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Returns . ~· .
Bill Ficker c<lmes.home this weekend.
An underdog wlien he left, a c,hampion
upon' bis return, the man who skippered
the America's Cup winner will be greeted
by a whirlwind of whoopee Sunday af.
ternoon.
Architect and sailor William P. Ficker
thil ~week completed the _ de£eat. o{
J\US;tralian challenger Gretel JI to Win
yachting's most coveted intemati9nal
championship.
Aboard Intrepid, Ficker and his crew
l'On the best-Qf·seven series four-to-one.
Ficker will fly to Orange County
Airport at 2:15 p.m. Sunday whereupon
Will l}f!gin a day of salutation to him.
In MldeiU t Peace Drive . .
BELGRADE (UPI) -President NiJ<on
asked President Tito today to help bring
peace to the Middle ·East and as.!Ul'ed
him the United States opposed foreign in·
tervention.
Nilon .ale<. was repo~ anxious \o
llear Tito's views on Soviet naval a -
·pansion· in th;e Med!terranean and on
Yugoslav relat.ioi;is with Moscow.
'Ibe tough-minded Yugo$1av leader
~broke with Soviet comm-Unism 22 years
' ago 8.nd has maintained a strictly in-
dependent political line, although he re-
mains a convinced Communist.
Tito, '18-year-old C.Omrnllnist leader of
the non-aligned third world of nations,
greeted Nixon at the door of the Adriatic
stone and marble federal government In a speech after a state dinner in Nix-
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County O~~
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of' llli D•llY l"lltl Slaff Greasy, smoggy llaze warning ·of arid
S8nta Ana winds hun'g over Southern
California today and -with lt ' -the stroni threat of devastation from a new
series of brushfires and some that are
still uncontailied.
The ouilook wa.! generally bad 'from
one end of Califotnia to the oiher:
0 Jt is a grim picture," said E. A.
Heading, of the State Divislon of building for three hours Of Private talkS. -on1s honor Wednesday ev.ening,.Tito went
out of his way to make a strong new Despite lauers of smoke over Nixon paused on the way to the pitch for nonalignment in the east-west ...,. Orcmrie Countu which alarmed resi· building on the Sava River to shake power struggJe. He told Nixon that in his dents, State Forestry officials said at
hands with curious, friendly Yugoslavs. opinion the world will continue to Jive noon tod<iu that there is no forest dr
The Amerl·can P-·i·denl was a"-under the threat of a new world war ·~ ... -· brush fire in Orange Couny.
COmpanl.ed by Secretary of State William unless Washington and Moscow can setUe h h 1 h cliff · · T e heavu smoke is from t e Lyt e P. Rogers and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger_, t eir · erences. -Creek fire in Sqn Bemardi'no Count11, llis national security -affairs adviser. NIXon~reptied:" "You-can be our friend 25 to 35 miles from various areas
After posing briefly for photographers, wiUtout being anyone else's enemy." of Orange County.
the two leaders sat facing each other He told Tito the United States' sole ob-Firc· officials warned however tha t
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Egyptian Preside;;-! Gamal Abdel Nasser's ie.cQna born,'.AbdeJ1!~.;
(center),·weeps a's 1'!1atives support him. Male members of Nas~eil'.J 'l
family today took the dead leader\s· flag.(lrap~ coffin. by'ne)k"l't~ri
from Kubbeh· Palace to th• starting· l!OWl .. oi the funeral cortege •• · .. ~-' • . ._ I See story, Page ;j. -A delegation of Newport Beach city of~
ficials, headed by Vice Mayor Howard
Rogers, and local yacht club executives,
Will welcome the triumphant architect at
the air strip. ·
across a long table covered in green jective in the Middle East and Vietnam is Santa Ana winds are forecast for Bou· . te . } baize. • "to help ensure that peo'ple and nations .
ill b b · d be b late r today and Friday in this area. _.
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• Ficker, the first West Coast skipper
ever to represent this c<luntry in the ll!J·
year history of the cup, will be ac-
companied by his two crew members
from Newport Beach,-George Twist and
Jbn Titus.
U.S. officials said Nixon sought .out ad-w e a le to live in peace an a le ·-_ I'· . vice from Tito, who is close to leaders in to build their own lives in accordance The se will bring with them the same
'th thei · · .. conditions which caused last week'1 F ' -s i •d D • · ·~ ~· ~%,i:'~!~a-:~:1.;;,,~=·~~ WINixon~~:ia.:ri:a:~:;ittheUnited holoca113t. , . re.e.w. ay ... '. a i, ·, ! ts.'. as_t_er.: !.'·. Arabs and Israelis despite tbe,disrupting States for a third time. As he left a gala . _
impact of the death of Egyptian President· reception given by' Tito after dinner, Nix-Forestry, reflecting only on a single , , . . · , I~
All three will participate in °Bill . G I Abdel N 00 also invited 'a group of Yugoslav folk blaze, the 12,000-acre Cuyamaca fire in ·,_ · 1-· . 1 1 ;,.,. ama asser. dancers-to visit the United States. San Diego County: · · -\ By RICilARD 'P .. NALL. . themaelvd~·to ·these· questlQ114-Jg_ ·tlail Ficker Day" activities. .
These will include a boat parade
around Newport Harbor, with Ficker and
bis wife, Barbara, aboard the Columbia, the 12-meter yacht that ~efeoded the cup
In 1964 and 1967.
Nixon also assured Tito,. AmeriCUL "If we don't get a line around ii before , . or ,... D•llJ "°'' s11f! respect' the\ heating .diffued. from thf!t
aides -said, that the · Unit.ed .States' 8011 -· f the Santa Anas really blow, we have a siate Dlvisioh of -HJghways engiJ;l.eets 10 years ago·~ cpncern wu ~
aim in the Middle East, ~,Jn Vietna~ , , problem," he. eoritinUed. • we4nesday invi~ con:'uil~nt on . how~ 7:3 (~·J'RD;W'~Y,. ~~) ', , 1:· .
-was to allow the people·~. decide their. Tito Tip' ples,· One cheering development .-Jn the .rriVbof aCloptedRoute·l Freeway.could
The parade will. begin offlcially from
the China Cove area at 3:15 p.m. and
will feature any number of vessels in full
dress. In addition to'the Columbia, in tow, the
• ~ade will feature the Newport Harbor
Ind Qirona del Mar High SChool bands on
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own destiny without foreign lnflUence. holocau'st series, that. swept the state . be,st aerve,lbeiJlana,£.nirµ,.LagWU!l'Nlguel
Warming to Nixon's visit OD the day he beginning six· days .ago, cau'sihg lQ' deaths and San Juan Capistrano areas.
would otherwise have attended the Cairo NiXOn Si ps and nearly $1SJ million in damage, was Residents ·responded that It could not
funeral of his hiend Nasser, Tito chang-containment of the worst individual blaze t>esi ,erve thei;n -r that. it. wo4ld be Ii\
ed his plans and deci400 to appear with . in Ca1Homia 1hi.!t.ory. ··~1dlsP,te"t:'' · -.
Ni.J:on later in the day at Zagreb, the BELGRADE (AP) -Pr~sident Firefighten pronounced the 200,000-acre ·~t~gh~divmion ,enl:Jneers ·~ the otlt.. 1 capital of 6oatia. Tito gave visiting U.S. President Mount Laguna fire in Cltveland National set' caretuut in/Ide the polnrtha£ ~ h'ea_r... I
Ni.Ion aides said today's agenda with Nixon some advi ce on beverages ·For.est aurrourided at dusk Wednelday. ing '?Snot.to.consider lreeway Jot:atlorr-
Tito' was dominated by Midd1e East today but apparently it went Despite the ominous predictions of that was decided''Oct. 24, 19§7 .-op.
events; particularly the death oHfasser. unlleeded. ·weather forecasters for a return·~of'ihe poetUoftrtp"~tbe~wR)"l"a.~-9U.w11s 1 Tito f1!8.de ~• point ,of reD!aini1?3 in 1'Wllen.JOU 1et older, whisky is .dreaded devilwinds ·driven. in· from the the'"rftlfjor"lbeirie.;<t,ve ·, by a-crowd of ··
Belgrade to meet Nixon rather than . better for''°" ISlood, .ttlan mllk,'' .desert each autumn •by· tonight and Fri· ab0Ut•200: I '~ ·' • • ' -• j
Home Delive. ry flying to:Caiio for Na ..... • .. funeral. . Tito, •·rude!>: 71 J ears·old,.lold.Nix-.. day, -they-won't-be ·as ~ere as 1111\ 'On•"it•g suggested on a eoinme~I ~ardl I
U.S. officia1S safd Nixon genuinely was on when walten appeared with .weekend: . . · . · thatt Mle._.,,free\fay would/best ~ the ,
• • anxious to obtain Tito's opink>n about the trays of hard.and soft drinb at the Gale force winds up• to 80 .miles per are;a)\l>}'f.follbwing' the rou~-of tOg)lway 1
P . In eased· impact of Nasser's death on the Middle end of their political talks. . hour slashed ilowil through some brush· 395, 11hlcli rdila. ll'QJII s.,. !llego . C<lunl>' I . nee Cr East crisis. Tito .and Nasser had been The Yugoslav chjef e~ecutive ' . choked moll$in canfons-lncineratirig ·· into 'tli~"-~~ i.n(\·rio~9r.1 ~
· close frien& and political ""°"iates for took a tallJ>igbball and appeared to , ever)'thlng in .their ,path -'but· up to· 30 An .~. ~., Odtii!li!f.' ~\: t!iill j A new sublcripUon rate of $2.25 per yeais. be urging Nll__m to do the same. mUes per hour ts: the latest prediction. wou1a1. rfif Sth'e~,eof.itaNafeli :fthd!!r
month for home delivery or the DA1LY ~ The American leader chose a small GllOwing . President Nixon'1...declar8-co115i~Uon.' ' · 1 ' •
PILOT 8-oes into effect today. · ..., glass of red wine with a twist of tion of the entire Southland as a disaster Oppcfsltton ranged:'from opposition ttf • continued r~lng costs of all production Ta Qu rv Stumped lemon. -• affil; Gov. Reagan called for, an in-·'the total adQPttd route to · o~poiittlhn 1o tJ.ements -including a recinUy an-X e. J . . The two presidents c 1 i n k e d vestlgalion into methods of reducing the the big freeWay iirtertbanges;l)uit lnClude j
lliiWICed'l8 per ton newsprint price in-'T'L f. (j6 y · , .glasses .,~their wives .appeared, fire 'peril. · • ' lltefiijgl up ~I~ ~ ma·
mase -have made the 25-cen~ increase ,,a.--1.1em Or ears j followed by-more-waiters-with ~ '-State-Department of Fish and (lame jor.a11erlal9. -+ • -• ~aary. • _ • mc>re drinks. Mi:s. Mxon took a t. ~euthOrtties can.celled the remaind"er Of Opponenls spoke m~uch· ·af ~
Your DAILY PILOT carrier, an in-• SCIUO, ltaly (vPJ) -The lite Enrico small tomato juice Tito's wife deer bunting sea.son in the 751-square-vl'roninental'qualtty•and life ty. Jn~Y
_deperujenL merchant, will enoL.!!iil!!lr _H111Lo,-"1!o_ was_Scbio. tnternaLrevenue_ ~ a-sma~~-crape.Jul<:<.-4--.J»l!-". ,, a:Wur,.of 5an.Di'8 Coimt • cited a~.v!!!!l noise u·
earnings -from..-tbe new price and the collector-tn-1904, had4flubtratbrt'the tn-;-Jn a 1eW mffiutes Tito had · A~ierles of Conferen~S-t.es:an tn_cit ea-tlon Uiltfiiirlibif._Jn&iia:to tbe1area
DAIL y PILOT will continue· to improve terpretation of 11 ~a'ft. ~ ~ wrote an ex· almost emptied bta 1j;11, Mion, . tbrot.fghtout the state to organize efforts escape,. One man told of enjoy ng the
---reporting and prod.udion tecbniqu~ to pert in Rome askmg. h1~ opinion. sJwln__g ~ flll1lhed 1es.I towartt reducinf the critical problem of IOUrid· ol 1.wa•es on ~ quiet night at Dana
deliver an even better }iOdutt to you in The answer -a ~d Oa1ea' .Tune 7, ·than baU of bis-' -winter-flooding and mudslides ~tn fire-Polnl
the future. 1904 -arrived'Wedn~ 66 years late. • (See FIRES, ¥110 I) Division en1ineerl add r • • • e d
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for mod llomes anil the ellect on
-j~ JOll..11:""""1Ntloo. -.:.Jl!". project ...-1.~d run lrom
the Sao Dfe(O Freewoy at Via Sacralllel)-
to .. .,... .4 "' • 111111-....tb .,. Alito
<hifk. al Hlgb!and Avnnue.
A freeway to freeway bi'rdlange at
the Sao Diego Freeway begins the seg-
ment. lt would move into the vicinity of
the Cflpistrano Beach bu.!iness district ··~and' . .crou,.San Juin-Creek at heights
•bo.ve the ground varying from. 30 to ·~
Itel.
De&lp may uilllie a lone brktge in this
,tector or a c:ombin1tion of bridges and
fills. ..
A big lnterchinge providing eon·
nections to both the San Diego Freeway
'and to Route 1 is proposed at Alipa.z
Street.
Westerly of Alfpaz the freeway wouJd
be below ground level as it passed
through higher ground southerly of the
Dana KnoJls tracL. emerging to run along
the side ol a gully northerly ol the Gloria ~Det-brthen:n·Churdt.-. ·
Interchanges are planned at lhe Street
of .tbe Gokle.n Lanutern, future Niguel
Road and Crown Valley Parkway.
BiMr DESIGNS -
--Two-Nmp-Mtigno-are-beinl cootldered-
ln the . vicinity of the Niguel W..t tracl.
One • ...Wd .. ke all ol lhe 73 homes. The OttWJt would take 42 Homes and leave the ~r Deighborli\i a freeway. :
-Northerly of Nlj\lel West the~ roul!! J11f111e11 Qown V~ey Parkw•Y for
aboil\. two pU!es. Ramps would be pro-
'ffded al P-Del Niguel. . . (
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Tito ·Hailed by NiKon.
President : J' isits Yugoslavia S-hr~!le
KUMROVEC, Yugoslavia (UPI) -100,000 peraona turned out in the rain lo
Describing ""PrcsJdent T1t0 as ·a "strona greet the American President.
and vibrant persooallty1•1 .President J'lll· Although the turnout was heavier -an
on sat brle~ today ~n the .bed in which estimated 200,000 -ln Belir•de on Nix-
.• Ute Ccmununi!l leader.was..bam _'ll years .-.on'.1.artival Wedne11!i•Y· TJk> sald It Wfl.•
aao iO a two-1tory. white stuceo house easy to· g!t people out for a welcom.;.
that is now a Yugoslav national shrine, ''But yoii know, Mr. President," he ad·
... Ni.xon and his -wife" Pat apent abOut 20 ded. '!you cannot get them to smile_or
minutes in the freshly painted house show the warmth they tiave here."
which stanls on a cobble-lltoned street in Before they flew ,b'ack to Belgrade
·this town 22 mUes o\Jtsld, the Croatian following a 3~ hotir visit, Ni.Ion spotted a
capital ol Zagreb. A heavy . rain fell little blonde girl in a crowd in Zagreb,
outside as Tito and his wile showed them went over to pat her he'ad and beckoned
around. • Tito to join them for photographs.
Tito showed Nixon. a poster offering a • Tito did ao, but with evl~nt em-
reward Of 1,000 gold pieces for his cap-barrassme°Dt, and then walked of( saying,
ture as a parlilan leader fighting the "We go."
Nazis in World War 11. "Weire you worth The reception in Zagreb was damp,
It?" Nixon allked with a smile. cool but friendly. ''I have seen lots of
-~Nis.on-commented--00 lhe<lteauty of<.the -motorcades, but· never ao many um-
Croatian countryside, with its churches, brellas," Nixon commented.
wooded hi)lll and valleys, red·tiled 'There was some mild applause from
!annhou.ses and Utile girls tending cattle, roadside crowds. but mostly the people
a$ he drove with Tito by car from, merely waved little paper flags as the
Zagreb. Yuaoslav officials estimated presidential motorcade rolled past,
Azimuth. Equities Los.es ·
New Hot bl Comqlex Bid
A!tor the two pmidenia held a pollUcai
ial k lo i!e!iride, the .vusoslav ieadtr and
his wife.,. who originilly bad lnttdaea to
stay in Belgrade. switched plans ahd new
to Zagreb in their own jet plitne, 39
minate!!I ahead pf the Niyoll!, to tit 9rJ
band to greet them .
Tito and his w1fe, bolh in raincoat.a,
were at the foot of the ramp ")l~ll the
Nlxons arrived aboard Air Fcrce One. A
· military band played the anthems of both
countries, and the two presidenlll in·
'11pected an honor· gu,ard or helmeted
Yugosl~v troops.
They entered a convertible with the top
up and !!lped oU'toward the clfi>'. followed
by the two fii'llt ladiell in a closed ear. At
the city oul.!kirts the motorcade stopped
and, de.spite a dtirzling rain, the top or
the car was lowered. 'Nixon -and-Tito drove-through the city
5tanding in their raincoats. 1 The motorcade drove slowly to St.
Mark's square downtown and pulled up at
the Court of Ukes, a baroque-styled 17th
century building wh ich is the seat of the
Croatia·n state parliament. The:rtr they
met Dragutin Hararn.Jja, premier of
Croatia, and Jakov Blazevic, president of
the·eroauan parliament.
Wednesday night, NiJon made an un·an·
nounced handshaking foray t n to
downtown Belgrade.
Front Page 1 '!be route poues ihrougb Lacuna
Niguel CIVIC Center. .An ~e
would Provide 11«Vlce · lo lllghland
Avenue and N1guel Road. Northerly or
the civic cente the freeway begins drop-
ping towards Aliso Creek for an in-
terchange.
. Conltruct.ion cost Is e.aUmaled at
between $4.8 . and Sil milllon. Ap-
Jl'Olimately 66 to ';fl single family living
units, six m~ti le residence units and 157
frailer par s es would be taken, af.
It is beer and brushes at the Lasalle Hotel pub in Montreal as lunch
patrons test their artistic ability on live "canvas." Judging from the
shape of the "canvas,".the hotel may sell more paintbrushes than
lunches in the next_few weeks. Until the novelty wears off, of course.
Azimtith EqWties, Inc., of Newport
Beach struck ou,_t for the third Wednesday
in their proposal lo build a $40 million
commerical-hotel complu a d j o i n I n g
Orange County Airport . ¥ •
An ·appeal from a county Planning
Commi.ulon decision denying a rezollf: on
the 50 acres al Campus Drive and
" MacArthur Boulevard was turned down
unanimously by the Orange County Board
of Supervbors.
FIRES ... "Erosion of {hat plan is not good
policy," !!lat! Supervisor David L. Baker.
"Hund.reds of firms have moved into the scarred areas.
complex knowing the plan existed and ap-One million pounds of fast-growing rye
proving it. To change for the economic grus seed. worth $250,000. will be
benefit of a llingle property owner is not showered over 400,000 &e0rched aaet ,, right." beginning_ in about two weeks, but evt6
feeling 5SO 16.1 persona directl y.
TRUCK LANE
Murder Charges DrQpped; Azimuth originally tried to oblain this may be ineffective. :
Newpoct ·Beach City Council approval to "This is only an emergen.cy cover.~
annex the property. Co u n c i Im en emphasized Donald Miller, of the U.&,
deadlocked over the issue and Azimulh Soil Conservation Service. •
withdrew the request which had been op-"At best. it is only a stopgap measur~ -m eJght-lane freeway would includ~ 0 h R ~.::~~~~.:c~~:·.~.:~:r~~ . 't er Accusatio11s emain
shoulder for out-of-control vehicles. "'
Board members indicated that they djd
not approve Azimuth's plan because-it
was not C01t$istent with the general plan
adopted1 and adhered to in the Irvine
Indu.stt1al CompJei.-----
posed by the Irvine Company. • until native gras!es take over in abool
Jn early August. the county planning two years ," he continued, saying eve'
commissioners turned down Azimuth's this step is uncertain :. !
requested reione~bY a 4..to 1 vote. _, Light rains......will.. germinate the .D'~
~·~weU-Very ciimclous or-o ii r--
responsibility to make . It esthetically Murder charges have been dropped
/)1~!'11 ~ to ~lend into ~e natur_al. ~· against two Men once accused Of the kill· ta~ •. said Wilham Haahimoto, div11100 ..... f H ll ood h dled haCk1· engineer. . .. ,. o ll o yw man w o , a
.There were bitter hoots at the Crown ed himd...And. f.®t to a s~-pipe, Jn a
Valley School hearing u the soft.spoken. blazing Loa Alamitos gafage.
~ told of the altematlvei -all or Sueerior Court Judge James F. Judge's
part of the homes in Niguel Weal. ruling leaves charges of-kl<tnaping. Con·
_ : Be apoke of engineering techniques to apiracy, false impri3onment and robbe ry
lesson noise and visual p o 11 u t I o n • -outstanding against paraplegic Raymond
ijuhlmoto said al9o that hydrocarbon Graves Jr .. 24, of 1232'2 Martha Ann ~ carbon monoJ:ide emissiona an-far Drive, ~ Alamitos-and Chester James·
lower at standard freeway speed!!! than ~~ebe~29. of w -Mgelel.lk>th
from at.op-and-go traffic on local atreet.s. mlr111'i.«6edule419 ~o onftrial Oct. ?'·
: Acquisition ia to begin in the m.id·1970's 'Ibey are the rerrialning defenda.ntll in a With construction plaMed for the middle group once indicted' by the Orange Coun-
li._jate 1rros. -ly Gfaifd'JUry on -charges-of kllling of : • ,.. .-.t iruqt,ltck,,'9, of ~ywopd. Bede dJeil
-FIN!'SF-IN V.S. --Iii ho&p00l i -few.daya a!ier.liremtn pull·
· Durtn1 the public participation p<1rt ol ed ~im. badly burned and screaming, the hearin&. William Luxon of 2&631 Loe from the gutted garage at Graves' home.
Serranos Drive 11id be thou1ht tht: state Investigators said Beck's imprbonment
JUahway depar'tment waa the finest of followed a dispute among members of a
any in the U.S. drug ring cetered at ~ Alamlto!!I race
He said however that he was traclt and that he set fire to the garage to
unalterably' oppoaed 't.o the freeway draw attention to hi! plight.
although two miles di&tant from it. H~ Graves, ~~ed ~ a wheelchair, has
said the freeway approach to all been de!Cl'1bed tn l.eati"!'Jony ~ll the l~ader
California transportation: problema show· of a group whose disability d1d nothmg_to
ed very limited planninl by the state and 1eaaen. his. power of absolute aulhonty
called for a moratorl\lm 00 freeways un-ov~r his. aJdes.
t1l other mwu of trauportaUon could be 1hvest1gators allege Beck told them planned. before he died that Graves left hlm in the
garage w1th the sta.tement that he (Beck)
New Mexico's Million
Proved Hard to Get
DENVER, Colo. {AP) -New Mexico
officials who had predicted a 1970 state
population of one million were unhappy
with the Census Bureau's preliminary
figures of 998,257 announced Sept, 1.
So the officials went on a slltewide
campaign to find people who had been
missed in the count. On Wednesday. the
Rea:ionaJ Census Bureau in Denver added
1,815 to the New Mexico population. SQ
the State's ofUcials are boasting of the
new population mark : J,000,072.
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All charges have been dropped q:ainst
Tax. on Angels
Upheld by Board
Of Supervisors
Possessory taxes totAlling $412.202
levied against the California Angels
baseball club were upheld Wednesday
by the Board of Supervisors.
The taxes have been paid for the pallt
two years under protest by the city of
Anaheim which originally ag~ with the
hlseball club that the city would pay
such taxes if they were le vied.
The city and the baseball club have an·
nounced plans to carry the fight into the
courts and the supervisors have no quar·
~I with this because they think the ruling
should be tested.
County As,,epar Andrew J. Hinshaw
levied the possessory taJ upon his con·
tention thtt the basebaU club had a ma-
jor controlling interest in Anaheim Sta-
dium.
There has been no high .court
determination of the. legality o f
possessory interest Lites, the sopervbors
were told.
Fr!day Is the. deadline for former
strvlcemen who v.-ere denied veterans ex-
empllon on thtlr homes to file !or $750
homeowners e1cmption claims.
Coup.ty As!essor Andrew J . Hinshaw
said tlA: veterans wert notified of. their
$1 ,000 vela exemption denial in July. A
new law moved ~ dale back for flllng
but Friday is the final opportunity, the
as.sessor warned.
The homeownm eiemptkln dlvlsion of
the auesaor"• of(k:e. la located In Room
A·IOS-ot-the new county courthouse~ 700
W. Civic -Center Drive, Sant.I Ana .
Telephone number for tnform1Uon Is 834--
381L
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Arthur Thurman. 24, of 433 Howard St..
Los Alamitos ~d Gordon Brown, 2i, of
Los Angele·s._Both w~rLnamed-in Mte
C>range-County-GrandJ Ury indictment •
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Officer Praised
For His Efforts
\, To Save Woman ·
The finn's executives, led by Ron grass -which would !!!till be ineffectiv•
Hanson, made an elaborate pre.sentation until around Olristmutime ·-whilt
to the supervisors Wednes:lay, complete heavy d9wnPQufll stri~g early would
with color slides. .._ wash the seed away. spelling dillaster. :
They llhowed pla,ns for nine building!!! "We could have as much, damage froJ'.11
fro..m four!(> 12 tf9riell high. The proj~cL the rains asJrom theofire itsell.'~ obltr.V~
called for one million square feet of office ed Robert Reese, of the U.S. Foreit
space a.nd a 4~room hotel. Service.•
Azimuth e1ecUtives pointed to the fact The Am~ican Insurance Association
that commereial development had been and the ln sur·anc! Information Institute
al\ov>'ed on Irvine Indu11trial Complex estimate' io10 structures -mostly homes
A San Clemente patrolman won of[i·c,·a1 properly to the south and north of the ha ve been destroyed or damaged so far. one.Qoat and a number or "VIP" craft. d d 1 t to•-1 r 8 1 1 · commendation thia ,morning for hia off. propose eve opmen , A ..... o OD homes were tota osses,
The parading vessels wilt sa.i) a. four· duty first aid effort at the doorstep of They said that there is an increasing along with $24.9 million of insuied private
mile route to ArdeU'a Marina, adjacent to police headquarters in aiding a dying demand for office space in Orange Coun· property of various types , the insurance
the Stuft Shirt restaurant. woman. · ty. experts estimated.
The entourage will then be dri\len to ci-Patrolman David Munrn won the com-The SQ.acre parcel ls owned by McDon-Santa Ana winds building up again ln
I hall her Will. , 0• 'B mendation for administering closed·heart nell Douglaa Corp and wall the site of that the San Bernardino are~a. whipped the Ly-y • w e iarn """ 1 ryon, firm's Aatropower branch, now moved to tle Creek fire that was all but contained
h •· ·· o1 Bill F. -~-o ~w '1.1. mas!!lage to Mrs/ Rosa Mendoza,• 1.0, c au man . llO:AU 1-y,.:.,., pres~ ho U ,._ ' Huntington Beach. Sale to Azimuth w13 over 500 more acres in a downhill direc·
I I . & r y au.er mldriight. over orma ceremonies. f conditioned on approval of the rezone. tion considered dangerous. · The maneuver revived I.be woman, bul Among the highlights of the formal Containment was considered posaiblt two hours later ~rs. Mendoza succumbed lod ceremony, which is open to the public, to the heart i8ilmenl at South Coast ay. \veather conditions permitting.
will be the reading of a congrat1r1latory • Hospital. Truck H:ts c:rl No containment was near at all in the
Police said ,ibe incident began with a 11 11 Buckeye Fire which has burned 36,000 message from Governor Reagan. acres or nearly. impa!l!able terrain north
A be I th · I ir·bu•--·11 12 :08 a.m. ml"dical aid request from the num r o o er spec1a 1 l.t:.:'I w1 woman's tiOriie at 14 Avenida Cornelio. C • St t of San Simeon in the Santa Lucia Moun-
be accorded Ficker at the time, including As a fire fellCue rlg began the res~nse rossing ree ta ins.
the presentation of a key to the city an,d a a member of the family arrived at he&d· A stand of non.virgin Coast Redwoods,.
special award from the DAILY PILOT. quar.ten with the woman in the car. A Costa Mesa girl struck by a van u about 200 acres, was badly damaged by
A resolution congratulating Ficker Police said Mrs. Mendor.a's heart and she cro6Sed busy Newport Boulevard the coastal blaze, which i.s partly in Los
adopted by the California State Senate breathing had stopped. Munro, leaving We{jnesday was reported in good con-Padres National Forest and partly on
will also be read. headquarters after his ahift, rushed to dition today following surgery. Hunter-Liggett Military Reservation. .
The city hall ceremonies begin at 4:20 give first aid and summoned a Catheline E. Owens, 15, of 2176 Rural Firefighters had reached BS percent
p.m. resuscitator. Lane, wa~ crossing at Bay Street near containment Of the stubborn Red Moun·
The festiv ities will bring to an end Five minutes later Mrs. Mendoza had her home when knocked to the pavement, fain blaze in Sequoia National Forest biit
literally years of preparation and six revived. police said. lt was stilt consupling heavy timber.
grueling wee.ks of actual competition for A police lieutenant 01111 duty in head-She was taken to nearby Costa Mesa Experlll surveying the devastated
Ficker and the Intrepid., quarters when the incident occurred Memorial HospitaJ for treatment after Malibu-Newhall.Simi fire area -where.
It began with a three-way battle for the praised the swift action by the patrolman t.he accident involving a lelt·turning vehi· some hot spots stiU pose danger -wtre
right to defend the bottomless old mu_g and the fire rescue personneJ who joined cle dri ven by Irving F. Gram. ~I . of 20&72 optlmilltic if the hot, dry winds stay at a.
that has become the symbol of world in~the effort. Kelvin Lane, Huntington Beach. minimum level. -
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Intrepid won repeatedly in con-
frontations with Valiant and Heritage, the
two other American boats seeking the
right to defend the cup.
Finally, with the New York Yacht Club
selection committee's dec ision Aug. 30
tna<' Ficker was quicke r, he began
...,S-reparations for the race series that
btgan Sept. IS.
The rest is yachting hislory.
Pupils Hunt
One Million
Tiny Sticks
YUMA. Ariz. (AP)-In a math project
to see what a million of something lookl
like. Mrs. Ted Roberts fifth grade at
Rolle School set out to collect one million
wooden sticks of the kind used in ice,
cream bars and other frozen desserts.
In three week!!!, they have collected and
counted 8,000.
-And-the pro.Jed h111it tpre:td, with othtt
classes at Rolle and pupil!!! ln other
school!!! helping and collection boxes plac-
ed 11t stores.
Anothtr rea50n for the project is lo
provide a chall~ge far the youngsters,
Mr~. Roberts said.
"There aren't enough cha\lengn for
kids," she said. "No one eL!ie thlnb thty
can, but the kids think they can do It."
Boe!1~g . Sees Layoffs
SEATILE (UPI) -Employment at
the sprawling Boein& C.O. here will con-
tinue to drop In 1971. Boeing oUlctalJ an-
nounced Wednesday I.be compan_y ~
llo p<1yroli lo be about 45,000 al Iha end ol
this year and 31,500 by the end of lt?L
Only a year ogo, ~in& hod 15.000
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Residents Vow
By ALAN DIRKIN
Of 1111 Dliltr POii Staiff
Property owners vowed today to
redevelop downtown Huntington Beach
regardless of the-city's Top-or-~P-ter
plan and fight the city in court over con-
demnation of their land.
-"We' intend to move ahead with private
redevelopment regardless of what action
the city takes," promised Robert Terr)',
-,..-...idenl of. the Downtown Property
' Owners Anociation, in a ttatement
released today.
· .Arthur 9~'-the _N~~rt Beach_ at-torney ·whO represents the downtown p~
):ferty owners, said in a telePhone
futerview, "We are gQing to be drawn to
court by condemnation. We will certa1oly
resist the poaiUon liken b}r the city."
Earli$f !hla month the city COWlCiJ gave
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Mideast P'lea .,
Nixon Asks Tito
!he g<Hlhead for Cily Attorney Don Bonfa
to initiate condemnation proceedin&S for
the city to acquire a block deep stretch of
lancLlrontingJacific__ Coasl-llighway
between Sixth and First Streeu plus a
fi ve-acre parcel southeast of Lake Street.
The land· will be taken over by ihe
City's Parking Authority and turned hito
a 1,878-space pa,rIQng lot at a reported
cost of $5.3 million.
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BELGRADE ~UPI) -President Nixon
asked Presld<nfTtto today to help bring
~p,eaee---tF::tbe+MiddlFF.ut""'an<l-a:ssUl'eCI
biJh the United States opposed forelgn in-
terytnj!Qn -
.. Tito 'IB-year-old' Co~ist leader of
the DOD-aligned . third world Of nations,
greeted..NixoD..llt'.the door .. of .the-Adriatic
stone and marble federal governm~_
billlding for-tliret hours of pri~;--
Nixon paused on the way to the
buildfug on the Sava River to shake -·
bands wlilr curioW!I; friendly Yugoslavs.
By ARTIIUR "R. VINSEL
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Greasy, acrid unoke from a~w~
brush fire 50 miles away began boiling over-the orange Coasf tOOi'y ..: and iIDi'-"===
It -the predict.iOQ of new Santa Ana
)lflnds and the strong threat of mort
Sout!iland fit,:e devastation.
No fires had been reported in l)i'ange
County, oHiciitlS atre~d, . as af~
residents tried to · ctieck the amoke'1
. -IOU?l=~ . . .. f ity' M_a~aget
Ntxes-C-lµrrtte-
1 1be Ameria.l'I. President · was ac-
companied by Secrelary of State WJIJiam
P. Rogers ancf Dr •. -Helll'Y. A.~f.,
his national--security ·affain-adviler.
After posing briefly f~r pbotograiihers,
the two leaders sat facing each otl\er
across .a }on.ii: table ~yered jo ~I baize. -~ I 0 -• -"'
. Th~ P':l~plish , ~f.ze that blotted °"'i tht
' · •1!!!'.l!J!rlng roid')!!Om!i)g.tio>lrs Oriitnakd
' In Lytle Creek Canyon, oU Cuc~
J'~ about lt. ml1l!ll northwest Ofth6 SU . 1 . 0
ln. Dtince~Hall
' By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of ,.. o.1rr ri• lteff
. U.S. officials aaid Nilcon IOUi)>l out ad-
vice from Tito, who is cl"" to leaden in
both · the Arab wotld and the Kt,en:Uin, on
gotting negotlallonl mom, --the AraJ>s and llraelll deoJ>llo_the d!m!f!llng
Impact of the death of Egyptian Pr .. ident
G~ Abdel Nasser.
Nixon also assured Tito, American
Former Se.al Beach City Manager Lee aides said, that the United States' 10le
Risner Wednesdv denied charges ~t he aim in the Middle East, a1 in Vietnam, entered a canapiracy to create a "'smokescreen" over high rue develop-was to allow the people to . decide their
ment by exploiting miscOnduct charges own destiny without foreign influence..
against a tee.n-a2~ dance hall. Warming to Nixon's'visit on the day he
Risner was on the wltriess stand for the would otherwise have.attended the Cairo
second straight day during the Marina funeral of his friend Nasser, Tito chang-
Pal•ce license revokatlon hearing and ed hi! plans and decided to appear with
questioned extensively by At to r n e y Nls:ort later in the day at Zagreb, the
Russell W, Bledsoe, who is de£ending capital of Croatia.
HOME Council
Now Opposing
17 -story Tower
Huntington P o(~ce ~c~t:··
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Votes in~Sala.ry ·l)eq,tllpck
dance hall owner William L. Robertson Nixon aidea said today's agenda with
during the proceeding. Tito WU' dominated by Middle East By TERRY CQVll.LE · · '
The former ctty manager, fired from evenb, particularly -tbe death of Na-Aller. °' ftHI D&W• r111t iteff " Police. and firemen. Iii., Hunun,t.Qn . " .;,~ ·b) predict ~e ~ti:omt.:BJJt-w!-will
his ~tion la11t July, wu accused by Tito made a point of remalnlng in Another vo!Ce .he railled an objection Beach still aren'tready1to answer -the cl· BhhoWfct!·ttaoon."· · J.
Bledsoe of collaborating with Police Chief Belgrade to meet Nixon .rather than to the-17.ostory !ltflior citizens tower pto-ty councll"s salary ~ffer ·Of in &:25 per· · Meanwhile, Andy Van~; president
Lee Case and current City Manager Den-flying to Cairo for NasSlr'a funeral. posed by the First Christian Church of cent blanket inCreaat. . . Of.the'!Fitemea's Associa'ilon1 oommented
nls Courtemarche of trumping up false U.S. officials said N"lXOD genuinely was Huntington Beach. Their spokesmen have stated _pUbllcty • thW:'nioc;ntng, "We have not.bing to say at
charges over the dance hall. anxious to Obtain Tito's opinion about the Members of the HOME Council, a they won 't accept 1• but 00 action bas yet this time; The matter Jiw)der atudy."
Risner said he never had a discussion impact of Nasser's death on tile Middle c·t=i·•e homeown -u •A..i .,. • 1 • • 1 J ~ u• ers organi.za on, vo~ '--n 1a•-n •-follow-up tho1t statemen•-, ·. -, P. oil-en ,·,gn~·an·•~eement ·,.v-al with anyone on bringing charges against East crisis. Tito and Nasser had been w •-esd -ht ._ th •A ~ r.e w ~ .... ,.. ~ _. "' ew• ay n1g w oppose e wwer . ~ _ __ . -1.1 • '--------Robertson for any other purpose ~ the close . frien~ lµ)d poliUcaLassociates for because of its location. w.-to~eeek the · -ll percent~mcrease ~ weeii ago ·With CltrAdmini.stratl)r Doyle
s}>ecific allegations wlilCll include sexual years. A high rise commiUee report on the de.sired: . Miller calling for Jill 11 percent ~y in-
mbconduct by dance hall patrons and Nixon also was reported anxious to tower .said, "The proposed First~tian Policemen; however, are now voUng on ~,se. FirerJl.en .ltgned a similar ·Agree.
drug traffic on the premises. hear Tito's views on Soviet naval ex-, · Bledsoe's probing about Risoer's alleg-pansion in the Mediterranean and on Tower is a case of a,n excellen ject what action to take regardina: the aalarles ment for an lt to 13.$ pereent· pay bv
with . 1 y 1 1 t• lth M be.Ing proposed at the wrong location." a~ved by the -·-il. . crease. ed. involvement ma.ior rea estate ugos av re a ions w oscow. n .. v .......... developers to crea.te high density, high The tough-minded / Yugoslav leader HOME CouncU members supported the "We should know by Monday whit our Both ,groupa":clai:i'n ·the counctl's1.ction
rise apartment uni.ta alOOi the beachlront broke with Soviet communism 22 years idea of 1 senior citizens faciUty • but con-membership wants tO do," ' Ed Pratt, In · overturntpg · those atreemehb· -was· disclosed~ acquaintance with develop-ago and has maintained a alrlctly in-sidered that a ta11 •tower at t7th Street pre!lktent of the P6Ueemen'1 Alsodatlan, arbitt,.,.., ~ illegal, ..... t mun.· cll, men
ment executives but failed to establish dependent political line, although be re-and Adam1 Avenue would interfere with said .th& mofnlnt:. A pOU Of'tiie mfrn.. _, -~ ~ ...
closer ties. .mains 1 convinced Communist. IWTomuting residential neighborhoods. bership atai.ted•todat. arpe:1tbeY,~ ~ ~~u-~ ~
"My relationship with them was~ ''The location ii too !ar removed from Prtitt would not say·what tbe-pOUcemen them. '11Mf...council allo J)u authorized
primarily one of business," said Risner, abopPing, mediCal and transpartation 8.re votbli: oh. "i eoUkln?t• meil 'the · ·~.a·Jibor ·~,altotney,,
adding. that he was only interested 1n the 3 H. • , flctUties," 'lhe HOME' CoWlCU • report ballot proposiUtwt no\. and . t 'wouldri't to ~MJW.tbe bar~ ~·l04 el""• gain rather than his own during hls . untingto.. said. "And parking requirements for both • . . • .... ...: ·~ .. ..:.• -:..~ . ...:ii.' • ., the sanctuary an<l-the '-.wer proi·~-'"n . · • • : ~e .w~w~ we-,.°'·~, W'8i-.\ tenure as city manager. """ ~1.:1..... ut.. n--·..i 1.-u __
He said he had discussed going to work ·R 'd · F not1be adequately proylded on the prD-T ' T'' · le. · ·Mi• offered a lu.i""'l!I'"" 1•pe .wn-
for one of the developers shortly sfter he e81 ents ace posed fiv .. acre site." · -ito· ,1,pn s,·_ · day ifP.I tbet 1om1fi0iutioo,ti>Jtbe'.aa!aey
was terminated, but that it was done in Church officials ~ plan a 950-seat .f'" ~-=· ·: ·~:ti(~Bei~~
an off-hand manner. Dru Ch aanctuary with drive-in facilities. next to N • S • _. to ,allthoria. •, -...i_ · 10,. mee_ ·.tl'Al•in
·1 1o1d th th•• be 1 ld h g ar ges the tower. · ixon ips · _ "'I" , em !I may wou ave . The HOME Council stand falls ln line · with: IJ)Okamea ,fer i ~ :tl";lf'!>qpl ,for to come around to someone 1ooking for a , tilrther" ~ ~ ~ """"'"1ing
job. But no offer was ever made and Three HunUngton Beach resldenb were with the recommendations of the city • B~LGRADE (AP) -· Prtsident · .l..·.,A_A1'11l..:-... -. • .-, •
, . ' ~~~~~·i:.tn,blacl~ u
ttr.l:lllhter1 \cloeed la ' lo Nttound the hi.if, Jioir -tQdiy-drove )Ii<. raiiiil
fiame,t onto llWTOWl~Df terrain.. ·
The outlook from one end ol California to the other wu bad by noon.
"It is a grhn pJcture/' salt;l .E. A·.
Heading, of the State. Divilion of
Forestry, refl,,ectlng only on a ainCle
blaze, the 11,0IJO.acre Cuyamaca flr<·ln
San Djego County. : .
"U-we don't gel a line around It before
tile Sanla Anas ~y blow, we have a
prob1em, '' he coiitinued.
One cheering development in ~ ·
holocau1t seri~ that, swept the 1late
beginning sls: days ago, causing 10 deaths
and nearly 11.i mljllon ln damage; ~IS
containment of the .Wont.ilid.ividual blue
in California history. ·
· Firefighten pronounced the 200,000!acre
Mount Laguna fire in Clevelani:! National
Forest surrounded at dusk Wedne,sday.
De.Spite the omlnoUI predictiO'nis ,of
weather forecasters foe a return of. U.
dreaded devilwindl driven in frotil . the
de>ert each autumn by tonlgbt an<I Fr~
day,_Jhey woo'.1 be--•1-1evere q last
weekend.
Gale force winds up to *I miles-P.tl'
hour slashed down through some bnllb-
choked. mountain canyons -lnciOOattng
everytJiing In -their path -bul .1:J?. fu ,30 mll~per hour ts ·tbe Jatat predlctiOii.
Following President N"11on'1 declara-
tion ·Of "the entire Southbirid as a illsaster
area, . Gov. ~ ~called for an .in-·
vestlgation ln1o me\jlnds of reducing the
fire peril. . I
State Department of Flsh am! Game
1ulh0ri.Ues cancelled· the remaindirJ or
deer hunting season In the 156-sqllir ..
mile ailill are. OfSan Diego CoUl'lty.;
A terles of conferenees began ln dlles
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that's all t&ere wa9 lo Jt," Risner among four persona indicted today' by the planning department for approVal of the Tito gave visiting U.S. Prealde:rit · ,-,~,u'f·~Nl! .~~ .. L,'~ :~J -\~-·
testified. · • Orange County Grand Jury on various pcoposed sanctuary, but denial of the Nixon 10rrie ·&<tvlce on btVeraget ', . · u.ve.l'.!UOll w uut."'\"'·.,... peroaJ)I -o=W;,N:=:Ctll;::=•~~--:;::=;--J--t
-----rusner--a:Jso-eame-under-fil'e--eboul'--1---drug--char·..,,-. -----~---..,wu &oday-l>Ul-lppereot.ly-i-went-'\ :-9u~-WtOt--Ml~~mebt;""'~~--'=" •
(See RISNER, Pip %) -The • panel named Shlrley Joanne Planning conuniuionen-wilt tludy-t ---'-unhe<ded. ---· -~ ;-MJll<r.->lld;-~'by , tlle; OCL' 5. orOct.'ll • a ...,e~.~;:.f,:.
Home Delive~y
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A new subocrlpllon rat< of $2.25 per
month for home deHVtry of the DAILY
PILOT goell Into effect today. .
Continued riSing costs of all i)l"Oduction
elements -including a"l"feeentfy an-
nounced 18 per too ne"'prlat prlce 1,..
cttate -have .ma di the 25-<:ent incru.se
fece~ary.
Your-.DAU.Y PILOT carrier, an in-
dependent me•clwl4 ·will eejoy hlgh<r
earnings rrom the new p[ice and the
DA!!.Y PILOT will C<llltin""-to Improve
rePQrtlng and production techniques to
d11iver an even better product to you ln
the'-!Uture.
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Peeples, n ,. of 110 Ninth St., Timothy request for a conditional exception on the .. When ~ get· older,' w~)l;y ·ls : ~dl :~~g."' , , . don't smOke In the woods. Loot
Elliot Bilsack, 23, of • Memphi1 St., tower at their meeting•ne:1t Tuelday. ·better for •the b~·thip miik·1'1 '' for heat approaching t$ on ' the
. and George Hitlory Rohmer, 20, also of Further commenls by the ROME Coan-Tito, a ruddy 71 yean old, told Nix· ,-coast and up to 95 in the inlsnd
309 Memphis St.. in an indictment listing ell on the tower indicated i .. need for NCh on when .-liteni ai>Pe~ With ) • tin ~I · · ' ~ l?-fC areas.
charges of possession of marijuarla with a fa cility but in another 1 locaUon. •.trays Of haf!I and aoft.dtfua it·tlJI·. ' iJ.D~ .. C)U. '~ ..
intent to sell, possession of marijuana, Members of the study conin\lttee allo end of'thelr·political ta.lb. ' · · · · · ,.-.1 fNSJBB TODAY ~
possession of dana:erous drugs (Tµi.nol), placed DO limJb on the -~ht, except Tbe' Y~lav '*iefe . D l .. a · m · . 4 ,1 nt&r . -,.
and poaession of ·• r co tics that OJUideraUoo be given io sur· took a tatl tiijhblll' aftdl"' · • ~ ~ • ~;..,~ppf'\.ll~ ..,.,! v~ •1 -aP1·do ft" art wordroftn
piraphernalla. rouMing development. ·be:-UrJ:lng1Nlidn: th"CIQ . Malt. ; ' 'i'"'·~ 'I. I htri from CorfnM S11fpp of
Iridlcted with the trio was Timothy The report said, '1Slnce thereiis a need ··The !Amerkan ·lelder'~ i.' · · ,'Jbe .. Hut1ncton· Be,cb· :~ of Ru•llno.ton Btach, who Ma b'tdl:
Michael Nebel, 24, of Sierra Madre. for low-exist senior ciUzen 'boualog, ~ gtass-ofTtd wme wttb :a .~twtit'.rtf'· ~,ii ~hi &"'tbt the qddt ·aaa~t Iler and it> .
Tbe HU!ltington Beach trlo .,., ar-the• FHA Sec1Jon 236 procram provtdel 1', lemon. -• + • • .• ~ ~ .• ""'1 . . ~ lfotc~ .of -Di,..a• 1971 ,,..iq
rested.July 14· at the Memphls ·Slr«t ad· method. whereby conununilies· ~·PP.I Tht, fwi!:",preslde•fl c t.j e·li .:d-~ • ~."_l!l'r,l~ ~ "1!':'140 . 1
1 ""-~·, ~" ~~· I,7-. · l , • drw. hls -oeed at the lowest -1bJe,dttllol iliiio'.'u_thdi' w!Yes ,,....,., •:;.·Ohftn~ •. ~11 1 ~··"'P.\CJ •ll i
Tbe ca,. was originally thrown _out of taxtlliyen, religious d-l~ followed • by "'°"' •atten 'Willi ~:lo~'J'4 vqte~fflliJ:f1!9' &..;·: ;•:_-,E.~1 ·!--~
West Orange Couply Judtciat ·Dl!trict unk>111,fr~!:!!'!"~ '. l!.'f.11 . (;,p...-.dllnki.•Mll. ~!ton;.-a '.p.1'~1~1'l!·~k4i'a:';'..,.;_ ·-'.,.: ·•__. ._ t;:oort becaue of.-·-¥" inVaUd March war:· aboUld.!:be .:-w:=~~ ~;.~ ..::l_,...U. ~juice,.,._., .ve1.\ ... ...ulfirfil&L ~ ~ ~ _--.,T· n ~ uw__J 2 .. rant~PoHcl'l't!atnited"thetbtte-ptnonJ -munity~haiierce. .. , .·cbo.eaamaUglMlollftplt-.~ t--~:ttlift~1 tas •nte.from .itt ',~..:... ?: ~...._~
In the court hallway and tool< the cue to Com1mu.. memtiera ,<!ll'la'tnod that as ll! 1 few mbtltes, 'nto w, • • eoirntl\-lt,it per 11,_:_"!""!'~ •aluat.., -• .,. • -•
the gram! jury. -downtown.llwitJn&too sUifi 9i;owa ~. allllOll emplled 1111' gt& <llllron,., •. · !P;iiJ!l'!* •100. i:.:~-' J ~. -• . • ;~~;·:; ' ':..ll :::/:"'~.,. :
lnvesUgatora did not Immediately and the older homes glve way to oe~ tipping oeduionllly, firdlbed ,)lm l ; ~~ 110ca,I ~h!lh -;1ac?900\ :dli0:1Cf._tiU •"'•> u e '' """""*"" '"*
reveal what rule the Siem Madre co~. oldeT Mdenta will Detd • than half of. fill. · . .. , , operatW uMet· lM~'.d . ti& r¥e m I :..:..;. 1 .• ;: ._ ,....,. ~
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· ; .. The-wll~IJlo ·N~ B"ch If !he
ell)' rtsei,nds its -qrttment on a portion
of the rou1e ef tbt Pacific Coast Highway
~ !l!~i,. 1a .eor ... · c1t1 Mar.
llaJc ):.ylrDf.. dir<ctor ol District 7,, ~WQrllla'.,DIO!&ion of lll&i>w~s con-
firmed today.
He said ll the vt.ry l~ast the Mate will
1etk to ns::over "the several hundred
thousand dollars" it has spent on design
1tudies for the freeway through the city.
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,Cele bratio n Set for ·lnt~pia's Fif~r .
BW Ficker coal..~ thll w~. AU lhree will partJclpote In "BW be occord<d r!;U! J tbe Ome, lllcludlna >.n 1aqderdor when he left a champlbn Ficker Day" activities. the presen~Uon o1.1')ey: to the city and a
Upon his return, jhe man w'ho skippered These will lndude a . boat parade • special award from $e bAILY PILOT.
the America~• Cup winner will be greeted &round Newport Harbor,· with Ficker a!1d ~ A resolullon conitat.ulallng Ficker
by a wbltlwlnd ol Whoopee Sunday af· his wife, Barbara, aboard the C:Olumb1a, adopted by , the californ1a Stale SeMt•
ternoon. the IZ.meter yachl that defended the cup will also be read. '
Architect and sailor William P. Ficker in 1964 and 1967.. .. .. . . -· .The .. citY. hall ceremonics,beain at_,:2tl
-1his· w:eer-eompleted the defeat -~r The parade wtll begln 'Of~la\lf·ft'bm p.m. • .
Auatralian challenge.-. Grete~ It to 'Ir" the China ·Cov~ area at ~.15 P·n:'· and The festivities~ will bring 'to fn end yacht~'s _mogt cove~ .international will·feature any number of vesseU in full literally fears or preparation and six
champ1onsh1p. dreM. t ti" I Aboard Intrepid. Ficker and his crew In addition lo the Columbia, in tow, the g~uellng weelu of act~a eompe uon or
won the best-of-seven series four-to«ie. parade will feature tile Newpor;t Harbor Flt:ker and ~e lnllep1d.
Ficker will fly -to Orange County and Gorona del Mar High School band! on . It began With a·three-w1y battle for thf!
Airport at 2: 15 p.m. Sunday whereupon one boat and a number of "VIP" craft. right to defend the bottomless old mug
will begi!}iib day of salutat ion to him. The parading vessels ":ill sail a four· . lhat ~as become the symbol of y.·orld
A delegation or Newport Beach city of. mile route to Ardel\'s Marma, adjacent tel yachhn~ supremacy. . . .
flciab:, headed by Vice Mayor Howard the Stuft Sllirt restaurant. . Intrepid ~on" repeatedly ~n con·
Roien. and' local yacht club executives. The entourage will then be drivett to cl· frD'ntahons with. VaUant and Heritage, the
will welcome the triumphant architect at ty hall where William L. O'Bryon, two othet ·American boats see.kin&-the
Ayanlan said the movement of a
--~ltlDl[f'~!retO orce a· e eren-
dum on rescinding the agreem!.nl (see
-1eP.r1te story) is simply agalmt-the law~
· "We have a two.party contract," he
said, ''according lo law, it cannot be
rescinded unllatera!Jy."
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the air strip. chairman of Bill Ficker Day, will preside right lO defe~ me Nup. y -~lcker;-the--first-West-Coast-aklpper~o,er'iorm·arcer~nm~le . . 1~11f,"Wit e .ew ~~~ Club
ever to represent this country in the 119-Among the highlights of the formal select.tan ct1mmlttee s decl!J,Or.: Au&. 30
yea"r hi!:tory of the cup, will be ac· ce·rem·ony;-which i.!"<lpen to the public.· that Ficker .was quicker, he" began
compartled by his two crew members will be the reading of a congr•tulatory preparations far the rice teriea that
from Newport Beach, George Twist and m"essage from GOvernor eagan. be~an 5ept. 15. -
Jim Titus. A nu'mber of other s I tributes will The rest is, yachtin.g hlslor)'.
He indicated the state would likely stti:
a court order to allow the freeway to be
bullt. ----'-. • --
He said the only le1al way to kill the
hip:way would be by action ol. the ~late
legtalature. ·
Assemblyman Robert Badham . tR·
· Newport Beach) proposed just such
· legi1lation this year but, after passing the
· Assembly, the measure w1s killed in·the
; Senate Tr1naport1tion Committee.
Griev ing Son
Egyptian President Gamal A~e.l Nasser's second born, Abdel Hamid
(center), weeps as relatives support him. Male merabers of Nasser's
family today took the dead leader's flag-draped coffin by helicopter
from Kubbeh Palace to the starting point of lhe funeral cortege.
See story, Page 4. ' After the defeat, Badh1m vowed to
continue his fight and indicated he would
reinlroduce his bill in the next session or
'the Iegislab.lre. 'M' d. ~ .rt.. l) d ~:'ii:;. ~in~.!.:~~~ ~d ~:~ • ur .e, r. -,...a1arges 1 ' roppe ;
~ Jy this, the state his halted virtually all ,
design· work on .lhe road. . ' ·
"~,.however," he s1id, "the legislation .. · ~i~ ~:;1~:.·1-.... .,., "' willP"'Ce<d Qth:er Accusations Remain
"Iti.sonlyprudentonourparttotry.to "-'~ .•• , ' , . ~
conSerw: the t.axpayers maney," .he said, , • .. > · ---. !. __ - ---
e1pt1inina: whf plannina: efforts have Murder charges b,ave been dropped drug ring cetered at Loil Al&l1litoS race ~ 1topped. · . · 1111nst tWG Dien onCe·accused·of the kill--;;a.act and that he set firg to tbe garage to I Ayanian said the city could effectively tn1 of a Hollywood man who died, shackl· draw attention to hil plight.
I delay actual construction of the road for 'ed •band and foot to a-stand pipe, in a Grlves;' confined to.:> wheelchair. bu
I completion of the 11.1tttn in tht.· courlty Dliaing I'?' Alamitos 1atase. ' • . _,,been delcrlbed in .tes_~Y as the leader
no sooner.lhln 1lll'· : __ _ ·~~.dgF.ll~udg•'F'llf r~'wljilie-dliitilllfy"dtd·iiOthtnc:ur
-i-"We Can ketp~ dropping it lower and iuling leaves charges of kidnaping, conJ l~n :h11 power of ab10lUle authority
· lower on our priority llsfs." he pointed :.piracy false ~t-and robbery over bis aides. .. •
out, aaythg-thiJ C"C:Jqld be tept up unUI "the outatandmg against paraplegic Raymond Investigators allege Beck told them
,tate freeway system ii completed in Graves Jr. 24 of 12322 Martha Ann before ·he died that Graves left him in the
Orange County. / ' . . ·•Drive, Loi Awftitoci and Cbt!:ster Janiet garage with the statement that he (Btck) The~ -he said, unless the legislature Chrb:topher, -~·_:_ ~ I.<>s ~t~. •~th would be·disp:ised or when the ra~ track
has killed _I.he N~ Beach le;fment, ·men are schtiiiilled to go 6ii tHl1 Oct. 28. gang }ot back to thTiome.
the rO¥d wiU be built. The the lnln def~ts tn a All charges have been dropped against
He said that current Um_elables call for .. pap~=~• by 3.e Otl!Jle Coon;-Arthur Thurman, .24, of 433 Howard St., Ocomlhp~!u,"!. or_ the system LD the county n ty Grand Jury on charges of' ·killing. of Los Alamitoe and Gordon Brown, 24, ·of
.,, _, t Los ADaeles. Both were named in the
· "It could be Jonan If we·set a d~li ~tue&.;;Beck, ~.of Hol~. Beck~~ 'Orange County Grand J~indictment,
I. · .. ;~-I" ·~d I , m·~ • low days after firemen ".'"'" • , our lnaJK:?l&1 win an ~ · ' • ~ ftmi, badly burned and ~nung,
Ea;'ller ~ th~ ~ state d ftt>m the gutted garage at Graves' home. '
conaJder dropping plln.!1 IOr the. entire Investigators said Beck's imprisonment F rom Page l
southern JeCtJon of the freeway, give n by followed a dispute among members of a
_tbt department'1 number two m1t1, -
William Hasblmoto two weeks ago, were
categorized aa extremely remote by Aya-
Dian. Be.ach Fire Chief
Gets League Job
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throughtout the state to organize efforts
toward reducing the critical problem or
winter flooding and mudslides in fire-
scarred areas.
One.million pounds of fast-growing rye
F rom Page 1
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zoning variance that was granted to the
R and B Development Company' for
building a swinging singles apartment
complex with Jess square feet per unit
Lhan the ordinance calls for.
Risner admitted that the variance was
granted, but that it was not unusual for
major developments to come in under .a
zoning change.
Later during the Wednesday sessjon.
Kris Lindatrom, a UCI-graduate student
and lelf proclaimed envirorunental ex·
pert, testified that high rise developments
wch as enviaioned by . the . Risner.
J atheml R i v e r f r o n t Redevelopment
Agency would severely disturb the quali·
ly of life in the,clty.
µtldstrom .said the new buildings w~d
overtai: the sewer system, create traffic
congestion, restrict parking and bk>ck the
sea breeze-for Inland r-tstdenU~
"Only the developers will · reap the
rewards and once they're thri>ugh, they'll
just leave-town· and Jet the resident&
wre1tle wlfll the pr®lems they Created ,"
said Lindstrom. -memoe~-w00ee deftnse endeavor• to
prove that Robe(tson QPpol!!ed such
developmenta "and that· he-had to -be 1111~ thrliu&h the danct hall pro-
ceeding, !Mn called cutrent C i t y
Manag:er Dennis Courtemarche to the
atand. ·
C.Ourtemarche agreed that he was
''loyal'' to Risner but said that it W8tan
·~stltutlonal loyalty'' which. did not car·
ry into the current hearing.
Bledaoe, hbwevl!l', ~ccused him of car-
rying out the JX)li~les l~ld down by Risner
and reprimanded him for aiding Chief
Case in the prosecution or tbe. charges
when the city charter does not make
alloY{ances for him to help the pro-
secution.
Huntington 4-H Chili
Elects New Officers
At the first hint the state might 111e
Newpoh Beach, also given by Hashimoto
two weeks aa:o. several key people in the
anti-freeway mo~em~l'!t said they telt the
_city wou1d be bette( oU paying the desip
~ts than putUn1 up with the road. · Huntington Beach Fire Chief Ray
Picard has been appointed a member of
the steeri~ .. C()mmiltee of the National
{..ea111e. of Cities Committee on ~ublic
Safety. '
grass seed, worth $250.000, will be Fivr new leaders have taken office in
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.' Councilman Jack Green noted the a~
poinl.rRent at a council meeting this week ..
and said it was "a considerable honor for
Huntington Beach" that Picard had been
selected.
showered over 400.000 scordled acres the Tri-city Challengers 4-H Club or Hun·
beginning in about two weeks. but even tington Beach.
this may be ineffective. Named to their new posts 'Tuesda y
''This is only an emergency Cover." night were : Ted de IAyola, president:
emphasiied Donald Miller, of the U.S. Charles Straub. vice president: Vicki
Soil C.Onservation Service. Espinoza, secretary; [)()bbie Bender,
"At best, it is only a stopgap measurP. treasurer, and Mary Catherine Quinn,
until native grasses take over in about reporter.
two years." he continued, saying even Officers announced that Che club would
this step is uncertain. meet the seC()nd Tuesday of each month
roblems'
TopGermanPolice Aide
Pa ys Huntington Visit 0
Policemen face the same trouble_ all
over the world.
One of West Germany's "top cops, Dr.
Othmar Keller, emphasized that point on
a re~nt visit to the Huntington Beach
Polire Department.
"One of our major problems i~ auto
thefts, we have 300 a month," Dr. Keller,
director or the 3,000 man Upper Bavarian
State Police force In Southern Germany,
commented.
,;The heavy increase in vehicle use in
Ge.rmany has provided the criminal with
gr.eater mobility and also presents 11
greater lr<!-ffic proble"'11 on the narrow
Gem:ian stree4.11 he toUl-lfWitihtton
Beach Police Chief Earle Robitaille.
Dr. Keller is visiting -£..out h-e-r n
California police departments to study
the use of computers and other electronic
gear in police work. ,
He was treated to a rlde in the poli~
department's helicopter and shown police
communications systems.
Dr . Keller·~ own for~ includes 1,500
police units. 100 motorcycles, three
hellocpters and several patrol boats. {fis
men cover 1,000 square mile! around
Munich.
"During the last thre! years our
narcotics problem has also grown
tremendousJy," Keller told local police .. ·
officials. "And violent student
demonstrations .are presenting · CGDtrol
problem.s to the department."
He said he also h.u a problem com·
monly faced by other police departments.
"Too few officers and not enough
money."
Enzyme Kills T~or
SEATI'LE (UPt l -A model Of an
enzyme which apparently kills one type
of cancerous tumor has been produced by
µu-ee University of Washlngt«i scienti.sts.
'I'be 1elentists said Wednesday tha:t the
enzyme, glutaminase, keeps the tumors
from· getting an amino acid they need to
STUDYING U.S. POLI CE
West Germany 's Keller
Trustee Mee ting Set
Trustees of the FC1Untain Vallt,.Y Schoo!
High rile l!loul~ _be •WTOU!lded by
equal open space, HOME Cot111cil
members also It&~ in their rtport.
The C()unc!I authorized Picard to attend
meetings of the committee In Cblcago
Oct. 9 and Atlanta Dec. 7 wilh-
''reasonable expenses allowed.''
remain alive.
District Will meet in· regular session al
7:30 o'clock tonight in the district cur·
riculum center, Number One Lighthouse
Lane. Light rains will germinate the rye at the Westmont Sc¥oJ on Heil Avenut. b
p;rass -which would still be ineUective-r;:::;;::;::;::;::;::;:;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;, 'nle HOME Council's high rise C()m·
mil.tee w.aa headed by Mn. Lorraine
Faber and included William Ben Lon-
deree. William K. OtSon, Rosalie Rehling
and John H. Si.ll!.t.r ,_AU .. are or....hay_e been
olli~n in individual homeowners
usociationa.
The HOMJ CcMmcll l>Olitioa will be
tiand · -writing la the cily ptonnlng
co ion.
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The councilmen al so approved a re-
quest for Police Chief Earle Robitaille to
attend the International Association of
Chiefs of Police Meeting-in Atlantic City,
N.J., Oct. J-8 and authorized the payment
of "reasonable e1pen1es."
Injured Woman
Pried From Ca r
. I A 23-year-old. Santa Ana wotnan had to
be pried from htr car after she rammed•
a traffic light early this morning at Bo\sa
Avenllf: and Ward Streel In Westminster.
Cheryl Ann Cook was reported in fair
condition today al Kaiser Hospital in Bell.
flower, where she was taken after initial
triatmtnt at Westminster COmmunity
Hospital. Doctors said she sUffettd a
broken right leg and cul! and bruises.
Westminster police and firemen ,had lo
pry her right leg free as it wu j~
between the seat cushion and \tie fi~.wall
Which had been. shoved back by ~ Jin·
pact or the cr11h.
Poli«-said she hit the guard ra il ·in
front of the traffic light aboul 12:43 a.m.
Truck Hits Girl
Cross ing Street
until around Christmastime -while
heavy downpours striking early would
wash the seed away, spelling disaster.
"We could have as much damage from
the rain~ as from the fire itself," observ-
ed Robert Reese1 of the U.S. Forest
Serv[· . Th America11 lnsuranCe Association
and he Insurance Information Institute
estifuate 2,010 structure! -rTl(]Stly homes
have been destroyed or damaged sn far.
A total of 800 homes were total losses,
along with S24.9;nµlion of insured private
property or varioll! types, the insurance
experts estimated. {
Santa Ana winds building up again in
the San Bernardino area whipped the LY·
lle Creek fire that was all but rontained
nver 500 more acres in a downhill direc-
tion cnnsidertd dangerous.
C.Ontainmenl wa5 considered possible
today. weather conditions permitting.
No contain ment was near at all in the
Buckeye Fire which has burned 36.000
acres of nearly impassable terrain north
of San Simeon in the Santa Lucia Moun·
t.ains.
A stand of non-Virgin C.Oast Redwood!.
about 200 acres, was badly damaged by
the.. coastal bfau.. which is pu:Uy In l.m
Padres National Forest 11nd partly on
Hunter·Liggett Military Reservation.
Firefighters had reached &i percent
C()ntainmenl of the stubborn Red Moun·
llaln blaze in Sequoia National Forest but
it was iitill consuming heavy timber.
Expert.I surveying the devastated
P.1alibu·Newhall.Slml fife area -where
iiome hot spots still pose danger -were
optimistic ii lJ'le'hot, dry winds stay al a
mlnlmum level. J
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Bonih Hits Belfast
A c.ost. Mesa &irl struck by a vin as
she cro....i busy Newport Boulevud
Wednetday ""' reported In good -dltlon iad•Y lollcnrfnc oura<ey.
"C.tbolln< E. <lw<nl. II, of 2171 Rural
Lane .... u Cl'Olllng at Bay Street niar
her home "'hen knoc~d to the P,,vemtn\, BELFAST. Northem Ireland (UPl l -"'
pollct 11ld. A bomb w1s thrown .. fat an army and
She wta taken to neWy COil.a Mua poliot patrol early toda)t nur a cemetery
-Mtrrrorlal-Maspltfl""for 'lrtatment 11rtl:11 oh the ed(e ~ -the-Roman C..lhoUc-lht accident .involving .. 1ttt-tumlnc vehi· Bogslde District. polkt said.· Jt t.tptoded
cle driven by lrvlnl F. Oram. It, ol 20!\'J ;\ bohto<I llleir ,vehicle bul cau...t no
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Describing . President Tito as a :·.ttrong
and vibrant personality ," President Njx-
on sat brieny today on the bed in which
the; Communist lCad!?f was bom 78 years
ago ·in a tVt:o-story, white :itucco· house
lhat ia now a 'VUgoslav national shrine.
Tito and hb wife, both ln raincoats,
were at lhe .foot. ol ~ramp when the
"Nixoos arrived 1board Alr Force One. A
military' band' p11·Jtd the anthenfs of bolh
countriew and ~tne ·two presidenCs In·
apected ( an ~ hOnor. euard · ol ·helmeted
Y"tigoslav troops. -•
Niion and Tito drove throu;h lllo city
atariding in the~ raincoat!.
n:ie motoreade drove slowly to St.
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Nixon and his wife ·r;it spent ;bouf 20
minutes in the freshly painted house
which stanls on i cobble-stoned street in
thii to~TI .22· riiiles oul8ide Ute Croatian
capital or Zagreb .. A. heavy : rain fell
outside as Tito and his v.•ife showed them
.... 'ftWY. ~nteted-1 cOOverj.ible with !he top
up and sped off toward the city. follo"•ed
.by the two first ladies in a c!Osed car. A.l
lhe city outskirts the molorcade··stoppcd
MJrk,'s square downtown and puUed up at
the Court of Uk'es, a baroquwtyled 17th
century buUding wbich is the seal of the
Cftlatlan state parliament. Thett they'
mei Oragulln Haramfjn, pre!llier of
CroaUa, anG J8kov Blazevic, j>resldent ol
the ~tia'h parliament. ""-._
\Vednesday night'-~ixon made an unan·
... ·and,· dcspili a aiiu.ling rain, the" top . or
the. car was lowered.
nounccd• ltendshaklng foray t n t o
,•-:··ntown Belgrade.
around. tr_ 1:;{ 'f:r ~.
Tito showed Nix9ii a PQSter offering a r---=----· ----....::::W .=....;._ *
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re\vard Of l,000 gold piece.9 for his cap-'F• L d M 1· · F • i ---~ ture as • partisan le.;Micr fighting the •·• ~ u·st a a re'i:;: . 1·1e11c . ~'f' . Nazis in \Vorld \\far II. "Were you· worth r .'1t. 0 / -it.=µ.!-Nixon-asked-wilh-a smil'• . ..:...------------~,._ __________ _,.__ _____ ~_.-25~eat,-With-n10-----i
Nixon commen(ed on the beauty of the 1 I p · I electiona, 1ito ~ • • an.J
STROLLING MALE SHOPPER PONCE.RS MILADY'S FASHIONS
H•t th• Feminist Moven1tnt Brought the Midi to Its Knees?
Midi 'Gets S11uh
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Coast Sh'!ppers Hit 'Middle Look'
By JOANNE REYNOLDS ''And the maxi look is going just
°'~~'' '"•''~". great," sbe add.eel . That:t a sentiment
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Leg lovers ol the Oraiige· Coast. have · echoed by all 16 shoppers . \\' h o
M fear. . u~animously said Ibey approved of the
_ 2....'.tbem.idi.·skirtJs..no~t. __ maxi .ant.,mini.__,_..;....-__ ~-. :---
-At1least that's the consensus of 16 sMp-Of the two married couple'\ qucsl1one<t,
pe"rs · intervitWed recently' at NewporL one couple ._ Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Beach's Fashion Island. Salcido of Fullerton -was for it. Another
Three -two women and a man -couple -Mr. and ~1rs. Joseph .Husar of
thoug\lt it was all right ror certain peoplf' Q.arden Grove-offered a·split ~e~ ...
a.LCertain_Umes,~but the. rc:~t-..gueJt a H~I', ~fr. !_iusar, the a~b·f!11d1·1te
definite thwnbS down.-. '":--·: of the~rr,"sa.id .he would let h~1. wif~ buy
Of course . it wasn't a1way.s the one. Being 1 d1plqmal, ~ d10 f19{ say a~lhe\ics' ~i-forced UM;. disapproval. anyth.ing ~t letting her wear it after
· Tustin ·resident Jol\n Zerm, ?G, said he she· bought it. .
doesn"t . like ihem. ThC gir!S he kno\':S ·One \\'Oman, Cate .su:npso~. cc_b~ed her
don't-Cithel-. ''"!'hey qon't like the·idea of t~naged • dau~h~er s antt ~ nud1 -sen-
1\aVui'.lg tO replace1n ·entire warOrobe." lif!len~. She said :ih~. ~as _gomg .~ pants
·.And lhen lh~r'e's the. famous old sayinc:. 1t11ts .man effort to · ride 1t out. ..
. ••tf you 've got j( n,unt il," to •account _While the shoppen endorsed the m1n1 for·the-reluet.8~ on the part of younger an~ maxi looks and disapproved the midi,
\\:orTicn. to-1alLJtead over _beels:Jor the -tht,l'e 'v~ cm.!Y. two spok.esm~ for
midil moderation. ~nore Dev~e of Laguna
• ~ise Leclerk, l!l, said-s'he found the Beach and _Elaine McMan1gal of Newport
thiJ!81 "dov.·11 right ugly as did her boy ~each said they prefer the happy
friCnd· Kirk Schuler. 24. · ~iwn. "I don't re.ally like the middl,~
Ginni Silverman ;ilso 19 said she finds .ot the caU, but I do like the knee-length,
-t.ibe midi in bad ~ste and' that ·midis re-Mrs. Devine said. · ~mind her of a slwrt dress someope has Tfle fascinat.ion with the maxi was ex-
: tried to lengthen. Ho\1·ever she admitted plained by Ray Rough, a department
she owns a pantsuit with 'a midi length store clerk, who noted that it was "old
vest. fashioned looking." '
Pam \Vear a. clerk in one of Fashion Tustin resident Zerm explained the
Island's bouiiques. said very few mJCli fondne..ss for the mini : "Sure I like it.
length dresses and skirts have sold . Tbere:s not a siltgle re~ -~Io O·d ~ d
Coata tunics and vests .and gaucho type American male that doe.sn t like looking
pants' are doing a little better, she. added. al Jirls in mini!.''
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:::> November Date Set
Drifters Face Separate -
Trials in Cult Murde1 · -'\
A pair of young driflc~ accuscd·in the
bizarre Devil Cull killing , of a pretty
?ifi.!!sion Viejo tea cher 11·iJI be ·tried
geparately Nov. 9 in Orange Counly
Superior Court .
Judge James F. Judge agreed \\1cd·
,ne&lay to th~ petition' of · H~~man H.
1Taylor, 17. for separate proceedings in
the murder of f\frs. Florence N. Bro \\"n.
His alleged ..l~mp]ice In the rifulil
.i-.illing, Stephen C .. HT,r~ 20, also •.
transient, 1vill go on tririf at 'the same
time in an adjacent courti:oom.
Both Hurd and Taylor have been held
In Orange County.Jail siOce 1beinj: arrest-
ed in connection with ~frs. Brown's dis-
·memberment. murder and . the hatch~t
slaying or a Santa Ana service sfation. al-
1endant.
Jerry W. Carlin .. 21 , was found in a pool
of blood on the floor of lhe station June 1,
one day before the missing Mrs. Bro,vn·s
mutilated remains v.·ere foun'd buried off
Ortega HighWay.'
The 3t-year--0ld teacher. y,·hct lived in El
-,Oro, wTs i.ifiigea from lleTiar·oif Sana
'.canyon Road two weeks earlier, driven lo
an old orange grove in Irvine and slain.
Stte v.·as allegedly subjected to Devil
•oorship rites before and after death,
\\'hile her body wu found minus the right
arm and internal organs.
Sickened homicide detectives have
charged. members ~r r k>o.!lely knit band
l"tf drift.el'9 involved dnoured parts ortter
nesh before it y,•as laid In the sandy
1r,1ve.
-Robbery -a mere $40 or $50 wa3 in-
,·olved -is atLributcd to the: murder of carti!i. who v.·as held up only four day$
earlier by two bandits whO threatened
l:&im v.1lh a ruor and screwdriver.
lronk:ally, they were i c n It n cc d
"'edncsday by Judge Judc:e In lhc 1t1n11~ -mun ~held-for the. StW..>:cts char;.
td \\'ith mun::lering car tin in--c" litter
robbery. ..
T\obcrt A. lfarpcr, "''l9 kJ101~n a.•
Arturo A. AnLhOQJ. 'Z3, of 17434 Golhard
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St., }(untington Beach, wa~ committed lo
the California Rehabilitation Center at
Norco.
He is a narcotics addict v.•ho robbed lo
s,upport his habit.
Judge Judge disposed in the safne court
session of icJentical robbery . charge.s
against H~rper's · companion Kenneth
Jaine! Freda, 29, of Santa Ana.
-F.reda will se,ntenccd lO one y~ar tQ. .life
in 'state J,rlso'n 'fOr his part in lhe s~rvice
1t8tion holthiP. ' , ·
ti.rthur Graig "f\1oose" Hulse. 161 .or
Garden GrOve; i!; chargod. with the later
muriler. of Carlin and wlll be tried .
se'pirately Nov. I for that offense.
-lnxe.stigators are av.'aiting the ex-
tradition from .Oreion Of Christopher
"Gypsy" Gibboney. 17, of PortlaQ<lbefore
setting a trial date on whkh he will
an.s\ver charges of murder stemming
frOm the alaying of ~1rs. Brown.
One member of the drifter band ill
-ilfeady in state-pri!t0n_-servlng-two-term11
-censecutive -of ooe lo five year.!!'
each. She is f\1elanie Mae Daniels, 31, of
Santa Ana y,·ho was held in Orange Coun-
ty Jail on narcotics charges when the
Orange County Grarid Jury indicted her
as an accessory to the two killinls.
·l\farth a Even Liked
To Yak as a Girl
PINE BLUFF, Arie (UPll -M1rlhe
f\Iitchell, "'ire ..>f Attorney' General · John
Mitchell and "ll vocal critic or opponenll
ol the Nixon AdmlnislraJion, ;ippjrentlY
liked to talk at an early 1ge.
The "~ bcs:de htt picture in tht:
"7.cOra.~eerbook~for Pine Bluff-I-Ark.)
lligh SChool for 1937 reads: "I love i~ ~
Jtcnlle \Vllrble. , . I love il' 1eotle
flo''' ... I Jove to \find my ton;ue ... and
J love to let ll go."
Croatian countryside, with its churches. • 11 Yugos avi· ·a . 1·es1·c ent the" call me tnck".. . "·oocled hills and valleys. red-tiled " ••"'.: .,,
farfnhouses and little girls tending c8ttfe,
as he dto\.'e \vilh Tito by car (rom
Zagreb. Yugoslav officials estimlted
100,000 persons turned out in the rain to
greet the American President.
Although the turnout v.•as hea vier -an
cstimated_200,000...=..in _Belgr:id.e on...NU: ..
on's arrival \Vedncsday, Tito said it was
easy to get people out for a welcome.
''But you. know, Mr. 'Pre:iident," he ad-
dccl. •;you cannot gel them to smile or
show the \\Pllrmlh they have here."
Bcfpre they flew back lo Belgrade
following a 3Y.:: hour visit, Nixon spotted a
little blonde girl in a crowd in Zagreb,
'rent over to pat her head ;ind beckoned
Tilo to join them for phot.ographs.
Tito did so, but v.·ith evident em-
barrassment, and then walked off saying,
"'"'e go."
The rece~tion in Zagreb v.·as-damp .
cool but friendly. "( have seen lob of
motorcade.9, but never so many um-
b~las," Nixon commented.
··"t'here was some mild applause from
roadside crowds, but mostly the people
merely waved little paper fiags as the
presidential motorcade rolled p~t.
f'rom Wlte Servlce! private talks.
Regardless-of the diplomatic outcome The journalist! 'asked her about her
of President Nixon 's visit to Yugosalvia,. husband. peace and won1en and came
il appears the First Lady has made .i big &\Vay sayinc: "isn't she wonderful.''
-hi t--in lhe~Com.munist--countr-y•-----~Mr..a.-Nixon slressed-the importance of
ApparenUy ~frs. Nixon was reluctant to v.•ork -·"ff young people are busy and
Pupils llunt
One Million
leave Rome. but sbe found a new friend tiave to 'l\'ork for their money, they don't
in Yilgoslavla's President Tito. have time t<rget in trouble." Tm' y Sti'cks
Sitting next to each other, she and Tito Later the First Ladies took a tour of ~
enc:aged in lively conversation in English the Belgrad~ Center of lhc Young .
at a state dinner ;it the presidential Pioneers, the Yugoslav equivalent of the YUMA. N-lz. (AP) -In a math pro1ect
palace Wednesday night. scouts. -~o see \\'hat -a million of aomethi.dg looks
The First Lady~a Llred In a cli nging. 111rs. Tito, spea kinc: fluent Eni;lish. Jik~. ~Trs. Ted Roberb fifth grade at
shocking pink si k · rsey govm with a pointed out fe atures of _the center of 7 to Rolle School set out to collect one million
jeweled belt, ap red to enjoy J4 year olds. _ · · . n,_ kind d · 1 thoroughly the company .or the attentive \Yhen the wives v.·alked into a \rooden slick! of woe: use 11\ ce
Tito. photography cbiss, the children v.·hirled cream bars and other frozen desserts.
Across frorll Tito and Mrs. Nixon v.·ere on them with still and movie cameras. In three v.'eW, they have colle,cted and
President Nixan and Yugoslatria's First 111rs. Tito chuckled heartily and Mrs. counted 8,000.. .
Lady, fliadame Jovanko Broz Tito, who Nixon smiled in mock dismay when the And !he pro1ect has sprea~. "'!th other
\vas wearing a wine velvet gown with children dashed after them joining the· cl asses at Rolle and pup1l.s tn uther
touches of gold embroidery if! the bodice .scramble of press photographers. schools helping 8nd collection bozes plac·
and hem. The women accompanied t h e ; r · ed at stores. · · . •
Today Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Tito met husbands on a quick afternoon visit to Another reason for the project ls to
with Yugoslav press-Women over morn-Zagreb and Tito'.s birthplace at l>NJvkle a challenge-for the -~,
ing coffee While their husbands held Kumrovec. ~frs. Roberts said.
After the t1vo pre.sidenls held a political
_talkJn..Belgrade, lbe ¥ugosla11-leadcr: and -,~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f!!l~~!'!!'!!'!~~~.!1---his wile,. v.•ho originally had intended to ~' , .
stay in Belgrade, switched plans and ficw
to ·Zagreb in their ov.'Tl jet plane, 30 .. •
min1.1.tc~ ahead of the Niyo~. to be on
band to greet them .
South Co~ty
R.esidents -llit
ltoute 'Disaster'
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of tM O•llW ,lltl Sl•lf ').
State Division of Hic:hways engineers
"i'ednesday invited comment on how 7.3
miles of adopted Route 1 Freeway could
best serve. the Dana Point, Laguna Niguel
and San Juan Capislrano areas.
Residents responded thal it could not
best serve I.hem -that it would be an
•·ecological disaster.''
Although division engineers at the out..
set care.fully made the point.that the hear·
ing was not to consider freeway location-
that was decided Oct 24, 1967 -op-
position lo having the freeway al all was
the major theme developed by a crowd of
about 200.
One wag suggesled on a <..'Qmmenl card
that· the free\l•ay v.·ol.i.ld best serve the
11rea by following the route of Highway
395, which runs from San Diego County
into Riverside County and northerly.
An engineer noted soberly tha1 this
J\'OtJld not serve the coastal area under
consideration.
Opposillon ranged from opposition to
the total adopted route to opposition to
the big freeway interchanges that include
beefing up certain local streels inlo ma-
jor arterials.
OppoocnL" spoke much o r en-
vironmental quality and life quality, They
cited atmospheric. \'isual and noise pollu·
tion that many had moved lo the area to
escape. One man told of enjoying the
sound or waves on a quiet night at Dana
Point.
Divi.sio11 engineers a d cl r e .Iii s e d
themselves to these questions. In this
respect the hearing differed from th(lse
10·. years ago . when conctrn was largely
for razed homes and the effect on
businesll and tran.sportation .
The project segment would run from
the Smr Dtego Freeway at Via Sacramen-
~o to a point _4 of a mile south of Aliso
Creek, at Highland Avnnue.
A freeway to freeway interchan{:e at
the San Dtego Freeway begins the seg-
ment. It would move into the vicinity of
the Capistrano Beach business district
;i,nd cross San Juan Creek at height!!
;i,bove ll1e ground varying from ~ lo 80
feel. ---OCSigirrnayaunu a 1ont-bridgc-m-thi11
.scclor or a combination of bridges and
rills.
A big interchange providing con-
nections to both the San Diego Frce'.l'ay
11nd to Roule 1 is proposed al Alipu
Street.
\Yesterly or Alipai the freew .. y \\'oul~
be below ground level as it paned
throu gh higher growid southerly of the
Dana Knolls tract, emerging to run along
the ai de of a gully northerly of '!he Gloria
Dei Lutheran Church.
lnterehan3es are planned at l~ Stretl
of the Golden Lanutern. fu ture Niguel
R~d and Crown Valley ParkwAy.
Two ramp desi~ns ;ire being considered
In the vicinity of !he Niguel West tract.
One \\"OWd take all of the 73 homes. The
nther '~ou\d take 42 homes and leave the
remainder OOghbof'.tn1-r frctWJf,"
Northerly or R)gUOl~WeSf the roufe
parallels Cro\' n Valley Parl<1v11y for
;ibwt two miles. Ramps wooJld be pro-
~ldcd at Pttsro Dtl Niaucl .
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A r m • n ti Pwtney'1 complaint
about ''Portnoy's Complaint" has
been rejected by a magistrate's
court. Portnoy, a garage owne~
objected to the sharing of his name
by the protagonist of Philip Roth's
American best seller. He sought a
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Laid ·to Rest
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Distraught Mourners _ Overcome by Grief
CAIRO (AP) -Carnal Abdel Nasser. police uni Ls jolned the march a.s It moved tradHlonal Arab mourning. A ~e!le
hero of the Arab world, was laid to rest through Liberation Square. .woman burned herself to death, the press
wrapped in a aimple white lheet today AA the proceuion CC11tinued, more and rtparts said.
aft.er a funeral that provided a"" emo--_more. Cairo Radio ~""""'""•rs wefe Moslems throughout the Ara.b world
... ..._-i:--prayed in their mo:silues, and proceS.!lon~ tional eiPloeion for millions of adoring overcome with the depth of their ar~t · were held in the streets or cities and
Egyptians. • and had to be replaced. villages throughout the Mii:klle East.
· Nasaer's "body was taken from the "O world, pray for Eapl after .Arabs in Israel and the Israeli-held ter-
caab:t .after praiyers by _E_~ tot? Gamal," sobbed ooe broad ca 1 t er rltorie:s also mourned. The biggest
relifkiw: JJader, Sheik Mohammed repeatedly. mourning "demonstration in Israel JIBS at
Fahha.n, director ti Al Au.har University. "I can SU the sun cania1e with our Al Aqsa mosque in Jeru!ialem's ancient walled city. Thousands of Moslems Verses from lhe 1t1oslem Holy book, the leader en H from where I staiid," ICbbed shouted, "God is great!" and chanted,
Koran, Were read by religicus leaders as bis replaCement ju.st belort he fainted "'Nuser, Nasser."
they placed Nasser's body in the grave in with emotion. On the other skle of the wall , thou~
--~b.an..,.on..J.hualLo.LthLl>ooJL.in
France. The magistrate said 1\ies·
day lie; did not think there was
, enough of a parallel between the
Patts ·Portnoy and the Roth Port·
noy to justify such aclion.
the 1arden er ~ Manstliet El Bakry "Words cannot describe the (fief I am of Jews were deep in prayer marking the
-DJ03Que-hra-€airu-su · g;1"-· • -e~-ol-t.he.Jewi5h-New--Ye.a,,,_ _____ ,
Outside the mosque. thousands of too broke down and bad to be replaced According to Moslem belief, the date ol . '
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SOUTli VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS WATCH AIR STRIKE ACTION
N••r Emb•ttlH Fire 811• O'Reilly, Jets Bomb Enemy
.·,
Ignore Beligiqus Pause •.
Red tJnits Launcll Attack
Zapata, o male .seal point Sia~sf!
cat and th!' star oj the First InttT·
ttational ChampionJhip Cai Show,
... fl'atl on Mr1. Steven Karr's ahouldfr.
Zapata, owned by Mr1. Karr and her
hruband, got to be number one by . . ruilni~U un more points. than ••U 0 € b d. ' n· ·e I -~otrt erftllnTrii show•.-Tht'cat~_whii ___ n--am· 0 ia--s -ice: -ow
11 now resting on his la.urels, 1s tll
New· York solely for exhibition iii · .
the Cpitte st. PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Viet Con& and wi.li! Sa9xJ, wu COMidered secure.
• North Vietnamelt. fon:es Ignored a Cam· Military 'IOU!Ce! in ,5aigon said the
~Roy Wood's wile-stands ready at bodlan,,.llllOUs·obaervance to launcb at--Unlted·Slates·la·conoidiliorwllhdrawing
the telephone every time her bus~ tacts against four towns on HlJhway 5 one or its three airttaft carriers in the
band goes o~t to do a bit of garden-c:onnedlng Phnom Penh with the natiqn's Indochina area as part of the overall
ing. \Vhen he yells, "bombs away," rice bowl, the Cambodian command said Vietnam cutback.
ahe calls police in Maidstone, Eng· today. A search party early today reached the
land.-Police in turn call a bomb Military_ spokesmen said the attacks wreckage of an Air Vietnam OC3 airliner
disposal Unit, by now used to mak· Wednesdag night wee in.a.stretch of the "that cfashed frlto the mountains 10 milei
ing runs to the \Vood. home. Over road running from 30 miles northwest of north of Da Nang Wednesday nighl. Air
I Wood h lht capital to r.• milea northwest or Vietnam said all but two of the 30 the past wo years. · as un--· th '-Phnom Penh. The rice crop is only weeks persons in e pl;me survived. uead wtre · covered 12 Jive hand gye!"lades..,n away from ban'est. two Chinese pilots. Tbe.survivor1 were all bis garden, left over from the war. v· ••• · ' "We niust keep the highway open if we ieu .. me.se.
• hope to have any sufficient rice crop ai
Mayor JHn M1ugh.n tu r n e d all,";an agricu1ture ministry official said.
: street sweeper Tuesday after the "'If We lose Highway 5, we may be faced
: town's mechanical sweeper broke with a very serious rlce shortage in Chinese Wil.dly
Ce'lebrate 21st
Red Birthday
down in Sandwich, England. "It's Phnom Penh."
; a matter of civic pride,1' she said. Western diplomats have theorized that
· BlaCkwell, England's officials may.be jwit what the Communist have in
: have complied with a request by mind ....
. the town's garbagemen that their The government has already begun a
. garbage truck be fitted with 8 hot ·campaign to urge the people or Phnom
water unit so they can wash their Penh to raise their own vegetables in HONG KONG (UPI) "· .... d cue of a si-of the capital, swollen to -..,.,,mmwu.:i•
hands before eating their lunches. more than t;.ice n,., normal population by Chinese Defense Mini!ter Lin Piao told
• refugees. tens of thousands of red nag-waving
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A Robin HoocJ,.tyJ)(! bandit
witlt a sweet tooth :stole a bo:c
containi1tg lix dozen donut.s
Tuesday from a drivt;in restau-
rant in Boulder, Colo. The emp-
ty box Wa& found dow1~ tile
street lakr in the day. On it
was a sign to passersby: "Free.
May the Lord rightly bless you.
llave a happy dav!"
• Will iam E. Martina was driving
in north Denver, Colo. Tuesday
when a police officer stopped his
car, ordered him out and frisked
him for weapons.'When the police
officer found a revolver. he de-
manded to, kno\v what Martinez
was doing with it. Martinez ex-
plained. He also is a J?Olice officer.
1be Communists attacked the towns or countrymen celebrating the natiop's 21st
0 Sanc1an, Tau La:ak, Sala Lek Pram and birthday today the world is 1eein1 a Kompong Chhang. All were hit by mortar and automatic weapons fire. aurge in "the struggle against American
The Cfmbodian command declined to imperialism." ·
say whether any or the towns wen OC· Communist Party Chairman Mao Tae-
cupied. by the Communists but II.id a tung waved to tht cheerin& crowds before
number or Viet c.Ong and North Viet-Lin began speaking, the New China News
namese were killed. C a m b o d I a n Agency said in a broad~ monitored in
casualties were unreported. Hong Kong.
The attack on Highway 5 endangered -"A new upeurge in the struggle against
the fifth or six key Cambodian roadways. U.S. imperialism is emerging in the
'Die highway command listed highways 2, work!," Lin said. ••Throughout the world,
:J, 4 and 6, all .stretching out in spoke-like the people's re olutionary struggles are
fashion from Phnom P,enh, a.s either clos-developing v· ly the united
ed or insecure. froilt against · ri ism is con·
The communists still held a three-mile stantly expanding and in
stretch of Highway 4 linking the capital 1treDgth.
and the port of Kompong Som. Cam-When Mao appeared on the speaker's
bodian troops have made no effort.a to platfmn bi Gate of Heavenly Peace
open the road becauae of the three.day Square, the cheers were ao great they
Pcbum Ben holiday in which Cambodians drowned out martial music blaring from
pay homage to their ance81ors. hundreds of loudspeakers in the aquare,
Only l{jgbway 1, linking Phnom Penh New China Newa Agency :said.
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distraught Egyptians cri!H ·aoo: shouted Mu1titudes cf Eapt.ians jaquned. futo Pr.esi?ent G~al Abdel Nasser's death ••·1r · .. ~ COJnc1des with the day the Prophet
ill we adored leader was intured. the vast throng and chanted Farewell 0 Mohammed's soul rOse to heaven.
Solemn-faced Egypti~ dignitaries, not Gamal, Farewell 0 cur falher." Nasser, who died Monday·of a heart al.·
1trtvtng~ hold"back Wl'r tears, lined up A man clinling-to1he.3Jde of a building lack, is~assure<I of a place In paradise as
al the ;raveslde as the body was lowered. for a better look at the cortea:e fell aix a result, Moslem scholars say.
People broke through and rushed into tile stories to bis death. Other mourners had Mournen in Cairo street:s chanted: "To
mosque garden to see the final moments been forced over the aide of the brid1e in· paradise Nas:ser ., and "You dled on a
of Nauer's funera l. The flag covering the to the Nile as the cortege passed. holy ni,bt." ' oasktt W.AJ tom. · In Lebanon, three people were killed in _::_..:._.:_ ________ _
· It was an emotional e1plosion for the ceremoo.ial shooting during mourning for
E~ and the Arab world. Nasser, according to newspaper reports.
An eEJ)lo&Jon which began a:s m.illi9ls 9f ·.The three, a man and two boyi, were hit
·wailing, tearful Arabs and Egyptians· by stray bullets as thousands cl
masJed along the 13-mile funeral route as mourners sent fu:sillades into the air io
an anny helicopter started their beloVed
leader on his final journey.
The mosque where the late President
Gamal Abdel Nasser was buried today
bear1 bis own name .
The mosque, between Kubbeh Palace
~d Nauer's home at Mamhiet El Sakry
on the main boulevard from Cairo to the
ll.lburb of Heliopalis, is built along mod·
em Arab architectural lines, with Jrlgh
arches and a minaret with a square baJ.
Stands Up Bride
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cony and the traWtional crescent at the LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Frank Allen,
tip. 30, didn't get to the church on time Sepl.
lt cost ,250,000 and is built on 108,000 12 to marry hill fiancee Eva Mekring 22
square feet of land which includes two But he had an ironclad'ucuse. ' .
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gardens. The .Jana ls leased from the . . 1ovemment for-'240 8 -yea~-_ _ Hts ~I_plse .was a j~ one.~len, _
'Conatructlon began in i962. In 1965 ---rormery of: HiWlhorne,-bOarOed a plane
Nas.ser ordered that the project be com-1n Tel Avtv Sept 6 to come. to ~
pleted at government ezpense, and he Ange~es to achange vows wJth Mw
pel'!onally supervised its execution. Mehring.
More than an hour and a haH after the The TWA Boeing 7'1l was hijacked by a
cortege got under way and-some 2() man and a woman armed with revolvers
minutes after the foreign dignitaries left and diverted to • barren airstrip on the • Prelate Dies
for their hotels, the mas~ of people t;iutskirts of .Amman, J ordan. On the day
edged into Ram:ses Square, dominated by Allen was to have been wed, the jetliner
a huge grimite statue of the Egypti~n was blown up by the guerrillas.
pharaoh . . · . · Allen f~ly arrived in Los -Ana:e!es
Egyptian paratroopers were marching Tuesday night after being released with
in the procession, carrying thousands of th~ _last of 31 other American hostages.
funeral wreaths from all over the world. He says he will tie the knot this Saturday
Armored cars from Egyptian miUtary -and fly somewhere for the honeymoon.
Cardinal Benetta Aloisi ~lasel
la, oldest mem'ber of the
~?cred College of ~ardinal.s in .
t_fie Yifican, died at his home
Wediies<lay at the age of 91.
His death reduced the number
of Cardinals to 130.
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' • By ALAN DIRKIN president of the PoWl}!Own Property the go-ahead.for~ Attorney Don Bonfa
Of ftlt Dllltr '"'"' ll•H · Owners As!oclation, in a statement to initiatercondemhtUbn proceedi]lgs fur
Property ownera vowed today to. rele~ toctar., · . · the city to acquire a block deep stretch.of
redevelop, downtow:n Huntington Beach Arthur Gt!'! the Newport -Beach at-land frontine Pacific Coast Highway -l--~P<<!ki~~i!,ithelle.-'clcltyb'2' . .L.Top of the Pier torney.,,w_~ts~~town-pr~between-Sixlh-and-:f.irst-'-Streets-Jilus-a
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the city takes,. promised Robert T~rry, Earlier this month the city ·council gave cost of ·fS.t ·m!llion .
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May Seek . . .Celebration Set fo'r lnwepid'.~ Ficker
.All threO will M'\lcfpa1' In "Bill be accorded ·Ficker at the u;;,., IDWtlinl
Ficker Day" aCllvitlei: the presentation of a key lo the city and a
These wUI include a boat parade special award from the J1AILY PILOT. Citr s;rlt
. ' By L PETER KRIEG -"
BW FJcktr comes borne this weekend.
An underdoC wlien he left. a champion
upon hla return, the man who skippered
the Azl\erlca's CUp winner will be greeted
by 81111rhirlwind-of whoopee-Sunday-af•
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around Newport Harbor, with Ficker and A resolution concratula tin& Ficker
--.bis...-wife,Barbara, a~ tht--Columbia,-adopted by--the--Oalifol"flll,_ State Senate
the 12-meter yacht that defended the cup will also be read. ) • .
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'ftle.11116 will sul'"N~wport Beach If the.'
elty.'t,iscinds:;lts igreement 011 a portion
ef t;he rOU~ ol the P1clflc Coast Hig~Way
from Bayaldi"'Drlve to Corona de! Mar,
Hall Aj<IJl!an, direc)or of' District 7,
Clllfornia Dlvfslon of Hiihwayx con· , firmed tO(fay.l .
He said.al the v~ry lea.st the slate will
aee k Lo reCo.tr. "the several hundred
~sand dollars" Jt his &pent on d!si&n
_tbi:d~ for th_!Jretway tm-ough the cit)'...
Ayanian said the movement of a
'citizens' group h~ to force a· r6fuen-
• dum on rescindini .the •IP'ftment -(see
aeparate story ) la simply aaatmt the li.w.
"We have • two-party cootracl," .he
said, "accordtng to law, it cannot be
rescinded unila terally."
He indicated the state would likely See k •
~~ c~er ·:O. allow ~e freew~y to be . ,
Architect and sailor William iP. [icker
this . wee,k completed lhe ·defeat of
Australian challenger Gretel 11 to win
yachting's most coveted interpational
champlonshlp.
Aboard Intrepid, Ficker and bis crew,.
won th, best~·scven serie$ four·to-one.
Ficker will fly to Orange County
Airport at 2: 15 p.m. Sunday whereupon ·
will begin a day of sal utation to him.'.
A delegation of Newport Beach city of-
ficials, beaded bJ Vice Mayor Howard
Rogers . .00 local yacht club executives.
will welcome.the triumphant architect at
Ute air strip
Ficker, the first West Coast" skipper
ever to represent this country in the 119-
year hi.story of the cup, will be ac·
companied by his two crew members
from Newport Beach, George Twist and
J im Titus.
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RISNER ...
II• said the only •Jepl way lo kill the.
hiJhway would ·be,~~ .ction ol the :state :.... zoniog variance that was granted to the
legislature. · ~.J. · i S R and B Development Comppy for .... _.... ev nn on building a swinging singles apartment ~mblyman Robert Badham (R-•• ., complex with less square feet per unit
~ Newport Beach) proposed just such Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser's second !Jorn. Abdel Hamid . than the ordinanci! calls. for .
lec:islation thia year but, after pauin g the .(center), weeps as relatives support him. Male members of Nasser's Risner admitted that the variance was
n Assembly, the meuure wu tllled_in.-the famij.y today took the dead ~leader '.s flag-~r'!ped coffin by helicopter granted, but that it was not unusual fQr
in'l964 a"nd 1967, ~ _. 1. , nie~cii,.:.hall cerel'.Donies Qtgin at ':20
The par&ae will ~Jn officially rom m
the China Co'1e area at 3:15 p.m. and' p. · . . . · d will feature any oumber o1·vessels in Ml . 'J;hfl !estiv11Jes will brwg. lo t.1' en dress .. hteralfy years of prfparauo n an~ &Ix
In ~dditlon to tbe ·Ci:>lumbia, in tow, the g~ueliflg .\feelu of 1ct11al compeUtlon for
parade wUI feature the ).le..,,port Harbor Ficker and the Intrepid .
and Corona del Mar High Scli>ol bands on It began wtth a three-way battle f«·the
one boat and a number of "VIP" craft. right to defend the bottomle!s old mug
The. pacaJlinl vess.els 'lfill,'sail a four-that ~as become t9e symbol of world
'mile route to Ardell's Marina, ad~acent to yachting supremacy1 the Stuft Shirt res taurant. Intrepid won repeatedly in co~
The entourage will then be driven to cl· frontations_ with Vaiptnt ud Hert~ge, the
ty hall where William L. O'Bryon, two other ~merican boat! seekins the
chaWman of Bjll FickeJj>aY. 'fYil1 preside right to defend ~~·~
over formal ceremonies: J" ·, Finilly, with ~e-~_e,w _Yo~KYiCfirC!Ub
Among the highlights · of the formal selection commitr.,e's dtcisiar. Aug. :Ill
ceremony, which is open to lbe :public; that Ficker wa~ quicker, hf ,begin
will be the reading of • congratulatory preparations for ! the race series that
ipesaage from Governor Reagan. begap Sept. I~. ·
,..A.number of other-special tribut.es will The rest is yachting history.
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• Senate Tramportation Committee. from Kubbeh Palace to the starting point of the funeral cortege. major developments to come in under a
After the defeat, Badha m vowed trt .See story, ~age 4. ' zoning changf.. .., Policemen face t:he same trouble aU ~ eantinut his fieh t and indicated he would Later during the Wednesday stjSk>n, over the World.
reintroduce his bill in the next session of """ Kris Lindstrom, a UG&radu~te .student One of Wes~ German y's lop Cilps, Dr.
·the le,W.ture. M d Ch n· d and self proclalmed environmental ex· Othmar Keller, emphasized that point on
Ayanlao thla morninf referred lo this . ur· er arges roppe e pert, 1'stified that high rise developments a recent• visil to the Huntinllon Beach
. po&ibility, sayiflfl because of thia, and on-. . ' . . ,. such as en•ldoned by· the .l!ianer· ly this , the st1te has ha lted virtually -•U. fathered R I v e r f r o ri t Redevelopment Police Dep"artment.
,_ desian work oq tht road . . . . Agericy would severely disturb the quali· "One of. our major problems is auto
: "U, however;·" he-uid, "the-Jegillatlon ... _ ' ' ' ty of life In the city. thefts, we have 300 a month," Dr. Keller,
!ail• In the next .... 1on .... wU! proceed . Other Accus-at1· on"s" Remain Llmllln>m .. 1d the new buildinp would director ol the 3,000 man Upper Bavarian .
with planning. ----cvertu the sewer system. create traffic State Police force In Southern Germany, ---"It~i,-o~Y.f!fl!~ept ~ !M:'! part to)ry·trt conaestion,.reatrict.par.king.and.block.the comment~d. -___ ·--
irct1ns!rve the laxp1yer1 money;'' he said. ~ · '"" "'."I .,,.. ,-HJ! breeze for inland re&identa.
1 eii;plaining why plannln1 efforts have Murder charges have' been dropped drUg ring cetered ·at Los Alamitos race "Only the developers will reap the "The heavy increase in vehicle use In
II stopped. qainst two men once accused of t!)e kill· track,and that he set fire to the garage to rewai-ds and OllCf: they're through, they'll Germany has provided the criminaJ with ··
), Ayanlan said the city could effecUvely e• 'HouY:w..OOd man who died, sbackl· draw...at,tent!OD to his plight just leave town and ·let the resid~l5 greater mobility and also presents a ~~·actual construction of the road for • · -~~foot to a stand pipe, in a G"'vn, "cOn~ed to, a wheelchair .. bas wrest!: with th~ Pn_>blems th~y created," g~pter traffic problem on the ntrrow
--,. <Olli~mrlll·ot,.the~tem in ~...,,.,_ ~~· • -been:~~·-Y-••-the~_eader-aald-Lindllrom." ·-c --Gffm•n otreets" he!old-Huntiiigton . . (M,., r an ·1, ;.-: . · • ~,aiak'.Jtidge .fatlts F. Judge 's'. of 1 ~P whose dlsll:!Pity did nothina to Bledsoe, whose· defense -endeavors to . · . , We can keep_ <ft<>pp1ng
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1 out, sayin& this could be kept tlp until ~ "~ aPliit pariplegic Raymond Investigators allege Beck toJd them 1Uenced through the dan.ce hall pro-California police departments to study
;a. atate ·freeway system la compl,eted 1n Graolea .tr. 24 of 12.122 Martha Ann before he. died that Graves left him in the ceeding, then c;alled current C i t y the use ol computers and othu electronic
11-0r•n1e COunly. Drive_.,,..i.o..AJaMttos and ·Clielt.ef · J-gerage with the statement that he (Beck) Mlif"a;et Dennis Courtemarche to the gear .irl police. workf
0 b Then, he said, .~~ss the legislature.,, ChriaWpbel'., 29, of Loi.~ Angelel. Both ... WoWd be WSposed of -when the race track atand. . .. -He was -ated to 1 ride in the police ! Is .kllled the Ne..-""'~ Beach seiment, ~.!f' IC~~ oq.~Oi;l,_~:!. gang got back to the home. Courtemarcbe 1greed that be was ,... 'the road will be built. .. • ... -1!."' ne,· 1 ---,."'lfJ'fwa~ ~ All charges have been dropped against "loyal" to Rpr-ltut said that it '11(8' an ~e~artm~nt'.S. helic~pter and shown police
1 He said that current timetables call for ....,,.,,; are ~ tiy'"U,e orii:r1111'e Coun--Arthur Thurman. 24, of· 433 Howard St., "institutional loyalty" which did .not car· cOmmunicaUons systems .
. eomplttlon ol the 1ystem in the county ~ t, .. --G't~~Jjjj .,. .. -.... Its ofkuul" 1 Los Alamitos and Gordon Brown, 2!. of ry into the cwTeot hearlhg. Dr .. Keller's own force includes 1,500
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0 ••·n 1-, ~ ' -....... eles Both were named in the .. police "Units. _100 motorcycles, ibree -uia ...... · ruce Beck 30 of Hollywood Beck· ed ...,. ... ,. · Bledsoe, however, accused him of car·
"It. coWfJ be~ 1'tt • ~},J ·~b(hblpital ~,.feW d•ii altEi''ffttm91l~I· 1?r&n&e Coun ty Grand JJ.lrY indictment. rY1ng out the pollcles laid down by Risner · !:~~~~ear a~~ev~~~a~le~!"o~~J r our.f1lllln6\l[I;~ M'tnrM . l/. ~d hhn, -~ad.If bui'ned aftd.JlaiUril4'. ') and reprimanded ..him for Aiding Chief -Mu.nich .
1 Ea.rlier .~. th~1 .I state ftuld f~ the gutted garage at Gr.ives' home. F p l Case in the prosecution of the· charges "During the last three years our
i corwder drGPIMI plaits for the entire Investigators said Beck's Imprisonment ram age when the city charter does not make narcoUcs problem· has also grown
soutbern.NCUon ol the freeway.1lven by followed a di!pute among members of• FIRES allowances for him lo help the pro-tremendously," Keller told local police 'the department's number two mlYI, ., secution. William .lfashiinoto two weeks 1go~ were • • • • · officials. "And violent s tu d e n t
'catecOriltd Is extreinely n!mote'by Ayi. 'demonstrations are Pr esenting contro~
ni.ul. · •. Beach Fire Qiief throughtout the state to organize efforts H . •ff-Club problems to the department."
At ·the first hl'1t U>e atite might .Ue toward reducing the critical problem or unl1ngton 't-He said he also has a problem com·
Newport Beach. also given by Hashimoto -winter flooding and mudslides in fire-monl.Y f~ced by other police deparbnents.
two weeks 110, aeveral key people in the Ge. ts League Job 1<arred areas. Elects New Officers ;;;,i::;y,f~w officers and not enough
anU-free9'aj' movement uld they felt tbe One million pound! of fast-growing rye '
city would be bett.er of( paying the daign , Hunu;;gton Beach Fire Qiief Ra y grass seed, worth 1250.000. will be Five new leaders have tiiken office ia · ~ts than puttinJ ,!JP With the: roacf. Picard hai been appointed a member of showered over 400,000 scorched acres the Tri-city Challengers ~H plub of Hun· E Kill T
U,, steerinR committee of the National beginning In about two weeks, but even tington Beach. nzyme 8 umor
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Learue Of ct ties Committee on Public this may be ineffective. Named to. their n,ew posts Tuesday Safety. ''This is only an emergency cover." night were : Ted de Loyola. president: SEATTLE (UPI ) -·A model of, in T ·, ·
Couacilman Jack Green noted the ap-emphasized Donald Miller, of the U.S. Charles Straub. vice president; Vicki enzyme which apparently kills one type rusiee Meeting Set · .. TOWER ,. ..
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equal open 'I""'·· ROME Coun<U membera also stated In their report . ·
The HOME Council's high rise com·
mittee was beaded by Mrs. Lorraine
: Faber and iJlcluded· William .Ben Lon·
I deret, William K. Olsoa, Rosalie Rehllng
r and John H. Sliver. All ·are or have been
oUietrt In 'individual h om e o w n e r s
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and.said It was ''a considerable hooor for "At best. tt Is only a stopgap measure treasurer, and Mary Catherine Quinn, three University of Washington scien tists . Trustees of the Fountain Valley School
Huntington Beach" that Picard had been until native grasses .take over in about reporter. The kierlUsts satd Wednesday that the District will meet in reiular session at
aelected. two years," he continued, saying even Officers announced that the club would enzyme, glutaminase, keeps the tUmors 7:30 o'clock tonight in the dist rict cur-
Tht council aul.borized Picird to attend this sttp is uncertain. meet the second Tuesday of each month from getting an amino acid they need to riculum center, Number One Lig hthouse m~tings of the committee In Chicago Light rains will germinate the rye _~'~'·;th;;•;;W;;;";tm;:;on;t;;Sc;;hoo;;I ;o";;;";;'il;;· ;•;;•;•o;u;;•;;· ;;;;;;r:em;:;•i;n:•;l;;i•:•·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;La~n;•·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Oct, 9 and Atlanta Dec. 7 with grass -which would still be ineffective
"reasonable expenses allowed." until around Christmastime -while
The councilmen also approved 1 re· heavy downpours strtkil'.,lg early would
quest for Police Chief Earle Robitaille to wash_the seed aw8.y, spelling disaster.
attend the Intemation1l Association of "We could have as much damage from
Chiefs of Police MeeUng in Atlantic City, the rains as from the fire itself." observ·
N.J., Oct. 3-8 and authorized the payment ed Robert Reese. of the U.S. Forest
of ~'n!tsonable expenses." Service. .J
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lnjured. Woman
Pried From Car
1 A .2.l-year-old Santa Ana woman bid lo
be pried from her car after she rarrfmed
a traffic light early _this mornina at Bolsa
Avenue and Ward Street" iri Westminster.
Cheryl Ann Cook was reported In fair
condition today at)Caiser Hospital in 134!11-
. flower. where she w1s taken after Initial
treatment" at Westminster Community
HO!pilal. Doctor a~ u.id she suffered 1
brokeo right leg and cuts and bruises.
•Westminster police and-firemen had to
pry her ri,ht leg free as it was j1mmed
between the seat cushlM ind tht fire wall
whlcb bad· been shOved back ti tfle lin· ~paet"O{""thf"trasti-. -
Police said she hil the guard rail in
front or the traffic Jiglit abou t 1%:'3 a.m.
Truck Hits Girl
• Crossing Street 1
The American Insurance Association
end the lnsurance Information Institute
estimate 2,010 structures -mostly homes
have been destroyed or damaged so far.
A total of 800 homes were total losses •
along with $24.9 million of insured private
property of VarioUs types, the insurance
experts estimated. {
Sant.a Ana winds building up again in
the San Bernardino area whipped the LY·
Ile Creek fire that was all but contained
· over 500 more acres in a downhill, direc-
tion considered dangerous,
Containment was consilered possible
today. weather conditions permitting.
No containment ";as near at all in the
Bucktye Fire "·hich has burned 36,000
acres of nearly impassable terrain north
of San Simeon in the Santa-Lucia Moun-
.la Ins.
A ·&land of hon-virgin Coast Redwoods,
ul20CLacrcs_ was..fladly...damaged. b,v
the coastal blaze. which is parUy in Los
Padre! Nalional Forest and partly on
Hunter-Liggett Military Reservation.
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e You mey choose from ~evere l styles
.. end e wide selection of fine febr ics. $299
A c:osta Mell atr.Wtruck by .. van II
• Ille . crooMtl baay 'lile"P"rt Boulevard
. Wedouday WU rtporttd in lood COO-
. c dilioo loday following IUrl")I.
Flrefighters bad reached 8S percent
containment of the stubborn Red Moun·
taln blaze in Sequoia National Forest but
it was sUU bon.sumir11 heavy Umber.
.._Experts surveyi!lg the devastated
Malibu·Newhall-Siiril fire area -where
some ~t SPols still pose danger -~·ere
opllmlstic ~ !Wbot, d'l( '(.Inds stay at a
mln1nium leveJ. ~ · 1 You favorite Interior deifgner wfU be happ~ to a.uiiC ~ou .••
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C.theline E. Owens, II, oC 2t71 llural
Line. wa crossing at Bay strttt nelir
htf home when knocitd to the JNlvement,
' police said.
Slif waa laken-io nwby Coota..Mesa
_Me.moritl H~lt.41 for treatment arttr
' !ht accidenl IDYOJvlni a leU·lorninC vehl·
de driven by J'rvl na r. Grim; it, of 20672
Kelvlil Lane, Hwilinstl>n Beoch.
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Bomb Hits Belfast
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A bomb was thrown at an army and
polioe..1>1trol early today near a cemetery
oo tO• <di• of the Roman C.thollc
Bogslde Dlstricl, police 1ald. U titploded
behind their vehicla but caused no
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By L. PETER KRIEG
ot .,.. o.u.-''"' s11n The sta'te will sue Newport Beach if the
·1 in 'ts agrecment on a portion
of the route or the Pacific Cpast Highway
from Bayside Drive to Corona del Mar,
Haig Ayanian, · .director of • District 7,
California Division of Highways coli.-
firmed loday. •
-He-saidiat the ver_y least the..State will
seek to reCOver "the several hundred
thousand doUars" it has spent on design
studies for the freeway through the city.
OCC -Chief
Cenfident .
In Fight
The head of lht group Irylng lo kill the
~r~ Pacific _ Coast Freeway route
through-Newport Beach &aid today be is
confident its petiUoo drive will encounter
Utile difficulty,
--Wi r J.KOCJi.Cliiirnian of lheCitl·
zens' Coordinating_Co~ttee, a Freeway
Fighters offspring, claimed 'the w~ld
effort+bas been extttmely well -recei ved.
__ The CCC is circu~ting two _R¢iUo"=',
one or which seeks to force l lieClty
Council to rescind its contract with the
• Ayanian said the movement of a
citizens' group here to force a referen-
dum on rescinding the agreement (see
separate story) is simply against the law.
"We have a fWO:pa~-·be
said, "accordmg tO law1 it caflnot be
rescinded Unilaterally."
He indi~ated the state would likely seek
a court order to allow the freeway to be
built~----He $lid the only legal 1JIY-to kill the
~ay would be by ocUon of Ille .Ute
legislature.
Assemblyman Robert Badbam (R-
Newport Bea-ch) proposM just , such
legislatio n this year but~ a,ft~r passing the
Assembly, ~e measure Was killed In the
senate '."n'al'lSpcirtatlmrComm:tttee. I
After the defeat. Badham vo'lftd to
cOntinue his fight and ·1J1dlcated he would .
relntrodu~ his bill in the next seSslon of
the •legislature.· .
AY:anian this morning referred. to this
pcisibility, P,ying becaUR of tlils,-amfOn-
ly tbj>, Yi• state .has halted virtually an
~esign work on the' roa~
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Threat of W inds P·oses N eiv Fire Peril
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL O~llllO acres had been blackened ai ~and nearlJ> 11110 million In damaae, ni °' .... Dair, ,.,.. \tiff -firen t s ·~loted 1 ln to surround the containment of tbe wont indlvlduaJ' blui
. G'iusy, acrfd "iinoke from ·a Worserilrig ·blaze, btlt wind' today drove tbe ra&1ng in Celifornia history. -
brush fire 50 nuJes away began bolling flames onto sWTOWlcfing terrain. . Firefighters proriounced the·lOO,oon-aer.e
over tht Orange Coast today -and wlth T~ outlook ,h:Om on.e end of Caltfornla Mount Laguna fire in ClevelaJ\d· Nttlonll
lt--+the--predictioo---of new Santi" Ana -to ·Uie...ofher_waa _bad_ by noon. -Forest surrounded at _dusk l!_e4nesda.Y.. i
winds and the strong threat of more <tn is a grim ' picture," said f. A. Despite the ominoua 'prtdictlons Of
Southl8nd ·fire deVaataUon. · H~g. · of the State Divisk>rt Of weather forecutera for a ntum of the
No flits had been repartee! ·in · Orange .. P~str)' •.. renect!Jig .. only on a ling!• dreaded devilwinds drfven..,.bt from tbt ~countr,---;otttcials -stressed;:-q-alarmec;l!bl~-e-Cuyamaca fir:e-1.D -desert-eech .. autumn-by-tonlght-and-Fri->--~•
residents tried to check the smoke'.s ,Sah t>iego •County. day, they won't be-as severe as last
source. . ' . · ' "U:we don't get a line aroW1d it before weekend.
The purplish haze that blotted out the the Santi Anas rt'ally blow, we have a Gale force winds up to 80 miles per
sun dQrinl inJd..morQ.lng houri Originated p~." he continued.' . hour slaSbed down through 10me. brush:.
i~ priek, C~, oft CUcatnOnia . One chcetlng development in the choked mountain canyons -incineiatmi
-Peatcalilill lt'lllil<l"iiilhWMt'ofotlli!San ~.--oer111~t11a1~1wept_-ihe,,,alate eyer~lhing In_theif--polh-bul-up;1o JO
_ . st8t.....Division ot-Higbways on Uie new ··
I' · freeway ioute east from Baysde Drive to I the Corona d•i"Mar cily limill. -'
Be~ cllt'lfmlll, · beginning 1~ day• ago, causing 10 deaths -(See"FIRES, Pap I) •
.Council Declares,
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tbf:· munclJ. would either have trcancel
Ille -~ or_~f releret!<fwiun_Jh' -' The aecontf petJtillQ. ,.OQ I ~r
atiiellilni<ot to l'<\lllllr .. d!)l-wide-•ot!I
before &be. council oaWd enter into any
tnewa1..foute·aaree•t ever api:rj, -~ly-4;11Jt llgnatur .... fll-
llre' q;.1 ~ 15 -t ,of the registeied
voters wb( cast ballota ·In Ille last city
election, ate nee_d~ by the petitioners. ,
~eving Son
' . -. Tbe , drlve · was •'launched last Friday
an(f'tbe tgroup has 11> days in wblch to
fil01ht petlljims. . Xoch Indicated the CCC eipects to beat
the de.adllne eially. -
In fact; he-said City Clerk Laura Lagios
has requested that the petitions not be
filed undl aftu NoV. I because the city
voters' list wifl be in the cou11-ty electlORJ
office during the laat hall of October.
Egyptian-President Gam~Abdel Nasser's second born, Abdel Hamid .
(center), weeps as relatives support him. Male members of Nasser's
·family today took the dead leader's flag-draped coffin by helicopter
from Kubbeh Palace to the starting point of Ille· :funeral cor!ege.
See 1tory, P&J• 4. •
BELGRADE (UPI) -Preaicleot Nllon
·asked Prea!denl Tilo today lo help b,,;,,i
peace to the )fiddle F.;ut and . aaured
-him the Unll<<fst.ila oppooed f~gn in-
tervenUon.
Tito, 78·year-old Communist leader ·of
the non-alJ8ried third world 'of natkmo,
_greel<tf Nl>on ·at Ille tiocir al Ille'. Adrialic
&ne and marble federal government
building for· thr'l<! boun of private tallta-
lllo ·made a p6)i1t of remalnlq fn
. Belgrade .. to _ meet NJp>n rather than
flying to Cairo lor'Nauer's fUneral.
U.S. ·officials aaid Nilon genufuely was
anxious to obtain .nto'_a opfnlon abo.u~ the
impact of Nasser's death on the Middle
Eis! crlsll.' llto and Na ... r had 'M
~lose ~riendl and pofitiC"a} aaaoclatel' for
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Mrs: Lagios mllllt "Verify the authentl·
city' of the 1iit14iur;, agilnst the list
withirt '° dayi ar,er they are f~.
The proposed Coast8:1 freeway has long
been the subject of controversy through·
Azimuth Equities Loses : NJ,mn paused on the way to the
building -on the Sava River lo shake
hands with curtooa, frienC!ly _YqOtla,a.
The , Mnerleari. Pl'elldtnt ·was ac-
companied by Secretary of State. WWJaJil
P. ROgen and Dr. Henry A. Kissinger,
his naUonal security affairs adviser.
After pos'ing l>ritny· for photogiaph'eni,
the two leaders sat facing eai:b other
aaoss a long table covered in greeo
baize.
NixOn abb wu reported an.x:IOUJ to
hear Tito's -views on ·Sovlet naval ex.. parisiOn · in the MediterraneM and on
Yugoslav relatlorui with Moscow. .
· l'fbt.-: \41_.niln~ . yugo~lav leader
broke 1fit/.11 Soviet, ~unlBm 22 years
ag'o and bu maintail}~ la strlcUy iJ1..
dependent politlcaTllile, -altlioUgH be r6'
mains a convinced Communist.
out Southern California : Newport Beach N
interests' have been especially upset ha--ew cause the highway would swing to the .
southwest as it runs through· the city,
running parallel to the Pacific Coast High· -
Hotel _Complex:Bia -
way · , . . ted Azimuth. EquiUes, 1oc., of Newport Except 1n Newport Beach, 1l 1s rou Beach struck out for the ~ Wednesday
considerab.ly fu~r lnla~. Id t in their propoaal to buiid'I $40 million -Koch this morn1ng-sa1d he cou no . . . . . give an accurate figure on the ~uiTiber commerlcal·~comlliP a <!_J o J n l n g
of signatu res actually on petitions to Or1tnge County Airport. _ .
date simply because "it is far too early An appeal from a county Planrung
in the drive." Commission decisiollfPenyi.ng a rezone on ·
He said the group is really still organ-the 50 acres at Campus Drive and
jzjng solicitations but he said his pre-1o1acArthur Boulevard was turned down
cinct captains have reported there d?'s unanimou!ly by the· Orange County Board
not appear to be any problem in getting of Supervisors.
volunteers to do the work. . . Board members indicated that they did
Earlier this ~ear_. the original Freeway not approve Azimuth's plan became it Fight~s organization ~Uected S?me 40,· was-not comlltent. with the general plan
tm signatures on petitions stating gen-adopted-~ adhered to ID the Irvine
eral opposition to the freeway through lndustr'al Comp! the Newport Beach. 1 Cf·
Koch could not be reached for comment "Erolion of ttiit. plan 1a oot good
later this morning on a statement by a policy," aakl SUpervlllOl'·Davicf L Bater.
top Highway Division official that the "Hundreds or firms have moved into tbe
state would take Newpart Beach to. court complu knowing the plan ellsted and •Po
if the agreement Is wulaterally rescu>ded. proving it. To change fcx: the economic
benefit of a single property owner is not
:-Newport Pioneer
Services Slated
Funeral ,.rv1w will be Mta-s.tur-
day in Santa Ana for Edna R. Storey, a
Newport Beach pioneer resident who died
Wednesday. She was 79,
• Mrs. Storey came to Newport Beach
in 1919. She had recently lived in Tus-
tin Her parents owned the ferry landing
ori tht Balboa Peninsula and all the
property lo Ille east of It Tbey aold tile
last to acres lar dtvek>_ement in 1920.
Mrs. Slorey's husband. Fred, opened
• the Balboa Marine Hardware store in-
J!m and was a co-develoP:e~ pf Yucca
v~::Y·was al'90 a membtr of Eiitem
Star. . Mrs. Storey Is· gurvlved by her Jrus--
. baod, ol the family home, 520 W. Main
St.: a son, JootJili M. Fergusm;-N!W-
lM)rt Beach; and a granO-daughter, Judy
buFor, of lUllcmt.
Services will be at 11 e.m. at Waverly
Church in ,Santa Ana.
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Aalmutll originally tried to obtain
Newport Beach City Council llJJPl'l1Val to
annex tt>& property. co u n c 11 men
~adlocked over the issue and Azimuth '.
withdrew the request whlch had been op-
pooed by lht lrviol Compal!)',~·--
' Home Delivery
Price Increased
A new aubscrlpUon rate of $2.25 per
month for borne delivery of the DAILY
'P!L\Yl'goes lnlo elfel:t today.
CQ1\tinued rising costs of all production
elements -including • recenttY an-
nounced •. )>U Ion ".....P,lnl ftlce Jn.
crease -hi'Ye made the 2kent increase neceuary.
Your DAILY PILOT' carrier, an Ill'
dependenl mercbanl. will , enjoy higher
earnlnp from the new price and tile
DAILY ;mm will continue lo Improve
reporiltfr and· P<Oducilon technlqu" ;o
deliver, In eveQ-fietter product to you. in
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In early August, the courity plinning
commissioneni turned down Azimuth's
requested rezone by a 4 to 1 vote.
The firm's executives, led by Ron
Hanson, ·made an elaborate ·presentatton
to the supervisors Wednesday, complete
with color slides. ·
· They showed plans for nine buildings
from four to 12 storie! high. !I'ht project
called for one ·mllliOn square feet of office
space and a 450-room hotel.
Azimuth execuuvea pointed to the fact
lhal commercial deyelopmcnt bad been
.allowtd-on ·lrYine lndu.!trial Con'lpte1:
property to the eouth and north-of -Ille
proposed development. -
They aald that there II an lncrea;Ing
dmland for office space in Orange Coun-
ly.
The 50-acre parcel b owned by Mcllon--
ntll Douglas Corp and'wa1 the site of that
firm's Astropower branch, now moved to
11unting\an Beach. Sale to Azimuth wu
condiUoned on approval of the rtllOllC.
U.S. offictell aaJd Nino aought .out ad-
vice from Tito, who ii clote to leadert Jn
both-1he Anb--ld and Ille Kremlin, on
getting negotiaUont moving between the
Arabs and Israelis despite tht dilruptlng
impact of Ille death of Egyplian Prealdent
Gamal Abdel Nauer. ·
Nixon also assured Tito, American
aides said, th8t the United St.a~s· sole
aim in the Middle EaSt, u in Vietnam,
wu to allow the. people to decide their
own destiny withOut foreJgn inDuence.
Warming to Nixon'• Tisft on-the-day ht:
would olherwlae h&ve ~ltended Ille Ca~
funoral of his ·friend Na»tt, llto chanJ· ed-bis plans and decided to appear with
Nil.on later in the' dly at 1.agreb, tbe
capital of Croatia.
NiJon aide• uid today's agenda with
Tito was dominated by MlddJe East
events, partlcu1arly the death of Nauer.
Attorney Named
To Mental Unit
Newport Beach attorney David S. Ro-
bertson Is amoog five Orange County
residents named to three-year terms on
the statewide ~ retardation pro--
gram board Wednes4ay by Gov. Reagan.
Reagan made 1 total of &5 ' appoint,
mentl to the.board.wbicb ii charged with
planning, ~dinating and ~ncouragin&
developiTient of mental retardation serv-
ices tllrousbOui Ille _Nte, Tiie board ""
created In ll!S by Ille .Ute Iegisli-•.
· Joinlng Rol>emon· on Ille board will
,.. ~ I ' be Mn. Thomaa M. Yedor of Sanla Ana,
Bernardo Ytrba Oi Anihelm, Mri.-Le>.
ll• -Fetrell of · Anahelilr 'and Floyd S.
Stevem, Jr. of Sahta Ana: ..
lie turn . of__c_ChamJ!!o~
-Big. Ce~brations Set fo r Victoriolis~Ficlµjr'
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Bill Ficker,,,.,.. home this--· will wtlcomt the triumphant ll'dllteet al · In addition to tho €olumbl1, In tow, the
An underdQg wben ht lei~ a cbampion Ille air alrtp. _ parade ww-11111n .~L Nt~ Harbor
upon hil .. -. Ille man who Kipporetl Flcbr, tllo fin! Well Ooilt lldpptt l!ld C..-"'1 llar noio Scbool banda oo
the Amertca'o Cup winn« will be greeted ....-In'!<~ this COlllltry In Ille Ut-one boat and I ,Dlllllhlr Gl,"l'IP" ct'!fl.
by a whirlwind of whoopee S'"1day al· :var hla1«7 " GI 'lie cup, w1U be ac,,, Tbe·paradlnc -"1"1» ooll a /our·
_Jemoon. '· -'~ b)' bll two .mow ,;,.~ mile n>Ull to ~·a • .NarlnJ, adjacent .to
Archlteet and saJlor William J<'.' Fl._,., rrom NtWjm Beac:h,'o.p'Twltll)nd the Stoll~ r"*!a"pnt. ~'"--this week compleled Ille defeat· <ii Jim ntos. . • · · , Tbe imtouras• wtll'tlion llO ..,....-to cl-
Aus,trallao challenger Groi.l lJ to ;1fln Alf _three· will parlictpala, In "BW ty ba1I whore ,Wl!!lim L. O'Bryon,
yachtltlg'a most coveted Intornatlonal ' 'Fli:!ter Day',' 'ct!vltles. • ' • c~Qf.Blll Ficl«rl>u,,'flll prtllde
championship. -,,_ wm lntlullt • boot . J>and! ,,.,... llJnnal-..remonles.. •
• Aboard lnlrepld, Ficker and hi> crew l1'0llllC! Newj>ort Harbor, Wlfh ti~ and A!11"'4 tile. hlghllghll of Ille formal
won the best.-of·seven •iel four.to-one. bis wife, Barbara, aboard tht ColanlfO; ctreJD0a7; wblch II opeo to~the pubUc;,
Ficll<r wW l1y lo --Orange COUtity "Ille lknet<r )'adil that di!'°""' !Iii C!tP 'Wilt ba the rudil\f of 'a cOicrawlatorf
,Airport at 2:15 p.m. Sunday --In 1'4;and 118'1. -• • • • -from a.-eagan. will begin a day of aaluCatloa to him. .,,. parade wtD ·begin . olllcfaJ!y 'from ·-A owntier of oilier oj>eda!'ttn.ltes will
A delegation GI Ne!lplfl ~ tile .aitno Qo¥e ma it ~:&Jiii),""' be ~Plcker'at IM'.Ulnt, hlcludlng
flciaJs, beoded by· vi.. '*~t 't 'wlll l'ulllre Alli',,.... tlf _ Iii' lull the Jl!*n!jtlottol a lte)' ti. the city and
llogen, and loa1 yacbl i:lii¥ · , ..... • '. -• '--~-• -' -18" !'lllUll. "*' &) · '
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Ah orolt\ance requfrlng I!ial utWtyllne•
be lmtalled undergl'O®d when -ariy Jn.
dividual construCtion project is un-
dertaken has been • adopted ·by the
Newport Beach Citf Cound.I .
With the exception of some hardship
cases, property owners will be required
to lt!!tall underground el«:lrtcal and
telephone cohnecUons when:
-The property is to be developed wiUi
a new or relocated main building.
-The remodeling,. alteration or M-
diUon to M exilting main bull<finl
necessitates the relocalion ·of existinc el~lficaJ and communicaUon services.
. ~..\new electric.service ia.IN:talled lai
a main building. , ·
4 residential building or use Ls con. ...
verted to any non-residential use.
--TheOr'ilinince provides, however "i.liit
lC it ii determined th.It practi~ dif.
ficultles or unreasonable hardships wou1d-
occur from the literal Interpretation of.'
the. ordin·ance, the building director may
w11ve, modify or delay the application of '
any requirement.."
Any person dissatisfied by 11,.ny decision
of Jhe building director. may appeal to the
city council. · ·
Tax Query Stumped
Them fo r 66 Ye~s
SCffiO, llaly (UP!) -The !ale Enrico
Hugo, whq was Schlo internal revenue
collector in 1904, had d6ubts about the m.
te.rf>retation of a'.law; So he wlote ah ex·
pert in Rorrie uking his <>Pinion.
The ansWer -1 po6tcard:dated June 7
SIOf ~ arrived Wed!\eida'y 156 years late.•
Oruge
We•tller .;
The Sorilll AM·wtlMfi wtll' stage
--''-~"'"111>t.andhldaf~aodoo't smoke tn , Ille woods. Look
for heal approochlog 15 on the
ooast abd up to Iii In tbe Inland
areai.
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"1 can do-it" are words oftfn
hea~ /f'om, Corfnne Sftlpp of
Huntington Beach, 19ho ho.s·btat
·tht odd.I oanimt her ants 11~
Marek of Dtmis 1911 po1ttr
•election. Ste fagt 11, '
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By TOM BARLEY tomey Michael Gerbosi that .her suratQri.__ G~rho.ai tl!~atedl~<1bje_~ to ·t,he tes-
ot..,. h1w 1'1111 s••tt ' husband had used amphetamine (pep timony and several bis <1bjections were
What was described as De. Wesley G. pills) since hi& medical school days. sustained ~y . Judge Keineth ~illia!f!S Slocum~s-'-'-bizarre~behavior," boUrt)efore --At-the-time-that Slocum, 45, of Costa when the Jutlst_could--.ma}te__l1!-l voice
and after the alleged murder of his in-Mesa. allegedly kilted three:month-old .heard over. the bitter arguing of the two
fapt daughter was caused by his addiction -· Cynthia. Slocum and stufferl her_ dismem~ lal'{yers. · -' ·
to drujs an~ '~l~rge qu~ntlties .°!gin" the! -b~red remain~ jnto the family .fr,ezer he .. But' Gerbosi spark~d the' most ~1.olent
accused ptiys1c1an's wife 1esufied today' was on amphetamine, benzedr1ne. cough . quarrel of the morning when 'he intro-.~
n-Superior Court. ' medlcine-·with codeine. and gin. the .for. duced what apfieared to be tes.timony
¥ Mrs. Marian Slocum told Chief Deputy n\er operating 'room nurse testified. charging the SlOCums' maid with the
Distric_t Attorney James Enrighl in testi· Mrs. Slocum set her husband's rate o! abuse of piane the couple's 9-year~ld
mony that was punctuated by angry eJ. amphetamine addiction at ten tablets daughter. ' •
changes between-Enright ind ·defense at-~ a day.--" Gerb-Osi asKea Mrs. Slocum. 46, If "Con-
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nie" (now Mrs. Consuelo Gutierre:i) had
been seen by a neighbcir to. strike t~e
child. He immediately had to defend his
question from an enraged Enright.
"Thi.s is an attempt to· sm<:ar a wit-
ness,'' Enright protested . "!i thls is the
will · l the kind oUhlng..counsel.B.nlJ. we'll turn Oghtl'aln:r . -gei:nlfta e-, -~.-ye this trial Wide open., to all QU!Slf~ of
grass -which would }till be lneffectiy:e any kind. a_nd .then we'll see JUlt what
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Harbor Area Unit.ed Fund cabinet mem·bers con·
ler on 1970-71 campaign with5 Robert Hield (~e_at·
ed l! general c8rilpa1gn chairman. Standing (from
-leftJ are B. James Glavas, who is in charge· of
. the United Fund's GovernTIJent and Education Di·
~vision : ftobert Perkins, board of directors solicita·
"'t!On: Theo Robins, ·bu siness divi sion.: Lou Ya n·
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. r -torn, fund agencies; Walter Biy:roua;bs, special
gifts, and Gfeam . Smith, r,esideijtial fund drive.
Cabinet members who didn 't malte Jlhoto include
Joe Metcalf; who will handle United Fund's Cor-
porii(e and Employ" Division; Dennis HarwQ-Od,
professional groups, and Gary Burrill, who heads
special advisory committee.
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Upheld by Board Nixon Sips ,, Two La~a Men . '
Of S • BEJ,GRADE CAP) -President 0 D Ch . _upervisors ,, ~~0.g~.:;~i~~.u~~-i::~:::: · · n mg arges
PossessorY taxes totalling $412,202 today but apparently it w,~nt Two Laguna Btach men who police
Following ' President Nixon's declara-
tidit of the enti.al Southlari.d as a disaster .
area, Gov. Reagan called for an in-
v~Ugation Into methods ot reducing the
fire peril.
State l>tpartment ol Fi.sh ariif Game
authorities cancelled the remainder of
~deer hunting season in the 7~uare
mile crisis area of San PiegG County.
!~ries of conferen.9!s bega~ in cities
Uiroughtout the state Ui organru: efforts
toward reducing the critical problem_ of
winter flooding and mudslides in fire-
zcarred areas.
Qne million pounds af fast-growing rye
grass seed, worth $250,000, _ will be
showered over · 400,000 scorched ' a~s;
beginning in about two weeks, 'but even
this may be ineffective.
"This is only an emergency cover,"
emphasized Donald Miller, of the U.S.
Soil ConservatiGn Service.
"At best, it is only a stopgap measure
until native grasses-take over in about
two years," he continued, saying even
this step is uncertain.
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until around Christmastime -while comes out Of it all .'" ,
heavy downpours -striking early would Gcrbosi did not pursue hls Jine or
wash the seed a Way, spelling disaster· · . queStioniog. ·-·~we could.JlaY~u~ da!llag.e from Mrs ... Slocum___haS testified ~at, her
the raiM as from the fire itself," observ· husband subjected Cynthia S!ocum to
ed Rob~rt Reese, of the U.S. ·Forest abuse and beatings front the time <1f
Servic!':"' • the baby's birth in December. 196.1 to
ThL AIP.erican Insuranc!_ A~iatia!! _ the _d~t~ .of its death !~~ee .months later.
and the Insurance Information lnstifute The child, she has test.lfled, was con·
estimate 2 010 structures -mostly homes sistently beaten on the. head and body
have bten1 desiroyed or damaged so far. and kicked from its infan~ basket by Slo-.
A toial of 800 homes were total losses, cum ., She has also testified that she was
along with $24.9 million of insured private warned ~y her husba~d to tell no one ~r
property of varioll.!I types, the insurance t ~e bcating.s or what is alleg ed to be his
experts estimated. d1smcm~er1ng of ~e dead ~baby.
Santa Ana winds building up again in Sh~, toid Gcrbos1 that ~er hust\and r~·
•the San Bernardino area whipped the Ly· bage,. before the Slocum~ two other ch!!·
tie Creek fire that was all but contained bage before the Slocu!" s two other chi/.
over 500 more acres in 8 downhill direc· d_ren a~d told them lo ignor.e any lnstruc· · · 'd ed d t1ons given to them by th_e1r mother. lion ~8:'1 er ange.rous. . . Mrs. Slocum admitted today tG Gerbosl
Containment was. ~idered. ~ssible • that she had received treatment as a 'con.
today, wea~er con~tions perm.ittm~. firmed alcoholic at Metrapolitan State
No conta1;Mlent _was near at all. in the Hospital in Norwalk and at Capistrano by
Buckeye FU'e ~h1ch hu burn~ 36,000 the Sea Hospi~J in Dana PGint.
acres of nearly impassable terram north She also told. prosecutor ·Enright tha t
9f San Sin:ieon in the Santa Lucia Moun· the addiction occurred long after the
tains. baby's death.
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) The taxes have been paid for the past on ~hen · waiters appea'red with today.by the Orange County G.aand Jury.
two yeai:s under protest by the city tlf . , trays of' bard and soft drink! at the Named ·by the investigative panel on
. _ ~aheim ~hjch 'originally ~greed with· the-. end~~ ;their pol~tkal ~Its. . chargt.S of ~~ion"_ of fnari~uana with -~sebaU-Club-tbat~e_,,ctty ~would-pay-'loo~ara\~-~all~-r=-execu~~i.:=--tn~nt'40u1elf;~lti.va1i1l1~1-~nao-and==:
•uch ta~es i~ they were levied. be urging Nf:on to"do-.~ame. possession of L.SD were AnthooY. Abr4no
t-Tlre ett)"and the baseball club have an-The Am-erican leader chose a-small V1sapallo, 22, and John Robert-Dobyan,
.founced _plans to car".t the fight into the glass of red wine with a tw~t of 23, both oI 332 Bluebi;ct Canyon :Road.
~ and. the supervoors ~ave no qu~r· . lemon. ' . . ;Dobyan is . also charged with a misd~
l'I Yf!th this ~cause they think the ruling ~.;,two P~~nts _CI I'll k,. d . h~ .1fleanor CQUJI( of obstructing a police offj_. ~uld be tested. . ' fbllQwed"\j.~1¥~!'!.t':'i; ' l•\,'<:er in the discharie of his d_uUes. ·
: County ~sor Andrew J. Hinshaw more drinks. ~ri.'.--Nixoft··t.ook 8 _Both men we.re arrested at the Laguna
levied the possessory tax upon his con-s.n41I ttralato 'juice, Tito's wlfe , residence after a prolonged investigation
tention &hat the baseball ,Club had a ma--<: ·""-~C'illfl1FcflU,,_otgrap£-juice . .'.-;,. cf their alleged-drug trafficking by tlQder
Jor:_ ~ntroll~g, i;ntef~t, in Anaheim.!~· ~ a _ ,fe!' min\l_tes, f .'I)to h~ C9Y!f de~tives· from Huntington BeaCh.
dJum. ;. · a~f?St emptied liii_. g1.us. -'Nilon, -Backed !)y investigators from the State·
There has ·been hO 'high court s1~111g ~cas~on1Uy, finished lee Bureau of 'Narcotics, anif the Torrance
determination of the legality of th half of his. • ~nd Vernon polic~ depa~ents. Hun-. . t1ngton Beach officers raided the Art
possessory interest tales, the supervlSOrs Colony home and claim. they confiscated
were told. Front Pflfle 1 304 kllos of marijuana and a considerable
Pumpkin Car~er.s..
Vie in Contest
Plans for a pumplci~ing conJest
open to Newport BeaCh and Costa Mesa
children in the. first if&de were. ~·
nounced today.
The first first-grad~ pt.impkin carv~g
competition will take j>lice Oct. 30 at ~
p.m. in the Marin'e~ SIV!ngs and Loan
Association building, lSlS Westcliff Drive.
Jack Barnett, manager of the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce, will
serve as jack c'lantem judge.
The competing pump~.ins will be 011
display two days preceding the official
judging.
An official of-the savings association
sa.id the best first-grade pumpkin carver
will receive a trophy, The a~iation will
maintain a second. trophy in its lobbJ
with the names of each year-winner in-
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speeial _.,ard from the DAILY PILOT.
A' resOlutlon ' congratulating Ficker
adopted by the California State Senate
will also be read.
The city hall ceremonies begin 1t 4:20
p.m.
The festivities will bring to yi end
1iterany years .of. preparation and sir
gr-ue"ling we"ek.s of actual competition for
Ficker alid the Intrepid.
..It began with a three-way battle for the
fight ... to defend the bottomless old mug
that has become the symbol of world
yachting supremacy.
Int repid won repeatedly in con-
frCl'lltations with Valiant and Herita&e, the
two other AmeriGan boats seeking the
right to defend the cup.
_ Finitlly, with the ~ew York Yacht Club
selecUon committee's declskm Aug. 30
that Ficker was quicker; he began
preparations. for the race aeries that
began Sept: 15.
The reat is yachtin1 history.
Physician Faces
Trial on Arson
A Corona deI Mar physician accused of
burning his offiCts -at 2345 E. Co.11st
Righway was ordered \Vednesd1y to face
trial Dec, 2 in Orange County Superior
Court.
Jlidge James F . .Judge set that date for
Dr. Ebbe Hartelilli, 50, and allo'!ed the
defendant to rtmaln 'fret on $1.250 ·bail .
He heJd-<1ver until Oct 21 Dr. Hartelius'
motion for dism'\alal of chal"8es of arion,
burning with i~nt lo defraud., buming
insured property and bribing witnesses.
Charge~ were filed against the doctor
following a fire at his offices last April t.
Jnvestig~tors all"e gasoline was used to
st.a.rl the blaze.•' ,
Dr. Hartellus, wf\ole home is at 1187 W.
Wilson St .. COiia Meu, Is still practiclnl
. Cat, tht Cout Htshway premlles.
. Boeing· Sees Layoffs
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SEA m:.& ./UPI) -Employmenl. at
ihe spiawU•I Boeing Co. he!'< will con-
iillue tO ~ In Jrit'-Boelni <>lficl<lo an-
nouncedWeifiiJday 111e oompiny ei:pect.
ill payroli robe aboot 45,000 al the end·~f
tlllo )'ear and 32.100 by'llia end .r 1171.
Only • ~ .... Boei.q bid 81,0llil tmpl~. . .
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qll'1ltity of LSD.
Investigators described the seizure cf
the illegal , drugs as the larges{ in the
department's history and claimed the
contraband wu aimed for distribution to
·oranae county narcotics peddlers.
County Council
To Hear French
Ambassador Talk
. ' A f1rst·hand report on the changes In
French politics and diplomacy will be of.
fered Or.11nge County residents Oct. 8 as
France's ambassador to the United
States addresses a meeting of the World
Affairs C-OunclJ of Orang~_l;ou_nty at the
Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim.
Ambassador Charles Lucel, who has
served under both former President
Charles de Gaulle and Prt!ldent Charles
Pompidou, wj:ll speak on the topic, ''Th~
Main OrientaUon of French Politics and
Diplomacy Today.''
A reception is PJ!hced at 7 p.m. with
dinner scheduled at T::4S p.m. Lucel's
speech will follow dinne'r.
Lucet, envoy to Washington since 1965,
has been credited with playing a key role
in the formu lation of French policy in
relation to American interes~ in the Mid·
die East, NATO and Asia: •
A spoktsmlTl for the World Affairs
Counc~I s~id Lucet w1.ll . discuss French
goals tn ~se areas and indicate the pro-
bable pohcy courses France wUI follow in the 1970's.
PriGr to bis appoinlment as an am·
bassador, Lucet served in diplomatic
po!litions in the Middle East, the tJnited
Nations and in the French Ministry of
Foreign Affairs it1 Paris.
He served-with the-Free F-rench move..--
ment )n World War JI and as a com-
m1T1der of the Legion of Honor and of the
NaUonal Order of Merit.
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$100,000 Sought
In Tl'af fie .Case •• A Newport Bea.ch woman wants
$100,000 from her city for 111/urles
aUe1ecUY _ IUUered when a· clty~perated
aephtlt> epreater at.ruck htr car on
Wettcliff Drive near Rutland Street.
¥rs., Maf.!tn E. Cooper claims ill her
Orange County Superior Court action thilt
the city vehicle '• opel'ltor .was negligent
last Qc~~$ \\11,..the~cofl~lon OCC1'[1'.!cl
An identical claim flied by Mrs. Cooper
last Jan. s hai betn denied' by Newport
Boach City Coun<:U,
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Vni High Girls ..
Leading the singing at University High School foot-
ball games thi s fall are (irunt from left) Teri Win-
tercorn, Bobbette Everett (chin on hands) and Sari
Brenner and (back from left) Arny Jolly, Linda
Sigala and J~n~t All~n: Th~ Trojans are operating
o_ut. of the M1ss1on VJeJO High School campus until
their own facility at Turtle Rock near UC Irvine
is completed later this fall.
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BELGRADE (UPI) -President Nixon East crisis. Tito and Nasser had been ~f :'ti"!it'/8~~~
asked President Tito today to help bring close friends and political associates for Yfhal was. described as Dr. Wesley G.
peace to the Middle East and assured years. Slocum's "bizarre behavior," both before Nixon also was reported anxious to d ft th II d him lhe United States opposed foreign in· hear Tito's views on Soviet naval ex-· an a er e a ege murder of his in·
---. • fant daughter was caused by his addiction pansion · in the Mediterranean and on to drtws and "large quantities of ginf' the
T:l&o, 7l-year--0ld Communist leader of Yugoslav relations with Moscow. accused physician's wife. tutified today
lte ~ third world of nations, The tough-'minded Yua:oslav leader in Superior Court. · irftted Nixon at the door of the Adriatic broke with Soviet communilm ~u years . Mrs. Marian Slocum told Chief Deputy
stone and marble federal government ago and has maintained 1 stricUy. in-District Attorney James Enright in testi-
buil dependent political line, although be re-mony that was punctuated by angry ex•
· ding for three hours of private talks. mains a convin~ Commwli.sL changes beJwee_n Encight and defense at-
Nixoii Piusec:f on the way . to the tomey Mitjlael Gerbosi that her surgeon
building on the Sava River to shake husband had used ai;nphetamlne (pep
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jt the prediction al new •Santa ·Ana
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thland lire de:i,"taµon . · · ' :·
Nq fires had be'en rePorted· In <:Jranp1 Cou~y. offici~l1 stressed, Is llaimed
residents tried to chect ·t1w: smue•1
IOUrCe,'
. The pirpUJh hue that blotted out ti.
sun during mld-momlnc bourt o~ted
Jn Lytle Creek Canyon, off CuCamongi
Peak~all?lnO mti.s·nortl!West·of the·Sair
BernardiDo city limltJ.
~nds with Curious, friendly Yugoslavs. C' .a. t ~" •; # pills} since his medical school days.
-· ~--m-AmeriCii!l'"Pf'esraerit was a • C}t-Q--e-J.3'f;lrlrlr-~AHhe-time-that-5.locumr45;-of-€oSta . Only 9,000 acru bad been tilackened l! firefigl)~o&ed in to '~!!!;d.,.!"!!---1 ---til~ze, but wiMStoday drOVt'the raa:in( companied by Secretary ot State William Mesa, allegedly killed ·three-monlh-old flames onto surroundl~I terrain. , P. Rogers and Dr. Henry .A. ,Kissinger, 0 Cynthia Slocum and stuffed her dismem-
his national security affairs adviser. _ n Freeway bered remains into the family freezer he f1 · After posing briefly for photographers, wa,. on amphetamine, bentedrine, cough
·' w leadert sat · facina:~Ae medicine with codeine and ~! •• ~ for·
The outlook from one· end, of Clll.fornia
to the other waa bad by noon.
"It is a g:rtm picture," said E. ~
·l!eadm"'-~io_i.-. ~· forestry,-<efiecilnC Oniy-on a llingJI
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baize. Mrs. 'Slocum set her husband's rate of
U.S. officials said Nixon sought out ad· amphelamine add!ction at ten tablets I ifay. · ' vice from Tito, who is close to leaders in both the Arab world and the Kremlin, on By L. PETER KRIEG G1rbosl repeal.edly objected to·the tes-
gettlng negoUaUons moving-between the -·.;.. . °''"" Dii•t'I ,..., 119" • timOny and severil Gf llli objections were
Araba-aod Iara.US de>plte-the"dlarupting The_ ~tlte_J!lll·sue Newi><>njleach il ·the •uflained by , Jll!li•..1!C"1netl\: W.ll]ta!"•
linp&ct-of the death of EiYp!iu President city Jlicindl ill a~ qn a portion . wben , the iurm cOClkt· ~ke lili 110JCO
Gamal Abdel Nasaer. of the , '!>l!.ie of the pf.~c ~Jligbway ~~ver the bitter -"arsuing• ol the two
Nimn .Ailo ~ Tllo, American from Bayside Drive tO Corona de! Mar, But ciubooi sparkid the ost · I t
aides said, that the ··United States' so~ ~I-Ayanian, director of District~ 7, quarrel of the momlnc...-whe~~~:'1o-
aim in the Middle East, As Ul Vietnam, Cill.forttia 'Division of Highways con-ducecl whit appeated to be 'testimony
was to allow the people tO decfde their lirme<ttoday. · dwsfnc IM-Slocuma'' niaid with .the He said 'at the very least the stale will abuse of Diane, the couple 's I-year-old own destiny without foreign influence. · j seek to recover "the several hundred daughter. ,
Warming to Nixon's vi&it on the day he thousarxrdollars" it has spent on design .Gerbo&i aiked Mrs. SJocum, 48, tr "Con-
wdUld otherWise have attended the Cairo studies ror the freeway through the city. nie" {now Mrs. Consuelo Guuerrez) had
funeral of his friend Nasser, Tito chang. Ayanlan ·said the movement of a been seen by a neighbor to strike the
ed. hla plans and decided·to appear with citizens' group here to force a referen-child. He immedlatelj' had to defend, his
Nixon later in the: day at Zagreb, the dum oo re~inding the agreement (see question Crom an enraged Enright.
Nlmn aides aaid today's agenda with separate story} is simply agaJnst the law. "This 1-. an attempt to smear a wit.-
Tito was dominated by Midd1e Eut "We have a two-party contract," he . ness," Enri(ht protested. "U this ii the
events, particulB.rly the death.of Nauer. said, "according to law, it cannot )>e kind of thing counsel 'wants, we'll turn
Tito made a point of remaining in rescinded unilaterally." . this trial wide open to all quest;.iOm of
Belgtade to meet Nixon rather than He indicated the state would likely seek any kind and then we'll see just what
Dying to Cairo for Nassey-'s fwieral. a court. order to allow the freeway to be comes out of it all."
u .S .. officials said NixOn genUinely was built. Ge.rbosi did not pursue his line of
anxious to obtain Tito's opinion about the He said the only legal way to kill the questioning. . .
impact of Nuser's death 00 the Middle highway would be by action of the state Mrs. Slocum has testified that her
Attendant Shot
By Holdup Man
A Buena Park service station attendant
was shot and seriously wounded by a
holdup man early this morning, police
reported.
Herbert LeVine. 36, of La Mirada, was
en duty at the Powerine station, 6971
Knott Ave., when the ar~ed holdup man
approached, officers said.
The suspect demanded money from lhe
cash register but LeVine refused and
threw a milk carton at the man.
M he fled the holdup swipect shot
LeVine in the left arm. The bullet passed
upward through his arm and into his
upper cJlest.
There was only about $40 in the cash
register, police noted.
Jegislatui-e husband subjected Cynthia 'Slocum to
AssemblYman Robert Badham CR· abuse an,d beatin~ from the time of
Newport Beach) proposed just such the baby s birth m ·December .. 1963 to
legislation this year but, after passing th.e (See SLOCUM, Pa1e Z)
Assembly, the measure was killed in the
•Seni(e Transportation Commit~ _
After the defeat, Badham vowed to
continue his fight and ln4J.cated he-would
reintroduce his bill in the next session of
the legislature.
Ayanian this morning referred to this:
possibility, gaying because of this, and on.
ly this, the state has halted virtually all
design work on the road.
Orders Taken
For Costa Mesa
History Book
"If, however," he said, "the legislation
fails in the next session, we will proceed Orders are pouring in for Costa Mesa's
with planning. own official volume of city history, titled
"It is only prudent on our part to try to · ••A Slice of Orange," and only 1,000
conserve the tupayers money," be said, coplea will be printed, residents were
explaining why planning efforts have reminded today.
stopped. The book •talning more than 120 rare
Ayanian said the city could effectfVely old photos, six maps and more than 100
delay actual construcUon of the road for page. of text may be obtained for $6.75
completion of the 1y3tem 1n the county per copy by maJling au order blank.
no sooner than 1985. They may be picked up at the Costa
' ~rie..,ing s~'7'·-:.:: .. "·: .,_. "·:~. ~} . ! ..
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Egyptian Pre~idint G~amaid.-*Ntsstr'!.~~·Alid~~ltajd•
(center), weeps as relatives support blm: Mil• me ben· ofiNaaser'f
family. today took the dead leader's llag:.lraped coffin' bY hellcopwr
from Kubbeh Palace to the s tarting po~t of the f.liDeral COrtegL
See story, Page 4.
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Az . th Earii• · · "''·to· · . unu ... '"' '1.., ... ..,1e~;, · ses
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New H.oiel _CompJex Bid
Azimuth EqUities, Inc.. or Newport
Beach struck out for the third Wednesday
in their proposal to build a' $40 million
commerical-hotel complex a d j 0 i n i n g
Orange-Ciiurity Aifp6rt.
An appeal from a county Plannirig
Commission decision denying a rerone on
the 50 acres at Campus Drive a~d
MacArthur Boulevard wall turned down
unanlmously by the Orange CountY Board or Supervisors. .
Board members indicated that they did
not approve Azimuth's plan because it
was not cOnsistent with the general plan
adopted and adhered to iri the Irvine
Industrial Complex. 1
"Erosion of that plan ls -not good
Tax Query S~umped
Them for. 6(i .Y 113rs ·
poJicy1" said Supervi5ot' Qavld L. Baker.
"Hundreds of ,tlri'M have,irioved Into the
complex knowing the.Plan etiJted and aP.
proving It.· To" c;hange for the economic
benefit of a sii1gle property Owner is 'not
right." , .
Azin"iuth originally tried · to obtain
Newport-Beach City ·CouociJ approval to
annex the property .. Co u n c 11 men
deadlocked over the issue' aAd Azimuth
· withdrew .the reguest_ ..;..hich bad been op.
posed by the Irvine: Company.
In early Augwit, the county planning
commissioners tftd. down Az.imuth'1
requested rezone by a 4 to t vote.
The firm 's executivts, led by Ron
Hanson, made an elaborate presentation
to the supervisors Wednulay, complete
with oolor. slides. · · · ·
They •bowid, plina. for nine buildings
from four to· 12 stories high. The PrOiecl
called»for '"""mBlloo ·~lj81'< feet .of·offj<e
space. and 'a' 4lQ-fOO~~bp~I~ ' •· .1 . "We Can keep dropping ft lower and Meaa City Clerk's Office in the Civic
lower on our priority lists," he painted Center at Tl Fair Drive.. SCtDO, Italy (UPI) -The late Enrii:o
out, saying this could be kept up untll-'IM--Ed ~iller, who wrote the book based on Hugo, wtio was Schio· if\terilal revenue
Azimuth executlvet' pointed. to. tht·fact
·ill•~ commercial •deveiopmoat-bad, boon
·allowed on 1rv1ne· lnduatrill ; Cotnplex
·property to Jhe IOllth and inth of the
propooed de~e)opnlent., : . Tito Tipples;
Nixon Sips
state freeway system is completed in 10 years• exhaustive reRarch, will be collector in 1904, had doubta about the in·
Orange County. featw-ed Oct. 11 at a Costa Mesa terpretation of a law. So be wrote an ex·
TI:len, he said, unless the legislature Hbtorlcal Society autograph party. pert in Rome asking hts opinion.
has killed the Newport Beach segment.. Time is 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the ol.............._ The answer -a postcard dated June 7,
(See FREEWAY, Pase I) Diego Sepulveda Adobe in Estancia Part. 1904-arrived Wednesday 66 years late;
They uid that there is an lncreasinc
demand for off~ space qr Orange Coun.
ty, ' ' '
The ·50-•tn parcel ii owned~ Menon.
· firm'• AStropower branch, now movtd lo
· San Diego County. · ·
"lf w•·don, 11'1 a lint around II befor9
I .the Sahta -Ariu really tllow,,we have a
... pro~rµ,'' ~ continued. •· ....._~ci!elrlJW..'. -~ llt -u, · holocaust series , thJI nepf the ' lla'tO
begtnntng fl'. days ago,-callll!>I to ilelillii:
ancrnearly 11111 mllllon In damap, wu
contajQme!Jtol the -lndivld11at.11t111 ilrCiltfot'nlt~ ~
Fililtgbten -oo....i the ioo.ooo..m
Mount Lag11na fire ln tll.WtLIDd Na-
FftSt SurroUndett at dui!Jk Wednesday.
Despite the. omJnoqs predictions ot w~~~ foreca~rs for a return of tbf ~.a4ed , devil~ drive~ in from. thit
desert each autumn by tonight and·J:rj.,.
day, they won't be as severe as last
week'end.
Gale force winds . up to ·ao miles per
hour slashed ·ctown through some bnJsb.
choked DlqlJ,\!tain canyo111 -incinerating
everything in their path -but UJ1 to 30
miles per hour b the Lites! predictton:
Following President Nimn'1 declar>
tlon of the entire Southland as a disaster
area, Gov. Reagan called for-an iJI...
velltigation into methoda of reducing the
fire peril.
State Departmerit of Fls~ and Ga.me
authorities Cancelled the remainder of
dttr hWlt~g seuon in ~the ~
mile crisis a~ Of San Diego County.
A series of conferences began in citiet I (See FUIEB, Page I)
Truck Hits Girl
Crossing Street
• -A coeta Meaa girl struck by a van as
she crossed busy Newport Boul~ard
Wednesday wa5 «ported tn &ood con-
dition today following surgery. .
Cathellne E. Owens, tS, of 2t71 !!Ural
Lane, WU croums at Bay Street Vear
her home when knocked to the pavement,
police said. ·
'She was taken to nearby c.oata Mesa
Memorial Hospital · for trealrnent after
the accident Involving a left.tumtng fthi.
cle driven by Irvine F. Gram, 51, of_,,
Kelvin Lane, HunUniton Beach.
wu-..er
BEtoRADE (AP) -President
Tito gave ViSiting U.S. President
Nixon sonte adVice on beverages
---today-b11t-Jj;parently It wen
unheeded. --Betur-11 of C • 1nell-Oougl• C'Mp and was the 1ite of U'lat _ .ha1np1on_ aonungton e.ach. sai• to -Ai1muu. ~ , -~..., approvah>t.lhe,.....,.. . ~ Santa i\ha-1'1nda , wUl.llql----<
· • comeback tontpt and l!'ridaJ', oo
don't amoke In the . wood1. Look
for beat .alll'">IChinlJ • "" the
coast and up. to 115 tn the inland ·
area1.
"When )'OU get older, whisky i.
better for the blood than milk,"
Tito, a ruddy 71 yean old. told Nil·
on when waiters appeared with
trays of bard and son drinb at the
end of their poUtical talb.
The Yugoslav chief executive
toe_k a tall bigllball and I ppeared to
be urging Nixon to do the same.
The American leader chose a small
t glass of red wine , with a twist of
Jemon. ·
The two presidents c I i n k e d
glasses as their wives appeared,
followed by more w1itera wttli
more drinks. Mrs. Nixon took a
\ small tomato Julee, Tito's wt!e
s:hose a small gla.u of grape julct .
.Jn a few minutes, Tito had
lliTK>n emPUeCJ-hfs\"'jlass. Nixon,
1ipptn1 occasionally, finish~ Jess
thJn baK al his.
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Big Celebrations .Set for Victorwus Ficker Hoine· Deli,v~ry
Price. ·.1n.me.ased Bill Ficker comes home this weekend.
An underdog when he Jett, a champion
upon his return, the man who skippered
the America'1 cup winner: wil.Lbe ~ted
by a wl)lrlwind of whoopee SfllidAy af·
temoon. .
Architect and sailor William P. Ficker
this week oomplcted the defeat or
Australian challengu Gretel ll to win
, yachting's most covel<d international
cbamplonsllip.
Aboard lntrtpid, Ficker and hit crew
won the beat-of-seven aeries four-to-one.
Fickor will ny to Orange CowltY
Airport at 2; 15 p.m. Sunday whereupon wilf bef:ill a day of ae11i1t1tion to hlm
A defegallon of Newport Beoch city of·
flclalJ, beoded by Vice Mayw Howard llo&en. and local yachl clllb eualilves,
wtll ... 1come the trlwnp!lant arcbllect at In addition to the ColwnbLI, in tow, tlio
the .air strip. parade wllJ. feature the Newport Harbor INSmE TODA y
Ficker. the first West Coast 1ktpper and'Con>lll'del MM ltigJ1 School bands'on
ever to ~nt thll ~try tn tJl!e: 119-one boat and a number of "VIP" craft: "1 can do ft• are 100,d, 91t.A Ye&f hi!topr Of ~~~ ac--~ The parading vessels· wUJ sail a fOW"· A new aubtcrlpUon r~t. of ·$2.25 per ' heard from Corinne $-Aipp of,
companied "by 11is 'two crlw "members mile route to Ardell '1 Marina, adjacent to . month lor bome _delfyolY., of J!le J1AIL.Y lluntinalon Beach, w~o has beoll
from Newpon Bea<:h George Twist aod the Sluft Shirt rutl\uranl • PILOT 1oea Into rilec! 100ay. Ille odda aaoinst her 'and" tr
Jim Titus. , ' The entourage 11111 lhtn be drlvtii to cl-• Continued rtolnl com of all P"'lw:Uon March of 01171<1 1971 podtr
All threo. wlH ~ In.. "Bill ty ~au wh<ro William L. o•llryon;-tie-ta· -·ilcludlllC • recently ••· selt<1to1>. Ste Page I?. ,
i'lcker O«""actlvlilea. .... chairman of Bnf Flclter Oay, lrill Prii¥e •llOUllC<d · It> per, tm:-Jnt:irice 1 ..
1't6eM wit tftclbde a ·bQet ,_paradl over formal ceremonlea. ' · • ic:reue-.-blve"made the .Jktat lPcttue ~=-,.: ' = ,..,.. C lr'OllltdlfewportJf.arbori ~J'icW...Udl .Among the hlghllght. of tM "form.11 nect,Siary •• 1 ... • c._-. u. ,, ,..,..... .... .,
his wife, Barbara, aboard the Coh.Unbla, tceretJloQy; which ls' open to 'the pru1Jilc, · 1 Yow PAJLY PII.OT ~ •. an ~ r.1:~.~ -: t::' .'-""'.,:
the l2-meter y1cht that defended the "'IP wlll be tlie reading of a dlngraiulatoly . do~hD01di111t •wlll•etll!Jll ,lltil* ":; " n --.., ,
Jn 1964 and 1117. . • meiaage from OO*ernor Reagan.. J • eai'nq. from the new prb-anti tbfJ • ="""'~ ~ · •!!':t' : .
The pal'llde will be&tn off\claUy rroln A number of ·other special tribUlu-•lU -. DAILY._eJLO':t :Wilh.~ \0. 'improve ==""""" 1~' .:::-..;... _J_ 1
the China Cafe area · at 1:1& p.m. and be ·accorlded Ficker al the lime; including t•repliting ind pNductiOA 1ttcbniquM to ,..,,__ ,, ::r' ..... •t·•
· will leaiurl ""Vwnber oh•Aeia in full · tlie priRntaUon of»o'ke1·to th•clty and• .delbor.an "Ovell lletter jlrodlla,.ID )ou.lh < =:..,":""" ll -.,
dreaa. ~ 1SeeFlllPll,·hp~ . lbo-..hltln., ' -· ·: i... _______ ....J
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CCC CIJ,i£f
\ Confident
In Fight
'!'be head of Ibo (rOllp trylna to kill lht
pr-'! l'•dtic ~st Freewo,y route
lllrO<Jlb New)l9rt BUcll said today he la .. ' .confiile,ot Ill petition drive will encounter
liltle dUlkulty. . ' Waller J. Koch, chal rman of lbe CiU·
iette' Coardtn1Uftl Comm.lttet, a Frttway
Jl'lchttrs olfsprinf, claimed the week-old
eff9rt ~ bet_n e.ztremely well received.
'.I'he· .CCC· is' drculaUn1 .two petitiona.
one of which seeks lo force the City
Council to rescind IU contract with the
Staie DivWon of Hiahways on the new
way route ta from ·BiySde ve to
Ille Corpna· dei Mar city limlu.
U the· needed signatures are obtained,
the council would either have to cancel
the pact or coocluct a referendum on £he
issue.
The second -peUt.ion tee-ks a charter
Amendment to require city-wide votet
before the council ceuJd enter into any
freeway rou te agreement ever aiaJn.
Approrlm1tely~--tl&!iatures, a fig-
ure equal to 15 nt of ,the refiit.ered .
vote.rs who cast bal ots in the last city
election, are needed by the petitioners.
The drive was launched. last Friday
and the group has lM days in whlcb to
' file the petitioru. ·
Koch indicated lhe CCC expect! lo beat
the deadline easily. -
In fact, he said City Clerk Laura Lafios
bas requested. that the petitions not be
fited unW Iller J;lo"-. I btctuse the city
voters' list will l>e in !tie county electionJI
'"'dfice durinJ' the last halt of October.
MI'!. L1aios must verify the aut.hentJ-
city of the signatures against the list
within 30 days after they are filed.
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Fund Cabinet Meets
Hatbor Area United Fund cabinet members con·
fer on 1971).71 campaign with Robert Hieid (seat-
ed), general campaign chairman. Standing (from
left) are B. James Glavas, who is in charge of
the United Fund's Government and Education Di-
vision; Robert Perkins, board o! directors solicita·
tion; Theo Robins. business division; Lou'. Yan·
torn, fund agencies: Walter Burroughs, special
gifts, and Gleam Smith, residentiaJ fu nd drive.
Cabinet members who didn't make photo iJ!clude
Joe. Metcalf, who will handle United Fund's Cor-
porate and Employe Division ; Dennis Hak~.
professional groups, and Gary Burrill, \'-'ho-h\ads
special advisory committee.
• French Envoy To Speak From Page l
FICKER ••.
T.o County World Group special award from the DAILY PILOT.
The propoM!d Coastal freeway his long . · . . . .
A resolution congratulating Ficker
adop ted by 'the California State Sen,ate
will· also be read.
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Fre• Pfff• 1
·GOUNTY FIRES ...
• Uuou&hlbU[ .11!1 l\O~ .lo .organiu eUorla,
toward reducing tM critlcal. problem of
'Ylnler Doodln& and mudstld" in !~ ..
acarred are.ii.
One mllllon pouD4I ol fut.flrowlni ""
grass seed, worlb !250,000, will ~
showered ·ovtr '400,000 scotched tcrtl
beginni~ in about two weeks, but eve11
thii fnay Deffleffe<:tive--:-·, -
"This la only an emueency cov~~. •
emphaolzed Donald Miller, of lbe U.S.
Soil Conservation Service.
•·At best, It Is only a Slop gap meas~
until native grasse.9 take over in ab<ft
two yean, '' he continued, sayln1 evtn
this step is uncu.lain. • ..
Light rains will germinate the rye
grass -which would atill bt ineffeetfve
until around Christmastime -while.
heavy downpours striking early would
wash the seed away, spelling disaster.
"We could have as much damage from
the rains 11 from the fire itself." observ·
ed Robert Reeie;-of-theU.S.l'Ore&C
Service.
ThL American Insurance Association,
and the 1nsurance Information Institute
estimate 2,010 structure.9 -mostly homes
have betn destroyed or dalflaged .&O far.
A total of 800 home.9 Wert total losses,
along With $24.9 million or insUred prJ~ate
pi"operty .of vari!Jus types, the inlurahte
experts estimated.
Santa Ana winds bu ild ing up again in
the San Bernardino area whipped the Ly·
Ue Creek fire that was all but contained
over 500 more acres in a downhill direc-
tion considered dangerous.
Containment was consldered possible
today, weather cond itions permitting.
No containment was near at all in the
Buckeye Fire which has burned 36,000
acres of nearly impassable terrain north
()f San Simeon in the Santa Lucia Moun·
ta iru. • '
A stand of non-virgin Coas~ Redwoods,
about 200 aaes, was badly damaged by
the coaatal blaze, which is partly in I.m
Padres National Fore!t ~ partly on
Hunter-Liggett Milit.iry Reservation.
Fireflghtus tiad reached 85 P_ercent
contalnmtJll of Q!e stubborn Red M_.
t\ln blau in sequoia National Forest but
it WIJ stil l cOil:!!Uminl heavy timber"-....
Experts 1urveylng lbe de'lutai.
Mollbu-Newi11ll.Simi fin arta -•"°ft
some hoi spat! ltl!I pose danger -wer•
optimistic if the' hot, dty winds stay al •
minimum leVtl.
"It JOoks u: If the hills are covered with black..._v:elvet~-on_e. ~Y fi!e ol·
ficials whollew ovu the ,eene.
"Not a twig or a snaa-'or a U:e.leton of
brush is left." /
' . Ph ysicia~ 'Faces
Trial on Arson .
A Corona del Mar physicia n accused of
burning his offices at 2345 E. Coast
Highway was ordered Wednesday to !~ce~
--vtal:Dec. ! in Orange County-Superior
Court.
Judge James F. Judge set lhaf date. for
Dr. Eb be Harteliw. 50, and allowtO the
defendant to rem1'.in free on $~250 bail.
He held over until ·0ct:21 Dr. Hartellus'
moti-On for dismissal of charg'es of arson,
burning. with intent to defraud, burning
irisural Qroper_ty and bribing wilneMe.9.
ChargeS were filed against the doctor
rollowing a fire at his offices last April 9.
lnvestigatnrs allege gasoline was used to
atart the blaze.
Dr. Hartelill.!l, whose home is at 6117 W.
Wilson St.. Cost.a Mesa. is still pr1cticing
at the Coast Highway premises.
Injured Woman
Pried From Car
A 23-year-<1ld ~nta Ana woman had to
ht ·pried from hlr car after she rammed
a traffic light early thls morning at Balsa
Avenu! and Ward Street in W"tminst.er.
Cheryl Ann -Cook was reported in fair
been the subject of controversy throuih· • A first-hand report on the ch~u in _bible po~cy ~ France will follow 1n
----.oorSOUthenrCa11fomta:-NewpcrrBtadl-Pm.ch·poJittcs~IJ!d·diplomaey-will·be~of~l970 ~ -
' interests have betn especially upaet bf.. fered Orange County residents Oct. a 1s Prior to his appointment as an am-
The .. city_hall.ceremonies-be~in-at ..!:20
p.m.
P k • condition today at Kaiser Hospital in Be!l. ump in Carvers flower. where she was. taken after init!al · treatment at Westminster Commuruty...
· ----msp:ita.l~torr.sata-11l!Su:ffena-1 Vie in Contest brok•• right 1eg and cuts and bruise•.
;.uuse the hig~way would swing to ~· France's ambauador to the United bassador •. Luc1t .served in diplomatic eouthwest 11 1t runs through the city, positions m the Middle Ea.st, the United
·1 running parallel to the Pacillc Coast Hilb· Sta~ add~ • m,eeUn1 of. the World Nationa and in' the French Ministry of
._ waY.. Affairs Council oC Oran1e County at the Foreisn Affairs in Paris.
:-dtept t~ NewporrBeach;-it -u rooted 1>1.Sfteytancl ·HOtel In Anaheim. 1 -~e SUYect-WfUf l5i Fret 7rench move-~ coraidtrably fu~ inland. Ambaaaador Qarles Lucet, who bas ment In World War II and as a com·
.Kocb this mormt fill& aald helbctlll!~~~~· ttrved under both fonner President mend~ of the Legion of Honor and of the "lio.g:t ve an accura e tpte on '· nwnUCl \:_ _ _ Natiorial Order of Merit-;-. 'Of aiptures adu1lly on peuUons lo Chari• de Gaulle ind President Charier -· -
!date, aimply becauae "it is far too early Pompldou, will speak on the topic. "The
In the drive." Miin..JlriOnlatiln ~.,1'rtocll. Y.Oliu ~-• f He-wd the.croup ineally .•tiHorgan-l!l(ilai.a-·~· • · i, " ,. ,. Court Indicts 1b:1ng solic1tations but he sa.1d hia pre-· ~ .. ~ '
• cinct ca.ptalnt: have reported there dou A reception is planned It 7 p.m. with
, "°'appear •o be "'Y problem in •••lint: dlJl\l<r aohed~ .11r •s p.m. 1.uce1·, Two Laguna Men I volunteen lo do the work. ft.. 977¢ ~r. -"' ~ -
· Earlier this year, the ori1inal Freeway 1.AJcet envoy to W1altinaton since 116$ ·•
Fl(hten orsaniulloo fOll<rcltd oome 40;, ' . · · · ' 0 D Ch 000 aignatures Oii peUUooi statini sen-hu bten,~tled wllh piaym1 a key role n rug arges
er1l opposition lo· I.ht freeway throu1h In· the f&nnulaUon of French policy in
the Newport Beach. . relaUon to Amtrican interesb in the Mid·
Koch ~ould not be reached for commenl die East, NATO and Asia.
Two Laguna Beach men who police
allege had marijuana and LSD valued al
more than ·$50,000 in th.eir possc,,;ion
when arrested last Sept. 2 were indicted
today by the Oran&e County Grand Jury.
tater this morning on a sta tement by a .
top Highway Division ()fficlal that the A spokesman for the World Aff11rs
st.ate wpuld take Newport Beach to court · Council said Lucet will discus.! French
JI the 1,greement Is unilater1lly rescinded. a:oals iJ? those areas and indicate the pro-
Named by the investigative i>Anel on
charges of possession or marijuana with
intent to sel!, cultivating marijuana and
po5session of LSD were Anthony Abraho
V1sapal10, 22, and Joh:n Robert Dobyan,
2.1, both of 332 Bluebird Canyon Road.
Dobyan is also charged with a misde-
meanor count of obslructing a police offi-
cer in the discharge of hls duties.
l'ro11t P .. e J
FREEWAY ...
the road will be built.
He 11id that current timetables call for
comp let.ion ef the system in the . county
no later than 1985.
"It could be lon1er If-we get a dent tn
cur financing," Aynian 11id.
Earlier reports that the 1tlte would
con!ider dropping plans tor the entire
southern section of the freeway, given by
the department's number two man,
William Hashimoto two week.! ago, we.re
categor:ized as extremeJy remote by Aya-
ni~ ' At the first hint the rtate might 1ue
Newport Beach, also given by Hashimoto
two weeks ago, several key people-.-in-the
anti-freeway movement said they felt the
city would be better off paying the desiin
cost& than putting up wilh the road.
DAILY PILOT
,,_ IHGf COAST l'UILISll!NG COM•ANY
l•lt1rt N. W.U
l'ra....,I 1..r ,,,.."'*'
J1c• l . Curley
VI« l'..,Jol..,! '"" G.M<t l Ml"lf.,
n ..... , ic,,,,;1
MMltl"I llllor
l'r:om· Pllge J
SLOCUM .••
the date of its death thrtt month! later.
The child, she has tuUfied, wu con·
sistenUy beat.en on the head and body
and kicked from ill infant basket by Slo--
. rom. Sbe has also testified thll ahe was
warned by her husband lo tell no one of
the beatings or what is alleged to bt his
dismembering ()f the dead baby.
She told Gerbosi that her husband re-
ferred to h!r as "a p6ece ol white far·
bage" before the Slocum's two olhe:r chil.
d.ren a~d told them to ignore any instruc-
tlOM given to them by their moi.-er.
Mrs. Slocum admitted today to GtrboSI
that she had·received treatment as J con.
firmed alcoholic at Metropolitan Slate
Hospital in Norwalk arld al Capistrauo by
the Sea Hospital in Dana Polnt. ·
She also told proseeutor Enright that
the addiction occurred long alter the
baby's death.
Police .Identify
'LSD Pill Haul
Both tnen were arrested at the Laguna
rt:sidence after a-prolonged investigation
of their alleged drug traUicking by under
cover detectives from ·Huntington Beach.
Backed by investigators from the State
Bureau of Narcotic:&, and the Torrance
and Vernon police departments, Hun·
tlngton Beach officer!! raided the Art
Colony home and cla im lhey confiscated
304 IUIO! of marijuana and a considerable
quantity of LSD.
lnvesUgators described the seizure of
the Ulegal drugs . as the largest in the
department's41 history and claimed the
contraband was aimed for distribution to
Orange CoWlty narcotics peddlers.
Vets Exemption
Deadline Friday
Samples of 1,000 drug pilll ceptured by Friday is the deadline for former
Costl Mesa police durlnc an elleged Ille $Crvicl!men who were denied veterans f:l· Tuesday nlaht Mn 1na1yzed Wedneadly and idtptified u LSD, lDvHtlgators emption on their homes to file for $750 homeowners eremption claims.
reveaJed. County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw
Douglas M. Bowtin1, 23. Hermosa said the veterans were notified of their
C•tte ..... O'flc• Beach, who allegedly JOld the pills lo $1,000 vets exemption denial in July. A
JJO w,,1 1., s1r •• 1 Detective r;«m Kutch for '450 wiU be new Jaw moved the date back for filing
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M•i11Rt Allllll•:u : ;,o, I•• JS6 ~, tJ6J6 proSl!Cuted on state charges of ~ion ,.) but Friday is the hnal :J>pportunity the
'of daq,~1 drup for ult. assessor warned. '
O"" °'""' ,-+..·...-'Bo"<'w~hng was . arrested •t H~ __ _1he _'1om_eowners •TemnUon divis_ion Of
Hr -:.:::~~\' ::;.:r:-:..::-" BOlile~inJ an '"Giller Avenqi tiY two ~r • the .assessor's ofticeis l~ated ln Room tt11111~ ••Kl': 11111 ••.a.'""""'" Kutch 5 partners, _who allegedly wit-A-156 of the new county courthouse, 700
""c11oo11111t: JU "7 11 c. ... 11$ .... ne~ the tr~achon. He was booked W. Civic Center Drive, Santi Ana.
or1gmally on • federal char&e. Telephone number for information is 83+. A · $100,000 Sought ::w Mexico's Million
In Traf fie Case Proved Hard to Get
A Newport Beach woman wents
$100,000 ln>m bet CllY for lnjllrlu
"11e(edly ouffortd -• ·clly4plr1ted
1sphalt l1W'tldtt 1truek fw Cit M
Wtttcllff Drive neer RuUand Street. •
Mrs. Marlon E. Cooper dalml In her
Orona• County superior Court action that
Ille clly ftblde'1 --WU no,ti(llll
lQt Ocl. s when Ille co~ occurred.
-•• An idefttJl:ll cWm flllil "' Mtt. Cooper rWt ~an. I bu !>om deoltd Ill' Nowpcrt
Beach Cit)> c.w.cu. .
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DENVER. Colo. (AP) -New Mexlto
, officiala who bad predicted a 1970 mte
population ol one million were unhappy
with O.e: Cen~s Bureau's 'j)rellm1nary
flgurts ol 198,2$7 announced Stpt. I.
So Uie officials went on a 1t1t.ewide
campoi,n lo :ind ,people wbo hid been .m ISied In tbe CQWI~ On W edneodo,y, lhe
Regional Censua: Bureau in Denver 1dded
l,ltl lo Ille ·New Mexico populoUon. So
Ille Stilt'• ·o!!idlla are boulln& ol lbe
.... popuJoUOcunar~i 1,000,011.
The festivities will bring to ·an end
literally years of preparation and sit
grueling weeks of actual competition for
Ficker and the Intrepid.
It be1a n with• three-v;ay battle for the
right to defend the botlomless old mug
that has become the symbol <>f world
yachting rnpremacy. -
Intrepid. won repeatedly in con-
frontations with Valiant and Heritage, the
two other American boa!.!' leei.iog the
right to defend the cup.
Finally, with the New York Yacht Club
.. selection committee's decisior. Aug. 30
that Ficker was quicker, he began
preparatioru for the race seri'es that
began Sept. 15.
The rest ls yachting hlstory.
Mesa Theft Suspect
Goes Free .on Bail
· A Costa Mes a woman is !ri!e on $.1,750
bail today following her aITest Wednes-
day afternoon by Newport Beach po-
lice ()n suspicion of burglary.
·Emma H. Ennis, 38, ()f 616 W. 19th
St. was booked into Newport jail follow-
ing investigation of two recent residen-
tial bur&laries, one in Baycrest and one
in Irvine Terrace .
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Plans for a pumpkin-carvin g contest
()pen to N&port Beacb and Costa Mesa
children .:1.n _the first grade ~ere-an·
nounced 'today.
The firat first-grade pumpkin carving
competition will take place Oct. 30 at "4
p.m. in the Mariners Savings and Loan
¥socialion buildin&, 1515 We.9tcliff Drive.
Jack-Barnett, man1ger cl the Newport
Harbor . Chamber of Commerce, will
serve as jack o'lantern judge. '
The competing pumpk ins wiU be on
display two days preceding the official
judging.
An official of the savings iuociation
said the best first-grade pumpkin carver
will receive a trophy. The association will
maintain a second trophy in ita lobby
with the name.9 of each year wiMer in·
scribed on it.
Placentia Chief
. Of Police Quits
Placentia 's police chief for the past
seven years is going to retire to "get
away from smog and sirens."
Earl W. Coleman, 55, who resigned
Wednesday effective Oct. 15, said ht will
move to a fa rm he purchased earlier this
year near Moberly, Mo. '
Coleman has been with the Placentia
force since 1957. He took over the chlef's
post following the controversial firing ()f
Chief James Slotor, former Costa Mesa
police captain.
Westminster police and firemen had to
pry her right leg free as it was jammed
between the-seat cushion and the fire wall
which had been shoved back by the Im·
-pact ol the crash. -
Police said she hit I.he guard rail in
front of the tra!fic light about 12:43 a.m.
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Custom Check
From Moon ·
HONOLULU (AP ) -The world'a
first customs declaration for im-
ported goods from outer space
hangs on Dr. Ernest Murars office
wall.
It is · signed by Apollo ti
astronauts Nell A. Armstrong,
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr .. 111d Michael
Collins, covering "departure from
moon and arrival at Honolulu,
Hawaii. U.S.A."
The cargo manifest lists •·moon
rock and moon dust samples."
"Any other condition on boa.rd
11.•hich may lead to the spread of
i:lisease?" Typed in the space were
the word!, "to be determined."
The declaration form was filled
out thtn, but it couldn't be made
official because the t h r t e
astronauts were closeted in their
quarantine vari. Murai said he sent
the form to Washington for the
three signatures.
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sound of waves on a quiet night at Dana · A freeway to frt<W)ly !nterthllnge al al)d ·to 'Route I t• proposed · at AHpu
Point. · · the San Di""'O Freeway begina the aeg· -. -s-. Division engineers add r-e a-a, e d ment. It· wpl.i}d rnpv~ lnto.tbe vlciniiy of ·Weiter'ly of Allpaz the freeway would
Call Fieew_a·y
By RICHARD P. NALL Ing waS nOt to.sider freeway locatiort-considenUon.
Of "" o.nr '""'' stett that was de'"med Oct. 24, 1967 -op. 0pp08iUon ranged from opposition to State Division ·of High'*ays engineers position to having the freeway at all-was ,__,, Wednesday invited comment on how 7.3 the major theme developed by a·qowd Of the total adopted rvute to op~ition to
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tbemitl ... · to . these q'!'\lllon•. ·i,;. lhb the Capbtrano Beach' tiusm... dlltrlct 'be i>e!Dw ...;..,.,, level .., it .-.ued
r-Ltbe b•ii:inB cljlfe.i>'d.rroni!tho;. an~ .,... San Juan ~k'-''c'!at'-.!!he!lJI'!~-.. ·-·· ~.-----1
10 years ago when concern W$S largely afeelbov
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e the grotpid~. , ' fr~m 31'.' to.:~ tnrOUgli lilihir ground :IOUtberty-o
· mU.es_of..adopted,Routt;-LEr.e.eway~C:Ould. _abQui_2QQ, · , the big frte~y ~teicban8es that inClude
best, serve ~ Dana Po mt, Laguna Niguel One wag suggested on a comment card ~fing ~p certain local streets into ma·
for razed homes and the effect on Dani.~ trad, einergpig ~nm-Alone
busineaa and transportation. -· :·Qe$ign may utiJ.ize·a loqe bridge"in·thi.s the. si~e Or a lully northerly of the"Gti-Ja ~ project ·aegmtnf would ""' !tom : seitor 0r ~ «:o!!lbm•tlon of bri~ges. l!1fd Del tiitherll)l Church.
the.S,an.Di:ego'Freeway &t Via Seamen. . fQlso: ; · f .. , : . • ·, . .· lrftercha.n·ges are planned at the ~~t
to to a point .4•Qf-.a mile &OUth of Aliso big-in~rchan&e-:-Prqv~-epn-. of-&b&'-Golden-Laiwtem,-future Ni&ud-
'Creek, at Hiih!and Avnnue. .. t1ectiona to .both, Vie Jan .Die1o·Freeway (See ~REEWAT, Pase%).
and San Juan Capistrano areas. that the fr0eway would best serve .. th~ , JOr arterials.
Residents responded-that it could not ·area by following the route of Highway Opporlents spoke much 0 f en.-
best serve them -that it would be ·an · 395, which runs from San Diego County virontnental quality and life_ quali ty. They
"ecological disaster." into.Riverside County and northerly. cited atmospheric, visual and noise pollu-
~lthough division engiMers-at the -out. An-engLneer~noted sober.ly that . this lion-that many had-moved ~-the area to
set carefully made the point" ~at the hear-would not serve the coastal area under escape. One man told of enjoying the ' . " y
_...oun aces
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' Tito Tall{ Nixon,
Brush Blaze
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BELGRADE (UPI)· -President Nixon Nixbn .also assUred Tito, American
asked President Tito today to lielp bring aides said, that the United Stat.es'· sole
peace to the "'Middle East and assured aim in the Mi@__! E~_h.,!8 in Vietnam, ~~~~ _ ;o.....J -:;e:' '. ~:.:~-him-~-United·States oP~d:f~gn in· -was-to--a ow ~peo-ple fo declde their --r--_,>r :.. ... tervention. ·
-..: '"':_,_ , '· .1'ito, 78·year-old Corumunist leadenof own destiny without foieign influence.
..... ~ · the non·aligned third world of nations, Warming to ·Nixon's visit on the day he
greeted Nixon at the door of the AdriaUc would otherwise.have attended the·Calro
stone anJJ marble federal government funeral•of his friend·Nasaer, 'tito ·chang·
buildingJor three hours of priv.ate.. talks. · ed bis pJans_ ana decided to _appear_with
Nixon pa~d on the way to the . Nixon later in· Ute qay tit ·Zap'tbo tbe
bttjlding On the Sava River to shake capital of Croatia.
hands ~itb curious, friendly Yugoslavs. ·Nixon ai4es Iii~ ~Y't ag•a with
lbe Ame(ican P{esi~ent was ac-Tito' ;w,.. ·~$ed'1'·llJJMlddle .\·-r..t
·companied·by-Secretary·of·State WWiam · .,.nti, particularly-the ·death ol· _,.,
!' .. Hogen and J)r. lleory A. l!Ainatr. Tito-Diiiie .. poinl of remalnln9 In ,_
his national security aff~ adviser. Belgrade . to meet N~on rather &ban _
After posing. brieOy lot. ~pilers, flying to Cairo for·N-'1,luneraL· · ,
U:ie two· leaders sat f~ each other U:S. officiall~·~~i.1'U
acrosS-.a-Iong· ta6le coYered in green anxioµa ~ .obtalri. 'fttQ's a~ the
By Al\TllUI\ R. VINSEL
Of "" r».i;;-D.t ,,.,.
Greasy; acrlcrsmoke from a wonenin&
__ brushlir_e 50 milff_AWJy_b.,«:p"if:=;;· ~-':/l· ~==i
-OvfrthT Oi'ange COast today·~·and•Wiill
Jt -the prediction of new Santa Ana
winds--and .the strong -threat""of'°mOre -
~th1ar}d fire devastaUQD. -
No· f~es had bee_n reported in Orailge ·
County, officials slresled, as alarmed
· -residents-·tried ---to--check--tbe -~0Me•1-
aource.
;· ~ pyrpUs~ liaze Ui•t blo\te<l: ooLthe . ,. sunidurlpg mJd.inomlnc hours Grigihated ,.
· in Ljtle -Creek Canyon, off
·peat, 1ti<uf111ililii._.-
~:dlJ,llmlll: •
. · Only.t;lll-·bocl Ileen btadeMil., ~ '<looed ·In-lo surroundL the
blaze; but willds today drovt the raging
fJame.....onto' surroundin1 terrain. ,. • .. ~ • .... .f • _,"-So ""...: . .. . ~ ' . ~""' ).; '"'f(.-." •. 25 years with no
baize. impact of Naaer's death .. on the Middle u·.s. officials said .Nixon JOUghl out ad-East crisis. Tito ind Nasser· bad been
~ outlook from one end of California ·
to the other was bad by noon. ii~t .Js a ll'im pi~,'' Said· ·E. A.'.
1~.o1/ktio!'•• 7ito : • • and
71ie)''cGJl f e tncky.'
vice from Tito, who is close to leaders in close ·rriend.s ana poliUcal usoclates for
both the Arab worl~ and the Kremlin, on years. · , · ·
getting negotiation! moving between the Niion alsO was reported . ~ ·to
Arabs and Israilis despite the disrupting hear Tito's yiews •on Soviet naval ez ..
impact of the death of Egyptian President pansion in the llediterranean and on
Gamai Abdel N....,r, (Set NIXON,.P110 l)
Headln& of the St;ite Division of J"oreltn. r,dlecting only on , a · single ~·lie .U;O\)O-ac:re Qiyamaca· fire' In
.San DltiO· County. . ' ••
"Jt ft.,doa't 1et a.ljne aiwnd'it bifore
tha S'ai/\'! Anal really blow, we have a · •
problem," be ~_, ~
-, ~ve.mher Date Set . ' .
r -urt · lndi. ··els One ,. chee<:Wfl de•eiopment In the \.Al . . . ' . 1 .t .~ • . 1 , M~t>rH.n """"* ................ , hol~Jllt··sm. t!Jit sweRt the state
• .... . • • . ~ • , • \ • •• • • • , , .;. 1 beginµing aJx_dMI aco.-cauaing 10 deaths
Two. Lagun' a ·Men STROLLING MALE SHOPPE If PONDERS 'MILADY'S FAS,Hl()NS '· and nearly 1180 million il\ damage, waa . H~s 1111 F1mlnl1t .Moiti11f11I. BrcflJtllt-..... Midi .hdfsa <-?·" <0nlolnment of the worat lndtvidual blaze
• • • · , I'<' 1· '1 1 .· •• • .: ... • • ~ _j_ , ·· th California histo'ry, · ·•• •· · . : • , ' • ·~....r ···r · ·• \1l1 ~'~!t:'1 1 :.__ ._J_ • .1.¥fJi.."" ._ .. 1 .... · .F,lrefighten pronounced tbt 200Jl(IO.acre
on DrugCiiarges : ... 1 •. ..:1,!··~ ~e .. ··~.o·;·., __ : "S··~,u.'u·' > •.... ;. ~:r~:~~~~ke~:=~al 1•I ttR ... ,a;9 DespJte the ominous predictions or
Two Laguna Beach men who' Police •. . . . .-". • . . t weather forecasters "for a. return ·of the
allege had ma~ijuana and LSD·vilued at dread,ed devilwinds driven in from the
'Drifte-.:s Face Sep_arq,te
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Trials in Cu:lt Murder
A pair<>f young drifte~ accused in the worship rites before and . after death , :~:a~~= ~;t.~!ere~i: ·CQQ.St .Slf,fJppel;S J!it . ~.~~.iq4J;e: .·I.;Qo~'~ ~~~ ,!~~ b~ to~~~ 8:: ~:s1t
bizarre Devil Cu1t killfng of a pretty while her body was fOund minus the right today by the Oringe County Grand Jury. By JbANNE'Rf;iJto!~ . ~ . .one .. amg . .ia· .d!J)lotri.af; ·hei ·did: not; ·Say ~~Jie'.}~reie~-winm up· to 80 miles-per
1-fiasion Viejo teacher will be tried arm and internal organs. Named ·by 'th~ investigative panel Oh 01 -.;a.11r ,1191 ,i~if''T""'' : : ·any.thlng.labollt lettinl :tier· lt'ilrtit· after .houi' .s.!Blhed. do_wn .~h.,·sQfll;e bfUlh-
separately 'fJov. 9 in Orange County Sickened homicide detectives have charges of possession of marijuana with Leg lovers: of . tbe Orange ·Qie~ have-,;he. ~t it.. _ . . . . choked mountain canyons -incinerating
&iperior Court. charged members of a loosely knit band intent to sell, cultivatirig marijuana and no fear ·' 1 • • • ' ' • • ·' 1 • • .1 • e~~: in their IJath -but up ta • .. 1 Judge James F. Judge agreed Wed-of drifters involved devoured-parts 'Of her possession of LSD were Anthony Abrano The ~tli Skirt is ·not ritalMg. Jts · · One womar:i. ~~'~\l_,· ... ~·)ler miles,pef fioUr is the latest FedictlOn.
nesday to the petition of Herman H. flesh before it was laid in the sandy VasapaUo, 22, and John Robert Dobyan, Mleast'that'stbeconsensiiisot18"sh0p. .,i~evaaed ... d.aygh~ers . antl.,~,.sen.. ' FollOwin'g President Nlxo'n't declara~
T !or 17 for separate proceedi"oS in ,_ 1 •-~ , · u · t . N · · · 1meots. Sh• nld 111t -.CO!n&' liJ. panb .. of ,.., · ay • • ·-e grave. 23, both o( 332 Bluebird Canyon Road. pers ?'terv e~~, recen Y, I ewpo, ii : 'suifs•in·ah•iftart'.1"1 "'l'fdelK~ u<-• , uQ(l ~..._entire...SOUthland as a dls.uter tbe murder of Mn. Florence N. Brown. Robbery -a mere '40 or '50 was in. Oobyan ts also charged with • misde-Beach s Fash.ion Island. , , . . .• t. , . ~· ;• , ;-;t .l.:' ~ area, Gov. Reagan called for an , in--
His ~ged accomplice in the ritual volved -is attribJ,Jted to the mur4er of meanor count of ~ng a police offi-Tht:ee -two woinen .and: a man ·-Wl:Jlle· me. ~rs ..,_. . ·we 11}1~ vestJgaUOri ,tmo method,, ri reducing ,tbe
kilting, 'Stephen C. Burd, 20• also a Carlin, who was held up only four days cer in ·tbe dJscharge of bis duties. thought it was all right for certain Jl'.COPle · and mUi.·lbob:a~ ~Ved~.-~d.i, fire peril, •• l
tralllient, wlll go on trial at the same earlier by two bandits who threatened Boeh men Were arrested at the Laguna at·certaifl ·times ' bot 1h·e-rest gave it a there werr: ohly .. two --n~ 191" State Departmerit' of Fish and .G1ime timeBothinHaunradd!~~.:~CDytou:1'f::~·been held him, witJt.a rar.or and screwdriver. midence after a !'rolonged investigation definite thulnbs ·down.· . rftel:del'Jltkm~;~mr.e :~i:.of ,Lapna authorities candelled1 thel remainder. of ~"' · I.nmically, they were 1 en t enc e d of thelr alleied drug trafficking bf under Or coune, ' it Wasn't always the Be~ aqctr..H11i:ae ¥~.--Qf;N"P.>rt deer huntil'.11 aea900. 111 the 156-squlre.
In Orange County Jail since being arres~ wec1....i.y by Judge Judge tn the 11me cover detecUves fiom Huntington ,Beach. ae1thetico that fon:ed .the• dbapptoval. . · Bti,~~sald ~l -Pl*W, the , ~1 milt a1sia ¥eo Of San Diego.County.'.
eel tn connection with MrL.~D's dis-COUl't".....ton·held for·the ,IUlpeds charg" Backed .by lnvestlgators·from the State Tustin resident John Zenri 211 .. Id ·he • m<dnun. "'I dOn' re&Uf ~ the ·;piddle A aeries ol-coaleit~oes began In cities
memberment murder and the hatchet ··-'--t-carr in the later Bureau of Narcotics, and the Torrance .1---n~t like them.·'Jbe ·girb 11~' knows·. Or;UieCal.1.'bu, tl.'dcilikf:~~lqth~' (Set)'uum.palO'I) -•a.nng of a Santa Ana service .station at-ed. with m~·uig m UUQ; M ~-tne •• 1 :si 1 -· robbery and ·Vernon police departmenb, Hll!F· don't, eithtr. '!They don~t 'llke the idea~of " rs ... ~v .sa ...... '. ' 1 ' • 1 · ~ '
tendant. Roberi: A. Harper, alao knoWn as tlngton Beach officers raided the Art having t(! r:_~l•ce art entire \lardfob:e." The'fi:sclriatiO~ wlth,,Che.,mali·wU ,er.
Jerry W · Qarlin, 21• was found in a pool Arturo A. Anthonv, 23, of 17434 Gothard Colonv home and claim ti-.. confiscated And then there's the famous old·"'"'.1"g, pla'ined b,y Ray ,, .......... , a d-..t-ent of blood on the noor of the station June 2, ·v ·v ...... $ _, .. , "'"""&" ... .,... ....
one day beJore the missing Mrs. B~wn's St., Huntington Beach, was committed to 30t tUos or marijuana and-a conaiderlble "If you've got it, Oaunt it,'1 to accoant 1tore clerk, who noted that It was "old
mutilated remains were found buried off -tht California Rehlbilitation-anter .at quantity of tsD. for' the reluctance on tbe p8.rt of Younger .fl~ 'looking. 0 ; • · ~ • .,. ,... , ' · '
Ortega Highway. . Norco. Investigators described the seizure of women, to fall bead ovtl' heels for the . · ·TuSttn· ·~t Zmn · ,esptaJned 'tl'le
Tbe_,t-Year--old ~cher, wbo·lived in EI He is a.narco~ics addict who robbed to the illegal drugs as the largest in the midi. fondntsa: .fOr the mini: "Sure I like it. . •
Toro, was drlgged from her car 00 Sand support his hab1~. . department's history and claimed the Prancise Leclerk, 191 said she found the · 'l'bm's . .not . a 'single r.,~~ · b.l'o o d<t:'d 1'.fea~r
Canyon Rofd,two weeks earlier, driven to J~d~e Judge dtspc>sed m the same court contraband was aiCled for distribution to thiogs d9WD· right ugly 11 dJd her tioy · Ameflcan· male-that, doeen'l. ~ looking . The Santa Ana winds will st,p
VJ. old oraDge grove in I~ and slain. session ollaf ide~tical robbedonery Kc=~'--Orang--"e_Coun_t_oy_n_a_n:ot_ic-'-1peddl __ e_n_. ____ fri~~Sil~aner., , 1~lt-, ••id··'--...... .1. , ~; ,g.~b .in. niinls '._". . , a comej>ac\~t 'Pd 1'11dax,..l!L.1---She waa alleged4' •ub,.c!iii!IODevu"'-lfaJll>t-'P'!r s wmpa; -. ' . ~·• ·~"' . -~ R~ •-'~~~------~~---."CJijft'f iiiiiib:miiie -Loot James Freda. 29, of Santa Ana. the·nildi in1 baa ·taste 1a"nd that inldl1 re-• • ' · : 1 1
Unlocked Door
Leacls to Theft
A Laguna l!each cobbler who reported
the theft of 141.3 worth of mll!tcal equip-.
ment from his shop a.pparently was the
victim of an "unlocked door" burglary,
police said today. ·
Roger Van De Vanier. 31611 ,Florence
St., South Laguna, said iin AM·FM tuner,
t11mtable and two speakers disappeared
from hb shop• at 11$ Cleo SL between
'ljle!day <venln( and Wei!nesday morn· q : I
Police llQted that the shop door had
blen damaged earlier and apparently
"i'!l~ 1)1\t tie locked.
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Fredawassentencedtooneyeartolife r-. E' I mindherofaahondms ·to~lta.s . H' D .A..1!. or heat approachln1 I§ on~
In state prbon for his part In the service \..AJUDty mp oyes 'tried to lengthen. However, ·w .admJtted ' ' ',oi;ne ·11:1.LlY~ry I • '::.and •P. to IS Iii the inland
station ·holdup. 1he1 OWDS a pent.suit with a rnidt:.lenfth . . . . 'I , 1 • • :-. , c:!'~rG;,'.,~~i:·:~~ ~::ii~1~ai:: Sue for Back Pay ·~;., w~.! c;ert ,.· ... ..,·~.~on · Priee lncrea~ "
murder of Carlin and will · be tried l a)ud's ouvUques, Niki v!ry:few .mldl ' 1 ·1 · , . • ·: · : .-• ·, • 1, •
separately Nov. 9 for that offe~. ll'1 the Orange C<uity Employes Jeagth.. dJ'elSea and ~ have rlOld. , A •""''l)lbecri~;rat.e tf ··'2.45~per
tnv..tlgators an> awaiting the •x-Auoclatloa v1. the county In an wiaaaal Coats,'~·and "'8t1.and1,g~ type . lll<lllth ftp' bome,dOlly•n"ol,t(>e Jl/.U,.Y
tradition !tom Oregon of Cllristopher lawsuit for 193,tll tn hack PJY allegedly pants are domg a lltUe better, llhe added. . P!Wl' goea Into tl(~.tocfey. .
"Gypsy" Gibboney, 17, ol Portland before due lnvestlgaton Ill the Diltrlct At-"And !lie ' man look ·11. going jUlt Conuhiied.rls'llig'c:6'11 of~l Mduction
aeUing a trial date on wbkb ... be ~ill tomey's office. . ~t," she 1.!kfed .. ·1bar1,..a•"'1ilmfht tlemen~ -met~,,.:~:~{..,..
answer charges ol murder JlelD!'""C .:!'he claim coven utra time worked tchcied· "1~ .all'· ti. 'aho(l(im" n o "iioallCed Ii 'pat' too ,,.~ ·~·jj\.
!tom the alaytng of Mrs. Brown. · from 1964 to the preaent time. 'll>e unanimoualy said they approved of the· r~.:..blv. ..... :lllil':tkOnl~ :ady~~ p~ =t~~ i:OC~ c:'ma1t:~estiu:io;:r~:: • ~~~~~~ed1~~ ·~, I J!~'7;AJt~1 ~ !~.::.~ ~
-consecutive -;o( one to. five yeah paid ror overtime wort during the f.year one cillipte -:Mr. and MnJ .Ftlill;. '/., •dOpoo;Jent. riterc111nt,' 1\111 ~ ,blCJilor
each. She i• Melanle..MllO.]laniels, 31, o! perjod. SalcldO of Full«ton-. -foi'll &ndlliOr • •¥11il1P• f1om ·the·:niW,pricl' ind the
Santa Ana who wa1 held In Orange Coun· ~ty Coun1el Adrian K~l'l"' baa rut-eoilple -1 Mr. -and Mn. JOlfilfi fllliir'111 JIAlLY ~llhl' Will contlnuo .to lin(>l'Oft
ty Jail on narcntics. chargeii when the ec1· that demanda for overtime pay Is Gdnlen Gme -.off-a split v1ew: . 'rejlortllic """ ·~' techlllq .. ·to
Orange County Grand Juey lndlded her limited to one year. Tbe Qlllrfa llW -· W, H.,.r, the antMnlifl.111 'lie-.. _,betltr ·~to.you tn
., an aoceraory to the t~ ldJlln&s. decide which 11de II rlcbL of tbe 'pair, !lid he """1d 'let bis Wlft . ..., tbe !Uture. •· · ' ·
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In the;vlclolty ol U...Nllud'lv.at IT•ct. °"' "'!!lid -Ill ol the 73 "°""'-'!be olher would take U homes and leave the
remainder neighboring a freeway.
Northerly of Niguel . We!t the route.
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11'out two miles. Ramps would be pro-_
;4td all'a"°llel 1j;&4'1.
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Niguel. Civic Center. An interchange
..0.Uld proVlde service lo Highlaiid ~
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MAP INDICATES PROPOSED ROUTE OF CDASTA~ FREEWAY NORTH FROM CAPO BEACH .
trailer parks spaces would be taken , .af·
fn Y ugosl.ovia
-Nixon .. Cal-ls Tit-0
'Stro~, ,Vibrant~
KUMROVEC. Yugoslavia (UP,1) \ -hand to greet them. • ,
bescrlbing Pre.sident. Tito as a ".stryng • Tllo and his wife , both 1n r11ncotls,
and vibrant persohality," Ptesldent fiftx-were at ,thP. foot of the ramp when thfJ
nn sat briefly today on the bed ·in which Nixons ·a·rrlved aboard Air Force One. A
the Communlat leader was born 78 vears • mililary band played the anthems of both
ago in a two-story, while stucco bouM countries, and the two presldenls \n·
that is now a Yugoslav national ahrine. spected ao,. honor guard tlf hel!!'et.ed
Nixon Ind hi! wife Pat spent about 20 Yugoslav troops.
minutes in the freshly painted house They entered a convertible wilh the lop
which stanls on r cobble-sltlntSi street. in up and sped tlff tq~ar~ the city, ftlllo~ed
this ttlwn 22 miles outside the Crtlatian by the two first lad1el 1n a cltlsed-t:'"ar. At
capital ()f Zagreb. A heavy rain fell the cjty outskirts the_ motor:cade stopped
.. out.1ide as Tito and his wife showed them and, despite a driu.hng r!lll· the top of X C e ,.,, _ 1 .... .-n -. around. tilt car WU lowered. . W n; ap I-rw 'In ~ :f~.F-f:JS1r--co-4to-1howed-Nixon--.a..post.u......o1fuing_a __ Ni100.-and...s:ito..drova....through..0it..oty_ IR'l:'?" ...------------,, -v --·U;f111~ . reward Of 1 ooo gold pieces for his ca~ standing in their raincoats. ·t ~L ture as a Partisan leader filbting the The moton:sde drove slowly to S · The eight-lane freeway would include • • • • Nazis in World War II. "Were ~ worth P.1ark's square downtoY(n and pulled up a~
loctmg 550 lo !6S per"'1U dU-.ctly. .fi'roM P .. e 1
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an additional truck lanL in steei;grade throuJhl.otll the state to or11n!Je effaN I . L -p z · F it"" Nixon asked with a smile. the Court of Ukes, a baroque-styled 17~
area$ and would ha.Ve a recovery lane toward ·reducing the critical problem oC n aguna 0 ice -·orce·. .Nixon rommented on the beauty of the century building wt\~ch Is the .s:eat of•~-e lhouldir for out-of-control vehicles. winter flooding and mudalidea in fire--'d with its churches Croatian-state parhament. Tuer~ 1,Jw.Y
'-'We're very conscious of our --a ;=~n ~~try:;,de, valleys, red-tiled met Dragutln Haramija_. pre~1er. ol
responsibil1ty to make il esthetically I<:~: mi~i!'·poundl ol f,.at-growiilg rye farmhou5es and little girJs tending, cattle, Croatia, ~nd Jako_v Blazev1c, president of
pleasing and to ~lend into ~he natur_al. t.er-grass seed, worth .$1!0,000, will be Completing reorganiulion nf the position! of police capta~ after t~ey as he drove with TiMl by car from the Croatian p~hame.nt. •
rain," said Wilham Hash1mo~ d1vis1on • , showered over 400,ooo scoi-che<t acres Laguna Beach Police Department, two· placed first and second 1n evaluation Zagr,q. Yugoslav officials estimated Wednesday n1gh_h ~1xon made an ~n~n0 .W~.f. . . · beginning in-about two weeU, but-t:ven officers assumed new µpsitiOn! as cap-tei;t.!i conducted by police chiefs of three l00.000'. persons turned ou.t in the rain to nounced handshaking foray In
There Wi!re bitter hoots at the Crown this may be ineHective. taina today. a detective was promoted to other cities. greet the American President. downtown Belgrade.
VJ)Jey School hearing as the soft-spoken "This i;s only an emergency cover.'.. the rank of sergeant ·and tWo officer!! Their actual assignment to "duty in Uie he t l hea ie an · J....
, enaineer told of the al~atives -all or emphaalzed ~d Miller, of the U.S. were assicned to the detective bureau as new rank was delayed until after formal es~~h ~.OOO~uifi w:C~grad~ ~nNix-1::f W
.part of the homes In Niguel We~t.. I Soil Conservation Service. investigators. adoption o~ tile city budget for the com· on's arrival Wednesday, Tito said it was Patn· . c1"a Nix" on He spoke of eng~e-ering tee niq~es 0
.. At best, it is only a stopgap measurf: The assignments. approved by the City ing year. easy to get people out for a welcome.
lesson noise and visual pollution. until native grasses take over in about Councilearlier,.weredeslgnedtobeefup Promotedtotherankofsergeantisof· "But you kl'IOw, Mr. President," he 11rl-Hash~oto said a!so tha~ ~ydrpcarbon two years,'' he continued, saying even the Police Department and reduce the ficer Neil t:>urcell . 30. who will continue to ded. "you cannot get them to smile or M k B • H' •
and carbon monoxide emissions are far this st.ep· is uncertain. work.load of overburdened officers. serve as an investigator in the detective show ~he warmth they have here ." a es 1g . It
lower at standard fr~eway speeds than Light rains will germinale the rye Sgt. David Brown, 34• and Lt. Frank bureau. Before they flew back to Belgrade
from stop-and-go traff~c ~n local ~treeLs; -ass -which would still be ineffective h -" lh p011·ce Chi•! Kenneth Huck said Pur~JI following a 3~ hour visit, Nixon spotted a y } • · · · · 1 be th mid-1970 s ~· h'I SchoP.tn. 47, ad been announc= a mon J Acqu111tion IS 0 gin In e . until around Christmastime -w I e ago as successful candidates for I.ht MW was the only candidate who suc~~fully little blonde girl In a crowd in Zagreb, n I ug~s a via
with construction planned for the nuddle heavy downpours striking early would completed written and oral ezamination~ wrnt over to pat her ht:..eJi and becfoned
or .late 1970s: wash the aeed ·away, 1pellin1 diluter. for thf!: position. The written test, Huck Tito to join them for photographs. From Wire Servltt•
-"We coWd have as much damase from C "l said, was administered by the State Tito did so, but with evident em· FINf:ST IN U.S. the. rains II from the fire Itself.'' oblerv· Coun.ty ou,nci Cooperative PeraonneJ Board and the barrassment, and then walked off saying, Regardless of the diplomatic outcome
. During the public participatibn part of ed. Robert Reese-1 ... of ,tbf: U.S. :rOrut oral ezamination was given by two •·we go." of President Nizon's visit to Yugosalvj1, tile hearing, William Luxon of 245.11 Los 1--Za b eta , ·d h d b'g Service. "· ' · F h Iieut•nants and • captain from other The recep ion m gre was mp, it appears the First ..... y as m• e a 1 Serranos Drive. s1id he thought the state · A--...1-tJon T H b · dl 'I h I •· f f The American lnlurance ~ 0 ear renc Oraoge County police departments. cool ut fr1en y, . ave seen o .... 0 hit in ihe Communist country. highway department was the finest o tlon In Ut •• d b
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and the Insurance Inform• I UM!: Officers Carrol! Bush, 37, and Robert motor ca es, u never so -Apparenlly Mrs. Nixon was reluctant U. any in·the U.S. • •: -a•-4 0t0stroctur" mostJyhmNis ..., · B · 32 th · 1 · t r brellas." Nixon commented. .
He said, howe~er,to th~t ~e wa~ h!~~ ~~· clestroy6d « ~•Jed ;rb,~. Ainbassador T aJ.k a~~~~en~ ~~~e ~a~i~ ~fee~a11u!tTon oof There was some mild applause from , leave Rome, but she found a new frtep~
unalterably op~ . e reew:ii y, A total of aoo homes were total loues, their exp;erienee and tr:aining...by..._three: roaWnde cro!_.ds1 but ~Uy t.be _peopl~ in 'iugoslaYia'.s..President Tito. · :al~ t"'.O_nu.leJ distant from it. He __ alcmc-wtth-$24:tmllUon·of l.nlured-prtvate sergeants in the local d, epartruent, Huck Tnereiy -waved little . paper flags IS the Sitting next to each other. she and Tith
,u1d the freeway . approach to. all property of vuious types, the inauranoe A first·hand report.di on t.he chanl &bees in presidential motorcade rolled pasl. engaged in lively conversation in Eng\is~
California transportatlon problems show· experts eatimated -French politics and 'plom1cy wl I of· said. After the ·two presidents held a political at a state dinner at the presidential ed very limited plan~ing by the state and Santa Ana winds buildine" up aaain in fered Oran,~ County residents Oct. a as talk in Belgrade, the Yugoslav leader and
ce.lled for a moratorium on freeways un-the S&n Bernardino area whipped the LY· • France'• a.mbasaador to the Un1led his wife. who originally had intended to palace Wednesday night
lil other means of transportation could be tie Creek fire that wu all but contained Stat~s addreMes a meeting of the World Qf ficer Praised l!la.Y in Belgrade. swltctJed_plaru: and flew The First Lady, attired in 1 clinging.
planned . -.:---=~ 'fTdoWnhlll-~ _Aff1U's.Councll ol-Ounp County at the to Zagre6 in their--own jet plane, 30 shocking pink silk jersey .gown with a
Mrs. H.'"' W. Bruce, 31792 National Park oyer 500 ~ acru m · Disneyland Hotel 1n Anahejm. minutes ahead of the Niyons. to be on jeweled bell. appeared to e n j ~ Y
Drive. South Laguna, called the free~y tio~~ ~gerousklered ...... lhJ Amb1as~r Charl~ Lu.cet, who. ha! For H1· s Ef f O_ r_ ts· thoroughly the company of the ... atl.erltive '';.an eml.ogical disaster." Pat Mancini, --· -W~;~ . r-'"' 1 aerved . uridf:r ~-former · President -.(:{ -.(:r 1::f Tito. '
respresentil;lg the Niguel lf.omeowners &. lodayi_~~~~UOns ~~· the Charles de Gaulle and Pr~dent 'Ch1rles Across from Tito and Mrs. Nixon were
Commttnity' Association said the board No ... .,,u~-· wu near a in Pompidou; will apeak on the topic, "The To Save Woman From Page I · President Nixon and Yugoslavia 's First unanimously endorsed' the alternative Buckeye Fll'e ~ch bu1 burned 36,000 M1in Orientation of Frtnch Politics and Lady, Madame-Jovanko Broi Tito, whn
-which woold remove all Niguel West acres oL_nearly~paalb e terr~ north Dipknnacy Tod~y:" NJXON was wearing a wine velvet gown with
Homes. of Sao Simeon m the Santa Lut11. Moun-.A receptjon is plaMed at 7 p.m. with A San Clemente patrolman woo official • • • touches of gold embroidery in tht bodice
H. Percival Chase, representing Niruel _tains. _ . . ' dmner ~eduled a.t 7:•s p.m. Lucers commendaUon' this morning for his off. and hem.
We5t referred back to hearing testimony A stand oC DOD-~ll'ain ~ Jttdwooda, speech will follow dinner. duty first aid effort At the doorstep or Yugoslav relations with Moscow. Today Mrs. Nixon ind Mr5. Titn met
on ~ route April 27 1967 at the theater about 2CIO acres, wu blidly :41'mqed by Lu.cet, env.9y lo W..,hlnaton si.Dce 1965. police headquarters in aiding 1 dyidg The tough-minded Yugoslav leader \\'ith Yugoslav press women nver morn-
ln Laguna Beach. ' the COQtaJ-blw;-whJch.JJ partly Jn l.<11 , has been credited wJth playing 1 key ro le ~oman. broke with Soviet communism 22 years ing coffee_ while their husbands held
He said the only reference to the route ..fadrll NaUonal Fore.t, and partly on · in the formulation of French. policy . in Patrolman David Munro won the com-ago and h&J maintained a strictly ift.. private talks .•
tdopted in lhi't area wu 1 am.all Hunttr·Lla'~ MlliUry Ruerv1Uon. rellUoa to Amerkan in~ m the. Mui-mendation for administering closed-bfart dependent political line, although he re-The journalists asked her about her -~agraph aayint·.Jfwas the worst ~I· ~-W . retcb(!d . • pereillt die !aat;-NATO i(nd Aili. mas.uge to Mra. Rosa. Mendoza, 70, mains a convinced Communist. husband, peace. and women arid came
ble route. He spake of the Laauna NIJiiel containment of the atubbom 'Red· Moun-A· ipoteaman fer ~e ~orld Affairs ahortly after midnight. Jn a spe:ech afler a state dinner in Nii-away saying "Isn't she wonderful ."
Corp. stopplna: a different routing that ta.in blaze in Seq_uo~ National Forest but CouncJI la.l:d Lucet will di!cuss French The maneuver revived the woman, but on·s honor Wednesday evening. Tito went Mrs. Nixon stressed the importance or
would have cut the golf course. Chase it wu stUt conawnini heavy timber. goab in tho.se areas and indicate the pro-two hours later Mrs. Mendoza succumbed out of his way to make a strong new work -"If young people are busy and
said the pri!sent route was more damag-E~perts aurve)'inc the devutated bable policy couraes France will follow in to the heart aliment at South CoasL pitch for nonalignment in the east-west have to work for their money, they don'.t
tng and wouHf tear out the he1rt of Malibu·Newhall-Simt fire atu. -where \he 1'70's. . HO!pital. power struggle. He told Nixon that in his ha ve time to get in trouble.''
Laguna Niguel. 50~ .ho_t ~ ltil1 J>Olf ~er -were PrJOr to his 1pporntment as .an am-Police said the incident began with a opinion the world will continue to Jive Later the First Ladies took a tour ol
He advocated abandonment of Ule op.~tic if the bot, dry winds stay at a . busador, Lucet served In diplomatic 12:08 1.m. medical aid request from lh.e under the threat of 1 new world war the Belgrade Center of the Young
freeway route in its entirety and sa..id the muumum level. ]>OIJtions M ~e Middle East, t.J:i•. United woman's home at 14 Avenida Cornelio. unless Washington and Moscow can settle Pioneers. the Yugoslav equivalent of the
San Diego Freeway would best serve Natl~ and . in the F_rench Minutry oI As a fire rescve rig began the response their differences. -s~ur~.· Tito. speaking fluent Enqlish,
community needs untll aom"e new concept Fore1p.Alf1J!'S In Pans. 1 member of the family arrived at head· Nixon replied : "You can be our lriend
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of routing is found favorable to concerned Mrs. Prenter He ~ed with the Free French move-quarters with the woman in the car. without being anyone else's enemy." J>0
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inY•ted,,',¥dst ~eatures 0 t e center 0 -1· ~ ment in W~ld War II and ., a com Pol1'ce said Mrs. Mendoz.a's heart and , I b-commun1 1es. . • He told Tito the United States so e o When the wives walked into 1 Chase declined to relinquish a petition m~er oC Legion O! Honor and of the breathing had stopped. Munro. leaving i'ective in the Middle East and Vietnam ls ho'· h I tbe ·"lldr h. Ja.i
with 347 signatures, staUng it would 10 to Servi·ces Slated N1t10nal Order of Mer1L headquarters after his shift, rushed to "to help ensure that people and nations ~n U:fO:~~ ~~~~nd mo~ie c:~:a:. = ''th •· peo I · Sacr·-t " give first aid and summoned a nd be bl e wP P e tn ... .,en o. Will be able to Jive in peace a a e Mrs. Tito chuckled heartily and Mrs. He said the freeway would go from resuscitator. lo build their own lives in accordanct N;•on smU·• on' mock d1'smay wh•n lh• •· •-h t u nd A memorial service will be htld at H • Sla d Five minutes lat.er Mrs. Mendoz.a had ... = nowui:re w now ere, was OO COii y & earing te with their own aspirations.'' chlldren dashed after them, joining the -was an ecologlcal.-diuster. 10:30 a.m. Saturd~ in the Community revived. h Nlxon Invited Tito to visit the United scramble of press pholographers. Dr Ro S d hai f th P b t · Ch h •--J A police lieutenant on duty in ead-. ger an erson. c nnan o e res Y er1an urc , .-.. u a n States for a third time. As he left a gala The women acC(lmpanied t h e I r D P · t "-I tr no B h · 0 D p • quarters when the incident occurred ana om .._.p s
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c . m-Cat1istrano, for Mrs. Freddie Tupper n • ana QJnt I reception given by Tito after dinner, Nix· husbancb on a quick afternoon visit to t. -1•-d r praised the switt action by the patro man corpora ion corruru K'C, was conce.rne p •-~ Id t f o p · t · d on also on· vi"·' a ~up of Yugoslav folk Zagreb and Tito's b~thplace at 'th · ·• t N' I R • ~1 renl.CI. • 'W'"year res en o ana oin • and the fire rescue personnel who jome 1.1:\1 e· v Vil mteri.:.uanges 1 1rue oa... LI'!:: dancers to visit the United States. Kumrovec. Obispo and Golden Lantern. who died Monday after a long illness. She y h F ·z • in the eUorL
He "id the G<lld!ll Lant•rn off-ramp WIS 83. QC t aci ity
would bisect the future city of Dana Point A native of Mislissippi, Mrs. Prenter
and asked about federal·st1te funds to Jived for many years in El Paso, Texas, Discussions on the latest plans for the
protect local arterials affected bY. the before movln& to Southern California Dana Point Yacht Club's proposed new
freeway. clubhouse on the shore of Dana Harbor's R. W. Harms, vice president of the where she and her husband, David T. east marina will be held at a meeting
Crown Valley Homeowners Msoeiation, Pi-enter, were ' pioneer residents and Oct. 8.
uid it will join tbe fi,tlt againlt 1. $53 deveJopers of'Dan1 Point. The yacht c:ub plans, which have won
million freeway from nowhere to Mrs. Prentu .is aurvlved by two "in principle" approval by the county's
nowhere. daughten, Mrs. John Milton Durand of harbor review board, call for a clubhouse
South Lain1t1 .. and Mrs. Judl;e Smith of of 2.500 square feet, plus a large dry
•--i;t6rage area and 1 few guest docks Pasadena; and by seven arandchildren nearby. ·
and 16 IJ'fft irandchildren The meeting, one of many In the plan-,._,.,, .._.. """,..... a... The family hu requested t h 1 t ning of the new club headquarters, will
Let-we ...... ....,., Y...., Jn lieu of flowers, donation~ be made to tap members' opinions on the ple,ns and
c.... M-'-e r 1 •• the Queen of Hearta Guild, Olildren'a advise them of the statw; of the deveJoi; l)"AA'I COAST l'UILISHIHG C..l'AlfY menl ••'e•tt N. w,,, HO!pital of Oran,e County, Oranae. Calif. Jf the machinery for the club moves
""•,...,,.,,. ,.~1ilflv or to the building fund of Ducanso smoothly the yachting center would be J1c~ It. Cw•'•• Gardens~·· La Cln1d1, Calif. completed before the start' of next sum.
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n.01111111 ;.._ Mw,,11;~. s·g I Snatched· )'achtsmen It the harbor.
,.._, ... (411.,-1 na ' The site for the new club facilities,
ltrr.hertf '· Nill known .officially as Parcel 10, is the le·
Sel,ttll Ol'•t!O• C-•y ••
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Offk• who have indicated that a lot alone: fhe t.Mt1 Mn111 Dt WcJI • .., ll•wt h f th t In had •··· ,.....,..., •••("' n11 w .. 1 •• ...,., 1eu1 .... ,,. s ore o e wes mar 1 ~' ---1--c-',__ ...... m.~•.,,,.c,,,--l~tttna•e-Letun•-Btach boya-wtr---,refened . ... ..,.11,..1 ... ··~; 17'1' ltHll . .....,.. " B ••ft ci.i-11r. .sot trw111 11 c-..... .., booked by police on a:rand th!ft char1es ut !hat half of the twin11'narina will
Wedneaday alter a cii.lun reported seelna not be devel ped ten: two years.
. 'thus, the tmphas1s shifted to the east them load • lraff1c control alpal Into marina where parcel 10 lies, inswins an
thtlr car and drive o.fl with it. early opening for the club.
'Ibe traltic devk:e, valued at ap-One handicap to the new clubhouse.
proximately saoo. is the proptrty of the however, will prob1bly nae the club for
SLatt D1vbion of Hipways, police 11id, years -the.county rull'!I that no IPf:(if~
and wu stortd with other ai1nal equ ip-=~~ will be set aside for memben
ment on 1 vac111t lot in the 1300 block of As the rules specify, only members
North Cout Hlthway. who have applied for slips on the hQge,
The. Oivilion of Hisbways ls in the ~ yl!lrs-old w&iUna II.st will receive slipa in
CHS ol !nltlUi"' -.1,..w Ill tho Ult harbor.
Lacuna Betch aru. The new yacht club ftciliUes would be
Ofl~s atopped Ute car described by built b~ Marine C.pit.al of Newport
t.hf: reportln1 citizen and spotted the Btt1ch, which IUCCtSSfully won the bid for
s!.1n.1l on the 'rear 1e1t. accordinl to" the bott slip oper&lion and development
ponce. of pol'Uona-of-&he-Mrbor.!1 Jand areu.
The boys, 11ed 14 ahd II, were pl.c:td The rtnn Plans to install up to t.400
under arreat and later re)ealed to the berths for amall craft be!oro the end of CUJtoljy ol !Mir par•nlL · n .. uwnm1u. ______ _
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Freeway _· 'Ecology Disa.ster.'-
By RICHARD P. NAU. Ing was not to consider freeway loc.aUon-. or ~ Da1111 ~utt ttaff that was decided Ocl 24, 1967 -op.
State Division of Highways engineers ' position, to having thft freeway at all was
W~dnesday invited~comment. on how 7.3 the majqr theme developed by a crowd of
es a pmrROUte l Freeway COUid abOuf 2U().
bes~ serve tbe D8fta Point, Laguna Niguel One wag suggesled on a comment card
and San Juan Capistrano areas. ·that the {ree~ay would best ~e the
~ents responded that it could not · area by following the route of Highway
beSt serve them -that it would be an 395, whicli runs from San Diego CoWlty
~ec:ological_diSaster:.''-_ into.Riverside...County_and.northerly. -~
Although division enginefrs at the out-An engineer noted soberly ·that thl!
let carefully t11;ade the point that lhe hear-would· not Serve the coastal area under
~oun
consider,t.jon.
Opposition ranged from opposition to
the total acioPted rou_te to opposition to
the·big·rr.ewtr-interchan:leo-tliaHnchlde
beef mg up ~tain lOcal streets into. ma-
jor-arterials:· .
Opponents " spoke · n\uch ~ f en-
virorunental quality. and Ille quality. They
cited 4tmoopheric, vioua) md.noJou1o!l1>
tion-tJiilt many had moved to the area to
e0<ape. One man told of enjoyin& the
aces
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sound of waves on a quiet night at Dana --;A -freeWIU' to fretway biterchange-i.t
Point. . the San Diego Freeway begins the ·aes:·
Dlvi.slon~ engineers add r e 1 s 'e d trient. Jt'would mo\'e1 ink> the vicinity of
therilaelm to lhese , q~•: bJ w. the Clpiltfan6 Beach businiss dlstrfct
reapect' Di bearing diffeitd' ·rrom those and Cros5 San Juan cretk~li?i
10 years· ago when concern was largely above the 1rouad .varying from 30. to .ao
for razed homes and the effect on' feet.
business and transportaUOn.' . : • p, ! tie"stgh ml)'lttfGe 8. 'lone bridie in this
'Ibe project Hg'tnent· would nm fNm ~ sect« or Ii combination of bridgH and
~io1dltl<w,.1.YaSicramen, ·fills.• ...:__ . : • _, _· ·
to to~ .poi°:t .4 of a mile south of AllsO · A .big 4 tnter~a~ge ptovidlltg: cm-Cr~k, at ghland Avnnue. . · "11><itions·to bolh.the San Diego Freeway -' . ' , -•• 1""':' .
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Street: , ·w .. terly of AJipa.the freeway would
be-beiow-ground-kvel...._,il'-l'PI•--· ---1
thtOiiili .hlg(le.~ grouqd oouther\;' of the
Dana j(nolb tract, emerging to nm.lloog
the side of a gully northerly Of the Gloria
!lei 1-Utberan Church.
J.eterchaoiea.aru(-a~!r--
ol the Golden Lanutorn..!~• N1aueJ
(See FREEW&Y, nae II .. . ' • er1
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BELGRADE (UPI) -President Nixon Nixon also assured Tito, American By ARTHUR R. VIN~EL Of 1111 09tfr , ...... ,,llt asked President Tito today to help bring aides said, .that the United states' aole
__ _pqce Jo the Middle ·East and..85SID'ed ~ abn:-in-llie:Middle-Eut _as.Jn_Vietnam ·-
-himWUnlted s13t.,·op'p<>sed-1orelgn ·m: to 11 · ... 1-' to d 'd the.'
Greasy, acrid., smoke from a worsening
-·lif:Uah::fire-$0.=-milei -away---began·:oonmg--
tervention. was a ow un: peop e ec1 e 11'
Tito, 78-yw.~Id_ G_<JJl!!P~ I~ader-of own destiny wi~ for~ influence. ,
the non-aligned third world of .nationt, Warming to Nii:on's visit on the day he
" over the Orange Coast today :.... ind with
It -the prediction of .new Santa_ Ana
w_inds · ahd ~the stroni threat of more-
50uthlaryt fl~· devastiUon. greeted Nixon at the door of the Adriatic would otherwise· have attended the Cairo
stone and marble federal government tuneral of bis frienct .Nuler; Tit.O chang-
building''for three hoUl'1 of private talb. ecf his plans and deCl:ifeil :to a~ 1iltb
Nixon paued t11t ;the way to tl:Je 'Min:in later id \~ ·•'•t·ZI -,· ttit
· No·JireS .had' been reRQrted In Orangr
-' -~. officiail , ~e~.~-~
i •. ,.~ tritld 16 ebtbM the -···
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' ••• 25 years with no
election1, 1ito • • • and
they call me tricky.'
building on the Sava River to shake capital-of CroaLla.--'' , . •
hand! wlth·t;!!rious, friendly Yugoslavs. NiJoll aides ll(cj.11!4ay's agenda ,with
' ,_'J1>e ·Al!>erbn ~-.,., _ac, --'l'ilo-wu..-fiil.:JJJ. Mldille-Eut
companied by Secretary of State. William evenfl, pirtJcularly the death of N-r.
P. Rogers and Dr. Henrj Ai Kllsinger, . Tito J!lade . • -. of! renlll!ilai In
hjs-natlona),..seCurity-allaln adviser. Belgrade-to meel--.Niooo rather-than
After p6sing briefly for photographen, Qying to Cairo for-N._:, funerlL
the two leaders sat facing each other U.S. oHiciall aaid NW>n geriuloely·was
across a Jong table covered in green anxioua .to obtain 'nto'a.opinion about·the
bai.Ze. impact of Nasser's . death on the .Middle
U.S. officials said Nixon sought out ad-East crisis. Tito and Nasser bad, beeo
·vice from Tito, who is close to leaders in close friends and politlcaJ usocialel for
both the Arab world and the Kremlin, on years.
getting negotiations moving between the Nixon also was reported anxious to
Arabs and Israelis despite the disrupting hear Tito's views on Soviet naval a-
tmpact of the death or Egyptian President pamion in the Mediterranean and on
Gamal Abdel Nasser. · (See NIXON, Pap I)
November Date Set Court Indicts
Two Laguna Men
On Drqg .,.Charges
Drifters Face Separate
Trials in Cult Murder Two Laguna Beach men who police
allege had marijuana and LSD vaJUed at ,
more than . '50,000 In their possession c Sh n· 'M"!."J "Jl . · i k'
A pair of young drifters accused in the worship rites befo~ and after death, when arrested last Sept. 2 were indicted . Oast oppe~s.. ·. r.:t .. i ~ e.' I Oo .
bizarre Devil Cult killing of a pretty while her body was found m1nus ·the right toda)! by the Orange county Grand Jury. By JOA,NNE REYNOLDS , . one. Bein,k ~a diplorhat he did 'not s~y
Mission Viejo teacher will be tried arm and internal organs. Named by ihe, investigative panel on 01,1,.. ,DI Hr Plltt.St•ff . · ariything .atioUt lettini her·· Wear it af(er ~fpe~f~l~~~· ll in Orange County ch~rgck::e~em~":!c~~e 8 =.~!v:lt ~=~~ charges of passess1 1 .ion. of marijjuana withd no~egarl.overs 'Of th'e Orange .Coast, ~y• abe .bought it. . ·
........,, ed 13 intent to sel, cu tivating marl uana an One-'wo. man, Cale-simMnt,·~ hei" Judge James F. Judge ag, "''"' W • of drifters involved devoured parts of her possession of LSD were Anthony Abrano The midi 'sJtjrf is not·~ It. , ,........ ~~
nesday to the petition of Herman H. flesh before it was laid in the sandy Vasapallo, 22, and John Robert Dobyan, At least tliat'• the consensus-of 18 lbop-~ teenaged' · 4aug~ter'1 · anU • milli aen-
T I 17 for Separate proceedings in · · ed I u timeilts., SJie. 1aJd she was going td nan ta ay or, • grave. 23, both of 332 Bluebird Canyon Road. pera mterv1ew r~ y ·at ,,ew~rt 'au.ill .in 80 effort 'to '.'fi(le Jt Out..'' .. ~ . the murder of Mes. Florence N. Brown. · Robbery -a mere $40 or '50 was in-Dobyan is aJao cliarged ~ilh a misde-Beach's'Fashion Island.-· · 1 • , • • ' •
His alleged accomplice in the ritual volved -is at.tributed to the murder of m~nor count Of obltructing a police off.i. Three -two woMeri ind : a; mm1 -While, tl>e .. s)iOpj,er;s eiidorsed the", mint kming, Stephen C. Hurd, 20, also • Carlin, who was held up only four day• cer in the discharge of his duti... thougM it. was all.rlgbt for ce~li>. peoJile. · and mait'loolil 4ljd, disapproved thOnldl,
transient, will go . on trial at the same earlier by two bandits wbo threatened Both men were arrested at the Laguna at certain tiints, bul the rest gave ·u. a ~ere were ' oftly 'two · 1poke!men for
time in an adjacerit courtroom. him with a razor and screwdriver. resldence after a J>TOlonged investigation definite thumbl down:· ' : rnOdertiUOn.:iLenore~ttne Of t;aguy
Both.Hurd and Taylor have been held Ironically, they were 1 en~ e uc e d of.the.It allegectdrug trafficking by under Of course; it wasn't ·always 1 the • ~h·and Blaine ·Mcr.tanlgal .of Newpdrt
in Orange County Jail sin!e being auest-Wednesday by Judge Jµdae ID the same COYtt detectives from Huntington Beach. autheUcs that forced the disapproval. : -.Cb. illkl' they .p~fei: , the 1bappy
eel in connection with Mrs. Brown's dis-court session held for the suspects charg-·~Backed by investigators from the State Tustin resident John Zerm, 26,.sald be Jl)e\iiml!r 1'1, clon'.t .really I~ the'mktdlt
memberment mur .. der and the hatchet ed with murdering Carlin•in tbe later Bureau of Narcotics, .... and the Torrance doesn't like· them. The glfls be kriows ·, of.the ~11f, 'but I do:ue.the ~le, ogµi1"
Slaying of a Santa Ana service station at-d v u d • ( · Mn ~vlrle 1al ' robbery. an ernon po ce epartmenta, Hun-· don't, either. "They don' II~ the !~ea of · ~ •· · ·
tendant. Robert A. Harper, also known as tlngton Beach officen raided the Art ba~in to replace an entire wardrobe."' The taScpa&tton:w1tb the maxi was ft. Jerry W. Car1in, 21 , was found in a pool ard
Of blood on the noor of the station June 2, Arturo A. Anthony, 23, of 17434 Goth C.Olony home and claim they confiscated then there's the famous old saying, plained by Ray Rough, t department
St., Huntington Beach, was committed to 304 kilos of Jriarijuana and a considerable "If .you:ve' gOt it, Oaunt'.lt," to accou'nt store cl.erk, who no~d that It was "~Id one day before the missing Mrs. Brown's d ... Califorru'a Rehabilitation Center at quantity of LSD. for the reluctance on the part of younger fashioned IoOking." • . mutilated remains were found buried off u~ , Qi:tega HighWIJ.Y· Norco. Investigators described the seizure of women, t0 fall head over htels rot tbe Tliltln te'sident ztrm4 explained the The 31.ye&N>ld teacher, who lived in El He is a narcotiCs addict who robbed to the illegal drugs as the largest in ttie ..... l:flntl. fondnelt' for tbe mini:1 "Sure 14 1ike it.
Toro' was di-agged from her car on Sand support his habil department's history and claimed the FranCise Lecltrk; )9, said 1be found' f!ie 11Mft't· nOt. 1 sing!~ re d. b Io o tie d
eanYon Road two weeks earlier, drlven to Judge Judge disposed in 11\e oame court contraband w., aimed for distribution to thlngl down ' rigllt ugly u · did. ber bQy ·>,mm.an' mete· that doeon't lib JoOtini
-uroldllr1111"..,...irrinllte"l!nhlall~n.--.. .... .,ion-o1· ldentical-~Qrange-Collnty..naroollco-peddlm J<lrli llchu , • ""7ll rbll tn.minll ..•
•"--'"' oubiectea to Devil apin!t Harper'• companion · Kedth 1 Ghu)I Silvefl1\411,.•llo 19, lald oht finds ... She wu ..,..._ '" IOC James Freda, 29, of Santa Ana. . the midi ii> ·bad !Aste and lhat 'lilldl1 re-'
Freda wa• .. ntenced to one year to1ife Co t E I mind her of a•slloit drai'·soinOOne'Jia• . H');. . n····n . I~ state prison for his part In the oervice Uil y mp 9yes lri>d !01engthen. ljowmr; ibe, ~ " . vme . e V,Cf)i :
station lklldup. -· lhe owna ·a panbuit ~· nu~~.~ . -1 • ~ · , • ;
Arthur Craig "Moose" Hube, 18, of S { -B. k :r veil.. . • , ' . \ :p •. . ,J_· , . -d ,
Garden Grove, I• charged with the later Ue Of BC ay i ~ wmi~a<cfl!lr.fn,-'.O!'~~ ~-tJ.~ ..µ&~J;'~lili> ' '
murder of Carlin and will 'be tried ' ! 'llland~t ~uet Nld Tery ttiw1-Diilif_ ! • .J •, '~ • • • • .. ,~;1'f, ::...1
Unlocked Door
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I ' Investigator! are awaiting the 6· Alooclation VI. the~, ·,111.iin11111a1 : 'O.tl,11Wi1Ci iuid ·•'llid1~11J!ie ·"""'1i''loi::llonit;>!ollttcy-.~the·DAl1N,
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. ~· purjill•h ~au U>at ~lotted ;u1 the
• au11.J!urinc mid.morning hours originated ~~ytl.e· Creek ·Canyon, oll-Gilcamonga
t 10 -northwest of the sn • City Ufu!(t. j "
000 acres-had been blackened ·as firef~ters Closed • in to surround the
bla'.zt" but winds today drove the ragin( flames onto surrounding terrain.
The. outld6k from one end of Califorriia to the other was bad by noon.
, "lt .is .a grim picture," said E: A.
Heading, of the State Division of
Forl!stry, rellectirig only on a single
blaze, the 12,000-acre Cuyamaca fire in
Sao Diego County.
"Jf ,we don't get a line around Jt before
the Santa Anas really blow, we have t
problem," be Continued. one cheerloi developniillt In tile hol~ust seri• Uta~ 1wept the state
beginning six d.lya ago, causing IO deaths
and ~rly $180 million in damage, was
conta1nme:nt. of lhe worst individual blaze
in California history. . ..... ·
iirefighters p,ronotillced the 200,000-acre
Mount Laguna fire in Cleveland National
Borest-.surrounded at dusk Wednesday.
Despite the ominous predictions of
weather forecasters for a return of the
dreaded devilwlnds driven in from the
d'""fl each 1utunm by tonight and Fri-
day, · they wou't be as severe as last
weekend. •
. Gale force winds up to 80 miles per
hour' l:lalbed doWn through some brusb-
choked mountain canyons -incinerating e_v~ing tn their path -but ilp to 30
miles per hour Is the latest prediction.
Fol\owing President Nixon's declar~
tiort of the entire Southland as a disaster
area, Gov. Reagan called for an Jn.
vestigatlon into methods of reducing·tbi
flre peril: .
~Ia~· O.partm~nt of Ftsh and Game
authOrlUea cancelled 'the remainder of dO<!r hU11ting sea80l1 In the 716-square-
m!le crlsil area of San Diego Ccimtty. '
A aerteo•of eon!-began bi dU"
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'Ceut
We•ther ·
' The Sanla Ana. wlncb will. tdgo
a come ~ il'"iOO'FrSaiy, .,
doo't -lmOllo ·In the ·woods. f.oot ·
f<>< heal approaching 85 on the
coast and up to 95 in the inllnd
areal. -
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·tii£c,:po,lt" arj. tDori!t-<it~l , ; ... '. , C9(1nne ,-·\of ) A Laguna Beach cobbler who report<!l
the theft of $423 worth of ~usical equip-
ment from his lhop apparenUy was the
victbn of an ''unlocked door" .burglary,
Po}Ice said today.
Roger Van De Vanter, 31611 F10rence
St., South Laguna, said an AM-FM tuner,
turntatile and two 1peakers disappeared
from his shop at 175 Cleo St. between
T\aesday evening and Wednesday morn-
separately Nov. t for that offen1< .. · It'• the Oranp ~EMployis · 1· <~· aDa \!ifi!!' ~ftf...,1'1, ,-::;N flt\li-.Ubift'lpllili ftlticlt• dJs.'pir
tradlti!lll . from erqoil · of· Cbdttopher . lawsuil for 193,ttl in 'blicl!' allegeilly: piJlla ate cloinl • lltUe bel!er1 6-ldclitl. '~P<O'Q aoa inlo1effect lo<IQ.. , '-' untm·~::.Beoch. who ha& beet
the odib. aQOinst her and is ',
Mar~~ of Dtm~1 191 J f)Olttr ;
1eltcii~ Sec Pagt J 7. '";:
"Gypoy" Gibboney, ti, of Portland before due lnvestigaton in tile Dlitr1d A~: · ·•1And · the 'mu! loo~ 'Ii ..., lil!I ' COntlnUed· rlsbig coo11 ~an ~·
setting a trlel date on which he ~ill tomey'1 office. , gnl~" t1ie ·add!d-'lbll't.a ~ eloin«l\I. ~; lnclli\tliil a ,i.e.~
answer charge• of murder otemllllllC The claim covert atti tlnle W«lted eclioed by all• ·II .... ,l_.wb·o ·~,~ • ~.lol!liiew'l'f)4 , .tn.
fromtl>eslayingofMrs.Brown. . from 1964 to the ._.t time. 'll10 ..,.imou.1y llklthey,1-WV't!·,ii!;.llil !tim1o'-lll'!Omallolbo.~ , ~ •: =:. ..... ll°
One member of the drlrter band ll· association aa.ys the lnvesUgllOn have maxi and mlnt~ ..... 1
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Police noted that the shop door had
betn damaged earlier and apparently
could oot be locktd.
already in state prilon serving two t&l'J'M the mooey coming because they wert._,,t 0( die two manit8,eouplel j~,. ,Your D.,.iLY1 "1:.o'r~tt. .1:~-~ -: = c...w .l:
,-consecutive -of one to five yean paid for overtime wV('k during the 6-)'tlr one cOuplt -·Mr. ll1d M~. rnmtits, ··-•~.1.~UJ 'en.tor . 1r ·g.:·~ ;: =.=--""'ri 1
each. ~he ls Melanie Mae Daniels, 31, of period. -~ 1 ·S.kldoof1.UUeftP.n-,'!'U-...lt. ·liOie~U. 'new il'rkt anct~ttit.-... ,., ... P-' ,_..,. n
Santa Ana who wu held tn Orange Coun-Comity Counsel ~ KU1I>Or ~ nil-, ,..,..r,.~ ~: onOl;~Jooipb .,.. j ~' ~~ l'll!;~:to Ill!~-·=~""""' 1~ ::::"'w.,. ,:
ty Jail on narcoUcs charges when the ed that demandl ~.-Jll,J'iil .~c;!i'oft,.,.~\i)!l~~ " ,ipll',~c~q\ltl '9 -" -·-""' Orange County Grand Jury indicttd her llm.lttd to one year:~ couftl W BOWm!rr ·Mr. Built/ the t~U..mi61le d 'an tvtn be.\ltf~prOclu:ct to XoU ID :,........._ . ;;-..,. ~ .,. ~
u ID ..-y..to lh<-lwo killiOI•· cltcldt wbldulde 11 rlchL 1 ' of the pair, laid be would-let bis wtfe 11117 U!e !utan. · --~ ' ~--i.__..-. ___ ..:;._;!:..,...:.,..:;.::::.:i
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Road ud <nwn Valley Parnay. --. i\
TWo iamp d'3ianl are bein1 coMiderod ~ ... )f~~ l!t lllo Yiclllll1 af lllo Nlaud WOii tract. °'"
, Clio -d taD aD"' lllo '/I --Tbe '' . other would tate·42 homes and leave the
, rem~lnder nel&hborl.ng a freeway.
Jlorlhuly_qf Nlgµel We.st the rou~ --
parallels Crown Valley Parkway for
about two n»Jes. Ramps would be pfo-
vided at Paseo Del Niguel. ,
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........ ' 'l)!e ..... pa..., throu'h haguna
,~Nieuel Civic Center. An 1nl~rchange
~d provide ,ervice to HJghland Av~ue and Niguel Road. Northerly of
tht civic center tht freewayrbe.glns drop-
ROUTE !'"~ ·-
' ping lowarda Aliso Crept for an In·
ltrcha ....
'Strong_,__ • t ' Vibrant ·
KUMROVEC. Yugoslavia (UPI)' -hand lo areet them.
Describing President Tito as a ~·•ttPnJ . Tilo and his wife, both in raincoats.
and Vlbrapt personality," President Nix-Were at the foot of the ramp when the
on sat bti~ny today on the bed in whi ch Nixons ar:rived .aboard Air Force One. A
the communist leader was born 1a vears military band pl,ayed the anthei:na or ~th
11gO in a tv.•o.story, while . siucco house coW\trles, and the two yres1dent1 m·
that is.now a Yugoslav national &brwe. spected an honor guard of helmeted
Nixon and his wife Pal spent about 20 Yugoslav troops.
minutes in the freshly painted house They entered a conve rtib\, with the top Cofl!tructlon cost Is estimated at
·between 448 and .,. S5.1 million. AP-
. #'OJ:lmallll.y 66 to 9J .glngle fa~ily living
units six multiple residence units and 157 trall~r parks spacfs would be liken. af.
MAP INDICATES PROPOSED ROUTE OF COASTAL FREEWAY NORTH FROM CAPO BEACH which stanls on a cobble-stoned street in up and sped off toward the city. followed
th is town 22 miles outside lhe Croatian by the two first ladies in a closed car. At
capital or Zagreb. A heavy raJn fell the city outskirts the motorcade sl(lpped
!octinJI 550 In. directly. FreM P .. e l
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The elght-1ane freeway would include
oQtside as Tito and his wife showed them and, despite a driziling rain , the top of T1~wo~Gnn-tttim-.!f-a-ke-Po.·-st ::::~~;~'.~~~n-:=ro~~~ri:--:~:lil:'°.' :~:r=a~•h-uie~ety . -r ' ture as I partisan leader fighting the The motorcade droVe slowly to St.
.an addJtiooal truck lane in stte~crade throughtout the st.ate to orcanlJ.e effort!
. areas a~ wo_1,1ld have a rte0very lane to}"ll'd reducinc the criUcal problem of
-lh®I~ 1~ ~IA>f-eontr-o! vehicles. winter flooding and mudalidu in flre-''We re very consc1oua of. o u r acarred areas.
Nazis in World War Jl. "Were you worth 1'1ark's gquare downtown and pulled up at
I L ·p l " F it?" Ni10n asked with a smile. the Court of Ukes, a baroque-styled 17th . aguna () ice ore~~ ., ... t f th century building which ia the sear ot tht n_ -. -,.-D -'__ >-:-~=:n ~=~ti!e~nw~~ 'tts'~i:che~~ Croatian-state parliament. -'!'her~ thty
?e:SP,Onsibllitx to make it esthetically One million poundi of fart-growinf rye pl~ing and ~~lend Into ~e natur.al. t~r· ~rass seed, worth $250,000, wll be
~· • -t • 0 wooded hills and _ valleyJ, red-tiled met Dragutin Haramija. premier or
.(1.r they farmhouses and little girls tending cattle, Croatia , and Jakov Blszevic, president of
rain," sai~ Wilham Hashimoto, division showered .over 400,000 11corche4 acres
, .ef!iin~r. . • beiuming in about two weeU, bl.it even · 1 . Tbere wire bitter hoots at the Crown this maf be in'eUective ..
Valley Scliool hearing as the ~ft..spo!i;en· '-~ "This ia only-an em~gency cover."
engjneer t.old. of '1>e, al~rnaUves ·--: ~l or emphasize.if Dona.Id Miller, of tl)e U.S.
part ot the homes iii N°11Uel West.. Soil ConaervaUon SirVice.
He spoke of engb:leering techniq~es tt> · •·At best, it b only a stopgap·measure
lesaon noise anti visual p o I I u t 1 o n • . until native grasses take over in about
Hashimpto said a~!IO tha.t ~ydrocarbon two years." he cOOtinued, saying even
and carbon monoxide em1ss1ons are far this step is uncertain.
lower at standard fr~way speeds than Light rains will germinate the rye
from sto~and-go ~aff~c ~n local ~treets; grass'_ which would still be ineffective
Acquisition_is to begm 1n the m1d·l~70 s until around Christmastime -while
•ith a:mtructlon planned for the m.tddle heavy downpours 1triking,. early would
·or late lt'1'0s. wash the seed away, spelling disaster.
' FINEST IN U.S.
During the public participation part of
the bearing, William Luxon of 24531 Uls
Serraoos DfiVe. sild he thought the state
highway department was the finest of
"We could have as much damage from
the rains u from the fire iteelf." oblerv·
td R<ibert Reeie, of the U.S. Forest
Service. ·
The American Insurance Asl!ioclation
and the Jnsuraitce Iriformatlon Institute any in th: U.S. e&tiIDate 2 010 atruct.w..: -mostly homes He.. said, however, that he was -have been' deitroy"ed or dam.qt d 90 far.
unall<rably op~ In the frt<way, _A__lntal of !®Jjomeo iwU9!f! 1 ..... ~tbi?ugtrtw""miles-dista.nt-from-it.-·He-a1on1 With $24.t mUiiOi1 of tnsured prlvat:'
aaiCI • the . freeway approach to all pi'Operty-of valioua types: -the insu?ance Call!orni~ t~ansporta~ion problems show· 'eipertl estimated. '
ed very lmuted pl~g by the. state and Santa Ana winds building up again in
oiled for a mor.ator1wn on f~eeways un· the San Bernlrdino area whipped.the Ly·
ti! other me.ans of transportation coul~ be -11t_Q>eek fiu...tbat.-.u.all but contained
~=nlanned. . --~-. T""" -over 500 more acres tn. ~ direc-
Mrs. H. W. Bruce, 31792 National Park tktn-conai~ danterOwl.
p,rive, Sou1 lhcall.agunad'--~ ~edp~ i[:!:f ContUiinent wu conOlered poulble
Completing reorganizatioD> of t h e
Laguna Beach Police Department. t~o
officers assumed new positions as cap-
tains today, a detective was promoted to
the rank of sergeant ·and two officers
were assigned to the detective bureau as-
investigators.
The assignfnents. approved by the City
Council earlier, were designed to beef up
the Police Department and reduce the
v.·orkload of overburdened officers.
Sgt. David Brown, 34, and Lt. Frank
Schopen, 47, had been announced a month
ago all successful candidates for the new
County Council .., ..
To Hear French_
'Ambassador .1' alk
A first-hand report on the changes in
French politics and diplomacy will be of·
ferecl ora:.ze County reaidents Oct. 8 as
France's ambasaador to the Unlted
Statea addresses I meeting of the World
Affairs oouncii or-or.nae County -at the
Disneyland Holt! in Anaheim.
Ambassador Olarles Lucet, who has
served under both former President an ea> og1 ~.er· • toa.y weather conditions permittJnc respresentlng the N'ljUl!:l i!Dmeowners & " ·· ~ t all ~ the Charles de Gaulle and President Charles
Community Association. said the board .No . WU _near a Pompldou, will speak on the topic, "'The
mumimously endorsed the alternative _Bua:ye Flrt which has burned 3l,OOO _ Main Orjenta_ti90 of Fz:eoch PoliUcs and
which woul d "·II)'" all Niguel w.-.1 .. i~"Si:;:!'::lC"::~ i:!. Diplomacy Today." . Homes. , • . • . • ' .A reception u plaMed at 1 p.m. "1th
H. Percival Chase , representing Niguel .. Wbi. • -·~.... ... dinner ~eduled •.t 7:45 p.m. Lucet's
West refe-rred back to bearing testimony A stand of non-virlln Cout_ Jlldwoods, speech will follow dinner.
on ~ route April 27 lte7 at the theater:;: ~.IJO 1 1'd badl~y ~ed bY: • Lucet, envoy to Wuhinston aince ~.
In Laruna Beach. ' J>-d-.-..:.._. ~ 11 ln Loi'. , hu been crediwt with playing a key pie
He said the only r~ference to lbe royJt: . •LMlal P'Ci-est partly OD ~ ~ fqrmulation ~f ~ench policy . in
adopl<d 1n lhal . area wu a ~r -11-.LJ,..u .Mllltary -~ r.iauon to'"Alnerlcan lnte!Qll"ln the M1d-
paragraph gaying 11-wu the worst poui· Flnfllht<n llad reached • ,..,_ 41e Eul, l(ATO '"'"1.>11. .
hie route. He spole of tbe Laguna Niglfel corialnmeat of the itubtM:rn Red Moun;. A apokesman flt, tile World Affairs
Corp. stopping a different routing that tabi bl~ in Sequoia NaUooal Forat but Council said Lucet Will discuss French
would have cut the golf course. Chase lt was !till con~lng heavy Umber. aoata in those areas and indicate the pr<>--
1aid the present route was more damag· E~perts aurv~ma. the dtvutated bablt policy courses France will follow in 1 bli and would tear out the h~art of Mapbu-Newhall:Simt ftre area -where the 1970'!. .
Laguna Nliuel. . ,. · ao~ bot spotl still pole d~a -were Prlor to his appointment u an am·
Ht advocated abandonment of the o~Uc if the bot, dry winds ltly' at I basaador, Lucet served In diplomatic
frteway route in its entirety and said the minunum level. poeitiona in the Middle East, ~e United
San Diego Freeway would best ~rve Nati~ and , In the F;ench Miniatry of
communi~y.-needa.untll some new concept Foreign Affl.11'~ in Pans.
of routing is found favorable to concerned Mrs. Prenter He aerved with the Free French move.
communities. ment In World War II and as a com-
Chase declined to re\in<lulsh s petition minder of the Legion o! Honor and ol the
with 347 signalJm!S. •la\ing ii would"' to . Services Slated National Order of Meril. .. the top people in Satramento."
He said the frtewa~ would go from
nowhere to nowhere,. was too coetly 11nd A mtmorial aervice will be btld at
was an ecological dis.aster. 10:30 a.m. Si.turday in the community
Dr. Roger Sanderson, chairman of the Presbyterian Church, SM J u a n
Dana PointoCapislrano Be a ch in· Capistrano, for Mri. Freddie 1\Jpper
CQTporation committee, was concerned Prenter, ~year resident of Dana PolRt. with interchangea at~ Niguel Road, Del
Oblspo and Golden Lantern. who died Monday after a long illness. She
He said the Golden Lantern off.ramp was 83.
would bisect th e future city of Dana Point A native of Mississippi, Mr1. Prenter
and asked about federal-state funds to lived for many years In El Paso, Te1as,
protect local arterials affected · by the before .. moving to Southern California freeway.
R. W. Harms, vice president of the where she and her husband, David T.
Crown Vall'y Homeowners AssoCiation. Prenter, were pioneer residents and
Bald it will join lbe fi&ht against a $" developers of Dana Poinl
n:tlJUon lreeway from nowhere to \ Mrs. Prenler is 1urvived b1 ·tWo
nowhere. ,. daughters, Mrs. John Milton Durand of
, South Laguna and Mrs. Judie smith O{
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Pasadena; and by seven irandchlldren ·
and 16 great grandchildren
The family has reque sted t b a t
in lieu of flowers, donations bt made to
the Queen of Hearts Guild, O!lldren's
Hospital of Oranae County, Orana:e, Clllf.
or to the building furut of ~
Gardens Inc., La Cln.Ada, Calif.
Signal Snatched;
2 'feens Arrested
Two tttnage Larun11 Beach boys wete
b<>oked by police on jrand theft charges
Weifife.s<lay affer·a-citlzeii reporttd aeein1
them load a traffic control 1lsnel into
thclr car and drive off with ii.
The tralfic device, valued at ap-
prollmately $800. ls the proputy ol the
St.ate DI.vision ol Hl&hway1, polict llld,
and wu 11.0red with othtr alrntl equi~
ment on a vacant lot In the 1300 block of
North Coast Hlahway.
The Division ol, HichWl)'S ii in the pro-
. cess of' fJ>Jtallln& "'" aip la lo Iha
Lagu111 Beach 1rC1.
Olllctrs slopped Iha car dol<rlbed by
the rt:porUn& ciUzen and 1polted the
&lgnal on the ttat 1e11t, accordlna: to
,police.
. The bo)'I, •ltd 14 and I, were P.l1ctd
'u1'!,u arttSI and Iller nleue<I In Iha
' custod)' 'of lhelr pareob.
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Hearing Slated
On Dana Point
Yacht Facility
Discussions on the latest plans for the
Dana Point Yacht Club's proposed new
clubhouse on the shore of Dana Ha rbor's .,
east marina will be held at a meeting
Oct. •.
1'tle yacht club plans, which have won
"in principle" approval by the county's
harbor review board, call for a clubhouse
of 2,500 square feet, pJUS I large dry
11tor11e area and a few guest docks
nearby.
The meeting, one of many in the plan·
ning of the new club headquarters, will
tip members' opinions on the plans and
1dviae them of the status of the develop-ment.
If the machinery for the club moves
1moothly the yachting center would be
completed before the start of ne11 sum-
mer -the project~ date when tht first
of thousands of slips will be ready for
yachtsmen at the harbor.
The site ror the new club facilities,
known officially as Parcel 10, is the 5t-
cond choice or ma ny of_ the members,
who hive _indicated that a lot along the
sh&e of-ihe west -mulni haa-tie(n
prfferred.
Bul that half of the twin marina will
not be developed for two years.
Thus, the emphasis shifted to the ea1t
marina where parcel 10 lies, insurin1 an
early opening for the club.
One handicap to the new clubhouse,
however, will probably nag the club for
years -the county rulin& that no specific
dock area will be aet. uide ror member&'
boaU. -
A> Iha rules 1peclf)I, only members
who have applied for 1llpg on Ute hutt.
y...-...Jd waiting !ill will r«tl•• allpo In
the harbor. -1 1 The new yacht club faciliUes would be
OOilt by Marine Capital of Newport
Beai;h, which 1Uctessfulty won the bid for
the bolt alJp operaUOo and develoPmtnt
of port.Iona of the harbor's land areu.
The rll'm plans to lnswt up to 1:400
berths for small craft ht.fore the end of
nut IWllmtJ'. ,,-
pos itiolll!i . of police ca-ptai~ . as he drove with Tito by car from the Croatian parliament.
placed ftrst and 11econd 1n. evaluallon Zagreb. Yugoslav officials estimated Wednesllty night, Nixon made·an un11in·
tests c~n.ducted by police -.iue~s of three.. • lOO.~ -rsQns turned out in the rain to nounced 'handshaking foray i at o oth~r ~1t1es. . ... . . .,:-.••. :..-.greet~\:"" meric~ President. do~wntown Belgride.
Thetr actual assignment.t~ duty tn the >. 'ij°'l.h h the-turnout was heavier -an ..A. • 1:f
new .rank was de~ayed until aft.er formal eSl'lm ed 200,000 _ in Belgrade on Nix· W
adoption of the city budget for the com· on's 8rrival Wednesday, Tito said it was Pa;;-o;1"c1"a Nix' on
ing year. . ~asY to get people out for a welcome. ct L.l
Promoltd to the rank of sergeant is of· "But y6u know, f\.1r. President," he ad·
ficer Neil Purcell. 30, who will continue_ tn : ded, "you C411nol get them to smile or Makes Bi" g Hit serve as an investigator in the detective show the warmth they have here."
bureau. Before they flew back to Belgrade
Police Chief Kenneth Huck said Purcell following a 311.z hour visit, Nixon spotted a Y } •
was the only candidate who successfully lit lle blonde girl in a crowd in Zagreb. In . ugos a via
completed..written and oral examinations ~ent over to pat her head and beckoned
for the position. The written test, Huck Tito to join them for ~otogr~phs.
said, was administered by the State Tito did so, but with evident ~m·
·Cooperative Personnel Board and the barrassment, and then walked off saymg,
oral u:amination was given by two "We go."· . .
lieutenants and ~ .• captain from other The recepb9n in .. Zagreb waS damp,
Orange Count:i: pOlice departments. cool but friendly. I .have seen lo~ ot
Officers Carroll Bush, 37, and Robert motorc~~es~ but never so many um·
Briscoe, 32, won the inv est i g,a. tor brellas, Nrxon comm~nted.
assignments on the basil of evaluation of There was some mild applause from
the-ir-experience-and-training-by -three -roadside-crowds;-but-lllOSUy__the people_
sergeants in the local department, Huck mer~ly waved little paper flags a11 the
said presidential motorcade rolled past..
• After the two presidents held a political
talk in Belgrade, the Yugoslav leader and
his wife, who originally had intended to
stay in Belgrade, switched plans and new
fo Zagreb in their own jet plane, 30
minutes ahead of the. Niyons, to be on
Officer P.raisecl
For His Efforts
To Save Woman
A San Clemente patrolman won official
comrrlendation this morning for his off.
dltly first aid effort al, the doorstep of
police be.adquarter1 ln aiding 1 dying
woman.
Patrolman David Munro won the com·
mendaUon for administering closeO·heart
massage to Mrs. Rosa Mendoza, 70,
ahorUy after midnight.
The maneuver revived the woman, but
two hours later Mrs. Mendoza succumbed
to the heart ailment at South Coast
Hospital.
Police said the incident began with a
12:08 a.m. medical aid request from the
woman's home at 14 Avenlda Cornello.__1 As a fire rescue rig began the resporwe
a member of the family arrived at head-
quarters with the woman in the car. 1 Police said Mrs. Mendoza's heart and
br~thing had Stopped. f\.1unro, leaving
headquarters after hb 11hift, rushed to
give first aid and summoned a _
resuscitator . .-,~
Five minute's later~Mr•. Mendoza bad
revived .
A police lieutenant on duty in head-
quarters when the incident occurred
praised the swift actlon by the patrolman
and the fire rescue personnel who joined
ln the effort.
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From Page I
NIXON •••
Yugoslav relations with M05COw.
The tough-minded Yugoslav leader
broke with Soviet communism 22 ytars ~
11go and has maintained 11 atrictly in-
dependent political tine, althouch he re-
mains a conv inced Commlinist.
Jn a speech afttr a stclte dinner in Nix·
on·s honor Wedn esday evening. Tito went
out of his way to make a strong new
pitch for nonalignmen t in the east-west
power struggle. He told Nixon that in his
opinion the world will continue to live
under the threal of a new world war
unless Washington 11nd Moscow can setUe
their differences.
Nixon replied : "You can be our friena'
without being anyone else'l! enemy."
He told Tito the United Statts' sole ob-
jective in the f\.1iddle East and Vietnam is
"lo help ensure that people and nations
will be able to live in peace and be able
to build their own lives in acco rdance
with their own aspfrations."
Nixon invited Tito to visit the United
States for a third time. As he left a gala
reception given by Tito after dinner, Nix·
on al90 invited a group of Yugoslav folk
dancers to visit the Un ited States.
From Wire Services
Regardles,, of the diplomatic outcome
of President NiJ:on's v·islt to Yu.gosalvia,
ll appears the First Lady hall made a big
hit in the Communist country.
Apparently Mrs. Nixon was reluctant lo
le ave Rome, but she found a new friend
in-YugO!llavia:a-P-resident~Tito. -'·
Sitting next to each other, she and Tito
engaged in lively conversation ip. English
at a state dinner -at the presidential
palace WednesdaY night. '
. The FirsL Lady, attired in a cli~fing,
shocking pink silk jersey gown wtlh a
jfweled belt, appeared to en j o Y
thoroughly the company of the attentive
Tito.
Ac ross from Tito and Mr!. Nixon wete
President Nixon and Yugoslavia's First
Lady. Madame Jovanko Broz Tito, w.ho
was wearing a wine ve lvet gown with
touches of .§Old embroidery in the bodice
and hem.
Today Mrs. Nixon and Mrs. Tito met
with---YUgoslav press women over mom.
ing ,Coffee wblle their husbands held
private ta lks.
The journalists asked her about her
husband, peace and women and came
away aa ying "isn't she wonderful.·•
Mrs. Nixon stressed lhe importance or
work -"If young people are bu sy afld
have to work for their money, they don't
havt time to get in. trouble."
Later the First Ladies took a tour of
the Belgrade Center ol the Young
Pioneers, the Yugoslav equivalent of the
scouts.
Mrs. Tito, speaking fluent English.
pointed out features of the center of 7 to
14 year olds.
Wben the wives walked into a
photography class, the children whirled
on them with still and movie cameras.
Mrs. Tito chuckled heartily and Mrs.
Ni1on smiled in mock dismay wh""en the
children dashed after lhem. joinlng the
scramble of press photographers.
The women accompanied th e I r
husbands on a quick afternoon visil to
Zagreb and Tito's tirthplace a t
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" • By P:ATRJ~ BOYLE Independently ot the ·teacher using audio-wi~o1bers, It may be what amounts to °' -. o~, 'litt Steff visual ai¢i, such as slides or rerordlngs. an armed truce. , .
Teachers are asked to perform twn The teacher acts a1 a baby sitter when :. "the ki4 lsJrYin& to Oi\11'.e_ Ollt 1 way
functions when lliey are with a group e(. ... the stqdents are studying or viewing to btat the system •nd the teacher ls
children -teaching and babysitting. slides and u a teacher when the kids a.re
But according to Al Haven, principal of in a lecture or seminar. trying to find a •1stem that can'.t be
Laguna Beach's Top of the World Top of lhe \Vorl<r was built to ac-beal~n. ll becomes a game of who l! on ..--.--Elementary·School,.MosHf.:.the-te~-\-eommo4M&-both.tea)\cing-and-baby1ittiA8.,......_to '' ---+-I
time is spent babysitting. ' functi9"s. auit.o RE41JONSHJP .-
·''In the traditional ~ool setu?," sa_ys In a lecture, there are 50 lo~ students "~uic probLem ia that the teacber ~aven. a very untradit1onal·l~k1ng pr1n-packed Into ~ large room flied with is try&tg . to build a· relatiooahip in a
~pal in mustache and plaid sJacks. desk$. O~ teacher . lectures . for 50 claSsroom lhat ts designed and conJtruc.
tea.chfrs only teach_ about 20 minutes ml nut~ ind the studt?nts only listen. ~d 1•0 the teacher must be all-powerful,''
per.hour. They spend from 60 to 80 per· . RK u"•en sa·ys
nt r th . 1· . t I . led SEMINAR WO ~ . ce o e1~ lJTle in _con ro -orten . " Teaching at Top .of the World i! a functions !rYi~ to keep stu<tents quiet f'ollowing the lecture, the students may learning experlenc for the teachers for
and well-~ved." move t.o the seminar room where they" e . -. •
But Top of the World is not a tradi· are assigned to work .with one teacher to Hav~n aay~ that th~y are ~ giv~ ,any
tional set-up. either !n methods or cOn· eich group of 10 ~tudents. There may be s~ctal trat~ingo before being given_ ~
struction. \Vhen the school opened in 1967, as many as three diCferent seminars at class. Th~y·JUSt have to learn as they go
many parents were shocked by the · one Ume in a room. Haven says there is a al?.ng. . . · d .
unstructured teaching methods and the close ·student-teacher rel!ltionship, and The traditional classroom does 't put
open classrooms. -the teacher has a chance to become well-, Into focus _the 1kills the teacher r,eally •
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Ann Kilgore and Nancy Naffziger, and, with both
arms raised over their heads (from left ) Leslie
Creighton, Cathy Allen and Debbie Dieikes.
Saddleback College songleaders practice on col-
lege's grassy, rural caffipus, more reminiscent of
range wars than gridiron battles. \Vhenever Gaucho
t foo all fans sing_ this fall, they'll be led b_y (front
ro ,-rett) Barb Trapp, Debbi ::D.:'Y::..•::r_a::n:::d:_:C::o::n· ____________________ _
'Laguna Winter
Festival Seeks
· f_alunteer--1Ielp_·
, Lagunans wbo can handle a te1ephone,
_organir.e a bus tour, serve food or ·put on
'a song and dance act are needed as
~volunteers for the 1971 Winter EestivaL -~ ---~ "There is such a variety of things to be
done," says Festival coordinator Eloise
Fulmer, ''that there is something for
. •veryone , despite problems of time or
1ack of experi ence with previous Winter
• Festivals."
. Urging newscome rs especially to join
·the volunteer community effort, Mrs.
Fulmer said she is planning a potluck
'.picnic later ·in October-as-a get.,ac-
. quainted for the Winter Festival family.
' "It's a great w·ay to make new fri ends
and become part of the community,-'~ she
. said. "Most of the projects will be during
the period from January through the
·1 festival, Feb . 19 through March 7, but
... "veryone interested in helping should sign
. up now.'' ,
Among the Jypes of assistance that will
~be needed, Mrs. FuJmer lists: telephon-
:;ing, hosting at events and fo r local bus
~tours; making and selling berets; office
work: serving on the spons oring
membership committee: assisting at food
··booths, distributing posters and serving
as coOrdinaling mon itors·for events.
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Supervisors 01{' Request
For Ri9t Control Funds
By JACK BROBACK
Of tftt 01l1J ~lltl St1H
An application for 5200,000 in federal
funds tO fln-Mce1he development of-a
countywide piogram to prE:vent and con-
trol riots was approved Wednesday by
Orange County Supervisors. .
The money will be sought under prrr
visions of the Omnibus Crime Control and
Safe Streets of 1968. lf funds are teceiv-,
ed. the program will be developed .to
strengthen existing mutual aid compacts
in the county.
,. The federal government provides such
funds on-a 3·1 matching basis and
supervisors Wednesday approved ex.·
penditure of half of the county-city con-
tribution of $66,667 .
Plans call for training anct equipping of
officers and creation of standardized,
uniform operational procedures among
agencies during civil disorders .
The grant application followed by a
week a decision by supervisors to
spearhead the compilation of guidelines
fi>f riots aOO disorders.
Chiefs of the county's 22 police
.departments and Sheriff James Musick
strengthenened mutual aid pacts last
February when all signed.._orders enabling
officers to serve anywhere in the rounty
during emergencies.
Keith Concannon, executive director-of
th.e _co.YD.l:Y~ Justice Council,__
cited five recent incidents in or near
Orange County which, he said, "makes it
crystal clear that \Ye cannot afford to sit
back and smugly say 'we have no pfrr
blem.' "
Cited by Concaqnon was the recent
discovery of a cache of 34 sticks of
dynamite buried near Cal S t "' t e ,
Fullerton: the Woodland Drive area riot
in Laguna Beach July 4, The August g
YiRRie D.!lJ at DisneyJand and the two
f.fexican /'An1erican ·police c 11 shew
recently in Los~Angeles.. ·
Concannon: in the application for funds
U'J the federal government notes that
anal)rsis of those disorders and similar
ones suggest:
-T}Je danger or .. a major disorder in
Orange County is real; no rommunity is
too small or too large to consider itself
immune from danger: two or more
disorders may follow each others in close
succession.
-That most of those injured in civil
disorders are police officers, police cars
are vulnerable to severe damage in a
major disorder, and advanced planning
and mutual cooperation may Prevent a
major disorder,
Los Alamitos Police Chief Roy Kundtz.
chairman of the Criminal Justice Coun·
cil's riots and disorders task force, is the
project coordinator on the gr3nt ap-
plication .
To date 17 county cities have agreed to
contribute funds and all 22 police
departments will participate ..
Woman Learning
To Drive Car
' Crashes, 2 Hurt
A Laguna .Beach woman who, police
said, was learning to drive, lost control of
her car Wednesday while making a sharp
turn on a hill and slammed into a rock
retaining wall .
The accident, which occurred ai 7 p.ni.,
resulted in minor injuries to passengers
in the car driven by Gloria Gay Reasor,
33, 2545 Juanita Way. Her husband , Jack.
34, was treated for a spratned shoulder at
South Coast Community Hospital and
released. Her son. Eric. a. suffered a
bru ised jaw and was also treated and
released at the hospita l.
FULLY CARPETED ~"! non-productive busywork out of the way
The ·cJassrooms, some large enough for ''\Ve can guarantee th at the child will here."
as many as 80 students at one time, are spend 25 percent of his school tjme in a An example or "folderol" that Ha'lf:n
all fully carpeted. Some have desks, group of 10 students and one teacher... has eliminated· is st.an,ding in line. He
some tables and others only chairs, Haven says. "However. in traditional says that if a studfrii can make it lo and
Over-the past-three years,-parents have -schools, a-kid gets about five minutes of from school without being herded;-then
teamed that their children really can get attention per day,from the teacher." he can e<!_~ily last a sc~l day without
an education at Top of the World. During the lab session, there are 50 having tO stand in line to go to recess Or
,.. Now, Haven's _only con'Cern is the students-divided into· groups ot 10 and to the bus.
teachers. --~~____:__ _ _:__~~ there is onlyr one-teacher to answer any "All wt hav~ really don~ is to organiu
''The bigge,st problem in education to-question the children may have or to help our space along lines so the etudent can
day is teacher training," says Havef1. operate the slide projectors. most productively go about learning," tie
"Once a guy is .trained in college. we tend ··1 d th " to assume that he is a qualified teacher.'' NO TEACHER says.· on't in11: you will find that the
He says there are many schools built \Vhen the students move to the study
like Top of the World -open classrooms room, there ls no teacher and SO pupils. A
and few walls -"But nobody has been teacher's aide watches the students as
trained to teach in these places.'' they work on asslg_nments or study in
Unbuffered from the world b y small groups.
secretaries. Haven sits in his office ad· "The student, by l)lOVing from group to
joining the busy library with both doors group and never beihg with the same
wide open and speaks or a different ap-students a!! the tiTne." Haven says.
preach to education. ··never gets a roncept of himself as being
BASIC ACTIVITIES in the dumb group or the smart group."
Haven says that there are· four basic "Our system also builds an enthusiastic
activities that ta ke place in any school -attitude toward school in the kids ,"
from kindergarten to graduate: the Haven add's. ' 'I;
teacher lectures to the students; the "Far too often, in traditional-type
students work alone on an ·'assignmen't; schools, the teacher has an inronsistent
the students talk or read to the teacher in attitUde ·toward different groups of kids.
a seminar situation or the students learn With some. it is a loving relationship. Yet
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Landscapes, Rocks
~isplayed in Laguna
The October exhibit at the Laguna
Federal Savings .art gallery will feature
portraits, la·ndscapes a1l4 unusually
painted rocks by several local artists.
The fXhibit, at 260 Ocean Ave., wlll ,be
open to the pubUc daily during Octobet'
ftom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m: ~tributing artists
for the October exhibit •re Vivian
·Burtchby, Jack Macartney, Jiin Kerins,
Arthur Wickens arid ·Jermifer McLemore.
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According to police. Mrs. Reasor was
traveling downhill on Alta Vista Way
when she attempted to turn onto Glell·
neyre Street. She swung too wide. hitting
two gu8 rail posts and then accelerated
across th roaJ Into a-roc k wall . PQ]i"Ce" -
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A Pretty Girl
Actress r\,.nn-Margret is agog as she waLches members of Georgia
Tech's football sq_uad during hard-nose prat:tiC:e session In Atlanta.
The lovely star attended the drill \Vednesday to promote her latest
film. which also stars Joe Namath. If the gridiron sport attracts
girls like Ann-Margret, maybe there is somethini to this football
hero stuff after all . -•
A police de rtment -Spokesman noted
that Mrs. Reas was learning to drive
under an instn.J ·on permit and was not
cited. Her '1usban is a licensed driver,
police said.
Go ldilocks
In Porridge Caper
SEATTLE, Wash. fUPJl -Police were
looking for a modern Goldilocks today.
They said Carmi Burton reported to
police Wednesday somebody had made,
1>0rridge on i-is stQ.tt and rested in his
bed while he was away. -• ·
But there was one switch from the old
chlldren·ii fable. Burton's chairs were alt
ln good shape, but hi$ TV set was miss-
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Distraf:tght-Mourners Over~ome by Grief
CAlRO'"(AP)-...-eamal-AbclcJ Nasse~liCt-unit.sioined I.he m1reh-1Ht-meved--traditiooel-AJab mourning. A Lebanese...
hero of the Arab world, was laid to rest throllgh UberaUon Square. woman bu'.ntd herself to dealh, I.he pre1s
wrapped in a simple while sheet today As the proceJsion continued, more •nd re~rts sai.d .
after • funeral that provided an emo-more Cairo Radio announcers w~e Mosle!'flS t~roughout tfle Arab w~rld . . . . • prayed 1n their mosques, and processions
. tlollll . ezploa1on for mllhon~ of adoring overcome with the depth of their 1rte! were tield in the streets Or 'cities and
Egyptians. ... and had to be replaced. villages throughout the Middle East.
Nasxr's body was taken from thi ''0 world, pray for Egypt alter Arabs in Israel and the Israeli-held ter·
cisket after ·prayers by Egypt's top Gamal/' 90bbed ·one b r o a d ca s t e r ritories also mour11ed. The bjggest
religk>us leader, Sheik Mohammed repeitedly. mourning demons~ratio•in lsr~el wa~ at
Fahhan director o( AI Azzhar University. "I can see the iun carriage with our Al Aqsa ~sque in Jerusalem s ancient ' -- ---. _ ,, walled city. Thousands of Mosle!JlS
Verses from the Moslem Holy book, the leader on d from wnere I st.and, IObbed_ shouted "God is great!" and chanted
Kortfi, were read by religious !faders as bis replacement just before he fainted "~asse;, Nasser." ' ·objected to the· ~hafjng oJ his ·name
·by the protagonist of Philip Roth's
+---American best se_ller. H~~Q!lgh!. a __ · tian on ~sBfe of 'the ·00olc: in
'France. The magistrate said Tues·
they placed {'iasse.r's body in the graVe in with emotlon. On the other side of the wall thousands -,
_t.be_unkn_o the _ManshitLEL.BaNy "Words cannot describe the l!ief I am of Jews were deep in prayer marking the
mosque ia a Cairo suburb. " seeing," said yet another aMOW'ICer. He startorUiFJ'eWiSh~ew-Y!"<tr:---
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· enorigh or a ~rallel · between the
"·Paris Portnoy and the Roth Port•
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SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLOIERS :WATCH AIR STRIKE ACTION
Near Embattled Fire Bau O'Reilly, Jets -Bomb Enemy
Ignore Religious P1Juse -
, • Zapata. a male seal wint Siamese
:cot and tkt star of the FiTst lnter-
:ttational Championship Cat Show,
:tests on Mrs. St{!ven Karr's shoulder.
;Zapata, owned by Mra. K4Tf' and her
Red Units Launch: Attack:
:·1iw:batuf, got to be number one by . . ~•unning .p-mM•-poiff ... tha• any---Oi -c ll d" _, R" __ 8 I · ther fe line in shou•a. The cat, who f;, ••w '""•u '" his ,, .. ,.is. is ;,. ll am 0 Ia S ICe OW
·New York solely for efhibitioit i1~
the contest. • •• PHNOM PENH (UP!) -Viet C<lng and
North Vietnamese forces Jinored a Cam-
Roy Wood 's wife stands ready at bcxtian religiolii OO:Servince to launch al-
t.be telephone ev~ry time her bus· tacks again.st four towns on High~·ay 5
• band goes out to do a bit of garden· connectllig" PHnom Penh with the nation's
;.ing. \Vhen he yells, "bombs away," rice bowl, the Gambodian command said
·.she calls·police in 1'-1aidstone , Eng· today.
and. Police in turn call a bomb Military s~~en said the atlacks
;;'disposal unit, by now used to mak· Wednesday night were in a stretCh of the ~ lng runs to the Wood home. Over . road runtiing from ~miles northwest or ~the past two years, \Vood has U(l• the capital to 58 . miles ~west of
· covered 12 live band grenades tn Phnom PeQ}l. The nee crop is only weeks
this garden, left over from the wa)', -.away !rofll harvesL . ~ • •. · "We must keep the highway open if we
• hope to have any sufficient rice crop at
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1Mayor Jean Maughan turn ~ d all .'' an agriculture mini!try oUiclal said.
: street sweeper Tuesday after the ••1r we lose Highway 5, we ri:iay be faced
: town's mechanical sweeper broke with a very serious rice shortage in
'down in Sandwich, England. "It'.$ Phoom Penh." . ~,a matter of civic pride," she said. Weste~n diplomata bave th~r1z:ed th~t
: Blackwell, England's officials ~Y be 1ust what the Communist have 1n
! ~complied \Yith a request by mmd.
,.the town's garb8gern en that their Tbe ~ovemment has already begun a ~ garbage truck be fitted \Vith a hot campaign t~ urge .the people of Phno!fl
.• water unit so they can wash their Penh to r~1se their own . vegetables 1n
.! hands before eating their lunches. case of a s1~ o.f the capital, swol.len to r • more than twice !ls normal populattOD by
-: refugees. ,
·1 "'-!7"" The Communist.. attacked the towns of
'• A Robin HoocJ,.type bat1dit I': 0 Sandan, Tau Laak, Sala Lek Pram and ! with a. sweet tooth i tole a ba:c Kompong Chheng. All were hit by mortar
... containing six-dozen donuts and automalic weapons fire. i! Tuesday from a drivein restau· The Caoibodian command decllned lo · B Id c t Th say whether -any of the towns were oc-;-. rnnt zn ou er, 0 o. e emp. cupied by the Comnlunists but said a ty box was fou nd down the street later in the day. on it number of Viet Cong and North Viet-
was a sign to passersby: •·Free. namese were killed. Cambodia n
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Have a happy day!'' The attack on Highway 5 endangered'
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in north Denver, Colo. Tuesday
when a police officer stopped his
car, ordered him out and frisked
him for weapons. When the police
officer found a revolver, he de-
manded to know what Martinez
.M as doing \vith it. Martinez ex-
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the fifth of six key Cambodia n roadways.
'Die highway command listed highways 21 3. 4 and 6, all stretching out in spoke-like
fashion from Phnom Penh, as ei ther clos-
ed or insecure.
The communists still held a three.mile
stretch o( High,vay 4 linking the capital
and the port of Kompong Som. Cam--
bodian troops: have -made no efforts to
open the road because or the three-day
Pc.hum Ben holiday in which Cambodians
pay homage to their ancestors.
Only Highway I, tiokiog Phnom Penh
with Saigon, was considered secure .
Military aourc~ ~ ~on ~d the
United State!Tcorud.derlng wlthdrawint
one of its three aircraft carriers in the
Indochina area as part of the overall
Vietnam cutback.
A search party early today reached the
wreckage or an Air Vietnam DC3 airliner
that crashed into the moontaira 10 miles
north of Da Nang Wednesday night Air
Vietnam said all but two ·of the 30
persons in the plane sufVived. Dead· were
two Chinese pll~. 'The swviVon were all
Vietnamese~
Chinese ·wildly
Celebrate 21st .
Red Birthday
HONG j(ONG (UP!) -C<>minunbt
Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao told
tens of thou.sand! of red flag-waving
countrymen celebrating the nation's 21st
birlhday today the world is seeing a
surge in "the struggle against American
imperialism."
Communist Parly Chairman ~1ao ·Tse-
tung waved lo the cheering crowds before
Lin began speaking, the New China News
Agency said in a broadcast monitored in
Hong Kong.
"A new upsurge in the struggle against
U.S. imperialism -is emerging in the
world,'' Lin said. "Throughout the world,
the people's revolutionary strUggles afe
developing vigorously and the united
front against U.S. imperialism is con-
stantly expanding and growing in
strength.
When Mao appeared on the speaker's
platform ia Gate of Heavenly Peace
Square, the: cheers were so great they
drowned out martial music blaring from
hundreds of loudspeakers in the square,
New OU.na News Agenc1 said.
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Out!ide the mo.5que thousands o_f too broke down and had to be ftplaced. Ac~ording to Moslem belief, th~ date of
distraught Egyptians cried and shouted . Multitudes of Egyptians jammed into Pr.esi~ent G~mal Abdel Nasser s death . . . · . .. comc1des with the day the Prophet as their adored leader was mterred. the vast throng and chanted Farewell 0 Mohammed's soul rose to he4ven.
Solemn,.faced Egyptian dignitaries, not Gamal, Far""ll O our father." _ aSse.r.. who died Monday oI a heart a\,-
st riving to hold back their-"f.ears, lined up A man clinging to the side of a building tack, is assured of a place in paradise as
at the graveside as the body was lowered. for ~ bette~ look at the cortege fell six a result. Moslem scholars say .
People broke through and rushed into the stories to his death. Other mourners had Mourners in Cairo streets chanted: "To
mosque garden to see the final mOments ·been ror~d over the side o.J the bridge in· paradise, Nasser," and "You died on i
of Naner's ftmeral. Tbe fi!lg covering the to the Nile as the cortege passed. holy night."
casket was tom. .In Lebanon, three people were kllled in -'--=---------'---
It was an emotional explosion for the cer_em11oial shooting during mourning for
Egyptians and the Arab world. Nasser, according to newspaper reports.
An explosion which began as millions of The three, a man and two boys, were hit
wa iling, tearful Arabs and Egyptians by stray bullets as thousands of
massed along the 13-mile funeral roule as mourners sent fusillades into the air in
an anny helicopter started their beloved
leader on his !in at journey.
The mosque where the late President
(:a'mat Abdel Nasser was buried today
bears his own name.
The mosque,. between Kubbeh Palace
and Nasser's home at Manshiet El Bakry
on the main boulevard from Cairo to the
suburb . of Heliopolis, is built along moo.
em Arab archit.ectural lines, with high
arches ~d a minartt with a square ba\.
Stands Up Bride
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cony and the tradiUonal crescent at the LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Frank Allen,
tip. -30, didn't get to the church on time Sept.
It cost $250,000 and is built on 108,000 12 to marry hls fiancee Eva Mekring 22
square feet of land which include! two But he had an ironclad~xcuse. .. ' • gW_ttn~ Tho land Is Jea.sed....fr.om the . · government for $240 a year. -His excuse· was a good one. Allen,
Construction began in ·1962. In 1965 ~onnery of_ Hawthorne, boarded a plane
Nasser ordered that the project be com-Jn Tel Aviv Sept. 6 to come. to ~s
pleted at government expense, and he Angel.es to exchange vov.•s with Miss
personally supervised its execution. Mehring. ,
More than an hour and a half after the The TWA Boeing 7ffl was hijacked by a
cortege got under ·way and-some 20 manattd-a woman armed with revolvers
minutes after the foreign digni.t3.iies left and cfiverted to a barren airstrip on the Prelate Dies
for their hotels. the masses of people out.skirts of Amman, Jordan. On t~e _day
edged into Ramses Square, dominated by Allen v.·as to have been w~, the 1ethner
a huge granite staWe of the Egyptian was blown up by the guerrillas.
pharaoh. · Allen finally arrived in Los Angeles
Egyptian paratroopers were marching Tuesday night after being released with
in the procession, carrying thousands or the last of 31 other American hostages.
funeral wreaths from all over 1he world. He says he .will tie the knot this Saturday
Armored cars from Egyptian military -and fly somewhere for the honeymoon.
Cardinal B,enetto Aloisi l\·Jasel·
la , oldes( member of the
Sacred College or Cardinals in
the Vatican, died at his home
Wednesday at the age or 91.
·His death reduced the ilumber
or Cardinals to 130.
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consideration. sound of waves on a quiet night at Dana A· freeway to fr!eway ln~rchanse ·at and ,to Route 1 it propoaed , at .,\llpu
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State. Division of Highways engineers
Wednesday Invited· comment on bow 7.3
-milervt-~RouteTFre<way-oour
beat :serve the Dana Point, Laguna.Niguel
aiKf San Juan Capistrano areas. ·
jni was not to consider freeway locat.lon-
that was decided Oct. 24, 1967 -op-
position to having the freeway at all was
the majpr theme developed by a crowd of t>ounoo.
Opposition ranged from opposltion to
the total adopted route. to oppositi9f1 to
big beeway tntm:fum&eS11uit1n01Wlo •
beefing up certairi local streel5 into ma·
Point. the San Dieto Freeway begins the Hf' street. · / • •
Division engi.neerh aa d r·,e s ie d ment.. = i;!~~~~ vlclnlty·of. -~W~uter!!!!!'.!1Y..Joft.1All.!J!lgj~.l!!l!lllCl!llllid.. __ -I t!j>fu w!Vei -~ tbe11 41.IMOOns.-la-thll-tbe-Ca -liY.lnts9-diltrict-
respect the hearing differed from those and cross San Juan Cr~k at htlcbts be below sround Wt:tl u .. It. peaed
Residents respon'ded lhat it couJd not
best serve them. -that It would be an "ecol~ical disaster." AltNXill division engirleers at the ou~
&el, cmlully made lbe point that lbe bear-
One wag suggested on a comment card
that the freeway would best serve the
area by following the route of Highway
-395, which runs from San Diego County ·
into Ril'.crslde C<Ju<lly and nortberly,_
An engineer noted soberly that this
would not serve .the coastal area under
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jor arterials. ·
Opponents apoke much o f en--
vlronmentaJ quality and llfe quallty.""Ibey
cited_aUnospberlc,._v.lsual and no1se:po11u.
lion that many had moved to the area to
escape. One man to~d -of enjoying the
-oun .... ,,... , aces
IO years ago '!hen concern wM rargely above the IJ'OWld~varytng from 30 to.IO through..bigher lfOl.IPd aoutber!y,ol .tbe
for razed homes-.and 1he effect on f~t. Dana Knolb:·tr-..ct, ~to.run ..
· business 8nd transportation.-· .· tres1glt1m•y utillze 1 1oiie bridge In ihll the aide Ot a ,,illy nOrtberly·ol ·tbe GIOria
The 'pro'ject segment wou1d run from sector or I combination of bridges .nd Dti Lutheran 'Church. :...~ -. _
tHe San.Diego-Freeway·at...Vla Sacramerto -fills'.-• • • • .. • ~ -intirCJiiiiges are ,planned at. the ·Street
to to a point .4.of a mile south of Aliso A big in~rch~nge provkllng _ con-Of 1he Gol{len . Larwtem, future ~I
Creek, at Highland AVMue. nectiom to both the Sin Die10 .Freew11 .(&ee ·l'REBWAY, Pqt l) • 1 • ~ -.. ' . . -
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Nixon, Tito Tall{ Tainis Sky;
~wmds-Baek~-. ... . ..
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' ••• 25 yeara with no
el«tiona, Tito • • • and
they call me tricky.'
BELGRADE (UPI) -Pmideol Nixon
asked President Tito today to help bring
peace..-to the Middle-Eut and-assured
him the United Slates opposed foreign in-
tervenWon.
•Tito, 73-year~ld Comn)unist leader of
the non-aligned third world. cf nations,
greeted Nixon at the door ol the Adriatic
stone and marble federal government
building for three boufs·"l'lvat< !Ilks:
Nixon paaed •OIL the Wal to .the
building ca the Savi River to shake
buds.with anibus,.friendly Yugoslavs.
'!?be American President was ac·
rompanied by Secretary Ot state William
P. Bogen an4 Dr •. llemy A.1:lssinfe<,
his nallonal aecurily allaln adviler,
Alter pos1n1. briefly 10< pbO!Oiiapbers,
the two leaden sat facinr each other
across a long table coveted in green
baize.
U.S. officials said NiJon soqbt oot ad·
vice from Tito, who is close to leaders in
both the .Arab world and the Kremlin, On
a:etUng negotiations moving between the
Arabs and Israelis despite the d.Lsrupting
impact of the death of ESYPtian Presideol
Gomal Abdel N.,..r.
Nixon alsO assured Tito, American
aides said, that the United States' 10le
aim in -u,e M'lddli"Elst, as tn-vi~im,
wa.s to allow the peoRle to decide. their
own ·destiny without foreign idfluence.
Wanning to Nixon's visit on the day he
. would other-Wise ha)!.e ~~nded the Cairo
fu neral of his friend 1Nuatr, Tito cbang.
ed liis plans anil decided,. to appear with
J::ilaoo later .ia 1111;(~ I ~ tilt•• capi\al-of Ci'oltir.-r-· i .. ~' i--i ~-1
lfaon-ilidos said.,laday'1 "!l"'dl'~
Tllo WU -fod~b!>'-Ml4dlec-Eilt
eveot>, parllouJArly lbe death ol.-.
Tito made -.a p,tm el · ze•Mh.,. 'Ill
Belgrade t. meet Jfmn. ralller tllu
flying·to Cairo for Nuotr'I 1....-.L
U.S. offlciall said"N"11on renuinely wu
anxious to obtain ~·s opinion :•bout the
impact of Nasser"!J death <•l' the Middle
East cri!lis, Tito and ,Nasatr had been
close friends and political associates for
years.
Nixon 1190 WIS· ieported andous to
bear Tito's views ' on SO:vid naval ex·
pansion in the Mediterraneari and on
(See NIXON, Pap ·z)
By ARTRUJ\ IL VINSEL
Of .,... °"" ,lllt ......
Greisyj"'1·Cf1d-sm0it1iom-i worilifth)t
bNsh fire so. mUea away : began boilln&
. over the: ·0r:1n1e COut 'today -ind *1th
II -· lbe pnd!Ctlon of new SaJila. Aila
. . winds •i>d the stroni .tbrut of -· &ouUqand ' nr~ de•utatioo. . ' 1
i 'r.!~iret .~d 'betn...DP.Pite.d in..Or.&oa:e CCMI , officlals stresaed, as alarmed
residf!Dtf tried to check the imoke'1 ,...,,.._ .
• The7 purplish -!We that bloit.d oQ1. the ' "'""lu'"" nild"""'11iq-boura ....... loll · 1it·-Lt11e-.creet Canyon, nlf"CuC1indnl1 J;::l'··~ 10 miles norlllwdl of tha SU ·~ Cit)' ---"7.l, ·. , °"",.,,., ~ ~ • blaet....i a. --~ Cliae!f in to~llUITOlllld the
Muei but windJ today· drove-· the r1;tng
fJ1mu· onto. surrounding tm'falrf. •
The.·rutlook 'from ooe end of Calitonila
to tJie ·other was bad by nooa. ·
"It ls a. grtm ·pidute," sald E. A.
Heading, of the St.ate Division of
F,....1ry, ren.ctlng cinly on a ·siilgle
blue, the 12,000.acre CUyamaca fire 1n
San Diego County. ' .
"11, .... don'l lel. line arowicf it before
the Santa Anu really blow, we blve •a
problem," he conUnued. ,
_November Date Set Court Indicts
Two Laguna Men
On Drug Charges
One cbeeril!i development ln the holocaust series 'that l'f'ept the stat'e·
beglnnirlg 1lx days qo, causing· 10 deaths
and 11,.,ly 4180 million ia Clamq:,, Wll .
contajpment of the wont individual blall
ln california. hillory. --. • Drifwrs Face Separaw
Trials in Cult Murder Two Laguna }jeach men who police
allege bad marijuana and LSD valued at
A palr of young drifters accused in the
bizarre Devil Cull killing of a pretty
Mission Viejo teacher will be tried
separately Nov. 9 in Orange County
Superior Court. Judge James F. Judge agreed Wed-
nesday to the petition of Hennan H.
Taylor, 17, for separate proceedings in
the murder of Mrs . Florence N. Brown.
His alleged accomplice in tbe ritual
tiD.ir\g, Stephen S(; _Hurd, 20, al.so a
transient, ·wtll go on "'trial at the same
time in an adjacent courtroom.
Both Hurd ·and Taylor have been held
in Orange County JI.ii since being arrest.
ed. in connection with 0Mr1. Brown's diJ..
mtmberment murder and lhe hatchet:
slaying of a Santa Ana service station at-
tendant Jerry W. Carlin, 21, was found in 1 pool
of blood on the Ooor of the station June 2.
one d:IY before the missing Mrs. B!'°wn'1
mutilated remainS were found buned off
Ortell Highw•y.
worship rites before and . after ~eath,
while her body was found minus the right
arm and internal orgam.
Sickened homicide detectives have
charged members o( 1 k>osely knit band
of drifters involved devoured parts of her
flesh before it was laid ln the 11.ndy
~: !.:1e~: ~;t ~~.:;.::~ ? Coast Shopf>ers ~i:t. ·'M idJlle f,00 %'"
today by the Oran1e County Grand Jury. By ro.4N!IE REVNPLDS. . one, eeirii-•:dip!~~· Ii.· did . not ;.y
· Named by .th.t investigative panel on ~.,,.. ci.1iy .r11tt ~1111 . , . ll'lything. 'abour let\lni Jttti ftlr' it after
charges of possession 'Of marijuana with l.q lovers of the Orange ~t, ~ve .&he, bougbt·Jt.· . ~. , ~ . : .
intent to eell, culUVaUng marijuana and no fear .' ' Ca'-Ai:'"--' hoed II p:issession o( LSD.were Anthony Abrano The ~idl 11kir't Is not n;iaking it. , One woman;, ~~":.~ .. ' ~ v .... pa110, 22, and John Robert Dobyan, At least that's the COl\Sl?OSUS Of t8·shop-' ~ellaged . fi.auif:l!t¥. •. ~ll-.~di . se · I -• · 1 · N . , Uments. ~he. aai4 llie "" .iOjiig to papts grave. 23, both of 332 Bluebird Canyon Road. pers ~nterv e~cu recent y ~t ewport sulU in ah e'tfo'rfto"~·fklt·tt 'oUl" .
Robbery_ a mere 440 or '50 was irto Dobyan is 1bo cba.ra:ed wlth a misde-Be'achs FashJOn fsland. 1 Whll tbe('Ho • ' ·~·the ·.~ 1 volved -Is attributed to the murder of meanor count of obstructing a police· <tfi. ~ -two women and· 1 man -e . . • PP,ee] ... _. ,..., . , mm
Carlin, who was ~ up omy four days ~ jn the disc.harte of his duUes._ ~t.it was all right for certain people and maxi klob and ~PIJ!:Of~·~·i:ntdJ,
earlier by two blndlb who thrtatened Both men were arrested at the Lagtm1 at certaili tifues~ OOt 'Uie rest gave ,it a , ~re~.~ onJyL~1•keanen~or
hfm.with a ruor and acrewdriver. residence after a prolanged investigation definite thumbs down. 1 .. : • r .. 1rrictler~1:'0D!. Ltnore .~;*Of i~a
ltooically, they"'"' sentenced ofthelr'aUegeddrugtrafflcklngbyunder Of' courst,' 11 . wa;ii•t always~ c>!<\'<hli!Jl,Ela!n<M~:of i~rt Wed~ by Judge Judie in the aame · """"delecli•es from HWltinglon Beach. aesthetics lbat forced the disapproval.". , ·,~·, ~~( ·~~'".-
court aesslon held !or the wapects charg· Backed by InvesUptorz from the Slsle Tustin resld~t. J?hn Zinn. ~· ·aald ·i.> : .~~·~r!blit•i'd~~ tlie' l/iee.t..i.:.h. ,. ed with murdertnc Carlin'in lbe later Bureau of Narcotlcl, and the Tonanoe doeso"I bi'e Uiem. '!be girls he lmowS .._ • • 1 _1, . ·-f , ·i •"'""":'
·robbei-y. ud Vernon 1 polite' departments, Hun-don't, either., .. They' don~t'~ke the )(!a'. of· 1
• • ~v'!1": sa u. :......... . ' ,
Robert A. Harper, al!IO known u tlngton BeacJt officers ,raided the Art hiving lg replace· an 'entire· wardrobe." 'J'he fa.ctriatlon wiOi·the mall ·Wn•ex~
Arturo A. Anthony, 13, of 17434 Golbard Colony h<>m<,l{ICI cWm they confltcaled And lben'thtte'i the iam001 old·iayihg, plflned by• Ray· !loolb.•. a depart/nent
st., Huntington Beach, was t-ommttted to 3H kllm of marijuana and a cooslderable "'If yoll'9e got it', Jlil.l('t it;" to atcoOnt itt.ore. ~n. ~ qoted .that It wy, "old
tbe California RehabWlatlon center al quantity of LSD. for .lbe reluctance on ')11<-part of ~er ' ,f~ J~' 1 Ir•,.. ''
Norco. ,lnvesUgato·rs detcribed the seizure of women, 1to fall •tfead oYer l.ieels·for !he \ ot.~ttn· resii:teut· Zenh eipla10ect-'~
He is 1 narcotics addict who robbed to the illegal drugs ·as the. largest .iq the midi. , · · 1. , fo.dnea , for '1be mbU:' "Surei.l ~ ... ft.
supp:irt his habit. department's hlltory and claimed -the Fnnc.lse Leelerk;i.J9, said she found the , ~·a .. DOt -.a' 1iinga.~rei4. ... ~10 011rid
firefighters pronounced lhe 200,000-acre
Mowit Laguna fire in Cleveland National
Forest .$WTO':lftded ·at duak Wednelday.,
llesp1te lbe ominous predictlou ol
weitbet, orecuters for 1 ·reblrn of Uie dre~d. devllwlndl-driven in from th9
d~ each autumn by tonlgbt ah<! Fri-
day, .they won't be u H'iert u~ lut:
weekend; : , . -
Gale force wlnds up to IO .mllet peP
how; alubed cloim· lhiOlllb --choked11\0U11laln canyo111 -·tnciaeralillC
<V<rYtbmi '.ln their palb -•but np,lo JI
mites per bOw; ls lbe lalesl pr<dictlon.
Jf'ollowlni ~stdenr NixOn'1 declara·
tlon of the entire SOuWud 11 a diluter
1re11 ~-~ called for 1n 'ift..
VeJU(-... melliodo of reducJn& the fire peril_ I 1 , i
, Slate llepartipent Of Flab and Game
aulhal'lllei cancellelf •'!lie fimatn'4er of
doer Jiurilblr HllSOll ln -the ''llk(ua'e-mHe <rilll•area Of San llleP Oounfy.
A aerlea ol conf<i"tnce\i bepD lil c1/se. · i11aa~~·, ' ......
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The"3l·yeir-<>ld'teacher, who lived in El
Toro was dragged from her car on Sand
eanYoo Road two weeks earlier, driven to
an.old.--.lnJaineJ!ld_111ln.
Slit -allepdly aubjected lo Devil
Judge Judge disposed In lbe wne court conlraband was aimed for dislrlbutioo ID tlilngl c!oWn' right ugly Is <Ila bir ,lioy • ~eilcaJ( fiiale · Illa~ clo°'!I'~ Ila ~
· of idenlical robbery chorg,. Or~ Count~ narcotlca ~lers. _lrierid.Xlik-Schuler,.2'-' ' '· '-at011i!aJn.'1!i!lll•;''.._ • •
1 t Ha-i'c com"-..,~ -Xenneth Ginni Silverman, al!o 19,, sl'kt 0sbe fildl ' .1 .' ~
James Fred~:--21. of s.rJ:A;. · tba midi in bla 'tllte•.Anif ~t J!lldJI re-: • :, I • ··; l'.J ... •.. -: · ·
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I I r ~tml&bt ad l)idaJ, '°i ·t-----t
doot.amoke •ln ·the ·-Loot
FredawassenWicedtooneyeartollfe Co E } mind her of• sholt dress .o.neone ha•. ff.o'.·m·. ·.e·' .T\ . ..;. ·1.~ ~ii~·~y.·:.·. '.
Unlocked Door 1n state pr1son .for.hl• part 1n the aerv1ce UD~Y. mp oyes tr1<!d to tengt\len:ttowever;111<>·adniitled ~~ ...
1tati0n holdup. ' she owns a pantsuit wltb·a mtdt •lenl\b . · ~ ·•1 " ~ , • •
• ~~·-era·1g "Mooae" Halse, 16, of S f B k p vest. · ~ ' p • T ~ · · 1 sed '
G:Gn>v<, is charged with lbe late• Ue Or aC ay Pain Wear a cl"'k In one· of FUhlon • ,l'.l~: ~ ... e,r,~ .. "· "Leads. to Theft murder of Carlin and wIU be tried lsland'1 ·bouUque1, said very few .mid( . . -.
.. paralelyNov.9lm:lbatoffenJe. _ .Jt'• lbe 0rana .. ~lr Jmployel ' illltllb"-""•nd"•atlrti ha~ll0ld1 . •·--ll!!IOO:nie:-or:p.11·'per 1
LllWl* Bea~.J!ll!! re11'1!!ed __ ... vutlgators...m_airal~vs.-lbe ccQi(J,-llDIJ!Ual '. c.oi..·-~ '.esli' W gauClio \YJio, . ·-~lot :h9nie1!'$'Illi$'/>U.Y 1
-the..A.the'll of $123 wmh ol musical equip-tradillon from Oreglin of Olrlstopher lawsuit for 193,lll)n boci·pq, alleDdlt 'P,!Jlla.are doing' llllle be\ter, ll\e'a4<1"1. · ,ll!W!'\~ ~~ • , , . . .
meot from bis shop •Jllllt"•UY ,was the "\lJPIY" Gibboney, 17;ol Pvdland be~ due lll~eatll'*'""in-,lie l)il!rlc\ !°At( ' "Alill tfte• qldi"lOot' Ji CoUJi) Jl!al · 'COnllN,ieG !Iii:,{=• if! ~ctlon
vietlm of an ·"Wllocked <loot".~, •llllllnl">•I lllal ci,.i. .... w~ be ·wW . tqmoy'j~ "· ·> · :·arMt;~·1111e>a&led:.aat:1;, aentlrilenl. ~ ,...• a ·~p!!f ,..,.
police said today. . ' ~ charges of murder mmmll!i .Tbe claim ""~ ~ ~ .. «hoed by . all 1~· ·~ i'w_ho ... ~ :• 1i•f!on)•)i•tin6t,Ji~'! .... 1
Roger Van De Vanier; 31811 Florence from the slaying of Mn. Brown. from 11114 to the . W,.. 'no wi,nimouslr,. 1ald.'they a~t"<f <Gf< the ''ti;ePe....; ""'milae·~~,illCftlk '
St., South LagUna, said an AM-FM tuner, One member of the drifter bind ls tSMClation 11y1 the a1cf!. hi'C• mut·~ rft1nl. 1 1 • • • •'' ,. ~,. • -· • ' ' , • t 1"
tumlsble and two speakers d!Jappwed aJr-ead)' In state pri>on sminc tiro terms lbe money.<Omlni , lf . .-r• "'! · Qf,llle two mal'!i!<f"'"'Rles:~, '. Y'.oar l>AlL'(Jf'11411';1 •a#• lllb tn-
·1rom bll shop at 17$ Cleo St. between -""""°'tiv. -of 01le to five yeara pald for overtlme ~Ol\',duifq lbO &-year one ·t!ouple-Mr. and Mn, Yfiill°;A· dejiendenl meialoDl. Will etlJoy hlflbtr
Tueod•Y evening and Wednesday morn-each. She Is Melanie Mae Dllllels, 31, of period. I '• • 8ald4o of F\1Uerto1i-wil for It. Analler ' t•~ •Jfo.n''"'°" ilew· prkle' and the
Ing. Santa Ana who WIS held In Orange Coun-County COllnlel Adri.na~u .... i, ~·-Mr. 1rnl'Mr1. Joleph Buoat'ol I DAILY P!Ll1.l'F to,~.
Police-noted that lbe shop door h;d · ty"JaU an nmotiCI char&<! when lbe ed that demands fol' 1't•I4 « ~li:oen,Grove:'-ol(°"" al!Jl!~.vr.w. , 1 ~'"""-'' · '~/to
been ·damaged urller and ·apparently Oranga County Grand Juiy Indicted her limited to ono year.i -~ 'lrtll · '> •eo.i.v.r. Mr. ·H\liir. -!fli liill·JftidJ.Jte ."i(oitftr'jn-...., ~ li ~ 1"
coWd-DOt II< 1ocktd. u ... ..-ry lo the t ... klllinp. -wbldl aide fl"" !';(~ ' 9"be pair, aakl he would lel•bb'Wilt ~ Ult flilun., ' _ __, · · !_ '·
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for 6'1t -•PJl'oaching 85 on the~
co~ and UP. t~ 1$ In the inland
areas. .. • J
JNSiDE "ToDAY -
' ' ' ' "1-can· do if" are· word.f often
; heard Jroni ·aori .. t Snil'l' of
, Hu•lillOlon B•aCll.· 11llo IJtit !Nol ,.. .... •• ·-o1··1 h . !Id . •,"{; .. ~ -'"" 1.ff 0 Morch . of o;..,, 'lf? ~ ,,..Ur
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l!'REEWAY~ ••• T----1 PROJECT LIMIT J.-.:L."'-e'-.-...,.-,
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·Jtoodaiiins•••• vaut1~ay. , ~ rame a..fpo art bd conslderld .... Ticllll1 ., lllt Ntpel Oii trac!.•
'OM -id !Illa .U fll 1111 JI-· 'IV
' otMr would take 42 homes and leave lbe
nmalndtr neighboring a [l'ft:way.
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Northerly of Niguel Weal. the route-_;.. _ ..
---~paro='n~c~v ey ar ay for ·
about two miles. Ramps would be pro-
v_Jded at Paseo Del Nla:ud.
· '!be-~ puses through Laguna
Nipel Civic Centl!r. An Interchange
would provide .etvice lo Highland
Avenue and Niguel Road. Northerly of
the dvlc ceottr the rr .. way begins drop-
ping -·towards 'Allso Creek for an in·
terchaft(e.
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-~oun:·-· ·-"""'' ...... ••
Construction cost l! estimated at
betwl!ell $48 and $53 million. Ap-
proximately 66 to '¥1 single family .livtng
units, sh: multiple residence units and 1~7
MAP INDICATIS PROPOSED ROUTE OF COASTAL FRIEWAY NORTH FROM CAPO BEACH
traJler parks spaces would be taken, af· Fro• Paae J ___ J ectinl 6liO to_l65_pmollA_direct!y: _____ -=.== ....,.~-.,.....-
Tl!UCK LANE FIRES •.•
' The eight·lape freew1y would include
an addJUooa1 truck lane in st~p.grade
lN!ls aM would have a recovtry lane throu&h1'Jut the atate to or1anlu effort$ -"'cl toward reduclnc tM crlUcal problem of &boulder f91"-out-of-control v~ es.· Winter Ooodinf anit mudill<ta in tire-
"We're very conscious of our scarred areu.
responslbllity to make it esthetically One million pounds or fut-growing rye
In Laguna Police Force
..pleasing and to blend into the natural ter· grass seed, worth $250,000, will be
rain," said William Hashimot,o, 4iYision showered over 400,000 scorched acres
engineer. --beginning in about two weeks; but even
Tbei-e were bitter hoolll at th~ Crown this may be ineUecUve.
Valley School hearing as the soft,..spok~n .. This is only an · emercency cover:•
eqtoeer told of I~ alternatives -all or emphuiud Donald Miller, of the U.S.
part of the homes in Niguel West. Soil Conservation Servi«. ·
He spoke of en,meertng techniq~c.s to "At best, it ii only -a stopgap measure
le!IOft noise and visual P o l I u l 1 o n • until native grasses take over in about
Hultimoto uid alao that hydrocarbon two years," he contlriued, saying even
and carbon monoxide emissions are far this step is uncutaln. "
lower at standard freeway speeds than Light rains will genninate the rye
from stor>and-go traffic on local streets. grass _ which would still be ineffective
Acquisition is to begin in the mld·l971's until 1tt0und thrtstmastime -while
with construction plahned for the middle heavy downpours striking early would
·OI' lal.e.· 1970a.. wash the seed away,,apelltn& disaster. u s "We could hive u much damage frtlm
"=.g ! ~·blie participation part or the rainJ u from the fire itlelf.'' cbterv·
the .bearing, William Luxon of 24.sJl Los ed. Robert Reese, of the tr.S. Forest Service. Serranos Drive , si.ld he. thought the state The American lmw'ance Auociation .
Compll!ting reorganiiation of t h e
Laguna Beach Pollet Department, two
officers assumed new positlona as cap-
tains today, a detective was promoted to
the rank of sergeant and two offlett1
werl! asslined to the detective bw-tau as
inveatlgators.
The mignml!ftts, approved•by the City
Council ear Ii tr, were designed to beef up
the Police Department and reduce the
workload of overburdened officers.
Sgt. David Brown, 34, and Lt. Frank
Schopen, 47, had been announ~ a month
ago as successful candidatl!s (or the new
highway de!)lrtment wa~ the finest of and the Insurance Information Inttitute an~ein ~d~.Showever, that he was estimate 2,010 atructurm -fl)Olt]y homes "A b ,_J -Talk'
unalla'ably opposed to the freeway. _b!z'to':!i"o1 ~tro~ =:::i~:::;-. m .assu.u.ur . ~--1.JlHOua;hlWo miteraiiWir rrom-it. He along with tu.t million of lmured private
County Council
To Hear French
1ald the · freeway approach to all 1ous th ins Ci.Jlfomia transportation problems show--property of var types, e urance
ed very limited planning by the state and experts estimated.
, called for a moratorium an freeways un· Santa Ana winds bulldina up again in tho San BernlTdlno area whipped the Ly-til other means of transportation could be -tle-Creek~fire::tbat wu-.n but contained
plallned. • -~ «er 500 more l<ftS in a downhill direc-Mr1. H. w. Bruce, 31712 National Pai'k lion conakieied danlerous.
Drive, SoUth Laguna, called the freeway c:otttalnment wu comldend possible
"an ecological disaster." Pat Mancini, today; weather condiUona permitting.
respresenting the NigueJ Komeowners &: No contai.nmtnt was near J;t all in the
Community Association, said the bo&.rd Buckeye Fire which hai burned 3',000
unanimously endorsed the alternative acre! of nearly imposable terrain north
whlch would remove all Niguel West of San S1meoo in tbe Sut& Lucia Moun·
Home!!. taint.·· ......_ ·-
H. Percival Chase. repre!lentina Niruel ·A-lt&nd of non-vtriln Coast Redwoodl, West, referred bae.i. to hearin.& teStiniony
oo the rou~ April rr, lllS'I at the theater :i:r...:.ia:'.;, "!'~ti' ~Y :ii!! ID La11111a Beach _,._ -• ,... "
He said the onlf reference to the route l ~ flllll1nd •oreat inl1 l'IJ11Y Oft
ado""..., in that area wu a 1m1ll Bunlet-IJaett Military ~•lion. ,.... th Flre!lgbttn had rucbod IS per""1I parqrapb ll)'inl it wu e 'forst poai-containment of the atubborn Red MOUft. ble route. He JPoke cf the Laguna Niguel
Corp. stopping 1 difierent routing that tain blue in Sequoia National 1'orest but
would bavl! cut the 1011 course. Chase Jt was sWJ conaumin1 heavy tlmber.
th d Ezperts 1UrVeying the devutated said e present route was more amaa-Malibu-Newhall-Simi fire area -where
Ing and would tear out the heart of aome hot ..-. atll1 ,_. d•n•er -·were Laflllll Niguel. -~~ ~ -•
He advocated abandonment o( Uii! optimiJtlc if tht bot, dry winds atay at a
freeway route in itl entirl!ty and said the mlnimum level.
San Diego Flleway would belt serve
community need.I until aome new concept
ol routing is found favorable to concerned
communitiea. ~ .
· Chase declined to relinquish a peUUon
with 347 signatures, ita'tin1 it would ao to
"the top people in Sacramento."
. He u ld thl! freeway would go from
nowhere lo nowhere; Was too c0&Uy and
11. was an ecological disaster.
Dr. Roa: er Sander!IOO, chairman of tht
Dana Point-Capistrano B e a e h lYJ..
corporation committee. was conettnl!d
with intlrchan&l!S al Niguel Road, Del
Obispo and Golden Lantern.
He said the Golden Lantern off.ramp
would bisect the future city of Dana Point
and asked about fedl!ral·state funds to
protect local arterials affected by thl!
fl'l!tway.
Mrs. Prenter
Services Slated
A memorial aervict will be heJd at
10:30 a.m. Sltutday in the ·CommunttY
Presbyterian Church, San J u a n
Capistrano, for Mrs . Freddie: Tupper
Prenter, 40-yl!ar resident of Dana Point.
who died Monday alter a Jong illnesa. She
was 83.
A native of Missiaslppi, Mrs. Prenter
lived for many years ln El Paso, Te1as,
before moving to Southern Califonlia.
where lhl! and her husband, David T.
A flt1t-hand report on thl! chances in
French politics and diplomacy will be of-
fered Oran1e County residents Oct. 8 as
France's ambaasador to the Unltl!d
States addreases~ .meeYlli of the World
Affairs Council ot·ora111e County at the
Disneyland HoleI in Anaheim.
Ambassador Charles Lucet, whc> has
eerved under both fonner President
Charlts di! Gaulle and President Charles
Pgmpldou, wlll speak on the topic, "The
Main Orientation of French Polities and
Diplomacy Today."
A reception is plannl!d at 7 p.m. with-.
dinner sch~duled at 7:45 p.m. Lucef'
1peec~ wilLJollow d~. .
Lucet, l!nvoy to Wuhin&ton since 1965,
hu been credited with pl1yln1 a key rol•
in the formulation of French polJcj In'
relation to American interut.s in the Mid·
dle Eaat, NATO 1nd Asia.
A spokesman for the World Affairs
Council aald Lucet will discuss French
1oals in thoae areas and indicate thl! pro..
bable policy courseS France will follow in
the tt70's.
Prior to hll appointment as· an am-
bassador, Lucet served in diplomatic
)IOllt.lons in the Middle Eut, the United
NaUOlll and ID the French Ministry o1
Forelan .\Hain In Paris.
He !lerved with the Fret French move-
. fuent in World War II and as a com-
mander of the Legion of Honor and of the
Nat.Iona! Order of Merit.
Hearing Slated
On Dana Point
Yacht Facility
R. W. Harms, vice president or· the
Crown Valley Homeowners Association.
uld it will join the fight against a '53
million freeway from nowhere to
nowhere.
Pr enter, were pioneer realdents
developers of Dana PolnL
Diseuuions on the latest plans fnr the
Dana Point Yacht 'Club'1 -proposed new
clubhouse on thl! shorl! of Dana Harbor 's
east marina will be held at a meeting and Oct. 8.
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1.1rs. Prenter l! 1urvlved by two
dau1ht.m, Mr1. John Milton Durand o(
South Laruna and Mrs. Judie smith of
Pasadena; and by seven crandchlldrl!ll
and 18 ireat trandchlldren •
The family has requested Iha t
in Ii~ of flowers, donaUons be made to
thl! Qul!en of Hearta Guild, .Children'&
Hospital Or Oran1e County, Oranse. Calif.
or to thl! buildina: • fund of Descamo
. Gardeni Inc., La Canada, Calif.
Signal Sna~checl;
The yacht club plans, which have won
''in principle" approval by the county·s
harbor revil!w board, call for 1 clubhouse
of 2,SOO square feet, plus 1 larce dry
r;tor11e area and a few auest docks
nearby.
The meeting, one of many in the plan·
nlng ot the new club headquarters, will
ta-p membera' opinions on the plans and
advile them of the status of the develcp-
ment.
If the machinery for the club moves
1moothly the yaditin.g center would be
comple:led before the stMt of next sum-
mer -the projected date. when the first
o( thouu.nds or sliP5-Jilill be ready for
;yachtsmen at the harbor.
The site ,for the new club faciliUl!s,
'Known officially as Parcl!I 10, is the se-
2 T A ' led cond choice of many of the members, eens rres who have indicated that a lot aJonr tho
\ shore of the wea marina bad been
Two teen11e Laruna Beach boys were prtferred,
booked by police on 1rand theft ~ara:e.s _ But that ha!f o( the twin marina will
Wednesday alter a"'C!Uzen reported seeing nc>I 6e developed tor: two years .
1 1 tn Thus, the emphu1s shifted to the ea11t them load • trtlfie control 1 ana to marina where -parcel 10 lies lnsurin1 an
their car and dri.;e off with it. e11,rly opening for the club. '
The trafnc device, valued at ap. One handicap l1o the new c:lubhouiie,
proximately $800, is the property of the however, will probably na1 the club for
Slate Divlaion of Hl&hway1, Police said, years -the county ruling that no specific
and was stared · with other 11anal equip-:~~ea will be aet aslde for members'
ment on a vacant lot in the 1XIO block of Al the rult1 specify, only members
positions or police captain after they
placed first and second in evaluation
tests conducted by police chiefs of three
other cities.
Their adual assignment to duly in the
new rank was delayed until after formal
adoption of the city budget for the com-
ing year. ~
Promoted to the rank of sergeant is of~
ficer Neil Purcell , 30, who will continue to
serve as an investigator in the detective
bureau.
Police Chief Kenneth Huck said Purcell
was the only candidale who successfully
completed·written and oral examinations
for the tmitlon. The written test. Huck
said, was administered by the State
Cooperativl! Personnel Board and the
oril e11mination was given by two
lieutenanl3 and a captain from other
Orange County police departments.
Officers Carroll Bush, 37, and Robert
Briscoe, 3:l. won the investigator
ass.ignment&_.on..the bu.i.s_of evaluation..of _
·their experience and training by three
sergeants in the local department, Huck
:said.
Officer Praised
For His EffortS
To Save Wo1nan
"-San Clemente patrolman won offieisl
aimmendation this morning for bis off.
duty fint aid elfort at the doorstep of.
police headquarters in aJding a dying
woman. 1
Patrolman David Munro won thl! com·
mendation for administering closed-heart
massage to Mrs. Rosa Mendor.a, 70,
ahortly alter midn ight.
The maneuver revived the woman. but
two hour.!! later Mrs. Mendoza .!luecumbed
to the heart ailment at South Coast
Hospital.
Police said the incident began with a
12:08 &.m. medical aid request from the
woman's home at 14 Avenida Cornelio.
AJ a fire rescue rig began the response
a member of the family arrived at head·
quarters with !hi! woman in the ear.
Police said Mrs. Mendoza·s heart and
breathing: hid 11topped. Munro, Juving
headquarters after hl.!1 shift, rushed to
give first aid and summoned a
resuscitator.
Five minutes later Mrs. Mendoia had
revived.
A police lieutenant on duty in head·
quarters when thl! incident occurred
praised the swj.ft action by the patrolman
and the fire rescue personnel who joined
in the effort.
Jn Yugoslavia
Nixon Calls Tito
·'Strong,_ Vibrant'
KUMROVEC, Yugoslavia (UPI) -
Describing President Tito a.a I .. 11trnn1
and vibrant personality," President Nis-
on .sat briefly tod3y on the bed in which
the Communist leader was born 18 vears
q:o in a two.story, v.·hite stucco houat
that la now a Yugoslav national 1hrlne .
NllOn and his wife Pat spent about 20
minutes in the freshly painted house
which sta'nl:s on a cobble-stoned street in
this toWn 22 miles out.side the Croatian
capital of Z8grl!b. A heavy rain fl!JI
outside Is Tito and hl! wile showed them
aro •
Tito showed Nixon a poster offering a
rev.·ard of 1.000 gold pieces for his cap.
lure ·as a part~n. leader fighting the
Nazis in World War U. "Were you worth
It?" Nixon asked with.a smile.
Nl1on commer1ted on-the beauty of .the
Croatian cou.ntryside, with it! churches,
wooded hills and valleys, red-tiled
farmhouses and little girls tendjng cattle,
as he drove with Tito by car from
Zagreb. YugOSiav officials estimated
100,000 persons turned out in the rain to
greet I.he American President.
Although the turnout was heavier -~n
estimated 200,000 -In. Belgrade on Nix·
· on·s arrival Wednesday, Tito said it was
easy to get people out for a welcome.
''But you know, Mr. President,·• he ad-
ded ... you cannot get them to smile or
show the warmth they have here."
Before they flew back to Belgradl!
following a 3Yz hour visi t, Nixon spotted a
little blonde girl in· a crowd in Zagreb,
went over to pat her head and beckoned
Tito to join them for photographs.
Tito did so, but with evident em·
barrassment. and then walkl!d off sayinf,
"We go."
The recl!ption in Zagreb was damp.
cool but friendly. "I havl! seen lot.. of
mok>rcades. but never so many um·
brellas. '' Nixon commented.
T~· was_59m!!_mild ap~Jause from
roadsidl! crowds. but mostly the people
merely waved little paper nags as the
presidential motorcade rolled past. ..
After the two presidenl3 held a pohl1eal
talk in Belgrade, the Yugoslav leader and
his wife, who originally had intended to
stay in Belgrade;-swttcbed plans and flew
lo Zagreb in thl!ir own jet plane, 30
minutes ahead of the Niyons, to be on
Frl)m Page l
NIXON ...
Yugoslav relations with Moscow.
The tough.minded Yugoslav leader
broke wtth Soviet cOmmunism 22 years
ago and has maintained a strictly i,,.
dependent political line, although he re-
malns a convinced Communist.
In a speech aftl!r a state dinner In Nix·
on '• honor Wednesday l!Vl!ning. Tito went
out of his way to makt a strong new
pitch for nonalignm!nt In the .east-west
power strugale. He told Ni1on that in his,
opinion the world will continue -to livl!
under lhl!. threat of i new world war
unless Washington and Moscow can settle
their differences.
Nixon replied : "You can be our friend
without .being anyone else's enemy."
He told Tito tbl! United States' sole ob-
jective in the Middle East and Vietnam Is
"to h~Jp ensure that people and nations
v.·iJJ be able to live in peace and be abll!
ID build their own lives in accordance
with their own asr>iraUons."
Nixon invited Tito to visit the United
States for 11. third time. As he left a gala
reception given by Tito after dinner , Nix·
on al:so invited a group of Yugoslav folk
dancers to visit the United States.
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SOFA BED
hand 1o creet them.
Tito and his wife, both tn ratncoat.s,
were 8t the foot of ihe ramp when the
NixonS .arrived aboard Air Force Ont. A
military band playfllt the anthei:ns of ~th
aiuntril!s and the two pr1!S1denl3 in·
IPl!cted 'an honor &Uard of helmeted • •
Yugoslav troops.
They entered a. con'(ertible ~ith t~ lop
up and sped off toward the city. followed
by the two first ladies in a closed car. At
the city outsklr~ the motorcade stopped
and, despite a driuling rain, the top of '
lhe-car-was-lower·ec.---~~~--
Nixon and Tito drove through the city
standing in their raincoats.
The motorcadl! drovl! slowly fo SL
1.1ark 's square downtown and pulled up at
the Court of Ukes. a baroque-styled 17th
century building which is-the-seat.of the:
(;roatian state parliament. There they
. met Dragutin Haramija, pre~ier of
Croatia. and Jakov Blazevic, president of
the Croatian parliament.
Wedne.5day night, Nixon made an unan·
nounced handshaking foray i n lo
downtown Belgrade.
* * Patricia Nixon
Makes Big Hit
In ,Yugoslavia
From Wire Service•
Regardless of the diplomatic outcome
of President Nixon's visit lo Yugosa1vil,
it apPl!ars the First Lady has made a bil
hit in the Communist country. '
Apparentl y Mrs. Nixon was re1uetant \P
leavl! Rome . but she found a new friend
in Yugoslavia's President Ti~ -'
Sitting next to each other. she and Tiki
engaged in lively conversation in Englis~
at a state dinner at the presidential
palace Wednesday night. •
The First Lady, attired In a clinging,
shocking pink silk jersey gown with .11.
jeweled bell. appeared to en j o~v
thoroughly the co mpany of the attl!ntive
Tito. ~ ,
Ac.ross from Tito and Mrs. Nixon were
President Nixon and Yugoslavia 's First
Lady, Madame Jovankn Broz Tito, who
was wearing a wine vrlvet gown with
touches of gold embroidery in the bodice
and hem. ·
Toda.y Mn. Nlioo and Mrii. Tito met
with Yugoslav press women over morn·
ing coffee whlle their husbands held
private talk.s.
The journalists asked her about her
husband, Pl!ICe and women and came
away saying "lln't :she wonderful."
Mrs. Nixon etresscd the import11ne1! nr
work -"If young people are busy and
have to work for their mohey, lhey_ don',t
have time to get in trouble.''
Later the First Ladies took a lour ot
the Belgrade . Center of the Young
Pionee,rs, the Yugoslav equivalent of the
scouts.
Mrs. Tito. speaking fluent Enq:lish.
pointed out features of lhe center of 7 to
14 year olds .
When the wives walked into t
photography class, thl! children whirled
on them with still and inovie cameras.
Mrs. Tito chuckled heartily and Mrt.
Nixon smiled in mock dismay when the
children dashed after them. joining the
r;eramble of press photographers.
The women accompanied I h e I r
husbands on a quick afternoon visit to
Zagrl!b and Tito's birthplace at
Kumrovee.
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fortable for sitting es well as sleep·
ing. !299
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; • e You m11y c~oose from severe! sty les
end e wide selection· of fine febr ics.
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North Cout Hi1hwQ. who have applied for 1lip.s on the hure.
Tbe DivWon ol. HiJhw1.11 Is In the pro-years-old waitln& list will receive slips ln You favoritt interior dtsigntr tm1J bt ham to a.ssi.st vcu : ••
ceu of lnsta!Un1 new 1ipa!J in tho the harbor.
Lacuna Beach arta. The new )'acht club f~clllUes would be
Offlctra stopped the car deac:ribed by built by Marine Capital Qf Newport
• the rtportln1 dllun and •potted the Beacl!, which SU<CeSSlully won the bid for
al8J'al on lhe riar aeat. ICCOl'din& to the boat slip operation and development
police. ot Portion& of the harbor's land areu.
The boys, a1ed 14 and II, were Al•ttd The firm plana to inltall up to 1,400
~ under-arrest and later rtleutd io the btr1hs for small craft before thf:. end of
custody of thelr parenls. nut summer.
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' . 2f1 5 HARBOR !LVO.
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PROFESSIONAL
INTERIOR DESIGNERS -TIT OUl WOLVIN• CHAl•I-COSTA MESA, C1.LIF.
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Opener Set
' Saturday
California's first I 9 7 0 • 7 1
waterfowl season - a split, 9J..
day duck season in only · the
Colot'ado River Zone -begins •
at 6:07 a.m. Saturday, with t
prospects of a much better f
opening than that of last year. ,
according to the Department · 1
of Fish and Game.
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ThurscUy, Oet.obtr l , 1~70 DAIL y PILOT ta
\uni lo o~ange ;t~op
• University Hl&h ~n of· Burbank. Burroughs, Crescen-Newbury Park. 0 x n 1 rd-.
ficially placed Jn the Orange ta Valtey, Glendale, Hoover. Royal , Slmt V-11ey_. Thousand
League for t.he 1971·72 season P.foore ~gue -·EJ Rancho. Oakl.
4-~-foUowing -the CIF'-executNt-Comp~. Millikan; San Gabrifr.1'<iliU• -
CO!lll(il meeting, Saturd•Y· Poly, Wilson. 'Bellnower, & a 11 f o r n ta,
ClF Sou.tti'.ern SecUon leagues Pacific League -Alham-Exce lsior, Monte Vbtar'Para~
. a!fected by the changes: bra, Art"a'dia, Arroyo, M.ark mount, Pioneer. . .,
...... .\AAA K"ep?.el,"ftf~: Muir I santa Barbar, League -
Bay League -Centennial, Puadena, San Gabrtet. ArroyO Grande, Cibrillo, Lorn·
Long Beach Jordan. North Wbitmont League -El poc, Rlgh<ltt; San LulJ Ob~po,
Torrance, Santa Monica, South Monte, La ·Serna, Ro9emead, Santa_Marla.
To1Tance, Torrance. . Norwalk, Sierra, WhitUer. Sky League -Aviation,
. ,Charmel League -Buena, New League (as yet un-_Beverly Hills,Le.u zi n ger ,
Dos Pueblos, Hueneme , Santa named) -Culver Ci t 'I• Ji.1omillg'ide, Palol Verdes,
Barbara, San Marco1, Veh-Hlwthorne, lnglewbod, . Mira Redondo.
tura. . Col.la, Rolling Hills, West Tar· . AA
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The Colorado River Zoni's
split duck season will be
Saturday through Nov. 11, and
.,._....,_,,o~v--2Uh.c~ :'a". 17.J'he.._Nlt~CATCH -os esa s ery reen poses ~~;~!!!~!!~!~~~~!~~~~Coa;s?.t~Le~agu~e~~Do~nung;.·~u~oz~.~ra=1nce. Orange League -Brea. El Downe L n w o o d , Mon· ·==~AAA~o:·==--·~Dof.'!'1r~~;guna BytJ:l._Sa,.~ o.---• l\lannon e ea g u e dleback, Sonora, Univel'3ity,
daily bag hmtt is SlX ducks. with yellowtail she caught near Dana Point ..
with a total possession limit of
12 after the first day of each
half of the split season.
Cama.i:illo, Canyon~ H a r1t .1 Valen~~:
A HAPPY ANGLER -Young Andy Arthur (8 year
old ), landed this 18-pound yell0\\1tail recently while
fishing on the 'fhunderbird out of Davey's Locker
in Newport Beach. Landing operators say it was-the
biggest run of yellow!ail in recent yea~s along the
Orange Coast.
WHAT'S IN-
OUTDOORS?
by Jock Anthony
Dttp---sea-fishing-tn---rhe-area continua~ur surprise OOtnartg·
lers an<f sportfishing operators. Over the past weekend a number
of yeUowlin tuna running to '15 pounds were picked up by both
private and sportfishing boats a few miles off lhe beach.
'l'he hot spot was between Abalone Hill and Dana Point about
lour lo six miles out The large yellowlin were hilting anchovies
as boats stopped on boiling fish.
Very few tuna were picked up on feathers, but about IS
miles of£ the beach bOats picked up good numbers of skipjack
8veraging JG pounds on feathers in red and white, and, green
and yellow combinations. -
From all indications the large game fi sh could be around for
at least another wee k or !}VO. •
A few boats are getting into so me good yellowtail action
near the kelp beds below Dana J~otnt , but the yellows have
1Jowed down aft.er staging a very good shov,ring last week. '
Jn addition lo the yellows, bonito. bass and small barracuda
are making up the fish· counts. Occasionally a bluefin tuna is
caught. by an angler dangling a live chovey over the side.
Jtlarlin Fishing 1 mproce•
1_MarliD fishin g O\'er the weekend was as good as il bas been
this season. i\rtore than 10 spikebills "'ere weighed in al the Bal·
boa Angling Club bringing the total for this season past SO.
The bot spot for marlin was near Catalina Island and lbe
marlin seemed lo prefer live mackerel to feathers and flyers.
The back side of Catalina, th e east end of ttie island and the
area known as Silver Canyon all gave up a rew bilUlsb this
past weekend.
The largest marlin of the season \l'8S also weighed in locally
by Dr. Harry Aquda of Hunlington Harbour. Or. Aquda's fish
•eigbed %04~2 pounds and was taken on ligbl tackle. Tbe mar·
Un hit a 111-'e mackerel and it look the an gler more than three
boon fo land the gi ant. .
The outlook for the remai nder of the season is good, and
veteran marlin expe.rta look roe bigger counts of fii;b being rt·
corded each "·eek.
Btu• Fisl1i11g on (Jpgrade • ,
With the smaller number or anglers fishing our inland Jakes ,
bas.s fishing has improved in all Southern Califomia lakes. Even
-though the weather was hot over the past weekend, anglers brav·
ing the heat managed to pick up nice stringers of fresh water
eame fish .
The wind did not keep anglers off all the lakes in San Diego
but the fire forced a few lakes to close their gales temporarily.
Al l lakes in San Diego and Riverside counlies should be back in
lull operation by Friday. ·
Vail Lake was not affected by the winds or fire and gave up
some good catches of ba ss, crappie and catfish. Robert Marks
of Stanton has taken the lead ip the first month of competition
in the Vail Lake fishing bonanza.
Bass to 4~':i pounds were taken on plastic worms and le~dhead
jigs in deep water. but the most action for the bronzebacks was
on surface plugs fished close to sliore and near the weeds.
Vail Lake is open on a daily basis and starting today, there
wi ll be "'eekly <plants of 1,000 pounds of trout, some weighing
more than 3 pounds, throughout the cool months.
Vail proved last season that it can provide excellent action
for the rainbows as lhe fighting trout adapt well to the lake.
BasS have started hilting al Lake Havasu, according lo
George Foster of Lake Havasu Marina. This past week a 6~·,
pounder was caught by Jack Lee or Fullerton. Lee was fishing
in sh allow y,·atcr using a waterdog.
' Foster predicts thal tile crappie should begin to show and
lhe best enlicers will be · minnows, worms and small shiny lures.
Night fishing is the best bet for catching crappie weighing more
than a poun'd.
Lake Sberv.•ood will be open weekends only during the month
of Oc:tober and Norm Dye of lakes management staff, looks for
continued good bass and crappie fishing .
Deer Pro•perl.s Di•mal •
-Goose season in -t h e
Colorado River Zone will be
Nov. 26 through Jan . 10, which
means that no 'geese may be
~ken there during the first
.half of1.he split duck season or
during the last seven days of
the seeond half of the duck
season. •
U l\IITS LIST ED
The goose bag a n d
possession limits for tbe
Colorado River Zone will be
six and six. but each SlEh
limit must contain not lrss
than four y,·hlte geese and nol
more than two of the dark
species.
The DFG warns hunters that
Saturday's duck season open-
ing applies only in the
Colorado River Zone. ln all of
the rest of Sou t hern
Galifornia, including I he
Imperial Valley.Salton Sea
.area, the duck-and~goose
season opens Oct. I O .
Northeastern California also
has an Oct. 10 opening.
In the rest of the stale nOrth
of the Tehachapi Mountains,
including the Owens River
Valley and the San Joaquin
and Sacramento Valleys, the
duck and goose Season opens
Oct. 17.
SHOOTING HOURS
Waterfowl shoot ing hours
are from one·half hour before
sunrise to sunset each day
throoghout each of the various
·seasons. The 1971}.71 waterfowl
regulations. inclu ding zone
maps and daily shooting hours
may be obtained f re e
y,·herever h u n t i n g licenses
are sold.
DFG wardens report 'above
average numbers of pintail
and teal now moving down the
Colorado River, with many of
the-birds pausing to feed in
the backwaters and in nearby
leach fields. The b e I t e r
baCkwal.ers are from above
Blythe ..dO:Wnrive r t h r o u g h
Ferguson Lake below Picacho.
Dredging no~ under way in
Oxbow Lake in Uw. Palo Verde
area""will temporarily spoil the
hunting in the area.· but other
backwaters on which dredging
has recently betn completed
sbould provide l mp roved
shooting, the DFr. reports.
HUN TERS CAUTIONED
Hunters are cautioned that
the California-Arizona boun-
dary line follows the center of
the old chAnnel or the
Colorado Ri ver. Some of the
newly dredge cha nnels. in·
eluding the Cibola Cut, are en·
tirely within Arizona.
Hunters oot iho r ough 1 y
familiar with Jhe area and its
boundaries st;uld make local
inquiry before·going afield. ln·
quiries should be made to the
sheriff's office in Blythe or the
local DFG /warden whose
phone number is listed in the
local telepbooe directory.
\\'bile there are nol as many
duck s along the Colorado
River as there were three
weeks ago. there are more
now than there were a year
ago and.•if they hang around.
this year'11 opening should be a
fairly good one.
This Week's
Trout Plant As predicted, mosl areas or California gave up \'el')' few
buck1 lbi1 past opening "-ttkend. Tbe reports Lrom all areas The followlng S 0 u the r n
U lbal bunlin& presll ure and deer kill ''''re down on tbe average California waters, listed by
ol lif percent. county. .:1re scheduled for
One ei:ceplion lo this re port is lbt Warren Mountains are a stocking this week w Ith
In the northeast comer of tbt state. Tim 'Jonei of Cotta Mesa catching-size rainbow trout:
made tbt trip and riported see ing a lot of for ks and spikes and LOS ANGELES ....:. Big Rock
1ood number of thrff and four pointers. Creek, Bouquet Canyon Creek, Tbe~atea 11 a tbrte point section and many bunters Jn -tbe Crystal Lake, Jackson Lake. "
arta scortit oa big bucks. Jones brought bome a nice 151-pound, San Gabriel River East and
three pointer, one of three bucks takr.n In hJs pa rty. Jooes pre-. West ForU.
diets ,ta.at this area will be the hot spot la CaUfomia this seasoa. RIVERSIDE Fulmor Lake
Ttals writer \isited the San Btmardlno mountal'" opening f;lemet Lake.
morning and saw lot11 of bunters, but no det.r. A few single 11bot1 SAN BERNARDINO _ Big
were be ard, b11t the deer hpnt~rs found vcr1.-poor hunU.1 In the Bear Lake, Deep creek upper
Halcomb Valley art51• section. Green Valley Lake ,
The be~t 1pot In the San Bernardino mOW1lain1 was the Gregory Lake. ·Lytle Creek
Santa Ana ruver area around SugerJoal. The deer weni .. 1111 and ?diddle a!)d South Forks, Santa ~~-AMR-~h--~ The fltt: and hlih winds kt.pt m05t or the bun ten nut of the Ana River.
hllli, and I.be prospccla for this -weekend 1re not much bdltr ;;;==========;:;!
tho for the opentr. It It going to hake some very cold wealJttr
to make the deer start moving down from the high country.
lluokrs are :warttd lbat there still exJsts a ''ery bl1ll fire
tlan.ger ln all attall of central and sovtbtrn Cllilornli. Wh!n yoa •rt out ln the rleld take enra precautions wkh your camp flrt,
'.end if at 111 pottlble do not Ugbl •f'ciga~ttes or clsan wllto
ht the n1tkmal forests.
Who Cues?
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&•cvtive offices: 520 s. El Cimino Real, San M&teo, Ctlif.
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2101 San Joaquin Hills Rd .
( 714 1. 833 -3440
CANCEi MORTALITY
RATE 15 UP-
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Do\\'D tn y.•omen, due to
the dramatic reduction in
cancer of the uterus and up
in men due to the rapidly
increasing cancer of the
lung .•
The Pap.-Jfe t, \Vhich un-
covers cervical cancer at an
early slage befol'e 1l has be-
gun to spread, ii; the pri-
mary reason for the overall de<:hne in the cancer deat-h
rate among wome n. •Vhen
this cancer is diagnoi;ed ear·
ly It is almost 100% curable
On the other hand. cancer
of the lung has increasM
more U1an 15 times over the
past three decades. It is con-
sidered a largely prevent-
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sician x-rayed your luup
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Thomas Jefferson Llbrary • No one was reported hu rl1ln
the explosion late Wedntaday
night A window was b~en
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AYJES BUICT HOMES
(si~ce l911S)
IRVINE AREA
<YOU OWN THE tAND> . .
IH£1tAffC~NIY-r
22 HOMES SOLD-FIRST 4 WEEKS
4 to 7 BEDROOMS
-:z-10-4 llATHS-.
Includes all bulltins, ~a rpetinv, formal
dining rooms, family rooms, flrtplaces,
underground utilities and many other
quality features.
PRICES START AT $30,440
·Select Your Ne w Ayres Bulll Home
During The Customizing Stage
Cho ice·of all Models and Exteriors·
Select Your Lot Location Now
SEE MODELS AT
SANTA ANA FREEWAY & JEFFREY ROAD
Salts office open frO m 11 am to 7 pm dally
838-5136 838-5120
oftnJ~ !Jal
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
1000 General 1000
WILL SELL Jus:r REDUCED • GI OR FHA ·•
\Vest side Costa Mesa 3 bed-To $32,SOO & can be bought
' rooms • freshly Painted '''ilh \1'ith a .small down paymt. Or owner will sell. c;;.r. to qualified' buyer. 4 NEW OFFERING! paneling and carpeting in Pll.Stel shag cptg., central
-Bdrm.; 2 full baths-with pullrnans. A gas built· Thll! 11parkllng exeeuliW! living rom.-Has ~large air-rond., fountain & rfSh
in kitchen w/dishwasher; carpets, drapes & hoine must be sctn. 3 t ee fenct'd.yard pt>rfect for child-pond l.iy rear patio. These
shutters; new comm.ere. type carp. in ki tch. B.R., dining rm ' massive rer and ""Is, $2l,500. Call are just a Ie11' of 1be featur-•
& f B t fl k d. all ' tr 11 . . •i:tr"'"" r-.. , 10 1·-found in Uli! 3 BR. J am. rm. eau oc e \V paper m ms . v1ng rm. ""'"~ evenings a rid 11i·cckendi, .. ""' , bdrm. 2,000 sq. ft. of living atea. Dbl. gar· DOVER SHORES 673-6568. 212 lia. + fan\. rm. tov.n-1
•· · A 3 blk f B _, ~ t 4 bd & house. Call us fol' details. I age . .i:;ge, cot, patio. pprox. s. rom dra·~2 new,: ~a.u ·1 nnG DELIGHTFUL and cham1· You CAN aUord 10 become grimmer & arochlal schools Aski ng $37 en -sty 1v. rm. tome. ar. · A ·--" 1 1 1 ·-'
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. ,. d ·/ ba F I mg_. .,,,.,.,..er u s ar""r or a honlc O\vner. 000. Open House Sa Sun. 2:30 to. 5:30. 979 efl rm v. wet r. orma retirement ho ni e. }-an-. ~ ---t'-D~e~nv='e~r~P0}a~c~e~C~o-O'st~a~M~e'!!s""a_,..""''-""-"""''-''-"--l-n,:R:-ePEN-M--Sl08;009· -,:;-,o=,-· ~, =a ~-""" ,,n. __ --Red.J:HJLRt Y:-.+--
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Reil Estat•, 8_75-8000, 2443 E. Coaat 11Jghyr1y,
Coron• Del Mar, CaUlomla 92625
A UNIQUE MAN
J im Wood was destined to come up with the
idea of Unique Homes Real Estate. He's a
unique guy. He's married, the father of 3
young daughters. He has a big red moustache
and is the prou~ president of his PTA. He's
working toward membership in the Million
Dollar Sales Club and he loves to body surf
at Big Corona Beach. He digs peanut butter
and he drives a 1953 Mercedes Benz Cabri<r·
Jet. Jim Wood enjoys gQOd people and neat
home s and he likes to get the two of them to-
gether. He is a Realtor 'vho is active in his
profession and his co.mm.unity.
He's a good lnan to do business with
lJ /1111 l()U r:-llOOl:s
Aeal Estate, 875-8000, 2443 E. Cont Highway,
Corona Del Mar,CalJlomla 92825
CHILT ROBINETT, Rt•ltor 645-0128... "Our 25th Year" chanting CQvered patio aod Call ,\nytimc 833.re20
·WESLEY N. rxce~nt location. Our very
Sunshine
Special
3 Bedroom, 2 bath home with
covered enclosed patio. Big
$19,000 Gov't loan can be as.
sumed by anyone, Payments
ar.? $181 a month for every·
thing. Full price
$24,500
Newport
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Fairview
646-8111
(1nytimt)
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The number to call for all
rea1 estate needs.
-L"lD~DISLE
Get In The Swim
In tJtls v.·eather • beat the
heat & buy this sparkling
pool home In "Cambridge
Eslates". Really beautiful ,
freshly redecorated & adull.
occupied, Asking only $34,950
\\'/high FHA loan.
Or lease This Ont
At only $350 mo, w/option to
buy al ju.st $28,950. Striking
tropical yard surrounding
inviting pool. Lu.sh new shag
carpels thruout. 4 & Family.
Sales People Needed
546·5880
(near cintm1 lhe.ah!l
OLLEGE REALTY
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HOME &
INCOME
BVO\vncr, 3 BR + TAYLOR CO. finest home avai{able ful" enormous bonuii rn1 $25,IXXJ. Call a45-8124 South . ...Realtors Coast R~8.ltors. ro11•nttse~~on greenbelt, has .
NE\\IPORT CENTER best of cvel'ything. 434f!
2111 San J oaquin 1-lills Road E-Side Triplex 2 BR.'s earh, Sandburg \ray, 833-0053 i
644-4910 garages, fned yards. Income
---------1 $405 per mo. P ril)cipals Corona del Mar 1250 1
only, By Owner. $38,500 or I Open Daily
328 Aliso
Newport Heights
corner of Beacon
1 short block from
Cliff "D r.
trade up in Ci\1 area. l---------
MZ-5531. CORONA
[l:,\SE/Opl"'1 3 "'·· 2 Ba.. DEL MAR xlnt home. Lrg rooms, easy
care yard. NeRr slxlp'g & COTIAGE•_.
schools. Siro-$500 Option. BY THE SEA' '10-7823. • •
I 'B°'Y~Ch.-.-.,.-,~. ~E-..,~,~c~ .. ~to-M~,-,.-.1 A sn1all 2 l:K>droon1 family •
F roon1 hon1e. Just a block 10 am. rm., brkisl. bar; liv. · I 1hi-ocean \\"Hh an ocean • By Owner $36,500 111g rm, 3 BR. X nt cood. Call ,
Spacious 3 bedroom 2 bath, Mo1·c in & live! $28.500. _v!..,c1v. On~ly S-17~500. ~
living room \Vith fireplace,, -=""=8-='="='=· ====== quick. 67~. I large dining area overloolc-I:
ing lovely secluded lanai, Mesa Verde 1110
carpeting, drapes, built-in _O_N_T_H_E_F_A_l_R_W_A_Y_
electric kitchen. Garage oU Custom built, 4 bedrm, faro.
alley \\'ilh electric eye open-lly _room, 2 big fireplaces,
er. Nicely landscaped cor-This beautiful home over-
ner lot. looks the 17th fall'Way of
6-l&-4032 !">48-l#I l.tcsa Verde Goll Course.
WALK
DOWNTOWN
6* assumbble loan. By 01vn.
er. 3036 Java Rd, 540-4095.
163,500._ -
MARVELOUS VIEW
2001 Bayside Jr. Be au t.
shake roof 1-sty. 3 Br. 4 ba.
""alerfront home, :xlnt swim·
ming beach. Newly redecor
$175,000 SHOWN BY APPT.
Bill-Grundy, Rt-altor
1!33 Dover Dr., r:i'.B. 6424620
HARBOR VIEW
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Ne,vly listed-Lot # 60 ; perfect for the fam·
ily who wants a spacious waterfront home. 4
Extra lge BR., 4 Ba.,_pwdr. rm. Lg-e. liv. rm.
& den; 3 car garage. Beaut. patio/garden;
d~ck & dock. By App'!.
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Luxury plus! Decorator's own
home • 4 BR. 2 Bil., street
to street lot. CheerfuJ patio.
Owner leaving area _ very
anxious! Make oiler. Ask-
Tu·o homes on a corner lot.
onc3·oearoom . :--: each
with individual fenced and
landscaped yard, Both te·
cenUy redecorated and in
excellent condJtion, Live i!!.
one & let your tenant make
the payments, Call now!
Only $39,500.
3 Big Bedrooms, 2 Baths,
dining space in kitchen -
Hardwood floorS -all so
near to shopping in Westclif!
and schools near by, $33.~
-Pho11e 6:46-7171 to inspect.
5 BR, 3 BA , formal dining,
shag 'carpets, huge pool siz.
ed lot, one block to ~lesa
Verde gnll course. Owner.
Quick sale. 30 D ay
p.>ssession. $42,500, S46,364.2
hEPUBLIC tri-level 3 BR +
de1:, 2 fl"J)l c, Lge tam rm.
Din rm .• _Frnt & rear patios
(rear w/fire pit) $46.900.
642-1364
4 BR., 2~; ba. \\'a1nut paneled
fam. rn1.: din. rm., frplc.
Anxious out o[ town owner?
$6J,50CI
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CAL~: B ILL GRUNDY, REAL TOR
833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620
1000 "G"e=ne"r"a=l ====1"ooo=l 1ng $74~900. 1-;;:;:;:;:;:;:;::;;;. OPEN EVENINGS I• 2401 E. Cout Hwy.
Gtntral
loca I FLOWER. LOVERS a • ..,,., MacArthur "'•'·
Fourplex fl311\\ ,\ Ill . lrll
Ill·: II.I"\ l .\f.
General 1000 General 1000 Deluxe units wi!h an income
You'll be delighted \\'ilh this'
FLO\\'ER ot a home, on
FLO\VER SfREET in C.Osta
1t1eia. Jts PETAL SOFT· F\. , ~, ;o.'O
Colesworthy
_&Co. eBEACH BARGAINe
R EALTOR
I-;;;:;:;:;:;;:;:;;:;;:;;, Cl! S555. a 1n0nth. Needs a I• GREAT AREA litUe paint & care. NESS \Vil) p I ea s' your1----------1
Ne,vpon Beach Office
1028 Bayside Drh·e
trn;.4930
-Owner bought-a.nolher, quick
sale needed of this imn1ac. 4
Br. honie. 1 blk. to ocean.
I.furry -$33.950. Sul.I. Inns.
CAYWOOD REALTY OCEAN FRONT
Palalia1 home ll'ilh
lau.~ ocean front la'\'"
in exclusive Cameo Shore!l
.S Bedrooms, 6 baths
Poolside family room
Vie\\'Sidc dining room
Paneled den. wn.h bar
Priva!e pool & patio
$232,000
3 bedroom, 2%i balhs, dbl.
garage -LOTS of DEEP
PILE CARPETS and match-
ing dra~s. 1'fodern gas built.
ins, 1\vo story home! All
this for $21,900 PRICE. Su~
mit your tenns _ Seller will
lislen,
Walker & Lee
$47,950
Exclu1ivt with :
Newport
••
Fairview
646-8811
(anytim•I
FLOWER CHILDREN in a
way that only KidScari ex·
plain. 3 Lovely bedrms, re.
JACKPOT
SAYINGS
cently redecorated interior, By assuming a $24,500, 7-\~':h
lots of tree• and an F1IA l''!:lA loan on this 3 bedroom,
loan at 5%. interest. All for 2 bath home in beauti!U.I
$23,950, Costa Mesa, Large pool size
back yard "''ith boat or trail.
COATS er access. Only $6,300 do\\1l
, It and low plOnthy payments. WALLA~E Call now ....... J 111t listed.
REAL TORS 016-2313
I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; i 6306 \V. Coast l iwy., NB GORGEOUS 548-12911
REPOSSESSIONS
Sparkling d ean homes, some
newly painted&: carpeted. 2,
3, 4 & 5 bdmis. Some \\i th
pools. FHA-VA conv. terms,
from $17,000 to $40,000.
Collins & \Valls Inc.
8843 Adams Ave. 962-5523
N t wport Beach 1200
BEACH DUPLEX
ONE LOT FRO:\! OCEAN 2
Br:. & 3 BR "ith tam rit1.
PLUS 1 BR & Ba guest rm .
Xlnt condition. Top area for
living or ren!ing. $51,500
t:ALL e •4•·l 414 '11~#C.
Nt1r Nr wporl Po1 l Offl(e
BY OWNER
WESTCLIFF AREA
4 br, !rplc, bltns, crpl.s, d.rps,
lll'EAL.TOtlll
CORBIN·MARTINP
'-===11i ·lil2 ~
GREAT VIEW!
Of harbor & ocean. At!r. split
level ho1ne on R-3 5100 sq.
ft. lot. Ideal for '-1 apt, uniJs.
S200.000. 2501 Ocean Blvd.,
Cdt'-1. J~y app't. only.
Call; 64246211
Bill Grundy, Realtor
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Delightful 3 BR. home w/I
terrific po!ential, Glassed '
b1n11i leads to poolsized lot.I
Blt-ins in spac. ki!ch. You '
J\.IUS7 see 10 appreciate.
MORGAN REAL TY
RCaJtors l~~~~~~~~~~I
2190 Harbo1· Blvd. al Adams Mas• Verde Custom
545-0465 Open 'til 9 P~J Bcautilul tree-lined cul-de-sac
area near country club.
--546-4141-
(Qpan Evenings) \0 THE REAL \°' ESTATERS
Gold shag carpeting, \varm
panellirlg, covered & enclos-
~ patio, huge trees. This
home is Immaculate and you
will feel the Jove put into
this home by its O\\'nl'r.
Priced. at $23,000. Owner \viii
pay points to sell FHA for
only $450 do\vn peyment. FHA TERMS . ".;""''"· ""' · ~'"' '""'· Nr nchools. You own Janel. 3 Bcdrm, 1-~ bath, crpl!!, VACANT.
67:1-6642 675-6459
./ REi\fODELED Home +
large brand 11c1v RPI. Good
Income, terrific financing.
By O\\·ner. 673-6904,
5·1&-79&.1. Realtor,;
''Our 25th Year
READY Adult occupied 4 bedroom VIEW-VIEW-VIEW
Overlooking Newport Center.
Costa l\Jeu., and beautiful
Newport Harbor. The evt!n·
Nichols Real Estate . ' . drps, enclosed patio, dble ONL y $38,500
garage. All in A-1 condition. G4Z.lGll or G4Z.99!16
In the Harbor Ar••"
673-4400
FOR A BARGAIN? beauty \l'lth l baths. Immac.
0\VNER MUST SACRIFICE ulate thru-out, Manicured
lhls nearly new ·I BR. home dichondra la\vn with lots of
located in one of Corona de! shrubs. Sexy backyard patio
li1ar's most exclusive areas. with waterfall afl4 pond.
A must see at only $62,900. Thi3 place Is fantasUc. Let's
Estate Sale
Ing lights are like" a seventh (Oceanfront)
heaven, Well kept, three Choice NeWpOrt Beach Joca·
~room, two bat~ home tlon. Large corner lot \Vith
546-9521 r•J ... J M .NltHOl.5 '
Balboa P eninsula 1300
TREES, TREES! $24.500. I ~==~~c-'-c.c.=
Wells-MtC1rdl1, Rltrs. DUPLEX 4 Br. Up, 2 Br
1810 Newport Blvd., C.!\1. Do\\'n, 3 carport, nev.· crpl
548-TI29 Eves: 644_0684 Neatly furn. 200' to beach. l-r,;;;;;;;~~;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~I
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
FIXER • UPPER
2 BeclrOOiTls + 1 Bedroom
rental -$240 per month ln·
romc -needs cleaning &
~ tladeup yourequi!y.
Cokl\wll,llanker Walker & Lee ......___ ... o-,.•·~ RealtOJ'll
_.._ 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adam11
833-0700 644-2430 545-9491 O~n 'Ill 9:00 P i\I
painting. -$22,500. Try lO•;~ I "'."~~~~~~~!!I ,$1£itJ.!J
dO\vn. -Call no'''· &16-7171. NEWPORT 1111·--·--,.111
HEIGHTS ATRIUM
DUPLEX New listing • 4 bedroom single
l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l2 bcif.ei:'Garqes, room for &tory wi_th dramatic al.rium
LIDO WATERFRONT
trailer and boat. Nev.•ty qe-entry. Highly dcs~red Repu~
C'Oratt'd inside and out. Neor lie Homes neighborhood.
APTS.-320 LIDO NORD Harbor HL $29.500. P Done Lcwest price in the area at
NOW REDUCED TO 646-ml 10 inspect, $3&,9;.cl.
$150,000-Xlnt Terms
6 Beautiful units. 6 cat
~arages & utility roo1n \\'Ith
80 ft. fronting on excellent
\O THE REAL \°' ESTATERS ''ill,sa\cr~' J\catir
546·5990
swimming beach. Unl1s are ---.4i'UiliiNii'I TT'sr--1..::::;;;;;:;;::;.:;;:;::;::;;::= -~·ly furnished. OPEN SUN. 1·5
B ill Grundy, Realtor Come&: 5ei! 25U Sierra Vista
N B ,,.,, .,.,..., On 2 lots, 1 blk. to !M!ach. (or. Tustin & 22nd $!.). Jm-833 Dol"er Dr·· · · """~ R 1~ h h · en= mon! to mont • 1n-mac. 3 BR, A: tam: rm . +
MAKE OFFER . .
crease income on winter/ brklst. rm. & shop. On a
summer, Needs love & care, quiet 6treet of fine custom
$78,950. ho"1es.'fS4l,OOO, Bring your
Call: 673-31i63 Eves, 642-2253' checkbook, this \von't last
long!
----
"·1th Fam/Rm, 0111. Rm. modern 3 bedroom 2 bath I ~=:l:::jl=:l=:l=:l~
and B/I elect Kit. Large home In beautiful ~tion, I,•
Livi~ roo~ ia: located ~hove A fantastic value at $68,500.
* OCEANFRONT *
*DUPLEX*
Balboa PeninsUla
$1S,000 garage which otters privacy Call 545-8424. ·
and unsurpassed view, Cool,
quiet, patio and rear yard
area. Excellent schools •
near shopping a n d only
minutes to the Dunt>s and
sandy beaches. Priced to
sell at $55,000 with. very $19,500
reasonable temls. 4 BEDROOM
M. M. LaBor dt, Rltr. Surrounded by 'vhlte picket
646-0555 Eves: 673-8110 fence, Has carpets, drapes,
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I modern bu ilt-ins and !\10RE,
See to belleve!
Macnab-Irvine Walker & Lee
Realty Company -Realtorg
COUNTRY LIVING 7682 Edingtr
\Vlth a flair In Ne111>0rt 842-4455 540-5140
Belich. 4 Bedrooms, famllyf-,=======~
room, 2 baths, many extra ATTENTION VETS
features. Huge Jot. Picture $24,000
your family &: friends in the Here's a charming homt> :rou
beauti1ully landscaped pallo can purchase on low do"m,
enclreling a benutlful poel. G.I. terms -or low down all
All for only $59.500. others, on FHA. 3 BR., I Iii
642-1235 675-3210 ba., hUge family rm, \V/open
' bt>am ceil.: parklike back
yard • great for children.
Divorce Sale
SpaciOus 4 bedroom & fam-
ily, 3 bath home. on large
corner lot. Owners say sell
NO\V! Submit offers • Ask·
ing .••.
$42,950
... -PERRON
-"J • .~-" •
642-1771 Anytime
Gtorg• Williamson
Rea ltor
673-4350 645-1564 Eves.
Beginner's Barga_in
$16,500 F.P. 5~~';(, Assumable.
Rent for $U2 PITI 1vhile
bldg. equity in 2 Br. IO\vn-
house. Rltr. 645-1070, 642.5140
1100
TREMENDOUS
MODEL HOME VALUE! $33,500 ~ONDmON! Location, area, floor plan,
Beautitully doflt' and only 11. and condition are. ALL TOP
monrhs new. A roomy 2 bed-NOTCH in this Doctor's re.
room, den and dining room sidcnet'. Spacious 4 bedroom,
home on ari elevated COl'ner 2 bath v.i!h impressive
lot in Nc\\'J)Orl Beach, Only TILED ENTRY. \Valk to
$43,500 (including the land) Park, Catholic School and
with outstandlng terms, Call Churth. HlJRRY!
"3-85.'AI Walker & Lee 'O THE REAL \°' ESTATERS
O"ner f;llyll no reasonable oner refused CJn this fixe11
.upper, 4 BR + }~R + den,
lrplc, bltn~. sifuke roof,
hrwd nr.1. tlfA or No Do"'ii
VA -Call !\Jr. Ne1$0n, lil'rl·
tage Real Estate., ~llSL
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
!015 W llalbaa 67J·J66)
HAPPINESS IS • • • C1<>11e to schools. Call tod~
botum:rl') loweon Ji:r. living only 3 block.a from the 673-9495
RCOltoA BLUE PACIFIC for onlf The Fox Co.,-Realtors
:.!043 \\1estc.IJU Dr.
646-77il
Open 'til 9: 00 P i\f
3416 Via Lido 675-4562 $19.500FULLPRICE,llouse i---,,==="°"--·I Nttd1 Fixing
"We Del•'ver'' and lot of SO x 117 ft. Multi· "' $600 DOWN Like paint. yard 11-ork &
WILL SELL pie. unit zoning, Large th~ Bdrm, stucco "TLC". 5 Br's, dining & fa.m.
GI OR FHA unLE JEWEL w lk & L and plaster home. Double lly room. 'Qu iet back bay a er ' ee K&r&g•, 18 x 24 alVERED '"''·OU•"" ol 134.100, but \\1est skk Costa Mesa 3 bed· It sparkles 11ith cleanlines!I, b ·
$23,950
Sacrifice, ov.·cer ( 71 4 T 1 •
538-1400 WEST BAY AVE.
Builder's Attention Charming new 3 bdrm. 2 ba.
2 R-2 lots $12.000 ench. N~"·· Mediterranean style : Block
port ll e f g ht s. Realtor from ocean & bay, Builder's
645-1070: 6-12-5140. home, top quali1y.
J\IOBJLE home • w/full ca. Bill Grundy, Realtor
bana. Luxury park bayfront ~l Dover Dr., NB 6424620
pcnin, A d l t s. ' 673-8100,
675--8321-. • Lido Isle 1351
Newport Heights 1210 LARGE HOME
---------'5 Bedrm, family rm., xlnt
BIG BARGAIN '""'' lo """'' 45 It. lot. Nearly ne\v 4 BR & 2 Ba. B~· app•t only.
Beautirul decor. 4:e kitchen $97,000 ·
wilh all bltns. Frplc o! Ital-Ownrr may trade do1vn for 3 l~r: marble. Chandelif'rs, !gr Bdrm, llome in Terraces,
liv1ng & din rm overlooking Ccli\f, \\'ith ocean view.
20x40 h&! pooJ. A beautiful LIDO REAL TY INC.
home for only $55,000. 337 Via Lido ti7.l-7300
CALL ·~. • 64,·1 414 H A.~ untington Beach 1400 r.;;t~#C. . 3 CAR GARAGE
Nt i r N•wporr Po s l orrlft 5 Bedroom 3 balh, 28/J Sq.
Bayshores 1225
Charming 2 br, ls,te living nn,
frplc. P\'t beaches. 6 %,
$34.900. 642-1905 .
Westcllff 1230
'!··. "'idc formal entry, front
living room \l'ith ma.s!er
f!N!place, separate fonnnI
dining room, large .mdern
ki1~hen v>"i1h. all upgraded
bilzn deluxe appliances and
ea1ing a.ri!a. Separate big
den \\'fth fireplace, 1ervlce
porch, large bedrooms with
• ASSUi\fE t.GE. 5. 5 •,;,. \\'alk in closets, upgraded
LOAN on 3 BR hse. Liv mi, QUAiity carpets ,f... drapes,
din rm + family nn. 2 ba. If
Ne\\' mp & drapez. \Valk 10 111Jge Re al EstJte 4 Bdrm and Fam. Rm.
• ~ Pake Vel'(fcii 11tone fire11lo.er
I~ magnificent, entry hall,
/u11 dining room, 2 baths,
bulltotns no down. ~1720
Terboll. 2955 Hubor
rt.Oll}a. freshly painted with has new kl!chen new bath-~allon1 PATIO, Large chain linked your oUer ~ uy 11 •.
i)undl.ing and carpeting In room. neiv ca.....,'•-and dra-7682 fenced rtar )'M'd. Loca1t>d ·...-~ Edinger near Grammar School and Sales People Ntt<kd lh•\ng room. Has \.-ery lnrae pea plus a beautifully land-8'2-4455 or 540-5140 fe.n~ yard perfect for chlld. llC8.ped yard and paUo _ l-;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I shopping. Call for detail!.
,., and -i. -500 Call ~-~ 1 •. I' M. M . LA BORDE, Rltr. ~ s·&·"IO .. ,.., . ~i, • ..-... , .... , or voong coup..., or Sant• An• Heftht1 ~ E\'et 548-3265 " ""'
m.enings and weekend,;, reUted -· $24 500 _ St'c NO DO\VN TO VE'1'S · -dMN IMltitl
QUALITY BUil T
2000 Sq, ft., 4 bedroom, fam·
ily room, diningo room, over.
sizrd family kitchen v.ith
elec bltns. Located on quict
1treet near park and schools.
Ov.'llt?r moved a.nd mWJt sell,
Shnke roof, decorator block
~ ~':~ ~~~ $46:500. t62-M71 ( ::!J 546·110J
:':un':'lv"'."' .. 1"'tv"'P"" .. =k==1==23=7 1 JUNIOR EXEC
\\'llll, sprinklers, greenhouse I ~:;::;:=;~~~;;:;;:;;:; I ' k and large red\food deck. 1 • ..00 at thls beautllul 4 Jx>d.
Ju•t """""' to 136.950. Call NOT ONE CENT rm, 3 ba, ... .,,.u .... homo BAYCREST ·SHARP I
Lat 3 br + Jam rm, 211 ha.
Everythin,i In housc brand
nc"''l Owner jusl spent
$12,000. Newr lhov.11 befort.
Pri~ S)l,000 w/uwmabl"
loan of s•,~. Open -Sat If
Sun, 1:30 to 4:30 ••
ThomJ)M>n, Bkr 642-4641
67U56.1, anythn~ ...... .' ... 6-te-7171 3 BR, 2 Ba, 20x:~ living rm. Luxury •nd Quality LEGE. REALTY 5·1/4 0/0 + tge dining rm., buns dble Thi• ~Shores Ivan Wells ~ltHlrW,CM. 540-l151, Heritage Reallors._ r fe11.turlng v.•al! to v.·a11 crptg
.1 ~ry to put lhts home & CU!ilom c!rp5 1hroout, :\
Ir. TOP CONDITION -it's car garage, in!ercom speak.
all'E"i:uly lht>re: Ab6olutel.>· l'N & phone jsckJI. 40• 1-JEAT.
Rpotless thruout lnclUdirig ED k FIL TER£D POOL
lhe ~MUI, 1o1:hilt !hag -1•, '·-,, '·· I ···• V .
aar., near UCI or trad<' for home ''1th Vie\v has 3180 aq. HOUSES FOR SALE
4 Btdrooms larg1r 4 Bedrooms -S25.000. ft. ot llvlnr area. 4 Bedrm~. Westbay lncomt Homes •OPEN DAILY 1·5 •
011T1e.r desperate, reduced La L-lty 3% BA panelled fam rm w/ TRIPLEX • ~7.500
prict $26.$00, t.ul:e rooms,. cnwnrnyer R f.rplc f&1
\\'et bar, HJgb beam· Bnt Eutliide Costa ~tesa 1&-'Til sold! AMUme 09l 'W VA
be.thll, t':nlry hall \ ~U!ln.': -$21 700 Call fi4&.3928 or SG-3483 t'd ce.Ulng Jiving nn., "coun. cation, '"Home11 wilh an Ill-loo.n. $148 Per mo. Redecor.
room, brli:k barj)eque 1n J)A· 1 ny• kit \\'/brlcfst arc1t. come1•, 2035 Tustin Ccor. l Br. 'V1'V cp11, d'rpi, Im.
tio. MQ.1720 Sparkling iwlnimlng pool. \Voodland Place). Builder med, ~uionJ Only $22.·
~ " " YI u(' pure 13.,."1.J 1\ \\i1 h
1-Tarbtll 2tS5 H•rbor ~ Bedroom on larp 101, ldeal Gov't. Repossession 11-900 R J \Yan! ... £_, 004905. • 900. l 9S4 Federal Ave.
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ~. ' O)> ' '~-,,,. ...... ;;;;;;; ... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;JCall: PA!rlclc WOOd, ,.,_ alarttt homt, no do\\'n to Flrtt ti"'£ oUe~, •·-• 3 tor "'~ 1.:!tlt ......... d·"y I ' -
S BR. fam rm PLUS formal tlo monoy tl o\\ n or take 0\1'r
rnn rl'n. ·7 bat~ tri)IC & 5\, J.11A k>a n \111h pymnt~
bllna. Askf'ng $38,9jQ IN. of S271 ~r mo, Oil\ 11or.tt;..
CLUDlNG, 11lE LAND. FINDER REA L'r\-962-6677.
'" ' I ·1, S38.'.iO TOT AL 00\\IN lo take
O\~r GI loan, Desirable Port
Lklo lrl\Ct in llu'nt1n1ton
Bt>iich. Sharl ·walk to beach
and stale Pllrk. Nice 4 ~
nn, 2 l>lllh, only l'i Yl'S old Agklnc:: $.)2,950. '
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ai.me Jam 514 VA IOM wUh
pymntt of SJ~ fM!'J' mo on
tb'8 neat It tleap 3 bedroom
flOrne tor Onty $28.SOO, }lerl·
lop Rtalt.... caU lla)I
G&ul~ >00-W~
V•ta or low """~ FHA. ' ...,,...;;,~ 2 bath 1n q;;;:, k> • ~'-· ·~ ~ • AdoL-Hac:l-da • 8111 lflrwn, Rultor ~;:nt. 4~:~~d~;:. Clltioo. Spaciowi fa m 11 y OPEN HOUSE Chann::l btdrm ;,_; .. on 2W E. Cout, Cd~I 673-.ml
family room horn~. Adult°'!" room, bltn kitchen, fire. Mon. • \Vf'd. • .. Fri, 3 to 5. wlde 101, thick 1'1#1sltrcd LGE. R~2 Jill ~/older hou$e.
cu.pied. Move·ln condldon: J>iRat, dble 1ar~. r u JI ~I Femleal., Corona dcl adobe .,,,,.11,, Eutalde, C.M. Only , $18,500 OWMr/Bkr. •:m IARRm price $24,9!'(1, Down payment 1'iar Duplex, 2 bedrooms EVCJ 615-30.1! or m..ms re ooly 11250. Call 540-US~ •ooh. South ol H•Y. N•~ ""''"" $28,20). li•ri•ag• • .
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r hursday, Oetobtt t, 1970. s OAll Y PllOT 3
Feder·al Fund:s Sou ht.
Supervis~r~-oK-n.iot _ on tro i in Cou nty
By JACK ·BROBACK
• Ol 'tM ~11 l'lllf Sttff
to the federal government notes that major dborder, and advanced pl,anning
ana lysls of those disorders and similar and mutual i:ooperlUon may prevent a
-. ..
one1 suggest: • . dlsorder --,..<~•'!''P.llcatlon for $200,000 in federal 'l'be-danger-of-a-mejor-disor<lel'-Jn.-m"'i".ajor::-i~~;:.·D.ii;;;;M;;;,.;;;;-i<.;o~---\1
funds. ~ -finance~i.fie.'Oe opmW o a nge-<::.ounty is?reat;-no ~itY. is Loa Alamitos Police Chier ROy undtz, C0W1t~w1de program to prevent and con-too small or too large lo corusider ftaef etisirrR-an-ot->-the Crimtruii'--Justjce Coun·
lrol riots was approv~ Wednesday b~ lmm\lDlL.ir.om.. dar\ger; twQ.-.Gr-100re tll:S rlota .and diaotdtrs tl.$.lJOl'C'e, 4Jbe
OraDi'-COUOty ~perv~ c!_~rd~y_(Qllow e:.acli others tn,close project coordirlator on the grant ap-.._
'l'tle_;J!!Oney will be-sought-under pro-succession. _ plication.
vbions oJ ~Omnibus Crim~COOtrQU~d -That most of those injured in civil To date 11 county cities have agreed lo
Safe ~net.a oC l~ .. tr fundi are reee1v· disorders are police officers, police cars . contribute funds and all 22 police
@._.., the progra.!l! ... will be 4eve1Qpe<! to _ are vulnerable to severe damage-io a departmedt& will particlpale.
strengthen exb!,ing mutual ai3 compacts .. , ·
in the county. The federal government provides s_u_ch
funds on a 3·1 matching basis and
supervisors Wednesday approved ex-
penditllre or half oJ the County-city eon·
tribulion of $66,667. , . •
•
ans ca or aining and equ>pp>nror-n::-:7"'1~·----7\ill.O'T-u-c·-·z'lf·e~a· -,--n~ ants -
olficersl and creatiofl of standardized, u n W O 1.;.Y r ~ uniform opttational procedures among .
agencies during civil disorders.
Tfie grant ~~plication follow~d by a Petitions asking that the Public t the nuclear facilities. "\.
-wcek -a..,...decWQn..,..,.b su~JSOr -safeiuardsJ• to--1.he-plans for-two new-spea~ea~_ 'the .. compilation of guidelines nuclear generators along the Camp
for -riots and d1sordex:_s. Pendleton coast began circul.ating this
Edison Company spokesme·•riii_.,na..,."'co'"'":---,1
sultants however have often cited. the
-·-·--
S111any Day -~n San Cf e.nente's Gree••
-• ':bAJL 'i"..,ILOT Sllll ,-;;.._
San Clemente lawn bowlers and counterpirts from
Leisure Wor-ld in Seal Beach Square off in a tourna-
ment this week at San Luis _Rey Park. When it end-
__ ed , San Clemente's £reensmen came out on top, but
Leisure Worlders .wi'll have a chance to )'.(et back on
their home green next month. Nearly 100 bowl en-
thusiasts are expected.
Down tlae
:f"
Clemen-te -Hotline Sizzle s
Mission In First Night Worl{out
Chiefs. of the county's 22 police week at the inaugural meeting of1 San
departments an71 Sheriff James Musick ClerDente's ·new Parent-Teacbe~tudent
S.trengthenened mutual aid pacts last _ Association. _.. '
.Fe!>"Jary when au signed or~ers enabling· K total of 36 names were put ·onro tht off1~ers to serve .anywhere 1n the cowtty •· docUments at the first,meeting of the ex-dur1~g emergencies. . . panded San Clemente High School PTA,
Keith Concannon, executive director of which now includes students-as members. the county's Criminal Justice Council, -
ed r. · Id · The petitions are ex~cted to be sub· cit ive recent inc ents in or near mitted lo the PUC when 1t conducts bear-Orange County whi<!h, be said , "makes it crystal clear that we cannot afford to sit ings next Monday at San Clei:nente city
hack and smugly say 'we have no pro-·~cil chambt;:rs.
blem.' " The sa feguards, suggested in general
Cited by Concannon was the recent terms, include the moving of the propoSed
discovery of a cache of 84 sticks of plants inland, farther downooast and also
dynamite buried near Cal St ale , underground.
. l'~ullerton: the Woodland ·Drive area riot Besides the additional genera I
in Laguna Beach July 4. The August 6 safeguards, member:s heard details from
Yippie Day at Disneyland and the two a 1968 report by Cal Tech researchers
1ifexica11 -American -police c I a shes "'ho said that evacuation of San .Clemente
recently in Los Angeles. residents could be accomplished safly if a
Concannon, in the application for funds nuc lear 'excursion" or leak \Yere to occur
perfect safety record of the exilting
nuclear plant · at San Onofre an!, t)ave
cited clean ~ills of health for thi plant
·after re1PJlan monitoring programs. ..
The petition,&-ive' laun~d Tuesday ls.
one of. several~taking place thiS week ~
the Capistrano Bay area.
Similar° documents have b e en:
circulated in Dana Point and by a · San
Clemente layman · group known as..
GUARD (Groups United Against ·a.·
tion D11ngers), which has been active
the past seVeraI montlis.
The hejl.rings have been c ed. on an
application by Southern ornia ·
and San Diego Gas and Electric to build'
two nuclear generators i m me d i a t e
downcoast of the existing nuclear plant. ,
· All interest partie-s -local and
otherwise -are weloome .to make
presentations before the · state board
wllic~ will convene at 11 a.m. Monday. .
-Trail-. .San_Clemente~s_new.hotl@ Ior perS:OJl."I_
r with personal problems sjziled in its first
night or operation this week.
1 Ot:ganizationa1~ help_by_go_vei;runent_and_ -l~f-~!:!-'!'!'!'!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ volunteer agencies seems to have a ~~ -·
Badham to Speak
At Capo Facility
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -
Assemblyman Rober.L Badham will be
guest speaker at the dedication or the
new public works and city hall facility
Frii:lay.
The pyblic is invited !9 the,evcnt which
will begin at 2 p.m .. on the grounds of the
I~, located off Del Obispo Road near
the Rlood Control Channel.
City Administrator Ernest Thompson
Said that the event will .include selections ·
by the Marco Forster Junior High Band
lfnd displays showmg -the products that
:ire manufactured and produced by in-
dustries within the city.
Alton Allen, chairman of theo-Orange
County Board of Supervisors will
{ormally present a rlag of Orange Cau:nty
to the city.
· Refreshments will be served and lours
will be pro...-ided by the Women 's Division
of the Chamber of Commerce.
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~IJSSION VIEJO -The ancient art of
macrame, a laCy, artistic stitchery will
be taught by the Mission Viejo Associa-
tion of Artists and Craftsmen starting
Monday. ~ .,._
The classes will take place on Monda~
at 7 p.m. at the Linda V,»;ta School in
Mission Viejo.
~-Jack Taylor will be--instrucling-llle
l!lass. For more information contact
Lowana Carter, 837-5161. :
:. Flag Polic!I Set
And the· holline's volunteer for the first .
night sard !o_day·thafttthe rash
of •calls ranged from teenage pregnancies
and dope ~ to dn,µ\ks unable_ to find
their car keys .
Bud Scheele, who sat in the new hotline,
office Tuesday night and single-handed
heard the problems ·of the world said he
':really didn't expect the first call fOr'
three weeks.
"Il was frightening," he said.
And the fitst night's experiences. pN'l-
ved thai the hoUine service organ!zed by
1oca1 citizens is here to stay.
"The problems cropped. ll p im-
mediately," Scheele said, ''and they need
some explaining."
Several of the callers-, mostly yowig,
became frightened when they found that
an answering service had received their
call for help during the dinner hour.
The service transfers the calls to some·
one able fu counsel the caller.
"I'ni sure the people who became
Friii:htened thought the· call was either
being transferred to police or' was being
traced.
"That definitely will not happen," he
explained..
"We have purposely divorced the entire
project from the poliCe -with their
blessing/• -
In all, nearly a dozen persons with
gripping problems sought Scheele's help
Tuesday night.
The majority involved young runaways.
youths trapped in the elope scene and
tcenag1t_er,egnancies.
And in a hurried reevaluation or the
role of the service. Scheele Wednesday
' morning began lining up volunteers in
estabished hotlinL srstems from . other
areas for pointers and consultation.
Central Orange County volunteers now
are lending a hand in the planning
aspects of the new hotline service.
In the meantime, the calls will still be
'VCIC<Jme.
frightening effect o~ som~ caller.s, he C ..-,
sa id, and the stress with ·the San
Clemente service will be t'o render
-assistance through private· individuals as _
m~ as~sible .. _
Despltelhe relative success of. the fiist
hours of the service, it had its failures,
loo.
A calle'r with a flat tire never made it
past the answering service.
Nor did ~ man who lost his·car keys:
But for the person with· a definite pro-
blem. the dialing or 492-8255 could
become the besl phone call he ey'cr made.
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Decisio n Du e
In Ecology Flag
C<1urt Hearing
·Municipal Court Judge· Richard
Hamilton will decide Friday if it is an
alleged-criminal act to split a green-apd4
white version of the American Flag into
two pieces then use the chunks as a cur-
tlJin.
San Clemente police assert' thal il is a
Vio18tion of ure state codes. •
San Clemente student Mathew Udall,
18. who allegedly had the curtains in his
va n. contends that he has committed ·no
crime.
The green banner. he added, is an
"ecology" nag which"" he purchased
through the mails, split into two pieces
and used as drapery in a camper van .
Furthermore, Udall contends that he
shouldn 't have to pay the bill for police
impounding of his van.
Police seized the flag after arresling
Udall on a San Clemente street.
Officers assert that the display of the
green version of Old Glory is desecration,
despite the color difference.
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i SADDLEBACK VALLEY -'Trustees
9f the Saddleback Community Co llege
pistrict have pass ed a policy regarding
pie plicement of flags at half staff.
"\Ve ·re getting ideas to seek volunteers
rrom professional areas. such as doctors.
psychiatrists and clergymen to ·be on
stand-by duty to accept the calls. TheSt-
persons are best qualified to d_eliver ad-
vice and counseling," Scheele said.
Round one in their battle has been won
~·ith the issuance of a district attorney's
oomplaint and' the scheduling of the Fri·
day arraignment.
ANIMPORTANTEXTRA ·-
• The policy st.ates that in the absence of
i.ny state or federal laws or regulations
io the contrary. the responsibility for
~etermining "·hen the state and national
hags shall be placed at half staff shall
test with the college's board of trustee.s.
9 Dr atna Work~hop . ,
: LAKE FOREST -A drama workshop
for children up to 12 years old is being of-
fered. beginning this month.
~The workshop will be staged from 3:30 lo 4.30 p,m:at the Beach and Tennis Club
(or all Lake Forest residents.
.. Lee Phinney wiD be in charge n( the
~lass which will C(ISt $1 per month and
Will feature lectures and exllibitions . .Sign
Wp at the club office. • •
• •Clement~ R-0ad •
Hearing Set • : Arter direcling the city engineer lo
fespread the assessments for completed
ieconstruction of about 600 feet ol East
Avenida Cordoba . San Clemente coun·
cilmen have_ scheduled another public
~iog next Wednesday.
• City sbart of· the $221283 projeet, that
~eluded a retaining wall, Is $10,074. The
remaining $12.209 is tprced among nine
i!n>perty· owners.
: Councilmen ordered changes In the
NUos of assessment among property
owners last week. The.y will be mailed
riolkei: of lheir new assessments and
1nay protea& lO the city.
He termed the feeling of being .on I.he
cot.inseling end or a hotline as .. awesome
... ·frightening some times."
Enl'ollment Up
• By 600 Students
At Sa~dleback
Enrollment at Saddleback College is Uf)
60 students when compared to Jast year.
'according .to· statistics presented to ,the
Board of Trustee Monday .
Dr. Fred Bremer, preaident of tM.-col-
lege:-and-superintendent °l)~Utre~coJlege
district. reported that there are 1,&ro-·
students enrolled full lime. taking 12
units or more, and 1.530 students part
time, taking Jess thin 12 unit! .
He said last year's !otal was 21499.
Only two classes had an enrollment of
fey,·cr than 12 students, which is con-
stdered the minimum. One was (or airline
stcwan:ltss training and the other was 'a
joumt1.lfsm publlcauons class.
Seventeen clU9t1 .. ha-d been canctlled
because 'Of a lack of enrollment.
Trustee Al Brannon, noting that~ 27
classes had from 12 to IS students, sug-
gested that the minimum enrQllment for
·orterlng a class shouJd b'e increased from
12 to 15 students since many drop out
through the year. The admJti.lstraUon pro-
. misedJo look_inlOJI.
However Deputy District Attorrtcy Ed
Tornell said that the matter lies in a dif-
ferent area· -particularly because the
pattern of the nag is traditional , bill the
_colors. aren't.
Judge Hamilton, in recent months has
dismiSsed at least one other flag desecra-
tion case, including one recent one from
San Clemente where a youth was cited·
for wearing replica of the flag along the
buttocks of a pair of panls.
The case was dismissed because the
flag bore the markings on one side of the
1naterial, not both. ·-
The question in the. O:ew case is not on
1\'hich side'the markings are, but whether
a green . and white nag constitutes Old
G!o~y.
(;iemente M·an 71 . '
Examination Set
A 71-year~ld San Clementt man ha!!
been ordered to appear for a preliminary
examination in municipal -court Oct. 20 on
charges of lewd and lascivious conduct
wit h children under 14 . .1
Donald Buckley of 1402 Calle Tciledo
was released on hiS own recogniiancc
after his arraignment on five counls, and
the original 'bail amount or $12,500 was
rescinded.' '
Buckley was arrestcit early last week
by San ~lemente· detectives who in·
vestigatcd alleged tncldertts against three
1eparate chUdrctr during the span of 1 _year.
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CAlRO (AP) -Gama! Abdel Nasler. ponce units joined the mar@ 11 lt moved tradJtional Arab mouming. A Lebanese
-hero of lllt.4rab world. w.aaJli<IJo 1!11 tbioul!! Uberatlon uare. ·W<llillln burned herseli lo de1th, the """
wr1pped in a aimple whtte sheet today . ""Al. tbe p-oc_eu~n eanti~ more and. portrni ·
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;,: . A rm • n d Portnoy'• c~laint
i1about ''PortnOy's C°Ompliint ' bas
o;been rejected by a magistrate's
!ti.Court. Portnoy, a garage owner,
1iobjected to the sharing of his name
,»by the protagonist of Philip Rotb'a
vl}\merican best seller. He sought a
!'·'ban on . the sale of the book in
-France:-Tbe--magistrate -said-Tues·
!'.tiday he did not think there was
~lenough of a parallel between the
. Paris Portnoy and the Roth Port·
·~boy to justify such action. ·
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SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS WATCH AIR STRIKE ACTION
Ne•r Emb1ttled Fire B•4J O'Reilly, Jeta Borrib Enemy
Ignore Religious Pause
Red Units Launcll Attack
·-1! ~ Roy Wood's wife ·~tands ready at .! the telephone every time her bus· ~band goes out to do a bit of garden·
~g. \Vhen he yells, "bombs away.',
t.~he calls police in Maidstone, Eng-
\land. Police in turn call a bomb
~disposal unit, by now used to mak-
::ing runs lo the Wood home. Over
, the past two years, \Vood has un-
'-covered 12 live hand grenades in ~his garden, left over from the war.
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:1-· "· Mayor JHn Maythan tu r n e d ~street sweeper Tuesday after the
!•towo'i-fllechanlcal ~eeper broke
;:-down in Sandwich, England. '.'It's
~a matter of civic pride," she said.
~Blackwell , England's. officials
J have complied with a request by
~:--the town's garbagemen that their ~-garbage I truck be fitted with a hot
; .. water unit so they can wash their
"-hands before eating their lunches. .. . t ~ .~'><tllEJ!!---~--;1 A Robin Hood-type bandit
)., with a swett tooth stolt a box ~-containing six dote'IJ. donUt!
:-Tuesday from cs .driiiein restau·
rant i1~ Boulder, Colo. The emp-'.l;-
~-• ~ box was found down the
street late r in tht day. On it
was a sig1l to passer.sby: "Fret.
May the Lord rightly bless you.
Havt a happ11 day!"
~ ~ ~ ~]·""""'""'"",....,ll:il,,,,, .... !:M.., • ~ Wllli•m E. M1rtina1 was driving
i.n nortli Denver,· Colo. Tuesday
\vhen a police officer stopped his
car. ordered him out and frisked
him for weapons. When the police
.ictticer found a revolver, he de--
? manded to know what Martinez
~as doing with it. Martinez ex·
). plained. He also is a police officer.
PHNOM PENH CUP!) -Viel Cong and
North VietnameH forces ignored a cam-
bodian reli&iOlll observance to launch at-
-tacks against four towns on Highway 5
conntCting Plmom Penh with the nation's
rice bowl, the Cambodian conunand said
today. •
Military spokesmen said the attacks
Wednesday nlghl were in a stretch of the
road-running from 30 miles ~rthwest of.
the capital to 51 miles northwest o(
Phnom Penh. The rice crop la only weeks
away from bU"Yest.
"We must keep the highway open if we
hope to have any sQUkient eke crop at
all," an agilcQlture minlltry oUiciaJ Aid.
"If we loee Highw'ay 5, we may be fact.d
with a ·very serious rict lhortage in
Phnom Penh."
Western diplomata have lheorized that
may be just what the c.ommunist have in
mind.
1be government has already be&Wl a
campaign to urge the people of Phnom
Penh to raise the.ir own vegetables in
cue of a siege of the capital, swollen to
more than twice it! normal population by
refugee!:.
The Communists attacked the towm of
0 Sandan, Tau Laak, Sala Lek Pram and
Kompong Chhang. All were hit by mortar
and ·automatic weapons fire.
1be Cambodian CQmmand declined to
say whether any of the towns were oc-
cupied by the Communists: but said a
number of Viet Cong and North Viet..
namese were killed. C a m b o di a n
casualties were unreported.
'111e attack on Highway 5 endangered
the fifth of si.J. key Cambodian roadways.
'Ille highway command listed highways 2,
3, 4 and stall stretching out in spoke-like
fashion from Phnom Penh, as either clos-
ed or insecure.
The commWlists still held a three-mile
stretch of' Highway 4 linking the capital
and the port of Kompong Som. Cam-
bodiln troops have made no efforts to
open the road becluse o£ the three-day
Pchurn Ben holiday in which Cambodians
pay homage to their ancestors.
Only HiJbway I, linking Phnom Peoh
with Saigon, wa.s considered aecure.
Military 90\ll'ces in Saigon said the
United statn ii conaidering wifttdrawing
one of-ft! thne ·aircraft-carriers in the
Indochina area as part o( the overa11 ·
Vietnam cutback.
A search party,-ellrly today reached the
wreckage of an il.ir Vietnam DC3 airliner
that crashed into the mountaim 10 miles
north of Da fiang Wednesday rfight. Air
Vietnam said all but two of the 30
persons in the plane survived. Dead were
two Chinese pilot.s. Tbe survivors were all
Vietnamese.
Chinese Wildly
Cel.ebrate 21st •
Red Birthday
HONG KONG (UPI ) -Communist
Chinese Defense Minister Lin Piao told
tens 0£ thousands 0£ red nag-waving
countrymen celebrating the nation's 21st
birthday today the world is seeing a
surge in uthe struggle against American
imperiaiism.''
Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-
lung waved to the cheering crowds before
Lin began speaking, the New China News
Agency said in a broadcast monitored in
Hong Kong.
"A new upsurge in the struggle as a inst
U.S. imperialism is emerging in the
world," Lin said. "Throughout the world,
the people's rtvtllutionary~struggles are
developing vigorously and the united
front against U.S. imperialism is con·
stantly expanding and growing in
strength.
When Mao appeared on the speaker'•
platform in Gate of HeaYenly Peace
Square, the cheers were so great they
drowned out martial music blaring from
hundred.II of loudspeaken in the square,
New China News. Agency Wd.
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after a funeral that provided an emo-more Cairo Rldio &DDOW'ICflrs were . Moslems throughout the Arab world prayed in their mosques, and processions
tioaal esploaioa for mnlk>oJ of adorizl&_ot.ell.'QIPe with lhe....d@UI of their l!ief were bald-i the -•treets of clties8a.nd
El)'pllans. , and ba<Uo be r~lactd. _ _ villqea tbrouiholllth< Middle ~ast
'"""Nu1er'1 body was taken from the ''O world, pray for El)'pl after Arabs in Israel and tbt Jsraeli-beld·ter-
cuket after prayer• by Egypt'a top Gama!," aobbtd one bro a d c a s t e r ritories abo mourned. The biggest
reli&ious leader. $l>f:ik f!1 o I) IID.111_ul r~tedly. mourning demonstration in lsrael wu al
Fabban, director d. Al Auhar Univeraity. "l can see the .Un carriqe with our At Aqsa inosque in· Jerusalem's ancient walled city. Thousands of Moelems Verses~ the Moslem Holy book, tbe leader on it from where I stand.'' aobbed shouted, "God is"IJ'eat!" and chanted,
Koran, were read by religious le1ders u bi's replacement just befort he fl.lnted "Nasser. Nasaer.''
they placed Nasser's body in the grave in •with emotim. On the other side of the wall, thousands
the garden of" the Manshiet El Balay "Words. cannot describe the grief I am of Jewa were deep in prayer marking the
mosque ill a Cairo suburb. seein1,'' aaid yet another announcer. He start ·o1 the Jewish New Year.
IDilellii! lriOiCI•• UR>llilliilSbf--ioo._-dowtnild1unt1<rl!enplace ... d.---AAcoorcling-lo.M°'lem.beli<!,.the.dale..oL..--
distraught Egyptians cried and shouted ftfulUtudes of El)'Ptiam jammed into Presi~nt Gamal A¥el Nasser 's death , colncict<s with the clay the P"'Phet as their adored leader was interred.· the vut throng 111d cban1ed "Farewell..O Mohammed's so.ii ro.se to btaven .
Solemn.faced Egyptian dianitaries, nol Gamal, Farewell 0 our father." Nasser , who died Monday. or a heart at-
striving to bold back their tears, lined up A man clin&ing to the side ol a building tack, is assured of a place in paradise as
at the gra-veaide u 1he body was lower"M: for-1 better look at the cortep· fell si% a rtllllt, Mo.slem sdlolan·siy.
People broke through and rushed into the stories to hil death. Other moutnen had .• Mourners in Cairo streets chanted: "To
moeque garden to att the final moments been forced over the side of the bridge in· paradise, Nuaer," and "You died on a
of Nasae:r's funeral. The nag coverine th'e &o the Nile as the corteee paued. holy .night."
cuket was torn. ln Lebanon, three people were killed in -':.,..-=----------
It was an emotional explosion for the ceremonial shooting during mourning for
Egyptians and the Ara'b world. Nasser, a~rdlng to newspaper report& .
An explosion which began as milliom o( • The three, a man and two boys, were hit
wailing, tea"rful Arabs and Egyptians by stray bulleb aa thousands of
massed along the 13·mile funeral route as mourners sent fusillades into Oit air io
an anny helicopter started their beloved
leader on bis final journey. ·
The mosque where the late President
Gama! Abdel Nas~r was buried today
bears his own name.
The mosque, between Kubbeh Palace
and Nasser's home it Manshiet El'Bakry
on the main bou1evard from Cairo to the
suburb of Heliopclls, is built along mod.4
em Arab architectural lines, with high
arches and a minaret with a square bal-
cony and the traditional crescent at the
lip.
'Stands Up Bride
And His Excuse
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ls Unshakeable
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Frank Allen,
30, didn't git to the clNrcli on time Sept.
· 12 to marry hi:s flancee, Eva Mekrin&, ZZ.
But be had an ironclad e1cuse .
It cost $250,000 and is. built on 108,000
square feet of land which includes two
gardens. The land is leased from the government for $240 a year. His e1cuse was .a good one. Allen,
Conttruclion-began in 1962• ln-i~96S50--<'fo"-'rmery of Hawthorne,.boarded a plane
Nasser ordered that the project be com-in TeJ'AVIVSepr.:-llO""Col'ii£ ·io LM--
pleted at government eipense, and he Angeles to exchange vows with Mias
personally supervised its execution . Mehring.
More than an hour and 1 hall after the The TWA Boeing 7rn was hijacked by a
cortege 1got under way and some 20 man and • woman armed with revolvers
minutes after the foreign dignitaries left and diverted to a ~ aintrip_on tbt Pr-el•te Diel
for their hotels, the masses of people outskirts of Amman. Jordan. On the day
~dged into ~mses Square, dominated by Allen was to have been wed, the jetliner
a huge grarute statue of the E~an · waa blown up by the guerrillas.
pharaoh, . Allen finally arrived in Los Angeles
Egyptian paratroopers were marching Tuesday night after being released with
in the proces§ion, carrying thousand! of the last of 31 other American hostages.
funeral Wf'!:aths from all over the world. He says lie will tie the knot Uii.S Siilturday
Armored cars from Egyptian military -and fly someY{here for the honeymoon.
Cardinal Benetto Aloisi ?o.·Ia se1-
la, qldest member of the
Sacred College o( Cardinals in
the Vatican, died at his home
\Vednesday at the age of 91.
His de8th reduced the number
of Cardinals to 130.
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Cadets Aecased
-'Of Pot Resign
WASffiNGTON (AP) -Five
Air Force Academy cadtta
have resigned) thls JChool year
· The Air F.,... uld lhret
mlgned Ille !Int week In
Sept,mber a 1 mult ol mari-
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
(UPI) -A patroman checking
a report of "two suspicious ·
persons" at a bar WI,\ shot ·
and killed late Wednesday
nigb1 by_ooe of the tWo men he
rtopped for questioning.
~.,1h~·n~f~oce.-...""~'rt.c.m~•rtjal~·...._~J~11•uM.._.cba ... ~albrmza:bU!Y..lbL __ , Charles flt. Mansot1t silent nearby ranch. -
throughJnuch of the IS-week· "We parked oustide,." said boards on marijuana charges. acadeaDy. Two were charged
Uves at a
Police said John Burke, 27,
_was shot a.t point blank by •-
shotgun hidden in a green
laundry bag. The two men,
both black apd in their 20s,
escaped on foot. police said.
Atlantic City delectives :said
one fugitive had a "Fu
'Manchu" mustache and a ----stJgttt-Awhatrcur.tlourwor
trench coats.
Burke, a member or the
Police f;:anine corps, had been
called to one bar near the
boardwalk, but the ___!_uspici~
per30ns had left. He checked
elsewhere in the area and
stopped the two men for q~
tionjng near anot.bei-bar wbep
he w<is killed, police said.
'· Ul"IT1"""9
'Martha Doll'
old Sharon-Tate murder trial, FJx1111. "Mr Manson aske<I ii Allegations o1 dnig Ylolallonl with -ton of marijuana
cried oot W~y: "Man, there wu a doc lmide, and 1 have been made . ap1Dlt and the tl}lrd with pouesllion
it's all prmeciition; there's no said !.._e!1i., there was a lltlle another 14 itudentJ._ .. . and bringtilg marijuana onto a
derense here." dog. ·.rnen ~r. Manson said, Air Force officials .t the rnllitary reservation.
Manson became agitated u "Whydoh'twe.,,tnthereand S_n:p_er A:m Pentagon say the accusations Colorado ·SprJnga pol tee
wit.n6s Juan Flynn, 26, a one-tie them Ult. and cut them all _ " " have led to an investtgatioa in-arrested two other cadets
time Manson follower told bow to pieces." J to the use of marijuana Ind SepL 12 after a search of thtlr
the hippie clan leader once Wbat bappOned them? "Tbat Poor ,· SJwt · LSD on the Colorado Springs. car allegedly tlln>ed up marl·
suggested · they get Flynn's was the end of the con. Colo., campus. juana. ~olice dropped the
relatives and "cut them all to venation/' 1ald Flynn, and Until this year, 13 cadets charges and turned the pair
pieces." The suggestiol'JI" was they Jelt. At T • had been dismissed f or over to the academy. 'Jbe two,
dropped immediately, Flynn Another um., the rangy ires _poosesaion, ·.,. on sale ·or both .. n I ors, subooQuenUy
said. Panama-born· Flynn said he . _ narcopa during the school's resigned nther than 10 before
----Ytynn. acurly h"ill'ia acior;-felt lrlghtened·wheJrbe·lound -SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-(UPI) J.5.year--hlltory. All violations a courl-mortlal board. •
· added the Incident at the en<l Manson creeping up on a -Police said today the occurred since 1967. In a statement concerning
of his third day or teJtimony cabin where be and others snipers who fired on a truck The Air Fprce confinned the the otbef' lf, the Air Force
about the. Iea:der of a hippie-slept at the clan's Death loaded wlth 21 ~ o'f current investigation ln said-: '
styJe fatJJily . Valley commune. --response tb querie1· by The "The lnvest)tatlonl are ba,.
Manson, 35, ts on trial wttb . "When I ~e up, the dog d Y n am i t e were poor Associated Press. However it ed on alleged report, brought
three women followers charg-was barking • • • I looked mari:smen-actuaJly aiming for stressed that 1'no academy-to Ught lut week through the
ed wiU\ murder--consplracy in . out&lde aDd Mr.· Mamon was the vehicle's tires. 'Ibe shots wide investigation of dnig cadet chain of command.
.the August '1969 knifing. creeping up frop;i ne1tt to a uploded the dynamite and · abuse ls under way or plan-There is no evklence at this
gunshot slayings of the blonde tree. He was tiptoeing because dlslntep"ated the truck and its ned." time that all 1 cues have
actress and six others. he dJdn't want ·us tb 'hear. I driver. The allegations of drug aubltantlve facts 1o them.
Several times, s u p er I 0 r believe be bad a ImUe" In bls Two Teamsters Union .mem-abuse against 14 cadets were Thia wjll be determined when
Court Judge Charles Older hand." hep and the wife or one of made by their claumatei'last the . invegttpdons a"re c<m-
cautioned the jury to comlder Flynn s&t~ be ran out of the them Wfl'e to be arraigned to-wttk. pleted."
segments of Flynn's testimony cabin naked and confronted day en second cJegree murder This folJdwed the ratsn~~Jon U1e of marijuana and other:
The green canvas bag, tom Mrs. M.artha Mitcliell, wife of the attorney general,
by the gwtsbot, wit found, but clutches her 0 Martha Doll" presented during a
the gun was not, police said. A spoof of the cabinet at the National Press Club's
search was under way in parts annual Executive Night Tuesday. She also took a
of New Jersey, Pennsylvania terrific ribbing at the affair.
and Delaware. 'nle Atlantic-----~~---~-------
eity Expressway barracks of
against Manson only -not the Miii!on, saylrig: "Oh, it's you, dlarges in the death ol the earlier 1n the month of live dnagJ by merrihers ottbe arm-
other defendant.s. huh.'" Mamon replied" 'Yeah, truck driver, John A. Galt. 48, cadet.s who ha.d been charged ed forca.,bu lncreued ucb
Since Manson and the others in a real lltUe voice,'' said ol Oklahcma City. with drug violations. year lince I•.
No Credit for Frisbee were arrested, Flynn said he Flynn. Jo the state . police said it had
been asked to watch for a
dark ' Plymouth wilb ·New
Jersey plates.
All off duty city police were
called in on the search.
' EUGENE, Ore. t UPI) ---Aone-hour credit-course en•
has received death threat.s by "He asked me to. go down
mail, phone and in person the street with him.. but I said
from still loyal members· of No. uh uh.". · ,. ....................... ~ .................... ~ ............. .,.('\
lhe -lami!Y t r y in g to Testifying in Spanish-ae-
Detectives said at least six
peraons were questioned, but
all but one was released after
a short time.
About 20·uruversity of Oregon titled "Frisbee and spatial im-
students tossed Fr,isbees in a plications" had been set up for . , the fall tenn under a program
Ol!COOrage hiilestimonY. -~ented Eriglish, Flynn waved
Flynn testified be and Man-his arms and varied his voice
son were out one night in the level, seemingly acting ·out
summer of 1969 at an ice parts in the stories be was
cream parlor when FJym de-telling.
uruque protest demoastraUon which allows students to in·
Wednesday. itiale courses.
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Meeting Power
wiilt l!ie Eastern Seaboatd went lhrou1h ve years Southern California will be making demands
another bl'OWJMJUI. Air condlUonlng In office buildings on Its eleclrlcal system that caMot be produced -not
wu lhut off. Subway service was curtailed. AJ volta1e unless more power-producing sources are begun now.
dropped, QP1ianca and lighting devices faltered and Our Oran[• County and: Sacramento officials ought ---;;~;.i:-=--:--:--~~~--:----:----:--~wlsiiieel\liifppicture· an rt doing somellill!pilRliirlt.----1·-
lt w1;111't aa ~d as a year ago when massive gen-Pii;:ture yoursell the day none of those switches
eralot prolllema plunged the East into near chaos. Thia worki. -summer It wu sunpjy a mailer of too llWo power· !Je. IJll avallablo as heat-plagued users put on ·• maximum
demand. Skill, lntegri.ty, Courage But that was · 3,000 miles away. Here lo Orange ,
Cowlty, all· lh• switches we tii.rned did !ht job. The PfQJ!lotion o.f Cal State Fullerton President William
.marquees stayed lighted, the air conditioning cooled B. Langs'dorf to vice chancellor for academic af!alrs Of
the offices, the television sets wdrted and the toasters the California state college system was fitting recogni·
touted. -tioo-ot bis contribution to higher education.
Will that same situation be tnle five years from Dr. Langsdorf built the college from scratch II
now'? ' ·years ago into an outstanding educational institution. Not, we fear; unless Southern California •tarts fac.. Ch~ellor Glenn S. Dumke, in announcing the appoint· !!!I th• bani facts about building power plants. Not un· t Tu d aid It · u and · ll · ---:less we examine carefilijjrtlils quesudb-ot·turtber-pol·~---"'e"'n~:::':es~a,=:l'.:-'' '~'=:*su'\'c;"c'-'m'Oc~y~~w~e ~'=-=.-=~~~ ___ 1 Jution and equate it with our future demands for elec--"President Langsdoif, as founding president et FUJ. lrica1 energy. .. . lerton, has applied skill. integrity and courage in ad·•
It is obviously clear that being against pollution is vancing the"campus to the ranks of our most respect.ed
popular. Who really wants to add to the debris in the and prestigious state colleges." · ,
air we breathe? ) Dr. Lengsdorf will now have an opportunity to ben ..
But cursing pollution won't add to the power sup-efit-the-eiitire"System -and"'wlthout"'harassmenHrom
ply. Perhaps it will be concluded locally Iha\ the amount Assemblyman John V. Briggs (R·Fullerton) who, \Vilh·
of pollution put fortb ·hY the proposed expansion of Edi· out regard to fair play, has been 'playing politics :with
son's Huntington• Beach power plant isn't so bad after educational affairs. · ·• -'"
all -not when niea,ured against the day wben tho Succeeding Dr. Langsdor! will be 34-year-old br.
lights go qui. . L. Donald Shields. In serving In the ailing Langsdorf's
othet answers sbotdd be pursued:' power plants in place at the height of campus tumdlt in the last college
remote desert arei!S.• nuclear power plants, solar energy year, -Dr. Shields WO!J Langsdorf's praise for his "judg·
plants, perhaps nlore hydroelectric sources. · ment, intelligence and executive ability." He is report·
To some exte:nt, the power companies themselves edly widely respected among both faculty and students.
are to blame for the predicament. They have su_ccess· The -~st· interes.ts:_of Cal "State at Bu.Berton will be
. fully promoted all~lectric homes and the addition of served if Dr. Shields can be given a f~ chance. He de-
more and more electric appliances. serves a period free from the political harassment of
But damning them doesn't resolve the issue. It Briggs and the far right and from the destructive acti ..
doesn't alter the· clear factual projection that within vities of the far left. . ·
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• ANon!ER SlJCI\ VICTOR'( AH I AM. UM'i>oNE:
Brinkmanship in Mideast
Effective Show of Fo"rce
A New Kind·
Of Medical
Unused Potential
WAS~GTON -Unlea President . . Nbtoo bu misread the signs the a....-
wlll Ii< better dispooeO loWird • Mli!WI
-followln( King-··--: ct11 against the Patestiniaa guerrillas.
Nati-l'Secarity Aifyber--Uaiey Kilo-
.... ogrees that the psychological ad-
...,tap will ahlfl toward settlement
....... in due coune, the suspended
ilies<>tJations begin again. .
VllllDn al the White H-report
thil-they have found both the Pmident
IDd JCtssinger ia a
-._ relued
md --mood jUot bel<n KisSin&·
er dijiiirt.cnar Paris
md lrilb the Presi·
...... preporti1g lo
tab off on bis OWJ'I
...,..i show ol tarce in an eight..
•Y European and
Medlterranean trip.
'l'bne hundred fsriieli tanks Oii Ibo
Gola Heights and the PoSilloned Amer·
lean 5iilb Fi..t wilb its air strike cap.
Mlllty cctnSlltuled a show .ol:.fon:e dur·
11111 the Jordan civil war wmch could
IOI be ignored. • .,
THERE WAS NO ••free shot, i) u Kiss-
ln&f!' bu put i~ for the Rusaiana in Ibis
lllaallon. The ill·faled Syrian intervenlion
-whether crushed by th.-Jordanian
Anny. called back on insistance of the
ltulsians, or both """'"I.served the purpose
al llao showing Iha! Israel and the
United states were capable of taking m..
~ aclloo wilb a joinl ellecl,
wbelhor concerted or not.
Jn other words, a new Mideastern war,
with American involvemtnt. Was very,
cloee, closer than it ever befcre has been.
Had King Hu;,.in and the Jonlanian
army failed, the headlines today.might be
&Creaming that the Israel.ii bad launched
a ~massive tank attack auppcrted by
Jsradl aod American aircraft
That was tbt aWful ·specter whitb:
might have been accompariied· by a new
lbmian supported Egyptian a111wt .
across the Suez Canal Thus there would
have been general war in the Mideast
dlredly involving both the United Slates
and the Soviet Union.
UNCONTROILABLE EVEN'fs would
have seized control of men. However
much Nixon might have had in mind the
lessons ·-confrontation be learned from G<neral Eiseflho-, be mlsltt not
have had Eisenhower'• Juck of never bav·
ing had to prove out a threat
But as events turned out Nixon was
lucky, lucky in the fact that HtWein's
~army could so blunt the Syrian tank iJ1..
tervention that not even these wild men
cf the East would commit their con~
siderable air ·force. With or without
Rtmlan prodding, they witbc!Niw, and
Hussein survived.
The reuc;ming nw that tbls is a
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demonllrallon which will not be ost • .--P-r-0tessw. •.. ,, -~-OL Hnniari_Brain
the Russians and in their own interests
they wjll be forced to revert to their at-
tit\ldes prior to their complicity in
Egypt's viOliltlons of the ceasefire. How
to convince Iarael of that-is .-nolber mat-
ter, biit there seemi to be calm coP.. ·
{idence that in due course the peace talks
can be revived.
A good deal or brinkmanship 1w gone
into tlilil matter and it cannot be said for
absolute certainty that Nixon would have
ever orde~ the Sixth "Fleet to.support
an Israeli intervention in Jordan. ·He
remembers that Eisenhower had no in-
tentioo of ever fighting over those "two
"rocks", Matsu anci._Quemoy. but g)U-
vinced the Communists that he would.
ON THE OTHER HAND, the Soviet
Union, if it does not in fact desire a
direct confrontation in the Mkleast, can
run this risk only so far, knowing as it
does that the Ublted States, whatever its
protestations, limitations and reserva-
tions, has intervened in remote areas of
ths wor)JI 81 if by some inner compulsion
disassociated from its immediate vital in-
t<resh.
The confluence of the hovering Sixth
Fleet and the massed Israeli tanks on
the Golan Heights thus could not be writ·
ten oCf as a bluff and the Russians q>uld
draw their own conclusions on whether
this show of force was concerted or not.
If Nixon today regards Jordan as hav ..
tng been the first domino which would
have toppled all the rest into the Soviet
orbit then he must have reajized bow
clooeiy be had approached the brink.
By JAM&'! E. WHETMORE
Sen1tor
Our· veneration Of tbe machine In this
computer age has led us to a subtle but
definite ·downgrading of the twman brain.
-we for"get~at iJl...:ordfi'-fO-·mate. a ma,.~_:::
chine that seems smarter than man,
man mUst be smarter tban the machine.
l5UI Dlslrlct
The human brain contains abOut ten
billion neurons; each Qf these.cells ii corr
It wasn't given mach publicity when it. nected with h~,, and sometimes
passed both houses of the Legi.!lature in -thousands-'Of-olhert. ·-;--
the closing days of the session, but a bill No machine ever de·
creating a new kind of medical profession vised by man· could
-the physician'• assistant -could have approach the com-
qulte an impact on medicine and medical plellty and versatil-
manpower in callfornia. ity of-die q uman
Until now, our Jaws specifically state brain. According io
that only physicians could diagnose and Arthur Samuel, con-
treat JMttlenta. In other words with few sultant to IBM's re-
exceptions they are the only ones allowed search depai{ment,
to penetrate a patient's tissues. the chance of co~ The medical profession, the author of structing an artiricia) brain that could
the measure said, is highly enthusiastic dupr s is about th e 1'as the
about the measure. pointing out that in ce that ery erican will be
his opinion the bill "is the most i'....--ll(!i!Jl'en with a on the same
IU nj t." portant breakthrough in the health man-
power problem that we've had in
decades."
HE SEES THE BllL as a way to Jet
physician~ turn over more routine func-
tions to other professionals. And he points
to the example of a study cf pediatricians
(children's doctors) where jt was found "
that approximately 50 percent of the
cases seen were routine" u p p e r
respiratory infections. These we r e
relatively easy to diagnose and treat with
some training.
This bill would, of course, create a new
IN THE NEW BOOK, ••The· Computer
Age," prepared by Gilbert Burck and the
editors of "Fortune" magazine, the cost
of duplicating the brain's cells and con.
nections is estimated thus; even at tbe
ludicrously low cost of only five cents per
cell.and. one cent.per connection,. UM: cost
would come to more than $l quintillion,
or $l billion billion -more money than
all the governments in the world together
possess.
~·ell that it OOw consistenUy beats him.
But checkers is a relatively simple game.
with a: fuu1e number of alternative moves.
Chess is-a different matter; no machine
yet programmed can play very much bet-
ter than a good novice. The number of all
pos11ible moves in a chess game is
something like 10 to the 40th power; to
eRlmine ill these, even the fastest com-
puter would take longer than the age of
the universe, which is estimated at about
two billion yeats .
DOUBTLESS, THE vast funds we ate
spending for compute~ research a r e
worthwhile, for the more we can get
ma'chinel! to do for us, the more will our
own faculties and energies be released
for specifically human projects. But at
least an equal amount should be spent on
developing the brains we have, the unus-
, ed potential that resides in each of us,
and especially in our children. My owri
guess is that all of us utilize no more
than between 10 and 20 percent cf the m.
tellectual ·capacities we have -and that
adequate research could show us how to
exploit the enormous mental -powers that
are lying unused at the mind's bottom.
B · 11b~ d R I B lk d r ~~~ .. ~a~::~.~;!·~~;~~\.:::~ • one between a super· nurse or ~mi·
. doctor. But. the physician's assistant 1 oar emova a e wouldpresumablybeaspeciallstofsome
Samuel, by the way, is the man who
laugbt a computer to play checkers so
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It is not enough that a few brilliant
men can create computers to "think" for
us;.for the greatest thinking machine ii
inside each of us.
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Temper_ ·Tantrum Talk
Secretary . of Transportation J oh a
Volpe drove CleCl'<tiy lo Caplbll HUI re-
<Olllly lo implol;e rebellious Republicans
lft' help in.dearllli down IMJ0,000 higltway -· 1be peppery Cabinet officer spoke elo-
quently to GOP members of the House
Puhllc Works Con>
mlUee in a cl09ed
~ off the
.... belring cham-.....
Tile mblion WU
• ironic one. Even .
a a Volpe joumey..t
to Capitol Ifill lo
Win over the stub-
..,, Republicins, -t Nl>on ,... blarnin~ Demo-
-for blocl<ing h!.s !e&WaUve pack-ap.
thing" about billboards.
VOLPE rooii; OVER the meeting and
spoke passionately for an hour; even
though it was ctftr to the ~greasmen
that he was ailing. Fatigue hl\S plagued
the bantam Cabinet member for weeks.
Volpe told them that America""Was get·
ting fed up with too much government at~
tention to c:oncrete and not enough to
natural beauty. Federal Jaw has called
for removal of billboards since 1965, yet
only a few have come down.
He explained tn detail bis plan to dip
tnto the Federal Highway Trust Fund to
give billboard , ownen • ' f a i r com·
pensation" for taking doWll ·tbelr signs.
Tht Volpe plan, he complained, would
knock out all but small "Gas," "Lodg-
kind. He could conceivably be trained for
work in isolated rural areas or in ghetto
areas of cities.
ing" and "Food" signs. IT WAS POINTED out that Los
AILING 1 Angeles County Hospital, faced with a THE VOLPE eft shortly after shortage of interns for its maternity
.his presentation. His aides stayed on for, wards, is considering training physician's
two hours to argue for his plan with assistants to be midwives.
statistics on every state in the union. The Returning medical military corpsmen
cost estimates ranged up to $300 million could be used in emergency, the. author
to take.down the billboards. said. With relativ·ely little additional
At several points, minority counsel training. thi~ largely unused resour~
Clifton Enfield a napped back .at l~ Volpe could help solve our-health manpower staff, pushing a plan of his own. Enfield'!! crisis.
scheme would exempt all but a fraction As a matter of fact. a four.year Navy
of the 35,000 miles of highway under the medical corpsman, who spent t•'O years
1965 Ad. as a technician at Harvard ?i.1edical
This plan is strangely like an idea School and passed a two-year physlcian·s
ba~ked by the National Advertising Com.. assistant course at Duke University,
pany, a giant billboard ~ owned by helped assist in passage o( the bill MiMesola Mining· and Manfacturing.
NaUonal has been buying up small sign RE SAID RE had been trained to make
companies all over the country. Three-M the same kinds of physical omervaUon a
also reaps huge profits from its Scotch~ doctor does. and can go through a com ..
Gov. Ronald Reagan has become
hysterical about the welfare problem. His
r~lection campaign speeches last week
were marked by some of the most
flagran t language he bas yet employed on
this subject.
Reagan·s antiwelfare talks were caP"'
ped by a threat to fight an adverse
federal court decision to the point of
seceding "if we have to."
By this kind of rhetoric Reagan places himself above the IAw. It is temper-tan-
trum talk hardly befitting the offi« of
chief executive ol the first state in the
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J. ZlrpOii of San Francisco. Reagan
became so swu:led' in his .anger be at..
tacked a judge who was carrying' out the
duty of his office-ruling on a cu.
brought before him.
GRANTS TO FAMILIES in the Aid to
Families with Dependent Children pro-
gram have not been raised since the·
.1950s. Congress ih 1969 passed a law giv·
ing them a cost-of-living increase. Under'
the Reagan administration, California
chose not to obey the law but to coolest it
in the court.s.
Zlrpoll ruJed the state mrist mnform to
the federal law and then Reagan made
his outburst.
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llanba, usually a staunch admlnistratiOn
whefJbone, introduced Volpe and his team WUbout enlhusiaam. Harsha said
_,, that be WU wreslling "with lhiJ ,
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"This will work," he ura:ed the doubt.-
Ing, GOP Congressm ...
'Then, wearily, he looked at Harsha and
11id:-0 You've got my program, now what
are the problems!"
Harsha seemed to be moved by the
presentation. But without backing Volpe,
he turned the discussion over to Volpe 's
criUca.
lite, a luminous fabric used on most of plete physicaJ and pttl!lent the findings-to-
the nation's billboards. Thus 3M stands to a doctor.
profit from delay and from a limited He made it quite clear he is not an In.
billboard removal plan. dependent practitioner, but is dependent
The meeting broke up without agree-on a doctor. And although he may present
ment. his phy~ical observation or treat a pa. .,#lk-il ______ 1 --lient. i;UU 1-phylliclan--lbould make -&he r actual diagnosis and order the treabnent.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Such a program for physician's
assistants bis alrtady been approved in
Colorado. Such assisbuita who are
al~•dy ltce:nsed mnes are further tratn.
ed in pediatrics, which works out to about
THERE ARE ltlANY things that are
rlght about America. One of them is the
reliance upon the rule of law as carried
out by enforcement agencies: and the
courts. Another is a sense of moral com-
rilitmenl to taking care orthe distressed
or needy. A third Is respect for the unity
of slates under a common government
dedicated to the goal or promoling the
general welfare of all citizens.
Reagan violated all thr.et basic con-
cepls. ~ • -
'nie governor Said he was "mad" about
a legal ruling on a question of law issued
by Federal District Court Judge Alfonso
In a talk in San Diego the governor said
when ~'those who y.·ear the manUe cf-
public office refuse to c on d u ct
themselves responsibly, with · s e J f ..
restraint, it is hl.lfd to blame )'OW\g peo-
jile 1or.-1><1n1pli5r"!"''Cllui-ll14C~
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upstate district is a land oC sparkling
IUM and superb woodlands, told of a
TOed beside a beautiful ovtrklok on the
SL Lawrence.
... 'Tbat is the kiDd of road people winted
protected," he agretd.
But he Insisted : "We do need off.u.e.,
hJghw1y ads." McEwen apoke ol driving
late at nlght on the way to hls district
a nd 1iooiilg tiirilself out ol l>oUr~and
money . The New Yorktr uld he wu
1r1teM for • sign telling of a gu ataUon
open until 11 p.m. that wouJd take hil
cndll cards.
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Tile rev,olutlonarlts in this countrJ
couldn 't ask foi: Al\JI better lraiJ>.
lng thlj!n when they get dra(ted in-
to the Army: h.andling ixplosh,.es.
nre anns o( all types, Infiltration
toorsts, -~ of gas masks, etc. -
rtilht up their alley.
-H. R. M.
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He should pracUce what be preaches.
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six years of college. • ·
How this program wUI work out,
nobody knows u yel But tr it can help
alleviate the mt1.npower shortage ln
medlciM, II should be given 1 try.•
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Mn. RI.. Hoiiil, 01klud -,
ut>etestable u war ls, 1ppeuement ll
wone."
Dear George:
.J was stopped for driving with an
outdated liceMe tar. t.ty driver's
license had..e~ll'td and the auto in-
1pection date had passed.
The ofneer caUed headqu1rters
and they brought up sever)ll park-
1ng tickets J had forgotten to pay.
T\Jrning around, I backed over the
palrolm~n·s motorcycle.
My quesUon Is this : How can t
respect 1 s)'atem -,.hich allows me
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DISILLUSIONED
Dear Disillusioned :
I don 't know -b>Jt If. alter an
that, you're still driving, wrltl
back. l can't give you your respect
bock, but I can move to the
Evera:lades.
( 5end your problems lo Georet
-he'a tired of trying to face
bla own.)
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future: starting with most of the 1971 models~Many.older;cars-;will also be able
to useit.'See the-Box below for details:.
One r~ason Shell of the Future can be made with no lead is because of Shell's
famous additive TCP>i: The combination of chemie,al ele:rnents in TCP prot.ectS
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CAN YOUR CAR USE SHELL OF THE FUTURE?
(If it can, it should.)1
1: Auto manufacturers have designed the following 1971 models to run ·
on a 91-octane gasoline. 91-octane Shell of the Future is formulated to
satisfy their needs.
• All General Motors cars. ,
• All Ford Motor Company cars for which high-octane premium fuel
is not specifically reeommended .•
• All Chrysler Corporation ears for which high-octane premium fuel
is not specifically recommended.
• All American Motors ·cars for which high-octane premium fuel is
not specifically recommended.
2. About twenty percent of 1960-1970 American-made cars can enjpy the
benefits of Shell otthe Fu ture. You should tiy it in your car if all these
conditions exist:
' • The manufacturer recommended regular fuel.
• You have an automatic transmission.
• Your engine's compression ratio is 8.9 to 1 or lower
If you are in doubt about any of these conditions check yourowner's
manual or see your Shell dealer .,
ti all three are true of your car. wait until your tank is nearly
empty, then try about a hattJankful of Shell of the Future. You
should get all the performance you need.
Note to foreign car ownetS: Many foreign cars can run well
on Shell of the Future, both 1971 models and earlier ones.
If the manufacturer originally recommended regular-grape
gasoline you may be able to use Shell of the Future. Check your
owner's manual.
, Some cars, however. will knock on any fuel witb a 91 octane
rating. If your car knocks on Shell of the Future you should not
continue to use it Fill up promptly with one of the other Snell
gasolines and the knock should disappear.
Also if you are going to operate your car at high speeds for
tong sustained periods under heavy toads (such as pulling a .
large boat or house-trailer) you shQytd use one of the other Shell
gasolines rather than Shell of the Future.
3. No car for which high-octane premium fuel is recommended should
attempt to run on Shell of the Future or any other 91-octane gasciline.
des~~ed. to give you good.mileage.
In·addition;'ShelI ·of the·Future'is . .
blended for:easy starting; good warm-
up and smooth acceleration .. lt helps to
prevent stalling from carburetor. icing
in cool damp weather: Shell of the
Future also Contains a highly effective
det.ergent that will keep a new_ car's . .
carburetor remarkably clean, and help
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·carburetors of older cars.1This holds
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Mew Shell of the Future -.
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good for your car; and good for your
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' ' SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
possibility or a split ticket -a
Republican governor and 1 . ' Democratic U.S. senator -
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-A nip.and-t11tt r a c e pe1'SOllS are reglaierOd t6 .wt. ---Reo1an -by gle belweon the Reagan and
betwe<n Republican George Nov. 3 but the baW"'"""4 for ll00,000 volel altboug~ there· Unruh' cempalgn approacbe,. -Reagan is telling U>e voters Murphy, 68. the 1ncwnbellt,, governor rests with a million are more real1tered that· welfare and other
and Democrat John V. Tun· to 1.5 milJlon ol SO<:alled Mid· Democrats than Republicans Democratic • sponsored I"""
emerges as Californ.la's elec-ney, st. third-term con-die Americanl or blue collar in C&llfornla. grams are forcing their tuts
•-• R' ·-'d -·• •·-ho -m...... This is the group that bas up; Unruh says it'& Reagan'• lion campaign beads d o w n greuman uvm tvc.i iu e .uru WOfA.a"3 w ... &..,_,, as. been '"" out Into. ·~ n•--,. . mov"'fl WI!;: .. ~ tavoritiun toward .--YJ?KI_~iJ>.~--tlie.s ~~f()li 0( tOrmer-henywetpt l>emocrell -in -workjq:~ or-sou~llfi.Clmll --~~l'!:llE'l·::-·:::jj1'·!!-!r":-=o-.iJ!t~(:uy, ... ;.;, tatM'Btr
Fl ...-~Iii the "°ff Sall Diego. ; • , come groups. s.nT lAldl Mountains today &me 851 -mea anii tllhl IJl'tis to ·coiitalii'.'a blaiM-ihat aerial tankoli"f9ugbt the 'Los
bu ~ :II~ "°'"--of· Pad~-flro. pashlog llrillnes
·bniih ml tlinber'aMMs mOV· around · 40 percelt~' ii by
Wi,th~29 days of campaigning boxing 'champion, Gent. Tun-tradition bul ()(ten vote -In l.A)I Ange1es, Orange and1;:=::::::=::;=::::::::::::::=.
Jelt, publlc_opinior:.i PQ.U§. voter _ ney·._ . Republican. · San ·Diego counUes-trying to £Vr:l'IY ·•oby• SUM GYM
SUfYE:.)'S and o_t,ber Jndlcators -Llttle_~nge in ~e cur-This is the OPN'lp thal ·teep up mortgage-payments, ,,..r • ...., ..... -T.·
inc toward the Bil Sur.,area. Wednesday Right.
The ftre:, m0sUy ... m -Los FiaQies i!J~~~ ~ s
Padrti'N ... ·~. Isl"\< Tuesday nigh!, ........ ver, d
fl three ~jor t>l8*i 'still blackened 3nothet s.Ooo acre's.
bumtal b~. ·m cl.iirol'Ria So ~t was Ule fire that it
after more than a week 0/. hot, cracked rocks/ causing slides
dry.· frindY .'!f/:.~~e,r. which rJlade ,automobile driv-
otl*rs art in 8equoia Na-ing Uangerous on parts of
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.New Rules
Ordered
For _
• A· {911~\;ille fl'Olll o! flames B~rkeley . bili'liell Mrough roagh terrain LOS ANGELES !UPI) in· -Cµyamaca ·State Park '!l~gh more tb31t 1,000 111!'" UCLA Cb>n<:ellor Charles E. Prl .... ~essor'" put lines around 20 percent of Young has ordered new
,i,I. that 12,0QO. acre ftre. .• guidelin« adopted-by lhe slu·
. _ . . Near-Reef. Mount.ail in 'Se-dent .nfwspaper, The Dally
Discl.plined qUoia National Park, another , 1,<XX> men had a 24,000-acre Bruin, ~y JanUary. I _ I fire 88 percent' contained, Young's action Wednesda)I
B~ELEY (AP) -Al althougt't it 'st.ill was described followed Cri.tk..i@n by the
Univ~y of Ca 1 if or n i a· ~ ''bun;llng ~n .. :• . . .. . .. 'university of California Board matht:matiCs'-profeSsoi' said Fimn.en, hopTng for higher Wednmay he was reprimabd-1iufiiidity . ud fearing wiRds, of Regents of ' l u d e n l
ed and deprived of one week's !Urrwnded the 1 2 o. m i I e newspi"pers at a number of
pay for halting his Jeclures perimeter of the largest bru sh campuses, inchJding UCLA.
duriJlg anU-war activilf. 'in flre 111 ~te history .in Regent John Canaday, Los
Berkeley last spring. Cleveland National Forest Angeles, complained that slu·
Jn a lettel'·1da1~r ~-: 16, ne~r San Diigo. dent newspapers often printed
Vice Chancellor Robert. Con-Thal 18.5.000-acr~ f i re "lewd ·and obscene articles
nick-told Prof. MorriS Hirsch destrayed 250 structures, in· and photographs" and were
ttie pay loss was fpr _f,,ilure to eluding 170 .horn.es.~ instruments Of ''.soclo-pOlitical
conduct an ·intrOductory '' advocaci."
ca\cuhls course last ~g~'in ·· · ·;.·· -·-·· -·-·· ·-·· · YotJng's stx-gtiidel1nes ca11ed
a satisfactory 1Jlanner." Ch Gets' for broadening the makeup of
University officials declined a,vez 1 the -campus communications
further comment. board, which publishes the
The action came after a--T l p l paper, and increasini! its
report by Ute Faculty Com· 0fil8 0 8C autho,ily over wllat'is prmled;
point toward: rent lineup of 21 Democrats · -e•-M • • • --i:njoyil!l-=-the-uee of • --;;.""'1 w11Q ·
-Re-election of Co v . and 17 Republicans in the Reagan w~ ~·on m 1916 Barikamericard or Mac Y's
Reagan, fl9, over De.macralic slate's 38-member delegation when ht Slld it was Ume to charge card and barbecuing a • f lll
chajJenger Jess • Unruh, 411, -lo the .~e .rJ. Repr~ throw out the Brown ad-steak ooce a week. :==;~
former speaker of the stale tatives. ministration and "clean up the Iii appealing to ttils group, (714) 1at~s771
Assembly. Mote than 1.5 m i 11 ion mess" at Berkeley and other there is a sort of cla!S stnig-
--• '~eri~a ••• will be the.most favorable
coantry of any in the world, for persons
of industry_ and frugality, possessed · of
moderate capitaf.', ~~
mitt.et on Courses which said, creating a three-man review
---·~ evidence-cloes:....Ol)ead___ SALJNAS_(U..el)---=. Cesar _ board oI ~s lo _
us to conclude the course was Chavez' Farm Union has sign· review ttie publication-and -
in any way abandoned." ~ ii.s first contr8Ct 'with a 'recomrhend disciplina_ry action --.---r ~ tomato-fii1fl-;-1h'OWn a"IW ·Hill_ for vl61attng-'"the" ·guidelin . -
of King ~_ity. . .. . _. . limiting th~ use ·of four-!!tter
Six Killed The pact a n n o 1i n c e d words to direct quotes only i:;.. Wednesday,~ \a}Sp-.the first when they are ~ 1,.e a r I Y
the AFL-CIO United Farm newsworthx,•• requ1rmg the
W o r k e r s Organizing Com-paper to publish opposi'ng
mittee has signed--s\nce it views and suggesting that the
came lo terms Aug. 30 with chairman of the UC Regents
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In Desert -
~LF.S (AP) -Six Inter Harvest Inc., a lettuce be invited to write a monthly
perlONI have died in a head-on grower. .._column "stating _his vi~';"s on
collision on U.S. 95 about 50 Pay lft'lder the,conb;act -will ' .current campus issues ; b~r
miles south of here, the be somewhat hlghe~ ~ ...ring , jlublication of material
highway patrol says. . spetified . in pact.$.., ~~·~ tbat.-.!'plainly ,~ppears ~tt;t. .be Offi~~aid a. northbound teamsters union hold with 1eeall~ obscene and conf1n!ng
car, carrying four persons some other growers .. "'\ ~material of "possibly of{ensive
from an Ind.tan reservatlon in Field hands will~ye 20t';se.xual content>tt to the Spec~l
Parker, Ariz:;-apparently fail· cents for picking '6: U:.pound , iris and It t e r at u r·e sup-
ed to make a curve-in the· bucket of toiiflitOeS, lnstead of ''plements: and .initiating a
northbound lane Wednesday. 18 cents . ..some other jobs in study to turn the paper Jato~
The car shol ac:rtm the the fields will pay $%.50 an i n,d epenclent, self-s~
highway's center divider and hour or %5 cents more than io publication within three to five
smashed into a southbound car the Teamster pact. · yeirs. -
in which a COUJ?le from Blythe, ,-----.:....--....1..--....,---------;
Calif., was riding. officers
said. AD were killed.,
with GLORI FICKLING formerly Gentry Ltd.
CHEERS to Chef Jim Waller {:. for a smashing success! The
13.95 dinner speclals be intro-
duced at Ben Brov.-n's Rest.au-l rant have proved such a hit ,.
they're now being offered Sun. '
thru Thurs. nites. n you've yet Ai
to avail yoursellf of this treat.
now's the time to relax and en·
joy, enjoy! , ?tty recent even1ng was a
family-affair and a super·
delight. Started with Moe's
marvy martinis and some
groovy conversation. Service in
tht' beautifully appointed din·
tng room was impeccable. F1nt
the house salad, ta~-r and
crisp with croutons arid" :Julll-enne salami for flavor. With
thil a fragrant basket of sour·
dou&h bread, thin-sliced-rye
and tons of butter. Ttie ShelJ-
fish cauerole was som1P.thina to · · write home about, plency of ~ · plump ahrimp. acallo~ fresh ' m u s brooms. '/ /
sb&lllOt$ a n d '-• ham in rich
sauce on
English muf-fin w:ittl saf· tron rtce ,
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C h'l-is tlan Bro).,. rose'
~ the perfect cho~ ht're ~-----~,:-·. and w!th fey chum's medJum ~ rare rout beef whicti v."U
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trom ·a siJYtr pot anc1 • treah WOOL ~~~na ~ped with wh~ ... c:e•m. How aboot lY ll'IOIR -~951 ~-;:h ~~°! ... ~~~ .
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Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen.Peter Green Gabor Szabo-
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Glanquiqto _J: cartos Santana (recorded ~t Pacific Re-
coi;dlng, San Mateo) aide one arranged by Santana.
Se a Cabo-Chiplto Areas Mother's Daughter-Gregg Roli~
Samba Pa n..carios Santana Hope You're Feeling Better-
Gregg Rolle El Nlcoya-Chiplto. Areas
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plying yoor bills:
Avro Savings' new MasterPay llO:OIJllt
It pays 5% and your bills, too.
5% rompounded daily.
5% from date of deposit to date of with-
drawal. On every dollar in your account Even
on the money for paying bills. .. .
All you do is send us a deii@t and, when
your b':lh come in, just mail them to us.
Phone bills. Utility bills. .All the bills you
want us to pay.
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ahead. ..
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. paying your bills. .
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couple of YOUDI mm1edl in ·'l'IPPlll( magnate and Ille Heb yeor to ---to ury yacht ~-Tber<,
Ile lntematlonal jet oet.,. W/dow of President John F. ~ ... to the arboreal Spam writes, the brtde don.
reported to bave 111ueaked Keonedy aliments 00 bit estata "tban ned her wedding pments tllrooP their first nuplW year • from Ari: Jewelry Kllm1ted
on a penonal..._ bu)llet ~u ••Y• that from !hip-IO percent of the American by ezpirts to be w«tb at least
of $.114,615.31 a week. ping alone, Onassis makes an people pay for per 1ona1 $1 )llillion.
• friend .... tbl.I figlUe fn lbe ,,.....,.pen and told ber:
"You haven't lost a daugbler
-yw've gained a diamond
mlne!"
Sparks' sources estimate
that the eight Onassis
residences on three contenents
cost WU! R mlll!m. The total
bUl for 202 servarts is put at
-I IJ_m,l)O I ,yar, but <I tbli
only 1127,JOI II oallrlll. •
pie remalnd« It fn !"II ~
gtvlng t!1eJn and tbelr ...
familas food, lodibll. ~
care includinl pregD
social security, pen1lon1,
funerals-, and inc 1 u di DI,
Sparks M)'.S; "an estimate if
w)iat tbef steal"
~~For ·Th~sgiYing
"Right now Mr. and Mrs. estimated $50 miJUon a year medJcal ae~" the author "When Mrs. Ollusll' mother
btotle..Bocraltl...onuu..are but that be baa iDcome from werts. ~ .&o New York from
·--''•• more money than oevilral iil&i lliduatrleo plus a n;e ll!Dgplri nem .. tlii.10-the w-'"-Ille author , .. _
:;'';:ple on earth " writes huge portfolio of 1 to c k s • countlng list for that first year · C\l!&U'lli• --• ., .. ,
Fred ~-'6Thdr0J*10llal Financial · ob9el'Vtn, be adds, is the husband'• ibinver of
erpeodltures are """'"" at have Stated that U Onassis li· jewelry alone on Jocldo: IS
Ile rate of 'szil mllllon an-qUidated 1U bit boldlnp he (&<>Ill! .Briel) mlllloo. .
nually. • • "Ari It opending would be worth from ISOO The first f(elbet ol this / ... ""' 50 ~w CaliforniaCo//elje
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...a dlaquallty .tbe tettiMony of an
8dfultted iltiel.t. .. ONE IN
SBVEN unremarrJed
diVMCeeS at aome time winds
up expecting. .. • THE
!IF.CORD oow lists ooly 214
people ·who clahn to own' tbe
beat bllrttl the pine cones. incredible sU1111 to malnlaln million to II bUlloo. bedecking was at a wedding·
blmieil aod his -In ·~,-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 That scatters ttie pine ....is style that would have arnuxed
all over. The flames burn the the envy of the· Cun ot
matted ground. So the seed!· RuSllla. CUSTOM-MADE
DRAPERIES
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Lincoln. • • THAT PRO-
FESSIONAL WOMAN leasl
,lpt to get d.iv<{'Cfd. is the
IC:hooJteacher, l!ltJust.ics show
, •• PLEASE NOl'E also 1po
praxlmately-100 Uiblnlng bolta.
.trike down somewhere on
earth every second.
inp take root a Imo• t "And Jackie, who wu never
wherever they land on tbe l:nown to plncb ber peMles, I.I
fertile asfl. New pines sprout buying every available goody
far-faster-aeross-a-bum-iban-4t such ante tMt~ wetf_.LJ!J.!!l!!iti:.i'1'~1c.i;.1 !!!!!•c.l i-;44~~,.=--.---.. .,_ •~ • . ood See etack • up JXM lives ,-s4
Wluw' -' virgm w 5• alongside ~ way t b .i. t ~ WtN• '"4.-rtt11r will 1111 tt yo11r ""'' ' haw nature bandies that? Rab-Cleopatra, wbo wat ~ 1.louch, wltlri 1 1triki .. 1el1cti•• •f hitil 4'1H11it-(,
bits run, and weasels, too, but used to live, we ~ caly con-1-••rt fi~ld" fM-"'' •• '~001• f'f111• • Ho .WitttiHI c-..i1t1 ..l1cof1t.r ,.,... they sun'ive, most ,every one. elude that by, comparison ke _ ,,._,...,. -1Jipuof1r1. • •
Urban Tumewal, J trunk. Cleopatra wu · a weltare -. case."
AS TO THAT QUESTION oC Even a that rate of spen-H•. C.... I "--
witich is Ule oldest hardware ding, Sparks advi9es in a new l ( ~Z!..'::' 't:. ~"
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CONSIDER THIS -What
with 'Itlanks1ivin& on thew~,
and really good turkey stuff Iii(
so hard to come by, 'here's a
remarkable recipe. It 'a
recommended by an old friend
store in the United States. am book, •1bere ls no need tol-~~===~~~====~===~~~!.._.:__:=:;;::==========::==============-now advised it's Jehn E. worry about the Onaasltel -
B...U and r-pany of New they are not dipping lnlo .......... capital''
Haven, Conn., founded in 1784.
jn Oak Harbor, Wash., as the A CIJ'UEN OF South Africa
gurprise ol the Rason. says the reason television is
TmUy Sltdflng banned there I.I tbe population
3 eggs believes it would interfere
1 tsp. salt and pepper wlth youngsters' homework ..•
1 green pepper, cut up I cup celery, art up IF YOU CAN'T blow air
3112 CUJli popcoi: 11, washed through yCAJr lips at the hur-
3 cups uncooked r 1 c e , ricane velocity or at least 75
washed . mph, you can't play the flute.
Mix well, stuff turkey loose-Sorry.
ly, put in oven at 35o degrees. Your question.! and com·
Bake until popcorn pops and m.C"nts art welcomed and
blows the hind m:l off the wiU be used in CHECKING
turkey. UP wherever possible. Ad-
'Ibe boot, "'Ibe $1),000,000
Honeymoon" (Bernard Gels),
tells of money ootlty and
personal events fn Ile first
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might scatter -nolte
to wake up 'sleeping babies
and broadcast enough turkey
to mess up the oven.)
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"Ask your Love and War man
H Vietiwneoe girl.I tend to be
promiscuous." A. He reports
his informants say no, tbey
don'l Apari from the feminine
professionals, who function at
fixed stations and· rarely go
ootdoors,.ithere seem to be far
fewer yes girls thereabouts
than in, say, G.ermany ,
Ellgland or Japan.
NATURE'S OWN llEMEDY
-Say fire hits a forest. 'l1le
• Men ID
Service
• Medical Care-.
--Guaranteed
St.eVt!ll Mlllhick, son of Mn.
Lillian Porter of Wesbninster,
recenUy enlisted in the Army
for three )'ears.
According to Sergeant l.C.
James Long, U.S. Army
Recruit.er In Costa ~Mesa,
Steven has been guaranteed
training in Medical Care and
Treatment procedures.
Santa Anan
Joins Army
Pabick John Wud, son of
l\fr. and Krs. J. P. Ward of
Santa Ana, recenlly enlisted in
the Anny for thret yea.rt.
Ac«rding to Sgt. LC. James
Long, U.S. Army Reauiter in
Costa Mesa, Patrick bas been
guaranteed training as a
Transportation Movements
Conlrol-Spedaltst.
Basic Over
Navy Seaman Ronald R. ---.-Rowl~ 800 of Mr. 8nd Mrs.
John L.' Rowan cf 15181
Qem9on St., Westminster,
was graduated from basic
training at the Re er u it
Train1rc Center, San Diego.
In Singapore
N..,Y Seomm Ro1lert M. eaa., hulblDd -of. the former
Mila Lealle A. Fmhan of 1415
Prlacllla I-, N e w p o r t
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Slniaport aboard the am-
plllbloul lhip USS P a u I
ReYett.
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ploye of Westinghouse Corp.'s air conditioning di·
vision. From 110 to 300 hairpin tubes like Jli'ese are
assembled and enclos~d in a steel casiqg to form
a "chiller bundle" that cools the wa,ter used in
large air conditioning units. /
U.S. Manned!Moon
Mission · Defended
WASHINGTON (AP) ..L
From the beginning, the U'.S.
objective in reaChing the moon
\Vall more than just to bring
back· !atnples. Otherwise, the
United States might have sent
~ an-unmanned..ship. -just~
the Rus sians recently.
"I think the achievement of
the Russians ·With ·an un-
manned vehicle is exciting aod
shows a hlgh degree oE tecbnoloiY,•• _J)r. _George-M.
Low, acting aQnllniStrator of
the National Aeronauti cs and
Space Administration, said in
an interview.
He did not go as far as Or.
Ivan F. Obraztsov, head _of
A1oscow's A.eronautic s
Institute, who called the Luna
16 experiment "no Jess an im-
portant event from the point
of view of technology" than
America's placing men on the
moon.
; "The main thing to keep in
mind is that the principal and
first purpose of Apollo.was not
in bringing ba ck l u n a r
samples, but to build a space
capability for the United
States; to tiuild space power
and space exploration
surface material and
back the information.
Beginning wilh .Apollo 15,
probably in July ·next year,
U.S. spacemen will carry . a
small rover vehicle to the
moon for much greater ex-
ploration .than has ?een possi-
ble on the prev1ous short
walks.
"Once we had decided to go
to the _moon with man," said
Low, "man also demonstrated
he was capable as an explorer
in space. ~re's a good ex-
ample on Apollo 12 when Pete
_Conrad called ~t to A1 ~an,
'hey, look at that .interesting
rock over there.'
"He saw · something he'd
been trained to look Eor. No
machine can dQ_ ~hat."
Brassiere
Fails .Test
At Airport . ·
capability and to demonstrate · COUJMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -
it," L:tw said. The metal stays '1n a brassiere
uro meet these objective! worn by Karen Longo of
we selected manned lunar lair Chicago caused her nothing
ding! which would require but trouble.
very large booster capltblllty,. Miss Longo was boarding an
very high technology oE man-airplane bound for Chicago
ned .fligbt, guidance .. beat prcr here Tuesday when a melal
te'Cbon ~n d. -environmental -detecUOi.i meter useiJPfiinilri.
control systems." ly to detect firearms hidden on
In retrospect, said Low, "J , passengers BOW!ded off.
still say the 1961 decision wa_s , 'Mle FBI asked her to sub-ab~lutely correct, ~use It mil ·to a search. After being
btult the space capability we cleared she boarded ·the
set out to do. We stated in 1961 plane '
what we wert going to do, we • .
did it in the eyes of the world, But ~fic1als ~ P~ Colum-
on time and within the fur>ds bus Airport Sllld M1ss Longo
that we told Congress it would by then was angry and men.
be." tioned that for all tlle trouble
With a demonstrated 1she had . gone through, lht
_ capability o( landing o n should h!Jack the plane.
another celestial body, .!ICOO~ Again the lady was whisked
ing up sample! and returning off the jet and detained by the
them to earth, the Russians FBI. After talkjng with ~.
seemingly have some ad-the authorities allowed her to
vantage fOI' exploretlon of the continue her trip.
planets. -
The United States .plans to·
launch • spacecraft• called '
VJkln1 in 1975 to land on Mars
a-yiar"later. Vlking wU1 have
a"'1ample analysis laboratory
b~mical laboratory
which 'will analyze ·Martian
Reunion Set
Sgt. Maynard
Unit Lauded
Technical Sergeant Tbom11
W. lt1aynard, son ol Mr. and
Mrs. K. L. Maynard, 330
Corsair Way, Seal Beach, Is a
member of a squadron that
Jt 15-yeai' rtunion o( the 1956 ' has earned the U.S. Air Force
lfaduates o( Soutll Gate High Outstanding Unit Award.
Sd'iool; is being planned for Serg~ant Mayn~. ~n air
May 1971. ·Anyone having ad-opera~ons supervisor.'" .the.
dresses of any graduates of -. 2 127 th C o-m murucaUons
that year is asked to contact Squadron at Yokota AB,
Shirley (Bracy) Flippin at 96&-Japan, will wear a 'distinctive
1'20 ot Helen {Markle) Ross service ribbon to mark his af.
al lft-2'128. ftliallon with the unit.
Opon llloft.·Tlln. hJll.-4 p.m.; fd. ,. ..... , ....
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Red Hot Election "·Campaign ,Hits Hawaii.
HONOLULU ( U P I) upwards /,[ !500,~ -a tidy
Hawaii goes ~ its lut-1.n-tbe--sum in a state ·with only
nation Prlmar'.Yt election Satur-282,470 tqtstered voters.
day with a campaign blitz the Burns has accused CUI of co~
llkes of which has never been ducUng the same lcind of pro-
aeeo here before. fessional "slick" campaign.
Charges and c o u n t e r • Burns put together the coali·
charges about campaign spen-. lion that -tu r n e d the
ding aad prefeilJlooal-publ,io-0emocratr1ntrllre-,atFs
relations help have majority P.8rtY 16 years aR:o,
overshadow~ the lssqes in the add political obsea. vera say if
hot democratic 90vemor's he is defeated many Burns
race~l>ellmlL.ll!l>-lmll ilL.wpportm may -bolt-lo cumbent John A. Bums and the GOP where a candidate
Lt. Gov. ~mas P. ~ill. with a n~me-magic to many
Gill, aceusing 8w:Jis of Hawaii voters if fovf\red to be
"hiding behind a TV tube, .. · nominated. The Republican
has charged the governor with favorile is former Judge
hiring fOW' mainland ·public Samuel P. icing, whose father
relations firms and spending' was the fifa t e r r it or I a I
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' Science Fountlation:Grant-
A PlUllO National S<le,.,. "Such studle1 also old the dirtdor ol Scripps lnsUtuUon agrlcultun," llildl said.~ · plJtd oceac ICl<-ond~
Foundation Sea Grant" has fisheries or this state ahd wUI be Hitch' a p er 1 o n a I Amoq other aoals ol. the applied asp ects of. marine
been 1D4._de to ~ Uniy_erslty or_ related industries,. adding ·to repr~tlv• for Sea Grant proaram wW be the exPln!lion bloJocy Jn<! b I o 1 o 1 I ca 1
Ca.lllornia for "educaUon the economy of California. 1ictiviUes. ile will be assb~d of 1raduate imtruclion iD a~ oceanogr•phy, Hitch s#d.
training, research and public AnlOng uniU of the uiilveral-by a coordlnaUni commUtee \ 1
advisory service In the use of ty aystem sharing lhe grant of members from all UC cam-~..J.~--"'"'Thew.gr!:."an:_· t-w-.-,-... -OUll~. ,-ed-b-y-::.~~~' ~i:~~ ~~: mtch ,.1;;:-erisis-Symposium~Sl.ated.-·--
uc PresiQent Cftar}es Hitch lnitituUon of Oceanogriphy :._ will be matched by UC and
and Rep. George P. Miller (D-the un1veM!lty-wlde Institute-of San Dlegci f00odaUon funds An one-day symposlbm w01 auditorium of the Orange
Alameda potlntyl::-Marine -R •a o u r c e •-head· and facilities. bt-spor.aoi ed jo!nt~-the-County Medtcal-c!tntet in llS::~,..,;'°"'"""~~Mtllet;'-<!lalrman~-9he Uaderod.JIU<til>l!<: ~ "-ptanoed-objeetlvet Is ,_,___,,_,...._M-e-d+.<rl-~1ng-e -~re"'•trat1on-~
H Jolla laboratories or the U.S. ~·a ........ .,.. .............,. -vr .lU'C' gw lll:'C' ouse committee on science eiploratlon of the posslbWty Center, UC Irvine and the •. • h
WHEN DISl<STER STRIKES. HUMANS GENERALLY BEHAVI LIKE HUMANS
GrHt-Ala1ka Earthq11ak•-of 19'4. Confirm• Ra ... rchers' Opinions. •
Hu111an. in -Disaster
.Quake Brought Out . Best in Alaskans .
By JOSEPH L. ftlYLER Four years before t tf e were under control, attitudes
WASHINGTON (UPI)· _ quake, the U.S. Geological shifted toward expecting or
When a great natural disaster Survey bad warned that much even demanding outside help.
strikes you can -count on of Anchorage was built over a Firms that offered !Upplies
ti hazardous layer of unstable hurrui.n beings to behave, "'e , 'free for the duration' asked a._: clay. The warning got little at-like human ueings. lenti.on. for reimbursement. Workmeh
A team of social scientists B t h h the demanded pay for overtime." rtported confirmation of this u sure enoug • w en
"law" after long study of big earthquake came, the clay "Alaskan! bore little in the
human reactions to the Alaska slipped, and great damage way of losses." Private pro-
earthquake of 1964. resulted. Mter the disaster• perty damage of rrt million officiftls respomible f or Tne team's findings, reconstrUt'tion realized that was relieved by federal ex-
published by the National the old mistake of building on pendltures Ot $114 million
Research Council of the Na-top of unstable day should not through September, 1966. And ~onal Academy ~f Sciences, be repeated. -''.some businessmen may bave ~clu~~~ o1~~:rvatio~ that: _Tbe.......Jn.istike_nexer_thele£L....!.ound themselves better off
-Tue A as~a qua e_ br~gb1 was repeated. As the research -af er the eartliquairttian
out the unself!Sh best 1n people council said, "Where economic before."
(many_ o( whrun sought com-interests are involved, lessons An influenza epidemic or. the
pensabon after the fact for learned from a disaster are closing of a military base
their performance). not learned for long." Since might have been worse. ~s it -~ disaster p~ai.nly _the quake, new building! ift-tumedout,thequake"hadon
revealed past errors of Judg-cluclin& a luxury hotel have balance little long-term human
ment (which, because or been built in one of. an-impact -evidence of the
economic considerations, were chorage's "high ri9e areas." resiliency of the social falric."
IOOD repea_ted). . The investigators al.so round The rep;>rt sakt that the ma-
-When the chips were that when -disaster comes Jor le!SOll.<!f the Alaska earth-do~, priori!J went to prG-people do_ first those thing~ quake should be the need for a
tection of property rather than they are trained to do rather national policy-to reduce
to rescuing of people. than the things that may be losses in futw-e disasters
As the research council more urgent. "which might not be • so
summarized the t e a m ' s Firemen look r~r fire! to put fortunately timed or located."
report,"Alaskahadilsnormal out. Police direct traUic and Such a policy should
share of heroes. wise men, watch out for looting: Utility discourage unsafe building
'and foots." wi>rkers try to re 8 t 0 re sites and types of coo-
'Optimism'
In Pakistan
Over Grain
'utilities, and "administrators strucUon.
hold meetings.•: "The dispersal of population
-· -and human works into areas
In Anchorage, organized of high seismic potential is ac·
rescue of people was delayed celeraUng," the report said.
until more than 12 hours after "We will hage to labor mighti-
lhe shock. "Manpower that Jy merely to keep future losses
could ,have been used for at present levels."
systematic search and rescue 'The need for a national Joss efforts was devoted instead to the prevention of looting•• reduction policy "' especially
which turned out to be a urgent, the report ,. a j d '
JSI;AMABAD, P a k i s ta n "misplaced concern.,, because:
(AP) -A dark side is emerg-"Before the end of this cen-
ing in the Green Revolution. The team's report stressed tury it is virtually certain that
"Miracle'' varieties of wheat that "the behavior of Alaskans one or more major earth·
end rice are boosting pro-during the disaster was typical quakes will occur on the North
d . . Asi b of behavior on such situations American continent.'' 5~cti~~ ~rea~:; y~!1~~ elsewhere." The team of social scientists
problems of s u r p I u s e s . There were many heroes which prepared the report was
unemployment and possibly who worked long with little headed by J. Eug~ Haa s,
ne\¥ diseases. food t>r rest. "But, as soon as professor of sociology at the
and astronautics, said, "In the Bureau ol c 0 m me r cl a 1 of barne.sslng "the vastjleat of tal u--'th Assn • of $7.50 mcludes lune ·
present stage Of scientific ad-fisheries and the San Diego large power plants, now con-count~ Mtn 1 ~th "·· · to .( Pre-registration lJ reqUltt.d
vancement -on-the nation's State College Foundation. siderid a pollutant, to create acqua~-peop~ wi ~co. prior to Oct. 17 and may be
campuses;--s tu die s in UniversiJy of S o u t h e r n arti(icial upwellings of deep cepts of crtals mterventlon. d b writing-the Mtnlal
oceanograpb1 provide the data California is the other Sea nutriebt.-r,lch _waters of the 1be session will be, open to ma e Y
necessary for the' preservition Grant Institution in the st.a~. ocun and also to use the any interested lDdtvlduals and He a [ t b AMII., 2215 N.
of the coasts of California and Hitch noted. -warm waters from power will be held Oct. 17 from 1:30 Broadway. Santa Ana or by
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new varieties cost more to
grow and ,don't taste as good
in chapattis. the flat bread
that is a staple in the sub-
continent.
"It would appear as though
we are approaching the end of
the tuMel and there is a
gleam of hope that we might
at long lasl -win our batUe
against hunger and malnutri-
tlcin ," said Pakistan's
agriculture and w or k s
aecrelary, AJtM. Ahsan, in
what sounded like an ·op-
lliiiislk. statement.
"Ooe might wonder if the
present achievements should
glve rise to more than
cautious optimism.'' he added .
THE HOLY SPIRIT: H• ii 1 ptrt cf iii•
Gcd-h •• tl, Acb 17:2,, Rom. I :20, Ccl.
2:9. H• w11 pr•1ent et J.uu' b1pti1m.
All THREE "'•mb1r1 cf th• God·h••d
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''111 thi"91", nJ, 14:26, 16:1).
Heh•• PERSONALITY. He h11 SPOKEN, I Tirn. 1:4; TESTIFIED.
Jn. IS:26, TAUGHT, JR. 14:26; GUIDED, Jn. 16:11: FORIJD-
DEN Ac.!1 16:67, SEARCHED, I C•r. 2l\O. He h11 1 MIND
Rom; 1:27; KNOWLEDGE, I Cor. 2:11 ; AFFECTION, Rom. 15:
JO; o W1LL, I Cor. 12:11. He 1uff•r1 ilithl •nd inj11•i•t, I••·
61 :10, H•b. 10:29, Eph • 4:JO, I Th111 5!1f, Mitt. 12:11, 12,
Aclt 7:51 , Actt S:l . H• it .,.,,y mwc.h 1 REAL •lld LIVING b•in9!
He dwe1l1 ..,;1hi 11 EVERY Chri1ti•"· Cer. J 15, Eph, 2:22. Ev•rv
per1011 W ho b•coriii1 1 Chri1ti1n •K•ivt1 ~e Splrif el fh• li"'e
h• r•p•nh •"d i1 b1pth•d for tht fo19 i ... ent11 of 1i"1. "R•p•nt
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for th• r•mi11ion of 1in1, '"d Y• 1h•!I ••til"• th• 9ift of th•
Holv. Spirit", Ach 2:18. H•v• YOU btlit .. ed in J•1111, r•p•nl.d
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thtr1bv r•t•ivin9 the Holy Splrlt7 VISIT the Churc.h of Chrttt,
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:STUDY THE lllLE WITH US. ,_ n . c....e '· S111W1.,.. 7:JI A.M.
Pakislani after Pakislanl
warned delegates from 20
countrJes that all ls not bright
about the Green Revolution,
even th>ugh "miracle wheat"~==================~! bu boosted Pakht.an's pro-
ducUon fro!J\ 4~ million tons
in 1965 to more thin 7 million
tons lhls year.
"Pakistan has a Ire a d y
started experiencing 90me
problems atlsing out of the
c.luvation of theat varieties,"
sail! Shafi Niu, agricultural
~ of the Punjab, the
rlchek, wheat-growing. area.
He Saki new varieties re-quire 30 to SO percent more
water, so farmers cannot
cultivate as many acra.
"New varieties do not come
up to the standard of oon-
tWnen.'' Nl8I added. "Their
chapattl-maktzl1 quality i s
poor.
This ractor brings a discount
of ;ibout 30 percent in the
market price o( new v11rletles
compared to "'conventiona.I
varieties.
11be new var1et~s have not
'been lully tat<d aplnsl J><SU
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-Your last memo got mixed reviews-they loved it
in the accounting department, but it laid u egg J
-e:vet,Ywhere else."
Truth-in Binge
'Ca n.do r' Astounds Observer
By DICK WEST l am referring to a bill that
would require book publishers
WASHINGTON (UPI) • -to adopt a policy of "truth in
The "truth-in" h8! become blurbs."
one of the nation's most ar forms of demonstra-Maybe I shall eventually be able · to adju.s-l lo
• particularly in Coniress. forthrightness-in congressional
OUr lawgiver! already have payrolls, but the creation of an enacted "truth in lending" and honest boOk blurb delies im-"truth in packaging '' agination. At this time I simp-measures, and new ones are being proposed almost every ly cannot picture such a thing.
d . Perhaps it would take the ~ ed Nothing in this, however. form once suggest by a
quite prepared me for the re-critic named Robert Lasson.
cent confrontation w i t h Noting that many modern
novels .are mer"" ""..,.,fu-·" -credence· by;, the-House-of--_ __.,. ..... ~
Representatives, which stun-devoid of any literary merit
ned us veteran Congress-· and published solely for the
watc}lers by passing a "truth ·sake of sales, he proposed that
in salary" bill for its own they bear a warning label :
eme_loyes. ··caution: this is not a real
This outburst or candor book. Readinglt is-an utter
junks the traditional system or waste or time and money."
payroll obscuration, u n de r Blurbal probity, however, is
which a staff member's pay a two-edged sword. It would
was ascertained by a formula apply to the classics as well as
only slightly less complex than to those PJ11!ieot potboilers
the equation for time-space· that slither their way onto the
continuum. Or the recipe for best-sellers lists.
apple brown betties. -Under tbe "truth-in" re-
calling a $ 2 1 , O 0 0 con-quirement. a classic might
gressional employe a $21.000 have to bear a label such as
coogressional employe, rather this : --
than arriving at that figure "Caution: this book is full of
with a computer, was almost hard words, c o m p J e x
too radical a concept to grasp. c h a r a c t e r i z ations and
I wouldn't. venture a predic-philosophical insights. Reading
lion as to whether these startl-it may make You think."
ing lunges into veracitf will 'llhus you can see that "truth
continue, but if they do we in blurbs" could be disastrous.
may one day see what would .L' probably wouldn 't be long
be the ultimate · in "truth-in" before no books woU.ld be read
legislation., at all.
Republican s Get Edge
'Rumiing for Sheriff'
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Who is running for sheriff? ·.
"Not since 1952 has there
been such a ca lculated
political pandering to our
fears, our prejudices and our
divisions," he said. "In 1952
In the political debate of
1970, Republican Nation a I
Morton finds self-appointed
sheriffs "1. m o n g prominent
Democrats he says were 'soft on communism' was the
formerly too tolerant o f · political bltidgeon. Today. it's
violence in America. ·soft on crime'.''
"Republican candidates thi ~ In 1952, Stevenson was serv~
fall, from senatt>r ~n .~own. ina: in' the Marines and his
are running for sheriff, says . . Adlai E:. Stevenson l I I , father was governor of lllmo1s
Democratic nominee (or and a candidate destined for
senator in lllinots. "They are defeat as the Democratic
runnin g against kids and nominee fCI' the presidency.
kooks, Communists and Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R-
crime ." Wis., was a potent influen« in Republican leaders are hap-py now that they have found the politics of 1952. He bad
$at seems to be a cutting spenl two years stirring up
issue. They can blame the fean among voters that
Democrats for encooraging careless policiea of -a
violence by a "permissive" at-o e mocratic administration
titude and can ho~ the sort~ had permitted Corrununists to
on-crime i ss ue wi ll hold jobs in government. To
overshadow economic issues his critics, he was a hit-and-
which appear to be favoring run character assassin.
the Democrats. What became known as
The Oemocrals have been "McCarlhyisnf' was viewed I
upset and thrown on lhe as one but not the only factor
defensive. They would prefer in Democratic losses in the
to pound on economic issues 1950 congressional and 1952
and blame the Nixon ad-presidential elections.
ministration for unemploy-The GOP last won ci>rtrol of
ment, bigh prices and hi~ in· ConlJ'eL1 in 1962 wtth Gen.
-rai.s. Dwight D. EIHDl!ow.tr IS Its -111 ft Republican Nit.tonal presidential can d Id• t e .
Comm!Ute'.s weekly publica· Eisenhower i n d i c a t e d a
lion Sept 21, Monon pointed penonal d i s t a s l e for
tto s.n. Edward M. Kennedy as McCarthy's methods but never
"a ~le ex1mple ol a pro-repudiated him. mlneat Democrat who was
soft on law and order but who Two years lattr. t h e
now bu pinned on the ahertf· Democrats re1ained -I o1
f's badie and become an elec· Congress. The Senate bid
lion-eve enforcer." agtffd to return atter the
Morton also m e n t i o n e d election to act on I resolution
former Vice Pruklent Hubert condemning McCarthy's COO-
R . H u m p h r e y • n o w du<;t. After the ret0lution was
Democratic nomlnee for 11pprovtd, McCarthy faded as
senator Jn Mlnneso11, as a msjor fo~ In pOllUcs until
"anothtr one who has sud· his dea\h \n t~7.
denly szcn lhe light." rtf e a n while, Eisentlowerl
Stevenson argue!d duMng a again defeated the 11enlor
Washington vi11lt Sept. 22 that Steven&OO in 1956 by .a vote or
the GOP had d e c I d t d landslide dimensions -but
''demagoguery Is good politie1 • without. restoring the GOP lo
W, year." tonltOI of Colli'.,.· I
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In tht. 13th year or I.he pro-A~S fir l•Kllltr • 1nd 11111 Ml411 ff"" h --ltd tf ll>e SUl"•lltOlt COUltT 011' TH• COY_,,! w w1rr1t1ty u 11r,;_1 or 1-lltcl 1600? Pldllc CO.st HllhWf~. P1d flc Mr. HonMll WI... 717 ,V..iisrOlof. «Ultd 11>1 $1ml.
gram the d ivision is set up so ~Ml~ or-· c"" OfHY . 111101, lolloWlnt """"' ll!ll'IDs. nun. In full •N STATI °" CALll'O•NIA·P'Olt .... n11... rlllt ~-•Ion or er:. P1ll11dl1, C.llfornlt , 1 ..... 1 ... ··-t CoroM dot Mir. C1tllenlll •. Mr. tnd (OFP'ICIAL SEAL) ' s..t. !4 Or;t I, I, U, 1t1t 17"'70 llltel of r•ldfMt ls 11 k>llows: TH• COUN"TY 01" 01tAN•1 wmtN"1nc:n, to '111r !hi rem~lnlnf llrln-M.0 ., H6.S Alllntk, L-8e1cl'o, Mr.. WIUlem ICyllnl, 79117 S.i•111 F1 JEAN L. JOIST tb,{lt StUdt.nls m ay earn UP. to Plllllt R. A1t1lln, HOit El ll1r1lso Mt. A .. '1M Clllll 1um f11 !I'll noilt l«urld" b'I llld C1llfornl1, Awenue, Hllllllntton ''"'• C1lltornl1 10. NO!tt"'I' l"Ubllc • C111forn1• . "ts of d t d"l Lf!QAL N&l'ICI-Crt.,,&wll•h' v.i1tr, C1!!(11!.n!I ~~·~ HOTICI 01" H•Alt1N0•, 01" PITITION ~ ot..Iruit IO-llll.I" Sl4AOOJlll, \11'1111 !It· Oalld SM1!1m1Hr 4, lt10 Mr. Ale• SM~e...,, 117'3 Canlort. Stuolo Prl~lo11 Offl<:t In nine uni gra ua e ere I Dlffd SHI. 1, 1t10. 'o• •11.o•AT• WILL ANO ttre11 from Fibt\ii,....'-15;·1no, 1, In $aid Alberf·w. Alldtnoll c11¥, c.Ufarnl•. ot • .,.. c_,.,.
for the fall trimest@r l!C--.. ....,. Pl\111, II'. Aui!lft CODICIL AND 1'011 l 11 TT I. I note PtOYlded, 111111~1&. II •nr. undlr"" Gtner11 Perine< D•IM S.lernbef 4, 1t71 ,,,.,. Commlulon E11Plre'
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cordJng lo Bill Hamilton, area flCTITIOUS NAMI On Slot .... 1m. blfl111 ""· I Nollt"'I' Elfll• ot OLGA F. LINSTltUM, IN t•MnlU ti -TrliSIN •N of Ille Or•na• County: Gene<•! P•rtner P11bllsl\ld Orlnte CNll 01illl llJICt. ,, ecto' • -r Tne u,.,.,.i.n.cl doll cerilh~ht-Ji"C-.. Ubllc In ••'fOt" MW St1i., -tlY OecN..O. trusts Cl'Nl'ld b¥ &1ld Dffd cl Trlill Ott SH*'"°"" t. 191'0, bl~1 mt. 1 St111 ti C1ll,.,nl1. 0•-• County: Oct. I, I. 15, 22. ltll , 1mS.JO ~r r ._ ducl!nt I bUllntu II 1sa W1rner. Hun-l#llrtd PlllHll It. A,iKtln linown .. m~ ~ NOTICE 15 H'REBY GIVEN Tiii! The btMllclsY uncltr ukll D~ fll Holl"' l"Ub/k ht I nd lot Mhl Still, On S..olembefi •• 1t10, befort me, I •
The Ne wport-Mes a Center ti"''°" Beith C1Hfornl1, Ulldtr tht fie· bl~ HrllOfl wlloM,NIM .. wbccT• .. lltWI N GVSTEN OHLSSON Ml flied Trt.11!, b'I '"'°"of I bnlch or ckf111tt In Jllf"llCllWIHll ·-·'l'I' Alblr! w. Andlrlon, Nollt"'I' Pl/Mic-In •Nil tor $.lllcl s11t•. LEGAL N011CE !Illus firm ~me Of ProftHlonll Auto to lllt · wlthlf!I"' lllsl,,,.menl I nd her1ln 1 petl!IOll for •roblle flf wlM •lld llMI' obfle•ll-1«<1rtd 111tr 1 b .,., known !I me to bt ""' ""°" wllow persoiwll'I IPOUred AllHrt W. Andtri:t n
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offers .cour ses toward creden-Di till •llll 11111 ••Id firm 11 comf)Oud of •c-nowlldeect "' -..Wied 11>1 um•. coOlc!I 1nc1 for llsu111ee If Letters htrtfolor• •~tcutecl ind ••t1uertc1 10 tflf "''"' 11 1ub9crlt>ed !I lh1 wllhl" 1 .... known "" m1 !I 11e 1~1 ""on wrime 1----------------
tia/s such as the s tandard tht~foHowlnii llt'l"JOllo ...,,_ ,..... In full (OFFICIAL SUt.J T11t1mtnl1rv lo lto1 Htlflontr, r.r.,.111e1 u'1tllers'9ned 1 wrlttlfl Olc:ltriUl!io DI st•iim•nl Ind •cl!nowledsred ht •xKvled nim• Is 1ubsc:nbltd lo rho wllllln In-Cl ll;Tlt'tCATI 01" IUlll'tllS H~~ht• •nd o1K4 fll rtslcllllCI 1, 11 follows: -'-b t!:. Divis ~ to whoch Is midi fir ful'thtr 111rtlc11ltr1, Dff•ult 11111 ~N for S.lie, tnd •rllttn thl ume. strumrnl 1nd tdtl<i•ledttcl 119 tl<tcUled ll'ICTITIOUI NA.Ml l• ~-----eei.lementar.y-.and~secondacy., 1-~~~Wl-llcidlrlac LA... Nol•rv l!'ublk: -C1l1tornl1 Ind 11111 "" "m• Ind lllCr of htlrint 1111 nDlkt ,,, twlKh I nd ol llecllon II ct"" (OFFICIAL $EAL) I. 1 l~e 11m1. T~ Undtflltned doll urtll~ ""' Iii con· M•rl • tandard des.i&nat~ services Hut1t1nttton Bdl c11 t2"I -. -.i"lneturomu-1 ,_....._.._. "' ""' 0c1•• t.-mt.-tt ·tfll\flldfnr.,..-.-.en-uw-t1.-e11rto -C111tt1r-F.u.rau..s1~1 OEE.lCJAI..~~ ~:...~m,;1 1 t90ll cutt Dr"--•---lt
-•general pupil personnel and -o..NH=t ~~1.i!:t, -~~'r-~:,, E,..l•es ~!.~·~11"of"::"'~~11(/f12~su1~~ ~~,, .. ~:°'~·~~::~~~~·~~ · ~:11!:7',..';~~ f..•ll!Wnl• ~~e:~ ,:;:i!11.~~iit0mi1 tltlous ~Inn ,.:m;n~u1~'ri.~A11v . l C.Ufor 1 • J11"' n, 1'11 ( ltrlltllr A-, In lttt c!h of FlllltrlOll. l"Clflci ;_.. .Jlr~lch nd ·4 l ti 1 be Or1ng1 Counlv Pdnc:ls>al Offlc1 In MARKETING SEltVICE •net !Ml stlllf. general pupil p e r S 0 n n e ~llll ol C l'Y " '' ,. PublllMd Or1 .... Ca11I 01llY P lot, C1Ufornl.I. P«Ol'decf In book ;Jll l<lll~ ~II.,. ot ould Mr (ommlnlon E11Plros Ol1nge Cacml'Y firm Is CM'illllled ol lhe fol ... ing etno.,,
services , 'J'ng~...ia;i,~, ti U70' tlelort l'l'le, 1 Seottmbtr 10, 17, ~· 1nd OC!obtr, I. 01ted S1pt1rro1Mr 7t, 1'7t. OfflClll ltecordi ' ' · October :S. ltn Mr Commission E•PlrH ~hose ntme In lull l l'ld PllCt tf r"ldtnc1
' • • Not:tv l"ubllc In ·...., l.r $.11111 Stttl!, 1970 1171-1' W,_E. ST JOHN, o.te:'seo1ember u . n1o l"ubllshtd Or1n111 Ca1st 01!lw 1111o1, Odo~r J, 1t71 I 11 tor w1: ·
Purther Jn{ormalJOn may be ~--ii• IP-red Ht!mul a. Tie-• NotJCE Counlv Clertl. IENEF!CIAL SERVICE CO. SePMml>lr 17, 2~ ·t 'ld October I. I. Pub.ll1hed Or1rl!'I COii! Dilly P!lo!. NJjlhnrt ',· -~·~••1•1 ""1 !=lllf Or_. _ b••"ned f perd " , .:··-· 11 mt ;o..,~ ltll. NOl!!I .whose LEGAL JOHN•· McGINLIY is ••Id Tr"'tee lt10 1119·10 seotemblr 11, 24. •ncl Oclob1r 1 I, IWflo e1 ... ., -.11 or" 1. o ... 1 rom ep mes -It blc: lbed 1 '"-... lth.lil:lr -:M4I Wl!Mlf'.I ._..,.,.., 11111111• ---•v A:t.-TU11tN!:it-r\I" P et1t1t 1 1910 111t-10 Oiied s11>11mt>tr :io, 1t1C1.
di . · f Cont" · Ed AllM IU ' .9 -... "' ,.. LM AllHIK. (II...,_ NtS • _.. ' n -:.lohA.f.. W1lltr VISJOn o 1numg uca-strument 1N l(X,_le,11d Ill! ••ecvtect ,. ,.,._. T•I• u1u as.1u1 • SPs 2101 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SI••• o1 C1lllor111, or.,1111 Counl'I:
lion (213) 753-1411 tM ,.,..., C•llTlll'ICAT• 01' 8UllNISS AftWnotr Ill' Pltlflllllr llublbhld Or1n11 C:0.11 Dill\' llllot, On Sept. JO, 1t10.. before mt, 1 Noll'Y . ' ' !OFFICIAL SEA.LI l"ICTITIOUI NAM• Publl$hed Or1nM CDUI Dill~ Piiot, Swlembtr 1• Ultl Octotllr 1, I, lt10i----------------i ·----------~~~~-IP11bllc In ind lot Hid St11t,~11er.-lly
Je1n L. Jot>.I, Th• und¥1fsrntd clOn ctrlfh he Is ton-Stitt. 24, 2S. Del. I, lt1'0 1112·70 17•1·10 . NOTIC• 01" •ULK TltANlll'lflt Cl!ltTlt'ICATt: 0, a uSINl!SS, IPHl•ed John F. w,11.r linawn "me I~
Nof•l"'f .. ubtic.C.llfoml• tluctln11 ·1 blnlllMS 11 1617'1 Cr1l1 Ln., · (lfcl. '161-1111 U.C.C.) . ll'ICTITIOUloNAM• IH the person whole n1m1 Is 1ubtcrlb!'O
l'rlnclHI Ofllct In Ortnltl Coilnt-,. H11nll11111011 ilHch, C•llfornll, .under lht LEGAL NOTICE Nollet Is he-reb\I 1l11en IQ 1111 CredL!<>r• Thi unclaral•nllll cloel certllr Ill Is CM-lo Ille wllllln lnsrrumenl f'ld 1cknowled!J
My Com,..lulon Ellllll"M flolJllOlll flmt 111m1 of CONTINENTAL L~GAL NOTICE ol LLOYO I!. WINBURN Incl JOAN $. ductln• 1 bu1lnes1 11 P.O. 81111 1:192 Cost1 Id ht u.1cuttt1 tlMI 11m1.
Seti!. :U. lt1J CAll .. ET ANO UPHOLSTEltY CLEAN-SU1"81tl01t COUltT 01" THll WINBURN, lllJsbenct •nd w 11 e , Mesi, C1llf., 11ndtr ""' flctlllol.<1 tlrm (SEAL) Publl~ Or•"" Cini 0.llY PllOI, ING 111111 91111 Mid firm Is comPO!ed ol ~ .aAlt t1J4 STAT~ cw CALlll'O•NIA' POIJ Tr•i1$ler.,1, wt1oH buslne11 lddre11 ls n11711 d COAST DISTlt!IUTOIS Ind 11111 11.eba H. C1nelll,
Slofemblf" 17, 2( •M OC!oDtr 1 I. k>lk>WI"' 11er..,.,, 'llitlOll lllmt '" II.ill Ind SUPEltlOlt COUltT 01" ~· THI COUNTY OI" ORANGI"' Wt1t 17111 Street, S."11 An1. Counlv of stld !Ir"' Is clln"il>OHd of 'IM followr.., Noll,., Pubtlc, C1llfl>rni1
1m 1m1a l'I•<• fll rnldtft<I .... tot....... STAH 011' CAt.ll"OltNl~OI .... M1tll Or•nite. Stilt ol C•lilornlt. th1I I bu•-"'"'°"'' Wllosl n•~· In lull Ind llllt t ol l'rlnc:lo1I Ofllct '" L•r,.,. LON Ind Mlrlt C. Hulett,. 111:12 THI COUNTY 01' OUNG• NOTICt: 01" HEAltlNG 01' l'llST lrlnollr 11 lbltut lo bt m1de lo JAMES resl6'-nc:e Is II lvllow1: Or1119e (1>11nll'
Members of the Glendale LEGAL NOTICE Cr1lo Ln., H11nllne!Ofl llHCI!, C•litornl1. NI. """" AMllNOllO l"IETITlON FD• ••o•ATIE w . IURTON, Transf1re1, whose bu111\eSS Jahn w. F!IOe•· lt!S IC•w•I P\1tf, M~ Camm1 .. 1on l!~pi•eJ l---~==~~====~---I Oiled Stple"'ber 11, lt10. NOTICE o, H•AlllNG ON P•TITION 0 , WILL AND l"Olt llTT•ll;I T•ITA· 111d•es1 Is llfl CIPI Verde Pl1ce, Cosl1 Cos!I Mesi, C1llf. Seal. U, 1f7J Hoover High School Class or NOTICI TO CltlDtTOltS LlrfY L. H11lell1 POii; l"ROaATI OP WILL AND l"Olt MINTAIY Mesi, C1lllarnl1, C011nl1 al Or1n9e, Sll!t Oiled t.)0.10 • Published Or1r.it• Ca11I D1llr '"il•I,
1"'5 WJ')I hold their 251h re-IUPlltlOlt-COUa.T 011 THE M1rl1 C. Hulelle LETTl!IS TllTAMEHTAltY Estate of OLIVE ...... RIE RONEY . •kl ol C1!ll<N"nl1. Jahn W. F\ld..s Ocf. 1. I, 15, '11, 1970 1110.71
;J"I $TATf: 011' c.ALll"OllNIA l'Oa Sl•tl ol C1llfornl1, Or1n11 C1>11nlv: E•titt of ALF ltED I" FISCHER l kl OLIVE M RON EV lk• O M ll'ONEV The 11rooerty.!I bl l r•n•fere<l ls loc1ll(! STAie ol C1lllornla. Or1n9e (ountv: ----~~---------union Saturday (Oct 3) at the TNI COUNTY OP' oru.N•• On SePI. II, 1t10, btlart mt, • NQ.Ur'I A . • . • . . ' •I I02 WeSI 17th Slrffl s."'' A.n• On Seo>t. JO, 191G, before me, I Nollrv LEGAL NOTICE . .... A-1.61SJ l"ubllc In •nd for uld SI•"· Pt .. or••ll~ LFREO FISCHER, lkl AL FISCHER, .... MRS. LEONARD c. ROHEY, •k• C1llfornl1 Counlv of oc.inge $111t oi Putinc ln Ind tor ••ld si.ie. Pt!~l llY La Canad a Country Club at 7 Esti ll of l lm-Edld'I, Olc••stcl. IPPllrld l •rry Let H<1lette •nd Mirli c. •Ii• A, P. "AL" FISCHER, Dtce1Sld. MARIE IC. lilONEY, lkl MARlf RONEY Cililornl.' ' •P040lrtd JDl'in W. FllOeS kncwn 19 me 19)----cccoccc-~~~~-~---
NOTICE IS HEltE&Y GIVEN lo Ille Hulttlt knOWn to 1fi1 lo bf !M Pli<IOlll NOTICE IS HEREIV GIVEN lto1t O.ce1s•d. Slid pr0..erfy Is dtscrlbed In leMril bl the Plf!IOn 'Mfl<i•t .,1,..e It 1umcrlbetl HOTtCI! 0, SALi! OF
p .m . . crecrnors ol rite •boY• n1med clect*nl wn..u lllfnlll 1r1 IUbKrlbed "the within ROSALIE FISCHEll MAICUAOLE h11 fll· NOTICE IS HEltEBY GIVEN TFlll ••. AU ilock In l••d• fl•lv'IS e<>ulpmenl to '""' Wllhln lnstrumMil I nd 1ct.no1·11e09-ttEAL l'IOl'EltTY •T
ReservaUons from Orange ttoi t ,11 "'"°"' hiwlne clilm• •••Inst 1111 lnitru,....,,t i nd •t knowtedied ,,..., 0 • ed herein • ,.e1111on far Prob1t1 at Wiii LIMOA GIESLER h11 Hied herein • Flfll 1,,d 1100d will of lhi t' cle•nl...; a. l•un<1rv ecr he e•ttutrd the 11me. PlllVATI SALi' • I Id Ill th ecuted 1111 ume ' Ind for IUUIOCI OI Lelltrt T15tam1nt1ry Amtndrd 11etlllon for profN!e al wlll •nd bvtlnelt lino*n IS "Sl nll Anl Clothlng (OFFICIAL SEAL) NI. A 6111( CoW1ly may be made throUg~ :11. ~n:.!.!~ ~~en, ~n ti! .J1';'; (SEALJ • . to 11tllllantl', tefertnc1 la Which 11 m1d1 !or lssu1nc1 of L1ll1r1 T1sl.rT11nt1rr lo Cari Center" Ind lot•tlid i t I01 Weil l7!h Mll"'f IC. Henrr In !~r Su11trlor Court ol rite Sll!t a'
Dr. Don Chapton, S83-0791. of Ille cllrk ol ltoe eboll• M!Ullil'd eo11rt. ar Purl E, •. ~)k"' C
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10 Prlllfll """"' wllll l'hl MCl$1ftr Nollt"'I' .,... • 11lorn 1 Incl "llCt of h11rlnt the ume 1'111 btln For furlhtr N•llcul•f1, Ind !hi t 1111 tlm• Sltl• ~ Ctlllomll ' ' ll'flnt;IHI Oftlct ln In the Maller ol I~ Etl1lt of INA
Tickets are $12.SQ.per person. -.... tit fhl .,,..,.'*'*'•I l'hl offkt Prlf\d ... t Office In .. , tor Dctot>er t, 1fl'O,. •I t:lO '·"'·· In •nd Pltc9' of 11Nrl111 !he ...... 1111 been Trot bllht rraruloir wltl w conJumm•IM O••nt• (Ounty LAURA GOODRICH, Oecusrd. -r=r.;;:;~~~~f:~~~~=~~;:=:~:~::::~~~~~ll Or11>111 County 1 1111 toUrtroDm of Ototrtmenl /'fo. l tf Mt fof" Dcfol:I« 16. 1'10. 11 l :>O 1.m., I" on., llllr Ille 15111 di' of October 1'1' MY Comm!Hlon E•,lru Nollet 11 htre01 •lven 11111 thl Un·
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Mr Con'lml11i.. ll!~ll>'lr11 $.llld <Olltt. 11 10I Ciwlc Cll'iter Orl\111 1111 ""''''OOIT\ fll 0to1rtm,nl Mo. 3 at ~1 N-1 Nillon•I tlink. uot w~tcrwf NOY. 2•. nn dtrsl1ned will 1ell 11 Prl~1te ule, IO tr.. ~rs 111" • M1rch 1 lt12 Wnt. In Ille City of S.nl• An•, Cllllornr1 ... 1411 court, 1t 100 Civic Cen~r Drive Drive, N-rl Beldl. count11 of Orinte. llubllihed 0r1rt11• c .. IJ 01uv Pila!, Mtthe•I 111111 but bidder, 1ubJtC1 "" e.....
S T:A.R.~A:ZER:M~ Publllhtd ·Or~nN COii! D1 llY Pllet. C.lld Slo>lwnbtr n, 1'1'0 w~st, ln the CllY of S1nl• An•. C1!llarn!1. State of Cillfamli. Oct 1 1. 15 :n. 1t10 18Gl·1CI llr,..,llon of Mid SU111rfor C1>11rt, ort ff ~ Ck o 5 11•• W E ST JOHN D ~ •· 1 Oo '' 1>-• ' ' 1111< 1ht 11h day of October, HIG .. SIP!. J,, I. 1, • I • 1t79 -·JIO • • . • ...... ...,p em r • •u So l1r II kMWn to lh•.J"••i'lllltrH, 111 CL\Y N County C11rt: w. E. ST JOHN buslneu nimei ind •difrntet used bv LEGAL N011CE U th1 ofllce ol CLiti~ICE ANO SWINK,
.AlllS • Ll8U. LEGAL NOTICE DAVID S, TINOL81t COllntv Cler-Tr_ansfero,. for l~e lllr"tt we•r1 Ill! P•st, 1113' Wtddln!it~ SlrM•, North Hollywood. MA~.ll • }( '(-"-"-. •1 c;aa. .)( ........ £11 lJCtlW11!cllffOr.,SU1!1J2t Pt:Tll!il;TOINAY • ifdltltrenlf•omlhelbave,trt:Nane Count-, of La• An91le i , S!1h ...,.. _d, ... I -· NIWlllH ._ ... C1Hf. ~· aoal!ll.T NUMPHltlEVS 01!ed: SeplHnbor JS, 1t1D CllltTl,ICATI 0, •llllNISS of C1llforn!1. I ll !he rfsrh!. 11111 •nd In· A/i; 1' . A~COf ,,.,, 3-. ocf. 22 I" :11171 J ot: Cn() '"""' 1• ,,,_., Suite H6 Jime1 W. Burlo!o l"ICTITl'OUS l'lllM HAMIE lere•I of 11ld d«et Hd 11 11>1 l!l'llf O'
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~nj.16-17 reodwordscor ldillgtD.l:l.ITlblts -v-.u· P'ICTITIOUS MAMI PuMl1hed Or-Coul 0.111 Pllol, AttwM71 fin .. tlllltM<" -P<iblllhrd or1n91 Coi•I Dill~ Pilol. cert/ty 1111! Rlclllrd P. Ert:, eo>ndutlltlfl' thll not 111111 or 11td decl!t!Sl!'d Ill~ l'G~·~· "!>-'~''( To develop mes.ta~ for-fridoy, , •J•~ CEltTIP'ICATE 011' aUllNISS.. AlllrMJ fir: PtHlllMr c ... 1 Mtt,1, (:1llflrn11 nnl Trillltertt THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby de1tFI 1nd 111 ""'' rlehl, 11111 1nd lnte1"1:S~
I 7_..ft-.>..1bi~ . \ ~.~ · The unoer$l9ned doll <lf"tll'Y ht 11 """" Stitt. !4, 25, Oct. I, lt1'0 · 17'5·70 .. Ublf~ Ort111e COISI DfllY Pllet, Sept, JO, H10 1111 .79 m1thlnlnt lo m•iiuf1cturlnt b1.11lntu 11 1equlretl 11\1 aper1tlon of ltw « athefwllli,
----TA91US 0 ~~ ""$1g'l. . . XOWtQ dueling I bu1lneu 11 ... 0 . BOli" 11"5 S.,.. St!PI! 30, Oct, 1, 1, Jt1'0 1111·1D 26502 51l•m•nc1 Or .• Cit\' al Mission Vie· other thin er In 1d<:IUI.,. lo n..1 fll u ld
>' ---f•I\ l-5cut 610.. ~· ta...An.I ..C..llfQl"nla... UGdtLttla.Jktlll<l'-ll LEG"NOTICE lo. Counlv al Or11>lte, St1!1 of C1llfornJ1, dtc11~. •t The time al de1lll, Jn 1nd 11>
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i"-r4 )o "''~· 20 2 Fn:roc~ 32 !lode. 62 H" · Ol!r.tli • .firm n.'m1 ol S a. I Trucklnt. •net lhll ~ · ~ · · · tEGAI:-NOTICE t;EGAL NOTJC!! ------·~-1111-JJctlUou flrm_namt-Gf 111-1111-urt•ln rul-41rap1r1w..al~tcl-llt. I ~ MA120 30o•t'I Jlll!Ci..... 6)... _..:.a . uld firm 11 com•Osed of IM following · MISSION MACHINE tnd MANUF,t..C. !hi Cllv ot San!• An1, Caunfy of Or1nge, a,:n ~ "1r'5 -J~ lltio""9 61Spoipi ~· llll"IOll, WhDI• 1111711 Jn full •nd 11r1ce .. SUPl'lllOlt COUltT 01' THIE .... " TURING COMl"ANY And th1t ••Id firm Is s111, °' C1ljtor~I•, ,.rtlcultirtr: ilestrllltd 'u;.' 5 Yotf• JS lft 65S-. Z-31 . r•ldtnee b •• fol!llW'I : STATE 0' CALll"OltNIA 11'01 CEltTIP'ICATI: 0 .. •us1t11ES$ T-4JMt com-td of f~ followlnsr Del'SOn, wl'lole I I k>llowl, to-wit: "'"'"''''-~ ·v-·-Jtl l\ .. ~ Slmllll J. J-s. 2602 S1nl1 An1, • Ttt• <:ou.,"',.!!' ... oru.NGI'. ll'ICTITIOU$ MAMI'. IUPl!ltlOlt COUltT 0, THI'. n1m1 Ind edd•~S5 Is n follows. b-w!lt Lais 5' •nd Sl of F1lrl1•n .Pin
.... 1.. -C ••· ,,,_ , .. o·•-•o ......... ,,-'' I• <-· ITATll 01" CALl,Oll;NIA l'Olt ··-·-o ' ·-•••-•·1 m -· D T I 0 7 -·, J7 ,..-'17Y-••-*--0111 .....-11. NOTICI O> MIA.''"' o• ''''''°" ,_,.., ~ '" ~· ........,. . ·~· ....,.., ..... •·-r., ••cl, 11 P•r m1p recordrd n oak 4, ........ ---· ,, .... ... --' ··-u-.... -u ,, "'w. V""torl• SI.. THI' COUNTY OF OIANOI Miu '·· VI•"• c II< •• 'Ml II . M •
:<'"} ' 9 Put J9 In 6'I r.. "' • . Si muel J .. Jane• t.•n••• • • •••1•1••••TION C•I• Mell, C1lltoml1, under -!IC· NI, A-11211 WITN"E$S mw hind 11111 ?jlft dlY of of Or1noe C1>11nfy, Ctlllotrll•. '..-!MAY 21 aic..,, J4 5oto:l'tl 61W<orrill .. "& ..... ,... '· ..... t70 . ll'Olt l"•O•AT• cw WILL AND l'Olt ~ .... ·-... ""' t • I . oasre -0 see IMOUI •P•· "car ~
/"#"'.JU"'f~ lODon't AQ()ff..,. 71)-~ 21 Stilt ol C1tlforn11, Or1n91 Co<.1nty: WITH'"' Wl'L ANNIX•O lilloui firm lllfTll ol South COl!I Gr1PhlCS NOTICIE 011' Hl:AllNG 01' Pl!TITION September, 1110 Th1t Ille P•011erty l1 belnt said In 1n -rn:-.-6-,,.,. ~J f ,-~ --00 .-: ----.~.,,,-·-.-· ~-•• __ _ On lieol. 2J,-lt711, belort l't\I, • NO!lrv • Ind filll .. Ill firm h eamJ:IOlld af the FOii' l"ROIATE OF WILL AND FO•· ltlchlh! t'. Erk ·-_ ~II Ii'! ~llk>n..-•11111 111llhout-'lli•rr1n1Y.o ·10-'4.1 o:~e "' r°'"91t '· r~ J.lJ.31).4'.l Publlc In Incl tor Nld Still persanillv Ellllt of MARI( S. GOLDAINE. f<lllaw!n1 Per5on.-Whtise ntmt In 1\/11 Ll!TTERS TESTAMl!"NTARY STATE OF CALIFORNIA e•P•e•• af"lmpl!tif, 11 "to illy cCndlllon,
5'-63-73 12fr""" A20f s.r..;c.. ,;SI"• ti!$ 1111 J J Ii ' I t DKelled. tncl Pllte of rtsldence Is 1s !allows: Est1I• al F~ANZ C. EWIG, Oi!c11led. COUNTY OF ORANGE use ar zonln9 o/ lhe praperlv bolng llClld. --~.. '3~ A)Y...-. 71 ~.a.....!... • -::'i.:! ... = wt.ai.. 0:::::...1.:..:S(~l't..: ,,•,o,TICE, "uMEREllY GIVEN TIMI 0 Roger H091n t30 w V(CfOrl• NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN Thll ON THIS 2'!h d11 of St!-Plem~• A. D.. more commortlw --II: 1171 Nor1M
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-• 11Qul:llf'lll 4'°'9o11i19 7•·ru .... .._ c:An1COllM "'""' •lthlfl lnsrsu ....... 1 Incl teknowlfdso· RT • H ltWfTZ hit llltd htrtln I Cfilt. Mes.I. • . ' NEWl"OltT NATIONAL BANK, A N111cin.1 ""· bofw• mt Gene Benson • No!~ry Rllfl Strtet, Sin!• Al'ili. c1ntornf.I. JU"',l 21 lSjll'-, AS A~ 7S~ OfC. ll 4-Id hi ••Kiiied lhe 11m1• otlllloro ,., Probflt of wlH I ncl tor Oiled Stlllemt>er U. ltlO. l•nk'"9 Auoc!1llon hilS 61etl he~;,, I l"utillc In i nd lor $.llld C011nl¥ 1...i Sfllt, Terms o1 wle cish In 11wtvl monet of IVL1 n 16Ml.octl -16aor-76Wltll • (OFFICIAL SEAi.i llSUI~ of Let11r1 al Ad,..lnlMr1tloro with 0. a_, Ho!l•n •ttlHon tor prob.ate ef Wiii •nd for re1ldln1 !Mrt!n duh' comrnl••ioned i nd the United Stlle5 on cantlrm11lion ol $.life,
17 1\ il1 frMnd 17 e..ftt JAH • .,, MIO'"I' IC Henry !hi Woll Anntxed lo ltot l>lllllontr, Sl11t fll C1Hlornl1, lss111~e DI L.itert Ttsllmlftlltv to !ht s-rn, lltl'"IONlllY I POllrl!d Rlch•rd P. or llfrl c••h 1nd bll1nce tVkle:Med .,,. ffi J.1.._'25-31! 111-lold •I~ 18V.,.. 1·12·'.n-34. Notirw Publlc.c'11ltornl• ''lerenct to which 1s m1~e f.,.. furlher 0]"1ntt County• 11t!Uloner, reference to wnlcll ls midi hlr Ertl, kMwn to mt ta ho Ille person whose Nl!f •Kured bv Mort111111t or T"'st Owd r:i.lo!J970 l9 11uiif A9 T<> J9flvll"4 K.l.l'-IO-li6. Prl"cipil Olllcl In 01rt!eut1rs, Ind rlt1I lhl lime •M Pll tl On Sept. 16, lt1'C, bi!'fore me, I Notarv lurlhl!f" o""llcu1ar1, 1'111 th1r the time Ind n1me Is •ubKribe<I 19 lht wlt~!n In· on rltt prapertv to IOld. Ten eercent et
• · 20A. .5051-80¥..;i Orlnll <;ounlv QI he1rl111 llw Ume hti bttn ltl f., Public In Ind tar 11ld Siii•, 1tr1an1llv DllCe ol heiring Ille same h11 boen Sii ,frument, 1nd 1CkMWl!!dQed to me niat h1 •mount bid to be Oepa11tetl with bid.
LIO 21 ~ 51 In 81 ~....i.:.;,;g AQU.llAUS• My Commission E••I••• Ot tOl!er f. lt70, it t :30 1:m., In the IPOe•red 0 . ltO!ttr H091n -nawn la ma lo lo• Dctot>er 16, 19111, 11 t ::ID •.m .. J" the ">ittuled ll>e ltmt. IN WITNESS a ldt.,. offer' to be In writing 11..t wllt M"l Jlllr 2) •22n.. !i2lhole l2f,om" JAH. )I~ Nov, 14. 1tn tt>U rtroam or Oep1rtment No. l "' ••Id be t~e ll!!rlDn whose Mme Is IUbK<lbld COllrl•oorn ol Deoartment No. S al ••id WHEREOF, t hive htre<H1!0 wl "'Y h1ncl tie rectlv..i al I~• i f<lresiid olflct 11 •nv IC.ii • ~ 23 Or 53 E-l l w PvDllil!ttl 01"1intt COl•I 01itY Pi IOI, '""''· 11 10!l Civic Ctnle• Drlvt Well, In lo 1111 wlllolft lnltrumenl i nd ltlllOWladtt• court, II 100 Clwlc Ceroter O(!~e W11t, In •rid 1llixed mw ollld1! 1e11 lhe d1w 1nd llmt' ill tr the tint 11Ubllc1UOfl hereof 1M ~All&.J1 · 1 ..._._. & • ,~!"-0 , ,_"!"'9 ffl. # s .. t l•-Oct 1 I II U1' 1111·70 the CllJ ol S1nt1 A.,., C1lllarnl1. rd fie e•ec11ted llw ume. 111~ Cltll al S1nt1 Ana, C1tllornl•. re•• In This ur'ilka!t llt1! t bovl written. tie•art dite of 111r . ..--.. 4.,_,, .,.. ......,,.... ~....... _,.._~ • ' • " " ' OATEO St11tember 22. lt70. !OFFICIAL SEALI • D11et1 SMrllrnbtr "· 191'0 •0••1<1A' ''''' '"",..:1"'-l~~15w.tto 5~~. B5T......., l:.t........, LEGAL NOTICE w. E. sT JOHN. M•,.,. IC. Hen,... w. E. IT JOHN. o. ... &en""n o11e11o'~~~!:.:•£.~!.,S~tem0er. it10. ~-.56-UO..,. 56 W..., ·MT....,. l.a2.9f County Cler-. N<>l1rr Publlt..C.lif<lrnil -, CourolY Cter-• ~"' PYbtlc Extc<llOr al '"'"will
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~Sewage Duff all TofileiS Rate B f fJla--
For th e Record
Slowup Probed Area Sales Re:QJ.am Brisk
Mr, Ind Mn. WH1l1m Shrl,..I\ ))M -lvlvl1-'-'""' Newriort l..ell, DOV. Meetings " M .. r. 11!11 M•1,, 1m:-Wttrt11. WI -TllUi:SilV nl!HO ·s;n I Mr , " By GEORGE LEIDAL apartments by develoJM;ll wai
01 t11e 01111 ,11tt '"" cited by Nutto as the rea&0n
par(d wllh-tho unemploymiot
role, ls lhal 11'1• conllnub!f. In
spite of the. bia:hest tntereSt
rates being ,_ charged b y
lenders.
ANAHElM _ orange Coun· for I high, si1 to. seven per
cent YM&n(Y rate f o r
Mr . ...., Mrt. 0.vlf !11, UI I . '"11~..:Ji~°"'s=" ~~ ce~~·. lt.11~ TOWllWl'll "lo, J, 111111 A.111. ,.... 8)' TERRY. covn.LE said. Kewitt hq asked for ~11m "''" W1111llM!Clft 11.cR, :ii Mt, 111C1 M{I· G.Mfoe w. l'lofftt.r 170:2 Of"' D"" p 1 H om S<Nrre1 c n::t1, Hunt1"'1on 111t.c:11. _,, lltt 11 mare mon"v from the sanlta. M1M.tik l odof, IOOF H I I I 11lrL • -., w .. 1m1n11tr ""'"'IHI' wu1m1n•1•r. Ml. •na Mn . JMtoil t1mmtrm1n. "' Directors of the Orange tlon district to pay for extra
1-»· 11 m · ovo11 Roff. Coil• ~ ... 111•1. • I ty has been added to the apartment!.
federal government's list or 35 "I look for an increase in
major population · areas ex-apartmept vacancies to nine
r .C111e · i..0.ar •rer1111111o11v socreiy1 Mr. •I'd Mr1. J1mn .r.. Klr .... tu w. County Sanltatlon D I st r 1 c t costs incurred in replac ng the
(IOWMI MllStlll!I. Sl nl• An1, ,,.,.. "'"-or., ((1111 Mt••· bD~. 1 •• "•';!!.~ ,.,, ,-·••m•s• . ..-• ciub. M••• M~ 1ric1 Mn. J(lll" It. SlfnOtr, 101>&1 want to know who i~ to blame craci<t:d pipes. ",_ • -.-1• vltw W11!mlnsTer, boY. v.ro• country 1.iuo, c;;os1• Me ... 1:o1J Mr. 1n<1"i.l•i.. ..llmtl....l•rittt. :po e:. L a delay in qoostoJc'ion of " ormall a com taint must · · Eli Cl b Elk Loda !llrSf:7"tosli ~ ... tir.' ' I ' be llled ·lhln 4 d 'b l ~ewPOl'I H••DOr • u · • '' Mr. •l'ld Mn. 1111, '''''''·''''Ml••· lhe~ 18.9 .mil ion ocean· ouUall.. se WI 5 ays, 1 u ' ;J:45'• VII OCIC)rlO, Newoorl IU1,n, I om mir Drlv•. 11111>oe, boY. at the mouth of the Santa Ana both sides have agreed to a
pe riencing sub_stlintial o r 1--c,,,. ... Ment-unttr'lployment,-but or 10 per cent bx. the end of
1 1 standard business I n d e :r e s the year 1" Nut to said.
such as rd.ail sales have yet to While the 11tate Department
show the effecta~~ --;-_of J ina.nee. p.o_p..ula l i.o.-n
This -may he due t o
P.articipatlon In \ profit ar-
rangements bet~ lenders
. and devel<lpers of \large apart-,,.,,,.,itin 1...01on Po$f ~55, Ame•lc1n • S.pl. 1t ----ment com_plexes. , · , 1.ealon H111. ,ii.$ w. 11111 s1 .• ce.11 Mr. •ncl Mr1. 1tobli'1 "'· 11111 • .oo JUv_er. six.·m•,,n~-~tUdf," ,Har p_e r
-...W.. l fl.mo 133 1 Hll --cor1......0.Ue.-Cor0Aa-ffl ~'• twl11 d K tf h t d i-'[;~~11 e~°"At"MJ"t111t.1n 1.torQfl tt1ft AJ.,1r1~ M,.. T~ GIMtM. Spokesmen fur Peter Kiewitt !Bl · l~wl ~n ma e an 1--~c1vie-<ctn1.,.,---Huntt1ta1on--e-9dii-t--=1;v1nc~ N•WDOtt 11.,:11, 'llrr: --~' ., con rac r ~or ' -e Q"act-cla1m--yet 11.m. M~, __ •nd Mr1. Ht~rt ltJl\I 2tl .:)IJll:I ' 1or I.II
Hll!'llnt1lcm 8W,h J11nlor Ch•rnber of ....... t.rrtv Av, .. Coit• MllP, olr1. , 21.~lool sewage p1.pel'•e, , Harper said the first 7. ,000 commtrct. :'h.'1r1lon bNCh Inn, Mu,.. Mr. Ind e.••. <Mf"•!d fi· ~· lfti21 VIN'" "'' H~:::~~~o:·:: ... w rJr\~ct1.1 1Noy i~· M~.u!~ M~~~~i:: ~ r.1~~ 1a·.::.'io Claim they Were ·not &Ware Of feet Of 'pipe W8S layed in eX· ~:W.'~1\ ~~.:,." .... ..:~ . .W..11Nl1...i Mriv~ S~'.·wri:n~!;, r_vAn11ir1on, "'' ocean currents between Hun· ·cavated earth. below ua level. B11ch, 2:JO D.m~ circi.. ~,_,., 11•c11, 11r1 tington Beach and Newport When the contractor began
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Mor e Ti me
· -Jn-Anaheim,Orange-Goun~(_e.s_ear~ ·~il-es~i!-~~
ty's largest city, City Manlger net migration to Californ1~ at
Keitt\ Murdock said the latest zero, . Orange an~ ~an Diego
retail sales figures to cross his cou~tles are cont1nu~ng to ex-
desk showed continuing record per1ence populaUon increases·~
sales. "This means we are con-
Nutto noted-that the trerid
·awa·y -r r=-~m-aJl-lnveSlor
apartment d~velopment was
evident In the absence of
permll_requests.
foon11in VllltV lwgnlt (lult, Fron· Mr. 1nd Mr1. Ph 111 Chin, '1134t Liii ~oi1", 'II~''•, m lvd .. Huntlnatoo Arni,_ Clrclt, Fount11n v1111v, 1w1n1 Beach, which apparently cau5-laying pipe in the ocean it was se•c · · · · c • , QI•! •1111 tiov l ~ bol T C Assistant Planner Frances tH,WllOl",!-~:rt111"1,1~11~~ •• ~w 'r# Mr. 1nd Mtl..J1m11 C. IC•nd1!1, llJI ed the joints Of several pipµ ge On ~ocean tom. 0 ross • ... om..... ' , ••• , . .. COODfl'fleld Drlv1. Tustin. Ql• . Nullo of Anaheim"! Depa'l tuwport B11t11. • •no•· "·'"· Mr. 1ni:1 Mro. F••.w:l1 "v1n, 1ns to crack in July. After short period of time • ! •
H\""""ton e:~°"ieit1•v c Ju tt , $kvllne DrN t. l.1tun• le1tt11, o1r1, ''The main issue is whet.her the contractor discovered tha t men t or Development Services e~:~~'-~;.,,:~~.;. 11111. Hun11na1on Kiewitt should have known currents or movement or LOS ALAMITOS -Los noted that his glum prediction M~.'nl';..~ ci:;ratf.!~~: t1~~~1'ij,:~~ W • about the ocean conditions water on the bottom of the Alami tos school childr;~n now that onl y 1 million square feet ~. -it:-•!-.,,fl'I;.-----~--es-tmi n s ler.Derore aying tne pipe on ocean naacallffif1tje 'j:npe. to ha ve a o m re ime to walk · Hndustrial-space-w<lttld-be
·ocean floor ," Fred Harper, settle wievenly and slightly built in Anahefm in_ 1970 had Births
D eath Noti re•
Celebrates
IOOth Year
WESTMINSTER Next
Wednesday the City of
Westminster will be 100 years
old.
across the street on their way proven fl v er t·y pessimistic. general manager of the crack some joints. 1 K. 'l h h to c ass. "More i than J ,300,000 Cl'luare sanitation district, explained. 1ew1 t ad to replace t osc .., The ocean obtfall is about parts and lay the pipe again, City offi cials fixed It for feet were built in the first six
half complete now, Harper but this time with roc_!<..s them. months, though further growth
• BoardOkays
Drain Plan
underneath arld on the side as The city council approved may come to a screeching hall braces. during the close of the yeiJr," changing the length of green he said . "They are working ;round the clock now and l Oew_itt light.. at ctrlain intersections the usual yearly growth of
hopes to finish by January," where more children are now industrial space in Anaheim is
Harper said. "Meanwhile, we walking, since the school 1.4 million squa re feet.
wll! study his· claim to district's buses sto.pped run-Although industrial vacancy
The birthday p_arty includes ~ determine if he i11 entitled to ning. 1~ up, Nulto said the new
8 large parade, several day·s SANTA ANA -A ma11ter more money." 8 . "·d to b d space being offered is not
I l d · l lh so 000-us service 1"' e rop-aeros pace oriented and is of of festivitie11 and a vi sit frorr. Pan ° rainage or e ' ped when the Los Alamitos h n · · · the~ Lord M a•y or of acre San Joaquin HiHs area School District lost a lax over-~r~~· ~x.:e ~Ose ;51,~ 1~q~:1:!
west minster, London, will be e::gineered by Jen· Seal Group ride election July 21 . Buses feet.
England, the Right Honorable nings,;Halderinan and ~Hood now run on.)y where the ·
Brian Fitzgerald-Moore. of Sanla Ana. parents can pay dir~tl1 for Murdoch and Nutto agreed
He will open ceremonies A contract for the project Seeks Aides them. that aerospace la yoffs have
Wednesday night, al_ong with with the cost · not to exceed The timing of lights at fiv:e contributed to the county's
, Mayo r Derek Mcwhinney. Sl4,000 has been approved by SANTA ANA -Volunteer major intersections has n<lw unusually higtl unemployment
On Oct. to, a ISO-unit parade the Orange County Board or typists ~nd office workers ·are been changed by the city. rate.
will salute Westminster's IOOttl Supervisors. being sought by the Christmas These five intersection ''Many highly trained people
year as a city.· From Wed· The area involved extends Seal Associ_ation of Orange previously allowed pedestrians in aerospace are now taking
nesday through Sunday, Oct. from Corona de\ Mar to County, according lo Mrs. !fi seconds to wal k across. jobs at levels substantially
7-11, the Westminster Cen· Laguna Beach and inland Mae Jolly, director of the 1970 Jnterscctions with theiir· new less tha n ti)ose for which they
tennial ExposiUon and Fair almost to the San Diego Christmas Seal Campaign. times are: Los Alamitos are qualified." Murdoch said.
wi ll operate ln Sigler Park. Freeway. Envelopes and address Boulevard and Br ad bury Anothar indication of the
The exposition at Sigler Eventual d r al nag e im-labels are primarily the Street (27 seconds); Los continued._ health or spending
Park will feature band con-provements fo r the large ex-material lo be typed, she said, Alamitos and Orangewood despite unemploymfJll, is the
wiiu'"' t1iu.-,. -10'J'iu~~,,-,m--,.-.. -,-.,.~,-cert-!,.piper-bands;-a-countr . panse-of 'lrvirre-Company'"Will -but-non"typtsts-are-also-neede<r-Streeti-34};-tor A1am:ltb"S8ifalow;4wo-to-three:-pe:r-eent
M111. s ... v1cel penol"o .• , wes1c1111 and western jamboree, pan-be paid for by acreage fees, to stuf! and mail the en-Farquhar Street (26); Los V1'cancy factor ift tnngle faml-
c1i~"1 MorllJ•~u~~~~'u cake breakfast, a deep pit according to County Flood velopes. Alamito11 and Katella Avenue ly dwellings. be l n g ex·
w,11., J. 1ou<1re•u s•. 10311 Monl~• barbecue, carnival rides and a Control Engineer George Interested persons may con-(29); and Katella and Bloom-perienctd in Afahe!m.
~:~:;. Hrn'j~~'.1111,!~1':~.:11~:,i~~ ':;; historic farm equipment show. l)sborne. tact Mr!. Jolly at 835-3837. fiel d Aven~e (26). Heavy b u i Id i n g
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di~', ·7:30 PM, Pttll""FiWiTIY-Cotenlil-1'u-n•1I HDme. llle11ulem Mass Fr!01v. f AM.
SS. Sl"'°n & Jud• Ct!hollc Church. Hunt-'"''°" INc.11. OlrtclPd by Peek F1ml/y 'Colonl1I Fune•ll Heime. NA OE AU EllUIMllh N1<1e1u. 8elovPd mDlher of Mtt. Fr1m:i1 C1111ov, Mrl. Roy Bebe, Mrt. C"'rlne Vid1I, Mr, Murr1v N1de1u . .. Also survivPd bV lJ 11r1ndchll<lr.., in· cl""'l"ll F1ther Ro!>lrl Vld1 I. A11lsl1nt P111'$r ·el SI. Bon1v..,tur1 Ct!hollc Church. Huntfn11ton Be~eh ; and 11 ore1!·11•1nd-chlllfr1n, R1111rv FrlO~V ,1,JD PM. llf-u!lm Miu. s.turo1v, J:JD "M, bl!th •' St . ..,,,,..,1ur1 Ctrl>olic Church. C1ll1h1n Mlulotl ·M....iu1r-v, Dlreo:lors. PRENTl!R -. 'rtddll T. Prent.-. 24'.0 Santti' Cl1r-. 01,,., Point. 0111 of detlh. Se..I. n. Survived bv d1u911t1ro, Mrs. M\!lon D<I••
11\d 1nd Mro. Judiie $ml!h: 1nd wvtn af'l1""'1:hlldr1n. Servic es wlll be htl<I S1t-urNv, OclOMr l, IO:JD AM. C11mmun1tv Pr11bvflrl1n Church In San J\+ln Cu•I· strono, with Re1t. Richard Bush ol'llclw!· ln1. Interment prlv11e. Famll• suttul$
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-SeR-Anoou~~ Am bitfuus 19·70.:-71 S-e™on of 9 Plays
Alam Delon
Bring s Back .
The _'Idol' ~
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP) -Any
woman in the world wouJd be
happy to buy pork chops from
a buteber -as~handsorne as ~~"-""'""° A1ain Deloa -no matter bow i• heavy a thumb he put on the
scales. -
But the actor, who once !..
whacked up hams in his step-~
father's pork shop in a Parisi.;·~,,..~~-.
suburb, is no~ cutting a wider l i ) "'"" ,
swath as ah international ~ . t.
matfuee idol. ~ ~~ + .. 4
At 34, tall, dark, bllle""Yed i'fi;$~ , .
and handsome, Delon is Itri!<· , • ..,. ·
ingly reminiscent of the late J
Tyrone Power. In the Jatest of r·:
his 30 or more fi l ms, t "Borsalino," which he also .., _yf-'·
produced, he is co-starred with /,_....
Jean-Paul Belmondo. They
play a a>uple or small-time
rogues who w i n d up
dominating t h e Marseilles
underworld.
Vanity is about the only buf-
fer an actor bas between
him.self and the rude shocks of
this world. and many a one
believes-his career to be-the. .
mast important thing in the
universe. ·
Alain regards his craft with
a more Gallic practicality.
"A statesman, a scientist or
a writer can put his stamp
upon his time," he said, ''but
not an actor, Tilere is a dif·
ference between creativity and
interpretation.
''I don'l have the vanity to
want to be eternal. A famous
Pl!inter might paint your
, portrait, and it might be
eternal -but you wouldn't be
eternal,
"I~ is only the crealion that
ls eternal. It remains. The in·
divldual is dead."
Alain put down his butcher
kriife at 17 and spent four
years in the French marines.
He worked brieOy as a porter
before journeying with a group
of actor friends to the film
festival a~ Cannes, where he
caught the eyes or producers.
His youthful ex-periences left
Delon with so'me iritense and
positive views about liviiig.
"Ufe is a constant fjJiht;but
beautiful." he said. "You fight
every day for what you
believe, but it is worth it. It ts
all too sOOrt anyway. It is a
race run so fast it is a shame.
"I want to live for myself
and the few people· I Jove. I
want to do only the things I
believe in deeply, so that I can
look in the mirror at my face
and not be ashamed."
Divorced more than two
years ·ago frofn his actress
wife, Nathalie Delon, Alain is
devoted....to his 6-year-old .son
Anthony.
''l worry only about him and
no one else,'Lhe said. "AU my
Hli ls him. He is the ODO-
Unua:tlon of myselr.
~·· am almost or the past. lie ls !he fuhft.
••Hf is to sensitive, eo
louching-~so SM$ible. l 'd
like bbn 11!...be ....-_g<M."
'Dl1cu11lng -bi.t awn
penooallly, Alai• said he felt
hlo b@t quality WIS "a !CD!e
o( lrliftdllllp," and his wont
fault lad<·ol' oell-conlrol.
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Of fll9 o.llr Pilat l .. tf
U someone S&YJ she can't do i . you can
---bet-that CorJMe.$nipp4 going-to-gi.v~it~
=.a-try and IDOll-Jikely lllCCeed-ln doing it.
Corjnne's determination is remarkable
because she was born with congenital
defect.! involving one ann and both feet .• ~.,;.;
and hu beat the odds against her--tO ---. !1-""J"°'""''"' •
emerge a bright, happy, outgoing ll'f.1-r~
year-old.
Corinne and her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Snipp of Huntington Beach, have
been chosen as the poster family for 1971
by the Orange County Chapter of the
Mareb of '
Co{inQe__JUa__bcim...without-a left. hand
and deformed feet and at the age of 5 had
her feet removed to the heels to make
her bra~fitting easier. She has been in
_ the hospital five times already £or
surgecy.....in-her-lhort-We,-and-f aces-a
lifetime of medical appointments.
UNDAUNJ'ED SPIRIT
Yet her spirit is undaunted and her am-
bitions are high. She runs and walks with
the agiUty of any llM--year-old and by the
time one has been around her a few
minutes-her-handicaps are forgotten .
The Snipps, who came to Huntington
Be~ch a little over seven years ago, are
natives of Louisville, Ky. Snipp is an in-
terior-exterior house painter and the cou·
pie bas two other children, Linda, 21, and
Laura, 18.
Mrs. Snipp has given birth to nine
children in all, and six were born with
congenital defects-and-died-after birth.
Her first inclination that CoriMe was to
be different came during pregnaney when
she felt that she carried her differently
than her two sisters.
To induce' Corinne to go to the hospital
CORINNE SNIPP PERFECTS HULA HOOP TECHNIQUE for her first surgery, her father said he
would buy her anything she wanted if she
would go; She chose an apple tree, which
h~r father,faithfully purchaied as a tiny
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from it with the care of an expert
gardener.
DAILY PILOT
PHDlOS BY
RICHARD KOEHLER
Corinne attends Circle View School
which is just acrOS! the street from he;
home. and doesn't miss a thing because __ -==== oL~-bandi~. ''I-e¥.tm--make-..her-
Jlarticipate in PE,t• her mother ex·
plained.
LEARNS TO BALANCE
She has learned to balance on her
artificial limbs well, and when she does
fall and aJimb_goe.s_careening across-the
school yard, someone good-naturedly
retrieves it for her to'1he delight of the
rest· of the 1tudents.
When a l!eigbborbOod child taunts bet
about' her handicap, 1~ tOsses Pier blffifde
. hair and says, '4God made-me this way -
what's your excuse?"
-CORINNE SHOWS. HER CYC:Ll.NG SKIL
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She skates, bicycles and swims and
would go to the beach if she were allowed
to wade with her artificial limbs. She can
play kickball, do gymnastics and almost
anything anyone ~lse does. In fact, she is.
so active that her---filther occasionally
has to put her on restriction .
Her mother, whose strength has helped
her gain her self.confidence and en·
tbusiasm for life, has taught her to cook
simple things such as eggs and oatmeal.
Since' Corinne's biggest goal is to have
her· own horse, she already has gone to
work to get funds "and literally created
her own job. She has a ''return-a<art"
service for the nearby Alpha Beta
marke.!, and takes grocery earls back at a
(Ste POSTER FAMILY, Page IS
FRIEND BIRD RECEIVES A TREAT • SHERIFF JOHN FINDS AN ABUNDANCE OF LOVE
PEAR .ANN LANDERS : Please say a
word about friends who drop in iust as
Y,OU are sitting down to eat. They were
•1passing by" and thought dinner would
be over. Then they go into that old song
and dance, "I don't eat liver but I'll sam-
' pie the vegetables and salad." Or, "Gee.
that stew looks good. I always say a
)tome-cooked stew is better than a sirloin
in the most expensive restaurant." (Of
course it is. lt's'free.) Another line : "I'm
not going to eat until later but I can't
fesist those rolls 'and maybe -a SrJ!all bowl
of that yummy looking soup."
I are tick to death of being used in thi!
shameless manner. -THE ODD
COUPLE
DEAR COUPLE: The oDly solution is a
closed door, draWn shadts and total deaf-
ness i, l.be aound of tbe doorbell.
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piCks up It's homosexual this and
homosexual tha~. Homosexuals have their
own church out in California and their
own clubs all over the world. I read that
they ha~ a big parade in New York City.
They want the laws cha:nged so lhey can
marry each other and adopt children.
Ill homosexuality 11 oew trend or what?
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the ·Pot Spoils fhe .Recipe
and asked the librarian for a book on
homosexuality and she nearly fainted.
When-I saw how flustered she became I
said, 1'Skip it," and I walked out. Now
I'm too ashamed to go back there.
Pleue tell me what to read, Ann, I
want to educate myself. -DUMB DORA
D~ DORA1 Go to another library
wltere tbe librarians do•'t faint so easily.
Ask for a copy of 11Se1 and Gender" by
Dr. Robert Stroller, professor: of psy-
chlallj a& UCLA and get yoaneU edu-.......
' them. Il made sense that children bel~ng
with their mother. I live in a small place
and I would have had to buy a large
borne and hire a housekeeper. which I
can't •afford.
My wife has a trampy girl friend who
leeches off her. Togelher ·they make I.he
bars around town and· Lord knows what
else they do, Last Friday my oldest boy,
age 8, called me at 7:30 to say his mother
had not come home from work and there
w,as no supper. He had given tbe ~·year
old left-0ver soup and put her to bed. I
went over and b~ght 90me hamburgers,
milk, cole slaw and ice cream.
because I was there. She insisted the kids
co~d have managed without me.
Now I'm concerned that my children
aren't being taken care of properlf, What
can l do? -BOCA RATON .
DEAR B.ft..: You can aee a llwyer • .U
anllt mother sbould not h•ve tiistedy tf
her children. A woman "'-woold leave
three kJdt oder a years of age •Jone ...
til i a.m. does1't ·soand very flt to ma.
Too . many couples go from matr;,imoay
to \cnmony. Don't let your ftl.Arriag'e 00p
befOre it· gets .started. Send for Ann
Landers' booklei, "Marriage -What t~
Expect." Send your request to AM
Landers In ,.,. of lbe DAILY PILOT
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person wllo "wasn't going tc. eat till
liter" put away three pork chops, my
hus~and's seCQnd helping of applesauce
and MY dC~rt. . -
if you 'know of 11 solution to this pro-
--bten\ J!d like..t.o have IL My husband and
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am a widow,
age 70 years, and I live io Orlando, Fla. I
had never heard the word homosexual
pnUl two or three, years ago. Now that's
all I bear----:1nle movies are fulr~ It. No
-matter-whli paper-or maguine..a puaon
I want to educate myseU but where do I
start? I have four children, six
grandchildren and three g r e a t •
--grandchildren -butt can't go lo them.
Lasl wetk I wt?I lo the public Ubrl!Y
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Lasl year my
wife and I wee divorced. I could have
liken our three-children but 11he pro-
miaed ,lbe'd beblYe-lf--1 let her have
At 2 a.m. my wife and her girl frlend
rolled in. They were higher than a couple
of kites and loolte<l lilte something lhe cat
had dragged~ in. My wlte was. mad
enclosing 60 cents in coin and • IOllg
slamped,-..U.addreeooil-411 ........ -,-·----'"'"
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Heartfelt Efforts Help ing at Hoag Hospital
Explaining the complex mechanism of the Defibrillator Monitor,
now operating in the emergency room of Hoag Memoria! Hospi-
ta1 , Presbyterian, is Miss Celcia Peila, R.N. Watching the demon-
stration of the cardiac care unit are (left to right) Mrs .. James
Doyle, president. and Mrs. James Rudy of the Newport Harbor
Chapter, Delta DeJta Delta, whose Silent Auction proceeds con-
tributed to the hospital'1 cardiac care· equipment.
Foundation · Goals Expla i ned.
Extravaganza
'Freedom Is' Shown Playhouse ~enef its
. . A film "Fretdom Is" will be have been cited for con-trocluce guests, aQd other 1----RoyaJ-Hun~for..-f:ash1on6. -an-extr..ava'"---:---shown-to outline. the-work-or-tributions·to·the-understanding-
gania to benefit the Laguna Moulton Play• the Freedoms Foundation at of our Const i tut ion a 1 !he luncheon will include the
house. wil! ~e present~ by the First Night--Valley Forge when the Orange freedoms. . Mmes. J. ' ~rt Meserve.
ers Assoc1at1on at 8:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. County Women's Chapter is Organizations may arrange Raymond Tho psoil, ·Harold
5, in Che playhouse. joined by new and prospective to see the slide program by F. Mullen, an \V. Myers,
· 1 C-ostumes from tt_ie entire season's pro-members St a genera I calling. Mrll. W. E. Hasbrouck, Robert S. Barnes. Henry
-ductionS Will De Shown, -antf -hlghlightlng:..the me?nbership· luncheon Mon--637-2fi64._ -G. Cole, Donald-I. Huddie6lon,
• Ho rosco-pe (
T aur _us: Be Ob--s-erver 1
FRIDAY
OCTOBE ~ 2 -~
By SYDNEY OMARR
ne Dalal Lima face dOMd
the TIM&u bonlen bec•u••
Iii• utrelocen ~ w.-r.ed fllm
that Ilia lli~ WU tnduitted
by1h'aqen.
ARIEs (March II-April It :
cr .. uve juices now; you un-
cover information wJ\ich leadl
to profit. Gain cooperation of
close associates. D i 1 c a r d
rumors; rel y on -lacta. Money
discuyion with mate, partner
is required.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Accent on le al acliviUes.
P.-rtnership prQPQSI are
hiahJighted. Let others do
most of the talking. Be a keen,
shrewd observer. Play waiting
game. _,
OEMINl (May 21.June ml :
Pel-sons who perfonn special
services deserve expression of
gratitude . A'pplies to
coworkers, _ employea. Make
IOmt overdue chanaes. c.om# hone trader. Be ai.i, to
munk&te ldeu. 0.t lhou1htJ barsins, but •Ito 1no1111· Do
.Cll pa _ _ quantr. , •
CANCER (Jun< 21.July 22): SCORPIO (0ct.-23-NOYc21): Good lunar aapttt. colncldes Cycle hJgh ; your Judan"lfllt, tn·
wlUt activiUet asaociated with tuition honed to t '&10 t•
childrtn. Penonal maanctW:n aharpness. Be coNldMt ~
rating ls hla:h ; many persons you will attract succ..-. Make
are drawn to.you. You recelv.e new starts and be..o.ct&inaJ • ..No
inskle lnfonnation concemid1 ·time_ td. play follqw the leader.
investments. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. U·
LEO (July 23·.AUI-22): Dee. ~).: Charitable actiViJY.
Activities center ,round home could_ give . you , chance &
base. Stick lo familiar ground. cre1bve_ expre98t0n. 6plcial
Take practical Course. Be with event finds Y~ I a1 DI n g
companions who share basic grea.ter recogn1Uon. Exprn.s
JnleresU. Forego ·any wild gralitu~ to. on~wbo hu_pro-
celebrations. · ved an 1nsp1rahon.
VIRGO (Aug. 2l.slpt. 22), C.APRICORN ·(Dee. Ji.Jan.
As,,ignment may require 19_). Fine ro~. being With
ovtrtime:-JmpreM supe!'ior-s-fr~ends. attending soc!~
by displaying sense of fair: ~ccent_91'1 ~ <lestrtt.
responsibility. Extra burden Ind1~1duhal wfloethn:iakes bal"'g,·
will boomerang in your favor. gestlon as som •l'!K" on . ·
W ·11 rt. will be made C-OUld lead to a~venture, gain ri en re po and romance L1ste.n 1
public -to your advantage. AQUARIUS. (Jan.· 20.li.'eb.
LIBRA (~. 23-0cl. 22): t8J: Accent on business,
Guard posses.s1ons. One who honors, reputation. You have
makes promises ~ay seek choice of going along at plod·
something for nothing. Be a· ding pace -or invelting in
own abilities, Latter Includes
Musical Fraternity
Scores Witn Concert
rir.k, bul greater rewards.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Fa vor.able lunar aspect
hig1'Jlights chance to travel, ce-
ment long-range plans. You
can successfull y com p I et e
project. It will be necessary to
clear communication lines. The entire musical fraterni-
ty will benefit when Miss
Marni 'Nixon, noted coloratura
aoprano, appears in a con«rt
sponsored by Sigma Alpha
lot!, International M.u sic
Fraternity, in association with
the California Institute ol the
Art...
The oonet!ri will begin a\.
8:15 p.m. Monday. Oct. 5, iii
the Mark Taper Fbrum, Lot
Angeles.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDA 'bone you depended
upon for financial security
displays a more reasonable at·
titude. One o( your great
assets is strength to wait !or
right time. Your "time'' is
coming. Hold on!
affair will be costumes designed by William day, Oct. 5, in the Airporter Mrs. Nell Guyette, ·Joor· Sydney J. Graham, Robert D.I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"
Barbe for the play ''The Royal Hunt of the Inn. nalism instructor at Fullerton Peterson , Arthur C. Schick A c
Sun" which takes 'place at the time of th~ Showing the film will be Union High School, will sum-Jr., Martin A. Severson and CASA G R IA
Spanish conquest of Peru. Richard H. Foltz, vice presi-marlze the graduate-credit Cl yde B. Schlund.
Area'shops also will offer contemporary dent of th~ Weste.rn Region, seminar ~nti~led Preservation ~~~ination forms "a'"r"•it--NOW OPEN 24 HOURS
fashions appropriate for before and affer·the--who also wall explain the foun· of the Prmoples ofTreedom ava1labTe (Of the natlQna
· theater Parties. dati.on's goals and current which .sh~ attended at the aw~rds pr~gram of the foun-SPECIAL NIGHTOWL BREAKFAST 11 p.m. to 8 •~m.
Tickets, at $2.50, may be purchased in proJecU. . fou~~at1on ll cam~ as the .da t10.n ~h1ch annually ~nors NOON BUFFET 11 to l
the playhouse lobby from 8 to 10 :30 p .m. The narrated. sl.1de program rec1p1ent of tlw; first Orange 1nd1 v 1 dua ls and groups DINNER -4 to 11
through Saturday or may be reserved by shows the bu1td1ng!l on the County W~men s Ch a~ t er throughout the country tor COCKJAILS b •.m. to 2 4.m. . · ' · campus at Valley Forge, Pa., 11eholarshtp. · contributions to the un-
cal11ng Mr~. ~eorge H. Thompson at 494-6215 and depicts. activfties such as Mn. Loo.ii L. Cu 'rt i s • derstanding. and propagation , Featuri•t AuthHtfc Me•icon Dlshn
or Mrs. \V1U1am H. Bruggere at 499-1538, the annual awards program in chapter president, will _ in· of the American way of life. .J 712 PLACENTIA COSTA MESA
which many Orange Countians FOOD TO •o -CLOSID SUNDAYS -,4,4124
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Club Views
Ship Study
The Tee Tattler
rl!'dltor'• Hoit; A colu""' ol women'• Mmtt. ltaberl Nld'IOlaon, '21 J .. II. Poster Family IOD ooll .corn Wiii •OP'•' ,.,h •Hit l'""-lr11, ... ,. I . "· Ei••w, "-· In,,_ DAILY PILOT. To reoort i.co•1• •• r '''' ' ,,
A program of films on O!ap-::.C "'1'uo'"'."l0ct~!-"~·.:;1~~~~,:,.~· o• w'f~.:l~~·:t~'C"~~:;~'. ~~·A: Corinne's rtJOm Is filled wi th to feel sorry for her and is man College's World Campus r..:11 ..... 11v Monc1aw.1 1h1.i.i1. 1-1•n; Jlt~or~cormkk. JJYt.
pictures and statues or horses, very outspoken about that. Afloat will eniertain members At•~°"~C.!!.0.u!~~.~.0t,.~~"w,1..,,, MATCH v1 """ -,. c1111. "'-
and one of Mr biggest lhrilla Her qow-large apple tree of the Women's Overseas ~i.!.'1 ~\\I'.".'.. "~~:;1.,M'r..,: <:::::. !':.~· lrlK.~ £1,:ir;:.•·.,~1 \· fii·~~~
occurred recently when she · symboliies the blossoming of Service League, Orange Coon· ,,,,.,1 F11ot11 •1. ,,,. "'..,,.., Rlch••d ti":f111!~ 't':~:::~1 Jh,~:C91!1~. ,.,:; Ill_., l".ul Dle~h. M1n1ln JohnMWI. C Cllu, the MIMI. 11:""9rl Ev11'1, was allowed to ride a horse in her own life. When it bore its ty Unit, on Sat.urd"y, Oct. 3, at L. A. ,. ... ,son; F11o111 c. '"' ,...,..... ,..,...; 1.._.,•d 1.,,k1, .1,· •··wi w,. '!' Jrl.-wood Pol-l!le<", C1tl P1Uer'IOl'I, -the Cops and Cowboys Horse first fruit, the branches grew I p.m. in Great Western Sav-~="h, L~"'.;.;_~!L,T•~iT:..: ~u~~' !'.m~mci~~:~"i;s~i..:111:
Show al the Orange County ca re f u 11 y to form a pr~ ings buiktin11, Laeuna Hills. "~"rtJ.~~:;;·_ F1lttii A, t11t Mme•. 1111ita. -··i,h8'r.J\'~l~ JO.
Fairgrounds. tection for one delicate apple. Films will cover student life H•,....., G•I~. P1tl1ttp Holle, "' 14 HOL• MATCH P1..•Y -A 1"11,111
New artificial limbs mllllt be Now, it hu gotten stronger arid experience aboard the SS ~".::S~dw.~~·n:,:..,:11t~1 ie-11~~~ ~': • .:;~ i~"::'~~.H:1 "';O:.; ~~·t
purchased for Corinne each and bigger and has produced Ryndam during a l!emester of r.~:. Ar.~'r°"'s.1:.;ftl,'"1~1, c.,_,~::; l"l!fllhl, Mrt.. S•m M1•k1 ... Mrt.. 1C1r11
year. and one set alone cost.ii: many apples. It, along with study and travel. .,,c;-~~~·":1c~~.,,L~f~i~"'.J;· ~~iiu~"·~ V.,..~ [~~~~ ~.1~~
nearly $2,000. She can wear Corinne, can also atand on its Hostesses will be Miss Hel· TNk1ter. •,':sei"";· ~g'.(~¥"'· -c!o'N10L•T10N l"llGMT -A Fu-.
any kind o( shoe with tier own two feet. en Cope, Mrs. J . H. Higgins OOD ttOL• -c11u A, '~ Mtne1. ~~. ;'°;'n"Jd,, H~·~tt;1~"11¥•M::;?w1d1~
limbs except tt:!nnis shoes and and Mrs. Glenn D. Robertson cC:...1~ "J~t\n 12t'J .:: L~· .... ~=~~· i~~~'l ;r~.'"M,f°.l~'!!I (,.:~· .J
· H f ·1 of • •m•na Beach. li~u;;;';;;";;;';;;";;;";;;"!'l'':;"';i·i;u;;";;';;';-"c")j';;· ;;;'~~;;";;"~· ~''~'"1.5'-~··~'~";.'~~~:-r;~,1·~'"~"~· ~ moccasins. er avort es arl! QC S" I B .,.. •• boots. -in_g e _eeJ_:__ Membership in the organiza· Fullerton Open Sun., 12.5 p.m.
How does a mother get The second and fourth Fri-tion headed by Mrs. Bettina s
through the trying days and day or tha month Orange Boardman is open to women Large •• zellii:I months of rearing a baby with County Single Bees gather in , who served with combat ~
a congenital defect? Pioneer Town,. Santa Ana. Ac-forces outside territorial limits
tivities begin at 8 p.m. ot the Un l!M SlateB. ''Pour ou l your love andi----"---"----------....-~-
und erstanding . Find
something to do wtlile ytiur
chikf i.s in !Urgery," Mn.
Snipp said . ''After sur11ery,
don't worry about y ou r
housework . Spend as much
time with your child as J>O!IS\-
ble. They n<ed strength."
She emphatically .1 a l d ,
"Don't baby them ." Her phi-
losophy w1s to avoid votun·
teering help for Corinne. She
would wait until ~orinne asked
'for it. •
Corinne doesn 't ..-.·ant anyone
Harbor
Center
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2300 .. Harbor
Cotto Mew
~5'3020
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Our fitters talk baby:
talk.
Come give a listen.
No kitchy too ... Just the locts on whtch Stride ide
boby shoe is best for )'Ottr boby. Af'ld why.
ls the height right? The bolonce good? The rupport
firm en00gh? The~verything about baby's foot end
shoe is ch ecked and double ctlecl:ed. You ·u fi nd
our fitters lots mo'e
action than lol ~.
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long top•
mDlce all
1iz:e1 look
good and a ll
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young and
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Knits Dresses
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Knits Dresses
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Domb Dresses '"·"
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Ames Dresses "'·" -;--:--:-~~~......:..:.:::.:.::..~-.Jack $.,00-
Winter Blouses '"·" I .
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COB Blouses ,..,,
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Parents -Must · learn-T ri·cks -of :r rade
By JO-OLSON beca111e they zre dependent. coold make tnOUgb money to your words," Dr. Ginou sug. birth,.u he concluded.
---•o.-... -D9'111'-•'!!!_.MM!___ ''t>epeodtney engenders ~arrOM-that-ror yau·· wlll tum gmect. =--ior. GliiOtr.who-i.-. native
Parents. Should treat their · tllity ." an argum&nt lbto • sentence Also, never use criticism . of Israel , became interested ln
children wlth the s •me What's the answer? "Give of Joye. "Most criticism creates anger the gap between teachiJlg and
~rttSY and teS()ee!. tliey children choices." If a. child.,is "Do no dama.ge" ~ the creed which is unnecr:Ssary. Childrtn learning when he taught
would exteod to a houseguest. 2 or 3, a$k him "do you want oC the physician, also is the cannot take criticism. They ele~tary schOOI In Israel.
This lrthe theory of Dr. your egs hard or very hard!" dally bread of the 1>9ychiatrlst need guidance.'" fle quit because he couldn't
Haim G. Ginotl , noted author If he is a JitUe older, ask him and )>sychologlst, D~Clnott SPILLED MU.K discov~r . whal Was missing
and lecturer on the subject of ,·r h• w·ants a ha" a glass or ttattd. Translated fo arents and went to c 0 I u m b I• ' u th. · fie described the "spil.l(l() child-parent relationsliips who milk or a whole glass (start lS means "do not ar with-University to study the ,pro.
spoke before the----\;oman,11 with a large~ glass). YOUl' chlld~s-experience-Do not m.ilk ''_princlple as an ex-blefu and earn Dis PhD in
Auxiliary-to the Orange Coun-Why \\'ill a child often deny....his perceptions, [eelings, ample. ''We deal with sltua·
ty Medical Association. change his ml11d if an adult tastes." tions, not pe~s." o • e cUniCal psychology· A f l e. r
Dr. Glnott, entertaining as asks him to mtike a decision ? A mother who comments and should say, ''The milk spilled working with dis l u r bed
well as addressing a capacity "A miracle has hai)pened -lhen says nstnlng further is _ here is a sponge,,, and .. _rto children for eight yeari he
crowd irr Melodytand s a i d he said something and an practicing: tJlis--skill very well. began to find the mmtng n:arents need "emotional small a4ult responded. He wants to She gives her child a chance crlUcizt the child for spilling ~ he Ilk links, of whit::b he feels par-ch\nfe" with which lo handle,. repeat the miracle." to develop his initiative. t m and call him clumsy. 'Do ents shO\lld become aware. the suddeft crises that occur A very important technique . For example. if her child ' n't say to yourself. 'I've
during child rearing. Dr. Ginott stressed, is to give says "The tea is too hot,'' the got to teach him a lesson,' for "LlCe may depend on our
;'In theory we know what it in fantasy what "''e cannQI mother should respond "Ph. you·re teaching him to hate ability to translate therapeutic
·is lo be a good parent," Dr. give in reality. For.example. if the tea is too hot~·· you." A parent should ask principles into child rearing
Glnott began, "but we need a small child wants Rice ' hi~eJr, •·What can I do at -rac ice.P.1--
h meci·;al-skiUs-to--cleal--wittrthe-i<r1spre!Tor breakfast ana-----:HUMAN---R.ESP-ONSE-------his-moment1o1>euthelp7--=D=r~. ~G=inott~-is-tb-,-.-,-1hor-rol ___ ,__,
crises." there are none. but are other It is a human response to Dr. Ginot{ feels that . we. "Between Parent aad Child, .. He disagreed with his co-kinds ot cereals, say to htn1, wait for· instructions and if the must "u111learn" responses that "Between pare 0 t and
wurkers in psychology !'.!".d "Jimmy, I ~·ish we had Rice mother says nothing, the are native to us. "We have to'
chi th W hi d Teenager" aod his newest. psy ·atry at parents can· Krispjes." child w assume (1) the treat c I ren as guests, for "Between· Teacher and Qlild .. "
Mo re Than 60 Years Recalled
not successfully use the tech-He will respond . ''You don't mother trusts his judgment they really are guests," . he
niqueS f psychotherapy and !)ave any." Th,e parent's thafllietenStOOllOtaiiQ{2 stre·ssed, eJtplaiffiilg lfi at
psychol!)g)'. response should be, "You she thinks he can figure out ch.lldren soon will be adults
"Whin prol)jemS start at figured it out." Then "·~ite the solution. He then will feel themselves and past their
• home, all philosop~s disap-do\\'n his special order for the il}dependent and avert the dependent, formative years.
pear. Only Skill saves," }je cereal. Do not chide him-for "hosWity of dependence. He humorously illustrated
continued . "It is time to wanting some other ki1d of "Children need aol to be his point by describing a guest
realize that parenthood is a cereal, Dr. Ginott said, ·~ needed,'' Dr. Ginott conlinued. who had forgotten her purse,
prof~ssion and a very difficult l\fARRIAGE TIP ••T h ey need to feel pointing out that we do not
one utono ,.., " chide the guest for forgetting · Husbands and wives can use a m ...... s.
H d b I ch"Jd her purse-we merely take it NOT FRIENDS lhis technic;iue for a smooth ow 0 you e P your 1 • to her. Here again is the
A h · "Children are not o u r marriage. he added. If a wife, especially a teenager, when it . k n open ouse rn their Costa Mesa home was the occasion for the 68th 'vcd-· ob · th 1 h 1 · "spilled mil " technique-we
d-. 1 b -f M M 0 friends -they are more our for example. wants a new ex-is v1ous a no e P ts deal with the s.ituation not the 1ng anniversary ce e ration o r. and rs. J. . Hughes, area resident for enemies,'' he quipped _ pensive dress they cannot wanted? The most crucial
the past 20 years. l\1arried in Cumberland, Md., the pair Lived in.Pennsylvania "Grandparents and children possibly afford, the husband tfiing is to learn to react to perSCln .
where Hughes was associated-Y.'ith his father-ffi..Jaw in the ldmber business. get aloRg so well because .they shouldn't enumerate the bills his first statement, often a CHil..OREN HU!\tAN
Sons John W. and Richard E : Hughes also live in Costa· Mesa while a third ha ve a common enemy.'' a111d say. "You know we can defensive one. "Acknowledge "Chjldren in a democracy
-APPRAISALS
DIAMONDS
GEMSTON ES
ESTAT E JEWELRY
South Co•1t Pl•11
l ritlol •'-S•11 Di190 fwy,
Ce:1t1 M1t 1 540-9066 son, James, lives in Madera. The couple have nine grandchildren, 19 great-·Why are children hostile! never afford that." A sii:nple it-with a sympathetic, CfJM)o should be treated as human
grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. J;::==========~D;r-~G~inot~t~sta~ted~~th~a~t~i~t~i~s;s;ta~J~em~en~t=su~ch~a~s='~'l~w~is~h~I ~ti~on~a~J~gru~n~l;,,-~M~a~k~~im~v~a~lue~=be~in~g~s=r~r~om~th~e~d~a~y~o~r~t~h~ei~r~~~~~~~~~~~
Laguna Beach Church -
Setting · for Nuptials __
Nancy Ellen Hoover and Bar_
ry FredriCk Bauchwltz ex-
changed vows and rings in lhe
Laguna Beach Neighborhood_
Con~gational Chltrch.
KATHLEEN BRAM E
Bride-elect
December
Wedding
Planned
The engagement of Kathleen
Elizabeth Brame or Santa Ana
has been revealed by her
parents, Mrs. Dorothy Brame
of Newport Beach and Gerald
F. Brame of Balboa.
Her fiance is Kent Alan
Rasmussen of Costa Mesa, son or Mrs. Marguerite
Rasmussen or Tustin and the
late Mr. Rasmussen.
Tbe bride-elect is a graduate
of .,.Newport Harbor High
School and . Orange Coast
College. She was a 1967
. Empire debutante.
Her future husband
graduated from Santa ,Ana
High ScOOol and attended
Orange C.oast College.
·~A ceremony on Dec. I? in
· the Voyagers Yacht Club has
been planned.
Parents of 'the bfidal couple
~re Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Emory Hoove r of Laguna
Beach and ·Fredrick
Bauchwitz of lill.D tin.~ lo n _
Beach and l\1rs. Alber t
Eisenberg, Encino.
Maid of hooor • was r..liss
Susan Sweet, while
bridesmaids were the !\1isses.
Jeanne Bornstein, La Royce
Allen, lt1arilyn Wien and Kay
Ann Bauchwitz, sister o{ the
bridegroom, and _Mrs. Harold
Kester. Flower girl was Linda
Stephens, the bride's cousin.
Attendif"!g the bridegroom as
best man was Harold Kesfer.
while usherS were Ridiard
Hoover, the bride's brother,
.Fred Bauchwitz , ·the '.
bridegroom's brother, Kenneth
Kesler, Norman Nadeau and
John Reider. Ring beater was
Michael Stephens, the bride's
cousin.
-The bride studied in Heidel-
berg. Germany and is a gradu-
ate of Laguna Beach ·H i g h
School and UCl where she is
working for her secondary
teaching credential.
Her husband is an honor
graduate of Huntington Beach
High School and is an alumnus
of 1JCJ.
Lib Opponent
Lauds Women
An opposite view of women's
lib, Fascinating \Vomanhood,
will be pre.5enled by Mrs. Bet-
ty Coble for members of the
Laguna Beach Ebell Club on
Monday, Oct. 5, at 7:30 p.m. in
the Art Gallery.
Refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Jotrn Mudge and her
hospitality committee.
Emblem Club
Gathering for b u s i n e s s
sess.iops and program.s · are
members of ·Newport Barbo~ Emblem Club every seco
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Elks
Lodge, Newport Beach.
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our customers •rrived in horse-drawn carriages ••• ov•r
s+r•e+1 unpeved and dusty.
Yet, it was a time of unhurried gr.tc•. And a 1hopping
trip to Ch1ndl•r's held promis• of 1dv1ntur• into gri n•
deur. For, from the v•ry beginning, 1om1 of th1 most
b•1utiful -most import.tnf furnitur• groupings for your
horn• could b• found 1+ Ch1ndl•r's.
l ik• e i.mil• from • trusted fri•nd, time never dims the
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lMf Stott Of rAM<lus NltMff ;
'.EM..1bllNoed l&9l
1514 North M1.ln S"trttt, S.tnt.a An.a
Cuitomrr P.1r'klng Lot -Sycamort: Str«t
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truly perfect. Today, just es 78 Y••rs 190 , horn• furnish·
in91 from Ch1ndler's reflect +h• tim•l•ss fin•sse of re-
noV:.ned desi9ners. 't:lfmes~like Drexel ; •• H•rit19• ..•
Henredon • , . M•rge C•rson ... H•kmen ••• Stone4"
Phillipi •• , contintt• to mek• "Ch•ndl•r's" synonymous
with ''quelity",
We hop• you will riop in soon end discover for yours•I',
'why three g•n•retions of Orenge Counteins heve look•d
to Chandler's for inte9rity •nd the enduring b•euty of
f•mous N•me home furnishings.
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Sorority -• Convenrng
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convention lite for Siama Tau
Psi Nation.al SMority gather~
ing tomorrow thrqh Sunday,
Oct. :H.
Mrs .. Lamoine Quluin• of Nation1:1 City, will preside. Pi
Ciapter, comprised of Harbor
Art~a resl~nts, i.!I the hostess
group.
'I1ie convention begins at
2:30 11.m. toinorrow with .
registration. Dinner will be
· fOllowed by an evening of skits
anCl dramas. Officers for a
t~year term · .will b e
nominated.
1be election of officers and
the naming of .a charity will
take place Saturday morning
with a dinner-<lanct that even-
ing. A Sunday morning brunch
will include the installation of
officers and ratification of
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Exhibit
Opened
Wall3 of Mariners U brary
will be graced with graphics,
prinb, collages and mixed
media throughout the month ,
of October.
Works will be by Mrs. Mary ' .. {Geoffrey) Riker of Laguna ·".
Beach who has been selected
by the Newport Beach Junior
Ebells as artist-of-the-month.
Mrs. Riker has att~oded
Convention-bound a la Mary' Poppins Pemlrok• College, Rhode Island School of De s i g n ,
Members of the Newport Harbor Grandmothers Club will join more than 1.000 Akademie of Fine Arts in
members of the National Federatioii. of Grandmothers Clubs of America for a Munich and studied printmak-
. coitvention Friday through Thursday, Oct. 9-15, in Denver. Preparing fO'f the ing at the Laguna · Beach
flight are (left to right) the Mmes. Laura Steel, reservations chairman; Rus-School of Art and Design
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sell Van Marter. incoming president. and George Shaw, president. Ten mem· where she instructs the same .
hers of the club will travel to the 29th annual convention. subject. -Outstanding works of Lake Forest artists may be
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·SM.a i.ctle, lllad aervina h>rk wKi
spoon lo afMl'Tllt\I Ori&IMI ROIPtrs
Sltv.rplita Pelr.ct with &In" fluted
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So nice t~ own "'':t'=
--;:=::':':::':'::=::::==================:::::=====-======-~·.She has presented one-man , . · . . • ti 0 w 1 ffitimitiOiiilly. na-1ewed-duri.ng-en-art sbow--at~~-fountmn--entranc~ ~
tionally and locally and hu to Lake Forest from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. +THE INTERN ATIONAL SILVER COMPANY
c ...... It •r UM YHr Ley .. .., w:.i1 com.::°t~ : ·1 4. Among those exhibiting the~ work will be Mrs .
~t.ate.·Y ·l John Caldwell (above5, a participant in the La-IClrllclierte e
. . HELPING HANDS
United Ce rebral Palsy needs volunteers on
-Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p:m. in the Sheltered
-workshop-to help adults with bead--worlr.--
Workshops
-Flowering --=4guna_ArtFestival. The works of Mr.s. Qon_.lohns_J)Q,_
, known lor her oils and acrylics, also may be seen.
10-ca~dles
Blown Out A M..-.n llllHCltlea cu
...., ..uewhl ClttftHes .. _. '""''flt .... llri11t
lllorl .. tile crlHcol fomiotf" ......
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--·w )_ The St9~
Thlit Cenfffltnc• lutlt
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Afflicted persons over 16 years of age partici·
pate in the workshop as therapy. Arts and -crafts
and various products made in the workshop are
+-sold-in~the.group~s-gift shop.
FRIENDLY SMILES
Underprivileged gitls may be Offered a friend-
ly smile and helping hand lllJfing a recreation pro-
gram spon1ored by the YWO\-o~Santa Ana. ~
Volunteers will teach arts and crafts, coach •
sports such as basketball aiid volleyball and offer
general superv~sion during Saturdays from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. ·
AID ALCOHOLICS
· Alcoholics may now receive assistance th.rou4h
an Alcoholics Information Center. Volunteers will
answer lepbones from 2:30 to 5 p.m., Monday
through ·day. A brief tr8ining course will enable
volunteers answer questions and meet ·m·ost sit-
uations that ·se. ......
FOSTER PARENTS
Prospective foster parents have many ulf-
answered questions. Volunteers, who "'.ill go through
a county sponsored orientation, are needed to
answer them. Volunteers will explain procedures
and requirements Monday through Friday in the
Orange County Department of Social Welfare.
Additional information is available by calling
the Volunteer Bureau al 642-0963.
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nu~trend ·
kitchens
lft,l.UIND KITCHENS' modernU:1lion services . 11.elp you
p1MI Y9"T' kitchen remodeling from 111rt to f1n11h.
'Yovan depe nd on NU·Tll'ND KITCKlNS' expert counu lor
to ~II you pl1n your pro1·ec1 ff01!1 lnctpt1on I~ ~omplt• tion. kJeluding IOUttes o fin1nc1119. for 1 d1st1nctive,
!It'# kitdwt 11 an unbe1!1bl1 price, tall NU·Tll".'D
. llfClftllS tod1y. (A.lso ask about our tomplete, qu1lity
l1throom remod•h"O .crvit•.)
t NU· TREND KITCHENS
-420,EI Camino Real, Tustin
17141 838-2654.
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WFstc:liff Plaz 1itli ~nd '.l:l!Vi~t , NcwpOR.t 6€&Ct\.
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Nleholts .loh,1uon, Grtl MOllis, 1n
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D SUZANNE PLESHmE!
* "A DISTANT TRUMPET"
Part I-IN COLOR!
D Sit O'a.d£ Mwlt: "A Dl1·
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'64-Tror Oot\.lltut. Smnnt Pie·
th<1, Oiant Me8'1A. J1mes Gre&-
unlty. JoltPl'I C.m1MJMll1 1111sb.
R1ymond lfurt $lln,
o @mm ........ <•> <io1
"Selem, H'ira W1 Come." As S.n11n-
lh1 ls prep1rln1 to 1ttend the
witches convantion h• S11tm, Miss ..
site of th• inf11T1011i witch trif!s of
1692, her "mllld" f!lltti111 lo t
-mOrf1l l 1 on lri•I. Ces1r Romero
1uests as Mr. Hitt llcoe:k. m DlvliF Fmt SMw Cl
SOjilifi TiiiO 1ui"ll1.
Q) Oly11Pic lo1in1 (C) (Z hr)-
fD NET .MIJ'fltu11 (C) (90) (R)
"Th• Writt-Ofl." Bl.ell -01'1 I llue
experienct, thil pro111m is the story or • sucussf11I, 1111hl1·11u1lilied, 49.
y111-old ad exeeutiwe in 1 Iara• firm
who, etttr 16 years of productive
_ ser1ict, la fired. fo.-1111 1pp1rtnt
111son. tasl: Gerald P11'11K, Slndrt
·• Stolt , Cat tinde r. M1ni1 Morris.
e> fitlltr f1111My (30)
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Jinxed Role?
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.SCR Keeps Losing A~tors
By TOM TITUS Company oUicials, ·by now
01 '" 0.11• 'n" 111tt tearlng the~ hair out, called
Who's playing Emory in upon a £oorth Emory,.Harvey
"The Boys in the Band'' st Kahn, who studied the role all
South Co'ast R e Pe r ( o r Y da1 saturday, then played it
tonight! ~aturday end Sunday even-
Call the Costa Mesa theater ings.
with that question and they "As.far as we know.-Kahn's
may have to check playing tonight, \'-d i r.e..e.t-o,r
hospitals first . Fenacca said .Wednesday.
At first, Ron Christie bad "That is, unless be's cracked
the role of the overt homoset· up.his car too,"
ual in ~art Crowley's cOmedy, The show, which is playing
which opened Sept. 11 on ·a before sellout audiences night·
W e d n esday-through-Sunday ly, is sclleduJed to run through
perfJ?nnance schedule. Oct. 10, but probably lvill be
He' played the first two extended through Oct. 11.
Tlll&SOllE ls;Ull llnt·flll ... kl llllllllt sllcl
t111t 1•try uM11 II ........ ·THREESOME•
MllM 'r U,S: Cnlns _., as llitll I AM CUllOUS
_. WllllOUJ A..mlCJt. lias flllllJ nlml• '1 Ille
U.S. Altlnly'I ilftcl wltlMit I slip Cit!
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weeks_as scheduled; but on the Which is plenty of time for .._..
night before the show resumed four more actors to · take a JUDY •---ll"•...,..1n1 l'Wei:I • ,_._....,.. •
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ory. U.S. Cav•lry Mtn 11111 in love t :OO · ---.,,im:1not11e~Utt1tenanrniritr-. --8 -ELIZABE-TH T.A Y-LOR -u .... (Cl (30) ' *IN JOHN O'HARA'S
for the third week, Sept. 22. crack at Emory if tlley '--'""'.-..""' ....... .,I(.,.~•
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accident and rendered in-· • •• : ..... ~ .. • •••• II lfAl'EDi'O\
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ID n TMts 1 TMtf (C) <60l "~ Ytl'/ W1rm R&ception." 1119 (j) CIS Tl11111Ur Mmt: <C> "l.U.ffitW r (dr11111). '60--{fll CD •·T,.~(C)~<&O) Etll:ibetlt--r1)'1oft L1ur111t1 H•iwr.
fD WUl't .... ,(30) "R0tmin& lhe Eddie' fisher, DiM Mtrrill, Mildred
Smi11110nl1n, #2." --OUnnock. A hifh·priced New Yor11 ~ 11-Shion modet devotes tht better
ti!([) cas--....,. (C) (30) p1rt ot htr lift to her rom•nces. 1~~--~~---~==~·-m! DltrMdl/M11lie11t (C} (30) oflit f11&itiff (t) (60) ~ ••
ep lltrip (30) ' lint.'' Kimblt linds hit life in jeo-·
p1rdy whe11 h• IMrns • amt tboilt mrr .. Anlntvrt (C) (30) I chtmplon Irish sttttr.
lli)T-lo ,.. '"""' (JOl D BAREFOOT-RIGHTEST
Ill''"' lo;,,. "''' !Cl (lO) * NEW COMEDY ON lV!!
l:ID@ (l) ....... (C) t1ar11 Stilts. D ~(})Gf)..,._hllllthrt
l:SO O Cllldlcl Clllltfl (30)~ if) (30) "The Btd." Tht 8ratt1rs buy a bed wf'lolest!e •nd find th1 m Thi F1Jin1 N111 (C) (30) ''A Bt\I dttl less thin comfottablt. tor San Tineo»' After almost three centuriu, t~t Convtml S111 Tineo Im Otierudl/fll• (C) (30)
k11 ioes ll1t. t:JO DID @l':'.I N•HJ (C) (30)
@@ NIC JftPtiJ """ (tl (30)_ "Ttl• Smtllnt Oiemond in the WOtld." Ad•m Hudson (.lolln Fin~) ID f'il• fNt111 (t) (30) "Glimpses! dilDOvtri b11yln1 an 1n11pment
of Enclllniin1 J11>1n." ' · rin1 sult1bl1 IDI' Hiney is 1 prob·
Qt (I)" f...tt. Mtrtifn \l!ll lem.
fl!) l'llttn f« lhinl (30) D trn Cl) ED 1'I CWd t1up11 (C) ,_ • . 34" If') (60) (30) .,.,.. firht of the f1lix.N A
W Jtotic*• '"' pro hodley pl1yer hits Oscar and
)t 8' Tiit 9-t lel*t (C) (30) f1llx, trying ID patch lhin&s up,
(ti) QMrlllt J Oh6tl1 (30) winds 11p ch1llen1inr tllt •lh!tle to 1, (!)~BC E'ftAilll N11n (C) (30) a boxin1 match. Richard X. Slattery 1uests I! Splint McKenzie, 1nd Ann 7:009-ttsr enni111 ~ (C) (301 Elder plays 1r111•.
---,O!e"9C-IO""·--l<HJOI ~----0 Whit's Mr Lint? °tC) (30) U WIWI fC) (30fliiltr W•rd.
ma rn1 LM LllCJ '30> GD.M-...1P'*'• .-. <Cl (3G)
GI hit flirt Clodl (t) (30) Jtci 0:00 0 ~@) @1l) Dun M1rti" (C)
Nin ii host; So\IPJ S•I• aunts. {00) Godfrey Cambridre. Dom De-9@ Dnipel (C} (30) Lubt, Britt Eklun~. Ruth Buui and
fD r.llfli11-111t~lii1itlf_(30) ~hlrltl Nelson Reilly !uast.
9 @ Truth " CoMequtnC..-(t)\ U m 1'iii"(C) (60)
fI!) Cllrist tM livlnc lllorll (C) (30) ·o (lll r'_I) fE Tiit lnrmortal (C)
GI.\) ShllplllHl'rll M1ri1 '(55) (60) "Wliit• Elephants Don't G1ow
ft'I Tllll liirt (JO) O.\ Trte1." Ross M111in 1ue~ts 1s ~ 111 •te1n1l io&er who is~ joined bJ,
1:301J f.i (j) F1111i1J AH1ir (C) (30) Btn Ridi1tis while drivin1 1 din·
ChilltSt 1est111rete~r Ent Ho tells 1t1ous urrio to a chemic1I p!int.
UilClt 8111 llis 18-ytar-old bride-to· "'ilt:h Yt111I t'ld Don Kn i1llt 1lso
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Don't 111iss it!
FINAL WIE!!
nrt;R<;OA\", T'Rl'DAT 4'lD
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IN COllO'>"'-0~;1,. M..~«.
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Pl::H l'O~\l.~'.:'<C.£ IS M!l.STiiRFU l,,,,. ''
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part 'E t F"l.m .,...~.... ..,...._ .... Mlt•"'*'n# r W~rren Deacon, managing gyp ' 1 S ,..-.,,• VMllTY '··-=-UCUTAIE . o,
director of SCR, grabbed a CAIRO UPI) -The Egys>--STARTS FRIDAY
script in a :hurry and memor-tian c i n e m a Otg-.ruzatiofi;
ized the part of Emory -ex· leading film producer in lht
cept for the character's long Arab· world, will malke six
speeches, which wer'e taped films in the next 12 months in
to the coffee table on the set. conjunction with the Soviet
Deacon, hov.·ever, was com-mitted to another show and Union. ,Jordan, Syria. and
LOE~'S -" ... ( '". .
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.... ttrn ll'Hlrs. '''° .... , ... fr!Nf f:JO • 1130 • 10t30 P.L
$1t. IM. 2;30 • 4130 • •• 1,30 • IO.lOP,111.
Tunisia. 'Tbe pictures include
could only P I a Y one ''The Crescent Slave Girl;-"!;:;:=======================;
performance. So director John "El Karameh Battle" and ioA
Ferilcca brought in another Vacation in Cairo."
compariy member, L a r r Yi;=.,.;~~~~~..,====;ll
Harbison, as a permanent
replacement.
Harbison lasted twic e as
long as Deacon -playing
. Emory on Thursday and Fri,
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loo, Was injured-in an auto ac--11~:r-:u;i:,
cident on Saturday morning. Genevieve Bulokl "An ... Of Tllf TllewMllll D•Y•"
,..... "A Wiik In Tiit $Pfi"t"l:lln'" w!lll 1rigrld Ber9nwin -~_,_ ..... j ... g •• ~1""1"~'1: ~illillill~ .. ~~~
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It's Habit-forming
Don't get weary. Read Leary. Bill Leary's one.line comments an
the world around us can bt habit-forming. Chtek todaJ'i Graffiti
by Leary,
bt Mine ltt will arri'lt in tDWll 1he autst.
nut d•Y 1nd Bill in lists slit &l•Y 0 TIM s.int (t) (60) ··Q~etn's \_':~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~II r;;;::;;~;:i;:;:jj with l!is farni1y until the Wtdd ina. Ru1M1m: The sa;11t help1 , dt·
D ~ m ID ni, w:.-lCI (60) PD'llll ki111 otitain \Ofllt itwt15.
Ro11er-Miilir,.lil1-Tomh11,Jledd FOlQ. _ arid Tilt Tempt1tMins 1\lflt. r etJOJi' (C) (61J> fourth PfOilil'l'f in • fu•·Hrt mUSK Mlitl prDdut.M 9 lfTPD {C) (30) "StonK." Dr!, in coop41r1tio11 with USC. ' -
Johnny Cono inliltrales • 11n1 ol
"lhrlll-lnllQ'U." Guests Ml 01n m ..... (30)
Scardino, ind Ptul lar$O!I. • (0 Hlf11c1pe C-, II rrtf. tt..-1
fJ @Cl) aJ .. Matt , ~i~l11 (C) IO:JD ID liff .lell111 KrWI '(~) (30)
(60) ''Ch1ril$. Psy(.1111tnst Matt &I Ml ....,.,, {30) •
linooln (Yince Edw1rds) •ids ~e _, 1a .. i T htitlll (30)
police in cepturin1 sniper Cll•rlle ~......, ,..
0won {111tsl M1rtin Sheen). Herb 11:00 IJQI (})II)""" (C)
£d1lm•11 1ussl5 •s Lt. Sarnish_. 0@ @m News (C)
Q M~lloll $ Movlt: (C). "'Sidpt 0 C.1 '°" To, Thlt? (C) Ci• ltawliNll .. (comedy) '61 -.
Debor1h Willey, J1mes Duren. 0 EE News (CJ
Mich1el Ctll111, Pem Cass. Carl 0 TII...,. !: "'Mas With !tie C~n"
Rtintr, Eddy Foy Jr. (western) '55--Robert Mitchum. m Tr.th If Co1111qWMt1 IC) (30) m Y• Dtft't "1 (C) GJ Dtlllt' 101N (C) (60) "The (E) Moorit: ''Htll's FM Houri" (d11·
first Beau." Jemim1 (Ytronitl ~rt-Jtll) '58-Stt~tn McN1Uy, Vic
wtlihtl axptri1111C41 lh1 swfft Jlln1s Mo111M, Colleen Gray,
at tir1l km with 1 d1shinc youn1 @ (l) '-"' Minn
outlaw, David Ell!s (fabi1n fort!). fE Wt...._ 111 htilw (C) CR)
fE Mtnie ... Ill Buutilu1 Mt· .. dil111 (C}·(30l (R) '1tst 2." ll~IJ4!1'([)1h'¥ l rift11t (C) ' • Roa llllSI•· Ci>~ fitlll CCI (30) O ID 1!J le llllnn1 ea,.n (C)
, '1) Mn F..-lt fllll tu AIMf (30) CJrson sttrtl his ninth year 11
(:55 Eii) c.stion ff Sllundoti ho!I. rJ "The ToniPI Show Starrin& . Jo!lnnr ClllOft" with 1 speci1/ an-1:00 II a CJ) J1~ tubou Skow (Cl nlYt!lllY edition, includin1 .elected
(60) 11111 Smrth and G1iy Pucket seem.ms from !ht Ptst t!tht petri.
IUUI, SurpiiM cunts drop In, Ed "'C· OV!rtinie l1ah1111 Show (C) (60) M1ho!l 1nd Dot Sriefinstn 1r1 tee~
TMlttlWely scheduled 1uestt: •rt at thsir \111111 sltJlds.
Serilo frtf!thi. Allen Ludden, .B~tty O Morie: "firer llf' {mrster,)
White. No1m Crosb1 ind Dr. W1lhtm '59-Hayley Mills, John Miils.
,:;;:· t.il lhl Trutll (C) (30) 0 al _Didi Cmtl (C)
. · · ~" (D M11V1t: "f1M "~ (comtd1) fJl) W15'linpit lfl _...., (C). (..w) 'S2.:......iec Guln11e• Glynn ii .lohn1.
Btl'lind th• headlinu •n1lp1s ol • • • Capitol Hill news by torre1pondenti tt:DO @ ())Didi Cnttt (C)
llleil MtcNtll, Ptter liSllDf, tftd 12:30 GJ Mtwlt: "'Delp Wetm• (dr1m1)
Ch1rlu Corddiy. 0 'q........[lane Andre!llS, J11n Pet1 ri.
€tl)CrH1iClft R.....-ch (C) (3 l l:OOUM1¥11: CCI "f1N Str•nl'I'"
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The Nixon Administration's
effort to discount •IJY Soviet
role In the withdrawal of
Syrian invader!:i from Jordan
apparently stems from grow·
Ing disillusktnment here about
ritosw_fi ~ desire ot
help settle Che Israeli-Arab
conflict.
limitation talks. which resumt U.S. officials inze rpreted !be
in Kelsintl 1hls winter, might Sovie~ maneuvers as an effoti
become. a easb.alty of the In· to convince the world the
creasb! temion between the Kremlin had been respi¥1Sible
two superpowers. • for-the redLtCtlon of military
Administration officials • for strife in Jordan by keeping the
months had been an-Americans out.ami persuading
n11nclalin£....._as_an_at1U:k:......!lf ~ S rians to withdraw. ,
wlb. their _belier t h • t ThlS iiXliiil tO !be lrtitatiOn
Moscow's preoccupation with Of admini&tralion officials and
the thr'eat posed by mainland led lo statements declaring it
China had caused the Soviets cess, plus a fear o( l!raeli in-
to adopt a policy ol easing tervention, which had caused
tension in Europe and the the Syrians to tum tail.
Middle East. Administration officials a<lded
When civil war broke out in
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that any Soviet influence, U In-
de~. lJ'1ere l\ad been such,
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With Hussein on lop for the 314 •LINNl'fll I
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lion in Jordan exlrenicly '"°""",,,;'""""""""""""""'1 uncertain, and the atmosphere t-· I O
between Moscow and .Ony ne
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than it was !WO weeks ago, the That's 1 big drill It Is In Orinvt
prospects for getting IsraeJ County. TM DAILY PILOT b tbr
and Egypt back to the peace only dally ntW$1>1Pft' that dtUY..
negotiations appear to h~vc ers tht pack1ge.
diminished.
Ever since E g y p t , ap-
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ing, violated the st11ndstill por-
tion of the Aug. 7 cease-fire
agreemen~ by moving missiles
closer to the Suez Canal, high
administratioo officials· have
been puzzled by Soviet action.
'J'hey had assumed the Soviet
Unili was not adverse to a
c ain amoun o ins a illf y
in the Middle East; which the
Kremlin could take adyaritage
of to further its inroads in the
Arab world.
Jordan betwee n King
Hussein's forces and the Arab
guerrillas. the United States
a led lo the viets lo use
their influence lo orce
withdrawal of Syrian tanks
which went to the aid of the
guerrillas.
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the Soviets would try to keep on the Syrians. However, on
the Eg)'.ptians in line on peace Wednesday evening when ii
tal ks _si nce failure of the appeared the Ude had turned
I s r a e 1 i·Arab negotiations in favor of Hussein and Syrian
might well lead to a wider'f.oar tanks were "Pulling out ,
a n d a S o v i et-American Moscow broadcast a slalf.
miiltary confrontation. menl that it had warned..tbe
Administration officials, tlnited Stales several da.ys1 -===================
already smarting u n d er earlier against a n y
criticism they had been naive tervention in Jordan.
irl assuming Moscow would ex· At-the sa me time , Soviet
crclse restraint on Egypt, had pinpointed the 6th fleet and
begun to take a tougher line in the air force in Turkey as U.S.
i:;rivate talks with newsmen forces which might have been
and in background briefings. te~pted to intervene.
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Apollo 15 Mission to Land Near Apennine .Moun~ains
":l •r -ria1h.n9 is.-an ~,.i; a~ --a I ~EN CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -moon exploration plan, Apollo · space<:,raft. !tally lnter~stlni and each bu ~ _ _ ' A winding canyon near the . ls. will be. the 1irst toh carry a .......: P:etrane1 w01·1d 1p1robadbly1 -the. been-photoaraptitd we I l-s.,, ....... _ a.. a...-•1tt. hells Ape.Mine mountains and a jeep-like rover to t e moon most sc en ca y es rable enouch to plan 1 li.ndi!ll
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(O'AlllTIUI '. ~=:::·========~ BUFFET SUPPERS :::'.: .............. ."I" -.. -•. 1=•0._·.· .. JWlllllNBt. ·.· .... · _1 IAJMllln(Ul(IO 111,W/GlAYf,CMICllltW(DUMPUlll'I 3tt~-~~W-2Hl
BRIDGFORD~.'l\':::~:~~'~:'.~ ..... .59' DRAFT BEER 89<
ZUCCHINI STICKS ~':l1::~M .. H•••··47c .G .... O ...... sEA'''L)v"o""D""KA~ ... M .... $366 =;na;1,.,.,, . ....W ... ...!: ___ , _____ , .
-o-<·WALTER·KENDAll io or."r-36' HARVESJ-DAY-BEVERAGES 9c
lHOl11DHVUMSallTDOl fOOD JJOLW •• •-•••••••••••••••••••"0"··-··"····•• • ----- -.. (A ......... ~ ....... --> CHICKEN PARTS::l.::'~ .... ---·-·-23'
o-4 GRAVY TRAIN :~~:~~~~-72c
VETS' DOG FOOD :~~~~"'-9'
~· .... 4&r1
VPRESERVES . 55c
MAIY Elllll
STIAWIEllY 2Q.OL JAi
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~INSTANT POTATOES:::: •. 49<
flllKllCOUllTtfSfYll \
COOKIES ~~:~~·:,~.':.~~:~~?-... 361
~ MJB RICE MIXES::.'." .. _____ 31 •
• • lftilD IVCI. lllf, lllW OUU.115, ancm1
PREMIUM CRACKERS:::T:..... 37'
~ROYAL PUDDINGS ......... ! 0'
BREAD r:r~::.~H~~~?.~?-_ .. _2sc
11.LD.L Ja ITIW
COUPONS
6lallr Aa:et1fed
rt" BLUE BONNET ll':.."::~ .• 37'
SANALAC MILK :m."'0:._._ 'I"
ORANGE JUICE mr.'J.. _____ 59'
FOREMOST ICE CilEAM ll:.~ .. -79'
lADY LEE SOUR CREAM:::.: .... 49'
()i' •···Kir&Jf.--.
ROYALCROWN 75c COLA0lfVllAGl
N.1.16-0L ITL6PK.
<f" DOLE PINEAPPLE ~::.._36'
~UIU PACI (Clfftll. Cl\ISlllO, IUQO}
V.B. APPLESAUCE :::'..:._ .. 18' (AUfOllllA GIOWll
ti"" TOMATOES~:':~=.~~-~.~~?251
.,. .f'EAS & CARROTS:~:r ....... 22'
WESSON Oll:::T.'~~~ 71'
,,,.., CHILI BEANS :::\'.'~'.. ___ l 6'
~TOMATO PUREE :.':l~-29·
SNOWDRIFT :.":','\'!:~.: .• _ .. : .......... 83'
?!!J0·'· lDW DISCOUNT PRICES ON HOUS EWARES & BEAUTY AIDS
Don't n1 short.
1m11 26c --Sill-
EFFERDENT 40' s
(fftnnc11t ,1ll1rt ckats1r11tt4I
b~l•tt l1r tire ,ric1 tt .fP! hf MW •• , Slfl! 91 OUI lOW C
IVEIYOAY PllCt
J&J BABY POWDlR
S•ftat. '"est. lieut blc ••wdtr, p1rfs 111lm;rt_,i••• m~ c-lfiq,
Ml••ll•rtlllc, uft. 81 C 14-0UllCE 1om1
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LISTERINE MOUTHWASH
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nine mounta ins to the south
and east. It allG ts within
range of domt-likt bills ap-
parently p r 1J d11 c t d 19y
volcanism.
• , • the few MEAT items listed
in this ad ore only a small
sampling of the many items
al LOW DISCOUNT PRICES in
store .for you at Lucky.
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We have just made a "shopping test'' ••• ond the PROOF IS .,...APRICOT NECTAR!:l':l.'!..'.':'.49' IN THE SAVINGS ... COMPARE FOR YOURSELF_ COMPAR.E ~NESTLES' QUIKl:l.~~i:': ..... -.69' THE GREATER EVERY.DAY SAVINGS AT LUCKY~ Lucky Dis.
POMPEIAN OLIVE OIU:i: .•...•... 47' counts EVERY DEPARTMENT throughout the store 9nd ~VIENNA SAUSAGE ~::.7. •... 47' that i~elud!s every item in our meat deportment' •• '. And
BABY FOOD :~·:~~::~~~~-·-·· .... 9c every itebm 1~ honestly lalleled, so you know exactl what ~jj;ii~~~~C=~:----1-you-are-uy1ng11nd-how-.nuclry11u are saving when you r.' .... 4~1.--., shop at Lucky! . ·
V"roMATOCATSUP sew.w hWl[I SIUtln LUM'~ 2 7c . D•notos Adverti•ed s • .,,·.1 •.,.su11111 llSCllUWI llSCIOllT IYllY. lAOY Uf , fl 511'Jt SUPU DAY MlhU ... lfT IMllET LOW 21).0%. 1om1 • _ •titl ,.er ~i ,11cr
.CHUCi<-ROAS-T , 5~· -~ ""ORLEANf SHRIMP:'it"~ ..... 63' llADECUT ...................................... 57,. 691. 49f..
JUNIOR FOOD 1:::~:.~~H-••••k00n•13' FRESH FRYE!S 27"" EVES RIGHT
o-<BlACKPEPPER ~J:.~~41' USOAGUDE "A"CM<CKIN-W OLEIODY.,.,,. 3Jf.. 3Jf.. _ 291, ~ ~BABY JUICE!~~!!.~~-~·~·-·•HH_M, 9' P!!!,R!l'ST BBc 99c 99c 69C
fT" SMUCKERS PRESERVES ..... 35' ROU_N_ D's'"y'··1··4 ..... K............... "· ,. ,. '"
tualftnllnlldS,120LJAl 79
[Hills BROS """ 89 CENTER CUT ................................. , .. , 8911• '79~. 8~. ~ 'HlllSBROs:ir.T::::~1 ~ ' !.!.~~~~--~-~~~ ............. 5911• 59f.. -st:: 5J!
HILLS.BROS.:.'Zl'w .• '2" CROSS RIB 8., FOLGER's:-::~:r.~.'1" '""'"" -•••n ............................. 981. 981. SJ~ 1 ,~
... SYRUP""· .. m•wom 63' CUT·UP FRYIRS 3 31c
cH1u PEPPEiisi?ii•,¥.·---·-35· ilili"iio'"0
4'"s"'tl<y•••.................. 91. 37,;. 35:.. ...
DR MONTE PEASl::.~ .25' SJOS 98• SJll 99c IJANDJNG -IMALl!ND ..................... ,., .. ._ ._ ,.
.,.-PRINRD TISSUE::'.:._24'
IAOTkOYf ASSOITQI fOltlT
'1'4 HANDl·WIPEr:~~:.':.~-·--45'
BRUCE WA:t. REMOVER~=---89'
.,... AJAX ClEANSER::::_ __ , 22'
BOLD DETERGENt :::: ....• --'1" ~OVEN ClEAlKR ~::."J~~.~-'1 IS
'Cf" WINDEX =~:~~~2cr
DASH LOW SUDsm::~.-l....•224
OuT LOW EYer)OOr Price!
TOMATO SOUP
MAIYISTDAT ..
10\.i OUNCE CAM
DISCOUNT PRICED PRODUCE/
100% CHIQUITA BRAND
BANANAS ,
TME FINEST QUAUTT
IAJIANA YOU CAN IUY
ANYWM'Ell
··1·1 c lb .
U.S. NO. I
RUSSET POTATOES
18 r IOc::: 39c
At lucky •••
There's NEVER a charge
for Cashirig
Our Customer's Checks.
!,!!,!!,u!.'!'. .................... IJ~ SJ~ SJ~ 99~.
!7,'!!!.!'-.~.!.~.~.'!'. .. _,,,,,, SJ1~ SJ~ SJ1:. $J~,~
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!.~~.S!!.!!f.!.~ ............ 851. 791. 79~ •. 69.~ !.ff~~ .. ~.!~.~! .. ,... ..... _ er .. -291. 89f.._lf,L ;r~:o~-~~ri·~ ................ :i: :;: :;: 1,~;
i:i;i<'i4.us4·o-i .......... J,,. 3,~J· ,. 29"·
fARMll JOHN -IK<NLUS -t .oz ............... 35° , . 31' c
fie~~~ .. ~,,.!~~~~ .......... 89° 98' 95' 79c
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CLEANER J•llllOl 111 • o-u• 77• LMWIOUOl,CAll,, •• _
.... All tow suDs :r::.~~'l. ..•..• 67'
IVORY llQUID l:Z:.W:'. ........... -57'
ff" BUBBLE BATH:l':~ll:.".~.-39<
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CA MAY TOILET SOAP:::~ ..... _ 17'
~BEHOLD POllSH ;~.'.'il:'. ••. .73'
~ PLED~E ~~~r~~~~~~~ ......... 'l 1'
.• FR.ESH DEUCA1ESSEN ITEMS/
OSCAR MAYER BOWIGNA 7 5c ~Our LOW E\'Cl')day Price!-• ..,"'"''" ................. '"',._ --.. .. OSCAR MAYER WIENERS
OSCAR MAYER SALAMI 84c
,lft'Atlff" '' '' ..................... lf.tl.P'IS,
BRAUN,SCHWEIGER CHUB 83<
tSCM IMl'l'I.,, •• ,, ,., ,,, ................ 1.tl.'111.
AllMIATOI 75c PUl llllF • '
1·POUNDPll.
VIENNA SLICEO MEATS. :::03< .BATH TlllCK BACON . 69c
COIM(l IUJ, PUIUlll IWff ............. J-ttP•. arcn ·····•····· ....................... 1-1.ltlll.
~!!!f~.c.~,ES.£. .. ~'.\"..,,.. 68( ~~.~-~1.1~.r.~~·N·~~ ... '. ....... M .... 67'
!~.~°.~~~E.S.S..°.~l.~1.~ES. ...... $) 19 ~~.5.~l~E.°..8.~~r. .... :. .. m,. 62c
•• DI. LOUIS J. HAllLFILI
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Th•. conc•pt of in~i1i ble •v•tl•1·
101 wo1 fir1t propo11d ill 1101,
when th• fint mode ls wer• ~•n·
1fruct6d, The fin t W•r• not
m1de until 1911 , wh•ll Zeiu be·
i11lere1ted. Tod•v m•nv
., people 1110 thellf" · ,.-
. : u11der the -n•M•
_.J of contact lent• ' -i '' encl find th•v
• work "''V well.
• Peoplo in tpctrtl ... ·1':>~ f"I'• I d'• ,o. ~ .. o liceme11; c11J
m1ny others in occupat/0111
where 9l111e1 wo.uld 9ot i11 +he
wey of th• perfonnonce of their
duli11, find th,,,.. a greet help.
Many p•oplo prefer confect
l1n111 for co1metic roe101 ...
(They f11I r1911ler 9le11e1 Ille·
fro cl ·from th•ir oppeate11ce.l
People i11 1how bu1i~e11 10111••
time1 refrein from u1ir19 orcll1t•
•rv •v•·'ill1ue1, thinking fli1t
9 111111, might irnp1 ir their pub-·
lie i11119e 11 • "youthful j,.,,, ..
type: Conlect l1n111 ••• • per•
~1ct en1w1 r in such co1110
If you thi11t you might like COii·
t1ci1, 1top i11 •rid lit 111 tell you
mor• 1bout thell'l. w.·,, in the
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Mei11 St.. n1•r B••ch-llvd.
Phone 147.127 1.
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Ifill ttl"' 1 ~ffl/1 on e fOOtNH
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IUCCfSllUI llllloW·llOUl!dlng Uaf~ Ill
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• fl.mny llory INIOS. 2. Cl'ltck )'9111'
tltdroom k!r ur1y 1r.d dlltrttffnl
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Shop Any Doy ••• Save Every Day •..• _With Lucky Low Discount Pricing Policy.
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t t8 DAILY PILOT Thursdly, Octobt!r 1, 1970 •
' '
U.S. Policy Euphoria Flayed
WASHINGTON (UPI} easier to deal with on mauers For example, on Aug. i• a Krtmlin proml:;ed to see that
TM NIJM Admlnlstnlim In. in El.l[Oi:L and the 1'!idd~le~Whi='te .~~-official ~ ~~~ otxseni«t the terms of
116 anxltly io convince voters Sast. was exfmri~lj opt Mist~ the Aug. 'j ceas;i-11e and
ol the effecUvenm of its The thesis developed al about the poss.iblllty ol getUng standstill l
foreign ·pallcy, apparently stir~ numerous high level sessions an agreement with Russia to agreemen
red up more opUmism than wy tt}at Moscow wes anx ious limit strategic ft u c J e a r Officials have been denying
was warranted on a couple of to ease tensions and achieve weapons. Last week the same lhis for a week, contending
major front.. more stability on the Western official acknow!~ged that he that they did not place any
Higb1 ' off I c i a Is now and Southern fron ts becafse of ~"". was only cautiously op-faith in ~ia's promise but acknqwJ~e tha\ they are tht nece5sity to deal with its tim1sllc"and was not at all .
forcid \o deal with a certain huge g e o g ~ a p h i c a I and certain how the negotiations were C1>untlng on the strong
amoun of euphoria, i!QU1 at id~logical enemy of the East would turr. out. l pressures .for peace on both
home .}.nd l!J1<ll!8 some· U.S. True, <>fficials-oecaslonatly The admJnistratlon's mood sides of lhe lsr-aeU·Arab con-
f.riends abroad, because o( threw in a smaTI warning to has changed drastically since flict to }>ring the situation to a
overselling the positive and the effect that it might not be President Nixon told new.smen peaceful solution eventually.
understating the negative in completely smooth sailing in last May he felt confident to 'l'tle U.S. ocntention is that
both ~ and tbe ~llddle negoljations on nuclear anns predict agreement on a Russian-supported Egyptian
East. ~ \ limitation, European security nuclear arms llmitatlon, and violaUons 'SO far have not tip.
For month.!. ii ha s been an and the Middle East. But the subsequently said he expected ped the strategic milt.ary
article <>f faith among officials. major emphasis was placed on it this fall. balance against Israel. T~ey
conducting \Vhite House and the probability of great pro-ln the ~fiddle East, ad-acknowledge, however, thal
St.ate Department briefings gress. . ministration officials ar e the fate the standstill was
that a major preoccuPaUon Now officials face the task smarting under criticism that violated almost immediately,
with Red China by the Soviet of bringing the picture into they were naiv~ in taking with Russia complicity, bas
they cal) place on Rus!!ian expressions or hope. However,
assurances in other matters. in view of the publie Jonging
Optlrrustlc admlnistrallon or peace ffils migfi' ve
assessments of the progress of anticipated.
"Vietnamization" in Souiheastl;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1
Asia so. far have not been IN LAGUNA
disproved, although the Nixon aWJ'l"VIUE
posll ion ~.s not lack for · ft,....-d.&A ~
critics. i J7J Sffttl C... Hjpw.,
, 'nle mpment of truth for •:• i. •=• 1 .:;rs
··-'d .. l . • ~ ·-u io-n .m-1-n1s r...at1on s . H .... .....,. ,
prog-noslitations in Southeast ·497il 350
Apa may come within t h e -111 nt
next six months. The evidence, · -wlsr1e1"f~ .:£
indicates tha t Hanoi plans to cof 5-5"
greatly interisify infiltration or ..is
men and eqwpment southward 9£J,I'
into Cambodia after the dry .,,.1,.1&' 1 season begins in October. 1~"" ffllf .,-0 n other fronts , ,.,..,.. · ·
I
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CAPISTRANO BEAC~
IN"'Y-J
Jl HO D•Mtty P•rti Id.
496-121-1
---unJon-was going-to-make-tt-bettu-focus. a;ia-awta-.word-when-the-c.asU:ioubLon.how: m11cb faith
Administration officials say
privately that the public reads
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Wi tek fot our 111p1r 11van NIGUEL SHOP FOR GIRLS
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Ye sltrday's Piizz le Solved:
PERKINS
ACROSS
1 Mllltary
student
'Recoils
Jl Fut I 14 Fragrance
l S At the botlol!f of the
scale l6 FreQutntly 17 fruit
'19 5Z: Rorn.
numerals
20 Pitcher
2l Units of work
22 Man or the cloth
· 2C Same: Lalin 21t Nights 011 the l own 27 Pleased
• 30 Fabric
3Z Blot oul
J,J Hawks'
opponents
34 Va luable
stone , '37 Fateful date fo r Caesar •
38 >lame ly:
, 2 words
3 9 Build UP a reserve
fund
A!! Cut ofr
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50 Mus lea I
instrument
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. heroine
5& Large
bird
57 Kind C1f wine
60 Man's
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61 Chemical compound
62 Cliffs prl)duced
by er os ion
63 Compass
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to ~o
65 Skins
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ll*a 41Arlic!e of sco furniture
· I: 42 Position 2 ds of ba ll..
12 Burning on lhe
l3 Anlma! fairwat
• enc losures .114 Hall
18 Musical <\S Prr-:
Instrument By the 1-Sab!e 23 Part of rlay Is land, "to be'' 4£t Island N. s. 25 State; off Greec e
2 In a line Abbr. 47 Oom icl lts
J Cupola 2£t Proofreader's 48 Very old
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) tsaues bal hfllll at IOO!haaylng opproK!t. He'• dubbed Brock and ideu but strong on guJs,• Aword winner Cbarlea Gug· saying Gore -id have to win
-~·· Seo! .Alben--ati~.!liiQlbaclc1ntotlie ''cc•igms-llono"bOCallte he wrote In b!J-,,,cei\tly ~ -'-~--1w-near1y-1~.aeo..-
Gore, who is in a toe.to.tot mld. a)'s and pulls from his of the lawmaker's •'negative released book. Meanwhile, back in the coo-·former television newsman
battle for his political life, folksy repertoire lines ruch votlng record." Al for bimlelf, Gore fancies aervalivt house of Bill Brock, Hlldley Crockett -or be
says the -thought of a silent. as:. The senator, an ti-year the term-"maverlck'senator:'1 the phrase for 1uch exploits Is might face an uphill climb 1D
majority "fills . him w 1th "I waa for Medicare.. bact veteran of Senate, peppen bis because, as be puts It, "most "out of touch senator," in· November.
Isl ,, when it was unpopalar to be 1peec:bes with, "I fouiht to get Tennesseans are maveriekl stead of • • Jn.de p e n dent '11!e score in the preliminary
revu on. for Medi""-. It -•alled th th "'"°" " you your peraonal 1ncome tu since' they are oppOaed to nio-aenator." skirmish was Gore 289,170,
Gore, e Democrat ey socialized .medkine. Now, -emp"••· and •our Social ";". • ....... t•·-·ly ""lb lhe B k Is ~ed to Crocket 238 767 a "-·d ....
lb .... wuu.. ,, ·-o w"""6" ~ ... roe ext-"'' carry , , , u11._ uun call the "Grey Fox," is even e most ra•'-·' T·· •--·~ty •••·." b-~ " d · G __.. ...... ~w-, wac gu. east Tennessee, a tra ltional 31 ,003. vote margm. ore
horsesboe pit.ching, k nl t e ~ re~l!_ti,v~ would . On the topic of a t1allent ma. Gore symbolizes th ls m. Republican_itro_ngbold. Tue. managed only 51 ~rcent of
swapping, courlhouse-gabbed not ~,Yainst this." jorlty" Gore says there simply dependence in the now .famous primary a._lso revealed decided the Vote-from 8 f1eld of four
and old fashioned tree-stum· Gore, a n accompllsbed isn't one. "The President ,uses ''White Horse Commercial" in dissatisfacUon with Gore in whiCh included tvio token can-
ping to try to convince Ten-wordsmlth when it comes to the phrase to flatter com. which the senator ,ts seen rural west Tennessee. dictates,
sloganeering. courts the man placen..v .. nd to ~te ••-gallopm· g over m1'ddle Teo· Before lhe Aug 6 pr•-ary Go d Brock are as d" """"""ans he is, tnd.......i one of fo lb ~~ .. r-ul'C _ , · u• .. re an Ji• ,.......,... ~-e street with a 11wbat's be fantasy of 'Gary Co opt r · ~ bills. ·The commercial sources c Io s e to the ferent in personalities as tl!.ey
their own kind. (Brock) -done for you lately,. America' -abort on wordl • designed.....by Academy Democratic senator were are in philosophy. From Mountain City nestled __ .c__...=;..:.:~:::.:::_-===-=-=.:...::....::::.::_;:!~~::'.::::!....::::::::::=:......:=:::..'.'.'.'.:......'.::'.'.'.'.'.._:..:'...:.....'.'.'.~~=~:._--
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the east lo sprawling Memphis
in the west, however, many o( I
these same folk proodly claim
membership ' in the legions ofr-~-~~-
the go..called "silent ma-
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For Senate GOP nominee
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Mrs. Romney TrailS
In Michigan Race
Congressrpan Bill Brock of
_ Chattanooga th.is is the chief
LANSING, Mich. (UPI) -·It peared he could be had ·or at'
8eemed a great idea at the least stoutly challenged.
oulset -to run Lenore Right from the hegiMIDg,
Romney against Democratic however,· Operation Lenore
Sen. Phllip A. Hart o f ran into trouble. At this late
Michigan. stage of the campaign, unl..s
First, there was her name. the polls are far oH base, Hart
Her . husband, George, bad appears comhrtably on bis
made it a political touchstone way to a third te_rm..
for Michigan Republicans dur· Tbe fact is that Michigan
Ing three winning campaigns politicians -and voters -
for governor. Those victories seem far more interested in a
led to an abortive Uy for the race for the governorship
presidency before he left loaded with emotionally-charg·
Lansing to become President ed issues.
Nixon's secretary of Housing Democratic state S en .
and Urban Development. Sander Levin, a scholarly sort
And there was Lenore from suburban Detroi t,
Romney in her own right. A started far behind but is mak-
_ _,ivaciousr-attraetive-woman-.ing.MOOte&t-of.his-nm.against
(she gave· up a movie career Gov. William G. Miliken, who
. for.marriage), she had proven moved up from lieutenant
herself a valuable political governor when George
asset as she threw herself into Romney went to Washin~.
her husband's campaigns. Milliken is probably still
· . So-everything aeemed. to ahead, bu~polls -indkated
figure when GOP leaders pie~· Lev.in is coming up fasl High
ed Mn. Romney early this feelin gs over such issues as
year as their "consens~ can-state aid to DOJ}public schools,
didate" for the Senate. Hart. the United Auto Workers
by winning two senatorial strike against General Motors
elections; had to be rated a Corp., and campuS unrest
popular vote getter. But this could decide the race.
year, ~ith voters concerned A& for Mrs. Romney, the
over Vietnam, la.,. and order party leaden had trouble get·
and campus vk>lence, tt ap-ting her through tht state con-
vention and then she was
U.S. POW
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BROWN SVILLE, Tex,
(UPI) -For six months Maj.
Fred Thompson's only contact
with the outside world was
"Hanoi Hannah."
His daily menu consisted of
a lx>wl of potatoes, pig fat and
pumpkin soup, he said.
almost beaten in the primary
by a maverick conservative
state leg.is]ator.
She has since campaigned at
a nonstop pace without ap-
pearing to make appreciable
progreM. Hart, repurted to be
among the inner circle of
senatorial decision makers,
ha!: maintained a low key,
gentlemanly campaign ap-
j)foacli 8J!d Das-felt com-
fortable enouP much of the
time to stay in Washington for
congressional sessions rather
than beat the bushes back
home. ·
The latest poll by the
respected market o p i n l o n
research of Detroit showed grounds for Hart's confidence
- a whopping lead of ':fl per-
conl
When his North Vietnamese
captors were angry with him
they issued him his daily ra~
tion of three cigarettes but no
matches. One guard i n
particular had some sort of a
grudge against Thompson and The s am e organil.aUon
maae It part of his routine to released a poll early this
slap Thomspon's face or kick month showing M i 11 l k en
him in ttie shins will)out warn-leading Levin by on1y 42 to 40
t percent. Two days later, ~pson ts on a speaking however, the firm gave a
tour of the lower Rio Grande private poll to Milliken people
Valley describing his six showing; the governor with a.
months m: an A me \ t c a n 50-31 advantage.
prisoner of war in North Viet· Most observers b el it v e
nam -from the time his Milllken's actual edge lies
plane was shot down near the somewhere between tho s e
Demi]~ Zone to when figures, and that the issues
the North Vietnamese releas.-stirring Michiganders colild
ed him, for no apparent determine whe~r be stays
reason. there.
He spoke to r'"""e officers Milliken, With the aid of the
tniJing corps and guvet nment Democratic speaker of the
classes at Brownsville H 1 g h house, secured legislaUve ap-
School recently and at civic proval early this year of a $22
I and church groups. million grant to Michigan's
'Jbompsoo'i plane was shot nonpublic schools. His main
dawn and be was caplmed by opposition on the ~ue. which
hatUelio• in his upcoming
showdowrt with the senior
senator Nov. 3. Knighted 'by
the President as a voice for
this "silent majority," COD·
&ervalive Brock is saying. loud,
clear and often: "Gore doesn't
represent the people of Ten-
nessee."
In his speeches, the 39-year-
old Brock clicks off a roster of
examples, beginning w 1 t b
Gore 's dovish stance on the
war and highlighting the
senator's rejection d! two
Southern Supreme Co u rt
nominees.
On the other hand, Gore, 62,
does not try to explain his ac-
tions on the controversial
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During the day he was kept Passage of the bill prompted
at villages along the route. He a peUtion drive which resulted
said be was kept inside a hUt in the placing of a proposed
while a mllitary speaker whip-constitution.al amendment on
ped the villagers intO a frenzy the hollot whkh would bar any
of hatred. 'Iben, at the peak of. form of a:uch assistance.
their emotions., Tb om P s o tl Milliken opposes the amend-
said, he wooJd be Sed through _ ment as going "wey tQO far."
the village while the locals spit Levin has yet to take a
at him, kk:bd hlm and threw 1tand on it, aMbougb some of
stones. his D)Ore lnfluenUal supporters once hi lrrl.ftd 'at the are for il
pr11oo camp be -l«Pt tom· The alluat.loa la compUcated
plilely oport from h I • by the !act that about 15 per·
........,,.,.... Ile said the only cent ol lhe state's 4 million
time be uw anothfr American registered voters are Roman pn..... -when a guard catholics and about 70 percent mdUl<eoly -* the ceU ol the.le are tr ad It Ion a I
door ~ from h1m while Democrats. Levin, wllo ls
hif awn pri-door "" _.. Jewhh, picked E d w 1 rd
He said lhe Communist.I McNamara, the C it h o II c
coodmally tried to break his mayor of Llvonia, to run for
c:onfidcnce Jn tfle United lieutenant governor in an ap-
Stales by ostroclam and "r.. parent attempt to hold Ibis
, education/' the l•tttt coming votina: bloc, and no one knows
la JO minute dOMI eecb day for sutt how the "parochlald'1
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Al e·x Needs-Two~llirs Toni ht f 0:r T itle ~ . '
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Alex Johnson wUI decide the Ame,ican
i;.ague batting title tonight as his great .
race with Carl Y astn.emski goes down to
the fmal game of the season.
But Yaz will have no aay In the matter. ..and if there la a aJow runner on first Johnson 's one 'hit . Wednesday was
His season ended Wedpesday when he when he comes to bat t will put in a significant. It was his ~h of ·the season,
went l.for_. ln a 4.3 loa to tbe New York pJnch.nmner to lessen the cbanCf:s of • the first time in his career he has reach-
forCe play." ed that mark ·and also the first time an
1f the caftrorrua ouUleldtt comes up
wiUa an affirmative response, the Angels
111ill have tbeir fini1 batting king in their
!0..yea( bislcr.Y,....-"
J.f the answer -IS n·egative, Boston's
~,Stnemskl will join Ty Cobb, Harry
rJeilmann and Ted Williams as the only
~er.ican Leaguer ever to annex fOW'
,jUiJ1i crowna. •
Yankees and lllolory wW abow be finllbed · J~ wW be facing Chicago's Jerry Angel player-his clone it. .
with a .3286 average. Johnson bad one bit Janeald, 10-,17, in the windup gam~ with He also stole· his 17th 'base -another
in three dumcel In a S-2 Angel victory Gr<g Gll'l'<U M throwlng 10< the personal high -and twice utilized his
over Chicago and bl! mark remained at Angels. '· 1 speed to advance 90 feet on outfield rues.
.3273. _ , SbouJd John9on bit safely on his first Rookie Lloyd Allen woo his first major
Tb pass-Yaz"tO"nlgb Johnaon."""needs to~tWOitrlPi:PfiillipaSiiil, 1 wu1-w-ana e&gliegame w th i ijhlh:tnning relief
go 2-for-2;-t;for:.s-or-3'-fw-s-. - -COUl:ilm: to~come out. J Woulallll_'<'.e 00ne--...fro1n' Dave LiROOhe. Billy Cowan '•anj:I
His manager, Lefty Pblllips, bas ma~ the same µtlni .tonlgbt Ube bad ~It-en the Chico Ruiz,each drove in two runs for the
ped out strategy for the grand fihale. I~ but if be Md given me aiiy static r winners as Tommy John suffered hiS 17th
"Alex will bat lea_doff," Phillips Bai<!, ~d. have let bjm remain iq.the g,.me." loss aga~t 12 vjctories. ,
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NEW YORK (AP) -There's a chance the money situation would be discussed
.he major league umpt~s could call a and voted .on at that time. The playoffs
ltrlke against their employers Friday on openea Saturday. ·
he eve of the playoffs. Donatelli would not predict what action
"I d0n•t know what's going to happen, would stem from -the meetjng.
1ut we're going to ask for more money," One pos.$ibility is a bpycotl Reynolds
~ugie Donatelli, a National League um-said in Chicago a boycott is conceivable.
)ire .arid a director of the Major League Other umpires contacted at vark>tl.1
Jmpire\Association, said Wednesday major league cities Wednesday night
Ught. either said they had not heard about any
More money, said Donatelli, means a boyC<ltt or they declined commenl
ninimum of $5.000 for each man who "Tbere's _a meeting_Friday morning in
vorks the playoffs and $10;000 apiece for ~icago. That's wl!en we ~ suppo;:e<i to
hose assigned the World Series. ,1 f!11d out what all ~e details are, N~-
Last year the umpires got $2,500 for the ~1onal League Umpire Stan Landes_ said
,layoffs and $6,500 for the World Series. m Houston. . . .
Donatelli said the Umpires Association Baseball ~mmwnoner Bowie Kuhn
ind its attorney, John Reynolds Jr., .was not avail~~le for ~mment.
vou1d meet Friday in Chicago and that Kuhn, American League President Joe
Cronin and National League Presideflt
Chub Feeney met in New York, but a
Kuhn aide said the meeting lnvol ed
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'BOSTON (AP) -Carl Yastrzemski has
completed his 1970 season with a league-
leading .329 average, but the Boston Red
Sox slugger won't know until sometime
early Friday whether he has captured his
fourth American League batting title.
Yaz went I-for-4 in his final game Wed-.
nesday night, 'aOO a few hours later the
man dueling him for the title, Alex
Johnson of California Angels, went 1-for-3
in a game against the Oticago White Sox.
After these performances, the figures
carried to a fourth decimal p:iint show
Yastrzemski hitting .3286 and Johnson
batting .3273.
. Because of the vaga ries of the
schedule, however, Johnson has one more
game left against the White Sox ii"I
·-wor1a-senes Plans ratner Ulan an:Y po·*-.,~,.-
ble strike by the umpires.
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story -and Yastrzemski can only sit and
GLENN WHITE
Sports Editor
Richey, Ashe
Breeze Pas t ..
Tennis Foes
J;lERKELEY (AP) -Top-seeded Clift
tiChey and Arthur Ashe breezed through
1nother round Wednesday in the Pacific
~oast International Open tennis champ..
oosbips at the Berkeley Tennis Club:
Richey, from San Angelo, defeated Ray
\ioore of South Africa, 6-2, 6-2, while
\she, No. 2 seed from Gum Springs, Va.,
¥as almost as severe in vanquishing
iaroon Rahim Of Pakistan, 6-4, 6-2.
Finals of the P'eek-long towney will be
1eld Sunda)';' '
'fop.seeded Billie Jean King continued
1er dominance o( the women's singles by
iefeating Liza Pande of Palo Alto, 6-4, 6-
1.
In the only men's doubles match of
10t~. Ashe and Dennis Ralston, No. 3
ritn's seed from Bakersfield. defeated
John and r>ean Pinero of Stockton, 6-3, 6-
1.
Other results included :
Stan Smith, Pasadena, def. Patricio
:Omejo, Chile, 6-2, 7-6; Bob Lutz, Los
l\ngeles, def. Terry Addison, Australia, 7-
;, 4-6, 6-3; Jaime Filo!, Chile, def . Owen
Davidson. Australia,, 6-4, 6-4; Tom
Gorman, Seattle, def. Torbin Ulrich, Den-
mark, i-3, tetired, and Charles Pasarel,
Puerto Rico, def. Tom Edlefson, Coral
Gables, Fla,, &.41 M.
ln women's singles, Rosemary Casals,
San Francisco, def. Esme Emmanuel,
San Francisco, 6-2, 6-31 and Nancy
Richey, San Angelo, Tex., def. Valerie
Degenfu~, San Diego, Calif.1 6-2, S.t.
However, .Kuhn's office reportedly ap-
proached International League umpires
about the possibility of working the
playoffs and World Series, and was turn-
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Two Managers
Rehired; Other
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Pair · Menaced
By ASSOCIATED PRESS
Preston Gomez and Harry Walker are
in,. but Mayo SmiUt and John McNamara
may be out as managers as the major
league baseball regular season· ends to-
day.
• Gomez and Walker were rehired
Wednesday as managers of the San Diego
Padres and the Houston Astros, ending
&peculation that they might not return.
UP'I T1lt.itoM1 In contrast, Ute future of Smith at
Detroit -and McNamara at Oakland is
clouded. TCHI TCH I TWINS' BI LL .RIGNEY BLOWS HIS COOL AFTER EJECTION FROM GAME.
A Detroit official said a press con-
ference is likely to be held Friday. Most
observers feel the Tigers will announce
then that Billy Martin, fonner Minnesota
manager, will be named to replace
Smith.
Charles 0. Finley, Oakland owner, has
declined to confirm or deny reports that
he will not re.-tiire McNamara as
manager of the A's.
Walker and his entire coaching staff
were given one-year contracts for the
1971 season. Gomez and his coaching
staff similarly received new one year
contracts.
Spec Richardson, general manager of
the Astros said, "In no way can I blame
Walker and bis staU for our sore-arm pit-
ching. We looked for additional pitching
and couldn't find it. So we are as much to
blame."
"I'm delighted and so is my staff,"
Walker commented.
"One of the reasons I would have felt
bad if I had not been coming back is I
feel the club is on the verge of really
moving up."
"There was never a doubt in my mind
about the job," Gomez declared aft.er
Eddie Leishman, general manager or the
Padres, announced that Gomez had been
retained 915 manager. _
"You never know in basebalf, though,"
Gomez added. "You might be hired for
one year and be gone in one month."
Elsewhere, Ken , Boyer and Barney
Schultz were named batting coach and
pitching coach, respectively, for the St.
Louis Cardinals. • '
They repla,ctd Dick Si!ter and Billy
Muffett who were dismissed on Tuesday
Whefl Red Schoendienst was re-hired as
cardinal manager.
Gurn~y May
Call It Quits
RIVERSIDE (AP) -This Sunday's
Trans-American sedan race at Riverside
International Raceway could be the tast
as a driver for Costa Mesa's Dan GU:fney,
considered · by many experts to be
AmeriCa's finest ever.
GW'ney planned to wind up his career
in the Rex Mays 3CMknile event for c~m
plonship cars at Riverside Dec. 6, but
that race was canceled Wednesday.
•·1 won't say this .ttl be my last race ,
bul then a · ave no pla.ns for any
moment," said the 39-year-
y, the only driver in the world
lo have won races in the four major
types of events: Formula One, USAC,
Can-Am and NASCAR.
Gurney wilt pilot a Plymouth Bar-
racuda Sunday.
The Rex Mays event was canceled
because of a conflict the same date with
the qrand National promoted b x
American Raceways, Inc., in Texas, ARl
president Les Richter said.
" -·
News No Sur prise
Noises in Miami Hinted
Tate Was on Hot 1Seat
Although wire service stories made it
· sound surprising, it was surely no shock
to this corner tp learn that Charlie Tate
hung up his clipboard as head footb<i ll
coach for the University of Miami,
Florida.
While visiting Miami Saturday 1 hap-
pened to visit a member of the Orange
Bowl staff who ·was watching Georgia
Tech whip Tate's lads i'n a regional TV
game.
The fellow made it a p:iint to offer. his
opinion that Miami had the material -
just couldn't seem to pllt th'ings together,
When you hear that kind of chit chat
from influential observers, you gather th e
impression Utat the coach is walking
barefooted over a bed of hot coals.
lncidentaUy, the Orange Bowl has an
eye·searing color combo -basically
orange, a blue.green artificial turf and
chartruese goal posts.
And seat locales are painled in bl<ick in
the rriiddle of an orange circle-;-the latter
otivlously representing an oran ge.
* * * Speaking or management changes,
I special guest at an Australian counsel
grand sla m parly for Margaret Court
Monday.
Starting center for the University of
Jlawaii football team that toppled Cal
State ·1 IA>ng Beach) over the weekend
was Ed Foote, former fl.1ater Del High,
Orange Coast College typt'.
Three of UCLA ·s yell leaders were on
the 1968 Orange Coast College crew that
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sparkled In lhe IRA. Geoff Strand iS bead
yell master for the Bruins and is joined
by former Bue oarsmen John Baie and
Jim Jorgenson.
Mad Russian Novikoff ·Dies
Charlie Flnley Is keeping up bis u.~ual hot
pace 1ccording to-nporig-lrem die Bay
area. It bas betn written that ·Oakland
flt.Id boss John McNlmart will be
cmployr:d elstwbert, meaning tbAt Finley
hu bad 10 different mabagers in a· like
number of yean as owner of the
Former Orange Coast area grid pro-
dUctS are plaflng for Cal POiy Pomona
Ibis year. Ren Althouse fOCCJ, Steve
Perdue I Huntlngtoo Beach High), Chuck
Perry !Estancia HlghJ, Rick Selbert
(Jfuntlngton Beach RSJ and Tom Ber-
quist (Golden Wtst College) make up the
group.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Baa.ball old·
timer Lou Novikoff, the so-called Mad
RuSaian of the IHO's and known ·as "• tiocid bad ball hitter," is dead at54.
Novikoff, who began his diamond
career aa a softball pitcher and returned
li;that sport And· played until just a few
Yeira ago, died of an appa~ent heart at.-
task en route !O a hQspltal In suburban'
South Gale Wedn<aday.
A Jolly, yet often moody man, Novikoff
wis one or the mom: popular pliyers for ~Old r.o. Angeles AngCll Ollhe Pacilic
'.
Cout Leogue.
Signed inio the Chicago-Cub organiia·
tlon, he ltd the hitters In the Three-Eye
League with Moline. in llnl,_Pie_ T~as
League with Tulsa in J939, the Coast
League in 1940 ..
He went Up to the parent Cubs In 1941,.
and after, and after • stint v.·lth
Milwauk~ in the American Association,
played three more years with Chicago
and finished out hili ma~ l~gue career
with the Phlladtlphia Philfi,. in JIM&.
In all, hC a~ragil l82 m .151 miJor
league games.
Novikoff Jacked fielding talent but was
notorious at. the pl1te. He would go for i
piteh a fOOt OVet'his head or golf one out
of tht dirt
"lle was Ont of the best 'bad ball' hit-
ters I ever saw," 1n acquaintance recall-
ed ·Thuraday.
At'1letfc1 baseball team. ' A~, Prtllton Gomez w)U be back for
• another year at tbe helm or the San
Diego Padrf:s, despite committing two
unpardol.able 1ins.,. finilhing last In-bis
division and yanklqg a pllc'her for a
plncll-hlUer wben·the burler (Clay Klrbyl
_ waa three outs away frl)m 1 no-htttcr .
You can bet 'Kirby wasn't la on the
vrrcUcf lo retalll Gome&.
* ·* His widow, Tanya, said he spent much
time in rt!(eot years at softball games
"but not as a particlpant_,___He had to be a Elsewhere aro\.lf\4 the beat; -,..-..,.,
spectator becawie of emphysema." Rod Laver,,. world deluxe tennis whii
Funeral tervices were penOiiig. -..-who lings lits liat 1n CofonaCfcl)f ar, Y.•as
Rnndy Vataha, ex-Golden West College
type. has scored three touchdowru:
ttlready this season for St.anford. Dave
Penhall, who prepped at Westminster.
rates sixth in Pac-8 total offense with an
average of 146.3 yard~ per ,game. -
Penhall, quarterback al tal, has passed
for 401 of 439 Yards he's chalked up.
Vataha ttns 13 receptions for 221 yards.
ranking fifth , among Ppciflc-8 pass
receivers. And ~s (ourth in wnt ljlturn
yards averaged with to.s per try In two
<uoru. · L
wait.
Johnson will need a big·night to win
out, however, sinti! 2-for-4 wouldn't quite
do the trick. Shoµ.!d__the AQg~, outfielder
go 2-for:-4.-he----WOU\Cf---WU'i6 up at .3285--
losing out by .0001
TOUGH SOUTHPAW
Yastrzemski had hoped to pad his lead
with a big night in his 1970 swan song,
but he ran into-a-tough-situation~ The-Red
Sox were playing the New York Yankees,
and left-hander Fritz Peterson Was going
for his 20th victory, which he got in a 4-3
thriller.
Vaz bounced out in the fir.St inning, got
an infield single on a grounder to deep
short in the fourth, flied out in the sixth
and grouliled out in the eighth.
The hit, although or the infield variety,
was not really questionable.
Yankee shortstop Frank Baker went to
his right in the hole to field the ball, but
his . long throw appeared too late even
before it went wide for an error which
allowed Vaz to take second.
The official scorer immediately signal-
ed the play a hit and an error, and first
base umpire Jim Odom later concurred
that Yastrzelnlki had the throw beaten.
Aft.er that' Peterson h a n d I e d
YastrzeiTiski without , difficulty, getting
him on a ny ball in the sixth and On an
easy grounder in the eighth.
NO COMPUAINTS
"I don 't have any complaints," Vaz
sai d. "The guy pitched a helluva game.
He deserved it."
Somebody said it was a tough break
that he had to wind up facing a left·
hander who was going after No: 20.
"It didn't make any difference whether
he was left-handed or right-handed the
way he was pitching tonight," the slug.
ging first baseman said. ·
Because of the. time difference between
coasts, Johnson'! Wednesday night game
hadn't even started when Yastrzemski's
season was finishea. but the Red Sox
slugger indicated he wouldn't stay up to
find out how his rival had done.
A ques'tioner wondered if this meant he
wasn't quite as anxious about wlpning a
fourth titJe as he would be if this were his
first chanei!, but he nixed that thought.
"I want to be there a few lriore times."
he said of. the AL batting crown which on-
ly three men -Ty Cobb (12), Ted
Williams (6) and Harry Hellmann (4) -
have won more than he has.
Dodger~ See k
2nd Place
SAN DIEGO !AP) -Pat Doimn fired
a seven·hitter Wednesday night as the
Sa'n Diego Padres edged Los Angt:lea,
st'lapping a three-game losing streak.
Chris Cannizzaro singled home a run lo
the second inning and Ollie...Brown.knoc~
ed in another with a third-Inning sacrifice
Oy to help Dobson, 14-15, win a pitchiq,&:
duel from Claude Osteen, 16-14.
The Dodgers scored in the ninth on Wes
Parker's sacrifice Oy.
The lo.u kept tM c5odgers' from
clinching sscond plaCf: in the Natlorial
Lea~ West. They remain one-half game
ahead of San Francisco. The setl50Q
finale for both learns Is toni•lll.
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• -~MD Lancers Vie
.. • • In K~y CIF Battle
Mater Del High School's
moat aevere test of the young
---•football-season la on tap
loolahl at s&nta Ana Bowl
when the Monarchr-qf coach
Bob Woods entertain Moore
League powu Lakewood.
Kickoff is slated for a
o'clock and a lull house crowd
11 expected to view_the !ourl.b
renewal of the_series.
Involving rated teams In the
CIF AAAA, tM game stands
to be the premier show of lhe
Closes Tonight
To l\lack Stadium
PHJLADE!PHIA (AP) -
The oldest baseball stadium in
use closes down tonight and
()ne (If the "starters" will be
· (In hand to spur festivities.
The peraon after whom Con-
nie Mact Stadium was named.
the old Philadelphia A's great
Lock Horns
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art down 0-2 in prt,lpague play
but as far as ~h ~tax Miller
and his Green and While are
con<:emtd lhe Mesans are
even steven whh the league a.,
they open up clraJil hostlllties
Friday night.
''I think ~ light, are com·
Ing on for us now," 5l)'S
Miller after his 1cam's early
week practice.
"It's really the Urst lime
T've De-!n ericoi.Jragea In prae·
lice. We kl1Q'lf'-we bl"" the
Newport 11aml!i rather badly
but our klds knoW what has to
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be done against ~1agnolla and
I think they're ready now."
adds ,_1iller as his team
prepares for its Friday night
encounter at Western High.
However. there are same
problems for Mesa ...:... chiefly
in the running department
~·~ the Mustangs' best run·
ner. Kim Wolf, has been
hampemf.wlth an ankle injury
since,. berore the start ol \he
year. •
Wolf is a .doubtful starter
and -Miller ,..11,. ]l<llClled In
tither BotrBomboy Qr Pat
.Kala1na to lake over the vilal
lallback spot
Sailors Cop
Las Vegas
Invitational
'Vhile most Of the Orange
Coast area prep cross country
teams v.•ere competing Satur-
day at the Corona de! Mar
Invitational, the Newport
Harbor Tars were olf in Las
Vegas cavorting at the Las
Vegas Invitational.
And, coach Bert Donald's
Bluejackets did a lot of
cavorting in the gambling
capital as they annexed the
team title with 62 points.
Newport edged runnerup Ca·
jon (San Bernardin<>). a new
school which accounted for 67
markers.
Last year's state ml 1 e
champion. Bre.1t Tubb of
Reseda's Cleveland High, was
the individual winner in 11 :20
over the 1.9-mile Veg as
course.
Highest-placing Newporter
"'as John Holcomb, given
fifth, although he ()nly edged
teanimate Rick F'leming by a
yard, Both were clocked In
9:55. • '
Other Tar nmne~ who
finished In the top 20 were
Craig Clark fl5th, 10:181, Den-
nis Cline ' (16th, 10;19) and
Dave Ci-oss (20th, 10:23).
Qfarterback Joe Arthur, a wary t)'e toward .the Sen·
v.·ho shined in ?.tesa·s l~I~ tinels' roll·out style
Joss to Katella, appears to quarterback and the receiving
ha\'C v.·on the s I a rt in g thttat of ti$ end Steve
quarterback )ob and will dou~ Adkins, a 213-pounder who h11s
blc up In the defensive sea:>n· exhibit~ some strong n.tn·
dary. ning on the short aerial game.
"This Is a must for us. We l\11Uer is still tn somewhat of
just have to Improve our pass-a due following his team's
ing game. Eight interceptions poor showing against Ne'NP.5'rt
In two games have really hurt Harbor (the Sail9rs won, 17..0)
us." says Miiier. but he admits his prime ob-
Four pla31m have paastd j'!tlive in the prttcUce games
for-Mesa In the first two tilts was to get a good loot-at hls
wltlreioh co! them· r<eelptlng"-c1ealii) over all '<apabllttl .. -ln
for 11t le11!l one Interception. preparation for Irvine League
Miller views ftfagnOlia with hostilities. --
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By HOWARD L HANDY
Of Ille o.llJ L911ft Sl•O
---"'';-'~!Lll'eal coaching .Jla!Lisn'L _C..91'!!J~lahling. ,
Far from it.
After two victories, why should it?
But headmari Ray Shackleford is pa.
tientty waiting for the' g_ffense to put
together a concerted drive for a
touchdown after two successive victories.
This week it will be another offensive
machine that must be stopped when the
Rustlers host thi!: Santa Ana Dons in Le
Bard Stadium oo the Orange Coast
~College_c'°"pus.~-------
"We're SaUsfied with winning but we
aren't pleased with the -execution. All of
· the scores we have produced have been
the result of our defensive uni\ giving us
the 'ball in close proximity or the goal
line." -. =-
The only two scores against Golden
\Vest have come on aerial bombs and
Shackleford hopes his troops have shored
up their secondary lapses.
"We work on pass protection every
"-'eek. Right now I am more concerned
about our offensive pass protection. •
''Steve (Griffith) had only JO recorded
passes against Mt. SAC but he attempted
to throw 20 times. He just hasn't had
time to get them off.
"Our line and our backfield, with ex-
ception of Charlie Buckland, isn't giving
us too much pass protection. Charlie is
the only~ one doing much blocking
&o far." _ · _ =
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Now Playing fo1· the Trojans
Four former area football stars are now playing for
USC. In the front row aie assistant coach Rod Hu-
menuik and Bruce Rollinson (31). In back, from {l
to-r), are Steve PuJtorak,-George Follett·and Greg
George. Pultorak and Rollinson prepped at Mater
Dei, George played at Corona del Mar and Follett
is a former Huntington Beach and OCC star. Hu-
menuik is a forme'r assistant at Fullerton JC.
Like all coaches, Shackleford hopes his
team will eliminate some of the mistakes
it has made in the early games.
"Santa Ana always has an outstanding
. defensive team and this year is no ex-
ception," he continues.
Youth Proves Corona del Mat Seeks
• ThursdaY, October l , 1970 DAIL V PllOT 27
Sa11s Tars' Jofatasoli
Colonists ·H-ave It All-•
Team ., Coach, Tradition
By ROGER CARLSON
01 tM D•ll'.1 '""' Sti ff '-
Jt'S rather doubtful anyone will ever
accuse coatjl Ernie Johnson of Newport
-Harbor-lligb-School-of-being-overcon.
ident. ·
The Sailor inentor Watched his team
shut out a pair or lrvine League foes in
preparation for Sunset League football
battle but ·tit malntalns his team was
lacking in several phases of the game -
including defense.
Now his BluejackeU-are up 'against
Anahelm Higl1 School Friday night and
responsible for a lot of good programs In
Orange CountY".
The leading ball carriers for Newport
in the Tars' wins o.ver Mesa and Corona
del-Mar have.been-Easterling.and_Moa~d._. ~--
Easterling has a 3.5 average after ZJ
carries while Moad has a 5.8 averago
after 64 yards.
·wrute picked Op 100 yards through tlJc
• air on Mesa but his overall average is on-
ly .316 with 12 completions in 38 tries.
He's been intercepted. three times.
the CIF's No. 2 ranked Colonists pose
several problems for Newport in tho
~Sunset-.League...opene'-------
And Johns'on ti~ks them iill_in ra id
succession.
"They've ,got (Bob) McQueen running,
(Joel McCuU~y passing, ( Norm )
Anderson and (Ed) Hovdey catching the
balt .... They-hf!Ye-~ coach· named Van--
Hoorebeke and a--tradition of wi'nning.
That poses all the problems anybody
needs.
"Ailaheim runs inside, outside. throws
short and long, They put the heat on yoU
from every direction," continues·
Johnson.
Johnson says his Tars must play above
their heads just to stay with the Colony,
·ciling Redlands High's 29-8 loss to
Anaheim last week.
"They did it with ease. 1 just hope we
can be representative 1n the ball game,''
he adds.
The running ba('k situation at Newport
Harbor remains the same as last week
with Richie siinons oulTnde.Onitc.fy wITh a
shoulder injury.
Expected to see heavy duty in the ball
carrying department are Alex Moad,
Mike Easterling, Dan Seals, Mike Dahl
and Phil Metzger, with thrusts from ·any
of the three setback positions.
Penalties Bug
Triton Coach;
Spartans Next
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"It is going to be a damed tough game
. and we will have.to eliminate some or the-
. mei1tal mistakes we have made along
with the phy~ical ones."
Major Barrier .. _ •
--Few SA.-ValJe,1--ro_C_o7__r__e_c_t_Mzs.tak_es
Quarterback Alvin White , who scored
11 of Newport's 17 points agaiost Costa
Mesa, is ready fOr dUty behind the Tars'
----big,qilick-line:---
Eighteen infractions for a sum total o(
193 yards in penalties in t!i'o nOn-league
contests has coach Tom Eads of San
Clemente High in a dither as his team
prepares for its Crestview League foot-
ball opener Friday night against invading ' i
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Only one change is anti~ipated in the
&tarting lineups for the Rustlers.
Curt Sutliff, a starter at left guard in
the first two games, bas quit the team
and will be replace.d by-Alan Qages, a
215-pounder from Westminster who
started at right tackJe in the first game
against Orange Coast.
" Dick Hill has had a history of coaching With its Irvine League football opener
winning football team.s. just two days , away, Corona de! Mar has
At Downey in 1~7 he led the Vikings to stressed its offensive game during prac-
a sh_are -9f:-the CIF AAAA title with lice ~ions this v.·ee~ hoping to cgrrect
Anaheim. hlistakes made in its firsrtwo games.
-Jn 1961, Hill guided Santa Ana Valley to The .Sea Kings launch the Irvine loop
This means Griffith will again ~ at the
helm at quarterDack with Buckland at
tailback, Bob Comuke at fullback .and
Kurt Dedrick at flanker .
an undefeated season and the AAA cham-·slate Saturday night, hosting Santa Ana
1>ionship in the Falcons' third year of Valley at Newport Harbor.
football .' In its two losses, the Corona defense
Asked about Comuke carryirlg the ball
almost as much as Buckland this season,
Shackleford says:
Hill has been out of football the past has far outshown_the __offense_ and Sea
three campaigns, working as 9 vice-prin· Kings' coach Dave Holland has been
cipal at Valley. working to correct this unbalance.
But, bt>'s back this season, and ''We're quite concerned with the
although the Falcons are off t_Q_a slow mistakes the offense has made.
start, Hill admits h~ has a very young especially-the fumbles:-The defense-has
team. looked pretty good, but there's always ----..Actually the fUllback (Cornuke) -has
carried the ball more than we an-
ticipated. But I don't go into any game
thinking about each guy carrying the ball
a certain number of times."
Valley tangles with Corona del Mar in -room for .improvement. Our ~ain co~;
, the Irvine League opener Saturday night cern now ts offense and executing well,
at Newport Harbor High . says Holland.
For the rerord, Buckland has carried
62 times for 238 yards while Cornuke has
184 yards in 39 carries. Each has been
stopped for minus yardage on one oc-
casion, BucklaTid for three yards and
-Cornuke for two.
Hex Continues
For CM Bowler
Larry Schoenfelder of Costa Mesa has
never won a Professional Pacific Coast
Bowlers pro tourney, although he has
consistently been among the top money
wiMers for the last three years.
After 15 games in the finals of the
Costa Mesa Open Sunday, Schoenfelder
Jed the field, as he gunned for his first ti·
Ue before a partisan crown.
But the hex that kept Schoenfelder
from the winner's circle continued, in
spite of.. a 211 final game. Encino left-
handet Bob Collatos fired a 256 to win
the tourney and collect the $1,cm win-
ner's share.
"We are ·playing a' lot of young kids, ln last week's 21·19 ~tba.ck to Sa~ta
but I've never complaied about the kids Ana. Corona fumbled stx times, losing
at Valley. We have fine kids and fine three of them.
athletes. It's just a matter of getting Concerning Santa Ana Valley, Holland
potential out of them and that includes says, "I've seen the m in their scrimmage
this year," says Hilt and in flleir two games and they are
Thus far the Falcons haVC been unable much improved over last year. They are
to generate any appreciable offensive at-more org_anized and are well coached.
tack in two games, scoring only 6ix And they"are big and quick."
points. L~es were to Foothill (20-0) and Holland figures Corona will have to
El Moclena (27-0). · stop the Falcons' running game to win .
"They (the backs) all have good poten-''They have a couple of good backs.
tial. There is no 'one that dictates a star Gilespie (Joe) has great speed and looked
role. It's just a matter of developing the good last week and Roberts (Oafyll) ran
personality of the team," says Hill. well the week before."
The backfield is young, to say the least, Gel esple is a 6-1, 175 pounder and
with four juniors. Quarterback Martin Roberts is 5-9 and weighs 165. Both are
Van Der Roest gears the attack with juniors.
Daryll Roberts at halfback, Joe Gilespie "We think it will be a good ball game.''
at fullback and Ken Templeton at flanker. says Holland. "Valley has a much better
Up front, four of the seven offensive team than last year."
starters are juniors. In the 1969 game, the Falcons handed
Only lettermen returning from last Corona a 14-6 defeat. It was Santa Ana
season's 1-7-J club are center Pat Kelley Valley's only win of the campaign.
(5-9. 170) and right tackle Tom Imboden Holland will make only on~ change in
(5-11, 210). Imboden is the only 200-his offensive starting Jineup. tarlo' Tosti
pounder in the starting lineup. will move in as tight end.
The only other starting senior is right Santa Ana Valley. 1·7·1 in 1969. comes
end Leroy Alaman, a fl-2, 180-pounder. into Saturday night 's game with an iden-
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tical record to that of Corona del Mar.
Tl'\.e Falcons have been belted by
Foothill (20-6) and El Modena (27-0). The
-other Corona del Mar loss came at the
hands of Newport Hafbor, 7-0.
Saturday night's encounter will be the
second meeting betWeen the two schools.
Depth is a factor, but Newport's front
fi ve has appeared to be highly effective
offensively and defensively. '
As for re.newing his rivalry with
Anaheim's Clare VanHoorebe,ke, Johnson
~ays, ••1 like to_:_play VI!_~ a lhri_ll_lO
play the good guys as far as I'm con·
cernea. We're never going to improve
unless we play the best. Anaheim 's
Troops Must Be Sharp
Baron Boss Proclaims
By PHIL ROSS
Of ltll 0.111 ,Utt Sl•lr
Fountain Valley 's Barons were so rag-
ge<! in their non-league footba ll con-
frontation with the tough Garden Grove
Argonauts Saturday night that Baron grid
chief Bruce Pickford m e n t i o n e d
something about the upcoming Irvine
League season being a nightinare i[ his
troops didn't sharpen up.
And since the Garden Grove tilt, the
Barons have gone to considerable length
to iron out their problems.
PickJord says, "we didn't have Joy
consistency, but just a poor overall
performance against Garden Grove.
"But our trt.captains (tackle Bob
Walker, guard Bill J(ristinat and
quarterback Ken Shibafa) have been set-
ting a good example in bringing the team
back to perfection.
"We're going at our ' probleril in a
workman-like way," he adds.
Pickford feels the Barons' primary
strength lies in their defense. which had
an off-night against Garden Grove.
However, since the defense is returning
to its riormal, rugged form, the team has
been concentrating on scoring punch, a
nemesis to Fountain Valley in the first
two games this year and all or last
season.
"I'm real .i;atisfied with the
performance of Joe Mertins. · J1e really
came to play," says Pickford.
Mertins, a 6-1, 185-pounder. starter the
season as tackle, but, with an ankle in-
jury to first-string tight end Vince
McAuley, has filled in at that spot.
In fact, Mertins has scored each of
the Fountain Valley touclidowns in the
Barons' first two battles (with Garden
. Grove and Rancho Alamitos ), both on
pass rcet!ptions . ·-
As far as Los Alamitos, Fountain
Valle¥_'s first Irvine League foe Saturday,
is concerned, Pickford doesn't think
they're hurting at Los Alamitos as mucti
-as the Griffin coach4tg staff would like
people to believe.
11e says, ''they didn't look too weak
when we scouted lhetn in their first two
games. I don't think their offensive line is
so bad off."
"We haven't been very smooth -il's
the mental mistakes that are killing us.
And we've got to start putting in four
quarters per game," says Eads as he
summarizes his-team 's· problems follow-
jng"a.split with Brea--1mdJ..aguna-=Beach.-
Brea edged San Clemente, 16-15, with
the aid o[ first half fumblitis by the
Tri tons.
Eads' crew beat Laguna, 26-7, but
receipted for 120 yards in penalties.
San Ctement_e is a one-point lUlderdog
Villa Park but that could change co~
siderably if quarterback Keith Gibson is
fully recovered from the nu that has
hampered his passing game against Brea
and-Laguna-:-
" We need to take some pressure off of
0111" running game and if Keith js healthy
I'm certain he'll be able to accomplish i~
with his passing," says_ Eads.
The Triton mentor says his biggest con-
cern with Villa Park's Spartans is their
quarterback, Pat Mclnally, an all-round
athlete 'vho doubles up in the defensive
secondary and is the Spartans' punter_
and' p/acekicker.
The San Clemente mainstay -defense
-came in for its usual praise from Eads
but the Triton coach expressed some con-
c;ern over his defensive secondary; a
chronic prep problem.
The only change in the Tritons' startin~
lineup figures to be Craig Anderson, who
has ~on ~ starting end berth.
Eads has had no complaints with his
running backs, Tom Morris and Ray Can.
navo.
Both have earned player ·of the week
honors for San Clemente with excellen~
running performances.
Morris rushed for 123 yards again st
Laguna Beach and has three touchdowns
in his pocket, along with a 5-yard average
for 30 carries in two games.
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-1 Preliminaries are out ol the
--""' if!J:! and...coacb Bill Boswell
lsn 't sheddln& any tears. • • Yet, perhaps he -Id be
n~~ ~ ~ause he opens Sunset
~11\J~ t9otba}l action with
the Santa Ana High SaintS Fri-
day night in Sanla Ana Bowl.
1,1 But the way Boswell looks at -~--· u, things have lo i~prove
._; after losing . • pair of noll-'
league encounters. e-are-.wt'looting-for-1-f""'.1.,,,,.=.::;:..~c...;_.
atarli.ng lineup and-~ we
nd it, I think things will im·
prove.
-\ "Santa Ana has a tough
am and iliey have an ex-
osive offensive attack. With
t boy Monte Flo)'d back in
the lineup they will be real
"h. He's their best running
k by far."
Boswell then cited the fact
Ployd had carried the ball on·
'Jy five times but had gained 80
yards. He suffered a sprained
1tn'klt in the opener with Mater
-aOO carried only two
l last week again st
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Thnlng Off -.
Oiler Air Woos
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Concern M·oats
Coach Ken Moats o( Hun-
tington Beach Hlgh C'lassified
bis team as a unit requiring
two more games under its belt
-to ready itself for Sunset
League ho&tillUes .
His SS-yard tally against St.
Paul left the Swordsmen
secondary flat footed. He's
also a threat at the opUon .
play, but.his only pass attempt
thus far was inlclcepted.
However, Sunset Loop action
begins f9r Ule Oilers Sal!lrday
and Loara High School will be Loru•a Vt" sta J>rovldtng the opposition at
Anaheim's La Palma Stadium .
''Our passing game has suf· N R
fered primarily because of 0 t osy
timing problems," says Moats '
in assessing his team's aerial s Hill
woes -a facet of the Oiler at-3VS
lack that did not c0ine O'in;!,lo;----.J~ ·
gory unng li'eSPlifWil Habra and st. Paul-ill oon:.. Loara High School makes its
league play. Sunset League football debut
S{lturday night when the Sax·
"Until our passing game QOS of coach Herb Hill en-
does come v;e're not fiing t~ tertain Huntington Beach at
be a-good-offensive ball club. Anaheim's ta Palma Stadium.
You've got to be ablt to thro~ Tbe Saxons 'enter the Sunset'
in this league," continues the-League in their seventh year
Oller boss. of football -following five
Through two games Hun-years of no tosses In the Irvine
tington Beach has ·managed League and one season in the
four completions for 47 yards Crestview circuit.
and four interceptions in 13 at-tempts. However, things aren't quite
as rosy as Hill would like
The lack of a passing game them to be prior to his first-
hampered tailback Garth Wise ever encounter in the AAA
in the St. Paul game following Sunset circuit.
his early 58-yard ~ash for a touchdown . First, his learn must meet
l.co}'O!li del Mar. ·
•"'Boswell is making three
nges in the Lion oflensive
lineup for.theJeague_opener.
FLYING CHARGERS -Three o! Edison High's standout defen·
sive gems are Brian Bayless(~). Craig Mortensen ·(73) and Jeff
Carter (54). Coach Bill Vail's Chargers face Estancia Friday night
;eeking their third win of the campaign. ----------
Huntington Beach and the
St. Paul, able to concentrate Oilers' all-roWld threat Garth
on Wise almost exclusively, \Vise. a tailback who's scored
held the senior converted four times in HuntingU>n's
quarterback to 24 yards-on his firSt two games.
next 12 totes. ' · Jerry· 1bomas will· slart at
nt!f ,uanf, Dean -Cunningham
at right guard and Kirk Harris
. at ·a· halfback post.
"Han:is bp.s .been pli.yer of
, the game already this season
UniPreps No Runaway--Vail
For Super .
S Ki SeCondly, Loara is without ea ngs As for Saturday's opponent, ace tailback Steve Elkins (a
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Loara, Moats opines that the 9.7 sprinl<r'~ho is nursing a Saxoru po6sess a couple of ex-,;.e·
HB G b plosive backs Jim Beyers knee injury. ra and Mark HaMa . And, looming a week ahead
"And I'm rather s ure of Huntington is the Anaheim ~~. deserves a chance to !\ad: We are still looking for
.. best lineup and feel we
.. ·fd---switch-the-guards-this
~ · to accoDlplish 0 u r
~-~-·--·Edison W_orks on Stonnin" Eaale Offe11_se ...,pe~s, fer · · --rr 'a.. "'
• (Steve) Elkiru will be back in co!l~i:ontation, and the Sax~ns ' nolo WT1ns uniform," adds Moats_ Elkins. m1gtit gel caught . looking . F --w-. --.-9.Jspfliltef;baSbeen Out Ol8head.
~ purpose." Boswell adds.
' The WestmiMter c o a c h figures Santa Ana ls every bH Chance!> a11 University Tr~
good as Long Beach Poly jan head football coach Jer~y
=iiy&-his •. team must..:_be-:: .J!~ha~pull11!8 his
pared for the Saint speed dererls1ve troops 1 h r o u g h
· ·c1mes heavy drills 'against tl'ie rush ~-:'Uie r~rd it v.·ould ap-during practice sessions this
that this one is an esc.ape week.
atdl. to avoid ttllar dwelling The prime reason -a
ili "-S tl young. S.9, 160 -pound \.~ u11:: unse oop.
li Westminster, in addition lo speedster n a m e d John
1os· to p 1 (22 0 Robinson. ··I mg 0 Y ·2 ), also Robinson, who Can leap high
l· ~ 1 28-6 verdict· lo enough to stuff a basketball. is .;, ... uwooc1. what makes the offense go for
Neff QB
Adjusts
.~ToChange
. Neff High quarterback Jerry
the Banning ""Broncos, the Tro-
jans' foe Friday night in that
desert community east or San
Bernardino.
The Broncos 0£ coach Lou
Chmielski are 0-2 going in the
University tilt,_but they've on-
ly lost by 14-0 (Indio) and 13-7
(Bloominglon) scores.
Redman says he watched
the Broncos against Bloom·
ingto;n and they looked ex.
trerUety well in the second
half. : Maddox has ~usted well to a change in poSitlons. "Banning has basically a
_ Last.1}eu as a jµnior , the 6-ground attack,·• R e d m a n ~.1 l~pounder . caught 29 notes. "but they•haven't done
. :;fasses for a little over 600 as well as they'd like to with
pl the material thCy have. yards while aying split end "They only thrOw the ·ball on
for the Suburban League third and long situations and champions. , But this season Nclf head they don't do that very well.'
coach Stan Thomas decided to The Redlarids University alumnus .~dds. "our biggest switch the vetSaUle t.1addox to problen1 right now is trying to
quarterback. get aligned properly to slop
The change has not affected the plays which they (Ban-
Maddox's play as an outstan-nin)p run best. ·
ding his;h school football · And. that means slopping
player. Robinson. If we can shut him
In two games ~ has guided off they're going to have trou-
the Trojans to victories over ble moving the ball."
Valencia (!Hl) and Lowen (33-The Broncos do pose a
'· 7). completing 18 of 33 passes st.Tong de!eOsive . thr eat ,
for 244 yards and Cl pair of especially ag8inst a running
wns. game.
iHe also has run for about 80 Conseq9ently, Redman · has
• , scoring two other TDs. had his quarterback (Tom
Maddox· ·w111 lead his team Walker) wOrking Vigorously
jigainst Laguna Beach Satur-all week on the Trojan passing
• y night when the two teams gal)'le "'ith favorite receivers
" ash at Cerritos.College. Bob Pallerson (140) and \Villie
Maddox replaces J i m JarJll~.D ()~). .
·\MacDonald who is now at The latter, norm<11IY a. key
~! Annapolis. MacDonald g1J,ided reserve. is replacing Diiv
111 Neff to a ~-0 reCord i~ th~ DcLapp at light end sine
regular season. before the Delapp is currently balllin
: Trojans Jost a 12-7 decision to the flu bug.
Foothill in the opening round Redman says, "I think we '
of the CIF AAA playoffs. have to throw the ball to mo
Top receivers for the Tro-it. so we're put in a co le f
jlns are split end Larry new pasSing plays to Ip s
Neiman and flanker Jerry out some.
SCu\Jy_ Both have excellent "I've always been a firm ~· Scully has ~ best Of 9.8 believer in having lo have a
in the 100.yard dash. good. gr~nd game ~cause the
Top lineman for the Trojan~ passing game , 1 s com-
ts guard Julian Smilowitz, a plemented only if you ca11 IN~pound senior who ·.~ve the ball on the ground."
both ways; Smilowltz and . The et-Foothill High .aide ~n-
' Maddox e a r n e d all-league s1sts that powe.r running dic-
-'L--both orrense and tales the running gam7 and ·~" on the brunt of the µower 1n lhe
defense last year: , Trojan offense emanates from
Comparln& this Ye a r s 190-pound Dave Ong team to the '69 club. Thomas · · _.the '?Q.Trojans are vastly
Joexpbllmced."We have five
aurtert who played on the bee
ttam last year."
On offense, Neff will open
yltb s e v e n le11erme.n. in.-o
e Jud In 1 Maddox and
Smilowlll.
'"'Other letter.winner! Include \l<1'1<.' Ch\l<t llogerman (1911
·and Jolln Van Dykon 12051,
'UpL end Paul Staley 0901.
Grand P1ix
'J1ie Ufth annual Grand Prix ot Drag Racing is on tap
Saturday (5 p.m.) at l~·indale
Raceway in lrwindalt.
· Time lriAls are schedulcd
for noon of the same day.
Last year the lucrative
($2$,000) evenl Jure<! 15,000
fans to the S;'.tn Cabdiel Valley
strlp and this year's show of·
fl!ri 1· 'total purie of $33,000
The Edison .Ch a r g er s ''The game shouldn 't be a been playing ve ry well lately,"
haven't really discovered how runaway for either team, by Vail claims.
to put the brak~s on the ex-;µiy means. But we'll try to "\Ve're l'bt very big. But score every chance we get and plosive Estancia Eagles .foot-stay=witb out]?a@lce." wh~n you're not big, you had
blill -sqtiad ytt, accOrding to 'J'he balance Yail refers to 6Cller be quick. And, I guess
Edison head coach Bill VaiJ. is attributed in part to the "e're fairly quick."
But Vail claims his charges heady signal calling of multi-lie continues, "rve been
very proud of our entire
defense and I imagine Estan-
cia is also proud ol theirs
afte r allowing only six points
and having scored so much."
'ftte perennial kingpin • of
area prep water polo was suc-
cessful against outside op-
position while _the only other
area teams were-In action at
each other·s throats to
highlight Wednesday's prep
scene.
Defending , CIF champion
Corona del Mar averaged 75
percent from the field and
drowned visiting Lakewood,
12-2, in lhe Corona pool.
Hunting.ton Beach ,
have been working extra hard talented Jerry Hinojosa, the
in hopes that they'll come up quick line thrusts of tailback
w)UI a feasible solution before Jim Moxley and the glue-
Friday night, when the two fingering pass rece iving of 6-5
unbeaten teams collide in a Jqhn Fisher. Vail's mention or
titanic Irvine League lid-lifter balance alSQ includes a strong
at Hunlington Beadl's Sheue <.lefcnse. which has yet to
Field. allow the enemy a point in
He says, "we're just going non-league clashes with SL
to grab the graS! and hope for John Bosco and Santiago.
the best. "Our defense has .really
meanwhile, traveled to
good alter ego pair for his own Laguna Baach, where i t
Hinojosa and Moxley in· ~pelted the host Artists by an
quarterback Curt Thomas and ll-7 tally_
lailback Jim Schultz. Garih Bergeson, shooting 59
Vail feels Esiaoci.a has a
Inexperience Plag11es
Los · Alamitos Gridders
"This game is going to be a
tossup right from the begin-
ning." says Vail.
"ll's indicative (the Estan·
cia game) of how our whole
league is going to be in
general, with most of the
personnel equal and anybody
percent on the season, potted
eight scores to lead the Sea
Kings on another successful
venture while teammate Kurt
Krumpholz tossed in three
goals.
Sea 1';,ing Bees defeated
Lakewood, 7-2, behind a four-
goal effort by Brian Milich
while the Corona Cees were
dropping a 17-2 decision to the
Lancers.
The limes are changing .
This year·s Los Alamitos
High football squad is plagued
by inexperience and question
marks after the Griffins made
il to the CJF AA finals in 1969
before being slammed. a 33-14.
by Barstow, the eventual
champion.
But \ast lyear"s squad was
composed mostly of l h e
·school's first senior class and
34 of those blue-chippers pick··
ed up their diplomas in June.
So. Griffin head coach
Frank DoretU is '-''orking with
an inexperienced group of
players this fall as Los
Alamitos 1nakes its initial en-
try into the well-balanced
Irvine League.
Doi-etti say5' "I'm ready to
cry right off the bat about go-
ing into ttw! Irvine with all the
losses we suffered through
graduation.
··since this will be a com-
plete rebullding Bea900. 1 ·feel
~·e·re 1noving up (from the AA
Orange loop) too soon.''
He adds, "Fountain Valley
(the Griffins' first lJVine op.
nent this Saturday) has a verr
fine club and they are in-
dicative of what we'll be fac-
ing "'eek in and week out in
that league ."
on the 1970 version of the Grif-being able to beat anybody
fin football unit (currenUy 1•1) else on a given nigh!."
are wide receiver B o b The Chargers pinned a 27-20
Cameron (155). tackle Richard bereavement on the Eagles
Eckert {190), linebacker Rex last season and Vail and his gridders would like their hard
Bobinette (160) and tailback labors to turn to fruitful
Mike Hixson (150). rewards by making it two in a
"\\'e have a fine • split row over coach Phil Brown'.!!
receiver in cameron and a Estancia eleven.
good halfback in Hixson but They'll have found whether the extra work has paid off or v;e need a line st rong enough not about 10 o'clock Friday
to hold the defense out or night .
there,'' says Doretti. lriiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~
"Up to this point. Ecker tl l
has held up the line virtually
by himself.''
Doretti cites the Gr iffins' 28·
13 loss to Fullerton in the
season's opener as a good ex-
ample.
At Laguna, coacll Jack
Greenfield's Huntington Oilers
prepared for today's Estancia
tourney by ripping Laguna for
II goals.
David Roysden t5). CJay
Evans (3) and Rick Henry (3)
at! scored in twin figures for
the winners with Amory Ware
and John Harbold getting two
.goals each for Laguna.
"I can't recall one instance
in that game "·hen our line
didn"l break down on its block-
ing assignments and fet the
Fullerton defenders f i It er
lhrough." he laments adding,
"it better be a different story
against Fountain Valley or
else "'e're in for big trouble."
'l'he former Anaheim l!lgh
<µld UC Berkeley center con-
cludes, "another thing we
can't afford 1s too n1any
penalties. Even though y:e
beat Tustin (21-6), we had 100
yards in penallies in that
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Wilson Tennis Balls Doz. $8.35
Dunlop Fort Frames $15.95
Kramer Autograph Frames $16.95
Davis Imperial Frames $17.95
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OPEN 9 to 6 nc b1ct Greg E1trada
1'11) and fuUba<V .. A I a n
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lhe Saxon lineup in preleague Hill isn't too concerned
action ~th a knee injury. about the latter. problem,
Moats is concerned with howev1r.
Loara's split end, J e fr "I don't see any reason why
Schrecengost, but feels it's the \l'e sho.uld be looking ahead ...
running game his team must It's our first ever Sunset game
stop U the Oilers are to defeat and l':e know we have to play
Loara. our best just·to get past Hun·
-"Overall they have fine tington.
quickness and 1>05sess good "\Ye won"t have much going
fundamenta ls in the running for us against Anahe im if we 1
game. Defensively I think don 't get past this one," he --
we 're ready for anything in says.
tht passing game frQm them. Loara was stunned in Its
~·s the running portion of opener by an aroused
their attack tl1at Worries me,., Magnolia crew, 6-6, then came
says Moats. back with a JS-14 win over.
Wise has been the entire Servile. '
Huntington offense, scoring all "We didn't execute vfr'I
foor Oiler touchdowns enroute well or manufacture much Ot .
t? a 9.0 average' after 2S car-an offense against Magnolia.·
r1es. If we play like we did in that 6~
Dual Slate
For Cycles
A doubleheader "·ill
highlighl speedway motorcycle
racing action at Orange Coun·
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this weekend.
-Friday night's regular card
starts at a with 1970 national
champion Rick Woods of Hun-
tington Beach beading the Hst
of entrants.
Woods will also compete iQ.
Sunday's racing, which gets
under way at 2 p.m.
6 ball game we'll have a pro-
plem any place. But of course
Magnolia had something to do
\\•ith that." says Hill. who's
coached Loara since its beglJl..
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As for his opponent
Saturday. Hill opines lhat his
team can not stack up or
overplay the Huntington run·
ning attack geared towards
Wise.
"We're going to have to play
Wise pretty bonesL We can't
assume their passing game
isn't there -that's a good
way to get beat fast."
Huntington's aerial game
has produced 47 yatds in two
games. The opposition has in-
tercepted four times.
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A HAPPY ANGLER -Young Andy Arthur (8 year
old), landed this l&-pound yello,vtail recently while
fishing on the Thunderbird out of Davey's Locker
in Ne\vport Beach. Landin g operators say it was the
biggest run of yello\vtail in recent years along the
Orange Coast.
WHAT'.S IN-
OUTDOORS?
by Jock Anthony
Deep -sea fishing in the area continues io surprise both ang-.
lers and sportfishing operators. Over the past weekend a number
Satmday
California's first l 9 7 O • 7 I
waterfowl season·.-a split, SS.
day duck se1.:son in only tile
Colorado RiVer Zone -begins
at 6:07 a:rn. Saturday:-wtth
proSpeels of a -mucli better
opening than that of last year.
according to the Department
of Fish and Game~
season.
LIMITS LISTED lo
The goose bag a n d
possession limits for the
Colorado River Zone Wlll be
six and six, but each such
lin'iit mu sl contain not less
than four white geese and .not
more than two -0f the dark
r ellowfia.JWla...rilnnjog to_45...pounds....were-picked..up-by-both·-=~~.
private and sportlishing boats a few miles off the beach . ·
The hot spot was between Abalone Hill and Dana Point about
· four to six miles out. The large yellowfin were hitting anchovies
as boats stopped on boiling fi sh.
Very Icw tuna were picked up on feathers, but about 15 .
miles off. the beach boats picked up good nun1bers of skipjack-
averaging IO pounds on feathe~s in red and white, and, green
and yellow coll]_binations.
From all ind ications the large game fish cou ld be around for
• at least another week or two.
A few boats are gelling into some good yellowtail action
near the kelp beds below Dana Point. bul the yellows have
ilowed down after staging a very good 'showing last week.
In addilion to the yellows, boniro, bass and small barracuda
are making up th e fish counts. Occasionally a bluefin tuna is
caught by an angler dangling a Jive chovey over the side.
Marlin Fishhig Improves ·
l\farlin fishing Over the weekend was is good as it has been
this season. More than 10 spikebills ~·ere weighed in at the Bal-
boa Angling Club bringing the total for this season past 80.
· The bot spot for marlin was near Catalina Islarftt and lbe
marlin see med to prefer Live mackerel to fealbers and flyer&.
The back .side of Catalina, the east en4or the island and the
area known as Sll\'er Canyon all gave up a few bilUish UUa
past ~'eekend.
The largest marlin of the season was also weigbed in locally
by Dr. Harry Aquda of Huntington Harbour. Dr. Aquda's fish
weighed %04 'k pounds and was t.aken on light tackle. The mar-
lin hit a live mackerel and it look the angler more than three
bo\U'll to land the gianl.
The outlook for the remainder of the season is good, and
veteran marlin experts look for bigger counts of fish being re-
corded each ~·eek.
Bass f'is/1i11g on Upgrade
With the smaller number of anglers fishing our inland Jakes,
bass fishing has improved in all Southern California lakes. Even·
though the weather was hot over the past weekend, anglers bra v-
ing the heat managed to pick up nice stringers of fresh water
game fish.
The "'l nd did nol keep"'ang!ers off all the.lakes in San Diego
but the fire forced a few lakes to close their gates temporarily.
All Jakes in San Diego and Riverside counties should be back in
full operation by .Friday.
Vail Lake was not affected by the winds or fire and gave up
some good catches of bass, crappie and catfish. •Robert Marks
of Stanton has taken the lead in the first month of ·competition
in the Vail Lake fishing bonanza.
Bass to 41f.: pounds were taken on plastic worms and leadhead
jigs in deep wa ter, bul. the most action /oi: the bronzebacks was
on surface plugs fished close to shore and near the weeds.
Vail ,l.ake is open on a daily basis and starling today, there
will be \.\'eekly plants of 1.000 pounds of trout , some weighing
more than 3 pounds, lhroughout the cool months.
Vail proved last sea,son that it can provide excellent action
for the rainbows as the righting trout adapt well to the Jake.
Bass have started hit.ting at Lake Havasu, according to
George Foster of Lake Ha vas u Marina. This past week a 6~~
pounder was caught by Jack Lee of Fullerlon. Lee was fi shing
in shallow "'ater using a waterdog.
Foster predicts that 1hc crappie should begin to show and
the best enticers will be minnows, \vorms and small shiny Ji.ires.
Night fishing is the best bet for catching crappie weighing more
than a pound.
Lake Sherwood will be open \veekcnds only duriJlg the month
of 'October and Norm Dye of lakes management staff, looks for
~continued good bass and crappie fishing.
Deer Pr11sperts Dismal
As predicted, most areas or California gave up very few
SHOOTING HOURS
Waterfowl shooting hours
are from one-half hour before
'sunrise to sunset each day
lhroughout each of the various
seasons. The 1970-71 waterfowl
regillations, including tone
maps and daily shooting hours
may·· be obtained tree
wherever:.. h u n t i 1;1 g licenses
are sold.
DFG wardens report above
average numbers Of pintail
and teal no\V moving down the
Colorado River. with many of
the birds pausing to feed in
the backwaters arrtl in nearby
leach fields. Th e b e t t e r
backwaterS are from above
Blythe downriver through
Ferguson Lake' below Picacho.
Dredging now under way in
Oxbow Lake in the Palo Verde
area will temporarily spoil the
hunting in the area. but other
backwaters on which dredging
has recently been completed
should provide i m p r o v e d
shooting, the DFG reports.
HUNTERS CAUTIONED
Hunters are cautioned that
the California-Arizona· boun-
dary Jine follows the center of
the old channel of t b e
Colorado River. Some of the
newl y dredge channels. in-
cluding the Cibola Cut, are en-
tirely within Arizona.
Hunters no.t thorough I y
familiar with · the/rea and its
boundaries shoul make local
inquiry before going afield. In·
quiries should be made to'the
sheriff's office in Blythe or the
local DFG warden whose
phone number is listed in the
local telephone directory.
While there are not as many
ducks along the ·Colorado'
Rlve-r as there were three -~
weeks ago, there are more
now than there were a year
;igo and. if they hang around.
this year's opening should be a
fairly good one.
This Week's
' Trout Plant
bucks this past opening u·eekend. The reports from all AftU The followlng s 0 u the r n
is that bunting pressu~ and deer kill were do~·n on lbe 1vera&e California waters, listed by
of SO percent. ' · . , coonty, are scheduled for
One exception to this report Is lbe Warren ft:lountains are111 stocking this week w l th
in the nortbeas~ corner or the state. Tim Jones of Costa Mesa catching-size rainbow trout:
made the ~ip and reported ~ing a lo&-of forks ind spikes and -ros· ANGELES._ Bik"'Roclc.
good number of three and four pointers. Creek) Bouquet Canyon Creek.
Tbe area ls a three point St(tion and many hunie.rs la the Crystal Lake, Jackson Lake .. _
area scored on big bucks. Jones brought home a nice l~powtd. San Gabriel River East and '
three pointer. one of lhree bucks taken in his party. Jones pre-West Forks.
cUcts that lhis area will be the hot spot I• California thiJ seuoo. RIVERSIDE Fulmor Lake
This wrJter ''islted· the. San Bernardl•o mountains 'openln1 Hemet Lake.
morning and 5arlots qf hunters. but no deer. A few single sllots SAN BERNARDI NO _ Big
were beard, but the deer bunltrs found very poor hunti•f in the Bear Lake. Deep Creek upper
HolC1>mb ~llcy area. 11ection, Green Valley Lake,
The be8l spot in the San 6ern:.irdino mountains was tbt Gregory Lake, Lytle Creek
.Santa An) Rl~er area around Sugarloat The deer' were blab •nd Middle and South Forks, Santa
"·ere staying put. Ana Ri ver, Soiilh Fork Santa The fire and high winds kepi most of lbt bunters out of the Ana River. ·
hills, ind lbc prospect1 ror -4.his weekend art not muc .. better -:::=========:;;!
than for Ult opener. It is 11:oing to take 1101ne very cold weatber "
to make the deer slart moving .do••n from the high COWl'lry. -
llunten art w1rued that there still exll1ts a yery 6tglt lire
4a-nger in 111 artas of ctlilral and souf!tern California. Wben ·yeu
•rt. out Jn the llekl take txtra precautions 'With your e:amp fire ,
-amt-If 1t ·all pes1ible do-11(M light •P clgarttlts-or clg1n wllta
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\\'est side Cosla Mesa 3 bfrl.
-toonlS • ll'eshly pain!~ ~·Uh
paneling and carpeting in
living l'Om. Has ve~ large
fenced yard perfect for child-
ren and pets. $21,500. Call
evenings a n d 1\-1.'ekends,
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Sales office open from 11 am to 7 pm d•ily
838-5136 838-5120
covered enclosed patio. Big occupied. Asking only $34,950 J28 All.SO LEASE/Option 3 Br., 2 Ba.. DEL MAR
$19,000 Gov't loan can be as-w/high FHA Joan. xlnt hon1c. Lll:" rooms, easy
sumed byanyol'll!. Payments ' care yard. Near shop'g & con AGE· A UNIQUE MAN "' $181 • month for ,..,.,.. Or· Leese TM• One Newport Heights ~;._hoo7823ts. $260-I""' opti'". BY. THE-SEA
thin •• Full Pri'. A nJ I . t corner of Beacon ...., . J. l"ood d t• ed t 'th th . l o y $350 mo. w option o A It 2 '"-" •-11 im ,, was es m o come up WI e $Z4,SOO 1 short block from BY Owner. East Costa r.iesa. sn1a uo:uroom .Lllm Y 'd l U · H R al E t le H , . buy at just $28,950. Striking ho J t bt k 1 1 ea o mque omes e s a . es a Cliff Dr . Fani. rm .. brkfsl. bar; liv-room nic. us a oc o , H ' , d th f th f 3 tropical yard sWTOunding the ocean wilh an ocean , uruque guy. es marr1e , e a er o Newport inviting pool. Lush neiv shag By Owl'IC'r $36.500 ing rm, 3 BR. Xlnt cond.
1 young daughters. He has a big red moustache carpets thnlout. 4 & Family, Spacious 3 bedroom 2 bath, Mo\"e in & live~ $28.500. vie\\'. On)y S4T,500. call
and is the proud president of bis PTA. He's at Jiving room 1vith fireplace, 1-="=S-=J=t8=2=. ====== quick. 673-8:">50. I
working toward membership in the Million Fairview Sales People Needed large dining area overlook. I ' DoUar Sales Club and he loves to body surf ing lovely secluded lanai, Mesa Verde 1110 I
at Big Corona Beach. He digs peanut butter 646-1111 ~ 546~ carpeting, drapes, built-in ON THE FAIRWAY
and he drives a 1953-Mercedes Benz Cabri<r (anytlmi} fnurcileml theltrt) f'lectric kitchen. Garage on Custom built, 4 bedrm. lam.
let. Jim Wood enjoys good people and neat ~~~~~c'& alley ""'ith eJeclJ"ic eye open. i1Y room, 2 big fireplaces. I •iiiiii,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiii•i
General 1000 Generat 1000 homes and he likes to get;the two of them to-l~~~~'('j'ffi~~~~1 ~~;;;;:;;; er. Nicely landscaped cor. This beautiful home over. MARVELOUS VIEW -j~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I gether. He is a ReaJtor \Yho is active in his I . 675-3000 HOME & .,~;~032101. ""0144, looks the 17th fnjr\vay ot 2001 Bayside Jr. Be au t. .. profession and his community. .....,.... .,,_ .. ~fesa Verde Golf Course. shake roof l-sty. 3 Br, 4 ha.
J "
INCOME 6,, bt I B waterfront horn!', xlnt swim-
..
/ The number to call for all ,. assum& e oan. Y 01vn. inda ~ t! He's a good man to do business with real estate needs. 1\\10 homes on a corner Jot. WALK er . .3036 Java Rd. 540-4095. ;~~~~~;~~~~w;J'y ~~~
U ~ l()U IF Ji()'--' IF~ LIDO ISLE o,,. 3 b<droom ... '"'h DOWNTOWN _'''-""°·. . . em Grundy, Realtor _PRESIIGE _ W.AJERFRQ.f'.IT ... l:fOME.S_ f"'lll L ~L~ '-"''11rY pl"" 1"corator"s own wHh m<livldWU '"'«<! aod . · ' BR, 3 BA, form•I dmmg, 1133 °"' D N 8 642~6'0 -----~~7"' .-...-.. .1 13 ~-~t-HI h -home. 4 BR 2-Ba street---landsca-"--rd-Both-re-~.!:1~1g B~roo~~ .2 Bath~ shag carpets, huge pool siz-·er r., · ·
N 1 l. t d Lot # 60 f t f th f · Roao clla•e,o ~.-•·~" g w•y, · " ~· '" · mmng 'pa" m kofEhefi -,1~ •~a~1 -1 '!!~~~~~~"""1 e\v y IS e -; per ec or e am· to stf.eet lot Cheerful pati!) cenlly redecorated and in -eu 010 one oc11. 1"' 1•1e,,sa 1~ HARBOR VIEW ily who \van ts a spacious waterfront home. 4 Corona Del Mar, California 92625 Owner leaving area • verY excellent condition. Live in . l-fardl'-'ood fl~rs_ -all .80 Vc:cJc golf coursC". Ov.·~r .
Extra lge BR., 4 Ba., pwdr. r m. L~e. liv. rm. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!I anxious! Make offer. Ask-one & Jet your tenant make near 10 shopping in ~'cstchtf Quick sale .• JO~. D a Y -If BR., 2~• ha. ~Valnut pa~~
& den; 3 car garage. Beaut. patio/garden; General =' ing $74.950 the payments. Call now! and schools near by._ $33,500 pJSSCsslon. S-12•500· 54£..3&12 ::X.;0~~~;utd~~·10~:··ov.•nc~!· d~ck & dock. By App't. 1000 General 1000 OPEN ,EVENINGS Only $39,500, -Pholl(! 64G-nTl to inspect. hEPUBLIC lri-level J BR + S6J,500
-"E.t.LTOJlt -· Excellent terms &~lo•ns now avahitile
CALL , BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR local
Fourplex
FLOWER LOVERS
2407 E. Coast ,Hwy. c I _ th d~I!, 2 Irplc, Lge fam r.m.
Opposite AtacArthur Blvd. o· e·swor y _Drn~, Ef!!l~& .rear ~tios Crear 11·/hre p111 $46,900. CORBIN·MARTINP &12-73&1
833 Dover Dr., SUite 3~ N.B. 642-4620 You'll be delighted 1vith this & C ea-EACH BARGAIN• !-========= fa 111\ ,\ Iii: \flt
HI: \I I\' l .\C". FLOWER of a home, on O. Owner bought,_nnol.he.r, quick Newport Beach 1200
11ii·l5i:2 ~
GREAT VIEWI
.General 1000 General 1000 Deluxe units with an Income
of $555. a month. Needs a
little paint & cart'.
~FLOWER SfREET in Co!ta REALTOR. sale needed.of this imrlfac. 4 !_ s -' ' • ', , 0' ~ ' Mesa, Its PETAL SOFT. Ne•.vport Beach Office Br. home. 1 blk. to occan. ~EACH DUPLEX
Of harbor & ocean. Attr. splil
level home on R.J 5100 sq.
ft . lot. Ideal for 4 apl, units.
S200.000. Z-JOl Ocean Blvd.,
Cdi\1, By app't. only,
1;;;;;;;::::::::;::::::;;:;.1 GREAT AREA NESS will t '---------1028 Bayside Drive --H 133 ~ g b t P e a s e your 1-urry -,;,.iu. u . rntll.
FLOWER CHILDREN ;, • JACKPOT I -;;--;;61;;;.<;;9.10;;;;;;;;;;;-~ i CAYWOOD REAL TY
ONE LOT FRO~I OCEAN 2
BR & 3 BR wl!h fam r'n1.
PLUS I BR & Ba guest rn1.
Xl nt condi!ion. Torr area for
living or renting, S5t500
t'ALL e 646·2 414
OCEAN FRONT
-Palatial hOme 1vith •
large! O<..'t!an front lawn
J be.drook,, 2~~ baths, dbl.
·garage ·: LOTS ofiJEEP
PJLE CARPETS and match-
ing drapes. l.Iodern gas built.
ins, 1\l•o story home? All
this for $21,900 PRICE. Sub-
mit your terms • Seller will
listen.
$4!,9.50
Exclusive with:
1Yay that only kids can ex-SAYINGS 1 • 6306 \V. Coast..H,vy., NB
plain. :f Lovely bedrms, re-GORGEOUS-548.1290 . _ Call : &124620
in e~clusive Cameo Shores
-5 Bedrooms, 6 baths
Poolside family J"OOm
V1C\\.'Sidc dining room
Paneled den ~1th bar
Private po01 & patio
Newport
cenUy redecorated interior, By assuming a $24,fJOO, 7-%% REPOSSESSIONS
lob ot trees and an FHA FHA Joan on this 3 bedroom,
Bill Grundy, Realtor
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
DclighUul 3 BR. home "'/!
tcrl"ific potential. Glassedj'
lanai leads lo poolsized Jot.
Bit.ins in ~pac. kitch. You
••
F1irvi1w
loan at 5%. interest All Ior 2 bath home in beautiful Sj>arkling clean homes, some
$23,950. Costa Mesa. Large pool size Gold shag carpeting, }Varm newly paln!cd & carpeted. 2,
back yard with boot or trail-panelling, covered & enclos. 3, 4 & 5 bc:lnns. Some \Vith ~
Walker & lee 646-1111
(anytime)
COATS er aCC't'SI. Only $6,300 down ~ patio, huge trees, This pools. f11A-VA conv. terms,
. &. and low month,y payments. home is immaculate and you lront $11.000 lo $40,000.
Nt•r Nrwporl Po1t Offirt
$232.000 BY OWNER r.1us; sec 10 apptt'ciate.
WESTCLIFF AREA MORGAN REALTY WALLACE C If J t 1· 1-" will feel the love put into Collins & \Valls Inc. a now ••••••• us is""'· 8843 Adams Ave. 962-5.123
Realtors I~~~~~~~~~ REAL TORS 546-2313 this J1ome by its 01mer.
2790 Harbor Blvd. at A'a-· I--546-4141-Priced at $23,000. Owner 1vill " ""' Mesa Verde Custom ....... · •-t u FHA f r 545-0465 Open 'til 9 Plot (Optn EYtninns) J1<&Y po1n.,, 0 se 0
Beautiful tree.lined cul-de-sac • only $450 do\\'n payrilcnt. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;,_,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I area near country club. ,~~~~~~~~~~I N• h I R I [ la!
READY Adwt o'""P;,d 4 b<droom VIEW-VIEW-VIEW IC 0 s. ea s e Realtors .__ . . .... .
FOR-A BARGAIN? ....,auty \\'Ith 3 bau ..... Immac-Overlooking Nev.""'rt Center. Est s 1 ''Our 25th-Year--""' ate a e 9 1 O\VNEP. MUST SACRIFICE ulate thn.t-out:-itanicliffil" Costa l.fesa, and Deauilful · 546-52
In the Harbor Area'' d" ho d 1 · h 1 1 th is nearly new 4 BR, home 1c n ra awn wu ots o Ne\\.'POrt Harbor: The even-673-4400 located in one ot Corona dcl shrubs. Sexy backyard patio ing lights are like a seventh (Oceanfront)
I~~~~~~~~~~ I J.far's most exclusive areas. with waterfall and pond. heaven. \Veil .kept, three Choice Newport Beach Joca·
1: A must see at only $62,900. Thia place is fant~stic. Lei's bedroom, two bath home lion. Large comer Jot ivlth NEWPORT ---trade up your equity. with Fam/Rm, Din. Rm. modern 3 bedroom 2 bath l i=~=z=z=z=z-=:-=:=-=-=--=--~
HBGHTS .....---Walker & lee and Bi l ''"' Kit. Lorge hom• in ....... 1 oondl\lon.
Coldwell'Bankar -. Livlngroomislocatedabove A fantastic value at $68,500. D1'vorce Sale FIXER• UPPER ~H--• Ro~tors gorag, whkh oU•ra privocy Ca1J 545-8<24. z Bedrooms + 1 Bedroom 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams and unsurpaued view. Cool, Spacious 4 bedroom & fam.
!-• "'10 month ,·n m9491 ~ ·u·i 9 00 P'l quiet, patio and rear yard ily, J bath home on la...,.e :~;: ~~~~!caning & 833-0700 644-2430 on.I' '"'l""n : " area, ExceUent schools • corner Jot. Owners say ~;II
pain1 1ng. -$22.500. Try 10% NEWPORT ,~1£§9"• • ne1art •ho1ppith•g 0a nd onlyd NO\V! Submit oHel's . Ask·
dov.'11. _Call no,1•. &16-TITI. •--·-· m nu ell o e unes an ing.
sandy beaches. Priced toi---~~~---· t $42 950 HEIGHTS "'" •t 155.ooo •>th .,,~ $19,500 •
ATRIUM reasonable terms. 4 BEDROOM DUPLEX Newllsling·4 bedroom single M. M. LaBorde, Rltr. Su1TOunded by white picket "'
~!DO WATERFRONT
APTS.-320 LIDO NORD
NOW REDUCED TQ
$150,00G-Xlnt Terms
6 Beautiful units. 6 cat
garages & utility room 11·ith
SO fl. fronting on t'Xcellent
5\l'immlng beach. Units ai.-c
ne11·Jy furnlsh<'d.
Bill .Grundy, Realtor
833 Dover Dr., N.D. 642-4621'.l
MAKE OFFER
OWncr ll8YS tlO tf'asonable
ollcr refused on 1hi!1 fixer
upper, 4 IlR + FR + den,
~ trplr. bl1ns.. shake roof,
hrv.'d nrs. FHA or 1"o Do\\.'?l
VA • Call J\Ir. Nl'lson, Heri-
tage Jtcal Estate, MCJ.1151.
2 bed. ea. Garages, room for story \\•ith dramatic at,rlum 646-115.5.5 Eves: 673-6116 fence. Haa carpets, drapes,
lrailcr ii.nd boat Nev.·ly de-entry. 1-llghly desired Repub--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I modem bullt·ins-and 1.IORE,
--PERRON
"J ... • -• CQrated ins~e and out. Near lie Hornell neighborhood. • See to believe! ~I~~ t~iin:~~~· PhOne ~~:t. price in the area at Walker & Lee 1 !!~64~2-~l!"n!!!'l!"An~y!"t!!!'im~e'!'!!!'"'
MODEL HOME 1-oTHEREAL \~ESTATERS
4 UNITS
')llcs<i\ ?roe :J\caltr
546-5990
Realty Company Realtors
COUNTRY LIVING 1'82 Edm,or
\Vith a flair in Newport 8424455 540-5140
Beach. 4 Bedrooms. family1-=====~=~
QPEN SUN. 1-5 room. 2 batlu, many "''" ATTENTION VETS
associated
Come & see z;,12 Sierra VJsta features. Huge lot. Picture $24,000
On 2 lots, 1 blk. to beach. Cnr. Tustin~ 22nd St.l. Im. )'OUl' family & friends Jn the Here's a charming home you
Rented ~onth to mbntf . in: mac. 3 BR, &: fam. rm, + beautifully landscaped patio can purchase on low down,
crease income on \l'lnlert brkfst. rm. & shop. On a encircling a beauUM pool, G.I. tenna . or low du1• .. n all
summer, Needs love &.cart. quiet street of fine custom All for only $59.~. , others, on FHA, 3 BR., 1%
$78,950. homes. $41,000. Bring your 642--8235 675-3210 ba., huge famUy nn. w/opcn
Call: 673-3663 Ews, 642·2253' checkbook, this won't Jast ~~~~~~~~~1 bram ceil.: parklike back -; yard • great for children.
longr HAPPINESS IS... Close to achool.ll.·Call today
howcmb loweon jlt. living only 3 blocks from 1he 673-9495 .
CONDmON!
Beautifully done and only 11
month.'! new. A roomy 2 bed·
room, den and dlhing room
home on 1111 elevAtcd corner
lot in Newport Bea<.h, Only
$43.500 (including the land)
11•ith outstanding terms, Call
673-8550.
i-O THEREAL
'(' E~TATE_J3f';
BROKERS-REAL TORS
ZOZS W Botboo 67l·J66)
aeOlCO• BLUE PACIFIC for only The Fox Co., Reallors
3416 Vla Lido &7:>-4562 $19.500 FULL PRICE. House1--~====---I Nffds Fixing ~·we Deliver'' and lot of 50 x ll7 ft P..Iulti· $60I DOWN Like paint, yard v.'Ork &
4 bi·. irplc, bltns, crpts, drps, 67J.6642 675-6459
FHA TERMS spr inklers, pool . sized yard. ./ RE'.\IODELED Home +
Nr schools. You own land. 3 Bcdrm. 1* bath. crpts, VACANT. large brnnrl nc1v a pt. Good
drps, enclosed patio, dblc ONL y $l8,500 ifl{'()n1e, terrific financing.
gaJ"agco. All in A·l condition. By Ov.•nl'r. 6 1 3 - 6 9 0 '.I , 642.1611 or 642·9996 5-IS-7983.
TREES. TREES! $24 .500. '========='! Wells:McCardle, Rltrs. DUPLEX 4 Br. Up, 2 Br 1 ·
l810 Newport Blvd., c.tit. Do'1'n, 3 carport, new crpt. Balboa Peninsula 1300
548-772'J Eves: 644.()684 Neatly furn . 200' to beach.
.. ~~~~~~~~"I S'acrificc, ov.·ncr ( 71 4 ) 53S-1400 * OCEANFRONT * * DUPLEX * Builder's Attention
Balboa Peninsula 2 R·2 lots $12,000 each. Nc11·-
$85 000 port 1-1 e i g h I s. Realtor
• " 01 George Williamson ..,..s.J O: 642·5l•IO.
Realtor r.IOBlLE home • w/full ca-
67J..4350 64,S..1564 Eves. bann. Luxury park bayfron t
penin, Ad l l s. ' 673-8100, Beginne r 's Bargain 675-832J.
$16,500 F.P. 5\4 % Assu1nable. I"""'""'""'""'""'""'"""'"
Rcnl for $112 PITI while Newport Heights . equity in 2 Br. to1vrr 1210
hOuse. Rltr. 645-1070, 642-51401 ---------
BIG BARGAIN
Costa Mesa 1100
TREMENDOUS
VALUE!
$33,500
Location. area, floor plan,
and rondilion are ALL TOP
NOTCH in !hi:\ Doctor's re· siden~. Spacious 4 bedroom,
2 bath 11·ilh impressive
TILED ENTRY, \\'alk to
Park, Catholic School and
Church. HURRY!
Nearly nev.· 4 BR & 2 Ba.
Beauliful decor. Lge kitchen
"'ilh all bltns. Frplc of Ital·
ian marble. Chandeliers, Jgc
living & din rm overlook ing
20xAO h&f pool. A beautiful
home for only $55,000.
CALL ·cg , l4,·Z414 ~~
Nt•r Ntwport Po1 I Oftltr
Bay1hores 1225
WEST BAY AVE.
Charming nc1v J bdrm. 2 ba.
l\1cditcrrancan style:.. Block
froin ocean & bay. Builder's
home, top quality.
Bill G rundy, Realtor
83.~ Dover Dr .. NB 6424620
lido Isle 1351
LARGE HOME
5 Bedrm, family rm., xtnt
strr.et !o ~lreet 4.:> ft. Jot.
B; app"I only.
$97,000
Owner may trade do1vn tor 3
Bdrm. :-.Orne in Terraces,
Cdi\t, 1vith ocean view.
LIDO REALTY INC.
337 Via Lido 673-7300
Huntington Beach 1400
3 CAR GARAGE
j Bedroom J h..ith. 2813 Sq.
ft., v.·idc formal entry, front
living roon1 11•ith master
fircpla~. separate formal Walker & lee Ch~rming 2 br, Jge Jhing rn1, d!nl ng roon1 , large mdern
frpl c. P\>t beaches. 6 7o, kitchen 1''!th a ll upgraded
2043 \Vestclilf Dr. S34:950. 642-1 905 bltin dcluxt:? appliance! and
646-7711 ':'.'==:=="====:I ea1ing all'a. Se parate big
OpE'n 'ril 9:00 p;.1 Westcllff 1230 drn v.·i1h Iittplace. service
,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ~---------1 J»orch, large ix'flrooms wllh
QUALITY BUILT e ASSUl\1E , LGE. 5.5·.~ ~·alk in clOM'!s, upgraded
WILL 'SELL pie unit zoning, Large three Bdrm. stucco "TLC''. 5 Br's, dining & fam.
·\ $23,9So \Vests;1~~~~3 bed· it ~~ ..... it~~a!i~ss. Walker & Lee ;~,;~~s;:rxt;;~v~~~ ~a~~~ref!~t~~~.1t:.
4 Bdrm and Fem. Rm. rooms . freshly painted wilh has rM!w kitchen new balh· Reall oni PATIO. Lute chain linked your oUer'l?lay bu.v It.
2000 Sq, ft .. '1 bedroom, fam-LOAN on J BR hst. Liv rm.· qua.lily cal"pt'ts & drapes,
lly room. dining room. over· din rm + family r m, 2 btl. If
sized family k!tcht!n wi1h New rugs & drape~. \Valk to
cle<: bltn11. Located on quiet all schools&: shop'g, $46,500. t•2
street near park and schools. By Ol'lncr. 642-8839. -4471 (;:: J S4M1Dl
1llage Real Est.1tc
·-
o .. ,,.,, mo""' •nd mu" ,.,11. I::'=~==== JUNIOR EXEC Shake roor, decorator block University Park 1237
Pf.)os Verdet stone fireplace ~ling and carpeting In room. nciv carpe'ts and dra-7682 .Edinger fenced rear yard. Located , /.
L magnificent. en1ry hall, Uvnig room, Has very 1~ pes plus a beautifully land· 842-4455 or 540-5140 near Grammar School 1tnd Sales People Needed
full dining room. :I: baths, fenced yard perfect for child-sea.peel yard and patio _ sl_K>pplng. Cali for details.
bullt·im , no down. 5:UJ.JTXI ten and .... 11 ..,1500 Call n...r1 1 ,_ M . M . LA BORDE, Rltr.
Tarbell 2955 Harbor · .. -· .. ' · ..---., ect oi; )'OUng coopoe or Santa Ana Heithts ""en1ngs a n d ""·tt~ends, rttlm:f, _ $24,500 _ See N('I OOWN TO VETS ~ Eves. 5484265
BAYCREST ·SHARP! ""568. """""" ······:··· 646-111l 3 BR, 2 Ba. "1x20 living mi. Luxury end Qu•llly
LR-c 3 br + film rm. 211 ha. 51;4 a;0 111 .11~. + Jge dining rm., bltns, dble Thh Do~r Shores Ivan Wells
.Everything In hougc brand 4 8 _, 1---"--.---gar., near UCI or trade for home ~th View ~s 3180 sq.
new! CN:ncr jusl spent inir ooms ·~1 large 4 Bedrooms. $25.000. ft. of hvhig area. ~ Bedrms,
$U,<XXI. Newr :thown bt'lort. Owr\f'r dt5J)t'rate, mluced La L-Rlty 3~i BA. panelled fam rm w/
Prite $5.1,ml w/asrumablc price '26.500. lari:c roo'!i~· 2 Cnwnmyer frplc &. ¥:et bar. Hlgh beam·
Joan Ot 5%$9. Opl!n Sat & baUis, entry hall, 1hn1n.:: '21',JOO Call &16-3928 or S.15-3483 ed ttillng living rm., "coun.
Sun, 1~30 to 4!l0. room, brick barbcquc ln P3· -I II')'" kit w/brk!st area.
ThomJ*)n, Bkr &1.2-4641 tio, 540--1720 Spn.rJding s\\'immlng pool,
1---------1 T•rbtll 2955 Harbor 3 Bedroom on laf'IJ" 1o1.~1~at Gov't. Rtpcnn1sion $108,900. Roy J. \Van!, ReaJ-
. ~ • lll·lllO (mtck\ftM lhlttll)
Ol.LEGE REALTY •l5m Ad9N "Hl"*,CM.
Westbay Income Homes
TRIPLEX -$57.500
Best Eastside Costtl l\1esa Jo.
cation. "Homes "'llh an in-
come", 2035 Tustin fcor.
\\'oodland Place), Builder
642-4!111.
~<tll, sprinklers, grroenhousc
and large redv.tiod deck.
Just reduced to $36.950. Call
540-llSl, Heritage RealtonJ.
HOUSES FOR SALE e OPEN DAILY 1-5 e
'nt sold! Assume 6,.'i\-VA
Joan. $148 Per mo. Rederor.
3 Br, \VfW cpts, dtp!ir Im·
med, pos&eSll\on! Onlf $22,-
!j(), 1£18.1 Federal Ave,
PRBl& F.astslde loca!lon. 1.s. I •;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;;;;,_;;;;;;ol •IJrter home, no down 10 Fll'lt time offcn!d, tqe 3 tor, &16-1550, open dally.
IUmtt llU"lf' 51' VA IOll.n wSth ~W .. DOVER SHORES Vel1 or low down ntA. ~room, 2 balb In quiet 10-1~"°"=====--Adobe
Call: Patrick \\.'ood $6.2300
Hacienda • Bill H1ven, Rultor :l:lli .E, Cout, CdM 57l-3211 pymn•· ol -" -r mo on Eleganf 4 bedtoom, dlnlne, callon. Spacloua fa tn 11 y OPEN HOUSE ChannJ""' 3 ....... rm "+" on .., •-,.,, room, bltn kitchen, fire-/.ion. • Wed. • Fri. 3 lo S. ...,, "= LCE. R·2 Jut w/<>kk'r hou-. thla ~•l A: clean 3 bedroom lamtly i;oom Mme. Mull oc-pi11oce. dble ~ Fu 11 ~111 Femleat, Corona. dcl ~idc lot thick: plQ ltrcd Only $18.500 0\\.1'M!r/Bkr.
home for on17 $2S,5tXI. Jferi· cuplcd. lifove-ln cond!Oon. pMce $2ol.950. Down payment l'olar Duplex, 2 bedtoornt adobe wall,, Eistslde, C.M. E,,_.,, 673-303t or 6'13-9215. .-:
t•&e Rc1Jtors. caU Ray Pm IARRm only $1250. Call 540Jl51, cacl). South of 'Hwy, Near Alldng m.200. 11erltage
Gaul!, :;t0.ura. Ren.Uy 64~ 641-1nl .a-ytlmo HeMtagci Realton. l!hOpplng A beach. F .l'of .. 1'1or. Rcaltotn, Glen Q 11 e e n, COLL.EOB Pk. 3 BR, l,_ -~~~~~~~~~~1 .... ,;,;,~!!!!!·~-;,;;,,;;,;.,.,' b!ll. Aak for Naomi 540-1731. SfG.tlSI. BA. Owner. 282 PrlnCf'IOn ·------. ======!!..".'.~~~~~~ s~;;;;;;. .... ,,.., .......... 1.vr. 129,!lll. .ii.~-
•
• •
•
lt!OT ONE CENT
I~ necessary to put thi11 home
I~ TOP CONDITION -it's
al_ready. lht'rt~ Absoluiel)'
'P>lh.•s.."' lhruout i11clut1ing
ti)(' bct'ut, 11·hile i1h:1J::' CTp!g,
3 BR , fan1 rm PLUS fomtal
din rn1. 2 bath."1, frplc &
biln"l. Asking $38;950 IN·
CLUDINC TilE LANO.
. (""ll11i(I '1·llrl .•
---'111·111\or
lat Western Bank Bldg.
Univer.lty P&tk
Day IJ:l-0101 Nlghls
Look flt this ~UllfUI 4 bed·
rni, :: ba, "prrslig\'" home
ft'n!Uring WR!i to waO crptg
& custon1 clrps thruout. 3
car garage, intercom speak-
cn: &-phone jacks. 40' HEAT-
ED & f.1LTERED POOL.
Ctin be purch:1.~I VA \\•ith
no mo1K'y do"·n or take over
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of $211 per 1110. Call H01.1E.
J•INDf;R REALTY 96Ui67j'.
$.\\"!() 'I'O'TAL DOWN to take
over GI loan. lksltable Port
Lido· trllCt in Huntington
B<'ach. Short u•aJk to beach
and ~fl)tc park. Nk:e 4 bed·
rm, 2 ba!h, only 1\1 }TS old.
AsklnA: SSZ,950,
larwln Realty, Inc.
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H u""""°" k•ch 1411
FARM STYLE
ffOME & GUEST
.11 Acre Bargain
Completely modern.Lied It in
great ahape, Country acyle
kitchen w1th built-lns, pLU1h
carpets ovu hardwood
floors, ccay brick fireplace,
a.r.tlque decor. Separate
gUest facWty I.hat's cozy &:
-unique. Hugo srounda wU.b
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FOREST l OLSON
IJ\C, Realton
19131 Brookhunt Ave.
Huntington Beach
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TnUl1d•y, Octol>tr I , 1970 OMLY PILOT :JIJ
RENTALS RENTALS ~~~R~E~N~TA'L~S.--~~~~R~E~N~T~A~U;:.::.:.:...:.:::.:.;....J!!!
HO<I-U"fvrnlthed Apts. Fuml-Aph. Furnished Aph. Fumlthocl
Irvine 32ll H'"111 ...... k•d! 440q Huntl"tl0<t k•d! L._. a..dt 1115
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Hu"ll"llon a..dt l4GD S•" J_.., ~ Fumlshod -llttfvmlshod
"MIJIEDmt GARDENS" C•plrtrono ins HUAtl ...... -240I 0-r•I -
Ex·modl!!l home, tri-1~ t 5 Ac;JtE ettateJand or hone DEUJXE, I Bdrm.. tuUy • SPACIOUS, new 2 BR, 1 BA FURNISHED RENTALS
bednn, 3 be.. ttP family m, r&Deh, w I nke vliew,\adJ. crpt. Ir drp., pn:iel)tf, "' home.·-ur00n 1rviDe lciC: All L Q _jJ, 1 bdrm, apt, 'at Wooda OM-,
lormal· dining rm. N"'b< olhor ""'" parc<lt, $3S,OOO lldults;Plt mo., S!W1117. 832•7800 >lms, "1>1<. contrl r<lrig. • fa 4(e, pollo; 1!iO ydl. to
mt s<r. l!. ot pmttge Uvtna. w/S!0,000 dn •111 -.. 1eue '""'°""·· gold w/w crpts Ac -::: . Uitl .~ -Plctutt:1que winding stall' ck!ar blda lite for 100% L..-. leach 2705 SUS--.. 3 ~ 2 BA. Fenced drps, x-lra: 2 car gar. fncd O:lmpletdy lbmilb-aae and entry ball. lckal tlnancl!W, BJcr. 493-1706 or l---------I yard, patio, double~. )'I'd. patio. Wtr & gmdr incl. Casual estate living. Enter La QUinta Her· C'd. "'
for entutalnlng I arc a .f9t.8100. L••M/Sale Fumllhed ~~:._~.ts, drpa. Good fam. $250/mo. Pou.' ~t. to buy. mosa's lush green atmosphere & stroll tree· Sl2.1 l.fO_ LEASE ~· lmmaculate, protea. L I Be ch c..... ..., ......_. O\VNER, Alt 4 &. wknds 01 lined walk ways to your apt 2 bdrm"., fireplace, exc.
alona.1 decor and landM:ap. D.wi Point 1740 A·-~":J, 1 .. !__ , ___ thnl T ELE·TREND ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED ocean vlt:w, a tew t tl!pa to
· Ask! I'" ~ b · ¥-"""r .... --..,._ 545-l034 the sand at Vk:toria Beacb. mg, rig ,,,,_,,, .11u nut NEW Custom re s idence Juntorlonatr.2...Ba,2 BA. LANDLORDSJI 1 BR. Unf. $150 -0urn, $1IO $22SMO. LEASE
tenns. upper wUh Hvint, dln1ng, Vaca.ney Probl!!ma Ended Eaat Bluff 3242 2 BR. Unf, $175 -Furn. $210 r-.ttS.~ON RLTY Ph 49Mnll
L erwln· Realty, Inc. $30,950 ·one mlle from. new kltclten attu ma;-Door ov-FREE suppey of qualified 3 Spac fir plans d I I bin•• I' ~0 So · ~2 •
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• Harbor enlrancf'. 34.011 ... EASTBLUFF a BR, tani, . • · .1 eco. urn s &-: 1ve .,..... . Coast Hwy., Lqun.
7V -v any 1me AureUoB!Yd.M2-4905. l!rlookin& beautiful pool. tl!nanb a.t no cost to you, din'g rm,· washer. dryer. ~iU1,ln rdoman1tic se
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tUng w/fu n Or •privacy. KI'I'CUEN apartments avail HANDYMAN SP(l'IAI; --····"• -I ~'I• 2_s..ar port tilll8 I~ A!k ""!!,E~LA ""'"""~ l.it.1351l.611,JS.K errace J100 _,_ pr . sunken gas 8BQ's wt__ Woekly, monthly""" 8,.1: U Condominium 1150 age &:: complete taunCiiY ta: -~ -.--_ se_cut<!ed-seatlng compt. w!Ramada &Jl"olln-ed poc)1, tropical Pfden,
ON 200· LOT cilW'" All li<iu!lllluy & * KING SIZE ~ Co...,• del Mor 3250 tllin. block to beach. <94-5294'
SHOCKING! $18,500. larie 2 completely~. linens, 1 .f" --* Color co o cf lc't / -d' t 1· ht' Cute .3 bedrm rancher with bedroom, 2 ba!h w1th ""' china, etc. it desired, n..1 .. SHARP BR + Rum. puo 3 BR ., .. _ z. " --· r • 1 w tn •r•c 19 in g . Studio $145 Incl util · t littl "·• pal •-v •WJ Room + 2 &II SI · " ...._, atory, .--.r * Deluxe rang• & oven1 * P. 1hag crptg, 2 BR /I I ·-JUS a e po.....,. nt "" fireplace, Ea&iest tenna, low 1()1) alellf to private beach. • ~· ~. Yard. Rent beautif'Ul home * B 1 C · f rp ... a what a valUe • featuring iJown, IoW mo payments on Tennis cOurt" 2iil poot aI.; faDC@d yard-Kiddies&; pet& . $2'T5ll 644-611:5 onu1 1 oraljl• 1p•c• * ov, cacport N~w OCl!aJ> 11We unf.SW
crpts & driis thruout, rear 6% Gov't loan, 1 dea l 50 on property with gorg-Ole, PlO/mo. MOVE TODAY! approx mo. * Scurpturecf marble pulllnen & tile beth1 PI.ACE REALTY 494-9'?04
patio, 2 car garage, load$ ot "'51'.ARTER" or retirement COIJ.I Jandscapi.nc thnM>Ut. Ho,,....FJnder1 645-2951 BAVARIAN Cottage. Privacy,* Elegant recreation room. OCEAN View bachelor apt
!!xtraa, Ideally toeated in the livirw with all recreations Easy acctu to super mkt. FOR RENTI I cbann, 2 Bl'. 2 Ba., fplc. FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY lor mature v."Oman. Util.
hf!art of Huntington Beach, and exterior maintenance &hopping, etc, SJ2:; month. 4, 3 & 2 BR Homes in Or-$275. Agt_ G'r.>-439:2 Blk froni Huntington Center, San Diego paid. SlOO mo. 499--3846.
$23,000 full priee. VA no included, Won't tut, call winter basis. Will consilier ~County, Rentals start. 2 BR, frplc, attach gar, lge Frwy .. Gotdenwesl Colle2e. SA.Pi" Joaquin Estates vacan-
money down • make offer. full lease. plll"ChaM or outri&:ht mg at $123.50. Furn or un-patio, Adults, no pets, Vt:ry San Diego Frwy. to Beach Blvd., So. on cy. 256 s..n Joaquin. ----l•Hern-~a-much-lmproved -~ Lar.win Realty:, Inc. &ale. Adults only. ReC.s. f\lrn, .Ask for BONNI. nice, $215. 675-4523 Beach 3 blks. to Holt; W. on Holt to .. -. ** 4M--5M6 **
home in a choice downtov.n · '62.;.ou anyt me ~Ali or 831 .~ 3351 L-a:Qoin·ta-H ermo·A: 7 t·4:847=5·44"
area near Lake Park. n:iis vm NO DOWN RENiliS -..:"=''" c:':.· --~~-~ LOVELY 3 BR home with a l ·L~i~do~lr.·~1·m;;;;;f1<0Mi,l'O=====~="";=========I Sa_2 Clement_•
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ing, includes a huge family late thruout, elec kit., beaut 1-...:.;:;.;;.:..;.:...:.;.;.;c.:.;:;.;.:;:_ br, 2 ba condo apt fully tum to buy. Bl&" patio&. j!ncJ gar. ON Lido Island. $750. 3 C0:ata Mesa 4100 Newport -81ach 4200 $100 -+ S50 depoait
room, pOOI with lot.sot con. carptg &. <I.rps, lge cor lo!, .:°".::;"°;.':.;°'::...-----'-= deluxe. 2 pools, tennis court. Call (m.ts &. Wallace Real· BR's, Call 61l-300J. *' MOTEL·APTS-. COUNTRY CLUB * 492-1971 *
crete-decking, 3 bedrooms, 3 close to ~rything S28 500 On U~ beach. 30781 !kl. tors S::f&-4!4-1 ---~ . baths. You evell have room 847_8507 Eves'. 9fint8 $100 • UUl pd. Bachelor. Coast Hwy;-Lagu.na Beach -• Balbo. Island -3155 ~ wk a: up. Kit1, hid pool, LMNG D , tor boat & trailer storage. OCEANFRONT_ or call collect 213/245-6538. * Bargain Hunters . -a1r-cond, queen bedll, ph Luxury garden apts, offering ana Point 4740
Call for detalll. m j I i,_WP Broker. 534-6980 Open Sat, sun & Mon, 1oam CHECK out this LARGE 2 3 OR 4 BR., turn. or uni. !lerv, Dally ltBWkly rat,es. comp!, prlvacy, beaut, Ind-EXCEPTIONAL 2br, 1 &: .2
• • ~r-41 ,.._ • $llD4Jtil pd. BACHELOR to 5pm. $325 mo; or unf, Br., 2 Bath, glove, fenced Winter or yearly 2080 Newport lvd, at lat scpg & unparalleled recrea-ba from s150 Priv nn S80
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••• Broker 5.'W-6980 1 ,...~-=-~-=--=-=--Hom•Finclers 645-2951 2 BR/2 Ba a: den, Yr lse. 0.-Amerlca.rd Master Charge cluh atn10Sphere Furn or l===~-----·1
WALLACE BY owner. 4 br. As·I ========= 3 BR. 1 Ba. redec, Ocean 3 BR,,BAC-~·-allbll••. Middle age cpl. $250/mo.COMPLEl'E Furn. Very Unf. Models ope~ 1() am-9 REApNT,ALUSfv 1:.,_,
REALTORS R~ I to ~ · 2005 vu 3 Jk ere o.... ""'""' .... .... """" pm . Rents from 1145 to 1310. '· n rn ---sume 5y4 VA loan. To-91'u• 1 ~•re . b s to 9Cenl U<V• Close to 11Cbools &: ahoppg. 138 Topaz. 61~. de.an 1 or 2 Br. apt.\\'/ gar
Open Evenings -tel pymnts $154. YOUNG business n\an needs Avail Oct-June $225. Pool It: rec facilities. SW ---& patio. Until June 15. OAKWOOD GARDEN General 5000 e 962..4454 e 897·3020 roommate tor 4 br. Balboa l..:;'....,..:;..::::.;:3:.; .. __ =---mo. Avail 10-1-10 Call Huntington S.ach 1400 67~2562, 9--4: alt 4:30, APART1\1ENTS ---11~,. O•an 2 BR -tlag•, H ·1 RE "'"!l51 ·-· ---5'18-1974. 371-B \\'oodland, 1700 16th St., NB
Island home w/piu, $150. "' .. ...., eri age i,HV'"' " BR N P k ·'I t ''° 01"•0 chlse le. iov.n &: beach. M • ear ar , "'""' o1_o=':::':..· ---~~=~ _ VEN DOME 67~. **· 4.._9323 ** $165-Util pd, 2 Br. Triplex. ~·all, drps, no pets_ Clean. * LOLITA ·GARDENS BAYCLIFF "OTEL '°""=======I OCEANFRONT Chil"-nok !' t t2L1l •-7882 ~ um•CULATE ·API'S'. SHARE my Cdm home 1 . • "-'" · or app · ...,..... Lovely 1 &: 2 BR. Paneling, ''-'-'tu>
w/empk>yed lady 25-35. Duplexes Furn. 2975 Broker 53+G980. a.lier 6PM. bltns, ternce patio. Or Uni. * LO\V \VEEKLY RA.TF.S * ADULT and
673-2564 alt SP?it NE\V 5 BR, J ba, cpts, drps, Gas &: wtr pd. l2l92 w. Kitchen, 'IV's, maid serviCt'. FAMILY Stt:lion
Fountain Valley 1410
Easy Terms/Low Int
Near Park/Golf _c_o_•l_•_M_•_,. ____ 31_00 pool. 2 children, no peu. Ask Ed!ngl'r, nr 11 arbor. 1-leated Pool. Close to shopping, Park
Not new, but only 8 yrs. 3 Be<irms, 2 bath + giant Costa Mesa 2100 NEWPORT BEACH for Dorothy 962-ll7l. 968-2&15 839-0959 646-3265 * Spacious ! BR's, 2 ba ~ung. Fan'""'Uc value 1'1f!1111-bonu!! room! (Could be hob-1355 E. Balboa mw, 1st fir $295 11.S.El N-Slde, Nr: S. -========='l"'f.'i"ii:;:-w:::;:;s:t;;;;--1 0 * Swim pool puV--,. -d pl I I 3 B 2 -. $25 Per Wnk & Up OCEANFR NT Apt. l Br. . ' --~; ~among "•tory hom•s val-by rm or 2 BRI. Priced W VELY 2 Br fireplace u ex, wntr yr y, r, Coast Pl:ta-S.D. &: N. F II I * ~1 lnd.1v
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BEACH -$19,950
""' ~ ount1in Va 1y -3410 n-,"·'··.,1 br, TV• mold ldl'al ocation. $130/mo util .,, • .,, , ....... ~
ued at $35,000. 3 BR's, 2 full right! • built-ln11 luxury ('AI1)eting, ba, bay &. ocean ;tll ex-Fwy-OC Airprt. Lg. 4 br _______ ...;:, __ 1".:rv'~. av~ail. •= v,·,-•,, pd, Pref. "'°'Ork'g male 1845 Anaheim Ave.
baths. Gourmet kit wllh Jct. HAFF DAL REAL TY garden, pool, fUrn or un-tras-wshr/dryr, icemaker, hse, 1>nly 4 yrs old. Lg = "" •v•• bachelor. Yrly ur seasonal. COSTA :.iESA 642-2824
est builtill!I. Cloud son car-142....4405 furn. $2(JO. 54 8-50 80 refrig, garage, trplc, sand fam/nn, 1~; b, Jg kit & 4 Bdrm/2 Bath. Built-ins, C.~r. 1_213-69S-3G27 all 4 pm.
pets. Just takt' over existing I ============ 1,..."~"-'k.,•_nd>....,. ,.---=-· · I ~:~n~'t:EN 0 ~~ r din'g, Bl lira, crpts I drps, ~~ J:_~ $260/mo, ls! I ·e,.-.,:N"ASSA="u-P"al..,...m-,-.,,,-;c:Br SAIL. INN 1\10TEL FOR RENT 11
loan with payments much Laguna Beach 1705 1 Br furn Duplex • $98/mo, Pool deck, c Yr d IP al Io • · · apt. Furn & Unf. Pool, ping-• ADJ. BA y &. BEACH 1, 2 &: 3 BR Apartmentt thru-
cheapc:r than rent. Better -util paid, 1-car aarage, 220 RENTALS 714/546-0066. Laguna Beach 3705 pong, BBQ, shady la~·ns. Delu.'l(e rooms from $31.50 out Orange County, Ranging
hurry! Call (714.) 962-5585. PRIVACY , Sierks, C.lit. Houses Unfurnished 4 BR, 2 BA W/W cpl1. 177 E. 2'lnd St. 64Z-3645 wk. :r.laid ser, cnll bkfst, TV. ~m $69.50 to $188.50, Fum -fORtST-l--DlSQH __ 2 Bedroom home, located in =".=.==II = •. ~==== '·--------...+Custom drpls. Bit-Ins, Floor --------·-AVAIL Oct. 5. Lge 1 Br. Monthly rates. 615-1S41 r Unfura'32· ~7800k for J.ODI, t . a ··•lud·' ·-a, on a pn·. '"New-rr 1...n 2200-1-Goner•I to_a:llln&.-a~"' _Jrpl_c, __ J _,ge * HGUN~. Nl.f'UE:_L *-_furn. $145 .. .Eool_& cmi:Qrt. ~ cu ....,_., r-3000 I ···• yanl $250 mo 3 Br 2 Ba lirtplace yard N NEW t--Br-;--2--Ba. Fully · B . h & e .... -.:u • , • , , 1846 Place.ntia, See mgr o. ''pt'd. ' ..... -. l!v rm. Elec NEW DELUXE 2 BR Inc. Realtors vate street. rig t · cheer--.. Security & Cleaning deposit builtlns. $285. 1-1. .... ,.
19131 Brookhurst Ave. ful on a well landscaped Joi. 6210 W. Oceanfront $300. 213: 8:6-7319 I -=~499-~1331~:..'~""~7~'6~_:.lc~W:iTiiroi:Li'ifui;N.-kit. Sundeck. Close 10 beach 2 Ba. Bit-in tarJie, dsh~,
Huntington ~ach $25,9.5(), Lrg. 3 Br. 2 Ba. upper apt. 3 BR. "•mily rm, w/'-I<, 1-' BEAUTIFULLY FURN. &. sh..>p'g, $200/mo·. 3510 shag crpts, drpl, pre. From $215/mo. futTI. or will con-/o .. 1' RENTALS 2 Br. beam ceil, hid pool, ?<.1arcus Ave. 673-~464. S175. Nr. S. Coalit Plaza.
sider unfurnished. Winter bllns, lrg gar. w/work Apts. Fumlshed adlls, no pclli. $155. 642-9520 LGE, Llke ~w 3 Br, 2 Ba, 540-1973· or 545-2321
rent&!. 566-1093 or wlmds .RENTAL.---E.INDERS =ne~ :~·~~~~ Generel -.BONUS ARRANGEMENT-bell duplex. &indeck;--gir, -
(213) 596--1709 * Homes pets, $27S. 1st & last + 4000 $135/mo -mob hm w/scrnd Sept-June $225. 54!J.-0844. ~Oita M11a TllO
2 Br., 2 Ba~ N•w w/w crpt * A rt ts de ~9509 646-4896 ---------~rch. compl turn. Hid pool. ;:;-:;;..;;.:;.;:--;::;c.;,::C..:~:::J---~----3000 sqh AO tan
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1190 Glenneyre St. It. paint, 1,1 blk to bay. $225 P• men pot. • • Just For Adlts. no pels. 4 SeasOn'B Newport Hgta. 4210 ORLEANS A
494-9473 56-0316 mo incl util's. No pets. * Roomm•tes LEASE/Option 3 Br .. 2 ba., f<.lob Est. 2359 Nwpt, Ms.6332 _ PTS. . l POSSES xlnthome. Lrg rooms. e8.ll)' CLEAN 1 or 2 BR. Adults, no * IMMED. • BLUE Lagoon Villa No.4.' .c===I·----~ CAL'L 645.0111 ,.,.. .yard. Neor _ .. & s·n I Ad It I B•. Apt. Clo<e to •hpng. ..,t •. Lrg kH. Sl35-11'1l. 2421 ADULTS ONLY * BRAND NEW br, 2 ba, condo apt. 'Crpts, -! Qr on Penin. 2-car gar. $210. for inform•tion on t hese -schools. $260--$500 option. I g e u s ~tti~~. ~~~,:~r ~~~ E. 16\h St. NB 646-1801. 2 &. 3 BR. Avail. Private: pa-* BEACH 1.5 Ml. drps, 2 p;:.o!s, lennis court. ~5909. 5 to 6 pm, 219 34th evei'leblo RENTALS... ~1823. South B o b ,_ tit., pool -indiv. lau""'-· fac.
* G I Or FHA On the beach. r-n Sat, Son St BY U '!J a whole iaft 5Pl\l. d ,_, · · ~~ '-========= $130 E id 2 BR Dupt e WVELY Condo :r.tesa I I" d · d1;::.:..:c::::_ ___ =-· I Corona el Mar 4250 (Nr. Orange Co. Airport; Tus..
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850 &: 1t1on, lOant to 5pm. 30781 1:; • · ~ e ex, ' new \\'ay 0 ue estgoe Furn Bachelor & 1 BR. -1 -So Coast Hwy Laguna-
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Range &: oven: Patio, Verde Country Club area. ! just for single people. It's ExceptionaJly ~! FURN bachelor 1&pt-near-tin at 17th St; nr. Westcllff),
*OPEN DAILY ee'ach or call 'col lect Newport Shores $150. Student~ l_BR cottage Br. 2~ Ba. Pool, pvt. patio. fun living wilh \\'arm, dy-Below rent.al v'alue! beach & s~pping. Ut il paid,
2l3/24a-6538. w/ all ulil pd, Stv/refrig. S313 mo~se. Adults, no namic neighbors. It's 11 2110 Newport Blvd C?<.f $85/mo. 548-500J 1741 Tuslln, Costa Meu.
968·1338 \Viii coniider te~e. 4BR 2lAibathll.9 mosleue, S185 -HUIT)'on this3BR,l '°pe~"~·~"-·o--~-..,--:-$750,000 Clubhouse with . _ " 1 ,.co=:.--",,:.;,;:..._~-1 Mgr,Mn,C&tson.6f2-4641 $3
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11 A.M. to I P.M. l ;O:c;WNC,i;iER:;:;...-m-"'"'1"1·-a-v·-·--a""& Winton Real Estate 615-3331 CALL 894 7577 comm'I area; nr 15th & flling pool, j,arty room, bil-mo incls util. $60 depos. dee. Jl~94/mo11' ,,._,.-H"· "A"R~B-O_R_G~R-E_E_N_S.1 I ~~~~~i::''ii\i~~! I '"" ...... ., · • Npt: tor mature cpl. $130. liards, indoor golf driving l~. 548--4779 '
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I' FOR SALE by OWNER must sell his tiny rustic Corona d1I Mar 2250 for information on these 64.2--5583. range, 1ennis courts, pro 1 BR. pool UUI pd. Adults, no GARD!:N & STUDIO APTS
BE11.UT. 4 br/3 ba. 2200 . aq house&: guest house w/great available RENTALS .,. -;';=";;;c"'°';:-...,--,-;-,.,..,. shop and resident tennis pro. pets. Nr shpg. $110/mo. Balboa 4300 Bach, 1, 2, 3 BR'1. from $110.
ft. Fashion ShOres home, view & privacy, Only s29•500• LUX seaside hm, S50 \vk'nd, $115 -Walk lo ocean, Furn l 4~?c~lo2ve~ds~:C~~ :;!: Single, 1 & 2 Bedroom Jux-548-3348 or 67~1650. NEWLY DECORATED 1 BR
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J H. A 1 k ,. n g 1baba, Laguna Beac $130 , N•·-1 BR Condo, Pool. Clal ., • ., ~u.~ · od · ail 2 BR I $"" 1 BR Giesler r i. . Club avail. Ct;ys to Bkrs. '""" r . ..._......,a m em conveniences av -mo .• Adults only, no pets. $150/n10. U!L.I pd. 67.>-5810. un . .....,, unr.
$39.500 w/GI 6%. Avail. * 494-8093 * 673-3696 End. patio, Singles ok. 3 BR, ll,I Ba. cpts, drps, 2 abll!. Furnished and unfurn-2135 Elden, See Msr. Apt. 6. 2 BR. Beachfront. Crpts, $130, Crplll,, drps, bltM,
962-7406 aft 5pm. e $750 DOWJ4. ·-·-.. -·--$151).2'fJRtumfrontduplex. car gar, patkl. $210. Mesa J11hed . Se d • d I I Pool. No childJ'C'n, no pets.
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S1EST marketplace In Permanent Ocean view lot, Balboa 2300 Fenced yard, Tots ok, · Verde. Jill Sumatra Pl., · NICE 1 Br. Dplx. Quiet. p. rps, resp. a u ts on y, no 325 -J E 17th Pl Ci\1
town. The DAll.Y PILOT $.5,950 F/P. Assume baJ, on $225 -3 + Fam rm bse. 2 BR. 54 :r.IODEl-~ OPEN DAILY by garages. Adults over 30. children, no pets. 644--0753. 548-2738. . ., •
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·• ""<t'·n. Sav.e, existing loon, Bkr. 497-1210 ----·-~-·--bltns, lrg yrd, Kids""'nts. 1,:;="":,::::"::::,· ,_.,,,,.,~-:---I 10 A •t 9 P 'I ~o pets. S4~l02l. BAYFRONT apt. Xlnt view, DELUXE -•-3 ""' -,.. 4:l' Bayfront Balboa Penin, 5 'Y"' NEW 4 BR., 2~ BA, fam rm. "'' -·"' l BR. $125. Pool. Spac. 1 Br, Util pd. Winter. d" 'w wco,.....,.. br-, 2 ba,
money, time &: eUort bY or 4su.632 eves, BR, 4 ba, pil!r, noet, winter LANDLORDS FREE 1 luxurious w/,v shag C1'Pt RENTS FROM Adults Ideal for Bachelor. $100/mo. Yrly avail. 673-6700 pat~ Jw a;iuN dsrwshr,
shop pin I from your • The Hidden House * or yrly, 673-2.039. • thnl-0ut, custom drp11. Choice $ISO to $3$0 1993 chutth, 0.I. 548-96.13. OCEAN~NT winter rental lary "scttooisu~hru ~=;~nj
I ;ann:;;;o:hail';;. ;;;;.' ;,· ====='i 1$18,500. Tenaced gardens, C.af, By Chvner 557-3498. * 1 Br. turn Apt. Quiel 3 BR & Qen, 2 BA. Patio. pools. 8.33-369-1 1~ pa~ sunroom, 1 BR. Lido Isle 2351 832·7800 1.fONTICEU.O -A It r a c · Adull!I. No pets. 691-A Vic.-$240 mo inc ulil. 644-2621 $170 4!»-7329by 10 am for appt. NEWPORT BEACH rl CM 54s.<;l3S
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-$135 • 1 Bedroom House. 880 lriine Ave. ' . . BAYFR NT. WINTER 3 BR, 1~~ BA, polio, bit-Ins, BAYFRNT, S br, 3 ba $1000 Balcony, patio, pool $250. e BEAUT Bach ' 1 Br 11.20 Ba h lo A I Tiny House With spectacular Fenced yard, All utilities ~ kl • ,_ · Bale e r P crpts, drps. Ask about our mo· winter. Kl! n Brit-.... ;"· ,::963-"">;<=::,:7;,, ,..,,,..,.-...,..,..,,,,.-Irvine & 16th apt. $29...... w y "" up. ~ E. boa. 673-9749 discount plan. 880 Cf!nter St.
ocean \'iew $27,500 tingham, Rltr. 675-0123 J....... LO~Y s Br hom• for 1al•, (ll'i .... 550 "·· ·nc uUI "'"~s1 "'" Bethke Realty 4!»-2858 TELE-TREND " .. " ,..._ .... n .. 1 ·.,........... 1 BR. Furn aJ>t. Util's paid. l;l'U-8340 3 BR. 3 Ba. off-w&tl!r l»me 1--~R"E'°NT=~A~LS-='"-~ trade or . rent ln C.'1\f. Furn 1 Br & Bachelor $125 mo Adults. No pets. 310 -.~.rn=E·S~EV=ILL-E--1
BY owner. Custom 3 br, 2 Fumlshtd -$450 Mo. Bill 646-BO'll or <213) 799-l>,6 CM ba. Beams, 7%%-$212 mo. Grundy Rlll'. 642--4631 WE HAVE THEM 3 BR Vacani. NI c e yard SOUTH BAY CLUB 2110 Newport Blvd, E. Balboa mw. Balboa. 2 Br. l~ Ba w/garg. $15S. Pm 494--0428 da, 832-744.9 1 BR. New. Beaut. furn. No Adults -crpu -drps • fncd
Balbol Island 2355 4 BR, Exec home ...... $325 Family only. $225/mo, Agt. to Mu. Adul\5 only. mo lido Isle 4351 yrd w/patio. Wtr txl. 2Sl9
* 3 BR, lg bonulrm ••.• SZi5 ~"',,;.ck.,clocor~Oo"=n,_, _830-<060"-"-"'-· ~-APARTMENTS •• • Elden, 646-SVB eveg, 320 Nord Beach Apts, fum . "L" Santa Ana Ave. 636-4120 * $32,500 4 BR, Mesa del l\1ar •••• $265 $180 3BR. Elec. range. New R U pd 1 d tt G J ~" QUIET AD Sharp 2 -BR, secluded, w/ WINTER Re ntal. Nrly ne'v 3 Coats & Wallace Rltrs. 1 ard LI h h I , 1 l B . Furn-ut · a u arage. br $ .. M.t""$250, ULT LIVING 2 view. Plaee Rlty 494-9704 Br, 2'iii BA w/ paUo, lrplc, cpts. drps, ge fenced Y · YI w trl t 1 un 11• on!y. Eastslde. $144/mo. bachelor $WO. Avajl now, BR. Shag crpts, bltns, pool,
&: gar~. Da.ys 9 _ 5, 962-4454 Lse, 5.16-4496. 642-8520 wi n ter rates. 642-4097, beaut. lndscpd, $170 mo. incl
3 U~ITS, ·""'' :n bc~,;m:· 54B-$2.1 Ol' eves / wkn da Cmta l\tesa furn trlr ,. $115 3 BR. 2 BA. 1213 Parnell St. RENT .. FURNITURE * 1 BR. Lrg closets, Pool. 535-6696. • all util, Adu.Its only, no pet1. 11 .~;;c:.:;:°":;c;'-. n:;;;::·::"":;:..· .o;•~:.;,.;;;:;::o -· -"6'/$-C:..1238=::.· --=----! =~ =for~pe/ll tsOK II~~ Sbo~~::.en:,s. 5.CS-1'978 Shu t 11 e b o a rd . Ne \V B I boa I I _... ...,,.., 241 Avocado ~t. ~16-0979 1010 SO. Bayfront: 4 BR. 3'Ai s pe • I ::::=:==::==::=::=:;::::0 I '* DIRECT TO TENANT cptJdrps. yn1 pd. 548--0336 a • anu ~ 2BR. Part furn. ht • la11t
S•n Clernewte 1710 ba terlront ho •-2 n-4 BR kids & pe~-...... $180 I· $100 In t" A J . wa me.,. =· 3 BR horse ranch •.•• $195 Mesa Verde 3110 24-Hr. Delivery * 2 BR. Lower. KidB ok. BAYFRONT Duplex: ! BR/ mo. c. u u. pp Y 135
2 STORY residence· 4 BR, 2 1 ha_ garage apt. Dock, Bill 4 BR pool, ocean breeze $250 -100% Purchase Option $130/mo. 1925 Pomona Ave. lower, 4 BR I upper, Sandy Albert Pl, CM. Mgr u-p1tairs
ful l & 2 half bath!!, pvt &C'o ,cG::rc:Wld::;:Y:.· ::Rl::"::·.cSl:;:""620:..::=---STAR*LET 7J6-7330 TRI-LEVEL 3 BR + den, 2 Complele 1 BR Apt u Call 897-48Ss;. beach, NR, Village, Eves. or call 2l3-596-3420 aft 6PM.
ces• to heh,· l\tagnilicent WINT, Bal Is, attr turn hi!!, frplc, Lge ram rm, Din rm, Low as $22/mo. l:::=========I c•,:ns'9!l:;"=======l2 BR. New paint. Crpts,
• view, $66,500. Owner n4/ nr wat. pat cov'd, filed, 3 br, * Beat T1te Heat * Fmt I rear patios (rear 30-Day Minimum -drps, bltns, range I oven,
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• • ~ SPANISH 2 br borne, Ige e Beautiful Bayrront 5 hr, 2 BR, stove, retrig, fenced I ::•ard::;•,;ntt=::. ;:64>-;7>;<=::=== ICUSTOM FURNITURE 1---------7 371-9300, 4!n-2lll by appt.-2 ba, ft'plc, l&m. 67~ BY SWIMMING DAILY. Neat w/fire pill $365 mo ind * WIDE VARIETY Newport Beach 4200 Hunti""°" Bea::t_4400 ~!~~· No pets. $140.
fenced yd, $19,500. 304 Sier-3 ba Me, Winter rental, patio + POOL! $130/mo. Newport Beech 3200 RENTAL CQ)1PLETELY Furn deluxe ON BEACH I NOW AU. REDEC 2 BR. , I\:"~· ~San~go~-~o~to~<9U038~~='...!""'~/~mo~, ~54~<9526~' ~===~H~-~~F~i~lldo~~,.~~64~S.~29~5~1 I ;=;:;~ii:~~7i~~ 517 \V. l!tth St., CM, 5CS-34!1 2 Br. crpls. i,~ blk to heh. • New cpts, drp1, ii&int: htd ij..;UL.D~""'--..-j e THE BWFFS 3 BR, 11Ai Winter lse. $155 .\ up. (n4) JOO!., acllts, no pe.ta. $135.
0.Mr•I 20000...r•I 2GOO O...r•I 2GOO BA. pool•. Aveil Oct 15th >"From $3'5 Wk. 67'1-4822. • Single ''" """' $165 ""9520 l\";.::;,;:.;;;.. ____ .;::::.:.;.::=:,;::, ____ .;:::;.;;....:.;;.:::;,:,;::,. ____ .:::;;:,I ~$295~~mo~. !-~-~~~,-~\Luxury Single Apta. Complete TOP Oceanfront Joe. 2 Br. •;~RB~~~ BONUS ARR.ANGDtENT
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Yrd letViceL 1101 Esaex linens, &11 11t1i, heated pool, welcome, $215/mo. M&-4928 heated pool-sauna.tennis STUDIO. Crpta, d r P & ..
t.,;:Ln;;·,;.....,;;::;"";:;:·===== I billiards, restaurant, rock.-I BR. duplex 1 blk. ocean. rec room-Ocean <rieWI ~~: $~~~:~~~.I e 1 ~ -~ -t:aus. · $150 Yrly., util. paid. p&tioH.mple parklrc
Newport Htlght1 J110 VILLAGE INN 3lli w. Belboa .,,.1272 5'curib< -. .•
a BR. Art.18;1'• hOme La~na Beach , 494-M36LARGE 1 Bdrm. Neer FURN. tll'O 'Avall.
1200 mo+ d•p. Child BALBOA INN Ocoan. $150 mo-YEARLY . HONTINGTON
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University P1rk 2237 URENSMELIAREVKABABLLYY Pool &: bltn:."Teee: :: '111 OCEAN AVE., HA Elec It wtr pd. Adlts, no (b4) SJG.1487 pets. MESA MANOR. 241
DON'T OELAYI EXTRAORDINARILY l210""!·''"'"6"'"''-Ole. ... n 10 am-' p111 !>alb< WU'°n Avo., CM, !548.7~
CALL US TOOAYI BEAUTIFUL i OCEAN>'llONT !, 2. 3, & ·Man.god by ·I BR. Unf. All ulll pd,
3 BR. 2 Ba, tn~ •••• $340 Val D'iHre Garden Apt' ' BR's. WINTER RENT-WILLIAM WALTERS CO. $150/mo. Atlulli, Infant ok-
2 BR. l ba. hnute •••••• $280 PUtUna-grffn; waterfall &: ALli. fi'13-8MB, 301 Avocado. ~1'442 e Red Hiii Realty J1tream 1lowerseverywbett, OCEANFRONT, u11l. pd, 3 2 Blt. Pool. Adults. utG 2 Bl'. I"' ba, pvt pa.Ho,
Univ. Park r.enter, ltvlne 45' pooi, r.e. room, billiards, Br. $400 mo. yrly; Lower Btaut/Qulel! Utll lncl xlnt loc. 1503 Poflderou. No
Call Anytime 833-0810 BSQ's, Sauna, lum . .unfurn, l2'75. Abbey Realty 642.....3850 $ni/mo. 1767& Cameron. peta, $159. S40-6005.
3 OR. 4 BR Townhle, on 1 I.-2 Br, 11llo Sircle1 from BALBOA Peninsula turn apt. 84U121 1 BR, l~ ba, i&rage l pool.
Gr1f:nbe1r'. ant of $135. Ste Ill • Panons t drs-rront Ocean, Winter **AT BEACH I &2BR's.4 No children, 00 pet.. Qulet
Evtrythlng. s,m. 4 341 Rd .. 642-8670. Between Har-Rafi!. 842--RlCS an 5 pm. beaut, hlda:s. Pool~. 220 12th nelghbomood. 642-¥J42
Sandbur& Wy. 8.1l--0003. hor I Ne91'J)Ort • 2 Blk N. lBth 3 Bft, 2 be., frplc, el'ICI petio, SI or 215 15th St, H.B. EAST ikle • 2 br, l~ ba,
e VACANT-Immaculate! HOLIDAY PLAZA 1 blk lo beach, Yrly $275. BACHELOR Apt. Ufll pd.• c:rpts, drps, bllnl, ~fril.,
Julliard 3 Br, 2 Ba, tam nn. DELUXE Spadoua l BR1,m.;;.:;,~WO;;;';:,·~..,...,-,,.--,--I NEAR. OCEAN! poo.1. No pell. 64&-QilO
Pool/rte. tac. $350, 6#-0135 ~ apt $135. 2 BR + den BACHELOR Apt. Near bay LJNOBORG CO. $2$79 SPACIOUS 2 1: 3 BR.. Optl, ~ $165. Htattd pool" Ample • beach! 1216 W. BaJboa drpa. Cpl /1
lrvlno J131 perking, N ° children-no .Blvd '9W17L --Lit""• k•ch 4705 w "'
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BRANO HEW Hom•• ed· *. 'SINGW * OCEANntONT Becbelor, ADULTS l)ljij'. 2 br,:1 ba,1145. 2 "'· •palAh.-blllll. 'Jolnlna Orenl'J Grove 3 yrty,...f'or qultt emlpd man. oeean VfR>:---Tilt'n/l.lnf. Call crptr,drpl!, redecon.ttcl, No
Br/2 Ba, trplc, ritw, Bachelor Apt. OtUltJ~. Rtf req, $95. 6'B-!1.27. evtt I wkn4a.4~ pet.I, nr .tiop'JI'.· 548-63S'l
crpi.Jdrp1, landlcaptd &:. SJOl. / m'O. -nm; WON'T e OCEANFRONT Dr, 2 &. 1 BR, pvt patio, fiji, 1165 .• 2 'BR. Upper. Krdl ok.
SCRAM·LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICA' 110N 8000 ''"""· $2>;/mo, Cel l LAST! flOO/mo. C>t>ts. drps, h'plc. mo., utll. Inc, EYt a 112l/mo, 1925 Po.,... Aw . -'--'--'--~='---~""-'~..;;.'-:..::;,,,;.,:=:...:..:...:..:..:..:..:..;.:....;;.;.;;.;:._.:...:,W.::::,:3U-=::7:::43::,l_:or~'l1!!4/!!83>->~:!:!"' Hom •Finders 645-2951 1162o2l41 2l3:1M'-'111 °' 6116-1522. Cail 897-48M,
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--OWN HOMl •• , 1 · 1 S BR, 2 BA Aol !Or liUe. Wolk 3 Ollu lo -...acbt ~ Pl.1 S11'5 1:1r·;,,. 0Qf:! • Ind spac, muttt suite, din Beaut. bi.a 2 br, &ptJ. w/w
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fol' $140 2 BR., newly dee. ~ •vall. ~ • Roe. refria. $150 t: $1M. 1 child crpt1dfP. end pab, spae ~ ok. No 11111'/peta. 536-lnl.
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home, Balbot. I.ale, 51W$1!.
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Stach. Gre:at for Student. 1
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amdJ. 2 ~! Adults onJ.y, • FROAf $263 • 2 BR. 2 b& moblle home, l3lO m:s Fountain way E. (Har. IG5 Amlp Way, .NB &q ft, 20 X 60. Adulla only.1_R_-_m..._a_ ... __ nl ____ 1
bor tum W. on Wilton). ' Manapd by 1,::5.16-<M6:;;::":::,,_,.-=-:::::-HO~IE For elderly, bricht" ~ New delft 2 BR WILUAN WALTERS OO. 2 BR. Crpt., drlls, ranp. cheerful sumiundlg!t
triplex apta. Prlvt.tt pa.dot, ~---_._1 Ma nu Cloaed pr. Children & llllllll Lovely 009l'I view, pdva~ ~
-1r.g-----crpta, drpe. bltn:s, ------r-·~ -pet ok. S140. 84W365 rooma. For Information WliHCIY• W•nt? Wh•ddy• Got?
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1st TD loan OWNER desperate! Lost gry
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C.0.111. P.lesa . 646-3412 2 d TD Loan P1ease.! Reward. 6-6-2507 ft LOST. tt......t. •Uo bm 08<11.
T ..... '·-• 00 -•ty. hund Po·"··J hi -a Brick, M•tonry, ~ "'11.W ll 1 ......... no 8C a,., • .ll£11.
M2·2171 545-0611 CM, Name ··Snoopy", etc -
$ent!n,a: Harbat area 21 )TL StlJ.2597 BRICK * BLOCK • STONE
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336 E. 11th Street Atta: S mo old, Gennan 642·194J * 64.>-0T~I
ANNOUNC•ME..,.. Shortbalr Pointer: Silver *" "' ~ w/blk 11pot. & blk head le Cablnetmekl"9 '5IO .,,d NOTICES elll'!I. REW ARD! Mfl....4738.
Fine Cablnel.!I lo: Shelvinc l'ound l'r• Ad• J 6400 Pl--,,,., Tulltn • :mthl • -Mltel•, Tran.,. .,. -· Spocl1I Rita 641-1~· .. VILLA MARSllLLiS Courts 5"7 5 L'--· 5 ....... ' L ••• k. roUND ·--" •• •·m·" Person11l1 6405 * 494-0602 *
-.. .. New 2 ~ BA. .,. IRAND NIW 1--------':W(I';":. u MUST ~LUO~ ~ ~,,.... " -... "~ Sl'ACIOUS ** U1J;TVI y Rate.. SEA 1-WMI '** ,...,. ,. tr.-a. ,_....,.....,ts"*' spotted white with blk * nJLLY LICENSED * C terln• ISIO Shag crpts, • 11 ON TEN ACltES ~--:MOTEL. 2:01 a-vou• ,._. Mlfteii ...,.._ .._. ..._ • ....,..,,..._ freckles vie or Ol &: Jlo'B Renownec! Hindu Spiritualist _•_,rpe'-n-~·~---
cUhwhr. Priv. bakoey. Prl.v. 1 a I BR. 1'u:rn a Unf\lnl 1 .& 2 Mrrn. Apt1. NeWpOtt 31vd, Co.sla Mesa. ....,..TION•,.. IALl-Tu.••• ONLYI bordtr line J\tesa atta. Advice on all mattel'l!. CARPENTRY [
prqe. ~I mik f'ron\ So. Fireplae9t f priv. patiGI I ...., .. Llvlnt -Te Pl•c• Yeur TrMer'• P11 r11dlH Ad , ;&l&-0397;;:;;:·~=,.-:--::::--°" l..o'Je, Marriage, Business MlNOR REPAIRS. Nit .Job ~~:la.ta· $l 7Sfmo. Poo&a.T..i.s;Oaritan._ llurn. A Unfum. Guest Homes 59'1 Pf.tONE 6Ct-J678 . 1f'El\1ALE Kitten. app. 3 Readin&s a:lven 7 days a Too Small. C..bmet ill IP"
too Sea L&M, aw "'"Ml DlthwUher • c:olm' eoard1nlt· 1----------1 . mofl,, or~ & white. flea week, 9 Mot • 9 PM ases A o t b • r cabl-..1
VILLA MESA APTS. (MacArthur nr. Cout HwyJ ed QPliancel • ph:M ahQ: PRIV 6 temi-priv :rooms in 10 or 20 acre1 nr bla: lake le Have..lll dlxe. -&Pt. un11J1 tn collar _ nr Cro"'n Valley SUN. El Camino Rea.I, S68J,'15, Uno anawar Mia.ft
2· BR Priv patio. Htd -pool. lll!lll•llllllll!l!!!llll!l[lll..!!ca!J!!!!;!!!~-._£bcbmce ot 2 calor 1ic0d rueat home for &m· ·ver. Fishln&" hun~ .. OowneJ'i_~ty $5,\tXXI. Schooi . ..Laguna N.11.u el. San Clemente,. .mia at MG-:m. H. O.,
T2 a_;. ent:l'i!-la:t':-'""~-/Dr& 707¥2 ORl:HID iC!ii""met ; 2 liiU..-;-stiD "hlllitOIVii!iilO'rcitiU'ns. e WDPinr. ~~-1c'-+-"N"-ant income, L..aguna Beach 495-458'Z. 492-9136, 492-0076 ~Aod=-'~'"""=-,--.....,,== ..J!,:el~. no pets pl~ue! 2 Bdmw., 2 b.llh!!!I, with_IJ.ll)-lb9Wefl_. tn1rrcnd ward-yard & l!!..ti£._P!l .J9od .. Winemucu...Ne.v. Nr hwy 40 )I' Newport. Lee Penyda,lro",:::.UND,,:;:~W~ru~-~1-w-atcll=-su=n. -.::-"~;i!A.,-;,LE"'&'"FEll;;;;;;l;;A;;LE.,--REPAIRS "* ALTERA·
$1S5 mo. 11! \V. \VilllM. deck, $235. Al.SO 3 Bdmu., robe doors • 1ndlred llsht. oonienlal atmosphere, 01 r. 50. Trade for car, camper, Realtor 546-1698, 494-5488. Btw. li!egUard atations No. standing by to ctve you ~ TIONS * CABINETS. Any
6'16-1251. 3 baths, ·eu,,etect, draped. inc in lrltcben : breaktut area. Avail by Oct lit Ilse w/pc¥1I or ! 54Q.23l3 i Br. Guest bae, potential :> & No. 7. H.B. call to iden-best maasaae in the \Vest. size job
NEW 2 BD~f. Be am blt·ina. Cov. caraze. $.'W bar • hplua ~ 548-52Z ll Acres zoned M·l with :re.. oonunerclal. SUnland . Ta· lily M7-m9. Separate Sauna's for ladles 25 yrs f'xper. 543-6n!
ceilina:! ""ood panetinc. All Mo.: min. l year lease. patio • ~, • EWERLY Guests, ocean \eue1 fi.om $.tllM ht TD. bunga bt!alth area, $1D.OOOl'ro=°UN=D~P'°arak=-.,"1.-,b"'tu-,-. -;V;;::ic & gentlemen. 10 Al\!-12 Ai\t. ROOFING
ree fei'turea. $165. Aau1ts, · 0 brick Bar-B-Q 1 • l&fl9 beat· view, lovely home 1 n rr $85~f eq for bi1 boat, ?«f. Want Jar:><! or mobile hm. o! Flo'A·er I.: Orange. Costa 1 de.ys. 17434 Beach Blvd,
no pets. Call now 646-0073 • • PJ.1111 .t: pools A lanaL La&una Beach. 497-1686. rt9identJal income or t Ed ;.a&.1234 or 213: 353-4600. ~fesa. Call 642-8409 btwn H.B. Ph. 841-7879 * 387 W. Ba,y street. * -a.ii.. 3101 S.. 8rl1tel St. -Riddle Inc S46-88ll
•. DELUXE 1 • 2 BR. Oi'MLN.o!So.Coaittl'laza) Misc. R.m•ll 5,,, · · \Vlll trade·l6', 50 hp boat,=llam="-5,_p~m=. =-,;:-:::-:-.: r.tEN!! E,~ery one _ ot ,•,~' • S•nt• AM 16 Acres Grants PUii, Ore., .,.,./trailer, etc. for good 8ol·1FoUND Siveet female haircuta.,. a creatJon. e,
Qarden Apia. Blt-inl, prlv. 1 · BR. Crpt9, drps, stove, PHONE· S5J..not *~ STORAGE GARAGES House & barn, suitable 1u~ id pool table. r' dalmation pup w/blk & wht Susan, Linda and Mary
piµio, heated pool, trplc. rdri1. $150/lst &: last mo's . • S:S/mo. iiv. $.15M. Eq. $23M. Trade Cali 846-3177 or 846-5207, spts. M6-4l5l. i;trlve for magnificence. See
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REPAIR, Remodel & pa,tios.
Let the Swede do It.
494-7853 or 613.-5417
Cement, Coner ... 6600 ' Adulta. $145 mo. 546-5163. f!~..i-Jll>d· ..... :;..~~t. '03 YOUNG Couple. Brand new 2 642-6391 until 6 pm. '.or So. Calif, Mary Reyno.Ida ask for Tony, GRAY, Brown & black.rabbit you.rseU at Sir Walter's.
$15i-QUlET. Larae deluxe 2 ~·~·-~~·.:..;.~c.~~·-~=--,..=-REAL ESTATE i16-131i6, 536-3Tn. Co 2052 Newport Blvd., CJ\or. br. l~~ ba.. GE kitchen, 2 LRG New Apts, 2 Br, 2 Ba, Br, 2 Ba apt w/lhag crpts, WAIKIKI, HA\VAII. Beaut. found vie -0r Ora.nae · 1need 1 meticulous & depend. CONCRETE, All type1. Frtt ;
-· ,.,. ... Adu1ta. 240 E. . . So l H dshwashr, prlv. balcony &. Gener11I $1000 SLATE POOL TABLE vlew apt., comp!. furn. Airport. 67"~2. est. Sawing, breaking, ha.ul-i ...,... on Muruente, · o wy. N-· So C"~"t Plaza 1 ,;.., · ""'-able girl for apt, cleaning. , 1 aui, Pl, 548-MJ2. ..i-ch. gar. c.... · ""'" · I -ttgU a ..... n aize, .._ new many extra1. $19,~ eq. SAT, 9-26 on 53rd St. heh, ing, & Skipl06ding. Service . Bltns, cptll, ... f's• JIO? Kids OK, $175 mo. 540-4875. ncome Pr01Mrty \VJLL TRADE FOR Trade !or N.B. or Laguna mixed terrier, '°male, beige 64Z.12'l4. &: quality. 548-8668 Bob ! ~r0DERN 2 Br, crptl, drps, c'$250=·~548-.,..._,7'83,...,._.,.,-=~ 1 _;._·1_.-_·_.____ , Equity in Boat, Bch. prop_ Realtor 646-0732. & blk. 213-798-2312. ALCOHOLICS Anonymou~.
GE kitchen, enclosed LGE 2 br + den, 2 ba, crpt, 6 UNRS -6?S.215l * 646-3434 Phone. 542-7217 or "'rite to CE~1ENT Work or all kinds. l
garage, near bua. $14a. drpe, dshwshr, frplc. So of L•tuM Bt•ch 5705 EASTSIDE 2 L60 ac? tree &: clr near In-CHILDS Pair of prescription P.O. Box 1223 C<>ila ~1esa. Free est. '
Adu1ts. m E. 20th. hwy. No peta. $235 mo yrly. IL BLK TO IEACHI . ~Vil! trade 3 bdrm, ba Uo. \\'ill trade all or part, glasses found nr: Nev.-port 6.16·0374 I
f..'R,. NEW 2 Br, l~i Ba, 3w~ Iris, 67>5359 'f~ BUILDERS SACRIFICE home, xlnt cond. San Cle-'1al $250 Ile. for clear boat, Pier. 642-4176. NEED Plano player I-guitar DECORATIVE CONCRETE
!' From $Hit). New 1 & 2 Br. Huge East Side ll0x207 Lot, mente, near beach. SJ.2,000, 1 Be nl• Mri playe.r for Gospel quartet. cpt/drp, 1tv/dshwhr~ 1ar. DELUXE Duplex -3 BR, 2 POOL, 2175 S, Coaat Hwy. , Eb. ;uoperty NB or ? 1 Female 1 .-"' ng Local trawl 548-4.SSl. DRIVES • WALKS ·-PATIO 766 \V. \Vilson. 642-1908 BA. J600 aq tt. Crpl/drpa, _. ...... _ 0, 4 __ 1....,. \VIII take 16 units. Good cash ;,quity for unit! or ? · ? · 557-9700, 499-@)6 Dea collar vie. Santa Ana 1========= CALL OON, 64Z--8514
b: ~"" "' °"" return -Tax shelter -Ap.. Risley Realtor 492-6643. H ight 546-().j8(l -=""==='-.,--,~I f\'EW DUPLEX. 2 Br. Crpts, patio. Central · No pets. OCEAN VIEW • Lr&: 1 BR preciation ahows 18% re-Will trade equity in ,69 Ex· 1., pieces 4' x 8' x ;Ji" vinyl e !. Announcemeftt1 6410 •CONCRETE v.'Ork: patios,
drps. $160/mo. 1570 Ora.nse ~~· Art. 673-f,930 or apts. F\tm or unfurn. Crpta, turn on Jl0,000. Down pay· plorer 25' motor home like c.-oated & nat. ply¥.·ood 4' x FOUND 1 small poodle. * ASTROLOGY CLASSES drvv.'A)'!, etc. Lice n •ed .' ~· 543-8572, KI 2-771'9 ====-,..-==-,.· I drps, blt-ina, pa.Holl, walk1n1 ment. $69,200 full price -new FOR late modei 22• 6' picture frame 2 antique ~1esa Verde area. Call & NO\V FORMING. C A LL Phillips Cement. 548-6380 I * Lrg. 2 Br. Studio, 114 bl,. BACHELOR, patio. $160 incl. dist&nce to town, 100 Cliff exciting terms. tra~l trlr. _ :lrs, misc !or boat, older identify, 545-1758· TIIE SUN SIGN. G75-666L ~10RE Concttle patio for ;
"new drps, paint. S140. util'a. 514 Fern 1 ea f " Dr .• Lacuna Bch. 49+-549& * 543-543! * !:am per, trlr or '? 548-8952 BLK Pup or" sm. doe. Vic: Aft S: 675-2l40, 673-7743 * less money, Arl:i!tic 11etting. j
l • 637-2943 642-6766, 67:Hi044 'd ... . Harbor Hi Sehl • Sat nite Lie., call ~1ax at 644--0687 ,· ---2~\i~BA~~Stud!o~--t NEW 0 c e a n :iii e ap..... Have Lquna Beach view :te11tllne mounla1n home 5'18-5l63. sEiL Or Rent - 2 BR.d 1'1S ~a!~!,714 G'old e nr:~: "'/pool. $169.00 Month. ""OI lot. Trade for mobile home t.5500 equity, $10,000 balanc:e. . . CHURCH ~hoir • _l n g er 1 -
BA' T!J\Vn~,"p"oo1· er. . .,!:·,,.,~ $37S/mo, yr lse. 54()...7573. putt REALTY 494-.,, or 2 to 4 units. (or machine shop equip.. FOUND. \Vhite Pigeon vie needed. Opporturuty tor Contractors 6'20 ~~ w ·DEbUXE-2-B'fi. 2· BA, N. $11,000 1 ------Fortitr-Co., ·Realtors -.f'lent,-pre&&---br•ke or--T _eJY_ILQLt Beach._Call salai&L_M~~ ---1r THE'REMODECERS......-
E-SIDE stud;--2 br, 1% ba, 7tfARGUERITE -So. of Hwy. end, nice view, $250. Also 1 W11tb11y Income Homes lffi.C WestcUtt, NB 642-5000 346-1211 · 646--8645. Free esls • 100% flnancin&
1 d""' blb\S dshwehr, 1 Br. unf. Adults, no pell. · I 4971056 4%-5810 Pri t 3BR id n + (4) BLK & wht kitten found 111 Leg•I Notic•s 64SO Kitchens, garages C1'P s, .,.-._ ' Squares only. 643--7898. Slng e. -• · · va e re• e ce 5 BR, 3 ba, lge encl patio, !I Units, &cod ren_ tal area. Gl•I-School 96• oo .. alt s. 1 C 1 1 'eod gar. 64:>-2939 2 bedrm apt1. Est. gros1 M••• d•I M·• Eq •-1 •• ~-J Will not be responsible for car p·o r s c. m P • e, ' . 2 BR N of h~ lrplc ~-• s-.-.. ..... ~ $311.000 eqU ty; i n com e ·-...mod l · · .. ,,, • Rent11l1 W8nT99 .,."° m. onthly income no10. 356. E. roR •maller 3 ~ 4 BR w/ any debts other than my n.c e ing. '1 Newport Be•ch 5200 frtthly painted. Avail now 20th St. Costa Mesa, Build-1 A __ '.~:~: Fho°',...ho~~~er-Los( '401 O\\'n. Raymond E. 1'-Iacias. Quality Contractors 642-3860 ; $210 . ..U.9 Mafiiold. ~ DAil..Y ~ rtporter and &42-4005 poo, ny "'"a. ... ""' ~· ~NEWPORT ""• care wife want to-riiit (IJ' leue er · -* 557.3331 * OWNER 615-6259 LOST! Vie Harbor Atta SERVICE DIREC1'0RY · MY-----:-WAY," 11\18:11.ty home1·
hw livg ovrlka; the t<ater. 1 LW. Isle SUJ small furnished or unfurn. Alao Tripl6:es • J.37•500 · ---------1 Boy's Oub, Center st. Boy's -repa.ir. \Valls, ceiling, floors
JlOOls. 7 tl!nnis eta S'm,000 isbed houw in J..quna. (.an.. .. O"'NER ID" -must ttlL ~~~ta80 ~-11, =~topo~~~ Commercial Income proper-~.. blu-bike Nobby Utt, 88by1ittlng-6550 etc. ~o job too 1mall. !
Spa. Frol'"l Sl75 to $450. QC BeantS6Spacel\fobileHome'"~ p-~--Eq·,.11000 ty, free & c~ear: next to frnt / bk i..tc No. :mas 543-1494 ; ~--•. 1. or 2 Br, Aho 2 at)' UNFURN. l Br. Range, fiig, yon or other · ' .. ~~ p k .th tud' ........ nens a1awM:. , • Sean. Val $65,!XKI. For un· ~"'a.rd! 546-33>8. ClflLD Cat"f) for mothers Additions * Renrodelifl& .,...._., fot"Ced air, a:arage, WA.lklnc atta by December . .....,....,...,., hoar ""1 MW ' V~ vb~I Want am. hse, cabin, hae· Its house or beach prop. who ha\<e to 'A'Ork I: don't · ·
l'p\\'.nhoUSes. Elec, kt, pit dial, to store, quiet. 11'73 mo days, ~ll95 eve1i. me or owner. ....u~ e boat P.feo er 549-1366 eve. ' OWNER 675-6259 LOST: BJack & Decker want to leave their children Gerwick &: Sons, Lie,
pat r bal Subtm prkg pot C-2 frontage for expansion.•-'-'-'-'''--~'---::-__ .;;..c.:...=_:_,,,.,--,.,.-/ lm I -'-· 67J..60..ll * 549-2170 · 0 · J ' N I.se. 67~. ' WORKING couple desire l 1• pac "Ten''" (in box jusl anywhere. \Va I k i n g
-ml.Id &er. cpt.s. drps Utll · bl-. furn apt or duplx In $45,000 dn. subinit trade. Recreation • S. Lake Ta.hoe ·10 71' Beautiful Holiday ?t1o... w/sockel.s). Vic: "" Vic-distance 1o Pomona & ROO~I Additiona. 1 & 2 ator)'
of Fashion Isl Ill Jamborff LRG-!. BAY VIEW .. 3 BR, 2 N.B. or Hunt. Bch area. Wally McCoy 675-006.' '4 acre, all improvements, tor home, Hu everything. toria. Re\\'ard! 2166 l\1yran \Vilson schools, 646-8662 & gar. call Gen. Contractor
·.: San Joaquin Hills Rd. ~:s,~dulb. Yriy $150 llt•x. ~f'"· c 11 e t2) M-l A LOTS inc) sev.•ers. UlOO Eq., 1~0 Trade tor Orange County Dr.· CP.t 642-7083. CHILD care, my home , any for )O\\·est pnCe 642-2988.
-6#-1900.for leasi}lg i_nfo. Collttt (TI4) 454-198'7 Production Place. NeWport Loan, Trd 1or locnl RE or_? property, 66200J or see Lot FAT, BI a ck, fem a 1 e hours, Hot Jundt,, i.ge lncd GEN'L remodelial &: maint _ e ON THE BAX l•lbM l•l•ncl SJSJ ,-~•ANT::;:~~Y:;,.:;;,<,L"Y"-'LS:;:.,:-, °'s"·m:-.1 Beach 673-7070 SU.2045 Jac.k Hammond Bkr ~llil ~ Pacific Trailer Pk., HB. Labrador dog, La I' u n a yard, Nr McNally achl. \Vill No job tool.. Im all .
Enjoy \\'aterlront activitY to-unfurn hst·So of pier, ' ' OWNER. ·Granada Hilla 2 Have choice Chriltmas Val· Beach. <'" _.,= transport, i\1rs. Fudge, Lic'd/insured. liTh-8183
-gether w/ the 1paciouaneu1----------Balboa hninaUla. Mature-st)' vie~ home, like ne\\', ley Ort. 40 A parceJ @ $400 1=~=~~--~----r,~"c:0-~3834===,...,.,-,--,-
ot luxurious •Pl convcnil!~ i::t~ 2 '~: ~: ~: reliable cpl. No chldrn or lusinus Property 6050 $57,750 val. 4 Br. 3 Ba:fam. per' acre. Trade $14,600 equi· SHAGGY Daisy type dog, BABYSIITING-1\fy h 0 me. C11rpet Cle•ning 6'1S
; ~t ~::. 2•=.sf':~ ;1~ dlspou.I, $260 yrly, inclda pe's. 642.-6301 Tropical Fi•h Store rm. For Duplex NB or CdM. ty for boat, caD. diamond . male, blk & wht .w/grey & Area of Fairview G.: San DIA.i.'\fOND Carpel Cleanina:
'•"-wa1-~ont potio. $5001 utJ. 67S-M17. AD Agency • VP. ains:le ~ $14,Cn:t Cash. Finn. Office 6444571. rinp, antiques or ? 673-0802 tanR ,dwlhl ,tt'!. o,n N'"s'' m67~d503"1' Diego33Fwy, Mrs. Belford. -Back to School Special
.. 1o "''·' needa 1 br turn hse or apt, e ••• ~·~ e I LAGUNA BEACH HOl\tE. "' · os ;,-, . .,.. 549-13 , 300 m<>. 673-341-t '"" ............,.., Dellghttul triplex, xlnt in-l====o-'--7---'---===~---. $15. ·.., Free Est.I Huntinlfen Inch .MOO N.B. I CdM. Bus ph. 541-3..-========='!Fabulous ·Ocean View: 4 . C8me, beau~ rond. Adult OC· ~~IH~AHU9th ~· p male, CMtan. BABYSrrTING In my home, Rerair-Insta.U. 64:>-l.317.
2" &.' 3 BR $170 up, .. er: Mr. Calamuu. Business Rent•I 6°'41 BR/21,S BA. $19,500 Equity, cupied. \\'Ill trade for 3 BR 1c: omona, 1 • Costa Mesa. <lays only, STEAl\-f Jet carpet cleaning.
i!rps, blb)s, wash f No SPACIOUS, aparklinc new • WATERFRONT 2 BR. N.B. ---------!WANT. TDs, UNITS. home to $30.000. l\tr. Harris 646-8473 eves, 83f>..2361 day.!!. Gerry 548-8937 By ClarKare, nation • \vide!
apaet:, garag~IC::n10' 0 \I: crptll, d111s, bl.tns, gar (30th-40th SO or Nwpt 15-OFFICE, STORE nr. N'pt. 494-0209 Or 497·1630 S45-8424 So, Cst. Ritn:. LOST: LitUe blk & v.·ht dog. CHILD care in niy home. service. Free est. 642-4Ql5.
· ~~~217 Dana Rd. • w/auto dr, encl patio or land. Yrly, Furn or Un.tum. Bch. Post 00~ ~ Divorce settlement foree1 ,,.:CC:,:~=C:::-;;-:::'.408;;R0/ Nwpt &. Hatbor BI v d . Fenced bk yd, warm meals, · · w·~·-~-1;~::1·=.:;:::;-.::;;;;;;;--:drps,;;;:;;;;: I baleony, Nr ~acb. 2 hr, 2 Xlnt tenants. 675-7296 Greyhound depot. • $ ;, liquidation, 7 trust deeds at Baytrnt Duplex: 3 or · Reward! 962-1129 50c hr. 642-0829 Electric•) '640
i Br. unturn. Crpbl, rim ba, frplc, 1175; 2 br. 2 ba, .;.;;e""'L-A~N~O~L~O~R~D=s"'e=---1 to.fo. Jae, Graham Realty di.scoUnt FOR equity in 4 Xlnt Home ol'--·lncom~1SI,=M=1E=sE~-F~,-m--,-o-c-o ~1CYI'HER Ill bah 't 1 -------~-~-
patio, pool, blb\S. •~.: -le, $180. 3 br studio, 21!. .-• 646-2414. BR •·-a 0 , ANYTHING. Trade for TDs or lndustt' I '.I ' bod • ..,,., "' )'SI ELECTRICIAN. Small ........... .. ___ 1:H Manor Apta, 1S2a .. v n FREE RENTAu SERVICE '""" · ears 1Ju, \\'ht I Y . .,..... !'mall child, wkly. l\fy home pV<> ~ k b1, frplc $225. ~ Brol<e. , .,,.~ ......., • , HARBOR BLVD front l9x3i' * 548-5068 * Or ?C?all? • ,,,_ 67., ""'"" REWARD! 546-0037. ?\fesa Verde area. 546-2062 maintenanec & rep a Ir a . Placentia. S48-2682 a 1 642-Ce93 or 6rl.J61S "'"""""" \Vfl'!stroom. 2110 Harbor . ~""" ,,..:.M:J" 548-5203 l-•~bOU~t~our~~dl~-,..~un~1.C;;;T"•"INENEARARHHwun0tttiiTI(lo~;;n-Hii.-.Uiiour Rooms for Rent 5ttS ~~!. ~:.:J:.> mo. y~ar's !:8:ec1~~~~~.1o:;,~n:°t~ ~ Acres, pcmible mobile '~~: ~~:'~o~~~~ ~,1;~v~~GM~:i;~~ home. CARPET LAYING •· BA YFRON New Triplexe1. Quiet area. 1,,,=========/& equipped 2 br (ilpa 6) •ir home park site, Hemet. Reward * fl48.ti090 545--M46 C.A. Page . 642-2070
LUXURY Apt1. St•rt1nt Lrg, l BR. turn. and 3 BR. YOU'LL BE SNUG AS A Office Rmnt•I 6070 cooled home. Desert hot Want R-2 to R-4 lot vie. Or·r:-,,--,.,-,..,-,..--.,,.-.,.--.,.~,..,,.--~,-....,.~-:: EXPERT "at $3lS, • '4t-220t $150 and up. Will furn. child/ BUG A: Happy Too In tfii11 _ sprinp. $7000 equity, $ll,500 ange County. Pyramid Ex-7 1\108. old Imh 11etter, fem, Lic0d Day cart!, 7 am to 5:30 CARPET INSTALLATION
pet ok. (213) 592-2623 • 'upstairs atudio BR. Lota of 1060 changor1. 67s.8800 ' "COry··, nr. bch N. end. Laa pm wkly. Hot mf!all!. Hsr-&. REPAIR. 646-4191.
NEARLY new oceahtront H>-3559. priv. + full home privil. w/ MEDICAL. DENTAL total . 6.44-121 3 BR l% ba honies, l20x Bch. Reward! 540-4349 bor!Baku. 546-1539,
Peninsula Pt. :uxu.z ;~4 pool. Emplyd lady or col-Suites avail. Best location. '63 Rambler 6 cyl O/H ~alv. 120, C-l lot, Anahelni, 4\~% SEE YOUR REALTOR CHILD care. my home. Floors br. 4. b&, f'rp ca · 1 d::: i:;:~a:1:.~hj~ !ere gal. $!5/mo, MS-6140. Xlnt parking, ~fodern facil-ell. O.D,. P/S.R/H. Nu tin~. VA loan, net.II $157 mo, eq FOR YOUR BIG FREE Fenced p I e y a re a ,
S900/rr'IO. 54&-8077 ,_.. per Mo., adults, no pebi. NEWLY dee. Furn rm, ttif!1, Immediately available, Runa bke ne.w.trTrl ad~!: SJl,500, .. \Vant vac or imp R·,..,.=NEW==CO=MERS===KIT===--'=R='="""=':b:l':':64&-=3065=-=== CARPET VlNYL TILE ~BR 2 BA. Untum. "''Y"'• Tradewinds Realty 847-1511 romm. bath. Cost.a ?.lesa. BAYSHOR.E CENTER boal motor r, 3 Cl Bkr 968-1416, !J68.2645t· UC CONTR. FREE EST. drpa; blk to ocean. Yearly Student pref. $55 /ma . 601 Dover Dr,, N°pt Beach trlr, up/dn or? ''al, $-ISO. · · Auctions 6430 Auctions 6430 * 54[}.7262 * ~-61J...8Q88. $125, 2 BR, Cptll, Drps, 642-8520 • 342-2098 Lovely high desert hOme. 61i~i:lii:liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ;;;~C.::C.7"'"";:-;;-.;;--c;;1;;0;-BID'l.!I, Garage. 17540SI o 1;,::..:..;_,__..,..-0-.=d;:-;. acre11, $30,000 value. Ex· SPACIOUS Z Br, ~ Ba.. • * Mt 4 pm, 141-3127 * LGE· Bdrm w/pvt bath, ·, What cia yoU lave to tra e •
bltns, enc gar. Nr. Hoag. Mesa Verde An!a. Pref work W ·a.a Ult tt bera -ln Oralll' change for your property
AqJta. no pets. $175. 548-3708 2 BR. Near Ocean, F!'plc, lady, semi..,Pvt entn.nce. •n I ' County'• lupst read trad-Newport. Lquna area.
patio. Crpta, dl'p!. Adults. "-'g.'.l654. DELUXE Ottices: SUites or lnc post-am make 1 dNl. 49M-746 or 499-1331
LTNDBORG CO. 536--2579 .,~,..c,====-='.<c::: 5210 llOwport Heights * * -I FURNISHED room for ang11, by mo/or lo~. * * * 2 BR. 1 Ba. Crpt1, drps, Crpt/drp1, panelinl, air * 1-L~ 3 BR, 2 Bath. bUTUI, 1 blk to beach. rent, Coeta Mesa. rond Furn if dest~. Walk/1!~!!!!!!!!J!!'1J!!'!!!!!!!!!I!'!'!!!'!'!!!!!"'"~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Crpl!, l.rpi, ti'plc, & 1arw.. $145/mo. 14i-4o85 546-l80l to 0c Airport, Uc per ft. I~
(loge to •hOll'c it .chis. Call 1·2;;;B:,:l::k>;:;ln>""-m~bob.=.~N~.w~2"'~'""31 COLLEGE or "'Ol'kin& c\rl. ~n51 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
aft 6, 545-8395: Bal, Is.I. Kit le TV rm, te\e. 1 Generel 1,;~=:::=::====::== I B•. apt. crpu, d.,,., patlo, 170 mo & up. 61!;-361.! DESK SPACE 1-G;o.•..;.ne_r• _____ --------
1 ff 52-..,.._, 40> !lh St. """132. ••70 •. 6200 w.tc I -LARGE Room w / private lOS No. El C.mino Reel Office Rent•I -,,_,. ... '11 :::s;.Qu:;;,_:.:.::.;":;;':..,-B-R-.-.. -.,.,-.,.-::.-.• I D:i~ ~.Brit~.~o bl:!i bath prefer 1tudent $50/mo. Sen :nte SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY For Acreage In Orange Co,
Blbw.. new 11hag, htd. pool. chlldftn or pet9, 5.'J&.2391 E-1ide, Cl\I. 548-3120. l-Z-3 room, ·up 10 3,000 aq. n f .., lt
Miits, no pelll. &12--2alt. A'M'RAC 2 Br. Jl45. All ex-* SIS per Wet:k-\JJ "'/kit-CORONA DEL MAR. ft. office suites. Imme<!, oc. .. an a •f8 U
Irvine 5231 tra1. Pool, Kids &: pem ok. chen. S30 per "·eeJc..up Aplll. Ground fir.d&luxe priv of· cupancy. Oran~ c n t y. Call 64U560
17401 Kedton "C". 347-1335. ~10TEL. S41-9755 flee!. Prlv b&tha. Prkg Airport Irvine Commll'C. ============
••GI 1 le 2 BR Ntw apb. Frplc's. ROO?..! FOR RENT: Private !:r'~·bUtll~ Ai~~ Complex, adj. Airporter R. E . W11nted NOW LEASlt~ . Near Ocean! Patia. Adults. entn.nee. In Cd.'I. 1 e; a. r a Hotel .. Restaun.nt, bank&, =~;...;.__.;_ ___ _ 1240
,...._, tarnily and •duits uniU IJNDBORG CO. 536-2519 • 67>8174 • DESK SPACE San Die-go I. N'pt. •'''YI. ro Buy from owner, small
IBl tio lub NEW 2 Br crpt drpt a:ar * Roorn v.·/beautifUI view ii11 UNCRO\VDED PARKING h.luae In Cd?tt to remodel. wilh to rcc:rea n c • • •• ,,,. • • "'k ., -k • 222 Forest Avenue wi·~~ RATES Cash. n4/6#-03lO. ancil pre«hool. l, 2, &: 3 patio. 11tove . ........, mo . lJI. OCt'an, ,,..... "' up. ,~~~
bdrma f.t"Om $150. Nr, lhop-1 :53&-'°'7::=·======:..:""'==s..="'=·=,w='::<;d!:::"=· == legune Beech Owner/mgr. 2172 DuPont Dr., BUSINESS •nd PfQI gaU, schools. Just1 · 4!K-9f68 Rm. 8, Newport Beach. FINANCIAL
IOUtit of San Diero Fwy. on :."l"""'llllellftlVl1llllelXliilliiimiiiiliiiilimiiiii54~1·1 1 ~~~=~----833-3223 Courteay to Brokf!n Qalver Dr., Irvine. 133-3733. FOR ~E Lrg modern -NEWPORT ottlcQ crpl A lullneas
PARK WEST ocean view OU\ce.!!1 • Skopa, d ocean view from ST5. Opportunities_ 4300
APARTMENTS :1' tn1ltable-prot. or business, c;;:·owner aft '1 '675-4644. -~-------
()\l.'ned &nd Managed by Bch. 494-9471. Commerci•I 60l5 publlc:9Uon. ldeel fur im· ~ 1999 s . Coast Hwy, Laruna1,;:=;::==::=::=== mtALL'A-'tlleJ tabl lthtd
Tht Irvin& Compal\)' e * N E \V p O RT med. l!ll'Jlt'M\on to $17,000
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Air/cond, Htd. Priv. \)a. ~ \V. 19u1 St. Bethel Sl2,0IXI. llas been l worn•n
2400 \V. Cout Hwy. Towei-. corner. ~1768 act. opeN,tion. Terms to right
1) Ir 1 y. Incl~. B.B.C.
e DELUXE &iT-cond otti~ in - -membership. Tolf.I price
ComJIUteT Center Bld I · lnclustrl11I fllent•I 60to $5500 Mf.l060 •
Crpts, dn.pell'. Up 'to 3600 sq. FOR ~ aq h. prime ORANGE JULIUS . lranoch.iR
ft. &f&-7425 or 5'6-«ll!Q. ware h t e space--all/part. It equip, pa\d • .SC.ti U, foad
S ROO?tt SUITE, ~ de.I lrviM Ind, Mr, Bullard window. Grtl!lll 126.000. F/P
liar. Storap • puldna:. 2 546-11).)1. $9,500, Wiil accept 2nd. Good
ba. 10!!0 Mi n:-cmund 0oor. l·N-'E1°"'•"bl"d""a-.. -1"J08='"'"1o-=m>=7tt. fo· family bu11lntll!:. Owner
Ph. 67~731. Nr Baker i J>~ai~lew, 1 yr movina north. 64G-90ll'1
3IJ0.600.1.200 i>q. ft. leuc. ~Ivan, 541-2175 · COF'FEE SHOP: XI n t
01'TICF.$, ~!2· llOI Downto.,,-n S.A. IA'. OwntT.
=-Coo="-='=' .... ,._,,,..,.--·-,o-,,,-•IL::;•:;;hc:.________ :r.tust Sell. BBlEDf Due flJ
100 SQ. rr. PrirM at.rice • l""NT•n.wrs lllne~. "GOOD CREDrr ll
1ptee. Goad N.B. location to'~~Ud~pt'a. YOU'RE JN LIKE J'l.JNT,"
$21.i mo. ~. 675-2}51 CASH O\VNER: 54.1-3122, 54.1-5643
f!vtl. \\'rite '1f'lall1 10: Dali>' Pi1o1 REST A U 1t ANT. C.sh
OPTrCE Rf.ntal-Furn or unf. Box ?i1·200I, 2211 \V. ~ needed! Submit bid. l>'an-'-13 £;-17th St. CM. $60/m&, Blvd, N.B. ta.sue 1111 r b or oppnty.
utll P9id. "5-2-UO. &.'IER.ALD BAy ocean vltw 1.,;';.,94-8;.;,:l;.:82::., .:4;:9&.o:..5'=19.c.,._.,..._
• DeWTt,own Hntt U kit tn prlvatt community. COF'FEE-Shap, >1Jnt lne.v-
!lemodtl~ offke. 1 blk '" Approx. 75.~U2 for 1:Je or priCf' &: tnn1, Ask, SlO.OM
ooeain. Llndbol"f Co, 536.2579 trade. Pvl pty. M6-1SM. Pl.ACE REALTY 494-SiO-I
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* ANTIQUE ESTATE * AUCTION
SAT. NITE, OCT. 3, 7 P.M.
WESTERN LIQUIOATORS has been com-
missioned to sell the estate of EV A TAY·
LOR, deceased, at public auction: includ-
ing 30 pieces of cut glass. some siitned
Maple City siJi!:ned. cut glass lam1> art glass
-Stuben Tifiinay, Lollz, Durand. fine col·
lection of 19th century art itlass. Gegina
Music Box, 7T metal disc records also. 2
cylinder music boxes, Heintzman Player
piano -10 music rolls. 2 hand carved Vi c·
torian so{as. 2 exquisite French hand carv·
ed bedroom sets -china cabinet. lerge
crysta I chandelier. hand carved Chinese
furniture and over 100 other items in es·
late. All abov! in mint condition.
One Complete Antique Store:
lncludin2 roll loP desk -15 hall trees -14
secretary marble top furniture, iron stoves,
25 rockers, 3 oraans, 2 seater bugay. nickel· odeon, spool chest telephones. round oak
tables. side boards. 10 sets or pressed back
chairs.
0..r 500 lfttlquet, Items MUST bo
Sold Satutdoy nltht , , •• ,
All modern fumfNre fncludlnt Sp•nl,f,,
eerly Amerlc•n Centempor•rv to be sold
FINAL SALE SUNDAY, 1 P.M. OCT. 4
MevN fer convenience to
Don's
Auction .....,,._ __
t71 4J H J-Ill'
ll'l1Sl'ICYIO
THUltllAT
P•IDAY
I ATUIDA1'
11 NOON-4..f.M.
G11rdening
AL'S GARDENING
for Gardening &-small land.
sea.ping: services call 540-5198
Serving Newport, Cd?l-f, Cog.
ta Mesa, Dover ShoN1,
\Vestclil!,
JAPANESE Gatdeno1r.
monthly rate, Gen. cleanup.
Reasonable. }'ref •• t.
642-2239 '
NE\V La.WT!!, re-Red. Comp!
la\\-n car... CJean u,, by job
or mo. F'ttt esl .• For in.lo
897 -2417 or 846-0932.
AL'S LAifiscaplng. Tree
removal. i'ard remodellnr.
Tras~ hauling, lot clllrrup.
Repair sprnklera. 6Tl-U66.
·liONORATO & Smith, expert
lawn serive. For tree est.
Call M7-3620, :J36..45.\l aft S
PM
GEN. Cleanup-Tree A
Sprinkler Serv. Ralotll I .
New la\l.•na. Spraying. Reu.
64~8.
La"'·n Cart Sl8 a mo. 1\foiv
&: edgt. f'"ree t'sl on nov.·er
beds & cle11nup. 847~.
ROTOTIWNG, 'l"i"et~ &nd
~hrub~ ~mo\lfld. new lawns.
Free e§I. 548-592.J.
Jap;ant>~ Gardener. Exp,
Ge.neral C!f"&n11p. ltaulinl
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EXP. J al)lrieM! Gardener.
Gen, cl~nup. H.aullng tree&.
~faint. y11.rd M6-0619.
GARDENING & Land1eap..
in.a; Prunini;:.Trlmming It
lttl'I0\·11tina !Ws-5209 :fl 5
JAPANESE Gard~nln 1
Servi('t, Ne-11.t ll'Ol'\c. CitaDUp
)d. maini. 91JS.230J
Complet• V.i·rd C11rel
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JAPANF:SE GAnDENER
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CLEAN UP BPEeJ 4b151'
NPw '"nc.: A-rtPAir. P,fowina
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JOIS & EMPLOYMENT JOIS & EMPLOYMENT MlltCHANDISE FOR.
SALi AND TRADI
• TMwsd•1, Oct.obtf' 1, 1970
MlllCHANDISI fOlt MIRCHANDISI FOR
SALE AND TRADE • SALE ANO TRADE
DAILY PILOT !15
MERCHANISISI llOR:c"
SALE AND TRADE ........ Men, WotfL'7100 Jollt Men, Wom. 7100
F.d'1 Oeanlnc Service PLUAtBING -AU. TYPES GEN'L OFFICE PLUMBING A: heat Ina liiFiiuiimiiiilliiuiiroiiiiiiiiiiii~ljiDQi-O~Fii""'iiiiilt~uroiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOi-Oi-OilP;...;;l•c;;,.,.""-·~&~Organs llJO Mlsc•ll•nHUt
c.rp;t1 • Upholst<1y -Wlo· U lli. S<rvl« Betty 8ruoe $450 .,,.;,.men. Good potontlal, SALE · * AUCTION
dovo'S Floor Care. MS-0187 f"REE ESI'.DtATES m fl \Vorti; in hf'auUfuJ new N.B. loU ol bow'I. Call Mi-1133, . . ,..
RAIN '"'"" 1utalled. Wat" ""'"' llO _wlall itJ!J Cxec ottrco. JCA'fco. 11a ... ,.... "'" ScbWH_r. WAREHOUSE SALE PIANOS • ORGANS FRIDAY, 7:31 P.
Rainy Kuon here IOOD. Cartia.ee dlsp(>Q] "'5-lnttllll. A · knowledge ~tfh It. cuual· fU:1.L ESTATE. ~RF..&RT Every i ti m at wholesale or below F'l.m008 branda at tremeno -OCTOll!lt 2nd
Ftee est. Reul 96&-2208 -t<LL RATES REASONABLE ~ t ratifl&. Cari JIIq· Betty, Mrln'nlns In .s Wttka ~aw. wholesale. We are the sales ouUet for sev· dous AVfttal:! AU wlth our Lovely bdrm aetll, .di
. nemodellng, Jenee bld&.. C&lJ.St }limB ~e~ nt Owens gene'/ SS7-612'J. Al;ll&tJJ ~t Pe~ White-Carnahan .,,•UI be eral units of the nation's largest furniture e>U:~~ve <:out Muslc War-seta. cdmmode1, cheats. UMe
palntlni' le gen'I repairs. '• • -.... tUI w C.oasi H...., NB , soMel A&tJK:y, 230 \V. Wir' IU.rtin, a· --eompltte Alea rental corp. All in good: condition & priced ran0~· G ...,,. new color TV'a & atft'tOL ORAINt' t11 ...... ed? Draw;..., • -,,., · · ner. Suilf!,211, Santa 40... tral-......O..m. Deat-.....1 R ANS tron:i .-.. Lamps, mirrors, oHice deilti RAl&s. Xlnt. ref's. 642-Mn. "' • ..._ .... By appo1n1 6'6-3939 .. --..--'&'"'U accordingly. All sanitized & sterilize(! for D7•u..u. ._ .--.
NEED typing done'!' \Ve tlow? ~r:Uy cle~ $9. . GENERAL OFFilCE 1 P~ to~ new .pe;o~ & your pfotection. .--..,..~v;,:, •n.m .-. & chain. Sewtn; maeh!Jt!.
24 hr serv. SS0-3854. f.Jail work, fillila 'ty~ % lncludfs . all ttje practical GR.ANDS from $695 New carper... Refri1, .toft ;:.!b1:.~238~uratc, -~H~O~ME=~REP=~AlRS7.·=--IBROAST.ER-COOntct 1lrl , • ng: upectsotllatlng, flnanclne, ) Rooms of Fu"rnitur.._new $500 .... Now $199 Bank l'[!rtns, Trade·ins wuMn, ~.and m~ l"'~===-..=.,---IPlumbfng-electrlcal,$1.SOl{r. Exp. on preparing :.~~~;:cl~~1:i1 appralling & 1elllna: or I Span. sofa & lovt stet, red-new $525. 01Je:iSUbdl,yaU.S iMrt! • ·,,r.-
HANDY MAN O&ndwic"'••-·""'311 ,.,i<J ... tial ttaJ •••••• · °'c'!;1•sT6·-MFrus111
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9 WINDY'S AUCTlnu .• 64~;,g --"=~~"'~"''="'=642-0iill6=. :.;. ""--I or over. Bal Beach A&ency, 2)43 We1tc.1W Or., Includes eomplet~ audio'.. Now $.219 """ Viti
'-========== j 24 HR PWMBING Broester, S15 E, Balboa N.B. CAlao fee ~) visual oo}o, film• showin" Span. sofa & lo'f'e •••t-, 9rn-new 'S"ZS. 'N""''rn;\Rl' , -u·•oaott-----1' REMOD"'"". n..t Bl .... , Bal'""--:' . ~ .... N •239 "'"rv .. ~."f1"1u..> -•730 I.: ~~G V\1 U\Hl. * H A IR. STYLIST MALE, eiacUy_ how to sell real ea· ow "" ' &lat& "Mtu *. 642.2851 OOME BROWSE ARQUNl)t
557-9644· \V/FOU..OWING tate suceeufully, Plf'&ae ask ·I 9rn flortl iofe-naw $245 .. , .•..•..•.. ,. f':low $11 W I :o7~ Newport mvd. .
'l'.N.T. Lawn Service . PWMBING REPAIR Bookkeeper **CALL 4~ ** for Doug Whiting. 54&-M4.0 I t' CJfn floral sof1-naw $245. ······--Now S78 II OW I Behind Tony's Bldg -Mat'lt.
Garqe clean-ups, haW.ing" No ·job too 5ma.ll $600 I blue floral sof•·n•w $245. ······-···· Now $88 \Ve're Having a Cona t.fesa * ~ ~~vine. 541·5863, e 642--3128 e Work w/accountan1. Lovely "fi!: ~:tedpl::!.n~ t~ ~N 3 rid 7' span. sof1i-n1w $120. ·-· Now,Jll ••·.. 0~'1!~~~ ~~S OPEN.J>AlLY.9 to 4 ··?"
. .:=;,;;,~~--=--I PLUMBING REPAIRS N.B, re~~~al":nt.rt phoot V.'t>rk, No ~per. nee--I I' 9olcl •of1 loose pillows-new: $120. Now $81 Two manual organa from $299 P.10TEL SoppUes It ~
YARD/Gar. Cl eanup. & install. 54~ HS. We train. M~ $l per AIU. TIME l love ie1ts $55 11. S1v1r1I 901d vefvet . Pianos from .$l7S ment sale! Sheets $l ea,
Remove trees, ivy, truh. Personne Atiency hr. + bonuses, Call or come' high beck chairs $150 ••......• Now $59 etch. WARD'S BALDWIN snJDJO pillow slips 50c ea. blankitla
Grade, backhoe, 96U745. Remodellnt & 133 Dover Dr., H.B. in immed. MS-5501, 1869 e New Facilitil!'s S1ver1I high l:ieck "'lvat ch1ir•·$.17 I.. . 181! Newport C.M _ 6'U484 S2 ea, roll-a·way beds $18.6:
RASH & Garage clean-up, Re~rr 4'401·"""~'!"'!"!"2'!'-31"'!'70!"!"~~ " ru··· ~-· F CM. • Xln_ ., Opnnl"tltnitv Now e5t ••• OPEN SUNDAY $15. Re!rig. Ir: stove ,.,,. ... loft • .,..-ewport vu., .-.te • ..-_M..,, S I ff • 110 dishe ' il -..,. 7 daya. :u.,p a load. Free est. ever~ ovarsfu 1d chairs-$ I ]9. , AFTERNOONS ea., 1 • 1 ve""Y'!
Houllng
Aoytim<,,.....,,, LESS,nli.!Q9 SQ • ..FT. B"O.YS & GIRLS HOMEWORKERS WANTED Apply in porson .. -N~w $1.q H/•11> l::s<SCH:iiciooOJ::miESE!ruITi"' ..... chn, -b. tWbo ~JOVING:.1?~~tan·Ubp; F;:;. P:v::'. ~~='. ~s~as ta!!:=~~ ;u!~n~~~~~s:ir;!~d-. f•b 1n•! TV stfs1d. •s is ..... -........ .: ..... ,39 •1c h Haromond organ -w/Leslie =~nabl:f'Y~l~l-----I ~ :!H;;;:ft •. ~. ' 30 years in bomi"bldg. Pb: friends & relatives. Cill-P.m. dre ss-r·d. e-n-ve-lope.--HUNTINGTON BEAGH -911 s _o'f'e,_9~ • l ik•..ll•'.!!:.$169. __ Now ~9 $00;>, Kimball Baby Cn.nd. lOJ~-10~ pm.~~l---1,.:.~,;;;,~c,:.c='"'""~= I 962--0740 CHRISTMAS TREE, 54.6-SSU LANG DON WORLD CONVALESCENT. I m1fel bUi\li bad set w/ptdi.$78 .••.• Now $15 beaut tinWt. thls wttk only 10/S, 10/6. No eheclm ~
HAULING& CLEANUPl -=========ol for more Information. TRADERS. P.O. Box HOSPITAL 9' corner group-n a.....-$239 .•............... Now $99 $895. eti>trd. All saJea fiild.·
':o=ll=O=a=loe=d=*=,,548-0=="='=IR ·'-oof~i'-ng._~---4-'l"'-50 *CASHIER/ 112"1'-A21. Redondo· Be.ace. Dinette 1et1 w/4 chrs. -················ $29 1 ••t up GOUL~ tJUSIC CO. Peninsula Apta, 206 'Z. t· -CO NTER GIRL Calif. 90m 18811 Florida St. Several Bdrm sits ··----····-··.······· $69/up per set ov1. Since 19U _ Balboa Blvd, Bal bee:'
H I ' 67" BEFORE ""'' buy, call T. U * ~====~~~-S I tt & b .w-i;;·.No. Ma.In, S.A. lgarageln-a•lnall•y).·" ousec e•ning Guy Roofi; Co. Recover 7 to 3:30, Mon thru Fri, Call HoustKEEPER -Mature {Stang IAneJ • ng ma ress ox sprin9s iats. * 547.{)681 • ·~ • '
TILE DOOl'l ttrlpped .l waxed,
carpet shampooed, windows
cleaned. Quality service by
professional janltorw. Muter
Charge accepted. 646--8096.
HOUSE QF CLEAN
DOES EVERYTHING
Comm't & Res. Cleaning
642-6824
•-·. 64' -. "'9~"" Mn Pennington, 833--0600 \\'Oman. ll~n. for man&: 2 Huntington Beach. new $69.95 Now $25 ••t 0 ORGA SALE r '"
""'" .,.....,,..., J'IO"" ~ Ext:203T, betwn.• 2-5 Pttl. glrls in c.M. span i 5 h ~ Obi mattr11s & box 1pringc seti . , H ME PIPE N • ·
Sewing 6'60 *CAR WASH HELP preferred. Call 64.6-0 432 Restaurant new $78. Now $21 1et V•.ry compact, ea1ily Install· Custom Draperiet
. btwn 9am-3pm Odd ha1dboard1, your choic e ~--·····--$4 ••/up eel, only $1700 complete. See Decorator drapery woikiWa't, '
EUROPEAN Fasblon lTained Many openings. Full&: P/T.I ~=='""',..;..,----,.-Reuben E. Lee I King size matt & box sprin91 ······-····· $69 ••f at Ne~rt Organs, 1593 closing out 2500 yard,1 .. oUen her talents in 3 Loe. O.C. Metro, 2!J50 Har. HSKPRS Emplyr pays fee. Monrovia., NB . 645.-1530 drapery fabric and made4li
dreumoking, alterations, "°'Bl, CM. °"""'All"' Byl•nd Aren· THE' USED FURNITURE FACTORY CAN'T Pley It! Llko new draP<ri.,. Materioh troai •
also children's clolhes. Very CARRIER cy 10!!-B E. l6th, S.A. WurUtzer organ, mode) 4tOO 75c a yard and dra~
reasonable. Simple shifts c":,,..,'--Oc:Jo;::.;,,==~--~ Now interviewing 1115 H~rbor Boulevard, Coat• Meu BP ~-644-0232 dys, from $5 pair. Sale ita'iil
$12 & up, skirts S1D & up. BOYS HOUSEKEEPER a: care of 1 ' ' 541.9457 :>18-4436 eves. r.Jonday for one week ONt!: T
673-1849. yr old child in N.8. area. ~ W-~·S:lO, "'"'"" f·S BALDWIN Acroeonic spinet 3853 Birch St, Newpst
QUALITY You·ve always WAN1ED Full charge, live-i n , -NIGHT-Sn4eJs piano, roaewood finiAh. Like Beach. 546-101, adj. to
..,,'allied. Dressmaking $90/wk. Must drive. Prefer l'JSHWASHERS new »4(1, ~78!M ange Col:nty Airport. "~
:..Iterations. Key Say. 1763 ... for th!!'-age 'i'angt' 25-50, Call
Ora"ll• Aw., CM. 6'>-1292 DAIL y PILOT ~...,_"'=2389~==,..-~-DAY & NITE L·F_u_m_1_1u_re ____ lj.;:.OQ::.:IO Gor"tl• Solo I022 Television ··-l105 DID YOU KNO :."
\\'lNOOWS & walls v.•ulled. Alterations _ 642-5845 HS EKE E PER : Mature -that we have EVER~~
Firs, stripped, sea.led & Neat, accurate, 20 yea.rs exp. Dane.a Poisint, SanandJuan v.vman. Live-in. provide BUSBOYS SC·RAM•LEJS GARAGE sale - R.CA W/W 21" RCA color TV. Sl.25. 11" from party s~liet to~
wB.xed, Free est. 897·'1834 --'----"'----P trano home ·setting. Cook-child TV $20; 2 ann dw.n·11 SS ea: B & W .. 'IV $25. 150% E, den & yam equip'!' Why bGJ'
day or night. 613-3090. Tiie, Ceramic 6974 Capistrano Beach. care. 56-2786. • ANSWERS s~ crpt $5; 1 end tbl $4; 18th, CM~-when you , can ftllt ~-
WOULD You BELIEVE C.Ontact Mr. Seay at * APPLY * Kitch/set no: King & Queen . -w•·n '°" ..• -nt _ill
DAILY PILOT HOUSEWORK, girl wonted bed l20 & l'5 Twn '" -· .. w-t'll Clean Your Home tor • Ceramic Tile Wo'rk or Mon & Thur . afternoons, 151 E. COAST HWY. bed $10; HJ.Fl &. SttrM 1210 you·~"" ·•
Blue Chip Stamps. Plastering, Reas. Free San Clement• offi-3 1516.1 : &4th St NB NEWPORT BEAOI Tuxedo -Daunt -Ardor-1 che:st of drawers $5. GE tJNITEo RENT AU.: ... ,
· 894-6103 est. 5.J&.2426 aft 6 PM eves, ~... ~...... " · Cement -COUNTED dryer $20. 2 lg pigeon 305 N, El Camino Real joiiiii;ii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~=~------·I Drafttt s~aking; "What coupes $20 set •67 Cal La AKAi X·UIOOsd ttcotder 4 trk TIO W. 19th St.. COit& Mesa
Bay & Beach JanitoriaJ TrH Service 6980 ____ <_924420 ______ 1 RUJ;!BISH Truck driver, exp. an examination 1~ draft bks $25: ·baby crib. SI~ a!eTeo/mono R t~ R 8 trk * 64&-0760 * 7-•
Crpts. \\"indows, floors etc. ---~-----COASTAL AGENCY on front" end loader or '>onrd gave-me! They didn't Much More! Taklnr Ofrs, stereo cart. Tr~ns FM rttl BALBOA BAY CLUS•':"
Rl!'s. & Comm'I. &16-1401. Q .. a..• .. Tr" Su•gu_y A mem•·· o!' . ahu-paek 837-0427. 2188 Can)'On Dr • Apt C, to cart $250, Minolta str-101 MEMBERSHIP "' ~-"f!f..L-_ ~ _ uc, •~~=~~~-~--' e\'en examine my eyes. They tras $180 675-2049 · Mesa Cleaning Scr\!icC * 540-3798 * Snellirli & Snelling Inl-. s ALE SLA o y, Exper., just-~ONTED ffiem. Cti-1. -w e:t~ -· · for--sal-.Owner--mevi111""-Dl8. oq.~--..j
Carpets, ~indows, floors, etc. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT The World's L•rgest (women'a wear), aeamstttll! * ESI'ATE SALE * STEREO Record PI a Yer. sell family membershlp :at
Res & Commc'J. 548-4lll Professional &: sina:le need!& power zna. 19" TV • on prtbl/standani Houseful of Fine Conlem r. Zenith Circle or Sound cost big discount. $600 +
6755
Job Wanted, Men 7000 Employment Service chine operators. APply ln $65; \Valnut desk tl/6 draw. Ori ·-• ....._,po $180 new, 5f!ll for $80. Ex. transfer fee, Total $1 ~
1-i·nn ef'!l.$30; Hoover mini wash-ary & enUll Funuture. cond 557-8156 Re I · ~ ' ,..;.•;:;.:.-•::.··c:...•------~Harbor Bl, CM 54()..60;,s person, to Olarle1 Stefan -IncludinK R"-. Appl'-·---, · · gular c ub mem""'" . r TOP VW mech. v.'Orks days, 1 1621 Al b S er, 2 yn, CO!t $190 sell for -.g 1&111..-...,,-lll i t,2500
IRONING IN MY HOME w:11 1i .. '°-"'-VW. a_t.nlJ<,._•_"•' _;:;":::"':.:"°.;.':....::Bc;lv:::d~. :::••:..A.;.da:=m:::•:....r nc.. a ama t., IM All Xln!Cond Gm! ol Cutglasi; Sterling Etc J.'ri C & now se ng or •. .-: -".25ilbr ~ .... ..,,,.. ,. IRVINE'PCDC'nt..lfl.l[I ·Hunt Reh. :111; . s a, Sun 0 .. 1:.? ,,..,_pm ,.;,,. s'. amel'•I 548::3396 ~fter 5. _"•I ~
IN* c;~;o * :;~~~54t=~~~::. for cti~~-n~~s:e:r ~~~.~::i SERVICF.S~~y SALE • Earn Chrlstmias ~~~dlif~~e::"r34~?!= OIA vb~. &! (2 hiu ~~e1l Equipment uoo TACO 22 r• .. • •• * IRONING * PT Ti + knd have dependable ear. Make money part time. Sarah Rd , cr ... n-e Ptkl 54f).,f(l()L of El Camino ReaJ off ramp} ,,.,_,bl•·· ~cct •;•"" me eves w . s, any (Formerly Abilities UnHm.). Covintry hiring· now. No ,·n--.-.c-1> Fair\'l\lld 8 mm and movie iuuu· ncln_pe1.1 eon~ My Homf'. $1 Hr. k u· Cal"! ns.$25 a day. Call or come OLD Wh"t · h 1 and na 1 ·~ Y.'t>r , no se 1ng. I • ve•I. no del. Free tra.i-'no. FURNITURE returned trom J e 8'Wlng mac ine, camera, pro]. I.: mlac equip. owner w eu. rMW
Pick Up I.: Deliv. '54;).7&11 ..._. L" "' 074~ in imn1ed. 548-55(11, 1869 New. '"·-. __ .. ... t ldt ~ '-bl -~ 1· -·•r~ ...,-, 1vers 1c ,,...,....., a. Telephone Girl• Fer irifo PH: 847-6388 display studies, model mm. L,,.,ar e .... s , er..,n ... e I.: S700 val, $2ro. Eves 557.9271 seat. l"-'.ect 1re1, neon:r -:-::--r:---· -port Blvd, Suitr F, C.fit New Orange C.O. firm is seek· es, decoratoni cancellation. 2 chain, music storage wrecked and oil eh
LindsCaping ___ . _ 6110 Job Wanted, Charming, attractive. ener-. 11 SA1:£S w/ff'X)d l~lcphone. Spanish &: t'ledlt~rranean cabinet, misc. linens, dlshes Sporting Goods--l500 -regula.r1¥. l hp Briua.·'ll,
Women 7~0 getic girl for valet parkina: ~ several 11.·e qualified voice. Full or part timf'. No R D FURNITURE "= junk. Blue WUlow le Straiten engine, $95. Can
Nf;W ~AWNS, re-~ing, host--. 64.2-l224 Jirl11 w/e:rper. ~ng the exp nee. Salary & comm. 'l••• ••-Bl C M. Noritaki ('h\na. Oct. 3 It 3, SURFERS 644-0571. '
roto .tillnng, reno~Hnt· co•m•"JON ~-"··'• ~~·=-~~~-~--public by phone. Must have Call now 642-4438. ""~wport ., • ,.... "''
91 2417 .. u-~, ··-....... ~.. Pri .,. "" _ • ·i.••it ..... mto5pmonly.486161h . STOP&SWAP . clean·up. 8 -or Nurse aVail. for 5% day • • CHEJ-,, me rib or x1n't lelepuone manner.-* SALAD QI RL * -evtfY·m • Pl., C.M. -• 719" TANAKA SURFBO~ ·.
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_846--0932 ___ • ___ .•. __ live-in. (;<! skills. Min, $400 chef's belpe!', Exper, Growth oppor. (This ia NOT J.tust have gtiOd ~tion Wed .• Sat. A Sgn_ tD C made Jn Hawaii, Like.. new 548-6101 • •
S · 6l15 mo. Employer pays tee.1 __ ....;*:...:64l-!i619~:::::_:*___ aolicitina;). NEW 2-pc Jae rold sectional STUDIO couch,. dropleat tbl $50. 2(J73 NewPlirt Blvd. Cl£:'
Limousine arv1ce Health & Family Care Aten-COCO'S .. REUBEN'S 7~~i -:;-=n:: $DI, Beaut b~ck la~ !PJ~:s ':r, ~~fi a75-8917 aft 6 (next to Tony's ~A~,P..,
Ailporta, Harbors cy, 547.6681, -COMPLEX-TRISH HOPKINS ton.833.oo»Extm-t betwn. Oriental 5-pc ~set $125, 1 • ps.. • 7• 6'' CARLAN ELL Used tum; St~es; 1""""'•4i · An""~ 48S E. 17th (at Irvine) c .M. ' rreen aectiona.l $60. COfL'?e, baby bue&Y. . & Mile.
3 .. •oe1.~. PT/ Sec'y v.·ith fine PR rap. 6ft..l•7D 2.S P~f. '42-455S. bassinet, baby e Io th e s, surfboard, ruce riding $50 or "If we don't have what YoJ R~~;:· ~~ ar:S.:~"°4~ r~ ::::cu~ ;,:1i~il7~: 46J,~=~~':a!:vd. ~~~'!!'!~!!'!!~~!!!!d SECRETARY DANISH contemp couches. Much misc. 415 Pirate Rd, ~tg~~ 310. W. Avocado, want, we'll get It· for yoq~
tall inded E f J, W. ROBINSON'S Can Loraine, 645-2'l70, Weil· corner ta.hie, matching N.B. &42-5521.. . • . 4' X 8' BRUNSWJCf( •
De -m , x. re s. INTERVIEWING ifON-FRI -NEWPORT BEACH-cllU Personnel Aeency, 2043 lamps like new $90. Aft .(: GARAGE &ale-Infants & tod· SURFBOARD 1 HanMn, Celebrity pool -table & ,' ---MAID SERVICE 6125 546-3437· 3 TC' 5 PM \\'estcliff Dr., N.B. 646-9046. dlers clothrs, 2Sc to 15c, 2 $15(1 new, lll!'ver ~ aed • cen. $175. Suzukl so trail~· .
C & S MAIDS AVAIL, im· \~~;. ~o!:"se M':°~k i, lla11 an opening for SECRETARY. Leeal exp, 8' .ofa, never u.r;ed, quilted ::,-a~ ':t$is $5 ~· $1. =hie flkec, uking $9S. road hikr $125, 5' ·" '
mediately. References. Good f ~ e A.M. BUSBOY e -EXPERIENCED-helpful. Must be fast, ac-noral. Scotchguardf'd. su.s. Y _um, · · ra o SS. • windshield $15. 5.4 5'-34. J '
. 642-9873 or 642-9874. Newport. re , NO EXPER1ENCE N""""~ES-curate typist, lakr lite Sll. M' •'·hlng Jovo••ol 175. Other Junk & stuff. Sun on. Ml II -alter 5. -' dependable 548--0396. "-"-.,_..,, o....... "'" .... ly, 333 Poppy Ave Cdttf sea anMus • LOCAL girl wants to clean ='========~I SARY. FUU. mm, PART OUTSIDE DRAP-ERY ...,.,.....,.,,0. 53()..8337 673=-2581. : • . BR.C?WNING 22 cal, Jever ~
apll a: priv. homes. Gd ref's Jobs Men. Wom. 7100 TIME. OA""lS OR. NIGHTS. SALESPERSON SERVICE station aalesman CONTEMP. gold 90ras &-. GARAGE SALE' -~ w· MAKE OFFER tlon with Weaver ad;f. lx~ Ii reu. rates! 64Z-U24 permanent, full time. even-. · ..-~= ine. 6x aeope, E!eellent 1 A Better COMPANION Woman to i""' shift. Must be l'll!'at in table, Bdnn Iurn : antique EYer)'thing roes • cheap Carpeting trom apartment 2 dihon .-,.~0 -a1t<p ' ,
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Jive-in with active elderly Apply in person 10-5 pm .... White higtrboy, ·maple twin stove • retrir le: rouse of bathroom sink&. Opera cJus-· "''"· ....,.....""' ~ •
Temporary Position J"ghl ki ----nol n-p1 appearance. Apply, 2590 6'" 1289 lady. &!me L coo ng, ,--.,._., '""' · bed frames. a-fum-hlehld iterru. B S'A lcal albums. other miscel· CERAMIC mol~, used.
some pay. Christian Seien-•2 Fashion W., N.B~ Newport mwi .• CM. ED Finn .,.;n n......-r 2188 Can ~ 1 Call alt 6 30 vate ........... n... ... tqU Op · Em Vl s1 KING-SZ B : • ........ "''"'l'J'I". yon ....... aneotll'. er : , _.,,. • ......__. 6150
DEMONSTRATORS HOUSES. docli:s, boats' tist preferred. !>18-2ii7. al portun1ty ployer ~an~ .:;:d ~~d~ Ov~ pa~ frame. f125 . Apt C, CM. 64~ 557.7407_ . 5.11-8&37
fl agpol ea , a t'lY t i ng Interim $140 DELIVERY man, heavy Lo.1n Service Clerk 21. 2801 E,, Coast Hwy at Worth $2Ei0. Usually heme! GLORIFIED Garep Sale! BRUNSWICK (Edgebrook) --' •v~·11.t..... r easonably P.ersonnel Serv1"ce work. loadi11g·unloading, Saving& & Loan ~nee Goldenrod, Corona del Mu. 8f2...6536. 1912 Seadrift Dr, Irvine Ter· pool table-, eompl. w/8 cues, Misc, Wanted . '
'"3"'""06 $110 wtiile training, Serv·i· preferred. AC('Ul'8.fe typist. g MAGH ~-• d" · race CdM 1 da1 onl Oct b > Good ___;:; painted. For tree estimate 445 E, 17th St., CA1 506 lls't SI NB 75-0533. · vvo.& 1mng nn • · Y · alls o,: rack cond, -• ~9'7S2. 642•7523 sotl, ·• · Work with figures. table, 6 chairs. Antique cane 2nd. 10-4PM. Item& from $125. Alao bumi>er pool table, I.GE, clean Abalone peut.C ; * DRIVERS * MARINERS SAVINGS SEWING machine exper in· bottom maple chain (41 . e5lale. Benefit Florence like new $65 64&.661.o The Golden Waves, \I '
FALL 30 day special! Inter. Jlj,000-$25,000/yr Man? & LOAN duslrial operatcn, full time. Aft 6 pm . 546-0T17. Crittenton Home. SKIS Kn~sl-Red Stars Princes& SL, Sau.Wito, qi' . ~~te~~~'.nti~~-.dFr:.e :·. Con1pletely ne\v Family No Experience Call Ml'8, Wells. &124000 Apply, 825 \V. 18th St .. C.M. ll' rioral Sofa, need!! FRI., sat., sun. g.7; 500 ed i aeaaon Markert~": 94965 Phone '415/332-1019 ~,.,
Achievement P r ogram, Nec:essarv! LOT MAN $750 reupholstering, $4 j, Avenida.. Largo, The Blllffa, heel, .,,""· Ventura 12-1,.;,... LARGE FAMIL_ y would IQ , Call Chuck, 645--0809. First lime Southern Cal ., r Supervisor Trainee. Ftt paid G-3091 NB p he1' d ........ ..~,. to b fri tor .; JNT. or EXTERIOR \Vrite l\.1r. Pete Kuykendall, A1ust have clean ,California by Company, Degree Busi-64 eves, · tano, was / ryer, guitar, exctllent rondition, uy a"" ittl. · '" •
PAINTING . Loe. Ref. I~!· P. 0, Box 10606 Santa Ana. driving record. Apply ~ ~ ness ~anagement, MaJTied. LIV'GIRM set $60. Oin'g refrig,. antiques, chain, $80. 494-3033. * * 645-0207 * * .. ,; '
MED Se r vice . Frei!' YELLOW CAB CO. ZlOO Harbor Blvd. 645-0466 (Also lee jobal. cau Ann , $60. Chest ,t. vanity $60. tbls, TV, misc. 644-4.S86. 356 A Potsche bumper, PnJ'. W/W earpeta ·ln iOOd eoni ;
estimates. 646--0210 ~ :pl!;,e A=~~iv:~ 186 E 161.h St. 645-7170 Westclltt Personnel 642-3077. PATIO aale 427 Fullerton ia1Delight• Never been ding. Pfr geld or grttn. 646d:
Dally Pilot, Box M 10°0 , Costa J.fesa MAN Wanted for early A-ney, 2043 \Vestcllff Dr,, SLEEP Sofa. Foam rubber, Ave., NB. Movlnc, boo~s. ed fr5 Ke~re 2 sp wub. be:f 10, aft 4. • PAINTL"iG -Ext.-Jnt. 18 yn:. .w ==..,;=7.'=,:=:,.,-,-,.-1 morn i n g ne w & Paper '"'l!O~ elolhing record antlqu • · exper. Jnil. Lie, 1'"'ree est 2211 W. Balboa.Blvd, NB. OOES Your Mother need a delivery, 10 homeg in NB. N.B. brown stripe, 2 bols1ers, waJ. 1 di b~ 1
1• ea, er, $15, u is. 5t3-840I aft YOUNG couple turniah i.
Accoust. Ceilings. 968-9126. ASSEMHLERS Needed,, home? r.1y mothrr needs a Min. $200/mo Must" have \VATI'RESSES, exper. to nut frame. S25. 644-5998 a ea icyeea. 6 PM. · tint home, need teakwoall :
PAINTING, neat & reliable. Pref. Draft Exempt ~teady companion & helpmate in dependable car & be 'WOrk day11 or nites, Mu~l be ** QUICK SALE!! SHIPS Clock &c: Barometer bullet. 54().2279 aft 9 P~: Call John for Iret eat. Y.'t>rk. Exper. pref'd, Apply her mobilt homt'. Small reliable. LA 'nm~s &12-4lll0 over n. Apply, Beach House Office fumfture IOIO FROM Family Room &fa lo set. Signed Cocteau !itho-.1'=========•(
646-487l or 847-4128 },feksol Co .• 87;; c. \V. oo salary, rn1 & board · MAN To -..m 0,.. landsca~ Inn. 619 Sle-epy Hollow Ln., Refin'd 34.xOO wood desks, fioor 1~~.~5"'2115"•· graph. Polaroid camera, FREE TO .YOU -:.'.: ·· '--~::-'."'===----·I SI Ne 673-8421 1.ft 4. I -gn· 0 ·h ... 1188 ~ ·----..... -A1-l blot •trt"ps • -wt. 1· No \Va.sting ~ r..::::·.:.· =· ::.·------...:.:::...::::.::::.:.~~~-~ crew, some txpe.r req'd, ....., na D\; • • • $69.50 e Rdln~ wooc1
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arm • sfS..~"· _..., OWNER Ltaving state. -.!.I: * WALLPAPER * Attendant DENTAL Receptionist Must Full lime. Aft 5 pm : WARD clerk claws 11.·ill rotary chairs, ...,... e Y/e. Appli•ncet 1100 find lovirw hlme Jor ,..,._ t·
\Vhen you call "Mac" Young Afan Over 18. No have dental ttceptionist ex· ..:•;.t4:..<:.:J::;t::.. ----~-I bq:in lmme-diately, 7 a.m. have the-ti.tgesl sele~ JAKE'S C.Onti~ Swap pet Yng adult. Spayed bl
548-1444 646-lnt long hair, Semi rell red man per. ~5. 545-8395 aft 6. Management Tra'1nee to 3;30 p.m. daily, Paid ot ued office furn In tbil OON'T Forret DUNLAP'S 11 18M .. tht.CM8uy .. ~~ade 117 E. white PU& mix 12 ll>a. ecnfM..
JM?>.fEOlATE Est. on qua.llty OK as allende.nt in apt oom. { DENTAL ASSI'. training. lnttrested can-area. having a iidewa.lk sale this ' ~ ta.II. Adults or o~ ~ ~
inter & exter painting. Apt&, plex. Apply 31423 Coast 0R1ll0 EXP. PNLY! dldatea should eon I a et r.1c Mahan Desk Fri ti! 9, Sal tll 5. Dunlap so. Gal. a\(Ua:riwn, all gla.5&i 89.l-68ll la1.i..
homes or just a room. Jack, Hv"Y-. &. Laguna. * * MZ.m5 * * ~7:~~ e!'u~ ~ ~:inneciomo::iy S~~ l lOO Newport Blvd, ' Appliance O>. 1815 Newport fil~r. etc. Comp]ete noo. PRECIOUS Klttel'll to _
837-69%>. ~ A'ITENDANT. 2 full time DONUT ladies wa~t~·~-:o w/buslness major for their 31872 C 0 a 11 Hwy.. So. 642-MOO Blvd,.C.M, ~T188. 494-lS54. 2 girls. Kink)' Tail I: Adwft.
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emooN,! •,~:::Lg E 11~~ management training pro. Laguna. 49§.Ull, Ex 356. Office Equipment I011 KENMORE auto washer, •.KALAMAZOO GoodMetal·-~· turous; 3 boys, Tim 14,
$25 a room + materials Chevron, 604 So. l,.Ull.!!t Hwy, MR. "'• • .N • gfam. Thia position offers a late model, xlnt cond, 8 cy. ting band aaw. _ ,,....,.,...; Jumper .I: To u 1 hit:. * 645-2505 * Laguna Beach. 494-n40. ~S::t.c_ . .::C::.M;,·-~----I challenging le: rewarding ea. Schools-ln.trudlon 7600 REl.t. Elect. Typewriter, de $60. M&-8672, f 1-8115 67J:7349. .f%..5548.
PAINTING • lnter. It. Exter. AT TENT l 0 N ! Young EARN $50 weekly for 4 even--ree.r to the right peacm. Call "98" Calculator, "93 .. Adder MAYTAG Wuhe:r 4 dl')'er IdWJtrial parklrig safe. Work PART -Poodle pUpples ' lie
State &: City Lie, Alk tor hou~wlle to work in ice ing's 9'.'0tk._.P'a:llity plan, car Penonnel 213: 86S-0512. ....,S YOUR MOVE le "73" hand Adder 4~139. i;ood working condition, onlf table1 atorage eatiineta etc. maJe, 2 male-, culfo.' bUc:
Bill 64~238 en-am stort 2--G P.M., 5 day .:"""=·..:Ev:c,;"~~"'8'="'~·,,5~4-'4_5~~ !MGR, Traintt, full time; 11 ROYAL 1\111 1lt.e typewnte.r. S60. Call 64~. 645-0991. 1611 Ohma Wey, white & brown, 896 Capflllt,
. week Phone 673--9696 From ENTERTAINER Wan 11' d . ovl'r 21. Apply Me 'N' Eds gOOd ~ltion $40, After 4 REFRIGERATORS _ , .,..,... CM. CM, 642-5193 101.l * PAPERHANGER * 11 Ail "' PM. . . M I INDUSTRY CAREERS • k nd $1" 103' -~ ••• n-· ·• Au•-·lt Aooonhon " gn""· '' P lrn1, 410 E. 11th, C.M. w ' ' ~ · "lootion, $35, $<5 • $55. CARPET * 56 YRD& FREE ~ ..,k old ldtt.n" , . ,......,.i; .. u:....... u..,.. y AVIATION INSURANCE le alt Apply Swiu l '-'~7'====.i-~~-2 yrd °" ' Prior Instructor 646-2449 . SALES SECRETARY or m . N N MASSEUSE-Exp'd. Housthold Goods 8020 646-7820 USED . GOOD. $ per ; longhairs. Gray, gray/w t Chalet. ~1.f o. elvport ".!~=:::::::..:::::::.:....:::::: I <'Cr.EAR:iiNN;g;;.,;-;,;;,_;;;_0.,:;;,.;_ 'ip>i.1,:;;,I * * ~ * * _ Orer. 548-0341 to """"" homk EXPERT painting . Interior Handling cl i ents and Blvd N 0. Also Trainee-... * 847·7879 AIRLINE & TRAVEL .. v• .. .,.,.. I ........... .\ Exterior. J."'ree. f's ti males'.' marketlnc av \a t Ion i~ I ;3 :'.'.El<P;;;·,;E;:,~~M~a"t-ure-aa"'i'"'e"olatl-,.i•-! I * MO'l11ER: Over 30, WI» 128 Eq. yards f)tlge nylon cal'· uP at 115 l31h St., Ap't. C, SCULPTURE IN_STR.UC"l'ION on Y-10/3
B &: J Painting 492-7842, llll'anct. ~lrtd to work In food lovt's chldm. Needed aa pet almost ne~t eond. Jl.B. life modeling course. Gl9fil ND Loving borot:, f.ood
Mn Bradley businea.•. Cive background aide In larg' Pflfiatric Cl OPERATIONS ACprt 52·75 aq. yd, Pu.pley, 644-2874, 54&-m. for lovable friendly am. * P..AP.E~HA.NG:~2S PEACOCK iNSURANCE t'O exper. Rrply 10 Dally Pilot G ro u p . f u 11 IT l me 1 e TICKET SALES 1022 Mus1c•I CANDLE Makin& 6: Decotat· ta.n &: white male pup . _
&: PAINTIN · * -401 Glenneyre Le.guna Sch. C \V/Bt:nelllll. Mn. \Varren. e RESERVATIONS Gar ... Seit lnstrvmtt1ts 1125 lfll Leuont Umittd ebJIOll M0$ llsebrk lotta chUdNt£
McAdams Painting Serv. * 494-1087 * Box lil l074• .M. -~5. e AIR FREtGHT-CARGO * rtm.Nm.JR&.DJSHES Ment 937.a&is. • l~ 836-4493 l Oti
I t • r -,, ~la! ra•·1 Evn'd Yacht St1'w1rd ""='.C.--~~~-• MISC. ** n er.• Lo'• • "~ "" Automobile S.lesm•n ..,.. 2938 iNITE fry cook. 18 & over, e COMMUNICATIONS • FLUTE w/let.t~r c 11,. LA.O~I Jl'ub\on J...'20 It ONLY l lt(t 8 wk old all. _
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oSUn papp'."Y=P-A!NT ~Used W'S full ~or pt. time. EXPER. Dis~ he A ip! COOw Bell Re1tau.rant, Z76 e TRAVEL ACDfr EVERYD~~t 4._ p.m. Lllce new, beautUUI tone. here. Come to Tonl't, 92G E. ~~~klt:n .'~~~
.. was r P Y Newport Blvd, CM 1~~GE:i;)~ijfin,;~;;;;;1 ~"'1l~i'Y~0.~J~ux~<:CS1~25~. i6'6-~U~36~1jri8al~buaib8[l~vd~,:JA~pt~.;i2~, ~Bal~booia'.; l,·ga··~·~c·~"~ "-~~:.:;:.•i~ $10 PU Averqe Room in penon. SUrf l: Sirloin . . Airline Schools Pacific GARAGE uJ Bdrm l"'Y ~•"'"MJQ n....a ""· 557.U o .... •·lft'anl 5930 WHt C.O....t PART T11ne-girl wanted. for 410 E 17~ Sant •-e-' I rm, FENDER SUPER DIN tbl &. 4 uphol. dln. . "•= .-....t. 2100 Harbor Wvd; &C5-0Cli6 •-.co.. ' phDoe work l: llM cl~ncal. • Tn, • -1• din nn " kitchen turn odd Re Verb. Xlnt cond. ~. ~nd. }'old out ttnt GD ~ fncd yd, tor \11'7
FOR )'OUt p&lntlrc needs " BABYSl'M'ER Wanted my llwy, N.B. Houn 10 to 3. Call Miu Kay ~~=~54~U5=~"===:--tabln, TV lit Mile. Sat. 646-U17 &ft 5PM trallw, .. flliO. ~ Jova~le al\ 1*"etd male
rtpairs !rom noo, ,.[i to do!n. ftome: or )'OUtl. -Wkdys * EXP. WAl1'RE$CSO ' c!l46--;;:,1'i866"'::::. ====_,,-I* LAGUNA PRESCHOOL* 1013, 127 Ruby, Balboa II. LaMONTE CLARINET D"uOND !UNG '"-·~. Tcbil~ '"!I!:, ~mo. pl call Plt.ul ~7--4..., ., ...... 11: 30 F 2 ..... n .. _ PREFER. VJ:I\ 21. ;; Read.int. Phonlcl. ~~lneq., RUMMAGE aale ... tnf UM•• • ........ ~ w~n. ~"° 1 ,:.........,: .. or .... llKl.l en., Call 53&41186 for appt. AnSWering SeNlce:. Ex· With C.ae. • iso. appralsed at Jl500, acrifiOe 3 7 WK Old,.,..,,-•· q:e11 t yrs & 21 mo's, per. preltn'ed. Full time. R n Y I h m I Movement, Newport Blvd., CM (behind Call 6Q..45St Sl&IO. ~-• la ~ :;:;;:-
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J..aruna Hillir-M.V. area. FARRELL'S Hunl Bch. area 5.16-881t1. Jo"N!nch. Llmitt'd openinp. Wamn'1 TYi. 9am Oct 2 Ir: Ci5NN ot&ior Trombone 1 I" CR.AFTS?o.IAN table ..,,._ bJt pupp • v•-:,:;h;~ ~~6.E 0 -':r~!~~'=! p~:~!n!f ~ t11°!u:~ N! I .• ,c~=--'"'1in."'·-p_U_o_t -.-.,-...... ~-.... -! .R.:;3~c,M_M_A_G_E_•_le-.~T-r _tf_f_I <.I ~~pprox. 2 Yl1 oJd,.lm. ~:~:.l~i;:uck $-~.~=II. if~
• P,\TO l PL.ASTEJUNG fn>m 4pr1J Ol' '1 vm to 1_;15 (B~kb.un\)i Ma.m11) 2re"1ou1 exper. LA. G. lnc. cralt rental Ir. puaonallztd beyal Fumilurt, houM!tJ>kl, ;_al Off Sw)·-' Ch l blk~ py, • ea l leo .
All type!. Fr-M estim&w am. tn my llf.mw, at ~hr. lntervlewiog Tue11, Ir Wed.. ~-Dlgbt 1n:strUctk>r ru:uOn-etothlrtf. Oct;-!, 3. -41 Jo.in-a .r:.~, rnoti MW', xln't le. -. • r t•T..ml.
Call 541).6825 591 Knnwell Pl, CM. Oc1 6ft1, lO am 10 6 pm PHOTOGENIC Otrl to de> able ra1t11. -494-2&41 pm 120C C~a.rbn:lok Ln, CM cond, $75. ..fl031 Mcu. Dr., $25. * SCS-Mll;FREE,:;;;;iO':;;Q;:J-Sl&lll;:;::0:::-;,,:::~:fi
IDIAL dnct &o.am. Ci.up • Boat carpenfen:, .e:xp'd. PULL or PART TIME brochure wotk tor S. I. R. PlANO Lenona for betfn-(;ARAGC SALE: b&bt>ll!, $.A. llahll. SSUl359 * BEAUT MW pus • clotb 15} " ~eM ':ftttos all
, )'D'U' ad, then Ill bads: UC: * Ji'lbtqlua traineea. Eam up to J.\ per hr Sttvice 1n Reprtltl'ltation nus. Xln't tf!acher. Modem aun&. "Jnttu~ .t nitsc. 6S4 CONN TRUMPET wBllpi1ptr •. N. SSO' ·Sell tar btk fl ) A~ra male '"HU
llttert llO ftle pllolw.dftll I ---~"~12=""6~~.::=::'l'FO~u.F.ll-='=~~8Rll~~SU~~Sl~ .. :''~7Jl ~ __, Apprciacll-S4s.6m Clenne-yN~IUna BcaJih. Uke new, Sl.30.-5"$.SC4& S20. tu-111:1 -• -R\ ..... ~ --
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TRANSPORTATION , TRANSJ'ORTATION TRANSPORTATI ON TRANSPORTATION • TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION PETS .and LIVESTOC TRANSPORTATION FREE TO YOU -Imported AU!os -,\l\1l 1: $liePJ;;id / tnmr -& Porh t4fl ·• ·' lloiO I ,,,.. olil i.u -.UCC SCOTTISH TERRIER 32' Twi...,.w C1uiA CrV1 Tripi. WW. Cornell ' ---:-. '67 CAMPER AUSTIN. HEALIY l>AlSUN FIAT • 1Mle en1 a, white-Itri~ Fem. Brindle. Champ. ~· SIP* 6 * .Delux boat Hltlq,regt • ~ VW Cbau11, Tranaml.ulonr, ---------· I·----'-"-'..;..;---I-------· -
· ~ -_ .s.;,5115 10/l' 1125 ar bit a!r. All ''"' .,-Slf.mi.---* · -Paramount·• U....,.,.. Md otberl. ~ -AUSTIN AMERI"• .'68 flAT
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• 1-d Stnllltt /bl:' h~ Pointer AKC 39 Champ<! 6 Goneral • llllk>ut ~ 118 --124 SPORT COQPE "~l~ -::; •-GERM-Sbotthaiud .lloal Stora,. !04' C.ntl .. nt'1 • Star" ._-'4*~l:mt11 $*IJJ• Full1-$e<J2ul-29. (USQH. '93) • ,.,~~~
.!._ ·'back.~ lO/l \\'ks BOAT Storage in Costa CHAPMAN VW Servic .,_erinTbt&ear.bOtiea" •tlw! * * * 548-8188 * * * Meta, 85c ptr ft. MOB ILE HOMES -. ...... .a..~ !_'W'· tuneWup< •
C thotObred Genn. * TOY FOX TERRIER Watu/elec incl. Spe.r bldg 123.ll Beach Blvd. G.G. ff _. "-3. • eve: tor 0· ZIMMERMAN ~ ~ .. ~:""~ i:,~· P=IE~~KC;:•Y. °"':~ lhod av'aU. *8148 l)l69 ~= x 53, ;:,~:. GMd Cond. Harbour v ~·· 2114$ ~RIOR ILVD.
:... . . _ . 1013 54>2153 Aircr•ft 9100 SeriatNo._15313,N~wmoo. • 642-0443 • ' lB7ll BEAat BL. 'aC'"35 S40-6lll •.•
ffl pt German Sbepbom • " black 110. 546-4159. 20tJ5 '65 PIPER Ch•"•i<tt 180; No, 6277, Now $9900. Trailor, :rroval '425 '66 VW ,._ -540-tl"
2 · Door Hardtop, 4 cyl.. 4
speed, Radio, Heater, Buck·
et Seats, All Fiat extru!
lXEP 183). KeUy Blue Book
$2235. B.J .'s Sale Price Only
$1795
BILL JONES'
B;J. Sl!!)rtscar_Oenter 1
troSUAILY btautiful ~ COCK·A·POOS. Stack i: wbl, 1969 General 2f X 51, .seriaJ HUNTINGTON BEACH . 31IO W. OU HWJ-.. NJ!. '69 DATSUN WIGOH
:_ ~-1v.tn,1 ~wn, Jlamingo. CM. JUM ~. Na.roo M8:f'k. 1970_ 24X6o ~raton Manor, •69 Trav~ Trlr, l7' used '-'ilmper 1960 . Austin · Healey :Im, OVerhead eam · engine, 4 ~Mk:-846-2908 10/3 P'OODLE, AKC + papers;-Ap.. 12-360-·& Kin{-1or 1"50-'90 -senat:--No. -ti02'; ·$J.?,900: fwict--:-Toilet ;;-jMWcr • w7 P<>l>·'°P, J.JllFM,.fUUy ~p. -rad10, . be&ter, overdriw, -Qeeet ·-rMto, low""mlleage.
-ND-Gd ~ for bcautitul T Moot': toy a hots & wormed, ~-ApF. l'"ull gyro Dealer: (TI4) 53).8105 · -beater . rcffig • atoYe-&'id ped,.-( •J56l93J. Mu• Mil ne'! J!alnl A little... beauty -Speclat~;-Sacri&e.
wk '(lid k~ns variety ot 2 ~ m.l!e. 642-0657 panel. EGT. Auto. pilot. ~fOOJLE house resale 20x43, oven. Sips 4. Call 642.1264 • tbia week. ~. 54~2681· OC'l'G566), Take' trade or 28.U Harbor C.J\f. 5404491 j , ~.~:3 1em~J~ sxud Tenier pt1ppiea. Ex-Call 968-3143 Aft. 1 .PM. l%. ha., 2 BR, compl. Mom, $01N9L9Y5 '65 AUSTIN Healey MK Ill, amaU down. Will finance.pvt · :~. • . celle.ot...widt childreth AKC Molt .1 H '200 setupl CM _adlt park. $11,SQJ SAC! 16%.:_K!'L_'fi:IYfl TN· ~ Brr Wood ,duh. w~ ply. Call Maury dlr; 5'0-3100
I ~'Ole bealtliY . all blk regiatemf. $75, 96Z--7057. 1 • 10ml!a • termii. 64S:.2881 · -Eiec11aa refrlg. Monomatic BILL JONES' "ist1 'tt' ;& 1 ~lo nu or 49t-1506 aft lit-am •
• ~ hair male kittens 7 _ toilet. Used o~. 1571 BJ S Ce 0 es DOT DATSUN ..... !.':"~"' · "':A Hor"• • lllO .11i:@lnl?ID•l•lm:J Blcyc1.. 9225 Newport, cM. 6q-,2M1 • partscar .nler * 1960 Sprita * · ..
• ~ MATOfED Schwinn 3 spd NIMROD Tent trlr Xlnt cond Best otter. 4st.8629 OPEN DAIL y
.,: .female cat to w/tack ~new saddle. $200 fenders,girJshuchildsseat tom gd. cond. $75 ~ '66 vw CAMPER: Reblt IMW SUNDAYS rn1wun11
nsible biOme. 893-2867. or best offer. 536-9498 over rear fender, Both bikes or 897-9063. :motor, New .tires; tape deck 18835 Be&<:.h Blvd. 1J711 HACH I Hwy. It)
: 0 old black & white PINTO SheUand.mate JIOny NO' w b.ikes, gold frame, chrm $425,4xSutiltrlr.steelbot-2833Harbor,C.M. 540-4491 AND ·•~,l~BI'~
• 1011 J!O..RYAil.ON_ ..r10:. "A".,,,.,.;. .i speakers Hlllltin(ton Beach 893-7566 • 537-68l4 1----:~~;;;;;,-;;-;---1,~~-=~=-~:::· ====-t·~AJRSl'REAM-"2-model; f!'l5'0---'-EvEs:sr.:'J5b Auttioru<d Dir. -ac-= .. ---NEW::USEO-SERV.-·1-.---~c:i.1=.~~:i~~-_._11_i__)'acb!J__l000 -OPEN' Mini Bikes -9275· • Sales e Service e Parts 1969 'l>ATSUN Wi.l'On. -CAir ..-------._.....
males nd lovin& c1.,.012 '69 FBGLS Boatel ~b-~ • TACO 22 962-956.5 Di.me Buftio 9525 All Models to Qioose From -cond, lrg motor. Take over ---------'68 NIMROD. Deluxe. Slps 6, ServiClt Monday "till 7:00 PM balance. 548-5861.
UTIFUJ.. a wk old ~th:eJ;: 6.h~°& ~re~: NO'" D[NJING ~fini·bike in perfect condition. Stove, icetlruc, din'& table.
169 Duhe Buggy Sat 'till NOon
· e ·•U'ipa maleJ<ittena wator "'°""'' ,.dX>/t'1e., __ I LJ\ . 1 o""'r a!!d nawte,., N•w 1595· 548--056. . Qnl>'.!1'14 .~tttt h'!!'l" l!e-. ·COAST IMPORTS ENGUSH_fORD .ga homes 548--0813 or 135 ~ gas, dUal batteries, seat, --pertEict tires,-never tachable fiberglass top and ·
'66 Fiat
Rdstr.-Lic . ..SSL 474
493 · lC!.'1 fronl rail covers, props.I'll!' S · B d wrecked and oil changed Trailers, Utfllty 9450 pickup bed License ZBB526 Ol Orange County Inc.
kittens each differ. refrig, stove & oven. bilge paces 10 ran regularly. 3 hp Briggs & 7l4x&x3 Aluminum Covered · $999 1200 ~w:c ~Hwy ALL NEW ENGIJSH
FORDS NOW IN STOCK
DR.ASTICAIJ.,Y
REDUCED
$599
1 9M weaned' l-tralned.-pump, blower, head holding Straiten engine, S95, Call $85 * 536-4179 I ~,...:..,.· ~10/3 tank w/•I"' pump, •'"' NEW 6 * 644-0<lTI. .MIKE BMW, 1600-67
"" . dud horns. Sac $12,500. Mini-Bik• Bonama Trucks 9500 M~CARTHY MU. Olftt! 6!>0245
.J1rlllP L'l I
JllllPLlrl '' ~ J ,QJ¥ Ir white rabbit Ir gwnea '114/846-0982 Hunt. Harbour. 3% hp S90 ,..,
f ~'~th .... and lfti. . WH:t NOT Mobile Home Park 54>-5238 aft sPM STRIKE POWER BUICK BORGWARD
ro CLEAR
LARGE SELECl'ION ro CHOOSE FROM
Thoodora
•
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3100 W, Cout Hwy., N.B. f ~ TAKE A CRUISE?? Honda Mini Trail 50 • e pups, wean-F L 0 IN IRVINE ~"'~" 1 ~ AA 3 rnale, 2 fcf!Jall':. or •••• r ORANGE GROVES Immac! Like new. We have a gooc; stock of New I.MN Beach Blvd. 1!l60 BORG'V ARD station
wgn-rnns good. $100/IJfter.
64&-7553 after 6 prn
ROBINS FORD
642-9405 540-1764
'68 FIAT ISO
Spider-4-speed, radio, heat-
er. Bright orange, very
low mileage on this one
· i:;u. 10/3 Charter $175. 673-2062 1970 GMC Camper trucks. at San Diego Frwy. '"
: :!W5-35<ll. LOW WINTER· RATES ! fJSaneffretay AOffra~?... Buy now, beat the price 894-3341 ". 531.2450 2000 Harbor Blvd.
•· 1·tt1 ka""" "'""" 0 na ~· .. .r· "Mot I 9300 •· 1 e coc ..-.,y,.. 40' Wheeler Cruiser: Sleeps s, -52% acres of fun liv-orcyc es r~se. Also Camper combin-DUNE Buggy-Like new, good t ~ .~s. 8 wkll old. ~n7J3 Make appt. NOW! O\VNER: ing. atklns and used ttucks. oond. Metal flake finish,
Costa Mesa MZ-0010
, . . Wkdays 539-8978 Eves & wk--Multi-million $ mobile UNIVERSITY good tires, chrm whlll, : : "\\'K OLD small mixed ends: 827-1431. home community. bucket seats, roll bar, etc.
owner. (WAL-453) . $1299 CORTINA FERRARI
I. 1.·.1<.1 ..... u.. -Fun· time in park ser-
" m<>wn &: blk & ........ ,. pup-14' Run&Pout. lge whl tJ;lr, 40 vice center. OLDSMOBILE Asking ~· 644-1351 '64 CORTINA: ~bit eng. fERRAlll
, • ~s 673-0161 10/l HP Ev:ilihlde, Both in good --eontinuous 11mog free vw OH-road rail, full cage, tram:. New clutch, brakes, K....,art Impcirts Ltd. ()r. CUfE little German cond.,mOtofjustbeentuned ocean breezes. UL-15 tiies,''67 trans, rblt tires, custom' int. Many bl'9 Coantr'• oaJy av.tbor-
. "FRIEDLANDER"
." -~berd puppy, 6 wk old a: drive un~t reblt. Some ski -Surrounded by moun· 2850 Harbor Blvd. eng, legal, '70 tags, Baja Xtru:. Sac. $495. 962-7462 lzed dealer. • · · e. 67J..6086 lOn equip incl., 2 6-gal fuel tains &: orange groves. 540-9640 proven, $750/oUer. Must .SALES-SERVICE-PARTS • --7 minutes from world's 1e1J 2-724 DATSUN 1' ·Female long hair kittens, tall\3 $700. 543-8717 aft 6 · largest shopping center. • 83 9. 3100 W. Cout Hwy.
:. Anfoth er 1.~ Ptr1ian pm. <Fashion Island> lf2 . .:Sewport:'Bea5:o,176f '67 850 Spfder ~ ..,HJ25 1011 17' ao.ton Whaltt 100 & 6 ,..Cbock'The.e Fea'""' Imported A-9600 '66 1600 ROADSTER Aulhorltod v..,.,.; ll<oler Must saorifioe. CUOE 5S8). :, .;,* FREE T~'S * * hp Xtra tanks bait tank Ch&rr!pionship Lawn ., . .,, n.JI '""'" ' • ' Bowling Gret>n, Free car ts 1: .... 495-UM • deck,. rail. cover, trir, elec-Wash Putting Green. THINI 1971 0 TA S 4 Ff 0 'T $1095 \ • · 1012 -· · •2500 ... ~o • • • • • '"""· radio, "''t", dlr. ,. 1 • --~ uvnie equip . ., · ..........,...,, Croquet Court, under-
-jb Femol• calioo, 1 mate "CAPTAIN'S GIG" -roor-snu~ -ff():N'J>A-. ~l(A1fD-PRIX--::;~;:'!:~w..pnv_;~~·F.;,6c;9;=;Fi"'at='°'1'°'2~4=C~p~e<-1-.-s11:L•ONES
ri •• .h. old box fl4IJI) -•i •u" ~"-closed Therapeutic Pool, SC --• ~ ~ BJ S rt C nt ~ -,.trmalade ~ ,,~ •• . .,,. -=· Swim Pool, Billiarih, -. ORPION IY. 5464052 or 494-68U Exotic ·red wil)I bl"k vinyl • • po scar e er ~ ' ~nod. 646-2739 l0/2 Game Room, .,,.mbly ''fRIElll n•Eft"! buck t · ~ ~ ol Utter darling &: Sailboats 9010 Room, Boat & TraUer llLAnll Custom built ill Torino, Italy '70 DATSUN h d e ·~ts.~ mne5s, 'ha_a 2833 Harbor C.l\f 540-4491 ~ 'fii'endl 9 k 0 \d bo puppy Storage Area Lovely 1D"• 1uat {MW'( • ., • See and test drive at Orange .a .ex ~ ~ care. acri-' · ~ ',,·mitt ~6:~3:9. Y ----1QL! A LL-HEW 16' C~ur_tyard. ' _ =--SJ_J~_•_l9J-7566 _ '64_~ halt-to'l_y.s, ~h Coi_mty's only · authorized "4 ~r ~~.used <601AVA) fice! (XLY235~ Take _older ,67 FIAT 850
. ""!> "'"""" -Ima.e1ne all this from reirigeratctr and stove, split , ance private party. C a 11 private party. Call Pat dlr, I,1 · ~.~-~··/kid·:...~-· 'ou-tidd·'.•·.·:::· ~H· OB.IE· c·A_T_S_ "'"5mo1Lpets allowed.--NEW-USEJ>.SERv.-· -PlU'kdale Camp.r w•t·h 'd .. lerihlp. -dlr, WiU -trade or-fin. ·~In trade. WUI """""' . .
_$IT.SO ~r m~th ~-... rim._standard shift,· sleeps Bl~L J~ES 546-4052'or494-681.l. aft 10 am 494·7506, 54-0-3100, 4 speed, radial tii-es, dlr . . ·i:ii:-Mme tor our~~~· F'i~ecg~s 14856ifrlreCo1LL~l:Tine ·~a:~:a ~ceoo:;o dtt ·~ ~Jii~~o7:i~4;·~~~: B.J. Sportscar Center ·ss n;;:;;,~ iroo ·:E~1~~~i~~~ :~~c;58)P=do;:·r~~~
11~ grey & wht female Pricea !tom $1195. Winter 714-832-8585 714-5~2930 street equipi*<t w/less than ~1~20~W~·~W=A=R=N~ER:, ~S:AN:T:AJ283:~3~H~ar~bo~r~, ~C~.M~.=~54o.44~~9~1~':"'~cau~~548-41~~9~3 =:=:~::=='°"~54&-~~10$~"~;;~~~54~1>4~0~'';,;;o'~',..,.;;;;:~ll;·~=~ ' kltten 646-1403 10/2 Racing starts soon! 213-860-5210 714-531·8105 1000 .mi. M_ull! Sjlc.rJ:.t!ce. If _!NA. _ . _ ~ __ _ Bt™"~""' bw; ..... you -eA-.'N -EDS, Tripi• Wida Cornell "''""'Y ,.,,.,.,,,,,.. colt '63 CHEVY IL2 Ton PD Now Cars 9100 New Coro 9100 Now Coro --·9100 Now c ... -9IOO
• them up. 557-6328 aft Continental •Paramount 673-2527. ·-7~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiii , "$; . 1012 2200 W. Cat. Hwy. NB 645-zut Battington • Universal
obedient male dog-nds -FREE Flamingo e -ce~-
- . '..c..,..t·Joving hOlne, altered FUN Broadmoor. e Star_
. j;T.f32B_aft s. l0/2 SAIL Hillcrest e Cambridge i 'RAGS" female cockapoo Dana Point Hobie Cat CHAPMAN
! blk & tan ad with kid•, 496-1251 MOBILE HOMES ~9695. 1011 FIRST $llSO oUered gets 22' ll>6 N, Harbor, S.A. MH=E Kitttns, part Persian. cutter Rig. 3 new ilac. sails, * 714/53l-810S * ~-to eood h ome. cabin, motor, bafy, fr. ex. Want To Live In 1970 S ki 91'.lcc Honcho 11 494-6682. 1011 life vests. clock, paint, etc. COSTA MESA uzu . ' ~1·~ • -·• , .. -, availa"-now•. hps ~or dtrt, "tVer'J clean,
s ~:yl.. ~ ~ .sti~k._ dlr.'
{E83295). Small down, Will'
-'1hM~ private -p a rty. \
546-4052 or 494-6811. t
'65 CHEVY ~Ton P.O. 1
6 cyl., 11tick, dlr. (S27f1Sf \Vill
take car in trade Gr finance
private party, 546-4052 or
494-6811, -s Van'•"· of -•ora .. ,.,.. on<>. ~ ""' we I Still od h• Pri n..a~~..,... ~ '""" 11 · · boutbuy om1. u er wrn,,,.· .
&: ages 836-4493 or DISCOVER SAILING mi. =~:n~i::. .. Now'; ced for quick sale. sm. 494-'67 ford Yi Ton P.U. 54i--OsIJ 10/1 * 14 HOBIE 16 * the time to see 6960, 9-5
eE\unruL Au 8tra1 i a n 'Dana p?~~ie Cat BAY HARBOR 1H''°A"RL~E"Y"o".-,~,.,..,-.-·"'10"."°350cc"'·,.... 4 speed, 4 wheel drive, dlr. I ~ Collie 5 mos old, """"" MOBILE HOMES Sl¥'int. Jmmac. under 2000 Camper stielJ, etc, 1.fust sdl.
ilsbrk, female. 544-4169 10/3 FERRO-cement H·28 wired 1425 Baker St. (at Harbor)' m1, 1.fust sell $6(X)/offer. $1995 full price. Will finance.
%. Siamese kittens (2) male fonn ready for plastering, Costa Mesa 541).9470 833-1521 (# V84652) Call 49f.7744, U~ all I blk. (1) all / grey hard \\'Orie c 0 m P1 e t ed. 1970 24xfiO KEY West JJl<lbile '£7 Kawasaki 350 A7 40 1969 FORD. VS, automatic
6"-5967 l0/1 646-?886 home. Adult park,· walk to h?rsepower • renl 'power' transmission, power steer-
,;BENJI" a Capuchin Monk· • ~ Sloop • beach, Pets ok. 2 br, 2 ba, ridt'. $-IOO cash. Bruce i~, poWtt brakes, air con-
1 ., It free to a &d home. Wood keel boat, SI~ 2. family rm,~ liv nn. din 1=546-44~~'"''·-=-~~~·t ditioning with Hi wa y
1
. ~ 10/3 Make oUer. 83'1·7039 nn, bar, all bltns, oven. 1971) Bultaeo Sherpa S-125 cc, Camper Cruiser. J ust the t iJiYE 1 nuUy kitten left _ Balboa 20' fixed KHI disposal, dshwshr, w I w Special pipe, 1'~ i Itron, thing for the cycle group. l pm all black year old cat. 548-0532 thru-out, 60' crptd patio, 60' ReY:orlced shocks. Never Dir. 540-9640 or ~
~-10/3 carport. Must see to ap-raced. $600. 673-7)27. '£7 ~I ton Chevy, a· bed, 6
USED L -12 sailboat, xlnt preciate! ~2494 196.) Honda Trail 90. Cu-cyl, 3 spd, •top bumP'f.
JllOODED barbeqUe w/motor cond, $400. "Capps.'' 213/ t ;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~:;;;:~!I '" · _ _. · t A ew 58'1·7171, eves 213/681-1972. L' street lie&: equip + 68 tooth on/of1 road tire5, ~ ton ~ apit, ,,.,....s pam n 667 20x43 Great Lakes mountain gear, Low mile. rear suspension, trlr hitCh.
.pll, 962-6275 l O/l •COLUMBIA l6' 1969 Mark Set up in Adult Park age. Xlnt cond. 962-9!:»3 Xlnt running cund. $1400.
6 Wk pop, blk w/wht mark· lI Complete w/stcps, awnings, BSA CHOPPER: Very clean. 557-7315.
,qs. 54().1842 10/3 *Call eves, M2--l053* carport & shed, Reblt/eng. $700 or bst ofr. '65 Chevy V8 % Ton P.U.
I $A.UT, white altered male * 18'7" SLOOP AVAILABLE &lZ-5387 2188 Canyon No, c, w/campcr. Xlnt concl. $1300
i:St.'549-1613 10/2 \V/TRAILER * IMMEDIATELY c r-.t or best ofr. 675-8657
... o:A"J~"" cAn 1123 Dealer: (714) 531-8105 ,46 Fo~ JI\ ~on, •l•k• ""'. ~---~---, m-~---' -~ ~yard, CaU 673-404210/2 HOBIE &. TRAILER 1969 UNIVERSAL 24X53. Comp new ,viz'tng, igni~~.· good cond. S400 finn. Call
II° ~ ._ Chair Ne e d 9 >..1nt cond $UOO. 6(2-0900 rial N 15313 N -.1V1M Needs t l m 1 n g. ~"" 673-7932.
-...... ~ a · se et. • ew .,.,JVU. 673--0498 69 DODGE VAN Riii " • ·reoovering. 5f6..'155f 10/2 COLUMBIA 22, Sell OJ' 1969 General W<51, Rrial l=~~·=~~=-~·1 ' ' ... av,
I uale puppies lO wks 'Old Lease, % irrterest. 642-0803 No. 6277, New $9900. 1970 HONDA 350, l5tXl milts. Big 6, 19,000 mi. Kd.· cond.
,. 10/l 9am-5pm, 644-2159 a.ft 8 pm. 1970 24Xti0 Shera1on Manor, Xlnt.. $750. Very Reas, 499-3618
, ~::...-~-:::7'"-:;:::'.:-serial Net. 002, $12,900. 1213) 592-52'27 '70 CHEVY PJCK-UP
l .. mo. 1m. brttd dop. Speed-Ski Bo.ta 9030 Dealer: (714)' 531-8105 '£8 BULTACO 250 cc. Gd for % TON, XI.NT COND.
l 1SM-1852 l0/2 667 20x43 Lo Corona street or dirt. Extras. $595. * 968-1947 * ,
EA!,IJlFUL ... : kitten FOR SaJe: (80ftt 15') '69 Hy. ""'ame&e ' / ·1 •·t up ,., Adult Park 540-5198. * '" CHEVY PU 0 ·btl .,, old 673-4187 J0/1 dm Swilt w top &; tra1 er. = I--=-=,......=~--· I .,,, · · n.c ~7' mo. ' '65 Mere. Like new. r.m &: Complete w/steps, awningi, '70 350 HONDA ertg. Nu. tires, radio &:
I ~S J.nd LIVESTOCK assume pmnt.s, Gd for skiing carport & sht'd. SCRAMBLER. EX. COND lumber rack. S475. ~9523
-' T P00 &: pleasure. Phone 548.Q.37. AVAILABLE ** 546-7486 ** HARD to get '54 :"on:I ~ton
t
!'._!ta, GeMral lS' 9ilupar Sunliner •70 lMhIEDIATELV '59 NORTON 650 twin, ex-P.U. Xlnt. cond., $575.
M;.,,,_ Li'--w' ·..,r.t\n Dealer: (TI4) 531-8105 ccllent condition, 1 4 SO. 545-7098. . RARE 7mo,goldcol-____ ,. -.. '·-I======== , blJc ieis a: ears, must Call 968-6/al .:ONTINENTAL by Cam-1,54"6=-.',,",.,..,-=..,.,...,..-,.-I
ltll..leaving count!')', Aft bridge Manufacturer, 24x55, 1970 Honda 450 K 3 disc Jetpt; 9510 BoJt Tr1l!•rs 9032 CUstom Design. brak~. brand new eondition. ---------
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. -·30. 54~216!. CHAPMAN Pvt. Pty, 4'1·"'8.
-Ht-WAY Boat Trailer MOBILE HOMES -• w/tmocks, like new, up to e YAMAHA 250 Big Bear , .... 16' boe.L $150. 6'f3..0194. 1206 No. Harbor, S.A. Sct'mbler • 5,500 mi. Xlnt
:lJE-EYED pt.rt Peni&n 531-8105 cond. 673-fJ£93
~lrittens, Ttgres.\ $j, TbJmaa, MariM Equip. . 9015 NEW. r-.toon, 12 x 62, Expan· '70 Yamha MX 125-Top ghaJMJ'
.J1Ack and white $7.50 (iufty . . do, nr Dana Pt 1.larina, 1 $450. •70 Kawasaki 100 trail
TigreM $10. Box HERCULES Night manne br w/xtra nn. corner lot, $375. Owner 673-31M8
.,;61.ned, 't.-taned, house kit· engine transmmion 165 HP, chil~n &: Jl'ts v.·clcome .. ,69 y h 175 End
.,._ 1 week& o2d. st&..3634 Perfect cond. 646-4242 or 4'96-23Sl am• • uro
549-0076 Like new $499 968-4290 •-LIVELY, afftttionate Sia· ' ON BEACH: \V/Puol &: , ' ' , 3liit:9e kittens. 7 wb old. $15. SEA KING eleclrk fishing laundry. l7X35. 2 bribe. 70 Y•m•h• 125 Enduro
$9«>.56 motor. $45. 1743 E. Rose Uv'& rm, ld1chtn, din'g rm, $400 ** Jerry, 646-4364
Ave. Apt 5 Or~ 633-7326 1r 2 car cement drlvt. $3800, 1989 Harl@y Davidton 125 cc
1125 Must sell, Pvt pty 675-0.Ul $300 Like new,
BNt Sllp Mooring 903' NE\V 12 x 57 Lancer 1 531 ... 7294
lbl:ll1 hair point:m: "U" slip tor 40' pl)\l-~r boat. Bt!droom on desirable 111~ce ''7 YAMAHA )DS
*JEEP*
Complete!)' rebuilt ,[
StlOO 54:>125.J I
Rocroot"n Vohlclol 9515 I
'67 lnftrnatlonal I
Scout 4·Wheel drive, JU:H. 1
Fun ln the 11un! VHJt 960.
$1888
MIKE
McCARTHY
BUICK
,$30, mak1 $35, 8 BALBOA PENINSULA. in choice NcWJl)l'l-Costa ~fusl 11ell PXJ &12-2540 -ls.'iiO B~acb Blvd.
aid, "1·7158 673-6790. ?\fe!ll. arc11i. adult park. For 11166 H,o nd~ 160 CC at San Diego Frwy.
IATUJlE SCHNAUZER !~!e~2.r., pnvat .. prty. Phone ~rambltr. A·l llhape.. New 894.J3.il • 5.11-2450
•PUPS AKC• loot Rontal• 903I ·"~'N motor l tire•. 123'. 9ti3-4i31 I:::======= u--r 5 pm. f1>5092 ~tOtULt lloim 20x60, maey .65 Honda s:; Camper1 9520 =;.,;;;;<';;ci;;:~:>· ::;;--:;;::;; I R A Sad boat xtras, top qual. tt Star Adult · t..TUE-0\ ~ adult ent · Park. By appt only. Call all 3400 ml. Plus spare puts, I•---~----........ W lb beauti<• 2 lh. Cal 25. '""'"' <, tally""';"" 7,30 PM or anytime s.n.1~1,,_u_.,o,,.&t&-01~,_116.......,,,......,,......,,..1 New '7l Datsun. ..-.~twVicc. ~. Pl!d,.S30.w_da,y, wkdya:: $40 days. 114: 83fHl269 ·~o Yamaha 12.1, 000 ml'•. 1600 OHC P'clrup with camp.
•' AKC ttlsb Tarim. pttdaywkndl; Sii)perwk. Bli.Y S IQ.E VI ilage • with x~ $400. Call er.' Sa!C-;rice $2099 d!r:
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HAS ARRI ID
,· AND WE STILL HAVE BRAND NEW '70 '5
Every car we have hat a new lower0 tha,..before price tag that will save you more money
thain vou ever drHmecl possible on a car today. And frankly, we are expecting ~•rY car
to ff told ••• so we're not miking a lot of noiM about our n le ••• just telling 1 few of
our friendt6 like you. Why not com• ov1r and tak• a peek at our stock? You might drive
1w1y with a blr91inl
-BRAND NEW
TORINO GT
#ORJ5F-104 216. Ho•d Sc:o•I'•
)51 VI , Cn1 i1om1tic, l uck•t
S•1h, Air Col'ldili•11ln9, R1clio,
Tinl1cl Gl111, '•••r St•1rin9,
Po•tr front Di11 l r1k11, Viii·
bility Greup, 5-1111 l•ll•cl Tlr•1,
l 111r Strip•. Wi ndow 1tick1r
t •J70. Dl1c•11nt $725
BRAND NEW MU STANG
MACH I
*"OSOFO!Ml 10737. 'YI , Ct11i•·•·
"'•fie, P1w11 SN1ri11t , P•w•r
Di1c: lr1k•1, Air C•M., 8 1111.
lelt1cl Tir .. , lt1clio, Ti11t•d 61111,
ln1frurn••I 6•u911, Co111,•litio•f
1111pP•lon, Will4Nw Stic:ktt prlc•
$4311.20. 0111.11111
$711
BRANO NEW
MUSTANG
s ,.rts roof. #O F02F-IOl 10).
]02 CID VI, 'ln1trurn•nt 91u1•1,
Cr11l1orn•fic, l•lt•d Whit• Wi ll
Tir•1, Pow•r St••ri119 Air Con·
ditio11i119, -R•tlio, Ti11t.d 6111,,
Wh••I Co¥•fl. Winclow Stick•r
$11,2, Di1c:•u11t
$634
BRAND NE:W
MUSTA1'\l! (';R ANCI!
#OR04F-16•910. 351 CID VI,
Cr11i1om1tic, Pow1r St11rin9,
Air C.Mitienill<), Electric: Clock,
ln1tr1,11111nt 6 1111••· 1.11.11
Whif•••ll l ir.s., Vinyl Rftf,
Ti11t.d Gl111, R1clio, Wh•el c.'", .. WJMiow 1tick1r $4010.
Dhc:o11nl $665
BRAND NEW
MAVER ICK
=6K91L242 457. 2 DOor s•d111,
V•rrt'lillio11 fi11iil1 With Pl1id ;,..
t1rior, 250 CID E119i11•, S1l1ct
Shift Crui101111fic , White Wi ll
Tir11, Acc•nt Group lt1dio,
H11t1r. Window 1tick1r. $2560.
Di1co11nt ·
$3 18
BRAND NEW
TORI NO GT
"' =oRJ5Hl67002. 351 CID VI,
Air Conclltionin9, Pow1r St.i t•
in9, Pow1r Front Oise l r1k11,
Tinl•cl Gl11•, R1diO, luck••
S11h , Gl11t 1•1t.d Wllit.w1ll
Tir11. 'Yi1lbility Gro11p,. l•~•r
Stri,.. Window 1tic:ker $4'215.
Oi1co11nt
$701
See the all new '71 Fords now on display including
PI NT·O
DON1 MISS THESE BUYS FROM THE GOQD GUYS
Sou t h Coast
·Folfli MIRtURY
lmlales, 10 wb old. Uuons ind. 96M8t0. Nt v.-pon 'i prtstlge mobu 646-1960. <• 438213) \VIII tllke car In ~ 11Uns * '" uouSEBOAT .,.,. ,., .,..,. park. 2 BR. 2 Ba. 1 110NDA 100 IJ'ad•. wm fill•"" privato 494-8515 30~ Broad ·-. AFOHAHs.AICC $100 '""""' or w .. tcty, Pmn lde1I 1dult •pot. 110.!lO. DIRT BIKE ONLY * party. Call $ll>4052 or ~ Way, Laguna Beach · 549°3851
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13750 BEACH (Hwt. 39)
893-756f? • 537-6824
Ln.l"U"Ll"LI
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Runs good $175. 543-8510 aft 6
HILLMAN
-'59 l11llman-Convr.-Good't.'On:-
ditlon. $150 * Call 642--63Zl. *
JAGUAR
IN
COSTA MES,{
23' E. 1Ttb Street •
~ms
KARMANN GHIA
'63 VW GHIA
549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA MESA
Radio, heater, automatic,
Radial tires. Immaculatr.
(NPZ 271) Kelly Blue Book
$3565. B.J: s Sale Price Only
$3295
BIL L JONES' BJ. Sportscar Center
2833 Hatbor, C.M. 541M491
MG
1PP l lACH IMWY. Jt1
893-7566 • 537-6824
NEW-USED-SERV.
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'66 Porsche '112
ZVE 652
,$2699
jLl'll!j.JOl'l
Jl111µorts
M9-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 1-IARBOR BLVD,
COSTA MESA
'63 PORSCHE .
'S' 0coope, Agean Blue finish.
AM/fM. (JGE 972)
BILL YATES
VOLKSWAGEN
32852 vane Road
San J'uan Capistl'llm
837~/493-451V499-2261.
'64 Porsdte Cpe.
PfDt 193
$2499
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1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
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3100 W. C.0..l Hwy .. N.D-~" 639405 540.1*
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BEST SELECTION 10F . id . . :g lit -
· IMW'i "' ~· .. ::: ; ~
IN OllANGE COUNTY . B z 0:! ~ ~ .•
• 1600'$. ~ o= u~ 3:: •
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• 2500 ::5 ! ·~ •
• 2800
• 2800 cs •
• AR Colon
• An Models
• Immediate Delivery
"ALMOST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE" · .
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Wl•ny, m•11y ••lt11. F111ly •ndo1•d
1tb•n1. lnHT11c11l•t1· co11~ilion.-
'68 MGI . ' MAKE ·us
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H•• MW fit••·•M Jri A-1 m•cli1nic1 I . . ,
co~itio11.
PLUS· A LARGE SELECTION OF
VW BUSES, ALL COLORS
We h11ve 11 fln11nclng pJ•n to fit your b.udtet
lnclucllnv 100'4 flnenclnv (0.A.C.)·WHI toke.
your ur In trade p•ld·for or not! Come in
•nd t11lk wtth one of our experienced coun-
cll:-r•. · ·
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ALL
·COLORS
READY
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
,,,.. ( l>A!UM J~-
"Leader In The Beach ' Cities" • · ·
ZIMMERMAN
2845 HARBOR BLVD. .
540-6410
FIN.EST .
MOST RE~IABLE
SERVICE
DEPT.
ANYWHERE
. FOR ALL ·
SPORT
&
'IMPORTS
~•---. Home of
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B.J.
SPORTSCAR
CENTER
2133 HARBOR .
COSTA MESA -·~ H you own an im·
ported car and need
service, come see
us at B I Sports ·
-C1rt.-All--new-serv·
jce and parts facil~·
ties. We servjce ALL .
imported cars. ·
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Oil FILnR
·With Every
LUBE & OIL
CHANGE.
To The
First 100
-Cars .With
This Coupon
Imports Only
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SPECIAL
Front End
Alignment
&
Wheel Balance
& \
. Tire Rotation
ALL
FOR ONLY
$14.95
R119. Pri ce $22.SO
Imports Only -·-.BILL
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UICK .• N
COSTA
.·MESA. . . ~
'!Specializing in Quality"
FINAL
1970 BUI.CK
Close-out.
ALL · REMAINING '70 BUICKS
MUST BE 'SOLD NOW !
RIVIERAS
ELECTR'J<S--
LE SABRES
SKYLARKS
-c:;s-.soo's
AU Go At Savinis
You Won't Believe
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One Of Orapge
·County's Largest
OPEL
SELECTIONS
At Close-Out Prices
Too!
•
EXECUTIVE ·AND
DEMONSTRATORS .
. ALL HAYE FULL EQUIPMENT
PLUS Alll CONDITIONING . .
See -Us This Weekend
. UICK,IN
.COSTA
.MESA
. 234 E •. 17t~ ST.
. ' ' COStA MESA,
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