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To Nude Da.,cing -Gi~&
Nixon Votes
In Special
El~ction
The <;hoice between a John Birch Socie·
ty member and a re lative ly unknown
Democrat faced Presidenl NixoR as it
did many moderale Republicans in
today'll 35th District Congressional race.
The President and daughter, Tricia ,
~·voled by absentee ballot Monday af·
ternoon.
They signed affidavits that they ex-
pected to _ be ou\ of the voting area,
according to Coolly Clerk William St
John, who took the ballots personally
lo San Clemente to gel in under the
5 p.n1. h1onday absentee dead line.
St John snid he was asked for the
ebsentee ballots by Dwight Chapin,
Presidential aide. Newsmen had been
asking Press Secrt:tary Ron Zieg ler in
recent days whether the Pre&id.ent would
vote .
Ziegler told newsmen Monday evening
at Laguna 's Surf and Sand Hotel tha t
th e Preslde11t had voted by absentee
ballot .. collected before coming ouL
here."
Ziegler was asked if California 1aw
permitted and able-bod ied person to vote
absen tee when he is ia the district.
Sn1i1ing, the Press Secretary said, "In
lhis case it does ... " He said the
President had anticipated being out of
lhe district today.
SI John said today the President in
sigfling the affidavit had acted in an -
ticipation of what he thought his schedule •
would be. lie said the seclio111 of law
covering this is •·Jibera lly construed "
and said the President was protecting
his voting rights;
!E ast Jtleets West
' ' ' . President Nixon confers with Corneliu Manescu,
fote ign mi nister of Co1nmunist Romania. They met
tv10nday at Western \Vhjte ll9use in San Clemente.
The President later reported that they talked about
proposals fo r mutual East-West troop withdrawals
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in Europe. The t wo men also discussP.d relatioqs
with th e Soviet Union and Communist China, it~ms
they had taken up when Nixon visited BllCbare-st-
last August. • • I' •
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The special election to fill the unex-
pired term of the late Rep. James Utt
pits s"£ate Sen. John G. Schmitz, the __.. •
avowed Bircher, aga inst Democrat David
Hart.man, a college teacher from Santa
Cambodia Called Succes,s ,,
N~xon .Says Action Ai.ded Peace Prospects Ana. Schmitz ls expected to sweep over
Hartman in the predominantely Repub!i-
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-CAN. Y OU STILL
USE CALENDAR?
Spr ing housec~aning came a little late
al the DAILY PILOT, this ~ar. But
it prodUced 1 bonanza for everyone who
still can u.e a wall calendar wit h big
nµmbers and apaces to write daily
messages.
The su pply or these usefu l 1970 ea\e111·
dars is limited. But they are available
on a flrst.CO'me, first-served basis free
or charge lo anyone whO wants to call
ror them In person at any DA ILY PIL.01'
office. Gel yours today. We don't want
to firn1 any ii:t the cupboard at the
end or tbe yea r.
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President Nixon, in a 7,000.word white
paper issued from the Y.'estern \Vhile
House in San Clemente, today declared
U.S.-operations in Cambodia were ma,jor
. success that enhanced prospects for
p(!ace.
He also announced the complete
wiihdrawaJ of American ~ from .
Cambodia which was virtually an a~-: ·
ccmp\ished fact ~1onday.
non.commu nist Southeast Asian nations.
But he put his main stress on a
call for a negotiated settl ement.
"There is nothing to be gained In
waiting,'' the President said. "There is
no military solution.
"Sooner or later peace must come.
Jt can come now thrrugh~ a ~egotia ted
settlement that ii fair to both sides
and humiliates neither. Qr it can come
months or years from now with both
sides having paid the further price of
· protracted struggle.
The President in envisioning better
hope for peace in South east Asia, also
_told J!a.ooL that "the time-has cmne
to negotiate."
~1r. Nixon said 11anol should seize
th e mome11l for an honorable peace
or face a struggle that could go on
lGr months or years.
"We would hope that Hanoi would
' potider seriously its choke, conside ring
' b9ih the promise of an honorable peace
and cost of continued war."
The President made no conce!Sions
and, in fact, emphasized thnt this country
woold itl'crease tts mllltary assistance
tn terms of money and equipment lo
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Nixon said he expected most of the
48,000 South Vietnam troops in Cambodia
would withdraw shortly. But he said
they would go Into lhe border areas
•a:aln -without .American advisers -
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If the Communiitt.s attempt to reestablish
the sanctuaries there.
Summing up the Cambodian picture.
Nixon said that all 32,000 American
ground forces, ipCiudlng advisers, are
oot and would not go back. He 'said
. the only U.S. mµitAry -activity in Ca~
bodia now will be bombina: raids aeatnst
troop concentratiohs and supply a1'Q.
Here Ls the complete text of ,President
Nixan's white paper on Cambodia :
-The text of President Nixon 's -fiU.1
reoott on the Cambodian operation:
Together with the Soutb Vietnameu,-
the Armed Forces of the Ufllted States
haVe just completed successfully the
desttucliQn of ~nemy base areas along
the Cambodian-South V)etnam frontier.
All American lroops have withdrawn
from Caml>odia on the schedule an-
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TUESOA Y AFTERNOON, JUNE 30, 1970
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Youth, 16, Held
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As DeatJi Suspect
By JOHN VALTERZA
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A chubby, 16-year-old Garden Grovt
youth was arrested by Santa Ana po~
Monday night as a second IUlpec:t in
the brutal slaylngs of an attractive
schoolteacher and a service station
manager.
Arthur C. Hulse, of tltll Dolan SI.,
was admitted to Orange County Juvenile
Hall to await criminal action in t)}t
butcher ·murder of the woman and the
blqdgeonlng. of tbe man. ' ~
The klllers of Mrs. Fk>rence "Brown, -
31 of El Toro, and Jerry W. Carlin,
21: slain on duty in Si,nta Ana, have
been sought s~e early June_.
Police have posted a '2 ,000 reward
for information leading to conviction or
the killer of Carlin, while a suspected
madman was hunted In the dismenr
berment of Mrs. Brown.
And police today nid they were seek-
ing still another suspect in the crimes
so far implicating Hulse and Stephe~
C. Hurd,•. a· drifter ,from Norco. ,.
Nude Dancers
Win Court's
Approval-~f
Superior Court Judge Robert L.
Corfman tod1y i111ued • prtilminary In-
junction barring the arrest· of ~ude
dancers at Colla Meaa'1 Firehoule bar.
It will, the DAILY. Pll.af Iearne<!•
simllarly protect unclolhed enlettainer •
at four other county taverna, Jlrov}ded
tl\ey 1dhere to the replaUona outlined In
the jurist'• lon1-awalted rullftf.
In preparation today Is a. four-pap
order which· will warn those It protecta
ttiat nudity onstage will ' be permitted
Provided It does not become lewd con·
duct.
Only one dancer . will be permtted
on sta&e at any one lime, the o r d e r
.specifies, and the must -lie aultably
draped when sh& )eaves the mtaa:e.
Judp Corfman'• enter will protect entertainers 1t the FireboUle, I Tl E •
17th st., Costa M;esa. lhe. a.gar Sh• ck 1,
Loi Alamitos, the Tuacui.Room. TUstin,
and Chee Chee'• and Sarons Gala, both
in Santa Ana, until ac:Uona flled by
the Olstrlc\ Allorney'I offl<e qolM\ the
five lavem• C'Oml up for trial.
Diatrict Attorney'a .,.-men today
refersed to commeni on J. Corfman'•
rulinc until h~ order It mode public.
, Bui il is known thll dlllppolnted tn-
seculon had coofklenlly upec\ld Jlldp
Corfman'a deni1I of Ute prellmlMf'l IA-
juncllon sought by GMde111 1ttorney Ber·
rlen Moore.
Investigators said the capture 1J el·
peeled 'sOon.
Hurd Was arreited late lask week by
sheriff's deputies in' Norco after a foot
chase from his car to a nearby barn.
He is expected to be arraigned tn
Santa Ana Municipal Court Wednesday
in both murden.
Another alleged drifter picked u'P ' late
last Thursday ~ght has been released
and tenned "not a suspect" by detectives
in either murder. J
· TiIDOthy Davkl Moolli. U, ol no lmown
address, has · beCn freed in ' tbl: io-
vest,igation. · •
As police In Santa-ba m:l aheriff'1
invest.taaiors grill about' a do~ .JOUrcea
in the cases, their web ot JlhysicaJ evkSeDo
ce Is me.slling in the two bNlal kilUDp.
Searches Mopday . yielded bOth the
hatchet used to btudgeon the station
manager, Jerry Wayne Carlin; ,21, and
the military knife used to1 butcher 'Mrs.
B_rown .
A search· .team working the 1 s10jM!8
along' the. Qirden Grove Freeway n~ar
Olassell Street found the seven·IDch .
Kabar dagger allegedly used in tbl
vlctous dismembei1nent of the victim. ..
It was found in a bush· where I
had been Uuywn from a pasalna: car.
That di.scavery WBI JD.Ide late Sundl1"'
njghl.
On-Monday nl&hl -.er -ch party
diacovered the bloodstained holdlet iionit
a, dildl ~ .. the< Santa ~ Free...,>·
btlWf'Oll <:ulvor Drive and Jel("lr · 110111('
in the Tuslin area.
Detectives said that the death of Mr1.
Brown apparfllil)'· occurred-after ~
woman •scar stalled in the Sand Cln)rom
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W••t•er
Till the clouii~-foll by, aboUt 11
a.m., it'll be cloudsvllle on the Or·
ange Coast. Then· look for bright
aunshine and temperatW"U In Ute •
central sevenUa. -
INSIDE TODAY
New :1W"tice Harr11 Blockrn1'm
quite ob tnoualv will plar a ktv
role in nt.d Jedi's cUcilWna of
the Supreme Cqurt; he1ll break
the 4-4 deadlock. Page I:
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TEXT OF NI XON SPEECH • • • • Dana ;Point Drug ...,need It Ille llllli cl Ille -•tion.
'll>e llllld -min the North Viet,
-lllld Viel CGai box ltels oJooc Ille Cam~ v1e1zwn ... bordtt'
-Will MVe Aln«icanJ and allied lives
lntbe hltlft;
-WW ....,.. tMt the withdrawal o(
A-ic.. trGopo f1om South Vielnlm
can ~ on ICbtdule ;
-Will. enable ~ program o( Viet·
naml&ation to Continue on its current
ttimetat*; ..
-Id -nee .the prospect .for • !1111 peoet.
At this time. it ls imPOrtant to review
·tht,. bock....,.i for the decision, the
rf9llte of the operaUon. · their larger
m' .., .. ..,, ol cooflict in lndocbino
-and to look down the road to the
fll\U!'<.
ft' ts VIT 4L lo undersWM! at the
outlet 1ba& Hanoi left the United States
,po NlllOnlble option· but to move
inlllilrll1 qllllll Ibo Cambodian hose
.,...., 'lbe purpose and 1ignificance of .... -lllonl •goioli the Cambodian ~-can ,only .be "understood
ag8Mt tbl blCkdrop ol. wh!at we are ,
........ to 11C<001plilh lo Vietnam -
lllld the -lhll the c.mmuni.t bull' In · Cam\IOCIUI pos,ed to apr objectlves.
Nqr can thlt milit1TY action of the
]alt two months be divorced from its
ca\ise -the threat--posed ·by the constant-
eX)WISk>n of North Vietnamese ag-
g~ lhrooghc/ul IDdochina. >. -(JI l\iMrlllnl. America's purp:111e in Vieb'llm and
Indochina remains wblt it bu been
-1 puce in which the peoples of
the r'lfao con devote themselves to
clewlopment of their .... • aoclelia, •
I"""' In which Ill Ille poopjOI of
Soutbult Alia can dttermine their own
polltlcll future w-outllcle In-
terference .
1 When thls adminislratioo took office,
the authorized strength of American
troopl in South Vielllam was 549 ,500 -
the bi&b water mark of American
mllitlr7 pr ...... lo -Aail. The
Unbd SUia had been negotiltlni at
Paris for 10 moaths but nothing had
been qned upon other dwl the shape
of &be bar'llininc table. ·No com· JA-" olllod peoee pnipoaal ellllt<d,
There WU DO _.. .. pion to -, Amlricl'• involvement In the war -
in tbe lblence al 1 negotiated settltmtnt.
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an '°'ltb l llrcts ati '°""""' lr .. IY and 11\rty kt ttll Mlorti ol lhl COijt!ll"f. our prlnclpel teal
M l -n fo tllfbk IM _._ of $out~ Vle!Mm to ci.t1rrn1,. !Mir tutwe Ir. ol eurlla 1n11mr.nct.
To INllaoff our 'rt ltlffl, to Improve tM cnmete !or ft9Mll•t , ""' ~ "'! wom te our <OfTl1"11Plffl'1 South ,v """· nl• 1111 ,.,..,.. to r9Ma ~•llW. Wt ..,. cut t~k:1I
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• c!en and huvily conservative district.
j 1lle President posed for campaign plc-
ffares with Schmiti earlier thi& month
• the Whit. House in Washinglon, as tie did with other Jl<publicln con· f'Uliooal caRdidates.
•Mr. Nixon has ia the pasl condemned i>< John Birch Society. Its leader Robert
Welch Ol'lCf: Kid he considered &he late
f!resident Dwight D. -Eisenhowe r a
"'dedicated, COflSClous agent of the com-
ijiunist conspiracy." Mr. Nixon was vice
1Jite1ide1t under Eisenhower.
~Ziegler was asked by a griMing
~Wiman Monday, "Shall we asswne
~ voted for a Republican?"
Zlegler responded, "I did not ask him
• . . l would not, the ballot bot is a
jrivate place."
l However the President voted, It seem-
ed in the cardl that hil neighbor& would
pre Schmitz a big: edj:e today. Mr.
Nixon i1 in the Concordia School precinct. Voter• there i1 the June 2 primary
aave Schmitz 2f5 votes or the 425 cast.
Hls four Republican opponents only rolled
up 131 vole& jointly and the two
Democrats split anot.hu 30 votes, receiv-
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A POLICY Hol TIANSiTIOft Tlll1 1r1"'W ot .,1.n.r1 rnllOMlil<IJl'I lor 1e11·-Cllhi"ff lrom Ame•lu11 torcu lo A.11111 1orce1 relltcll our aPOl'Olth lo fo•el8n p0llc1. lnt•ff•ln•1Y
IN Ul\llN-.St1IH _ l!llll IOQfi;, 19 I.... counlr\11
of lilt 1111lon io anume 1111 orlm•rv rf!p0n1lbllllY~ tor 111y1r own 1ecurl1y -whllc Amerlc1 "'°"" t•adua IT lrom 1 l11Cilt111 to ' •-111111 role. · T1 bl wcc-lul 11111 1111ncl '"\~Ir 1111' •t•lk!llll M 1 c.1relul IMllntt -wM Mr n !II Vltt"'m or .....,....,, In A.Ill. Whlll 11'11 1'111 1tr1.,qt~ of tNt 1!!1es. •nd 1111 Df-11'111 1w• "! 1..,.lr r111ont1 -r•tlon t llOWI for 1 reO..et;on tn Amwlc.111 PfKlflc.I -thty could no! •urvlv1 1 ..-.n ·and Pl'llCh•!lOUI ""*kH wllhdraw•I trom ou• r""°"'lltllltlt>I. Tllll -.Id leld lo 1 collllol>f or 11._111 lo! rr. tr.niltion Hrlod b1tw0111 1ht old w• of pr1ntloel U.S. ln~tinetil
19 """ new tfl of 111•1nerll\I• and -p!\11!1 on lot•I I NI r1ti-l <OOPl!rl:loll.
00.M• TOO .MUCM tor •" allied -11 un .... ~.r DOlltl(.ll INhlf'ltv, -1t a Hlllf of !KY, Wiii •lmlnllll 11111 • natJon•1 !11e1nll\tl
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Raid ·Nets Nine
OAILY PILOT Plltlt •r ll kll•r' l( .. ~IH"
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' A second ra1d ln two 4ayl, al the
same -reslde:nce in Dana ~int by
fl"ltc:M.ics ap:!Jla from Sen C~lflJlte ud
the Orange County lhertff'•"flllice has
ne1te:1 anQlher alleaed qMtY oC
dangerous dfugs and nine arrt!LS,
autlr>rilia claimed today. san Clement-e detectives u.Wi thtJ con-
ducted an invntiption . at the IMNte
at 24:6111 Cordoba in Dana P o i n t last
Friday night and seized a q11antitf of
v.·hat they allege in organic ~seal!~.
Four young men and five junven1'ts
were amonc,thoee arrested in the raid~
Ari:_estees included Michael Alan Jone ,
18; Dennis. Robert Gallagher, II; Gary
Lee Sanada, ti, and Michael Philip
Mul vey, 11. AU aave the Cordoba ad·
· dress. .
Offi9f!.rs afk1 that f~ female juvenila
From P .. e l
MU'RD~n-:-: •
area and the murderer or murd erers
stopped, oetensibly to help her.
The w<iman then wu taken to a nearby
orange g:ove near the old city of Irvine
where she was repeatedly stabbed and
mutilated.
TRUCK ER (HOLDING STEERING WHEEL I WAITS TO BE FREED
Cuttl"t Torches Were Dut Because of Spilled Fuel
From there, inveatig:ators said, the
remains and some oi Mrs. Brown's ef-
fects were taken to a rocky canyon
near El Gariso -Villaa:e along: Ortega
Highway and buried beneath a t~in cover
of dirt and brush. Two weeks later
a hiker foun d the body.
Mrs. Brown's car, which had possibly
run out ol gas, was later· dliven north
to Santa Cruz, then dumped and bumed
along a lonely dirt road leading: to Los
Gatos. Truck Flips on Freeway
Ramp; Driver Uninjured
Investigators rtc0vered the chan ed
station wagon Sunday night.
The scene of the murder and the
ab8tldoned car were reportedly desc ribed
to sheriff 's investigators during a
weekend interrogatio n of Hurd after his
arrest.
'Cbe probe, both by sheriff's men and
Santa Ana detectives includes some
circles of youths known lo use drugs,
said Sm1ta Ana Police Detective Lt.
Harrel Davis.
• ~Cypress truck driver escaped serious
1nJury Monday night when the vehicle
he was driving overturned on the transi-
tion ramp from the northbound Newport
Frttway to the Santa Ana Freeway
the California Hig:hwa.y Patrol reported.'
Officers said it took 90 minutes to
free Edward DeBoer of 9502 Walker
free from part of the ca~ wreckage,
Because 'of spilled ditsel 'tuf:l i'J\mfn
firemen who were called to the scene
;
were unable to use cutting torches to
release the man from the wr-eckag:e.
Power Sf!WS were used to cut his legs
free from the part of the cab wreckage .
He was treated and released at Tusti n
Community Hospital.
Officers said DeBoer was evidentl y
traveling too fast as he attempted to
nea:otiate the sharply curving .transition
?'Old. 1'ie truck ,wu loaded wit& si.flar
beet pulp.
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But initial reports of a cult-style series
of Slayings have been di5COUnted.
Lt. Davis said ~ grou p either involved
with or knowing about the sl ayings were
typical of the many social groups using
stimulant and depressant pills and who
hay.J!, "all ~IJ kicked out of their homu
bf their parents arid llvina: in a 'pretty
Jooae environment"
Billy~s Last Trip
"I always believe a cult to f M
&0methina: bound t o a: et h e r by
umirell&ious philosophy. There certainly
isn't any of that in this case," he said.
. The drug-oriented group implicated ln
the killings is a •loosely-knit group of
friends, mostly itinerant, with no
permanent address.
' Dy ing Boy to See Disneyland The-lnveslla:atlon, however, has still
yielded a blank for detective• in San
Clemente, who &till are without a solid
suspect in the stabbing murder of Mrs.
Connie Lynn Johnson, 20, who was found
murdertd last June 17 in a small
beachside apartment which she shared
with her Marine husband.
From Wirt Service•
DES MOINES, Iowa -Somewhere
along the main highway, a second-hand
st~tion wagon rolled today, carrying a
dying boy on a one-way trip to the
Atag:ic Kincdom of Disneyland.
Billy ~ng:, 7, won't be goi ng that
way again.
Doomed to blindness within six weeks
alld death from a brain tumor in the
near futu re, hi s wish to see Disneyland
and comedian Red Skelton is being
granted by more than an enchanted
fairy .
llis moUier and stepfather, P.tr. and
Mrs. James Exline, earned two weeks
ago that a tumor growing since birth
and too far ad vanced lo remove would
soon take his visioo, then his life:
A newspaper story about the brave
little boy led hundreds of Iowans to
contribute $2,500 for his trip and the
account spre'ad across th e country via
\Vire services. •
"I'm okay," they quoted Billy. "I'm
goina: to Heaven IOO!l."
California Governor Ronald Reagan
read the touching tale and has arranged
Countian Slain;
Brotl1er Arres ted
A 27-year-<ild F'ullerton man is being
held on murder charges in the shooting
dea th of his brother whicil (ollowed an
argument Sunday night, pol ice reported.
Held In Fullerton City Jail is Terrance
D. Pyle of 2tS4 Orangethorpe Ave., Apt.
7. His btother David Pyle, 23 or 412
Elizabeth \Vay, l''ullerlon. died 'p.1onday
night 'In Marti n Luther Hospital, Ana·
helm.
for free Disneyland pa56es for the EIJine
famtfy, which includes five children.
Governor Reagan a{ld Skelton will meet
them there next Monday, fulfilling:
aoother of Billy's dreams, which seemed
to be out of reach of his stepfather's $96·
a-week job in a fertilizer pl ant.
"At first it didn't seem real •1 said
Exline after rece iving the · une~pecled
telephone call from a R e a g a n aide· in
Sacramento Monday.
"We thoua:ht it was some sick joker.
But then after awhile~ J knew It was
real, especially after they call ed back
a second time."
The family had sold some furniture to
gather $85 for a down payment on lhe
station wagon that will take Billy on
what is -tragically -the tttp of
a li fetime.
San Clemente Detective Sgt. Robert
Mason said that definite links are slill
badly lacking.
"From our determination, it seems
that our murder case here is noticeably
different from those other two," he iald
today. "The killinas of Mrs. Brown and
Carlin involved victims who generally
were out in the open. Mrs. Johnson
was killed in her apartment where she
was found."
The eight-weeks-pregnant housewife
was killed by heavy blow to the face
with a bar stool and repeated stabbllna:s
in the chest, neck and abdomen.
WHITE SALE!
It's a little la te in the. year for a \VHITE sale, but
this one is quite unique.
\Ve bou ght a few thous'and yards of assorted
custo1n carpets fro m Americ a's leading custom mill.
1'1any of the various carpets included
package are beautiful shades of \VHJT E !
in this
If you would like WHITE carpel (or any carpet)
for an ywhere in yo ur home, look at th ese values:
and one boy also we re arrested In the
ra id. · .
On the night before, 11 person1. in-
cluding one. juven ile, ,were arre,lted at
the 11me resldefl;Ce. Officers claim t)ley
:selted In that raid $20,000 worth of
LSD, marijuana and i n j e ct ion
paraphernalia.
Officer& said the juveniles In the Fri-
day night rai.d would be charged early
thi1 week after petitions are made to
Juvenile Court.
Mulvey would be charged with sale
ol dangerous drugs.
Sanada allea;edly posses.sed about a
lid of mariju1na . He face.s charg:e1 ot
posseulon.
The amount of asserted · ora:anlc
meacaline, a hullutinoaenlc drug, which
qents assertedly bought wu about
three-qU1rter1 of a pound.
Y outh,-18,--Held-
By Mesa Police
On Bilking Rap
Skeptical police today were problna
a short order cook's campaign lo collect
~money from tenants of a Colla Mesa
rttiwnenl skyscraper .to sponsor a din-
ner for ex-drug users.
PatriCk Boda n, 18, who gave his ad-
dress aS the Messiah's Ma nsioo, 2051
Newport Boulevard, was arrested Mon·
day and booked for investigation of
~rglary.
Officer Mark Bernal was sent to Bethel
Towers, 1516 W. 19th St., after a 70-year·
old woman who said she pla nned to
attend the alleged dopers' dinner -
as a sponsor -'contacted him.
She said· she gave Boehm $1.50 toward
the meal Sunday bu,t was never t o I d
the date and time and deeded to call
the law when Bodan came to the
skyscraper again .
Patrolman Bernal said other reside nts
of Bethel Towers were simila r}' contacted
and given a variety of Jiter:iture listed
as coming froJll the Messia h's Mansion.
The elderly woman also said· she was
told by Hodan told that if she ever needed
assistince in· anything she c o h I d
telephone: f>48-HELP, and it would be
forthcoming.·,
Police said the}' onl y g:ot a no-looger-l n-
servlce recor4iJig, after booking Bodan,
who reportedly told them he didn't care
to msCuss the case.
2 Officers Hurt
At Italian Day
NEW YORK (UPI) -To the strains
of ''Fo~ He's a J olly · Good Fellow,"
an estimated 100,000 Italo-American1
cheered a reputed Mafia chief Monday
before heeding police pleas to a:o home
and "ha ve a glass of wine and a plate
of spa ghetti."
The crow d turned out at Columbus
Circle for New York City's fi rst llalian-
Ameri can "Unity Day" -, a protest
against alleged police, FBI and new1
media harassment of llalo·Americans.
As the demonstration was breakinr,
up, two policemen were stabbed in the
back with an ice pick. One, Charles
McCauley, 41, was in serious condition
while Patrol man Robert Phillips, 28, was
listed in satisfactory condition.
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, f\·Jany are 'vool and 1nost of them co1npletely
Install for $7.95 per square ya rd over a quality
padding.
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LUXE~tBOU RG (APl -Brilain's new
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fl.tarket with a warning that no British
government could think of joining unle•s
there Is a fair aettltm<:n~ of financial
burdens .
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VOL. 63, NO. 155, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1970 'TEN CENT$
• IXOll_-a
President Nixon, in a 7.000-word while
paper issued from the Western While
House i~ San Clemente, toda y declared
U.S. operations In Cambod ia were tTiajor
succelis lhal enhanced prospects for
peace.
He also annou.1ced the complete
withdrawal of American troops tram
·-·~···Cambodia-which-was.-.vJrtually an ·ac-
con\plished fact M_onday. ·
hope for peace in Southeast Asia , also
told Hanoi that "the time has come to negotiate."
Mr.: Nixon said 1-tano\ lhould selie
the moment for· an honorable Peace
or face a struggle that could go on
for months or years.~
s eace
But he put his main stre11 on a "We would hope that Hanoi WQll1d
call for a negotiated settlement. pcstder seriously its choict, const~
"There is nothing , to be gained ln both the promise ol an honorable ~
. waitlnl," the President said. "There. ii_ and cost ol continued war." .
no military solution. · ~ Ni:IOl'I sakl he e'xpected mOst of the
"Sooner or later peace pnnt come. 41,800 South Vietnam troops in Cambodia
It can come now through· a negotiated would withdraw shortly, But' he said
settlement that is fair to both sides they would 10 into the border areas
and humiliates neither. Or it can come a1ain -without American advisers -
'montM-·o,.-yeaft-from-now-,nth-both if the Communilts attempt-to reestablish
sides having paid ~ further price of the sanctuariet there.
ance
Nizon l4ld that all ll,000 ~
,...00 forces, includillfl fldvbm, ore
GUI and would not IO bock. He l4ld
the 0nty U.S. military odivfty In Cam-
bodia oow will be bombfnc raids qalnsl
troop conCentratiooS and supply areas.
Here is the complete text ol President
Nixon's white paper on C.:mbodia :
the 'CambodJan.South Vietnam frontier.
All American troops have wi~awn
from Cambodia on the 1ebedule an-
riounced. at the start ~f the operoi~n ..
The allied sweeps into the North Viet·
namese . and Viet Cong ba5e areas alone • iii Cambodian-South Vietnamese border:
-Will ·save American and allied lives
in the future;
The President in envisioning better
'rhe President made no concessions
• and, in fact, emphasized that this country
-would~ increrui1e its military-assistance
in terms of money_ and equipment to
uon-contrnunist Southeast Asian natli.ina:-p rotracted sthlgjle. ------Summing up the CiunbOOiin Picture,
Tosether with the .South 'Vtetnamtse,
the-Armed Forces-·of the United States
have just completed suetellfull)' the
dea!rilCUonort;mny;ur._-atoni -lllaiSUfetllit-tlie witbdraw11-o1-
Amertcan troops from South Vietnam
I
Youth, 16, • Ill Held Slayings
can proceed on schedule ;
-Will enable our program Of. Viet·
namlzaUon to continue on Its current
timetable;
-Shou Id enhance the prospect for a
just peace.
3rd Suspect
,
In ·Teacher's
'Death Sought
By JOHN VALTEJll!A
01 .... 0.111 r1i.1 s11ff
A chubby, 16-year-old Garden Grove
youth was arrested by Santa Ana police
Monday night as a see<ind suSpect in
the brutal slayings ol an attractive
&choolteacher and a service station
manager.
Arthur C. Hulse, of 114til Dolan SL,
was admitted to Orange County Juvenile
Hall to await criminal action in the
butcher murder of the woman and t~
bludgeoning GI U.. man.
Tbe killers' of Mrs. Florence Brown,
31, -of El Toro, and J erry W. Carlin,
~sl:;.:'si~ ~~11s;~~:. Ana, have
Police have posted a $2,000 reward
for informal.ion leading to conviction of
the killer of Carlin, while a suspected
madman was hunted in the disme1n-
berment of Mrs. Brown.
And police today said th ey were seek-
ing still anotm r 'Suspect in the crimes
so far. implicating Hulse and Stephen
c. Hurd, 20, a drifter from Norco. .
lnvesligators said the capture 1s ex·
pected soon.
Hurd was arrested late lask week by
sheriff's steputies in Norco afte r a foot
chase from his car to a nearby barn.
He is expected to be arraigned In
Santa Ana ~1un\cipal Court Wednesday
jn both murders.
Another alleged drifter picked up late
Jast Thursday night has been rele~sed
and termed "not a suspect" by detectives
iil ~f1her murder.
Timothy David ~1ontag, 11, ?f no kno~vn
address, has been freed 1n the in·
vesligatil)n. . 1, As police in Santa Ana and sherlf s
investigators grill about a do~en so~rces
ln the cases, their web of physical ~v1den·
ce is meshing in the two brutal kllhng.s.
Searches ~t:onday yielded both ~he
hatchet used to bludgeon the station
managf:!r , Jf:!rry Wayne Carlin, 21, and
the military knife used to butcher ~1rs.
Brown . A sea rch team working the slopes
along the Garden Grove Freeway ~ear
Glassell Street found the sev~n-1nch
J<abar dagger allegedly used 1~ the
vicious dismembennenl of the victim ..
It was found In a bus~ where 1t
had been thrown from a passing car.
That discovery was made late Sunday
ii ht ~·Monday night another search party
di9COvered the bloodstained hatchet along
(See MURDER, Page I)
HELD IN SLAYING
Murder Suoptcl Hurd
East ltleets West
President Nixon confers with Corneliu ~1anescu.
foreign mi nister of communist Roma nia. They met
111onday at \Ye stern \Vhite House in San Clemente.
The Presi dent· later reported that they talked about
proposals for mutual Ea'st-West troop Withdrawals f )
DAILY P,ILOT l,talf ......
in Europe. 'l'he two men al so di§cuss ed rela\ions
with the Soviet Union and Communist China, items
they had taken up 'when Nixon visited Bucharest
last August.
President Votes
In Congressional
Election 'roday
Nixon Plans Major Talk
On Policy in Indochina
The choice between a John Birch Socie·
ty member and a relatively unknown By RICHARD P. NALL -Release to newsmen for Thursday 01 .... 0.111 ..... , Stiff Democra~ faced President Nixon as It · use of the earlier backgrouQ<I briefing American foreign policy, particularly did many moderate Republicans In in san Clemente of news media .e1-
tod • 3Sth p· tri t Co · f in Southeast Asia, will be much in tlle ay s ts c ngress1ona race. e~utJves who me( with the PT~side.nt and
The President and · d•U1bter, Tricia, news Utls week. listened. al length to Dr. Henry A. Kiss.
voted by absentee . ballot Monday af. 'Mle President is putting it there along in1er, advtSet w national security ..
ternoon. · with new emphasis on political or 1Presh)ent Nilon had •earlier been
They signed affidavits that they ex· negotiated settlement of the Indochina scheduled to hold his live televlskln in-
pected. to be out of the voting area, war. Hlghligtw.s include : terv1ew in San Clemente but lt was
according to County Clerk William St -Scheduled li ve television Interview J1lQved to a JAi An&eles sl\KUO to·. cut
John, who lo9k the ballots personally ell the President for one hour Wednesday d9Wn the cha nce of technical difficulties,
to San Clemente to (et Jn under the beglr11ing at 7 P.m. (PDT) 00 all aspects .Dur111g the President's April ~speech
5 p.m. Monday absent~ deadline. ()f foreian policy, particularly Southeast on Vietnam from San Clemente, Of\t
Laguna's
Housing
Quiz Hit
Al lhiJ ~-· , it is imoortant to review
the back und for the decision, the
• resuJts o the operation, their larger
meaning in tenns ol conflict in lndochina
-and to look down the road to the
future.
IT JS VITAL to understand at the
outset that Hanoi left the UnJted Statea
1)0 reasonable option but lo move
militarily against ~ Cambodian base
areas. The purpose and significance ol
our operaUona against the Cambodian
aanctuaries can only be understood
against the backdrop of what we are
see-king to aceompllsh ln Vietnam -
By BARBARA KREIBICll aod the threat that the Communllt -°' .... mi.If .. ..., ..., In Cambodia posed to oqr Objectlvea.
Laguna Beach artist Andy WLnc will Nor can that military action of the
join fellow Laguna Cany«1 hlidentJ In last two months be divorced from its
protesting the city's propoeed raidenUal cause -the threat Posed by the constant
housing Inspection at the city COla\Cll expansion of North Vietnamese ag4
meeting Wednesday nlght. _ gression throughout Indochina.
Residents of South Canyon Acres Drive A Record of Restraint.
and Woodland Drive will pre.eat a America's purpose in Vietnam and
petition asking the city to call off Indochina remains what it has been
team tnspecu..., ol 41 p._.ue. In -1 peace in which the peoples of
the ~ea by' ~ GI _, the regton can devote themselves to
Bulldi!>&, Fire and Holllll ~ deve1oF.ent ol tilelr own oocfetlel, a
.The · __ buildtntl·b~. t~; peace tn Wtildr ·an 111e uOooleo of
.......,_ autbortood & hooftll.anll , -l ~ .W.niiOO tlieir own
aalety ru~, the city IDllil'8im, With political future without outllde :in-
the opec:ilic Ca9yon ma aelocled 1er1ereoce i::-o1 1u high ,.... a( ""'ci.ftlal When ibu administration took ornc., oWoneots of the pnl(l'lm have chara-the authori7.ed strength of American
ed ·t ii "h nt" ...__,.._,;i to "drl troops in South Vietnam was 5~9,500 -1 arassme un.i_.._,, ve ~ the high water mark of American
certain presently unpopu~. mi~ty mllltary presence in Southeast Asia. The f°°PI from the communJty. 'IM .~ru United St.ates had been negoliatbtg at
n ~.uesUon is .heavily populated by hip-Paris ror 10 months but nothing had
pie types Uvmg in older, low~\ houl-been agreed upon other than the ahape
1"fjnder the inspection procram lelml of the. bar~ainlng table. No com-
wUI spot building code v~tionl, prehens1ve allied peace proposal existed.
especially with relaUon to •'litary and There ":1' no approved plan to reduce
electrical requirements, and noommeod ~rica s involvement . in the Wl;f' -
needed corrections Jn the absence of a negotiated se ttlement.
• II~· JANUAaY ol 1H•. 'lff llaYI tKtn ·=
Ir ~ survey ~Id eNblLsh pnerally r:_ ·~=..r ;ioc.,,:ve~,,r,:u.;... "'=. "'~ "'deficient" housing condiliom the city ~rd • rwmboir of co.vrtlt 11111 rMMltWbl•
I I I _... to rwomolt "l\U•lle ....,11-llCJN. fi.a. cou d 81!P y for federal Urban llftlewal IH'_.11 -•• ou111...o riv ,..,. ll mo11•'-...,.
f -'· lo~ hel de · ~ "'l U, 1Nf trod b'll' Pre.<.ldfnl ThJtu on U1iu;, p u.pgra It. Ju,., 1 , 1Ht. Th~ bolt\ .-iblk: Md prlv1i. In a letter to the city --tt ac m i-is our _1, Mv. "-" ,_, .. 111111 "....,"' • tmo~fltd ,..,...., limes lln«: companying the ...tttion ar11~ w 1.... Thflf -" ••• m1anec1 1o MC11r1 ,..,. -· • ~1 ""6• •-•I of Ill tor1lan mlllt~,.., lorcn t~m Sourll a resident of Victory Walt points out v1"~m •nd ·to n1~t111111 ~llk11'" 111 wt1lt11
h "th · 111 POll!kal lorcn can C01'11"lt ,,....., ind ,.ltll' t at e various ways of life of the 1n "'9 tutu•• of !hi countrr. our prlnc:ll>at _..
people within this area ar~ 1ymbollc ~1dft":.'.:.i! it.~t>~':: 1~~ O::l1J:'°1:.."11r~~=
of a treasured aspect of the t3Sential To Fndk•.. our IJOOd i1llh, to lmprw. the
cnm111 for -'1•110fis. -chlfl!llld ""l' '"'~ creative character ol Laguna Beach" to oirr C'OIT1m11notr1 In Sou9tl Yiell\o"rn. his 1161
d '"·t d" I of ..i.,_ h1iPlld to roduc• c1w11tles. w, 1111111 cut tactlclll an says 1.na isperaa w11: population 11r 0Dtr~11orts 111 Sou1h vi.tn..m bv niior• 111o1ri of the unique neighborhood would be 20 11erc•nt. , a "tragic loss to the city." WI INITIATID I tr-wlll'ldr1w11 ,,..., .... which 11 .. rino Ills (Ol,>fM of ·""XI IPl'lftl, wUI Wing maintains . furthe r that the city brlnq Am.r!~n lrwD 1trenq!h 16$,000 ""r. .,,_ th~ rwtl 111lhllrl1ecl whfll tlil1 1c1rnl11l1lr1t on look building department hu been "un· ''~·
r It t kin It "b'· I Th1M 1r1 NI 1119 1c1~1 1 'llCIYl•l\fMnf coope a ve n ma g po111 ~ or 1>Ul'1111r111 , m11111rv H>lvfl•n. I iu 1r1 ,,.. dlcl&"I:
res idents to make many Jrqprevements" ~~11,:,,~f;;r:."' 1ttk no • 1111 ""'' 11
despite their recent attempt to clean e111 HltlOI Ms ~ • lll)ll111r1~•
up and . beauUfy the neighborhood by f.:\ .. ';t~"g.,'\~'l.1:,,,."'-f' -"~Mi " ' ·
hauling away trash, planttrw g11,rder11 !T1 u.l~k.:' .:J.~ .~~=11.,vf.r:~ ~~ and I U d I I --ut -10<ov1r111row 1111 11Ktwd llOYll'lllT\lnl. pa n ng an repa r ~ '"'w;: ngs. T11e1e lll'o~ll ,,, not , :~ neoo1~11on1
Wing's letter further charges that "the rl:T...~''r • :~:;r" .':~ ·~11 1w ...:U":t :.2:: city up to now hrui1 not concerned itself 111e ,_,f,11ons mHnl11111'9llt. Acc•ot•iw;! ~ _, "th coildllklnl -Ill ..-11r1 'n 111v111<1 omm1111111 WI providing improved roads, street t1om'n•11o!> o1 !out11 v1tr:1arn.
light ult. . I Wltli .....i·1 lnlrtlllieftKI Oii Ille _.1111119 S or s 1c1ent street C eanJnc II 1r11nt, 11111 Mlmlnlstr111on wu otnod with n11111r.11.,
, well as other services, Including cleanln& 1~ ':-'"'ic:::'·,...,.. contlnlltd ,,,. INlx!mu"' tMllU,. the hillside of inflammable brush. 'J , $1il ·11 Aintric1111 1 .... o1...,,,..,, 111 v1t1111m. But w11 lncomi>RllblJ w1111 Ille Hixon cloc.trlne 'lbe owners, he says, "are recehtl.... ncn1•l1111 !'ftoonslb!Utlft « 111e Mi.on -1r1a1 ,~.... Ir.I II"'~ l,lf!8'C'''"b't la Ille Amt<ic-<11 PICll>lt, a small percentage of city 1e"1cet tn • w1 COULD MA.VI 11et11111111 tmmec1t111 wnhctr1w ..
r·'·"on to t"· taies ""'y pa• 00 ~-tr •• 111 oi.r ioru.. w. ••l~lld 11111 cour" 01 i;:a...., nr: !"-~ w-.= c1~n.1111on which -Id PIJo~t only -i.moor1rv
propertiet" and 'detcrlbel this lltuation ~T:o"''~~'-ll'M>.J~ :.··~ ~=-'i~ ."{"
as OOntinuing "diKrlmlnatlon." (See TEXT, Pa&• II
He malntainl that uiltlnc laws ..
(flee HOOllNG, l'ap'll
Oraage «::oa1t St John sa id he Was asked for the Asl • ' · • ol the port.able television unlll broad-
ebseqlee ballots by . Dwight Chapin, ~Release today of i the President"s casting tlle address caught fire, forcing Fu' st Saddlebac· k
Preside.nlial aide. Newamen hat! been ]4-page report to the AmJ!-rlcan people a quick switch to a backup unit. ~
asking Press Secretar:y Ron Ziegler in 00 accomplishments in and American The President is expected to fly to r
recent day s whether the President would wi lhitrawal from Cambodia and the U.S. Los ·Angeles Wednesday afternoon or £1 ~ ' t We•1her ~·~bly earlier for the Wednesday in· \.AJIDJDeQCe"'en . vote and Vietnamese positions. ,,~ 4A• · tervlew. The network newsmen are TUI the clouds roU by, about 11
Ziegler told newsmen Monday evening Howard K.' Smkh 0r1Atw-; Eric Sevareid SI OO T • · 'h a.m., it'll be cloudlville on the: Or4
at Laguna's Su,f and San<! Hotel that of CBS and Jolin Chancellor of NllC. . at 0mg t ange Coast. Then look for bright
the Presidehl had 'Oled by absentee CAN YOU STILL .p,.51 Secretary Rooald Zieifer &aid llWllhine and temperatum tn the ::;~. "colt~ ilefor~rnil)1_,..ou.,1 ____ -c--c=~=~..,..,=--~ondlix-....tni tl)l.1-lhe Pr<Jk\<oi~-"f0"1iiilha~ -e<ntrll Z~gler was asked if California law USE CALENDAR~ prefers the give and lake of live ,.sdualion e10rcl1e 'tontpt al' Sad-INSmE TODi\Y television -as OJlflOHd \o tapect TV dleblck College in tbe Camptlt Terrace.
permitted and able-bodied penon to vote Spring houlecleaning camt a little late -answering questions u they come. n.. ceremony ii tchedu*I to bt&ln
abaentee when he is in ,the district. at the DAILY PILOT, this year. But Ziealer said die Pr~ldent hid &i\l!fll at 1 p.m.
Smiling, the Press Secrelary aakl, "ln It prodUced a bonanaa for everyone who specific orclen that his staff ,wu not Diplomas will be awarded to 111 Cllt-
thls ·case it does: : ." He. sald the still can use a wall .talendar with big to talk bl advance with the three TV didatel ~ cont1e board ~t ·
President had anuc1pated bellll out of • numbers and spaces to write dai.,. newsmen involved. MM:hlel Collini. The prP:lpal address
the di!trict today. -mesnpa The Pres)dent met .Mortday mornlnl at the commencement wni bl rlvi>n ,
. St. John said . tod~y the President bl · The stiPply of these userut 1970 calen· with Secretary of St.ate Roser• before by· Sk1neJ W. Brollmlln, chanceUor Of !:a.:un~ .. ~he aH1dav1t had ac~ Jn an· dars ii limited. But they are; avail able Rogers' departure for a SEATO meetina the Callfnmla Community Colle<?n.
t1c1pat1on of what he thought h11 schedul~ on a first-come first·s~ved basis free In ~fanila, conferences In Saigon @rid A IUl'JM'IM for lhMe who attend Wiii
v.:culll be. He said lhe section of liw o( charge to a~yone who wanls to c!lll • th~n more meclings in Japan arid l<>n-be announcernfnt of the first Saddlel)nck
C'l\':?rin~ this is ·:liberally conttrued" for them in person at aoy OAJLY PILOT don. val edictorian. The top 10 percent of tho • a~d ta.id ll~e President wu protecting office. Get yours IOC<ly. \\'e rlon'I \Vl''ll r.~r. Niton also conferred with Roma4 praduallng class will also be recotnized
h;, voting rights, to find any in the cupboard at the n!an Fore!f n Min12lcr Corneliu Manesc u for their achlevemenll.
1'he special election to fUI the unex· end of lhe year. ,c1 r.-e~:ilbl !t~:s or rcducllon of 56\!let Music at tonlQht'~ e11;~rclse wlll be
(Set VOTING, Pap I) ------------and American militarf force1 In Europe. provided bf the ocbool'a Concert ~nd.
I
New J1.11tioe llarrw BJackmum
I quitf? obviowsly will pJar a k~v
rd!e in nt%t fall'• deci~iont o/
ehe Suprnw Court; he'll break
tl1e 4-4 deadlock. Page I.
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I ! DAILY PILD1 I.••-<:ouncil Jfleeet
Garage Protest
Set Wednesday
Par1dnc problem• generated by 1 busy
Lasuna Beach 1araae are due for a
form1l p rotest Wednesday night in
the form of a pe_tltlon to the city council
signed by JS <;)'press Drive and Jasmine
Street property owners.
The petltlonen complain !hat !hey,
their , ~. frtonda and buslnm
patnlDI are being dirprivtd of t>arklni
apace. on the two ltreets becaUle ol
an overfJow of vehicles from Ack's Coast
Garqe, 412 N. Coast Highway, parked
on the IU'eeta awaiting repair or pick-up
by their owners .
Bee..,. the busy ,.,.,. -not
have enouati atorq:t lpilce on Ill lot,
the ~n state, adjlcent 1trttl1
·are Ul4llf for ppkiftc a 1"1 or le d
~automobilea, v1n1: bules ind trucks arid
"shuffled" througnout the day to avoid
overtlme J>lrklng pen11hies.
Blliniq the problem on ••1ucct11 of
a buaineu which lw Jonii: qo outgrown
Its premise&," the property own era sttk
relief from the city.
A pubUc hearln1 luJ1 Off the Wed·
r"sdav council agenda, with Paul C.
:Newell appealing pllMi"I commillion
denial of hit request to retain a pole
sign at tat N. Coast Highway. Newell
maintains the sign ls only 1 lnchtt
Wide the 10-!oot minimum location from
1 building set forth 1n the sign ordinance,
while the city planning staff, using dlf·
ferent measuring standards, places the
pole 2 feet 8 inches too close to the
building.
In other business Wedne5day, the coun-
cil will:
-Receive •n IPllfalaal o( the proposed
Anltl Street reltroom property to enable
the ctty to proceed with 1cqui1ltlon or
abandm 1he Jll'Olecl.
-Consider a request for a stop sign
on Broadway and the hillside eYtenslon
of Beach Street.
-Approve a street light installation
on Mystic Way.
-Approve installaUon of ltrttt lights
as propoted by the EdilOn Company
in the alley between Park AVenue and
Legion Street. '
-Consider 1n ordinance revlalng coun·
ell procedure to permit action on all
Items included in a "consent calendar''
with a,Jinlle .. nuitlon • .uollU..LCOU!)CIJma!l
or member of the public requestJ
dlscuulon-Of an lnd lvl<lual item.
-Act on Ii "consent calenda r" In·
·eludi ng acknowledgement or tour corn.
municatlons, referral ol two letters, ap-
proval of two Charity solicitation permits
and one •lcoholic beverage transfer and
adoption of four resolutiona or; routine
matters.
l'rom r.,e 1
TEXT OF NIXON REPORT • • •
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l\Tareotlc• · Sel%ed
Dana Point Drug
Raid Nets Nine
DA!LT "'!LOT"'"°'" ff Ort9 kll"""r
A second raid In two day1 at tne
same residence in Dana Point by
narcotics agents from Sat'! Clemente and _,,
the Orange County aherUf'.s office has
netted another allea:ed qu'anlity of
dangerous drugs ind nine arrests,
authorltlu claim·ed today.
San Clemente detectives said they con-
ducted an investiga tion at tht houae
· at 2f88l Cordoba in Dana P o I n t lut
Friday night and selr.ed a quantity of
what they alle&e in organic mescaline.
Four young men and rive junveniles
were among those arrested in the raid.
Arre stees included Michie! Alan Jones,
18; Dennis Robert Gallagher, 18; Gary
Lee Sanada, 18, and ~~lchael Phlllp
Mulvey, 18. All aave the Cordoba 'ad·
dress. •
· Offictrs said that f<iur female juveniles
l'rom
•••
a ditch by the San Ana Freeway
between Culver Drive a Jeffery Road
in the Tustin area.
Detectives uld that the de
Brown apparently occurred a
woman's car stalled in the Sand Ca
area and the murderer or murdere r
stopped, ostensibly to help her.
A MOMENT OF PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP IN LAGUNA
Mr1. Whitfield of P1sedtn1 and FrJend 1t H•itltr Park
The we:man then was taken to a nearby
orange gove near the old city or Irvine
whe re she was ~peatedly ilabbed and
mutilated. ·
From there, inve1ti1ators 1aid1
remalnl and aome of Mn. B ' el~
Lagunans to Map Plans fect.s were taken to a roe canyon
near El Carlso Villa1e al g Orte1a
Highway and burled beneath thin cover
of dirt and brush. Two ks later
a hiker found the body.
For New Winter Festival Mrs. Brown's car, which had po15lbly
run out ol gas, wu later driven north
to Santa Cruz, lht n dumptd •nd burned
along: a lonely d1rt road leadln1 to Los
Gato.s.1 Gettln1 a head atart on the 1971 Winter
Festival, 40 Llguna Beach community
leaden mtt la1t week to set the dates
and discuss advance publicity for the
winter 1vent.
The eighth annual Winter Festival,
It w11 decided, will be expanded to
a 17 day run, rrom Feb. It throuih
March 7, and will include more than
50 events.
Mn. Eloise Fulmer, who founded the
Winter Fe1Uval and Jlel~ ,ulde itl
development over ttie· flnl" nve years,
was nirned coordinator for lt'TJ .
It wa1 aareed that brochure• an-
nouncing the dates and contalninc 1eneral
Winter Fe1tlv1l lnfonn1don should be
printed lmmedi1tely for· dlltrlbuUon to
Four Auto Crash
Victims Remain
Hospitalized
Four victims of two serious traffic
accidents in the Laguna Beach . area
are still under care at South Coast
?t1~morlal Hospital.
Only one of the four is li1ted as
satisfactory: two others under intensive
care. and the fourth person Is .listed
as critical, a hospital oHiciat reported
this morning.
A young Laguna Beach couple ~·ere
serious ly injured last Friday afternoon
when thei r van collided with a slow
moving vehicle in Laguna Canyon. Listed
in "very serious" conditi on is Mrs . Susan
Shupe, 21 , 1461 Cat alina St \\'Ith a skull
fracture, fracture clavicle and an arm
inju ry.
Her 2& year old husband Riley ls
listed satisfactory, with a pelvic injury.
Nonie Rorlpaugh, 27, 444 Jasmine St.,
Laguna Beach still remains in crilical
condition at the hospital, with severe
head lnjurh!I, following an accident last
week when his mQtorcycle collided
broad11ide with a car dr!Ven by Janice
Rogers, 32181 S. Coast Hl1hway, South
Laguna .
The 22 year old ~lss Rogers is reported
to be "slightly improved" 'but still re·
mains In the intensive c1re, unit, with
• broken jaw, chest Injuries and faclal
lacerations.
national ma11zlries ror lnclusJon in their
Calendal'I ol events and to remind sum·
mer visitors to think about returning
to Laguna In wlnter1.
A date al$0 has been set for the
1871 Patriots Day Par¥e, which has
become a hlghlll:ht of the Winter
Festiv1l, but would fall outside the
festJval d1t11 If held on the new Feb.
15 date for obaervq Wuhlnston'• birth·
day. ·
Orlal1111ly pfffen*-d u a Washlnfton's
birthday event, the parade will be held
thll year on Saturday, Feb. 20, ·to coin·
c1de ~ the openlna weekend of the
lnvestiaators recovered the charred
1t1llon w11on Sunday nlaht.
The scene of the murder tr."ld the
abandoned car wire reportedly dt1erlbed
to sherUf's ipveatl1ator1 durln1 a
weekend lnttrn141tlon ol Hurd 1fler Ill•
arrest.
'l'tle probe, both by sheriff's men and
Santa Ana detectlvu includes som1
2 Men Hunted
In $800 Heist
Winter Festival. Lapria leach po1fct are 1etkln1,..two
A federal 1t1tute creating five official men believed to hive robbed a South
three-day weekenda for observance of L1gun1n of $900 when he attempted
national holidays goes into effect In 1971 to buy h15hllh from them.
and will move the Washington's blrlhday nie victim, a 2f.year~ld mi o, lold celebration from Feb. 22 to the third Monday in February, this ytar Feb. police ht met the meri In the 1rea
15. of the Taco Bell lhortly after i p.m.
Other holidays affected by the statute Monday and they offered to drive him
will be Memorial Day, to be celebrated to the home of a "friend" who could
on the J11t Monday In ?.fay, Columbus Day, the second Monday -·in -octooer .. RU-•.1ub1t.antJal amount of the dru.1.
and Veterans Day, the fourth Monday They drove him to the 500 block of
in November. Labor Day "'ill continue Dunnegan Place, point~ out a house
to be celebrated Qn the first ~1onday where the ''friend" lived and a1ked for
in September. his cash, the victim related. He handed
Mrs. Fred Ross of the Patience Wright over $800, accordin1 to police, but as
Chapter, Daughters of lhe Ame-rlcan he opened the car door to 10 to the
Revolution, which co-sponsors t h e house, the men shoved him onto the
Patriot 's Day Parade with the ExchanRe sidewalk and drove off.
Club, said it was decided to keep the A police car wu sent to pick up
parade as part of the Winter Festival the robbery victim , who called for help
regardless of the new holida y daes. from a nearby residence, but no trace
and to designat e it as honoring America n of the car was found In tM neighborhood.
History ft1onth, which lncludel!I both Police said no charaes will be filed
\Vashington's and Lincoln's birthdays. again9t the victim.
.
WHITE SALE!
It's a little late in lhe year for 1 \VHITE sale, but
this one ts quite unique .
\Ve boueht a few thousatid yards of assorted
custom carpets from America's leadin& custom mill.
l\·fan y of the ''arlous carpets included
package are beautiful shades of \VHITE!
In this
11 you would like WHITE carpet (or any carpet)
for anywhere in your home, look at the'se \'alue1;
and one boy al.so wi re arrested In the
raid,
On the night before, 11 persons, In·
eluding one juvenile, were arrested at
the same residence. Officers cl1lm tht'g
seized in that raid 11),000. W<ii1h ol
LSD, marijuana and Injec t Io a
paraphernalia.
Officers said the juveniles in the Frt.
day nlsflt raid would be chused early
this week after petitions are made to
Juvenile Court.
Mulvey would be charged with sale
of dangerous drugs.
Sanada allegedly possessed about a
lid of 111arijuana. He faces charges of
possession.
The amount Of asserted organJc
mescaline, a hal\ucinogenlc drug, whi ch
atents usertedly bougtlt ~ wai about
thr~-<iuarters of a·pOund.
circles of youths
said Santa Ana
Harrel Davis.
known
Police
to use drugs,
Detective Lt.
But inillal reports or a cult-style aeries
of slayings have been discounted.1
Lt. Davis said the group either Involved
with or knowing about the slaying• were
typical of the many social groups using
stimulant and depressant pills and who
have "all been kicked out of thei r homes
by th eir pare-.1ts and living Jn a pretty
loose environment." •
"I always believe a cult to be
something bound t o a et h e r by
semireliglous philosophy. There certainly
isn't any of that in this case,·• he said.
· The drug-oriented group im pllcated In
the killings is a loosely-knit aroup of
friends, mostly itinerant, with no
permanent address.
The Jnvestigatlon, however, hla still
yielded a blank for detectives in San
Clemente, who still are without a solid
suspect in the stabbing murder of Mrs.
Connie Lynn Johnson, 20, who was round
murdered last June 17 in a small
beachsJde apartment which she shared
with her Marine husband.
San Clemente Detective Sgt. Robert
Mason said that definite link.s are 1till
badly lacking.
"From our determinati0111, it aeems
thal our murlkr case h~...ili. ootJceably
dUlerent from those other two," he uid
today. "The killings of ~trs. Brown and
Carlin Involved victims who generally
were out In I.he open. Mr.s. Johnson
was killed in her apartment where lht was fo1..rnd."
The eight.week ... pregnant housewife
was killed by heavy blow to the flee
~llh a bar stool and repeated stabblln&s
in the chest, neck and abdomen,
l'rom Page 1
HOUSING ...
sufficient to permit condemnaUona of
properties constituting a real fire or ~ealth haz~rd and that the proposed
~n~pectlo~ 1s unnecessary because ex·
1&l1ng zori1ng precludes further resident11I
development. The area, says Win&, was
rezoned for Industrial use, without proper
notification of property owners, who 11·
tempted unsuccessfully to protest the
new zoning.
Noting that "the neighborhood ts now
in the best condition it has been In
in many years," the artist suggesu that
"until another building boom occurs, ex·
isling dwellings should be utilized u
they are, provided that the occupanta
are satisfied with the housioa condllion1
under which they live."
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install for '' .93 per square yard over 1 qualJty
padding.
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pired term of the late Rep. James Utt
pits St1te Sen. John G, Schmit&, the
avowed 81rchtr, against Democrat D1vld
Hartman;-a college-teecher-frorn Santa
An1. Schmitz la expttled to sweep over
Hanman tn the prtdomlnantely RepubU·
can and heavily conaerv1tlve di5U'ict.
The Presiitent pased for campal&n pie·
tum with Schmltl earlier thl1 month
at the White Houae ln Washtn1ton, as
l)e did wllh other Republlcan • con-
greulonal candldate1.
Mr. Nl1or1 h•• In the past condemntd
t.be John Birch Society. Iia leader Robert
'\'elch onct a:ald ht considered the l11le
President Dwight 0. Eltenhower a
..dedica1ed, consclou1 eg'ent of the com·
munlst coMpiracy." Mr. Nl1on w11 vice
pre1ident under Eisenhower.
Z1e1ler WN atked b7 a l'inOIOC
ne.wam1n ?.fonday, ';Shall we assume
he voled for a Republican ?"
Ziegler responded, ,;I did not a1k htm
•.. I would not, the ballot box Is a
prl,•ate place."
However the President voted, it seem·
ed in the cards that his neighbors would
give Schmitz 1 big edge today. Mr.
Nixon 11 In the Concordia School precinct.
Voters there in the June 2 primary
GRVe Schmitz 2~5 \101£5 of thfo us c1st.
Hl1 four RepubU c1n opponents only rolltd
up 131 votes Jointly and tile two
Democrats apllt another )Q vote1, r~iv·
ln11 15 tach.
St John !O.\d ~trs. Nixon. who was
10 return front Pe.ru !his evenln1;, had
voted Friday by '1b1entee ballot plcktd
up In S1nt1 Ana by a ttcrtt tervict
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New Surfaces .
Mod Sod Rev~lt
Changing Sports
NEW YORK (AP! -The
manufacturers call it Astr~
Turf, Tartan Turf and Poly-
Turf. The athletes have la·
beled it Mod-Sod. But what-
ever It's called there's little
doubt that the increa1ing use
ol•man·mlde 1rass .sub!titutes
C.'OUld change the nature or
several sports.
The mod-sod revolution be-
gan virtually unnoticed when,
ha 1913, the first synthetic sur-
face· was Wtalled at I.he Mea.
Nitro R11n
AtOCffi
dows harness racing track
near Washington. Pa.
Not until three years later
was the first baseball diamond
or football field covered. at
. Houston's Astrodome.
Now, seven professional
baseball and rootball fields
are covered .with one of the
three major varieties or artifi.
clal turf, more than 30 college
football fields have been cov.
ered or are in the. pr~ss of
being covered with synthetic
surfaces and the number of
running tracks resurfaced Is
reaching toward 100. '
And those figures do not in-
clude. the large number of mu·
nicipally owoed facilities from
FUnt,1 fl.fich., lo Wich.ila Falls,
Tex. ana from St. Petersburg,"
Fla. to Spokane, Wash. already
cenverled to mod·sod.
YllUALIZl fLAGSTICK IN SAFI ,OSITION
Comeback
The Cosla t.1es& Comets and
the Westminster semipro nine
"'ait for their confrontation
Sunday at Costa M e s a ' s
TeWlnkle Park In Southern
Callfor,nla Baseball Assocla·
lion play.
The Comets came from a
l·O deficit al TeWlnkle to
record a 3-1 victory over tha
San Bernardino Orioles while
Weslminster dropped an 11·2
\'erdict to the La Fonda Stars
at Sant.a Ana Memorial ~ark.
The Camels' win pul their
league record at 2·l and im·
proved their overall mark to
5--3. •
\Vestmin.ster is now 2·1 in
r
league play and 3-1 overall. ~
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Rit:k Gnagi was lhe 'blg bat It d~srt't usually p1y to shoot directly for a
for the Comets, collecting two fl11sticlc that is positioned behind a huard auch
of the 'three Costa Mesa hilt 1s a s1nd bun•er. The chances of hitt ln11 perfect
while driving In all three runs. shot ind 11ttin1 up 1 birdit putt simplY. ·art n'ot
Gnagi 's ~fool hoine ru n 1qu1I lo tht risk of catch in& the' sand 1nd m1kin1
to left..center in the sixth tied I bo11y.
The red-bot Fountain Valley Angels and Sa.n Clemellle -winners in tht nightcap.
American Lt&ion base b a 11 squared off at ~ta . ~1esa The National c ire u It'•
team cap&ured Ks lixth and lligh and the A:.igels came Harbor Dodgers b I a s le d
seventh consecutive victories out on top by a 7.z counl. Sunday with a pair ol. twin Diminulive ' (5-7) southpaw Placentia• pitching for l.5 hit.,
shutouts over Westminster steve ,Fox set Westminster in improving their 19'10 slate
(11..0) aod Anaheim Heffron down on just lhree hits while to an impressive 11-2. 1
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(2.(1) in the Legion's National his teamn1ates were slugging The bi~ lnnlng ror the
~ague. , • oot 10 salf:lies and laking· ad-Dodgers wasi the Lhird when
Fountain Valley traveled to vantage ef nine Westminster We.stminllter High to, subdue errors. lhty accounted for s.ix ruM ~
Westminster and dumped its Fountain Valley \'irlually On five hits Ind I pair o(
latter foe at Fountain Valley wrap}>ed up the affair in the walks.
Hi.gh. top or the third when coach Steve Hedrick sb&rted on the
ht the only other game In-G.ene Marinacci's crew piled mound fot the Dodgers and
volving 1n art.a nine in Na· up six ruM. logged seven fra.mes while .
tional action. the Harbor The winners. manai.ed.-.the fl.1ike fl.lcMiM rm a tw4>-in·
Dodgers got past Placenti11. six tallies on only two hits, ning. no-bit relief job.
9-4. at El Dorado High. bul Wesllllinster committed Billy Powell atld J, ff
The area's two .American five miscues in the frame for Zelsdorf slugged three hits
loop Legion outfits -Harbor liOlllt' handy assistance . each fc>t' the winners whil•
l'oU•TAI• VALL•Y ct1 Fox. who fa.med fiv t and Jeff Blanchard. Steve Valier•
'Fr Ill. II ..,, ir N ••t ~·a lked five. was given ex. ·and Jim Watsoo all had two. ! ! ~ ~ cellent suppon by Ste've Friti · The Jfarbor Angels glued
3 • o • .lthree hits) and ~1ike Roberts together six runs in the fin;t J o 11 t I o o • • (t\VO h ts J. three frames en route to their
• o o o Mike Dodd ttwo hit s) and win over San Clemente. S t d L The changeover from grass a ur a . lo one o( foe lhr .. major sub-
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eijflltll inning single 'drov~ .. -·-v11uaU~1-th1-1ta1stick-in 1-s1f1 position+w1tl away
home mates Mack Reed and from the h1zard (stt illustration). Thisvisu11iz1tion
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Drag raclng 'a three quickest
and most spectacular fuel
burning classes will b e
featured in Orange County
International Raceway's third
annual Nitromethane Cham·
pionships Friday evening.
All thrte classes will begin
qualifying at 2 p.m. with
feature racing and awards
presentalM>ns at 7.
Top fuel dragslers, runny
cars and fuel altertds will
compete in three separate 1g..
car fields for a cash purse
in excess of $13,000.
Jn a special pre .ra ce
ceremony, the most outstan·
ding top fuel df-iver of the
year will be honored .
The recipient of the 111ike
Sorokin Memorial Trophy is
determined by a vote of all
licensed top fuel drivers. The
presentation of the award will
be made by RObyn Sorokin,
widow of the driver who was
fatally injured 1t OCJR in
1~7.
Past winners have been Don
Prudhomme and the late John
P.1ulligan.
The raceway contributes
$2,500 each year fron1 the pro-
ceeds of the Nitro Cham·
pionshps lo the I.tike Sorokin
Safety and Research Foun--
da_tion for the investigation
a.ix! administration oC im·
proved drag race safety.
~st aera bets for success
Friday night are Fountain
V41.lley'1 Lou Baney aod Gary
Cochran In the top fuel
category.
Last Saturday Garde n
Grove's Gary Burgin defeated
Mike Mitchell of S a n
Bernardino in the final race
of OCIR's gas supercharged
feature.
Larry Derr (Los Alamitos)
\Von the injected funny car
contest over Redondo Beach's
Gary Henderson.
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startling rapidity in the last
rive years-1har Michigan State
will plty every one of its foot-
ball games. home and away,
on an .artificial surface durin(
the 1970 season.
At the recent Mexico City
Olympics, on a track of Tartan
Turf more record! were brOk·
en iii running events than in
any Olympic carnival in his-
tory, not one eVe.nt from 1.500
meters on down surviving the
assault despite the rarefied
atmosphere that was supposed
to drain athletes.
In the nine men's events, up
to and including the 1,500, six
world record! were Set, one
equalled and two Olympic rec·
ords established.
In the six women's events,
four provided world records,
one tied the world mark and
another l i 'e d the Olympic
record.
\Vh ile the surface of the
track was only one of the fac·
tors, it was generally consid·
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and mod·sod very likely could
also play a major role in fool·
ball, both college and pr_o, and
major league baseball.
Mesa Five,
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Barons Tie
For First
Costa Mesa and Fountain
Valley gave a preview to the
197G-?I Irvine League basket·
ball season Monday night with
their clash in the Orange Sum·
mer loop.
Mesa welcomed back coach
Emil Neeme from a camping
trip wiUi a . 39·35 victory,
enabling Neeme 's Mustangs to
tie with FOlMtain Valley for
the summer circuit leadership
at 4·1.
After lhe winners had raced
off lo a 34·26 edge with their
\'aunted Neeme fa sl break,
they cooled off and permitted
the Barons to creep within
three points (33-35) with just
ove-r a minute left in the con-
test.
i\1ustang playmaker Chuck
Bridges sank a charity al·
tempt to give his mates their
final margin ot victory.
Neeme termed th e crucial
v.'in a "very Ihle team effort ,
since \Ve only suit up six boys
for these games."
He added, "\Ve coolt.'CI off
tremendously I.he last quarter,
bu\ came through when the
chips were down.
"I think, overall, we hurl
them most on the boards with
Allen Moore and Rick Desmet
dominating."
Prospective junior D o u g
tltacLean (•3> of Costa Mesa
shared game scoring, ho.iors
with Fountain Valley's Dave
Lynch. Both players canned
17 points.
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Lerthander Dan O ell o o g surprisin1ly frequent and bo&itsconspicuously rare.
hurled a complete game for
manager John Saint's Mesans.
striki\1g out six, walking three
and giving up seven hits.
Comet leltiielder Tim Cun-
ningham was the defensive
star of the contest.
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fully ollU$lrlttd a uidt to Olllhfll SllrtCI . hrtt·UO, 'lrD~lt S.rtd 20,
1!on1 "tth 1 st•motd, 51lf·1ddlt11td t nvt lopc to Arnold P1lm1r,
in earl ot 11111 n1wso1011.
He nelded an Oriole base
hit on one bourn and fired
,. bullet to the plate to erase
a possible San Berdoo score
and'S111uff out the visitors' last
hope in the ninth inning.
Fists Fly; Eagles
Steve lfaugen and Len
Gaeta "'ere the on I y
\Vestlninster players to hiL
safely bul the losers' chief
problem against La Fonda
\Vas the injury bug.
Do In Los Amigos
\Veslminster's s tart i n g
pitcher Chuck Haser and
reliever Randy Duncan left
the contest "'ith injuries as
did catcher Terry Ardis.
In addition to Ha ser and
Duncan. Don Munsell, Rod
Arnold and Rick ~fauzie also
saw mOtAld action for coach
Sam Duncan's warriors.
!\olonday night was sort of
the "odd nighl out" for the
Costa Mesa Summer Basket·
ball League at Estancia High.
In the one contest that was
played, host Estancia and
Los Amigos punched and pok·
ed at each other with a near·
riot resulting towards the end
of the contest.
Regardless of the outcome
of lhe fisticuffs. Estancia won
COSTA M•SA COM•1'1 UI the basketball game, 79-73. 111 r to, rltl
J 1 • 1 In the game that wa s sup-1 o o e ' • 1 • posed lo be played as parl ~ 1 f i of the thrice·weekly ; : ! ! d'Oubleheader, Pacifica failed J ? j i to show up. thus forfeiling
1iw1 ..., 1'"'1"" its scheduled contest with
''" B1r111rc11no tGO 010 ~' r 1 fl.later Dei by a 2..0 score. Cotl• MIJI 000 11111 01x-l I I In the Estancia·W Amigos
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~:~r..":i.::1 ~ l : the boxing match.
~:c'1'.:.'~n.1~t ~ : ' Los Amigos committed 28
M11111e, • 1 0 0 team fouls to Estancia's more lllktr, rl ~ 0 I .... ,a11. c ~ e o modest total of 26. ~~:fd 11
JI o : : As an end result of all the 0~~:7~ 11 ,: 2 ; ~ rlying elbows and excessive lctr1 llY lftnlnt J he we11m1n1t1r CG! u.o 001-i , • body contact. throughout I
u!"r~ FOl'ICI• 001 003 :ii.-11 11 • tilt, a skirmish occurred with
one second left in the game.
Corona, 1'ars
FV, Lions
Post Wins
One Estancia player was
banished from the floor and
each side received 1 technical
foul and a free ·throw on· the.
house.
The slight 39.34 Estancia
lead at the halfway point was
indicative ol the closeness of
lhe foray.
In the linal field goal tabula·
Aquatic po\\•erhouses Corona lions, the two squads were
de! tliar and Newport Harbor even. 29--29. But Estancia edg·
kepi rolling along in the Costa ed its visitors by a 21 ·15
Mesa Summer Water Polo -margin at the charity stripe.
League fl.tonday nlghl with The excessive fouling seen1·
\'lctories in the AAA division ed to offset the near·lot11l
at the Orange Coast College domination of the board~ by
pool. Los Amigos for\vard Keith
Gary Carr's squad into un·
disputed possession of first
place in the loop v.•ith a 3..0
1nark.
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A field of 30 midget racer~
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Sa\Urday night for some fast
July Fourth activity. ' Time trials arc slated for
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al a: 15.
Danny ~tcKnight . Duane
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point lead.
Sachs leads second place
man McKnight by 137 points
and Is threatening to lock up
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t o o o seven singles and t\vo walks.
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1 o 1 1 sharp Baoagas.
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for coach Jim Ha~y·s Angels,
v.·hlffing nh~ and pennitUn&
fi\'e hits,
San Clemente picked up
single tallies in the ai1th and
ninth stanus.
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San Clemente was lhe only
successful Orange Coast area
entry in Foothill summer
basketball league action ~1on·
day night at Tustin's J-'oothill
High.
The Tritons dumped area
counterpart Laguna Beach. 54·
44, in 1he middle g a me of
the usual tripleheader .
111 the opene"r. Foothill 's ·
Knights sliced through the
~fission Viejo Diablos by a
76-45 score and Tustin finished
the night's acti vities by boir
ping Santiago, 64-53.
Tall and talent:!d San
Cletnente h_iid quite a bit of
trouble with short and scrappy
Laguna in their confrontation.
The Lagunans, who ga ve
away several inches at almost
every position. actually car·
rled a three-point (24·21) edge
on their shoulders al the hatr.
Nifty 6-2 junior J oh n
Harbold controlled the boards
and chucked in 13 points in
lhc first two quarters to keep
Laguna on top until San
Clemente woke up and out·
nodded the Artists. 15-6. in
th! third period.
Harbold ende4 up with 16
pclints to tie him for the game
scoring lead with S a n
Clemente'• 6-7 Ste ve Kalota,
"''ho ~at on lht bench mucl\
of the contest with foul
troubles.
Brad ~1cCaslin added 13 for
the winners and Vince Whil·
nnh had 10 for Laguna .
f oothill rode a s I e ad y-
dcfense and sotne uncanny
shooting to knile thoroughly
through Crest view League .lo:!
Missiorl" Viejo.
Coach Hank Hummell of th~
Knights rotated 10 pl1yer'
throughout the clash. assuring
fresh troops on the floor at
all times.
The strategy paid off a.~
Foothill nailed the Diab~'
coffin with a 45-point first
half.
Frank fttort and E a r I
Ferguson ""ere atop the Diablo
point parade with 13 points
each.
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Corona del 111ar zipped past cla's Cu rt Thomas all night
Costa Mesa, 7·4. while the loog in a ferocious head-to-
, CIF' runnerup Newport Tars head rebounding battle.
socked it to Estancia, 7.2. Shifty, 6.(1 guard-forward
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Iii other AAA g a me ll , Gary Orgill maintained his hot
Lakewood 'edged G a rd en scoring paee by canning 31
Grove, >4, and Sunny Hills points on a variety of . snake·
dumped Long Beach Wilson, like drives before fouling out
7·3. in the fourth period.
Fountain Valley highlighted Jefr Zelsdorf tossed in II
AA action at Estancia' High points and reserve forward
with a U decision ovlr Troy. Doug Confer contribuled 10.
Westminster tripped Buena to the Estancia point machine.
Park, 11-8, and Santiago bet· Prior to the _ Estancia con·
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Corona's G art h Bergeson in Pacifica's absence and wenl
was high ·ICOrer for the con--through a v Igo r o u !I intra·
test with four 1oals. squad scrimmage.
Rick Snyder led Newport 's Estancia's TKO O\'er Los
\vin with lWG goal.~. while Amigm boosted rookie coach
Steve Webster and Larry Blal·
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Yotar /tJ011ey's Worth
How to Find Value P__r it1ts
11)' SYLVIA PORT.ER sales by unknown aucllonc~rs.
t~ la a atrlei Frequent!)'. s::iys Sylvan Cole,
of ... ~ president of Ne\Y York's
· --cohunns) Assoclp,t!d American Art.lats,
The f1ct th1U a pun.:hase ihe natl<111's Jarae!I. print
of well-selected prints, ct· g a 11 e r y , fly.by-night auc--
c:hing.5 or engra,vln&s has not tloneers "'iii hold up a page
o.1ly brought you gr e a t \vhich has been torn oul ot
pleasur.e but also has come an art book, announce flatly
out (tr better lhan a purchase "that 'this 1s worth .$150, but
of 11miIar1 y well-selteted Jet's start the blddUlg at $15"
stocks or bonds in the past -anti succeed in selling it
few Yelrs underlines the a.p. for a distinctly noo-bar,aJn
pet! of this "fer out" in· pnce of $30.
vestrhent medium. '' Au cllons.'' says C-Ole, •·can
But how c1n you hod cl· be a great place to buy prlnlll,
ch1ngs , engrav i ng s . bul only lf you know exactly
hthogr1phs or other types of \\hQ\ you ar• doing .'' A
pnnts to adorn your J1vmg c .. rrllnal rule oo auctions 1s ..,.t..~...-..~c;i:.::;.:;
room "''•llf and at the same to auend Lile e x h l b i l l o n
time see your purchases grow beforehand and examr11e the
in value 1n cOm1ng years• pr1nls. SU)Ce they are
How can you avoid paying gene.rally sOld "as Is /'
big sums for forged prints (51 ALSO AVOID the
and other non-originals' ' bargains'' advertised 1n your
A "FUNDAMENTAL first n e I g h b or hood picture
point 11 that prints can be frameshop unJess the dealer
eJthet onglnab or reproduc· has an established reputahon
lions kl original P.rlll~ as 1n the field of prints and ou
-~difU1eaDy-tnePrestlgioUSXOOWWhalyou Wial-
Pnnt Coupc1l Qf America, (6) Be on the lookout for
I
climes fi'om a plate, block ' restnkes'' -which are r~
stone or other medium on runs of the original plates
which an 1.mage has been These may have b e e n
created by the arhst himself rediscovered long after an
The artist also makes the artist's death, oft.en with
prints or superl'ises thlS proc· cancellat1on bnes d r a w n
ess, and approves a llmlled through them by the artist
number of lhe prints 1n 1he so that further prints sup.
form ot his signature A
reproduction, however. is a
copy of a prn1t or other art
work made by photographic
techruques, seldom u n d e r
.supervision by !he arhsl
Now here are basic rules
for buying prints. both ror
lhe1r art1st1c rewards and for
their profit potential
fl) BEFORE buying. con·
suit established sources of in·
formation, 1nclud1ng auction
catalogues, art books and
· ' C a t a logue Ra1sa11nees,"
which are comprehensive,
v.ell·annotated comp1Jat1ons or
all the prints of various
artists Also to gel a basic
education, VlSll museu m print
cabinets Oft.en you must
make an appointment to do
so, but don't fail to do this.
for many of the infest ex·
amples of prmls are to be
found today in museums
t2) Browse m galleries and
shops. both In the U S and
abroad. to get an idea of
lhe Tillie of pnnts avaJlable
and pn~ bei.ng cha rged by
various outlets for s1m1/ar
works Try to find an era
or an ar1tst or a school or
artlst.s really attrachve to you
and th1?11 focu s your interests
and attention on your cho.ce
t3) When you arc-ready
lo buy. stick to est.ab I Wied
print dea lers -preferably
those who have been 1n
business at least fi ve years
Seek their guidance on the
quality and authenticity of the
pnnts you are cons1der1ng
purchasing,
14) AVOID ONE-SHOT pr int
cxh1b1Uons 1n hotel 111.utes and
Wood Heads
SRI Unit
Edward C. Wood. d1rccto1
of applied programs at lhc
Stanford Resaerch Institute, 1s
lhe executive director of SRI's
new $1 million laboralory at
Irvine ,
Prior to 1om1ng SRI in 1962
\Yood was employed by the
General Electric Company at
Richmond, Washington He is
a member of the lnsUtute
of Eltctric1l and Electronics
Enalnters, the A me r I c a n
Nucle1r Society and the
American Association for the
Adv1ncem1?11t of Science.
\VISod v.•11! reside In Newport
Bt1ch after July I with his
wife Obdulia and their four
children.
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ANllWIRING IUREAU
135.7777
Collecting Litter
Means Good Business
By JOHN CUNNIFF
AP Buatness Analyst
NE\Y YORK {AP) -The
word ''recycle" is becoming
relatively common today In
the vocabulary of American
busine ss, but the word 1s real·
ly Just a label for an old,
old problem
You really cant throw
anything away anymore , you
never could. either because
there 1s no "away"
Man has tried, of course,
because the countryside 1s llt·
lered "'1th au.lomob1le hulks,
cans. tire s, bott l es,
ne\\'Spapers and other assorted
trash that was discarded But
this is merely mute evidence
of failu re
Once it wasn't so not1cea!Jle ,
because human beings didn't
l'Ongre~ate g(J d e n s e I y ,
Moreover, never before ln
history has man ever taken
nature's materials and chang-
ed them in such abundance
into other things
Conscious that cnllclsm or
the pockmarked landscape can
be escalated into leg1slallon,
many companies have begun
programs to collect the htttr
and. 1n an old buS1ness trad1·
t1on. try lo make a buck by
reusing, or recycling 1l
General Motors this week
began a project to Traverse
City, Mich to test the
economics of collecllng and
processing Junk cars Only
2,000 to 3,000 abandoned cars
litter the area, but 1\ 1s the
co\lecllon method that is
being tested
Ulass companies are trying
to make old bottles u'ieful and
have detennlned that they
may be ground and recycled
as an ingredient of highways
rather than as Utter along
them Same with rubber
tires
Not certain any 11101 e that
their respons1b1hty ends with
the successful use of their
products, can makers are al·
tempUng to set up reclamation
systems ror their products
after !he contents have been
drained
Reynolds ~ietals learned
from a pilot program In Los
Angeles Hist !he pubhc. v.•he n
offered '12 tent for an old
nlumlnum can. v.•111 v.•llhngly
help clear ail'ay litter Ex·
p11ns1on into 17 states Is set
for this year
A r 1 ,. 1 I manufacturer.
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
~~~.,, ..... ~~~ e Surnmer l")i.lr l::l1Jl)y the ---,enlle Art ot"J1rl Wafchlng
a$ you tip ' 11.1'tlul\tl 1he
bto1ch on Un~ '6S llor)(}ft
Trtll bike. Excellent con.
dltlon mua1 11er to •PPl'N:·
late
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)'OU do IM':re I• a Rttlll
1 buy Earl)' Amerlce.n !IQfft
llnd 2 11\h<'I rockrr cha irs
in v:ctllent condl!lon,
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Finance
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SEA'M'LE (U PI) -Boe!ng
Co has obtained a $25 million
order !or a freight veroon
ol the 747 superjet atrliner
for deUvery 1n 1m to Korean
airlines «. Seoul
WASHINGTON (UPI)
!\tart1n Manetta Corp hu ob-
tained a $19 9 million m
crement of a $26 t million Air
Force order for work on the
Titan JJJ space booster
HOUSTON (UPI) Pon
Amencan Sutphur Co r p • a
director& have issued a letter
of intent to combine the com-
parues with those «. 1U major
s Io ck holder, Susquthlfttl•
Corp ol Alexandria Va, pro-
v1d1ng all legal hurdles and
a1reement can bt reached on
a raUo O{ exchance of
sel'\lrities
OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) -
Done Corp has boulht 79,242
shares o( its own common
stock at $17 a share as a
result ol its recent lender of·
fer The stock. wi.U be held
for possible use t n at·
qu1s1t.lons
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VOL 63, NO. 155, 4 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUtfTY, CALIFORNIA TUESpA 'r'.0 JUNE 30, 1970 TEN CENTS
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IXOll s ea.ce· ·ance
President Ni2on, in a 7,~word white
paper issued tror.n the Western White
House in San Clemen~. today declared
U.S. operatio"' in Cambodia were major
1Uccess that ",tnhanced pl'06pecb ~ !or
peace. ·
He also announced the complete
withdrawal of American troops from
Cambodla which was viftually an ac·
compnshed fact Monday.
!he ~re.sident~in envisioning: better
' hope for peace· in· Southeast Alia, also
told Hanoi that "the time his· . come
to negotiate."
Mr. NixQn said Hanoi should seize
the mome,1t for an honorable peace
or face--a struggle that ·cotdd go oo
for months or years. ·
The President made no concessioM
arid, in fact, emphasited that this country
would increase its military assistance
in terms ·of money and equiJID.ent to
flOJl-<:ommy_nist· Soutbtast Asian nations.
Bui he J)<lt •his maJn stre..,. on 1 "Wo W«tld 'hope that lllnol -Nlnn Aid· that all lt,OllO Amtrlcln
call for a neplai.d settlement. paoder lel'loualy ltl d>olc<, ~ "°"nd f...,.., Inc~ ldvloera, are .
"There Is nothing IO be gainod In -tho pivim. GI an•'-able puce out and would not go bock. He lltd
\Valtinc," the President said, "There la Ind_.,, contlluod war:" the only u.s.·mlfjtaiy ICtlviiy Jn, Cam-
no mllltary.IO!utioo. . Nlnt said he .•--'·-GI 111e. bodla -~be baail!inc raids aplnlt
"Socioer or later pe-must come. 4,1,Gll -VidllOm i._ In Cllnbodla troop concentratlqo& and supply areas.
It can come -throup 1 negotiated ...aid Wl-"llhartly. But he said .ffere 11 tht·c.mplete text GI Prtiddont
settlement that is fair --to both sides they ·would 191 into. the border U'llS Nixon's white paper on Clm.bodli:
and humiliates neither. ·0r it can .come . again -·wtlbout American adYila'I -Together• with tbe South Vtelnamele,
months or years fnm· now with both 1 ·If the Communllll aUempt to reutablish tlie Armed FOl'Cel of tbe Untied Stites
~des having paid the further price GI the aanduarlea ·there. hive jmt complei.d .-llilully tho
~ ~ ~ &llDD!!'lC'"P·lb!·~·pictltrt, -~'.,, -·~"INlll ~
Housing Prote~sted Inspection ..
• Co unty Youth,
16, Arrested
In 2 Slayi11gs
By JOHN VALTERZA
OI rM Delly Pli.t Stitt I A chubby, !&-year-old Garden Grove
youth was arrested by Santa Ana police
'-1onday night as a second suspect in
the brutal slayings of an attractive
schoolteacher and a service slation
manager. ~
Afthur C. Hulse, of 11461 Dolan St.,
Wa.! admllted to Orange County Juvenile
Hall lo await criminal action In the
botcher murder of the woman and the
bludgeon1ng of the man.
The killers of Mrs. Florence Brown,
31 ol. El TOro, ...r Jerry"'"W. Carlin.
21: slaln . on duty in Santa Ana, ha ve
been ICJUlht since early June.
Police have posted 1 '2,000 reward
for information leading to conviction of
the killer of 1 Carlin, while a suspected
madman was hunted in the dismcm·
berment of Mrs. Brown.
And police today said they were seek-
ing still another suspect in the crimes
so far implicating Hulse and Stephen
c . Hurd, 20, a drifter from Norco. .
Investigators said the capture 1s ex-
pected soon.
Hurd was arrested late task week by
11herlfrs-deputies in Norco after a foot
chase from his car to a nearby barn.
He is expected to be arrai~ned in
Santa Ana Municipal Court Wednesday
in both murders.
Another alleged drifter picked up late
last ' Thursday night has been rele~9ed
and termed "not a suspect" by detectives
in either murder.
Timothy David Montag, 21, ~f no kno~n
addrt:ss, has been freed m the rn-
vesUgalion. h riff' As police In Santa Ana and s e s
tnvestlgators grill about-a do~en ~rces
in the cases, their web of phyStcal ~viden
ce is meshing in the two brutal klthng.s .
Searches Monday yielded both the
tialchet used to bludgeon the station manag~r. Jerry Wayne Carlin, 21 , and
the military knife used t<> butcher Mrs.
Brown. . th l A search team working e s opes
along the Garden Grove Freeway ~ear
Glassell Street round the sev~n-1nch
Kaber dagger allegedly u~. I~ the
vicious dismembennent of the v1ct1m. ,
It was found in a _bus~ where 1t
had been thrown from a passing car.
That discovery was made late Sunday
nigtrt. b h t On Monday night anot er searc par Y
discovered the bloodstained hatchet along
· (See MURDER, Page ZI
•
HELD IN SLAYING
Murder Suspect Hurd
I
. '
Citizens
.To Give
Petitio ns
., 11.\RllAllA !!!IEIBICll °' -Deir "" ....
Lqun1· --Andy Win& will join fellow Llguna ean,.. naldenls In
prolestl"fl the clty's·propoeed raldentlal
houatng inapectJon at the city councu mettinc Wednesday ni&hL
Residenta: ol Sooth Canyon Acres Drive
and Woodland Drive will prlllftll . a
petition ask!O( th• city to call Ill ' team , llllpecltoos .,, • .......-. ti. ·•' ~.;:r~.;~~·
East Meets Wes~
President Nixon confers iwith Come1lu Manescu ,
foreign mini ster of Communist Romania. They met.
M<>nday at Western White House in· San Clemente.
The Presid ent later reported that they .talked about
proposals for mutual East.West troop withdrawals
· in Europe., The two men aJSo di!cussed ·T!latiOni
with the iS<>viet Union arid' ComtnuniSt· China, -items
they had taken up when Nixon vi.Sited .1Blicharest
last August ·
Pre8ident Votes
In Congressional
Election Today
Nix on Plans Ma jor Talk
On Pol icy in Ind oc hina
The choice between a John Blrcb Socie-
ty member and a relatively unknown By RICHARD P. NAIL -Releue tO newsmen for Ttiunday Of .. Delly ,.... .... ' Democrat faced President Nix<>• as it ur.e of the earlie.r background ,.......,. American foreign policy, particularlY' · -.._. did many moderate Republicans m in San' c1emente of , newa m'...1i1 ;n •.
tod • 3.\th n· t · t Co · I in Southeast Asi'a, will be much in the -ay s · is nc ngress1011a race. erotives who thet with the''PreaJdt!nt and
The President aftd -daughte,, Trk:ia, news this week. listened at length to'Dt. Heiuy·A.)Ciaa..
voted by absentee ballot Monday af. The President is putUng it there along inger, adviser en natklnlll security.
temoon. wlth ne:w emphuis ·on political or • President NixOn had e1rUer 1*en
They . signed affidaylls U}at they ex· negotiated .settlement of the,. Indochina scheduled to hold hil live televtsiOa Jn-
pected lo be out of the votlag area, war. Highlights include: tervJew in San Clemente but it was
acc<>n:ling to Couaty Clerk Williain St -Scheduled live television interview· moved to a Loa Angeles ltud&o -to cut
John, who took the ba11ots persOnally <>l the President for one hour Wedne9day down the chance of technical ;d.lfflculUes
to San Clemente 1&o let in under the begirming at.7 p.m. (PDT) on aU aspect.I During the Prelident's April llJ ~
5 p.m. M<>nday absentee deadline. o( foreign polk:y, particularly Southeast on Vietnam from San ' <nemente, one
St John said he ·was asked for 'the Asia. of the portable televiaton units broad-
absentee ballots by Dwight Chapin, -Release today <>C the .fresidenl"s casting the lddrea: caucM fire, forCtug
Presidential aide. NN-smen had· been J+page report to the American people a quick switch to 1' Nckup 1.111t.
asking Press Secretary Ron Ziegler in m accompllahments in Ind American The PJ'e8ident ls expected io fly to
recent days whether the 'President would ~'ithdra~al lrom ea~ and \the U.S. Loa Angeles Wednetday aftermxl or
vote. and Vietnamese· positions. ~lbly· earlier lor the Wedni.aiy Jn.
Ziegler told newsmen Monday evening lerview; The network uew..... ate
•t Laguna's Suri and Sand Hotel that Howard K. Srnitlr-ol ABC, Eric lnao:eld
the President hid voted by 1-tee CA.N YOU STILL o!CBSud~ohnClullcello<GlllBC.
betlot "collcci.d before l.'Ollling. out . Pre.ss .liecretary ·Ralllld ~ lald
here.'.'.----USE-C LLl:'.1'1 •. n · •R? Mi>nday eveiiln1 that Ille ·p,_ ----1 LIL&H·.,-LI . -prefers-uie-fllve-'-and-;pe-.i-'Jh.
Zieglet was ••Ired If California law 4 teltyi!ion ·-as oppoee11 W· taped r-y
permitted and able-bodied person to !Ole Spring housecleanmc came a Uttle late -annrertna. questiam • tbey came. able~ when,;he 11 la the diJtr1ct. ... at ffie DAILY Pllm.., u;11 )'tar. But , ZJegler qid the~ Pr~ Ud lf9'1I
Sm1hng, the Presa: Sec.~etary saw/.,. •!Jn it-produced a .bonanza for <t\i'el'!Qfle' w:llo .1,peclfk ordel'S' tbat, ~·· ~ •wn not
this case it does. · · He sakt the sUll can UR a. wall · calendar wipi. big to lilt m. adv'°"' Wilb the Jhree TV
President had Anlkipat,.r' \><in( ~t o( •;~· a6cf 1pac:e. ·le> Write dallyf new"""l ln'°lved. . ,
the dJstrlCl todaJi , "o l '~" t ......... I 'I1le Pre9de1& mt,& Monday morolnc
. St. John said today the Prelidenl tn The auppfi·of ui.ae .;.1ui ll'tti ... 1en-.,,tlb Secr<lar, .,,, Stale Ras«> 'l>ef«o s1g.n1n~ the affida vit had acted in an-dm is Umil,fJd •• l(d they n available Bosen' ~e for 1 Q!!ATO ,..t!nc
tlc1pat1on of what he lhou1ht his schedute on 1 first-come · Ont-served 'bub free In ManUa, ~erencs Jn Sai&on and
\\"OUld. bf!. l_fe .said .the leCUoR of Jaw <>f charge to ~ who wa ti to call then more meetinp In Japan ..i Lon-
<'O\'etlng this 1s "liberally construed" for them In petSon"lril any nAti.Y PILOT ®'J. .
and said the President was protecting office. Get )'Ourl today. We don 1t want Mr. Ntzun also conferred wKh Roma.
his voting rights. to .find '">i _,i• the cupboard at 1bei nlaa Fortign Mlnilter Cornellu Manacu
The special etecUon lo fill the ,_. end .,, the year. , on poss\billlleo ol reduclJon of Soviet
(llet VOTING, Pop II .. llld Am I t •altlilalJ-la ~ .,
• '.
fTbe .... .,-~~·a·· pnlCl'arn WU autllrbed lir• flf4'
..,., -.,,. dtJ ... _ "'*·
the opeclllc ea._ -~·d<i
-.,, Ill blab -,,, ........ , fires. .
Opponenls GI the .....,..,,. ""' cbarf"
ed U Is "hlruanleat" ....,,,,...to "drive
Cft'laln in-ntly unJldl.iiilar mlnorlty ~Pl from the cornmunJty. '' 'lbe area
in question b heavtly populaled by "hip; ..J:'.' l)1>el livln( In older, -t -.
Under the lnspectlon .......... ·,._
will spot buildlnr code vtOi.ti;ii'
especlally wlill rel-to .uwy .od ~ requlremenls, ad --corrections.
If the iurvey lhould -bllah -•1y
"deficient" ~-~ -·~-·---llUl&aj;ng ..__._., the city
could apply for federal Urban R<aewll
fundJ to help '-'Pll'ade Jt.
· 1n a Jetter lo the city council ac-
companying the petltlon, artlsl Wine
a resident of Vidory Wal~ points oui
that ''the various ways ol We of u....
people w:lthln this area are 1ymboliC'
GI a tJusuncl upect GI the .....Ull
creative character of Lapna Beach"
and says that dilpenaJ GI the population
GI the Ul!ique neigilboiliiod" would be
a "tragic km to the city."
Wina: mUltalns further that tbe city
bulldlng department bas been "un-
eooperatJve in makln1 lt poatble for
resident.I to make many' imprevementa"
despite their recetll attempt to clean
up and beaulily the neigh-by
hauling IWIY tmh, planUns pnleas
and palotlnr and ~ dwelllnp
WJnc'a letter furtha-cbarfl'll that ;'the
city up to -bas not -ltaelf
With providing lmptoved rOlds, -licfltl or aulllcient -cleantng u
well as other services, lncludiq cleanlq
the hlllalde ol lnflmnmable brulb. •
The owners, he 'sa.YI, ·"are recelvlJ!I
a small pttcentlge of city ..me.. 'tn
relation to the•t.ixes they P.llY on tbelr
propertlea" and . describeo thll al-a.s a:mttnu1ng OcUlcriminaUon. 11
• He ·malnlalna that aillfDI ..... ,.,.
(loe llOUllNG, ...... 11 ·"
First Saddleback
COmmeliceme'nt . .
Slated Tomght.
... i:·
,
Oru1e
............
TOI' the clouds roll by, about II
a.m., it '11 be cloudrviUe on the Or-
.,.. c.at, Then look for hrilbt
..-and tomperatum In tho
ceotnl ..-.,... __ ---
INSIDE TODAY
Nev>. JusUce Harr,i Blackm.,,.
qatte obvioualt1 will pla11 a bJ
'role In ntxt /all'a dldtiom o/
tht Suprtmt Court; ht'U brrot
th< "4 <Yaitiock, Pao•· I • -' ' -M
C"9dl .. V. • --M ·-.,.., --• -• _._ • ·--• ........... .. ~-'-' --, .. ,, ••;lfrill ..... • --.." . ....,, . ..._, 1•11 ,_ • ,,_ , .. ,, ....... " -" -• -·-.. . _.._ ••• -• --..
>
"! OAllY PJLOl SC l'ur$6Q', JuQi 30, 1971 •
u1•aa Cot1aril He$ei
Gar~ge : Protest
Set Wednesday
Parkln( probl>ml generated by ~ buoy
Laguna BMch 1en1e art due for a
formal protest Wednesday night In
the 'form of a petiUon to. the city council
signed by i5 Cypress Drive and Jasmine
Street property owners.
'!'be pet1tta.., complaln U..t 'they,
the~ 1..-, frttndaj Ind bulllless
patrons are be.Inf( depH.ved of parkinlt'
spl.ce on the two streell because of
&'I overflow of vtbicles from Ack's Coast
Garage, 412 N. Coast Highway, park~
on the strftls awaiting repair or 'pick-up
by tbtir ow;ners.
Becau'8 the busy garage don nol
have enough storage space on !ta lot,
the pet!tlonen Jtate. adjacent streets
are uaed for par kin& a 1 s or t e d
autcnioblles, vans. bUses and trucks and
"'shuffitd" througtxiut ~ day ·to avoid
overtime pai'ktng penalUes.
BWnin1 the problem on "auccen of
a bustneu which has ·Jong_ ago outirown
its premises," the property owners teek ·
re lief from the city.
A Pi.Jblic hearing ~s 'off the Wed-
""'sdav t"Ouncll agenda, with Paul C.
Newell appealing· planntna: commillion
dmilt of hia request to rtlain a pole
iip at 411 N. Co.at HJghway. Newell
TI}aintains the sign is only 2 inchel
b\side.the 10.foot m.lnimum locaUon from •
' a building set forth in the algn ordinanet,
whiJe..the city planning staff, uatng dif-
ferent measuring standards. places th•
pole 2 feet 8 inches ,too close to the
building. .
In other business Wednesday, the coun...
·en wW:
-8-Jve an •Pllf.i.,l ol the propo,..i
Anita Street rtltroom property to enable
the. city ... proceed with acquialUon or
abandon the project.
-Consider a request for a stop sign
on Broadway and the hillside extension
of Beach Street.
-Approve a street light installation
on MysUc Way.
-Approve Installation of 1treet lighta
as prop:ised by the Edi90n Company .
in the alley between Park Avenue and
Legion St.r~
·-Clonsidet an ordinance revising coun-
cil procedure to pennit action on all
it.ema included in a "consent calendar''
with a single motion. unless a councilman
er member of the public requeat.I
diacuulon of an individual item.
~-Aet~ cm a "&lilsent calendar'' In-
cluding acknowledgement of rour com~
munications, referral of two letters, ap.
proval of two charity 10licitation permits
and one alooholic beverage transfer and
adopdQn of four resolutions on routine
matter!.
F'"°"* Page 1
TEXT OF NIXON REPORT •••
DAILY PILOT
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A .second raid In two daya at ~
same residence in Dana Point b;'
narcotics agents from San Clemente and
the Orange County sherif!'s office has
netted another alleged quantity of
dangerous drugs and nine arrests,
authorities claimed today.
San Clemente detectives said they con-
ducted an lnvestiptlon at the houte
at 24681° Cordoba in Dana P o I n t list
Friday night and seized a quantity ol
what they allege in organic mescaline.
Four young men and five junveniles
were among those arrested in the raid.
Arrestees included Michael Alan Jones,
J3 ; Dennis Robert Gallagher, 18; Gary
Lee Sanada, 18, and W.Jchael Philip
~fulvey, 18. All gave the Cordoba ad·
.. dress. . .
Officers said that four female juveniles
and one boy also were arrested in the
raid.
On the night before, 11 persons, In·
eluding_ one ·juvenile, were ..arrested it
the same residence. Officers claim they
seized in that raid Pl,000 worth ol
I.SD, marijuana and i n j e c t I o n
paraphernalia. . T
Officers said the juveniles in the Fri-
day night raid would be ch&rpd early
this week after petiUons are made to
Juvenile Court.
MulYey wouki be charged with sale
of dangerous drugs.
Sanada allegedly possessed about a
lid of mi.Tijuana. He faces charges of
possession.
The amount of r asserted organic
mescaline, 1 halluctnog\miC drug, which
aients assertedly bought was 1bout
three.quarters .of a .pound.
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a ditch by the Santa Ana Freeway
between Culver Drive and Jeffery Road
in the Tustin area.
Detectives said that the death of Mrs.
Brown apparently occurred aft.er . the
woman 's car stalled in the Sand Myon
area and the murderer or murderers
stopped, os tensibly to help her.
A 1'\0MENT OF PJ1ACE AND FRIENDSHIP IN LAGUNA
Mrs. Whitfield of Pas.den• •nd Friend at Heisler Park
The Wl·man then was taken to a nearby
orange gove near the old city of Irvine
where she was repeatedly stabbed and
mutilated.
Lagunans to Map Plans
From there, investigators said, the
remains and some of Mrs. Brow.i's ef·
fects were taken to a rocky j:anyon
near El Cariso Village along Ortega
HJghway and buried beneath a thin cover
(If dirt and btush. Two weeks later
a hiker round the body.
For New Wint~r Festival Mrs. Brown's car, which hid possibly
run out ol gas, was later driven oorth
to Santa Cruz, then dumped and burned
along a lonely dirt road leading to Los
Gatos. Getting • head start on the 1171 Winter
Festival, 40 Laguna Beach community
leaders met Jut week to set the datea
and dllcuss adfance publicity for the
winter event.
The eighth &MUal Winter Festival,
It WU decided, will be expanded to
a 17 day run, from Feb. It throop
Mafdi 7, and Will include more than
SO events .
Mn. Eloise Fulmer, who founded · the
Winter FadvaJ, and •lhe!pecf•·gulde ita1
develoPhient over the ·first five years,
WIS 11amed coordinltor for. I~.
It ~ ll!)l<d l!!ft ' ~h. ·~1·' nouncfbg'lbe-ai\es 16C! c:;on~111 6 gener~
Winter FestJval information ahould be
printed immediately far diatribution to
Four Auto Crash
Victims Remain
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Hospitalized
Four v!Ctims of two serious traffic
accidents in the Laguna Beach area
are still under care at South Coast
Memorial Hospital.
Only one of lhe four is listed as
satisfactory: two others under intensive
care, and lhe fourth person is listed
as critical. a hospital official reported
this morning.
A young Laguna Be11ch couple u•ere
seriously injured last Frida y afternoon
when their van collided with a slow
moving vehicle in Laguna Canyon. Listed
in "very serious" condition is ~frs. Susan
Shupe, 21. 1461 Catalina St. with a skull
fracture. fracture clavicle and an arm
injury.
Her 26 year old husband Riley Is
listed satisfactory. with a pelvic injury.
, Nonie Roripaugh, 27, 444 Jasmine St.,
Lacuna Beach still remains in critical
Condttlo'n .at the hospital, with severe
bei..d injuries,· following an accident last
week . wben hl.s mo~rcycle collided
broadslitt with. a c.ar. driven by Janice
Roam, SZJJ1 s. c~,e: ·Highway, South Lapu.·· ,·· ...
The tz yeaf old Miu Roleii h reported
to 'be' "sllghtlj. Jmpro~ei:I· ... ~ still re-in~ns tu the lnte~iv~ ·.care. unit, with
j broken jaw,,~ il'ljuriq and facial
laceriµons. ·
national maguines for Inclusion in their
cl.lendars of events and to remind sum·
mer visitors to think about returning
to Laguna In wlnten.
A date also has been set for the
1171 Patriot! Day Parade, which ha.s
become a highlight of the Winter 1
Fistlviit, but would fall outside ~
festival dates lf htld on the neW Feb.
15 ~~!pr ob"" Ing Wullin~·· birth·
day.
Orfglftally presented Is a Washington's
birtbdaf event, the parade will' be held
this year·on Saturday, Feb. 20, to coin-
cide with the opening weekend of the
Winter Festival.
A federal statute creating five official
three-day weekends for observance of
national holidays goea Into ·effect in 1971
and will move the Washington's birthday
~lebration from Feb, 22 to the third
Monday in February, this-year-Feb~
15.
Other holldays affe~ by the statute
will be Memorial Day, to be celebrated
en the last Monday In May. Columbus
Day, the second Monday in October
and Veterans Day, the fourth ~1onday
in November. Labor Day ~·ill conti nue
to be celebrated on the first Monday
in September.
1'frs. Fred Ross cf the Patience Wright
Chapter, Daugllters of th e American
Revol ution. which co-sponsors t h e
Palriot's Day Parade with the Exchange
Club. said "it u•as decided to keep the
parade as part of the Winter Festival
regardless -0f the new holiday daes.
and to des ignate it as honori n~ American
History Month. u•hich includes both
Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays.
Investigators recovered the charred
station wagon Sunday night.
The scene ()( the murder zld the
abandoned car were reportedly described
to sherilf's investigators during a
weekend interrogation of Hurd after his
arrest.
'nle probe, both by sheriff's men and
Santa Ana detectives includa 10me
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' In $800 Heist
Laguna Beach police are seeking two
men belieV«I to have robbed a South
Lagunan cf $a'.IO when he attempted
to'buy h.shiab frcin them. ·
The victim, a 2f.year-old man, told
_police -he met_ the men Jn the area
of the Taco Bell shortly after Z p.m.
Monday ind thef offered to drive h.im
tO the h-Ome of a 1'frlend" who could
.sell a substantial amount of the drug.
They drove him to the 500 block of
Dunnegan Place, point'!d cut a house
where the· "friend " lived and asked for
his cash, the victim related. He handed
ever $800, according to police, but as
he opened the car door to go to the
house, the men shoved him onto the
sidewalk and drove off.
A police car was sent to pick up
the robbery victim, who ca lled for help
from .a nearby residence, but no trace
of the car v.·as found in tM neighborhood,
Police said no charges will be filed
against the victim .
WHITE SALE!
It's a little late in the year for a WHITE sale, but
this one is quite unique.
We bought a few thousand yards of assorted
custom carpets from America's leading custom mill.
i\·lany of the various carpets included
package are beautiful shades of \VHITE !
In this
If you would like WHITE carpel (or any carpet)
for anywhere ·in your home, look at these values:
circles of youths known to use dru1s ,
said SaYJta Ana Police Detective Lt.
Harrel Davis.
But initial reports o! a cult-slyte series
of slayings have been discounted.
Lt. Di.Vis said the group either involved
with or knowing about the slayings were
typical .of the many social groups using
stimulant and depressant pills and who
have "all been kicked out cf their homes
by their parents and living in a pretty
loose environment."
"I always believe a cult to be
something bound t o g et h e r by
semireligious philosophy. There certainly
isn't any of that in this case ," he said.
The drug-oriented group implicated tn·
the killings is a loos!ly-knit group of_.
friend s, mostly itinerant, with no
permanent address.
The investigation, h0:wever, has still
yielded a blank for detectives in San
Clemente, who still are without a solid
suspect in the stabbing murder of Mrs.
Connie Lynn Johnson, 20, who was found
murdered last June 17 in a small
beachside, apartment which Me shared
with her Marine husband.
San Clemente Detective Sgt. Robert
Mason said that definite links are still
~ badly lacking.
"From our determinati0a1, it seems
that our murder case here is noticeably.
different from those other two," he said
today. ''The killings of Mrs. Brown and
Carlin involved vicU~s who ae~ally:
were Out in the open, Mrs. John.son
was killed in her apartment where aha•
was found ." '
The eight-weeks-pregnant housewire·
was killed by heavy blow to the face
with a bar stool and repeated stabbllnas·
in the chest, neck and abdomen.
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HOUSING •.. •,
suffi cient to permit condemnations of
properties constituting a real fire er
health hazard and thal the propoeed
inspection is unnecessary because ex·
isling zoning precludes further residential
development. The al'!a, says Win11, wa1
rezoned for industrial use, without proper
notification of property owners, who at-
tempted . unsuccessfully to protest tht,
new zonrng.
Noting that "the neighborhood is no•
In the best condition it has been in
in many years," the artist suggests that1 "until another building boom occurs, ex-
isting dwellings should be utilized as ,
they are, provided that the occupants
are satisfied with the housing cond!UoD1
under which they live." ·
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pita Stile Seo. John G. ·~hmltz,. ·"'-
avowed Bircher, ag.ainsl Democrat David
Hartman, a college teacher from Santa
An.I.' Schmitz Is expected to sweep ever
Hlrtmln In the predominlnttly R<publ~
can and heavily conaerTaUve dlstrk:t: ·
The President PoSed for campaign plc.
turn with SchmUz earlier thla month
at the White House ln Wasl'llngtOTI, as
he did with other itepubllean coo.
greulonal candidates.
Mr. Nixon haa In the put condemned
lhe John Birch Soctc:y. lts leader Robe.rt
Welch once aald he coru idercd the late
Pre,ident Dwight D. Elttnhower . a
"dedicated, conscious aacnt of the com·
mun.1st cons:plracy," Mr. Nixon was vice
president under Eisenbower.
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Z6e;gler responded, "1 did not ask him
• . • I would not, the balkll box is a
private place."
·However the President voted, It seem-
ed in the cards that his neighbol'I would
give SchmlU: a big edge today. Mr.
Nixon Is in the Concordia School precinct.
Voters there In the June 2 primary
g:ive Schmitz 245 votes of thf' U5 cast.
His four Republican opponents only roUtd
up 138 votes jolnlly and the two
D~moerats spilt another 30 votta, receJv.
ln1 15 each.
St John 111ld Mrs. Nixon, whq wa!
to re:urn frcm Pent U1is evening. had
vo:ed Friday by absentee ballot picked
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Lll\fA, Peru -Th!!. first ladles of
the United States and Peru flew fi1onday
by car~o plane ancl hcliCcpter in~'l a
remote Andes valley to comfort survivors
of the 1t1ay 31 quake tha~ lefl 50,000
persons dead. ,
?olrll. ru,.11ard l\f. Nixon and Mr.!!.
Consuelo Velasco made the one-hour
f'l"hl to Huaynls Vallev in JJ lumberli,g
U.S. Air Force Ci30. A doctor and ox~:gen
-ma~i:s were aboa rd as the four-e:'lg!'1ed
, craft ne,v into the valley 10,000 feet
abti''' S"a lcYel. · · ·
· The big air freighter lhat ca~ied the
first ladies on their dramatic 01~ht nv~r
the black ran~e of the Andes left Lima
Aimort at 9:45 a.11'1. POT.
"It's just becr:i glorious." ~lrs. Nixo n
said of her ,,i~l' ,,.h!" she entereci the
plane: She told-the crew members "I'm
mighty proud of all of you ." The crew
has been workinr, for se\'eral ,~·eeks
flvlll~ mercy mlFr icns inot the :ilricken
are1.
1'1rs. Nixon and ?i-frs. Velasco !le\•
-In -the cockpit of tile plane. scated~on
dirin-; c"airs. Thrv \\'el'" str~TJ!led into
ere\\' ~ats on takeoff. The plane also
ca:-rled three s•ewr.rrlesses fro1n . the
government~)\vned airline. Tttt° presidents' \\'Ives 1hen bearded
11 \Vhlte Hcuse helicoTJlf"r, flown to Peru
from Florida. to visit the tov.'ns of
YU!'lf!l'3V and Ha Huarez -bolh des!rn,•ed
In the tarthauake and mas~ve mudslides
th11t follo\ved. 1
~trs. Nixon .,..·ore the pale blue "·oolen
suit and black, high-hee'ed shoes she
hsd ,,·orn :\tonday mcrning at a Roman
C?t~:-lir, ~ht'i9 Jn l}ma's high-vaulted
colonial cathedral. ?i-frs. Velasco wore
a tweed :i:uit hut lor;·-heelect shoes. for
the trek through field hospitals and tern·
port1ry settlemenlF.
?ilrs. Nixon. arrlved In Lima Sunday
on a t\\'O.<fa.v m<>rry mf~'iion \\'ith two
plane loads of relief supplies and ~30,000
riven by prl\'ale citizens in the United
States.
\Vhlle Mrs. Nixon's flight to Peru from
Los Angeles was mainly to express U.S.
sorrow for the tra11edy, it als'J could
r;erve to improve U.S.-Peruvian relations.
The t\\'O co•1nlr1r 'I ha\•e bc~n at oCds
since Peru's military government ex-
pro9riatc1! Infcrn1t'·n<Jl, Pr tr o I e u n1
Corp:iration, a U.S. c1l company, 18
mo~lhs ago. ordered U.S. n1ilitary at-
taches out of the countr,.v and harassed
U.S. rishin'! boats off Peru 's coa~t.
The strained relations were nol ap-
parent v.·hen Mrs. Nixon flew into Litna 's
international airport. hits. Velasco em-
braced and kissed her and 3.000 Pe:-u·
vians shouted approval.
Monday mornin" more than 2.000
persons watched ,;iJentl~1 a., the ~wo fir.~t
Jadles arrived at the cathedral first bu1lt
in 1 5~ bv the Spanish (.'Oncyu iiitador.
Francisco Pizarro.
A-mv banrls and a n1ilillll)' honor
guard .tilled the plaza and foreign am-
bassad1Jrs and other di"·1i:aries filed into
the cathedral for a solemn mass coin·
mernoratlng the marlyrd01:n of Sl. Peter.
Mrs. Nixon and hfrs. Velasco~arrived
In a black Cadlllac li mousire from th e
residence of Ambassador Taylor Gar-.
rison Belchrr ::ind pas.<:e:f throuRh a blul"
and white .unifonned navy honor guard
to entet the orn11tr. massive cathedral.
Peruvian President Juan Velasco
A1va:-artn arid 11 c11binet members alfo
attended the mass. arriving a few
moments after th" firtt ladies. VeJa .. r:n
did not speak to ~lrs. Nixon but nodded
to her as hr took hi~ seat b~hind her.
The cathedral v.•as dark and quiet.
\Vh:!n ~lrs. Nixon lert the cathedral
1 sim~ly dressed girl about IS slipped
lhro11r'i th(' ~"reen or 1!Uards and ran
up to he(, holding 1 letter in her hand,
tryin~ to give it lo her. But l\1rg, Nixon
didn 't sec her and \\'alked on by. and
the $lirl stood dejected.
But othe rs got through the pollce lines
arid one Indian woman ran up to l\frs.
Nixon. embraced her and kis~ed her
on both cheeks.
Mrs. Nixon obviously was moved by
the demonstration of affection.
A military band played a Peruvian
Hymn when the first ladies left the
church, followed by President Velasco
and his cabinet.
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HELP WANTED -tn explaining lib~ral lzalion of the Laguna Beac~
sign ordinance, planning co1nmissioner C:ar l Jo!1nson used the block
letters ''HELP" to shO\V ho~· a sign \vould look un~er pr~scnt controls
(topl and how it could ~prcad out under ne\v .meAsutinc.nt formula
(center) . .Sign designed at bottom was used to show a sign that at
present \vould be considered 206 square feet but. under ~he new
method would only !Jc considered 75 square feet. Size permitted e-
lates tO amount of buildin~ frontage.
Begga1·s 111lr1i Choosers:
Laguw1 Kids Capitalists
By .. ~JtS.:nF:JtTCK ~HOE~TEHL
Of 111t Dl llJ ,Ila! Stiff
A unique arl gallery and workshop for
many aspiring ypung artists in La guna
Beach v.•ill officially ope n \Vednesda)'.
ll's called the Beggars Guilde and is
bound to please e\'eryone as prices st:irt
at JO cents for candles and go all lhe \.,.ny
to $i5 for S'lmc paintings.
The Guilde is a differenl type or place.
for most people. It's designrd rnr 11rlisls
in the junior and senior high school age
bracket lind nol only gives th':!m ~ pince
to crt.ale. but a no.commission mork rt
to sell· their works. For those over 20
years old, the Guilde does levy a 20 per·
cent commisc;ion.
For thi past l\.,.O wt>eks, the Guildr h11~
~en offerin!? n1orni.ng art ciasse~ fo
children in the five to eight age $frnup.
The bus·n~ss lirense l!oes into effect
Jtilv I, and that's v.•he n the you1hf11 I
wafe,q e:o up for sale.
The Gullde. locate ;it 124:1 Pa cific C.oa'lt
High"'ay, opposite the Potter.'' Shack.
plans to remain open rvery dav c:cr':!Dt
~fonday and Tuesda)'. uptil Sc-pl. 6. Cnn·
tinuous \\'orkshops will be hc!ld in paint-
By Phil lnterlandi
ing. drawing. sewing, and photography.
July 9 will be a ti e dye festival, fol-
lo\\·ed by mobile making July 16. Days
v.•ilh · .,...ood and fabric \\'ill be held. July
23 and 2•1. The ancient art of
petting will be co,·ered the last t\\'O da~s
()f next month, Ju'y 30 and 31. A cour~ 1n
11•ea\'in<? is planned for Aug. 13 and 14.
Running every Thursdav for those si x
to 18 1\·ho are interested in dramatics is
a creative theater v.·orkshop. Various
11cti\'iUes include pantomime. improvisa·
tlons, voice and sJ)eecll lessons, and
training in self-confidence while on stage.
The! dramatic worshop is bein~ con-
ducted by Gwen Yarnell, whn directed
"Cactus Flower" at the Lav,un11 Moulton.
Plavhouse last December. The cl;iss runs
Pvcfy Thursday from JO a.m. to noon and
5 tn 6:30 p.m.
The Guild" "'as started. reports soon.
tor Audrev Rocln\•e11. as "2 n allernaHvP
lo the usual dull ;ind non-constructh·e
s11n1mer job.c;," so th rt Laguna student,
f',in r1:1rn money in a more cre ative
TT'll"lner.
l\1ri:. Rof'k1\·ell said thal lhe Beeeat1
r.uilde ls onlv a sumn1cr project and that
ils conlinuariee will h'nge on community
aCTeptance this vcar. ·
Interested student~. "·hn would llke In
"·r:rk v.•ith the Guilde nr have items fnr
sa \rtlre asked to c<1ntacl Mrs. Rockwell.
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2 Executive
Orders Issued
President Nixon issued tv.·o executi\'e
order empowering Transportation Secre-
\\1hite Jfouse. one concerning an Interna.
tional Aeronautical Expos ition and a fh·e-
year appointmenl to the Atomic Energy
Commission.
Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg. former "Chancel·
\or of the UnJversity of California at Ber·
keley, was nominated by Nixon to aMther
five-year term as chaimla'n of the Atomic
Energy Commission. Seaborg hu served
on the commisslQn since. 1981.
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jcblnp in' the fannu1a kif *'PUtillg ment method could permit 1 sign five The chaJlge, says Demetrildea, "would
the me ot ltcns Wt1' be Up tar flMI-. .. s~ the alze permitted under the old be defeating Ute viry tmeat ~ the lip
City O>uncll ~ Wedne8day· ~ formula. law." Civic 1ellg\le repre1entaUvu wlU
\\'Ith it 1 two-pqe let~r of protest Noting thal there have been other likely be Oil hand to mUe a presentation I the L Be ~ Cl le Le•~~ sign ordinance tnodiflcalions, 1'1ayor al the Wednesday session. rom aguna a"'u v -e-w• Another Jett-i.'the .......... 11 'froin La ' tbn -~ by a 4 Richard Goldberg maintained t h ii t .... ... ...... .... guna counc en "6'~ n.".bert \\'est, 1·-c-al Drl••. states, t I :r.:I I th I I t I. t amend businessmen would not intentionally <lo 1w """' .... o a e r aa mee ing o "One of' the reasons ·for my ""·-ha11 ... the --~1n11-•·s~•· op-·•Uon anything lo lnJ·ure: their busin ess or con1-,,...... u,. •·· ""u . ...,.. v.: t"_, ~ a home here in LagUna wu that tht ·, from Councilman Roy Holm who , Im· munity. . city wa11 workinl toward --a controll Pi~ -·--11--n lo reconsider what A. E. "Pal" \Vorthinuton note:! that ....,... ,,..._ """""'"""~ " on sli'.ns so that the ana would ID& he. termed a "very Rrtoua mistake." most buslnesSes have confor111ed to the look like another Garden Grove. ,W•.
The former ITTelhocl of measuring sign ordinance and are in effect on equal nc.:d to continue v.ilh our .present alp.
area wu called for Illustration : '"The footing in the sign category. He called ordinance.
1 tight str• .. method." the formula change capricious.
... · • "I also agree ~·ith Councilman Roy It referred lo measurement of a signs Jn a leUer to the council, the Civic Holm that it Is not fair to the people
surface by. ~I a hypothetical string League states the Secor method would \rho have already changed lhelr sip . (or rubber lianll) around the perimeter~ permit signs to increa~ five or six
In the new methOd oal1-the surface times the area presently permitted. to meet the requirement of the law."
ol tbe letten or.1ymbols are measured, -·1l notes lhat th' planning cominission \Villiam Lambourne, chairman of the
the space between them Is Pmltted. . (unanimously I reoommended nl<Klirica· planning commlssion and fonntr vice
SRC•klng agaln1t ,the more bberal lions to Secor's wording thal would have mayor, said the ci;mml.Won felt a UUI•
meuurement formula, AJldj Wina, artist linlitcd the scope of increase In slgn more liberal aUowance wu all right. He
designer, said a clever design~ could size 10 ll3 l>crcent. . said that · Comrnlssloner Johnion waa
manlpul8te: the design. He me:11iofled The.Civic League letter from President trying to make sure the city had 1Uf· ... "pick •·tiers ~-feel high. s 1 1 · 1 1 fieicnt control by settlng a perctn~a• ~· ~ Anthon, Dcn1etr 8( es regis el's a s ronu The ch!nge 1wu nimended by sign protest to the change. It sllte:s that limliaUon on size.
maker Earl ~eco , Wh.o had fought for. reprcsenla,tlves of busi ness, residents and "Some llberaliza!lon prODably &ho~
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-the chance both'"t:Otrect. and equitable!!-changes -1n-u\C slgn-la\v during ap-~-gaid. bambourne, '-'btit-J-Jus:t llope thll
Planning Conimiaslooer Carl Johnson, proximately hvo yc3rs thal it took to \l'Oll ~ encourage . the creation of any
ho\\'tver, likened the change to leaving create th:! ordinance. really. groteEque,;1gns ... we 'll Jutl have
a loophole in the sl,n ordinance a:introl It states that the proJ)O-'!cd ehange to wait and see.
"as big as the Grand Canyon." ·would constitu te "a great injustice to Lambourne said, '"·the original w.ordinc .
He maintained that the Secor measure· that partion ol' the business conununily resulted in too much sa1neneu. We .,..
Surfing Contest
Entries Opening
Entry forms for Laguna's l&tll Annu3l
Surfmg Toumamen~. to be held Satur<illy",
July 11 , at Brooks Street Beach. now
are available 1it the city Recreation
Department. 175 N. Coast Highway.
The tournament Is open to· 4guna
Beach , surfers only and events t.iclude
men's and women's surfing, body surfi ng,
baard racing aild skid bearding.· l·
Jntlividual trophys will be a"1arded to
firs,, secon:1 and thlrd place "ir.:~ers
in e:ich e\'ent.
Entry lee is $1 for each event and
deadline for entries Is 5 p.m. Thursday. July 9.
' l~arolll \Vil~ou Prove:;
He-Can·Still Win One .
LONDON (AP) -Ex-Prtme Minister
llarald \V1lson, whole Laborites were
dcrealed In the June 11 election. has
been re-elele!d leader of the party.
WJJ.son, uqoppoltd al the meetlni·Mon-
day, promlied • lllJJ inquiry Into the
reasons wtiy the party, which was heavily
favored to win, wu ousted from control
cf the government by the Conservatives.
which has already conrormed with the a community of independent thinkers
more exacting requirc111ents of the ex-and a liUle var~ty is 1ood, wlUda
isling la,v." reason."
Sch11-iitz 55till Undecided
About .Voting for Budget .
John G. Sl~nnUz, the.· conservati ve
r.r:publi:!!ln favored In a specia l con·
grr3:ciOnal election today, hasn't dc<;ided
\•:!:ether lo ''ole tor his fi rst state budget
in ~Ix yrnrs as a le:i;'slrlcr.
"I'm the slo.,..,est hud,l!:et \'Ole r In the
\'lest." gr!11ned the Tu~tin t..'OnSCr\'tllirc.
\'.'hi) ne\rr hr.s \'Oted tor finnl passage
or a st:;te b11drct.
"fl.; f::; "· 1:1io; buC:;rt I~ r~n~;.;~r: '.
T just ha1·rn 't m;'l•:c up my mind rct."
he ~aitl or the Senate·Assembly mm·
mittce's a:in1pro1nisc vcr"Slon of the SG,59
billion b11dget. n1ore than $100 million
grerter than lhc one Governor Rea1an
unvt>llerf in Febn1ary.
"If ifs something I can \'Ole for.,
I pltin to conic back and vote for It.
If It's ~omethlng I can't vote for.· it '
won't do them much good lo bring •
me bnck and try lo t111ist my arm, ..
he explained.
Senate President pro tempore Jeck
Schrade ( R.San Diego) 'served notice
~1ondDy. holvever, that "every one of
the -iO stnators is expected to be here
and if they're not here they'll be sent
for"
Schmitz does not feel his departure
h"Orn the legislature wil l I m p a I r
n~;:11bllcan ·COrtlro\ of the Senate. In spite or thC fa('t his election would me511
the GOP \\·ould lm:e 11.s teehnlcal majority
of 21-19 over Democrats.
''I don't .th.ink that .my leavln, ts
ns crucial as it . \fOUld be if IL were
the Assembly," s:1Jd SchnUU. ••nw
Se-•1:Jte ls not a partl!ia'n a house."
Schmitz elec'Uon today, how e v tr,
txhnJc4lly \\'OIJl.d lllUrt thlt 'the
Republicans. though malftlainfnl a cwie-
,·ot' etlge. of pi:n\-er in each house, would
lack majorities necessary for the puaae
of the ~lmplest bills.
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~NGTON (UPI) -A •lm!W)Y
dl Seoate 'vited.'Wllalively todiy
to pe I tJje Uolfed Stat.o to uriderwrit.
salaries ~ allied iro9PI fighting in sup-
pwt of the Cambodian 1ovmiment -
then tentatively reVerltd its decisioa.
On a 47-46 vote, the Senate first voted
approval of the , f(tnUnistration·backed
proposal. Then, on a ~ vote, Se".
stuart Symingtoft . (D-Mo.), reversed
hhnsel£ and the vote came out 47 to
46 against an a.~mpt to bl o•c k
reconsideration or lhe first voLe.
The Senate then proceeded into its
third roll call of the day OI lhe amend-
ment, which, if it became laW, would
sanction American financing fQr So_uth
Vietllamese or Thailald troopt fighting
on behall ol the CambodlaD pvernmeot
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of Col. Lon Nol.
After the aecOld vote wu taken, Vice
President Spiro T. Agnew hurried into
the Senate chamber . to preside -and
to be on hand to break • tie vote
if t1eed be.
Nearly an hour after the roll was
fi rst called . the ultiinal.e outcome still
wall in doubt But the antiwar force.•
a ppeared to ha ve a slight edge -just
enoogh to defeat the-Administration
amendment.
The administration proposal would
soften the impact of the Cooper.Church
amendment, which would prevent ihe
United Stales from ul!dertaking further
large-sacle military operations in Cam·
bod.la wilhout prior congressional con-
sertt,
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scheduled ftlr a final vote after the
Senate disposed of_ the administration
proposal.
Assistant Republican leader Robert P.
Griffin of Michigan olfered the proposal .
ChW"ch and Cooper argued it would aanc·
tion "American wars b~ proxy" and
create mercenary armies in Soutbeut
Asia. ·
Gri ffin argued the amendment waa
needed to preserve the "Ni xon doctrine"
under which the President pled1ed
American military and economic support
for Asian nations "whose survival we
consider vltal to .our security."
Nixoa's Cambodia policies came undtr
heavy attack on the. Senate floor durinJ:
today's debate. ..-
"The United Stales ls still in Cambodia.
make no mi.stake," sad Senate
Democratic leader Mike Mansfield.
He said U.S. planes are fiyblg ''air
support" missions and even· using C!im·
bodian spotters. "I am worried by the
political complicatiol!_S and implications,''
he said. "Politically, it couJd be a Pan·
dora·s·box."
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patrol shot and killed a woman who
was out after curfew MOOday night in
Gaza City, infonned sou rces reported
today. 'Ibey said she was one of a
g-rouir of persons· v.i>o fled when the
patrol approached and ordered the groop
to halt. One man was caught and ar-
rested.
proposals for pea ce in thf Midcl1e East.
He sa id he had "no surprises" to lake
back to !he United Slates.
Sen: Ernest F. Hollings ('D-S.e~>. an·
nounCing he would vote for the Cooper-
Church amendment-,-said~The dffeer --11--
we sink inlo this quagmire, the more
'ftle Israeli military command reported
ihat Israeli planes crossed lhe Suez Canal
~gain Monday ni&1ht and pounded Egyp-
tian-targets on the west bank. All planes
returned safely, spokesmen said.
Israeli spokesman also repo~ed that
guerrillas in ' Jor:dan fired two rocket
salvos today at the lsraedl frontier town
of. Bett Shean. The rockets caused Mme
damage but there were no reports of
casualties, the military. command said.
Yitzhak Rabin , Israel's ambassador to
the Urrited States,. flew back to
Washington after spending the weekend
in Tel Av:iv discussing Ute latest U.S.
CHP Widows
Get $15;519
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -lt was a
quiet luncheon for ,four attractive young
"''omen .
They each received a chec~ for $15,519.
There waa no joy. In f1ct1 the women
wept.
They were the widows fl( the four
California Highway Patrolmen killed irt
a gunbattle near Newhall in April.
The checks were given 1-0 Mrs. Valierie
Gore of Merced,-Mrs. Shirley Alleyn
of Campbell, Mrs. Niola Frago of Mer~
and Mrs. Janet Pence of Fairfield Mon·
day by the-California Association of
Higti~ay Patrolmen. -
The rqoney was sent to the CHP by
citizerui from thrtlughout the state in
the aftenriath of the tragedy.
The widows talked With newsmen brief-
ly. Their words did not come easily.
Mrs. Frago, who had to be escorted
from the room when she broke out
cryiAg, said : "It's hard to explain to
the children where their daddy is."
I9f'ael1s cabinet summoned Rabin to
Tel Aviv for consultations Friday after
Secretary of State William P. Rogers
a.nnotl.llCed tile U.S. peace plan.
Premier Golda . Meir said Monday
Israel would not go along with a tem·
porary Arab-Israeli cease·fire. reportedly
one of the key point& in the U.S. plan.
Mrs. Meir told the Israeli parliament
she wooid not describe the proposal
"because it was presented to us not
for publication." But her speech was
seen as the Israeli government's reacUoo
to the plan.
Mrs. Meir cant!d for "a mutual and
absolute cease-fire" and renewed her
appeal to ttie Arabs for peace talks
"without prior cooditi<>M, w i t ho u t
ultimatums ."
Under lining Israel's determination to
hold Oil to the Arab sector or Jerusalem.
captured in the 1967 war, Israel's district
court in Jerusalem disclosed it will move
oo July 16 to the court rooms used
by the Jordanians before the war.
Last year the national police head·
quarters was-transferred to the Arab
quarter.
V11ion .Indicted
Fo r 'Politics'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The S.alaren
International and eiPJt or its officers
and employes were indictetl today on
charges Stemming from the alleged con-
tribution of $40,000 to the 1968 political
campaigns ol bot.h DemocratS' and
Republicans.
Attorney General John N, Mitchell an·
noonced the 17-count indictment alleging
conspiracy to c o n t T i b u t e $750,000
between 1964 and 1968 and actual viola-
tion of federal law.s prohibiting political
contributions by" corporations and unions.
Mitchell said the indictment was
returned in U.S. District Court in
Brooklyn, N.Y. It was lhe 11th such
case brought by the government since
Ma y ol last year.
Could you keep up those
" " thl t easy mon y paymen s
if your pay stopped?
elusive peace becomes. We are beinC
sucked into defending still alOthet
remote Asian country yet without tbe
will to win." •
Nixon, he said, emphasizes U.S. troop
withdrawals but has sent 560,000 troops
to Vietnam since takiflg"' office. "la it
any wonder that Americans are confused
alld angry?" !fe said.
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Leave Cambodia
SAIGON IUPl)-A handful of Amer-
ican milit¥Y advisers returned to South
Vietnam tbday to complete lhe U.S. troop
withdrawal from Cambodia, military
sources said. South Vietnam pulled out
5,000 of its troops but ktpt 34 ,000 other1
in Cambodia.
All American combat troops had witJ>.
drawn Monday,
The South Vietnamese settled in ror
what appeared to be a long stay by open.
ing an air base 23 miles inside Cambodia.
The bfse is capable of handling cargo
planes supporting the Cambodian gov·
ernment.
Military sources said about two. dozen
American advisers and air controllers
had returned to South Vietnam to end
U.S. participation in a two-month cam-
paign against North Vietnamese and Viet
Cong supply areas in Cambodia. Monday,
the United States withdrew the last 1,700
combat troops .from Cambodia a day
earlie r than President Nlxon's deadline
for the pullout. The United States had
31,000 men in Cambodia at the height ol
the operation.
The South Vietnamese said they hid
pulled out S,000 men from Cambodia's
Fish Hook sector. The Saigon govern-
ment said its troops "had killed 1,149
Communist troops at a cost of IA killed
and 784 wounde«j in the region.
At Neak Luong. Cambodia, a key ferTJ
cro!Sing and highway point on the Me..
kong River 35 miles southeast of Phnom
Penh. the South Vietnamese today opened
an air strip which military sources uid
would be their chief base in Cambodi1.
What would happen to you and your family if
suddenly your regular pay check was cut off
because of a seri ous accident or an illness? You,
like most families, are probably making pay-
ments on your house, your car and other things
that bring you a comfortable and enjoyable
life. Witho ut your regular income could you
continue these payments or would there be a
severe adjustment in your living standards?
P. S, Gordo"
Agency Assoc iate
ORANGE COUNTY
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Manufacturers Lire can't guarantee that yo u'll
always be able to work. Nobody ca n. What we
can guarantee is that if yo u are laid-up with
an illness or an accident you'll still receive a
regular pay check. Month after month. Year
after year .
Call the Man from Manufacturers. He'll be
glad to help you with a plan tailored to yo ur
needs. A plan wit h a guaranlee that the protec·
tion can be renewed to age 65 and which in the
interval cannot be cbangcd_pr cancelled by. the
Company, regardless of what ha ppens to your
health. The cost is reasonable ; and wilh your
family's financial security at stake you just can't
afford to be without it.
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Agency Supervtsor ,
HUNTINGTON IEACI Tet: ~7·S621
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President Nixon, In a 7 ,OOO-word while
paper issued from the Western While
House in San Clemente, today declared
U.S. ope;aiions In Cambodia were major
success that ·enhanced prospects for
peace.
.He also announced the complete
Withdrawal of American troops from
Caqibodia which was virtually an ac-
·.0111pliabed lac\ Monday. .
The President in envisioning better . ' '• '
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hope fOr peace in Southeast Asia , also
told Hanoi that "the time has come
to negotiate."
Mr. Nixon said Hanoi should . seize
the. momait for an hnnorable peace
or face' a Struggle that .could go on
for months or years.
The President made no concessions
and, in fact, emphasized that this country
would increase its military assistance
in terms of money and equipment,,..to
non-communist Southeast Alllan nations.
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But he put his main stress on a
call ror a negotiated settlement.
"Thei:e is riothing to be gail)ed in
\\'ailing," the President said. "There ls
no military solution. " ·
"Sooner or later peace must come.
It can come now through a negotiated
~ settlement that is fair to both sides
and humiliates neither. Or It can come
months or yeln: from now with both
gj~s hlving-.pajd the further price ol
protracteCI struggle.
"We would hope .. that Hanoi would
J)Ol'ldtr seriously IU choice,. consi1ering
both the prorrrlse of an honoratile peace
and cost of continued war."
Nixon said he ex_pected most of the
44,11!1.Soulh Vi-rn.troops· In Carnbodia
would wtthdniw sborlly. But be said
they · Would go into the border· areas
again -without American a<lvisers -
U the Conpnunbfl l!l<mpl lo reestablish
the 'sanctuaries Urtrt~ _._ -Surnmina up the Cambodian picture,
Housi:µg lnspec~~on
County Youth,·
16, Ar"!"ested
In 2 Slayings
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of 1M o.llr f"illl lhltt
A chubby, l&-year--0ld Garden Gr ove
youth was arrested by Santa Ana police
Monday night as a second suspect in
the brutal slayings of an attractive
schoolteacher and a service station
manager.
Arthur C. Hulse, o( 1-1461 Dolan St.,
was admitted to Orange County Juvenile
Hall to await criminal actlon in the
botcher murder of the woman and the
bludgeoning of the man.
The killers of Mrs. Florence Brown,
31 o( El Toro, and Jerrf W. Carlin,
21; slain on duty iii Santa Ana, havt
been sought slnct early June.
Police have 'posted a '2,000 reward
for information leading to conviction or
the killer of Carlin, while a suspected
madman was hunted in the dismem-
berment of J\lrs. Brown.
And police today said th.ey were ~eek
Ing still another suspect 1n the crunes
so tar implicating Hulse and Stephen
C. Huret 20, a drifter from Norco. .
Investigators said the capture 1s ex·
pected soon.
Hurd ¥18S arrested late lask week by
sheriff's deputies in Norco after a foot
chase from hi s car to a nearby barn.
He ls expected to be artaigned in
Santa Ana Municipal Court Wednesday
in both murders. ·
Another alleged drifter picked up late
last Thursday night has been released
and termed "not a suspect" by detectives
in ~!thrr murder.
Timothy David Montag, 21, ~f no kno:vn
addrrss, haS been freed 1n the m-
ves~:zation. h .11, As police in Santa Ana and s er1 s
Investigators grill about a do~en sources
In tile cnscs, their web of physical eviden-
ce is meshinf! in the two brutal killings.
Searches Monday yielded both the h~tchet used to bludgeon the station ~anag~r. Jerry Wayne Carlin, 21, and ~
the military knife used to butche r Mrs.
Brown. A search team working the slopes
along the Garden Grove Freeway ~ear
Glassel! Street round the sev~n-1nch
Kabar dagger allegedly used. 1~ the
vicious dismemberment of the v1ctLm. .
It was found in a bus~ where 1t
had been thrown from a passing car.
That discovery "'as made late Sunday
nii;?ht. On Monday night anoth'r search party
discovered the' bloodstain"1 hatchet along
(See MURDER, Page I)
HELD IN SLAYING ·
Murder Suspect Hurd
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Bast Meets West
President Nixon confers with Cornf:liu Manescu.
foreign minister of Commuqist ijomania. They met
Monday at Westei:n White House 'in San Clemente.
The President"later reported that they talked about
proposals for mutual East-West troop Withdrawals
. ' OAU. Y P,IL9'f ... t'lllM
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in Europe. The two men -also discussed. ,relations
with the Soviet Union and Communist China, items
they hall taken up when Nfxon visited' Bucharest
l?st August. . ' ·
President Votes
In Congressional
Election Today
Nixon Plans Major Talk,
On Policy in Indochina
The choice between a John Birch Socie· ty member and a. relatively unknown By RICHARD P. NALL . -Release to newsmen. for Thursday Of IM IHlllr t'lltt Stiff , Democrat faced President' Nixon as It use of the earlier backgrounQ brienng American foreign policy, particularly did many moderate Republicans in in Southeast Asia, will be much in the in San Clemente of news media ex·
today's 35th District Congressional race. ecuUves who fflet with the-President and
The President and • daughter, Tricia: · news this -week. listened at length to Dr'. Hairy A. Kia.
voted by absentee ballot Moriday · af. · The Pre.sldent is putting it there along iliger, actViser on nalloMi security.
ternoon. • • • · with new emphasfs on poll ti cal or President Nlxon hid' earlier · hten
They signed affidavits that they ex-negoUattd settlement of the Indochina scheduled to hold his live television in-
petted to be out of lhe voting area, war. Highlights include: tervlew in ·San . Clemerite but Jt was
according to Cou.nty Clerk William St -scheduled live television Interview moved to a LOa Angeles studto to cut
John, who took ballots personally of the President for one hour Wednesday down the chance of techplcal difficulties.
to San Clemente to ii:J under the beglmln' at 7 p.m. (PDT) on all aspects Durilig the President's April ·20 IJl8eCh_
5 p.m. Monday absent~ de · of ;foreign policy, particularly Southeast on Vietnam from San Clemente, ooe
St John said he was asked for the As.I of the portable television units br_oad.
absentee ballots by Dwight Chapin, ~Release today o( the Presldent"s casting the address caught fire, forcing
Presidential aide. Newsmen had been 14-page report to the American ·people · a quick switch to a backup unit.
asking Pres.s Secretary Ron Ziegler tn on accomplishments in and American The Presldent ls expected to ny to
recent days whether the President woukl withdrawal from Cambodia and, lhe U.S. Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon or
vote. and Vietn.amese PoSitions. possibly earlier for the Wednesday in· tervlew. The network newsmen are Ziegler told newsmen Monday evening Howard K.' Slnlfh of ABC, Eric Sevareld •
at Laguna 's Surf and Sand Hotel that of CBS and John Chancellor of NBC.
Uie President had voted by absentee CAN YOU STILL Pr<sa Secretary Ronald Ziegler aaJd =~· "collected befcn coming out Monday evening Uaat the PresideM USE CALENDARJ prefers the give and take of. live Ziegler was asked If California law television .:.. as opposed to taped TV
permitted ind able~Jed Person \o vote . . Spring hoQsecleaning came a little late -arnertn1 quesUans 81 they cxme.
ablmtee when he is m the district. at the DAIL y PILOT this year, But 1 Zlegler sa6d the President Jlld given
Smiling, the Press Secretary ..,, "JD •• lt produced a bon8nu for e~ WhO ' spedhe Grden um bit s?ff , ... not .
this case it does. . ." He said the lllll can use .a waU~cal-S. ..... bi blf • I talk. ID .advance wJtb tht thiee TV
l'r<•ident had aatlcipalecj bM11 oul ti · nmn""9 ,11"1 •-.0 I0 (""'"'4ailY 1ntlt,....-...S. : .. ·th~ district titday. 1 • • m:;c 11 '~ .. , ... 1 . '• · . Ilia tRrlll-met NOftdlly .-.., .
St John said today the Preski.nf In· .. ouw~ of fbe,.'Ulelut 'im ·~aJen-.. wfth Semtary of lilatO Ropri before
signing the affidavit had acted in an-dan 1s limited But tbet 'are avaltable ' 'RoSel'll ·~rture for a SBA.TO 'm&etln&
tlcipation or what he tl*ilght his schedule 00 1 fint<ti~ r1ai-1erved balis free in Manila, conferences in · SalFD and
ll ould be. He said the secUon of law of charp to .,;yooe .po wants to call then'lnOre· meetings In J.,_ ud Lon-c3verl~ this Is "liberally coostrued" for them ln person at any DAILY PILOT dOG". ~ •
a:-id sa_1d I~ President wu protecting office. Get yours today. We don't want Mr: 'Nl1CW1 alae conferred with Rom•
his voUng rights. to find any In &he cupl»ard at it. nl&i 1lrorelgn Mlntrter·Cornertu Mantttu
1'he special elecUon to nn the unU· encl of the yea~ I 10ll 'PoulbJUUes of reduction or Soviet .
(See VOTING, Pase II • • • ~ i';m<rlcan mWtar)' 1 ...... Jn Eurapo. . . .,. . . '"" ., . ..,..,x~t • '•
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ance.
Nixon said that all 32,000 American
ground forces, lflcludlng advisers, are
out and would not go back. He said .
the only U.S. military activity in Cam-
bodia now will be. bpmbing raids against
troop concenlration& and $.lpply areu.
Here is the complete_ text ol. Ptesident
Nixon's white paper on Cambodia :
Together with the South Vletnameae,
the Armed Forces of the, United States hav~ just co_rn~Jeted successfUUy the d~ction of enemy biie areas alone~
Citizens
To Give
Petitions
By RARBARA KRElBICH
or lfll DellY Plllrl lllfl
Laguna Beach artist Andy Wing will
join fellow Laguna Canyon residents in
protesting the city's propoeed rnidenUal
housing iupecllon at the city councll
meeting Wednesday night.
Residents of South Canyon Acres Drive
and Woodland Drive wfil pretent a
peOtioa asking the city to c:aD off
team inspecUons of 41 ·pntperlilo ~
Uw .... If)' "l'ftMl!llli"" ... ., ll':e,!djn&. Fire and Health Depa tuiidll.
me buildlng-b)'-bolkMOI -·-.,,.Im •• •'ttrt 111j.. llllb ...
safety rea§Ons; Ille <tty,......,, wtlft
the -me Can)'<lll .,.. -..i
bec:aUM ol Ill high rale ol raldooua! fir!s.
Opponenta of the procrarn have chart·
ed it la "harwment" dettgned to "drive
certain presently unpopular , minority
'groups from the ~unity." The area
in question is heavily' populated by "hJp.
pie" types living in older, Jaw-coat houa.
ing.
Under the .inspection program teams
will spot ,building, code vi;11uqn.
especially with relation to lll'lltary ind
electrical requirements, and recommend
needed correction!.
If the survey should ellablilh generally
"deficient'' housin1 concliUons, the city
could apply for federal Urban Renewal
funds to help upgrade it.
In a letter ~to the city council ac-
companying the petlUOn, artist Wing,
a resident of Victory Wallo:: points out
that "the various ways of life of the
people within this area are aymbollc
of a treasured aspect of the essential
creative character of Laguna Beach"
and says that -dispersal of the population
of the unique neighborhood would be
a "tragic loss to the city."
Wing maintains further that the city
building department bas been "un.
cooperative in making It PoUfble for
residents to make many imprevements"
despite their rece,it attempt to clean'
up and beautl!y the neighborhood by
hauling away trash, pllnt1n1 1ardens
and painting and repairing dwellings
. Wing's letter further charges that ;'the
city up to now has not concerned Itself
with providing improved roads ttreet
lights or suffici"1t slrtet cle.:UO. as
well as other tervices, includln1 cleanln&
the hillside of inflammable brush."
'Ibe owners, he says, "are receiving:
a small percentage of city services in
rel&tion to lhe taxes they pay on their
properties" and doscribes Ulla ailuatloa
81 continuing "discrlminaUon." •
He maintains lhlt existing Ian are
(flee HO~G, P ... I)
First Saddleback
Commencement
Slated Tonight
Everythln1 ls "10" f9" . the flrat
,raduaUon n:erciae tanlpt at Slld-
dleboc:k College In the Carnpua Tmaee.
The ceremony la tchOdufed lo beflla
at 1 p.m.
1n1n•om1ts will be awarded to ttl ean.
dldata by COilep • bolrd ~-•
Mldlaef· Collins. The prlnclpol ' addreaa '
at the commencement wtll be gt¥tn
tr; Sidney 11'. Br*"1111, chan<ellor of ·
the C11lf<Jmia Community Colle~es.
A Nrprlae for those Who attend will
be announcement of the fir!l SaddlebRCk •
valedictorian, The top to pen:ent of Ille ·
f't'lduatlng clas,, will allO be recognb:ed
for their achievements.
Mu!!lc : at tonli;?"lt'. '$ ex1rclse will bl
provided by tbt IC!looJ'I Coocer\ Band.
•
the Cambodian-South Vietnam frontier.
All Americyn trcops have withdrawn
from. Cambodia on the schedule a.
nounced al the start of the operation.
The .allied l!WetP' into the North \iJet.
namese 'and Viet Cong baae areas along
the Cambodian-South Vietnamese border:
-Will saY,e American and allied lives
in the 1u1ure~
WillassUrelhat uriWlfhdrawal-of
American troops from South Vietnam
can proceed on schedule ;
-Will enable our program ol Vkt·
namilation to .continue on Its current
timetable; •
-Stniild enhance--the piospect-for a1---l
j11$t peace.
At this time, it is imoortant to review
the backgroWKi ror the decision, the
mults of the operation, their laf'Rtr
meaning in tenns of cOnfl ict in Indochina
-and to look down the road to the
future.
IT JS VITAL to understand at the
outset that llanoi left the United States
no reasonable option but to move
militarily against the Cambodian base
areas. 'Itle ~rpose and sl~lflcarice of
our operations against the Cambodian
sanctuaries can only be und erstood
against the 'backdrop of what we are
seeking to accompl!sh1 in Vietnam -
and the threat that the Communist buel
in Cambodia pose1 to our objectives.
Nor can that military action at the
last two months be divorced from Its
cause -lhe threat posed by the constant
expansion of North Vle1namese-•&·
greuion throughout Indochina.
A Record f)f Restraint.
America'-! puJllOR In Vietnam and
Indcchina remains what It has been
-~ peace In which Iha peopleo ol
the region can deVote ihemselves to
devtl~ of tbe:ir own aocielill. a
peicol""bi which ail Iha poopleo ol
-AS1a <P. determlpe their ... p:>Jltlcal tuture without outside fn.
terfennce,., .
When thl• admfnistntfon took office,
the authorized strength of American
troops in South Vietnam was 549,500 -
the hlgh water mark of American
m!Jltary presence In Southeast Asia. The
United States bad been negotlatln1 at
Paris for 10 months but nothing bad
been agreed upon other than the shape
of the bar.J'!alning table. No com.
prehenslve allied peace proposal existed.
'fhere was no approved plan to reduce
America's involvement In the war -
in lhe abSE>nce ol a negotiated settlement.
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to "" comm.•r.dff'S !~ iloulh Vl•f~·rn. lljl 1'1~1 ,.._.. tt ...-.ct caw1111n. Wt flew Clll ICllul
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f..m, this """"n111r11lon wa1 ••tld with llMl!lllllv
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Oraa11e Coa1t
Weallter
TUI the cl-roll If)', about It
a.m., it'll be cloudlvllle on the Or-
ange Coast. Then foot for bright
111nahlne and temperatures ln tbe
central seventies.
INI ' •t~: TOD-' Y
NN Jwtice Haf'T'JI BJackmKM
qutt. ob Viouslp will plo~ a '"11
role in 11t:rt /all's Mdtiom of
the Suf}f't'rnt Court; he'U break
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Lagt1na <:ouacll Meeet
Garage Protest
Set Wednesday
Pll'klnc problems generated by a busy
Latuna ~ 1arage are due for a
formal protest Wednesday night in
the form of a petition to the city council
signed by 15 Cypress Drive and Jasmine
Street property owners.
Tbt pedllonen complain lhal they.
their tenu&I, frtendl and boalness ·
patn1111 are being deprived of parklnit
space ... ea thl'! two rtreeta becau11 ol
an ovefrlow of vehicles from Ac.k's Coast
Garage, 412 N. Coast Highway, parked
on the streets awaiting repair or plck·up
by ~ owners.
Becau11 tht busy garage does not
have enoup 1torage • rpace on Ill lot,
the petillooen 1t11te, adjacent 1treet1
are used for parkin1 a 1 1 o rt e d
autoJTiobUes, vans: buses and truck.I and
"1huftled'' throughout the dly to avoid
overtime parking ·penaltie1.
Blamlnc the problem on i.llJcCela of
a businesa whlch hu lonf& ago outgrown
lts premises," the property owners seek
relie f-from the city.
A public hearing leads off Ille Wed·
rcsdaY cOUncll a1endl , wllh Paul C.
Newell appealing pluning commillion
denial of his request to retain a pole
sign at 481 N. Coast Hlghwa,y. Newell
malntalns the sign Is only 2 inches
in$ide the 10.foot minimum locati on from
I .
a building set forth tn the sl&n ordinanct,
whil e the city planning staff, usin& dif·
rerent measuring standards, places th•
pole 2 feel a inches t.oo close to th•
building.
In other business Wednesday, the coun-
cil will: .
-Rocetve 111 appralul ol Ille propoaed
Anita Street reatroom property to enable
the etty to proceed with acquillUon or
·-the ·P"'lad. -Consider a reouest for a stop sign
on Broadway and ·the hillside .extension
of Beach Street.
-Approve a street light installation
en Mysdc Way.
-Approve lnllallaUon ol street llgtrts
as proimecf by tht Edi90n Company
In the alley between Part Avenue and
" Legion Street.
--Consldet in ordinance revlstn1 coun-
cil ~ure to pennit action on all
item1 included In a "consent calendar'' ' . wffh a single motion. unless a councilman
or member of the public requests
discuu1on-ot-an tndivldual ttem.
-Act on a "consent calendar" in·
eluding acknowledgement of four com·
munications, referral of two letters, ap-
proval of two charity 10licitation..pennils
and one 'alcoholic beverage transler and
adoption of four resolutions on routine
matters. -,
FroM Pagel
TEXT OF NIXON REPORT • • •
DAILY PILOl
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.,._,,, N. W•ed
t'ruif9!1t 11114 t'~bhtr
J1tk' It. C11rley
Vkl l"tll~-1 •1111 C0-11 M1ntgor
lhe11111 K1evil
l[djtor
Tko..,11 A. M11rpkiRe
M-al1111 Editor
•;,~•rd I'. Nill
SOu1h Or•nee Coun11 EdllOr
end ol Slh1novk'1 rule, tlw Unlltd 11•"'5 w11 makln; 1llo<h to Im~ r1i.t1ont wllh 11i.
goy1rnment •1111 IN 1N"l11C1 wu t•klflll 1"91 ... 11111 flle Cotr\ln<.lnlll lnvldert on 111' 111111-1 IOI(. r II -· the goverrwntnl 1-ln!fd 1W Prlnct • Slh1not* Ind rellllld tJ,. the C1mtl0dl1n N1ttonal
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to el'lCI five YN•• of rt.ir1lnt •rid •lt•ek the
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011er1led In E111em c1mbod11 fer Yttrs. The
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Dana Point. Drug
Raid Nets Nine
A second r.ald In two da)'I at ltle
same residence in Dana Point by
narcotics agents from San Clemente and
the Orange County sheriff's office has
netted another alle1ed quantity of
dangerous drugs and nine arrests,
authoritie.s claimed today.
San Clemente detectives said they con--
duel.eel an investigation at the houae it Zt6111 Cordoba in Dana P o I n t last
Friday night and seized a quantity of
"'hat they lillege in organic mescallne.
Four young men arid five junveniles
were among those arrested in the raid.
Attestees included Michael Alan Jones,
18; Dennis Robert Gallagher, 18 ; Gary
Lee Sanada, 18, arid Michael Philip
Mulvey,· 18. All aa ve the Cordoba ad·
dress.
Offictrs said t:t\al four !emale juveniles
and one boy also were arrested in the
raid.
On the night before, 11 persons, In·
clud\.!lg one juvenile, were arrested at ~the same residence. Offi cers claim they
seiied in that raid Ql,000 worth ot
LSD, marijuana and I n j e c t Io n
paraphernalia.
Officers said the juvenlles In the Fri·
day niiflt raid would be charied early
this week after petitions are made to
Juvenile Court.
Mulvey would be· charged with sale
of dangerous drugs.
Sanada allegedly possessed about a
lid of marijuana . He faces cllaraes of
PQSSE!SSion. ·
The amount of asserted oraanle
mescaline, a halluclno1enlc drug, which
agent.S usertedly bo\llht wu about
three;<1uarters ·of • pound.
From Page l
OAILT PILOT 1'11111 •r 0.., kJlllllW
MURDER ••. /
a ditch by the Santa Ana Freeway
between Culver Drive and Jeffery Road
in the Tustin area.
Detectives said that the death of Mrs.
Brown apparently occurred after the
woman's car stAlled in the Sand Canyon
area and the murderer or murderers
stopped, ostensibly to help her.
A MOMENT OF PEACE ANO FRIENDSHIP IN LAGUNA
Mr1. Whitfield of Pasitdenlt •nd Friend at Heisler Park
The W<.·man then was take n to ·a nearby
orange gove near the old city of Irvine
where she was ~pealedly stabbed and
mutilated.
Lagunans to Map Plans
From there, investigators said, t.he
remains and some of Mrs. Brown's ef~
feels were taken to a rocky canyon
near El Carbo Vilta1e alon1 Ortega
Highway and buried beneath a thin cover
of dirt and bruah. Two weeks later
a hjker found Ufe body.
For New Winter Festival Mrs. Brown's cir, whlc~ had possibly
run out d. gas, was later driven north
to Santa Cruz, then dumped and burned
along a lopely 4irt road leadj,ng to l.4s
Gatos . .
GetUna: a head ltart on the 1171 Winter
Festival, fO Laguna Beach community
lea ders met last week to set the datla
and discuss advance Publicity for' the
winter event. .....-
The el1hth annual Winter Fe1Uvat,
it wu decided, will be expanded to
a 17 day run, from Feb. ft through
March 7, and will include more than so event..
Mn. Elolle Fulmer, who IOQllded Ille
Winter FeaUval and Ji.elpecl Julde, Ill
development over the ftnt f!ve ytm,
was named coordinator for 1971.
Jt ,wu qreed that brOd\ures an.
nounc!DI Ille ~·tios and ~ .,_11 Winier P~Uvol lnlO{lllillOn llhould be
prlnied Immediately for clltlrlbuUon to
Four Auto Crash
Victims Remain
Hospitalized
Four vlctlm• of two serious traffic
accidents In the Laguna Beach area
are still undtr care at South Coast
Memorial Hospital.
Only One of lht ·tour is listed as
satisfactory ; two others under intensive
care, and the rourth person is listed
as critical, a hospital official reported
this morning.
A young Laguna Beach couple were
seriously injured last Friday afternoon
\\1hen their van collided with a slow
moving vehicle in Laguna Canyon. Listed
in "very serious" condilion is Mrs. Susan
Shupe, 21 . 1461 Catalina St. with a skull
fracture. fr acture clavicle and an arm
injury.·
Her 26 year old husband Riley ls
listed satisfactory, with a pelvic injury.
Nonie Roripaugh, 27; 444 Jasmine St.,
Lagun• Beach still remains 'tn critical
COndhion at the hospital, with severe
bead injuries, following an actldent last
week when hit motorcycle collided
broa<fsie!e
0Wlth a ~r driven by Janice
j\ogen,. 32111 S. Coast Hl&hway, Soutll
Laguna.
The 22 year'old Mi.SI Rpgen is reported
to '.be "sllfhUy Improved" but still re-
mln1 In the tntenalve ca~ qnlt, with
a broken jaw, chest lnjuri~s and facial
l1ceraU0111.
naliO{lal ma11zints for Inclusion Jn their
caltttdart of event.I and to remind sum·
mer vlsltora to think about returning
to Ll,Una in.winters.
-A date alsO has ~n set for the
1'71 Palriots 01y Parade, which has
become a hl&hllght of the Winter
FetUv•I, but woukl fall outside the
fuUvaJ dates If held on the new Feb.
15 date for obaervlng Wuhln&ton'• birth·
day.
Orlflnally p-nled aa ' WuhfJ11ton'•
birthday event, the p.arade will be held
this year on Saturday, Feb. 20, to coin·
clde wl)h Ille openJna waekend of Ille
Winier fati vii.
A fede ral 1t1tute creating five official
three-d1y weekends for observance of
national hollday1 1oes Into effect in 1971
and wlll move the Waahlngton's birthday'
celebration from Feb. 22 •to the third
Monday in February, this year Feb.
15.
Other holidays affected by the statute
will be Memorial Day, to be celebrated
on Uie tut Mor1Clay In May, Columbus
Day, the aecood Monday in October
and Veterans Day. the fourth Monday
in November. Labor Qay will continue
to be celebrated on the firs t Monday
in September.
Mn. Fred Ross of the Patien«: Wright
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Re volution, which co-sponsors ·t h e
Patriot's Day Parade with the Exchange
Club. said it was decided to keep the
parade as part of lhe \Vinter Festival
regardless of the new holiday daes~
and to designate it as honoring American
History Month, which includes both
Washington's and Lincoln 's birthdays.
Investicators recovered the charred
station wagon Sunday nl1ht.
The scene of the murder or.id the
abandoned car were reportedly described
to sheriff's lnvtlligator1 during a
weekend inturo11Uon of Hurd after-his
arrest. -
'tbe probe,· both by sbtrHf's men and
Santa Ana detectives includes aome
2" Men Hunted
In $800 Heist
Lacuni Buch police are aeekln1 two
men belle~ to have robbed 1 South
Lagunan ol pOO when he allempted
to buy bashi!h from them.
The vl~bn, a M;-year-old _man, told
police ·he met the men In the area
of the Taco Bell shortly after 2 p.m.
Monday and they offered to drive him
to the home of. a "friend" who could.
sell a sub1tanti1l amount of the dru1.
They drove him to the 500 block of
Dunnegan Place,: point~ out a house
where the "friend" lived and asked for
his cash, Uie victim related .. He handed
over $800, according to police, but as
he opened the car door to 10 to the
house, the men shoved him onto the
sidewalk .and drove off.
A police car was sent to pick up
the robbery victim, who called for help
from a nearby reside nce, but no trace
or the car was found in the neighborhood.
Police said no charges wUI be filed
against the victim .
WHITE SALE!
It's a little late in the year for a \VHITE sale, but
this one Is quite unique .
\Ve bought a few thousand yards of assorted
custo!.J.1 carpets from America's leading custom mill.
/\1any of th• various carpets included
package are beautiCul shades of \VHITE I
In lhil
If you would like WHITE carpet (or any carpel)
for anywhere in your home , look at these values:
circles of youths known to use drugs,
said Santa Ana Police Detective Lt.
Harrel Davis. ,
But initial reports of a cult·style seriea
of slayings have been discounted.
LL Davis said the group either involved
with or knowing about the slaying& were
typica l of the many social groups using
stimulant and depressant pills and who
have "all been kicked out of their homes
by their pare-,1ts and living in a pretty
loose environment."
"I always believe a cult to be
something bound t o g et h e r by
semireligious philosophy. There certainly
isn't any of that in this case," he said.
The drug-oriented group implicated in
the killings is a loosely-knit group of
friend s, mostly itinerant, with no
permanent address.
The investigation, however, has sUll
yielded a blank for detectlves in Sin
Clemente, \vho still are without a solid
suspeet in the stabbing murder of Mrs.
Connie Lynn Johnson, 20, who was found
murdered last Junt 17 in a small
beachside apahment which she shared
with her Marine husband.
San Clemente Detective Sgt. Robert
Mason said that definite links are atill
badly Jacking.
"From our determination. it aetms
that our murder case here is noticeably
different from those other two," he sa.id
today. "The killings of ?.frs. Brown and
Car!Jn involved victims who generally
were out in Ute open. Mrs. Jol'IMOn
was killed in her apartment where she
was fo1D1d ."
The eigtit.weeks-pregn•nt housewife
was killed by heavy blow to the· face
with a bar stool and repeated stabblin&s
in the chest, neck and abdomen.
From Page 1
HOUSING ..•
sufficient to permit condemnations of
properties constituting a real firt or
health hazard and that the proposed.
inspection is unnecessary because ex·
isling zoning precludes further resid ential
development. The area, says Wlna. waa
rezoned for Industrial use, without proper
notification of property owners. who at-
tempted unsuccessfully to protest tM
new zoning.
Noting that "the neighborhood Is now
in the best condition it has been in
in many years," the artist suggests th.at
"until annther building boom occurs, ex·
isling dwellings should be utilized as
they are , provided that the occupanta
are satisfied with the housing conditions
under which they l!Y!."
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install for ,7.95 per square yard over a, quality
padding.
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VOTING. • •
plred term of the late: Rep. James Utt
pits State Stn. John G. Schmit.I, Qte .
avowed Sire.her, against Democrat David
Hart.man, a college leacher from Santa
Ana. Schmitz is expected to rwtep_over
Hartman In Ille predominanlely Republl·
can and heavily conservative district.
The President posed for campaign pie·
luret with SChmiti earlier this month
al the White House in Washlnlton, ••
he dJd •ilh other Republican eon-
greutonal candidalet.
Mr. Nixon has in \he p.1st condemned
the John Birch Society. Jts leader Robert
\\1e:lch. Mee said he considered the late
President Dwight D. Eltenhower •
"dedicated, conscious aaefit of the com·
munist conspiracy." ~Ir. Nixon was vlct
president under Eisenhower.
Ziegler wu asked by • arlMinl
•
newaman Mond,ty, "Shall we auµme
he voted for a Republican ?"
Z~gltr responded , "I did not ask him
•.• 1 would not, the ballot boll: b a
private place." .
However the President voted, it see~
ed in the cards that his neia:hbor1 would
give Schmit& a big edge today. Mr.
Nixon Is In the Concordia School precinct.
Voters there in tbe June 2 primary
gave Schmitz 245 votes Of thP U$ cut.
His four Republican opponent. only rolled
up 138 votes joillUy and the two
Democrats split another 30 votes, recelv·
Ing 15 each.
St John slid f\trs. Nixon, who w1s
to refu.m from Peru this evening, had
• voted Friday by ebsentet ballot ple.ked
up In Santa Ana by 1 ll!(ret iervict
man .
ST 0 P IN AND LOOK AT THE
HEAVIEST CUSTOM WOOL ARIA .
RUG YOU'VE EVER SIEN I
BIEGE, 9 FOOT SQUARI ANO A
THICK-THICK 4 INCHES DEi, I
CARPETS • DRAPES
16.63 Plactf!tla Avt.
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Cainho.dia Called Success
NixonSeesPeacellopes Greatly Enhanced
DAIL'r f'ILOl II ... PJlele
President NiJon,.in a 7,000.~wblte
paper islu!<f" from ·I/le We1tern White
. Houae in San Clemfte, today1declared
U.S.. operations in Cambodia were major
IUCCtll that -· ·proopocls for . . peoce.
He allo lllU10U!1COCI· ·tho complete
Wtlhdrawal ol• AmertcJn ,_ from
Cambodia .... whlcb wu ... vtrtUalt)' an . .c-
.,..Plllhed fact MCllday.
The -in .....-.,. belW
·Mesa ·Council
'.Asked to Fight
Edison Plant
Speakin& strlctly u a .~ Fn
Chief John Mmhall urged Ille Colla
Mesa Citi/ Councll 'Monilai"to'~k ·&n
appeal. agai~ expansion of 1the So~
Cilifomia F.di9oll Company'• 'p tia·n t
nearby in Huntington Beach.
KARL LLAMAS, 13, STRADDLES HUGE PIPE MOLD
Young1t1r1 Go Down the Tube -With Sandpaper
He suggested a resolution, supporline
the Orange County Air Pollution. Control
riisbjct in pending cc:ur' .action . against
the decision by the California Public
Utilities COmmission one week ago. Going Down Tube The City Council once before passed
a resolution criticizing the two-unit a·
pansion of the steam -plant. which ~n
pour mort fosail fuel pollatanta inlo. 50 Youths Aiding Beach Project
Soull>Jud -· . • le "I. tttlnt they've made a ·borr1b
n.O ,.....,. S--tioll b; going dCiwn
lhetulie ~r all. ·
About 50 ol Uletn are doing J t right
now m HllDlllgton Beach and earning
two bucks an· hour for it.
The "tubes" are two 330-foot long
rubber "wienies" just purchased by .. a
Huntington Beach fi rm for the purpose
of making jo.intless pipes.
Thty're sitting along t.he road near
Lake Street and Utica Ave. where
scores of boys are giving them ·a scrub-
down with sandpaper prior to the casting.
"I just laid them out here and the
boys' came around," said Joe E. Long,
a representative of the company. "So
I put them to wor k.''
"Any boys who want to come dow"n
' ' b!re .. 1111 •-tfld ,,..., _ ·u :biw.
Some of them Ire ldppiu r•nd / eily
wort.· fer one~ to pt 1 mei l, I
Oon'trcare," he. · '"
Loo« .. . ........ """1'• down
to the beach to-rec:ruit help. "I just
go down there to ·see if anybody wants
lo work and before I know it, I hive
the back of my pick:Up .fulJ," he et·
plai ned.
Long said he has 60. or 70 of the
gigantic tubes which are laid into •
cement filled ditch and deflated once
it has hardened. _ . ·
The process, he-says is patented and
is capable ·or ·producing Jona; sec Uons
of pipe in a comparatively abort period
ol tim<.
~:i:~'the~
apprpved· wlttn preSaure. \\'8! belaC
moanted .,.mt the.eJ'P-IDl)Oll JJl'Ol"llm· 'etu~ Ahiln L. Pinkley aated
Mdllill •ht orel""'41 a II18'11ff -
rabure to har!h controlJl 9"I fhe uUltty
cdmpaDy. ·but, the fire chief rtplied
nuclear reneratin~ plants are the anll\\'er',
Ht ated water dischar1ed from facilities
such as the Ediso,, Company one rates
at San. Onofre kills marine llf~ ~
vegetition. upsettinii; the ecQlog1cal
balance, F!inkley o~ed. . ,.
. "The smo• is ~ 1oin1 to kill us,
countered Mauhall.
Cotu1cilman Pinkley said he un·
cterstands the entire issue at .~ii ~
is a power plsy betwen the PuC, whiCh
claims sole jurisdiction, and lbe county
ll pollution control district. New Centrex at Cl"ty Ha · The C<M111ty agency's officer, wm-Fitchen. originall y denied the Edtm
application to build . two new steam
Won't Give You a Buzz
..._ generatm. units. leadinc to • bltUe
over whcr has such contr,ols.
"I'm sure· it's going to the Supreme
Court," said Pinkley.
No action wu taken on Marshall's
request Monday night, pending a probe
by the .city staf( into , a reported move
to create 'an intergovernmental a1enc1 lf you gi ve City Hall a buzz in Hun·
tin gton Beach yOu're unlikely to get
a busy number. "
The ci ly has just installed a ne\11
$290,000 telephone system now in opera-
tion which will enable citizens to dial
most city offices directly without going
th rough the switchboard.
City Administrator Doyle !\.tiller said
tha t the purpose oI the new system,
ca lled Centrex, is ta bring greater ef.
ficiency and to bring the public orlicers
closer t.o the people.
HunUn@:ton Beach is the first city in
the General Telephone Company area
to install the Centrex system, accordi ng
to Jerry Supernaw of General Telephone.
He explaine4 tt\at the system gives
to each major city department an in·
dividual telephone numbe r . which will
be listed in the telephone directory.
The new system will result in less
cGSt to the taxpayers, Supernaw noted.
Supernaw pointed out that rather than
just a few lines to a l:i!ntral switehboerd.
the city hall will have hundreds of lines
available for incoming calls and that
the busy signal lor City Hall Is now
• U>lng ol !he past.
Equlpmeot ror the new system is hous.
ed. in the ' telej)hone company offices
on Main Slreet. In all, more than 25
miles of cable have been inalalled and
more than to,000 man hours tyive been
used In th_< in1Wl1U1111 ol !he oqul(lnel)l.
Miller ,said Lhe sys~em tw many
mone y saving features In addition to sav·
ing time for both emp1oyes and citizens.
One or lht feaklres is that each depart·
ment receives separate accounting for
the toll calls made from that department.
This enables closer control on loag
distance phone calls and aids in deciding
1n the future the amounl of extended
caDing area lines needed to conduct bus--
incss. accordfng to the admin istrator.
The Centrex i;ystem 11:hlch is now
In effect was actually designed for the
new city hall v.•hich Is now in the planning
&tap. MUler u kt Since the equipment
will not have to be moved, installation
or the system In the new civic center
will be made a minimum coat.
Fire Chief Ray Picard said that
telephone stickers with the new emergen-
cy numbers for the city will be
distributed to every residence and
business in the city llO that the new
numbers can be readily available on
telephones.
Here are many of the new telephone
numbers installed at City Hall. II the
office you desire is not listed call ~
5211.
!!00
I • ......
' ,
dealin1 with air pollution. '
'Watch Children,'
Firemen Warn
"Supervision" ls the watchword Hun.
tingtoo Beath firemen • are pa·sstng on
to residents this year as the city prepares
ror another sparkling Fourth of·July.
"Most fires caused by fireworks ha~
pened because no ooe watched the
ch lldreot capt. earl Dullcan, deputy
fire marshal, nplained. •
The . fire deparlmenl a11o warned
n:sktenta to beware of dry I r a 1 1
...i c:ornbuollble r•of.-wtOJe ~r.un1
!he Fourth.
"'Safe n Sane firn«u an Ille Clllly
ones allowed in lhe dty, but ..., they
have to be controlled," Duncan pointed
out.
Edison Opposed
PUC A'pproval At~hed
" ·orange ,County :nptMi<!rs.~~,Countr~-' Iii
Adrian Kuyper lo 'au.ck. °"' thrle. 1!!)1111,...,.. ~. Callfo Pub:-,
lie Utlilies CommiHlon tr.Cision approV!ng Upaniion of' Ille· 1111J;,
ington Beach Edison Company steam plant. , ..
Kuyper, as recommended by hiJ office, ~1!1~
Ask immediately !or a rehearing of the ea'Wbe!ore th"l'UC.
(A denial of this request for a rehearing will)ili!t ... precondition to
appeal to the California supreme Court, Kuyper advised.) ,
. If Edison attacks the denial ol a permit !Ot 'cqnoUUCU.,. by
th e Orange County Air Pollution Control Distrlel l!HMJ 80lrd to
construct the plant, Kuyper will defend the dllntaf. •
l f "Ediso n starts cont truction of either of the two 'proposed
new plants. as ordered by the PUC, the county will immediately
seek an injunction to prohibit 1uch construction. -
. "" .. •
.
bCft>e lor peace in·-Alil, also But he. ·put hit main stress "" a "We -.Id hopo tbll ._ -
told • u---i n ....... 1111ie "--"-·-come call for a nt°""tiated leWement. der · I ~ -lilac ·-•¥ PCl'I serious y ita choke, tonll"'"'""'• to --1ate." . ';There is nothillg to be gained in ~ ... ,. ,.._... -u . .~ .. , "-1,_ both !he promlte ol an booorable peace , Mr. ,Nlioa -Hanoi .-uv. aeiae wal~••" the Pres \la1t nld. ''1llerfi ia the ' moment 1far an hanOrable ·peace uomWtary.IOlutioa. andcostOfcontinued.war.••
er face ·a struale tblt oould io on "Sooaer or later peace must come. Nixon said. ht expected most of the
fir montm.or" ,_.s. . lt can, come now throuP, ·a nelQtiated 41,000 Sooth Vietnam troops in Cambodia
The Pr.-made no --aelllement· tbat Is !alr lo both aides woold withdraw lhortly. But he Nid
and,lafa<t,empboabodthot·lhbcounlry and humiliates nellber. Or 11.conf.<ame !hey -.Id go into lhe border oreu ~ • mele•e Kl-mUIWy-uaiatlnce-montbl «".,.years from .nOw• wttbl:both-qain--=-witbout-· American .tvtten" ~-
In !lrml «JI mooey and equipment lo sides having paid' the !urlber ·price ol U the Communi!ll attempt to .....,tablilh ......~-11.Aslaa mtlolW. -pni1racted lliruQle: . (See TEXT, hp 11 -
Requiem Mass -.Tenlgh*
' Culture Center
Westminster Car Deal.er Concept Eyoo·
.Robert Longpre Dies In ~~: ~~
-al ~ !Or prom.toent
W_.auto•delJer Robert Loqpre,_
who died Monday Iller a ·lborMUnea,
~ will · be held at I o'clock tompt at
Pacific View Memori1I 0..pel, in Corma
del Mar.
A requiem moss will be celebrated
at 10 a.m. Wednesdoy at Our Lady
Qileell ol Angels Cllhollc Church,
Newport Beach, with private interment
to fo!IOw.
Mr. Longpre, 50, wu ltrickeo at
Calallaa Satunlay ...i -by the U.S. c-t Gaud to . Hooe. .MemoriOI
llcioplta1 -e be died. Tiie -..... o1.-ii-nol•been -
r Mr. lAalPr9 1WU owner ot a
Weliml-.l'Gdlac~aira
-... • ... ln I! ?Ille ~ lJd' ~iioi·~ .:.,J,\l' . ......, •F"~:;.r Watid 1fti<,~ "' • Hll ·jalher, B. II. LcmlP" ._ 1""'
-:r-olthel'<iiitlae-<t' Oiiier ~ alnco Ill belinntoc
to Iii reUrement 1eviral 1ears aco.
lit died.early lali month.
Mr .• IpolPfe, who met hls •ife while
attending Notre Dame University, llw.d
at the family home, 23 Linda Isle,
Newport Beach.
Survivors in clude ,his wife, two 10ns,
Robert R. tt, of Huntll)lton Beach,
Richard, · of Newport Beach; two
daughters, Cherri oC C.0.ta ·Mesa and
Mrs. John JuhtinJ o( HunUngton Beach.
He is alto survived by bis mother,
Mrs. R. R. Longpre, of F.acondido ; a
brother, R. R. Longpre, Jr. ol ~;
a sitter,, Mrs. Virginia SteveDIOllt of
DEAD AT 50
Robert·Ldntpro
Micbl.gao, and four grandfJlildren.
The family bu suggeoted memorial
cootrtbulionl to be applied •to Ille . Heon
Fund.
Women Voters Unit Plans
To Watch Government
.. '
Mother has put away the '. d1lh ra1
and taken a teat at city concll meetings
in H1111tington Beach.
And the housewives are IOinl to watch
the school board•, too. '
It's all part of an acUon plan adopted
by the League ol Women Voters for
participation in city and I c ho o I
pvenments.
The new program calls tor· the League
to tab pos!Uve 1tands oa cutala dty
and ocbooi ilsuel and for 1-ue
merntien to attend meetlnp ol Ille ,.,_,...,ernin& bodlel. "
Here are IOme al lhe ltemo the ·Leque
piano to mppmt: •
-Adoption ol I Ill <i plo and
poll<)' pion lor ,tbe ~ ol -.
Uqtoo Beach.
-'!be Top ol · tbe Pltr pla to
ndeftlop u. downtown ....
-Public owDlilhlp and ecceu to
tbe beaches.
-A policy al prompt adoption and
Implementation o1 priisrama 1or finan.
clq capital lmpro¥tm111ta in lhe city.
-Support locat.-allall -......
ty, state, rerrloaal and lllllonal -
.. C.4.N. ¥,OU ~TJU.
• ' ' ., ,.. h J ' I
VSE CA.IJENDA.BP
in the field of plaMing.
-Better coordination ot educational
services between the five elementary
school districts ud !he high achoo!
district and better commualcatlon among
the district admlnlslrators.
-lnterdistrict financial cooperation
for educational services.
-Applications for federal, slate and
zrivate funds based on the Deeds o(
-ocbool dlslrlcl If fundl .,. not
avallable the League favon hl&\ltr local
tuu lo llnuce educallollal oeedi.
-An educational dlmale In all local •
ocbool dlslrlcls cooducive to !he develop-
ment ol the hl&belt poteolial ol Heb
child.
Huntington City
Schools Slate
Salary Meeting
" apoclal .-i., to -·111-~-Dfartu hU bieii c:o11ed for
7:31 klnlflfli in 'tlli·Dwyer So!>dolllllnry
by truotro ol !he Huatinjton ~
• <:llY· Scbool >Dltlri<I. . , ,
' ~'l'rushs wDI loltt •C
ereues ld salaries .for
aid Rflndpall. ';·•,
lllarte4 ::.,:1ayed r w •k'• ..... laf. . ol' the lllord kir .. llid~ rlaion. ' •
, torpn pi_.i tncreue Is. iz.ooe
fer S. A. Molfott. dl1trict "'perlntenderit.
He c:um!nUy ea ms f25,lllO annu111fy, A
7.1 percent raite to S27,Ufl l1 propoted.
Second largest amount Is $1 ,185 to
Chtirte1 Palmer, district b u 1 i n e 1 s
1t1perlntendent. His current salary ls tu.m. A 5.3 percent tncreaH woukl
brtq hit oalaey to 134,llO.
... ..,. ..........
The contract calls for a libnry. The
viSon calls·f« IOmethm, grandrr.
So far the vision is winning.
After a series of meetings with Hun.
ting1<1a Beach city Oflidall, library
architect Dion Neutra aays' that a title
stxxild be: sought to describe: the complex
plaoned fa<4he Central Park which .,,..
beyond the ordinary library concept.
"Cultural Center fo r th e Com--
municatlng Arts",is his suggestion.
Neutra, of the world renowned Loi
Angeles firm of Richard &: Dion ~Neutra
and Associates, was commilsknd by
Huntington Beach in April to deslp
the library atop a hill averlooldng Lake
Talberi and natural marsl>a In the poik.
He was -Ille ~-sbortly
-lhe cleltl! ol Ills falher,.llldmd
Neutra, who wu also -to tan on lbe HUJllinpln Beach project. He
dll!d al the age <t 71 whDe on a lour tllrouflfl Germany.
llloa Neulnl N)'t be rerrlnls the
libriry u a monument to his father.
City .officials are excited by lhe Loo
Ange)H architect's preliminary IChemes
and Ideas for the llirudure, .including
such addiUonas is an art gallt!I')', art.ilia
work areas, and a planetarium. ·
"Mr. Neutra has captured our deaJres
lo make Ibis library truly g.-and,
however simply expr.00, this wUI be
a showplace of Neutra genill!, bolb father
(flee LllllWIY, P'll IJ'
Mi1ii-tournament
To Open Beach
Mini Golf Links
Fountain Valley's first minia ture Pf
tournament will dlristen the city's lint
minHxturse at I a.m. Friday.
1be tournament, sponsored by· the
parks and recreation department, will
feaQire age brackets from tots to edultl
at separate atardng times throlJlbout
the day and evening.
The new course is located ontM~
street at the San Diego Freeway.
Registration for the tournament ma1
be taken OOW ll>rougb Thursday at Ctty
Hall, 10200 Slater Ave., or on lbe da7
of the tournament at the eo&ne.
Starting Umes lor -I g I brackets are:
-I a.m. fer boYt and Slrls eilbt aal
under,
-IO a.m. for youths age 9-10.
-11 a.m. for youtba qea 11·12.
-1 p.m. for youtha -IS.)4.
-3 p.m. ages 15-17.
-41 :4S p.m. 1or city olllcta1I Ille! !or
resideotl II and ......
0r ....
Weathr
TID• lhl cWll roll by, about II
a.m., It'll be cloudsvllle on the Oro
.... Cout. Then look fe< brlchl --·--tures in lhe centnloevenlleL
INSmE TODAY ·-~~"~~,,;.,,:.: ......... quite o&Olo111lu~i0ilr ·~taf a hfl
Toif! in m zt fall's dt!'ciriona o/
tht Suprt!M Court; heo'U bf'eak
the 4-4 dndlock. Pcoe J.
c.....,.1, • -" Clllidllllt UI • --" ,_ •·• --I -• °''""c_.., --• ,,Ml """' " DMlll M~tlati • -, .. .,
•41119rltl ""' • ·--, .. ,.
a11ttf' .. IMllM , .. 11 ,_ -" ,,_ .. ,. -" -" ·-• ,l1lll L"'*" .. -·-, .. ,. -• --..
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' DAil• PILOT " r .. sdJJ. Juot '°· 1970 ' • . " l!'lrc 4tla P•ra~ · i I, Fl+~ewayr ~»la .. Salute to· .U.S.·
Beach CQfC -Direetors Oppose· B~ltam Plan
lllilqllii tf ... Rall ... -
C'hamber of Commerce have jolntd the
-1tloa to A...,.bl)'llWI R o b • r t
Badb1m'1 bW to delete a segment of
lhl'hctllc CoUI Freeway.
.. "' -....... di~ " .. ...........
n. ••-= -· ..... 11111 • .., freeway chance ''.*dbid averely delay
-m:JJ'M.~~ .. _..,........ All ...
Ille bill .... -. ::.: up
Slate.d Saturday-. . '
,,. ,._pined • ""°"'""" urc· lnc the Legislature not to change lhe -
1dopted freeway route "at this late
Ute." .
Tha "'-II 1a~·· bill would
--.lllo ,,_., at Ille juncllon
-Ille --lluatlqtm -trelny near i\dlJnl A'ftmle,
The measure I\&• ~ tile AslemblY
* *-* Y alley Council
Studies .Badham
the orderly development ot this city· (Hun·
tlngton Beach) In the Immediate and
surrounding areas and thus do great
dlmace to the local ecaoomy by· setting
back the planning ind. thus, conltructlon
ot tills long ovtrdut, imperaUve freeway
allmment."
The Huntington Mach counc11 allo is
~ to l!adhlm'1 bill, which Is
designed to !Mer the freeway around,
the Huntington Beach Freeway to the
San Diea:o Freeway. ·
Hunt1~gton Belch c«Jnclhnen btllml
the proposed fr@elrly change would
jeop1rdile thf: Top of the Pier pla\1
for rtdevelopment of the downtown area
ind cau11 traffic Jama on . ..,., .. Rreetl
In-the cit)'.
Newport B<ach relidrlltl havo -
figf!Ung several m-to hip the
freeway out of their city.
Fro• Pflfl• l
• TEXT OF NIXON REPORT •..
'lt\Olll THAN A LllllAllY'
Arcllltoct Noutro
Fro• r.,.1
LIBRARY •..
I ! • . ' ' . ' '
•· 1• • ' '' · • and ton,'' Librarian Walter Johnson com· the sanctuaries thert. )0. I ,,,,_M tlle ~JN wttMr.-1 " 111 111d111o1W11 uo,ooo ,.,,.,.,"',,. " "' cwiwlfttlll mented.
F Pl.a Summinc .ui! the Cambodian picture. du.111111 r.t"' ••lne -JG,oaa °' !Mn\ w111 M Johmlon'a -ment ceme aft-1 ser•·es e ay ns Gii fhllr W.Y l'loml tiy t11t Ulfl of 0(1.-, .....,.., ~• re w NixOJ'I uid that all u,ooo· American A '°'-IC'f' IJrl T11:AN1i'T1• of brlinltormln1 aeiliom bet we' en
• t •11... 1 • counci1mm will . around forces, i.nPUdfnl adVbers, are. dJ:~ "f:: ... ~"fJ::i''w~_.~..,..,~ Neutra and city ' department" heada 1t
Fountain V-1 c ty out and ·~·~ "t' .~ Jle Aid ':e*'~"r;.."S,~: ;11:-!"9.:f ~i..!"':.":i: the home of M1yor Donakl Shipley.
atudf U.. eon~eraial P!!poaal to "°P· the onlr'Jl.S: .inilltaey acUv~'¥-~am. T!,~~-.:t:Ir: ~~:'7~T':!!::: At th• Hllklnl, Neutra put forward -~the~ H~un,tdll Be~ ~tion ~it~-~la'~.~~ ~~·~~blng ~14:' 'aJaln!t :f!i:!i,t'Ol!~.U.~~~f\1='J-the following-1deu--u' puQJblliilN ·for
projiill!CI f.~le-~ay tr~copcentraUon1 and .upp!J af!!'I. or 11 ,, 1'11~,A;. ..;h:"'th. 1~r::V111 •"-\: the comple1 in addiUon to the usual
special meeUnc It 7:30 &onlght. Here li the complet~ tex~ of J'rt*tnt -~ .. ~1 1 ,::.:,1o.. .1C-1~ 7·~':...:'"'~ library !ICilltles·
The freeway chance, proposed by Nixon•_, whlte paper on Cain'bodla: f'":~" ':':'"':.c:i~I~ ... ~~1c1"' "°!in:¥/::,, Art gallel')'. ind exhibition area Assembl\11"1'1an Robert Badham ( R -· rom ""~ '""°"11b1111... T111s would 1t1d to -,.,, d t Together with lhe SouU! Ylet'llmtse, i coll"'M of •lrtiWlll I" "'-tr-111c111 MrlM w1'th I related war'..._ which -·Id Newport Beach), would route owncoN t:~t:."' •"-.i• •• oi ·~ u.s. '-..=!: ..._....,., ... _. tr.me inlanf to tbt Sin Dieto Freeway the 'Armed Forces of the UnUed States .. iou1 ,::rr_ .. ~1 ~i'.'ie:i'.""~• •NII include printlna, model makinc. electrical
by.._, of.the Huntington Beach Freeway, have just completed successfully the def'0'"~1 TOO 11~CH ~ f,R 1111• "°"" c1" craft!; or metal working facilities
11eheduled to parallel Btach Boulevard. des tniction of ene-base area' along ~ ~.-.. 'r.r.r.,.:.., ~l~l~~J j',;.,111',,.o:tf, rlll;.~11V: •1J ~·~community room.
Id ti -·;1 . '" • • o" ti twn tetl. Slit dalili ... I Ille -"'·r-r--~ ' Trafflc under thia pl1n wou e the CarftbOiDu.South Vlttnill'I fronUer tor .,, '1"' u11 1nM, • :r,:• ., ... ,.1r, · f into tbt Su Die P'reeway: whlch·runa , , · r.:'i,'r'i..i,..Ji.:.•,'t,~ ~:' "''J:.:~ ll'IYIM -Indoor-outdoor p I a y 1rea or throu~ •. _._ .... _,,,Valley and·-dlver'ted All Ameican troops 'have withdrawn ~ "•,. .... "•vr l>l'CK"""' wltti eT:t .... ml1t!kM II youngsten. •" "OUrn.Ln , -, · ... s !" w11ti htit or111<1a1" 1 ... m11111. Re od · Li ho ·
und N •·· h from Cambodia on the schedule an· Loe~ roo '' Amtrlcen i:ioncv 111 v11rr.tm theM -venue·pr uctng ar san s ps in aro ewport ~c . i1 "'onrhs. 1111, ~11m111111re111n -1.., 111e 11nsrouiuv which clisses could be conducted "W ' t ..... S" ... what Badham'1 nounced at the start of the operation. 01 111 nttotl•llnt o11er1, 111 Ille llll'lfl•tloll1 on · e.re no qw.i\C ... ~ , u, 1111111.rv 1c11-, 1(111 In "" li.-11rt11ev " _ Food 1ervice.
propou1 la, or how it would affect ~ The allied l'WMpt, btto the North Viet· !7 ,~r,:'"'~'lt'~'!r =.. .,...~ ~,~~~ · _ Planetarium.
city," J1me1 Neal, Fountain Valley City namese anit Viet Cnn1 btse areas along l~1,t:."\.1f,,,= .. 1~1 H•'="' 1~""!:.'t~ _Communication center for amateur Man11~'...~1 tbla momln&to .. h.:..U •t to . ht the Cambodian-South Vietnamese border: 01~::!~r !Wm':-'1~1~~,!.:m 111(,_... 4""1"' television, fUm·maklnl or theatrical pnr
'"lbe cuun;;u w~w ~~11 rug1 • -Will save American and allied lives "~ " .. wrnt., H•MI .. _,... 1 """" .,_"'-ductiona.
then councilmtn .. .._... ~,,... a reao u--In the future: -11111 111o1 1111111-r, 19¥9mlfttftt ., u. w111c11. -A Natural blltory muaeum. "-« -It," Meal __ ,. WW that the withdrawal ol tlltr thtmMlv" 11111 MIHlll • .....,..,. uNw • boolc tor """' pro, .,_ ll· -. -llml1e flM IN:I Ot~ 'iJ~ 'W .,_,_, 11'1 ¥1elt11M -n I e.
Freeway Ramp
Change Talk Set
P!...,;..i c~ ol the .Seal Beach
Boulevard lntorchan&e to the San DI•!• rr-ay wtll bt dJlclll80d at a public
hurtnli •t for l :IO p.m. Wednesday
In Ille Hoplll-School, 1Jlll Kenalqtoa
Rood, Loi Alaml!OI.
,,,. burtlll wtll be conducled by Ille
Ca1110mla Dfvtalon ol Jlllhw•Y• · which
:/.2i~:. llf Pjl¥,J« Ille, 1!\lhway
Thi public wtll hive lo dl)'I, otartln1
Wedliadly, to IUbmit ltaltmeflt1 and Inf~ Ml.ll!l lilblt!I to the DIYlllGl1
ol u......., , . ' .• ,.._._,a. ' ' I '
Oilllia propooed lncladl -· ol 1 new free1'11 on·ramp · for trlfftc
-I>ound .., Seal Beach Boulevard'
)fopl ol ·lhl eheng" will be on dl'J>l•r at tho CCMIDt' Ubrary;·Uill Seal Beach
Blvd., s.J Buch. ·
Realtors to Hear
Curator From Knotts .
'l11e Rev. Claude 1Jlunp1, curlfor.
lndopendilx:e Hall an(',....rclf Mry
1t Knott'• Berry Finn, Buena Park,
will iplai: on "Source of Our Freedom''
at the Wedneldly brukfast Of the Hun-
tington Beach-Fountain Valley Board'"of'
Realtors.
~It.on will 1ather for br~akfut at
I a.m. In the Huntllnlton Seacliff Cow\try
~ub.
' Ocean View Trustees
I
American trooP1 from Sopth Vietnam :cr.r/1: noil:li' ..,,, y111~-'''i:"' .. ~"' -Facll!Uea for apeed reading cla&ses.
c111 nroceed mt IChtdule; l~":u: Ji.,f~r llM .. .:r' tf ...,. ... '1: The present Ubr1ry cantr1ct fi1es the
-Wiii en1bJt our prosram of Viet-1 '" MAllCM ,1111 ,.111"11 oi 11111 YNr, ~ir,t price at $2.1 mllllon, but city Develop.
namlution io continue on IU current ~00~~ov~1;14•a!~ii ~ :~:,~=: ~ ~:;;;c;1i ment Coordin1rtor Tom Severns recently
tlmet1bl1: 10 ~111-::w 10~11, 1~t1e~,J:' \.'I ':"~:,,, It,.! pointed out 111 the ideaa for the library
-Should enhance the proipect for a 10 '"'-'~'wt o "" v1e1.,.m1r111on 11111 w11=,.,..t would push the cost over that figure . ,,,..,._. TtitM MW Vlillltlenl, too. ,.. 11i.c. I d I I ·11 h just peace. •0•1"'' • H<_d,... et "~' .!j Ctmm1111111 dli'"•r• Sooner or 1ter, ec s ons w1 1ve
At thlA time, it 11 lmoortant to review ~ 1':.,.~~[!!~t ti:-1''11;~ 1=': of~~ to be made on how much the cost
the bacQround for the decl1kln, the "w11icti "~-;, wi• • •hin.,,..,.,. can be lncreued and what ideas can
result• •Of the operatto.,, thetr larRtt ·~~~'~1:':!c,:.o1!'a be incorporated. m-·-~11n •-· ol conflict ln lndocbtna IR,_ •-lf9 !flt ""'11 • •c111i111 tt -Meanwhie, the dream ps on .. -JU• r.ci-111.1 111..,11 1t1t Hwtlt Vitt_,. •1111 Viet C..
-ind to look down the road to qie ~~...:,~.c.~. ""' M•lc ,.m mwt
future. .,u ~ ~1et111m -~.,... -w111ct1 -nl 1111 _, 1nP1 .;. It,
IT JS VITAL to understand at the ,,:,r~1r11N,.,. ~~:•,;:,,, ~ c,t~~
outset that Hanoi left the United States "11"' ,.,,.. "' 11ntii·" v1•·~1"" 7;'" 11.... .,..,.
bl ti but to . t:t~=t!.'rt.ma" ~'lgi:m., ~...M?----1::i no re1t10na e op on mpve :::S~il"'tt\i ... tf,~::r-:·~i ·~-·,;ifl-1•':7,M.
militarily qalnst the Cam~lan bue " ... -"'' ,.,,.'"'* ~"!; ...... ~j"',.....~
are ts. The purpoae 111d 1lgnlf1C1rtee of !r ~S,tjiriZ~~111 ::ir:;~-;;r.;-.11
our operatlona acalnst Ille Cambodian •'!:..': ~~ll:lr..; ,:J un~es c1n _,Jl!J bl! UDderatood ~if:~:_ .. ,&"",;;; .~ ... t ..,,~
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anc1 the thrut that the Communist bites ,ui:111i;~ '";.v~..:"r • ·=• ~ 11,1"'. In Cambodia poaeft to our objectives. llld' re1111M "' tt1e c.,.....1 ... '"''-•
Nor can th1t mllltary 1ctlon d the =~:. iii'" ,..~I~ l=~.tov~"'rl... -.. :~
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expansion of North Vietnamese ag· to tnc1 11~ YNt• er ''"'''"' •1111 1tttc11 "''
gression throughout lndochlna. '~~?~l!,Pt.'1' ~~ 11 11111". Viti (-•1111 Nll't• Vlt!Nrne.. I~ 11tYe A Record of Restraint. °"''ltd 111 l"••t•rR '""Ooc111 .., ,,.,1, '"' prl1Mr~ob!Klf~ II lti.t Llmll"lv!'lltt flt't:• Ml America'• purpose in Vietnam and bffn _,.,1 11 Hit"91'• .. ,"1"" 1111~!
Indochina remains whit It has been s~. ~:,., Uf~ 11~.J:. "U.J..llf•~ 'i;,
-a .. , .. · In , which the. peoples of <1-, '5'.., ..,.,. 111 111-., 111 •It"''"' "'"' 'l , · .. ~.~.'nMCt UINllll .. .., llftllrtll!Y the rellon : Cin,,!d~•o&e .thtmJelves to · "~ ,;\'\N1' 11"-"9NI ,..._ w....c,11 ~evel...,menf. of their own societies, a P. "'f"'s1111911•• tollowrnt r91Nrb -• r.,.,iM 111 ~,. ,. f!" C1m e -It: peace in which all the peoples of • 1 mu11 i.1 vou 11111 '"-Vlttn•rnt~ CDOM1u"11t1 •1111 !tit Viet C~ ntOOll•lld with 111 lhrt1 Southeast Asia can dP.lermine their O\vtl or fovr 11111t1 11u1 1 •MDlvMFy l!Olhlfll com11 II I I fut Ith I outa., · .. it &! the 1111~11M on1 , , Alltr I t•atll.C . P:J t ca . ure ,. OU I 1n-"" Frtncll ln:IDN l1N Ctmbodll, Viti Minh ,_ ...... ~.,,. .. ~ , • 1 • Iii our ~ounuv In orde, \ tol'!Q""' 11. How
u:::..--1 • ' · • • ' !'n .,., "'"' co"flclt11<• 111 • Vl• ''"""' ... Wh' en this ldm!nJ11tr11tJon took office, I W9 1ld1 Vl'llh Ille Viti 111'11 we wllf Iott our lndt0tnd1nc1.'' the authorized strength of American L111 111 '"'· Prine:• s1rwinou1r arder.r C•ml!Ddlf" IHldereQu!o~ tnd W9lk •rmed forCfl to ••tr( 10 troops in South Vietnam WAS 549.5'1'.l -•-iM•Jur• ot control a"'' North v111111rMH the high water mark of American =1.~~!,,T~~ '~11111n111 torctt: O((uPYlnQ '1""
military oresence in Southe11t A1i1. ·the AT THe &AM• TIM•. t11e COmm\11\ltt !we••
United States had been ne1otiatln1 at ~ ~1::1"' •~"\!:.'J."'vl:m!~' rti::e ',"::, ~ Paris for JO months b••t notht'ng had on ,,,. c1mbod1111 •kl• ot 111e v111111m<•mbodl111 bordtr -lllvt for yllfJ •ff~ICI It l~!y d1911J been agreed upon other than the shape 1no:r bl•• c•mr,: tor •nemy "-1n11t1r11ed lhr-h g OI "'to SO\tlll Vltlr\ollm The! >o~ of the barfl!:ainln1 table. No com· 111e1 ''"" '' 1111<1.,..ri. i.. "'""' vi. N'""' ,,.,. Viti 11111 lllld-.i•rten 11t'""°" 11111 ,., _..,
prehenaive allied peace prop:>!lll existed. 1,_ " '"'' ,.111 •M ''"',,iv on 111e1r '""'" Th from SDUtll VIMMIOI . ere was no approved plan to reduce our icr"11!"4 01 "'°"' 111111 11• ,.,,. l'."'"m1ntt • I • · I I th <•Dtwrtd !n ttlt C•mbodlln OMrltiDM 1 orovldtd nmer ca s mvo vement n e war -ctne:iuilv• ,.,t'O, 01 C0111111un111 ,.u•nc• on C1111bod11
Driver Critical
After Smashup
A n.year old HuntJnaton Beach min
Wll treported 1fn criticlJ ~ this
momln1 1o1io;.1n1 1 colllatoii' willi 1
plcku~ 'lr\lck.
()fflctrs said Gordon V. Johnlon. ~11
Huntln1ton Ave, was northbound on
Golden West Street at l :M a.m. when
his station wagon collided with the truck
ln the Warner Avenue lnterMCtton.
Johnson was pinned Inside the driver's
compartment when police arrived. He
w11 rushed to Huntlnllon lntercom-
munity HO$pital by ambulance.
The driver of the pickup. Ted J. Smith,
37, o1 I~ Alta Mirono St., Huntington
Beach, w11 uninjured, poUce Bald .
Huntington School
Trustees to Meet
A meeting of the Hunlllnston Beach
Union High School Dlatrict board of
tn.ilteel hu been called for ~ p.m.
July 7 to select 1 new boArd chairman
and a clerk.
The sesaion will be held In the Hun-
tington Beach High School Clfeteria,
1905 Main St.
More than 18 bands, 22 fmta and
scores of novelty attractions wfll plr1de
through Huntington Beach's streets this
Saturday in a &tar-spangled salute to
Amarian youlb.
'1111 ,....., Independence DiJ Parodr,
billed u the -1'tiell pu.. In
Callfwnla, Ullo 111' la expectld to dnw
more lhaD •,llOO opoctaton.
9pol-b) tbt HuoliMton Beach Ja)'<eel, Ille colorful proceoslOn Ii aloted
to belin 1t 11 a.m. at Wice Parle ln
the downtown are1. ftdml.uion ls
abeolutely free.
With television and radio per10D1Uty ·
Jchnny Grant u rrand m_arsh1l, It wtll
run alon1 Main Street, turn onto Flf\h
Street, 1crou Walnut Avenue, back onto
Main Street ind bact to Like· Part
vi1 Lake Street. .
· Now in Its ~th year, tht parade,
will be cappo,d, off ·wt~ an ·hour-I ....
fireworil claplaJ from. Ille M11nlclpal
Pier after dark. ·
Th• procouton will ioclllde more theo
3,300 partlclpint& -too many to mention tllem all. ' .
They Jnclude, however, Sen. Geor1e
M"'Jll!y, U.S. Repr< .. mativea Richard
T.,Hanna, Georp Brown ind Gen. Lewi1
H. Walt, Ass!. U.S. Marine Corps com·
mand1nt, wbo wiU 1et 1s reviewlna:
officer.
Othera in the parade are newacuter
Georce Putnam, d1ac jockey Charlie
Tuna, movie 1tarlet Nickie Rae, Fiddlln'
Charlie Waer and woman dlltance awlrh-
rper Greta Andenen.
Bands and rnarchin1 unitl include the
3rd Marlne Alrcrllt Wing Band, the
U.S. Air Forfce Drum 111d Bu1le Corps,
and the 2t Palma Marine Coll>• limo<
Color Guard.
School District
Chief Filing
Deadline Nears
Ha ve you alway1 wanted to run the
Huntin1ton Beach Union Hilh School
Dlsitlct?
You have one day lflfl.
The board of trustees is stiU seeking
applicatio11s for a new diatrict superinten-
dent. ·
The pay is high, upward of $20,000
yearly, dependin& °" your experience
and qualification•. But ao are the re-
quirements. The trustees prefer you have
to have a PhD and a \ wealth of educ•·
,liOf\al arif adminilir~lve experience.
Since ihe announced rettremeat Of Dt. ,.
Mu L. Forney M1y 26, the district
has invited qualified educators to apply
for:, the wsltion through an eight-pase
brochure malled to colleges, univtrslUes
•nd placement offices throughout the
United St.ltea.
They must be returned by Friday
afternoon to Scott Flanagan, usist.lnt
superintendent of personnel services.
Preliminary 1elecUon ~he job will
be accunpliahed through a board-ap.
pointed screening committee who wlll
forward the names of the most eligible
to the board of trustees.
Interviews and 1 final selection will
be held 1round Sept. 1.
The trustee• have agreed to a three-
year contract, with the exact salary
to be determined by qualifications and
experience.
Dr. Forney, who served wiih the
district for the p1st eight years,· wlll
join the faculty of the University of
Guam as associa te professor of education
this fall.
So far, no persons from within the
district have applied for the position. 'Ocean vn· School Di.strict truatees .nett at I o'clock tonight to review
'idmJnlllraUve oalarieo and to adopt a
~v· bucl1et. Thi mlfllq la ocheduled for dlJtrkl
KeadQutrters, 1172 Wamef' Ave., Hun-
&JnitOn Buch. WHITE SALE!
in the abael'lce (If 1 negotiated settlement. •• • 1ot11nc 11111 1n111\r111tr1 co,,1c1or ,,.,. '' 1 itc:ure 1r11 lr1111 oth (C1111"111n hll dttlO~' llNCI JAMUAllY lirlK1, Wf "'"' 'l~·n •"" on Vlt!n•m II Wiii N n C•mlOd .. I Hll Ctll ..
9" 1!1 lr$1111 hi -• to·..-1•t H•tt. '"" with be c1rjltd IMll. lilt CID"''"-"' OI $Guth Vlllflalll· "' ~ 11111 o" lhUlrV •. lt11, ,., Mt s111e....-.... rt. torw1rd 1 """'Mr of co~•rett Ind 1bl1 an 11ec:1tlon In l"Ptric:1. HI• 11rr-mlnltftr, Loft •ta-111 to or-ti """''"' ""9lll!lenl ~ frlol. 111d HDlllY '[lfM mini•-•• llrlk M1t1k, -•II ....... Ml"'° e. "" -u '""'ill.. ••to. ... ••• 1111 1,, ttltr91. " Nfly Mi rth wllll lltllneuk
DAILY PILOT
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It's 1 little late in the year for a \\'HITE sale, but
this one is quite unique.
We bought a few thousand yards of assorttd
custom carpets from America~• leading custom mill.
Many of the various carpets included
p1ck11e are beautiful shades of WllrTE •
in this
II you would like WHITE carpet (or any carpet)
HE'LL REVIEW PARADI
M•rlne Corps' W•lt
Nixon Making
Choice Between
JBS, Democrat
Thi choice l>etween a John Birch Socie-
ty member and a relaUvely unknown
Democr1t faced President Nlxo11 u It
' dld many moderate Republicans In
t.od~y·~ 35th District Congressi.onal race.
The Presidenf and daughter, Tricia,
voled by absentee ballot Monday af-
temoon.
They signed affidavits that they e1·
pec:ted to be out of the votin1 area,
according to County ·Clerk \Villiam St
John, who took the balloLs personally
to Su Clem.ente to get in under the
S p.m. Monday absentee deadline.
St John said he was asked for the
absentee ballots by bwight Chapin,
Presidential aide. Newsmen had been
asking Press Secretary Ron Zie1ler in r~dit dayJ wheth& llle;Pr<sldent ~oujd
Y e1 t f ·. ' t '
ieglef told newsmen l\1onday evening
1l Laguna's Surf and Sand Hotel that
the President had voted by absentee
b11lot "collected before comln1 out
here."
Ziegler was asked if California law
permitted and able·bodied person to vote
absentee when he is In' the dlatrlct.
Smiling, the Press Secretary aald, "In
thls case it does. . . " He said the
President had anticipated beln& out of
the district today.
St John said today the President in
signing the affidavit had acted in an-
ti cipation of what he thouiht his schedule
would be. He said the section of law
covering this. is "liberally construed"
and said the President was protecting
his voting rights.
The special election to fill the une1-
pired term of the late Rep. James Utt
pits ·State Sen. John G. Schmitz, the
avowed Bircher, against Democrat David
Hartman, a college teacher from Santa
Ana . Schmitz is expected to sweep over
Hartman in the predominantely Republl·
can and heavily conservative district.
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for anywhere in your borne, look at these values: /
Many u..,e · wool and most of them completely
install for $7.95 per square yardk over 11 quaUty
paddinJ.
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TRUCKER IHOLDING STEERING WHEEL) WA ITS TO BE FREED
Cutting .Torches Were Out Because of Spilled Fuel
Truck Flips on. Freewa y
Rani p; Drive1· Uninj u1·ed
A Cypress truck driver escaped scriou<;
lnjury f.1o:iday r.ighl \\·:1cn lhe vehicle
he was driving O\'ertt.1rn:?d on the transi·
tion ra1np from the nort:1bound Ne\l,rport
FN!e\\•ay to the Santa Ana Free,vay,
!he California High~\·ay Patrol r~pcrted.
Officers said it took 9\J minutes to
free Edward DeBoer of 9502 Walker
free from part of 1he cab lvreckage.
Because of spilled diesel fuel Tustin
firemen who were called to the sceoe
1verc ur..1h'e '" use cu!t inR torchrs 1:1
rc!e2sc the man fron1 t':.c \'."r:!::'.;age.
Po"·er saws 1verc u~c:I t~ cut h i~ legs
fre :'! .from the p:1r1 of the cab "'reckagc.
He '"~:;; treated and relc::scd at Tu!t:n
Co1nm un ity ·Hospit.'.:l.
Officers said DeBoer v.·as cviden11¥
tra\'eling too fast a<; he at iemptcrl to
negotiate 1he sha rply cur\'ing: trar.<;it:on
road. The truck was loodcd wifh sugar
be<t pulp.
Deatl1 Row !i1111ates T estify
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Fo1· l(ille1· i11 Pe11alty T•·ia l
A parade of rri£oner~ "·ho served
time with triple killer Joseph D. Morse
testified in his behalf again today in
Oran ge Couniy Superior Court. durin~
11 penally trial to determine if he li ves
or dies.
Se\'en dungaree-clad Drn tll Ho1r in·
males testified r.tonc!.:iy before Ju rl!);r
Byron K. ?\1ci\>litlan in Santa Ana, saying
th at ~1orse convinced them lo atrempl
selfrehabilltation "'hile a\1't1iling execu-
tion ..
~·lor~e. "'ho has killrd his molher. in-
''ali1 ~io;t2r an:I a S:in Dlego Co u n I v
Jail cellma1°: is reccivin;:: a nev.· pena!ll'
trial to decide ir he rr.1n~ins on Death
Ro\1' or goes to the gas chamber.
~lorsc, 26. heard his o"•n brother,
a l\.\'O-tin1e loser on f~lony crimes. re-
count their family life, which v.•as ;:t
times troubled but apparen!ly ne1·er truly
biller.
Defense attorn ey Fra;1k Edd0ns Jr ..
of Santa Ana , is arguing in behalf or
morse's life on the basis that he hi.is
changed himself and been a positi ve
influence over other conde1nn"dn1ef'.
He "'as condem·ne::I for I he
double n1urder or his mother and sister
in 1962 and again sentcnct"d to rlie afl eor
th? l!)!M str:1ngul.1lion or Thoma~ Tadd '!i.
a trusty at San Diego County Jail.
E;:ich lin1e. the decision<s "·ere sue·
ccssfully ;ippealed on the basis of im·
prope r j•1r~· sc!<'C'ti(ln wh~n i;·1bmilted
In the Califcr.1 ia Supreme Court by
i\lorse's ai1 orney.
The te~tlmony of Oeaih now inmati:
!\l.:irual J. Cha\'C1.. 1rho fir~! mel ~·!o•0
in 1963. "'as ch1racterisiic or his valua-
t:on by {)\';er felf01v pri~oncr~ ~.fon::!ay.
"lie \\·as a ro\.\·~y. re:>t"l!ir.·•~ p~r~.,11
\\'h~n he arri\•ed. He ju!ll dif.n't gil''!
;i Gan1n. But h~ chanr..ctl in 1iiG. lie
st:i rlcd lo s:ud1·. He 1ras in ore
courteous." said Cl11n·cz.
Judge htc'.\tillan rr"ealerlly susl.l'li,·e::I
rb i<'clions by prosecuting allorne~·s v.·h~_n
Ed1~ns questione~ i:imalc!I :::bout livinit
conditions on Drnii.i Ro\v. limiti ng thrm
t:l r"'.~ussion of ~terse and his eff::cl
c·,1 lhe m.
The tripl c·~la.rcr .and hi., bro:hcr
Rebert E. t.1orsc, 31. ne1·e~ ~hm\•e<I a
s·gn of recog'li;:ir~ t .1:::h o her -lhrv
h;dn't seen or ta'kcrl together in !ivC
years -until the lc.5ti1nony fin ished.
Billy '~ 1'ase 1f ncip
D:ying Boy to See Disneylnnd
From Wire Service~
DES ~·JOIN ES. lo"''a -Some\\'herc
al~g the mai n highway. a seoond·hand
sla.tion wagon rolled lod;1y, carrying a
dying buy on a one.way lrip to the
Magic Kingdom of Disneyland.
Billy ~ng! 7, ,.,.on't be goi ng that
\\'ay again. """'
Ooo n1ed to blindness 1\1ilh in six \\'eeks •
and deJlh fro m a brain lumor in the
r.ear fut ure, hls \1·i~h to sec DL~neyland
and con1cdlan Red Skelton i ~ bcin;::
granted 'by mo1·e than an cnchanled
fairy.
lfis mother a'ld st~pfather, ,.Ir. and
lifrs. James Exline, ea rned (\VO \\'eeks
ago that a tumor growing since birth
Harold \Vilson Proves
He <.:a u Sti II Win One
LONDO:'ll fA P) -Ex Prime ~llnister
ltarold \\1tlso:i, "'~o::-c l .alY.lrlte~ "-ec
defca•r·I ii t.1c ,Jt11·c 18 e'ec:ion, has
bee~, r:'!·c:::~1:.-J 1~~ 't•r ol the par~)'.
t\ u. ::n. 1·•11;"'l':'r:! f r• 1'•e meetirg ~fon·
day. prorr.ltc'f R, full in111lry irto ti~:!
reason\ 11 hy t;,c f'Rr y, w!1l~h w1s h:::a\i.'v
favored to 1vin. \\'l'I' ou~tcd fron1 con1rOI
of the eovcrn111ent by the Conserva1Jvcs.
~nd loo far adva nced lo remove would
soon take his vision. then his /He.
A ne"'spaper story aboul thr bra\'e
little boy led hundreds of I0\\'2.ns to
cont ribute .$2.m for hi.~ tri;> ;i1·d th:?
. a~cnur.t ~pread <1rrol!s the cou:i!~y 1·i3
\\'Ere services.
"Jim okay," they nuo1cd Uilly . ''J'n1
going to Heaven !iOOn."
California Governor Ron:ild RcagDn
read the touching talc and has arranged
for f_ree Disneyland passes fo r the Eidinc
family, which Includes five child re n.
Governor Reagan and Skellon wlll meet
them there. n,ext ~londay, fulfllUng
anolher of Billy s dreams, v.·hich seemed
to be out of reach of his stepfa ther 's 196-
a·\YP.ek job in a fertilizer plant.
"~l fir~t It didn 't seem real,'' said
Exline after recelvini: the unexpected
telephone call from a Re a g a n aide in
Sacr:i mento ~!onday.
''\\'e thought it "''as some sick joker.
Dut then aftrr awhile. J knell' it wa~
re:::!, e~;::ecia!l~· <:Her lh::y cnlle:1 b:ick
a second time."
The family had sold some rurniture t~
ga:::"?r ~SJ for a do\vn payn1cnt on the
s1et1on. wagon th at wtu · take Billy on
\v,.at .1s -lrasical/y -the trip of
1 1Uet1mc.
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Tw~. i;., 30, ltlO I l D~u·rllOT f ·.
Plans· Indochina .Talk .
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Television 'l11terview S·c~uled for .7 P~M. Wec'!nesday . .
By°'R~Hr!,~1!,:i fi.!LL
Ameilica,i fore ign policy. particularly
In SouU'ieust Asia, \\'ill be much in the
neY.'S this '''eek.
The Pres ident Is ,P.Ulting It ,there along
"'ith nr\1' c1nphasis1 On pdlillcal or
nea:itiated settlemc'nt ·of the lndoc~ina
"''ar . High!ii;hls includ~:
-S::i:eduled llve television. lntervie'v
or the Preside nt fQr one hour \Vednesd0.y
beginning at 7 p.n1. rPDT) on all asp2cts or foreign policy , pnrt icu!arly Soulheas~
Asia.
-Release today of the Prcsidenl"s
14·page report le the American people
oil accomplishments in and American
\', ·1:1drav.·ct fro1n C2mb~dia ~nd the U.S.
and Vielnan)ese 1>3sitior.s ..
-JleJeasc to nev.·m1t·n 101 Thursday
use or lhe earlier backg!'ound briefi ng
First Lndv Bae){
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With Praises
From Wire Services
' . Jn San Clemente of oews media ex·
ecutive1 who met with the Prtsldent and
listened at length to Dr. Hel\ry A. Kiss-
inger. adviser on naUo~ se<:urtty.
President Nixon hid earlier ' been
r.cheduled to hold bis '~Ye -tilt:vlsion in·
tcrvlew in Sari 'Clemente but It \\"89
moved to 1 Lor· Angeles studio to cut
down the chance of technlcal di fficulties,
Duflng U, President's April 20 speech
on I Vlebl•m' from San ~c1emente, one
of the Jl(lrtable te19'it1on units broad·
cas\ini the Ail~~ cauaht fire, forcinc
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• a quick switch to a backup unlt.
The President 11 expected to ny to
Lo! ·Angeles · Wednesday · afternoon or
possibly ea rlier for the WednesdaY. in··
tervlew. The hetwo~k newsmeri ·are
Holl'ard K, Smlt)l of ABC, Eric Se,•areld
or CBS and John Chancellor or NBC. ·
Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said
111onday evening that the President
prefe rs the give and ·'fa ke of live
television -as opposed to taped TV
-answering questioos as they cofue.
Ziegler said I.he President had given.
Third Suspect Sought
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specific 9"deN that hil l&lff' WU not
t:> talk lh adv1nce wllh' tht 1hree TV ~
newsmen inv'Oilved. ..
The President: met MMday mornlnC
\1'ith stcretary of State ftoler11 before .
Rogers' deparlure for a SEATO meetin• ·4
In ~1'.ani.Ja, -conferences in Saic~n and .
then more meetings In Jap1n and Lo. .1 cJoii.' · .-'
l\lr: Nixon also conferred with Roma· '
nian Forelgit Mlnlrter Coroeliu Manudi .
on posslbjlitie.!5 of reduction of SOY1et , •
and Americaq military forces in EU?GpL :
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D~ JOHN \'.
OI Ille D•il~ I
A chubby. 16-ye!r·o; ! 1 .:1 Gro,·e1
youth was arrested by Santa Ana police
~1onda}'. night as I! _second_suspcct in
fh e briilal slayings of. an attractive
schoolteacher _and a service station
manager. · '
Arthur C. Hulse, of 11461 Dolan St.,
\\'RS adm itted to Oran~e County Juvenile
Hall to, await criminal action · in the
. butcher murder of the woman and tM
• bludgeoning ot the man.
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nrown -apP.arently occurred alter the •
\\'Oman's car stalled lh the SaDd Clnyon
11rea and the murderer -or murdertn
stopped, ostensibly to help h~.. : .
The""Wl mlllf'then was ta~eittol niarlijr
orange gove near the old city of Irvine
\\'here she wls rtpeatedly 1tabbed and
mutilated .
Lll\1A. Peru -Pat Nixon return s
h ~1ne toc!'ay \.\'ilh a first·hand .pict ure
of the devastation lett by the Peruvian
ea rthquake a.id \\'arm \\'ords of praise
from a military government that has
been feuding with her husband .
· The killers of ~trs. Floren« Brown,
From there, IT!vesllgators said, the
remains, and some of Mrs. Btow.1'1 ef•. •
fe5ts were tak;en to 1 rocky c;anyqa
n!ar El Cariso •Village along· Orte1a
High\\'O'.IY and buried.beneath a thlft cover •
or dirt ·and bru'sh. Two wee kl .. ttt 1
a hiker found the body.
She is scheduled to arrive aboard Air
Force One at El Toro Marine Base
:it 4:25 p.m. President Nixon 1\'ill meel
her.
President Juan Velasco said ?\1n. Nix·
on's tv.·o-day visit \\•ent by •·too fast"
and \vishe1 she coul d have stayed longer
to get a belier idea of "\vhat \\'e reel
like t.1 our nation." (Earlier Story, Page
3).
\lelasco's seeretary, Gustavo Silva.
~ai~ lhc rrc~itlent \l'IS "very c!:?eply
1 o~!ched by the ges\ure of Prealdent
Ni~:nn in s::nding his \1·ife. If he could
h'.l\'C r211t 1'.1c \\'hole U.S. Air Force,
i: T·r.uld net h:a·c me3nt a; mucl1 <:3
!~'1dini; his \\·ifc."
U.S. Amh::irc:ldor Tav!or (in rris:>n l~c lcl!::r sR;d the go:>C:·,.,:ill P:it i\i~:;n
C:'.1"1::d c:1 her \'isi. to th'! r~r h:;uc:ke
~cz,·c 1;·ould better relations be~wecn
1:1:? h\'O count ries. Belcher said President
Velasco. a norn1ally icy. classic milita'ry
strongman, "couldn't ha\'e been more
m:ived" by r.lrs.' Nixon's \'isit.
B:?lcher !aid he thought it '''a~ Mrs.
Nixon's o"'n id"a to <!ome to Peru to
personally view lhe Peru\•ian earthquak e
dama ge amt he was obviously pleased
~I th~. sleps ,taken_. by Mrs. ,Nixon, to
1n1prove lhe IC',lSC rela~ons between lhe
l\\'O countries.
. ~1rs. Nixon "'on the lhanks and good
\vi ii er !he refugees and re.;cuc rs in
her \'isil lo the Anf'\can valley ·once
1'110\\'TI as the "Liltle S\\'ilzerland of
Peru," bul no1v' called the Valley ol
D<'at h b:,• i1s few survivors. ·
''The destru ction "'as much 'more in·
cre~i ble th an I had read about," she
sa i1. "It is all so saddenin'g. The people
:ire so brRve . \\'e .are going lo try
ha rder to help them."
~Ir!'. Nixon hugged young!'ters and
tal ke~ to monks and missionaries, pilots
and nurses. young and old.·
"Brave · and courai;{'eous." she . called
the pe:lpte of the ill-fated valley. She
said "'hat she saw made her sad. but
she rea.<:surc1 the inh:ibtiants. ''You'll
ha \'(' i;o:i:f lin1es again."
The First Lady \\'I S indefatigable in
her tour. Provided a rest slop al a
J:ed Cros.'i tent, she said , "I didn't come
h:.-re lO sit."
She said she came to find out what
1\!,IS needed for relief and reconstruction.
And U.S. Peaaee Corps workers In the
canyon gave her their estimate : S20 ·
millio n to build 40,000 huts in the va lley
hero~ the rains come at the end of
September.
Frantic Effort
'f o Stop Car
Fails; I Dies
A coui::1n s frantic effo rt to unstick
tile accclr.rator pedal as an older (lirl
s!cered their c.a r do"'" a hill in La
Jlabra al 75 miles·per·hour failed early
to<1a1'. cn1l;rig in dt"A\h ;ind inju rv.
Dri\'er Maureen D. Zahn. 18, or Vali"·
1la. \Vas killed insli'ntly when pinned un.
<'Pr the vel'ticl" as it rammerl a guardrail
an -I O\'erturricd in the roerl\\'P.V,
!'h:!l'r}' Z.ihn. 14, nf lh1cienda J~e!khts,
"ho cro11ched on the floor try\n'! lo
release the accelerator as the vehicle .
c1reened a half·mile. wa ci admitted 101 I
'\'hillier Presh.vterian Hospit al with
m1•1tiple l:ir-cratinns.
She 1vas listed in l!ood Cf'n"iliof'. "'hile
A third rousin. Gennlne ZAhn. 11 . \VI'S
lretted for minor injuries 11nd released.
accortlinq to accirient investigators.
Aulhnrllies In 1tfantua, Utah ,
meanwhile. announ~ the death -or a
RiverslcJe \1·oman who \V<JS a passenger
in n car drive11 by a Snnta A11a man
,_•hen It rammed a semi-truck and trailer
he .a"on.
1iss· Belly .J. ~1iller, 29. died 1t1on~ay
\"hrn tbe new s~"" driven bv Allen
C. Cro£by, 23. ~rru:"lXI the center iinc. ,
Crosby !'.'Uercd fer.e ;ind :!rtn litcc ra .
li)ns in the grirdlng collision ard "'at
t.dmlued to Cooley ?l'einorial flospital
in Brlghr1n City, Utah for lrcalm<'nt..
31, of El Toro. and Jerry \V. Carfin,
21, slain on duty in Santa Aria. hare
been sought since early June.
Polke ba,·e posted a $2,000 re\~·ard
for infonnalion leading to conviction of
the killer of carlln, v.·hile a suspected
madman was hunted in the dismem·
berm ent or Airs. Brown.
And police today said they were seek·
Ing sUJI aOoth!r suspect In the crimes
so far Implicating Hulse and Stephen
C. flurd. 20. a drifter from Norco.
lnves:lgalors sa'.d !be capture is ex·
peeled soon. .
H1•rd w11s arrested late \a~k week hv
fher irrs deriut!es in Norco after a foo t
ch<1<:c from his Ct-r to a nearby barn.
I''? I:;; <!xpcc'ed to be arrpirzned in
~~"t::r Ana ~111:iiclpal Court Wednesday
in b:::'1 murders.
i\n?tiler all ege1 drifter picked un late
1~£~ Th:1rij:-.y r.lght hils b~n rcle1scd
n:-.1 l:!.Tned ''not a suspect" by detectives
in ei'hrr murd er.
Tin1othy David Montag. 21 , of no kno,vn
address. has been freed in the in·
\'estigalion. ' . .
A1 police In ,Santa Ana and 1henff s
in\•estlgators grill about a dozen S<lurce.s
in the cases, their web or physical eviden-
ce Is rriUhlnJ in tht two brutal ldllinp.
S!arChe1 Monday yielded both the
hatchet used to bludgeon the station
manag!'r, Jerry Wayne. Carlin, 21, and
the . military knife us«! lo. butche r Mrs.
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Murder Suspect Hurd
A se;:rcll tea1n \Y orkln·• the sl::ipe~
a'o113 lhe r.arc!en Gre\e r-ree"·av ncti r
G1 ::~~cu S.rccl fo:1nd th~ £c\·en·inch
J;;:;:>ar d:igger al legedly used in th!
,·icious tlismcmbcr111enl of the victim.
II \\'as found in a bush where It
hi;1d been thro\vn from a passing car.
That discovery \\'BS made late Sunday
nlghL
On hlonday night another search party
<iis.."Ove red the bloodstained hatchet along
a tdlteh by the Santa Ana ft"reewa)'
bet"•een 9ulver Drive and Jt ffefy Road
in the Tustin area.
Detectives said tha t the deat h of l\1rs .
~frs. Brov.·n's car. v.·hich b14 pouib11 •
run cut of gas, was later ,Jlrlven nor.th
to Sanla Cruz, then dumped' and burflld ·
e'ong .a lonely dirt ~d leadln& to Los
Gatos.
lnv-estigators recovertd tbe cb~;
station wagon Sunday ~t.
The ,scene ot the. murder ahd the
. abandOned ·car were reportedJy dacrtbecl
to sheriffs investigators durlnc a
wee kend lriterroaaUon of Hurd after hb:
arrest.
'J.'he ,probe·, both by shertfr1 men 1nd
San.a Ana detectives includes aome
circles of youths known to UR drugs,
raid Sa>1ta Ani Police Qetect!Vf: ·Lt.
Jiarrel Davis.
Bl!t initial reports ol a cult-style series
or slayings ba~·e. bctn discounted.
r;t. Devis said !he grou p eithe r Involved
\•;l'.h or koowln3 about the slaylngs '11(ert
IY?ical of !he many social ~ps µsi ng
stimulant and dep re9;11ant pills and w.ho
ha\o·e "all been kicked out of their home1
by their P.ilte-nu:· and livln1 in a prett1
loose environment.·• .
"1' •!ways 'bitle'te' 1 dJlt tO bf '
something bound t o g et h e r . by
semirellgious philosophy. There CtttllDIY
Jon'j.1ny of lb«\ )i>.lhi.<Ht,''·bo~ .. •
Th• drug .. rienttd l""'P impii<aUd !ft
the klllings 15 a IOOlely·knlt poup ·of
friends, mostly Itinerant, with no
perm1nenl a!Jdress. . -. -··-~---·--
High-speed banking ·
in th·ree lanes.
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Take the short cul to.convenient ban~ii;ig. We have thr,ee fast·mov1n~ lanes ot drive-up banking at Southern California
First National Bank .
Just d.rive up and bank from your car . A simple intercom and
lube ~el1very system connect you with your leller ... t.o make your
ban~1n~ fast itnd easy. Of course we're always happy t o see
you 1ns1d e the bank, where you'll receive the sarhe cordial Service.
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Hon!ll'lglOl'I Beach, Cali!.
Orive·up Win~ow Hours: M on.·Thurs. 8:30 a.m, to 5 p.m.; Fri. 8;30 to 6 p.m.
L obby Ho~rs : Mon..-Thurs. 9 a.m. to S p.m., Fri. 9 a.m. 10 6 p.m. 24 Hour Night Depository '
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Cambodia IB11Je. · ·•-•*...-**'•
Sena te Vote
W.ASllINGTON (UPI) -A narrowly
divided Biulli --v<!y today to pennit the" Ullltm Mltl!ll t( underwrite
-el allied troopl' fiChU.. la IU(r part di the Clo>l>Mian ., __ -
then tentatively reversed its decisiOll.
' On a 47 .... vote, the Senate firtt voted
19Pf'OVal· of the Mmlnistratfun:backed
~· . 11\en, on a second vote; Sen.
Stuart ~ymi,ngt.on (O.Mo.), 'revers-ed'
himself and UM? vote came QUl 47 . to
4' agalnsr an attempt to b I o c k
reconsldft'ation of the ritst vote.
1'hf senate then proceeded into its
t1i.ird roll call of the day OR the· am~nd
ment, .which, iC it became law, wouH:t
sanction-American finalicing ror South
V1tlllameile or Thailaid &oops fighting
01 behalf of tlJe Cambodian governmtttt
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TEL AVIV (AP) -An Israeli army
patrol mot aad JWli!d1 a """"8n wtR>
was out allB ~ MondlY nigftt in
Gaza City, infonned sources reported
today., TIMfy said sh!! •a~ one of a
group ot pers""' wllo 11«1 wh'" the
patrol apprda<hed !Ind ordered' the ll'OUI'
tO halt. One mat( wlf! eaurtrt and tr-
rested.
'Nie Israeli military· command reporttd
that Israe·u pl&nes crossed'the Suez <;:art1fl
opin Moodily niFt and poondell Egyp-
tian tarrgets on ttie west bank. kll P1*ftie's
returned sarcly, spokesmen said.
l!raeli spelcesman also reported that
guePri.Uas in Jordan firetf fwo rocl<et
1alvt1 · toGay at \he kraedi frontier tt1wn
(If Beit Shean~ 'ltie rodtetS, caused· some
damage but there were no report·r ol
..casualties, the military command said.
Y·itihak ~. Israel's ambassador to
the United States. flew back to w........, -"""n<lint! th• weekend in Ttl Avtv dbcUSliibg tlle la.test l:l.5'.
CHP Widows
Get $15,519
SliCRAMEN'tO (UP~) -It .,.. I
qWt!t luncheon for four attracttve-y0tm1
women.
They each received a check for tlS1519.
Tllere "" no-joy. Ia· fact, the wmtet:
wept;
~Y were the Widllws of the four
Clililornta Rigtlway Patrolmen killetl ii
a gunbattle near Newhall in April.
The cheeks were gtvei11o Mi's. vafierie
Gore ot Merced, M'ts. Shirley Alfeyn
df Campbtll, Mrs. Nibla Fraf!O of Merced
and Mrs. JaMt. Pence 0( Fairfield• Mon--
day by the California ASIOciation of
Highway Patrolmen. "
The money was sent to the <=.:HP by
citizens rrom Uirouifu>ut the state in
the aftermath of the tr.agedy. .
The widOws t;dke'lt wiu.1 newmien brief·
ly. Their words dill not came enlly.
Mn. Fra.,, "ho hid to be tscor'led
from the room when· she broke out
Cl')lilll, lliclo "Wo hml to eirplalo to
tile chH*en frhere· thciJt dlddy is."
!ll"""911 for -ill tllt --R~ Mild· ~ lillllfl "IM' diilW' # ·t1111
illlck "' die u--
19l"aet'11 cabin« ... mom11 amml "·
M Aviv for ~ ,._ tt.tftJe
~rY ol State' 1111li1Mt II •• lll!lilft
"'1llOllnCed Ille U.S. po0c< p11oi·.
Premier Golda Mtlir ftid ~
Israel would' not fG along· with 6. tarft!.
Porary Arabl.Israeti cease-(ll't, rtpoa ttidl.J' °"" ol the key points ii Ill<! U.S. pliilf:
Mrs. Meir told the Israeli par.lialnent
she would' not dlis<rllle !he P"fllO"ll
"because it was PJ:E!:Jtilttd ttf-ti!' Jftlt
for publication ." But her speech was
seen as the Israeli government's reeotioo
to the plan.
Mrs. M'ei'r cal:ledr for "a mutlMll and
abso lilte cease.fire" and renewed her
appeal to the Arabs for peace talks
"wiltout prior conditions, w J· th o u t
ult-imttums~"
Underlining 1*ae11t determination te
hold on to the Arab sector of Jerusalem,
captured in the 1967 war, Israel's dititrict
court in Jerusalem disclosed it will move
oo July 16 te the court rooms used
8y the Jordanians before the war.
Last year tne. nalionai police head·
quarters was transf«Nd to ihe Arab ·
quartert. I
Vni on Indicted
For 'Pol,iaics'
WA:Sff!NG'FON' (VP!) -'!'he Sl!il"""'
In~ational and eight or its officers
and employes were irntioted today en,
cftaraes 1temming f·rnrD ttie alleted cdn·
tribution o( '40,000 to the 1968 political
campaigns of both Democrats and
Republicans.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell· an·
noonced the 17-coont indictlnellt allqing
conspiracy to c o n t r i b u t e $750,000
between 1964 and 19811 and acfual viola·
tio11 o! federal laws pmhibfting piOlincal
cootTibutions by coryoratms and' unions.
M'itdlell said tfle indictment was
r"'-urned in U.S. District C<illrt in
Brooklyn, N.V. It wa tile Jeth such
casre &rmtiht by ~ government since
May di last )'l'ar.
Could you keep up tliose
"euy" mathly paym ents
if your pay $fopped?
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SA!ISON (UP!)-A handful of Amer-
lcan military ad visers returned to ~utb
V~am ~ay to complete the U.$ ~
withdrawal, from Cambodi9, mUit.ily
sources said. South Vietnam pulled out
5,000 o& its troops but kept 34,000 others
fn Cambodia, .
Ail American combat troops had witho
dr.awn1 Monday.
'f.he South Vietna:mese> settled in fbr
what appeared· to, be a-Ian1· My by ope!·
ing an air b11e ZI mil~ imide CMlbddia.
the One is capaijW; of Jian-OllD
planeS· supportillg the CamlxNtien "'.
fttnlfteltL
Militar:y 80Ul"ee&· said abotlt two dolln
American ad'visers and air controllers
had returned to South Vietnam to end
U.S.. participatioa in • tw1>-month. Clln·
l'"ifn• agoi~ NO/ti VietnalftOSe !11111 Wei Cont: gupply Jir'e'as'in Gambodia. MooAy,
the Uhited States withdrew the last 1.700
combat troops from Cambodia a day
earlll!r than Presidenl Aixon's · dadlliie
for tfie ~ullbut. Tfie Unlted ·St>!>• lad
:ft.,OIM mein in Camtiodia at the height of
the operation.
The South Vietnamese said they had
pulled dot 5,11118' men from C1mbodia'1
P'i11h1 H'ook sector. The' Siligctn g'91!i!n·
mmt said' it!:· troops had Jtilled 1,119
Communist troops at a cGl!t al 19 ~
and 'Mil wounlle!l1 in the regi()n •
At Neak Luong, Cambodia, a key farry
cr099irlg and· high"11y point Orl' the Me.
kon1 River 35 miles southent or Phnom
Penh., the South Viet-tndlly ..,-t
an, !fir strip which milit:&ry SIJUrtts llllid
would be their chief bate in ~.
Wliat would happen to you and' your family if
suddenly your regular pay check was cut oft
because!!!' a seJfioos accident or an illness? You,
like most families, are probably m2king pay·
ments on your h"use, yo1>r car and oth~r things
that bring you a comfortable and enjoyable
~fe. Withut your regular income could you
coatinue tlllSe payments ·or would there be a
se-oere ..i;u.tntent ill' your Jiving standards?
P. S. Gordon
Aaency Associate
O~A~ 01'!JNT'f Tdt;.$01-
Ma1111faetnrm bife cat(t !Uarantee that you'll
always &e able to work. Nobody can. What we
can gu1mrntee is that if you are laid-up with
arr illness or an accide nt you'll still receive a
rog,.htr pay cbe<k. Month after tnlmlh. Yea,r
lifter year .
Call the Man from Manufacturers. He'll Ile
gl'ad to help you with a pie.ft tai!m'ed to Y<lllf
__!l'eel:l5 .. A plan' _"1.tll a oarantee tl!M the 2'.-
tien caa be rt!newetf IO qe 65 allll wlrichJa Ille
idlierVal caftut be claillfld or caadlecl by cae
Company, reprdlCS6 or what happens te,,.,....
health. The co9t is reasoaal'>lc; ind witlr your
family's financial security at stake yoajll6tcao'I
all-Ord lo be wilhffl i&.
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VOL. 63 , NO. 155, 4 SECTl9 NS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1970 TEN CENTS
DAiL't PIL01 ltatl pllfi.
Cambodia· Called Succes.s
Nixon Sees Peace Hopes Gr eatly Enhanced
President Nixon, in a 7,000.word white hope for peace in Southeast Asia, also
paper issued from the Western White lold Hanoi that ''the Urne has come
Cl tod dee! ___,, to ne1otlate." Hoose in San emente, ay a.~ Mr. Nixon ·sakl. Hanoi 'should , seize
U.S. operations iii cimbodia were majof .the mome.1t for an honOrable peace
success that enhanctd prospects for or face a · sll'u&gle that could go on
peace. for months or years.
He also announced the Complete The President made no concessions
withdrawa l ~f_ American tr~ from anc1,
1
1n fact, emJ>Eaalzed tha~ this country
Cambodia which wa! '1irtu ly an ac· -wou Ql ncreue Its military as'.ilslance
ccmplished fact Monday. In terms of money and equipment to
The President Jn envisionin1 better non-communist SoUtheast Asian nations.
But he put hi s main stress on a t'We would hope that Hanoi. would
call for a negotiated setUement. ponder serlously )ts choice, constdertpe "There is nothing tO be gained in both the ·waiting," the President sakl. "There Is promile ol an honorable~
no military tolutlon. · and cost« conitnued war." •
"Sooner ' or later peace must come. Nixon said he expected most of the
It cai-1 come. now through a negotiated 48,000 South Vietnam troopa Jn Cambodja
settleme~ that ls fair to both skies would withdraw shortly. But he said
and humWa tes neither. Or it can come the · would go into_ the J?ofder arua
months or yiil'rfNim now Wilh-60tli,--;a;;;g':a•1n -without American advisers, -
sides havin1 Paid t.be furtha price of If the Communists attempt to re-establish
protracted atruule. '(Ille TEXT, Pop 11
Mesa Council
Asked to Fight
Edison Plant
Retplem Mass Tonight Culture Center
Speaking stricUy as a citiien, Fire
Chief John ~tarsball urged the Costa
Mesa City Couilcil Monday to_ back 1n
appeal against expansion of the Southern
California Edison Company's p I a n t
nearby in Huntington Beach.
' Wes tminster Car Dealer
Robert Longpre .Dies
Funeral services for pro m I n e n t
Westminster auto dealer Robert Longpre,
who died Monday after a Short Illness,
will be held at I o'clock toni1ht at
Pacific View Memorial Chapel, in Corona
del Mar.
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Concept Eyed
In New Librarv
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The contract calls for a library. 'Ille
vWon calls. for something 1randei:_.
So far the vision is winning.
KARL LLAMAS, 13, STRADDLES HUGE PIPE MOLD
YOUf'lsters Go Down the Tube - With Sandpaper·
He suggested a resolution supportinl
the Orange County Air Pollution Control
District in pending court actkln against
the decision by the California Public
Utilities Commlssion one week ago.
A requiem mass will be celebrated
at JO a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady
Queen of Angels Catholic Church,
Newport Beach, with pr!vate intennent
to follow.
After a series of meetln1s \II-1th · Hun-
tington Beach • city Officials, library
architect Dion Neutra says that 1 t.itlt
should be sought to describe the complex
Planned for the Central Park which 1oe1
beyond the ordinary library concept.
Going Down Tube The City Council once before passed
a resolution criticizing the two-unit ex-
pansion of the st.earn nlant. which will
pour more fossil fuel pollutants Into
Mr. Longpre, 50, was stricken at
Catalina Saturday a.rid escorted by the
U.S. Coast Guard to Hoag M~morial
Hospital where he died. 'Ibe euct cause
of death haa not been determined. 50 Youths Ai.ding Beac h Project Southland skies. • Mr. Longpre was OWntt of a
Wntm.inater Pontiac dealership since
19111. lie wn. .born In Ppntllo;411icll.,
.......... lint ._ •• -iller1l>e end Of.W ... ld Warp. ' ,
°"" ywnpr generation is golna down
thelabellterall. ·
About 50 ol them are doing it right
now in Hwitington Beach and earnin&
two ~ an hour for It.
The "tubes" are two 330-foot long
rubber "w'ienies" just purchased by a
Huntington Beach firm for the purpose
of making jointless pipes.
They 're sitting along I.he road near
Lake Street and Utica Ave. where
scores of boys are giving them a scrut>-
down with sandpaper prio r to the casting.
"l just laid them out here and the
boys came around," said Joe E. Long,
a representative or the company. "So
I put them to work."
·•Any boys who want t.o come down
here and work 1et paid SZ an hour.
-"' them ... ~ -and oaly work for one hour to aet 1 meal .• J 0on1 care," he saJd.
Long also takes pe~.,ror1y1 dawn
to the beadl. to recruit help. 0 1 just
go down there to see if anybody wanta
to work and before 1 know It, I .have
the back of my pick-up full,'' he ex-
plained.
Long said he has 60 or 70 of the
gigantic tubes which are laid Into a
cement filled ditch and deflated once
it has hardened.
The process, he ·says is patented and
is capable of producing long sections
of pipe in a comparatively short. period
or time.
"I think they've made a horrible
mistake " all'eed Mayor Robert M.
WUaon; 'whe IP'#d .. ,the ,......
approved •hen pressure was befng
mounted against the expansion JJl"tCI 11n.
Councilman Alvin L. Pinkley asked
Manllall If he pnferred a massive -
failure to harlh controls on the utJHty
company, but the fire chief replied
nuclear 11:enerat1nir plants are the an~.
Heated water discharged from facilities
such as the Edi!lr" Comol'lnv t1oerates
at San Onofre kills marine life and
ve11:etation. upsettinl! the ecolo1!cal
balance, Pinkley observed. . ..
"The smog i11 going to kill us ,
countered Masshall .
Bil father, .R. R. Loo .... w11 11!<>-
ductlon supervlaor'Of the Pontiac Division
Of a-al -alnce Ila bqlnillq to his retlnrnent several years ago.
He dled e.rly Jut. month.
Mr. Lontprt, who met his wife while
attending Notre Dame University, Jived
at the family home, 2.1 Linda Isle,
Newport Beach.
Survivors include his wife, two sons,
Robert "'R. II, of Huntington Beach,
Richard, of Newport Beach: t w o
daughters, Cherri of Cotta Mesa and
Mrs. John Juhrlng of Huntington Beach.
DEAD AT SO
Robert Longprt
Michigan, and four grandchildren.
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New Centre x at Cit y Hall
Councilman Pinkley said he un-
derstands the entire ISsue at this point
Is a power play betwen the. PUC, which
claims sole jurisdiction. and the county
pollution control district.
The county agency 's officer. Wi\llam
Fitchen. orl11:inally denied the F.cllson
application to build two new steam
generalinr, units. JeadinP, to a battle
over who has such controls.
He Is al!IO survived by his mothe r,
Mrs. R. R. Longpre, of Escondido ; a
brother, R. R. LonJPre, Jr. of SauguJ:
a slater, Mrs. Vir1lnia Stevenson, of
The family has suggested memorial
contributions lo be applied to the Heait
Fund.
Women Voters Unit Plans
W on't Give You a Buzz "I'm sure. it's 11oing to the Supreme
Court," said Pinkley.
No action was taken on Marshall's
request Monday hight, pending a probe
by the city staff into a reported move
to create an lnter.1overnmental agency
To Watch Government
lf yau give City Hall a buzi in Hun-
t.irlgton Beach you're unlikely to get
a busy number. •
The .city has just Installed a new
$290~000 telephone system now in opera-
tion "'·hich wlll enable citizens to dial
most city offices direclly without going
tr.rough the switchboard.
City Administrator Doyle !\filler said
that the purpose of the new system,
called Centrex, is lo bring greater ef-
ficiency and lo bring the public officers
closer to the people.
Huntingt.on Beach is the first city in
the General Telephone Company area
to install the Centre" system. according
to Jerry Supernaw ol General Telephone.
He explained that the system gives
to each major city department an in·
dividual telephone number which will
be listed in the telephone directory.
The new system will result in less
cost to the taxpayers , Supernaw noted.
Supernaw pointed out that rath er than
just a few Jines to a cential switchboard,
the city hall will "have hundreds or lines
available for 'Incoming calls and that
the busy sip! for City Hall is now
a thin1 of.the paiit.
EquipmeDI f0r the new system Is hoos-
td ih the telephone company offices
of the system In lhe new civic center
will be made a 'minimum cost.
Fire Chief Ray Picard said th at
telephone slickers with the new emer1en-
cy numbers for the city will be
distributed to every residence and
business in the city so that the new
numbers can be readJly available on
telephones.
Here are many of the new telephone
numbe rs installed at City Hall . If the
office you desire is not llsted call S.16-
5211.
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dealing with air pollution. ~
'Watch Children,'
Firemen Warn
"Supervision" Is the watchwor~ Hun-
lin1ton Beach firemen are passing on
to residents this year as the city prepares
for another sparkling Fouf!h of July.
"Most fires caused by fireworks hap-
pened because no one watched the
children," Capt. Carl Duncan, deputy
fire marshal, explalned.
The fire department also warned
residents to beware of dry g r a 1 s
and combustible roofs while celebrat1n1
lhe Fourth. ·
"Safe and Sane fireworks are the only
ones allowed In the city. but even they
have to be controlled," Duncan pointed
out.
Edison Opposed
Mother has put . away the dish rae
and taken a seat at city council meetings
in Huntinglon Beach.
And the housewives are going lo watch
the achoo! boards, too.
It's all part of an action plan adopted
by lhe LeaJUe of Women Voters for
participation in city Md 1 c h o o I
1overnments.
The new program calls for the League
to take positive &lands on certain city
and school i!sue1 and for League
members lo attend meetings of the
various governing bodies.
Here are aome of the Items the League.
plam to support: ·
-Adoption of 1 set of goala aod
policy plan for the development of Hun·
tin1ton Beach.
-The Top al the Pier plan to
redevelop , the downtown area.
\ -Public ownerahlp and access to
'the beaches.
' - A policy al proffipt adoption and
impiementallon of programs for finan-
ctn1 caplLll improvements In the city.
-Support Joca1 cooperaUon with coun-
ty, state, region•! and naUonal ll'OUP5
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in the field of planning.
-Better coordination of educaUonaJ
services between the five elemenlary
school districts and the high school
district and better communicaUon among
the dlstrlct administrators.
-Interdistrlct llnancial cooperation
for educa'tional services.
-Applications for federal, state and
private funds based on the needs of.
each school district lf funds are not
available the League favora higher local
taxes to finance educaUonal needs.
-An educational climate tn all local
school districts conducive to the deve~
menl of the highest potential of each
chlld.
oo Main Street . In all. more than 25
mUp of cable have been Ins talled and
more lhan 101000 man hours nave been
usalin·the 1no1a11at1on of the·equlpnm>l-
Huntington City
Schools Slate
Salary Meeting
Pl]c A l Attached CAN YOU STILL A apecla1 .... ,.., to ...-, ac1. pprOVU mlnlstraUve salarlea·hu been cillad for "SE CALEN DAR? 7:llll tonipt In the Dwyer Sdlool llbrary Orange County supervllors · 1oc18yinltructe<1-County-Counsel--., · by truat.., of the Huntmctan Be1ch -Mllier aid the system has many
money uvin1 features In addllion lo •v·
in& time fOr both emptoyes and citizens.
One of the lealur<s ,II that tacb depart·
ment receJftS tepal'ate accounti"I for •'>doll calls made from that depart")enl
1'1is enables clOH:r control on long
distance ph~ne calls and aids In deciding
i.ri lhe futuie the amount or extenCed
ca lling area lines needed lo conduct bus-
litess. according to tr.e ad'l1l'1i!tra1vr.
The Centrex sy:ac.m 'A'hlch Is n!lw
In efrect was actually de:\gr;cd ror the
new city hall which Is n11w in the plannillg
atafe, Miller said. Since the equipment
will not have to be moved, Installation
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Adrian Kuyper to. attack on three fronts against the California Pub-. · te City SchOol District.
lie Utlities Commission decision approving expansion of the Hunt-Sprmg housecleaning came a little la Trustees will kMJk at propoaed• In-
! Bea h Ed. I t al the DAILY PILOT, this year. But In 1-~ f r1n•~-ngton c 1son Company steam. p an . _ ,. , . It produced 1 booama for everyone •ho creues 11 cu_, or arpe .__. .. ~uyper, as recommended by his office, wiJI : ·' .uu cu uae 1 •aD c•lendm' -with' big :.'tart!~=~= W: =.
Ask immedlatel1 for a rehear!ni of lhe caae be!ore 'tbe PUe. -ben and apaC91 • to -dll11 "Piaf meelll)C ·of" Ilia boon! for an (A denial of this req~eat, !or a rellMl1llr will be a prec~tlfon to ·, --: · '. undlac:l....i'reNoo. . • .
appeal to lhe Cali!ornla SupremeC.ort, 'Kuyper· advised.) ' ,, '1'11"11.iy at-UM!ul lf'lt o.,._ • ~ ·~ .~· Ii, a.a .
If Edison attacks the denial of a permit for construclion. by ' dars ls fialiled. Bui the1 Me •Hllable lor;$,,A. )llollett, ~~i;
the Orange CounJy Air Pollutlon Control Dii trlct Heanng BOard to <ill • f~lkome.;J:~ l!ails (ree He cumntly earna $15, lojiiolly:-A
construct th e plant, Kuyper will defend the denial. ~ ol1 charsa-to a 1'ht wan\a-iw call 7.1 pel'.ftnt ralJe to '21· tr~.
If Edison starts construction of either of the t,wo proPosed !t"i~~~::U':.:.,,:::~.i::! Ch8:i':dp~~:~ =:.~~.,t:'11~'
oew_ pla~ts,. as .ordered b>: the PUC, the coonty will immediately to find any In rhe 9rPbo•tdi at 'tbe , suPf!rf"1 e"~ent. Hla cu~1'tiillry la
seek an in1unct1on to prohibit such constructlCl!n. end of d.; yeir. · I $23'\A 5.3 peteent •Midxlc would
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"CUitural Center for t h e Com-
municatinJ Arts" Is his suggestion.
Neutra, of the world renowned Loi
AriReles firm of Richard &: Dion Neut.ra
and Auociates, was cOmm\ssioned by
Huntington Beach in April IO design
the library atop a hill overlooking Like ~bert and natural manhes in tbe park.
He ,, .. given the a11ignment shortJy aftel: the d,.th of bis father, Richard
N«Jtra, who wu also anliou: to take
"' the Huntington Beach project. He ~ at the ap of. 71 while en a tour
lhraqb Gennany. .
Dloa Neutn 11y1 he regarda the
library u a monumedt to his father.
Chy official a are ' excited by the Loa
Ancelet architect's preliminary 1ebemet
and ldeu for the structure, lncludlnl
such addltl~ as an art gallery, artiaan
work areas, and a planetarium. ·
"Mr. Neutra has captured our desires to make thia library truly gre-at and.
however simply, expressed, this will be
a showplace of Neutra genius, both fatl\er
(See UBRARY, P11e Z)
Mi1ii-tournatnent
To Open Beach
Mini Golf-Links
Founlain Valley's first miniature golf
tournament will christen the city's first
mini-course at 9 a.m. Friday .
1be ·tournament, sponsored by the
parka and recreation .dep~rtment, will
feature a1e brackets from tots to adults
at separate starli'!I Umes throu1hout
the day and evening. .
The new cours_e is located on Magnolia
Street at the San Diego Freewa'y.
Reglstration for the tournament may
be taken now through Thursday at City
Hall, 10200 Slater Ave., or on the day
ol the tournament at the course.
Starting times for various a I e
brackets are: ··
-9 1.m. f9r boys and girls eight and
under.
-10 a.m. for youths age t.10.
-11 1.m. for youths ages 11-12.
-I 1>.m: tOr youths ages 13-14.
-3 p.m. ages 15-17.
~:45 p.m. for city officials and for
residents 18 and over.
Oraap Cout
Wea Cher
Till the clouds roll by, about II
a.rn., H'U be cloudsvllle on the Or-
ange Coast. 1ben look for bright
sunshine and temperatures In the
c.itral ltVenUes.
r~mi.~ roOXv
, New JM1tice HatTtJ Btackmum
qutu obtliowlv wiU plav • kif/
role in ntzt jall'1 ded.rionl of
the Supreme Court; hf'!'U brtak
th< ~ d<adlock. Page I ,
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Freeway .Plan Fought
Beacli CofC Dir~ctors Oppose Badham. Pla.n
' DIH<1on of th< Huntington l!Hch
tl!.ambtr of Commerce ha\'e joined the
opposition to Assemblyman R o b er t
....,.,., bill to delete a segment of
&he PKific Coa1t Freeway .
Thi! directors passed a resolution urg· tnc ~ Legislature nol to change the
tdopted freeT1•ay route "al this late ~
date.'' T1lt Newport lawmaker's bill would
terminate the freew1y at the juncUon
with the north-IOI.Ith Huntington Beach
Freeway near Ad.ams Avenue.
The Jlleasure has passed the Assembly
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Studies -Badham
Freeway Plans
Fountain Valley city councilmen will
study the oontrovers.111 propoPI to. stop
tlle H1.U1Ungton Beach MCUon of tbe
propoted Paclflc Cout Freeway at a
gpecial meeting M 7:30 tonight.
The freeway change, proposed by
Awmblyman Robert _ Badham ( R •
Newport Beach), WGiUld route downccast
traffic inland to the San DWao Freeway
~way of the Huntington Beach Freeway,
scheduled to parallel Beach Boulevard.
Traffic, tmdet lhll plan, would Ut
into the San Diqo Frft'way, wtllch nm
through Fountain Valley, and be diverted
around Newport Beach.
_ "We're not quite sure what Badham'a
proposal Is, or how It would" affect ~
city," James Neal, Fountain Valley Caty
Manager. sakt this mornln1.
"The council wants to 1tudy It tonight,
then oounciJmen mllht aiunt 1 ruolu·
lion pro or con it," Neal 11.ld.
Freeway Ramp
Change Talk Set
Pl'oj)oled chang" al the Seal Beach
Boulevard Interchange to the San Ole~o
rr-ay wUI be dllCUS10CI at a public
hearinl .et for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
In th< Kop~i-School, ma K..,.tngton
Road, Los A1amilos.
The beM!n1 wUI be conducted by the
California Divisk>n of Hta:hways which
will present ill pl1n1 fori the hl1~1y
mod lflc.atiOlls.
The public will have 10 days, starting
· Wednetday, to submit statement.a and
kUDr!!l•l!i!'!. .. th< IUl>Ject Iii' the Dl)'ill<!I al Highways.
Chanfea propoaed Include COllllructlOll
of a new freeway on-ramp for traffic
oouthbound on Seal Beach Boulevard.
Maps of the chances will be on dl1pl1y
at the county library, 11611 Seal Beach
Blvd., Saal Beach.
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Realtors to Hear
Curator From Knotts
The Rev. Claude B:unzel~ curator,
lndepe:nd~ Hall and reteatth library
at Knoll's Berry Farm, Buena Park,
will iptak on "Source of Our Freedom'•
at the Wednesday breakfast Of Ult Hun-
tington Beach-Fountaln Valley Board of
Reali.on.
Realtors will gather for breakfast st a a.m. in Ute Huntilngtoo Seacliff Country
Club.
Ocean View Trustees
Qcean View School Diltrlct trustets
meet at a o'clock tonight to review
adrninlsttaUve salaries and to adopt a
tentative budaet.
'Ibe meelin1 is scheduled for district
headquart.ers, 1972 Wamer Avt., Hun-
tington Beach.
DAILY PILOT
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and ii -blillC <imolderecl "' till llateSeoate..
The chamber ......... stole that 1111
freeway cha.nee "would severely delay
the orderly deveJopbent or this city· (Hun·
tingtM Beach) in the immediate and
surrounding areas and ~ thus do great
damage to the local eco.10my by setting
back the plannlnJ and, thus. construCtion
of this long overdue, imperative f~way
allenment."
The Huntlnaton Beach council al5o is
opposed to Badham's bill , which is
designed to steer the freeway around,
-al tbraulb. Newport !'ticb· -" lrilllc .......... lo !lie -and aloo( Iha SUia Ana RI-,
the bill . woukl route traffit. north up
the Huntington Beach Freeway to the
Sail Diego Freeway.
HunUngton Beach councilmen believe
the proposed freeway change would
jeopardi&e the Top of the Pier .. pla'i.1
for ~evelopment of tht downtown area
and cause traffic jams on aurface streets
in the ctty.
Newport Beach realdenls hive been
fighting several months to keep the
freeway out of their city.
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TEXT OF NIXON REPORT
the sanctuaries there.
Summing up the Cambodian picture,
Nixon said that all 32,000 American
JTI?Und forces, Including advisers, are
out and Would ·not go back. He said
the only U.S. mWtary ar.t!Ylty in Cam-
bodla now will be bombing raki& 1g1inst
troop COneentratJona and suppJY .areas.
H~rt i•· the complete text of ·Pr•ident
Nii:on's white paper on CambodJa :
Togelber ·with the -'South Vietnamese,
the Armed Forces of ·)he Uni~ Stites
have just completed successfully the
de&trucUon of eMmy base an11 along
the Cambod~ Vietnam fronlitr.
All Ameiican troops have withdrawn
from Cambodia on the schedule an-
nounced at the start oflht operation.
The allied sweeps into the North Viet-
namese and Viet Con!! base areas along
the Cambodian-South Vietnamese border:
-Will save. American and allied lives
In the future:
-Will assure that the wiQtdraw1l of
American troop1 from SoutJll, Vietnam
can nroceed on schedule;
-Will epabte our program of Vtet-
namlution· -tO continue on ill current
timetable:
-sllould enhance the proq>ecl for a
just peace.
Xt thh1 Umt, lt Is lmti0rtant to review
the backgound for the declshm, the
rHUlll Of the operalloTI, their tar.ctr
meanlnf In letm1 of coolllct In lndocblna
-and to look dowil the rOld to the
future •.
rr JI VJT AL to understand 1t the
outlet that Hanoi Jett the United Stat.es
no reuonabltt option but to move
mllliarily qalml the Ccn-n bale
arus. 'Ibe purpose 8nd lllntflcance of
our operatiom against the Cambodlln
llllcliwlll _con_°'11Y-1\!.~~,
qalnit the blclcdrOP of irhat we ere
&e61ng to 1ccomplflh ii\ Vletnim -
and the threal that the Communill bait•
in Cembodl1 poM!1 to ow objectives.
Nor. can that milltary .:lion ot the
last two mOnlh1 be divorced from Its
cause -the threat posed by the constant
expansion of North Vietnamese ag-
gression throughout Indochina •
A Record of Restraint.
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=-Salute : to~., u~s. \.i:t
Slated Saturday·
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Architect Neutra
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LIBRARY ...
More than 18 bands, 22 floats and =of novelly aUractioria will parade
h Huntington Beach's streets this
ay in a star·spangled salute lO
American youth.
'Ibe.aDll\Ylll l~nOence Day Parade,
billed as, the aecod lar1e1t parade ln.
CaWorni1t thla year ii expected to draw
more than 200,000 spectators.
Sponsored by the Hunlin&f.on Beach
Jaycees, the colorful procession ii slated
to begin at 11 a.rn\ at Like Part ln
the downtown area. Admlssion i.s
absoiUtely free.
With television and radio personality
Johnny Gr~t as grand marshal, It will
run along Main Street; turn onto Filth
Street, across Walnut Avenue, back onto IOd ton," Librarian Walter Johnson com· Main Street and back to Lake Park
m1nted. \'ia Lake Street. .
Johnson'• comment came after a series Now in its 116th year, the parade,
of brainstorming ses1lons between will be capped off with an hour-long
Neutra and city department heads at fi~eworks display from the Municipal . Pier after dark. the home of Mayor Donald Shipley · The procession will include more than
At these sessJons, Neutra put forward -3,300 participants -too-many to mention
the following ideas as possibilities for them all.
the complex in addition to Ute usual They Include, however, Sen. George
library facilities: Murphy, U.S. Representatives Richa~d
II nd xh.b. . T. Hanna, George Brown and Gen. Lewa .-Art ga ery a e 1 1~ion area H. Walt, Asst. U.S. Marine Corpa com·
with 1 related workshop, which could mandant, who will act as reviewtna
include printing, model making, electrical officer.
craft! or metal working facilities. OUters bl tbe parade are newacuter
-All·purp<>it community room. George Putnam, dlac jockey Charlie·
Indoor tdoor I • area for Tuna, movie atarlet Nlckfe Rae, Flddlln'
-1 -OU P Y Charlie Waer and woman distance swim-
youngs en. . . . mer Greta Andersen.
-:-Reven~·produc1ng arlisan shops in Bands and marching units include the
which classts c:ould be conducted. 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing Band. the
-Food service. U.S. Air Forfce Drum and Bua:le Corps,
-Plantl:arlum. and the 29 Palms Marine Corps Honot _ Communication center for amateur Color Guard
television, fllm·makin1 or theatrical pro-·
ductionJ.
- A Natural history museum.
-A book atore.
-Facilities for speed reading classes.
The present library contract fixes the
price at $2.1 million, but city Develop-
ment Coordlnatcr Tom Sevems recently
pointed out all the Idea• for the library
would push the COit OVi!r that figure.
Sooner or later, decisions will have
to be made on how much the cost
can be Increased ind what Ideas can
be Jncorporlled.
Meanwhle, the dream p s on.
D1iver Critical
After Smashup
A 22-yur okl H~lna:ton ,Jkach man
~ wu .repor~-ln critical condllion this
rnornint followln1 a colllsion1 with a
pickup truck. 1
Offktr1 said Gordon V. Johnson. tl6
HunUngton Ave. was northbound on
Golden West Street at ~:54 a.m. when
hil station wagon collided with the truck
in the Warner Avenue intersection.
Johnson was pinned inside the driver's
compartment when police arrived : He
was rushed to Huntington lntercom-
munity Hospital by ambulance.
The driver of the pickup. Ted J. Smith,
37, of lm.2 Alta Mirano St., Huntington
Beach, was 1.D1lnjured, police said.
Huntington School
Trustees to Meet
A meeting of the Huntlington Beach
Union Hlgh School District board of
tru1tets has been called for S p.m.
July 7 to select a new board chainnan
and a clerk.
The session will be held in the Hun--
tington Beach High School Cafeteria,
1905 Main St.
School District
Chief Filing
Deadline Nears
Have you alwa ys wanted to run the
Huntington Beach Union High School
District?
You have one day left.
The board of trustees is still 5eeking
applications for a new district supe'rinten·
dent.
The pay is high, upward of $20,000
yearly, depending Oft your experience
and qualifications. But so are the. re-
quirements. The trustees prefer you have
to have a PhD and a wealth of educa~
tional ami administr.iive experi(n~.
Sjnce the aMDunced retirement of Dr.
Mat L. Forney May 26, the district
has in vited qualified educators to apply
for the poslti~ through an elght·page
brochure mailed to colleges, unlversiUes
and Placement ()ffices throughout the
United States.
They must be returned by Friday
afternoon to Scott Flanagan, a.ss.isLant
superintendent of personnel services.
Preliminary selection for the job will
be accomplished through-t a board-ap-
pointcd screening committee who will
rorward the names of the most eligible
to lhe board of truslees.
Interviews and a final selection will
be held around Sept. L
The trustees have agreed to a three.
year contract. with the exact salary
to be determined by qualifications and
experience.
Dr. Forney, who served with lhe
district for the past eight years, will
join the faculty of the University of
Guam as associate professor of education
this fall.
So far, no persons from within the
district have applied for the position.
WHITE SALE!
It's a litUe late in the year for a \VHITE sale, but
this one is quite unique.
We bought a few thousand yards of assorted
custom carpets from America's lt!ading custom mill.
Many of tbe various carpets included
package are beautiful shades of WHITE!
ln this
If you would like WHITE carpet (or any carpet)
for anywhere in your home, look at these values:
HE'LL REVIEW PARADI
Marine Corps' ·Walt
Nixon Making
Choice Between
JBS, Democrat
The choice between a John Birch Sode-
ty member and a re1au'vely unknown
Democrat faced President Nixoa as it
did many moderate Republicans In
toclay'li 35th District Corigressjonal race.
The President and daughter, 'l:ricia,
voted by "absentee ballot Monday af.
ternoon.
They signed affidavits that they ti·
pected to be out of tht voting area;
according to ·cotinty Clerk William St
John.· who took lhe ballots personall)'
to San Cleriiente to get in under the
5 p.m. f\.1onday absentee deadline.
St John said he was asked for th•
absentee ball ot! by Ow!ght Chapin,
Presidential aide. Newsmen had been
asking Press Secretary Ron Ziegler ln
reeerit days whether thefPrt1ident would '..-' . vdte ,.t .
'Ziegler to(d newsmen Moiiday evening
at Laguna's Surf and Sam! Hott! that
the Presidcnr had voted by absentee
ballot "collected before CO~( out
here."
Ziegler was asked if California Jaw
permitted and able-bodied person to vote
absentee when he is in the district.
Smiling, the Press Secretary said, ••tn
this case it does. , . " He sald the
President had anticipated being out of
the district today.
St John said today the President In
signing the affidavit had acted in &n•
ticipation of what he thought his schedule
would be. He said the sectkn1 of law
covering this is '"liberally construed"
and said the President was protecting
his voting rights.
The special election to fill lhe unes·
pircd term of the late Rep. James Utt
pits State Sen. John G. Schmit!, the
avowed Bircher, against Democrat David
Hartman, a college teacher from Santa
Ana. Schmitz is expected to sweep over
Hartman in the predominantely Republl·
can and heavily conservative district.
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Many are wool and most of them completely
install for $7.95 per square yard over a quality
paddina.
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Camh·Odia Called S.uccess
Nixon Sees Peace Hopes Greatly Enhanced
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President NiJ:on, in a 7 ,000-word white
paper issued from lbe Western White
House In San Clement'e, today declared
U.S. apef.Uoqs ii:i' Cambodia were major
oucceu that enhanced pnispecll for
peace.
... He 11Jo announced the compltte
withdrnal of American troops from
Cambodia which was virtually an ac-
complished fact Monday.
THE RESULTS OF AN UNSCHEDULED MEETING THIS MORNING
After-Wiid Br11 ~1nyon Cra1h, the Drivers Shook Hand1
2 Miraciilously Siirv~ve
Bizarre Traffic Accident
A not .... !unny lllill( happened to
N...,..i l!adl °""""1llill 'tlUliam M ....
thews this moml~_8$1he ~to 'Work.
His car collide& with • 'h u g e
earthmover that suddenly fell out or
tbe sky and _into his path on Brea
Canyoo Road.
Miraculou sly no one was killed and
Injuries suffered by Matthews, 50, a
Newport Rookies
Gird for Start ·
Of Powder Derby
T1110 rookie aviatrixes from Newport
Beach will be taking off from the
Monterey Peninsula Airport Friday on
the first leg of the All-Woman Transcon·
tfnental Air Race, otherwise known as
the Powder Puff Derby.
P..Irs. George E. Newton of Balboa
Jsla nd and her co-pilot, · }lelen Cranl.
of Balboa, will be ha ving their first
try at cross-country racing when they
complete in a field of 98 women pllots.
The race, wtiich Is the oldest and
longest of the women-only evC11ts will
go from Monterey lo Bristol, Pa., in
four days.
Miss Cranz works in Naval intelligence
at El Toro and said she would like
to make avaition her career. Both lea rn·
ed kl fly at the county airport.
Mrs. Newton has a· private pilot's
licewe with an instrument rating and
Mia Cram has a commercial pilot
rating.
WOil Covina resident, were apparcnlly
not severe, accordinC to invaU,at.ors.
Operating. enginftl' John Bal<s, 35,
of Fontana,-aliOSU£feredl'e1alively miOOr
injuries in the bizarre traffic collision
eight miles north of Fullerton, which
tied up com muters at the scene for
90 minutes.
CriHiomia Highway Patrol officers said
Bat.es was driving his earthmover across
a temporary bridge fer the Orange
Fr~way overcrossing at 1:10 a.m. when
the huge vehicle fell off.
Just why, was unclear.
The earthmovt>r plummeted to the
pavement about 30 feet below, right
into the path of the CPA 's 1uto, \\'hich
slammed inlo tbe giant construction
machine.
Officers from .the CHP and Brea Police
cleared away the wrecka1e but traffic
was tied up for l 1h hours.
CAN YOU STILL
USE CALENDAR?
Spring housecleaning came a little late
at the OAlLY PILOT, lhis year. But
it produced a bonanza for everyone who
still can use a wall calefldar with big
nu mbers and spaces to write daily
messages.
The su ppl y of these useful 1970 calen·
rlars is limited. But they are available
tln a first-come, first-served basis free
of charge to anyone who wants to call
for them in person at any DAILY PILOT
office. Get yours today. We don't want
to find any i• the cupboard at the
encl or the year.
The Pre!ident in envisioning better
* * * Nixon, Tricia
'Absentees'
In Special Vote
The choict between a John Bitch Socie-
ly member and a relatively unknown
Democrat faced President Ni101 as It
did many moderat& Republicans in
today's 35lh District Conpessiorial race.
The President and daughter, Tricia,
voted by absentee ballot Monday af-
ternoon.
They signed affidavits that they ex-
pected to be out ot the voting area,
aceording to County Clerk Willitm St
John, who took the ballots personally
to San Clemente to get in under the
S p.m. Monday absentee deadline.
St John said he was asked for the
absentee ballots by Dwight Chapin,
Presidential aide. Newsmen bad beell
asking Press Secretary Ron 7.iegler in
=~t days whe.~ ~ ':"'id<f would
Ziegler told newpen Monday evcninl
1t Laglll"ijl 's Surf Ind Sud H6tel that
the President had voted by absentee
ballot "collect.ed M ore comin out
here."
Z~gler was asked, if California law
pennittcd and able-bodied person to vole
absentee when he is in the district.
Smiling, the: Press Secrelary said. ''In
this case it does ... " He said . the
President had anticipat.ed being out of
the di strict today.
St John said today the President in
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Congress Voti11g
Tw·nout Ligl1t
Voter turnout in the 35th Congressional
special election was running at about
eight percent at noon in Newport Beach
and even lighter in Costa Mesa .
Newport poll inspectors in haU 1 dozen
polls said the turnout was extremely
light but e1pN:t a boost after 5 p.m. when
voters get off work.
One Costa Mesa · voting inspec tor sa id,
"I don't know what to altribute this light
turnout to. People are coming in at a
steady, slow rate."
An eleclion worker in Newport !laid
she couldn't recall seeing such a light
turnout in a Congression4l election be·
fore. "Maybe things will pick up later
on," she added.
The polls in both ciUes are schedu led
to stay open until I p.m. in the runoff
between Republican favorite John
Schmitz and Democrat David Hartman
for the unexpired tenn of the late Con-
gn:ssman James Utt.
Collins Also Wants Annex
Action Serious Bloiv to Irvine City Proposal
Jy THOMAS FORTUNE The Astropower property ·Az.lmuth is
ot .... o.i" """ "'" in escrow to buy "from McDonnell-Doug· Collin~ Radlo Company today an. las Corporation touches Newport's city
nOunc:ed dt wll~ }oln the prospective own-border only catty-corner acrou the In·
ers of o/.'slropower property. Azimuth tersection of MacArthur Boulevard and
Equities ~Inc .. in seeking annexallon. ~o Campus Drive. AddlUon of the Collin!
lhe oily tl Newport Beach. property, bcxlnded by MacArthur, Cam·
Collins ls the leaseholder to 177 acres pus and· Jamboree Road, gives much -1usrsootl of the Asb oiio•er 50 mes-more-contiguity· to the-city:
_ .ne1r OrlfWe County Airport The Collins spokesm1n could ncit say
The Irvine Com!)lny, which opposes whether the Trv ine Company, tM city
1ny such anneution, ls the ree title ind Aiimuth Equities hml 'been nitJfred
owner 10 lhe Collin! Radio property. of Its decision or whether they ~
Collins Rattio took • 15 ytar leaae on the first read about. It in the paptn.
property a years 1go. The spokesman, Mel Schinkel. man-
A 8J)Okeirman for Collins Radio man· ager or advertising and public rel1tlons,
•gen1enl said litey had scent lhree said he was llmltcd to 1nnouncement 1t
wctks In \'11rnsive delib!ralion arriving this time of what was contained In a ~ tho d·~ls~on"to se"k ann"xallon. wr jlten statement.
-~~imuth's anr.ex b'.d. "'hlch ls srhtllf· The announcement sai d the company
u'cd 10 come Uclo"c thz Ntr1fno rl Pi nn· w:is ceeking annexation to "retain It."
o!n11 Conimiss!cn .'.IS 11 11rc-?"11nl"1'? ap.,11. lcn-: e::tnbUshe:d afflllation with the city."
cnUOn Thursday n o:tht. b~fcirc the Th e '1\atement co nlinued :
Ne,vport Ci 'v Council n·x· ~io'lr!av n1 ~hl ··colliris announced tl\tl the decision
and before the Lo'.':al Agen:,v 'Formation was made only arter full consideratltln
Commission J uly I , would seen1 greatly aL the local and corporate managem~ 1tren1then~ by the Colllna de<:lslon. level <>! tht •me. proposM lm. .. J
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mcnt plane for the presently unincorpor-
ated area of the county adjacent to the
Orange County Airport. In addition,
Colllns consktered the fu ture corporate
requirements for local municipal serv-
ices which could be provided by New-
port Beach."
The_Collins Radio firm ernltlovL!,'70ll
locally with a p1yro1r ol Sl7 million per
year. The firm, headquartered Jo Dallas,
~II,.. at the 1!lqal plant• In dt!o!Rn
ind manufaclurf! of. dlti communication
11yslfms Ind ldv1nced electronic com-
ponent.s.
AzJmuth pl1ns to tear down the existlt;f!
Astrooower buildlnc and construct 1 HO
lo $45 million office buildlnlJ ind hotel
complex.
The Irvine Comnany and resklrnt~ o(
lhe planned citv of Irvine oopose toss nf
lhe pMnertv which would erode their fu·
111""' cllv· lax, base.
Newporl Bear.h city councilmen, with
the exception of Lindsley Pnr11ons whn Is
opposed to aMexation, have not yet taken
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hope for peoce In Sou-. Asia, abo
told Hanoi Ula! ''Ibo lime bu come
to,neptllte." •
Mr. ~ .told Hanoi llhoul' oeile the moment I• ., • ._.,. Po1<0
or lace a struuJe that ·could ll'l an
for months or yun.
But be put bis .main llma oo a
call for a .ne.,U.\ed settlement.·
"There ii nolhlni to be glllled In
Wilt.inc," the PrmLclent Aki. "There ii
no military IO!ulloo.
"Soooer or later puce must come.
"We would hope thll Hanoi would
pcader ., ..... ly Its ~. coaslderlnc
both the promllO GI an honorable yeaco •
and COil of eontiaued war.''
NWlo aald he oxpec;.d moot of tile
41,DOO South Vietnam Uoopl In C.mbodla would :wltbdra.. ~Ir. Bui he aald
they would go lnlo the border areal
'Ille l'relident' made no ctneeUlons
and. In fact, ~l!!IL_llds ~
would increase its military aSSi
In term. of ~money and eqtilpment to
_,.unlit SGuthoul Allan. mtions.
It can come no;w throqh a ·netotiated
settlement thtt is fair to boUI aides
and humiBflea neither. Or II can ·come
montliOr'jiil'r'tram-now-wttb bOtb
side• bavlftr pold Ibo further· price GI
protnci.d atruate.
apli! -·without-American ldvioers----"·
il·the COmrnunills attempt to ..... 11blbh
D&AD AT"
lloliort L°"'"'"
(See TEXT, P ... I)
Slaifting B....._
Phon.e,. ·utility
Tax Gains ·Due
By THOMAll FORTUNJ: helped but burl. Only the ablentee own-°' ,.. DI., "" ...,. er• are helped.
A five percent city tu on telephone Tlke the owner (ff 1 $40,000 home. If
callll and !JR of water, gu •nd eJedl:iclty hil propelty tax rate Is reduced from
was all but approved"Monday nlCht by Sl.22 .this ye1r to •t.tt per SIOO of aa-Newport Beach city councllmea.. .,____, L ;-•1 he ff hi They aaid they saw the Utility tu u a _....,... vaiu.uon saves .,. on I
way to cut the property tlx rate for· annual tat: bill. But If he 111 an average
1970-71 by six cents from •1.22 to 'I.IC utility user he will pay S22 utility llx
while shirting llOme of the tu burden during the year ror a net tax Jncreue
off of the property owner. · of fll.
City councilmen MoDd.ay night appear-Suppose the council did not lmpoie
ed to overlook that they would be shift· the uUlity tu:, which woukf mun the
inc the tax burden only on the owners Gt. propert~ tix 'rate would have to bt IS
rentll living unJtJ iod teaed bi•lh'eR centa higher, Cl!' fl.31, to balance. the
property 11ley would be IClullly' ~ = The -GI 1be $11,DOO borne 1o.a.-.· ~ of 111 ·••••••,... _ w •·-1n """""~ family: • · • ,,_ l>IW. Is !en U..1 fll
City wn --"" •Al with Inf :orm of tuallon, ....,
Riles Plann,ed
'For Car Dea.ler
Robert Longpre
lnlladu\llnc the new atllllr:$ii ._ oiil more !JllUl!ly Ulan olhen," chy anil oe! II !«' a puhllc -aUYW lailttUt Philip llelten-
sdledullil adojltlon -U------,~----···-M<lldly nlghl ' 'Ille fl.II property tar rate -Id be
Funeral services tor p r o mi n e n t
Westminster auto dealer Robert Longpre,
who died Monday after a short illness.
will be held at I o·clock tonight at
Pacific View Memorial Chapel, in Corona
dtl J\.1ar. • A requiem mass will be celebrated
at 10 a.m. Wednesday 1t Our Lady
Queen of Angels Catholic Church,
Newport Beach, with private interment
to follow.
lt1r. Longpre, 50, was stricken at
Catalina Saturday and escorted by the
U.S. Coast Guard to Hoag Memorial
Hospital where he died. The exact cause
of death has not been detennined.
Mr~ Longpre was owner of a
Westminster Ponliac dealership since
1968. He was born In Pontiac, .Mich.,
and opened his first age ncy in Boston
afler the end of World War II.
His father, R. R. Longpre, was pro-
duction supervisor of the Pontiac Division
of General Motors since its beginning
to his retirement several years ago.
He died early last month.
Mr. Longpre, who met his wife while
alt.ending Notre Dame University, lived
at the family home, 2.1 Linda I51e,
Newport Beach.
Survivors include his w!fe, two 10ns,
RDberl R. II, of HWllington Beach,
Richard. of Newport Beach: I "'o
daughtcra, Cherri of Costa Mesa and
Mrs. John Juhrlnl of Huntln&ton Beach.
He ii also survived by his mother,
Mrs. R. R. Longpre, o( ~ondido; a
brother, R. R. J..onapre, Jr. of Saugus;
1 sister, Mrs. Vlrsinia Stevenaon, of
Michigan and four grandchildren.
The family has suagested memorial
contrlbutlons to· be applied to the Heart
Fund .
U they do not lmpoae the utility i.. the lowest !or the clly lince the ff.H
the pfUpei ty tax~ rate tbat •JP.U'l'rltl1 rale ol t111M7.
will be needed to pay for the buqet they The total city budaol !or 11'18-71 will be
adopted Monday nlihl would be II.SI, up . llU ·million, up from 110.5 million lhls
nine cenl!. year. ' .
Councilmen felt compelled to 1ct on Of that amount, 1bout $3.1 million
the budget since the new filcal year ~ wciuld 'come from the property tax and
gins Wednesday, which iJ July I. $9.S miWon from other aourca, lnclUdlng
The actu•l property tax r•"' won't be $350,000 frqm the uUllty tu.
adopied unm late In Aul1JSI when lhw -I Cll)I Manager Ja..,1 De·
assessed valuation figures are ln •nd Ch&Jne ~d I yu;r··ago ·only I' Jtrrildtc-
year-ending balances fn tiuct,et ·~ tlons in the state were levying 1 utJllt,v
are known. tax Ind that now there are SO He Aid
Included in the proposed uUUty' blft thl1 ruah to the new tar lndlca~• that It
ordinance, at the Insistence IA. Councll-\ must be a good one.
man earl Kymla, wu a statement thtt Flft percent ii just about u much as
revenues from this aourct woukl be med ID)' clty charges. Many charge 1 leuer
to correspondingly reduce the property percentage.
tax. The tu does not involve much admln-
Councilmen Indicated . they saw the lstraUve work for the city since the· tele.
utility tax as a method of tax reform to phone company and other utility compa-
give the propen,y tnpa.yer • bruk. The nles ldd it into their monthly bllllnga-
utillty tax i11 levied 11alnlt 111 uaer~ in effect .collect.Ing the tax for the city.
which includes renters and lessors that One advantage of the tax, councilmen
aren't propttty owners. felt, ls that it is pay-as-you-go w:lth the
But the person who owns or is buying monthly billing so the llxpayer does not
his own home which he Is living in ind atl bJt with large sums twice a yur a1 doe! not own a second renlll unlt ii not with the property tax.
7 Boats Waging
Close Battle
In Tahiti Race
Seven ytchts In the Loe: Angeles to
TahiU race today were filhUng • cJoee.
battle ICM.Ith o( the eQUllot II brisk IOUth-
ey! wlnda started the n..i moving clooer
to Ute finish 1t Papeete.
Acconllng to today'• roll call, George
O'Brien'• Mir was In the leld, m mills
• south of the equator and aome 111 miles
rrom TahlU. Ken .DeMeuse'• Bllckfln wu
about 31 miles utern.
But in a later him radio tr1nsmiaakln
monitored here DeMeu.e WU overheard
to state that Blac~n'• radM> dlredMn
finder placed Mir u tem.
This would Indicate that the luder1
are playlnr ram" In poolUan noportlni,
not UJIUIUal In 1 rice of this length.
The other major advanllge Is that It
spreads the tu to all users and not just owners. ~
A breakdown prepared for the council
showed I.hit only 3.1 percent of the tax
would be borne by owners of occupied
dwellings, 17 percent by non«cupant
dwelllng owners, five percent by trln•
slenta, and tbe other 55 percent by com-
mercial and lnchmlll !Irma.
l In building "" builget up to the equlva. lent of 1 $1.31 property tu: rate council-
men added aeveral job positloru pre·
viouJJy cut out, 1 $35.000 1ewer project,
and 1100,000 for a cont.lngency reserve
to late care of the unexpected during the
year.
None of the suggestion• for reinstate-
ment to the budget by the various ·coun-
cUmen were denied.
Oru1Je «:out
Weadier
Mir'• J)Olitlon pl1ced her flrther ..-
Ulan Bla<klin. Olhen '°"tll of the -W.ine Drinking ;,., ~~:!:.lion, Narr.,-.
• ., ......... L •• ,__,
TW the clouds roll by, about II
a.m., 1111 be cloodJvUle on·U.. p...
:::,~!;ii:.=J: ~1:1 . 'R J.I . o\'*IU..UtNll. IG·•-·. JUD,1.n · e. por~. ~-· .:-~~~.-:::;.",!':s= r Mfr.·•• MW!ll, '°"' _, ! f ~ , , · M'-'' ot>JO -"'• 111·• _,
' LOS ·ANGELES. (AP) -:-A~CIDI, C:'=:'=!:;!!,3 4 .:.':'·wt-·-
drank an average of ~rly twO'.pllanl '""' OUktl: 111,·1111 _
eeCh ol wlrie last yeai', llYI tht' "IM · =: :: =:: := ::
l,..... ....,,, 01.S --. !)HJ_, Inst "''"'· · Mond r_., ,,.,. ..ort11. 1,._a .... , And the group reported 11 v111111r1, w.JS t1111111, 1•.a.1 -•
California wine ules lncreastd 12 per-~ "'" ..i11, 1•1·• .. ,
ct!nt In ltd trom llA.
The adult raUonal per capita -5ump~loo flpte In. 1119 was 1.95 gallonll
I.Pe insUtute .. ll&L a nine percent In-
crease. Table ~·Inc consumption avenged
nearly one •a''"'1 per person, dessert
wine I, special nalural wine~ I.ft, sparkl-
iDI wino .I aod •etmolllh .Gii.
Trash 'Pickup ' San1e ·
NewpOrt Beach rnldtnU whole tr1sh
Is collt::ted ·on Saturdl)'s wlll ta.ye It :.
plcktd up thl1 week teeordlng to the
l\Or'mal schedu'e even thou&h Saturday
II Ille Fourth ol. JW,.
• • ,
central &event.lea.
INSIDE TODA\'
New JNtiCt HOfTJI Bfackmum
qldU obvioustu will plow o kc11
roll in nezt fall's decilionl of
tll.t Supremt Court,· he1t brtak
tht 4-4 deadlock. Pagt B. ,_ '
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" ,_,., • ............... " ,_ tl·t' --• ,_ • --· • ,_ • '""'"'"" " Dt•:!l~lett • -'"" 11111•:,rlll ""' • --. ...
l•lttf•--1•11 ·-" l''llllflte "·" ,,._ • --" -• AMI llflMI " --,,.,, -• --..
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I OAICY PILOT " T..,, JIN JO, 1970
F,.....P.,.J ..
fEXT OF NIXON-REP~.
the WlCllWits there,
Summh>c up the Cambodl•o picture,
Nilon Aid that all S11000 American
.--. iocl•dill1 nvber, '" ... ... ..ow .. .. ...,.. Ill 11111
tho .., 11.1. mllllorf llllTltJ II ea ....
boclia now will be bombing ralcb against
troop concentralions aQd supply 1reas.
Here ia the complete text of President
NisoD'1 white PAJ>'r on Cambodia :
'foltther "1th the South Yietnamese,
the Armed Forces of the United Stites
havt just completed successfully the
destruction of enemy base areas along
the Cambodian-South Vietnam frontier,
All 1 American troopl haw wlthdra1rn
from .. c.!nbodia arr the tcbedule a-
notinced at the ltlrt of the op-ration.
The allied sweeps into the North Vjtt-
namtse and Viet Conv. base areais along
the cambodian-South Vietnamese border:
-Will s.l\'e Amf!'ic~ed ll\'U
in the futu~:
-WiU a.~sure tbat the withdnwat o(
Am eri ca!) troops from South Vietnam
can orocffd on scbedult: •. ,
-Will enable our program of Vkt·
namiution to continue on tts current
·timetable: • .
-Shoul.d enhance the prol])ed for a
just peooe.
At t1li5 Ume, it ls imoortant to review
the backU<>und for the declllon, the
results of the o~atiO"I, tbeir larRer
-meanln!l In tmm of conflict ID lndocbllo
-and to look down the rood ID the
future.
JT J~ VJT AL tn understand at the
outset that Hanoi left the United States
no re11sonable .option but to move
militarily against the Cambodian base
areas. 1"e purpose and sillJli'lcal"ICt of
our operat\ons against the Cambodian
sanctuarli>s can only be undentood
against the backdrop of whit we are
seekin11: to accomplllh in Vietnlm -
and the threat that the Communist basts
in Cambodia poseA to our objectlv,...s.
Nor can that military action of the
last two month& be divorced from its
cause -the tbreat poltd by the comtant
expansion of North Vietnamete .,..
gression throughout Indochina.
A Rteord of Res1raint.
Amerl<a'• !JU'-In Vlelnlm and
tnd""chlna remains what tt bu been
-a peace in which the • peopJa of
the region can devote therii~lvea to
development of thelr own 10CletJe1, a
peace in which alt the peoplea of
Southeut Asia can dettrmlnt their own
Jnlitieal future without outside: m.
terlmnce .
When thia administration took offloe,
the llllhoriled ll""'1h of Amerlcu
troops in South Vietnam WM 5e.IOO -
the hl!lh wai.r marll of Ari>lrlcan
mWtaey .,...,,.. In l!ouU...11 Alta . "nie
United &Illa hid -aeptlatlnf al P11ri1 for 10 montba bat nOthbw blid
been agmd_ -other thin the ablj>o of the blrplnlng table. ,No com·
preiitllllve lll1ec1 -~ aJ!lfed. Thtr1 wa1 no approv to rp
Amer'la'1 tnvolvemeat the war ...,;'
in the lb9ef1CI of I necotlated settlemtnL
IO•f• ~AlllAllY ef IN; Wf tit .... ':$,'~ M•I f..m.i.~~-. IN 90'f'-I 9' letMll'I WI
'-rel • lll,ll'nbef' 0 Ct"r~r-NI l"W'Ult N ..-t•uN lef TNM .._.. r::· w!lfl '"' ... .., 1#-Y •· lfrMI • ,..., Tllllll en .IUIY II, Hf. Th-le ...... •rl'ttle
<h•Mit" -JF"I ll9V11 -.., ,.,...., .11111 .... .,llfled rNIW l '""' 1 nee. ,.... ··-· ............. i:r,· ... "'9'e¥11 "' 1U '-tJt11 .I!!~" ~ a \tlf!nefl'I tlld ,. _._.Ith It 11
•II ... ltlul ~ All Mii I
Ml tllt MllA "' tlle -'FY· Ow 11rl"lcfffl .... hat lleon to -bit IN _,.. If lwll!1 Vi.tM111 to dotertOllN fM!r lvtwO lt'lt "' tllliMM -lfl~,
Te lf'ldlc•tt to1.1• ...,. 11lt11, too ::"i:l "' c11m1t1 fer NillOtltltlini;~~ .-'° ...,, Ulft"''flden 111 V 1111191, 1111 !'I•• ,,.... .. ,...... utiu•lt . • .... cw! ·~·
•Ir -•~llMI Ill """'" \119tn1M .., -· tl9fl 20 -«1'11.
WI llOTIATIO I ho-wttMr..ftl ffNf"91
....,!di c!ur l119 IN ,...,,.~ ,..., Mll'lfll, wlll "''"I Am.:rk1n "-'" »i• '""' ._..,. -...... •lllflWll.. wtltn Mllll11llfr1tllol -'9lk
IDf\!f.:i. '"' ""' "" K11ent "' • .......--
Big Four in Deadlock
On Berlin; Meet Set
BERLIN (UPll -The Bia Four am-
bwadora met for two houri today tn
an effort to break a deadlock on Berlin
and scheduled another meeUn1 for July
21. An Amtrtc1n 1pokemi1n delcrlbed
tbe meetin111 "friendly."
It hid been e%peCted that the •m·
-.0 would adjourn JIM!Mallu for
the 1Um111tr and reconvene In September
or October.
DAILY PILOT
O•ANGI COAIT 'V•LtPO•• .,Nit., I
••~ort N. Weo4 • ' ' '"'IMfrt w htlllMr J,,. •. C1111..,
't1u ,._:..,1 .... C.-tl MM111W
Tlri•1111•• k•..,ll
'""' Tk•"''' A. M111f,..lft•
~tr-4111flW
l~•111•1 F•rtu11•
••Wl>Ofl ···~ '"' ....... N~.._.Offke
JJI I w.11 Iii~•• 1.w1, ... ,,4
Meili"I Ad4•••11 P.O. lo• 1175, •!661 --C..lf "'-~ ,. *"' ,.., ... .., ......... l•dl1 mll.,.•IA-~kti111 t"1I.._ ......... 1M ~I • ""111 II (.ffllMI llMI
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•
''
' ' ~ Vandall Wbo•llombod a W-1ifl alt~
Upt · 1Y•te'IJ Swld.ily olgllt : .trO belnf ·
IOllglil todat fifNewport'l!eilcti]>ollce.·
orncen uid the 1UJpect app,areatlJ ,
cllmbod a 1"' oaf lo a llreel '11&111
m Ealelle. 1-and threw or plldld
IOflli lype of • bGme-made upiaslV1
device Into the pbolo eloctrlc oeu locilad a-Iii feet oil the _..i ... Ille lamp poll. •
Tbe ............. de...,._ the cell and kno<ked1,';IU.:.. dmdll " !ipta,
. Jack l!e<Rith. wllb tlle c;il1'a utll1tila ~t,,_uid the~ ••• wM 10
merillVf city mwa ftft UDllllt ID
lacllltatl npaln lo the -uiiU!· MoodaJ'•rnonolng. . ,...,,.,.. WU actually a four.i..,.r lq.
· -II of the areo Nld they beinl
• IN esplolioll around 10 p.m. on .Sunday,
·" but a report wun't made ta the poUce
' ·until 2 a.m. M-Onday," he .aid.
l'LOATING COURT Participants in the Upper
Newport Bay lawsuit left the courtroom in Santa
Ana this morning for a boat tour of the Upper Bay.
Some of those making the trip were (from left ) Rob·
ert Warren, Irvine Company attorney ; Duffern Hel·
sins, attorney for county Auditor V. A. "Vic" Heim;
DAILY l'IL01' ...... ,._..
.JudgLClaude Owens (aeatlcl profile ); Kenneth
Sampson. county director of harbors: Philip Berry,
attorney for private citizens in lawsuit, and Jay Sha·
vel son, deputy attorney general· (seared extreme
right ).
Edison Opposed
PUC Approval Attached
Orange County .supen1aors today instructed County Counsel
Adrian Kuyper to attack on three fronts against the California Pub·
lie UUittes Commission decision approving expansion of the Hunt·
ington Beach Edison Company steam plant. •
Kuyper, as recommended by his office, will :
A1k immediately for a rehearing of the case before the PtJC.
CA dental of thi1 request for a rehearing will be a precondition to
appeal to the California Supremo Court, Kuyper advised.)
If Edison attacks the denial of a permit for construction by
the Orange County Air Polh,ttion Control District Hearing Board to
construct the plant, Kuyper_ wlll defend the denial.
If Ediaon 1tart1 construction of either of the two proposed
new planta, as ordered by the PUC, the county will immediately
seek an injunction to prohibit auch construction.
Schmitz Still Undecided
About Voting for Budg·et
John G. Schmitz, the conservative
Republican favored in a special con-
greSl51onal election today, hasn't decided
whether to vote for his first state budget
in six years as a legislator.
"I'm the slowest budget voter in the
West, •1 grinned the Tustin conservative.
wl)o never has voted for final passage
of a 1t1te budget .
"As far as this budget is concerned.
I just have n't made up my mind yet,"
he 111\d of the Senate.Assembly e1:1m·
mlttee 's compromise version of the M,59
billion budget, more than StOO mUllon
greater than the one Governor Rea1an
unveiled in February.
"If it'a something I can vote for,
I plnn to come b11ck and vote for it.
tr it's something I can't vote for, It
v•on't do them much •ood to brin~
me back and try to tw11t my arm,·
From Page I
he explained .
Senate President pro tempo re Jack
Schrade (R·San Diego) 1erved notice
P.1ondAy, however, that "every one of
lhe 40 senators Is expected t11 be here
and if they're not here lhey'll be senl
for."
Schmitz does not feel hi s departure
from the lealslature wlU Imp a Ir
Republican control of the Senal!', In spile
of the fact his election would mean
the GOP would lose ita: technical majority
of 21-19 over Democrats.
''I don't think that my leaving is
as en1elal as It would be if it w1>r:e
the Assembly," said Schmitz. "The
Senate is not a pa rtisan a house."
Schmitz election today, how e v e r ,
technically wou ld assure that the
Republicans, though maintaining a one·
vote edge of power in each house, would
lack majorities necessary for the passage
of the 1lmple1t bills.
Court at Sea
In Upper Bay
Land Swap 'rrial
Superior Court-Judie Claude M. Owens
presided over a floatin1 eourtroom today
as lawyers Involved ln the Upper Bay
land 1wap trial toured the back bay
they. are arguin1 about In 1 harbor
di strict vessel.
A party of 12 persons including Judge
Owens' clerk and court reporters em-
barked this morning at the N e w p o r t
-OU-,1es la nding dock for a four-hour tour J. the area wh ich has produced one
of Orange County '& most bitter con-
troversies.
Attorneys for both &ides and Judct
Owens took the toor ol the bay with
the unanimous co nviction that a firsthand
loo k at the area was vital to the conduct
of the trial.
Their guide toda~'lfl1 ·0r1n1e County
Harbor· District irectol-K.e n n e t-h~
Sampson wt,o too the witness &tand
throughout Monday 's court session as
the Irvine Compeny's first witness in
the trial. 1
The court party's waterborne tour will
give them a view of much of the land
involved in the tran11action challe,11ed
by county auditor Vic Helm and a croup
of Newport Beach homeowners -tht
trading by Ora nge County of 157 1cre1
of tideland-s for 450 acres of Irvine-owned
uplands.
San Frll'ocisco attorney Philip Berry
argues for the homeowners that the
trade is unlawful ind uncon1titutlonal
-and represents a breach of the tidelands
trust created when the It.ate of California
turned the lands over lo Oran1e County
40 years ago.
Irvine attorney Robert Warren he1d1
the team which contends that the trade
is legal. will cive the public badly needed
park , recreation and boallng facilltles
and will not destroy ecolo1Y and wUdllfe
u·11ique to the arta.
It is expected that the trial will
reconvene In Judie Owena ' courtroom
later today.
.VOTING .... WHITE SALE!
si1nlng the affid avit had acted In an·
liclpation of what he thoo1ht hl1 echedule
would be. He said the aecUon of law
coverin1 this ls ''libe rally construed"
and aaid the President w11 pr«ectln&
hl1 v0Utt1 rights.
The special election ta fill the unex-
pired term of Pie late Rep. James Utt
pits State Sen. 'John G. Schmitz, the
avowed Bircher, agalnst Democrat David
Hart.man, a colle1e teacher from Santa
Arla. Schmitz ls ex~ to iweep over
lfattman In the predomlnlnUily Republi·
can and heavily conservative dJ1trlet.
It's a little late in the year for a WHITE sale, but
this one Is quite unique.
\\'e bought a few thousand--yards of a11orted
custo m carpets from America's leading custom mill ,
Many of the various carpets included In this
package are beautiful shades of \VHITE !
If you would like \VHITE carpet (or any carpet)
for any"•here In your home , look at these value1:
Beckwllh Nld vandala hid dam.apd
tbe aame cell SalUrday nlihl by throwinl
roekl at It or hitting it with a heavy
ol>JoCt and cKy-mwa-repalred-the-
dall!ll' Sunda~ ..
"Right now we're trytn1to1111ke aomt
at of an arrangement wtth the Edison
Company lo put the cell up hJcber ud
1et IOmt kind of. a ufepard on It,"
he tald. :
Detectl'"' Ruc11 ValenU .Mid the van-
~ Wll the flnl lnddent ol bombinp
~ Com~ equi-1 In
"' •. f .
William Patrick
Appointed
·To · Park& Boo~d
William H. Patrick, a landsc:l1)e
architect, his been appointed to the
Newport Beach dty Parka, Bll!lches and
Recreation Commlnion.
Patrick will serve a four year term
b<'ginning with the new fi scal year July
I. He succeeds Walter J. "Wally" Koch
who has served on u.e city commission
for eight years, incluclin1 a couple of
terms as chainnan.
Patrick, of 1821 Leeward Lane. has
li ved in Newport Beach eight yeara.
His landscape business is in Colla Meal.
Newport city councilmen Monday nisht
also reappointed Mrs. Claudia J. Owen
to a full four-year term. She has strved
two years of an unexpired term.
WllUam E. K!inler, appoir<ed lo tho
citi ~lvil Spvlcl', lloard Ollly one ,..r
ag• lo -~jlet.e in '.uneiplre;d term,
wu reappointed to that 'board for another
four years.
Appointees to llll olher 'vacancies oa
: city commissions will be ' named laW
by the Cily Couocll.
Pranksters Hit
Newport Home
Pre-Independence Day prank 1 t er s
eauted an undetermined amount of
damage to a Newport Beach home: Mon-
day nl1ht when they threw a ll&bted
firework throuah an open window lllto
the residence.
Barbara Gibbs, 4-4 of 4700 Neptune
Ave., told police the 1mokln1 and burnln1
object was tossed throu1h an open
louvered window and cau1ht the adjacent
drapes on fire. She extinguished tht
fire herself before e11lllng inve1U1ator1.
Pollet said the matter ia under ln·
vestigatlon today.
The President Posed for campai1n pie·
lures with Schmitz earlier thl1 month
at the White House ln Wash.In.ton, 11
ht , did with other ttepubllcan <:Orl•
greulonal candJd1te1.' '
'Mr. Nixon ' has ln the p.st c<mdemned
the Jolln Birch Society. Its le ader Robert
\\'.elch once said he consi dered the late
Pn!sktent Dwi;ht D. Eisenhov,.er a
"dedlcited, conactow acent of the com-
munist conspiracy." r.tr. Nixon waa vice
presidut under Eisenhower.
~1any are \\'OOI and! most of them co mpletely
install for 17.95 per square yard over 1 quality
paddini·
ALDEN'S
?Je1~ was asked by a &rinnin&
newsman A1onday, "Shall we assum•
he voted for a Republican ?" ·
Zie&ler respcnded, "J did not ask him
, . . I would not, the ballot box Is a
private place."
However the President vot td, it seem·
ed In the cards that hl1 ncl1hbor1 would
gtve Schm itz 11 bi1 edge today. Mr.
Nixon Is In tht: Contotdie School pretlnct.
Voter1 there In the June l pr imary
gave Schmitz l ti' votes of tM 42$ c11t.
ll!s rour Republican opponents only rolled
up 138 votei jointly 11nd the two
O:tmocr1ts split another 30 votes, recelv·
in1 Il each . ..
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VOL. 63, NO. 155, 4 SECTIONS, 4C! PAGES . . ORANGE COUNTY, 'CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1'970 _... TEN CENTS .. .. .
Cambodia .:Called Success
THE RESULTS OF AN UNSCHEDULED MEETING THIS MORNll
After Wild Br•• Canyon Crash, the Drivers Shook Hands
2 Mirac1ilously Survive
Bizarre Traffic Accident ' . . . '
A not-so-funny ttUng happened to
Ne:wport BMch lrCCOlllllnt WllJi1m Mat·
Ulew1 this inoming as he drove to work.
His car collided · wiµt a h u g e
Youth, 18, Held
By Mesa Police
On Bilking Rap
Skeptical police today were probing
a short order cook's campaign to collect
money from tenants of a Costa Mes~
retirement skyscraper to sponsor a din-
ner'for ex-drug users .
PatriCk Bodan, 18~ who gave his ad-
diess as the Messiah'• fi.1ansiV'11, 2051
' Newport Bouleva rd, was arrested Mon-
da y an d booked for investigation of
burglary.
Ofril-e r 'Mark Bernal was sent lo Bethel
Tov•ers, 686 W. 19th St., after a 70·year·
old woman who said she pl anned io
atlend the alleged dopers' dinner -
as· a sponsor -contacted him.
She said she gave BodB'il 41.50 toward
the meal Sunday but was ne ver t o I il
the dllte and time and deeded to call
tile law v.'hen Bodan came to the
skyscraper again. ·
Patrolman Bernal said otber residents
of Bethel Towers were slmilary contacted
and 1Jven 11 variety or literature listed
as coming from the fl.1essiah's Mansion.
The elderly woman also said she was
told by Hodan told that if she ever needed
assistance in anything sh~ co u Id
telephone : m-.HELP, and it would be
forthcoming.
Police said they only got-a oo-(onger-in-
service recordh1g. after booking Bodan,
who reportedly told lhem he didn't c_are
to discuss the case.
earthmover that suddenly fell lf
.the sky and into Je ~th on a
Canyon Road. .
Miraculously no one "'as kllled •
Injuries suffe~ by MaUhews, ' .
West Covina resident,. were apparenUy
not severe, according to lnve1tlgators.
Op erating engineer John Bates, 35,
of Fontana, also suffered relatively minor
injuries in the bizarre t.raffic colllslon
eight,. miles north of Fullerton, which
tied up commuters at the scene for
90 minutes.
California Highway Patrol officers said
Bates was driving his earttvnover across
a temporary bridge for the Orange
Freeway overcrosslng at 1:10 a.m. when
the huge vehicle fell off.
Just why, was unclear.
The earthmover plummeted to Uie
pavement about 30 feet below, right
iuto the path of the CPA 's auto. which
slammed into the giant construction
machine.
Officers from the CHP ahd Brea Police
cleared away the wreckage but traffic
"'as tied up for I 1h hours.
CA.N YOU STILL
USE CA.LENDA.RJ
Spring housecleaning came a little late
at the DAILY PIJpr, Qll1 ,Year. But
it produced a bonanza for everyone who
still can use a wall calendar with big
numbers and spaces to write daily
messages.
The supply of these useful 1970 ca\en-
, dars is limited. But 01ey are availabl e
on a first-come , first-served basis free
of charge to anyo ne who wanls to call
for Ulem in person at any OA.lLY PILOT
office. Get your! today. We don 't want
to find any in the cupboattl at the
end of the year. _
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Nixori See~ Peac~ Hopes Greatly EnhaJJ,ced
P.rdldent Nixon, in a 7,000-word white
paper lstued from · lhe western White
, Hou'se In San Clemente, ioday declared • U.S. operations In Cambodla were major
suceess that enhanced prospects ,for
peace. ,
He also announced the .• -plete
withdrawal of American ttj)opa from
Cambodia which ,wu virtually an ac-
CGmplished fact Monday.
The President in envisioning better
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'Absentees'
In Special Vote
The choice between a John Birch Socie-
ty member and a relatively unknown
Democrat faced President Nixo• as it
did manyi moderate Republicans in
lOday's 3Sth District Congressional race.
The President and daughter •. Tricia,
voted by absentee ballot Monday af-
~moon.
They signed affidavits U1at they ex-
pected to be out of the voting area,
according to County Clerk William St
John, who took the ballots personally
lo San Clemente to get in um\fr ;qie,
5 p.m. l\tonday absentee deadllnc.,:.ef::,.1
St John said he }\'as asked for" the
absentee ballots by Dwight Chapin,
Presidential aide. tJewsmen had bet•
asking Pre&& Secretary Ron Zie1ler In
recent days whether °"" Pres\~ "ould
vote. ~
Ziegltr told newsmtn Monday eventna
at La1un1's 'Swf and Sancl Hotel that
the President had voted by absentee
ballot "collected before comlnc out
hert.''
ZJe1ler was asked If California law
permitted and able-bodied person to vote
absentee when he is in the district.
Stnilinj, the Preq SeCretary said, "In
this case it does. . • " He aald the
President had anticipated being out of
the district. today.
St John said today the President in
signing the affidavit had acted in an-
licipation of what he thought his schedule
v.·ould be. He &aid the section of law
covering this ii "liberally construed"
and said the President was prot.ecting
his v0Un1 rights.
The special election to fill the unex-
pired term of the late Rep. James Ult
pits State Sen. John G. Schmitz, the
avowed Bircher, against Democrat David
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Cong1·ess Votin~
Turnout Light
Voter turnout in the 35th Congres11ionaJ
special election was running at about
eight percent at noon in Newport Beach
and even lighter in Costa fl.tesa.
Newport poll inspectors !Jthalf a dozen
polls said the turnout Wil exLremely
light but expect a boost after 5 p.m. when
voters get off work.
One Costa Mesa voting inspector said,
'''I don't know what to atlribute this light
turnout to. People are coming in at a
steady, slow rate."
A.n elecl:on worker in Newport said
she couldn't recall seeing such a light
turnout in a Congrwional election be-
fore. "Maybe things will pick up later
on." she added .
• The polls in both cities are sc heduled
to stay open until I p.m. Jn the runoff
between Republican favorite J o h n
Schmitz and Democrat David Hartman
for the unexpired term Of the late Con-
grenman Jame1 Utt.
hope for puce ln Soulheut Asia, also But he put his main strea on a
told HaDot that ,"the lime has come call for a negotiated setUement.
lo n<1otlita." -, . , • "Theie J! nothing lo be gained In
. Mr. NiJOn Hid Hanoi shoilld seize waiting." the President said: "There is
the ·moment ror an honorable· peace no military solution.
or face a •truule that could go on "SO;oner or later peace must come.
for months or years. It can come now through a negotiated
The President made no conceuions settlement a.it ls fair to both aides
and, In fact, emphaliaed that this country and humillatn neither. Or it can come
would Increase Its military ualstance _--months or years from now with both
In terms of money and-eqUipment fo sides having paid the further price of
non-communist Southeast Asian nations. protracted 1tru1gle.
Councll Votes
"We """Id hope that Hanoi woulcl
i>ol!der ouiously Its choice, conaldertnc
both the ~mlse ol an hononi~\e ~
and COit of continued war'."
Nix!Jn salil be expected most ol the
48,000 South Vi"11am troops In Cambodia
would withdraw shortly. But be aa1d
they would go into lhe --~ areal
again -withoot Amt!le!!Jl --If the Communists ._.. to l'HltabUah
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Parks . Get Boost
Oif.D AT 51
lloMrt L..,.,.,
Rites Planned
For Car Dealer
Robert Longpre
runcral services for p r o m i n e n t
WestminsLer auto dealer Robert Longpre,
who died Mon<tay after a short Illness,
wlU be held at I o'clock tonight at-
Paci fic View Memoria l Chapel, In Corona
del Mar.
A. requiem mass will be celebrated
al 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady
Queen of Angels Catholic Church,
Newport Beach, wllh private interment
to follow.·
Mr. Longpre, 50, was stricken at
Catalina Saturday and escorted by the
U.S. Coast Guard to Hoag Memorial
•lospllal where he died. The exact cause
of death has not lieen determined.
Mr. Longpre• was owner of a
Westm inster Pontiac dealership since
1968. lie was born in Pontiac, Mich.,
and opened his first agency In Boston
after the encl of World War II.
His father, R. R. Longpre, was pro-
duction supervisor of the Pontiac Division
of General Motors since Its beginning
to his reUrem ent several years ago.
He died enrly last month.
Mr. Longpre, who met hiJ wife while
attending Notre Dame University, Jived
at the farrJJy home, 2.1 Linda Isle,
Newport Beach.
Survivors include his wife, two sons,
Robert R. JI,· of Huntington Beach,
Richard, of Newport Beach ; two
dnug~ters, Cherri of Costa Mesa and
Mrs. John Juhrlng of Huntington Beach.
He Is also survived by his motherL
Mrs. R. R. Longpre, of Escondido: a
brother, R. R. Longpre, Jr. ol Saugus ;
a sister, Mrs. Virginia Stevenson, of
Michigan , and four grandchildren.
Ill Mesa· 1Budget
One day short of the end of the
fiscal'Year, the Costa Mesa City Council
approved a balanced budset showlng ex·
penditures Of $9,349,602 Monda.v for the
coming 12-month period, promising more
caoital improvements In parks.
Separate motions were made for in-
dividual S:?filments of the record budget,
wbich carrie! a 41.~ cent lncrtase in
the Parks and Recreation Distrlci tax
rate.
The total tax bill Increase will be:
offset by that amount In a sll1ht drop
in the Street Lighting OiJtrict. tax rate.
lhll! belanclq out oo a Pf. capita bula
far luplyl!'I. ~ .
Only' a handlul !II .W-..,.....
th• "'" bud1ot dur1D1 tl1I public hoarilll.'
"A'IUch was quite brief COftlllU'ld ~ ,,.ars In which hagllq -MC! .
was heavy.
Theodore C. "Ted" Bolol!h ol • Del
Mar Ave. charaed lhlt pusap of a
new budget amounts to pellWOl'k" until
the close of the fiscal year, when IC·
counts can be tallied to the dime.
His appeal to Mayor J\c#rt M. Wl110n
to dela y action until these figures are
available went largely Ignored and aev-
eral more cilizens went before council-
men with their comments. •
Low Helipad Bid
S1rrprises City;
Conh·act Given
An unexpectedly low bid of $4 ,251.04
for construction of a hellpad and fenced
enc losure for the Costa Mesa Police
Department's new helicopter patrol was
awarded Monday ni1ht.
Costa Mesa City Council members
unanimously accepted the offer by
Jerowski & Markel Inc., but were unable
to assign the job of Installing an un-
derground fuel tank and dispenser.
Not. a single company applied.
Public Works Director George Madsen,
however, said he has two firms in mind
for the job and· will con.tact them, while
city officials disclosed a possib1e change
in original plans for a 5,000 gallon fuel
depot.-
A.cling City Manager Fred Sorsabal
said doubling the tank to 10,000 gallons
could lead to a longterm savtn1 on
helicopter fuel.
---m -baslc cost is 28 cents per gallon,
but 11 cents could be cut from that
figure on a bulk delivery rate If the
size is doubled, ,aid Sorsabal.
Former council candidate Tom Manus
Jr., f158 Portola Ave., protested approval
of the aeparate-cover budget for the
Costa Mesa municipal 10U course.
Revenue. from the 250-acre facility Is
estimated at $394,000, while expenditures
will be $379,430, based on the 1970-71
budget estimate.
"It hasn't been a financial succtM
In the pall ri tt probably never will
be," said Manus.
"Do you have any suggestions?" shot
back Vice Mayor Willard T. Jordan.
who was ~tal bl the 1olf courw !"'"Jed •inc<i i!a lncepllolt more than
lllrie 1'Brs ....
·Manus aald be believea 10me Costa
Meu paru are inadequate, lmplyln(
lhal lhe goU course lmld lhould be
ndewloped u a paril.
"Surely Tom, you don't know what
you're talkina about ••• h intemipted the
e1aaperated Jordan, explaining tbe land
is leased from thti state Department of
Mental Hyg1ene at $10 per acre per
year.
"That's all we can uae It for," he
continued, adding that no buslneu I!
a thrlYlng success until several years
after Ill begiMlng.
Councilman William L. St. Clair
agreed.
Dan Dolan of 2770 Mendoza Drive
sakl he was heartily in faYOr of the
41/, cen' park• tax Increase provided
It went for recreaUonal program:i for
lhe )<>ung.
A.cting City Manager Fred Sorsaba1
clarified the use at that point, saying
the Increase will go tG capital. Im-
provements , but. assured Dolan existing
recreation programs won't be cut back.
"This isn't an increase of funds, bul
a shift," explained Councilman Jack A.
Hammett.
John Oliver of 30'rT Yukon Drive nkl
he would like to know If the city his
any long range plan for parks develop-
m~t and said more citizen participation
in improving them Is needed.
"You'll find we plan lo encoura1e
private parks,'1 replied Mayor WilJO'\,.
while Sorsabal said plans are In thfl
works for just such citizen parliclpatirl11
as Oliver mentioned.
· Mark Sloat of 2981 Sandpiper Drivr
took the podium to ask what can IY
done abOut park development In t. i
sector Of town , where 1 450-acre parr.·•
of lanil Is Involved In state cond«nnatl''l
proceedings.
City Attorney RGy .~:ne explained the!
city w111 ht ve fi r,t blU .rn lhe properly
declared excesa by the 1tate after •t
eventually gairis po!Sesslon and It cou)..)
become a wilderness park.
Orange C:out
Bolog~ La~ds
Red Dri1g Law Nudes Covered
The famlly has suggested memorial
contributions to be applied to the Heart
Fund.
Costa Mesa Youth
Has Oose Dip
Vice Mayor Willard T. Jordan, an
architect, questioned the polliblUty of
dangerous water condensation within the
cavemoua, 10,000 1al~ tank aa fuel
supplies drop throulh use.
"I just don't want one of our
hellcoptera suddenly stoppln1 up there,"
he remarked. ,
Weatlter
Tiii lhe cloud• roll by, about II
a.ni., It'll be cloudsvllle on the Or-
ance Coast. Then k>ok for bright
aunshlne and temperatum In the
central seventies.
Just back from a visit behind the
Tron Curtain to see hi s 19-year-old father
in Romania, Costa Mesa's Ted Bologh
said Monday he found twa things to 1
admlrt under Communl!m.
He mad e lhe remarks -amona a
number of Others addressed to a variety
of topics -while spealdn1 be.fore the
<.:o.sta Mesa City Council afkr ill If19.71
h!Jdget hearing.
Bologh aald the Communist Bk>c coun-
tries have ju~t the prcicrlpUon for those
, In the drug and narcotics Lrafflc.
"1!t'hile I was there, a Czech opium
dealer was tried, conv~ted and shot
Lwo hours later," sa id BolORh.
"Al for drug users, they are tcnlenced
to s\1 years and one day at Mrd labor.
dig1ln1 ditches, farmlng and hnprovin&
the ecotas1.1'
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Judge Bars Dancers' Arrest-If
Superior Court. Judie Robert L.
Corfman toda y issued a prell.,tnary in·
junction barring the arrest o( nude
dancers at Cosla Mesa's Firehouse bar.
II will, the DAILY PILOT l<arn<ll.
slmllJrl y protect unclothed entertainer's
al four other county &avem1, provided
'they adhere to lhe regulations outlined in
the jurist's long.awaited ruling.
In preparation today Is 1 four-page
order which will warn thole It protects
that nudity onstage will be permitted
provided It dots not become lewd con·
duct.
Only one dHnctr wlll be permtted
on stage at any one time, the o r d e r
1pecilies, and 1ht must bt 1uitabl1
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draped when she: leavts lhe II.age..
Judge Corfman'• order will proted A. Costa Mesa boy narrowly escaped
entertainers at the: Eirehouat, 177 E. serious Injury Monday when he ran out
17th St., Cost.a Mesa. the sUgar Sh a c k , Into lhe street near his home and wa11
Los Alamitos, &ht Tuaean Room , Tusti n, clipped by the fender of a passl~ pickup
and Chet Chet'1 and Sarong Gal!!, bolh truck, police said.
ln Santa Ana, until .. actions Hied by Brian T. Clark , 5, of 17~ Cibola Ave.,
the District Attorney •, otfict against the was trtated at Coal• Mesa Memorial
nve taverns CllDI lift for trial. ltocpltal for ICl'ltcha and bruiHI and
District Attorney'• tpOkesmen today aent home. after docton determlhed lie
refuaed to eGIDIDent • Judgt COrfman's surtered no addlUonal 1J1jurles.
ruling unlU bit eftter ... made pubUc. Pollae Aid Thornu A. lAwellen , of
But I' II -.. • dlaappolnted pro-,&40 'n'avene Drive, Costa Mell, was
secutors hid ecHiclendy expected Judi' not clttd tollowtnt: the ICddenr Cln Baker
Corfman'I d8alaJ of the preliminary [n.. ,Street neJt Fairview Roed, 11ylnc he
junction .Oiip&~ Gardena au.rot1Jor· ,....,""1 but couldft1 .11volcl hlltU. lhe
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Police Chi•! Ro1er Ntll! •lJ>lalnod lo
cooncllman that a dual fuel tank fUtrl·
tlon s}'1tem would prevent thl1 and that
gasoline would be siphoned from the
lowest level of the tank . ·
Tratiling ,,for observen bu Juat ~
completed and the new Emera:ency Air·
Ground l.aw Enforcement (EA.OLE)
patrol wll~ 10 Into -atlon formally
al 10 a.m. Thunday.
Curr"1tly, Eaale One and Eacle Two
will be baled al Tallmantz Aviation,
Orq• Counly Airport, alld Mrviced
on a contr,act bub until 1 the. heliport
is completed.
Home -will lhlll lo police beacl-
quarters at II Fair Dr1•e In about 1
month, or a1 llOon " the hel~ ta
completed and the undlrll'NXI fuel
depot operaliq. "
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New Jwtice Hq.rr11 BJackmum
qu ik obtrioiuly will plo11 a ktll
role in 11ezt fall'• dtciliom of
the Supreme Court ; ht'U brtak
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SUmmlq up the Cambodian picture, 1~, -..:• !II', u~11tt1ra1 m~
rixon said that , all 32,000 Amtrican ·~ 011'1"-r ..:·~ ~ 1:oii
rOUld lorces. locbidlna 1dvUq1, are • =:;1111=11vv~1t: .... ~~·
ut.,. -licll., boclL Ro 11!4. , ·~l!..:'JI ,. ..,17 U.S. military ectl.tt, 111 Ca"" .
odia now wilL be bombing raid! against d:iml• .,. ...,...
roop concenkaUons..and sup{!ly_ 1rea.!<--,--~w.,__.....,.~ ..,,, 'I . ~..,__II••~ Here is the complete t~:i:t of President ;~~":' o':t~..,1ni.1r1110n ..,.., ••cell w1r11 ..... n11a.1y
' ' bJ C "-•"ia Wr COlllof 'ii.is ~!Mid ""' -·t-llllltl• hmi I W te paper on am~ : leve , of Amt• csn 1n""'ve•ntnt In v11tntr11. 8119 T~e'"·r wa"' ..... South Vietnamese, 1.1.ffiw'' 1rw;orn111t101, w11h ni. N!aon GQ(lflnto -w-= ""' i.ui:: OI ,. .. !"Cl ,_tlbllftlst "' tM A1i.n c•u•ul'lnl
le •·med Forces of the United StatPS •I'd i w•• -(cl'Clt11t11 to 1111 Ametlcan Pl'Cl1111. 1'I WI COULO KA.YI b99U11 t111 lmml'Cll.i1 wl111dr1wsl ave 1·ust. completed successfully the ot :ji!-1 our lorcet. we '•lecttd thlJ fr.:'"" 01 I ce,'l>I tton wPlldl ....,10 lhvt onh' Wllll pererv estruction of enerny base areas a ?ll lJ ·~~ '' '' 'tie pritf of o·•~•r crlM:J 1 i.r. w,
V. tn f uer •I• 11111Cf1d "'" cwrtfi. 21 both 1ncotnMt1bl1 wl"' 1e Cambodlap.SOUt,h i,e am ron • r,:m.•lu '• corn"\11~.,.. l•..itlofl, ,,.. e1t111r-
.l1 • American troops have withdrawn :C-c'ri'::"i11s ~•cl~( .,. ~~ .._~'' 10r
._ ""--'-"la ca the schedule an· we Mlkltd 1",,.. ·• ·th1rc1 lWl'9JI -"'"' ........ \AmUUU ol g,.d111llv •Pllltllll· tl'il llOlll COl'l\llet bunSt1•
QI---" at the start of the operation. '°"" '-"" 1111",."'*"· ~ • rth v · t $Ince Ills bNlntdno ol Tiiis Mlm!nlll,11\ofl 11 """e allied sweeps into the No 1e • rr.oMl'll ctQo, If "•• bffn av• pa11<v 10 '''r" 1 u 1 t"'ll e11ulo th1 Scuth Vlttn1mne 10 Ilk• o~er 'lmese and Viet Con~ base areas a ong '"' 1>uro1tn ot 1M11r own det.n&s 1rom Am1r1,.,,
l·ecambod'illl•·u1•v1·e1namesebord.er : · 1;ooci1. Ev111 In tilt •IH•nc• of reu .i 1111 , -.xi •I ~21:1 t1iilt Ill P1,11, Ind dtlPll• 111\19d enCr v
-. m·1tl ••ve .1.-erican aod allied hve.s "'"''"'' In '°"'" v111n1m. TPl!1 Y o1 "v1e1o r• -n.u• 111mt11tlon" lies perml"*I •1$ •• ••rrv pn! ..
th f lure. •1!llclr1w11t of Amerl«n tr~ 1 e u . .1 1 "" °"'' pg11cv ..,... Mn ,. 1td. -· ,,.. ,.,,.,,, -Will assure that the V.'ithdra~a 0 Amt1rlctn1 hive bffn bto1.111M Mme, IV Junl
So th Vietnam Pl 1Nt, -~Ml 1nnavnc1 t~ l)VllOut of 11.000 .meria.;an troops from u · •'Tllrlc1n troops, Tllsv ,,,,.,. "°""· In Stlli•mblr
• n --eed on s·•-ule ,· .· ot 19611, w1 1n1*""1ttd lltl wlU1drew.i pt .,, ,,, .,... \,;JI'""' sddlllOfllll :U.ODO -'-ICsn trooci1. 'lllsv c1mt home.
bl gram of Viel· '" o•c•Ma•• 01 1H•, wt ,,.,,_11e.ec1 1111 -Will enl e O\lr pro . wllNl r-1 of .t0• _,. AmtrlClot t~ TlllY
am. ·1,.,·100 ... continue on 1ts current w~•· '*"' aw .,.,1"" o1 1~1, ~e••. on ,1,pr11 w 20, I •..-nctll ""' IOrlhcOmlll!I w11Mr1wnl ot
metable·, ' •n Mct111one1 uo.ooo A11'19tlceM 1o bl cotn.Plr! ..
t I dutl1111 . ,,.xt sprl"! -JOACll "' thln'I wm M -Should enhance the prospec or & 11n Tht!r wt¥ tiom. y 1111 u1h ot Odottr. un peace. . ... ,OLIC'I' IN TRAHSITIO.
At thia time, It i.!I im!)Orlant -~ review d•l=. "=r ~tl.":l'l'Yforc":.""':.1'1~an tor tw'::t •• background for the declSlon. the tlflttN our _,.n.cll '9 fornltn pallcV. lnc111111nt1V
RO tilt U111tld , ltnt. Wfll'4 IOOk lo Ills -lrllt -•I'• Of the operation. th eir larger ol ~Nlllloll. IO KMll'ilt ·11w·Prt..,lrY ... ~UIY -• ~ · In Ind hlna IOr I Ir -•WllV -w11111 Amerlct mo'/ .. ieaning in tenns of conflict oc _ ~..:1"'1"' hrn • 11Ml1111 1o • 111P00111111 '* -and to look down the road to the a1T:·:;~'!'.!.!h~~~~1't'...!..111~~~': or ti~ Tti-A'Si •. WPl!lt lilt 9r;;Tiii II•~ iture. I al our 211111, ,,., lt'lc g'owlng -• OI fllll1• re-olOMI caooersrlon 1!lows tor 1 •td<klloll In ~ t d t the Ametlctn Prnt11'1 -lh!'V tollld llPI 5urvlv• JT IS VITAL to ers an a • sudd1tt 11111 pr21:1011-"m.rl<•n wlltld••w•I · I ft th U •ted States frcm our •""6111l1>nlt1n. Thi• wouHl 111:c1 10 utset that Hanoi e e ni • tell-of ''""''"' 1" ii. •••n11t1ot1 ,..,lod
0 reasonable option but to move t>etwten 111t . .sil4..er1 ol'llhl'tl1191 u.s. 1nv~1v1mtn1 to 1111 new NI ol Nrtntnl'll• Ind' 1mpllnl1 iilitarily against the Cambodian base Pn 1oc:al'1nc1 "'""'' <-•·lo".
d · ·r nee of DOINO To0 "Muc1t' "°' 1n 1mec1 ~· c•n reas. The purpose an sign1 ica . c1e1av thflr ,..ut1cs1 mat...,11V. promo!! s, Hnlt< -·· agam· st '"'-Cambodian ot 111otndeftcv ... nd dlm!Mll -..1-rw11on1 IMMllv• ur ope-ions u!IC' to •••no on 1tt PW~ fllt. '"' .•1,.,. :.:,;:• ttl• tuar . can only be understood tor 211 suv un 1no..iot s H..,. Of 1r, anc le& ' • end•r::. ttlrlilr' r1t11r rn tell r:•rmllllllofl end ~¥11'
gainlt the backdrop of what we are ... tht~ .:··li=-=r:;r w1.:n tf!'!."~111ori 11 eelting to accomplish in Vietnam -Men with 111-. ... 111c Din"" ini.il."""'
Co ·51 ba Looklno •I Arnt<'k•n eiollcv In Vl1tn1m lllsM nd the threat thal the mmuru ses 17 rr1Cn111s. '"'' ,.1tm1nJ1t•et1oti -In !ht oe111rav11w
d to b. tives 01 Its nt9Ctl•ll111 offe~, 111 lhl 11m11111on1 on 1 Cambodia pose our o Jee · lts mm11rv 1dlDn1, l'!ld 111 1111 cons1111ncv o1
'Qr Can that m jjjf,._ action of the !h Ir-Wflhd .. -11 -!'Its wtllttn I rte0td ._, al rnt•1lnl. Thi ,_ .. from Ills -""" 11Yer
'st two months be divorced from l,ts tl!Cll~ •Bm~ 11 ~"" 1111 ~n lflt••l'llll>t"'' In Petlf, lltllllWtnc:I from Henol 111111 t1t11l1Uon ause -the Ureat posed.by t'1e constant of""_,""°""'*" 1nc1oe111111.
VI · I!"""' •lll<b 111 V11!111m lnt:l"Sllld during <pansion of North " -,ese •&· ""'11.
East Meets West
President Nixon confers with Corneliu Mane scu ,
foreign minister of Communist Romania. They met
Monday 8t Western White House in San Clemente.
The-President later reported that they talked about
proposals for mutual East-West troop withdrawals
in Europe. The t\vo men als(lo.discussed relations
with the Soviet Union and Contrtunlst China, items
they had taken up \\'hen NixdD visited Bucharest
last August.-~ -.,,_
Edison Opposed Schmitz Unsure
About Voting
'
Poliee Huq~,1.
••
:vandals. at
, I
• . . ~
Westcliff "
Vandals who bombed a Wetl<lill}lftlt
light system Sunday ni&ht aie be~
50ugbt today by Newport Beach police:
Officers said the auspeet 6pparentiy
tlimbed a tree next to a ' street ~·
on Estelle Lane and threw or · pJ.c9d
aorn.e type of a hoi::ne-ma<Se expkisive
device Into lbe photo electric cell located
about ·Six feet off ttie &round on tM
lamp post.
The explosion demolished the ctU IDll
knocked out three circtlits of lights.
J'ack Beekwith, with the city's utilltill
department, said the damq:e wu IO
• extensive city crews wen unablt tO
facilitate' repairs to the 1yttern until
MQ\lday morning. ', ·
"There was actually • 'four-hour lat. Resi~ents . of the arJ!a &aid the)" belrd ..
the exp\011on around 10 p.m. on SundQ',
but a report wasn't made to the" poUc,
until 2 a.m. Monday," he aald. ,)
Beckwith said vandals had damqed
the same cell Saturrl.ay night by thrO_wing
rocks at it or hitting it with a ·lieavy
object and. city crews repaired" tbt.
damag! Sunday.
"Right now we·~ trying ·to make 10me
sort of an arrangement with the Edison
Company to put the Cf:ll up higher and
get some kind of a safeguard on It,"
he said. •
Detective Rudi Valenti said the .varP
qalism was the first incident of bombin&I or -->Ediaon-Company equipment in
Newport.
From Pagel
VOTING •.•
doc"' Th1 "'' wlnl•r H•nol 1sUl'l(Md s m•lo• offens ive teSSiOn \hrOUfhoUt In ,-11~elnst l~t l111lllm•l• -ernmanl ol L~OI wfllch llllY lhlmMfvH hlld iltlPld fo t1t1bU1h under A Record of Restraint. 1111 lHJ Gt:111v1 21:corc1,. For viars, Jn vlol&tlon
V• nd of ll'ICllt ltcordl, Nortll \lltlMmttl lrOOPf lllvt America's purpose in 1etnam I occi:,.led LIOl!f!L.'!"'llOIY •nd wtd 111 .. ,,~
ldochina remains what it hu been I~ aout'ii' Ji.r.;rm:-' tcr lht """' °' 11111''"
PlJC Approval Attached
Orange County supervisors today instructed County Counsel
Adrian Kuyper to attack on three fron ts against the California Pub-
lic Utllties Commission decision approving expansion of the Hunt·
ington Beach Edison Company steam pl~nt.
On State Budget ·
Hartman, a college· teacher from Slota
. Ana. Sc:hmitz is expeCt&l to sweep ovtr HMtmao iO the predomlnante\f a.,ubU-.
can and _heavily conservative district.
The President posed for campaign pie.
tures with Schmitz earlier this month
at the White House in Washington, 11
he did with other l\epublican con·
gressional candidates.
• • peace tn whlch the people. of '"' MARCH •nd "Ill'" " t!l1 Y"'; CIT:"'"""' d--~-th I t ltOOllt UMd fllllr lont ft lit 1mbodl1 ie region can cv1.1ic emse ves O to mavt n0t11111 till of emboel!1
of ... ,. I t• a In • WIV wt!ICll lnct ~term lflrfll evelopment i.ui::u own llOC e ies, 1o 11111c1 tore•• In Sou ,1: 1o1111m " wtll •1 oace ... which alt lhe peoples of to Ills IU!lltt Of' Ollt \llt1111/¥i tetlor! Ind wlthdr~w,I • P'oer1m1. lheJt ntW ¥1oletl11111, too, took pines .... ~ •••• can d----1"'" their own &<1111111 • Mckdrop of ....... of tcmmunlll dl•111t•td OUlol~~ na1t1 ci.ci 11111~ al lhl lltUtt•lltv 11111 ""l!orll! lnflllrltv of Clmboell~ olitical future without outside in--1...-••nlntd 11 t11t its. o_. 1trMmtnt1 to W!'llCll Hll'IOI Wll t tlan."'.,..., • ~rfereoce. aACKG,OUfllD Off TM._'-Wbeft this administration took office, AP"IL • O•CISION
of .1.-· In .. ..,,ino '"-Ao•ll O dtcl1lcn lo mcvt )C authorized Strength l'luerJCan ltlln51 till North \llelnlmeM ...... \llel Cant
~ in South Vietnam was 549,500 -si:enc.=111:;..."rr\1111111, twr Mlk t1c11 mint
'le "''•"' water mark of American 11 -Norlll Vlt!Nm -not --wft1c11 'lf6U OtM!lt Ills Vllt~w•t 1111" •"1mbolll1. 1ililary presence in Southeast Asia. 1lle F...-nw l'Mfl, Vlltlltm Mt llHd C•l'llblldl•n la · t '8rtl!wl.r::. • .. ~~~ from WhJC~ to ltl•dl
fnlted States }lad been oe&ot ting a ~:~•n ·~"=rit:iiin tore~--~-fo°'l:i'.~':...r'~ •ari.!I for 10 months but ftOlhing •hid Of,. •lllllf••111v i. ClllftM .:---a •"--· •"---lhe ·'"· lhl CoMllct' n A.$11 -r 111'111111 lt0m etn ... .,.... upon Owq w.n ., .. pe movll'lll ... Intl~ .. rw;twtlll.
f the barlainln& table. No com· , ,,,,1'es~"1!..~1 °'CO:.m!;~1'1.111;;:9'~
r ....... --i.--1tt-.1 -·ce propo' oat existed.'' of ~rlllC Sll'll-..11, I! WIS !hi llll!IONllcn of
ClllC'._ .... .,..,.. r-'ri: c ~·~. .. rJC'. 111s ,~, ~ here Wll no app~ plan lo rpduce r.· fl n c '""'" ~-...:rtft~l~l~.:. ..!.!
mtrica'1 Involvement In 'tfie Wit -~1':1"'11,. trWJt~· f;;1~''j;; 'Dnf:::ers:!':.T~
1 the a!j1ence ol a n-tiated settltmeftt. W ,•ot lrlllnlUll'I rult, "" u"1'" '"* .... , -ov m•filnl tllom to r.,,.,..., r1ls1lonl wllll lllJ SfftCl~UA«Y of ~ WI' hlW 'fr:: ':f: IOYll'-1 1NI ""' "lllCI -ttklno tltclt. ... Intl ~ •:.w•fM'llllf'° ?f!.l v~":"W. :=. llVI ti,, c~zi~ •n:vd;~nth11 s=~w1Jv P•l11C1
rwtrd I ~ 7'"co:><rol1~f'· ... l'ltM!'lllllt Si~lllDllk IMI rttllltd _. lhe Clll'llaldllll Httlontl
-II. 1111 «ornalti-!iiM • M. -~s -9 outlll tv 11'11 1) iMiiffw, llO. A»lmllv -not I trevP of """""'' -wl'llC/I 1•, I"' I llY lll't1idtnf ·-tiiJ9u Oii -rlh-him wllll fllt 2--.0tl of tM Mtlo!lll tr , IHJ. Th9-h boll! 11MJ•ll( efllll ptlYttf SH•mbtr. Thi U~l!td Siiia flld l'ltlllltt Conrtftllon wilt!, ,,... ll;nowlldlt of, l'lltl4I ...,,nb.
Kuyper, as recommended by his office. will :
Ask immediately for a rehearing of the case before the PUC .
(A denial of this reque,t for a rehearing will be a precondition to
appeal to the California Supreme Court, Kuyper advised .)
U Edison attacks the denial of a permit for construction by
the Orange County Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board to
construct the plant, Kuyper will defend the denial.
If Edison starts construction of either of the two proposed
new plants, as ordered by the PUC, the county will immediately
seek an injunction to prohibit such constliuction.
Mesa Fire Chief ·Urges.'
John G. Schmitz, the conservative
Republican favored in a special con·
gressional electio'D. today, hasn't decided
whether to vote for his first state budget
in six years as a legislator.
"I'm the slowest budget vQter in the
West." grinned the Tustin conservative,
who never has voted for final passage
of a state budget.
"'As far as this budget is concerned,
1 jusl haven't made up my mind yet,"
he said of the Senate·Assembly com·
mittee's comprbmise version of the $6 .59
billion budget. more !hail $100 mifi ion
greater than the one Governor Reagan
unvelled in February ...
''I( i~'s ~ft\eUling 5 J can vote (or,
I pla!J to come back: and vote for It.
If it's something I can't vote for, it
"'on't do them much good to bring
·me back and try to! twist my arm ,"
he explained.
Mr. Nixon has in the past condemned
the John Birl"h Society. Its leader Robert
'Velch once said he considered the late
Presidenl Dwight D. Eisenhower a
"dedicated, conscious agent of the com·
muni st conspiracy." Mr. Nixon was vict
president under Eisenhower.
Ziegler was asked . by a grinlin&
newsman Monday, "Shall we flSSUDle
he voted for a Republican?"
Ziegler responded, "I did not ask fum
. . · . I would not, the ballot box is a
priyate place." ·
Ho\l;cver the President voted, it teem·
, ed in!Jhe ~¥1Js that his. neighbor! wohld' 1
givl ~chtilftt a big edge today,• M:r.
Nixon is in the Concordia School precinct.
Voters there in the June 2 primary
gave Sctunitz 245 votes of UM'! 425 castr ~His four Republican opponents only rolled
snntlJ °"" llfOJIOUll Ill~• bHn rt1119tlid •nd IT WAS Tflll mtJor .. 1M1n1lon of _,,,v scllvltv =· =:i:-.:~~lfMd II MCUre lht In CM!eodll 11111 ullllfttltly ,...,... 1Hftd lroePI "'9¥•1 ;,t 111 tor11G11 mllltnrv fer~• f•lllft South to llld five r"rt of ffllteltl! •nd 1ttldl: Ille
City Fight Edison Plan
Senate President pro tempore Jack .
up 138 votes jointly and the two·
Democrats split another 30 votes, receiv·
ing 15 ~ach. fflllfll IMI lo •lllllllPI Cff'llll'-I" Wfolch COl'lmlll!ltl llnM SrHI. I paUlltnl IOl'ttl Cll cam,.ie f'MIY 1nd fllrlY TN hlflor!Cll l'W(Ord I• ifl'ltln. Ille 1ut11n1. ot tM (Ollnl..,, OUt prlt1elPtl IOll \/It! c-•nd Nortll Vlfln•-,_ ll•vt •I """ lo 9111bl1 Ills _., 01 SOut11 \lletflll'l'I OPtrSled In Elfltrn Csn'lbodls lo' 'l'llrt. Thi Speaking slrictly as a citizen, Fire
Chief John Marshall urged the Costa
Mesa City Council Monday to back an
dtllrm!ne 11111' IU!ur• ''" Of oo.;lllcle Jnllrt.111'11«. jll'lm1•v ollltcH~e of 111n1 Lommun111 lllr<n his To 111111c1!1 our OOod filth, lo lfft~e lhl l>ttn 1111 1u-rt 01 H•nol'J -reulon sg•lnsl 1m111 fOr nto0Unlloni, ,.. ch•ngl!d •1orotr1 S""th Vlernem. Juli 21 11 1111 vloi.tld It'll 1'62 av• tornm•""tfJ In SOUth \lle!.,.m. ft l1 1111 GlntYI ICCotd• Ill LIOJ. North Vleln•m hlJ 11Hd to ,tdUct (11u11t1es. w1 l\t.v• (Uf 11e11<11 ccn11111nt1r IOnartd 1h Pitea•. In slgn!"ll! th• , appeal against expansion of the Southern r -'~llonl In SWlh v111111m bV '"°"' 111211 ltS• Gl<lr• .cm;:. to ••llKI C1mll0dl1n 111Ulr1lltv ·
I oer,tnl. •• .'"'fn~'!:~i r:7'',.,.r.h110111 Ptnft ••dlo ~raade11t. California Edison Company's p I ant w• INITIATID • 1..-Wlllldr•-• "'"""" •Prln1;1 111h•no1J1<'1 to lowlnO rim.It~• -·· rtparltd "'b . H 1· •• ch
'-, 1 -· ,. ,.., ,_,,,, -,1 lo 11>e c1mbodl1 ~It: • near y 1n un 1ngton U<Oa . ~.-· .~~\'Xn '\r'00:~~1111Jll 2'S.OOO ~ '11ni'Ow "I must ltll you 11111 th• \li11neme11 camm11n1111 . . ~ 11ve1 111!horllld """''" "', 1dm1"111,1n1n t• 1r.c1 the v1t1 . ceno. fltlOl\11111 w11h "' thr" He suggested a resolution supporting lee or tcu• tl~s but lt!tl eblOlullh' nothll'lll (OrrltJ llsie •re not "" lttlom ot • to'ffrllmtnl a•Jt OI '"' l'lfl!~llMIOnl . . . Aller I npelled the Orange County Air Pollution Control the French ltooPI lell C1mbod11, \/let Mlnft r1m1lnelt
!Jig Four in Deadlock
On Berlin; Meet Set
BERLIN (UPI) -The Big Four am·
1assadors met for two hours today in
1n effort lo break a deadlock on Berlin
ind scheduled another meeting for July
n. An American spokesman described
.he meeting as "friendly."
It had be'n expected that the am-
l'lssadors wou ld adjourn their talks (or
.he-summer and reconvene in September
>r Oc tober.
DAILY ~ILOT
0".1.HGI COAST PUa1..llHl/ilt COMPAN'( 1
Ro"••I N. w •• 1
Prt11c1tn1 11lf PYlll11"21'
J1c~ R. Cu,11y
\/kt l"l'tlldlnl 11111 0--11 Mn"ltlt•
Tholfl11 IC1evil
19llOI'
Th1r11 A. M~,,~;111
M*""9\n9 Edllor
CMN ..... Offln
lJO W11f l1y St111t
M•ili111 A1it.l•en1 P.O. ler IS60, •2616 ............
"..,..,..' lttf.ft' nu w..1 llllles I011ltv1n1 L ....... tff<ll: m ~Orhl ... Vtf1 .... HVlll...., teec:ft• 11111 a11cl! ,,...1ev1re
It/\ C~lti )&I N ..... 11 l l Gsmlfll 11"1
in our· coun1rr. In O!'dt, 10 (anci,,..r 11. How o·1strict in pending court action against c•n. 1111 lllW conlldtnce lfl "'-\llfl MlnPI? ...
II ou":'' l~~'.nc1":~~ ... 1111 Viti Mini! ..... will ICJ• the decision by the California Public
u~i~1~1;:J· :~n~:~h~~~o~~t:: f'"'u~~,;! Utilities Commission one week ago. !~'v1':\"~~ t'0J~~~f;1 °.:~ .. N~r1111~/~"'~ The City Council once before passed
bccll•n t•rt to,v · a resolution criticizing the two-unit ex-AT TNI IAM• TIMI, !hi Ccmmunlsl lotct1 · f th t I t h' h ·11 w•r• 1ctlv•1v ,,.•o•irfnt in 11111, Ill•• '"'' Tor pans1on o e s earn P an . w IC Wl new combtt 1n SOUlh v111n1m. Tiit,. •r•J•. -pour more fossil fuel pollutants into on., f"-Ceml>odl1n 11de ol t~e Vl•tntm·Ctmllod\111 bo•d1r -h1v1 for l''" 1trved 81 5vPOIY o$l!POl5 S::>uthland skies. end 1M1e '1m111 or tntmv l•OOPI lnl!ttrlltd . , lt!rough Laos IMo savJh vietn•m. Tl'lev ft1ve "I think they ve made a horrible 111" ~~rVf'd IJ HMIUIP" lot Nol'I~ VlllM,,..... . " 1nc1 v1e1 Cont fte1d•u1ner1 e11mtn11 and tor ct'n'lbll m1!itake, agreed Mayor Robert M. ;;go,:Ski':th'~~,..:i~~ •nd '"VPP1v on 11111' "'"'n Wilson, who sponsored the resolution Our •tl'fl~l'IO of l'!IMI lllln ii• ton1 Of olocUINn~ ed he e be• c101uttd 1<1 1~1 C~li'llodl1n oo.raUon1 h11 orovldN approv w n pr ssure was tng conc11>11vs 11roo1 ot communlJt r11i.r-.c• on C1mlili91• mounted aga·1nst the expans·1on program 1 1 loal1tlc •l'ld 1 flll••llon corridor tnd 11 · 1 • 1ecure ''" t~m n wft<ePI Goml'l'lun111 dt1la!1$ Councilman Alvin L. Pinkley asked en VJeln1m '' well 11 In Cembodll ltMlf could bt'0~'''.i~~~:::i:· '· 1,10, P• nce 51~.~ ..... ,;...t ?11~1rshall lfhhe phreferred 1a massive po~er on v1c1t1C11 '" Fr111Ct. His P•lme 1t11n1111r, LO!t fa1 ure to ars conlro s on the utility Nol, 1nd d-!v prime m!nllMr, Sltlk M!'.!'i! b I th 1· h' 1· t• d wer1 1111 in 1ftnre1. In tt,lr M~rcri witri $\l'ltf;;': company, u e ire c 1e rep 1e ~1~11 1rn ~~rff.:::r.': =,~~·~ t.r:=: ~ nuclear generating plant! are the answer.
~l::;..~1~':':110:"":· c~i!:/1.111':~~.it't 1n. Heated water discharged from facilities
tearltr. ' -such as the Edison Company operates •• !!.IL,:•~C:S '~•kri:.l'."',J~:.~'* to "" • .:~ti; at San Onofre kills marine life and ;:;"lM~• '"l1ten•• In po1n119dl110 llls \11tl...,..t1• I 1· It• th I · I COlftm1111bh 10 •ed~c• 1111 Pre11nce 01 *''"' V'l{e a ion . upse in~ e eco 011ca
4 \llt~mn• •nd Viii ConQ f«tel In '•"'llOdl•. ..balance. Pinkley observed. ·T'M•N. ON MARClt , •• •hi C•mllOdltn Ht_110fll1 "'"'"'"• tY 11Mnlmou1 llOl• Otele•id lll•t P•!ncs s1111nou1e w11 no IOnoar chlfl cf tl1t1. Cheng ,.., :r1 rll~tf!id 11 lclll'lll C~l.t' ol 11~11. Lon No 1nd S!rlk Mstek ktpt !Mir (IOtltlor,•· A'2tol'll for Slllsnavlili 01/11~ lntluded Ot'OW 111 oblt<llon1 to hit ml1llslldll l'IO of.. 1119 economv end ta ftll bY·llllll"4 ol tn1 CllllMI Ind nlll-1 •nt..,blv; but '"'"'m9n! •v•r North v11tn~m'1 fl1t1•111t mlt\lt• Of Cnmtl0dl•1 '9rr ll0,., cert1lnlv r~nlrlbutNll. 51112"°'11( 1r•lvl!d n P1kl"" 1111 Mme dey, t<'ld mt! WITll lllt Peli:!l10 !llscftrtPllP II W!!H 11 wltft IN NortPI \llttn1mt1t or1m1 mlf'llll•r
wl>o ~·d l!e1!1ntd IC Peklnt "' oriel 111111. Th••ftl"'' s1~1nolJI< Ill• lner"11no1y· kl.ntlfllll hlm611t with llle Ccmmunl1! tllltl In lridoct!IM. Th!J -·~nl hH I'<( sdYl!ICI Wl'fll.. of !ftt O<ll!lf QI! 11111-..tl, W!lll wl'lom Wt fled tlltn •tt~m.,Tllll ·lo Im-•· rtl~lion•. 0..... 1<111111 ••eio-1" wn Ill 8"11 te .,,...,YI tfto 1111111 ~ w Ill
•tan•d '9 Cslftbodl• el'd ·~ Irr , 11rf¥1nl '~ •~,..ntlon Of C«tlmunlti lfll uenc1. M lm"""'hr ot 1111 Csfl'llwlli.~ pnc~r'• hid bttn s "'r""' ... un~rv n~"ltfct" tor VI fol' ll'ltny .,....,, •¥'
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Hiker Gets New
Plac~ JQ Camp
A San Bernardino hospital orderly hik·
Ing ·t11rough Costa Mesa '(i!ll ·a bedroll
found an unexpected spot to camp
overnight Monday when questioned by
police who searched his parcel .
Newton w. Ford, 27, WIS booked on
susplcipo of pos.se~i~n of dangerous
drua:s and marijuana after assort.eel pill¥
and a small amOWlt of alleged weed was
discovered.
omcer Phil Donohue said he 1lopped
Ford and a companion at 21lth Strttt
and Plectntia •Avenue to ct'ltek them
out 1bout J0 :30 p.m .. because thievery
In the surroundin& industrial area ta
a problem .
The arrestee's com!)lnlon Wl.!I not held.
Britain Making Bid
t.UXEMBOURG (AP) -Bntaln'• new
Conservative government opened negotia-
tions today to join the Europea" Common·
Market with a warnlna thlt no British
govtmme.nt could think of joining unless
there Is a fair "tUtmtnt of llnancial
burdens.
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"The smog Is going to kill us,''
countered Maashall.
Councilman Pinkley said he un·
derstands the entire issue at this PQint
is a power play bet~en the PUC, which
claims sole jurisdiction, and the county
pollution controfdistricl.
'Mle county agency's officer, Willi8111
Fitchen, originally denied the Edison
application to build two new steam
generatin~ units, leadlna; to a battle
ove r who has such controls.
"I'm sure il's ROing to the Supreme
Court," said Pinkley.
No action was taken on Marshall's
request Monday night, pending a probe
by the city staff into a reported move
to create ·an Uftergove mmental agency
dealing with air pollution.
Schrade fR·S11n Diego) served notice
Monday, however, that "every one of
the 40 senators is e:r:pected to be here
and if they·re not here they'll be sent
for."
Schmitz does not feel his departure
from the legislature will i mp 1 i r
Republican control of the Senate. in spite
t'Jf the fact his election would mean
the GOP would lose its technical majority
of 21·1" over Democrats.
"I don't think that my leaving is
as crul"ial as it would be if lt were
the Assembly," said Schmitz. "The
Senate is not a partisan a house."
Schmitz election today. however,
technically would assure that the
Republicans, though maintaining a one4
vote edge of po~er in each house, would
lack majorities necess'ary for the passage
of the simplest bills.
WHITE SALE!
It's a lltUe late in the ye&r for a WHITE sale, but
thll one is quit! unique .
We boue,ht a few thousand ya rds of assorted
custom carpets from America1s leading custom rtlill. •
i1any of the various carpets included
Package are beautiful shades of WHITE !
in this
If you would like WHITE carpet {or any carpet)
for anywhere in your home , look at these vaJues:
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Pranksters Hit
Newport Home
Pre· Independence Day prank 1 t e r.1
caused an undetermined amount of
damage to a Newport Beach home Mon·
day night when they threw a lighted
firework through an open window ilto
the residence.
Barbara Gibbs. 44 of 4700 Neptune
Ave., told police the smoking and buralng
object wa s tossed through an open
louvered window and caught the adjacent
drapes on fire . She extingui shed the
fire herself before calling investigators.
itany are \VOOl anCI mo st of them completely
install for $7.95 per square yard over a quality
paddirig.
ALDEN'S
CARPETS • DRAPES
STOP' IN AND LOOK AT THE
HIAVllST CUSTOM WOOL AR!!A
~llN I RUG YOU'VE EVER
81101, t ,OOT SQUARE AND A
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PRAGUE (UPI) -Alexander Dubcek
refused to save his career and Com-
munist Party membership by denouncing
hi s <>wn poUcies as the party's rriormisl
leader. Czecholslovakla's I ea ding
11e11.•spaper said today.
~1iroslav 'ti.foe, editor of the olficial
party newspaper Rude Pravo, wrote that
Dubcek did not "make a contribution
l.o clarifying the causes of the (refonn)
deve lopn1ents in the country and , his
share in lhem."
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Honors First Recipients
braced anil klued her and 3,11111 Per\J.
vtp 1houjed approval.
Monday '-rune more lhaq 1.1100
peraon1 watched .Uently u t!Jie two fi(st
ladles arrived at lhe cathedral first built
in lUI by the Spanish conqaiStador,
~Plum>.
Anny binds and a military honor
llllAl'l lllled 11J!o plaza and foreign 11!1·
b•aldcr• and oeho-cUsnltar)es filed irito
the C81bedritt, fw a solemn mau· com-
mlmor1uq'tie Jlllll1yrdom ol St. Peter.
tfn. Nl"""1.0nd Mn. Velasco arriYOd
ln a black·di:lwac limoUline from 1be
...-. of ·~dor ~lor Gar·
rbdn, Belcher llld poaed through a blue
l1id white uniformed navy honor guard
to enter the ·ornate. massive cathedral. •
· Peruvlan President Juan Velasco
Alvl!'Mlo and 11 Cabinet metTibers also
attended the mau. arriving a few
moments afttr the first ladies. Velasco
did not-speak to Mrs. Nixon but nodded
to her as he took his seat behlnd b'er.
Tbe catbedral was dark and quiet.
When Mfs. Nixon left the cathedral
a almply dressed girl about 15 slipped
through thf screen of J(U&rds and ran
up to her, holding a letter in her hand,
tryin& to give it to her. But Mrs. Nixon
didn't tee· her and walked on by; and
the lirl itood dejected.
But othen eot through the police lines
and one Indian .woman ran up to Mrs ..
Nlion, embract<l her IM kissed-her-
on both rlleeb. · ·
. Mn. Nbon obviously was moved by
the demonstraUon of affection.
A military band played a Peruvian
Hymn when the first ladles left the
church, followed by President Velasco
and his cabinet.
Hundreds of submachinegun carrying
police ringed the four-century.old Plaza
De: Annas, where the cathedral iS
located, but still did not keep back
the crowds when the church services
ended, but there was no violence.
"frs. Nl.xon arrived in Lima late Sun-
day afte.rnoon, telling the thousands . of
Peruviaana who turned out to greet her:
"I bring you greetings and the affection
of the people or the United States who
art saddened by the disaster here and
loss ol Ute."
The first ladies stopped brieny al
the National Palace and then were driven
to the wa iting Ct30.
The plane, piloted by Lt. Col. James
V. Beckett of Austi n. Tex.. took off
minutes later in cloudy skies for the
one.hour m,iit lo the dlrt strip at Ania
Jn the center ol the valley. ,
A dmen countries, including Fidel
Castro's Cuba, have sent relief supplies
ind medical tell!la t4 ,holp. sm;vn.rs
of the Western Hemisphere's worst
earthquake of the century.
Knothole Gang· DAILY PILOT ......... I ' . .,
Mothers peek through opening in \Vall around San Clemente Munici· , ,
pal Plunge as _their children ~e part in swimming class. With. ..m~ther out of aght, youngsters can concentrate on instruction from
swun teacher. However, combination oi pride and curosity was too
much for these mothers to overcome •
,. State Group Cer·tifies
College's Police Program~.:
The Saddleback College police science
program ha1 been cert.Uled by the State
Commission on Peace Officer Standards
and Training of the Depa rtment or
Justice, Dr. Fred H. Bremer. president
of the college . announced this week.
Bremer quoted a letter certifying the
pre-employment police tcience program
Niguel Art Group
Displays Its Work
Paintln1s by members of lhe Niguel
Art Association will be on dilplay durina:
July and A-In the rotllldo gallery
of the Laguna Federal buiklln1. 2aO
Ocean Ave.
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as sayi!lg "currioulum exceei:11 'the stan-··
dards established under the Como ~
mission's regulation." ~·
Certification by the stale permits pOlice:.
and sheriff's departmenf,I throughout tht •
s\at.e to employ Saddleback graduates /
witt1 the assurance that all basic coo.r•' 1
requirements for peace officers, as set.:
forth in the state code, have been
fulfilled, Dr. Bremer explained.
This year, the Saddleback program •.
directed, by Robert W. FerguDI, addecf
a special "advanctd offlctr1 CCMne,. l
covering special security needs generated
by vilita: of Presidl!llt Nixon to . the.:
Western White House in San Clemente.~
Lecturers inclUded repreaeutaUYet of the
FBI, U.S. Se<t<! Service and tile U.S •.
State Department. · •
Twenty-live Capistrano Bay a r e a
scholars and 38 organization and in-
dividual donors were honored recently
in the first aMual meeting and recogni·
tion c:eremony of tbe,Scbolarships Fund
AssociaUon.
In the aimual meeting porUon of the
program at the Dana Point Community
House James Wahhe, John Given, Ruth
Clark. Jack Snipes and Dennis Paquin
were elected to the governing council.
A-and stephen Barlock.
Seven scbolarships given to students
v.'ho have achi~ved outstanding records
in special fields specified by the donors
art: Mrs. R. W. Quacktnbusb Award
to a student in t.he field of education,
Laurel Dean; San Clemente High School
PTA Awards to outstanding students in
vocational fields, Michael 8?'09t'n, Marcus
Engstrom. Connie Neihaus and Cynthia
Schenzinger; Berniece and Edwin Harris
Award to a scholar who h as
demonstrated humanitarian concerns,
Patricia Wright ; Capistrano Be a ch
Chamber of Commerce Award to student
in rtehl of business, Jeanette l\lcQueen.
High-speed banJ<ing
in three lanes.
The 1970--71 nominating committee ls
Roberta Kiernan, Linton Simmons, John
Serencts, Edward Kincaid, 8. Franklin
Metzleur, Margaret Koster and Jack
Snipes.
Festivities which followed . Included
perfo~ances by two groups of teen
musicians : Marti Opland on bass viole,
Cathy Hobson and her guitar, and 1<1lotsts
Cathy Christie and Karen Macleroy,
Recognition was given to the scholars
and donors by Scholarships vice-president _
Roberta Kiernan, assisted by Orabelle
Theurich and President Lyn Harris
Hicks. Donors received corsages and
boutonnieres, and scholars wen given
congratulation letters.
Selection Committee Chairman Leon
Hyzen congratul ated the recipients and
explained that their scholarship checks
would be sent to their respective
universities.
'lbe scholarship winnfrs are: Laguna
Niguel Coriioration Award , Albert Ballo1 ;
San Juan Capistrano Rotary Club Award,
Gary Etrasbear; ruchard O'Neill Foun-
dation Award, Denise Del Co 11 e :
American Association of University
Women, Award. }lope Jansen : Ray
Campbell Award, Sal Lombardi; San
Clemente Wom&Q.."s Club Awards, Joann.
Student.a whose scholarships are a com -
posite Of donations by organizations and
indMduall are: Ralph Bond. Cindy
Davidson, Bronwen Denton, J a m e s
Gallagher, Jack Hagerty, Cheryl Lager,
Davkt Naegle, Gary Smither,, Barbara
Cannichael, Judy Mudge and · Cathy
Smith. '
Scholarship donors include Henry Bash,
Capistrano Beach Community Associa-
tion, Coocordia PTA, El Camino Real
Woman1s Club, Ida Erickson . Mr. and
Airs. Van Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. E.
l\f. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. F.dmund
Kiernan. Laguna Niguel Woman's Club,
l\farco Forster PTA. Orange Savings
and Loan, San Clemente Optimlsts Club,
St. ClemenL, by-the.sea Churchwomen,
San Diego Gas and Electric Company,
Linton Simmons, Southern California
First National aa,nk, OrabeUe 11leurich,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank \Vilbur, Bruce \Vin·
ton and Safeway Stores.
Flowers for the occasion were donated
by Carl Hankey and fashioned into COC'·
sagea. by Wilma Bloom.
Take l~c short cut lo convenient banking. We havt! three f~sl·mov~ng lanes of drive-up banking at Southern California First National Ban k.
Just d_rive up and bank from your car. A simple intercom and
tube ~el 1vcry sys tem connect you w it h your teUer ... to make your ban~1n~ fast and easy. Of course we 're always happy to seo
you 1ns1de the ~ank, where you'll receive !he s ame cordial service.
SOUTHl:R:N CALIFORNIA
FIRST UTIOflAl UllK _, ___ _
ADAMI AVENUE Ol'ACE
8899Ad11ms Av~ve(pkor'le 962·3377)
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Students Visit Soutli Coast · Before Returning Home
Forty txchangc stOOenls (rom every
continent wlll be entertained in South .
Coast Orange County this week ·on a
thrce-Oay stop enroute to their homelands
after a year or study in Northern
Californ ia high schools.
The South Coast. experience In ln·
terna tiona! livifij( began l\-1ooday af·
tcrpoon when Capistrano Bay arta
families met their guetts at San
Clemente High School and took them
home for a thrce·night visit.
A&enda pllns for today include a mom-
Ing -It the high llChool, an ln-
\'ilation to lunch in Cyprus Short, tour
of the San Onofre Nuc)ear Plant, visit
-to the San Juan Capbtrano Mlulon,
and a pot-luck supper swim party in
the home of the Ronald Bircher fomlly
of San Juan.
Wednesday the tttns ~·Ill letve
Man1rch Bly at 11 a.m. for an aft.noon
and eveninl emarsion to DtlneJland,
concluding the festivtlies arnnaed by
the Capistrano Bay area American P'"kl
Service committees. Chairman of pl111·
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ning (or the Monday-Thursday activities
is F.d Kincaid of Laguna Niguel.
Lquna will host the vWtors Thurtday
for a Lour or Irvine Ranch and a beach-
par1y.
When the studenta leave Southern
California they will go to Denver fOf'
a western states regional meetin& of
AFS e:icchange students.
San Clemente exchange s t u d e n t 1
RJeardo Pereira Of Brazil and Ingrid
Lundtren of s·weden left this Monday
to travel to Utab for 1lmilar tourlna
activities.
Drive·up W indow Hours: Mon.·Thurs. 8:30 ... m 10 5 p rn ·Fri 8·30 lo 6
Lobby Ho~ra: Mon.-Thurs. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Fri." 9 a.m."10 '6 p.;,,. · p.m.
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -A .....,.1y
divided Senate voted. lelllaUvoly today
to permil the U1ited Slates to und<rwrite
Nlariea ol allied troops fiahting in IUJ>o
port ol the Cambodilll .......... n1 -
then tenlatiV<ly revined Ill dedoil"'·
On a 47"'6 vote, tlie senate ftrtt voted
appn>Val of U.. admlnlstralioa-hlckad
propou.J. Then, on a ·aecond vote, Sell.
Stuart Symlngtoa CO.Mo.), n-
himaelf and the vote came •out 47 to
48 again~ an attemP,L to b 1 o ~ k
reconsiderilion of the first vo&e.·
The. Sena1e then proceeded Into It&
third roll call Of the ,day a. tbe amend-
ment, whkh, if It became law, -.Id
sanction American finlllclng for South
Vietn......, oe Thallud troops flllbllni
"! behalf of.Ille Cambodlllil permneot
. l sraeli-Patrol S lwots
.W omanOutAfterCurfew
TEL AVIV IAP) -An !....ii ormy
patrol -and killed a wmnan who
was out aft.er curfew M.onday niprt in
Gau. City, informed IOUrtes i'eported
today. They llid lhe wu one d a
group of persons who fled when tile
p!IU'ol _...-end onlend the l""'P
to halt. One . man wu cqtt and al'<'
rested.
The Jinoeli mli<ary <mw11and reporied
tllat Israeli planes ....,...; tile Sou c-1
8gain Monday Ngllt and pol-.t EiYPo
tlait tarpts oo the weot'bonlc, All planes
r.tumed -Jy. opol<e.Uen llid.
lsrffll ~sman also reported that
iuerrillas iii ·Jordan fired two ·rocket
salvos today at the Jsraedi frontier town
of Beit Shean. 'Jbe rockets ea.med IOfDe
damage but there were no reports cl.
CatUalties, the military axnmtnd said.
YNbak Rabin, Israel's ambuNdor to
the United . Sl*o, fleW bock to W.....,... -opeadln( the -!lid
In Tel Aviv dbcllllin( the Jateot U.S,
CUP Widows
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SACRAMENTO (UP!) -II w11 I
quiet luncheon for four attractive ~
women.
They each received a check for fli,llt.
There wa1 no joy. In f1Ct1 tbt women
wept.
They were the widows of the four
California Hiahway Patrolmen killed ia
a· gunbattle near Newhall in April.
The checks were given to Mn. Valierie
Gore of Merced, Mrs. Shirley Alleyn
of Campbell, Mrs. Niola Frago of Merced
and Mrs. Janet 1Pence of Fairfield Mon-
day by the California Asaociation of
llighway Patrolmen. \
The money was sent to the CHP by
citizens from tbrougbout the it.ate in
Jhe aftermath ol the trqedy~
The widows lllked with newsmen brief·
ly. Their wonts did not come wily.
Mr1. Frqo, ·who had to be eJCOl1td
from the room when she broke out
cryilg, uid: "It's hard to erplain to
the childnn where their daddY la."
p,,,.,...a for .,_. In the Mllldle Eall.
He said be hlld: 11no ...,...._,, to take
back to the Uoiled Slates.
ls'ael'a cabinet an1111KO!d Rabin to
Tel Aviv for ""'""11alioaa Jl'riday alter
5ecn!lary ol Stale W!Hiam P. Jlotiert
llllllOWICed the u:s. peace plan.
Premier Golda Mlir said Moilday
Iarael would 'not Co akmg with 1 tern·
por11y Arab-loneli cease-fire, reportedly
one ol the key poinll lo the U.S. pi!ln.
Mn. Meir told the hraeli PIJ'lilllltlll
she woold DOI deocribe the proposal
"beoaule it WIS ~ to U1 not
lot pmlicalion." .But her Bpeedl waa
seen u the Is-aeli l(OVtmmmt's reedion
to the plan.
Mn. Meir i:aJled lor "a m.-Ual and
abeolute ceue-firt" and rft>ewed her
appeal to the ,Arabi !tr peace lalb
"without prior conditions, w i t ho u *
ultitnatums."
Under~ 1"rael'1 ck4enninllioll to
hold 00 to the --ol Jerusalem, captured in the 1157 war, lirael's district
court in Jerusalem ditclosed il wiU mow
on July II to the CC'.IUrt rooms used
by the Jordanians before tbe war.
Lat.. Y•r the national poltct head·
quarten was ll'allllerred to the Arab
quarter.
Union Indicted
For 'Politics'
• WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Seafarers
1-.J and .... t of iii olfken
and employes were Indicted todly on
charges stemming from the alleged con·
tribution of $40,000 to the 1968 political
campaigns or both Democrats and
!lePllbllcam.
Altomey General Jdm N. Mitcllell..,..
nounced the 17-count indictment alleging
conspiracy to c o n t r i bu t e $750,000
betwetn I!IM and 1961 and 1dual viol ..
lion ol led<rlll 1 .... prnhiblting political
cmlribulicllll by corporatlool lllCI unions.
Mitd>ell said tne , indidmt!nt was
notumed in U.S. Dlslrid Court in
Brooklyn, N.Y. It was the. letlt auc.11
cue brou(ht by the govemmen! line<
May ol lut year.
Could you keep up those
" ,, thl ts easy mon ypaymen
if your pay stopped?
'The ~.Church amendment was
tcheduled for a flnal vot.e after the
Senate dlapooed of the admin~lratioa
propoaal.
Asaistant Republican leader Robert P.
Grilfio of Mlchilan offered the ~·
Olureb and Cooper argued it would unc..
lion "Americap wars by proxy'' and
create mercearary armies in Soutbeut
A.sit.
Griffin arped the amendment was
needed to prelUVe the "Nixon doctrine"
under which the President · pledpd
Amerlcu mililary and ecGnomic support
for Asian nations i•whose survival ft
coru.ider vital to our security."
Nlsoa's Cambodia policies came under
huvy attack on the Senate floor durin&
today'• debate. •
"The United Slatea: is still in Cambodia,
make no mistake,.. sad s en .• t e
Democratic leader Mike Mansfiek( .
. He said U.S. plaoes. an flyiag "air
.. ppor;" millions and 1:ven using c.m.
bodian spotters. "I am worried by the
PoUtical eompli,calio"8 and implications,"
he Mid. "PoUUc:ally, if could be I Pan-
dora '1 boi:."
sen. Ernest F. Hollings '(0.S.C.), an·
nounclng he would vote for the Cooper•
Church amendmeat, aaid : "The deeper
we link into this quagmire, the more
elusive peace becorne_s. We are heme
sucked into defendina olill aaother
remote Asian country yet without the
wiU to win."
Nixon, he said, emphasizes U.S. troop
withdrawall but has tent 560,000 troops to. Vietnam since takiJ1c office. "11 it
any wonder that Americans are coofuled
and aqry?" he aaid.
* "ti * U.S. Advisers
Leave pimhodia
SAIGON (UPI)~A handful ol Amer·
lean military .idvilers returned to South
Vietnam today to complete the-U.S. troap
withdrawal , from Cambodia.. military
llOllml said. Soulh Vietnam pulled out
i ,000 of ill troops but kept 34,000 others
in Cambodia.
All Amvlcan combat troops had witlJ.
drawn Monday.
The. South Vietnamese settled in far
what appeared to be a locg atay by open.
ing an air baae 2.1 miles inside Cambodia.
The base is capable of handling c1r10
planes supporting the Cambodian aov•
ernment.
Mllitiry aourcts aaid about two dozen
Nnerican advisers and air controller•
had returned to South Vietnam to end
U.S. ptrticipilion in a two-moath cam-
paign qainst North Vietnamese ind Viet
Cong 111pply areu in Cambodia. ·Monday•
the United States withdrew the last 1,700
combat tr.oops from Ca'mboqia a day
·earlier than President Nimn's deadline
for the ,pullout. The United Slates bad
31.000 men in 'Cambodia at the heJabl of
the operation.
The South Vietnamese said they had
pulled out 5,000 men from Cambodia'I
Fish Hook sector. The Saigoo govern:.
ment said its troops had killed J,141
Communist troops at a cost of 168 killed
and 7M wounded in the region.
At Nea~ Luong, Cambodia, a key fttry
crossing and highway point on the Me-
kong River 35 miles southeast of Phnom
Penh, the South Vietnamese today opened
an air strip which milltary toUrces said
would be their chief base in Cambodia.
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' .WASHINGTON (UPI) -other supplies aboard
Spacecraft changes lo get rid lunar larxiinc craft, whlcb wae:
or hazards which almost cost still attached to thetr ~
the lives of the Apollo 13 mand module. ·, Hadtheaocldentic<umd crewmembers last April have on their way home lfroln a
forced postponemenl of the moon landlna, with no 1,Ddtnf!I;
Apollo 14 moon Dlght to no craft to serve them u a
earlier than Jan. 31, 1971. 11ureboat," the crew members
The poslpOnement was an-would have «Hed kt !paet.
noonced today by NASA ad--• As a result' of 1he Apollo NAACP Aide
Calls Nixon
DA!L V PILD.T 5 _fe,
BeHast Uneasy; Maduling .Arrive,s -l
B'ELJl'AST, Nol'therll Irellnd and pillnclothm ·policemen 1t by Ivan Cooper, an t. IMlnel at the 10ktier1, IOIM of serious sectarian strife ln ·,..~1
t(UPl) · _ Britilh Home the airport, said Britain fully dependent member of the mothera t.ook st r on I er the 1930s and 1950s. 1'e ~:;:
Secretary Reginald Maudllng supported the "sturdy efforts'' Northern Ireland parliament. shipyard Is one of Northern :_.., ·-Iv~ In Belf..t today and of the Ullter Fvtrnrna\t to "Thi.a l& not the way to baodle measures. 1 land "" -· ~ b · 1 .... _ 1--thin•••." 0 Some ol the mum1 draged Ire '• largest industries. ~" appealed for "law and order" nnc peace to~ prov-.""C. ... ....... 1
in Northern Ireland, wht:e BriU.sh troops Uled RIUlea Miss Devlin, 2.1, t be their kids home by the ears," The wUon and govenvnent "!1 four days d. violence relUlted gas to disperse llone-Chrowlng youngest member ol the said a n army lpOkeln\ID. officials said in their joint , ""
in six deaths. youths in Belfast Monday British Houae cl Commcm, Another wmy official uJd a atatement, "It is in the in-
'1be tracic evens ol Ule night but the violence was wu jailed Friday for her part few of the women "'ticked ttresb ol the whole com· c
last few days hang heavily minor compared to t be ~n August's riots in U. their kids home -aomethina: munlty and the livelihood of '+1i
on all of us," Maudling said weekend riOtlng. . donderry. thlt we wilh we cauld do." ww~rs and their familiea -;.
at Belfast airport before going Anny olflclab said they Fifty mothers helped try to The l".....,.,,i and trade !!lat dl!niptlon ol employment
to a meeting with Northern . were bringmg In 3,71)0 ad-restore o rd e r in . the uniom iuued a atatemmt. ear· should not develop." ,
Ireland Premier Jam es dittonal troope~ to raiJe the predOminantly Catholic area ly 1oday c r l t I c I 1 I n I 1be Maeonic Orange Order, ,:,.
C'hichelttt.clark. 0 0ur first total to 11,000 in Northern ot Ballymurphy Monday by Proteltlnta at Hart I and leacinc Protestant organiza. .-
task will be to restore law Ireland by this weekend. stepping between a ll'OUP of Wolff'• stipyard in Belfalt for tion in Northern Ireland, , '..
and order. From her pri9on ce11 .In youths and army troopl, and waminl Roman Catholic agreed after a meeting with •
"Without that there can be Annqh, Bernadette ~hn, trying lo persuade th e workers to . go bogll until Chichester.Clark Monday to ••.
neither peace, prosperity, nor whole j~ started the .riots. youngsters to go home. t.enaions eased. cancel several small parades
mlnistrator Thomas 0 . Paine 14 postponement to 1971 , Paine
at 1 hearing of the Senate said, it will be nicessary to
'Space Committee. Apollo 14 put ~f the plinned launch
had been sc heduled for date for Apollo· 15 several
October and had already been months to July or August,
postponed lo De c ember 1971. to maintain the1 six·
because of the Apollo f3 near: month interval between flights
disaster. on which the program is now
harmony " urged an end to the fighting. When persuasion falled and Protestants o u t nu m be r scheduled prior to July 12,
; Maud!~ protected by a "Have they all·...,. mad!" about 100 of the youtbs brush-Catholla 10,000 to IOO al the but laid Ibey would go ahead 'Anti-Negro . ~he~avy~guard~·::.:::":..:llOO::..:uni=formtd==-...:'::he:..:n::•...:.d.:1n:..:"""=:..:menu.::.__,._1...;•Y:...tc1 __ •d_...:_pa_st_to_.1a_un1 __ anc1_t11row..:,_....:.p1_a11_,:__ ___ w_u_the __ 1CtM __ ,,,_·t11_•_b1&,;,,;,.parade __ J_u1-'y-1_z._
A fuel cell oxygen tank blew based.
up when Apollo 13 was mor~ A review board reported
than 200,000 miles· from the tha't a ~ circuit ignited
earth . The acclJtent fo~ electrl<:al iWulation tn an ox·
'astronauts James A. Lovell y~ t.ank abbanl Apollo 13'1
Jr., Fred W. Haise Jr., ·and service module. 'Ibis caused
John L. Swigert Jr. to· rely · the tank JO e1:p1ode and cut
for survival on oxygen and off electrlc1l p>Wer in the
~!t· the 'command
and ;.Jr;;' module systems
will be chanced to eliminate
combustion hazards disclosed
by the Apollo 13 accident. An
e:rtra.6xygen tank will be ad-
ded, }bringing the total to
lhret
sknate-OKs
ebt Hike
. WASHINGTON (UPI)
Senate has completed
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17 Killed
In Hospital
SANO, JaJ>lll (UPI) -Five
patienta bla'nea down a mental
hospital killing 17 penons
because they thought they
would be sent home if they
got rid ol the 00.pital, pollco
said today.
•• I The fire Monday night swept
FOR
YOUNG
MODERNS ...
DIAMO~D
TRIOS
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through the intensive care
wing of Ryomo Hospital in
Sano, so miles north of Tokyo.
trapping the 17 victims in
their heavily screened rooms
CINCINNATI (AP) -The
top official oC the nation's
la'rgest black civil rightl IJ'9UP
says the Nixon adminiStratlon
· detii>mlely undercuttln8 " . attem~s by Neiroes to im·
prove their lot.
"Now, for the first time
since Woodrow Wil900, we
have • national administration
that can be rightly charac-
terized as ant l·N earo. •'
declared Bishop Step be n
Spottswood, boanl chairman
of the Nationll Aaoclation for
the Advancement of Colored
People.
Spottswood spoke Monday
night to about 2,500 delegates
to the NAACP's &1st national
convention .
"This is the first time since
1920 that the national ad·
ministration has made It a
matter or calculated policy lo
work acainst the needs and
aspirations of the largest
minority of ' its citizens,'' the
clergyman said.
Spottswood expressed the
opinion that the situation in
Southeast Asia had impeded
progress in ci•ll r i g b t 1 ,
asserting' . "If ncisl justice and cavil
rights had commanded ju.t
10 percent of the atte~tion
that white liberals hav e given
the Vietnam . war, we would
not be in the position we are
in today -and it is unlikely
. that we would have Nimn
· in the White House either!"
S~ood 'said the ad·
ministration had pulled beck
In sclml desegregation efforta oii<\ favored tar·ememptlon for
all-white private schools.
He also aakl that the
nominations ol Judge Clemtnt
Haynsworth and G. Harrold
Carswetrto the Supr~ Court
exhibited arKi·Negro policy.
Bishop SpoU.swood said the
NAACP's drives toward in-
tegration and desegregation
have encountered "a tremen-
dous white backlash." ·
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.The ·Coastal Freeway
A determined effort to re-route Pacific CO<lsl Free-
way somewhere inland, so it loops around Newport
Beach, was given a boost last week when the Assemb1y
voted 48 to 6 to ~j'ld _the measure authorized by ~sem·
blyman Robert Ba"llbilJll (R·Newport Beaeb) to IJ\e Sen:
ate.
Running the freeway along the bluffs overlooking
Newport Harbor has drawn understandable objection in
Newport Peach. The other -cqunty cities are satisfied
with the route in theii' areas. .
Assemblyman Badham frankly admits Uie bill is a
political stop-gap maneuver. The fundamental problems
of engineering, traffic handling, city planning and the
relationship of one freeway to the 'whole system are not
to be considered now, but to be left for some other time,
as far as he is concerned ..
The argument is that by forcing the state to start
over again and take a whole·new.api)r.oach in this area,
the state somehow will come up with a satisfactory sol-
ution. Or at least with a solution more satisfactory to
Newport Beach. ·
Up to now , Badham and his supporters have a\roid·
ed sayit'Jg out loud where a re-routed freeway ought to,
gO. 'There have been increasing allusions to widening
the Beach freeway through Huntington Be8ch and Foun·
tain Valley, then adding lanes to the San Diego freeway
through Costa Mesa, and finally connecting, via Corona
de! Mar freeway, to a new route to be developed through
the hills north of Corona del Mar.
Diego and Newport freways, and eventually from lbe
Corona del Mar, Beach 8nd Orange freeways.
But lbe Assemblyman has declined lo get into route
apecifics, probably remembering the stonn be aroused
a couple of years ago when he came up with a hils'tily
drawn route lbal cut diagonally through Fountain Val·
·Iey and the Mesa Verde area.
Bills somewhat comparabJe to Badham's have
passed the Assern}>ly before, only lo di.• in the Senate.
The Senate traditionally has viewed such· ~ills as having
the potential for dangerous precedent that would lead to
a return to the days of highway routings . dictated. by
poUtical pressures and maneuverings in the Legislature.
In this campaign Year, however,. there is no pre:
dieting how a Legislature bedeviled by myriad sticky
and crucial problems, may react 19 what might be con-
sidered purely a local bill. t
Making a little show for Ibo home folks by slapping
at the "bureaucrats" in large, controversial depart·
ments such as highways, education and· welfare is a
weU-known political maneuver.' Passing the buck
to·anQther level of'govtrnment for a·few months dr few
years is·anoth~r. Returning a legislatlve fav6r and the
mighty alche'my of campaign fund raising Can also be
factors.
Season this mix with the new political magic words
~nvironment and ecology-and throw in th~ legisJa ..
tor's awareness that funds for highway projects in his
own area are very short, and you have a legislative per
tion which can produce unpredictable results. One of the big unknowns is whether, without the
Pacific Coast Freeway, the existing Coast Highway
through Newport Beach could be expanded to eiJ?ht
lanes to carry the extra coastal traffic without remov·
ing even more valuable property than that which would
be taken on the adopted freeway route.
Another unanswered question is bow much surface
street capacity woul~ have. to be increased in Hunting·
ton Beach, NeWJ>Ort Beach and Costa Mesa' to handle
the ever increasing, coast-bound traffic from the San
One thing seems certain. Whatever the Legislature
does in this instance, the traffic, city planning and de--·
velopment problems plaguing the Orange Coast cities-
and their, differing inter -city interests-will not have
·been resolved. .
And, given the shortage of funds for highway and
freeway construction, things could very easily stay just
that way for another decade or so.
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'They Tlaink the Boat'• llnder Water' . .
Economy· a Majo~ C~nce~n
WASHINGTON -Jom F. Kamedy
once~ a long 'aCCIUll by one
of his colleques whG bad been on a
nationwide speaking tour. "I don't want
, to hear what you told them," he said.
"I waat to hear what they told yoo."
It is gOQd advioe today foc Democrats
who are making the banquet circuit
with criticism of the N i x c n
Administration, and one cf them has
discovered some truths which may be
of interest to Republicans, too.
"'nle WI(' is a standclf i9SUe," sa:Ys
Birdt Bayh, the Indian senator whose
floor leadership in the Haynsworth and
Carswell battles bas made him a star
perf(W'Jftet from Miami to Portland.
.. Most pe<iple have made up tbefr minds -t tt, and you're preacblng to the
converted, either way."
MOREOVER, Bayh points out, people
find the link among inf1ation. rect!ssicn
and the war a tenuous one, though.
George McGovern •and other Democrats
contirue to hammer away at it. Bayh
doeanol.
He bas found two subjec\s which he
.thinks will rouse an audience, even a
ncnpartiSan audi~. and he ·uses them
whether he's speakitig to conservative
busine!smin and ptofessiooal people ,in
San DieBC, the textile workers in Florida
or the Rotary Club back home.
The first is the economy. "A lot of
voters," he reports, "Who will gO down
the line with the President -oo the war
will vote against him on the ecooomy.
I don't think he realizes haw worried
people are. Even among businessmen,
his recent &Peech was UOC'(llvinclnc. .
"IN OREGON, a third of uie ~
struction worken are unemployed. ln
Kansas and in Florida, the aircraft and
space lndustrles are practicl]Jy disaster
areas. People stand up during the ques.
• tioo ~ period and Say 'Theri are Dv~
~ fer &ale oo my block and no
takers.' You can't tum these people
aside by telling them about slewing the
engines while the boat ccmeS into the
dock-they think the boat'! under water."
The second big attention-getter, ac·
cording tc Bayh, is the disunity of the
country. The Administration is right,
~ says, in its polilical judgment that
people dislike the young 'Ind are afraid
o( blacks. But some lurking seMe of
fair play, combined perhaps with a
wiSUulness for 'the peace of a decade
past, makes them want to rise above
the polarization techniques of Spiro
Agnew, ·even as they agree with him.
WHAT BAYH SEEMS to . find Is . a
genetal dislike of student protesters but
an unwillingness to condemn one's own
children or thole of one's frif!nds. Moll
aucieoces ablre ea,h'1 belief that over
95 pereent ol today'a youiig people are
against the war and . wa,_nt the system
te change. They chefi' an attack on
mill}ant vJolent! but they reject the
implication that a whole generation can
be wrong. •
When Agnew say1 "It's time fGr a
positive polarization" and talks about
"ripping away thf. ~" a n d
"dividing on auths;Kic lines," j>eople
share bis anger but tbey seme that
anger isn't an answer.
"I'M CONVINCED," Bayh says, "that
people are looking for JOR>eane to It.and
oo !he lip of his iOeo · and NY IN!
we can all be bin:er than we think
we are."
If Bayh is right, then there is some
reason to distrust the polls which show
that more than haU tbe people believe
that as the Nixon· Administration near!
the half-way mark in its tenure it is
performing satisfactorily.
The polls, of course, cannot say
whether toose same people would vote
for the President, because the pol)Ji ican-
oot give them an alternative. But the
word from the country, as ooe senator
hears it, is that divisiveness as a political
policy is not enough MXI that an attempt
to divide Americans into a Silent Ma-
jority on the one hand and radical
demonstrators on the ether will be
greeted by · a Jood "'-followed by
serioos teCOl1d thoughts. ·
Surcharge Ends Tomorrow
In the first paycheck after · July l
your takMx>me pay will take a modest
upswing and your income tax withholding
will gG down. The federal tax surchar&e
on personal and corporate income -
cut from 10 percent tc 5 percent last
Jan. I -will disappear altogether. There
ts some question, hOwever, whether the
fresh stream of cash -about $2 billion
over the next six months -is all
to the goqd.
Back In 1968. President Johnson im·
plcred reluctant Congress tc approve the
IO percent surcharge to prevent "an
accelerating spiral cf price increases,
a slump in heme building and continued
erosion of the dollar." Two years later,
the same problems still face the nation.
Yet on June 17, Presiden't Nixon called
upon Americans tc fight inflation -
while allowing the last vestige of the
turclwge tq eipire.
TllB PRESIDENT said in his speech
on the economy t"8t the surcharge wu
not needed because the current program
of economic restraint! contained enough
momentum "to reach the dock and new
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TM edilorlal page of the Daily
Pilot seelu to inform and stim-uiatc readrtr1 bg presenting this
MIDfPOJ>fr'S opinion# and com-.
mtntorw on topics of inter e1t
and 1~i,_ f>r proul!ll~a
/orum for the e%J)resriotl of
our readtrs' opinion!. and b11
prestnting tM diffrse vitw-
pointl of fft/omwd obsnve,.,
Giid ipok<,.,.,. on topks of the
da¥.
llobert N. Weed, PublW>er
I
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• •
. Editorild •
" Re8earch
'L.
\ve had better make sure we don't
damage the boat." Nixon seemed to
be saying recession rather than inn,tion
\Vas the most dangerous immediate pr~
blem facing the nation. The Wall Street
Journal also reports that s o m e
economists believe the worst er inflation
may be ever.
Last December the Committee for
Eronomic Develcpment, a businessmen'•
group, suggested that the 5 percent
surcharge be continued "al least for
the full calendar year 1970" to help
attain an inflationary budget surplus.·
In March, Walter Heller, former
chairman of the Council cf Economic
Advisers, p11>posed that a continued
surtax be used to provide additional
benefits. training and jobs for those
Idled by the government·induced busine11
slowdown.
TRE AD~DNISTRATION began tht
year by predicting there would be a
St .3 billion budget surplus during 0-,
fiscal year begiMing July I to help
lick inflation. New this has been reviled
Into a $1.3 billion deficit, partly becauae
falling corporate prciits mean less tu
revenue. And the estimated 4.3 percent
average unemployment rate fer 1970 has
been revised upward to 5 percent.
Quotes
Deanaa and Jim Sacc!o, P1dtlca doi
f1ntltn -"Showing dogs is a hobby just
like some people play tennis. And you cet
a lot more affection out of a dGg than you
do out of a tenni.5 ball." •
.Nixon has been ambivalent about the
surcharge. Druing the 1968 campaign
he called it "a war tax" and said:
"It shculd be ended because I think
the tax level in this country, rather
than going up, should be reduced ." He
partially rtversed himself last year whea
his administration fought fer its es:-
tensicn -at 10 percent through Dec.
31, 1969. and at 5 percent through June
30. 1970 -as the symbol of the
determination to fight inflation.
EXPIRATION OF the surcharge is
net the only spending spigot being turned
on. A federal pay raise cf 6 percent
-approved April 9 and retroactive to
last Dec. 27 -is adding about '3 billion
to the amount consumers have to spend.
Higher Social Security benefits whicb
took effect In April will add 14.4 billion. ~ The end of the surcharge, an increase
In personal Income tax exemptions ef-
fective July I, and other tax relief.
will add another $9.4 billion. The mone1
supply has grown at an aMual rite
of 9 percent fer._ the last three months.
Ironically, in trying tc avoid deepening
the recession, the administnlicn coukl
be creating a new round of inf1atit&
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Apparently P re s I d e n t Nixon
doesn 't believe in wage controls,
price controls or Spiro controls.
-R.J.
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,_ .... ""' " •IMlll• ..... Dllt• ......
~xperience
I's 'Often
No Teacher
Thoughts 1t Large:
Experie..ce is often no teacher at all.
At the age cf 50, we have slept about
17 years, but we don't do it as well
as a baby with no experience whatever. • • •
A husband's eonvei-sa.Uon is inter~stirig
to a wile ollly when he is across .the
room talking to another woman •
• • •
"NoOOdy's perfect" is the motto of
the perSon who barely makes the effort
tO reach mediocrity. • • •
Attending a dog show recently, 1 was
struck not only by · ·
the famiJjar expres-
sion of how the own-
ers begin to resem-
ble their breed!, but
also bf the fact, that
the owners seem to
take better care cf
their dogs' appear.
ances than of their own. • •
A suburb is that self-delusive Ccm-
mW1ity where a white-collar home owner
calls in a blue-collar "workman" who
earns more than he does.
• • •
Why don't restaurants get rid of these
misei"able ·little tin pots ccntaining hot
water fer tea, which drip far more
water cato the table than into the cup?
(I 'll tell you why: cheapness.) • • •
You might be surprised to learn how
many slices are in a "rasher" cf bacon , • • •
Nomination fer best cartoon of the
year: P. Cobb's, reprinted in the new
book, "The Open Conspiracy," showing
a middle-aged man in a11 easy chair
before a TV set, perched on top of
a racing locomotive headi11g toward
Overpopulation, Overpolluticn a n d
OYerkill -and looking up from his
program only Jeng enough to shout to
the hippie alongside: "Get a haircut!" • • •
'J'ho9e who are fondest of asserting
that "Self·pttserv8tic1. is the first Jaw
cf nature" are usually the busiest at
destroying the delicate balance of •ature. • • •
It is impossible tc know only your
own subject thoroughly and still be an
"expert" in it; for a genuine expert
Is one who know! how his subject relate·s
tc allied subjects. and grasps both the
hierarchy and the interdependence of
disciplines in a broad continuum cf
understanding.
• • •
You're nGt a pessi mist until you begin
'"'to suspect that this is indeed the best·
cf all possible worlds. • • •
Half the people who call f o r
"relevance" have just learned not to
call it "revelance." • • •
Occasionally, aomeone who rises in
the world may drop his old friends ·
it is customarily truer that his old friend;
drop him, !ince it is psychologically
more gratifying to resent from a distance
than to envy u.p close. • • •
tn a contest cf skill. for every one
time II\. opponent out-thinks us, we out·
thJnk ourselves a dozen lime!, and are
self-beaten mort than beaten, by te.m.
perament crudely triumphing ever brains
and ability.
I·
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New MolJe Tied
To Communism
'1
WA&HINGTON ·-The leaderoilip of
the New Mobilization Committee to· End
the War in Vietnam (New Mobe) is
strongly tinged with Communism.
That's the ch.arge of the House Internal
Security Committee.
In a special report the committee
asserts that leaders of the New Mobe
ha ve close ties with various Communist
organizations and factions. New Mobe
has been in the forefront in agitational
activity and mass demonstraUom against
the Vietnam con!lict.
NeW Jarge-scitle affairs are being ·plan-
ned in· Washingtcn and other centers
in the fall at the height of the con-
gressional and state elections.
New Mobe leaders and their Communist
arfiliaticns are listed by the Internal
Security Committee as follows:
Communist Party, USA (CPUSA) -
Sydney Peck, Arnold Johnson, Sylvia
Kishner, Jrviog Sarnoff: The committee
report characterizes· the CPUSA as "part
and parcel cf the international Com-
munist conSpiracy. It is financed,
directed and controlled by the Kremlin.
Its membership today consists of a hard
core cf revolutionary fanatics who are
knowingly and eagerly subservient tc
the dictates cf Moscow."
W .E.B. DuBois Clubs of Amulta
.(DCA) -Marc Beallor, Terrance
Hallinan. According tc the committee,
"DCA was the official yooth front of
the CPUSA until its recent merger with
' ' . •
the Young
(YWLL).
as the you
'
J
\Vcrkcrs Liberation League
e YWLL is currently serving
organization of the CPUSA."
Soclalisi orkers Party (SWP) -Mar-
jorie Col n, Fred Halstead, Gus
Horowitz.' egarding this organization,
· the comm· ee repGrts, "SWP1 •~ CC}Dl-
munist sp ter group formed in 1938•
is a bas·. revolutionary organlzaticn .
It maintai fraternal relations with the
Fourth Int rnatiooal, an international
Communist ganization which subscribes
to Uie th ·es of Marx, Engels and
Lenin as i rpreted by Leon Trotsky,
ooertime lea er of the Communist party
in Russia, G was exiled when Stalin
.. ca roe to po r and later murdered by
his agents."
Young Soc" list Alliance (VSA) -
Carol Lipman, Joe Miles, Allan Myers,
Peer Vinther.' committee describes
YSA as "fonne~in 1957, this organizatioo
is the youth "1.d training section of
the SWP."
The House committee is making an
exhaustive investigation of the New Mobe
and its secret connecUons and aims.
A number of hearings have already been
held and others are planned.
By Rebert S. Allen
and John A. GodbmJth
Fun for Entire Fa ily
To the Editor:
1 am writing this letter to yoo in
regard to an article in the DAILY
PILCYf.
People are misinformed about the
motorcycles and the people who ride
them. At one time the motorcycle trend
had a bad name because of a few
undesirable characters who were long
hair, leather jackets and did nothing
but cause trouble. Today's motorcycle
enthusiasls are people from all walks
of life with nothing but good intentions.
They abide by the laws and take the
spor\ very seriously.
I AM A mJDENT of 14" years•or
age and am learning the serious aspects
of racing Moto-Cross. J am not alone
in this sport as there are thousands
of men, women and kids that have
the same interests. This sport Is taken
seriously and the people who participate
must· be very conscientious, have good
sportsmanship and compassion for all
their fellow riders.
The kids in the vacant lots, fields
and desert are usually given permission
by. the owner or said property. Most
or the bikes are not licensed fer the
stree t, therefore the dads and mom s
either take them to their destination
or the kids push the motorcycles off
the streets.
THIS IS TRULY a sport ol goOd clean
fun for the entire family.
In the congested city where can yoo
find as clean a fun as this? We have
met teachers, la"'yc.rs, doctors and many
o~her professional men who have found
thls a bond between themselves and
their kids.
Thl s bunch cf kids does not wander
the StreCts looking for something to
do or so1ne kind or fun. Thty do not
have the lime or interest for pot p3rlies,
dope and shady characters. These boys,
[
" l!ll•ra l rom 1'9Mi!n •rt -ICOmt.1 .nG\llcl ton~ !heir ,.,,.H_, In
Tha rleM to conden" k!llt'S to lit
11111 Ubel 11 reaerwd. All ...,_,. nature •nd ma111,.., ....,.,.., ·11y1
wl!f\Mlcl on re<iuest It tuffk:IMll ,.
Poe!fV wm not i. Pllbllllltd.
l'IMllY wrne,..
words •• lni. t« er eumi. s! !nc:IVO. 119"
me1 m1¥ i. II tPNr.nt.
it not raCing, are at home in garage,
staring al a broken motorcyc\ , getting
ready to tear it.down, find out 'ts fault,
put it baC:~ &ogether for that nex~outing.
IN' THE WEEKLY process, t boys
are learning a trade that can better
their growjng-up. They are f
careful, more observant of la
more courteous by far than ·
your drivers of cars.
We are not Interested in making
unhappy. But we feel Ulat tile
halt should be heard from . A:nd
should really know what a clean
it is and how much ftm it can
What we need is open land tc de
on under supervision.
MIKE St.A
811 George-~
Dear George :
If you don 't pUbllsh this letter,
I'll know for sure you make up
all your 1etters. SUSPlCIOUS
Dear Suspicious:
No, you won't. I get doieils of
letters like this a week and this
one isn't from you, anyway.
(Send, 11 self-addressed. stamped
envelope and just watch how your
• mail picks up!)
• TutldlJ, ..... :lO, 1970 DAil V PILOT 7
•
Solons Rush Action Arson Seen
In Bnish
For Abortion Bill ' c
S~nator Blamed, Praised .
On Lar~st '-Budg~t SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
LOS ANGELES (AP) -One ""'1lan calls S.O. A(llhony
C. Bellenson a "peop~hlter,'' A1ore than 500 men battied while another views him aa
fires that crackled over more-a near ·•'•t.
7th or Ith child."
She ended her letter by
criticizing the lawmaker for
hb "filUiy, degenerate ideas
. . . you are a 1 peop!Hiat.er
arid need a paydliatrist."
Senal<r Beilenaoo had bee
moved by the same spirit that
prompted the olfering ol Ille
above mentioned b 11 I s ,
California coold Possibly have
~ the loser of an able
sophisticated lawmaker."
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
56.59 blllion stale budget is
back before the legislature to-
day with one strike against
il and a COMtitutlonal deadline
ror adoption -midnight
tonight ...:. adding pressure on
bottl parties to, break a five.
month deadlock.
The fourth draft of the
much-amended budget was re-
jected by the Assembly Mon-
day night SG--23, four votes
I(( * * Feeling
Of Crisis
In Budget
SACRAMENTO (AP ) -The
vast opefations of the Sta.le
of California -touching every
one oi the state's 20 mllHon
residents -hinae each year
on the paMage of one bill
In the legislature: the budget
bill.
The budget Iaraely reflects
the fiscal philo50!lhy of th<
governor in office and the
majority party in control of
the legislature.
And in an elect.ion year it
becOmes a particular focal
point of interest.
Thus, says the Assembly
Democratic leader, his party's
btockait. ol th< budget MDO-
day evening "is a function
of the loyal opposition."
Assemblyman John J .
Mlller, (D-Berkelt!y,) said his
party's job is to "call attention
to how the ·fiscal operp.tion
of the slate is going on."
Passage of the budget re-
quires a two-thirds majority
of both houses. Although
Republicans have a narrow
edge in both Senate and
Asembly, they are fa r short
of the votes needed to push
short of th< twc>tblrds maram
needed In the 1f r houae. The Senate diet not
debate Che budget M .
Both hooses have C/tared
thetr agendas of aJJ .. other
business topay fOr ·41J·lon&
and possibly nigbtr lcing
ses.sions on the lal'leltl budget
in California's hist.Ory.I
Despite the siz.e of lhe
budget,·~ Democrats
blocked it becaU5e ol deep
cuts ' they said would only
force a tax increase next year.
"This is i.nOeed an electioo-
year budget. based on cookie
jat fina~ -which means
next year p will ,have to
raise taxej again," s a id
Assembly "' Minority Leader
John Milter (D-Berkeley).
M Uler said many .ol. the cuts
used to .give local schools
another $102 million would on-
ly shift costS back to loca l
government "which means
~y taxes on the local
level Or necessity must go
up."
the budget through. . 1 t
This gives the minority a ;; ·
chance to: •
-Attempt to gain certain
concessions in return for the :
needed votes. "l>" .
-Force the majority party ' , · '.
to justify both its spending ~1· ·
and its cutbacks. · . ~ "'(
The budget. providing · ror · . ~ ,;.'*,
the expenditure ol more than . · ·· . ~,
$6.5 billion in the coming year, · ~ .• ( ·: .. v,
consists of mo re than jus( ·· ~~-... , ·
figures. · · ~ ,
The bill contah1s extensive · · · ~
"control language" thai dic-
tates how certain programs
are to be carried out. •
For instance, the Version
before the legislature today
di rects the State Colleges to
continue year-around opera-
tions during the summer of
1971.
There also are detailed In·
struclions to various state
departments and agencies on
operation of con\puter equl~
ment.
Police .Say
New Death
Not Zodiac
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Police do not agree that the
self-proclaimed killer who
calls himself Zodiac was in·
volved in the slaying of police
officer Richard Radetich. 1 A Jett~ signed Zodiac,
received by the San Francisco
Chronicle Monday, said: "I
shot a tn11n sitting in a parked
car with a .38."
Radetlch was shot with a
.38 June 19 as he sat in his
patrol car writing out a traffic
ticket, but one inspector
declared : "If he's hinting be
shot Officer Radetich, then
he's lying."
A warrant -In coonection
with the policeman's slaying
has been issued for J oe
Wesley Johnson.
The letter said: "f have
become very upset with the
people of San Francisco Bey
Area -They have not com·
plied with my wl.shel for them
to wear some nice buttons."
An earlier letter signed
Zodiac had complained that
his killings were not getting
enough recognllion and he
demanded lhat people mar
lapel buttons with lht 7.odiac
sign -a crossed circle.
"We know of only five
Zodiac victims for certain/'
one.. inspector said. ''Since last
October he has kept lncreuing
his J,ot.11 by simply claiming
a higher nwnber lo each le~
ter."
Offlcen 11y .th< flrll 1!1yl111 w~ a YOUJ'C couple In a Valle-'9t: "-
jo lover'• lane. A younc -\.
woman In Vallejo wa1 next.
Her escort wu wounded
scriousl1 but recovered.
\
"1be 1ovemor," a d d e d ......,, than 5,000 acra ol sun-dried T h e y are assesslno his Assemblyman Leo Ryan (D-b ·~ rush Monday and forced .. Jegislatlon to remove all
Burlingame), "like the last evacuation or 18 ranch.style restrictions on abortions in
£0Vernor, has resorted to homes In rural a r e 8 5 order to provide ttie operation
emy legal and partially Jeg:il northeast of here. on demand. , .,
means to balance ~ budget." Officials believe one of the The topic generates more
Rayan was ooe fl. JO fires, a . 2,400-acre blaze in emotionel respon&es t h·a p
Assembly llemocrats to Join State ·Funds uninhabited brush and nearly any Qlller tssue and
Republicans voting · for the grassland lO m\le!! southwest Beilerisorfs mail ttflects it.
budget. All 23 "no" votes were or Palmdale, was deliberately 1be controverstal -blll ls
A clergyman from a Palril
Springs c h u r ch asked
Bellen.son to withdraw the
measure "before you have the
blood or counUess innocent un·
born infants oo your hands."
"The awfu l thought strikes
me," the reverend added,
';that U the forebears of
cast by Demora ts, and •II Get Blame . set at three points before th< scheduled ' r... hearing today .
40 Republicans · in the smaller firu merged. before the Senate Judlcial Patty Duke Wed
Assembly voled "yes." The · other large b 1 a z e , CmnmiM.ee, but hundreds of
''This isn't intelligent fiscal LOS ANGELES (UPI) -covering 3,000 aeres in the Cilifomians have already LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)
m a n a g e m e n t, ' • s a i d County supervisors h a v e San Fr~Wto Canyon )4 made their feeJ.iris known. · -Actress Patty Duke, who
Assemblyman Robert Crown blamed state funding culs for miles north Of Saugus, forCed1 ... r • 1A. Burlingame w o m a n won ·an Oscar in 1962 and
(0-Alamecla ). "What was done . . • ofriclals to order the 18 homes remiilded the ,.Bevwly Hills a television Emmy this year,
tvu aysh!matic gutf.lng of the a pro~y tax rate . increase eVacuated for a Ume. No ~rat that "many of the married Michael Tell, a Las
progr:ams to prevent raisini of 93.04 cents tentative!~ ~P-homes were burned officials greatest men in history came Vegas based rock concert pro-
taxes in an election year. Next proved to cover a $2.2 b1llion said. ' at the tailtnd bf large families mot er, late. Wednesday in a
A south west couple doubted
wheUler the world is really
threatened by unchecked
pof)uiation growth.
"~falthus himself had not -.
even thought of overpapulalion •
problems until ~ found him-
self burdened and embarras-
sed by the heretofore unsus-
pected fecundity of his ma ny
mistreises," they said.
But a student ln a Roman
Calholic school decided to
register her prot est in the
-fonn ol a poem with 1
familiar opening :
"Violets ~ blue, r'"oses art.,..
• r:e<f, we. need your bills, likl
a hole in the head." · year ... no' matter who is budget for 19!0-71. . A heavy veil of smoke-and many a genius was the brief ceremony . gov~,.we wiUftive to raise · "The ·county's· rec o ~ d hindered firefighting efforts, piiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;;;;;;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi;::,;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;.
taxes. $ 2 , 2 3 S , 7 6 8 , 3 4 4 spending conducted against both large I LEARN TO SWIM Crown repeated Democratic package. up nearly a half blazes with 55 trucks, four •
demands for a St.A million billion dollars over 1969-70, helicopters, three planes and AT YOUR
increase ln echool support -carries a general rund tax seven bulldozers. ORANGE COAST YMCA
to $1.8 billion -"Just for rafe set tentatively at $3.8361 Flames were stirred up by /
the IChools to keep pKe with ~ror each $100 assessed valua-Santa Ana winds of 1up to 642•9990
inflation." tion. 25 miles an hour.
•
A friend called Golden West. The world's largest commuter airline.
A vefy good friend if you're a businessman rushing to a just-called
conference in Manhattan. Or a brand new grandmother needed in
a hurry back in Chicago. Or just a guy who hates freeways and
airport parking lots.
Now Golden West flies 20-passenger, twin JET-prop De Havil-
lands directly from Orange County Airport to TWA's satellite at
LAX. Think what this means. Only this Golden West/TWA com-' bination cuts your connection time in half because there are no
long. cross-terminal transfers. Now you just step off Golden West
and you 're on your TWA way.
So next time make your first step Golden West. For TWA's
colossal new 7 4 7 to New York. Or any other of their 63 daily flights.
Make it Golden West Airlines. TWA's time-saving friend. Yours, too.
Golden V«lst Airlines
• Tre High R:xTI
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DAILY PILOT Tundlf, June JO, 1970
61h Times Her Head ·
Is Perf eel Woman
lly L.M. llOYD
THE PERFECT WOMAN -
Her body ought lo be euc:Uy
siI and I b1J1 times the \encth
of ber held. 'lb.It's wbat the
artists say about the perfectly
proportioned woman. B y
leJtClh o(ber bead, they melll
·tht: distance from the top lo
the point ol ber cbin. II that
ii 10 inc:hes. for es.ample, then
lo be jlllt right she should
lllnd Meet-5 Inches tall.
WHY DO SOME WOMEN
pt a skin rub 1rom finatr
rblgs! S.lt causes that. says
u ladlana dennalololilt. Juat
plain old salt. Jn reaction to
the metal .... IF YOU AC-
'ftJAU.Y tit down with a pen.
cil to figure it, you'll find
tbe average American worker
lltl one day -off for every
1w clays he -U ... A
PAaJL1Y MEMBER of tbe
lhdtenity ot Miane1ota
........ l5c:hool -nobody liil mr ,,.,,.. I cle111 old
.... II i.WUUer than I dirty
eld man •.. CISTOMER
IERVICE -Q. Have bueball
I-ffrry rully tried lo kJU
• mnpire?" A. Orily one such
camea to mind. Billr Evans.
St. Louil fus bean him with
a battle and he pritnear didn't
1IUll Unuib .... Q. "'Why
wu Toledo, 0 ., named after
the city ht Sptin?" A. Am
told tblt came about merely
..,..,.. the name bad a dandy rtni to it, thal'• Ill .... Q.
"Do bamlnr plpona ever lel
bl!" A. Certainly do. Take
• bamlnr ,._ 11111 llnds
• • ddp • lell. CbaDCel
.. it will have to 1et to
I port M --before
IAN BENITO, ,Tn. (AP) ---ll,lllO-.. ti» Lower Rio Gl'llldo v..., __ _
--polio la Ill -pl .. hilt .,,. ......,, ol ..
epidetuic of the once dormant .,,,,,
Olcar Gono ol tile SUie
-Deportmonl lllli<I --clly tilt l'd>llc -Servk< ll*leliliel call lwo conlinned
c-. i'I me .area enough to be_,.... ... "!lidemic.
0.... Ille llSt airee Wftks
l:ur ..-. Mve been con-
llrmed and 111 ._ tl.,..
Mlflded. 'l1ne penorw have
41ed, ~ taid. Two were
-II polio lllCI the
flllnl --.pected. Dr. M. s. Dlcl<enan, chief
l ol the state H·ealth
~·· Cormnurueable -lleportm<nt, Mid that tlvuughcMrt the Jtate there
have been 14 reported cases
of polio ithis year. including
(our confirmed as Type I
pmilytie polio.
All cases, he said, were
TtpOrled "in n<nmmunized
children ranging from 3
months to 3 year! ol age.
wttb most under I year."
Gan.a said many people in
the high priority target areas
have not been reached by vac-
cine.
"We have made it as easy
for them as we can." said
Gana.
Teems ol nurses and public
heMCb workers moved house--
to-home in the Valley. Two
weeks aco, Garza said, they
were able: to immU(iu ac. least
10,00G peraoos during thal
drive.
Anodw mass immunitation
_., ... concluded last
w1d1nd with wistanct from
•
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~ .. _.... ... __,.19tM W-lf'Cllllinltwdol
pcfaslonal incDfrW JA ""'6ce. n. -ti ii iln.wtttc 8Fld
Sltlsr1ilc. Mt the di!llNnd tor ....... COMUll:Mlb Is lqcrenins
..:It ;rear.
Now, H & R B~k-America's Largest~ T;n: ~-.,;n
tuch ,o.i theirexcilrs1ve method ol pcp¥ine income W mams.
in if $119Ci;ll 12 weell fUtltOfl GOIJfSe. SupeMsiorl bJ aperieftc:ed
Bb:k instructors.
Ccnse coYefS cu11ent tn: laws. theory, and ~-•
prilCliced in H & R Block offices from COilSl lo cmst. ,...,.
irlc:lu<le:
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• Oi plom• awai-ded upon ar•duetion
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for qu•llfled ar•duates
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New Jurist May Decide Now-split Rig~ Court
participate in the earlier
decision.
Disputes ovet the pace of
ICbool dtaegrtgatlOn evidently
will continue to 1 bedevil the
justjceo. Monday the """rt
swept. one of the toughest from
.. doonJtep lemponrily by
decllnlllg to Nie lmmedlaJ<ly
on the eztent of busing and
racial baJ&neb ihat may be
required in·Charlottt-Mecklen-
burg County, N.C ..
After lower coo.rta pass
judgment on new degrega.
lion plans for North Carolina's
largest school district the case
probably will come back to
the justices -~ belore
the new teSSion opens in early
OctOOer.
Blaclanun eeems to hold the
s~ng vote on whe~ il is
coostitutlonil to jal1 a defen-
dant !JhnpJy because he cannot
afford to PIY a fine.
The eight other· justices
were unanimous Manday in
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ruling th.al the answer tls "no''
when the jailing extends lhe
man's prison term beyond the
ma1imum set for the crime.
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Four justices -William O.
DougJas, William J. Bm1nlll
Jr., Thurgood Marshall and
White -wanted to go further
and prohibit convertinl: a rme
to a sentence solely becaUle
the defendant cannot pay. ·
Four justices -the chief,
Hugo L. Black, Harlan and
Stewart -felt the court had
gone far enough.
For next term the court
accepted a case from Texu
that •challenges jail sentences
for traffic violators who can·
not pay their fines . How
Blackmun feels may decide
this important crimlnal 1ew
issue.
Similar!)', Blackmun's vote
could rSive whether 11 New
York City blacks may be pro-
secuted for allegedly plotting
to overthrow the state govern-
ment and whether California
may prosecute a radical for
pamphleteering outside a
police inquest into the fatal
shooting of a Negro.
'lbese c2ses have been
heard twice with no decision.
Also put over until next
-term were a Georaia case
that questions lJle posting of
bonds to challenge evictions
and an Illinois case in which
a group of Negroes allege they
are the targets of an un·
c o n s t itutional prosecution
scheme by Cook County of·
ficials.
Here, too, Blackmun'1 vote
could count heavily.
Newspapers: .Number One
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In Advertising!
Newspapers are the primary
advertising medium
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Total •~v1rti1ing figures •r• in for 1969 and, as the chart above shows, newspapers
continue to be the nation's number one salesman. The only other medium showing any
dramatic growth in the chart is television and -did you notice -the increase in
newspaper advertising investments 'since TV came on the scene is ~ore than the cur·
rent total television advertising volume. Shouldn't you "hire" the nation's most power·
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it1¥ITllDM J, Clk1, 2105 Fuent", NtW·
-' IMch. o.i. ol dt1th, Ju,... JS.
$urv1vfd by Wllf, H1!e11 J. Dlkti ion,
Donald J.1 mo111er, J onnl• Dlk1, Rtd·
l1nd1, Celll.1 1l1t1 r, Prlocns D. Good·
win, Rfdltndli brothers: Phillip, Cl1r• "'°"'' C1llf.1 Herold, LHUna Nl-1. M-rlal Slf'\lk:ff ioci.Y, Ju1111t JI, 2
i!'M SI, Andrtw'I Pl'ftiJrllrlln Ch11rdl.
Flnel F11,.....1t !>lrvkH 1nd lnlermrnl •111 be colld11el.cl bY J1cob 1no sct.oen
& Son, 3121 C1n1I Street, H-Dr·
le1n1, Loul1l1n1 11 9 AM on Thur1d1y,
Jiiiy 2. F1mlty ' 1u11esll thou who
w!lh m1y '"'kr conlrlbullon1 111 lh1
0.111'111 Coe1t YMCA. 8111! Mor1u1rv
By JACK BROBACK
01 ~ n..nr Pli.t 11.tf
SANTA ANA -A propooed
county ordinance to chan1e
the procedure for handling
tentative tract maps from
developers will be before tne
Board of Supervisors for
public tiearing on Jutv. 22.
A brief discussion~ last week
on the proposed chances.
. which woold require that all
such maps be forwarded to
the board for approval by the
Planning Commission resulted
in some sharp exchanges
between oPPonents and· prO:
pooents.
Fonner county p I a n n i n g
Commi~on Larry Kirlt urged
adoption of the new regula-
tions calling them, •·necessary
to permit the supervisocs to
be responsive to. the! "people
and provide. a. valua_b_le check.
"'""' DeaK '-
Dr. Hazel J . Jones has
been appointed dean of
the School of Letters.
Arts and Sciences at Cal
State Fullerton. Mrs.
Jones, a professor of
Eni;tlish, succeeds Dr.
Miles D. McCarthy, Cal
State's new vice presi-
dent for academic af-
fairs.
ot Coron1 Cit! Mir, lorw1rdln1 DlrK• ------------•~• DUGAS
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Mortu1ry, Dlrech:lr1.
LONGPRE
ltebtff R. Lon9Prl, ll Lindi lllr,
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2t. Survlv-.cJ bY wlf1, Gr1e11 Mini :
llobert R. II ol MunllMlon ll11ch Ind
llldl•n:I J., NtwPCrt !leach; d111thter1:
Su111le Juhrlng, Huntington llt lCh 1r.d
Cheri• M1rl1 Lonvpre, COlll MINI
mother, Mrt. R. J, L-ore of EKon· dldo1 broltler, JI:. J, L-P••· Jr.,
SIUll.ls; sister, Mrs. Vir11ln!1 s1..,'""
eon, M khk11n ; ' ur1ndchiklr1t1. Holy
Ag Board
Will Meet " At Irvine
IRVINE -The state Board
::i,~ •vi: t~~1:11=:i~u~,3!'~ · of Agriculture will di9Cllss
M AM w.cillfld•Y ,, our L1e1v au.... water develapment and rural If An1111 C1thcllc: Church, H•orl,
BMch.. Prlv1t1 ln....,_t, F•mlW r• housing during its Ju I y
l!U11t1 ~111 contrlbullonA le tti1 , ,
H11rt Fllllll. D1r1etld by Peclllc VllW meeting at UC IrVJ ne. The
Mortuerv. MORRIS ~ rrieeting, to be held 9:30 a.m.
Pr1nt1s E. Merri•, "· of •l1 '(1<tor11, Thursday in the 5th floor con--c11111, Mtu. Celt ef C111th, June J6.
Arr1n1emtnts penflnw, Smltllt{ Merill· fcrence room of U C I ' s •rv, Directors . Adm" · t ti. B "!di ill SHUPE 1n1s ra on u1 ng, w
Dr. 11.ot11rt Sllupe. 50. c1 m ''"" be •the first m....,. .... of the Strief, Hl/tlll!lllCft 8HCh. Diii cl "~'&
dllth, J une 21. s 11rvlvld bY w1i., M••· board in Orange County since
11r11; children: S<c!t, Jl:oblrl Jr .•
81rblr1 and Sh11b'1 1 ,'!")tlllr. l lnore the spring of 1966.
Sh11Pfl brclller1: J1mn> llid Or. Jl:nd , , , , •
Slluoe. S1rv1c1s w!u;;111 Wldnffd••· Wdham R. G1anelh. director
12:)0 PM Churth cf J nul Chrl1I L1t-
IM' D1y !>tlnls, 19191~1"11 51fftf, H'1fl-
llnt1lon &etch, Smiths'. MOrtv.rv. DI·
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MORTUARY
110 Broed•IJ', Colt.I Mesa
LI 1-11.U • DILDAY BROl'llERB
HaaUostoa V.U.y
M-ary
of the state Department of
Water Resources, will speak
to the board on the current
status of water development
in California.
''>'Many cUifl! hive such
rules now," Kirk continued.
"BW1ders will no doubt object
as a IG-day delay may resu,Jt
and hold uP closing ·O f
escrows."
Richard B. Sm.Ith, vice
·president <i the Orqe Coon.
ty Building lndullry A!oocia·
tioo. llharply dislcre«l-
"This would be a regressive
step because of the qme eleo
ment involved," &mith aruaed.
"It also places an additional
' work load on the supervisors,
whidl is not necessary. The
authority Is co rrectly
delegated to the · Planning
Commission,''
He was backed ·by Lyle
Colder, Irvine Company «·
fidal; who urged a delay in
any action. "to give us time
to work with the board on
Ml amic.a~le solution.
• "A ltklay delay c&n otret!'h •
into two or four weeks
between the commislioners
and the aupen'ilors," Q»dero
continued. "Under the pro.
poeal any Irvine Cunpaoy
land, from even a ~
parcel up to a subclvi9on
would have to come before
the board.'1
< The new tr1et "'!IP pro-
cedures were IUgerMed by
Supervisor Robert B a t t i n
several weeks aco as the
r<SU!t ol two Lapna Niguel
cu,,oratiOn tract maps before
the oupervaon on -I ot
the oorporatiOn in the Sak
Creek Beach ·8."'N.
'"Ibis is a good ex-ample,"
said Battin. "H Laguna Niguel
had not appealed IOllle con-
ditions we (supel'\lisors) wau.l
never have heard ol these.·~
The boani awroved the
Niauel tract maps I a s t w-.y.
Final Two Members
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Join Planning Unit
SANTA ANA -The final
two members ol. the new
Citizens Direc~ F I n d 1 n 1
Commissi<J!l, an ad'(,isory body
in the county's Griral Plan-
ning Program have been ap-
pointed by county supervisors.
Supervisor David L. Baker
named insurance agent and
YMCA director Jerry R. Fer-
reri, of Garden Grove as lhe
repr~ntat.ive ol. his district,
and Supervisor W i 11 i a m
Phillips tapped Lloyd Reese,
former mayor ol. Brea.
Previot.isly named to the
commission were James E.
O'Connor ol Soutll !.aB11M by
Supervisor Alton E. -Allen;
Rodger Howell, Santa Ana at-
tomoy by Suporvi>or William
Hirstein, and Dr, Louis Cella
Jr. by SUpervilor Robert Bat-
tin.
The board's list oi ap-
pointees is to be lransmitted
to the county League of Cities
with a request to name five
additional members.
Shortly, the 10 nominees are
to select nine add i tiona I
members, and all appointees
will be screened by County
Administrative Officer Robert 11ior'Ras1 and 1he League of.
Cities Executive Secretary
Winston Updegraff to achieve
geograJitical and ecmomic
balance on tile commismon.
The county is committed to
provide office space, supplies,
equipment and a secretarial
stafr at a cost not to exceed
$15,000 a year, for two yean.
The basic proposal. for the
Directioo Finding Conmiission
was developed by the UCI·
Project 21 Study Team for
Urban Problem Solving and
tile Orqe County Chamber
Bill Endorse.d .
SANTA ANA -A Stale sen-
ate bill that will increase the
annual pay of Orange County
supervisors from lbe current
$15,000 to $17,500 has been ap-
proved by the supervisors.
of c.omrnerce Enviromlental
Plaming ~ittee.
Nat Nelf, chainnan of the
chamber oommittee said the
cunrnission "is needed to cor-
rect the ap1thy ol. the general
public. Something is needed
to !ltir them. up." .
Supervisors agreed, saying
it would provide a chance to
inject .!Orne fre:tm tbinkin& into
county plannln1.
$4.1 Million
Contract Set
For College
SANTA ANA -A c:ootract
foc IU million to begin the
second phase ol. campus ex-
pansion at Santa Ana College
has been awarded to the
W. J . Shirley Company o(
Pasadena.
1be project will include ex-
pansion ol womfNi' piysical
edncatm facilities, a two
story pel'9Dllllel, -·
----buildBlg, the repia<ernenl ol most
public utilMi<ll, ·an equipm...t
and service bui~, an ad-
dition to Cook gym, a tw1>-1tory
atitim to the college library,
a ooe story automotive end
diesel engineering center and ,
a new two st«y Humanities
. building.
The first phase of the ex-
< p&oiioil 'program was com·
pieted . earlier tllis year. It
included a new student store,
a 8ludent business office, a ' new, m...c btalding and a two
ltlx'y technical .U building.
Final ltage of expansion Is
yet to come. It will include
two new IOdal science
btJi\diDls-and remodeling of
structures where tDe need ex-
ists. ~
Firlaocinl for the lateot con-
tract WIS provided by $2.7
mi.llion in state aid, a $500,000
federal grant, and local taxes.
17111 Be1cb Blvd.
HaaUnpm Btocb
IC-'1771 • McCORMICK LAGUNA:
BEACH MORTIJARV
1795 La11111• Canyon Rd.
We'lJ°pay you from· 41/2 'lo to 71/• 'lo -depending on tho
aize of your depoo!t and tho 18llllh of time you iuve it
in your.avings account.
Ill-MIS • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK.
C.melery e Mortaary
JSGtPld~Drlff N...,.n 8-.lo. COlllonla -• PEEK. FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
'7111 Bolu Ave.
Wettmluter m-m5 • SHEFFER MORTIJARY
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SU Clemate ffMIM • SMJTlll' MOR'n.JARY
ll'IM.nlt. e-.--mu
6'0my Gus Is
Your'Kind1 Guy
Then we lend It to your ne!ghbor111nd local bU1!nenm1n
ao they both .can grow a°'d strengthen tho community
-which helps you even more.
And all the time your 11ving1 will be inlured to *20,000
by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Sound· good? Then atop In at any of our 11 convenient
, locatlona and get alarted. For your1elf-ed for your
future. ·
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TUESDAY
JUNE JO
C:ll •lls ..._ (C) (&0) Jerry'Du~phy.
D ·--~ «> t30l 8 Cil lM llf lltil? (C) (30) Bill
Diftl, Stu C>inllm 1nd Ari• Johnt0r ......
a Sir O'Cllck llllllt: (C) "Call Mt ..._.,,hrt I (Mliut) '53--Elhel
Menu11, Dolllld O'Clwinot, Vtrl· , E""' Glottt Sandin. Complic:ltions
•rill wf\ffl S.lly AdlfM ii 1ppolnted •
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Guatl 1r1 Klr• Stewns. S111cl)o
Buon, J1cq111li11t Briskln, 11!11 Or.
Au1ust So!Nt, O.C. (dl!1°"actor).
Cl ~ C.. C... (C) (30) Geclr1e
lllllbif, A11n Sun arid lll)i1 StMn
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a..,.iq slttpinc IMl'lin thro11111
s1M111l manipulllion.
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tlbw, Nib tlle capbl, if!l~iltlly
1liiMti'lc J. l tlld cairsiq tumloil
in the pemor's Mansion. ·
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SHOWING
All Ages Admitted
the Creasepainl'' and "The
Gotden Apple."
Steve \Viirn er or Laguna
Beach has been cast in the
part · of Sancho. Warner's
stnse expericnee I n c I u d e s
roles in ··A Funny Thing Hap-
pened on thu Way to the
Forutn,'' "The Golden Apple"
and "The Fantaslicks."
Others in the OCC cast are
Thomas Arnold, Clark Ban·
nert, l\1ichael Brown, Janice
Gnydon, t.1arina Leeper ,
Rlchard Rowland, Bernard
Sjmon and Tony \\'allace. Ed
Little is production stage
manager for the show, with
Paul Cox serving as nl usical
director.
Mail orders for "~tan of
La ti.1ancha" tickets arc now
being accepted by the collece.
Admission is $1.50.
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She~ll Take Sex Goddess Tahl~~~~~~·
Edy Takes Curved Road to Stardom, Weds Producer
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• OANl~H FUINITUll
EllECUTIYIE •1m
By VERNON SCOT!"
HOLLYWOOD "(UPI) -To
say that Edy Williams Is 1
sex kitten is tantamount to
calling the Mafia naug~t.Y
boys.
Edy Is so generously en-
dowed with feminine allure,
curves, sex appeal and facial
beauty she virtually overdoes
I~. She admittedly seeks to
become a sex, goddess .
"l believe in the divinity
of the human body," she said.
The fact is abundantly "clear
after a few moments spent
with Edy.
';I believe in displaying as
much of your physical being
as possible, but leaving a little
bit to the imagination." .
lribuLion to classic scrttn-art.
.. 'Beyond the \/alley of the
Dolls." ~
midriff dresses and sweaters the ball game before you have
that defy description. One 8 chance to any acting."
need not be a psychiatrist Edy is in the ball game. il\fetfor'J • imi:-r-t"s . / danf~ ccff1c. to note that Edy ls proud · · · gOtde'n or her assets. Now she wants to get In the 111 J
'"I can"l see why so many starting lineup. U.~OE.Co&l•"""'''" Corono .. 111 Mot'·
girls wear Peter Pan collars Mah-ying a producer-<llrec· »oil11 9=30 4o S:JD Tel : 613-211/(J
and long skirts to cover up tor is a step in the right direc· .1wnctoua 12. toS &olA -M••~•,. Charge
their best' aJ.trlbutes," Edy ~lio~· ~n~. :.=-=:..:::..::::..::=:..:::..::J::=:=:=:='.::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:;:::;;i::::=~;::= said. "And they cut their halrl ·
to look ll~e boys. !l's crazy."
It was noted Edy and Raquel
\Velch shated similar gifts.
"I'd like to work in 11 picture
with Raquel,'' said Edy. ''I
like to corripete . It mak es you
a much better p e r so n .
Anyhow, I ad mii-e , the way
Raquel looks -but she should
put in more Jk on her ac-
ting."
lnasmu~ Edy hasn't
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• In her search for physical ~ perfection -Edy's already
"-37-2f.37 -the youthful actress
. doesn't smoke or drink.
You can telf almost im·
mediately that Edy is not a
Bryn Mawr girl, or even a
Vassar graduate. She .does,
ir:t fact . play a pornographic
no.velist. in the picture. .
been an Oscar contendet in
five previous movies, it seem ..
ed unfair she shOuld criticize
Raquel. ..
"She 'has a nice figure,"
-Edy sa id. "Maybe we could
play sisters.
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HERE-WOW l-COMES THE BRIDE
Starlit Edy Willi•m•, Groom Russ Meyer
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Orders for 'Oliver'
·Deluging .Playhou.se
Tickets are now on sale at
the box oHicf for "Oliver"
opening Friday al the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse in Laguna
Beach.
Mail and phone orders are
being accepted at t h e
P'ayhouse bo x office, 606
Laguna Cahyon Road, ad-
jacent to lhe Festival ol Arts.
call 494-07~3 or visit the
playhouse between II a.m. and
S p.m. daily except Sundays.
Box office chief Margaret
Coleman said, ''Because of the
papularity or this family
musical. we have been delu$ed
with ticket orders. I would
recommend vacationers and
local residents reserve their
tickets as soon as possible."
Starting England's Ben
Wrigley as Fagin. "Oliver"
is a mus,ical stage version
of the novel "Oliver _ Twist"
by Charles Dickens.
The Lyric Opera a n d
Laguna ~1oulton Playhouse
joint production will continue
Tuesdays through Sundays un-
til August 30. Curtain is 8:40.
l\f. D. Talbot
In Law Post
"Not only that," she added,
''I eat carefully .and I refuSe
to take birth control pills."
Edy the newlywed bride of
producer-director Russ Meyer.
She co·stars in her latest con-
Edy 's auburn hair tumbles
almost to her waist. Her eyes
are luminous, brown and filled
with a sort of wise innocence.
Her w ardrQbe consist! of
scores or mlni·skirts, bare
Proceeds to Golda
"My figure opened the door
for me in Hollywood. You ha ve
to attract attention In this
town. You 've got to gtt into
Heifetz Plays Israel 'Benefit'
By BOB THO!\tAS fund,'' said Heifetz. "The rest "My feeling is that if only
LOS ANGELES (AP ) _ "I of the money, about $25.000, the three nations would cut
have been to Israel," an-we handed to Golda Meir out their cowardly politics _
nounced Jascha Heifet z . lisraeli Prime !\1inister ) and and I'm not mentioning which
"Would you like to hear about told hey-to do with it as three -then the people could
It ?" she sees fit." get along together. After all .
Every year or so, the violi n Heifetz and Piatagorsky ar-they arc all Semites. ·shalom '
virtuoso calls with a subject · rived i'n Israel May 12 and is the same as 'salaam'.''
he is willing to talk about : stayed five weeks. Even · with HeifelZ r e l u r n e d to
once it was ·an eleclrie the limited rehearsal time, the California for a recordi'llg
automobile he had bought and violinist said, the I s r a e I date: he wouldn't mention the
was promoting as a smog Philharmonic performed seleclion for fear riva l com·
fighter. He rarely talks for magnificently -•·nie con· panics would release the same
prlnt -in fact, his public certos were done without a music -"that has happened
appearances have dwindled in conductor , but they played as to me." In September he plans
recent years. So f always if they had three conducto rs, to return to tea ching at the
hasten to the hilltop home all synchronized." All four University of Southern
where he lives alo,1e with his concerts were sellouts. Californ ia.
beloved fiddle . The trip marked Heifetz's Hadn 't he seve red h Is
'1The trip to Israel was my fifth visit to Israel. He flrsl a sso c i a Ii on with the
idea -mine and r-.t r. went th~re in 1926, when it university?
Piatagorsky;• said Heifetz. was Palesth1e. He recalls "Yes:· he said. ''but I have
referring to his longtime playing to workers on an out-gone back. \l.'hen you are
friend and duet partner, cellist door stage : future president fired, you don't make a lot
Gregor Piatagorsky. Cha im Weiz man sat on the of fuss about it. There are
~Call It an urge. A whim, platform with him . Heifetz certain things you can do at
perha ps. At any rate. I called returned in 1932 and then in a univ~rsity that yeu can'I
my agent, William Judd, and ·1~50 and 1952, after Israel do elsewhere.
tc>ld him , 'Look, Pialagorsky had become a nation. "That's why I told them
and I would like to do this. His impressions of Israel T was coming back. 'We're
We• have the time . Call them today? not ready for you.' they said.
and say we are ready to ·'Many more buildings. Fine 'I'm coming in anyway.' I
come." hotels. New roads. Much more told them. 'I need to help
The arrangements we re movement, and in Tel Aviv my stude,1L'I'."
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LOSE (5) INCHES
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M D T lbol I M Aviv and two in Jerusalem . nobody mentions the war. I h11pp•nin1 on T\I, r••d · TV · · a • son o r . , 0 f h b WEEI( -di11<lbut1d with th•
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bo bed d k ~11lurd•y •dilion of th• DAILY of Santa Ana, will serve as Jlerformances were turned wa s m , an no ooe spo e ritOT.
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nervously walking the floor ol her 36th
story Fifth A venee: olfk:e, buzzed the
head of her Cltnique Division, Carol
Phillips -a former Vogue magazine
beauty editor-and beckoned her to
. lhe executive suite pronto. . The . boas
was asking •for u immediate ·explanation
at the whys and whereforea,of the dread-
ful discolorations.
lt's a terrible hoax.
Emanc. 1· · f h' . -put.._ -There is no medJcal literature that
1pa ion 1n as ion LS a "Vil II ho ·n tak ffected because, despite fema le di ssent, the midi-• le 8 w many Pl ers art 8 ·
Mr!: Phillips, a cool executive type, was hardly taken aback by the summons. . .
maxi look Is being ordered by every However, a group Of r o u r in-ternationally·known dennatok»gists wlio ALSO EXPOSED
operate a New York clinic report tha•
, an estimated 20 ,percent of the 9 million
-namely 1,880,000 -have the problem.
She, too, had beeo exposed to the
problem in her own 'inner sanctum. It
teem. lhat a noticeable number of her
secretaries had developed splo\cllloess
-and Mn. l'l1IUlps • liad ·heard lhe
girls wail that it wu like weariq a
neon sip advertisiq they were on The
Pill ...
COVERS NEON SIGN
Estw L•uder
•
major slore coast to coast and 'delipers
still are dictating from somewhere up
on hi gh.
And sexual emancip8Uon due to 'nJt
Pill 1imply lll'~ all Ulal it1s ct.lked
But gynecolopits play down thb
psyche-shattering side-effect and no•
chalantly say maddening things to
womett who complain. Typical medical
react.ion : Would you rather be lrttkled
Ol pregnant? •
TIDS IS EMANCIPATION.!
This is hardly the atuff of which
"emancipation" ,ja made.
The explanation Mrs. PhiHips 1ave
Mn. !-a.U<!ei: 1'~· .stinple:
Birth-control pills contain utrogenic
. hormones and when a pill taker ls ex· ,,o9'd · tO ·the sun's' Ullrivlol'ef fays -
eve• in as casual a way u walking
·or drivblg 1 car -there ts ·a ·chemtcal
reaction in the system Which cauees
facial .brown spots. . .
Best-dressed Estee Lauder, the famous
cosmetics queen, first heard about
aplotchiness from plll·laking socialite
pals who would take her aside at posh
parties and ask, casually but rervently if she had any makeup with extra Mrs. Lauder's orders to Mrs. Phillips
coverage? When Mrs .. Lauder asked why .were eq.uall)' .simple :,
the need to dilguilre compleEoaa, \tie Why ·not develop a makeup· that kllla
ladles tokl her in embarrassed wbilpen. two bin:b with one stone b y
Mn. r..uder·_recds: "The attitude 'siinUI~ ·gt'viftg women ·cover .. e
wai almost vidtli1aa •. It wu u if and providq • block from sun rays
modem women , were ao relieved alxlut • 'that ;au-· tbe ·problem ·ill ·the first erumc lhe pooalbilily o1 bec:oming ..... Pi.« · "
nal[l they rek guilty about lhtir concen • • ,Theft. ii sutb.a pnxtuct 1va.illbte DO'ft'1 for f.lcial discolol'IUoaa." · called Coltilluoua Covtrqe. It's not a
A...,.. ol the delicale balanc< or a cure-be<aule the oplotchet don, dlaap-
......,., psyche l1ld bow upoetting flclal 'pO.r unliHoq 'o!ter'1'WonMin'hu -
iploldlei could be, Mn. i-.. m-pod ·IBlll-'llle PIJG_ 11ot ii 'cortmlJ
-lhe ptli.ftlll problem JOomin1 II·.,.,. •• ..,. · · · · · · · · ·
up as a majcr female beauty tr1111n1 lln. IAuder UfS: "Women aren't tru-
of die 70s. She, for one, didn't pooh-plob (J, e1w1q.1111;:_. Ill .. They're mettly
lhe matt«. uc"""'1DC -· tel II prablema for
A "11 conceraed Mn. Lauder, uotber."
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looking like a T-shirl and s~orls is a on ..
piece limon lime and1navy cire suit (leffi
by Yictoire. The midriff is bare on Vic-
toire's T-shi~ suit at ri9ht, which has a
hot pink saddle shoukler•top with apple
9reen sleeves and patch pocket teamed
with apple 9reen bikini shorts and a h"ot
pink waistband. From Penney's. . ' . '
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Jj D4JLY PILO~ Tuesday, Junt 30, 1970
ANN ' LANDERS Your Horoscope Tomorrow
. 0.. to clrcumtt1nces
lley.nd our control,
Ann lender'-will not
•ppNr tod1y.
Capricorn: Nothing Halfway
Legolities
' .. Discussed
The deputy dlreclor of the
Q[•n1e County Superior Court
iWlll addreM the Orange Coun-
ty Legal Secrelarlc! Assocla-
tJon oo Thursday, July 2, In
the ·Revere House: Tustin.
Social hour "5 at 6:30 p.m.
Ind dinner will be served at '· . · Mrs. G. J. Bargsten will
discuss Law and M o t I o n
'Procedures, assisted by Mrs.
Unula Perason who handles
the Register of Actions and
the-Domestic Calendar Desk
at the court.
In the active reserves for
-11 years, Mrs. Bergsten ·serv-
ed the U.S. Navy ~s a
t hq_tographer in tho
nderwater Demo1ition Team.
She has been employed by
the county since 1960.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Theodore
_Bangs 1t 171-8600.
Choice Made
By Women
WEDNESDAY
JULY I
ed lnto profilable reallUes. Be
ver11llle, alert io opporWDlty.
One who ur1e1 caution be
, By SYDNEY OMARll thrown aside is UJ..lotormed.
TH ll&e1 ftrmer Callfornl1 Know °"' and r..,aod IC" cordlqly . pv.-, Goo<lwll ICJalPI, TAURUS (April IO-M1y II):
••• • .srut friend • f Financial picture brlehtens. •Hnloo'· a .. toce 11141 me Yod 1et rid of burden. You
be ....... die •tnttlftl " 1aln sre•ter recopition for
bli polhlcal frluda,., foes.• · efforta. One who wu diltan(
makes warm gelture. You are
ARIES (M1n:h 21-April It): 1r1Ulltd. Deflnlil llil> ii In-
Your ldeu can be tramform--dlctted. · ·
Santa Ana Setting
Nuptial Pledges Read
Trinity Pre1byterlaO
Church, Santa Ana wu the
setting for the double rlilc
wedding llnklnt Joan Clark
and Gary Messersmith, both
of Santa Ana.
Paffi1ls of the bride are
Mr. and Mr1. Keith C. Clark
of Laeuna Beach. Her makl
of honor was Miss Bette
Bowen; bridesmaids were the
Misses Joan Whitman and
Patty Charette, and junior
bridesmaid was Lisa Clark.
'
•''J1w:rt Is no authoritative,
male fuhion commentary
:aVallable to today's faahlon-
·eonscious man," says Rnn
.Postal, director of ' the Na-
• tional Oouncll of M e n • s
Fashions.
COMMUNICATION STRESSEO -Through a Parent Kid Association (PKA)
sponsored by the Junior Ebell Club of Newport Beach. the communication J::ap
will be bridged. Talking over plans for the first meeting are Richard Bechtel
and Nancy Bechtel, 11, who will attend the session Thursday, July 2, in Lin·
coin School, Corona de! Mar.
Serving u best man wu
James Charette, while ushers
were Jake Ziegler1 Douglu
Brown and James Inglis. Dana
Clark was ring bearer and
Lori Clark, flower girl.
For their honeymoon, the
newlyweds are houseboaUng
on the Sacramento River. T.,.,........,.
When they return they will reside in Santa Ana. MRS. MESSERSMITH
·~'His very first clothes were
•aelected !or him by his
'mother. Then, 11"1 young man
his girl friend Imposed his
idus of dress and, finall y,
his wile resumes where hUi
mother left off."
One Act Play
To Entertain
A one act play, "The Fog"
will be included in the Jun·
cheon meeting of the Newport
Unity women's Group at 11 :30
a.m. on Tuesday, July 7.
Rap Sessions Geared
To Bridging the Gap
The bride attended schools· RKite1 Vows
In Maryland and Point Loma
High School, San Dlea:o. Her High School and Santa Ana
huaband studied at Orange College.
Fall Date
Revealed
LOSE (S) INCHES
IN 90 MINUTES
OUA•ANTllO
THE LOSER'S
642-3003
The Island House, Fashiog
·lslaod will be the setting.
The play is directed by Mrs.
Ruth McCully.
•·
The communication g a p
between parents and children
will be bridged as the Junior
t:bell Club of Newport Beach
sponsors a new project, a
Parent Kid Association.
Open group discussions. or
rap sessions. will lake place
beginning Thursday, July 2,
in Lincoln School, Corona de!
l\tar.
Followed by individua l
group sessions, the discussions
will be geared for both parent
and child participation.
Coffee will be served at 7
p.m. with the assistance of
lhe Linco ln PTA and the rap
sessions will follow at 7:30.
Any parent or child in·
terested in attending i s
welcome, aceording to Mrs.
Richard Bechtel chairman or
the club's youth committee.
Further information i s
available by calling Mrs.
NOW OPEN
s
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Cream Boosts
Soap Costs
• Bechtel, 644-2905.
54
FASIUON ISLAND
• !~aluring FLORSHEII,!
for Men and Women
• COMPLETE CHILDREN'S DEPT.
featuring STRIDE RITE
s
• ~sH0ES
PICl(WICl('S
ST AITS TODAY ANNUAL STARTS TODAY
SUMMER CLEARANCE
SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ON OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK !EXCEPT
SWIMSUITS!, COME IN NOW WHILE OUR STOCK IS MOST COMPLETE.
25% TO 50% OFF
DRESSES
JR. PETITE DRESSES
PANT SUITS
SUITS
PANTS
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
TOPS
SWEATERS
ACCESSORIES
I SELECTED SWIMSUITS 1/J OFF I
I ALL COATS 1h OFF I
USE YOUR PICKWICK CHARGE, BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE
OR CASH. SORRY, NO LAY-AWAYS, HOLDS, RETURNS , EXCHANGES OR
REFUNDS.
ALL SALES FINAL All MDSE. SUIJE:CT TO PRIOR SALE
OPEN MONDAY l FRIDAY NIGHTS
19 FASHION SQUARE NEWPORT BEACl-1
SANTA ANA 19 FASHION ISLAND
IMUIDI WHITT•I ,_WPOIT llACH ANAHllM
semi-annual .shoe
Qearance
SAVE on famous-name brand
' shoes during Paul Allan's semi·annual
shoe salt. assort.d styles,
colors, and sizes.
Dominic ao .... no· ........... .
Slmora
A .... I fl
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .
. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mallemol1elle, ..... " ....... .
Paul Allan Shoes .......... ..
Amano ..................... .
Fred SlaHen ............... ..
ea,.zlo .................... .
Pa1sport1 .. · ................. .
IEG. TO
32.00
35.00
29.00
28.00
28.00
25.00
26.00
2.C.00
20.00
NOW
24"
24"
19"
16"
19"
17"
1'6"
16"
16"
Handltap ............. ORIATLY RIDUCID
AICHll HOllHY JAii
MYI ft9W Oft Hcttttltul Artt.er ~f>t ..... Ml4 ..... ,,. ...
• • all sales flnall e no e.ichano•• I e no rtfundsJ
open doily I 0 a.m. fo 6 p.m.1 "'°"·• lliurs., frl. 10 o.m. to 9 P·"'·
lANKAMl•lµ10, MASl£l CHAIGl. ,AU1 AUAN CHAllGl
GEMINI (MIY 21· June 20):
ctrewn.1t.ancH tum ln your
favor . You are able to make
contadl, to put across vital
points. Strive for originality,
lndfpendenct. You bave a
feellnc of 11uter freedom .
CANCER (June %1.July 2Z):
SCORPIO (Ocl. :IS-Nov. II):
Creative juicts Oow. You may
reel restricted. But this is
because your ambitions soar.
Specifically, utilize day to dig
deep beneath s upe rf le I a I
values.
What happens in subtle man·,
ner affects you directly. Don't
10 to sleep 1t wheel. Means
be aware, alert, willing to
adjust met.hods. Day fe1tures
organizational activity.
LEO (~uly :tS-Auf. 22): Ac-
cent on friends, desires, ability
lo understand what it is you
rully require. Not easy, but
necttSlr)'. Travel may be re·
quired. Be available. Don't
bot younelf down w Ith
precooceived notions.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Emphasis on mar-
riage, partnership,~
operative efforts. You may
want to work and be alone.
But necessity could dictate
otherwise. Realize this -and
regpond in intelligent manner.
YJRGO (AuJ. 23-Sepl. 22):
Acctpt r:espons.ibillty. Reward
4!0rrlet II you di'J)lay Integrity,
confidence. Tear down in
order to rebuild. Means you
need not be wedded to past.
Break throup red tape bar-
riers.
LIBRA (Sep!. :IS-Oct. 22 1:
Your abUity to project is
emphasized. Means you can
perceive what an be . There
is no reuon to be reslricted.
Study Vlip message. Make
changes. Be creative. Plan
ahead.
Activities
Forecast
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan .
19): Pr~ure is present. But
this acts as challence and
could bring out best. in you,
Nothing halrway. Go all the
way or forget It. Means
ultimate satisfaction ·is gained
through work.
, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18):. Creative efforts gain
recogniti6n. Your inOuence
spreads. Know that you can
accomplish what you desire.
Don't be held back by rear .
State needs; set goal. Then
proceed.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Take a fresh look at values.
Strive to discern what Is solid,
what is illusory. Be frank with
yourself. Then you can strike
bargain of importance. Mes-
sage is clear by tonight
To tll'ld ....,, more 1bout vourHll
end 11tre1ot1. order S1ndrl' °""'"•• ~"" eoollll't, TM Trutll About
Aatre111t1. Stncl blrlhcl1l1 end JO cemt
te O!n1rr Sookltl, TM DAIL'!' PIL OT,
Bo• J;?.tO. Grind Ct11lr1I S11t1Dn, New
Yotlt, N.'I'. 10011.
NOW OPEN
Victoria's
Yz and Large
Sizes
e DRESSES e PANTSUITS e SEPARATES e SHIFTS
Victorifl's
IN HARBOR CENTER
2300 HARBOR BL.
COSTA MESA
SAVE 113 to 1;, !
Pric• ~ New "'' J1ly ltti O•ly!
HAI 10 WIG AND HAIR:
STYLISTS IEADY TO SllVI
YOU WITH THE FINEST
STTLlS & FASHIONS.
100% KANEKALON WIGS
THE TRAVELER
St,...cll CtP. curtr ff 1tm1<uriY
flO wllll t1Pt•lllf MC-.· Sfvt I.!, ::~; •........ $19.95
THE VOYAGER
Wlltl flf' wi!l'Oul .. rt, fer !tit q.
•• !Mk. ""' 11, .... $2295 SJ:t.tS • • • • • • • • I
"MALLIE'S
MIRACLE
WIGS"
Tho INSTANT '
HAIR -DO !
• , , fer "1c1tienin9 91d·1bouh,
lu1t ton it in your bet & t1k1
it 1len9! l f111h1 1 into yeur own
1tvl1 in , FLASH! lt'1 10 111y
to w11h end 1lyl 1 your11lf
THE DUTCH BOY
Lone 1hae1y nl(lr..
::~;. .. .. . . . . $27. 95
THE "GARBO"
H11'1drNC11 fo r t111 111•1 In f11hlflll
slylu . SIVI 110.
:::,;, ........ $29.95
Chrii, '•t •r J1111 will 1iyl1 your 1vnth1tic. wit in
1111 th111 10 111inut11!
w1•s llCOMllD •••••••••••••••• SJ:.oe
THE "EXOTIC" -100°!• HUMAN HAIR WIG
::.=.-,:~ .. ": .::..~.~~ .·~:~~~.~ ... $24.95
F11hlon Sh1do1 ......... $29.95
• 1ocw. HUMAN HAIR SPECIALS •
Semi Hancl.Ti1cl -Save •2s ......................... $54.95
Hanel .Tied -Savi $l0 ................................... $64.95
''ic.•1 lnalv41 Prof111ie111I Styli,, Cutfin1 I Si1ing
CASCADIS _ •••• 11 ......... $12.9i
Demi Falls ............... •ow $22.95
18" to 20" Falls ..., ., •ow $32. 95
Wig Falls ...... 2. ......... •ow $42.95
Long Falls .... ,,, .......... •ow $52.95
ma!Ae~
250 E. 17th St.
WIG and
BEAUTY SALON
Costa Mesa
IN HILLGllN S9UAll
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To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white J?lossy P.hot.o-
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women s De-
partment one week before the wedding. I Plctures received following the wedding
In
will not be used.
For engagement announcements it is
imperative that the. story, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy. picture; be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. If deadline is not ·met, Only a story will
be used. •
To help till Tequirements on both wed-
ding and engagement stories. forms are
av81lable in all Of lbe DAILY PILOT offices.
Furlhe~ questions will be answered by
Womt?n's Section sta!f members at 642-4321
or 494-9400.
Evening Ceremony
Louise Baker Wed
. Louise Lee Baker a nd
George Marshal Mahurin ex-
changed their wedding vows
and r ings during an evening
ceremony in the Neighborhood
CoogregaUonal Church, La-
guna Beach.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ear~ E, Baker . of
Sanla Ana, was esi:orted to
the altar by her father for
the nuptials conducted by the
Rev. E. L. R ichardson.
He r m aid of honor was M;ss
Cindy Lee Mannino a n d
brideSm aids wer e the Misses
Judy Belle Barrett, Jennifer
Lee Carr and Lynn Ann
Mahurin. Karen and Richie
Chew served as flower girl
and ring bearer.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walker Mahurin of
Newport Beach. was attended
.
Sipult-Murphy
Vows Recited
Wedding rings and vows
were exchanged by .Kathleen
Murphy and Jack Vef Sipull
during an evening ceremony
in the Church of the ~azare~e,
Huntington Beach.
The bride . daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Scott Murphy of
Huntington Beach, was given
in marria ge by her father.
Ann Rowland was her maid
of honor, and bridesmaids
were Susan Lee a nd Linda
Brutsche. Rhonda Evans serv.
ed as. flower girt and Scott
Harris, godchild of t he
Murphys, was ring bearer.
James Sipult Jr., the
bridegroom's brothe r , served
as best man and guests were
seated ·by another brother,
Jerry Sipult1 and L a r r y
E vafl,'I.
The bride is a graduate of
. I Fountain Valle y · High School
and the benedict, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Sipult of Hun-
tington Beach, is a graduate
of Huntington Beach High
•·
MRS. JACK .SIPU\. '{
· HBHolno ' •
School. ,
The newlyweds
lheir home j.n
Beach. ,
Candlelight
Ceremony
Performed
Marie Steven Meade of San
Clemente claimed Lauren Ann
Watson as his bride during
a candlelight ceremony in
Wayfarers ' Chapel,
Portuguese Bend.
Intriguing .
7235
TlllfSdl;f, June 30, 1970 DAILY PILOT JS
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of the """'" 11\111 of 1111 l!'Vtll UM ... OlltAMOI!' COUlolTY· Pubfl< I" •nd tor "Id Sl1lt, H<ll'll'll ll., IW IOld Died of Trut.1. °" J-15, 1970,' befor1 mt, • Nollrr •1>1>t1rtd WUll•m l . I nd Ml tll'l'll L.
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Needlecrafl Dept.. Box 163, THI COUNTY 01' o........ Or!.-., ""'"U11t1lon .... th. C1Uf. :::rslg~··~l'Y Ille--=~ :.t. !'::,,,.:-
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..\ddrt:ll, Zip, Paltern Number, k.-.. II WILHELMINA s LATE Ill eer11ard M. HudloOll In I ll mal!ers Pfrla!nl to IN .. , ••• CALDWELL , l llCI known IS DontlilL.Kramtr cl wld dtc:~nt wl lc\lr ....,.n,1 BIG 1170 Needlecnfl Cata· WILHIELMINA S. C-'LDWELL, Otc:tiltll. s11re ol C•lllOl"11l1, Or1111e counll'~ 1fter the lfr1t Pllbikat or 11111 noll<•
by J ames Lewis Miller as '
best m an and ushers were
Dean Brown, Steven John Bar·
rett, Michael Randolf Mahurin
and George Smi1h. MRS. SNYDER
Mexican Honeymoo'n
The Rev. Robert Young or·
ficiated at the double ring
rite linking the daughter of
Mr. a nd Mrs. Thomas Watson
of Ma nhattan Beach and the
Son o[ Mr. a:n<L Mrs. Hal
Meade of San Clemente.
or . . . . In •m1, kllOWll I t MINNIE $, CALOWELL. also 011od J J\IM "'° !he Pll<t al bull~I ~11\t unffrlltnell
I . NOTICE IS HEllllE'8Y GIVEN lo IM 0.. JUM I, 111'1, bllor1 me, 1 Not1,., Dl!ed Ju u 1110 ' 0C: -40 pJges, 200 designs, 3 cred lk'11 of Ille •lxlw n1mte1 *<Mint '"\llllk In aM fol' will Slllf, .erMK>allY Lei\!! 1rV111 Liir l•ee patterns' Knit crochet 1"11 111 persons "•YI"• (lllms ... 1 .. ,1 _ ... ..., Dontld L. Kramer .. hrnlrd Ellecutor "' 11\t Wiii · ' tllf .. 1d 4ectdent art ~11lrtd "' 1111 M. Hufton ~-to me lo bl the • of th• •bo'I• ..........., 1 fashions. Quilt, embroider tl!tm. w1111 .Jhe ._ .. ._,., YllU(fltra. 111 H•IOlll ""-' 1Mme1 1r1 1ublc•lbe<:I 111ov s oro11b&NO d«ldtl'I
T 'ft , Send 50• ttot olllct ol The <ltrlr of tl!I abov1 lo "" wllllln lnltru...,..1 •nd ldl:nowlldg· lilt Ne.,11 Mllll st,..i weave. oys, g1 s. 1111n11o:1 court, or to '"..nt !Mm. w1~ n 11\W •~1eu1oc1 1111 11m1. s111to A ... cilllOl'!ll• "'" _ cents lht M<IHlrY ll'OUCllers. to ,.... un IOl'l'ICIAL SEAL) T1I· (11~1 M1 "" t · d1r1lonte1 al tht allk1 of ,...,, aflomff, Mlt\I K. Htlll'Y A,,..,...,. tw i:•oc\lter
NEW! Complete Argban JAMES '"· NICKLIN, I"'. o. •• ,..,, Hot•,., "~H«C1t11orn11 Published o ... ""' COii! Diii• •n"'· t
r:-.._... ..... • MRS. G. M. MAHURIN
S•nt• Ana Hom•
Newport Beach
The n e wl y1wed s are
gradua tes of Newport Harbor
High School and the new Mrs.
Mahurin will en~r Orange
Coast College in September.
Her husband serves in the
Naval Reser ve. They will
ma ke their first home in Santa
Ana.
Setting
Nancy Gummess . Wed
Nancy AM Gummess <!~d
Robert Baptisle Arrache ex-
changed vows a nd r ings befOfe
the Rev. rudlard Robin Jn
Our Lady or Mount Carmel
Catholic Church,. N e w p o ,r t
Beach.
P a rents of the bridal coop~
are Dr. and Mrs. Glen H.
Gummess of Hunt Ing ton
Beach and Mr. 3Yld Mrs. J uan
E. Atrache of Leona Valley.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Susan Hunt
as matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were the Misses
AM Quinlan, Melinda Harris,
Deralyn Lewis, Susan Link
and Mrs. Linda Deutsch.
Christina Arrache w~s the
flower girl.
Serving as best m an was
Juan Atrache Jr., whil e
ushers were Robert Best.
Thomas Ba rrack, Du n c a n
F:orgey, David Knokey and
William Coghlin.
Following a honeymoon in
the northwestern sta tes and
Canada the newlyweds will
reside in Encino.
The bri~ is a graduate of
Marlborough School for Girls
MRS. R. B. ARRACHE
Hom• in Encino
a nd the University of Southern
California wher e she m ajored m journalism . ··Her husband
•s an a lumnus of Loyola High
School and earned BS and
masters degrees in business
administration at USC.
H.untingfon Beach Home
Riverside
Residence
Selected
Wedding pledges were ex·
changed in the Congregational
Church of the Foothil ls by
Candace Elise Carroll and
Slanley Snyder Jr.
They are the d aughter and
s on of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Carroll of Lemon Heights and
Mrs. Alvey Conlee Beatty of
Newport Beach and Capt.
Stanley Snyder of San Diego.
•• The bride's s ister, Mrs. Anne
Jahns served as matron of
honor arld bridesmaids were
the Misses Ellyn Gleason and
Natalia Rey.
Rex Toltschln served as best
man and ushers were Bill Ren-
wick and Scott Snyder.
After honeymooning i n
Puerto Vallarta, the newly-
weds will reside in Riverside.
Club Maps
Goal Plan
Escorted to the altar by
her father, the· bride a sked
Miss Sally Walson to be maid
o( honor.
Best man was Steven Bogad
while 'Ibomas Mikel Watson
asmimed usher duties.
A student al the University
of California, Santa Barbara;
the flew Mrs. Wat!On will
complete her senior year at
UCI. ,
Her husband is a .'graduite
of UCSB.
They will reside in Hennosa
Beach. ..
Anne Aids
Millinery
Industry
... k I fgh T.,mlMI Alllllll, L"' A"9tles• Callfom11 "rl11cl111I Olllc• I" Ju11e 30 incl Jul'I' t u, ll 1'10 11~7' \ -marve ous a ans, J0054. Wlllcll 11 ""' •I•<• flf bu1lnes1 °''"" covniv · • '
fashioM pillows baby aifts of lllt u"""lofltd In •11 ""tte" "" Mv COflllnl11kl11 Explrtt LEGAL ~OTICR ' • • e• ' 111111111 lo IN tllllt! of wld dKtdMI, Nqv. 24, 1111: •
more! $1. w1111111 tour ""°""'5 •l"" tl!I tint l'Ubll<•· l'ub111Md Ot•-Co.st 0111• "lkll. ' "st I ta 1 GlfU" Baok 50 tlon of this Nllct. Juri. f, \6, 11. 30. 11111 lOd"IO "·Jn"1 DI ft , Datod June U, 1'10. CalTIPICATI OP IUllN•lS, •
cents "II Jiffy Ru••" to knit 11t1CHARD w. 8VLLAS LEGAL NOTICE ,1cT1T1ou1 Mt.Ml t • & > JIJNE STEHLY Tl'\t unclf;r1IPlltCI dPfs <trtfty, i. _.,
crochet, weave. sew. hook. 50 exircutoo of "" w111 conc1uc11,.. • 1>1111""" 11 1"4 8~bcort.-
prf Ar o1 ,,. lbowt lllmtd illtcMent, P.rr•11 C~l1 Mell, CllllO!'n!1, ullCltf' tilt' fl« cents. 8ook o( I! le " JAM•s A. NICKLIN CllltTtl'tCATI 0 .. IUllNlll llUous firm "'"" ol TAfl .. RINTIN G 1...i
•Uni, 50 cents. Barga.in! Quilt •,__· .. _ ... .._"',',·-•--1 "-• l'ICTITtous NAM• 1na1 uld 11rm 11 uim_..:i of 1111 " Tiit IJllCl9fll1nt111 etttlf'f !tin lfl c.,,. IOllawlno Pt-. whott n1mt In lull Book 1 has 16 beautiful pat-T .. : UIU .,.,. dtl(U.. • IMlllUI II 1100 NtWl'Ol"I llld Piao:• ol rnlclenar Is IS ro1iow.:
C terns 50 cent! A""*Y "' 9-lrft...,. llvd.. costo Mew, C1UlcN'"'" ulldtr Tllormos "· :ri1ume. tu• ,_ • · l'ublltl'lld Orlllft Cta" Dallw l'l!of, lilt flcllllou1 lltm Mmt o1 OOH OUIJli· A~. NtwPort fle&dl, c;alllornla ;....-' June » incl Jutf 1, ,.._ 11. 1'11 1100.10 OTE MOTEL Ind lhlt w1d lltm Is D•IN Jtmt n, M7' ' · I~ ~1useura. Quilt Boot! -pat· r-.c1 ., t111 to1111w1,. "rsons • ....._ · , <Tno.Mt A. ...,.... • . .. ...
te-s !or 12 superb qui'lls. 50 •~" N-CE n11M1 111 lull \fld 11l1<n ti rt11dinu Jlllo o'r C1Ufarnl1, 0•1<ift 'C01.111tY! •.· •11 ..-:OU...... UJ.I l rl ts foflllw$: • 0" Jll!W ' tt, )t111, btlort mt."" .. '1
cents. Book 3. ••Qullt1 fbr To-1-----~~-------,..,,.,.c , •-11, 1100 ,,."""'°" 11,,.., No••rv PIAll< '" w 111r .... s111•. T·m:D CoM1 Mn.I, (1111. Hn.ontl1¥ ._.,ed T"""'' A. l 1um1 day'11 Llvlnr··. 1$ patterns. St) NOTtC• TO Clll•DITOIS FID ... ow;1 I, 8mMll. 'lfD ~I --lo .... ID bl Ille ----rents. SUl'EllllOl cou•T OP THI! 81...,,., CoJ11 Mtw, C1M1, nam1 ls sutntrlbed lo 11>e within ,,.. JTATI 01' CALIPOlltNIA 1'011 Dlled Ju"" lJ, lt111 1frume11! -1cknowlfdtltd he tXKVlllll TNI COUNTY 01' Ol&NOa Pe-C. 89!'.lnt!I lne ....... "'· A"IUJ PlortM• I. fltnllltl !OFFICIAL SEALI LEGAL NOTICE Eitale o1 FOllllllEST G. FAULK, STAT! 01" CALIFOlllHIA. -'· Ltt Ad1 lr
HOJIC• 01' INTfNTION Tb IMOAGI Otcultd. ORANGE COUNTY: Hol1rv PubUe.Callklr"la IN TMI! SALi 01' ALCOHOLIC NOTICE 1$ HEREI Y GIVEN 19 t"' On JUM IS, lt10, belor1 me, I ltot1rv Prlnc!aal Olllct In
••V•lllAOIS ertdlton ol Ille 1boW: 111med 111Ktlll1nt .. vll!lc In anllll fOf' Wllf S!lte, 11er1on1llv Or1~e Counly JuM ,. 1170 11111 111 "''""'$ 111v1111 <l1lmt -l"'' •-•td '"•rrt C. 8ennen 11'1d Flor,n(e Mv· Commlitlon l~•lr11 TO WHOM lT MAY CONCERN: Ille ... kl llK'l'dMI 1rt reciufrtd la Ille I, l"""'f ~llOWll la 1111 to IM! lilt Jul' 11. ltl'O subl!'ci to ln.u•iice ol Ille l!Ctntt thtm, will! IM nKttl.lt't' voud11r., 111 Pinon• wl'tote n1mn ire aub1crlb1Pd A. LEI AOAllll, Al'l9nlly
•i>Pllecf tor, notice 11 fltrobY' •I""' lh•t tM of!!<• ot lilt cltl'll of 11111 1bo'l1 la In• wll~ln lnstrum1n1 "'"' Kk110wlld1· 1m WHltllff Or"'9 1u1i. m tllt unc1enl....,, prOPOlft to 1tll 1k.ollollc 911lllleol (OVri, or lo "'""' 11\fm, w!lh Id 1"-• t11•cuto0 "" 1amt. NtwPlrt 90tcll, Calffomll ,,.._ btverHff at '"' pr...,11.., des<l'lbld Ille r«eltart YOU<lltr1, lo lilt "'"' (Off~lil S.iU Publhhed Or1n91 Co.11 01111 'lloo
11 tolJowl' d1r11DnM If lllt olflct 9f Ml' llfor ... v1, Mlrt I(, Htnt't' J11111 :Ill nd J ! 7 U 21 117' 11M-t0 tt702 ii & C f111<ll 11¥11., Hunll111ton WATERS, McCLUSKEY • COlllCQlllAN, Nat1,., ,ubllc • Calltatnl• 1 uv ' ' ' IS1tcll Suite 1BI RoastVt ll 8ultlfl119, n1 Wtsl Prln<IPll Ollkt I"
P11rw11nt to auc:ll lnt..,n1n, 1111 IJ"t> Stvlflltl Slrttl, Los A""'"• Calllor"'' Or1r1111 c-t• der1ltntd It .llllPl'l'lllf to 11W DfP1rlmtnl pOOU, which I! Ille Pll <O 1f busiMSI Mv Comm1Hlon E11plr11
LEGAL NOTICE
or Alcoholl< ...__ Control klr l11u1nc:1 of lhl undtrtfoMd I" 111 "''"'" ,.... flov. ''· 1tn '·1™11 "Anne of the Thousand IW •r-ltl" of •" •kollolk bevtr•M talnllll to lllt l!'lllh! of s•ld dtc ..... I. ~ubllthtd OrlMI COISf DlllY ,not. CllTIPICATI OP IUSIN•ss
Ha"'" as She i's ~O.W' n, t'S lktnat ,for ll<tf'IS'!SI llN' ltltlt 1rtrnlst1 wlmlll "'"' .,.,..,..,, 1fltr Ille llnl publlc• Ju111 U , 11, » Ind July 7, lf7' 1\0ol-11 PICTITIOUS NAMI! au It lallowJ : tklll of 11111 nafl<t, Tiit urOerslllllCI dots cerllff ,he •• the happiest thing that · has ow SALE 1EE11t O.ttd Ju,., 12, 1t7il. LEGAL NO'l1CE e«><1udl111 • 11vs111tu 11 2xr~ Soll•~
ha •• t 'II' • A"v-~lrlr19 lo p~lttl !ht IHlll lKI PEAlllL F-'IJLK Gr•ncl Aw~ Santi Alll, Calltornll , 11""~' ppeni::u to he ml 1hery In-°' tudt ~al'.IMCtl m•v nit , Y11r1flecl E•ecutrl' of 1111 wnt ... i 1411 ll'lt llctltlDlll llrm ,....,. of ltAITEC
dustry in London Protesl at .lllY °'"" .,J Ille Dflarlm"'I of fllt 1bov1 ,......,, df!U<lont, Cll:Tll'IC~TI OP IUSINltS, COMPANY •lld Illa! .. 111 llrm It com·
' of Alcol!o1k 8"'°'"' COl'.llrol, or IW WATElllS, McCLIJSkEY I COlllCOltAN, PICf!TIOUS HAM• POHd of Ille lollowlftl l'ff'IOl'.I, whose Anne is the princess, whose m1111 111 111e o.6er1..-1 of ""*"'U< m w1t1 '"' s1 .. s.lt9 nM TP\e """°"'19,.,,, 11ot1 t•rll•w he 1, """" 1" f~l1 and 111.ta or rni.nc.
penc hat for wear ina heada.sar fl....,ltt Control. nu o '""'· Las a.-1n. call"'* WIJ tondUC'lilll a M lntu 11 m C1ptt11 11 •$ loliaw.. "
'"D &-StcrllN'llfo. C1tllornl1 1$4111, W IS lo Ttl: (1111 •JS.nn 51. (Hll Mt11, tu21 C1Utar"J1, under Alwli! llthY .... d. l» CrtH SI,. Ui"'°" l
of all shapes and styles has bl , rec:11\oM w1tti111 » "'" ., lilt """*" .., l!UCOl!f'I• 11,, 11ctu1ou1 llrm 11.1.... 111 w111ern hldl, c1111am1 •• just a boul teVOJUUOnized the d11t 11\t 11r-td orfmlsei _.. Hrs! .. ullll1htd Orl$i! C011•1 0.11¥' ~llol, R~rl1er1llOOI I. AHtl•"'e Service i nd Dtlecl June IO, HJD. POSltd, 11111,..· 1..wncls for dt11lal 11 J11ne1•.1J.X1111fJuf'l'7,tf10 1101·1G 11111 ••111 llrm 11 comPOltd 11 tfll S Al'l'I" lthv"1rd millinery scene. Pl'OVICleCI IW .... Tiii l'rtmlMI 1rt !ollowl111 ,.._, wllote Mll'.lft lft 1ur1 '~~ of Cahforftll, Los Anotlet County• I All the other A noes and ,_ II<"'* IOI' "" wit .~f alcor'clllc LEG 'L N011CE •l'ld Pl.a flf rnldlnc1 11 fl talll'lwt: r °" June io. 1910. IMlort ""' • Not•rv . , be¥er11u. Tiit form (If wr,!;..calkln m1v "' Gtortt Arla F,illir, m Ciplli l St l'utlllc In •flll lor ttld S!e!t, P1.--l1f
Ma rys and V1ctor1as are e<>-bl oti1a1nec1 ''"" ,..., oUk• o1 111e casta Meu. C•I. t:Nn ·• •1>1>•••td 'ANI" lllh•n•rd ~-to m•' ' h t sh Ot111r1,....1. , NOTIC• TO CllDITOlS Dalld 1/71/70 to be Ille Pf.'rton whole ntmt 11 tubtc;rlb-~ py1ng w a e wears. . OLSON. (l\1r!" l . SU .. l!llttO• CDUlllT 01' THI Gtl'lrft A F•kl•r td to "'' wlll'.lln l111trumtnl •nd I
The styles the princess has OLSON, Jloberla "· ITATI! OP CA~IPOlllNIA 1'011 51111 of Ctlllor"I., Or111ge Coun ... : ICk-ldettd he eiec\lltd "" ... ,,... !
I h ~l.lbHslltd Or1119t COlll 0.llY Pllol, THI CDUNTY OP OlllANGI o" Junt n 1t7' IMIOl'I "" 1 Notary (OFFICIAL SEALI , worn recenty range from e r J une JO.""' lttl·1'11 .... A"'3tl'I PubUc 1., and ior 's•lcl 11111,·,.,_11., Lois H. C1mpt1en ,
pink turban Whose Ion a E111te of GEltTllUDE I'. COGWIN, •1>1>•••td G10rie Ario F•lfl•• known Not1rv Publk<al!lor"lt f
• 111 LEGAL NOTICE Decealtd. 10 me lo lit the 111rto" w"'°" """e Prlnc ro.1t 01Hc1 111 • Mem ber s o( the S a ,n floating scarf blew across her HOTrcE 1s HEREIV GtVEN 1o '"' r1 iubscrlbfd to 111t w11t11" 1n11tum1M L~ Anodts Countv
Clemente Soropl1' mt' st Club face when she was i ti •·17141 <rt111lor1 ot the .lbOYI llllmtlf dircedtnl • ..,, lf~nowlrdltd I'll txeculetd "'' lllT\fl, Mv Commluten E~Plre1 · CllllTl,ICATI! 01' IUtllfltl lhll 1!1 perlOl'.ll Nvlr19 ct.111111 191ln1t CSl!AL) Die, t, ltn ,
outlined a three-part program Australia and provoked an ex-l'ICTITIOUS ,1111"' !h• uld 11ec.ctel'.lt are rHul•ld to file J0t•p11 £ Diu!s P11bll!.hect Ora""' CoR•t D•ll• "11"'· ,
Pletive from Anne that was Tl'lt ur>Otrslgnld do cerntv 1n11 art them, with lilt 11KU11ry V011tM••1 In Not•tY .:ubll«Cel!!ornl• Ju~• 16·?l, lO •llCI Jutv 7, 1t10 ltff·111 t for s uccess in 1970.71 as they 5111 bu 1 1 1111 office c1 "'' derk of th• •oov• ~ 1 1 1 011rc 1 •
l·nstall·• Mrs. J a mes McCone, we ll publicized ta,.~"'"11119 .... ~ <,•"•'''",,.' 'c ,• M•" • ... 1111tc1 <our! °' 10 present 1nem, with r nc "c • " LEGAL NOTICE • eu • • 1 1r...,. Oii ~· , M • esa, "" ntcttsarY ~tl>lrt. to in. un· 0•11111 oul'.llY i' newly elected pfesident. ·The princess also loves Or11191 Cou"IV' c1nhlr"11, uMe• ·~ ders1tnec1 at the ofllc• of 111, •llOl'llt'I'. Mt COl'rlmhtlo!'I ErP!r1•
bo SI !so . l!ctfllou1 firm 11am1 of VICTORIA t ThOn\.I C Kl UOI Wtsltllff DrlYt Ju111 JI .,,~ Nl Hlf
Community beautifica tion cow y e n Coples, worn 1r.ct '"'' ukl """ 11 "comllOllll of suitt. tH ·be 119':ns NIWl>Gr1 a .. <11' Publ!illetl or~.,., c0111 011r, Piia• MOTICI To c••DtTO•s ~
and l·mprovement, a c 11 v e slantwise and trimmed with 1111 1011ow1,,. P1r1GM. '""'"' 111mtt rn c1n1ont11um.,.. wfikh 11 '"' ""'' J-n. • •111111J111v1. u. ""' 114.70 su .. E1t101 cou11T OP TMI l . , 11111 1!1d PIKI al rtllHIKI tre II STATI 01' CALll'OlllNIA 1'0111
parUclpall·on t'n •ovemment leather bands or 111Jt chains. 1a11DW1: al Mllll!'ll of "" unc1tr11•!'", ',' "•' LEGAL NOTICE TMI COUMTY OI' 0111A..01 , e e • Elslt Sti•er, 11074 ~Ult, Apt. mlltt._ Mrtal"l"I fll lht e1 I I 0 No, ,r,.,.2U l
and youth service a r e lhe ~ D<lwnt'o' Clllhlr"la Nld dl(flllnl, wltlllll tour m""ll!S •lf•r E1lll~ "" £. LINWOOD VICK "' • 'ednl L ' Molla!! n. E11t Tlllrd tn~ flrit ~H<allon ., 11111 Miki. ..-#M ERNEST LINWOOO VICK, Ooc:•t ltlll.
three program goals. h ' Slrttl 0o;.....v C1lilor'lll1 Dti.I Juf'I' 15. 1tl'O C•ITl,ICATI! OP IUSIM•St MOTi'"" IS M£1tE8Y GIVIE N to 1111• C t F ' ' · Jarnn Ill. C1111wln '''''''OU• ''"' _, •• ~ .., • fl.1TS. Jac k Turk Of the Q p er or ms Dlltd Junt 21, 11111. EllKUtor CPf"" Wlft al ...., '""" '"'1 If I lbo'lt llllll'ltd doctdl"t • ELSIE STALKElll ~ aboYI nlmld lffc:Nff'lt Tiie lllldtr1l1ntet doet C"1'111V hi I! 11'11! 1!1 PtrllOlls lltv!no <lalms 11aln1to
Laguna Beach c lub, a lso EDNA L~ MOF l"ETT T,,_. c . klMt condudll'.ll • bus!-11 "''' 31mOMe !tit u id 11ectlfenl ''' rt<Nlrtlll hi Ht.•
founder .of the San Clemente A membership tea for the s1111 of ca111.,,.n11. or1"" COU11ty : t•i wtttc• Drlv. Ln., Hufttlr19t011 lffcl'I, c1u1ornl1. unc11r lhMI. w1111 111e nt<""" ¥OOK111r1. 111• Ott Junt 17, ltl'O, before mt, 1 Noll'l S4lfft.........,,,. • Ille llctlll0ut llrm lll!llt ol A. & '· lllt oltkt ol ll>t' tltrk ot tl>t abov1'
Nuptl,?llS Li'nk Pai'r group, in.stalled Mrs. McCone newly organized University Publlc 111 ...... tor .. 1c1 s1a11. Pll'IOllllFIY-_,.,·,-nu. acc1sso11111s w 11111 11111 11rm it '"'1111111 court, or ,0 ..,.,_, ,,,...., w1111 : -••td Eltll Slllktt' Ind Elfn• L • com--.:1 "' Ille IOllOWlll'I ptrtOI\, wna.e the Mc:ISU,., -..ct>en. "' lilt ....... and board members, the Chapter , B 'nai B'rilh Women Moffett known to me 1o 111 "'' -JOni irt!.1..,n•1..,641i:':!!..., r1a1n1 1" "'u 111111 Pitt• ., mlde11C1 dforll1ne11 11 •llti: oflk1 of 1>1t 1norn"" •
Mmes Henry McCarthy a d 'II tak I at a tod ...,_ """" are aubtulbecl to """' I 11 IS lolllr<lfl: • Witt""" I Schmidt. lJOl Wnl(llH DrlY11,. · n WI e p act p.m . ay wlll'll" l"'lrumtnl 11111 tckMWlldltd flll'I' P~lthtd Ora"'' CotSI 0111¥ P lol, ... 8. Ltwl11, !Mil Slmoolnt L"" Suitt :no, Ne_,t IMa<h, Cll~"lt, • A garden ceremony al the John P. Landell Jr •f vice in the Irvine home of Mrs. ••ecllltd 1111 s11T1~. June 1'" n. 30 •lllf J1tl'f 1• '"' llOS.1ll MuM11111011 1.1c11. c.111 • ., ... ,. w111c11 11 1111 11oc1 of butlnts1 o1 111•:
Ch ""' of •-presidents.·, Albert C. Filge r, Ralph Dav'tes COF.FICIAL SEAL) O.tld June''' 1'111 uMe,.11nec1 1n 111 """"" 1tr111"1,... a.-l·~ Bells, Anaheim, • flob!!rt 1. ltublns~ln LEGAL NOTICE '"· •· Ltwln 10 111t e1ta1t 01 s1111 dKMent. w1111111 • •--II tN.aurer, and E d w a r d Interested women in Irvine Nat1ry P11bll<<•••iornl1 s11tt 01 c111111rn11, °''"'' c;ounlY: fl:MJr rnontt-. 1ner 111t tlrtt PVllllc111on • was C1MR;n by Jane e Anne F , • P•l11C!P•l Ottlte 1n on Juno tt, 1t10. bilo•e ,,.., • Narerv o1 !hi•"'°''"· • Be' . f h o r s t er a n d G r I mo n Newport Beach or Mission Or•"" count'( ... ,,su l'ubll< 1" 1nd for •aid s111e, "'"-11w D11ect Ju111 M, 1t70. Ttinger or er marriage to .McDonald, se<:retaries. Vt'ei'o may call Mrs. Davi· .. ~ M,,•_c-,, ,•,!!tkln E~•IF!s callTl,le&TI! 0, coll .. OlllATIOM •-are.i '"· 1. Lewlft lnown la m• w11111m Vlclt kllmklt ~ Da id P I K II The d bl '""" ·~ " ,0111 TlltANSACTtON 01' lllS!NllS ta be Ille Ptttan wl'laM """'' 1, !iUbKrlb< E•ec:utor of Ille WlH ~ v au e y. OU e Directors are the l\1mcs. at 833-282$ or Mrs. Stanley ALIC• 1.1• 11tHOI', Atlonwt UNDl!llt l'ICTITIOUt ,.,.Ml H " 111e w11111" r11t••vm•"' and el Ille 1tiav. "'rntd 6tcot11en1 :,
rl·ng rt'tes were performed by Charles llunt Ar h'e ~.-c h ..... 1"5S CalH•r'lll• Aw•-lHE UNDE•SIG NEO COllll'ORATIOH Kkl\GWltclltd "'' fllt(Uttd Ille 11m1, WITTMAN I SCMMIDT ' . c I LI\,,.. 0 en at vu·355S. '"""' o ..... (1111"111• does lll••bV cerlllv 11111 1t 11 <Dl\dll(.11111 {OFFICIAL llALJ Ulll '#nlcn" DN ..... S\1111,,. .. the Rev. Herman Spruit. nlgan, Russell .Davee and Miss·-==============. Pu1:111,111t11 Or.11191 C011! 01111 P!lot, • bU1lntH 1ac11ttc1 01 :Ml! Mirlne Aven11e. Je•n l . JOb!t N_.. e1och, C1H..,,,11 n• "
Ll'na Dashner. Mrs. Brucelrr June»•"" Jul¥ 1, u, 11. 1t1'D 11 n .10 llllbol tslincl. Celltornl•. u..O.t the II« N!lf•N Pvbllr·C111ror"I• Ttli 11141 IU·nH " The bride, daughter Of Mr , tlllau1 firm nlmt o1 COMMODORE TOUR PrlntlPtl Olllat 111 All'"'"' illr ••K11llr I
and Mrs. Ervin R. Beitinger Holley and Mrs. J . Stanley READ LEGAL NOTICE AND TRAVEL ,,,., ""' s1111 ti•"' 1, Or•""' cou~tv Pub11s~t11 orant• c .. ,1 Dall• Pno1.1 comPOttd of !ht tollewlll'I cor~r1tlon, My Com,..1islor! l x111re1 J11"• :Ill •lld Julv 1, 14. 21, lfilD 1111·1'11~ nf Tustin, was a ttended by Pfters are delegates. I 0 • • ...._ ,,llKINI PIK• of bu11nt11 ii Mardi ,,.ttJJ /
her sister·in-law, M .... Charles Mrs. Bobby Dodd· was in· t1 T-Mll1 •• fOI"'' Pubns111c1 °''"" ca11• 011"" P!!o•. LEGAL NOTICE / •• I NDTtCI Tb c111101T01s OOHAi.O K. DlllEISLl!I, IHC .. 201 J11"' J:t.,. •11111 Jul'f 7. u.1t10 lllO-l'O /
BeiUnger of Reading, Pa., dueled as a nev.· member. su .. 11111D111 cDUllT ol' TM• M•l'lnt Avfl'IUI, 1a1t1ot '' • • 11 • • LEG•L N~E ,..,. ~
t I honor Ml M I ~~ ;fJ,.,.. STATI 0,. C&Lll'OlltNIA 1'08: Canfornl•. "I u•n.. NOTICI!' TO CllllOITOl:t I ma roo 0 : SS av s ft/fl"'V TNI COUNTY °' Ol•N•I WITNESS 111 hand this 10th H v .t IUPlltlOlll COUIT o .. THI -. Sutton, maid or honor, and "'· A""114 J11111. 1•1t1. '""""' iT.r.T1 oir caL1•o•NtA l'o•
Mrs. , Jac k Krongaard and Secre"tari es H1in1.,.lid o!S:::,,. of 1111eHE E. MC Gv11tE. ccorw~N'.:t~ K. o1t£SSLl!1t, INC. c••T~~c~rTT.:u~" .. ~~Ness TMI coi:,::r: ~.:.o•A..01 ;
Miss Debbie Washbo, brides-• Eo.th Thursday NOTICE 15 HEltE8Y GIVEN lo !tie II/ Dolllld K. Oreu1 o1. The \llldtrslfl!tO .. <trtl,., .... It E'slalt of MABEL A••INGTON Ge~I 'd At 1:)0 p.m . every second creditors flf 111t allovt n1mod 11oc:«1en1 Pntlcltn• cond11<11no • 1wt1nes1 11 '"· o. fl.cl• oe3. DoctatH. • ma 1 s. HAIR HUNTERS Sal 11\81 all "~ Movl ... tltl"'' -Intl SJATE' 0, U.LIFOlllNIA, n.o. trv!ne CIJil .. ""·· undt!' """ NOJICf IS HElllEIY GIVEN lo ""' Best man f 0 r I he Thu(Sday v.·omen of llahin · on 1111 wld lfl<tdl'nt 1r• '"ulrM 1o Hit COUHTY OF 0111.AHGE. u. lktlllou1 tl•m """" "ALElllT J.t.lf1to1 crtdfton ., "" •bo'lll lllfT>ld dtucle"t;
c h apter 0 r Na I I 0 n a I '::::==:::========il'htm, with Ille nee: ..... ,., YOUcllers, In °" !Ills ltlh cl•• of JUM. A.O. ltf'l. S£111VIC6 Ind"''' H id nr"' h com~'lfd .... , •II ,_..,,,s N~I ... Cltl,,.. ".111111 . bridegroom, son of Mr. and 1; -------IM lllfk• of lh• clfrk of '"' eeav. Mtart me, a Holl.,. l'uttllc In •1111 o1 '"' 1ol\ow1nt --. w11o1t "'""1"" 111c1 Oectdl!'nt ••• tt<111lrld 11 1111 •
M rs, Palr1'ck Kelly of Hun· Secretartes' A 5 8 o c I a lion • t<1lltlf1i ~. or 10 11r•11"' '"""· """' "" ,.;ci c_," Ind St•te, "''°"11,. In 11111 111111 111to:a ., rnlclet'IU 1s ,, rllf'1r1, w1111 ~ nteuw" WMIChtts, ht · STARS llie lllCftW4"f \'lllld'lfrs, la lllt lilt-•-rtd Dontld K. Oreulfr v.own tor11rws· !ht ollkt al lllt <l•erli ol Ille ·~ •
Ungton Beaeh, was his brot)u!r, lnternational assemble In dlf· c1trtl9net1 11 111e oNltt of ntr •"°"'"'" 1o m, la bt "" '""'•ldtnl of "" N•1icv <•rrolL ,100 Merkllt w1,, ... 1;11ra ~'· or to Prn...t """" ""'h n.bert P. Kelly, Ushe-were --# fer cnt locations lo altencf 5 .... ,., .. Omorr r, ''' of tho lltOGEltS. c.r.1tNES .. '"LOOSTl11, ISDD ~•11(111 in11 •Mea.ilftl Ille wtlhln Cn1a MIN c11ff "" llt(•1urY wovc11.... "' lht u,.. l\U '" a...t .. ""' """' ""' T South "-"' 8oult:YMd, ..... -•• ll\llt-1 Oii IMNH of 11\t c:or...,.,lon 011td Jul'lt' n 1t'10 dlflit!'lllll ., !ht ollla of his .. ""...,. • tbe bride's brother, Charles m eetings. Mrs. Lloyd Fleming worltl'1 t•••t a1t,11/09•rt. HI, Calilorftto ton:i. wllld'I h """ Phi<• lhlrtfft nfl"'K, •rid acJcnowleclc!"d " Mrs. N•~• earn111 111ov s. GtOftOANO, 1110 Nar1" Mo1:·
A Be · . MRS. DAVID KELLY t ~ ._, be I I ho-A" 'eol""'" i1 on1 of tt.1 OAtlY al IMIMlt< fllf 1119 11'11111,..ltrttill hr •Ill -lttlt Wdl "'°"'''"" lllt<UIW 11'11 ll•lt of C1tl1tr11!1, Or1Mt County: St~t. S1nt1 Alll, C1t!tomlt, tllhld't '-• • itinger, Skip De Voirc a v1.H1>H1U may e cp "'·.,,. rs hi ""t'tr• ,,.., .. 1111111 1o "" •l•I• "10me. °" Jvnt n , "1'11• btfar• me, ' Nat1rv "" ti.tee ot Mrn..s a1 "" Uftdlr~·: and Steve Dam e tez. Gard•n W.clding for additional Information. PILO 9'''' •tu,.t. ..1o:1 dl<ltdtflt, w1111111 '°"' """"" ..,.. !DfFICIAL SEALI 11u1111c 111 w 1or uld s1111, Pt••on•lf'I' 611 111 -"tt• ... r111n1111 1e 1n. Ht1t1• 'rmmmmmmmm .. ..;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;i;;;;i;;;;;i;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;; the !Ir.I Mikallofl flf fflll flltlce. l•f Ntnev I!', Wt1! -rtd Nli'lef' CohoU •no'MI 111 mt tf Nici dlteldt<lf, wt1t1111 lo\lr -1111 • The new Mrs. Kelly wa11 [i o.1eo:1 JIJM ''· 1t111. Nof1r., POOH<;Cantonil• "' IN IN --wlloM "'"'' 1t wt>Krlb-11ttr 11>e nnt Publlc1•10fl of 11111 fMlllcl •
-acluat·• from Costa Mesa JUOtTM L. GUSTAl'SOM '"'lo~dNI oniw '" Id 1o !ht w1111111 111,1rurnenl •"" O.!H J1.1111: 16 1,10 • • •• = LEARN Pl A <A GUITAR Adm111l1tr•lrla wllll Ille .wl" 0•1n1111 County .l(ll"""'lllldffd sllt n1ev"4 11\t: Nmt. DaYlcl 11:: ~ •Ugh School. f1C.r hu$b8nd ill llr. .... or <t A annttxed of 1111 tsll" of My Cemml1llon lol•M tOFFICIAL SIALI f•f'ClJIOr flf lilt Wiit tM a"~Yf' n•'l'led lltctdtnl M.l'I' 10, lt14 Jo-'! E. 0.1¥1t ef lh• lbO\rt ~ lltc:ftleWI ~ graduale of J\1ar lna High f A.II .... , AT ' 11:00•111s. CAINlr. \l'tlt'tUI! I $C111Cf( NOi.if¥ •ubllc.<1lllor"la llOY s. GIOlbAfltO
S h I d cd I th 'Co PERKIN'S SCHOO 0 MUSIC •t.OOJTlll: A...,....,, at Law Prl11tlJl•I Otttc1 '" i•o M~•lll M,1~ ~·•HI c 00 an serv n e ast L f 11ne Siii!~ .... r-111 hullv1r111, llTJ w..it1111 Or•ve. "'· 1~ O•t1111t c"'""" s11111 AM c.1111*1'1111 ""' Gua rd. f .. .,,_,.,, c111ttr111a "'u ,._,, 1e1t11. C•!I'•,..'• ""' M• comm1,,r°" CJ~•lrt• Tt•= cno J..1.1..t
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Th K II Ill k h I 548 76"'3 T~h j'1JI '"'11" T·MI~ Ju111 ,1, 1t'4 &11orfltY foJ P•tetter e e \'ll W ma C. I t f NIGHT IY APPO • .'7 -.11erMv' lw .ldmlflltl•1lrl1 CTA '11h!'tl'"ll n•••o• f ·••l O•llv I'!'~!, llut!l'UIM Or•'"'" Co••• D ''¥ not.1 Pub!fl.llld Orll~fe Coas• 0.ll• P'o!llt..° llomc fn J!Untington Beach. 11._ _________________ •N-T0M..;•~N0T;.., ____ ,.. ___ • ___________ .IJ ~llbll•hfd O••noe co111 D•Uv PU01, Ju"•"· n. • 1nd J11l• 1, '"' 110!·1' Ju"' 1J, • afld J111., 1. 1'1 "'° l1 .it•10 June )Cl ol'ld J'UIY 1 u 11 .,111 11"'"' JvM 1" n. • Incl Julr ,, 1'1C. lotf·10 ' ' ' '
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Aruerican··::Golf .f-Tour··:.-:·p,ifeh:·:~and,~Putt·--Saraz~n ' l L '. •, •• ' I ' ' ''i #
• "" ' r , • • , , \ I f • ' , · l . · ' • · ' ~u be Wk'•• to himleU 11th ~r pttlq into llell'o Bqiiur. NEW YORK (AP) -The 8rilllh Open _..,. woo 11 ol Ille ne1l I! llriUsh ."W!len 40 .playen brea~ .70, )OOU. P.,w • OJd. Couroe, ID ,~ Sar--a 89. ollpplog and he -. ' While Britain is lhn! ....... to "1"11 =-ii•~~:·= ;f .· ~: Jrsu~~ ~~l~· ~~fr!~:.s ~ :: :;:·~be IO~: ~~~:l~!.~~!·~p~~ 11'lle , -~\:~·1~ beOOt,.~:;~.~~~t~~~ ~thsu=i~ ~ the~~tt e~~~s~
,·eteran Gene saru.i prtdkteil today; · ••Now a Briton, Jacklin~ ftilds 6oth cwitorned tO shoot.mg lJ1 the low 60S ''I think Palmer hu a eood cKance because he ls such 8 ., • the fast-improving Japanese, 0ane 1 said
· "'The prtllUl"f; m on the U.S. players the U.S. and Britilh Opens. 1f be on soft layouts that they panic when to win this y,ar," said Gene. "J( the .ht may have trouble with\ the. greena. ..1~-was in Tokyo in February," h~ '° win/'._..U. •year.old ex<illmpion repeat -and be well m.icht . y run ~ a .real test where the course is fast aod the wind b&ows, you'll: -TttrJ'.re tremendously big g~ens, un-said ... 1 wu astounded m the interest
&aid. "lf Toay JackUn or another Brit.On • AIDel$can }olf woUld slip '1o • · ays are nan-ow, the rough he•vy hav'e to pick UM! British. U lt'!I llowo dulatin1 and> fast . C1s'fir f 11 : 11
00:: Jn golf there. Thty finally hive learned
wif11 it, it will be pn>!)f that :arier · U~ua .. " .~ . t;, ~ • ... • .'' • and the &l'efOS fast." . ..the .Aq)erican.s Uve a good chance. putter .. ~ greens. ca or e ca how tD grip the club. I predict' that
iO"JUl'I the same bu turned full cycle. Saraten W d aoH on the American sat~n •topped over 1n New York "•·"1 . !if:k Nicklaus etpecla'lly"will Jag pu~hng. ' i five years the Japaneee will be
•iJocll Hutd\laon, 1 Scotsman who tour ftad bec<we lar1ely a "pita! anll · eri toute to Scotland to compete in ~ ' He needs to win another Sarazen ·won the Bri~1sh Open In 1932 ~ t ning both Brltaln and the United
erWated to Anlft'ica, was the first putt" coftteat ~ becauae of the • ea,)'· "the tournamfnt which he won in um. · big 1' ·~fie doesn't win one IDOW, at 'Sandwich and lost it the next year s:aea e. orld golf."
over.tu wiMer of the British "arid (:O\ll"lei. > , • " i·tn ~IS ta:sia. fling with Sl Aodrews ·he wi lWOIT}'inl that maybe he's ••. ·~ St. Andrews, takin& an elgt\t on the tes m w · , . -~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~-'--~..,..,,,--~~--'~~~~~-,-~ I "1 '' • \~ ~ •
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -Sandy Alomar
never hits to r J & h t field. That
fable spells delight or di.u.ster, depending
OI\ whether you're Lefty Phillips or>Dave
Bristol. :rbe Milwaukee Brewers, ha v Ing
caJculated Alomar to be a sbort-Oistanc:e
hii.~ ,. pulled their outliekters 1n clpse
10 the infield to snare his s"at.s.
He responded with t'W1> triplt's, a double ,
and a single to pece the California
Angels ~ a JQ...3 victory in what he
cl(lled "the best day I've had i• the
rm1jors."
!Ii flue&s we sold him • little llhort.''
Brewer manager Bristol said. "I've
never seen him pull lhe bill to right
befQtt."
Angel manager Phillips affirmed "He
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fou.c balls that way all season."
"They alw~ play me like that,'"
Alomar said about' the snug outfield.
"4(''But tonight I was waiting long for
tny pltth."
The recently hot hitter, whose 22·game
hilting streak was interrupted Sunday,
resurnM Mo.day in the opening inning
wben he smacked loser Marty Pattin's
inlrial pitch throuiti a gap to the right·
center field wall for a triple. ~
Roger Repoi followed wllh a homer,
his eighth. •
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·Bead!'• Roy Emerson was eliminated
,• from the All-England ' tennis cham-
. piontbips at Wimbledon today wh.en
:Australian John Newcombe ootlasted him
in five sell, l-1,•5--7, 3-6, 6-2, 11.,. Etnenm. who had beaten Newcombe
13 of 15 meetings, was Wimbledon dwn·
•• }lior1 in lt64-S4 while Newcombe was
1 Ult 1917 wiaRer and 1969 runaerup (to
J 1 1Rod Laver ol Corona del Mar).
Newcombe .hll' become the fa vorite
since the upset defeat of Laver by Bri·
tain's Racer Taylor. .
Tayk>r met Clark Graebner. of New
Y.oU.. the last o( the American men,
<nthe ... !es.
· . 'I1'e fourth semifinal m a l c h e d
· AUs&rU.'1 Jdm Carmichael and Andres
Gimeoo, the veteran Spanish pro.
Also today Ken Rosewall, 35, a tennis
great .,.;. iaever woo this biggest of
titles. gained tfte semifinals by beating
· feUOw Auatralian TOny Roche I~, 6-1,
U , 1-2.
The packed center court crowd was
No · Bull About
Houston's Bull;
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LA.Bombed
enthralled by Ule old v e t e r a n ' s
~rformance. It was the JifSl time
.Rosewall had gone as far at wm\bledon
since he Jost to Lew Hoad in the 19~
fin al.
The little man put on a cllS9i.c dilpla y
-volleys coolly guided into the cornerg,
angled backhands that aucht Roche
wrong-footed and Jobs ht landed on
the baseline.
Roche the lefl-hander who has been
nursing' an .elbow. injury, seldom got
his first service gouig well .
Rosewall reached a peak in the aecond
set when he ran up a 5--0 lead. with ~ Joss of only six poinb. But Rodie
J>Ul the pressure on .Wu in the third
set . .
Rosewall struggled to survive a break
point oo. his service in the f®rth game,
lost a chance to break Roche in t.ht
seventh after a 40-IS lead, and final ly
lapsed with two double-faults to let Roche
through in the 10th.
Now it seemed, was ·fle chance for
Roche,' 10 years younger, to @t back
into the macdl. But at 2-~ tn the fourth
set Rosewall treated. ~,•crowd to all
his magic-a dauling backhand pass,
a cumingly-angled forehand ecn:u the
coun a perfectly jud&ed lob and then anothe~ backhand pass hil as be ran
along his baseline.
That gave Rosewall a break, and he
re peated the perform,nce two 1a~e1
laler with the help of tfO m~ '"'<'-lt)!llly
accurate lobs.
Billie Jean Kiq of Long Beach and
Rosemary Casals of San Francisco kept
LOS ANGELF..5 (AP ) -Bob Watson, alive United States' hopes for a champion
Houston's 2t-ye&r~ld sfu gger nicknamed in the women 's singles Monday by scor·
"'the bull,}? iii,: tried catchi ng and the ing victories in the quarter.finals.
tn the third, the switch hitter -battlng
left·handed throulbout the game -hit
a 1 fµn -scoring double to right field
off the glove of Brtwtt Tommy Harper,
wlio had been swlt.ehecl· to tht ootfield
from the infield because of a wrist
... ,.. ' •• . . outfield and ~,.he's givinl first base a Mrs. King, showing the doge(!
· 1hot ~· · • • • · • · detennination that has made her witson hammered a M1ne run, a doo-America's top player, overcame first Injury_ . . .
'Alomar reached base in the fifth when
hit by a pitched ball to set. off ·a four-run
rally. He tripled i• the sixth off the
right field wall.
·Scoring was concluded after seven in-
nings, ·but Alomar was atlll at it, hilling
a· si1tgle in U>e eighth to raise his batting
average to .279.
'Southpaw Clyde Wright went seven
1rtnings for the Aagels to pick up his
J Ith victory against fi ve losses.
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·Cincinnati's akJgging thi rd baseman. has.
a: chance to become the Natlonaf
Uea&ue's first triple crown winner s~
Jbe Medwicki In 1937.
;Ferez, batting .362 through Sundiy'$
g'd.mcs, trials league-leading Rico CartY
o( Atlanta by onfy seven poinls, a~
l~ads the league In both home runs
'1'ilh 27.and runs batted in wtth 79. 1¥1'• lone .fllrtafion with llle .400
rJark 'eMed .dwing the pell week when
!'e entire Atlan&.a club wel)t lnto a
betting slump. Cany had only three hil!il i~ 24 at bat. for s .125' pace a.rid "opped 2.1 point> from .3114 to .3611.
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Dear Mr. White,
I weaid 1tke to COClll'lb:llate )'GI OI
yoar , ezceueat · ctvera1e of the Werld
C.p ud a'U tile festivities 'DI Mes:lco ·
City. It .. made creat. ri:adCa1. Bela.i .
E,qll1ll I dkhl't like some ol y~r com·
me•U .oa &be Ea&laad M:am'1,btfNivlOC1
tlloo\P·
Alu Herbert
Corooa del Mar
up' civer the Braiil-Eng!and game : must
·have a deeper reason: Was it bei:ause
01ey. were the defeildirig chari'ipions'? Ask
any sOCce.r fan and he'd be qui ck tO
tell ·you that ·it was a gOod; bar?, clean
garl)e..with no holds· barred.
Also, I wish you'd t.(!11 ·your Mexican
correspondent. who shates an equal hate
"for the British. that the World Cup can't
'·'remain'' 'in Latin America when' it
has been in Europe f0r )h~ last rour near Mr. White : · vea rs; where it will remain until after
After reading '1or a week. or so in · Sunday:s final. 'Did he forget that
the Daily Pilot.about two fouls, committed England won the Cup in 1966? d~rlng the ~ngland vs. 'Bra:r.il soccer · As ·an Ir~hman, who (,erh~ps h~ even 11heam~:u~.nd•po~~m' a'ns'~11p~~g 0_~lulhemn~Ban~lsb · less love for. the Ena:lish th_an you , Mr.
'"' ''"" · While; I totally resent your Uncalled team, I just can't wait to read your· 'for at.lack on British soccer. t played
comments on Wedne9day'1 game betweea the"re for,; 21 years, both pr:of~ssionally
Braiil"and ·Uraguay. · ' and 'tu an amateur., arvt J would remind
Here was'·a game where· all 22 players yOu th8t In England {or Ireland ) we
had. hatchets up lheir shirts and it was don't need 12 ft. high fences and 11
a cage of chop, chop, cbop. To beat ft. wide moats. around our soccer fields.
a man with the ball .was "instant death.'' Also spectators are JIOt sea rched for
and Pelt and Fair in particular spent weapons as they go through the
moat of the' afternoon in a horitontal lurnsliles. If you've ne ver seea a game
position. Even the· wonder boy of socce r, in Solith America then you wouldn't
Pele, was penattzed on occasions ·when know 'that a referee takes his life in
he resorted to fripping. There were 27 hii hands everi time he goes onto tlie
fouls in the fif!t half ; the.fools we:ri soccer 'fiekt.'
bad eM'ugh·. btit the acting of •elsyers If yoti must Write about a ·sport that
as they lay 'in agony ·on the ground you obviously, know nothing about, and
left viewers wondering how a simple if yoy ,must ~ critical, at least be
litUe fall could ·result in s kt1ee•hdldin1 constructive, not destrucUve. '. , . .
episode ,for two or three minutes.· Yours SpOJ1.ingly,
l wonder .what you have •&•inst tb1 JOHN ,GQ~E.
En&liah. Aii)'bocly who could &el !O.rUed Huntington Beacb . .
Liston Ready
For Title, Shot;·
Rips .Wepner
JERSEY CITY, N.J .• JAP) Sonny
LiM.On; a"'inner ag.11in, sat in his dressing
TOOm ·and said . he'd like another try
at·lhe'heavyweight bming championship ..
· ln the next room, Chuck Wepner soak·
ed hi s feet in ice water· and made
a few unkind remarks aOOut referee
Barney Felix, 'Who halted Monday night's
fight against Liston after the ninth round
~·ith Wepncr's face a bloody mask.
Liston. now 38, said earlier the fight
could have meant the end of the r01d
}or bim.
· But he made the odd'sniakers look
good Winning every . round hut the fifth
an.d sixth arid drawing the third.
lie ~.as ·guaranteed $13,000. but he also,
had ~omething: to prove-that he could
slill fight. . '. '
Wepne~. supporled Qy a large con-
tingent of hometown fans frc,n neigh~
irig Bayonn'e, had !}Oped ~ · yicto!'Y would
lead him into bi8:·moneY, boxing ·and
. a fight . againS:t . tiUe cpnJ,ender Jerry
Qu.arry~
. ~ow, if eithc;t .man fights 'd\iarfy;
. it "fill be Liston:~ ~~y City sy'ndicclte
ha~ put UP. $40,000 f t~at bout, Which
cou ld be held in At antic City later
thi s summer. ·
Before the fight. Wepner said lie could
beat anYone 'in tht world. if he didn't ' get cul. · . · · ·
Liston cut him ne8 f ttie moot!\ in'
the kecood roUnd And Wepner waS drip-
ping' bloOd' from aboVe bi:llh eyes when
lhe :fight was slopped. 'ifter the n ( n t'h
ofthf: schedu~ IO!"rou"nder. ' '
Liston 's 'tight 'and left Were equally
effective and deCiS!ve·tn' the eighth and
J1lnthimen wepner-'oOviousty whte~. . ' ,.
! ·s· R~~ing De·aths--W orst~ever.. l;y ~ar· ·.'
JLONOON. \AP) -Two fatal aulo ra~ 'Two fatalities which Tocked the aulo marshal's post. ._ ~as kill~ Jun@ 'lO. in practice tO.: thl! cf"IJhn Sadat ~ to eilht the. rsclng fralernity were. those of Grand Courage, hand90f'lle. debonair and one !I.font Ventoux HUI Climb near Carpen· "'~ af'.nein& drlvers .tilled in the PriJ drivers Bruct McLartn of New ol • .t.he bes.l Jiked drivers oo the'. Grand tras. His l..Otus FormUla'. ~3 ·car slid
8'JlO sport • far .this year, the wOC'lt Zealand and Britain's 'PittS Coufage, Prix circuit perished in a flaming wreck off the road and struck·ll tree. ·
iii many yean. Heir' to a fnulli·million-dotlar brewery o( his De T-omaso Formula One car The other two reported track fatalities ·
: At the Swedish Anderstorp Raceway, coml)lex. during .lhe Dutch Grand l?rix June 20 this year wc:re : M~ch 30 in Sydne}',
British drivft-'Derek Williams wu burn--Both were ronsidered among tht top at Zandvoori. .AustraUa.. when· AUstrallan Thomas
tid to death while competinl in the lir wqrld claas raoin1 drivers .. nd>•bo&ft .. Courage's· wife. the mc>ther ·of two s.ubnan d~ In a,IQCal .clob race: and
Jkal FMmula ,580 Mnt. were 1llcr'rtprded as among1he •fest YOlll'lf~n, saw the cruh. JI.fay 25 .in SilVe.rstone, England, when
:Hi1Lcar .~rst into n11net sncl bur;ned in the~. . '()ti .Ma y] 21, whne prAcUcing for the 'Briton _Martip ·~ratn 'wQ killeCI in ~.
ltit aner nsnmlna another car. . MclMen. died jQne "2 wMn !telling 1,llKJ.kil~eter Nuerburgiing race, crack sport!! car club race.
!Aiee "'6unday, In Fr1nce, JeanLoc a~lngsportscar.at.theGood\l.:ood,. f'IMish .driye r Hsns .Laine, 24, of 'Apart from auto rl'Clbg, 'at least eight
SllOl;llOn. married only two weeks, was England, 'circuit. His gelf-dt!signed ca'r-• Htitsinkl, · flipped~ hia Portche 909 QT moton:yclls1s have been killed 10 far
IOJled ~ J' formula S race when hi!I left the circuit .at an estimated 150 , hlgil ·~ and ·died in the blating this yea r on · ract 1racks -rive. of
lf.al\inl ~ar overtlrned on I.ht last lap. miles per hour, bttrsling lnto .flames1 wreckap. lhcm on tht! lslf'! of Man Tourist Trophy lf1' ~ire, at !"f~' 11w the crash. as • Jl struck ~ concrete trackSidt , In Fr~nct, Andrew Willem of Belgiwn aeries tarller thl$ monl.h.
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bi!".Jlnd,a Slogte and drova in five runs set problems to defeat Australia's Karen
. Monday .night as the Astros outslugg~ Krantzcke. J..6. 6-3. 6-2, while the tiny
Los Angeles 10.5 to snap the Dodgers Mi ss Casals continued to silence her
six-game wi n' Srteak. critics by stopping Winnie Shaw of Great
In tonighl's ~econd game of the three-Britain in overpowering fashion, 1-2, 6-0.
game series, "OiQllY Lemaster, ~IO, will Joining the two American girls in
pitch for Houlllll_l, agai nst Los A:na:eles' the semifinals are Australia's top seeded Joe Moeller, 3-3. • ente Houst.ort built up a !l-l 1ead againat Bill Marga.~el ~.urt, who overcame,' c r
Singer, ». making his first appearanc1 ~urt Jitters to defeat Germany s Ht\ga
since• l\is near ro.hitter last week Jn • Ntessen. 6-8, 6-0, 6-0, and F~~ncolse J?Urr
Atlilnta, and F:nd Norman who gave up of France. ':"'ho beat Cecilia MarUnei:
Watson's fourth-inning home run, a of San Francisco, 6-0, 6-4.
three-run shoL
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WHIITEN . Iowa (AP ) -:[)enile Long,
an Iowa legend who made 9JJ0rts history
by being the first girl. ever drafted
by a professional basketba1J leltn, says
she'll trade her gym shoe$ for a stsck
of books th,is fa!l. · ·
"I think I would like to leave basketball
behind. I want to look forward to.,a
few other things." said Miss Long from
her parents' home in Whitten M<inday.
Among those other things · afe college
at the University of Nortllern ' Iowa In
Cedar Falls and a boyfriend. "I don 't
want to say his name," sh( uid, "I
jusl like someone really, ryially well."
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T'vo an-"'l es from the camera lens prove th e Tremont Stakes' nnish
at Aqueduct must be shared between Raise Your Glass (l ), ridden . by .Jor~e Velasquez., aryl Tamptent (3) under Eddie S.lmonle. Tb•
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Mod Sod Revolt.
.Changing Sports
The Costa Mesa Comets and 1
the Westminller -.ipro nine
dows hamesa racinc track -wait for their ;conftontatioll
near Washington, Pa. Sunday at ~ .Me•·•'' a
l'jEW YORK (AP) -The
rilanulacturer1 call it. A~
Turl, Tartan Turf. Ind PoJy.
Turf. The athletes have 1a·
beled it Mod-Sod.· But what-
-ever it's called tbere1s little
·dOllbt that the increasini ust'
ol man-made g.rass substitutes
could change the nature or
several sports.
The mod-sod revoliltion be-
pn virtually unnoticed when,
in 196.1, the first aynthetic sur.
race Wll inatalled at the Mea..
Nitro Run
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Saturday .,
Drag racing's three·quickest
and most spectacular fuel
burning clas&es will b e
featured in Orange County
tnterrlational Raceway's third
annual Nltromelhant ·Cham-
. pionships Friday e.veninr.
All three classes will begin
qualifying at J p.m. with
feature · racing and awards
presentations at 7.
Top fuel dragsters, !unny
cars and ' fuel altereds will
Compete in three separate IS..
car fields for a cash purse
in es:cess of $13,000.
In 1 special pre-race
ceremony. the most oulstan-
ding top fuel driver of the
year will be· honored.
The recipient of the Mike
Sorokin MemOrial Trophy is
detennined by a vole of all
licensed top fuel drivers. The
presentation of the award wi\1
be made by Robyn Sorokin,
widow of the driver who was
fatally injured al OCIR in
1967.
Past winners have been Don
Prudhomme and the late John
MuUigan.
The raceway contributes
$2,500 each year from the pro-
ceeds of the Nitro Cham-
pionshps to the JI.like So'rokin
Safety and Research Foun-
dation for the • inveatigation
lind administration of im·
proved 'drag· race safety.
Best aera bets for success
Friday night are Fountain
Valley's Lou Baney and Gary
Cochran in the top fuel
category.
Last Saturday G a r d e. n
Grove's Gary· Burgin defeated
Mike Mitchell of S a n
Bernardino in the final race
of OCIR's gas supercharged
feature.
Larry Derr tLos Alamitos)
won the injected funny car
contest over Redondo Beach's
Gary Henderson.
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OT football field ~ve.red, at don play.
H®1ton'1 Astrodome. •· 1be Comets' ca.me from a
Now,· seven proleasional 1~ d'tfieiL at TeWinklt io
baseball and .foot~! fiekls record 1 3-1 \l'lctory ov~ the
are cove!" w1~ o~ of ~ San Bemardioo10rioles while
three ma)Or varieties of arUf1.. Westminster d~ an 11-1
cial turf, more Uwi 3D colleae verdict to the LI Fonda stars
football· liel~ have ·been cov-· at Sant.I &11. Memorial Park. t!red or are 1n the process ol , . . .
being covered with aynlhetie 1be Cotnets Wln put ¥t
surfaces and the nombet . ot league ~ at 2:-1 and ~-1
running' tracks~esurf ed' ia proved their overall mart to
reac.hir!g toward 1, 5-3.
And those f do nOt in-Westminster is now .2-1 in
elude the large: 'number ol. mu-leape play and S-1 Overall•
niclpallY owned r~iliti'5 from Ric~· Gnagi wu jhe bil bat
Flint, Mich., to Wichit~ FaJJs: for. the Comet!, collectin1 twn
Tes. and· from. St. Pete(sbur1. ot the three Costa Mesa hiur Fili~ to Spokaiie, Wash. ·alJ:.eady While driving in aU three runs.
converted to mod-sod. Gn8gi '• too:foot home nin
The chan1eover from grass to left-center in the lis:tb tied
to one of the three major au!> mailers up at t·l and bis
liUtutes has come with ,such eighth inning sin&le drove
startling rapidity in the, Jast home mates Mick Reed1 and
five years that Michigan State Lee Evans With tht c:mtets'
wiH play every one of it.I ~~-final two scores.
ball games, home and away, Leitblnder Dan De H 001 on an artificial surface durin& hurled a complete pine fot the 1970 season. • manager John Saint'• Means, At the recent Mexico City atrlkMc out 11%, w1lkin1 tnr8
Olympics, on a track of J'arlaf!, and giving up seven hits. Turf more records were brot-
en iii runnina events than in Comet Jeltlielder Tim C\J.n..
any Olynipic carnival in his-ningham was the defensive
tory, not one event from t;seo stir of the contest.
meters on down surviving tbe He fielded ·an Oriole bast
assault despite the rarefied hit on one bounce and fired
atm.;>sphere that was suppoaed 1 bullet to the Plate to erase
to drain athletes. a po15ible San Berdoo ICOrt
·In the nine men's events, up and 111uff out the vlliton' lut
to and jncluding the 1,SOO, mx hope in the ninth inning.
world records were aet, one Steve Hau&tn and Len
equalled and two.Olympic rec-Gaeta wefe the o DI y
ords established. W~imter players to hit
ln the six• women's events. safely but the losers' chief
four provided world records. problem ag~nst La Fonda
one lied the world mark and was the injury bug.·
another l i e d the Olympic WestmMster's 1 ta r l i n I
record. pitchtr Chuck Huer and
While the surface of -the reliever Randy Dunc.an It!ft
track Was only one of the fac-· tne contest with injurie1 as
tors, it was generally consid-did catcher TtrTY Ardis.
ered to be a major factor..... In addition to Hater and
and mod-sod very likely could Duncln, ·Doq Munsell, Rod
.also play a major role in foot-Arnold and IUck Mauzie also
ball, both college and pro, and saw mOlmd action for coach
major league baseball. Sam Duncan'• warriors.
Mesa Five,
Barons Tie
For First
Costa Mesa and Fountain
Valley gave a preview to the
1910-71 Irvine League basket-
ball aeason Monday ,night with
their clash in the Orange Sum-
mer loop. 1
Mesa welcomed-back coach
Emil Neeme from a camping
trip with a 39-35 victory,
enabling Neeme.'s Mustangs to
tie with Fomtain VaUey for
tt1e summer circuit leadership
at 4-1.
After the winners bad raced
off to a U.26 edge with their
\'aunted Neeme fast break,
they cooled off and permitted
th e Barons to creep wilhin
three pojnls (31-35) with just
over a minute lefl in the co~
test. .
Mustang playmaker Chuck
Bridges sank a charity at-
tempt. to give his mates their
final margin of victory.
Nef:me termed the crucial
win a "very fb1e team effort.
since we only suit up sis boys
for these games."
He added, ·~we cooled off
tremendously the last quarter,
bul came through when the
chips were down.
i.r think, overall, we hurt
them most on the botrds with
Allen Moore and RiCk Desmet
dominating."
Prospective junior D'o u I
MacLean (6-3) of Co!ta Mesa
shared game scorin1 hmors
with Fountain Valley's Davt
Lynch. Both players canned
17 point$.
COSTA MeSA Utl. N ,,.,,
F.!lfsled i f 1 i~ ;:l:~:•n !'I' ll•llll-1 ' """ 111 1 Dtf~:l'JioUNTAtM \'ALL.IT ~~ ~:
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Enjot 1he th rill of
an Old Faahioned
Log R;.t.-Knott'•
nev.'tlt attraction.
IL'• exciting!
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Corona, Tars
FV, Lions
Post Wins
Aquatic powerhouses Corona
del Mar ancf "Newport Harbor
kept rol lln& along in the Costa
Mesa Summer Water Polo
League Monday ni&ht with
victories in the AAA division
at the Orance Coast C0He1e
pool .
Deleoding CIF diamjiion
Corona def Mar zipped put
Costa Mesa , i-4, while the
CIF runnerup Newport Tars
socked ii to Estancia, 7-2.
In other JrAA 1 a m e •·,
Lakewood edsed · G I r d e n
Grove; H, and Stimy Hilb
dumped. Loa1 Beach Willion,
7·3.
Fountain Volley hiplishted
AA actloo at Eatancia Hilb
with a M decision over Troy.
Westminster tripped Buena
Park, 11-1, Ind Santia&o bet·
tered Marina, M.
Corona's Gar th Ber&eaon
wu high scorer for the co~
test with four 1oab.
Rick Snyder led Newport's
win with · two eoaJ•, wltile
Steve Webtter llld Larry Blal·
fennan each ICOl'ed once for
Estancia. ,
Fountain Valley'• KJ rt
Westerfield .~ tfle bnml
or ·his tide'• offensive--
firepower in the Bu11ns' wjn
over Troy; He accounted for
seven of the nine BUOll
tallies.·
A trio ()( Steve HeMinpen.
Rick Lillis lod Rod Statham
pmered .... eoat. .... to
fad Westmlnllor -Buena
Pork.
Nice Bass Catch
Marlon Pontin1 of Cotta
t.lesa cau&ht a I V4·pound baM
rt:cently while fi!h1i'll ·Ofl lhe
lront ol tht pl<r at Art's Lan-
d.In& in Huntington Beach.
She pulled ln htr catch y;ilh
a 12-lb. tut lint.
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FV ·sweeps Pair; .. -~Pdwa, ""'!' ' . .. . •• ._ ..... lllf ....
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Coast, ' 0 VllUALlll PUllTICll 111 IAl'I l'OllTMI" ·D~dgers 9-4 ~ •
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Jt .. d ... •'t'u&.ually poy 11 :11ioot ilroct1y -.toi ·,
. 111,..a tt.at ii Politiol\fd btl1iM'• h1iartl 'tUCh .-.. i und . ttUnHr .; The dlancu of hittint a ;.rt.ct
·shot · ind alltint up ,•· biritt putt simply_ ire not
equil to the itilk tf.catc:hinc tht 11·"d 1nd ~rt11kili1
·•bOc•Y· ~ · . la ··u.e1e' Circurri~•cn I find ·that it helps to.
. Vt.u1liz1 ·ttie ;flllitlck in 1 uJe· positien1 w1ll 1wly ·
1..0m the haz.td·('" iUu1tr1tton). Thi1vi1U1lintion lliiltl mo •. jiaoltivo-yot 11fo-tor11i.
9y u1in1':thia WChAique, birdie putts' will H
aUr'pritinsty frtf'juent ind' bo&io c:onspiCuoualy r1 rt. . . . ,.
0 ''HOW TO' IYPltQVE YQUlt Pl!TIING"I Here i• Arnolll ,;.11n11.'s ,
iill\y, illu•tratld•tuide·to pUttini: 1t111c•, tin•· UP, Mrokel S.,.11 20&
1 lon• with 1 1ta111JH, 111f.1ddrnlfll •nv11ope to Arnell! Pellri•f,
in t•rt of tlli1 nt wip.lper. · ,
Fist8 .'Fly' ; Ea'gles , I . . .
. Tbt.---..Vllley Anaels and Sao Clemente
· Amtl'lcln Leake 1t·1 i e b a.11 .squar.ed olf at Costa Meaa
tffnl coplurect Ill llDb and Hip ud lb< k11els came
tewatb C6lllmlttva , victories out cm top by a 7-2 count.
SUndly wiMa a pmr ti tWin Diminutive i(S-1) souttlpaw
abutoutl over Wf8lmlmttr stev~ F~ set. W~trnins~er
(Jl.0). and Anlhlim f(effron down 1on JUst three b1ls, lloiaile,
(z.0) lit tbe J..eaion'• National his teammates were aluqing
Leque. • · . out· 11 aafeties~ .and laking ad-'ountain Valley .traveled •to .. va~tqe ol nine. Westminster
-Hiib; lo IUbdu• 'erf/1tS, · Wfltminlter ·and 'dumpecl' Us Fountain Valley virlually
1-·1oe a&·r....ioia Valley ;wripped 'up the lllair in the
ff11b. , top of the 'lhird when coach
·.ht the lllly ·Olblr 1ame .i. Gene MariDacci:1 crew piled volvial-u area nine in Na-up 'Iii' runs.
tlonal octlon, h Hlrbor Tiie w1-. managed the . Docla<n · IOI put Placentia, Ill i.m .. ·on only I~ hits,
M ,, ii El Dorado .H;p: bill -IJister committed
1"e area'• two Amtricfft , five miscues m the frame for
lliop· Le . eutlitS -llatbOr ..... llaoidy -~-
• ,..::::,,. Y.t.LL.•Y u• ' ",·FOi, trbo .fa'tlned h ve and
as· • M ••t walked live, was given ex~ ~~~:~~~.... .. ! ! ~ ~ telleat support. by Steve Fritz •tbif+f.·"' ' • • '• (three'hits) and Mike Roberts ~~~r.'' rf : : : : (iwo hil!J, ~ r =ri· ct " • • • Mike ·Dodd (lwo hits) and
w111c..!.:bc : : : : Doug, Price (one hit) were
"*'Mr.' :111o 2 1 11 • the ' Gnly Wtmnster batters ltT~1::· • ~· ~ ~ ~ to &aiber safeties. •-., !"-"· Fountain Valley threw its
Helf,.,. .. * W:... .. , ~ ace right-hander Gil Banagas
Fou1111111 v111W• •• • .,._, ' • •t Heffron (Savanna-5ervite.)
POVNTAIM VALLO 1111 • and the strin,bean Huntington •~nz. 11 ·~ •,, ", ••J Beach lfi&b ace· was nearly
G.odakW', 11 1 II • II IS sharp IS Fox, aUowina Hhf, ... ,, 1 I 1 I ~~~:·~ 11 ! ; ~ . : ·~~: ~:s ·~~wo ;c:J~~in ~=~· ~;' ; : : . : Valle)' scored 11 the second
Eb...,, cf • • • • inning stood up fot the ru.or-cant~11. rt i ' 1 ' , u ....... · · .... Wt11litlc1m•, rt t I I l lharp _.,..al'.
Ml!ctwoH, 111 , 1 11 • Brad Churchwell accounted SYmOll.$,.,, 10111 "o/ ·
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WiMtrS in the nfaht.cap. " Th~ National circuit'•
Harbor Dodgers b I a s t e d ''\:
Pla,Ceotia pitching fM Ii hit~
In improving their 1978 tlate "
to an impressive tl-z. • '•
1be big Dining ror the
Dod&ers was tbe third when
they accounted for a.ix ruu:i
on fi ve bits Ind 'i Pair 01~
walks.
Steve Hedrick lltarttd on the
mound for tbe Dodcers" and7(
loged seven : fnmes wbile7:
Mike McMiM fired a two-in-'"
nin1. no-hit relief job.
Billy Powell and J' f f
Zelsdorr sluqed three hits
each ror the winneri "wtUMi ·,·
,Jeff Blaochird, Steve VaUere
and Jim Watson all had two.
The Harbor Angels glued
together six runs in the first
three frames en' route to their "
win over San Clemente.
Randy Embrey paced the '
Angels' 16-bit onalaught with "
£our singles in four plate ap-
pearances wtlile Dale Kubeika
slugged three bits and mates "
Glenn McKinley, Kevin Mor-·
row and Tom Neth had two
. apiece .
Lanky D a n Quisenberry ·
went the route on the hill ,
for coach Jim Hagey's Angel!, .
wlUffloi ni.1e and penn.ittint
five hil.!I.
San Clemente picked up ,,
single. tallies in the 1i1lh Ind··
nii;itb stanzas.
DQ l1J,Los Amigos
Monday ni&ht "WU aort of Gary ·.Carr'e· squad into UJl..
lhe' "odd ·ru&ht out"' for lht dilputed poaeasJoo of first
COila Mesa' Sum~ltt" Bllket• · J>lace in the l90P with a 3-0
ball Ltape it £atancia Kith· • mart. '
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fn:~·one contest t~at·was • 1 · t.o•·•M••e:~,,~, ,,. T•
played, • boat ~a and · •Kerr• I s 3 s
1ol Anli&OI ~.a~· pot. =:-! ~ ~ 1;
ec:f1at each,Othef~WIUl a Deir• ~t<I• • J • ll ' -~ u. __ .:..1 .Ktlllr • ! 5 ,, riot relUlUq tow&& .. u~ ~"' lrM:feflll t • t , of the Contett. Sllr.ut c .~, :t 13
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o1 the fisUCuffs, ~ii·w~ Tt1••• -•n.t.NC:~J:.~ 1s u 7>
the baskelball g11m,e,.7t-i3. ' ,. " "" T•
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to lhcRir up, thus forleihn1 C011.iu. , t , 11
its . ltheduled contest with Fe;!,11 ; ,; ,: 1;
Mater .Dei by a 2.0 score.· t~.,. ... ""'
I ••· --JI-Loi Ami-L111 a,;,1-If II 17 ft-71 · n u~ -\ •-~1t1n(lt 20 IP ftl 9-7' tiff, the hosts ; 1 won t h e
ballgame but the visitor• wOn·
the boring match: . ·
Loi Amlaos committ6d 21
team fouls to Mancia'• more
modeJt lolal of··2'.
As an~end result ol all·the
flyin& elbows and e1cecllive
body contact throughout the
tilt, a • .1kirmish.occurffd with
one second left in the game.
One Eltancia player was
banlJhed from . the floor . and
each ;11de received a technical
foul and a free throw on the
house. . . .
111e slight 39-34 Estancia
~ al ·the hallway Point wis
indicative' of the closeMu of
·the' for'ay.. '
Jn the final field 1oal tabuta·
llona, the two .quads_ were
even; 29.-29. But Esta.1>91 edg·
eel . its vWtors by a 21·15
mar&Ui at.~ c~rity ~tripe. ·
30 Midgets
At El Toro
A field ·of 30 midget racers
will conver1e on El Toro'•
Oranae County s p·e e d w a y
Satun(a,y nipt for oome fut
July Fourth activity. nme trial.I are 11alld 1.ot
. 7 p.m •.. with finals set to 10
·at 1:15 •.
Danny McKnipt, ll\Jane
Sears, Roy Cook Jr. and Tony
S.lmon wtll be tryina to cut
down leader Lowen Sachs'
point lead.
SaChs leada second place
man McKni&ht by 137 points
aod Is threatening to lock up
the title early ,ifl his realiable
Geor1e Newnam Offy.
.. The Jut .... petitor to bump
oU Sachs is Nor.walk'• Rick
GOdy and 'be is a JlOS:ll~1e en-
tty in Saturday's host1Ulia. ,
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'San Clemente was the only
1uccesafu1 Orance Coast area
enlcy in Foothill summer
basketb411 league action. !\ton.
day night at TusUn's Foothill Hilb ..
The Triton& dumped area
counterpart Laguna Beach, 54-
•4. in the middle g a m e of
~e usual lripltbeader.
In the , opener. FooUtill'a
Knights aliced through th<
~lission Viejo DiablOI by a
76-45 tcOre and' 'J;tistin finished
tht night's activities by bop--
pine Santiago, 14-53.
T-all and talented S a n
Clemente had quite a bit of
trouble with lhort Ind scrappy
Laguna in their confrontation.
The Lagunans, who 1ave
away 1everal inches at almost
every position, actually car-
ried a three·point {24-21) edge
on their shoulders at the half.
N\Cty 6-2 junior J o h n
Harbold controlled the boards
and chucked in 13 points in
the first two quarters to keep
Lquna on top urltil San
Clemente woke up and out.-
nodded the Artists, 15-6, in
... thin! penod.
u·arbold· ended up with 16
points to lie him for the game
scoring lead with S a n
Clemente's "'' Steve Kalota,
who sat Oll the bench much
of the contest with foul
troubles.
Br1d AtcCaslin added 13 for
the winners and Vince Whlt-
nah had 10 for Laiuna.
Foothill rode a s le ad y
defense and some uncanny
shooting to knife thoroughly
through Crtstvlew League roe
Mitsiori Viejo.
Coach Hank Hummell of the .;
Knights rotated 10 pleyer1 ,
throughout the clfisb, aSIUrinl "
1 fresh troops on the floor 1t .
all times. ,
The strategy . paid off a!
1''oothill nailed the. Diablos' i
coffin with a 4>-point first
half. ,
Frank Mort and Ea r 1 .,
Fergusoo were atop the Diablo
point parade with 13 point!
each. ··
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scorln& pace by eani>fnl II
pc)mts on a variety ol 1nake-
llke drivea before foulin1 out
In the !oorth period.
Major League Standings DEAN LEWIS
ANNIYlllAIT U.LI NATIONAL LEAGVE AMERICAN LEAGIJE :
BalUmort
New York
Ditroit
Boston
Cleveland
Wa!hingtOll
EaH Dlvlslft
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
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Jeff 7.<llldorl toned in 11
points and reserve forward
Doug · Confer contributed 10
to the Estancil point machine.
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test. Mater Dei toot the floor
in Pacifica's 1bsence and went
through a " i co r o u 1 ·infra-Minnesota
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He~.., to Find V aloe ; Pr.ints
By SYLVIA PORTEil
I SeceM 11 • ttrtt• ·-........ ) 1'bt fact that a purehast
of wtll...elicted prints, et-
t.illnp oc encravin1s h1S not
oaly brO\ltht' you I r e a l
pJtuure but also has come
out far better than • purchase
ol 1 i m i J a r l y ..-·ell-selected
stocks .or bonds in \he pasl
few yeriln underlines tht ap-
peal or · this "far out" in·
''estment m,dtum.
But bow can you find et-
c b In 1l. engr1vln11.
ljjbogtlphs or othtr t~ of
prints to adorn your Jlvln.a
room walls aod at the 11me
time sec: your purchases arow
In value in coming years!
How can yoo avoid paying
b1i IUJTIS for fotied print.s
and C>Jher non-original&!
A YU ND AMENT AL first Point is• that prints can bt
either originals or reproduc-
tioos. An ori1inal print, as
. defined by Che prestigious
Print Council of. America,
o>mes from a plilte, bk>ck.
stone or other medium en
which an imqe has been
created by I.be artist hinlself.
Tbt artist also ma.US lbe
prints or auperviset this proc-
ess, and approves a limiitd
number ol ihe prinU in the
form ol his signature. A
reproductJon, however, is a
(.'QI>)' cl a print or other art
"·ork made by phot.oar1phic
techniques, aeldom u n d e r
aupervision by the 1rtist.
Now here are basic rules
for buying prints, both for
their li'tilltic rewards and for
tbtir prcfit potential: _
II) BEf'ORE buying, con-
sult eatabli.shed sources of in·
formation, lncluding auction
c:atalosues, art books and
• · c • ta lope Rais<ri:mees,''.
whicft are comprehensive.
\\'ell-annotated compilations of
all the prints of various
artists. AJso to get 1 basic
educltion1 visit mwieum pint
ubineta. Often you •must
make an appointment. to do
ao, but don't fail LG do this,
for many ol the infest ex-
amples ol _prklt.s ire to be
found today in museums.
(2) Browse in galleries and
shops, both in the U.S. and
abr04d, to gel 1n ide1 ol
the ranee of prints 1v1il1ble
and prices being ~arpd by
\'arious outlets for simil1r ~wks. Try tc finct an era « 1n attlst or a school ol
artists reaJly attractive tc you
.tnd tbeio fccwi: your Jnteresl.S
and attention oo yotir choice.
(3) When you are ready J> buy, stick to eslablished
jrint deelers -prefer1bly
flxlse who have been in
Nsiness al least five years.
Seek th~lr guidance en the
quality and 1uthe.nticity 'of the
prints, you 1re coosidering
~rcbasing. ·
. (')AVOID ON&IHOT print
exhibitions4'a. hotel wiles and
·Wood Heads
' ·sRI Unit
£dward C. Wood, direc1or
of applied programs at the
Stanford Resaerch fnttltu~. is
the executive direclor of SRl's
aew ti million laboratory at
Irvine.
Prior lo joining SRI in 1962, Wood was employed by the
General Electric ComPfinY at
Richmond. Washington. He: is
1 mtmber of the lnslitut e
of E1ect.rlca1 and Electronics
Eqineers, the A mt r i can
Nutlur Society and-the
American A.saoclaticn for the
.Adv1nctmlnt ol Science.
Wood will reside in Newport
Beach aft.et" July I with his
wife Obdulia and their four
children.
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ANIWlllNG BUREAU
us.1m
..
sales by unknoM'n aucUoneers.
f'requtolly, says Sylvan Cole.
president of New York's:
Associated American ArtltU,
tht natioo's: largfff. print
a a 11 er y , fly-by-ni&ht au(·
tkHleus will llOld up • Piie
which bas been lbrn tut ol
1 n art book, a.imounct U.Uy
that "this: is wri Sl50, ·but
let's start 1bt biddiac •l sis·•
..: alld succeed ln xllin& it
for a di9tinct.Jy DCkl·barlliD
priC< ol 1311. . •
·· Auctionl." Mys Coit. "can
be a great ~ buy prints,
·but ooly if• )'OU lnow euctly
what you art doift&." A
cardinal l'\l1t OD aldionl is
to 1Ue:od .tbe tsblbltion
beforehand ind eumint Ute
prints. since thty 1 re
generally JOld ."'1s ls.''
Iii ALSO AVOIO· t b <
"bargllns" advertised lo Y.CUr
ne l chbcrhood pidure
framesbop unlela the dealer
has an established 'reputation
in lhe fieJd o{ priDts and you
know ~t you want.
16J Be on the lookout for
''retlriltes" -which are re-
runs ol the original pl.ltes.
'lbett: may ha'(e bee n
rediscovered .lone after an
a.rti.M's dpth, olten with
cance:llltion lines · d r a w n
lhroullb them by °" artbl '° tllat further prillf.I '"'P-
I See by Today's
Want Ads
• Summer cycle: t:njoy dlt
1tl'n1 l1: ll.M or Q:lrl w1 lchlnc
At .)'OU zi p a,munrl !he
bf!,•ch en 11'11& '68 Hoolla
1rail bikt , Exctlltnl cor~
dlflon mu1I i>ee 10 •PP"*
l1!c.
• Hive traller will travt.l:
Be In styLe &Jila twnmer
\\llh thb tent traikr IOr
J25(), Gtles •llY'A'~ and
P\'tl')'Whl'rr.
• Do )'OU D\\'n an older IW'IU$e
111'1(1 riO )-OU lik4! Early
An1cric111 rurnllure? If
>OU do hl!.rt. la a arc111
hoy; Etr\Y America n 11011
and 2 111;lveJ 1ockc-r ct1alrt
U. t.\cellf:nt condition,
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OVER THE · COUNTER Comple~e-New York St~k List
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C.Omplete New York Stock Exchange List
Mart Starts Week
On Selling Note
NEW YORK (UPI) -stocks, off sharply last
weel<, ..-udend further 1ellln1 pressure Monday
in the abaence of con1tructlve news. Tradln& w1s 4
Jirht. •
· The UPI martotwlde indicator wu Gll 1.21 per-
cent with l,PI luUM on the tape. Of .these, ne d•
cllDed and :1113 fained.
The Dow Joa11 Industrial 1ver1-e. the blue chip
barometer, ll>owed 1 loas of 4.9! at 112.tt ·
Tu"'°"er of about I. 75 million sbares compand
with t ,111,000 lbarn Friday. ·
Tbt mllket was in "• period of acute dullntl1,"
an analyst remarted. Luclm Hooper, senior a .. lyll for W; E. Hutton
le Co., 1aid that over tht Der tenn u1 don't tbJnt
the mart et · will go far In tither direction, but will
likely go down more than it roes up._"
Among t!le d11's most active stocks wore·CNA
P'inlnclal, Cin(!innati Gos Ii Electric, Okllllloma 011
It Electric, British Petroleum, Memorex, and N•·
Uonal Casb lleliller.
In lite tndln1, CNA was down about 1 cri 21)1,.
600 shares, Oklahoma G11 I: Electric was up 1/1 on
115, 700 1hare1, and British Petroleum· was down 1/1
on IOll,400 lhlres. National Cash Register and Mem-
orex, ~ the widest movers oa the most active
!ill, fell 3 and 514, respedlvely, in late trldlng.
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-rGld-Co.--.i
pllftl to eoneoUdate t h • marUtlal el Its ..... lrucU
and ports in the Un\tld .llaitl,
lfflcttvt July 1, wUh I MW
subohlary, Ford Mlrillllllc
Corp., actil1a .. -diltril>ut<ir.
Lee A. laeoc<a, pr-
o! '""' North -· A-Opentiono, will btc:ome c:bainnan el tht new
.. boidlary' whldl will lacludt
the Fon division, Ille Unoob>-Memuy dtvlsloo, marU!inl
setvic<s, Autolltt-Fcint porls
divlsloa and clooitr -top.
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MUTI AND JEFF
MEN, LITTLE BY
LITTLE WOMEN
ARE TAKING OVER
THE'WORLD1
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JUDGE PARKER
Tue,sday, June ,0, 1970
W GOTTO
P!JT A STOP TO
T+lEIR LIBERATloN
MOVEMENT AND
ALL '14,<(f NON-
SENSE'
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!>ME TURtrrjEO UP MERE T~Y AT
JUYENttE MALL~ SME'S A FR164frENECJ
VO:UNG WOMAN MIT 5He WANTS
PE5f"EAATELY TO SEE HER SON!
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By Chester .Gould
By Tom K. Ryan
MINP If I
1'LAY 1HR00Gft?
By Al Smith
L.ET 'EM
~AVE IT!
ITS ROTTEN
ANYWAY!
By Harold Le Don
ONE TMl!rlG, A.MEY!
PON"T TELL lpVE ~E'S COMU1l6 OVER'!
U'L ABNER . '
GORDO
MOON MUWNS
ANIMAL CRACKERS
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1 l!l'!f~" STAliT 1'~HT IN oN·.. ·
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By cfi'arles Barsotti
By Gus Arriola
By Ferd Joh1110n
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ACRO SS
1 Pfitsl
5 L ittrary
form 10 Ltgtnd
14 Lopsided
15 Join
l b Da sh
17 EJ1:!re111e rev-
olulion1s t5
19 Irishman,
t .g.
20 Talc~
illegally
21 Manage a
miilchi nt
23 Waned
2b Mineral
27 Persuas io11
by rlattery :?.O Aci d
)4 Sad cry
35 Herbaceous pt ant
37 Tillle period
38 Flock
J9 Croups
ol eil hl 415mal
;unoun t
42 Compass
po lnl :
Abbr. 43 Cht111icJ l
tlemtr~L
Pre fill
144 Mos lem
judge
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Indian
Oct an :
2 words
47 Na\i Vl'S
olCDfk
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51 Sac:
Comb. form
52 Wiscon si11
port
56 Clemens
cha1at tl'r
bO In a line
61 That which
is held in
cus te>dy
b4 Thi n mark
&5 orri
b6 Greek city
sta ll'
b 7 Supp!tlll.'nted
t.8 Cupidity
b9 Corrodt
DOWN
l Tar dy
2 Man '~
n ic kn af!lt
3 li unlin!J
ho1n nolt
4 To lht
purpose
5 Rush
violently
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Comb . for111
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8 Holy Roman
emPf!ror
9 Reply
10 ····-servic e 11 At hena
12 Ont ado c i!y
13 Stake
18 Spoken
22 An"rican
Indians
24 Must 25 Vig0tously
forceful
27 Gambol
28 "Que -···-"
29 Worn out
31Bloc.Ir1JP
anew
32 Muhammadan
dtC1tt
33 Kind of
dwell ing
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3& Color
39 Follows
commands
40 EJ1:ceplional:
Informal
44 Sou;i
4& A.ppl ied
lht brakes 48 Ca me f0tlh
49 Muslal or
Kenton 52 Cabbage
53 ··--lhe Red:
Va1 .
54 Nol one
SS Love god
57 Asian rivf
58 Pallena~
59 Re~inder
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SuffiJ1:
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STEVE ROPER By Saunden and Owergard
5HUT THAT~. O'HARE!•MANO
DON'T 5:(1ii'EAM .... QR tTLL BE
THE LAST 501JND YOU EVE• MAKE!
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Tlidd'1, J11ne 3<1, 1970
HOUSES FOR SALE
Nowport BNch 1211
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE /HOUSES FOR SALE l~OUSES FOR SA_LE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ~ES FOii SALE
Generel 1000 General 1000 Gener•I 1000 ~General 1000 Generel 1000 General 1000 ~*.!!!~a l ~O!
HOUSES FOR SALE
Corona HI Mar 1251
OU.NIH
COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR
·BOULEVARD
546-8640
o,.. h•l091
Ill l :JO
Costa Mesa
Best Buy
3 Bedroom-
2 Bath-$22,000'
READ 'THIS
If y~ er• in t he market for e
NEW hom•, sea t hese outstand-
in g customized homes, bui lt by
Frank H. Ayres e nd So.n, loc•fed
in • prime are• in , C ent r•I Irvine.
The homes are prjced· from
$29,990 to $40,400, and va ry in
size from l to 7 bed~ooms, 2 •nd
l car garages and 2 to 4 baths,
with sh•ke or missio n tile rooft,
firepl•ces, u nde~g round utilities,
col)crete ·driveways, all built ins,
•and b•sic,.carpetin g. There is VA,
FtiA a nd Convention•I fin•ncing
availa ble .
Occupancy by Augusrl, 1970
The RANCH-Ayre1
Since 1905
Mode l1 at
Home a
Jeffery Road & Santa Ana Fwy.
714-838-5136 714-838·5120
II :00 A.M, to 8:00 P.r.j.
PRESTIGE WATER
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 llED M HOMES
FROM $135,000 TO $lCIO,OOO
PRIME BUILDING LOTS
FROM $40,000 TO $17S,OOO
For Appointment «;all:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
133 Dover Or., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620
3265 .
SQUARE ·FEET
of
CASUAL BEACH
LIVING!
Spanish custom-built home,
almost new and as t~sh as
sprinictimr. c~at fill' en-
tertaintng!
• 4 BE'droornsn~~ batbJ. * Fonna.I dining + break-f~t area. ""
• Se(lfl.ratr family room
Estate ,·Sale
DtllghttUI 3 Bedrm homt,
,covered patio, new carpe:ling
and fruit trees ga.Jore, Court
appraisal $22,000 -orters Mub.
jf'<'t 10 court approval. Call
5:l5-84:M.
• '* * * .. \\'e ha\•e 3 openingll for e)[-
perienced, professional men
or Y.-omtn. Exceptional benc.
lits!!! Call :;.tS.8424.
Perfection Plus
In
Harbor View HIB1
*OCEANFRONT*'
ESTATE SALE, 40' Comer .,
lot, 3 BedMll5, 2 BA, modem
home, only 3 yn old. Great
ocean view I sand,y beach.
R-2 lot, Attorney sny1 tell!
Try SSS.000. All oflf'rs .sub.
ject lo court approval. "Appt.
oncy. Call Sti-8424.
\ou_th . Coa st
Imagine the view o~ twink·
Ung harbor lightii and the
pleasutt of YOW' own private
walled patio and shimmer.
log pool, all ~t in low main-
tenance surroundings,
'Plus
* Game room v.lth wetbar. HARBOR VIEW HOME
A spacious 2 Bedroom con.
,vertible den home that is
spoUess. Call 113 about thill
outstanding propeny. Only
$67.D>.
Call 673-8iUl * Community pools. tennls
General ___ -;....:;1000:::
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courts • (~y $8.30 a Much ICIUl:ht alter "Carmel" --Formal .. :'.:) <You -own tbel """"'""'""'"'""'""'"''""'" ~~~· ;:.RPi~sea~~
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. . College Park cl~>,~·~ the man~ EX-GI NO DOWN ~~~:,~:ra!~!~r~t~~ HARBOR VIEW HILLS
rR THE REAL ~ ESTATERS
lnlng $26.950 TRAS' FHA 221 D2 Jod.cpd. Choioe Joe., ""'· A BEAUTY! 10 Swim Club & Park. Qua!-1100 Sand Piper Orlw
48 d' H EXCITrNC comer locollon . e . -ityt,alures,TOO NUrttER. New crpts, d r a p e•. e rm ome wit• decoraU" block wall. APARTMENT ous·ro U ST. Call "' for Complo>•ly redororotod. 3 1~11n10us "750" Dike & Cole-DWELLER details. ln1nted. occupancy. BR, 2~11 Bath, Pool. xtnt
Can Even Keep Your. grove A"•a nt \Vlnncr. Call This Is a !IIUST SF.E! $•13,500 terms.
HORSES now ~ l.hc11e fl(e rare! P.S. MOYE e Red Hill Realty $65.000 Owner. 675-2781
in The Back Yard I F.x1ra sharp thruoul! Unlv. Park Center, Irvine Cail aft 5 pm for Appt.
'fhis is a bl•autiful combina-E.'\CLUSIVE WITH: c I th to your own home. Put :rour. ~~C~a~ll~A~•;y~tim;e~8J3.~ll8~20~~ 1~;~~~~~~=1 lion or rnodern home in 1he 0 eswor y sell in this 3 ~room home. ~ UNEXCELLED VIEW
cily ""ilh the fl~I or trees & Newport HUgc feticed yard for kids OCEAN VIEW o! Harbor & ocean. Attr.
hot'SCs in the country, Hon1r at and pets. ONLY $2l,500. For split le\l('I hon\e on R-.l, 5100
"'' pi·ivate -··te• '"Ile, & Co sale by O\VNER. Call Jmmaculatr, e:<ciling, la..lge .,,.. It lot J'-al f"" 4 AJ>l .....,. • Fairview • Eve1. 67~ WHkndt 27ID sq ft modern home, "''' · · ""' .,.. ·
No dO\VTI to vets. Thi!
house has It nll. Built-In
kitchen. brick tlrc1ila«,
forced air heat, double
garage, built-In inter-
com system. f'4ll l)rlcr.
$22,000. Hurry' • I sted ll!!!!!l'~!i!!!!!!!!!!ii!~i!l!!i!!!iii! in multiple on 6/26/70. Won't last. ___ __
aunken living rm, rttin&: REALTOR i• only 2 lols to lk.'ean. 5 Baths, units, $f25.000. XiO l Ocean
a?'('a In the liig, odern 646-1111 Nt'\1-'port Beach Office Blvd., OOf, By appt. only.
kitchen ,f,;, huge rumpuii 10!!8 Bayside Drh·e s :t=~j(!!e ~-re;~· ;:: Bill Grundy. Realtor
ruon1. Onjy 5 yrs old, the (anytime) 6754930 1 .... 41h BR hn~ ... been com·erted 833 Do\l('_r Dr., NB 642-4620 .
3 BmROOM AND
FAMILY ROOM
Take Over $148:00
Per Month-6 \1 %
In Costa l\fesa, bu t sub-
ject to existing VA loan
- total payment $148.00,
or no money down to
Vets, n1i nlmum down
FHA. Lovely added fam-
ily room. detached dou-ble garage newly addod.
This home ls In model
home condition. Owner
a nxious, asking $24,500.
See it today! •
General 1000 General 1000 IJ;;;;;;;:=~;;;;;;;
BAYCREST •
CHOICE PLAN
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Spaclou.'I View llo1ne
wilh 3 bcdroon1s, 211: baths
l''amily room 1, llrcpla<..-c
Sunny breakfnst room
Cheerful ell!{'lric kitchen
Enclo~ yard
Ivan \Veils 4 Bcd:roo1n, den
wi1h wet bar PLUS fan1ily
roon1. Large dining area,"
self cleaning pool, large tree
shaded easy maintenance· -
yard_ $74,950. $57,500
home co111bincs niany rare !~;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::! ~-;;;~~~~;-';;;;;;; fe1nure9 for your family: -Priced Ri-~tl FIXER UPPER to lovely bachelor apt. Out. f0RONA HIGHLANDS
living eajoymen1, Don't miss · "'' Top location in Costa Mesa. side entey. Sundeek. fo.Iust •-·•I• 3 Br .. Ill ba. Newe." $18 950 Charmin<> home for l"""e be A t rn l"rn""" ...,,,. .1 ' scel""' this hon10. -· •••'l .... ~., Full pri"" 119,T". 3 "·'mt, seen. PP 0 Y-'°"'......., · _,_ r-Jaod .• '"" • lomily, • """'""" BR'•· '< N ~~ Xl•llornu "'"'" c,,..1 Real ,,, •.• ~..... ... . find another anY'\'hcrc likr 4 Bedrooms large clOSl'ts. 4 years old. 2 bath, dble garage, bllim Some ocean view. Quick
it! . & dish\\'11,Shc.r, needs paint & Estate, 545-8424· posses.,. w/good tl'rms •'!ail.
Nich. I Real [ Study $39.500. Good nnc. I 'I OS ·state Call eves: 8-12.-2237 c ean up, Now vacant. l',or "' most Offered for $4l.!M. . . Basement Eas tside Special details call M0-1151. OCEANFRONT MORGAN REAL TY
54+-9521 1t ls all TRUE, and 1! 1n°. Custon1 buill 3 BR, 2 Ba. DUPLEX $51,500 673-0641 615-6459
eludes drapcli, carpeting, Xtra Jge living rm., "'alk Just a few steps to beach. 2 ~
range & large counlry style lo shops, dble garage, Will BR. & 3 BR, wllh fam. rm.
kilchcn. CIC, 81"'dnd new list-geli }o'l lA-VA $2M,(Q), ===~;:===~ PLUS 1 BR" Ba guest rm. ing, BE FIRST! Call l'VC11: 548-6769 -Xlnt. condit ion. A bargain,
BEsr BUY IN CDrtl
Spac. 3 Bi-, den + apt. Below
Mkt, $49,950. Call 675--4497
or 6#-1234.
PETE BABRET-T
REALTY ~
1105 Wl 5TCLIFF DI,
NIWPOIT IUCH &.
4 BR+ 2 BR ALL FOR $23500 ~ 646 ·24!4
* •. COAT-on one lot .with gara. ges, A 3BR,l~BA.dbleg~r.,·shake 1•• TAYLOR .. I b ,. ood I •• , ""LTY 111111,~· •• ••• Reat1ors . ~a uy \YI g inc.~ • roof, e yard (fencCd •1.1111":':w1>011T l'OST ·o,,1c1 ~
---"Our 25th Year" WALLACE 11\G' $33,900 front 4 rear), Quiet street
IN TllE' llAHOOll AREA REALTORS" Call eves: $4~769 wilh cull« & side\1-·alkfl. LP~R~l-M-E--OC~EAi-N-FR~O-NT~. 642-S200 ...... Balboa Peninsula 1300
673-4400 .WESTCLIFF $52,S. -546-4141-FlnHI N•wport BHch BOii OLSON REALTOR "''""'tor lmme<liate ""'· :i::i::i::i::i::i::i~I Qlul'l family living. ::.pac. 4 (Open Evenings) CONDO · The Bluffs, 3 BR. ~5580 l Bedrms, 2~i baths, ex-
hdrn1, l ba OOme near more 1 ~~~~~~~~~~I 2~~ Ba. I luge liv. nn & din !.,..,~~~~~""""'' ce.llent condillon only 3 OWN IT FOR LESS lli::::z:::T=H=E =RIG=H=T= W. S.y Waterfront
Beautiful, ney,•ly redee. 4 BR + bonus roorn. Palio-ckt'k·
beach-pier & slip. $175,<m.
Bill Grundy, Realtor
THAN RENT . INVESTMENT
-$190 Is equal to a Jifetin1e of 1oil. Estate Sale l'Xpensi,•c hon1cs. t : rn1. O\·crlooki~ "green. *TRIPLEX* )'Cars old. l luge fo.laster BR,
80 LINDA ISLE $17,900 bt'll''.Asklng$43,SOO. Owner will help linance massive lrplc, modern
Here's your chance and only See this new 5 & n1aid's rm. FIXER UPPER Call eves: 642-0185 ?ilu~t Sell NO\\'! kitchen a11J right on the
OellghLful 3 Bedrm home, Jam. rm. + RR, 5 bath.'I. • Lachenmyer Rlty Price . $3.$,950 aandy brach! Call ~.
covered patio, new carpet. Open Daily $169,300. Great how;e on • large R-2 OUlce 646-3918 or 545-34113 Call Patrick \Vood 54f>.2300 i ..::'°"="'.;..:;Cout='-""""•'-lt"-oncc... __
\Yith payments like this a short walk to shopping.
you can't afford to renL Chuck this Alesa Verde
83.l Do..;er Dr., N.B. 642-4620
It's In beautiful move--FOUR-PLEX. Polential it1-Ing and fruit tffi!s galore. "Our 25th Year" lot. Good future lnvesnnenl, e 8111 Haven, Rltr. HOME l INCOME
ln condition, hardwood come, S600 per month. Pric-
floors, tipotless bulltJn ed $54,IXXI.
~--· 1 ,.,.,IV'W\ Included iii price is an elee-"6 BEDROOMS'' 2 Lido I I 1 .. 1 .... udrt a1>pra1sa ............. -of. WESLEY N . U1 E. Coast, Cdfl1 673-3211 Original owner v.'8nls to sell S • · .a.:ii
kitchen, forced air heat.
double garage, 11rlvate
corner lot, with Dool or
trailer access, large
heated a n d tilterr!d
above.ground pool. Try
i26,700 or ?!?
Horses
4 Bedroom·bargain
1 /3 acre • $26,000
no down to vets
Want y.•ide fl1>en spac-
es? Well, here It is on
full third of an acre where ho1'5e8 are per-
mitted. Only ten min-
utes from downtoY.1n
C.osta f\1esa. 4 large
bedrooms, 2 baths. Car-
peted throughout. You'll
really like this one. Lots of tall trees. All for
only $26,000 plus no
n1oney down to vets.
HURRY!
· Secluded Counby
Fixer Upper
~fers subpect tn r.ourl a p. TAYLOR CO tric range, y,·ashcr & dryer Do you have a large tam-hili 2 Br. home + 1·tx:lrm. ---
1 C II .. , "'2' • &.nd also a refrigerator. Ter. Ii"! \Ye have a l•uve home I By owner, 3 BR, 2 be, DECORATOR'S prova · a .,,.......,., ~. .1 -.. corner lot, lo lntenst Gl rental. Blk to ocean. Shake
PAUL.'IVBrlE
CARNAHAN
•SALTY CO.
* * * * • Realtor1 r ific starter home for )'OU for you. This place is 1''AN. k)()k. HOME
\\'e hAvc 3 openings for rx. NE\\'POHT CENTER young renters! CALL! TASTIC, Single story huge loan 6~.$26.T';i0.54~7932 :b;1G~N~~~L~Y ,! Beautifully doJ'ne· 5 Bdnna,
perienced, profel)l;ionul men 2111 San .Joaquin Hills Rood Walker & Lee 81'para1e fa mtly room, also 3 BR, 2 BA. Patio, Dbl. 673_66,12 675-6459 Fan1ily rm. , t rtreet to
or v.'Onien. Exr.ep!ional benc. 644-4910 \l-1U1 Licamed ceiliti.g. No gar $26,IXIO. 5~• Jo'JIA loan. srrect 45 ft . lo.
ti1 B'.!! Call ;,~:.-8424. Realtors more croY.~led bedroon1s -642-0398. SJl.542.'l. --MUST SELL $98.5® lll!ll Baker, C.f\.1. 4-PLEX 2700 Harbor Blvd. at Adamll one for each. SUbn1it No WILL TRADE LIDO REALTY INC. LEASE -OPTION $33,400 545-0-16!'i Open 'Ill 9 PM Do\1-'n Cl's or Low "°"''n Me1a Del Mar 1105 Bcauliflil • Roomy Baycresl 3337. Via Lido 673-1300
l
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,.iiii.., F'llA. Scll<!r is !'f'ady to talk custom-built 4 bdrm home ", 00 LOT CDM HS & POOL Excellrnt rcn!al area n<inr p · -" l "'7 .. CALL' FOR Sale by owne r xlnt 1 1 lot J··"ed LARG.?.Ll 4"•"• VA loan . . ru,., ... a .,...., ""· . I ' on Jg. ove Y on sec....... 5Sx88' 206 Via" Larca, Terms.
Fabulous value near Back n1ajor i;hopping a ~ld busline, _,, ic Walker & Lee oc, close to schools, 4 BR i;treet. Xlnt Joan provision C714J 5'i~913, 346-3256.
Bay Custom home. Beauti·J ~~~~~~~~~·I BIG j2J2 ft.l LOT with morn May be taken over al SUS or 3 & den, 1% BA, crpls, 2001 Leeward, 548-0773, 1 --~~=~=~-
fulty panellf'<I family room, 1 • for fll'O r..10RE units. Owner n10,, illt"IUding all • not a drps, bllflll, trplc, lam din ====='===== 45' LOT $52,500
Circular bar. Two cheery GI NO DOWN \Vll.L F'INANCE at LO\V large bal., however. Good Rt:altoN rm, cov patio, dlchondra N•wpo_rt Ho_ l~l..ts 1210 Neat, t.'O:ty. 3 br. blt-ins.
INTEREsr ."'I No I 3 & lam rm In fl1esa Verde • 2190 llarix>r Blvd. al Adams lawn, sprnkler frnt/rear, W'' Owner. 675-2643 or 497-1265. fireplaces. Deep Olympic ... oan pool. Hi board, Rent DO\\' 221 fee! This c1111 be a n'al needs painl & some carpet11. M5-~91 Open 'Iii 9 PM ~~~'m<Vlclean, \\'ell kept
buv laler. FHA •D2 "f.IONEY !llAKER" for Make an of.fer. fix ii up . 6 UNITS -··~
.1 CALL 645.0303 YOU! sa\'e a FE\V THOUSAND!!!
FOREST E. OLSON APARTMENT Walker & Lee ~c...':!i~ Less Than 7x Gross
DWEUER, """""" LLEGE REALTY
lnr. Reallors MOVE 2013 \Vr.stcl1ft Dr. ISOOMMlll ltldlf,QI Great Tax Shelter
HARBOR N or \\'ILSON ;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;: J 2 To your own ho1ne . Pul your. 616-i711 All 3 bedroon1, balh, built FIRST OFFERING! self Ill thb; 3 bcdroon1 hon1c, Open 'Ill 9:00 rr..1 ins, )"ards, etc, don't look
EASTSIDE Huge fenced yard for kids ----==--CAMEO SHORES for \VHlclif! area, a little
and pets. ONLY $21,500 by 6 UNITS New ly I.isled -t bedrooni, Jam-paint k elbow gre!Uie will do
Near frvine Blvd, Very O\\INER, ~ ANAllEl~f'S BEST ily rooni home with trcmen. the job.
Channing 3 bdrm. homt'.din-Evenings 673-65611 \Vttkcnds RENTAL AREA 1.klus ocean & jetty view. \VALKER &: LEE
ing room -Large back yard JR EXECUTIVE * OUTSTANDING Pool, large terrace on ocean ?.Ill. LEVINE
. allc". room for boat. trail. • CONDITION 545-9451 ' R bl' Ra h I Skll'. $139,500. er. Our exclusive • just ani uig 'nc lDmc on * EXCELi.ENT RETURN
$24,950. huge Joi . 4 spacious bed-• ONLY S:'i!!.OOO '$1£fM'J.'I
For 0.taill 646-7171 roonis, tN.?nicndous living I~' YOU \\'ANT !NCOi\1£ ,,--·-.111 1wn1 look ing onto 18x36 PROP''l'TY THAT ,~ Jtcally Con1panv
\-0' THE REAL .~ESTATERS . ' '. "·
"Luscio1is Pool." Assume GI . r .. ' -i1\KES Family
Loon subject to 6 annunl SENSE, CHECK INTO Tl·lIS 675-3210 642·1235 Hom•
CALL 673·8550 --===::=::::::::I percentage rule lJuluncc of ii 4 Bedrm!I, irunke.n living
Mesa Ve:•cd::•:..__.....;.1;.;llc;O APPROX. % ac, lot, 5 BR,
4 BA, lt /F pool, immed. oc .
cup, $81,500. Own. 642-5804.
BY OWNER
Custom built, 1 bedrnt, fam-
ily room, 2 big fireplaces.
This beautiful home over-Unlver1ity P1rk 0 1237
looks lhe 17th fairway of J ~~-;;-;;-;;;;-;;;;;;~-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Mesa Verrle Golf Course. Muit Sell Quickly! 6~ asatuna.hle loan. 3036 Owner leaving_ 4 BR, 21,;
Java Rd. 540--4095. $62,900. ba., 2 frplcs. f'acing Eucal-
Located In t he backbay
area of Newport Beach
on % acre. Featuring 2
horse corral11, enclosed
lanaJ overlooking beau-
tiful S\vlmming pool. The
2000 sq. ft. residence
need! paint and elbo'v l l•iiiiiiii ... iiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiio grease, but what ft price
$33,000, Chvner 1ransft'n'ed. LEISURE LIFE room, formal dining&: pan. BY O\\'NER-3 Bdrm, 1% yplU!J lined paths & green-
Baths, Jrg family rm, lrg belts. S\vim & tennis privil.
--""fl'ownr.r will finance at 7"' ~"'·
LIDO WATERFRONT
APTS.·320 LIDO NORD
NOW REDUCEO TO
$160,~Xlnt Term1
6 Beauriflll units. 6 car ga-
rages & ulilily roon1, with
80 fL fronting on excellent
swimming beach. Units are
n('\\•ly furnished.
!Cl'i!Cncd patio, new erptg, \Valk to school & market. Realtors
xlnt cond. l blk to elem Jn park • Uke atmosphere. 1682 Edinger walker & Lee IN BLUFFS •~lied lamily room. 11111,ld•
Live like a king, pay just a location near excellent
ReaJtor~ J..;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;:::::;::;;j song. 3 Bcdrms., 2 baths. schools. $42,95(].
)'
College Park
4 Bedroom,
$159. per month
You bette_r hurry on
this one, It's sharp!
With large famtly room, rear living room with
sliding doors to beauti-
fully landscaped patio
and back yard. All elec-
tric built-I n kitchen "'ith
breakfast bar. Bcsl yet,
take ovrr subJect tn ex-
isting 5 '4 i;-o Fl!A loan.
Total pnymcnt, lnclud·
tng taxes • $1~9.00 per
month. Ownt'r l'lskln~
$29,950 • :r.1ake offer,
OU Ne I
COUNTY"S
LARl5UT
2629 HARBOR
80ULEYARD
546-8640
O-IY•'-rtii l :JO...,..
2790 llarbor Blvd. at Adan.s Golf Couri e Are• Lgr. ins1r. suile. Single & Jr. Iii. Asking $!1,500. Low 1town paymt. $.32,flOO. 842-4455 54().5140
545-0-165 0 fJCn 'Iii 9 PAI story home on greenbelt w/ Large Cal/Ranch l story pool jwn steps away. $39,~. ')llc><f\h~<Jlrntir
546·5990
fi%i;\. GI loan. 3Ta2 Colorado e RM Hiii Realty $24,800
Lane. Cl\1. 541)..2!MS. Univ. Park Center, Irvine 3 ~room, 65xl00 lot. Large OOn1e "'ith •10' long rumpus BROKER 5 BR & FAMILY m· billi•nl rm . Wkle 130' 13U700 644-2430 Beaut loc, t'Or lot, 4 BR, lg Call Anytime 833-C£!O kitchen, fan1ily room c:om--
fem rn1, 2400 sq ft, in1med J '.!!!!l!!!l!~~~~~~! J blnaUon, Open beam ceiling Price R educed drep lot • ple111y of room -;~~~~!!!!!!!~;.;,;; 1----!Bli/lBI __ _
for ponl. Fresh paint &. pa. !!!! OCEANFRONT-pou. Owner. 5'16-0313 eves I In living room, full lenglh
wk/endll/or 839-2249 Ea1tbluff 1242 fireplace, tM. largest master
Biii Grundy, Realtor
833 Dover Or., N.B, &11-4620
for quick sale per. S~l,500 or best oller? OPEN DAILY 1-5 P .M.
to $33 500 3 •-• H !ili-511\a Begopla, Cdl\1. 2 , ~ "l-lllO -•oom om• --------bedroom you have ever-&een
Large family homA in No. ...cNnlMllM R-2 Lot Houses. 3 BR. & 2 BR. on
ELBOW ROOM Costa A1csa with all hit-Ins LEGE REALTY Add 2nd Unit $54,950 llpproic. 1~~ lots. Price •
-
,... $49,TJO. BY OIVNER o1 Bedroom, 3 + pv.'Clr room including 1vall'r conrtilio""-r. MM.s t! .-George Wllll1m1on
Newport Be1ch 1211 LUSK BUl~T 4 Bedrn1, 2'' baths, view,
Cfllls, drpa, lovely rear yant.
Priced to aell at $48,500, baths, Ivan Wells home. Quick Poss. AS1i\1me {•xis1ing1~~~~~~~~~ Realtor \Vcstcliff Villa'a ll'inest
Dover SMres. f'ormsl din FHA loan. Only '3.IXXI doY.'n,1-523,500 673-4»0 645-1564 Evet. for adult graclouM llv'g. "EAL.To,.
rm, kitchen w/brkfst area. PERRON 642-1771 DOUBLE-L-OT--separate I-story ~ndo unit. COft•IN·MAlllTINnl ;;;;~~;;;~I NO DOWNI Uge . ma s ter 1 u ite 1 ~~~~~~gg~ Panelled fami ly rm w/'ol·ct \Vooded lOO'xl2S' II. Coz• 9 / 1 "· h '"" h 175 ·1111 11ar, S(lltrkling pool In land-No down G.I,. ulmCllit no ~ 'v e egant •.ra1 • rn1
OCE , F O bch'Tn. 2 balh, dining rm.. w/both dlo'g rm Igo lo""• scaped courtyard, Roy J, "'N R NT down r !IA. IACRted near I---------· • · • El Toro 1244 Ward Realtor, 14.30 Galaxy CORONA DEL MAR tho br1t11titul gott COUNIC. blull t·in kitchen wlith ~reak. NO ON VA or LO ON FHA r m wffrplc, all bllns, office
D ••o i= 1, k II"·· d 3 hd ast """a. Cove""' ruit10 '"" 2 t'l•'" Ea•t••·•-1_81,.,., a-• 3 J>"I paJlo• ••· 1---------r. ""' ...,.,, Bes! beach loc. In Cdt\I! 3 ar M.l yar · rms, doubie~ara&:e. f,'.ic~ to M!ll 119 ·~ ~ 1 ·~, B"" t~;tainmenl • ~roa w1B.n-Q, Bdrms, k fantlly rni. ,v/ fiunlly rn1. kltchen is over~ ,...,.,, c ean, R, R-2 CUSTO~t RANCl{
BALBOA PENINSULA 11tonc ft·plc. &· 11ll'd floor. sliPd. 5'1-0-1720. • No Flnl:lllCe problems!!! S23650 3 BR hn:twrt firs pool, beautifully hw:lscpd, Homee Cuest housee Barn
Delighrful 4 BR. home, oomp, Cun build 2nd vlftw honic TARBELL 2955 Harbor M. M . LaBOROE, Rltr. KtNi::AARD RE, Ml 2-2m completely malntalned, crpt Agt. 67~2741, Mr. Stewart
$29,500
Out of Stet• Owner
6·16--055.'i Eves· ~8 3265 ' It drps. Prle1!1 right, ea•y
furn. J.ge, paneled lamlly on R-2 lot. Sll0,000. $32 900 -· ., ONLY $21 ,500, 3 BR, near r!nanclng. Call owner aft.
rm. Qf1 corner lot, Com-BROKER • 4 BR. & FAMILY RM. HARBOR H'IOH, a51ume 6 640-9898 plct~ privacy, Great patio 13:J.0700 644-2430 TWO STORY Beat th is f()r exlra!! Large prc11ent 5% rnA LOAN. --------
W/BBQ. $76,500. HARD\VOOD FLOORS 4 bct1 cenlnll ·hall, 3 luxurloo1 KINGAARO, RO :r.tl 2-222'2 LARGE BAl..BOA lfOME,
BROKER .FINDERS KEEPERS rooms. 2 balhs. CEDAR balhs, walk·ln clOM!IS & pan. ========= ~~ A~~.2 ~~rykit~ ~r:ik
133-0700 644-.2430 AND WE llAVJo~ A }'IND. CLOSETS, lloor-t!H'Cillno tr)', priv, mstr. 11ulle, dark.
"'& room, amall oUice, v.•rought Co•f• Meaa 1100 lo ocean, 1.~ Blk lo Bay
Kt'!ll LI~ new, J hdrm., 1•, STONE FIREPLACE. Even . I ~,...... h d l fl I il Ne11•port·Yacht Club. Plus
b;11i. dining cm. BIN k1·t,.h. 1\81 a beauoful Sk •.!. VA iron e,,,_..;u t · 11• poo -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ·-• "2 J f I kl '" '" ,. w/wide decking, proleu. • pav.:u ,..... o or par ng. en and covcrM pallo. Beau. loan payable $178 per month Unutual, Different-$71,500. f" RANK MAft.
Co'°"" chi Mu 1250
CHINA COVE
'ANTASTIC VIEW
Overlooking harbor, jetty .t
Blue Pacific, a pleasant I
cxcl11.1lve contmunity, 3 BR.
large liv. rm. Lots ol glass.
View bals:ony, 3 gnragea. 1!fuUy carpeted 11nd ctraJ)el'I. TOTAt.<Owner says, "Sub. ~ndrtl>epgc. "-·'J Sl"U\M. Older 2 Bedrm + ,Jeepi"" SJ1ALL REALTY 67S-f600.
Sparkling condition -will mlt ALL. tcrmsl" THIS is 0 n °· n.o;a.o on ,..;ivw .,. rn1 1lxl9 added to de1ached * sell at FHA 11ppralal of "THE ONE" )'OU have been BELD\Y Cbil: New deluxe $29,500_ Set: 1hh1 & )"011·11 looking for, COr.\E SEE! 3 BR., C"fner lot. Shag0rup, garage + great workshOp
• • • CHARM
Price l'@(fuced from $67,500 * to 164.900. • w I k & L brk tiled·many I\ Pe c , .16"32. All this for only ,t_"M: L•BORDE , Rltr. a er ee '"'""''· 132,500. Lo do pmt. s25,soo.
~--~--r.3, .... 11i -21 11
7 ~LTY ~•1 vie:~0•
with private bath. Wall to
wall carpets, drapes, 1500
1<1 fl, dble garage, fenced,
•• tH-4471 I ::::. J MMIDJ
DOWN TOW~
Price reduced, Cu11t bit ll BR,
tam, 2\t ba, lg"kli w/blt111,
J car gar/alley_ Prof. trw:l-
scpd . Sell GI or fllA, 0\1-·n...
er transl.
S.17-8507 Eves. 9&8-11'18 m ;1;§11!:.UJ
FHA· VA
3 B~rooma, 2 baths . Excel-
lent location near Coll~
Park. • E:<tra large rear
)'Ml with block wau lence
I large covered pallo.
$25,9'0. Call S.6-2313. ' \-0 THE REAL
\"'-E:STAT!:Rs ' . . ' ~
4 Bdr. l F•mlly Rm.
Dc11perale 11iluatk>n, Prk-.ed
far below market vltllllf'.
Central hall plan, Prime hr
CllliOn, $17211.
TARBELL 2'55 Ha<bor lh~11ltor 646·055.'i ~-:Ve1: &t6-4:l79 fll6-li 10. ~ 546-~180
New Blu lt4 'l'ol'l'l\housc, 3
UR. pool, lo n1alnt. lmmed
f!ORI. Vac July I. 613-IDW. "IAlt •IWIOOllT POlr Of'lf:I -
FOR Sulc, \Vate1·front lot ---------~tER.EDITlt Card<:ns, 5 bR,
Cayt;ide Or. P • S • • S54.500 • * 13 ba, din. r111, fan\. rm.
privileges 70'xl22' Facea Charn1lng <luplex, ao ol hwy, Cul-de-111.c t'Pta, dr~. shut·
NO n1al!t.r what II It, )'(IU
elln s~ll lt with A DAIL\"
PI LOT WANT AD! 6·12-~18
'
Linda Isle, rnl4-1M7 Palioa, Hwa. 675-6011 ters, Ownor, 96U460.
-v2 A cre-Pool 2QIJ \Vcslcllff Dr. Turn those \Vhlle Eleph11nl1 f1111t(iiltma IM.ttit)
ln!o caJJh thry.a Dtlly Pilot OLLEGE REALTY 3 Br, 2 1311, honw OK. Own. 616-nil Dlnte-a-Htw."'ildll •l!OJAdlnatHlfbl!',CM
«r/Ag1, !14~9(77, 642-0000. Op!'n 'Iii 9:00 P~t
•
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Hall flM ...... , .. Lido hllo 2351 S-... ___ r -.i. 2910 !'.!!_wi-t ---ral 4009 a,..,. -4715 Coif1 Moll Slii ·-Santa ,,,,,. Hel1"t1 5'30
SWIM . --Huntl!'!flon BHch· -
ln Your Own Pool! LOVELY lJdo t&le s LAGUNA ~ 11' Wk to OUSE: S Bit. 2~ CHATEAU * LARGE 2 IR * · 2 BR dupl~x unrurn Crtar).
,,,.lllp """"' ..., Marina hedroom hOm< for ,.,,._ 81 ... lnf 9'ach, ISM'Gla> ..,BA. ~ ... ~;_ "'!...,' LA POINTE SINGLE ADULTS! Cti>ll, drpa, dilpl, ,,.·polio, ON BEACH' adults only_ 1fil_,:· 1"
Hilb. J BR. f&m nn, COV· Availlble July 16 to Sept neytt. 494-«ISl. drpl.·~ 07s ';;:-"m'lau Lovely 2 BR fUrn tptj ~· $U WK. VILLAGE lf"N pr. qu~t area, Prer, cpl, • & Iasl + dep. ·
mid Patio + l!lix35 H/F 16. 675--11*. RENTALS « ••• ••-.... --~~-. ~ .. walk ~ abop a. a MO minl.mum no ptta, ~ to apprec, $150, e 2 BR 1~ BA 1'"ROM S225 D ·-·~ Pol t •1-=-~;.i ~~~rt ~~~~ ~~ 3 on ba~ . Hwt Unfumlthtll DD-'";;', B; ;;-BA. UN'1 ~ .. ·c~· ~~~-:::& ~~~el~~-: ~ :: ~: ~: = u :"B~L-:;;1;:.::....-.-BLE--":-~:
1474'511 tam rm July le: AU(. ~.,..r•I *-Studio Condo, pool, MAGNIFICENT' \ew Ip 2 BR dr'pl/cpls, clean enc Carpt>ts-drape1-dl1hwasht.r ocean fron1, 2 b1" 2 ba, 6~. Ocean Brequ 190 1 8edrm •tftml•una. adults, :JO roomi. Elepnt v 2 'bdrm Rl:NTALS aar, adults, no pets. Harbor heated poo.1.51..una.tl!nnls trplc, dshwr, ref, c &:. d,
lleuntaM V•ll9'r 1410 LOVELY Lido lilt 3 cottage utllitiea paid mo. 642.-40lS/613-f156, • duP'ex. FUrn or wth1rn, . ,!pt!. Unfumflhed & ~r klc $140. 642--2389. rte roorn-ocfW1 v1ewa pool, $250. Adulti, 00 pets
bedroom home lot least. Coata Meu. 1 BR S90 + ... pr NEWPRT 11., 3 BR la patio, adulU only, $350 • $300. $U5 2 Bedrm. Crptt, drpfi, pa~-:~!~~· 49&-1940.
BY C>wnw: 1t'• a B@.aut,y. Avallablt. July 16 to Sept. Walk to \valet S!h.50 util pd: ~ mo.J;...~lut + $200 2011 iar.a Rd,. Newport rHnerel 5000. dee kit, AdulU, no pets. l'VRN. al"°""'Kvait:'" """========!
3 8'. 21! ho, 1tr lam. rm. 16. 61'>71l86 11o.;, 2 BR, &•'. l<>ts OK P ...,. Bch. NEW l, 2, 3 B<drn". All Royal Palm Dr. 540-0570 HUNTINGTON REAL ESTATE i:· ~: ~· ~r:; 2'tlC 3 BR. loll I pets OK $170 31 BchRild2 bl, 1812 ,'?!,w.t Dr. bltns cpt/drp, gar. Nr So 2 BR &pls, blua, cpts, drpfii. ~·!=""-'-----
to llChls. l1l4) 139-7'839. Belboa Island .,-SlOO 2 BR ap , tot OK, fee. •no peu, .,.,.,.,. Costa Mesa 4100 Cout Plaza 540-1973 , Clean, Inquire la52 "A'' PACIFIC Rentals Wanted 5990
-Principals Only IW-'-IN-T_E_R-,.-.-ta!---Charm-~i-ng STAR.LET 547-0063 548-6640, 537·1346 St~2321 Coriandet. s..5268. 711 OCEAN AVE., il.B.
3 brm hou&e. $285 mo. in. $W 2 BR dplx, bltns, cptlJ ClJFFHAVEN home, Cou-* SUNNY ACRES * $90=-~l~B=R-.,.-.,-bc-h-. -si-v·, 1 ·,=B::R:::l::•::c:...Jooe=i.,=ne::w_crp_ts, (714) 536..1487
L---. leach 1705 quire at llT~i Pearl. patios, pr, tot ok, »le, no pell. Green Thumb LOW RATES rd', pr, adults. pool, utll pd, $140. 18S4 Ole. open 10 am-6 pm Daily
::.c= _ Blue Beacon, Bier. 66-0111 lot hua:e )'&l'd. 2131T8U61D SnJDIO A BEDftooMS Blue Beacon, Bkr. 645-0lll l,.:•::.'°:;:."'°:.;•,:ia~·,.:54::.S-0336:...::=·---Afan.aged by
_.., I VIEW t V . R t I -Sl40 2 BR sep "°"" car Color TV 1-. AiJ'l.Cond. 3 BR 2 BA -hi ntd \VILUAM \VALTERS t'O. "'"'" • V'~.... acat1on en a I 4 """ , _ _. 1_ ·-, peL ' ' Newport ~ts 3210 Kitchenettes included C ' u-.:s y P · ~ Ocean ..,w, "'""" v• "" "" • ._., Li • &Id il Olt• Mna 5100 New cpl / drp, bltns, xlnt
U \qUe 3 bedroom 2 LAKE ~'!wad: New Blue Beacon, Bkr. 66-0lll END Of c:ul-d@-u.c 4 BR nens m aer ava area. $l7S. 557-6l51. 3 BR, 2 ba, Crplc, blln1, .:th:.Cu.stom~· pl.ushA-trame,3.BR2ba,ilGSlBRfixerupper.Lc 2 ba, aprlcl-.: ~-Nt 2376 ,NEWPORTBLVD. w/w c p t~. patio,
.. ' •• ~ .... all the--·~··· frpi, TV, + ltudJO_ .,._t. 200 ...... kids ..... wclcoroe. achools, ··-. bt.aeh . 541-9755 N t Da ch 5200 everything. Near flu, across ••1.11•... Chu.a #-yd f-m .... pnv fishi"" :t... • ll1 ... 156 -""".. ewpor -a tron1 llunta-Cntr. Small pet ex~. Cot" fireplace in a 1 "' .. ...,, .... Blue Beacon, Bier. &iS--0 54 $135/mo Dlux mob hm .,.. .... , # ._ Rate fl Lush landaea .. 1 .. ,. /35' ~ & child ck, Jmmed occ:up,
1lused In vJ~w of the coast· 'iwmnc. ex ON ISLAND SXIO New 2 BR -compl. furn. Hid pool pin e · trffl,-~par'ktmg * 0Pf'N OAiLYT-5 * Rsnble. 842-35.iO, 894-4488.
line. 'Ibis won't last, as 213f93&-6360. apt, aundk, R/0, ref. Child Univenlty Park 3237 adults. no pets. 4 Seasons waterfalls, bubbltnr m AMIGOS WAY
ft Young couple )ll'!edA houM!
or apt near Daily Pilot In
Co!;ta Mesa. NO bad habits,
children or pels, and cun
pay S135/monthly. O "' n
rurniture and Y.'OOld be will·
ing to renovate 1 shabby
dwelling. PlellM! c a I I
673-7796 and leave mC5tl8.ce
\vith pkasant mother-in-law .
........ ,. are Dexible. Only BJG Bear wry nice house, ..-petok.Broker534-6980. --· Mob. Est. 2359 Nwpt streams 6: serene;,..i:"-.aa NEAR Huntington Harbour ~··-•-Lak bit 114 ••'• 2 BR 2 Ba e'Mft 5t8-6332 -a•. M 1 ·~ 2 BR. 2 ba, unlt1, untum. • New Triplexes. Qulel area. JM.900, Cab now ......-• ap-nr e, 111. .........,.. • •• •• ••" 00 .... .,....,., • ...... e err mac W the Outside livln& areas and fOintme.nt to &ec":. $40 wknd. $90 wk. (n4) C.:_.1 MeM J100 '3 BR. 2 Ba ................ $315 LOVELY 2 bdrm: ~. place. to Uve, Thete 1 • 2 double g~s. $250 to $300. Lrg 1 & 3 BR's. Di1h1o1·asher, .. • w. ,..., c:.u ,,,._
' ...,7171 ·w-9672 -==--· , . 3 BR...2 Ba ········:""'$325 new tum., bric~ 1111.ck bar, BR., 2 Ba., furn or ,unfurn. Sl.50. Pet ok. (213) 592-262.1 Ml-lll.l
FO RENT M 3 BR. 2~t Ba ......... :. ·S375 crpt. belut. kitchen ' tile apts. tu.lure alr-cond., 1 ~~'!..'2'.,;M4~'!1'~1'.!7'!*~'!!!:~ I' i..-~(~7"-14~)~-iii;i:i';;. ::.· t;;--;;;;;;:j ~. aJUJ•1..., '•ac .. u•
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"'-. ).:-;TATERS
CABIN R • am· 5 BR.,, Ba 13511 self~eanlng OWhl, beam ~~ blk •• h --.._ ••otn•n 11n1n•
moth Lakes in High Sierras. Est t s I vn ... ·•··.. .... bath. Reuonable rt'flt. No ceilings, diahwuheni, priv. 2 BR, 2 Ba. Wonderful view. NEW 1 BR-to vcac . =----
Fum. 1 nite1 $95. Reserve a e I e e RED H.ll.J.. REALlY lease requittd. 351 Victoria garage • w/atora ge, New. Overlooking Back Sl30. Prl patio-Quiet! Gar, CLEAN Jo'um hou&t", laeina now. s:n-3314 Eves. 54G--0617 Univ. Park Center. ll'Vine Apt . 2. c .M: ' e I e vat 0 r 1 , 108 deg · :single adlts, couple. 202-A
LAKE ARROWHEAD; new DellghU1.11 3 Bedrm borne, Call Anytime-833--0Sal ** WEEKLY-Lovely apt, therea~tlc pool, swim Bay. Frplc, dshwilshr. $265 14th, 673.-1784, a36-1J19. ocean. ·8/W/17 have ttfll. 2' BEDROOM, 2 bath ocean covered patio, new carpet. ooor. 1, Munu A a mo. 745 Domingo Dr., N.B. 1 ,.:.::.2::::,,B.:.R.:.l,.:\l=b:..•·.~ .:.pa.:.1.:.,0.:.. -pool~. G. Kovaleh, 3845 Coffee 1..n,
view home a few blocks modern cabin. 100 ydg to ing and tru.it trees galore. East Bluff 3242 Bach, or cpl.I. Furnishg's lovely clu house w/social Call &lf>1260 or 675-5535 Santa Ros ... 707/546-1733. porn Victoria Beach. Sun· lake. SITS wk. 5ttl-2924. Court appra.1a.I $22,000 • of. comp!. Kitch, $35 wk-pays activities. Adults please. 2 BR 2 ba, bltns, cpt/drp, SlGS mo. P.loni. Kai Ap•i. SINGLE Doctor needs furn
11y kitchen, wood paneled fen subject to court approv. TOWNHs-3 br :i b8 pool all. 998 El Camino Dr. From Sl40. Just Eut of gar, prlv bal. Adults, no :S~ao~le~~ch Bl, i,;. 1 blk apt or house on 6each by
11.n .... room with tirepts.,,. al Call "'A" •~u · · pd' hoo1 546--0451 2600 Harbor Blvd., near -ts. $175. Appt only. 4249 Aug. 15. WUI .. Y lo ........ ... Sum .. r •·ntalo 2910 . '1'W'"O'I • pnv. main ' nr. sc s. Naber'1 Cadillac at 425 .... u1 ""I pd -~oc:a.nviewdeclt:.Dou· -* ft * * * $300 mo. lllt San Bruno, SUS CASITAS Merrimac Way. 545-6300 Hilaria Way. 540-0093 2 BR. Ad ts. uu · 644-2925
bk!-garqe, $29,9;.(I, BE•CH COTT•GE We have three openin&s for N.B. &H-2550 521-2117. Furn. 1 BR Apt>. Adults Ew.-t .. 1-new . .,. p hou 2 Beaut~lel. Pool. P ri v "" "' . _ __. f . 1 nl M .,._In• !M}.IA..:.. ent te type. patio. Beam clngs, li676 2 BR unfurn, coaaW area, Secluded 2 BR (oompl tum) expeneia.--.:u, pro eumna • o y, no pets. 2110 Newport ove today, BR, sundeek, cpt/drp, elee Cameron. 842-6l2l reasonable. Child :U mos. ~Ian,
REAL ESTATE
e1 HANDYMAN SPECIAL e
4 UNIT apt., ocean aide of
)lwy, approx. 150 yds. from
besch. Gro.ed $9,000
)T. Nik. paint le deanup
of inttt. Prioe '89.500 WILL
TRADE.
MISSION JtEAL TY 494-07lJ
DupiexM lw Sale 1975 -OCEAN FRONT
J)ruJlkx. caner of 25th St.
Comider tnde:. Apnt <n4)
-. .. -HA."°YMAN'S DEUGHT SllO I BR )Id. gar, avail
,.,.. . child ' pet ok. Bkr. -· R.EDEXX>RATED
11511 J BR ._ "'· pr,
pian:ranu., il.m wdoc~. .. ~.
OCEANFRONT p Util pd. 8-.dl apt. A.\>"&il
,.,..,.. . Rn*"' 5.1f...fl91WJ,
lentel1 te Share
Wil..J.. 8haft my IOvely 3
bdrm. home It pool wiih
~. dependable
~ 21-30 )'HI'& of age; !t. d>ild O.K. Call 962-<331 Wt.er 6 p.m:.
iHAR!: My ele1a n t
waterlront home w/dock. Man. :IMO yn. nso mo.
m.<331.
on \liooded % acre, very men or women, Exceptional Corona HI Mar 1250 Blvd, CM. 642-9286 BAY MEADOW API'S. range "-nftig. Adlls, no Xlnt refs. 4M-5801 eves.
priv, Weekly or mnthly, benet.itl!! ! Call 545-8424. CHARMING 2 BR, So o1 Hwy LRG, Oean 1 Br, wori!:ing N
2
ewBRexclt1.nf 1 BR, ~140, ~P'.:.~:.·..c•cc200.:..c"'°=·..c""""-"-"'---11:a~g~~~:lt:. ,!~ts~~ -~.~1.~A~N'"D=-Lo=R"D"S.-. • .-·I
Avail July 4 tbru Sept. Call _, _,, d bl ' man oc lady over 35. Pool. ·, $165. Beam ceihnp. CHANNELFRONT l Br. FREE RENTAL SERVICE Jerry Walden 53&-1624. U6'fC, ne .... y tear, tns, Utll. pd. w~. $120. WOOd Pll.ll'la', lhq crptg, apt., yrly, Priv. beach. England St. 535 -120 5 •
$250 Jae. 67>MOl. 548-2407. priv. patio, M>mt w/ frplcs Prtly. furn. Sri. lady. No 5.16-9593. Broker 534"982
LCE 3 BR, den apt. CJose fr:.iO Mo lse Spectacular Pool and voile ball ti7>1902 LGE clean 2 Br. duplex, to ocean & btcy, Avail July · FRESI'IGE 1 BR $140 Pool ' 1 y crt, I -'Kc:"'::·..:.::...::::. ___ ~~ Room.1 for Rent 5995 $2SO 1 A $300 k view, frpl, blt.ns. Nr CdM iet, f Adulls • rec blda, pool tables, put~ y; EST CL 1 FF : 2 BR, close to beach; cpls, drps.
•-cia!wkmonthly""ntf! A .. :n1' I !"~!'!'~'!"!!'!''!""~'!""I hef ach.,,2 .!~· 267hl5-;,,J!llY !.~ ~;;>'1,• Chec~a': ting green, Adult!:, no pets. ""'4/d'1>, blll1l!i, Adults only, No pets, Adlt1 only $145. ROOM, Bath, priv. entr .• on
.,...,. • nG 3 BEDROOM, l 'Ai baths, fire. um. •..-u..>oJ or .uvo. A~~ 2831 So Bristol 387 W. Bay. Open House """" 5~1963. beach. Avail thru July, can
67>4630 Mn. Joy; eves place, bltins, wall to wall 3 BR, 2 ba, den, patio, frplc, P ' ' li-7 pm daily. 6t6--00T3. no peta. $l'l5 mo. 54~15' 2 BR w/gar, fncd yd, 1o1•ater Afl 6 30 PM Refer req
642-2253 cai'petl, dble prq:e. Fenc-Adults, Lease. LG. Furn 1 BR apt, $135. e MARTINl"'UE e Just steps to Pacific . pd. $130. 2110 Delaware, 494-~7. . . .
BEACH Hoose, nea1' dean, ed yard. $225, per month. * 6Th-5406 * For l or 2 adlts. only. No ..,. Deluxe 3 BR, 2 ba. $280. ''F". 636-4l20 lc-~~--.,,,....,----,1
sleeps 4. Secluded area, 1-=-,.,..:c..:...=:.....-="I pets. See Mer, Apt 6, 213S P•rk·Llk• Surroundintl 111.o. year lse. 54&.2575 * $15 per Week-up w/ private beach, $200 wk. 2 Bed A ........... nt bltin 4 BR, 7!,i ba, dplx std 2000 Elden Cl)f. DELUXE )..2 \ 3 BR APl'S 3 BR Townhotu1.e-Pool, ap-kilchen. $35 per Week~p
77• ••-<•< 0 041 room _.. .... e .• sq ft. Nwly pntd. Bltns, · • ._._ port H ,_...._ 5210 pliances & patio. 1180 mo Apts. Afotel . S48-91"a5.
T""VNU, eves: -ra~e/oven & refnc. No gar. $425/mo. Jg 50-7513 MERRIMAC WOOD.S new ALSO FURN. BACHELOR nwW e'lf'11•
after 6. children or pets. $135. luxury 1-2 BR, a11'-<0t'ld . Prv paU. e Hid Poola 2 BR 1 f 1 l A Jse. 540-2'185. _ ROOMS: $18 wk & up.
OCEANFRONT Upper 1 Br. Well..Mc:Carclla, Rltrs. Lido 11'9 1351 425 Merrimac Way, 56-6300 Nr shop's • Adultl only drps,· ~child~~: ~:J pd. 2 d'!._.,A~~.~hi. ·1~:nge~k~ ~S blk lo ocean.
apt, twin bed1, Jrg livrm 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. . See clas1 5100 Im Santa Ana Aw.., CM 3226 A. Clay St. 548-7325. .,.~ -_::"'°"=,.:'Secc•.:.•::.~c.•cc·_;C;;:d:..M'-=I
w/day bed. Gar, garb displ. 548-7129 Eves, 6f4.0liM 3 BR, So. Patio, Crpts, drpe, TRAILERS-3 BR -$1.50 1 Mar Apt 113 e 646-5542 gar. $l40. SU-&165. * Garage-1torage only. $20
Util pd. $175. v.1t + $30 2 br., 1 be. w /iar. bltr.s. Lease (adults onlyl & . 2 BR'• $:,io up. 132 w. 2 BR Unfurn apt. Blt-inl, East Bluff 5142 --·------month. 19th & Pomona A~. _,.._P~·~""""--.,.·~--=~ 1 New paint. Crpts, dl']>I, $300. 6 7 3-4063, (213) Wilson. 548-9577. 13a E. 16th w/w crpta. Infant ok. No Santa Ana 562@ CM. * 897-4885.
SPFCl'ACULAR View:·3 BR range. Jo'enced yd. Nr park, 629-21!Kl8. SI. 64i.t265. pets. lit & last $165 mo e NEW DELUXE e I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; FURN. Room for refined
2 ba house, lips: I, ,.. C.d.'d schools, shops. Newp>rt H
1
•---L ..... _ 1 BR, Older be.ch man only. incl utll, Apply 135 Albert 3 BR. 2 BA Apt fur lease. I 1 person, Ne>A'JlOl" area.
beach. $250 wk. 673.-1235 or H Child/pet k unt _._ -9Ul -U"' pd ang I'"" Pl., C.M. mgr upi,;tain apt Incl. spac, muter suite, din VILLA MARSEILLES &12-5697 . gts. area. o . _ _;:]!;--· .... , no g e. u.1,
67S...2'J68. $1£5. _......-CONOOMlNIUP.f 1971 Church st. 646-3)93. or call (213) ~5839, (213) rm & dbl garage, auto door BRAND NEW SLPG. rm foi· older man.
CORONA DEL MAR ror. 293-K pt M0-8638 LG l b l ~m.5""""100.:::...•::'c:'·:..;;:;;·:..· ----opener avail. Pool &: Rec. SPACIOUS Priv hin & f!nt. By mo nox . 2 Btdnna, 1% baths, all ap-. r. w/w crpt., nr. I & 2 Bd • TAGE, main beach. SIJ» HALECREST. Clean 3 Br. pllancei inc:I. Adults v.ith fair grds tor married cple. 2 BR Unlurn apl. Bit-ins, area. rm. "'pts. only. $35. 1543 Orange, Of
T.,. ~~~~.wk. 217 Hel iotrope 2 Ba. Cpl!, drps, bltM; child over 14 only. $170 mo. Infant ok. $125 646-8226. w/w crpts. Infant ok. No • FROM $255 • Adult Livln9 Room w/kilch It ha, pvt en. ~ f I Cov patio wlbltn Avail July 1st A&• n I SHARP t 1 b pets. 181 & Jul Sl65 mo 865 Amigos Way, NB Furn. & Unfurn. trarice. quiet. Ideal for niaht rp c. · · · · · ' compac rm. incl utll. Apply 135 Albe11 Managed by DI,,. •-·" ~· t ON The water, Bal Penin.
Elegant, tum 2 .BR 2 ba,
new hi-rile, pool. SDI wk.
BBQ. Close to all shopping. 546-4141 Quiet buiidtne. Adults only. WlLLIAM WALTERS CO. wai;: • ..,r ........ or coo • ..,na · worker. 548.2720 ~ M After fi PM 842-$"'~ .,.,, .....,.. ~A1 ...,-Pi., C.M. mgr upstairs apt ed appliance• • plush Iha& • ....., o. ' $250 MO • BR 2 ba, lam ...,.. mo . .,.,........., .... or"' --or-" (213) 69' ~'9. · 2 lo ROOM $25 a wk, kitchen 2392 \;ClU ............, 2 BR 2 ba & powder room, carpet • ch.01ce of co r nn, fncd yd, new pnt/cpls, 1 BR f\lrn apt, pool, Carport. VILL• MES• •PTS ~ ' opt patio 2-car schemes • 2 bath& • stall privil, C.M. area. For appl. 673-1233 or 61:.-2368. ' 2 Br. Gar, patio, crpl.I, drps, bllnl. Owner fi6.-08IK) or Adult•. 560 w. Hamiltoo, " "' "' • .. tn. pee ' ' ' call 6424042 aft 6. stove, refrlg. Bamboo 494-2335 eves, CM 548-'12ll 2 BR. Priv patio. Htd pool._ gar. l Y~ lse. Avail imn1ed . 1howers • mirrored ward·
Vfila&e hu privacy A quiet 3 BR townhouse, cpt/drp M_O_D_ERN __ u-aw,_·-r-.fur-0-~-,,..~, .·I 2 car encl'd pr. Children !~~5~. 64:J...5080 or 644-2492 :.:be i!'~~cbe~:..=
for mature adults °"!_Y· Sl'l!i mo. 961S Kengington, Adults only, no pets . "''elcome, no peli please:! bar • hU&e private fenced
Dvmtwn, CM. $160. Sf4...04.52, HB 962-9911 or ck at office 673-5601 after 6 pm. Sl ....... ~mol .. n9 W. Wilson. TNHSE: 2 BR 2•,t ba, fpl, patlo • pl"'h ''""""'Pini '
I ~Ao n34 u.1 . patio, enc gar, 752 Am igos JULY -1 b k from ocean. .._.. · 9635 Cornwall Drive. HB. 1 BR TraUer lor rent. $00 300 GT:>-0033 brick Bar-B.Q'1 • 1arp heat·
Pool, patio 3 br 2 ht. sps Rent or LeaM ~ion 3 BR patio, cpt/drp, 2 ba, mo. Adult park, nr beach. New attractive 2 BR in-Wy, Apt 5, S . . ed pools; I lanai.
LG, new, apt. 2 bnn, 2 ba,
sun:leck. ~ 6. ao.e to
bndi ' ~. $175 'l.'k.
ll-W Mucus, N.B. 673.-1915
7 Beaut fU:rn. Mn. Fenton,-3 Bedrm homt., lgc Jiving rm, lg fnccl yd; 2 car gar, $2'l5 Avail 71 1. 835-3148. dividual unils 1'' r p I, PRESTIGE LOCATION 3101 So. Bristol St.
642-9933, i73-2110. new kitchen $2.00 nio. mo. 5.16-<634. or !J68.lla7. crp/rlrp, beam c e i I i n gs, For lease, deluxe 1888 sq. ft. (Ji,., N of So ~-P"")
h I R I E t SMALL Bachelor apt.--0Jder patios. Adulls only, no pels, 4 BR, 2\4 BA apt, Frplc. ~ • • ......,,:t -
PENINSULA Ba,yfront, 5 BR Nie 0 s •• sta • 5 Brm, 3 hath.I, fam. rm., adult. $85/mo. plus S:la Refs. $159.50 Ir. $179.50 23,')I drapes, crpta, wet bar, pri Santa Ana ::rs~;:;1:r;n,~~~~ • 546'9521 ft frpl.c, bltnll, crpt&, drps, secunty. 646-8464. Santa Ana Ave. Ms.9412 or t.Jconin, dbl pr oH kitchen PHONE: 557 ... 200
or C.21l) 799-l642 Eves. AVAIL Now, 2. BR •. h'Plc, pool. 847-4461. I BDRM FURN. Adults. 673--0395. dlhwhr, dbl oven. Poel. Conv ·-~""""""""""""'"""
beam Ct"lng, pr1v patio, $148 2 BR near park w/w cpt C\ose to store quiet. 1985 -Q-U-lET-'-,-D-U_L_T_L_lV_l_N_G_ to ihop'g iChls A recreation. CAN'T 8[ BEAJ BAYSJOE Dr., Lido, Linda
Isle &: Perlin. waterfronts
+ off-watu Lido Hornell.
Bill Gn1ndy, Rltr. 642-4620
mo. l yr llK". l sml child drp6:, for appt after 6. No PomOna. 548--0728. 1 & 2 BR'• Shag crpts Only $350 mo. ~i.s!36 Elden Av e· pels. 213/3»-1882. · bltn~. poQI, beaut. Jndscpd'. 835 Amlgm Way, NB
· Newport Beech 4200 $150 &: $170 mo. ind all Mgr. nm door 865 Amigoll.
Single Story
5"9
RANCHO Rosal ita Riding
Club stalls avail. $ 3 5
monthly dues. Inquire at
Space 1Ta2 Orchard Dr.,
Santa Ana Heigh!s. or call
Diane Weed al 968-7019 aft.
7
Garage, C.M, for 1torage, nr
K-Marl. S20. mo. 54S.05lll
Income Property -
-. I/ILL share my Io v e I y BEACON Bay 3-4 Br home
··'Blutts" home , ~B. $300-$350. Al~. 2 Sr apt:
r.'"'/retlned woman. All pnvs 1250. Ull) Mf>..3427, (714)
$145 Aftractve 1 e Per a te Midway City 3616 -util. iu Avocado st. Managed by
hoose, 2 BR I BA crp/drp. A New Way To Live 6t6--0979. \VJLLIAM \YALTERS CO.
South Sea Atmosphere
2 Bedroon1 2 Bath.$
Carpels &: Drapes
Air Condilionl!d
Private Pahos
lleated Pool
Attention
lnveston !
F-· 64<--0369 OR l-5029.
PROFES&ONAL man, 30, •8-.-LBO~-,-. ~.~B~,-. ~f~um--a-pt
tdeslrts to share fully furn. nr bch & 1 h 0 p' g.
\heme wtth 2 others, $110 July, Aua; or Sept. $400 mo.
« $1.25 9fi2..611 4 67>5810.
i:oo;, -· 2100
• 3 Br. Qpts, drpl, patio,
;tnod yon!. 19118 Pomooa
Aw.~L
!Mu Verde 2110
@t:AlIT. • Br. home, formal
~R. pool, den, $400 mo.
90-2336 afl 5.
Newport Beach 2200
$295 Mo./or best offer. Furn
Pacltk: Sands home, near
beach. 536-1951.
LIDO, LINDA Isle, Bayside
Dr &: Penin. waterlronts +
off-water Lido homes. Bill
Grundy Realtor 642-4620.
3 BRM, 3 ba. borne nr. CdM
ocean & bay beaches .
675-4081 or M~1M3
Lido Isl. 2 BR apt
Private Bmch-July,
$2fi>. wk. 67>-SlO'J
AdullJl only, no pets. Ref.s, 2 BR It den plus. wk shop. in Newport Beach ---------..... 11. ~ m=. Lg tncd yd. $185 monthly, UNfolJRN k furn 1~' bath. 5250 ~ ··~~ 2 BR ... L · · Corona del Mar
3 BR. big ltCI'ttned porch, Sl?S leue. 893--0441. OAKWOOD GARDEN quarters ~;~tpts, ~~~ J ~-~~;;i~· ;;;i;ii;;;;;~.;;;;.1
family only, P.lax. 3 childrn. Lituna B•ach 3705 APARTMENTS pool, no chlldnn under to.
Vacant. $2'15/mo. Agt. Ask .c.;c;.:;.c_ ___ , On 16th Street btwn Clean cul adult 11gle1 w/ref ,...~~
for Don 8.J0.6CMiO, 96S-4362. $Z15 BEAUT 3 BR 2 be, IJ•vine and Dover Dr. ok. 646--0496. .,.
1145 Attractive "para•• Cuot bit. Span, heams, frpl, _ _.:l:.:.7:..:14:.:.l,c'4c:U::..:::1:;7:;0 __ ,H c_A_R_l_O_R_G_R_E_E_N_S -·
hoo•<, 2 BR l BA, cpl/.,,,. w, ln•moc. m.7<-19 BA YCLIFF MOTEL 011 TEN ACRES
Adlts only. no pets. :-..ef.s. RENTALS * LO\V WEEKLY RATES• GARD~ ~ B~o:::, A~ 1 • 2 BR. Furn • Unfurn •
548-94?2. 6B73-0A 3!:·~ M AptL furnlshtcf Kitchen, TV's, maid service. ~=-· ~eierso: 1\yay~ C.M: Flreplaee1 I priv. patios I Carport It Storage
4 BR, 2 , ......,.,ta esa. -H <d Pool "" "'70 POIU. Tenni1 • Olntnt'J gw.. HIDDEN V!LLAG'' • "'· ,1 .. ., lJ), l}3 acr. Gener•I 4000 eat · '1'HHJ,) ....... "" -!---------6'" """"" 900 Sea Lane, CdM 6f4-2b1-I GARDEN APTS attef i, 543--0012 ~~ 2 BR 1 1~ ba. $160. Cpt/drp, .:::.::.:...::..===-~~.-~I 4 REMARKABLYt ·-8-E-D-R-.-1-,-p-t._Cl_ou--ID-bo-y patio, pool, bltns. Seacliff (MacArthur nr. C.0..lt Hwy) 2500 South Salle
RENT or Lease O~ 3 UNBELJEVABLY I.'. beach. Furn or unlurn. M11nor Aptli, I~ Placenlia e 3 BR, 2~' BA DUPLEX e Santa Ana * 5.S.IS2S
Br._ .f'xee. home. im~~c. E.RAORDINARILY 675-7876 or t94-9471 548-2682. Alik about our dis-I $160 ~ Lltli 2 BR. St••d•·o $265 incl. gardnr. 642-27::i;i "\!' BEAUTIFUL .. _., . ...,..... C,pts. drps, bltns, enc aar. c~.::::::·-=·:....----~ COtJnl 673·2402. Apt, (Triplex). 1-·an1ily i;ize
LG 2 BR, ~tlo, ~arage, Val D'iMre Garden Apt1 CHANNEL ironl. J bnn BEAUTIFUL. 2 BR, Jlt BA _, -kitch. w/bltns, crpts, d1·p1,
complete pnv, Child ok. Putting O""n. waterfall I apts-yearly lease Adulls studio. w/w crpts, bltins, Balboa Island 5355 frplc., encl gar. 1 or 2
$l40. 5.'i?-8888. stream. flowen ew~~· no pets. 673-2662 e~s. ' garage. No. C.M. $155 mo. children ck. (Nr schla) No
Plenty of lawn
LOVELY 4 BR on bay, 2
BA. o/skle 6h:N.-er. Winter
rental. 400 38th St.
.S' pool. rec. room, b~, CHELOR A I 54&-0714 DELUXE 2 BR •·Uttle pels. 2'l30 S. Center St.,
LIDO Isl. 3 BR, 2 BA. Colleve Park 3115 BBQ'&, Sauna, lurn.-unfuln.. BA . , pl. urn · Balboa". Boat dock-tie up SA Nr Warner 56--0989 Private Bea<'h-July ;;;==.:..c:;;.;;C---'-'1 1 ' 2 Br. aim SineJes from Swim g pool, g!rage. 1 blk 3 I..a.rgoe BR, 2 BA, new · · ' ·
For Sale, approximately ~~
acre pTime R.J property.
Situated on high bluU, over.
looking Lido lsland New-
JXll1 Beach, etc. AdjaCent lo
Hoag Memorial Hospital,
surrounded by M e d i c a I
Buildings and a lovely high.
rise, apartment complex.
Excellent financlnr avail-
able. $190,000. Write or call
Perrie Upton, (714) 793-2841.
Town~re Dev. Oirp. I w.
State St., Redlands, Ca. 92313
$300. 1o1·k. 61;>-8109 '3 BDRM, 2 ba, &: family $!35. •--, ... -Pano"' from ocean. $135. 548-1131. cpUdrp. No pets, chldrn priv, No pets, no children. $115--Lrg ciu..oerful I BR. apt. • ~..,. ~ -$300 mo-yearly lease only. c d bl 1 · \JNUSUAL • oontemp 3 brm .• Capistrano Beach, ocean rm. Immediate ocr.1.1pancy. Rd., 6G86'10. Between Har· l-BR. duplex 1 blk. 10 ocean ok. Avail J uly. S 16 5. 673--0207 rptJ, rpR, Ins. enc gar. J:°'• r':'• 8r:t::;;.'ll~r front sleeps 5, $18. night, _54_""953_._a_lto_•_l____ bor' Newport . 2 Blk N.19th ' bay, $150 yearly, utiJ. pd. c54;_;:,5-c,11<:.;::5·~-~~~~ .:'.:'..:::::.'..-------I chili! ok. lNr. &chis), 2230
Business. ~r~perty_~O
FOR sale by owner, 7-unit
n1odern MEDICAL DEN·
TAL CENTER. Good
return, good wri t e-off .
Con&ider home 01·? In trade.
See 59U Heil AYe.. HB.
Call O\\'flf':r 714: 8'46-32'21
eves. or 213: 696-1810 days
C-2 lot, 50 x 200 1o1•!1h 2
BR house on rear, Mar
E. 17th. O\.\.·ner. &16-4563,
673-7413
ue. va . , $13. wk. 492-5078, 492-5342. TI.fE SUN NEVER SETS oo the new rem11.1• 3nl W. Balboa Blv. *DELUXE 14: 2 BR Garden DAILY PILOT WANT ADS! S. Center~ S.A. Nr. ~AILY PILOT DIME· A A-Frame, sips 5. l blk Cla&1lfied'1 action power. r-imlf OCEAN Fronta 2 b r m , Apts. Blt·ln1, prlv. patio, <D;;;,::'';,,1:":"",:;.78:=•=c=""='"='="=·=-:_=:W=:a="'="":54;:.,:;:·===
,. UNES COit )'OU jult pen-f bay/ocean. 7/1. 7/18. $100 1-~or an ad to sell around garage. Yearly Jea1e. S2T5 heated pool, frple. Adults.
••a day, w~. 204 t!>lh NB. 675-(169. the clock, dial 642-5678. 1 &. 2 BDRM Apts • mo. 64i-3M3 or 83.i-1148. S145 mo. 546-5163
tor Adults. :rrom $150 e WINTER RENTALS e
Gone rel 2000 General 2000 General
S@~~lA-J&r.~s·
The 1'1111/e with the luUt-ln Chuclle
ILARNS . I I I I'
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':;:;::;~~~=-...., kMpl h is heod obove water ·1 T I " s E K I~ that --.· G-li
...... , ......... , ,., ..... , ... , ......... 1..-l' 0 C-i.to .... """''' •""'•d by flllina In lh• "'1Mlng word . VOi.i ....,., 1rofn tftp No. 3 btla.il.
• "~.~~.unus IN I' r I' I' ,. r I
' .
TUsrtN e AVAILABLE NOW! e
15491 Williams Street Abllcy Really 642-3850
DELUXE 2 Br Duplex.
erp1·s, drps, bllns. frplr.
palio, gar, no pets. adull s.
282 E 16th St. $155. ~. ffi4) 835-5335
GARDEN GROVE
13212 l\tagnolia street
tn4> 53'7.SSOO
FOUNTAIN VAU.EY
17060 San Bnmo Stnet
(71•) •2500
RENT FURNITURE
Corona HI Mar 4250 UNUSUAL l ·Br . apt. I ~..;.;.:..;.;;... • .;....;..._;_ __ _: I Partially furn. $110 per mo.
$95 Furn. Bach. No cooking. Nr. &hopping, Avail. July 1111
Busine11 n1an, non-cmok.er ff.e&lonomiai-Bkr. 6T3-6704
S. ol hwy. Prlygcy. 675-48.59. ~IODERN 2 Bdrm, Jtt P.a.
B•lboa Island 4355 cpt/drp, CE k!lch. view, _ enc gar. Nr bus. $155,
BALBOA INN adults, no rie,ts. la! E. 20th
3 Rooms frora $19.95 On the beach. Jo'rom $3.~ wk. SHARP, Li I BR, cpt/drp,
l tonth to moolh Raltall 6 mo. mlnimun1. 67:;.,s740 bllns, Quiet bla;. Infant ok.
Wide Se~Uon * I BR Sf55 mo. YEARLY. $l?.O. Mo..9i22.
lOOc:t. PUROtASE OPTION Gal! I wtl' pd, no peta. UNF. 2 le 3 BR, a180 furn
2( hr, Delivery Cu1to1n Furnitun RentaJ ~2130· · 2 BR. cpt. pool, ~ ok
517 W. l!lth, CM 548-348I YEARLY Avail now. Al · 1998 Maple, No. I 548-2808.
1561 W Uncoln, Anhm T14-• tnctive 1 brm. $110 in-SPLIT Level 3 BR 21i bs,
'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiii•lc'~'""~""~u~l~ill~ti~.,!:·~"rJ!5-~29~7'~. ~ I ept/drp, bllns. No pets. 988 r TI'R I BR aJ 4 b P.iission Dr No. I 549-3524. ~DMr1•lJ.LlBT Amo. July 6' Au~i:vaj; l IBR. Upper, 1100. Older
APARTMENT Winter-70 re1v'1. 67J..1503 pref. Avall 7/1, t 22
--Magnolia, C.M. '4M-Mi95
FINDERS Huntington Bead! -LRG 2 BR. """· drpa. I liundred1 ol Apartments Lilted Now NEW J Bft...blk to btach. chlld ok. $135 + dcp. 2214.
Call '42-4656-1150. Pri. pJtk> • QUIET! Collt(t, Ape 2. 6-f6..-062T.
'°''""'"""'"~~!!!!~"!"•I Gu. 1ingte Miiii, couplt. LOVELY I Br. crpts, drps. Just for Sing .. Adults ~-A l•th, 673-t 714, bltnsi pallo, gar. Adulti, no
SOUTH BAY CLUB 1.~::::,::::!3::::19::,. -~---""· 1135. ~1762.
APARTMINTS NICt; I Br. dupif:l( w/)'l.rd. I Bil, Ira. c~s. drp1, atove.
Newport S.•ch We-II k>c. No pe11. S\3.l Mo. 1·chilf., no pc11. Adulis.
Santa Ana 5610Sant• Ana
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Sponl•h Sryl. Lu•ury
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Alll.Jr U•i"I
Qutllty .Slu1 ,.,,.,,_.,..,, , • ....,_,
t:•cl•U., l1t1...WW o.,.,,.
F•lr·i" ,,,.,,,. • c1 .....
r,1rw• l>«lt ••Ill 8 .. ..,.1
Air ConJiti.l"M '"'°" fow a.. rn .... 5t.
HHjff ,._,~ '' .. ......,.
Now Ret1tlng
J11• f't9r1 A •f .t-.111 C.... ri-
1000 IV. MocArlhur Blod.
lw.tE..,.,.,....
S#•"' A•• 54'1-114-97
5620
6 UN!CiAMllf ~oovf umos · I TO GEr ANSWEI I I I I I I sso Irvine A\'c. Avsfl . 00\\'. Owllf!r Ml).3862, $\20. 548-4059 a.fl 4 P~f.
I Irvine And 16th) &huTiay . DL\1&.A-lJNES! THE sl.iNN£Vt."R SETSOri I ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~ '...;S.:C..:.RA:..;;,M..:.·.:LETS;:.:.;:..:".;;N,;.S:.WE;.:.:..:.R.:S_l..:.N.:.._C:..L:..A_S:..5..:.IF:..l..:.C..:.A..:.Tl_O.:.._N_9_0_0_0_, __ f:.:.7.:...I•.:...> .;.;645;:...0.:.:5.;.;50'--Dl•I ........ ,,'"'RESULTS. DAILY PILOT WANT' ADSI ••
•
•
Bu1lne11 Rental -STORE OR OFFICE
600 or 1200 Sq, Ft. Parking
Reasonable, 6'1£.2414
2630 Avon St .. N•wport .
/lolODERN Ocean view unils.
Shop &. ol1ice &pact: avail.
1999 So. Coast Hwy, Laguna
Beach. Agent : 4!W-9471 .
COSTA Mesa: 600 1q. ft.
office, 600 sq. ft. store, 800
sq, ft . 1hop. • Owner
&46-2130
Office Rental 6070 ---___ _.:.:.;
DESK SPACE
17875 Beech Blvd.
Huntington Beech
6~:.l-it321, Ext 276
1 APPROX 600 gq. ll:7ii2Q
~no. All ulil's Intl., rx<.11rit
ph1Jnr . Ni:.~1 10 Sec. t'11clfic
&nk, 1Si E. 171h SI , CM.
A1n1>1c parking. &ll-4210
DESK SPACE
222 Forest Avenu!t
Legune Beech .
:-o~-·~· !ll64l 2 Sult~•. i'il llfl-ll~l
rnrn, 300 \V. r 1111.tl llwy,
SIJ.1 1>er 1110. 61: 2181 for
•f)fll.
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T-·-'°·1970 .................................................................................. IAlfSTATE ltlAL ISTATI • IUSINISS ....
* *
Are You Letting Cash
Slip Through Your Fingers
See If You Have Any
Of These Things A
DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
1. Stove
2. Guit1r
3. &.by Crib
4. Electric Saw
S. C1mer1
6. Wisher
7. Outbo1rd Motor
8. Stereo S.t
9. Couch
10. Cl1rinet
11. Refriger•tor
12. Pickup Truck
13. Sewing Machine
14. Surfboord
15. Mlchine Tool1
16. Dl1hw1sh1r
17. Puppy
18. C•bln Cruiser
19. Golf Cut
20. Barom1ter
21. St1mp Collection
22. Dinette S.t
23. Ploy Pon
24. Bowling Boll
25. Water Skis
26. FrNllr
rl. Sultc11t
28. Clock
Will Sell Fast!
29. Bicycle
30. Typewriter
31. &.r Stools
32. Encyclopedia
33. V1cuum Cleaner
34. Tropical Fish
35. Hot Roel Equipm't
36. Fiie C1binet
37. Golf Clubs
38. Sterling Silver
39. Victorl•n Mirror
40. Bedroom Set
41. Slide Projector
42. Lawn Mower
43. Pool T1ble
44. Tires
45. Pi•no
46. Fur Coit
47. Dr•pe5
48 . Linens
49. Horse
SO. Airpl1ne
SI. Or91n
S2. Exercycle
53. R1re Books
54. Ski Boots
55. High Choir
56. Coins
57. Eloctrlc Treln
SI. Kilton
59. Cl1uic Auto
60. Coffn T•ble
61. Motorcycle
62. Accordion
6~. Skis
64. TV Set
65. Workbench
66. Dlomond Wotch
67. Go-Kart
68. Ironer
69. C•mping Tr•ller
70. Antique Furniture
71. T•pe Recorder
72. Sallboot
73. Sports Cir
74. M1ttrns Box SN•
75. lnboord Spoodboot
76. Shotgun
77. Soddle
78. Dirt G•me
79. Punchl"I log
80. Boby Corrio'°
81 . Drums
12. Rifle
13. Doak
14. SCUBA Geor
ThtM or any ath•r •xtra thln91 around th• house
u turn•d into cash with a
.DAILY. PILO.T WANT·AD
so
Don't Just Sit There!
' "
DIAL DIRICT
642-5678
0-rol 0-rol PINANCIAL
6071 R. E. Woni.d 62411 Mori9 ... 1,
SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY \VANTED: vlew home !n _!!!it DeHI QU
1·"3 room, up to 3,000111. tt. Corona. ,del Mar, pref, 2 YEAR 25% YllLD
ottk:e suites, Immed, occu-llarbor View Hlll1 area: $29.500, 109' TD, ~hind only
paocy. Ora,. Cnty. Airport from owner ool,Y. CalJ $m1peramon15 actt8 ln'
Irvtn. Commerc. Complex. 673--8916. San Juan Caplttnno, Sold
lldJ. A1rporter Hotel A Rnt. BUSINl!SS end at $10,000 per aere 1963, 2
&IP'Ut, bankil, San DielO FINANCIAL yr due dalH. 2:1% di!ICOl.tnt.
I: N'pt, Fwys. . ----------Bkr. 491-1210 er 497-1021
UNCROWDED PARKING 8uslne11 ews.
LOWES!' RATES -~rtunlti•• QDOl•2N=o"'T"'D;:-:•"'••"' ...... =".-wan....,....lod',
Owner/met. 2172 DuPont Dr., AAA $5000 at 15%. Choice prop, ~· =~ ::::~ers CANDY SUPPLY valued a.t $4f,OOO. $l5,00> ~ I •
ROUTE _equl ... -· Whoddyo w""" =:.°"" DELUXE 1~2 or 3 nn. suite • .,ICIAL C1 •••JFl,. ... TI -··
or. o....,.e County A.,,,.rt !Ni?ia~one ~.: .. ~!;.";,">Money Woni.d 6350 .,.NATUltAL'iO'aN'i'WAPPIU I: Irvine Ind ustrial ..,..... •~..._
Oom-•-~--t ' d Plan '"'O ...•... , $975.00 NEED help! One of ~ boya lpldal _,. ....,x. "--~' rapes, I S LI S u--S L •• ~ niusic, air-condltJoni~ & P an thtte •••••• $1825.00 in ttfe S.A. Hia;h band. net -,...._ -_.
j ··1·1-"-' .. -"-. Inquire about all. Excellent wants to Co to £n&mi.:!, l\ILU -AD MUST IHClUDe .... ""' ...... ..._., . ..................... ~""' .......... AVAILABLE. NO\V income lor a few houn with arou,p. Motbtr is ~YOU•,.......,., w .• _. ._., .. ,.,,, b•
Courtesy to Brokers . Y.'eekly \\'Ol'k. (09¥1 • wldowtd. Arry doN.tktl'll will ~'JWIHO POI U.ll -flUiQU ONL'fl
BOB PETrIT. Realtor Event~J. Relillifli" and be a:pprec•ted! 547-1143. To Place Your. Treder'1 'erlcll• M
e m-0101 e collecUng money trom coin ANNOllNCIMINTS PHONI 642-5671
:;oo Sq. Ft. Air conditioned operated dispensers i~ New. ind NOTICIS l\lono 1:11..... 2 BR • den port Beach and 1urroilnc:linc1----------1 -aQd carpeted <1Wce spaee, area. \\le establish route, Foynd (Fl'M Ads) 6ilOO ;es. nr beach, Jdeal retire.
$150. per moplh. Presently (Handles nan.ie brand candy _ • ment home or rental.
furnilhed with lour desks, and snackl. For personal HUSKY. -Samoyed -or $18,500. Trade '9500 eq for Chain , dividen, e t c , Npt ~mm'I .:.... ~ ~· interview· In Newnnrt Beach Nor. Elkbound -~ dog, · ...., r•¥•" ,..,.._ (f'umltum can be. putchas· "rT' a: ed or leutd). Good East area, stnd name, aadress male, 25-30 lbs. nave: 2 Br, 2\W bl. rorxk>,
l 7th Street location. Call and phone number to Silver/Jl'l.Y, Iota hair. Vic ltaaed, equily $15,500. Want:
646-055.5. P.fULTl.sTATE DISTRIBUT. W-sidt C.M. 583 Plwnmer Land, mountain home, des.
ING, INC. 1681 Broadway, FOUND Cute nutty baby kit· ert borne or ! ! Myen, DESK SPACE Anaheim. Cal•. 92802 !nl) "" ...,. Seuho"' ~ 461h ..,...,,.,
305 No. El C•mino Real ?7Pr5060. St., Newport, pleue claim, 1"'o"'to"'1000= ..... =:-:,-;s;-;.E"°."'0re"~=
Son Clement• 557-7585 a.It 6:00 673-3344. $100 to S3JO per actt, Want
492-'420 * PARTNER ~YS Found on beach vie. So, Calif. property, Marin..
NEWPORT Beach Deluxe hla.nd &: Balboa. Inquire er'• Investment Realty Co,
Offices. Alr-o::>nd, ihtd. w/ Active with J9,500 cash for at front counter, Dail¥ 5tS.atSO
priv. ba. 2400 \V, Coast business that'a roing like Pilot, 2211 Balboa, N.B. •w•,::,.::..,= .. =1..,=,..,..,.., 131>=,"'ooo=-,.-.
Hwy. \\'ild fltt! ! St, salary $250 * * * GREY il white 4 BR. Dock Want lurer off·
Trade 111e ~ rta. In
Garden GtoYe, xlni cond,
IOQd at, FOR duplex or bi-
p]eic, H.B., N.B., or. C.M. 11~000 .... ...._.,., '
11' Thompaon, A-1 condillo"! I
Ol HP Evlnnode. low bn.
Panco "'""· Trade tor property, etc. See ln waeitr
Lido Boat Grdna, OR J. '
Trade clear lot w/beaut
view ln l.quna 1or' apWl
home I Jot CM or aubm.il
W, E. Lachenmyer, Rltr. '
fW&.3928 Call Eves: 6G-2Z.1t --
Trade San Moritz Cb&itt;
Commercl•I
5 Stores, SllO,cn>. 686-698 W.
19th St. Bethel T<1wers cot·
ntr. 5-iS-1768 Ag1.
Lots 6100
CHOICE Corner lot, Eastside
Costa litesa. 1.tllit sell.
Forlin Co. &12-SOXI
v"k. Could eulb' net selected cat· recent mother. Girl water home 4-5 BR or i~
party 25m, ht year. Must -.-.·ho called. pleue call come prop: unltt, am houa-
have. manqerial. ability &: apin. &l2-JM.t or 5'8-9405 es, or vacant lt.nd, Owner
deslie to make money No ""',,-,,--,--.,.,.cc--,;== 816-1315 SeUin&! ! Call 5.17-8950 'Exl CAT~me color. Sl&mne, =...,,. ... ·_,._,,,.--.,,-,,,-
•2 blue eyes, hail grown male, '64 Corvalr Monza Spkler
' found Hora~ Ena:llah achl. ronv. 140 4 1p..rebullt eng &::
$3500. will •tart you. in Dist. N.B. stS-29«. new tires. USO or trade for
bu11hM"ss In lhl1 tine mix PAIR Of pre1Ctiplion glasses VW or ~blu. 64U099.
lood hand-out restaurant. Beach ln Huntina'lon Finest equip. only 5 yea.rs ~
old. J1i·Traffic Beach City1~=~-· ~~-""""°'"• 1.fust u.cri.lice at once. FOUND: Polan'• Helbl"Ole
Call VAN at &t&-nn THE watch. Vic P.lac.Arthu.r •
REAL ESTATERS Birth. 644--0615.
1 Bedroom home. Eutaide,
Costa Mell. Xlnt cond .•
$23,950, Consider cleU' auto,
boat or ·travel trlr. Call
56804 South Coast Rltn.
122.000 equity tor
' Owner /broker
&4>0Ml
'5.! Renau1t 4cv enc. I-tram
axle rebuilt. Ran &: in a:·
Int shape. $125 or trade lc!I'
?? ? Call "6-0029 or 6tS-Si5I
aft. 2 p.m. aak lor Jeny.
~i A~ Country ~. S
Br. 2 ba, pool, hones OK.
Want units, home or boatT
Ov.ner/ Acent.
Call sta-NT1
A'M'R. View lot o'looking
Afe58. Vertie Country Club
&: HB. $19.~ ~.
R•nche1
FGR sale-40 acre
Modern 2 BR?\f
545-2943 or 545-2031.
6150
ranch.
home.
FANTAmC business ~ BLK &: white kitttn in
portunity, 140' restaurant, Harbor View homes area.
eslabliahed Newport Beach 644-5615.
6 Yn. Well known. Forl--;LO"'v"1N"G"."'""G:::,.:;u;:,-:ma1e=>:--1
Immediate &a.le due !<1 loss Siamese, Cdl\1.
Box typo FREEZER.
new generator, TRADE
for APT. size
'electric STOVE or ?
642-1574.
1962 MERCURY 425 e..-
int 1-. tranamluioa. TRAD&
FOR TOOLS OR!? 6t8-5al.
2127 Collep Ave. ec.ta '
Meaa.
ol 111ana1er. $10,000 dn. Con. 675-5400.
taCJ Mr. Pike, ~·6373 or FOUND Sm Terrier near
49+-7432. 1100 blk west Balboa Blvd.
RETIRED Seller needs 10tne FRANCHISE 67S-2932.
~~,_. _____ ,_200_
640 acres near Bishop, CA
for Southern Calli. Incl,
Palm Sprlnas area. Free
and clear at $15,900, Roy J,
Arnllan. $1200. cuh, reducell price for an I-Io~ fumlshlna:•. 4 locationa1J;ao=w=•s::,.::00::o1;:.,;-::yoo:::;;lh:-::co::n:;:;tu
excepUonal Investment on be.me opened, Excellent re-tennis courts CdM. -.--.--.--.--.
thli 180 acres in city limits turns, moderate investment. 6'13-1071 Gift & party Import shop
over-lookifw: Sacramento 1-'actory trainil"ll program.:!==========:: $oMXXl fur bus camper, or
River &: City ol Redding. Call litr, Robert Shores far LHt '401 what have you. M8-3536 or
Have "'·a ter, lli!Wer, elec· info. 523-9160. ---------6'6·5.183.
tricily &. natural ga11, \Vas COIN LAUNDRY-lit time MISSING
WILL trade 10 lrrlpled
acres in Hemet with 3 rent.
ala for Oranae County b). come prope~.
Call n f/sa.2561
4 x 6 UTIUTY TRAIU:R.,
Good condlUon, rww tins,
TRADE for motorcyde, 435
Hamilton, Apt C, C.M, .... ,.,,
$1750 per acre, now $1222 offered. ?>lost deluxe In USA. from 127 E. Baylront, Little 1'. -....,; * * * -.
per acre. A $95,000 price New e q u I p ,, e1tablbhed Bal lale, am&U blck/whte I ~"1!!!!1!1!!!!!il!l!l!~!'!il1!11!1!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!\1!!!!1J1lliil l'Cductlon. llave trlr park, trade. By Owner. See-Baker female cat "Dinah". Very \1 AN IMINTI
comtnfmulliple unit J>Cllen-st Fairview, CA-1. then call old &: very dear lo her fam· ANNOUNCIMINTS NOUNC
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tial. Adjoining p r<1 p ert y 6'4-1307. Uy. Pleue return her, no encl NOTICIS end NOTICIS
priced at $3:.oo per acre. \VANT TO BUY OR SELL questlona asktd. Reward, ·L-.-,-t------640-1 Announcement1 '411 )!
Investigate now -any delay A BUSINESS! LET US 67H103.
m ay be 100 late? Agent P.O. HELP YOU. THE REAL1·ro=Y'"""Pood'"""""1,-;to.--.,.t"'i.,.n--;;Hun--, ).fJNI bike -6/18, boys birth· Attention G.l.'1
Box 66, Redd~, Shasta Co. ESTATERS. ~nn · ASK tington Beach-about 8:00 day pttMnl. $~ for info.
Cal. 96001· Call 9 16 : FOR VAN Sat. nlte. Pure wht., am. leadln1 to return. No ques-ThinkU. or buying an au ' 2-11-4444. Pie 1 tio M&-.1M3 mobile a.Iler retunaifla !rmll 1 ---;c=====;-;---J GARDENING route Io r A: is male. ase return. ns. overseas? We at Barwick INYISTORS! qle-$800 or oner. Al'° Call 646-4Bn aft 6:00 p.01. $25 Reward ror flndill&' am, Imports 'WOUld like to extend
20 acres, NewtHIA')'/Barstow TTIOW'f!l'S &: eqt;lpment. Jack or 536-4870. blk long-hair male q , our heartiest ooncratul&Hons
area, a long path of air cur;li. Cavanaua:h, 548.9716. 1 "s"1"'k~M°"E"S"E-co"1'"""ec"'"'"=-bl=ue· vie F .V. Chula VWta Lie tor a job well done. Let us j
ion train planned flr L.A. 10 polnl &: seal point) male. No. 4359. 962-4831. help 11lect your new car or l
Las Vegas. Owner will f.in. Moner te LHn 6320 Lost in lhe \lie. near Shan-Blue ladies clutch ha&:, Harb med automobile. OaU W ap.
antt. Sell for $1000 per acre, non & College C . M . Shop ana. Pl return Keya poin1ment, ~ or i
PERRON 642-1771 1st TD Loan ~~~~.! Day ~7-_9007 eve important. Rev.'&rd 645-2758 494-9773. •
2.2 Acres at the. new Apple YOUNG Salt ' pepper mini Serra Thrltt Shop, 37? lllh St,
Valley Jet Airport. Also 81i-INTEREST LOST : Part Germ sctmauzer, male. Vic: 1.leM. Hunt, Bch. ~S ptjce l&Jt,
larvr parcel•. S6ooo . 2 d TD LOlft SheptAlukan Husky pup Verde.area. 56-85M Wed, July tat. spec hn for Terms. Bkr. 6#4670. n . . nr. Cal's Camera shop, CM. -~~------1 ale 9 AM.-3 PM. Rea. hr ~
Blk w/ wht mrk 'a s .1---------P.lon . Sat 10 AM,. 2 ~L
O_ut of St1te Prop. 6208 64~•217j baaed on ir~ll 67H168, 549-1915. Peraonel1 MOS Furnitw-e, antiques, Jeftlry I
• REWARD. Golden..l!fbrador aa weU U clothlna. All W/ba ,.
./ BeauUful Servlfll Harbor area 21 yrs, puppy, fen\, Enier&ld Bay, * FULLY LICENSED * at % price.
SHELTERED ISLAND S1ttler Mort9age Co. June 2S. 2t3:79IJ..5905 coU, Renowned Hindu Spiritualist. W~R"'tr=lNC,G,,.-----;Rawrt'""""""'Urc,---
ln lhc San Juan Islands, 338 E. 17th Street 494-5102 or 494-8398. AdYice on 111 matten.
\Vash., In lhe heart ol the Love, Marria&e, Buslne11 Editing -IBM typln1.
boating paradise or the TIME FOR Lo&t: Pi.Iale, black le silver, Readinp given 7 daya a Spanlah/Enallsh tranaJa •. l
Pacific C.out. \Vo oded. Keeshond dog Jn Newport "'eek, 9Alil-9Plif 312 N. El Uon. Fut, accqn.te aervke
Natural cove for dock site. Hlsarea,Answera loKonyak Camino Reil, San 1or letters. re1umea,
Nice beach. Close to shore. fi>UICK CASH 548-Im Clemente, 49l-1136, 4gi..oo76 reporia, ~ls, etc. 1
A1oclerate climate, clean air, THROUGH A WHITE female whip pe"t , Sinele-Widowtd-Divoretd MS-MG .
clear waters. This Island looks like small Greyhound. *MIN WOMIN NEW Chiropractic hours 10-8
is d1finitely unique. For full Vic Balboa Blvd • 20th · • p.m. Dr. Don A. Field, D.C. ~
lnrormation write; P . O. DAILY PILOT St. MG-8308 a.Iler 3PM. Everyone's looking ror the 445 E. 17th 91. CM. 6'2-6548. f
Box 481 , Bellevue, Wash. Heartbroken! rl1ht one. We have a way.5(1 ---
98009 or call (206) 454-6891 WANT AD GERMAN Shep. fem. pUp, call ua & be11ln to LIVE! Cemete.!Y Lot1 6'11 ~
e\leis. 5 mo'• old. Blk, while &: 5"?-6667 FOR Sal 2 c I ploll I ==========--'========:::! il't!Y· Vic. Balboa Blvd, · 24 Hr. Recording t , eme try
No MATTER Balboa. Reward! Call HlLP ""''1'14!lf thru pooitlve $8 SO.-Pac.inc_V_t e_w •. 1J-.--l-l
67• ~. J¥M Memorial, Mrs. Donn a .....,, .. , thinking. Improve your In-Gftde, 1950~ Ashv.'Orth Ave !
LOSJ:\.Black toy p o o d I e come, home life. Enjoy life North, Seattle, Wuh. 9IU3.
WHAT
IT IS • • •
YOU CAN
SELL IT
WITH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
For Fost S.rvico &
Eiport Auisl•nco
DI.AL
642-5678
DIRICT
female vie. llarbor Blvd ' &: ila opportunitie1. Send Di/f>.12--6809
Adami C.~1. Reward, nameil$100.POBoxll051,I========= ~J. Fountain Valley. Tutorini ..,. J
LOST youni girl't round, Ute PETER JSSACSON. Now ap-.;_;;.;.;;:-""<----...:.:.:.:1
blue rim, p r e a c r i pt i 0 n peering at the Bratskellar, FULLY CNdentialed teacher
alassei. Reward. 646-6285 Town & Country, Ora"· Folk will tutor children. Readlnc.
&. Folk-rock. Like you've math. 615-2428.
ORANGE l Y.'hlte cat, M, never heardlll 1 "Marvin" vie Keel Dr, Bea:lnnlrc guitar Ieuons folk, ·
CdM. Sm. reward . 6'14-6391. SWINGERS 0ranp County blue.a, claulcal. Reu ra&es
Guide. Free Udo write P .0. I =P~H.,.' _Ltt=~646-"1==' ~-~
Box 2lll Anaheim B2ln4 IT'S WONDERFUL the
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous maJl1 buys In appliances
Phone so.m1 or write to you find In lhe Ciusifitd
P.O. Box 1233 Cotta Maa. Adi. Check them now!
DON'T alve It a~ay. &el
quick ca5h f<1r it with a
DAILY PlLOT WANT AD.
Call &&2-5678 • Chl.l.'ie It.
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SIRVICI OlltlCTOltY JOIS I IM,LOYMINT JOIS & EMPLOYMENT''---------·-------------• -Sewlng. ______ ._MO.;c ~ MM. W4Nft. 7100 11111 MM1, Worn. 7100
QUALITY you've always BABYSM'TER live-In, 4 F\JU. or PART TIME. F..arn
wanttd. Oreu.makina: -childn!n. Room, board il v to $i pt:r hr, FULLER
alterations. Key SQ, 1163 1mall l&J&ry. Call aft, 6:30 BRUSH. 5t6-S7-tl
On.nge Ave., C.?il. 64.5-1292 6-U-9'116 F\IU time \\'Orn&n drug cleric,
CREATIVE FASHIONS BAR..'"ID, The Elca.pade Jiw-wi~ only. Box· P-108
.......... ..., ,... ....., ... .,, •• 1.,.....
!'hones Are Open 8:00 a.m. • 5:30 p.m.
9 to Noon S•lurd•y -Clo.od Su.nd1y When You
Want it done
right ••• By Donna Dee Room, ~ AttnlCIJve. De.Uy Pilot
For 11\0 ti""t ln custom * 548-0069 * GAGE LAB DIAL DIRECT ••• _642-5678
mod• luhiona. $-llll4 BAR.\IAID. EXPERIENCm SUPERVISOR WEST"INSTER & NORTH COUNfY DIAL FREE 540-1220 Call one of
the experts
listed belowll
OR™MAKING. 1portswnr, 21-30. A,pply 1 pm to • pm Experienced only Salary up M . .
suits, Rea90nable. at The flame Room, 1880 to $800 per monih. Huntington I h· 540.1220 l19un1 leach: 494-9466 * 536-1862 * ?donrovia, C.1'1. Apply in ]lf!f'llOn HC • t
--·--BATH AIDE, 8am-12 noon Z.0 . PRODUCTS
Tiie, Cer•mlc 6'74 NURSES AIDE. 1 am...J:30 3190 PuUman Ave.
pm Park Lido Conv~t Costa 1'fesa, Calif.
Son Clemente: 4'2-4420
Hours-Roguletions-Deadlinos
SERVICE DIRECTORY --
S.byslttlng WO
SERVICE DIRECTORY
* Verne, The nle Man * Hosp. 1t45 Su&>erlo.r Aw, Equal opportunity employer
siRVICE DIRECTORY c~; :~ x:ii:.•p:i:s-N.B.·~; 642-2'10· Call oniy • GARDENER TRAINEE .
I 4730 patio. Leakinc sbo11.u 8am-5pm. No e:irper. b nee, Xlnt opp. UIOllll: MvertlMrt thet.IW check their -41 llally •IMI N,.rf lmmflll•t•ly .,,.,.
Contr.ctorll 6620 Haul"' ttpair. tn4) 546-9083 ... 11dtca...Hk.8tl ..... THI DAILY PILOT aue.tft\U ll•Mllty for error• ... 1, .. -~-u MOVJNG, Goc .. e cleaJH1p M'f,1957/lt6-0IJ& ·BEAUTY• Geial tM extent et l"lltllthlftl the H'IWtlMmerlt c.,r.ctly ••time. YOUNG SET Addilions * ReulUU<.'. ~
PRE-SCHOOL rrcd H. Gerwick, Lie. 1~te:~!~!~. ~~~~e. T-ll "11 OPERATOR $3.95 HR. DIAOLINI POI COPY AND KILLI: S:M P.M. tht2 !lay Were pulllkatl91t, ••c• Ag~• ·2-JO 7 da)'IS, 6:J:l.7:31) 67J..00tl · * 5'1,._2170 Largf!, expand.ire chain nttds . twM9May 141ltl9" whH llaallliM la l•tvnley, 1 noon.
hour, day or \\ttk. l''ull 661S HouMCleaning 6735 TOPSO!L. Nitroa:en fort1lif.d Mutt be txptrlenctd. full A pan time help, Temp. Y'OU MUIT HAYI KILL NUM.1111 Whfft klllh11 •n M Mc•uM flf t11i1k k ,..vita.
k p/lime. Jlk per hr • Carpet Cl~~ ttdwood added, !37-7000 or -" Perm. Alt 19-31, 6 Mo's .. ..,. .... •k• • ~ ti tM klO numMr tlnn Y" lfr your -4 t•k• •
I child. rx-for 2. Sl .00 P.1'.esa .Peaning Service 495-4632. . • · APPL y resident required. vwlftuHM el ywr caH. .,
for 3 Jn same family. "' Q !loo =2871 J' R 0 •' carpets, windows, rs, etc. Personnel Office ~ 1m 'Yll1I 1_., ....,.. Is ..... t• klll4
• cerrKt • new Ml thllt hi• .... ......,.., M we u.
SpeCial Summer Program r • · Re.1. & Co1nmc'I. ~111 Tl'M Service .. Tho'rd Floor ~--'I Ole to .,... not 1uarPt• t• tie • until the M has ,,,_,_. In tM ,. .... incl. field trips, swimming ~ •' _.. .,,_.
for 6-10 >~ar oldl!. All CARPET Xln't Houseclunlne BOB'S TREE SURGERY lnterutilli:, varieO work in DIMl .. A--LINI Ma •N 1trlctly uafrl In Hvanc• lly mall er et lftJ''llM ef aut affka
qualified teacher~. 15TJ Sim STEAM CLEANED 836:0048 IA back oHering the ~me THE BROADWAY pleasant Newport Beach .. NO """"9 ..,..,.., · ·
ta A A C l\I 646-9210 E n •TES J n..~1· Tree strv· medicar ottice11 Top bene-. . . , na Vt', .1 • -, · REASONAIL """ * API' CLEANING * F ne ~1ty !Cf!: fits Call M·iu Vema TM DAILY PILOT nMl'ffa the rltht t• cl1ulfy, Hit, cenHr er rtfuM •nr. •lllv.,..
6"6-3706 ·Also carpet Installation Fut & thorouah 642--8164 * 540-:fr98 * NE\VPORT BEACH 557.·6122, Abigail Abbot Per'. tlMnMnt, •nlll t• chant• Its raht •nlll nt•l•tient without prl., Mt ca.
BABYSirnNG mw home. 1.~1.5971 \\'illiams Cleanina; Serv. TREES H~--· o J _.... , =16es, ulm, cu, JIOnlX'l ~gency, 230 \V. \Var.
age 2-t. Playmate lor 2 yr OWNERS SPECIAL TF!OJAN MAINT, CO. stumps, removed, hauled. 30 41 FASHION ISLAND ner, Suite 211, Santa Alla .
old 646-9517. 500 5<1. I!, $20. Diamond Coinpl. hOusecleanlng, ofc. le yr1 exp. Fully ins. 642-4030. Newport Be.ch
CHILO Care -J:::xp'd Mon. Carpet Cleaners. 181 2lsl apl5. Bonded. {2131 797-.11212. ooN·s TREE SERVICE All G~neral ~ice .
thni Fri. n1y ho1nt. nr. SL, Costa l\1esa. 645-1317. BAY • "-a•h Janitorial tupes Lise & Ins Free Es. Equal oppol'tunity employer Good figure apt1Lude . Typing I 548-1072 "' °" "' J ' • 50 WP~t Ca ll Loraifle • Pon10na. schoo. · STEAM jet cai-pet cleaning, Cal'~ts, wirx.lo\\'S, floors, timate~. 642-5584. BEAUTY Ope1-ator, bootb &1().2770 \VcstcliU Personnel
INFANTS 10 -t yrs. 11'kly By ClarKare, nation-wide etc. Res & Commc'I. 646-1401 apace for rent, CdM Reu. Agency, 2043 \VestcJIU Or.
$20. ~ly hon1c, fcnct'd yd, l!Crvice. Free est. &12-4~ 6755 Upholstery 6990 Ph: 673-1646/eve-542-5208. N.B.
hot luncl'M!s. 642-5639 RJ-:;\tARC Services. 3 rooms Ironing }'ABRIC SALE •BUSBOYS, 18 &. over. Hrs: GIRL 'th ·' . I' '~"''G h'fd I' If -~ •t 6-12 Pill A I 801 E '1'1 urivt>rs icense ....,.Yu~ care Your c 1 r·en $21.50. u Y goarant~. IRONING In my home, ~ 2j(j() Blue Cbip sta mps Balboa.B°ivd i:afboa · lo help Lido Isle mother
Mall Miii,..: l•x 1175, Newport l•ach, C1llf•rni•
CLllSIPllD COUHTEll •r• l•c•fell a1 fell•wt:
COSTA MESA
330 W. BAY
HUNTINGTON BEACH
17875 BEACH BLVD.
NEWPORT BEACH
2211 W. BALBOA
LAGUNA BEACH
222 FOREST AVE.
SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. El CAMINO REAL my home. H.B. By hr-day-Credit cards OK. 841-6688 Hr. Drtumaklna; Ir: alter•· FREE. 2-pc divan .f.: chair · · with summt>r activities of
\\'k. 968-6746 6665 tions. ~7641. $69. includes fabric & labor. CLERK-Typist, uOOer 30, 6 children 2·11. Duties in-D•i"ly Pt'lot Cl•sso"fo'ed
5 )'RS. or up. $1/hr t meal Floors 6790 All v.'Ork done in 5 days. gen. office dulies. Perm elude driving 10 and lron1 u ""'
n:lra. my" home. &12-6498 ~ CARP°t."T VINYL TILE Janitorial }'rte f'Stimate. 821..j474. position "'ith pay future . activitiefl, bab).sittlng, & CLASSIFIED INDEX
or 548-4439 UC CONTR. FREE Esr. \VE will cl .. an your JOBS a tMPLOYMENl N.B. ~1arine bu1 lne1s. child Cart'. Call 67~1900 * 541}.7262 * rntaurant or store after --642-920l. GlRL.1i 18 01· over for HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS Irick, Masonry, houn;. Phone Janl1oria l Job Wanted, Men 7000 drh•e-in !'est.aw-ant. Apply .a F • h d
etc '560 Sl'J'\!ice. Franchise opera· COLLECTOR in ""nK>n bcl\\"et!n 2 I.: S OINlllAL 1"' 111.pfs. Ur'lll I
CEMIEMT, C1ncrtl1 Hit CMILD CllltE, Uc911... Ult COHTltACTDlllJ ..,. . • -~-.. fl ... .,.,,,.,. NH
CAlllP.IT Lt.YIN• a lll'AIR UM
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•---------Furniture Restoring ial Quol't QUALll"IED B · .~ cottA MllA 11 .. oeN••AL .... & Refinishing 6675 lions our i;pec ty. 1 y . . .._ . UJ.]~ ~x.,-Pill. The Burger Corral, """' DIL MAR 1115 Cot,,. MISA ,I ..
I BLOCK "'!Llls • bri ck' \\'Ork. very reasonable. ecul1ve ....,sires opyvx.un1 L•,voERIE'NCED 223.1 1-"ail'\!iew Rd. C.l\1. MllA v1•D1: u11 M,,'w" • .,"~•o,•,,,. •111
' slunipstone. d r I yew By I . 962-7967 \\'ilh re1ponsibil ity. Broad io..u-GIRL, ,. I k .., __ CIM.LIGI ...... IC ,.,, NIWl"OllT MllOHTI ~':
u .. lt.Pt:lllE) ... DIMOLITKlft 46JI
no .,~·t1110 lllVIC• MU
patios & plant!rs. 642-9852 1-·URNITURE Stripping & • varied backgrd. ~3t30. . or coun er 'n>r ·. "'"' NIWl"O•t •EJ.LM '* NEWl"o•T sH,,••I , 0 ,.
refinishing. r eason ah I e M•·-ry Brick 6130 SALARY OPEN ~It'll. Raul!, Trot I e r s NIWl"O•T HllOHTI n11 w1:s TcL1,.,. 4ttl morn. or eve.
BUILD, Remodel. repair I Brick, block, conctrele ,
carpenlry, no job too limall.
rare&. Call 642-9 S75 _,, ' Bak 234 ;· t A MLaoAcov11 n11 UN1v1111TT l"AllC •n' ;.:.;;;;.:;...;.;..;. Job Wanted, ery, ores ve. NIWl"O•T IHO•I• Int IACIC IAT '241
anytime. ci.JSTOM MASONRY Women 7020 Lag Sch IUYClllT ltU IASf' ILUl'P. .,.,
Furniture & Antiques Spanish brick & wrouirht il'on, Octansid• 757-7555 HAIRDRESSER "'fclientele ~~':t0:!:111 l::! ~:~::: OIL MA• =
r.elinishing I: Restoring. . Cement block, l5tonc, patio AIDES -for convale11ccnce, for Sun11e1 Beach Salon wancLll'JI IHI •AY ISLANDS '*
Dl.YWALL olUI 1t:LEt.1t1(.Al "'* ICIUJl"MIN1' llNfAll Ult Jlt!NCll'le .... 'LOO!l• ... JUIN.&Clf lltll'AIJIS. lk. "11 llUINITUll llllSTOllN•
I 1111,INllMIMe Mn GAIDINING 1111 OINlltAl •r•vKlll ...., • 6-15-0991 * covers. 544-3218 elderly care or family care. COLLECTOR Sn1all claim~. 70f/.,. 5!12-2079. Eve s: ..... ,,:.•,•,•,,~~·"p't1"',01 i;!~ LIDO ISLE •,,•11• "'7 °''! C ii IAl•O,t1 llLANO
I Business S.rvices 65'2 11omcmakers • .,.. -wo · ;\1ust be able to lypc. a 536-6242. 11v1N1 n• HUNTINGTON •l!AClt ....
G•rdening 6680 ~virig Ja Stor1~e 6840 B OOKKEEPING-Gen'I of-~tr. Young al Collection H01'\1E,VORl<ERS fenvelope ::~:.~~;P ::;: :g~~,:~~c't"LLIY =: GllAOING, OllCINa IW GLASI .... Olll!IM TltU~I 1111
! ~c~~ 962.fi94j
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\VHAT can m in a i:'J'ea!
vacalion -locking lhe dog
in lhe house -forgcUing
to :st.op the paper delivf'.l'Y
-leaving the door open or
I.he tub rnnnin~. These and
a lhouisand other things can
make your vacation i. risk
instead of a relit. So can
un"·atered lawr111, piling up
mail, Jond lighlM>fl that
beckon burglani.
'-------flee Exp'd Wanl perm Burca1.. ot \\restern Orani:c addrCl!llOrsl \\'anlerl Rush 11 "''' U44 LONG ••ACM •sto Al/S GARDENING LOCAL 1~ Ion; dist. moving, . • . c ly &12-7960 • . llYINI Tllllot.CI! l UI •••••• , ..... position 646--21 34 after 5 PM oun • • ' Rlam~d. self add. env., COIONA Olil MAit UH GAltOIN OJIOVI ::: f~ ,i:~s:~r:~ ! ~~c~~": ~:1~4o;~~~~~;;a::;tor~~ ~'URSE, COOK. COOK, Relief. I~ ddlay 1vk,,. Kh;t;;1Ck, P.O. Box . 13JO, ==~~:: ::;•NIULA ~~= WllTM '"'''" .. u
8('tvices call 646-3629, Serv· Housekeepe1-. exp'ed . r.1u 51 know a ct~._ Garden Grove, Ca. 92&10. LINDA llLI UN ~~=~:',.~!'" :::
ing Newport, Cdt.1, Costa Paintini, Own transp. &1~182'2 am47:30 pm. PH: ~:J4j(I. ll0~1E\VORKERS lcnv~lope ~::O ·~~iAtNos l!ri ~~;:~"ANA MllGHTI 4'lt
r.fcsa, Dover Shores, West-· h • 6llO llou.seclcaning Dept. Store add!'e!l&Orsl 'ranted. Rush 1ALSOA 1suftlo nu coAsT.tL :;:
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P•_po_ r_••.1_•"9 1 ~ ·-If ,,,,, C'nv MuHT1,.0ToN 11AcM u• , ,,. clilf. ~---By the day. II ~1111"""• "" .... -., MUNTINGTON Nl•SOUll 14'5 LAOUNA •1• M
llOUSE Pa1ntl ni;::, ex· 646-2900 J. W. ROBINSON K1suck. P.O. Box 13JO, POUNTAll'I v.a&.Lt:T i.11 LAGUNA NIGUl'L -= COLLEGE STUDENTS h Ga~-. Grove. Ca. 92640. llUJ. •••CM lUt MllllON YllJO
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''"'" Around Profc!it. l.a""'n 1erior-inleriot', p::r.pcr ang· DENTAL HYGIENIST N port I-ch nn: suNSllT ••ACM ioJ SAN rL11o11,.,• 411t ... Ing. at re:aliOnable pri~. 2 eW •• llOSPfTAl.IT\' II 0 STE SS GAIOaM GllOVI 1411 s .. N JUAN C.&,"TltANO .UU Care. Yd clean-up, '\'reeling s Avail l\[ay 11-26. 540.1481 I c IHI CAl'"Tll.ANO llACM 41)1 223 Newport 1eachcr.i, un1mcr SERVICE. has opcni~s;s for t::::o:o" ,,~ DANA "OtNT 474'
ispec., lndscpng. a43-7 busines1, vast cxpcr, Mlarl Job W•nlod, Has lmm1diate m11tun \•:on1cn look1n; for OllANGI couNTT u• Tlll"Lt•. -'" '""'
NEW La --~· "· J •~• -· 289l • f · "· <O TY UM CONOCIMINIUM -WJ\l, re~1ng. '"°'"' unc -..;,,..., uoa-• I W 7030 on.n1n9 or •n inlC'N'Sting part Un1c 1\·0,.-, OUT 01" UIOI o·-MOT l::LS .................... 4'1S
Co 1 1 1 Cl Men omen r-. ' _ ouT OP 11.aT1 -· A mp e c awn care. ean * PAINTINr. 11\'T &: EXT. • \\'rlcom1ng nc1vcon1!'r;;; to STANTON Hll ReNT LS
up by job or month. fl'ee Averg. l 1ry $260. 2 »ly \VORKERS Avallabtr.: ~fen EXPERIENCED your arc11 . Salc111 r x P. Wt!STM1101sT111 ~!~ Apt1. Unfurnished
Pstimates. 1--or info call ~~71. incl all niaterial &. •-l"om•o. Clo•n•·"", ,,..... dcsirablr !\lust havr acr MIOWAV CITY 01J01••AL HM """-2417 or 846--0932. .,.,,,,., • ·Y '"" "" SA. LES"AN · -· s.aNTA ""'A "'" COSTA MISA 11• o:u PN'l)llratk>n. $18. per rm + \\'Ork. unloading. elc. Quick, M CALJ..: 541·309J SANTA A'IA ... ,I. ::~ Ml!!A VllDI Slit
*ALLEN BROTHERS paint. Local refi;. Call Jack efficient, anytime. $2.50 hr. ll'\l<PRS En1plyr pays !ee ~:.:i.:• NIWl'DllT •••<M "" . _,,....., "' ~~~ NIW,OllT MllGHTS HM Call us Jor uimplcte yard 894-389.1 or =<>"" ......... 962-1967 Bel .. 8 am-~ l'IOOD Jo'OR George Allen Byland Agency NOltTM TUSTllOI ••• NIWl"OIT IHOltfl '"'
I I I t "t. • I~"'===~~--.,---,.-, d ., LADIES 100 B ,. 1611 s A "'1 """: ANAHlllM •••TCLIJIP. !·" lierY ce A owes s. I STORY Stucco " overhang a1 y . --. .. l, . • JO ..,...,.,, ltLVl•AOO C,t,NYOl'I ~~ UHIVl•SITY JIAlltlt nn
540-1169 $99. J story s 1 u cc o .Ir: 7 BETTER SHOES INHALATION THERAPIST ~::~~~ ~~~ 1,. a.1oc1t •AT ,, ..
GEN 'L Clean Up, lree serv., overhang S149. Acst. ceiling Jobs Men, Wom. 100 A.R.J.T. l'eQuired. Apply uoUNA 'IACH IHI IAIT •LUI''" H41
"'eed kill, r o t o-ti 11, $13. per rm. l.fin. 3 rml!. ------p~l'l!Onnl'!.l (714) 4?9-1311, So~'-.!'.~~,~~ ~11~~:L !: ~:~::: Oil MA• :~:
tip r Ink I er s rep a ired. 646-0fi71 &. 6.17-6\19. APPLY IN r r.nSON 10-5 Pl\I Coast Community llosp. s ..... f"I """"'"'" 1111 •AY !IL.ANDI ,,,.
b ·L• • t.IONOAY THRU fRlDAY S tT1tAND HH 1.100 lll l ,," 64~5848. T\VO UCLA students need a I 1t1es 31872 Coasl Hwy, o ........ JUAN CAl'I 17H HUNTINGTON Sl!ACH .... , _ 92677 CAl'ISTtlltAHO l lACH LE Y J(ll money. Esp'd hou1c L. •t :ii... unguna, . DANA l'OINT U4f POUNTAIN VAL
But Home\\•atchers cbangct
all 1hal -carts for your
home. yards, pets, even
supervises )'OUr cleaning
and palnlini;:: while you'ri!
a11·ay. l'ofall! \Ve take it
in fOt' you, Lawn11 ! \\later
them. Dog1 •nd Cals? \Ve
feed. walk Rnd romp Lhem.
We'll even drive you to and
from the airport. No matter
where you're heading or for
how l ong, l ow-co11t
Homewatchers i11 watchinc::
your home, daily and com-
pletely. Have a ·wonclerfulLA '""N"o"sc=A~P~IN"G"'". -.=.~, .. :;,=n~i,::g.
vacation .•. on us. PhOne pruning trin1ming and
833-379'/' Home\\·atchcra tenoYaling. cal/ after 5 p.m. P''.n••o·~ Free f'SI, Ken [.lrl JmJ eu T"E:RSONNI-:L JA NIT ORS \\'AJXERS DCl.&NSIO& 1111 814.SOA ISL.&IOIO t3H " ~ p RT~1ENT • · SAN 01100 1111 S•Al llACM 501 ~1-3074. ., ageac;y DE A f.xp'd only. Good pa y llVllSIOE COllNT'I' llM LONO l eACH HM
METICULOUS PAINT. I.:. WOl'kin~ 1,.'0nd's Call aft MOUSl l TO •• MOVED u• OlllANOI! COUNTY UN 548-5£'0'] •2 fashion lsland. N.B. -. COl'IOOMINIUM 1tM GAIOIH ••ov• Mll
OUM IMOI' IHt ltlf.&l f'lt CLUll •IH HAULING 11• MOUlltllAM1Ma •nt INf'llltlOlll OICOIATINe ,,,, INCDMI! TA X ., .. llllOM, OfHMelllll, •le. •IH llONl .. O l1M
IN~\,L.f.TllOI• •llt INSUIANCI! an• IMVISTl•Af'IN•, 0.IMllWto •nt JAMITOtllAl Int JlW8Ll 'I' lllP.Allt, lie. .... LANOIC.lPINe ltlt
LGCKIMITM "" MAID lllVICI ........... MU MAIOttlt,, •1t1CK ... MOVING a •TOIAGI .... l'AINTINO, 1'1..--.1l~t 6111 PAINTIM.. .... ..
l"ATIOS "" ,HOTOGlllAl'M'r ltN P'LAST•l'-•NG. l'1tcll, lt•tlf ... PLUMl tl'IO , .. l'ET •llDOMIMto Mtt l'OOL ll•VICE ffll l"OWll ........ ,... ffll PUMI" Sl!l'VIC• fftt llOOFING int 1.AOIO, lr"if'lo lie. 6"t •IMOOIEL ll'IG & llll".All '"9 lt:MOOILINO, klTCMINS tM
SCIHll'll llNr""' 6"f SltWINe INt llWIMe MACMIHI 1111<1'•111 INJ SIPTIC TllllCt, Sl'llltn. llL ~ TAILOtlltlNG lt11 Tl:lllMITE COIOlflltOl ffft Till. Cw1mlc ttM Till, LhtlttUm a Mtrt.11 6'11 Tlll'l llllVICl .... JILIEVlllOIOI. lt•ll!t, l'C. l'U
UPMDLSTl llY '"' WILOINe '9H BLUE CHIP STA?.tPS. JNS. 3, f>ll-93~ oul'LllX!!S "'O• •ALI ltH we:STM1N1T11 un
crew C.'01. 11tudenl11, ,lnt~x1 TRISH HOPKINS Equal opportun11y <'mployer LITE H. o u e k <' e Ping_ & Al'Al.TllllNTS •o• SALi ltN ~o;'t~"c~TY :!~ JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
house!!. E.xp. Docks, sr..,,aa12 48.11 J::, l71h, Suite 2U C.M. 1 00::::..."":::.:=::...~. =:.::.:. Supervise 2 1ehl age girls, SANTA ANA MllGlfTS , ••
WINOOW CLIAHIHG • l"I Cerpenterlng '590 AL'S LandscBping. Tree
cARPENTRY J'(ln1oval. Yard remodeling.
MINOR .REPAIRS. No Job Trash hauling, lot clt'!anup.
Repair spmkll'l!. 673-llli6 T~ Sma.11. Cabinet in pr-~=~'-.,,---,---0:-qea I: o t be r cUlneta. LA\\''N & Ganle:n Care, ~175, u no anrwer leave bcautificatM>n. "'et>ding &
mq at M&-2372. ti. Q, cleanup by college student!!.
Anderson Reas. 543-7363. Calina Bros.
No Wasting * WALLPAPER * \Vhen you call "hlac"
54g..1444 616-4032
JI OU SES. docks, boa t 1 ,
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""""""'41""•·•14•7•0"""""""1DONUT LADIES, nigh! shift. for 511mmcr. i~ day. Lido RENTALS :~!~~~1. !~: ~= :!:~::: ::i" =· No exper. nee. l\lr Donut 151r Chl·n lrans. Call aft H F • hod LAGUNA SIACN 1r11 JOa W,,,.T10,
13.'i E. 17th C.1't. ,·, ,,· ~1·"-~. OUMI urn11 LAGUNA IOllOUl'L 11'1 MIN. WDMIN ,.,. ,,-...., Mlll!Oft VllJO JJM SCHOOLS & fftlTllJ(TIOM , .. * DR1YE1s * ~tA1os :~:;:t; TG INA... = ::: }~::~~~~S' ... "0 !': ~:"~·z~·T•0" = No ~-..aenc• LIKE Hou~E \VORK? ~~s;,.Ai:~·~... ::: ~~~!T::r"o,.•11.1ocM :;: MERCHANDISE FOR
QUALITY \\'oodcra.ft, ~nil ./ YARD WORK, college a nythlng-everylhlng r gen'I constr. & CS'C'pentry. isludenr , VCI')' reasonable! reasonably painted. For frte rree: consull11tion 1' qil01e. * 646-6745. cstimatr 646-91j2,
ACCOUNTING
CLERK ~· Pennanent resident Laguna i.t1s.1o v1101 ',:',', REAL ESTATE, SALE AND TRADE Nee .. .....,! Beach ,\•anted for niaid cot.LtGI PAllll l'Ull NtT:.tl.I -
--' k 6 I s/week -t!H 1196 N•Wl"OIT Sl! .. CH n• Gener•I Ol'l'•C• JIU•NITUltl ""
20 Hour. P.r W"k Mlll!t have c1eu Calitomla wor 'ay · -NlWl"OIT HGTs. 1111 ,,.. 11
•"·• nl ·~ u&lft u -oT-El-NEWl"OlllT IHOllll tJM fltll"ll:ll. 9'c. 'I> OP''ICI IGUIPMl!l'IT 11 Permanent part-lime ....... j. r1v1n& reco ' .. ~y """" a..f-tT1 •AYIHO•l"S 1111 CONDOMINIUM SHI STOlll aGUll"Mll'IT •n ~· YELLOW CAB co ,. ,,... • ••Nf'ALI WANTll'O Jttt CAJ'I. llSTAUllMT •1• lion i1 now avall•hle In our • tlr 6 ~ OOYllt ll'Olltll m 1 ltOOMS FO• I.INT SttS .... lOUl'""'"T H ll
A · l)e 186 E 18th st CE l\I lllt'llSTCLlf ll' tfM •DOM & &OAIO fttl HOUSI HOLO OOCIDI tltl
Call Ken 64~·1, MS-4235 JAPANESE • LANDSCAPE PROJo'ESSJONAL. 30 yrs
j .. REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS Clean-up l'\taintena.oce exp, p1tpcrhangini;:: fr-pRln· ! f • CABINETS. Any 1i7.e job Jl.IACK * 842·8442 ling, from England. 96&-7461 ccount1ni:' partmcnt. Job • • r.t A I NT E NA~N I A I an. UIOllVlll.SITT JIAllC "" MDTILI, TltAlll• COUITI $"' GARAGI SALi tm requirements jncJucle heavy Costa Meu maturt semi l'Ctircd, f'XpC'I'. lltVINI '"' GUllT MOMll Sttl l'URNITUlll AUCtlON ....
filing, liOme typing and 10 • EXECUTIVE SJ::CRE-6Al\I 3P;\1, Sun. off. Plea:sc ::i; :t: .. p ~:: MISC. ltlNTillS '"' AJll"LIANCll '"'
R t net INCDMa P'ROl'llT'r 4tN IMflQUIS 1111 key adder. AUractlve fringe TARY. BOOKl<EEPER E.~. apply Lone Ranger cs ., II Ttre &UllNICSI PltOl'llTY '"' SIWIMO MACMINll ..... . . •. _ 1 1 H 8 1111v1Ne TlfltRACll 21~1 bl~ncfits are also available. pcr1enced. c11pablc, adJUS1· 17502 Beach B V( •• • • COIONA OIL M .. ll JUI r1t,t.IL•• PARKS "" MUSICAL 1Nlf'tlltUMIN1 1111
I · h IUSINISI llNTAl •M l"IANOS I OtlltOANI llH App y In person 1111 I e ed, for challflnglng, dynam. MAN 01· \~Oman w i I h IALIOA ,,.. Ol'l'ICI llllNTAL ,.,. llt.010 '*
2:> yrs exper. 548--4i713 JOHNSON 'S GARDENING EX-PAINTER, now 5 ch I
A·l Small job speclallsL Yard cart, Clean-ups, plan· tcacber will paint Summer
Call Gordon, · ting, sprinklers. 962-203.'i mo·~. Xilrit'K workmanship.
84&-6.143 EXPERT Japanelie garden· I-Tee "~I. !">10-0062.
" •..<.1 I . SAY ISLANOI !Hf IO• "' •• DAILY PILOT lC, Girl 1' nuay funcl on.i. oi•gan\zational ab1l\ty f O LIOO ISLl till tl'IDUSTllAL 1'1101' ¥ • T•LIYlllDN
C · d 'd Lo t1JI COMM••CIAL IMS tll·il'I I STllllO 1111 ons1ruc11on cxper, es . managr ''!!Oelal club". w IALSDA ISLlllD ,. IHDUITltlAl lllN1AL .... TAP.I tlltlCOICllll .,,.
GEN R · dd b Jng. Free est. Complete PAINTING -Ext.·lnt. 18 . cp1ur, a , ca . • _ }'ormica, paneling marlllc. yard !i(>l'Vice. 64G--0830. )It'll. e~pcr. 11111. Lie. F'rrt ~ Anything! I'.>iC~Gn;.l;ij9. _.(omplitl Y •rif-C"iri"I-~~~ .. · .,f25:C001't. Ce i 11 n i 5 • 3169 Redhills Avr. C.~I. pay? Loni::' hoUl'S1 494-6701. ~~~~i~~:0:A~~::" '". LOTI 61N CAMllAI • IOUll"MIMT • .,
J30 \Ve11t Bay Street, (adj 10 airport). M onl Tr•o"noo llAL ••AcM ,~ .. 1AN:M11 61M MOl8Y 1u1",L11" '* Costa litesa anag•m LONG Sl!ACM ,, .. CtT•UI OltOYll •11S IP01t11N• GOODS ... J --Jirn 540-4837 I c':.c:."c·":::,c~· ~=-.,.-...,.,-,
Cement, Coner••• "°° CLEAN·UP SPECIALIST PAINTING-INT. &. Ext . EXPERIENCED FIRST t' 2 AClllAOli •t• alMOCUc.An. SC0,11 mt A;.;k for Ml'R, G1x>emnan or A• • Good ?.lath Abi i1y -yl'!l. OllANGI COUHTT ,, .. LAICI IUINO'tl "" MIKILLA)l•DVI -
Call 6~2-4321 for an lntel'\!ie\\' ~1ANAGER wanle~ f 0 r colleg~ • Call Ann 61;).2710, JM ••• ••• •• •••••••• ::: •••o•T PROl'l•rY ltlS "'IK. WANTIO .,. II II "· C nl • G fl I ooo•ol <O. •••••OTY '"' -•<HINIOY, I•• -· --~-------1 ·a ma,,. a 1 s lOP '''<stcliff Pergonncl Agency, JrittDWAT cnv ''" ,.... * ACCOUNTING CLERK I V ii HJt OUT Oil' STATS P.1'0'" '* LUMlll ,,.
JHghe1t Quality. Lolvr~l
1 • CO NCR ET B \\Pork, ~1oRwing, e~in~, 540:~!.1bs· Prices. Fully exp. lns. John
Licensed. Patios I clNW>"t easona e. ao 673-1166.
In !he Founta n • ey area. 2043 '\lestcllfl Or Ne1vpo11 SANTA ...,.,. Hll•HTI 11tt MOUNTAIN • Gl!SllllT lttt ITOIAGI '"'
EJ!pf'rienced only, .irpt' so Altf'.r 6 Pl\I , call !33-1092. Bt'ach. . f:~t~A .. L llACH '"" IUSOIVISION LAND ",, IUILDIN• MATll.IALI .... ~ etc. Phillips Ce men I. GARD~ING: Land clean· n-'ET;;;f~R~E~D'"'P~o~i~nt~,~,,-.,.•=,,..=
MS-&180. up~. Spkr ·!')'Ii. roto-eemenl f'Xper. Nf'al l honr!lt. Non
C:ONCRETE. All types. Free V.'Ork. YatlCC'y, 64&-j86Q drinker. Call :i36-6801. \\'Pill. Accounts l'l!C'f!IVable/ E rl need llAIRST\'LISf UGUNA NIGUIL ,,., llllAL ISTATll SllVl(I 6111 swaPI ..
payable. cost accounling. ,'"'bu' ... N 8 ,. 11 $81l'S MtsHDN v11JO ,,. ,•:1s.1~~::::1 !!: PETS and LIVISTOCK f'5l. Sawing, breaking, haul· JAPANf;SE Gardl'ning INT. & i-;,ii. Painting. Local
i~ -" 1klploading. Service Ser.iice. Neat v.·01·k. Cleanup 1 • C I . 1 n-or sy ""on. . . o 01v-NO i.&N CLIMINtl tJM all ndustna ru:latkms for i re('d. •'ringe bc.ne.fils. * ...,. JllAN c.1o,t1TllANO tns BUSINES~ Ind PITS. •••••A'-• appolnunen!, <7141 49-1·9401. ,,"§,,P~.-CAl"llTltAHO ••ACM ,,. CAtS ....
TE LON IC -.tt.J. . OANA "°'"'' "* FINANCIAL Offl -• EXP'O ·-1 I • I • * E . llVlltllDI COUNT¥ .... IUSIMfSI WANT•D ''" MOISll ..
-" r..•o ....,.,, Bob ,..,D ...,,.., ref's, Jlc'd, lns.. rte es ... It. qulU.lty. "'-. )d. maint. ONO·wuo> Call Chuck, 6~3--0809. CE~tENT WORK. no job too ========
Small, n.>aaonable. free General Services "'2
Jo:Slim. 1'1 . S!uOlck :>l&-8615
CUSTO'.'lt CONCRI-:"rJo;
PATIOS-DRIV ES-1-:TC.
rree f'lilfinate, 675-5516.
~10RE Concrete patio for
lel'is money. Artl,Uc &ertim:.
I.le .. call Max-•I 644--0687
DECORATIVE CONCRE.l'E
DRIVES.WAl.J(S-PATIO
GENERAL Clt'an·UP It haul·
ing of anything. Hqnest
priceli. f>I~ 64fr3726.
APT UEANING -Paintina
-Rug Shampooin)l k Lite
Re p at r11. REMARC
SERVICES, 1147-6688
*PAPERHANGING INDUSTRIES . '"' p or can1p1.r it(• 1per1ence 'tAC .. TION llMTALI .,... IMVISTMINT O'""Uftlffel 131f LIVllfO(fC -
'-PAINTING. * 968-2·12.1 Lllguna ~ach, Calif. w'°"1·11 h'°'s'o' c"','1 f<'tnalf'. !!69 ~~r.:t~1u:U1H. = ~.,U:~~~~s,:~'°!~~~;~111 :: CALIFORNIA Ll'.'ING
Phototr•phy .. 10 !~~a1A::rt~~~u;a:~1:~; FAT ;.· UGLY777 *Necessary RENTALS :!:i:~~L~f.:~· :: ::r-:~~~1"°'"1 5
-CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY takt ~ut ~ood sto'!'· Phooe If you an:, ll'e probably can't TodRY's coinpetitlon 1.s stiff HoUHI Unfurniihtcl ~~~t"~~~=~.L~:~s ~ :::~~~·... ::
Bet 2.:»-4.30 646-8561. u~A ,.0,,. _,,.,.,,,00, fl''!/~' gu1dan<'c "°'''"'' , ,. -••• •-bl Pho Gordon "" _,, ,,,·,,'• ' ,·., TRANSPORTATION •u:aJOna e-no ·•SSISTANT CALIF. CASTING CO. you cnn fa I at. But .wlt,h ~:',',,'!:°11• = * M?-61.f;') * M Is continuing its 11Carch fn thr flO\\'f'r of " .mullt·m I-MllA 01L ~Jt 1111 ANNOUNCEMENTS 10"'1 a YACHTS HELPER c 1 lion doll11.r public co. bf!-"'''" v1101 1111 end NOTICES =::":!u1111111 Pl•1terln9, P•tch, Ol'ange o, fo1· a variety o hind :you-Lhe only ivAy to COL\.••• PA•K Jiii l'OUNO ,,,,.. ,.., ..... '"1111>-SK• IGATS R I 6llO t:vening11 f).10. p11rt lime, types, for \\'Ork In m1g, mo. JrO i~ up. M•lltPOIT llA<M l tlt LOIT ,.., ,0 ... , TttAILlll
-"" .... ... ... -CALL DON, 642-8.i14 t i=======
! Contractors "20
t:d's Clc&nlnit St'!rvic.-e
Ca rpets • Upholslcry • Wi11-
dowz -Floor care.. 545-0487
llANOYMAN. PainUng. fl"n.
r in1t. geroera1 m • I n l .
646--1809 or 6~9900.
-~!r.cr'------drpcondablr., Aa:e 19--31, $3.23 deling, TV C.'01nml's. & Ind. A1. ,;n lll&OCl&t.r of, and un-::::::; :::i. = NltONaLI ... '°'' MAINTINAMCI
hr 10 atart. fllms. Great pay, pt, lln1e. d••· th• Mgis of.1'1·0resslon-•AYlltOllll mt ANlltOUNCIMINn ftll &OAf LAUNCMIM• * PATCH PLASTERING
AU types. Jo"'rt!e estimates
Call ~2.5
' SllTMS .. H MMINI IQUll". Call l\1r. Allan 956-2310 \\'e are client pakl, no fee., RI 11all'1man an financ1a.I oov11 •MOii!• IHI JIUMllaLI .. 11 •DAT 5L'"· MD01:1•e
ARE You
Not • !JChOOI. tycoon H· \V. Ol~·l11,h1. re· ··=~~~.'~:. PA•• ;;~ PAID OllTUAllY .. ,. eGIT lllVICll
--:
!
AOOJTJONS And Alll'ratlont
Rt>s. • Comm . contr•c•or
ltt'\113Cd, honded & ln•urrd
f~e e1tlm11ea. tflnanclnJ:\
536-2810 518-_,.JO.j
•TIIE REMODEU:ns • rm 4!sta • 100~t. fiMnclna
Kitchens l"f'tP' • e11'p(t1'11
Complete R.f'modelln1.
Qualit)' Contr&dors. 5(1.
3llill
TIMI fOI
QUICK CASH
THIOUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
---------~!!!!!Ing I~
H•Uli"!_ '730 HERRIN PLUMB.
------Spccial\111 in addillons. N!mo.
llAULL"\G SIO A LOAD <leis. he~. Rea11, 5'1S-0960
Clf'.an up. Tre-e sen. Gen. all 1 Pl'll.
Pruning 646-2:)28, s.tl-«>tl
YARD I Ou. Cle•nup.
Remove 1rec1, tvy, truh.
Grtldt, btckhoe, 96247tl
11/\ULINO I: Gen'l Clean-Up,
l.a\\'111 rno\\·<'d. Rea1. rates.
Expcr. 64.2-5639
ilAUl.ING & aarage clctin•
1111~. By rollcfl" nudtn\.3.
~113-1:163. .-llnA Bl'Oll,
~RASll &. J.;Arave "lcan·up.
fl.ton.-Sun. $10 a Jood. 1''1-ec
I' llnuHI', f1l8-:i0.1t
\VATER llcate11l, d ilipo&erl.
etc. S7.50 per hr.
642·2'75.l or 64U500.
PLUl-1BING REPAIR
No JOO too 18m1tll
• 6t1-312S •
Remodeling I
-~--'°--'-'----'-"°-t'IUI-;flGLAR;; i l!IJ11r1-. &'
pulhnnns. l~ll 1tik f(ir
JTrrb
FREE TIO\\'llf'd Calif. R.E. brokt.r, llVINI .. .,. JIUNltlltAl 01•r.CTOl.s 4'14 IOAf lllMT•ll
• d --mun ,,...... 1411 IOAT CHll!tTIElt
.EAUTI. FUL77 5 rntrf'1>rencur n .. .,,., • •ACK '"" JMt CAtlltO ff TMANICI ,.1, l'llMINe ao•TI TV CREE;N TEST lty lc8drr, you \\'ill Jcn_rn l.t.£T llUFP JttJ '" MIMOtllM lollJ IOAT MOVtlOI•
1!'11 all in lhe eye ol lht b('. Pl!: (7141 S.W.S2n ho1v you may ln11l11.nUy 8UC· ~..,r.:z Tl•IACI N°:J' CIM&Tl•Y LOTI •01 MAT STOtlltAOI
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everyday Pl!OPle v.·ho have p y n pen_on, .,. -$25,000 n1aJ<>r medical, 11.1oL •tACN MM S~TR~i~E DIRECTORY :3:: =r:•1•_:~P~T1
a ~Ire 10 ~orit or1 TV or UR INDUSTRIES life 111nd accident. ~":.:C-:"9 : ACCOUll1'• ..., ••••Lii. Tt11tAYl'-
modtll"1 jobll. $7S to $125 + Unllmlled financing J)l'O• Hot.Ml COUNT• -ANIWl:llM• ..... ... TlllA•llll. "tllltY
per day. No I~ to you ewr. INC. 2101 Dover ~d1nr.:Ku:"'p'l:ri>'for I-Ill· !:.~~.:~:.. :: ~:.'i':l'r.:e 1.IPA•lllt. P•"' '.;:. r:~•
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JOIS & IMPLOYMINT J JOIS & IMPLOYMINT I JOBS & IMPLOYMENT I Joas & IMPLOY~ENT J JQIS & EMPLOYMENT! JOBS & EMPLOYMINT J JOBS a EMPLllvMI Nl' \J & T1J~=..;;;..:"""
SchMl•lnllrvctlen 7600 Sc'-l•ln1tructlon 7600 $;i-1 .. 1n1tructlon 7600 Sc'-l•lnllructlon 7600 SchM11-ln1tructlon 7600 s;;;;;.;:inatructl0n 7600 School1-ln1tructlon 7600 ~•lnstructton 7600 Jo!b•!::"~~~:.,!!!:(
Young Set
Pre·School
SPECIAL SUMMER PROGRAM
FOR AGES 6 TO 10
FULL -PART TIME -~FTER SCHOOL
6:30 AM to 9:30 f M
7 DAYS
Rat .. for 2 or more
1525. S.nt• An•
Costa MIM
646-3706 ...
646. 9210
AIRLINE & TRAVEL CAREERS
For Men and Women
• Travel Agent • R111rv1tlCM"11
• Tichi S.IH • Air frel9ht C•rgo
• Communici1tlon1 e Operations Agent
Day and night !111111
AIRLINE SCHOOlS PACIFIC
Accredited:
Santa Ana 543-659'
610 Eost 17th StrHt
National Association Trade & Technical
Schools . . .
' Ap.Proved for Veterans
Eligible Institution ~nder tbe Federally In·
aured Student Loan P rogram
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t rltl -1up1rvl11cl p r19r1rri
CIRTIFIED KINDERGARTEN
IN COSTA MESA-
2 LOCATIONS
1'37 Church St.
(I 'lllk. ea•I of Newport abovo 19th)
Phona: ~636
Sc.hools and This vari~ty . of fine ·s~hools e >sAITlllt •' ·'
could introduce
y ou to a new tomorrow.
Instructions For f11rlher information r991rdin9 t he Daily Pilot
School1 and Instruction Dire ctory
CALL 642·5678, EXT. 325
•
Enjoy Success in Ltte
through Modem Cosmetology
COILEGE of BEAU TY
. offers only the tnost advanced, updated
Courses and Techniques. Your skills
\vill be only as good as the training yo u
have been given.
New Classes Start Each Tuesday.
Register NOW
646-2919
1895 Newport Blvd., Co1t1 Me11
2117 S. Bristol, Santa An• S4CMl667
THINK
LINK
Affiliate of tlia Singer Company
e Link Simulators • Teenage Classes e 1970 Air-conditioned dual control cars
Free home pick-up 7 days a week
835-1575
Enroll NOW WOMEN
For July 20th Clasus In
**MEDICAL & DENTAL
ASSISTANTS MORNING-AFTERNOON-EVENl~G
For July 20th Cl1sse1 fo r
**MEDICAL SECRETARIES
**INHALATION THERAPY
119S Newport Blvd. Co1t1 Mesa
. 714/64S-29'l2
SEW-KNITS
SPECIALIZING IN STRETCH & KNIT FABRICS
.,d LI NGERIE
WI HA.VI THI PINllT l lLICTION
OP KNIT PAIRICS ON THI OIANGI COAST,
2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD
COSTA MESA . 540-3268
S-T-R-E-T-C-H
. & SEW jT.M.)
CLASSES
8 L!!;,, J 15°0
Morning -Afternoon
and Evening
LINGERIE CLASSES
3 L~ $600
SAUCERMAH SCHOOL
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
88 FAIR DRIVE • COSTA MESA
Grades 1 through 9
Small group and individualized teaching to
meet the realistic needs of youngsters.
Abilities will be challenged by good teach·
ing and a variety of educational materials
so that more effective learning will result.
MOTIVATION
Operates onl y from \Vithiri a llerso n -not
from the outside. Good teaching can stim-
ulate motivation within a youngster by.
building on successful learning experiences.
' Nothing succeeds like success ! .
WHERE THE PROGRAM
FITS THE CHILDI
Willard H. Saycerman, Ed. D.
T ala phone S4Q.4060 School
541-175' (eve.)
ENROLL NOW FOR FALL
NURSING
SCHOOL
Enroll now for
New Classes
On The Job
1-Iospital Training
TEACHING
-PRACTICAL, NURSES AIDES,
NURSING ASSISTANTS, ORDERLIES,
PRIVATE DUTY & HOME CARE
Free Placement Assista nce
Can Earn \Vhile You Le1rn
INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU IMST!
OFFERING 2 $100. scholarships to ••'-l'Y
Orange County High School toward tultJon!
GLAD TIME
PRE-SCHOOL
l'Sth & Monrovia StrHt1 .
·Newport lleKll
( HNll Ho1pitol A,.• l
· CLAD TIDINGS
PRE·SCHOOI. -EllMENTARY
Special Summer Educational &
Recreational P rogram
Limit to 12 students per class
Kindergarten thru 4th
Uo-4 .......... WI" 91 .. fW ,..._. I Drrecief
SPECIAL RATES FOR FIRST 25
PRE-SCHOOLERS WHO REGISTER!!
646-6&20 or 546-7866
MEN-WOMEN
RADIO
NEEDS ANNOUNCERS
Jn broadcasting, only ability counts. Age or
education is no barrief, once you have ac-
quired the training that can bring you fame,
happiness, and big money.
ALSO FOC li t Phone
Ucense
6 \Ve€!k Course
Results Guaranlttd
THE INSTITUTE OF
BROADCAST ARTS
1681 \V. Brnad\\•ay.
Anaheim
\Vhen )'OU traln w ith
us. you !tarn by using
\Oil professional eciulp-
ment. You Rre tAught hr quallrled working
air personRlilles and
you are heRrd on a
leading Orange Coun-
ty Radio Si.lion.
For ,,... Auflltlen
Phetne 772.aot
Student Loans
Placement Assistance
GJJJarNJl/
STUDIO of CHARM
And MODELING
Phone for FREE Brochure oa
"SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
ENROLL NOW FOR
SUMMER CLASSES
Houn : t a.1n. to t P·"'·
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Apply 1n penoa Ollly
' THE RIGGER
No. tt Fashion "Island
NeWport Beacl\
WANTED
EJ<pti-Jencett R.e&l Estate of. ,
IQ mampr for Ne....pott
an!a. Llberal mmmialon M
override. Reply to:
Box M-l<Xn . Daily Pilot
WAITR ESS: Exp'd, par t
time 21)-31) hrs a wk. Apply,
in person, }o~.w. Woohwortf'i
Co. 2.ll3 Harbor Blvd. C.M.
.WIG STYLIST
AND SALES ' .•
Nttded for millinery• *Pl·
MUJt be experienced.
. APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE
THIRD FLOOR
The lroadw~Y:
47 FASHION !SJ.NO
NEWPO RT BEACH,
EqU&I opportunity employu
* WIGS * Sell ladles fa11hlon wip
by \\~•rin& on the job ~ J
110Cially. ',
Call Ski f\'.lr appointment J --\\-'OMEN, Lite delivery workJ
l\lust ha\•e O\\'n car. Apply:'
~ N. Broadway, Room tlD.
Santa Ana
WOMAN or coUege &irl ~
li\'e in for summer. Hae'foTk:
It babygitUng. Priv. rm/N.~l
$150. 5:19-1632.
WOZ..IAN to work in Donu«
shop. No phone calls pleut]'
29-17 1-larbor. c.~t.
~~!:_ln1truct'!!!.2~
WANTID
23Mon &Women
I
TO TRAIN FOR
Rewarding-High Paying
CAREERS AS
I BM Keypunch
OPERATORS
Job Reedy In M Wka '
FREE
Placement A11l1t•nce!
Ne Age Limit i
High School Not Req. :
Coll 956-1720
Personal Interview Rl
KEY PUNCH
ACADEMY
280 No. Wil.11hire Blvd. I
Anaheim
ITS YOUR MOVE
AIRLINE & mm!
INDUST~Y CAREERS
' e OPERATIONS AGE?q' e TICKET SAl..F.S .
e RESERVATIONS i , e AIR l"REJGHT-OA.J\GO e COMMUNICATIONS I e TRAVEL AGEN'l'
Airline School• Poclflc
610 E. 17th, Sent• ~
543-6.1'6
C LAR IN ET instruction: beginne~ • lnlrrmediate -
l\f uslc theory. Your home
or mlne, Reasonable rat•.
962-3298.
ACTING
1
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DAii. Y PILOT TueMtay, J unr 30, 1970 '
MERCHANDISE FOR· MERCHANDISE FOR . MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE FREE TO YOU SALi ANO TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE --Punlture IOOO Furniture IOOO P l•nos & Or1•ns 1130 M iscellaneous 8600 liiiiiiiiiP-UBiiiiiiiiiiiLIC~N~OTiiiiiiiiiiiiilCE~ I
VERY Lovable I: gtnUc
ahcllle--lype female pup 5
mo old. Jiu beeil camplna
on our dool'!llep th\1 put
Y.ttk. We haV1!n't bttn able
to find her ov.·ncr-coukl you
Dl!CORATOR GETS CANCELLATION
Of 11 LUXURY APARTMENTS
Spenlsh & 1Mctlter r1npn Furniture
ALL BRAND NEW
A decorator dream house on display -
3 rooms of gorgeous Spanish furniture·
(was reg. $1295.)
SACRIF·ICE $425 • • • • • •
Complete 'Med it•rr•neen ·e.droom Suite in
Oek. IR09. $349.001 .......... NOW $111.00
Gor9•ous Spanish Custom Built Sofe with
mat ching love s.at-Choice of b•1utiful
hbrics. !Reg. $319.951 •....... NOW $1ft.OO
Sp1nish Oinin9 S•ts ·-··-···-··-··-········--··· $75.00
Solid O•k End TebJ., & Colf11 Tables $19.SO
T•ll Decorator Table L•mps
IR 09. $49.951 •.. _ .................. NOW $11.00
Span ish Han9ing Swag Lampl· ·
I R09. $49.9 5) ······················-NOW $22.Ml
CR&DIT AVAIL .. NO MONEY DOWN
., J f J] FURNITURE
THE BIGGEST!
Pi1no & Org•n SAie
in Town
Is going on
right now •t
\VARD'S BALDWIN SfUDIO
Ul9 Ne11.'J'X)l't, C.l\1. 612-848-1
Open Every Nile
& Sunday Afternoon
llAMMOND, Steinway, Yam·
aha. New & used planos ·of
most makes. Best buys in
&i Calit. at ·Schmidt Mttsic
Co.1907 N. Main, &tnta Ana
CUSTOM JEWELRY
Rings , earTings & pendants,
Let us nioclernize your old
jcv.'t'lry. Custom casling.
Casti ng: 11upplies. CUI 11oocs.
Rock hound supplies_ Real-
i.lslic prices.
Open Tues thru Sun
Closed Mou,
5 M GEMS
2750 liarbor Blvd., ll·A
Co&ta l\fesa * 549-2039
Rear Of College Cen1er
give her a ho me!
;,1;>.1914. 6/30
U NCON OJTJON ALLY
guaranteed to respond to
your Jove &: alleetlon. Must
place 3 neutel'ed ca\11 in
kind hands before leaving
Jor E . <;:oast apt.. early
July 548-435.1 6/30
ONE Very genUe & friendly.
dog. 4 yr. old. Black
w/brown. Gd. lor children.
Has shols & l icense .
510-4808. 7 /2
FIVE little girl kilt.ens. One
black, one grey, lhl'ef
~10VING SALE 1970 orange tiger cals, one with
Zenllh color, blk & wht. long hair. Seven \\'ei!ks old.
save up to $185. Dav<'s 1V 495-5981. Laguna Niguel 6/30
810 S. El Camino Real San e9•2312 BOX o( free kitty food &
Oemen!e. 492-6291. 'I" :! lcmale kittens gray &
PHILCO CONSOLE hlk. 2 inale kittens gray
Black & White $<15. KIRBY vacuum \\'/all al· & blk in ~lesa Verde Area.
492-4279 after 5 pn1. tachmcnls including handy ~2 6/30
EXCELLENT TV-huller. Take over payments HURRY' for this beautiful,
Bia.ck and "'hite $35 of $4.50 ))l'r mo. or pay long-l)!lired, Ruffy ~f Angora
fi46-.3<163 off for orlly 132.51); Call 6 \11k kitten only l left ~=~~-"':.:.::c.,..~-~1 543-9335 abyHme. 546-3475. 112 DneAVwE'~-TVtto"n-.,;.Vil6ovis~". Elt? LEAVING MUS). sr:LL IU\,.-n ""' ~ BORDER Collie, blk \v/litlle
Camino Real 492-6291. 4 foot diameter cable spool white, Very friendly &
-table SlO. 2x•I' table resin gentle. Has been altered.
I ;T;.;.R:;;:A::..:N;:;S POc..:;.;.R:.;.T:.;.AT;...;l..:;ON;.;.__ I TRANSPORTATION
Boots & Yechts 9000 Mobile Homes 9200
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
BAY HARBOR
Mobile Home S•les
ALL NEW '70 MODELS
NOW ON DISPLAY
20' \V ides as low u $5995
A1blro -Snarl -rakir -12' Wides fb 34' \/ides
Kismet -ELDA1S, Park Spa.ct• Availablo
Remark about a dumb guy: 1425 Baker St., Costa Mesa
"The only reason he keeps ~ block East o.l liarbor Blvd.
his head abovr water Is that Coeta Mesa <n4) 541).9470
wood FLOATS;'
CAPTAIN
Licensed -Radar -Loran,
30 Years exp. sail or power.
Professional Sport r~ishing
THE MEADOWS
(Irvine)
!TRANSPORTATION
9400
'59 PORSCJ-lE-left s ide
damaged. Good trans, metaJ
top, &eats, etc. SAOO or ()lier.
bis.-0975 aft. 3. 227 48th St.,
N.B.
Wl)oles•le to Public
.COMPIEI'E ENG INES
·' SHORT BLOCKS
Motor Main 645-0204
Guide. h1eajc~n &: Central Rcservatiorr~ are now being
America n ~:aters • also taken in Orange County's
J l~ns<;<I 1nul11-eng. commer-finest&: most 'complete park
cl~l . pllol: land &: se1,. Ad-at 14851 Jeffery Road (Sur.
m1n11trat1ve experie~. rounded by Orange Groves)
Best ol references. Wnte in Irvine For tnfonnation T railer, Tr•vel
Box ld 1060, Daily Pilol. caU .89J..5730, 531-8571 u; 942S
FOH, Sale. 40' navy motor 5.11-8105. 16' T.T., elect brks. $7tl0:
launch hull. Cedar Planlrinr '48 Chev carryall S~.
15/8. over $3500 spent strip. SPACES w/trade for hiick camper
ping interior & exterior (for Available in Huntlnrton _54:.=ll-3910,;;:::._~~~~~-
f i be r g la 15 i n1) $4000, Beach & Costa Mesa's nlc· TENT TRAILER
644-1.557 est parks, Clean $250 548-!M30
TRAD~ For your land eq, MOBILE HOMES
la' Ohl!on sail'J yawl. Sips America's finesl, available Trailers, Utility
5.o hd, gaJlt>y, fully sd. in every size&. price range. '>~
714/9S5-1881 days, JOMiCRA, INC. .~TlLlTY Trailer-all molal
$125. 714/982-4832. 19261 Beach mvd. Jeep. Good cord.
14' i\1ikhell Fiberglass out-Huntington Beach 536-SSU _:""'=='°~"~·======::
b ~d. Rm I co n tro I, Spaces-Spaces-Spaces Truclcs 9500
windshield, tr!. $ 4 5 O. New 5 star Adult Park • .;.;.;;:;.::.:, _____ .:.:.:.:
TRANSPORTATION --Dune Butglos 952S ----
Imported Autos 9600
1970 91\-T coupe. 5 speed
tr ~ns. ?" mags wilh Durilap
raci ng tires. A m -Fm
radio/atx\ other Xtra~. Ml.
6500. $7850. Call 673-3379.
AUSTIN HEALEY
AUSTIN AMERICA
Sales, Service, Parts
Immerliate Deliverr
Al!Modcls
J1rtuport
3l111µot·ts
3100 W. Coll.It Hwy., N.B.
&12-9'n 50-111& 1844 Newport Blvd. H•rbo
1;1
B1vd.1
Costa Mesa Only HI-Fl & SterM 8210 top • si,ong • $1. 2 la1np.s 540--4808 7/2 673-8922. Centrally located in fJUiet LEASE·A·TRUCK Authorittd MG Dealer
SPEAKERS: 4 boxes, !! spic S3 and $5. &12-l?24. Kl1TENS: Cu!e as picturt'
rs.: 15" Jensen woofer & HAMMOND Organ $700. 1 book kittens free lo good
neighborhood of Westmins. "S"a~il;:.bo:;•:;l.:• ____ 90.10 ler. Clase to shopping area
'70 Dodge C500 • VS, 2 sp. 20 '60 ROADSTER 100-6, fair
hi Van •••••. Sl.56.19 per mo ..... p 1 1 "00 Every Night 'Til 9 -Wed.1 •nd Set. 1Til 6 super tweeter in ea. bottom Pc: Dru~ Set $200. Bass hon1e (permanent l y ). RHODES 33 "llANAHULI"
box: 11" twttter & midr.i_n(ce guitar ~3~· l~ss amp $40. 675-4738. 7/1 Bcaulifully ('((Uipped an d
horn in ea. 1op box. $100. ;a~f M~~e,. S60. After FREE BJk & \\'hile 6 to maintained. Ideal for racina
& ireewa.y, A beautiful new
clubhouse, Lge swimmina:
pool, Jacuzzi & all other Ia.
cilitles. 530-2930, 5.11-8571.
'10 Chev CF50 • V8, 2 sn..20 co ... ,, v PY· ,,... · .. •962-75(3*
hi Van ••••.. S156.19 per mol ~=========ol
'11 Dodge Van • VS, auto/
radio ..•••..• $89.00 per mo
'70 Dodge Pick. VS, auto.
step bumper • $89.00 Pf!r nio
··Chrysler Lease System"
962-7967. a 1 ' 7 wk old mixed breed pup-or day sailing. 531-8105. 1
F __ u_r_n_ltu_r_• ___ .....;.8000= Garage S•I• 8022
17 PC. KING SIZE 01ACKAY Reio 'IX"167 BX, CRAIG Pioneer 4 & 11 track LADlES diamond dinner pies call annoons or aft $j,500 -TERi\!S
BEDROOM l hp 220 V air~nd. 7~2 home stereo. $95. Ce.II aft ring. se_I with 11;. karat 8:30 Pl\1 , 546-9712 7/2 See at 19 Bay Island Trailer _ Cabana Bayfront.
l.Arge: 9 drawer dreuer, mlr-hp outboard eng, antique 6, 847-3084. center diamond, 2 diamoods 3 Healthu pla"'ul kll!C'TIS "673-1232 See to apprttiate! U>aving
ror, 2 bedside stands, King marble top commode, xtra -,12 karat on each sKJe. ~ 3 ' siz..e headboard, frame, quilt. Jrg single SimmOns mat-Camer•s & Brilliant cut & .:Tillce! Rep-hou!<!broken and e 11 t i n g ,\!UST sell 30' ?11ark C 30, area -Bargain! $10,900.
ed mattreu, sheets blank-tress, rdo rec BC 348, Equipment 8300 ly to Box P 360. Daily Pilot good will deliver in C!\I illcl 's mooring, nylon main 1_6_7'-0250 ________ _
ets. etc. • chrome table, 4 chrs, misc ....;;;.;,:.;::;;.c""'-;_ __ .:.;.:.: Ir nearby. 612-9846 112 sail, 28 bp John.Wn aux. 2 BR.. $'1500. Choice 1pace
Chol ·1 11642 San o · c · e NlKKON 300mm LENS lO" radial saw, like !'IN', TO a -1 hom•·. I >mall Other xlras. Gd cond. A on ...... u course. " blk. from ce of Spanish 1 ems. iego ll', ~~ originW C061. 8. bench ti.,.,.. ... t-..... . ni
or Modem Style F.V. 962-TI15. $165 w/clraw~. AU altachnlCnts. Chihuahua terrier puppy, 5 Steal at $m>. Pvt pty. beach. Htg. Bch. ~
ALL FOR $249 NEIGHBORS Tr as '1 & ~*=54~8-~39=":•:':' :'::p:m~*~ !Jb~la~d•~•~dt•~-:· ~·~·:"~· ~a:vail~·~· 1 ~.· .·~ •,9ba16 by rabbits6.1~~ 894-6966 '60 • 10x40, FURN. Xlnt cond. No down pmts. only S9 mo. Trcasum;. Name lt \\'e've :-842-1962. "" . ..,..... ~ * 24' Lslander, aux, head, AJupi. awnings $2895. lal
WELK1S WAREHOUSE i;ot it. Thur-Sun 9:30 SM ,;M;;;i•;<;•:li;•;;;•;;OOU:;l;:;;;;;;;8600;;;;i f'lsher Stereo y,·/spcakcrs S\VEET Lovable blk & gray galley. oovers. Pu IP i I, W. Bay Sp. No. 12, CM
""o,,·,wy .• 4
9
th .. ~1t.,9-6Sa~~n Alloa-6 S. Bay 1''ront. Ba I b oa Sl51l, Sprugue-CarHon Early male Terrif'r poodle mix cushions. w/slip. Reduced SKYLINE 2· • X 60' 2 BR
:I"-.-.,.. Island. A ,__,,, "'bt .__,,, m i n I a I u r e 9 mos . to "745· 897~ll CK 5022. den. 2 BA & xi~ i~
SPECIAL SALE nmer. u:urm set-u ucu 518--0813 7/2 26~' Cruising Catamaran Ran-'--del "-y ..... ~:. YARD Furn: BBQ, elee. REFRIC. hcadbrd, r/away THURS JULY 2 Cll:f.'St S150. 644-4678 "~"' """ _.... motor & access. 3 pell lube bed, BBQ, lamp. chest, 7 30 PM STUDIO Co I BEAUTI.f'UI. 6 y,•k old kit-sail w/auxHiary, .&: 36' ==~-=======
furn lounge chair &: rocker. tables, more. 400 JS!h, N.B. : r h duch. w/bobysters. tens 2 calico female, l mooring, N.B. $32i'JO. Ph. Bicycles 9225
Den : 2 lovcsealll, early Fine 1urniture from eslulcs, · .s 1g t antage cat, orange & ~·ht mnlc, Jong 536-8247 aft 5:30. 1 --'~--------
An\er. uphol w/maple trim. Appliances 8100 bankruplcies, and reposses.. but still slecpable & sitable. hair, hsbk. 548--0Sl3 712 CAL 28, 113 interest, Clean, • LIKE n.cw IO-speed blue
Wardrobe: 2 doo-. 3 sions, One Spioct & one up. Best ofler. 642-lT24. lull ""Uip~. aux eng, best Peugeot bicycle ,., USED Appliances &: TV"s, · ht · I ...o I I DARLING Frosted colo r ~., 1".u 5=<118 drawers. bind. J l n is h. rig piano, are muuc c cc. FENDER Bass a1nplifier female kit!en 7 w=ks old offer. 833-1234 ext 371, ,......, ,~ ·-. all guaranteed. Dunlap's, tric organ w/percussion, col-deluxe Rickenbachcr bass 1,_ to ~ horn• "ait. 5,00 botw 8 VTt>"'"O£.Jll.I 1815 Newport, C.l\I. TV S . b 1 . "" 5.,.,., n am & 5 pm. '69 Manx, many extras
MATCHED or, s, pan1s s creos, gU1tar S45-l320 112 9• OINK Kl~EN Must sell
Pair I ab I e 548-7788. desks, bedroom M'l!, bunk * 61.,...6404 * '• lantps, hand bkno.•n cmcrald ... .__,,, d"ru · P'RT c-··n"•t 1 ~ Ex~llcnt condition! 6-16-6892 * * 5-48-0082 _, glass base, 46,, tall nENMORE Aulo. \\'asher & '"-""'~· l ng room sets •. ch1na YES. \Ve Need Puppies, " .,.,.. "' pups o i;vuu $250 * 54~ ..... gas dryer, x.lnt ooncl .. $05 "· b1net1;, buffets, divans, IVh"I ,,, .. , You'. •1;.-• o< homes ivith child,,.n -365 M ' • B"k 9275 ~ A~·s auto slide pro-" v " .......... E •· S C I J oo F·,~..010•• & Ce!roat lnl 1 es · ,...,,.u ca. \Viii deliver. 847-8115 dtncttes, canoPY hcds, mat. Pu-. 84, ~3. si ... ,r !., .l\1. a ter : ....., • .., ......,
jcctor & radiant screen in .... ~£"" 112 * * 0 -.. irs * • TACO JOO, 6 mo'• old, -. t original cartons $ll.5 0 . or ~6--8672. tresses, refrigerators, freez-------pm ·~"° .. .,.~
S.l5-014:i NORGE Auto. \\'asher & er. washers &. ga' dryers. Misc, Want.cl 8610 3 Lillie killens Ion~ haired Free Estimates 548-1752 $225. Sell Sl65. 2•100 Via =~==~~~---1 Penncrt'sl elec. dryer, bolh office desks, new carpets -----'-~ male l remRle 2 wht & 1969 16' CAT Marina, NB. 646-IJ.\5
(ll DREXEL bedroom set late models, Xlnt cond. and much more! \~~TED: ~ uSC'd toys, 1 blk. hsbrkn 1 'vk11 nld Sacrifice. 548-21 BONANZA, Brand new
S150. 12) Box spring & mat. Oil ~·· 0, ~'" """"'· wagons, trikes. dt'Skls & &.'\3-1690 7/2 ~ 1~ (11 N d' · --aLW ................ ~ cb · hild · & · 19' ~ •• ,·, sloop w/--'"r ,. all Run 1 Hr. S!XI .... ~ ,;i, ew 1n1ng ------~---1 NO SALE FRI.DAY NITE all'S-C Si;te misc. '-"" """"' """ "=" room set $150. (l) Kenmore USED REFRIGERATORS for pre-school, }'REE . CTffE Fluffy ~'bite kitten safety gear, X1nl rond, slip I----=~::,::::• ___ _
70 electric dryer $50. Call * $5.5 -$85 * Phone 646-9210 or 64ft-3'/06, free to Good home. 5J7-7885 avail $1450. 548-3283. BONANZA 3 t\p, needs litllc
aft. 6 p.m. 4~1970 Good Condition MU169 WINDY'S AUCTJON \VOULD Like to rent from 573-3344 112 FUN CAT v:ork. New clutch l xtra
CUSTOM Spanish carved WARD 2 spd exercycle $150. priv, part}t station wag or ADORABLE 7 wk old half 16. L\lain & Genoa. Must sell eng. incl. St). 54~.
wall lamps. Green Antlqu<'CI 15 cubic ft chest type COME BRO\VSE AROUND sm. bus fur 2 mo's Ph. persian killcnl'i. all colors. $400 673-7162 POWELL r.1ini-trail. 4 HP
a:tet'l'O. am/fm. 2 Orange freczC'r S100. 968-1587 2073~ Newport Blvd. 6~6-9210 or 646-3706. East hluU644-ID!Mi 112 VENTURE 21' 'Jo'ully equip-Briggs & Stratton. Gd cond.
silk chr'll. 8' Floral sofa. ELEC dryer, 2 Yl'll ()\d, Im· Behind Tony's Bldg h1at'ls T\VIN s· C Bed in ADORABLE Persian killcns ped w/slip. VOA qualified. $100. 962-7972.
Call 646-0400. mac cond, llotpoint. $100 Costa Mesa * fi41HJ686 aood co~: anopy & adult cat to good homes. 962-5730 3 tlP Toco n1ini-bik4",'
John Davis
9 to 6 daily • 557-8600
Leo Lerner
7 to 9 eves. -213-TR 3-1095
TRUCKS
All TypH-Modolt
We Buy or Sell
PICK UPS-VANS GALORE
4 \VHE ELDRNERS -
CAl\tPERS
!\fRny, many to choc:lsr. from
ELMORE MOTORS
TOYOTA
15300 Beach, Westminster
894-3320
. GMC TRUCKS
Here now.
lmmcdiate Delivery
Southern Orange County's
only Authorized GMC Dealer
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2850 Harbor IDvd.
Costa ~1esa 540-9640 * lntem•tionel * TRUCKS
Big diK.'OUnts on all models
Plc.kupg, Scools, Trttowlalls
Save $ Al
Kustom Motors s.r1 Bilker, C.M. Ml}..i915
New '70 Datsun E'rrRA Long h\•in hC'd, cof-, ='c~"~h~o~"-''~·~64=--4-<54~'=-'~-~ , ,.~o~P~E~N~D~A~l~L~Y~"~'0~·:""'!l,==~Ca~·~·~1 ~'";"'~"~'~== !l4Ch1500 712
12' SAIL r~ish. new sail, $195. XLNT COND. $80.
fee table, encl table, 1V FRIGIDAIRE Washt'r &l(:RAFTSMAN Tilt arbor 1\IOUSERS in lntining. 2 Mr. Boss, 638-8470 or * 646-1409 * ltiOOOllC,PickUp with camp.
set, couch, elc. 2144 Orange dryer. Top condition. $125 jig--'iaw, heavy duty stand, Machin_!ry, Etc. 1700 heal!hy killcns. 5."i7-7571, 615-8618 ~r-Sale price $2099 dlr,
Ave., No. c. C.J\.1. MS-7006. work ~ighl, xlnt 'C01KI. $40: • i\fFGR li10VING 537-521;6 1121-'P~ow=e~r=C=r=u=;,=.=,=,==902=0: 1 Mot_or_c~cles ____ 9_300 :~o!~~ll \~~!:~ P~~a:~
MffiROR. Cocktail tbl, mlr-l~. fire ~ 3• x 6'8" A.Ir compressors, spray KITTENS, part !\ta.nK , o...:..::.:::_..:;:.=;:::;c:,._.:.::.:; ... ... .. .. .. party. Can for appointment
ror. buUet, mirror 3-pancI. Antiqu.!.1 ______ 8_1_1_0 S25:. 5 hp. __ Bnggs & Strallon. booths, ,,, •• guns, pain'", Persian & don1cstlc: Cone 16 R • - - - -• i;creen, GE elec blln ranae. ·-$4 .. Cl 1 h 40 ha -v ~ on baby boM!c). !"l<IS.0813 112 . !VIERA -Deep V-lO.i THINK 5'16-4052 or 4~·9773. S.16-2!162. Antique Portraits.decorating t'nGtne ·~: u c c . in melal cabinets, furnace, hp Chrysler-power lift-loot •67 CHC'\rv \' T 6 1 discovery! Lrt us bring SlO; 2-15 Allee l.Mnsrng tbl!S, rncks, Pck'g mater, Coon kitten.~. blk/~'hl fe. throlllc-eustom big '"heel HOND• 'R. .:.• ~ 2 on, CY·•
CUSI'OM Wood bRr with )'OUr treasured old family ~ speake r s $100: \Vall plaques, pictur e males, Persian. 8J0.4008. traill'r-many xtras. $1895. ~ 8 ft bed, step bumper, 6
·burnt orange Jealhcr hand bo ~. ba k 1 1.1 Stlvcrto~ head S20: Sun.' frames, slntu,,,...,, ash -·-, 6/30 ~ .• 1 ,.36 It r: Ill ply ()n & off road littt,
rail & 3 bar stools, Sl50. P tograt'"" <' o i c Bros. m1kc w/11land, wl. t'lc 642--8289 st;._2868 ... ...,.. ---------=-=I ..., ....,.. a er a pm ''FRIEDLANDER'~ trlr hitch. 30,000 mi. Xlnt Call m.lJ37. "'Uh our expert copy & control & case ~. 833-1965!~~· '="'-=' .CC-"C'-~-BOSTON Bull dog, 1 yr. old, PER..\1 N.B. pier avail. cond. $1400. 557-7315
restoration i;ervict'. Bring S•l7-8367. 9" l\TE:l'AL lathe So. Bend r egistered. Movi ng .. wl'lf/ re!in '61 Express, 175 117••IACtl tHWY. •1
HOUSEFUL of new model
home furniture. Reg. $683,
now $197. 894-4417 o r
631-<200.
LOVELY Floral l!Ofa, never
used, $125. Match. love seal
$75. Pvt ply. 530-8337.
HOUSEFUL of furn for sale,
\'cry reasonable. 1592 Indus
St. Santa Ana. Hts.
DELUXE Frigidaire refrig.
Box springs, malt'!. Cht'!,
lamps, misc. 54&-6913.
VIRTUE Bros. dinette set,
wi1h leaf. 4 chairs, fonnlca
tOT'I. $40. 642-7982
your timt>-worn pholos 10 w/ ca.st base & cabinet. s.-mma 6/30 hp Chrys .. S/S, Sips 4. fksl 1963 Ford ~ ton custom cab.
P'n .. y' ~-;t Stud to' up-SEWNG <111 ho u 1 e ho Id ~ NEW·USEO.HIY. Overdrive V-8 ()ve rload sp. ""' """ • ~«1. 4!»-6120 or ·194-8136 3 'YR old inale Dachshund, off<'r over SliOO. O!UST II Sh•~ph. 83., ""S. ""r lf'vel, or call ~2313 furniture incl rcfri~. bed SF.LL. ~ -· Lftl'Ll"l.ll -• ~ ~ 'IV J:"oocl with children, h.~br. • & • .......,~ ex. 297. set. slerro, , rugs elc. .,,-~tigj;~'-;N14-;;o,;.J~~':::'~':::'~~!'~~ "61 ,...._.,., :i• ton ,. •·-' FREE To You has shols. 5l3-9787 6/29 10' Gt.ASPAR \\'/4 dc•k· .._.,,.,.~ ·;.i ' ...._ .... prior moving early July. MUST 0 _11 , _ FlectsidC' split ri111s. Very
S.winn M.chines 8120 .54.~IH""35.'l~·'-,,,...-~~~~I SIAli1ESE Cross kil1en blk wind-shield-remote ('()nlrol JC , ...:aving Stale; clean. Call 646-6319.
··q CABIN • l\1ammoth Lake$ in 2 Beautiful female cats. male. \V iii d e Ii v e r . aqu& meter.Cd 10 HP '69 Honda 3j(), Excellent
1970 SINGE R Touch O' Matic High Sierras. Furn. 7 nltes. SP<!)~ & boos ter'll. f l'f!'t' !() 5-16-450!! 6/30 Evinrudt', gd rond $295. Cond . 3tXXl miles. $550. Pvt. l!W Chevy V-8 2% ton. 2
sp, axle, 14' slcel bed, extra
tank. Ph. 837-55iJB. se\\·ing machine in \\'alnut 195. R.<'!lt'rvc now 531_3374 qualified home, no. small p S d L ESTOC OR 3-7506 Pty. 642-1724 iif no answer,
b. Z . b hlld I k I ET an IV K keep call ing! ca 1nct. 1g-zags, ut· E\'es S.!0--0617. c rcn. Aso 1t e ns , -~--~-----tonhol.cs, etc. Guaranteed. ~"'"":;::.:::::.::.~----,.-I Various agt>s & co!Ol'!I. Cats 8820 Speed-Ski Boats 9030 '66 Norton T;i()cc Chopper
Pay off balance of $3S.30 GIVE-A\\·ay prices -l'Olor 5'19-18·16 112 , , . . 1 bad rod
$5 r.u 000933-TV. slcrro, ''<'l\'l't ch<1il'~. 69 111 &!afh!c lr1hull n-II 01"' per mo. '-"" ...,er a rd•·d •··•k lu'" dbl •Ion• PUPPY r.lixed breed female REGISTERED Burmf'SC' kif-• · . · ,,. nest O c1· over $.i7J anytime • ...,.. , • t Ch · · 0 C 11 runabt. Ev1nrurie ;,i., hp ot-* r~i8·9861, 57•21s1 * . ~~~· -~~--~-I refn·, -w wh •'I• ... 1.,,,, "·"s. 7 "'.ks ()Id pape r trained ens. amplOfl sire . a 1 nl L·•-( 114 ) " " == ,,,_ ""' .,,_...., 64' "'91 8'.16-3· ...,.~ 1""' new. '"0R l·IODAl<A dl•t I>., k •. 1970 Singe r louclMrmatic, din SCI, l'lc. 494--42S6. look1ni? for a home. .,,....,. """' .,.,
zig-zag, bcaul. \\'alnut con-4 x 11 Rl!:GULATION pool 836--44~1 7/2 -=====:c====::\ liberglass tank & seal, c:\-
solc, maktos button holC's. LAllG'' ll f 1 1 1 D 8825 B 1 T II 9032 pansion chnn1ber . Bes! of. table co. m~cte "'i1h all ac· .·. '· '. '_!l€ra or, .(' e<:· ogs oa ra ers overcasts sean1s, b Ii n d I I c~=------C:.:.:; le< 0 '7 731,· CCSSOl'ICS. lnl COlld. $350. I J~. ll('I!( s soap & \later. -. ""! -' .
'56 FORD P.U. New
baHCl'Y. $325. Best
Call S.10-753.1.
trans,
()ffer.
e '59 FORD 10-"·hl DUi\IP
.... $1700 **
R47-11i1 or 49.J.-9466
Jeeps 9510
COOPER
066 Austin Cooper S, 1215.
A~l/FOI, bored , % cam.
111i"·. Stebro. 496--4559.
DATSUN
-$-
"Leader in The Lear.b Oliel'"
ZIMMERMAN
2845 HARBOR BL YD.
-10
-,67DAfsUN WAGON
Extra sharp. Automatic, re-
versed chrome whee 11 .
(UDE59l) \Viii take car in
trade or finance private par.
ly, Call for appointment,
546-4052 or 494-9713.
DOT DATSUN
OPEN DAILY
AND
SUNDAYS
18S35 Ceai.:h Blvd.
Hunti~ach
842-7181 ()r 5'!Q.OM2
* '68 Datsun-good cond.
Stick, r/h,
5-18-4564
1969 2000 ,Roadster. r/h, lo
mile!!. S2500. &15-0640 or
613-4216.
'67 DATSUN Pick-up. Musi
sell? See 10 appreciate~
G46-4970 or 642-312'l
'68 DATSUN 4 dr.
Good cond. $1005.
644-2659
'61 DATSUN 1600 Sports Kint.
cone!. r/h, Sl595
&IS.9116
'67 4-DR. Station .,vagon,
auto. Xlnt cond w/\o mi.
1628 Nev.'porl Blvd, C.M.
ENGLISH FORD
ALL NE\V ENGLISH
FORDS NO\V IN STOCK
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
TO CLEAR
LARGE SELECTION
TO CHOOSE FROM
Theodor•
ROBINS FORD
~ Harbor Blvd.
CtlF;ta Mesa 642-0010
FERRARI --FLORAL ea1y <'hair S25: 1-'r·
inged 9' x 12' i;hag rug
\\I/pad $75. 673-6014
hen1s, de1!gns & etc, Guar. G46-l6Z9 after 6 pm Yours. ti15'~ Poppy, Corona !\1ALTESE Pups $."..0-100. 20:1 LENGTII 21 ' O" \vldth 95" 69 BSA 650
51•11~ ..:!~.h or small pymts. !IIUNTZ Au<ll-"'lcrco 4 u~"' d<'l !\1Rr. 7/2 I SI Balboa, Tl.1<'. unly, {Amer., 1!167), 2 lire~. 1 Excellent condition $1000 '61 lNT'I. Sc<>ul, 4 x 4. Even-FERRARI
ingit, ft4&-6134 Newport Imports Ud. 0.-. .,....,..-1<1 ~ •ru FF Doheny Stalf' Park July spare 7-14-6 ~ ply. Ne\\I 645-0314 beh\'cen 5-7 PM
Office Furniture 8010 SrNGER Auto zig-r.ag 6 mos. ~!:f1~n~ c~~i~=~cl ~! ol~~tAILEgr\V;~ekiite;I; '~~ 2-3-4. spr1ngs. holds :t.000 lbs. a J10NDA 350 SL e
()ld. No attach needed for $50. Cali 837_4239. 615-0171 G/:JO SILKY tf'rr1ers -Puppies lights, landing w00:-1 jack, 450 mi's $?50
1 -:;:~~~~;;;;;;;;:; I ange Coont)"1 only autbar-1 • tzed dee.Jet.
USED steel desks $39.50 e zig-mg, button ho I e s, SIOO up : 11::. yr. old female like new S375. 827-JO.:.O 49.'l-4309 aft Jpni
Posture-chain $12.50 & up d~igns, etc. Guar. $39 cash 4" Commercial belt 111\nder ADORABLE 1 wk killcns, $50 to good homl'. Quality 1 -=:::;o~~:=;:=;:::;,,:;:::~=·I -~=~-~='=~-Recreat'n Vehicles 9515
. Used 2 &: 4 dra\ll·er fil ing ()r small payments. 526-6616 \v/casr. ?" disc sander all colors. Eastblull, N.B. breeding. AKC. &!6-733:> Boat Slip Mooring 9036 • 'iO Honda CB-350 e '65 EconoliDC, rebuilt engine,
-"blnets • u-• •-"',._!!:ks ,.,,/Ca.${' bolh like new, ~~ 644-lroti ti/30 ---.--. -600 mi"s, $650 automatic, top opens to
,..... li<'\I ·uuu ""~ AKC black n1alC' Cockrr SI IP 81'"129 t ·• · Ito t $1650 McMllhan Bros !>Mk Inc. Musical price. 842-I962. Sly Tc1Ticr. fem dog, !kigc • • S Avail, J10wtr or sail, * ......, • s a1"' ice x, s ove , Spaniels, Sho1~' q u a 11 l y , 2• -l N 002-1026 1800 Newport Blvd. ln1truments 8125 !ITOVING Saler !\1any i\li!te. & Black. l..ong hair. Loves 26241 Dcsco, tt.iis~ion Viejo, ,,.....,., I. e\lollOrl Bay. 68' HONDA !lO ll'l'lil hikr, j c:::..=~·:__ _____ _ ~-·ta 'I * 64" DA"" • ., 1621 o.. ~-c ch•'i•-n r: .. , ...... ,, \Vrilc [)Rily Pilot, Box 1100 n••' .... --·. s~· TENT CAMPER
v.m "esa .....,.,...., FENDER BASS A!\fPLIFIBR 1 t"ms. .,.,pc, ... r. .!\I. . ,,, ...... ,.,..,,... S3l-2!1-IO P-1012. 548-3203 ... ""''"' £.w \V /ADD-A-ROOl\I.
1 Indiana executive-r.hair DELUXE RICKENBACHER 54S-7340. Beaut iful. "'h & blk, & \\'hile \VORLD'S tinicsl studs & $j(l(M,. * 9li2-20S7
gold naugah)'tll! '& fabric 3 BASS GUITAR 11EALTII SPA 5 yr. ginglt! kittens ro good homl's. l\lale pup.~ poodles :yorklcs & Boat Ch•rter 903t 1970 T~ HONDA
matchlns eKecuuve bucket * 67>-6404 * n1cmbers.hlp. S165 Pri. prty & fem. 839-2867 7/2 nial!eS('. 1..rase. !"1<1,;.2100 1500 miles, Fairing, '7"1,._:,•,IE1oavyd~t.uer·wincb. big
chaini, 1 ma I<' h i n g 613--8507. Tuo bcuutiful , fluffy female FOR CHARTER ___ S.l.450. •l96-46.1> .. :___ " <"
i;ccretarial cha ir. l hi-back ELF.CTilTC Gu itar, red l'fE\\'PORT BEACll TENNI S 8 wks old kitten.~. Orie ...,.,.y SILKY Terrier pupp ie s , 42 It cabin cn1 iscr. SICC"ps 6 '69 Honda 175 g&g.49(1! green chair. All like new. hollow body, dual pick-ups, e.•Y champion slork, terms ii 00 . 644-6433 bt~·n 8:30 8'. 5. $100, Dave, 673.9729 before 5 ~.C,1;U~~,..:'IE~lBERSHIP S~j(). \\'h & I ligr r. !"J<!S-OS13 desired. ~~9-7165 For pvt. cn1lscs throughout I.A mi. xlnl cond. '69 OGE Van. Cust()1n tn-
w I S I $250
.,..~ 0 Tlf' \\•hite & one Myin x AKC 8 p . !-\outhe1·11 Calif. Daily & -* S.18-6679 • ~er. Elcc. refr!g .. ne1v tires.
SECRETARIAL De5k & •nut p net INVALID \\'alkrr \\'Ith Sent. kltlcn~ · asset uppies \Vc~·kly rates For res. call '69 Yamah.i 250-Dll plus ll'urie deck. Bob 67~2098.
chair. btauliful cond. 646-5651 after 6 PM Chronie and Lcalhcr. J.iko S:l6-4 l!J'.\ 712 $.iO. i;.i-I-~'.\ 54z_;,177 new GYT kl1 '
Alrrm t brand new. $100. --· N .,,00 C II "'7"'J' PRECIOUS Pood!r Pups 61'7"" 646--0231. P ianoi & Organs 8130 C\\', ,,..,.,. ' 6 · 0o.1 M'"' · MOD EL Ctuss Co. free ,.,'OOd AKC <'.;ham11 stock. $:(! * COLUM BIA 38 '* .,. .-.. Campers ___ _.;9:,::5;;20
Office Equipment 8011
IB~f E.~r.c. $150. !\1onl'OI
~fatlc Calculator $125. Exee.
uphoi swh>el chr SIS & S20.
Uphot 1traigh1 ehrs $3,
Sec'y chr $10 k S15. This,
benches &. boxr:s. 1~2 \\'hit-
tler. Unit V, C.i\t &t2-3rot.
HooseholdGoodt IO'IO
FARBERWARE Open hf!arth
T()tiuerie and lwikel $30,
O!lctcrlirr blcort~r. 11 o1 1 d
$1•1i: model $30. R~1:tn11
•·srusb It Beat" uprli::-ht
mocStl $20. A.II lie.ms !n Xlnt
cond Sl5-0l "5.
NE\VPORT Beach Tennis a t .I 6 4 4 s u per i 0 r . • ,, "R 4 f'or r.har1cr S450 '"'k. '70 Honda 7oct. !\lust sell! ,,.1,.....,4 . ..~-. PIANOS & ORGANS Club. Full family n1cm-646-32:u 6/30 ,.,.....,,,,111 $235.
NEW &. USED ben;hip. 644-0139. DARL,l.NG Oics.1 Verde kit-2 ~~~G~~~5Pt;r:;1.son. Z1' Trojan fly Bridge Sedan 673-45..crl ()r 673-6!H9
CAMPERS * 6 PACK * • Yamaha Pianos Organs tABIN ;it J\111mn10th kcs 'lcn5, Part Calk'O, 11.ncl 5.'li-!!608 l\JI. CfTUip. sips 6. $85-day. ·~ Yamaha dirt 100 Cl' runi
• Thomas Organs f'ull wk SlOO. Sips 1. 1. !'triprd, 3 only M~3.~42 61::1(1 1 ~,..,;==~~=----S1.i0 l\'k, 646-00XI. good. SIOO. 271 l\.fonte Vlsta, $795
e Kimball Pianos -Jo'urn. Rr~i'\'ll !'IQ\\'. all-.\11 FLUJo"f'\' Long haired kl!· SACRIFICE Snmoyed puppy, -C.J\f. LI 8-7932.
e Kohler & Campl~U BOY" 11 6 k Bo al 16 \\N!klt. Al<C & shots. Fishing Bo.ts 9040 ,69 Honda 50 !\Uni Trail Full Price
COAST MUSIC s 11 ngni.y ens. w 5' x tr ood. Loving. s.ti !Jfi8-4i.!19. Bikr S7 J-429:i 7/31---"-'.--"-.:.:...:::... __ Ii' t'ilX',...la~~ 25 hp motor. '-'~'~3-~?~330-=. =======I Stnnd:ird nlOdel inc.ludelt <'fib f\•EWI>oRT l llAnBOR Sl6-2."'30 -• COCh'.-A·POO pup p 1 cs 1 ·eo • 1• o\rcr fc11lurc, 2 burner .!11()\!t'.
Coslll Mesa + 642-2851 I ~==.,.,.._ ... ~-'c..,~-~ GE:R!\t Shc1i. • f, 1 rnf>S. for M.lc. 1 1\ki;: 0111 ~:~1'2·. $3.jfl. No h"3iler. Au·,;-S.rvice ll"1! bo'\'. bul3ne l~atcr I:
O""n lo.6 }.ti 10.9 Sun 12-5 P f': T R I LI, 0 7' Ll:'iNI h ~ 4" b r k n . , b I k / I ;i n .
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CAil !l.16--l2.l.~. ,..... surfboard S30: 16'0 g1rl11 bike 89741}1(1 i f'J, ---& P a rts 9400 Ille. lkst valutl in t<i"'"·
HUGE DISCOUNT w/™'~kct $1:i. c:n..zs_!9_. -DARLING, Pl PN's1an kit-ST. OcmRn!s In .slwl\\' & !!•• Storage 9048 VW-E --Kustom Moton
! .. '! th 1 h' 1 1 brct'd, h. s\n.'f1. Liberal ngine, Good Cond. 8,~ n .. k C.lil c..,, ""l~>
on new
Wurlitur •nd
other fa mous m•ke
PIANOS ~ORGANS
GOULD MUSIC CO.
Slnce tnll
2045 No. Moln, S.A.
-orr mcni ivrs 1P fir ten, 1 "'ks. 842-6892 712 tcnns. 8.10-5743. 4![)...j!I);,, GAR.AGE \\'Rn!OO Dana Pt or • t>IU>443 • ...., ,...:t er, · '"""""'
to Hol~lllY H~alth Sira Sl95 Red Cocker ntf'rl!t home Capo Bch 1 t 14, Ski 8' Full cab-aver ci:tmpt'r, Ctl!ih .. i36-T185. Bco"t ,..._ .,.... .• ,193 112. LOVEABLE Furry blonclf' o ~ ort e V\V pons, Lrana axles. la feict .. discontinued model .
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"Ro"'Cll, St'·n·•·.h l·.s-n """ _.... Lhasa, h!thk no! suitable for boat. \\'rlrr: 2065 Escarp." body partit. c.n " " " '"' child 6~ "'"T Dr. L.A. Jm.tt or c:ill Zl~ 64, •1.,3 Complete. $895. 869 \Vest reoords SS. Urobf'('l\a h:iblc ClJ1:E kil!e.n~. '1-eancd & itm. ren ·~ · '""" Slh St., Co!lta i\olt'sa.
$..'ill. Blender SJO. 49-1-4~. trained. 5:18-4615 6/2!1 =I~ collect aCI. 6 pm.J;.'900Di11i1p>;V\i\vv;,;;,,.;;;;;,.,;_-;;,..,.\'..~6S~Che;::,::._~1os~~v.~n~h1cto""
---3 FX Fl:::'ltAI r 1 T 1 . TRANSPORTATION • · n1l$_ Greti.t fQr duM bwc~. -~ G ~\SS B.lnrlt!I SL l'trlf'<'\JIP1f' .. . , -; ~ tl'I s or o1.~r DRY s 1or:il(t & lnunchin$: 673-8631-11mper, ~-S euto.
_G_••-•~•-•_S_•l_i~-"-~-n \~ ..... *~~-1 • .-....,'~*.,....,..
1\lOVIRt Salf'! ~11111)' .r..n~c-. PTAN'01 l..j.tl'i.1.tht, xln't (,'tlflfl,
b . .I sz;1, Ahuntnuin i\'1111,kh\1 StM·ll & Cnl1ro, 8?.&-4~93 112 I =~-~ 673-73.10. \\'Ith lltl'f'll n Sl5. 491-1"'"'· EALP01n1 i::t11nic!t' nll"-·it Bo1ts & Yachts 9000 or sntt1ll $1'tllh03ls 12' & ~CltEVV cn&irl(l-C"Oii l ---=~~--==--
.. ,"11 ... , ~ 4----up. 2811'1 SL i\lnrl11a. 2602 &t6-,l'l260 611:i V\\1 CAi\IPEn
UPRtC'llT-P lo00.-hn<'h. $S:'i: tllrn. lt:)6....tl!l3 7/2 2 f'"IRt:HGT.A!'S r1i'1ll'.hY11, S"!l"I Ncll'por! Blvd. 673-0606 ---1 .. 1111 ~11n..:l\;1I lnt11r 1ot·
5;Ki din )ll'l, $.t'i; child's PART-Airt'tl;llc -puppy 8 11' <'ntl ll". Goth in good ~nd. TllE Qu 1c.'K1-:R-YOU C'i\L[ NC m/\1tcr "'h:ll If 1'· Yoll $1:,00. <102-.':SiR
ricsk rhr $lS. :,1s-o~. 10 11ki old s:li'-MIK) 112 6i3-SU21i 1 1'HE QUICKJ:."k r ou s~U.: ~1U::1~v~~1~~ ~t~ r5Afi:YP1LOT-wANTADSi ttem!I'~ .JG27 SIJp::.>rior, c.of l-"tlmitu!'1! Jor 11111. Call
&48-<llO. !!)2-<547.
SALES-SERVICE-PARTS
3100 W. Coast Hwy. .
Newport Beach
642-9405 540-1714
Authorized Ferrari Deallr
FIAT
llBfiJD ..
\VE NEED USED CARS
TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR
CLEAN SPORTS CAR
auto sport ltd
9625 Garden Grove! Blvd.
537-rm 893-7S6fl
1 J750 IUCN f Hwy, Jt,
NIW·USID-SQY.
l'U'U'VVI
'67 FIAT 85"
COuf)('. 4 sl)ffit, radio hca
er. Sharp! See to aPprec
ate. (VOLl 141
$795
Harbour V.W
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lmpomcl Autos 9600
FIAT
'j.'l J-'IAT 1100, 4-dr 11ed1tn,
nuns good, ,i:oori li~s. nu
1raru. $19.'i. M6-38..l4
JAGUAR 1---JAGUAR
HEADQUARTERS
The only authorl:ted JAGUAR
dea.J('r in the entire Harbor
Area.
Com pl ch.
··SALES
SERVICE
PARTS
BAUER
BUICK
IN
COSTA MESA
234 E. 17th Streel
MS-7765
'67 Jaguar 420
•I Dr Sedan .. Automattc, fact.
air cond., A:0.1/FJ\f, loaded •
~xcellenl condllion. Low,
Jo\v niUcaa:e. J\1Wit aell .
Small down will finance pri.
vale pe.rty. <WAU138l. Call
dlr aft 10 am Phlll. 494-1029
or !)40.3100.
'G:i 3.8 S, lux sed,
P\\"l' /air I ll'!hr I chr, w/w
l\lich tires, lo mi, trade.
Offer. 644--126."i.
TRANSPORTATION
Imported A!ii.. HOO
PORSCHE
'62 Porsche S
Coupe. Abioluicly concourse
condition. Lie, SBNOll,
$2699
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-3031 Ext, 66 or 67
l 970 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA t.IESA
'62 PORSCHe-
At.t·l"M. Chrome rims ne1,1•
paint, rebll engine, :Super
Cll':an. Make olfer! See a1
2039 H'arbor Blvd., ·c .M.
Jlouse In rear of A & B
Por&cbe Repair.
• '6811 Coupe, 912-4 Tang.
w/bl11ck. 19,000 mi.
Drar!M JI.Just sellr Pvt.
party 1-821-5764. aflcr 6,
SUBARU -------* '70 SUBARU
Ht"re Now .
ln1n1ediate Delivery
• 90 titPH Capability
• 35 ti1ilcs Per Gallon
• BeautifUl Sfylini;
Test Drive Today At
Kustom Motors
845 Baker, C.J\l 54{1.5915
TOYOTA
T"sdAY. J"' lO. 1970 DAILY PILOT 1?7
TRANSPCtRTATION T.~~~~f'.ORTATION TRANSPORTATION !~~!ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
~-' 9600 lm--'od Au1M . -Au1eo W....... '71IO Uood C•rt . 9900 Uood C•rt 9900 Uood C•rt 9900 Uood C•rt 9900 ' lmpon.a Autoe I --',....'--·------__ .• --· -------·-_
VOLKSWAGEN
'67 vw
Squaffback
SlllVOOf
AM/FM Rdkt, lape deck, alr
cond, 10,000 ~ miles on new
factory enrtne. Lit:, UEP464
$169.s.
9 other square Hckt
fo chooM from.
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA Jl.1ESA
LARGE
SELECTION
of vw
CAMPERS
Harbour V.W.
Atm-IORlZED
SALES &: SERVICE 18TI.~ BEAcH BL., '842-4435
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOR sale: '67 VW Bur xlnt
cond. $1100 or best offer.
646-4676
VW BUG
$55.89 pr. month
VOLKSWAGEN WI PAY TOP IUICIC FORD
CASH '62 El<etn ,,. • Dr. Hnltp --;56-· -FORD-
OLDSMOBILE
Larte Selection
Of VW Campers,
Vans, 1Combl1,
lluiel,New&U1ed
lmmodlato O.llvory
CHICK IVERSON
'VW
54~1 Ext. 66 or 6T
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA ?i-fESA
WANTED
I'll pay top dolla~ !or )'Ollr
VOLKSWAGEN today, Call
and ask for Ron Pinchot.
549-3031 Ext. ·66-61. 673-0900.
'68 V\V ~an, 1600 cc's %
race-cam, paint job. Best
offer or trade for any van.
Call 673-9352
'61 VW. Good cond; nu
paint. Xlnt tires, radio
S495 * * 673-3036
'66 V\V. SUNROOF
· NEW ENGINE. BLUE.
646-7670 or &12-0350 -
'63 VW lu9
t.tECHANIC SPECIAL
Lie. OKC&l
$299
CHICK IVERSON vw
for uled can 1 tnicks j ust
call ui lor fl'et ntimale.
. GR0111 CHEVROLET
w/alr, all P"'T • nrnolts,
auto headlif hls, new paint Automatic, 1 owner, Uke new!
tires, uphols. " reblt erw. dlr. 63,000 actual mlle1.
Like new, Best offer OVtt Must aeU. Make otter. Will
$800 lakes. 842-1962. finance. private party. (PLG.
'lri BUICK lnvecta co~ 925) Call tor appointment,
Aak for S&lea Manq:er vertible. Run1. Need.I work. 546-4052 or •9773.
1821l Stach BJvd. Transportation car or fix '5S Ford needs 1 t a Is
Hunttnaton Sta.ch It up. $100. 546-4471 after therwile runs lood 2
841-P? Kt 9-3331 1 6 p.m. chrome rlma i'r.i . aft 5 wkdl
WE PAY CASH
FDR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
1965 Buick Skylark, R/H, 675-8911.
factory alr. Priced for qulclc l;ro=R0::--..6--cyl-.-. -,,.,,..,,,..--w°"'l"'th
sal~! :>4$-6l49. trans. ecmpletely rebuilt.
2,000 milts. Best offer lake
CADILLAC -· FOR Sale: '65 Ford Country '62 Cid Convertible Sed•n . rd . c ond.
'66 Cutlass
Fbll powl!r plus alr cond.,
vinyl top, (T'RFXI&) W i 11
take car In trade or nnance
private p&t'l)I, Call for a~
polntment. 54M052 or
494-m3.
'69 GOLD 4 dr CUtlua
SUprerne, air, PB, PS. Xlnt
ecnd, lo ml'1. '300 below
bk. Sa1es pr $2!Kl0. 54l)..35n
'M Olds, Clean .lnalde I: out,
Runa crtat. nu radiator,
batt &: uphollt. S 2 5 0.
644-DT78.
'64 Luxury 98 Old1,
52,000 ml. 1739
6'6--0669
DUNTON
'FORD
2240 S. Main
SANTA ANA
546-7076
'65 MUSTANG
2 door, VI, 4 1p11d, power
tltt rillf, rt d!o., lo.11t1r,
whit evil tirt t, l)trf t ll•
,1 ~. l ie. a VJYOt.2
$1273
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa w .. 1200
Automatic, mechanic's 11pec-JUoasonable!! 540-1987 ·
ial INPU821) Dlr. \\'ill take •59 Country Sedan 390
car In trade, \Viii tina.nce PS/PB, A/C, 1tereo. Xlni
prh1ate p&rty. Call for ap. cond ~7875 e\le: 642-5663
e'"'°'67"CUTLA='°"ss"'"°"s.:::,,,.=,,,.07. II ·~~----
-TOP DOLLAR pointment. 546-4052 or · ' ·
49-l-9m '65 Econol.lne ca.mp unit,
· many extras, $1000 or Best
(or \VANTED: '~-64 4 DR C.~. otter. &U-291Xl.
Xlnt cond. $1400.
673-3145
PLYMOUTH
'64 VW COUPE
4 tp•otd. r•dio, h••*••· II••
p•i11t. Lit, •ONHlll
$811
CLEAN USED CARS lo ml. !ully eqpd., °"'I===· ===== • t!IS3 • XLNT '°""· 63.000
See George Ray 01\'T\Cr prtf. 642-4620. MERCURY mi. 2nd owner. it75. 166 MUSTANG
TftEODORE 1962 CAD!Ll..AC · 549-3267 ·Cp •. 6 cyl., 1tic;• 1hift,
$1393
'69 FORD GAL. 500
ROBINS FORP convertible. private ·~. ,67.· Montclair 1 "'="'p"o=N=TI=A=C=;:. ='II :~~;;;i~:·:~r:. ':~0~1 h::::
2060 Harbor Blvd. S49,j. 492-3878. . •tt, "'w p1in+. Lie. asve.
Costa P.1esa '69 CAD Convert, Jeathtr int, Full po1,1-er plus air cond., 224
642-0'.110 AAf/FJl.f rad!o, full pwr, vinyl top. (VODIM9) Will '62 Pontiac Bonneville conv. .. ·WE PAY lact air. till tele strg, pwr take car in trade or finance ~it~.nd. Auto, p/1, $425.
door locks etc. 644-5859 private party. Call for ap-1 "''"",,--,..,--,.,.-~'"7.
TOP DOLLAR poinrment ~052 or 494·9'173 '6.1 Tempest Le t.1ans, 2 dr.
Jro"H'N1's·o"·N"',"" s'o."N CA MARO PS. air, radio, auto., xlnt
'6.l 4.2 ~rr.:;. 10 P1l'r/11ir/ e
luxurious. Xlnt. CoOO . i\tusl
srll. $2500 or offer. 67.'1-7803 NEW e USED
Recreational Vehicles
e $147.71 down indudes
tax & Lie.
VW LEASING
AT
s.t9-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
-·-----MERCURY "'"'· ""· 54>-1262. LINCOLN J\"ERCURY '67 Camaro SS 350, disc1---------V·irebird, low mlleage,
2626 Harbor Blvd., C.1'.f. brakes: stereo, Americ&n '61 CONVERTIBLE air cond, xlnt cond. $2295.
IMPOR'l'S WANTED niags: polyglas GT tires. * 644-1848 * 494-3333.
2 door h•rdlop. VI, •11fo,
lrt n1., f•ctory •it co11di-
tio11in9, pow•r 1l1eri119, ••·
dio, heeler, tint•d 9la1t.
lie. a YDC706
$2392 '6.'j JAGUAR 3.8 5edan, 11.uTo.
Original. \\'ire rims. $1800 sra-4rn.
MERCEDES BENZ
'6S-T:i0 SE, 28,000 mi'!!. auto,
PS, PB, alr, AM/f'i\1.
830-1788/871-3232 x 3066.
MG
~
~THINK ~ .. ~~ ..
"FRIEDLANDER"
NEW MIDGET $1995
IJ1H l l:ACH {HWY. WI
NIW-USED-SUV.
~
MG
Sales, 5ervic..:, Parta
Immediate Dellvery,
All Modw
J1rtupori
Jl111pon ~,
:\100 W, C.oaat Hwy , N.E.
642.94(5 ~1164
Authorlm! MG Dealer
'59 MGA
ConvEirtible, 3 l'ifll'ed, dlr,
clean car. (0XY819) \Viii
lake car in trade or finance
private party. Call for ap.
pointlTl<.'nt 546-4052 or
494-9113.
MORGAN
LEAVING STATE
MUST SELL
1957 lrfORGAN, nt:!w lop,
brakes, $1200. Privaic Par-
1Y. Call 642-1724.
NSU
N.S.U.
In1m<lur1of;.o Offer e FREE AIR e
· ·n any n1odel in stock
Kustom Motors
845 Baker, C.M. 540..5915
OPEL
100%
Factory Warra11ty
Available
on Used Toyotas
1000 tililes or 30 days
15 Used Toyotas to
Choose From
ALL YEARS--
ALL MODELS
Elmore
Motors
TOYOTA
CHICK IVERSON vw
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA 1'1ESA
'64 VW Bug, Excellent con.
dition. Must Sell $650 of'
best olft'r. 4~2066
'59 VW Sunroof
Runa iQOd. Needs paint.
NUr 315
$399
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-30.11 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA 1.fESA F actory Direct Dealer ~.==~---~-
NE\V CARS USED CARS 68 Volkswagen Bus
894-3322 894-332J. 1 Good condition, t.fust Sell
15300 Beach Blvd. $2,000. Private P a r t y.
• \Vestminstcr _96_2_-08_?8===...,..--e '67 VW Bug
!TIOIYIOITIAI
Xlnt. cond. $1175
615-«119
'66 \i-'\V Bu!!, sunroof. reblt.
engint:!, $1450. Call 494-:i697
VOLVO , Ora-Counllei Leaving country, have to ---------1 .~66~C~T~O~V.,.--71---11 . .. -, cry c ean, p.s., II ·--------TOP i BUYER sell. Call Ken 494-4221. p.b, Rill. 4·si>d. $1350. ............
THINI /G1 'VOLVO' ~ sn
"FRIEDLAND£il"
2 dr. D•mo. * $2750 * Auto Leasing 9110
BILL ?<.1AXEY TOYOTA '69 CAJ'.fARO, V-8. landau MUSTANG Never abused. 673-5349
18881 Beach Blvd. lop xlnt cond; 17,000 mi -·-------'69 PONTIAC Lel\lans • air,
H. Beach. Ph. 847-3SM $2675. Like ,new! 4~362.6 '70 i\fUSTANG, all xtras, lo pa/pb, X1nt cond.
WE PAY TOP OOLl.AR -mi. Pd '4100 + tx/lic, sell 962-5730
FOR TOP USED CARS CHEVELLE $3000. Will 1'1" .1 .. , vw u your car b extra clean. 1----------blJI' &II pt pmnt. 67>-8637
""' "'..!\"E.1· 17th SI. '69 Chevelle .65 Red w/w"'.1' '"'"'""' T-BIRD IJ't uphol. Lo m1. SIDl. Call
Costa t.tesa 548-77&5 4 speed, V-8, super sport behv. 5-8 642.-2149. '64 T •Bird
package-, ''i~yl rool, rally e·6.l 2+2 ra1tbaclc, red, VB, Com•ertlble. F'Ull price $799.
sport, new tires, (~~) auto. $825. CONR06T ) Will take car in
f'Xlra nice car, Will take * 645.M39 alt 5 pm * de r· · .,,,. aucH fHW'f, ., .,. LEASE Ill' trade or finance private ~====,,...,==-:; Ira or ina~ pn\late
N-.un•su•. C"'I I I t • '65 MUSTANG CONVT • party, c.u for appointment. 11" .,. ,. '70 Chev, VS, Custom El ca. party. ..... or appo ntmen , · ...... •=., 0 , 40, -. ~ 5464052 or 494.9773 Xlnt cond, lo ml 1 .............,_ _.,,,,,
'66 MUSTANG
2 door h1rdlop. VI, •11 ...
tr1111., f1 tfory •it conJ i.
lionln9, power if1•rin9, t•·
dio, heifer, white wall
tirt1. Lie. •SQWJ71
$1289
'69 PLYMOUTH
f 11ry Ill 2 door herdtop.
VI, t llfo, tr11u.. f•clory
air conliitioni119, poww
1lt trin9, reclio, heelt r. l ie.
•XMFl22 . $1999 ,..~ mlno Pickup. Radio, turbo. -====-===·==::::! $1000. 548-9861, 675-2787 hydro, P"T iteer, 3300 mi's. .. 1970 T-BIRD w/Landau top.
VOLVO 189 "''mo .• P. di" b"'"· CHEVROLET ·65 HARDTOP • loaded. lo FUiiy loodea. 15000· Coll "67 CHEVY IMPALA
ANNIVERSARY soc~TRH L~o:s~~G '69 EL CAMINO ~i;~.1~7';_~ ium. After =~G to move! .You'll :,.~:~· ,~-:t:~p:.~·· ,:~~~~ SALE 300 W, Cst Hwy, NB. 64f>.2182 °•6~9~H=T~. ~-=-m°"'1~,.-T=o-,-,.-,,.~. 1 find an amazing number of tioni"t, pow•• •••••1119, , ••
1970 DEMO Evei. & 1,1•Jmd!f 496-5695 Alr, pwr atr & brkll, $2800 home1 In today's Classified clio, h••*••· Lie. •TYW402 "~======== Custom. Dir, Brit111h green 644-1773 Ads. Check them now. $1883 ''142" ........... $275'1 with deep tan lnterior .. l;:==·======-========::=:11
f speed, radio 8' htater. • Uatd Cira 9900 301' vs, automatic. powerl'Used Cara 9900 Used Cars 9900 11---------
4740. 1800 E Cpe. for deliv-1teering, maintenance man·a1 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II '69 FORD GALAXY
ery. Ov~rseas de! Specialist. 1 • \r J1'r.A\~e9 • llJl('Cial. <99978D) Take small II 4 cloor hi rcltop. VI, •u+o.
DEAN LEWIS ANYONE do1,1·n or lrade, \Viii finance JUST ARRIVED AND ON DISPLAY. h 1n1., f1clory •ir c;ondi·
1966 J1arbor. C.M. 646-9303 '63 }'ord Cuslom. Fully fac. priva!c party, Call lor ap. tio11in9, pow•• 1!1•rin9. ••· ANNIVERSARY
SALE
1970 TOYOTA WAGON
•7592 De mo $181 7
Toyota M a rk II $2149
L ie . ZPB516
DEAN LEWIS
. ;be~•~·=~,,"~~~· 7_P_M7.. ,-~--I 'SR VOLVO-Spleodld motor,
'60 VW Bus w/Corvair eng tires, interior etc, Net'<ls
& trans, Call Ron. 67J...73j0 sma ll metal \\'Ork,
tory rquipped, pointml':nt 546-4052 or THi FIRST ANO ONLY 1,70 clio, h•1t1r, lint•cl 91111 •
$99 4~-9773. Uc. aYXSOI?
·5.1 vw HPC-0001 '64 CHEV'< v~. ••to "'"'· ROLLS-ROYCE MULLINER PARK WARD S2678
days, 836-5934 eves. $1~536-6646.
'65 Volkswagen $730.
Eves. !146-9235
'65 VW BUG
1966 Harbor, C.H. 646-9303 Great tran$porlatkln buy.
'70 TOYOTA'S ~'"" to ""· tVHB682l
In stock. Immediate delivery. $799 . · ·ma · Harbour V.W. f'Q\$ 197ll BEACH BL .• 8<2.+135 hl '11rs·-HUNTINGTON BEACH
Laguna S.ach '64 VW
900 So. Cit. Highway Convertible
494-7503 * 540-3100 Orange with brand new pals.
Bil I MAXEY Icy oop & b""" "'" '""'""· ~ Lie, OY J198.
!T!OIY!O!TIA) CHIC~111VERSON
11111 BEACH BLVD, VW
Hunt. Beach 147.a55S S49.ll31 Ext. 66 or 67
1 ml N. of Cout Hwy. on Bdi 1970 HARBOR BLVD.
'67 Corona
Red . f'UIJy factory equipped,
VLK927) Will take car in
trade or linancc private par.
ly. Call for appointment,
5464052 or 494·9773.
~9 Toyota c.-,-.~n~.-
$1299 ::.~" 4 speed, \Vhite , fXRX080)
Kustom Motors
fM5 Bak£>r, C.i\1. !")'jQ..5915
1968 Corona 4 dr. r /h, 4-spd.
Very sharp. $1095. Call
540-6401 after 4 pm.
'69 TOY OT A crown 4-dr
sedan, Xlnt cond, $1650.
.. 646·2095 *
TRIUMPH
COSTA ?i-1ESA
~!UST Sell: Leavint State.
'64 V\\' Bug. A perfect run-
ning car \\'/body in good
shape. Radio, Good tires.
£.'(tractor exhaust. In S8me
family since new. S750.
642-1724 Of no answer, keep
calling)
'&I VW Double cab pickup,
rblt 1500 n\Otor, Porsche
clutch. new tlr<'s, paint
shocks. Ice box. watrr air
coolrr. tarp rover. Extra
pair wide 'vhccls &: tires,
536-2449
lmportN C1r1 -
'68 VOLVO Pl800, Must sell,
Xlnt cond & fully equipped.
642-1536 e\les
P-1800 Cp, '63, xln't eond.
New brks, new tires. Clean
thruout. i 1495. M&951S
Sport ~ars ___ ?610
'65 PORSCHE
Coupe. New engine. Must
aee to appreciate. PGX279.
$3499
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'66 Porsche 912
3 TO CHOOSE FROM
Priced from $34"
WDZ-926
CHICK IVERSON vw
54!).3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA 1'1ESA
Antiques, Cl11sics 9'15
LEAVING STATE
MUST SELL
1957 MORGAN + 4 in very
good condition, SraJO. New
top &. brakes. Please ca.U
642-1724, -
i199 radio. heater. f'our new COACHIUILT CONVERTIBLE '66 Ford Cortina G.T. 2 dr. tires, new carb and interior
H.T. 4 si>ttd bucktt seals. mechanically exct'Uenl ln A-
CTAB-195) 1 1Mpe! 962-6278
$299 '65 El c.tnino, '69 eng,-365
'64 Buick Skylark. VS, 6 pass. h.p. 321 map, <t sp, Ton-
Wagon. Full po\\-er, air cond. neau co\'er. Make offer
tOOT-344) 64&-6319.
5399 'Gti EL c·=,-m-1~,,.-v~,-. ~,-,-pd~.-. 11
CREDIT AUTO SALES R.~H. chron\c wheels new 10292 Garden Grove Blvd. · 530-2(192 o;1n.,~cn paint, $116(1. 492-626 4 ,
...,.,,..,...., 492-9246. I••••••••• l o~==~~~ BLUE CHIP SPECIAL '66 IMPALA · SS xln"i cond. e '61 Mercury Comet $49 lac air. '66 Bel Air station
• '59 Cad CPe. de Ville S99 \\'agon 6 cyl. auto. 1628
• '59 Chev Impala $199 Newport Bl\ld. C.M.
• '62 Rambler \Vgn $299 '66 IMPALA V-8, air, pwr, e '59 Buick, sharp w/air $399 good tires, I Owner Doctor, e '61 Chev Impala S199 ,;Jnt concl, 67~5720.
e '62 Chev Impala $199 '!14 Cht'v. New tires i l25 or
We carry our own ecntract bst ofr. 6 cyl, reblt cng.
Wl': can fi nance anyone 1862 PlaC'Cntia C.1\1. anylime
• T-Bird Special e '69 Custpm El Camino, From S199 A: up From 1955 lhru 'M's mags & tonncau, like new.
$2700 '* • 837-4498 Blue Chip Auto Salis I
7145 Harbor Blvd., C.t.1. '67 CHEVY Caprk:t, low
642-9700 * 540-439'1 • mileage, loaded! Xlnt cond.
Prlv. prty. $1875. 548-6254.
'&! IMPALA SS, 283, 49,000
mi.. w/xtraa. good cond.,
$900. or best olfer. 496-4613 BUICK
'68 Rl\liera Xlnt "c on d .
Loadt!d. Must see lo ap-
preciate. S3390. 646-6344.
TIRED of that old ftll'l\lture7
It's really not that ha.rd
lo replace. Just watch the
furniture.. 8' milcellanoous
columns In the Clualfied
Section.
CHRYSLER
1!l:l7 Chrysler Imperial gd.
concl. 393 Slock Heml $100.
Call Richard 6'16-1318.
COMET ---·----'65 COMET Caliente, PIS.
aulo, new Url':11 sharp. $750
or be•t. 89J.-.l400 bet 8: JO.
5:00, 846-3960 a.ft 6
CONTINENTAL
ltll 101.U-IOYCI llLYll CLOUD Ill
'••• Wt rd Cetc;h .. wilt Cew,•. M•9nific•11+ •utorno·
bil•, blaclr with ,,,., l•tth•t i1tl•rio•. Sold n•w bv u1
t !!il with jwtl t,,000 rnil••. Lie. No. 1t•U 7''·
lt67 IOLU.IOYCI SILYlll IHADOW
Coachbullt Multi11•• P1r• Wt ,d Coup•. l•1utilul
th1U t t•Y with 1c1rl•I l•tlh•1. l ,000 ori9lntl rn/111 •
Th!t ctr w•t 1old .. Y 111.
1970 PONTIAC GllAND PRIX
N•1rly 111w 4400 rni, cir. Orit , 1old h•11.
Full •quiprn•nl. b1l of n1w cir w•rr•nfy.
Orig. p1 ic1 S5tl2. lie. No. I0171ED I
$4732
1970 PORO MUSTANG MACH 1
l •-'ulifw l 7000 rni. c;•r. Ftcl. air c;ond.,
pow•r 11•••·· •uforn•lic tr•11t, I07 1ACNI
$3695
1969 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE
•OOO 111il11 dri .. •n on thi1 Rell1·Reyc•
t11d•. AM-F M 1t1r10. t•l•tcopic, plut "ti
u1u1I C1dill1c 1cc111•fi 11. lie. Nci. IZCL
642)
$5495
1969 PONTIAC TEMPEST
Cu1t•tr1 S Htrclto,. Cp•. Ori9, told n•'"'
. h•re, 14,000° 111i. Econo111lc1I o"'••h1•d
c;trn, 6·C'f'I. •IMJ with lurbo0 hydrt 1n11ic I
pow•t 11'•••1111. l!c. No. IYWR44t l
$2595
1965 CHEVROLET IEL AIR
'67 FORD LTD
2 door li1rdfo p. VI, euto.
trt nt., ftclory 1lr condi-
tioning, power tfeeti119, ra-
dio, heeler, wh itewetl tirot,
vi11yl roof, tinted 9le11,
wheel covt r1, ''""' crui1e control. lie. •Tl'Z615
$1995
'67 FORD LTD
4 cloor herd lop. VI, •wt•.
tr•n1., f•clory 1lr cofMll·
tio11in9, pow•r ••••ri119, ft•
dio, h••t•r, whit1w1ll tir•t,
..rnvl roof, tlnt•d tlttt,
I wh••I co.-•tt. Uc. a TYY •
I 116
S1195
'67 FORD XL
2 cloor h1rdiop. VI, 1ut•. tr•"'" ft c+•rv 1ir cortdi-
tio11in9. pow•r 1f11ri111, rt ·
dio, he•l•r, whll•waU firfl,
.. inyl roof, tint1d 11•11,
wh••I co.-•n . lie. a v•Y-
7IO
$1799
'66 MUSTANG
1 door herdlop. 6 c;yl., •u•
lo. fr •n1 ., pow1r 1tt•rin9,
racl io, h••ltr, whilt w•ll
"'~)89"
'63 'h TON
Ford Piclr u,., 6 cvliltd•r, I
ft. b.d. 1111010 1
$897
'64 'h TON
F•rcl w/c1111 ,.tr. l l:IJotJ)
$1073
'69 OPEL RALLEY ·01 Trfomph TR-<A. N•vy
Coupe • Loaded. Xlnl,•condi-blut, "'·ire whl"l'I~ radials.
tion. Gold finish 1,1•/bl8ck cle11n, $1500 or best offi'r,
leather Interior. {XTJ:QI). mu.11; sell. 617% Poppy Cd:\t.
Small down can fina.nce pri. t ,. Call dlr ft lD '67 TR 4A. 1.R.S. ne1,1• tires,
Largest Selection
of BMW's in
Orange County
ALL MODELS
'65 PORSCHE
Spo;t Coupe
lr•lld nsw enoinc ncot •
mUe ot1 Ill llN1a, lltllff,
·~·c~i.~1,~fOUVhout.
'61 Continental, full pwr, air,
A:\f/FM. new tires, brakes.
Only 76,000 mi. 968-1091.
CORVETTE
4 door 1•d1", ori9in1I on1 twn•r doc;l•r'•
ci r wilh 011 Jy 14,000 mil••· Aulorn1llc
trtn1111i11ion, pow•• 1f•1ri119, radio I
1conomic•I 6·cylind•t •nt in•. Lie. No.
IRIW66ll
S1395
1970 Damanstl1t0r
SALE
All 1t70 DemMStratwt
are remewtd from MrY~
tee at .,,, ... ••II mn ... Th .. 1m ,.,.
hew ha4 th•lr ...
mite check..,, liM .,. ~·tor lmftMlllatt ._ l'-J.
ate p&rt,y. II top, rran5 & rear end. Call
am 494-1029, 1'ft 6:30 , p.m. I aft :1 or wknds, make oUer,
540.3100. 516-mlO
PORSCHE
PORSCHE /912
Concourse ronc, • ~.000 mi.
$38.°iO. cali 6 p.ni.-~49!}.1970).
'66 Porsche 912, Ian. Cleanest
low mil. Porsche. \\'Ill
trade. Call 673-4237.
\Vanttd Jor cash.
late model Por!lthe
5f0-9552 or 8734237
'tiO :\!UST SM.'; nu pnt., Int.,
l'ng, Gdyni: 1'1ual stilt
$20.'iOfofr. 6'1~122
':'"55 PORSCHE. Jmrruu:ul11le
Shape. 1'h1ke Offer. 6li.56U
o. 830-4001
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VOLKSWAGEN
'59 VW Bu9
300 l'otiles on overhauJC'd en.
glne, (f'GZ 2691.
$499
CHICK IVERSON vw
:>49-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA i\IESA
'66 VW Bug, Ex. cond. Ne11.·
clutch. roco mat1, ski rack
Vi!li 545-l:i72 or M'c it al
~ Carnegie St. Ci\!
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ALL COLORS
'64 v.w. $795 Rt dio, kt tlt •. "'"' 1;,,,,
fot1hly pti11ltd, very wi ry ,11111
'''·Our tptci1l low, low
prict. lOZNOJOI .-----,----
' 69 v.w. $1595 A,OomoH< oH<I ohllO,
ttdio, h11t1r, loo•• 111d
i t1¥tl ll•t I ftclory frttl.
ctr. ISEl••51.
$2995
'66 AUSTIN
HN'9Y "SprUt". llN!t I.
Plff!11r, Ptflk! fOr tum--· $695
,
66
BMW $1095 1100. lltti1o, he1!1r, 4, ,,..4, t li'Ct fltient lty cl1111
,,,, !SSFl271
'M Y.W.
lltt die, httltr, t:tnlol!'I
pi11th l,t119 •• '799 . ......_. -·-T&M MOTORS ........... -·-
(0,.. ..... ,.,
toll GARDIN GlOYI ILYD.
Y, Ilk. I . ti IMch llW.
U4·2214 m-IHI
·:i7 Vette. lfT. '68-327-365 lfP.
4-spd, hcadtrA, Ho 11 e y ,
Jturs!, hi-ri1t. F.J. heads.
Mf>.-5738.
'62 VETTE Hd. top, or!&
red paint, 283 HI perf eng,
4-sp, SHARP $1595. 673-6945
'65•Corvtlto, 365 HP. 4 apeed.
fR1tback, SIS50. (day a )
675-7940, {eves) 673-1336.
DODGE
'68 c qer-Po\1.-er wind .. air
t:ond. &: vinyl lop ' IJO"'t'r
steer &: brake• i 2 3 O O
;3&-7902.
'64 DODGE DART WGN
rac. 4·sp, 6 eyl, Xlnt cond.
S74C * * 6~
1989 Dodge Super Bee. XInt
rond. M111t aell. Belt offer.
9000 ml'a. "'642-5505.
1969 GTO 2 DR. HARDTOP
Vtrcle•o •r•t 11 with 111•lchln9 t t•tn /n.
ltri•t. Equip ped with popul•t 4•tpetd
h 1n1tr1 i11ion, pow•r tl1trillt• p•w1r di1c
br••••, rtdio, h••I••· lie. Ne. (71-tAFXl
l oc tl 12.000 rnllt Ci t,
$2995
1969 PONTIAC IONNIVILLI
Ha rdtop ~un•11i•t•re4 ••llljltll'I
c;tr. 7,100 11111•1. D•r .. lwt with .. lu•
.. ;11yl lop I blu• l11ft r!t r, Ortt . 1lic~••
prict. 11300, Fwlly •<111wi,.,.M. St r. 2623·
79CI 2474J.
$3675
• • !mi RO Y CA R VE R
,-65 C-OUN:!R!-1 .. -,-,,h-.11 ~ROLL S -ROYC E
new tires. Fair cond. $750.
675-5016
TIIE SUN NEVER' SETS on
DAILY PILOT WANT ADS!
29 2.5 HAR&OR BO ULEVARD. COSTA MESA
54 ,..44<14
All Modelo To ChoMo ,,_
Mest Cars '""' ... _ .... ,... ··-• MuttHp .........
e Pft LTD'a
DUNTON
FORD
2240 S. Main
SANTA ANA
546-7076
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CONVENIENT TERMS
COASrTOCOAST
KING SIZE BED
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PRICE REDUCED ON THIS
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DURING
12 HOUR
SALE ··
PRICE
REDUCED
. EtEGANT PILLOW BACK SOFA & LOVESEAT-· DURING THIS SALE!
If you want a high pillow bac.k that is upholstered in an elegant quilted fabric and that·
has all the features of sofas worth $800 and more .•• this is the sofa and loveseat
combination for you! This has got to be one o~ the greatest buys ever offered! Hert:!
is more luxurious seating than you ever dreamed possible for less than $500.and it's
yours today at Levitz for under $300 ! · ·
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SEE YES, SEE HOW THE REVOLUTIONARY NEW LEVITZ WAREHOUSE
WAY LETS YOU SELECT FROM THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FA-
MOUS BRAND NAME HOME FURNISHINGS WHILE SAVING YOU MONEY
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ON All OF YOUR PURCHASES. SHOP TODAY AND
SAVE!!
CONVENIENT TERMS
4 PC. SET
HAND RUBBED, SOLID OAK
BEDROOM su1n
SOF~ AND, LOVESEAT •
VERY FIN EST VECTRA -VERY FINEST SOFA
VERY LAR GEST BED AT FABULOUS SAVINGS!
7 PIECE DOUGLAS DINffiE SET
42-IN. WIDE EXTENSlbN TABLE WITH SIX CHAIRS
H~ is on ei1cellent dinette set worth over $150 .•. but durin g this
special sale the pric.e hos been reduced to less rhon S 1 00! Come in
1odoy and see this set for )'Ourself ond you will $·9
agree it offers !he mos! in quality and savings!. 7
SIX CHAIRS AND NO·M,t\R TABLE REDUCED TO
33% RIDUalON ON FOUR (4) PIECES! HURRY IN TODAY
Where hove you seen such fonlost ic 50vings on a high quality Kroehler Bedroom su ite like this ....
featuring center glide drawers, magnetic door latches, brass hc;irdwore, .dustproof drawers, plus
massive to tile floor slyling in solid Ook ! We ore clearing th is su ite fron1 our stock and hove reduced
the Triple Dre!ser, Mirror, Kin g size Bed, ond Nito S1011d to one $ 2 9 for Sofa Quality, Cover Quality and Sleeping Quality ••• you don'! find a sleeper
.sofa to compare wilh this one at onywhe.re near this special $ 2 7 7
so le price! Come in today & see this sleeper fo r-Vourse lfJ.
DU RING 12-HOUR SAL E PRICE REDUCED TO
,
low low price! Hurry for lhis special sole offer ... supply is --7
limited I
LIMITED STOCK FOUR (4) PIECE SUITE .
CONVENIENT TERMS I
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5 PIECE COMPLETE
BASSffi GAME TABLE AND CHAIRS Famous "Bassett" Mediterranean Dining Room
Today we ore giving you on opportuni ty lo own one of Bauert'1 most popular Dining Room Suites al 0 Coniider this -a modern styled, walnut finished, Block Micorta
'JOHNSON-CARPER'S
"CASA-NOVA" BEDROOM GROUP INCLUDED IN TODAY'S SPEOAL!
foniostic sovingsl Anyone who knows Bossen also knows !hot the lob1e alone would cost you well over High Pressure laminated loble top with chrome ciccenr stri pes on Withoul o doubt the most wonted bedroom suite ever designed and for this sole only you con ow11
$1 OCH R:ore!y do you find 0 sune 1ha1 incl udes the 1oble and .4 choirs plus bullet for under $300! At side of legs •• , plus four (4) upholstered seal choirs! I! is very rare this beautifully designed suite at o price tho! we don't lhink hos ever been offered to !he public! Beau.
Lev itz. today only, you have an opportunily to purchase the table and $ that a set like !his gels sold al sue~ a low price! $1 4 5 lilully carved triple dresser, spindle landscape mirror, plus the scroll bock bed and two nite stands ore
four choirs.or the buffet for only $1251 Buy oil siic (6) pieces and sti!I 12 s· But we guarantee you that 'Ne will sell it durin g of!ered in factory cartons ••• olJ.ot one low levilz Warehouse $ 3 9 5
pay only S250,,. way below market vol},le/ YOUR this sole at th'e low le'litz special w1e price! pncel 5 Pieces
fo 12 uo' URS THIS I B E D • (H•1•SOR IU CHOICE GREAT SAVINGS ARE YOURS If YOU HURRY fOR lHlSONf' .s PIECE SET R .-., · A l AN .. ... 11 FF ET DU RING 12 HOUR SALE PRICED REDUCED TO r-_:__:__:_:_~-=--====~========'===;:~~;=;=;;;;~~
TODA Y:!S .SPECIALS
A •so VALUE IN A COMPLETE
3-PIECE HO ME STUDY CENTER
Includes De~k, Bookcase, and Choir for Holf What
you would eicpecl lo pay! A welcome 3 piece ~ for
den or s1 udefJf bedroom. Solid construction with wol•
nut finished lop on the 40xl 8ic30'" desk; 24.119~.:36"
bookcase for ample sloroge pl us viny{ coYeted ped~·
Joi base choir. All the pieces 01 one low levilr. sole price I
CONVENIENT '
TERMS
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FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE
& SHOWROOM
Selling Direct
to the Pu.blic
COASf IOCOASf
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At levitr all th e "retail fri/11" er. taken cut cf the WarehouM Sale1Price.
Take it hOMe younelf or have it de livered by levlt1 •• f There will be a small
deli.,.ry charge d11a to fhaM incredibly lo..., Warehouse Sele Prices!
TERMS AVAILABLE
fasy to
Reach from
Anywhere
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UVITZ WAllHOUSE & SH°"°°M, IEACH ILVD., Edi .. tr An.
Nut to tho Huntinttlll Shop, ... c .. tor
TODAY 'S SPECIALS
72-IN. HIGH, 3 SHELF BOOKCASE
WITH PLENTY Of STORAGE ROOM!
For thot elllro sioroge room that you hove been wont•
ing, 1his is Ille booltcose for youl The base feotur•
lliding doors and makes on ideal place for storing
your record1I On lhe top you hove 3 M-ielves ••• over-
all the measurements ore 72" high, 30" wide, and 1 S ..
deep on th is unit! Thol's a lot of room for# onl y $6'11
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For the. third straight Fourth of July~ South
Coast Plaza has been rated '"G.". Our ·general
audience appeal has been made possible _by the
excellent team of 86 grand stores and services
under the one roof w e call "The Grandest
.Mall of All." We think that's all the more •
reason for you to bring the entire family and
shop the clearance values which at this .time of
year make us · a · bargaiil place to shop. /
Something else ... now through ) uly 3, an
exciting array of dragsters, custom and funny
cars can be seen in the mall area. Tickets will
also be given away to attend the Orange ·
County International Raceway. Dra"'ing slips loath "'oa'st .. u. I
available at any store. Deposit in the Carousel \I · JI
Court. Naturally, we'll• be closed the 4th. "JllE GIANDEST MAll OF All" -•
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Who's 'On' First?
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Proeettaral Strife
Congress S.ecrecy
Comes Under Fire
WASHINGTON (AP) -A key propooals.
major attack ls being mounted Tris CJilJs for recordinC the
In the Hoose against lon1-stan-names al memben when they
ding procedures that shroud nlk ~the aWe of the HOUie
mlK'h of the legislative pro-chamber to vote on aa ameod-
cess In secrecy. ment. At present they are
Most bills are now drafted co u n t e d , but rtmaln
behind closed <:0mmlttee doors anonymous.
with .the votes of members Under this s y s t em ,
kept secret. Out on the floor members frequently vote dlf·
members can hide their poai-ferently than they would U
lions On ame.ndinents through put on record, and their con-
nonrecorded votes. stlluents are none the wiser.
An end to both these prac-"'Ibe public has a right to
tices will be 90Ught by a know how members 0 f
bipartisan group of members Congress vote on the major
when the House comes to grips With the with the' l!aue isautt of tbe day," aaya the
or congrtSSional reform in DSG. It adds the proposal for
mid.July. . . publicly recorded votes is the. molt important re f o rm A bill five years in the mak-amendment to be offered.
ing is due to be called up Under the eiistlng rules,
then, giving the House iU first however,· the fate ot that
chance in' 24 years at major amendment will be decided
refonn.
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\Vives of Angel baseball players get set for fashion show at Anaheim Sta-
dium. It was held ln conjunction with Milwaukee game. But the Hbatting
lineup" '"'as decided here in the women's boutique of Harris & Fr~nk store
at South Coast Plaza. Gerry Bugbee. Harris & Frank fa shion coordinator (sec-
ond from left) here discusses clothes to be modeled with (left to right) the
Mmes. Maria AJomar, Fran Spencer, and Donna Voss.
'Ille long: period of prepara-with the members remaining
tion reflects not so much the anonymous u they PllU by
diligeuce of the bill'• authon1.....:to:..:;be:.."""'"'==::· _____ ;.....=====================.--------
as the reluctance oC HOUie
Drugs Given
Pregnancies
May Be Bad
Pa~kard Fever~
Car Dealer Starts Fan Club
leaders to take up to ticklish
a subject.
In 1987, a(ter a two-year
drafting effort! the Senate
passed a reform bill that died
· of inattention in the Houle.
Now, the push for reform ii
such that even the leldenhlp
L! embtacirw some changte.
However, in the view oC
many members, the bill com-
FRESNO (UPI) -During a local Packard owners club. Ing to ttie floor falls far abort
the first half of the century Spencer Kendig, a recent of proposing the dlanges need·
CHICAGO (AP ) A the Packard automobile was Fresno State College graduate, ed to create public confidtnce
Philadelphia doctor has cau-said his idea met with such in the House as an effective, to status conscious car owners h • 3 · •-· 1-•1 bod tioned physicians that many response (t ere are ., re!pOl'lstve n:g1s in ve y.
drugs given to p r e g n a n t what the Rolls Royce and Packard owners in Fresno J Dozens of amendment.! are
women may affect their LM-Bentley are today. Packards that he ha s decided lo expand expected t.o be olfered in what
born bab ies -oftefi adversely. were presidential cars and the club lo the entire cenlral shc>ukl be several days of
The drug may remain in 1 San Joaquin Valley. debate and voting, but the severa Supreme C o u r t · ell t · 1m~ t llftl the circulatory system of the "We are inviting <'•rf main . or is a cu a n1 Justices owned one. .1... ·1 of -•-··~ fetus -the developing child Packard owner in the valley uic vei ......... '"'"".1 111nuuu
-longer than in the mother In the late l9:50's, the to i'oin the 'club," Kendig which the Home ope:rates.
nd od ha r I .,_ r p i.. "~--· n.rvades the a pr uce rm u Slue e • ac .... rd went the way of the said. "Membership cltrds are ~ ...... ,, "'"
feels, Dr. Mary Louis Edsel am the Packard cor-free." legislative process in the
Soentgen told a sessioq ~of the House of ~esentaUves," Ameri can htedical Association poration tapered off pro-The cl ub plans to meet the says a report prepared by
• convention. which e n d e d ductlon and began producing la st Sunday of every month the Democratic Study Group
-· Thursday. Stude baker s . By 1959, •and go on motor tours around in preparation for the comin(
Dr. Soentgen is associate Packards were out of pro-the valley. battle. profe~r of pediatrics and du ction . Kendig bought his first The DSG , a loosely knit con-
0b s1e 1 r ics-gynecology at The love ol Packard s. Packard, a 1955 Clipper, near* federation of moderate and
1bomas Jefferson Unive rsity. however, lingered Jn many Jy th ree years ago. He says liberal Democrat s , is
It was once considered that people and two weeks ago, his parents had owned three spearheading I.he campaign
the placenta, which connects a 23-year-old Fresno c ar and he had always wanted but it has gained surprisingly
the fetus with the mother, ~lesman decided to launch one. broad support. for one of its
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and pn:vented. matunal medi·
cation from reaching the fetus.
Dr. Soentgen said it is now
realized that not only does
the original drug pass through
the placental barrier but so
do compounds resulting from
the breakdown of the drug In
the maternal kidney or liver.
"Unei:pected ·effects> have
produced tragic resul ts> on the
developing ·re tu s." Dr.
Soentgen said.
Drugs taken by the mother
early in pregnancy may pro-
duce death or malfo rmations,
she said. Later in pregnancy,
she said, maternal medication
may cause either gro~·th
retardation or illness in the
unborn child.
She pointed out that the urr
born child of a mother \vho
Is addicted to unprescribed
drugs such as heroin may also
become addicted and die if
not carried through post birth
withdrawal-a gradual taper-
tng off of the drug.
Dr. Soentgen said various
maternal medications may
cause a miscarriage, produce
masculine traits in a female
fetus, cause ·cleft palate, in-
terfere with bone develop-
men\, bring about deafness,
or produce fetal bleeding and
death.
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.'Cooperation' Pay ing Off
WASHINGTON (AP) -The J~tice Department says it is h11~ly pleased with initial
results of "Operation Coopera-
. tion," 1tbe joint U.S.-Mexican
drive to destroy opium poppies
a'rid marijuana in Mexico and
catch those who trade In the
At
The
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illicit drugs.
Cillnc figures from a report
to be published later this
week, Bob Funesti oC the
department's Bur et au of
Narcotics and Dangerous
Drugs listed some examples
or arrests due to lhe two-eoun-
~ry cooperation :
-In Mexicali, Mex I ca n
police arrested a ''major traf·
ficker as he attempted lo
deliver one ton to a BNDD
undercover agent."
-In Guadalajara, lbe Mex·
ican army seized five tons
of marijuana and arrested 15
U.S. citizens alleged to have
arranged to smuggle it into
this country.
-In Jaiisco, BNDO agents
helped when !\fexicirn police
captured a fully equipped
heroin laboratory, arrested
three persons and stizeO 215
grams of pure heroin.
Other examples involved ar·
rests in New York City, Las
Vegas, California and Tucson,
Ariz .. as well as Michoacan
and Acapulcg, Mexico.
In addition , the Mexican
gove1"i1ment wiped out 5,745
acres of poppies and 44 tons
of ma'rijuana in a drive last
spring, Funesti said.
"This is just the beginning,"
he added. "Once t h e
heliCQPters get Into operation
and the Mexicans make some
strides with the remote sens-
ing device, the operation will
be well under way,"
Cooperative training pro-
grams are planned to widen
the pool of people able to
detect and eradicate the
plants and maintain t h e
specialized equipment. Also.
the U.S. Customs Bureau as
of June 1 had strengthened
its Mexica n and Canadian
border staffs by 900 men.
Pow.ell's 1
Defeat Due
To Young?
NEW YORK (AP) -Adam
Clayton Powell's Oemocvtic
primary ·defeat •ppeared Wedo
nesday to have been due
largely to the flamboyant con-
gressman's absenteeism and
the addlUon to his Harl~m
district of a young, liberal
voting bloc that preferred a
new man.
1bis analysis emerged rrom
a series of Interviews in the
18th Congresaional District
whose Democrats c h o s c AL DALEN
• Tuoodoy, Juno 30, 197D SoutlJ. Cooot Pino Supplement to Tho DAILY PILOT a
Move• at·-Me•a
Sears Annou11ces
.. 5 Staff Ch~nges
Several staff changes end lines merchandise manager at
promotions within the Sears. the Sears store in Covina, ap-
Roebock and Co. organization pointed to the same position
affecting his store's opcralion at the Costa Mesa store. 1
were announced today by R. Kane joined the comp.any 'KANE
J, Metcalf, Sears COllita Mesa In 1955 at Pasadena as a stock
manager. man. He became a credit
LUPTON WILLISON
The Sooth Coast Plata store trainee while at the Pasadena He and his wife, Jill. live the Colla Mesa store, ·will
manager listed among those store and has since sei:ve{ in Laguna Beach. They have ~ .to nn that poiition
whose jobs were chan&ed the as. an assistant merchandise t\\'o Children _ Keith, 2. and . m addition to. taking: on
an ot h er Negro, , State-----------following: · manager and sales promotion K , 3 th.s m a n,a I e. r s h 1 p of t~t
Al Dalen, former hard lines manager on the Los Ange.Jes ari, mon · refrigerator divlslon. Assemblyman Charles Rangel
to be their nominee, Powell
has held the uat ror 24 years.
Rangel had 7 ,804 votes to
Powell's 7,599 In Tuesday's
five-man race. Tht. other three
candidates;· two blacks and a
Puerto Rican drew a tot1:1l
or 1,516 votes.
"I don't think Powell had
been doing too much for the
black people. I think it was
time," said a white woman
in her 30s, who Jives on
Manhattan's Upper West Side.
She is one of the new voters
in the district.
Several young blacks said
Po1~•ell had lost bi>lh his
credibility and his •nty to
communicate with t h e m •
Barbara Cottrell, 30, said sbe
did not "trust the things he
said."
Powell could not be· reached
for comment on' his plans but
there was some talk among
his supporters of an in-
dependent campaign ror the
congressional seat !~the fall.
The Board 'Of Elections said .
it had received a telegram
from Powell demanding ~
recount. Voting machines had
been impounded for that
purpose, a spokesman said.
S. Lagunan's
Photos Win
merchandise manager at the staff in addition to hard lines Andy Anderson, formerly Willison, who joined Sear:'!
Costa Mesa store , appointed n1erchandise· manager at the Costa Mes a 's refrigerator In; 1951 at the 'c<>mp1ny'1
to the Sears, Roebuck and Glendale slore. Kane and' his division manager. becomes Valley Store in tht Los
Co. zooe staff In the com· wife, Margaret, Jive Jn tire center "manager in · the · Angeles area, was •·salesman
pany's northwest zone, he~d-Arcadia. same store. in Lhe laundry department
quartered in Seattle, \Vash. . Pllllllp lM.plOn, fonnerly tire . Anderso~. ~"'ho Joined thloe before becomJng was h In g
Dalen. who joined ttic com· center manager ;it the "Costa company ·tn 1963. m ~ •. maChine manqer at , the
J . · Richard Mayberry, or pany in 1951 at Hutchinson. Mesa store, a pp 0 1 n t e d Colo., was a washing machine Pomona store.
South Laguna, has won an Minn., has had var i ous manager or the hardware ~Jesma~ there brio~ ~ w 111 1s 0 0 1ivt 1 · t n
unprecedEr.1ted three top assignments in California, division at the South Coast tng refn~ator d 1v1110 n Westminster wilh his wife,
awards for his co Io r · working in Mode s to , Plaza oullet. manager m. Costa Mesa. . Sh.irley, and three children.
photography In the Photo Bakersfield and Hellywood. He A graduate of Cal Poly In . He and his wJ!e, Jal'!et, live Their eldest, Vanct, works at
Sho\v or the South e r.n and his Wife, Jan. live in San Luis Ob ispo, Lupton jOin-m .Costa Mesa ~th their three the Sears Store in Orange.
California Exposition in Del Hacienda Heights. They have fld the company in 1965 at children -Mike, 8, Danny, Other children are Tawnee,
Mar. a daughter and a soo, both s.1nta Ana . He served there 7, and Brenda, 4. who graduated from high
He captured one of the two · attending coUege. as a trainee before becoming Dick Wiiiison, wa s hing school this year, and Kim, "Best of Show" award s for . 1 ~ ho · th ·•--
his color print "Love Letter" --;;N;;lc;;llo;;l;;••;;IW;;•:·:'°:'"'::e:::n:a:rd::::m::a::na:g:er::•f::t:::h:e:ca:::n::d:y:di::'v:is::i•:::":' =m:ac=hi:'ne=di:'v:is:io:n=m:a:na:g:e:r:a:'=w=:':s:•:se:v:en=:"::-=:· :;-and also won the Silver and
BrOOze Medal AWards in the
Color Print class for "Girl
of Yesterday" and "Jeanne,"
respectively.
Mayberry has been a winner
at the Exposition since 1965,
when he first entered.
J\.fore than 210 exhibitors
submitted works in this year's
contest according to show of-
ficials. '
Travel Cost
Up Sharply
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Rangel, 39, who also had WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Republican backing and the The Commerce Department
endorsement of Mayor John h a s announced Americans
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V:-Lindsay, said he doubted spent a reror~ $5.4 billion last · isfi '/dS SOUTH COAST PLAZA
Powell would attempt an in· year On foreign travel, an in-WD "4 D UPPER LEVEL 140.1111
dependent race because the crease of 14 percent over llj l'lii ALJO IN LAllWOOD CINTll
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ported c6 Udates other tha n ~ The excess or U.S. payments
Adam Clayton Powell." to foreia:ners over receipts
The new voters in the from foreign visitors was $.2
district, mostly young while billion, the department said
people from the Upper West Sunday, aggravating the na-
Skle, "could have been the tion's chronic balance of pay.
margin" of victory Rangel ments problems.
said ' Foreign visitors to the
A' 3 O. y e a r -0 1 d black Uni~ ~tales spent a record
businessman said the 61-year-$2.4 billion, that included $2.1
old congressman "has lost billi?'1 SJM'.fll here and ~
communication with the vot· million paid to. U.S. earners
en b e t w e en 23 and 35. !~ traMOCearuc tr~
Powell was good in the 40s lion. the department said.
and 50s but things are chang-lfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimol
ing now and they're changing
Jn a different way. Now we
need someone who will feel
lhe pu1!e ol lhe people,"
Powell's failure to spend
much time. recently ·either in
his district or in Washington
seemed to have cau s ed
widespread resentment among
both black and white con-
sUtue.nts.
As in the past, Powell cam-
paigned very little for the last
primary .
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hu murdered twice. One of drug pushers. an oath that binds them
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Lewer Meff ,.._ Thi W"""1•H
But unlike the majority of
their brolhers In the notional 'Ike'. a' ..... ~. community service organi.za·
tion, these men are under lock This postage stamp hon-
and key, behind gray walls oring Dwight D. Eisen-
and steel doors at Auburn bower will be issued
State Prison. with first day ceremon-
The program to bring men ies set in Washington
such as these into the Jaycees sometime in August.
began nearly five years ago The stamp is a com·
on the national level and since memorative and is is--
then more than 70 penal in-sued in relativeJy Iim·
' stltutions in 45 states have ited ·numbers. It is ver·
initiated chapters. lical, printed in blue.
• "The state Correct Ion ----------Department look.a at it as a
fonn of rehabilitation," said
Joseph Schoen, who was presi-
dent or the A~urn City unit
of the Jaycees when the local
prison chapter was launched
In February.
"They feel these men have
Jost direction s o m e w h e r e
along the line, and if they
can gain back thal direction
by working with us , then it's
rehabilitation,'' Schoen added.
Schoen said there are about
80 inmate members.
The president of lhe unit
was Cmivicted or a double
murder and has been confined
for life. One of the two vice
presidents Is doing time for
attempted murder.
Schoen said plans were
being formulated to have a
panel of men in prison on
drug charges prepare films
and tapes discuss ing their ex-
periences for use by youth
and church groups jn this
community of 32,000.
So far this-year they've
made game tables for a local
teen center and have laid
plans to participate in a toy
rep1ir prO(ram for needy
children at Christmaa time.
The group meets in a large
room atop a 10-tier cell block.
The inmates call It the
"Penthouse."
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Students Try
For Awards
Two Orange Coast area
students are vying for top
sd!olarsbip lwicb, totalling
11,000 in the 1970 Balanced
Power Ar chi t e ctu ral
Sd>olarship contest, spooaored
by the Orange Counly Divialon
ci Soiabtru ~ Gas
Company.
Seekq the top prize are
Harry A. Mmck, 2036 Ocean
St., BalbOa, and Fredrick p_
Paulino, 18217 Shasta St.,
Founlain Valley,
The two architectural
student.! each designed a
hypothetical adult recreaUon
cent.er in a communHy park
for their project. The two area
students will compete wilh
three other contestants for the
11,000 prize,
Honor a bl e ment tfll
certificates were presented to
~Allen, -·J. Harrison and Glenn A. Weis,
Orqe c.out College; Ben
Ante!, Greg Henss and Tim
Hulme, aU of Golden West
College.
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door<iutdoor summer scene a.-. occasional
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Natur:'il \\•ickcr, buffed to a high ·gloss, i.nd
C%)lcrtly era.fled fo r SC~SODS Of uscruJoess.
And the plwnp, oonforlnblc cushions covered
"~ilh cotton corduroy in your choice of ga,y
colors :ire intludcd in th.is sale price.
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Marriage Great ~ Mainly for Men
CLEVELAND, Oh&o (AP) -themselves." change, the change won't be 11Marriqe 11 It la now atruc-On the olhtr hand, Dr. drastic.
be bad for the development
of the baby or the very younc
child. lured la great for men, but Chillmlnrailednumef'ou s ''What's going lo happen lo
it 's not rully aJI that good questions about the quality of parents, especially mothers , In
for women," says Jea.sle day care c·entera, the ad · the mounting pressure for
Bernard, soc:iolociat. author, visablllty or ' ' m o t he r · women to have the same op-
mother of thret. s u b s ti tu t ea , ' ' and the portunities and responsibilities
"Jr group care is not the
thin( for tiny children, can
we really expect In th.ls era
to find enough high. quality
foster day care homes or
home.makers to care for the
young children or the many
mothers who wa nt to puraue
their careers?" ,
"Babies and young children pragmatlsm of a society in as men?lt she asked.
are 10 illogical. Larp quan-which men and wotnen have "A number or mother
tlties of research Will tell you equal rlghb . She suggested subltltutes, which would very.
they are _ t f' e m en d o us I y that although the life style like!' be the case in group
dependent on vast quanUtita of married women may child centers, probably would
ol love from a apedf)c adu1t, I;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::;;;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; usually their mothers." -Dr.
Cat h erine Chi ll man ,
psychologist, college dean,
mother o( three .
Th is dialogue -the chang·
ing lire styles of women and
their significance to th c
families in the 1970s -was
the topic of dlsctmion at the
third aessJon ol the l ist annual
meeting of the American
Home Economics Association.
t ,W IJSTEN
Some. 6,000 home e.conbmists
listened to Dr. Bel'nlrd of
Washington. D.C., and Dr .
Chillrnan of Frederick, Md.,
debate the pros and cons of'
working mothers, day care
centers, the sexual revolution 1
and suburban living.
"More married women, as
compared to single women.
are depressed, passive, and
phobic and show more psy.
chosomatlc symptoms," Dr.
Bernard told an audience com-
posed largely of ho m e
WE 'RE HAVING A
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V2 PRICE
Cre•tive stitc hery, crewel emb roide ry, cross 1titch,
•nd needlepoint ki ts .
by Per1gon, Bucille,
Hi1weth1, i nd Di1nth1
Fi1ld ing
FABRICS
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economics teachers. l);iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ "The fact that women arell
willing to pay this price for
marriage shows they need and
want It, but can't devise ways
or structuring marriage which
would not impose .s u c h
di sabllilles on them.
"One of the disconlinuitits
in the Jives of women is the
change in occupation which
ma rriage imposes," she con-
tinued. "Every wife becomes
a housewife. It's been com-
pared to a situation in which
every man becomes a janitor
upon marTiage."
Dr. Bernard, a self-con~
fessed women's liberation ad·
vocate, said marriage. as a
system will not come to an
end, but It will undergo great
changes in the next decade.
She said families will become.
smaller, more will decide to
remain cfilldless, and women
will have more free Ume for
careers or graduate work.
''The commitment w i I I
change,'' she said. "The man
won 'l be held responsible for
the total financial dependency.
Rather than saUsfylng their
own achievement ends through
their husbands, women wll l
have to be taught lo achieve
IO Cent Cup
Of Coffee Gone
DETROIT (AP) -Likelhe
nickel cup before it, the IO.
cent cup of coffee has all
but disappeared from. the
Detroit scene' with a price
hike to 15 cents in its last
stronghold, the v e n d i n I
maChine.
Spokesmen for the 30 ven-
ding machine companies in
the city blamed rising costs
for the price ~ike.
Volcano Erupts
REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP)
-An erupting volcano is
spurting 350 feet of hot lava
into U-.e sky 75 miles eut
of Reykjavik, officials said.
While tourists are fascinated
by the show, they said,
herders are complaining that
the volcanic ash has settled
on grazing areas and is killinl
sheep.
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Congress "Relics''
Boost Youth Vote
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The 10 million slrlplfngs who
may 1et to vote lllrtin11 next
yeat' can thank t h r e e
le&b:laUve relics so far over
the hill they hardly can be
expected to remember ever
havina: been under 30.
Tn descendin11 or d ·e r or
tuperannuation, Rep. Emanuel
Ccller, (D-N.Y.), 82, House
Speaker John \V. P.fcCormack.
(0-Mass.), 78, and Senate
Democratic leader M i k e
Man9field, (D-Mont.), 6 7,
t merae as und isputed heroes
ef the recent battle to put
the stamp oe ·youth on the
ballot box.
In the end, of course, the
Jaw to lower the voting a11e to 18 in federal, state and
local elections was approved
by a heavy majority of Hous~
and Senate members who run to an 'average ap,e in the mid·
IOs and obviously are not a
srou p to be trusted.
Although the congressional
battle is over, and President
Nixon (age 57) has run up
llis white nag of surrender.
the final outcome still is not
t ertain.
Legality of the la\'1 to lower
the voUng age (all but four
1tates now set the standard
1t 21) now must be tested
by another group of nine
fossils from 53 to 34 and
averaaing age 65.
\Vin or Jose this final round
tn the Supreme Court, most
tif the kid s now expecting to
be endowed with the franchise
likely don 't know of and cer-
tainly wouldn't recognize on
the street any or the three
ancients whose exercise of lhe
fine art of the old politics
Jed to passage of the 13-year-
eld vote law.
In retrospect, and especially now that juniority may ac-
tually challenge seniority at
the polling place in elecliai1s
1tartlng ·Jsn. I. almost any
t ongr.essman can recall hav-
Cold Renaed11"/
A Cambodian trooper fills his canteen wi th Chinese
brandy before boarding a helicopter in Phnom Penh
to go on a combat assault. The government has
mobilized all citizens between 18 and 60 in defense
of th e country against the Communists.
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Short Stay •
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• CH ICAGO (AP) -Shorler
hospital stays for m o s t
surgical patients not only
reduce the cost but aid in
their recuvery. a Michigan
'doctor said \Vedncsday.
"It, is no~· possible and
desi rable lo discharge the n1a·
jority of surgical pati ents on
the: ·nrst or sec o n d
postoperative day," Or. Paut
T. Lahti told a session of
the American Medi ca l
Association convention.
Lahti, senior atte nd i ng
surgeon at \Villiam Beaumont
Hospital. Royal Oa k, Mich.,
said that before patients \vere
alloll·ed to be out of bed soon
after surgery many died ·or
pneumonia and other com-
plications.
"Recovery \\'as slow, not
from the surgical trauma. but
from the prolonged period of
inactivity and bed~est." he
said.
Lockheed Loan Suggeted
WASHINGTON (~ -An He said the t h Ir d Pentagon will come t o tbe courts for several yearl
Alr Foree eeneral has 1ug-alternative, on which he gave Congress !or approval whe n and jeopardize CS production.
g_ested to Congress that the no details, is to rewrite the a firm plan is decided on. Th e loan for Lockheed 's re-
•pvernment share up to bait CS contract. Lockheed clahns it is owed mainihg cash needs, which
The Pentagon is s t i 11 the $647 million and under Glasser indicated would be the
Lockheed Aircraft C 0 r P ·' 1 meet&i)t 'lJ,th Lockheed to find the plan outlined by Glasse r rest of the $647 million, would pred~ $147 million lou on a solution and has taken 1'IO the Air Force ~·ou ld simply be written into the agreement
the CS CarF jet and loan final positi<ln, Glasser told the agree to pay up to ha\( ra the r with repayment from future
Lockheed money to.Cover the subcommittee. He said the than carry the dispu te through C5 profits. rest. 1-------------_c_ __ ;__ __ .:_ _ _: _______ _
Lt. Gen. OUG J. GlaSser.
a deputy Air Force chief of
staff, denied it is a bailout
plan for Lockheed.
"We are in the same boat
with them," Glasser told the
House defense appropriations
subcommittee April 20 in
testimony released today. "So
We are tiailing us out, if that
is the word to use ."
He said this might be the
best and "even cheapest way
for the. Air Fort!. to 1et ·the
&iant transport. plane.
RAPS MANAGEMENT Bring thi s ad to your
HICK.0-RV FARMS
store, and we will be
\ happy to present you
with a fr ee 14 x 16 "If a healthy person \Vithout
surge ry \\'ere put lo bed for
a week and given narcotics
at inlervals it would take him
several w~eks \~recover from WHEAT IN THE STREET IS REMINDER OF OVERFLOW WITH NO OU·TLET
\the experience. he ~otecl. Ada, Kan. Grain Elevator Manager C•rl McG•vern Inspects ·M•keshKt·Stor ... Aro•
The length of hospital stays
Suggesting Lockhe<d hid lts
cost probleIM in 1961 so the
Air Force would buy more
of the planes, Glasser said
the company's management
has been "less than satisfac-
tory." His suggested soiution
includes an Air Force voice
in Lockheed 's management of
the program.
t•:ft:ts been steadily declining
,since 1941, he said and added.
i.j, is difficult to overcome
the traditions and habits of
Kansas Car Shortage
' tM past but the resul ts are
certainly v.·orth the effort."
· Lahti said a 1968 survey
showed that a person would
save S61 for each day he "'as
:!~~Ss~~~1:ed early from the
1 The surgeon did a st udy
of 1,114 early discharge pa·
~ tienls who underwent surgery
Grain Grumbling Growing
The C5 loss-sharing, Joan
p~ was included in testimony
in closed-door hearings on the
military'& full range o f
air(faft, missiles,.ships, tanks
and other ha.rd ware pro-
curemenl requests.
Glasser Did the $647 million
payment-loan plan to give'
Lockheed the cash flow to
keep C5 ~uction going is
one of three alternatives being
considered by the Pentagon.
for a number of conditions
including hernia, appendicitis,
• hemorrhoids. breast tumor
··and other problems.
• . While !he average hospital
slay for patients in 1968 "'as
8.4 days, Lahti said, all pa-
'1.ients in his stu dy were
dlscharged by the seventh day
.;ind 75 percent of them "'ere
: Ou t of the hospital by the
second day after surgery.
', The doc tor's approach to the
patient has a bearin g on h:i"'
'fhe patient will fare in the
~ospital. he said. The usual
patienl in lhe hospital for ma-
' j or surgery is frightened of
~the unknown, he said. When
the patient is told that he
v.•ill be in the hospital for
_ several days, "he interprets
this to mean that he will be
ill,'' the surgeon said.
When he awakens from the
aoesthetic, "his fears are all
~·t>iought to the surface," Lahti
added . "Any minor discomfort
is magnified into real pain.
Na rcotics -0nly prolong the
re~overy period."
ADA. Kan. (UPI ) -A trai n
of empty railroad cars ffflaliy
came to town Sunday and
workers began hauling ro the
freight depot to move lo
market 60.000 bushels of wheat
piled along three blocks of
Main Street.
The Ada Gra in Co. stored
the mountain of grain in the
street after its 350,000-bushel
elevator was filled-in this tiny
central Kansas town.
''It 's the first train or empty
ca rs WP've had here in some
tin1e. said Carl McGavran,
elevator manager. "We've got
n1en down there now moving
the grai n off the street, down
lo the tracks and out of town."
The small train did not solve
Ada·s wheat overflow pro-
blems. however. The b-Oxcar
shorlage remafned'critical for
fa rmers in lhe nation's largest
\Vheat-producing stale.
Kansas' railroad officials
blame eastern railroads for
the boxcar shortage. Officials
s;iy the eastern roads rent
ca rs from the m:idwestern
lines during growing season
and are supposed to return
the cars in time for tiarvest.
ts complicated and often
causes a harve s t -time
shortage of empty cars in the
midwest.
Congressmen ha ve respond-
ed to complaints from grain
Canners unable to reach their
markets. Rep. Garner E.
Shriver (R-Kan .) has in-
troduced a bill to require the
defense department to help
free railroad cars for the
harvest.
Shrive r 's bUJ would
authorize the Defense Depart-
ment to build or to buy it!
own freight cws, freting· cars
tied up acroa the nation
waiting to move military
hardware .
Another alternative, he said,
is a government loan ol all
cash flow needs, which he
said could backfire a n d
bankrupt Lockheed tt it cookl
not r<pay the loan.
Bring in
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and receive
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PHONE: 540-IZH ';In contrast the patient who
knows that he will be up and
about the afternoon of surgery
~nd home the day after
surgery, is relaxed. not f~ful
. and req uires much ~ s
postoperative medication." he
Eastern lines find renting
cheaper than building the ir
own ca rs and Kans a s'
ra ilroads favor t h e ar-
r<1ngement, bul rec;iJling the
boxcars under interslale com-
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PASADENA (AP)
Seismologist Ch a r l cs F.
Richter was promoted to pro-
fessor emeritus today as he
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~Go1dRush' ,.
ln0cean8
Foreseen
SAN ANTON, Malta (AP)
-The big-power, big-busines.s
1Cramble !or the untapped
riches on the seabed wJU
"make the Klondike Rush look
like a Sunday school pimic,"
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Furnishings for your home. Savings in every department, now at all May Co stores. . .
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'l'be well known British
science writer and poUUcal
.acieflllst said: "I can imagine
companies o r consortiums
operating their own ·private
wonblps to protect lhelr
mineral Interests on the sea-
bed."
FASHION AND SPORTSWEAR
36JIO U.00 pant suits, many styles,
colors and fabrics, lunK>r sizes S-.1 ::I
junior suils 24 -22.99-26.99
Newly discovered un-
derwater Ani,nera1 deposits in-
dicate ielbed resources are
far • ""'eater than the total
26.00-33.00 famou!> maker sumn1er
dresses, polyester, nylon and rayon.
town & travel 49 · · 17.99-19.99
' ... oUneral wealth oo land, where
relative scarcity and com-
petition are driving prices
lharply upward.
UP FOR GRABS
Much ol. lhe undersea wealth
ts out.me national territorial
waters, beyond the law and
up lor grabs. Nobody can tell
how rough the competition will
ge~ But many specialists
don't rule out a big-power con-
froolation.
20.00-36.00 casu~I and dressy dre~,
.and pant suits, jr. sizes 3-15
young signature 94 ·
15.00.28.00 pant suits and dresses.
polyesters, ~acetates. Sizes 6-20.
boulevard dresses 95· · ~ · ~
8. 99 .. 16~99
8.99-12.99
28.00-60.00 famous label dresses,
polyesteis and """"' .,.,..,. 8-l 8 19 9 J.. 3 ·9 9 9 c osmopolitan shop 96, 98 • ':J• .
2.00 hand wash.ible rayon flocked :,heers and
\Yashable, crisp, cool conon prints, 45" wide
yardage :Z-54 · yd. 99c
Man's ability to bring up
manganese or nickel from
great depths under the oceans
is brand new. Jntemational
Ja.w, developf,d when men
coukl only work in shallow
waters near the shore, "'5
been b yp as se d ti-y
technological breakthroughs.
prime quality r11ink boas in radiant rtiturat min\c
a good setedion, many one-of-a-kind
fur salon 47 39.00
dramatically er.a.heel natural NotWegian Blue Fox
•hrugs.HghtasacloiJd · 39.00 fursalon47
'Illis is one of the problems
facing Lord Ritchie.Calder
and some 250 other specialists
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7.IJ0.9.00 cotton denim jeans, choose from •~ipes
and solid blue, in junior sizes 5 to 13
campusshop43 -5.99
from 45 nations meeting here 6.00..9.00 tee .tops, in many !iUmmer
to sketch out an intel'lUlllooal brightstripes,choose sizesS·M-L 3 99-4 99
gy11em fa< -rou"" ad-c•mpusshop43 • •
miliste<inc and explol~ U>e . 7.IJ0.20.111 polyester and rayon spoi15-· ·;
~ns. confer<nee, ca,led wear,-lcnittoos,511>13 4 00.10 99'.
Pacem in Maribus, or Peace ampusshop-4J .J:J• •
in the Oceans, i.s spoolOted 6.00-15.00 jackets, pints, shorts, Slripe,
by theo Center for the Study or print lops. all easy-care
of Democratic Jnstilutioos of boulevard sportswear · ·
Santa Barbara, Calif. Supreme s.00·11.00 assorted sportsw~a r, 2.99-8.99
.2.99-10.99 Court Justice William 0. blou~s. IOps, skirts, dreo.,sec; ...
Douglas is chairman of the coed shop' 55· 117 ,. conference.
A case study suggested fly
l<l rd Ritchie-Calder is· the re-
cent find of a vast layer ol
manganese, i n potalt>slze
st.mes, several hundred miles
oU America's west coast.
LINGERIE
PROVED FEASIBLE
9.IJ0.15.00 group of famous moker sleep-
weor, gowns, pajamas, coats. p+m-1
lingerie 10· . 5.99-9.99
11.00 lounge pajan1as from a famous maker,
ace la le, sizes s-m·I, choose several styles
lingerie 10 · ·
15.00.25.00 famous moker peignoirs, poslOI col·
ors, sizes ~I. choose from aorfl!d styles
lingerie 10~ I.
8.99
11.99
If nobody intervenes in the
385-square.mile field, the first
company able to work at the
12 000-foot depth where the
mineral is located can take·
it all. Oil drilling has been
proved feasible at 11,000 feet
-juJt a few years ago lhe
limit was 600 feet .
There is oo authority like
the Bureau of Mines with
which anyone can file an
ownership claim. N a t i o n a I
jurisdiction extends three, 12
or 200 miles offshore, depentl-
ACCESSORIES, SHOES'
8.IJ0.9.00 leather sJcM,s, plain and detoiled. asst colors, styles, and si:res ·
gloves J 5.99
di.ng 00 the government. 10.00 group of silk scarves. Choose squares or
BMN\nd, 'that, it is anyone's oblongs,.allcolorfullyprii'lted. C' 99 ~;,like shipwreck. . acces!JOl'ies 19· -·. ~.
How would an American J.OCM.O.OO jewelty for half price Pins,,
company oPOf8(ing beyond the earfings, necklaces, body jl!wefty. 1 5n '3 0 00
jurildlction stop a U.S. or fashionjewolty 22 • IJ,"'. •
foreiln riv1l from draglng 9-13.00 group of long sleove bboses
the ...-It found? Or atop . nd h' Pl I Pr'nted s· ~ '"38.
• fonillll nation lrun en-~,.,.,!.'~ a~' 1
• ~ ~ .4. 99. •. 7. 99 amchlng? . '
Participants in Pacem in 7.00.16.00 collection ol ha~. in
Marillus believe for the moo! wicker,crodoets1taw,:tndvinyl.. J 90 .9,99 part that It will be possible handbags 26.. . • ;,1-,
to develop an intematiooll 11.1111-20.80 famous malce< dim shoes. OIDClie
agreement and a regulatory fromagroupofstylesinsummerc:Vlors.
system putting into practice moderate shoes 12
the ancient noUon that the
seas belong to everyone. They
concede that the concept . of
of ocean treasures i s
idealistic, but oounl on sel!·in-
teresl to promqte an agree-
ment
1be conferees also are en-
courqed by President Nilon'a
recent statemert putting the
\lnited States behind the Idea
ol lloarinl the wealth ol the
oceans.
11.00.22.00 Red Cro»• shoes in both d""' and
cdsual styles. Choose your favorite colors.
women'sshoes51
•rfm poodU<.1 ti.. noconntehClll..tr.--.r .. 1111 lhe~~ •oe..
13.00 Prima Donn.a. kid:ikin with one-inch heel.
Choose OOne, \Vhitc, brown, bljck, or navy.
boulevard shoes 11 2 ·
10.99
12.99
10.99
ACCESSORIES, SHOES
11.00 roplile fllllei •oet! sandal with a ,.,_
heel. Printed tn while and.._,,
casual shoes 1~· ·-·
23.IJ0.33.llO famous maker m.ss shoes in a
collection c1' styles. Someforl!W!lling-.r.
lorec;ntshoes125 -•
11.99
18.99
CHILDREN'S VALUES
1.69-2.59
2.99
3.79
6.99
2.99
2.29
7.99
2.99-4.59
2.99;4.99
STATIONERY, COSMETICS
' 35.00 wrought ion desk with nuldllaa <hair,
desk hasMJOdPn finbhplootlc lop .
stationsy 66 -· •
1.511-2.00 fashion ...... paper In folllk.
covered stationa ,..,_,so handy
stationery 66 · · · • -'
24.99
1.19
23.'l!J.25.99 famous Nloor fahlan wig5
in many styles, assortod shades 15 99 toiletries 13& .. · •
6.00 perfume mlleclions of six llhjlUlll!id frqrances,
fromChristianOior,Maja.'Carven,andmofe 1 99
cosmetics 1 00 " •
CANDY, LIQUOR, GOURMET
2.95Mac.adwn&anutdl SI! S
adellclous--
candies 78.
4.99 Flrr' ,,y irnpooled Scokh 5th
save more on ca5eof 12 46.00
liquon 107
1.99 Imported EnsJbh biscirits, 2 lbs.
in a colorful r-of Landon 6n
1111um1•1Sl1QP IOll· .. ·
1.99
3.99
1.59
MEN'S, BOYS' WEAR .
100.00.1--of--si~ 2·~-buaon models men's suits 21 · · ·
5.00 permanl!fll (IJl!S5doen shirt5
short slo!tNe and tonaslel!ve styles
"""'" fumbhlnp 6· . . .
$W1 famous moker CXJllOll lcnft !llOll lhl!ts
~or modi turdo!neck. S.Xl
"""''' spl. furn. 84 ...
3 for 3.5CM.SO cool aJllM UI.._
!·shirts and bril!fs, sille!Sto XL
men's furnishings 127· ·
6.ll0-8.00 boys' jeans and slacks
Sim 8-12 junior. 2S·30 Pf"P.
boys' wear 14 ·
69.00
1.99
2.99
3'\, 2.99
2.99
Only One
Flul Stotk1 lit •II flOmt' tdltlore
Thlt's 1 big dt1l? It 11 ln Orange
County. The DAILV PILO'f is ti\!
m1y co south coast pl1111, san di190 fwy at bristol, cost1 mesa; 546-932 I:
shop mondey thru saturday I 0 1m to ~:3.0_ pm; sund1y noon 'til 5 pm
on1y dilly newspaper \IQt dtllv fl
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FURNITURE, SLEEP SHOP
109.IO Simmens 2 pc. twin or full size ._.Id.
firm Ima spdng construction, quiltecf $88
369.00 Wilshire queen si2" sleeper, channel biclr,, tallmd.Sped;il~vourc:l!Okeoffabric. $269 sleep shop 145 ·
169.00 -choice of three styles of lounge <hairs, comfortable, quality construction.
fumiltlre 141 ..
150.00 beautifuRy styled lta6an occasianal r.bles..
Cocktail, octason commode, square co11110de
fumlture 144·
$88
$127
SAVINGS FOR THE HOME
1 o.IJ0.30.llO polyesaer plush shag area
rugs. 27x48-54x72 6 49-19 99 are.a rugs 137 • •
12.00 nyfOn pt1e shag.' corrdetelv ln!lalled -
rubberized waffle or 'P.!>'111' ru&ber Padding
floorcoverlngs32· .. · -,q.,d. 8.99
" J.'l!J.1S.OO miscell.,_,,, glllwate llld
hostess ~ pieces, _.. up -· ttousew..,;s 29 .• ·-1.99-8.00
J.S0.17.00 Alaila Kodl!lepol ..... and
nylon pile frtr.,i ..... .....nod ailors. 11"""5 30· -. -. 3.99-9.99
34.99 47 piece 1 .. -oe ~SOI for eight.
010ke of mlor oombinali°""' dishwashl!r -. chlna46· .. · • 18.90 .
5.00aeative stitd""I' ldt!Dn lourlap. with
fek and yam. Lovely for children's IODlll5.
art nel!dlewM: 40· -' •
TOYS, SPORT, CAMERAS
3.49
3.99
4.99;:
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4.99ea. misses' shorty rc;nt shifts. · i &::~=.~t.1 6. 21s.oo~l
6.!19-9.99 reptiJe.look ~Vinyl. with,_
chrome-plate trim. Inside zipper eotnpdllenL
budset """'5, handbags827 -.
8.99 wmnen'sshoes. Cln!s&qlorcasual""""'
Many colors, shaplngs. S.10M in -(no !ml budijel"""'5,women'sshol!S812· _ .. -•• ·
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1.29ea. micJO.<nesh pantyhme. Fcrpell!e. ' i
medium, talL Fourfashioo shades. 4/5 QO f budset SIDreS, hosM!ry 807 . • . ' l
2.99 junior boys' clamdiggm. Flan!-boaam bt!llch ,
·pantsinzingyS111Desorzodiacprint.4-7. l 79. i budgetstrxes.chlldren's808· · 4
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1.119 sfrls' aqMDp short-. Cool,coblul . !
cottons. Boxershortaand maldllng""" 7·12. 99 ; fiudeet""""'s'""-824-..... .c ·1 . 1.99 ea. boys' swim tntnks. Grear color choke •
in sollds,strlpes.Sizes8to18. 2/3 oo·: bu1fset SIDreS, boys' wear 822· • i
' ' ' 5.99-6.99 If perfect men's no-iron pants or jl!ans.
Many colors, weaves, styles. Sizes 29-36.
budsetstares, ITll!ft'lsptwl'. 817 2/7.00 ;
7.99 men's lightweight casual jackeCL All -button or zip-front Bhoe, navy, white, _.,_ S.XL
fiudeet ~· men's sptwr. 805· ·
~ 4.9~! ' • 4.99 men's swimwear. Bom5. jams, surfers. AR
oftloeoowstyfes. Solidsandpattems.S.XL 3 ,99· :. budgl!I stores, men's sptwr. 805· · · 1
9.99 men's dressslacks. Plaids, stripes, solids. . ;
No-Iron rayon/nylon/acetate. G-·cOlors. 211-42. 5 99: ..
budset stores, """''' clodllng 814 .. .. • • . i . ' • , .. • • • .. • • . • . . • : • . -. .
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SHOP,, EARS SUNDAYS 12. Noon to 5 P.M •••• ~onday thru Saturday 9:30 AtM. to 9:30 P.M. ·
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ALLSTATE PASSENGER
TIRE GUARANTEE ·
Guar•ntttd A«ahut: All tire failurH from_ norm.,
al road huards or dcfttU in mai:erial or ,·orkm;m.
ahip. i-For Rnw Lons~ For che life oflhcoriginai.;lfl"ad.
Wh•I Sean WiU Doi Jn c.chqc for die tirt, re-
pl..cc ir·charg.i~ for 1hc proponion of curs.enr ~!l
ing priC'c plus Federal f.xC'isc .Tax t!Pt rep~~n11
1read wed.-Repair nail punctures •t no charge.
r.u•r•nteed A1•in1t: Tread 111·i:ar-out.
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Price!
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tlur llow Lof11tl Th'e numDer of montM s~cified.
Wli•t ~•n Will 001 Jn eia:han~~ for 1hc titt, re-
place it ch,.rging 1he current 1cllin.g price plus
Federal Exci1e T!ll lew: the follo.,.ins allowmce.
J\lonthlyG1laranll',.
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Grealer Safety -Tw in fibe r
glass bchs reinforce rhc tread
.•• ere-a ce an added barrier
char helps reduce: puncrurl'.s,
impact damagl'.
Deller 'fraction -You ,i.;cc
tnore rubber on t he pave-
~ \{llenr, You ,i::et greaccr 1rac·
ti~ in all kinds of weather.
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•New tread dei;ign for all-
\veather traclion
•New 6/10-inch wl1i1e i;ide· '
wall to match 1he wid1h of
the white aide.,..,a ll of 111any
.\ewcan
SIZE
6.50xl3
6.95xl4
7.3:lx14
7.75xl4
8.25x14
7.75 15
14.95
14.95
14.95
36-Month·Guarantee
FIBERGLASS BELTED
SUPERTRED
SIZE Tr•l• F.E.T. h•u
Tubeleso Blackwall
6,50x]3 16.95 Ui5
7.75x14 21.95 1.97
8.25x]4 24.95 2.17
5.60xl5 15.95 1.58
Tubeless Whitewall
6.50xl3 19.95 1.65
7.35xl4 22.95 1.84
7.75xl4 24.95' 1.97
8.25x14 27.95 2.17
8.55x14 30,95 2.45 • 5.60x15 18,95 1.58
7.75x15 24.95 2.04
8.25xl5 '27.95 2.23
8.55xl5 30.95 2.47.
Each
6.rilh:ll
1'ubeJeet
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Plua 1.18 F.E.T.
\nd Old Fin:
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S.60zl5
Tubele.
BhtcltW11l1
Plu1ll.58F.&T.
And Old Tin
SAVE '6 to '10!
Full 36-Mo:rith Guarantee
_,__WIDE GUARD DYNA:GLASS .
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Tr•I• Tr ..... 1. F.E.T ....... -Regular '25.95 Trade•In'Price
TUBELESS BLAC KWALLS
6.SlklJ/C78-fl 125.95 19.95 '-"'
7.i5:cl4/F78-J4 •sJ0.95 :U.95 %5'
8.15:1.14/G78-14 $3195 26.95 ·u
TUBELESS WHJTEWAIL'!
6.50sl3/C18-J3 ......... 22.95 ~-
6.9S,:J4JD78-14 129.95 23.95 "'' 7.3bl~78-I' 1.\1.95 24.95 ·~
7..f5id4/F'i8-14 $33.95 27.95 ...
a:5:c14/G18-14 836.9~ :?9.95 2.61
8.55:cl4/ll7J1-l4 SlY.95 31.95 ~· 8.8.ix14/J iS.14 s.12.9-5 32.95 LJI
8.IS:sl5/G7S.LS 138.95 J l.9S 2.11
8.45x15/H71-15 141.95 33.~5 :.•
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Price& Effective Sun.June 28 thru Tuea.June 30.
-IUINA PAlK TA 1-4400. 121-4.S:iO IL MONll GI 3·391 1 LOMG llACN HI 1-0111
CANOGA PAlK HO·ON1 GL1NDALI CH .5·100~,. Cl 4°4111 OLTlllPIC & IOto AM W111
COMPTON HI 1·1111, NI 2·1711 HOUTWOOD HO 9·S941 OIANM 617-1109
l&Ull,11.0'l!lt.ICltMIDCO, CO_.YIHA flt-0611 IHGLIWOOO Olt 1·2521 PAIADll!IA 611•1111, U1-411t
lhop Nl1h11-thno Sat. !llio A.Mo to tiao P.M.,,lu~day '1.1 Noan to 5 P.M. "SaJlsf .. tlan O\larllllleH.,. Y-MHIJ ... "
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