.
Leading coach Tom Bloom's
fortes Is Bob Abbey. a senior
who averaged 75 in Sunset
play last year.
He was the Southern
California Jllf'llor Golf As90Cia·
tion'a repreaentative at Mex·
ico Chy in intemationa1 com-.
petitkln during the swnmer.
Others back to help the
Vlkes m , Larry Margison,
Robert MarkJn aod David
Lees. all junlora.
1'ie balance of seniors are
Pltlke Kampman aJld Mike
Galvin.
Two freshmen who are ex-
pected to help Vikln& fortunes
In the future are Mark and
Chris Izzo.
Bloom says '69 I e a g u e
champion Huntington Beach is
the team to beat In 1970.
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Prim• 1oca1;on taotna la· llvma....,,. pride of°"""' I er ee SOUTH Of' HWY. WE SELL A HOME $250. NICE ' Bil home "'"
ioon. Leuehold S50.tm. Incl. ship area. Fil'lt tbne actver-Victorf1 Short walk to beub. Nfft EVERY ll MINUTES beach. yearly. Bkr. M5-0lll
, .... ""'""'""""-" I :.::.':'tn.~-·· i a11 '46-1811 :oo:._~0r. prop,w1n;..~ta11••"''" Walker & Lee c.,,. Mo.. 2100
DOVER SHOR ES •54'-2313 (•-'Imel NEWPO" RT" Walkar Rlty. '75-5200 'Im Wnru E-SIDE 3 BR. """-eoktr
NE\\'? _VIEW! glamorous -4 -•1• 3366 Via Udo; NB Open Sun, 54()..5140 s~ 'IV, dabWhr, wuher/dr)'er,
bedrooms, ran1ily roo1n with SHORES pool main 12511 sunken wt-t bar and iormal 11.:. -L·~-0
1 I 1~ GREAT IUY w/ t. mo. _,_ l.Hn · 211loclato.,.....:...·"block '""" •• -A..U Feb u.June 1. din. l'Tll, Owner will carry ,,.._...,, 111 ,..,, _. $89 tiOO: 5~ % loan of ~· $20.§00, to comm. reaution center J & 4 8clrm1 • 2 laths _-_101_· _____ _
toao. ' · $750 -l ll!Dlmo. liiilud .... .,-, l i>oOl.-3 Bi<lromn 2 hillii. 'lrCinQ lslo Drlv• -$23,990 3-Bll. 2 Ba., comp. ftml,
CAMEO SHORES Im. Lovely 4 bdrm. & family fin!pl&Cf:, double prage. A Exqu.l.altdy decor, 5 Br. 5 b&, SANDPIPER HOMES Close ttt beach. 1 Yr. old .
Luxurious cu11tom bullt 4 bed-room that •bow• like a mo-kiddie haven. • $25,500 10% hOme w/up!'t.t.iri view oi Co-$265 Mo. Evea. aft.er I.
roon1s, 5 baths and secluded ON FHA/YA TERMS del. Owner movin& to Ari. down. Lowett 'priced home rona dd Mu hilll 3 Fplc:t (C~n Brookbunt at Atlanta) 613-=.:.1<::12:_ ____ ~1
pool on huge corner site. ~wilt!., t&ke
500
2nd TD. ou. 1n
5
1:; .. ~ lftll. • BBQ, cantiteve~ pa~ Cl 962-!353 10 AM-l PM QUIET, nioe, maple furn. 2
$195,00). wUI buy this cute 2 bdrm a ~""' 1 -· • -12 * ""°7171 decks. Priced w/dock at 5:,% 2G~loan. By owner: 3 Br, uW., laundry, pool. $lG.
den home nea.r city park il 1&5'1-SllO $1C,(Q). • ' 1am nn. $28,900. 1?0 DtJ Mar
''Our 25th Ye1r" do-r.nwwn. Features hard· _._._ Lindi Isle Developmlftt :~:~~r~·. ~l:~ 3 BR. 2 BA tiau.e, 6 mos
WESLEY N. wood floors, be&tUa.tt>r 1ir. GE,IAL.TY ..BI1J.. GRUNDY 615-3210 Caplgtram Ln. HO) 'dn, Leue. Avail Feb.15th. sia TAYLOR CO, plaoe. !Nit ""'' etc. lea --$5,000 2nd TD. $168 mo. Im· mo. Call 546--0UT
RH llors ::'.°" Immediate ...,... HIGH BEAMS 1 /1 WATIR,RONT LOT med -. 492 ·3285,
$ Steps tD OOH.DI 3 Becfnm PIER • n.QAT! WE ST Excelltnt 51 ft Linda lilt 96Ml32 Newport leacfl
21 II 5., Joaq,;o Hal• 22, 950 2 be i.atoey beach -1 NEWPORT! Two bedroom leuebold tot. lfhtt """ at EXECUTIVE I ~flO ,...,.:; '°""'·Only 121.too: --home wkh Iarae °""' 135,000 . SPANISH pESIG.N ~,;:.~~~~ ...=
CAYWOOD lt!AL TY ll"":'< '""""'""lovely lanai Ll..U l1l0Dovolopmont Deluxe Pool. H/F ·-"· $525 ma .
No DOWN
6306 w. Cout Hwy., NB patlo on the wattt. Spa<> 11111 G~ 675-nlO 4 Bdnn + Family !loom 67>-mT e 54&-1291 e JOU• family zoom plus one eustom featuret bet.utifUl ""'"'°"======•!
VmRANS SACllIFICE! 2.s ...,_ Aldi = : ~:;;'~ Lido Isle 1351 HAl'l'D~~EAL TY Coron• d•I Mor 2150
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LOW DOWN FHA M2-1n1 Anytlrno Beach """'· Bu><r to "" , ... u addttlonel ""'· • 1000 l !!!!!!~!!'!!!!!""'~~!!!!!!!!'I Auume Improvement rooms Price $7-4,~ 2 BR. Attn.ct. Xln't Cond. 2 BR.
1Cond0. Sell By Owner CHINA t'OVE, view, beaui
. Three bedroom, ""'O bf.th, COSTA MESA Bonds. Reply Box 56M. Dal-lay & a.ad. Rtty' Inc Owner Will Carry Back A Pool F&dl. 1 Ml. from bcb: Jurn 3 BR, 2 BA. $400 mo.
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fully carpeted and draped. EASTS I DE 1y Pilot. N.B. . 901 Dover.......__, Sulte 1'26 NB ' -M--. Lo Down. Call 9G-«l35 yrly. 2718 Shell........,... Built-in kitchen \Vith laundry ..,,-.we ...... .... ..... ~
facilities. Doub!!!' garage, Here: ha beauty with 3 huge ~ BR. 1% bit., tam rm, ~m:t EWs. 613-1355 Bara:ain at $45,500. Phil Huntington
Ienced yard, 14 acre rancl\-bedrooms end::? baths, Gor-Westclltt Plua. area, •ha&: FRENCH Sullivan • 548-676L Harbout , '40S Ill ... lll1M
ero at end of cul • de • aac geous brick fireplace. Dis~ cpts, shade trees. $28,500. TOWNHOUSE 3 BR. Deo, --'"--'-;;.;.. ___ .;..;;;;; master Jdttben with dish-Kingaard R.E. MI 2-7.m 21ii Ba. CM-LIQUIDA'MON • New 3 BR. 1010 SO. l•Y"llONT * * * {t . wa,.uer. Beauww. carpets Condo~lum . Pool dealptd ~ bit. Lo Int. h0mt1. 4191 Branford St. l·to 10 yr. leUe for bt1t Joe.
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tra COMlderation, We've
JUsr USTED such a
home. ll'a a huge TRI·
LEVEL home that is in
IMMAOJLATE CONDI·
'rtON with enormous
bdrms, kitchen nook.
lormal dininr; room &
HUGE STEP DOW N
FAMILY ROOM!
8\1-'eepinc view of hills
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Inc. Realtors
,1.rcet only $22,}' ... .,.... 3 Bdnm. 2 Baths temporary, Ar c hitect "' '"
LEASE• 0 O'N and drt1.pes, Older couple re-Cotti Meta 1100 Private Patio tranllenble loan . By JU1t $35,500!!! Bldn/A;it. Bel\ut. 4 BR. 3% bttb horn•
tiring say .ell with Sl400 $32 500 Owner. Phone • ~2.854 kr M&-0609, eves 557.fl51. 6 2 BR. 2 bt.tb apt.• 2 boat ...
total down on F.H.A. tenns 2 HOUSES ON SAME wr LIDO REALTY INC appt. L.,una Beach 1715 pier, * dock. Furn. ~ CONDO Mii
le valleys can be yours
in this 4 month old
home for $"8,500 • exisl·
<'*in&: insurance loan b:
ASSUMABl..E at no in-
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J&ii. ~'OATS ~WA~ACl REALTORS
5464141-
(0pon -1.,.1
Mesa Verd•
Unique
Loveb' family home w I I h
bttu.tlM pool. and no V!'<>rk
am.,.pu.;. 4 bedroom. 3
baths, fonnal dining, break·
last area and tamlly room
"ith fi?Tplace and wet bar.
Owner moving South. $S5,00>
and V!11rth i1! 615-4930
NEWPORT BEACH
DUPLEX EARNED
$6300.
A.cross the atreet from IM
pounding surf, 4 BedToocns,
2 Baths up. 2 Btdrooms,
down. large kitcheri with
deluxe built-ins in each unit
One unit yearly kued at
PX!. mo. Lifetime view of
rhe sea. Bi& summer rentals
il )'OU want? Only 15% down
and price &lashed to $41,500.
See today. Dial 645-0303.
645-0303
at Harbor Center
2299 lfarbor Blvd., C.P.f.
$835 Maves you i le
Story Two Bedroo t·ln
kitchen, c:arpeletf ' 1flrw.p-
Cd. Enclosed prlva e "'patio
garqe, swimmln& pool and
clubhouse facilitie9',AJ!AR..
GAIN AT n s.500.
Evenings 531.s:;10
or No Down V.A. Call for an BOTH 2 Br, Uv. rm, dinin& 3377 Vla Udo &n.tioo I=========-"-"'--..;.;..;..;. __ ..;..I per month.
appointment. arta. bit-In kitchen, 1 bath, Huntington Beach 1481 liEACH LIM1 Isle Devel°'""'"' WE SELL A HOME w/own ymla. Watklng •DUPLEX• CONDOMINIUM BlLl. GRUNDY m.32lll
EVERY Jl MINUTES dls&a.nce to school1, stiop-1 u1t a HOP trnm 1bel ---w lk & L p;na oenter • ""''°""· OCEAN. 3 Bdrm. & 2 bdrm. FRANCISCIAN S,ACIOUS 2 BR· $370 mo/,,.,,. Fllrn/wlfanl. a er ee OrttJ)nal ocoupanl• • P'"'"""'"'°m.R..iuc.dto FOUNTAINS 2 IATH Deliahtful 2 BR. 2 BA. ownus. WUl tell tor $211,500 $51,500. POOL WITH Faclrw: beautiful lute pool frple. 2 ear aar, 2 patlel,
2'7'90 ltarbor mvd. at Adams « trade 1 or compuable Graham Rlty. '46-2414 PRESTIGE Just IOO yards from private dock. Adults ODJ7, no pet&.
543-!H91 Open 'til 9 PM mobile Mme + c:uh. Near NR'p)tt Post Olllce Elepnt deep pile CU1)ttl beach. Lquna artt. perfect =-"'"=78111"'i'~~~--~ I * * 5t8-520T * * a!U custom draper~ 1tl foi: year round llvinc. ift... 2 BR. Lra: Uv. Rm 'fll/trplc, UPPER BAY -the mood ot true-Juxury, vestment or rentals. Sellin&: Wuhtr. Gar. $175 Mo, Until
$21,000 Full Price Custom Spanish Hup master Mlite with -par. completely fUm1sbed ill ttriJc. June. can m-7162 aft 5.
Juat listed. Shul> S bdrm 2 5 Bdnru, -4 Ba's, fam rm, 30' ental retreat, 3 additional tnc locale decor. Two st.or.I'
bath borne. Quiet 1tttet, muter· BR. 3 frplca etc. kinr size bedrooms and 3 with lower cat'JlOl't, storap, Huntlntton leech i. Just Completed ctoae to au 1e11oo1._ No down Eve,. -.. • pUllmao -·Carefree )'an! laundry. FWty .Wntalned --------Across From VA or n dcwn nlA. Full OWNER. 646-1M6 and dec:kln& around CJ')'lta.I IOl'leoull aroundl include 2 EXECUTIVE home _ 3 Bft.
NEW
pe,yment includinc taxes 61"!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! POOL. You owe: it to your-·pools, tennic, etc:.~ close to 1&111 room. btau.ttfully tuns. Country Club insurance Sl.89/montli. CAU.I• .elf to move up ASSUME aupe:r mkt., ahoPPllll. COut Pool l servk:e. 1 mi trom Bayside Drive Brand new, built by builder 540-USl Heritaa:e Real Es-Baycrett 1223 FJlA 6% Annual ·Loan: Hwy • .F..xetllent bu;)', must beach. I.Aue $750 mo. Eva
Bayfronl home clole for hi, own home. 3 '-1-rud-tate (open eve1) FINE u.,_1 F--Bil WE SliLL A HOME see to appreciate,. Shown I: wkr.:!s. Call flG..1919 --~~ -E •1 M TES upon •-t by owner, 1 ==..;:,,.;;;-"'--"=--
For L••t• to Balboa Yacht Oub rooms, • sparkll.n,J electric home for aaJe or trade VEltY • INU phone G&-2152 or 837.QT91, RENTALS p~, & SJ;p kttoh•n and yea ... -BACK BAY • nxi:a UP· aecluded ............. ""'. Walker & Le·e DIRTY "·CE -Unfurnhhl4 Beautiful Del C.erro nr. South 3 Bedrooms & cltn your own eupets, all plus PER. 3 large bdrms, 1% 548-Q173 ' ' '""'
Coast Plaza, 40' swimming Lovely pane.ling • large extra pool iable a1ze baths, counf.?Y aized kitch~n'I======;;;;!==:::. 4 Unit apt. 120 ydt. from General "'°
pool, 4 spacious bdrms. The Tastefully decorated recreation room _ S(l,500 _ with all built-Ins & heavy Dover ShoNI 1227 7612 Edinler bead\, Should Jl'Oll $9,000.
$400/mo. incl. p>ol maint. &: ~tty patio & yard lets talk terms. shake roo.t. Need& tome1.:;;.;='-';:::;.:::;..__..:.;::;.154l).Sl4o 842-4455 $10,WI annual. Need! paint VERY <U:AH 3
gard,ner. C:Ompli!tely furn. $2'l5,(D) 646-nn tender lovinr care. Priced IMPRESSIVE -TRl·LEViL A clean-up. Price. u ii, ti.th borne 'fllilh bull~ i
lsbed ii desired. l;istrd Exclusively \Vith under all othen at $21,950. SPACIOUS 4 Bdrms 3 batba, Mated I: ~~N":~~ 49f.0'13.1 large Jenced yard. Lovely
CALL 5'5-8424 South Cout 4 Br 4~ Ba + maida. Fall tlltered poet, carpm, drap-I ;.;;~.;;..-=;;;.;._;.;;..:c;;; cupm & drapes. $23.Vmo.
Lease w ith Option Rul Estate w,,iJi view • B1¥ 6 Mtm. es, water aoltentT, TV an-L .. une Ni-.tl 1707 ,..A&""t."'546-41=,,,'=',...,...,..~~-
LoYcl y P.fesa Verde Cam· e OPEN DAILY 1...$ e HJa:h ceWzwa. 5000 111. fl teMI. I: rotor, tardwood •-
bridge home. 3 + dining 460 CABRILLO bullt around court. 4 car floors. 2 fire~ bullt·in PANORAMIC Ocean .View LAKEFRONT Lake Fortit
roon1 & family rooms +
5
Id ] •....a-3 BR. 2 baltt lmme, F'rplc. fl-I'· E-:r maint. lmmfld occp. electric doubleove~ l ~. c:or. lot. Pvt bc:h. MDnatth .:w~r::.e 8:' plmf!e crp/ 11
pool. $300/mo. rntl DVTIA Niceyard,Quietltrtf!t,clole $178,lll). f'Untlshed, Auwne dishwuher.Block~land· Bay. $25,950. 499·1344, ..,,_ n Ol' opt
SU·SUO SHAKE ROOF ., ""°"p;na. 61'!0 Joan. Owner. S<S-120 """"'-S(J,SOO • exbtlnc 6% 4!JS.4519 ,.,-...,:-=:--"°",.---·I
tnlli--1 Near all tcl>ools $37,000 • DON V. fRANKLIN -VA Joan. 21!,...... n.... ll.55. 3 BR. 2 Ila, aanae.
OLLEGE REALTY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I boot of """'· • REAL TOR Univ•rolty Parle ·1237 D•na Point 1730 cl>U...n 4 pet OK. Bltr. llllO-.i~HotborP< F.H.A. PROGRAM 235 e 67l-2221 e EASY CARE ····-3illlll 19..,n# e LEASE/OPTION e ~~-ill _____ _
J :1:=:=:=:=:=z:=c :Gavemment pays a portion Country Estate MON'11CEU.0 3 BR. l BA Ccndom1n 4 BR. tam rm. '\ilmtT!!Tlllll $300 Mo. 3 BR. 2 b&. Family $I4S. SHARP
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Br. ""'"
Lovely 2 Story of your payment on this Custom built 3 'bdrm home • Townbous. Bltns. c" pt•, 2% i.. 2 '""'ca.' (1 in ·mm'.'. R AR··E rm. New cpts. &: drapes. =· aar. fenced. Peta. BAYCREST &harp 4 bedroom home. You many extru, Lot 180lr300' • drps, dahwhr, l car as.r. Br.). $500 Eltc. •ink center Spotless! Agent f96...I» • Bkr. ~
·Colesworthy & Co.
Nf!111'J)l)rt Beach OWce
1028~e Drive iTs-4930 642-m'I
OHie• •kit· Excellent C.M. I o c at Ion.
Stll,cm rood temlS> $1400
mo. Income.
.3 Separate Units
l'OOr!J,. for more + POOL le
!Jplcl:. $465 income, S8000
dn, pl1co $50,000.
Kermit Rius Rltr.
lachenmy er
• ,...,port mw .. ai
CAU. --.... ,855 : . iL'.-D
M 'd New carpN. Dnp-
"' -. --an. 2 -0.-lot.-. -
dt*i Wallr It oil -f
ClOllBIN • MARTIN
RULTORS -30:9 &. Out lf_,, OIM
SACiii"iCE 4 Br, 2 Ila. ltP
him nn. 2 11.)', HT'd pool
~/llidl Ii div bnl. Nr IChll.
ltiOOO dll. ~soo. ~1!171
NF:WPOll.T H<Jcbta ntllbl-inc randl •bie 3 bdrm,
.... ke root. frJtl<. ,,....,, . T a.z. 1t11 :i.r122
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must haw 5 memben in many, many trees. $75,000. Furnlth ed-$21,900. By w/diahwshr. ind." Vacant. LEASE or Option to Buy 4
. ig Y es1ra e oca on. ""'ur !amily. liome ha• 2 II C di RI Own< 546-4920 ph oalll !'() TUNITY f BR 3 bath!. BeauUful, • .,. bdrms, 3 baths & separate J" We .. Mc Ir •~ trs. r. no · 'lmmac, cond. $34,500, M1abf OP R Apertm1nt1 or ....,...,
family room opening to baths, electric kitchen, fire. l810 Newport Blvd., C.M. a1t. 9 pm. consider lease/option, Evts. Illnes1 e&uaes tmmed need Sele 1980 w/a:s.rdener. Delta 6tM4.lt
shaded patio & handsomely placr, double garage and 54!J..T129 64W684 e~t. ns.500. All New Smaller 675-2986 to seB 2 l'tor)' 3 bdrm 3 ....;;.;c.;_ ____ .;.;.;.; $250, -4 BR.+ tam rm frl>lc:,
tandsc:aped yard, This is a completely fenced yard. Full Home on Sm Eutalde low battw, lh22' fam rm. tmmac INVESTORS!! bltins. Nice location. Bkr.
lallle roomy home with 3 price is $23,600. Down pay· Main. lot. Nr. Mesa Ctr. RINTAL home. Take over 5"% FHA Owner-Builder has De. Ms.-0111
car garage • perrect for the ment as UtOe as $1"::i0, in· ·soHer's Paradise Your termL 0 wner. 3Bdrm.,21-tm:. Ground )n'. loan priced at $31 ,500. t luxe new unite z+&.S.12 1 :1"'ao""". LARG'°"=E'"•"B"'r-. ~.~Ba-.~D~bl
active family. Call to see eludes costs. Calli &U-0533 et. 2 car pr. Orlldl'e!l o.K. TIM Re•I Estate Mart &: 28• \Valk to beach. gatq"e. w/w drpa. Kldl.
Uds. $67,500, WE SELL A HOME &cut hOme on 10th areen of BY Owner. • BR home at fl93 . Av a l L 211!. Eves. 147-1531 lit owner tu advant.. Bkr. 534-6980
Pm Barrett ~ EVERIYk 31 M&INULTES Bermooa Dunn. flnelt .... Zi8 ""'"""" SL for ""' or -GI No Down .... Lindbo .. Co, S"°J35.;;-:2'""°"Bll.=-=-s.p-. ~,,---~.
Wa er ee
er: coune! Roomy 3 Bil, 3 u.do tor amaller "°""' or "B/B" RIAL TY 536-2519 garaae. atove. ,.fric. dUld REAL TY BA, Pool, tumlabed home. TD. M6-3ll>S • fn5.3Ct.() • OK Bia ... "Ul Inell 2 oU arts. C1ub mem-* POOL * 2 Story. 4 bdrms, ' · V"I""" l~ Wtstcliff Dr., NB 27'!lO Harbor Blvd. at Adtms benhi·•'avJi. Aaldna ~lllO B
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Y n~..'2. •• s..19. ·~.A!.,~; Asoumob'-l~ baths, hardwood Ora, Duplu11 for Sile 1975 ========'! ,.2 •200 ~ 545-016;.) ()pen 'tll 9 PM r ......, .gi-.. ....,_., ~ mg,.., t9 " : ... a F Cotta M.1a 31IO -~ -xlnt terms. PL. c.M. Call 541-1990, Low Interest new cp , u ... .,rcom. e~ 2 • 2 BDW.tS. Excellent H.B .
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YOU'LL BE GLAD
You called to see thb: nicely
appoimed 4 bdrm & family
toorn. Has large assumable
GI loan 5'4 'Ai tnternrt $19,(0)
payable $168 month PITI
beaUtilul bOe.t or tnilu aiff,
PA.m..WWR
CillfAllAN t•4J.TT CO.
t<m Baku. C.t.t.
SCORPIO
You 'l'f' c:arefut of money!
AMUme thia Jow, low Inter-
est lottn on bwlkler's oWn
4 BR. Span1sh contemporary
wtlh au extras. Corona dcl
Mar lli Dist. $59,950 Ir; YOU
own the land.
Hol Plnch in a A1101:.
38llO E. Cout Hwy. 61S-43'2
HO• & POOL
-'<le . 2 Bil, trplc, litC32'
bNtrd • filtf'red p 0 01.
128.900 • UlllJt\e S14 <:!> laail.
ft!2/mo paya all . Gonce
Realty Co. 0"'4422
3 INCOME UNITS
2 Ir 3 Bdm11. ~·ew carpets &
drapes. Bll·ins. Pr1vale Pa.·
1loa. Firrpt..ct1. Top IOC•·
Oont. 0 w n e: r. rn.ndpi)J .,.-1
• AYFRONT Lind• Isle Dewlopment rate loan and easy care yard ed, oov patio w/sas BBQ pit. location. Top condition. Gt 2 BR. Stow &: Retrir. O&&!r
Biii G uncl 675-nlO u--y d 1110 year,..,_ wlll.lave You BRASHEAR REALTY or FHA turns. "6,000 Bia .. bom• tor older lllnlta. $145.
Exclusive fee 1impll'! bay· r Y n-tr t will love the spacioUsneu 847.a507 E~s. 642-0-121 982.-8275 eves. 642-1101 all 5
front ho.me with a breath· of having a l&rae s br home ======'==...:.===="====:.:__;"":=;;:;:=====I
taking View. Pier &: float . 2 HOUSES O~ SA?iolE LOT PACESETTER 5 bdnn 2~i Your children will lov t . General 3000Gentr1I lOOO Gener•I lOOO tor lara;e boat. 3 Bedrooms, BOnt 2 ~r. l!v. rm, dinlll& btllll, professionally land1e zretnbe:lu and the e hel ..:;.:::l:.:~---..::;===:=.::.. ___ _;=:..;:=::.:::_ ___ ..,!~-1
maid's room den le 1ormal area, bit-in kitchen. l .f>ath, ;yard. niled redwood deck. The • ee" Under pools.
dinina room; °exqulsltcl.y dee. w I own yards, W a I kin I Prlctd be lo'' market for Call :1 tor ·cktaila. $40,COO.
orated. orrered at $235,COO. dilt1Z>ce 10 achools, shop-quick \a 1 e. 546-1311 or e Red Hiii Reatty
AOD 't. Olli)'. pi~ center l churchte. IJ'13..'1111 Univ. Park Centtr IN!ne
i . h b Original o c c up a n.ta I: MESA Verde corntr 4 bit OLll Anytime 833-am 10 ft fnGCftG .....,,,, WUI sell for $28.!500 Br's '+ tam ""· doc. --·----(714) 64t.a1S$ or trade tor comparable IOOo drapea, etc. $211.SOO wtth
901 Dover Drtve, Suite 120 bile home + cash. ,. $21.~ auum, 5% loan. a.ck a.y 1240 Newport Bctlch ** 548-6201 ** 0wntr 545-1100 I.-.'-'"_._.,_ ___ .:.;.;;
PrHti•o Addra11 FAMILY ROOM + N I B ch 1200 ~"u,Sole...:. ~~ ;.,'!,
OOVER slioREs HOMES 3 IATHS • $28 950 ~! .. hltna ct}>ll. drps, ctll*
b I .n weu-s ... nd --• • tamil ' LAKE '"· "'-' httuoc In ranfen, Y '' _. ,.,....... ~rge aeparate Y room $34,500.7 ()ptn S.VSun DM
Avail lmmed. -4 bdrm1 !i bl., with wel ~ tr. private A.REA Ft.irhill Dr. ftlr. or Mrs.
tam. nn, ttome with pool.a). baths, King sized bedn)omt, Marvin, d ~1141
3 car pn.ge. UPPER BAY built Jn It lichen ele&ant fire. Owner m \11 t leave area 541-Ml. ~ • ""
VIEW. Roy J. 'Vard Co., plact, 540-1720' "Now"· $2.500 priee redue>I"'""'""======<
1430 Galuy Dr. 6ti-1550. TARBELL 2tS5 Horbor 1100 on tbl• ..... e' ......... C 41ol u. 1150 2 bath borne aCl'OS!I the eron1 m.r
4 BEDROOMS CdM HILLTOP ....,., from°""" Lak•. 11
BEST PRICE 6 Ir., Pool, View con't "" c1up11c&"" at tltls WORTH BUYING
9Padous 4 bdrm ai,.-le •torJ 5 BaU\s. Two 2 car gar. For. price. $45.CkXI, 10~ down, lmm&c. 2 Bt bornt north of
floor plan, "'P Meu Del mal din. rm. It Acre, V•ey 54'-2311 -646-7171 -· Fm<et ""1<1. Loll of
Mar locaUon. L1uoge famil¥ aound but need• dtcont{tw. ~ pt:do slab car.
room, everythlng I• lmmac. Reduced $10,000 to $8lt50Q. peta. mvtcot pc:ircb Ottered
Low $32,960. Now li.ttna. Riddle l Roos Ritts. for~. .
MtM v~me Retlty 546-SOOO UIS E. Coast HW)'. 675-7225 MORGAN MALTY 673.-a
CL IF F DRIVE • 245 'ft. of O;ce11n frontage on BLU!'FS. 3 bdnn 1 bath.
2 Bdrm. 2 bath hl'lmc bctoutlful ~lontc>re~ Bay, BLUTFS • 3 BR, 2 BA, spl11· apllt·levtl. Gmtnbdt loea·
PLUS vlc\v apt, 184:11 Unique, Ill.fie 4 BR home + level oondo. $29,ID) or Uon. NtW df.CO?, colora.
or n1nn. $52.500 M'p. plc:tureRque aue~t houat lelJ.11!/optlon. 6f4..2039 Some view. S1>1Cloot. Va•
G1org1 Wllllemson . w/ kltctwin A trplc, In BAYFRONT condo • Towtn CPi. Ownar/bkr..Mldns low
REALTOR m ,og..:ft'ff Santa Cra r, Faclns Bay Club. 2 Br 2 Ba '35.t:liO, .c&ll Jim MW990
f73-4350 6~). ISM E .. ,. 19'.ooo. Call 673-3215 $4C,!500 UOM ao. llllf Ml-0132 ..... ~1171 evu •
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T'ut1d1y, f'tbtllM)' lO, 1970 DAILY l'ILOT
lllENTALS lllNTALS UNTALi RENTALS · I llll NTALS RI NTALS lll EAL ESTAT I
-UnfumlahM HouMt UnfvrnlahM Apll. Pumlihod ....... UIW.,,lr.1'' ;i.. Unlurnlthoil Aph. Unlurnlthoil -rol
C01t1·-it• L-.~!!'!! .-. <'111 c..tr--4111 C.. Mola 11• Ciole ~ II•~ .. Mir ~ 111....,, for llllftt ms
FOR i..-: -y-4 BR, 2 BA. V~ '-· * Qllml' I BR Duplex Piil J BR. 2 Ba Dix. dbl ltpl, 115 hr WK UP w/ldldlen
Pa-...... s '"" 2 bo, l'fd C>ptl~ -tic. $2!0 -.Bltll>I, ..... ,.11o, E-aldt. ' GB &'ND OPENING!! O>mpl -.. 1115 Mlrleol<I. $30 WK UP .,.., im Ntw· brick Srplc:, IOft water, encl Call l1)..4l6t1. Adultl, nit petl. $1~ mo. "" m..3109 aft 5. port Blvd, ~.
patio, lrult ,...,, quiet 3M E. 16th Pl. 00.1298 See Award Wllllllnt s •• ~_LBA., •-· ndrrtal~·. -11, Trtr. Crt1. 5997
'""" 0-to s.u Dleao !!'!'-Unfwft. 3975 2 BR. D<lux Mod. B .. med --· -·~
Fwy, '°'"'' .'"°Pnr. IOI! 114> MO. a..;;;-1ttnctlVe 2 c<U. pool. $ll.I. 2m Miner MERRIMAC WOODS! iao mo. m.m, SU-M WEEKLY ,.,.. s.a Wk ~ etc. W90I BR d\IPltX on qviet itrfft. St. Apt 8. sa..'m BRAND New 2 br, 2 b&. l hllc Motel. 2S01 New,ort Blvd.,
LARGE -. s bdrm 2 klh. ~ '° -e.u•tn BAOIELOR. 1 BR .,is. ORANGE COUNTY'S MOST BEAUTIFUL · to bcb. Ytty, eau ._ c.n 11.,.
!lro.w'e, built.Int, flUnlly ..,.d•-~w~· .. '"!:-,11 ·~.~~. ~~218!1 ========I room , dlnlna "'°"'· NJ ...,...... -··~-" · APARTMENT COMMUNITY a.11aoa . S3llO o-t -5"I
carpetl • drapes. t250/ ca111ttl.ftS &Del chpe&. hlw> NICE. l BR Dupbc. Quiet.
mo11th. .. J:lerlface Rell . F.a. tel fa.rd. Garage. Gudtntr Sep. by 1anct•· 1 adult
tale WO.ll51 (opeo ewo) and wat<r Pl· llllwo ldultl ..., 30. No ,....__ ~~!'!""!!"'!'!'mlllll•.111 ont>. "'.::t ,...... i.11 """""=""'=="'===:I
OfEERFTJL 2 Br. pr, IJO r: 1:po11t. ~.a:~ Ne;:u ...... llMdt 4200
pets, 1 child, 1135 mo. 713 S.lllr4oY Ill lD All .i 'l>3 Na..,.,. _.,
W. Wll8on ~ Scott'Place, C.M.
Mui Vordo 3110 1 BR duplox, ........ fioor, GRAND yard. patio. WUJ furnish. 240 , i.Ql) Sq. n, on ea1-dNac 3 nower. Cost& Ne• ~
Juol compiettd i or 2 ........... , t lath • .Air-PENINSULA Point, J BR.: PlUV ~ lnr Elderl,y
cond., complilely -proofocl, Mlf clo.... deJI, % bllh. MJ1t to bly f' iMJ1 In Lie. Oueol U-.
lne --........... 41 .... -.. """ ..... l3IO .... yd,. :we Call --.,,. E. 8olboo BMI. No. •1-======== lond-"'9 wHh drMms It w1terf1ll1, oi.. 61M851. 1m> -· 1 •
vi1tor1, "BIO'a, clubhOTJlti, HUNlt, J~ & 2 BR. &plc, encl iaract. Mite. R1nti1lt
&V(im pools, prfvat. _t _• r • t • w/•ter•· next to bQ" • bch. M. FUi.LY e~ aaraan.
E .. ryfhlnt now. PlllOM $140 • $110. Adulh Loe. Adult1, .., pett. $25permo.
pl11H. Juot E11t flf 2'00 Harbor t1..i., .,.... OR 3-199() or U 8-3181 * 5<1-2Jl2l *
to N1bore Cldlllac, •t 415 MorrlrMC W1y, 2 B A I 1u bl -•· • •• CMt1 Mola. 54Uiio Mo¥e In -I ' p, ~ '·~· -1CAR llley M
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SPECIAL CLASllflCA TION l'Oll
NATURAL IORN IWAPPIU
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a111,.Q -AO llJWIT INCLUOI • ........ ,.. """'....... ~ ~ .... , ...... ..,_YOUa ...,. tlllftrr ....,...., .... I•" ll:a "8•
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PHON I 642-5671 BR, lonn din rm. hue< r>.. RENTALS ur~ .
rm. 2 bath!, 2 frpcla, wolk Apts. f umlshod MEDIATE
to IC'hOol, children &: pe.t.s IM Gener•I SOOO ea.ti Mela I I~:~;~;;~;;;~;;;~!!!'! $210 Ind util Oct:pt dee. Vttde pnae Cb ll5•/ 111
6'f5..13S2. ~ area. m 0 • 3 Br House • 4 Uuits fin 2 2-Br houlta on .me Jot, ========~I -.. ...._ weltome. $215 mo. Yr lie. General 4000 1-:;;::;;::;;;;;::;;::;;;;;;;; I 5100 f'oreclosure.) Ex c ha n 1 • nr. eve:l')'t)Ww. orta. OWlliflft,
Lklo lale 5351 *GARAGE fOr rent• For Car, Trust DHdl Ot For oc:impara.ble mobile
!Jti.0060 I• HARBOR Nlftll$ l'llw. Eutllde co.ta Me. ' Call Owner "2·737• or -wor ..Wt>. aau;n 1 BR lower front apt. 1 Adult Ul Month. ~1 m.m+t. Ma-5207 tor ._.
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~ U~615--~ lD1 Vla GARAGE 10 x ~-$20 ?no. Have be.ytront, pier A flollt, La Siem. CJUven.idel 1 APA:I~~ers nee. • Nr. o .c . Airpol't, P';1iladff wtth 3-•tol')' home. F.q, acre It sm.u 1 ~
Aolulta Only
l Bii. 2. blJu. ...Utlnel PG
2 BR. 2 batba .......... s=
· TOWNHOUSE UVJNO Huntln BHch 5400 ~ 548-&>5f. ·uoo.ooo. Want resld., com-cottq:e, Trade Jar ~
Stpalate adult Ir family erm-· @'!!? e GARAGE 1' 0 R RENT, mere. or indust. units. Colt& Mea area.
AVAILABLE NOW
mw>I .... Bachtlor 1 ... • s ON BEACH ..., of w. Ulh •Monrovia. Balboo Bay Prop, 61J.1'20 646-a>n: ... ,. 86M11'
Bdrma; tam Ir unfUm apta, NB. 646--2551 117 ACftl on San Dleeo TRADE up, can add CQh.
'"'Bay & Beach Reilty, Inc. Lmnuy alnale, 1 A 2 bed-
901 l)over Dr. Suite 128 NB room apartments. fumbib..
64.5-m:t Ewa:.~ ed and unfurnished, with
'TOWNHOUSE· 3 BJ\. 2% complete privacy and land· BA · r.aped country club atmo•
IUD. P<• mo. 6 "!" e SINGLES:Fl!OlC$1'0-Cowoty_L&ke .. _Waol..mol<L. -•OWL--llB. ~J!!l"lc -e 2BRl~BA J1tOM$2'JS •1YB u,n.ltsorwhatbl.Ve)'OU! lngton St. FOR 6-pkx. Art e :: BR 2 BA J'ROM $260 8 MADGE DAVIS, Realtor 6'J5.6252 or 613.QIZS aflcr
e 3 BR 2 BA J'ROM $3&0 • 642-1000 _s ,_om_·------I
, frplc, patio, pool1 2 cu pbere including $750,0(I)
pr, all bUns, crpt:s.: drpt. worth ol rec~ational facll.
Carptts.dn.peMtlalnrruller ~ 1 • H I 703' Wsterfront, J1orida.. nr. Painting "OJuncU of nut''.
heated pool-Nunl.·tennla ~ B Calle Kennedy: 1~ ac. w/T by Gerard Terbo.rch. l)atch
rec room.ocean view.. t:pU.~Eq;-141,<IOO. Trade for (1117-1681) t.pped at S25Gfil'
patlCJHmple parkiqr, home or acret.ie Or, Qrty., Trd boat, home, land. TD't
LR $275 mo. 8'11..-U or , _..,, ._ .. &42--2497 ew• or wkends. lties desianeto ...... operai.cu
· jwt I« alnal4 -· 3 BR, 2 Ba duplex, new cpts, RENT'S FROM
Rents from $155 to $310
Oakwood
Garden
Apartments
1700 16th Street
714: 1>42-8170
-lllll'ds Phoenix, Am. Bier. 61><060 or T t :r.on.r (71') m.21'13
drps; d&hwhr, hltns. Nr bcb. $145 to P.X1
$230 mo lie. 540-7573 HUNnNGTON
PACIRC
~!.!_ Holf!>t1 3210
I BR. lllO mo. Gu A w!r pd.
l.t ii! Jut mo's. rent + S25
clnnlnr dep. Adulta
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NEWPORT BEACH
880 IRVINE AVE.
IRVINE AND 16th · <nt> 64S-CtiSO
(?ARDEN GROVE
nl OC1W! AVE,. HB.
=======:;;-.I 13100 Chapman Ave. Unlver1lty Perk 3211 (f blJ<> w. Sonia ,,,,. Fwy.) ___ ,_ __ ....;;;;.:.;.1 (714} 636.J030
2 BR 2 be.. tnbou1e $275
3 BR. 2 ha. S300
4 BR. 2 bL $325 e Red Hill Rulty IJ3.0D)
Corona del Mar 3250 ----1 3 · BR. Split level, Ocean
view, Xtra Iara:e den, No
pel5. 1363 * 642.-3293 Aft 5
ANAHEIM
NOW LEASING FOR1 .
MARCH OCCUPANCY
rn So. Brookbunt
(l blk. So. of lJ.nooln)
· (TI4) T7'l-C500
South B1y Cluli
Apartments
BA YCLIFF MOTEL * LDW WEEKIH RATES * KMchen. TV's, maid terri<:e.
Heated .PooJ.
<lJ265
8x40 EXPANDO, l lvtn1
room, 1 Bedroom, ius. 1
mos lease. Workinc man or
couple over 35. SQ..711' NB.
2 BR furn & unturn. $150 -
0111.EANS Am. 2 BR. apt. stave, carpet&,
drapes, tree laundry rm .
II" mo. 536-19'3.
2 ii! 3 BR avail. A.dulta Ol'IJ.J. ATTR.AC 2 It 3 ZR. Pool.
Kids ot. SUS t: $115. 17401
17'1 Tuatln, O:llta Mna Keel.ton. -.mo, M'7-159t
3 BR. Cameo Shotts <Atw The GORGEOUS NeW , $175. Cpl!, dtp1., bltns.,pool.
hom•. Avail now lhru Jul,y VAL D'ISERE pallo. 1525 Placentia • 3 Bdrma 2 baths, many ex-
Mar. Mn:. Cl.non, SG-tM1 AVAILABLE Feb 16th. 1 It 2
=:::-=,..,==,.....,..,.I 8'l'1. New, Crptt, drpl.
NEW adult communit)t, J • Llbdborg Co. -.z79
lat. Slnc1 1 b 2 br Fum unL DELUXE 2 Bt. Weatdlft >oc.
Don V. Franklin 673-2Z'l3 s.W:. Ac~~y Rin, Buli.nta Pool &: blt·lns. Adults. mG
4 BR. 2\i be.. split level Therapy le 45' pool, BBQs No lease.·642-G'l'4
Don V. Franklin, Realtor 2000 Parsons Rd. 642-8670 l Br furn., 1 blk. to ~an,
tras. $225/month.
• 4 Bdmu 2 balhl. $250/mo.
Wolla-Mc:C1rdlo, Rltre.
1810 Newport BlvJ,. C.M.
548-Tl'll ~ ~· • 673-2222 ,e $70. 2 BR apt to Khttt, male pool. $130 ainglea 548-2035 or
3 BDRM 2 Ba, Secluded pool or female, near bet.eh. Bkr. evu 644-06.1'1 LUXURIOUS 2 Br, l~ Ba,
area, Cpll. l>rpa, ~c. w;..om all eJec. Ctpts, chps. GE
$275 mo. 6Th-7tll9 --------1 Cerone del Mar 4250 ldtch., patio, encl tar, nr
'4' 111 -bus. $158, ad\llta, u-, lat Lido hlo :IUl Cello Moao
2 Br. oil util pd, pool, 11111 2 BR. ""'""'' I!". Small crpts, hll-lna. drapes, pr-child OK.
qe W/ator. attL Adults &46-2547
only. From $1SO. 3 BR duplex SlJO mo +
HACIENDA HARBOR 1100 c1eanJno de:.'~;, 2
241 Avocado &42-2!m children. 847-1919.
Famy Via Apts
2 BDRMS. 2 BA. pvt. palfo,
ballad pool, -• dr>e1' hook up. ts:M9M 1--------UDO l6le, 3 Br, 3 Ba. Ap-
-3000 Sq. II, 4S'XIO' loL
For leue or sale by'owner.
Sho'A"D by .,ipl. 869-4969
* SUNNY * * ACRES * * Motel·Apts *
LGE private bacb. So, of E. 2Jtb ._.
h Rf . •'• -• ..,,.,....,==~=,_I Near Oranae Co. A._ t: ••12 wy. 'ng •·~· no ·-· VILLA MESA APT$ ua. Adulu only·.~ _ .. M W11tmln1for -inc. $115 mo inc uW. • ....,JJU ==='"'-----I
613-6004 2 BR wtlum, prl patio&, htd Sa.nta Ana Ave. 6t2-4641 LG, BR. cpts, drpll, bltnl,
pool. 2 car end'l pr, OIQ. pref cpl. 1 child ok:. $135.
1 BR, Bay Vff. Garagf, dttn welcome, no pet 1 3 BR. 2 BA. New erpta lil090 McFadden. 839-2:WI
frplc. Util ~ult. $145. please! $160 a1lo tum nss. linoleum "drapes. Fttshlfl -========I
yrly. G1J...6298 719 W. Wllaon . 646-1251 painted tJuvout. Pr1 pe.Uo, Santa Ana 5'20
2 BR. Ground fir. Nr. 1tom:. S1UOIO 1ge 2 Br, ]* Ba, encl pr. $195. 67J..3690
3 -/Yl•w •. 1 sJgna!FaJ~·!'!.o.c. J:PJ°:.i~i:.~~ -sha& ""'°~ utll """"· VILLA MARSllLLIS .,. ·~~-~adult a. "' OCC, Newport llMch 5200 BRAND NIW
Spoll•h 4 Ylcanl Sfodlo & 1 h-IASTILUl'I' SPACIOUS
$21!/mo, "'-· $30 WK. It UP a.Ibo. 4'00 BARGAIN. Dix om! 1 hr ... le'. 2 BR. 2 Ba. crp'ld, di>'d. I It 2 ldrm. ""'1·
M1rlner R1alty Day, Week, M_,. -furn, util pd. No chldm, no 2 cov'd. --·es. Xln1 toe. Adult Llvlnt SCZ..55fl e Kitchens •·• TV't tncl. BAYFRONT, Prtv beach. pets. 9911 El Camino Dr, •--fu Eve. 546-1322 • Phone aerv., htd pool Deluxe 2 or 3 BJt. By week CM. 546-001. nr ahoppl.rw, IChla. & church. Furn. & Un rn. J., .. ..,,,,...,....., ... !!!l!•le Ma.kl rvi vail or mo. Ideal Balboa loc&· n . Ill Amtcol Way # A. Dlabwubtt. cokrcoord}nat.
lMMAC Ex Ltt 3 Iii' 2 .. ae "' a · t;on. 670-3678 NEW TOWNHOUSE $250 per mo. <m>.l ed .,.tJancea • pllllh ohal
D\lplox: c.j.1, drpt, blt·na. ll76 N":= a.YD. CLEAN Bacl>elor ApU. 2 BR. 111 BA •lo\ 2 BR. corpet • choice of 2 color
Lq. lovely pr1v. yard. Gar. All uW Incl $85 up Crptd, drps, lltU clnr pa , , •JI.MU o lebemes .. 2 batha • ttall x hurh ............. 1185. Re ...... ., oven. 6'5-2108. 377 W. Wilson ahowers mirrored ward· ~· • •ff ·~s ........ M 315 E. Balboa Blvd. TERIUFI -a,a ro'· doo..: .. ,_ .. ,_At u .. ht.. Marritd Adlta. ~· . BALBOA 6Tl-9!MS C 2 BR 1~ baths. Ullll •• "IUJ.l~ ua
2 BR. priy ..,...., ,._ Sharp, cpll/"'1>1. Apprnx, IA YFttONT Ina In ldlch<n • broakfut
yard, crpla, drps. $145 mo. Fuoo sq ft, fenced. $155/rno. bar .. huae prtvate fenced
2416 England St., ilB. lit• TOWN HOUSE H1mtintton llHdt -our Stu Rulty !3S-4m 2 BR, 2 BA lUXIUy .,,., P11. polio • ptuah llndtc1plrw •
lut mo'1 rent+ clna dep. DRPTS drpr pooJ no pett terrace, elevators. subter-brick Bar--B-Q's. larp be&t-STONEHENOE APTS. or chtidren. i BR irn mo. 2 n.nean Pk'r. All elee. Pool. ed pools It lana.I.
4 BR. 2 Ba, Hrdwd tJoon. ,.2217 Harbor near Wil1Cm 2 BR, 2 BA, dlahwhr, rec. BR $135 mo, 325 lTtb Pl loft water, boat docka. $350. 2101 So. Bristol St.
Drpg, 1 blk to if'· school. e 1 BR. Townhoule $UO rm. Adulta, no pets. 2320 Call 6'6-a95 • QP, 3121 W. C.OUt Hwy, New. (~ML N. of So. Cout Plual
SUS * ao-«m • Htated pool • Adulta: only FJorida. 5J6.27JO PClrt. 642-DJZ Santa Ana
ADULT Condo, pxil a\de 2 e No pets -AdJto :hoprlJ! 2BEDROOM, furnished , ATI'R.ACTJVE.CJ.ea.n 2 Br, HONEYMOON view apt. PHOHI: 557-l200
Br, 2 Ba. dlahw&lhe:r. cov'd !!!1!!!1!!1 _... Dow n town HB. No crpta., drpe:, bltns, carport. elePJit cupe.ttnc, 2 Bdrnu, I '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I
pa.Ho. Eves. (714) ~2713 NEWLY paint!d l Br turn. chlldren no pets. 536-7396 ~.cl,!~ No pet&. 11 35. t~. prqe 12so .1.:
1-:;::;:=:=:=:::;== 1 1.pt. with w/w carpeta. Lee • .-1w ~2394 . S.nta Ana I.. rooms I-end. porch area. 2 BR. Pool. Adults only. $2>0 e BARG•n.• ...... Wntmlnster 3612 $135 mo. 523 Bernard St, mo utll pd. Avail Feb. 15. · ~· -~utHul 1ae NEW 2 8":nn 2 be.th tn.lew:I ~ to IU5. LAJt.GE 1 A 2 -===---'-...;I t A 646-S656 11676 Cameron M7..n25 2 BR apt 998 El Camino CondonUn.lum. Pool area 1-Br. studio A ... •. (trf ... 1-),
' BR. 2 BA. $200 mo. 8hnl. .. · ' ' Dr, C.M. --· 1225/n>o. 6'2-4144 C>pt., drpt, i>;ic. 2"' ";;;.i.
crptl, dTpl, dbl pl', 'nr. MERRIMAC WOODS Slmlll a.ich 4455 3 BR· 2 BA Omdo. Crptt,-.,...,... _Realty-Jy-ldtchen w/blb>I. 1 child
Beach 1-Edinger. Sd--3092 Furn unlta avail, Sle ~ cl.rps. b!tns, ....... 1. Pa"-, k ti N •--•· -1 ========· ="I der cl.,. nAn ~'* .......,. uu o , nope , r IC..,.,.., -,. -· -sruom Apl. older man, llll'al"· 1225 mo. S6.sm )
L •••• L 3-..r mac W•v 56GOO OU L~ So. Centa St. <Nr W&ml!l' . ...... ......, •--· t<ache,. °' rnar1'led cpl w/ DELUXE 1 o\ 2 BR Gorden SPACI Snow 2 -rml======== SUS CASITAS no chUd. l'Tplc. mod. appll· Apts. BllM. patio, htd pool. 2 lllfh. Nr ...... lilg. San Clomonto 5710
FOR LEASE Fum:. 1 BR apb, Adults. anoes, pa.tiO, Nr beach. $130 Adulta. $145 mo. 5t6-51.S3 Mariner S..-N ·~. 1;.;;"'-'==""----1
Emtnld SQ home neu ttn-only, no pets. 2110 Newport mo. 1st & last. (213) 592-3425 BACHELOR., 2 A ! BR'll. 12441 Irvine Ave., N.B. 2 BR Duplex. l'am Rm,
ms eta., pools A beach. ~ Blvd. 642-9298 CID bltns N ta 2885 64J.02.52 t.rplc, Cl"Pt.8, dalnnhr. View.
BR. 3 Ba. FUm. or unrum. ' QUIET 2 Bdnn Duplex. Latuna Beach 4705' Mendou. No. :.. ~ 714/ 492--3464, 213f639..U23
Available Marcb lat. $800 Bltns. pr, patio, &-&Ide. BUUTiruL I.Mp Bach. Sl30. UPPER, 2 br. mtns, 3 8R,28A.Nrooean.Frplc, REAL ISTATE
ptr month. Adlilta, no peta. USS mo. apt Walldnc dlatanee to crpts, dr,>S, no Pf!la. 5Qll W. dabwht. 1:15 riio. yrly. No Gefteral Carol Tatum 3&I lith Pt Mi-1211 beach & shops, Ocean view. Wilaon St. 545-0760, peta. seo!l91' wk-d.ayl 9-5 1-'=="'----5-9'0-I
2 BR aludio, carpelll, dra.... BIMns. i..ue mo. Gf..2449 2 .. 1,, ba bl•-· . DELUXI llAYfRONT ltentill Wi-
pool: l child ok. No·ehlldran or 494-5303 u .. ,., n ' ..... , wfpr, a'lftft 2 I 2 •· ~-k w/cupetl drps 1110 mo .-r., -· ~ .... 2 -I. Call -""NEW VILLAGE INN Ea•·••· CM, ' ' 1V11i. •-1AM732 ··-6 ........... . 64~1n&. __... .. ....... I I I & C.. ~= formerly S.ddl•back 111n. DELUXE 2 s.. weatcW11oe. ••NT•L flNDEll5 :-;:;.:rt C:..r Dr Site • -.p ... ATl"AACrIVE, l From PS a wk. ·Mo. charm. N:ta. ~.1:;.!ct ~m;:. Pool A bit-Int. Ad\l!ts. $300. ._ ,,_ 'f. La• 111
No,..n leech C1llf • bdr., pool. ata paid, -lnr apartnentt. -ll'lS-$1al. 56-Jm, 56-:mt No -· NM214 • w. -- -
l:a:u:'1a:oo:._.·.:'44::M:•:'1 tMatr. •u11s. 'c."° -1100 2 BR. 2 ba. N1oei, Furn. 2 BR untuno. 0up1u.. ~, • """ ::0'.-
waUace Ave., M. <luqe, Choloe Loe. $1tll. chps. Middle ---~No~·~wpo1~rl~ll~'tlr=t~I ;";;~~u~~~~·~·~-~·~1 ~-~ 1 BEDROOM fum!lhed. 11m C.U 533-m'I mom. « Ill 5. ---~
Huntlnglen BHch 3400
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Lovely New 4 Br, ! Ba
Home. Fabulowl Ocean Vw.
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Hardware store, C.M. 9IDcJc
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mobile -· lot. ..... equltl or truat deed.
646-16'15 Owner
Have Oregon land,, varloua
size pvcel1, on river. Trade
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yacht, boUlle or •Pt. $46,000
equity. Owner. mu 61$Ui9
Newport Beach Tennia Oub
full tam1b' mernbttahtp 1.or
1'nut Dted.1, palntinc or
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power boat, car, Oil T Up --· IRVINE CXlMT OoUn1r7
Clu.b Family Membenhtp
tor car, Tr\llt Deeda or f
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lnr. boatllW. -""'· llMOO eq, For 1'nlld, TD,
or ? Owner 49C-&t63,
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Have aoowblrtl sail boat A
traller. Want travel trailer,
camper tra!Jer, boUle trail.
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5 Acres of choice ranc.hland
117,000 eq. Trd tor untta or
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WANT late model cruiltr
Ol' real estate, for SJQ,000
equity In new Bay view mme S111 Francttco 11er»n-
1uta area. * ..-*
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Our. $1,750. Want, home,
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2 HOUSES ON SAME LOT
BOTH 2 Br, ltv. rm, d1nins
area, blttn kitchen, 1 bath,
w/own yardl. Wal ki n s
dittance to IChoola, shop.
ping center Ir. chUl'Chea.
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owners. WW .ell fDr $211,500
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BR.A.SHEAR REALTY new carpettoa private eft.
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•• NASSAU PALMS e . m> So. Col.It Hwy. ~$1' :"~n;;1 ~ no pet.. I.WI',. 4N-«i02 unf., N.B. No pell, ApprOi
1 BR !um apL Pool • ' ~· JUO CiO Mo. m.1291
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1925 Pomona, C.M. 197-4885 e • .A-... kl ui March 21. 2 adutta. 4
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QUICK CASH '""" 1255' d"!' Sulin -Kkl1 ok. 19111 Maple ... • e , awDLORDI e 2831 s. Brtltol, CM. rooms by ..,, or week. Apt s. 5484!09. .,_..
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nr ooc a s. Cat PlaJI. 1135 COROLIDO A1'Tl1. 2 Bl\. 11IOtCAS GUESr HOME In J Room1 'urnlture w/ refri& ~ Loww le-Mb, 1tadlo1. ea.ta Mua haa vacancy tnr $19.95 I UP 3 BDRM. ClrpeU. no ,.,,,,.._ pool. dbl ",,,.,.... ambulltmy W!y, prlYlt<
l#lt&-To."""'1h .Rent.ala pets. Sl45 mo. 431·9397 patlN. '1'5 • $2al. m-3371 ·rm. Llc'd, 1'lr aboPI I: park.
,-wIDE 8£LECl'lOH 'i65 Shalimar. Coeta Meea QUAINT.p1v 1 Br, beam _141,,_.1115."'-~-~~....-
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• Opportun ffl u 6300 ··,A'~· lfMG ~· . HUHllNGtON BEACH •• ' Air Conditioned 1.11 FOOD StOl1!I P"rlrfcll~s o, YoU wa1111a be a tun tlme " W·hen Y.ou1 ,
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prime Jocatlon in Jfunt~..-Monet WLNh • -P20 id (lQliah,' Jllloir.,: course Ir ~!r~~i:.~~; lsi ·.;ID ::.toi~· .~f!-~~ A~:~'1~~tJ01 ~~ •
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space. Oe"k 11.110 cnau·s 2 d JD L OONA A tT O Rs WORK. a\·a.JJable for $5. 'Busl~s Q • :0 ~ R SHOP' michf he able to help. hours an9"'erin: 11ervi« '' R .11
&\'llilable for $10. All utUir ·~rm,, based bn f.qbity. you. No preVious experience
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17175 l!ACH ILVD. &rvlng Hi~·~ 2l )'l'li •• rt?iiP WiU ~Qi\lY. be .... ~~ed ·aaav11tt1i9' ... .. 6550 pa:r"dening • 66IO
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• FtJU.;;.:YUCENSED •' Play•-. m '.fenn<>A ,,'y,~ ••'l"''nabn. .. ",•=~ --· t ,..., ... '-""' IU ·~ _.....,"""' I~~·: ~ll!hle. ca I I rou MUST ttA,VI kill NUMlllll:I Whtft •1111 ...... a4 *aVM ,,, tt41ick , ....
S.ll-&181 an,ytime ~rk. Reknowried Hindu SpJrltuaJist W;llh ~plJy 'equipment. ::iouth 1.i~·$1 ·GARDENING ~; • it' :no, ·anii, call N 1wa t9 rMk• 1 NC9"11 .t the kfU ~miler • ,,_~" y.ur ff taker
Afl..iu.et on aJJ mntteft· ~l PJau area.~~ Yiiti cart',' Cle,U,t\IPI. Prun-alter 0 ',..:: ' . · vwtflut ..... .t '9Ur <ell. ~ • 1
Mon•y Wanttd . 6350 Love. Merril.cc, Busi~:· BA'iiv'sm 1NG, Poly Newpd1:t ire. Jllantin;. 962.-2035 t::X-PAINTER. now :schl ,. .
•1 • • • ; • • Courtship, Ht 1i1 l t h , Hap.• llei&:hll Honie. Lrg~ Y:d. leacher ,viii paint e'Ves Ii: ' l!•ary ·effwrt I• mMe· '• kill iar <M'rl<t 1 ntw 1~ thlit h .. MM .,...M', Mt we
NEF;D .MIJ.~· ~ \\'1th piness &. Success. No pro. ~Y I ·$8..0CI box'. Lunch +· General S.rvicu 6612. wknds. XJnt workmanshi p, ' not t1Htr1ntN t. '9 M 111ntll the Ml hfl• ,,,..,...-·In tlM ,.,.,,
1st TO'.. 2/3ni~ r:o~~ or ~ew ble1ns · 100 "larg:_ or too rilll.Ckzi.' Xlntt·Can:: 645--21;;t . Free e'•t. 646-;4519, .Mfl.0002 . ; fl?d~triaJ b~)l'1ln ... , Prime sn1all. I CAN JJELP YOU:-·BAB YSl 'M'lNG In Your Hm. RAIN ~tiers In I I a l I e d · e I t I · ••. t I • DIMJ~A·\.INI M1 1r1 1trlctly c.bh In -'Y1n<t lty mill er ti any ena 9f eur .tfl Jocauon~ J:: ~ l"a b IJ sl1 e d Readings 1jven ·7 days . a .a,y .. The. '\Vk. You , JoUrn: •Rttindy si!BlfOJ'I iltmo,st Mre! Aoo~\l~.r i!~llqg& ~.~.' ~r V111 • NO ,h.,,. 41f11•ra. L t.. .. , """ •• , " ..., ~ .. 1; ,, ..... ~·~ ~1
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.i28-4088 Camino R~a l . Sa,~ tansp. ' . . .• • expcr, Stale he, i:'ttsburgl The DAILY ·PILot , ... ..._~jitfttJt J.Uifi, elllt, ~,..,..,. .,·.~ •nV....,
PRIV·AT.E pany . \\'anla: to Clemente. '192-9JS6. 492-0076 BABYSITTING. ~teaJd •. c}~ys H•W •nt 6730•. ' JUllL $43-l7S7 • · · "!. titlfri•nt, tn4 ta che~ th J•f.'\AM ,.11tleni .'lifllw.lt \;-..... •tic...,
bort'O\v SlG.$15-$30.000 at. o.r ,e\"t!S, For •1f!(~Uon . . , C. R. HeHy . pa i n I In r . '< •• ... • • -10~ in te.rei;;t. }Yll4 .aecurc * Me.n· Ca1J01z::r~ . r,' HAOL. AN\ Tl-l l~G Complete · mtei·tat. &: ex:·. M•ti M~: ••• 1175, New,.,., IMch, c.nr.rnl•
with. lo t TOs -Oii Comltl. pro-BAB'r'.SfITJ.NG, i\Jc:;a Ve1'de ,_i i.!J'' m .um .s J-0 F:r e ~ teriot'S. Work' gilli:rantced. -
perly. ,Call G42--6560 or area. Oii.Y ilnd e\·t.n:Jng. £~{1n1ate. 6{~190 Before ·Free eMa: '~130 • ~ .. CLAlllPllD COUNTlltl ,,. leutell •• flllew1:
1-C_o_m_m_•_•_c_io_l ___ 603_5 .6t;-:rt20 eves« · ·. FJND YOUR ·GlRL THE s.1>40'/S •' ··: 7:J9 .Uto~ Jfl.I,) P~t · *" P:..P,Eli(P.iiNGING ~OSTA M.SA '3 Oll'l'
FOR sale 686-698-615 \V. l!tth ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 tART. \VAY! BABYSITTING. M.Y. home. y A RD/G<1 r. Cl eanup:," .Et'PAlN1'!NC' 1r '968-2425 • 330 W •. BAY ~;; .~~· .... 1'1 1.~, rr ... w~·~.·~~'AC~ St. 8'thel Tov.'t'n area. 547"'668 Hol meals. E.xper. mother. ~crrnwe trees. Ivy. trash. p [N Ext ,. _. f ~
548-1"68 6'*6-"414 /.¥"!.. •nc;I N.Q.'1'.IC,E$ .. ·_: -• _11 hOur recordiog · neas. l9S ·Hamilto11. C.l\1. Grade, bacJdxie, 962-87~ AINT c;.. -lnt 18 ynt. HUNTINGTON BEACH ':' L 1 "' i1 liAGU ' l~CH 1
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irid~Stri1i Rent1I 6090 · . . . ·· __.8:30· 'Iii 1~:00, F'ox1ro1: Home. Any 'Age, Any 1'in.1e. LocaJ MedlUf\l DisL Avg. $20 ,::.f.1,;;;:,Bl;,d~,"' .. "t=ioo"·~.-"N~•-.,""'B~ld'g. FOUND r.tesa Or. &. ~·Ing, Latin, Meadow LarJ(, ExJ>(?i:. 0 1\i:othe,r. ·194:-5652. a jo~. ~1091~1 586-6~. • ~~~~:,;·~i~: , Daily Pil~t Classified
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~'"'"'I cheat. CaJI Henry or. Chuck , $2 : -• · l 1 ... ' .· •-· ~ 6560 4~1003-· · -* PAINTING • Int/Ext. 1
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SPACE for ttnl w I boat roul\'D ' ~, . al I SINGLE ADUL'J.:S ERICK " CARPENTERY H Cl • • 6735 se1·~~-·&1~ ~7 HO~SES FOR· SALE RENTALS CMtLD CA••· l.kaMlll I
fac;ilit1es. Alr.o boat .storage1 "with ~lc~'totf~ CV t:. Soc."ial sm7cs Pf;IY ,·. 0 n work, pl3nli!:l'S, firepJace5,. ouse !!"'ng -YOU :l.lpply"Ibe Paint. 3 Br, •!!"••At , ... Gl~~~t Fur"lish•d ~:~~t~~=NINI '
6§5..200j. · ·Nt'"lxirt Bh·d. & !l.1c:m Dr. Leisul'f! T mes a · 1 n C block. walls, cement patios. ·BA·\". ,.& 8e1U:h Janitorial Liv. RM & Kitchen Painted, tOSTA MISA 11• tOSTA ~ISA !: i;At,.eT u.Tt"'• • tl,Alt
RENT •t-t, l !Zl :;q. ft . tl:?O Sl1"'111y ni<>hf. :54 6-1 730, Service. 5.17-7&44 patK> roof.s & all types ,ol • ea-tf, lv1odoWI., ,Doors. ~o · CiU 501~"' Mes.-O•L MAI 11• uJA~¥1•• 4111 01A,1•11s
mo. 1355 Lo~an, flt. 642-4.f22 -' · ~U.:CT.RC?1=-. ·~-· n~3!J'f" -npalrf. 4~T!l2S clc.. Re~ f: Coin me' I . toLLEGI ll'Alk.. uu "' ".MIJe,NTS •u• OllAll'TINlil setv1c:1 " ''" ~ YSIS (U t·-' • II"' I "l • . Ml!SA V••DI ' Ul• N•;r:~•Kll ... OIA\OLITIOH ~
61>-5116 · '' FOUND 211. i.ars:c ,1·hJte·. J.l art-Perm~tly P~mo;--· ilUJLD, RQmodel. l'epair : s.u;..~§OJ: 1· • · · Plastering; P•fch, ·~==~~=~.~~Ts ·~m ~·:·~ u;,.sNn••• _ !r~ =~~f::::~ ••NtAL•
Goi;bl'in · Shff>hdd.'~ male. ·eel~ 6~ ~~~= f.Iain s ·· 13irictl:. bloc~· ro n c re t e, CLEANING ,.,omen· {2) to Ripair · ''*'° i=~;:',O:.~.o~s111s •u u. ,~,::.~ """ ,,., •1Nc1Ne =
LO.,,.. 6l0o Nr., \\lilJ;on.' & • .J"'9mona} '.fl._ · A · -:c1rpentry,..np jQb'_joo .'ftnaJl. \\'Ork 4 Qt'~,ru,-,weetdy: Call _ 1.A'(CtUT· ·= HfT •Lu•' 1 :: :=~• tlll'<s. lie. "" 10.;:..;..;:________ 6l~533 • • l A.~stc E!" C!O ~N''JI ER Lie, Contr ~-6'.!US after 6 pn1, ~ •PATCH• PLASTERING M,VSM01t1Ei mt CtltCNtA DIL MAI wt •UINITUltltllTOllllNI R;11eSA.~m~{.!': T;:_~~ SMAW.. black k 11·ey m&Ie·· GROUP sta~ this month, FREE Est.· . Bnck, block, EXPERU..~ lA!ly v.'OUld A,!.; typesCall, ~ ~imates :"'S::1:~••• =: :~UNO£ : ..... ~::r.::1SM•• :
doi;. 'Vr!Ty o'ld: No iflcn· Eves: 6iJ.7,p;1 .• ". 11tonc,:·planten l: •entry like hou.se11101·k. 9.U.1-4Pl\I. ~ lll••O• MllHLAJllDI ltu LIDO ma •. •.,•~ lllillltAL ••••tell ,.... ~';~ ..... 6'£:!1683. Eves. tific'!tion Vic. University ALCOH<JLIC! 1Anbnymous ways. 531-4973. SUl\e' Dic'd. , $17100: Call 836-33Qi2. JAPANliiSB, .Ga r d e n e r . ~.N~:'i,~ltllTY PAtc ~= =~~~:~::ACN ,' · ..... :~:S.,.., OISC:IN• :i:
P.-k, o~~ .,..,,.,, Phone 542-1217 0.· Write to . ........ lo I In cxp'd, Comp! .. y;p:d.aervlc::e. ••CK UT IM l'OUNT~IN W.U:IY .-. 4411 ····-TNUM• :i:· , -·130 . CORNER lot • <>.N-........ • ~--LAu i r hou~ec ea n g, ex· . IA•-···· ..... ,, •• ,,. -IUM SHO,. "' """· ·' SIAl\IESE kitten found vie. P .O. Ro:t 'l21f't"'"" Mesa. Carpentering · · . .'6590 ~ricn.ccd, 2 days a ,\\'eek. F'rce estirnat~. 5't8-82S5 El.;;,. 1tM LOH• llACH 4llt N•ALTN c1u1s ::~.::.y)D~.'.aJint"n. "'01~· c .. rmcllta. &:. Flora. 1 ""''na_ -·;t;-5 i ·.: :: t I ·.. . > • • Call 6t2-65C5. •,·.·.· .. •• ••••• , ...... c.. . ...... • •••••• .... ·.'•'!lift··· .......... ,,. ~~VJ-,",~...... ::: _ ....... ""'" ~ ,_. .., ~" Announc .. ~·~· ~4'10 • ~CARPENTRY Plumbing 6t90 " "' 1• wisTM1Nsr'U "•nt· YilUtcH.D1c:oaAT1N1 .m Beach. 497-ll80 or 494-™ -i~ .:n ........ P.nNOR 'REPAIRS. No Job ' li~e&ai CJe!ni.~g Set'Vice ::~~~ :::•HSUU. ,., MIOWI., tfr'f I} .. ,. --· TAX ..,.
Mount'. & Desert 6710 ?.11N.·black Ieng hair poodlf' TRAZ§V .~ ILM --:-~~ ~· C&bine.I In s;ar-,qi,rpets. 11'1ndo1vs.' Doors. etc. P1:l!P.~~~· tle<;tric:al . I.~~~~~~~. . :;: SANT• ANA 4'tt taM, or.a.r•L 1i.. m.
5 AC. nr Hemet: scenic vie. Delmar & Oran;;e :4.ve., "~1 · :ages • 0 th er eab!neb. R"". & Commc I. S.:18-4111 Paint. ~neral J.!m Repaint: LIDO tSLI mi ;~:if" AlfA .HllGNn !!: ::=;1" . =
C.i\T. 6,\2-3162 SWI .. , . . ,!'<). >l~_S:SiJS, If, "° a_.naWtt leave Incl. door loc~. S1 lAL80A 1JLAN0 • 1»J COAST.rt. t i• 1Nsu1t.uka , Wi hidea\\•ay, 2700' f'I .. \vtr., • ~ -I · ~ · T 6740 HUNTINOTOtt aaAcN . l-uGUJllA a~cN tlt!i 1Nvt1T11Mft"9. OlfHtlve '"' g'ame. $5000: ~ dn 633-nIO BEAUTIFUL Ion; hail'ed Laguna t ' }I.. U itotaU \ , l]j!ll: at , '46-_23i2. 1-1. 0 . nCOnoe •X eves. HUNTINGTON NIJllOUlt 1,tH U.GUNA HIGUIL. 4111 JA"ITOllAL ..: 6'ft
· youn~ Persian cnt. TusJ,in 8: 1 ·:J'nderscn· · PLUMBING ... -Alt<:.tations -f'OUNTA•N V.t.1.iL*T · l411 MISSION YllJO .,.. 11w1L1t'I' •-•' .. ate. ,"".,. 8-10 Al\t agl,. • c~t ., ... ·1r.s ,... .I· l l"D Smile" 'l"• Serv1'ce n-. . Call ' A . SI.fl. UACH ,..., SAN CLINUUffl' •11• UJllDKAl'INe ''': ,.ve. "° · ni.e. awr •1 r1 ay,~ . • -~· (-· CEl'. repair, add., eab. I · GA \~pa11"f.i. . .nyt1 m e 11JMSf.T UA< iitts oAM& IJOIN'Ti •t• LOC:klMITM • B~~~~si1:~ BL.AC!\ 11.ud "·hlte short· Ad11ll! Sti c~ l.1..,I •.. :. Formiti, paneling, marlite.. . 646-1286. ~::gf.•~a~:ov• ;::: ~::r.;:,:;N~M. : ;:r,::Ta ·~1c 1 ::
haired pupp~~. l..1uos .. old.· ·SENsrrrVr:Jrl\'tllv.\lNIN _.Anythlns:! Di~k. 673-44:-i9 • 12th YEAR. LOCALLY . PLUMBING REPAIR UKIWOOO 1"9 MOTIU .... ",·; ................. <ttlJ ll'A tNTIN .. ,...=... _:... .. .
Business i\lonro\'ia St. C.:'11. j-~3202 \VO~P REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS QtW.ifled •· P..easonable No ·job too ·amflll g~;N:: g~::: :!: RllENTALS , ::~-:;~-•• 4.
0 , .. 6'~ f o""d. • ....... male Collie. A 11rorrame'bf-Interpersonal_ * CABINETS. ,\0y siie ,.. b \V. A. !Billi SJ.llLEY • 642-.1128"-·e oVT o, ITATI 'Ht I h ll'HO'toa«A,MT "" pportun1hes .-v '"' L<I.,.,.. 1 1 All If<! Co11/fied Public Account't 1T&NT011 1~11 Apts. Un urni1 •d ,LAST•L'!•!iO. '''do • .,.1r • 1-"°'°"'...-;.;c...;..____ Jn ''i<!.,ol ·Tit~ Ve1tlc, near exen:: ses or sm ~e. 1• 25 yrs eX'J)Cr. 5-18-6713 642-Wl · S•JG.!1666 wesTMIHS'tft 1•u oeNltAL s ... •LuM•INO aaM
.\ffilit U. . . ~ l'ivcr 5•1().0910 reeled .croups. J.f1nimaJ c RP£NTRY ~ bi anyUnle Roofing 6950 MIDWAT CITY ltlt COSTA M•S• -SIM ,..T ••OOMIN• .,.. CANDY SUPPLY chifl:e call' ~7l0. JO Ai.'1·· • A. . • ~ nets Central Buslne-ss SetviN"s s...,.TA ANA -• 1;n Mita veaot 'f,;1 111• •ooL s••v•c.• .-1.1
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opCr.ttl'd dispcriscl':s in Or· ~~~ :fr:~~-~~-o~n~ :i~c ~ile.t;~ni~ho'~:~n/ii ~~ Cem•.nt, Concretit . 6600, 23 yrs .. i; .. 81~;· • ~ • one year 64z..4;}58, ';:,~~1~~ ~11~~~'-~".: ~~o"o 1~1'j:'1Nos !: ~:rZc:;~1!~w:s. hwln. •
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area. \\'e cstabli~h route. Any ~ds art appf"t"~al,d. fathrr. Jamcs·J.~Pric-e S&.w\n;, breaking, haulifli. • your homr OJ"'bt'ftte • .•• • '".'P ',, . , 1,. C&l'•STtANO 11.r.cN ms 11.LaOA 11UN0 11n TILi, ""' .. _ & MlrW •.¥ !Handles name hrand C'a!liy . <-"-·J • OAN& ~OINT .,_ Int StAL •IACM J4M t••• 11.•vte• ... ai1d, ~nacksJ. $l~.OO cash S48-4,'j&7·a(t 6 or--6*.lJGl. Skl11loading: Lie . .;><aw Cl! • _ • • .,755 e On~tikin;;. Alterations L'JILS••o 1'• LONO atAtll ~ _,_, TILlYlllOll. MNIR. .,. "*
rAM!Ly' pet . "Gl•-r" 0-1 .l .egal Notic•s~. I 6450 ,Qv,. alit,y. 842-1010 . ,lronint· .. Dcsi ... ned lo sUlt .,,,.;' OCIANStDI UM <*ANQf. COIJNTT --· .,,MOUTltY -rtqllifcd. For personal inter-• ..,.. -I -· . . .. . · J.,... SAN 01100 1111 •A1to1111 otov• '"' WILO•,.. 6N
\·Jeiv · in Orange Co. area. A~1. 'h!L°"ed ~Y \\'/ ,1!ilv~r. 1 \vill nOt DC responsible !or 9JS".Q:'~ CONCRETF: IRPNING , in mr~hOmf', Cail le•* 646-6446 a1v1t110F eouNTT 1'• WISTMINSTtt MU w1NOOW CLIAJll•H• -. "'1
rend name. address and ff'malc do;;. 95"'? bl\00. ~1c anv debts other than. rny I Pahoa .• ~ deck!, clc. F rce SI Hr. AlteraUou! & Housl!s TO •• MOVID '"' MIOWA., CITT "" 1
phone num~ .to J\IULTI· Tllc!a Ve1·dc. Lie. Rewatd. · G Kinnev 217/70 est. 67~16 11.fl 6 pm Babysiltin;c. 345-7641 Tiie, Ceramic -· 6974 ~~:r.:~~·~ .. i; •. SAl• ~': ~;: ::! NIJINTS :: JOIS & EMPLOYME~T
TATE DIST INC 1681 tV 5-ia-8849 O\vn. uy . · · * CCNCRE'TE llo6rs, pa. &ll'A1tTMEJ11Tl •o• uia w TUS'l'IN .,. ,JoatWANTto, Mttt •"°'u• !' ·· ·• · ffiONING In mt home. $1 hr. *'Verne. 1'hc Tile Man * coAslAL JOI: ,wuT10, .,_ Broad11•11y, Anaheim. Cali· LONG haired , black &:. grey Tutori'n• .·. 6490 tios, · muonry. f.ny 11z job. ,Alte· ... ,11·0,, A!~.. babysit· . TA S LAGUNA •t!AtN 1 .,..,_....,.TID, • ·~o.:c:,;::~•c;_-...c..,,-..,,. Oo '°"I< 1 t • "" Cu~t. \\"Ork. Install&. l'E'patrs. REN L . • Laou111a Ntou1L .) 1 M•N•WOM•N ,.,. forni,a,92802{n~JT7S.5060. tiger ,cat.,biji: bu!!hY taj), -Reas. n.6'i.;-o.i a1 •. ting.Ca.il:>4:>-i&l1 . aJl 'Pla ·1 MISSIONYllJO SCHG«.l&INST•UCTION ,...
sptit l~ll rar: gm eyes. 4 yrs ENGLISH Tutor~ La.nguag!s. CE ENT \VORK job 1 No ~b 100 111:" · stcr Houns Furnished ''"' tLIMINTI! s111 '°' ,.,,..uTIOll ,... As.rociate old. "Smoky.'. Re\\·ant. Vic \1..laJI tra\'e\ed. Tll A. F,or ~1 . .no 00 patio. Leaking aholvcr G(Nftt&(, '' .. ·. . . ... "'" JUAJll tAPISTAAHO sm TMIATtlCAL '?" . ' nt'r . ·;ro.-Small~ reasonable.· ,fl'f!e Painting,. . t!l!li"ilir. ~ •. ltlNTAU TO IMAtl .., OAHA POlttt .,. st1.~.A~:,1=fn~o ft1e :~;;::; ca~s:t: ···Cot· ::~~. Ill.Yt ll~m~. 575-7~ Estim. H. sruruc\t 54-361J ·Papef"hi1hgin9 6850 847-t937/s:!G-1)2(1j ~°.•sTAA:.~'MA, =: R~AL._,;s1i4!J~~ ,,.. ~-~~~~~~s~:~
no. 1 Buslnliss of the day;"' tori" ·"1hitc \1'/gry'" ~pat.s, \'ie PARISIAN.'~"""" 'Voni:an • .. • ·, INT & Exl Pntc~ Free est!. QUALITY Ci:RMtlC TILE !USA YllllOI · • ' !!;: r ·p;_~ ~ "-~ 1.->.:P 1'\f~ 'biHrrUltJ . i . 1·-G ~ .... ,... ''"' .... ' Contr•ct.ors. 6620 \VORH ·Free e.st. ~ CALI. ~~~:::T ":::c.. ....... ~.,., if!!. )' Ol"tlCI PY•im'J '" . • .,. )T. h.l11tory of &11rces.."i. J'IO\f. Nel\'land·HB 'R'"E.\V A1tD To Tcacli.' ·LA d y Cort-Loc:re[s. 30 y~eXp. Lie. & ANY 1-I OUR. 'Vork N&WPOtT MOTS. g: f.=t~NJ.AN:U;; 'f ·t-;·~ :: oP:,ICiitdU•Mlfll.t' · •n "pondl-opo-Hons to So "·.,,, "9' 01· ~,., ""l6j · t···•I ~,~ 1-'Iv , • · , insrd. can Chuck 645-0809 sro•1 1ou11'MiNT •1t .... .... • ............ ., <>10-0. versa 1...,, '"''" "" " l• • AddltlOii!(' ... n,cniOd .. ling ft'11a1·an1eert ' N•w,o•T SHOltll "" ltOOMS .. o. ltllilT ntf CAP'I, ••STAUllHT ..,.. Calif. C:Ompletfl...fac\ory in-I ~=-~;x;~,-~· re-==-,,--l·lom•/Yo"-.......... k, 645--0942 ~ or Jim 3l8--040Ci. .~ • 1•TSH01t1s •ttu tOOM a aoa•o ''" ••• .., ~ BRO\v r• LeaHier Ccull.I ca~. .. ... ._."" Fred H. Ucn,ickl Lie. * 5.174947 ... DOVllt SllOltfl 2'21 MOTILI. TtAILll COUITS '"' lAI IOUl,.M J stalled I,: ready to go. \Yill Contain! Caid.s & drlven;' .. 085 .. •UPLOYMENT 67J..8'.MI . ... ~~2170 I PAINTINC-lNT/Ext. Wl5TCL1f'F mt GUIST NOMIS ,,,. NOUtlt+OLO eootis "'' tr.in ·-PfilW'iPf.-1 of . f\JgmL • .. ~"' Jack can do that pointin.. 6990 tJfUVl•SlTT ...... IC 2tn MISC. tlttTALS Sttt Q&llA•• SALi ..,
abilitif!S. Contact imn1f'<I. ~~~~'.11 ~'-~r1,.~!H()j.1 Job wanted, Men 7000 job-fast, rlcan & very~;; Upholstery ~~1:11A'I' :: ~Nu~~::.~':.:::::iy·. ,. :: ;t:~a~::.,.~~ION :;:
Once In A lifetime oppor. to C•rpet Clei1ning-. 6625 Est. 89;f-3895. 347-lljl CZYKOSKl'S Cusltn . Up!°'°l. ~~~.~L"'' 72"2 rt&ll11t flAt:k• . . ... -~r..r~tWIH11 :u.
mtl'ke that-hii:b inootne most l.DST'Old E:nghsh Sheep®';;. P.ETIRED Cl1lc.I Boatswain'.s PAINTING-Paper t'langing. Eu1"0pean Craltsmansl11p IJIVl,.I. TltltACf ~4: =~~~=·~.~~'!!."" '!.-: MUSICAL ~:~·U~INT 'F ~le dream of. Slartirc r:~al;. ·• n1~ ·Vic.\ n1<1te 1~king employment CARPET STEAr.f CLEAN· 2" y Ex V R IOO</, fin• 642.1454 cotON& DIL MAI _, ... INOUSTtlAL """'.'" , ... =~~N:• AN ::
Utary $1Z.COO + substantial l'a1ry1ell( & All-OC<tdo, C.?11. in marine type ot "-ofk. ED 1No soaP1 IJO.· brushes. " r.c; per. ery cas. ' · Bl ~1 ,.,LaOA '* COMM111c1AL ,... T•L.avisiOM II• Profn~ .. can h"el\ CliHOrd ~18-l28J ' . j 3~4 c t hi }"or e:il. 646-00U . . Free Est. Refer. ~1943 1831 Newport v, u;• IAT ISLANDS !3!11 INDUJTtLt.L lllNTAL '"' ..... I a tTfltlO •h•
.) . P.Q, Sf<: • OS a esa, 1..:-:,~~--'="~~""'-1--========='-==========jLIDO llLI! :WI LOfS •1• r••• ••<o•n•t.• mt (714) 774-7050 SfA1'1ESE. Cat S.tta~ from 'CA 9'2627 . -A-OK Shampoo Special $7.50 IAL80A ISIJMO tiss lt&NCMlt '1H CAMllAS. IOUl,MINT -' ' . M y· . HUNT INGTON •IACM , ... CIT•US OtOYll '1PS .... , ···~·. ... COl,N. la1,u1Clrics-fr1:,;1d11.ire MO San Bernardino, N.n . 10 YRS. rxp. Skipper. Eng. rm/less for halls. 1te.·Al:io' NO , A .TER 1<ouJ11TAtN ¥ALA.IV t111 ACtl,,.._ f-"'-· ... • i =Tllil• .,.. From 'S6.SOO to $42 .500 . 2f3/10. ·cau .l-48-8413. Deck hand.~ yilcht to• oom[1.'housedn 'g 182'7--S1S2 .' ''"L 11AcN use LAKt ''-SH•Oft~,, r.. uu•s.'« 1s ~
Anaheim. oirta ,. ea a . Re\1•ard. \l'Of k • on' or de I i v c r y ' OltANtfl COUNTY ,.. DltAN"rco. .. . •Jtry.· l !!! •wr.:;T -C ,1 LoN• 11ACH "" •••a•T,-0,1 . :. 1 ..... ,~.. ;E
·~r~::rk, J~~~!:~ton. OD i1i110· ! ·lfind' ·carved 675-{W4:).' ~152 Electrical 6640 w H. A. y· i-:s~MI~~~.. ::; ::;r,,.;,~T~T~::;· 1!. 2ii .:~.1:a~1a. · .,: vt'h·ct Strfpe 11.nliq armcht! 1 ' o,uowaTl Cl~'I'· · -. • 1111 su101•1S9*i tl.lllo · · ~ Ult. atotAo• t.•i~ 1111 w e a tmin!tl'lr, Huntington from \V. J . tnlerlo". N.B. ANpr.E\\'S ELECTR IC t • ::lrA~t~,A ~·~".~. • ~= :~.~L .'x·l::.:.~··•ICt :~ &UILDIN• MATIAIAU l!H
Beach, Sitnla .Ana; 'l\u;tin, Re\\•Al'd for Tnfo. •541)..1311 TIME FOR Small Jobs We lcome LAI~•'• ACM .. • Vff •· 1. WAl'fTID .,.. SWAPS ~ c~; ~:~~· 52:>-7&33 i.osr tgr black ca! y.·earing QUICK CASH • ~2..2143 • . • . , , . l:~s~~:N .,.~r,"J,L ;: BUSINEs:. ind PETS ind LIVESTOCK
red harnes.~· in Ille mu1ts. '"N CLIM•Ht• 1fll FlfiAN.QAl.,-·"'"' llNltAL ...
'RUG -, Uphol <eleaning. old Plea~ 'Call t:i4-12ro\•lt T • · .. ' .. ~~1t:::N~A:~ll:~"110 ;rn ausHtlitf ifMlf1P . ~~ ai = 1•rt . :t
\ , 11 1t11H, 011 ricr retiring. """ THROUGH A Floors 666$ IT Is Q&N& •oiNT tt• 1Nv•1TM1NT OllMf'Wllti#' i ~ ~ w. ;11 11111n new buyer. Truck 'ENGLl;,n · Point~. ·it' mos 1t1v1t11t1a e,ouNT'I' tNt au1u11st ~T~TIQ,· L 1'r'oc• ~ i.· ..,.
C'l CARPET VIN\" TILE .• IHVllTMl!ift.·,\i.un-' "· • ' "· .-.. &: equi~ incl: 3-1S=-72JJ old, !fnlalc, vie ~~Isl St, ll . DAIL y f!ILOT ... . . • • r:~:~::u~~NTALI ;:-,: MONI)' to 16iif:'i ~, ., ~ ~· LIFOR1Jt~ Lf\'IN~
$100l ON . Extras Income. RE\\· ARD! &16-..,.. 0io'.~f'!tim'llc Llc. ~ri8 ;u,LIXIS 'Ut/I· .,, r::~:~lL'f,lN~f , .. ·;= :v;Sltlll 'N~'I; It
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20 hrl. i:luel tn1trllction. Club membership.
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t1ilored to YOUR 1bility.
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111 I. 17th ST.
SUITE 2D
COSTA MESA
642·5792
AIRLINE & TRAYil CAREERS
For Men and Women
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S•.iif• An• 543-6596
; 61! EHi 17th:Straot '
Accredited:
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LET US Show you how to .. enjoy •
• lel1urely 11me of
golf.
FOR GOLF LESSONS
Seo Miko Evinger,
Jack Seenr,
Dean Fuller
Bob Ry•n
COSTA MESA
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
1701 GOLF COURSE ROAD
COITl l<nl 540-7200
COMPLETE Ll,..E OF
GOLF E9UIPMENT.
SAUCEBMAR SCHOOL . . .
' ORANGE COUNT\' .F~IJ\Gl}Oum • .
38 FAIR DRIVE ~ COll'l'A1 loli:I.(;
Grades 1 throqp 8 • • :
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Small uonp 8ncitndlvlduallzed,141fcj!ing )'lll meet'the l'eatlstlc needs of YoWllsterJ wbo
have-been under too much pressure. ~ver
age and above and below aver.tie . abilJUes
will ·be challenged by gootf teacliiJlgland a
variety of educational materials so that
.more reUecU\'9 learning wJ.U, resw.Jt.;;,•rt ·1
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Operate• only from within a t>'rioa ..:. not from tbe. outside. Good teacbmg can slim ..
• ulate motivation within a ,youngster by
b"1ilding on rucceastul leamina experieiices.
Nothing ·~~$ like suc°'ss 1 , .
WlfERE0 THE PROGRAM
FITS THE CHILDI
Wlllard H. Saucerman, Ed: D.
Tolophono 541-1751 (on.)• .•
School:-
STPDIO of CHARM
And MODELING-, ..
Phone for FREE Bnchre oa
"SECRETS OF BEAtlTt"
Cl••••• Now Formtn1 Haw&:to .... totp.m.
' ~ Co•rs• app1ooed-I <>g:;:'> I l..=:J bu the , _
Calif. Sup~ of Public Instr •.
*MaclollotMdT-* a..n & , ... , ... Din••·= *DI-... ~ o * Sp0claf C-lo< H-m *ear-5trts ·
FLORINCI SMAW ·
Director of ~,. State L'icenstd
Modeling Agt11C11
1519 N. Malo, Sooto Aia 5474971
1965 S.MJ C:nst Dr. (5-y H• Ylllot•> hi•'• H7·1000·
Introducing
Frog Lovers
To Chopin
Parents, don't wait until
your child i> out of the Frog
Lovers Age before you give
them the gift of music -
You wal! and it IJ!llll '1.e tog
late ! Children Ill the Frog
Loving stage ( 4-8) are the
perfect age for learning
music. '
Yamaha, after years of research, designed
the Yamaha Music Cours e'to assure that all
children can learn music.
You do not have to buy an instrument. tbere
is ho home study -just lots of 'fun fo r your
children whlle they learn n;iusic.
Classes are now enrolling -won 't you
please give us a call and let us sbow you the
whole story ol lht Yamaha Music Course!
Your blgge•t reward will be when your
frog lover looks up at you and tell• you .••
0 11gave my frog a new name, Beetbovan.''
Yamaha Music School
IN COSTA MESA 642-1844
COLONIAt MAPLE 3 Room Group
reg. $995. 5'!1• Prlco $479.95
MOYER 6'6
SURFBOARD
Used 1x. t.turt ad!! ' .. $65
675-19t9 alt 4 pm
QUILTED I ' SOia & Love Seat
reg. $229.95. S.lo Pr.ice '$159.95 LEFT-HANDED set GoU
club&, good condition, hap
$35. Before lO~After ' ~
Tony ~7ll32
KING SIZE llattre~.&. Bo~, S~gs ,.,,
S.lo Prlto $99.95, l'e;w.r full me M11coll~I' -
Jow·as $39.95 po•'"'• I , ,;,.:.i,/1'!·~-•;;;,
Sh F. I . '"" ifnroy. V<r7 Utile op 1rst Then See Our Unbeheveble Buys! \\'tar. Needs cleaning ;&i.00
toql other Items "1.th terrific uvin91I 2 · rr:cl~ cl\alra ireen.
Bail.k Terms Store Charge Mas.let Charge nauibah)'de, wrouaht iron ·
BankAmericard All Acce,ete bJSCS, 2 end tables &: coHee
Antique' O.~ lco Box
Xlnt. c:orid.? Large me w/3
doon. Ideal for liquor cab-
inet, etc. Mll$t. sen no room
in present.home; '$75. Old,
oak ottlce ·w deak chair,
IWivel type. $2:i. &JZ.J589
Eve/Wkndl.
' 1 tiibJt:• :W~' ~heel Jlght I fbi-Ud harneu llJ'ht
' ~ s.15. """' & Ill ""· 00J .. ~ efter 5' or
weekends
SCRAM-LETS
. ANSWERS Ant1que1 1110 N . G U T id oain -ut-ep -
Antique Oak Ice Box Picket -PEELING
Xlnt. oond. ! Large size w/3 Sign outside a nudlat camp.
doon. ld«f.I for liquor cab. "Come in. The PEEI..lNG
inet etc .. Mllll aeU no room here is mutual."
in Pre.nt borne: • $15. Old, POOL TABLES
oak ottlce or 1'esk chair, Secant Pool
lfl'.ivel t.Yl>e, $25. 6.Q.3589 BRUNSWICK-AMY
Eve/wknds. CUstom Slate Table
ANTJQUE.S• &: JU$: Marble From $289.
klp commode ~:Gold leaf 100% Finandll£'
_,, ••• mlml'> ' & ,.,,,_ mohog * SECARO !'001-" * .........,. w .... ut t,yprwriter chest,· tutted-M & etc. 532--00
desk_···········••···· $3%:50 Che0st & ~le rockers, $1!i 323 S. Atain St. ~ ~~";i:';:;:t""17"° ... _,.m,,m '* AUCTION *
, files • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $40.00 . If )"OU Will sell or bQ)t
l/pbobte..., ann chain $12.51) Sowing Modtl-1120 , J<I,. Windy a ""
Mc ~~~N~ROS. SINGER .\li;; rig-mg, 6 Wo~d 'l'rldayA t?''° :~
1800 Newport Bl°w n1os. old. No attach needed tn Y~~ UC IOn D«n
Costa Mesa * 6'z-MSO for. zig.z.ag, button holes, 207Mii N~ CM ~ . rle11igns etc. Gua.r .• S~O c&sh Behind Tony'1 Bid(. Mat1.
OFFICE ReceJ?tiolS Furn. 30 01· small payments 526-0016 J\fOVING ~ MUST SELL!
day! oJd. Sec!.1 desk. uphol • RCA Col ~· · · chn k sectional 1610 w SEARS Kerunore portable. or • " in a .beautiful
Coast Hwy N B. · · Sewll fon\•ard. re v e r l! e , maple ~ cabinet, Complete
• • d a r n s. buttonholes. E:t· full-sU:ed Bdrm Mt. Like
ceJlent COndillon. Only $25. tle'W complete liVifl& foom
8.17-1239 set, 2 yr old Frigldafre
R ·EM INGTON Typewriter
•fandard, xtra Jong car-
riage, newly reconditioned.
G~ metal typew r iter
table.. folding ends I:
matching metal postur e
cha.ir, like new $75. 496-2948
TYPE\VRITER, Add I n·g
machine, calculator, very
reas., ilnt cone!. 892-2423
delu.'( wuher, Older ps ---------1 dryer, works good. 'Priced Muslc•I kl sell qUickly! 89)-5410
Instruments 1125 IDEAL
l.ESJ.lE Speaker Mod No. 47. OJUple ~ KennKQ" wub-:
Gd. Cond. Rickenbacltt.r Ina: machine S125. $tO Jell
l!Uper liOnic amp &: cue. thM cost. It ia in new coodi.
MG-7478 tlon. Used only 3 or 4 timH.
ACCORDION Call S37·m9.
Full Bass. $195. 962-5618. l\tOVlNG! Must Sell! stove, ' ·~=====~==I refrig. \vasher, furniture,
Gar•ge Sale 8022 Pi•nos & Organs 8130 bicycles, 49 Chev. rr flat · -~~-----..;;=.:..;:._=c:.:;::....:.:.;::1 b@d truck. l'i1odel A body,
GIGANTIC Garage Sale -
Now di Feb. 28. BDRi\f set,
appliances,. Wol tab I e,
lamp&, bar 11tooJs. patio furn
&: f'IC. 1993 Kornat Dr. CM.
GAR.AGE Sale: -..Sat &: Sun.
10.S PM. 130 Topp. Balboa
151and,
PIANOS &. ORGANS l'o1odel A & T fenders &
NE\V .:. USED part1, f!lc. Need 2 wheel
e Yamaha Pianos Organ• lrailt":r. 381 E. 16th St, C.M. •
• Thomas Organs R.. Sale • one family 1 • Kimba.11 P iano:t -"''f" • ~ _.bershlp in Newport e Kohler & C&mpbeR ' '\ ~ll."cTennl1 Club for $525 ,
COAST MUSIC ' \n&x:ling transfer 1tt. Call 1
NEWPORT & HARBOR 494-6846 between 6 PM 1: I
Costa Mesa -I 632-2851 P/11 only
Appllancn 1100 Open 106 Fri 10.9 .Sun 12-5·''c"•"!U'=ET=-m.~!all~•-,~ .. -,-... --"===---':.:.:.:: , '· 1 rott. ·a~ ;tytDn ~. FRIGIDAIRE dryer, late .1 Double Jate;bacb.!I. Wt11
model $50. Admiral Color 1' 1 • • • • l"ell 'all --or pe.rt $3/y&rd. TV, '50. Frigkla.ire washer IF you are buytng a Piano 54()..724j
$50. Magnavox Hi-Fl " or Qraan this Y~AR &: ====~--~. AM/FM $50. G.E. 21.. are interr:sted in somt": reaJ. DESPERATE. 1'1u&t sell full
Blllck ,&: white TV •:n. All ly great deals lease 5hop fan1ily mem~nihip to ..,,., WARD'S BALDWIN -·010 N~"'POrt ~h Tennis Club ' these I: more at Hen-»• u th eet. Bea derson's, 1877 Harbor. CM. 1819 Newport, CAI. 642-3'84 is w . t offe r . ~· Open"mmt eves 'ti! & ~~::n 1:~2: Coast Coontry Cl ub. 11
\Vant kl purchase fuU 1aml·
HOTPOINT Electric washer. ly golf membership. Reply Y
2 cycles, runs and k>ok5 like Box M-918 Dally Pilot.
new $55. One Xenmore 220 electric dryer U5 and a * PIANO, &DaAL .~ '60 CHEVY $170, Desk DI, ,
Bendix 220 electric dryer SPEr;IALtSTS. • • Sect M>fa SBO. Draft table
$15. Both in good condition. No time urru t..R.e"ntal apPl.le1 $20., Lawn mower ~.
.One AiM1111y lank type to purchase W1~in a ~r. 546.-8854 ·-,--NEW ~,US~"-.r IANOll· &!:0'-r-=~=~---v&cuum •'c l eaner $15. ORGANS. ~ dtlals In ./ !llLL BUY BALBOA
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMP(OYMENT MERCHANDISE FOR ~ l!'e """•' Cotm\y. w, ••k• BAY CLUB FAM ILY
7 00 SALE ANO TRADE SACRIFICE tradez. Bank terms. n....n ME ~f BERS H 1 P. Call '
10 •4 Mion, Wom. 7100 Jobs Mon, Wam. 7100 Jobs Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobi Mon, Worn. 1 Scnoola-lnstrvdlon 7600 2 v~ 673--85lll • -IOOO &peed . KENMORE Mon&Frievez.Sun l2to-4 .l-,~=~~=---•~t.0·" Com1 -0 SHO'P HELPIR e B~S JC u.nd-e r wa ter Furniture \VASHER. Brana new. only tIAMMOND , . * HONDA GENERATOR ~, ... tw,S: iECRETARY ,wlth teaat med 3 time I(() • ,.. Sales eicper. Growth Co. hu ~ ....,, tult time do•ntmm Yoatlc man to f,perate·' dl1lI pbotocraP'1. 8 ~ hn T· QUALITY~ GAME TABLE . s. ~mendou_z ln CO NA DEL,~fAR E 300 * $l2S. SALES & ,BUSINESS tentlal + job A plush office ~;na Mall reswne 18 pren, hand drllls, and sand· 10 pm \Vaf. Starts Feb Z5. American of Martlnsvlfli!!: buy. D11treu pnce Sll5. 2854 E. Coul ~. '73a3o 54G.8679 after 4 PM
$550. call Sally Hart. 541).60fi5 p 0 Box 1339,. 1l&iW\& er. Must have cood atte:n· No txp req'd. For class (Royal Tribune) Octagonal Call 837--4239 11 . -. SEARS Kenmore Portable 1
COASTAL AGENCY · · dance record. outUne 'vrite F.M. Roberts. Tbl 48x48x25 high. F'lnest K'i:NMORE WASHER. cou· flNAL ;Cl£ARANCEJ .. teWI~ forward1 r e.v er1e '. : . •NAGlMENT snelling &. Snellliii • Bea.ch CHRISTIE Box 608, Dana. Point, Ca. ~woods. lnlJid a bur4ed \'cp. p1e. size. $125 ($4()..-ltss than d I. T n 5. buttonhole1. Ex-
( l790 Harbor m..,i. CM. Secretary ELECI'RIC OJRP. 92629 4 rnatcb cbra ... w/uphol sear. cost) New condition: u§ed All floor litodcl5 Reduced cellent condition. Only $25.
jlualill<d !al•"""' -2-3 ScrHn Printer LOAN SECRETARY 2~ Plac:.,ua. C.M. k cutm. N•w ~of orig. °"1' 3 or 4 thn ... Call GOULD MUSIC: 837"'239 . f)TI expemnte in Re tail or Silk • s1·~ -v1o "---i. • SMAU. FRIENDLY CO., THEATRICAL 7900 t"Ost Lee Goldleat & crystal 837-4239 Q;;U;;AL,.,;ITY;:;,..ld=ng,...,.-bedco--~U•-~'
'Oired Se:lll!llg to become In-Exper. Sqttne.r. ..., ~N~v.1JO~ N.tio:T~:: YOUNG MAN Ute mfg. 6 tiabt chandelier $130. Priv KENMORE auto "'·asher late 2M5 N. to;taln. SA 5f74i81 matt:rua. Completr. ~~:i,
YOlvt':d w/•a repid gro"i n1 $2.~ ~:~~~:· Call Mr. Cartrr 642·3lll 9:5 $2.10 start. reg. lncruses, WANTED : pt)'. Hunt. Harbour (2131 mode.I, xlnt cond $i5. Ken--. Sl~, worth $260. Ml-6536
:.c;arden etnter A Landscap-p I A medlcal &. ~oth«!r b e n • f, It BOYS & OtRl.S WITH lllli-1:002 ' • more Elec dryer sood cond. HAMMOND -·~ .. -y.,.. «w.
tng DeveJopment Corp. in •rionne gency 1 plans. Ja 5-nOl. 16al w. AL A DESIRE TO BE ON FROSr-Ftte 18 cu. f t . $3.i. 54$..8672, IWT...al15 , _ ... ..,., :l ,s>A-.'i-L;;B;;o:-:--.:-,-,~~~
Orarwe ~ty. ~·+ c~ri~ara:r:-=··5~7 $75,000? ton, S.A. TELEVISION... Refrla, 2 Yr, Frlgidairt'fiiiFRiciERATOR. freettt ~:~tN;~!.":!tP~-=f~·mim~ip a,';;,, ~11~~ i
commis&Sori w/ eXct. nt op. WAtTERS • Exp'd. Fut. For Free On Ca.men!. Audi-Dlux \\'Uber. Older g11 - 2 dr Philco 19.6 cu. ft. no So. Clllll. ar Schmidt P.fuzk tr81flftt fees. Box P-919 ' tJiortuitlty to advance into Secretary $SOO P'ot Recorded Into Famous ~taurant opening tion In Yout ~ c;il of\: 'dr)ler, ActmiraJ color 1'V, frost like new, must &ell Co. 1907 N. Mrln, Santa Ana Dally Pilot ~nt. Sub mi 1 re-Top s1.1n_ (SH I:._.,,_) abU-~ 5UJ191 · Ne..-.. 1ocauori. A-•y, ~ County, ~T.Q51. S-Ple<:e modmt sect. Tables m . 546-6227 ,....,~t •··-•··HI , _
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'IOIY ll ~nee to: DAILY tty to lake-chars• of cdlCe. i, SE:t\VICE. STATION Paul stevens, p AC 11' IC MERCHANDISE FOR u.pholl;tered •chain.u Al 1 USED Appliance I: 1:V'a. all PIANO TUNING & Repalr nyiotu: $1:99 yd. Shap = BOX i.f.%1: • lor busy exec. Attendant. !!Jrperienced. full DINING CAR, SOI 30th St., SALE AND TRADE ltema priced to sell qulckl)t guN ,,,..,...i,C t>u:nlap a, 1815 Expert, reasonabli>! from $3.50 up + my lsbor, ~ • ) Gal Friday $475 &. part time. Neat ae-NB. ?i-10 pm. m.s410 • ewpart, .P.t 54S-T188 Albert AartM"u 6~7 ·OOS-per yard. 847-1519
IALEs TJ\AlNSES: A ~r· General oUice wttb aood SH !f&ranct:. Apply LAGUNA WAITRESSES k hostess, Furniture 1000 USED IOfa & chair $69.9.;. 2 KENPl10RE Auto Wa!!her A NEW &: USED, PlllOOI. ZE~mi Color TV $100. ·~.su:a(euiqn la looldnc a typlfw skills, 10111e Bk-aµ:vtt.ON. 604 S. Cout must be owr 21. 011.s.llaht matchln& .. p holatered Dryer, e11.ch. 536-8411 Orrans. Rebuilt Grands, Philco elec. dry,r S75. 68 1
fDf -an ~ pgt'tttr kpc. A plua. Hwy. Broiler. MX1 W. C.oul Hlway WALNUT, ~nlah modt':m, pa.dna IJ'ffn print chairs, \Valllcti•1 c.rit. 540-2830 BliTTacuda Fonnula .. S ..
-WOUid like to be tnl""' SERVICE CENTER -VJ-STATION PUMP NB aft Udll ID i drop'"' dl"l"g room lab!.. boOt ftr 181.95. An-A I 1110 1>195. 6'0-11l57
to ~.:f ~· Many Employment Aftncy ":SU.ND S&Jame:n. Corora WAITRESS Wanted: Exper. opens to 8'· 842-I& wt\itt end I: cocktail tab)H nt ques TelM-fdttt v .. NEWPORT' Och: T•nnll Oub
a, M,000 to ttart.. 5(X) 'NewPort Ctntrr Dt, NB del Mar Shell 280l E. Cit Arpy'I Coffee Shop. 3021 8. MUS't' Sell: Llkr. ~-IOfa, .2 $9 tieh. 'The Factory, 188S ANTIQUE Medlt. JTth Ctn-LIKE •• Mmtr.I Jl!' F&IJily Membership, Clll. ;Dil.-llllJl'8den. ~ • ._..;. · SW{eJOl By appt &K-4911 H.,..,at Goldenrod Harbor, C.M. 5ingle bd& w/hdbrda. ¢ill 8-rbo(. ~2 fury oc:taional c1rved colo ;;;'$2orl '> Mi-U. ~liollP ~~' WAITRESSExfietotlb'.nt .• 548-8908, 64~. SACRlFICEI 8' couch, 11-s walnut game table SUS. ap~ .• ;Ba.ys:.::n::.KENMORE :,4ab ini ' a.atns A: 5nelll• $700 $ecret1ry SERVICE Sta. A,ttend. Ex· Sat & sun. ·t.2:30 p.m. m upbola. chrs, BR .furn., ~ P&rlc SPlce Fli N 9 machine $2.\ SIUdio couch. 1
27IO Ha1Jor Bi'lld, CM stwp. )'OWll Co. !INcll ua, per. Full tlmt. Pre.I older Main St., Balboa. 613-2850. HIDE-A-BED. 1 yr old, Jood ftlCh. recliner chr. Mite. EXCEPTtONALl.. Y c I ea n ' ' . . rood condition $50. 646...(1936
().IJ Lorah'lt: WestcUU hr-man. App: 560 W. l9tb, condition SUIO. Call su,;1027 54MtOL tntiquf:a.· Ma~ deo:ntor RCA Color TV 31". Ebony OUTBOARD t I ~ ~ ~ Age0ey, 20C3 W~at· C.M. ' Schoofs-fn1trvctfon 7600 alter ':Jl ENTIRE hou1eho1d ltem5. 431 Hellolrope, CdM. Cab. 7'* tuM. $90-. cm ~ $30.n:...~ 111: I
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