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Heartbeats
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By Doctors
SAl'f ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) -For·
mer President Lyondon B. JohnllOn suf•,
fered "transient pain•• .Jn his chesHnd
left ann today. Doctors watching hi~
every heartbeat gave him medicfue to
relieve the discomfort.
"The Presid~nt had a generally good
night but continues to ezperience dis-
comfort in his arm and chest," Tom
.Johnson, the fonner president's execu-
tive assist.ant, told a medical briellng.
"The President experienced some dis-
r.omfort in his Mm at 2 a.m .," the aide
.liaid.
Lt. Col. Robert L. North, chief heart
speeialist at Brooke General Hospital.
diagnosed the discomfort as "tramient
palru" not ' ronnected with the chest
pairui that sent the 36th U.S. president
to the Army hospital Monday.
"Our main concern in our current
trealment is to try and prevent a heart
attack," North said. "'lhls is the thrust
of our treatment.
"These current pains do. no perma-
nent damage to the heart. We don't
tiave a bleak otitlook. In fact, we are
very optimistic. Of course, no (jflf has
the power of clairvoyance."
North said John!on was given ·quini·
dine sulphate and warfarin to relieve
his discomfort. The first drug is used
to reduce chest pains ·and the second is
an anticoagulant.
At the mtdical briefing, Tom Johnson
8aid North diagnosed the overnight pains
as a mild aftermath to the chest pains
experienced Monday.
"The President suffered premature
contractions, that is, extra heanbeats
that come earlier than expected," the
aide said. "Medication was applied and
these extra heartbeats have been in·
frequent since l or.1 a.m.:
"At 9:30 a.m., he experienced an·
other pain and continues ta have dis·
comfort· in his chest and left arm ."
The 61·year-old former president was.
given x-rays and constant electrocard-
iograms today. "All were within nor-
mal Umits," said his aide.
North said Johnson's weight of 217
wu within .the normal limits for his
age and 'beigbt.
Discover A laska
lit Pilot Toda y
'.I'll< DAILY PILOT today lnc lude! a
"fold-it-yourself," four-page tablold sec-
tion sponsored by SOuth Coast Plata
Merchants Associatlon.
The section offers a Complete rundown
on what to expect when Alaska ''move..
to co.sta Mela'' next week. Jt previews
the Alaska Trade &: Travel Exposition
~·hich opens Thursday, Marth U. It's in·
1ide , on Pages 6A and 6Q.
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Security is having a dog in the house. The Hal Chauncey house is al
.i\-108; Surfside. Hal and his family feel very secure. The Great Di!JleS
are Nova and Queenie. They are still puppies. When they grow up,
second-story men will stay out o{ the litUe beach co1ony.
Santa Ana Police Hunt
·Sex Mutilation Murdere1· ·
A nude 1irl brutally murdered on a.
rainy weddin(..nltht Jn .Santa Ana wa!I
sexually mutna15d with a tree branch, a
broken botµe..arid-1 -huge paving stone,
homlclde investigator d!sclosed today.
Bound with ~. lace fr<J\n her own · moc-
casins, Beatrice Ann VWanueva, 17, wa.•
found Monday1 sprawled in the mud
behind a home of an elderly sc.hoolteach-
er who~went out ta inspect her yard.
Immediately after the victim -her
personal effttt1 acattered around the
pathetic 11eene -was ldentUled, police
began questlonlng acquaintances.
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-. I Detectives theorl:zed the young mother
or an 18-month-old baby was dragged
from a nearby slreet by a maniacal sex
killer a1 she took a short walk. aflter a
rr=~~ r~ptlon party at the home or
Footprints and other markings In the
mud behind the two-story home at 1078 w •. Se~ St., indicated a violent strug-
ale the Villanueva glrl put up for her llfe.
Beskles the sadistic sexual attack, the
'killer slaahed the glrl 'a throat with a
broken 'bottle -bits or which littered bcr
(See MURDER, Poge II
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~.Gas Repels Angry· S. Carolin-a Mob
LAMAR, S.C. (UPI)~ A white mob at·
tacked three scbool buses ·loaded with
Negro children at newly desegregated
Lamar High School today. P.atrolmen us-
ed tear gas to rescue students moments
before the whites ov~tumed two of the
buses.
Bille-helmeted state highway patrolmen
shepherded the 39 children in the buses to
safety inside the school. Several of the
youngsters suffered eye injuries resulting
Molotov Cocktail ,
Thrown, -MtSses
Capistrano Bank
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Of tltt D•llY ,lltt Stiff
Still another attempted firebombing of
a South Coast area bank building came to
light Monday with reports that San Ju3n ~
Capistrano's branch or South eJ n
Cali!ornla First National Bank was hi{ by
bombers late Sunday night.
The MolotO\' cocktail thrown at that of-
fice at 31971 Camino Capistrano missed
its mark , hn"·eVer, and was doused by
heavy rain before it could do damage,
Orange County sherlf!'s lnve.rtlgators
said today.
A day before. bombers threw a similar
crude firebomb at the San Clemente
branch of the Bank of America. That one
exj>loded against a metal and glass rear
door and caused several hundred dollars
!n damage before It burnt out.
The two area fire incidenU sparked
conversations among bank officials in
San Clemente and Santa Barbara
Wednesday In· an attempt to find 'lt link
between the San Clemente a..n d
Capistrano cases with the fire which wM
set· by demonstra~ in Santa Barbara
last week. It destro~ the Isla Vista
branch df the Bank of America. •
However, de!J)lte the ~calls-and-in--
tensive investigation by San Clemente
police and fire investlgaton, sheriff's of·
ficers and the Orange Couf!lY Sheriff's
crime laboratory, no rlrm theory haJ
emerged in the bombings.
In San Clemenle, several burglarle~
Md cases of forced entry into buslnesse!
took place shortly after the bombing of
the B of A here. •
A billiard business, a ,.ealty office and
the San Clemente Elk's Lodg~ ·were
among the victims In the small thelts.
One theory of San Clemente police Is
that the bank Incident In their city could
have been a dlve~lonary tactic by the
.pmsons who comnlltted the burglaries of
the businesses .
from glaSs flying from broken windows Jn
the buses.
iGov. RoOert E. McNalr termed the at-
tacks "unspeakable" and ' said they
resurted from sfgre--gation forces utgirig
defiance oflhe law. The school was clo,s.
ed. McNair alerted the National Guard. ·
The violence was the worst rep(,rted in
the South since the region began com-
plying in January with federal court
on:.lers for total desegregation. Darlington
County, whlch ·kw:ludes La'mar, was the
second South Carolina county placed
under.such an order.
A mob of.150 white men and woinen
gathered in front of 4Jnar High, a
formerly all-white school that recenUy
received 300 bla'cks. They were Jed by
re·staurant owner Jeryl Best, head of the
Darlington County "Freedom-of-choice
Committee," which had urged all white,
to boyooU the county's schools.
The first bus (o irr:lve, .cirfying four
(See ~IOB, Pa1e 1)
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By ARTIIUR R. VINSEL
01 111• O•lly ,1191 J l•ff
coµnts of the nightmare starm which, left
standing lakes, pools of mud and other
A group of .El Toro housewives and hnards besides de11troying roads and
their children are back home today, after sweeping away brldgeS.
.a dramatic helicopter rescue from a flash Jenny Slftner,· 10, daughter Of MnrlMJ
nooc1-ravaged canyon near San Vicente, Corps Capt. D. w. Sumner, was a cam-
Baja California. · ping trip guest of lbe Browns, neighbgn
The women and children were among in El Toro.
10 airlifted out of the muddy wash ~ton-Clutching her: arithmetic book and stp.
day, w. here up to 30 more persons, many ping oran&e juice after th!. hellco~lon· ded with 10 refugees in San Di o, the Americans, remain isolated In need of girl said It was terribly scary. 1
food and water. ''The rain l:ilew in off the gulf la te
Authorltl" said there are no serious In-Saturday night. It was frightening, howl-.
ji'iries ;-rleaths involved and that the ing with heavy winds." . "If these· men from the ·coast Guard
three El Toro men chose to stay behind ·· hadn't come when they did, we· would
wjth. their vehicles and equipment. .have beeh in rough shape," siad Mn.
r'I'he site Is about 110 miles south of San Brown , holding hancµ with her sons.
Diego.
Squads or Mexican soldiers and rescue
workeni tn four-w~Ldrlve vetlcles were
on:.lered into the isolated area today,
where ravaging rains have wiped· out
already-rugged roads,
The El Toro residents were Identified
· as Mrs. Margaret Brown, i>f 24472
High pine Road, 90llS Larry, 6, and Arnold
4j Mrs. Anne Olgilvle, a neighbor, her
daughters Sandra, 4, Catoline, 6, and son,
Davld, 5 months. •
Mn. •Brown,· conlacttd al home today,
said -another-U.S.. Coast Guard helicopter
was sent ii\to the rii0W1talnous arta this
morning and she expected further word
by this afternoon.
lrhe victims were airlifted to C<iast
GUard he8dquarters In San Diego 24
hours arier· the storm hJt, in an cvacua-
tl-On remarkably s.imiiar to those exactly ·
one year ago ln Orange County's
Sllvtrado and Modjeska canyons.
Coast Guard Commander Robtrt Cook,
rescue dlrectOr, said today at least S5
per1Cns have been aceounted for In a 40-
mlle radius of the Oood·stricken coastal
canyons.
Hikers finally struggled out of tho•hllls
to summon help. • • '
Rescued .victims offer their own ac-
~Orange
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Sunny midweek . weather with·
mercury readlng1 in the middle
60's is the line la.i:e for.the Orang1
Coast o,n Wednesday.-
INSIDE~DAY
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Coast. Heist
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Suspect Shot
In Robbe1-y ._,,
A auapect ln th• anne.:i robbery of Bal·
Pert IAungt ln Newport Bt1ch wu in
crltlul condition . JodV In IJSc.<:ounty
MldJca1 ctnttr ln Loi An&ele1 after belng
~ during an alle&ed holdup attempt in
~ Buch early Siinday morning.
Newport ~ach detectlvt C1p1. · Louh
H,... •lid Bobby Joe BMllllmttl, 30, of
l..os Angeles has been Jdentlfled as a
SU!pect in tut wtck'1 robbtry of the
Newport tavern at (507 W. Coast '
Highway. His alleged act0mPI~ In
Saturday•i 1hooling, ~tary S. Carnal, 30,
of South Gate, could not be po&itivr:ly
Identified by Newport victims.
· .. 'Ibty'n wlnled by Santa :P.1.onk:a,
Downey, Inglewood, Torrance and Loa
Angtla Shertll'• Office too." he 11ld.
Capt. Mlere1 noted Brummett i1 on
parolt from a conviction of an auault
with a deadly weapon.
Tht palr wert 11ken Into eu1tody after
a shocWut that Wounded Brummett and
three patrons of a Long Be~ch bar they
were allegedly attemptl.ng to rob.
Long Beach police said they entered
Poor Richard's Sar, 6412 E. Sterns SL
j~t before closing at 2 a.m. Sunday.
Taking positions at each end ol the bar,
the two nport.edl)' p.illed out gurw and
told U 91trons and tl'le blrtender to emp-
ty lhtlr poclle ... ~peaUn« the pattern set in the
Newport bold up, Brummett was alleged·
Jy In thl proce.ss ol tU:lng clothft from
the victlm.1, when one hit him over the
-bead wllh a b.,. otooL
Kenneth Richmond later told ofOce.r!li
ht wu "alc.k and tired of punU who had '""'·" ' Miss Carnal saw Richmond wrestling
with her partner and reportedly fired six
ahots from her .25-callbet automatic.
'.Richmond and a companion, Mrs. Muriel
Wehrman rectived superficial flesh
wounds, but Richmond's wife, Florence,
and Brummet suffered major wounds,
Mft. Richmond was repart.ed In
utidactory condition at Long Beach.
Community Hospital. ,
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Negro children , was pelted by bricks but
oUicen were able to get the student! out
·Unharmed.
The second bus, carrying 20 black
S,tudenb. arrived minutes later. Members
of the mob jumped on Its hood and
snatched off Its distributor cap, forcing it
to a halt The mob surged forward and
smashed the 'M'indows with ax handles
and bricks.
A third bus, carrying 15 Negroes, then
pulled up, and the mob attacked it,
fighting slmullaneously with highway
patrolmen trying to protect the buses.
The mob pUlled away from the buses
only after patrolmen opened up with tear
ga1. 'the gas swirled a few minutes
around the buses as the black chlldren
remained Inside. ,
Pa{rolmen then escorted the students
Jnside the school while the mob shouted ·
epithets. Moments lat& the crOwd surged
again upon the buses and succeeded in
turning two of them over.
The patrolmen pulled their revolvers
and hurled more tear gas into the crowd.
This sent the mob neelng and choking.
One shot wu n!portedly fired by the
mob but no one was hit.
McNair, vi•ho had termed the
desegreagation orders unreasonable but
had urged' compliance w·ith them, de·
nounced the attacks as "unspeakable acts
committed against the school children of
Lamar.''
"We now see the coosequences whi ch
rt1ult from an open defiance of the law,".
McNalr salh . "We now pay the penalty
for the type of di!fe spect and disregard
for authority which has been publicly ad·
vocated b)' many in recent day.!."
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Solons G14-ther
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For Utt Tribute
A delaj&tlon or scort1 of 11n1tor1 and
e<m•rusmen will join ~\I. 11.oftaJd Rei--
gal'I 'Wednesday In paylng .a last trlbUle
to Rep. James B. Utt at a sln1ple funeral
in Garden Grove Community Church.
President Nixon will be unable to at·
tftld the 1:30 p.m. cetttnony !or Mr.
Utt, 70, wlto wa1 1lrlcll:en by a fatal
heart alll<k 8Wldoy II h< altended
church in Washington.
"1 was shocked and deeply saddened
to htar of Jimmy's death," 1akl the Prui-
dent in a telegrim to h1s wklow, Char·
Jena, of 22.33 Catalina Ave., Santa Ana-:
"May the memory of his love for his
famUy and his dlsUn°gullhed service W
hli leUow .men be remitnbtted at UU1
Nd tlihe.'' the wire said.
A lli'OUP of 43 colleafUd In the HOUll
of Rtpttsentatlves and tft undttermln~d
l'IUthbef of senators pl1rt to flttend 1et-
vlOeJ lot the 35th Dlstrkrt reprt11tntaUVt.
"I hliVe lost a pertonil trlend and col·
1«agut." added tht Prealdtnt, who was
greeted by Mr. Utt Jn Janu1ry when he
regisered as ao Orange County voter.
Youths Face
Trespass Rap
After Arrest
. ' A total of 114 Orange county juvetples
and adults wlll fact Court aollpntl ln-
\'OIVing itupass in lht .latest ot IT\ln)"
rouhdup& o( reveler• 1t. the secludtd
OttOga Hlgmny hol iprlnp spa.
NEWPORT FIREMAN WASHES DOWN CHARRED KITCHEN OF HOME ON NEWPORT'S LIDO ISLE
lnve1ti9atora Traci Start of ~laze to Wa st• Basket in Kitchen of Bayfront Residence
The Wishlngton contingent fiflnl t6
Orange County will be led by Rep. Gerald
Ford (R·Mich.) the House minority lead-
er.
_ Rep. H. Allen Smith (R-Glendale)
formally announced Mr. Utt's death in
ConlJri!'S Monday, notin(I the Orange
t:ouhty natlYt a!ikid that It tlot ltnfJede
buslnen-al-lltual en Capitol HJll.
But the tleftndanbl an rounded up by
Ofanae County sherul•s deputies late last
wtek ind hetded into walling bu.et, will
be pr0tecuted under 1tate laws, instead
of the count)' code, becault thf latter
was niled unconstitutional 1fter 4 11tn1lar
raid at the same spot last year.
Sheriff's investigative Capt. James
Broadbelt said today lhe young persons
would begin making court appearances on
the miidemeanor charges thls week.
French President Happy
Now With Visit to U.S.
NE\V YORK (UPI) -French Presi-
dent GeorgeS Pompidou, ''satisfied" with
his U.S. ltip despite a raah of pro-Israeli
demonstrations, said today in a farew'ell
news conference that he and President
Nixon reached a ''full understanding" ori
world problems.
The pro-Israeli demonstraUons 10 upset
th~ visiting French leader that President
Nixon new to' New Yori!. Monday night to
apologize personally arKI attend a
farewell ·dinner for Pompldou.
Pompitlou told the news conference that
he held "very lengthy" discussions with
Ni.xon and felt that they had reached a
"full understanding of our respective
pos!Uons'' although lhcy were not always
Fullerton Law
Against Litter
Upheld in Court
Fullerton's anU·Utter law has been
upheld in a U:>s Angele.1 Federal Court
ruling which is expected ~ Immediately
ban door to door deliveries Jn that dty of
"Tempo,'' the advertising oriented Sun·
day publication.
U.S. District Court Judge Francis
Whelan defended .the proposed city
ordinance Monday In a 10-page decision
which rejected the claims of Tempo at·
torneys that the measure violated con-
stitutional guarantees of freedom of the
press.
Fullerton councilmen !pproved the
ordinance for enforctmeat l&st Dec. It
but withheld enforcement pending Judge
Whelan's ruling. ·
TQe measure specifically prohibits door
to door distribution of printed material
without the consent of the property
owners.
Judge \VheJan's ruling is on the lines of
a law passed In Pacific Grove, Callf.,
which survived a series.of court actions
and appeals and Is in farce today.
Tempo attorneys today declined tn
comment on the possibility of an appeal
pending their review of Judie Whelan's
ruling. ·
Bobby Kennedy's
Dog Freckles
S~tll Missing
'VASHlNGTON (AP) -Freckles, the
shaggy sldeklck of the late Sen. Robert F.
, Kennedy who became a minor con-
troversy ln lht 1968 California presiden-
tial primary, is missing from hJs home in
Virginia.
"It's just terrible," ri-1rs. Kenntdy sakf .
"l've never missed a dog so much. He's
been through everylhlng with us."
T h e five-year-old black-and-whHe
spaniel, who freely romped over the Ken-
nedy estate In suburban McLean, disap-
peared Saturday night. Mrs. Kennedy
said sl1e didii't know whether Frecltle1
was dognapped or menly fell 1pr&ng
Coming on. "
The dog became part 0( the Callfom\a
primary when Sen. Euiene ?.JcCarlhy
said In a speech :
"l h1rve not been able to\understand
hoYi brin¥.ing Freckles out rcMly helped
to make 1t easier to choose (i candidate)
on !hf.\ basis of issues.
"I cculd have brought my dog -and I
think that in a atraighl contest between
Fecklcs and my dog, lhat .Eric would win
-but •. I think I can camp1llgn agaln~l
both the ~nator from New York and h\a
do g." he said.
Tht. senator rrspondcd by saying 1hat
Frei::kles h11d been a "much maligned '•
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in full agreement.
The French leader said the differences
in point of view were in part geographic
and pointed out that the "frontier of the
Con1munist world was 200 miles from
Paris."
He said his talks with Nixon ranged
from the ri.1iddle East and Vietnam to
Europe and East·West relations in
Europe.,
As Pompidou spoke with newsmen in
the Louis X room at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel, a detail of airport and city police
searched his Air France jetliner after
receiving t. telephoned threat.
Police said an Air France employe
received a call from a man who said:
"Pompidou's plane will not take otr to-
day. There is a bomb on it and it will
blow up."
Howevrr, an extensive search of the
DCB jetliner failed to t.um up any ex-
plosive.
While noting that the United States and
France disagree on .iiome specific policies
he ~aid, "Ni lo the basic Issues our views
11.re the same and our objectives are the
same."
Pompidou brought up the subject or
demonstrations in a short statement
before answering: questions from ·news-
men.
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MURDER ...
body -and also crushed her head with
the flagstone.
An autopsy was scheduled to determine
If she had been raped by the man
himself. 11nd ""hlch of the wounds ac-
tually k!lled her.
All could ha\1e caused her death by
themselves.
The victim, who lived with her molher
at 905 'V. Third SL .and worke<i as a
domestic maid, was found by Edna L.
Dessery, 75, who has lived at the same
location for 60 years.
She said she went out to the trash cans
at 6:45 a.m .. noticed a flagstone missing
from her rear walk Rnd was puz1.led.
"I couldn't figure out y,·hy it \I'll& gone.
So 1 follo\\'ed the walk a little further and
sew the body of a woman behind the
gara£e t1ar the fence. t knew she was
dead ·
H ide Tlelective Larry Cornelison
theoriz e Vlllanue\•a girl -"''ho had
left a nearby wedding reception y,·ilh
friends earlier -was dragged off the
strett to the hidden spot.
Miss Diane Aeosta, .22. a cousin. had
kept the victim's daughter Lydia during
!he party and said Beatrice returned lo
lhe house in a car with friends, but left
shor1ly before 2 a.m. for a walk.
''She promised to be back In fi ve
minutes." said Miss Acosta .
Investlgal.clrs said she left between 2
and 2:30 a.m., setting that as· the ao-
proxlmale JMtriod i_n which she was ab·
ducted and murdered ~bout eight blocks
away. •
She was accosted on nearbv South
Shelton Street. which lnlt.rsects West Se-
cond Street at the corner on which ri.frs.
Dessery bought her home in 1910, detec.
Uves believe.
Subdued dur ing the !itru ggle with her
killer, the victim's hands weTe bound
behind her back with the leather moc-
casin lhong, although iibe still had on the
footwear ..
Relatives llllirl the girl dropped out of
Santa Ana High School abOut two years
ago.
ltomlckle tletecth·es today were at-
tmptlng to retrace her steps on the falfl
1'-1onday mominl{, questioning several ol
her friends In an effort to establl5h leads
toward Identifying Uie Miler.
Ht'r clothing "'as found strewn about
the backyard. while cornet>cs alfd other
items from her purse were scattered
ar ound the nude body, poll~ said.
Ueca1,1se nf the mutil11tlQn, dett.etive1
~ald ii will require an autopsy to eS1.11~lsh if the Villa.nueva girl was ac·
tuelly rRped by the killer tilinHlf.
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$26,000 Blaze
On Lido Isle
Newport Beach firemen said tooay a
blaze that did an estimated $26,000
damage to the Lido Island home of a
retired Lusinessman Monday afternoon
star1ed In a waste baskel in the kitchen.
Fire units were called to the blaze at
820 Via Lido Nord by a neighbor of Neill
D ' ~ avis· who saw smoke coming from
Davis' home.
Firemen said $6,000 damage was done
to the building and $20~ to contenl.41
from the fire that gutted the kltctten and
dining area. -
"Considerable heat and smoke damage
was su~tained throughout the structure,"
they noted .
Davis told investigators he was out on
his SO-foot cruiser "Sleepy Eye" which is
docked at the home when a neighbor
shouted there was a fire. Davi.s' wife was
not at home at the time.
Three fire unJts called to lhe s~ne at
4:24 p.m. controlled the fire within
minutes, firemen said. Two Harbor patrol
fire boats were also al the scene, but
were not seud.
Tnvestlgatctr!li wert unable to determine
the Cause of the fire.
Coin Collection
Of $5;000 Taken
A coin collectioo valued at $5,000 has
disappeared from a Laguna Beach.
homt, police reported thls morning.
Returning to his home, 1420 Hillcrest
Drive for the ·first time since Septem-
ber, Monte Gene Davia checked out his
large collection of coins, left in a locked
metal box, and discovered several hund·
red of them mlulng, he told police.
Gone from lhe box, Davis ukl, were
75 rolls of Roostvelt dimes, valued at
$375, IO rolls of hall dollars, a large
number of Canadian coins and several
"proof sets'' of value to coin collectors.
Police said a locking device from the
box containing the coin collection had
been removed but found no evidence of
forced entry to the home.
A re11olt.1Uan of ttrpect wa1 f)aSsed.
Mi'. Utt1• body Will be nown to his
home county by m!Utary lr1n1pott pion•
Wrdnesda7 1""rnillf tor IM cllutch flltl,
directed bjl hddletiict lllottUllf In 1\t"
tln.
Ptllbearttt .ttlnounced by lhe latfl
rongressmart1s offlee today Include Lee
Hasenjaeger, a bank vice president; Lee
Finley, a brother-in-law; Walter Raw·
lings, .a stepbrother; Ed Buster, an in·
dustrlalist; .Leray Lton, former Orange
Coonty Assemblyman, Robert Cumber-
worth , one or his business assoclates.
Burial will b@ at fairhaven Memorlal
Park in Santa Ana .
President NlXOn chatacterized ri.1r. Utt
in his wire Monday as a great publJc
servant whose dedication was revl!red
by tven those who took issue with hi~
51.aunchly.conservative viewpoint.
Cyclist Faces • ~
Theft Rap After
Puzzling Police
A one-eyed ban player oblrrved by
punled police In 1 rath&" odd rrndezvoo1
'l'ftth a teenaged girl wu arrdted early
today ln Co11t1 Mesa on su1plckm of
motorcycle theft.
Michael J. Qi•lrlkl, za. of 2:011 Arnold
Ave., Costa Mesa, prote1led his In·
nocence, saying he recently bought the
r"·cle for $100 In Laguna Beach and the
owner left far Vietnam wllh the regl!tra·
lion.
Pali'ol Sgt. Gary Shull said he 11aw i
,.qr drlven by a 19-year-old girl oull Into 1
shopping center at Wilson Street 11.nd
f'oJIP(e Avenue at 3:50 a.m., then lht
headlight! winked on and off.
·rnents later, he said, Quirllo emerg-
ed from an &djacent fleKI pushJng the.
1CJ66 cycle, grabbed the car door handle
and tli! girl drove off as he coarted along
beside.
Radioing for a backup unit, Sgt. Shull
·followed them to 2206 Rutgers Drive,
where he and offlcer1 Owen Kreia and
Pan Casey questioned the pair about
their activltits.
The cycle was impounded due to
several indications It might be stolen, In·
eluding apparently altered 1 er I al
numbers besides the lack of papeiwork.
The deJendants wd't rounded up tn the
area of 1 farmer hot s-prings spa 12 mile•
up Ortega Highway which ls now under
control of the Macco Corporation.
The flrm plans development there.
Broadbelt taid the trespils problfm 1t
the spa hiit llngered f<rr the plrt year,
but Oie use of the ldylile hideaway hat
been common for many years.
"The trespassing -and therefore the
law enforcement -problem is about one
year old, but only recenUy were we able
to step in and make arrests there,"
Broodbelt said. '"
"The area finally was brought up to
standards as far as posting and fencing is
concerned," he added.
Last week's reve lers tore out sevtril
parts of new fences erected to seal off
&he area.
The site Jong has been a meetlns place
for youths who allegedly engage in nude
swimming, drug and marijuana use and
sex, officers said.
A raid at the same spot for lhe aame
reasons took place last October, but the
alleged trespassers were cited for alleged'
violation of the county code.
Judge Richard Hamilton of the South
Orange County Municipal Court ruled the
county provision unconstitutional and
dismissed the charges.
His decision later was upheld after a
Superior Co:urt a~peal by the District At-
torney's office ·tailed.
Employe Guilty
Of Grand 'fl1ef i
A Leisure World employe accused of
the theft-Of cash and checks esUmated at
$1 ,600 pleaded guilty Monday to charg'!s
of grand theft.
Judge Paul M~st accepted the plea of
Nick Martin us Schaar, 39, of 1682 Iowa
St., Costa Mesa, in Santa Ana municipal
CO\lrt and otdered •Schaar to appear
~larch 13 In Superior Court for sen-
tencing. Schaar faces a possible 1-10 year
term in state prison.
Schaar was arrested after it y,·as alleg-
ed th•t he took the cash and checks from
the business office of the Laguna Hills
retirement community. It was also
testified that the bookkeeptr took an
undetennined amount of change from
pay washing machines and' dryers and
used the proceeds to finance a gambling
trip to Las Vegas.
The carpet
they both chose?
Bigelow's
Barcelona
Barcelona combines the casual, \Vind-tossed
11hag look of today vdth an elegant Sp&nlsh grille pattern. The long, slender yarns have a soq., shimmery .claw .. , the dramaUc multi-
colors ftre ?-1editerranesn-ln!plred. U•e Bar-celona In A Spanish or Medlterranl!an ttettlng
or with ultra-modern or mixed contemporary
.•. for a truly stunning E'ffect. And bec&use the [lber's nylon, Barct'lona's ao ea.sy to care for: Soll doei1n't show ... and f>lle sta.ys crisp
and springy, A fine buy [Or Any· one who wants great stylini;
510!~._
•.. a roomful of Ju>f\lry . , , At 1ne111111tot 1n.11'tlt-
a down-to-earth price. t1eo~.~~;:,,: ..,,..
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Mediterranean Shades
ALDEN'S
CARPETS -DRAPERIES
Mediterranean Mon
Oil-li--~ntiqu.-Am..,."6 ...... ~.,,.~li-~~--l,
Spanl.sh Leather• Gtan•da Gold
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LBJ Sllf f ers_, Chest·= Pains
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Doctors Trying_ t~ !'revent Any Heart Attack
SAN ANTO NIO, Tei. {UPI) -F'or·
mer President Lyndon B. Johnson sur.
fered ''transient pain" in his chest and
left ann today . Doctors "·atching his
every heartbeat gave hi1n medicinj! to
relieve the discomfort.
."The President had a generally good
night but continues to experience di s-
comfort in his arm and chest," Tom
.lollnson, the former president's execu-
tive assistant, told a medical briefing.
"'The President experienced some dls-
corpJorl in his ann at 2 a.m..,'' the aide
said.
On-site Sale
Lt. Col. Robert L. No~. chief heart
ipeciali.st at Brooke General Hospital,
diagnosed the discomfort as "lrans.ient
pains" not COMected with the chest
paJns that sent the 36th U.S. president
ttl the Army hospital Monday.
"Our main concern in our current
treatment is to try and prevent a heart
attack," North saJd. "This ts the thrust
of our treatment. ·
"These currerit pains do no penna-
nent damage to the heart. Vi'e don't
have a bleak outlook. Jn fact, we are
· very optimistic. Of course, no on: has
Helps Little ltJati
the power of cla.ir;voyance.''
North said Johnson wu-given quini-
dine sulphate and warfarin to relieve
his discomfort_. The first dru& is used
to rediice chest pains and ~e second ls
an anticoaplant. .
At the medical briefing, Tom Johnson
said North diagnosed the overnight pains
as a mild alt~th to lhe chest pains
experienced Monday.
"The President sulfered prematul't'
contractions, that is, extra heartbeats
that come earlier than expected," tho
aide sW,2, "Medication was applied ·and
these ~·nra heartbeat.5 havt been in•
freqaent since I or Z a.m.
"At 9:30 a.m., he expe.ricnced an·
other pain and continues ta have dis·
comfort in his chest and left arm."
The SI-year-old fonner pre.skien )\'a!
given i:-ra)is and constant electrocard·
lograms today. "All were within nor·
mal Umits," said his aide.
North said Johnson's Yt'eight of 217
~·as "'ithin the normal limits for his
age and height.
8f Trailers . C·ouncil A voids
Student Tries
To Salvage
Drug .Users R·uled Out
1'tle contrO\•ersy over on-site sales flf
lrailersJlt a mobile home park p13yed ti)
• large audience again at Huntington
Beach City Council Monday night.
Decision on Oil Teen Challenge tried to l a c k 1 e
downtown Huntington Beach's drug pro-
blem and left. Then Teens for Christ
eanie along but they moved on because or
fear! of an earthquake. As the council b~ghl the curtain down
on operations of Greenleaf Mobile Home
S8Jes of Costa Mesa al the Driftwood
Beach Club t'\iobile Home Park lhf'
almost packed house burst iri.to applause ,
drowning out a few boos. ·
The council reaffirmed ils decision lo
rleny a use variance to Greenleaf to sell
mobile homes at Driftwood, next to the
Sheraton Beach Inn on Coast H..ighv.•ay,
an R5 multiple residential district.
1'he application had been granted by
the planning commission and denied
earlier by the council. The issue was
reheard Monday' night, however, becau51
I~ applicant had not been notified of the
11.ppeal against the planning board'.!i
decision.
1'he planning commission's decision
wa~ 'OYerturned because the applicanl
was required lo prove h a rd sh i p,
necessary ror a use variance in a residen-
tial. district.
, By ALAN DIRKIN
Of tl!t O.lly P'llM St1H
How to rid Huntington Beach of blighted
oil v.·clls and yet protect the little man?
That problem was given anotber go-
round ~fonday night by city councilmen.
The council heard an appeal on the
planning commission's denial to permit
reactivation of a well, idle for more than
six months. on a Jot Otl Utica Avenue near
Delaware Street.
The operator of the well is Mel Elliot1,
a Huntington Beach resident who '\\oork11
the well and others on land' leased by the
Sun Oil Company.
Herb Day, city oil field ruperintendent,
said the application was one ol the few
such cases before the council that he was
in sympathy with,. He said the laod was
in the Jin~ of a .future fre'eway and that
Elliott who makes a JivinilfOi •• this and
other wells would lose the well eventually.
Robert Shaw, owner of 2¥.i acres on the
corner of Utica and Delaware, stron·gly
objected to the well and listed what .he
called blighted toncfitioru in the area.
He said reactivation of Elliott's well
v .. ould add to the pollution.
Shaw criticized the 1920 lease which he
rlaimed allowed Sun OJI Co1npany, a
Urm not based in Huntington Beach, "lo
hold 10 acres of land in depression."
'Elliott denied that hi!: operatioD t'On·
tributed to blight. He said the well woukl
produce two or three ,barrels a day be~
he would like a chance to increase produc-
tion.
"I've got nine wells and take care or
them myself, -even pump them myself,"
Elliott said. "And I work at it seven days
I ~'eek."
Councilmen wanted the city administra-
tive siaff to contact Sun Oil Company and
tell"the finn ot the oil code violations on
· the property, but Day warned the council
that sun would not dean tht area.
"They say they .are not the operator
and are not responllble," Day added.
"It's obvious they want to hold on lo the
lease."
The council decided ta defer action for
60 days on Elliott's requei.t to reactivate
the well. Elliott agreed to some conditions
providing for cleanup of the ·site and re-
moval or two tanks.
P.fonday night Orange Coast "'Collegf!
student Jim P.forocco spoke for another
group that wants to turn drug users into
turned-on ChrisUans.
But councilmen turned down P.torottil'a
request to use a basement.at 302 Ocean
Ave. as a Christian youth etnter.
They emphasized it was Ute cenler'1
proposed location and not its intentions
that bothered them .
"\Ye wou ld take a very dim vie w of lhi:i:
operation in this area," P.faytir Jack
Greto commented." We fee.I we rni&hl be
Oll<')ln& 1 fll"lqrf• box.''. ,
MoroCco, M liewport Blvd.. Costa
~feaa, said Ole center would be financed
by an Or8J11e Coast CoUege musical
11'.TOYP, Souttiern Caijfornia College, Costa
litesa, and donations from churches,
particularly the Assemblies of God.
Councilman Jerry Matney ' ec~
Green's comment. "Dope peddlers will
lake advantage of this. I know delin-
quents: would love to !lave a place like
lbal to make thtir conlacts."
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Doll arid Ber Guy
ti.'liss Adelaide, played by Li sa Hockney, is determined to get her man,
even if it means sitting on him, in lhis scene from upcoming ?Ytarina
H.igh School production of "Guys and Dolls ." Gambler Nathan De-
troit, played by Ron Ross, defntitely is on the'" bottom 0£ the deck.
_ Sho\v opens \Vednesday night and will run through Saturday night
in school gym. Tickets priced at $2 will be sold at Ute door before all
of the 8 p.m. performance&.
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Mesa Joins in Valle y'.Plea .
_Ove1· Mile Square Airpo1·t Thomas Keenan, an atlorney represen-
ting mobile homeowners, criticized what
he called the tied·in sale provision or
closed parks. He claimed the park
opera tar, after renting a space to 1'
cust()fler, could "die late" to I h e
customer the trailer he should buy and
from whom . · OV Schools Face Wrath
hlorocco replied that the objective of
his group was to gel a place accesslble to
youth. "Our sole plll'p)se would be lo
present the claims of Christ."
1t1orocco said . t h a t because or hi~
lfTOUp's message he doubted that it would
add ta the drug traffic .
The Costa ~fesa City Courlcil Monday
joined > plea by the Fountain Valley
School District urging county officials to
abandon any consideration of an airport
in Ute Marine Corps' Mlle Square
helicopter practice field.
Cltlzens Jn lhe l1Urrou11di'ng area,
bounded by Warner and Edinger avenue.'!
and Brookhurst and Euclid streets are
mounting a militant campaign against
the airpark concept.
John ·Hampton, vice president and Councilman \Villiam L. St. Clair voted ..._ gentral manager of Greenleaf, claimed
on.site sales would provide uniformity in
tlcsign of parks and ''would remove the
stigma attached to mobile home parks." Of Parents Over· Paper Beach Sets Curb
On Center Area
against proposal •. condemning it as T mm Child ·en t.YPica1 of suburban encroachment arouo·~-3 ·a I
aviation facilities which are ultimately
forced out-of operation. bl
''That's the problem \Vi th airports to-0 ems , .
DiS cove r A.la.ska
l1i . Pilo t To da.y
r\ Crest View School ilewspaper <:on-
1a1ning references to marijuana and sex
brought the wrath of more than 50
pa rents do~'n on the heads of Ocean
View School District trustees and ·ad-
ministrators Monday nigpt.
The DAILY PJLOT today Includes ~ "\\le 1vant to know whal disciPlinary
'·fold-it-yourself," four-page tabloid sec-action has been taken," said 11,frs. Ro-
tion sponsored by South Coast Plaza berta Crocker summing up lhe feelings
~ferchanls Association. of the irate parents who packed the disl-
The section offers a complete rundown rict's -board room . -
nn v.•hat to expect when Alaska "moves But the answer \\·as l.o be reserved
tn Costa J1,1esa" next week. It pre\'iev,.._ for an executi ve session, closed to the
the Alaska Trade & Travel Exposition publir.
v.ihich opens Thursday, March 12. trs in-"\\'e have been talking with the stu·
s-ide, nn Pages SA and 68. <lents and staff members directly in-
.-• 'volved ,'' Dist. Supt. Clarence Ha ll as-
Firing Study Urged
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. 'Villiam
Proxmire (0-Wis.), challenged l h P.
,Justice Department today to press
"v.·ithoul delay., an investigation into the
firing of A. E. Fitzgerald, v.•ho informed
Congress about a $2 billion cost increase
of the QA jet transport
Oran¢e Coast
"'eathe r
Sunny mldvreek weather \1•lth
mercury readings in the middle
AO's is the fine rare for the Orange
Coast on \Vedncsday.
INSW E •T ODA\' • Divorce -Californ ia .~t yre.
·rou'vc co111c a long W(ly, baby.
Now 11011 earl sever oil CO'IUU?c-
li011s with yottt tt1i.imotclled
mate in a matter of !Kl !feco11ds.
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Beacl1 Attorn ey
Sees Hot Battle
Over Sign Law
f\1on~ v.·inds, and not the 1aw, may be
Huntington Beach's besf bet al present
for getting billboards down.
City attorney Don Bonfa told COW\-
cilmen :r.1onday night there will be •
•·L-Ong and eomplex batUe 11 in be cooru
over the cityls sign ordinance.
The ordinaoce look effect Jan. 7, but
Bonfa told the council that attorneys
representing outdoor sign companies
want· ta test the oOnstitutlonality of ctr·
lain aspects ol ~ law-in the courts.
"\\'e "111 file i!rtminal misdemtanor
complaints agattist them," Bonfa ~said,
"but it 1vill be some time be!ore we get
the signs down. We might hope for somt
more big winds." •
Two signs were blown down in lht
county's most recent windstorm.
The ordinance Nnnlng billboards wa~
adopted by the council nve years ago and
gs\'e gign companies until Jan. 7, 1970, to
rem<>Ye them.
At 1 January tooncil meeting, Robert
F. Reid of the Foster and Klelser sign
eompany admitted that major aign com·
panies had 73 billboards on Beac:h
Boulevard and an tqual number on Coast
Highway. The figures did not include
lracl directional alpa..
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Vi'ould be meted out on an Individual
basis.
"But,f• he ca utioned, •·if som t of
you are waiting ta find out !''ho we're
going to dismiSli, the answer is no.
"'e're not going to dismiss anybody."
day," said SL Clair, "we surround the1n
and then scream aboul them." Of D . Ah
Councilman \Villard T. Jordan wa~ rug USe
He instead urged the parent.! to join-
with the administratiOl!'in solving 110me
of Crest View's problems, ...,·hich ac-
cording to parents, Include incidents of
children being beaten up by others,
stolen property and poor behavior.
"I hope that l''t can capitalize on thi~
Interest in a positive way_ This is the
largtst crowd that I've seen in the dist-
rict bo1rd room since I've been super·
intendent," he added, inviting them to
a meeting at 7:30 p.m. \Yednesday at
Crest View School Vt'hich v.·ould focus
on the probltms.
Since the 3-page Issue of "The tn -
fonner" was published last Tuesday.
the district's switchboard· has been tied ..
(S.. NEWSPAPER, Page 2)
Huntington Beach councilmm look a
first step lifonday night to protect the
city's $4 million investment in the pro-
r>Osed civic center at Mangion and ~fain
Slreets. ·
The council gave 1 first reading lo pro-
posals ta attach design controls on pro-
perty near the center and other city
facilities.
The vehicle is called the civic district
suffix and the community facility
district, which would establish civic
districts around the public dev"elopments.
Ted Kenned y Mobbed
DUBLIN <UPI) -Several hundred
v.·omen and children mobbed Sen.
Edward ~1. Kennedy outside his hotel to.
day, shouting "God bless you. T,ed" and
pressing in lo touch the Massachusetts
Democrat.
absent and the measure passed on a J lo
I vole, calling for the airpark tentatively
proposed in the county's Master Plan of
A vlation, to be forgotten.
School officials say the ~1arine Corps
will never allow fhced-wing aircraft to
operate from th"e one-square-mlfe facility
now used as a helicopter training field.
Authori~es..Jn Wa!ihil"!g1on ( i !! a 11 y
agreed to a.llow partial use of the sile as
a county regj.onal park and the schoo l
district is anJigps to obtain a future cam-'
pus site ther'f.
County Supervisors recently refused tn
eliminate · the airpark site -one of
several shown In the aviation plan's
Phase Ill -from the Marine Corps pro-
~rty, at least on paper. · ·
They did agree to make choice of ~
future airport site a priority Item or
business to enable the Fountain Valley
SChooJ Diatrict to re.solve the · site pro.-
blem &s ·soon as possible. '
R ossmoor VP Defends .F.HA
Criticizes A1sii1tlt on Mortga.ge Program
Br I A.RIA.RA KREllJCH ral Accounting Office criticized FHA ap-' · bought land for the Laguna Hill~ Leisure
Of "" D.., Pli.t ltd pralsal procedures which, it stated, in-World at $2,,600. an acre in 1961 and ty.oo
An ereeuUve of 'Rossmoor Corporation creued a11 much as 600 Pf1:Cent in three-yura later -l'ppraised it at $10,500 .tn
In LalUJla HUls today vehemently denied years. ?>fort Ulan a third of the Housing acre. "Jn total," saya the report, "FRA 's
impUcaUons in 1 congressional report . and Urban Development Department's apj)raisals ot Tand for the fli'st 15 lll!g-
crlticlzing the federal ~'°us j n g $800 million in mort&age Insurance for ments of ,the community, whJCh cov,ered
AdmlnlstraUon for iLs f270 million in-cooperatively owned, moderate.income about .500 acres, o{ laod\,.exceeded !he •
vestment in federally -insured mortcages housing has gone to five ~ure 1Worl~ wrChase prlct paid :by.t.bc deveJQper by
in five Lelaure World communities 'acrou projedi, llltf report atiltd. about•S6 million.'~ • r. · .
the fl!t.lon . ~~ lqal Wl'Ollldo:ln11is char~ed by tfle The GA.ti. saYs'Rosenwald. ·rans.~o take
"The FHA ahoukl be complimented P.'r ,GA.0.,but thf: method of appraisal used by <into account Lhc fact thal the· R6ssmoor
lb forward thinking In )illowln1 Ulf'se the FH'A i3 aharj>ly ctlliClzed, parUcular-CorporaliOn •was · obliged to invest $12
plaribed communltles," said Robert r .. ly ~ .separate appralaal of eat'ft new mUUon In its land pun;hasc before Lhe
Rosenwald, Rossmoor vice prealdenl and housjng development laWlChed within a nm sale. was 1J1adc. .
general counsel. Lelsurt Work!. · "We had to put in roacb, bring II\ -
"People in the upper age category re· Under the proeram. Congre&l limited water, uUIJties-.nd sanitation," the of·
quire: this type_of communlty. It haa1done fc4,ra1"baeklng t0: $20 mllllon for each Jlcla.I Nid. "Our shopping ctnttr ww.11
much to open up their llvu and wlthoUt project. The FKA dcemfd each new complcttd, by'neceaslty, before the fir!I.
FHA coope.r1ti011 it could not have been Leisure \Yorki sutidtvl.iJon • teparate. Rf'O-__roplt-ipoved if1 and 'we had to !rive.st 1n
achieved." ]eel;, ent!Ulng it to $20 mlRkin. 1 model·•P&rtmcntlend 1 clubhouse. Otber
The report to ConifCSS rrom lhc Gene· The ttpot1 1tates thll lift· dcve!Oper (See ROSSMOOR., ra1e: !)
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Fifth and sixth graders at Fountain
Valley's Tamura school heard about the
dangers or drug abuse.today in a day-long
session on narcotics.
1'hc day was desi gnated "Impact Day"
by school district administrators · who
hope the informalioQ they presented to
rhe students through films. slides and
·1ape recordings w111-help forestall
dangerous experimentation .
The program began with a mult i·media
presentation of the dan,gers in such drugs
as marijuana. LSD, seconal. am·
phetamlnes and vollltlle chemicals jn-
ctuding glue. paint lhinncr and gasoline.
A discusSion on the effect of. drugs on
the .nervous system follo1ved with an 18-
minute color film and a queslkm and
answer session .
The afternoon was devoted to sn1all
group discussion of .questions raised dur·
ing the presentations and socio:dramas
by the students.
During the following two weeks the
students 1vill spend between ·30 to 60
· minutes a day discussing whal they have
· learned and how lo avoid sttuatlons in
"'hich'they may be exposed to narcotics.
An illustrated booklet, t'Ontainlng drui!:
ll'r_rninology and cartoons will be
distributed to each student to a~ist in the
ca mpaign.
"lmpacl'Days'' have also been schedul·
ed al other schools in the Fountain Valley
School District during Ule nexL-!ew
weeks. the dates are as follcrws :
l\.lcDowell School, htarch 4: · Nie~las
Sc.Hool: ~1arch 5: Lamb School, March
31;1 Bushard School, April I; Arevalol1
S¢1iooli April 2;"FQuntiln ValltY, SchoOI~
'Aprill 8;"Fulton School,•Aprll 10, ~and c;,ler So;hqC>I. ~ptil 14.
\Yardlow, Harper and Newlsnd SCbool"
have already had their "Impact Day~•
11 ndl are currently in lhe two-we'-k follow·
up period,
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1d1owed a slender gilin lnle this aClernoon
In rnodcrlie tr.adina. lSe.e qu01.1Uooa.
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J: DAll.Y ,ILOT H lut-,1, ¥J~h. ''t lt7~ •
'Love No Pris onr
Leary Returne_d
To County Jail ·
Faclna 10 years in federal prison and a
-yet.Undetermined: sentence here on mari·
juana and LSD charaes, Dr. Timothy
• Leary Is 'back In Orange Cpunty J~ll te>-
~ day attar 1tntenclrlg Monda}t in Texas.
The &0-year~ld fonner H a r v a r d
• PfYcholop profes.aor was given the term
by U.S. District Court Judge Ben Con-
• nilty, and flown b1ck lmmedlately
• following the heiring.
"Love cannot bf: a prilOner," !houted
Dr. Leary as two burly U.S. marshils
e&eerttd blm from lhe H o u 1 t o n
. courtroom and a walllng a I r p o r t ·
I llmouaine. .
. , One wore black and the other wore·
white. • '
Mn. Rosemary Leary, who also facea
· the ~tlrch II sentence hearinj; before
•. Judie Byron K. McMiiian' in _Oranae
· Ceunty Superior Court, read a statement
atterward.
Judie ConnaUy -like Judge McMUlan,
• who ound Ute CG\lple and ion John
•· Leary, 20, auUty 1111 month of the drug
"'"J>OUeulon charae originating in Laguna
Beach -said Leary ts 1 publlc mtnace.
Mrt. Leary agretd, but not 1rl the same
.Road on' Stilts
· Over Beach Park
'·Said Possible
: Shou.ld Talbert Avenue t>e built on stilts
· to tower over the propoted Huntincton
Beach central park?
That waa the su1gestlon Monday night
of City Oouncllman Jerry Matney who
•trttd with Councllman Donald Shipley
that a major hla:hway should not nm
throu,«fl the clty'a major parlt.
''I know It would coat more money, but
U both· Golden Weat Street and 'Talbert
,. Avenue wer. built on plilnJ11. the central
p1rk cou!d be bu1lt under .PJem,'' f.fatney
aaid.
Talbert currently stops on lhe easl side
of Golden West, but future pl an! call for
it to be a major artery through to the
Bolu Chica area.
Public Works Director Jim \\'heeler
·told lhe council that Talbert Avenue
would become a necesslly when Sl'"al
OU Co. devtlops lls Balsa Chica holdlnas.
"The city or Lendon forbids any
hiahwayg running through Hyde Park. I
don't see why v.·e can 't do the .same,"
Shipley e1clalmed.
Ma tney lhtn suggested building both
roa~ oi1. pilings and connecting Lake
HunUn(ton and Talbert Lake for one
Jarge waterway under them.
''He just want! an inland Top or the
Pier," joked Shipley.
No dttltlon was reached on the futu re
of Talbert Avenue.
and denial of bond came "11 a shock,
although I see il h1ppentn1 all around th&
country ..• a sU fflna of frte speech."
"I don't think the yoon& peopi< ·or
50elety are going to tolerate Ods much
longu," Slal'.ldard aald. u1t.ll alien to our
system, . alien ·to our Aftck>-Amerlcan
belle.ts. This country 11 1n a state where
one of the difficuJUes 11 the pena?Ues are
more horrible lh•D the crime.''
Leary was convicted of •muallng
thrte ounces of marijuana conct1led in a
snuffbo:t hidden ln bb: 11-yeir-old
daughter's underwear. .
March 11. la the 1tntence date aet In
Santa Alla.
Beach Okays
Central Park
Second Phase
Phase two of the land acquisition pt~
gram for the HunUn,ton Beach Central
Park "'" put In motion Monday nl1ht by
the city council.
Councilmen 1utborl1ed a request for
$SU,115 ln feder1I funds from the Deput-
ment ot Houaln1 and Urban Devtlopment
CHUO) to buy another IO 11:rt1 let the
park site at Golden West Strftt and
Talbert Avenue.
'I'Wo plot.a of land, OM jull west el Lake
Hunt1n1toJi along Edwards Str.et and the
other a twampy area west of Golden
\Vest and south of Slater Avenue, would
bt purcha!td with the money.
The awampy ant Is the 11ectlon Coun·
cilman Donald Shipley called "a major
breeding ground for the water fowl in this
area."
Shipley has urged tht city lo buy that
land as soon at poulble kl enue Its con-
tinuance as a brtedin1 ,round.
Some of lhe 50 acres la owned by the
state, while private owners control other
parta of It. The request for federal funds
· has c.lttady bffn drawn up.
No estimate wu given on the time it
will take' to 1ain the federal funds and
buy the land.
W. County Man
Faces Cl1arges
111 Auto Death
context . A ·Westminster man was formally
"Judge Connally is righ!.. f.1y husband cha raed with manslaughter, felon)' drunk
Is a menace lo IOClety. \Ve are a menace t'lrlvlng and felony hit and run today In
to the community which makes . a ronnecUon with aa accident which took
mockery of the Constitution. If he were a the life of 1 24-year old Anshelm woman Lhltf, he would be out on ball. n Sunday
Leary's at.torne~ Mltchell Standard of n..iJph Ponct. 7312 Park St., was &r·
New York City :iatd the ID-yea.r sen tence ra igned at West Orange County Court
, ~ tt)lt morning on tl'Je charats. No bill] has
been set yet. Gm.tar T --sons Police all•&• p-WIS "" drtver of ~ an automobile which struck four parked
• <'ars on Golden West Sttetl near f.1urdy Slated ID• Valley ' Park In HunUngton Beach tatt ~unday,
resulting in the death of Maurine Grace
Guitar lessons for advanced f'l\ayers
will be off~red tonight at !he Securlty
Pacific Bank, 8850 Bolsa A. v e .,
Westminster. for members of the Foun-
tain Valley YMCA.
Lessons start at 6:30 p.m. for guitar
picken a1e 7-10, and at 7:30 p.m. for
player• 11 ·15.
Guitarist J(en Conney \\•Ill teach the
~··· Ftts are ~ for Yh1CA tnembers artd t7 for non-member s.
DAILY PILOT
OlAHOI. CO.UT ,U.LISHIHG COM~AHV
lt•\i••I N. Wte4 ,, •• i.tnt 11'1111 'll&lhllll'
J1ck Jt. Curit!
Vo:t ''"IClt nl 11111 °'1\lfl M1n"tr •
Tho"''' K,, .. a
!df!tr
Tho~11 A. M11rphln1
Mtnttlfto lflf'Or
A!\i1rl W, lilt.I
"uoc!1tt ltll•• ·
H1111tlllft'MI .._h Off5"
17171 letth ltwl t"t •11
M1lll11.t AdJr11u P.O. lor 7,0, ,2.41
Other °'"'" ~ .. Wit k«/'1: m l'tflll AYlft"
(•t1 MtM: U0 Wh l a1y llrfft
~-~J llldlr Ull WMt •tlllol leii!nt .. St~ ·c11....,,1t. lOJ ....,.,,~ El c:u1111111 1t111
Rodriguez, a pas1en1er.
Ponre r1n •way from ~ WJ'tCii:ed car
and tried lo escape through a nearby
alley before he w11 Jlopped by a pol\c~
officer, invesUaators 11!d.
Bike JJ.censing
Deadline Nears
Bicycles In Seal Beach htd better be
licen~ l'Jy lht end of lhl1 week.
After that the police deplf1:ment wlll
issue citation• under a M W city
ordinance: req_ulr1ng •II bikes be licensed .
The cost ot a llce:n11 Is St.SO and lt'l &ood
for the life of the bike. ~
The new policy was adopted afte r the
old blcycel ordinanct, which requ lred a
license ever)' year at a .cotl of &O cents.
was drbpped. "That old ordinanct was
never enforced," accord in.a to sat. Sam
D'Amico. ·
But lhe ne:w one will be, so hustle down
to the police departmenli-for the
perpetual llcen11e.
The bJke ordlntnce Is emphaalttd now
becau~ ~larch J-7 is "Safety Week" In
Seal Beach. an idea prompted by lht
\Vomen's Club.
J1ast Barel11
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OA t~Y l'ILOT 'llttt ~y lllcll1'11 lltl~t.r
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RO SSMOOR . • •
facilltles. Including the medical center
swimming pools and golf course camt
later. All of these improvements Wtrf
nece111r1 fot lhe _!U! •f cemmunJty we
Wiit 1ltampUna lo biill d liid the FHA
rtcognized this ."
\\lith the improv,mtnls , Rosen'.l•ald ex·
plained, subsequent "rair n1arkel value''
appraisai! of new hou!ing areas naturally
lncreastd.
··rhe·rHA was required to appraise al
fair market value," he said, •·and now Ii
is being criticized fo r dQjng that. I nligh~
point out that comparable properlteJ
across the freeway from Leisure \Vothi
were being appraised at the same value
as the area developed.
In making comparisons \\'ilh raw Jan i!
1•alu~. Rosenwald added. 1he GAO alsn
railed to take into allCOUDt the fact that II
large part of the gross acrug-e purchased
\\'as undevelopable and further large
segments were restricted for houiing
development.
As a result, tht value or the land. rr"
mainidg for act ual housing automatically
increased .
Rosenwald said the Leisure \Vorld
developments definitely qualif~ed es
moderate income housing, with an
original price r;lnge et Seal Bea.ch fron\
$9,000 to $13,000 and at Laguna J1ills fron1
$11 ,000 to approximately $2~.ooo .. T~e
present price range at Laguna llills 1s
$22.000 to $49,000 he said. . ~
NEWPORT FIREMAN WASHE S DOWN CHARRED KI TCHEN OF HOME ON NEWPORT'S LI DO ISLE
tnvestlgitors Tr•ct St•rt of Bl•zt to Wist• Basket in Kltche11..._of Bayfront Res•d~tnce
Principal financing of the Le1 sur~
\\'orld projects was th rough FHA unhl
the end of 1967. Since 1968, wben t~e pro-
jects were changed frorn. cooperatives. In
condominiums, conventiona l flnanc1n1
has been used, thert being no FHA p~
gram available under the increased tn·
teresl ra te. New Administrator Set Fh·emen Douse
$26,000 Blaze
On Lido Isle
''The Leisure \Vorld communities are
probablv one of the finest investments
made by the FHA ," Rosenwald s~.id.
"There has never been a foreclos ure 1n 11
Leisure World; it's actually risk free., In
insuring these loans the FHA was taking
virtuallv no chances \\•ith its in1•estment
and is Still makih'g a good profit.",
At Huntington Hospital
A new man i~ moving intll Ule top po.st
r.tonda y al Huntington Jntercommunit y
Hos pital as hospital administrator.
JrvJna S. Cassinl will le ave . a 11imllar
poat at Doctor 's HospJtal in San Leandro,
to take O\'er duties from Robert C.
McLtan at Hu ntington.
The change in leadership completes ar·
rangementa made five month$ aao when
both Huntlniton Infercommunlty and
\Vestminster Community ho8pitals were
sold to a nationa l corporation bued in
PhHadelphla.
Hunlinilon Tntercommunity is a 141-
bed hospital wllile th e Westtninster Jacili·
ty has 126 beds. Both hospitals will pro-
bably be e;.;panded in the near future,
~tcLean said.
Planners Brace
For , Big ·Se ss ion
01 i Land Parcel
Ne11 port Beach flreriien said loday a
blaze that did an estimated S26,000
damage to the Lido J5land home of a
retired husincssm <1n ~1onday aflemoon
started Jn a 11•aste baske1 in the kitch('n.
Fire units were called to the blaze at
820 Vla Lido Nord by a neighbor of Neill
Davis who saw smoke coming fro1n
Davis' home.
Firemen said $6,000 damage ~·as done
to the building and $20,000 to con tents
from the fire that gutted !he kitchen a~
dining area.
The $270 million in FHA insured
mortgages cover about 18,000 coryipleted
units In Lei!ure \Vorld communities at
Seal Beach, Laguna Hills. Walnut ~refk,
Norbeck, Md .. and Monroe Townshi p. N.
J .. Rosenwald said. and the FHA con·
tinues to re~ive a contribution from
eve ry payment made on all these units.
"I don 't think new O\lt'ntrship and nt\Y 11 t;• •• Bea h 1, n n I g •om · un .. ,g...,n c p n ... -
management will have any effeet on the mi ssioners are b"acing themselves for a
"Considerable heat and smoke damage
"'·as sustained throughout the structure,"
they noted.
· Te sa id ·a draft of the GAO report had
been submitted w both Rossmoor and the
FHA and. both had responded in sepaMte
corresJXlndence, setting forth the fac~f
the land appi'eciation. including Im·
provemenls that ~·ere required to be put
in. and denying impllcatians of poor
handling of government funds .
funcUon of the hospital," ?-.1cLean said • __, lrngthy discussion.> tonight about one of Friday.
Davis told in ve11tigators he was out on
his ro.root cruiser "Sleepy Eye" which is
docked at the· home w~n a nelahbor
shouted there was a fire. Davis' ~·ife "''as
City Librarian
To Atte nd Meet
i•1cLtan will assume a po!l as ''iee
president of Medical Data Systems,
where he will work with \Vllllam Power,
one of the former owners or the two
hOl!pltals.
Power was head of Uni-med which built
and operated the hospitals I n
Westminster and Huntington Beach. The
new owner it American ?-.1edicorps Inc .,
which owns more than 35 hospitals acro.ss
the nation .
"We simply turned the Unl·~d
orcaniz11tion over to AMI," McLean said.
He declined lo give the purchase prl~
but said Huntington lntercommunlly
•1os pllal is valued bet~·een $5-6 ~illl~n
and \Vestminster Community Hospital is
worth about $3-4 mill ion.
"I stayed on as.hospital administrator
until AMI could bring in their own man,
as \\'e had agreed al the time of lhe
sale," explained McLean.
A four-story medical to'A-·er on property
In front or Huntington Jnttrcommunity
was not included in the sale. II was rt·
ts.lned by Power. In conjunction \\•Ith
several local doctors.
Golden Wes t Street
Wo rk Now F inished
Worlt on Golden West Street wa11 oUl-
cially designated as ''com plete" ~1onday
night by the Huntlngton Be~th City Coun.
ell.
The final cost of ~·idening and le\'eling
Cr0ldtn \Yest from Pacif ic Coast Hi.jhway
to Warner Avenue was f799,5S''.13. Sully.
r.Uller handled the conslruc\Jon Work.
· F rom P •11e 1
NEW SP APER • •
up by c~mplaints rrom parenls ~·ho ob-
Jeded to ce.rtaln pa&sagts.
"Titht supervision would have been
a good preventative," sald Hall. "\\o'e're
hopeful that supervision will now be
provided to keep such things f ron1
recurring . .,
the city's most contro\'ersial piece of
land.
The lot, located near Brookhursl Strett not at !lorn"e at the time .
and Adams Avenue, encompasses l! 'fhree fire unit! called to the scene at
acres and is planned as a ~oordi~at~d ll .24 p.m. controll!d the fire '.l·lthin
commercial development. which WJll JR· -1 r· n said Two llarbor patrol
On ?ilarch 10 Huntlngtan Beach librarl·
an \Vafitr Johnson wil l ge l ideas on the
!'hanging role of the community llbr.ary
during a seminar in Grand Rapids. Mich.
. m1nu es, 1reme . elude stores, a car wash and a St rvice ·• rlre boats ~·ere also at the scene , but
station.
Pressure from the · ~feredlth Ga rde ns
Homtowntr's Association over how !he
property sho uld be developed has so far
prevented a use permit decisrbn on the
car wash and the service station.
The homCO\\'nen havf' charged the
develope rs with laying out a "hodge
podge·· ph1n. \\'hich would later al101v
them to "coordinate'' an apartment com-
plex into the area . ll orneowners
adamanll y oppose any a pa rt men t
development.
They are oppos!d to 'ii concentratlon of
huildings on lht sou1hwtslern JXltlion or
the land, "'hich would leave a me.jor I..,.
~hapc<I portion lhry claim would be of no
use to commercial interests but ~·ould be
suitable for apartmenls.
At tonight's meeting two of the in·
trnded developments, a car 'vash and a
.ser\·lre !latlon. \\'ill be brought before the
{'On1mission. Decisions on bolh have been
delayed repesttdly because of the con-
1ro\'er~y.
I'm mad
for
Mediterranean .
lrere not. seud.
lnvcslfgalors ~·ere unable to delern1inr
the cause of the fire.
Emplo yes 1-l elp
W. Co un ty Fund
Ci ty employes ot Hunt ington Beach
f\1onda,v night chipped 1n a c~el'k for
$6,J 15.52 to help the \\'e st Orange County
United Fund .
The money wa~ turned over to the city
council for safe keeping until ll can be
distributed to the HunUngton Beach Com-
n1unity Chr.st and various United Fund
agencies.
Fire Chier Ray Picard said the emp!oye
donations exceeded last year'! total by
more than Sl ,600.
The City Co11ncil t\·1onday night told
Johnson he could attend a two-day !iem-
inar which featu res speakers on llbrary
<'onstruction, financing libraries and the
rol e of the community library.
Citv Adminis tratar Dovie a1iller 111id
the s"eminar would help J0hnson plan the
proposed ne\Y library which will be ln the
city's central park.
llEW Attorney Nruued
Civil Rights Chief
\\!ASHINGTON (U Pfi - J. Stanley
Pottinger. San Francisco Regional At·
tcrney for the Health. Education and
\\'elfa re Department, ~·as named today
to su.:ceed Leon E. Pantllil\ the ousted
}IE\V civil rights chief.
Pollinger. 30, is a native qf Dayton.
q_hlo, and has Ji ved in San Francisco
IJll'Ce 1963.
The carpet
OC' they both chose?
IW Bigelow's
-Barcelona
~Jona combln~s th,.. ca1u1.I, '.l ind-1osi;l'd
1h11.! look or loda~ \\ ith an elea1nt Sranbh E"rll f PBUern. Ttie long, slender yarns h1tve 11
irort, •hlmmcry glo"'' • , . the dramaUc muJl i. colors 11re l>l'lditerranran·i'li;plred. U1e Bar-etlonet in a Spani~h or flledltl'rranf'an ;cl tin~ or \\•It h ultra.modC"rn or m!~ed «:ontemporary
... for 11 tndy sluh11!n1 eftect. And beceuse I~ .fiber's nylon, kretlona'110
Top of Pie1· Plan Okayed-
ea1y to «:are (or. Soll d~sn't '1095 aho\v ... and p!l r stn)s cds1i
•nd 1prlJli:,V. A fine buy for a n~· •4'· y4. one ""ho \\&1\1.s great stylino;:
I
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I ;..•!1<11lfo• ..... 1 .. . . . a ,oomru n ®1ry ... II 1_,, .,.,,., .., _
a down-to-e!U't h pr1et. "'" ... ~""
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The controvtnlll Top ol .the Pier pllft
barely btc:aJne a ptrt of J{unUntton
Beach'• muter plan of city dtvelopment
~lond1y nl1hl. •
The city council adopted It 4-3 •• an
11mendment to the master plan. Cown-
cilmen Donald Shlple!', Ted. 8art1ett and
Georc1: ti,fcCraden a I apposed It whll~
J\fayor Jack Green and Councilmen Al vln
Coen, Jerry titatney and •fenry Ka1.1fm1n
\ oted in fa.,i>r of JL
~o immediate atllon Is tX'J)t(lttd from
lhe ell)' because downtown bu1tn11&mtll
ha ve bffn ctven until flJ'l y April to find
AA 11!1mete pla n for using their pro-
perty.
Th • Top of the Pier pll1.n would create a
large municipal parking lot dovmtown to
krve the beach area and proposed com·
merdal de,•eloprrenta.
DoM!tov.11 property owncrl a n d
businessmen ha ve opposed the plan
Mi:&U9t. thty feel II is 1n encroachment
on lhe right of private enurprl!c.
By 1dopll ng lht rr,p or the Pl~r p\M
the counell cle1red the way for city AC·
Lion Lo reronc some or the area.
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&·Sunny
Me~iterranean Shades
Mft!lterT•n•an Moss
Antiqua Amber• Spaniah Poppy
Sp1nlah Ltather • Or1nada Cold
Ata vio A.vo<ado
I ..
appro,·ed
Bl&&low
nylon pile
ALDE N'S
CARPETS-Dll,4PERIES
e l J YE11•S S~lVINGt 1Hi OlANQE COAST e
166 3 Placentia-C:asta Mesa
Phont 6~MISI
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Glwl, 17, Vit!tlm
Sex Mutilation
Slayer Hunted
A nude girl brutally murdered on a
rainy wedding night in Santa Ana \\'as
ge~ally mutilated with a tree braoch. a
·broken' bottle and a huge -paving stone ,
homicide investigator disclosed today.
Bound with a lace from her own moc-
casin&, Beatrice Ann Villanueva, 17, was
Preside1it
Of France
Happy Now
NEW YORK (UPI) -French Pre:si·
dent Gcor&es Pompidou , "sati&Jied" with
his U.S. trip des pite a rasn of pro-Israeli
demonstrations. said today in a farewell
riews conference that he and President
Nixon reached a "full understanding" OI\
world problems. ·
The pr~Jsraeli demonstrations so upset
lhf' \•isiting French leader that P~esident
Nixon .flew to New YorA Monday night to
apoloiti e personally and attend a
' farewell dinner for Pompidou.
POOlpidoo told the news conference that
he held "very lengthy" discussions witll
NiXon and £elt thaL they had reached a
••tuu understanding of our respective
positions" although they were not alwa ys
in full agreement.
The French leader said the differences
Jn· point of view were in part geographic atid pointed out that the "frontier of the
Communist world was 200 miles from
Paris."
He said his ta!~ with Nikon ranged
li:oin the Middle East and Vietnam to
EurOpe aod East-West relations irl
Europe.
As Poinpidou spoke with newsmen In
the Louis X room at the Waldorf·Astorja
Hotel. a detail of a.irport aod city police
seari:hed his Air France jelliner after
receiving o telephoned threat.
Police said an Air France employe
received a call from · a man who said :
"Pompidou's plarie will not take off to·
day. There is a bomb on it and il will
blow up."
However. an extensive search of the
t>C8 jetliner fa iled to turn up any ex-
plosive. .
While noting that the United States and
France disagree on some specific policies
he o;aid, "As lo the basic issues our view5
are the.same and our objectives are the
same."
E11ln9 Office
\Vayne T. Miller. 29. Costa
Mesa, has announced his can-
didacy for marshal of the South
Orange County Jud'icial Di s-
trict. Election will be held in
June. Municipal court system
serves Laguna Beach, San
Clemente, San Juan Capi-
strano, Mission Viejo. Ne\v
court qu8rters are in Laguna
Niguel .
found ~1onday, sprawled In the mud
behind a home of an elderly schoolteaclt-
er who went out lo inspect her yard.
Jmme<tiately after the vlcthn -·her
perwnal effects scattered around the
pathetic scene -was ideptlfled, police
began questioning acquaintances,
Detectives theorized the young mother
t'lf an 13-month-old baby was dragged
rrom a nearby street by a maniacal sex
kllltt as she took a short walk after a
wedding reception party at the home or
friends.
Footprints arid ~r-markings in Uie
mud behind the two-Story home al 1078
W. °Second St., indicated a violent strug-
gle the Villanueva ·girl pot up for her life.
Besides lht sadistic sexual attack. the
killer ·slashed Q\e girl's throat wilh a
broken bottle -bits of wtiich littered her
body -and also crushed her head with
the flagstooe.
An autopsy was scheduled lo determine
if she had been raped by the man
himself, and which of the wounds ac·
tu ally killed her.
All could have <:aused her death by
themselves.
The victim. who lived with her m<1ther
at 905 W. Third St. and worked as a
domestic maid . "'as found by Edna L.
Dessery, 75, who has lived at the same
location for 60 years.
She said she went out to the lrash"caru
at 6:45 a.m., noticed a nagstone missing
from her rear walk and was puzzled.
"I couldn't figure out why ll was gone.
SO I followed the walk a little further and
saw the body of a woman behind the
garage near the fence. 1 knew she was
dead ."
Homicide Detective Larry Cornelison
theoriztd the Villanueva girl -who had
left a neatby wedding receptiQ!!. with
friends earlier -·was dragged off the
street to the hidden spot.
Miss Diane Acosfa, 22. a cousin. had
kept the victim's daughter Lydia during
the party and said Beatrice returned to
the house in a car with friend s, but left
shortly before 2 a.m. for a walk.
"She promised to be back in live
minutes," said Miss Acosta.
lnvestiga"tors said she left between 2
and 2:30 a.m., setting that as the ap-
proximate period in which she wa!I ab.
ducted and murdered about eight blocks
away.
She was accosted on nearby South
Shelton Street, which Intersects \\'est Se·
cond Street at the comer on which Mrs.
Dessery bought her home in 1910, dete<:·
tives believe.
Subdueji during the struggle ll'ilh her
killer. the victim's hands \\·ere bound
behind her back with the leather moc:·
casin thong, although she sU~ had on the
footwear. · -·
Relatives said the gi rl dropped out or
Santa Ana High School about two years
ago. ·
Homicide detectives today ~'ere at-
tempting to retrace her steps on the fatal
Monday morning, que stioping several of
her friends in an effort lo establish lead s
toward identifying the killer.
Her clothing was found strewn about
the backyard, while cosmeti,cs and other
items from her purse "'ere scattered
around the nude bod}i. police sa id.
Because of th e mutilation. detectives
said It will require an autopsy to
establish if the Villanueva girl was ac·
tually raped by the killer himseU.
Fullerto11 La w
Upheld h1 Court
Fullerto1fs anti-litter law has been
upheld in a Los Angeles Pederal Court
ruling which is expected .to immediately
ban door to door deliveries in that city or
''Tempo." the advertising oriented Sun-
day publication.
U.S. District Court Judgt" Francis
¥.'helan defended the proposed city
ordinance r-.tonday in a JO.page decision
""'hlch rejected the claims of Tempo at·
torneys that the measure violated con-
:;;titulional guarantees of freedom of the
press.
Fullerton councilmen approved the
ordinance for enforcement last Dec. 19
but withheld en£orcement pending Judge
\\'belan's ruling.
Slippei·y P1•oble11a
This is earth slide
0
in ~an Clemente's Paceselter·Hil\cresl develop-
ment that threatens 1.o destroy at least one expensive home on Avcni-
da Colombo. Q\vners ol the home, Mr. and l\1rs. Eugene Seets, plus
other are.a homeowners \viii be interested observers \·Vcdnesday when
city council begins digging inlo the problem of ho\v to correct ~he
i,1ide and who should pay fo r the \vOrK.
-
Atte1npted Ba11lc Bo111hi11g
Fizzles Out i11 Capi st1·a110
T11esday, M1rch '· 1470 H DAILV i'lLOf :J
Nixon Send Wtre •
SOlons · Gather
For Utt Trih-ute-
A delegation or score s of senators and
congressmen will Join Gov. Ronald Re~·
gan Wednesday in paying a last tribute
to Rep. Jame! 8. Ul"at a simple funeral
. in Garden Grove ~munity Church.
family and his disUn1t1lshed Jel'Vlct: tG
his felk>w men ht remembered at ~
1ad time,,. the wire iald.
. A group of 43' colleagues J the H'ous~
of Repre..entatives ~d an undetermined
number of senators plan to attend aer·
vices for the ~ District rtp(esentative.
Presldent Ni xon will be unable to at·
tend lhe 2:30 p.m. ceremony for Mr.
Utt, 70. who \\'as stricken by a fatal
heart alt~ck Sunday as he attended
church In \\'ashington.
"1 '\\•as shoc~ed and deeply i;addened
tn heiir of Jimmy's death." said the Presi-
dent in a telegram to l\is widow, Char-
lena. of 2233 catalina Ave., Santa. Ana.
"~lay the memory of his love for h.is
-tr {:
Old ·Friend
Re1ne1nbers
Utt Fa11iily
.Reealling her Jong association with the ·
family of James Utt, P..1rs. Lewis F.
MO'Jlton of South Laguna said today,
.. Jimmy was a very kind man. l always
reme mber his great kindness to his step..
mother and stepsister. especially the lrip
to Europe."
After the death or his O\Yn mother,
Utt's father, Orange County pioneer Eddy
Utt. r.emarried, Mrs. P..1oulton recalls.
"In the early 60s, his stepmother, v.·ho
"'as then 88 years old. wa.s very u1>5et
because her daughter was stricken with a
crippling rheumalism .. The daughter bad
always dreamed of go ing to• Europe, but
lhis seemed to make it impossible. Jim-,.
my came out from Washington and
personally .arra nged the long-dreamed-of
lrip for his stepmother and stepalster.
The Washington contingent fl.yins to
Orange County wtll "be led by Rep. Gerald
Ford (R·r.1ic~.) the House 'minority INd·
er.
Rep. H. Allen Smith (R-Olend1le)
formally anneunced Mr. UU's death iJl
Congress Ptfanday, notina: the 0rJlllt
County native asked !hat it not impede
busin~ss-as-ui>ual on Capitol HllJ.
A resolution of respe(t was pused.
lt1r. Utt's body will be tlGwn to his
home county by military trakiport plane
\\'ednesday morning for the church rites,
directed by Saddleba:~k Ptfortuary in. TUs. •
!in.
Pallbearers announced by the late
congressman's office today include -Lee
Hasenjaeger, a bank vice president~ Lee
Finley, a brother-in-law ; Walter Ra"·
lings,. a .stepbrother ; Ed Buster, an in-
dustrialist; Leroy Lyon, former Oranse
County Assemblyman, Robert Cumbef.
worth, one of his business associates.
Burial will be al Fairhaven Memorial
Park in Sanla Ana .
Presldellt Nixon characterized Mr. Utt
in his wire Monday u a sreat publie
servant · who6e dedicaUon wu mered
by even lhose who took iS5Ue with hi•
staunchly conaervaUve viewpoint.
"l have ~ a, personal. friend 1nd .. col·
league," added the President. who was
ireeted by Mr. Utt in January when be
regisertd as an Oranse Coµnty voter.
Paddy, Parade
Plam1ed for SA
' "The two of them, the mother 88 and 1Jv JOUN VALTERZA last "eek. ll Qestroyed the Isla Vista rhe daughter in a wheelcha1·r, went off to Th• wear1·ng or ••~ -.. n will ~ Oi th• DlllY l"l101 st1H bran ch of the Bank of America. · wnc: •· ~ . F:urope. He had arranged every detail or celebrated by a parade this y~ in Santa Slill another attempted firebombing or However. despite.\the calls and in-the lrip. A year or l\'t'O later. the Ana complete with the center strlpt ot
a South Coast area bank ~ng came 10 tensive investigation by San Clemente daughter died.'' the parade route 'SuSted green.
light Monday with reportrs t~")San Juan rolice and fire invesJigat.orR. sheriff's. of· The Ult family already was seltled in The march in honor of st. Patrick has
Capistrano's branch. of Sout hern Heers and the Orange· County Sheriff 's TMilln "'hen her husband arrived in the been organized Tor Pt1arch 17 by Ed Lynch
Califomia First National Bank was hit by crime laboratory. no rtrn1 theory has c:ounty in 1a74, r-.1rs. Moulton recalls. and Marty Lockney St.
bombers late Sunday night. emerged in the bombings. · ''There were no hotels then o£ course," Lynch claims to be so Irish all four of
The Molotov cocktail thrown at tha t of· ln San Clemente, several burglaries she says. ''so when my husband's mother his grandparents we~ born on the
fice at 31971 Camino Cajlistrano missed and-eases of forced entry intn businesses came out from ·Boston to visit, she stayed Emerald Isle. But he has includM a
its mark . however, and was doused by rook place shortly after I.he bombing of al lhe Utts' home. That was even be(ore fellow merchant named San Cl1an in tht
heavv rain before il could do damage. the B of A here. ~:ddy Utt and James lrvine started the organizing committee.
·oran.ge County shCriff's investigators A billiard business, a really office and citrus growing here:·· "His name may be Chan but he owns
said today. lhe San Clemente Elk's Lodge were The lwo families remained friends over Kelley's Flowers,'' explains Lynch.
A day before. bombers threw a similar arnong the victhns in lhe small thefts. lhe yea rs. "The last time ~frS. Utt left her It will be the first St. P*lck'1 t>.y
crude firebomb at the San Clemente One lheory or San Clemente police is home before she died, JimrnY brought parade in Orange _p,unty in lt yean.
branch of the Bank of America. 'l'hal one... "that the bank incident in their city could her over · to haYe lunch with me In Route bf the march wil l be down
exploded against a metal and glass rear have been a diversionary tactic by the Leisure World ," says Mrs. Moulton. "He Broadway or Main Street beginninc at
doof""and caused several hundred dollars persons who commilted the burglaries or always had tlme to do somethJng nice for noon with floats, bands and IJ'IXIPI el
in damage before it burnt out. the businesses. her." Irishmen, real or honorary.
The two area fire incidents sparked , 1-------------------------------------------
r.onversations among bank officials in
San C~mente and Santa Barbara
\Vednesday in an alt.empt lo f.ind a link
IX?tween the San Clemente a n d
Capistrano cases with the fire which was
set by demons~ralors in· Santa Barbara
,Bobb y Ken1)ed y's
Do g Freckles
Still Mi ssing
WASHINGTON fAP) -Freckles, the
shaggy iidekick of the late Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy who became a minor con·
troversy in the: 1968 CalUornia presiden-
Ual primary. is mi ssing from hi s home in
Virginia.
...
Coll CAffiEO today-. . . e Saw money •him.· -
-Fat Isn't where it's al Neither are high price~ So take
adva ntag~ of our special limited time offer nght away.
•
"It's just terrible." Mrs. Kennedy said.
''I've never missed a dog so mu ch. He's
been through everything with us."
The fivc-ycar-<ild black-and-white
Results
guaranteed--r.
in writing! .
Now onty•1 ~00 for
regular'2.00 treatment!
spaniel, who freely ron1ped ove r the Ken-
nedy estate in suburban r-.1cLean, disap-
peared Saturday night. i\1rs. Kennedy
said silt didn't know whether Freckles
was dognapped or me rely fell spring
coming on.
The dog bccan1e part of lhe California
primary when Sen. Eugene ~cCarthy
said in a speech :
"I have not been able to understand
ho'i\ bringing freckles out reaJJy helped
to make il easier lo choose (a candidate)
on the basis ol issues.
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We welcome
BankAmerica rd
and
M11ster Charge.
We are not a gym.
No dlsrob11\g. No pills.
No back-breaking exercl1a
No crash diets.
Whites Attack School ·Bus
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Police Vse T ear Geis in Souili Carolina Riot •
LAr.fAR, S.C. (UPI) -A whlte mob at-
tacked three schoOI buses loaded wllh
Negro children at newly desegregated
Lamar High School today. Patrolmen us-
ed tear gas to rescue students moments
Defore I~ white! overturned two of the
buses.
Blue-helmeted slate highway patrolmen
shepherd'ed the 39 children In U)e buses to
safety inside the. school. Several of the
youngsters suffered eye injuries resulting
fr:om glass flying from broken windows in
the buses.
Gov. Robert E. fl.1cNair termed the at-
tacb "unspea kable" and said they
retulled ftom segregatio n forces urging
deflahce of Ute liW. The sd'iool was clos-
ed. McN11 ir aimed the NaUonal Guard .
The violence was Lhe .,worst rePorted in
th~ South slnt'f! the region began com-
plying in January with federal court
orders £or total de&egregation. Darling1on
County, whl('h lnch1dca [#mar. was the
second South CarolJna c:ounty placed
untter ·iuch an order.
'
A mob of ISO white men and women'
gathered in front of Lamar High, a
formerly all-white school that recently
received JJO blacks. They were led by
restaurant owner Jeryl Best, head of the
Darlington County .. Freedom-of.choice
Corrimlltee," which had urged all whites
to boycott t.he coonty's i;chools.
The flrst bua to arrive. carrying four
Negro children. was pelted by bric.Its but
officers were able to get the students out
unharmed.
The second bus, carrying 2tl black
students, arriYed minutes later. Members
or the mob jumped its hood and
i"!natched off its distributor cap. fort.ing it
to a bait. The mob surged forward and
smashed the windows with ax handles
and bricks.
A third bus. carrying 15 Negroes, then
pulled up, and the mob attacked It.
flshting simultaneously with highway
patrolmen trytng to !1rotect the busts .
The mob polled away from the buses
only arter patrolmen opened up "1th tear
gas. The gas S'l\'irled a few minutes
around the buses as the black children
remained inst'de.
Patrolmen then es1..'0rled the studenlo;
inside the !Choo! while the mob shouted
epithets. Moments later lhe croWd surged
again upon the buses and succeeded in
turning two of them over.
ThC' patrolmen pulled their revolvers
and hurled more. tear gai into the crowd.
This sen{ the mob fleei ng and choking.
One shot wa1 reportedly llred by the
mob but no one was hit
McNalr, who had termed th. e
de!egfeagaUon orHers unreasonable but
had ursed compliance with .them, de·
nounetd the auacks as "unspeakable acts
c:bmmitted against the school children or
Lamar."
"We now see the consequences which
result from an open deUance or the law,'~
f\1cNalr said. "\Ve now pay the perially
for lbe type or disrespect and disregard
for authority which ha& ~n puhllcly ad ·
vocated by many in recent d11ys.'' ..
•
Call ,,_for a
complillJOOlaly first ~it
and free figunN1naly9is
at no obligatio.n.
·sut can :while thiS'
special Off!!!' lasts!
.Ca!lleo
Salo ts
COMPL~ ~CONIMOC.
Huriln1'r._. , __ ..,.,
(1141..U-·
eo.-o.i-3IOO'E. C....lllttasf ~·THllO"
\
I l
•
!k sz:
~11111 .n .. OllW r 1111 lltfO
: LH County in Florida and the
Min' of ldlth Simmons tlnaUy
aireecl on a $SOO 1etlement in a
J>ioptrty tax di1pllte that began in
00. Tba county had foreclosed on
tile Simmons property In 1947
c:jaiming the woman hadn't paid
her taxes in, 1942. Mrs. Simmons
Nld lb• bought the property that
y-and the bill apparently w a 1 e~nt to the fonner owner. After her
·death, the stmmons heirs took over
tile "4,ttle end . finally agreed
14 11tUe the overdue bill for $SOil.
'l)e.orlglnal bill was for 38 centl. ••
Tutldl1, MIRll J, 1970 •
Big Rights ·_,
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Tif f Flares
-In Senate.-
W ASHJNGTON (AP) -The Senate Is
lacked In Ill lhlrd-&Jld probably biqest
-civil rllht.s debate ol the year, Ill
ornate chamber ringing to the -lsmlllsr SoOthem cry !or tqual tr.a~ -
m<nL ,
"I hopLlhal .tho Umt wtll ooon mlve
when American cltl1tn1 uvma South of
the l\IU011·Dllon lint can be oc<onltd !he
lull faith .and ~I for belnJ t1 d.temtlned to bClnor the principles ol tho
COn1UtuUon •• ciliienl llv1nc ln)'W'hlre
elH," declared Stn. Sam J. Ervin Jr. (D-N.C.),
'Ibo beetle-browed 'IJ.ye1Mld former
Judie !Ired the apeotn1 Al•o Monday ao
the Sen1te began a fillbulter.threatened
debate on extend.Inc the 1165 VoUng
Rights Act.
Majority Leader Mike Mantfield \old
newsmen before dtbat.e allrted ht hoped
for ..a final vote by the end of the week.
But the Southerners appear In no hurry.
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Nixon As
Panel.· Study
Of Schools
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Decl¢>g that
'1American educaUon 11 ln ur,ent need o!
relonn," Preotdenl Nlloa liked Coasnas
todoy to ,.I up a -l(eocy to cond\Jcl
~ and nptrlmenlltloll In tl!at
f111d.
In a apttial messqe, Nixon said the
cwntry needs "a searching rHI·
amination of our enUre apprOicb to
learning."
He said :
"We must stop prelendlnJ Iha! we
understand the myatery of~:tbe leaminc
process or that we are significantly ap-
plying science and tecbnoloo to tbe
lechni'IJIOI cl teli<:blng -when we l!pOlld
Jess than one-half of 1 per cent of Mll'
educationil budget on reMarch, eom-
pattd with S per cent cl our bel!lh
budget and 10 percent ol del1111e."
'"""'' Eric Ranbv had • 400-vear·~ thatcMd roof cott.a~e. w~fch hi coMdered hfstorU: old.
l!i•;lllh. Bui the Spllsbv, Eng-
laftd council did nol. II modt
Before the Senate is a bill passed by
the House Jut December that wwld ex·
tend the 1965 act fOf; another five yean,
expand a bin on literacy test.a from
seven orilinal tar1et ltltea In tht South
to all 50 and JmPoH uniform,. shortened
residency requirements for voUng for
pm,ident and vice president.
1 .
PROMINENT LlS~llU PONDIR POMPIDOU TALK
To spearbead en alptllded rtllan:b el-
. fort, Nixon called rcr ctNUon ol. a Na·
tional Institute of Education within the
Department ol Health, EducatSon and
Welfare. 'lbt NIE eventually would take
over ulat1n1 reHll'Ch procr1m1 from
• Nixon , Mme. Pompidou, Ch1rl11 Voit (from Left) Pose During Speech
, Mmand for improwmtntl and
!lMllv 11,..d • dnnollllon ordtr
sal/inQ it IDa8 1&nfit for hobil<> .., don. 11\ fruatratton,.farmer Ran-·
b~ burntd down the cott.agt.
• Tbe ·plflOllJ and the elementa hav~ w911. Tbt cul\oJI) ,of holdin(
arinual property auctions on the
Couitbo!J5e steps."' to satisfy delin~
cjuent ta.le~ i§ over. in Memphis.
The auction1 are going indoors.
County Tru•tff Riiey' G1rner said
he i1 tired of ilandinf in the rain,
shivering in the cold, baking In th• · sUn and having documents sailed
~y Ibo wind : '.'Uncomfortable," he
iald, yea . It ·wu unoomfortable on
the =-and then h~ added "the !ail pla of times, the.birds have
been bad." ••
(:'ompetiticm '" the tow world b groia.
(no strongef' 4f '' euidnetcl by th• ~r4iatUm of "Baby luv 'n Core",
3hown here with demonstrator Ma TlJ
Rooney at the 67th annl&Ql Ta11 Faif'
in New York; "Babu" is a doU io it IL
acid indigestion. She criea untU the
hot ioater bot.tie i.s placed in. htr
stomach to re-lieve the "goa". • \Vhen the government made a
amall business loan to a Colorado
••topJess11 restaurant, Rep. William
Scherle, (R-Iowa)>.said. "This loan
may not return much principal
but it will c;,ertainly' generate a lot
of interest."
'Ibo ldmln\llratlon-backed Hou.. blll
also· would repeal a roqulrement that
s~tes wilhlo.i \o cbanae thtlr voUna: laws
ge:f · ipproval from the U.S. attorney
1ener1l. ·
In Its place, would be a provitlon
permill!ni, the 1ttome~ 1eneral IO bring
.Wt "11en be bid reuon"to bellttu ollnl _
rlglrtl were blinl denied. ,
This Jut 11 a m•jor point of cui.ttnt.lon.
Uberals 117 tt would lblll the burden ol
proof, requ~ the rovernmenl to
d~trate rlahtl were"belni "denied In·
stead of m•kinl 1.tates 11bow new pla.na
would nol deny rilbtl.
Manila Bl:asts
Scatt:er Prot:est
MANILA (AP) -A seriu ol e>J>loslom
and funlholll tcattered ·a crowd of dem-
onttraton tonight as they approached the
U.S. Ernblny on a march to protest what
they called PhUlpolnn' "f1scllrn" and
U.S. ''lmperl1Usm.1:
Ant1rlot police protectin1 the tmbnsy
p.irwed the dtmon1tr1tora who dashed
in all dlrectlot11.
Eilrly reports said at leut one perton
had been wounded by a bullet and 1everal
others won belnr uuted •• botpit1!1
!or minor lnJurlta.
It wu not clear what caused the ex·
pb!OnJ, which were varlOUJly described
11 .,,.lhotl In tha air from the police ind
fire bombl from the demonstrators.
-The crowd numbered about 800 and w111
the advance party of a gfoup estimated
at 2,000 headed for the embassy after a
peaceful march through the city. Snme
5,000 students, laborers and peasants had
paraded. .
After the crowd had dispened at the
·embuay, ICU.ffl11 broke cut between poo
lice and dernonltraton:. One plaJn-<:lothe1
policeman waa mobbed by youths who
thrtw hlm to tht pavement. lie wa• saved
from a HVere beating by newsmen and
other police.
Police reported nabbint HVtl'lll youlhl
and tald they alao had nlzed ftrtarlJ'l.I
and ll10l1ne f\re bombs. About 30 demonstrators later regrouped
and sat briefly in front of the embassy,
faced by more Utan 100 antirlot pollce
wearinr helm•ll and holdlnc wicker
1hitld1 and truncheons. It was calm at
the embat•Y after hall an hour.
U.S.·Spanish Base
To Replace Wheelus
MADRID (AP) -The United States
has reopened a joint U.S . .Spanllh air
base, and informed aourcea 1atcl lt would
be used for tratntnc U.S. Air Forto units
that previously trained at Wheelus Air
Base in Libya.
Surgeon Says Pill Hazards
'Potential Time Bomb'
WASHINGTON (AP) - A surgeon with
half a century experience in breast
cancer told Congress today the Pill is a
"potential time bomb with a fuse 15 to 2tl
yeara In length."
"Although there is no conclusive
evidence that oral contraceptives cause
breast cancer, the potential hazards in·
volve<I in their protracted u&e by young
healthy women cannot be ignored ," said
Dr. Max Culler.
Cutler Is medical director of the Bever·
ly HUis Cancer Reseiltch Foundation. He
commenled in testimony prepa_red for
delivery before a Senale monopoly sub-
committee that has kicked up. a stonn of
controversy during a month-long in·
vestigation into Ute safety of the Pill ..
Underscoring that controversy. another
witness today qu estioned the sul>
committee's right to even hear S\kh
testimony, blamed tt for causine a wave
of abortlon-:ieeklng and :iald 'atteriipts to
project future harm were irresponsible.
"Scientific Information cannot be
resolved in a democratic approach or by
Tor1iado Roars
Tliroug Ii Kansas
MARION, Kan . (UPI) - A winter
tom1do whipped through downtown
Marion and dipped through 25 miles of
Kania& farmland early today, injuring at
leat:t nine persons, ripping up h91nes and
stores and knocking· out telephone Jines.
"It'1 a wonder It wasn't worse," said
Harvey County Sheriff Nohnan Walker of
nearby Newton. Kan., whose radio
facilities relayed the only word from
Marlon.
Four persona were hospitalized. one in
1erlow condition.
"We think the first twister hit four
miles east of here, where it circled the
Leo Walton farmhouse , ripping out trees
front and back and leveling outbuildings,
but just knocking out the windows in the
ho.ise," Walker sald. ·
. D1mage was reported on at least five
Harvey County farms as lhe storm
roared acrtm the Kansas plains.
The injured were admitt.ed to hospitals
-in Me.rion and Newton.
majority vote,'' &a1d Albert Schulman.
associate professor of obstetrics and
gynecology at New York's Albert Eln·
stein College of Medicine.
"The pjlla," said Schulman, ''have ~
bably been the mOBt carefully scrutlnlzed
medication in medical history and we
have been hard-pressed to find any
significant pennam~t or hannful effect
from using these a.cents."
U.S. Captures
Biggest Rice
Cacl1e of War
SAIGON (UPI) -A sharp-<yed
American helicopter 'crewman spoUed
and U.S. troops captured ..whit may be
the blgge1t .rice ciche of the war,
military sources aald today. They said
that the olher · captured supplies of food
and ammunition could crimp Communist
plans for an offemive.
The largest cache -an estimated 100
ton.s -waa: found near Tay Ninh City,
near the Cambodian border and 67 miles
northwest of Saigon. This was the area
where B52s dropped more than 1,200 tons
of bomba in eight raids Monday night and
today ag~lnst ~ Cominunlst threat in the
area.
Spokesmen said..the rice cache !A'a& the
largest found thl1 year in a aerle!l of
searches an(t proba~y was the largest of
the w~. They said it waa enough to feed
five or more Communist blttallorui of 500
to 600 men each for as long a.s six
month!.
Other cachea ·repq_rled .today :
-Two hundred hand grenad es, small
arms ammun1Uon, 10 1u muks and five
sampana captured M90i:l1y 120 miles
southwest of Saigon in the lt1ekong Delta.
-One thouaand pain of· aandala, l,000
rice bowls, 130 plastic water canteens fl'ld
five bicycles found 13 mJJe1 nortbeut of
Saigon.
-A !!a~h 'or Zl ,000 AK.47 rifle
cartr,idges, $50 propeUe<I grenades, 117
mortar round! and 200 pounds ot r ice
found ~I miles northweat of Sa1gon.
Kansas Hit by To.rnadoes 'Secret War'
In Laos Charged
. \VASH INGTON (UPI) -Sen. Geiorge
Heavy-Siww....Warnings Up Throughout Southerri Rockies S. ~tcGovem (D-S.0.), called today for a
closed 11ession or the Senate lo discuss
American involvement tn Laos. He
charged that the United States was con·
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~ ~ ·°' is repugnant to tMe principles and secilrl·
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~ ~ prepared Senate ap!teh.
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Ji JJ .SI Watson Seen as New
n M -" n " " u ~ ., France Ambassador
n s. ,n,
;: ~ ,ll WASHINGTON (AP) -The wrute
,, .-i House innounctd today Prakleot Nl:iton
~~ ~ :~ wllJ. nominate Arthur K. W a t 1 o n •
» ~i chalnnin ot ·the ovenea1 operaUona of
_: : ·~' lntemaUonal Business Machines, to euc· !: !; ceed R. Saraeni Shriver 11 ambauador
4f ,. ·" to France. ~ !! ,,, Preis 11ecn.tary Ronald L. Zlqltr con-
'' ,. .111 firmed 1 publlaht:d report that the 51·
JI 11 .01 year.old bu&ineuman J1 Nixon'• choice
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Pkased After
Apology, Dinner
NEW YORK (AP) -Both President
Nixon and Georges Pompidou said ~Ion
day they were pleased with the re.suit of
Nlxon'a hurried trip to New Y o r k to
offer his apology for any discourtesy to
the French president by -Americans.
Nixon's ge!ture on the last night of
Pompidou's eight-day state vi.sit appear.
e<I to have eased ill feelings resulting
from demonstration! over France's
agreement to sell 110 jet! to Libya while
refusing to release 50 to Israel.
Nixon brought cheefs and laughter at
a diMer for i:iom_pidou when he e:aid he
had wanted the 1'rench leader to see the
l lnited States as an American president
does -11 And I must say we overdid It a
bit. u we usually do ."
Pompidou, who had been angered over
what he tenned insults t11 hlitiselr and
his wife during a pro-lsrae1 demonstra-
tion tn Chicago, responded by praising
Nixon and saying it was a ''very great
joy" to be at the dinner .
Raising a glass of champagne at the
\Valdorf-Astaria Hotel dinner for 1,600
persons sponsore<J. by Franco-American
groups. President Nixon exclaimed:
"Vive le Franre."
"F"rance Is: our oldest ally and our
closest friend," Nixon said.
"That friendship b so deep ind Ml long
that no minor difficulties or bad manners
are going to impair it."
Pompidou beamed as Nixon spoke and
replied in a toa:it : ''In spite of 111, 1llies
and friends .''
Outside the hotel a pro.Israel dtmon-
stratlon drew up to 5,000 persona at one
point, then d\\1nd1ed rapidly away,
TINY TOT DUE
FOR TINY TIM
HADDONFIELD, N.J. (AP) -Tiny
Tim's 17-year-old wife, the former Vicki
Budinger, says they are expectina: a baby
in September.
They W4Ve married on the televised
Johnny Carson "Tonight'' show last Dec.
!!. •
The long-haired, falselto voiced fl:inatr
and his bride received confirmation of
the pregnancy fr.om a doctor in January,
she said Monday.
Ute Office ol EducaUon. •
Noting that h11 budget !or the 1171
!local year that llarts July I calla for
$SU mllllon for educational research ·-
an lncreate or $67 mlWon -Nlzon aatd
money to carry on the work of U. In-
stitute he pn>pC>All would ')>e in addition
to that. ~
The me111ge puts no dollar. fif\R m
the OVOHIC coot ol op«atlng the In·
atitute.
In other areai, Ni.Jon uld he waa
establishirti by executive order •
Preaidmt'• COmmilllon on Sc·h ool
Fln·ance with a two-ye1r llietlme, ta .
develop recommendations on the ftRal
and organizational needs or both public
and private scbool1 tn the United States.
"Becauae we have neglec\ld to . tan
how we will deal wlth school finance, he
said. "we have areat in:itablllty and
wx:ertainty In the !lnenclal llrUCtUre ol
educe.tion."
He cited a.s 1 .. cause for na.U(l'la} c:on--
cern" the gap In educational ~I
· .. tv.·een rich and poor states and IM:Mol
districts.
Oiscussina: the problems of paroch1a1
and other schools, Nixon said thelr finan--
clal difficulties are to be "a partlculat
assignment of the commission" beeause,
he aald , il all private schools were to
close or turn publlc, the burden on public
funds by the end-of the 1970s ~ ex·
ceed $4. billion a year for operaUon. In
addition. he estimaled $5 billion more
would be needed for facilities.
Nixon Will Sign
. HEW Money Bill
S~ys GOP Leader
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Jl,epul>U<an ..._s1ooa1 leaden 11ld today Pres~
dent Nixon will •iln the Health, EdUca· ·
Uon and Welfare approprlatlott bill tr It
reaches the White Ho111e u tt pused the
Senate. The key to Presidential acceptance ol
the 119.4 bllllon bill that Nl10n Cll1Ct V•
toed would therefore depend co whether
the House goes alont:c with a Senate pro-
villon to allow the Chief Executive dl!-
creUon In whether to spend 2 perced. oC
the money.
Nlx:on vetoed an earlier $11.7 bUUon
bill a1 exceaslve and Inflationary .
Houae Republi can Ltadtr Gerald Ford
!aid at the White House after a meettnc
of GOP congression1l leaders wilh Nizon
that he hoped the HOUJe would adopt the
Sen1te version which he called "the be!t
solution to a Ione and complicated con·
troveray."
Ford i;ald: 11The While Houle will i c·
cept the senate veraion."
So1ne Experi1nent
Quilits Folloiv 'Preventative'
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'ONLY TRll!D FOR THREE '
.. Qufnt1' Mem Mr1. KJ1n11t
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NEW YORK (AP) -The -of
quiljuplell \aid ahe Wll thrilled bul. llhe
didn't think lht would tey It l(aln.
"Seven is fine," said Margaret Kienast.
1We only tried for three."
Jn her first public apperance since the.
birth a week ago, the 31).year-old mother,
chic in a blue paisley pelpolr, laid
Mond1y, •ut wun't the easiest thine I've
ever done."
l\ln. Kienast hid been part cl en U•
perlmental ~. tattnc a naw forlilJly
drug designed to prevent mu!Upl~ birlha.
H_. physician, Dr. I\. L. 'VIDden Wltla
concedfd, "We weren't very IUCCtNful.''
The quinta -Amy, Sarah, WUUlm.
Abipll and Edward -will JO home In
about sit weeks, thdr pediatrician 111d.
1lloup the week'°ld '1n1en11 hlit 1111·
fered -dUOcuJUu and won lollnc a
nonnal ll!IOWll .cl welabl. lllalr doo;lor
pr~ them "out ot the "°'*·"
They weni lllJU Uvlng In l!,(IOH<l17 tom·
peraturt-controlled iloJltttl. ,
Shortly alter \l>t -· ...,,.,.,.,., Mrs.
Kienast and her huiballd, Wl!Usm; II,
Jett fot their home In Liberty eomet,
N.J._
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EDITION
ToClay's Final
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VOL. 63 , NO. 52 , 2 SECTIONS. 24 PAGES • <?RANGE _ COUNTY, CALlf.ORNIAJ _ TUESDAY, MA~CH l. 1970 . . ' TEN CENTS . '
Doctors Trying t~ Prevent Any Hear( '1ttack
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) -fo'or· Lt. Col. Robert L. North, chief heart the power or clairvoyance." aide said , "fl.tedlcatlon wu applied and
mer ~reside~t Ly~~~ _e. ~ohnson suf-s~lalist at Brdoke. Generat .• Hosp~tal, North iaid Jo!'nson wa.s given qum1-these extra heartbeal:I have been in-
fered lrans1ent pain in his c~!l a~ dia~sed lbe discomfort . as transient .dine .\_ulphate and warfarin to relieve <'fttqueot since I or Z il.m: left arn1 today. Doctors watching his pitlns' not conoect.ed with tbe chest . • . · · . ,, . .
f':Vety hea~at gave him medicine lo pains that sent ~ 36th U.S. pres,ideol hls d1scomrort. T~ fltst drug is used At .t ._30 a.m., h~ exper1em.'ed a_n·
relieve lhe discomfort. lo the ,Ar01y hospital ~tonday. to reduce chest pains and the second h: other pain and conllnues to have dis·
· "The President had a' 11.enerally good "Our main concern in our currenl an anticoagulant., comfort in his ches t and left arm."
night but conlinues to experience dis-treatment Is to try and prevent a heart At the medical briefing, Tom Johnson The 6l -year-0ld former pr'esidenl wa.i
comfort in hi.s arm and chest," Tom attack," North said. "This is the tlirust said North diagnosed the overni&hl pains given x-rays and constant electrocard·
.J.oh~" the former pcesi?ent 's ~x~u-01 our treatment. as a mild aftertna~ to lhe ctiest pains iograms today. ·•All were within nor·
t1ve assistant, told a medical briefing. "These current pains do no· perma-eJ:perienced Monday. ma"! limits," said his iide.
"The President experienced sofne dis· nent damage to the heart. \\1e don't ··The President suffered premature North said Johnson's weight of 217
comfort in hl.s arm at 2 a.m.," the aide have a bleak outlook. In fact, we are contractlons, that is, e1.tra heartbeats was within the normal limit~ for hi~
said. \'Cry optimistic. or course, no on:: has thal ·come earlier than expected." the age and height:
On~site Sale
Of Trailers
Ruled Out
I
The t.'Ol'ltroversy over on-sile sales of
trailers at a mobile boq_te park played to,
11 large audience again at Huntington
Beach City Council ~Ionday night.
A.s the council brouft:ht the curtain down
nn operations of Greenleaf l\lobile llon1r.
Sales of Costa ~Iesa al the Driflwood
Beach Club t.1obile Home Park the
almost packed house ~rst into applause ,
drowning out a few boOS.
The council reaffirmed its decision lo
tieny a use variance lo Greenleaf lo sell
mobile homes at Driftwood, nnt to lhe
Sheraton Beach Jnn on Coast Highwa y,
an RS multiple residential d.istricl.
1'he application had been granted by
the planning commission and denied
r.arlier by the council:~The Issue' ·was
reh~ard t.ionday night ; however, because
the applicant had not been•notified cf the
•ppeal against the planning board's
tiecision.
The planning t.'Ommlssion"s decision
was overturned because the applican\
was required to prove 11 a r d sh i p,
necessary for a use variance in a residen-
tial di.strict.
Thomas Keenan , an attorney represen-
ting mobile homeowners. cr.ilicized what
he called the tied-in sale provision or
c;losed parks. He cla imed the park
operator, after renting a space lo ii
customer, coold "dictate " lo the
'~ustomer Ult: trailer he should buy and
from whom.
John Hampton, ''ice president and
r;:eneral manager of Greenleaf, claimed
nn-site sales v.·ould provide uniformity in
riesign of parks and "would remove the
sti(nla attached to mobile home parks."
Disco·ver Alaska
l1i Pilot Toda y
The DAIL V PILOT loday Inc ludes ,_
"rnld-it-your.!eif," four-page tabloid sec-
tion sponsored by South Coast Plaza
Piterchants Association.
The section offers a con1 plele rundown
tin v.•hat to expect v.·hen Alaska "move!!
to Costa ~1esa" next v•eek. It previews
the Alaska Trade & Travel E:ii:posiUon
'''hich opens Thursday. 1\.-farch 12: It's in-
side,.on Pages 6A and 68.
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Firing Study Urge d
WASl-llNGTON IUPll -Sen. \Villiam
Proxm ire {D-Wi6.). challenged L he
.lustice Department today to pres!!
"without delay" an in vestigation intq thf!
firing of A. E. Fitzgerald, who lnlormed
Congress about a $2 bllllon cost increase
of the C5A jet transport.
Helps Little Man
Council A voids
Decision. on Oil
By ALAN DIRKIN
01 lflt O.Ur l"Ut! Sit" ,
How to rid Huntington Beach of blighted
oil wells and yet protect the little man ?
That problem was given another go-
round Monday night by city councilmen.
The council heard an ~appeal on the
planning commission's denial tO permit
reactivation or a ~·ell, idle for more lhan
six months. on a lot on Utica Ave nue near
Delaware Slreel.
The operator of the well Is ~lel Elliott,
a Huntington Beach resident who works
t.ht well and others on land lcased ·by tht sun Oil Campany. .
Herb Day, city oil field superintendent.
said the application . wa s one of the few
sucQ cases before the council that he \Va!
in sympa thy v.·ith. He said the land wai
in the Jine or a future freeway ltnd that
Elliott who makes a living fro ... Utis and
other wells would J05e the well eventually.
Rotert Shaw, owner of !'h acres on the
1:orner of Utica and Delaware, strongly
objected to the well and listed what he
ealled blighted conditions in the area.
lie said reactivation of Elliott's v.·ell
would add to the pollution.
Shaw criticized the 1920 lca11e which hf!
tlaimed allowed Sun Oil Comi>any, a
fir m not bas~ in Huntingtan Beach, "to
hold IO acres al land in depreMion."
Elliott denied lhat his operation t.'On-
tribu,ted to blight. He said the well.would
eroduce two or three barrels a day but
he wouJd like a chance to increase produc·
tion. ,
''I've got nine wells and take c;,ire of
them myself. even pump them mllf," Elliott said. "And 1 work at it seven days
a ''•eek."
'Councilmen wanted the city admi "stra-
tlve stafr lo contact Sun~") Co[l1p and tell the firm cf the oil e e 'violations en
the property, but Oay...w the council
that Sun would not cle the area.
"They say they are l the operator
and are not responsible," Day added.
··it's obviou:; they want to hold on lo the
lease." ...
The council decided to defer action for
60 days on Elliott's request to reacli\•ate
the well. Elliott agreed to some condition~
providing for cleanup or the i.ite and re-
moval of (\vo tanks.
OV Schools Face Wratli
Of Parents O·ve1· Paper
A Crest View School news paper con-
taining references to. marijual\l and sex
broµght the wrath of mare than 50
parents down OI\ "the head.!! of Ocean
View School District trustees and ad·
'ministrators i\1onday night.
··we want to kno1v what disciplinary
action has been taken," said !\frs. Ro-
berta Crocker summing up the feeling~
of lhe irate parents who packed the disl.·
rict's board room.
But the answer was to be reserved
for an executive session, closed to the
public.
"\Ile ha\'c been talking with the stu·
dents and staff members directly in-
volved," Dist. Supt. Clarence Hall as-
sured the parents. He said discipline
. Beacl1 Attorney
Sees Hot Battle
Over Sign Law
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"''ould be meted ou t on ·an
basi~.
Individual
"But," he cautioned, ''If some of
YOU' are 'fliting to find out who we·re
going lo dlsmisa., the an.!19.·er is no.
\Ve're not going to . dismiss anybody."
J.le instead (!rged the p_arenlli lo join
wilh the administration in solving som~
of Crest View's problems, l'1hic~ ac-
cording to parents, include incidents of
childrep being beaten up b_y others,
stolen property and poor behavior.
"I hope. that 9.'e can capitalize on thts
interest in a positive way. This Is the
largest crowd that I've seen in the dist·
rict board room since l1•e been super-
intendent," he added, inviting , them lo
ii meeting at _7:30 p.m. Wednesday al
Crest View School which would foc~s
•··on the prob lerJ1S.
Since the 3;page issue of •·The In·
tanner" v•as published last Tuesday •.
the district's switchboard has been tied
Hitt NEWSPAl'Ell.. P11• !)
Student Tries
To S·alvage
D·r~g Vs~rs
Teen Challenge tried to t a c k 1 e
downtown Huntington Beach's drug pro-
blem and ·left. Then Teens for Christ
came along but they mo ved'(ln be<:aust or
fears of an earthquake. '
~1ontlay night Orange Coa~l CollegP.
stu dent-Jim ~torocCJ> spoke fdr another
group that wants lo luin drug usen into
(Jlrned~n Christians.
'eut ~uncilmen turned i:lov.·n !\1orocco·~
request to use !! l>asemenf at 302 Ocean
Ave. as a Christian youth center.
They emphasized it was the l.'t'nler'~
proposed kication and not its intentions
thllt both~red them.
·•\\'e \\'OUld take a \'Cry dim View of thi~
of)eration ·in this. area." ~1ayor Jack
Green commented."·W.e. feel we might be
openina: 1 Pandora's box." 1 ,
·Moto\::CQ,,.=5. Newport 81\'d .• Cost.a
t.feSa, said the center would J>e finance~
by · ~n Orange Coast College musical
group, Southern CaUlornla Callcge, Costa
Mesa, ind donation~ frQm churches.
particularly the &seroblies of God.
· Councilman Jerry t.1athey echoed
Green's comment. "OoPe ,peddltrs will
lake advantage of thi s. I kno'v delin·
quents v.·ould love to have a pl_ace like
that lo make their contacts.''
t.1orocco replied that the objective Qf
his group was lo 1et a place accessible ln
youth . "Our sole purpose would be to
present tile claims of Christ." .
Pi:torocco said t h a t becaUSt Of hl.,
woop's message he doubted that it "'ould
add to the drug traffic.
Beacl1 ·Sets Curb
On Center Area
Huntingtnn Beach councilmen took· 11
first step l\1nnday night to protect the
city 's $4 million investment in the pro-
oosed civic center at t.fansion and ~1ain
Streets.
The council gave a ri rst reading to pro-
posals to attach design cOntrols or1 pro-
perty near lilt center and olher city
facilities. -
The vehicle J~ called the civic districl
suffix and the community facility
district, which \.\'OUld e.!lablish civic
districts around the public developments.
Ted Kennedy l\fohhed
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DUBLIN <U PI) -Several hundred
\.\'Omen 'and children mobbed Sen.
Edll·ard t.1.. Kennedy au ts Ide his hotel lo-
daf. shouting "God bless 'you,-Ted" and
pressing tit to touch th.e Pila'ssach~lts
Democrat. •
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Doll a1ad Her Gug
J\1lss Ad_elaide, pla yed by Lisa l·lockney, is determined to gel her man,
even if 1t means sitting on him , in thi s S0?11e from upcoming Marina
lliCh School production of "Guys and Dolls." Gambler Nathan De-
trort, played by Ron Ross, dennitely is on the bottom of the deck.
Show opens \Vednesday night and will run through Saturday night
in school gym. Ticlfets priced al $2 will be sold al th e door before all
of the 8 p.m. performances. . .... • .
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Mesa Joins -in Valley Plea
Ove1· Mil~ Square An·port
The Coata Pifesa·City Council Monday
joined a plea by· the Fountain Valley
School Dlstricl urging county officials to
abandon any ronsJde ralion of an airport
in the t.farine Corps' Mile Square
helicopter practice field,
Cou~ilman Wllllam L. St. Clair voted
11gainst ,proposal, condemning it a.,
lypica l oJ suburban encroachment around
av iation faCUlties whlch are ultimately
"lorccd·ou t or operation .
''That 's the problem with airports to-
day," said St. Clair, "\ve" surround them
and then screain about them."
Councilman \Villard T. Jordan v.•as
absent and the measure passed on a 3 to
I vote. calling for the airpa rk tentatively
proposed in the county's ~faster Plan or
A vlation, to. be forgotten.
School offici~ls say the t.1arine Carps
will never allo:* fixed-wing aircraft to
operate from the one-square-mile facility
Tio1v used as a h~licopter training field .
Aulhor!Ue.s Ji! Washington fin a 11 y
agreed lo allow partial use of the site a.s
a county regional pilrk and the school
district is anxious to obtain a fulure cam-
pus site there. .
County Supervisors recently refused tn
·eliminate the afrpar-site -one of
several shol'ln in the avia Uon plan's
Phase Ill -from Lhe ~1arine CorJ!S pro-
p:?rty, at least on paper.
They did agree lo make choice of a
future. airport site ~ priority ite1n t1f
bWi.nesa lo-tnablil the Fbunlairi Valley
School District to resolve the site pro-
blem as soon. a~ possible. . . . .
Citi{ens In the surrounding area,
boundll by Warner and Edinger avenues
and Brookhurst and Euclid streeta art
mounting a militant campaign agalnrt
the airpark concept.
Yamw·a 01ilclren
Hear Problems
Of D1·ug Abuse
F'ilth and sixth graders at Fou.nfaln
Valley·5 Tamura school heard about .the
dangers or drug abuse today in a day.Joni
session on narcotics.
The day was designated "lmpact Day"
· hy schOol district administrators wM
hope the informa tion they presen~ to
t11c students through films. slides and
tape recording~ will -help forestall
dangerous experimentation.
The program began with a multi-media
presentation of the dangers in such drugs
as marijuana, t,.50. 1econal, am·
phetamlnes and Volatile k hemlcals 1 in-
cluding glut', pa.int thinner 'and gasoline.
A discussion on the effect of drugs an
U1e nervous system followed with ah 13·
minute color film and a question and
answer session .
The-afternoon was devoted to small
4roup discussion ol questions raised dW'·
ing" the pre~ntations arr: ~ocio-dramu
by the stud ents. Jo '
Orange Coas t t.tore winds, and not the law , may be
Jluntington Beach's but bel at present
for getting billboards down. Rossmoor VP Defends FHk r>uring the following lwt1 weekl ~·h•
students "''ill spend between 30 to
minutes a' day diocussing what they have
learned and how to' avoid sitUatians ·in
\Vhlch they may be exposed 'to narcotic's.
\\'ea th er
Sunn y midweek weather v.·ith
mercury readings in the middle
&O's is the rine fare for the Orange
Coast on Wednesday.
INSIDE · TOD,\ 'l' .
Dioorce -California .•t11le.
''ou've come a long way, bab11.
Now you can sever all connec-
tions wi('t your misn1atclttd
ma.tt i11 n ma.tfc r of 90 .~er.011d.~.
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City att.arney Don Bonfa told coun-
cilmen Mqnd~ght (here will be J
•·Long and co1nplex battle" in he courts
over the city's sign ardlnance.
The ordinance took effecf Jan. 7. but
Bonfa told the councU that attorneys
representing outdoor sign companies
\.\'ant ta test the constitutionality or ccr·
lain aspeeli of-the law ·in the-courts.
"\\1e v.•ill file criminal misdemeanor
complatnts aga lnet themo'J Bonfa said,
"but it will be some Ume before "Wt gel
the signs down. We might hope for-same
more big winds."
Two signs were blown down in !he
county's most recent wlndstotm.
The ordinance banning billboards wa~
~doplect by the council five years ago aod
ga,.-e tign c-o·mpanles11ntll Jan;-7. lfitl. to
remove them.
At a January council meeting, Roberl
r . Reid of the Foster and Kleiser sign
l'Ompany admitt«t that major sign com·
par1ies had 73 billboards on Beach
Soultvard and an rqual number on Caasl
Highwa y. The flfJrCl did Ml irtelude
tract direclln11al :ngru.
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Criticizes Assault' on Mortgage Prograni
An illustrated boOlilet. containing drug
terminology and cartoons will be
distributed to each studenl to assist in th'-
campaJgn . • ·
By BAJlllARA KltEIBICH
Of ""' D•llr 'll•t ft1t1
An executive-of Ros!moor Corporation
In Laruna Hills today vehemenUy denied
Implications in a congtedional reporl
crllicWng the Federal Ho u-s J n g
Administration for its $270 mlllian In·
vestment in federally insured mortaages
in five Leisure World communltlcs across
the" nation.
"The Jt'HA should be complimented for
Its forward thinking in allowing lhe.~c
planntd" t"Ornniunitles," saidt-Robert .F.
Rosenwald. Rossmoor vice president and
general counsel. •
"People in the upper ige category 1'e·
quirt this type of community. It has done
much lb open up their lives 11!1d \\'llhout
PHJ. cooperation it could not have been
Achieved .'' .
The report to t.:ongrcss lrom the Gent·
\
ral Accounting Office criticized J.'HA a1>-
ptaisal procedures w~ich, It .itated, in·
creased as much as &00 percent in lhree
years. Pi1ore--lhan a third of the HoUstng
a.nd Urbaa Develop1J1ept Department's
$800 million in mortgage Insurance hr
t.-ooperatively owned , "moderate-income
.housing has gone to' flve Leisure World
projects. the report stated .
No legal wrongdoing ls charged bY. the
GAO, bu~the method of appraisal used by
the FHA.is sharply criticized. particular-
ly the. separate appralsal·of each 1)eW
homing develdj>ment launched within a
Leisure World. .
Under 'Ult program. Congress limited
federal tiacking to $20 million for-each
projeet. . The ~·JtA deemed ea ch new
l.cisure \\'orld subdiv ision a separate pro-
ject, entitling It to $20 mil1Jon.
The report states that Lhc developer
bought land for the Laguna Hills Leisure
. World at, ·t:z,tlOO' an acre in 1961 and two
years lat.er appraised it 11t $10,500 an
acre. "ln lotal,"·say.s the 'report, ''F.HA's
aepralaals o~ la(ld for the fl[st 25 seg-
·mtnts af the cOmmunlty, Which covered
about 500 f AC~ of land. exceeded the
purchase ptJce paid '?Y the develfpcr by
about $6 million.'' .. '
1'he GAO, says Rosenwald, falls lo lake
into account !h~ fact that· the Rossmoor ·.
C0fp6raUon y.•as obHged .(o lrWeSt · •12
mitlian In lti land purchaSt before the
first salt: w111 made. • .
"\Ye had to put in road.s, brkla in '
"'I ler, utilltles and senit.ation,v the of·
fltl11J saJd. ,;Our shopptng cen ter "'a~
"Impact nays" have also been tchedu1~ I
ed at other schools in the Fountain Valley
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School District during the next few
wPeks. The dates are as follow1:
t.1c0owell -SchoOI, Match 4; Nieblas
School: Pi1arch S.: Lamb School. -MU<:h 1
ll : Bushard School, April I; A~os SC:hool. April 2; Founttln Valley ., •
April 8: F)Jlton School , April 10. and
c'Jqler.SchOOI, April 14,
Wardlow,. Har?Cr and. Newla{\d ,School~
have already had their "Impact Day"
and art currMtly ln the two-week fOllow-
up period .
steel• ~larlce&
completed, by neccssity, bcfare the· fir.st -NE\V \'ORK (A.Pl -Thi. stock market
people moved in and we had to lnvCsL In showed a slendtr gain late this afternoon
model atJrlrlmcnl.! and a l'lubhouse. Othc1· in moderate tradina. tSec quot1tio.ns.
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I OAILY 'PIL01 H
' 'Love No P1•i so11e,.,
Leary .. Retu rned
To Co·unty Jail·
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• Fac1r}& lO )'U.1'5 ln federal prison and .a
)ltt-undmrmlned senten<:i! he re on marl•
Juana and LSD charges, Dr. Thnathy 1 Leary is back in Oranee CCJunty Jail to-
d1y after 1ent111cln1 Monday In Ttl 111.
Tht IO-ytaMlld former H 1 r v a r d
~ peycho10C'Y proft1aor was li\'tn lht lenn
. by U.$. l>l11t1ct Court Judie Ben Cbn·
nalty, and n~ ba ck Immediately
followlnc the he1rln1.
''Lo\le cannot bt 1 prlaoner," shouted
Dr. Lell')' l!I t"'O burly U.S. m1r11hals
ttcOritd him from the ff 0 U I t 0 n
-courtroom fnd 1 'll't iUnr a I r p o r t . U...uaill<. .
One ~'Ori bltck an4 the other "'Ore
whlle.
~rt. Rottmary -Le.lry, who tlao fices
· the March 11 atnttnce heaMn1 before
JIJdp Byron K. f\1cf\llllan In Or1rt1•
County Superior Court, rtad a statement
afterward.
Judie Conntlly -li ke Judie 1'1er.Ullen.
wht fOund the couple tnd son John
• U1ry, IO, ,WHy laat month of the druc
.• poa1euJ.on char1e orlgln1tln1 In Laguna
leach -1ald Leery lt a public menace.
Mr1. Leary a1reed , but nol ln the same
. Road on Stilts
Over Beach Park
Said Poss ibl e
Should Ttlbtrt Avenue be bulll en stil ts
ft tower over the propo1ed Huntlna;ton
Beach cenlrtl park!
That w11 tht 1u1111llon f\fond11y nlaht
ol Qty Councllm'11 Jerry f\1tlney who •arted wtlh Councilman Donald Shlplf'y
that 1 major hlahway ahould not rWl
throuch the clly'1 major park.
••t knew It would cost more money. but
tl llolh Ooldtn West Street tnd ta)bert
• Al-'tnue 'il'trt built on pllln11, the ctntral
· Pt rk Could be built under them ," fliatney
uld.
Talbert currently &lop.s on the east side
of Golden \\'est. bu t fu ture plans call ror
it lo be a major artery through to !he
8ol1a Chica 1rea.
Pu~Uc Werla Director Jim lVhetler
t&ld tht council thtt Talbtrt Avenu '"
• ll.'Ould become a ntceaaity when Slsnal
OU Co. develor» tlt Bob:a Chica holdin1s.
''The city or Ulndon forbids 11 ny
'bicttways ruMini through llyde Park. t
don't Stt v.•hy v.·e can't d6 the same,''
Shipley e1claifued.
,P.tatney then suggested building both
l'OIU on pilings and connecting Lake
Hunttniton an4 1alberl Lake for one
Jtfge w'aterway under thein.
"He just v.•ants an inland Top of th e
Pier," joked Shipley.
No decltlon w11 reached on the ruturc
of Talbert Avenue.
context.
"Judge Connally is right. ,.,y husband
I• a menace to eoclely. We ire a menace
tO the community which mak11 i
mockery of the ConsUtutlon. If he were 1
thitf, he would be out on bail."
Leary's attorney ,.._11tchel1 St1nd1rd Of
New York City said the 10.year sentence
Guitar Lesson s
Slated in Valley
Guitar leSION for ad v&.nced playPrs
will be offer~ tonight at !he Seturity
Pacific Bank, 88W Bol.s~ A v' ..
Wettrnlnster. for mr-m be ra of I~ foun·
lain Vall•y YMCA.
and .denial of bond came t•a1 a shock,
alliiough I sr-e it h11ppcnlna all around th~
coontry ... a surnng of rr~e speech."
'"I don't think the youne people of
toclety are 1ol n11 to toler1le this mu ch
longer," Standard 11ld. "It It alien to our
1y1tem, •lien to our Analo-Amtrlcan
btlleft, Thi1 country \1 In a 1tata where
one of the dUrlcultle1 11 the ptnaltle1 arc
mor.e horrlblt than th• crime." ·l
Leiry Wii convicted of 1mu1gling
lhrtt ounces of marljuan1 concealed In a
1nurfbox hidden lb h\1 IS.year-old
daughter'• underwea r.
March 11 Is the sentence date 1ct in
Santa Ana. ,
Beach Okays '
Ce11tral Parl\
Second Pha se·
Pha5e two CJ{ the land 1t1:1ulsll10n pro-
gram for the Hunllnaton Beach Central
Ptrk-11•11 put In mollon Monday nl1ht by.
the clt.y council.
Councilmen authorlzOO · a rtq11t1t for
$582.816 In federal funda from the Oeparl·
ment of Hou1in1 and ·Urbln Developme nt
(HUD) to buy ano01er 50 1cre1 for t~
patk 1ite st Golden \\'est Street and
Talbert A\'enuc,
Two plota of land. one just west of La ke
lfuntin1ton ileng Edw1rct. Sl.r•t-l and the
other •. swampy area \\'ell ol Golden
\Veit and SQ~th ot Sitter A venue. "'ould
be purchaltd with the .n1oney.
The swampy 1rta la the aectlon Cou n-
cilman Donald Shipley c1lled "a major
breedln& i1'0und for the water fowl In th.is
area.''
Shipley has urged the clly to buy U1at
land as soon •I poulble to ensuie ltt con-
tinuance as a br~edlng ground .
Some of the 60 acre1 la owned by the
st.ate, while prh•ate owntr11 control other
p&rla ol it. The re.q ueat for federtl funds
has r.lretdy been drtwn up.
No e11Unate was ,tven on Ult time 1l
will t•ke to 1aln the leder1l fund s and
buy the land .
" W: Coun ty Man
Faces Char ges
In Auto Death
A \\'e.s1minster . 111an \\"as for1na ll.v
chargf'd with n1anslau ghler, felony drun k
drh·ing and felony hit and run today In
connection \\'Ith an accident which too k
!he life of a 24-yca r old Anaheim wo1n1n
Sunday. •
Ralph Ponct, 7312 Park St., ?.'a8 ar-
raigned at \\'est Orange ·county Court
this m&'n lng On th e charge!. No ball ha5
been set yet. ·
Police allege Ponce "-"AS lhe drl\•er or
an automobile which struck four pa rked
·cars on Golden \\1est Street ntllr t.lur~y
Park in Huntlnaton Beach late Sunday,
resu llina in the death of r-.11urlne Gri ce
flodriguez, a pa a.senger.
Porn.of: ran a\.\•ay fron1 the v. recked car
an<l tried lo tACape through 1 ntarby
allry bt-fore he waa 1topped by a police
officer, in \·es Ugators Sii ld.
Lesaons slli rt at 6:30 p.m. for ;ultar •
pick•ra •a• 7·10, and at U -0 p.ni. for Bik~e· L1'cens1'11 g pl ayera 11·18.
Guit,arlst Ken Conney '1'111 teach the ,
COW"HI. Fees &re f5 for ThtCA memberr li N
and 17 for non-member.. Dea d 'ne eal'S
DAILY PILOT
CAA.NGI CflA.St l'UILll l-llHQ COMltAHY
••~•r+ N. Wtti
l"r .. klMI 1'10 J11111llol'I.,
J,, ••. Cu.tty -.,.
Vlfl l"rlllt fftl 11111 <ffftl•el M•,,111r
Tito"''' k11 .. t
l"dllll
fll11111t A. M11rJ1hillt
Ml"10lnl l tllOr
Albt rl W . 11+11
AHOC~li!t f•llOI
H1'1fl•tt•• IHtlt ,9.tflte
17171 •••th l owllt,,d
M1lllJ1t Aiittu; ,.0. 101 7,0, •tl•I
Otlt9f OHltM
LlO\lft• ll Ntl'l;_JH Forest A•t~w•
C11lt M1111 119 Wt1! lty S!lltl Nt*!llrl l•t~1 tt!! W111 lti"-t l .... 1tw11'f
&1n C:!1t'Mnl1! Jrl) Norrh [I Cimino Rtll
·Ok·ycles In Seal J3o&ch had he ller be
licrnl'-M by the end of this week.
After th3t the police department \Yl\I
issue cltatlon• under a new city
ordinance requiring all bikes be lll'enscd.
The cost ol a \icenllt! 11 fl.50 and ll's'aood
for lhe ure or lhe bike,
The new policy \.\"8S adnpted aft.er the
old blcyce l ordinance, which requlrl!d a
license e\·ery year at a eo-$1 of ~ cent ,
"'lllS dropped, ''Thill Old ord inance \\'1-'
ne\·rr enforced .'' accord lnt to Sgt. Sam
D'An1ico.
But the ne\.\' one "'ill be; so hustl" down
lo the police department (or tllC
perpetual license.
Tht bike ordlnance Is emphaJlttd now
because Mt rch 1·7 11 "Saftly Wetk" In
Seal Beach. an idea pront pled b.Y the
'''omen·s Club.
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(aciUUu, lneludlnf the medical Center,
swimming pools aod golf couri1e came
later. AU of these improvements wert
neetssa.ry for tht type of commun.lty we
wm 1tltmplin1 \I bQl~d Ult YllA
rtcognited lhlt. ''
\Vith the impro\l~ments, Ro,senwald ex-
plained, subsequent "fair 1narkel value"
1pprli11ll or new housl na art11 naturally
Increased .
"The FA.A was required to appraise Al.
la ir mark~t vi lue," he said, "and now It
Is be.Ing criticized for dolna: that. l migh:
' point out that comparable propertie~
i cross the frae"''Y frohi Leisure WorlC
\.\'trt being lpprailed at the same value
as the area developed.
In making comparisons with raw Jane!
value. Rosenwald added, the GAO also
!ailtd to take into account the fa ct that a
larae part of the JT'Oll acreage purchased
wu undevelopable and further large
segmtnt1 wert restricted tor housing
de\'~klpment.
i'5 a i'eflult, the value of the land rf'·
maininc for actual houslna automatically
lncreued.
· O .. ILY l"ILOt l'l'Mlll ·~ Jllf~a .. llffflli~
Roten'll·ald aaid the Lelaure World
devel?J!mtnts definite ly qu11ified 111
moderate income housing , with an
oriainal price ran1e at Seal B.eacb from
$9.000 to tl3,000 and al Lq:una HUis front
Sll ,000 to approximately f26 ,000. The
present price l'anie at Lacuna Hilts iJ
nt.000 to '49,000 he said.
Principal flhanclnj: of the Lelsur,. NEW PORT FIR I MAN WASHES DOWN CHARRED KITCHIN OF HOMI ON NEW PORT 'S LIDO ISL E
lnve1ti91tor1 Tr1c1 St1rt of 81111 to W11t 1 Basket In Kitchen of Btyfront Raa ltltnct World prnjeclJ waa throu1~ P'HA until
the end of 1967. Since 1968, When the pro-
jects ll.'ere chanaed from cooperatives to
condominiums, conventional financing
has been uud. there bein1 no FHA pro·
gram available under the lnc.re1sed In·
tert st rate. New Ad1rtin is tr ator Set
A t llunti11gton Hospital
A new 111an is moving i.nto the lpp post
~Jonday at !lwitington lnlercommunily
llo!plt al as hospital administrator.
Ir \•Ing S. Cassini w!ll leave a ~in1ilar
poa{ at Doctor's HO!lpital in San Leandro,
to take. over dutie s from Robcrl G.
flt cLean at Huntington.
The change in leadrrthl p complelea 11!'-
rangenientil made fi ve monlha ago when
both i{untintlon Inlrrcommunity and
\\'e1fmin1 ter cOmmunHy hoepitala "''ere
sold to a national corporation buod In
PhJladelphla,
"I don't think new 01o1tier!ihlp and n~w
management "·11! h;11·e any efrect oo lhe
function of the ho~pital ," ~lcLean 1a1d
Friday.
i··lcLtan \V iii assume a po.st u vice
president of fl1edi cal Data Syatems,
~·here he will work with \Vllliam PO\\'er,
one of the former O\\'Tiers of the two
htspltala.
Power wais head of Uni -med wh.lch built
and operated the hoepital1 I n
\\'e8tn1lnster and Jl unlln gton Beach. The
new o"'ner .is American.Jt1ttll eorpa Inc.,
"'hlch owns more than 35 hCJspilals acroos
lhe nation .
""'e 1lmply lurned lilt Uni·med
org&r1izatlon over to AJ.11,'' ~tcLean said.
He declined to give the purchiisc prlre
but 1aid Huntington lntercomm unlly
Hospital Is \•al ued behveen SH ntl lllon
and \\'esltninsler Com'munlty Hoapllal is
\1·orth alxiul $3-4 million.
··1 s!ared. on as hospital administrator
unU I Al\·IJ could I.iri ng m tl\elr own man,
as 11•e had agretd at the lime CJf the
sale,·· explained t-.lcLcan.
A fou r-story medical tov.·er on properly
in Jron t o( Hun!inglon lnl ercom munlly
\vas not includNI in the sale. It \l'as re-
taineQ by Power in conjunction \.\'Ith
several local doctor1.
Golden '''est Street
Work ~0 1>" finished
\'i1ork on Golden \\'tat Strett wa3 otfl.
cially drslgnated as "cotnplete'' iilonday
n!ghl by the Jlunti ngton Beach City Coun-
c1r.
The finnl l'Olt ar 111fdrnin s Jtld lc.l'eling
Golden \\est from Pacific Coast ll ighway
to \\"amer Avenue was $799.51i1.tl3. ~uJJy.
~filler h11 n<lled the constru ction work.
t"r o m Pa ge l
NEWS PAP ER • •
ll unlington Jnterco1nmunily is a 141·
bed hOl!pltal "'11ile the \Vulmina~r faci!i ·
ty ha1 1J6 btds. Both ha&pllall "1'111 pro-
bably be expanded in the near future,
~!clean said.
Planners B1·ace
For Big Se ssion
On Land Parcel
.. llunlington Beacti p 1 a n n I n r com·
misaloner.!I are brl<'ing lhtmeelve1 fer a
lengthy d1scussi6n toni(ht about one or
the city's most controversial piece of
land.
The lot. localed nl!ar Brookhur&t Street
and Ada ms Avenue. encompasses. JI
arre! tnd 11 planned 11 a coordinattd
con1merci al development, \vhich "'ill in-
clude stores. a car wash and a sCr\•ice
slaUon.
Pre11ure from the Meredit h Gardens
Homeowner's Assocla!lon over hoW the
property .!lhould be developed has so rar
prevented a usr permit <lecl~lon on the
car "·ash and the scr\'ice sta tion .
The homco\rners h9ve chargr-d lhe
<lc1·clopers \.\'iU1 laying out e "hodge
podae'' plan. \\'hich would later allo1v
IJ1rn1 to .. coorrllna!c'' an apartment ro111·
pie.\: inln U1e area. II om e o w n er s
adan1ant!y oppose any 1 pa r l m eTJ t
flr 11elopn1ent .r---
They are opposed to a coocentrallon of
huiltiing.s on !he .90t.1th\\·estern portion of
the land. \1'hich "'ould Jea\·e a major L-
shaped portion they claim "'ould -6e of no
use to rommerclal interests but would be
:;uitable for apartments.
At tonlght'1 mttUng -t.,.,·o of I.he .. in·
tended del'elopmenta, 1 cir wash and a
ser\'irc station, .,·UI be: brought berore the
t·ornmiss!on. Decisions on both ha\·c bee!\
delA,\'ed re peatedly because of lht con-
trover1y.
Fh·en1en Douse .
$26,000 Blaze
Ou Lido Isle
Ne"'PCJrl Bcactf'<fircmen said today a
btaz.e tl111t did an estimated f~6.000
d1n1i1e to the Lido Jslond home of a
retired businessman f\-1onday afternoon
started in a "'aste baske, in the kitchen.
Fire units \.\"Cre callrd lo the bl~ze at
A20 Via Lido Nord by a neighbor of Neill
Oa\'ll ~·ho aaw smoke eo1nln1 from
Da vis' home.
f'ltemen &a\d S8,000 dam1ae WIS done
to tht buildin1 and SZ0,000 to contents
frf'!m the fire 'that IJUlted the kitchen And
dltllng area. .
"Considerable heat and smokt~damate
\\'IS 1ustalned throuahout tht: structure,''
they noted.
Davis told lnve1 t111at.ors he "·11 out on
hi! $0-foot cruiser "Sleepy E)'I!" \\'hlch Is
docked 1l t.ht home "''ken 1 neiahbor
ahouted there "'''' 1 Ure. Dev\1' wile waa
not at home al the lime.
Three fire unlta c111led W the scene 1t
4:14 p.m. controlled the fire "'ithln
n1inutes, firemen Eald. Two Htrbor p1trol
fire bCJats \\'tre also at the M:enc , but
\\'tre not stud.
In vestigators "''ere unable to delermlne
~ausc or the fire .
E111plo yes flelp
W. Co t111ty Fund
City employrs of J{unttnaton Beach
t>.fonday night chipped In 11 check for
$6,115.52 to help the \\'est Orange County
Uniled f und. v-
The money "'111 turned. ov1r to tht ~lly
rouncll for sare keeping unti l It can be
distributed lo the llunlinaton Beach Com·
munity Cheat and various United Fund
agencies.
Fire Chief Ray Pica rd sai d the en1ploye
donations exceeded Ital year's tot.ti by
more than tt.600.
''The Leisure \Vorld commun itieS art
probably one of the finest lnvestrnenls
made by the FHA," Rosenwald n id.
'"M1ere has ne\'er been a foreclosure in •
Leisure \\'orld: it's actually risk free. In
insuring these loans the FHA was takini
\•irtually no chances "'ith llll inl'estment
and is sti ll makin g a good profit."
The $270 milllon in F'HA insured
mort1a1es cover about 18,000 comr,leted
units in Leisure World communlt es at
Seal Beach, La&'lllla flllls; WalnuLCut:k.
Norbeck, Md .• and Monroe Township, N.
J .. Rosenwald "aafd. and the FHA con·
tinues to receive a 'conl r!bullon frOm
every payment made on all tMse units.
T~ slld a drart of the GAO report had
been 1ubmltttd to both Rossmoor ane the
FHA and bolh had responded In 1tp1ratl'l
correspondence. aettlnl forth the facll or
the land appreciation, Including im·
provements lh•l we~ required to be put
in, and denylng impllcallons of poor
handlin& of ao vernment funds.
City Librarian
1'o Attend Mee t
On ~tarch 10 Huntinrton Beach li~arl·
an Walttr Johnton will ge l ldea1 on lh•
Ch1nglng role of thf' c0mmunlty Ubrat1
during a semlniir In Grand Rapids. Miah.
The City Coun cil fifonday rdght told
John.'lon he could attend 11 twl>-dav 11en1·
inllr which features speakert on llbrar.Y
construction, financing libraries and the
role of lht community library.
Clt\I Administrator OCJvle Miller 1111•
the a·emlnar would help J0hnson plen ttie
propo.!ed new library which wlll be In the
city's central park.
lIEW Attorney Nruucd
Ch·il R ights Chief
WASlllNGTON IUPI) -J. Stanley·
Pot tinger, San frarn:lsco Regional A~
tcn1ey for the Jlealth. Education and
\\'clfare Department, "as named toda1
to su.:cecd Leon E. Panetta, the ousted
lfE'\' civil righta chief.
PotUnie r, 30·, is a naU\'e of Daylon.
Ohio, and has lil'ed ln Stn Francisco
since 1963.
The carpet
they both chose?
Bigelow's
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Barcelona . .
up by t'Omplaints from parents \.\'ha ob-
Jectf'd to ce rtain passage~.
"Tlaht superv\1!011 would ha\"e been
a good pre\'tntatlve.'' said llall. "\\'l''re
hope.fUl thtl i;upe rvision \\'111 now be
pro1·!de.d lo ketp such things fronl
recvqlng.''
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Top of Pie1· Pla11 Ol~ay ecl
!atttlona comblntt I.he catual. ~-lnd·tO!!NI 1ha1 look at today "'ilh 11n t lealU'lt Spanish (l'IUP petttrn. The Joni;. s!endnr ~·arns ht\'r .11 .11ort, 1himme1'Y glow ... thP dramatic n1uHi -
oolort •rt !\f('diterrancan-tn1plrtd. Uae Bar-
etlbtlfl. In 1 Spanish Or 11f&dlterran•an ecllin!E or -·Ith ul tra-modern or rnlxtd contemporar}' . , . tor • tJ-uly 1tunnln; t'frrct. And btcau!ll!
tl\e n~r·· n)•lon, Ba.rtr.1on1.'1 •o 1
P8.I)' to-ca.rr for. Solt dOO•n't f 095 •how •.. and one 11a)'c cr1~n
&n4 IPl'lno•, A tlne buy fl'lr ll't>· •II·~ . ortt who "''ants greal tilyltn-: • ••. a roomtuJ of luirucy • , . at "''-~1~ to\l•llt·
• dowli-to-Mr'ttt prttt;" . ~~ .... ' •
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T~ eontro\'tralal Top of the Pier plan
b&rtly bttame I part or Hunt1natOT'I
Bc.11ch'5 mru;tcr plllll of city d!H't \opment
~londny nll§ht.
Thi" city COWM'll adoptt'd It 4·3 ais M
amtnc.hnen t to lhe rnit~ter plan. Coun-
ellu1t•n Donald Shi11le~'. Ted U11rll11t 11nd
Gtort." r>.lc(.'rricktn 1111 opposed II whlle
~lt)Or Jack Cret11 and '=<iuncllmfn Alvin
C.:otn, Jerry iilalnry"an1J Henry Kauf~wn
\OIC1:/ l11 f1'-,vr or 11.
~ J.liffi"<'dlaln t1l llf'n fR c>;pti:tetl lron1
Ille Cl!)' bct.:aUt>C ~O\\ nlOI\ n bu1lll\:ISlllCD
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ha\·t been gh·•n untll ,arly April to flT\11
an alternate pl11n for using thtlr pro-
perty.
Th• Top of the l,if!r pl1n ~·ould crea1e a lar~ muntclpal par~lng lot-downtown to
scr\'f the: btii{'h 11rea and. proposed con1-
nltrclol de\·cloprrcnts,
Oo\1nw"11 property owner~ 1t n d
bt1!ihlC£~1ncn ha\·c opf)Clscd !he pl11n
becn11~~ I hey h11tl it ie 110 encroachnient
011 t11e r!1h1 or prh ate: rn!crµrlee .
fly adoptlntt I.he Top ot the Pier plan
the t'ouni·ll rltRred the way for city IC•
uoi1 to rcione 101ne of tl1c area.
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Mediterrueap Shades
Mcdhtrtan•an Mo11
Antlq u• Ambtr • Spanlali Poppy
Spanlth Ltathtt • Ctinada Cold
Ata¥1d Avotido
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.apprt>\lld
Bl&ol ow
nr lon pile
ALD EN'S
CARPETS-DRAl'ERIES
a ll 'r!A•S StAVINI TMf OAA NCPE COASf •
1663 l'lacent la-Costa Mesa
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Checkitag Bugs Jonnson.
Planners Study
Sign Ordinance
Suffering
Chest .Pain
Laguna Beach planning commissioners
will seek City Council approval to iron
bl.It bugs in the sign ordinan« at a
special meeting of the council tonight .a l
7:30 o'clock.
Planners voted last night lo fonnulate
••suitable amendments" to tbe ordinance
\.\'it.i council approval v.·hile continuing to
support the April 15 moratorium on non-
confonning signs.
Commissioners agreed changea are
necessary in relation to parallel signs
being placed no closer than five feet to
the adjoining property line, and orien·
talion of pole signs which must be at a ~5
degree angle when placed at the corner
of_lhe property.
Commissioners weren·t in agreement
nn a third point which would permit the
sign portion of a pole sign to projecl
three feet into~e public \Vay,
ll the council agrees changes are
necessary in a vote at the regular
Wednesday session, planners will work
out recommendations for an emergency
interim ordinance at a March 9 study
.session.
Jn other business, the commission:
-Voted to .ask the. City Council to
postpone undergrounding of utilities in
Heisler Park and allocate $5,000 for a
citywide study 0# undergroundinc as pro-
posed in a recent joint meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce and the Civic
League.
-Granted contractor John Caroline
permission to build two residences at 735
and 755 Pearl St. with a reslriction of a
maximum building height of 15 feet
above the existing grade at the front set-
back Jine.
-Denied a variance application sou ght
by Julie S. Brebner oC 361 Cress St. to
construct a conforming addition to an ex-
isting nonconforming single family dwell-
ina: as "not feasible.""""The cost of br.ing-
ing the prese.l'lt home into conformity
was felt to be too expensive.
SAN ANTONI,P, Tei. (UPl) -For·
mer President· Lyondon B. Johnson su!·
fered 0 translent pain" in his chest and
left arm today. Doctors watching his
every heartbeat pve hlm medicine to
reJieve the discomfort.
+;'I1le President had a generally good
night but continues to experience dis·
cd'mfort in· his arm and chest," Tom
Johnson, the former president's e1ecu.
live assistant, told a medical briefing.
'·The President uperienced somi dis·
t-omfort In his arm at 2 a.m.," the aide
said.
Lt. Col. Robert L. North, chief heart
specialist at Brooke General Hospita1 ,
diagnosed the discomfort as "transient
pains" not connected · with the chest
pains that Sent the 36th U.S. president
to the Army hospital Monday.
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Seven From El Toro Saved
"Our ma.in concern in our ·current
treatment is to try and prev~nt 1 heart
attack," North said. "This is the thrust
of our treabnent.
''These current pains do no perma ·.,
nent damage to the heart. We don'l
tuLve ·a bleak outlbo.k. In fact,. we ar~
very optimlltic. Of .cou:i:K. nron• Hi•
the power of , clairvqyaQpe."
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From Flash Flood m Baja ·· :. ·"North· said ·Johnson 1w'as given qulni·
di ne su!Pltate and warfariri to relieve
his discomfort. The lint drug Is """
to ·reduce chert' pains and the second Is
an Anticoagulant. -·
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, By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tJM 01llJ l'llit Sltff
A group or El Toro housewives and
I heir children are back home today, after
" ~ramatic helicopter rescue from a flash
flood-ravaged canyon near San Vicente.--
Baja California.
The women and children were among
10 airlifted out or the muddy wash t.fon· .
t:lay, wtiere up to 30 more persons, many ...
Americans, remain isolated in need of
food and water.
Authorities said there are no serious in·
juries or deaths involved and that the
three El Toro men chose to stay behind
v>'ith their vehicles and equipment.
The sile is about 110 miles south or San
Diego.. •
Squiids of ~fexican ,:j()ldiers and rescue
'l"Orkers in four.wheel drive vehicles were
ordered Into the isolated are·a today,
P.tre11ts P rotest ,
Traffic Da n gel'
After Accident
In the wake of an accident that broke a
child's leg last month, San Clemente
residents have petitioned for an im•
mediate study of traffic conditions on
Bleep Avenida San Juan .
"There is absoJUtely no rega rd for the
ufety of our children on this street.
There are no speed limit signs or other
road signs. Citizens driving up or down
Avenida San Juan do not heed or pay al:
tention to signals on buses that are stop-
ped to pick up or leave our children," the
petition reads in part.
Police Chief Clifford Murray said hi~
department is st~ying the problem and
"'ill have a repor\ for councilmen at the
Wednesday ni.ght~session.
In the past portions of the slree.t have
nOt bttn.ded icated to the city, which in
<!frcct make s them private property.
l\1urray said it has been a problem street
because it is steep and heavily used.
The petition to councilmen charges.
"Some or you genUemen live on Avenida
San Juan and are aware of this problem
but you do not seem t& care for the sate ...
ly of others as long as it docs ·not affect
you P.E!1'Sonally."
The peU!.ion signed by 48 persons calls
ror immediate attention, adding "tomor·
row may be too late:•
lloino Bias Tested
WASHINGTON ( A P ) The
.i:overnmenl's authority lfl withhold
security clearancts from homosexuals
will be tested M>On In the Supreme CoW1.
<'1.tvil Liberties Union l&\V)1ers citing ·
F'rtud: Kinsey and more current medical
authority, are claiming in a recently Hied
appeal that homosexua ls are no less
trust,,·orthy lhan any other <\l:roop nf
humnn being:!!.
,
where ravaging rajns • bav• wiped -.out
already·rugged roads.
The El Toro residents were j dentilied
as Mrs. P.iargaret Jkown, of 244n
Higbpine Road, sons.Larry, 6, and Arnold
4; Mrs .. Anne Olgilvie, a neighbor, her
daughters Sandra,. 4, Caroline, 6, and son,
David, 5 iiiOnths.
Mrs. B'rown, contacted at home today,
~aid another U.S. Coast Guard helicopter
was sent into the mquntainous 'area this
morning and she expected further word
by this aftemooh.
The victims ~were ajrlifted to Coast
Guard headquarters in San Diego 24
hours after tht storm hit, in an evacua·
lion remarkably similar to those exactly
one-year ago in Orange County's
Silverado and Modjeska canyons.
Coast Guard Commander Robert Cook.
rescue director, -said today at least 35 ·
persons have been accounted for in a ~
mile radius of the fJoocl..stricken coastal
canyons.
Hikers finally struggled out o( the hills
lo summon help.
Rescued victims offered their own ac-
counts or the nightmare storm which left
~tanding lakes, pools of mud and other
hazards besides destroying roads and
sweeping allli'.ay bridges.
Jenny Sumner. 10, daughler of Marine
Cbrps Capt. 0 . \V. Sumner, w~ a cam-
ping trlp guest or the B·rowns, lieighbors
in El Toro.
Clutching her arithmetic book and sip·
ping orange juice after the helicopter Ian·
ded with 10 refugees in San Diego, tfte
girl said it was terribly scary.
'·The rain blew in off · the gulf late
Saturday night. It was frightening, howl-
ing with heavy "''inds."
''If these-men from the Coast Guard
hadn'l come when they did, we would
ha ve been in rough shape" tat d Mrs.
l!rown, holding t:ands with her sons.
At the medical briefing, Tom Johnson
said North diagno9ed the overnight pains
as a mild a!tennalh to the chest p~s
&perienced Monday.
"The. President iuffered premature
contractions, that is, e1lra heartbeats
that come earlier than expected," the
aide said. "Medication was applied and
these extra heartbeats . have been in-
frequent since 1 or z._a.m.
;'At 9:30 .a.m., he experienced .an·
other pain and continues to have dis·
comfort in his chest and left arm."
The 61-year-old former president wa~
given 1-rays and constant electrocard·
iograms today. "All were within nor-
'mal limits ," said his &iide.
North said Johnson's v.'eight or 217
was within the normal limlls for his
age apd height.
Former Patient
Sues Hospital
South Coast Community Hospital in
South Laguna, has been sue<t for '100,000
by a forme r woman patient who alleges
in her Superior Court action that im·
praper hos pl la I ·supervision ledj to her fall
from her hospital roorit to tbe sidewalk.
Mrs. Isabel G. Tracy, 76, of San
Clemente, claims that she suffered multi-
ple injuries in her fall on March 27, 1969.
and further claims that lhe hospil!1 staff
was aware that she was "we<Jk and ex·
hausted, physically and mepta.Uy .•. er·
raUc and unable to care..fepherself." ·
Mn. Tracy further charges that the
bq!pital "failed to propertradmlnister
tnedication" during her month-)9ng stay.
.D_!.nes Await Sn&O!'fl_asbord
Security is having a dog in lhe house. The Hal Chauncey house is at
A-108, Surfside. Hal and his family !eel very secure. The Great Dane.s
are Nova and Queenie. They are still puppies. \Vhen they grow up,
seCond-story men will stay out or th e little beach colony.
Solons to Join Reagan
In Last Tribute to Utt
A delei;:alion of scotes of senators and
congressmen will join Gov. Ronald Rea-
gan Wednesrlay in paying a lasl tribute
to Rep. James B. Utt at a si mple funeral
in Garden Grove Community Church.
President Nixon will be unable to al· '
I.end the 2:30 p.m, ceremony for ~fr.
Ult, 70. wlio \\1as stricken by a fatal
heart altack Sunday as he attended
church in Washington.
''I was shocked and <lccply sa<ldene<I
to bear ol Jimmy's death," sal~ the Presi·
dent in 1 tell:gram to hi3 widow, Char·
Jena, of 2233 cataJina Ave., Sant.a Ana.
"~fay the memory or his Jove for hill
family and his distinguished service to
F iring Stud y Urged
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. William
Proxmire (D-Wls.), challenged the
.Justice Department. todtY lo press
''without delay" an invesUgation into the
firing of A. E. Fitlgerald. ?o'lto informed.
Congress about a $Z billion cost increase
of the CSA jet~transport.
tus fellow men be remembered at this
sad Lime," the wire said. •
A group. of 43 co lleagues in the Houst
ot Representatives and an undetermined
number of senators plan to attend ser·
vices for the 3Slh District represental'fve.
The Washingtnn contingent flying lo
Orange County will be led by Rep. Gerald
Ford (R·Mich.)-the House minority lead-
er.
Rep. H. Allen Smith (R.Cl endale)
formally annou nced Mr. Utt's death in
Congress Mooday, noting the Orange
Counly native aeked ~t it not impede
business-as-usual on Capitol Hill.
A resolution of respect was passed.
P.tr. Ult's body will be flown to tus
home count)'. by military transport plane
\Vednesday morning for the church rites,
dlrccteiJ by Saddlel5a.Ck Mortuary in TU$-tin. . .
Pallbearers announced by lhe late
congressman•! o(fice today include Lee
1Jase11jaeger, a bank vice.president; Lee
FinJey, a brother·i.n·law: \Va lter Raw-
.JiAgs, a stepbrpther; Ed Buster, .-n in·
1iustriallsl; Leroy Lyon, former Orange
County Assemblyman, Robert Cumber·
wotth, one of h)s business assooiates.
·Rossmoor VP Def erids FH.i\.
Burial wlll be at Fairhaven Memorial
Park in Santa Ana.·
· President Nixon characterb:ed Mr. Ult
ln his wire Monday as a great public
Servant whose dedication was revered
by even those. Who took issue with his
sLaunchly conservative v!e:wpolnl I
Criticizes Assault on Mortgage Progra1n ; "t have lost a personal fr iend and col·
league,"'· added the President. who wlS
greeted by Mt. Utt In January when he
regisertd as an Orange County voter.
lly P RBARA KlltmlCH
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An eiecuUve ol Roasmoor Corporition
In Laguna Hills today•vehe.mently dtnied
imPlicaUons in a congressional report
criilcizing the Federal Hou s i.n g
Administration~for its $270 million In·
\·estment lq federally Insured mortgages
in five Leisure Wortd·communiti~ atross
the nation . •
··The FHA !Ml.lid be complimented for'
Its forward thinking In allowing these
planned comm uni lies," said Robert F .
Rosenwald, ROS!moor vice preaidenl and
general counsel.
"Ptople in the upper age category re·
quire this type or community. It has dQnt
much to open up their lives and wlthOut
FHA t'OOperalion it could not have been'
achieved." ~
The report to Con;ress from the Gene-
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raJ Accounting Offict: criUclzed FHA ap-bought la:nd for the Laguna Hills Leisure•
pr1laal procedUres "Which, it 1lated, in· World at $2,600 an acre in 1961 arid two
created u~much -u a percent.iJl..thr.tt... y.ears Jatet_appr.t.laed it at--it0;$00· an
y8ar1. More than a third of the Housing a.ere. ''In total," says the repOl'l,.."FHA 's
and Urban Develop111eat Department's appraisals of land for the first 25 seg-
$800 million in mortgq:e lnsuranct for ments of the community, which covered
cooperatively owned, 111()(1tr~~e alx>u t-500 acre of laDd, exceeded U\e
hodathg 'has gone to five Leliure 1Yorld· purchase price ~ltl·by the developer br ·
projects, the report stited. 1 , alMJut '6 million." • ' ·
.No'l.pl wl.inaooinl Is cl>Prg!d,~ .tll• ' 'The.GAO, ll)'t Roi.mwakl; l1i1;·to Ltlle .
<l"O,'bo!I Ille method,. ipp(&balolid by I !~lo aC<OUn• lhe fact tllal tlle !IOssmqor .
l.he ·F.HA is sharply crlUc}ie(j;parUcular· C<irpotation w'QS obliged to inVeil,·$12
ly the separate appraisal of caeh ntw milliOll in its l&nd pufch·11se before lhe
housing dtvelopmtnl laullchecf within a firJsale was made. '
Leisure \Vorkl. -' 'e h&d to Put in roads. bring If\
Under the program. Congrw lim1tl'd wa ~. utilities and sanitation," tbe or.
federal backing to $20 mlWon for each ! f\cla! pJd, "Our shopping center wu
project. ~The · FHA deem~ eech ·new · cOmt1Je\ed, by necessity, before tbe'first.
Leisure Workl subdivision a separate pro-I 1 P,eoplt moved in ari.d \\·e had to invesl bl
ject, entitling it to WJ mllliOl'I,.. _ 1 model apartments and a lubhou1e. other
The report 1tat'3 Iha• lhe .devcl~r , ---o <%> llOSSMOOR; l>1ac II
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Shoreclif f Area
Without Water . ' . Residents In · Clemente's .Shorecllff~
area•found not' a tricae. ol water fn their
lit>S:for Hve houi-s' Monday evening. ~
. The water1servite. there began falling
nt about 5 p.m. after a leak started In a.
main -at VaqUero and the free1\·1y un ·
dcrp1.!ls.
\Yater department 'crews worked into
the: nighl to repair the m1in. Service was
reSWred 'at abOut to p.1'1'1. L •
So(n• leakage will •till lit 'lilble
U'lnN&h today, spokesmen aaid, but will
tause no \nterruptlon ln Jervicc.
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TEN ' CENTS
Rani Douses
2ndThroWn
'Cocktail'
By JOHN V ..U:TERZA
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.Still another attemp~ fi!"fhu mblng o[
1 Sou th Coast area bank Lulldlng came to
light Monday with reports that San J uan
Capistrano's branch of South e'l n
California First NatiMonal Bank was hit by
bombers late Sunday night.
The Molotov cocktail thrown at that of·
fice at 31971 Camino Capistrano missed
its mark, however , and was doused by
heavy rain be(ore it' could do damage.
Orange County. sheriff's investigators
said today.
A day before. bombers lhrew a similar
crude firebomb at the San Clemente
branch <if the Bank of America. That <ine
exploded against a;netal and 'glass rear
door and caused several hundred dollars
in damage before it buhit out. ~
The two area fire incidents sparked
conversations among bank officials in
San Clemente and Santa Barbara
Wednesday in an attempt_Jo find a link
between the San Clemente a n d
Capistrano cases with the fire which was
set by demonstrators in Santa Barbara
las( week. It destroyed the Isla Vista
branch of the Bank of America.
Howeve r, despite the calls and in·
tensive investlgaUon by San Clementi.
police and fire iDvesligalors; sheriff's of-
ficers and the Orange County Sheriffs
crime laborat.Qry, no firm th~ has
emerged·in lhe bombings.
In San Clemente, several buq;laries
and case1 of forced entry into busineMe!I
look place sborUy after the bombing of
the B..otA.here.
A billiard business, a realty oC!ice and
the San Clemente Elk 's Lodge were
among the victims in the sm.all thelts.
One theory of San Cle.rnente police Ill
that the b&nk incident.in their .city could
have been a diversionary tactic .bY the
persons who committed the burglaries of
the busine"cs.
Empfoye G.uilty
Of Grand Theft
A Leisure World employe accused of
the theft or cash and checks estimated aL
$1,600 pleaded guilty ~londay to charges
of grand theft.
Judge Paul Mast accepted the plea of
Nick Martinus Schaar, 39, of 1682 Iowa
St., Costa ~fesa, in Santa Ana municipal
court ·and orderep Schaar to appear
P.farch 13 in Superior Court for sen·
tencing. Schaar faces a possl ble 1·10 year
term in state prison.
Schaar was arrested after It was allcg·
ed. that he took the cash and checks from
the business office of !he Laguna Hills
retirement community-It was _als()
testified that. the bookkeeper took an
undeLennlned amount of change from
pay washing machines and dryers and
used the 'proceeds to finance a gambling
trip to Las Vegas.
S tock nlnrket
NEW YORK CAP) -The stoc!r.sharket
showed a slender gain late this afternoon
·in moderate trading. (See . quotation.!!,
Pages &-9).
Winners were jusl !ilighliy--1.head· ol
losCrS.
Orange Coast
Weather
Sunny midweek wca~r with
mercury readings in the middle
&Ifs is the fine fare for the Orange
Coast on \Ye@~sday,
. l NSW ll TODA y
~ Divorce -California 1i11tc.
YOu'vc con1e a loug wa11, baby.
Now you ca11 sever au co1111tc·
tioru wi th · ya11r• ·ni'ilna.a.tc1le:cL ·
mO.te: ln a fflf\_~U'r of' 90 seconds.
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White Moh
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Scl1ool Bus
" LAMAR, S.C. (UPI) -A white mob at~
ticked lhree school buses loaded wilh
Negro children al newly desegrtgated
Lamar High School today. Patrolmen us-• ed lear gas to rescue students moments
before the whites overturned tW9-of the
buses.
' BlueMmeted st.alt. hia::hway patrolmen
lhepherded the 39 children in the buses to
;a1e1.y lmlde the school. Severi.I of the
_)'~~rs suffered eye injuries result.Ing
from glas~ rlyingJrom broken 'A'indows in
the bt.ues.
Gov, Robert E. ~fcNalr termed the at....
tacks ' "unspeakablf'' and said they
resulted from segregation forces urging
defiance of the law. The school was clos·
ed. McNalr aierled lhe National Guard.
DAILY l"ILDT l'Mft ~f IUc:lltrd kM~ .. r
Leary Returned
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' To . County Jail
Facing 10 years in federal prison and 1
yet-undetermined sentence be~ on marl. '
juana and LSD charges, Dr. Timothy
Leary-is back in Oran1e County Jail to-
day after sentenclna: Mobday In Texas.
'The 5G-year-old former H a r v a r d
psychology profeuor was given the term
by U.S.-Dlstrict Cc>urt Judge Ben Con-
naJly, and nown back immediately
following tbe heartns:.
"Love cannot be a prisoner," shoy_ted
Dr. Leary as t\\'O burly U.S. l]larshals
escorted him.. lrom the H Ml 5 t o n
courtroom and a wailing a i r p o r t
limousine.
One wore black and the other \VOre
white. ~· ' '
Mrs. Rosemary Leary, who also faces
the ~farch 11 !entence hearing before
Judge Byron · K. McMiilan in Orange
County Superior Court, read a statement
afterward. ·
Judge Connally -like Judge McMillan,
\vho found the couple and son John
Leary, 20, guilty last month of the drug
possession charge orfginating in Laguna
Beach, aald Leary i8'4 public menace.
belicrs. Thi1 country is ln a st.ate where
o.ne of the difficulties is the penalties 1r1
more horrible than U1e crime."
Leary was coovicted of smus:1JJ11g
three ounces.or marljuana concealed' in a
snuffbox hidden in .bis 18-year-old
daughter's underwear.
March 11 is the sentence date &et ln
Santa Ana.
Police Seek
Mutilation
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Killer in SA
The violence was the worst reported in
the South .since the region began com-
plying il\.. Jtnuary with federal court
_Ofders.for tofal desegregation. Darlington
COUnty, "'llich lnclude.1; Lamar, ~·as the
ieCMd South Carolina county placed
under sutjl an order.
A mob of 150 white men and women
gathettd In front of Lamar High, a
formerly all-white school that recently
received 300 blacks. They were led by
ftstauranl owner Jeryl Best, head of the
Darlington County ''Freedom-of-Choice
Commlftee," which had urged all whltes
&o boycott the county's schools.
NEWPORT FIREMAN WASHES OOWN CHARRED KITCHEN OF HOME ON NEWPORT'S LIDO ISLE
lnv11tl91tor1 Tr1c1 St1rt of 81111 to West t B11ket in Kitchen of Beyfront R11id1nc1
Mrs. Lury agreed, but not in the same
context.
"Judge Connally is right fi.1y husband
is a menace to society . We are a menace
to the communJty which makes a
mockery of the C<>m!tltution. If he were a
thief, he would be out on ball.''
A nUde girl brutally murdered on a
rainy wedding night in Santa Ana was:
sexually mutilated with a tree branch , a
broken boltle and a huge pa vlns: &tone,
homicide in vestis:a:tor disclosed today.
Bound with a lace from her own moc·
casins, Beatrice Ann Villanue va. 17, was
found ~tonday, sprawled in the mud
behind a home of an-i!lderly schoolteach·
er '"'ho went out to inspect her yard.
The 1lrst bw to arrive, carry .. lng foui'
Negro chlldrtn, was pelted by bricks but
officen were able to get the students out
an.harmed.
French President Happy
Now With Visit to U.S.
The second bus, carrying 20 black
students, arrived minutes later. Members
of the · mob jumped on its hood and
snatctt'ed o!f its distributor cap, forcing it
to 1 halt. The mob 21urged forward and
!!!mashed the windows with ai: handles
and bi-icks.
A third bus, carrylna: 15 Negroes, then
pulled up, and the mob attacked it,
flghUna: simultaneously with his:hway
patrolmen trying to protect the buse.5.
The mob pu11ed .away from the buses
anly after patrolmen openefl up with tear
gas. The gu S\\'lrled a Jew minutes
around the buses as the black children
remained inside.
• Palrolmen then escorted the students
Inside the school while the mob shouted
epithets. P.foment.s later the crowd surged
•1atn upon the buses and auccttded in
turning two of them. over.
The patrolmen pulled their revolvers
Jnd hurled more tear 1as inlo the crowd.
This Mat the mob fleeing and choking.
One shot was reportedly fired by the
mob but no one was hit.
McNair, who ~ad · termed the
deaiegreagatlon orders unreasonable but
had urged compliance with them, de.
nounced the attacks as "unspeakable acts
committed against the school children of
Lamar."
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Coin Collection
Of $5,000 Taken
-~· 'No one leaves until we
hear i( for Mr.
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fa cilities, incluc:Ung the medical center,
sv•imming pools and golf couri;e came
later, AH of these impr ovl'ml'nts were
nectssary for the lype of communily \\'e
~·ere attempting to bui ld and the fHA
A coin collection \•a\ued al $5,000 has f'l'COgnized this."
disappeared from a Laguna Beach 'Vith the improvemtnls, Rosen\vald cs:-
home, polict rl'ported this morning. plained, subsequent "fair .. market val ue''
Returning to his home, 1420 Hillcrest appraiSals of new housi ng arcar. naturally Drive for the first time !Ynce Sept.em·
Mr. titonte Gene Davis checked out his increased.
large collectlon of coins, left in a locked "The FHA was required lo appraise at
metal box, and dlSCO\'erM se\'eral hund· fair market \•alue," he said, "and now it
red of thtm missing , he told police. is .being criticized for doing that. I mis:ht
Gone from the box, Davis said, wtre point out that comparable properties
75 rolls of Roo21evelt dimes. valued at across t.he free"·ay from Leisure World
"$375. 10 rolls of half dollars. a large 1,1·ere being appraised at the same ''alue
number of Canadian coiri~ ;ind several ~ the area developed.
''proof sets" of value lo coin collectors. :n making comparisons v.·Hh raw land
Police said a locking device from the \'alue, Rosenwald added. the GAO also
box containing the coin collection had failed lo take into 11cco11nt the fact that a
been rtmoved but found no evidence of large part of the gross acreage purchased
forced entry to th·e home. was undevel opable and further la rgo
segments were restricted fur houslna
development.
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As a result, the value of the land re·
~al~ing for BL1ual houslnQ' automatically
increased.
Rosenwald said the Leisure \\'orld
developments definitely qualified as
moderate lncome housins:. with an
original price range at Seal Besch from
S9.000 to $13,000 and at Laguna Hiiis from
$11.000 to approximately-S2ft;OOO. The
present price range ai... Las:una llllls Is
~22.000 to $49.000 he sald.
Principal financing or the Leisure
World projects~l'i·a s through FliA until
the end of 1967. Since 1!163, when the pro-
jtcts v.·ere changed from cooperatives to
condominiums, ·convenUona l financing
has been used. there being no FliA pro.
cram B\'ailable under the increased In·
tere&t rate.
"'The Leisure W()rld communities are
probably one of the finest investments
made by the FHA ," Rosenwald said.
"There has never been a foreclosure in a
Lei~ure \Vorld ; it's actually risk free. In
insuring the5e loans the fl-IA \\'as laking
"lrlually no chances with iii ln\'estment
and is still 1naking a good profit."
The WO m!llion in F'llA Insured
mortgages COVl't about 18,000 completed
units In Le.\sure \Vor\d co1nmuniUe! •t
!'tal Stach. Laguna Hills. Walnut Crt!ek,
Norbeck. J\jd., and tilonroe Town5hlp, N.
J , R<lStnl'ald said, and the FHA con·
1ln11es to receive. a contribution from
every paymtnt made on all t~st units.
Te $llh1 11 clraft of lhe GAO rtport hid
bi'en &ubm1 tltd t::i both Ro11lln1oor 11nrl lhe
P'HA and both had responded in separate
c.'Orre$pondence. setting k>rth the facl.! of
the 1.snd ap11recl1Uon, Including Im·
PtO\'fmf'nts thllt "·ere required to bt put
in, •nd den~ l11g ln1 pllcatlont er poor
hundlJng of go\'erruncnt funds.
NEW YORK (UPI} -French Presi-
dent Georges Poinpidou, "satisfied" wlth
his U.S. trip despite a rash of pro-l1rae!l
demonstrations, said today in a farewell
news conference that he and President
Nixon reached a "full Understanding" 0•1
~·orld problems.
The pro-Israeli demonstrations so upset
thP visiting French lecader that President
Nixon flew to New Yorit ~londay nia:ht to
apologize personally arid attend . a
farewell dinner for Pompldou.
Pompidou told the nev.'s conference that
he held "very lengthy" discussions with
Nixon and felt that they had reached a
"full . understanding of our respective
position&" although lhey were not always
in fuU agreement.
The French leader said the differenceii
in point of view were in part geographic
and pointed out that the "(rontler of lhc
Communist world .. was 200 miles from
Paris." i:
He said hls talks with Nixon ranged
from the f\.Uddle East and Vietnam to
Europe and East-\Vt:st relations in
Europe.
As Pompldou spoke with newsmen In
the Louis X room at the \Valdorf·Asloria
Hotel, a detail of airport and city police
searched his Air France jetliner efter
recei ving 11 telephoned 1hreal.
Police said an .Air France "mploye
received :i <.'all from·a man who said:
"Pompidou's plane will not lake off lo.
day. There is a bomb on it and it will
blow up."
Howe l'er, an extensive search of lhe
DC8 Jetliner failed to turn up any e-x.
plosh·e.
While noting that the United States and
France dlsa(ree on some specifJc poticles
he ,aid, "As to the basic Issues our views
are the same and our objectives are lhe
same."
Pompidou brought up the subject or
demonstrations in a short statement
before ans\veri{lg questions from ntws-
men.
114 Yout]1s Face
T1·espass Action
In Ortega Raid
A total o( 114 Orange C1Junty Juveniles
and adulta will face court actions in·
volving trespass in the latest or ma~y
roundups of revelers at the secluded
Ortega Highway hot sprins:s spa.
But-lhe dcr1ndanli....aU -roundcd up by-
Orans:e County sheriff's deputies late last"
"'eek and herded into waiting buses, will
be prosecuted under state la"·s. instead
of lhe county code. because the latter ~·as ruled Unconstltlitional after a similar
raid at the same spot l;;ist year.
Sherlfr's i9_vest lg~tive Capt. James
Broaribelt said toclay !he young persons
woulri begin 1nnking court appearances on
the misde1neanor charges this week.
The defenriants \.\'ere rounded up In the
nre11 of a fonner hot springs spa 12 nllles
up Ortega High\.\•ay which is now under
con1rnl of lhe·?tfacco Corporation.
The firm plans development thtre.
Broadbell said the trespass problem at
the spa has lingered for the psst year.
but the use of the idyllic h\dcaW'Sy his
betn rommon for many years.
"The trespassing -and therefore the
la"'' en!orcement -problem is about one
year old, but only r~ntly ~·ere we able
to step in and make arrests thert ,"
Broadbelt said.
"'The area finally w:ls brou1ht up to
standards ar rar as posting and fencint is
(."tlnremt'd." he 11dclt!d.
Last ~·erk's reve lers tore out M!l'eral
part& C( l'H!W ftnCCS erected to ff81 Of(
thB art:.a .
'Mlt ~j\(I long h:is been 8 meeting place
for youths 1~·ho allt1edly en.sage In nude
~1,1·\mming. drug and marijuana ust and
r;ex, ofrlcer& said.
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$26,000 Blaze
On Lido Isle
Ne\\•port Beach firemen said today a
blaze lhat did an utimated i26,000
damage lo the Lido Island home of a
retired Lusinesl!man ti1onday afternoon
slart'ed in a waste bas~e. in the kitchen .
Fire units were called to the blaze at
820 Via Lido Nord by a neighbor of Neill
Davis v.•ho saw smoke coming from
Davis' home .
Firemen said $6,000 damage was done
to the building and $20,000 to contents
from the lire that gutted the kitchen ·and
dining area.
"Considerable he'at and smoke damage
'~as sustained throughout the structure,·•
they noted.
Davis told investigators he was out ()n
his 50-foot cruiser .. 'Sleepy Eye" which is
docked al lhe home when a neighbor
shouted there wa.s a fire . Davis' wife was
not at home at the time.
Three fire units called tc:> the scene at
4:24 p.m. controlled the fire within
minutes, firemen :said. Two Har60r patrol
fire boats were also at the scene, but
v.•ere not seud.
Investigators v.·ere unable to determine
the cause or the fire.
Valuable Knife
Leads to Arrest
A \'aluable Indian knife ltd tc:> the ar·
rest of a ~urglary suspect in Laguna i
Beach tilonday night.
Officers slopping to question a man fit·
ting the description of a ourglary suspect
on their wanted list, booked transient
Charles Leon Phlllips after frisking him
and finding the knife in a sheath tled
around his waist.
The knif~. police said, apparently was
par t or an lnd!!n carving set taken from
the L.:igunM Beach home of Sylvia Arady,
443 Ashion SL, Feb. 27, along with a $250
ll'21111R ·11·00! rug.
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Leary's attorney Mitchell Standard of
New York City said the JG-year sentence
and denial of bond came "as a shock,
although I see it happening all around the
country .•• a stiffing ()f free speech."
"I don't think the young people ()f
sociel?' are going tc:> tolerate this much
longer," Standard said. "It is alien to our
system, alien tc:> our Anglo-American
Oemente Scl1ool
Aide to Assume
Post in Mom·ovia
John Gy,·es, assistant principal or San
Clen1ente High School, will be leaving his
post in April lo become principal oC a
middle school in ?o.tonrovla .
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District accepted his resignation
1i1onday saying they were sorry lo see
him go but wished him success 'in his new
post.
Gyves, a San Juan ffapisltano resident,
joined the district a little over three
years ago as a long term substitute
teacher while he completed his work for
his master's degree.
When he received his degree he was
employed as dean or counsellng at the
high school and a year later became
assistant principa l.
In his administrative post, Gyves
coordinated counseling and guidance
services, student scheduling. the daily ad·
min istrative work connected with plant
operaUon and maintenance and was
mainly re!iponslble for the school budget.
Gyves "'Ill become princlpal of Clifton
l\liddle School which will house sixth,
seventh and eighth grade students 'vhlle
he conUnues his doctoral studies at USC.
"It waS a difficult decision for me to
make since I do not want lo lea ve this
district," said G)'ves. "But the new posi·
lion v.·111 gh·e me an opportunity to do
some v.·ork In curriculum design in a
middle school which Is a new concept. It
also will help me to obtain ~ doctorate
a year ear lier.
Gyves said he has never been happier
professionally and will regret leaving the
people he has worked with. He said his
decision lo leave was In the interut of his
own personal long range goals.
Immediately after the victim -her
personal effects scattered around the
pathetic scene -was Identified, police
began questioning acquaintances.
Detectives theorized the young mother
of an 18-monlh-old baby was dragged
from a nearby street by a maniacal sex
killer as she .took a short walk arter a
wedding reception party at the home of
friends.
Footprints and other markings In !he
mud behind the l1,1•1>-story home at 1073
W. Second St.. indicated a vlo!ent strug·
gle the Villanue\'a glrl put up for her life.
Besides the sadistic sexual attack. the
killer slashed the girl's throat with a
broken bottle -bi~ of which Uttered her
bod~· -and al'° crushed her head with
the Oagsione.
An au.topsy was scheduled to determine
if she had been raped by the man
himself, and "''hich ()f the v.·ouod! ac·
lually killed her.
All could ha\'e caused her death by
themselves.
TI1e victim. who lived with her mother
at 905 W. Third St. and worked as a
domestic maid. was foond by Edna L.
Dessery, 75, who has lived at the same
location for 60 years.
She said she went oul to the trash can!!!
at 6:45 a.m .. noticed a flagstone missing
from her rear walk and was puzzled.
"I couldn't figure out why it was gone.
So I fnllowed the: walk a little·further and
saw lhe body of a woman behind the
garage near the fence. J knew she was
dead."
Homicide Detective Larry Cornelison
theorized the ViJlanuel'a girl -who hlld
lert a nearby ~·eddlng reception wllh
friends earlier -"'as dragged off the
street to the hidden spot.
Miss Diane Acosta , 22, a cousin, had
Ji:ept the l'ictim's daughter Lydia during
the party and said Be11trlce returned to
the house in a car with friends, but le(t
shortly before 2 a.m. for a walk.
"She promised · to be back in fi\•e
minutes." said ~Uss Acosta.
·Jnvesligat()rs said she left between 1
and 2:30 a.m., selling that 11s the •P-
proximate period in "'•hich she "'as a~
ducted and murdered about eight blocks
a1,1·ay.
She was accosted on nearby South
Shelton Street, which intersects \Vest Se·
<'Ond Street at U1e corner on which ti1rs.
~ssery bought her home in 1910, detec·
ti\·es believe.
The carpet
they both chose·?·
Bigelow's
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BarcelonA t'(Jfl'lbines tlit casual, "'ind-tos1ed
1h•&' look of today wllh an elca•nt Spanish grlll~ pattern. The long, slender yar n, have a sort, shimmery glow . , . the dramallc multi·
colors are Mtdlltfrancan-l"spi.red. U1e Bar·
<.>elon1 In a Spanish or J.ledlterranean MtUni:
or "'Ith ultra-modern or ml:<ied contemporuy
•.• for • truly stunnlni effect And becau&.e
the fibt-r's nyl()n, 81.rctlona's so' S
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VOL 63 , NO. 52, l S~CTION S, 28 PAGtS ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY. ~ARCH 3, 1970 TEN CENTS
DAILY f'ILOT ~II' ll:lc~trf'K .... "1"
NEWPORT FIREMAN WASHES DOWN CHARRED KITCHEN OF HOME ON NEWPORT'S LIDO ISLE
Investigators Trace Start of Bla:i.• to W•st• Basket in Kitchen of Bayfront Resid.nc• ..
Firen1en Dons<'
$26,000 Blaze
Ou Lido Isle
Nev.·por! Beach nrr1nen !!aid today .-
blaze that did .an estimated $26,000
tlamage In the l,ido Isle home of the
rr:tircd lJusinessruan Monday afternoon
l't.arled in a v.·aste" baske, in the kitchen.
Fire unit.s were called to lhe blaze at
1120 Via Lido Non:! by a neighbor or ~'eill
Davis who saw smoke coming fron1
Davis ' home.
J<'ircn1cn said $6 .000 1!3.Jllage was done
lo the building and $20,000 lo conlenL•
from the fire that guUcd thr kitchrn and
rlining area. .
"Considerable heal. and smoke damage
\1•as sustained lhrough ou1 1he structure.''
they noted.
Seven From.El To1·0 Savell
F1·om Flash Flood in Baja
Bj. ARTHUR R. VINSEi.
A sroup of El Toro housewives and
their children are ba<!k home. today. after
ii dramatic .he.licopte.r rescue from a fla sh
flood-ravaged canyon 11ear San Vicente,
Baja California.
The ~'omen and children were amon,lf
10 airlifted out of the muddy \V&sh ti.ion·
day, where Up lo JO more perso ns. many
Americans, remain isolated in need or
food and water. , .
Authorities said lher~ a_re no serious in-
juries or deaths Involved and thal the
three El Toro men chose to stay behinil
11•ith their vehicles and equipment.
The site is about. 110 miles south of San
Diego.
Silveradn and Modjeska canyons.
. t:oasl Guard Commander Hobert Cook .
rescue director, said today al least · 3!1
penons-'haff betn·accaUtiled f~ J11 • -.
mile radius of the flood-stricken coasta l
canyon s.
Hikers finally !truggled oul of 'the 'hills
to summon help.
Rescued victims offered their own ac·
eount.s of the nightmare stonn which left
standing lakes, pools of mud and olhcr
hazards besides destroying roads and
sweeping awa y bridge s.
Jenny Sumner. 10, daughter of fl.1arin"
Cofl)s Capt. D. \V. Sumner. was a cam -
ping trip guest of the ·Browns. neighbor!I
in El Toro.
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Special Vote Set
Utt Seat to Be Filled After March Fi·ling
Hy m~t BAJ\LE·,~
Of IM O.lly ,1191' Sl11f
Special elections fitted into the re;ular
electioo year schedule \vlll be set soon to
fill tern1s of the late Congressman Jame!
B, Utt and anc.ther Soulhland legislator.
' Gov. Reagan said ~oday, ..
The vacancjes left by the death of Ult
Sunday and Los A{lgeles Cfunty Rep.
Glennard Lipscomb last month v.·ill be
closed by elec-tions set after the titareh
20 filing deadline passes for lhe June
• prhTiary.
Costa f\1csa Vice ti·layor Roberl ?If.
"Bob" Wilson in the rncantime made it
clear tOOay he will ha\'c a maior political
announ\emcn1 to make immediately after
Sa11d Barriers
h1 Pier Lot ··
Halt Waters
A levee of sand bags today held bac~
lhe Pacific Oci!:an that threatens ·palm
trees ~d a corner of the Newport Pier
parking lot at 22nd Street.
A mountain or loose sa.nd dun1ped over
Lhe sand bass l\1"nday \vailhed awa y
overnight but the sand ba.its held.
''TI1e lonse -t;and· doesn't do any i:nod
anyway, it washes away 1vith the rind
wa\'e.:' said Newport Beach General Ser-
vi<'es Oirector Jacob l\tyn.Pers(',
Rut l\fynderse said he was ple11serl v.•ith
!he wav the sand bags \Vere holding and
nrdered no ne\v 1vnrk to<l11v. "\\'e'\I main-
tall' it aoi necessary, sta'yin~ nn tori or
it lhrou:th !ht ne)'.t se,•er<1l day:o; or high
tirln~,'' he said , ,
The hlUhtSt tl~'fYill be '"1ix?-Cffl four· -
Inches on li'rida.v .1 High tide today wa:o;
five-feet . nve-incb~,' .
Qnly a few feet nr parking lnt paving
111as Inst tn the tidal onslought that began
SUnd:iy night and the palm trees 'vcrP
l!aved.
Vloodc" e:rnfns nut In last year iri fro nt
nr city Liff>1;11ard 1-leadquarters on lhe
nther side nf !he pier have-.been e1DOSed.
bul five re.et or beach remains lhat hasn·1
been scoured away.
ADDITIONAL STORIES, PAGE 3
Utt's funeral \Yedne:;day.
\Vilson told .lhe DAILY PILOT he hali
been getting great encouragement from
Sacramento lo bid for one of two slate
posts expected ~become vacant in the near future.
TI1ey are Robert Badhanfs 71st A.,.
scmbly District seat and John Schmili·s
3~th Senatorial District posl.
Like !he late Mr. Utt and 11tr. Lips·
comb, Wilson and the two slate !fgisla-
tor1 a_re Republicans. v.-hlle Badt)an1 an(f
Schm1ti .are both expected to jOin GOP
'Very Optl1nlstic'
candidate \Yilliam Wllcoxen ·in the race
lo replat.'C Utt.
The Laguna Beach attorney was aJ.
ready a candidate fOr the Congreu sea1:
held by Utt for 18 years.
.Th.e governor's armoun~emenl today in-
<hcatcd the special balloting \\ill r;, in
"'ilh June and No\'ember elections.
A source close to the governor's office
!old this n7wspaper today that "Wilson
1." a cer;ta1nty· lo annouri.Ct! for one of
those scab and it m03t likely wUl be the:
Asst.(l1bly. '•
\YilSon··himscH expressed a preferenc~
ror lha't post and is upccted to announce
for it i~ Badham goes for the: Utt .eat f5et ELECTIONS, Page%)
LBJ Suffers Chest Pain;
Heartbeats Monitored ·
SAN ANTONIO, Tcx~(UPI) -For· At. the medical briefing, Tom Johnson mer President Lyndon B. Johru:on sur-rered "transienl paJn" in his chest and said North diagnosed the ove.rnight paint
left arm today. Doctors w:itch.ing hi~ as a mild aftermath lo the chest paiM
every heartbeat gave him medicine. to experienced l\-1onday .
relieve. the di11Comtorl. ''The President suffered premature
."The Preside.nl had a generally good contra~tions, !hat is. extra heartbeats night but continues to experience dis· t.'Omfort in l)is arm and chest," Tonl that come earlier than expected," the
. ~.ohnson. the former president's exccu-aide 11aid. ·-~1edicalion was applied and
live assistant. told a medical briefirig. these extra heartbeats have been in·
·'The President e1pei'ienced some dis· "·f~uent since I or Z a.m.
romforl in his arm a.t :z a.m.," the aide "At 9:30 a.m .. he experienced an-
said. nther pain and · continues to have di!-
LL Cul. .n.obert 'L.. Norlh1 chlei· hearl l..'Omfort in his chest and left aqn,"
llpecialist al 'Brook't Genenl •Uotpttal; The 61-year-old former. i>resldent wa~
diagnosed" the discomfort as.· "trani!Cii£ ·· Riven x-ray .('Onslanl electrocatd·
pains" nol L'Onnected with the chest iograms today . "All were. with.in nor-
pains • lhat sent the 36th U.S. president ~ms! Umils," said his aide. 1
to the Army hospital Monday. ·•. North said Johns11n's weight or %J7
"Our ma.In concern in our current was within !he nonna.! limUs for "h.iJ
lrratment is lo try and pre\'ent a heart . age and height. -
attack," North said. ''This is the thrust Johnson's wife, Lady Bird, his com-
nf our treatment. panion for 35 years, was at his bedside
•"fhese current pains do no pcrma-in their seventh floor hospital suite. A
nent damage to the heart. \Ve dqn "t team of heart. specialists monitored his
have a bleak outlook. Jn ract, we are every heartbeat by an electrocardio-
very optimistic. Of course, no one has gram machine. Johnson suffered • s~
the po1ver or clairvoyan~." vere heart attack 15 years ego.
N~rth said ~ohnson wu given quinl -Brig. Gen. William H. l\.1oncriel, com-
rfine sulphate and warfarln to relie.vr mander of Brooke General, said the
I -
Davis told in vestigators he v.·as nut on
his 50-foot cruiser "Sleepy Eye"' which •~
'1oc"ked at the home when a neighbor
'1houted there was a fire. Davis' wife was..
not at home at the ti1ne.
Squads or Mexican .soldiers and reiicue
\\'orkers in four-wheel drive vehicles were
on:lered into the isolated area today.
11·here ravaging · rains have wiped ou1
al ready-rugged roads.
Clutching her arithmetic book and sip-
ping orange juice after the heljcJ'pter lan-
ded with IO refugees in San "51ego, the
girl said it was terribly scary . ··""
C.:yclist Faces
Theft Rap After
Puzzling Police
his discomfort. The first drug Is used "discrepancies" in Johnson 's heartbeat
lo reduce chest pains and the ~ccond Is that forL°td his hospitalization were a{ilJ 1
1"hrce fire units called to the Sl1?ne a!
4 .2-1 p.m. controlied the lire within
minules, firemen !'aid . Two Harbor palrol
fire boats were nlsn al lhf' !>Ceiif. b111
'"ere oot. scud .
Investi gators v.·cre unable 1o dc!('rFnine
thr cause of thf fire.
Santa .Barbara
Prison Escapees
In Ne"'port JaiJ
• Two escapees frOf!J Red Bluff and San-
The El Toro residents \\'ere identified
11~ Mrs. :1\-fargaret Brown, Of 24472
Highpine Road, sons Larry , 6, and Arnold
4; M[s . ....Anne Olgllvie,-a neighbor. her
daughters Sandra, 4. Caroline, 6, and :;on.
David, 5 monUls.
Mrs. Brown, conlacled at home loday.
~aid another U.S. Coast Guard helicopter
was sent into "the mountainous .area thi~
rnoming and she expected further word
by this afternoon.
'11he Victims were airlifted to Coast
fiuard headq1,1arter~ in San Diego 24
houri after the slprnl hit in an evacua·
lion remarkably ~mllar °lfi" those exactly
one year ago in Orange County'!!
Stoel< nlnrket
' NE\V YORK (AP) -1'he stock marke1
11hov.·ed k.~lender gain late this artemoon
In n1oderate trading. (See quotations,
Page~ 8-9).
"The rain 61ew in off the gulf lalf'
Saturday night. It was frighteni n&. how l-
1nR with heavy winds."
''U these men from the Coast Guard
hadn 't · come when they did, we would
have been in rough shape" said ?-.1rs.
Brown, holding t;aods wflh her sons.
'' Bonibings Precede
First Lady's Visit
BOULDER. Colo. ( AP I -On the eve ul
~·l rs. R,ichard 1\-f. Nixon's visit lo this
Unlve"rsity or Colorado conununity., polict
z.nd FBI agents v.·ere investigating four
bombin13 incidents thal have occurred in
as many days. •
Security precautions were being in-
creased for the First Lady 's visit fo
spatlighl university students working in
volunteer communit)' programs, bu1
pOiice ·declined ta say speclfk:ally what
arrangements v.•erc being made .
A flne-e vcd bas~ pla~'cr nbscr1•ed hy
puzzled police in a rather odd rendtzvouA
wi th a teenaged .lfirl was arrested earlv
today in Costa Mesa on suspicion Or
mnrnrcycle theft.
i\fichael J . Quiri!o, 22. of 2016 Arnold
Ave.. Cost:i 11-fesa, protested his in-
nocence, sa.1·in,ll he recenlly bnughl lhr
··1•c!c for $100 in Laguna Bet1ch and lht.
owner left for Vi etnam with the registra-
tinn. •
Patrol S~l. liary Shull sakl he saw a
1·1r driven by a 19-year-0ld girl pull into a
i;hopping center at \Vilson Street and
1'01le11:e Avenue at 3:50 a.m .. then the
headlights 11-1inked on and tjf.
·111enls later. he said, Quiriln r.merg-
ed from an adja~nt field pushing !he
1966 cycle, grabbed the car door handle
and the girl drove off as he coasted along
beside.
an anUcoagulanL e\•idenl.
N ewpo1·t }Joldup-Suspec~
,.
Sl1ot, Captured By Police
A suspect ln the armeJ robr>ery of Bal· told 12 patrons and lhe bartentler to e.mp-
Port Lounge in Nev.•port Beach was in ty their pockets.
critical condition today in USC-County Repeating the pattern set In the Newport hold up , Brummell was alleged· 1\-ledical center in Los Angeles after being ly in tlie pr~ss of .taking clothes from.
11hot during an alleged holdup attempt in the victims, when one hit him over the
._Long Beach early Sunda~ morning. head with a bar stool.
NC'1vport Beach det.ecti vE Capt. Louiir; Kenneth Richmond later told i fficer'
l leeres !laid Bobby Jae Brummett. ::o. or he \l'as "sick and tired of punka 1vho had guns.''
1..os Angeles has been identified as a · Mi ss Carnal ..iaw Richmond wrcstjing
suspect in 'last week 's robbery of lhe with her partner and repvrtedly fired six
Ne"''port tavern al 4507 \V. Coas1 .~hots fro1n her .25-<:aliber automatic.
Highway. Mis alleged accomplice In Richmond and a companion, fl.1rs . Muriel
r~ Barbara jails 1vcre in custody toda.v in
Newport Beach. a\\·ailing re.tum lo their
respecti ve counties.
i\latlh('"' Noland Ru.sling . U. an cscarice
rrom Tehama County Jal! ln fl~ Bluff
11·as booked in Newport Monclay af··
temoon, and Jack·Donald Christal, 47, an
rscapee from _§al'.!!!_ Barbar/!_ County_
work ra-rm \\'i s: laken Into custody Sun-
dav night, police said.
Alley 'D ust'_~Will S-et~~~ Saturday's !hooting l\tary s. Carnal 30 \\'chrman r~ived su~ficial flesh ' • . ' . .' ' w.ounds.1.~!~b.mond 's. w1!e,-K1orence,---?f-·Sou.th-Gate, L'Ollld r:iot-be-pos1t1vely---ai;a Brwnmet suffered majGr wounds,
Rusling. wl}o had been conl'icted of
burglary . escaped Feb. :ro by sawing orr
window bar~ in ~is cell. Rcc1 Bluff po!icr
i·aplurcd nusling 's 3l'(.'01nph ces. but he
made good his esca J)t' in a stolen r.ar,
they said.
Nev•porl Beath net. Ken Smilh saitl
ihe car was rccovereil in lhe parkinlil lot rir the Reuben F:. Leto. llil F;· Coast
llichway.
Smith and his partn ('r. Det Sam
An1burgey. 11rrested Husli ng • in a
<:ardena gambling spol across lbe. street
rroll'! the motel where he was rcgislcr~d.
Ne11·port offitrrs v.-erc invoh·cd in the
<"ase lx.-c11use the stolen car v.·a~ found in
l\'e1\·port Beach.
Christal "'as taken into rus\ody after
his \1·He Th elma 1old o(riccrs he 11•as an
f'SCBpet.
Palrohncn wctt called to it \Vcs11c°'~r
l~1gh1vay b1tr·lo f!Ulct lhe pafr wllo were·
ii.rguing. l\lrs. Ctlrlstal t~ld !hem her hus·
b:i nd was a fugitive •
\\'hen asked if he had (·omPletcd hi'
:tentencc at tht roacl h1m1. Chr11'll11I
rtportedty told lhe p~!rolmcn he had
rscapod by Jumping a fcnc, :i.nd ridi ng
,,fr in a ri:ir flrt vrn tiy h1~ wifr
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identified by Newport VJctiJN. Mrs. Richmond wair; reporttd Jn
_'·'J'hey 're wanted by Santa Monica , satlsfadory condiliori al Long Beach
Dow~.1_11glewood. TDrt8.j!Ce..MKf_1os Community lWJ>Jta.1. -~--~----Angeles Sherifrs Office too." he said. -,----·----------,
Capt Heeres noted Brummett is on
parole from 11 conviction of an assault
with a deadly \\'Capon, I/eights Delays Attion Until Aft-er Election Ornn!fc Coast
By 1'11.0ft.tAS FORTUNE lies on the bluff~. ovorlookin& Paci(ic
01 ni. o.1tr """ s1"" Coast llighway. It is bounded on the
Newpor! Heights property owners ha\'e nocth by 15th Slreet, on the west by
<lefeated an asswment disuict. that Newporl :-,Avenue and on the cast by
would ha ve CoSt them about $600 each to"' Irvine Av~e.
pave their alleys, but now what do they Landrigan said 99 percent o( the pro--
do'? They say they ~.w_.!nt decent alleys. LesliqS Heights residents were in (avor of
ft appe.arJ that (or the Ume bting they alleys but the a:eneral consensus was "we
are going to waiL to see Whal the.April 14 don't need.fix cncbc8 of concrete or nine
City Council elec}ion brings. ,,. lnches .ol •phalt off,'£J'eSJ(lentlal alle)'.
Two of I.he prlncipal ~rganiurs In lhe ')Vlth e.ver)"ltting going the wa)' It ls
movement to defeat the aHeSSme.nl with taxes and innation the public u('I
cllstr1ict last. v.·ee.k , Herbert Stricker and here said, 'Walt a minute govemmcnl,'"
Roland Landrigan, siy that is tlJe arr-Landr'igan observed. "The city foretct. u~
proach tl1ty will take. into a oorner where we had _..,..nN' ~
··we want lo Jct the dust<settle, 5Cf' decis!·"lfl o! buying their pack a ·11.:.
"·hat happens In the councu·~IecUOD and Ing it complele.ly. so V.'t killc
idea or 1m:urring expenditure of public
fuOOs that may be plowed up ," he said.
· His opp0i1Cilt ~ Carl Kynlla , said he
doesn·t think Woolsey is taking a rcailstlc
, approach lo resolving the nectl for alley
paviJ,g. "If I \\·ere elected I would work
hard lo encourage these people lo create
an assessnicnl d!lllrict for economk:al
alleys," he said.
The pair were taken into custody after-
,. &boot-out that wounded Brummett and
lhrce patrons of a Long Beach bar they
were allegedly altcn1pllng to rob. ·
Long Beach Police said they erftered
Poor Richard's .Bar, 6412 E. Sterns Sl.
JU~\ before clo,sing at 2 a.m. Sunday .
Taking ~lillons at e11Cl1 end of the bar,
the two reportedly pulled out guns and
• ~n~y mid1vcck weather with
mcieur>'. readlr:igs in tfic nilddle
60's Is lhc One rare for the Orange
Coast on \Vedncsday.
INSIDE 1'0Di\ \'
•l{e said. it lli hi~ opinion less t'OSIJY
Alleys than the city proposed can be.«>.,. CdA1 PfilNC IPAL Divorce -California •lyl<.
structed. lie said he ii: making a com-1·ou·oc corn c a to 11g way, baby.
µar11t1 ve litudy of the cos of ..alleys ,J.Je., JHlt-i-ll~T. 1 • i.iw;'i :.pflib 110" catt sever nli connec-
1 U\tOU~t 'Qra~ge ,C6u11p-. ' • " If , " ~~~:~·~ u'; 1·-,~' 't~~ ICitll JJOISr n1isma.lched
1 ..,the deiiill of Jis r'-• ... "'°r"°'J•1;!!!1 , ,.... llOo r ~1~ · 11>Sl&¥)Q(fe 1b. .-.,.~ · 11.' 11 , 1
reviU.lize the, ~meowncrJ ISIOClaUrut l.tP: .,,,. ·i'he t1"0 oon~er.t Coe'.the:
here •. " •:saio L'and(ifQA;. ' .~ • _ 4Ctlit repr~toUilll \Newoorl , ,
Strider 'Wiid he ~\ think lfetght• • ta~n all lnte'tcst In tht a1rt!y 15tUe.
rrsident.s ere op~ to paying for alley "J've dr iven around lhose lJ)e,11 anrl
improvement~. ")twas 1ust lhe tolal cost · 1hey're sure nliictablc anu · '*'4i al--
, «y ! .c;<\lleJt 1of;~•·~n'~r IJ~~· ~ · ,: 1~.''1 -~~-;\..; irJ . ·~ht" , ."'· ·1 .• ~'111 a '"9'"'-~PJ..~a " ol~. ·
~o',thtnJll~l<I be~ ' ' !.¥• ~\el• o Ille', I .,J,, ; I , . ,• .-• •• c , "
· ilii\ l'.~~ •)\lhot ii>{ degrCe frie. cllf ,. aaN •a~.. Men1orlot l!ospttal ~~~1'! u, r =;~ "'""'' 1
:
oblfgatW 'l~elJ lot' conli~ mpln-l.oday 1"~«!.,'ihc hfl been ~)nee suffetlng <~7 ''"' "''*"-' """ , ..
Al)()-tl,lt~W&y t~ty-\rietttn'Snf It down lention," sayli Roy "'oolsey. ' ~
rvtrybody'~ 1hroat." he suggested. Dul he. says he believes tM P..atHH' ,
tcn.oce when '\ ro11~ructe4 JI&~ Alley1!" ~~heart IAl*k l~~hi.:i 01fttc el~hl dayl 1 i=[' :! ~;::-,.~~,, 1
:
;ul{f-!'wbAl oMllgaJinn !he ' . hns n 1 ~~(). • 0t1lll-tl!ftl 11 '""'' If-It , "(' ' ..,I , r, . I ' lflttf ''" ' Site-~rll!S lot eg<J,rU to lhc..bea vy,1,1~ of city vchtt:lc3. 1 hs l'Ondlt I! rftported lo W •table. '-• '~tcfl•..-i 11 T11n1"'" 14
se Alleys. 1 . ,Meck.\ 51.' as ~ pri~lpal at Coron~ ;~ 'i! ._.ii::~ 1!
"Espccittlly after this ralq the all cyi <"oaSI. Freeway routing may still be An o.,
11r ... a bad shape," Stritker ool.ed. flpen question~ so he doesn°l th¥1k the
other w s 1 th · s rill ~1:ir HJ since the-Khoo! opened . ,.~ Liii"" 1• w-w, ..._.. ,,.,.
c. more.~ a U111ancta l -pan. rn 1962. " .. •, ~ ,: Wtfllf ...... ..
r; nPrally. lhe Nr.wport HeighU area , alley~ l!houk' ht pa,•ed. ''I 00n'l 1lkc the sc or thMe. rwo factors.'' he said. · w .. • \ • ' • • 1 ~ r · • ...... ~~~~~~~~~--'
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' ' • Tv~y, M..,;h J. ltlt -. th) I t -I ' City Fre-eway Blast·ed
Candidate F~ars Loss of Ta~ed Prop.erty
Newport Beach Cily COuncil cand.idaie
there should be a Pacific Coast F'ree'A'IY
Roy Wo0lsty said today he does.n't think
• through Newport Beach.
~ The freeway y,·ould wipe oot too much
property that generates laxes for the
school district, 'and city and county gov.
.1 ernment. he said.
• He sugaesttd motorists drive an addi-
lionaJ afx mllf~ around Upper Newport
Bay via the Newport ind ·Corona dd l\far
Jfeewaya and that to accommOdate the
traffic an extra Jane or two be added to
· eich.
!'lt ifio't too much of a burden to drive
completely around the bay," said \Vool-
. sey, an attorney v•ho lives on Lido Isle. •. And think or the tremendous savings,
not only in u.x revenue, but in construc-·uon co.sLs."
• '"No Risk Here'
• Wool,.y ·I• runlllna 1g1inst eul !!y•ll•
fOll the city COl{Mll Kil of Ml)'Or DoHUl
MarahaJl,.who ia 110t .setkln1 rttlecllon.
WoolsiY said il Would De much cheaptr
lo add extra lanes lo ttie tO mllea of lhe
Newport. F'ruway along Newport Boule-
vard and the Corona <lei 1.1ar Freeway
a Ion g Pallsades Road and MacArthur
Boulevard than to build four 1nile1 of
additional freew11y alone: Paclfic Coast
Highway. A costly high-level brldae
across UlJper Ne"·porl Bay wouldn't be
nef'ded, ht pointed out.
The \'alue of the la nd 1n the adopted
free"·ay ·route-.that wouldn't be taken
eNCeeds S40 million. Wool-Sey claims.
PrOl)f'rty tax realized on the land, in-
cluding parcels already sold to the state,
is 1%2(1,000 per year 1or Newport-Mesa
School Oi!trict alone, he said. He said
Rossn1001· VP Suppo1·ts
FHA, Raps. C1·iticis111
By-llARBARA KRETBICJI rerognized this."
Of"" 0111, 'llttt Stoff \\'itb the impro\'tments, ~wald ex· · & executive of Ross.moor Corpofation plained, subsequtnt "fair market value''
-'(;,-Laguna Hills today vehemenUy denied ~ppraiuls of new housing areas naturally
I u li -. increased. ~P. ~~ ons 1~ a congrel!ional re.port :... "The FllA was required to appraise at
cr11lc1z1ng the Federal HO us In?° fa ir market value." ht said, "'and now il
Administration for ils $270 n'l illion in-is bting crlticb.ed for doing that. I mi.itht
\'es tment in feder ally insured mortgages poinl out that comparable propertie!I
in fi\'e Leisure World communities across across t!ll! freew~y from Leisur.e World
lhe n ti ~rt being appraised at the same value a on. . as !ht area developed.
"1be FHA should be complimented for In making co~arlsons "'ilh ra\Y land
ltl fo"'·ard thinking in ailo'l''ing these \'alue. Rosenwald addtd. lhe GAO also
planned cormnunilies," said Robert F. fai\eCI to take into account the fact that a
Rosenwald. Ros!moor vice president and large part of the gross acreage purchased
ene 1 1 was unde\•clop;;bJe <1nd further large
I "Pra ,corn!~ · 1 segments v.·ere: restricted for housing ~ . eop e n ·le upper age ca egory re· development.
,, qu111 this type or community. It has. done As a result, the value or the land rP·
.much to open .up !h•tr lives and \\'llhout mainlng for actual housing automatically ~ coo~rallon it could not have been increased.
ac eved . Rosen1,1•ald said the Leisure· \Vorld
The repor~ to Congre~ ~rorn tht: Gene· • dt.yelopmenls definitely quaHlle'd as
ral .Accounting Office c_r1tu:l.:i:ed F•IA ~P-moderate. income houslng. with an
pra1sal 11rocedure1. wtueh. it ata.~d. in-original price range at Seat Beach from
. creased is much al ~ ~rcent in l~ee S9J)00 to 113,000 and at Laguna Hilla from
ryears. Pifore than a ~rd cf the Hous1n,g $Il.000 lo approximately 126.000. The
~and U~~n ~evelopment Departments pres~nt price range at L.aguna ilills is
SIOO m1l~1on m mortgage lnsiJra"!Ce for $22,000 to S49.000 he said, ~r:atively ov.11ed .. mtide.rate-1ncome. Principal financing or the Leisure hou~1ng has gone to f1vt Le1surt World World projects was through YHA until
Jlf'OJect.5, the ~port .slll~. the end of 1967. Since 1968. "'hen the pro-
No legal wrongdoing 1s chara:ed by the jet.ls were chaneed from cooperatives to
GAO. but .the method o.f appraiaal ustd by condominiums, conventional finaricing
the FHA is sharp1* cr1t.lc1zed. Jlilrl!cular-has been used, lhert being no FHA pro-
ly the separate appraJsal cf eaeb new gram avallable under the irn:reaad in·
housing devtlopmenl launched wilhin a terest rate.
Leisure Workf. "The Leisure Wor ld communities are
Under the .program . Con~ess limilt'd probably one or lhe fine st in\'estments
federal back1ng to $20 million for each made by the t~HA ." Rosenw.ald said.
project. The FHA ~eemed each new ''There ha s never been a foreclosure in a
~Jsure W~rld subdivision• separate pro. Leisure \Vorld ; it's actually risk -free. In
1ect. entitling It to $20 mllllon. insuring these Joans the F'l·IA was laking
The report 1t.tes th11t the developer virtually no chan~es 1,1•ith its investment ~ght Jand for Uie La~~a Hills Leisure. and is still m~kin'S a good profit."
\llor1d al $2,600 an acre 1n 1961 and two The '270 1nllllon in FHA Insured
)'ears \aler appraised it at $10.~ a.n mort·gages cover about 18,000 compltled
acre. "In Iola\," says lht report , "'fH..\ s units in IAlsure World com1nunilles ~t
appraisals of land . for the f~rsl 25 scg· Seal Beach, LagUlla Hills. \\'alnut Cref'k,
met!~ of the community, \\'h1ch cover~ Norbeck."f.ld., and r..tonroe To"•nshi p. N.
about 500 a.cres ~ land, exceeded the J., Rosen"1·ald said. and the FHA con·
purchase price paid by the developer by Wiues to rective a contributlon from
about M million." every payment made on all ttlcse units.
The GAO. says Rosenwald . fail!i to take Te sakl a draft of 1he GAO rrport had
Into aerount the fact that the Rossmoor been submitled to both Rossmoor and the
Corporation \\'as obliged to inveal $12 FHA and both had rtsponded in M?p<lrate
million in its land purchase before the correspondence, setting forth the facts of
Urst sale 11·as maae. the land appreciation. including im-
"We had to plll. ln roads. bring in provements tha( were rrquired to he put
water, uliUUes and sanit ation ," the or-in. and . denying implications of poor
flcial said. "Our iihopplng ct1)ter was handling of governm ent funds.
completed, by necessity, before lhe first
peoJ!le moved in and u·e had to invest in
model apartments itllld a clubhouse. Other
facilities, including the medical center,
swlmmina pools and golf course came
later. All of these improvements were
nectssary for the type of community ""·e
were attempting to build and tht FHA
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Trespa~ Action
In Ortega Raid\-
A total of 114 Ora11ge coun~y ju,·enilcs
... and adults '"·ill face court actions in·
,·olving lrespa!IS in the latest of many
roundups or re\'elers al the secluded
Ortega llighway hot IJ)rinss iipn.
Out the defendants, all rounded up by
l1renge Gounly slierlff'li deputies )ate last
u·eek and herded into V.'a1liog buses, Wiii
be prosecuted under stale lav.•s, instead
of the count)' ~e. because the lalll!r
"'a.s ruled unconstitutional after a similar
rald at the sumo spot la!! ye•r.
Sheriff's in,<:stlgatlve Capt. Jame~
, llroadbelt said today the young persons
u·ould begin making court appearenccs oh
the misdemeanor charges this ·week. i
The defendantS wer( rounded up In the
::ire-a of a former hot springs spa 12 miles
up Orte.ii •llghway "'hlch Is now under
control of the 1'\flcco Corporation.
The fim1 ,plan~ development there.
Broadbelt said the tr«'11pass problem al
the !Pi-has Unsered for !ht pa~t )Par.
but the use or the idyllic hirlca"'·ay hJs
OOen common for ~ny year_..
''The trupaping -and lht'rt.fore tht
111-.-• enforctment -problem is al>out one
~tar old, but orily recently wrre \\'e able
to ~tep in and nTnke arrciil$ lhere."'
Oroadbell said.
"The ilrr.n hna lly \\'as bro11~ht u~ to
~tanda rds as far 11s posting and lencln~ is
cn'lr<':rn('.(!." be .ldde:I.
L:l~l \\tek's r~,·~ler5 tore out st \l!ral
p::iri s or OC\4 f<'llCtb creeled to &ell off
th<! area,
Ti1('. 11lte 1011~ hiu ·~en a m~!lni: plnc-t
for youlb~ "'ho a11caedl.\' 1."11gBge In nu~Jo
~\\•mm1"1:. tlruq And morijuAnn U-'t' and
~e),, olhcrrs ~Jld.
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It II I.I ~t VU.. lilaJ tl!-mlllloo
lto•I tu ~vep,ue Ult·-tehml illatrict an-
ticipates this yetir ~ :
Woolsey said he disagrie1 with the. po-.
sitlon the city council has taken or 1'ork·
'Jug with state highwa.y enalneera to 1et
lhe best'prniSible conflguratlon within thi:
adopted Coast Freeway rout! although
not ytl signing the agreement.
"~fy position is we shouldn 't' negotiate
~talla of alignment unleu we accept the
general route." he s&ld. He said it was
his 1opinion some memberi o( the city
coull'Cil voted to proceed with ntgotiallons
.witbout-eoncedlng that the route ts a prop..
er one.
Woolsey saiit comments of members nf
tht slate Highway CommWion lndlcste
some of them recognize it is not a well
thought out freewa~
From P.•1e l
ELECTIONS. ••
'Vilson'a cooUi~ution, to what is exrected
to be " widespread game· of palitical
domiMes would be to vacate his candi-
dacy for the Fifth Dl!trict suj)er\'tsoria1
seat held by SuperVisor Alton E. Allti\:
"I don't helieve in two-year term!'!."
\Vilson said todfly. "When you decide to
pla y politics and hold office ii should be
for a reasonable period of time, a term
which will allow you to serve the public
from a position of experience.
"The !>ix year term of senator and tl1e
fou r ye-ar term of assemblyman are cer·
tainly the most iittracUve and lhe...assem-
~ job rniiblbe the be.st prosoect." "'ll-
so11 saiii. The vetf'ran cotinc\Jman. E'"'
hnlcls office in the Orange County cha !tr
of the League of Californil!I Cities. o
rotes an awnins business in Santa Ana
U'1der the trade name of "The A'l''ni'ng ~Ian.'' r·
The po/ltic;il whirlpool created by t~t
drath of Congressman Ult continued to ·
wid tn today 1,1•ith the growing convirtion
in hi,r:h Republican circles that Badhai\i
,,.nd Schmitz are definite candidateli fo\
the 35th District Congressional seat.
And both Sacramento and Santa An~
source& predicted an avalanche of "min
candidates" before the flllng period end~.
··we·rt; going to get -a lot of J>t'Ople who
i:honldn 't run for a bus running for one
of ll'IPse \•ital seats and we ml11ht '''en
get them ruMing for more than one
Sl"at." was the acid comment of one top
ranking GOP spokesman.
"That's fint," he said, "as long as this
rloesn't spark a struggle. that could hurt
!he party. This Is my major eoncem and
you can bet that rm passin,; my feelings
along to those who can do something
abnut it.''
'l'he· uniform comment among nthers
tabbed as candidates for one or all of the
thtte srats that sttm certain to become
vacant "'as "wait until after ttie funeral."
Last rites \\'ill be held \Vednesday in Gar-
den Grove for the late congre55man.
But the ;itti!ude of respect for Utt's
funeral scr\'ices did not appear tn pre-
clude a multitude of closed door political
conferences throughout the county -11es·
!lions which have not betn confined to the
Ropuh!ican party.
Lead ing Orange-Cnunt.v Ocmncral~
ha1'" l>cen huddled \11ith Demncratic or·
ganizer Louis B. Celia of Sant11 Ana
!<lnee UU's death and it is flrmlv be-
lierrd by reliable sources that the Pos.~i
ble opportunitlrs to the party from the
Utt \'acancy have been discussed .
The only Deniocrat who has so far an-
oou ncecl his candidacy is Thomaa B. !An-
hart of Tustin. Lenhart u•as trounced by
Utt In the 1966 and 1968 elections.
E111ploye Guilty
Of Grand Tl1ef t
A Ltisure 'Vor!d en1ploye accµsed of
thf' theft of cash and checks estimated at
~1.600 pleaded guilty Monday to charges
or grand thert.
Judge Paul ~last accopted the plea of
Nick r.tartinus Schaar, 39, of 1982 Iowa
St.. Costa ~1esa, in Santa Ana municipal
court and ord!red Schaar to appear
hlarch 13 in Superior Court for sen-
lencine. Schaar faces a poaslbte 1·10 year
term in state prison .
Schaar was arrested arter it \\'as a.lleg:
cd Olathe look the cash and checks from
the bu!iine!S office of the L:lguna Hills
retirement community . It was also
testiried thal tht bookkeeper toolc qn
undetermined a1nount of ehange from
pay washin,: m::ichines and dryers and
used the proettda to finance a 1an1bling
trip to Llls Vrgas. Atta~ks .~ume •
Mideast Air War
A one-day lull In the ~fiddle E11st a\J'
,,·ar ended today when Israeli planes
hombed EgyptJan military Positions at
bo)th ends of lhe canal and Egyptian
planes struck li;raell pcelUons alona the
so111her11 secto r. '
Israel said its pt&}li'! hit antiaircraft
bunkeri;, artillery pos!Uons and mortar
em placements. Emt aald the nrst
F:gypt111n raid of the month Inflicted a
number of casuahles and that names ""'e ~ttn in the target artll . tn Cairo, President Gem~l Abdel Nas-
s11r m,.t for three hour& "·Ith So\iltt 06-
puty Forrign ~nnlst(lr Vl,.dimlr Vlno-
;iraOov l'lnd olher hl&l'I Egyptian a~
So\ 1-.1 ofl'ch1l!I. There w111 rin ('(lmmenl
r 11 ll1e n11turc of thelr talks but London
dlplom1ttlc 50t1rct_, said Ru~sla ht, a-
Wtf'1 IQ i1upply mort. \\'lit material ta
rg,·pl.
T"'llCU planes carried out two stparate
r nlda.
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F1·om Texas,
Wait s Te1·1n
Facln& 10 years Jn federal prl10n and 1
yet.undetemllned sentence here on m11ri-
·juana and LSD chnrges, Dr. Timothy
Leary ts baci in Orange County Jail lo·
day lfler 11ent.encina Monday in Texas.
The SO-year-<1ld former H a t v a r d
psychology JlrOfessor was given the ternl
by U.S. District Court Judge Ben Con-
!1JllY, and nown back immediately.
following the hearing .
"Love cannot be a prisonet," shouted
l>r. Leary 1s twa burly U.S. marahals
etc0rt.ed _him from -the H o u 1 t o n
courtroom and a wajting a I r p o r t
""lirhousine.
One \\'Ore btaak and the other "'ore
\\'hite.
Mrs. &semary Leary , w)\o also face.~
the ?ifarch 11 sentence hearing before
Judge Byron K. McMillan in Orange
County Superior Court. read a statement
afterward.
Judge Connally-like Judge McltUllan,
who found the couple and son John
Leary, 20, guilty last month of the dru,;
po!session charge originating In Laguna
Beach -said Leary is a public menace.
Mrs. Leary agreed, but not in the sam1
and denial or bond can1e "as a shock.
although I see it happening all around the
country , .. a stlfflng of free speech.''
Dataes ·Await St1ior9asbord
"I don't think the young people. ol
society are going to tolerate this mu ch
lon1er," Standard said .. ;It is alien to our
system, alien I.I:! our Anglo-Ame rican
bellers. This .country is in a stale wherr.
one of the difficulties is the penalties are
more horrible than the crime."·
Security i$, having a dog in the house. The I-Jal-Chauncey house is al
A-108, Surfside. Hal and his family feel very secute. The Great Danei'i
are Nova and Queenie . They are still puppies. When they grow up,
second-atory men will stay out of the htUe beach colony. Leaa was convicted of 11nuggling
thr'ee ouncts of marijuana concealed in a
snuffbox hidden in his 18-ye11r-old
daughter's under1A•car.
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Attacks W 01na11 in Ho111e
~!arch 11 is the senlcncc date set in
Santa Anp.
'Peace' Chants
ltf eet First Lady •
A ~year-old Cost a ?ilcsa housewife
told poUce she was raped early today by
an intruder who first hid in her bedroom
and nen·ously blurted oul he had never
dooe !UCh a thina before.
B1·andt Urges •
'Arms Discussion
LONOON (AP) -Chancellor Willy
Br:.ndt of \\'ut Germany c11lled today for
nei:<>tlallons on the balan~ reduction of
forcea bet\1·een East and West in any con·
ference on European security.
Brandt told a Soviet newspaperman
who questioned him at a luncheon of the:
Foreign Preas Association : "'The Fe<leral
German Republican has no territorial
claims 'ol'hatsoever. ''
Brandt conflrrned repor.t.s that an an-
nouncement is imminenl concerning new
financia l arrangements between Britain
and West Germany that will take a SJXlO--
strong Brttl1h brigade back to the Rhine
army by fall.
Dance Recital
At ~arbor .Higl1
t-.'e·wport ltarbor •Ugh School Girl's
Physical Edueation department \\'ill
present a JTI.odern dance recital Friday at
8 p.m. in th! school's audllorium . Tickets
for the production "'UI be sold at the door
for $1.
The ''ictim said she v.'as iJ'ibbed as she
entered the room about 12 : IS a.m. to re:·
tire and ordered . to subm it without
screarhing or he would kill her.
She said he left the house, \\'here. her
rluldren slept lhrough the incident, and
she made sure he was gone before tele-
phoning a friend for help.
Investigators ~id the family acquaint·
11nee started out, then-spoUed Officer
Jim Wat.son en route. while he was check-
ing two men in the 2700 block of Hlrbor
Boulevard.
Patrolman \\1atson followed lhe victlm·s
rriend lo the residenc,, 1\'here .a ~earch
failed to indicate how the bedroom in-
truder gained entry to the home.
Bloodstains and other evidence in the.
bedroom w11s photographtd or im pounded
by crime sce~e investigators.
The rape victim's husband \\'15 at work
1\'hen she was attacked, pollce said.
Politics Played Role
In !\line Chief Ouster
\1lASHINGTON (AP ) -Interior Depart-
ment officials susgest polltt~t and
pressure frvm a coal Industry faced with
impending federal safety ngulstion.s
played a decisl\'e role in President Nix·
on's ouster of John fl'. O'Leary as head or
the Burral. of !'lines.
The President fired O'Leary Saturday.
just hours after the mines chief signe<I
new regulations tO implement the: recent-
ly pass(ld tough federal Coal Mine Health
~nd Safety Acl.
L.EXlNGTON. Ky. <UPI) -Pat Nixon
arrived here today on her toqr of eol·
leges and was greeted for the first tinle
by about 60 dernonstrators shoutin:
•·peace no\v." Their shouts drov.·ned out
a short speech she made as she leh her
government jet at Blue Grass F'Jeld.
The First Lady did not actually see th,
Qemonstrators who \1·erc identified as
members of Students for Democrat ic So-
ciety {SOS ). They were al>out 300 fet'l
from her aircraft "·hlch landed at 10:05
a.m, (EST) on a flight from Lansing,
J\fich. !\fr~. Nixon, "l'Carlng a peacock blufl:
belted coat and matching blue dress. wa!'
taken baek by the chanting. She stlim-
mered for a momenl in her airport
speech but quickly regaint:d her com-
posure and responded to a cheering wel·
come from about 1,000 persons.
Easter Vacation .
Slvin1 Oass Due
Swllnniing will be taught during Easter
Vacation at Orange Coast Y~tCA, giving
splashers and dog·paddlers a jump on the
cro\vded summer instruction sessions.
Children 7 to 14 may recei\'e five
lessons of 30 minutes each during the
r.ta.rch 23 through 27 series. 'l''ith pr11ct.ictt
after during the daily Y recreational
S14'ims. Ad~itiOnal information may be obtained
by calling pool manager Bill Chunn, who
is taking re gistration for the program. to
be held at \' headquarters. :?.300 Universi·
ly Dri\'C, Newport Beach.
The carpet
they both chose?
'Bigelow's
Barcelona
Earct'lona eM'lbil'lt's lht' casual. •·inH·loued
l!ha,,-Jo6k of lodl!ll' wi1h an eteiant SpanUh
;,riJt' pattern. Thi!' lont. 1Jendtr yarns havt 11. ao(I , ~hin1mery glow .. , the dr11.mallc multi·
t.'0101'3 an 1'ledftf!'rr1ncan·i'lsplrl"d. Us~ Bar-
ctlona il'I ~ Sp.a.nl!h or J\lerli lt'TT&nf'an ·1E'llln1
or "A'lth ultre.modt>rn or ml:tro conlemlJ()raty
••• for a truly slunnln: tffecl. A"d beeluse tht fiber's nylon. Bal't't'Jona's ~o
f ll!Y to cart!' for. Soil doesn't $10'' 1how ... and riilr sta~·~ crls11 and .11prlngy. A fin,. buy tot •nl-141, y4.
one •-ho \\"anu rreal ~tyllh!:
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VOL 63 , NO. 52, l SECTIONS, 28 PAG ~S . · .. ORANG~ COUNTY, CALIFORNI A T ESOAY, K<iARCH l. · 1970 TEN CENTS " • .
Flap Fla.res.-Over St. Clai~'s Non-flight
Suggested impropriety In spending and
bad manners in ch001Sing passengers for
;a c,ruclat busines5 flighl brought angry
denials l_rom the mayor as the Costa Mesa
City Cou11Cil mel r-.1onday.
Newport Beach attorney Don Small-
1.,,ood read a leuer raising the questions
about the Feb. 19 rught lo El Centro ror
;i State Highway Commission hearing in.
volving the future Pacific Coast Freeway.
Councilman William L~t. Clair wanted
t !ea t on Costa Mcsa·s four-passenger
Johnson ·' Suffering ...
Chest Pain
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) -For·
mer President Lyndon B. Johnson suf.
rered ''transient pain" in his chest and
l~ft arm today. Doc1ors watching his
f'\'Cry heartbeat gave him medicine to
relieve lhe discomforl.
.. The President had a generally good
night but. continues to experience dis·
1·omfort in his arm and chest," Tom
.Johnson. the former presidenl's exccu·
th·e assistant. told 11 mellical briefing ..
"The President expericm;ed some dis-
1·om!ort in his arm al 2 a.m.," the aide
~aid. • ·
Lt. Col. Robert l.. North, chief heart
specialist at Brooke Gener'al Hospital,
diagnosed the discomrort as "transient
pains'' not connected with lbe chest
·pains that senl the 36th U.S. president
In lbe Army hospital Monday.
''Our main concern in· our current
trf'atment is lo try and prevent a heart
.:11.tack." North said . "This is the thrust
nf t>ur treatmenl. •
"These current pains do no perma-
nent damage to the heart. \Ve don't
tu1ve a bleak outlook. In fact, we are
very optimistic. Of course. no one has
the power of clairvoySncit=."
North said Johnson was given qu ini-
rline sulphate and 1varfarin to relieve
his discomfort. The first drug is uscif
tn .reducc chest pains and the second Is
an .anlicoagulant.
.At the medical briefing. Toni Johnson
., said North diagnosed the overnight pains
as a mild aftermalh to the chest pains
experienced Monday.
"The President suffered premalur,..
~·ontractions, that is. extra heartbeai.s
1hat cijrnc earlier than expected," lht'
aide said. '.'ti.1edlcal ion was applied and
lhesc extra heartbeats have been in·
frequent since I or 2 a.m.
"At 9:30 a.m .. he experienced :1n-
nlher paiii and continues to have dis·
romfort in his chei.1 and-left ann. "·
The 61 -yea r-old former prtSidenl wa"
J;i\'en x·rays and constant elec1rocard·
iograrn,s today. "All were within nor·
m11I limits," said his aide. •
North said Johnson 's weight of 217
1vas within lhe normal limits for his
age and· heigh t.
. Johnson's wile. Lady Bird . his coni·
panion for .35 years. l'.·as at his bedside
in their sevenr.h floor hospital sui le . A
tram of heart specialists monitored hi~
rt·ery heai-lbca! by an clectrocardin·
gram machinl' .. Johnson suffered a se·
\'t're heart attack 15 years agll.
Mesa B1u·O'lars el
-Get Calcua tor
Authorities are calculaling . today 1vho
might be braren enough to walk out of a·
i;ec'ur ity·tight ·chemical plant in Costa
ti.frsa with a Sl,4~ calculator rqachine.
Officials at the Narmco ~1aterial~
Division of lhc Wh ittaker Corporation.
liOO \1icloria St.. reported theft of thr
machine :;iomelimc during buslncs:1 hour~
to police Monda y, af!er 1heir own In·
\'C!ltlgalion .
~dmund 0. Rondn tolrl detective'
cmployes entering ancl leeYing lhe
(:hemical manuractur ing plant musl ha re
identification badges and are Checked by
J1ecurily ofUcfrs.
Anyont taking, oul mach inery for work
,.lse"•here is also required to sign for H.
but no one had done so and a thorough
i;e11n::h o( the plant indicaled il "'asn'l
misplaced, Rondo said.
1{01110 Bias 'f est Due
wt.SHINGTON C A P ) '--Th•
i:o,·crnment's authority to \rilhhold
.•ecurity clt.arance!I from homoserual~
"'ill be tested soon in the Supreme Court.
Civil Llbert iC5 Union lawyers citing
Frr:ud. Kinsey and more current medical
:aulhorily, :are. claimin,R 1n a rccenlly filrd
1ppeal that homo.~rxuill• :1 rr nn lt-t'
trusf."'l)rlhy lhan :any nlher .11:rnup nr
htrm;in bein5~.
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plane. which eost S20fi to cb·arjer and car.
ried a homeowners'. group representative
front Newport Beach. '
St. Clair \Vas forced o drive. at a $55 .
cos t to the city and SmallwOOd's letter
and subiequent address cri Ucir:ed the ex-
clu sion or an electfd official.
The exchan)e was tinged with bitter·
nC5,\ at times and SmaUwood was obvious-
ly stung by Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley's r~
marks, requesUng a copy ol the trans-
cript or the recorded debaJe·alterward.
SmaDwood's1lett.er raised three primary election and It! campafgni~g.
quesliops, lollowed by two he said mu9t These were Smallwood's que&tions In
not go unaosw'ered .:if the Jirst were aJ. essence :
firmed, carefullY qdyine each point. \Vho were the Costa Mesa representa-~ .. "J find so many ambiguous statements lives flown to the meeting? ..
-•possibly'.• 'apparently' ~perhaps' -\Vho participated and who did not?
1hat l'm .aoinl ~ uae 'appareJJtly'." • Did a Newport Beach representative ~o
fumed. Mayor Binkley, alter hearing the on :he city-chartered ,flight and who in-•
letter. . , vited him?•
"'Apparently rthl.s repreiinls the &illy ti.fayor Pinkley klentified them. said not
season we have every two yeau:," he all parllcipated but were present if ncerl-
sakl, rerCrrt.nc .10 the !mpendinr A.pril ed and said Forrest Fullmer, a Newport
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Beach foe of reopening the Coastal Pree.
way route question, wenl, alon1 at lhe
mayor's in\•itation.
Smallwood I.hen wanted to know \\'hat
public purpose was served b'Y taking F'ul-
mer at the r.xclusion of St. Clair and what
is the city 's policy on such travel ex·
penditures. · '
"The gi1t of my complaint is the Lran$-
porl of a Newport Beach representalive.''
said Smallwood.
i\tay?r Pinkley said t'ullmcr carried
petitions against any change In the Coa!I ·
al Freeway route, 11lgned by J.300 New-
port Beach residents and 400 Cos ta Me .s-
ans . ·
He added that Costa .i\f e11a had been lli·
volved in thar particular fight for seven
years and lhal Jo'ullmCr's aid was con·
side.red strong.
"There was no request ma~y ~tr.
St. Clair uolil 10 o'clock the ni t before.
.,.,.e left early the nexl mo , ,. be
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Dataes Await Snaorgasliorlf
Security is having a dog in the hou se. Tb& Heil -Chauncey hotise is al
.t\-108, Surfside. Hal and·his family feel v.ery secure. The Great Danes'
are Nova and Queenie. They ·are still puppies. ·\Vben they grow up,
second-story men will stay ~ut of the little beach colony.
Mesa Club Burglary Loot
Recovered in Suspect Car
Ao ~stimaled Sl ,500 wor~h of
!<portswear. club:«1 and thawed meal
allegedly taken in lhe burglary h( !he
Costa J\lcsa GoU and Country Club wa~
recovered from a sus pect vehi cle Monday
af!ernoon. -
Coniplainls charging a Huntingj,on
Reach man and his companion. capt!r'ed
;iffcr a poller chase from the scene dur-
ing the predawn hours ~·ill be sought
from the District Attorney Wednesday,
Gene M. Bames. 42, of 19142 Bushard
St.. and John R. Jackson. 3~. Las Veg'As,
Nev .. were booked oo burgla ry charges,
1\·hile one and possibly two other,suspects
\\'ho escaped are still sought.
A search warrant Issued by the district
attorney allo"'ed inYestig&tors·to open the
car, which was abandoned in the 270ll
block of P~rson Way about J a.m .. after
Sgt . Thell Glascock,gave chase .
Barnes and Jackson were apprehended
nn foot in the area after Sgt. Glascock'"'
patrol car was almost hit by 1 vehicle
leaving the coontry club. ~
Police ~'ere converging on the scene
after aomeone who forced a kitchen door
unwit6ngly triggered an ultraviolet \ighl
bca'\1 alarm system inside.
si,,.,'I( 'iUnrket
NE\V YORK ·(APl -1,'he stock,markel
ahoWed a. slend'er gain late this 1hernoon
in moderate trading. ·{Set quotations,
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By TOM BARLEY
Of "'' O•ilr 'n" Sit/I
Special elections fitted Into the regular
election year schedule will be set soon tn
fill terms of the late Congressman James
B.'Ult and anot11er Southland .legislator,
Gov. Reagan said today~ '
The vacancies left by the death of Ut{
Sund ay and Los Angeles County Rep.
Glennard Lipscomb last i'nonth will be
closed by elections sci afte r the l\1arch
20 filing deadline passe; for the June
primary.
C~1a i\tesa Vice f\1ayor Robert 1\1.
''Bob" Wiison in the meantime made il
clear today he will have a1T1ajor_polit.ical
announcrmcnt to make immediately after
Mesa Supports
Vrule v Plea -•
On Airpo~t
;J>c Costa ~1esa City Council Monday
joined a plea by the Fountain Valley
Scholl District urg ing county officials to
abandon an y considera tion or an airport
in the Marine Corps' :\tile Square
helicopter praclice field .
Councilman \VllUam L. SI. Clair voled
againsl proposal, c;ndcmning it as
typical or suburban encroachment around
aviation racilities which:.a.r.a ultimately
forced out of operation .
"That's the prohlc1n with airport~ to-
day," said St. Clair. "we surround them
and then scream about them .··
• Councilman \Villard T. Jordan was
11bscnt and the mea sure Passed on a 3 tn
l vote. calling for lhc'airpark tentatively
proposed in 1he county's ~faster Plan o(
A\•iatioo. to be forgott~n.
School officials say the Marint _Corp"
will never allow fixed-wing aircraft to
opcrat' from the one-squa re-mile fa cility
now used as a hcllter training rield.
Aul.horilies Jn shington r in a 11 y
agreed to allow pa ial use of th'c site a!I
a county regional park and the school
rl.istrict is anxious to obtain a ?uturc cam·
pus site there . •
County Supervisors recently refused lo
eliminate the airpML.sitc -ont. of
~veral shown In the .aviation plan '!!
Pnase 111 -from the Marine Corps pro-
~rty. at leaSt on paper.
They did agree Lo make .choice of a
future airport site a priority item of
busiiles.'! lo enable the Fountain Valley
School District to resolve the site pro-
blem as soon as ~ssible.
7 From El .. 'Poro Rescued
Gun.rd Chopper Sw oops Into Floo cled Baja Can y on
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of "" ~ll't' ,;.., Stiff
A group oC El -Toro tiotiieW1vcs inO
their childron are bit~~. after
:a dramatic helicopter ~eJromL• flash
flood-ravaged canyop near San Vjcente,
Baja Cllifornia.
The women and children were among
10 airlifted out or lhc muddy wash Mon·
day, where up to 30 more persons, many
Americans; remain Isolated .in need of
food and water.
Authorities said the:rc are no serious In·
juries or deaths involved and thal thr
three El Toro men chost lo stay behind
\\'Ith their vehicles and equipmcnL
The. sne is about 110 mlres'SOUlh of San
Diego.
Squads o( Mexican soldiers and re!l('ur
workers in (our-wile.el drlvr vehicles werr
nrclered Into thP isolated 3Nl11 lnd•Y-
-l·hrre r1v11i;in~ r11in~ h11vt wiped nut
~lrcady-niggcd rnad s.
,._ .
Th: El Toro residents were 1dcntifi~
111s Mrs. Mvpret Browo, of 2447!
ffi;hpine Road, sons Larry, I. and Arnold
1: Mis. Anoe Olgilvl•; a neighbor. her
daughtera Sandr11, 4, Carollne, I, and son,
David, $ months. .
~irs. Brown, contacted 1t home today ,
said aoother U.S. Coast Guard helicopter
"'as sent in to the mountainous ·area thil~
morning and she expected further word
by this afternoon.
The victims w~e airlifted to Coas1
Guard headqua~rs · in San 'Oi'8o 24
hours after the storm hit, in 1.n evacua·
non remarkably siml!lr to thc>se.. cttc1ly
one year ago b1 Oranae County's
Silverado and P.1odjeska canyons.
Coast Guard Commander Robcrl .(;ook.
reM:ue director, sai d loday fll le11:.t '36
pc.rMns have bef>n accounted for in a 40-
mile r8diu3 of the Oood-slrlckt.n cmstal
c11nyons.
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Hikers finally ~lrugglcd oul f)f tht: hills
lo summpn help,
Rescued \tictims offered thcit own ar.·
t'OUrlls of the nightmare storm which l~fl
3tanding lakes. pools or 11\ud aiid otl'lcr
hazards besides destntying' roads and
_ SWl!tping away bridges. •
Jenny Sumner. )0, daughter of Marine
1 Corps Capt. D. \V, Sumne r, was a cam-
ping trtp guest or the Browns. neighbors
in El Toro. #'
• Clutching her arithmetic book and sip-
ping orange Juice after-the helicopter la11·
ded ~·lib lo refugees In San Diego. U1e
girl did it ~·ea terribty ~cary.
"'The rain blew In !tff the gulf la!~
Sa1urday nlghl. It was rrtghtening, howl·
inR wilh heavy winds.''
"If these men fro1n lhe Colist <.:uard
h9dh'I come when they did , \Vef would
hllve been In rough ~hape'1 s a I d Mr~ ..
Srnwn, holdin; 1'.ilnds wtth h'tr 90n5 ,
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ADDITIONAL STORIES, PAGE 3
Utt's funeral Wednesday.
Wjlson told the DAILY PILOT he ha.ii
been getting great encourag~ept from
Sacramento lo bid for one of two state
posts expected to become vacant in the
near fut ure.
They Arc Robert Badha1n 's 71st As-
sembly DiSlrict seat and John Schmitz'i;
34!h Senatorial DislriCt post.
Like the late r.1r. Ult and Mr. Lips-
comb, Wilson and the two state legisla-
10~ are Republicans, while Badham and
Schmitz are both expected to join G(;)P
candidate William WilcoxCn in the ract
lo replace Ult. •
The Laguna Beach attorney was aJ.
ready a candidate for the Congress seat
held by Utt for 18 years. ( •
The governor's announcement today in-
dicated the special blilloting will fit iD
with June and Nol'ember elections.
A sourCe close to th \ governor's of(ic.1
told this newspaper tt lay that "Wilson
is a certainty to an•i unce for one of
those seats and it m'1. likely will be tht
Assembly."
\Vilson himself expressed a prefe.rencl!I
for that post and is' exPccled to cutnounce
ror it if Badham goes for the Ult seat .
(Ste ECECl10NS, Page t J
Mesa Clubhouse Started
After 5 Years Plann,ing
Ground has been broken for 1 new ~tOdite.rrancan-Style clubhouse for Costa
~1e.sa 's Halecrest Club, a 7.000-squ~re·
fool structure which has been in the plan-
ning stage for five years. ·
The new facility at 3124 College Drive ii;
1o be built by Atlas B'uilders Jn'c;. and
t.'Ompletcd by June, according to lhe
organization 's Board of Directors.
Complete recreitfonal and mel?ling
racililies will be included al lhe site,
(iarrett. 'aj110 a member. was on hand for
the event ..
The, club's five-acre site incllJdes .three
swi~ng pools. baskelbaJI, tennis and
shuffleboard courts, plus children '! play
aroas.
'Alaska Week''
which will retain it~ original smaller SJ ._] • M
clubhouse for classes and other functions. ateu Ill esa
Parlici~nts in the &round-breaking
cere1nony ~ere Halecrest. Club preside~t ·-Looking no rth to one or America 's most
Mllto~ Basnett. vie~ president Joel, Vail, majesUc est~tes, Costa J\1esa rrta.yor
planni ng Bnd rules director Dave Leighton Alvin L. Pinkley· ha:;i procl aimed Marcb
and Woinen's auxiliary oUit:ers Mrs . 16 through 21 Ala11ka· Trade and Travel
Gene PJphlam and Mrs. Joel Vail. \Veek .
Alias Bui.Jders represent.alive Robin F. The period will coincide with the March
Cyclist F aces
'-Theft Rap Af ter
.Puzzling Poli~e ..
A one-cved bass player observed bv
puzzled police In a rather odd rendezvous
with a teenaged ,:!irl \Va.~ arrested carlv
lod11y In Costa Mesa on s~·plcion or
motorcycle "-heft.
Michael J, QolrHo, ~. of ?016 .Arnold
Ave ... Costa l\otesa. protested his in·
nocenct, sayln,q he recently bought the
'"'Cle for $100 in Laguna Beiiich 11nd the
owner l~,ft for Vietnam with the reglstra·
tlon.
Patrpl Sfrl. ~ry Shull said he saw a
r·~r driven by a 19-year-old girl pull into a
xhopping center at Wilson ' Street and
r-.,11r1re-Avenue al 3:50 a.m., then the
headlights winked on and orf.
'Tien!!! later. he said, Quirito emerg-
f!d Jrom an ·:adjaccnt fleld.·pushihg the
'"~'i cycle. grabbed the car door· handle
and the girl drove off as he coasle<I along
ncsidc.
Radioing for a backup unit, Sgt. Shull
follow ed them to Z206 Rutgers Drive.
where he and officer!I Owen Krcza. and non Casey questioned th4l pair about
their activitie4.
The cycle WlS impounded due to
teveral indic~itlOM it might be stolen, In·
r!ludlng a.Pparently altered s er I a I
numbers besides the lack or paperwork.
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'Auui~ Ge t Gun ' Set
At &.La ncia Sc]1qo]
Orama studtnll at Eatlncla High
School in COsta t11esa_are o11ing up their
wcapuns for the pla,v "AMie Get ''ou r
Gun," an ever·popuJ~r production with
a cast or dozens. •
The show~rcaturing SO persons Wiii run
1\1arch l"l, 13 and 14 in the campus ~~orun1.
under the d1rcclion nr Drama lnslructor
J<imf'I Stnuder.
12 Ulf'ough 21 Alaska Trade. and Travel
Exposition Lo be held at the South Coast
Plaza Shopping ,Cenler.
~1ayor Pinkley noted that the U·
position , which will even draw the
Alaskan· governor, is designed lo promote
trade and travel in the 49th state.
i4 ·tr -tt
Discove r Ala ska
In Pilot Today
The DA IL Y PILOT today lncl.ude11 a
"fold-it-yourself." four-page tabloid He·
Lion sponsored b'y South Coast Plaza ,,..
Me.rchants Association.
The scction ·offers a complete rundown
nn what to expect when Alaska "move~
lo Costa P..1esa" ne~t week. tt prevlewA
the Alaska Trade & Travel Exposition
"'hich opens Thursday, March 12. lt'1 in·
side, on Pages 6A and 68 .
Coast
"Sunny midweek weather \\'Ith
mereury readings In I.he middle
60's is the fine fareJor. the: Orange
Coasl on ~Qesday.
INSIDE TODJ\Y
Divorce -Califor11ia $£JJla ..
You've come a long way, btJl?y •
Noia you can. sever all conntc·
1lo11.s 10IU1 Jtour · mlamotch~d
mat.c itt 11 111a tttr of ()() second~.
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Opposes Rotate
Council Hopeful
Blasts Freeway
N~ Beach City Council candidate Wbols•y 11id he disarree1 with the po.
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Leai·y Bacl{
F1·01n Texas,
Waits Te1·m
there 1"bould bt a Pacific coast Fret\\·ay sid~ tht city ~ncll has tak6it Of work·
Roy Woolsey n ld today he doesn't °'Ink Jng with stale high"'''Y eniinffrs to get -
thrbugh Newport Beach. • the best possible configuration within lhe
Facing 10 years In federal prison and a
yet.undetermined sentl!nce hert on marl·
juaoa and LSD chirges. Or. Timothy
Leary is b$ran~e Counly Jail In· ·Tile freeway \l<'ould wlpt oiAt too rn·uch adopted Coast Freeway route ilthough
proptrty that atnerates taxt1 for the, not yet signlna the air-e.me:nL
acbool district, and city and county iov-"~fy position la "'e shouldn't ne,Otlatt
ernment. he u id. • ' detalls oC allpmenl unlesa we accept the
He suggested motori sts: dri.ve... an ~Sidi-~ _ttnttal rovte ,'i. he said. He sa1d it "'as
(Ion.al slx miles around Uppt:r Ne"'J)Drt hls opinion 50n1t membe_rs of th.e .city
Bay via the Newport and Corona del j\1ar council vott:d to proceed "'Ith n!!J0li!ltion11
freewa ys and that to accommodate the without concedlna that the route la a pro~
lraffie an extra lane or two be added to tr one:.
ueh. \Voolsey 1aid comments o{ members of
"It isn't too much or a burden tit drive, the state }li&hway Commission indicate
com,pletely around the bay," said Wool· some of thern recoinlzt it la not a well :sey, i:n attorney wht> liv~1 on Lido Isle. thou&ht l)Ut freeway.
"And think Of the tremendout savln1s.
not only in ta:x re venue, bul iii consl.tuc·
t.ion coeoti."
. Woolsey i1 running aaaU,st Carl Kymla
for the city council seat of ~tayor Doreen
lifarlhall, who ls not 1eekln1 rffleetion.
1 \\'oolsey said it would bt much cheaper
lo add ex tta lanes to the 10 miles of the
Newport Freeway aloni Newport Boutc.
''ard and the Corona del Mar Freeway
a I o n i Palisades Ro~d •nd MacArth ur
Boulevard than to bulld four n'lilts of
additionil freeway along Pacific -Coast
Highway. A costly high-Jevel bridf;t
.across Upper Nt:wport Bay \\'OUldn't be
. netded, ?la point.eel out.
The value of the land in lht adopted
rreeway route that wouldJ'l't be taken
exettds $411 million. Woolsey claims.
Property tax r!!altud on the land, in·
eluding parcels already sold to the Jtat1,
is hZ0,000 per year for Newport.Mesa
School District alone, he said. He 'ir;aid
it ii J.2 percent of the total •tT miJllM
local tu revenue the school diatrict an·
ticipat.es this year.
Sandbags Block
Advancing Tides
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At Newport Piel'
A levee of 11nd ti1cs tod1y hel~ back
the Pacific Octan that threatens ~aim
trttfl ind a comer of the Newport Pier
parking lot 1t ~nd St.mt.
A mountain of loose sand dumped ·ov«
the s<ind bags Monday \\'ashed l"'-'Y
Overnight but tl\e 1and bag1 held.
"The loose s.nd doesn't do any &60d
11nyw1y. it "'ashr.s ·~·ay ""Ith I.ht first
wave." pid Nt9Lfl)Ort Beach Gen4!ral Str·
vices Director Jacob r.1ynderse.
Sut ~1ynderse said he was plt&!td "'ith
the "''Y· the sand b111Gs were holdin1 and
ordered no new ...,·ork today. "\\1e'll main-
tain it •~ necessary. ~laying on ton Of
It through the next se veral d1ys of high
lldf'~," ht Slid . • ..
The hi@:he~t tide ... i111 be si>:·feet. rour-
lnchts on Friday. High tide today was
five.feet. five-incher,.
Only a few feet of parking lot ra\'lng
'"'aS Inst In lhe tida l nnstaugJ'll that be1an
Sunday night .!Ind the palm treez ""'rt
~11 vtd
'Voodel'I in-olns J>Uf In l11t year in front
of cily Lif Pgi11rd Headquarters en th•
nf.her side of the piPr hive btt" e2:ntis~d.
but five feet o( beach rtmains lh•t htsl'l 't
been scoured away.
CdiU PRINCIP A.L
HOSPITALIZED
Corona del ftfar High School Principal
L'°n ftfeek s remained in the int111s1ve
car~ .. v.·~rd at Hoag ftfemori1I Hospital
loday •:here he has betn slnc1 sufftr:ing
1 heart attacK in his 0Uic1 eight days
ag:o.
Hiz con!Ulion i~ rer>0rted ft> be stable.
t>feek~. 51. has been principal al Corona
rl eJ ~tar Hirh ~ince the school opent:d
1n 19fi2.
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Youths Face
Trespass Rap
After Arrest
A total of 114 Oran"tc cOunty juvenlles
and adu lt! \\'ill race court aclion1 in·
vol ving trespass in the latest or many
roundup$ or revelerg at tht: ucluded
Ortega Hichway hot springs 1p1.
But the defendants, all rounded up by
Orange County sheriff's deputies late last
week and herded inlo waiting huse1, will
be promuted undlr :state laws, instead
oC the coonty code, htcause the latter
waS ruled IUJCOn1UtuUonal after a similar
raid at the same spOt 'last year.
Sheriff's invest11ative Clpt. James
Broadbelt said today the yeun1 peraons
would bt1ln m1kin1 court appea.r1nees on
the misdemeanor char1es this week .
The defendanu were rounded up in the
area of 1 former hot 1prin111 sp1 12 mlles
up Ortega Highway which Iii now undtr
control of tht Micco Corporatfon.
The riMTI plans development there.
Broaabelt sald the tr1sp111 problem at
the spa haa Jingertd for I.ht p1st year.
but tbt use of tht idylUc hideaway has
been common for many year•.
"The trtspa~ng -and therefore the.
law enforcement -problem i• about one
year old 1 but only rectntly were we able
to 1ttp in and make arre1t.s there,··
Broadbelt said.
"Thi: area finally was brought up to
standards as far aa pastin1 al\d ftncing is
col'ICerned." he added.
L11t week 's rtvtltrs tore out uveral
part&· Of 11ew finl'.!es erected to seal off
the area.
The site Jona: has bttn a mectini'Pl1tce
for youths who alle&:edly ena:aa:e in nllde
sv.·im111in1, drug and mariju1na u1e and
sex, officers aaid.
Robbery Suspect
Slip~ Captured
l I11 ·Long Beach
A suspect in the arm1.: rfJbbery of Bal·
Port Lounie 1n Ne"'POrt Beach was In
critical condition today in USCCDunty
l\fedical center in Loa An5ele1 after being
shot .:Jurina an alleged holdup attempt in
Long Beach early Sunday niorning.
Ne\11port Beach dettcU\'t Capt . l.ouis
lleeres said Bobby JOe Brummett. JO. of
Los An1el~s has be:en Identified a! a
suspeet in list >,1·eek 's N>bbery of !ht
Nev,..port ta"ern at 4SO'I' \V. Coas1
High"':&y. ~!is alleccd accomplice in
Saturday's $hooti"'. ·?i.1ary S. Cuna!, 30,
of South Gate, could not be pasiliyely
identified by N!v.•part victims.
"They're wanted by S~nla I nica ,
Do"''ney. Jna lewood, Torranc Los
Angeles Sheriff's ()(fict . ' he said.
Capt. Hee:rts noted Brummett is on
Pil'fJle rrom a convicUon o( an ~sauh
with a deadly weapon.
The pair were t.a ktn ittlo custody antr
a :shoot-out that wounded Brumml!tt and
tlvtt pat.tons Of a Long Beach ba.r they
"'ere allegtdly attempting: to rob.
l..ong _Beach police said they entered
Poor Richard'• Bar, 1412 t . Stefns St.
just btf"1e cloe:in1at2 a.m. Sunday.
Takln& po11tlonJ 1l 11ch tnd of the bar.
the tWtl repertedly pulled eut IUnt aM
told 12 patrons alld the bartender to ernp-
ty their pockets.
Repcati111 the p1aern se.t In the
Ne\\·port hold up, Brummett \\'IS alle1ed·
1 in the process of taking clolh~s from
lht 1ictJms. '\'hen one hit him O\'er t~e
head •ilh a bar st01JI.
Kenn 1Uchmond later told offietr~
he \l'as " ick aod tired of punk$ who had
(Uns." .
-Mi!! Carnal 1aw Richmond 'll>restling
"ilh her Ptrtner and reportedly fired aix
5hots from her .15-<:allber aummallc.
Richmond aJ)d 1 eornpanion, 1i1rs. Muriel
\\'ehrmaa received superficial nesh
"·ounds, but l'tlctunond's \\'ife. l'loren«i,
and Brummet suffered maJ<;r wounds. ~frs. Richmond "'Ill rtported In
~atisf1dory condiHon 1t Lon:g Beach
Community H06pital.
HEW Attoruey Na111ed
"1AS1~t~GTON tUPl l -J. Stanl"Y
Pot11ni;cr. S3n Yranc i$Co Re1lonal At·
tt rnt)' ff.Ir the llealth. Eclucittlon and
\\'C'!lfare Dcpartmen l, "'as namt:d today
lo ~u ... "Cted Lton r.. P11ri'clla, the ousttd
l!E\Y clvU rlghu chief.
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DAILY "ILOf' ""-.. ~' •1<~11' ll:tlltl'li'
day afters ncln1 Monday in Te xas.
The SO.year d former H a r v a r d
ps)icboiogy ptotesaor was gh·en the term
by U.S. District Court J udge Ben Con·
nally, and nO"'·n back immediately '
following the hearing.
"Love cannot' be a prisoner.'' shoutetl
Dr. Leary as two burly U.S. marshals
escorted IUm from the Houston
c:ciurtr~m and a waiting al r por t
limousmt:. ·
One wore black' and the other \\'Ore white.
~1rs. Rosemary L!!ary. who also face.~
the March II sentence hearins bet'aa.
Judge Byron K. McMiiian in Oranae
County Superior Court. read a statemenl
afterward.
NEWPORT FIREMAN WASHES DOWN CHARRED KITCHEN OF HOME ON NEWPORT'S LIDO ISLE
lnvt1tlg1tor1 Trtce Stert of Biez• t• Weste 8a1k1t in Kitchen of BayfrDnt Re1 id1nc1
Judge Connally-IJke Judge McMillan.
\\'ho found the couple and son John
Leary. 20, guilty last month of the drug
possession charge origlnaling in Laguna
Beach -said Leary is a public menace.
Mrs. Leary agreed , but not in the same
and denial of bond came "as a shock.
although I see it happening all around the
country , .. a stilling of frl!e speech."
Firemen Douse
$26,000 Blaze
Ou Lido Isle -Newport Beach ftremen said today a
bleze that did an e5tim1ted $26,000
dainage t.o the Lido Isle home of the
retlr~d Uu:i.inessmen t\fonday afternoon
started in a waste baske .. in the kitchen.
Fire unit! were called to the blaie al
820 Via Lido Nord by a neighbor of Neill
Davis \11ho saw smoke cominc from
Davis' ho1ne.
Firemen gaid $6,000 damaae was done
to the buildin& and $2Q,OOO to contents
from the firt that gutt9d the' 1dtc1\ert and
~ining area.
"Considt:rable heat and smoke damaae
"'as sustained throughout the structure,"
they noted.
Davis told investigators he was Dul on
his ·$().foot cruiser "Sleepy Eye'' which 13
docked at the home when a neighbor
~houted lhere "'as a fire . Dari~' wife "'a•
nl>l at hon1e al the time. -...., ...
Three fire unit! called to the sceni at
4 :2~ p.m. controlied the fire "'ilhin
n1inutes, firemen said. Two Harbor patrol
rire boats were also at the scene , buf
were not uged.
Jnve1t1g1klrs W!!re unable to determine
the c1uee of the fire .
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\\11lSon's contribution to what Is expected
to bt 3 "'idespread game or 'Politlcal
dominoes "·ould be to yacalt his candi·
dacy for the Fifth District supervlsorial
stat ht:ld by Supervisor Alton E. Allen.
"1 don't believe in t~·o·Yeat terms,"
\Vi)son said tod ay. "\\rhen you dccld!! to
play politics and hold office It should be
for 1 reasonable period of time, a term
"'hi ch "''ill allow you to sen·e the public
rron1 ll Po~ilion of experience .
"Tht. ~ix year term of senstor and tl'le
four year tfm1 of assemblyman af'e cer·
tainlv the most attractive and the 9;3rnl·
bly )ob mhtht be the best prospect," \VIJ.
son said. The vett ran ct>uncllman, \l'ho
hnlds offk•e in the Orange County chapter
of the lf11gue of C81Hornla Cities, opc-
rRl es an a1\11ing business in Santa Ana
under lhr trade nam e of "The Awning
lifan. ''
The pnlitical "''hirlpooJ created by the
ri~ath of Congr essman UU continued to
~'ldt.n today \l'ith the gro""·inlJ conviction
1n ht.t:h Rf'publican circles that Badham
ind Scl'lmi!l are definile candidates for
lh!! 35th District Congres.,ional seal.
And both Sacr1mento and Santa Ana
sources predicted an avalanche of "mini
candidates" before the flliDf ))triad e~s.
• "\\'e're going to get a Jot or people \l•ho
shouldn't rnn for a bus run ninj.? for one
of these \'ital :;:,ais and \Ve mieht 'ven
~t1 them runn ini:: fnr more th iln nne
!Ital." "''as the acid comment of one top
r.,nkinp GOP 5.ookesman. -
"Th;it'g line." he saici, •·as long as th is
doesn·i spark ,,, struggle that cou ld hurt
!he party. This 1s niy major concern and
you can bet that I'm passh,~ my feelings
;itong to those 1\ho can do 'something
al\<l11t il ", ,,
The uniform com1nent among other~
!qbbtd as cand1clat ts for one or all of the
three seats that st em certain to become
\'acant was ''v.•ait until arter the ru neral."
Lasl rites will be held Wedntsday in Gar.
dep Grove for the late con1ressman .
But the attitud!! of respecL for Utt'.!!
fllntral ser\'ice~ die! not a-ppear to pre·
elude 1 multi tude ti! clo~ed doo r political
conferen~s lh1'1)1.l(!hout the cO\lnty -se!·
i;ion!l which h11ve not been confined to the
Rep1,1b1lcan party.
l.;ead•n1 Or11n1?!! COtlnt\' 1Nmoc r111 1
t'll"" ~'I )'1•1d{lll"tf witJi D~~nrr3!iC OT•
R"anlt'r Louis 8. Cella of :int11 Ana
,in,... Utt's tteiot h and It Is irmly be-
Hev'd by rtli11b\c ~urc!:$ that the po.a:~I·
h'e opporl unlt!es 10 the party from the
Utt v11cancv ha\'e h(tn discussed.
The onlv Democrat who b11s ~ far an·
no11nced llis-candldncy Is 'l"homas B. Len·
)l1rt of 'T'u.•tin. L(nh11n "''' trounced by
Ult in I.ht llJG6 and 196& elections.
Nervous Mesa Rapist "I don"t think the young people of
l'ociety are going to tolerate this much
longer." Standard said. "It is alien Jo our
system, alien lei our Anglo-American
beliefs. Th.is country ls in a state "'here
one of the difficu es.is the penalties are Attacks Woman in Home more horribl the crime. 1'
Leary wa onvicted of smu1gling
three ounce o marijuana concealed in a
snuffbor 1 de:n in his 18-year~ld
daughter's underwear. A 40.year-old Co st a ~1ts1 housewife
I.old police ahe \I'&' raped e1rly today by
an Intruder who first hid-.in her bedroom
and nervou11ly blurted out he h'ad never
done 15uch a thing before.
The victi m said she wa11 irabbed as she
tnlered the room about 12:JS a.m. to re-
tire 11nd ordered to submit v.'ithout
screaming or he would kill her.
She said he · 1eft the house. where hl!r\
children slept through the incident, and
she made sure he was gone before tele·
phoning a friend for help. .
Inves-tigators 'laid the family acquaint-
an~ started out, then SP9tltcl Officer
Jim Watson 1n route. while he was check-
in& two men in the 2700 block of Harbor
Fro'" P4f1fl J
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continued. "T Jm extremely sorry he
didn't ask in time t9 go."
"I think that covers the "''hole thing ,''
he d1cl1red.
Mayor Pinkley said Councilman SL
Cl.air turned out to be a good wltne11s at
the R:I Centro meeting, althou1h it wasn 't
planned that \l'ay at the start.
S1nallwood , angered. said he \\'anted
111'1 apology, saying Coun cilmAn St. Clair':;
office: demands a measure of respect and
Fullmer ~hould ha ve been bumptd from
the rli1ht. r
''ice ft1ayor Rob1rt t\f. Wilson chim ed
In to a&k Small14-'ood how he became rn·
\'Olved ind wa& told a Nt'"'port 8tt1ch
re.:;ldent approached him lo a.'il· "''hat "'·as
a:oing on. ..
"And Councilman St. Clair asked 11•hat
T thought about the propriety," th!! Nt1v.
port Beach attorney added .
The Vice ~fayor fi nally made a motion
lo rectivt: and filt Smatlv.·ood's lett er
\\'ithoul further action and 1vas seconded
by St. Clair, who went into lengthy dis·
cusslon or !he matter.
"The thing that rea lly bothered mf'
\l'llS ·"'·hen I told the mayor 10 have a
good fU1ht and he said 'it sure beat5
hell ou t of driving.'" St. Clair concludt:d .
• Boulevard.
Patrolman Watson fol1011led the vict1m1a
friend to the resid!!nce. where a search ·
failed to indicate how the bedroom in·
!ruder gained entry to the home.
BlCIOdstains and other evidence In the
bedroom wag photograpl1ed or impounded
tly-crime scene investigators.
The rape victim's husband was at work
when she was attacked, police said. . '
Child Education
Week Proclain1ed
Emphasil-ing the importance of nu.rsery
schools to the community, Costa ~1esa
~fayor Al\lf n L. Pinkley his proclaimed
i\fereh I through 7 Early Childhood Edu·
Ciil tion Week. ·
Th!! mayor noted in doing so that !'du·
c:ition is the fir1!t busineg.s of th!! nation
and lhe community end that nursery
schools pro\'ide that vital first step to
. children in the Jeafning process.
He urged that citiiens take ad vantagl! or various shows and program.!! staged
throughot.1t lhe week b.~ such institutions
of early learning lo further . their know!·
edge of the role: they pla y.
Politics Played Role
In !\line Chief Ou ~ter
Vi'~HINGTbN !AP \ -Interior Dt>part·
ment officials suggest polltic1 and
pres5ure (ron1 a coal industry faced \l•ilh
impending rcderal sa re!y regulations
pla yed 11 rlecisivc role in President !\ix·
on's onsl el' or John f . O'Leary as head of
the Burea1.. of P.tincs.
The President fi red O'Learv Saturdav.
Just hours after the 111ines Chief sign~d
new regu lations to im r!en1ent the recent.
ly pa5$ed tough ferleral Coal Mine Health
and Safety AcL
~larch 11 is the sentence date set In
Santa Ana.
Employe Guilty
Of Grand "Theft
.A Leisure World employe accused e.r
the theft of cash and cht:cks estimated at
$1.&00 pleaded guilty ft1om!ay lo charges
or grand theft.
Judge Paul ~1ast accepledittiie plt:a of
Nick Martinus Schaiilr, 39, of 1682 low1 ·
St.. Costa r,1e.sa, in Sant.a Ana munfcipiill
court and ordered Schaar lo appear
lifarch 13 in Superior Courl for sen·
tenclng. Schaar faces a possible 1·10 ye:ar
term in state prison.
' Schaar was arrest~ after it was alleg·
cd that he look the cash and checks from
the 'bustn~ office or the Laguna Hill11
r!tirem~nt communitv. It was also
testified that the boOkkeeper took · ~n
undetermined amount of change from
pay washing ma chines and dryers and
used the proceed.!! to finance a gambling
trip to Las Vegas.
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Easter V ucution
Swim Class Set
s~·imming "'ill be tauaht durina Easter
Vacation at Orange Coast Yfl1CA, giving
splashers and dog.paddlers a jump on tht
crowded sumn1er instruction sessions.
Children 7 to. 14 may recei ve fi ve
le~ns of 30 minutl!s each during tht
~larch 23 through 27 series. ~·ith praclit*
afLer during the daily Y recreational
s~·!ms.
Additional information may be obtalntd
by calling pool manager Bill Chunn , who
Is taking registration for the program, tn
be held at Y headqu3rters, 2300 Universi·
ty Drive, Newport Beach.
The carpet
~ . they both chose?
Bigelow's
Barcelona
B1t1·celona combinl!~ thr cagual, "'ind·I06111d
sha:--look of todar "¥.llh an elegant SJ')ln b h
al"i lTr p.a1tern. The Ion~. alender yarns have a
goft, i.:hlrnmery glow ... th<' d1·an1a tlc mulH·
colo1·s Are r>!editl!1·r1 nf1111·i.,spirccl. t'se Bar-
r<11ona in a Spanish or ,\\f'dll~tanea:'I 1t<ttlntc or \\ilh ul--k'a·modern or mi,'<~teifiporar.v
... for "-truly stunnin, effl!'Ct. And btce use
lhr. Clbtr',; nylon, 8arcelona·a !O •1 o•s Cl.!Y lo care for. Soil d~~n·t iii'
1tlow • . . a.na 011111 iGYi criifi ~ -
Md sprini:)'. A fin!!' buy (or an~· Ml· y4.
oM ll'hO wants rtt•t stylin: ,_ L ... ~
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VOL. 63, NO. 52 , 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ' .ORANGE CQUNTY c CALlFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1970 "TEN CENTS
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Checkitag Bugs-
P lan~ e rS Study
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·Sign Ordinance
Laguna Beach plannlng.com missiorers
\\'iii seek City Coopcil approva·1 lo ~ron
out bugs in the sigu ordinance at a
.11pecial meeting of lhe council Lonight al
7:30 o'clock-: ,
Planners voted last night to formula te
"suitable amendments" to the ordinance
wit.'1 council approval while continuing.Jo
8upport the April 15 moratorium on non-
conforming signs.
Commissioners agreed changes are
necessary in .relation to parallel signs
being. ~ced no closer than five feet to
the adjoining property line, and orien·
taUon of ~.;which must be at a 45
degree _angle when placed at the comer
of the property.
Commissioners weren't in agreement
on a third point which would permit the
sign portion of a pole sign to project
three feel into lhe public way.
If the council agrees changes . art.
ncc..-essa ry in a vole at the regular
Wednesday session , planner!i will work
out recommendations for an emergency
interim ordinance at a .Marth I study
session.
In other busin~ss, the commissi on:
-Voted. to ask the City Council lo
postpone undergrounding of utllitie.s In
Heisler Pcirk and allocate $5,000 for a
c.Hywide study of undergrounding 'as pro-
posed In a recent joint m~ting of the
Chamber of Coqlrherce and the Civic
League.
-Granted contractor John caroline
permission to build two residences at '13S
and 755 Pearl St. with a reslrk:tion of a
maxim4'!i building l'le.ight of l~ fee.L
above the existing grade at the front set·
back line.
-Denied a variance application iought
by Julie S. Brebner ol 381 Cress St. to
construct a conforming addition lo an ex'·
isling nonconforming single fanflly dwell-
ing as "not leasible." The cost of bring·
ing the present home into conformity
was fe lt to .be too expensive.
Seven From El Toro Saved
From Flash Flood iri B~ja
~1 ART!(UR JI. VINSEL
Of tti. D1l1Y PllM 'Stiff
A group of El Toro housewives and
their children are back home today, after
A dramatic hellcopter rescue fronl a flash
flood-ravaged canyon near San Vicente,
Baja Califomja. -
The women and children were among
10 airlihed out of the muddy "''ash ltion·
day, where up 10 30 more persons, many
Americans, remain isolated in need of
food and water.
Authorities said there are no serious in·
juries or deaths involved and that tht.
three El Toro men chose to stay behind
with their vehicles and equipment.
The site is about 110 miles south of San
Diego.
Squads of Mexican sol diers and rescue -
workers i{t four-wheel drtve vehicles y,·ere
ordered into the .isolated area today,
Parents Protest
Traffic Danger
After Accident
/ In the 'A"ake of an accident that "qrokt ~
child's leg last month, San Clemente
resldenls have petitioned for an im·
mediate study of lraffic conditions on
steep Avenida San Juan.
·'There is absolutely no regard for the
~afcly of our children on lhis street.
There are no speed limit signs or other
road signs. Citizens driVing up or down
A venida San Juan do not heed 1lr pay at·
tention to signals on buses that are stop..
ped to pick up or leave our children," the
petition 'reads in part.
where ravaging rains have wiped out
already·rugged roads.
The El Toro resident& were Identified
as Mrs. Margaret Brow n, of 24472
Highpine Road, sons Larry, 6, and Arnold
4; Mrs. Anne Olgilvie, a neighbor. her
daughters Sandra, 4, Caroline, 6, and son,
David, 5 months.
P.1rs. Brown. contacfed at home today,
said another U.S. Coast Guard helicopter
was sent into the mountainou s 11rea this
mornin_g and she expected hirlher word
by this .afternoon.
The victims were airlifted to C<iast
Guard headquarters in San Diego 24
hours after the storm hil, in an evacua·
tion remarkably similar to those exactly
one year ago in Orange Coonty 's
Sllverado and P.1odjeska canyons.
Coast Guard Commander Robert Cook.
rescue director. said ~ at least 35
persons have been aCCOUDted for in a 40...
1nilc radius of the flood-stricken coastal
canyons.
Hikers finally struggled out of the hills
to summon help.
, Rescued vicUms offered their 01vn ac·
counts of the nightmare stonn which left
standing lakes, pools of mud and other
hazards besides destroying roads and
sweeping away bridges.
Jenny Sumner, 10. daughter of M&rine
Corps Cipt. D. \Y. Sumner, was a cam-
ping trip guest of the Browns, neighbors
in El Toro.
Clutching her arithmetic book and slp-
ping orange ju.ice after the helicopter. Ian·
ded with 10 refugets in San Diego, the
girl said it "'as terribly scary.
• •·The rain blew in off the gulf late
' Saturday night. It was frightening, bowl·
ing with heavy winds!'
''If these men ffom the Coast Guard
hadn't come when they did, we would
have betn in rough shape.'' Sil d Mrs.
Brown, holdin& 1'.ands W_Ith bu 90fS.
Johnson
Suffering
Chest Pain
SAN ANTbNIO, Tex. (UPI) -For·
mtr President Lyondon B. Johnson suf·
fered "transient pain" !n his chest and
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left arin I.Oday. _Ooctaa...JV.i1chin11-111A. __ .,:,,;o...;.:..,-~
every heartbeat gave him medicine 10
relieve the discomfort.
''The President had a &enerally good
night but continUes to experience dis·
comfort ' In· his ann aiid chest," Tom
Johnson, the foimer president's execu-
tive uailt.ant. told a medical briefing.
''The President experienced 10me dis.
comfort in his arm at 2 a.m.," the aklt
3aid.
LL Col. Robert L. North, chief heart
specialilt at Brooke C.tneral Hospital,
diagnosed I.be dta..omfort as "transient
pairu" not COMected with the chest
pains that sent the 36th U.S. preside'nt
to the Army hospital Monday .
•·0ur main concern in our current
treatment is to try and prevent a heart
attack," Nprth said. "This is the thrust
ol our treatment.
"These current pains do no perm•·
nenl dama,1e .to the ht.art. We don't
haVf a ·bleak outlook. l,n fa~t, w~ are
Yir; .,uftUstlc. Of>(CCIUrR, nt ene 1'11· -..
lhe ,power of clairvoyance.'' .
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N"O(lh -J-WU ~I· dine sulphate and warf1rin Ito reli!.ve
his discomfort. Tho 'firsl drug ts u!t;d ·
la .reduce chesf pains and tM second I!
an anUcoagula'.nl
, OAILY'PILO'r f'llell ... Artt1W Y!Mtl Danes · Await Snaorgasbor'il -
Al the medical briefing, Tom Johnson
!aid North diagnosed the overnight pains
as a mild aftermath to the chest pains
Secu.ri ty is having a dog in·the housC . The Hal ChaUncey house is at
A·108, Surfside. Hal and his family feel very secure. The Great Danes
are Nova and Quee!'ie. Th.ey ar~ still puppies. When they ·grow up,
second-story men wiJJ ·s"tay out·9f the little beach colony. ~· experienced Monday. . ~
''The President su!Jcred premature
contractions. that is. e:ictra heartbeats
that come earlier than expected," the
aide said. "Medication was applied and
these extra heartbeats: have been in·
frequent since I or 2 a.m . ·
"At 9:30 a.m., he e:cperienced an·
other pain and continues to have dis·
comfort in his chest. and left arm."
The 61.·year-old fonner pTtsident was
given :x-rays and COMtant electrocarcl·
iograms today. "All w~e within nor·
mal limits," said his a\Oe.
Solons to J o~n Reagan
In Last Tribute to Utt
North said Johnson's weight of 21 7
\\'as within the normal \imils for his
age and height.
Former Patient
Sues Hospital
South Coast Community Hospital in
South Laguna, has been sued for Sl00,000
by a former-woman paUenl who alleges
in her Superior Court action that im·
proper hospital supervilion led to her fall
from he.r hospital room to the sidewalk.
A delegation of scores or se nators and
congressmen will join Gov. Ronald Rea-
gan Wednesday in paying a last tribute
to Rep. James B. Utt at a simple funeral
in Garden Grove Community Church.
President Nixon will be ·unable to 11t·
tend the 2:30 p.m. ceremony for Mr.
Ult, 70. who was· sJticken by a ratal
heart attack Sun~ as he attended
c.:hurcb in Washington.
"I was shocked and deeply saddened
to he;;r of Jimmy's death." said the Presi·
dent in a telegram to his widow, Char·
Jena. of 2233 Catalina Ave., Santa Ana .
"May the memory of his love for his
family and his distinguished se rvice In
Firing Stud y Urged . ~1rs. Isabel G. Tracy, '76. of SRn
Clemente. claims that she suUered multi·
pie injuries in her fall on March 27. 1969.
and further claims that the hospital staff \VASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. \Yilliam
was aware that she was "weak and C'X· Proxmire tD·\Vis.). challenged the
hausted. physically and mentally ... er· Justice Department today to press
rat.ic and unable to care for her&elf." "y,·ilhout delay" an investigation Into the
Mra:. Tracy furt he r cllarges thtt the firing of A. E. Fitzgerald. who informed
hospjtal "failed to properly administe""-Congress about a S2 billion cost increase
medication" durinl her montt>--Jon1 stay. of the CSA jet transport.
his fellow men be remembered at thi!
sad time," the wire said.
A group of 43 colleaiUes in the House
or Represtntatives and an undeterml11ed
number of senators ph1n to attend ser·
\'ices for the 35th Dlstrlct representative.
The Washington contingent flying . lo
Orange County will be led by Rep. Gerald
Ford (ft...Mlch.) the House minority lead·
er.
Re·p. It. Allen Smith {RI-Glendale)
formally an nounced ~fr. Utt's death in Coniiess Monday, noting the Orange
County native asked ~t it nol impede
business-e-tJsuat on Capitol Hill.
A resolution of respect was passed.
1t1r. Utt's body wlll be flown to his
home coilnty by military transport plane
\Vednesday morning for the church rite!,
directed' by Saddleback ~1ortuary in Tus.
tin.
Pallbearer~ annoWlced by the late
congressman ·s office today include Lee
lfasenjaeger. a bank vice president: Lee
Finley, a brother-in-law; Waller Raw·
lings, a stepbrothu; Ed Buster, an in·
dustriallst; Leroy Lyon, former Orange
COOiity A:ssemblyman, Robert Cumber·
-worth one o( hi! business associates.
Rain Douses
2nd Tl11·own
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By JOHN VAL TERZA
01 "'-01llr PllH 11111
Still another attempted firebombln1 of
a South Coast area bank building came to
light ~1onday with reports that San Juan
Capistr3nO's branch of South tr n
_California FJrs:t.Nati_onal B~s hit by
bombers late Sunday night. ,
The Molotov cocktail thro\vn at that of·
fice at 31971 Camino Capistrano missed
its mark, however, and was doused b}'
heavy rain before it could do damag&.
Orange County sheriff's inve!¥gator1
said ·today.
A day be.fore, bombers ttirew a similar
crude firebomb at the San Climentl!:
branch of the Bank of Ame rica. That one
exploded against a metal and glass nar
door and caused several hundred dollar:s
in damage before it burnt out.
The two area fire incidents spi11rked
conversations among bank officials in
San Clemente and Santa Barbara
\Vednesday in ;an"""ftttempt to find 1 Un
between the San Clemente a n d
Capistrano cases with the fire which was
set by demonstrators in Sanla Barbara
last week. ll destroyed the Isla Vista
branch of the Bank of America.
However. despite the calls and in·
tensive lnvestlg~tlon by San Clemente pollc~ and fir:e investigatori,-sheriff's of·•
ficers and the Oranae County Shtrifr•
crime laboratory, no flnn theory has
emerged irl the bombings.
ID. San Clemente, several burglaries
ancj ~ates of forced entry Into buslne19Cs
took place shortly after the bombing· ot
the B of A here.
A billiard business, a realty office and
the San Clemente Elk's Lodge were
among the victims in the small thefts.
One theory of-San Clemente pollce ill
that the bank incident in their city c.ould
have been a diversionary tactic by the
persona who com1nitled the burglaries of
the businesses.
Employe Guilty
Of Grand Theft
. A Leisure World employe accused or
the theft of cash and checks estiriiated at
11,600 pleaded guilty ~fonday to charges
of grand theft .
Judge Paul Mast accepted lhe plea o!
Nick MarUnus Schaar, 39, of 1682 Iowa
Sl., Costa tt1esa, f .Santa Ana municipal
court and ordered Schaar to appear
~larch 13 in Superior Court for sen·
tencing. Schaar faces a possible 1·10 year
term in state prison. ·
Schaar was arrested after it was al\eg-
ed that he took the cash and checks frorn
lhe business office of the Laguna Hills
retirement community. It w~s also
teslifled that the bookkeeper took an
undetermined amount of change from
pay washing machines and dryers and
used the proceeds to finance a gambling
trip to Las Vegas.
Stock ~l nrket
·NElW YORK (AP) -The stock market
showed a slender gain late this .afternoon
in moderate trading. (See quotations,
Pages 8-9):
\Vinners were just slighlly ahead of
losers. Police Chief Clifford 1t1urray said b;.
. department is studying the problem ·and
will have a report for councilmen at the
Wednesday night session.
In the pa!!..J>Ottion! of the street have
not beenOedicated to the city, which in
eHect makes them private property.
,.1urray said it ha s been a problem street
because it is :iteep and heavily used.
Rossmoor VP Def ends FHA .
Burfal will be at· Fairhaven ~emorlal
~ark in Santa Ana.
Prea:ldent 'Ni(on characteriud ~fr. Utt J.h his wire Tonday as a great public
servant whGSe dedlcatlon · Y.'as revered
Jiy even those who took. issue with bis
Staunchly conservatlv~ Viewpoint
Orange Coast
'The petition to oouncilmcn charges.
•·some of you gentlem:en live on Avenidii
San Juan and are aware of this pi'oble1n
but.you do not seem 10 care for the safe·
ty of others as long as it docs not arfect
you persooally." .
The petition signc'.8 by 48 per!IOns calls
(or immediate attention, adding "lomor·
row rpay be too late.·•
Hou10 Bias Tested
WASHINGTQN ( A P I '11\C
government's authorlly to \Vilhhold
securlly clea ran<.'CS rrom homosexual!!
''Ill be tested soon In U1e Supreme Court.
Civil Liberties Union la\\·yen cltln~
Freud. Kinsey and more current medlcal
11;1\hority, are claiming in a recently filed
.. ppc~I that hDITIOSCXUiilS arc no les~
trus1worthy than any other group o(
human bcinGS·
I
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Criticizes Assault on Mortgage Program .. , ha.ve lost a personal frlend and col·
league." sidded the President, who was
,11rcr1ed by ~tr. UU In January \\'~ he
reglscred as an Or3nge Cottnty voter.
We1Uher
Sunny mi<hvcck weather with
n1ercury readings in the middle
SO's is the firie fsre for the Orange
Coasl on \Vednesday.
By BARBARA KREIBICH
_Of Jiit OeMr r"-' llftt
An executive Of Ros~moor Corporallon
In Laguna HiUs today vehemenUy denitq
implications in 1 congresaional report
critldiing the Federal Hou a: rn g
Adminisi,aUon for ils .m million jn--
vesbnent in federally insured mortgages
in five Leburt World communities across llli nalloo. ·
"Th• FHA should be complim<nled for
Its forward thinking ,in allowing these
planned communities,'' said Robert r.
Rosenwald, Rossmoor vice president and
general counsel.
"People in lhe upper age cateaory re·
quire this type of community. It has done
much 10 open up their lives and without
fo'HA cooperation IL could not ha"e been
achieved."
Th~ report to ton,-rcllS from lhe Gene.
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ral Ac.'COllOUng' Office critici:t:ed FHA ap. boughl land for till!: Laguna Hills Leisure
pralsaJ procedures which, it stated, in· \Vorld at $2,600 an acre in 1961 and 'two
creased as much as'-llOO ptrefnt ln ·three yea rs later appraised lt at 110,!iOO an Shorecfilf Area
yeara.....Mor.t..Jban a third of the Housing . acre. "In total," says.the report, ''Fl,L\'1: _ ~-
and Urban "Oeffiopment l)epii'tment't1 apprala:al!S Of"'lind for the lint 25 sea-~__, *° million 1n monaai• lnsllr•nct rorJ m••" or Ill• commun111. which '°'-w· 1·'i·hout wa· ter cooperaUveJr owned, modetate-inCome •'bouf ~ ~res or tand1 exceeded tile. .
lioualna hu gone to five Leisure ·world · 1 ~aH'1~t~'.J>!td by the dev,lopi:r l)y ' ~ ~ , ..
project.I. the ftPOl'l'stlted. , 1• ~t $f·mllbon. · 1 • ·.: Residents In· San Clemente's Shorteliffs
No legal wrongdoing Is chatied by the •. The GAO. uys·Rosenwald. fails to take ~ area found not a trickle of water In their
GAO, but the method ol appt'aiYll 09td by t~lo account the fact thil ·the Roumoqr ' taps'for five hours Monday evening.
INSIDE-ToDA.Y
Divorce -California st11Ie.
You ·ve come o Jon(] wau, bcby.
Now uou can sJver all connec·
tlons with yoitr mismotch1d
matt 111 a 111atter o/ 90 1eoondl.
See Page IO.
the FHA Is sharply criticized. parUcular· Corporation 'fllS obliged lo-Invest '11. Tb.e water seCYJcc..thor1-began fall ing -
ly the separate appraisal of each new million In ill land purehase befo~e the at about 5_p.m. after aJcak started In 1.. :._=~~· u.-~
housing development lsiunched wjlhln a flt1l sillc was made . , 111aln Rt aquero and the fr"n•au 110. c11\1111" If·"
Mt'f!t• n
Mllhlli '"'"" I Netlllllll Mno ~·i -,. '•"'!'' u Leisure \\1orld. :1,Ye ha~ to .put ln roads, bring lh defJ5iSll. c, .. ,-.,d. 11
Under lhe program. Con~ llmiled • ~ater, c!l\ltics and aan\t.ation," Ul6 Of· \YRlcr department crC\Y'S \VUrkcd intu ~~:.'!1~'';.';.1, '!
federal backing to $20 mllllon Jor eac..11 ljc\:'J a.aid. ~r. $ho~plna ccnlet was lhc nt;ht to ('cp;iir the m:iin. Service \\'as ""''"'..,_' 11
Or•nf1 CllH'tf II l'fl'l''t l"tf'ft< I
·-" 1 .. ,. Jtote• />1•'11~• ••• T•tl'fb... IJ
Tllt•tt!'t • 11 projict. Ttie f'l!A deemed"' eaeh ' n~ tomple\ed, by l')~stty. ~fol'.'Q the first restored at about 10 p, '111•"<.• 1
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LcisUre \Vorid subdivision A separ•LC "'r~1 ~~nM"le 'moved t6 and we h:id o,i.•ves) in Samo lcakaac \\'01 "'ill i.. ''l9lbh: "'"' t.at1 .. ,.. " W1"'~' Hew1 1>14
I' l"'."'11' J.... , If' ~ 0i 1.1'1; N\•11!19, I Wtrlf Nt"1 ... ject, entitling it to $20 mlllioa .... -·-• rnbdcr11par1menl$ 8nd a clubhouse. Othrr lhrough todoy, spokesmen said. but vdll Mllll~•• u
The report 1t.1tcs lhat lhe developer t~e ROSSMOOR, r11e %) cause no interruption In scrvlL't.
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SC
White Mob
Attacks
, School Bus
LAMAR., S.C. (UPI) -A white mob at~
tacked three &chCIOI buses loaded ~·Ith
Mtrro children at newly desegregated
. Gamaf: High ~hool today. Patrolmen us.-
ed tear gas to rescue students moments
before .the whites overturned two or the
buses.·
'
Tuttd1j, M1rch .S, 1970
'Love N o Pri101ae r '
Leary Returned
To County Jail .-
Facing 10 years In f~eral pr'lson and a
yet.-undelermined sentence here on mari·
juana and LSD charges, Dr. Timothy
Leary Is back in Orange C.OUnty Jail to-
day ~ter senlenclng Monday in TeXas.
belie(J. This country ls lu a state where
one ot the difficultie.s Is the penalties are
n1ore horrible than the crime.''
Leary was convicted of smugglin~
three ounces of marijuana concealed in a
snuffbox hidden ln his tS.year-old
daughter's underwear.
_,,_ ___ ·~~&late-highway patrolm~
i~e:pherde<t the 39 c:hildren In the buses to
safety-inaide the school. Several or the:
Tbe SO.year-old former H a r v a r d
~P.!Y~C_hology J_!.ofesaor WIJ 1iven lhe term
by U.S:--Dlstrict COurfTud~e Ben Con-
nally, and flown bacj; unrnedlately
following Lile heariog.
,;Love cannot be a prisoner," shouted
Dr. Leary as two burly U.S. marshals
escorted him frem the Hou sto n
courtroom and-·a-waiting , 1 i r port
limousine.
.M!lrch t t ls the atntence date set in
Santa Ana. ~
Police Seek
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~sten suffered eye injuries resulling
glass flying from brokeii"WJDdows in
e busts.
Gov. Robert E. McNair termed the a't-
tacks "unspeakable" and 11f4 they
resulted from segregation forces urging
defiance of the law. The school was clos-
ed. McNair alerted the National Guard.
The violence was the wors~ repoite<f in
the South since the region began com-
plying in January with federal court
orders for total desegregation. Darlington
OAILY .. lLOT ....... •r llk~tr• II.Miiier
One \vore black and the other \\'Ore
\Yhfte.
Mrs. Rosemary Leary, who also faces
the f\.farch JI Si!qtence hearing before
Judge Byron K. AicMillan in Orange
County Superior Court, read a statement
afterward.
Judge Connally -Uke Judge McMillan,
who found the couple and son John
Leary, 20, guilty last month of the drug
possession charge originating in Laguna
Beach, said Leary is a public menace.
_,
Mutilation
l(iller in SA
County, whtdl include.a Lamar, was the
!teCOnd South Caronna county placed
under such an order.
A mob of 150 white lnen and women
NEWPORT FIREMAN WASHES DOWN CHARRED KITCHEN OF HOME ON NEWPORT'S LIDO ISL E
lnv11tl91tor1 Tr•c1 St•rt of 81111 to W•1t1 B11k1t in Kitchen of 81yfront R11ld1nc1
fltrs . Leary agreed, but not in the same
context.
''Judge Connally is right. f\.1y husband
is a menace lo society. \Ve are a menace
tJ the community \\'hlch makes a
mockery of the Constitution. If he wer.c a
thief, he "'ould be out on bail." ~'"'satumrey-Mlt<:hen Slandard· or
New York City said the IG-year sentence
and denial of bond came "as a shock,
although I see it hapi)ening all around the
country ••• a stiffing of free speech."
A nude girl brul.4lly murdered on a
rainy wedding nlght In Santa Ana ·was
sexually mutilaled with a lree branch, a
broken bottle and a huge pavin1 stone,
homicide invest igator disclosed today .
Bound with a lace from her own moc·
casins, Beatrice Ann Vlllanue:va , 17, was
foond ~1onday. spra\\•led in the 1nud
behind a home of an elderly schoolteach·
er \Vho went out to inspect her yard.
galhertd in front Of Lamar High, a
formerly a1J.whlle !chool that n;cently
received 300 blacks. They were led by F J_ p "d. t H --
ristaurant owner Jeryl Best. head Orth• re UCLL • r.esi en . app y Darlington-County ~Freedom-<if ..ctim·rr~~
Committee,•• which had urged at! whites
Fireme11 Douse
~ -lmmcdlat()y ..after th.e_vic.tin1 --. her
personal effects scattered around the
pathetic scene -was identified, police
began questioning acquaintances.
to boycott the county 's schools.
Th• first bus,. arriv•. Carrying,.., Now Wi"th vis· i"t to U.S. Nearo children, was pelted by brick4 but
clfictn were able to &et the stuMr!t.s out
unharmed.
$2 6,000 Blaze
·on Lido I sle "I don't think the young people of
society are going to to!erate this much
longer," Standard said. "It is 1lien to our
system, alien to our Anglo--American
Detectives theorized the young mother
or an Ja..month-old baby was dragged
frorn a nearby street by a maniacal se~
killer as she took a short walk after a
weddihg reception party at the home or
friends.
The second 'bus, carryini 2t> blaC!k
student&. artlved minute.t: liter. Members
of the mob jumped On its hood and
matched off its distributor cap, forcing it
to a halt. The mob surged forward and
smashed the windows with ax handles
and bricks.
A third bus, carrying 15 Negroes, then
pulled· up, and the mob attacked it.
fighting simultaneously wlth highway
patrolmen trying to protect the buses.
The mob pulled away from the buses
only after patrolmen opened up with tear
gu. The gu swirled a few minutes
arOUJ'ld the buses as th"e black children
remained inside. ·
Patrolmen then escorted the students
inside the school while the mob shouted
epithets. Moments later the crt1wd wrged
11aln upcn the busea and l\lcteeded in
turning two of them over. •
The patrolmen pulled their revolvers
and Jwrltil qiore te~r gu Into the i:r•~d.
. Thia •nf the rnob fleeing and chokiitg.
,. One shot wu reportedly fired by the
mob but no ·one was hit.
McNair, who had termed .the
deseireagatJon orders unreasonable but
had urged compliance with them, de.
nounced the attacks as "unspeakable acts
commlUed qalnst the school children of Lamar."
Coin Collection
Of $5,000 Taken
'
A coin colled.lon valued 1t $5,000 has
dJsappeartd from a Laguna Beach
home, police reported this morning.
Returning to his home, 1420 J-Ullcrest
Drivt for the first time since Se.ptem·
her , Monte Gene Davis checked out his
lar1e collection of coins, left in a locked
metal box, and discovered several hund·
red of them missing, he told police.
Gone from the box, Davis said, were
75 rolls of Roosevelt dimes, valued aL
$375, 10 rolls of hall dollars, a large
number of Canadian coins and several
"proof sets" of value to coln collectors.
Police said a loc king device from the
boi: containing the coin collectlon had
been removtd but found no evidenct of
forced entry to the home.
DAILY PILOT
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'-•b1rt N, w,,J
l"ru lOtM •nd 'llllH1htr
J e<k It Curley
\li(t l"rttld9"1 I nd Ci9"1t•I M1111g1r
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Tho"''' A. M ur1>lo.1~1
Mu1•f•nt Ee111r
Fliclo.tr.I ft, Nill
$M.i1'11 Ortn;t C-IV E.dolGr
Off le•
Cttlt Mttl: no Whl ··~ S•ret• l'titWJl!lrl IMC"~ ?7!1 W~! ltll;>OO 8011J~\lf'd
LIV'l""t IM<l'I m '°'''' ..t.v•~111 '4Vfltli'o9!0r!. ae-cn 1111s t••t~ &0~11•~·~
kn 'ltlt'llnlt. ~ Nortn E.l Ctm•"' Retl
~~-· 'No one leave& until we
hear 'it fo r, Mr •
Pompidou!'
t 'ro11& Page J
RO SS MOOR. • •
fa cilities. including the medical center,
swimming pools and golC course.Jtame
later. All of these improvements \\'ere
necessary for the type of community \\'e
\\'ere attempting to build and the F11A
J:ccognlzed this .''
\\'ilh the improvements, Rosen\\'ald ex·
plained, subsequent "fair market value"
appraisals of new housing areas naturally
increased.
"The FHA was r~ulred to apprai!e at
fair market value," he said, "and now it
is ?ting crltlciied for doing lhat. I might
pomt out that comparable properties
across the freeway from ,Ltlsure World
v.•ere being appraised at the same value
as the area developed.
In making comparisons with raw land
\'alue, Rosenwald added. the GAO also
failed to lake into acco.unt the fact that a
large p3rl of the gross acreage purchased
'"·t1s 1Jndevelopable · and further large
segments were restricted for housing
de\'elopment.
r\s a result. the value of the land.Jl;.
rnaining for actual housing automatically
increased.
Rosen\1·ald said the Leisure \Vorld
developments definitely qualified as
moderate Income housing. with an
original price range at Seal Beach from
$9.000 to $13,000 and at Laguna Hills from
Sll,000 to approximately $26,000. The
present price range at Laguna Hllls is
$Z2.000 to $4.9,000 he said.
Principal financing of the Leisure
\\'orld projects was throUgh FHA until
the. end of 1967. Since 1968, v.·hen the pro-
jects were changed from cooperlltlves to
condominiums. convenlionat f\nal)cing
has been used. there being no FllA pro·
gram <n1ellable under the increased iJl·
le.rest rate.
"The Leisure \\forld communilies are
probably one of the finest investmenl5
n1ade by the FHA." Rosen\\·ald said.
''There has ne\·er'been a foreclosure In a
Leni;ure \\1orld : h's actually risk free . ln
insuring these loans the P'HA was laking
\•irluall.y no chances w1th ill lnvtstmenL
and is slill making a good profit."
The ~270 million in FHA ln5llred
mortgag's cove:r ebot1l 18,000 comr,lettd
11n1!s In Leisure \l.1orld communlt es at
Seal Beach, 1.aguna Hills, \V11nut Cretk,
f\iorbtck. Md .. end flfonroo Townllihlp. N.
,J , RO!:en,.,·ald said, and • lht P'liA D:>n·
linues 10 rettl\'e a contribution from
every payment made qn all then units.
Tc ~aid a draft or Oie GAO rel>Qrl had
h'cn ~11bn1ltltd to both Rosi;moor and the
tllA and both had resPonded In M:p1r1te
correspondenci, setUna (ortli the facu of
the l3nd apprtclaUon, lncludlnA Im·
provements U!al wert required to be. put
in, and denyina lmpllcatlons of poor
handling oI &overnmc.nt funds.
I
NEW YORK (UP!) -French Presi·
dent Cie.orges Pompldou, "satisfied" with
his U.S. trip despite a rash of pro-lsr'ae!i
demonstrations, said today in a farewell
news conference that ht and President.
Nixon reached a "full understandin&'' 011
world problems.
The pro-Israeli demon5trations so 'Upset
thP visltlng French leader that President
Nixon flew to New Yori. 1t1onday ni&ht to
apolo1iu personally arid attend a
fariwtll dinner for Pompidou.
Pompidou told lht news conference that
he held "very lengthy" discussions with
Nixon and felt that they had ruched a
"full understanding of our respective
positions" al!hough they were not always
jn full agreement.
The French le~er said the dilftrences
in point of .view were In par_t geographic
and pointed out that the "frontier or the
Comm1,1nist_ world was 200 tnJles from
Paris."
He said his talks with Nixon ranged
from the Atiddle East and Vietnam hr
Europe and Ea1t-Wtst relation.! in
Europe.
As Pompidou SPoke l\0IU1 newsmen in
the Louis X room al the \Valdorf-Astoria
Hotel, a detail of airport and city police
searched his Air France jetliner after
receiving c. telephoned threat. .
Police 5aid an Air France employe
received a call from a man who said :
"Pompidou's plane "'ill not take: off to-
day. There is a bomb on it and it '"ill
blow up.''
However, an extensive search of the
DC8 jetliner (ailed lo tum Up any ex·
plosi\'e.
\Vhi!e noting that the United States and
France disagree on some specific pollcles
he o;aid, "M to the basic issues our views
are the same and our objectives art the
same."
Pompldou brought up the subject of
rlcmonstrations in a 1>hort i;tatemrnt
before ansv.·ering questions from news.
tnen.
114 Youths Face
Trespass Action
111 Ortega Raid
A total of 114 @range county juve niles
and adult• will face e-0urt actions in-
volv ing trespass in the latest of manv
roundups or revelers at the sec luded
Ortega Highway hot springs spa.
But the defendants. all rounded up hy
Orange County sheriff's deputies late last
wetk and herdtd Into wailing buses, will
bf! prosecuttd under ·stale la11.·s. instead
of the county code. because the latter
was ruled unconstitutional after a similar
raid at the same spot last year.
Sheriff 's invtsligatl\•e Capt. James
Dro11dbelt s11ld today the young per~ons
\\'ould begin making court appearances on
the misdemeanor charges lhis week .
The defendants were rounded up In the
area of a form er hot .spri ngs spa 12 miles
up Ortega Highway which is now under
control or the ~Jacco Corporation.
The firm plans development there.
Broadbell said tbe trespau problem at
the spa has Jlngertd for the past year,
but the use or the idyllic hideaway has
been common for mal\Y yeari.
'"I'ht trespa!!lng -ind therefore the
law enforctment -problem is about one
yetir old , but only r~ntly we.re 11.'C tble
10 step in ind nuke arrests there,"
Broaidbelt said.
"TIK' area finally was brou@:ht up to
standards a.'I far as postin1 and tcnclna I•
concerned." he add~. •
L111t werk's revelers tore out' ~e"eral
Newport Beach firemen said today a
blaze that did an estimated 126,000
damage to the Lido Island home o[ a
retired Luslnessman Monday afternoon
started in a waste baske~ in the kitchen.
Fire units \\'ere called lo the blaze at
820 Via Lido Nord by a neighbor of Neill
Davis "'ho saw smoke coming from
Davi!' home.
t~l re1nen said $6,000 damage "'as done
to the building and $20,000 to contents
from lhe fire that gutted the kitchen and
dining area.
"Considerable heat and Smoke damage
~·aHustained throughout the struCture,"
they noted.
Davis told investigators he was out on
his 50-foot cruiser '1Sleepy Eye" which iS
docked at the home when a neighbor
shouted there wu 1 fire . Davis' wife was
not at home at the time.
Three fire units called to the scene at
4:24 p.m. controlled the fire within
minutes, firemen said. Two Harbor patrol
fire boats were also at the scene, but
\ve:re not seud.
Investigators \\'ere unable to detern1ine
the cause of the fire.
Valuable Knife
Leads to Arrest
A valuable Indian knlfe led to the ar·
rest of a burglary suspect in Laguna
Beach ~1~nday night.
Of!ictrs stopping to question a man fit-
ting the description of a ourg!ary suspect
on their wanted list, booked transient
Charles Leon Phillips arter frisking him
and finding the knife in a sheath tied
around his waist.
The knife, police said. apparently was
part of an Indian carving set taken from
the Laguna Beach home of Syl\·ia Arady,
448 Ash!C?Jl St., Feb. 27, along ~·ith a $250
llama ,~100) rug.
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O emente School
Aid e to Assum e
' ' Post in Mo11rovia
John Gyves. assistant principal of San
Clemente High School, will be leaving his
post in April to become principal of a
middle school in Monrovia.
Trustees of the Capistrano Unified
School District accepted his resignation
1t1onday saying they \\'ere sorry to see
him go but wished him success in his new
post.
Gyves. a San Juan Capistrano re.sident,
joined the district a little O\'Cr three
years ago as a long term subst itute
teacher while he completed his 1vork for
his ma ster's degree. _ ,
When hl' recei\•ed his degree hf: was
employed 1s dean of counseling at the
high school and a year later became
assistant principal.
In his adminis trative post, Gyves
coordinated counseling and guidance
ser1•ices, student scheduling:, the dally ad·
minl.strative work coMe:cted with plant
operation and maintenance and "'IS
mainly r~ponsiblc for the school budget.
Gyves will become principal of Clifton
?11iddle School "'hich \viii house sixth,
seventh and el&hth grade students \\'hlle
he continues hi.s doctoral studies at USC.
"It was a difficult decision for me to
make .since J do not want to leave. this
district." said Gy\'es. "But the ne1v posi-
tion vdll give me an opportunity to dG
some work in curriculum design in a
middle school 11.·hlch 1.s a new concept. ll
also "'ill help me to obtain my doctorate
a year earlier.
Gy\'eS said .he has ne\'er been happier
professionally and will regret leaving the
people he has worked with. He said his
decision io leUllaS in the interest of his
own per110T1al lonf range goals.
Footprint! and other markings in tht
mud behind the two-story home at 1078
\V. Second St., Indicated a violent strug·
..:le the Villanueva girl put up for her life.
Besides the sadistic sexual attack, the
killer slashedOAt! girl's throat with a
broken bottle -bits of which littered her
hody -and also crushed her head v•ith
the flagstone.
An autopsy \Vas scheduled.to determine
if she had been raped by the man
himself, and which of the wounds ac·
tually killed her.
All could have caused her death by
themselves.
The victim. who lived ~·ilh her mother
at 905 W. Third St. and worked as a
domestic maid. was round by Edna L.
Dessery, 75, whb has lived at the same
location for 60 years. ·
She said she went out to the I rash c<1ns
:it 6:45 a.m., noticed .a flagstone missing-
from her rear walk and was puzz:led.
"f couldn't figure out \\1h:; it was gone.
So I followed.J:he \valk a little furthe r and
saw the body of a woman behind the
,l!arage near the fence . I knew she was
dead."
Hon1icide Detective Larry Corneliaon
theorized the Villanueva girl -who had
left ' nearby wedding reception with
friends ea rlier -was dragged of! the
street to lhe hidden spot.
Afiss Diane Acosta, 22. a cousin. had
kept the victim's daughter Lydia during
!he party and said Beatrice returned ·to
the house in a car with friends, but left
shortly ~fore 2 a.m. for a walk.
"She promised to be back in five
minutes," said Miss Acosta.
lnvestla:ato rs said she left between 2
and 2:30 a.m ., setting that as the ap-
proximate period in which she \Yas ab-
ducted and murdered about eight .blocks
a\\·ay.
She "·as accosted on nearby South
Shelton Street, which intersects \Vest Se·
cond Street at the comer on which Mrs.
Dessery bought her home in 1910, detec·
lives believe.
The carpet
they both chose?
Bigelow's
Barcelona
Bareelona combines t~ caaual, 'Nind-tm.sed '"'! look ot today Y.hh •n rlegant Spenl•h IT'il C? pattern. Th• Ions:. sltnder yarns ha vr 1
50ff, ishlm1nery a:lo1v . , . the dramallc mulli· colors 11.re 1-Ittdlterranear·inspired. Uae Bar·
IX"lona in a Spanish or Mediterranean sC'tllnr; or "''Ith ultra-modern or mlxl'd contrmpOrary
. , -ror 11. tn1 ly sturinlna ,rrect. And becaWie
the fiber'• nylon, Da rt"ctpna·s 110 ,1 ()!
ee11y to care for. SoU doesn't 91 show ... and pllp sta.vs crl11>
and sprinty. A tine b1J.Y for an)'-"-
OM -Who Wint& gttt.t styling ·
••. · a roomtul of lu.xury , .• at i:.,""':'1tt ":.''!' a dowri-to-eU1h price. wu.~1en
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CARPE TS -DRAPERIES
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parts of new feffces trected to se" off a pprove·d
the area.
Medltt11rr1nean Mo•i
An tique Amber• Sp1nlih Poppy
Span!,h Lealh1r • Cirenad1 Cold
Ata\llo Avocado 1663 Plaeent!a-Costa Mesa
Phene 64Ml31 Tbe site long his bttn a meeting p\1ce Bi;:elow
for you1h11 11.·ho allegedly engage in nude nylon pile
swimming. drug and marlJu•lli u11 nd 1-!::;;;======;:.;======t====---------------------' sex, officers :.aid.
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Slippery Probleni
This is earth slide in San Clemente's P a:cese tter·HiUcrest develop-
ment that threatens to destroy at least one ex_pensive home on Aveni·
da Colombo. Owners of the home, ~·Ir. and ~1rs. Eugene Seets, plus
other area homeowners will be interested observers \Vednesday when
city council begins digging into the problem of how to correct the
mii:te· and who should pay forlhe "rorK. .-
San Clemente Police Chief
Says Crime Dip Significant ..
By .JOHN VALTERZA
Of Ille Dtllr l'llol Still
Unlike most American cities last ~ear,
San Clemente enjoyed a dip in its crime
rate in.1969, Police Chief Clifford Murray
announced today. Narcotics offenses
were ·among those down from the
previous year's totals.
In the chief's annual report, ?\-1urray
said the rriinor dip In the crime rate was
"significant, considering the events
besetting our community in 1969."
Furthermore, the chi«. said. the
department's rate of conviction rose by
10 percent -among the highest con-
viction rates was 98 percent for adult
felony narcotics violators.
MuTTay's report cites statistics in two
ca tegories -felonies and misdemeanors.
In the felony list of 10 crimes. the
figures showed the most substantial dip
ln the crime rate.
In 1968. 1,034 verified felonY otrenses
were recorded. In 1968, the tolal dipped
lo 749.
Only two crime areas in 1969 had more
activity than in the previous year:
murder (two last year: one the year
before) aod grand theft (32 in '68 and 160 last year). · -
The conviction rate for felon ies rose
frcm. 76 percent In 1968 to 86 percent last
year, Murray said.
Several crimes in 1969 were not
reported in tbe city -prostitulion. com·
mercial vice. disorderly conduct offenses
arid gambling vi olations.
But despite the drop in crimes in-
volving adults. San Clemente's juvenile
crime r ate continued to climb through
last year.
Murray classified juvenile crime in
these areas: robbery, larceny uoder $200,
burglarY, auto theft, larceny over $200,
rape and aggravated assault.
In 1968, the number of juveniles in·
volved in these offenses was 49 fa dip
from the three previous years I but in
1969 the rate rose. !() 64.
Among tJ1c lesser offen ses, incluqing
vandalism, traffic, curfew liquor and
truancy offenses, the totals for the two
years were nearly equal.
The department's patrolmen an d
narcotics officers seized the equivalent of
almost 10 kilos of marijuana (each kilo is
about 2.2 pounds) and JI grams of
hashi~h. :rtley also seized a total of 1,178
capsules of barbiturates. 2.918 capsules of
amphctimaines, 25 grams of heroin and
6,661 other units or restricted dangerous
dn1gs.
~1urray said his man logged a total of
'i,477 ;1nswers to calls needing police ac·
lion.
Paddy, Par~de
Planned for SA
The wearing of the green will be ·
celebrated by a parade this yea r in Santa
Ana complete with the center stripe of
the para'de route dusted green.
The march in honor of St. Patrick has
been organized for h-1arch 17 by Ed Lynch
and Marty Lockney Sr.
Lynch claims to be so Irish all four or
his grandparents were born on the
Emerald Isle. But he has included a
fellow merchant named San Chan in the
organizing commltlee.
"His name may be Chan bul he owns
Kelley's Flowers." explains L}'Tlch.
It will be the first St. Patrick's Day
parade in Orange County in 19 years.
Route of the march wi!I be down
Broadway or ~1ain Street beginning at
noon with floats, bands and groups of
Irishmen. real or honorary .
The march will be followed by a
luncheon. Tlie parade route and location
of the luncheon will be announced
\Vednesday, Lynch said.
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YouthRuled ~
Not Capable
Of Trial
A Santa Ana youth who allegedly
n1urdered his sister and then held off
more than fi9 lawmen in an hour.long,
running guifDattle in a grove ot trees wa1
declared insane Monday and inca pable ol
facing trial.
DAIL V PILOT 3 •
'Ver.y Kind Man ·
Mrs.:Moulton Recalls Utt
Recalling her long association wJth .the
family of James Utt, Mrs.' Lewis F.
P.1oulton of· Sot.I~ • La&wia ~ 111Jd today,
"Jimmy was a vrry kind man. 1 alftays
remember his greut kindness to hla: step-
mother and stepsis_ler, e~~ialJy lhe trip
to Eur~\" , . , ·
Arter the death or his, qwn ~.
Utt's Cather, Qrange-Coqnty pioneer 'Eddy
Utt, remJ!rrle<j, Mrs. Mo~ton r!{C•lls.
~"In the ea'rly 60s, his stepmother, who
was then 88 ;years· old .. w3s ven· upset
the daughter In a wheelchair, went off lo
Europe. He had arranged every detail or
the trip. A year or two later, the
daughter died... · :
The Utt famUy already wu setlled In
Tustin when hu hµsbind arrived in the
county in 1174, Mrs. Moulton reCalls.
"There were no hotels then d COU!'1t,"
she says, "so when my husband's mother•
came out from Boston lo visit, she stayecS
at the Utts' home. Th.at waa evep before
Eddy Utt and James Irvine started the
citrus growing here."
Superior Court J udge James F. Judge
COmplitled Richard E. P'U'ker, 18, tO the
Department of rtfental Hygiene for an in·
definite tenn. His action postpones,
equally indefinitely, processing or the
nturder charge against Parker.
because ber dau~1!!_r was1strick~ with a
crippling rheuma 15m. The·daua;blM had
always dre1:1med of goina; to &urope, ,bllt
this seem ed to make it lm~ible. Jjm·
my came ~l from Weshlfli~ aod
-pei:JOnally arraqged the k>ng-dream~
·~· lrip for ttls stepmother and stepsister~·
''The two of thtm, the mother 18 and
The two families remained rrieiids Over
the years. "The last time Mrs. UttJ.eft ~
"'ome before she died, JJnuny bf'ou&ht
her over. to have lunch with me if\
Leisure World," say a Mrs. MoultOn ... ,He
always had timt to do 90l11Cthlng rUct tot
h • . er,
Judge Judge quickly accepted the sug·
gestions contained. in the written report
or psychiatrists who examined Parker
and.recommended his Incarceration.
Parke!': wounded by al lea!t two polict
bullel.!i, was arrested last Dee. 31 after he
pin!\ed down a gathering force of lawmen
with what was described as extremely 1
accurate rifle fire.
Police said Parker ran wi th his ritle for
the cover or nearby eucalyptus trees
after he shot and killed his 14·year-0 ld
sister Susan. . · ' 1
Officers said tbe shooling clhnaxed a
long quarrel between the pair and ' oc·
curred near the home, as he pumped at ·
least &.ix bullets into the dying girl as she
lay on the sidewalk.
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Service Slated
For Wednesday·
E11lag Office
Wayne T. Miller, 29, Costa
Mesa, has announced his can-
didacy for marshal of the South
Orange County JudiciaJ Dis-
trict. Election will be held in
June. Municipal court system
serves ka,gun.a ..... .Bmh, San _
Clemente. San Juan Capi·
strano, l\1ission Viejo . Ne\V
court quarters are in Laguna
Niguel.
School Trustees
To Discuss
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Election Effect ·
In their first formal session since the
defeat of the school tax override and
bond issue at the polls, Laguna Beach
school trustees will discuss implications
or the election and sel dates ror new A memorial ~ice will be held at It
a.m. \Vednesday in the Neighborhood Con-budget studies tonight.
gr'egational Church, Laguna Beach, for School superin tendent Dr. \Villiam
Bennett Weaver who died Sunday at his Ullom wi ll ask the board to se t up a
home, 60 S. La Senda, Three Arch Bay. The Rev. Ellsworth Richardson will orfi· calend ar for study and adoption of a
ciate. ,. revised district budget for the 1970.71
A resident of Three Arr,h .Bay since 1962, school year.
r-.1r. \Veaver was a professor of English Also on the agenda is a report on llteralure at. the University of 'Michigan prior to' his retirement and published a Laguna's continuation school program
number or essays on the English romantic over lhe past 2 ~ years a_nd discussion of
poets. plans for the comi ng year. The district.
In recent years he taught from time lo required by state Jaw ,to offer Con·
lime at UC Irvine and lectured in the ·tinuation school classes for returning Laguna area , He ~1as a native of \Visconsin, was high school dropouts and students unable
graduated from Carroll College in Wau· to attend regularly scheduled claSSes,
kesha , Wisc., obtained his M.A. at the serves about 30 students. a year in after-
Universily or Chicago and his doctorate SC'hool sessions.
at the University of ~1ichlgan. Mr. Weaver is survived by his widow, .The trustees will discuss pros and cons
Georgiana, of the home; a son, Donald of rna1ntalnlna the contin'uation classes
C. Brown oflSanta Barbara ; a daughter, .on the high school campus, where they
Beverly May ·of Birmingham, ~fich.: no\v are conducted by regular fa culty
nepheW,John C. \V eave_r, president of members who are given additional pay_
Crime in 'Retirement'
Around Leisure World . '
What's the .speelal fonnula of • com·
munity of 12,500 persons with a five-year
crime record of one stolen car, several
portable television and laundry coin box
thefti 1;1nd the usual assortment of traffic
cilations?
Lee Stipes, chief security officer for the
private retirement community of Leisure
World in Laguna Hills, says it's a s.trnple
one :
-~ residepts are S2 yea{S old or
older and take pride in the peace(ul en-
vironment.
-There Is a security·officer for every
JOO residents. Law enforcement experts
estimate that a nonnal community
should have an 'officer for every 500
reiidents.
Thurston School
Plans Musical
A lively musical comedy, "On With the
Show," opens , a four-night run at
Laguna's Thurston lntennediale School
\Vednesday .•
A cast or 35. plus the school band ind
chorus are featured I~ the exlravagania,
on stage at 8 p.m. nightly through Satur-
dav in the Thurston auditorium.
The tale of a trio of con artists who
take refuge with a lraveling famil y circus
is directed by Thurston drama instructor
Margaret Fox. JefJ Foster Is muslcaJ -
director.
Proceeds Wiii go to lmprove 1t1Je
facillties at the school aDd tQ augment
student body funds. ·
Tickets are 'l.25 for adults and 75 cents
for students.
.-And there ts an ed\icational 'Jll'Ol'l'am
over · the community's cloted circuit,
television network that info~ resJdents
of law enforcement problem1 and uk.s
community help.
Stipes, 47, who serv~ as a Teoledo.
Ohio •. poUce officer 20 ye'1'8 before~
ing here almost two years aao, says that
· only two memben of his 12.5-man force
have police experience.
. Most of the security staff, he add!.
work part-time as dispalebers, pte
guards and patrol.men.
. Visitors to the community are stopped
at a gate and al'.t permitted to ~ter crlly
after receiving a pus. from Stipes or
permission rrom one or.the res;dent.a.
Even the pets are not troubleaame.
Stipes says the resklents obey the leash,
Jaw, adding that, tome even Cl{J'Y a
shovel and paper sack u they walk their
dogs, prtpared for an emergency •
S. Viet Deputy's ,
Lawyers Resign
SAIGON (UP!) -Thr,. delen,.
lawyers for NaUonal Assembly Deputy
Tran Ngoc Chau quit today on, grounds
the military court_ had "atr~ady fixed the
sen.tence" on charges he COf\19"ted with a
eonupunlst agent. The trial wu receued
untif I a.m. Tuesday.
Chau. appeared at -hll new b1al with
whlte laheslve tape visible at hll throat'
and on the baolk, of the neck to covet
wound! inflicted either when he milted
arrest Thursday or durlna priaon b
the University o( Missou ri. Columbia, for teaching from 3 lo 6 p.m. !\.1o.; nlec'I:!, Betty RoWlands Carter of ··1 -------------------------~·----------------
terrogaUon.
Three Arch Bay; and by IO grandchildren.
BuriaJ_will be at Sussex, Wisc. .
The family has suggested contributions
t.o the memorial building fund or the
Neighborhood Congregational Church.
~II CAmco toda~-· . _
. money 111hlt.-
you lole IHightl ·
Lagunan' s Car
Has Little Less
Lagunan James Ralph Potter, owner of
!he. Rib Cage Restaurant. 858 ·S. Coast
flighway, is driving around in a little less
car today.
Poller left his car in the restau rant
parking lot at 7 o·clock loast night. emerg-
ed at 11 to find the right front bucket seat
had vanished, along with a stereo tape
deck and a wallet.
The party apparently seeking to
upgrade his own vehicle. gained entry to
the Potter car by an unlocked wind vent,
police surmise. Total value of the loss
was fixed at $226.
Fat isn't where it's at Naither are high prices. So take
advantage of our special. limited time offer right away.
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We welcome
BankAmericard
and
Master Charge.
Now ontyf1.oo for
regular•2.oo treatment!
We are not a gym. ·
Na disrobing. No ptlls;.,
No back-breaking exercjael.
. No crash diets.
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San Clemente city council men are scheduled Wed· lhc community landmark. The facility was iven to
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or the San Clemente c;Jubhou sc. burned in a Feb. ~on. Councilmen are pondering \vhethcr to restore
5 fire th at causid an cstin1ated $75,000 dcl1nagc 10 it. replace i1, or expand it .
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and free figure ana1Ysi$
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But c;all_wtiil_e_tbis
special offer lasl$!
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h!irs of ·l!dlth Simmon• finally
' agreed on a $500 setlement In a
Pll'P"rlY tax dhpute that began in
1942: The county had foreclosed on
the Simmons property in 1947
cWtiming the woman hadn't paid
htr taxe's in 1942. Mrs. Simmons
said she bought the property that
year and the bill apparenUy w ·• •
fi~nt to the fonner owner. After her
death, the Slliunons heirs took over
the baUle and finally agreed
to setOe the overdue bill for $500.
The original bill was for 38 cents.
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WASlllliGTON '(AP) -The Senate la
lockfd ID lta ~ probably bluest
-clvil rlll!ita debate of the year, lta Ol'lllti chamber ringing lo the now
familiar Southtrn cry for equal treat..
-L "I bopt that the time will soon arrive
when American citizens livlq South of
the Jl!lllOft-!lillM line CID be accorded the
full faith and credit for beinl as
delermlnod to honor the prlnclplea of the
Con.stltuUon 1s ciUr.ens livin1 anywhere
else," dfclared Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. ([).
N.C.),
1be beetle-browtd 7S-year-old former
judge (!red the opening salvo Monday as
lhe $enate began a fllibu.rtFr'-lhreatened
debate on extending ~ 1915 Voting
Rigbta Act.
.Majority Lud<r Mike Mansfield told
newsmen before debate started he hoped
for a final vote by the end of the week.
But the Soothernen apptJU" In no huuy ..
Nixon Asks
Panel Study
Of Schools
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Doc1arin1 that
"American educatloo> ls'Jn 1ll'(eDl -ol
reform," ~t Nixon utod d.qr.os
today to oet up a new i(erlCf lo cooduct
reswdl and exper!meatalloa ID that
field.
In a 1pecl!ll m-. ~Ina uld the
. country Med• "j& -• , l'H1·
amlnaUon cl our . entire appl'Oldl to
learning."
He said :
"We ~uat .stop pretl!Qdinc that we
understand the myit<ry "' il!o ~
process or that we are af.pltk:antly ap-
plyln( science and technolocY to the
tedmiques of Wcliin1 :... -loe spmd
leas than ooe-llall cl 1 per cent ol our
educational bud1e! Oii relell'.Ch. --
partd with 5 per cent cl 0ar ·health
bud(et and 10 percent cl def-." ·
Former J;ric ltanb~ had a 40lJ.
·vear-od thatched roof cottage,
t0hkh M anuidcered hi1toric 9ld ~_EftQUsh. But the Spillby, Eng-
' land council did not. Ii made
: dtmond /or improvements and
'"fiJ\Glltl Wited a dtmolition order ~ng it """ unfit f<rr habit<>
tion.. In fnutra.tion, farmer Ran-
_ b_. burned down the cottage.
Belen the Se111te ii a blll passed by
the House Jail Otcember that would ti-
tend the 1965 act for another five years,
expand a bin on literacy tests from
aeven original tar1et !Ital<• In the South to all 50 and 1mpote unUorm, shortened
fflidtney nqulrementa for YOtfn( for
presldtnt and vice pmident.
PROMINENT LISTENERS PONDER POMPIDOU TALK
Nixon, Mme. Pompidou, Ch•rle1 Yost (from Left) Poae During Speec;h
To ,spearhead an uPanied i\aean:b ef·
!wt, Nixon uUed for c:reolicn ol a ·Na-
tional lnsiltute of Education within the
Department of Health, EducaUon ~
WeUare. 'Ibe NIE eventually woald take
over existing rese.roi program• from
the Office of Education.
nie adm.lnlttratJon-backed Houae bin
also would repul a requirement that
states wishing to change their voting laws
get &J>ll'OVal fromJhe U.S. attorney
general.
In its place, would be a provision
t>;ermittbig Ui:e attorney general to bring
, suit when he had rtason to believe voting · e rights were beln( denied.
1 , This Iait ls a ma~ point of CU1tenUon.
Surgeon Says Pill Hazards
'Potential Time Bomb'
1 The '.J>lfeo.ns a n d the elements . Liberala laY tt would sbUt the burden of !ijlve ;WQ!l: .The custom ~ holding proof, itqulring the government to
ann'Ual property auctions on t;be . demonstrate rJght.s wm being denied in·
C»urtbOuai; steps ,to ~atisfy d~ !!lte#d or making state! show new plans
quent ,1Jae$ 'ts over in M'empbis. would not deny ri&hLt.
'Die auctions are going indoors. County TruttM Riley Garner said ~ is tired of standing in the rain,
shivering in the cold. baking In the
.s1m ·and having documen ts sailed
by lhe<wjnd. "Uqcomfortable," he
•lid, yes It waa uncomfortable on
t!e ~s -and then he added "the
last i:oupl.e of times, the birds have ~en pretty bad." ·•
Manila Blasts
Scatwr Prowst
MANILA (AP) -A aerlea cl ezploslom
and gunlhotl ac1ttertd a crowd of dem-
onstrators tonltht a1 they •pproached the
U.S. Embluy on• march to prote1t what
they e11Jed .PhilJppiotS' "fa1eism" and
U.S. 1'imperl1llsm."
Anliriot police pnMctlng the embatsy
purtued the demonstrators who dashed
in ·an dinctionl.
.Early r<Porta oald at least ooe penon had bftn wounded by a bullet and several
" otben. w~ beb)g treated at h()IJlitals
for jjihlor'tilfmies. • · It wu not clear whit caused the e:r-
plOll«l.s, which were variously detcr:lbed
as.jmlhots In the air from the police and
..-fire bombs,.Jrom the demonistrator1.
Compe tition in the tov wof.ld b grow-
ing strongeT a1 is evidenced b" tlie
qeation of "Baby Lstv 'n Care",
!!lhown here with demon.strctor Mary
Ro<Tney at the 67th annual To'JI Fair
in New York, "Baby" i.s a doll with
acid indige1tion. She crie1 untU the
hot wateT bottle it placed in her
15lomach to Telit'vc the "gai ... • When the government made a
6ll1all business loan to a Colorado
11topless" restaurant, Rep. Wllli•m
Scherle, (R-Jowa) said. "This Joa!1
may not retutn much principal
but it will certainly generate a lot
of interest."
-1" crowd numbered about 8:lO arid was
the -advance party of a group estimated
at 2;;000 headed for the embassy after a
peaceful march through the city. Some
5,0ll) students, laborers and peasants had
par'adad. After the crowd bad ~ at the
embaaJ, .ICUffln l:rol:e out between po-
lice and demomtrators. One plam.clothes
policeman was mobbed by youths who
threw him to the pavement. He was !!laved
from a M?vere beating by new!men and
other police.
Pollce reported nabbinJ several youths
and uld. they aJan had lelsed firearms
and p!!IO!ine fire bombs.
About 30 demonstrators later regrouped
and sat briefly in front of the .embassy,
faced by more than 100 antirlot police
wearln& llebnets and holding wicker
shields and truncheons. lt was cabn at
the emba1s31 after hall an hour.
U.S.·Spanish Base
To Replace Wheelus
MADRID (AP) -The United States
has reopened a joint U.S . .Spanlsh air
base,. and informed IOW'Cel uld it would
be used for trafnlng U.S. Alr Foree unlts
that pr .. iously trained at WheelUI Air
Base in Libya.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A surgeon with
half a century experience in breast
cancer told Congress today the Pill is a
"potential time bomb with a !use 15 to 20
years in length ."
"Although there ls no conclusive
evidence that oral contraceptives cause
breut cancer, the potential hazards in·
volved in their protracted use bf young
healthy women cannot be Ignored," said
Dr. Mu Culler:
CuUer is medical director of the Bever-
ly Hills Cancer ReRarch Foundation. He
commented in testimony pre~red for
delivery before a Senate monopoly sub-
committee that llas kicked up a storm of
cootroversy during a mon~long in·
vestigaUon into the safety of the Pill.
Underscoring that controversy, a~r
witness . today questioned the sub:
CQmmittee's right to ev~ hear ,such
testJntony, blamed lt for causing a wave
of aborUon-setklng and said attempts to
prOject future harm were irrespon.slble.
"Scienli~~Wormation cannot be
resolved in a democratic approach or by
Tornado Roars
Through Kansas
MARION, Kan. (UPI) -A winter
tornado whipped through downtown
Marlon and dipped through 25 miles or
Kansas farmland early today, injuring at
least nine persons, ripping up homes and
stores and knocking out telephone lines,
"It's a wonder it wasn't worse," said
Harvey County Sheriff Nonnan Walker of
nearby Newton, Kari., whose rad io
facilities relayed the only word from
Marion .
· Four persons were hospitalized , one in
1erious condition.
"We think the first twister hit four
mil~ east of here, where it circled the
Leo Walton far111house, ripping out trees
front and back and leveling oolbuildings,
but just knocking out the windows in the
house," Walker said.
Damage was reported on al least five
Harvey County farms as the stonn
!roared across the Kansas plains.
The injured were admitted to hospitals
in Marion and Newton.
Kansas Hit by Tornadoes
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majority vote," sak! Albert Schulman.
aSBOCiate professor or obstetrics and
gynecology at New York'• Albert Ein·
stein COUege of Medicine.
"The pJlls,'' said Schulman, "have pro-
bably been the moet carefully scrutinized
medication in me<tical hist,ory and we
have been hard-pressed to find any
significant permament or harmful effect
from usina: these agentl."
U.S. Captures
Biggest Rice
Cache of War
SAfGON· (UPI) -A sharp<yed
American helicopter crewman spotted
and U.S. troops cap~ what may be
the biggest rice caQle of the war,
mililary SOW"Cts_J;!lid today. They said
that the other C!lptured supplies of focxl
and ammuniUon could crimp Communist
plans for an offensive. !.·
The largest cache -·an estimated 100
tona -was found near Tay Ninh City,
near the Cambodian border and 67 miles
northwest of Saigon. This was the area
where B52s dropped more than 1,200 tons
of bombs in eight raids Monday night and
today against a Communist threat in the
area.
Spokesmen aaid the rice cache was the
largest found this year ln a series of
searches and probably was the largest of
the war. They !!laid it was enough to feed
five or more Communist battalions of 500
to 600 men each for as long as six
months. ,
Other caches reported today~
-Two hundred hand grenades, small
arms ammunition, 10 gas masks ind five
sampans captured Monday 120 miles
l!iOuthwest of Saigon in the Me\ong Delta.
-One thousand pairs of sanda~. l,000
rice bowls, 130 plastJc watu canteens and
five bicycles found 63 miles northeast of
Saigon. ·
-A each of 21,000 AK47 rifle
cartridges, 550 propelled grenades, 117
mortar rounds and 200 pounds of rice
found ·49 miles norlhwut of Salgon.
'Secret War'
In Laos Charged
w ASlllNGTON (UPI) -Sen. Gtorre
Heavy Snoiv Warnings Up Throughout Southern Rockies ~io~~~~·~·~:~~~
AmerJcan Involvement In Laos. He
charged tha~ the United Stat.es was con·
ducUng· a RCret war there without the
knowledge ol Congress and the American
public.
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"The secret war we are waging in Laos
.o6 is repugnant to the principles and securi· :~! ty of a free toclety." McGovern said in a
prepared Senate speech. :~ "tt· is absolutely incredible that a great 5! 4• " .. " " M n
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nalion IUCh as oun could be w.,mg a 1
:: major military operaUon in a fofel&n
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Watson Seen as New
France Ambassador " . et !l " -
n " " . ·" , W ASlllNGTON ;\!') -The Whlle
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Hou.se announced today Prt.sldtnt Nixon
will nominate Arthur K. W a ls o n ,
ch1lrman of the overseas operations of
Intt.maUonal Business Machines. to suc-
ceed R. Sar1ent Shriv1:r as ambassador
to France.
Pre• secretary Ronald L. Ziegttrcoll·
firm~ a published report that the SI·
year-old businessmen Is Nhcon'1 choice
for the Paris post.
Nixon, Po ·mpidou
Pleased After
Apolo g)·, Dinner
NEW YORK (AP} -Both President
Nixon and. Georges Pompidou said Mon·
day they werr pleased with the result ol
Nixon 's hurried trip to New Yori: to
orrer his apology for any discourtesy to
the French president by Americall!!I.
Nixon's gesture on the last night of
Pompidou's eight-day state visit appear.
ed to have eased ill feelings rf!!lulting
from demoostraUons over France's
agreement to sell 110 jets to Ll'bya while
refusing to release 50 ta l!!lraeJ.
Nixon brought cheers and laughter at
a diMer for Pompidou when he said he
had 'wanted the French leader to see the
United States as .an American president
does -"And I must say we overdid it a
bit. as we usually do."
Pompidou, who had been angered over
what he termed insults to .~imsel! and
his wife during a pro-Israel demonstra·
lion in Chicago, responded by praising
Nixon and saying it WJIJ! a 41very great
Joy" to be at the dinner.
Raising a glass of champagnt' al the
\Valdort.Astoria Hotel dinner for 1,600
persons sponsored by Franco-American
groups. President Nixon exclaimed:
•·Vive le France.''
, ''France is our oldest ally and our
clrtsest friend." Nixon said.
"TMt friendship is so deep and so long
that no minor difficulties or,bad manners
are going to impair it."
Pompidou beamed as Nixon spoke and
rrplie:d in a toast : "In spite-of all, allies
and fi:._iends.''
Outside the hotel a pro.Jsrael demon·
stratlon drew up to 5,000 persons at one
Point, then dwindled rapidly away.
TINY TOT DUE
FOR TINY TIM
HADDONFfELD, N.J. (AP) -Tiny
Tim's 17-year~)d wife, the former Vicki
Budinger, says they are expecting a baby
in September.
They were married on the televiSed
Johnny Carson "Tonight" show last Dec.
18.
The long-haired, falsetto voiced singer
and his bride ucei ... ·ed C1>nfirmalion of
the pregnancy from a doctor in January,
she said Monday.
Noting that his budget for the 1971
fLSCal year that starts July 1 .callJ for
$31Z million for educational research -
an jne.rease of $67 million -Nixon uid
money to carry on the work of the Jn.
stitute he propose3 would be in addition
to that. • ,
The message puts no dollar figure m
the over.all cost or operating the tn--
atitute.
Jn other areas, Ni:ron aaid he wu
establishing by executive order a
President's Commission on S c b o o I
Finance with a two-year litetimt, to
develop recommendations on the fl1eat
and organizational needs of both public
and private schools in the United States.
"Because we ' have neglected to plan
how we will deal with school finance," he
said, "we have great instability and
uncertainty in the financial structure of
education."
He cited as a "cause for naUonal C(lfto
cem" the gap in educati«lal spending
· ·t ween rich and pu state! and ICbool
districts. Discussing the proble{flS of parochial
and other schools, Nixon said their flnl.n-
clal difficulties are to be "a parUcular
assignment of the commission" because,
he said if all private acbools were to
close. or' tum publ~. Ute burden on pul;>lic
funds by the end of the 1970s ~d ·ex-
ceed $4 billion a year for operaUon. In
addition he estimated $5 billloo more
would bt needed for facililie.s.
·Nixon Will Sign
HEW Money Bill
Says GOP Leader
WASHfNGTON (UPIJ -Republlcan
congressional leaders said today Preli~
dent Nixon wUI sign the Health, Educ ...
tJon and Welfare appropriation bill if it
reaches the White House u U pu.sed the
Senate.
The key t.cTPresidential acceptance tJ.
the $19.4 billion bill that Nixon once ve-
toed would there.fore depend on whether
the' House goea atong with a Senate pro.
vision to allow the Chief EXecuUve di!·
ere.lion in whether to spend Z percent of
the money.
Nixon vttoed an earlier $19.7 billion
bill as excessive and inflat10f'lll'Y.
House Republican Leader Gerald Ford
said lit the White House aftu a meeting
of GOP congressional leaders with1Nl:ron
that he hoped the House would adopt the
Senate version which he called "the best
solution tG a long and complicated con·
troversy."
Ford said: "The White House will ac-
cept the senate version."
So Ille E~periJDeni
•
Quints Fo11!>w 'Preventative'
~ " NEW YORK (AP) -Tho mother of
quintuplets said she wu thrUled but lht
didn't think she would try It qaln.
_ "Seven i! fine," said Margaret. Kiena:at.
'\Ve only tried ror three."
In her first public a,:tperanoe slnct the.
birth a week ago, the 30-year.old mother,
chic in a blue paisley peignoir, said
Monday, 11lt wasn't the easiest thine I"ve
ever done."
~ Kleaaa\..bad -part of .....
perlmental ltudy ;-tulo(. -flrtllltJ
druC deslpod to -iDa!upio -Her t>h1slcl,., Dr. 11. L:. V-Wk1e
conceded. "We weren't Vll'J IUCCllll\JL ..
The """111 -Amy, ~ Wllllaul,
Ablpll a'ncf Edwanl -will p -In
aboul llx -ks, their pedlatridan said.
· ThouCh th<" weet-<>ld Infants bad auf.
fered some dilficulUes and were loltn1 a
,normal amount of wtleht. their; doctor
pronounced them . "out of the wooda."
They were sUll llvlng In lt,00().a<lay tom·
P'rature-contn>lled 1so1e11es.
-~...:>oc:...-n------:Shor.Uy-a!tu the..newa.conftrtnce, Mr1.
'ONLY TRIED FOR THREE'
Quinta' Mom Mrt. Kltn11t
Kienast and her husband, Wiiiiam, 31,
l•ft for their home In Liberty Com<r.
N.J,
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Tue~, Mitch J, 1970 DAILY PilOt 7
·' QUEENIE By Phll lnterlandi Black Unit
AtSFSC
Guard Withdraws j CHECKING • ·up • I
All Spide1·s Alive
Always Can Thread
By L M. BOYD
IN S01\1E IPEClES or
caterpillar, Ule female's blood
is yellow, the male's Js green.
Wh'at do you thlnk .o( that?
. , , OUR LOVE AND 'WAR
~1AN says it's · di.fflcult. ex·
ceedingly difOcµlt for a girl to
engage: the serious interest or
any man who fl! shorter' than
h~self . . . . DON,'T CALL
YOURSELF an old fann boy
If you.can't name the month in
which. the cow~ give. the most
• , milk, usually. All . right, it's ~: May. ,,. .WHY "\EN ARE [ I A'PT to 'Wcome hard of bear· , , tna earlier In life than women
~ ts still a mystery ... EXAC'J1.. Y
• 100 YEAJlS 'AGO there waS not
a More In th~ country that sold
woMen's underwear,' not a
ooe.
more money than the hairy·
headed men .... WOULD JT
BE UNCOlrlll to report the
scientists have established
that women's perspiration is
more odoriferous than men's?
Yes, suppose · it w o u Id !
Nevermlnd.
CUSTO~ SERVICE -Q.
'"Which of lhe tobacco .com-
panies came out with the first
filter-Up cig8rette?" A. I don't
know, but it wasn't one of
ourS. That event occurred just
60 years ago in Russia .... Q.
0 00ES A SPIDER ever run
out of thread?" A. Never does,
not .while alive ...• Q. "l·UN·
DERSTAND yoti, bile your
nails, is tbat right?" A. A lot
of people bite thelr •nalls. Billy
Graham bites his ' nails .•.•
Q. "WHAT .\R'E the statistical
chances a girl will marry her
boss1" A.'Odds rur1. 106 to one
"All right! All right! I ain't got all day! Where doea
the crank mail go?"
Yorty ·Not Expected
To Run for Governor
again.st that felicitous oc-SACRAr-.1ENTO (AP) -Los
currence. Angeles 1.layor Sam Yorty is
A-fA:\'BE IT'S JU~T railroad 11'aiting until alm ost the last propaganda, don't know. but
the claim is made that one set moment to say if he'll run for
of train traeks has the car-governor.
ryi.ng capacity of 20 £reeway Yorty, a m aver i ck
lanes .•.. THE WIVES • OF Democrat, Y.'ill annoi.mce his seamen bought•on credit, pro-mising to pay when their decision the week of f\1arch 15,
husbands came h 0 me . his· press office said today .
Thereby, says our Language Marc_h 2il is ~e deadline for
man, got we the phrase, ~ ca"K!1dates to file for the June
"When my ship c o m e s 2 primary·
in .•.. :· ) "I don 't expect him at this
c..'Ol'ld term 1.1arch 10 and Hie
on ti1arch 12.
Yorty acknowledged last
month that Utrs. \\!arschaw
"'as among friend s urging him
not to challenge Unruh in the
primary.
~frs. Warschaw said'1\ionday
she hachft di.souSISed the race
with Yorty since then.
To Be Cut
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
The entire run.ume faculty of
the black studies department
;t San Francisco State Colltge·
h•s' been notified It wUI not be
reappointed -next school year.
College officials sa id 11-ton-
day letters or tenninalion er-
recUve Jn June were sent to
the six instructors betaus~ lh,e
department had not submitted
its rewmmendations on reap-
pointments in lime for review.
Without the letters. the in-
structors would have been
reappointed automatically, the
officials ~aid. They added the
letters do nol amount to actu"l
firings and are subject' to
review and change.
"The action was necessary
beC'ause the black slud\es
department fail ed to forward
Its reappointment recom-
mendations to my office in
lime 'to allow the required
review and notification of in·
dlvlduals by the I e g a I
deadline, March t. a n d
because the department
faculty continued to refuse to
meet with the administration
on this and other pe rsonnel
mdtters," said Donald Gar-
rity . vice president r o r
academic affairs.
"The intent of taking this
action was not to preclude
reappointment of any si ngle
indtVidual, or of all the in·
divldua1s, who were sent s\ich
letters.
Viet Sailors
llere to Train-
Sailors Fh1d
Boat Adrift·
' '
From Calm UCSB
.'
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -windows o/ the university 11d.
.The 1,500 national guard tro0ps ministration building were
sent here tQ prevtnt mob vi-shattered.
olence were withdrawn Mon· It was the first action by the
day as calln re(urned to the university against UCSB slu-
t d · d) dents although hundreds of ·"ti u ent community a ace.nt lo them were in the crowds which
th& Unlveraity of California seized a bu sinesll district in
campus. · Isla Vista last week.
The last truckload of tl1e ... Sheriff James Webster, in
guardiimen. 1ent In with Gov. choc.ge ot law enforcemenl
Ronald Reagan's authorlz.alion personnel, said he hoped there
last frlday after r)oting left would be no rurthe! trouble but
windows broken and a bank that he had sufficient force to
destroyed by fire pulled out cope with it. A sundown to
before noon. ' sunup curfew remained in ef •
Sheriff's deputies and the feet.
California Highway Patrol Authorities said of the 120
SAN DlE:GO !AP) -A San were held Jn reserve although penons arrested, 68 were adul t
Diego.based fishing boot hos the area was reported quiet. swdents, 47 were nonsludents
found a 35-foot yawl with only UC Santa Barbar~ school of· and five wereJ'uvenlles. Fifty-
a dog aboard adrift 150 miles rlcials said the campus was nine of the stu ents wele"from
souU1 ol ~1anzanillo, 111exico. calm and classes were held UCSB and there were fwo from
It was not kno"'n what bap-on schedule. the University ol California
pened to persons aboard lhe Chancellor Vernon'O>eadle campus at Berkeley, one from
sailboat. the Peggy o. disclosed that three students UC San Diego, one from Long
Thornas Santos. skipper of had been suspended fOf' their Beach Slate College and four
the tunaboat Ronnie s, radioed part In the tock-throwing me-from Santa Barbare City Col·
Monday that the yawl wasll lieei Sailuirdiaiyi nliigiiihiitiiiiiniiwiihiiiliiichiiiiiiiileiigiie,iiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil found y.·ilh its masts broken I
and riggin&.!_raUlng in the sea.
•le said a driver's license "·as
found in the name of Richard
R. O'Neil of Seaside Avcnur,
San Pedro, Calif.
The dog \Vas taken aboard
the fishing boat. The Peggy D
ll'as cut loose to cpntinue drlf·
ting .
The Coast Guard in San
Francisco reported Monday
that the motorshlp
Benegrande radioed Feb. 22
lhat two persons from the
Peggy D were picked up. But
the ship, Hs registry and
destination unknown, has not
been in contact. since.
Thi! foreign ship said It
rescued "Mr. and 1'.1 rs .
KEYSTONE
NOW PAYS
s~~~
J MONTH
CERllFICITE ACCOUNTS
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5~~~
I YEAR TERM ACCOUNTS
WITK~MINIMUM BALANCE
7~~~
2 YEAR TERM ACCOUNTS l lll0,000 I YEAR TERM
WITK MINIMUM BALANCE ACCOUNTS (Adjusled rales
for shorter lerms)
P1um accoun'1 corslinue a.I 5%
per annum compounded d11ly. ~
PHILOS'OfHY I -"I hav.
al""Ya been more concerned
~ m~lting a lo ~Jy
frankfurter or a tired old piece
of . ham seem interestina:,"
sajd Irma Rombaur. "than in
doirig · something with truf.
flet .'' Admirable. Mrs. Rom-
biuf wrote the classic
cooibook, ''Tbe Jay o( Cook-M,,,! 'fine work, that. There's
• dlgmty lr\ mustard that~ nol
toibe found In the supercilious
sauc~·. 'lbere'a.an integrity in
haJbbroWftS that's absent from
vkttyssoise. No· more today
ffom Irma Rombaur. !J'omor·
rtJW mayti:e a little something
from Kahlil GV:iran.
OPEN QU£8TION Never
saw a left handed barber.
Areh'i there any ?
RAPID REPLY _ YES, point to run ." said Carmen
SIR, MIUJONS of people in Warschaw, the Democratic
the world prefer mare's milk national committeewoman
to cow's milk, millions. · from California and con·
She added. "I thl~k he's a
rather rare ·politician in that
he still labels me a friend even
though I'm trying to talk him
out of running."
J\.1rs. \Varschaw said she
thinks Yorty hasn't made up
his n1ind .
SAN DIEGO (AP) _ About Richard Onlal," but the Coast
200 Soulh Vietnamese sailors Guard said there could have been an error in transmission. a1Tived ~onday to take over The Const Guard ill Long
I.WO U.S. Navy tank landing Beach sa!d it had no report of
Get rour Free February HorO&Xlpe 1WW,
KEYSTONE SAVINGS
ANO LOAN ' Assoc1Ar10N -
Your questions and com· sidcred a political friend of ~onold W. Coop..11, ''"ldtnl
• WESTMINSTER • AN!KEIM NO SIR , CANNOT verify the
ancient ,claim that the bald
men .are the ~Iler lovers.
However, a statistician now
does indeed insist his atudies
show the bald fellows
geoeJallY tend to accumulate
· ments are welc6med and both Yorty and Assembl y"
1oill be ust d w1ienever pos· Dc1nocratic leader J e s s
sible in "Checking Up." Unruh.
She is suppo rting Unruh bul
said she doesn't think a
prin1ary fight bet"'een the two
automatically would damage
Democrats' c h a n c e .s of
unseating Reagan.
ships. The SQuth Vietnamese "'ill a missing sailboat and could find no trace of a Richard undergo tv.•o weeks of tr:iining O'Neil on Seaside Avenue, San
14011 Bt•ch Blvd. 555 It E11cUd
Pho11e: 893-249 1 • Phone; 772·7'40
Please addrtss your mail to Unruh is \he only form al
L.lit. Baud in care of Daily Democratic candidate so far.
before the USS Bulloch County Pedro.
and the USS Jerome Countyl------------==---------7 --------
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Pilot. Box 1875. Newport Republican Gov. Reagan is ex·
Beach, Calif. 92663. peeled to announce for a se-
"It depends on the level of
the campaign," she said.
are tumed over in ceremonies
sc heduled for April l.
DAs Continue Study
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SACRAMENTO (AP)
Three district attorneys today
i pursued thejr investigation in-
Johnson said he would not
disl.ort the committee's role
into "Whitewashing" Sch rade .
nor woul!i he allow it lo
become a forum to settle "an
internal power slruC4:l:~ in the
Senate between rival Repub-
lican leaders."
We'll send you an Avco Savings
Tomorrow Startercand an
Avco Savings Passbook with
: r to Senate leader J a c k
•• Schrade's accepta nce of a
$5,000 campaign contrib ution
from lobbyists last year, three
years prior to his . next elec·
tion.
But the legislatutt's ethics
commiUee chainnan rejected
Schrade'15 personal insistence
011 a hearing.
A.11 em b I y man Harvey
600 Tourists
'
Quit Canyon
Sen. Howard \Vay (R·Ex·
eter) Schrade's predecessor,
came under attack Monday
from a Oemocralic ally of
Schrade. Sen. James Q.
Wedworth, Hawthorne.
Wedwonh said Way had 11
photocopy or the $5,000 check
Schrade acknowledges rece iv·
ing last )'ear, bu t did not lake
it to law enforcement officials.
Way repiied the photo of the
uncashed check was n o t
evidence of any wrongdoing.
GRAND CANYON (UPI) -\\'ay acknowledged the ac·
111ost of the 600 tourists curacy of another Wedworth
stranded overnight by a claim, that Wa y ca r r i e d
snowstorm at the Grand Can--fo~'ard from his 1968 cam·
ynn were gcine today and paign a $5:284.14 fund surplus.
most of them, aceordlng to a Wedworth asserted Way y.·as
park ranger, considered the a "strange person'' to question
ell'.perience an eXcitlng ad-the propriety of Schrade's
venture. June 1969 ac~tance of the
"They had a good time,'' ~,000 check while keeping
said Al Veit!, management such unspent. e1mpaign money.
assistant for lhe park service. from 1968 for 1972.
"\Ve had some at the visitors \Vay said "most senators do
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~•AVCD ....d11J•SAVINBS ~' center and they were having a the same." and it is not the
~ songfest. So 1 think it Y.'as same as Schrade's ae<:eplanct
; : quite an experience for some of $5,000 ''from a single in·
! or them." terest just six months afler • -• - - - - - - - -.. Arizona 54. the only road In-election to a four.year term."
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opened to all vehicles In· the Democ rats ~ t1 e n t I a 1 lo )., · ~'l:':ii~"°.::~·:J:!11"!~~ ~~i~~: p~~~""pos~.F~~'. I All my life I've wanted my I expected to clear this af· 10, accused \~ay r:i "Polit1ca\
"""°"· -nini;1·.;;;~uc HTs I very own Tomorrow Starter.c I
;,o.; .. i,::b.".',01.·.·.:;.,:..··.·.,~,,.'::.'.·~,·: •. ~.:.;c .. ~ ... : I P0lease, please, please send me one. I
Cl Cl n " n II l'rn enaloslng $1.00, because I know a good deal when I $81 one.
•lh•i1t "'it d•1ll", 1114 1t will b. TAVE.
M11"1 'l'ft1y com• •11d 11111'1 m1y 90, b11t God I D f I • h I
9011 011 for•"•'· It ;, 1 will lrnown ,,;111• ·m enc os:1ng my c eek for a whole lot of dollars (exact 81'!'10Un ),
_ 11r.c fie! thet m•ttir ••ul '"''9., CAN because I figure, at 5%, compe>unded daily, "what can 1101•71'11 gel my
NOT l l: DESTROYED. Th1ir co11li1111if't b11p •••• • God •ho wlll money back, with Interest, whether I Ilka !1'11 Tomorrow Start•,. or not" t'•"'I 1xi1t. T,.. i"411tr11citbility ef "'" ,. •• C1.lfl1 •n ETERNITY I I
lll ~1th .. lrec.110111, prior to Now incl . for1.,1r •ff1••erd. D f do ' h8v d II I 1"• ,,,1 ... ;,t h•i ,1;c1, "Thi h••"'"' Cli cl••• thi 9torv •' Geel : n I e •l"IY o ars. but Pease send me a free ••start Somethlng".laptl
,114 th• fi•111 1m1nt 1how•th hit h•11cliwor.•" t ''· It:! l. Tlt1 lllLE button. I under1tand ft Will help inttoduFe me to tha frlendty Avco 5avings
t1111 111 1beut Got!. 511 tll• m1j•1 tic 91111cl1v,, th• pr0Yicl1nc1 I Teller who will g!Ye me a free Tomorrow Starte,. when I ahow up In peraon I
1"4 lt1f111il1 n•f11r1 of Goel ll•pict1d ln •11lmt 104. 11114 of tloe 11 your Otffce.
GOODNESS of G1d lo men in th1 tw111tv·thir4 P1ol ....
1111 .,4., th1t m111 mi.ht fuUv ul'Hl1r.tt..d God, J1t111 e.11110 fo Nam.
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H1 llr1d lor 1111"'1 1i111 •n4 •1c111ded b•clt to H11"'" I Ach ·
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11110 ~,h110111l'l•n .,.d to c.emfort 1111n !Jn, 14il6, 16:1.101. Th• I AvcoStvlnp:andlolnAuocl•llon. I
lllLE It th1 work of th1 Hoty Spirit 111d f1ll1 m1" ho• to pl1111 c..d. h!1 er••'•' r1 P1t.1:10. 2 l !m.l :l,·17l. H1•• Yo u 1t11Gr.c1 COS]A MESA OFFICE 3310 Bris tol Street, Cost• Met•,.92626
th1 fll.111 H1•• YOU ••<•l•1d tho Helv Spr,;1 11110 v•ur l:fo1 MAIN OFFICE 2650 Zoe Avenue, Huntington P•rk 90255
Th• l iblo ••v•. "Rtp•11l-e11d b1 b•ptii1d •••rv 0111 of yp11 !nr De t H.I
th1 111m1 of J1t111 c.htltl for 1111 t•mlll1._.Lsi~11.'-'..._.'-•ll -P •
,,,.;.,, th• tift of th1 Holy Spirit .. (Ach 2:)8!. Cem1,~1h1clv --• ---- ---": tht l liilo with vt; l•I 111 ple•1• Goll fo9tlh1t! Churc.h of Chritl, " 's1 w:wu .. 11 l t., Co••• M•••· c •• t2627, T111• TY-c~ ,, t-s11M1.,_7:)0 •. 111.
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Save on Tax IO
By SYLVIA PORT E!\
~·~ <•~·-··"" wlllo 1111 ••w•rtti 1111111~11 II ""'"""''
You arc only human 1r YOIJ
want to knO\\' \\hat are the
adju.!iled gross lnconlt or
under $10.000 for examination
The compulers use a fonnula
.sy&tcm known •s "DJF"
(dlscruntMnt function) lo
choOSC returns which will be
oudltcd Th15 rormula assigns
weights to various items on
your return and then rates the
return 1n terms of need for
aud11
odd! that the re~urn ~ou arc
about to prepare will be ex-
amined The slratghl answer
Is. that depends on the slie
and sources of your income
and the types and size of )our
deductions II your deductions
appear out of line. the cha11ces,
that you ~ill be examined
soar.
BEGINNL'\'G this pa st
.January, according to lht
tomn:11ss1oner of I n I e r n a I
Re\COlte,' DIF" IS being used
lo lieleet returns with gross 1n
come of $10,000 or over for
audit
TO GIVE \'OU a n101e
specific guide latest Treasury
~laUsbcs 1nd1cale that one out
of every 200 lnd1\ldual returns
will be picked for a field audit
{the kind of exam \\here the
agent v1SJts you at your plai.:e
of business) Also, one O\ll of
every 41 1nd1v1dual returns
will be picked for an office
audjt (Ufe kmd whc~ you are
asked to v1s1t your local direc-
tors office) Note the crucial
points on your income and
deductions rn paragraph one'
Take for granted that your
ant.hnietie will be checked 11
will be and errors will only
call attenuon to your return
The Treasury finds that \\ e
make a lot or rrrors -w1th
$95 the average mathematical
error J,1 favor of the 1nd1v1dua\
taxpayer and $68 the a\erage
1n favor -Of the Treasury
Hovi can you tell whether
~our return ts to be audited?
Well, 1f your retum hasn I
been plucked for examination
v;Uhin 26 months after the due
date for filing that r eturn, the
chances are 1t won't be Audits
of 196? returns ll ho u Id
therefore, be completed by
this Juoe 30, 1970 As a prac
!teal matter, tf you haven I
been called for an audit of
your 1967 retu r n by now, it s
unlikely yoo ever \\1111 be
Jn '69, the Treasury began to
use its data processing equip-
ment to select returns y,Jth
Family
problem~?
Fanuhes are facing
many problems toda)
Separation, divorce.
parent-cli1ld conflict,
financial pressure
But \VJth God 's help,
every fi'.lm1lv problcn1
can be solved.
Hear Harold Roger~.
C S , of 1 'h e Chr1~t1an
Science Board of
Lectureship tell, for
mstance, how a wtfe'a
understanding of
God's love for His
children b rought her
unfaithful husband
back to his famtly.
Mr. Rogers will share
ideas to help you meet
any human relation·
ship problem.
Clrislian SOOnce lecture
llry H•ro14 R..,..-1
I p 111., taiuM..,, Mere.II S
f1m Clir11rcll •f Chr11t
kldlltbt
JJOJ Vie Lide
Newport le.ck
IF YOU RUN into trouble in
an exam and the agent makes
LEGAL NOTICE
T-51316
NOflC~ TO Clll!OITO•S SUPl!alOlt (OUllT 01' THI
ST•TI 01" CALll'OltMIA !FOii TH( COUNTY 01' OltANOf ........ E1t1!t Cit PEAltl. J SACHS oec,15H NOTICE 15 HER EBY GIVEN to the
aectllon ol Ille •bow n1mee1 clK""11 11111 t ll Pf'IOlll 111¥•1"19 ClllfTIS IOllMI !tu! n1CI ltKKl•nl .,. r"R<!UlrKI lo tllt ~ "'II~ /!'le' fllC•SHr't vov(hen Jn Tiit oll!ce of lllt clerk of thl abovr en1111.r toUrl ..., to 11re11nt them with Ill• nett111rv VOU(ht" to Ille u""ersltmKI II Ille Tru~r 011>1Mmt"r CAOCKEll CtTIZl!NS "A TtONAl BINK 1'710 ll•ntur1 loule\rtrd Sllermtn 01ks C1lllornl1 Wfl!cll Ii ""'
PllCf oC b1,11l..n, of 1'1f """6ll1ned In 111
l,,...111" otr11ln<011 lo the nt1il ol HIO dtcK!tnl ""llllro IDU• rnonllll titer 111~ llrll P11~!k1Hon 01 11111 no!IU
I DtlM F•br111,.,. • ltTO CllOCKEll.CITIZE""J NATIONAL 8ANIC
I By P1!rlclt P W!llll"'SGn Anl•1nt T•u~t Otllcer
E•t"Culor o! !he Wiii
ol rlle •""" 'ltmecl Gec:•cllmC $T,fiNLIY " "15~11 um \llctOIY l91otltv1rd
\It• Hvv• C.llWroll 'Ufl
lei lfUJ 111-1'/N •~r..,.1!0'.ICtrl« Pllbllollt<I Or1119e C0t1f 0111'!' PHDI
FtbrU••" • 10 11 24 t rld Mlrcl\ J. lt10 =~
LEGAL NOTICE
NOT1Cl Of OISIOLIJTION
01" PAltTNl:llt:SN1JI
Pv"Olk nol!ct t1 llrrrb\I' t lvtn 11111 tt~e
0 l"f•tm ttMI Phvllll R lt1tr1rn, her•tolo•• clolllf budneu ""°"r lhe lie
tlllolls firm n1tnf 111<1 s1YJ1 Qf ORANGE CO"-ST Fiii.ME CO, 11 llS Ntw!On WIY
City of CIK!t Mnil COV"ly of Or1t>t1t
S!•tf! ol (1llfom1• Cll<I IHI tht 7fld <11v o! Mardi 1J10, 111 m11tu11 CCllHrlf dlnol~ 111r Nkl p~rtr>el"Sh!p 11111 1erm1n111 tll4oir
N!lt1I0111 •' 01rtners ll••ffln S1lcj bv1lntn ln "'' IV!Uff Wiii ~ COrl duUICI tw Rcflert A l enl...,ln who wltl
,,., Ind CllKlllrge •!! ll•lllllfltt, Ind Ot"Oh
o! lllt llrrn 11111 reocelvt 111 ..-1-. P•Vltrlt ID Ille llrrn
Furlller nvt•c• Is llerrbY 1!¥tt1 11111 '"" llNll'nl1ned wm 11111 tit r-Lt>ie. from "'k .ell¥ on lor 1nv gtilft;1llons lnc;11rrt<:1
DY PIW'llls It ln11"1rn In fi b own 111m1; er
ln tn. n1rn1 ot n,. firm
OATEO AT Co1!1 Mt•• C1ll lorn11 ""s 2nd a1v gf M1rch, 1910
r11vt111 It tr11r1m
R1~ 0 11"19r•m Publll.llt<I Or1111e (NII DlllY Piiot Merch ~ 1970 11210
Benevesthas paid out
more than $5,150,000
in Instant-Refunds.
OVER THE COUNTER
NASO Listi ... for Mond•y, Morell 2, 1'70
I •• k Atl'rt-!Ufllt llltt1'4UIW ..... lllM It .,,,n1111o1..,., t A.M t,.111 MAI D. A~ c 1angcs you win arc wro~. l'rictt .. • .. ,.,.. ,.. ... ., """'""mt,. ... ,,-"""'-~~ee,1111
the Treasury. offers you a fair-Nt:w vo111t CA•i ovr1.... 01.1o 11 Nlft oe 11~ 1m sci '"' 1 •~ -.~r; J;: ly simple appeals procedure -T~ f9liow1,. t1111 l!i ....... ""° 211'1 NJ H•1G nu 1t'1o tc.t i.w tt\4 tt1A ~~j
"'h1ch you can use to hgtll the :~ ·~~iJ~ ~!:/C Sftwi 1#tt 1•• N~~"'' !: ~..., ~l:r: ~ ':t'r 'R~ ~Ml111t
ed t T h rtw. Nt1ie...1 AUoe'-!:«llt Ult :U » i.• I d O SH•lt ... It lllli Adllrm I propos asseSSf1\tO e •t\oft o1 1«11111i.. Eituc s,. ' '""HA Atlf ?tt t,.•1 s.i. trnp IN 11'1'1 ::i::!'tt.!. 1 40 Treasury ~ O\\'n fianres show DH1tr1 •l'IC:·t ••• l!!I "••El IN IJlt NC.r NG ~.. 1 Stnttr" -1111. 1"41 Ae!N :Ii _,.. 2 ew NII 1(11111 "INK Eldtt It J\li \OIA Nl!!iw Oii ) 1"'1 SYC Gr p l \-I"' !ft'"' Co most djspules are satis!ac-llont 1),/1 •r• '• El N!11 4\' su HPA G11 lf 1• ,,¥.,, u11 -'' s1 "r :!'" "' ~I I d ••f h ''"~ttll"!! l"t" El "....: lt lt\o "W HllG t\t '"" Shtp Nit lJ 11 A M lOe 101 I y Sell e 11\: ore I cy dtlltr 11rku1 IS ol Elcttpy .u "~ HW ""'~ ltt.o 20\'J SC•I WI! 14\t U\.I. "•[;ll"''rltl
re.ch t))e COUrls tppto~!m1"!V ) E trom S\• 6\11 N\lf.1 ll:IC It It\\ SOHi! Ttl l11h st G1 1 10 """ •t Milch Ike~ El c In JV) ' Ofllo Art IHI 1J\\ Sou" G1 tl ti\'> !tn ~.
While rilling out your '69 :c::J11"-11 '::fl :o:itr "l"15J111 &:\' :.·~ ~ : ~= ~~ :ml~"" Aenlt: 1:'ft
return you fuay discover you '"'"'Cl !•1ktc11 ore,"','•'" tM< 30v. 0t1Mnt •111 Jt• 51)1c~ • 101-11 11u !~~';;'° :i&
made some costly errors 0111111 ,,,.rti:;,,. Eurtv c ,, a Ow1r NA ,.... ' 51d Sc,.. 2t 30 A• _.cit , IOld lllJCI) Intl<' '"" II ,," 2tV. Oii• Tll 1n~ 111" 514 lt.1911 2t'lt ~ Ate"' ...
tll&llfe !Iv orrt ltt 41.'J J O•vClt 1~ I~ SIMI H~ ts" M'~ !I c~ ~ "'hich caused }OU to overpay °"'' '"' e11v P 1 • H\.i ,,,..,"Ee brt n u Sll<'lt srr 11 11u Lud -t
your lax Jn an earlier year -'::,.11 not inc 1~ 1Jtt ~~bit~ s!u. ~~14 f=: f! ~ 1\.ti 1/1~-,.:' 11
say 68 or ~67 .... rt1c1own i;;ri 11 11 ~ Pac F•E U',.. loM Sll9dfl " 1>.0 •'A ,• 1 '"'• rnlulon rle T.c '°' 1t\~ lltko:o Co '"" ~ S11b0 l"d ,.,., 7 A l(JICIMt1~ ,i
If so. a quick 3'11d easy "ay * c~ft ll! 1• r.,i"Ko 'f:: 31~ ;:~01, ,r• ,:i!::': U}....U;"'I !1i'Jl::"jf r.1 to gel a refund 1s to use the A~•'•"' 21•" 2s F•ll Tek •l• "~ "1rkw H 1s 1sr• T• .. •t• 1t111 ''"" • 1"' / 111 ~
I el I Tr I.I Inc; l'A ~ P•l1!!d T H• , .... P•u1•f " ' t!h T1ylor w IS ...... AllldSu11 -_Is. re allv y stmp e easury AVM co U!lli iiv. F1r11"" l • l"'li P•v•lll 1t 20 T-111 '""' isv. Artk c111lrn
Form 1040X The Treasury's ~;::: "E~ ,,:,,., ~ ~~i.,M' 1~w1ll'.\ :::rl:t.r ~ 2:..., t:i~:n A! f"' ~: :l::'"f.1111
computer system w1U permit:~ ~ '!~ ~l4 ~:lG~~ ~ ~~ :: ~?~ 2~ 1!., ~!:~ f: 'i~ 1:~ ~~· lo60
lt to process a Form J040X 1n Alr b•" " u"" ,,,,_ 1'111o1 In¥ 2'" 21\' "'"" ,.~ "• s1. T111n Go 1u. 1v. Amer£1 '20
k h Al~ 1'I 11'1 '"'"I'll lttl>U v~ J·~ ,_ ltE u l~ TrK CP!I s•, ' ~~~.~· about SIX "ec s muc faster Alblll• 1•. t\, Fii WF!" 4'h-olC ,. ... 1 WI ~ 101~ •ncnt G ll 111~ M lrFUY ...
than under ' normal" refund !:\~0 i~ ,~ '~io :="l,. 1: •• 1;... ::~~~lr1 3:'1 J1' irl~":i, ~ ;"'-;~ !~ "~~~. •
Procedures Ai1111 ,.,, j ~ s l"ot11 011 11..., n P11Ro11 Df ,. '3 Trko Pd "'"' lO!h A&r~""~ 2 10 ,.ui..1 EQ ''~ JG~ 1"o•rnl9 10'• 111/i Pllll Sub 7< 2s TrlClflr 10"4 11 '~ "'"81iur 110 SU REL V, you are aware A.~~ •• "~ 1 ,.,, Pos• Grn• 31"' lt'~ P11o10" 12~. ll\l Tro111<;1 J7'-'t x•11 Am, C4" 2 '° ,.,. s '> I'\ Fo!ocllr :R• fl~ Pl<; Pd 2" J\t TVJOA Fd lS'l 16''t A 1n Pl 1 1S Iha\ al the end Of last year a Am B1,11~ 1-"'> 111\ l'otom U U>\ "lnltrtn 71 M Ulllltt 7"f I•~ Arn (ffTI .0 "' El Lab lll 41\ l'111r Se1 16\.'t 17'fl POftr MK 2111 1J,,,. Un DO!lr 11'~ 1''~ 'A C~1ln l.60 gigantic, complicated Tax A"' E1pr n 11 , FrM1 co 1\.o n. Pro Gtlt 1•\ ,,. u11 1u.,.., ,. ... ""° mC •ICllt t0
Reform Law "asya·--d and,••,,'~," I• 7>1 "•Min E 11 11'• Proo ",.. •'~ s u" McGH 1ov.. 111. !~,, /.u~
n .,..,... ~~ SIP.. Jiii'< !F11New l'\ ll• Prud Min '" 11, US lknol ll 1n., Am Oil!UI 1
YOtl are wondering whether ,••.,.'"'-", :u ll Fuciut n ',. •,:,• P~S HM '"' u 11 us E"w1 11 ,, A~t1T11 10. "" l't\• :Ill ~ l'wu.1 IO ~ P11b5 HM ,51, :Uh us S11111r (4 d\~ ... ·1v1 1211 th1~tawafrectsyour 69return .. s1 Got> ,,, sv.G1r1n111 u•-.u ,..,115 NC n1"111•1us Trkt. :n JJ A•• ''\ii
h I f AS! G pl I I.lo 1 G•$ 5¥C I•~\ "'" Pvb11llr 11'11 II Uo "'"" n•. n ~ AmEIPw 4 in any way W1th1n t e 1mll o Arn Ttlv n ""' G "l'cn "' n , P11r•11o1 ,l, ,., u1111 st.d , 6\'> ~~ Enu •
th I I th t A"h'"' ' '""IO G IC llt!I' ,"' l p B!•H>•I ''"' lit•• Ulll lrld 2' 21 ~ .. E•o tno 1s series, can say on Y a Arik•n c 1,, ,,, 0111 E11 •, ''• ,.11,11v 51 " u v11 LO 1v, 1,, !~~1no 11fA'
there are oo provisions broad· A•cs '"" 1•. t1"' totei 1'• 41' POvo co ''~ '~ v ..... ~ S• 1t 20 ,t,G.;~J"101f0.ao ••dtn M Ill') n Gllltn ll\.> n Qull CM U l:i 1' \l\UfOft 3' ~]'IV, AmHoJll 70 ly applicable lo the rrulhons of ._,Cit" p1 J''" 16...., G1111111 11 2'111 1110 Dvn 10 11 1C1sw P 11•' 7-SI'! A Homt 1 5(J
YOU -but there are dozens Of ::~ewMO~ !,N 2'' g::inll: sr .... S~ ::::sbT'[\ ~~ ~h Wil~~! 1/._\ 'l ::ffl~ol )16'
h h h I ti ""'Ill' n 11..., Gold Cvc H\\ 11 1t1vch co 2>0 JJl 1r1nw S'l •Vt ""'MFCIY '° c anges " 1c are re roac ve A•CC aor ,5 M Gooo Ls 10~ 10;, 11,~'" CD 20 » ''" ttG 1s>1 1,1, AM•'~'· i .er
lo some degree and whlch ap ~utir sc1 11·~ itl~Goctwv c 7i 1'· 11~ E11 1• 16 w1$h 11£ 11 •• 11..., ~· 1• 11'' A•ttneo I llt Gr1pll Cn U"> lS .<, 1110 Mia ?J ?l '1 Wal Tr U', 11 Arn -:',~T,1
1 ply lo various categories of 1n •••rd At 1 ~ 1 Gr•Pl'I ~ lf'• 2tl'1 11t1 creoi n ~ 4. Wtld1•" '' ,,,, Am~,.,,.1110 11
d d I t d aa~tr )4 , ~ Gr''" Mt g~ ::,,.., ll ldOr l'u 11'• Ill> W•ll11<1 M 10 '1 Alh~Ov OH 1v1 ua axpa)Crs an cor 11~1 Pa1M 6 ,,, G•1111 RE 11 1, 11 Rll•¥ s10 7• '' wt111R G n~ 11•. "'rn s,,, 1
poral!ons for calendar year 69 11,',",~'.!', C ' ' '" Grov• "' 10,~ 11,. Ro1<1 E• n "'• w~1<11 P t•i ''•Am 5hlo 10 -~ 11•, 17 Gtwlh In ••" S'~ ltobln M 20 )j WSI" NA l'io I, ,fi Srntlt I to and lor fiscal years falhng B111r1 P , , 'Gu.1•0 c11 20~ ,,,! 1tost1tn I'" 1 wstn M111 "'~ 1 , Amsi"'' 10
across 69 and 70 You must ::~;;::.:, ~! ~~~ ~:~~ f 20 , 20•. :: ~::.! J~·· Jf• ~t;,; ~: 1:': 1::; ~:::~sid 1
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Check OUt these Changes Wlth laeot 1s1~ 11 17'~ Hlve<1 In 1 • 1'o Rv1n l40 31'l ll'• wl"rwo l• 11•, ~:::ss~erftl• !i 1101,.. •"II ' t Htnrtd F 11 21'1 Sldlier i 1 llo Wkc Pl 111~ Jn, As..~.,. I 60
your profeSStona\ ad\lSers Or ::;~ r:~ !~'~ ~ ~ ~~jl' .~r 1: ! 11 ~:.:~ I~ ;,~ : ~~~~ ~ J:-; 2!l~ ~~W:':i-'1.
with the IRS To g!\ e you an BlltuPS w • , u Hldoc '"' ,", • ,•,;~kl Cotr J\1 J'• Yrdn1 E 1., t Arn T' r 2 "°
d r h d h 111.a s°" 1, 35 'Hlll~vn -•rnWW..1 5' J ea o ow ~J e ranging t e 111,1,,., ~·· , ~ 1o1o1"' EP .. u ~ Aw ~·1 111
retroactive changes are, here 80!!~~. "',11 JO t 1,1 ~:.;:.; G! ~: t~. ~~ 4Jrn1c l ll
JS a sampling B• 1 8rr 1\ 111 H:i PP 11 JS ... -· s I M ~ Ml ' ti, MUTUAL ·.~ •.. ",k !!JI
h 10 ~;~v:n,nc1 1~U 1";: Hut G11 '' u ~~ g i (I) T e new percent •vr11,.., , ,j 1l ,~ Hu•ll P u li Amoe~ J'"
mm1mum tax on tax "' tnam Fund• Hy111 co :»\t w . ~~.,."' •
Foul! 151 t .l" My11t '"' n u v, FUNDS _,, preferenci!s appltes to fiscal r;...,..9 ll" u111nc1 GK u ~ J1 t. An•'""" 1 '° r.r"' •7'ln~7 lrld H1,1<;I nt.1 l)t;, ,finch Hock I years ending after Dec 31 1r1corn 111 1 » 1111o1eoe: ;p,. ,\, AncorpHSv 1
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represenhng the AlJslale Safe DI¥ Ml• l~'~ 1• •MDI Club IS'-ti•. G<wl!l I 71! I 1-N0te1~1 14 'l 14 'l BtnllF p!J, SO f"ltcor ·~ ,., 1111,M111llt• J) "'' "~' 673 611 n.,.....,11 ··~ 16h B'"llF' oUSO tyCrusade 1nCostai\fesa The 1">t1h1 AP 11, t1!.Mut111 Es ' •~cci G•lll ,,"',,"°"'""' 1u 1s5Btn11F p1•>0 .,.lu• (~ 41 ,.,~Mttr LE 211,111,Clll'l'lm' tOCI tJ.1100 F(I l41n1\41 Ber1F Spl?JO
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132 E LlllCOI" A~eJ776 1i62
271 s EUGlld AveJn6-30'0
602 S Sl1ll CollegE Blvd
956-2080
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6875 N W1stem lwe 1522 28'8
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SANTAANA 1403 K Maln/542-3553
COSTA ME61. 2790 H11bor Blvd~ Suite t03
657-1935
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12909 D H1rbor Sl\ld /5l7 9170
10074 Chlpm111 AveJS~JO
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5836 W1stnunster Ave 189l-5011
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21835 Sherman W1y/3AO 5:!7:?
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1119 S. Ca1<11in1Avo1313 8761
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117 Santa Monie. Blvd 1451-9•2•
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10719 Vtlley Blvd IS7t-?OJ1
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726 E Valle)' 81WdJS7).llOO
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721 E. Gre9t StJ793-8116
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1' 122 lmpe111il Hlg'1W.\Y l~ 14111d• Sh09pll'g Cent1r
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371-5563
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Now It-Only Takes 90 Seco·nds to End· Ma~riage
By TOM BAR'tEY
01 ni. OtllY ,lltl tl•fl
SANTA ANA -Audrey pac·
ed the noor outside the
courtroom. nervously puffed
on her cigarette and tried
hard not lo look in Bill's direc-
tion.
Her estranged husband talk·
ed to his lawyer about the
lovely new· courthouse they
were In, the Denny McLain
scandal and the Angels' adop.
tion of Dodger training techni-
ques -and tried hard not lo
look lJ1 Audrey's direction.
"I hate this," Audrey l-Old
her lawyer. "We're going lo be
stuck here aU day and I have
problems enough w I t h o u l
going throu gh this kind of
ordeal. Questions, questions
and everybody listening to·our
private affairs-''
"It isn't that way any more,
Mrs. -. " her lawyer pa·
tienUy explained for the sixth
time that momin~. "I've told
you, you're going to be
surprised at just how easy -
Come on now, here we go."
Fifteen minutes I a t e r
Audrey and Bill were outside
the cowiroom no longer linked
in marriage. The bonds they
forged in Kansas City four
years ago had been dissolved
-that is the term now for
what people still refer to as
divorce -by Judge Herbert
Herlands. ·
Just 90 seconds of that time
-carefully clocked by a
reporter -had been spent in
tCrminating their rocky mar·
riage. It seemed to Audrey
that the marriage was over
before sbe could even gear
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herself lo tell the judge all
about Bill's description of her
before the children and thllt
dirty little affair he had had.
Judge llerlands wouldn't
have been Interested. The law
now doesn't let him be ln-
terested. All he needs" ls for
lhe parties lo tell him that
they can't get along. and that
they·ve agreed on a division or
their community property and
he dissolves the marriage.
In court language, he ha s to
be convinced th a I "ir~
reconcilable differences" have
caused a n ''irremediable
breakdown" of the mllrriage.
And since 90 seconqs ls par for
the di ssolution course around
Orange County Superior Court,
it doesn"t take much more
than the filing to convince the
jurist that you and the little
woman have a big problem
and really should go your
separate ways.
There seems to be little
doubt that the news is gelling
around. For dissolutlons of
marriage h1 Orange County -
!he new law came into effect
last Jan. I -are up 18 per·
cent on divorces filed at this
time l~t year.
The 1,800 dissolutions filed
by late last Friday were up by
more than 300 on the tota l of
di vorces filed in the fi rst two
months of 1969. Court officials
have generously allowed for
the annual upswing common
to all Orange County filing~
and then conclude that the
switch from divorce to dissolu·
tion must have Increased
court actions in that field by
at least ID percent .
Audrey's reasons a~
for the bulk of th pt 10 percent
in lhe opinion of tier lawyer, a
specialist In the marriage
dissoluUon field .
"\\'hen I learned just how
rasy it was to end a n1arrlage
that really ended three years
ago I decided to take the
plunge," she said. "I was
afraid to before tha\ because
of the airing of dirty linen in
the courtroom and because I
an1 basically a shy and
sensitive person. ,
"I'm glad I did," she saJd.
''It was all over before I coold
rc.ally start to worry about IL
I think !his new law is a bless-
ing. particularly to I he
wome~nd l think it was an
in s pired act by the
Legislat1,1re."
But many Californians don't.
Audrey's mother. a Newporl
Beach resident who personally
implored her representative In
the Legislature to oppose the
measure, branded the new law
as "the certification of if·
n1orality .
"I'm not saying that there
shouldn't be divorce and I'm
nol a Roman Catholic.'' she
said. "Obviously, there are
many instances wheri it would
be better to end a broken mar-
riage but this ltew law changes
a union blessed by the church
into a mad game of bedroom
roulelte.
"Respect for the sanctity of
marriage is going fast if it
hasn't gone." she snapped .
"Where a firm line should
have been taken by our
lawmakers they have swung
the pendulum in the other
Chambers Re-elected
Goodwill President
direction wJlb an eye to the added up to one thing -lhe rlage c o u n s.e 1 l 11 g , the of miiirrlage b contested -
votespf the younger set." granting of a divort.-e for orie assistance of the et1nciliation and not many of thtm are tn
The church she referred 10 of the parties," he said. "\Vhat court or a waiting period Orange COlltlty -the judge
is llO!ldly \\'lih her if the com-was the point in 99 percent of mlghl help you restore your may call hlr testimony from
ment1 of five repreaentatlves those cases of, in your marriage to what ll ooce was? lhose who can shed light on
-tw9 of them Roman sourc.-e'a phrase. airing all that If the pelitlO'll filed seeks the reasons for the breakup oC
Ca1ho lic priests -are 'typical dirty linen Jn the courtroom "spousal suppo"tt" -we used lhe marriaj!:e. ".J
of the outlook of men of the and pror&nglng what already to know that as allmony -\Vitnesses may be asked to
cloth. was an agony? three more questions are pos-do what Audrey dreaded -air
'"l happen to think that my "It isn't true lo say that all ed by the court: that "dirty linen" she talked
own Cburch ls much too rigid dissolutim1s are now a 00-se· -Are you working at the about with testimony on a
in the matter of divorce," one cond proCedure and the public pesent time! Have you ~·orked mah iage partner's drunlen·
youn~ priest commented. "But shouldn't thjnk that," he warn-in the past? Is lhere any nes.s, Infidelity, cruelty or
thi:s 1S somethhlg else. What ed. "It Is possible to dispose of reason why you cannot work, physical abuse.
you are doing now, in most in--cases quickly when everything either par1 or full Lime? The judge may not want tn
st3nces, is taking out a license has betn cut and dried by the Jf the cou.rt is given an un-hear very much of it and the
to sletp for more than one parUes themselves before \hey contested documentation of new law certainly doesn'
night with a \VOman and then come to court. the . cou ple's community: pro-want him to hea r all or it. He
your friend ly neighborhood "But where the unstated di· pc.rty and a statement of their will listen just long en~ugh tp
juQge wW dis59lve yoor rela· vision of community property income, standard of living and beeome convinced -· o t
tionshlp in -what was that is concerned, the judge must other rlnancial data, then a otherwise. -that he can eod
figure? Ninety seconds ? set about effet..i:lng it." he sai(J . speedy judgment on support the marriage in question ,
Really? lt1y good Lord ~ "That takes 1onger but lhat paymenls Js usually made, But the new law isn't muc't
Some of those '·friendly isn 't the only faclor that might "It comes down to the needs help for couples hailing from
neighborhood judges" aren't cause the judge lo go .into ol one partner and the ability slates with sUfldivorce Jaw:s.
any happier than tile mlnislers much ·more than a OO·second to pay of the other,'' th.e judge They have to prove that ·they
over the new di vo r ce hearihg." . said. "Then we ha ve lo bear in have lived in CaJifornla for at
California style, but they all This is how the dissolution mind the JCngth of the mar· least six months before they
point oul that they can do no procedure ll'orks and thii; is riage. A woman ending 20 can tilr a suit. And their
more than obey the law and what the parties to such a years of marriage has a lot divorce does Ylot become final
dispose of dissolulion issues in court action are asked: more right to C'.OUrt J on-until six months after the
the manner prescribed last -You have asked for a si deration than a girl breaking decree has been granted -
year by the Legislature. dissolution of your marriage. up after a few mon ths of what very much on the Jines of the
Superior Court Judge Do you still desire this? wasn't maMtal bliss." Jaw dumped by tht
\Villiam Murray feels that we -Have these differences And there is no 00.second Legislature last year.
may end up with a divorce c re a t e d irreconcilable dif-"quickie" when it comes to "The Jaw,'' commented a
system that is oversimplified. ferences between you? determining the custody of Superior Court clerk, ''was ,ap.
Bul one of his colleagues -I-lave they caused an ir· minor children. t.1ost judges proved for Ca lHornians. That'•
regards the ne1v law as remediable breakdo"'Il of your prefer to set a separate hear. how it got its name around the
"inevitable" and "a great way marriage? ing for that procedu re. courthouse -DJ v or c e,
to break up the logjam that Do you think that mar· lf a petition for dissolution California style."
existed in our doinestlc rela· ---:~-·~~··~~iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiill;;:---lions courts.
"Our divorce cases were I k
cluttered with poi n I I es s a as a IS ALIVE!
arguments,.with embarrassing
revelations and with pre>-At "The Grandest Mall Of All"
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Officer Due
Recog nition SANTA ANA -Anaheim in· president. "It will soon occupy
dustrialist Robert Chambers a ne\V $611,000 rehabilitation
TUSTIN -The Lawyer's has been re-elected to an un· center marking an important -SANTA ANA -Orange
Wives of Orange County have precedented third term as step forward in, treatment of County Air Polllltion Control
announced the opening o~ the president of Good w i I I the handicapped." Officer \Villi am Fitche n will
Law Day USA Essay Contest Industries of Orange County. Paul Cook, former Anaheim be presented with the Sea and
ln30 a
in Orange County. Tliis Year's One )'ear has been the tradi· school superintendent, was re· Sage chapter of the National
CASTILLO topic is "Law-Bridge to r I I f 'd l r I I d . . d Audubon Society's Ann u a I £-lo t . c.,111111. u:wt OIJv• s i.. iona erm or pres1 en o e ec e vice pres 1 en l ; C 1. . l A d w"'"'''"r.r. s.i ... 1vfl! 11¥ w1r.. P•bl•1 Justice." the group which works "ith Edward Lemon, Santa Ana in· onserva iorus war ·
downhiU raCercan
plunge a half a mile.
m1rr, Em11,,..1. Cw..••· 111001...,., Wfllne,. E h' h A society spokesma n said
,,.,, 1 PM, PMlc Frmu1 cor°""~' Fu11er•I ssays, w JC must be the handicapped, a I th ough dustrialisl, secretary: f\.1rs. Filchen is slated for the award
HorM. lll•utem Ma•&. TI>ur1<111. n AM, pos•-ark-" by March 6. \970, James Lukens. Chambers' Agnes Townsend, assistant .._ __ ei..Nd s.c .. """" C.."'911c c11urd!, w.11. ..,, '1:1..1 .....,..;ause of his work in air "'Im'"'· D1r1Kt9d b¥ PMlc F•mlh< co1an-must be 250 words or less, but predecessor, served two secretary; Jami's f\.1cCutloch. pollution control relative to
111 Funer•t ~111:As•111: can be typed or handwritten. terms. Orange banker, treasurer. and the expansion of Southern
J1111n Fr•"""· sn O•k st., L"'''11 1111ch. Entrants musl submil their "Goodwill l ndu~tries has Lyle Blyslone, ass i sl a n l California Edison's Huntington
0.1. of dMtt.. Mtrdl t. sutvlved t¥ l E "-1 1 •-12 ·11· treasurer. wtt., LYlfl•i Nllllll•••· a.trice Fr•Mr /' essays o: ssay ...un es , m:come a m1 ion annual Beach plant.
1111«. 1utM111 snow1"1111, C..Y\lalS1 ,_ Orange County Bar Associa· operation with a ye a r I y Three new members \\'ere Filchen will be given the
bfv!IWn, Edw•rd, ol V1H1lo1 1nd J•...,.. 1· \8091 E 4\h Sl S ·1 C •. ,r•Mr". 114 C•Y11CO•. Servlc-., wft!Mt. Jon, . ., u1 e • payroll of $11 ,250,000," noted elected to Goodwill's board of a"·ard at the 1970 annual con·
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Petitioned
By Students
,
More than 1,200 atuclents at San
ClemenJe High School l\.ave signed a petl~
Uon appealing for a "yes" vote in the
March 10 tax override election for the
Capistrano Unified School Dlstrrct.
bectarlng that their education and
careers are at stake, the' students flocked
to sign the documents circulated by the
high school'a madriaat singers. 1
1be brief a\.atement atop the petitio11
reads :
"We the und ersigned ·students of San
C,lemente Hl,gh Scliool do hereby wish to
express our sincere concern over the up-
coming tax overrlde electiQn. · • • "We appeal to the citizens of the com-
munity to bear In mind that without this
extra money our educations and con-
seqµenUy our careers wlll be severely en-
dangered .. Therefore, we ask you to
remember as you vote March 10 that our
future lies in your hands."
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S bA1' V PILOT
Future Vp in the Air
' San Clemente city, councilmen are scheduled Wed~
nesday to continue their deliberations on the future
of the San Clemente Clubhouse, burned in a Feb.
5 fire that caused an estimated $75,000 damage lo
th~ community landmark. The facility was given to
the city in 1925 by San Clei:nente foundE;r Ole H{ln·
son. Councilmen are pondering whether to restore
it, replace H, or expand it.
Education Cost
In Capistra~o
Slippery Problem
This is earth slide in San Clemente's Pacesetter-Hillcrest develop-
ment that threatens to destroy 'at least one expensive home on Aveni·'
da Colombo. Owners of the home, ?\1r. and Mrs. Eugene Seets, plua
other area homeowners wlll be Jnterest~ observers Wednesday when ·
city council begins digging into 1he problem of how to correct tht
Down the
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Oemente High
Hosts Contest
SAN CLEMENTE -Students at San
Clemente High School probably won't find
themselves flying off to Rome or Paris
with the date they win on their version of
the Dating Game.
But even though they won't be on
televtslon's Dating Game they'll probably
have just as much fun on the games
between San Clemente and Laguna High
schools.
Students partfcipiting may submit
their applications behveen l\1arch 9 and
13 at the stildent actiyiUes office. Judging
by a six-man committee including three
student cooncil members from San
Clemente and three from Laguna will
ta"ke place On March 16 at 3:30 p.m. in
the Little Theater.
e Sheer Sem-ln Slated
MISSION VIEJO -Women who would
like lo expand their knowledge of sewing
are invited to Sign up for a class called
Sewing Sheer starting Friday.
The Friday morning classes will take
place from 9 to 11:3'0 a.m. at the recrea-
tion center until April 3. Contact the
center at 837-4084 for information.
e Salling Signups Open
LAKE FOREST -Salling lessons will
begin this month at Lake Forest.
Residents interested in classes for
edults or children may sign up by March
JS at the Beach and Tennis Club for
either Tuesday afternoon or Saturday
morning instruction.
Student.& will be required to k[IOW how
to swim two }engths of a swimming pool.
The cost is $4
Cooking Vp Fun
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San Clemente Police Cl1ief '
Distr'ict Soars
wlide and who should pay for the work. · ' Five years ago when Capistrano
·says Crime Dip Significant
Unllled School District was newly forin-
ed, It C05t $597.01 to educate one student,
Projected cost this year Is $724.92.
Dr. Robert Beasley, president of the
board, sa1d the five year increase has
Moms Fa~e · Ki.ds
By JOHN VAL TERZA
01 !flt D•llr "11•1 U•ff
Unlike most American cities last year,
San Clemente enjoyed a dip in lt.s crime
rate in 1969, PoUce Chlel Clilford Murray
announced today. Narcotics offenses
were among those down from the
previous year's totals.
In the chlef's annual report, MurTay
said the minor dip In the crime rate was
"significant, consldWg the events
besetting our community In 1969."
Furthermore, the chief said, the
department's rate oC conviction rose by
10 percent -among the highest "COO·
viction rates v.·as 98 percent for adult
felony narCQtics violators.
Murray's report cites statistics in two
categories -felonies and mlsdemeanors.
In the felony list of 10 crimes, the
figures showed the most subs~tial dip
In the crime rate.
In 1968, 1,034 verified felony offenses
were recorded. ln 1V68, the total dipped
to 749.
Only two crime areas ln.1969 had more
AAUW Endorses
Capo Bond Issue
Members of the San Clemente-
Capistrano Bay Branch of the American
Association of University Women ha ve en-
dorsed the March 10 tax override and
bond • election scheduled by Capistrano
Unl fied School District.
Announcement of the support was
made by Mrs. Carl H. Senge, president,
following a membership survey,
Voters will dee.Kie whether to increase
allowable interest rate on $4.2 million in
unsold bon<is for site acquisition and
school construction ffom five to seven
percent. A 50-cent override will aiso be
decided.
It has been estimated that approval of
both issues would cost the average
homeowner about $36 per year.
just about kept pace with national Inna-
activity than In the previous year: Uon. CUrrent cost oI education has in-
murdcr (two 1ast year; one the year ctt.ued &Mually at an.. average or 4.3 ~1other-d.aughter .Fun Night Set
• before) and grand theft (32 In '63 and IM percent stnce the district was formed In last year). 1985, be aaJd. lt1others and their tee.nage daughter1
The eonvictlon rate for felon1es rose The board has asked V<lters of the will Join fo rces in athletic act.ivltJes Weil,
The sports day will begia at 1:'5 ·•"
the school athletic field. • -~
from 76 percent in 1968 to 86 pen::ent ·last district to approve a 50-cent tax override nesday n I g ht at San .Cl~mente High The public ls welcome.
year, MWTay sald. March I to prevent a IO percent budget School's second annual Mother-Daughter
Several crimes In . 1969 were 1 not slash and to approve an increase In In-Fun Night sponsored by the Glrl!I Ath· S V • De '
reported Jn the city -prostitution, com-terest rate from five to seven percent on letlc AssoclaUon. • Iel p11ty S
mercla l vice, disorderly conduct offenses $4.2 . million In previously authorized ~
and gambling violations. -bonds for school construction. • Peggy Finn, student chalnnan for the La R ,
But despite tile drop •ln crimes in-Dr. Beasley said great Jmprovement activity. said the GA A hopes to top last wyers es1gn
volvlng Mult.s,.Saa Clemente's Juvenile ha! been made in local schools since_ap-year's total of 125 'participants.
crime rafe cOOtinued to cllmb through proval of unification. Some o{ the gains The mothers and their daughten will SAIGON (UPI) -Three defeme
last year. were lost this year •. he said, because of team up to participate in relay events, lawyen for National Assembly Deputy
Murray classified juvenile crime In budget cutbacks. volleyball, dances and refreshments. Tran Ngoc Chau quit today on ground•
th bbe I nd ,,.,...... The affair will begin at 7 p.m. In the the military court had "already fixed the ese areas: ro ry, arceny u er "~' "No one will-be happy about our sentence" on charges he consorted with a
burglary, auto th eft, larceny over $200, schools If we are forced to reduce our Tr~n gymTh. d th GAA ·11 communist agent.~, trial was recessed d ed It vu nex t urs ay e WI par. 111 rape an aggraval assau · proposed budget by 10 percent. The ticlpate in a diffe rent series of athletic until 8 a.m. Tueaday.
In 1968, the number of juveniles In-chlldren will suffer and the parents will events _ this um-e with mothers on the Chau appeared at his new trial with
V<llvcd in tllese offenses was 49 (a dip be 1ttaily inconvenienced," he said. sidelines. white adhesive tape via\Ne at bla throat
from the three previous years) but In Beasley aald lf .borl<ls caMOt be sold to An estimated 300 girls from San Cle· and on the back of the nttk to cover
1969 the rate rose to 64· finance new school construction, half d11y n1ente High School 11.n'd'Huntl ngton Beach wounds lnOlcted either when he feslsted
Among the lesser offenses, including sesaJons will be necessary in the district's l~igh School will form 18 teams whlcb· arrest ThlD'aday or during •trl..toa.. .ln-
vandalismol,I traffic;~_curfewl fllqu,o!_ atwnd schools. will rompete In several '~. • terrogatlon.-truancy enaes, wro; tot.as or, ·~ o 1------------------'-------~------..:....-----------
years were nearly equal.
The deparbneilt's patrolmen and
narcotics officers seized the'equ!Valent of
almi»t 10 kilos of marijuana (each' kilo Is
about 2.2 pounds) .and 11 · gl'ams of
hastµsh. They, also seized a total .of 1,178
capsules of barbitura~es, 2,918 cap.!Ules of
amphetimaines, 25 grams of heroin and
6,661 other units of restricted dangerous
drugs.
Murray said his lnan Jogged a tot.al ol
7,477 answers to calls needing police ac-
tion.
In 1968 the total amount was 7,091.
Besides the standard law-enforcemenl
work, Murray and his staff gave 42 lec-
tures, speeches and presentations before
local groups ranging from adult service
clubs to elementary school and pre-school
youngsters.
Seven patrolmen served as inslructors
for the department'• Junior Rifle Club
and hunter safety programs.
All told, · the nwnber of man houn
spent . by department personnel Jn
speeches, pr.esentations and attendance
at specialized police classes amounted to
1,636 'hours.
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Huntington lleec:ll
18512 -Bl¥d. (71'4) H2..SSOO
torical Calllornla dUes by m.lru,.rs of school's sen-
ior humanities club. Pri~t;.fDUJ>!g!Je!_'ti d.iriner with
appropriate trimmings ts $1.25. Tickets are on sale
at campus and several business locations in San
eo.on. Del-
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Barbara Taylor, Pat Wright and Lisa Watklns
-(from !ell) are all steamed up about "Nlghl Jn
Italy" -sol>eduled at San Clemente High School.
Saturday ni~ht fund-raising dinner in Triton Center
~ h'°elp make money f9r Easter week-tour-of hi ffiemente·~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~-i..~~~~~~~~~~~-,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
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Loe County In F1orlcla and the
htln ct··-11-.lllWIY acned on a '508 1etlemeot In· a
P""'"'11.t&J: dispute \hat began In
1'12. 'The county h8d foreclosed on
the SimmoDI property in 19'7
('!•i'!"nt the woman ha.dn't paid
her tuea in 1912. Mn. Simmon•
aald Ille b!loght the pl<>perty that
yeor IDd Ille bW apparenlly w a 1
eont to tbe former owner. Mtet ber
aetlth, the SlinmoDI he'lrs loot over
the battle and finally agrotd
to 18ttle tho overdue bW for '500·
'lbe original bW was for 311 ceall • •
••• ~pigOolll an d the eiemeoll
have won.· Tbe . cus1'>m of -~ding
annual_.~ auctions on the I Courthouse steps to satisfy dell\>-
1 quent' taxes la over in Memphii. 'The auctions a.re going indoors.
Coi>ft+f TMtM' Riiey o • .--said
he i! tired of standing In the rain,
shivering in the cold, baking In the
sun ~and ha.¥ing documents ,sail~
by the Wind. 11Uncomfortable," he
said, yes It wao uncorilfortable on
the ~· -and then he added "the
last couple of times, the bird• have
been>pretty bad."
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Competition in the toy world 'fa 'Or010-
ing 1tronger a.s . ii evi~ by the
creation of "Baby Luo •n . Care".
ahoum here with demo11:1tratar MC1111
Rooney at the 67th. annual. To11 Fair
in New York. "BO:btl'' u a doU with
acid inc:ljgestion. Sfi.t cri4?1 until the
hot water botlle ts pi.aced in lier
1tomach to relitve the "gas". • When the government made a
small business loan to a Colorado
"topless" restauran'l, Rep. Wiiiiam
Scherle, (~Iowa) said, "This loan
may not return much principal
but it will certainly generate a lot
of interest."
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Big Rights
Tiff Flares
In Senate
Manila lllasts
Scatr,r Protest
MANDA <Ai>l -A ienos ·of ezplolloos
and .,.,-IOlltterid a """"' of ·d<m-
Olbtrll<ft·loo!iht .. tl>eY 1ppriloclled the
U.S. ·Embuly cin 'a lllll'Cll to proteot what
fJ;ley ca111!d PhWpplnes' "f1sc1Jm" and
U.S. ''impeNllnD."
·Antltlot polll:o~ the embluy
pursutd the demons\ratora who duhed
hnllillrectlcins.
Elt!y report& aold It lealt ""' peraon hod.been wounded by I bullet Ind leYmll
~ were being treated at 'holpltals
for minor Injuries·. , •
It was not clear what cauted the tt·
ploi!till,wllld! ...... ~ delcrlbed
.. ..-.. Ibo air fl<>!ll Ibo police lllCI nr.--bl from ·the -tori. The crowd numbered about 800 and was
the advance party of a group esU~ted
at 2,000 beaded for the embaasy after a
P<¥d•I march through .the .cl.ty.,,Some
5,000 students, la\>Oreil li>d peuants had
~U,. . .......i hid dlspened at ,)ho
.,,,-Y, IC\lflla -out --p.. lice lftll demonatrlnq. One plaln-<Iolh"
;P.Oliceman was mobbed by youths who
threw him to the J>IVement. He was saved
from a eevert butinc by newsmen and
·o111erPliiJce. . ·p~ reported .nabbing te.~ral youth•
and said they also had ltlRd firearms
8.Dd guoUne fire bombs.
About 30 demonstrators later rqroQped
and at brldly In lrmt ol the embaqy,
faced by moce than 100 aM!rfot Policj!
wearing helmets Ind holding wk:Wr
shields and truncheons. It wU calm at the embassy after hall an ~our.
U;S . .Spanish Base
To Replace Wheelus
MADRID (AP) -The United S!llel
has reopened a joint u.s . ..!Dlrdlh air
base, and inforined lotlrCeS aPd It would be~ fer tratnlftr U$. Air FOrce lin!ti
that pttvlbosly tnillled 1t Wbeelnl Air
Base In Libya.
·Nixon Asks
P~elS~dy
Of Schools
PROMINENT"LISTENERS PONblR POMPIDOU t 'ALK
Nixon, Mme. Pompidou, Ch1rlf1 Yost (from loft) PM• During Speech
Surgeon Says Pill Hazards _
'Potential Time Bomb'
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -A surgeon with
half a century experience in breast
cancer told: Congress today the Pill is a
"potenUal lime bcrnb Yiith a fuse 15 to 20
yeora In length."
·"Although there i! no conclusive
evidence that oral contraceptives cause
breast cancer, the potential hazards in·
v#olved in their protrac~ use by yOtmg
h'8tthy women cannot be tgnored,'' said
Dr. Mu Cutler.
cutler ls mtdlcal ~ of the Bever·
ly Hills Cancer Research Foundation. He ~ented 'in -testfinony pref>ared for
delivery befOre a Seriate monopoly sul>-
c_ornmJttee that has ldcked up a stOrm of
cmfrov~ during a .month.long ifl..
vestlgatlon Into the safety of the Pill
lJnderscoring that controversy, another
witness today questioned the sub-
COlllrrdttee's right to even hear such
testimony, blamed tt for causthg a wave
Of aborUon-see'king and said attem¢:s to
project future harm ·were irresponsible.
"SclenUflc information cannot bt
res01ve<! in a~ demoC:raUc apprOach or tiy
Tornado Roars
. Through Kansas
MARION, Kan. (UPI) -A winter
tornado whipped through downtown
Marton and dipped through 25 miles of
Kansas fannland 'early today, injuring at
leut inlne persons, ripping up homes and
stOres and knocking out telephone lines.
"It's a wonder It wasn't worst," said
Harvey Cooi:tfy Sheriff Norman Walker of ntirby NeWton, Kan., Whose radio
f1cllU.ie1 relayed tht only word from
Marion .
Four persons were hospitallied, ()lle In
serious condition.
"We think the first twister hit four
miles east of here-, ·where lt-circl'ed the
LeO Walton farlnhouse, rippln1 out trees
front and back and leveling ootbuildings,
but just knocking out the witiiows in the
how:e," Walker said.
08.mage was rtP.Orted on at least five
HM;vey County fanns as the storm
roared &cr<lS$ the Kan~as plains.
'Ibe b)Jured were admltted to hospitals
I.ti Marion and Newton.
majority vote;" said Albert Schulman,
associate professor qi obstetrics and
g'.yneeOlo(y at Ne.tr Ycirk'1 Albeit Eln·
stein ColI!ge of MedJCine.
·~ 'pflb;," said Schulman, "have pro-
bably been 'tbe most carefully ocrullillzed
medkl:UOn m medical hhtory and we
have been hard-pressed to find any
significant pennament or harmful effect
from using these agents."
U.S. Captures
Biggest Rice
Cache of War
SAIGON (UPI) -A ~yed
{'merlcan helicopter crewman spotttd
and U.S. troops captured what may be
the biggest nee caCbe of . ~ war,
milltary llOUl'CQ said _today. 1bey sa.id
that the other caplurod supplies ·o1 f.ood
and ammunition could crimp Communist
Plans for an offensive-.
The largest cache -an esUtnated 100
tons -w&.s found ntar Tay Nlnh City,
near the Cambodian border and tl7 miles
northwest of Saigon. This was the area
where BS2.s dropped more than 1,200 ton.s
of bomb! in eight ralds Monday nigbl and
todity agaiitJt a Communl!t t.hrtat in the
area.
Spokesmen said the rice cache was the
largest foond this yeat tn a series of
searches and srobably was the largest of
the war. They saJd it was enough to feed
five or more Communist baltalions of 500
to 600 men each for as loog as six
months.
Other caches reported today :
-Two hUndrtd hand grenades, small
arms ammunition, 10 1u masks and five
sampans captured Monday 110 Itlllet .
southWest of Saigon in th~ Mekong, Delta.
--One thousand pain of sanclals, S,000
rice bowls, 130 plastic water canteens and
five bicycles found 13 mlles northeast of
Saigon.
-A each of 21 ,000 AK.47 rifle
cartridges, 550 propelled grenades, 117
mortar rounds li>d 200 pounds oi rici>
found 49 miles northwest of Salgoq.
Apology, D ~!".~!J\
NEW-Y-ORK (AP) -Boll '~
Nixon and Georges Pompidou •sllidlMon.
day they ...,.. pleased with t/>e. resul( ol
NiXon's hurried trip to Nty·Y O'T·k to
~ff er his .apology for any ~ r\o
the French presidoot by Am<r\c\no. ,
NixOn's gesture on th! i~t .nigbt'.of
P()lllpidou's eight-day state , mJ:t a~ar~
ed to _!aye e11sed 111 · feeUpgs" ~u}tlh~
from demonstr8.tlons over FraiiCt's ~gree111ent to seU 110 jets to ub)ra v.:tilie
refusing to release !IO to Israel. . .
Nixon brought cheen 4rid . Jaughter·et
a dinntt for Pompldou whe-n he said he:
t111d w.anted the French leader to ;ee, the
United States as an AmerJcan pre!ldent
does -"Atld·l must say we overdid tit a
bit. as we usually do ."
Pompidou, wbl) had been angered ovet
what he termed lmult.s to himself and
his wife during· a ,pro.Israel demOn.ru-IJ
tlon in Ol.lcago, resJ)Onded by ,p'r.atslng
Nixon and saying it was a 0vefy1 great joy"· to be at the diniler. ·, ·1
Rahing a glass of champagne:at th~
W81dorf·Astorla Hotel 'dinner ·for\ t,1oo
pel"SOn! sporu:ored by ·Franco--Am~rlcai
groups, Presidenl Nixon e-xclalmed.
"\five-le France ." '
"France ts our oldest ally and our
closest friend," N!xon said. . , ,
''ThAt·frlendshlp Is so Cleep and so Jc>q_g
that no mi:tar dlfficultl'es or bad manner,
I• .. ! • j ' ! • i
:1'i-, , Will s· , ~ ~ix,011 , , I ·. · tgn :
H W Mone ·Bill ' . E '. , .. ,-·. y . : . '
are going to impair it." p T··--d POOlpidOu beamed .as Nixon spoke, 1aril rsa ~.8: G0 ' Wa Pr
replied in a toast : "In spite Of all , alliis : . :; '. · · 1 -~ anct~:~th·; hOtel a pf'O'lsrael demOn. • wAsit~GfuN: '<UPI>·\~ 1teP,a~1
stration drew up to 5,000 persoi\i at'~~lt,aden~a (1 todaf Edua
point, then dwlildled rapidly away: <lent, l'jl·~·:i;1µ .. ~,µ.e , ~bnf· u~ca· , tian ,and ifl!§ , , r
, , · rea~ th& ~K8'. ~~ ~·.lt r,,sW 1
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HADDONFIELD, N.J. (AP) -Tin1
Tim's l7·rear~ld wlfe, the fonner'Vickl
Budlnger-,.says they are expecting a baby
in Sept.ember.
They Wete m&JTled on' the televised
Johnny ·C&J'S()n "Tbnight'' show last Dec.
18.
The long:;haired, falsetto voiced singer
· and his bride -received conflrmaUon of
the pregnancy from a d~r in J anu&ry,
she sald Monday.
Senate.
1*._ h>v to Presilltnpal · ·~~ of uie ll1~4fblll!On b'lll-that".NllDn once,._
toed . would u.....r.~ 4ei-l!'I' ·"~ the HOOse ~ atoNt, ,nth a senate .pr~
.vislOO.. tO 911?r..,·U)e •. thl~f ~e¢uttve·dtit.
,crellon In ~It to ap<Dll .I percent of ~/:.~t;toed.' an ~at lier J~ 7 blllm/,
bill'as uCW!ve liril! lnOitiiiilarY. '
Hc;.&e ~pol611cin ·Le• ll<rald Forf Said. at ·;Jie ivhlie Houle' all<i' a mee~ng
bl OOl>-coiiires~on'al ls8<J~ .with Nliroll ~t be ~ the House l<Ould adopt ~ Sen!l~versfoiiWI!ICJi1i~ .. c"l1Jea "tile 1'ell
sOlalibn' to a long and coinpilcsted'<:on-
tfO~." . FOl'd aid: "The White House· wlll •C·
cetttlthe Senate version."
Kansas Hit by Tornadoes 'Secret War'
In La:gs Charged Some Experi1nent
Quin~ Fo.Uow ~Pif'~n~ive'
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Heavy Sno w W arniitgs lf.p Through<Jut .South:ern Rockies
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Seo. G<orge
S. McGovern (D-S.D.), i:allecl today for a
closed session of the senate to discuss
American involvement In Laos. Ke
charged that the United St.ates was -~
ducUng • •«!ii Wat._ there wlt\lo!JJ the kno .. l<dge of Congrm ahd llte American
public.
"The secret war we are wqing in Laos •
11 repugnant to the principles snd Je<!url-
ty of a free soc.if:ty,'"~c:Governiaid in a
prepared Se04le speech.
'...'It ls absolUtely lnC:rettlble that a great
nation sucb as ours could be waging a
major military operaUon . in a foreten
coontry-wllh0ul"1he -ed(e-of-elther
ciUzens or its.,J:ongress, but that ls the <
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Wa tson Seen as-~ew
France Ambassador
WASHINGTON (A/') :-Tbe il\'blle
i1f>use anootU10ed 14da$ Presid&tilioo
will nominate. Art6ur K. W a t So n •
c:halnnan of the overseas operaUons oC
lntemaUonal Business Machines, to suc-
ceed R." ~argent Shriver u ambassador
to France.
Press secretary Ronald L. Zlegltr con·
firmed a publi.hed ,.tpoi\ tliat !he $1 ·
ye4r-0ld b'U!tnessman rs Nliod't Chofce
!or the Paris poiL .,,
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. NEW'YORK (AP) -The -of
qulntup)etS sild she Was thrllled'bhtilfle
c11dh·1 tblnk ahe would try 11. aplh.
• • "Seven la: floe/' said Margaret Klena.it.
'We only tried for three."
In her first J>ubUc af>perance aiDce the b~'• week aao. the m:.;Ur-old multer,
chic· In 1 a blue paialO)" Jl<fgnolr, loali!
Mooday,C'lt·Wasn'Uhe easiest~··
·ever d~;"
Mr&. Kleout hid been part-ol ah ...
-perliiitiiW'lblily, liiliii' ~ new ·f4fl!lllr
drac ~-to~vent mulUjlle ~Hu phplc1an, br. a. L. v-. \.h11• .... 1 'l"'-conced¥. "We,joeren't very ~ill." ., . '
'lbe qulnU -Amy, s.ra1i, ;iruusm,
Ablpil•effi ,Ednnl -will .. )lon>e In
lboul al.l nep, their Pedlalriclan laid. ~ ,_ '· . 'llloulb ' tbe weel<-614 lnlants b84 11111·
fered oi!De dllllcu!U.. An4 w.,. loolof a
nonnal 1 mlioan! of ·welgll~ their .!Odor
...m<ed..... . "•ul· or tfie wd.{' F'I! ., I :er<."\. , •• J they were itlll Uvlng In f1,odil.a-ctay le!h·
~~·!soleU...·
Shorilr Iller Ui0 newa c!oiiftr!I"', Mrs. l!ililt'·~ I.Ir 'hllfbaod, ivtlflain, II.
left '.fer :ikb' home : In J!!b,ortt eorner. N.J; . . •. I .
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Pe!!tagon Okays Nuclear Ban Official
Treaty Ce remoh y Se t Thursday
The British have deposited
their document That was done
Nov. 27, 1968. The United
70,()00 GI Cut
nam, the Lot Angeln Tht'lts
said lod•Y· '
WASHINGTON ( UP I ) -
'n.e Nuclear Nonproliferation
Treaty wUI take effect olficial-
ly Thursday with simultaneous
ceremonies in Washington,
l.4ndon and Moscow, the White
House announei!d today.
President Nixon will declare
the treaty in force in a cere-
mony at the State ~partment
wttlle fonnally depositing U.S.
documents of ratification. '
The treaty was ratified by 40
nations and the three so-called
depositary governmenu. the
United States. Lhe Soviet Union
and Britain, some lime ago.
Official del)OSit of copies of
the ratification documents by
the lhree big powers is re-
quired before the treaty -de-
signed to hal t the spread or
nuclear weapons -goes into
forcei officially,
States and Russia did not sign
their individual slatements c4 ' t l:
ralificaUon until lut Nov. 24 • l ,
Former President Lyndon B. j 1'<
Johnson had been invited to j.. .....
the Washington cer.emonf, the ti1
date for which wa! set befote
he was hospilalized in TeW
for chest pains.
WASljlNGTON (UPI) -
Tbe. PMtap"a ' top "tenerals
have •PP"OWd· a plan calling
1
for a fourth ca'l ot~ao~70.000
In Amet'icah troops In Viet· . , I
Moon Gi•avel
The ,..pcin •aid the· &d-
dlt!Onal wlthdra..,aJ of1 GJ'1
would . cover the petiocr f.rom •
m.Jd-Aprll, when the current
phase· ol lhe pUllout Js W' be ~
completed, and September.
'S tar' Sale ..
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Found in LA
Tiist would make the reduc·
tfon in troop authoriza,lron
since the withdrawal prqce·ss
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ A began !ast yeaFfeich 18',&IO . Russ Say Treaty
Can 't Be Policed
,.
To Benefit
stolen· vial of moon dust has Another te~. ~ i .the
been recovered Un4Vnaged Columbia B r ,9.a ct c ~st I n;a: '"
from a mailbox b~ pp,lice tip-System, aald 1 the! new ·Jiroop
ped off by an JnonY·mous reduction , W9lud ;be on .• the _
telephone 'CAiier.. , order olt8o;eckt ·men, reducl g
GENEVA (AP) -·The out iii pra<.1.ice."
Planetarium Real Housing . S.
PHILADELPHJ,1. (UPI) 'T •
Husbands who have promised Aas~ Jij)sen, 25, lies in _her tied Ou tti,de· Lbe CoP:fn.Iiagen Town lla!J as a P,rote~t
their wives the n'iOOD have the against the lack al hous~easonable rates m her part of the city. She says
opportunity to make good on-sh_e'_U_ca_m_p~ou_ts_id_e_th_e_b_. _din_·.-'g_u_n_lil_· _t_he_.m_a..oy_o_r_fi_m_d_·s_h_eie_r_a_ch_e_a.:.p_a_,p_a.:.rt:::m:::•:::•~l:... _
Dr. G~ge Wether UJ .oJ lbe
Untverslty of Calilornla 'at Los the Arriet'~aq lfreftgth, ln Viet· ~ngeles; to whoffi t~1 ~pie nam beloW ·400,ooo. At one
was as!~ b~•the·'National time, ·,th; ;a~"~zed ceiUAg
Aeronautlci:· 18hd1 .space bed · 1 .. 5&1 ' Administration, said Monday reac , ·~..,, .ooo. •
the two-inch.vial had not-been Both r~ said the. ma-
Soviet. Union admitted today it Roshchin proposed that each
would be impossible to police government adhering to the
the treaty it has proposed to treaty guarantee "that no in-
ban chemical a n d baC: dustrial enterprise, no citizen
terlological weapons. of that country is engaged in
. The United States, Canada the development and pro-
and Italy supporl a' rival duction of chemical and bac-
Brjt.ish proposal wh ich-· would teriological weapons and that,
outlaw only microbiologica l it goes without saying, no
agents. stockpiles of such weapons are
their big talk. For oply St;ooo.
For sun and the. moon and Memo Leak
lamperedcwilh. , Jofity ol .111e· men ,to be
Pollce1 gave the dUSt: to .. a withdrawn.,n1.he Wu1:\l:\J~~~· .....
NASA reprcsentalii;, Monday p~ma~ly . fo .~~~ ~
the stars are for sale he.re. R 8 .. e·· a[ternoOn. before Apnl,. 15, would be
The , vial . containing . 2.~ .Marin.es; leaving · -1~ · than
grams 'of . dpt ...... about .hall ' Jq,ooo ~hirld.' 'r . .
So are the Milky Way, the .._,
Chief Soviet delegate Alexei being accumulated in the
A. Roshchin urged the speedy arsenal of that country."
conclusion ol a worldwide con-Such a solution almost cer-
ventioo based on the Russian tainly W1?Uld be unacc:;eptable
draft presented at the last to the United States. which
U.N. General Assembly. wa n ts1 much gr eater
Andromeda, Galaxy, · s i x . -, ' planets and 15 star clusters.
Sorry, ?i.1ars already has been Moynihan R~grets 'Neglect' Phrase
sold.
the weJght. of .-a niCke.I 7 .. , . TI)e i_n&Jo.r itif~?'1 of u.~
vanished Saturday whije on· troops Jn VJetna1]1 ,m .the mid
display .with a .chip of moon 1960s lnclud~ many Marlhes.
w ASHINGTON (AP ) benign neglect. rock at a chari\y benefit. jn a ni~r . responsl~ility w a s Tpe Fels Planetarium decid· A spokesman for Urban d~nt istor,e. pri marily In the northr.pt
ed to sell the heavenly bodies White House adviser Daniel e~ "The subject has been too League Director Whitney ~1. The anonynious ealler told areas1of South Vietnam where
to raise funds for a new Moynihan, angered . over the much talkci about:The fOrum Young Jr. said : ''Moynihan's poJice where to flnd It ~1onday there·hai been felatJvely liWe
He told the 2 S -n a t I o n safeguards against production
disarmament conference : of chemical weapons.
"Verification, for instance in .....,--------_ .-. the rorm or control posts, on-~~
site inspection and so on, , A ~£.L -
woold be simply impossible to llfH;licr
exercise from the practica l ~· ·
point of view since controllers
would have to be assigned tO
practically every laboratory."
He added that controls to
find out whether chemical or.
biological weapons are• being
produced in another 'ccuntry
"are an extremely complex
matter and impoGsible to carry
Demos Await
O'Brien OK
On Party Job
W~INGTON (AP! -Top
Democrats have turned again
to Lawrence F. O'Brien to
become chairman nf ... their
divided party, a job he turned
down last week.
Lurleen?
ATLANTA (UPI) -Go•.
Lester Maddox, thwarled in
his attempt to overturn
Georgia's constitutional ban .
against a ·•governor suc-
ceeding 1-\imself, says his
wife Virginia might want to
be governor.
"I don ·1 know \vhe ther
Virgini~wants to run or nol.
I \\'ill talk it over with her
again," Mal;ldox said Mon-·
day after the U.S. Supreme
Court refused to hear his ap-
peal from two Georgia
courts.
Maddox said the court
decision "doesn't mean that
I won't be heard from. I will
be heard from. The voice of
Lester.Maddox will be heard
possibly even more than it
has in the 'pasL
"It is not imp(lrlant that
Lester Maddox be in . the Jacob M. A_very of Chicago.
who issued the call in behalf of ttie Democratic. e i e c u t i v e governor's office ... as it is
committee Monday. said he that someone wbo speaks
hoped ·O'Brien's answer this like Lester Maddox .•.
time would be yes. about common s e.~ s e
"He said he was flat te red by :~~r'}ffient be there, he
the unanimity oft he action •.. ~
but "wanted 24 hours lo lhink
about it," Avery said afte r
jelephoning O'Brien that the
executive committee wanted
him .
O'Brien, who fonnerly was
Democratic chairman as well
as campaign chairman for the
party's candidates in the last
three• presidential elections,
rejected the position because
he said support for him wasn't
wide enough.
Hubert H. liumphrey, who
originally asked O'Brien to
take the chairmanship, then
named former Indiana Gov.
Matth ew E. Welsh as his se-
cond choice, said he was 00.
Ughted and relieved at the
turnabout.
He said Welsh, loo, was
relieved.
The unexpected switch put
Democratic leaders b a c k
where they began in the hunt
for a consensus candidate to
succeed Sen. Fred R. Harris
of Oklahoma, who has rtsign·
ed the chairmanship effective
Thursday.
Guate111ala Vote
In Con gr ess
GUATEMALA CITY (UPI)
as tr 0 n 0 my sect i 0 n. leak _of a priv~te memo to the · has bee~ t?O much ·ta~;en over memo ts one more example '?r me~. · / acUon 'ln recent'nlonths . ·•
• • E v e r y t b i n g but lhe , Pjresident, says: he regrets· us·_, by )\yster1a, P~rano1p;s and a systemllitlc effort on both tlie " , • · ... br "b _1 boodlers on al' s1~1-t1.We1may • federa l a,,,. state le•els 1. "r p)mretlit:i'utn''"-i is-··ro ... sale · .. 1 g-"'e .. p ase ·--,e-nu.g1n . . . . . .... ~-. ; .. 'h.l -' --. , '"' .,,.: ., ,,.·t · . r 1 .1 ied·" to d ·i.....,ou 1 1 n~ a·']>erlod In uc.h •• ,earo ) wipe out all of the gajns made •1'
<nfeCtor I. M.~Levitt said.·' tone~edu-besliccnd:r'_ 'roP anf Qfogress. continuest.4D& racial• . in the 1950s and 1960s .,: ·' ~I ' ,,.'W· 'h · !in ' • t '"" •pu 1::it::U8S n.o :X,.I,. {" ,;·.1-~; • \ . ( · • ,., ,., ~.11.i~ e1 aveia·bu~ssm,, tin·.rc¢1al !issueS:. ,, .. •1, !. , ,~r ~·1.aue~;. i~~!!'t . ~,. Rep.,~uis Sto~.raJ NI
·town who booghtithe'Big Oip-1 The chier White llouse· ex-"'l'he .. ~mu11.st?.t1~ "ctin ~· ,(."()~essm~n lro\fl ~ •. · , l ·'-H • · · all · 1 help bring thts -·..a'(ipUt' by '. "again we are (."()nerl>ntM • •' · ~.. .e s JU.~t er~ about the pert on · urban ~Jrs 1?ld r paying cldie attenij~tf: stjch < ttle c!onth;1uPtt j lneP£rie¥s~(wtiiH1 ?
Big Dipper, LeV1tt said. The reeor!ers· Mon<!aY. his ~frol(e r pr°'r~.we a,re,1R1W do-.I nowS rromf~ei~WiiUJ~ I '
bustnessman bought it '"for his :as~~fte~to°~ ~J~~~ inF--fihile seek~,·: to 'airoid ~ ing'On wpi f p&pfe•tota .. d\11~ ~ . .
children and grandchildren." · Negro and civil .r i g hi. 5 · Sit1l3:tlons1 in .w~lch JixtrtMfsts them' q,q ~ e,; .afialfs ! o( ,the • : 1 :~r.tcf' ·t~ Christian Science "'l!e<ture.;.·
The most expensive thing . leaders sharply ciiticlzed .the , ~1lh.e,r race-are ~lve~,PP-black~ ··h·,•·' 1 ·' ·' ., 1 ·f 11)· .J ,,.• ·.....,._:.._.._110,.•M' ~1 _; · ~
I I ·1 th · 1 fie .. · bl. ""'·'un1 1es (or mar+v,llom, He·s'"'~ a~nnl1toy, wel~d 1 ~ .1 .... 1.lfY'·,.-~ ---.. ... >•:"' "'i· .~ .... ,, ,J , . or .sa e s1, e Milky ·Way -pan a, r .. it .~e 'pu 1c · herbics, 'h 1st r~l'O;n· l~·s 'Jar t~ vt!"a ~i:fe as!~t r-"J',1freCt~ ~ · f-k. \~{ ""' · t'Cht;l~:et' Ptnt\ChiiU,1.f,'CllHtt: ,
$2,500.'"We·ftave'one man•who pver the Weekend. • _ • whate.ver" ; . t r· ! · :: ~ • : ra~"': r'e''I>' S • _)_. • "'I , ,t • ~ '''.( lli'~~.!Z,;i ,'1n o11111o·U4o, Jillft<.....__h , 'r
' 1 • • M ""'ban '·ho sal" · the · · ' Jbe :r · ' ~ · · « ... ~ 'I , " ·i r·-----is interested: .o ..... , .:I! .... u. • · ··•• · · · · , • ''' •'··-i . · •
1 . memo ·was, sP'Jclly a pn~at ", . , The.sun or the·P100n can be communication to 'Tue Pres!·
purchased for $1,000. The dent hinted the document
cheapest .jte.ms for sale are may' have been stolen. .
stars al $125 each. But ·first "fwish poople didn't hav.e lo
magnitude0 stars to for nso. ·' ~~1 Uie .only thipg ~t:w~ · . , important was , what·. they
Purchasers receive a 'plaque, cbuld steal; b'ut. • t ~a ~
a deed, ,and .free .admission to sometimes ,is w.h~t ~pie
the planetarium where they thin k." '
can view their property.' ~?ynihan , whose earlier
They get their name on a lit· writing on black famlly stJ:ic· . ture drew heavy criticism
tie bro~ plaque which ts put from many blacks said in the
on . the . pl8;1;'etari~m wall," memo "the time' may have
Levitt said. We. give t~m a come when the Issue o( race
deed f~r a little bit of ~d benefit from a pedod of
planetarium heaven and . we ;==========::;II give them a mOdel of the
pl<metarium instrument."
Levitt said ·the deeds are
good for the de<iade. After
that: "Jt's not a question of
giving them up . At the end of
the l970's we might sell them
again."
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re· DAD.Y PILOT EDrfORL\L PAGE
u·it Will Be Missed
Sudden death Sunday of Rep. James B. Ult ol
Santa Ana-Orange and San Dieao countits1 •i Mr. Con·
a:ervative''-saddened his constituency, including many
among his poli tical opponents who knew him person-
ally.
Orange County born, Jimmy Utt proudly earned the
ultra-conservative banner of a ~al county tnto that
county'& years of rapid urbani zation. He fi rst went to
Congress nine terms ago-in 1952.
"As in ~ basebaU gam e, someone has tcr play tn
~ight field and someone has to play lo left neld," he
once told his colleagues 1n the House of Repretenta~
tlves. 111 have chosen to play right fielB."
He played in right field, all right -10 far out that
he often couldn't run forward fast enough lo prevent a
lot of runs by his political opponents, both Democrats
and Republicans.
. Jimmy Utl's most endearing quall ty, perhaps, was
that everyone always knew exactly where he stood on ant iss ue. He proudly listed whal he was for and what
be Was against in American life abd he tenaciously pur·
sued these pros and cons, even to sometimes embar·
rasslng conclusions.
Despite naive toe-S'tubbings, Jimmy Utt was a man
of high principle , a patriot to the marrow, and a Joyal
public servant. Perhaps his greatest value in Washing ..
Inn was his diligent pursuit of the Interest! o( bis con-stituents .
He was ever ready to go lo<l!DY length to get infor-
mation or hel p in some other way thpse who had nine
times elected him to Congress and before that had twice
made him an Assemblyman. 1
Is the art of thi po11lbl1, that rtatdllY Of pooltlon make•
It hard to lead or even move ahead, and (hat b11lc
prtnclpl11 can ba uphold while 1r111n1 coiutrucUvo
things done tn Ibo polltlcal arena.
Utt'• 0Qn1G;;ct1v1 loglllaUon tn hl~ years tn Con·
(rtll wlU ·not be c!Led tn bl1tory book1. But 11 a man
ol probity, of food wW, ol candor about where he 1to0j1/
on luues, he could never be fauJLed. -/... Wblle thl1 newspaper ·v1gorou1ly dlu1reed with
Con1rt11man Utt on many: luuei, we never found him
less Uian ·an honorable man and a ded icated public
servant. \ · Jimmy Utt wut -be mined 11. a Congre11man who
slood up for hls convlcUons affil had tlie coura11 to
fend off llio brtckliata wllhout lDY. en~ill!J:!µg r~oL..._ .
No Reason to Panic ~
"i'q rather have headache• than one big 1tomacb·
ache."
That stalement by a woman taking The Plll seem-
ed to summarize the views of most Amertcan women
to the headlines generated by Sen. Gaylord Nelson'•
(D-Wis.) subcommittee hearings on the hazards of birth
control pills .
• That possible side effects of The Pill are &till a med-
ical concem is an indictment of the federal government
and the medical and pbannaceutlcal profession• for
not obtaining definitive answers before aUowing The
Plll to be marketed.
~i'• .. • •
There was a place in legislhtive halls for a James
B. Utt in his day and time. There still ts .greet need for
legislators ol his character and prilJCiple. /
But limes inexorab\y change. Urbanized , the 11.tl
constitu ency now more than ever needs a represents":'
tive in Was hington who knows the axlom that politics
Emph1cal evidence. meanwhile, ls that The Plll
work s for its intended purpose and few.-women suffer
side effects. There would appear to be no evidence jus ..
tlfylng pa nic.
'.S<> nice to see ;you, Mr. President.'
Dali Is Wrong -
Illustrator
For 'Alice'
My mentioning "Allee Jn Wonderland"
In the column recenUy recalled that I
waa 1hcnnf .fhe new deluxe edJ,Uon of UU
immortal Wllrk, as · Uluotrated by
Salvador Dali, that macabre master of
aurreall.wn.
'nib deluxe ediUon sells for $7SO. as ~
posed to the "regular" edition, which 11 a
mere 1375. It has been published by
Maecenfts Preu, in "collaboration with Ran<fom HOIJ!t, and I think it ~ perfectly
aWful. . .
APTER GAZING AT tlils lavlsb work, I
went home and JoOked at iny old Modern
Library. edit.ion, which eost me $1.SO
m<ltt than 30 years -ago, and contains the
origtnal 'Tennie! drawings as well as a
wiUy and ~tlve introduction by the
late Alexandet ~ Woollcott. It was a flr
better buy, on every count.
One of the half-doien pr o 1 e
masterpieces in the Engllsh lan11.1age,
"Alice" needs no embelU!hment beyond
the Tennlel drawings, and can even nJce-
ly dispense with them. ln fact, the whole
spirit cl the bOok Is betrayed by thoq
glossy pages gathered in unbound folios
-not to mention the fantasy world of
Dall, which is as far removed from the
imaginalion of Lewis Carroll as hell is
from heaven.
FRANKLY, I HA VE never understood
the J)'.e:2ple who covel lavish editions or an)r WOrk o! the mind. nike a 15ook that
is sturdy and will hold together through
vears of handling, but beyond that, ~e
ionnat and binding mean absolutely
~
•
The main p o J n t at this junctu re is that women
should stay in close touch .. witp their personal pbysi ..
•.cians to Iona as they use, this means o! birth control.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Readklg the news of people killed
wh.lle driving too close and too
fut for condlUons in last week-
end's huvy raitis ·reminds me : Jt
Jsn't the loose nut on the car, It'll
the 10QR nut at the wheel!
-W. B. A.
"'" "~" l'ffltd• """"' ..... .... _._,llY tMM et flle Nw...,;.' .....
YOlilr· HI -v• t. • ....,.~ Oua, ~llJ ,lltt.
notlllng to mo -Indeed, they on.n
detract frun the intrlMic worth or the
material, turning the ,book into an 11ob-
ject" ot I pl«t of decor.
Apart from this, U anyone thlnks a new etUUon Of "Alice" ls called tor-and
tt iln't, ii.nee the splendid "Annotated
AUce" wu put out at a modelt price a
few years ago -certainly the man to il-
lustrate it is not Salvador. Dall, by a
million light-years.
IT ts QUITE TRUE that both Carroll
and Dall were infatua·ted with the un-
conscioua mind, that they perceive tlme
and space lnteract.lng with event.a in a
topsy.turvy fashion -but beyond this,
they have abtolutely nothing in common.
Where Carroll wu a creator, Dali ls a
contriver; where Carroll wu moved by
hls unconscious, Dall manlpul&t'I h11;
where Carroll used humor to give ua detp
insight!! Into the abyss, Dali uses hCl"iw
that eventuaJly turns ludlcrou1; and
wtiere Carrolf turned logic into nonsenae
II<> show Its proper limits). Dall merely
con!tructs symbols to shock and startle
us. Only th< White Knill!>!, u he had the
graphic talent, could lliustrate: "Alice."
And he would do It !or somewhat leu
than $750.
-' Vrban Schools Will Re11aai1i Jtlai1aly Seg1•eg11ted
Integration Concept Hasn't Worked
WASHING TON -U, as a&me believe,
IC'hool integration has proved to be a col·
oual faUurt especially In the North, what
is l-0 be done next? The answer to th al
question is discouraging. It ls th.it
nothing is being done next. Urban public
schools of the nation are to remaln main-
ly segregated. white or black, in an at-
mosphere more ho&tlle than when social
reformers converted the clear dktum for
the raclal desegregaUon of public
facilities into a social imperative for in-
tegration of tht races at all levels.
Everyone knows what went wrong and
no one likes to speak of It. JntegraUoo as
a social lm.peraUve wu no more a cure
for bigotry and discrlrninaUon than ~
prohlbiUon amendment waa for
alcohollsm. ·That attempt I<> control the
motes and habits of a society had to be
abandoned, and Jt begins to·appear that
before progres• on racial ameliotaUon
can be resumed the concept of Integration
as a soda! imperati ve will have · to be
abandoned.
IT HASN'T WORKED. 1t goes aglinst
prejudice. whlch cannot be reformed 1n a
few years time. It Is a faster process
than the public generally has been willing
to accept. Tho!e who have fa vored
gradualism at the risk of being accused
of bigotry have been told that the -black
race won't wait. The time has come. The
social revolution Is here. But the time has
~ .. '· f ~i<:hard Wilsoi'.;'
......... ~ ...... ~!;.
not come. lntegratlon nas not been
achieved however dire the threa tened
consequences withou t integration, and
partly because of. those threatened con·
sequences.
So far as the schools are concerned,
v.•hat the white liberals in CongresS' are
really talking about now ls abandoning
integration as a social imperative for the
very simple reason that It won't work.
They are beginn ing to talk about In·
tegraUon in the North as a mirage which
rnuat be Jeplaced by real.file goals which
don't include m\xing of the race5 by bus-
ing student!! over long dlstance'!I or
establishi ng quotas and goals by judicial
edict. · ·
IT HURTS SOME of the liberals to ad-
mit this. They deny they are lowering
their sights. But, Jn !act, they are talking
about other niore practical objectives
such· as federal action in lhe housing
field , the location o! new indust,.ics, ef·
forts l-0 lure back the white population of
central cities, improving the quality of
Negro education as a higher imperative
than v.•he lher a black child sits next to a
white child In the class room.
Gradualism Is thus gelling a new lease
on life after yea ra as a code word for
bigots, and . to be shunned as a mere
diversion from true integration.
ft is rather strange that this change in
atmosphere should have come so sud-
denly on the Issue or Lhe relatively mean·
lnJi;less Stennis amendment thal no
federal funds can be used tor school In·
tegralion except on an equal basis
between North ana South.
t"OR YE1\RS the Southir.iers have bet>ll
try ing to tell Northerners that desegrega-
tion In Cha rlotte, N.C. ls far more com-
plete than in Chicago. II!., 'Vhat brought
the change e\'ldently was the realization
that while fan1il!es in the North have
changed. their living patterns to such a
ctrastic_extenl thatmany all·wbile schools
have become. all-black. nearly all black,
or a major ity black. This has been ac-
companied by disorder Jn Northern public
schools in many cities. All ar once it
became an estabHshed fact tha~ Northern
white famllles would escape school in-
tegration v.•herever and however they
could.
~Under the Slennis anlendntent there is
not much that can be done about. this or
an ything el se. The amendment is more
like an official recognition of what had
become an estab!isheJ fa ct.
TllE CONCLUSION must be reoched
th al the Nixon Adn1inlstration, wi th all
Hs conf usi ng and contradictory acttons
and pronouncements Jn this field, h-as
come down on the side of gradualism in
integration. Thal 1vas probably responsi•
ble for the adoption of lhe Sten~s
amend1nent, and Stennis and t h e
Southerners would conclude t~at they
have now succeeded in· slowing down
Southern integration ·by dcmonstraUng
the hypocrisy of the Norther!} liberal at·
tempt to impose furU1cr desegregation ill
the South.
The problem, ho\';•ever. does not rest
1Yith the hypocrisy of the Northern liberal
position on Southern integration. The
problen1 is in lhe courts. not alone the
ft:.'<leral but the stale courts, ...,·hich order,
as in Los Angeles, integratiOn on a
nun1erlcol of quota basis.
THIS IS THE llEART Of the mattet,
...,.hether or not segregation i5 legal if bas-
ed on the living patterns of
nelghborhood5, and thal issue will
ultimately ha ve to be decide d by the
Supreme Court. rn the meantime. the chonge in at·
mosphere in official Washington, and
among lhose who in the past have been
leading spokesmen for integration, is the
principle outcome of the present school
integration cNsis. This chllnged attitude
solves nothing but it might lead to solu·
lions by stripping away the sham and
pretense which has enveloped the in·
tegration issue.
The Story Behind Firing of Panetta
ankiew:icz
·and Brad.en
reporters' .queslions. -confirmed the
resignation. Pa11eUa then resign ed.
an anS1ver. 'There are other answen,
limited only by the ingenuity, good will
and courage of school boards.
Reaganarul UC'sBudget
WASHINGTON -The story belUod
President Nixon's decision to dismiss
Leon Paneua, chief civil rights officer of
HEW, is a gOOd example or lhe manner
In wbtch the Southern congreulonal bloc
haa JUCCffded in entrapping the nation
into • cl111lc confusion of ends and
means.
Panetta himself 11 a means. As chief
enforcer of HEW guidelines he simply
carried out the Jaw, though he did so with
a high·mlnded dtj?tlon to civil rights
that gave the ·Niion Administration a
liberal coloraUoa.
. tJons of hl11 reslgnaUon appeared in the
conservative magazine, Human Event!i,
and on t.he last day a 1lmllar story ap-
peared ln a Washington newspaper.
!\1eanwhile, tbe \Vhite House has Issued
three separate st atements on school in·
tegratlon within the past y,·eek, none o!
then\ clear, but all of thc1n designed to
put the President squarely against bus-
ing-as though bus Ing -11 k e Panet.
ta-v.·ere an end and not a means.
The end-the courls have made
clear-ls a unitary and biracial school
But after the events of the post wee k in
Wushlngtoa, cournge among sc h o o 1
boards is Jike.ly to be r;:ire. Sen. John
Stennis ID-Miss), v.·it h the unfortunate
bill well·intentiuned suµ1>0rl of Sen.
Abrahan1 Ribicoff (D·Conn.) and the ao.
li ve acquiescence of the President, ha11
mtide It appear as though the Supreme
Court decision o( 1954 had been handed
down yesterday 11nd had called for pell·
meU busing of children all over the coun·
try, beginning to1norrow.
To the Editor:
Governor Reagan's budget for the
University of Cali!omia 15 up 1 percent
[rom last year. Alter allowing for 7 per·
cent inflation, this rpean ii the real change
in the budget Is a decrease of 6 percent.
Undei this budget, the entire university
will have 2:21 fewer f11culty members than
it did thJs year. The studtnt·faculty ratio
wUI increase from 27 ,:; to 28.2 (This
would be a nice raUo for public elemen·
tary schools, but for a unive rsity it ii
very much too highJ·
' AT A T™E WHEN the population of
the slale is increasing by 1.8 percent per
year, and the population of college ag.e
persons 1s Increasing even futer, 1t
doesn 't make much sense to decrease the
size of lhe univttsity.
This action t1lll not save the taxpayers
an appreciable amount of rponey. The
regent! esked for "374 million. and the
governor proposes l-0 give $3$3 million,
The-diifereoce, S4l million , is exacUy S2
per caplt.a, or $8 for the average family
~--B11 6eor9e ---,
Otar George:
Coffee grounds are a $tood aoll
supplemtn1 and will help many
otherwise sickly plants lo nourish.
Check any good norserynlan to see
Jf you have a pioblem which will be
help<d by collee grounds. • J.J.
Dea.r J. J.:
Gee, J.J., thal's a great ansv.·er
to hove. Now, if I just hsd a ques-
Uoc Jo I• w!th It ...
'
ol four. .
I DON'T THINK Governor Reacan
would sacrifice the unlverslty in order to
save the average family two and a filth
cents a day. (.Particularly not alter hl1
recent propo118I for more ulet -taJ.)
Rather, I think he wanta to sacrifice the
university for the sake of sacrtflclna: the
university. tt Is my opinion.that he is doing Utis •s
retaliation for the Berkeley uprisings,
and for Anpta Davis. .
THIS IS VERY aad, because he Isn't
going to hurt the people who are
respon sible tor tht events which he
dislikes. Ht Is goin1 to hurt tee naaers,
who will be tu rned away from Lhe
uni\lerslty three or four years from now
beca1.L'!e it will not have space for the in-
creased student population; parent., •·ho
will have to pay good money to 11nd their
children to colleee fn other states, and
businesses. which will face a ahorta(e of
people with good cducatlon1 In about frve
or six years. .
Jt is loo bad thaf he Y11on't hurt himself,
but H looks like he wtll have been re-
elected before the people of this state
be&ln to feel the comequencts'.
M. BURTON
But .Southerners-chiefly GOP Sens.
John Tower (Tex.), Strom Thurmond
(S.C.) and Ed G~y (Fla.)-demanded
his head. It all began last $Ummer.
AT THAT POINT Panetta went to
Finch and asked for advice. The
secretary suggested that he wait and see
what the White House said . Late that
same afternoon presidential P r e a s
Secretaty Ron Ziegler, In answer to
!~~~~:i,·1ea~: :~~l~~dl.s one of the means
IN S Ol\1 E DJSTRICTS--Berkelcy,
Calir., for example-busing has betn
notably successful. In others, a
redesigning of the clly's districts to pro-
vide for "educational parks'' has proved
UNDER THE ORDERS of his boos,
Robert P'lnch, Panetta had told some 300
Southern school districts to comply with
the law by the start of the achoo! year In
Sept.ember, 1969, or face a Cund cuto_il.
He had been working with officials of
these dlstricts on compliance plans. •
How Steinbeclc Created
Suddenly he discovered that Atty. Gen.
John Mitchell was calling the signals and
tha t the date !or general compliance had
be<n poltponed .
Panetta sought to make It clear th at
the new policy did nol affect existi ng
orders and planl and prepared a
memorandum to that effect. When White
House pressure forced Finch to v.·ilhhold
the memorandum, Panetta oUe:rtd to
rt!lgn but FIDch talked him out of It.
Notes : A posth un1ous work of John
Steinbeck, the Nobel Prlie novelist who
died lat~ last year, w\11 appear fron\
Viking Press under the Utle "Jour·
nal of a Novel." Thia 11 a dny·by-
day acco11nt o! writing "East of Eden."
Ste~nbeck'1 longest and most ambitious
novel ( 1952 ) as told in letters to the lnte
Pascal Covici, Steinbeck's editor at Vik·
Ing. The n1anuscript had been kept in a
wooden box, handcarved by Steinbeck,
bearing the title of the novel and the
Hebrew character! for the word uu1n·
shel," which figured In a key episode in
the book. SINCE ntEN, Panetta ha1 pursued his
Job with conalderable success. He ls now
· dealing wttb the last 10 J>('rcent of THE LE'ITERS to Cpvlcl were
Southern school districts to comply with sometimes used a.s "a kind of arguing
the law. ground for the story,'' as St~lnbeck put
But the work took him to Florida and it; more often, when the argument h:id
South Carolin• and ht had. la tely begun ~ been worked out In advance, they con.
to seek entorCemtnt In Texas, where ' slsted of random thoughts, comments on
there is leaaJ tetrtgatlon against Mex!-pe:rsonal and public events. Not a forma l
c&n ·Americans. Tbu1 Jt was th at Thur-lltrrary \VOrk, the journal, Viking tells
mond, Gurney and Tower told the \Vhlte me. cttsl~ much light on Stelnbcck's-m.lpd
Jlouse that Panetta mutt go. and on the nature of the creative process.
The resignation itself was handled For instance :
brutally. Stories that Panetta had resign-··r split myself Into thrtt people."
ed v.·ere planted in a Columbia, S.C.. Stei nbeck tonlldcd to Co\•lci •·1 know
newspaper, formerly represented by (l.lhat they look like. One lip~1·ult1trs and
White House aide Harry Dent. Pred!C· one criticizes and the third tries to c:or·
I
, .,, .. __ ,
( T,he Bo<>kruau .. ____ _
relate. tt 11tutllly turns out to be a fight
but out or it co1nes the \l'hole 1Yeek's
\VOrk."
AGAIN: ••1 IJ1\nk the humnn thrives
bes t when lie ls ll little worried and ~
unhappy, and tills is Implemented with
ncc.-'(!Jes In I.he brain ... One 'Is never
drained by work bu~ Only by idlencs.~.
Lnck of work is the most enervallng
thing in the. world.'~
"The cosmic ulcer comes not fr-0n1 the
gre nt !'Oncerns but (rom l1tllc ir·
rltatlons."
·rhc ltHcr~. \'!klt1g adds. appeared on
the left·hand pages of the manuscript,
and when Steinbeck tclt ready he pro-ccroed to fill the fflcing right'4111nd pages
"'ith tl~xt or ''East of Eden." He
usually-flttfO two pagts. of the notebook a
day iJ anuar,v 29 through November t.
1951). ubout 1:;00 \\·or<ls. Th is pronlises to
be :i literary <"u110~11y.
\\illlan1 llog11 n
Tl-US OELJBEfL\TJo:: obfu~cation Or
tnds and means ma_y acco1n1>lish a great
n1a ny politlcol obj e c l l v cs. The
Southerners will have preserved segrega-
tion. The President "'i ll have eliminated
Georg<? \\lallace from se rious contenllon
in 1!172 Some Northerners wl!l have 8fl"
peased v.·hat they delect as a growing
racist Ude in their own sh1tes. But the
Apocalyptic vision of the Kerner Com·
1nission-tv.·o Americas: one black, one
'11hitc. both armed-will have mo ved a
step closer to rel'.llity.
Dy Fronk !\-tankiewici
and 1'01n Braden
Tuesday, Ma1:ch 3, 1970
T/1c ediloriaL paoe of tlte Doil·g
Pilot seeks lo 01/on ii nnd stim-
ulate renders by presenting this
newspaper's opln lo11s and cam-
n1e11 ta r11 or1 top1c3 of · i nteresi
and .~ig1tlficanct. by providing a
for um for the t xpres.rfon of
our readers' opinioni, and bu
--prcsrwting tile diverse vtrw;
paints of informed obsnvtr.r
tH1d spokesmen on to pic.s of t.h•
day.
Robert ~. \\'l"c d, Publisher
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•
CHECKING
•UP•
All Spiders Alive
Always Can Thread
By L. M. 80\'l)
IN SOME SPECIES of
caterpillar, the female's blood
is yellow, the male'• ls green.
Whal do you \hink Of that?
• . . OUR LOVE AND WAR
A1AN says lt'I· ditfJcult, ex-
<:eedingly dll!icult for a girl to
engage the serious interest of
any ~man who Is shorter than
herself , . . . 'DON'T CALL
YOURSELF an old farm boy
If you can't name the month in
which the cows give the most
milk, usually. All right, it's
ti1ay .•.. WHY MEN ARE
APT t(I become hard of hear-
ing earller in life than women
is atlll a mystery ... EXACTLY
JOO YEARS AGO there was not
a store In the country that sold
\\'Omen's underwear, not a
one.
PHILOSOPHY I -"J have
always been more concern.ed
with making a l ow I y
frankfurter or a tired old piece
of ham 11eem lntere-Mlng."
11aid Irma Rombaur, "than In
doing something with truf-
nes." Admira6le. Mrs. Rom-
baur wrote the classic
cookbook, "The Joy of Cook·
h1g." Fine work, that. There's
a dlgnlty in mustard that's not
to be found in the supercilious
sauces. There's an Integrity in
hashbrowns that's absent from
\'ichyssolse. No more today
from Irma Rombaur. Tomor·
row maybe a little something
from Kahl~~ibran. •
OPEN \(uESTION Never
saw a left handed barber.
Aren'Lthere any?
NO ~lR. CANNOT ~rify the
ancient claim that the bald
men are the better lovers.
However, a statistician now
does int!eed insist his studies
show the bald fellows
generally tend to accumulate
more money than tht htlry ..
headed men .... WOULD IT
BE UNCOUTH to report the
iNeotlsts have establlshe~
that women's· peiaplraUon is
more odorlferous than men's'!
Yes, auppose it w o u Id !
Nevermlnd,
CUSTOMER SERVICE -Q.
"Which of the tobacco com·
panics came out with the first
filter·tiP cigarette"!" A. I don't
know , but it wasn't one of
ours. That evmt occurred just
60 yeart ago in Russl,a. , . , Q.
"DOES A SPIDER ever run
out of thread?" A. Never dom,
not while alive ... , Q, "l UN·
DERSTAND you bite your
nails, ls -that-r.lght?" A. A lot
of people bite their nails. Billy
Graham bites his nail& ...•
Q. "WHAT ARE the stat.laUcal
chan~ a girl will marry ~r
boss?" A. Odds run 106 to one
against that felicitous OC·
currence.
MAYBE IT'S JUST railroad
propaganda, don't know, but
the claim is made that one set
of train tracks has the car-
rying capacity or 20 freeway
Janes .... 11IE WIVES OF
seamen bought O'o credit, pro-
mising to pay when their
husbands came h o m e .
Thereby, says our Language
man, got \\o'e the phrase,
"When my ship comes
in .... "
RAPID REPLY -YES,
SIR, ltULUONS of people in
the world prefer mare's mllk
to cow's milk, millions.
Your questfotis and com·
ments are welcomed and
wilt bt used whenevei pas·
sible in "Checking Up."
Please address your mail to
L.M. Boyd in core of Doily
Pilot. Bo:t 1815. Newport
Beach, Calif. 92663.
DAs Continue Study
Of Schrade Funding
SACRAMENTO (AP) · -
Three district attorneys today
pursued their investigation Irr
to Senate leader J a c k
Schrade's acceptance of a
$5,000 campaign contribution
from lobbyists last year, three
years prior to his next elec·
ti on.
But the legislature's ethics
committee chairman rejected
Schrade's personal insistence
on a hearing.
A sie m b ly man Harvey
600 Tourists
Quit Canyon
GRAND CANYON (UPI) -
htost of the 600 tourists
Btranded overnight by a
snowstorm at the Grand Can-
yon were gone today and
mosl of them, according to a
park ranger, considered the
experience an exciting ad~
venture,
"They had a good time,"
said Al Yehl. management
assistant for the park service.
"We had some al the visitors
center and they were having a
M>ngfest. So t think it was
quite an experience for some
or them."
Arizona 641 the only road In·
to the park, was cleared Mon·
day morning for veh1cles
equipped with chalnl and
opened to all vehicles In '\he
afternoon: Snow wps falling in-
termfttently but skies were
expetted to clear this af·
ternoon.
Johnson sa1d he would not
distort the committee 's role
into "whitewashing" Schrade,
nor would he allow it to
become a forum to settle "an
internal power struggle in the
senate between rival Repub-
lican leaders."
Sen. Howard Way (R·Ex·
eter ) Schrade's predecessor,
came under attack Monday
from a Democratic ally of
Schrade, Sen. James Q.
Wedworth. Hpwt}1orne.
Wedworth said Way had a
photocopy of the $5,000 check
Schrade acknowledges receiv·
ing last year, but did not take
it to law enforcement: officials.
Way replied the photo of the
uncashed check was n o t
evidence of any wrongdoing.
Way acknowledged the ac-
curacy of another Wedworth
claim, that Way carried
forward from his 1968 cam-
paign a $5.284.14 fund surplus.
Wedworth asserted Way was
a "strange person" to question
the propriety of Schrade's
June 1969 acceplance of the
$5,000 check v.·hile keeping
such unspent campaign money
from 1968 for 1972.
Way said "most senators do
the same," and il is not the
same as Schrade's acceptance
of $5,000 "from a single In·
terest just six months after
election to a four.year term."
The check · Issue surfaced
again Monday when
Wedworth, one of 13
Democrats es Ii e n t I a I to
Schrade'& accession to the
president pro tern post Feb.
10, accused Way of "political
blackmail ."
BIBLE THO UGHTS
G OO IS NOT DIAD: II• i111't 1v111 SIC!(.
A mod1111 1lllt itl ll'llV ••v. "God h'
de1d": but 10011, &od 1111 11v th1I thi1
1th1i1l "i1 d11d'', 111d it wilt b1 TRUI!.
Min .f'l'llY come 111d m111 m1v 90, ltwl God
9011 on fo••v••· It 11 • will \now11 1c.itll·
tific. f1ct th1t "''"'' 1nd 1n1r9v CAN
NOT IE DESTROYED. The ir co11ti1111ltv b11p11lt1 • G1d who will
,l .... 1r1--. .. i.1t. Thi ind1llr11cltb!lity of God Jtroc.l1111e 111 ETEANtTY ,
Jn both di•1clio1n , prior, lo Now 111d fo11¥lt 1fl1rw1rd.
lh1 'P1•l111i1I h1J tiiJ, "Thi h11 ... t t1f 4'1cl1r1 '"' glory of Wo4;
111d 011 fi,11'1111'11~1 thow1th hi1, h111d;wo1lt" ~ !11 . 19:11 . Tli1 llllE
t1Uj'" 1.i. 'lboul God, S11 ihe tr11 f1tli1 911nd1 ur, th1 pro¥ld111t.1
ind l.1,flnlt1 111tur1 of God d1plcl1d lfl P11lm1 IO•. A11d of tl-.1
GOODNESS of God to ll'ltn in th1 tw111~-thlrd 1'111111.
111 ord1r tl-.11 11'1•11 mi9hl f11ll., 1111cl1r1t1114 God, Jt1111 Cl ll'll to
111th ind 11 ... 1d t lif1 of lo"• 111cl 1•r ... ic1 to 11'1111. IJ11, 1:1 ,1•,
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1:9·1 1, 1iSS J, H1 11111 to 11rtli the Hol., SFtirlt lo 911ld1 ""'"
111to 'ri9hl10111r1111 111cl to comlorl 111•11 IJ11. 1'4:26, 16:1·10 ). Thi
l ll lE i1 th1 work of th1 Holy Spirit 111d 11111 m:1n kow lo plt•••
God, hl1 cr11tor 11 Pi+. I :20, 2 Tl,,,,J d S-11 I. H1•1 YOU tl11cli1d
th, l lbl11 H••• YOU r1c1i ... 1d 11!1 Holy Spilll Info your lif.-}
Tht l ibl1 11y1, "lt.•P•"' 111d b1 b1plh1d , ... ,,~ 0111 of vou 111
lh1 111m:1 of J11111 Chrhl for tho rt111i1!ofl of 11111, 111d y1 111111 r1c1l~1 th1 9:h of tl-.1 Holy Spirit .. !Ach 2:)1 1. Corn1, 1l11dv
th1 1;bt1 -... ith 111· lit 111 pl1111 God to91th1rl Chu1ch of Chtl1I,
217 W.. W!l1011 S+ .. Co1!<1 M1l 1, C1. ~1627. TMM-TY--CFin11.t
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QUEENIE ly Phil lntfl41111dl. B.lack Unit
At SFSC
To Be Cut
SAN FRANCISCO (ljPJ) -
The e'ntite full-time tacuhy of
the black studies department
at Sa.n Franclt:co State College
has been noUfied it wUl not be
reappointed next school year.
College oftlclals , said Mon·
day letters of tennlnaUon ef-
fecUve in June were sent to
the six Instructors because the
department h1:1d not submit ted
its recommendatlons on reap-
r.Intments ln Ume for revlev.·.
Without the letters. the In-
structors would have been
reappointed automatlcally, lhe
offlclals sald. They added the
letters difnot amount to actual
firings and are subject to
review and change.
"All right! All right! I ain't got all day ! Wh.,,, doe,
the crank mail go ?11 -
"The action wa1 necessary
because the black studies
department failed to forward
I t s reappointment recom -
mendaUons to my office Jn
Ume to e.llow the required
review and noUficaUon of in·
dlvlclµals by the I e i at 'forty Not Expected
To Run for Governor
-deadllne..-Marcll 1. a n d
because the departmen t
facu lty continued to refuse to
meet with the admb1lstfatlon
on this and other personnel
SACRAMENTO \AP) -L<lt
Angeles r.fayor Sam Yorty is
\\'ailing until almost the last
moment to say if he:u run for
governor.
Yorty, a maverick
Democrat, will annolli1ce his
decision the week of March J5,
his press ·office said today.
March 2Q is the deadline for
candidates to file for the June
2 primary. ·
cond term March 10 and nle matters," said Donald Gar·
on ~1arch 12. rlty. vice president f o r
academic aftalrs. Yorty acknowledged last
month that Mrs. Warschaw
was among friends urging him
not to challenge Unruh in the
primary.
Mrs. Warschaw said ~1onday
she hadi1't discussed the race
\\'Ith Yorty since then.
'"'The Intent of taking this
actlon~ was not to preclude
reappointment of any single
Jndlvldual, or or all the in·
dividuals, who l\'ere sent such
letters.
.
Viet Sailors
Here to Train
Sailors Find
Boat Adiif t;
Crew Gone
.
luttdaY, March '· 1970 DAILY PILOT 1i
Guard Withdraws
From Calrri UCSB
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -window1 of the university ad.
The l,$00 national auard troops mlnlstratlon building were
sent here to prevent mob vi· 1hattered.
olence were withdrawn Mon-lt was the first acUon by the
day as calm returned to the university against UCSB 1tu~
student community adjacent to dents althou&h hundreds of them were In the crowds which the University ot Calltornia seized a business district in
campus. l11la Vlsta last week. .
The lasl lruckload of lht Sheriff James Web11ter, in
guard.amen, sent Jn with Oov. charge of law enforcement
Ronald Reagan's authorization perJOMel, said he hoped there
last Friday arter riot.Ing left would be no further trouble but
wiodows broken and a bank that he had sufficient force to
destroyed by fire, pulled out cope with it. A su11down tB
before noon. , sunup curfew remained in ef.
Sheriff's depuues and the feet.
California __ ..Highway Patrol Aµthorities said of th~ 120
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A San were ·held In re.serve although persons arrested, 68 were adult
Dleg~based flshlng boat hss the area was reported quiet. students, 47 were nonstudents
found .a 35-loot yawl with only UC sant.a Barbara achool of-and five were juveniles. Fifty~
a dog aboard adrift 1$0 miles .flcialB said the campus was nine of the student! Were from..
south of .?tianzailillo, Mexico. calm and clauea were held UCSB and there were two from ft was not known what hap-on schedule. the Unlverslty of Callfomia
pened to persons aboard the --Chancellor Vernon Cheadle campus at Berkeley, one from
sailboat. the Pegini o. disclosed that thret students UC San DJegoJ. one from Long
Thomas Santos~~ skipper of had been suspended for their Beach State l;O!lege and four
the tunaboat Ronnie s. radioed part in the rock·throwlng me-from San1a Barbara City Col~
Monday that the yawl was lee Saturday night in which lege.
found with its masta broken:\liiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil and rigging trailing In the !ea.
He said a driver's license was
found in the name of Richard
R. O'Neil of Seaside Avenue,
San Pedro, Calif.
The dog was taken aboard
the fishing boat. The Peggy D
was cut loose to continue drif·
ling.
The· Coast Guard in San
Francisco reported Monday
that the motorshJp
Benegrande radioed Feb. 22
that two persons from the
Peggy D were picked up. But
the ship, its registry and
destination unknown, has not
been in contact since.
The foreign ship said It
rescued "Mr. and Mrs .
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Passbook accounts continue at so;,
per annum compounded daily. "l don't expect him at this
point to run ," said Carmen
\Varschaw, the Democratic
n al lona l committee\Voman
from California and con·
sidered a poliU cal friend of
both Yorty and Assembly
Democratic leader J e s s
Unruh.
She added. "I think he's a
rather rare poliUclan in that
he still labels me a friend even
though J'm trying to talk him
out or running."
Mrs. Warschaw said she
thinks Yorty hasn't made up
his mind.
SAN DIEGO (AP) _ About Richard Onial," but the Coast
200 So·uth Vietnamese sailors Guard said there could have been an error in transmission. arrived ~ionday to take over The Coast Guard in Long
two U.S. Navy tank landing Beach said it had no report of
Get JIOUr 'Fr:tt Febnlary Horoscope TIOW,
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said she doesn't think a
primary fight between the two
automatically :would damage
Democrats' c h an c e s of
unseating Reagan.
shlPf'. The South Vietnamese will a missing sailboat and could find no trace of a ~Richard undergo ~wo weeks or training O'Neil on Seaside Avenue, San
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.' want ·to know what are the * that the return you are 8bout to prepare will be ex·
amined. The straight answer
1s: "tbat 'depends on the siz.e
and sources of your lncomt>
and 11hf types and slie of your dedocticih.s. U your deductions
apPear Out or line. the chances
~l you will be eiamined ......
TO GIVE \'OU a more
specific guide : latest Treasury
statistics indicate that one out
of every 200 individual returns
will be picked for a field audit
(lh~.Jtind of exam where the
agent Visits you at you r plact
of business). Also, one out of
every 41 individ11al returns
will be picked for an office
audit (the kind where you are
asked to visit your local direc·
tor's office ). Note tht' crucial
points on your income and
deductkins in paragraph one!
In '69. the Treasury began to
use its data processing equip-
ment to select returns with
~ F&mily
1problems?
Fa\1lilies are facing
"'31'Y·problems \oday.
~raticln, divoi;ce .
.:O..nt<!iild conflict, ·~cillt]lresstlre.
But with\God's help.
every family problem
can be solved.
Hear.Harold Rogers.
~of The Christian ~.llOardol ~Um$ip tell, for i '~.bowawife's
' uhilio-standing of
Gdd's love for Hil'
children brought her
I unfaithful husband lia<!< to Ills !aJ»ily.
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BEGINNING thls p a s t
January, according to th!"
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to select returns with gross in·
CO"}e oJ $10,000 or over ror
audit -
Tale for granted that your
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\vUl be and errors wlll only
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1'he Treasury finds that we
make a lot of errors. -with
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error in favor of the individual
taxpayer and $68 the average
in favor of the Treasury.
llow can you tell whether
your return is tO be audited?
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been plucked for examinalion
within 26 months after the due
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ID 1~7 1 reWms sho~J d ,
therefore, be rompleted by
this June 30, 1970. A3 a prae·
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been called for an audit of
yoor 1967 return by now, it 's
unlikely you ever will bt.
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Now ~It-Oµly,Takes 90 Seconds-to End Marri~ge
87 TOM BARLEY
Of "" o""' '•w 111tt
SAN!l'N ANA -Audrey pac-
ed the floor. outside the
courtroom, nervously puffed
.. htt dgmtte and tried
hard·not to look In Bi11'1 direc-
Uon: ·
Her estranged husband talk-
ed t.o hla lawyer about the
lovely new courthouse they
wert In, the Denny McLah1
scandal and the Angel!' adop-
tion of Dodger trainin& techni-
ques -and tried hard not to
look in Audrey's direction.
"I hate this,·~ Audrey told
her lawyer. "We're going t.o be
stuck here all day and I have
problems enough w Ith o u t
going through . thls kind of
ordeal. QuesUons, quesUons
and everybody listening to our
private affairs -·•
''It isn't that way any more,
Mrs. -, " her lawyer pa-
tlenUy explained for the sixth
time that momJng, "I've told
you, you're going to be
.,;urprlsed at just how easy -
-t:ome on now , here we go."
Flft~n minutes l a t e r
Audrey and Bill were outside
the courtroom no k>nger linked
ln marriage. The bonds they
forged in Kansas City four
years ago had been-dissolved
-that iJ the tenn now for
what people still refer to as
divorce -by Judge Herbert
Hel'land.!. .
Just 90 seconds of that time
-carefully clocked by a
reporter -had bttn spent In
terminating thelr rocky mar-
riage. It see med to Audfey
that the marriage was· over
before she could even gear
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' herself to tell the iudge all .
about Bill's description of her
before the··~cnnaren and that
dirty little affair he had had.
Judge Hertands wouldn't
have·been interested. The h•w
now doesn't let him be in-
terested. All he needs i! for
the parties t.o telJ ·him that
they .can't get along, and that
they've agreed on a division of
their community property and
he dissolves the marriage,
In court language,. he has to
be convinced t h a t "ir-
reconcilable differences" have
caused a n: "irremediable
breakdown" or' the marriage.
And since 90 secQOds is par for
the dissolution course around
Orange County Superior Court.
It doesn't take. much more
than the filing to convince the
jurist that you and the little
woman have a big problem
and really shhuld go your
separate ways.
There seems to be little
doubt that the news is getting
arou nd. For dissolutions of
marriage ion Orange County -
the new law caine lntc effect
last Jan .. 1 -are up-18-per·
cent on divorces filed at this
time last year.
The 1,800 diSS()lutions filed
by late last Friday were up by
more than 300 .on the totaJ of
divorces' filed' In the first two
months of •1969. Court officials
have generously allowed for
the annual upswing common
to all Orange C\)Unty filings
and then conclude that the
switch from divorce lo dlssolu·
tion must have increased
court actions Jn that field by
at least lO_percent.
Audrey!s reasons account
for the·buJk-ol that 10 percent
In the opinJon of her lawyer, a
specialist in the marriage
dissoluUon field .
"When 1 learned · jll.St how
easy It was to end a marriage
Ulat really eoded three years
ago I d!!Cided to t8ke the
plunge," she said. "l was
afraid to before Ulerr because
of the airing of dirty linen in
the courtroom and because I
am basically a shy and
sensitive person.
"I'm glad1 I did," she sald.
"It--was all over before I could
really start_ to worey about it.
I think this new law ls a bless-
ing, Pllrlicularly to t h e
women, and l think Jt was an
inspired act by the
Legislature.:•
But many Californians don't.
Audrey's mother, a Newport
Beach resident who personally
implored her representative in
the Legislature to oppose the
measure, branded !he new law
as "the c~rlification of im·
morality.
"I'm not saying that there
shouldn't be divorce and I'm
not a Roman Catholic," s~e:
said. "Obviously, there are
many instances when lt would
be better to end a broken mar-
riage but this new law changes
a union blessed by the c~urch
into a mad game of bedroom
roulette. ·
"Respect for the sanctity of
marriage l'> going fast If It
hasn't gone," she snapped.
"Where a firm line should
have been taken by our
la\\'JMkers they have swung
the pendulum in the other
Chambers Re~elected
Goodwill President
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cUrecUon with an · eye to the a1i9ed up to one thing -the rl~ge co u n.s e ~l n g, the ,of marriage ls contested -
votes of.the younger aet." gr4ntlng of l divorce for one assistance or the conciliation and not many of them art la
The church sbe referred to ol lhe parlles,'' he said. "What court or a waiting period Orange County -·the· judii:e
Js solldly with· her If the com-was the point in 99 percent of "might help you ·restore your may call for testimony rrom
ments: or five representatives those cas,es pf, in your marriage to What it once was? thQSe who can shed light on
-two. of them Romi.n source's phrase, airlng all that Jf the P-_etiUOn -flied seeks lhe reasons for the breakup ol
CathQlic prlests -a~ fYPical dlrtY linen in the courtroom "spouSal sup-port" _ we used the marriage.
of the o~tlopk of men of the and prolonging ·,what already to .know that as aUmony -Witnesses may ht. asked to
cloth. was an agony-'J-three more quesUOru are pos· do what Audrey dreaded -air
"I happen to think that my 1111 isn't true to say' that all ed by the court: that "dirty linen" !he talked
own church' is much too rigid dissolutions are .now a 91).se. -Are you wprking at the about with testimony on a
in the ma~ of dlyotce," one cond procedure and theipublic pesent time? HaVe you worked marriage Partner's drunken-
young priest commented. ".But shoulAA't think that,'' he warn-in the past? ls there any ness, Infidelity, cruelty or
tills is ,something ~se. Whtt_ ed. ••it.is possible to 4ispose of reason why you caMOt work, physical abuse.
you are .doin'.g l)OW, in most in-cases quickly whtn everything either part or full time? The judge may not want to
stances, is liking out a license has been ctit and dried by 'the If the court is given an un-hear very much of it and the
to ,sle.ep_,Jor more than one parties themselves before they ·contested documentation of new law · certainly doesn't
night Wfth a woman and then ~~ !:._oort. _ _ __ the cou ple's community pro-want him to hear all cf it. He
yoqr friendly neighborhood "But whert the unstated. di~ ~rty and a statement of the Jr will listen just Jong enough to ....
judge will dissolve your rela-vision of community p~operty income, standard of living.and 'become convinced - or
Uonsh.lp i.n -what was that ls concerned, the judge must . other financial data, then a oU:ierwise -that he can end
figure? Ninety i econ d s? set abOut effecting It," he said. speedy judgment on support. the fuarriage in Q,Uestion.
Really? My good Lord i "That takes lon"ger but that payments is usually made. But the new law isn't much
Some ot · those "friendly isn't the only factor that might "It comes down to the needs) help for couples hailing from
'neighbQrhqod judges" arfn't cause the judge to go· into . of one partner and the ability slates with stiff dlvorce laws.
any happier than the ministers much more than a 90·second to pay of the other," the judge They have to prove that they
over , the new d I v .o r c e hearing." said, "Then we have to bear in have lived in California for at
California style, but Utey all • This _ls how the dissolution mind the length of the mar· least six months before they
point ,out that tfley-can do no procedure Work;i and this is riage. A woman ,ending 20 can file a suit. And their
more than obey the law and what the parties to such a years of marriage has a lot divorce does not become final
dispose of dissolution issue-s in court action are asked: more right to Court con-until six months after the
the manner prescribed last -You have asked for a sideration than a girl breaking decree has been granted -
year by the Legislature. diS$olution of your marriag~. up after a few months of what very much on the lines of the
Superior Court Judge Do you still desire this? wasn't marital bliss." law du m J>'e d by the
William Murray feels that we -•Have these differences And th!re ts no 90-second Legislature last year.
may end up with a divorce c re a•t e d irreconcilable dif-0 qbickie" when it comes to "The law," ~mmented a
system that Is oversimplifie<J. ferences between you? · ·determining' the custOOy _o_f Superior court clerk, "was ap-
But one of his colleagues -Have they caused an ir· minor ·children. Most judges proved for Californians. That'•
regards the new law as remediable breakdoWn of your ·prefer to set a Separate hear-how it got its name around the
"inevitable" and "a great way marriage? ing for that procedure. courthquse -Di v 0 r c e ,
to break up the logjam that -Do you think that mar--If a petition for dissolution CaUfomla .atyle." ·
existed in our domestic rela·l--~~--~~iiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii-~--· tlons courts. I
"Our divorce cases were .-k
cluttered with po Intl e ss a as. a IS ALIVE! arguments, with embanassing
reve!aUans and., Y«ith pro-At "The Gra ndest ·Mall •Of All"
codU<es that aim~ always A _ 8;:;;gp:;;fl~:.
Air Pollution 1_~~~~~~~'~'~1'~~~~~~
Officer Due
SANTA ANA -Anaheim In-president. "It wilt soon och,py ~ecognition In' 30 a
dustrlallst Robert Chambers a new $633,000 rehabilitation
TUSTIN -The Lawyer's has beec re-elected to an un-center mai:king an important SANTA ANA -Orange
Wives ol Orange County· have precedented third tenn as step forward In treatment o{ County Air Pollution Control .IA...a ... h1·11 racer-can
announced the openlng of the president of G 0 0 d w i 11 the handicapped." Officer William Fltchen will UUWW' 11 .
::~e~~~~~;~e:: rn::t~::ro~!:~~~~d1. sc~:il:~i:t~::~t~:~e~: ~;rec~;~:rw~i11~e~::10:~ pl' unge a' half a m·11e to · ls "La Brld t Audubon Society's Annual .. ~.-, <•c~1~.~LL1~i Olive st~ pie w-ge 0 tional tenn for president of elected vice presiden t ; Conservationist Award. . •
wn1m11t11:;:, s..rv1....o b'f w1i., P1b1., Justice." the group which works wlth Edward Lemon, Santa Ana in-
-''""' Emlt.1'1• c .......... ltDMrv, WHlne.. E hJ h I be th h d' d I h h d Ir' 1· l t Mr A society spokesman said I the ti ....... ,M.PIHil"1m111'COlotrl1l f 11ner11 ssays, w c mus e an 1cappe ,at oug us 1a 1s , secreary; s. Fitchenisslatedfor theaward n same me you ~ •• ll.11<1111.m Mi u, Th11r,c11v. 11 AM, postmarked by March 6, 1970, James Lukens, Chambers' Agnes Townsend, assistant because of his work in air
81essed Sacr•rnenl C.thatlc Churd!, W••I· d d l J '! C II h mlftllff. orrecttd ~ Ptlk F1ml1Y Colon· tnust be 250 words or less, but pre ecessor, serve two secre ary; runes 1' C U oc , pollution control relative to
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ldcilw Group
Robert E. P..tQC, general
manager of the Coeur d' Alene
Summer niea~r, · a mulical
repertory c o m p a n_y in
Northerd Idaho, will hold audi·
lions in Orange County the
first week ln April for .singers,
danti!r1, actoMI, musiclll'll
and technicians who are in-
terested in joining the com·
pany for the 1970 !leason.
Moe, a high school teacher
In San Clemente, will be
traveling over the western
r.art of the United States dur-
ng th~ third and fourth weeks
In ~larch in order to interview
1pi>llcant!I for the theatrical
company which· resides in
Coeur d' Alene each summer.
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that he can schedule the audi-
tions. Hl1 address ls 320 W.
Palaiada, Apt. 3.
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Musicals at· La:guna, SC
By TOM 11TVS
Of fttt Dtll1 l"lltl fMff
'l11ere's mUJic ln the alt this
week on the Orange Coast
theattr ~lrcuit with the open-
ing of two lyrical productions
-"LltUe Mat)' Sunshlne"
tonliiht at the Laguna Afoulton
Playhouse and "Si\oon RJver
Anthology" .at South Coast
Repertory on Saturday.
For Laguna, tonight will
mark the first musJcal tn the
ne" playhom _ oprebed laSt
fall, aod for I.he occaaJon the
theater reunlte.!11 a pair of
director& who made mualcal
hisklry of aorta at the old
playhou~e.
Oirtctor Kent John50n and
i;nuslcal director Doris Shields
-who were responsiblt for
the cele~rated summer shows
"Stop the World -I Want to
Get Off" in 1"41 and "The
Roar of the Greasepaint, the
Smell of the crawA" !11 .lll1=:
join forces again for this
gentle satire of the old
melodramatic operettas from
the Ne I son Eddy.Jeanette
McDonald era. Joan Wulf!IOhn
will handle the choreography.
Starring in the title role of
the sweet young maiden is
Mary Sul.Uvan, whole lon1 list
of credlll includes a previous
appearance as ' 1 fl.1 a r y
Sun!htne." Playing opposite
her 81 Captain "Big Jim"
Warlngton ls.Don fl.1 iller, com-
muting from Hollywood for
the_ show.
Princi pal 1upportlng
ROMANCE -Mary Sullivan and Don Miller are
lovers ln "Little Mary Sunshine," opening tonight at
the Laguna Moulton PleYbouse tor a four-week run .
'
day night 1t SCR's Costa ~lesa
Lbeater.
''Spoon Rlver" will be
prl!ented for three weekends
only, w I t h pertonnances
March 1.a1 U.1$ and 19-21 at
Ille 1blrd Slep Tbealer, 1127
Newport Blvd ., Costa Mesa.
The box office nwnber ls 646-
1363.
* 1.HREE Orange Cou nty
c0i'nmunlty theaters will offer
final performances of their
current product.ions Friday
and Saturday, completing their
r •• p e ctlve three·weekend
englgernt11ts.
'""nlt Death and Life of
Larry Ben1an.'' a drama by
Reginald Rote , winds up Its
slay In the La Paz School
auditorium under the ausplce!I
of the Rancho Community
Players. Tom Titus ls dlrec-
Ung,
Michael Blelitz, J a n e t
Gordon and Terrence Doyle
Co1ned11 Adventure
Comedian Marty Allen and Connie Steveni; star in
"r.1r. Jerico" tonJght at 8:30 on ChaMel 1. The
made-for·television-movie set in Malta, also stars
Patrick Macnee.
h!ad the Rancho ca$t, with---------------------
Dikkl Parkhurtt, J o a n n e
Wolcott and Judy Dettenrleder
In major 1upf)Ortlng roles .
Also In lhe e11t are Colleen
Clark, Sue Brennan, Bette
Killion, Clark Farrell and
Nancy Briggs. ReservatlonS
are being taken at 837-17~S.
New Irvine Theater
Sets First Auditions
The Costa Mesa C Iv I c Playhouse draw1 ill curiain on The newly organized Irvine
the Edward Albee dr1ma "A Community Theater will hold
Delicate Bal•pce, '' under the audit.Ions for Its premiere pro-
dlrecUon of Hap Graham. ductlon, two one act plays, on Marthella Randall, Bob Wentz and Pali Tambelllnl hesd the Wednesday evening.
cast. Tryouts for ''llow Tall I!!
Julie H1a1, John Hoyt and Toscanini." directed by R.
Mary Sherwood also are fea-Eastman Dow, and 1'Arla da
tured In the show at the Capo," directed by Tom Community Ctnter auditorium
Sandburf and l\i a t h e w s
street..
Four men and two women
are needed for the plays. A aec·
ond rtading wlll be held Sun-
d1ty at the home of R. A.
MC.-CaM, 15702 Myrtle Ave.,
Tustin.
DAILY •ILOT J J
Concert'
At Irvine
A C.'OnlemporarY work by
Knyntof Pendfreekl will be
performed al.on& with ~
Brahma "Requiem" ln a con.
cert to be prestnted by the
Unlver•lty Ch o t u a and
Orchestra at ':30 p.m. Satur.
day and Sun~ay, March 14 and
15, in Crawford ltall, UC Ir·
vine.
The Pendereokl work, ''Dies
Irae," was written In memory
of the vlctin\s of Autchwltz.
The COnct(t. ii O~ to the
public )W1th0ut charae.
,\l(:M l'rr...,nt •
An Ar1hur I' .. 1 .... ,,1., l'n•I0•11111t
Peter O'Toole
Petula Clark
"Goodbye,
Mr. Chips" '" ...... _..
CINEOOMF
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on the Oranae Cou nt y Threadgold, will be held at
Further Information ma y be
obtained by cl.lllng Carla Dow,
president of lhe group, at 333-
0793 or Beverlee Price at '44-
:1.182. !-===============-
Four musicals -"Hello,
Dolly," ''Oliver.'' "Guys and
Dolls" and _:.'Man of La
l-fancha" -wlll be produced
In repertory from July 3
through Sept. S. Rehearsals
1tart June 15.
as1Jgnment.a are being handled
by Alan Haf't, Blanche
Mi ckelson, Constance Crane
(repe.aUng her role of
?ttadame Ernestine from UC
Irvine's 1965 production), Son-
ny Budd, Steve Schwaer and
Jim Paskel.
by Dwight Rich1rd Odle and
Ken Knutson a11l1tln1t
Ander.en on the R.ocky Moun-
tain setting. The orchestra in,
eludes Tlmothr Troy, Robert
Mark Corwin -and Marcia
Weimar. ·
Ron Thtonaon, who staged
tnu!ICal productions of "The·
Incredible Reign of Good KJng
Ubu'' and "A Funny Thfng
Happen!d on the Way to the
Forum" at SCR, is directing
the show, which is a full pro-
duction rather than a reader's
theater offering. Special ef-
fects are being created by
photog rapher Kenneth
Shearer.
'alrarounds. Call the Costa 7:30 p.m. in the all purpo!e
Mesa ReertaUon Department room at UnJve rslty ParkJ ;:==========,111"
The 18 company members,
who in the pa!l years have
come from all parts of the
United , States, receive room
and board and a small salary
for their services.
BOAT BUFFS
: .6.lmoPI Loc•1b1y !1 th• otily
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on 1ny n•w•p•p•r In Or1n91 ! County. Hi1 111clu1iv1 cov1r191
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i1 • dilly f11fut1 of th1 DAI LY
\PILOT.
Completing the large cast of
actors, singers and d.ance rs
are Jil1 Carter, Jill Nof;tiger,
Richard Wood, Al Adams,
Sheri H_addad, Bill Berl!, Bill
Powell, Terry Hamilton, \Ven-
dy Hurst, Ginny Paul, Lana
Walker, Don Castle, Dena
Brown, Laurence Cale and
William Egan.
Richard Ander s en Is
technical director for the
show. with costumes designed
"Llttle Mary Suruihlne" will
be on the Laguna stage for
four weeks, playing Tuesday
through Saturdays. Reserva-
tions are being taken at the
playhouse box office, 494-0473.
* fl.tUSJC, monologues and
special visual erfecL! will be
combined in South Coast
Repertory'! "Spoon R I v e r
Anthology." opening Saturday
hutead of the traditional Fri-
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Comprising the cast are
James Baxes, 1.1 art h 1
1'.1cFarland. Charles Hutchins,
Toni Doiiglass, Larry
Harbison and Toni Shearer.
Diredor Thronson also serve!!
as musician for the show.
Japanese
Pianist
In Concert
head into the homestretch lr
with "The World of Carl
Sandburg" at the Mucken-
thaler Center, 119 Buena Vista
Drive, Fullerton. Brad Fry ls
directing.
John Ward. hfelanie Otey
and Margaret Merritt take the
principal roles in the evening
of music, dance and literature.
ReservaUons may be secured
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* CONTINUING in production
on nearby stages are "A Far
Country" at the Long Beach
Community Playhouse and
"The Play'' at Anaheim's
Branding Iron Re!taurant.
Ralph Bowman and Kathy
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Sigmund Freud biographical "THE CHALLINGE 0,
Yuli Takahashi, y oung drama ls on stage at 5021 E. ROBIN HOOD"
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at 8:30 p.m. Friday, fl.1arch Ron Fosler's production o!
13, in the Science Lecture Hall "The Play" coliUnues nightly 1-----------
at UC Irvine. with two performan ces
The program will include Fridays and Saturdays. Darrel
one o( his own compo1itlons Wilson, Donna Bruce and
and other contemporary works Barbara Wi cks head the cast.
as well as Mozart's "Quintet The reservation number is 534.·
in E Flat Majar, K452." 8020.
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music, has appeared In recital
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premie r ed "Orphlka.'' • 1"-'WOfW'i"°P.if!<l~lll
symphonic work which the l 15'1
orchestra had commlsaloned -·· --from Takahashi. Another com-~·n ... Mtmt
missioned work by Takahashi ~
will be heard at the special
Japanese Music Pavilion at
the Osaka World's Fair this
year.
~: 'SOME CoMPANY-KllD Of A
(IUT' General admission to the
concert ls $2. Tickets may be
obtained at the Fine Arts box
o£fice on ~ampus between 11 1~=========~11 a.m. and 2 p.m. weekdays or lf
at the door the night of the
concert.
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Quaraniine Ordered
Apollo .13 to Avoid Any Moon Hazards
WASHINGTON (AP)
Becauae Apollo lS will Land on
a different area of the moon
DUI ....alb, )I.I three-man
crew will have \o endure 21-
doy quaranUn.. µto the nien
al 6Polloo 11 Ind 12.
''1\e rlst ol contamination
ls very low Indeed, but the ex·
tent al hazard is polenilally so
great that many people are
JlOI willing to accept that
small risk," said Dr. Alan
llrown, '8 University of
Ptnnsylvania biologist.
Brown was a member of an
eigbknao scientific p a n e I
named by the American
Academy ol Sciences to assess,
the need for quarantine on
Apollo lS. The pane1's report,
with the quarantine recom-
mendation, has not been
publiahed yet.
~o 1igns ol life have been
detect«! in materiaia brought
back from Ute two previous
moon !endings and the space
qency had been expected"'to
abancfon the quarantine.
LAUNCH APRIL II
Astronauts James A. Lavell
Jr .. Thomas K. Mattingly II
and Fred W. Haise Jr. are the
crew of Apollo 13, scheduled
for launch from Cape Ken-
nedy, Fla_., on April 11. Lovell
and Halse will land on the
moon.
The Sea of Tranquility and
the Ocean of Storms, sites or
the previous landings, are in
mare -or Oat -areas of the
moon. Apollo 13 ls aiming for
the Fra Mauro region In the
highlands, 110 miles east of
tJ:fe Apollo 12 site.
"The question foremost in
my mind is whether one can
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d'vlce •• ·-•••• " t• Request l wcrds
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seaweed &• Haberdas""y 1• Overact itrm:
ll' Not having 2 words
madr •will && Ttlr . ---· lCJ N. American 2 words
evrrgrren &7 Noller
shrub &8 Walk'd 20 Real bargain tiCJ Loved 10
21 Profess ion eicrs~
23 Doc.tor 's 70 Inferior
Str,tt In 71 Ori rn1al
London to Ins 25 Exploits 2ti Mosquito
fer ont DOWN
10 Saver
11 lgno1amus
12 Essence.
Var.
13 Dl'ptnd
18 fns omni;i c 's
proble m
22 As ian frstival
28 llove unstradil~
32 Spoke
softly
l t1roant. 24 Rivl'r of Slang Elll'Opt
37 Coll shot 38 Floor
coverino
3CJ Opponent •l Bulgar ian coin
A2.Smell ts Lions ,
sharks,
etc. AS July lst or
July ~th
rvent
2 15th crn tury 27 Adol'n
ship 29 Pitel' of
l Flower Hoo1lng 4 Hann lb•l's 30 At ~nytlme conquest. ll 160 lutns:
Z word s Informal
5 Calendar 32 Sl~nkt l abbreviation )3 Bis hop 's
6 Word hat indlc at inq )4 Princr in
surprise an opl'ra
7 '#l'd 3.S LHtle ·--8 Feminin~ 31:t Europta'!
namr <10 lncllnt
J/3fl0
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that beat ·•
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<17 De spotic
rulers
-'!CJ Auric Ir
52 Whte l
with
rad iating
points 53 Sig game
animal
55 Blshqp 's
headdress
56 Par-: By Air Mi ll
57 Wants
58 Mouthward
59 Treaty
organrzation:
Abbr. &O Wright
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really u:trapolate from the 11
and ti u:perlence to ll," said
Or. Brown. ''The policy, which
wa& establiahed tome tlme
back, ls to consid~r any new
environment one In which the
originally estimated ha&ard
would apply in full force.
11111e quuUon 1s then: ts the
Apollo 13 landing site suf.
flcienUy d!rferent from Apollo
11 and, 11? If it wasn't, we
might have oogent reasons to
tennlnate quarantine.
"The Apollo 13 la'ndlng site
is targeted for the highland
regions and in addition, some
deep drilling will be attempted
and If successfUI, a sample of
the moon at the depth or 8-10
'meters will be sampled. These
two facts do make the site dif-
ferent.
"It was the judgment of the
committee that thi! was suf·
ficient difference."
CONS IDER REPORT
Dr. Brown emphasized the
report will be considered by
the space science board.of the
National Academy at its next
meeting and that fonnal
transmission of the report to
NASA will follow .
In ouWning plans for Apollo
13 Monday, Capt. Chester N.
Lee. the mission director,
listed some differences in that'
flight from the previous one :
-nie s..m, third stage of
the Saturn 5 rocket that boosts
the spacecraft, will be crashed
onto the moon to record the
impact on a seismometer left
by Apollo 12.
-The lunar module pilot
will be able to 1 an d
automatically if dust obscures
his vision, a.!i It did on Apollo
12.
-Tightened launch rules to
preclude launching under con·
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MR.MUM
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ditioos in which lightning
could strike the spacecraft -
as it did on Apollo 12.
-Longer moon walks -two
of up to 5 ~ours each. The
Apollo 12 crs s walked on the
moon slightly less than eight
hours. The luqar stay will be
increased from 31.S hours to
33.S.
-A backup black and white
television camera, in case
there ls a total failure as on
Apollo 12.
-An eigh~ bag of
drinking w a t e r • reachable
through a tube, for the
astronauts while on the moon.
The Apollo 12 crew com-
plained about thl,00.
-Red identification bands
on the sleeve and leg of
Lovell's space su.it, so wat·
chers on the ground can tell
one from tbe other.
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-Different experiments, in·
eluding -0ne to measure heat
that comes from the moon's
interior, and another to take
the temperature at various
depths. The astronauts will
drill lhree holes, 10 feet deep.
Lee said that scientists hope
to find deep seated crusted
material at the F)'a Mauro
site, whlclr'1$y be as old as 5
blUion years.
Down Sharply
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
One-hundred fifty -eight
persons died in commercial
airline accidents in the United
States last year, the lowest
death roll for one year since
1957, according to the Nation(ll
Transportation Safety Board.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -A is pos.slble until f urther bt ruled out as the cause of
Food aod ~I Admlnbtratlon Jabor'atory 1nvestiga\10ns are the birth dcfeda.
recommendaUon backing up completed. 'I1w:y co m p I a i n Bui some re.stlw FDA of.
an earlltr White House dltec. DuBrldge ove.ratepped h I 1 ficlala argue Finch abould act
u.-to ban.a pesticide linked authority and knowledge in qainst the defolllllt on the
to birth defect5 in mice and settJng the Jan. 1 deadline. basis of present doubt alone.
rats Is plaeOnholed tn the o(. The additional invest\gatiora "It's the aa:rnt old I~ of
lice ~ He.a.Ith, EducaUon and were pl"Olnpte<l, according to innocent unUI proven ,UUty,"
an FDA fact sheet, by the fin-said one omclaJ. ' •Tb e
WeUare Secretary Robert H. ding of a!gnillcant "'""'"'n'· or manufacturer should have to Finch. ..,,..,.. "' prove the ~·"f .··•e •-con-an impurity called dioxin in lli..w -. w
The FD A memotandum the 2,4,5-T that caused birth ~e selling it, not the govem.
written late last Deoemi?(r defects in the ,laboratory ment prove It guilty in order
would precipitate canc:elJaUoo anlmaJS. The impurity must to withdraw it."
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, Cha.lea C. Edwardo-1.9 based on now~ated Information lW!. NYLON-lit
and is invalid becauae the QUALITY SEAMLESS
manufacturer's request that PANTY HOSE prompted it h8' b e e n
withdrawn.
White HoU.se science' advlser
Lee A. J)uBrldge Oct. 29
direcled the Department of
Agriculture to ban t h e
chemJcal by Jan. l unless the
FDA bad in the meantime
establl.sbed a safe residue
level on foods.
DuBridge acted in response
to a government-contracted
study that linked fee ding of
the chemical to birth defecta
in laboratory rats and mice.
Other reports blamed heavy
use of 2,4,~T as 'defoliant in
South Vietnam for an
epidemic of human mlscar·
riages and birth defects.
DuBridge's order has not
been carried out, t h e
Agriculture Department says,
because the FDS and HEW
have failed to forward any
recommendation on s a f e
residue levels for 2,4,5-T in
foods .
For their part, aides to
Finch say no recommendation
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Master craftsman
Guglielmo Cini
U$es a jeweler's
saw to ·trim
rough edges from
delicate setting .
A perfect gem Is nee••·
sery for a perfect set·
ting. Cin i trains an ex·
perienced eye on .,.. foo.
pax before selecting it
for the setting in his
left hand. Gem selec-
tion 11 one of the fiMI
processes in i•welry
me king •
A hot wax lmpre11lori
of tht pendant ·setting
is made by Mrs. Clat·
i11a Todd, a member of
the Cini sta'ff since the
company was moved
to Laguna BMch In
1957. Wex from the
Jelrus machine Is pour·
9d Into a rubber mold
to make an lmpr111lon,
then used to cast the
finished piece. Mrs.
Todd is one of the busl·
nns' 14 employes who
help oper•t, a small-
town shop with an ln-
tern.1'*"1 reputatkwl.
All That Gli'tters lsn .'t Gold • By BARBARA OOARTE <
Of "'9 Dtllt Plllt l .. tf
.. The signature "Clni" means heirloom
jewelry .
. Jt a1w 1tam11 for the iuraame or:
GUCilelmo dlnl; recognl&ed as Alnerica'a
·1oremos1 c:i'llltlman in the-jewelry field.
Cini, wl6 _ .... a sbqp In Lquu•
Beach is 1 handsome, personable man
with 1 talent !or creauon of beauUful
jewelry. , ·
With the help ol It employes,. he
designs and craft.! bh: ari in 1 relatively
small but complct-shop. Craftsmen are '
busy Cuung, hammering, wuing and
buffing in the backshop.while In the front,
customers gue in admiration at elegant
pieces dl.oplayed In "'1ftly Hghled
ahowcases. ,..
Born In ~. Italy, Cini has been
In tlie Arl <iolony since 1957 when he
moved his buslnesa here from Boston at a
C05l ol 135,000. Both he and his-wife Jene, mother of
television's Route 66 &tar Martln Milner,
had children living on !he West Coast. so
the move was a logical one.
Even more so woold be the fact be
would setUe ·in Lagun a, world renowned
for its artists and artisans.
At the age of 12, Cini began ~ lifelong
love affair with jewelry while gaz.ing in
sHops along the Bonte Vecchlo. He soon
became an apprentice, working after
school, learning the trade until , at 17, he
accompanied hi s mother to the United
States to visit two brothers.
They were to remain In this country,
settling in Boston where Cini borrowed $5
and ordered enough silver to fil l a special
on:ler he had secured from an Italian
dealer.
The business gn.'"' :lull "ilh '• '
designer's repulation.
But the European influence remilned,
4nd in 1945, u a result of his fascination
v"1th the artistry and symbolic deslgm in
the Vatican, he designed the {irst pieces
of his now famous Zodiac line.·
In the next few years he was to fashion.
12 ln tricate birth signs In sterllng silver
and 14 carat gold, copyrighting them in
1947. -
Having designed exclusive je"elry for
stars of stage and screen · a n d
discriminating patrons, Ci_ni boasts an in-
ternational clientele.
Exquisite rings set with diamonds and
emeralds, rubies anp other preciou s
stones are but a few of the creations he
displays with pride.
Although hJs work a1'o could be called
his hobby. Cinl..finda time to drive a few
balls around the golf links. travel to ·gift
shows twice a year, give English lessons
lo his mynah bird, or award gifts to visi-
ting dlgnataries. _
And moving fro!J\ the workshop into thtt
kitchen, Cini also is a master crafb rnan
of culinary arts.
He might be what one could can a
"jewel" Jn the kitchen. _
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A 9roceful pendent designed with 1
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o Fl(!renti n• flair by Cini features •n
intricol• setting hi<jhlight.-d by to-
pei. ond ameth'f-;t. The design is one
of mony creoted by the t olented Art
Colon y arfoon. ·
Newconler Eyes Cosmetic Cr6Wn •
By MARIAN CHRISTY
1 ___ _._..,.,i.QtU most-bfauliful ~oung.beroine.,
ltlrs. Bernard Lnnvin, could catapult into
the American limelight as New York's
next cosmetic queen -joining Estee
Lauder, ,_.tala Rubinstein and Germaine
Montell on the throne.
Lan'o!in-Charles of I.he Ritz, a n
Amei'ican perfum~elic house which
a!Ml owns Yves Saint Laurent, has never
had -en electric pcrsonallly 1Q prnftct. a
vibrant company Image. There's a
definite move on among LHnvin's t<>p
bras.'!' lo recnilt Maryl! LaQvln for a
massive bulklup In the ma.gailne.'J,.
,_.1arylt, whosfl maldcn nnme IS Or~inl
11nd who hal\1 rron1 !he fa1nou~ itn !lan
aristocratic ramU}'. is a ior1::cou3 brunet·
te wbo photographs like a dream. big whlte desk In a plaid klllie and clingy simply aurlaces Ul feelings -then the Bernard also was en route <to New York.
But, more than that, she~1 goL brains black' turtle-neck sweater, causlng people wheels start racing again. Fifteen mlnU\ef after Maryl! arrived at and-aR-oinsaUable..ambition..J.o_"::~:;;-~w~h<>~m~ee~t~h~e;;r.;l~or~the~~l~irs~t~tlme;';.;.:to~th~ln~k::.-.,. l\l aryU'1 trademark is .g. straight her Manhattan apartment Beriiard was~
fashion-co.smetic pack. Her Williams she's marshmallow. ey aveni'LalriP•rted In Ule-mlddle-ancHk>,...--<•-the-ttlephone for a date. • '
College-educated husband, a handsome -make a deal they find abe's more like ing past her 1houldera. Alexandre d~ it It's alwaya a shock to meet a beaullfut
Gallic giant who Is the grandnephew of steel. Recenily she has helped design the for her and one day recently 1-Maria woman and then hear remar~s that give
Lanvin.§.found:r, Jeanne Lanvin, d gung-haute couture and boutique collections -Callcu was under the dryer next to hers away her Inner insecurities. "Bernard is
ho abot'lt his wife's aspirations. and Lantin has become more powerful and ~nly admired Maryll's "marietous ric.b, handsome, educated, famous -and
Bernard has gone so far as to provide a than ever, mane." he loved me. I thought I must be worth
full -time household stafr to run their Sometlmes, bow~ver, ~can't help but Bernard fell in love with tilairyll on fi rst something It a man like him Is drawn to
massive 14-rooin Avenue l<~och apartment react like a woman. sight Her .aw her once on a street in
-a chef, bulJe.r, two maid! and II nurse When the going gela rough and the staff Parl11 and a friend casually introduced
for each-of thclr-1.wo cblldun. gets temperamental, so does 1'1aryll. them. Ntlt.daf'he was on the telephone
Of course. this would make the cos· ''It's not good to stay calm when there '• • getting all the' part:ICUlars: Was she in
mclic-queen angle within the realm o! 11 storm," she says. ''So t scream and love with someone.? How old? What were PoSSlbillt~. have l\ysleric!I and everyone knows ex-her plans? The friend advised she w11s
Maryll is a no-ooosense exe('Ul\ve. sti ll actly what I tltlnk." about to go to New York to model (or
In h{'r 20s but ;ible to run the Pnrls Lnn· Maryl! does oot suUer from migraine f ord and that Glamour magazine wanted
vin office like a -or-0. -She sits behind the headaches, ulcers o'r' skin rashes. She to do a spread on her. It so happened that
me."
Maryll's parents, in th:! strict EurOpean
trad1$lon, contlnously erkitized Maryll
during her adolescent years in a movr. Lo •
make her "perfect.': What they gave her
_is a complex. ••Now 1 find that you're jus~
half a woman till 8()mMne loves you. tl's
the only way Lo p in n:lal coufldence."
COSMETIC OUEINt
Mrs, 8trnird Lt n•ln
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Afternoon
Fetes
Recep tion
Laguna Couple
More tbln 200 friends and
relaUves &•thered In
Northridge to o 1J. e r con-
aratulatlons to Mr. and Mr1.
Ktrbert H. Farnswonh ot 1-llodl oo Ille oe<ulon ti lllolr fOldol> wlddlnf Ii» .. _,,,.
ftt af\tmoal\ reception Wll
plallllCI by the c o u p I t ' 1
~ u 1 1men par17 In
lllo "°"" el lllolr 4•\llbllr ond hlr hlllblnd, Mr. and
Mft.llllnltyJIC-.
Allio prwent were t b t
1'a r n1worth'1 two other daupc.n, Mn. Rex Turner
ml Mn. Fnd Hiii and thtlr
famlUtt:, a 10n Herbert H.
f1rn1worth Jr., tlaht
grandchildren and 11 great-
grandchildren.
Marrl.cl 50 ytars.110 In Los
Aneefes, the couple are acUve
members of the El Morro
trailer community .
F 1maworth 11111 IN1f llllilnl
amona hla hobbit• and dou
electrical work u a aldtllnt.
Mr1. J'arnJWOrth baa won
thr" rlbbonl 11 tho Orlll/o
County F1lr for htr doll col·
leCUon and mak .. miniature
lurntturt, purNI and llowtr .
arrangernenll.
The -o/ • 1on, and. happy m a-r r 1la11 Mra.
1amiwortb opine• It'• a c ...
of atve and take a n d
"sometimes you take more
lhan you &Ive."
Saving Tips Offered
For Area Homemakers
Tips for Stretd>ln1 Your
Food Dollor will bt,olltnd In
H\IDllJlllan BoM:h Thunday,
Moreb I.
The Junlon a1lln apornaored
a b1by...ttt1n1 clinic. The ·
cllnlc, which accommodated
ovvflow reglatrat.lon from lut
faU's 1talon, wu conducted
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DllAR ANN LANDERS: Again I rud
in your co1um.n "hilt ls not importut."
Hair b: the most alngularly important
thlni in «it •'• w .. nw.rort, k ii Un.
poi11nl to 1111. Onolld, hlJr II Clllb' a
growtll ol llllnlmall prollln, boat II aur
50ll -lfl II -II f, 1 '1Jllbol el 1111
loalhlnc fer "" IJ"! 1111 fllhor .... evorytbln1 WI llllnd fer. Alld doo't toll
mt !!t'YI l&mld K. I OOllld wrlll 111 po,.. "" how w1:1>t trtld to P!I"! tblt kid but hi lllll hlllt ... .
l am akk ol 1&1cV• on °How to
Bridp tho Oonlrilloo Olp." Pompbltll
put Oii! .., lcbooll, ll'lleltt In .. ..,
mapal!ll you pick up. wholl voUnll tellfnl,. how .... 111v1 l1111d our dllldrmi
Ind wtllt WI muot doilo make It up lo
them. I -
Wt u. told, flJtld1 muat be allowtd to
do their own thlnJ." W• 111 CIUll6nld
agalnat "b&owlnl out cool" no matter
whit they 11y or do. Al1Ar Ill, they ln-
herlle!I I pttlly lolll)I wor1d.
l llllo uhomld el the WIY J'v• lllJowld
our IOO lo talk lo 1111 blclU" """ ps}'Chctlocilt Aid, ... Lit the boy ....
himll~." Thi nil! 111111 ho .... dlrly
1._. In my Jll'-•· I'm tolnl lo erpnu m)'lllll
Evry poronl I lllk lo reoll ...,Uty.
Whore did Ill tbil JUlll -!run! -t is a putnt to uy wMI\ M1 chkl klokl at
him I nd yolll, -"IUN, I'm I 11*1 Ind
it's all your f1ult!" l rttllsl now our
miltake wu c1rin1 too much and try1nc
too hard. Wt knocked OW'Hlvtt out
ANN LANDERS ~
lr>'lnll IO,,. loll -" pll'Wl'I·
Wit ftlC{ -I --lo OW' ''pal" llai1 hi tbow ..,._ conilderaUon
by bl~ --·"' -.. of Wlllllloldlnc •-11 unlooe ho llvtt by Ol1JI Niii. Of ..,..... hi II rif!>l. Bui
jbty IN ... ~ Niii WI -· Tiiiy llO ... Niii •• war'i 11\llllt: Koep ~ c!Ha. "-t oldot ~-;... copt• ~Uty. Thi -Id _,
~~-Oet movlni. Miki 1
Mt we .quait bicauat we blUevt Jt lJ
t..u.h fer 1 -.ier to UH mlnd-11tertn1 dNJ• 1111~ kill motlv1lloo Ind m1kl
dreamtro Oii! el doon I Accordlnf lo our
ooo, dNp <1111111lock hlddln talent. They
-II people to ....-111\CO IYll")'lhlnJ. 11Llvlnc Ult to the hllt," hi calla Jt.
Al " -.. .... llnulh bllttnc -WI hi .. done"" blot Ind ll It 1111~ pd -.Jh wt IN IOIT)'. Wo 11vo
Ollt boy I bulthy body Ind I IOWld mind.
WI trlld .. IOI • pd aampll. We ......
wllllnl to 1'11 l<r tho blot lduc:1Uon
--bur· Ho llrtody hll boon klllhd Oii! el -IChool -lwlco -r<r ~ nw1julnl:. II he con l't In -1111 we will llnd him. ut we
art llnulb llklnl GUrlllv.., "Wberl
;> ~•ve wo llllld!" W• u. U......ill trylnf IO ro1a111o him -1nc1 ,.iu"' ilckld 1n
tho *41i. At this potnl I cwldn't cu.
.. wlllt hi think• of .. OJ\ lhl
fftlblllhlnenl. JI I '" th1t hurt look In
hll father'• fYel Ont more time, l Just
mll!it throw tho kt.tout my"ll.
You uaaally 1ld1 with the -)'OW'tCW
1enontlon, but lhlro JS onothor lldo,
AM -Ibo 1ldt of tho tmbttUld -II
Ind l ...wet like lo -you dllcuM IL -HAD rr '
DICAll JIAD IT' Voa bol lllert'I
1no•tr .we. It 11 MY "lid• 11 well u
,...,.. We en tM War Wartt ht. n.
Aalodlluvlla c...,.. Tllo Dldd'1111 Old
lqWtl. Aaybod1 ol It. TCllll""" I'll
di.,.11 I~
When romantic 11ance1 tum to warm
embr..,., II It love or <;hemlllr)'! Sand
for the booklet "!Ave or ~ and How to
Tell tho oor......... by Ann Llndtr1I.
Enclote a lon1, 1tamped, ,.11 .. ddrtuld
envelope and 35 centai In coin with your
"1~i.ander1 will be (lad to help you
with your problema. 8end than lo her In
Clrt 0( the DAILY PILOT, enclollna a
1ell-addre11ed, 1tamped envelopt. -lponlorfng the appearance
of Mr1. Dorothy.Wenck. home
economllt, II tht Hwrtlnllon
leach Junklr Woman'• dub.
1be meeting wUl ta~ place
betw_,, t :JO and 11 a.m. In
tbe woman'• clubboule.
ln the clubhGWt under the
l'Uidance of Mr1. Cody.· Ev111r:-•
CELEBRATING GOLDEN YEA
Mr. e nd Mr1. Herbert H. Farnsworth
Newpo rt Beach Ebe/11 Boy1 Ind Jlrll from Ill II ..-----------------·-, and up learned how to care for
The public II invited to al·
tend, Ind .-rvot!Ol\I may bt -lnod by cllllnc Mn. Brion
ICnlff, •rm, or Mr1. Karl
FOii, educaUon chairman, Ma· 1m.
Mrs. Wenck will dbcuss the
uae of economk:aJ foods com--
priolof Ibo lout bulc l'OUJI'
jn menut.
1mall children and how to h~
dle any emer1enclet whlch
might ariJe while litUn1.
The club alto made a $50
donation 1o tht HW>tiJijton
Beach American Field Service
chapter i4 be uted In 1uppon
of the Amtrlcan Field Service
and Americant Abroad pro-
l"am. Mill lnfrid Weaemann,
A1S student from Gtnnany,
wW vlllt the April meettn1.
First Aid ·stressed
In Fountain Valley
A comprehensive flr1f aid
coune wU1 be offered without
c:harge to all 1re1 ruldents
undtr the joint tpolllOl"lhip of
the Fountain Valley -Woman'•
Club and the fire department.
The first of. five weekl y
senions will take p I a c e
between 7 and I p.m. l.omor·
row in the community center.
Dave Heffner, qineer with
the nre department, hu
volunteered to lnstruc\ all the
ses.slons.
Mouth· to • mouth resuscita-
tion will be demonstrated
tomorrow, and wound!, lhrir
treatment, bleeding and ban-
da1Uig will be discu!Sed
f bells Contributing
To Coed~School lng
Miss Christine Toledo is a young Navajo
Jndian, a sophomore studying for her teacb·
ing degree at Riverside City College.
Upon graduation she plans to return to
her people on the reservation in Albuquerque
to help further their educational knowledge.
Mlss Toledo's scholarship fund is sup-
ported by Orange Dis1.rlct,.California..Federa·
ti.on of Women's Clubs.
· In aiding the continuance o( the coed 's
teachin• career, Newport Beach Ebell . Cl ub
is contributing through fund-raising projects.
Jn addition, Mrs. Jack Frank, Indian af·
fairs chairman, has asked members and
guests to donate powdered. milk, clothes and
canned goods at the forthcoming luncheon on
Thursday, March 5. ·
Christine Toledo is trying to do her part,
and '"ill succeed -if her &cholar~hip fund
doesn't run out ••.
-Club Events Ball.ooning -1
Gene Baker, actor, 1tn1er,
writer and announcer, wU1
errt.rt&ln members ol the
Newport Bt1ch Eboll Club.
ShlJ1n& Ille 1111• with him
wut be two Amar1can J'itld
SOrvlce lllUdtnll.
·The -proeram date 11 Thur•
day, March 5, at noon in the
clubhouse. Mn. L .H. McBride,
preJldtnt will pre1lde OYer the
buaineas session.
Mrs. Harry Goetz, program
chaJrman will Introduce Baker
who wUI di.&cuu Haw to Be
Happy in Spite of TV. Book
Section Six members, under
the chalnnanshlp of. Mrs. A.C.
Houghton, will assist in serv·
ing lunch.
chainnan.. Both .... tWdenta MexJco and their out.atancllnr
at 0or'11l& dtI Mar Hiib 1Uccea In -utronomy and , 'School. 1rlthmtUc.
Mlmbtn ol tht Travel Sec· GOllrment cooka Will have
ilGD wlll bt YlalU., Lu V1111 tht oppcrtunlty to ~or Mn.
"' Mondi)', Mlrdl 11• ond WeJlon W11ku spook on Tuoldoy, Mll'ch "17. Mrt. Illy· Growing and Ullng Horbs dur-mond. Hemu;, chainnan for five years, ts taklng'reserva-... mg the Wednesday, March 25,
-tions at 646-3822. m~Ung of. the club's Home
and Garden Section.
Ebell's Cultural Arts Day Mrs. Walker, past president
meeting: will feature Mrs. Ada of California Garden Clubs,
Currier, member of the Socie· will be welcomed at 12:30 p.m. ~""'*~
ty of Women Geographers. in the Costa ~1esa home of PERSONALITY
Mrs. Currler will offer color Mrs. Lura Colby. G•~ B•k•r
slides and a lecture on Mayasii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;-. of Yucatan in the clubhouse Calendar Anrique Shows present Wednesday, March 11, from 1 SAN CltMINTI ANT19 UI SHOW 9114 SA\.1 to 1:30 p.m. She will tell of the:
ancient ~pie who inhabited
the Yucatan Peninsula of
" ... "' 1·11 J.111. lW J,ml e11 s..,, • MARCH 6-7-1
SAN CLI MINTI IN N
•I.JS Afm. ..............
""""'•llfll Pr•• ltH"' -Ml .... 9f Wt.i1r11 Y(ftll1 Ml~H T~ll Af lfll'llh yau & trllflf• 11r $1 Ncfl.
Marchers
Sip Coffee
For Dimes
Wednetday, March 11. '-----------------~
Welcoming Tina Stamatia-
Kon-Tsalta from Greece and
Roderic Wallace of New
Zealand will be Mrs. E.H.
Fi.rut.er, international affairs Pi Phis Host
Broadcaster
MOD Marchers of March of
Dimes wtll be honored at an
1pprecl1Uon coffee for the
south cout area on Thunday,
March 5. at 10 a.m.
Awards and speclal reco1111 ..
tlon will be given to oUt.stan·
dina: leaders and marchet11
who partlc~pated in l h e
Mother's March ln January.
Featured at the coffee In
Ben Brown'• restaurant ln
Laruna Beach will be Mitt
Helen Hickey, direct.or ol. com·
munlty_ htalth proframt for
the National Foundation. Mlsg
Hickey will discuss the RH
serum and new Nbellt vac-
cine during her three-day visit
bert from Ntw York.
Thate interested in hearinf
the talk may contact Mn.
David Robbins, 4H·5219 or 499·
2328.
Weary, 0 11ri17
R11d Bil Leary
n.e Wednud•y, ?i-tarch 18,
lecture will be on poison.o;,
bum.a and their treatment.
And on Wedne.sday, April 1
transporting persons w I t h
broken bones, fractures and
splinting will be the topic.
Concludlna: the series will be
a summary of aJI cJaues on
Wednesday, April I.
All i-renta are especially
invited io •ti.end, 1 I a c t
children require calm at·
tentJon when accldenta occur.
Additional Information
regardinf the teriu may be
obtained by caJlln& Mn. John
EmpUnr. health and welf1re
chalnnan, at Q9.17M.
New Dates
Ci re-led
The Ladies' Aulillary of the
Huntington Beach F I r e
Department "1ll 1t&rt with an
empty calendar when
membtra meet at I p.m.
ThW'lday, March 12. But, it
won't 1t.ay that way.
Plan& for the coming year
will be formulated, according
to Mra. Jlm Lacy, preaklent.
Mrs. Kent Holder wlll open
her Huntinfton Buch home
for the or1aniuUona1 metUn1.
alaska •s ALIYI•
At "Th• Grand•1t M•ll Of All"
Beginning Morch 12, 1'70
South Coast ?Iua
Horoscope .. Maury Green, writer, pro-~
Cancer: Gain Insight ducer and anchor man for 1 ·------•QfUJlilliili·i· •-------CBS morning news. w 1111 1
~::: .. ru.:r ~Be~thi~~~ Lll6DNll FEDERllL SllVIN6S
Coast Alumnae Club. -
WEDNESDAY
MAii.CH 4
.By SYDNEY OMAllR
Loo 1.... tht •Poillflht
needa an abupdance of af.
lectloo, ctn be tbt Ule of the
porty, but 1 petulont child II
ipored or 11ked to perform
monlal tub.
ARIES IMarcb 21-April 111:
Morning houri are best for
slMping as far u you are ctin·
cemed today. Cycle picks up
u day progreues. Accent on
frl.endahl.p, ties of affectlO'n
and fuWllment of de.sires.
TAURUS (April 21).May 20),
There could be a d d e d
preuure. But you asked for
retponsJblllty -now you get
it. You also could get a raise
in pay, Prtttllf ls on the line.
Cooper1te In community proj.
oct.
GEMINl (May 21.June 20):
Accent on wrttlnr, publlJhlnr.
broadenlnr o f educatlonaJ
CAPRICORN I ~. •• 'an. ThBooe fourth and0!.1.'.'1aJ C1elethlbrl· AND LOAN '" ASSOCIATION horizons. You find out things ~ u-v h • k Re · gv1 es or a ...... 19)-. ~-t monoy promlsu in •1 view -you ""•"··to e1press your ~ seuon will take place Frlday,
own oPlnlone . Avoid dopna. -'iting. You have oomethinc M h 6 t 10 M LARGEST FIRST. STRONGEST Keep open mind. You may be of value to offer. An c~~tta 'V:uuams~.md~ • • • • • •
travellns. unscrupulous individual may and book critic, wlll lntrod'uce independent Fed8ral in Orange County
C1'.NCER (June 21.July 22): ":.!~~fo~s.to X:1:v~faou an~ the guert author. OFFERS You gain greater intl""l You r"""" ,,_ -:11 ht l t '" respond accordingly. ~=• •• cover ' us· . realize that new directions 1-~ boo' ·~ I vt I AQUARim (Jan. 20-Feb. rt~~ 11, ,e e son mau be required. Elevate tell· N " p-~ I his talk ~n ' 18): Cycle higb·, take in-ews. ..., o "' esteem. Get your share of any the A TV itiative . Stress confidence, concern fftt'W VI con. reward. Me11age inc~a11ingly tr ori<rlnalit". You achleve goals oversy. clear as day progrtSHI. e-· ~ LEO (July 23-Aug. U): Slow ii you go after them. One who During the 1aUlerlng Mrs.
pace. Permit mate, partner to has made promises M past Lawrence Kittle, pmiident,
take irrlllatlve . You will-have comes through today. will presldt.
your day Jn COW1, but lh1a: ls PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): l ·
not the time: to press iuues. Finish important t a s k s •
Your judgment not opt to bt Permit othen to 'h'' e Day Lights as sharp as usual. spoUight. Do your best to help
VmGO (A ,, •· "") individual who is temporarily Cl b u1. ~p1. -' n1· d Th · Coast u Emphasis on employment, co me . e more you give,
..... hlch t'·I and the more you ultimately wta.u w are e:11en ... receive. A diversified vocal and
how you relate to u1oelates. musical program wilt be
Sense of humor can be your IF TODAY IS Y 0 U R presented ror members of the
greatest ally today. Ap. BtRmDAV, 1mporlant to South Coast Club of Laguna
preclate life. · come to agreement with fami· Beach at tomoTrOW's meeting,
· UBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22) Jy member. This ls the: titne Frank Day, baritone and
Good lunar aspect today for d o m e s t i c ad jusUnent, concert pianilt, will entertain
stresses romance, creative ef-rrdecoraUng of home. You the group followlnr an 11 :30
forts, 1 rlpplnr away of red need a change of scenery even a.m. social tlmt 1n tht Towtn:
tape. Keep promiaes made to if you have to stick cl06e to restaurant. Lunch will be
children. Obtain hint from home base. served at noon. ·
Vlr&o message. Stop brooding. ro 11114 vv1 morl ,.,., ~·••1t ·~11 Those wishing to rnalte ·~RPIO (Oct ••Nov 21)· 111rotoor:._.,oi:0tr t!""tY •rr'1 JO· ""'v · _. · · 1~1~o1011"V"':"t'.la irliicli Tr111 >;,~~: reservations may can Mn. Accent on how well you build 0 3 I ~ • •, • Phlli'p Towne, cha!nnan, at 10 m1r1 ooklf , l~t AIL -,. LO•· -steady foundation is esse'l'l· &01t 21«1. r1n11 ce111r1 si.1ioi., ,...,.. {~l5ll.
tlal. Get -agreements i n _-'-'"-·-'-"~"~~-'"~---------~---1
writing. Check I e a I e •.
Eliminate safety hazards at
home. Pay respects to parent,
elderly individual.
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5 -2 HR. LESSONS -$I 0.00
-The PresidenUal-preu.-room·
nf U)f San Clell"l!nte IM will
house an antique thaw aniS
sale Friday through Sunday,
March 6 to S.
Antique shop cwnt>rs from
California and the ?i.Udwest
will set up booths In lhe la rge
room normally'" reserved for
t he President's television
talks.
*&larger * ACCOUNTS INSURED TO $20,000
Contact the nearest Lagu na Federal Savinrs office for full
det1ils about the account bests~ited to your individual needs.
Ill TEEN CLASSES, TOOi
We'r• •ri TYi Ch•nl'l•I I l , W•clt1e1d•y1 11 :45 •.m. -W•tch Ann Per1on •
"f•••ll•11•• '" s,,.1 ••. Q11ellt't' I Pritt"
S· T ·R·E· T ·C·H & SEW IT.Ml . ,., ...... , ...
Fobrics of Orange County
•
Show hours are from t to 10
p.m. Friday and Saturday and
from noon until 6 p.m. Sunday.
A $1,23 ad.mi.ulon fee wW be
clloraed.
•
now, acl"O!IS from halhoa bay club
1610 west coast hwy. . 646-8208
* * * * * * * * * * *
LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA
260 Oc:ean Avenue • Phone: 494·7541
lAGUNA-NIGUfl:-IRANCH--------
3 Monarch Say Plaza• Phon11s : 49&-1201or499·1840
SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH
601 North-El Camino Real• Phone: 492·1195
•
TUMBLEWEEDS
G()()()
MORNING;
.COWWI!
GOOD
MORNINy,
MR.ACE.
TUESDAY
MARCH J
5:001J Ii( Nm: (C) (60) Jetty Dunphy, am .. ...,. ... .., 1C1 IJO>
B c...-Y• r., Dis? (C) (30)
Sol.IPJ Silts. ltlse M1rie, Gtor11
Klrby 1ue1t.
0 PAUL NEWMAN-"THE * LONG HOT SUMMER"
Port II. COLOR
1:30 0 MIC hwwricl (C) (60)
Q Stm Mt1 SMw (C) (90) Y.cki
L1wr111e1, Jackit Vernon, Jfiry
Sh1111 and Monti Rod: cunt.
0 TIN '-• Ct .. (C) (30) m Mr fnorltt M1rti111 (C) (30)
@ Cil Ptrry 11111011 (60)
Q)@ Hlntltr·lrinkltf (C) (30)
fD '• I« (....,_ (30)
Qt(j) Th Mwttettt (30)
~ Wdtrt l4 (C) (60) m blll Nft.! (Cl (30)
7:JO 1J ~ (i) L111ter (C) (60) Gr1teful
lo i!Jne11"' religious band lh1:
saved him lrom de1th on the des-
ert, Scott provides lhem with
fresh supplies tor their journey to
C.n1d1 btlo11 he leerns of a d1~
l:l5fE Kow Tt Marrr I Mlltituirt (30)
,,,.•amn. ,_ '"' i.i. (Cj (30) Wiien lhe GllmllOr'a ll!Oth·
tr decidu lo r1m1rry, DriMwlttr
btcomts the middlema11 i11 1 db-
~ul1 O'let tilt size of the wtddin1.
Govtrnot Dtwe~ 81rtlett of Okla·
ho1111 1u1sll,
IJ "* (ti (30) larttr Wtrd.
Q) IUI .lllrlll ..... (C) (30)
II) Mlllicl J &bltln (C) (30)
chapter l~ tMir pasL Tim O'Conll(lr, lO:lO 8> ey.tll'il (JOJ • Ol1n1 Ewin1 lie fe1tu1ed. 11 9 @m I Dre1111 •f Jt1nn1tl11:oa 1J D O 111 m ES Jhwt (C) ( ) (lo) "Help, Help! I Shift." Q HiOiwtJ htrlf
Tony'1 verbal miscue durin1 1 pool . ,. _
11m1 le1ds 10 trouble. 0 ~ewie: "nl1 Hasty Hun (ilr~· 0 ~(})a>Mod$qllld (Cl (60)1 m1) 50 -Rldl1rd Todd, P1trlci1
"A Tlmt tor Rememberin1." An el· Neil.
f.OINICI pltnl rtvtntt lilinst P!!e.I m ,.,.... rtKI
Linc end Julie at tllt time Pete m Kt S.id, Slit Slid CCI
h•s dttlded to ouit his polJce un· (]ti CD@ (I) Q) C1J N ... (C>
dt1cov1r wor_t. C:ary Vinson. Ricl\11d ID lupll Pr• C.l«lllCI Eastlllm. Simon Scott and Russ
Conway tuest. i1:1s@rn CM ... Smlltttl: ·toop·
O Mlnio11 S Movie: (C) ''SJJ hole."
Sqatdrtfl" (dr1m1) '64-Clilf Rob-
ertson, Geo11e Chakiria, M1ri1Ptr·11:30 1JtS (J)MtrY C1iffill (C) Com1i1
xhy. Squadn>11 ..63] ma~es 1 sui· Sltvtns, Don Cherry, Marty Allen.
ctdal but SU«Usful 1tt1ck on I Tht Ritz 8rot11Ms and Divis l
Nazi f1c1Dry in Norw1y, • sou1ce Reut auest. ?f fuel for German 1ockel launch· Q ~ C1J fn Joltn~ Ct11t11 (C)
1n11.. S1ef11 Stev1n1 ind Bob I RtJ (Uffl. m T~ll' • Ctfii9"11Mm (Cl (30) 0 Ml'rit: "Ltfr " 1 f'*" {ll'l)'S-
&l Mlllf Adams (60) I.el)')' '4S -De•nn• Durbift, Dan
fl)Teclllkal Col'lllf (30) (R) Duryea, Dwid a·niu.
ED Tiit Ci'1 W11t111r1 (C) (60) D ED Old: CMtt (C)
m em '' •M• 1"> m CLARK GABLE-WEN DELL
UO O @ @ l!J '"'"'"'"'•IC) * COREY 11:30 PM KTTV! , (30) "Those D1n11erous Ye1rs.~ m lhN: · .. A-N.111111« C.. •-Debbi1's sisttf Chuklttt sets out .. , ',.,
to confirm he• wsplciOflS !Mt Bob {drame) '48 -Clarll Gablt, Aluis
ii secrltly datinc his new 1tmlary. Sm~h. Wtndtll Coray.
0
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• (C) IJO) ID Merit: "itl frn M11111ttt111" 11111 (dramr) "41 -Dorothy L1mour, mre T• the Trfttl tc) (30) Geo11e MontlOfMI)'.
fl) W...1 tf!d Hit Mlrbt (II)
Im ~llt .. li.C. (C) (60)
" I : f» Dllict 11 tllt l'r--1 (301 (R)
~•u sm •" ,._ 1ci 1'°> -f1Codff1J' C.mb1ldtt, Pat Carroll ind
1c•l• DI Sh1n110n 111e1t.
G @ 00 Ill"" ICI l>ll '<hu·
lit'• Qi1nce.~ Comrdiln Gt0rt•
Kirby (llfstS IS Cl'l1rllt Ketftr who
t( !urns Julia's apartment lnlo 1 1•m·
.,bnn1 hCMJw.
WEONESOAl
l:OO &.Mlwit: "'Tiii Utt Allrrr a&.11•
(drama) '59 -"•ul Mun l, David
Wayl'MI, Betry Palrn11.
0.0-(C)
ti) Aditl n.ttrr. "H111'a CtOll-
roads."
1:15 0 C.IJlllVflitJ lllllttill ..,,. (CJ
l:JO m Al.ffittlt SMw: "S1Jablnd,"
"Hith School Confidential," "l'Oet'I
Pub."
• • t:30 Cl "k11a11 .. r"r" (lllSPtn:ia) 4:00 8 "TM l111t I.,._" (drama)
'61-Susan Stfllbtrt. Ron•hl Ltwls. 'll-lOft' Certla. Ketf M1ldlf\
'·
• By Tom K. Ryan
PLAIN JANE
Mun AND JEFF
HM .• IS THE CoMS RED?
THE EYES .... ARE THEY
CLEAR? L..'ET ME SEE
T E' FEET! --"'<
GORDO
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• THE AGE! -HAS SHE
GOTAFUCL .
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NolSY
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By Al Sinlth
+\M .. SHE NEEDS
A SATH!..NO ..
"THIS CHICKEN
WOULD NEYER
LADY. ••• YOU COULD
PASS i;.l~ KIND
OF 1NsPE01'ION?
PASS
INSPECTION!
' 'y Gus Arriola
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·ON TJli;
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S<!llETHIN6 ABOllT THESE 1ll1N6S!
TELEVISION VIEWS
Anti-smoking
Show Trying
lly CYNTHIA LOWRY
• I l I
NEW YORK (AP) -The first program in the'-
Nalional Educational Network's course in kicking
the smoking habit only p~rmitted the nicotine ad·
diets to mull over whether we really wanted to quit
and why. ..
THE FIRST of five hall-hour programs .which
are being run nighUy through-Friday. wa~ a g,eneral
introduction to the .Project. It told of three pro~
Iem smokers with at least one of whom each smok·
er will identify as the week goes on. We were alio
asked to agree or disagree in varying degrees with
a dozen statements about smoking -"smoking
:n;iay give me a serious illness". or 0 smoklng is a
messy habit" -then to acore our1elv~s on the
answers." These when totaled, permitted the hoQked
viewer lo evaluate hia motive for quilting and the
strength of· his desire to .make the break. ·
• No scare technique was· used -presumably
habitual smokers are well aware of the hazards.
Some viewer! found they-wanted to quit ·for health'
r.easons_, ,for esthetic reasoris,1 because they set a
bad example or because they disliked being ·d<imf-
nated by a bad habit.
AS THE WEEK goes on and particularly -when
we start putting into pracUce w&at we learn, the
ellectiveness of the course.can be better evaluB'ttd.
Whatever the outCome, the series made ·With· the
cooperation of the American Cancer SoCiety, 11 ~1
good erample of pub1ic service and an il'Jtet'estlrig
experiment. . · , ,
' : In 'view of Tim Conway's nomination -for stal"'
dom next season as host of his own CBS .variety ,
hour, it was interesting to watch him perform Moft..
day night as a guest .on Carol Burnett's sbo)V. Con·
way, in his one sketch of the hour, played a .drunk
trying to make a sandwich. It. was a flw>y' dlJplay
by an ad~oit comic with a gr~at sense 6{ tJ*1inr.
Guesting on a variety show and beil)g Uie . 1tar
of one are quite different things:-Jpnathan Winters
Jearned that the hard way. But 11The Carol Burnett·
Show" on CBS is a nice· freindly place for a corned·
tan to try his wings. · . . · ·
ABC AT mi.dseason moved Its Wednesdi'.r~ni~t
movie to Monday nights and started it a half ~OU!'
earlier than NBC'.s Monday bight movie .. Thus it
has 21h hours lo rerun old theatrical. films -but .
even that doesn't mean a smooth broadca'st. '
Monday ni~ht's film. "'.fhe Heroes of :Tel~ :
mark," was a World War 11 adventure story about •
Norwegian resistence . fighters . blowing up a plant
making an ingredient of the atom bomb. · .
The film was notable for stunning photography
of the snowy landscapes of N~orway and for tbe un·
even movement o! th_e: &Jory. Great meaninfftd
chunks obvious!~ stilf bad to be cboppfcl out to
make room for the commercial breaks. ,
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Olympic Bid·ding .. -Now , ~ · Geop~litical Thing
u.l'.A! ~nh, ·r.i11~ In Woittr• •1 -iJu:;,J.1i1-'c°""11tu1 on ~11v11loll :..1111 ""°'111tn1 ot tllt Loi Anatl• tom-l:dttor•t ftCU: nu Is Ulf: flrtt of I twe>-
.,.i ..,... ell lilt M--Los Angeles
b,ltl& to •tait tlt• Jtll 1ummer r)'mplc ~·· t.o6 ANGELU (Al') -lt Is yone's
...,.what !lie SO.let Union Is Ool"ll to
wlb &be 11'11 1Ufn.lfttr Olylilpkl Olmes for
· "'-· '1111ti ta M aecnl what Los ADii• II C!Ollll to brlll& !ho Otmet birt lot lheUlilted Statts.
'1111 llM GI lhe XXI Olnnl'ild wlll be cltCldtd wlien the. lhtem1tlonil Olympic
doilunillot toti Into ita 19th tlOICUllvt -l>a In An\!terdam May II under Ult
i(IVel Of A'#ttY Brundaae, ill prtli<Unt illl<le 1114. •
~y ...... t ballot, tht n IMll!berl •11'1· bit to vote will do<ldt a llnlfflt that
•tnlflllY has boiled down to tht two ...... ,....,,,the u.S.A. tnd U.S.S.R.
Six\)' toe member nations, 1 rew wllh
two votes, are. Lnvol\'td. ~1ore lh1n 100
natlOlll wlU compete in U.e Otrnt1
tbetnHlVe•.
IL 1ppelttd aften the formal ~
tatlon cl bid• for the ¢omes at !he too
meeUn1 ln Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, last
fall 11111 the United Sitto• had tl\o •um·
me~amea locked up. S nly, and to the aurprllo Of mll1y,
the ,R illaftl tooled their holl lnlo lhe
ring Nov. t2, maltin& a ptleh tor in evenl
they had 1purntd untlf 1151 afler com-
petlnf In Ill!. .
Maftlben or the Loi Angele• 1171
OWmpie COftlmittee were ronetrnet1.
Thb 11 a committee of inrl1.1tntlal
butlness execuUves, cit)' and county of.
flclals and 1port1 enthual.,W long
·dedicated to brlnglng the Ol¥n\plc1 back
to Los Anfeles, scene II tllt hlal\lil •uc·
custul JtSI Gamea.
Committee.men here won't 1n IO m•ny WCrfdS say ti~ matter hU now bkotne a
f eopolitlcal thJ.na -a condlUoft absolute·
y abhomnt to Avery Brundge and
)k'88um1bl~ll IOC del11at.I. -"ot tll•t the. t1ly they fell. "f'hey AC . ltqi. t.hl\ I\ .a 4 I i I ' I
Jnlne\lvtrlngll are not well known hire. It
la l>ell•vtd, however, thlt the Sovietl are
applying -lhroulh lhtlt tm· balliea and ludo "'"""""IJ to Unt lip
votes lot MGICOW. "
In pol:eN!h ftalllon, neither ftlUoo -
nor city -<ruld bt t1P<tttd to lay !heir
cl\IJll on U.. table.
It IJ pi1Ullblt to belleva, ..,. Ult Iii&,
Iha! bOth lllrt off Wltll IDonf htnda,
R\11111 with tta 11111Utt naUbna, lht
. ..... A •• 1 ' N •ll•h ' ' lllltlH lnduslrllllil John "Jim" Kliro)< . E~. ""'• llOll'.,.t 11111 ew •· .:..~. ...::., 'I It 1 Ir l., ••.· · "'·r•111on11~ .. kn0Wn z;aiaftd, , t • ' .. ,_,. 16 •••lllr ~ Ole IWo ..,,,. •, ~· ~ " ,,
._,,., · •L-'J.li! ·'' .1 ~.~ .. · f.,,.., wllll lltto, i..tlU., """'1\IJilOner 711htinlin, will Hil 1111 ft•loot •II· ..,... ' "'I'"' l """"" •~-n ol lht ~ll•hOlllOll ~ -I i!ttn 'litmlfllml . yalht, Kia lot II, fl'Om 118 m-'>•. . • , well v.n.d {n 'l'V-AiMl llow lo i•· be11J1 'Ill i'lor\41 to Paotmo. II could
tn tllt ~--.IM Anttlt' ,.m ttlli:I ilo .. 111m1Tilfi>JOoey -'lilt """' Wtll., a lloioUng hooP!tallly cenitt bel ~, • , ... · netflOtil, lllll'l1t1tlltCorlbb<11nfMilv1l. c..N»llMbi~ ·MarUa.A. Sant\ltiloo, Oomn\llteemen· WUU&lil. H. Nleholu, Loo Alliolu' mitot. Sam Yorty, i>Opes ~r Ur j , warklwide otrl1lled public who li DOii ot 'lM r~lfMI' M1~1t to mah ilW lleebi, too. ~ llrih, and Tom Gallery! Membrltl C.UMUnl whitli w.Olild bO lht Ult .Vl~I alreody oompltl><J, Rod
lotmer lt!O<I' dtttdor of lhl N•Uoha cen1'rf>lece ol"lhl 9tmU U htld htrt, Dtdtllill'. Will to.do In P\'lvtto 11 ft bot
Jln>ldo.atlnl. co .. ....,. lnvll6d by Loni and Arn01d ~. fotflltt alhllllo dlflt. u -of' the Ulll1<tril11 of llolltherll Ullo of Great llrilaln to Laliionne, lot, 'Uiltrerally of l!aoUlorA 'CAlllottl1a, Clllto.ftio'a boaiball ltam ont ot tho boll
SWllllrland, • . • 1rt 111 -Amett•a. -n 111 U..-...ntQo, la bock. H• '!Int to Lotd 4'JN la. thairmlft 9f lhe lOO l11oy "111 b. on hand for Ille O•r1-A lloutb AmltlOl by lftvllatlon -and local
fin...,. commllllt, Putpo1i of lht OlinH lit I>~-CI1l'-llltt1hl1 niollth. OUfpodon -lo hold bt•boU cllnlca. a : to .-.0 tel .. tlion S.vertl Lalbt Alnet!Olft !OC toublrlea Buebollbbl1<lownlhert.
Uta·lor lhe '*""'· OalltrJ, ..W .,ill, jlll\ colnoldlntaliy, i.e thtro. Tomorrow: What bu i.o. Angel" to "' lrOm llBO, 11 11w ptO!e-And dllt to jolJi N1ebolll and Ed41 w1u offtr to bttnc tho Gtloto to tho u,s,A. t
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Worst Two ·w €ek8 of Hu Life
McLain Suspension Grows
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-LAKELAND, Fla. {UPI) -DtMy ' ma1uint !bat he Wll part of a boolnnak·
MCLalh hal been st.11pended trom lnC Operi.Uon and ·11M>Clated with mafia
bueball two wMk1 now. and oo.a noetra iypee.
Ttiey hivi bHn tht two wort!. wHkl ot "I can not .. )' anything in my defenat
h.is life, ptJde all lhe more unendurable because J am under tht COlnJ)ltte
becau .. fte'J busting to tell everybody the juri.tdlction _of a federal grand jury in
••WbQle storyn but can not • , , Yat . , . Dtltoiti'' McLtJ1' aaki, as he sat In the
Ikea.st he'a love to rejoin bl& Old front room of hll bOhle.
{."i:tfit61t Tiger tHmmates training live "I realiz.e people W'Ould Jikt to know tnflii dowt1 tht 1"1>8d from hl1 home hf rt abOUt tboet 'certain· admlllklnl' t mt.di
---but can not ... \'11 ••• and bicause he'd to Mt. Bowle Kuhn~the butblli cOm•
like to tee Mimlll tnd in sight to all bis missioner. That'll a come out. But I pr9bierh.ll but cln not ... Yet. can 't uy 1nylbtng a t them now on ae'
"l .fttl." DeMy fl.1cLain uya, 11my count ol tbt rtand jury. LOok1 1 l'ant to
whole future hall: been blocked these past play baseball more than anything \l1e In
two wHka, ind when a man ha1 no the world. J miss the ballpark and all the
tuture he has no l'UIOll for Uvlil.a. II ruys. l1m tAllng my heart out lllUng
Bone-cltilling as that aoufldJ, the here koowing they're workinf out rlah'
gl!Mtll att.itude o( Detroit'• Indefinitely thl• minute."
.ulpendid IS.year-old pitcher I 1 MCLaln IJn't permllted to work OUI
ret...,•~ ..,..i. v.1111111e TJ1e11, but Bo•I• Kuhn, Ult ro1
Ht btlltve1 he 'U bl pack Jn. ba1tball or •n¥bodY elu 'didn't 1ay anythin& about
and h1J dl!COVtred tit bu a lot more him not being able to work out t\'el')' day
friends than he ever realized. What with hill ~)'tat-okl kid brother, Timmy,
b¢1er• him most is tbat he is unable to · So he does. He tlu'oWI 30 mlnute1 each
dofeM hlrnttlf publicly ytl agolnsl day to hli brother, who """" wu Ill the
chltlff '-* by IJ>Ol'll D1u11taltd Chlc11<> Wfilto Box 1y1tom.
Bruln8 Face USC
"There's only one trouble," 1'.lcLain
remarked ruefully. "l keep lhrowlng
every day, but there'll no hitter to pit.ch to.•• -
Stotl11 tlrea4y have belUft to citculat•
that Denny McLain ta dead btoke, dotan 't
know where bl1 next meal 11 c:omlng
from and is having trouble tetdln& bis at-
tr1ctl\'1 dark-baited wife, Sharyn, who is
the daughter of hall of tamer Lo11
lloudrtau, and lii9 three children, Kris 4,
Dtnril11 I, end Timothy, 1. The ttor\Q
are nm true.
"I atn 1n 1 bad way nnanclally and
what I'm dolna now 11 dl«&lnf Into whit t
haW: left, but we still hive tnoualt to
eat," he 1ay1. '(fiiere are no two Wayt
about It, lhou(h, I've gotta pl a )oo, 11\e
one thlfil I· lf>lla ttmtmber II l have to
provldt "1r my family. If lhll lhln1 (bit
Jlllpoblion) ..,. .., '"' any linflh Of
t111111 l'U hlv1 10 fo to the clubi and
efltirlaln."
McLain referrtd to tht offer1 ht hl.1
hid to play tllt or11n IJ1 lll(ht cluba
atOlillll the COWIU')',
Christman-
Legend During
His Own Time
Wooden: Long Beach
Will Beat Weber State
OOLU8MIA, Mo. CAP) -Paul
ChtiJlm•• Wll • ltfind Jn hit own tlmt '\ LOS ANOEL!lll CAP) -Usually tilt
11t .MJNOUrl. Now only tht l11tnd ,.. ~ lftuette hardest OtJ the teem
mama. he:Adlnf Ult list, but thin1s COUid bl j111t
Christman died Afonday of heart the !>J>POl.ile when UClA and Southern
selut Jn Like Fotell HOlplttl Jn Llkt C1llf1Jtt1l1 hold their traditional basket-
Fontt, JI!.. al the .,. Of 61. · bill Htltl lhl1 w,.kflld.
. UCLA hlil llreitdy captured Ult
Altor lit woo AIJ,Amftl<!an honOrs ·~ P1<lllc.f tlllt. use 11 !ll'llHU!lf 10 <time
qutrt.rbaci. at Miuouti fl'Ol'n 1131-lMG, Jn leCOnd.
Chrlllman wat p&rt of th• Drtlm Co.ch John WOOden of lJCLA told tht
Backfteld 0£ the old Chicago Cardinals Southern. Callfornl1 Basltttb.U Wtlln On . .' Monday, uThe moat lmpotWi\ U\iftC is who won tht N1tlon1l Footblll IAeiue ti~ we are vet)' gratUled to ha'ft the <!On·
tit in, 1M7. fM'tnce '"'" 10 •• dOl'l't h•V• to IO ihto
Chrlatmtn blcam1 a w 1 11 • k n ow n thl• wttkfnd tttlH with our trtl•town
telmlon cammintltor In the 19808 and rival havln1 to win. It UkM the prtt11ure
-. ~·· '"'''noted for hll tnalylel whllt working Woodoo added, "Wt hope that USC will
as the TV c:oklr_ man fOr bOt.h American. uae • l-l·l _,. deftnet blcluee that'a
Football Lfague ind NFL 111nei. '
Pltchin' Paul palled his •Im• l'l'ltilfr in·
to recoan ition when it . w11 mor•
falhionable to run with UM footblll.
Th~ tall, quiet, unassuming blond
bomber did it with such finesse and ac·
curacy it took a IMIOOI to eraae his
school 1'«U'dt, accompllahtd Utls past
,...,. by 1my M•Mlllan.
But, lhat'a not what ht1 friends ttmem·
ber him lot. Tl1•y reoall tht ory ..... of
humor, hi• leadttthl.,, 11\d hl1 klla~i. for
comlna up with Ult big p111.
''An All·Am•rloan all the way," Raid
tu1 <"Ol.ch. 00n raurot, riow rturid
Missoo.ri atlileUc d.lrector.
Cage Rating s
AAll'Ci.t .. l''-11 UllH .. , ..... IMtrlllfllflll
'rttll' W'l. ,II, Tkffl W·l ,II.
I. UCL.A 2J.I 5H I. UCLA lJ.I JJl
1. KftOludi:f D-1 .5N ). Kenl..C:k\f 1).1 J0J
J , 1.C•r91lfl• 2J.2 .Of J, S.C•r11llM 2J.2 m
•· s1.Bon°Y'r,_hrl'9 •• .tll 4o ll,10fl'\l'n1Mf'9 •1 tit J, NtwMn,11. iM Ml a, NtWM .... t, t._t lh
•• J•tkMll'tllll 11·1 J11 ,, Jltk .... W!ilt 1).1 121
'· ......... .,., '" 1. .... 11., lit I . '-'*" 11-t H~ I. 1'1111111. lJ.1 116
•• llU,.wtff :lt>J '°' '· Oriti '°" jJ 10, DhlilOn 'I·• ut l~. Merqutllt 10-J l•
11. '""lcl•ll. '3-J H• 11, H""!on n.J 7t
lt. w .• 11'1111(._, 71·2 UI 1l llWt••tt. l).] n
J. 1-4...,,.... H·J TT IJ. 0.'1111'°" »·• 1S
, .. Orf.kt "" •t , .. , ..... 1111•111 "·• 1J
IL N.wtOtllW .. M 11, W.«Hitvtkl )1·1 11
.. l(tf11•1ll. o.. • "· frj,C..,..!W.. ,, 11.f u
l,, OflltU/\1¥. *' lt 11. (li\tlnn111 to-1 10
t, Uttllllttt 1... 17 II. Ntll'tl>t<'lll .. , t
If, C"°'CllYlll" tt I U lt. N,(1r9lln1 11·' I
N.C1'9ll111•1. IN IJ 211. vu ...... ¥. IM •
Rains Curtail
Angel Drills
HOLTVIU.E -The Calllo<ill> All&<!"
\\•t\o bad run U1em!lelves ragpd to att in.
to !h1pe for tuda)f's pl&nntd lntratcrufld
1arne, can. rtlaz a bit. It'• bttn put off
lot • c<Npll of d1y1.
The Alntrlcan tearue club Wrntd up
11\ four dltmOl'lda In Ill fltal •ttk of
11prin1 tr1lnln1 hert. 'li\en tht t.liins
.ca.me, t11mpenln1 11plrlta 11 well at the tl•kl•.
Montier IAtty Phillipi, IOtttd 16
CW'tall \ht An1elt' rl11ot0Ut Mtkooll,
ftild Monday: ••1 didn't mind gtv1na lhe
players Sunday off, tspetlally after the)'
worked so liard last week. But Wt J\lit
can't iffGtd two day1 in a row ,"
After CalUomia'1 tint 1prln1 training
lntrasquad 11.mt on Thurlday, the club
will ptck up and movt to Palm Sprln1•
as a prelUdt to Utt opening of prelleason
exhibit.Ion 111nes, which begin Saturday
against the Vllitlng Chicago CUba.
Only the pltehtrs Ind cakhtr1 were
able lo work out Monday. They took ad·
''antage or a few dry mom~nts, getuna
about two b0Ur1 OI pr11euce In an.
what we expect Lona SH.ch State to pl11
In the Fir \Vest Reglonal111 cl tht NCAA
tournament.
Slnet ~ B@aeh must beat Weber
State at ProVo, Utah, on Bllurtliy night
lo qu1Uty lat a mettln1 111lnK UCLA in
the playoffs, Wocxjtn was allked if he
btlleve1 I.hi 41itt can do iL
"Oh, yer.1 ht told newimen atttr t.he
meetln;. "! dillhltaly think Lona Buoh
wUI bell Weber. I hope USC ptt>ill 01
Ml court b11:au,. II will fl•• u1 jvod
pracUce." ,
c...ii Bob lloyd ot the TroJan1 i1t1't
planning to merely 11•• the U•l•na a
wurloot. Jtit ~lub 1tanda M to 11·1 for
the Dtulna #hlle Oregon f" Into lhe
flri1l i1mt11i: with • T n;1rk and
Wa9lUJ\gt.on !tlle ran)tl nett with 7.5,
''1'bla •ttktnd ag11n1t UCLA It the
mol\ lrnpottal'lt for ul/' declared Boyd.
"To win, we mull pll)' our bttt 1ame ot
the year and It we play our best, we
should be in for AOme very good basket•
ball."
Allked if the Trojans might Ulle a ball·
control game such as the one \\'hich
brou1h\ victory in ont of the two IMi
meeUng1, Boyd vvmrnented, "IL ia 1
poalblily, but it ls a very dlfncult way to
play and this parUcular team 11 not
parUC'Ularly well flUtd to play that type
of llni!.''
Jn other words, Bo)'d lin't tipping hit
hand in Advance.
And Wooden 11n1t t1kln1 lht 1erits at
111 llghtly dellpite lits remirks on
prHIW't:t Ind the like.
"~ ••Y we wouldn 't want \6 win tht
gtmet 1galMt USC WVUl4 be rldiculout. '' he dealtred.
CUtU1 Rowe ol the .Brul"t WfJn the
hon0r1 a1 univer1lty playtt4•t.ht-wttk.
In vk!torie1 over 8t.anfotd and C•llforni1,
he ecored 47 pointa and grabbed 19 rebou·
nd1 •
Howtrd Lit of UC ~tr11dt1 I club
he•ded tor the NCAA lilitllege dlvlllion
toltrfliment.at Tacoma·. won h<MKlre aa
colleat playtr-of·tht·'Ntek . He acorid ti
pointJ In two Wttktnd victorltt.
In Paclnc-t glm" MondlY nl1hl,
Waohlngton Sitto ltlppect Ot;too IM7
and W"hlngton knocked olf Ortll"n
State, 16-43.
REP-HGT PEPPER GAME ~Jerry Jobnaon of
the St. Lolll1 c1rtlln1l1, t1k11 a !Int drl•• to the
lfildltclion dutiitg I PfPPlt &itilt at St. Pettraburg,
Fla , Looklitl on wtlb sympathy It Nelton Btlle•,.
UPI Te .....
winner or 15 pmu [or the Cardinals in 1969. Jobn-
1on w11 acquired from the Phil1dilphla Pb!Ults
and hid a 6-1~ record laS'l sea•on .
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Spor_ts in B,.ief
Lakers Face Atlanta,
League Lead at Stake
A.TLANTA -IL't onl1 one of ti
rll!J.llr•iitlllOn 1amtt IM U\e Loi Anplet
Laiotl tnd Atlanta llawk1. But tonlfhl'1
clath coWd dttttmlnt W"hich NitlOl'Jal
Baslt@tball ~ AllOClltion club wl\I llniah
lli>p the Wt1Mtn Djviaiof'I,
They hAvt ipilt aiz &afnei this tilton.
Tonl11rt'a meeun1 ii t.helr l1Bt unUt 'fht pli)'Oll•. Whi<:hever t .. m wlna wlll ht the
dl\1.llonal ttoo.l>Nnntr for awhile, at
leAlll. ,
LM Angelea' ll0-tt4 Yictoey over the
Botton Ce!U~s and At111int.1'1 Jot-te lola lO
the Phoenl• SW\I l11t Sunday lined tht
Lak1t1 wltllln one-hat! 11m1 Of Ille
Hawkll.
The Lakers have a deeided advantage
over AUanta In lhe tchedule. Eight of
their tO re.rnal!\tna pmt1 are 1t home
while lbl Howk a will plly only flvt of
Utelr nine ftn1l 1t11nt1 Jri At.lint~.
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NEW YOl\K -Six _. Wllll ttmlln
to be llllld lot the 11-latm N•tlan•I
Invitation Basketbtll Toutntnlent wlll<h
1•ta undtr way March 13 at i t11.dl90n
Square G&tt!tn.
Army, the naUoo'g leading defenllive
team Which hu allowtd an ..... , ••• of as
Point. ift l'O'llng a It-I rocotd thll
1t1m, was amona the 1111 t11m1 U\at
Joined !he fltld Mondi)'.
AllO namtd were Manhattan, 1.._f, Du·
quMnt, 17-1 ~inner of U ot Ila Ja1t It
games: \JlAh, 17-& and runnerup In the
WeBltrn Athlt!Uc Conrertnc1.:
Otorgelown\ II-I, it' best record ~nca
lM&, and M aml (Jf Ohio1 t'-7.
PrtvlooBIY named wtl"t ~l&lana
State, Georgia Ttch, Marquette And St.
JOhn'I of New Yorlt,
• VERO BmACH, 111. -Man11tr
Wllltt Alston Of Ult Los Angeles Ood,.,.1
aet• a quick ktok at hla top plt~htr1 Jn at·
Uon "Orapelnilt Lttfllt 1>11o0111 totton
OJ)IOI thla Wttkflld .
llta two IJG.pma wlnnen or 1111, rlfht·
h1Mer Diil l lngar and IOllthptW C1altdt
Ol!tetn, 1rt etaMd l'or-aeuon.
When \he Dodpn optn tht eichibiUoo
...... agalnot lldtttton at Coco• Buell,
February Was
Trying Month
For Nicklau s
MIMU (Al') -February waa a ll')'lng
month fur JllC!k Nlckltu1. His father, Who
had 1Ulded the blood g01nng grttt for 30
)'l!IJ'I, died of cancer. Jack 1pent mOat of
his hours 1hutt1ln1 betwetfl florlda and
tlle flllllly b<>lno at Columbus, Ohio, Ill
hit privatt jet.
LiaRt lrttpotl11\t at the llnlt, Nicklaus
dktn't'~lng • club tor four weekR.
•0l'bere w11 no tholce," hP 11ld Mon--
day. "It was nO lime to bt: thinking 1bout
&off, But now lt'1 back to wotk.11
Nl cklaua will play In lh1·ettru1 Jnvtta·
tlonal, a '150,000 event In Orlando, bti1n·
bing with Wldnelday '1 pro.om prtl114e.
lft whacked out hit flr•t bucket ol bllh1
In a month over lhf: wtffetld ind played
In • pro-am Mondty at the Loet 'l'ree
Vlllqe couru wh"" hla home I• loc•ted.
"l hit It fairly well, b\lt nolhina pttt,"
ht 11\d. "I dorrt )t:now what my chanct.s
wlll be at Orlando.''
Ramos-Laguna Bout RatecJ Even
Alan Potter gel!! the ltlrtlnf Asaltnmen\
and the )'GUng r lght·hlndtr 11 1niloua to
win 1 job In the 116ttlhg rotation.
With lr•illlng '" Wly, """' Of tht hurlert-will work long, but thlll Is the
start ti tl'le tprlng toad on which Foster
Nlcklalll won't play steadll)' until the
Aprll ·t-12 llnka cl111tc 1t Auiu1ll NI·
tlontl Goll Club In o.or11a. HI• only
defllllle lllllpl will be Otltndo and the
Marth 11~1 Grtttfr Jaci<lonvllle Open.
'11 may play tht tournament at
f'tnslCQla betv. ecn those tWtl, 11 he told
'Ille A.!"1Clated l'rtS! from his Lost Tr"
Village home, "but I definitely won'L pliy
the two week~ prior to the Masters.''
L06 ANOILCS (AP) -VeteNln boxer
t.maeJ IAj\it\I of Plft&ml Mid the world
lfilitwtl&hl cbomploft!lllp for • I g h t
lllOOlhl &t 1111. Ha Willia It boci.
Ho IN Iha olllnot tclillfht Wh'11 l l.)he
No. J chllllqer ba f~ng Mando ~ olc l.ong~. I .,_i!I hj! S<•
oond dol..,. cl Iha I•pou dlvblon ti·
Ile.
The fight, odlldultd fGt 11 rounds, will
Ill: bekl In Ibo doWntown l porU Arena .
• 111tll 11.~ ,... •lid cate r0<1lpll of •IIO,eeo llltfcl!llltd by the promolet,
Mn. Alltln &tton.
Olli1t11r• ~ltd I.hi btttlna would
Ito -t Mand tai• ~""' pick. RamO!
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boXCll for • •100,000 ru•r•ntet, Latun•
for $10,«ll.
fWnol at to was the youngest boxer to
win the Ulbtwelshl lllle when on Feb. IS,
1168, ht knocked out the lite Carlos
"Teo" Crur. of tht Dominican RtpJblic
in this arena.
Cnit, killed in a CArlbbean air cra,&h
last month, went out in 11 r01.1ndl.
Ram<lfi, now 21, 1topptd YMhl11kl
Numata Ol Tokyo tn six rounds, al!O htre,
in hia first title deftnte Ott. 4, 1969.
LagtJn!11!, a bOXer of the clanlc typo,
outpotntea C1 rl01 Ortli In Apr\1, 19581 to
win tht champlonlhip bllt IOl!t It bact to
Orllz the folJowlng No\•embtr.
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Tn a third bout, Ortia woo a11 ift to k:eep
the title , losing ll subttqu1ntly Jn Juna,
1988. to Teo Cru1.
t.aauna h11 nevar been knocked out,
only onct In one llaht h11 ht been floored
and ho llkM to point out that all o/ hla
mattbt1 with OrUt. 1 dt1dl1 puncher,
went lht 11111 II rwndl.
l'-ltlOI hllil never been nattene:d,
l!lthtr, but he hl1 bttn cut up a few
limes, which could-bl 1 tipoff Of his chan·
ce1 agatnst the lllAehinl comblnatkr11
Laguna ltU fly. ·
Ramos hu had II fllhiJ, won 21 . lo!!
llll'ff -h1 rtver1td l\'iO of thti'1'1 In
rtmslehtl -and knotkrd oot II OJ'
__ wlJLf, ampll! mot!IIDi!Y to ptovc
ponenll. Ht et11Ud most of his victims hllnit '
on 11\o ... d lo ruin Wiii\ amun" to tllt it
1>od7.
Mando at .. 10 te till for t U-"twot1ht. ~~,v~;~e ~~ =•~"..:.::
But to 11 LllUfll a\ W. 1\amOI 11.)'a ht and Louilllana Slate man.1111<1 1 hll'd·
prelen bo1ln1 (\qi ~tit hl1 own slit. · f!amed 11 .. 1 btaketbail vlctory OVtt
"'lll<ro'a more bo47 ·-to land In," Ml .. llllppl 8t110 MOnd1y nigh! to cllJ1ch
he expl•lned. II !Utt • Ut '"' -ploct Ill tllt Phy<ally1 Laguna ippear1 to be mort • 8outhtlttenl Coftftttnot.
rutctd. matured, But M•ndo'• 1ltndtr ~i•r1vlch needed only sevtn polHLI
pllyli<1ue i. dt«lvlng. He hat lho~n lie going !Jlto the C•mt to bAik &Mn
can 1b&otb punches IM met• out Haye•' 1ln111 1ea10n record of 1,214
fetraom t p\llllllhment. _pohitl, Ind ht ~t lS. "l'istol Ptrte" f(lt
TtH: U odd• ind p1ek 'tm seem ttlt hit rt<»rd breaking P91nit on 1n 1a..root.
enough. Jump shot wlll\J164 lilt Ill Ill• flttt hilt.
• NkklF normally skips the Gruttt
Grttnsb<i<o-()pilnO')lt"I Wllht'llr'""'~
nee 11 AU1U1ta, but h• will also ml .. tltt
Qllo,OOll Nall0n1t A~ Unto Open Ill
Miami lhe week of March 25-!a. -
''Thal'a whfn my Ilda ftl !he~ 1prlng
v1¢1Uon," he Mid. "I'm 101n1 to get ac·
qualnttd with thtm •aatn. 11 w11 harli
lot Ult Ilda lo u-1l1nd why I hid ta
Ill to COlllmbu1 " tilen 1 .. 1 month."
Jack and Barbara Nlck\1i1u1 will pack
up their U\t~ off1pr1n1 and htad r0r 10
dlfs at thtlr n1w "wetks.d horl'lt11 on
O"at Hadlor Cay In !he Berry l•landa.
'1We'J\ fish and 1wlm and lake. It e••Y·"
Aatd -Nlckl1u&. '"l'hfln I'll htad for
AitlUlta tnd }It retd1 fit tht Miilet~ •
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ti;vlne ·""""" champl011!hlp T{restJlria: Cre'I it a !lrong COO•
\fnde:r tor tet 1m honors in the
Clf finals Saturday at CaJ
State (F~ lerton) and in-
<llvldually, ti!< Orange Coast
9rea'a tol' nucget is Newport
Hilrbor'1 ' Chrk Ha<pel.
JJ'hat'a · how k' shapes up with
the·fina' 1 wte1Ulng event of the
)'tar W JOmlng ahead for area
grapPf .e ... Fi 1ntaln Valley moves Into
the. finals with five entrant.I an~. four of them-Tlm Flynn
(liJ8J, Mike Holllden (141), r; an Lewis {1!7), and Bob
·ivalker (194) -.were first in
·'the aul>secUonals held Satur·
day at Marina !Ugh.
Coich Vern Wagner of
Fountain Valley surm!les that
44 points may well be enough
to capture the team Utle Md lf
his team can come tllrough
with twoJndividuaI titles along
with Strong .showings from the
balance of his outfit, tl1ey-may t>e able to wreg 1,he tUle away_
from 1969 champion Brawley.
Brawley will have seven en-
traMt-plus two alternates
"''hile Mlra Cosla and Palos
Verdes have six e n t r i e s
apiece.
Brawley'• aintingent in·
eludes five first place finishers
ln the sub!ed.ionals.
Chris Horpel ol Newport
Harbor 11 the favorite for the r ..::...;_.~-. 14'-pound Individual cham--...
pionship alter pinning 30 ol his
32 prior opponents. 1be un-
• defeated senior broke the na-
tiona l pin record of Z3 and
naUed three of his four op-
ponent. in the subsectionals.
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Desert
Co-chantps
Declared
START ING SOPHOMORE -Gordon Blakeley (14)
wW start for Westminster l-ligh in tonight's CIF
AAAA playoff confrontation \\1il~ Troy Hi gh .at Fo~n
tain Valley Hi§b School. Seen m prior action with
Long Beach Poly is Steve Dallas (21) of Poly. \Vest-
minster has two sophomores in the starting lineup
-Blakeley and Terry Meisenheimer.
" • ~ . . Co-champjons have been
declared in the Desert Con·
ference basketball race, after
Mlra Costa was forced t3
forfeit a game Monday. Tif~Already·Looking Ahead
Thus with the forfeit,
ImperiaJ Valley and Mira
Cost.a finished the Desert
Conference slate with lo-4
l'!cpids. To197tT-71 Cage Seas on
Saddleback also picked up a
forfeit victory from Victor
Valley, lrpprovtng Its final
Desert Conference mark to t-5
t1nd ita sea!Oll record to 17-JI.
· Mlra Costa forfeited a game
to College of the Desert. Vic-
tor Valley and Mira Costa
~legedly used players who
hJd not received conference
sinctioo.
Both ftfira Costa a n d
Imperial VaJley will enter the Mfte playoffs this weekend. In
regional play, Imperial will
face Long Beach City College,
the Metropolltan Conference
champion Friday or Saturday
at Cerritos. Mira Costa will
f4ce LACC Saturday night at
East LA.
b enefit Ca g.e I ,
Game Set
When the·UC Irvine baskelball team droil--
ped a rather oonvjrfclng decision to Cal Poly
(San Luis Obispo) Saturday night, little hope
remained for a berth In the NCAA Western
Regional bas~etball playoffs.
Looking at the record in retrospect. the
Anteaters played four tough cootests to get
the season started and lost all four en-
counters. Victory in eveA !\Yo or the four
could have placed coach Tim Tift's team in
the playof(s before the lina1 weekend of lhe
season.
Bul that's water under lh:e bridge and the
17·9 record posted by the Anteaters rank~
with the best marks ln the history or the
school and no alibis are bcins (l{fered .
\Vhile he is keenly disapppoinled because
the Anteaters didn 't get a bid to lhe tourney.
Tift is already looking to next season and
feels the· team will be representative once
again.
•·1 ·will be In attendance at the NCAA
champiOMhips and hope to complete our
schedule ror next year," be says. Tift has
been working' on games in Florida fnr next
season but is about to give up on the trip
I because he has not heard from Florida Slate It'll be the DAILY PILOT recently ..
• a131nst the Costa Mesa Polfce "We will make a trip of some type l'l"Xt
Dti:futmenl in a benefit season but I oon·t know just where at lhe bas~etball game \Vedne~ay, moment. Howe\'er. it will be later in the
M'arch 11 ,at~fti~sa High. season as most of our early dates are
(I'he clash is designed to • already filled." --Ntse funds for paralyzed ~
CcjlJ4 Mesa High wresller * * *
Justin Ogata, ?•ho broke his Professional tennis will have to cut dov.'n
nffk 1 during a practice two on the amount of lime consumed lor finals ~s ago. n1alches such as Saturday night al the
This ls S hours l'IOd 40 minutes after the
scheduled start of the first match.
hfost fans enjoyed the,$10,000 winner·take-
. all competilioo and the lucrative new gim·
1nick or the tennis v;orld lhal features a king
of the hill competition. lends added ex·
cile1nenl.
Tennis has had phenomenal growth in re-
MOWAlllO KANOY
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cent years and has produced a new type of
pro athlcte~ne who must play his game
the year around and lhe world around.
\Vhen baseball players hover around the
hot stoves in the winter Ume. tl1e tennis pros
are ph1ylng in the Sou them. hemisphere.
\Vhen the football players are relaxing in
ti1 ay, the tennis players &re preparing for
the Wimbledon Champ~hips ift London.
It isn't surprising lhat the tennis stars are
now making the kind of money the baseball
and football players draw.
Rod Laver took home $123.85S last year
and Roy Emerson poclteled $62.SZ!I.
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Lions,. T~oy Tangle
In CIF Playoff Aciion
•tost Westminster HI g h League that bas racked up l? player Pete Miller, who·s
School collides wh.b Troy victories in a row. averaged 19 polnt. per aame
tonight at Fountain Valley Coach Billy ~1orcis' Troy along wllh 12 rebounds.
High School in the second ,1 __ , H e I g h l ooe of
A Slfrtlflf " ,.,..,.. round or the CIF AAA 'Wnlm1!!11tf • lrtY \\'estmh1s ter '1 best assets: -
basketball playoffs. !: :~:;::"1mer ~ :!•,igu•~'-' t! has not proved to be a pro-
Tipo(f is at 8. ._. •f'Ocllrkk c $(hral!Cllf" '"' blem for the Wnrrlors as the)*
'lbe high-Oylng Llons of t:1 ~~:111w ~ ~~~. ~~ have beaten SuMy tl ltl,1 'Westmlnster are on a seven· ..:.:::..:::::::.,_.:.....ccc.:::..:c___ (twice) and SantJago. Both or
game win streak but are con· out!ll baa done it on the those clubs poissessed de£inite
fronted with a dangel'OUS con-fastbreak systetn g ea red height advantages.
· tingent lrom the Freeway be.hind all-Freeway League -So, for coach Don Leavey·s
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Brucks Top Player
Pirates' Rolph
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All-South Coast ·
Guard Troy Rolph or Orange Coast College has been
named to the 1969-70 All-South Coast Conference basketball
first team, selected by Orange County jwiior college baskel·
ball Writer!.
Rolph, a sophomore, averaged 14.2 points per l.'Onference
outing. A graduate of Orange High, he Stands 5"11.
Teammate Phil Jordan, OCC's leading scorer this pasl
season was selected to the second team. Jordan, 6-4, is a
graduate of Corona del Mar High.
Other first team selecUons include Jim Huckestein (Santa
Ana), Jerry Brucks (Fullerton), Ev FopmJI (Cerritos) and
Jim Huxford (Mt. San Antonio).
Brucks, 6-9. \\1as selected as the confcrence·s player of
the year. Mo Radovich of Fullerttin wu nan1cd the coach
of the year.
Player
J im Huckesteln
Troy Rolph
Jerry Brucks
Ev Fopma
Jim Huxford
All South Coast Conrerent.-e
First 'f'eam
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·tall Westminster crew, It'll be
the problem o( moving the baJI
downCourt against T r o y ' I
man-to-man preuing defense.
Offensively. the Warriors
enjoy the mining game ind
the key to it hu been the
overall team play aloog with
excellent shooting f r o m
out:iide.
Against Ramona In its lirst·
round game, Troy pelted the
nets for 56 pen.-ent.
Another key item in the
\Varriors' att.ack ls the overall
balanced scoring from one end
to the other.
Center Mark Schroeder ii
the lowest averaging starter
-bul ls still M double figures
at 10.0 per outing.
Guard Darryl Roberts ia se-
cond to Miller with a 15.5 per
issue.
\\1ei.1mlnst.er wi,11 counter
"·ith Hs front line duo of Dan
Broderick and Steve Mcl.en-
don , both M seniors.
Broderlclr was named player
or the year in the Sunset
League and led lbe circuit
champions in scorislg with I
2S.O average.
blcl..end0\1 adds conslderabie
toughness to the b o 1 r·d
strength or the Uons and
Richard 1'fann i! a ·S.7 guird
"'hO is counted on for most pC
the Lions' p\aymaking.
Sophomores Terry
Second Ttam l\le.isenhelrner and G o r do n
Ph1yf!r School Yr. lit. Avg. Blakeley have added con~
Craig Childre.~ Fullerton So. 6-2 10.3 siderable scoring punch to
Eric Smiler Cerritos So. f>.2 14.0 Leavey·s aggregation.
Phil Jordan Orange Coasl So. 6-4 19.4 The y,'jrr,1er of tonighfs ain-~ie McLemore .San Diego ~r. 6-2 16.3 rrontatlon wtll encounter the
Tun Gallagher San Diego Mesa Fr. 6-1 19.6 ~·inner or tbe Loyola-Monrovia
llonoruble 1\o1Cnllon · tllt Frida,y night ln tht
fiick Stickelmaier (QCX;}, Geurgc Allen (San Diego),(quarterfinals. .
Steve Chidley (Fullerton), G<1rY Berg rl''ullcrton). Ron Ballou IArol~ routed Mater Det in
(Cerritos), Steve Wilson (F'ullerton ), Bill James (b-1t. San convtncmg faMlon, 77-54, 'Whi·
Antonio) Dennis Downie (San Diego Mesa). . le ?t~onrovla eked by Cr~ Play~ of the year-Brucks, Fullerton la Valley, tM.51 in first-round
Coach of the ytar-Mo Radovlch, Fullerton action. -
THERE'S NO OTHER CHARCOAL GRINDER • like the one at Jack banid's. That's ~th good and bad.
Performing in the 7: 15 spec-Forum. When th,e nnal shot was fired in tht tade lwill be DAILY PIWf pelioaalities plus some of the doUbles competition, it was I: 10 in the
Ettlerson could now 10~ ~is ,next wiMer·
take.all malch and get i11to the semlrinals
and n11als • and win $75.000 !or the four
matches. Let alone whalever ebe h~ will
pick op during the year.
Lo. Ante/II ' a ' 'fl Ill 2:).5 • Back in the 1800's, the machine was used to grind'
meal. It was Lem Matlow who discovered it
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a ticket.
Toronlo II O•kS.l>d
cnlc11G 11 l.ot .Afl!"ln .-
A~ will be 3S cenla
per pe'3qn, l'!gard.Jess or age.
lQE Cage
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. ' . ' Wea!OOr permitUng, junior die back have game8 . I e t lhree runs ,in the ,runth lMlna U\rew 174 pitches ln the game,
cpllege baseball activity Wednesday. The Pirates ho8l to tie San Diego, •f-4. Rain only walking four. resumea th~ week with a Santa Altil In a South Coasl haJled the.rest of1lhe game. In other Oesert Conference •··• handfld of conference gitmes , • -hed"'-' 1 lh ;i.-Conference elll'OUnter while Saddleback 'ts scht!du)ed to outin.'"' Saturday, Desert iii at Sf"'• ,...,.,, n . ~111i111H •t 5C llJIC\I' or e 1-111 ee area r \'~hw• teams. Saddlebac,k langlc1 w I th play for the firft lime on i!a Barstow·, Palo Ver.de hoslj 111 SI. M,.,_.Y n. Holr1 0.IN 1t Glen·
•11 H-rr 1 Golden West (4·Z) was Palomar In a non coo.ft.rence new diamond!Jaturday. The San Jacinto and ·~ Imperial
S.IWIY "'""' "'· Att...i11 ,, F~t1t11o11 I ·~ I '"·So u.__ , ... 11 ...... , U" •-·· ,..,_ '"--ol h ~-F~·-Vall-~-1 •• C Mll!fb!I....,, l"loon .. t-&.IC 1.!._~n_~ Uucn1_.__-.~ ~. "-HIUC1nni 1A1118 r•w. "J 1.1a•1;0 .!I w nyOl'll.
'"1'" ..,~ w1. Wf9t CwlN •' c11 CaJifomia Conference cam· OCC, rained out of a h05t Victor Valley in, a De.!ert Piilra Costa has 1 bye. All the "~~ ... HOl"'ll Tllf"f•nee ,, w.s1 paign l9day at Quigley Field doubleheader tan Saturday Co11rerence doubleheader. The games are doubleheaders. T""'"''' -in LA agaln!l LACC. with ML San Ant.onk>, travels first game will get under way ,Wednelday'a South Coast 1f'O'I wt. w.,,,...,,,,... 11 '-'•"' Coach Fred Hoover'• club to Fullerton JC S.turday for 3 a1 noon, ConferenCe schedule locludes Vo""
i..yo11 "'· Mlllll'l'ft1 11 c1tn11 has bealen Venlura, Sanla c:onferenca twin biO. 11le Gauchoa dropped a twin -Cerrito. at San Olea:o and San
li...1...,.1._ .. ~.ulln.!ft• i\ wni. Ana, Saddleback, Rlven'!lde In Wednesday's game bi!J to Imperial Valley last Diego Me11 at Fullerton. ti.t and dropped Its lasl two again.st Santa An&, Pirate.' Saturday by 1eores of 1..0 and S~turday twin bllla include 11:.: ;1~.:',"':. 1~!: •• games to Rio flondo and coach Bar r·y W1U11ci! wilt $-1 on the winners' diamond. Santa Ana al Mt. San Antonio
wntcw'"-• Orange Coasl, lhe·Jatt.er game ~tart either St.eve Pinter or Jn the .seeond game, Sad· and CeM1tos 1l Mesa.
ground ch arcoal to j~st the~1igho s~e for mellowing
whisk~y, .... <1nd ,we'\'.~,.~ed it that,,~av.,C!\!eo.sincy. ' .... , .r ·' '!'.f· :1:,~\'.~· •, r'. ''r':,.1 f:"1' .IJ!il lf• ~~} '.'.,,;,~ • • ~ r ~ ~ ~11•", .. ~l\·~:. >,,":. • 1 I 0 course our: 000K11.eepcr · ~ . ·" '"" · · · I • •
c'Omplains some over the cost of
maintaining such an old 1nachine.
But we figure it like this:~Ffue
hisl<ey is ma eprsnp""'d.tinJ~"'.'"'
and· then to sell. So we'll make
Jack Danid's the way it should
be made, and let the bookkeeper
go..fight on i!omplaining .
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vmi "'"' .... v:l'"' °'1 •• occ a 13-lnnlng affalrl Steve Schoettlcr on the dleback piWher Greg Pen-In the other Souther .n
w11-n.1 ,._,,, 11 kMt J'111t1 The Rustlers hal•e a home mound. nlnglon sci a new achoo.I Cellfornla circuit games this •
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v;:;1•1 "' ,.1""1'';'l '' Tucu confeteuce game slated f'r'-Only ooe gan1e ~·as p\~ed record "'Ith 17 atrlkeot1l81 ,but Frlday,J..A Harbor travel! to TEHNESS[[ WHISKEY • 90 PROOF BY CHOICE •l1&t,Jtt-N~111111111~1.l•111 Mo!low,m,..1-.
w.1n1r1 11 "'"_. day asalnst Cypreu al2:30. ftl the South CGaat Confatence..-hli teammates ®ntmill~·J4 Eairt LA and LACC is at R~l::'.o-:::1:~.lll~lL~L~E~D,;:'.A~N~D=..8~0~1~.l_".~~tO~·~t:::Y...,~J'._'.!~Oll-~O'._'.A.'.'.N:_:lf:,'.1.-:D~l.:U::_:l~L~LE:'.~~:.·.J.::'.J'.'.lt:'.:CC.lt~B'.:lL~l\l'~O;;'.(;:PO;:P:·'"J:;;l4.;:);.• .;T;IK:::N::;•;.,_--,atl7 ..... ..,.""'° Gr•l'lff 11 C•' ,.i, Both Orange Coast and Sad'· lasl week. FullertOn rallied ror en'Or!I behinfl him. PeMln&ton flOrlao.
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Southern Cal Colkge
Bolsters Athletics
11y PHIL ROSS
Of .. Dellr P'llM Slltr
Alt U)'<lle around wbal the
okle&t four--year college in
Orlnie CowQ ia.
Moot j>eople woold probably
think tt Is Oulpman. and,
believe it. or not. a few might
even chime in with either Cal
Stale Fullenoa or UC Irvine.
-ol lhe aforementioned are &be rtpt answers.
ll you sakl Southern
California College you would
be al>oolutdy rlibl .
It js a proven fact lhal tbe
Cosla Mesa acbool b the coun-
ty's oldest fotn'-year wtltule
o/ ~ loaming. soc. foimded in Los Angeles
in 1111 by the Assemblies or
God Cllun:h, pocked up lt.s
smaD campus. kit and ka~
die, right aflu World War II
and moved Jt to its prmeut
JoW!on in relocaf.ed Anny
barTaeb aeross fJ'Gm the
Oran'ge CGunly Falrgroonds.
The ICbool bu enjoyed an
admlnl>Je athlelle heritage,
although Ha _... program
has never taken on any major
dimensions in respect to U.. .....u.pte C<Jllllldiliat.
Paul ~ naUve of
Missouri;-· b delmnined to
botster SCC'1 1thl«ic statm. lf>vinc cooched prevlouoly
al 8l<llber Aa9embly ol God
scbool (Ev..,.. Collep) ln
his bomt st.ate. Peat this past
f ali accepted the job ol A-llinctor and 'bead bs t 'baO Cl*lh at sec.
Ha ..,., "Tb< lint Up ...
are tmlag.ln lhe -ol progress in our athletic pro.
gnJm was begun just this
ye•. • Wl!actes a set ol
credlmw warkinc toward • -• ....,sical -tion.. •
~·II · lhlll squad
f~tllo-•11 ..
att.r,.m.ca-10.Jt
mart-lalt -aod lhe Va_. .. 11111 boPlll for
a bMl to the llMA dlllrlct
pla,,.._ .
A!ldllr lo Ibis ....... ~ notd, "I ......U, feel -.
are am GI tbe *"* rst MAIA
teamo In aar -ri&llt now." llolplle lhe _, _ ._
of M et*!' Dave Payne via
lh~ poor.,...., nio1e, the sec
cqen bave performed
respodlDIJJ.
l'loJIDc .. lb< place o/
PaYno. bis oldor and -
mlsstonary's son Who grew up
in Africa. This past season, he
was nationally ranked la scor·
ing on the. colleP,ite level
Another mi58ionary'1 son,
Dr. Dennis McNutt, currenUy
a history instructor at sec.
has his own claim to fame.
Back in the mid-50'1, when
the school fielded a sbort·llved
football squad, Dr. McNuU
was the team's ptacemem·
specialist.
A3 a mattp' ol fact, he
boasts of being the fti'at~ver
soccer-style placekicler to
test hls wares on the gridiron.
Tennis partakes in the
athletic atmosphere in the
sp'rlng.
't;wo prafessim8.I nett.ers,
Bob Beauchamp ol Balboa and
Bob Abbott of the Costa Mesa
· Tennis Club, co-coach the
Vanguard tennis squ.d.
On the baseball diamond,
coach Ken Moore and his
charges face the scbOQl's v JI ball LEGAL NOTICE tough..Wver schedule, wblle 0 ey cross country star A n d y
PadlllJ:, with bests ol. 5;24 for i.t.l uu
'lhe mil nd 9 31 ... the two NOTICI TO C•IOITOJtl e a ; T w • iu,.11101t couitT op TM•· mile, Is the key figure In earn IDS ,,.,, • .,. CALIP'O•NIA PO•
SCC's track plans. · TM• co~.:;..ouN••
Of course., Peak aJ.so· ls the Ell... of lllUTH AHHA MA•IA
headman in cross country and The Balboa Bay C I u b '~~~~[i °:'~':1ieav GIVl!N to ""'
track ln addilion to bis. nwner· volley~! team cou1d be. the: g:''!'r "'~ ,,.~c:.~.:::::: ous other duties. next National AAU champKIN. wld dec:edettt 1r1 ,_1rtc1 te 1111 1Mm,
W'llh such a fine SJ>(ll'tiDc The BBC squad hu defeated :;i'riw.~'*:':: .':~n:.. ~~~1~
ag.....t.. Southern Cal CoUe1e its chief rival the: put two 10 prewtt ~. with .,. '""-'' ,.._, U k d, ' •-·---t -.chen, lo !fie llNltriJ111fd •I ftlt llW is no slouch academica y wee enuo 1n ww 1w•.u1en com· o11~ ., McOlnn a. 0 ,_ "' r:. a. ...
either, petition and is iCheduJed to""" A~• .. Or•11oe. C•1llorfli• 11"1 • .-tlldl
• • 11 1ilt Pita of bl.Ill-of """ Uf>o ~\ achool is a fu.U,y.ac-participate tn the AAU event w111MC1 111 111 m.t1Rr1 !'ffl11n1111 1o ,...
credited libenl arts collect in Honolulu early in May. :.!!.,."' ~.;-::,. ~·lk:J!1"., '::~ which is expanding skyward Over th( past weekend llOflu.
literally-speaking. Balboa Bay Club defeated San °•1" .~ 2:i.1r:.:;., ..-
A seven.atory me n ' s Dle-.'1 ChlJ't House aquad in ,,., • .., lffl'Ot uwt1n110 &-· E•~of ... Wlll resideoce ball wu completed the Santa Barbara tourna-., ,... *"" nwntc1 ftc"'11t
in lMI and a similar women'• ment. lJ.lS, lM. lS-11. =~~~1.r"
.dormit«J was fJnl5bed iuK ~.~~ Nme--= r.~n~1·":";:,."'0
Ja:st )'Ul. .....,.,._ AnwMn fiW ._ ......
AnDtber 111. _,_ naidlnoe Houae aqud in SID Diep by I Pubnllled or....-Cottt 0.1111 P1tot.
ltructme II 'i:'"'~ lllueprtnts JS-IO, lM count. l'*"•r~ 1• 11111 M•refl l 10, 17,~:
for lhe mid "1111. -mllht To dale thb --mob lhe ~ Colla Bay Club holdl three vldoriell--------~
Mesa Civic Ceder think Iba! a In fwr rneetlnp ol the two LEGAL NOTICE
-., _... .....mlloa teams .... coocll Jim ~
lo pillc cm· nm door. feels lbe Nau.al AAU flnalll---------
P.eat· dbM itr•eU nJUilnl of wUJ be betweeen tbe . twO C:lllTtPIU;·:= IUSINISS the te'll•dio._;,,rj wt taklna IOUtbland teams. PtCTJTIOUS MAMI ... _ .... .,l'V'O _ _,, -"-...... _ L.-M ...Ji-... an tn the n. l!!ldenttMd don certify he .. -,._ -"""""" --......., ' '"" --· ·-zw •uct1111 I ---.. !'51 Pl•CHI"• {H), "What ft are mainlJ trJinc to country 11 played right~~ : ~ ~'!; "~'" ~ ~
do befe is to d'taie pod, Southern Calllorn(I, ~I llEIUtU>l!aS ~ ht wlcl flfTTI Ill -~ ~ who HOUie hu 1 majority ol the _.. "' "" tlltlow1n11 11e•'°"· ""'-will be vial fan::es ~ ~ pi."'1 from the U.S. Olympic :;:..1:,. lull •1111 .-. o1 r~ 11 .,
"---W.. •-A.•" ._ Jn 1-" be ••va. Owttll ~ 112' SO. 1"-1, ~ ~ ,_,, ~· ----. ....., S.nll' ....... C:..111.
O•Nd F...,,,..ry ti, 1t10 0..rnl! llJmllftlh
Lightweig• ht· Basketball ~g~f;.;;;~a~
11-"' "" -" .... "'"°" .,,_ -11 wbKrJtoM to ttM wlllllfl 1.._
(6-1) brother Jerry, Cf:Oef'ally ~ .. v...;~ ~, -
regarded u the best. leaper cm c.-ri-ni " 111 aum.m
kar'-wtll: ....,..,.. -Oii~ ::::::.. Ind ~ ...... Ill .. _..
... Wlllfllillltw -u.cdlllo I. I r .. (OFFIC:IAl SEAll
lh ·--·--·-a11~ ~ Ill) .. Clf'J .. ltll e i.c-•.. ~ ~ IM:U Pltti (lJJ C ltl CWllM nearly eYerJ enm'l)' pivotman fOlte ( 141 G t l.U Mc,...,
W1•" 161 G (fl L ~ he hu encouat.aed.. 'Jbia Sairlf'll wti.t ~Ill V11W j -
de_.,_ _...._ a-• a D Miiier a. hVl9 S. ·-.S. ..,..._, 50•.oug ~-J IElllMn -It. Tl'IOIJN••ft. Ctfrll'NI I. averap of tiff inches in ~ t. height ffCb time be ltepe onlo Halftime: l!d'-a. hWltl\11 Vt\111
the Ciiurt. 2•. .. ......
Jeny Broclamn., M, a M.7 '"""~ CtQ , JillJC::-J>el"CtDl deacleyre: from the S-(71 I" (I) L.IUNr> flocr Alll .. __ otd service .,.."' ns1 c nn LWW\I
J-si..-tOl G (ti ~ veteran Jerry RJnker (Ml) ~·" 111 G ta> ....,..
have allo done Jeamedl jobs w=.."-1.-=....,. ~ ~ ~ "
on tbe biidwoecl nu since · M..,..,..: AMMlf!I •· Mlr\111 1r.
the depMtalft of Dne Payne. c. .........
. T1le v....-~ bave • n:'te:•u , 1m1 tc1, .,,...
rme ~ )111,er Wllklnc Qbt c11i " • en .... ....,. around on cam""S in the ...,,.,_ cui e. 111 H1u1~ I"" O'l'lettot<ty I)) G 1111 Mclrldc person of Ken Backman, a Pl'l11n9'~ ''' c;. n ,1 111111er
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co11 .. 011 ,. 11a1 l...,... °''Ill!' c_.w T"-Cltt F flt) Ii....., M'I C-!Tlluloll E•p1re1 ....._ ''' c: l'l ...... Ho'I. t4 1tn COii,,...,.. ttl O (7) ,..... _.,llblldled Ot"..,., Co1't Otll'I Pllet, Pllthitllt ftl G fl) ..._, ,ltlrUll'Y )I •nd i'Mr~h 3, 10, IJ, lf111
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Killian, Gillis
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An'd now this ortieulote writer who hff • • been coiled the "estrologer's estro1"9tr"
reads the stars for you. Sydney Omtltr, ,
longtime personal astrologer fo meny '' '
of Hollywood's and the literary :
world 's mostf omous slers, is e DAILY
PILOT columnist.
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HOUSES FOR SALi .HOUSES FOR SALE !HOUSES FOR SAL! !HOUSES l'OR SALE HOUSES l'OR SALE I HOUSES FOR SAL• HOUSIS l'OR SAL•
Gtnerol '1000 Gonorol IOGO Goner.I · llot Oonorol 1000 Genor1I 1000 Gonor1I 1100 Cftlt Mnt 1100
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HOUSIS ,OR SALi HOUSES l'OR SALi ·-· Ne'!P'"' Holphh 1210 ~ •r. Ml~ 11;50
OIANel
·COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2&29 HA•
BOUl.EYARD
541-8640
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3 tedrms-Slll'p!
$111.00 Total Mo.
Pmt '
You have to aee thla to be-
lieve it. J.11 new carpeting,
doUble caraP'. forced air
Mitinc, large built • in
kl.tcheri. Beautifully a~
pointed -Full p r i e e
$22.900. Better hurry.
Prestige-
Entertaiing -
First time Oft the market.
4 Bd. on one Door with
muter bedroom in separ-
ate wing. Formal dbtlng
room. Family room off
kitchen. :Klx36 patio, elee
prage door 'ope.ne.r, lbti
of e u s1 o m decorating.-
~ \41.500. Call us tor the ex-
• ellent fiM.ncing.
1Large Fami~
1 Play Huuse .
P.oo.t;11Y 5 Bed. with w/w
'"""' rmc thrnughoul Bl& fun t~I"" backyard with COVUt:i.J patio, pool and
alide f1\?' only $34,950. Ge
ready t1'1 the BJJlash down!
Chl'l'ltr. u ,m assist with the
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3 Bedro~111s 2 Baths
Assume 4iYz% Loan
$119.0I' Ml
No qualifyjng' neceuary
to take· ower pm ts. on WI
exiitin& VA loat: with an-
nual percenlagf:\_\ rate of
f-14 %. It ha.I ftl•rdwood
noon, built·inll, Pa le» Ver·
de •tone tittptacle. blg
rev ya.rd, oompfe~Iy ,... paln~ insfde. Jrt beat
Costa Mesa area. "'~r
uk!J>g 125,!IOO. Woo»Lj lasl
!13 ... ~!l~~~ executive home feature!! 3
muter • slied bedroo ,
queen • sized tile bathl
proft!lllionally land.sea
yard a.nil 20-foot cathl!-
dral ceilinl: entryway. In
better than ~ condition,
only 14 mo<. old -owner
81,)'1 sell, asking w;'l50.
Why Rent?
No Down To Vets
Can you save $700.00 fOr
clos~ cce:ta in 3 mos1' lf
yo11 can, yoo can own this
home TODA Y! It's a
lharp 3 bedroom in a
great area. Ifs in move-in
condition NOW. Included
ln ...,._ ... -"dry·
rr, retrlgftator, dlsbwaih--
er, flttalarm and an owt·
sl7.ed lot for unly $23.flX>-
See·thls one.
3 Bedrms
$111.00 Per Mo.
$22.!00
GRAND OPENING
UNIT Yll
RANCHO ·LA CUESTA
••• Are ytiu In the m1rket for •· new home, • home In •
prlma .,.., very'doM to Huntington State ... ch: a ho""9
tMt you can cust0m1a whJle it f1 bei"I bullt; • home ...
•ltinod) by out~landlnt 1rchitocla and conllTuctod by
Franll A. Ayno a Sen, ._..mpany tli1t hH boon In bual-
M11 1ince 1905.
If you are:
tom• to Rancho La Cuett• et Brookhurst
aad Atlante In tt...tlngloft Bolch any day
NtweM 10 a.m. ind 7 p.m. •nd 1elect your
home in our newly opened Unit VII.
Mcosl "-$JO.BO "' $35,100 ac_., In .lole .. July
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINt MENT. "' .
16· Linda 111.-Drlvo ·
Nevi 5 Br. 5 bii, home w/view of CdM hills.
3 Frplcs, & BBQ, Paneling & carpeting.
With dock .......................... $145,000
' 4$, Lind• l1le Drive •
Nearing completion. 5 BR. 4 ba home. 80 Ft.
on water. 3 trplcs., atrium w/fountaln.
With dock • ., ... ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $225,000 • 10 Lindo 1111 Drive
5 Bedroom & .maid's, 5 baths with family
room &: large rumpus room. 3 Fireplaces.
4,246 Sq. Fl Dock & boat slip •. , .. $159,300
90 Linda Isle Drlvo
Beaut!Iul 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath home with ex.·
tra large living' room & master Be<lroom.
Carpets & drapes. Landscaped. Boat slip.
Near tennis court & club ...... now $120,000
Weterfront Lots
Lot number 4: \Excellent 51 It. Unda Isle
leasehold lot. Xlnt buy at only $35,000.
PRICE BEATER OPEN Dally~.&. S lldrmo I< For S.19 By Ownor '
Pool. S car prap. 8rUma Bouie 4 jan&e apt on 1 lot.
Large, full il:re 3 BR on welcome. S2'J E1 'M(ldena.. ,!'.adl 2 br, S tia •• Rear unit VOitl Co {tltn. 87 E. cunin~ income. '215 mo.
Kine Size lot far $20,900. Ole.st H.,. CclM. m-ano Oarmlrc front unit. J'rpk:. NO DOWN PYMNT .,,....,_ • boY wlodow, p1,. .,.,..t.,1. ·~: j~· ~~cam'":: Ne.,,0..t Sho_,.._. __ 1220_ ~~~:th~~ ~""~!ml!;, tw:,:; ~~ NEWPORT <lo!'"· cau &mm.
511>1151, Hmtage _, .,._ SHORES UOI OCEAN BLVO:
1ate (open...,.) • ! OPE!I DAILY l·S
Immediate $25,500 _.....,.,, --
2 Bl9cks ~ tht•ocun ~ block" ot entire bay, ocean & Cat-
to comm. .recreation eenter &una. Fee llmple\. ' · "-sslon
FH.AIVA 'NO f>oWN, terms
available. Nlct 4 BR. 2 BA
on quiet cul.&-sac, 2 blcka
to park, 'schools & ahopp'1.
Beaut _ i.Mscaped, all blt·
lna, tlreplace &: din1ng. Out ..
of town owner, priced to
sell $26,950. Call 54s.sq4
Sot.Ith Coast Real Estate.
•pool. 3 Bedl'OOml 2· battll, Rich Irwin, Realtor
'!'!'Place, double -· : .>l43 E. Cout-H..;. II LOoml prl<ed home In tllilo Mac AnM, CdM ~
.fine area. TtY 10% doWn. t'ORONA Hiablandl vn
" 646.7171 '!i=e .. fdool for couple
w/pouible pelt m . or
moN bdnna.; ovttlookiilc
the town. !EE THIS!
DELUXE TOWNHOUSE -3 • -12U Br, 2~ bath. Has built-Ina & ~ycrnt _
many extraa + pool, FINE &yerea{ l'CIW' \BR
clubhouse &: tte facilities. home tor · aa.1,, or tr a a e.
N. CM. Caah to SJ4% loan. .Secluded 1treet, tar&e yard.
By Owner. 6.'J&..9646. 548-0773.
Open Dally 2-5
412 M~za Terrace-.
Stan Smitl, Rltr. 673-ml.O
EXCHANGE
Have buY"' With we;lt
6eCUttd lat trust deed of ap-
prqx. $2),000 on ,propirty in
Whittier. wm tnde for
' 1227 : duplex in CdM & add c,uh.
• MORGAN REALTY Newport h•ch 1200 Dover 'Sho,.., I====;===
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COMPLETE VIEW -Family 8oach H-. Lot number 41' Long waler view with 76.2 SALE OR
fl of frontage u~cing Harbo r Island. LEASE OPTION
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR BACK BAY
W Devor Dr. Sul\' 3, N,8, 673-7176 By App'!, AND CH&RRY LAKE
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:fJ.00-Square feet of joyous
1000 HY!ng fn thl1 3 bedroom 2'4
t.th luxury hon.le in q'We.I
peaceful cul de sac. Lar&'e
convenience kitchen w i t b
eatfni area, family room
w:lth fireplace -·SJa~ entry
and almost new gold carpets
Sprinklered landscapltit -
Owner is lelvif'I&' area and
Ma reduced price to $45.@.
546-2313 * ~7171
Bay &: Mtna. 4 Br, 4.~ Ba Fl:ve Bedrooml! Three b&thl! + maids. High -cemm:--Fee labd! one block to .
5000 gq ft built ·a.round mUi'.t. oCean! Buit:IC c la a r rn in
4 Clf pr,:--E-Z malnt, rm. cifM•1 bnt-1oc:adnn.-$«9;900-o----
med occp, $118,tXI!). lurnlsh-Hal Plnchln a As-.
ed. Assume 6~% lp&n. °"1). REALTORS
-II lOGO G-r•I 1000 Gonoral 1'""' 1 double tarcl9e+ FANTASTIC
er MS-1249. 3900 E. Col.at Hwy. 6'lS-U93
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'"" ~~~T~ '"""' 0 L s 0 N $750 DOWN FOUR SPA~S!I! :. i::::: :i.:·i!':" . . BOAT-a CAMnR
114)'1, mut 9ell! 2 Yean ON' ffiAIVA raRMS ENTHUSIASTS! tnediale occupancy. 3 king ~t z ~.~io: wi11 buy this cute 2 bdrm & QUIET CUI,.D&SACJ street. ::ce~: .r~
.......,., Inc. Realtars defl home near city park & Lovely & 1119doua' a,i-...n. ..,,, .. th F ff A and b' 4 BR 6 family, llNI} sq ft dmmtown. Featu_ru hard. room, 1" ba th home'-.;;;. of $31."-» 'A·i , ••
home. Many CU!ltom featur-ON wood Doon, heatilator fil'I!. eUed formal dlnin& or fam· V.A. Terms. Submit your
;:: :""': ,,...':..~ LEASE/OPT! p1a<:o, butt -. etc. 1t'1 ·u, room with ...... brick ':.!'s1t.: A HOME '-O nn:r<f~AJ.
"\.. [STATLRS { ihat Incl """'' a. ;...,.. AT THE BEACH vao:ant. Immed .. i. -~ fireplace & hoarth.'•e>auti-EVERY il MINUTES
ona" FUii "'""' lll.000. Walk In a private "'ach et &ion. $22 950 M tile kil<hen with break· w lk & L --.,.--=~--'-...,.._~'bedroom, den, ' fut oook. Cuvered patio & a er ee B/B
2 baths. Leue for a year mvticured yard. NE'IV ON A'J"I'ENTJON Bun.DERSI
\Jnlvonlty Pork 1237
TERRIFI~ VAUUE
Tbl1 II the LOWEST PJtlC.
ED 4 &hm. A tamil1 'nn.
en the marll-et tn this area!
2\i Baths, blt·inl, 2 frp)tl,
(one 111 'mstr, bdrm.) •. AB-
SOLUTEtY'SPOTLESS ttiru.
out. Only $11,950 .l Jl'll,Y be
purehued fw u low· u
10f0 doWn!
PETTIT REAL TY CO.
''The· Hou .. Of Hom••"
133-0101 PA!Jt.fttili CUNJJWI
•S£J.TT CO.
then buy It at teday'a price, THE MARKET -EXM.US.. 2190 Harbor Blvd. at Adams NEWPORT "EIGHTS
Terrific opportunity. New-lVELY OURS! $33,~ ~Open 'til 9 PM -$1.9,~! • PLANNED _
;:~.'ri:aie~.a <mJy 4 BR & FAMILY ~~!:r~O:~~-~ ~~~tu::~~~=.
645-0303 642-1771 Anytlmo 2 ba, 1800 '<I ll-111,.... '°""'· • ~at Th"':'_• of 'Newport 211 ba., !am. mi. home, w/ 5 BEDROOMS st Hart>or Center % ml. to ocean. Vtrrlharp Hei.., .. ta, la 1¥ a real op-tow usumabJe int. rate IOan.
$2S 500 >'l'J9 H.-mvd., CM. FIVE BEDROOMS & clean. $31,000. '=lty for yoo In build"" 142,lioo. Don't -this ... ,
' DINING ROOM, Family Nowport hy &':~ch Rlty, Inc, e Rod Hiii Roelty Eutside Costa Mn&. big DOYER SHORR 11 IOI-Ori ~ ..• ~-.. -· umv. Park eeh, lrvlne
Lido ltlo
ENJOY
LIDO ISLE
This Summer-
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W1lktr Rlty. 675'5200
3391 Via Lido, NB Open san.
3 BR. Den, 211 Ba. C.O.
temparvy, Architect
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hnlfaable Io an. BJ
Owner. PlioM • 673-2851 tor .....
SP~CIOUS
custom built family honM:
• BdJ'ml., de11. a~: baths. "'·"" LIDO RIAL TY INC.
3377 Via Lido 613-13Jlt>
---------f--"y •--'··, i 'baths, " """'1 home, Built·ln kll""n er ve, ..,;., ,... oo ~" •-M-e ll!3<llm .;:;ru;,. ki,cl;;, 8 R 1 c K VIEW Including Nulone , mender VI 1 1 61>-:1000 Eves. SIM810 -~-" • Hunll!'J!!I! Batch 1400
F!REPLACE,doubleg.,.... Cu"°"' buill dramatic .... and brealt!asl •••. All on Cole-y & Co. c.,. SPECTACULAR VIEW 3 BR. BonUJ nn. Callledral LlrrLE LADY ALONI
NO down VA.,LCJW down ular architectul'e'. l Bed-dloice hardwood floon, In. IWUJUI ...... 11 . of HARaOR ctllln.cs.'·Prtced for quick-Muat eeU tb!i spotlns doU
FHA. see it NOW or be rooms,~ bl.tbs: buae Jam-clud!z:w carpeta and draP115· & L'IDO ISLE Ille by owner. ~223' boU8e in lowly Me.a Verde.
Mn')'! , ily room with wet bar, ao-'Well built, ahake 'roof home. REALTOR (allytlme) ' Plueh -pile -~
WE SELL A HOMES commodates bill!~ 2 tab\~-~~~.~ = 1~A: Newport Beach Office I !!!!!f!!!~•!!!!!!! ... '"!!'""':-'1 3 Bedroom + e:ma room .. Corona •t Mar lllo lhrouchout.. Lowly ;;.~
EVERY 31 MINUTE bland lritchen ... .. • Fun •""'0,., 132,950. 1028 -· 1>r1vo Bui·lders Attenti,on! Hardwood "'°'" Eldlttnr CORONA . <1noe•. ' huae -.. W lk & L cleaning ovem. Fonnal din-615-4930 642-7777 loan 7%. l.st TD. . ~ puUman batfla. a er ee lngroom.Bly•..,,.,,Vtew. BUILD UN\nHl5l HIGHLANDS J 4oal .... """. Gr..t .efiool
2043 Wetlditt Dr,
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~~": :"", •. t~ Payments Like Rent tot 100 • "" w1th &ood ' "' ...,,,. "'" Ave. HIDEAWAY .,,.,..,. N..r <>i!n.,. Club. ..,.,. l ($, ol aw Driv.) F.H.A. doWn -~· " ~ft mGCftGb Bedroo$4m9 ~me. Top oca· Secluded .. court, yard entr)' SS,tm. NO OOWN lo G.J.'1. IV'I' Owner saya sell this 3.Bdtm lion! ,,,,,.,,. $46 000 BY OWNER charming l'Uldc Uvtnz room Call iEST BUY (714) 642-1235 home on a ""'"'" w;th w.n .. McCordlo, Rltn. ' • m-1982 • with malllve n..,i-. -3 WE SELL A flOMI
LIDO ISLE 901 ~Drive, Suite: 120 6%. % int. Payments could 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. Bedrooms, 2 baths and Slut EVERY: ·ll MINUTIS
. Ne\1f110rl Beach be appl'OX. $224 • roo. with 548-7729 644-0684. Eves. Venice Waterway Hoven blated ...-1 •• You w lk & L
... Frontage • 2 ..... """"' -, ,,,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' I ............................ , 1551111 do, "' .,,.. 1"' •ilh E ROOM """ a -r . ee 2 -. w/3 bdnns. i.. tam. t: ,__ '"" t G t GIANT 4 B D Duplex, Canal Waterfront. own. ttW land •• llll,(IOO., ' , _, * BASEBALL * WESTCLIFF VILLA a _,., ~· pymn · ,.., TWO STORY with pier tor boot,'2 • 3 For ~1111 •-Y•• · · · rm. • large Hv. rm. & din. BIG corner Jot w/boet &: .,.. .,.....,_ 2'191fHarbcr Blvd at Adams
alcove . 2 fr'plca. Recmtly StarnwstmoVe toSanDlego. A separate bungalow with trlr aeccss, encl pa.tio too!! This beautiful bev.c:h home BR JnVtttm.Mit, or mab ' · iuc.-n ...:.... ,111• s-• _, --H-. m••t ,.u· this 3 •-"--, al l the pn'vacy of an indi-has low · inttteat fmanclns this your 5 BR famtly home. ~.. "'l""n • rm. ~';~ 2~ bath beauty t:';'e:a vidual home and all the = =~:; i!':i~:~ that can be assumed. With f14 ,500. 1 $44,500
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Verde. 1980 sq. fl, 2 fire-· benefits of "private club" · $3,500 down, !!eller will help. Gr•ham Rlty. '46-2414 ·4·~·· Bo aq. tt. or ln-
ptaces, eating area in large living. Spacious &: beautt-$1.8,l50. Quick posaesak>n. Tolal ~ent $232.00, Home Near Newport Poet ot6ce ur1 ~; incl's. loftr ·
kitchen + dining area, ser-fully decorated, 2 BR A: 2 • coAn has been fre1hl)' pe.lnted. BLUFFS _ 3 Br z BA 1 180 Det.ree. -OcNn VJiW ~t pme nn. w/frplC.1 .,~,:a....-11 •-L• &· 1 _ vi ce porch fut the lady, wa· BA, fonnal dining room. lm· & Why Rent? \YA LK TO l•ve t , corn•'r are'e·n Wltb toprqual., cpst. bit. 3 Formal din. rm., tam. rm:
\.0 awin11 -W. ter 10ftner, landscaping with maculate • Immediate oe> WALLA BEACH. CALL. belt/view. eov. walled-Br. + dllJ. rm. home to 'I\ lp. llY. rm. w/trpl. "-'
"'1-.,.wport Center Dr, sprinklers. You must ett cupancy. $18,~. Cl WE SILL A HOME patio, CUii. drps & lhuttm match. Re~ Dt.1has a·dd· sume ~%FHA loan1V/mp. ~-rport Bolch, Calif. this one. , .it-. •twp and .Pete Barrett ~ 54M~~TORI EVERY 31 MINUTES ~ •"'™· w.nc to ihopt, ed thounnd<• ot dl>llan to pa;-mta,.ot 1712 par mo.
::1;0700 644-2431) only "''':6.2313 REALTY IDpon hon!... Walker & Lee ~~I, Ownr 132·""· = ":!.Cd::--;:.;;.
(Eves. 673-0554) ~INVES:f'ORS • 1605 Westclill Dr., NB 2190 Harbor Blvd. at Ad1ms BAYSIDE VILLAGE "8/8'' Realty 67s,.aooo
11 uJrit proktlgioaal bldg, 642-5200 ~ ~9491 Open 'W 9 PM Unusual type Mobile Home f----'.:_,..::.:~~:.;.;.;;,..f---..
""""'\\ lnea""' d0ee In.,,.,,, ,~. lf'·J.,m·· • wf penn. cobana. 2 Br:s, 2 Doublo Duly Duplex Tltf,.LEVIL conceMl>t< .,..,,,.... .... All EXECUTIVE •' ~, $25,950 Ba's, dre"'r rm,32' llv rm, Top CdM Joe., So, of """· · air nd. amp1.e frpJc, carport, patio, priv not far from· Newport C-tnt· 4 S1l. Wn rm, .fOrm DIR, ~ U.:ttd •jun on , HOME Assum• SV4% Loan clbhse ti bch.· Pool. Boat er.nont 2&R.unlttorown-2200t1qftotsra&ua:UvillC.
Co5tA ntcsa's busy 17th St. Golfer I Paradise CUatomized 4 Bedroom Home Spanish Spilt 4 Bdrrit + Family rm. lllp, avaU. Adults. 615:-7692 er: r.ent r,tar tum. •'01. to Take ovtt M-int. nlA'Joall, shopp~ area. CllD fur de· Beaut home on )nth gften on large Jol. tdeAI Family 5 bdrm split level, Span-Beautiful home. Huie tamlly BA YFRONT PEN'lllOUSE l'!'duc:e' Jiviila COlfl. Jl..2 LOts ' Owner will btlp finaiM;e,
taJlt t ~. to fnlpect. o( Bennuda Dunes . finest •tome on a qujet cuI de sac ish archlteet.. room , for rm. with .llttplace, entr)' Pa.IXJf'ID'tlc view. 2 BR. 2 Ba. value rlsln'c' daily! QMCk-The RMI Ertlte Mlrt
, .. -• ..... _~ •• 11 de9ert course! Roo_ my 3 BR. street. Spacious Uving room. live in help. Baclt to tt;tta hall, large UvLaa: &: dlnlhg Docks. $56.SOCI 10%' dn 7% this at $44,5111 Cews. ~ 147.:pJI ·
lJ. --~ 3 Ba .. pool, furmshed home. Formal dining rooin and and greens of goU couiw. :it-I~~~~ .. W: Int. McKeniie, Rltr 6*0732 ·1'~/8'' 9'Plt't, 67WD ;r• GE REAL-rv-Jbc1.-2 golf carts. Club ~m· Jat'gi? family room 1vlth bullt-Clean as new! Very ·Cm:-tio.-$40.l120 _ p_r.µ_m • ~ ~2 BA. _iplll~ IT'S ~, t b • MUjl ~MAl'flfON ,...~ benhip a~l. Asking $95,000 in bir. Close to Boys' CIUb IOua -for qUlClf~we~ TARBELL 2955 Harbor level condo. ~m:no; « .... -in •-""-'-Lu.ah aluirerpt. 4 bf,' ba.
·. ' • Xlnt terms. and patk, only $64,950. $73,500. 1 &ae/optton M4-to39 .. -v ~ lam rm, mtec in I out. BILL GRUNDY For dotoil.1 673-1550 DOLL HOUSE ' . . '°" find to the naolttlid RAZOR SHARP! Shk VIEW~\ VIEWI REALTOR 673-7176 3 BR. ..... hOme, Step& to SOCK rr ro 'EMt Adi. pock --1, Leodenhlp, -
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inz FHA loan. annual
pel't'entagf! rate o[ 5%:%
-No qualifying -New
carpets throughout -Big
kitchen with drum built•
ine: ;.. Just pa i nted.
throogt)Out -TtUs is your
doll bouse1-See it.
'"'•".,."'~"Gree•"""· Estate Sale 1eresL 125,000. 0.... .. 1 200010.,...:.1 •10:... .. 1 iooo
canlge. ~tloA;ppt< :~~. . 177,!IOO CAYWOOD REALTY ..
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Pinched ••• By fight Money?
Move inlo. this 3 Bd., 2
bath home and make low,
low monthly payments.
Existing loan is assum-
able at·only 4ll%. Cloee
to schools and sboppinf.
Owner would like o n I f
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COUNTY'S weuT
2629 HARBOR
BOUUYARD
54&-8640 '
'"' Brand New Ll1t1-. -w ~-Hwy NB "~' 2111t. Y11r" Lease/Option "'1ove11 uni..'l"LY P~. -. 541'.i'm •" C.l1'il-ri j'\,..( · f)-C ~c.•
WESL ,,N. ·• Gi'eat loc<Oon, walk to w .. 1. FANTASTIC .,,.., •bout the "'""" 3 $23,'500 P\b I.'~ i'f":--'b Pq•p ' TA YLO CO cllff "-Ing. Cl•an 2 BR "'""" locatioo, One ol a Bil + •tther lam or dln\rm, Th '8 / 'f/r b B"°' I . <--"
.home, hn!Wd o-· dtn;ng, aa il Is now l""'1ihed.1Uo-Almoat No Down er~ e Vff t e U11t-r~ C:rnra1e R Ito'. ...... • .., ldnd'wfth.Jarge family room. ded ta d • 1•· • •• encl patio, nice· :yard. Arr gn. Cl'JI • rps ac: • -a ... Natural brick fireplace in ov-NEWPORT CENTER aumable 6% Joan av<, oversized master bedroom, ed on tt-,t beautiful '1.,_n enilud family nn, 3 Bdrm.
2111 San Joaqujn\Hllls Rd. Le11ae $175 mo. CaJJ 545-8424, musM littplace and spark. belt." 2 balhl, entry hall. dJnlJla 644-1910 ting ........ tiltend pool. '
1 South Cout Real .Estate. Walk to l<:hoolA,. perk 'I: ~ Ml·SllO ~ rm, sprinkler 11Ztem.
TRY 10% OJ?WN $2B,000 Wmcllff •hoppu,g. Owner'• ""~. G~~~ .::~:ELL 2955 Horbor f ett.. $25,950. Spodeu t New 1 family ralaed and gone • ...,.,.... .. "
cptL, dra.P'L b!Clna. Hd. ' VJ ACRE hard to bellev. at 1!1,950. -It MESA D&L MAR
fin. 2 Balbi. Corner lot. Elep.nt tiitl)' hall cpens to CALL &45-8424 South Cout 4 BR. 2 Ba., Family Rm.
Priv. twim club. 'W~ to rear 1tvtng tm. dinlni rm, Real Estate. EASTSIOE SfllCIAL Larie yard. Nr. 1hopptnr &
Ill scbOOLi:. i lar;e lamlly rm .. .,ith tire-, -4 Priv•ti Glimpse R·2 Jot, 2 UR. l 'BA,-neiv Fr'wy. US.000 Low dn. own/ -~°" place. Belt built-in appllanc-Into the e?l'dtlng world o( the crpU, new pl.Int inalde l I; bkr 400-1990, 4M-M88.
Colimlk· ts. 540-tm most exclusive restdenti.al oUt, new driveway,· Pn&e. Horne & Duplex $27,SOO , Ill·~ TARBELL 2955 Harbor 5'<tion in Dover Sho<tL.3 . £-<id 3 Br,, or!Y 6.%. loan,
EST~TE SALE
2 Bedroom. Costa rtesa,
Eaat&ide. R·2 ione. btla:t.
ment property, larp \lot.
$21,500. Principals o n.~ y.
MS-1218.,, illl-251t
SEASHORE DRIVE brand new models. 4 Bd· trd .tor clear hlie. Leaving
OCEAN VIEW -ml.I., 311 ·Ba. 8Parl<lih& """· Owner/b1", (l46.37ltl
Fum. Dllptex. Dbl. prqe oooi-l\oy J. Wanl Re"11or. NEWPORT Hefll>il l'Mlbl·
Immaa.iliate! 144,950 1•ao Galaxy Dr. 6f6.15SO. Ing ranch style 3 bdrm,
Getl'f! Wllll•m"" LEASE WITH OPTION l!tlO Nhport Blvd., CM ' aha!<• roof, trptc. Pl,11511.
!!EAL'l<lR 3 8"'rm, Ui Bath, IoV>Jy CALL ---·· 644-1655 .:K::;lng;i;;;iaar::;d::;P.= • .E:;.:;M;;l;;!l-;;:m:l=:::;I 673-<WO 673-15641w1, yam" r1<ti0. Clo s e tol\!!!!!!!!!!!f!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!.,,.l-
tehools. fl8S ptr mo. -WEsn:LIFF Costa Mei•
DAVIDSON Realty ':~:t.:1:"3 ~~ :!'.' ~ =M;;.;E;..s'"A_.D_E_L_MA_R_
1100 $J0,950 I O\lT 01 SIAte Owner: Mull
Ataume J:V.•k Loan Sell or Trade 4 ~r. 2 bJ
Prime atta. Entry ball, huge hotne. 258 Sherwood St'. {oU
family rm, natural ~'OOd P""" Sa"nta Ana. Ave, C.M.> Pl1,
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~ Evet. 5'~1058 lam rm hOme. t.wrury J br, 2 b&., I.am. rm. S~
4 BR. l~ ba, Wn rm, crpts, drps, wan paper. Im· rt, blt-ITll. crpb A drpl.
\YeatcliU Plaza area.. lha.11 mact Almnw 614 % loan. t\l'dwd fln. sunken llv, rm.
CZ>fl, 1hll~e tren:. S'8.~. $48,500. 1921 Marinm 0r.; C 1 o 1 e Jo 'NWlnJdt Pk.
Klngaard R,E. Ml ~ml N.B. Call !14th16U. $211,!IOO, -SCRAM-UTS ANSWIR IN CWSIFICATION UOO
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H:J!"f'!" -•• General 2000 Coote -· 3100 f .ul.to ln Valley 3410 Coote MaH 4100 Coote MaH 5100 Coel• -5100 Cotl• -51'0 Coote -. . SlOO ... 6 •IAUTIPULI l=~;;;;~;;:_;;~;.;;;1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 "'";;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J
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ftll .,._.. Vallt:J ramb-$UO. um. .PCf, Cozy'Garaae 3 BR, :Z BA. bltm, ttpta. R, 2 bl, frpJc., blt•tnt.I ~WINTER RATES .___ • •
,,. -with uoo oq. Apt. W/w, 4rp1, pet OK. fl1>1<. I'•"""' ~-tmmed. cul<IH&e. mo. Au 11 u '•"'"' Rmah" thnl •um· -Award Wlnnlnt * GRAND OPENING *
ft. el llWIC detlaht, •bowl Bkr. 5341990 oecup. S200 mo. lsc, Alt· !11/70. Call 510-6837 mel'o-l'IO raise In rent1. l BR New and Dramatic as !I-•doll ......_ 3 .,..,.,. SlJS. DANDY , ., lri·•'"'· 962-&3f5 rum ,mo. ''""'°' pu. •~ -MERRIMAC "WOODS! a Sparu.b Cutle
• tll-.and family room, Carport. pado, tam .. poU. IMMAC 3 BR ""· bit-I , S70 Eldon, CM, See M..-Apt 6. EL CORDOVA Al'TS
11'4 ltoh. Pa1oo Verde Stone llkr. 5!<-<9811 I .,.,,1 •• "''" "' och~. ATTRACTIVE, Modero • SUS CASITAS Orange r..-:•, Most leautlflll IL z'cce. electric buUt·lns. mo, 54&-3351or6~94 BR. 3 BA. decks. built fn FUrn. l .BR. Ap1•. Adult1 • -•••• 1 ~. aiprlnklf'n front Rentals to Shara 2005 EASJ'S!DE 2 er.h'e 1 aar" v1u.-uum •• drape1, ~ta. only,.no1wl1. 2110 Newport Aparttnent Community.
I: ....... c-Arpett ahd drapn. A.dull• only, no' petsf 181 E. llplinkJcrs, v~w. $325 mo. Blvd~ Cltf. '6•'2·9286 Fe fur'ng a Clu"'At ' osphere -rool. PRID~ OF OWN· EMPLOYED lady »5ll to fut St. CM. ~ 311<" !•le Royal Dr. Call tor SHAl\P Baebelor unit. Clooo a j U,, m ._
!JlSHJP, Will Mill G.I. Vt11h share, 2 br apt w/prlv ba., appt. 496---7'163 to OCC & UCL $135 pay all. • ·
no_,. do...,, w/ume ;, C.M .. Re<. room, NowpGrl' Bo,••.h 3200 CHARMJNG' br home. <Un. Relerenee• ""IUlred. Avtill For Your Comfort & Pleasure We SELL A HQl1'E pool & a,auna ba.. rm. Secluded patio--gardrn. 211110. M5-4879
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IVIRIY J1 MINUTES Re!e~rice•· STI·rti5 i.fter:6·' . , .B/B Vw prlv, bch. 613-0091. MQD~N furn 2 BR tn Just •compltttd 1 or 2 Bedroom, 2 81th.
a ker & lee Peft=NO!.BLE lloHddle Age Adul t•• Only· ntwer ttlplex. Quiet. very FurnlaMcf or, Unfurnlshtcl. Alr-cond., ~•m
JI.fan with 8 year old sen 3 BR. 2 bthh:, •Pf.It ~v~1$~ 3950 clean. AdWts. 168 Sl'Otl Pl. ctlU ntt:, dl1hw•al!_•n; luth ,lenchcapll\I with
16Bl Eding'f'r wbbes to dw'e your holne 2 BR. 2 baJhl •••••••••• $22:i Condominium · • 6<l~232l ' 1tre1m1 & w1ttrl1ll1; t feY1tor1, BIQ's, club-
BC4'SS 540-5140 or rent estate cottage ... · AVAILABLE.NO\V 3--sR, 2 ba. ~t. 2 ca:r,* aar, ME)iilMAC WOODS houM with socl1I Ktlvltll'I, A una., JacunJ
Tblnlcyou've seen -greal· apar!jnenu?
\Ve have all the nice features as follows': * 'HE A'TID POOL * REC HALl -
* DISHWASHERS * llAR·tl-OUES * SHAG CARFIET'G • * GARAGliS
MANY OTHERS!
1 & 2 llR'o-F'IOM $145 !'Of Adulh Only
• 2077 Charle St. * ~76 , (Just 400 !\. W. of Harbor Blvd . off Hamlllon)
Corona del Mi r 5250 RJ;AL ESTATE
<;tner1I
64&-JTIG. . Ba.)'&: Beach.Realty, lnc. pool &: cl~ avail. nz> f\iOO Units avail. Ste ad un. & 1wlm pooJs,. privati garait: w/1tOra9t.
L.D.S. male, 23. empoyed. 90.1 OOver Dr. Suite l3i NB mo. M0-6339. det claq 51po. 42S Merri-From $150 • $110. Adults pl••••· Just East ~
Share your or his apt wltb ~:rxio Eves. s.48-e:.'66 fn!!C Way. 545-:&300 of 2600 H1rbor Blvd., 'ltxt to Nabers C•dil· ' ..,~· ' Y..'ORKING &irll looldns for
Ront~ls Wonted sno FOREST E.
same. SA or CM ~at-e.a. • ~ •-2 b ~ N-~ I , --lu .• 975 1 BR N.W bea}l.t rum 6 unltr;. lac, at 425 Merrimac W1y, Coste Mesa. $4S. • •• r. apartment 1n ..... yv ... 5404484 'Bdnn. lov.·er Dup ex ............. Duplexes Un rn. ,. A~ulta, only. Mir c PI . YEARLY, prefer turnl!ihed. r.tALE Roomm•tr to share 3 Uv. room. Built-Ing. Garb. ~ 6300• Evtrything MW. Movt In no,.i ON TEN ACRES {Will take u n r urn I• h•d
br apt. Ba.I. lsland. S75 utJ! dil!ip. Fireplace. 4 Doon 2 BR, 1 BA, sm den. Gar. lilD wanted. 2220 Elden &l&--5302 1 ·• '.BR. Furn &:. Unfum w/refrial to $160. Responaf..
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Inc. Rnlton
ind. 6/a--2569. from hl'acb. U~ .• year-)Ttl. Drps ~ c~3~~·1,LRG~"~•,;;•~· .. ~,,..,,.~-~Crp~1>-d.,-Gener•I · 5000 Cott. M-•• 5100 Ftreplaoe1 I 'pfiv. pa.Hos I ble, have ttfttences. PJeue '3 UNITS ON I LOT 1.G,;;l,.;Rc,.L.;.21~0-r-ov-e-, "'to-,,-..,.-,, ly, l250 "to. wsht/dryer av . ' I e N. occ' •"'s."1-;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;; . . . ~ TeMls. O:wrtnt'l 81dgt. call after 8. ~. Riddlt &. Rots Rltrs. oo·pets. $17i. '42.-1384 N.B. nice Y turn. r ·I• , LUXURIOUS 2 sr: .l'O Ba, 900 'Sta ·Lane_. ~ ,f#.2611 ~====~""'--I
fugi::;'s. ~~~ft ~~N.~~ 3535 E. c.oa1t ifv.7. 675-7225 Cou* Piaµ.. Mgr. 2885 No. A VEii DOME Crpt.1,' drps, GE lritch., pa. 00.tWthur nr. Q»at Hwyl 3 21R:e~~5:tL~~=t c;:e; 1 lo.e + 2 apts. Fa11b•stic
money maken. Sum m·e.r
term; rai6ed . ()n)y 5 block•
from beach. Owner will rm. ,C"os'-'-1-•_M_o_H __ , _. __ 2_1_00
~~~~~"""!"""~'I RENTALS . 1\1.endoza. ~21• ~ ft , tio. encl gar, nr bus. 11.ltl " • f · hed ROO. taJ for Easter Wttk. Approx DUPLEX 4 BR unfUITI, 21,~ ~ptt. urn1s $16.5 BEAUT. turn. 2 BR ~X· IMMACULATE AP'I'S! ·adull1. 120 E. 201h St. MMATE "' new 2 Br, 2 vie of 30th St to Sth ,St,
ance wtth minimmi doWn. 1 •
This won't last <>WT ni_ihl.
Bath, trplc, relrig. ~~ block pando l\iob. Hm. 133 E. 16th AD'" 'T • FAMILY BA Garage apt. wQher/dry. I I
from Ocean. Al vo
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t. _G-''-"'-'-•_1 _____ 4000_ St. Sp. 16, CM. &fZ.1265 SEcrl0Ns AVAILABLE NICE individual townbouae. er, CdM 675-U92 or 67>2677 ~;-~ach. ~
$ S return• are 11ttl $11.900
betttt be tirtt and call now.
Dlal 962-5685.
2 BR. P.f', patio. Quiet
tropical setting for sdu1t&. 1
blk sh<>pr;. $185. ~
S325 mo year Y eue. 4 1 BACHELOR Apt. Real!OR-CloM to ahoppi-, Park l &. 2 BR. Ftplcs, crpts, -
R·over Av• A•t B U ,.. S' le_ " "• patio, gar. 2652 Qran"e Ave. OLDER, quiet marf., "" 1.-•I-' -• 12131 ~ ~1 ..,.,..... 5'18-8428 or 675-6662 Huntingto, n .Blach 5400 drinker, desireit 1'00m I: ba " ,. ' ... 1ng able. Mlddleaged or older * c ....... lous 3 ar'1, 2 Ba ·~
'" .,.. '-'llll .,_....,,,., male. 379 1-lamllton, C.M. * 2 Bedroomt
962-5585 Balboa Island 2355 .wUect. • *Swim Pool, PuVgreen 2 BR. Crpts, drps, blt·lns ON 'BEACH in priv. home. CdM.
FOR LEASE Adults • Nl ~~~:~t * ""' l ndlv'1ndry fac'II 1135 •"Noorly "'W 'BR, all 613-1122 e&\ru-1ING 3 Br furnished. 117 E ~-•St S4Z.3G4S 1145 Anllhelm Avt. bltns. patio, ·gar, fetal air t.-lAnJRE Couple Want
19131 Brookhun1
Huntington &ach
Beach house. $250 mo. Avail Westdlff, large 20x20 lh•lng · ~,.... · CX>srA MESA 642•2824 $170. Adulhs only. 516-Q386 1 e SINGLES FROM $140 Holl!ie w/amall clean work
ti! June 20. 673-4685 eve5, room. Owner. 64Z.2&J5 $400 $90 &: Up. 1 & 2 BR. Trlr. 1331!!!!""!!!!!""~""""""""~ I SPACIOU~Mod. 2 Br apt. • 2 BR 1% BA FROM $2'l5 1hop & dbl ,ar. Call
SMALL DOWN
1'-URN. Mod. 2 Br, 2 Ba. lease. Luxury sin&:le 1 &: 2 bed· E. 16th St, Sp 4.1, Ott. e RENT e Pool. No childzv or pets •:BR 2 BA FROl\1 $260 54~1793
Dock. No pets. Avail to BLUIT'S 3 BR. l BA lipllt room apartm~nts, funilill\. 642-1265 • $140. 2279-B Miner St. e 3 BR 2 BA FROM $.J60 e LANDLORDS e
PAYMENT
Here's a beauty with 3 h~
bedrooms and 2 baths.
Gor]te'Olls brick fittplace.
Dt.sbmuter kitchen w I t h
dlsh\i1uher. Beautiful Clll'-
pet& ·le drapes. Older couple
ttUring, gays sell "ilh $1,fOO
Iota! dolvn on FHA t~rms or
NO DOWN VA. Call for an
June 20. $300 mo. 61;,.-7880 level condo. Cu 1 tom -fl and unfumished 'A-)th BACHELOR Apt. Garage. -.l Rooms Furniture 642-7508 Carpel5'dt"&pes-di.shwasher FREE RENTAL SERVICE
R.CNTALS ~~~led. Lease/option. oompl~te privacy and land-Priv yard. No pel.8. $19.95 & ~P s =1~:;s~+-"""-.~ .. -.. -.i-1.-c=1,-.-,-2 ~~1:°.!::a~:=~~ig Broker ~
Houies. Unfurnished s~.aped coontry club atrros-114 ~f.onte Vista. Ci\f . l:.Onth-To-Mooth Re11tala Bdrm Duplex. Crpts/drps. r\EED Garaa:t!• to Rt!nt eri .,
DELUXE Town'hOUSe 2 Br. 2 phere iocllJdlng ST:i0,000 LARGE l BdrOl new tui·n. WIDE SELECTION s1v/ref, encl patio. tnlant patio&-ample ,J7!'rkiqg. yearly basis, near Bristol I:
Oener•I 3000 Ba, frplc, pool. $ 2 5 D. worth or reettational facll-crpls, drps bit-ins. No pets. NO DEPOSIT 0 .A.C. OK. 22M·A State. 642-7472 Security l'uai'1s Baker St. Call 557·7676.
--· -Baytront apl $350. Agt. lt.:esdeslgne~and<>peraled 2S85MendozaS45-542l Hl'RCFuniiture Rentals LOVELY 2 BR. \Vfw crpla, HUNTINGTON
** RENTALS** &16--073' juat for"""'' pooplo. -'o'=~==--=-1511 w.l t!lth, CM 548-3481 d PACIFIC
$135 unhun 1 BR cottage, TIIE BLUFFS 3 Br .. 1,, be., RENTS FROllt I BR. FURN. APT, rps.L_ 1•,·ood n~. 1 g 8 r · Rooms fo r Rent 5'9J OK $145 to $300 2831 S. Bristol, Cr.t wasu~r 11·er. Adu Is, no· • $~ unfum 2 BR hse, fnd ~Is. Nr2432schls le ghop'g. Costa Mes• 5100 Pt!l.s. F<>r appl. Call 646-llfiO 7ll OC.CAN AVE., H.B.
CTI4) 536-1487
.appolntmenL yd, child le pet OK. S.o•a. 644-· NEWPORT BEACH 1----:-:-:--=:I::.:::::~;.:::_ __ _::.:: 2 Br. House $140 attach. gar.,
WE SELL A HOME $l70 untum E-side 2 BR hm, 3 BR, 2 Ba duplex, new cplB, &80 IRVINE AVE. Ntwport Beo1ch 4200 HARBOR crpls & drps, 1a.rdener,
EVERY 31 MINUTES lrplc, families ~-elcorned. drps: dshwhr, bltns. Nr bch. IRVINE A.""JD lSlh -----1 laundry. lmmac. cond. No
Walker & lee 1140 untur" 2 BR Dupl•X.l=mo=mo=l="'=·="=()'.=75=13== (11!) "°""' Newport BHch GREENS ehildleoorpo".6<&-2118
stove, retrig. tot ok. GRAND APARTMENTS e DELUXE I & 2 BR Garden
2100 Harbor Blvd. at Adams $85 fl.ll'n 1 BR apt Ulil pd. 1 _U_n l_v_a_rs_it~y_P_•_r_k __ 3_2_37 GARDEN GROVE Bachelor, 1-2 le J BR. 1'Urnl Apts. Jiit-ins, -prlv patio.
Adu1ts ·<>nly. 2 OPENING unf. From $110 &: up, Gar-heated pool, trplc. Adulls MS-0465 Ope-n ·ru 9 PM $140 furn 2 BR apt. Pla)' EXECUTfV&. Type 3 BR. l3100 Ola pm an Ave. den patios e Beam ceilgs $145 mo. 546-5163
$3500 DOWN area for ·child;-Avail-rx>w.-B~_Jio~ wl atrium. Bit· <4 blk!._\'V. Santa Ana Fwy.) ~1c1 ! Rec Rm.s e 2 Pools
MANY OTHERS iflli, crpts, drps. lmmed. oc-CTI.fl 636-3030 IMMEDIATE • '" 3 BR, 2 BA. new shag ,. ndl d cup. Nr. UCI & shopping. Saunas • Nursery School c r pt s / d r p,. f'n!oshly
2 Stary Spanish stucco, 4 BR, -FrM to .. ~ or. I 644--04<19 or 615-4497 ANAHEIM Fam & Adult sec:tio11t1. Im· painted. Nr OC'C. Upstain. 2~ BA, beaut crpts, drps. Blue Beacon Rental Finders NOW LEASING FOR OCCUPANCY med, occup. 2700 Peterson 557-6151 15 Months new. 435 W. 19th St. Q.1 64&-0111 AVAIL. Approx. April l, 4 ~IARCll OCCUPANCT. Way, CM Nr Hrbr & Ad8111$. 3 BR. 2 ba, Ct"'! & drnr;. Bit· hr, 2~1: ba, next to park .u 546-0.170 " ·"' BRASHEAR REAL TY 4 BR, 2 BA home -new area. $325 mo. 548-7409 &ft zn So. Brookhurst iru. Newly decor. No pets.
&17.85o7 · Eves. 431·3769 crpts, drps, all bltins, quiet 5. . (1 blk. So. of Lincoln) t..wrury garden 11.partments LUXURIOUS·NEW $155. Avail 3/15. 962·J89.I
% cul-de-sac, close to 5Chools (TI"J m '500 1021 ?.1iuion Dri\·e, apt C. 3%. GI loan. By owner · 3 & hop , $24~ call ~ -. offt!rinl: complete privacy,
B" 2 ea, tam rm. 118.9;10. H. ~ ... P•··-a1' ';';,,., Corona del Mor 3250 South Bey Cluli be Iii 1 1 __ ,_ In • $150 &'$170 1130. 2 BR upper. Bit"" New paint, nr. bea::h. oU "" e ,....,. au u <UJUO>CllP : crp:" '-drpi;. No pets. 568
Brook bu rs t, 221o 1 540-ll5l fopen evei.) AVAIL Apr 15. 11,i bllu; lrom Apartmenh unparallelt'd recreational All Utilities P•id w. \\'.\Ison St. 545-0760
Capistrano Ln. $oKXM> dn, $l:ll
1
. C~ 2 1!, .. ~0meK. beach. 2 Bdrm, bit-In kitchrnl-~T=be-GO=R~G~E~O~U~S~N~ow--faciliUes in a country l Akd:'~R.ru2.~wJn pools 2 BR. blUU!, .crpls. ~d
$5,COJ 2nd TD. $168 mo. lm· W w, "''"'" gar. "'"" . RelPren<:e pre[t!red. $200. VAL D'ISERE w..., o y, no.pets. garage. Mature adu1ts. $130
med po1r;es. 492-3285, ft!nc:ed yd. Bier. 534-6980 673-5748 club atmospbere. Now 307 Avocado sf:. C.l'it mo. 548-4573 <>r S43-288<1
968-4132 $140. J BR home, stove, Single-1 br-2 br. Furn . .unf. lea.sin&" ln Newport Beach. See l'ttgr on premise1
refrlg, w/w, fenced. family Lido Isle 3351 Sauna, Act'y Rm, Billiards {Behind K-l'itart oH Rarbor 2 BR, 1~ BA. C?'pt&, drps, lMMAC. HOU!!. 4 br. 2 ba.
\Valkin& distance to heh.
Many xtru. Low down GI
loan. $29.!U>. 9fi8..7671
le pet. Bkr. 5M-691PJ Therapy & 45' pool. BBQs ?tlodels open 10 am to 8 pm at corner Rulgm; &. Avocado\ ~1884 ,1·~S..~v1·'°,.ut~~~~!dults ,::,:"°"~::...,."-~~-~I S.\IALL 2 Bdrm house. 2000 Parsons Rd. 642.8670 Day 642-3535, eve 6'6-0183 '' "'""' .,.......,,,.,,.,
$125. NICE 2 br 4-plE-x. v.•lw. Fireplace. dbl garqe, rel. HOLIDAY Pl..AZA F\trnl5hed or unfurnished DELUXE 2 Br, bltns, CID,
drps.. gar, kids, pets. Bkr. req. 61J..88ll R fro Sl'°''lO 1 1· -I hild EXECUTIVE 1-lome -5 5J4-6980 -~-------IDEL1JXE, Spacious 1 ,Bdnn t!nts . m _..., HARBOR enc pa 10, carpo.,, c
Furn .pt $135 Plu' Util. ok. Refs $140 mo. 6"6--0112
BR'1, 3 baths, assume Gt, 1, ---------0 k d 'A--eek move in. &17:.0163 1 • Huntington ·8'ach 3400 lleated pool. ample parking. G WOO 2 BR apt. $140 util furn.
C01t1 Mesa 3100 1---=-Nochlldttn· no pets. G d TOWNHOUSE Avail Atar. 5. Nochlldreo no CREDIT A PROBLEM? /SPAC!09S 3 BR. ' BA 1965 PomO',., C.M. ar en .. t .. •12-3315 CUe,.u!_~.!_Kr EwltRh E .. N .. T _,, 5 •-'rms, 3 Bciths Duplex. Crpts. drpS. tsltn5, A 1217 Hal'bor near \Vilsol) 2 BR. l~ BA. No children <>r
.... ...,.., ... IKI Jrg l<>vely prlv. yard. Gar. partmenfs • 2 Br)% ea. pets. Garage. Htd pool.
den and 2 bathroom•. nice. Fireplace, patio, cpts, drps. + h u i e parking. $195. Costa Meta 4100 T
ly carpeted and draped. Cl<>se to Lil 11ehool1.+ $2911. Responsible married adults. · Ollrnhol15e f125.f135 Crptr;, drps. 642-8()..12
lofonthly payments Include Lease or leue w/option to 842-3216 * SUNNY * I 700 16th Street •. ~eated pooldj. Adults only JUST completed 2 BR, crpts.
-• · 115 ~o pets· A to·&hoppi.ng dl"'S, bit-ins. $1"'; mo. 24'1 laxesa111.1 IMur&.nct:, $ on bUy. 7 14 42 8170 ' -
lhtl 6% Government Joan. w.11 .. McC•rdle, Rltrs. ,·LEASE /OPTION ACRES : 6 • Elden Ave. 64}3092
123,900 FULL PRICE. mo Ne"'°" ai,d .. C.M. CUte 2 Bedrm with pool. 1190. * * MARTINIQUE QUIET AREA. Bea"t. lrg 2
WE SELL A HOME 548-7729 644-0684 eves. S2:2.500 full price, or submit. MESA MOTEL Spaciou5 grounds ·w/ park· BR apt. 998 El Camino Dr ..
'F'URNJSHED 1leepinz nn •;-;LAR-:-;"G°'Eo-..,-w~l~B~r.-,~.il"b I priv. bath, priv. entr'alic:6
loads of storage, dressing $60 mo. 2135 Elden, CM. Self !
room, Pullman b a th, 1\lgr Apt 6.
Dish~·asher, Bll·iru, Shag SHA RE BEAUTlFU .[.
carpeting. Pvt 'patio. 1 blk HOJ\fE! Pt ba th, Kitche~ 1 &:
lo shoppini:;"" & walking col<>r 1V 1 priv, Laun/ Jry,
distance .. to biach. Adults Garage spact". I\tesa V• tf'de
<>n]y, 8262 Atlanta. H. B. area. 54!hl226
536-2800 ROOl\t In priv. homt!. Kitch FOR RENT . • lauoory privil. Lady
2 BR apt, 1'4 BA, nev.•Jy dtt-only. S50 m<J. Meaa Verde
orated. Built'ins, dlsh\11aiher.1 _="""'•~·-"-0._J.8_21~~-
\Valk to College&: Shoppiflg:. Priv. tt.uom, bath,. emr:-
BRASHEAR REAL TY & pa tio. $65 a ra .onth.
347..g;m 968-1178 Call 5'1&2'11 S6
2 &: 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, $15 Per \.\'K UP "w"tki"''"te"he-,
st<>res 1 block, p a tin . $30 \VK UP Apt:. 2376 New-
garnge. Open daily 7721 PCll"l IDvd, 548-i(.55.
Ellis. 842-41.Zl or 642-2835 SLEEPING rm. .-:p"'riv'.""'home--.
$155 & $175. Student or errvl11oy. man.
SPACIOUS 1 BR. Quiet. 642·500l l 548--0390 E\res.
Frplc, encl gar, crpts, drps, E~fPWYED1 lady. kitchen&:
xtra stor. Adults $150. 8177 home pri~AL $50 mo.
Garfield. 962-8004 548-3909 cal'u A.l'i1.'s.
ROOl\lY 2 & 3 br's. Crp~d &. ~
drpd. Newly decor. 3 br .•
dbl attach gar & frplc. 3 Motels, , :rlr. Crts. 5997
blk1 from bcll. 536-1711 WE:EKL1J' rates &!a Lark
2 BR, 1 child under 2 yrs OK. . J\folel, 'i'zJOl Nrwport mvd'.,
No pf!ts. 2612 England St. Costa 1lei1i1.
$135. mo. 968-3089 1------~I
~;------~ 2 & 3 BR, 2 BA, pvt: patio, Ml R I •
heated pool, washer & dryer __ ••..,·1-.:;1.;."c.10::.:•. __ .:;•.;.999;.;.1
hook up. 9&2-8994 2 CA Garage & Lot. Good
NE\V -1 BR. C..pts. drps. for torage. $55 a mo. Call -.:
LINDBOBG CO. 645-2306
536-2519 FU! y enclosed ·praa:eL
$J5 per mo.
Senta An• 5620
EVERY 31 MINUTES ====~~~~~1 Brol<or ~-* Motel-Apts * U>\V WEEKLY RATES• like •Um>U"';""' wl •"",~c~"~· ...... _~"~·-637~-9'85--~--
walker & lee FOR L EASE 'tchen. TV's, maid service. vacy. Patios & pools. Nr. LRG 2 &: l BR;. CrPts;drps. 1 VILLA MARSE LLLES TO'VNHOUSE. 3 BR. l\1: 1 l'lgnal So. of O.C. Heated Pool. shopping. Ad·iJts only, or 2 kids <>k. 2214 College
Beautitul Del Cerro. Near BA, cpts, drp1. carporl, F •-·~ 640 QtnET DELUXE API'S A A 1 7 ,,Ar-BRAND NEW
.1135 Elden, Apt &, C.lof.
,;ARAGE FOR RENT
Cd~t. • 673-2918
7682 ~••-South 'Coast Pl.au... 40 ft, a ... s•v••.uuS u--9681 ve.. p . • VIV"U\U• S IOUS "-AUU6"r pool. 962-!l!lll. 4-6 P~1. f¥1on, Stvdlo & 1 leclrooms BACH., 1·2 &: 3 BR's PAC 50-5140 84.2-4455 swimmi._ pool. 4 spacious Wed., Fri.fOr ~ Sat WALK to beach. FUm. l Br. 1777 Santa Ana Ave, C.J\f. LARGE 1 BR. t!lec bulltins. 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts.
SPANISH ELEGANCE bedrooma:S375 tndulktl.pool &: sun $30 WK . & UP avail. now. \·early lease 1'<1gr, Apt 113 646-5.")ol2 nr occ & s. Cst Plaz.a. $135 Adult LIVing
and prdtner. Furnished If < ,., ... _ Day. Wffii, Mowth I ~=...,'.'!"~"".'.!"''.'':-3850~-~~~l -'--8LIW:<Ni:E"7--'11/ rehig, 540-9630 Fum· "& Unfurn. A&sume low lnteresl loan ...... ,o.... BR. 1,. ...... cpls, drps. e Kitchens , . 1V's incl. '"' L ELEGANCE a~ ..
1r SPARKLING POOL • dttlred. Bkr . .,..._, Sbarpl $225 mo x $100 dep. 1 BR furn apt. utU pd. Pool. 1 BR Apt. $150 mo. No pels. Disb1''aaher. color coordi~.
1 .,...,.~:":"l~~..,.~ • Pho"' """ hid poo1 ~-,, " Hacienda Harbor 546-5240 • ,....,,,. a11 4 BR + FA,.ULY ROOM 1 = Good loc.. Immed. Occup. •Maid . il No L.-.11 ren or pets. ~ID51f., ayg, er ed appliances • plush g , ,,
* $115/Mo * !ie.Meeava · 16th St NB64"'""' 1 •2BR.S1=·1~, S·30 pm Custom features. lmmacu-, 841..s919. · ., ...-,,,.,.. _.. •v ' · · carpet • choice <>f 2 color 2376 N~WPORT ILVD. Utli incl,ded. NO PETS DE'LU XE 11 · late, lovely home. NEW 4 Br, l'," Ba. Ava!! 541-9755 2 BR tum &: unfurn · . Bu t-1ns. !iChemes • 2 ))aths. tall
HAFF DAL REAL TY 2 Bdrm, duplex. garqe, J\1arCh 111t -June Isl. $150 $150-$175. Cpts. drps, bltns, Adult living in a Carpeted. Patio. extras. l'llov.'ers • mirrored Wlilrd·
142--4405 fenced yanl, kids OK. or any rea&0nable <>lr. CASA de ORO pool, lpatio. 152.i Pomona. Jl.1edi.te1Tanean Atmosphere $155 &:: last. 646-4760. repeat. robe doors • indirect l/i.;h~
Stove & Refrigerat<>t. 673-3657. • Casual C8lif. Livifl(; in warm 1 BR I Bl k t pl Bit-ins, shag crpts, drps, $115 PER ino. 2 Br. l sn1all lng in kitchen • brea_t".Wut
Rt!ferences required. SPAClOUS clean 4 bdnn, 1g Med. atmosphe>ye. Spa-ciou1 Gara'ue~~~de~ <>~. $~ garage w/storage, POOL child ok. No pets. Bit-Ins, bar .• huge ·prJva,te fd!nced
4-PLEX
$59.950
$12,ClKI ON.
Pride of ownttshlp -Corntt
location. Fenced Patios -
Out-of-town ov.'ner. Live in
OIJC &: let rentala pay ex·
pense•. Call today 646-n7L
1-o·THEREAL
''.°'\. ESTATERS Huntington
Harbour 1405
LIQUIDATTON·Ne111 3 BR
homes. 4191 Branford St.
Jugt $35,~! ! ! Bldga/ Agt.
846-0609, e\•es 5514i151
&12·2221 an)'tlrtW! 646-9666 fam room, r.1ered it 11 color co • ord1nnted apts, yearly 673-8088 241 Avocado 642·2925 crpts, drps. 538-9462 aft 5, patio • plush )anusca~,ing •
Desighed & I urn. f <> r ~~-·-------brick Ba.r-B-Q's. largf'I beat. -=;""'""'°"'""""";:::::::= 2 BR. Gar. Patio. Crpts, Gai;den.s .$350 m·onth, sf)'le &: comf<>'rl *Pvt pa. \VIFRNT ~1 Finley, Jov.-er. DL.X lge 2 BR, Centrl heat, ed 'pool.!1 & lariai. INVESTI\fENT TAX·
...
drpa:. st<l\'e & re!rig. Quiet 968-21~· tio * B·B-Q * Shag cpts 2 br, 1 ba, 1•rly. $275. ORLEANS APJS. d&hv.'hr. bltrui. dbl gar, 3101 So. Bristol St. ' SHELTER
tropical getting ror adult:i: $250=.~.-,~.~B~r-.-.~F~am-11-,-nn-. * Gar wi storage* Heated w/utll. 833-llll. adults. $145. 548-6956. (I,~ !\ti. N .. of So. Coa::. Plua) 'f'.rades consldeffif
only. 1 blk . 5hops. S175.' C!Ose· to beach, lat & 'last: pool * Kltch'en' w/ indh-ect1_________ 2 &: 3 BR avail. Adulta only. SHARP! Large 1 br, crpts. Sant• Ana, · _Bto~uutul 45 unit 100% 11.part-
M4-MS2 Aft 5 pm 5.16-3172 lighting, deluxe 0 v en &:: Co raria 'del Ma r 4250 dtps. blt-in!i.' Quiet ·bldg. PHONE :' 557-0200 ~nt complex .. ?.!ana1er
IMMAC. 2 Br ho us" 4. BR. 2 Bath4; family rm. range, · 1 BDRM. $175 incl.1 __ ..,.._ ·-------1741 Tuslio., C:.sta 1\fesa AduHs.· $130. 5<17-2682 _.,..,..,..,..,..·...,,..,;,· ,,... v.·111 continue. 6~;. % 1nte~1t
L1:1uno1 Btach 1705 w/a;arage, fenced yd, crpb Children le J)"ls OH.· $275 util, 2 BDRJ\.1. ~incl. util. 2 Br. crpt. pool. ~arport. M1r. Mrs. canon, 6f2..46U -========= rate. $50.000 cash minimum.
&: drpg. Adult.a <>nlY $135 mo. !\lo Avail now' 962460 Adults, no pt"IS. 365 w. \l.'U-Adult!. SJ. of Hv."-. S165 Mo., _____ ,____ New.,:O..t B•ach 5200 IMX, Inc. <>wner P.O. Box BEACH 26U.Eldf!n A .. -e. 61J...S270 • . ·. " ,--~-------Tvstin 5640 IS61, N.B. (714) 642-1515, CONDOMINIUM l BR. Paciflc·Sands.:Compl son St. 642-l971· Ua._or..e. Call -57W21l THE NEWPORT ~ l\1r. Lile
SPACIOUS 2 BR· 195 Oldor •mall 1 BR houle. , ....... Jl85 Mo. lmmed: Qr. ' Bedroom. Spa""'' room .. 2 BR. "'""''"'" So. of Fairway Villa Apts LID.'UR10US DOWNIN I Al'TS
2 B•TH Beel. s~ &. refrig . .Util pd. cuJ>!:tncy. (213) 284-6384. Luxuriou& furniture. Shag Hv.'Y. $~mo. No c:liildren. GARDEN APTS t'ORNER OF ILLlAMS \VHY buy apts. v.·hen $1COJ
"' Adults only. 2337 Orange,, ........... , Bn'•k o•-•k •-r • * 6<2 -* dn. $70 mo. on land gel5 >•U Facing bl!:autiful I~ pool ......... · ~ · ''°"" .,.. · -•0»3 Near Oran&e C<>. Airport & P..1 · PalJos, Heated Lanai & ALLIANCE C.l-1. DON'T JUsr \vtSH forl planter. ·Beautiful kitchen. UCI Adults nl 2Q12:2 pool, 360' Private Beach . ~tier levuage & return, just 100 yards from pr1vate • 2 3 •'BR' w/pool Xlnt ·--thin• 'to furn'•'--ur n-uonablr renl Children & Lido Is le 4 .. 1 . o y. $190. mo. 1~1 Alliance. good shelter, less trouble &:
beach. Laguna area, perfect k>c'. Near ~. · ;;;.;~ .•. tind ireat'bu;." 1n ;;all . J)ft• welcome. 3Sll'°-"-"-'-' ------~-I Santa Ana Ave. ~ : ~ =~:~ !!!~~ Central air conditioning. Up. risk? Company stays with
for year round living, in. Agtnl M0-6273 today's OUslfied Ads. Victoria. Apt. 4, A17RAC Studio apt. °""""" ~ J>"?' 2 BR, 2 B.A. Adult's 'ov· >-oirr. 6#-4265.
wstme:nt or rentals. Selling ==========.!.:=::=:::======--===='===== looking Bay. Utll, gar. ind. LARGE 2 BR, l~ BA gtudlo • 2 Bedr'm & den .;695 er 18. Privett? pallo, frplc, =========! completely turnished in sbik. $200 mo: 838-02'18. apt. Crpts, drps. stove. 919 Bayiiide Dr, 673-8414. pool. T'rainec;t ' small pet in· 8u1in•1s Rent•I 6060
ina: locale decor. T'fr.·o stoi:y patio. Childre.n ok, no pclg. BAYFRONT lervie\ved. ,
with lO"A·er carport, at.oral". " :"'\. Hu ritln:g'fon B•. •ch 4400 $.145. 726 Joann st. See Sun. Call Ov.'J'lt>r 646-5501 20c SQUARE FT. laundry. Fully malntaiMd ST. ~R. GAZER:iC "'M_J J-5 or caU 846-1584 eves for 2 BR. 2 BA lu)(Ury apt.s. Pri. 600-1100-2400 sq. ft. Of11ce or ~us grounds include 2 P="':':':':-r--'-~CUY 1t _POU-AN •• ,,:.. LRG 2 BR. Adults. Pool. appt. fl'rr"?!· ~levolors. subter. . Retall 011totts, 211-213 62ncl
pools, te:-inis, etc.: do9" to 1l.u1u W y 1 .....ro!GllJ!M H .. .. Dl!Jlwhr. U1ll pd. 17676 VILLA MESA APTS ~~nea~ pk g. All elec. ~I. Ll!gun1 Beo1ch 5105 St.. Newport Beach. Key auper mkt., ahoppinc, Coast MA~.tt y · owDcN1,A .. , .. ,, ..,. st,tt'Urh. .Cao1eron 842-6121 . ' :iuft "11ter, boa! do<'kg. $350. • · avail at Travel Lodge 11.fo-
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FORCED SALE 3•~---~t.c_,. t!~ ~,:',.,'.... Lsguna. rron1 $.15. a v.-eek. INDIVIDUAL unit 2 BR, l Y~S:. 11) a~~ois d"us: vie~· •.•••••••.•• ,. ..... ~1~ -Ba.yv\V Ballew Properties
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Custom homt!. 4 bt. 4 ha, F"'="-"'-1 · 's.. 3&or 6'~ 1 linens, maid, pool, laundry nr shop·r 6 11el'lools. $1S.'l. paid ···:·· .......... $89.SO '!Ston? Space for rent
pool, 3 car gar, levt'l. Orig. 7UrUull J7W "7Gl¥.t. rnt. S:eps to beach. 696 s. 381 E. l8th St. No. 3. DELUXE 2 Br. '''estclill loc. f\TISS ION REAL.TY o194-0T31 828 w. 19th SI., O t
told $16t,<m. Now askinr =~;., ~~ :J~ ~O';'· tt .i\~ Cbast Jtwy. 491·9136 fH:.!"8029. ~11_& •• ~','~,· Adults. f4JXl 100 CLIFF DRIVE ~8-1168
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1•Ni Al~ 71.._. 2-J.,f.1' " • NEW dJx. 1 A 2 BR. Shag HONEYJ.IOON view apt, 49-4-%449 or 491.SJ()l. BP.rk!bl Re !:~• ~=:,:;•'• :l;::. L1cfo Shores Hotel c:rpts, drps, blttna. lmtnc'd ele11.11t carpetina. 2 Bdm\s, ~~ti r;.~t'l. ~~ tnq.
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•1:Ht:•AL ,, M'' ........... ttM ,...IPHAt>.'T, or" ................ . kll. Surve)W • 1ppmved $2200 t&Ch. Tctllll $42,000. Newport. BlYd. No. I, C.M. AV¥1\AQE tl(lei-k>t $12f,9b M,.... or Jln\ ~ nittr l •-•, N.D. Rew•_.[ •INT•u To 1 A•• ......... "'5 AVTo 111:11•1•s .... .. . .. • Mod•rn Offlc•i tor ThrM R-1 Lota s1 &.v-Last pmt Apr ·11. Tr'CI : at BA-s "srrri·N·a ... •-m•. ~·~ ~· COITA Melli. •.i.""""'"'''"Jlto ... UT9; lrl ltllt. 'hM. lk. "61 ' t ~,.., flU Jabot only, fnffrk>f' prtl'fl Cail~ MESA DEL MAil ............. tlM 1••1•1T IHI '""""fill I~" I I I I In. Rltr. 642-12:1'J. boat or ? sn-10.11Box1433 vie. warnu l Raitt , :5.A. a·-" •• .,, ... .... • SUPllltlOllt llllVICll' ,.,=..,,,-,...,..=-::=c: MISA Vl!llOE ................ tHf OA M IP'Tll:MANCt ........ If Ill .. n.a e, I 5 rm IUili, NB ...... &I ;n--.u.2 ···1 I i,,o!r SI Ill c I ttmalt
coLt.eGI! PAllK .............. tus •il•CIC. MA111NRT, 1te. ....... M Air cond, Stci'Y service, ll~ against ln01llon • \iih' ~·~::;;;;;;;:-;;;;:;:;;;\..;D;•:;;ll~y.;•,;w;;k;iljl~ra;,;I•:,;•;,· -;;;;;.;"a;n '*"3115, -....,. am • • ' NEWPORT ll!ACM ............ tt .. IUSIMESS Sl:Jl't'ICE' ........ "" .. _...... t • t I ··~"""""...,...,.-..,...-,--PAlNTiNfi.EXT·lNT brown markiflp. llutC• HIMD•T H0Tlit'"·····""'211t SUILOli!ll ................ &Ut 1-orul'llJI centrall'I loet.llril. Trd for 1t'lc. bl' boa ' II R· Whal do~ h&'lt to ttadeT . JJM·s Oudtnln1 Ir lawn "'··-····· Ra--"-. ·-·· Old f&mi'" pit. NewP'fl•T sHo .......... mt c.t..111111'4• .,,. So. CAil lit Na t J)k. Sidi:. view 1011. Hetl"t ol Ortll List U b.re -ln Oranite lrlck, M1•ry, ™' ....... 111 _._ .. " ., &AYSH0•1:s ................. ms cA11N.l:TMA1nN• ............. ue• ...._ .. , ..,_ k ,. ..... D.\alnterianct. RtR. 6 ~ , :rmt-:----,,. 6&4-.m2 oovl!• sH01111 ............... mJ c,1,ttPi!f_tl111MO ............. 1s" lAl~lll 1lleM GU.1485 Cnt.Y. E<r. $2&M. lH' q-Ll\t County's larttHt ~ad trau· etc ..-mercial * 54M83T ~ t' Al N ·11NO..JN1'/})tt, 1 .-::.:.,:0::::_-~-~~
WESTCLll'F . • '-""""' ..... :tUO CEMINT1 CMvtlt ............ " .. OFF"IC"" Spa-G-•nd on thti. 8»0040 T1UQ2(1, ... polt-U"t mUl&tNl. ---Jack can do ••it -'·Un,. LOST. vie Of Bllttr l Mtn-UNtVEllUTY P•ll" ........... m1 cHrLO c••s. t.lt9MMI .......... ,. .,. ~" .... ':ih•N""~ O••d•n•r "1 ,...w ... C 8 1 1 ••v1M• ........................ JUI CONTllACTOlll .. , ......... NM * * * .. 'BJUCl( ' C>J\Pt:N'TlllY "'"" -.. ' j&b-fl•t, tl1an. very reul dou., ~1. m ti'lt. IACk IAY ................... :mo CA.II.PET CLEAHING ....... , 6'U floor w/ prh·att1 l'fitl'OOnis 1' * work, plantm, fitlplttft, exp'd, 0.mpl. )lard eervl~. £at. ~ Mt..usl P/Silttlt•• ctt W/ rtd Ot1
IAIT aLU,P .................. 2141 CAflPll UYIHG. lllEiliAlll: Ntl & 1lorage, $00. 2nd noor, ,,,. ··-·· --·1 t 11....-Fttt e1Umatm ~ liiiffiiilri~~~Stcor:lito1§!1"~·~11~1--~mi~:~:..:~ l!I Tll'I n44 OltAPE tlS .................... H rpl' I drp'd I t I UNC Wl!ll I, ctmtn Pl-· ' . • 8UBUR.BAN ~ I u-11'\&A.o lllV IHI: Te•11"'' ........... 2245 oei'l'\(,'/'10" o"l'..I."""""'"" (' { ~ 'wa nu J)llne. RIAL IS 8USINlll 1ncl patio Nefl It all l)lptl ol GiN'L '.'.'! Cltel\-up trH l n • .., ........ vr, LOST *n1. hi1clt: tr:llnd'" coll.ONA 01:L MAl ........... :wo Ori!" T N6 11 v C:• .......... ~, \Ill, $55. 2333 E. CoAat llwy, G 1 Cl L . 11111__ )"II, • Expert O\\artntttd Wotlt, "" eAL•DA ....................... uoe ELii Tt1t1cai. .. ............... CdM. ft~4. M~IM ~~r1 FINAN A rtpa!n.. r1•• at·rv. roto-tJJJ. Sprlldr re-rr .. tot, No "' too 1........ ma.I@ I.fib. ftt 1\tWard, Lb
LIDO llLI .................... UJI l.OlllPMIHT •1NTALS ...... :ltl• B~t'""'. t;=_~.1, ..... 1. ·-·.-.lt111l.Rff.16n.~ .• , too·-illl. ::.190 ...... Bch 49'·8'18 tWI. aJl'CA IAY isuHot ................. we Plf\ICl.MD ...................... • ·111t i.Ocatlo'n 1n C~M Lots •IDO Businesa u .LJJ Mmoa ..,.... . .... -IAL&OA llU.MO ·1."""""2JH ,l.O()fll .............. -........ •IOO Bticlt, bloclr conor•••· =::c .. R. Ja-·· .. o·....111Mt •• 1·-.. ta'' Iott,., • 4!M·1&12 day1 MUHTIHGTOH •••c" ......... uat i':UllHAC:l llt!JIAtftJ1ltc ......... ,. 800 to 1400-fl Delu·• 0" Op, .. rtunlto'•• ... u .t;XP.,. ........ ~ n r , , , co· . "OUNTAIH VALLl:T .......... 2411 PUliNITUll:I: !IES'ftl•tMG ~... . .. ... -~ .. o.-..nh'y Db '°"too '!Ima """'mpl•tt od .,_ .. _ l'Nt • -·. -1...01 ...... 1. pu• sut. 1EACM ................. 200 "1tEl'1Nll MIMO "'' il't: S!Mle,()IJ, Avail tmmed. 132'x3DO' E-talt, ttltt 26 ' ....... .,... ' 982 · "" 1 ,..,.. .. _.,,., Ai!OUlllc cell~• pld 11 Yrt ~' II' .... v " Lotto 1uctt .................. uM G!lll:"•HtHG . ............ Phone owner. 1142.9900 units. sub. Alklftt S-t-1,700. * FAMOUS * Lio •. COntr 4945 estlfnate1. Call 540-1332 _ tJtptt •alt 0 a 11•11· ~-h (In sun. vie: Hll'bor & OflAMOI: COUNTY ............. tdl GIMl:ltAt. slllVltlS ......... NII .. .,.E ~ Ori k bl 11; LC& :C.::::n: AJ.Jfr • °'1 'r ..... ., Ad&ml. 1!i4g..QQ,)I, Cl\tld 1ANT• AHA .................. u1t oRADll'40. DisctMll ............... t.tARlNER'• CENTtR ~nt. 646-3750 IRANO NAME '"'""' EoSI. c • «' • ClLAN•UP llPl.'l:I pnt1. MS.lTIT 11t1:1tM1Hst1:11 ................ :w11 oLAss , ................. MN C'NDY • .... ~ ROUTE 1toM pl1nli!f'I A t llll')' M ~ .. ,.~ .. ,. ocld "'b• _-t;t..,....,.-..,,..-,_,,,,.,.._'="'..,...,..,.. Hl'arUlroktn. MIDWAY CITY 1•"t' .......... :Ul6 •Jtl"fH T,HUM• ............... •Pli OUice or Sto1-e Blda. Rtnl or Jt""' -<:oatl ~1eM. bulld " "' ..,., ""' • ;l o....... .... ,.. . iNT 6 Qt Pitt l'rtt 11ta. SAMTA ANA... " s ........ :UH GllH IMO!' ................. i111 I«e. 14, RJvtnlde AW. NB. 40 un11a, Phil Sulllva.n, <PART Ort ryu. 11P.1E) ..... ~ •. 63 :'9~3·J;•: !;l;d; ~·'°·"" I.' ~ Loe rm. 10 -·,, .... ... BUCK • suwr " COASTAL ................. t 7• HJAL:rJLCLUll .............. '"" l>.~8 --VERY"HIGH INCOME z::r~~-- ---Jo"N""N'S GAR0-1"a I-~·1 ~:,_,_P..~...::.. mlnliturt ........ ,. t -oJ.d ~:~:: :~:J:t. ·:::::::::::::f,r, ~~~~~1l1:AM1M'O ............... :: 64f;..24J4 Owner Rellltt'lr.•.,..-iul. \Ve rlt'ed a dilitrlbutor in this C1".ln1~1kl!'I ~ y~ :'rt, c~""',:na"' et,,,:..~-... '""""' -CNlll'I ;I:" Re.;°~rd j
MISllOH VIEJO .... -........ 21ot 1MTtl10• OIECORAttNt '::::;.,., JMi NEwP011tT iLvi5. R·l ~-aci'I' iOt klcondido. .. ... ~-IN• II -----~i;j~"'r.fiii1i[-';;;;--:;;r\~'~M~ M~!..,,,...,..,,,,_ __ IAM CLl:MINT• ........... 111• IHCOME TAJ! ' ........... ,ff LO do ........... .. •• ·-8 • our ca~...., I e1, R~"D~NTI .. ' ... ---I"•. plantinc. J:::: p ~ -1
"'" JUAH c•~w•AMO 1m tRoH onw-tei. stc. ,, 200-300 aq . rt. opPot;lle Ntw· w wn . ..,.,:-,..,r VY"'V"u Plant!J"5 Tootsie Rolls Pay-~-31 0 ftM -= ~0• .. "• - -· -:-Ii.A· AlrtTM\o MW tehl LOST: Wiitcun *rt"· u111sT••Ho ii CM ... :.:::::11• 1•0NiHo ............. ::::::::.!, port acy Hill. l'fa.UM11 (lr ~O Day, Milk Duds, etc.'i. No c;uttom C1bl~I • _r\tm, * LANDICAltllll * tft.ehtrwillp&intt\ltl• ,,___ .... """' 1 .. . ()ANA POIMT ···~' ........... tHI '"'Uuf11CG ................... it -.. u·ong In·-·-·. \Ve lurnl•h htn J\t·nl\11bina. ~1 1S yrt li>cal t:tp. ti.3d-. .1l25. wkftcla. Xl.nt Mrittn~ vn.net lui~i-u ct.I, .~.,.. 1t1ven10£ cov ........ ''" •1'11u•attc1: •:.: ................ •!!! COSTA Mt1a an1ce1. AIC. • ,. ,1,.1 vvi""' Whitt tttt, 1 tflO'._ Anrlnfl ¥&CATION •Ettl LI ......... ,,.. '""•tT1G•t1Mv, Dtltttf.,. ... • crpt•, •-. Ptrklo1. 1•~~ "a11rt repel'ft iH all aceounll. You muat havt r"rtt tit. MM&tl, 10 ·--•·" •••1<10 IUMME• •t!"t ......... nu '""'ITOll lAL . .. . ....... 1 · t""' """' C I ·-A-I II I ~ k:'.™f"::: r • '611" V'11t-toNOOMIMt11M ................ nst Jl:WEt.JIT •EP•lll, •tc. ...... HM Bakfir, 64&-48.\1 of' ~m C'ANYON L.AKEr Vw '°' b" 2 to 8hn. pt'r w"k 5~ '""'"'"' N'N """' ... ,. rv ••• _, f..'\JllVM hlntlnl. Ulltrior-CIUPLIXlS l'U•tt.. ............ m s UHDSC.t.!'IHG ................ ffli , time (dllyl or t\'f'll. bttrior. Lie~ Bonded. t111. O~'r .. Whitt )'OU.Ill RENTALS ·_0t11;1,•,or• , ·,· ............... 5 .. NEAh C.t.f--cilr,-llaU . l Rm. ~WN'.· S~ dn, bal $102 ~· 1,,~ to 11_. ~••fllNT•Y IVJN' tutl!N I ri 1t 111 t ti. • ....... 1 bt u-•~i•i ...... ,.... .P!rallin fe m 1 11 ~•t. MASO y, I I K ............ • Qfllre.ii. Pane ed, <!11.....,ll, 1nd inter 6c..\. 962-3803. . tYff, · ........, WH """"" ft 11 t htttl ~ ~ u _,, tin -• Houses UnfYrnished MO~IMO • tTO•AGI ......... ..... CASI! REQUIRED t.nNOA JtUA!]U. "' ,.. Raley lltUOn rnoe ~-illi'IFN' iii; BroatlWQ' • TU• ' \,N, · '"''"• ,.......,o,. • ,,._, 11~ Call ... -. ~ .,, ..... 1 -Al a, Po-· 11-. n ... -~. •" ~s IHlitu.t. ................... JOOO •A1MT1HG ... ~t ...... 01 ,.... . ;N, ""'~ ~ I"~~ ti It ~-~-" ~-IA .... "'"...,,.. '.., ' .,.. ~·· "'1lnl ~!1""60'0 OSTA M1!1A. · ................ iioe ~T1os ' ............... . 600 r.i:·.T-O ... .,.c'. Mou.,t1in & 01_11rt ~2tO r Ol' more nwnna on WM •--·--In HU'bor atta Lie It bond· '°""~'.,--"-.O..C,..,.-,.-,
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ElA DEL MAt: , ........ ,,, .. JIU PHOTOGJIAPHY·············•··•:m IW r r ''Di1trlbutor Division NO, lltl It lllllt e&blnttl. JIO ~ •·•• fu ·.,~1to..,;u l.OST: 3 mo, Old f~tnait o"tts::•fA .. ···:::~::::::::·:~:~: :te::.~:::·· .. ~~,·•·w:·;:= SIX} r.10. C.M. M&-2130 YUCCA VALLSY HCtkNI. 2.T', P.O.°°" ~ Pomona, MM116, lt tlO UIWll' *"o. H11ufl,, ' .!':'· n.=;· rn. -~ Ottman lhephtrd. Vlc. l~Po•T llEA.CH ............ ttt1 PIT 01tOOM1ttO "'""'"•""•"' Be1t buy at S~~ ac. 1/~r)' Calli. 9l'i69. tncludl! phont Nr at NNt1'L ff, CAR.t'S ?>11)Y\"-*, tllllllna • RETlltliD Pl.llltttt M ~tt , 1ilot1rDVl1. It Od. C&1I :::g:~ ~:~::i ··::::::::::m: ~g~~:"f~~"Ei.tH·;-::::::: .. ::::1 Jndu1trl1I promlalng invetltrtcftl. Ad· numbe1-. Aftittf'IMI Cletnup. 11 fin )!),U. Rtu. exper. Neil a hont•t. Non ~g,;.,.c...;.260ll.c,,-,...-~...,.-. ~~~'t..0;:~Rl!S ·:::::::::::::::~ PuMI' s111v1t1 ............... •" Property 6080 jolna planned mu It .MS COIN l1t uftClrici,..nli\d1.lre OEN, l'tflllr, tad., e..i. ntt ~t. MW911 ftrt't'A.,~ ~~· ~ ftlm can1era on Seaahott.
l't't!STCLIFP ............. rtH llOOPINO .................... ttff --rlvlpn1t. A11utnt I~ lit 'rD t "~ 1<2 GOO Form!~ pantll"* mtrlltt • HAUIJNtt. It•:. 11 ...... -rM'!>KHAN'ulNO Dr,, lltlntlay o••, Cal l ""1ve1ts1TY 'A•K ........... m 1 ·~~~6fL-r.! 11.1"·,.-; ...... :; /BUILOtk O~'Jrent..~ NE\V wa·ite owner. 1'teVor Box mm .,.,,JlN 10 • ' ' ·•· · u "" ""' · •• •VINI! ··················-··ltll ~EMOO!Ll~l. K1,fH=Ni .•..•• 4 21 500 -rt (I lu:<c:@ bid Anaheim, Cost• M•••· Al11thlflll . Dl!!k, .,)....HM pl!!ltup, l\Oftultd 6 tnturtd. Call Mao ANYTIME $4&o-151) IACK IAY · ................... n~o fc1s10•• '""l'E" ...... ,,,,,~., · .,.. · e · g. 1966 NB Buena Plrk, 1'11 I Ifrton1 n.i:p..\1RS ; A£°TERAfi0Ns ..._._11111• 54o.o«O Ml-1444 , ... ,.:lh "d ft male .~ ••. IAST ILU,F ,,1 •• ., ........... 2241 ll!!'N ,,iO Le11!>1!d, ChOIL'i! Or an ge ,---i •-...,. Ti:' r~?L ;;-..-, lit""" UI ._,,. 11 T•l'I · n44 11w1No MACM1itt'i l'Nili:• i 1 County area. proper 1 y USINl1S and Ga rd t ft Orovt • • CABlNt"l'S. Any site jOb JlCK ·§ • iPAJNT NU, trit-IO!t. IACIJ Whitt wittl bl ack f&l'9, $500 r~v,:::. T::~AJ:. ·::::::::::::: f:rLT~~J~:NK" s...-. itt .. : clear. Owner wtovry lst ,INANCIAL ~-e • tmtn.sltr, ltun!~.t,on 25 '1rl tlptt. 543-6713 MOVINO A llAUUNO rfftttncitt. lmM.td ltl'Ylet. Rewlrd .... ~._
AL•DA ................... uot t••Mift t:OMTll:Ot.":::::::;::,,n TD S~9' l"repd 1 1 k oc:ach, Sant& Ana, 1uaul\i fii:Plfl\ l>lttlfioN Small .... ,._•II. EW -lOll &l~~ld · LOST r., ""ck -·••. 1 AV Ill.ANDI ............ -... nso Tit.!, Ct1"1l'lllt ......... -•..• th • -.An . o . Bu1l"111 La M.l."'1L • ·• n ,, • .,.. ...,.,. -.. uo-. "-100 •sLe .................. nt1 r. "'' '""''lh'" • Mtrttt ...... •tr• 53()...3645 am, ft28...M.JU pm. O 1 If' ,300 "· ~--II ... ~ .,,, ... remodel, etc. Nltt flt' day GA™/ -. C 1,, ~· , .,AtNTtNO • Sxt4nl. 11 Yft. mo's w ·1 ted l'Ollar. Meu ALICA 11u.Mo .............. ius 1'fllilf: i~•vl't . .. ...... ,, ppor un 111 Ulll ... 1111.r e ~'°"" n~ui "·" -· -!9. 1 f\U oar '· !'llWPD•T WIST ............. SJA Tll.l't' uo: llttllll'&. l!t. .... -NEW BIQ .. 11.000 Mt ft for • • .• .. • L ~ ...... 1\61'1 Remove trttt. ,..... tltplr. 1111 ... 1c. ,..,.. ttt. Verde·~·· M~Ul )IUMT1HoToN f.lliACH ....... :Moe u ,0, ,, " 1 -l:IIINCHtu.AS Reas Art .,., • •-··t ten•·-~•"M l'UNTIMGTON l'.At•ou• -... :Mu 11 " •·•···•····•···•1 aale or le11t. Tor det.A\11 Attt1 11ce · ' · REPAl f\>rimodtlUC-p&tlol Crade, blcl&hot, OU-1145 ""VUll ' ; ...... ~ WJllTE Furry puppy. No col· r~~r:~:,~· L T .......... :~ :r~,?J~· ..... ,..:;::::·:::. , ilanl• ••• 1... CANDY IUl'PLY ""'~;·::"d Tlll. llll~l LET Ti!E llWEilt 00 ITI HAliCui5' 111 L~D * P1,1itlilNlfN5' lac. V•l•ncl• Sired, eo. ..
lt..•OtH o•oVil ':::;:;;;;:;:::S4n JOBS & EMPLOYMINT •tt ftOUTI! or • · ••4M--11&3 •• ,. tr'M 8@1"Yk't,.... It PAIN1'1NO. + -.NH 1'1eu 5't-M\\
LOMG •EACH -~ ........... ·11• •01 w1i.Ht1D. Mtil ............ ,... G424J60 (No sellln-9 tnvol\Jtd:) Mon--Loon ••20 ••n«™y, 11.1 pa It•, r== ...... -11 t:l• -·• ~ Oil.ANGIE COU!fTT ............. >tot 'ol W•H1•0. W""'4111 '°" e •• n;ll .. '-.: n.rl!;r'ITK wsr: ""1W.U 1)1 ..... e ""'Iii• i~~~:.u~~~e'i .. :::::::::::::::::::; ~°IHwa"''Jro~iN .... ::::::1 ... Comrt1trcl•I bei!Uent inconit for ftw tltm0dtl1fla, cablntta. No Hou•M!!!ft.'!tl . 6721 Pl1storlftl, '•tth, Sun l~ 'Vtt K-Ma:rt, Ot.
Mtow•Y c1TY ................ ,.11 •c~ooLs • '"''1tucT10• .... ;... 60l5 h0Ur1 Wffid.Y "'Orlt. co,ya 1 I TD LOI iob ttlO lmi.lf. Ca11 14M214. BAY • ~-··• Jan110· rt-• R1,.1r "'° newantt ..-: IAMTA AHA MllOHTJ ......... >'• JOI PlllEflAJIATICili ... ...... •• and Evenlng1). RelUllng 11nd I n • ~ " IU tOASTAt. .................. J70I THIATlllCA'-""' ..-11-"'11 .. _ _.., ·---1· Comonl, c_,.,, ... t·--11, Window&, floon, uouH• •1•tf .............. 1115 Ml~CHAND.ISE .. F.0. R INVEST ""' """"e. """"" u-.. ... """ .. "" * PATCK Pl.Ai'l'tl\ING '•r1onal1 6405 U.GUNA NIOU l. •............ 1111 " OJ)tl'il.letl dlkpefll!ti In Or-lowest lnterert Available Ile. f\11 • Com rn c ' 1, All •...... Jlrtt' u l ---____ ...:.;:::;
MISSION VllJ ...... -...... ,,.. SALE AND TRAO! In &yfl'Onl o..-...... e.n<rA Co. , •• ···-·ntll•• 2 d TD l CONCRETE work all , ...... s. 6tlat401. VV"'•· ti tnl •• • FULLY u-u•rD . SAN CLEMENT• .............. ml ' '"""°'"' -..," '"' .... ,.,... •oe n oa n "'"" Call 540-M25 ..__._ ,.., .. IST•AHO . ' ............ Jm ,U.Mlf UllE .......... .... In Newpoi1 Beach a.mt. Wt e1tabll1h route. SaWll\I. brtU.lfll, b&ul\ftf, m ·Pi.ETE qualt 1)' ... l\@nowned ~lllldU IP'rit· CAP!ITllAHO l lACM .... _ ... 37lll o'"'cl Fu•r,1T\lllt• ........ ''II -' •. 8 Ski I di LI ,. __ ... _ ... OAMA POINT .................. 2140 OP"IC 10•;.'"'~Nf .... ""'" •J ~~I on lire •Y (lfa.ndle1 ntune brgnd candy 1 poa na:: c. ~rv'"" • ftouMtle1nlnt. l!:tperlellt'ld. Plumbing 6890 ulllltt. Ad'l!ti 6rt all tOMOOMIHIUM ··· ........... 39H !Tori!• EQ."' "''"T ............ 11 Zo'l'led for COtlln\el't'Ud uu Ind 11nA.ckel, $1625.00 cuh Ttttn• blHd on ~ ty, Quallll H,_1010 "·~-·•bit ~ m&llil'll LOw, Morn ... , D\ll'LIEXl:S UH,l,IJIH .......... 2tlS A.FOil, •ESfi\~ltfMT ........... __.1 '42·2171 545-0611 t: ' 1"'......,.,. ' . ' IUMM•• ••MTALl .......... ms •1t E~u1'M&"'bi ···-·······UU !11ajor bouleva.ru fro11t~ req uired. For pel'I011Al 1nt11r-~rvin~ lfatbor area 21 yl"I. t:EMENT WORK. ~job too ti.lf&a Cltanln, &!rvlct PLUM1!1NC, 'R.epaln & Al· B\iil~ COUrlthl~ HRI~ ltENTAL) =~~~~.0k!'-• 0 0'. :::;:;;:;;..,, $220,0Ck> • 1'1.'nnir vlt w In 01,nge Co, irta, $ 1 M w. C Small, na.llOl'labie. het C&rptll, wlndoWll, noon, etc. teratlol* ll ~prices. Hi.Pl!lntll a S\Jtct ... ~
Apts. Furnished r11.1tNtTu•E .AucT10" ........ rnJ Usted J:;-xclu sivcJy With send name, atk11'f&11 1nd itt •r ''·•••• 0• Eitlm H Stuf\lck M$-86"15 _... ,.,,._ 'I 1Mu111 * ~ ptt1bl1m1 t(ll) 111.~or i.. .. ""'"''""c11:1 R T 336 E 17th street • · ' ·· . --ttM. • "'""ma · --. 11 1 A ... It ·-· ttNlllAt. .................... 4 "Htlo1J1s ................ · 1 photit number tG MUL t. · C z:c h r.: ··?t lil'I::: 1mil. , U\i"I 1vv.
(OSTA MESA ............... .,.41110 ~·W~HP lr\Af;"I"'""'"'-'" I 01-INC 1••1 w WE MAKE OR. BUY ft CON RETlli .oon:, PLUMitlNCl l\Jll"'AUt lte d~ ..awn ' ~ Mt!SA VEllDli ...... , ......... 4l1t 1U' CAL IM!f UM.lfr ''.'.'.:'.:~1 Sl'ATdE ••A., h . ."' we.ii' T.RU-o•-• li.lios, mlllON"Y. A'fr1 l t jOb. lntat'llf' Dt .. retl .. •1i1 No job too lll'lall ... ·k. 'M•4l•"M •1J • l HIWPORT ·~t"-............ •200 ,, •• 0 •••••• I e-W••, •• ••m. • .,. i:.~u;, ... Don .__. ...... ~ • .i. 4 ............. "' r-., -.! N•WPO•T HI iSMIJ .......... n11 ............ ,.._ -.. '"-'•au • -• 1'41W,.OllT s ·Ill ........... 4ttt 11!!•)0,•0 •J.' ..................... torr\la 92IOI tn4) 718-4080, • 543-33111 •'!YUme Bier. .. 7 0' :i:C-'r*'T· wry PICTUltl l'ltAMINO CtMlflo Jttal, 81.fl "1:sTct.1,P 41• r· "11111" !.,................ ---· ~ ..: 111 Kr.. a:. one Cl 1 411 ttll UH1ve•11TY ·;1i.11K":::::::: .. :4n1 ~,:,l'11'~~~ ~ .... :··: ... :: ... : • .!. f.u fi>Oo Storti tral'lc:l'U1ec DIAL dlrH:t 64"871, '-1\&r'Re Llettnatd. Pillot/ df'VW>": PalnU11p -113.atn Rooflnt 1950 tmtn •· • •
••cK IA Y ··· .................. ,.. CA .. fll 'I.' • iollll'M'iNt ..... a RI! "TORS A"•'I C·'I -·-or ~r ad ll'len ail back and ....... cl9;..Mlll.-_1t,,_-----·I tAIT ILU'" u ............... t!U !OilV1U-.. .. ll!S , ......... t4" '°'"' .,.,. "'--' IUKIOIV . ' 1!10 JihUIJl'llC.l'i\t tU.&41-°""1 - --io•oH• 01L -• .~ ....... •UI '°•'•N• 00001 ........ .,.. 4113-1sn aft, PM I.Sten 10 the phone rlngr • ..... lnco"'9 T•• •140 NE\\' nooe.. l\ep1atri • * MIR ALIDA . .. ................. OH INOCUU.ltS. SCOPES ...... , .• ..,. 673·4400 -----MORli IC.'flntrt:lt p.aUo IW Cotti"I of all Typta. Boll '"Y Ht.AMOS ................. 4ut M\sct::LLAHEOUs ................. le81 rnot'lt". Artistic Mturll BINIP'ICl•L t.IDO ISLI: ···'I.I."'""'""". 4m • '' W••••o m:· # ... WOrb on lht "'b 1't<te IAt.IOA llLAJfv ........... 4us ' ............... , ., M'l"'I•• •" -TAX SIRVICI ••' NUNllHOTOH t11i.AW ......... 440tl MACH!t!lltY, Ille........... .... S.1x2l3' C01'11M. lot •l 1110 ... II ... _ ••• ........,_, e1tlm1ttt ..... lltl. ~ "DUNTAtfl VALLIY .......... 4411 LUMiEll ,,,, ......••...... ,,,.,llU An-'--lrn •••·• c .. ,. M•la. ~·rrou CONCJ\&'t'E INSTANT JU:t\IND (II )'OU 24 hr. r1NO YOUk Outt. TRI
I.'' •• ''. ~JI 1TO•ACOE .. "1.l "-"1"""""111) llJn: ...... "' t.t T 1.0••) YI .................. 1u1t.01l'4• MAt••1111•• ...... 1111 IN '""' • 11 .. ~ I M ~,..., -• ~ • ..,eta. trtt owe tax, 1.,s ANT N• , ., , ....... , -" -t: aMAft.1' AY! I.ONO at!ACM ................. uoo iWAPS ,,.,. r .. ,.. .,.. .... r. •1'1 r• ...,... ~ .I.... ru.u ..,...., ...... •
O•Atto11: couM'n ................. •1rs nd 'IV"STOCK great u!IC!s? Good rental an .. 1. $TM&11 Q)mputtt suaran1R1 'fl''" hall hl I • U:AKS 141""'8 ..... DIN ••0V• ................ ,. r • "' i;; }~ I tit ttfulld/lowtlt tax. ror a up I .,. ti. t~ hOUt l"tC!OOJll'C fr1nM1MsT1t• .................. u '•is ,•J1Nl!•A1. ............. .,.. property, ~ a.· c ~r. Umlt~ ti-, HOMS .... "',• R!:PAll\Eb. Wort 1\111'. -. 'lltDWAT c1TY .................. 1• CA 1 ......... -.................. 11H o\\·ner wlll c11f'f'7 111t TD. Chlkl Cert, ~ ..... ~ &17 tus Ke ''Ntw*' live I(""'
SAMTA ANA ........ 1.1! ....... ,. ... ,. 00 I i''""""'•""'""''"·-Ve-Arudoua. Rick Aldtrtt· ·1-·-· .. ,. b) ·-t. ·=-======= ~,MT ... AMA Hl:IONTa ......... 4UI HOlt:SI: . ,,, . ., ............... llM '" & • -"' 91i ••• ,...2l prtlitnta llllhtl,y co•T1M ............................ L1v11Toc" .................. ... It' 54t-Gt6!1 -MW1 M ll"!t'«I s.w1.. ,,.. Rl•ll •""the ''H•wtt" u.~~iA,,,L 1ilAC:M":::::::::::::::: CALlllORNIA LIVING •"OR 11alr, i.h.n'l? bulld\NJ. e· ed NURS!:1tY School, C.M, T ITU J:, 11111 St., C.M. .-. ChadbOu.M'll O\lY Lel'l'IU'il LA•utt:a tt1ouet. ........ -... 4m-• 1 ·--1 ••. l!lh •i .•• 1 •• 1 deYI wk. l :JO AM·t :aoPM. 545 W. ltth SI ., C.M. e Drffemakt--.. Alt ... ~·· 1110 • "l•-ntla. CM MIUION VlllO _ .. .,_ .• _ 41• lfllllllt I I · ............. n11 OOIHW!I '" -3 u.. 11oe II /IJ aft ICbl mce "• ......,..._ r ''"'
IAH ct.t'M11Nr1 ..••••..... , •. 41u •w1M.M1N• Poou ........... •'•"' 1'1~ ,u,.11 !MS.l'm8 ..... t Fu , P rnt, . Smiley TIX Se OMl,ned to wll )'OU. ran -n11m· en1:' R=,·,.:.-o•"• POINT .................. 47'0 PAJiOI ....................... 111 . • .. ' RalllS tor 2 or more. Ctn Jo • ........... "" IU _.. ~t~t'N1~1t ',',',','.'.'.'::::: .. :·~"~ ~~fi~~\1··:"·· ... : ......... :II: 60tO fill! del ~111p. f\&rn, lo Otsqti (:(), .c=:-'" WUI the mAn whO llo1irf'I fht
MoT1Ls ............. ~····-··· •"1 TRANSPORTATION ~·.!.!:!!I RffiT•I o • .,._.1292 • ttth YEAk t.OCAU.Y • Tiie, Cirimle ,974 · Jtwtlf)' at 317 Pri~lon at
RENTALS IOA.TI 1 ,1'ACHTt ............ -T\YO 1000 1q n. blttg11 with Jn .. Qutllntd .1tfuonablt lh• ,,. ta.rage Mil', .tall
Apt1. Unfurni1hed !~1~;:A~~u1•••i·:::::::::::.ilU 111r cond. oHh:co• •~ JM, '•' COfttr1cttf'1 t'20 W. A. tblll) IMILliY '* Vei'nt th• 'l'Ut Mlil * $4~ Children fOOlc It lo t•H•'llAL ..................... IOOf sPl!O-Sltl :\DA ........... MH each. 1 1,. Air cont.I. o(tlc:t . C.rUned PubUc MteOUllt't Clait. work. Jnatall • rtpe.lrl. tali by mlatake. COSTA MllA ................. ,JlOI loi.T Tlt.t.llol I ' ............ AddlMns * "Amodtlll'll 9d-t221 l""llMt Ns.1111 • No ........... 11. Plllltr f::il,,:Z.l"'ICS ·-~-• Vl:JIC~~·''"""".'".1111 l .. T flj\AIH1'11iMllltC• ........ !!ii $100 nw. I Ip ftnctd )I -1 1_ •v II""' A~lJnvL . .,..,...,...,_ ., 1 ,. ............ 1111 •OA:T t..auwc.iu•o ........ ". 1 kt\ Fred • wv ~• .... uo 1A i..i .... •how p l>_~ft.72 7 .-,. k ' "-''' ,, .......... Ult MAlllMl t!QUIP. . ....... ,.., lllOl'lll(e yard IN mo. '13-6041 .. a..itto Ctnh. B\J1lntll •r~rv\~I pl • an.... tt htlM: '""' l or 1'1'11 \V • f 111to .i: ............ !Ii! 10&1' tt.1P, M00•1N11 ........ tw ~41-111.:JO ot ~ -eTHI TAX ADVllOltl } rtpatr. P.O. llox 1223 Coal• Miil._ • L • •. \.>•"•""'• • IOA! SE&YICES .............. § . Mt USf/MoOll8 11111 Ill TY ;A • ....... , ... 1 r IOA lllllta1,.1 .............. , ( !e! ('""ftl... ..,... Pfl'ft\, Ofn~S "-.ttl II-=·======= "j" · ........................ "" '"'"'" ............... M·I ltd~ for LHH • -;;r -•• N ~.,_ 111·~ -•m1nt1 '410 IA f "'Iii ............... ttd Pl1M1Jflli to"''............... -..... .J.-0. l'I """"'' vu . T .......... '"° co•.,..• o•• MA• ........... me 10.T MOV11te ................ W()I) sq. n. CA~l:'f' fT&AM. a.aAM· ~11t Hoq tlospltal '" l'••ff lljl,t,IOA. .................. »M IOAT IT'OJlll•• .... -...... " r1111,y Sr>r\nklt:rtd ED ~-·-,.., Appl Call t4!MMOO --·-----HAVE )'()Ur brok~n ttl•lt.li"tl 1AY 11lAMDI ................. SSM •o~TI ¥tAMTID .............. :Ht S • No •P. no ~ . • Tu.ti. Htd&tl lrlrn ait. rt~. 111 E LOFT, Wt ~t~~~ct:".o~~i~·::·:·:·:·:·:·::'.e! ~~T'l~~r~~t:rs~:::::::::::;;:~n:: ~~~l!or <>:.~~r.:;;: . _1 .· •• l]ie~ .. ff.i.> ii.K. ~ 1tt.T~ :'vi& ~n:;;1 =ri.~ 1. e.L11n. cdM. s7UW
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.......................... "" MO" ..... ~ ................ "" RENT M·I. -. 11. 11tl ft .... . . i on 111~1 .............. lltt Moto1tcftl .... : ......... '* ..., l ifi t• TIJl SER.VICE ln ~ Qn'KOalU'I 0a tm \l•'-' ltAUOA R111~ I ll*'Ht '"':JI•r•• ........ -••• ,.Nit MOTOllSCOOT •• ~r. '1.!./.'""'* mo. lJM Loc•n, c M . c ... . ca ions.· -.. •ut •• m.1tnll "'-.. --·~---~ •• r1p"'". bell de!llon. 1'orctd 10 tell. Mltll!A'I "' ................ W1' Auto,.:\\ a. "" ... .... 615'-4111 Tl... .... .r . ••"'V"' ................ . , .. ,. • •i"·'"I"""""··"" ••" • •" "·····""'' "'" rv • 111.-• .. 100., •• 1 ••• 1 •• , M•ko otltr. -
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AL llT1 ATl, :i;.o1~iu~:!l,,.11ou ·:::::::::;:"l: Biik" SI., C.M. MM>HI ~ DAILY PILOT BUSIDI' n.ariittl!il"' ln ,,,,.,,..~..,... ••, 6owi;;.,~ ~ .. ,.,•* A--,,. "'"i'••••1 ........... • -"""' 1111 l>AIL~P1thl' '"'""""<Cl tt Iilovtr You'll Ali., rlw-r u1•5•A· ...., ff 1 "I' !IS DlAL dlttCt 64Z.G6T8. Charp • , .. _. y --~ ~ ........................ ·~ I ,, • ................. ,.. • ''· It ~· •• w·NT ·D -· tlmt ,, • ' ..... nntl .. amUllll numtitt 6f ~"-....... ~ ... ·~'!'!.··•·::::~::::::Im ~i~ .. ,, ... :::::::::::::: 1111.' .. ~· • ~-· ··~ .. .. Clatilllt>I tlCllDo. • • .. -Ill lodll''a Oulllltd ~,. ltt11 .. ..., •• d"l'.tllal iTi••·"""""""" •V'• '"" ............ ,, ... t1°• 1'*" lo 1111 phclllO rlncl POil l!XPlltT HILi' llOWlll Alt• Oteck 1n.m110• 642-M18 HI a IOA•C .............. ftff 1;110 CA,111 ........................ Nowl • ' • • '----------' -' •
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M.TERATIONS " '
J •. C. PENNEY CO.
FASHION ISLAND '
NEWPORT BEACH • h•• Im-lot. .,.....,. IOt' *COOK* LABORERS. !ti, wllUnr to
be tra.lntd lot" plattic mokl·
IJW. Minimum 2XI lb man
req'd. U.S.~ F~.
15159 Colden ~est Circle,
We1tminllter 894-fi612 '
ALTERATION SUl'ERYISOll with .ome ~ and
wWJne to iearn 011r limited
rpenu. CDmpetl~v.e wqn,
oullta.ndlN' benel.IC. lnclud· i"I proftt .twing.
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Recent ·successful experience .. 1111 ,pha~es
of fittinf, alter ations, rapair· ,ud· press··
Ing. Fu! tlm~ employment, excellent in-
centive plan and outstanding benefits. APPLY IN PERSON
Apply in peroon"IO a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monda,v thru Saturday
p...._y • f•1hlon Island
10 AM to 5 Plof,·
lifONDAY nfRU FRIDAY
** LEGAL SECY •• Gal w"/loh of ,moxy to work
lot a terTitic law firm. Xlnt
k>c. Super co. bents. Start
$55(1, Hurry! Ca 11 Jean
Brown 54l)..6055 An equal opportunity employer J, C. PENNEY CO.
JOIS & EMPLOYMENT 1----·------1 Jobl Mlt1,Wofn. 7100 2f J'uh~ Island
Equal opportunity ,.mployer
COASTAL AGENCY
2790 H&rbor mvd .. C.M.
MW.anted, .
Women 7020
YOUNG v.-uma.tt de 1 l re I
General ottice v.'Ol'k. Exp.
credit. library. CM a.rel,
F'ull Ume. 551-6432
AIDES • for convalescence,
elite~ care or family care.
Homemaken. 5:17.fi681.
ACCOUNTING CLERK
$474 to $576 por '!'Of'lh
-CITY OF -
NEWPORT BEACH
Position In City Fina.nee Depl
requires High School pdu-
ation and ~ yean·rettnt
-====-:-:=--I Machlnillts • CONTROLLER ACME GRIOLEY
Screw mach. aetup opera.
A mlllti aubdlvillon land Must have 4t least fiw yean
de-wloper lqcaled in setup &. operating exper.
Southes:p California is Swint: shift. Xl.nt. ~·1. and
seekin~ an agrMS!ve working cond'i. •
man exi>erl~ in land Apply personnel ore.
development ~t and ac-L.n.1. Cox Piffg, O> .. Inc. ========= I eXperience tn accounts ~ celv.ble and/or bookkeepin&'
v.'Orlt. Ability to ape-rate a
variety of oUice mach~.
ProUcltncy in typing firur-
es. ability to mttt the pul>
lie.
countillJ ,procedures In· 1505 E. Warner ·
cludine interim · and per-Santa Ana Job.-Mtn, Wom. 7100
WESTCLIFF
PERSONNEL AGENCY
2043 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
NEWP<>RT BEACH, CALIF.
TELEPHONE :
66.2770, ~
Lot•• SIC.
Good 1,yplna &. S/H, could be
trainee. beach anoa.
Receptionist
Know PBX, good telephone
manner, lite 1,yping, beach
U<L
General Office
Good typing, tra.in on MTS'T.
Dictaphone S.c.
Youna: gal with recent work
exp. + typing skills. rood Co.
P/T BoolckHpor
tor CPA......._firm, 4 hn a day,
beach area.
M•n•oe"'"'t Trainee
Good work backFQUnd, maf'-
ried, some college. .
Full Ch•rge
BookkHper
Know ledger le payroll, Ua:hl
typing, Beach area.
\VESl'CLIFF
PERSONNEL AGENCY
2043 WFSI'CLIFF DRIVE
NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF.
TELEPHONE:
&IS.2770, 545-5685
ACCOUNTANT·
Applicants;-shoul.d ·apply to
tM Personnel Office, l300
Newport B I v·d .. · Newport
Beach, Calif. betott 5 pm,
\Vedneaday, 1'1arch 11, 1970.
Written tests scheduJed 6:30
p.m., Thursday, ft!arch Utb,
19'11),
BABY sit, 12-7 pm or Z.9 pm.
2 Cch age 'children. BoiR
W1y CM. BoMie Haywood
~ or 549-4367
manent tina.nclz:tg. Please Equal opportunity emp:Oyer
send retiume and salary
requirements to Box M· flfAID Wanted, Ken Niles
578, Dally Pilot. All re-' Villa Marina Motel. 1D21
plies will' be treated ln Bayside Dr., N.B.
confidence ..
co=UNTER=="""'H"'EL=P'°,-=2_,.hn-. I MAID For Motor Hotel. Ap-
noontlme, flfon.Frl. $1.65 ply in person, 3151 Harbor
per hr.,App : Chow Bell 2576 Blvd., C.M.
Newport, C.M.
D"EN=r"AL""'..,0""'1""11:-.,-,-. • .,-__ .,. .. ~.1 MAINTENANCE ?!fan, also
n.e\,...., Maid for Motel. Penn.
tlonl1L Please · Write Box 642-2670, 2800 New p 0 rt,
57M, Dally .Pilot, N.B. C.?i.f.
RegardinJi: Your W o r k
History & Qualif.
DENTAL ASSISTANT,
Chainide only . .Afternoon to
evenlna: hours, beach area.
Call day or nl\e ~.
DISHWASHER •. Exper. full
MAJOR Appliance Service
Man w/knowledge of
Ftlgidairt & Hotpoint AJ>-
pliances. Call 646-2486.
MANUFACTURING
-ENGINEER -BABYSrrrER w/ refs., pt time . Refs,.Apply ln peraon,
time, It!. hlkpr. 2 or 3 day Benton'• CoHee Shop. 133 S. Key Management role in a
wk..11:30 -5 pm, Hunt. Coast, Lquna ~ach fast growing compa.11y. Mac
Harbor 592-5306 Dept. Store G~gor ·Yacht-Corp. 1631
BABYS~. CdM area Pla_cen~. C.!\f,
8AM-4PM, S dal" wttl< !or J. W. ROBINSON MECHANICS -C2) mulne
infant. Call 673-8535 , gu engines. Electrical -&
BAB · HAS OPENING FOR general boat exp. Good pay YSJTl'ER, Live-in, lt · & co. benefits. Pennanen( It
housekeeping. Spanish OK. EXPERIENCl:D qualified. Apply in person,
642-300. aft 6 CM. Service ?i.fgr, 2751 W. Coast
. BANK TELLER CORSETIIERE Hwy, NH.
w1Expe,, P/Time. c • o d Womens . Fashions
Salary. Xln't working cond. * * MEDICAL * *
Apply in person h:t Western Front oUice, be the flair tor
Barut, 16932 Go~it st, Xlnt. company benefits thil busy doctor. Plush off-
H.B. . • pl I ice, cheerful people. Start ,.p y n penion <r.1cn Call"""" H ••• ~ BARBER I., I I f F--"'· r ... _, N ~· ~ a.rt,,,............ ...u er or new -.uun a.a.uu, .s. COASTAL AGENCY
. .
JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLOYft\INT SALi AND TRADI MERCHANDISI POil
Jobi Mon, \i::I. 7IOO Jobe Mi.t, w-7100 MI RCHANOISI POR S,\LI ANO Tuo. •
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GIRL???
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AMERICAN
. GJRL
ALL NEW
Red, White &
Blue
temporary service
Morchlrit •l""B with
TOP RATES
MAJOR
ASSIGNMENTS
TOP BRASS
COMPANIES
We1re recruiting
NOW for:
..,._, """""""' In S,.bli & M11hii1n1..i Ftniiuia au. ..a,,,,.,•• ••ti"''" AU _,..,.. -_ R@qultt~ta·lnc'lude ~ .,.~.-f height . 5'9"; "telent "° A decorator dream house on dlsp ay -S
pounda minimum; 21 to roo!lls of gorgeoul Spa'nisb ·fllml lure '(was
31 y,ara of age; 20/30 un-rei. $1295. :=~.,.:tn: high SACRIFICE •••• , ~ • ,$425
Those quall~ should report
for the 'helrt wlHt.n tell at
6:30 P.M .. Mar. n. 1970 at
CllY Hall Cow>dl cltamben,
33')0 NewPort Bl\'d., Ne""'-
port Beach. Galfl No appli.
caHori ~ Pr1or to
teal For fw1htt lnfOnnation
contact the Penonnel Off.
ice, ·Cn4> 61US33'.
Complete Medlterr•n••rt Bedroom Suite in
01k. IRe9: $3.49.00 1 .......... NOW Jlll.00
6or9eou1 SpenT1h Cu1tom I Uilt Sofe with
metchtn9 loY• 'Seet-Qoic• of be•utiful
. f1brlc1. IR19. '419.9!1. __ NOW $2Zl.OO
Spenl1h Oinin9 S.+1 -·-··-· . , .$71<.IO
Solid 01k E.td T 1bl" ond Coll .. T 1blll..$1'.H
Tall 0.coretor T•ble lamps.
I R.~9· $49.U I --------.HOW SILOO
Spen11h Hanglnt Swa9 ~mps
.I R19 . S4t.?&I ·----· ....... NOW SU.SO
Purchoalnt • .' 1'/17M CREOIT AVAJL. NO MONEY 00WN N!·~. ~=·::.::·Co.. • m RJRNITURE other P~, Ariz. 'Good l&I .... .,...,,. .... .,, "'°"""" 1844 N ·. a· I d . :e~.of ~=~~-el~!: IWpOrt . V •H1rbo~~lvtf.J
~m':.!:,;.;;.o~;.~·~~=' Costa Mesa Only res11m.,~~ ~~~ROON. 0
Ev•7 Nleht 'Tll '~ Wod .. Sot. & S..n. 'Tll '
Anoclates Age'ncy, Inc. JOIS & EMPLOYMENT 1885· Newport.,'0.f • 642-6720 , Pumituri; 1000
REAL ESTAT€ SALES Jobi Mon,Wom. 1100 1-------'=
Needtd immediately • 2 ex-' KITCHEN SET.
,.rlen<ed ,.a1·mat. "''~ TRAINEES MUST SELL! pe Call 540-2321 alt 6P~I .~nio., ... ae .... , MEN 111
224 \V. coa.sf.Hwy. 548-552'7 "".otk for local oHice or na-Office Furniture IOJI
-NEWPORT BEAOI tiona.l company. $125. per "''k .. AEROSPACE RELEASES 4 week training period t~ -./ REAL Estate Sales Lady 1oranl managing small b-FOR 'PUBUC SALE
for very busy ~ntal office, otnce. !l.fust be respons:e, • 500 steel ,tram:ltt cases •
cuarafittt. Full time or part married prtferred Ra Id 272 Steel Ir: .Vood desks • 85,
time. 546:-4660 iulvancement. For i~tervi~w S.Drawer le.gal me cilbinets
REAL Estalt! Sa I e s men call Mr. \Vha.Jen, &12-1508. ~ ?.rise chain, tables &: cab.
shoukln't )'flu be selling the t.nets.
hotte1t area·Hun.tlngton TYPIST TO $425 Mcl\ofahan Brns Dtsk Inc,
Beach! ·We: will train. Call fee reimbursed. Xlnt wqrk· 1800 Newport mvd --------·II Ph.IJ McNtmee Village Real lng conds. Fee jobs also. Costa Afesa*6U-&450
N1wport B-och E!!itate OOl-44\1 ABILITIES -UNLIMITED AGE.'l'CY
Office ** RECEPTIONIST 488 E. 17th; Suite 22-1
& ell Ore"le County for hospital laboratory. Llte Co!rta Mesa 642-1470
& Beach Cities. typing. tlHng: 2-10 PM, Satl•TY=P"1sr"'"'"1 ---,~~ & Sun oft. App: Personnel . or accoonUng of·
Dept, HOAG HOSPITAL, f1ce. Soi:ne filing &: lite
11 Master11 Stenos
"First C lass"
Typists
N B bookkeeping. Part or Juli
· · time. Call 3-51 540-3943
RESTAURANT \VAITRESS'S Wanted: All HE~PER _ Shifts. Apply Odie's
General dnt1e1, full tlrlle/ Restaurant 1400 \V Coast
pa.rt time. Apply in person Hwy N B' '
only p.m., Dell Shet Delica-1;;;;-;;;o;"=·,.·-;;==-c~ tewn. 1oo39 Adams Ave at \VAITRESS \Vanled: O\•er
Garage Sele ,
* ·WED .• Stq1·age unit, misc
size 10 ladies clothes, new
jeweUed 1v.·eaters: Stroller •.
?i.ilsc furn. &. houHhol(I
Items. 16132 Littler Dr •
Hntg Sch. 847..s.n&
MOVING: Galle.rs &. Sattler
range, hldeabed, tennis tble,
tools &. other furn. 849
Governor SI., C.M. IWG-6315 OFFICE MANAGER
Accrual Accounting System.
Minimum 2 yn collea:e, 5
yn. practical aperieDce.
Permanent employment to
qualified penon. Eve~
Lager 494-1041.
barber shop. Contact Lou
Evans 536-1421 2lll2 Pacific Equal opportunity· employer 1 ,..,""".,.~H!!"',."'"'~-!!!"B"lv~d~.,"C".>"I". "JI Cout Hwy., lLB. J' flfEOICAL Ottice: Part time,
BARMAID, part,time 6 full * DRIYEl!l$ * Gid ex..,. with w•rance
Brookhu.rst,' H.B. ' 21. Call · alter 1 P!l.f, f.IOO =====-==-.,,.=i 962-7212. 1920'-A Bea ch APPli•M•• •1 R~A\]'RANT. M/F, 11:36-Blvd., H.B. -'-"-'-==---= 2 Pl\f, days. flfALE, over lS. NQ.RGE auto. washer, la.te
"Private" Sectys.
ATTENTION Sinat'.n-
Reeord Co. ii ronducting
talent sea.rdl. Call tor appt.
54S-2353
BABYSITI'ER Waned for 19
mo. boy, 7:»-3, my home.
Musi have own trans. Vic
Mtta del lojar. CM. 549--2fi61
TIME FOR
QUICK. CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT .
WANT AD
!.
DAILY PILOT
\
time, Inquire·at Escapade, N Expert 1 Gd typ' t ""-· 0 -ce orms.. . 11 V'lV-"'1U.J 1664 Ne,,..n Blvd., C.M. . •"
N I MEN~WO~fEN, Full time or BEAtrrlFUL ~~ w/fi~•-~-•ry. ., .. , .. ----part time. Fish & Chips
to match to •model bikinis &: ~ t have dean Callfornll restaurant, across t r o m
lingerie ·a ~ hrs a v.·k. drfvtnr reoord,, Apply Newport pier, 2100 \V.
Great pay, Itri.ct privacy. YELLOW CAB CO. Oceanfront.
Ea.&i~st way to earn xtra 186 E. ·-SL
N S d .w11-1 MANAGE~1ENT O~ money. . o· exp. en Colt. Mesa
descriptl9n or photo & 1 ..,_,.=~=='"°'=,-portunlty, Full or Part time.
phone no. to P.O. Box 115 EARN $~'400 WK. Car nee. 20 hra. wk. 836-4302
Sanla Ana. Selllnr l 'hri8 hr day NEEDED Ladles to do lite
BIKINJS: Earn over $7.00 Men-Women 18 up. '548-3277 Maki \\'Ork at small motel,
per hr., setlini Sand pl per Fl BERG LASSING JOB HB. Only a. few hours need·
CU.tom Bikinis at home OPENINGS -· FA5r AD· ed In the morning. Call
parties; part· time. No in. VANCEMENT -NO EX-_536-<;c,;._1_10 ______ _
vestment Girls 1£ yn. &: PERlENCE REQtrlRED. ~
up, call Miss Paul, wk. daya l\1ornlnz &. evening shifts. Oewp0ft ~ = CARP.E.NTERS ~~l:'nar1:n~~~l2~~ personnei
Experitnced. Large Cll&tom ftrfecto, San .Juan Cap. agency
constructio!I. Top Wl!o&es. FRY COOK, e1eeer. full tlme, Profe11'-•I Service WILLARD BOAT WORKS Refs. Apply in person, ,...,_
1295 e.utt st., c.M. Benton'• CoHee Shop for the employer --,,====-=,..,,,,.,.. 1133 s. •---1 ' --·na B<•-'" end th• •pplic•nt B-OOKKEEPER, (female). ....ua11 .,...,.... 1..·n
P·" · 1 UI 133 Dover l)r., N.8. ... -time; pus gen. o ee .--rJ1a27••
work. Call: 642-1141 for Eicperience nee. Xlnt o ~'" ""r -
app'l Ask for 1-tr. Senllt <n4l 546--alSS Ing
BOYS 11 a 14 G1ner1I Office P•rt time, l VN
Camer Routes Open to $550. 1..ow11 Newport charge nurse
far Beach ofCI. Pleasant \\'otk-
1.quna Beacb, So. t..cunl Ing conds. Top benfs. Call Expe rienced 1idtl
DAILY PD.Dl' 1.Us1 Betty 557..fil.22. Abigail
642-Bll Abbot Personnel Agency. 230 1 to 3:30 P.r.f. Shif1
BUFFUM'S
NEWPORT
Now Interviewing
*COOK*
Experienced fry or grill.
5 day .. 'ttk. Xlnt benefits.
*BUSBOY*
9:30 AM-t:30 Pt.f, Mon.
Fri. Experience preferred.
Apply in pe~n only
2to5pm
No. 1 F ASHTON ISLAND
NEWPORT BEAOI.
W. Warner, Suite ll, Santa
Ana. HUNTINGTON VALL EY
GENERAL OJtlce \Vorlter CONVALESCENT
Misc. Office work It HOSPITAL
telephones. Call 646--2486. 142-5551
Girl P/Ume for General
Oftlce work. Send resume
to P. 0. Box 2316, N.B.
HAIRSTYLIST
XJnt working e>ndltions, top
comm. +. Must have clie.n-
tele. 642-6857
* * NURSES AIDE * * tr you are familiar w/band-
ages, babies It pills, this
Is a job for you. Sta.rt $350.
Call Helen Hayes ~
COASTAL AGENCY
2790 Harbor Blvd., C.l\f,
HELP WANTED
A p p I y: MARINE ·FIBER.. NURSES Registe~ -even.
GLASS PRODUCTS, 3502 S. lng It night shifts. Ex.
G vill s A benefits. Apply Pef'IOnnel
reen e, · · Director, So. Coast Com·
H SK PR· C 0 0 'K Exp I. munlty Hosp.. 31872 Coast
mature. Take complete Hwy., So. Laguna. ~99-lJU
charge or house &: other ext. 356
help, Hrs. 9 am-thru dinner, =,.;....-------
5\1: days. Live oUt. Own OHlce
---------1 tran1. Please give CREDIT CLERK
BUSBOY • Lunchtime 'referenee1, eicper Ir salary With ability to v.Tite· rollec-~fonday thru Frida,y desired. Write . Da.lly Pik>t t.lon letters, type 50 \\'Pm, 10 Box M-24. key adder. filine. 1-Iust be
Apply in penon HO us E KE E p ER, Lite \\iUing to train on switch·
hause.,..'Otk P/tlme, morn-board.
SNACK SHOP #I '""· Mon & Fl"i. 12 h,. <Hunt. Beach) can :l\jrs, INVENTORY·
230S E. Cout Hwy, oor \Velch 347-~ PRODUCTION
INDEPENDENT °"'" 01 CONTROL CLERK CAKE DECORATOR, Foreaten Ii k>okirig for 3 Lite typing, oul.11lancling adcf.. female/pt time counter. Gd -·• 1n; ma.ch. ability, gd. hand. salary. steady. Ap~ by 9 -..es trainees. Carttr opp, 'l\Titing. Salary comm. w/ ~·-• .... 213 rtneroui advVICt. '4.>-05.91 rs·,~ -9;·~·~m-~l~,,.~~::;::::;;::::;;:-j-'-bil. & ~x~y -- -
CLERICAL TRAINEE J·N V ENTORY CONTROL-L.P.I. Cox Mtg. Co •• J.nc,
\VOl'Dt!n 21"40 with aood J.Q., Bl~~.:.... TCaly "1 •,n.•,· 3 Ex· J.5(1;; E. Warner
45 wpm typ, A: 10 key adder Pt'• "'' ... -no· " -4 1 2 Santa Ana
accuracy needed. Sl.'75 to 1 ,,_N~.B~·=~~~-~-Equal opportutnity rmploYtT
swt, with advance le com· JANITOR. !\la.le. Or&flie ••OPERATORS**
puter traln. oppor. 0'.11 County area. Under 45. 12 Spec m&chine, ~p'd on
Birch St.. Suite 6 (nr. Mf to 3 Ai'I. 1 dlys Pf!'I' wk. a:annents. Some trail'lef!1
airport) N.B. Good l>&Y· C213) 423-4637 Mz..3472
Chd, part ttme. experi-LVN , 7 to 3 P~t 1hllt. '"""'PH""'A"'R'°M"A"'C"'E"°U"T°"ICA""L,-~~~;:',~ RES-549-3061 MFGR.
JANITOR. male. H.B. area. nttda apprenticta, ht!Jpen,
CHILD Ct.rt & LllJ! l11kpz, Under 45. l.2Ai\1·3AJ\I~ 7 d"llvery driver. exP'd gra.n-
liv~ in, HB area. 'Prlv mt. n!a:ht1 per \l·k. Good p11.y. t1lalor1 Ir p~ss opc1ratcu~.
li:ulhe1 ~t~ Ca.II (213) 428-46.'tf. c.11 646-3931 tor appt.
"Renk & Filt "
Cler ls
Erp. Insurance
Cler ls
Legel Secys.
Credit Checkers
Medical Secys.
(Frnl & bl Ole)
Dental Assis.
Keypunch Opers.
NCR Oper•tors
F/C Boolleep•rs
Asst. Bookkeepers
Acctg . Clerls
PBX Opuetors
Statistical Typists
Re pro./T ypish
Recept./T ypisfs
Ma nuscript Typists
As semblers
AMERICAN -
GIRL
needs YOU
Coll fo r Appl. or
information.
eves. Apply at Tutee Freez \VAITRESS, exp pref, over model. xlnt COlld., lf lb. site
2966 Bristol, C.M. after 2 21. Stup Ahoy. 480 S. Coast $75. Kenmore auto washer
PM. Hwy, Laa: Bch. 494-2050 in load cond. $35. 347-8115
mSee ~tty Bruce.tit School1°lnstructlon 7600
tjj Cxec * AIRLINE *
J.rency tor career Girls TRAVEL CAREERS
410 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
By appot:i t, 646-3939
Sav!nxs "& Loan
BRANCH
'MANAGER
Savin&s &: Loan Association,
located in · Newport Beach
area, has positior. avail. for
a v.·eU qualiCif'd Savings &
lAan 81-anch ?-.tanager, Ex·
eel. potential & fringe hen.
Operalions A1entt
Ticket sa!es
Reservations
Air Frtight . Cargo
CommWlicaUons
Travel Agent
Al RUNE
SCHOOLS
PACIFIC
efil!i. Only applicant.s ,.,;th Dily le Night Classes
a min of 2 yn, Savings ex· 543-6596
perienc.@ need apply. For 610 E. 17th ~t., Santa Ana
particulars call Mt. Heruleyl=========
(zt3) 86~12. .
SALEs..\tEN: Office Supply. MER,CHANDISE FOR
Aggre1>11ive Gf'O\lo.ing Co. Jn SALE AND TRADE
Orange Co. Exper pn'[. not •
neceu, will train. Protected Furniture 8000
Territo•'Y· Ph. 639-3144 SPEC IAL THIS WEEK
**SALES'r..1AN, part lime, 5 Pc. Co1np, Bdrm set ·~ti
Experienced. Neat ln ap--box spring & matt. Sale
pearance. Stt. Jim, 2590 priet! $119.90.
Newport Blvd., c ." A d F 't
... 5'6-8672
WHIRLPOOL elect. dryer.
Kenmore auto wuher. Both
in xlnt cond. $40 ea. S.7--8JIS
or &46--8672
FRIGIDAIRE dbl door,
frustproof, 16 cu, ft, like
new fJ.80, 557.9349
USED Appliance & TV's, all
guaranteed, Dunlap's, l8l5
Newport. C.?i.t !)48...7788
FRIGIDAIRE Imperial. Top
Freezer, 13,6 cu fL $75. CaU
Ms-6519
FROST·FREE 10' refrig.
4-:e C:rosl-top f r e e z e r .
Clean, like new $95, 8'U-8363
G.E. refrigerator, 16 cu fl
A\•ocacfo ~n. Xl.nt cond.
$150. 548-3J52
\VASHER & Dryer Pair.
Good v.·orking cond. Both
only SSS. Call 645-2306
Antique& 1110
ORIENTAL Black Cora.I
Carvings. Collector's item.
Avail for limitm tlmt.
Appl. only, 518-8219
SALES "SLIM GYM" pprove urm ure
Ea I ' 1 Se"· S1wlng Muhl.,.. 1120 8 ~st "''&Y to exerc se, w:1 2159 i"larbor Blvd.
on 11ghl. TV ,leads. Coata J.fesa 548-9660 SINGER auto zig-zag, 6 mos.
.* 8l3-01SO * . MOVING _ must sell! Quall-old. No attach nee<Wd for
SALES. ~25 In\.-estment \\·Ill ty l\.faple furn. Din nu set zig-zag, button holes,
put you 111 a v.'lg bul'ineu of v.•/butch. BDRi\f 1 de&l.rn!ii etc. Guar. $37 cash
your own. For Jnlerv ... :. CaJJ \\'lndsor desk 81 ,, :,:rai or small payments. SlS-6616 547~. sofa. mod. ·Bd,.; set .1---------
SALES People, Full·p/time. asaorted tbls. 67:;....7692
"SLIM GYM ". Leads avail. BABY Gnrnd. xlnt tone. $570.
Call 897-1986. Overszed ~~ circle couch,
SARAH COVENTRY has $60. Hanging lamp SID.
openinp tor full or part MS-8971. 3U La Jolla Dr ..
time sale1. No tnvesiment. N.B.
no deliveries. For ln,tervlew,I, '"1u"sr=-,.""""' ~,.,,., ... .,.-.,.N~,-w * ~4 * Re!ria'. din. rm. set, bd,
SECREI'ARY-Steno, Exper a.rm chr, &"arden tools.
necess. Send resume w/pic-963-4562
ture. Ponderoaa, P. 0. Boxl;c°'ASH="°,-.F'u=rn"'iiu'",..-""1"'va-n'"l<d~.
11383. Santa Ana. Need &ppliance.~. anllq's,
SERVICE Station Attendant, etc. No junk! 96S-6833, 24
day&, s1vin&' It gravey.!ITd. hN!. ,
Apply in person, C'o r · INTERIOR De1\"ner's Ol\•n
tlfacArtl:jur Ir., Campu1 Dr., 7' red & blue •plaid sofa,
N.B. recenlly uphol $1.25. 644-~
SURVEYOR alt 5.
SURVEY . TF.t'HNtCJAN Q"u"AL"'"""rr"Y"""•1n-.-,...,,~_-qu~Ut~<d
Mu1icel .
Instruments 1125
CONHUO
ACCOlDldN
24 key, 120 bass, with case.
$600 va!Ue + "easy to
learn" books &: ~t music
case,
PERFECT CONDITION:
$200 or ·Best Offer
S.lo-8308 After 3 P M
WUJ.. trade . nice electric
guitar & practice amp for
basic guitar le550ns, evet.
M3-ti002. 231 E. 18th No. B,
CM.
Pianos & Org1n1 1130
Analyze ..... title' re P ~rt ,s • mattress. Con1plele· unused rl!Sl!~h records, &1te--ln-1120.-'lll'lmlr $260. · 842~ ________ , II spettion. cadu~ &Ut'\-ey eves.
analysis, calcu.late tract 1:1====.,.---,...,-~ parttl maps. Exper ivith PROV11'Cl_AL rame table &
program computell. ~hrs. Sohd ma.pie, honey
_R,_J\1.____~v.·q & ~· !!!',!'!',;,.,To P quality~ SGO.
HAJ.ll\fONO ~dl\11ay, Yam·
aha. New & used pianos o1
mOit makes. Best buya in
So. Calif. at Schmidt ~fus!c
Co. 1907 N, PifPin, Santa Ana 833-3232
REGISTER NOW!
2172 Dupont,
Suite 12
Newport Beach-
(Nr. Orange County
Altportl
(TI4l *3662 . ="=~=-:----~--,,~.
.5\\'JTCH ASSEMBLERS 8' SOFA. riewr used, quilted
Apply 2220 so. Anne st. floral, Scofchguard~ $120.
Santa Ana ?!latch. lovelt'at $7;,. (1)
776-0592.
TEXAS REFlNERY CORP. 23" OLv IPIC F offers opportw\ity for high ~ i\ re n ch
Income PLUS ,reiular ca.sh l\loclem Provinclal Type
and vacaUon bonuses, a.bun-C.ablnet, S50. 5+6--8049
dant fringe benelils In COBOf, Chair &. fool.slool to
Beach Ci lies area . match $40.
.J3!iardlen of age er ex-64&-76!M
perlence, atr mai1 N. ll.
Pate, Prts ... Teicu Refinery ls Your ,,_d tn our
·Corp., Box Tll; J?ort Worth , clusifleds'!' Someone wtll be
Texas looking for It. Dial &12·5678 -------
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PIANO RENTALS
ltom $10 mOnthly,
All rentAls apPly
to purch.uc.
GOULD MUSIC
'20&5 N. i\1aln. SA $47.()681
SfElN\VAY Coruiolf'. Nice
tone · 1: "'ttY good cond. inoo. 111 in4J 7T.f-3150, aft s·
HA.\l~10ND Orpn i\fockl 1.t·
111. Wa.lnut. Marle Pre-Mt,
back ""''· moo. 673-5121.
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fenn & O r9 1nt 8130 Ml1cell1neou1 l600
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WHY Pay mere! Mwt mOv'i
used ,carpet, xlnt cond, C&ll !NANCE Co, demands im-53&-4110
med.late liqulda_tlcn ol &;11 '·eo,.-'LAMB""'=RE"=1=-."'A-,M"""o"'to-r floor plannt'd Spinet &-Con.
tole Pia.no& qn & oost .. + Scooter $1-70. Dloette set $25
basis. Our Jou 11 your g&!d.. lawnmower $30. 546-8&54.
en opportunity, but you muat
act NOW! Mite. W•nted 1610
lUe-llne. new 9}1 hp o.s.. town, 5 Jett. Cloae 6ut $275. ,
Must ttll now! IF!nt " totaJ prlc<J. Private pttt,y. NEW" '70 1961 OPEL Kod.•~ "°" YW 8111!$
otter takts. $5p.IO. Dav J =96"Z-498_,.,.::1====== N ICKU.i... Coupe. ldult ..,u. "" Fruer. 3424/Via 0pGrlo, 1969 730 NORTON COMMAN. DA TSU p r ~ -*'
N.B. Days .i n4) 613-~; DO. Excellent cc::jition. CaU W/campe.r, 9S hp ovtrhl&dd =======~= !l!OMll
ewa 491-39)8 I "40-1548 a!tec G p.m. cam, 4 apd, dlr, I ply tlroo, POUCHI ~
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6hp. Ex. iond. xtn1. Ready Auto Service tt1 SorlaJ No. -· rutl 'Ill POJ\llCllE m. bt;u, GOOD SILICTION
118(.. CAO Coupt dt Vtllt,
Jtowtrlatr. Cl1t11. tl.600.
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CAMAltO
ARD'S BALDwtr STtJDIO
Newport, c .M. 642-8484
()pen r ·ery Nlte
Ir: Suodccy-A!tUllOOn
to n.l.I! $3150. 83s,5479. & Parts MOO price '2099. TtlUI tm..U di'! new f'&d.llll. ~ mlnor • 'ti CA.MARO 'Rally Sprt, 327
WANT to buy 4 or 2 bbl. 25• ~oop .'!.!!mooring ----------1 ~·~·_:"~•~d!!'.o.~Call~~·p~b.!U~ • ..!-~-·j ;;:wo:;l'k:;:, ;uaio;:::':'IMl:;;::;TT:::==! , cu.. q , 4. 1pd. All aau.ett. manl!old for Corvt.ir, with __. WANT to buy 4 or 2 bbl or S4s.oG34'afttt 10 am. 0>5T. H&-4054. betwn 4:30 A or without catbUl'tto r. l11-J&!! m.a.n1foldforCorvalrwlth or 5:30. _ •
DUNTON
FORD.
2240 S. Main
' ·-SANTA AN~
546-7076 Sl&-7219 alt 5 "'itho\lt wburetor. 54&-12Ui • SUBARU WANTED: Uled dbl Tandem· LIDO lt Sailboat. No. 2389, alt S ..... , I ',~ CAMARO, Black. 321
boat trailer tor .,..,6,, ~-·•· with trailer. Call 831-'10391=========: I ~ .., --, 1 I H · Quad 4 Q>d, map, lndy'1,
PIANOS • ORGANS -...... ~ alt, PM * t 1 8· re * N~" •-USED ler·-in/outtml. 5J6.32A8 ::,,.,.;,.;"'""-.,,..,-.,..,--.,-Tra iler, T' rival ••25 ~ $1414
Y. _:__::_" =.._ __ ~-======== )nilli now 6abot, lili1t .. o<1 •• 1 .-==...;.=..;;;.,-.:.~.o:: I "Loader in Tho l>l«b Oliff" THI ·LL IW 1913 CAMARO, I cy 1, •u MU STA N• '
• ............ rllU...,. va·uup 11 • d f r c In< ZIMMlltM' AN "" · N automatle lrtni. lo -•1 c,.,,, V-1, •11torn1tlc. • ..... mu rrans Re bl ~ "'62 SUIAl't.U STAil r-f'I •rroo. &et-,-11.-·•er 5 p-tf111trn l•IT•"• pow•' ,,.,,. ~-o Machinery, Etc. 1700 r •' or • • ALPINE • "" Kimball ~---''°"' e . .,~ 2u5 HAR. IOR ILVD. ' -M• "' e ,......,..,. • .. """"" Mill Drill .,.._ -2 DR. 4 OR A Station Wqon. M9. 30ll Ext. t6 or IT 1u, ... ; ••o •• m ll 000 1119, ••~II•, h11t1r, •l11yl e Kohl &: Ca bell ........ n.i;:., • ra...-U, 24' J olly Roger~ .fiberglat& rMI. ..... 10 1tTO KARaOR BL ~ '-4nAn 0.->-.. f Tll 11t er mp Weldlna Equip, Att Com.• .t ...... , fllliy -·Ip, rnake of. _.,.,.. 4 eyl., 4 eylo1 a -H.P., to ;vn, mUtt, USOO. • ' ,, • .! 1'
COAST MUSIC '"'"'• Small Tool• A !.;'~uh d> ;;;;;,, 96Ul891 VACATION DOT DATSUN MPH top opttd a nd •• to CO.ITA l\IESA IG!825 aJ~r g 'II CHIY 'L'T $1JU
NEWPORT & HARBOR ~t•--......... 2 Piacen•-CM TRAVEL CENTER 40 mllt1 per aal. TUt dl1vt '•-!!l'•""'l"'<l[J('Swi~f""if"il\)"ii'.•.I ==~~~~~~=11 l•p•I•,) door ll•teltop, 'V,
Costa Mesa * 642-2851 ~2:'2001 ...... ' ' Power C r'ulsers 9020 OPENANDDAILY one tod.y at ~~ rlma, Mi;hef~ I, •~tom•tis tr•11trnl1tfo11,
Open 10-6 Fri 10-9 Sun U.S Excel. -Golden Fa lcon K f M_.._ CHMOLET ,f•t.torv air •011llitio11l119,
RICHMOND U --·t $125 FOR Sale twin screw 250 hp, Olympia -Alpine SUNDAYS UI om, Vl¥n t.lrts, ,exb&Ult sy1tem, OOW ll tf1•rl119, r•dlo, 11,., .. •·~" · FRE~ TO YOU 14.1 Baktr, CM -15 aunroo . chaino. Excellent '" "'" 011. May be &een after s, ll5l 34' Falrliner. Ve_isel has Apache -Wheel Camper 18835 DH.eh 11lvd. condlUon. $100 Is Takt Cl/tr MUST ••ti nowt ·~ Chev. •67 MliCURY $1 611
Paularlno, ~.M. 54~µoo. ---------new hull job, 1\1af be seen Wcrldi largfft most torn· Huntlncton Beach SUNllA. M ptymants. 6f5..,1J99 a.ft 5 PM Re.bit 28S, new traM, rea.r $titfo~ w,,011, v.i, 11110,
1200
SCR·AM-LETS
ANSWERS
VtRGE Fem a I e part at Huntington Harbour by plete RV vehicle aboppi.... 8"2-n81 or M0-04"2 ,.._ VW end, tmt end, •bock• l
Dobie/Greyhound, bf a ck, _!c~P:':·c:-=.',::: ~··=--=~=~ ..... ""' l{antl Bus, 111w tltti, -•--o rl-o, • .,1 rn1t1, tr1111't!lnfori, pow1r ~-"""" DATSUU LAT~ '•7 ~--l .. _ •• a _, ~.v... "' w I I 'I ' I V7 loves children, need& 1"-e ~ • '"T AJ•• ~-1 --• WI ,,...,.,po Y w;~I. • frt.C11. M·"bu '·11r. Onlv •~. 1 ••r 111• t•<J 0• "'' ''· • .... ~ BOSTON WHALJ:R EAST-&19 Garden Crove Blvd, "G 1~ •--' ~-4 pd dJr v .,.nt. "'"' aiulJ, rt oto--rt _ _. lllOO .... "'' ., ..,.,., 2209 :_~ :;;·, bobrk,/i PORT, 65 hp Mm• trir. • 534•6686 " ~':;:;;:;";.n ;!.,'plush whHlt, R/H, BtUI"' war-Ml~ -~· · -T. ''•"'7'"'~1o~1~c~K~-,$"'fT4'nl
All 1969, Phone 646-2067 Cosed Sat. Open Sunday black int xlnt cond. Mu1t ~Te.$1300 er bt1t otttr. 1967 VW Se<lln I t h '10 CH,EVROLET Impala Rl•t1r1 2 Dr. H.T. V-11
BEAT.ra'IFUL LONG-h&ired WANTED: 25-30• Cab In sacrifice! $1499. Takt oldtr ,;,;""'=-~---~ ' x n 1 ape, CU&t. Cpe. Turbo., alr, P.S., i uto , tr1n1 ., f11t11.y •I
klttens, free to aooc1 home. Crulaer. Fair to good cond. 66 Kensk.lll • 28'. Self-con-American carr _,•mall doWn. 'al Sport& 1tdan, )o mUt1 wood-and wood. knobf, ~ vinyl· roof, 300 tna. Many, 1111tltio11ln9, pow•r 1t111r.
Already ba¥·trained. Ready Call &U-968l days. tained. Air conditioned. Ex. UREG43. Ct.ll Phil '94·9TTS Xlnt cond. Pvt pty, Mlkt mall, other xtru $1Jl0, ft\1111 extras. 2,000 act. 1119, p1w1r bt•k1 1, pow•r
to ao 1n two .wtt k 1. .:;:=:;::::;::::;:;:::;:== cond. $3500. See at Adams & or &45-0634. (21#) at-mtJ M&-3802 bttw. f:.SO A T pm mUt1. Muat tell. 897-()466 wlnd1w1, r1dlo, ht11t1r. TQ
Felony -Glad• -Dtioby -~!14S-~,;,!l;,.13;;...,~----"'S/t .. Beatta,ch Blvd. Owner 833-024 ::'...:'.,;:;67~R;;O"A"D"'S"T"'E_,R._--I .:::=:::::=:::::=:===I 'tl VW Bua w/'M n-blt •nr. Pvt. Pty. •~• • Fo:~skimo~~cctm· MIXED fitted f emal e loatMelntenance 9033 TOYOTA Run.a eood. Good tlrls. ,66 CHEV. Caprice. Fully 'i7 FORD $1113
miek: When ti. takts a itrl trl-tolor pup, 4 mos. old, lnfoy your 801t FANTAS"I'IC Buy• in 4 Star. New top & tires. 23,000 mlle1. ---------Beautl.M tnter. Aikins $a50. equip. Cornpl tune-up. Ex. Coantrv S1d111 w,11. v.a.
for a sleigh ride, be nma out very friendly. NffdJ good Compltt• Marine Service Well'Nays ~ Funt i me Xlnt condl $13SO. Ca 11 NIW e UllD Call 56-0041 after~· cond. Set to appre c I auto. t'•"•·• pow•r •t111r• ot DOG FOOD. home. M&·"ml a.fttr 2 315 Mech&nlcaJ-Electrical ="s Scotts, 9lf N. ::TSUN ' tJr Llk RICRIATIONAL .;-;:;.;;;1646:;;,.=-=-=..,..,.....,.11 ~~~· ':~da~::1~;:· f~~~~:~
WANT Good home tor I yr. Bottom.in or ~t water • .A. • ' VIHICLIS , ___ V;;.O~L;;.V;;.0;:_ ___ 1·65 El Camino. Air, 4 tpeed. ll1•te r. XEY 121 .
cld. Mlle Cocker. X1nt Varnl1h•Palntin1 1968 Northwe1t 14' Tn.vel new? owner mutt •tlll e 1 • New engine. '68 GALA.i ll . $1711
l20J w/chlldrtn. Hu all lhots A FlbtralMI Buttlnr, Trailer, $850. Clll -Make offer! 9$2-6283 l00 % 1.U -WAOONS * 675-5Sl6 * 100
---------llcenae. &14-5785 3/!I Flberala.u Reflttlshtng. 5'8.o842 1967 DATSON 1600 ' dr 164 -SIDANS ,~. CHEVELLE, 34,0 00 4 Door H•rdtop. v.1, 1111t1. G.E. 21" Black • white, Nice ""·" Jim "'7021 W 96h 4 pd r~ ~ wooden cabinet. 'W<1 r ki 2 White Mlil. puti-JIOC)dle1, I==~===·=~==== KENSKIU. at K1t. Special agon, p, 1 ' vuuu All other models now ln ml'•, liJl;e new. $1000. '''"'·· f•ctorv 1i• co11dltf•11·
$40 $4$.-ZS69 female, 1~ yn old, hlbrlm, prtces on lot model.I. Scotti, cond. $950. Call MM731. l'•ttory Warr•nty stock.• •Pffd• & automallc1. •54~:1* '"'· pow1r 1t111in9, r•dlo. ~~~NE Color TV lovel children, need good I ;.;M,;;•;.;r.;,ln;:.o:..,;l!_q,,u_l;.p_. __ 90_1_5 914 N. Harbor, S.A. DATSUN ·68. 1300 ~ ton Avellelt1e oft U1t4 Your Bt1t Dea.It Are Still At 1958 Chevy Station Wqon, h1•t1r. VZP 44~
• born.,, 516-ntl2 ottor 2 3/5 I.I' VOONG -··-I -1r. pkkup. Good colt<!. lllOO. ToyotH . DEAN LEWIS 1 1 f~-_,1 ,_ 'H C HEV. $1 517 Coru;ole. llilyn old. Paid 9' AVOf'f Redcre1t, wed ,,. ... ''" 67~ new pa. n ' ...;..-C0111,i l .... n. IMPALA
$700. Asking $300. 5'8-8911. PUREBRED Welah telT'ier, twice, $200. New pslnt & lntt>r. Ex. lOIXl Miltt ;,r 30 DlJ'I 1988 Harbor, C.M. 64.S..9.103 .~$~1!5~, 84_T--Ol~t>l.o3-,.,..~--~ll Statio" w.1011• v.a, iuto.
PACKARD B ll TV 1% yn cld, rleeds loving 644-6186 Cond. $350. Call 648-4506. . !ACJUf'ICEI 1970, 2-<Jr, lo ·S& Chevelle Mallb" vl""l tr1n1., f•tlo1v •Ir ciondl·
e • remote horn• hlbrkn, Iov .. child-I""====== ENGLISH F, OltD ILMOltE ~ •v control with beautiful _ .6' ... I I' !~~!..-----~~l,,;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;::~;;;;;;;;;I m.Ues. AM-FM, T.O.P. on kip, alr, automatic, $1295. tlo11!119, power tl111in9, cabinet $45. 536-84ll.HB ren. 546-i-... er 4 3 5 BNt Slip Mooring 9036 Trucks 9500 MOTORS approved credit or $2895. 968-8181 p•w•.• lir•k••· r1dlo, h111t•
2 PART Ger/Shep pt1p1, 4 THE ENGIJSH atS-tSfl 1r, 11199191 111ck. YClt 11 2
Tope f!ecordors 12211 moo old, I male, 1 female, 40' BOAT Dock lo' "'nt in '68 PICK UP GOING • TOYOTA 1-""-...;..-----·11968 El Camino 4 •pd. Bell '67 GALAXIE $lid
very peppy, Love children. Huntington Harbour. Ph Chevy ~ Ton Long bed V8 TillNGl '•cfory Direct Dealer ---------I Oft~ Call 642--3396 * 100
SONY TC 355 solid itate 3 546-7l00 afttr 2 3/5-646-9303, ask tor Je1TY -, __ _.. b'-•' AT uew' Cera Uo-• Cera ••i:Po::rt'..:..::C!1!:;"~--_!H~l~D'.l;;;;rn;r<i;Wi""iiii'C;;;;~;'fu 4 Ooor Hardtop. v.a, 111to.
• ~ .. ui· power s..,.....-,ni. power ,...,.. " 91111 -MUST 0·Ul ·-Che ii St I I I I 'I st>ttd .. tape deck wi t h AFFEcnONATEOver-arown .,..w • es, dlr. Ecellent running ORANGECOt.JNTY'S lf4.S322 IM-ml """' 00 ve e &. rin•., •corv •r cone •
versatile feature&. New mixed breed puppy, maJ•, f FOR Rent. $1.75 per foot. Up condition. J\iust sacrifice. VOI.UME 1188 SHELBY GT-300. See to Wait Lo mi's, $1Ml. Call t!o11!"9, power -1t11rl"t•
$200 lay d ....... _ rl'll'I 1tn• llboa. 15300 Beach Blvd. apprecilte! f9'-!951, 494-19l8 power br11k11, ,.,,., h11t•
• P e 1.v nn1 ,.__,. month& old. Good w/chlld· · to.,.,• .no Sil ts. Take foreign car or small ENGLISH FORD Wtltmlnller * '73-1.597 eves. * 1r, vlnvl roof. UOK Stt·
642-6448 ren. 847-5960 315 67S-6872 down. Call Phil alt 11 :00 am DE.ALER '61 CORVAIR $10t7
3 MALE puppl,., 9100 54>-0834. OVEk 60 A I Cl I HIS CONTINENTAL 2 ,.,,, • "I" J. ''"'· •o:=='"-"-"="--1"500-'-' poodle /tenier /btaglemlx· Aircraft ~.~63~F~O~R=D~P~l~C~K~U~P~ NOW AT ntquti1, a11 ca --------r1dlo, h11t1r. VGY 14t. 1• CLEARANCE "" '64 Continental. All powtr, CLEARANCE Sale! Big ed, & wks old. 495-4582 after GYRO COPTER Y.i Ton, long bed, xJnt cand., -JtA1t!: Claulc '46 MG-TC. "$990. Call anytime, 161 PORO LTD $1426
Selection of new & used 1 PM 3/5 Nearly complete, $800 3 spd., dlr, med. blqe ext., .:=:~. Merit 11 Wa1on1 Rta'ht hand drlvt. MWlt * 6f&..!602 * 4 door ll11dtop, v.1, 11110·
reconditioned Pro-Llne Goll 1959 Gas Whirlpool Combo. *&42-74~• black int. Take amall tor-HI Lux Plekup1 S.crltlce, i1soo. &f&..2562. '66 CONTINENTAL, xlnt rn•tlc fr •ntm!11!•"• pow1r
Clubs. Call 675-0610 Needs repairs. Call eign car or small dn, Will ROBINS FORD L•"d CrulHrl 1t11111"9· rad io. h11t1r,
536-1346 3/5 Mobile Homes 9200 tin; prvt prty. For info, 2000 Harbor Blvd. W•gont Auto1 Wented 9700 eond, loaded. Tax sale. whit.wi ll tlr11 . UON S4J.
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POOL TABLES
Sicard Pool
BRUNSWI(."JC .. .AMF
Custom Sate Table
From 1289
100% Flrwtclng * SECARD I'OOLS * m.19S2
12> S. Main St.
"'-'-------Call Phil 494-97'73alt10 am. Costa Mesa 842-0010 PLUS OTHER Private party. 673-5655 '67 FORD LTD $1 711
8' Tan couch, netd1 clea.ninf. BAY HARBOR l •~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:I HAJtO TO QET MODELS WE PAY TOP 1963 CONTINENTAL. Clean 2 door h•rdtop, v.a. 111to. You Pick Up Call '63 Econollne Pick up ' ' · Mobile Home Sales NOW IN St'OCK CASH It Chaapl $895 tr1111.., f1ctorv •Ir fO~ar.
549--3132. 3/5 YEAR ENO w/power lift gate. See at FERRARI DEAN LEWIS '*M&-.Mri* t!111lftf , pow1r ,,,,,;"9·
TV'•. lure 4 miall, need CLEARANCE SALE 20341 s. \V. Cypress, S. A. '64 CONTINENTAL. Must pow tt li11k11, pow•r win·
repair' ·-~ all. 61'. -Hgts. FERRARI . 1-'Har~ CM ·-9•... d1w1, 11dlo, h11t1r, vlnyl
...,.,.. i7"'fNW NOW ON DISPLAY """" uur, ' • 9'nl" ,_ for .__ j t tell! Full power. Good cond. ,,01. TPZ •"· after 12 noon 3/5 1959 FORD ~1= ton pickup, ultd can I: tl'Uc..... UI
12, l6, ):!, 24 & 30 Wid" xlnt condition $485. Newport """'""' Ltd. °"' BIIJ. MAVEY call u. for frff 111lmato. I .,;Beiiiow0..8ooii:i:kii.:054;;6-361,00:90:::=:ll 'H GALAXU! $1ffl 3 CUTE mixed breed pups, 8 Up To 6o Fttt Ung 644-6l86 anz• C-ount:)l'a Grlly autbet-4 · 1 · 100 ~~~Need &wd bom;;5 ~':oc~ts~·if:r':r~f!:_ '67 GMC Van, alr cond., new 1$1~Sa:fERVI~PARTti ITJOIVIOITIAI GROTH CHEVROLET CORVAIJl : •• 11~.:o• .1~·,~~o:d1t1~~!;:
PUPPIES, TO good home, 4 Coat.a Mesa (714) 540.9410 battery, shock! & paint. 3100 W. Coast Hwy. --· -Ask Jar Sales Manager '66 MONZA pow1r ''''''"9· radio, h111t·
FOOT Power stapler cheap. white. 1 beige, 1 black. Good cond. $1595. 675-4186. 6'2-94.~ewport Beag:0.1764 11111 BEACH BLVD. 18211 Beach Blvd . er. WWD ~t6.
Jtedicrete S pllon electric 642--0818 3/3 NEW 20 X 56 '64-CHEVY PICK-UP Authorized Ferrari Dealer Hunt. Beech 147~51 Hun tington Beach Sport CoUPe with automatic, '66 MERCURY $1}89
mixer, 2-3 llte. 4 tt:flourtt-SHADED sUver P•r•ian, 2 BR, :1 ~~.den, carpeting xin·t Cond. 842-2432 SmtN.ofOOut HYO',on Bdli KI 9-3331 One owner, locally owned. Monfcl•ir 2 Dr. H.T. ~-1, cent hang lights. Paint ~"-· -ut 22' raised porch Goddess gold exterior, plush 1 shaker mixer, 1 gal size, spayed Jemale. Adu l ts . ;:;::rt' & patio awnings'. FIAT '69 Toyote Coroll• WE PAY CASH creamlnlerlor.$799fullprice ""'10· 1'"111" actorv .;, ""5176 or "" ""' 3/3 --~ J•-ps 95!0 ----------M .,_,. · co11ditio"lng, pow1r 1l••r· Wood weld generator: 894 W. ,,....... '1'1o->WtV Many extras, $11.600. On the ~~=-'--------"-' ust .x:u!! Movlrig Ea.st!! or small down. Call J.P. ;~9• powir lir•k1,, raJio,
18th, CM Sec before 1:30 '58 RENAULT, far parts or beach at DRIFTWOOD ,46 DODGEPwrWgn,wineh, '63Fiat600D.Strong850eng. Excellent condition. FOR YOUR CAR 494-9773 or [;4.).0634. heit•r. RPG 102 .
PM any day. haul away, 968-4639 3/5 BEAOI CLUB, H.B. Gtten-hubs, utility bus. Great for U:nrered sutpens1on, Ex· $13SO. 839-3826 l :Oi:O:=;;:;=:;:==;ll •65 CHEVR'L'T $1176 * AUCTION * 10 FOOT. Jacaranda tree. Jeal Mobile Home Sales, 7lf-. camper $750. '56 Jeep Wgn., tru, fast, e eo n ° m 1 c al '69 Tcyota Corolla Sprinter. DODGE lmp1111 2 Dr. H•rdfop. v.1,
YOU DIG. 61'3-2254 3/3 536-1513. jomlcra inc. V8, hubs, wide w h Is·· 1-"~"-,::l<=:W""A;,M'=-=== Deluxe. AM/FM rad Io · CONNELL .autom1lic *'•"1miulon, n )'OU will sell or bUY, PETS end LIVESTOCK ...:.;....;.--'-'=270.~60~---646-4643 '69 FIAT 124 COUPE 17,000 miles. $1300. 897-86<M CHEVROLET. '70 DODGE Super B. PIS-pow•r 1le1rln9, pow•r give Windy a try 646-5237 after 6 PM P/B. Save $1000. Take over lirtlt11, r1dlo, h1•ler, vl11yl
Auctions Friday 1:30 p.m. $1000 DOWN WILL BUY SHARP '46 Jeep, 283 enr.. :;=========I '"'°:.iW.>r;.-;;;;;;:--;;;;;;;;-; 2828 Harbor Blvd. ...,.....,ent.. uo .. " ..... "Olen"· roof. SBlt tit
W d • A • B Dog1 1125 THIS TO P l\tTS OF rollbar. 1100xl5 tires $1S50. "' 1966 TOYOTA, auto, radio & .-~~--· ~
in y s uct1on 1rn $124.~ PER l\10. 3 BR. 2 546-3913; alt 6 pm 646-4234. JAGUAR heater $995 or best otter.1 _ _:C<>c:•;cta:...:.Mc:"'=.,::""'.c_:l200;:,:._ '69 FALCON $l99l
2015% Newport. CM 1)46.8686 TERRIFIC EASTER GIFT: BA, SPA. RENT •l!l'I PER Fine. avaJI. 548-2698 IMPORTS WANTED fORD 2 Door. 6 cvl., •uto. tr111i.,
Ml pood' ham """ '43 MiJjto.-. Jeep. "0""' or of-I-===='-"'=-~-f t • "I' ' Behind Tony's Bldg, Mat'l n e pups, c · MO. ADULT PET PK. ....J ._.,., lll63 JAGUAR 3.8 Sedsn. '69 TOYOTA 2 DOOR Orana:e Counties: ec ory •ir '0"a 1 10"1"9• pagne & black $50-$75. Cham· fer. Heavy duty chrom4! Black w/wlre \\'hl.8 & TOP S BUYER 1966 FAIRLANE GTA, 390 pow1r if1•rin9, ••dio, ll1•t· LATHE, Mill, Drill Press, . bkgrnd h 545-8241 American 842-3939 rima & Gate& tire11. 67~7192 XLNT CONO. 1r. XRJ 797 Welding Equip, Air C.om-pion , ave puppy L I II b'I l .. , .£1. Plrellis Eng. in xJnt coTKI. 54~2847 a.ft g P?>f BILL MAXEY TOYotA en1 .• t.uto trans, 11/a, xlnt ;,6.;9-'.C;FO~R;;;Do---.$,.2,.4.,..,66 pressor. Small Tools &: shots. Call 968-5127 alt 3 pm. • us s• your mo 1 e Must ~ell this wk. $1250. "'========;I 18881 Bfach Blvd. cond. $1200. 968-7956 altei ~ WEIMARANER Pu AKC home. Campers 9520 493-4223 days. Eves 493-3611 H. Stach. Ph. 847.8555 pm F1lrt•11• soo 2· Or. Hard· Misc .• 2062 Placentia, C.M. ps, ' Absolutely no cost to you TRIUMPH . .;,,~~=~.,...~--·II t11p. v.e , autom1tici ..,.,.,. 642-2601 .Jield &: show, whelped S & K MOBILE CHEVY Van Camper 108. '65 3.8S Sedan. Beige / blk'I----------'67 GALAXJE 500. Air cond. mi1,io", f•clorv ,;, condl-
ZENirn stereorecord player 1-7-70. 6 male, 6 female. HOME BROKERS Auto trans, air, r/h, self !t"thr, pwr/alr. ehnn wire: l96S Triumph TR-t Witt Auto Le•alng 9110 R & H. Good Cond. J\lu.st tioni"g, pow•r 1t11•rin9, ra-
& AM-FM combination $50. i -'~"=3~)_3~18--0~!lJ~-~~-cont. Xln't cood. 67~58 \\"his, new ridlals, 644-4265 whls, ne·w Int. Runs good. Sell. 49~66 dio, lia•I••· YCU 197
RCA TV, black & white $30. White Miniature Poodles, l2l6:1 Beach Blvd., G.G. $550/best otter. ( :113) FORD AUTHORlZEDI c,..=~,-ord..,..;r=a"°1co-,~V~_.-,,-.,-,0-n·ll '67 FORD $1488
Blonde king size headboard 6 wks, n' papers. $25. • 636-0'3ZJ. •o -c:":.:";.;•c..;;B:.;u"g"'g'°';,;.;':...;_..:9.;;5:;;;25 MERCEDES BENZ 431-1654 ~AfING SYSTEM Wagon. I owner, Rill, Auto M111t•n9, 2 Dr. H•rdtop, 6
.$35. Hereford saddle, 1175, .~.,,,*=C~al~I ='-'1~-,;.394""'1-*__ NEW 24 X 60 " =========;I Amenca • Jarrest leulng trans. $450 644-0410 cyllndar, 111tom•tie tren1-
BI _, ff bl S"" .= '69 MEYERS Mame 2 + 2 with O S 1yt tem for finance or net 111i11io11, pow1r 1t••ri119, r•· ouue co ee ta e ""· BASENJI "Barkleas" pup•, 2 BR 2 BA d ti V LK WAGEN '62 F rd ~-• 4 d "-al , , en, carpe ng top & side curtains. Newly leulna ol all type can and 0 U<U. r. a...-«io, h1•t1r, vi"vl roof.
613-0053 A.KC, 7 week!, shots. thtu .out, patio & carport rebll, big bore vw eng, Lots b'\lcks. clean, lull pwr & A/C. Ask· UOP 399
MOVING. Rettig. w I ! c e * 968-1532 * av.'fi!nas 28' raised porch. ot chrome, Gates tires. '63 VW Convt. Very Clean. e Imniediate delivery from lng $500. 548-4661 aft 4 PM ;,6;:6;...;B'°'u""1•c~K~--$~2•1 2=1
CUbe maker Zern.th TV AKC S'l p d I Man x'-•' ln GREEN Tr ~ f I f 'lake Offc,, Call -•-d "· , , 1ver oo es. Ye ... _... -an,..er Orct!!I: sae or " over""""'cats an true .... ·64 FORD Galaxie, V·8, pis, Ril·i•r•, V-1, f11ct11rv •It
Mangle, Westi.nghse dryer, 2 Beautiful Pups, healthy. LEAF PARK in C.M., only, $1995, or trade for late 61~2847 e Ct>mpetitlve rate& xlnt cond., lo m]g. $700. to11Jitioni~9. ppw•r ••••r·
rugs w/pads, 2 beds - l hi· Arter 4 PM, 847-2179. $15,500. jomlcra lnc. model Pickup. 833--0344 alter '70 VW CONVERTIBLE e New car dealership servlce (213) 592--1032 i"9· redio, ll1tler, wh li1-
lo, 1 single. 968-J6.18 IRISH •·t•· AK c e 642-1350 e S. ONLY 700 MI.· $2l50 e Full ."tndeln" vaJua tor·l,,'=ii;=======ll will ttr11. ROK 60l. C~ARP-=E=T~t.ay.r--hax-c_upt_L_ Kill...; Kt',.~·~ . .;~:. -~v_:Ac=A-'NT="'·..:Mc,O:.,,v=E"m-1 -"======= 519-25'6 ,.... '"""t ca' -i MUSTANG '67 FDi~ S1488
Nylon, Kodel, Shq le 9$8.1390 8x40 MOBILE HOME lmpgrted C8rl 9600 '68 VW Bui. Xlrt't cond. t e All popular make1 avail··1----M111t1119 C011v1,tibl1. V.1,
Hi-lows. Will sell a.t coat for BEAUT. Female Pek'""'eM WITH l0x36 CABANA 1960 220S 4 , DOOR. Sell or O\l'fif!r, 2J,OOO ml'a. Mutt able ,65 MUSTANG 111tom1tie t1•"1mi•lion, labor. 523-1188 '"6 2 BEDROOM AUSTIN AMERICA tra4e for s~arp v w. ll .... ~.. ror Cornptete Details Call fa,+ory •• , condili on in9, puppy. Good with children. A '64;;2-5;77~6i;or~54~s-5;;:24~0==::;. I ,'-'-·I~·-=-· _546-400 _ _;,1___ Malcom ~Id Yellow w/black top, Conv. powtr •••aring, r•dio, CARPET Installer hu one 3060 Killybrooke"Lane, C.1.f. SA.~A ANA ARE ";;; CLEAN '65 VW. Xln't n&.n• Manuhl 3 speed. V-8. Runs h••t1r. UKF O?t
roll, avocado 1:1)'1on carpet, $2595. SPACE RENT $40 AUSTIN AMERICA n1ng cond. 40,000 -"•· 1936. LouTth"!-~an0,•01er VERY well. Will trade tor 166 FAIRU.N• $1422
Do bl · te-ba-~ Will BOXER-pups, AKC 545-8:241 American 8'42--3939 MG c = -V B 1 h ~ • u e JU l,;ft.o;<..I. refl,stered, lawn colored, Sales, Service, Partl. all 642--5141 ROBINS FORD an or u:: P WI cas · "'' sod 2 door 11.rdtop. V-11,
sell all er put $3/yud, show qU&\lty. 536-24-tg 8x40 Pan American, like new Immediate Delivery MG .c,::t::VW,.:,::..S::unrooC.:..-1-, -Good--co-od-.1 wlll take $899 or best offer. •uto. '''"'" f1ctory •ir
540-1245 eond, low rent park, S & K All M9dtl• Sales, Servic..?, Parta all around. RadltJ, u.ffi:t 2060 Harbor Blvd, 673-4493 anytime. condltlo"lng, pow1r 1!1e1•
LOCAL Eggs Whole.ale {rOm G~TT=~2es~~:ple'i Mobile Home Brokl!rs,·1236:1 Immediate lilJlivery, whls. $49S. Call 644--0064. l•Coota-;~M•t1&'j'.;~fif"'64:2.00~!!IO!l--~:!!~~~~--ll i"g.1 r1dio, heel••· SIV Ranch to ·11ea<&uranta A al Coll 67>--" Beach Blvd., G.G. 63&-0921 All Modela PLYMOUTH ~•0r.''-''=ot.'=o--=.-... Convalescent Homes fem e, ,..,.,... VlKING Scandia, 2.0x60'. 2 '6'f VW, white w/blk lnter. ,_,,,, LEASE "" , '68 DATSUN $1397
PM Clean. Xlnt Mnd-$1300 or ,. "" 8T FURY u 4 dr ~3158 aft 6 Horses NH br. 2 ba. A'A•nlngs. Xlnt bit ofr. 6'5-l084 alt 1. ,61 Cadillac El Dorado: fUU , , , air. p/s, St•tio11 .Wagon. Auto.
CARPET left from Comm'l. Adult Pk. 548-4142 att 6. 1 k /red 1 ,;,. r/h, 46,000 mt a. 1 owner. h•111 .. ••dio, h••'•r, lc.w,
BEAUTinJL Shetland 3100W CoutH NB • MUST SELLI '63 VW pwr,alr. bac w ea ..... Xln't cond. sl1!15:642-4736. low 111i11•. WQT 451. contracts. $1.98, $2.88, shag Id G '68 NEW Moon 24x44'. 2 br, ,.A.,g•""-; "'1·• ... ;.11• •• * "'S l'" aJt r S PM * 1.r Int $139. per mo. 069 FO"D $'S"' $3.99 sq yd. Drakts Factory Ge tng. reat w/chlldnn~ 1% ba. Comp! setup -adlt _. """' ,,..,.. '" .,.. · ,_, e '&T T-Blrd Landau, full pwr., '85 BARRACUDA, r /h, new ~ ~ ~
CaJllet Outlet '42-Sll4 exceptional .. ddle. (All tor pk., Crpt, drps, porch. Authorited MG Dealer SUPERBATOUS 68 Volka: alr, stereo tape . $79 pe.r mo. tires, xlnt cond. $U)O or ;oun~ry Squlra 't•9o11, v.
Carpot l ... .,.r bu Hi Lo $135). Call (U4) 842-1358 838-8703. aioo W. Col.ti Hwy . N.B. $1620. Auto . tran.s. Take '69 Cougar XRT, p~T, air, best otter. Aft S, 53&-2239 · •11 0· ttin i., •ctory air ~-BMW 612-9400 J40.li64 ti -" g ciol!ditio11i119, pow1r •f••r· nyloM $1.99 yd. Sbagi 2 Ma.res tor Ja.le, l for LOVELY 38' l br turn trlr. . me to Cau teve 642-5493 vinyl top.-$105 per mo. i"9· pow1r ldi1ci l br1kat,
from $3.50 up + my labor, $175 & l lor Sl50. Call All set up, to rent, edit!, no l--::-::-=-::::::=-_;-:-:-:--1' _ _:A~u~tbor~""'"':'..:'~1~G_:De~"1~ero:_ '68 VW Sq Back, lite bl1.1t, SO. COAST LEASING PONTIAC r•dlo, h1.t11, whlt1w1fl
90c per yard. 847-1519 962--6435 peta:. $2'695 cash. 642--2341 BMW'S #1 :69 MGBGT Yellow, bllc int. ltadlo & heater $1BOO. After 300 W. Cat Hwy., NB 645-2182tl---".;....;..:.,;..:;_;:_ __ ll t111t, 10 pin. ZLA. 620,
QUAUTY king bed _ qUil~ HALF Arab mare,.3 :yrs old. 53 Sl'RATOLINER 30 fl. sgso AM/FM. wood steer whl, 6 pm 548-3014 '6'1 Pontiac LeMans Con\1, '66 FORD • $991
mattress. Complete unuled Good for 1bow. $ 4 25. Cuh. 333 w. Bay St., Space DEALER IN chrm wire •Whet!ls $3000. •59 v.w. runt but needJ UsedC -::•c.ra:.,. __ _;9900:;.:;.:i PIS, P/8, 11.11-10., fact "tape 61l1rl1 500. v.1, 1uto.
$1.20, worth $260. 84.2-6M6 613-1488 3, Coat& Mesa 673-9382 · enrJne "WOrk $250 or make ~... ,;1;;1550:::.;·,;54,::9-;.,25::::25;,aJ::;.:,t .:;"'-~~II tr'"''' l•ctory air condr.
evts. T RANSPORTATION CALIFORNIA AND '57 MGA Roadster, new cUer, 536-1963 IUICK 1968 Pontiac Catalina, 2--dr tleni"9· powir •1•••1ng, 11·
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BA L.BOA BA..,. club Mini Blkea 9215 ORANGE COUNTY'S pusn nteror, pant, top. '59 vw Bua •••trans E-r. · .... • -8
m.m•·-hip lloOO plua 8o1t1 & Yachts too0 ·w ire wheeb, 26 mpg $495. ' g.,J ' ... '69 RIVIERA, Vinyl roof A: braket. ;l!OO 847.-39:1!1 '61 FORD $13 8 tra,nst:;'" fees. Bo:t P-919 QO.KART, good ruMing con-LARGEST $3&--17~ -~ 1:S~ois Ovmdud tirts. FIA. PIS, P/B, P/lealg. •63 PONTIAC cP. It/I-I, .h-Mu1t1119, 'l Dr. Hardtp-. v.
2'1' (LEE) Clll'tom built cabin dltion. $50 er best offer. . 1910'• lmmed. Dellvery l 'ooo""'°'•"'•G"°A::-;1:;;600;;;--;IS'-15,,-"'Good=il-=:'...:::::::'.::::~----Pert. cond. Prlv. PU'-. Ol'ig coDd, $700. Call . t . 4·tp111d, r.tdlo, lla•'t•r,• Daily Pilot cruller Gla11 bottom -.ii •1.113 . . MUST SELL owner 11,000 act. mt. ·~u.n. * ~'·-· * vinvl roof. No. 21J7, · ' "''"""' 2S New&. Used In Shx:k condltlt>n. &U-9647 aft 3:30 ai:: uw C'v-11 t _.. .,.,.,...... ..,._.<N
MliER L 8 w" encl0$ed be1.d, !lJ n • t t e • -3 Whffl Mln;...Bikf'-wltn-stde~ T&M MD~ORs---'-~----'--'""""""-1 ia:::'.!.J-·•~"~ ~:~· .. ~~ .· .. r.,.2+-''~'11._~ =·p:-~.,~co~~. ·VB,
Mower; suo.-Good Co~ . sleeps •• Chry$1tt Inboard. car 'I m .,., V'IO'""W.l 1966 Bui k El tr Con t J_;io'f ... • •• ,. .,-..... '' -uu·NTON· dttion. CaU -Lota of new pa_lnt. STOO. In· ' SG-3586 8081 Garden Grove Bl , <?·G· '59 MGA. 2500 mJ on reblt c ec a v ' au10, console, p/s, r&:h, tur-
592-2360. /:'1ilre al 119 34th St., NB. 534-2234 Open SUnday 89:1-5SS1 eng, Good tltts & lnt. $700. ·~d~ &: ~~::·n:. ~~:; =~· ·1:J>~n':f · ,'fr~: 6s~s~~~ top, xJnt cond.
PORTACRIB I: mattress i10. after 5 pm. M_o_!!!cycles t300 GCZ...1802 6 pm 548-3074 Over $400 utlder bk. 6'75-100) ,;;:;;:=:;;:=====II
P\lsh lawnmower $5. BIOS Acctpted. RePoSseastd --·&a l\fCB red, good cond., '61VWVan.Xlntcond .ttbll. -FORD-
Trleycle $:1.50. 963--4974. 36' House bolt. Bank (If suzuKi '68 X-6 Scrambler wire Whla, 'r&h. $1050 or enr.. new paJnt, clutch. -CADILLAC T·BIRD .
Tm.ES: 4 Goodyear Polygla!I America. Mr. ~forian or 250 CC. Like new! 9,000 iii.I. beat otter. 548-5479 alter 6 Clllall. 6'f&.1631 --=:=:.::::::;::__,l:::::-::-:---::::-::::7'7-:-
G'lS-l<I. never wed, .$125. Mr. Goodwin 6'13-2500 H8imet, rack. turn Alana!.. 1967 MG B-GT ,63 VW BUG~. Xlnt cond. • FOR Sale: '~T T-Blrd. 2nd ~ 847-8176. CE·NTU·R ~ 1'lber1la1 Sit50. 839-6369. * 847-5369 * tmldt/o'tlt. Mech. perfect. COUPE D EVILLE ow~cr. V~ryU cltan. OrJg.
BEAUTIFUL ' panel Orlen-Retorter, 1¥/tralltr, 250hp '69 AMERICAN Eagle 25t>oc. 49'-6{68 1989. Mlllt StU lmmtd , •• , wt to_PS· a . eVC!ll 8$.507S
tal $Crten. Appralaed at tnbrd. Canopy top 1r. c:c>vcrt. Geronimo $ 750. Niee MORRIS R.elocatlnf to Europe:. Pwr, 61 T-B1rd. 4-dr Landau Fae.
$l050. Call (l ) enc > 63T-0206 6Th-0016 'machine, 846--3714. ---~~-----19'9 VW CAMPE R fully equlJ>, a Ir, leather. air. Ex •. cond. Prlv. Pty.
HAND Palllttd oil portrait of M'°"'U"st::---:,."c"rt"a"'ce,.-"'32"''-,l"°tve-I MUST Still 065 Bultaoo' 646-5005 '61 4 dr. ?.10rtls l\l1h0r. $300. ~-*.;,..,,Xl;;;;;nc,;'t;,.. ,;6,;15-c.:5808:;.:,;,_*~·I Xlat concl. $$2:00.-CalJ <n4l S~ or best oUer. ~!t421J
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546-7076 -you er your cbOctttn from a 11.bOll..rd. eharp. \OUtr cvtr (Sherba> Runs ltood! $225 8A¥SIDE MOTORS can -'66 VW. TOP COND. 54t-3S86. TilE QUICKER YOU CALL.
phot,oetaph. 616-3629 p.ooo. Days (213) 432-8531 * 8Q.-08ltl * !JOO W. Coast Hwy., N.8. ' * 815--241)8 * _*_l1200;_;;_'_54&.33_;;c91;;___*_, ·--------,TH ;.:;.:;E...:Q::U.::lCKER=='Y;.:0;.:U_;S::E;:fJ::,,,''..-------"I
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of rrianagement, professional and other hi9h-salary-earn in9 types who read a newspa-
per every· day. They make more money, travel more, buy more , set the standards for
others to follow. If y~u want to play ''Follow "The leader," advertise in some other
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EDITION
~CH 3, 1970
ALASKAN HUSKIES like these will be featured at Alaslta Trade i Travel
Exposition. Thi teams of Mr. and Mra. Fred Clark of Norco, first place win· nera in two recent racing events held at Big Bear, will appear Saturday,
March U, at the Plaza. ..
MC.II of All ·Keeps
Visitors Entertained
Busiest
·Plaza
COSTA MESA, Calif. -
Despite South Coast Plaza's
record '60 million year ln 1989
and the sa1el tu revenue
from ill ellstlnc ltoret which
the year befo~ made lt possi·
bit for the construction of a
DIW drie cealW9 Nlet a1oDt
haven't made this center live-
ly.
Consider a fa.l.rly ordinary
day at South Coast Plaza: an
antique auto show ii in prot-
ress throughout the mall, a
woman from the a.,1atrar of
Voten ma a table aear tbe
20-borse carousel that whln
the children around on a th,....
minute ride and near tbt
"waterfall" wtticb drops '8
feet from the ctU!ft~, tbe Girl
Scout.a are tellinl ev~
bow tf.: their eoOt* really (q ... • •• I)
Ma-. ..
COSTA MESA
. 1·xposlflon ;Wiii Iring 'Everything'.
From 49th Stafe .,.,.._tQ Orange Coast
t Wettern Alrllnes fUcht to
UHi 4ttb~tate -9 a Cl\llM on Pr-. L1M orullet. There
wW bl 1 number ol lldpboard
(Ool.._.. ti P ... I)
'Week'
Dee la red
icftlDULI CW IVIN'n -DAILY AT TB PLAIA (wtda ..... , ..... ...,) -
11:45 a.m. to 11:19 "m. Alttka IUow, fll&urlnc Mila Northern IAlhtl.
Dlomtdt lndlaD Dlnclrl Ind other performa fo bi
announcld. Miit• of e•......a., Larry Bick, Bird
of Alub. 2:• p.m. to I:• p.m. LlrrY Beck'• AlMka Sbotr. Cb1lUt Indian Dineen; o.ter aod HIJta ltvtek, Nomt £aklJhl perform-
.. and otbln.
•:• p.m. to 1:11 p.m. Bard of AJaata, Llft'J Itek• .S lltlmo Dllformo
n. t.ura Blrl&.i_!O"d champion blWtt ...... 7:30p.m.to1:11 p.m. Hahm Tlallt -~Ill Danctn IDcl perfounen.
bamldt r.llmo daacln. Larry Beet, ....
ADDED ATTRACTlON: 8tartlnl Tllllday, March lf, tbt Sitka RUlllaD Arebanatll ri1 peifwm HCh dat at 11 :• a.m: IDd at 7:30 p.m.
Tllurtd411. Morell JJ
10:10 a.m. -p,.,,. con/,,mct, CarouHl Ce"rt o/ th1 plaza, and o/JkW OPft'
ing b~ Alaflto Governor, 1'fith MiUtr.
12 n001\ -Civk IMnchfo" at N1wporter,ln1l
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Fun
rtips,
Offered
How about a two-week tour
of A I a s k a with ac-
commodations in the state's
finest hotels? Then, there's
fir~ class airline tickets for
two via Western Airlines from
L.A. to Anchorage to Honolulu.
The stop In Hawali Is a bonus.
There's also a Princess Line
Cruise tor two to Alaska and
return aboad the Printess
Jtalla, with first c l a s s
stateroom accommodations,
meals a n d entertainment.
Wait, there's more . . . a
Matson l,,_y huury cnilse
of South Co~ Plaza's 88
stores. Depoett in the ",Alaska/
The Action State" Lox located
In the Carousel Court. You
don't have to be pretent to
win. Drawings wUJ be held
periodically during the 10-day
event. No purchase I 1
necessary.
Long Night
Gets Chilly
for two on the S.S. Marlpasa 1n Alaska, everyday wear ls
or S.S. Monterey. Ports of comfortable and lnfonnaJ.
caJt Include: Vancouver, Vic-summer or winter, you can ·
troia, Juneau, Glacier Bay, dress as you would If you were
Skagway, Sit.ka and San Fran-visiting the Pacific Northwest
clsco, with return accommo-of New England. It's a good
elations to Los Angeles. Idea to bring a raincoat and a
Rouridlng out tl'M!. top prue sweater for cool evenings
are ejght shipboard toon for after the midnight sun goes two on liners of the Alaska down.
Marine Hlghway System. Comfortable walkina shoes
Al1 you have to do Is fill out are a must-In 586,000 equare
the coupon on page 2. Cou~ miles there's a lot of crounct
are also available in any one-" you'll want to cover.
MiOltllullll
Maskr of ceremonie! for _
the special shows at South
Coast Plaza will be "~ Bard
of Alaska,., Larry Beck.
Beck, who 1VIS recenUy
named by the Governor of
Alaska as the state's official
"Ambassador of Good Will,'•
ls an acknowledged expert on
poet Robert Service.
During the past year Beck'.!
own Alaskaland show has
visUed hamlets, village!, and
most of J.be large cities
througbout Alaska. As was the
THE "BARD OF ALASKA.'' Larry Beck, and Mlss Northern Lights, Carol
Betcher, fiank Bob Kinsey, vice president ot Western Airline• during program
of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce held recently. As emcee for the
Alaska Trade & Travel Exposition that will run at South Coast Plaza, March
12-21, Larey Beet will introduce some ot the unique talents and traditions that
make the total atmosphere and heart of the t9th state.
·case in -perfonnances in those
cities, Beck will recreate the
days ol moose meat and
bean!, the great KloQdike Gold
Rush of 'ta and all the Jyrte
tales of the iourcfough miner
and frontlennan. id t> 1 t
performances at South Coast
Plaza.
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Authentic Tribal
Dances Slated
tastt. South Coa~t Plaza, •an
enclosed. arld a comfortable-12
degnes all year 1round.,.
issues no •1ra.io cbeckl, '' since
inclement weather d o e s D ' t
· necemtate cancellation • t
events.
From March U to ll, the
Chllkat Indian Danctn will appear In several of the lhow1
ICbeduJed in tbe Carousel
Court ol South Cout Plaza.
With all their profusion and
diani ii In the ldJolnJnl towns paceantry, mall actitivites at
of Halnee and Port Cbllkoot. the plaza surpass the medieval fain.
Totem Village in P o r t 'nlere are antique shows, art
ChYJroot, wbett the dancers elhlblts, daDCff and. charity
perfou1i. features • replica of balls. auto and boat shows an ~ tribal houle, alant that add to the noise and ex-
totemt. · tra""'• cabbt and citement. drying and tannin& racb for Now to top it all off, the vast
pelts. expanses of South C o a at
In-The Diomede E s kl m o Plua'• mall areas wlll bt
dancers, u well ._ the King literally turned into a "walk·
Wearing prfctJea, authentic
Tlingit I n d I a n cemnonJaJ
dress, the group' will perf onn
many of tbe tradlUonal dances
for which they are noted.
Home for the Chllbt
R-AA.. W •--? Islanden. will ,_ be featured Ing ~· of America's 4ltb umer be awva in dally sbois at thl plaza. In state. nie Alaska Trade and Be5. you enter A.Wka, the &hows the Klng l&land Travel Expositloo, due to open you• anything but a n Eskimo dancerl will present, March 11 and to last for 10
OOTA . But once you get they will depict tradltlonaJ days, is 1he largest evtnt of
there o u automaUcally roqtines telll111 stortea of the this kind ever staged at •
beeome a Walrus, a member wol!, walrus, witch doctor, aboJ)ping center In O!'a~e
of the OOTAW, the Order of raven seal hunt, chasing a County, the fastest growh:il
the Alaska Walrus. rabbit and C)ther Eskimo Jore. eounty in the United States.
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. A.LASIEA TRIP :
Fii 111 ond d.,osft I• box at th C•onel C.rt, $otltlt Cooet ,._,
GratMI ltrlae1 lnclucfe: Two fll'St class tickets vla W....,.. A.lrlhMI from LA.. to An-
chorage, with a bonus atop In Hawaii. One stateroom for two persona, all tlnt clau meals and entertainment via Prhtc ... Line CrulMI for two weelu with departure from
San Francisco to Aluka. Two-week trip tn conjunction with Alatka AlrtlMe and w•
(MMll4ah4, w1th accommodations in the 1tat.e'1 finest hotela; all major Aluka citie1
vtslted. Also a 13-day M•"'-" luxqry cnilile for ~o aboard the S.S. Ma.xipou or S.S. Monterey, with visits to Victoria, Vancouver, SkaewaY, Sitka, San Franclsco and
return to L.A. Eignt other Seattle-Skagway round trips on Jlners of the Alaaka Maline Hlghway Sy~tem.
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TOTEM POLE CARVING by the Haines Cbilkat Indians, OTganized by Carl
Heinmiller (patch over eye), will be one of the outs landing feat'Ures of the
ExpositJon at South Coast Plaza which starts March 12 for JO days.
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Hats off to South Coa!t
Plau and the Orange County
Chamber of C o m m e r c e .
They're doing something about
a long known, but little acted--
upon fact.
From March U..%1 these two
groups will sponsor the largest
Alaska Trade and Travel Ex-
position ever to hit the "lower
41.0 They'll stage this gigantic
event in South Coast Plau in
Costa Mesa, empbaslz.ing the
fact that Orange County Pla~a to be 'Bus Stop' ~::ise~~~~ ~:0~c!:~h:
west coast. •. From the look! or things, date bas been ovmvhebnlng. The ahow, to be opened by
school buses will be making In 8 letter to all school prin· the Governor of Alaska Keith
South Coast Plaza a regular clpals and administrators, ex-Miller, will feature travel position officials requested f' I do Al L--stop when tor 10 days begin-that field trips be arranged. 1lm.s, severa r.en as_,,
nl.ng March • 12 the Alaska rt was pointed oot that the arts and crafts booths, en.
Trade & Travel Eiposition Alaska Trade Ii Travel Ex-tertalnment by g en u I n e
t n.:. N rth Costa Eskimos, poetry rea<Uno by opens a ~ o position was conceived to pro-the state's Bard ol the ~ortb.· Meja shopping comple1.' 4\'ide a pJeasurableulea1i:ai:Jrn1UJillg115-1u...,.=-...,.,__..._~nwt""'"nwt-"""_.~'il
Nearly 700 schools, covering ptrience for cblldreo of all r r tri' f t to the
the whole or Orange County, ages as well as to bring Into ~.00:, ia: ofrthew:,rth,
have been invited to take Orange County an event Hats oH! And may uu. fll'st
"the walking tour of Ala.ska" through which the entire area exposition be merely the
somettme during the March wauld be made aware of forerunner of more to come.
12-21 event. Their response to Ala.sb. Ann Terrill
Travel Magazine Editor
• The Register
_Expo • •••
(C.1dMecl fnm Paie 1)
toun for ,two to the north
aboard the sleek iblps of the
State of Alaska's Marine
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m,hway System (FiU out tn-.. "-try coupon on pqe 2). •
SYMBOL OF ALASKA Is the totem pole. Made of
ceda,r, the poles have no religious siRDificance.
Tbef are erected in front of dwellings 6y Indians
encl adopted as symbols ol families or tribes. Each ~em represents an animal or natural object con-
eidered by primitive ~~:s to be related by blood to a given family or . Authentic totem pole ~arving demonstration will be part of Alaska Trade
& Travel Exposition. And a 14-foot totem pole will
1>e part. of special decorations at. South Coast Plaza
durinR the big show.
Featured during the March ,
12-21 South Coast Plaza event FUL1.-8 LOODED ESKIMOS Mr. and Mrs. Chester Seveck from Alaskan town
wW be dally 1bow1, of Kotzebue, will perform daily in the Carousel Court of the Plaza.
demonstrations and dolem ol
apeclaJ eetbita starting at E k E • ~ea:~d=:e:,= s imos to nterta1n Kine Ialand Eskimos and the
Cbllbt Indians · · · Totem Eatmos will almost be llrat time in 1195. He tasted Ahoacbl1k, "Hello," a wklo"
Pole carvlna · · ·blanket tou-commcmplace in the mall at white man'• food for tbe fin& with nine groWn cbildrtn. ~ Inc • · · twfrl1ng the deuble-South Coast Plaza w '1 e n time when be wu t years old. Sevect'1 have 20 cbUdmi ban'eled Eaklmo yo-yo-• • • Aluhna open their Trade le He started .htrdinl reindeer at behreft them and a total ot
and mor1. . Travel Exposition on March the ap ol 11 and hw 41 years 157 grandchildren and 2*
Larry Beet. an acknowJedg-1z. Two ot the most popular be lived on the Arctic tundra ere~. .
eel expert on the work of fam-will be Mr. and Mrs. Cheater u a oomadk: reindeer herder, Tbe Seveeb are qul~ actlve
eel poet ~ Servf,ce. and Sevec?, tull..blooded Eskimos living in tents, IO(J bowlel and ln the Koa:ebue Eskimo De~
known bimaelf as the Bard of from the town of Kotuhue, a lhow block iatoos. Be anCl -his Club. Al might be expected•
the North, .. will emcee the v"'8ge ao mUes north of the first wife bad 11 cbildten, all many of the 1400 Eakimol who
shows ernanat.lr!g from the Arctie Circle and 200 miles born ln a tent "'th Chester ae-live Jn Kot!ebue, the second
plua '1 Carousel Court during from the cout of Siberia. tina as mtd-wUe on each oc-laqeit Eskimo village In
the tntlre 10 days of the u-AsatU "Ches~'' Seveck caslon. Alallka, a r e chlldren, grand·
position. wu born In the Arctic in 1889 After Cheater's first wife --cbildrtn, and great sranddllt.
More than two dozen mall and aw a white man. for the puaed away, he married . clren of the Sevecks. elhlbits will tell the ex·
cltement of the farthest-north atate. Staffed by vWt1ng
Alaskans, elhlbiton will also
sell park.as, natural fur c!oats,
ivory, and other native ban-'.-.
dicralt souvenirs. The booths
will bt arranged
geographically to provide the
visitor "a walklng tour" of the
state .
Among the highlights will be
a U-foot-long wortm1 model
of an Alaskan sdne risblng
boat from the Clty of Ket-
cblkan. Rfgular demomtra-
Uons wiD allow viewers 1n on
some oC the secreta ol Alaskan
ftshina skill. ·
Some of the othe Alukan
communities to be represented
with· booths wDl inc l ude
Anchorage, Mat-Su, Valdei,
Kenai, Kodiak, Sltkl, Juneau,
Fatrbanb and Nome.
Vlsltora to the Alam Trade
-Travel EIJ)OllUon will see
lbowa ·by the King hi.and
Esklmoe which have proven to
be among the real 0 flnds" of
Alasbn tourtsm.
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Await Winrlers
Of Alaska Trips
The beauty ol a cascadlq g\lcler or 0 aecret.. fisblnC vm.ge revealed by a turn ln
the lmlde Pusaae tbrouP
which the 1uxurlom PrlDcesa
Cruises flqshlp, P r la C e I I
Italia, or MabOD Line'• SS
Marlpou aalla. • • .
The booua of a nbn from
Anchorage by 01 of BoDoluha
-visltlq 1*b the 4lth and
IOth at•• Gil the amt
twnorOUS air VO)'llt.
1'bele are oal1 a couple ol
the reUOIW wby the ~
of free trlpl olftrtd 'rilltan to
the Alaska Tradt ' TraV'el ~lion at South Coast
Plaza are amoa, the most U·
citing "llveaways" the North
Costa Mesa abopplna center
has ever featured. Mat.son Lines, newest ado
&Uoo totbellneupolaponson
of Exposition prizel, often
wlnntrs aummet~~ .allbll
which include a look at 6lue
Icebergs, a chance to see some
of the smoothest water 1n the
world as their shJ&1 plies the
aurface of Glader Bay
o~ tbe Prtncesa 1tana.
thla llllDIMf will complet9 Mr
ltCODd buaJ ltUCID U a
"rep.Jar .. Clll u.. cnalle ....
from California alaGI tbl
nortbern C. to Alub, wltb
ltopa ID the Paclflc Nortbwellt.
Stlll other Exposition •
.. will ~ ahlpboard toura
provided bf the State ti
Aluka'a Marini B t J b w 1 J
System. '1'beee winMr1 will
cnalal aboard the aleek:'ahlpe
ol the stat•'• 01'D tour aervtct.
~ Alrllnes. In CQDo j unction wtt• We in.
CcmoHdated, wW provide tripe lnclucttnc accommodaUons ln
the state 'a ftnest hotels. Stops
will lncUde . Juneau, FaJJ..
blnb, Kotzebue and Anchor· •· Western Airllne.s will otter
wtnoers a free 0 sample11 of ltl
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MATSON LIME,-$ SS MARIPOSA PL an NORTHWIST PACll'IC WATIRS Other wlnnen will aall with
Princess Crulses, w b o a e
= route from Lo 1
to Anclaorage to
Hooolulu and return. The
same trip can be made com.
merc1&1Jy without any ad-
ditional charae to round trip
customen for the fllaht from
Anchorage to Honolulu and
back to Los Anplea. Shlpa Like Thfft Provldt P•l..ial Hoftlt Afloat for Chtntt Who Vltlt I.;~ el Midnight kn
PRINCESS ITAls~A ARRIVIS IN JUNIAU HARIOR S..'9 ,....., .. Prlncet1 Crv 1..._ Ouelft ef IMW. Pe11 ...
l l ST Of' WESTIRN'S WORLD AWAITS WINNIRS
Thty Could Put ThtmMtvta In TI'lls P1eture, To.st~ Victory