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THURSDAY AFTERN OON, SEPTEMBER :1 6, 197 ~
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i:-i~ur brcausr or 1nounting oprratill):.
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S1\'tiri Lakr. ;\lan1tvba. and ju~! had to
ha1·c 1[, In fact. 11c h::1d sa\"cd for a yrar
11) get ii 11hf'1111·e1rrnt back 011 a l 1~J1ing
lrip." Ingle said.
"I!{'· hiid t'arrird that 1h!ng -11 ings
~1)rf'ad Olli 30 inches 111 takeoff -on his
lap for 500 snilC'S until 11·e got 1o Prn1bina,
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li;nc ob1a111{·d 1hrrr pt•nn1t s -lro111 1h,..
1Jcpilr'll11l'!11 nr l11tcr1<ir thp \\'d(tl 1l r
licpartrncn1 ::1nd frn1n i:u.,1on1s -tn ,get
that 1hing i11,
or llle publishing eosnpany. el(ed !he ri~t
in postal n11es a.~ a niaJor fac1o r· 111 his
dct:isinn lo su~pend publ1!';;t1011
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do\1n <'OSI.• and pnt•e..;. 1t ~houkl lt~rlf be
;i pl illll' <1Hf'ndtT II ilh It.~ g1ga!lll!' In·
('t"r;i~f·S in pi1st<1I rates." Cull'lf'i. ~;url
"\\'hen 1t can1e 10 rna ke 1h1s dec1:-1011 "
he :idded , •·J tllough1 h.:i1•k o;,•r Look-~ :t~
.1rars vt l'Onstrut:t1vr. rt'sponsible and
all';ird·11·inn1ng jour11nl1sn1 and n1v he;irt
:<aid 'lcep il gning ' But n1~ head saitl
•.,11~pPnd ii ' And thl'rr 11·as re<J lly no
o1 her 11·ay.''
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Tht' publ1sh111g planl 1n l•r·5 \l1•1nr ' '-'ill
ho• ,;nit! In T1 111r. Int:
1.,1111. fi rst aµpeared 111\ \hr ~land~ 111
.J.1nu11r_v 1937, selling a! 10 t:en1~ an 1s~11r.
The lir.~I issue sold 11111J't' th;in 100.000
copies and by 10 months the t:ll'rula!lnn
h;irl gro11·n to l .i n1illion
L:irculation in the firsl ~1x rnunths ,,f
1971 averaged 6.6 mi?lio11 an issue. bur 111-
dustry sources said rising production
costs had eaten up the n1agazine·s
revrnue.
Look is the lattSl in a serie:-. of u1ajor
niagaiines that hnve ceasrd publication.
The most recent 1~as the Saturda\'
F:vening Post, 11·hich teased publieatio;1
111 Fcbruar1· 1969. aft er !48 1ea1· •.
llowevcr, RCurr Servass, rhe prc~id.ent n(
l 'ur11~ Puhlishin~ Co . p111 lhe Satul'da~
l·:1·c111nj! Pos1 back on !he st(l nd~ as a
1 111arrrrl~' puhlication. 11·ith lhe firs1 issue
appearing In J une 1971.
Seco11d Autopsies Confi1'1n
Sl1ots l(illed Attica Gua1·cls
1\TTICA. :"\ y lt,"PI 1 -Two 'fl1idely
kric11rn palhologists \\-'ho performed _se-
('und <llt!npl>lcS cnnfirn1cd toda_v thal n1nt
hnsl fl!:t'~ killrd in tht Attic.:a State Prison
rc1't1I\ died of gun.~hot "·ound.~
Tl1t': ;u1topsics l\'l're perfonnl'd b.v Or
llrnr~· S1e~cl or \Vestehe~1er Co.uni} and
llr. ~lil'hael BAden . assistant r'O!""lv York
City nH?die<J I ex:in1in{'r. alter an un·
~l1>rt:ik('r ::.aid hr round no 1·i~dhlr bullet
,1·ounds-on one of the hostitges, R.ichard
Lf'\\ ii;,
" 10th hC•.~IAgc cl l:!d of II beating !WO
rlll \ ~ after the rebellion !il:111cd
l>r .John 1-:dlaf\d . ~Jonroc Count .r
rncd1c;-il examiner, ~·ho had pcrfonnrrl
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lhe original autopsies. disclosed !ht fin·
dlllJ!S of the re-autopsies.
l·:dla11d said Lewis w1,1s ~hot in the ba<'k
1'>1 a !iinglc bulle1 ~-hh;h lodged in hi~
1·hcs1.
Thi' latest find ings ca1ne as a ~l ate ln-
\'estigation opened lnto the fil'e -da.1·
rebellion . One of fhe qutstions to be
an~"·ered is 11·ho fired !he shots 1hl'll kill-
ed the nillc host.1gcs.
\\'ere !hfy killed b~· inn111 lcs \\lond11y
11 hen 1.700 slatc poller.. \'a I 1o11 a I
(:11.irdsn1cn and ~hel'ifl ':-dt•pul ie" ~1111·111·
ed the t.200 f·on1·irt.~ 11hn harl hr!d thtnt
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Budget Boost Proposed
Desert Delight
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:11 Fol1e.~ 1-~E-rgere 111 La s \:c~as . 11hrrr 1t 1s still ho1
<le.-p1 \£' re1 ·rnL ~-nnl1ng lrend 1n Southern ('aliforn1<1 .
)hcila rela:..c~ in 1l1P pon l ;ii ;i J,as \'.e;;.,a" hotel <l ur·
1ng Ille da y ;ind k11 ks up her hC'cl :<> al 111 gh1 ,
11old So ldie r~ to Curb
f(illi11gs , Says Medina
FT. ~I CPtlE RSOi'\. (;a. fliPl 1 -Capl.
Ernest L. Med ina look the 11·ltness s!and
in his own dcfcn~e 1od;:ry and !old the
cour1-n1arlial Jury hr sprcifieally in·
slructcd his lroops not In kill 1\·01nen and
childr('n at ~l y Lai.
Tht 3~·year·uld professional sllldier
fro111 )lunlrose. Colo., charged ~·1th l!J:l
n1urders 111 thr South V1rtnamese village ,
;ilso catego rized LL 'Vllliani L. Calley,
one of hi s platoon leaders at l\ly Lai. as
lacking in leadership ability and in the
ability to quit kly grasp instructions.
Calley. _ \.\1l0 r.eJused _to testjfy at
T-.ledina's trial. stands convicted of 22
1nurders during the i\la rch 16. 1968. ~ly
Lai ope.ration. During his court -1nartial,
Calley insisted that he ~'as 1nerelv
fol\o\11ing :\ledina 's orders \rhen ci1tiliatls
\\·ere slaughtered at ~l y Lai .
i\ledina told of givin~ his Lruops a pf'p
talk the night bcfurt lhr l\ty Lai sweep.
arid !laid one of his rncn. 11·horn hr did 1101
identify. asked. "Do \.1-'t shoot women and .
children ?" • . 1 .....
1\1etlin<i said he rr'Plicd · ''i\'.o. use t:orn-
mo n sense. If an individual is trying to
hurt ·you. then shoot. If , he is &acft ng
1running a~·ay1, lire a 1\·:irnin)! sho! -
a11d if he doesn·t 1stop 1 shoot lo "ound or
kill.''
The Arn1y f'fl)ll11u1, ('barged 11·1th
01'erall responsibilily for !hr ;o.Jy Lai af·
f;i11-. .~;iid Callry ··did not po~ses.~
te;i der i.h1p a bil\1y -he 11as hal'ing Jl l'l)o
h\('lllS,
"I h;itl !o be ex tren1e!y careful in giv-
ing hin1 ini;tructions. He gilt lust ('Ull·
IHlUOl'~ly "
1\lca1111·i11lc. at Fl. 1\-lr:H!e. \1d , an at-
!urney for Col. Oran K llr11df'!'S(1n <ii·
1ackrd !he fred1b!lity 11f LI . Co l Frednc
\\'o!l.c, 1~l1u tcstifird \rednesday he heard
l-lentle rson rectivc specific 1ns1ruc1 ions to
investigate the killing of <;1v11iaus at 1\ly
La i.
\Vatke was on the \vitness sland fur the
11ccond day in Hende rson·s court-nu1rtial.
\Va tke t:onceded un<ier questiooing by
l lenry Rothb!att, I eildersoii'S ciVilian
defense attorney, that ht had signed a
rep(lrt 11,hi('h conflicted \\'ilh hi s
tc~tiniony that he knew of on Rctual com-
tiat cont :i ~t "·ith Ute enemy during theo
s11·eep of thl' Sout h V1elnarnesc hnmlel 011
?-larch l6. 1968
Rothblatl asked \\'<itke if h ~
rcn1embcred si~ninJ! ::1 ·rrporl on April 10,
1968. whi('h said U.S. Forces had bern
engaged "in·a hei:i vy firehght in the a(c a
of ~Iv La i.''
"',..es. sir, I do" \V atke replied.
The A:jir11 ID report was a <reco~
mendation for militarv a\1·ards to some Of
lhe men involved in tite r-.1y Lai strike.
Poinling out \Yatke'' p r c v Io u '
le.~limony "that there was no contested
action"' in the ~·ly l.al sector, R(lthblatt
inquired. .. Have you made 11ny 01 he r
deliberate raise reports·!"
"No,"' said \ratke.
Sliop]i fting 'f can1
Flees Mesa 'frap
Set by Police
By ARTllLR IL \'l:\"SEL
01 th• D•il1 P'llo! $!111
A s~stcmnt1c S<iu1her11 California
~hop!ift -burglary tearn c~csqwd a co~t a
,\lesa police trap \\'edncsd<i y, as one
pla1nclothesrnan thev tried tn run do11n
<l rove awa.v, firing two shots into lhe
fleeing gc!<iway car.
The 8 1;) p rn.. 1ntide 111 occurred at
\roolworlh's. 2.100 Harbor Boulevard. the
.~an1e store !hey had also struck only the
night befor e.
Dete<'tlve Phil Donohue est:aped injury
1vhen he spra\1•led across the pa vement to
avoid being hi t.
ln~esUga.tocuoti-d.. two black 1nales in
the vehicle used i11 the assault \.1-'ilh a
deadly 1reapon incidenr apparently \Vert
also apparentlv un~·ounded.
Store mana'Ae r Stephen Ness. who
wasn't prc~ent y,•hen the mlddleagcd
black won1an and four younger rnen
entered. said empluyes called police.
The staff -none of 1\'hon1 1vere
~·itncsses Tucsda \' night -knew of the
SUSpet'IS' syslrn1 both fro1n t/Je prior 1n.
eldcnl and store chain .securit,y agents'
y,arnings.
Donohue and his parlner. Dick UeF'ran·
c1sco. 1Yere dispatched iond slipped into
the Harbor Shopping Center Store for
su rveillanct.
Defrancisco said he ispotted one broy,·s·
Ing suspect grab JO as.~orted albums
worlh '$180 and ::iprint for the door.
Ht shouted a 11·arnlng -100 lar aw11y
to grab the SU'<.J)t'l'! -1\'ho ran to the
!Ste TRA P, Pnge ?I
$3. 9 Millio11 ,,
Hilie Urged
Fo1· Ca111pus
Spe('f:JI lo tht DAfLY PILOT
.SAN FflA1\'CISCO -UC lr1·ine v.-ould
i:;e! 11 $36.8 null1on operating budget for
19ii-7.1 under ;i 8~2~ 8 111ill1on spcnd1ni:
pro~ran1 prnpused 1o<.l:iy fu r the nine·
t <u11pu :-, 1 ·n1rersit_I' nf Cal1forn1a s~stcni.
l '\ · f'rt's1dcnt Ch;irlt'.' .J. f11tch unl'riled
J11s budget propos~ls dul'lng a niecrilfB uf
!,,(' flt'gents hrrf'.
!!11ch sa id lh µl'1 •pu~ed budget, abuut
.!i8o !lll!litJn ni11rc tlhan 1111 s year's sa~~ 7
n11!11on . "dues 11u1 fulfil! all o( !h1
1u111·ers1t~··s nio st urgent r.ecds. but doc:;
cn;ible 1hc u1111•e1·s11.v to re1•erse the
dircct in11 <1f the pa8t three Jears."
111 lh(• i:asc of Or;1nge Cciunty·s L'C
lrr111f·. the propos;il calls for a s:J.!I
1nitl1on 1ncre;1se 11vrr !hr current campns
vpe1;![111g budget ol :::.32 ~ n11ll1on
l 1111rr.~1t1 :-pukr.~n1e11 ~.url !hr LCI
IJ11(Ji.:c1 pn~pusal t•;11ls for .16 11c1v racultv
1ne111h1·r·s <ind 20 11c11 teal'll1ni.: :iss1stan1·~
10 hl'lp srr1·e .111 es11rn<1lcd tall 1972
en1·uil111~·111 ,.,, i.i32 s1udent s. Th r r1;;ure
includes undrrgr;.idl1<1tes . :: rad u at •
!:iludenL~ and tllCclical st udent~. UC I of-fici.il.~ C'\f>Cl't 7.~ ~ludrn!s on can1pus
!111~ fa!!
The Ufl budget p1·oposal fo1· 1972-7:1
.ilso 11·uuld red uce !hf' Sl'hoors t.:urrent
student-teacher r<1t10 from the t:urrcnt
19.1 lo 18.2, according to uoiYcrsity o(· fit'ials.
H1lth said, ';it is 1·ery difficult to µJan
adequately for J!l72·7:J realizing that re·
cent regents' budgets hal'e been
d1srega rcled hy !he ~tatr.
The _ budget rccomrncndalinn ~·a~
S<1n<Jw1chf'd bellvf'e11 11ro '"altcrnativeo
!Scr TlEG E1\"TS, Pagt l t
Orange Coast
Weather
The <'001 snap wi ll stick wlth u~
~t lt!ast thrOIJgtl fOmorrow. r\Tlghl
and morn ing loy,· clouds and coast·
al fog 11·ill he!p. keep !ht mercury
1011'. 11 will clear lo ha·tv sun with
highs nea r i~ and lows ·al 11.l.
l ~S IDE 'fOUA \'
Tlic Suitt Seuate has apµrovtd
n bill tho! u.1011 jd crac~· rlott•11 on
rrookr tl uinv 1·rpo1,. rleolcr:;,
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Kille1~ Win(l
In Louisiru1a
CAMERON. La. {UPI I -Hurrican&
Edith, which killed scores or persons on a
2.~mile trip of deatruction, lashed
Louisiana today with 100-mile·an·hour
winds, 1t lust nine tornadoes, torrential
raln and tides that flooded city after city.
Three twisters ripped Baton Rou.11:e. the.
gtate capital. They damaged several
hnmes, a shopping center. an ice cream
parlor and an elementary school, injuring
tv.·o students and a teacher ""ith shat·
tered glass and debris.
Three other tornadoPs 11i•ere rt>ported. in
the New Iberia iirea. The hurricane al.so
spun off twisters at Lafayette, Cro"·ley
and betwe~ Broussard and Youngsville.
Edith made her landfa ll JO miles east or Cameron on the marshy Louisiana
shore. But thousands of coastal dwellers
who have lived wiLh the fear of hut·
ricanes most of their lives had fled inland
and the shoreline was almost deserted
when the storm struck.
Schools, stores and churches were
abandoned lo be ripped and torn by the
hurricane. Power lines were knocked
down and debris littered hund reds of
miles of highways.
'"She aounds mean. The winds are
ferocious. They are suc king at the win·
dows. There i:s wh ipping wind and heavy,
heavy rain," said Ra y Valdetero, a Lake
Charles, La., ne¥i'sman :statio ntd inside
the three-story Cameron cou rthouse.
"We know the hurricane is here We
can feel it. It's beating do¥i'n pretty hard.
There is flooding and the power is out.
V.'e saw hot wires coming do¥i·n off poles.
ll's frightening," Va!dctero said as
Cameron took the brunt nf the st0rm.
Edith , formed as a tropical depressinn
In the Caribbean 11 days ago. first
became a hurricane Sept 7. ravaging
Honduras, the Yucatan Peninsula and
Nicaragua with J7J·mil es·an·hour \vi nds.
'The storm killed at lea5l 35 persons -
possibly scores more in isol ated areas -
aod ""iptd out entin villages. 11 emerged
intll the Cul! of Mexico \last SC\turday in
a weakened condition but r:ained speed
and .strength and reached hurricane force
again Wednesdav off the Te xo'I~ cnast.
The National \l.'eather Ser vict fr1recast
rains of up to a foot along Edith's inland
path.
Big Test Fails;
His Booniera.ng
Won't Corne Back
CAN!ERRA (t.;PJ) -Australia:s onl y
aboriginal member of parl iament got so
angry tiver An1erican boom erangs !orl.<1.y
he held a public demonstra tion on the
steps of parliament to prove aboriginal
boomerangs do come back
His didn't -it got cau i;(ht in 11 trtt.
Sen. Neville Bonner attackPd imporled
t;.S. boomerangs in his maiden speech 10
parliament 1¥i"O weeks ago and returned
to the subject tod.<1.y. To prO\"e his point
he and his colleagues "·ent lo the steps of
parliament.
Bonner, 53. ended up climbing the lree
lo retrle\'e his boomerang.
The contro\·ersy startf'rt with a rlaim
by Australi a·s champinn boomf'rang
thro"·er, Ste\"e S1lad\'. Iha! Ausrr11 li.an
bonme rang!' don"t com" ha<'k. ~1li'1rlv
angered Bonner h~ sa\·in~ ' · t h P
aboriginal cou!dn"t Ci'lfP If'~~ v.hrrh~r h1~
comes ba ck or not Ho1\"e\"f'r , Amerir.<1.n
man ufacturer~ are ronceme:d that their
boomerang~ come bark ··
Bonner sii irl ~il ach ·s '."ti'ltemPnf ..,,.,.~
nonsense. "Auth rn11c a bn r i i;: 1 n a I
boomera ngs n:v h1~her and fu r1hl'r i'l nd
a re much more sper1arular ·· B11 t. he 11rl·
ided, "the~e ma ss·prnducf'd jnb~ .<1rP
i:.triously undercutting the .<1.uthenlic pro-
ducer."
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'"hly husband is a cha rartcr," admit5 Ba rb::ira Bre\v·
er. bul she is getting ui:c d tn his habit of parking the
1971 fam ily ronvertible side1vays in the garage.
H usband says it's ktnd of a challenge since he is a
truc k driver and insist! that hls \.\1i!e can do it, too.
Brown Threatens
To Sue Mtu·phy ,
Norton Sin1011
SACRA!\!EI\"TO !UPl l -Scrretary nf
State Edmund (',, Rro1\·n Jr 1nrl;iy
threatened the prosecu!lon nf l34 poli t!cal
candidate!i, includ ing fnnn('r Li S. Sf'n.
George t-.1urp hy, for improper cam paign
fund reporting.
Al so cited h_v Arnt.1·n v.·as !\lurph y's 19i0
Republican pnm;iry npp•inrnt. multi·
millionaire t\orton Simon Simon prompt·
ly denied any v.•rongdo inll: and ac·
cused Brown of 5.eeking •·che11p pubhci·
ty ..
Brnv.·n rl('<"!ined !n name othflr ca n·
dida tes on his potential pro!'P<'U!inn list
until a sched uled nev.·s conference toclo'ly.
But his office sa id r-.turphy 11nd Simon
v.'ere the most prom inent persons . nn
state¥i1ide offici o'llS or le'1:islstors were in·
\"o!l·ed and Dtmoc ra1s as well a~
Republicans were included .
'"It's a very bip11rtisan !isl," said Depu·
ty Secretary of Stall' Tom Quinn.
It v.·as the 3~ ye<ir-n1d Den1ocr11t'~
bnldPSt move vet a!i SecrP!11rv of St111P.
after nin e oUtspokrn month~ during
\\'hich hl': hll ~ chi.!len11:rrl J ;ir~e nil com-
pa nie~. sought free !.e le visinn time for
politico'll candidc.tes and aggressively
pu shed the 18-.\·car.flld \'nle.
Bro"·n·s intention!' v.·erP dt~r\osed \\'e<I·
oe!'dav \n 11 brief memo tn nPll'~men.
lt said Bro¥i·n. son nf formrr Go\' Ed·
rnund G. Brn¥i·n. v:o11\rl hnld a nf'\\S rnn·
ference Thursday morning "rn annnunre
1hat he is atxiut In SPPk prnsrru11on of 134
political candidate~ who fa1lrd In file pro·
per c11mpaign C'nntr1h11tinn 11nrl t ~
prnditure rPports fol\0111011: last year·s
prlman · and general elections.
Frorr1 Pt19e I
1'RAP. • •
11i a1 t1 n.I! r;ir ;i!' !lnnnh llf' .'!ii' P rh11~,,
!11\l'~!1g~t nr~ ~a1rl thf' .<:l!~prrt~ fii il t"ri In
hill! :lf' qrrJrrPrJ 11hrn 0rt1•r !11f' 1)111l11hllE!.
1denlif1ed h 1n1~e\f a~ '1 pol11·n1n:in, gun·
nin.'! the car lnll'a rrl him in rel'rrsr
OH1r Pr R1f'h<1rd Frrrlrrik.<:rn si11d in hi~
hur~lary r£'1X>rt !hr 110111.an ;inr\ " f11ur!h
ma le suspect sl1rped riut into the crnll'derl
parking lot 1\hile ;.ittpnt1on v.·11.~ focused
on the !'hooting inr1dcn t
Store nff1ctals told nf the sa1nr hl 11sf'
hrfl¥i'.<:ln~ hy the 1¥i'n :ipp;irent derny
shoppers lhe n1.11:ht befnrr !\.<: ,.. .~ecuntv
man rh;ii;ed lhP sprinter rarry111g $1\j
\l'('lrth nf ~1 rreo 11lbums
One of the team harl eni;?a~Pc\ ii rlerk·~
anent ion h.1· con!'l Ant riuesl10ns about the
stnre·~ hook departmrn!
\\";itch r omm11ndPr Sizt Ann Allen sa1rl
today thr fo11r persnn~ ll"f'n' \1·an!NI fnr A
S('nes nf identical burglaries, mostly at
\\"onl ¥i'tHth"s slores.
Shopllfllng i~ hur~lary unr\Pr tht \a111
v.hen it is clei.r\v shown !hf' thief entrrrd
the premlse!i with prinr 1ntent tn :1te11l,
rather than succumbing to a sudde n in1·
pulse.
Froon Page J
REGENTS ...
budj!et.~" Hitch presented for the regent's
considerat ion.
One, an "11u~trnly budget" $40 5
m1lhon high!"r than l11 sl YP<'r"s stale .'IP'-
propriatio n, "would not re~tore any of the
program red uctions \'.'hich \1e h111 e had
fo ma ke during the past three ye11rs."
lhtch said the other. 11i h1ch r£'presnls a
$16 !I million increAse o\"er last \f'tl r'!I
state fund11. "·a~ "a mMr~t budget 0h1t11"ed
on ~tandards \\"f"ll !\tlnw those r rt \'a1llng
1n !he mid ·!91>()"s ··
The '"rttnmmtndPd b11d~e!"' inrrf'll~es
itl<i!P part1r1Q11!1nn h~· tl\O ~ m1lhnn from
~1~7 1 m1ll10~11nd rail~ for ~lfi ~ n'lllll"ln in
regents fund!' 11 tnrllHiPS • $2$ ~ m11l1nn
incrrase in thf' base for inf\at1nn, merit
lnrreasf'!' and f11nd1nR adJ11s!mr n1~ anrl
$3$ million fnr whi t l11!rh c111led
"nectS,2t}' increases ·~
World Finance Leaders
Report Mo11etary Accord
LlJ NDON (lJPl1 -Finance m1n1sters
nl lhr 10 ric hPst nnn·Commun1st nations
.<1.nnnunced agreement tod.<1.y to take
measurrs "on a wide front'" lo end the
month--0ld \vorld monetar.v crisis.
They said this shou ld include "an 2.:--i·
propri11le real ignmen t" of world cur·
renries
F1n11nce m1n1strrs. nf the grou p of trn
announ{·erl 1he agreton1rnl 1n a cnm·
munique at the end of t¥i"O da vs of talks
on the doll:ir crisis. ·
The cnmn111nir111e s111d "they agrPe tha t
ll suhslant111I adjustn1Pnt is required.
They a11:ree tha t the measurP.s tn brinl':
about this adju.~lment shoul d he taken nn
a v.·1de front anrl shnulrl include an air
propri11te reo'l lignmenf of currencies "
The communiqur said the minis ters in·
struc!Pd their de puties to prepare a ¥.'Ork
prngram for the "more immediate
issues"' and to report in them "'hen they
nex t meP! in Washingtlln Sept 26.
The commu nique said they also in·
struc!ed their deputies to cnllabnr111e
v.·ith the lnterna!iono'll i\1 onetarv Fund
(l r<1F i "in exploring \\'ays and means nf
refnrrning international monetary ar·
ran!l;emen !s."
H said the 5(}-CaJled working party thrt>e
nf thr economic policy c:nmn,1 tee of the:
21 nll!inn Org;i nir.atinn for Economic:
Coopera tion and Development iOECDI in
Par1.~ would cont inue its work on <i~sess·
ing !he scale nf th e balance of p1ymf'nl.s
adjustment required from !he United
States and the implications for othe r
countries.
Banker, Family
SaYed by FBI;
l(idnapcr Slain
~1 ARIF.TT A, (;;i 1rr 11 -FBI !1 1!,Pnf~
.'lhfl! :i nd falilll\" \\"(IUndPd ii \\'Oi llrl·hr 0hiln k
rnhhrr !nd;iy ~nrl ff'~l"UPtl ii han ker. h1~
11 1F<' and !htir two d11uiz h1 er.~ 11hn harl
brPo hPld for 30 hours 115 hosta ~e.'I.
Twn Fl~I agent.'I werr 11'nunrltd -hut
001 .~l'rin11.~ly -in ii prc-da\\"O .'lhoo!nut
11 1th the tianrlil at a motel in this 1\r l11 11li1
suhurh The h;.indi!, whn ulent1 f1crl
hin1sell .'Is Mar 1,in Grissom nf McDo111!,i1\,
,\rk, rl 1Pd 1n a hn~pital of bu lltt "·n11nds
lrl thP ChP~I .
ThP crin1e ~t arterl .<ti 10 pm Tu P~rl:iy
nip.hl in !he srn al! central Genr~1.~ 101111
of Cnncnrrl .
Leo Conr.\", special agent In chari:!' nr
lhP ~"B l 811rPau 1n A!lan tii , ~a id (;n~~om
came to the rt sidence of T A. Smith,
prr.<;ident nf the U:incnrrl A;inkini;: Co,
nnd ordered him et gunpoint to go to his
bank lo of)('n thr \'1'Ult .
The hankpr replied lh11 t lhe v.<1.ulr h11d a
time lock and cnultl nnl he nprned until 9
a rn. Thur5da.v , i>ince it al"·ays "·as clos·
ed on \\'edne~da~'!'.
The rohbcr th:ln annn11 n('rd th;i! he
l\'OUld hnld !he l!'ntlrt lflmily until Thur~·
day. Conroy !11'jd, and he \\"OU Id hal'e
Sn11!h open thr "au ll the n,
The F8l said Grissom forced Smith. his
v.•ife and lhe\r two teen-A~ed dau.l'hl£'rs
lnlo the family'~ r.ar . They drove ii bout !>O
miles to the Holid11y Inn In 1\1 t1riell-!J. The
family, ¥.•lth c;ri~som ¥1"11tching, re mained
In the roo m until tbP: 4.30 a.n1 . shootout.
Conro~· SAid the. FBI \\"as alerle<I !hat
!he fan1lly had bePn flhrl\IC!f'd and WAS
able lo place thr roo m under ~un•tillance
\\'ednesdsy.
Before dawn l oda~-, Conrny ~11id, "the
robber "'"S oh.~e r\"erl to e<imt QUlsid t.: the
roo m and sto'l nd at the halC'11ny alone.
Sei1.1ng this npporlunity In 1<ubdue lhe
rohhf'r "''il hout end 11ngl'tini;( the Smith
fi'lmlly, FRI llll'.enls immrd latPly rlo~t'd In
on !hf' robber "ho he ~11n firi ng 111 the
llfi:e M!S ,.
T1l"O FB I agents. Jnh nnv '\',.11dl anr1
Thnm:is .J. '"ll'on. \11rre "·ni1ndt'd hut 11re
ex(X'cterl II'> r,.rn1·pr (.ris~nm "'a~ ~hnl 1n
!he che!I And ditd a short whlle later 11\
KPnnesrnne ho!p1t.:11.
ThP f11m 1I\" ¥.'ii~ rf'srued and taken In
!heir hr::':".e !!'1 C'o .. ord
\\'nrk 1ng par1y three is a group of ex-
prrts in OECD "'ho deal with currency
m;ittcrs.
Duri ng today's ~ess1nn Britain, France
and \\'est Germany warned the United
S!ales thnt an inter national trade war
cnu)d develop if the Uni ted States main·
l:11nerl its !O percen t surcharge on im·
porl S
Tile three nali{ln~. the United States'
pnnc1 pal all ies in Europe, asked that the
!'Urcharge he rPsci n<led and that the
Uni ted Sl.<1.lcs jnin the1n 1n actio n to
re1·11!ue ¥i"nr1d currencies "·ithout dela v.
The demand.~ came al 11 meeting nf
fin;inc<' rnin1:-te rs and central ha nkers of
lhP _l!rnup of IC'n, lhP non·Communist
"·orld 's richest cnuntries.
As the group confe rred on the month·
old money crisi s, the· dollar staged a
r-light recovery in Europe after coming
under he.<1.vy pressure for t"·o davs in
European market s. In Tokyo the dollar
""<IS down 6 .13 percent. a new low.
Rn!ain"s thance llor of the Ex chequer
Anthony Rarber told the . conference the
presPnt s1t11at 1on i.'I · 'J"n t ent i a 11 v
danf!crnus" and could lead tn building uP
tr:id e bA rr i er~ wh ich it would be hard to
disn1antl e.
"'There i!'! only a thin line between
Sflfeguard~ and retilli11tio n," Barber said .
French Finance r<!ini~ter V 11 I e r v
Giscard o·F:staing sa id prolong atio n ~I
the pre~ent money cri~1.s and particul arW
nn the US imf)Orls surch11rge will rnake
it more difficult tri retorm the world 's
sh11 ken mone t<1 r}' svstem .
C.1scard o·Esl o'1 1ri~ called fnr general
realignment of ¥i'nr1d mone.tar~· paril!e11.
1nrl11ding de\"aluatlo n of the dollar
aiz11in!lt ~olrl
\\"r11t GPrmAn F1n11nce f\fi ni~ltr K11rl
Srh1ller i;a1rl the U S impo rt!\ ~urrhArge
h11.~ n1adr monev rf'lnrm mn rP diffiC'ul t.
HP <·;i!l rrl nn !lll ihe m.<1in WP~!Prn lr11dlnJ!
n;itn1n~ tr• 1n1n 111 '·bu rden sharin g" 1n thP
I'• P~t'llt rri~1~ He !\il Jrl the r alue of the
<l r>llar 1nt1 ~! hf' ln{'lud ed lo this.
PROFESSIO NAL
INTE RIO R DE SIGNE RS
Taiwata Ouster Set
U.S. to· Support
Red Council Seat
UNITED NATIONS.N Y IU Pll -The
Uni1ed States proposed !nd <tv !hill the
J>erm;inent sea t nn the I" S Securi!y
Council be given tn Co1nmunist China.
The pr11posal was pt1t fru-11'ard by US_
Ambassador George Bush at a meeting
attended by more than 30 de legalions
friendly to Nati onalist China .
The latest draft resnlut1(Jn on the China
Issue would give t..:.N mernbershi p to
both lhe Chinese Com1n1in1s ls <ind the
Nat ionalist Chinese "'ilh the. Security
Council sea t now held by thP Nationalists
going to the Cnmmunists instead. The
resolu tion goes to lhe 1\ssen1bly early
next "'eek.
After the meeting Bush expressed con·
fidence that the U S. policy for a du:il
Chinese representation in the United i\<1·
lions is on the wa v 10 success.
"I have a disti.nCt feeling that there is a
Ex-Costa Mesan
Admits Mailing
Obscene Matter
A colorful. former Costa Mesan who
cnntends he i~ just a businessman today
faces sent encing in October, after
pleading guilty to JS federal counts ot
mailing obscene maUer.
Joseph Reita no. 58, and Lucien Reita no,
24. both of 2731 Orion Ave . Santa An;i,
"'ill return Oct 18 lri hrar U. S 01s1rirt
Cou rt Judge A\"cry Crary prescri be their
pPn11lty.
1'he sentencing in IJlS An geles roul<l
result in a total of 75 yrarg in pri~o n and
a $75.000 fi ne for !he fnther, under terms
of !he law.
Surh stiff terms are r11 rrly h11nded out ,
especially 1n ca ~es of gud ty plea.~.
ThP Reilanos current!\' lace other cou rt
action in Orange County stemming fron1
a series of police raids on Adults On!y-
t~·pe s!ores and ll"ti rehnuses full of 11!1eged
pnrographic m:i!C'ritlls .
Beitano. a ;:h11rt . h11ld1ng man, h:i~ s11 1d
in pr io r f)AILY PILOT 1ntC'r\·1rws he 1:1
ju~l a bus1n£'SFmao try1n~ to mak e a lt\ •
ing
Long !C'gal battles in\Ol\•1ng the L'S.
Con!'t1tu!lon and defln1t1nn nl obscenity
and po rnngrpphy apparently lie Ahead 1n
crinnec11nn \1'1lh othPr l'al'C~
Father and son h11ve sevrral prior con·
\'tctinns under appeal.
They cu rrently face lclnny anrl misde·
meannr chargrs in ~1est Orange Coun ry
J ud1c1al 01stnct Courl
The Hcitanns and ;i llun11ngton Harbour
couplr, F'rC'dcri l'k ··n.us1~··· Loa r. 34. and
his 1\·ifc t\ ,,~ . 31, of 4(!62 H l1mboldt A 1·e ,
v.·rr~ arrr~1 erl last ~f ay. ,
\11ee 1nvr~1 1g11!(1rs 1•1s111 11 g an 1nd11sln.<1.I
b111lrl1ng I'l l lfil44 Golden \\"r-sl St , Hun·
t 1 n~1nn Hr;ic h. seized huge h:i uls of sexy
m11 le r111 I 1h;i1 tune .
The 20, ISO rPcl~ of fil m anrl 300,000 5till
phe>lngraph~ thr dc fPnd ;i nt~ cnnlc nd to be
;iri¥i·nrk wrre stacked up to si x feel high,
pollcP s::11d.
ln \·est1ga!ors spent 12 hnurs ~1ft1ng
!hrnugh , exam1n1n g and in\"entor.ving the
rac~' matena!s
(lnly sclcl'! rx;implt>~ arr exJl('cted !n
h!" introduced as ev1denre later when prn.
credinj!s brkin brfore ,Judge \\'aller
Chararnza. "ho nl<I\ nrdPr .a Ina!
IIan~fer to SUpflrinr Court
A lari;(r :imount wa~ ruled tn he ii·
ICJ<fllly ~r11<'rl
Frdrral \'h;iq:c~ ;i c;i1n~1 !hr lalhPr·.<:On
,,nt rPprf'neur~ ~·111111• \a<:t :'\(l\'en1ber af\Pr
an r1~h! n1nnth ~Bl prr1be 1n!n {'rO~!"·
C<'Untry ~h1pn1 rnt of hohk.~ ;ind films to
:::;1 Pnu\. .\11nn, t1nd 01l1t•r pn1111~
Open Mon ., Thur1. & ,,J, l:vH.
-
for¥i·ard motion.'" he sairl.
flipln1na11c snurce.'I .~aid 1he LIS action
""s taken ro get lhe supp11rt of Ji!!pa11
whi1·h ha s ~re11t prestige 1n A~1a
.Japan apparent!) had not 111fof 1ned the
t"n1tPd States of 1Ls f111al posit ion on the
Chi na representat ion issue And d111lon,::its
said it was not expectel to until FnrP1,11;n
!11inister Takw Fuku da returns to Tokyo
Sept !7
U.S. dele~ates preparfd ;i rrsnlut1o n
g1v1ng American support for the first
lim e lo Communist fhina"s rlaim to the:
Chinese t,: N seat v.htle 11ff1 rminf;l the
righ! of the Taiwan regime <11~n lo be
represented .
President Nixo n'.s ad m1nistra11'1 n in
.supporfing Comm unist Chinese admissio11
f.o the U.t\'., said it would not forsake Na·
tionati st China .
A second U.S. resolution would declare
any move to ex prl Nation alist China 11n
'"important que~tion " requirini;( a two·
thirds vote of the General Assembly fo r
apprnval.
U.S. spokesrnen s;iid they fel t !here
was a gnnd l'hanre of prcser1·ing ;i U N.
sea t for Taiwan whi:e ;idmitt ing 1he Pek·
Ing re)iime
Communist China has long :;a id the on·
ly "'ay ii wnul d accept membership
would be if Chiang Kai·shek's govern·
ment was ousted from the UN .
Albania, the only Western Euro pean
ally of the Peking regime and 17 nlher
countries already ha \"e mad e public a
resolution ca11ing for seating or Com·
mu nis l China an d the expulsion of !hi!:
Chinese Nat ionalists.
Bush said \Ved ne~day that althou gh
t\ixr>n had prnclai 1ned :i rhan~e in pr11icy
tnw ard Comrnuni~t Chin:i it 11'<1.~ 1m·
pnrtant to und ers!:ind \1h;it l\";i ~h1ng1on
'-''()1 ild nn1 do nnl hC' re)lrC'~en!:it1on is~ue.
"The United S!a!es ""Ill nnt ah11ndo!1
the na tinnalist gn\'rrnmen t on Tai\1an or
;icquiesre in the fort•i ble takenrer of the
isla nd by the People's Republic: of
Ctiina," Bu~h silid.
Commu nis t Chin;i contends Ta iwan,
situated !00 miles nff lhe mainl11 nd rriast,
is a pro1·ince of Communist China .
Chiang Kai·shek 's regime fled tn Taiw:i n
in 1919 when the Communists took over
the ma inland.
ATIICA ...
to sav e them because the convicts dress·
ed lhf'.ir hostages in prison dPni ms and
bid behind them as lhe a!sault force hit
pri ~on for fi\·e days '.'
Qr "'·ere they ~hCJt by the men whn tried
the prison v.·ith rifles, shotguns 11nd tear
ga~' '
Annther nag~in-" QUl'.~!inn is whethe r
!he :-l~vghtrr rnuld ha ve been pre1·ented
if negn tialiOnl\ had gonp a li!ll P longr r or
(;ov . Nrl~nn A. Rnckefell er had
personAl!y appear(ld RI lhP prison ?
Rockefeller me t with aide~ and cor·
rrcf\{ln nfff1cifl lS !rid11~ in Albany to plan
thP in\"e~tigalinn inl 11 !he Attica prison
t11ke('lve r an d its rC'capluring
Tl'n prisnn cmplriyes and 32 con\"i!'ts
d1Pd du ring the riolin~-
The dead ('Onvicts \1·erP an1ong more
than half of Aiuca's 2.t~I 1nma!Ps 11'hn
~rir.ed ~8 ho5t11ges and twn cell block ~ nl
thr :i~·acre rnaxim1un stocurll~ rrison
Thu rsda~· i\inr hnst af:,es and 31 pri~oncr l
¥."t re ln11nd dead aftrr the pn!'fln wa :(
ctrim1erl :>1nnrlay A lflth pn~nn Pmpln.\'e
d1Pd e.?.rl1er ;inrl nne con\ 1cl rl1erl ll'l'<ln<'~~
nil\ in a Buff11 ln hosp1!.<1I
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VO L 64, NO. 222 . 3 SECT ION S. 38 PAGES ~~-'-~~~~~~~~
OR ANG E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stoeks
THURSDAY , SE PTEMBER 16, 1971 TEN CENTS
No Officials of Huntington Assured
I~~ AL\'.\ l)IHl\I~
Of •~t Df•'> '•lot Sl•H
All dr.p<1 rtH1er11 l1e<ids 111 llu11!11(glo11
ncai:t1 l'!l,1 go1("r111nc111 11ere a,,,;111"ed h~
lht' 1:11y i,:oullc1I tnda~ thal no purge ul
~c~ )'!J.'i1 tions is t;,·1 ng pla11nt·d 111 the 1~;1ke
of !h~ Oli 'll'r of Do)\(' ;\!Iller ;is t·lt.1 :id·
1111nislr::itor
.\ n1cn1or<1ndt11H. "lgncD by <1ll .'ic1r11
•·ounril n1c1nl>rr;:. 11·;1~ :-.c1.i !u :ill 1lep;ir!-
1ne11t hra(IS t l\1~ 11 aw1!1ng C\pr f's~1ng th1·
"fine toopcr<1t1on" lhc e.\ci.:u1i1cs h;i1c
l\1e(li11a Say s
Callev Not
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'A Leacle1·'
l'T :'11CPl.IEHSO.'\. Ca.• L"P[1 -Ca[ll
l~rne;.l L. :'lled111a look tile w11r.e.,;s stand
i11 his 01111 dclcnse lod<iv ;ind told 1he
1·ourt·n1:irt1al Jllrr hr Spceil 1(·alll· i11-~tn 1c1~rl hi~ 1ro11p; not hi kill 11on1t:11 ;.ind
t·l11 ldrcn al ~h Lni .
Tl1e ll-.\'l':tf-vld pr•1!es~~l>n:1I soltlicr
f 0111 '.\!0111rose . l'u!u. l'h:11·~rc! 11!th Ill:!.
nn11 ·dr_•rfi in llir So111h \'\clnal1it'sc 1 ill:ig1·.
;1lsu c;itegorized LL \\'i!li<irn I._ Callrl'.
11:'C' of Jiis pl<1tuo11 lea ders ;it .\Iv L111 . it~
l;ic;l,u1g in le;1dcr;;hip Jtb1li1 y :11id 111 !he
al)ilitv !u <1uiekly gr<isp instrut'tirJnS.
Ca lley. who refu~ed to le stif,• at
\le-dln:i ·s !rial. .-;lands t•o111·1<c!td Or 2~
n1urders during the .\larch 16. 1968. \l\I
l.ai npcratin11 f)unng his t·nurt-1Tt;u·!1ai.
<.'<1llcy insisted thnt he 11·a!'i nH:relv
f11lto1ving '.\ledin:i '.s order ~ 11·!1t•n ci1·ili:in-~
11cre .sl<iughtl"red al 1\1.v L;11.
_\lcdi1ia rold of gi\'ing Jus ll'!lop:> a pep
!alk th\" night hclore the :'1\y l.ai ~11cep.
;111rl said i•nr ol hi-; n1cn. 11 ho1n he did 1101
ii!()nlJl _I. a:;~cd." \),,\\('~hoot lllllllCll and
ch1!dren·:-'
.\Jcdina s;ild he replied •·;'\11 , u~e co111-
1no11 sense H an in<lil'iduc.l i~ t1·y1nf! 111
hurt you. then ~hl')(ll Jf he is evadin;;
1 l'unning :nr<iy 1, lire a w;1r11ing shnt -
;11•d 1f he doc~1i't < SlDp 1 ~11nut lo \\'nund or
ki ll '
'rhe .A.nny caplain. ~·h.irgcd wi 1h
01erall re~pon5<1h11i11' fClr lh(' ~II' Lai <ii·
l;1Jr .. ,';ifild (;.i llev. ··d id not ' po.~.~<'~~
lf,~1dc r·sh1p ability -he 11n ~ l1 ;111ng pn1-
lilr•1ns
·· 1 h<1d 10 he e:o;;lrcn1r-h 1:;in-'ru1 111 !!.II ~
ing hirn ins!l'Ul'lions . He gnt In~! (·nn-
t 111uou~ly "
il'lcan~rhile. at FL ~-le<icle. illd .. an at-
(urne.v for Col (Iran I\_ llender:-.!J n fl!-
IHtked the (:rcdihilitv of L! Col Fredric
\\'atkc. 1-rho tcstified \rcdnesd::i v he heard
Hl'nclcrsnn reeei\'e spee1tir 1n~truct1ons to
inrc.stigntc l11c ki!ling o! ri1 il1ans ;it .\1 y
L;ii
\\'atl-c 1vns 011 !lie 11·11nc-..!i :.land fnr !he
'('('O!ld d:1,1· !ll ll c11\'l('r~o1i's t:ourt -1na l'l i<1I.
\\'alkc eonce(led unncr fJUe ,t10nin r, h.1·
111.'r.r\ Hulhhl•~tl. Jlrndcr~rin "s L'111)1a11
df'frti-:e ;11tnr11c~. 1h:1! l1r li;id ~1 ~11C'cl a
repCJ'1 II hieh ,L'\Htfllt'lrd w1t li Ii I ~
1rAt1n1un~ !h;11 hr knr 11 (if 110 ac!u<ii L'lllll ·
hill cnn1;i1 ·1 1·,1ti1 !he cnr1nv iJunng lh e
1..;rr \·U;:nr''· /'azr ·?1
l'ublie lnY itcd
1'o Huuting ton
Prog;ress Eve nt
\101-e than 20U per;,:rln< ;11·e c__\pcl'trd 10
11 itrnd Hun!1ngtm1 Bei!cli's Congrei;s fur
Co111n1un1tr Progr\"ss Sept. 25 a! l;oJdru
\\'r.'t Lollrge.
SponsL1red b.v 111e t'hanihcr of Cu1n-
r11ercr>. the round table di 5L"LISStons on
l111ure f:O<ils Olt)d preSt'lll probl\"tllS of 1he
i 'll,v (Ire open to the publit.: 1 hi~ yc.1r .
,\11y. 1n1f'rl"s 1rd ci tizen tnay pa1'tir1pa1r
h\ rontael!ng the l'ha111bc1· otf1<'e , 18jll:!
HP;ieh All'1I <ind p:1.l'in~ a $2 re;!i ~lrat 1nn
l"r lle;.t1~tn1i1011 will br hPld f1·1•111 R ~o
si rn ro !i a 1n 111 Forvni II lnll n11 cd h.1 a
:1u-1n11 111tt• ~1111r prf"<et1tati1111 on p:1st .ind
IUl!lfft:' t:it~· planuing
Till' Pl'l.'S\')ll <~ll<>ll 11111 hr 11\/Hlr b1·
P.•1J::r.r SIH!t's. a n1e1nbrr 0r lhr l.'lly plan-
111ng L'0n1n1issio11 . :ind lJi ck ll11rl u11·. assis-
tant ll unting1on Be;ich Planni 11g Direttor.
Con~res!'i Ch11irn1;in Peter Hor1011 said
p;1rticipan1s "-'111 then select one or eight
rnu 11d l ftU\es for smi11l·group discussion
on co1nn111nil v concerns.
E::irli roun<i li!ble will bf' rhaired by a
rcpr\"se111a1i ve fro1n !ht Citii'.ens Ctim-
1n11tee on Goals and Ob]ecti\'e~. a ne1'
~roup for1ned by c1t.v hall lo ::iH01v
<'ilizens a grea1er voice 1n d!'te.rmining
lluntington BeaC"h's ruture course
R:otind 1:\ble group~ \1'111 mee1 frorn 10
;i 111. l1nt 1I noon To111cs and l'ha1rrnr11
;irt''
Residential and l1ou~1ni:: d('ve lopmcnl.
"f\1r s, .Jeanette Tu rk. c·nn11nerci:il and in·
duslria l developmen1 Robert Sutakl":
('f11nn1unit v appr.aranre and non-s t11.1C'-
lural hlighl . non (;1erlt. lransporlallQ(l
anrl circl1lation. Pctt'r l!or\011 . !'OITI·
n1unit\' fa r il1tJei; iind p11blir str\·i1'<' Jhn
~hepp.hcrd: pflrk~. ttrrealio11 and ol)('n
~p<ltC. OiC"k I lu5t(ln . ~thool~. Jerry Shra,
:ind natural rcl'Oll!TC'.5 and oll l)rudui:tln n
,\1ik r-Roi;H11
i,;n en 1!1e 1•uu1H.:11.
'\\ e anlil'1 pa le that all cl1"p:1r1n1en!~
l\f.'iidS aod en1plo.1'c!' \1'1ll 1·1"ifl!lt•rate doring
the-p<'ritrd ,,r t1«•n~llhin t11111I a new l·i!Y ;1d1111ni~t1'<'1I UI' 1·<111 br ~c lc~·\1•<1 and
1l11're:1fter," the 111l·111111 .indun1 ~!;Ile~
"\\'e continue 1f1 ha1·e confidcnct' 111 all
ilt'part1nenl hl"ads and bcliC\'t' lhal ii 1s
~t'fl·C'l'1d~n1 11ia1 an~ r!l~agreen1e n1.~ the
t·oun<'il n1 a~· h:i1f' 11 1th '.\lr ~lrl lcr d1d and
fl<1 110! e:>.\e11d 111 (hr drpartn1ent heads flf.
tile Cl!}'.
TO SPEAK AT GOLDEN WEST
Candidate McCl oskey
R ep. Jlf cClosh:ey
f'l""·~ 11clclres s
,,1 t Coltl e11 JTI e.~l
\_ S. t'ungl'Cli-~tnn n P;iul ~ · !'r!~"
\li{'lo:;kt',1. 1!1f' 11 11!1 l:rnuhl i(•.111 lo
1·!1.illrni;" Prcs1clf'nl \1-:011 111 the
111'1111;1r1ei;, will .~pl'ak ;it t;nlden \\'est
( nllrge fr1 da,v 11 1ght
\l,,1·1oskr) 1H-t'<1l1t \ 11dJ t;1lk nbout
the l11doch1n;i 11'!!1', en\ 1ronnir>nt 11I and
1·11ngres,;1011;i) rc!111'1n i.~~ue~ al a ~ p,111.
~ ouldt>n \\"('-..! 1ntcrn~!i011al dinner 10 tile
Ct>llrgl" l'•'.111\'1'. The publ 1l i.~ 11111ted
'['tie t l-ycar·uld Jegisl;llnJ :.i ti1ugh-
1111.ndtd nppnlll'lll In lhe 11 ;1r. 1~ !'ll:.illeni;·
1111! Jirc~ttl ('lll \1~rn1 Tr1 fl('l'C ir1·;1te l" ~-
11 11hrlr;111;il II \" 1~ nl :11 111111J; 10 rnrrr 1he
~p1111b p1r·1<1d{'1>11;il p1·1111;-,r1cs 111•\l 1t'111 ,
ht')..11111111~ 11 \I h 1'\c11 I !a 1111·~!111·" 1 n .\\;1 r1'h,
~1 1 ;1 !11d lo 1<11T1• 11\1' l'1'1'~111rn1 11\ f'l1d lhf'
\' 11
\l r\'l1•-..t..{'~ 11 ;1~ f'if'r!rd 11\ 1 111\~!·r~~ 111
1'11·~ 11hc11 ht Q1ilpollt'd ~11·• :lh11'1t·1
'1'1'111Pl e Bla('k and 10 v1h1•r 1•<111(lu;t;JI\"' 111
;:, 'PC'l'l<il clecl1nr1 lie llli>f.. ;i ~1 1011~ po~I·
11111\ ;112:11n~t 1he wal' af!e1 1·et11r111 11 ;.; lrr11n
;i 11 1p 10 J11doch1na !ast spring
1\1de$ d<J te his re<i l ch<i ngr of 11r11· lo
l'li•ll. 11)ll"n a t:lose friend re lu l'nr•d !rfln1
\·ietnan1 seriously wounded . I Its fir~l
reaction "·as to allcmpl to retl1rn to flt-
111·e duty as a !\larinc ofllcf'r.
A Navy vete ran. !\·JcC!o~key ~er1cd tn
the !\larine Corps during Lhe Korean \Var
;ind l'i'On the 3ilver Star, Purple l-lea rt
<ind rhe Nav ~ Cross.
Il ls bid fo~ return to activr d~ty Y.·as
l1u·11ed down bv aulhorities a 11 d
.\lcCloskc.1 began "10 r\"-exan11ne l1is at-
t1tudt'S about the \1·111'. As ;1 re~ult hr
hrr;in1r enn1n1ittf'd tu 1r(IOp 11•1lhd!'<l\l'al
.i nd was <1 r.o·authllr of the House bill 1ri
n·p<'fl l lhe (;ull of Tonkin rcsolul1on.
l..1~t fal l, ha1·lng losr f<li!h 1n bo1h
personal <1ppe;1! and lcgisl;itive action. he
decided on a pr1n1ary ch;illeng e as the
only re111ainin~ n1e:ins to influence lhe
l'rl'sirlent !o end the \l'ar
ilfcCloskey al so appears to b e
knowledgeable on conser\'ation and en-
vironmental problt.ms and has sponsored
a num ber of -pollution and conservation
bills,
In addition. he has fought ror con·
i:ressona l reform. including abolition nf
!he seniority syslcm in both houses.
l 00 7 Ex plorer P osl
To .\feel 111 Vallcv
A mc1nb<>rsl11p n1eet1nj? of 11\e Fn1uita1n
Valley f'olir·e l~\'plnrcr Pnst !007 11·111 be
hr!d Sep!. 2j ::it the Founl<1\f\ V:i!lc~ fon1-
1nunily t t n1er <1t 7 p rn
The 1nectintt r~ op.-n tri all young r.1t>n
;ind wo1nen het"·ern 16 and 20 1vho live in
or at1end .~ehool In 1:-01int ain \':illr1 and
"ho 1u·r intrT"<'Sted in Jr11nin$! the 'polii:e
1•\plorrr post
"lie anticipate that 1\'e 1v1ll continue 10
hal'e the support of a!J department head5
d\1r1ng this transitiun period ."
:'\early all depart111en1 head~ had wr1 1-
lcn 1\!1Her let1e1·s of Sllf)J)Ol't during the
.~t'lr1n y dciys leading l'l h1s suspension
TuesiJay and the serving of the dismissal
notice .
:'lli lll"r. on suspension with full pay, \\'i ll
tune his service with the city terminated
lX'I 18. according to the dismissal notic,.
unlrss he aecepts a position as a con-
su!tanl that is still being negotiated wlth
h'm
This negotiatio n is being handled by
Bomer L . !\lcCormick of the Santa Ana
law firm of Rut an and Tucker. In another
me11,orandum sent to departmtnt heads
today, the council asks the top appointed
offici1ls to cooperalt with {l.1cCormiek
and "furnish him with any data or other
help that he may w\.sh in order to work
out arrangtment.s "'ith f\1r. 1\lillcr 11·hil'h
are satisfactory to all parties."
Best esti1nales today on ho1v long it will
take !O appoint a suct·essor to Mi ller is by
Jan. 1 or Feb. I at the lates(.
The couneil has s1a1ed Iha! i1 plans to
advertise the Job nationally through the
California Personne l Board.
"They will handle H on an absolutcl1'
impartial basis, ' Brander Castle, v.·hO
has been appointed acting city ad-
ininis!rator said this n1orni11g.
The l'ily 's peri;onnrl con1n1ission 11·111
n1ect to 11 ork oul th(' experience an
qual1!Jccilu;ns required for the positio,.,
apd the JCb description. /I council com·
1n111cc rn<ij IJe set up CIJ go over th•
personn el con1n11s);;1on's retommendatio1t
and the final fo1·n1 will then be sent to Ule
.:-:ta1t board
"\\'e can expel'! a great 1nany ap-
pll<:<ints." Custlf' s<tid, "beeause the pos t
• will bave a \'ery lucratil•e potential."
ThP ex1.~l1 ng sa!ary range for the posl
I Stt DEP-\RT:'llE1\'TS, Page i J
Who Shot 10 Hostages?
Second Aiitopsy Confir1ris Deaths by Shooting
ATTICA. J\.Y. lt;Pl 1 -T11·0 \Vldr\I•
J.;11011 n pathologists \\'ho performed se.
('fllld autopsies co nfirined today that ninto
h1\~C;1ges killed in the Attiea State Prison
rc\'o!t ciir>d or gunshot wounds.
The antr>psics \\'ere pl"rforn1ed h.v DI'.
\!cnrv Siegel of \\'cstthestcr Countv and
1ir ~liehael Bcidcn. assi~t;int i\c1v"Vork
Ci11' 1ncdlc~I ('.1;~nllnc1·. after <!n u11-
dr::tak1"1· ~aid he found no \'isible bullet
,,·oun<1s 011 (!Ile of lhc hostages. Richard
Le11•is.
Roc:keft-1\er mel with aides and cor·
rection offficials today in Albany to plan
the investigation into the Atti ca prison
takeover and its recapturing.
Ten prison en1plo~es and J2 co111·itts
rlied during lhe rioting.
The dead convicts 11·cre arnong n1orr
!h<in halt' of All ica·s 2.:.!0i.l inmates 11h11
~e1led ::s hostag\"s and t11·0 ccll blocks of
lhe 54-acre m;iximun1 security prison
Thursday. Nine. hostages and 3! prisoners
A !0th host;;gc died of a be:Hing 1\10
d"" '"" 1he ,·ebethon sw1ed. Sentenee Slated
lJr· ,John Edland. \lonroe Countv
11·ere round dead after the prison was
~1 orn1ed ~londa~·. A 10th prison emplo.ve
died t:.'.rlier and one convict died \\ltdncs-
d11 1· in a Buffnlo hospilaL
Thi" nexl day , 0.~\1'ald rrvcrsed hin1s('\f
;ind said ail hut one or lhl" hostages had
been shot to death and no! killed \1•ilh
ho1nc1nade kn1\'\"S.
\\'cdncsd:i.v 111(' buri;;I of guard Rll·hard
t.rw1~. ~9, of B;1ta1 ·i:i . was poslponetl lor·
autop:-;y afte1· ;i funeral hon1c, H. I::.
n1edk·al e.~aminer "'ho h;id performed
the o,·igi nal ,,,,,.,ies. disclosed the""· Ex-Mesan Pl.·eads Gi· ;zt)· d111~s or the re-autopsies. "" r
Edl :1 nd said Lewis 11as ~hot. in tht bat:lc
h1· a single btillet which lodged in his
t•hf'St.
The '"'"'""""'"' c·•me "'slat• in· In Obscene Mai'l Case \('Stigation opened inlo the five-ela~'
rebl"llion . One of lhe l1Uest1on~ to be
::111~1~·c red is 11·ho fired the shots that \.:ill·
f'd thr 11lnt hostages.
\\'ere 1hey killed b.v \11111<1tes i\lond;iy
11!1rn l.700 slatt pohl'e. \<'It ion a 1
':11:~rdsmen and sherifrs deput ie~ storn1-
<>d 1J1e l ,2u0 t:on1·ie1s 11 ho h;1 d held 1hen1
,., ~<\\'(' thl'lll becau~e Lhe t·onvit1s dres~·
rrl their ho.~tagcs in p1·isnn rte11in1s anrl
t1(d heh111d thl"nl ::i s the ::i ~sau!l force hit
prison for five dil.v.~·!
Or 11'rre lhr_I' ~hnt by !he rnen who trird
thr prison with riflrs. i;hotguns and le<ir
!!"~" Another 11agg111g quc.~iion \~ whtther
1 he slaugh1cr C"ould have b\"e n prevented
if ncgoti;1tions had gone a lil!le longer or
(;ov. Nelson A. Rockefeller h a d
personally appear\"'d al !hr prison:'
Beach Pair I•'ace
(:o urt H earing
] 11 (; 1111 .Arres ts
A prrl1111 1n~1 r1· he;iring has bc!'n ~cl tnl'
S1·pl 29 1n S:inH1 Ana lor a H u11t111~tll11
p.r;ii·h eouplf' chargrrl W111 t1r(';:irn1s
\l••l<1t11•nl' hi 1hr l' S Treasury Oepan-
1111•111 J;11nc~ dr \'1!:.t "51. and h1~ w1fe ,
'liqna. ~6 . nf i8!i:! Talbert Ave _ were ar-
rr~led \\'ednes1la1· at the ir hon1e by
~nf'n1 ~ or thr Alcohol. Tobacco and
1'1re<1nn~ Oil'isioo of the Tre;isury
lli'p:irln1ent.
.1\ spoeksn1;>~1 in the Santa Ana ATF of-
fice said Ilic l1\'0 have been charged as
licensed gun de<ilers with railing to main-
tain records of gun s11les. They were ar-
raigned before U.S. Magistrate Arthur
Bradley in Santa Ana and rcleaded on
their own recognizance
The spokesman said the Lwo-n1onth in·
\'estigation \\a~ culminated with the
1.;ouplc's ar rest and the confiscation of 31
r•nes. shotguns and pislQ1s and a quanlil y
of <1mmunitinn.
A eolorf11l , forn1er Costa 111t'san 11·hn
contends he i5 just
fal'cs se.ntcnclng
pleading guill y lo
a busines.~n,an tod;l_v
111 Oc!obcr. after
1.i federal eount::; o(
1nai!ing obscene nii111rr
.Joseph Reitano. 58. and Luci('ll Reitano.
:?4. both of :!7:3 1 Orion Avr .. Sar.ta An;i ,
ll'i ll relurn Oct. 18 lo hear t_;, S. Di.~11·1ct
Cou rt Judge .<\very Crary prr~l'ribe their
penalty.
'111e stonte11cing in L.(15 Angeles cnulrl
l'esull in a total of i5 ~·ears in pri~on and
a ~ia,000 finto for the Fa !hrr. under l\"rni~
of I he la11·.
Sul.'h s!ifr lrrrns a re rnrC'l}' handed ou!.
r.spcci;illy in cases of guilty plea.~
The Reitanos ('tir r.enlly face oiht:.r courl
.action in Orange c:ounty ste1n1ning fron1
• s\"ries or po!iet raids on .-\du Its Onl.1 ·
type store~ and \\'arehuuses Fu!! of alleged
porog raph1c material.s.
Heitano. a short. baltl1ng n1an, h"s s;11d
in prior DAILY PILOT 111rcr1<1('11·s h<" 1~
1u.~t. a bu.sin('SStrlan trying to make a 111·
ill)!..
Lo11g lrgal battles i111 olvrni:: the l S.
Cons!lluuon and drf111ition of ohsern1 tv
;inrl pornogrpphy appa rently 11r ahead 111
L'Onnet[IOll 11·11h other C'ast~
f"athrr and son ha\'t' se1er<1I pnor· con·
victin ns under appeal
Thrv t urrcntlv lace lelonv 1111d n11:.1lr ·
n1eanOr ehargeS in \Ves1 oi-ange County
.Ji1ditla! 01 s1 rict Cour1
The R:eitanos and a llunHngton Harbour
!'Ouplt. Frederlrk "'Rusty'" Loar. 34. and
his "-'ife l\ay, 31. of "062 Hun1bo!dt Ave,
w('rt arrested la st i\-1av .
Vit e investigators viSiting an indus1rial
building at 15144 Golden \\'tst SL, Hun -
tington BP.ach. sl"ized huge ha uls of sexy
material lhat time.
The 20, 1.10 reel~ of fihn and 300,000 still
photograph5 rhe defendants contend to be
artwork 11·ere 5tacked up to s1:t feel high,
police said.
Investigators spent. 12 hour~ sifling
throu gh, examining and inve ntorying the
l'acy n1aterials,
Only st·lcl't. cxan1plr~ are expected to
be Introduced as evidence later when pro-
l !'edings bcg:n befnrr .Judge ~V<iltcr
l:t1a1·an1za , who rnay order a ln<J)
r ran~fcr to Supl'nor tour!
A l<irgt lllll\HHll \\'{IS ruled lu be il -
lega lly s\"izt•d.
Fedr>ral t"h;.irgr.~ ag<11n~1 the father-sun
cnlreprrnrurs t:iln1e las! Novr111bcr after
a11 e1g!it -n1n11lh FBJ probe 11110 cru.~s-
1·ot111try .~h1pn1cnt or books and filrns h>
SI P;iuJ. ~Tinn ., and other po111ls.
Thl"y 1vere doing bus1ne~s a.<; "C:oldrn
\\'e!'l Productions, ' "The Heal Thing,.,
and "Coller!l"rs' Spt·c1alt1es
R:eit;i110 Sr pleaded g111lty botll to
rh:irgrs of tnili !ing obscene 111<1 trnals and
11.~inf! " con11Tton carrier for fnl erslatt
1n1nspon;1llon uf oh.~c:ene nt:Hr>nals
Proser·u!or Sl anley Creenlil"rg. a si;tS·
t:inl LS e1 ltnrnf'y. ~;i1d !hr ~n11ng('r
fl l·11ano pl{'Jdcd gu1ltj onl~ hl lhc 1na1l
ch!l!'gf'.
],'lood (]1annel
1'aJk ~ U nd er '"'av
'.'\egot1at 1on~ hetwcc11 the Ur;inge Coun-
t~· VIOiid Con!ro! Di stn"t and cily of
Fountain Valle~· arc under 11·<1y to reach
an ;igrce1nenl 011 1hr ('onstruct1011 ot an
extension of a rlood c:ontrol chunnel in !he
ci ty.
t-:s tiinated cost Of the ~00-foot U!l·
der~round facility on the 1\·e~! side of
1>:t1clid Strei"! i~ Sll0,000. P1·oposed
di vision is for the city lo pa y Sti5,000 and
!ht' dis!rlc!. $45.000.
Flood Control Chief Enginrer l;eorgt'
O.-;borne told supervisors Tuesday th<il
tht' underground Phannel 11·oul<l eliminate
flooding of Euclid Strrl"l and Talbert
Aven ue".
Youth · Counseling Eyed
Valley Police to Pro·vide Aid for Delinquents
Fountain Valley police are trying to
unravel some or t11t prohlems that tie up
young r>eople whtn they tangle with the
lair.
Beginning this week . the po!ice. depart-
n1ent has a juven!le bur.cau. which has
the specific aim of culling down on the
number of cases sent to .Juvtnile Court.
Sgl Bill DeNisi who head~ the Oegdling
bureau s111d 1 ht underlying philosophy is
to prp virle lhe same cou.rseling available
through the court~ bllt fn do it more er.
fr rtivl"IY by keeping 11 in Foun1111n_
\'alley
··.Ju ve nile arrests account lor 60 ~r
.. ent of all 011r arrests." he s;iid. ''And or
thos' \\'C currentl y refer Jtboul 20 pe.rct'nl
10 Juvrn1le Cour1 ..
Dct\1~i c haracter\z~ !ht O\'e.rlo11ded
!'Q\Jrf s~·stern as "sluggish and slow'' and
' ··'
. '
''not respon!ive."
He said that under California law, the
police have three options when dealing
"'ith juveniles su~peeted of commitling a
crime.
Tht officers can book the teenager
ciire.ctly into Juvenile •lall : they can
reltaM: the youth to his parents and file
an informal petition for cou rt action. or
they can counsel tht young ~uspect and
release him .
~\ve plan to take 11dvantage of the third
option in our juvenile bureau," DtNisi
said.
Tht buret1u, l'th lch will consist of
De Nisi and Dttective Jack Trott, will
probahly do little to change thing!i for the
ofHctr in the fiel d v.·ho arrc~t~ a juvenile.
The differr.nc, v.•i ll be in lht disposition
of the ca!ie. In a ~ many case.!> a' pos~lble ,
·.
the teenage r will bt. released and 1
counseling appoin!ment will be set up
with DcNlsi or Trott and the teenager
and his pa rents.
After that. the action taken by Ilic JUV·
nile officer.\ \l'\11 depend nn the follow up
lnve~ti gation and subsequent C1JUnsellng
sessions.
The new bure;iu \Viii also he able lo set
up "-'h<Jt DeNisi describes as a "mini pro·
batlon sv~tem ."
\Vith ·patcnt;il tonsenl. lie an d Trott
1vi1\ plan on $Ceing some of the problem
k:ids regulrtrly over a lnng period of time.
a' happ<'ns with !hr rnun ly's probation
pr\"IJ'.?rams.
"The 1de~ Is for !he kid s to JjfQw op
ll'ith us H's !iome~hing ll'e'vc been doing
fStr JUV (';l'\11.ES. Page 21
' ,,
•
Turner & Co .. said the-re were no gunshol
\l'Ounds on the body
L;uard \Villzarn Quinn. 28. "-'ho \Va s
beat\"n the I 1r~( day uf the not and died
111'0 da_l's l<11 r r r•f head 1n.1uries, \\'a'
bune<I \\'cdne~cta.v after a Rr>quicm :.1 as '
10 a chun.:h a few door~ ;;1ray fron1 hi'
hun1 r hi :\tth_·;i 1\hout ·100 llnifonncd
11ns oll1ecrs tro 1n tliruuguut the i l<ilt
lonned an h1Jnor guard.
Per111it Urge()
For Sewer
Excavatio11
The }luntington Beach Ctty Council h:i'
i11structed tity clrparttnen!s 10 issue ::i n
exeaval 1on pf'1'tnit lur \1·ur k on T/11
Bruokhurst Slreel sewer line
The order 11·<1.~ ;ippro1 ed un"anirnously
h.1 couneil111e11 Tuest1a~· night after Cou n·
tilinan Al Coen note<J !'1;11 the Superior
Cour! h;id ordered !hr ('ily 10 issu' the
pr1·n111 for 1111:: i.:ontru1·(-r sial project.
l.'ocn snid Ci1y Attorney Don Bonfa alsr1
h"d reporred Iha! there 11·as 110 bast~ to
appl"<i! 1he judgerncnl.
The n1otion bilckcd hy !hr touneil said
the st;1ff should issue the pern11t "once
pl'Oper app!k'ation is n1adc ..
:\rt i\1.~s1111. cOL1nsel tu tile Orangt
County Sanitation lJJ.q rict. re;,i cted to the
\OUt1c1l 's decision toda y by stating that 1.
i:;peci<il hoard ineellng proh<ih!y 111ould b1
c:llled ,\)unda y to li:t th(' conc1·;1cl for the
f1l'r -111ilf' pr0Jet·1 !1.1 lar a n6-1nrh p1pelin ~
l11tk1ng lrcalrne.n t plan!s 111 l!unt 1ngton
Bench <ind Vount(l111 \'allr1
The h111 bid 11;1s ~1Jb1111t1rd h~ thr Ted
hvrdil'k and H;ido~ ("u111p;in1 c.~ ur
n:t1dw111 r'<H'~ ill J ll!IJ1l \'eill Ut't Tlll"lr
hid uJ .~6 :I 1111ll1on 11;1~ 111ore than Sl
n11ll1on hclo11 th!' r•t1111t P •lf staff
eng 1nef'rs
.'\1~son s<11d lh<Jl 111e l'Onlral'\01' would
apply 10 thr l-rt.1 l11r ll~C nl th~ nghl,of·
way. "The ap11lu;i1.1 11 1n will probably be
n1ad1" eari.1· ne~t 11·et•k." N1~~on said _
\York on the sewer line is sl'heduied fl)
slarl 111 Noven1ber. The proJel't h<is betn
surrounded b.v ct1nlrnver~y for several
months as a f\"Sult ol protests bv
businr>ssmen an<l hon1e0\1'n('r.~ alon~
Brookhurst. Street lhat the JOb, expected
t~ t<ik~ 14 months, Wl)Uld eause much
drSrupt1on_
The protester~ have Hrguc d that
altern;-ite routes that wou!d cause les~
d1 srt1pll?n ~vere ~OL adequatr>ly studied h),'.
tl1e san11a11on dr~tricl.
Orange Coast
\\'ealber
The cool snap will stick 1vith us
al least through lomorro1v. Nigh t
and morn ing low clouds and c03:"l·
fll fog "-'111 help keep the mercurv
low. It will clear lo hazy sun ,1·it h
highs nea r 75 and IOws al 65.
INS mt: TODAY
'I'lie Stat.e Srruite /10s approved
(1 ll dl t11at 1.voi<ld cr'ucJ.· do11n1 011
cruokP.d 01ao repair dcale i'5.
Sto ry. Pogc !J .
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Budget of $36.8 Million Proposed for UCI
Spttlal to lbe DAILY Pll.OT
SAN FRANCISCO -UC i.r\'lne \\'Ould
Ce! I 13&.I million Optratin, budget for
1972"73 under a $924 8 million spend ing
program proposed tod a\' for !he nine~
campus Un iversllv of Cai1forn1a svstem
UC President Charles J Hilch 1in1·e1Jed
his budget proposals during a mee11ng of
l 1C Regents here.
Hitch said th prop:ised budget. about
$80 nulhon more than this ycar"s $844 7
Battle Ove r
Stuffed Duck
Ends Happily
TULSA, Okl1. 1AP ) -U.S. customs of·
. ficial5 are holding a stuffed duck which
~ongs to a ·ru1sa man on grounds lhe
duck could not be allo"'ed into the coun-
lry because it is 1 migratory bird
Charles Jngl e has fought. fnr three
monlhs to reclaim the h1rd. which was
impounded when hr cros5ed the IJ .S.·
.Canadian border June 8.
"fl.fy son Mark had seen !hat d11ck at
. Sivan Lake, Manitoba. and just had tn
. .h11ve it. In fact, he h11d Sa\'ed for a year
to get it when "''e went back on a fishing
trip," Ingle said.
"He had carried that lhing -t,1.·1n.1:s
spread out 30 inches in !akeoff -on his
lap for 500 miles until t,1.·e got to Pembina,
~D.
"Since then l 've been in contact Y>'ith
Sen. Fred Harris' office several times. I
ha ve obtained three permits -from the
Department of 1nt.erio r,' the Wildlife
Deparlment and from customs -to get
that thing in.
Botulism Victim
Dies; 3 Others
Remain Critical
BAKERSFIELD IL:Pll -One of six
person5 stricken '>l'ilh bo1ulism aftl"r
eating ta inted chili pepper sa11r<' riled la!e
\\'ednesday night. Three others remained
in critical cond ition.
Hospital ~pokrsmC'n said Juan Vega, 18,
died at Jt ·40 p.m.
Vega, OC'si Vega , 28 . l\1artin Castro, 18,
and Benito l\fontiel. 23. h11d been under
respirators since the first nr the wee k
after contracting the food ptllsoning
"''hic h attacks !he centra l nervous
r.ystem.
Emergency tracheotnmies. operations
1-1•hic h open a passage in thr throat, h11 d
2lso bern performed on !he four to ease
their brea thing.
Two others. Catalina l\1ontiel. 46, and
Albino ?\<lonriel. 45. Y.'e re released
t\'ednesday e\'ening ;,fler shol'.·ing rapid
improvement and a seven!h ~rso n ,
Robert Monti el, 2g. "'as relea.i;ed Tuesday
afte r te.~ts indicated he did not ha ve the
botulism.
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MEDI NA ...
i,wet'p of thf' South \'ie1namese hamlet on
1.larch 16, 1968.
Rothblatt asked "1atke ii h e
remembered siJ?ning a report on April 10,
l9fi8, which said li ~ fnrct<; had been
engaged "in a hea\·y firef1ght in the area
of ~Iv Lai"
"Yes, sir. I do"' \\'11!ke rt'phed
The April 10 report 11·11~ a rerrim-
mPndation for mtlitar1· a1\an1~ 1(1 som e f'I
the men invoJ\"ed in th,. ,\fv Lai .c:trike
Pointing flUt W~!ke '.c:· fl re\' 1 nu _,
test imony "lha! there ~a.~ n<'l rr•n!r~ted
t!'ill'Jn'' in the ~ly l~1 i .~C'r!r•r , Rothb!at t
l."'iUtied "l!a1e you made any other
<lehberate fa J5e reports?"
· .'\r1." sa iti \\'atke.
OUNGI COAIT
DAllV PllOT
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M1iii n9 Addren: P.O. l oi 790, ,2,41
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N-f llM<~· )l.J.l "'"'l>i>" 1!0"1..,or'f I.en C~w111: ~ NCW'!h EJ C..m11>11 Jlwl
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~ 1f7\. ~ C6&• ~h:-0 ~ ,., ,_... ttor\t'I, "11111ro1"""'" .. .....,.,.,. .. toe"\o...,!_to .......... _., .... ~~ "'1-•P"dl! ~ --·~·-· ._,, c-. ...... "" .. """'°"' ll•t'll •Ill Ca... M.._ O !llM'ltl. 6"ilcrlpt1"' ..,. •rrw u_. "'°"'hlY1 "" .... 11 a.ts fnMlllll', ,,.n.t'f ftlllt'lon.i.. D.2J ,...,,.,,.If.
million. "doea not fulfill all of the
unh't rslty"s most ur gent needs. but d~
enable the un.l\•trs1ty to r1versr the
direetion of the past three ye1r1."
Jn the case of Orange County's UC
Irvine, the proposal calls for a $3 .11
million increase O\'er the current campus
iJpt>rating budget of $32.9 million .
Uni\·ersity spoke~men s21id the UC f
budget propos.11 calls for 56 ne w faculty
members and 20 new teaching assist11nts
to help wve an estimated fa ll 1972
eri.rollment of 7,732 student.I. The fl1ure
includta undereraduatu. I r 1 d u 1 t e
1tudent1 i nd mtdle1I ltudents. UCI of.
fieia!a expect 7,100 1ludenta on campus
this fall .
The UCI budgtl prop:isal for 1972·73
a!sn ~·ould reduce the school ',11 curren t
student-leacher ralio from the current
19. I to 18.2, according lo uni\'ersi ty of·
fJCiaJ,,
COUNc:1LMA·
BARTLETT
Getting Organi:retl
Huntinglon Beach Ci ty ('ounc1Jman Ted Bartlett and fl·lr~ .Jeanette
Turk of the Huntington Beach Lea$(ue of \Vomen 'inters \l 'ill be on
hanrl Sept . 22 1\·hcn five League panelists question ci ty councilmen
about \rhat's harrcning 1n Hunl1ngtn11 Re arh The \Q\rn hal l styl e
event is srhcdu lecl fn r 7 30 p.tn. 1n the ci ty's ad ministralion annex.
It is open lo th e publ ic.
2 Coast A1~ea l\f e11 Helcl
ThP fnrrrt('r loan 0F11rer ,of a Cnsla
l\l es a savings and losn an d a San Juan
Capistrano man ire llilder &rre~t tnda.v
Rfter Anaheim Police filed jtrand theft
charges aga inst them and f\\'O others.
T\\·n \\'nmrn. nnt" Frnm C"!ls!a 111e~:i.
"'rre reported h~· nfrire r~ as vtct1m~.
Invest igator ~ assPr1rrl th11t \\'erk.~ nf
prnhin~ led to !hf arr('s!. of Emory L.
l\·farchAnt , 39. nf 2flfi!l Rnyal Palm DrivP,
Costa /11e5a. a fonnl'r lnan off1cC'r \1·11h
Paci fi c Savinf(s and Loan Assnciation
Others held on !he cha rges llrf' Erne.~t
Kiddell. 42. of ~2742 Alipaz St . S11n Ju11n
Ca pistrano, Gregory Kiddell, 29, of
Schools Of fer
Free, Lo,v-cost
Lunch Pro~ra n1 s
FrrP ~nd redu red-prtre 1t1nrhP!i 11111 he
mad<> a\'ail<ihli> rhls \'f'.'lr In s!11d1'nl.~ :ii
!f'ndiog 12 ~rlrrl pd ~rh()("lls 111 !he Orran
\.i,,,,. Srhonl D1~1rirt
rarrnL~ 11hn.<-r rhildrrn n1ay rp1:>l1r_1·
shnuld cnnlar1 srhnnl offlc1als at 84 7-2,~51
!hi~ "'erk
Campu ses nfferinR; !~e lunrh rrn ~rRm
are C'1rc\e \"it"'· Cn\lr~P View , lrrst
\'1e"'·· Harhour \"11"11·. Li'lke \'ie11·. l\larine
\'ie11', l'-lradow \'1ew. Oak Vie\\', Rancho
1·ie11·. Spring \'ie"'·· Vista \'iew and \\'e5t·
mont
Guideline~ determining t>l1gibil1!y In·
rludr
-Children from famil ir~ rerei1·inp: aid
for fam ilies "'ilh dependtnl thlldrtn
\\hen such ;ud i~ the onl\ ~<'lurre of in·
rnme
-Olllrlrrn frnrn f::im1t1r5 rrrr1\·1ng
fnr1rj <:l;impJ< nr rf'dpr,111\• dnna!rd fM{j bill
nnt rr<'f'ivin~ n1her puhllr aJ<sista ncr
-f'h1ld re n from familirs rrr<'1l'1ng
r11hl1I" a.<;Si.<;t11nrP such as nld·l'IJ!f' se-ruri·
I\, aid to the dis11hlPrl . and aid In !he
bhnrl v.hcn J<11rh a . .;;sista nce i~ lh r only
sourre nf 1ncnrnf'
-Children fron1 other lie~ \\'ith
suh~tandard incomes.
Mansfield Sees
La'v Extension
\\'A6HINGTO'.'I !UPll -Sen 11te
Democratic leader ~ike i\l 11. n s I 1 ~ 1 d
prr rlicttd loday C-0ngres~ ullimett-ly
"1'0Uld approv e an t1lens1on of !hf'
rnili!afy draft but led a fight dem11nding
A rtwritine; of thf' hill.
~111nsfleld refu sed In ~o along \\'llh :11
movf' by Pentagnn ~upporters to pn~tpone;
;i \"nle ()0 Rn Rmendmtnt lo table the
mP11sure Rackers of tht draft ,,;ten~ion
·-'1rft 1he move !ti pnslpone the vote for
fear !he} would lose it.
The vote. was tentatively ~et (nr 12 noon
1PnT 1.
nr;in~e : and Dale f, Oa\\·snn. 40. "'tin
rrfui;ed tn list his home addre~~
The quartet are t.n arra1gnf'd 1n
m11nirip11! CQurl \rednesday on gra nd
thrft rhtir.;:es
Offirf'rs J<11irl 11n Anaheim "''ido~· \\'H~
lhP principal \'iC'1 1m of !hf' .11llel!"rd
S\\·inrllr. Thry claim ~hf' "·a.c: pPrsuaded
l.n rrleasp lhl' tru~I. drPd to her home in
southwPst Anaheim and :ifter R ~erie.c: nf
f1n;inri.1I rn11nr11vl'r~ fn11nrl hPr~rlf li ahle
for $24n :i n1onth pa\'nients on her home.
The !wo t\lrldell.c:. and naw~nn are nf·
firers of I\'~ Home Developm('nt Cnm·
piln\' of T11.cfi n
The wid nw rlaim.~ ~he ron t11rtrd !ht>
fi nn and thr.1· agrrrd tn buy hrr h11mp .~I)
1h.1t ~h~ might mn1'f' in!n ;i mnhlle hnml'
r.rl'i;::nry l\irlrlrll 11 . .;;krrl In tl~P the h<'ltnf' ..,,~
~t"curity on s sh nrt trrm S25.noo lntin. ~he
rnlrt pnlirl'
~hf h11d hfoen pr11mi~rrf ;i ,.5,0l'lfl hnnus
Anti an arh;in1·p r.r $1.(\()11for;:i1! .... \\11 pa1-
mP11t nn a mnhilP hnm r H;icrd on
<1t<;11r11nrl"~ nf the mPn .~hP rh11m<: shP
.0:1,e:nM dnrumrn!~ prrmi!ting !hP Tu~l 1n
firm In nh Tt1 111 a ~2~.flOO ln;in nn hrr h"ll~P
~hr tnlrl un f'"!il(l!(nr~ I hat <:he hi'I'<
ne1·er P'f'l'l\'Prt thr prnfl"Jsrrl rflntr:irts nr
lhP SI l)l)O prnmicP<I
•\I lhl~ l'l'lin! 1he ~Prnnrf vir!lm A rn~la
il!P~ri 11•nmAn l'nlf'r,.d the pic-!11rf'
5ht> lrilrl [Y'lirP lhilt ~tarchan1 tnlrl hP r
nf ::i pn1ent1aJ first !nJ.<;t ln/jn ;it Ill p<>r-
c-ent inlt>rrst !\n thr Anaheim "·1rln,\•.q
hn1ne
Sht' ~aid \.rl'~Oty l\irlrlell and l\tarchanl
shn\lo·erl her !hP homt And A!!SurP<l ht>r
rh;it it \\'AS 11 Rood loan ri~k ShP !!i~nrrl
p11pers 11nd turned ove r lht S25.000 fnr the
ml'lrtj!ll~P
ShP \nlrl nff\rrrs tha t shP h11 d been prn-
rni~cr! that thP hnmt would ht' liold fnr
.ti o f)(lQ anrt she would re111izf' .11 quirk
$.S.000 prnfit. She charges tha t ~he has
ne\•er recei\·td a vahd C'Onlracl from the
firm.
FrfJm Page 1
J U''EN ILE S . • •
nn ,11 lin1HM, lnlonns! ba~i li ginrt' l91i7.''
0l'Nisi explained.
A nP\1-' prnh r;in1 bein i;: in~l itu!ed hv lhr
rrnb111ifln nl'pArt1nen l. callerl Alterna1P
Rout es, will he another 11~pect of the
Juvenllt Aurcr~l.
'"TherP will br lhrf'r or four pr nh3!inn
(lfficers "'ho work exrlu~ivrl.v ln F'nunU\in
Valley \\If' wlll ha\'f' the 11bi!i!y tn refer
teuses to them nn a moment'5 notice,''
()(>Nlsl txpl11lned .
"Thtre are a \\'ealth of rommunily
rtsourct'~ \\"I" 11l sn plan !fl USP ." hP 11drlf'd.
"'Agenci es ti kf! !hf! Cnmmunity St>rvice~
Projecl. Teen Help and th!' ~111rr
psycholo~d~ts in lhti ~chnol districts,
Depending on the 11gr of thP kid 1o1•e'tP
rle11lln11: with, we will 3lsn be u~1ng thin~"
like lht> Ao~·~ fluh. 8()y Seou l.<: end
churrh or1t11n!1,alion it.'0
OeNip;i ti kenrd 1ht AflflrC'l Arh In lh11t
nr11\" U~Pcl 1n cl t1iJ! 11buJ<t "Therr·~ nil
rth11hi lil11tinn in ~f'nd1ni;i A dru,1: artd lre tn
Jll il. ~'nu v.·1nrl up with A !e mpnrarily
riried up rlru~ 11dc:hrt, but thlll'! 11bnut 11.
Thert. are 11 lot nf gnt'ld progr11ms that \\'e
p!11n to u~e on 11 rehsbililarinn lin e:· he
~11 ld .
Hitch aald, "It la very d1!ficult lo plan
adequ1tely for im.n realizina lhal re-
cent re1enta' budgets hive b ee n
disregarded by the atate,
The bud&et recommendat ion was
&andwic hed between two "altema11ve
budget&'' Hitch presented for the regent's
consideration.
One . an "aust f'rity budget" $40 8
million hig he r tha n la st yt'ar's state 11~
prnpria tton , "would not restore any of the
prog ram rtductlons whic h "''e ba1•e h;:id
to make during !he pa.at three years."
Hitch &aid the other, which represnU a
$76 9 rn1llloo increase over last year's
state funds. \\';tS "a n1odesr budget bast>d
oo standards well helow those prevailing
in rhe 1nid ·l960's."
The ··recomrnendcd budget" increase!
slate pilrt1c1palion by S60.3 million from
S337.l 1n1ll1on and calls for $16 3 million in
regents fund s. It includes a $25.3 million
increase in the base for inflation, mf'rl1
increases and funding .11djus1ments 111d
U~ million tor ~·hat Hitch called
"ntt!l§.'lary int'Tt'8St! "
Hll ch said lhis vcar's rrcummendat1on
has been based 'up:in the r1ssu mplion~
that the state"s econon1y will improve,
that the people of Cal ifornia want to
ma int111n the univers1t.11 "at 11 hig h level
of distinction.·· and that the go\'ernor 11nrf
!hr legislature will include university
needs among their highest pr1or1!ies.
16,906 i11 Classes
School Enrollment Climbs
Even though fhr Huntinaton Bf'ach
Un ion High School Distrirt's school bel ls
\\'ere not heard by some st•1dents phlying
hooky on the beach , the firsl·day enroll·
ment for the six campuses reached
16,!iflfi. nearly 500 mnre th11n expected.
D1str1ct Supenn!endent J11ck S. Rnprr
predicted th.'!t enrollment could easily top
17,000 by early next week ~·hen cooler
\\'earher is expected lo bring more
i;tudents to school.
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DEPARTMENTS
is from $2.l27 a month to $2,88.5.
Castle explained that the sta te board
1o1ould screen the applicants and lhe
names of bet"·een 5 and IO per5011l! 91·ould
then be 1ent to the ci!y for selection by
the council .
''! hel ieve that no member of the
pre$ent staff would be on tht' loc al self'C·
lion panel hecause !his \\'OUld mean i~ f'f·
fticl that he t,1.·nuld be picking his O"''n
hos~." C:t~tle said.
Counrilrnen are bf>Jie1·erl anxious llJ
namf' a sucres.~or as .c:orin as pos.~ible to
re~lrire ~nod publle rel;itinn,11 in the ci ty
anrl !o 1n~ure !hat the new city ad·
min1stralor doe~ not hecome a campaign '
ls.~uE' in !he next elPction .
Thrf'e rnunri! ~e,11!.~ -those of ~1fl~·nr
GPor.1:f' l\1cCrack en, Oonald Shipley and
Jerry 1\111\nf:'y -\\'ill Ile conte.~ted in the
nexl Pl t>ct1on in April.
Camp111,,::n1nR fnr lhe elect inn. howevrr,
starts 1n mid-February and it is for thi _,
reA~nn thAI the council t,1.·nulcl like In ha\·e
a ne~· m11n on the job by Feb. l at the
la!e~t.
' On~ o!her item Iha! the rounci! is ex·
ptC!C<d In settle soon is the salary of Cas.
tle ll'hile he i~ the actin.;: administrator .
A! lea~! two nther depa rtmf'nt heAd!I
prC<se n1ly rarn mnre 1han he does and it
1p; bt'lievert th11t the counci l will rorrect
!his by rai.~i ng his salary to S2.4~7 3
mnn!h to make him the city's hlghesi
paid employe.
'He ll o' Sc hool Danre
~lai rd i11 l-l1111lin !!lo n
I\ "Helln'' <lanr• for ~l arina High
::-;rhnol studPnts i.~ pl:.inned this Friday
nu.!h! b.\' the ('Alnpu~ r.1rls Le.11,e.ur
Tl1>' flan re "'ill be held from 8 p.m 1n
1111 m 1n lhr gymnn~ium "Pure Jn~·." 11
111f';1l ll 11111u 1gton HPach b11nd , will prn\ 1de
lhr ~n11nds .
•\rt1111~~1nn i~ ~1 2~ nr SI 11·11h student
1rll'nt1f l!':l!1on, r:i~ahlr A! !hf' dnnr .
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INTER IOR DES IGN ERS
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Roper nri1 ed that thf' sec0nd-O;iy enrol!·
ment figures exceeed !hose of last yenr
by l.3fi I.
Foun1111n \'alley ll1gh School, l11rgest
school Qf the district, had an enrollment
nr 4.217 <;!UdPn!s l;i ~l ·ruesd<Jv. T1o1·en!v
nell' p<irtable classroon1s are e·xpected tO
take care nf the 1J1erflo\1' nn 1he Barons'
canipus. or1g1nally designed for 3.000
students.
Fou rteen ne\\' portables ha,·e also been
inst all ed at \\'eslm inst er High School, the
district'~ second largest school whlcb
shri"'·ed an enrollment of 3,616 students,
Second-day enrollment 11!. Edison High
School was 3,196 but increased to 3,~ll on
\\'ednesda.\'.
r-.1arint1 High Schon! shov.·rd an enroll·
n1en1 nf ,1.:'115 <ind Hun1 1ng1 on Beach High
SrhooJ, 2 . .1.1!1.
\\'1ntersburg High School. the con·
l1nu11tJnn campus, had sn enrollment of
206 students .
World Finance Leaders
Report Monetary Accord
LONDON fU PI I -Finance min ister.'!
of the 10 richest non·Communist nations
announced agreement 1oda.1• to take
measures "nn a \\'ide front" tn end the
month-/)ld world m1Jne!ary crisis.
They said this should include "an P{J·
propriate re11l1gnmenl" of worlrl cur·
rcnc1es.
Fin11nce n11nis1er~ of the grnu p of 1en
announced 1he ni.,:reen1en l ir1 a cnm·
munique at the end nf t\1'0 days of talks
on the doll.1r CTis1s.
The corn1nun 1que s<1id "!hey agree th<J t
;i subsran!1;il ndjusln1ent Is requi red.
They agree that !he n1ea.<;ures to hring
abiiut this :idJu~1n1rnt shuu!d br tuken nn
a wide fron t ;ind :-h•rulrl llK'lutlc ;-in ap-
propria te re ali,11n1nent ol Clirrcnc1e~. ''
The rnmmun1quc said the 1n1n1sters in-
~!nu ·tf'll the1r drpul1l"S tn prepare a 11rirk
prni?ra111 f.,r the "niorr 11nrnedi<1!e
1~~11(><;" ;111<! 10 J!"l)l•rl !o tl1e1n 11hcn !hey
ne~t meet in \'i;L~h111gt 1•n Sept. 26.
The co1nrnu111q11!' s;11d thry alsn in·
s\r11cted 1he1r dt·pu11cs to t'nllabor111e
\\'1!h lh<' International l\1onetarv Fund
(IJ\1F 1 "1n exploring \\'a1·s ;ind fficiM'ls or
rrfnrming 1nternat 1nn;d monel;iry ar-
ranf.!f'mC'nts ··
It Sil1rl lhe so-calll'rl 11·ork1n,'l party t.hre~
C1f the rrnnnn11r pnl1rv cnrn1n1!ee nr the
21 nat1nn Or~ani1.al1nn for F:conomic
Conprratinn 11nd De1 eJllpmen1 (OEC D) in
raris would cn1111n11e 11s wnrk on 11sses~·
ing th P .~rale nf thP hal;i nce of p11yments
arlju~t mcnt rrri11frr r! frnn1 1hr Uni!ed
St:itr~ <111d the 1mplicalions for othP r
countries .
\\'ork1ng part~· !hrP<' i~ 11 ~rnup of rx·
p"r1~ in OECD 1·.ho drnl 11·1th tLJtr eney
mart er~.
nurinj:! ln1la1 ·~ sr~~ion Rr11:11n. Francr
;inrt \\'cc:t Grrmnr11 11 nrnl'd th(' United
St;:ile~ rhal an 1nternn1ln11nt !rnde w:ir
rou!d de\('lnp lf 1h1· L'n1lrrl S1:>!e~ n1:>111-
t:'!Jnf'd 1ls 10 pcrcC"n! :-urrl1;1q.:c on un-
pnrto;.
The lhrre 11;,tu1no::. !hr l'n11rrl Sl:itr~·
pnnr1 p:1! 11111('<: 111 1·:11n•11r . :i ~l.l'd !hat the
surchar~f' I~ rr~(·uulrcl ;111d 1h.1t !hi'!
l;nltrrl SL!tes 1111n tlh'l!l 1n ntt 1nn lo
rr1·;it11r l\11rlft t 111rcn1·11·~ 11 1lh1•ut rlrl:i1·
Op•n Mo11., Thut1, I Fri. '""'·
The demands came at a meet ing of
fin11nce ministers and central bankers of
!he group of IPn. the non-Co mmunis t
1ror]d"s richest countr1r.o;.
As the group cnnftrred nn !he month·
nlcl money crisis. thr doll:ir st;:igfd a
~li~ht recol'rry in Europr nftrr cn1ni ng
under hear.1· pre.~sure for !wn days in
F:urope<in n1arkrl.'i . In Tnkl'o 1he dnllar 1l'a.~ down 6 .1.1 perce nt . n n1;1v lr.w.
Rl'ir:-i in·.o;. l'hnnr.ellnr nf !hr I :x('hPf!IIr r
An th1Jny Bnrbt'r t!ild !lu~ confrrf'n{'e th!!
present ~1t11<1!1on is '· p 11Ie11 (I ;i 11 y
dangerous"' and could !e;11I !o bui!dini;: up
trade bnrriers which ti would be hnrd to
d i~mantle.
"There is on!I' ;i 1hin line hc!ween ~afe,i;:uards and re1;1liat1un ." Barber said.
French Financ e 1\lin1s!er \' 11 ! er y
Gi scard D'Estaing saJd prolongation of
lhe pr esent 1noney crisi~ and p11r t1cularly
nn the t.:.S imports surcharge 1vill m11ke
it more difficult to rrtorm the v.·nrld'1
sh<1ken munetary systen1
Giscard D'Estaing ca\lt'cl (nr general
realignment of t,1.·orld mnnetary parities,
including del'a/uatlnn of !he dollar
against gold.
Airport Exp ert
To Attend Meet
A represf'n!a1 ire nf the Lns Angele!!
()cpar!nlcill nf Airp<ll'IS 11•111 he lnvi terl tfl
!he Or11nge C'ountx Airport Commission
rnee!inR on Sept 28 to expl:iin !he npera.·
tinns /\f the l.ns Angeles Airport Com·
rn1s.s100 as it rf'latc.~ In the J1(l~s1ble crea-
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Airport comm1ss111ners 11\sn ritan l.n
mret \l11h rhe t•1111nt1· pl:>nn1n[! rnm·
n1i~1on nn (){•! 4 th chscuss no1~e pro-
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Gravesi de services are he ld for eight members of
the Gunnison 1Colorado l Junior varsity football
team and an assistant coach who were killed Satur·
day in a school bus accident en route to a football
game. The nine persons .Perlsbed when their i;chool
bus crashed off Monarch Pass.
9 Tornadoes
Lash Coast
Of Louisiana
Marine Officials Sa y
El Toro Fight Racial
CA"-1ERON , La. 1UPl 1 -Hurricane
Ed ith. whlrh k1l len sco res nf f)('rsnns nn a
2.000·mi!e trip nf de!';truttinn, lashed
Lnui.~lana tnd:iy 11,ilh IOO·m ile-a n-hnur
"·ind s, ;ii. least nine tornadoes, tnrr~ntial
rain and tides that flooded city after city.
Three twisters ripped Baton Rouge, the
!!late capital. They damaged !!eVeral
homes, a shopping center, an ice cream
parlor a.rid an elementary school. injuring
two students and a teacher with shat·
tered glass and debris.
Three other tornadoes were reported in
the New Iberia area. The hurricane also
spun off twisters at Lafayette, Crowley
and between Broussard and Youngsville.
r-.tarine Corps officials today admilttd
that Tuesday night'.~ m1nnr riot at. El
Toro Air Base wh irh resu l1rd in !ht Sli!b·
bing of nne marin!'. injur.v tn eight others
and damage lo a ba se building, had
racial ove rtones.
A blark marine, Cpl. Jessle Brnwn of
Dallas. Tex. was slabbed by another
black serviceman when he interceded on
behalf of two men v.'ho had tried to assist
a white marinr who had been injured,
authorities reported .
"The incident which resulted in a con-
frontation between military police and 30
t.o 50 black marines occurred outside the
enlisted men's club," the report said.
"The club manager had asked some
personnel to leave the club because of an
argument and they moved outside
without causing any trouble.
"However. a small group of men tried
to reenter the club and a fight took place
resu lting in facial injuri'es to the v.·h1te
marine.''
Thio re rort. from the M.:1.rlnt Air Base
rfln1inue0 " "At !hi~ point twn black
rnarines reporteOly offered to take I.he in·
jured wh1!e marine 1n a station
dispensary For treatment. This resulted
in resista nc e fr om some of the sur-
rounding black marines
"Cpl Brown interceded on behalf of the
tv.·o men who had tried to assist the in·
iured white man and was stabbed by one
of the surrounding black marines."
Base officials said that the crnwd of
black marines was dispersed by security
personnel and shortly afterwards win·
dows were broken in the &listed mans
club and a small car wa s overturned.
Authorities are investigating the
circumstances surrounding the inciden ts
toda y.
Eight men were treated for cuts Md
bru ises at the dispensary and se11m
released . One was hl"ld for observation.
Official s would not. release the names
of any other of the men involved.
Edith made her landfall' 30 miles east
nf Camern,1 nn the rnarshy Louisiana
shnre. But thousands of coastal dv.·ellers
'1•ho have lived v.·i !h the Fea r of hur-
ricanes mnst of th!'ir li\'eS had ned inland
and 1he shoreline was almost deserted
when the s!.nrm st.ruck.
School.<:. store.~ and churches were
1rban<lnnPrl to be rippC'd anr:! torn hy the
hurricane, f'o11'C'r lines v.·ere knocked
dnwn and debris littered hundreds or
miles nr highwar.~.
Looi\. Ma gazu1 e Givi11g Up;
"She sounds· mean,_ The v.·inds are
ferocious. Thev are suckini:: al the win-
dows_ There is' whipping wind nnd heavy ,
heavy rain." s;iid Ray Valdetero. a Lake
Charles. La .. newsman :stationed inside
lhe three-story Ca1neron courthouse.
Mou11ti11 g Co sts Too Great
"We know the hur ricane is here_ We
can feel it. It's beating down pretty hard.
There i,c; floodin g and the power is out.
\Ve saw hot wires coming down off po!e,c;.
tt's frightening." Valdetero said as
Cameron took the brunt of the storm.
Edith, formed as a tropical depression
ln the Caribbean 11 days ago, fir st
'became a hurricane Sept. 7, ravaging
Honduras. the Yucatan Peninsula and
Nicaragua with J75·miles-an-hour winds.
The storm killed at least 35 person~ -
possihly scores more in isolated areas -
and 111iped 011! entire vil lages 11 emergrd
lnlo !he Gulf of l\1exico l!ast Sa turday in
8 v.·eak{'ned condition but gained speed
and :strength and rf'.ached hurricane force
ei::i:iin \Vednesda v off the Te xas co;ist
-Tht. National Weather Servic e forecast
ra ins of up to a foot along Edith's inland
p11th. .
Three fishing boats were di sabled nff
lhe l.ameron jetlics :1S the storm v.'tished
:i~hnre. U.S. coast Gutird 1 essels \\'ere
11nable to ~rt to them . Three crewmen
;:ihandoned one or !hr ships an d a Cnast
r.uard spnke~n1:in srt1d the fisherm~n. -
1~·rAring life 1arko:-1s ~ 1\'rre seen drift111~
tn1\•ard shorr. Thr 1h1rd rrrw man "·as
rescued by another f1~hing i;hip
Full erton Res id en t
P erishes in F la1ues
Fire of undetermined origin l.ook the
life of a 61-year-old Fullertoa man
Wednesday night when flames destroyed
his ;:ipartment at.1051·0 Eugene Drive.
fire deparl.ment officials said Russell
A-McKinley was found collapsed in the
ba throom . Attempts lo revive him failed.
The Orange County Cnroner's Office
re pnrted ht died nf burns and :suffocation,
Bet.1.er
NE\V YORK fUPl\ -Lot}k t.1agatlne
will cease publication aft er its Oct. 19
issue becau~ of mounting operating
losses, Cowles Communications Inc. I~
day announced .
Gardner Cowles. chairman of the board
of the publishing com pany. cited the rise
in postal rates as a major factor in his
decision to suspend publication.
"It seems ironic t.o me that at. thls
time, especially when the federal govem-
ment is urging all businesses to hold
dov.·n costs and prices. it should itself be
a prime offender with its gigantic in-
crr<ises in postal rates." Co;l'les said.
.. When it came tn make lhis decision."
hr added, "I thought back over Look's 35
vears of co nstructive. responsible and
~ward-w inning journ ali sm 11.nd my heart
said 'keep il going.' But my head said
·~us.pend lL' And there "'as reall y no
othe r way_·•
The closing "'Ill 3Jfrct more than L~Hl
Look em p!oyes. including 800 in the
subscription opcralion~ in lks J\1oinr~.
lov.·a, which will ~ pha ~ed out gradually
ove r the next six months, Cowles st11rl .
The publis hing plan l in Des ~loine.~ will
be snld In Time , Jn(·.
Lnok f1rsf. aopea~ed nn thr st;ind~ 111
January 19.17. selling at 10 cenls an issue
The first ji;sue sold more than 7M.llOO
cripies and hy 10 mnnths the circulation
haO grown to 1 7 million .
Circulation in the first six months of
197 1 svera ged 6.6 million an issue, but in·
dustry sources said rising production
costs had ea ten up the magazine·s
revenue.
Look is the latest in .! series of maior
magazines that have ceased publication.
The most recent was the Saturday
Evening PO$t, whi ch cea.sed publication
in February 1!1611. after 148 years.
Howeve r, Beu rt Serva:ss, the president of
Curtis Publishing Co .. put the Saturday
Evening Post back on the stands as a
Idea?
Cor H ulk No1 v Le1nonnde Stn ntl
WHJT'TIER i UPI) -Eddie Campos, who &el fire ln his !970 Lincoln
Continental in fronl of 11. Fnrd Motor Company assembly plant because it was
1 "lemon,'' now has • better idea.
Campos, ~. paid $62 to get the charred hulk ool of an impound Jot so he
could continue his vendetta, He hauled jt to 1 lot he owns in this Los Angeles
suburb.
}le cut a hole in the I.op Wednesday and plunked a five-foot high lemon
tree on the /root seat. Branches with lemons on them stick out.
A sign says, "Eddie Campos has • better idea" -a takeoff on the Ford
commercia l.
"And I'm gonniri prove il to them Thursday," Campos said. "I'm gonna
serve some lemonade."
The night of AUJ:. 31. C;impns drove the $6,500 car on tn the front lawn of
the f ord plant in nearby Pico Rivera. He doused it with gasoline and t.ossed a
match.
\\'hen firemen arrived they sa w Campos 11.·a1ching his car bum. They
asked him why he did ii.
"I had ~avrd up for ri ve years to buy thal car new and it turned nut to
be a lemnn." he said. "l ha(f'it towed in fo r repairs 10.000 Limt.s and everybody
JU!!'1 l1111ghed 111. me -Lhe dealers I took it to, the Fnrd people. I coulrln't ge~
any 11atis(arl1on.''
Campos is L'<ln!t nuintt In make payment.\ on t-he car. No•charges have
betn hied for thf!. c.11r-bumin11 incidtnt.
quarterly pubilcation, with the hrst Issue
appearing ln June 1971 .
Other foldings included C o I JI e r 11
Magazine. fou nded in 1888, ceased
publication 1967 : Woman's Home Com-
panion. founded in 1873, ceased publics·
tion in 1957: American 1-iagazine, 1876-
1956; Show Mrigazine, 1961-1965 : Tbe
Reporter, 1949-1968: Venture, 1963-1971 .
and Moderator , 1962·1970. Liberty. which
folded in 1950 after 26 years as a weekl y,
was revived in April 1971 as a quarterly.
Slay ing Sus pect
In San Cle 1nente
Agrees to Deal
By TO~I BARLEY
or 1110 D l llY ''le' '"l! Acl'used M;:inne t-;1ark Alan .J0hnson 01
~an Clrmente toclav wa 111ed jury trial tn a
drat thrit s:iw the. prns ecu tinn agref" 1n
re011cr it~ ch;:iq::rs <'ll!ain~t the 20-year..olrl
d('frndant !o a maximum or secnnd
degrre n1urdrr
Or;:inge County Superior Court .Judge
\\ii)liam 1\lurrav accepted thP ar-
rang{'ment. after carefully w a r n in ~
,Jnhn~on that. he "now faced the decisioo
nf JUSt one man and not the 12 jurors whn
"'Ould have decided your fate .''
.Jrihnson. ealm and composed throughut
I.he morning hearing , assured Judge Mur·
ray that he wanted s nonjury trial.
Chief Deputy District Attorney James
Enright told Murray that he will ask for
a verdjct of second degree murder or
manslaughter against the tall, handosome
defendant.
A jury had alread y been !I.elected and
v.'as scheduled to go lnto the jury box
f\fonday for t~ pening of the young
Marine's trin!. It is being advised today
of its disbandment.
Enright and public df"fender Ray Sh<irpe
wr.re nrdered 1.0 return to Judge Mur-
r2ov·s cour troom at 10 a,m·. MQnday for
wh.:it will now be I.he nonjury lria'I the
Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station
n111it.arv police1nan .
I-Ir. 15 accu!!'ed of the killing on .June .
\9ifl nf his 20-year-old wife, Connie Lynn
,Johnson. whnse mulilia!ed and ,stal:>bed
hc:lcl y was found in I.he rouple's apartmenl
at (Iii .~1onterey Lanf".
tnvestigatori said Mrs. Johnson had
been beaten with the kitchen stool and
repeatedly stabbed with • knife. The
weapon was never found.
Enright had intended ttlday to run a
viden tape for Jud&e Murray in a move to
have the film admitted as evidenct
before thf' jury~
The prosecutor dtclined to comment on
the film in vlew of A court order pro-
hihiting discussinn of the case with
newsmen and held the movie over till
Mnnday following Johnson 's dtcision to
seP.k a nonjury Lrial.
An cien t Ci ty Fou nd
TEL AVIV fAP ! -A r.o mpletr, Ca-
naanUe. city delinR b.oick 4.500 ye..oir~ h11~
~tn unearthrd ntar Arad 10 Israel's
Negev Df'sert , 1a Jd archeologistt at the
IJ>r;:iel M1Jseum .
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U.S. Red Seat
Actio11 Taken to l11s ure T wo-China Policy
UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (UPI\ -The
United States proposed toda y that the
perr.a!lent 1eat on the U.S. Security
C.{luncil be gi ven to Communist China.
The proposal was put forward by U.S.
Ambassador George Bush at a meeti ng
attended by more than :10 delegations
friendly to Natlonallst China.
The latest draft resolu tion on the China
issue would give U N. membershlp to
both the Chinese Communists and the
Natiuna!ist Chinese with the Security
Council 11eat now held by the Nationalists
going to the Communists instead. The
resolution goes to the Assembly early
next week.
After the meeting Bush expressed con-
fidence that the U.S. policy for a dual
Chine.5e reprei;entaUon in the United Na-
tions is on the way to 1ucces.!I.
'-i have a distinct feeling that there is a
forward motion," he said.
Diplomatic sources said the U.S. action
was taken to gel the support of Japan
wh ich has great prestige in Asia.
Japan apparently had not informed the
United States of its final pMition on the
Chitia representation issue and diplomats
.,aid it was not es:pectel to until Forei gn
r.·hnister Takeo Fukuda returns to Tokyo
Sept. 17.
U.S. delegates prepared a re:;olu1 \nn
givi ng American 11upport for lhe fir :;t
tim" to Communist China 's claim to the
Chinese U.N. seat while affirming 1he
right nF the Ta iwan regime also to be
represented.
P;e~idP.nl. Nixon·~ administratinn in
supporting Communis~ Chinese adm1ss1nn
to tbe U.N .. said it would not forsake r-.'a.
tionalist China.
A second U.S. resolulton would declare
any move to e:tpt"! Natio11al1st Chin!J an
"important question" requiring a tWo-
thln:ls vote 1'.lf the. General Assembl y fnr
approval
U.S. spoke.~men said they fell !here
Wf!S a good chance or preserving a u N.
seat for Taiwan while admitting the Pek-
ing regime .
Com munist China has Jong said tm on·
I}' w.:i.y 1t would accepl membership
would be if Chiang Kai-shek's a:overo-
ment '"'as ousted from the U.N.
Albania, the only Western European
all .v of the Peking regi me. and 17 other
countries already have made public &
rl"snlutinn calling fnr seating of Com·
muni.~t China and the expulsion of the
Chinese Nationalists.
134 Ca11didates Face Suit
SACRAhtENTO tUPll -Secretary of
State Edmund G. Brow n Jr. loday
threatened the prosecution of 134 political
candidates, including former U.S. Sen .
George J\turphy, for improper campaign
fund reporting.
Also cited by Brov.·n was Murphy's 1970
Republican primary opponent. multi·
millionaire Norton Simon. Simon prompt·
l,Y denied any wrongdoing and ac·
cused Brown nf seeking "cheap publici-
ty ''
Bro"'" declined to name nlher can·
dld;ites nn his polenlial prosecu tion list
until a scheduled newi; conferen ce today.
Bui his nffi.cP said ~l u rphy and Simon
11•ere the n1nst prominent persons, no
state"•ide officials or le~islators v.·ere in·
1·ol\'ed and Democrat$ as ;1•ell as
Republicans were included .
"ll·s a very bipartisan list.'' said Depu-
ty Secretary of State Tom Quinn.
It was the 33 year-old Democrat's
boldest move yet as Secretary of St.ate,
after nine outspoken months durlnc
1vhich he has challenged large oil com·
p(lnies, sought free television time for
polllica ! cand idates aJld aggressively
pushed the 18-year-old vot.t.
Brown·s intentions were disclnsed Wed·
ne sdav 10 a brief memo to newsmen.
l t siiid Rrown, son of Former f.nv. Ed·
1nund r.. Brown, v.·outd hold a news con·
fercn ('e Thursday morning "to announce
1hat he is about to seek prosecution of 134
[l(llitic<1l c<indidales -whn failed to file prn~
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Miller: Not So
Fond Farewell
By THO."t1AS l\.1URPHINE
Ot !fie 0•111 "llet S11ll
FARE\VELl..S DEPT. -The \ongrst
reign of all city adniinistrators along the
Orange Coast has come to an end. Dovie
Miller, 59, municipal head man in Hun·
tington Beach for the past II years. is out.
For Miller. the end did not come by
faJling over in his chair at city hall or at
a pomp-filled farewell banquet or
anything as grand as all that.
It came on the short end of a 5 to 2 City
Council vote in the ba ckroom.
The "official announcement'' was of-
fered t.o press and public Tuesday at
11 :4:> p.m. when the City Dads saw fit to
emerge from a secret huddle that had
lasted almos t three hours.
Few people were surprised. Miller the
least of all.
INSCDERS WHO have worked hard at
trying to piece together all that happened
suggest the actual countdown sequence
for Miller came a week earlier, on Sept.
7, when the council gathered in another
seeret session to vote :; to 2 to hand the
city administrator his walking papers.
t-.1iller was given the papers about 5
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, huddled with
the council later, brieny at 11 :30 p.m ..
and departed city hall before the official
announcement 15 minutes later.
PRIOR TO TH E culmination of all this.
of course. various members or the Cily
Council had been mou1hing all kinds of
pontifications about how earlier nareups
of ~1iller criticism were "a closed case"
and no longer merited discussion and
were ··blov.·n out of proportion" and bla,
bla and so on.
Jn the end. Huntington's municipal
fathers, in their infini te wisdo1n. blamed
the v.·hole problem on the press.
Son1ehov.'. however. )'OU have to figure
it wasn't !he press meeting in secret
sessions where secret pacts and secret
votes were secretly hummed.
ALI .• THIS /\SIDE. ii might be sug-
gested that it simply hasn't been a very
good period of ti me for city ad-
TninistraLors to be assured of longevity
along the Orange Coast.
Others have departed in recent times,
such as Lee Risner in Seal Beach :
Jfarvey L. Hurlburt from Nev.·port
Beach: Ernest L. Thompson fr om San
Juan Capistrano and James D. \Vheaton
in Laguna Beach.
NO W l\.ITLLER joins lhem and you
have to figure niaybe he just got swtpt
up in the len1pcr of the limes.
Anyv.·ay , as has been noted in the space
before. the city manager dodge is a chan-
cy game in which the agi!e players tend
tn keep one ba~ packed a!\ the time.
Miller has s~id he has few regrets
about his tenure in Huntington Beach.
Indeed. 1t v.•as a lonlJ. on e, six years
longer than the five-year average alloca-
lion granted to city 1nanagers before the
,velcome mat becomes badly frayed.
Ht: PRESIDEO at Huntington's city
1\221 during a boom that was almost Un ·
precedented as th is town grew into one of
the most in1po rtant citie5 in Orange
Count v.
And. in the future. loni; after the harsh
v.·ords of recent day~ have faded, we may
find that a \)('rs~ctive a!>!les,,ment of his
tenure \\"ill be far mor(' kind
Julie Still \Vo rkiug
JAl'KSQ,'.:VlLl.t:. Fla \AP I -.lulle
J\'1,;Qn F~t~enhov.'£'r ts hobbling around
\\'Jth a l'a.sl on hl'r lefl f0f1t and helping
:;low learners a l Atlan tic IJcach Elemen·
tary School.
Mr.~ Eisenhower. the President's
d;;iughter. 'ol.'as hired 11s a third grade
teacher v.•ith withdrev.· when a book earl
t6ppled and broke the big toe on her left
foot the second day she v.·as on the job.
11n·ee Deacl
In Bloo cly
Japan Riots
NARITA , Japan (UPI) -Thousand~ of
studPn!s and farmers used mnlnt ov
cocktails, sticks and stones (I) battle:
pnlii'e tryif1g tri clear land for con·
cot ruction of an i ntemational airport.
Three police were killed , one by a barn·
boo spear rammed into his stomacb, and
nearly 150 iniu red.
Al least 5.000 p<J1ice. :;DO prcfectual of-
ficers and an esttn1ated 2 000 students
and farmers y,·cre involved in the rioting,
which star!ed v.1hen bulldnze rs wrrf'
brought in to clear the last stretch of
land needed lo butld an airport fur jumbo
jets 30 miles ea st of Tokyo.
rvtost of the land was boui;hl wilh nut
trnuble and construction of the airport
has been underway for one year, but the
parcels nf land near the end or the
runv.·ay still are held by their original
owners. It was th is land involved in
today's riots -one of the worst
disturbances in Japan since the end of
World \Var IL
The students and farn1ers dug JO-foot
deep trenches around the perimeter of
the land and hung banners from a steel
watch tower pr oclaiming: "We wlll fight
lo the death to protect our lands."
!\s the police fough t v.·hat anioun tcd to
a foot·by-foot battle t.o clear the land,
about 130 bulldozers and mechani zed con-
struction vehicles advanced behind them
to destroy fortifications and fill in the 10-
fool deep trenches.
The students. some or them v.·llmen in
pigtails. fought back with e vt'r~•lhing th ey
cou ld lay their hands on -slicks. stllnes,
molotov rocktails and "golden bombs,"
bnttle filled ~·ith human excrement.
At \east 80 children From primary
schools near the airport were mobilized
into a children 's corps to be used as a
shield by the landowners. but riot ppl ice
avoided the children and none of the
youngsters was hurl, police said.
Se nate A pproves
Ca m p Law Death
WASff!NGTON IUPll -The Senate
gave fin al congressional approval today
to repeal a nrver-used law permitting the
governmrnt to ope rate detention camps.
No dissent v.·as heard in the vo ice vote
to scrap the 1950 Emergency Detention
Act. The House appro\·ed 1t Tuesday 356
lo 49 and the repealer now goes to Presi-
dent Nixon v.·ho asked For the action.
The 1950 act provided that in case (lf
v.·ar. invasion or insurrection in aid of a
foreign enemy. the go\'ernment could de·
lain anyone it suspected might t ngage in
espionage or sabotai.:e. ll permitted
detention without due process of lav.·.
The bill not only repeals th e 1950 l;nv
but carries language requiring an act of
Congress before anyone may be im·
pri!oned or detained except under ex·
isling crimini:il laws. The sponsor was
Rep. Spark fl1atsunaga ( D-Hawaii f.
Wicks
llead• l t1quiry
Robert E. Fischer, deputy .slate
attorney general and head of
Ne\V 'lork 's Organized Crin1 e
•ra sk Force, \\'as named by Gov.
l~ockefellcr to head an investi·
gation into 'alleged criminal
acts' committed during the five-
da.v uprising at Attica State
Prison.
Nixon's Efforts
To Rescue U.S.
Dol la r P ush ed
LONDON (UPI l -The United States
v.·ill enforce President Nixon's measures
to rescue the dollar until it hzs balanced
its payrnents V.'ilh the. rest of the v.·orld
and \\'On a certriin safety margln. U.S. of-
ficials said today.
They :::aid with An1erican forC'ign
busi ness now expected to be from 59
hi!lion to S12 billion in the red in 1971, this
cannot all be achieved I.his )'ear.
They said, however, the United States
has made clear 1o its chief trading
partners it wants this dnne 111 a short
period of time.
U.S. officials said there is no question
of lifting the HJ percent imports
surcharge or abanclfln 1ng other dolli.1r
rescue measures annoaneed by the r res1·
den t Aug. 15 until the United Slates is
v.·ell oul of the Red.
This renewed U.S. 1.1•arning followed
closely a speech by U.S. Treasury
Sec retary John B. CnnnaHy \Vednesday tn
hnance ministers and cenlr<1I bun ke rs of
the JO richest non ·Con11nunisl nations.
They were meetin!! as the group of ten.
ron5isting of Belg iu1n, Canada, France,
\Vest Germany, Great Br ilain, Italy,
Japan. lhe Netherlands. Sv.•eden and 1he
Uni1ed States. Switzerland attended as an
ObSef\'l'r.
Sentries Asked
1'o .Guard Art
PADUA. ltaly IAPl Another
''aluable pa inting hy an early Ita lian
mAster was stolen tnda)' and the head or
a parliamentary comrn1ssion ;1sked that.
the army be used 111 .~tor a "a\·e or art
!!1Pfl'! frnm unp:uarded rhurrhes
(;iu!'eppe Romanatn. head of the !louse fir lle11ut1t:'s Cumn1i.~s1on nl Fine Ar is,
propo~ed in Rome !hat arm~· sentries by
used ··as an emergency n1ra:;urr" un!Ll
n1rans can be found to sa frgll<lrfl lhf'
patrirnony of art in churchrs scattered
'1round Italy.
His suggestion came after thieves
niacle off overnight v.·it h a ·16th centuryr
painting worth tens of thousands nf
dollars. It is variously attributed to Tin-
toretto. a student of the Renaissanrr
1n.11ster Titian. and to Veronese, anolhtr
Renaissance master.
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S. Viets Turn on Gls
New Protes t Fla r es Out,side A rmy B ase
SAIGON (UPI) -An angry anti·
American demoruitratlon broke out today
al a U.S. Army base near Saigon. The
U.S. Embas!ly advised Americans t.o
adopt "protective security measures"
against the wave of firebombing and
terrorist violence in Sai gon .
A demonstration against President
Nguyen Van Thieu also broke out in
Saigon ton ight. National police fired
teargas into a group of JOO Buddhjst
students al the pagoda of !he militant >.n
Quang Buddhist l'lect after demonstrators
burned Thieu campaign posters.
The lastesl ant i-An1erican incident
flared at the US. Army headquarters
base at Long Binh, 18 miles northeast of
Saigon. where nine civilians were injured
when their three-wheeled bus was hit by
a U.S. Arm y lruck.
Upwards of 300 lambretta buses block-
ed the entrance to the post and more
than · 100 demonstrators, some waving
banner.'I, demc.nded that the Army take
action against the G.I. driver. It was the
second such demonstration in that region
In five days.
'fhe four·hour demonstration ended
peacerul!y when U.S. mi!itary spokesmen
pron1iscd to investigate the cause of the
;iccidenl in wh ich a 21 ~ ton truck collided
V>'i1h the civilian bus outside the main
gate at Lnng Binh. the largest U.S.
military post in Vietnam.
Last Sunday, a IO·ton U.S. Army truck
smashed in to a civilian bus and tv..'o
smaller \•chicles on the Bien Hoa highway
leading to Long Binh, killing at least
eight Vietnamese and injuring about 30
others. The three American occupants of
!he truck v.•ere stoned by angry crowds.
In Saigon, the U.S. Embassy today
issued a memorandum to all America n
mission personnel in the capital to ad opt
"protective security measures" because
of a recent wave of anti·American
fir ebombings and the des tr u ct ion
\Vednesday nighl of Saigon's second big-
gest nightclub by a plastic bomb.
The explosion at the Tu Do nightclub
killed 15 persons including 14 Vietnamest
and an American civilian employt of a
cor1tracting firm. An other 57 persons in-
cluding 50 Vietnamese and seven U.S.
servicemen were .,.,,ounded. some serious·
ly,
II was the .,.,,orst such incident in Saigon
in nearly si:< years. On June 25 , 1~5. 43
persons includ ing 12 Americans \\"ere kill-
ed and at least 80 persons injured in a
.'!imila r explosion at the fll y Canh noating
res!aurant in !he Saigon River.
The embassy memo advised American
civilians working for the go\'ernment to
refrain from moving alxlut in public in
groups larger than three or four persons
and lo stay out of areas v.·hcre there are
lar£:e crowds.
It was also 1ugg"ted that American
per&annel alter the routes they take to
and from their jobs In Saigon to avoid
esteblishlng a patttrn which ·would be
easily recognizable to a terrorist.
The Buddhist student' in Saigon burned
campaign po!ller!I put up by followers of
Thieu and his \•ice presidential running
mate, former Premier Tran Van Huong.
The students were protesting the fact
Thieu is the onlv candidate in the Oct. J
presidential eleCtion.
No one was reported hurt in the in·
cident.
Earlier, today the \'enerable-Th i c h
(Rev.I Thien Hoa, national leader of the
An Quang Buddhists. i!sued a statement
urgin g his one mill ion follov.·ers to
boycott the October election because the
Thieu-H.uong slate has no opposition .
A full scale Buddhist bovcott of the
election could seriously affect Thieu 's
chances of getting the 5(1 lo 65 perct nl
vote of confidence he h11s asked of South
Vietnam's seven million eligible voters.
"If this situation goes ()n," Hoa
declared iu a statement, "JI will lead to
dangerous consequence.s wh ich 1.1·i!1
V<eaken a countrv alreadv v.·eak, make
the war fiercer .ind 1nake more misery
for the population."
In Hue. the former impenal capital J9(1
miles nor theast of Saigon. militant
studenti; held a new.s confertnce today
and said they v.ere den1and1ng the im·
niediate v.·ithdrawal of U S. lorcell from
Vietnam
Hue has been the scene of anti ·
American de monslrations o\·er the past
v.·eek following the fatal shooting of 2
v.·o uld·be. th itf bv an A m er i ca n
st'rviceman. There-ha1•e bttn a number
or firebombings in the city and U.S.
soldiers are allowed to travel in !he area
only in convoys of at least six vehicles.
* * * * ~ * Ha11oi N egotiato1· So1111ds
Ne w W ar11i11 g on Elec tion
PARIS IUPI) -l'\orlh Vietnam and
the Viel Cong declared today that the
prospective re-election of South Viet-
namese President Nguyen Van Thieu Oct.
3 will perpetuate the war and complicate
efforts to settle ii.
The 'ol.'arning was issued by Hanoi 's
chief negotiator. Xuan Thuy. the the Viet
Cong's deputy de legate. Dinh Ba Thi at
today's Vietnam conference session.
They unleashed a barrage of criticism
against the coming Sout h Vietnamest
presidential voting.
Simultaneously, the Viet Cong official
made B new appeal to chief American
negotia tor William J. Porter to agree to
secret talks with them -a move alreadv
scotched by Porter last \\'eek since (t
v.•ould exclude South Vietnan1 ·s peace
rnissio n fron1 the backstage !Blks.
"l;nleS!'i the United States stops sup-
por11ng 1'hieu. tJ1e solution of the Viel-
nan1ese conflict \\'ill hecome 1nore pro-
blen1alical and the situat inn will not fail
to ~·orsen" Thu\' said as he v.·alked Into
the grey·slone · ntajest ic hotel for the
!29th meeting.
Hts and Thi's thrust at the session in-
dicated the two delegations' main effort
will portray Thieu a.~ an official
American candidate and depict his possi·
ble re-election as one of the ma in
roadbloc ks to a peaceful solution.
"\\'ho Is not aware thal it is the
American ambassador v.·ho arranges for
e\•erything in this farce. including the
choice of candidate and the re.c;ult or th e
vote ," 'fhi said 111 an attack on U.S.
Ambassador Ellsworth C. Bunker.
"As long as the United States pursues
this policy, as long as it intends to main·
lain American troops in South Vietnam
and keep Nguyen Van Thieu in his place.
lhe South Vietnamese problem ·will not be
settled. !he South Vietnamese popula!ion
\1·ill keep fighting and finally, the United
States ,.,.ill meel with a total setback",
Dinh Ba Thi said.
He aga in criticized Porter'!> suggestion
Gf last \\'eek to niove the conference into
rrstricted sessions that v.·ould receive n<J
press publicity, 'I'he Viet Cong official.
ho\1·ever reiterated his delegatinn's offer
to 1neet Porter pril·ately to "listen lo his
opinion and explain In him our position."
Both Comniunist officials said the con-
flict can be ended only on the basis or the
\'iet Cong's se\·en·pornl peace plan pro-
mising lo release all American v.·er
pri.snners simu[taneoust~· .,.,.ith the pullout
<)f U.S. troo ps if the \\"ilhdra"·al is com·
pleted before Dec. 31.
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EDITION-
VOL 64, NO. 222 , J SECTION S, 36 PA GES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THUR SDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1971
Action
By JACK BROBACK
01 t~t O•llJ P'1ltl ~It!!
.loan lr\ u1e. $n1ith madt ont of her 1n·
rrcqucnt v1s1ts !o Orangt Cow11y of-
l1cialdom and almosl upset plans for in-
t:Orporat1on of the proposed ci1y of Irvine.
The pri nc.·1 pal stockholder in the huge
Irvine Ll>mpan~· -arcorn panied by an
11ttornry -spent 1nany hours Tuesd a.\' on
!he six th floor of th(· cou111y t1d-
nHnistrt1!1vP uffa·e building butlonholtng
\)range County s11pcr"i sor~
Battin Bid
on Irvine Lures
The heiress. "'ho fl0\1' lives on 11
spacious ranch in Vtr(t1n1a. repo rtedly
had lunch with Board Cha 1rn1an Roberl
Battin in a beer and sand1vieh plaCi' near'
lhe office huildinf,:.
Her mission l\llS os1 r1 L'>1bl\' lo se<!k a
tiO·day de lay in the hear:ing on in-
~·orporat ion of the new t'ify bu! her
11101il'cs 11•ere not t!car.
But her atti1•itics br·ough1 1111111ctliaLP
re.action fro n1 proponcn!s or the new
ro1nrnuni!y.
Andrew ~·lay. representing COIN . !he
fun d raising arm of the int'Orporation
n1ove, put it this wa y in addressing fifth
District Supervisor Ronald Caspt.rs.
··Joan Irvine Sm ith is not a resident of
the proposed new city, She does not vole
here hut 1here are 7.000 people who are
~our conslituenls and do vote here.'· i\1ay
~·arned. ·•Do as you told us you would in
your office and allow this election lo go
forward.''
J\1 rs. Sn11l h hil~ bee n r.ng:1ged u1 a run·
City
n1ng battle for many year~ with the
James Irvine Foundation, majority
stockho lder in the Irvine Company. ::ihe
1nsis1s that !ht corporation is not manag-
ed correctly.
Ballin and Cas~rs were obviously im-
pressed with !\Ir~. Smith"s arguments as
they e!carly expressed in debatt on the
hearing ISSUt,
Caspers at one point \Vednesday when
hr was baek1ng Batti1fs proposal to con·
!1nue the intol'por;ition hearing ror tiO
Loses
to
days. referred to the nghls of the heiress
deserving ··1nore con~1dcrat1on than a
phn}' tax corpora1 1011 111 San Fracisco
that is nol 1ntcres1rd )o !he actions ol the
Board of Supervi ~ors "
Battin joined the 1n~1nuat 1ons ar this
point tharg1ng rhat John H urt on.
(·hairinan of the incorporation grou p \\'as
··elected by the Jr\·ine Compan.v."
A spoke~n1;;n ("hal!engcd lbt ~tatcn1c1\\,
pointing oul lh:-i! Caspers wa s cleC'tcd by
the people of !he ~-ifth D1s1nrt 1nclud in~
Route
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
County
the pe1111oners for tht nt\I' city.
The supervi~ors hearing room wa ~
patked "'ith 1nore than HJO supporters ol
the new eoinmun1ty They applauded
speakers ravoring their program unul
Ballin l'urtly W<i rn('{! th ern 1hal .. if there
i.~ any n1 ore loud applausr t will rut off
d1scuss1011 and call for an in1med1ate
vote.''
The supt> I'\ tsor·s finally voted lor a con-
tin ued hearing 1n l\\'U \1•ceks on !he in·
tSef' .J OA,\" 11\VINE. Pagt 21
Plea
Fo1· Delay
Makes Stir Newport Told State , Won 't Reopen Freeway Issue
\\ncn frustrated Supcr\'tsor Robert \V.
Ballin stonipcd ou1 of the Orange Counlv
Bo<ird of Super\ isors lllC'Ctlng room
\\"cdncsd ay nuun he 1·a1Tic1I \1 ilh hin1 rt
sa1isfacti1111 of ::.orts.
lie had a\1110~1 slng ll'·handcdly bloekcd
huth lhc clcc:t1on (or lh e 111(•0rporatlon o(
the pruposcd c11.v flf lr\'ine and !111a11c:i11g
'or a new Courily Uep:i rt111cnl of 1'.:dut'a-
llOn building.
He had al so t'auscd a sitk man to bf'
brought fro 111 his bed and a!n1 ost cost the
1·ou11ty 3 possible $1 00.00tl
Bo~rd Cha1r111a11 B:i\tln of S<111!<1 Ana
l1:id ahnosr a1.:hic,·cd hi s ~oais b~· taku1g
;i.dv(lntage uf the lat1 th::tt Qnly three
sl1pcr\'1sors \1·t·re prrscnt and a vote •)[
!he ma1ont y of the !1\e·rnembcr bo;ifd
11..is necess::try fnr pa s~:i~t nf lhe 1n1-
pt1r1anl nH·a ~ures
Su pcr\'LSur l)a,·1d I.. B;:ikrr. palr an11
t\cak fron1 an aeciden\. wa s rullcd lron1
hr~ :<01l-k bed 1n hrf'ak 1ht· 11np:1.~sr Bakf'r
11;.is inju rrd last 11·eckend a\ his Lake .1>..r-
1·011·hc;id cabin wtirn ~iruek hv a f;i l1 1n,i;
!1n1her
He was knoekccl to !11c ground and l:iv
unconsciou., roi· ;ihnosl one hou t· bcfo.re
his wife rctu r11ed frn1n a shopping trip. ~i.'t stitc·hc_s \\'Crr required 10 close a 11.a~h
in his he ad and hr was held ovc rn1 gh1 in
a nrnrbv hos pi!<1I for ohserva!ion B;it.\ii~·s 1ae!ics on 1hr dcpar1r11rnl 11r
l'.'du cation iS:5UC. \111.:ludc.d refusal to. \'~rte
for apprO\'a\ of a In\\' bid on Sl .9 i:n1Jho11
in bonds to hulld the slructure 111 the
1·oun1y ~pcra1 ion 1.:rntl'r at Grand and
~l rF.iddcn a\·cnuc" 1n S;in!a .ol..1111
The Ban\.. of Anirr1ea \1 a" low b1dclcr at
5 83ti2 pereent The onh 01hrr bid \\·;1s al
11 higher ii.!1~1:t:1 p{·rre111 But tht' ba11I. .1-
1~ nnrn111l in :-lH h pracll<{·" had p\;it·•.>d a
Zli·hnur lnnil 011 at·rrpltH1rr of lhc bid
On .a.Ilg ~ the J ll T11111n1111.;
c ons1rut t1on CrJm11anv (l r 1.o~ l>..l\gflr..,
h:id r.ilfi·rr<I 1hr 1(1\V hid nf ~I 3 ;1.11lhllll to
build thr rdti\:tl1n11 ... tructurr lh1~ t'\)11·
lr;ic! also h:id a 111n~ 111111! !n1· :i1
t·rplanrr
Ne 'v Ga~ Station
Propo~al Mel
With Oppo~ition
~c"·port Beach gas stai.1111 oprrators
1od31. urger! maior change.<; u1 a proposect
r itv ·ordinance lhat \roulcl p!<1te ~1nct. (•oOtroL~ on the u:~e 11nrl aprcor<in<.:r of
1hrir pl:ic-r s of l>u.~111e~s
Slanon 011 nrr.., rlnn t wan! a requi re-
ment tor major auto repa1r5 1n bt pri •
rnnTied in a .~eparatr builrlin~ and th111k
thr s1ipul:i11nn 1ha! \~, percrn~ o.~ 11 sl:i-
11011·~ J!,rounrls hf' !anrl.~r:.ipf'rl I~ 11~1 rx-
i;e.~s1vr " A serit's of r·t•qu<>slcd adcl11.1on~ a111t de-
lciions 10 1l1e ordi na11l'f:. whi ch is sched -
ule for pub:ic· he;iring b~· lhr pl.<1nn111~
corninrssion Thursday Ill 3 fl 111 Ill l'1_1 ~'
hall ccunt' aftrr ~t.rv 1ce st;tt1011 111\rre·T<:
rnrt. with Jock Barnctl. man:iger of tile
Ne\\'porl Harhor Chainller or Com1ncrct .
Al·tion 0 " the ordinance had bef'n pos!-
pr.ned bV thr C(lmmlSGion two w~~~ ago
v.•hen P,:;irnetl s a id sl::iti~n operator~
\\'anted more 1in1c to studv 11.
Th<' fir!lt or i!s kind in Nrwport Bea~h .
!he ordi nance would institute the stncl
stand<1 rds for :-ill ne1I' stf.lions an.d y.·ould
requirt exil'ling st.ation~ to improve
!hrmsrlvro; '" spcc1flt('! way~
Anolher chan~e askt d 10 io«re:lsr !he
nurnht'r or al101v11hle sign~ fron1 st'\"Cn
to JO. has alrc110y "on co1n1T11ss1on a11ree·
nu~nt Ho11'c1•c( !here 11,re slill ~ nu1nDer of
pnint.s of con1ent1011
Opcratnrll SUJ!l!rst that on e permant>n!
Ure ('!i splay rack with four !Irr~ ht Ill·
towed al carh pump island. The orrl1·
•ant t proposes one pe r station.
Storage of Urr.~ u1 Ilic ord11'.<11lC(' woultl
be concealed Inside 1he stntion. bu1 Of>-
r r<1lo rs 11sk !hal 1hr.~ ht 111lowed pl'rm;in.
rntl~·.fixed outdoor s!or1tge cabinets.
Cl.I.IL Y PH.OT Sti ll Pholf
PIONEER BANKER DIES
Spalding B. Eastman
Business1nan
S. East111a11
Dea d at 68
Sp..ild lng S "!'ipud·· E:istrnan. 1'.ho gt1t
the lirsi c;. . .Ji crer len! b~· Ne11por1 B<tl·
bo;i S:i1·ing.o & Lo;in and Lll<>r h1•1 :in1P
unr of 11.~ orli!.'rr~. 1~ dear! ·
J!e first t11111e 10 ihr ll.1rhor '\l'r:1 a~
a H<1Jbfli1 J~!nnd s111nn1tr rr•,1ilr111
He sl;.1'('d lfl h11ild !hr su1-rut1nd1n,c:
(·01nn11u1it.1. 1·r11ring a~ vit·1· prl'sirlrn!
and l1)ar1 ofl1L·r1· fll Ille [1101\f'l'J' f111a11~·1a l
in.~n111tin111
·-Br lore 1 h1~ A,;so(·1:111n11 11".J.< fo11ndr(I.
1·011 coukln 'I gel a loan Ill 1'\!'11pot'I ll'il h·
ool <1 l"ll'h ;il!nt " he 1111l'e d~l'l<\l'rrl Wi!ll
pr1dr
Since rc\ll"e1'!. 'lr Eastn1;u1. fill . 11·a~
round dend 111 h1 o,; hon1r a! 105 \'1a H;11 t'I'
on Lido l~le \\'cdne~day afternoon
Drath 11·a.~ apparen1lv qu1cl.. :in~ qu iet.
according tn polrl'r. 11 h11 ~a1rl hr 1r:i~
~11ting upright 10 an f"1"' ('h<11r 1111'1 a
pa ckn,!lr nf c1g:irr!ll'~ in hi~ h.111rl
llran fail:lff appc1rrn1 1v 1 l,u rn rd lh••
p1011err bu,1n1·~~m;1n "i1.1 11 ;1~ lou nd 111
~on Sd•b\ ·°'·llH11 .. \':.4<!111;111
Hr \\.1, r.illrrl !11 a ~htrr. \Jr~ '11 .. ,10
F 11:,1, (If Lu11~ Rr:lrh 11hu Ii.HI )?.•)f1P I(\
lh P l"f~ldf'flt'l' f'.trlil'I' ,111il C;1!I !llJ 11·,pHll•f
;it 111,. 11.1~11· I
F1111r-1al ~"l"I II '"" 11·~,,./.,1111 !Jf"l f!1 ni: lro
rj,;1 ;ii 1';1, 111(' \'i•'ll \1,'11'01"1,;I P.1r\..
~·H'JI and r<11~rd ill I.Of 1\rl)!•'lt'· \Ir
l·.<1~1n1rtn 1111 .'lt ionf'tl 111111 111, l;,n11l1 111
ll1r p~i.:1ure~qlle por1 illHI 1.•hn,f lu !11P
hr re
/fp soon lhrew in his \nl \\'llh ('~ir·h t1;:i1•
ri l'\'r loper anri l•li!n l1rrn f11u11dl•r P ,,
··P;ipp,v·· f'l)l n1rr
'"A logi cal scq11c11cr ." \lr 1•.;1':\m<111
1olrl in an in1erl'ie1v before r!.'l 1r<·n1rnt ;.~
vice president and loan officer for \ht.
lend ine: company
"Palmrr was the firsl n1an I mt'! in
Ne11·por!. He sold rnc my first lo1 on Lido
Jglc an d I n1a rned hi." daughter "
Educated at law and economics 11t
Southwestern University o. Pl d Pomona
tSee EAST~-1AN, Pagt Z~
By L PETER KREI G
0! I~• 01il• Pilot ilUl
\'E\'TL"R . .\ -The California Highway
Con11111ss1on here toda~· relused to reo pen
the Pa~'ifl(' Co<1s1 Freeway rou1e queli-
lhul 111 \rwport Be.'.lch.
Jl 1gh11ay eo111n11s.~1oners rvltl Newport
nlfieials 1f 1he~' 11<1111 a new study of tl1e
conlrol'rrsial rvutr il will hnl'e ro grt
neighborinl( t'1!ic.~ in Oran,l!e Co11nty lO
JVin witli them in 1n:iking !he reque~1.
Tl1e con1m1ss1on ·~ rebuff wa ~ 11ccom-
pan1cd by blislering critil'isn1 by Com-
n1is.:;ioner Vernon Cri ,ti11;1 who !laid the
comn11!;s1on +·never btfort h<is been suh-
jec1ed to the kintl of personal al)use·•
1hat has taken place rl urin~ rt. c en!
rn111Hhs on thr 1';.,r1!ic Coa.~1 Frccw;i_v
eon!rover;;y
Cristina·~ t·o1nine nl~ 11·ere in apparent
rclerence to l! lel!rr frrun Newpnrl Beach
\'1ee :\1.'.l~Or H111\·ard Rflgers to {;overnor
l<ra~i\11 n1ak ing a•cusatiflns about Cozn
missioner Frt>rl L' . .len111ne ~ ;ind de1nand-
in~ rh:.1 Jennin.e~ h(' replaced
.'..llhough not rt'!crrin~ ~pel:1f1t•a:lr lfl
!ht' le!ler Cri s1u1a said. •·1he :uno11nt or
t1111e a111I r ff11r1 lhr."" hones( <1rrl1e:Hrd
111en 1>111 in anrt tu havt 1hi>1n take t!us
kind of abu se i.~ un e;1lle1I ft>r ·•
Counl·1l111an l.>onald ~1 c l11rus presenterl
l'\ell'port Be;•.:'h's request for a study (If
1l1c Bon11 ;..t:oyo1 r Canyon rotlle lflr th,..
!"Oi!Sl;il frcewav in lhe ab.~cncr 11r ~l al'nr
Erl llinh. whO i<; ill. ·
·rhe onl,v neighboring r11.r adrlrcssing
!he i:on11n1ss iun w;is Co~la ,\o]e~a . ,\l esa
Migratory Bird?
U .~. In1pound s
Stuffed Du ck
1'\ 1.:-..\ <H;l;i 1 .\f-1 1 -I S CUS10lllS of-
f 111a!~ i'lt"e hol<hng a ~lu lled dotl. 1'.h1ch
h1'l<ltl,'.:" !!1 "' rui...a 1nan on grl'fun;J<; lhP
d111. k t'u11!d nol be al10111t'rl 1n10 lhe t:o11n-
l11 he• <iu~e 1! 1:-a nugr.norv b1rcl.
1·t1;11lr" lnglr 1111" f1•t11!l1I lor lh1efl
111nnl h~ 10 rrl"l:i1111 lht• b11rl which 11 ;i~
11np()t11H!!'!I \\hf·l1 hr l'l'(]~~erl lh P l S-
(";111arha11 bonirr .h111t• 8
· .\11 ~1>11 \l;n·~ li ail scc11 lh.1\ dul'k :1t.
~11a11 Lak e. ,\J;1111tulla, and Jusl had 10
l1;nr 11 In rarl, hr ha d savc<l for a .1c.'.lr
I!) gt:l 1( ll'hc.n \If' ll'Cll l b<l(k Oil a l1~h111g
11·1p ." ln_i::1e saut
"lie had carried that thin~ -1-l'ing~
spread out :io intf1cs 111 takeoff -on hill
lap for 500 miles un11I ''"'e got lo Pen1bina ,
N D.
"Sin<:e then l'1e bl'en in contact with
Srn. Fred Ha rris' office several times I
ha ve obtained three permit~ -from lhe
Depart ment of Interior. the \\'ild1ifr
Department and from customs -lo ge!
lh;l L thing Jn.··
Ne1v ,1\ttic11 A1itopsy
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Clly .a.uorney Ro.v June cited a city l'OUll·
cit resolution stating Costa <'>lesa's op.
posilion to "any elimin<.tion or the long-
~en!ed freeway route ..
.l1111e cited Cost;.i '-lesa·s pl'nd1ng down·
101,·n recle1·elopment progr<i1n and said
rl1tniuat1011 of a N"rll'port Freeway rcrnl·
i11n~ "11·ou!t1 mal.e a shambles or our new
gener;il plan ··
Tht Newport Frecw11y is pla11n1·<l tn
l~r1n10<1t!.' a1 !he Pacific: Coas1 Freeway
brlO \\' the· biliffi:. in Nc1v port Beach_
Commi.~sioners also questioned the 11111·
ing ol ,\le v.·por1 Beach's request pointing
tht city is just under!ak ing a traf!ic
study designed to find solutions to the
tralf1(' proble1n.
··tt i~ 1>re1naturt. to draw any con-
elus1ons and euine to us \1·ith any recon1-
rncndi'.'inns before co111plcting your 01111
!11dl" ... ,la1nes I\ ~lor st:-ite public 11•orks
director. s<nd to 1'.·1clnni:..
.. \\ e ;irt not ask111R for conc:lusto.ns,
Jus1 tor ;i slutl.1·."· ,\1l'lnnis said.
He said Nc11'port Reach is h(Jplng a
s\;i te study \\'Ouk~ give wider scope to
1\ hat Ne1l'por1 Be?-'.'h is doin g
.Jenn ings also noted that the Division
House ·sear~h~
Neu,port Police Seek Bond Support
If a Newport Bl!al·h policeman knockl'i
•)fl vour floor Frida ~· night (ron1 6 p.1n to
1l p.111 . don'! gel 11·orried -you ha1·t!n·l
necessarily dont 11 nything 11Tong.
li e wilt probabl.v bt part of 1·;hal the
'\e11porl Befl ch police deparl1ncnl is t <ill·
1ng a ··tiou~e·lo-hou~t search" -for
1 otcs 1n suppo1·t of the Oct 5 c11 .v bond
elccliorr
Officers will be .~carc:h1ng ror vole~ not.
;i ~ j)(Jli<.'t'1ne11 but as men1bers or the
11.'c"·po rt Bt ach Police En1ploycs Assocl<i-
11011 They'll bt in plainclothes bu! w11!
ltlcntify then1selves as officers
Abolt! 80 police officers \v iii gq door·l11-
door t1rmed nol with search warrants bul
1fith \1·ha1 lhe y hope are persua sn·e
arguments for bond passage.
:\ l.\.\'O·thirds .vcs vole i~ needed for
passage of the $6.9 mi ll ion bond whith
11011ld finance. ne1v city po!1ce and ad·
n1in1stra!ion f11f'i !ilie~. said Lt (:ary
Peterson of !he Nc11·por! Beach police.
Peterson expla lnl!d the officers would
be canvass1 n~ through Oct 3 dur'1ng their
off·dU!,v h•lUrs .
The police <1re alY>O asking Ne\1'port
Beach res1dtnl.~ lo con1e to thtir house -
!he deo;1r1ment fttl'11il 1rs on 32nd S!rert-
Sf'pl i9 anrl Ocr 3
The dep<irt111en1 is issuing a c1tr 1\·1de
1111,ilalinn to open house tou1·s frorn Ip 111.
to 5 p.nl. bo!l1 d<1y~.
II se ries ol 15 ininutc. tnur.~ or lhe f11 e
poliec bu ildings will !;ike pl ace. along 11·1th
speeia l displays of police equip 111ent and
l'ehicles.
Tours begi n al the Hecords·lnfonnal ion
Center. 425 :J2nd St.
In announ cing the open house. Policl!
Chief B .1an1e.~ Gl :i,•as said it would be of
interest to holh adu!ts and children .
··11 is 1ny belief !hat 1vhen our cilizens
11r tually s"er rhr state of our presenl
raci!itif'~ !hey will ha ve no misgivings
a bout voling yrs ()cl ;-,, "Gla1·as said.
Medina Assails ~alley
For S l1ooti11g· Civilians
FT r-.ICPl!FJRSON . r;11 l lfPll -Capl
f.rnc:-;l I.. ~!edina took the 1v1tr.e5s sta nd
in his own defense today and told the
1·ourt·m;ir\la l Jury he speci l1eal!y in-
srn1cte<l hi s troops li{ll tu kill y.·omrn and
th1ldren fl t 1'.·ly Lal
The 34·ycar-old profes~ion11l ."<il dicr
frorn ~.1on1rose , Colo .. t'hargerl \111lh !02
rnurdcrs in the. South Vie tnamese vill age .
;iJso r·ategoriied Lt. \Villiam L. Calley,
one of his platoon lt.aders at My La i. a~
lacking in leadership ability and in the
abi!ily lo quickly grasp instruction:-..
Calley, \1'ho refused lo testify at
:-.li:.'din:i''> 11·ial, st :111d~ 1·nnv1ctcd or 22
rnurdcrs du ring the :-Olarch !fi. 19fi8, r-.Ty
Lai opcral!On. IJUri ng his t'OUrl -martia!.
Calley in~1stPd that !1e wa., merely
lol10111ing i\ledin;i 's orders 1-1·hen civilians
\1•cre slaughtered a1 1\-ly Li!L
i\1cdina told of J:!iv1ng hii:. troops tr pep
t<rlk Lhe night before the i\ly Lai sweep,
;ind said one of hi s men. whom he did not
idcntLl y. asked, "Do 1-1•t shool "'Omen and
L·hildre11'.'''
i\lcd1na s;iid he replied · ''Ko. use com·
1non sense. If an indil"iduaJ is lrl'1ng Lo
hurt you. then shoo! If he 1s evading
t running 111vay •. fire a 1varning shot -
;:ind 1f he docsnl 1stop1 shoot to ,.,,dund or kilt .•
Gunshot Deaths Attest j The Arm.v captain, charged "'Ith
01'erall responsibilit y for the J\ty Lai af·
fair. said Calley "did not possess
leadership ahil1ty -he was having pro·
ble1ns.
ATT ICA. N.\' (UPl 1 -'T'wo widely
knoy.·n pathologists who Performed iie·
<:ond autopsie s eonlirn1ed today that nine
hostages kil!ed in !he A!l ica State Prison
revoa. died~of-t{unshol~wottn&.il:-
The autopsirs were performed by Or.
Henry Siegel of Westche ster County and
Dr. ~tichae l Baden. assistant Ne1v York
Cit v mcdlcal examiner. after fin u11-
1teftaker iiaid he found no visible bullel
\\'Ounds on one. of the. ho~tages , Richard
Le wis.
.A. 10th ho~tagt died of a beating t1ro
da vs after the. rebellion started.
Dr. John Edland , ~lonroe Countr
·~1ed i<·al e«aminer "'ho h;:id pcrfor1ned
the original autopsies tti~clo,ed lhr fin -
du1t1 s of lhc re·au1 ops1cs.
Edl:tnd said J..('111i~ \\as :-hot in lhc b:u·l
h'" a single bu llcl wh1cl1 lodgr<l in his
l'hei;t
The latest findings earne 11s 11 s\a1 r in·
l'('!'tigation opened intn the fiv r-<l11y
rrbrlllon Onr or lh,. qur~11on ~ to he
a11~11'c rcd i~ 1\'ho f1J'c.d !he ~hots tha! kill ·
ed the nine J1ostagcs.
\Vere they killed hy inrnates Monday
"'hen 1,700 state polict. N a I 1 on a I
Cun rdsincn and sheriff's depulie'.'i storm ·
C!d the1 .200 ('onvr~ls 1VJxi had h11t'l' U\~lfl
10 s.ive them because the convicts drcs5-
t'd their hostages in prison denim s and
hid behind then1 as !he assault forct hit
pri so n ror five days!
Or "'ere lhry shot by the 1nen whu lrird
lhe prison with rlrJcs. shotguns Rlld tear
gas?
Another nagging ques tion is "'hether
1he slaughter could hRvt: been prevented
if ncgoliRl ions had gone a ll!tlc longer or
r.o\' Ne lson "· ~ockefeller h ad
!)('rRon ally appr,arcd ;if the priSl.ln"
Rockcte!Jer rnct 1\·1th 11 ides and tor·
rection offflcia!s tod11y 111 Albany to plan
1ht inve!lligat ion into the AU ir;i prison
lflkrovrr and its rrc:aptoring.
Ten pnson cmploycs and 32 tnnv1<;ls
died dur1nR: lhl" rioting.
·rhc dea d r.r.in1·ic'IS wcrt 11 rnong more
th;in hall or Attica·~ 2.~0U inmatts whu
,/ -'
seized 31 hostages and two ccllblocks or
thr. fl4 -acre maximum security prison
Thursday. Nine hostages and 3l prisoners
wpre found dead af~ff lhe prison was
~•onned ~londay. A 10th prison employc
died earlier and one convict died \Vednc~
da1· in a Buffalo hospital
The nert day. Os\l·ald revrrsed hhnseJr
and said all but one of lhe hostages had
b!:en shot to death and not killed l\'ith
homemade kn ive6.
\\'edncsday the burl;il of guard Richard
l.c"·I~. 41. of 8 ali\'ia, 1vas postponed f()r
autopsy af~r a runt.rat home. H. F..
Turnrr &-Co .. said there were no gunshol
wounds on the body.
Guard \\'ill iam Qulnn . 28. who 1v;1~
beaten the fir.i;t d11y or the rlot and died
l.wo days late r of hi-ad injuries. w:is
burled \\'cdne!SdAy afl rr a Requiem l\.t:1sll
Jn a chu rch a few door s awa y from hill
homt in Attica. AbouL iOO uniformed
ons orficcrs from througou~ the state
formed an honor guard.
.. , had lo be extremely careful in giv-
ing liiln instructions. tic got lost con·
Linuously."
J\-lcan111hilc. at Ft. J\·lc ade. l\1d .. an at·
torney for Col. Oran K .. Henderson ~t
tacKed the credibility or Lt Col f>'redric
\Vatke, who testifi ed Wednesday he hl!ard
Henderson receive specific inst ructions to
investigate the killing of civi lians at r-.ty
L11i.
\\'atke: wa!I on the witness stand for the
second day in Henderson's Cflur1·martial.
\\'atke conceded unde r queshoning by
Henry Rothb\att, Mcnde rson's .eivilia n
defense altorney, that he had signed a
report \l'hich con flleled with h i !
testimony that he knew ()f no aciual com·
bat contact Y.'ilh lhe enemy during the
sy.·eep of the South V1c1namcse hamlet on
~larch 1e. 1968.
r-tothblatt ~sked \Vatke ir h t:
remembered !'ign1n1-: 11 rtport. on April 10.
1968. which said US forre., had been
engaged "In J heavy firefight in lht. ercjj
of My Lai .''
"Yes. sir. I do" \\l~tke rr,pl 1cd.
..
of Highways has promised rull cooptra·
lion !o Ne1\•por1 Beach 111 its stud~.
Commissioners to a man 1nd1cated that
should Orange Counly and \ewport
Beach"s ne.1ghbor1n;; cities collec1i\el,<1
present thernscll'es 1hry 11 ould gi\e ful l
considerallon to rcuµe111 11g the crll1rt: rout •
qu estion .
The to1n1111~,,;ion pointed ou ! th <:>J the
proposed Bor11ta Canvlln rout e offered nn
sugges!ions as lo how lo handle trafl lc: ti>
!he ea ~t ;ind what to do 11·11h the. Pacific
Coast Hi~h11ay as 1t c<1 111e. fron1 Hunting·
ton Beach 1nlo l\'c11port Beach
$36.8 Million
UC I Budget
Now Proposed
Speci.U lD 1ht JJ.\U. \' PILOT
S:\~· ~'HA~CJSCO -UC lr1·1ne 11·ou1d
get a $36.8 milli on operalrng budget for
1912·73 under a S92~.8 n1dl1un spcnd inJ
program proposed lociav for· !he n1 11e-
CAmpus Un1\'crsity of Cai1 forn1a S}'Slf'nl
UC President Charles .J . 1-!itc:h unl'e1lccf
l11s budget proposals during a 1ncc ling of
UC Regents here.
Hitch said th proposed budgc1. about
S80 million n1ore than th fs yea r·s $144.7
inll!1on ... does not fulfill all of the
uni11ers11y·s mo.~l urgent ceeds. but does
enable the univ ersity to reverse th•
direction of the past lhrcc years."
I ~ the case of Orange. County's UC
Irvine. lhe propo:.al calls for ;i $:1.9
n1illion increase over the current campus
op~raling budget of $32.9 nuthon
lini1·cr:.i ty spokes1ncn said the LC!
budget propus.a! calls for 56 nc111 l;:icullv
men1bers and 20 nr1\ 1ral'h1 11i:: assistant:,
1o help scr1e an r~ti111 art'd tall 19i2
C"nrolhncnl of i ,7:12 ~tudcnts Thr hgurt
i11c!udrs t1ndergr;a!11ntl'-; g r a rl u a t •
~ludents and n1cd1eal ~ludenls L.""Cl of-
l1 c1al.~ expect 7.1110 students on ··a1npu., !hi~ lal!
The L"("f b11dgel pr111)i1sal f111 1972-i :1
::i lso 11ould redU!'!' tl 1c ,"t·hool'~ c:urTc11t
~tudent ·tcac·hrr 1 il!l•i ll'fl!ll Jhe current
19 .1 lo 18.2. arcordlng to unil ersity of-
ficial s.
Hitch said . ''1t is 1•cry d1fl 1c:u1L Lo plan
adequately lor 1!172-7:1 rcal1z111g that re·
cent regents' budg!'ts ha ve bee n
disregarded by !he state.
The budget recom111enda!1on 1va~
sa ndw iched bct1vec11 t1vo ··alternative
budgets" Hitch prcscn1cd tor the regent'•
consideration.
One, an "austerity budget" $40.1
millio~ hightr than lasl .1•ear's st11t~ ap-
propnation. "would not restore any of !hf!
program reductions \\'hich 111t have had
to ma ke du1·ing the pas! three years."
HHth s;.id the 01her. 1vh1eh represenls •
ISet REGENTS, Par::e !'
Orange Coast
1\'enther
The cool snap "'ill stick with u~
al lea st throUgh lomorro1v, Night
and morning low cloud s and coast-
al rog \.\'ill he lp keep the mercury
1011' ll will clear to hazy sun \vilh
highs near 75 and lows at 65.
INSIDE 1'0Di\ \'
Tlic Stal e Sc1u1tt J1aJ opp1·ovt d
a bill t11ot 1uo11ld crock dou;n 011
c;rookcd. 01110 repair dealers.
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J.fes~ Trap -• '
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Shoplift Gang
1• • "' • • • ~ ,
Escapes Police
By ARTRUft R. Vl.\'~EL
01 lllt 01llt l'llet ~11t1
,\ sy1temat1c Southern C;i.!1 forn1a
shopli ft -burglary team l'Scaped a Costa
·Mesa police trap V.'ednesday , as one
plainclolhesrnan they tried to run down
dove away, firing two sho!s into t h e
fleeing getaway car.
The 8: 15 p.m., incident or.curred at
Woolworth'!, 2300 Harbor Boulevard, th'?
1ame store they had also struck only the
.,ai&hl before.
Detective· Phil Donohue esca~ injury
..! when he sprawled across the pavement to
.avoid being hit.
.I Investigators said two black males in
·the vehicle used in the assault \\'ith a
· deadly weapon incident apparently \IO'ere
11so app1renlly unwl'lunded.
Store manager Stephen Ness , who
~·asn't present "·hen !he m1ddleaged
black woman and four .v<lunger men
er.tered. said cmployes called police.
The staff -none of whom v.·ere
~ J\,.itnesses Tuesday nigh t -knew of !he
·.suspects' system both from !he prior in-
c ident and store chain security agents'
• warnings.
· Donohue and his partner. Dick DeFran-
...c,isco, were dispatched and slipped into
the Harbor Shopping Center Store for
s urveillance.
DeFrancisco said he spotted one brows-
ing suspect grab 30 assorted albums
worth $180 and sprint for the door.
He shouted a warning -too far away
to grab the suspect -v.•ho ran to the
waiting car as Donohue gave chase.
Investigators sa id !he suspects fa iled to
halt as ordered when Detective Donohue
iden!ified himself as a police man, gun-
ning the car toward him in reverse.
Officer Richard Frederiksen said in his
burglary report the woman and a fourth
male suspect slipped out into lhe crowded
parking lot v.·hile attention v.•as focused
on th~ shooting incident.
Store officials told of the same blase
Carnival Slated
In Irvine Plaza
A carnival with booths. rides and a
wide variety of dnnr prizes v.•ill be
5po1UOred Friday througti Sunday in tlle
University Park Shopping Center, by the
Irvine Council for Educalion.
The carnh·a! begins Friday after r;chool
l! out and closes at 10 p.m. Saturday it
wllt run 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.: Sunday, noon
to IO p.m. . .
The Irvine Council for Education is
aponsoring the carnival •·to fur!her the
qu1hty of education in the area," said
1pokesman Frank Hurd.
~tore specifically. the group pl ans tn
use profits to push for Irvine Schonl
District unification by hiring budget clln-
r;ultants and supporting a unification
vote.
Newport to Hear
New Hotel Plans
A use permit z,-,p hcatinn fnr a 13-story
hn1 el ne ar Orange Count\' Airport by the
Emkay Deve!opme n1 Co mp.an y will be
heard tonight at 8 o·ciock hy the Nev:porl
Beach Plann ing Comm1~s1on.
The plann ing commission also will ht.a r
a requ es t for red1str1c1ing nf the 8.1lboa
Fun Zone 11J 11110"'' C'flnd0m1n1um~ tJld 111
reri,utst to .allo\~' ex1ended Optrat1nns of
Fel1c111.no·s restauran1
Actio n on the Emkay holel proJKI v.'a.,
contin ued from Sept 2 when r.-0mmission-
er \Villiam t-.1arlin said he d1r! nnt know
the structure v.·a~ going t o ~ 150 feet tall.
DAILY PILOT
(ll)Jf(;I COAST P'UILl$HINO C'OM".-Jrn'
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T...,._. 11141 141AJ11
~..mM """"" .. t4J-t t 1•
browsing by th,. t.,.,·o app11.rent decoy
shoppers the night before a!'. a security
man chased the l'iflfln lfr tarrying $11 5
worth of S!('r('o albums
One or the team had engaged a clerk's
al!ention b.v constant ques!ion8 about the
srore'!l book department.
\Vatch Commander S~t Ron Allen said
lod<iy !ht> four p('rsnn.~ wrre \1•anterl ror a
seriei; of identical burglaries, moi;tJy al
\\'oo!worth's stores.
Shoplifting ls burg lary under the lall'
when it is clearly shown the lhier entered
the premises with prior intent lo r;teal,
rather than succumbing to a sudden im·
pulse .
Mesa Primed
For Festival
011 Weekend
Preparations are winding up tod.riy rnr
the Harbnr Area·s newest !1111 festival,
the three-dav Fiesta de Co~!a Mesa in the
city's central downtown park.
The fund-raising riesta off ic ially begins
Fridar a_t 5 p.m .. l\'it h )1 9 community
organ1zat1ons particip'atif'lk.
A variety of entertainment is set.
beginning "'ilh a i;pagherti dinner served
by the Sons of llaly Friday nlght and
noon 10 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Carniv al rides and concessions will
draw many. al ong \v it h a 7 p.m. Friday
Battle nf tht Bands for young people.
Adults may be puzzled hy bani
partici panLS ' name.~ -Genera! Hysteria
for one -but General i\totors and nther
rnanufa cturtrs v.·11! nffer them i;omething
more familiar
The fieis!a include~ a 1972 auto anrl
camper sho >1· 1n!'lud1ng mrrre th11n 5n
Vl'hi cles on display in the park
Varied activities !hr011ghout the !hree-
day Fiesta rle f,-0sta ~lrsa includP pri7.e
giveav.·11ys clim;ixer! hy a>1·11rr!1n.1t ol a
$500 savings bond at 8 pm. Sunday.
Originally begun as the All State~'
Festival, the 1971 event v.•itl be larger and
more \"aried in scope as well as carrying
a nev.• title.
Sentence Slated
DAIL v PILOT ST•!! P~oto
F1•ee1c11y IJivide1l
Center dividers are being in slallcd aiong the San
Diego free~·ay between Mi ssi on \"ic,1n and San Juan
Capistrano. Eventually the safety fen ces to prevent
headon collisions \viii stretch froin the lrvine area
to ('amino de Estrella in Capistrano Bearh.
projects. three separate contracts. 'vere given
priority because of fatalities in recent years on
guarded stretches.
The
top
un·
2 Coast A1·ea Me11 Held
On Cl1a1·ges of Swi11 dle
The f0rmer !nan nfficer nr a Costa
f\lesa savings and loan .:1nd a 5;in Juan
C;:ipi~trano nia11 :irP l1nrlPr arrr~I tnrlay
aftrr Ana heim Pol1re filed ~;ind thfl ft
ch:irge~ a~ainst !hl'm and two ot hr r~
T"'·n >1·nmrn, 0nr frnm Co~!.1 .\!r'i:i,
v.•ere rrp<lr!('d hv riHirers ;i~ \'ir11Tn~.
lnvrsllg;i1ors :isserlrrl 1ha! ll'rrks nf
prnbin~ led ln !he :irrc~t nf l·~m(lr\· 1..
f\1 archanl. 39 . nf 2"69 RtJ9al Pa!n1 Or11 r.
C<lsta Mesa. a former lnan officer 1\ll h
P11.f'ific S;:ivings and lllan Assnf'ialion
Others held on the charges are Erne~t
Kiddell, 42, of 327~2 A!ipaz St .. San Juan
r11pi~trann. r.rri::nrv Kiddell,
nr.1n2r . ~nri nalP E. Da>l'SOn,
rpf11 serl rn l1~1 hL~ hriml' ;idrlress.
29, nf
40. who
Th" fll\,1r!11t 11re to arraigned in
n1uniripal rourt \l'ednesd;;y on gr;ind
tllr ft !'h;o1·2r.~
f~ff ii'f'rc; .~;ilr! :i11 A11ahrlrn wirl nw w<is
!hr prinrqial 1·icti1n of the alleged
s.wlndle. ThP~' cl.:iirn i;hc v.·as per~uaded
tn rr!r:isc thf' tru~t rlecd to hr r home in
s.n11 H111•rs1 i\nahl'im and afl('r a series. of
finRn!'i;il n1anr11\"ers fnund herself liable
fnr S24fl a nion th pa_\•men ts on her home.
Tll1> !wn K1ddf'll~ and D;iwson ;ire or-
firers of i.: 's Home De\·e]npment Com-
p;lnl' or Tus tin .
From Page 1
JOAN IRVINE ••
corporation after Supervisor David L.
Baker was summoned fr om a sickbed to
provide the necessary third vote.
Supervisor William rhillips 11•as in San
Franci~co on business of the state
organizRlion of SUf)('rivsors.
Caspers erithu~i;,s rn for !he 60-<l;iy
drla.v 5een1i11gly n1rlted when 1t 11'11s cx-
1Jlalned that a Unil"ersity of Califo1·nia
Hnard of Hf'~Cnls rrporl. C11l tile st:ilus nf
lhl' prtiposert city 11"hit"h llallln had been
dcrn:111diru.: had ht•cn in the h;111ds of rhe
i;upervisors slnre l;ist SPptcrn l)er.
Tirnntti v Slr:1der. :1tl11rnev for !he in-
C'nrpnratOrs sai d addilion;ll "copie.~ of !he
rcp0rt !(1 !tu.• He~cnts v.·rre rlellvrrd t'1
lhe hu:ird rncrnbcrs as rrc:cntly as last
\\"l't'k.
Clifforr! ~fil ler, facilitiPs planner fnr
l 1(.'1. i;aid lhr rej.!cn1 ~· rrpor1 shn\1·rd thal
!hr city \\"nuld he f1nanr·1ally .~ound . lie
s2.id lhe rf'gf'nt.s VQlcd 18 to 2 to approve
plans fnr rbe cornn1un1\y.
Ex-Mesan Pleads Guilty
The "1don• claun~ ~he conta cted the
firm anr! lhrv agr!'Pd In b11 y her home so
that ~hr mighl mn\·e intn a mobile home.
(;rr1.1nrv K1ddPl1 a.~ked ln use the home A~ ~r!'urit.~· Qn a 5hort term $25.000 loan. she
told pn\if'f'
She. hRrl hrcn promised a $5.000 bonus
fi nd an 11d1·ancP of .!i l/IOO fnr a dov."n p11y-
n1rnt on A rnohil P home. Based on
a ~•uranrrs or the men she claims she
s1~nPrl dnrun1ents permil!ing \he Tustin
!inn to ohtain a $2.'i .000 loan nn hrr house .
Burtnn, lnnA lhe l ~;ulPr nf the in-
corpnr;itinn 1110\·cmcn!, hi! b;ick strongly
al Rartin's de!;'lying tactic~. ·
'"\\'e are not interested in belni; a p~wn
Rny longf'r of Joan S1nith, !he Irv ine
Cnn1pan.v nr 1he l30.1rd nf Slljlf.'rvisnrs anr!
their prohlf'ms," hP 11·nrnrd. "There ha.~
been seven-monlh del;'ly alrcatly and that
is enough." In Obscene Mail Case
A cnlorful, former Costa ~1e~a n "·ho
contends he is just a busi nessman tod1y
f11ce.o: sen!encing in October, 11fter
pleading gujlly to 1~ federal counts of
mailing ob!'lcene niatter.
,Jnseph Re itann, 5R, ;ind Lucil'n Re itano.
24. both of 2731 Orio n Ave .. Santa Ana .
v.·ill return Oct. 18 to hear C. S Ois!rict
Cou rt Judge A\"ery Crary pre!'lcribe their
penalty.
The .~enll'.n<"inl! in J,<r~ An~l'll'.~ roulrl
result in a 10tal nf i:i .\·rars 1n rn~on 11nd
a S05.000 fine for the father, under lf'rms
of !he la"·
Su!'h ~riff !Prm~ are rarr!y handE'd out.
e~prc1;ill.v in CR5r ~ of ii;u1!ty p!P.1~
The Renanos c:urren!!y face o!lier court
f'rntt• Page I
REGE NTS. • •
$76.9 mill1 on increase O\"er las! yeiir '.s
state funrls. \1·as "'a mode~t budgrl. b11 sed
on slaod11rds well below those prl!v ailing
in the mid-1960 's.""
The "rf.'<'on1me11ded budget" incrrase!'l
state participation h.v S60 3 m1llio11 from
'33i 1 million and cal!~ for $16.:1 m11lfnn in
regents fund s. It include~ a $25 .. l mill ion
increase in the ba.~e for infl;ition. merit
increase.c; llnd funrlini;: ad jusimenti; and
$35 mill1nn for \1hal ll!t ch celled
"necsssary 1n!'rf':ise~"
Hitrh sairl th ii; ~·e,1r"s rrcnrn n,rnrlat1on
h21s hf'en based upnn !he ~s~umption!l
that the state"s ec0nom~· >1·ill improve,
that the people 0! Cahrorni11 "''ant. In
ma1nt;i1n the un1\·er!l.1!y ";it. a h1i;h le\'el
of distinction," anr! that !he ~overnor 11nrl
!he leg1slature v.·ill include uni \·ersi!y
needs among their hig hest priorlti e~.
• ac11on in Or11nge Coun1 y stemming frnm
11 !ierie~ of police raids on Adult s On!.~··
typt ~tore~ anrl \varehou ses fu ll of allPged
f'M)f"n ographic materic.ls.
Rtitano. ;:i shorl, balding m:in. ha s said
in prior DAIL\' PILOT interviel\'5 hP 1~
ju~t a businessman trying to make a hv-
in~
Lon~ le~al b.:1ttles in\·nlvin2 thr I ' S
f'0nst1t ulion anrl drfin11 1nn nr nh!l.cen ilv
anrl rornngraphy <ip(!Rrrnl!\' lie :ihr:icl 1n
cnnnrr l1nn 11·1th otlirr !'::t~f'~
F:ilhf'r ,1nd son h;i\'e .~e\"er:il prior cnn-
1-'ir!lons 11ndrr appeal
Thev currrntl\' farr fe lnnv 11nrl nil.o:dr Olf'.'Jll~r l'h.'JT'J!f'.~ !11 \\"p'\ (1~11fl£(' ro1lrllY
J urlir1al n1.-1rirt Court
The Rrl!11nns anr! 11 Hunt 1n1.1tnn f!;;rho11r
COl!pl r. FrrdcriC'k •·f\u~!y' Lnar :I~ ;i nr1
his 11"ife Ka .v. -'I. nf 4M2 Hun1bnlrlf A1 P.
11"f're arrPstrrl J;;~t ~l a~
\'1cP 1nrrst1gatnrs 1·1<.1l111g an ,;i,!11slr1;;I
building at 15144 Golrlrn \\"est Sr, 11 1111
tington Bf.'ach, ~eir.rd huge haul.' of ~ex.v
JnRterial rha!. lime,
The 20. 1~0 reels nf film anrl 300.000 still
phntoRr:iphs the defe.'ldants contenr! t0 he
;:irh1·ork were slacked up to six feel high,
police ~aid.
lnve.sligarors spent 12 hou rs ~1f11ng
through, examining and [nventoryinJ: the
racy marrrials.
Only select exan1plrs 11re el:prc!er! In
be 1nlrodurerl as eridenre la1 r r \1 hPn rrn
r!'rrling~ beg10 before .l udi<:e \\'alrrr
Ch11 r;1mza. \\'ho n1ay ordrr e lri::1I
lr:in~fer 10 Superior Cour l.
A la ri:e :irnnunr w::1s rulPd In hr 1!
legally ~r11Pr!
Federal ch:i rizr~ ag;:iin~! !he rarhPr ~nn
entrrprrnr1ir.c; ra1nr la c;t No1P111her afirr
;:in !'tght month FBI prnbe 1nt'1 rrns~
<"Oun!r.v ~h1pmenl of bnoks anrl f!ln is 10
St Paul, ~11nn., and o?her points.
Sacldlehacli Unit Opposes
Tustin Unification Plan
~ltmbtr.~ of the Saddleback Arf'R
C.00rdln111in~ Ciun<"il 1SACC1 indicated
ll.'edntsday night thry v.•nul d gn on record
&ji&inst a propos11l ~·hich ml~ht turn the
Tu~lin l"n1nn Hi~h School Di.o:lr1!'t in to
three ~mailer untf1ed schnt:ll rl ic;trirt~.
Pr~s idE'nt or !hr grnu p. R11rt Sl)('ndlO\'f'.
trrme-rl reccn11y approved line ~ or
demar!'11l1nn for tt1r lhree riistrlcts
"lllni:!lr;111 and irrr~u tar."
A mea.~ur,. nn thr unH\cal1nn plan. as
:iinprnv~ hv lhf' srh'M"ll bn11.rrl.~. >1'i1\ be
J)laced bt.foie voters in Lhe. WHS diJitrict
nf')(I .rune.
:-ihr:hiiel Shrarrr. prr~ldcn! nf !hf'
r.fisslon Viejo Hnmt o>1·ners A~soriallon.
!l.llJi!,l!:"Sll'CI his ~roup \\'nuld fight the prn-
Pf'SA! but did not i;::iy v.·hy
~rwondlo\'e 11drlf'11 !hat II SA CC rnm-
m1ltef' on educalion millhl IMk ;it lhP
un1rir1:ilion pllln to 51'e 11 chanRe~ could be
"''nrkf'11 nu!
A 1111 hh r hr:irlnjl nn thP 11ni11r:it1nn ""ill
hf' htld ht>fnrt lhP Or11nge fnunf\' f nin
mil1ee nf Sr hO('ll f)i.ct rir! Ori<:Rniz:itinn
Ori A Timt 11nrl pl ll!'f' hRl't not yr1 IW!en
announrrrl
All tht' pl11n .11dnp\td hy the \'arinus
ach(ll'll di~trirt~ nnw stand~. unifl l'd
di~tr!!'IS "''nuld ht cre:;iltd for !he Tustin .
Jrvinr Rnd ~fission Viejo arras
~t1r !nlrl in\·rsl il!,11lnrs that she has
nrr11r rf'Cl'iVPrl !hr prnposed !'flnlrarls or
thr -~l.000 pron1iserl .
At 1111.~ prlint !hi? srrnnrl \·irtim. a Cn~ta
~1 e~a 11 n1n;in c>r1tcrrr! !hr picture.
,'<;he !\'Id poti (•r th<i t r-.larchant tnld her
11f 11 pn!rntial first tru~t loan at 10 per-
1•r111 int r rf'~l nn the Anaheim v.·irln>1•":o;
ht~!lll'.
shr ~aid r.rrgnry Kirldf'll and ~l;irrhant
sh•ll\"f'r! hC'r 1hc hnmr and ass11 rrr1 he r
1h;1t 11 1ra~ ;i ~rYl(l lnan ri~k. She signrd
pn prr~ and turned O\"f'r the t25.fl00 for the
n1nrt!!<lJ.:!'
~hr lnltl 01ff1rrr5 !hat ~he h;irl heen prrl-
rn1~rrl that tbr hn111P wnv\rl hP .~nld fnr
~"n 1100 and shr \\"nuld rf';'llir.e a quirk
~:;,(1(1(1 prnf11 Stir rh11r_ges that she hac;
1·r1 ••r re!'l!J\"ed a \"alid contract from the
(1rn1.
PROFESSIONAL
INTERIOR DESIGNERS
l
Or1e \1•ri t!cn prntrsl !11 the inco rpnr11tinn
w:>.s reC~'il'rd frnn1 lht• 11·\·inc lnrlustria l
Cnrnp lrx. It ~l:ltrrl 11i~t l<t rulo wnf'rs
rrprP.~enl i nj( 50 prrcr11! of th<' 938 ;icrPs
i;nu!'hl hv S:in!a An:i so1uh of lhe Slln!a
l\na ~1ar.inr Boti;c wl'rr ''l'Pi•~rr! 10 lhc in-
cht~ion of their propr,rt y in !hr nr w rir.v.
The prnpPrll' \·:1lu;1l i11 n ir11nll'1'd 1~·as a
1it11c n1ore th;;n thrrf' 1lt'l('('I\\ or !hr lolal
a~.~cs::rd 1•aluation nf !hr proposed lR.000-
acre cit~".
l'rnlf'~ls frnm n1rnf'r~ of mnrP !h:in NI
prrrr n\ r.f thf' :1~~.,~~r!I 1nl11:1t 11.n ;ire
neres.~arv lo hlork rhr uu•1u·1vrr{tt1nn \'fl1P.
Thr cit1· of S:1n1a 1\n:i lr1rr! \1 und;iv lo
grt a St:iir ~uprrrn•' r·nurt nrrlrr rlrla \·ing
lhP l!ll'flTptor:il!UJl pi·O('l't'llln(! i")(l( f;11l rd.
ri.l n\·nr l.or1n f;t1<:1•t ;u1d ('111 1\ttnrnrv
.la1nes \\"1thr~ inrllt .i!i;r! that th('1 11ould
Cfln1in11c rhr1r 1•Hnrt~ ·
OJMll Mot1,, ThurL &-Fri. lvn.
Hepatitis
Affects 40
After Luau
About 40 cases or i nrcctioLL~ hepatitis
-an infl;>.mm,!il101l or thP live r -hll 'le
resulted from a luau hC'ld by All~ 8 rin
Catalina !sl<l nd by the south Shore Sa il-
ing Cl uh of Newport Reach , Orange
Count y health offic ials .said today.
Hepatitis, c?.used by a cnnlamina\e In
food. 11·ater or drin k, ofren resul (j in f'it -
lreme n11usea , 11nd I.he cha nge ln skin
color called yellow jaundice as bile hacks
up in the system .
It is a 1·i rus with a monlh 's incubation
period . Any cases of it must bf! reported
to lhe county health departmenl.
C11se!'l came in mass heginning Sept. 9,
sa id Dr. Thomas Albert , he;ir! of rhe in-
ftttlous diseas(' division of the ht11llh Oe-
par!men l. An invc.~l1galion , still under-
wa v, \\ilS then eunducl 1!d.
.!\lhrr1 ~: .. id !he only th111~ thc> 40 r:isps
h;id 1n C•l11111Hln 11.a~ .111rndar1C·t• ;i~ m1>m -
b1'1"S or gu!'sL~ :i t lhe .~:1ill ng cl uh lu;111.
i\'n onr rxccpt tl10 . .;C' :it thl' J11:1u or their
irnmectiale house holds nf'ed be ron-
crrned a bout the viru~. Albl·r! ('.1Ul ionf.'d .
lnl'estiga tions nrr n{l\I' u11rlrrwny \()
determine wtu~t par1 icular food or drink
caused the minor Ppidemic .
'"It is conceivable thal some fnn<I
brought from the m;i in land might bE' the
carrier, bu! most ()f it was cooke<l in
ovens for almost six solid hours."' Albert
said.
The health departmenl has ruled nul
C"Omple!ely cooked food, but has not ruled
out that a person or person s may h2.ve
b€"f'n !he carriers.
"It is unui;u;il for one person lo hand
out sn much contaminat!0n, but on e food
may have bf'f'n rontaminated and spread
"'hrn tver~·one alf' ou t of ir," Albert said.
AttPmp!.~ .~.rr bring made In cnn1acl
thosr :i i the 111.111 "hut tha!'s not as easy
a.~ It ~ounds."' he so:i1r!,
'1 a11.' flf'npl r h'l ught a lnrg(' number of
tic ket., tn i;:ir(' o:i 11'av a11d "it"~ r!iHicul! to
track 1hr.'r> rlown.".-hr sairl.
"Rrsidc~ ... he arldrd. "?.b~ut 200 peflpl~
;ittcnrlrd !hat lu;iu . not ::ill nf whom v.·ould
f:P! sit•k."
In afflic ting the !ivPr. thr hrpatiti.'I
gerrn upsets bile produclinn and dii:tesli\"e.
art inn~.
Hnu.~ehnlrl cont:ic1s of those "'ith lhe
disease can he parti;illy protect ed by
gemoglo bln or refined hum;o11 blood in-
jection.~.
Offici als of the South Shore> ~a iling
Club "'ere not ava ila ble fOf'" comment.
From. Pnge 1
EASTMAN. • •
Co llege . M"r . E;is!man !ried th e citrus
industry and then i;ef!led on business and
finan cl".
He managed !he South Coast Company"s
marine hardware dcp.;rtn1enl. became
a Navy cont racts purcha.~ing agent ln
World \\'ar JI, and in 1947 turned to
Ntwpnrt Ba lbo11 Sa\·in,i:s & J,nan .
"\Ve marl(' the first building lnons for
ne"' devtlopmen!s ;,nd lr~sl'hnlds 11nd
h:icketl needed cnmn1unily prQjects,"' l\1r.
Ea;;.rn1a n once rcr;.ltrd
Hr workrrl up through the firm's lnlln
flffire. 111 which he 11·a ~ laler succeeded
b1· :i 1a !e ~on. Str1·r F:R~1 mnn
The finoncilll firm today brars the
narnr ln11)('ri;il SA1'1nR~
··nr 11':i.~ ;i wondf'rf11l 211,·," recalls
('lltn'n\ J-:xeru tirl' Vice Pre.,1rlf'nt Rnbrr t
Hi f'ld
f'!'('1"('1!rrl in rle:i!h hv \''ill'. Elainr Pal-
mrr F:a;;.!m;in anr! Sl errn .. \1r F:11•trn:i i
]r ;irr;;. 1wn r!nught ers In 11rlrilll'ln lo thf'
i;ur1·11·tnR .~nn.
.A N vlon
/
Shag
Thar 's
Young In
Look s, and
Young In
Pric e!
9.95 SQ. YD .
W YOU CAN'T
COME IN-CALL
646-0275
for an erpert
carpet
consultant
"'ho "''ill
come to
your home
u·lth sample!
~:1thout any
obligation
to you!
22 15 HAR BOR BLVD.
COST A '4ESA, CALIF.
6'46-0275 646.0276
•
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Costa Mesa
EDITION
. . •
Toffay's Flaa)
N.Y. Stocks
VOL. 64. NO . 222 , ) SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SE'PTEMBER 16, 1971 TEN CENTS
Fair Board Hearing on Big Center Delayed
i '11ns1drralu111 nf a S20 111i ll 1011 rtt:rr<i·
t1on·L'i1nvent1011 (·en!rt' lr.1~(' ulfer on the
llrangr Co11111y t'<11rgrounds 1s no\\' se1
lnr !'\o ve1nbrr. bu1 one l,.<11r BoanJ
1111•rnbcr \l'llll 't br <iround to pitrlll'IJKtf('
'rhr pnJJri·I 11·a~ ~ehedulccl ti1'1g1nall )
Jor to111ght hu1 isn't rrnd.1 to d1st:U$S
One question n1ark is 11hcther stale i!rl·
n11nistr:i1nrs l'.lltdd lcg;ill) <igrec 111 lh(' .)J
) r;i1· !easC'.
'l'hr ( :c11t•1·;il St•r1 a:cs Ad111iru~1r:1l 1011
~:t}S !Ills t:an't be dcterniined hr/ore late
Ot:tnber
Une of 1t1e n1a jor 1·e111a111111g itenis 11 111
he i111n1ed1Cl!e pa~1 pre:-:1drnt Tirnothy I.
Siradf'r's resignation fro11i tile appu1nl1rc
p;1 ncl.
Strader is a Si1n1a Ana atton1Py and
1·1tf's ;111 i111:re<1srd worklo<ld an d othrr
pcrsl)nal act111t1cs <ls necrss1ta1111g J11s
qu1!l111g 1he -:t>VC'n·n1C'1nbC'r :igrnc~
"!'in sure lhe board 11·11! al'rrpl it ."
reinarked Fairgrounds l iencral J\lanager
James E. Porlt-rf1eld~tod<1,v.
Strader 11·as appointed b.v (;01· Ronald
llca~an 111 1970 bul has since beeon1e in ·
1-rcas1ngJy bus.v ll'ith inoittcrs includin~
eounsc l duties eonnct:ted to 1nco1·poration
of the proposed r1t ~· of lr1 ine
lie will lender his resignat ion at lhc
cli1Se of the 7·,10 p 11\ SCSSIOll in <1d-
nun1str;i!i1e oiltces; ;it 88 Fair Dnvc
1.-orced po~1ponement nf lhe prupo:.cd
'l'nl.:iug Lo1v Jlontl
('osta i\lr~a !ligh Sc \iool frcsh111a11 St e,·e F.a.~t1·cldL let:c·slyle during tile fir:;t 1rcek "f si ·hoo\ School 11f-
1:.. finds a t on1·c111f'nl spot 0 11 !he l'Joo r to 1rork on f'i c1 <1ls al:;-n e . ..;pert lo gel 1110:;! !'\a ndardi1.cc11ciitlllg
h1!' l'l<i~s ~('i1e<llrl 1'_ 11·hilc 111 :;-trlend . '!'0 111 Jlelton.j4. c·n111plc te<I lh1 s ll'f'l'k Fol' sltr<lcnls 11·ith tin1r be·
l'-C<l l ~c! 1-1:,::l\1 1 l<lkf':-. 111n1·e <·01i1rnltonal apprp'ach t11·rcn rcgi),lr<1tio11 :i r1d 11·s1111g. n1in1 ·coursrs 111 pop·
Students at the ~lus1ang (·;unpu» are rf'gislcring t·n l-ul;ir subject~ ;ire br1n~ offrrrd.
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Mi "l'atorv l'."! • Bird'?
u:s. ln1pound ~
Stuff cd Duek
Tl.LS."\. t)kl :1 1.\P1 l .S (~ll~l onis 1•f-
f1l'1;il;0 <i rr ll1Jld1 11g ;i ;.tu lfrtl ch.irl. 11·t11rh
bi ll'ln;;~ 111 ~. i'u [~;.. lll <lll \Il l J!i'OUllrl~ !h~·
rltil'h l'Ollhi 11<>1 br• ;-il( .. 111•d l111u th1' 1·r11 111 ·
[I'\ i)('('~llht' 11 I• '1 llllgl''1 1UL'.I IJ111I,
('h11dl·.~ l11i::lr ]lfl~ 11 ,>.~lil 111r thn1r
fl\011111~ lu 1·1·1 l,1 1111 li'it' l~1nl. 11 h1lh 11 <1~
i111pou11dt•d 111\1'11 ht' 11o~~t·1! lllr l ~
1 ';i11:iti 1:.c11 bu1·1i,T lu1t1' R
\II ,,111 \\;11 I. h:1il 'Ct'il tll 1<1 dt1( k ;1l
S11.H1 l.akr \1:i111h>l);i , 111\d 111~1 t1atl lo
11:111' 11 111 f<irt. hr h.1d :;a11•d 11.11 ;i 1r;i1·
111 gr1 11 11 hrn 11r 11rn1 b:1c\.. 0;1 a
11·1r ." ln gl,.. -~:i 1d
llr ti;id {';11T1(·1I ll1a1 !lung
i-:p1·ccul vut :111 111rhc-. 111 1akco!I -
\\'lfll!~
4)11 111~
lap for fiOll in1Jr·~ 11111 1111'r gOI lo l'rn1b1na,
i'' II
"Since tht•11 I 1r been in 1·o nl;-i1·t with
~rn r:1·ed ll:irri~' offi ce ~1'1·c ral tunes. 1
r1:11 c obt:11netl 1!11·ct' pennll s -1'!·0111 the
r1cpartn1l•n\ OI lnt C'rtor , !hr \\'ilrllifr.
llrp;H·tnirn! and lron1 1·11sl11n1s to ~el
1h,.,1 1 11111~ 1n ."
You knuw h()ll' ;1 kid 1~. !\1ar\.. is 1,; a!\1!
rca ll\' wan !s 11. 1gu~ss 1 ·111 going t11 ll:i1c
In r1;·1 ye l.OOtl n1ilc s 11p thrre ~nd I 00!1
lllill'S bal'k In grl IL"
Orange d.ast
Do,v11tow11 F acelif ti11g
~lakin i; nn1' n1inor r r r· 11 n1 In,.. 11 rl rd
l1lO<lifi1•alinn 1he 11nll'n\011n
Hedi·1·r l0pn11•11t \ .. 11n111!1t'r \\'rrl 111";'1 ;11
111;.:!11 a:::rc!'d tu pul hl ucp1·1n1.; lro1· 1·•·1111,.J
('o;,f;i \lr ~a 111 thr 1!130, !11•l11r1• inu11 u·1p.d
('!)~l ll{'l 'I.,
Tl\fl hl'1rf 111r•1 •J 111~ 1r.,11!1rr! in :1 rl r11 1 .. 11
lu ~u b1Tlll !11(' 4i·IJ;lft(' do1·1111H•J\I 111 pl.111
r1111g 1 i'1nn11.;~1on l:i nd , 111· 1 "11 ~ 1· 11
1 1 11 •111 !wr~
l'vbl ll' !H•<11·111g>: 11 ill h" "'ll•'(l11)r·d 111
1·•,111111g week s 11nd 111n11!l1~ "'1 Iii(' arn
b1 t10u s. SS 1nill1nn p1·1>1i·i·( l)i'l"I' 111
dl'hn1te adop tion.
Co11s11llant s for thr l1r11 1 of \\'1hr1 f..
11:-ini began bu1ltl1ng 1hc1r P<l l'~<l.'\f' a ~cnr·
ago. in s1udv stagrs Qf et·onnn111 ·s. tr:il/n
llc111', zoning balalll't'S and n1 c1ho<ls 11[
fillilnl'r
1\H are crucial to c;ich stage nf lhr
thrcc·phase blueprint for progrrss. 11·1111
r1nphasis heavy on lraffie and cco non1ies
!hrnughou1 .
The \Vilsey & llan1 report 11·hith l'OSl
S50.000 is sol idlv ·b<iscd on construction
and alignme111 'chosen for the Nev:port
Fl'crw11y l'l lre a<l.v shnv.·ing signs of pro-
gress in the north ci!y ,
City ,\·1an;igcr FrC'd Sorsaba\ sa.vs \lie
plan is going lo plann ing conin1issioners
;ind t·ou nci \111e11 vi rtually <is submHtcd 1n
J1nal form b,v \\'ilsry & Hilin experts.
(lne 1nodif k·aliQn recommended by !he
1·n111n1i1trf' 11 ht1·h h;1, 11\c l rcgel;if'i l'
1h1·n11gh llJI' 1·r;ir lS lhr Shill or Oil(' :i t'l'Oll-
d:•I ~ -.1rr1't r11 1111 111 ... 1 tn ,rr·onrl 11 r.~\P
p1·1•11·111
Thr 1:i:)·il(!'f' <l\)11 nl111111 <1rc;i 11 1th1n thr
1·i'd(•1·rlopn11'11 I 'luch .; ,, nrr 111 111hl
111{'111'1'111 :1111 h('t!lll 1n ,hr111 'IJ.:11~ nl
cli;uq.'t' !JI la ir !hJ ' 11· .. 1-
l 'nl r '-<. la(t'f' µh:1'l"' (•J' p1\f't11•ll<; lht·n'11!
\\1'1·p dn'flll•'d t1 1r dn11111i1111l l<1{'1'l1lll'llo!
,. 111Jlil • on t111 ur '11•1\ 111111 1hr drradr nl thr
l·:u.:llt Ir~.
l'ublH· l11nd:-11111 h<' U'>rd hca1·1I\' a.\
ni.11 p\:innrd lrorn !C'tlrral ;i1d lo ;,t;i!r
<·on1r1hi11if)n\, !J1111d' ;ind f1w1na1inn 1)f
a '1<.r~:,n1rnl di~l rl!'I S
A pollo11<111l H onored
S1\LT LAl\I•: C'!TY <AP 1 -Apollo 1:1
astronaut. Ja1nC'~ Irwi n ha.~ been
pre.senled ;i lcltcr s11·e111rr tr111n his high
school a!n1a 1n<11er fo r bring "tht> hcst
!1111~ distan\'.e 111a11 " t!1e ;.ch0til ever h<!1I.
The presental!on 11·;i~ n1;ide hy l'.:<J~t
ll 1f!h School trark Coach ,Jerri .Jol1an~0n
;ii a n1a ss g-alhering Tue sday rir Salt L:ikf'
high sc hool ~tudcnt ~ al the. L·nivcrsi!v of
Utah stad ium. ·
Irwin graduated fn1ni Ea:;t in 1947.
1120 1nillio11 recreation fac1hty envisioned
b_v Four Seasons Vil lage Inc ., leaves an
n1 herw 1se·l1ghl agenda.
"Rather rou tine." conced es PorterfielcL
n1c1111011!11g the board's n1 onthl y reports
and lease eonsidrrations of far s111aller
seope.
l'our Seasons Village Presidenl Fred
Regan. of Newport Bl":ach. told directors
rccc11tl.1· his tinn spent S200 .000 before
cven subrn!tt 1ng lhc studied proposal.
I-le said $300.000 more just to pursue
that would be possibly the larges\ fac1l1l;
like 1l in exis tence is a llkC'l,Y 111\·esttll('n l
1n 1\s fttlure.
Regan estimates Four Seasons Vill age
would increase fairgrounds revenue by
S200.000 per yea r. adding $8:'1,000 annu;i\ly
to Costa l\1csa's n1un1eipal tax treasur;..
Plans inrlude an 800·r0U;11 ho1el. n1nr
recreation and sµorl1ng sC'tt1011s, five
1·estauranl .~ featur1n~ lntern<itiona[ t.al'e
ilnd 111•11 theaters.
The prOJl'l't would L'fll er 34 acres of th•
lfi!J.acre plus ra('1!1t.1 -n111c h of which i'
'ilJll unde\'elopecl -al the cornr.r a!
1··air11c1\' Road and Fair D1·i~c
Speculat1u11 01er Sll l'h 11 landm<irk
fe:dure 1)n the fa 1rgr0 unds has been rais-
rd n1·er thC' pa~I \11·0 .\cars b~· n01v·:\layor
Buber( .\1. \I 1lson and olhcr cit y 11ff1cial~.
'Caught • Ill Fire'
Rockefeller Tells Attica Theory
AT'TI CA ;'-; Y, (UPI\ -(iov_ \'clson A.
l\otkcfel\cr. acknowledging <iuthontics
'·kno1v for sur·e the prisoners didn 't h;ivc
)!lll\S." said 1oda:>' nine hoslaJleS were
shol to d<';..lh by a l'ro~sfi re froni assault
fo rel'~ rr1ak111g Attiea Stille Prison.
··1 don't think thrrc 11·a~ indiscr11nina1r
shooting b.v ;;tale police ." thi ·go1·c1·11ur
1old a nc1~·s l'nnfcrentc in Alb<1nv "I
1hink lhc hostages 11·ere i.:aughl ·in a
<·rossfire "
'-The police i.:unvergcd fro 111 lour d1(-
Ga11g Flees
Costa Mesa
Police Trap
By ARTHL H fl . \'l~S EL
Of I~• ool lv I"ll•! 11•!1
A ~ysten1alic ::iuu!hcrn Calilorn1 a
~hopl1f1-b11rglary !earn ese;iped a Costa
,\Jr:<a p<)lil'l' tra p \VC'dncsda .1, a~ nne
pla111c!othesrnan lh<'y tried lo n1t1 down
11011' ;iw;1 _1', l1rin.e: 11\'o $;hot.~ into th •
1lte111g ~<·1;i11·a.v e<J r.
Thr 11 15 p 111. llll'ideril \l['('U!'l'Cd iii,
\Voolwuri h·;;, 2~00 l-larbnr Boulevard. lhe
sa1ue ~lure lhe.v h;id al so ~lruck on ly the
nighl before.
Oelectivl" Phil Donohue c;;eaped 111Jury
11·hen he spr;iv.•led acruss the pa vetnenl ru
avoid being h1 1.
ln\·csligators ~aid two black rnale.~ in
the vehicl e usC'd u1 !hf> assault with .:1
tlc adl y weapon 1nc1dent appar('n!ly we re
;i lso apparenll.v 111111'ol111ded .
S101·e 1\l<ltl<Jger Stephen N"~s~. who
\\;1~11·t pre<>cnl \1·hc11 1he n11dtl!eaged
hl;1 ('k \111111;111 and l(JUI' 1ou11ger nicn
l·nterrd. ~~11tl ('11111111.1 l'~ t'iillct! IJ(llu ·t'
'1'11(' stalt -111111r o f ll'il(llll \l'('l't
11 ll ll!'~S<'~ Tt1('sda1· n1gl1t -knell' !JI lhe
~11.,pcl'I~· s.1s!ern bntll trnrn l h(' prtor 111·
•·1t11·111 and ~t ol'r l'hau1 scr u nl ,v·agcn1 .~·
II il l'!llllJ!~
l)on11l111e .11111 111 ~ 1).u'111e1'. U11·k Oel'r;in-
i ·1~l·o. wi·re d1sp<i!cl1e(I anf1 ::;lipped 1n1•1
t1 1e ll;irtxw ~h.-1pp1ng Ccnlrr Store l<•r
s11r1 cillan('f'
UeFranc1sLo ~aid he spotted one br·ows·
ing ~l1spert ~r;.ib :JO assorted albu1n.~
11•or1h S180 a11d sprinl for the door.
He shou ted a w<Jr11111g -loo far aw~v
In gr;ih Lhe suspert -11·ho ran lo lhe
11a1t1ng car as Donohue gave chase.
tnvc~t1 gat ors said the suspects failed to
halt as ordered when Detective Donnhu('
1dentll1e<I himself ;is a po1 icen1an, gun-
nu1g tilt> l'<l f toward h1n1 In reverse
Ofl1cer Richard Frederiksen said in h1~
burg lary report the 1r0n1an and a fotlrth
1nale suspect sli pped out into the cro1~·ded
µ<1rk 111g lul while atten!ion was focused
on the shooting incirlcnt.
Store offictals !old of lhc san1c blasr
brr)11'slr1g IJy thf' two apparent deco.v
~hoppers lhe nigh! before ;i~ ;i security
ni11n ch11scd !he .~pr1n1 er carT1·1ng Sl 15
(See SHOPLIFT, Page ZI
feren t dirt:{'tions w1t l1 instr u('tion~ In
shoot the prisoners 1\•hn stood behind
each host;igc ;is an t·xrcut1oncr:· he said .
The nine hos!<igcs and :J:! ronv 1rts 1vrre
s!e1 in at niid·1norn111g \l11nd;11' as s1at t·
troopers. National Cu ;1rd:.n1en a 11 cl
shf'rirrs· deputies stor111 1·d lhr 40·~·(';1r·t 1ltl
pr is0n to put down I he l11·e·day d1siur·
b<incc. T11·e11l.)'-l1111r hos1<1gcs "'1•1·c res·
eued . A 10th ho~t:.ge died S<1turd<1y ol a
beating b.r lhe eonv 1cls
Hockel'cllcr said he would recomn1end
~eleeliQ 11 <if "0111 irnpartial. to tal ly
rcpre~cn1at1ve con1 rn11tee " lo 1nves1tga1e
the r\lticr1 s11\1a1 i1111 -1ni.:h1d1ng his own
r"'to~a l Sunda~· to visit the prison lo
nrgotia1l' 11i1 h rcbcll1ous 1nn1ates as wrll
IL' l11 s .o.upporl 1Jf Sl:-11c Cor rections Con1·
n11ssior'lcr n11 ~~c\I (; O~wald 's order to
stnnn !ht' 1i1ci111y .
1 \r did nul "<Iv 11 ho \1·ould na1ne the in·
1e~ug;1 1111g t·01111niitr.e. but he ruled out
hi111 ~cH <i nd tile le.:1.;\<1lu1·c a~ appointln~
(See ATTICA, Page ZJ
DAILY l"llOT P~o•o DY Pltd<W O'OO~~tll
'Plense Stnntl Bncl''
11 0•1· <lo you tell a rlog to hO \Jr11nc 11hc11 hr'.o., <ilready hon1r" (·ost.a
!\'lc~a f1rcn1en lr1c~ his bc~t dur111 i; 111opup nr $2:l,OUO bJa1.e at 'fonv
\·'alcnti ho111c . 3108 Pl;itlf' Jlr1•;p_ Do;; belongs to \i'alenti. Cau::;e cir
·ruc~day lire 1s ~till u11dcr 1nve;.11g:iti11n tnday.
2 Coa st Arci1 Me11 Helli
011 Cl1a1·ges of Swindle
l\'enlher Route Issue Stays · Closed
The forrncr 10<1 11 o/ficrr 'lr a Co~la
l\lesa ~av1ng s and loan and a S;in .ltJRll
C:~pi5!rano rn;i n arc under arrcsl lod;1v
after Anaheim police file(! grand the f1
('h:irges ag<iinsl lhc1n and 1wn o!htrs.
f1L·crs nf K's !Ionic Development Com-
pany of Tusti n
The \\'idow t'launs she contacled thfl
finn <ind lhe.v agreed to buy her home ~n
!h:.il she might n1ove in1o a niobile homt .
(;regory K1ddell asked to use the home a.~
security on a short tcr.m $25..000 loan .• sht
1old J>olif'('
The f'OOl snap v.1ill stil'k 1vith u~
al lcasL throug,h LOJtiQCrow . Nig ht
;ind n1orning low t·loucls ;ind coast-
;il fog t1·i1t hrlp keep the n1ctcur.v
lot1·. It 11 ill elear ln hazy sun v.·ith
hi~hs 11c<1r i5 and lo11 s at 6~.
li\SlllE TOii.\ l '
Tl1r S!rlfr St;HO!r ha:; uppr1n·cl/
n f;l/t ri1(i! 1ru11/fl rra c!r d111r11 •Hi
r 1 ri{!l;r:.1/ u11/11 1·r pf/11 rlro/el'.~.
S1111·!1. Puv r fl .
lo1tln1 " Mo11 Ill Sot•;<• "· " C•l•!orn,1 " MO•il• u.n
C~O<~•n• " " Mn!~ol ~1<nt1 " Cl•'l•h~<I '' n N1!10nll N•w• ••• Com•(• " Or1n11 '""'"' " C•ol\worl " s.1 ... '"""" " Ott!~ Nth Ct\ " S1orh }! lJ, " £<1otor!1I ..... • ,~. ..... ~.h >Mo
£n!tt!l;nm1~1 , .. ,1 fflt•ll•fll " f •nt ncf " ll l ftoU«• ,.,,,
f.tltl\COIO " WOl lftlt ' t nll l •n-ff• " w ......... Now~ \I !•
Ml tlla< WotlD Now• •••
State Refriscs. Ncivpv rt Effort to Reopen Question
By I,. PETER KRIEG
0! It" Ol ilV l"llOI 11111
VENTL'R:\ -The Californ;a Highwa y
Com1niss1011 here tod;i y refused to reope n
1hr P<1cif1c Coast Freeway rot.He quf'~·
1ion in Newport Beat:h .
Higl11va~' commis~1oncrs tnld Newport
offi1:ia ls 1r they wan1 a new Sllldy of thr
<"Ontrnvt"rs itil t'•1ute 11 will ho vl" to gel
nP.ighhorin~ C'1 t i"~ iii Oran~I" Counly to
JOin "'ilh 1ht111 in n1aking the rcque~t
The cornn11~s1011's rebuff 11·a~ arl·o1n·
pan1rd hy bli.~!rrini:: c·rilic 1~m b~· Cn1n·
mis!'1oncr \'i•rnon Cn.~llna who sr11cl ll1r
l'On1111is1'1011 ''nrVer before has bcrn s11b·
jel'tcd !o thr kind of personal abu~r·•
that ha .• l:tkrn plat (' ch1ri11g rel' c 11 1
n1onth~ nn lhr Pnc1 f1c Coas1 Frec11 ;1.1·
('01111111 er·.'
Cristina 's ron1mc1111s were in appal'cnt
reference to ;i letter from Newport BeaC'h
Vice i\1ayor Ho\vard Rogers to Governor
Reagan n1aking accusaliOl)S aboul Com-
n1issioner F'red C .. Jennings and dl.'mand-
Jng that Jennings he replaced.
Although not referring specifil:a:Jy lo
1he ll'tter Crls!iria said . "the amoun! or
lirnr and cffurt these honest (lcdicated
!llell pt1! in ilnd fO h:lV{'_ 1he1TI lake !his
kind or ~busc r~ un c.-illed ior "
Cr1unt 1lrnan non::ild ,Vlclnnis presented
Nt'11'f)Ort Br:-rh's rcque~t for a study nf
lht Bon1!;.,·Co1·otr Canyon ro U!t' for thr
1"0:1.~1:11 rrcr w;iv hl !he <ih~~ce nf J\·l:iyor
J·;d !l irlh. 11 ho i~ 111
Th<' 1111\\· neighhl')nni:: ci1)' acldre.,sln(
!hr l·o111 1n1 g.~1on 11'l1S Costa :\lesa, 1\4e~a
C11;. \lt nr n('.\' ll O\' .June c:1ted <1 city coun·
)
cir re~lurion 11tallng Costa :\1esa's n11-
posillon to "any elimination of the long-
11cu!ed freeway route."
June cited Costa Mesa·~ pending down-
town redevelopment program and said
elimination of a Newport Freeway term-
inus "would make a sh;imbles of our new
general plan.''
The Ne\vpor t Frecw;.y is planned 10
terminate at lhe Pacific Coast Fre(way
belO\\' the bluffs in N~wport Beach
Commissioners also questioned the tim·
ing or Newport Beach's request pointing
lhe city is just undertaking a traffic
rctudy drsigned to find solutions to lhe
trAfflc problem .
"It is pre1naturc to dra1v All}' ron·
c:lusions and come to us \1•ith any recom-
fSee: FREEWAY. Pa1tl" %1
• I
1\vo won1f'n. onr rron1 (.'.(Jsta :'llc~a .
were report ed by officers as vic:tims.
lnvesti~ators asserted that 1~·ccks qf
probin[! led to the Arrest of Emory I..
:'llarchant. 3fl, of 266fl Royal Pah11 Drive.
Costii ~·lesa. a ronner loan officer with
Pacific: ~avin~s ;ind Lo;in l\ss1H:ialion,
Othrrs hcltl on the charges arl" l~rnc~t
Kiddcll. 42. of 327~2 Alipaz St,. ~an Juari
Capi~trano, Gregor,\' Kiddell. 29. nf
Orange: and Dale r·:. Oa1vson . 40. 11 ho
refused to lis! his ho1nc adclrc~s
The c1uarlC'l arr tn arraigned 1n
municipal court \Vrdncsday on grand
then ch11rge~.
Office rs said an Anahc1n-1 wldo1v 1\la~
the princi pal V!('!iin nl (hr a!lej:!cd
Sl\'indlc. They e!.'lin1 shr 11·as pC'rsuadcd
to relct1sr lh~ 1rn!'!t df'rtl to htr Imme tn
southwe.~t Anahc1n1 and aftrr a ~('r\Cs or
finRnrial n1<11"1eu\1crs rou11d hC'rsrlf li:thlt
fl'lr S2•0 11 rno1llh pl'i yn1ents on her home.
Thr, two Kiddells 1111(1 L/<11\·son arc of•
• I
She had been prorn ised a S5.000 bonu~
and an ;_1d v;:u1ce or SJ.000 for a d-Own pa y·
lllf'nt on ;i 1nob1!e hon1c . Based on
assurances of the rn en she c:lairns sh1
slgnc·d docu rnents pennitting lhc Tu stin
firn1 10 obtain a $2a.ooo loan on her house.
She told investii::ators that she ha~
ne\'cr re\'e1ved the proposed contracts 11r
the 1.000 pron11 f5.ed.
Al this point the second victim. a Coslt
i\l r'><I wotnan entered thC' picture
Sht: lf)ld [>O!i('I' tha! ~1archant told hff
of a poten tia l firsl tru~t loan at 10 peT'I
rmt interest on the Anaheim wido\v '1
hnn1c .
She: snitl (:rc~ory Kiddcll and ~1archanl
sho11 ~d her the hon1c ;ind assured hrl
tl1al it 1va.~ a good loan risk. Sht. signrG
papers ant.I turned over !hr $25.000 for \hi
nl(ll'tga.'(!' •
Medit1a Says
Calley Not
'A Leafler'
FT. r..1CPHER~O N. (;11 ll.'Pll -Capt
Ernest L. r..1ed 1na 1nok !he w11r:ess stand
in his own defense today and told 1he
court·martial iury he s~r:1fically in·
strucfed his 1roors not to kill "'Olnen and
children at /'11 y Lai.
The J+.year-o!d professinnal soldier
from Montrose. Colo . charged y,·ith 102
murders in lhe South Vielname~e village,
also categorized Lt \Vtlliam L Calley,
one of his platoon !radf'rs at !11y ~aL as
lacking in leadership ability and 1n the
ability to qlnckly grasp instructions.
Calley, 1,~1ho refused to testify at
~1~ina 's trial, stands convicted of 22
murders during the ~larch 16. 1968. r..!y
Lai operation. During his court·martial,
Calley insisted that he v.·as .merelv
' follovnng /'lled1na·s order~ v•hen Cl\thans
were slaughtered at t1y L111.
Medina told of giv1n' his troops fl pep
talk the night before the ~Iy Lai Sl'o'eep,
and said one of his men, v.·hnm he did nnt
idenlifv. asked, "Do 14·e shoot ll'nmen and
childrCn '?''
~1edina said he replird: "Nn, use com·
mon sense. If an individual is trying 1n
hurt you, then shoot. If he is ev3ding
(running away \, fire a v.·arning shn1 -
and if he doesn 't (stop! shoot to wound or
ki ll."
The Army caplain, char_iled \.\'ith
overall responsibility fnr the ~1y Lai af-
fair, said Calley "did not .possess
leadershlp ability -he was having prcr
blems.
"I had to be extremely careful in giv-
ing him instructions. He got los t con-
tinuously.''
Meanwhile, at Ft. Meade, Md .. an at-
torney for Col. Oran K. Henderson a.t·
tacked the credibility of Lt. Col Fredric
Watke "'ho testified Wednesday he heard Hende~son receiv e specific instructions to
investigate: the killing of civilians at fl.1y
Lai .
\.\latke ~·as on the \\'ilncss stand for the
!econd day in Henderson's court-martial.
\Vatke conceded under questioning by
Henry Rothblatt, Hende r~on's ci\'ilian
defense at.t.orne}', that hr harl 1>ignerl a
report which conrHcted \'o i!h h 1 s
testimony that he kn e111 of no ac1u~I com-
bat contact with the enemy during the
sweep of the South Vietnamese hamlet on
March 16. 1968.
Rothblatt asked Watke if h e
remembered signing a report on April 10,
1968 which said U.S. fnrces had been eng~ged "in a heavy firef ight in the area
of My Lai."
"Yes. sir, 1 do" Watke replied.
Botulism Victim
Dies; 3 Others
Remain Critical
BAKERSFIELD IUPI J -One of six
persons stricken v.•ith botulism. after
eating tainted chili pepper sauce died .lale
Wedne sday night. Three others rema112ed
in critical condition.
Hospital spokesmen said Juan Vega, 18,
died at 11:40 p.m.
Vega , Desi Vega. 28, f\.1artin Castro. 18,
and Benito ~1ontiel. 23, hacl been under
respirators since the first of th~ \'o'~ek
after contracting the food poisoning
.,.,.hich attacks the cent ral nervous
r;ystem. .
Emergency trachrotomies, opera1.1on!I
which open a passage in the throat, h11d
also been performed on the four to ease
the ir breathing
Two other.~. Ca1al 1na ;-.1nnt1el. 4fi. ancl
Alb ino ~font1el, 4l. \.\·rre relra~ed
Wednesday e1·ening al!er show1n~ rapid
improvemen! 11nd a ~e1·enth per~on,
Robert ~lont1el. 29. 14·a.~ released Tuesday
after trsls ind1ca1ed he rlid not ha1·e the
botulism
Catalina ~1ontte! ser1·rd !he hnmemacle
ch1l1 sauce al ;i St11urd!ly night dinner
after 11.dd1n~ ~rite$ and toma!oc~ because
it smelled siranRP
OlAHGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
011..lNGE COA5? PUl!IL1~lilNG COMl'AHY
l ob•rt n. w •• d
Prtlldonl •nil f'~ll•M:t·
Je<ir-It. C~thY
Y.ai Pra .af'll al\d G-••I l~ti!ttr
l llo"'•' ~ ••• a Ea•lor
n. .. ,..,, A. Mv•olli"'
/IAl"•f~ f.dolOt
CJ..1rl1i 1-l. l oo1 11.;,~,,,i P. Nill
Ani1!1": Ml"lt<"t £a0•0•>
CelN MMI Office
310 W111 l1y !ltre1t
M1mnt Adclrau : P.O. l oll 1560, '161&
Otti.r OHie"'
H-1 ...... : n:J) H....-1 Bl!ll~"'
~•wc~im ir,....,..,...,,.,.
1'1U11fl~ a .. c~: 1711J a11c~ e.,..,1..,1""
$.111 .,lwMf!N; XS Horlh El C.ff\11» 11.UJ
•
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,
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• /' • -r /
:!:: ' . • •' '.r. ' .Jf
" •. \' ..
' ' .. .• -. . I. ·. ... •'I "' I -· VP'I T111,~e!e
"i\1y hushan<l is a ('hara('!f.'r." admi t ~ Barhara. Brev.1•
er. but she is getting used to his habit of parking the
1971 ·family convertible sidev.·a_rs in the garage.
H u~band ~ays it's kind of a challenge since he is a
truck driver and insists that his ":ife ran do it, too .
Business1nan
S. Eastman
Dead at 68
Spald ing R "Spud" Ea ~1man. "'ho gn~
the fir.~t r;,i;h Pl'er len r hy Newport Bal-
boa Sa\'in,'l.o; & Lonn ,inrl later heci4mr.
onP of its off1rrrs, 1.~ rl,..,,rl
He fir~t can1e 11) 1he Harbnr Area a~
a Balboa Ji;lanrl s11mmrr rt's1d,..n1
He stoved to build the surround1n~
communii\'. retiring as vice presiilrnt
and loan Officer of !he plOnt'er finanri:1l
institution.
"Before this A~sociation was follndi>rl.
vou couldn 't get a loan in Nt'v.'port \.\'i1h-
Out a rich aunt ," he nnce declared with
pride .
Since retired. ~1r. Eil~tman . 68. v.·;i~
found debd in his home a! lO!i V1A Havre
on Lido Isle \Vednesday ilflPrnoon.
Death ~·as app arenllv q1.1lck and quiet.
iircordi11i tn police. v.·hfl s;iid he v.·a.~
sitting upright in an easv ch11ir with a
package of cigare!!es 1n his hanrl
Heart failure app1rently cla imed 1h"
pioneer businessman. ~·hn v.·;is' f.,und hy
gon Silsby "Sanrly" Ea.o;!man.
He wa s called by a sister. Mrs. Sus11n
f oot. of L<ing Beach. who had .1ionr tn
the resid ence earlier and gnl no response
at the door.
Funer~I services were stil! pending ln-
dav at Paci fic View Memorial Park.
Born and raised in Los Angeles:. ,\fr.
Eastman t·acationed with his: f&.mily u,
the picturesque porl and chose to :i1e
here.
He soon thre"' in hi~ lnt wi!h ea rlv rJ,1y
developer anrl loan firm ff'lunder P. A
"Pappy" Palmer. ..
"A lo,R:ical s:equrnct>. r-.1 r Eas:t m::i n
told in a.n intervie..,,. bPf'lre re:tiremPnt ;:,c;
vice president and loan officrr for the
lendini;i company . .
"Palmer 1\•as thP fir.;t man I mer 1n
Ne\\•pnrt. He: ~nld mr: my f1 r:i;.1 Int on L1rln
I~le Rnd I marrierl his diiup:h!er ·•
F:rlul'11te:<l 11! la1\' anrl ecnnom1r~ at
!'outhv•estPm l';i1\'ers1t.v "n rl Pomn11;i
('ollege. ~ .. !r. Eas1m11n trirrl thP r11r11.c;
industrv and then ~ettled on bu.•1nes.~ anri
finanre .
HP manil,;?Prl !hp S01Jth ('n;i•t rnmpilnv'
marine hard\.\'are rlPp:.rtn1Pnl , heran1r
a :\"II\'\' rnn1rac!~ purr h11s1 ng ai::rnt in
\''nrlri ·\rar 11. .1nrl 1n 1~17 t1irnrd In
NP\1'pnrT R:ilhn11 S::iv1ng.~ F.· J.o.qn
"\\'e made !ht' first butlrl1ni;! l0r.ns for
nr11· del'f'!npn1rnls ;ind !casrhnld.• ,1nrf
hacke r! netdefl comn1u ni1 .v projrcr~ ... i11r
Ea~tmR n nnrr rec;:,11trl.
He ~·orkrrl up !hrouJ,?h lhe firm·~ !nan
office. in \'o'hich hf 11·a~ lattr ~ucceedl'd
b\' a la !,.. ~nn . Stl?l'e E::astm:'ln.
·The f1n;,nr1;il ftrm tod11.v bt'.lrc; the
name !mnrria! Sa11ni::•
"llr wac; :1 11•nnrlrr f11! ,llHY " rer11!ls
currrn1 F:xerutive \'ice Prrc;ident Rnhrrt
H1P]d_
Prr<'rdPcl in clea!h h1 w1fr F.l1 1nr Pill·
mrr Eastman anrl S1('1'en . ~Ir E11s1n1an
lf';i.\·rs 111·0 daughteN; 1n ;irld1t1nn IQ tho.?
su r\·11•ing son.
f 'rottl Pnge .I
SHOPLIFT ...
v.·orth of stert>o a\bu1ns.
One nf the tean1 had rngaged a clrrk's
a\1 ent1on hv cnn.o.tant questions about the
store's book department.
\Vatch Commander Sgt. Ron Allen said
tl'lda.v !he lour persons \.\·ere wanted for a
series or identical burglaries. mostly 11t
\\11')(ll wnrih·s stores.
Shoplift in g ts burgh1ry undtr !he law
\\'hen 1f is clearlv ~hn11'fl the thief entered
the premises "·ith prior intent to stPal.
ra!her than succumbing In a sudden im-
pul~f'
Sentence Slated
Ex-Mesan Pleads Guilty
In Obscene Mail Case
A rnlorfu!. f0rmer C'os!a ~1r~an who
rnn!Pnds he i~ ju.c;! a h11sinP~~m .:in 1orl .1y
r11cP<; .~rn!rnr1ng 1n Octnl)Pr. nflrr
plr:irlrng ~uilly to 1.'i fprle ral cnunls of
mailing ohsrene matter.
.Jo.~E'ph Re itano . .'i6. and Lucirn Rr1t.1no,
2'1. both of 2il1 Orion A\'P ., Sant11 Ana.
will return Oct. lfl to hear U S. District
Cnur! Judge Avery Crary pre~crihe their
pro111ty
The. senll!llcing in Lo~ Angeles cnuld
re.~1111 fn a tota! of 7;) YPllrs in prison Rnrl
a !7~.000 fine £or the father. under lerm~
of the law.
Such stifr terms are rartly hanrll'rt nul .
especiall.v in c11~es of guilty pleas
The Reitanos currently lace other rourt
l'rom Page I
ATTICA • • •
au!hnrltie;c.
Brf0rP f1()('kefP l1e r'i; early aflprnl)(1n
nPws rnnferenrP. l\.\'n ~·id!'ly knov.·n
pathnln~i.~t~ J)('rfnrmed se:cnnd autnpsirs
nn the ninP hnstai;:P.o; 11nd confirmed thr1·
dlrrl of ~11nshnt \.\'n11nd~ -nnt sl;i~hf'rl
!hrnats, AS first reporterl by pris0n nf ·
rir l;ilc;
"The 11utnp~ir1> .~ho11·ed ~un~hnt. wnund~
of v;irinHs lyf)f'S: -rirlP~. piS!JJl~. rte -
and !hi~ was the rr.,ssfire." Rnrkefellrr
saicl "\\'r knn\\' for sure !he pri~onrrs
rlich1't ha\'e Jilin~'
()f thP c;J;i1n hoi-taj:;:PS. hP i;;i1d
"'Thi~ i~ the !rl!Ef'rl\' nf !hp ntnP \\'p
ran nr\'rr rlrnv nr -f<tr~r! that 1 thnu.:llL
thrr" mli;th! ha1•p hrPfl morp \\'r ;ip
flfOilChPd thl~ from lhP phlln.~ophv fl f
'("ou]r! ::in,\ or !he~r ~A ho~t;il!eS hr
~a1·rr1~· "
AskPrl uhv 1hf're w;:is "!'o m11('h ~u11-
r1rr" in ff'~f'l7.lnl! !hr 40.vrar-nld rnr·
rrrt1nn11I f11c11it.1'. R0ckefrller said. "\\'rll.
th e p:1~.~agpwa1".~ vrerE' barrirarlf"d. Thf'\'
h>1rl ln break through barricades mil11nrrl
hy pri~nnPrs firm ed with .o;prar.o;
"Thrv h11.d orders tn shoot anynne 11·h., ~tood i;, 1h!' v.·a~· of pnlire ~Pt!i~i;z !n thr
hnslR~r.o;." he said.
Thr .o;ccnnrt autnp~ies -rnnfi rm111J::
11utnp~ir~ by Or .• Jnhn F. F:dl.ind. ~lflnrnr
Cnuntv ~1Pflic:1I F:~aminer anrl hi.c; st;ilf
_ 11•f'(r f)f'rformE'rl h~· 11r Henry ~eigrl nf
\\'estchr.~trr Coun!v ;ind nr j\>11(·h;1r!
Raclen. ;:issi.~tant medical ex;\miner nf
New Yor k f.ity. Thry \.\'pre nrrlrrerl ;:il1rr
an undrrt<i.ker rlaimed hf' found rin 1·i~·
1hl r bullrt \.\'O\!nd on RlJ<1rrl Richard E.
Le\'o·i."i, ~!!. onr of the hos1age9 he pri>·
p1tred for burial .
I .p~·i~ v.•as shol 1n the bark by a ~1ni:.lr
bullet ~·h!ch lodged in his chest. Edland
rrpnrtecl.
Frt,.ttl Po.ge l
FREEWAY. • •
mende.linns lwfore compleling you r 010o'n
tudy," James A. Moe .!itat_e public \\•nrks
dlrector. said to Mctnnis.
"\Ve are nnt asking for conclu~1nni;.
ju~t for a s'lud~·." Mclnnis said.
lie s111rl Nt~'J)Ort Beach i.~ hoping a
st:t!e ~tudy v.·ould give "'.ider scope tn
\\'hat Nr"'JlOrl RPl't:h is rtning.
JPnn1ngs also nnterl that the Oi11~1nn
l)f HLe.hll'a\'S ha.!i prom ised full cnoprra-
tion to XeWpnrt Reilch In Its study.
action in Orange Coun ty stemming frnm
a series of police raid~ on Adults Only-
type stores and warehou ses full of alleged
porno,'lraphic maleriols.
Re itan o, a short. balding man, has 11a id
in prior OA !L.Y PILOT interviews he is
jui;l a businessman tryi ng to make a Jiv-
ing .
[)lng legal ba\\les invo lving the U.S.
C0nstitu!1on and clefinitinn of obscenity
and pornography apparently lie ahead in
connection with othe r cases.
F11ther t1nd son have 11e11eral prior con·
\•i\!inns unde r appeal.
Thry currently fa<'e felony and misde·
mranor <'harge~ in \\·est Orange Cnu nly
Jurh<'l:JI !)i!'lnrl Court.
l'he Reitann.~ <1nd a Hunlingt.on Harbour
couple, Frederick "Rusty" Loar, 34. and
his 11'ile f\<1.Y, 31, of 4062 Humboldt Ave.,
"'"re arr!'slrd last ~lay.
\'irP. in\'esti11a1or.~ visi1ing an industrial
buildini.; at 1:i144 Golden V.'est St., Hun·
r1n~!n11 Re<irh, .~eized huge hauls of sexy
m;i!rrial thoit 11n1r .
The 20. l."J(l rrels of film and 3()0,1)()0 stil l
phntog r;iphs the rlerendants cont end to be
t1r!11·0rk were stacked up to six feet high.
pnlwr sa id.
l!11·rstigntnr.~ sprnt 12 hours sif\in~
tl1r11ugh, C'X:llnining and inventoryi ng the
r:i <'1 111aterials.
<i11 1v sf'lrct rx;imples are ex pected to
hr 1nirnrt11erd a.o; rvirlence later when prn-
<'f'r r!1ni.:s begin brfnre .Judge \V11!lrr
1 'h;ira m7.a. who niay order a trial
lran!'ifcr tn S11prnnr Court
fl lnrgr .1rnoun1 ~·a!'i ruled to be il-
lr:::.1111· .~r1r.rd
1.-rd1•ral l'hilrJ,?es aji\illn.~t lh€' la1hrr·!'fln
rn!rt•prrncur.~ camP last Nn\'emher 1t ftrr
<in «'I J,!ht 1nr1nrh FBI prnbe into cro.~~
c11unlr\' .~h1pn1ent of books Rnrl films to
Sr !'a~1 r . :'111n11 , ;ind other pn1nls
Visits Count11
Heires·s Lured
By Irvine Issue
"'' .JAGI\ BROBACK '01 !!It 0•11¥ ,1111 llllt
J oan I rVine Smith made one of her in·
frequent visits lo Orange County (If·
ficiald!'ffi and a!n1ost upsel plans for 1n·
corporation of the proµosed ci ty of Jrvin r.
The principal stockholder in the huge
Irvine Con1pany -acconipanied by an
attorney -spen! rn;iny hours Tuesday on
lhe sixth floor nf the county ad-
ministrafi\'e offire building buttonholing
Orange Cnunty super\·1sors.
The hei ress, "'ho no111 live~ on a
spacious ranch in Virg inia, reportedly
h<1d lunrh with Bot1 rd Chai rman Robert
Battin in a beer and sand~·ich pla ce nea r
thr oHite hui1din~
!~er mission v•as ostensiblv lo set>k a
60-cta.v drl<iy in !he hear'ing on in·
l'Orporatinn or !he new city but htr
motive!' 1~rr no t rlrar.
Hut hrr ;ir!1villl'S brou~hl immed1t1t e
rl'!H'l11u1 frorn prnponrn!s of lhe new
co11in11111ily .
Andrew· il1 ;1y. rcprCSl'nling COIN, the
fu nd rai~ing 11rn1 of the Incorporation
move. put it this way in addressing Fifth
District Supervisor Ronald Caspers :
"Joan Irvine Smilh is not a resi dent of
the proposed new city. She doe s not vote
here bul there are 7.000 pe<iple who are
you r conslituents and do vole here." May
warned . "Do as you told us you would in
your office and allow this election to go
forward.''
~1rs. Smith has been engaged in a run·
ning battle for many years with the
Jmies Irvine Foundation, majnrity
stockholder in the Irvine Company. She
insists that th e 11ration is not manag-
ed co rrectly.
Battin and Gaspers were nbviously im·
pressed ~·il h ~1rs. Smith 's arguments as
they c!e;irly expressed in debate on the
he1tring issue.
Caspers <11 one !)flint lh'cdncsday v.•hen
he was barking Bat.tin·s proposal In r.on·
tinue the 1nenrp;irnlion hciiring for 60
davs , rrferrrd 111 the rights of the heiress
dt'~ervin/.: •·more considera!ion than a
phny l::i.~ corporation in San Fracisco
thal is not interested in the actions of the
-tr ·:.r -tr
'Monkey Wrench'
By Battin Stirs
Wild Sc ran1blin g
'\'nen frustrat£'d Super1·isor RQbcrt \'V.
Batt in !lnmpcd nu! 111 the Oran~e Counly
Board nf Suprr\'isnrs mf!Pling room
\\1cdnesdav nnnn , lie carrird \~ith him 11
s11.!i sfacti0n nr .<nrl'i
Ill' hild Hhnns!. si11J!lr·hanclcdlv blocked
bn1h 111 ... rlrc!inn fnr lhr inrorrOration or
!hr prnpnsrd <'itv n< !r'\'ine ;u1d financin,ll"
fnr a Ill'"' Cnunty J)rpartmcnt of £duca·
lion blli\di 11 ~.
Hr h;iil <ilsn e;111~rd 11 sir·k m11n In hf'
hrn11~h ! frnin Ins ht'd :inrl alrnnst co~t th P
cn11n1\' fl !~<.sil1lr ~11~\JWWI,
Bn;ird (:h;i1rn1an Hii111n nf San!a Ana
h:id ;iln1nst at·h1£'\'C(l hlli go;ils by taking
;id1 <1nT.1g1• nf thr fact 1h;it only thrcr
suprr\1~·1r.~ 111'rf' ptl'~1'n1 and 11 vn!r nf
the Tilllj1•rl!V uf 1he live rncmbcr boarrl
1\·a.o; l1Cl'C'~s;1ry fnr pnsi;ni:e n{ 1hP Jm·
l'.H•Tf<lll\ nH•:)<;(Jr('.~
Sup1·r.,·i~1ir l)a11d I .. ll;,1..cr. p11lr 111111
\lf'ak (rnn1 an ;uTulrn1, 14,is 1·;illcd frf}nl
his su·k h!·d 111 hn·:ik llw 1n111;i.o;sr. R:ikrr
was: Injured la~t \\t•l'kf'nd :ii his 1.ake /\r -
rr111 h(';icj c;1b111 11 h1•n ~tnu·k hy a falling
11mbt·r.
Board of Supervisors.··
Battin Joined the ins1nu11llons 11;t thb
point chargin~ th;it .John Burt fl n
chairman or thC' incorporation i:rou p wa:
"ele c!!d by lhe Irvine Con1pany."
A spokesn1an challenged the s!atemenl
poin ting out th;1t C11spcrs ~·as elect~ b~
the people of the Fifth Distnct includin.J
the petitioners for the new ci ty.
The supervisors hearing room wa
packed with n1orP than 100 su pporters o
the new community. The y appl1ude1
speakers fa11oring their program untJ
Battin curtly wamed !hrm lhat "if the~
is any more loud applause I "'ill cut ol
discussion and call for an itnmediab
vole."
The supervisors finally voted for a coo
tinued hearing in l\'o'O ~·eeks on the in
corporation alter Supervisor David L
Baker was summoned frorn a sic kbed l•
provide the necessary th ird vote.
Mesa Pri1·ned
For Festival
On Weekend
Preparations are winding up today fo
the Harbor Area 's newest fall festival
the three-day Fiesta de Costa Mesa lll th1
city's central downtown park.
The fund·raising fiesta officially begilf.
Friday at 5 p.m., \.\'ith 111 communit:
organizations particlpaling.
A variety of en!crt11inment Is gel
beginnini;: 11·ith a .o;paghf'!l\i dinner f!ervei
h~· the Sons of 11.aly Friday night 11 n« "'
noon to fl p.n1 . Saturdfly and Sunday,
Carnival rides and concession.~ ll'il
dr;iw man.v, along \vilh a 7 p.rn . f'rida:
Batlle of !he Bands ror .vnung pPnple.
Adulls n1ay be p u 7.7. Ir d by bi1n1
parlicip ants' nan1es -f~cnrral Hystcri.
for one ~ but General Moto rs and olh e
manufacturers v.·i!l offer thtm somethin1
more familiar.
The fiesta ineludes A 19i2 autn 11rn1
camper show including n1ore than O
vehicles on display in the park.
Va ritd acti\'ities throughout the threr
day Fiesta de Cost il f>.1esa include: prit'
JiCi1·ea wt1ys cl1ma);ed bv a•v11rdin11: of 1
$500 savings bond ;it 3 pm Sunday.
Or iginally begun as lhe All St ate~
Festival. tht: 1971 event wil\ he lar~er ari
more vAried in scope as we\! as carryin;
1 new title .
Airport Expert
To Attend Mee t
A represenh1tive of thr Lns An~ele
Dr.par!n1rnt nf Airpo1·ts will be invited t
the Orange County Airport Commi~~iOi
mectinJ( nn Srpt. 211 In ('Xpl;i1n the op('rll
!ioni; of lhr tn.~ Angelrs Airport Olm
mrs.~inn a.! it rela1e.~ tn lhe pos.~1ble crea
lion nf a \Ounty airport <111thori!y.
Airporl con1n1iss1011crs a\.o;n lll;in b
meet v.·ith the cnunty pl,1nnin~ cnm
mii;i11n on Ort 4 to di~russ noise pni
b!rms near airport~.
1 'o n1n11s~1(1ners Tur~1tav ach 1serl th
pl.1nner.o; !hat a prorio~Nl ptl\t\le schoo
on Birch Slrrr! nr;ir \1 rc;;i Jlril r, nnrth 11
rosta :0.·1e.~:i :ind s(luth n! the cnunt:
Rirporl . \'o'a~ ii poor u~e fnr the propert:
because nl airport nn1,c;e.
A Nylon
Shag
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Th ar's
Yo ung 1n
Looks, an d
You ng 1n
Price!
9.95 SQ. YD.
IF YO U CA.~T
COME IN-CALL
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lof" an expert
Carpet
consullant
~·ho \\'ill
come lo
your home
\\lith ~amples
1,1,•ithout any
obligation
to you?
Jurl l?e Fines i\'l o lhc rs
L.\S rF.r:A~ 11 ·r1 i -l\1nr mnlhtr5
v.·hn "''"re 11rrr~1erl hf'rii.u~P nl 11 1nf'lee ;it
thr t;tate Wf'lfa rP nff1rr'. l11~t Marrh wrre
eAch l1nPrl 52 \\f'rln,.~a1· nn 8 rorl\•lcl1nn
of a~st1ult 11nd hattrr\'. 11nd in!erlerlng
rnmmi~•inntr~ tfl ;:i m11n inrlic11ted that
i;hould Or11n.':r rnunty and ~·t"1>0rt
Be;ich·~ nf'ighhorinjl cities cnltect11·ph•
prt~t'nt lhPm.~elvr.~ thty ~·ould i::h·t full
cC1n.~ider11t1on tn reopenin g the rntirr r!'u!e
qurstion .
The cnmm1~s1on po1n!Ni tlu t !hi'~ lhf'
proposed &n1ta ("anyon rou1t offered nn
~uggestion.~ .iis 10 ho"'· tn h11nrll f' traffir to
the tast. ;ind \\'ha1 to dn \•1flh thr P3<:H\r
er.a.~t Highv.·iiy :t s ii camt frtlm Hunting ·
tnn Beach into Ne14'J)(')rt Be1tch.
H.J.GARRETT fURNITURE
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t.1unlc 1p1t l ,/url~f' RnhPt! \l11 llrn s11 id he
hoped the "'·omen h11d le11rned I-heir
les.o;on.
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* VOL. 6~. NO. 222 , 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES
• ar1ne
Despite P1·otests
Contract Ol('d
For Ambulances
By JOH.\" \'ALTF.RZA
O! l~e D1 i11 '"1•1 it1tt
.\n 0H1cial ('!1 Y con\rac! t on1ple1e 11ith
11 .li~.}O n1un1 hl~· sub.-.1dy will be a111H·ded
to a ~an Clcn1cnlt' an1bulante scr1•1t'e
despite objcctons b} public safety depart-
ment heads.
But city counc1ln1c11 \\'cdncsday -111
Looi{ to Fold
111 October· '
Costs Bla111ed
r\£\\' l 'OR I\ 1L"Pl 1 -Look '.\la gozine
"·ill cease publ1l·a1i on aflrr its Oe! l!i
i:;sue bct au sr of n1oun!ing opct«lin,g
1 .. ~scs. Cu1l·]c..; Cornrnunil'at1ons Inc tv-
d;il' announ<:cd
c;ardncr Co11 lc.,. l·ha1rn1a11uf1hr bu<ll'rl
nr the puhli:.h1 ng <.01npa11~·. eut d lht' ri:-r
In pos\;i! rotes as a n1<1 jor taclur in hrs
i C'ClSi(Jll lo l!USPflld pub!n:il\lflll .
'"ll scerns ironu . .: lo 1ne Iha! at l11111
·in1e. espcciall~ 1vhen !he federal ~O\"Crn-
11rnl is ur ging ttll bu.~inesses to hold
JQ\\·n costs and pril·C's. i1 should 1\self br
1 pr\n1c olicnder 11·i1h 11s g1gant1t tn·
,Tl·;1srs in postal ra!es. ·· Cowie:-.-.uid.
'"\Vhf'n ii ca1ne to 111ake !his 1lec isiou."
~e addrct, •·1 Jhough! bacl. 01 er Look ·.~ ;l~
.c;1rs of l''lnS1n1et1\r. 1·c~µu11s1blt• aiuf
111ard -1ri11 n111g J11Urnah ~1n and rn.1· !1rar ·1
oa1d 'keep it g0i11g.' Bu! 111~· hriid said
~u~pcnd 11 · And thrrr 11;i-, rrall.1· nil
ifhrr way"
The 1.:losing \1'1ll atlrl·l ,1norc lh a11 l.!illO
,ook e1nployes. including 800 111 thrt
aibsC'ription opcralions 111 Des .\loinr.-.
owa . 11·hich 11·i1l be phased out i::radu:ilh·
11 cr 1hc nc·xt si' n1on1hs. Co11·les s aid
l"he puhhshiug plan! in Des .\!oincs 11111
ie sold !11 T1n1!". 1111·
Looi. t1r..,l apµe;i red 1)1t 1hf' :.l:.inds· 111
lanua rs 1937. scll111g at 10 cen ts an 1ssur.
rhe first 1s•ue sold 111!\f e !hail jt)O Ol~I
~opies and b~ ID rnont hs lhc c1rcu1ation
1ad gro\\·11 It\ I ; 111ill11111
Circul:i llon 111 the firs! :-1~ 111onths of
9il avcra;:('1\ li .6 tnil Hon a n 1s:-ur. but 111-
(ustry :-,0111 ccs said n~ing prod11ctin11
o t" hilrl e:1 tr11 lll) !lir 1nag;111nc·r-;
·1·1 r1uic
Lnuh 1~ lhi• l:otl':-1 10 :i ,rnr:; 01 111:11\or
n,1ga1.111es !11;1l t1;nt• t"t•:'l.srd pub \1c·:iti0 1\.
l1r n111r-;! rcc1•t\t 11;1s !h1• :o;:ii11rd;11·
<1 rn 111g l'O.s l, 11·h1l·h eca~ed PlJhli1·:111u11
11 f ebruni·v l'.l!i!I. a11 rr !~R 1c<1rs
lowevrr, BCLu·t Srr1 ;1 ~s. the pr·c•:-.idenl nf
'tir!is l·\1 hl i~h1ng L"o .• put lhr Salunl;11
•:1enin:; Po:.t hacl. on llie s\;i nds as a
1uartcrl v puhl1t:<11io11 11ith the 11rs1 1.~.~ue
1p1learu1g in .lune l9i I
U!hrr l11Jd111gs i11t'lude(! C 11 11 it. r i;
.1aga1,1n('. lnundrcl in 1&811. ceased
111hlit.:all<,11 19tii . \\"orn ;ln's l101ne ('0111 ·
ianio11. h•ttnded in 1Ri.1. 1 ·ra~ed public;1-
1o11 in 19~;. 1\n1rnt'an i\-l;1ga1i nr. 18ifi-
956 : Sho\v f\\;.i ga1inP . t!l61 -1!16fl : The
lcporter. 194!1-l!lfiR .. \·ent ure. 196'.l-1!l7 1
ind i\lode r:itor. Hl62·19i0, L1bcrt.1·, "'hich
oldcd in lfl50 af1er 26 1 e::iri; as a "'C'e kl~,
,as re111·ed in April 1911as 11 quarterl}.
. t\ction Group
l\'l ce ts 'fonig ht
At Dana School
A public tnccling of the newly orgttnlz-
•d Dana Pou1t t:ilizen~ fo r Action
'.~$0C1at ion v.ill take place tonighl.
'"\\1e hope lo recruit 11ew n1en1bcrs,
>a.qs ou! circul ars. ttnd inforn1 people on
hr progress we \ e n1ade and our future
>Jans.· :i;:i1fl .J11n llegelbrugg~. pre~!l<lcn1.
The n1eet1ng \\·ill 111ke place <11 11 p.tn 1n
1it Richard llenry Oan;l ~:!cmrnt11ry
>t.:hool aud1\oriun1
Two spc-c1al mett1r1gi: of 1he board of
lirrctors hs11r bt'en ~I up. One \\'ill be
;cpl. 20 1v1!h Supcrv1s0r Ron Casper~.
fhe other 1v1ll be Sept 21 \1·ith the county
1lanning co1nr111ss1onn1
llc}:rlhrngge said lu111a ht s n1eet111):! \\111
>C a means of askinJ! Dana Pu!nl
~r:.1denrs \1·ha! ques!1ons lht'y 11ant
~ns\\·ered fro n1 county official~ at the 1110
1pccial mce~1ngs.
i-on1etin1e.s spir ited de bate -hin1 ed that
ideas !or a tu!l .Jledgcd . l:1t.1·-opcra1rd
cmcrgct'ny service a re sn!J 1 er.1 111ut·h
al!ve.
·rhe a\1·ared uf 3 l'l>11lrac1 spell ing uul
the lei cl of ser1 ice and lhreaten1ng the
~ auki11g of !he subsidy !or 1)(}or
performance wa~ n1 ade to thr 1tospita1
1\1nhulance Seri 1<.'e, I! htts l>rru 111
bu~u1e:.s 10 Sau <.:Jcmcn1 r s111l·e earl: .lu·
I;
\1<110r \\';ilter l·\·;in~ .11 ~tr11llg l,1· oµ·
posed the eontract and 1 n~trad endorsed
the imn)Ccilate purcha.~e of a ··cra~ll·.
11 11gori"" type t'llY an1bl1l:i n(·r
E1'a11s as~ertcd that 11ic a111htila 111·e
f1 rn1 souglit tile signing ot the cunlraet a
1veek <1go -after relu~i11g tu sign 011e
<lt1 nng /he pre1·1uu.~ 111·11 n1u11th~
because. 01 !lie fe ar of nc·11· 1·on1prt1!1(1ll
··1 really be!ie\"e th at the 011!.v r!'a.~011
1ha1 !hey arf' 11 lll1ng 10 !'1gn 1.-1h<i! 11e
1 f'1·cn(ly authorit.ed ano!hrr ,er11ee 111 !he
1·11y lo operate 111 rn1 t1 l11111 ·· lhe 111a.1 ur
1•h,1 rged
Ile added thaL thr $:?:Al ~ub~idy 11ot1ld
not elel'ate ser1·iee by Ille privttle t1r n1.
''\Vt_ll s~_i tJ be gelling the san1e IC'1·el 1Jf
serl'rce
An1bulance 1·un1p~11y l'U·u11nt'r t\c1111rch
Hunter agret•d Iha! unl d a ne1\· a1 11-
bufa11t t" i.o; pu1 ino1 scr1·11.:t ll1e Jc1rl ;,f
i..cr\'iee 11·011111 rl'n1aln the ~a1ni>
Hui Cut1nc1!111an Thn1nas U'!\t•r fc•. 11hn
i-ouglll. tl1e niore .i;pccif1c wording 111 lhe
\"011!ra1·r. said the 1vilhdra\val of rhc .s2.-,u
11100111!.v fnr µuor prrf11r11Hllll"e ll"!HJld g11r
1he tlly 111ore cun!rol O\'t"I' the lc1 el of
"\\'ell . lhars ju.~1 11nr.'' repl1 rcl lhi!
1nayor. "'That rneans 1f a i11an die s 1hc c1-
rv 11·ill save s2so:·
' 'fhe consen~u<; nf thr 1·01111{·1! i.~ rha1 th,
1·1ry n11ghL not ~·el bf' rra((~ lor a !ur111al
t111 er~enl'.\' se.r\ i<·e or i t~ own u ... 1n.!! a 11ro-
1e~:-:1una ll\' t'Un\·erted 1a11 and l1rr 11irn t11
d1·11 e 1t
The opening of ihf' tl<·ll-fi1e d1•J.1.trl111t"111
l1eadquartrrs -:ion1rt11nr e;irl_v oe'I
spring. appE><l l".~ as lhe da!t 11•he11 l!rn1
pl ans eould be made fo r the t'll\' ser1 l{'f'
A! about the s;1111r 11n1e, lh r 1.·1!\ ~ t1r'r
1J.,o;pit11 I \ri ll open 11s door~. thu~ n1;1l.u1i:
.1111bul:in·e rl1n~ lo :i hihpd,1 ! 1n1u·h
~hrwtrr than lhe prr~rnl tn p !O :o;nuth
!.:i·~una
Tilt ll'igg{'r or !he an1b11a lol'r < 110·
l1'01er!'y 1ras a pnlil'r departr11cn1 lni.:
."h1111·ini: the nun1br1· of 111lH'i> \l"hirll lh~·
pr·11 a1r firn1 has been nli l nl st>rvu·e -...1nr1·
11 st:1rted serving San Clc·1nrnlr
l'oltre, lirt" and l1fe)!trard rh1ef~ all
l1 rnllv stated lasl vn~ek th:it tl1r 11u111hr r
ol an1bulance t"al!s handled by pol irr ;ind
flremr.n using a city sta1ion wagou r"('a('11·
ed an all·t.ime high in the 111·0 n1onlhs of
Hospital"s service.
Hunter replied in a ~tu<1.\" session last
"·eek that 111<'!ny of the c::ill~ h:indled b.v
police could have been handled by his
firm.
"Often they \Yould call to rind where
ou r ('loses! ambulance \\':IS and if \re sa1d
l)an;i Poinl they 11·ould ans11·cr 'forget
11' •· he said.
"\\'r should run a surve~· of other
Orangr County cilies to -:.re if !here 11 re
::in v other city-run services. 1 \\'<'Jlt lo see
this problem solved onct. ttnd for all . and
I hf'. onlv .solution is for us to do il for ou r· ~elve s.· \Ve:·ve ahva.ys had problems.''
Ev;ins told ft'llo11• councilmen.
Board Ren1a p
To Be BJessi11 g?
Results of 1t current county s!udy on
rrmttpping superviSQritil dis1rict!I mfly be
"a blessing io disguiJ!c"' Rart Spendl9ve.
president of the Saddlrb:irk Area
t"oor<l1nating Count"li !old r11c1nbcr~
\\'ednesday night.
Spendlovt' iaid it is likel.\ the study 11'111
lnch1dc a rerommrndalion 1ha1 ::ill or th,.
Saddlcback area be plat.:cd rn rhe Fi11h
Oistncl
Kow parl or !hr ~·alley 1~ 111 thr fourth
1)1 .~lrict and 1>ar1 in lhc F1f!h
'11 lht~· pul all of lhf' v{lllr~· In 1hr
F1Hh IJ1::;trir1 11 c have lhr. polr11!1al 10
run a person fo1· s upcni1sor lrtr lhf' currrr
rJ1 ~lnc1." !:)11~ndlovr said l':tcrtion!'I fn r
1h(' f•'it1h n1S\1'1('~ IUpcr\'ISOf J>O~! \I ill he
held 111 1974.
ORANGE COUNTY, CAL/FORNI;.. TH URSDAY, SEPTEM BER 16, 19 71
eat a e
f 'ree1cny Divide•I
! 't"lll ('r d1 virll'rs are bt~ing: insla llcd along the San
lhri;o l'rce\1a .... bet1\ee11 l\l1:i~1on v·ieJo and San .J uan
1·ap1 s1rano. Evcntuall ~' the safely fcn1.:es to prevent
headon tolli~ions \vitl stretch fron1 the Irvine a rea
to Ca n1 lnn de E.~lrc l la in 1 ·ap1~tr;i no Ccat.:h. ·rhr
proJct ls, lhrce ~cpa ratc eontrart.~. 11cre given tCJp
priority be{;ausc of lalalllJC'.~ 111 rct cul years on un -
~uarded ~lrell'hc~.
Do1vu the
Missio11
.r\ I~S Inf orn1a ti on
\!IS:O:ll )\" \ 11·'..rn -11111.r111;111un and
;i1111l11·atu111o;; t11r tht' \111t'fl("<1n F1t•ld
S1'!'\ lee 1\1urrH·;111~ Ahr .. :111 p1ug1 .1111 an•
11011" a1a1lahlt' 110111 !!it .\1 1S."10n \1r1u
1\VS t'lt;ipl<"I
Thr prng1 .1111 111"11d1· ... a11 i1111I11;Jt1u1\:1I
t11 oi l!.; l '\ll\'l"ll"ll' 1' II\! I 1'1111~ )lt'I ~1111~ OI all
l 1:1i·~gn111111I~ II I ~ •i[k'll 10 111111or,;; a.11d
~··111u1 ~ 111 guud i'i!:111d1111;: n11 d i;:uli<I hcaltl1
11 ho l1:J1 t' h,1d 111 n 1 l.'ill ' nl lorcign
J:u1 i.;11;1g{' ;uul ;n r al 1!·;1 ~1lfi 1 r•ar~ old
F1H" 111l111'1nt1 !11111 , :ill i\lt ~ Slrphl'll
F:ib11l:1 l\:18·41ti:I
\1 1~ ... q[l\ l '/j·.1(1 -.\ '"11 11111~ .1 .. 1., ...
11111 be held lo!' all :-.1111lc11t~ 111tcnd1111o:
~l 1ss1un Vi"JU High Si:hoo t Fnda)'.
The e1·C'n!. whi rh hera!d:i; the Qpcning uf
schuol. will be lroni 8 tn II :lll p.111 u11 the
t"<llill)US. . ... ..,, .. ,., ,,,,,.,,. ·~'"'""
!::AST IRVI NE -Tiie !:)an .Juaqu111
Elcrnenlary School l)istncl 1:1; aga in of-
fering free or reduced n1c;ils to eh1ldre•1
11•hose f;unthC's far" l11u•n1plo.vn1rnt. ii·
Ines~. death . dclaycrl rl'ce1p1 or pa~ .
rcl:eil'e linancial a:.s1slance or ha\i e
othcr·w1se low 1flcorncs.
Nan11•s or s111de11ts 1vi!! nn! be publ1sh-
r c!. poslcd or annnunced and ~t:hool rule."
prohibJt !tie u-:.r of se parate lunt•hroo1ns.
rncal t1n1cs. types of 1neal:i; or ulhc1·
cl 1~cr1r111na11on , tlislril'l orficial~ C'lll-
Jlhll ~izcd.
t~rinelpal~. tlUf~('.<i :llld roO<J 1nane~er~
\1•111 scr~n studcn1s for tht: progran1,
Sorne children may \vork a half.hour-a·
day for their meals.
AppllcaliOns may be ob1 a1ned lroni
prioc1pals or nurS"es at rach schoo!.
.\ui111 a l !'i la ug htc r Set
l\AT~·IA NDL". ~epal 1AP 1 -Thi~
ll1malayan ll1ndu kingdon1 i~ swappi11)(
lfi 1 ~ ton 5 or rhili sp1ct' aod 11·he<1t nour 10
r orn1n un1s1 China for l0.000 KOats arid
S"hecp lo slauahtt'r 1n hono r of ii" J!OOs-a11
nffici:ll s110~('s1na11 -.u1d \Vcd ne:;.da\
The an1m11h1 11 ill bt ,:lau:::htCrcd 1n
li·11\pleli tJ11 !he fi n:il di)\' (!f !he l·urrr 11t
111·dav Dussrhra frsli1·11 1. l\·eru11'~ n1ai 11
l'elrhralLon 11hl1·h syrnhol11.r~ the Jtod~·
11 l111natc \'1 rtory 01 rr t 1·1l. Ttie cin1n1al.,
l'l'lll'l' . .SCn! e\"il
.. ,, .
SaclclleJJacl\: Co1111cil Tolcl
Mass T1·a11~it FL1tu1·c Di111
By FHEOEl11C:ti: SCllOl•:,\JEllL
Uppo~1!ion by Or11nge Couni y r'rsid(·nl.s
111 a nuniber (1! proposed fre eway project.~
•·ould .spr lt doo rn for any fo1·1n of pu blic
1ranspo1·t;11 1on. lhe 1·ounry ro.1il 1'•1111·
1111 ~s in11cr !old 111en1b<"r~ or tl lC' S:>d·
1tlrbal'k Arc;1 <"onnl1n:11rng C 11 u n (. 1 I
\\'(•th1esd:11· 111i:J11.
·Un tlf\r frre11;n.\ ,111d 1111 11·1·1u1~1r11r
t1uns of nltlrr lrrr1,;i~~ 111' "<1 111 t11 bu1!d
1·,.rndnr.~ lor lu;:h .~pt·r<I 11 u lo t r l'
l1i.1!l'f1-0r!a!1on tr 11 r e;in'r hnil<f 111•
1('1·uu::.tl't1el 1111' !1"t:f'll':1ys hi.:c;1U${' ul
llt·oplr's nhJf'1•11ou~. ihcre 'S" 1111 11·a\ \l e
1 :1p pu t 111 lht• puhl1c lt;1n:-;pur!;111011 . · e>.·
1il:1111f'd La11r('1H'f' "Tc1f ' '.lleCon11!1r
:\l1{'1111\·1llc .~:1111 lht'rt• 1~ 11pp\1~111nn 10
pn;Jrl·ls lo 111den p;1r!.". 11( 1111• !'-t"ln ()1cg1•.
'.\;.1rili1 1\ll:i l!J\t'r~1<lt· ;ind !::inlcll r;1!l\r
f· 1'f'(·1rn.1:. ;i~ ll'f'il ns th(' p1·op()~l'."d
J1npen :il. !l1~:!111 ;1y .1~1 ;ind l'o1·1111,1 dc,I
,i 1:11' 1··1'{'t'll'<I\"~
'"l'1l1rs ;.rt• JUS! nu! hC'1ni:; rc;;.1ll ~11r 111
u1>po~111g !his lrce1\·;11'." he added t.l•H'f'
illld !1101"(' reoplr. 11'111 he 1·11tni11J! !u tr1r
count y ;ind we 11111~1 ha ve lhc 111e;u1s for
llir1n tu J:et b:i ck and forth, ,\h,:Conv1Jle
slrr~sed
<)ppos1t1011 h • 1hr l'11l'1l1t: (u<1:.L
Frre11a.v b.I• .~url1 t·11 1c~ as Newport
fil•arl1 :111<! Sral Benet1. hr .~;iid . h<i~
..... ('1"11111.~1.v 1eo r:1rd11.cd l!ie project ;i nd
r'1Hild ••lso ~l)('/I dooin for ar!enaJ
t n•p11·a~·s pl a11nrd to c·unnrr1 11•1th 11.
'\\'11hour lht• 1·u;1,! lrct11;11• 11 will br
l1:11d 11, J.;1'1 !ht• ..... 1;1tr 111 .c::i• al f"1g 11"ilh lhe
l1111•r•r 1•nd or lllt' l\'rw porl fl'ee1v:O,\ u!'
r1·1·n b1·;:111 r·11n .... tr'U<"li11n ur !he l.t1guna
l".111~u11 l-'r1·~·\\,n .' 1\h ('urll'lllt· :.au!
Un the loi..:a l lr1 rl, 1\TtV1111·1llc s:i1d. lllf'
:--.:idd!rb;1l'k V;illcv IS 1n sln1 e lf}r ii
!llll!lb{•r ur 1 u.1r! llllfl! Ol"ClllC!lfS <Jnd !ll·
!1·rscct 1011 11pgr:1d111g'
i\n1nnJ:' 1111' p1•t1JCt'!s lo hr :-tar1rd nr:,l
;.t;11· ;u·r
-('unllr1 ·1i.1n ,,f .Jl•r1111111111 \rt1111 Lu.~
.ilh11~ l.lllcl !11 l·:I Toro 1!0:11 1
1-;~1r11!'11111 nl l '•1~e11 ti(• V.ol c111·1:1 1r11111
1.;1 l 'a~ rlo:1d to t·:I 'l'r11•11 ll oad
-llel'Ol1;,tru1·1 111n of Tr,1b11t'll liuad a~ IT
li1·;n!~ fur lh1· SLl nt:-1 Ana \'alle.1·. to
J"f!llHJVC rn11nv l),1d IUl"ll.~.
-Coos(ru1·11on 11! tr1>('11·;1.v i111rrl'h;111i,:rs
I'll Alu·1:.1. t'<t11;1U;1 :ind Qs(i f'a !'k1v:iy.~.
;ilung !hr. S;u1 Die go Freeway
~l111prove1nen1 of I~! Toro Ho;id fr1i11l
Trabueo !load tt> Coo ks Cu1·11rr~
-Tralt1r ~a1c!y sig11a ls ;ii 1nn 11.11 ma1or
i11trr~et"t1uns.
State Awards Coastal
F1·eeway Work Contract
The ~l<itr l1as 81'.'ardcd a $.1 :i n11lh11n
1'onlrael to a S11n1:i Ana f1rn1 ror widen·
111~ ~ sec·tio11 of thC' S~111 Dici,:o Frcc1v~y in
and ncpr San Juan Capistrano.
The cuntrat:I. a1\·;1rdcd lo Suku!-
( "oul.'lon . loi-, calls for \1•1deoing !he
lrceway fron1 s ix to eight lane~ and 1hf"
recons1rucl1on of lhe interchange \Vilh
P11cific Const lligh"•ay and Camioo Las
H11 1nblas.
l'hc ~3.S:J7.9i2 a1·a1lable rur lhe pniJl't-l
ln<:Judes cor"l(rihut.1011s Uy the county .and
b.~· lhc t·1ty o( Sao Juan Cap1stl'ano The
1·ounly 1r11l pay $78,000 fur a right or 11•ay
\\'h1l'h 1vill be used to roni::tru<'l new con·
nccl1ons lo the freeway at C11n1ioo Las
R~mblas. Tht city \\'ill donale $62.000 for
p11rl of lhr rii;:hl of way and conslruclion
costs for the inlerch:ini;:c.
Work l1mils extend from just north nf
C;:imino de Esrrelta to a half.n1i le nortti
ot C111111no Lai; R;i1nbl3~. a dist1:1nce of 1.2
rnil~s \Vorl. 1~ lo be co1npleled by
.Jnnuary. 19i3
In anotl1rr J1cl1011, the ,tale 11wardcd ~
$4fi.0117 t·onlrac-t to l\lodt'rn Allov~
l•";ibneator!!, Int: t1f Sla'hton to repair aiid
\
, , •. L I
replat'e ob~11ll'T e guardrails no\v in use at
\'rlrtous loc11 t 11l11.~ on !he ll1\"ersirle
Freeway 111 i\llrth Orange Coun!y,
Sa <l<l leback Aid e
Whacks Lo,v Vote
Thr prc.~1dt•nt of thr Saddlebark Valley
«oo rdinalinC C<1unc·1I 1SACC 1 took a
1vhack at fello11· r1>sHlen1 ~ of the area \\'ho
thd not turn out lo vote 111 Tuesday·s
Saddl('ba('k C.:ollegc bond clect100 .
Nol111g that ouly 15 pC'rcent of the
di~triet voters 1\ent In !he polls. Bart
Spendlove said .. \\'e did an absolulely
1f'thargit· job or i.:t·tt1ng support for the
c·ollege An atrot 1ousl~· ~1nall nur n~r or
pcop1e vote(!. rrs tf"rr1h ll' "
Spcndlo1·£> noted that a n1ajor1t y nr
1otc•rs in such area~ ;i~ ~liss100 Viejo, El
'l'oro. Irvi ne ~f!d Lrisu r r \\'ortr! fa\'ored
!he bon<I and 111cli<:atc<l Ir morr ,·01erii in
li1esc arens hAcl Lurncd oul the bunrt could
have pa.~sed
t
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
uce
J 111·y T1·ial
Waivetl
By Stt~1}ect
Ry TO\! BARLE Y
Of lh• tl•llY r olot i ot!t
Ar("used :'l lanne :'llarl. Ala11 Johnson of
~:111 t"k•111r11lt luday wa il'cd jury !rial in ;t
dt•ril that S<l\Y the prosecution agree to
J't'dUcl' il,:, th:irges agains t the 26-year-old
defendant tn a n1ax1111un1 of set:ond
degree 1nurdcr.
Orange Count y ~u1>Cnor t:o url Judge
\\'ill 1<11n :'lh1rra~· at'l'eµ1 ed lhe ;i r-
1·;111gcn1£111t after c<1relull.1 ,.,. a r n In~
Johnson 11iat h<' .. now Jac·C'd th(' dec1.~1011
u f JU:-il one 111an and not 111f• 12 Ju1·ors 11·h0
\1u1 1ld ha1·e d!"('idcd yt1 ur r:it C' ·•
,lohn son. t·nltn anti 1·111npvsed th roughlJ!.
lllr rnun11ng hearing. ;issurcd Judge i\lu r·
ray lh<1l he wanted a nonjur.1• trial.
Chief Dcput.1· UislncL At1ornry .Jan1rs
1·.riright !old :'l lurra.\' lhal he 11·111 ask for
11 1·crd1 t t or :.ci:und dc•g rce 1nurdrr nr
111:1nslaughtcr against !hr l<t!I. h<1 ndosome
dcfc11da111
" .1111·y hatl <ilrendy hcc11 ~elcl'ted and
11 ;1~ sehcclull·d to J.!O 1nto thr 1urv box
\!(1nda.1• for the pcnin~ of 1he ~vouniz
.\1:1rinr ·s trial II 1s bl·ing advi:.ed toda.v
111 11 ~ d1l'iba11dn 1{·n!
~'.nnght and pu bl1{" dcl cnder Ra y Sharpe
11·1•rc ordered tu return lo .Judge !\l ur·
r;o.,1 ·s <'ourlroon1 at 10 a.ni. .\londa v for
t1·hat 11 ill 11011· be th" nonjur.v tri:ir !he
Santa An;i i\larine Lorps .<\Ir Station
n1ill!ary pt1li<"c111arr
lie i.~ ;1cl'used of lhr k11!1ng on .Junr ,
!lli'O or his ~0-.1·c;ir-0ld w1fr. Conni(' Ll'n11
.lohn~.~n. \\'!lo~c rnlildi:tll'd ;ind :-ta bhrd
h•)tJ1 11 ;1s found in !hr t'OL1ple"s apar-t111 cnt
111 11/i :\tonterey LLlnr
l 11 1·e~!1~alurs ;,aid '!r s ,J11ll11s1)11 hac1
h•·rn hca!en \\'ith !hr krtt ht•n stool ;:t11d
rT11catedl.v s1;1bped \rirll a knife . ·rhe
11 ~ilfXln 11';1s ne l'(T fu1111d
Enright had intendC'd lodav tu run 11
1 idro tilpc for .lutfge .~1u rray i;1 a move 10
h:n·r ll1e fil111 adn11Ucd as cv1denc:t
b1·fo re !hr )l1r.r.
The pros ecutor del"lined !o 1.·urnmcn! on
1hc l1hn in 1·1rw or a t'•)ur\ vrd('r pr0-
h1h1l1ng dJ.~t'\].<;Sinn Of !hr (3Sf' ll"i!/1
llf'll"!-111<'11 and hc>ld thr 1110\·1r n1{'r ri ll
\lund:1.v l1illn11·1n.e .fohnbl)n ·~ drc1s1on tn
:.f'!"k a n1:11Jllr} Jf1;il.
\Vorkn1c11 Sla~h
l 'elcp lion e (:able
\ln1 krnen 1111 1l1r 1 ·011~truc t1on pru1ccl
,1lv11g tlir !'-;1n D1tgo Frcr1vay 111 i\l1~~1on
\"iCJ•J cul 11110 a 1n;11ur lelcphnne i.::ible
lh1~ n1or11111g slH111n11 ni-: !he lid on Ion~
cJ1.~t;1nee ph1111e 1 ·:11 1~ f1·on1 n1any a1·eas ()f
!he Sou!h Cott~L lhro11ghou1 (od<1y.
The 1111.shap \1·hirh o<"c urred nea r .<\l'crv
Park"•ay and the freeway al ttbout 1·0
::i 111 al so [Orted thr u.~r or all~rnate
t nll'rge11t'.v phone .~_yslems for the
\l"esll!rn \Vhitc House
J>acil 1r ·retephone t:on1pany n1anager
Bob l:annun said lhal 200 pairs of !runk
hnc 1vircs 11·ere severed in the n11shap.
I le s;i id hls office ha.~ Utcu be:.ieged by
suhsl-ribcrs throughoul the day.
So1ne long dist:ince t.:alls f.lOI through,
h· "e\·er. but only after repealed d1alln,1:".
tJlh('r eunoections :ihd eonsidcrable st atic
du ring the repair period.
or.age Co•at
l\'e11Cher
1'he cool snaJ!.._Jvij l .slil'k with us
at leas! through 101nn1-ro11·. N1ghl
and morning IO\Y cloud.~ and coa~t..
:ii fog 1\•ill help keep the 1nercur.v
1<11\'. II will clear to ha t y :iun \\'ilh
highs near 75 find lows al 65.
INS IDE TODAY
Tl1c Stai e Se1101e l1 os approi;ed
n bill U101 1i;o1dd r.rarl: do1vn 1111
··rooked auto repair <lcalcrs.
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f DAil Y~ILCT SC
Budget of $36.8 Million Proposed for UCI
SpttlaJ to UM DAILY PfLOT
SAN F'RANClSCO -UC lrvme would
gel a "36.11 million operating budget for
1972-73 under a $924 8 mill1on spending
program proposed todav for the nine-
campus University of Cahfnrnill S\"slem
UC Pre.5.Jdent Charles J. J·h!ch Un1'e1led
his budget proposals during a meeting of
UC Regents he rt.
Hitch said th prflposrd budget. aboLJt
$80 mil!lon more than lhts year·s $84~ 7
rtilllion . "doe1 not fulf1ll all of the
unlve.r1lty'1 most urgent need1, but dou
enable the university to reverw the
direction of !..ht p&.!I three year1."
tn the cue of Orange County's UC
Irvine. the: proposal ralls for 8 '3.1
million increase. over the current campus
operating budget of $32 .9 mlll1on.
Uni\'ersity spokesmen ii;111d the UC!
budget pr oposal rails for 56 ntw faculrv
membtrs and 20 ne.,.,. teaching ass tstantS
to help .. rve an e-stimaled fill tm
enrollment of 7,732 studenta. The fi1ure
, includea undtr1radu1tea, I r I d u a t e
atudtnla •nd medical atud~nta. UCI of-
flc lail1 e1pect 7,100 student• on campus
!hi! fall.
The U\I budget proposal for 1972·73
alsn would rM!ure the school'ir; current
11tudtnl·lrachtr ratio from the ('Urrent
·1!1 I tn 18.2, according to uni\·ersily of·
hr ta ls.
I-lit.ch said. "It ls very difficult to plan
Mlequat.ely for 1m.73 realWnc that re-
cent regenta' budgeta have been
dll.re.arded by the state.
The budget recommendat1fln .,.,·as
l'illrn1wiched betwetn two "alternative
budgets" Hitch prestntetl for the re:gtnt"s
consider1111on
OnP. 11n "austeri t,v budget"' S40 6
n1ill1nn tughcr than la st yrar·s sta!t ap-
propnation, .. would nQI restore any of the
Heiress Co1nes to Cou11tv
"'
On l1·vi11e City Electio11
B~ JACK BROBA CK
0! !tie Dell¥ 'IJo! Sltl!
Joan trvine Smith m11de ont of her in-
frequent visits tfl Orange County nf-
firialdnm and almost upstl plans for in-
corporation of the propns~ city '11 Irvine.
The principal stockhnlder in 1he huge
lrvme Company -accompaniNI by !'In
' attnrney -spent many hours Tuesday <ln
the sixth floor of the county ad-
ministrative office build ing butlonholing
Orange County supervisnrs.
The heiress, who now lives on a
spacious ranch in Virginia. repnrtedly
had lunch with Bo11rd Chairman Robert
Battin in a httr and sand.,.,·ich place near
the offi ce building.
Her mission was ostensibly lo seek a
6(kl1y delay in the hearing nn in·
C<lrporation of the new city but her
motives were not clear.
But her activities brought immediate
reaction from proponenls of the new
community.
Andrew ~1ay, representin g COIN. the
fund raising l'lrm of the incorporation
move. put it this way in addressin11: Fifth
District Supervisor Ronald Caspers :
"Joan Irvine Smi!h is not a resident of
the proposed.new city. She does nnt vnte
here but there are 7,CIOO people who are
your constituents and do vote here." Ma y
u·amed. "Do as you told us you .,.,·ou!d in
your offi ce and allow this election lo go
forward."
Mrs . Smith has bten eng1111ed in a run-
ning battle for many year~ v.·!th the
James Irvine Foundation. majority
stockholder in the Irvine Company. She
insists that the corporation is not manag-
ed correctly.
B11ltin and Caspers .,.,.,re nbviously im-
pressed with r-.1rs . Smith"s arguments as
they clearly expressed in debate on the
hearlng issue.
Casptrs at one point \\'ednesdiiy .,.,,hen
he wa!'I backing Ba!lin"s proposal lo con-
tinue the incorporation htaring for 60
days, referred lo the righls of the htires ~
r!PsPrving "more consideration than a
phny tax corporation in San F'raciscn
that is not interested in the actions of the
Board of Supervisors."
Battin joined the insinuatkins <it this
point ch11r.c:lng that J ohn B u r t n n,
chairman of the inc.orpor11tl()n group wa s
•·el!<'ted by the lrvine Company."
A spokesman challenged the statement,
pointing out that Caspers ""'as elected by
the people of the Fif!h District. including
Ult petitioner~ for the neu· cit~·.
The supervisors hearing room v,·a~
packed .... ·ith mnre than 100 supporters of
the new community. They app!auderl
speakers favoring their program until
Battin curtly v.·amrd them that "if there
is anv more loud app!aust l v•1ll cut off
discuSsion and ca!J for an immediate
\'nte ''
The supervisors fi nal!\' \"01ed fnr a cnn-
t1n1Jo>d hearin11 1n lll'n v•reks on thf' 1n-
rnr por ation after ~uprr1·1snr David L.
Baker was summnned from 11 sickbtd to
pro,·ide the neressiiry thirrl \"Olf'
Supt>rviso r \.\"1!!111m Ph1lhp~ v..:is 1n San
Francisco on bus1ne~s of the sta!e
organiza!ion of .o.ureri\'.~or~
Casperii; ent hus1a.o.m fnr the i;Q.d;:iy
dela.v seemingly mtlttd ll'hf'n 1t was rx-
plaintd that a Un iver~ily nf Califf'lrni11
Board of Regent~ report nn tht ~talus of
the. proposed city v.·hich Batlin h::id been
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demanding had been in the hands of th t
11upervisors since last St'ptemb!r.
Timothy Strader. attorney for the 1n-
corporators said .Rddilional cop1e.s of the
report lo the Regents '"'tre delil'erd fn
the board members as recently 11s last
vu~ek.
Clifford Miller, fa cilit ies planner for
UC!, said the regen~' report showed that
lhe city would be fin1nc:ially sound . He
se.ld the regmts voted 18 to Z to approve
plans for the community.
Burton, long the le::i der of !he in-
corporation movement. hit back strongly
at Battin'i de.laying tactics .
"We are not interested in being 11 pawn
any longer of Joan Smith. the lr1•ln e
Company or the Board of Supervisors and
thtir yroblems, ·• he warned. "Thert h11s
been seven-month del11y already and that
is enough ."
One written protest to the incorporation
~·as received from the Irvine Industrial
Complex. It stated th::it l11ndowner9
representini:: !Ill percent of the 938 acres
sought by Santa An::i south of the Santa
Ana M11rtne B11ii;e were opposed to the in-
clusion of the ir property in the ntw city.
The property valuation involved was a
little more than three percent of the total
assessed valuation of the propo.~ed 18.000-
acre city.
Protests from owners of more than 50
percent of the as~es.e,ed valu11lion 11re
necessary ln block the incorporation vole.
The city of Santa Ana tried r-.tonday ti)
get 11 State Supreme court order delaying
the incorporatinn proceeding hut failed.
Mayor Lorin Griset ::ind Cit\' Atlnrnev
James Wit hrs indicated that ihey would
continue the.Ir tfforts.
i:r f.: 1:r
'Mo nke y Wrench'
By Battin Stirs
Wild Scra1nbli11g
Wnen fru.~tralffi Supervi.~or Rnh rr! I~.
Battin stomped nut. nf the Oran C!P Cnunlv
Rnard nf Supervisors mC"e t1ng rooiTI
\V~dnesda.v noon. he carried 11.·ith him a
sati.e,faction of ~ort s.
HI" h.'id almost ~ingle-h::inrlerlh· hlnck!'d
bnth the rl ertion for th{' incorporation nF
the propnserl city nf Irvine 11nd financinR
for a nt:v.• County Dt"partml"n! nf Educa-
tion hui!dln11:.
He h11d 11lsn caused " .~irk m::in In tM!
bro11Q:hl from his bf'd and almo.c:t cost the
county a possible $100 ,000.
Board Chairm an BBtlin nr Sanll'I An11
had almost achievtd his 11nals bv t11k1n11:
ad\'anl::iji!e of !he f::irt th;i.1 nniv threi> r-u~r\ isor~ ,Wl'rt' prf'.~l'nt ;:ind 11 -\'OlP nf
!he ma1nrit~· nf the fil'l'-mPmh('r bo;ird
v.·:.s necessarv fl}r pasSil&f' nf thl' 1m·
pnr!ant meAs ures
:-;ll l'H'T\"i~nr 011\'id L Rakt;"r , p11ll' 11nd
'"'l'ak from an arrident. wa~ C"t11ltd frnm
h1~ ~1('k hf'([ II' brl':i k thr 1mn11.c:.c:(' R::ik"'r
v•a.~ injur!.'d lasl weekrnd at hl.'i 1..ake Ar
n.11 hl"ad r;ibin whrn ~trurk bv a fa tl1nR
timber ·
fir v.·;i~ knnrkf'rl In !hr l!ff'lund ;:inrl l::o.v uncofl~c1ou.~ fnr alml'l.~t nne hnur befrire
his wife r!.'turned frnm 11 ~hnppinR trip .
Six ~1 11rhe.c: wrre req11irtd In cln.c:e ::i i;:11sh
in hi.~ he;id and he v.·l'l s hPld n\'trni11h1 in
11 nearbs hospit11I for nb.~ervatinn
Rallin·.c: !actics on the rlepartmen! nf
education i.~.c:ut , includf'd rtfu.c:11I !o \"otP
fnr apprn1·11! n( a low hid on St !I mill ion
in bnnds to build the structurl' In thf'
rnl1n fy o~ral ion rrnf{'t at Gr::ind and
r.trF'adden tt•·enues 1n San\11 Ana
The Bank nf Amerira 1ra~ lnw hirldrr al
S a.162 perrPnl. The only other h1rl v.as ;:it
a higher .'i.!l.M5 ptrcent. But !he hank. 1111
is normal in such practice~. had p1artd a
26·hour limit nn acceptance nf thr bid .
On Aug . 2. the J. n. Timinon~
Consln1ctinn Oimpany nf Li! AnReles
had offered the Jnv.· bid of SJ J mlllion t<'I
build the educati on structure. This ron-
trart also had a time limit for ar.·
cept ance.
Big Sister
Drivers on eastbound 14 ~file Road near Farmington. r.-lich , get a
creepy feeling they are being "'alched as they pass a small barn with
a "Mona Lisa" stoirally leering at the passing scene from the \\•all of
I.he barn . The work \\'as dnne by Douglas Tyler \\•ith one gallon each of
black and white pa int. He dld it fo r '"kicks"'.
2 Coast A1·ea Me11 Held
On Cl1arges of Swi11dle
The: fnnner ln;:in nfficer of ti Cnsta
r-.1e'a s;:l\'lll,l!S anrl loan anrl ::i !';in .Juan
Ca p1.o.!rano rn::o.n 11re unrler arrt'.<:.I today
aftr-r Anaheim Police filM iv11nd theft
chRrRe.~ RQ'.ainst them 11nrl 1 .... •n ntheri;
T\1·0 wnmrn, nnr frrnn rn~la '.llrr.;11.
v.·ert repnrted b.v 0H1cer.• 11~ \"ictlms
!nvr.sti~:1t0ri; a::::rrted lh::i! 1,1·rrk.~ 0f
probing led t.n the :irre::r 0f F.m0ry l 1
r-.1arrh;:int. :19, nf Z~9 RnyA\ r:11m Or!\'P.
Cnstll MP.i;t1 . ti f0rmer \nan nffictr w11h
P:ici fir ~a\·in(lS and Ln;in ASS0Cl8t l"T'I
Others held nn the char11es are ErnP~l
Kicldell. 42 . nf 327•2 Alipa1. SL , San .ru11n
(:1p1~tr:1nn, rirr~nr~· Kidrle!t . 2!1 nl
Oran~P , :inti [l;i lr F: !)a\\ snn. 4fl whn
refused tn h::t his hnme addres::
ThP quarlPI ar, !n t1 rr:11J<nPd in
municipal rnur1 \~'e<lnesclay 0n J,?n1nd
thrH rh:ir@PS.
Offi('ers .c:::i id ;in An~tir1m 11irl.nw ""<IS
thr prinr1pal 1·u•t1m nf !he ;illP>?,o>rl
1;,w1nrllr ThPV rl:iim ~he w;i<; persuRrl rrl
ln rrlt'll~f' 1ht !n1::1 rlrrrl tn hrr hnn1P In
snurhwr.o.I An11hr1m and .:ir1rr ;i seri{'.~ nf
fin::1nri11I mllneu\·r r" fnuncl hrrsrll l1ah\p
for S240 :i mnn1h payment s nn her h9n1P
Thi' twn J\iddell." anrl fl1111·s0n arr nr.
firC"rS nl !\'<> Home OP\"(']Opn1ent (l\1n·
p:in,1· nf Tu~ttn.
Thf' v.·1dnw ('l::1in1s ~he ('nn !::irtr<I fh('
finn anrl thry aJ<recd to buy ht>r hnmP so
I.hat she might mo1·e intn a mnblle ht1n1P
Gregn~· Kidde!l a~kNI In use thP hnmr R~
~l'ruri1v on a ~hnrt. term sz~.000 \o;:in, she
lolrl pot i('e
Shf' h11rl hetn prnm1sPd A $5 .0(Wl hrlnus
11nd an adv3nce (lf St.000 for a dn11 n p;iy-
Ounce of Prf'\'f'nlinn?
HALSTEAD. Eni;:land !AP ! -Rnh1n
Hu~essen, 11 chastity helt m11nul::1rtur~r
..... h{'I st11s mnst or hi5 prr>d11rt in 1he
ll ni !ed St::il r,<;. ha~ t11ken nut an in~11r:1 nre
policy .... ·hich ~·\11 pay $4R.oon H ht is kill-
ed by members of .... ·omen's lib.
n1rnt on II mnhile hnme. Based nn
as.~ur:int'f'.C: nf 1hP n1rn sh,., rlaims shf'
.O.l~lll>rl dor11mf'nls rermiiting !hf' 1'US! In
firm !o nh!11in a ~2~.000 lnfl n on hl'r hnusP.
~hf' tnlrl inve~liRlll.nr:;: th.<i! .o.he h<1:;:
nr\"rf ro--c·riv{'d !h1> prnPQ~r-d rnntr::irtr. or
thr ~1.000 prnn11<('rl
A.I 1'11 ~ pni11t thr Sf'ennd vlrtim , a Cnsta
~lr~;i wnn1an Pn\errd !hf' pir!Uf('
!-hf' lnld rnll!"f' !h:ll ~larrh;int tnlrl hrr
nl ;i [V1Trn11 al fir~! tru~t \fl;in llt 10 pPr·
rrnt Jn!prr~! nn thr An;iheim 1,1·icto11'~
hom,.,
Shf' ~;11rl (:rr~rl' l\1rld{'!I :ind l\.l:1rrh:1n t
shn11rd her !hr hnmP and ::i~.o.urf'rl her
1h:i! 1! 1~·si~ ::i i:!nntl ln11n ri ~k She siii:nt"d
r:irrr~ :ind 111rnrrl (\\"f'r !hr ~:?.'i 000 fnr the
m1•r1g;ii:r
Sh"' !nlrl nlf1('rr~ 1h111 shP had heen prn-
mi~rc1 1hil1 thP hl'lml' 11·nu\c1 he ~11lri fnr
~10 (ln(l 11nrl ~h"' v.ould realize " ri11ick
S~.r'l(ll) profit Sh,., f'h.:lr,£:{'~ th11t she h::i.~
11r1rf rr rr11rrl ;i 1~l1cl rnntrart frnm the
finn
Saddlehacl{ U11it Opposes
Tustii1 U11ificatio11 Pla11
~1embers of the S11ddlf'b1ck Arl'1t
Coordinating Council <SACCI lndic1ted
\\'ednt sd11y night the~· .... ·ould go on r(':Cf)rd
aga in~l 11 propns1l v,•hlch mighl tum the
Tustin Vni on HlRh Scl'lool Dl~lrict lnto
three smaller unifitd srhool distri<'l5.
Presidtnl of !ht grnup, Bart Sptndlnve,
lrrmed recently 11pproved lint~ of
dtm11rcation for the thrte district!
''illoglc&I and lrrrgulRr ."
A mta~ure on lht unification pl1n. 11s
11nptO\"t<:i by !ht 11ehool bo::irds. will be
placed before voters 1n lhe TUHS district
ne:x t June.
J\f1<'harl Sht art'r, pre,o;ident or lhe ,
J\fls!!lon Vlejn Homt'O"""ntrs A5~()Ci11l inn,
susge~!td hi~ Rroup would figh t !ht prn-
pos1l but did not ~11y why
~oend10\'f' 1ddf'd that a SACC cnm-
milltt on educ111ion might lnnk 11 th.-
11nlflc 11tlnn pl 1n l-0 stt If l"hitn ,:rs rnuld be
worked out.
A puhlic hP::inn R nn !hf' un1fir:1tlnn ""·Ill
ht hrld before the OranRt. County Com-
mittee of Sch(l()I Di~lriC'I Or(lan1z11llon
Oct. 8. Tlm t 11nd pl11ce have not ye.I hten
11onnunrf'd.
As the r l11n adopted h~· !ht \'11rinu~
school di~trirl! nn.,.,. ~lands. unif1f'd
rll.~trirt5 would bt crta!ed fl'.lr lhe Tustin,
Trvlnt &nd 1'11ssion Vitjo area .c:.
PROHSSIC'NAL
INTERIO R DESIGNERS
program reducl1ons which we ha1·e had
to make durin& the pail thret yeara ."
Hitch said the other, which represnts a
S76 9 m1lhon increase over last year·,
stale funds. w11s "a modPst hudgr.I basf'd
on ~!anrlard.~ wC'll ~lnw those pre1·11d1ng
in thf' m111· 19tifl"s ··
The ··reton1n1ended budgt t" Increase~
state par11c1par1nn b.v Sfill 3 millil)n from
SJ37 I m1ll10n and calls for $!fi .I n11llion in
regents fund s lt includes a $2.l 3 1n1!l1on
incre.R!e in tht bast for inflatinn, merll
increa&U and hmdlng adjwtmenLa a nd
$3S mllllon for whit Hitch called
''nee!55arv ]OC'rea!e!. ''
Hitch !.lid thi! year's r!'Comme.ndal inn
has been b;ised upon 1he :issumpl1on5
rhat the state 's econ11n1.1• "'I ll improve,
that the pe.oplt of California v.·ant tn
maintain the un1versir .11 '"el a htgh levt l
of dlst1nclion." ;ind tha! !he gol'ernor and
the legislature will include university
neMls among their highest priorities.
Coit1icil Orders Police
To Stitdy Speed Bu1nps
San C!l'mente cnunr1lmrn \\ rdne.<:dav
ordered the pnlire clr par1mrnt In dr;ift
sprr1f1r;itinns for Sf'!l'rd bun1p.~ nn nne
sleep rnad11·a~ 1n ihe Ri\'1er::1 d1~!rirt
despite a 11·arn1ng b~· rolice Chief C!iffnrd
!'.furray v.·ho i>elieres the hun1ps are J!-
Jl.'gal.
("nu11c1 l111L'n rlrJflf'!hrlrs.~ clrhatrd the
Issue !hen nrderl'd 1hc iJO.~ting nf ;:in ade-
quate sperrl lin111 011 A\'en1da La Costa -
a speed limit v. llicli 11·11uld be safe enough
fnr dri \'ers tn nt•gri!iate tl1e bump.~.
Chief r-.1urra v has labeled thr traffic in·
hibitnrs .. tre1 icl1e.<: in l'!'l"erst'"
Rut a counc-ll ma jority agreerl \\'eel·
nesday !hat the city .o.houlrl try the
asphall deterrents reque~!ed by Riviera
residents
In reeenl v.·rrks strip s1~ns and center
dividing Line.~ ha1•e hern ererted ac-
cording lo resirlen1s' demands.
But in recent da\'S a new prnhltrn -
\•and alism -has plagued the traffic con-
trols .
Fh·e stop signs v.'ere stolen and the
center line pa in ted black Police \\'f'd·
nesday rec-overed f-0ur of !he signs. t11k.en
by juveniles.
Councilm en Stanlcv Nnrthrup \\'ed·
nesda.1• endorsed rhe concept of the
bumps and said !hat despite debale 11hotrt
(·j!~· habilir.v i11 case of an acci dent h!am·
ed on the obstructions. he belie1 es thP. c1-
ly .... ·ould not be in lega l jcapor!}'.
"San Clemente hi~h school".e, parkini.t
Int has the1n . and ir·s pril·a1e prnprrty.
The police give licke!s there. trin." he
said
lie questioned . hcwe1·er, lhe valid1tv nf ~eek ing departn1ent help on sperilica-
f1ons .
'"I c;in't see the point The pnlice are
hnpel{'s~ in !his thini: ber;:i11se they
behel"f' lhe burnps are illegal ···
Northrup said hi' belie\ed th11t if ;i
posted, safe negotiating speed 1,1·ere plac·
ed on signs in the arra, lhen the city
v.·ould nnt be l.Jable.
Councilman \.\'ade Lnwer, 1,1•ho also
1·n1ed in fa vor of the t>umpii;. nonelhe!ess
PQinted out problems with them.
'"Th0se 1hings ~Jo.,.,. emergency Vl'h1cll's
down to a cra1,·!.'" he. .c:aid. ··;1nd if !he v
srre::id all nver tn11·n 11·e"d havr thl
~Jov.·est police and fire department..! in
the country.''
Seco11d Autopsies Co11fir1n
Sl1ots l(illed Attica Guarcls
ATT!rA . :-, Y ILPl 1 -Twn 11·irlel.v
knn11·n p:ithnlni;is!~ II hn prrfnrmed Sf'-
rnnd autnp~1r~ ronfirmPrl !od11y !h;it nine
hn~lages k11!ed 1n thr A!lira Stalt Pri ~on
ro>vn!! clird nf i:un~hn\ 11·r.ui111~.
The autnp~1r~ \ll'l"C p{'rfnnnrd hy Or.
Henry !-i1r.c;PI of \\'pstrhrslrr County 11nd
J)r M1rh aC'I B:idrn. :i ~~i~tnnl New Ynrk
City med1ral rxa1n1nrr. aftrr an t1n-
rlrr1;iker ~~1d hr f11U rlfl no 1·i.~1hlP hullPt
wntind~ nn 11nr of the ho~t ag{'.~. Rich11rd
Lev.·1~
A 1 ~1h hn<>t~ll.P rl1rd nf ll hi'llllnR !v.•o
d.:i\'~ aftrr 1he ri>hell1on s!:ir!('cl
Dr. .lnhn ~:dl.:inrl, ,\lnnrni> C:nuntv
medical ('\";q;ninrr. \1·hn hflrl pcrfnrmefl
lhP orhi:innl ::1111nr~ir~ 1h~rlo.o.Prl !hP fin·
rlir1"~ nf !he n•·::i11t<1p~ic~
Edland said 1Rw1s wa~ $hot iri !he bnrk"
n1· .:i single h11llrt wtnrh lnd,gcd in hi~
('hrs1
Thr 1Rlt>~! f1nrl 1n).!s t•;in1r ::i<> 11 ~1;:i1r in-
,.r~r1~.1 r1nn nprnrrl 1ntn !hr f11r -clnv
rPIJf'l lion On" nr thr q11e~!1ons In he
.:ins.,.,·ererl i~ 11hn hrrd the ~ht1!~ lh11t kill·
ffi the nfnf' host.<ij.!t•<,
\\"rre !hey k1 llrd h\' i 111n11tr~ ;'11 nn(J::i\'
\\ hr'n 1 j(MI :-Lilt• 1~·111·1• ... :1 I Inn II I
f :•·11rrl~n1rn :ind ~h,,r1rr~ clrpullr" slnrm·
ed I hr I 200 l'11n11rt.~ \I ho h:id hPld t hPrn
'" ~141e 1hrn1 bf>{';iuo;e 1hr rnn•·i{"f<> drf'~.~·
rd their hnsl:ll!r~ 1n pnsnn rlrnim~ 11nd
h1rl hPhind thrn1 n~ thP 11~sn11I! force h1 I
rr1snn fnr fl\{' fl;11 ~~
Or 11•rre the 1 sh"l h) !hr rnrn 11·hn tr1rrl
!hr prison w11 h rif1P~. ~hnli:un~ ,111 nd tear
.':«~"
Annlhrr nag.Ring 'lLl"~linn is .,.,,h~lh!':r
the ~laughter cnulc1 h.:ivp heen prevented
H negnti;:itinn~ had gonP ::1 hlllr lonRer nr
Cn\· Nels(ln A Rnckefeller ha d
personally appearl"d at the priii;on!
Migratory Bird?
U.S. Impounds
Stu ff cd Durk
T!'[...,<;;A, Okla (AP 1 -r S rustom~ of·
r1c1als are holding a s1ufred <luc k wh ich
hrlnngs In :>. rul.~a man nn 11:rnu nd~ th e
duck could not br f11\11wrd 1n1n the coun-
\r\' b(ocnuse i! is R m1gr:11nry b1rrl.
Charles lngtr ha~ fnughl for three
monlh5 tn ri'claim the bird ..... ·h1rh .... ·as
impoundrfl v.•h{'n hr cro.o.sed !he t;.S -
C11nac11an horcler .tunl' R
"r-.ly ~n Mark h;id sf'rn !hRI rl u\k at
Sw::in Ltikr. ,\!::1n1tnha, ::incl just h::irl tn
hR\'P (1 In f11rt. he hRrl sa1·rd for a ~rar
rn ,erl ti v. hrn •1·e 1,1•rnt back on 11 fi.~hing
trip."" lnE?le sa1cf
'"Hr harl carr1erl Iha! 1h1n1; -.,.,.1ng!!
5prr11rl nul ~n lflchr~ tn lAkenff -on ht!>
l:ip fnr 500 mtle.o: untJI we jiilOI In Pembina.
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Today's F .. al
N.Y. Stocks
VOL. 64, NO . 222, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPT EMBE R 16, 1971 TEN CENTS
' • rin {ers' I e om aints
Claarge s R e d ·11ce d
Johnson Waives
Trial ~y Jury
By T0\1 BARLF:\'
or !~• 01t1• 'll•t i1111
.'1 ccuscd :\lanne \lark Al an Johnson of
San Clemente loday 1r;ii\·ed iury lnal 111 a
deal lhat saw the prosecut ion ;igree to
reduce its charges against the 20-yt>ar-old
defendRnt lo a maxirnur11 of second
de~rce niurder.
Orange Cou11ty Supenur Court JudgP
'\'illian1 ,\lurra.1' ar<·epted the ar-
rangcincnt afti•r carefully \\'a r P I 11 ~
,Jphnso11 lh;i t he "11011 l<i•·ed the dec1 ~1"11
(Jf Jll~I one 11H111 ;'Ind not lhf' 12 1u1·or:; 11lltl
\1flt1ld IHI\(' df't'trl e<I \<\lll' lill(' J11h11.~on. {';1l1n ;t111i' 1:11111pu:.ccl thr·ougilu l
!hr 1n,-1rn111r.: h~':i 1·111..;, a:-:-.ured .Judge ;\lur·
ra\' !hat he 11·an1ed a non1ur1· 1ria!.
Chirf neputl' !)1~11·11·1 A1l1.1·11p1 .h1111r"
I·:nnglil lold :durTH~· lhill hr 11·ill ti:k f11r
I'. 1·crdict of second degr·re n1urdtr l>r
1na11slaughlcr' against the tall. handosom e
defendant.
:\ jur.v had alrciid)· bten i>elctted and
\\'as scheduled to go into the Jllr~' ho:-.
l\·londay for the pening of tht' young
ll !arinc's 1rial I! 1s bring adl'iscd lod:ly
of i!s disbandrnenl
Enright and pubh(' detrnder Ra~ :-;harµe
11 rre ordered tu rc1urn lo .Judge \!11r·
l'P.\'·~ courtrouni <il 10 a.n1 . t\lon<l:-t\ fnr
11·hat "'ill now be thf' nonjury trial 1hf'
~<1nt<1 Ana :O.l:innr Corp!-Air St;ili.111
11nl11ar~· p•1hcc111:10
Iii' i.s ac\·used of the k1lhng on .Junr,
1qi11 of hb '.!O·vc<ir-Qlrl 1\llr. C-011n1f' L~·n11
.lol1n~;111 . 111\0~f' n1tiull;oted ;1n.! ~t ;1hbr'•!
bod1 11;i~ luund 111 the i.:u<lpl c ~ ap;irtnirnt
~I 416 ~donter('\ Lane iOIC~llgiltO!'S-~i!lrl r-.l r~ .!ohll~Uf\ h;id
'il1 ake /l la y·ltouse
Friendly Pl ace ,'
A ctre.~s
Tile J.ag1111a .\Joulron P l<1yhou~t' should
beco1nC' a "pla(·c 10 1ncct tr1en1b anrl
~rrracl R l1t1!e go~~ip Jarqu1e ~loffrtt
told mr111brr~ or 1hc Lh;imbcr Qf Co111-
1ner('f' at 1hr1r 111orning mrr1111g \\'rd-
.,rr hJd tlht! Frcl 1 n~ al !hr ul<!
pla.1 hou~c. · ~h(' o;;111t "anrl !hPrr·, 1111
rea!':on 11·11~· \IC :.l1<1u!d1i't ha1e 11 :it !hP
n<'ll' t111e
\Ir~ ~lull ~,!I i~ A dl!C'('lor at 1hP
p!;-i.1 hou~r :ind 11111 ~1a1 1n ·-r 1a1a Su1tr ·
l'.h1th open~ ~cp! 21 fnr a thr't r -11rrk
l'\Jll
Sh(' -~uggc:-:!cd nlc 1nhrr~ of l )1 r
1•h;,1nbrr or u!hrr l'Ol111n11n1t ,\· 01·g:i1111.i-
t 1011~ purt·ha~e i)l()t ·ks of tirkc!s for !hr
1healcr. and lhr11 1:a tL'h a late n1i.:h1 n1P:il
together
Such "parl1 111gh1s ' :.aid ~1 r~ \lollrll
h:ivr hrrn populil l' 31110ng group,.; of !hrt'e
or four rou plr ~
ThP pl:i~·hou,r , shr added. !1;'1S a
nurnbrr ('If ddferrnl sra~on t1eket pril·
i::ran1~. cn111l1ng holclrr~ lo .'C<' 1he other
ln'e pl:i}!i 1n addition lo "Pl aza Sui1r .'
Ix-en beatt·n \\"llh thf' kitl'hf'n ~t nol nnrl
rcpeatrdl~ ~l abbed \1 irh a ~n11e The
11·eapon 11·as nc1·er found.
Enright had intended 10da~ 1o run a
11dNl tap!' for Judge ~l urray in ;i 1110\'c lo
ha\'e !he !Lhn adm11tc<1 as e1·idencc
before lhc jur~.
The pro,..et·utor dee lined tu t•i111111ent on
the tiln1 111 1 ir11· of a court ordri· pru·
h1bit1n.~ distussion of the ca:.f' 11 i!h
or11·~1nrn ;;nd ht·ld !he 111011c 111rr 1111
\londa~ follo11inJ! .John-.<ln ·s det'l:.11111 to
:-.f'ck a no11,1tll',1 tri;il,
Looi\ lo F'old
111 October· '
Costs Bla111 ed
"\P,\\' YOR K fUPI 1 -Look \lnJ:!:~111110
1111! cease pubhca11on after its f)r! 19
!~~UC bCl"<l llSl' Of lll01tll1UlJi: upt•rallng
lo~se~. CO\\lC's t:on11n11n1ea!i1·1t~ [111· !n-
d;1,\· an1101n1t1•d
r:ardn{'r Cowles. l'hain11<1n of tin• n.o.1rrl
nt the puh!1~hi11g £"0111pany. 1·i1,~,t th1• n ~"
in post;i! ra1r.~ ;i~ ii nl<iJfll' f'\\·tur !11 hi,
dt't'bi1Jn 10 su~pl'lld pulJl1\·;1r1 .. 11
' II ~tTln~ 1n1n11• to 111•' !11;1t ;it t ll1~
1 nn r. <'~Pl'l'!;dil' 11 lit•n 111•' lt•(l1•1 'ili Kn \ •'11!
111t111 1~ urg111g all hu~1nc~~t·~ 111 h .. lrl
do1111 cosls :ind pr11 ·('~ ii ~1101110 11 ~rl1 IJ r
a pr11nt· oflrnd('r 11ilh its g1g<1nl1\ 111-
erca~es 111 posl<1! r:llt:o..'' Ci111·:r., .\<lid
-·\\'h<'1f 11 1.'<llllP 1(1 make th1!5 drri..;i•u1 "
ht> added, ··1 thought b:i1:k nl'cr l.•Jok 's :;.-,
~·ea1·s of c·onslrul.'t n r . responsible ;i11ll
a11·ard·w1 nn1ng JOU r11:1h~n1 ;ind 111~ htarl
~;'!]d 'keep 1t .coing · But n1.\ hc;,d i;;11d
·:-us pend 1t · And !hrre 11,1.~ rrrill.v n°1
uther Yiay,''
The tlo,<-111,e 1v1ll a!li'1·1 111orr tha11 l f~
Lf1<1k en1p loye'. 1nelud111g BOO 111 the
~ub.~lT1pl1<>n oprr:i!i1111~ 111 Oe ::; \J•1U\•'-'·
1011:1 11h1rh 11·111 br phii ~rd ••ul t:l'<lthi·1lh·
'"l'I' tht' nexl :-.I\ 1111•11lli · 1·,111h" '!\1d
The pttblt~h111.c planr 111 l>c-\]!11nr, 1•. 11!
he sold 10 'ftJll<' In c
L•11lk l1r-! <q>peJ1 e1I Pn !hf' ~·;u11h 111
.Janu<ir.1 19:!7 .,e!l1111::: ;l( \U 1·rnt .'i a11 l ~·lfr.
The t1r~1 1--uf' :-.1•l d 111111e th,111 71H1 u1 111
~·opu.'~ arid hr )!) n11u11l1~ 1hP «In 11l:.tl1u11
h;.rl gr .. 1111 !•1 I I n1ill1n11
C1rt·ul a11on 111 lhe 111 ~1 six n1u111h~ 11r
1~1;1il1 fraJ:1'd66 n11llit.111 :in 1s:-.11r bur 111
d11 ~tt·1 .~OUfl'e!' ~;l id fl ,\ltlg µro(!1i!'l11111 \ll'L~· had c;11en lip thP n1:1g.11 111P ·.,
n•1-cnur
l.nnk 1~ !hr l:11e.•t in a ~rr1r.<> nt 111.11ur
ni:ig.izincs th<il ha ve 1.:t'a~ed puhl1\·:111011.
Ti1P n1n~1 retrnl. \.\ii~ the S.1!u1·1L11•
f·:vening Pt1$l , 11·h)ch ('r;1scd publu ;il1011
111 February 1969. at1e1· 1~8 yr;i rs
J/o\\'ever. Beu rt Servass. the prcs1den1 uf
Curlis Publishing Co .. llll l 1he S:1 turd:11·
Eveninf!: Post ba(·k on !he stands a.~ a
quarterly publicaliun. \\']t h ~he first 1;1sue
appearing in Juoe 19il.
Told Soldiers to Curb
l(illing s, Sa y s Medina
FT ~1 CPllE3 RSO.'\;. (;;i ll'PI' -f':ipt.
l·:rnest L. i\1cd 1na look the witness sl;infl
\11 his 011·n dcfr11~e tod;,,v and 1old the
court-1nartial ju1·y he spcciUcal!y 10-
~truct cd hi s 1roops nol to kill women and
c·hildren at i\ly Lai.
The 3~·ye:i r-old profess1on:il .~olclier
frn1n i\lontrose. Colo .. chnri!ed \1·11h lO'l
1nurders in the Soulh Viel n::itnc!'e village,
also categorized Lt \\'itlian1 I.. Calley,
nne of his platoon leaders at ~ly Lai . a!':
lacki ng in leadership ability and 1n the
ability to quickly grasp inslructions.
Calley. \\'ho refused lo ltsti ly al
?llrdina·s trial. srand!'i con1 1c1 ed of 22
murders during the ll1arch 16. 1968. i\ty
Lai Oft'rallon During hi~ cou rl-marl1al,
t.:allev insii;ted that hr wa!'i n1ercl)'
foHoWing i\lcdina ·s ordcr!'i when l'lv1lian1
\\'Crl! slaughtered ill My Lai
i\lrdina told of g1vin~ his troops a pep
t.ilk the night before !he ;\lf Lai s\1·ecp.
11nd said nnt> of hi~ men. who1n he did 11ot
Ident ify. a~kcd, "Do we shuot women and
children?" ·
\lcd ina said he replied: "~o . use con1-
111011 sense 1r an 1ndiv1du:1I is tr.vin.c to
hurl you. !hen shoot. H he i~ evadin!!
(tunning away1, rn·e a \t'11tntni: -shbt -
;ind H he doesn't tslop1 shoot !o wound or
kilL'
The Arn1y captain, charged with
O\erall responsibility ror lhe i'oly Lai a f-
fa ir. said Calley "did not pos.~es~
leadership ability -he "'as having pro-
blems
"I had lo be extren1ely careful in c11·-
in1? h1111 instructions, He got los1 cu11-
tinuou:iil\'. ·• i'olean~vhilr. at~! i'oleadr :\Id .• an at -
torney for (ol. Oran K ll cndcrson 111·
l.1 ckcd !he !TCdibil 1!\' of !.t trot ·Fff'(lru·
\\'a1 kc, \\'ho lest 1fied \\'e1lnr~11a1 hr hr:111l
Jfpndtrson r('('('1\r 1'pc<'lfit 1n~t;·u1·111u1~ '''
111\rstiga1c !he ~>i!Jing o[ 1·1\1l13ns 111 .\1.v
l.<1i
\\';;tkr v.·11~ u11 lhe 1ri1ncss :-.l<llll! fo1· lh,.
~ccond tloy 1n llcndcr~o11':. courl -1~i;irl1>1I
OAll'r' PILOT Pnolo ~. llolh~c<I l<otnt~r
HIS DEPEN DENTS COME DOWN FROM THE Hil l
Spe ro Ja nise Cl ucks 11nd Squirrels Com11
Q11iet (~1·usa1le1·
],,,,;,.~,. Lt'11d.~ R<'r11ll (:,1111 pai g 11
ll ~ Ii \HI: \n \ l\Hl l IHCll 01 tn• 01••• p.oot ,,.,.
f'I l!)I' !u l,tlll ll'lllll:.. ol I 1•1·o1\I l '.111111•11~11
a!.!;1111•1 l .• 1,,:111\;1 B{';u·i1 \1.1 •"r 1:.,.J,;,nl
l,1oJdli1·1~ :1111! ! •111111 ·1 J1nr·11 1·:d11 :111I l,1111·
rind 1 'i'll'I • I ·l!•llHi1·1· l.•1:c.u11:111 "111 ·1 <I
.1,1111 •! IJ,ld Ill.Id!• 11 II 1\ ,1\ "" lll tli1 1\t t
( nl11111
(11 l1 1r' 1t•:11" o( !.,1g1111a t\"•irl1 ,111 1 ll u•
\•ill 'il"~,1,11 1·:11 -o1li·,1n .. n li.+~ 11111wfl ''"
iiJL ,i! l,:1<11111'-!O!•t iHI'!' hi' lllh <111<:11 ht'l'l'o;
111111 h11~1 lld<I Tl 1!' /'\l'lllll;.: 1i1111r, ~111!1 I,.•
1 1~111 ,, .. 111• t1.o \ .1!l1·1111o.,1 1111 11111r<' 1h:111
1111 l'I' ( 11_1 1·111111< 11 l!l•'t'I till.!' :111(1 :l I\•\\'
pl:111f'\111g l'Plllllll ·~Hll l ~(",,"11111.~ d11n11g Iii!'
l11L1l1 n"t' d1 .;1·u~~111n
Vru111 111111• lo 111111' hr h:i~ ;111·1·d h 1~
I It'll' 111 l<·!ll'I'" 111 tin• ll•'ll "IJ.1p1 ·.' :1 l•l
l<1:;t l'rar 111• 11.1~ thr :','ITl1nr 01 :1 1·1•r\ (•1-
f(•t'ti\·e il'll l'l' IO lh1• Sl:'l lf' 1)111<:11111 1•f
l llghwa.1~ 11hi1·h t'<'.<:u!1rtl 111 1hr ren1•11:d
()f illegal pa rl.1 11~ :11 .. 1111d 1h1· 1..,gun.1
Ca11yon nl1<id n1cdi.1n <lllJ<H'•'nl tn !ht•
Fest11•al grounds
"I just ren1inde<i thenl of lite Ja11 Jlel -
ta1ning lo parking on s1~te h1gh\\a.\s. '
s;,iys Janise, "'so the~· took o1f the parking
;ind. as \\'e ha1·e :-eeri. ~he lcsl1111I 11::1<:
able lo n1a inta1n nrder and has 1usl had
its rnost successful ~·e;ir "
.Janise :;aid he dcc:tde<! ltl s!art :1 ea111·
palgn 10 recall the three t'n\1nc1 !1nf'11
rell'1ed in Apr il 1!170 on his 011n .:end 1»
be;.11·111g the expc11~c h1111:,rl!
"I feel lhcsr n1cn h:11·r 1erv l1lllr
reg;ird for lhe eom 1nu nity," /le cX11l1)J!ls,
Saddleback Aid e
W hacks Lo,v 'rote
The IJresident of lhe Saddltback Vatlcv
('oordinating Coun('il 1 SA(;C1 1001.: -:i
\\'hack at fellow residenls of !he area \\ho
did not turn oul lo \'Ole in T11esday·~
Saddleback CC>tl ege bond eleclion.
Noti ng 1ha1 onl~ lJ percent or tht'
distrit:t 1·01er!> \.\'Cot lo the poll s. Bart
Spendlove said. "\Ve ri1d an absolu!Pl y
l<"th11rg1c 1oh of gt'l1 1ng support fnr 1h1•
('Ollege An atr1)('iou~I~· o;111nll nu1nt)cr of
peoplr 1otrd 11 s !crnblt• ·
Spcntllo\'C 110l('d 1ha1 :'l n1:i11or1t\' qf
\hh'i"' ill "llt'h are;,s a~ \11 :<~111n Vil'I"· Fl
Toro lr11nr and Le1~11re \\'orld f<11·nn·rl
!ht hund nn1I 111dlcalrd 1f nn>r'I" 1·011·1 ~ u1
!hc'r ;nr:1~ h:id lun1cd 011t 1hc hnnd C'(>11ld
ha1c pa:-+~t<I .
'
' i'l n 11· 1·ut11h1\'I 0111111,:: Ille {ht l!i!lllil ~
h:q.pc11111:! 11a:-d1s1!rn<'ch.I and 1l1c·1 1nr1i
1·1 1'1'\1111<' :-11:1t1t•11<'~· dunn;.! tl11• high t1~1·
11! -11,,~11111~ Tht• !')111<,o\ n·.d h \\ii~ 1iil'U'
.tl!1!11dr d1111nc lht• 1111.:h JI\•' rn;1llr•1
l;l'lnlf' I <IC(·idl'd h 1 :-1.11'! tilt· f'\'\;111
;du11c I r,1llt·d 111e1nlirr.~ ul s1•1 r1 :ii ' 1111;
i.:10111•' hu1 tlif'\ cl1dn'1 ~('t'lll t'nlh11:-1a•l•l'
1 11·11 1t 111'lllti hr po111tl('~~ 111 11;11! 1111111
lh•'I li:n l ''"! l111 11!1·r 111•1;,rd tli1· 1111rl<ll 1· .. f
lil{'ll' 1•'1'11\~ l•!'o ':IU\1 • \\t' \1011id11 I ).!<till
('I II 1<J).!ii
\1n1· I Ill ).!!'(I 1 11~ ii • 11•1 101 •·1 1-
' ,,.11 .. i,:«1111'111 111 11111·, ;oi l.~ lr111n pr11pJr
11110 ;111· 1•1111111:-0t'll :tbi111I !IH• uh·1• f
s111t-rrrll h1'hf'I<' :ill 1hrrt nl lht·rn 11111 lu•
rec·nlh·d· 1\I lt·ns! ;:i 1ierer111 t.11 I Ile·
l,;i;.tuna ll•'ill'h pj·u11h · who j'f>J!l•' 111 In hu1·
1 :1r:-. ,;I\ lht•\· t:11·u1 1h1 • ft'\"11lt "
l.1111,1• --:1111 hr' pl<in1> lu '1;1rt l'lrl'ol;111n~
rr1-:1ll Jll'l•111111~ at lhf' end 01 nr ',\l 111·ek
nnct 111ll 1r\ lo grt lhr rr<11J1red 2JJOO-plus
'\1;;na1 111·r~ n11 l'ath uf 1hr, lhr<"1· prl1!1ons
1n rwo or rhrre \\'rtk-;,
Thi' son of a f:reek Or1hoclox p1·1c~t .
.r.,,,1~e v,;1' b<wn r.4 \1';11~ ;1gu In \'1lnktl1>,
'.\ \'. ht1I li1·(·d n1u!-i l~ 1n :'\;t·w .Jcrse.\
111 19~19 l1r ~ulcl his aluminum 111nd1Jl'I
hus1nt·i-~ aud 11111ved to (.:;1!1forn1a 111 an
f'lh•l'I I\> help his y11ung !>Oil. a \ 11·!1111 or
hro1wh1:il a.~ttuna Seven 1·ears on the
h1;:1i 1!C'~t·rl al ! .. "lnl'astcr t:ornplc1rl~·
1T,'li•rt1I !ht• IJu) ·~ hral!h ~ind lhr fa111 1ly
111i11 ('ii 10 l.ng1111a f11 r .vr11rs 11go
Th1·1· 111 l' 111 Arch Hrarh He1:;hts. :it 1 4~'2 i.:<1pts1r;·,10 Av". The so n. 11011· 21.
11 :i~ ,l!r·ndu:uo::1t fr on1 Laguna Reach lligh
SC"i10o l and t1 dauj!hl r r, 23, <i1tends L<lllJ:
Ut·a1:h ~tult Cull~t
Dt1n11r: \Vodd l\ar II. .Janise served :J'i
~c·<1rs ll'1!h tl1c Third Army. lie
f)i\1'tl!·1pated in the landing at 01nah;c
Bea ch and 1\'HS wl\h the t:am p<1ign in111
th1· hc;ir1 of Lierman,\'.
For 11\e JM!~I 31: ye11rs he. has headed
the uiSCd car departrnrnt of a Ne1vport
B<!ach car dealership "If~ a ~·ondrrful
1ob I lovr to 1neel and talk to people ... he
says.
Jn addition to people, he's parlial ro
squrrrels. Every evening around 5 Q'clock
he step~ out of hi s office. armed v.•1th 11
few slices of bread. and directs a pcculinr
f'h1ck1n!! sounrt 1nward a ncarb.v hill.
Vron1 thr1 r burro\.\·~. ~round squ1 rrt'ls
l'lll('l'grs h~· dot.en~. hurrying ur for a
h:ir11!out
'I've harl a~ rtlany a~ 20. righl ann11u!
niv de:sk." say.~ .l11n1sc. "J :-.orl or support
lhc whole l'Olony ."
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Laguna Council
'Not Convinced'
13,\ BA llBARA l\HE!B ICll
or •~• Ot d~ Pilot S!tl!
Ill a lo11 ·kcy <'on11·unta1 ion in Lagun:i
lh:;.11·!1 L'1t.1 Counc il ('ha111hrr~ \\'rdncsday
nigh!. ;i ha11d tu! of participants in 111e
~ept 5 ··ctrinkC'rs· 11 al k" aired tht'ir c:onl·
plaints about puhc e hand ling of the
fraeas. but apparently !ailed to eonvinl'e
l'nunc1Jrne-11 rh;i r a {'J t1zens' investigauon
('ornm1!\et' should look into the affair.
l'rcsenling !ht' council 11•1th sta1e111en!~
fro1n sever<il Jl('rsons who l'harged police
h<irl used excess11·t' 1 iolencr in quelling
1hr d1s!urb:1nl'e, 1\Jrs Tho11ia~1na c;un11,
iil'{'Ol t•ha1rtl1:1n or the AlllCl'll.:;\ll Civil
L1bc1·11es l 111oll ~u.~gr~lf'd tba1 !he 1:oun-
L'll appoint such -ti i:o1n1n1tter
It l'1i1iltl -;he ~.1id. 111\'('.~llgo1I(' nul only
11\e ('lllTCJl! 1·l1;1rgcs but alsu Ille entire
organ11,;1t1011 u1 lh1• µ111 11.:e dcp;1rl1nen1. 111-
L·ludin g cs1lec:1a\ly hinn~ 11nd tr:.iin111g
pract 1t:e.~. with a \ ie11· towrircl reducing
personnel lurnovcr and upgrading the
lorce
"There 1~ ;i t·h;isnl belwccn the po lice
and il1e publtt ;111d we 've i:11t lu starl
tr11ng to ('luse 11 1n La.cuna," said \lrs.
( ;11n11 This 1s ;i re all)' nice 1011·11 and
should he a des11'ablc plate lo \\'Or k. ycl
1ve ha ve this enonnous Lun10\'e r. A loc:al
group that \111ders1and~ Lagun11 sho11ld
lrv 10 hnll oul \1 h\· .,
,!)nf' :-.o\u110n. shC added. mig"I he to of·
fi ·r ;i p<1.\ 1l1l!cre1aial ot lip 10 :i.1.00U a
\rar to rnc n 11ho reallv "'Olild li ke lo hve
in Laguna bu t 1·an't ·afford to, so 1he.1·
i· .. uld hl'i.'Olnc 1111orr ;i p;irt •lf the 1:0111-
11 l\1111 ! \
Ask;·d hv .\1i1,1•ur (ioldberi: lo (·un111ll'llt
1111 1he \'u1111n111 ce propusill. 11e11· Pol 1c:e
( 'h1c1 .Ju:-.cpll i\cJly responded fu·mly. · 1
rr11li1r the utk·r 1s n1ade in all sincer11y
and ll'llh a !ttll' purpo~t in n1ind . but I
llnpt' !hr ci lr tuuni'il v,·ill 1101 appoint an
llll'('~l iga1Jng l'PllHlllllCC .
"I \1•;is h1 rcil ru 1c1kc lull r(•spo11s ibit1ty
for the dep:1r!1nenl. inr!uding hiring and
training. ;ind I h:ivc <iccrptrd this
rt·:-pons1hili!.1'. S111ne stt'p.~ alre:idy hal'e
hrt•n 1uke11 J h:11·e JUS1 signed a nt1v
11r~.u111al!11n i·h.irl t1nd 1\'P alre;idy are
n:o1 u1g 111 <i nc11· d1rertinn I believe it I!!
111!h111 111~ c;,pahih11rs to 11rorecd in lh 15
11 .:ll Li·t ;ind I 1rould 11pprc1:1:e1e the op-
poirtu1u1:. to do s" I !rlfl \.1:1 111 111 kr<"p the
11lla~C' :1!11111,ph•'l'f' of Lili:;!Ullil and 1 hopC'
111 1111prr'' ihr 1nr11 1111h 1hlc; ;i:id :irn1r
:1 t .1 p11111t 11!1rrr 11<' !1;11(' ;in cftt>ct11e
11111·1·.
1;11ldhrrg o;;,11(1 ht• p('rson;1lly 11uu\d n11t
fa1·11r :111p11111t111 i.: ;i 1'011111111\f'C' "\\'e ha1 e
hL·cn 1l 1r(1ugh !11;11 IJ<'lflrc 1'11hout good
1 r.\ult~." Ii\• ~aid rrl1'n 111g to the u~r ot :1
1111p111111rr 111 11111·"t1;.:;1tr lhf' .Jul~· 1
\1 .. odl;11 1d 1lr11r 1111111 1·101 "1 lrrl th<' pco
\•h· 1111•01\cd 111 lht~ should proel•rd
throu~l1,1ppropn11lr1·hn11nrl~ to ngh1 an~·
1111u~li!'r llH'~' lcl'I 1uOk pl:icr
l'l111'f t\cllv ha~ liern 11'11h (1s 11ne
inonlh and J~ ;n 11lr Jlt'flt'Ci'l' ()f 1·r-0rgan1z-
111g hi.~ dep:1r1111rnt ;ind 1nstilu1 1ll_t! ne1v
111r1hods 111 wl111 ·h lie is cxprriL•nced , Thn
,·11nd uel rind 1lep<1rlmen! of 1l1c Police
!Jcpnrt1ncnt L~ ()f ~l'Pll1 conrern to all . of 11.~ :ind htJpt'fu:!y 1\'f' 11111 sec so111eth1ng
1ha1 is whal 11·e all 11·ant for Laguna
Beach J'\o r•n<' is h;ippy ;ibout these
rr1)('a1cd inc1de111.~ '' _
\\'hen one or two or the part1c1pants
hci.:an !o detail their experiences, city Al·
tnrnev Tullv Syr1nour pointed out. "It is
in:1pi}ropn.ite t11 turn the co u n c 1 I
r·han1her 1ntO a cour! and conduct a trial
here 1rhile enurt !ri;il~ are pending. The
\Rw ;~ cle;1r on 1hi.~ and the courts have
n1ocle i1 plriin lhal pt·e-tn<il publicity c;i11
preiurl1ec a trc;il." Aggrieved parties, he
Workrnen Slash
'f elephonc Cable
\liorkmen on !he construction project
11long !he San Diego Frce\\'8Y in Mission
Viejo rn1 into a n1a1or telephone t'ablc
lhis 1T1orning slan1ming the lid on long
distance phone calls fron1 many 11reas of
the South Coai-:r throughout today.
The mi shap which occurred near Avery
Par k11·ay and the free"·ay at about 10
a nl al!i<> forced the use of alternate
rmergency phone systems for the
\\'estern While llou.~e.
Parific Telephone Company manager
Bob t~anoon said that 200 pairs of trunk
!inr wires were SC\'t rcd in the mishap.
He s;-1d hi~ oHire has hcen besieged by
~11hscriherl'. throu~hout lhc day.
Son1e loni:: clisl11nrc t;i!ls ~ot lhrough,
]i(11ve1·er. bu! only allcr repralecl diallni;i.
(llhrr r11nnet't11.111s ahd r<ins1deral>lt stH tlc
dunnc: lhc repair period.
added. al~o ha1 e the nght to bring ci\ 11
suit agau1~1 lhe ('II).
In rcspon~e to R cp11:r~ Kt'lly sa\d a
rrpurl ol the e1·l·nt prepared by Cap!.
David Bro11n int·lud<"d sl;itement!'i from
ho1h parlie1p<1 nts in thr "'·a\k ;;nd officer'.'>
<111 1hr ~rt'nc 1_;0Jdberg said he felt the
t'Ounci! should exa1nine the reporl and
the ;iffidal'it~ submitted by l\1r!'i. Gunrt
:i nd "make up our O\l'n mind!'i \\'hat action
11-ould be taken "
W hat's
Urbu11
This
J ? <I ZZ.
The ~l'n1:1nl 1L·s of lh(' plannu1~
1111rld dre11 clHJL'lde~ al Laguna
f~cach'g t;l[) (:0Ull\'il Ill Cf•! j 11 g
\\' rdncsda:, _
"I \l i!S (I liTllC' :O.lil'pn~ed." Qlll \)-
ped Huy lloln1 "alll'r all the
e\•idcnce of 1 h1.~ t•un1n1u111t}'s de~i re
lo re~ain a 1·1llage a\111o~pherc. to
lC'arn that the pl<1nn1ng clepa rtn1C'11t
1s lookinlo( lur an ·urban dcs1gnC'r to
ilfld lo lhc l'll\ staft. I don t knuv. 1f
there·s such ':i thu1g a~ a 'l'il\;ige
designer,' but ~0111chu11· l ha l
·urban· 111le ~Ct"n1~ Ul;1ppropnatt
He1lh~·d Plann111g D1rel·tor \\'a} nr.
r.l nod,\, "I apprcc1ale th;it. bu1 un-
furlunatcly lha\'s 11h;ir !hl: eollCKCS
\1 ho turn !11rrn uur l:a!I 1h<·n1 "
"Then I SllPIKl~t' ,10(1 h;;11• IO
Rd11·rt1se fur Ont'." s.11d Huhn. "ltlJI
ni11.1·I}{' afler .\011 tlnd onr Rrlrl gel
furn hl•r·c ti wvuld br a gwd ide;'I to
t .11! h11n ~0111r1h1ng elst-
cs~ci11ll.1 on tus bus 111C's~ caret~"'
l''ree,t<a y Project
Near (a po Se t;
Co ntract Given
The sl<itc h;is aworded a. SJ.5 n1dlion
t•ontracl lo a !'ianta 1\n;'I f1rn1 fo1· "'1den·
111::: a sett1011 of lhe San D1c~u l'rce1\·a~ 1n
;,nri near San .Juan t:ap1s!rano.
The e11n!r:1l'!. ::111arderl 111 Sui-.ul-
C'ou l:-.on In•· . rail~ fol' 11 1den1ng th•
lrec11a.1· frun1 :-.1>. io c1gtit lall('S and thl'l
recon~lrur11on or the 1u1ercha nge 1v11 h
Pal'1fu· Coa~r Jl!gh11 ;iv ;"11111 l'.'1tn1no La s
R~1111hla~
The ~:J.:J:li.~7:1 .i1n1lahlc for tht' pro1cc·t
i nclude.~ 1·nntnhut111n~ h1 the l·oc1n1v and
b.1 the C'1 !1 ol San .Jua1l C;1 p1~t ra110·, Th11
coun1y will p:11· $18 .000 for a r1gh1 n! \1·av
which 1vill IJc u.-,l)d to ron;;11·11i·l ne11 f'or;-
nec11un.~ I~• the rrct·11a~ :11 Carn111u Lai
H:i :nbl:i.~. The cir~ 11 111 donu1P Sfi2 0011 for
p<irl nf the right nl 11it,1 ;-111d \'Ol1:-.l1uct1on
l:O~ls fnr !ht' i11lerC'h;'lnge
\\'ork l11ni !S ex\cr1d fr11111 j11~t riurlh ot
Carn1110 de E:-l!'clla lo ;, h;;lf-1111le north
ot Ca1nino I.as ll a1nbl;i•. a ll1stant·r of l 2
n11les. \\lork 1s 10 be cornplC'led by
January, l!li3.
In ;'lnOther at·\1on. the stale a\\'ardcd 111
46 .087 contrRcl 10 i\lodern Alloy!!
Fabricators. Inc. or Stanton to repair and
replace ubsole!c guardrail." no"' 111 use al
Vanous locations on the R1vers1de
Free1\·ay in i\'orlh Orange Counly.
Orange Coa•t
"'eathe r
The CUil! sn;ip \l'ill s!irk 11•i1h u.,
al lea st through tomorrow. i'\ight
and n1oming lov; clouds arid coast~
al fog \\'ill hrlp keep the n1rrcur.v
low II will clear to hniy sun with
highs near 7a and lo"'·s at 65.
l~SID E TODAY
'fht S!al t Se11ar r l1a $ appl'ut:td
a bill that u:ould cfa('k dou·•i 0 11
CTO{Jkerf 1111to fCJXJ/r dt ale•:t.
Stor11. Page 9
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(f!lft"•lt " Mowl<li ..... t"t c•l,,. " " Mulu11 iFYfl•1 " Cl•n ille<I jt-JI NUlt"•I N1w1 .. ,
(omlu " Orfflt 1 C•u"t• " c ......... " IYIYI• Ptrlt< " 0@•!" N1hto< " '"''" 'hlJ, ,, ~.11 .. 1.1 Patt • ·~· M1•t t h 1•·11
f"lt•i.•nm•nr ll ll l•ltvl•ltn " ~1 ....... 1 .. a f~llltn l1-ll 14t•IK•Ot " W11l"tr • '"" l ontt ro " Wtmt n'o N•-II 11 Mtlll>t~ Wtrlt "''"' •••
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z 04.ILY PJLer
Budget of $36.8 Million Proposed for UCI
Spetlal to the DA[L Y PILOT
SAN FRANCISCO -UC lrvine wnuld
cet a $.16.I million opu1ting buda:et for
1972·'13 under 1 S924.B million spending
p rogram propo!ted toda:-' for the nine.
campus Univers ity of Callforn1a system
UC President Charles J. H11ch un1e1led
his budget propo!>.illls during a mert1ng of
UC Regents here.
Hitch said th propnsed budge!, about
$80 million more than this )ea(s $8~~ 7
million. "dots nal fulfill all or the
univusity'1 most ur1ent nttd.1, but dots
enable the un1 ver1!ty to rt:vl!rW: lht
direction of the put three yl!1r1."
In tht case of Orange County'11 UC
Irvine. the proposal cal111 for a '3.9
mdl1nn increase o~'er tht current campus
operat ing budgt! of $32 9 million
L:n1\'ers1ty .spokesmen said !he UCJ
budge! proposal calls for 56 nt w fa cu!tv
members and 20 new tl'!aching assistants
ta help HrVt an estimated fall 1971:
enrollmut ot 7 ,732 studeou. The figure
Includes undcrcr-•dutle$, & r •d u • t 4!I
atudenta i nd ·rnedletl atudenU. UC! of-
fici1ls ea-pect 7,100 at udents on rampus
this f11Jl-
The UCJ budget prt;posal for 1972·73
alsri v.·o uld redi.JCI'! the scbont's current
student·ttacher ra11n from 1he current
I~ I ti; 18 2. accordlng In university of·
f1clals.
flitch s..aid, "ll Is very difficult to plan
adequ.atety for 197J.73 retlilina rhlt r•
cent rtge.nt&' budgl'!tS have be 1 n
disregarded by the stale.
The budget recomn1enda!ion ~·as
~andwlched betv.·een two ··alternative
budget~" Hitch presented fnr the regenfs
co11s1derarion.
t•11e, an '"austeri ty hudgtt" $40.S
mill1r"ln hig her than la~t ~·ear's state ap-
prnpriat1on, "would not re.c;tnre any of the
Heiress Co1nes to Cou11t v .;
011 l1·vi11 e Cit y El ec tion
By JACK BROBACK
01 11>• D•liY l'Jtet ll•lf
Joan lrvine Smith made one or her in·
frequent visits In Orange County nf·
fic1at rlom and almost upset plans for in·
corporation of the proposed clly of lrviJ'le .
The principal stockholder in the huge
lr\'ine Company -acco mpanied by an
attorney -spent m<in y hours 1'uesd;iy on
the sixlh noor of the coun ty ad·
ministr11tivt office bulldin~ buttonholing
Orange County supervisors.
The he irt!SS, who now lives on a
spacious ranch in Virginia. reportedly
had lunch with Board Chairman Robert
'Ballin in a beer and sandv.·ich place nea r
the Office building.
Her mission v.·as osl.ensibly to ~eek a
61l-daf delay in the hearing on in·
corporation of the new city but her
mt'.ltives were not clear.
But her activilit!s brought immediate
reaction from proponents of th e new
community.
Andrew May, represt nting COIN. the
fUJ1d raising arm of the incorporation
rnrive. put it this v;a y in addressing Fifth
District Supervisor Ronald Caspers:
'"Joan Irvine Smith is not a rl'!Sident of
the proposed new ci!y. She does not vnte
here but there are 7.000 people who are
your constituents and do vote here." ~1 ay
warned. "Do as you told us you v.·ould in
vour office and allow this election to go
forward."
Mrs. Smi th has been engaged in a run-
ning ba ttle for many years v.·ith the
Jame~ Irvine Foundation. majority
stockholder in the Irvine Company. She
insists t.hat the corporation is not manag*
ed correctly.
Battin and Caspers were obviously im*
pressed v:ith ~frs. Smith "s arguments as
they clearly expressed in debate on the
hearing issue.
Caspers at one point \Vednesday \l'hen
he was backing Battin',; proposal to ron*
tinue the inrorporation hearing for 60
days, rererred to the righls of the heiress
dPserving "more consideration than a
phny tax corporation in San Fracisro
that is not inttrested in the actions of the
Bnard of Supervisors."
Battin joined the insinuations at this
pri ml charging lhat John Bu r t on,
c.h.:iirman of the incorpnration grnup was
''electf!d by lhe Irvine Company."
A spokesman challenjl.ed the statement,
pointing out that Caspers v.·as elected by
the people of the Fifth District including
the petitioners for the new city.
The su oer\"isors hearing room v.·as
packed with mote than 100 supporters or
the new rommunitv. They applauded
speakers fa voring their proJ!ram until
Battin curtly v.·amed thl'm that "if there
is anv rn'lre lnud applause r v.·ill cul riff d1~cu~sion and call for an immediate
""fl\e ..
The supervisors finally \"nted for a con·
finued hearing in twn \\"eeks on !he in·
corporation after Suptr1·1sor Dav id L
Baktr "·as summoned from a sickbed to
prnvide the necessary rh1rrl ,·ou•
Supervisor \\'i!ham rh11!1r~ wa.~ in &;in
Francisco on business nf the state
or;;anization of super\\"Sflr~
Caspers enthusiasm for the M-clay
delay seemingly me.Heel \\"hen 1t v.·,11~ ex ·
plained that a Un11·ersi!y of California
l3oard of Regents report nn !he statu~ of
the proposed city v.·hich Battin had been
01.A.NGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
~ CC.I.ST l'UllUHING ctlM.l"AHY
Jloberi N. Weo<l
l'ro»drnt •t>d PwOll>hU"
!;. J1cli: JI. Curhy I Y~ Pns!du.: •nr:I G•r•"I 1-\tnlftf
T!iom•• Kt1•il
l d•lor
Tli~~11 A. Murpl.ir.1
M•~1911t; Ed.1<1r
C&•rft1 H. Looi Ric!.1rd P. Nill
/.ulr!1M Ml ""1"1!1 [dllDll.
L .. 111 hoc.II Office
21? For11I Avo~u•
Mtni1g 1ddr•n: P.O. B•nr i166, ''652:
5.1 Cl1111e1t. Office
30~ Nort~ El C1"'io1 R11!, 112672
"""' """" °"'9 M-· U'.I Wttl l t f She'! lf••••$111'1 IMC~~ 1.lll Ntwpon 8 oulfvfl'd ~-~ 11'1.l tUQl aou1war'
demanding had been in !hi! hands of 1h1
&Upervisors since last September.
Timothy Strader. attornty for !ht in·
C1Jrporiltors said additi onal copies of the
report to the Regf'nt.s v.·ere dtli\"erd rn
the board ml'!mbers as recently AS last
week .
Clifford tlfi!ler. facilities plllnner for
UCL said the regents' reptitl showed th11 t
the rity \l•(lu\d be financially sound He
S<.-1d the re~ent.~ voted 18 to 2 to approve
pltins for the con1munity.
Burt on, long the leAOtr of !ht in*
corporation movement. hit back ~!rongly
at Bat!in's dt!laying tactics.
''\\'e are not interested in being a pawn
any longer of Joan Smith, the Jr~·ine
Company or the Board of Super1·isors and
their problems," he warned. "There ha~
been se1'en-month delay already and that
is enough."
One v.·rillen protest to the incorporation
"'as received from !hr Tr,·ine Industrial
Complex It stated Iha! landowners
representing 50 percent of the 938 acre.~
sought by Santa Ana sou th of !ht! Santa
Ana t-.1arine Base v.·ere opposed lt) the in-
c!u~ion of their property in the new cit~·.
The property valuation in1·oh·f'd v.·11~ a
little more than three percent of the tot.al
assessed valuation of 1.he proposed 18.000*
acre city.
Protests from owners Qf more than 50
percent of the as~cssed valuation are
necessary !o block thP. incnrpnration vote.
The city of Santa Ana tried ~·tonday In
get a Stat e Su preme court order del11~·ing
th!'! incorporation proceeding but failed .
t-.1 aror Lnrin Grisel. ancl Citv Attornev
JarTies Wit hrs indicated that ·they "·ould
continue their efforts.
-tr * -t:r
'Monk ey Wrench'
By Batti11 Stirs
Wild Scra1nhlin g
\t'nen frustrated Super\"isor Robert. \'i'.
Bartin stnmped nut of the Orangt O.unty
Board of Supen·isors meeting room
\Vedn t sday noon, he carried wilh him a
s11tisfaction of ~nrts .
He had .'!!most single·hanrledlv blocked
both the electinn for the incorpOrlllinn of
the proposed city of Irvine ;ind financing
for a new County Department of Educa-
tion buildin.s;:.
He had also causPd a sick man tn be
brnught from his bed and almost co!t the
county a possib!P: $100.000.
Board Chairman Ballin of S11nta Ana
had almost achir..,·ed his p;oals by takinp;
;idvanta11e of the fa ct that only lhjee
suptr\"isnr~ v.·pre present and a vote of
the majoril \" nf the fil"e member b<it1rd
''"ai; nece5sary for pa ssage of !he im·
portan! measures
Suprr,·i~nr D;11·1d L R11kpr, pHlr and
\\·eak front an acc1den1. \\"3 ~ called frnm
his sirk hrrl !n brtak thP impH!i~P B;iker
v:as inj ured );ist wPekend Ht hi!i \,.1kP Ar·
rnwhetid cabin when struck b.I" a f11lhng
tim ber
He \\'3.S hn,.,r~crl In 1hp 1<ro11nd .:ind l::iv
uncon~r1oui; fnr a lnt'l.~f rinP hnur before
his 1i.·1f P ret urned from a $hnpp1n~ trip.
~1>: s1 1!rhr~ \l"ere reriuired tn c)n.~e a ~;i~h
in hi!i hrarl anrl he wa~ hrld l"ll"rrniizht in
a nearbv hospi!al for observation
Battin 's tactics on the rlepartm«-nl or
education issue, includerl refui;a! In \"Ole
for appro\·al nf a lnw bid on $! !I miltinn
In bonds tn bu ild the ~tn1cture in 1he
county operation cen!Pr at Grand and
~lrf'adden 111·enues in Sant11 Ana
The Bank nf Arnerira \\·as l(lv.· bidder al
S f\:162 perrrnl ThP nnl y nther bid w;is at
a higher 5.!lj35 Pl'rcen! But the bank. as
Is norm;il in such pract1ce11. harl pl<iced a
26·hour limit on accep\Anct of the bid .
On Au~. 2. the J. 0 . Timrn(lnS
Oinstruction Compan~· nf Los Angeles
had offered the low bid of Sl 3 milli on Lo
build the education stnicture Thi.~ con·
tract also had a lime llm1t for ac*
ceptance.
Big Siste1·
Drivers on eastbound 14 il'lile Roa d near rarmin gton, l\·lirh. get a
creepy feeling they are being \1·atched as they pass a small barn ""I th
11. "Mona Lisa" stoically leering at t he pas~in g scene from the \~·al] of
the barn. The \VOrk \1•as done by Douglas Tyler \l"ith one gallon each of
black .and white paint. He did it for '"kicks''.
2 Coast A1·ea Me11 Held
011 Cl1ai·ge s of Swii1clle
The former loan officer of l! Cn.c;!a
r..lesa .c;avings and \011n 11nd 11 San .Juan
Capistrano man are unrle.r 11rre.c;t tnd;iy
aftr-r Anaheim PolicP fi!f'd granrt theft
charge~ Bgilin.~t them ;inrl two n!hl'r~
Two v.·ornPn. onP Frnrn Cn~t;i lllrs;i ,
v.·Prf' rl'!Ylrled by off1crr11 11s \"if'tlmi;
ln\"e!i1ig;it nr.s <1«.sertrd !h:i1 11'rf'k .~ nf
prohini; lC'ri tn the .:irr('~t nf F.n1nrv L.
~larrhant, .19. or 2669 ltor;il P;ihn Dri,·r.
(n!'UI ~lesa. a fnrmer loan nff1 cpr v.1th
Pacific Saving~ <'I ncl \11:111 A ~i;nr"in!inn
(lthers htld 0n the rh;ir~f'<;, ;ire frnr~t
Kiddt l1. 42. of 3274'.! A!ipa 7. St . San .lu.1ri
lllpi.strano. r.r!'grir\· Kiddell. 2!1. nf
(lrlln):P . 11nrl n11lr E n111l'«nn. 411 \1 hn
t!'fu~ed ro t1.'t hfi; home ;irlrlre«"'
ThP quartet arr fn ;:irra111;nrrl in
municipH l rnurt \\"edne~day l'ln i;;r;i nrl
thPrt rh.:iri::P.'
Off1rPr,« ~;ild ;in Anahr1m "11ln11· 11 :J'(
fhf' prinripAl 1·1rt 1rn l"lf thr ;i llrcr<I
~11'i nrllr Thev r la1m (hf' 11a"' prr~11rt1lrr1
fl'I rrlr;i.<;,r thr tro!il rlri•rl In hrr hn1nr 111
~011th11·pi;t AnahP1m <inrl :i(tPr a «Pf!<'"' nf
f10.<1nr1al rnanr11vrr« Fnun rl t1rr~r\f l1;1hle
fnr S2~0 ;i m!'tnlh p:1).'mrn1 <;, nn hrr h•1n1r
The !11 n l\1drlrl l~ anil !1,~1\~f111 ::irP n(-
fi crr$ of K's ll nme nc1·f'lnpmrnt f 0n1
pan1· of Tu~tin .
Thf' v.ldn\v rl11tm .-. .c;hp cnnta r1 £'rl thP
firm and 1hf!'y agreed tn buy h"r h11n1e ~o
!hat she might mo .. ·e into ii mribtle hnmP .
GrPi;ory Kidde.II asked tn u~P thP home as
!'itcuril\" nn a ~hort term $25.000 loan she
told pnlirt.
She harl been promised a $5.000 bnnu!i
and an advance of $1.000 for a dov.·n pay·
O un ce o f Prp,·e ntion?
HALSTEAD. En~lancl !AP1 -Rl)"1n
Hu~es~Pn. a cha.slity hell. m::1nuf::11""!11tPr
v.'hO ~ells mn~t (If his prnclurt in thr
l'nited ~I.ate~. h,11s taken nul an in~ur<inr~
prolicy which v.·11] pa~· $4R.fl00 if he is kill·
ed by members of \\'Omen 's lib.
mrn! nn a mobile home Based on
a.~~11ranrc'( nf thP mrn ~he rlaim.s ~hP
~ii;?necl clnrumen1 ~ p!'rTnil!ing the Tustin
firm l/l nht<11n a S2.'i,f)()() lo<in on her hnusr.
ShP lnlrl in1·r.s11i:arnrs !hat she has
11r1·rr !""'T11·rrl !I\" rrnpo~cd rnn!rarts or
1hP SJ~\ prniniof'rl
1\1 till$ f)'1int thr .srr·rind 11r11m , a Co~la
~l,.,:i wnrnan rntrrerl thr picture
~111' fnld f"•l1 rr th;i1 ~1'1rrhant lnlrl her
nf ;i po1('n!1,1I f1r~t tn1!'I l11an at 10 pt"r·
rrn1 111tf're~1 nn lhP Anaheim \\"idn~··s
h(lmr -'!I" ~;i1d Grrenr\" l\irlrle!l ;ind ~larchan t
~howrrl hrr th" hf'rne anrl ;i~~urerl ht-r
lh 11 h 11·;i~ ;i ~nflcl ln::in ris k She signf'rl
p;iprf( ;ind turnl'd l'l''<'r !hr S25.0!)'} for the
111"1 h!;•l!•·
~hr tnlft nffirrrs th::it ~he harl bef'n prn-
n11<.r'1 th;i1 thr hnmp "·nulrl hr ~nld fnr
c·•o llllll :inrl ~hr 1i.·nuld re!lti:tr a quick
~i fl!ll! prnf1! She ch<1 r.1<rs !h.11 she h<i.~
'l•'1·rr 1err1 ,·rd A l'ahd con!r11ct fr(lm the
flJl!l
Saddlehacl{ .U11it Oppose s
Tustin Unification Pla11
~issinn \1iejn Hnrnl"fl\\'nPrs A s~nciat1nn.
suggestt'd his group v.·ould fight the pro--
po~111 but rlid not say v.•hy
• progr11m reductions 'A'hlch "''e have had
to make durin& the past three years,"
Hlt<'b said the other, whleh represnU 1
$76.9 m1lhon increase over lest year's
s!ale funds . 14·;1s "a mocltst budget b.'lsed
on standards well be.lo"' those pre\'alling
in !he mid·l!JfiO 's"
The '"recommended budget'' inl're.illses
stall'! participation by $60 3 million from
S337.l m11l1on and calls for $16 l millinn in
rl'!gen!s funds . It includes a S25.3 million
increase tn th e bas~ for 1nflAt1on, mtrll
incre8.8tl 1nd fundilti adJu1tmenta and
SSS million for wh•t Hitch callrd
"necsssary increases "
Hitch said this )'tar's recommendalion
has been based upon the <1.<i.!iumpt1ons
that the state 's econon1y v.·1 J1 improve,
that the peop!t of Cel1forn1a want to
maintain the uni\'ersi 1y .. al a high ltvel
of distinction," aod rh111 the governor· and
the legislature "'ill include unh'ersity
needs among their highest pnorit1es.
Council Orders Police
To S tudy S pe ed Bu11ip s,
Slln Clemen1e cou ncilmen \\"ednesdav
orderer! the pnli <'e de partment 1.n draft
spec1/icarions for ~peed bumps on nne
steep rna dll'<I \' 1n the Ri11era district
despite a warning by Police Chief CJHford
t1 urray v..·hn believes the bumps are ii·
legal.
("nuncil men nr;n{'thelei;s dehall'd the
is.sue then o;rlercd the posting of an ade·
quate speed l11n11 on /\1en1rla La Costa -
a speed limi ! 11h iC'h ll'o ulr! he s;ife enfl ui;h
!or dril'rrs ro n!'.!gntiate the humps
Chief illt1rra v has labeled the traffic in·
hi bilors '"trcrlches in rl'l'crse ·•
But a tnunc.:il majori !~· agreed \\'ed--
nesd<1." that the cit y should tr~· !he
asphalt deterrents requ!'stl'd by Ril'iera
residents.
In recen! \1·erks stop signs and center
,dividing tines hal'e been erected ac·
cording to residents' demands.
But in recent days a new problem -
\'andalism -has plagued the traffic con·
tro!s.
Fi\'e stop signs v.•ere stolen and the
cente r line painted black. Po lice Wed-
nesday rerovered four of the signs, taken
by juveniles.
Councilrnen Stanley f\orthrup \\'ed*
nesday endorsed the concepl of thll
bumps and said that despite debate abo11t
city liability in case of an ;icrrdent blam-
ed on the obstructions, he believes the ci-
ty would not be in Ir-gal jeaporty.
"San Clemente high school 's perking
lot has th!'m . and it°!'i prh·ai e properr v.
The pclice give tickets there, ton.'' he
.sa id.
He. questinned . hn11·e1·er. the validll}' of
,:eeking department help on specirica·
lions .
"I can't see the pninL The [l(lllce are
hnpeless in this !hing heca use they
bt'Jie1 e the bu nips are ille~;i! "
:\or!hrup said he beli!'lled that if a
pos!t"d, safe negotiating spcoed were plac·
ed on signs in the arefl . then the city
\IWld not be liable
Councilman \\'ade Lov.·er. v.•ho al~o
\'Oled in favor of the bumps, nonethelt!ss
pointed out problems 1vi!h them .
..Those things 5low etne.rgency ,·ehicles
down to a crav.'L" he said. "and if they
spread all over to\1•n v.·e'd ha ve the
s!O\\'est police and fire department.s in
the country."
Seco11d Autopsies Conf i1·1n
Sl1ot s l\illed Attica Guru~ds
ATIICA, K.Y. ft.:Pll -T1i.'o v.•idely
kn nv.·n p11 thnlnJ!isls 11·hn performed 547
cond autnp~ie.s cnnfirmefl today that nine
hn.st;iges killed in !he Alli ca Slate Prison
rti:vnlt dil'd nr gun~hnt wounds.
The 11ut 11psic~ v.·ere performed by Dr.
Henry SiC"gt>l nr \\'cslchr~trr Criun ly and
Dr ,\11rh;iel Baden, 11$sista nt :\ew York
City medical examiner. arter ;in un·
d"rf:ikrr ~;iirl he fn1111d no l"l~ib1r bu llet
\\-nunds on nnr nf the hn~tageo . Richard
Lev.· is
A 1111h hn <;,tti ,::e cl 1rd nf ii br~1 1n~ two
d::i \'~ aftrr the rC'hf'llinn ~t:irticd .
Dr. John l·:dk1nd. il111nroe County
rnerli c11l cx;irninf'r. \\ hn h;id perfnrmed
thr nrii;?ln;il ::111l npsir-.. rli~rln~ed the fin -
dinc~ nf thC' re·n11tnp<;1r.<;..
Edland said l.('11·1s i,1·a~ s hnt in the b8t k
hv :i single bull et wh ich lnd~ed in his
chest
The !::itest f1nd1n.11 s came a~ a st8!e in·
\"t'.<itli!<itinn npi;onrrl in!fl !he five.day
rehrllion Onr nf th(' riur otinn5 tn be
ano11·pre1l 1s whn firrrl the ~hot~ tha t kill·
erl !hf' ninP hn.cf;i i::es
\\"ere !hry k11lrd hy inrnales ~lnntl;1 y
11·h!'n 1.;no ~t.1I P p11!1rr .. \:it 1" n a I
f~11::1rri~n1!'n 11nd ~hf'rlfl ~ 1lrpu!ir~ ~!ntrn
ed !he 1,200 ("nn\"1{'f$ 11hn ha rl hr!d thrm
In ~:1\·t' then1 hr1 ·nu"e 1hr cnnvir1~ clre~~
f'C! thr1r ho~lag··~ 111 pr 1sr•n drnin1~ 11nd
hirl hrhi nd !hc111 :i~ thr a~~:t \1!! hlrre h1 l
pri~fln for f11c da.'!<"'
Or \\"(Irr !hr) ~h(•l !J.1' !hi' nu:n 11 hn tried
I.he prison v.•ith rines, ~hntguns and ttar
gas.,
Another nagging questinn is \\"helher
the slaughter could have been prevented
if negotiations had gonP a little longe r or
Go\". Nelson A. Rockefeller b a d
personally appeared al the prison!
Mi gratory Bird?
U.S. In1 pound s
Stuffed Dul'k
Tl"LSA, Okla r AP ) -l:.S customs of.
f1c1al5 are hn\ding a s!ufred duck \\"hich
belongs to c. rulsa man nn gr ounds the
cl uc k could not be allnv.·ed into the coun-
try brrnuse it is a m1~r;1tory bird.
Ch<irle~ Jn gle has fough t for three
mnnths tn rt!cl!iim the bird. v.·hich wa3
1mpnunrled 1rhen he rr(l~serl the C.S.
Canadian bord!'r .June II .
··~1y son ~!;irk had ~een 1h:1t rtuck at
Sv.·an Lake. \1a n11oha , and Jll <t harl to
hi11'e it. Jn fa ct. he had sa1·ed for a \ear
1(1 ~et it v.·hen 1ve Went ba ck on a f1s-h1n g
trip.'" Ingle $aid
"l!P harl ca rrier! Iha! thJn R -~·1nRs
f.prrarl Qui 30 inchr~ 1n 1akC'n!f -on his
lnp fnr 500 miles until we ,go! lo Pembtnil, ,0
1\ Nylo11
Shag
Thar 's
Young 1n
Looks, and
Young 1n
Price!
9.95 SQ . YD.
IF YOU CAN T
COME IN-CALL
646-0275
for an e~pe rt
carpel
consultant
\\'ho "·ill
come to
\'OUr home
\\'ith samplrs
"'ithout any
obligation
to you! Tel1,••-f7141 141 .. JJT
c:t..mM A'"11hht' '42-1671 S.. C......_ All D1,1+f aoa1w
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~!embers of the S11ddleba<'k Are8
Coordinating CAuncil IS ACC) indicated
\\'ednrsday night the}' would go on rtcnrd
against a propo511 [ ~·hich might tum the
Tuslln linion iiigh School District into
thret .smalle r unified school districts.
Prtsidtnl of the grnup, Bart SptndlO\'f',
tennt'd re<'enll y apprtl\'ed lints of
demarcation for I.hf' three districts
"illogical 11nd irrcRul ar "
~oendll\\'I' .riddf'd that a SACC cnm*
millet nn rduc.'lt inn m1ghl lnnk at the
unification plan lo ~ee if chAnRPS rould be
v.·orked oot .
A p11hlir hf'arin~ nn !ht 11n1fic,11tion "'ill
ht' held before the Orange Cnunly Cnrn·
mHltt> nl S('hrool Dislrirl Org,1tniiat11)n
11<'1 II. Time and place.. ha,,e not .\'el heen
announred
H.J.GARRETT fURNlllJ~E
a.eenl Cl1lit ........ 1>111d et .. _, lttdll
..., eo.11 M••, c. .. oemi.. aut>t<r1,,_
W a"w «t.b """'"'"'' .., .... 11 n 11 .-... If/ fnll"l'Y llHllMtle"'• N.lJ ,..,....,,,.
A mr.!~ure on lhe W11f1cat\(ln pl11n, 11~
.'l flproved bv the scht')(ll bo11rd~. wi!l he
pla('ed befoie vott.n in the TUHS di.~trict
ntxt June..
\1'~rhaP [ l;ht',1trrr. prr~idrnt nf th e
•
As tht plan 11dl"lptrd by 1hr '·annu.~
gchool districts n11w sl.8nd~. unifiPd
districts wnuld hi' cre11 ted for the Tus!ln,
l n·ine and ~l1sslon Vlrjo areas.
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INTERIO R DESIGNERS
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Capistrano EDITION N.Y. Stocks
* VOL. 6~. NO. 222, 3 SECTIONS , 38 PAGES
• ar1ne
Despite P ·1·otests
Contract OK'd
For Ambulances
By .10 11.\' ,._\f.'fERZA
Of t~e D•ol~ ~olol \Ill!
,,11 01tic1al t1t.1 cuntract 1.:u111plcte 11trh
"~~.)0 monthly subsidy 11111 be a11a1·dcd
10 a San Clcnlente ambul;inc:e ser1·1ce
despite ObJCctons by public safety depart·
men!. heads.
But city c0t111c1lrncn \\'cd nc:;day -111
Looi\ to Fold
111 October;
Costs Bla1i1ed
!\E\V 1'0RK flJPl 1 -Look \li}ga1.111r
~ill cease publication at'tcr its Ocl. 19
is~ue bct::lll.'-C of rnnunting oµcri1t111s::
lo:.ses. Cowles Con11nun1<alio11s Int. l<>-
dav announced
l;ardner C1J111~~. eha1t1n;i11 <,f thr b(•t11d
ll the publishing 1:on1µany. <-·1te<l lbc 1·i_,f'
in po~!al rales as a n1aJor fa{'lOr in his
~('t•1sion to suspend pubti1·;1tion.
"ll scen1s ironic to n1c that at lhis
:inH'. especially when the federal govern-
nenl is urging ;ill bu:;inc.sses lo hold
I0\1 n tosls and pr it·es .. i1 should itsel f b'
1 prime offendf.'r \\ 11h its gig anll!' 1n -
·rr;1~l's in postal ratl'S ... ('01\"lrs sriid
·\\"hen ii l'<11ne 10 111;,ke this d<'c1s1c111 "
be addrtl . '"I thuu~ht llatk over l.oo~·s :1.1
·c;1rs •1r 1·011-.tru1l11·c. re -.pon:-.ibl' an•i
111ard-111nn111g 1nurnnl!sn1 and 1n~ hea rl
;aid 'keep it i:oinµ." Bui 111v h"act si'11d
:-.u~pe11d II' And lh"1·e was reall y n1>
1t h<'r 1va.1·."
·rhe 1:10.:.in & will a11el·! 1norr-than 1.000
.ook einployes. including 800 in the
1ubscription oµrrations in Des l\1oinl's.
ow;1. 1vhith 11·il! be ph :iscd out J!raduallv
11cr the next si'I:. month s. Co\1·lcs said
fhe publishing pl<int in Des :'>1oines \1111
1r sold In Titnr. Int',
Look f irst appr;ired 011 1hr-sl<111ds 111
lanuarv !~J:li. srll1n)! at LU 1.:cnts an h~Uf'.
"ht 11r5; 1:..,ue :.old n1nrr th<111 :<11.i.0011
J)ptes and by !O 1110111i1s the (:HTUl:l\1011
1ad gro11 n to I I 111i1\)n11
C1rtula11on iii the fir:.1 six 1nonths of
'fil ai;rragcd 6 6 n11lhlln an issue. but i11·
'ustry sources said l"i.:ing produtl111_11
n:.1 " h;;:d ca!en up t!ic n1aga. inc s
-r1 r1111c.
Looi... 1~ 1hr l.ilr•l 1n a ~cne.~ 01 111t1J11r
n:1~a1inrs !hill ha1e 1·ra.~rd pubhl";illon.
hr n11)~I rct·t"nt \1a~ thr S01hiriln1•
·'.•.rn i11~ Post , 11·hit·h tr.isrd publ1(·;1\1r011
'l F('bru;1ry l~Hi\'l, allrr 1·11! 1c ,1r;'
10wr1·rr. Brurt :ier1as~. the prc~1dc111 of
'ur!1s f'11hli.•hing Co . put 1hr Satu11l.1~
:1 e11i11g Po:-.t bal·k on the st;inds a ~ a
1u;irtrrl~· p11hhcation. 11·11h the l1rst 1s~u e
1ppearing in .June J9i1. .
Other foldlni;s 111cluded ( o 11 I " r ~
~agezint'. foundrd 111 !838. tca!"cct
•tJb!ication 1967: \\"orn;1n·~ Homt' (\un·
,;inion. fo11nded in 18i.1, ceased pub!iC'<1·
in11 in 19i"ii : A1ncril"all ~lagazint.'. t87fi -
9.)6. Show f\\:\gazine. 1961·!96i"i . The
<eporter. !949-191>8 : \'t'nture. !!l63·19i1.
nd ~!oder:itor. \!162-1970 l.1be11y. 1rh1f'h
nldcd in 1950 11Uer 26 years as a "·ee kl~·. •
r;,i s re\·it·ed in Ap ril 1971 all :i <111:irt crly.
Action Group
Meets 1'onight
At Dana SchooJ
A public meeling or the nc1l'ly organiz-
·d Dana Point Citizens for Action
\ssocialion will take. place tonight.
"\\"e hope to rtcru1t new rnernbcrs.
1;:i<is oul circular~. and infonn people on
he pn~re;o;s 11"e·1e 1nade and our r_uture
dans," said .Jiin Regelbrugge. pre~10en1.
The n1ecting 1\'ill lake place at 8 fl rn 111
he Richard llenry Diiln3 Elernentary
lchool aud1tor1u111
1'\\'0 special ntcel ings of the board of
l1rcctors havr been set up. One will he
>ept. 20 "11 h Stiper\"isor Ron Casper.~.
rhe--0thcr 11·!11 he Sep! 21 with lhe county
1l11nning con11nls:-1nn111
Regclbruggc !aid tfl!1ight"s mect1n~ 11111
)(! a mean.~ of as\i:UlJ: Dana Point
·r~1den1~ 11·hat q ur~!ion~ they wanl
lu~11·e rcd Jron1 county officials ar 1he 1110
•l'CC1 al mec!ini:;s.
i.0111et1111c:: sµ1i"1!rd dcb;ne -h1n1ed that
1tlcas lor 1 !ull-tl rdgctl, l'll.1-11pcra \cU
en1ergeeny scrvil'e a1i ~1i11 1f'r~1 1nt1l'h
ali1 e.
The a1rared of a l"Ontr•ai.:t ~µriling out
the Je1·c l of ser1 itc and !hrea1en1ng 1he
)anl.1111,; of !hP subs1d_1· f11r pn1)r
pcrlun11ante 11;ai\ n1 acle to the t1o~p11.1l
.'\rn bulante Seri ll<' \I has hern 111
hu .111e::.;; 111 :--an l"lcinrn!r ~llll'r ral'I> .)\1.
l.1
.\l.,~OI \\"alter 1'.:1 an.~ .Ir ~l1'1111gh lljl·
pO~l·d the co11tral"t a nd 1n::1caf1 endorsed
ihe i1nnu:d1ate µut l'hase 01 .a • cra~h·
11<1gon' !~re 1:11y an1bula11L·e.
E1·a11~ as::crtrd that 1he a111h11l a1 11·e
f1rn1 ~vught the .~1gn 1ng or the con1rart a
11·rck a2o -after rrf11s111g lo ~1~11 one
dunng 1he prr\·1ous t110 n1onth~
bl·t·:n1,r of 1he tear 01 1irw 1·v1 npcti1u1n
"I 1ra1J~· bcl1cre Lhat the onh rl':l~Oll
thal 1hcy t1rr \1ill1ng t!l ~1g11 I' !h:<I \IP
1'el·Cntl~ au1hrir11cd anulhl'r ~rr1·1•.e 1n th P
..:1t y l11 opera1e 1n rolat111n .' 1he n1 a.1or
l'hal";,!rd
Ile added that the $2~ s,ut1~1d~ wvuld
not cle1·atc ~ervice by thr privat t Firni.
"\\"1.'JI sti ll b' gelling the :-;;i me le1·el uf
~er1·il"e
.h.1nbula11 r1• l"o1npu11:r l"v·O\llH'f l-\1·r1ne1h
!!u11tcr ;i~rcrd th<11 uni ii a n1·11· ;1111 -
hulanl·e 1s µut ino! srr11t·t the le1l'I 11f
.:.rr1 u·c wnuld 1 e1na1n tl1e :-.;u11r
Hut tvune1!111oin Tho111as U l\reh· 11 ho
!o-Oll~l1i the 111ore spcc1f.c word111;; 111 thr
1·0111 racl. said !he wilhdr·a1v;1I 01 1he .$~.)n
111uothly fnr poor pcrl"onnante would g11·r
the city mol e t.:on!rol 01cr the lr1cl of
~er1"1ce
"\\"ell. thal"s jusl iin<'." rrpl1cd tlir
111;1~·or. "That n1ean~ If;. n1an dies 1hc r1 -
t) 11·\\I sa1·e ~2~. ··
The cnnsrn~us n! the <ou11c1l 1~ tha! !hr
11l.> rn1ght not ~ct br 1"(»1Cl_11 lur a fu[11i<1I
1•n1er~enr1 sc1T1rr of 1l" 01111 using a p10
tl',;:-iona ll~ L"(J111 rrted 1an and fll"t•1ne11 lo
1!r11 e !1
The opening 01 tne nc" 11re nrpar1r11cn1
hcad(iuarter~ :-.urnrt1111e t':Jrl.1 11c\l
spr111g. apprar!> a~ the cla1r 11hl'r1 f1t't11
plans C'ould Ile 111ade fur lhr 1"1!1 sc1·1 to c
\t al)c.111 1he .:.:i inr !11nr . lhc 1·it1 's 1u·:-.t ho~p11;i! 11·ill open tis d<XH". 1 hu~·1n.il...1nl!
.3lllb\ll.111' {' I Ul1S t11 a i11,1.•j1lLol lll\h·li
~hor!t·1· !harl thP prr~r nl lnp to Snulh
La!!u11;i
The 111£gl'r of 1111• ;i1 11tn1;ib11·1' t ••ll·
'101cr'' i1as a pol1cf' tlcp:inn1ru1 1111!
:-ho11111~ the lllllllbcr or l1 1n1·~ 111iu·h !hr
f1r11''11e. firm has-been out ol .• er\ ll"l' ,..1Hrr
11 :-h11 led ser1•1ng San Clrrnen1c
Pr1ht•c. firr and lircguard 1·h1f'f'\ ;ill
f1r1nl1 staled las1 11·eek l'1a1 \hr-nun111rr
nl ;1nibulance l"all.~ hanrtlerl Uy µoli1 •r and
l1re1nc11 using ;i ci1y sta1ion 11"ago11 reach-
ed an all·lime hi gh in 1he t11·0 mnnths of
lln~pital"s service.
J·lunler replied in a stutiv se~sron la~!
week 1hat many of the tails h<111dlcd by
police could ha l't been hnndle.d by hi~
£i nn.
'"Often !hi'\' 11·ould eall 1(1 find 11·hcre
our closest ainbu!ancc 11·as and 1f we said
Dana Point they would ans11·cr 'lorgC't
ft "." he Si.lid
'"\l'e should run a sur1ey nr o!her
Oran~c County c1tie!I lo see 1f lht>re are.
anv other ci!y·run services. I l\PllT to see
t hi.~ pr0Qlen1 soh·ed once anrt for all , and
lhe only so!u1ion i.~ for us lo do 11 for our-
~t)1·e.~. \Ve\·e al11·ays had proble111s ,"
!'.:vans told fellow councilmen.
!Joard .Re~pap
To Be Bless i11 g?
Rl'~ults of a current county study on
remapping supe rvisorial dislrictli may be
'"a ble:;sing in disj!;uise" Bart Spendlove,
pr·cs1de111 or lhe Saddleback Arca
Coord inating Council t11ld n1eml>ers
\\"edne<;day night
Spendlore. said 11 i~ l1ktly lhP study '.''111
int·lude a rcC'Omn1cnda1lon !hill all or the
Saddlrback area be placed in thr fifth
Dislricl.
Nnw part of !hr 1 allry l'I 1n !he Fu11rth
l)1strict and part in thr. F1Hh
"If 1hr~· puJ t111 Of thf' \HllC;• 111 the
V1f!h District. 11'e ha 1·r the po1e1111al 10
1·un a person for super11sor /hr th e l"'nlH'f'
1i1strict.'" Spendlo1·e said Election~ for
th~ l'iflh District gupcr1 1-.0r J)u~I w1ll be
h('ld 1n 19i•t
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY , SEPTEMBER 16, 1971 TEN CENTS
eat a e uce
Frf'«'ICtcy Dicifled
r 'enli·r d il'i dt·r ~ ari> being in<;tal\erl along the San
l)1<:'go Frc1•11a~· hPt11ee11 ~l!"~•on \'ieJo and San .luan
<"ap1slrano. E1cn1ual!y the safely fences to prevent
hcadon rnlti!<ions 11'ill ~lrC'teh fron1 the Irvine area
lo l an1ino d e Estrella in ("<1p1 stranfl Beach.
pro1ects. three separate ..:ont raC'l~. 1vcre given
priority because of fatalitic.~ in rc1:cnt years on
guarded ~l l'etchc s.
'fhe
top
Un ·
J)otcn tl1.e
Missio11
"£rail
.r\FS J11forn1ation
~o'r .. \ vaiJahl1·
\!IS.Sii~\ \II· II) · l11li<l"ll1:i11i.11 ;111il
:ipp!11 ·;-i1ui11~ 1111 1111• l\ll\fl!• .111 l·'111ld
$r1 \ w1• \11u•1 wa11• "h!'1•.~d [ll"<Jl-:f'11n :H'P.
11u11· 111:11!.•hll• 111011 lhr ,\11\~11111 \'11·111
,,FS I liafll~·I
"I tir jJ!"Ogl ,)I ll l'l '11 lit•· ;111 11111·1 lliJ! ]111\al
11\ 111g ··~Pf'l IP ll!T 1.,, \1>1/11)! !)t'l'.,oll~ ul :11!
l,:1o ·l.j.!1 u1u1rl' II I• "l~'ll !u 1111111lt" <i111 t
-~·n1or~ 10 ~o(Jd -,1;111cl111p: ;ir11l corld hraltn
11t111 11:111• l1ad r· .... 1r:i 1-, ut 1tnl·lgn
);'Jll!.!Uill.!l' l<lrf! '1 1(" :ti l•·;1'>"t lf1 IC<lf' 11111
1.-ur 111l111 1nat1n11 1 ~II ~Ji' Sl!•phrn
I· 11hul:1 11:111-4 lh.l
e tl f•lc·r~•••t> l>•1r1c ·e Sc•t
\1 1:'.~IU\" \11·,1 11 -\ \\l'ir•llil" dHIH""
11·1ll ht' lirlrl lu1· all \lUrJcnts a11rndi11i:
J\hssion \"1c10 t llt;h Sl"hool Fnda.1 .
The el"cn1, wha:h hcrahl.s lllf 01}('n111~ or
Sl"hOOI. 11·111 bt· fron1 II 10 11 <IO IJ 111 on the
ta111pu.~
e SdwfJI Hf'ol.< !ilolerl
EAST lHVl~E The San .loaq111n
Elcn1en1ary S{'hool Distnet J.'i aga111 of.
fcnn.i: free or rcrfutcd rnr:il ~ to 1·h1ldrcu
whose fan1ihcs fa1:e u11en1ploy1ncnt Il-
lness. tJea!h . •ll!layed rt·t·cipl of pa~
rct:Cll"C f1n an('1al a ~~IS\;"Jtlt'f> 01· h<ivt'
otherw ise 10111 1oco111es
N;in1es ur :"!Udcnls 11·111 not Uc pullhsl1 -
~·d. postetl or announced a11d ~chool ru1r"
prnt11b1t lhe u~f of Sl'par·atc lunchroorns.
n1cal tiincs, !ypt:s of rnr::il s or olllrr
chstritninalion. lli.:.lril'l offil"ials en1 -
phasizcd
Principals. nur~c~ and food manager~
11 ill screen sturlen ls for the prograrn.
Son1e childl"en may ll'Ork a h11!f-hour·a ·
dav for their 1neals.
Applications ma l' hr obta ined fron1
pri ncipals or nurses al each school
i\ui 111al ~l a u g ht er ~c l
l\AT~!ANOlJ. Ne.pal IAl"J -Thill
ll 1111;i111.vi:u1 Hindu kingdom i~ sw:ipp1ng
161: Ion.~ of chili $plce a11d 11•hellt flour to
Cn1n r11un1st Chinn rnr IQ,000 1-;oats fnd
sheep to sl;iught('r 1n hon-0r o1 \I-, gOOs an
off1c1at Sfl'ikf'~111an saul \\"cdncsdR1
Th(' :in1rnfll ... 1v11t he :slaughtCrcd i11
lemples on the final dav !lf !he t·urrenl.
16--day l)11s.schr11 lcs11va1. !l>ep11t's main
r('lebral 1Qn wh1eh S)rnbohzf's the "od~'
ul11rnatc v1ttory 01r.1· ('vii. Thr 11nuna!!I
rr11resrnl evil,
Mass T1·a11 ~it F11t111·c Di111
B.1· l'REflER ICK SCllfJl-;~IEllL
01 !ho D•ll• " .. ' ii••!
I 1µpo.-;1!i11n by Or an!.(e County rcsidc11!.~
In a 11urnl)f'r Qt propo~ed frl'eway proiect~
111uld ~pell doorn IOI' ilny fnrm CJI 11ublH:
11an~purtal 1011. the (·ount.1 rontJ '"1n1-
r'r\1.~s1nnc r 101£1 rnc111hrr~ !11 !hr Sa•I·
dlrl1:11 ·k .'Ire a \ \.11)t"<l 111al 1ng C 11 11 11 (' 1 I
\\"1·dnc;;da1 nigh!
t)n ne1v 1rr1·11·ari: and 1111 1rc,1n~tru4 .
111111." uf nltll'r lrrr11<1.1s 11r l\'<1 111 tn hutl<l
r ·11n·1<lf1!'~ f!)r ~ngh :'I PCf'd p uh I 1 r•
1r;111:-.µort11l1on1 II 11c tan! h111ld nr
t'1•t ·On,lr111 I thr llt't'11;11 ~ rn.-e;1u~r •>f
p<·opli>"s <1b1el!1nn.•. !h(>r1· ~ 110 11;11 11c
• .111 put 111 the p11hlw lli!l1\p11r!:1t1r1n ." f".l c
11l:1uu·d J.;1\\"1·1'11tc '"Tt>1J" \l1 •C.i1111llr
\){·("0111 ille ~r111l 1/1•·rc 1~ •i!l!1t),lliur1 to
tll'oJf'f"IS t 11111de11p:~1 IS1•1 rhe San ()u•11r,
S:1111a 1-\11.<. H11cr,uh· ;ind (;:1rtle1t c;n11r
t· 1·r •'11;1,1s 11~ wrll a• tile p1u1>11~cd
l111prrial lt1i.;hw;1~· :r:• ;uid l"nrnna 1l t·t
/\l:ir l'rcc11•:1y.~
("1!1('~ ;irr JU~! 11ul IJ1:"111g rc;1l1i.i :j' in
npµos1n~ t t11.~ tr·rc"·;1v," he addrrl. 1\lvrr
;ind more people 11'111 tie 1:orn1 ng lo tlir
(•ounty and 11'r 1nust have the 1ncilns lor
lhrn1 lo ge! hR1·k and lorth. :-.1cCon1·1llc
~!rc~sed
Opposition 10 the l';ie1lu: Cira~l
1-"recw<ly tJy .~ur.h c111r~ R$ Newp.>rt
{i(•aeh and Sc:1I Beach. he s;iid , ha.~
.~1·1·1(1l1.,ly JC11p;inl1zrd the pruJect and
('Ou!d also sptll doo111 lur arterial
frf'r11•a1·s plannt.'d lo l"Onnect \\'f!h it
"\\"1 !IH•lll tlH' l"flflS1 1r1'e11·;11' 1! will he
hf!n! 1,, gi·1 the :-:t;1le to go ;110ng 11'1th lhe
l1111cr l'nd or !hr New port frcew;.y or
1•1·•'1t hC;.!111 t•on~11·uc1lon of the Laguna
{";-1111·011 FrtCl''tl.1 ," \li"Con1111!r said
()11 !he l11c<1I )C\"(•I. ~1c(.'onl'11!r :-aid . lhr
~:1tldleh.1(·k \ :lllr1' 1" 111 ~tore frw a
111111\IJci ol n1;ul unpru•cmcnts and in·
lersrc!ton upgr,1d111~~
''rnonl! the Jl!"OJe<·ts 111 be .,1;ir1ed nc:..t
1 rar :t!'l"
("011111·1·t1ta1 ,,r .Jrr'<•1111nn f1om Los
1'fl.\u.'i Bild tu 1-'.t T11n1 f{r);id
l·:"l:tCll'tHll ul P.l\Cu de \"alen('1a trum
Ld 1';11. Jlu;11t tu ~:J Toro l{o;1d .
-llt1·nns1ruct1011 ul Tl':ihul'u lln:id as 1t
!11•1111\ 1•11 1h1· St1nL.1 /\na \'alley, to
i t•11101·r n1anv hu11 tl1rns
-('onstrurtl\ui 101 1ree1v<J1' inlr.rrhanj'.!e~
.11 Ah c1a. C;111ad<! and Oso Parkways,
al1.i1g !lie San Die.go Frcc.\1·ay
-l rnprovcn1cnt of 1::1 Toro Road fro rn
Tr ahuc'() Road In Cnok~ Corners.
-TraffJc safclv s1gn:i ls at n1any rna 10r
in1ersct'lion~
Slate A ivards Coastal
Freeway Work Co1itract
The state ha .s awarded a S3 !i m1ll1on
1·ontraet to a San!a An11 ftrin for 1\"1den·
1ng a section of 1he Sau Diego Freeway 111
<1ntl 11c;ir San .Juan Capistrano.
The contract. awarded lo Sukut·
f'otilson. Inc., tails lnr v.·idenlng the
lree11·ay fr1Jn1 si x tu eight lanes nnd lhP
rccunstruc1ion of the inler1:hange vrith
I 1ac1rit Coast Hii;h"•ay and Camino Las
Hnn1hlas.
The !s:l.5.1i,!li2 ava1h1ble for the pro;etl
inclvdcs eontributions by the county and
hy the c1l.v of S11n .Juan Capistr<ino. Thf
1·ounty 11·111 11ay $78,000 for a right of 11"ay
wluch 1v11l be used lo construct new con·
neclions 10 the freeway al Camino las
B:imblas. The city w~ll donate $62.000 !or
part or the right of 11'<1)1 and construction
l'O.'lts !or the lnterch.inj!e.
\Vork hrn1ts e:<tlend fro1n just norlh of
l;11n1ir)O de ~lrella to a half·mi le north
ol Camino Las Ra mhlas. a tlh1tance of 1.2
n11 les \\"ork ls to be completed by
,January, l~i3.
In 11ndther action. tht slate a1varded •
$46,087 ccmtraci lo i\1odern Allovs ~'d.br1L·atoi·s-1 Inc. of Sia.oton tt'I repair and ...
.. -~
I
replace ohsolete guardrails nov.· in use at
v;u·1ou~ lot a!lons un the Ri ver:;idt
l"n.•c11·ay 10 ~nf!h Oran&c County.
Saddleback Aide
Whacks Lo'v Vote
The pre::iden1 of the Saddlcbal'k Valley
Coordi nating Cou ncil ISACC r took a
11 hack at rf llow rcsulent s of the area who
1l1rl not tu r'n out to vote 111 Tuesday's
Sarldlcback College bond election.
Noti ng that Qnl_v 1:. pcrcenl of lhc
t11s1i·1cl voll'rs wrnt ro the poll;o;, Bart
SJ"lf)ndlove said. '"\\l e did an absolutely
lf'thargie job of .i:etttng support for lhr
rollege. An alrol'iously snu1\I nun1ber of
people voted. lfq terrible ··
Spen<llove 1io!rtl that a nHIJ11ri!y of
1oters in sueh arl'.~s a~ ~11s~1!ln Viejo. ~:1
Toro. Irvine and l..c"is11 rr World favortd
Ille bond and 1nd1ca led i( 1oore vote r~ in
these area!> had turned out the hond could
have pas:;cd .
'
'
J 111·y T1·ial
Wc1ived
By Sitspect
By TO~I RAltLEY
Of !~• 0•;1, ~ll•t il•tl
,\l"l"USed ~l annc \lark Alan .Johnson or
!ii<111 Clen)cntc !oda.v 11a1vrd ,1u ry trial in~
dea l 1ht1r saw the prosccl1tio11 agret tn
rctlut.."c it s charges against !he 20-year-0ld
defendant to a r11axunwn of second
de~rce nn1rdcr
On1ngc County
\\'1lha111 ,\lurra~
Supcnur Courl Judgt<
acl'Cptcd !ht al"·
rangcn1c111 alter carcful!.1 11· a r n i n e;
Johnsun lhat he ""11011' faced the df'cision
1if Ill~! one n1an and not the 12 Jurors 11·ho
11ot1ld h.i1 c decided .~our f;itc ··
Johnson. t·alm and eo1npuseU thrvughu1
lilt' 111urning het1 r•ing. ass ured Judge ,\1u1··
ray th a1 he wanted a nunjur.v trial.
l'h1e1 Dep11t~· 01~tnct A!lonu.'y Ja1nes
l :nr1ght luld il\urrny that he 11 Ill ask fo r
R 1 erdLt'l of scl"und clcgn'r inurdt'r or
inanslilughtcr ag;.1111st Ilic la!I. hando~ome
dt·tcnda11t.
A J11r1 h;u.i al1'l'adv been :-.clet·tcd ai1d
w;is sthcduled to J:11 into 1hr Jury bo-:
\lond<1y lo!' the pCnlllJ!. Of lhr 1'QUllJ:
'1arint··s tnal It is being advi~cd ·today
or 11s dishand1nent
Enn~ht and pubhc f1efender R~y Sha rpe
11·t:re ordered lo return to .Judge i\!ur·
r~'y·s courtroon1 al 10 11.n1 !\londa~· for
\\'hat 1ril! now be !he nonjur v Jr ia·r the
Sanla Ana :'larine Corps Air Station
n1il1tary polieen1an.
He 1s a{TUScd of lht• kdt1ng on .Junt-,
1!1711 uf hb '!0-.1'e<lr..fJld 11·ifr, Connie Lynn
./oh11~.11i. 11huse 111uiitia1ed and stab!:>cd
bod1 11as found in lht couple·! apart111cnl
;ii ~Iii .\.lon!erev Lane lnve~!igators· sa id .\!rl) .Johnson h:id
b1·rn bea trn \\'ith the ki!('hc n ~1fiOI and
r('pea!cdly stabbed 11·1fh 11 knife. ·rhe
we;rpvn 1vas ncv{'r found
Enri1ih1 had intended today to run 11
video lape for Judge J\1urray in a move In
ha1'e the fihn atl1nltted as el'idenc;e
before lhe JU ry.
The pro~ceutnr tleel1ned 10 1.:om1nenl nn
the filn1 1n 1·icw of :. eou rt order pro·
hibi ting discussion nf the case 11.·ith
nc11 ~n1rn and held !h{' mo\"le nl'er till
i\lond:i~ f(lllo11·1ng .lohn'-On·~ decision to
seek a nUnJUry l rtt•I.
\Vorkn1en Slash
l 'cle phonc (able
\\"urk1nc11 011 lhe 1·1111\\f"U{;lion project
aloulg the S:in lJte~o Vrec\\'ay 1n l\li ~s1on
Y1cjo cur 11110 a 111ainr !rlephone cable.
th1~ n1or11111g sl;unn1111g the lid on long
distance phone 1·al!s lrn1n manv areas of
the South Coast throughoul lod~y .
The n11shap 11'h1ch oecurre<l near Avcrv
Park11•a\· :tnd the frec1\·;iv at about 1"0
a.nl also forced the use of allcrnatr
en1ergenc.\' phont systems for lht
\\'e!'=lern \Vhitr !l ouse
Pacific Telephone Company n1<1nager
Bob Gannon s;1id that 200 pairs or Lrunk
line 11·ires were severed in !11e mishap.
He said his offict has been besieged by
subscribers throughout lhe da.v
Sorne long distanc e calls got lhrough,
holl'evcr. but only alter repeated <h aling.
0 1her connections ahd considerable static
du ring the repair period .
The c:ool snap v.·ill stick with us
al least through tomo rrow. Night
and 1norning 1011· clouds and l'Oa!t..
;ii fog ll'ill hel p keep the rne rcury
low. II will cle11r lo hazy sun 11·ith
hig hs near i~ 11nd lows at 65.
U\SIDE TOD/\ l'
'/'lie Statt> Sc11olr Jio., ap111·oved
a b1/I f/!al 1t•o11/d l"rock dou.nt otl
crool.·ecl at1tn 1"Cj'XJrr dcaltr!J,
Sto1·y. Paye 9
........ tt
C1lllior1111 11
Cll•<ll.IM U1 11 Clonll11t lt·)I Ct.,,IU II
Cr111w"11 11
0110~ N1tit•• 11
11111.,111 ,,.. •
Enlt"l lllfl't nl 11·11 ~1nc1 J4·JI
......... -u I na Ll"ll4'f"• lt
M•HMA 6
Mtn , .. Stt"•t• n, lt
~~It-I ti-1'
Mu!\ .. I ,Wftlll 14
N•ll•n•I ..,,,.., 0.1
Orone• Clll'!lv II
1•1.,•• '••l•r t• ,,.,,, 21.11. 16
SIM~ M•,,,tlt l .. U Ttlfvl1l111 I'
Tl•••""• )t·l1 ""'"'"'" . w-11·1 ..,.,.., 10.11
Wwloil """' t••
_2 0.6.IL~ FILC T 711\Jrsd.Q'. StPltmbff 16, 1971 -----
Budget of $36.8 Million Proposed for UCI
S~clal 10 1be DAD.'' rn..or
$AN FRANCISCO -UC Irvine "'OU.Id
11t a $36.8 million operating budget !or
19i1·7S under a S924 8 m1!hon !ipend1ng
program proposed today for the nin~
campus Un~versity of Cahforn1a s~stem.
LiC Presiden l Charle!i J. Hitch un\'e1 led
his budget proposals during a meet1ng nf
VC Regent!i here .
Hitch said th proposed budgel. about
$80 million more lhan this }ear·!i S844 7
million, "dou not fulfill all of the
univeraity'a most urgent need1, but doe.a
enable the uruve.rsity to rever&e I.be
direction of the past thrtt yeari."
In the case of Orange County's UC
Irvine, the prnpo!i11I cal!!i for 11 t l 9
m1lllon increase ovtr !he current campu!i
operallng budget of $.12 9 million
Un1l'er~11y spokesmen said the UCI
budget prop<15al call s for 56 new fa culty
mem bers and 20 nev.• teaching assistant's
Heiress Co111es to Co11nt v
.I
011 l1·vi11e City Electio11
By JACK BROBACK
01 Iii• O•UY l'llO! !!Ill
Jnan Irvine Smith made one flf her in-
frequen t vis its to Orange County nf·
fJCialdn m and 11lmost upset plans for 1n-
corporation of the proposed city of J~·ine.
The principal stockholder in the hu ge
Ir.·ine Company -accnmpanied by an
attorney -spent many hours Tuesday on
the sixth floor of the county ad·
mtnistrative office b11ilding buttortho\ing
Orange County supcr"iso rs.
The hei ress, '>'·ho no.,.,. livl's on ;i:
sp::i~ious ranch in Virginia. reportedt.v
had lunch with Board Chairman Robfort
Battin in a bttr and sand.,.,·ich place ne ar
the office buildin!l .
Her mission v.·11s ostens ibly to seek a
60-day delay in the hearing nn in-
corporation or th e new city but her
motives were not clear.
But her aclivities brought immedi a h~
reaction from proponents of the new
community.
Andre'>'' ~1.1y. representin,&'; COIN. the
fWld raising arm of !he incorporat ion
m<l''e. put it this way in 11ddressing Fifth
District Supervisor Ronald Caspers:
"Joan Irvine Smith is not a resident nf
the proposed new cit.v. She doeS not vote
here but there are 7.000 people v.•ho are
\•our constituents and do vote here ." l\1ay ~·amed . "Do as you told us you would in
your office and allow this election to gtl
forv.·s.rd."
!\frs. Smith has bttn engai;ied in a run·
n1ng battle: for many ~·ears V.'ith the
Jame!i Irvine Foundation. majori!~·
stockholder in the Irvine Com pany. She
10sists that the corporation is not manag-
ed CflrTectlv.
Battin an·d Casper!i \.\·ere obviously im·
pressed v.·it h Mr!i . Smith's arguments as
they clearly expressed in debate on the
hearing issue.
Caspers al one poinl \Vedntsday V.'hen
he v.·as backing Battin's proposal to con-
tinue the incorporalion hearing for 60
days, referred l(J !he rights of the heires!i
dfserving •·more consi deration than a
phny tax corporation in San F'ra cisco
lha r is not interested in the acti ons of the
Bl'ard of Supervisors."
Battin joined the insinuations at this
Po'Jlr-.t chare,lng th.!lt John B u rt on,
t'h a1rman !lf the inco rpora tion group wa s
''elected by the Irvine O'impany:'
A s1>0kesmao challenged the statement,
point1n~ out that Caspers 1~·as elected by
the people or the Fift b District includ ing
th e petitioners for the nrw ci ty.
The supervisnrs hearing room Y>aS
r:<ictffi '>''ith morr than !00 supporters of
the ne.,.,. communit~ Thry applauded
speakers fav orin1: !heir program until
Battin curtlv v.·arned them that '"if there
is anv mnrt \nud appl ause I '>''ii\ cut off d1~c1JSsion and call fnr an immediate
\"(l:f' "
The super\·1sor!" f1na\ly \'nlrd fnr a rnn-
l1:i11ed hearmc in 111n l'.l"'ks nn lhe in·
l'ntporation alter l'upPt1 !lonr Oa1 1d L.
Baker v.·as summnned frnm a ~1ckbed to
prn \"1de The nece~~11r.1 lh!rrl '(Ill'
S11perv1sor \\"1ll1arri P h11l1p~ 11 1~ in San
Francisco on husines~ of the staie
organization of ~upe t11$nr~
demanding had been in !he hands of I.ht
&uper\'isors since last September
l'imothy Strader. attorne~· fnr the in·
~rporators said additional copie.'l of the
report lo the Regents l'.'ere de liverd to
the board membe rs as recently as l11st
v.·eek.
Clifford Miller, r11cilities p!11 nner for
UCI. said the regent!' report .sho wed that
the ci ty would be fin ancially sound. He
st.id the regents voted 18 to 2 to approve
plans for the community.
Burton, !ong the leader of the in-
corporation movement. hit back !itrongly
at B11ttin'5 del11.ying tactics.
"\\'1! are not inte re sted in being a pav.·n
any longer of Joan Sm ith, the Irvine
Company or the 8011 rd of Supervisors and
their problem!i," he warned. "Th!'re hai:;
been seven-month delay already and tb11.t
is enough."
One v.Titlen protest to the incorporation
~·as received from the Irvine lndustrl.11
Complex. It stated that landov.·ners
representing 50 percent of the 938 acres
sought by Santa Ana south of the Santa
An11 ri.tarine Base were opposed tn the in-
clusion of their property in the ne w city.
The properly valuation involved wa~ 11
little more than lhree percent of the total
asse~sed "aluation or the proposed 18.000-
acre city.
ProteSts from owners of more th11n 50
percent nf the assessed valua!inn 11re
necessary to bloc k !he incnrpnration \'Ole.
The city of Santa Ana tried Monday to
get a State Supreme court <lrder del .!lying
the incorporation proceeding but fail ed.
l\la,Vor Lorin Grisel and City Attorney
James \\'ilhrs indii:ated that the~· would
continue their efforts. ·
'Monk ey Wrench'
By Battin Sti rs
Wild Sc ra1nblin g
Wnen rru stra!~ Superv1sn r RnhPrf \~.
Ball in stomped nut nf rhe <)ranc:P Cn11n!v
Board of Super\'isor.c; mrctini:: rnorTi
\\"ednesday noon. he carried with hlm a
satisfa ction of sorls.
He h:trl .1lmnst ~ingle-hanrlrrll v h!nrkrrl
hn!h the PIPclinn for !hr inrnrp.1ratlnn nf
the proposed city nf Irvine and fi nancing
for a nt \4' County Department of Educa·
lion bu ildin~
He had alsn caused B .~ick man to be
hr0ue.hl from his bfd and almost cost the
CO\JfllY a P'J5Sib!e S!OO,(l()('l
Board Chairman Ratlin of Santa Ana
had almost achie~ed his i;:oals by tak ini;:
arlranta;?e of the f11ct that nnly three
<:.Upf'r\'1.c;ors .,.,.f'rt' pre<pnt 11ncl 11 vn1 r flf
the ma1onl\" nr th" fn·e-membl't boi'lrd
y,·;is nrce5sar\' fnr pasSB'1.P of the im-
pnrlant mea sure."
Sup!'rTL<or [)a\1d L. AakPt, p::ile and
u·e,::il.: frnm :<in .:1rr1rlent. 11·as rallrd from
h1~ ,:;;ir~ hr•\ tn htf';i ~ th" 1mpa•se Ri!kfr
v.·;t~ lnJUrf'rl last wel'krrid ;;it h1~ l~1ke .4.r-
n111hf';i.d rabin whl'n strurk hv 11 fall1nj!
t1rnher
lo help auve an estimated fall 1972
enrollmant of 7,732 students. The fi8ure
includes undergr1duates, I r .1 d u • t e
students and medical 11tudenla. UCI of-
ficials tipect 7,100 students on c.1 mpm
thi!'i fall.
The UC/ budget propo~at for !972-73
al!'io would redute the school's current
~todtnl·teecher ratio from the current
19 l to 18 2, according !.O un1vcrs11y of-
fi cials.
Big Sister
Hitch !laid. "It ls very difficult to plan
adequately for 1972·73 rea.liz.in& that re-
cent n:genu' budget! have b e f: D
disregarded by the state.
The budge t tt('Ommendatinn "'as
~AndwichM bet'>'·ttn l\\'O "alternative
budgets"' Hitch presented fo r the regen t's
i:nnsidernl111n
One. :111 ·•aus!er1r~ budget " $40 6
rn1ll11>n h1~l1er !h;in la"t vet1r·~ s!ate ap-
propnaL1on. "11·r1u ld or.I rfstore any of the
Drivers on eastbound 14 !llde Road near Farmington. fi1ic h. get a
creepy feeling they are being \\·atcbed as they pass a small barn with
a "Mona Lisa" stoically lee r i n~ at the passing sc~ne from the "'ail of
th ~ barn. The \1·ork \11as done by Dougla.~ Tyler \1·ith one gallon each of
black and v"h ite paint. He dH'l it for "kic ks".
2 Coa st A1·ea l\I e11 Held
011 Cl1ru·g es of Swi11dle
Th t fnrmtr loan nffirfr nf ;11 C0sta
~lesa sa1·1n~~ anrl Jnan and a ~an .l11::in
(ap1strann man are undf'r arrr~I 10<i.1y
af!Pr Ana heim Pnlice filPd gr::inrl theft
cha rges 11~:<ilnst thrm anrl 11\·o other'
Two ,,..·nmrn. Ollf' frn1n Cn~la \lr,a.
wcrP reported h,v nffil'ers as \"lrt1n1~
tnvestic11tors as~ertrrl th;:it \\rrk• "I
probini;: lfd to the arr('st nf F.mor~ r ..
~111rcha nt, ~9. nf 2~9 Rn~·al P::ilrri f1n1·r.
Cost.:1 ~les::i. a former lo;in off1 rer "·11h
rai:ific S11 vin l!S ,:ind {,11an ASSfl('IR{ion
Otht>rs hei r! nn the rhar.1u•s ::ire Ernp cl
Kiddell. 42. of :l2i42 Atipa1 St . San .Ju11n
Capi.~trann. r.rrcrir1· K1rldf'l1 . 29. r.(
Oransf'. and nalP F. n:i11 ~nn , 40 11hn
rtfused tn hsl his hnm P .:11idre~s
Thi' Quar\Pt ;;rP tn ;irra1c111>d 10
munii:ipal rnurl \\'ed nt;><rlav nn ,Era nrl
thefl rh;irgf'<
Officer~ <;l'l1rl .:10 Anahr 1m 11 1rlnw 11 ac
thr princip:il vjrTim nf !hr al\rcf'rl
sw 1ndlr. Thrv t'la1m ~he 11a~ prr ~u::irlrd
tn rPleR~f' thr tri1cr drPd 1n hr r hnmr in
sn11th11•pst Anahenn ;;nrl aftrr a ~Prtl'S nf
f1nanrh1 I m;;nPu\·l'rS fri unrl hP r~rl f l1ahlr
for $2~0 11 n1nnth pa~mPn\c on hrr hnmr
Based nn
a.~~uranrP<; nf 1hf' mf'n ~h,. rlaims ~he
s.1.cn<'<i r1nrun1r11!s perm1!11n~ the Tu!tin
finn tn nhrain ::i $2;.,()00 loan nn her hnusr
Sh i' !nlrl in1•r.,t ii!11lnr~ that ~hf' h;i.~
11"' l"r n'1·r11 rrl 1hr p1·orocrrl cnn!rart• nr
th" ~l MO prnn1 1 ~rr1
Ar lh1s rxn11t lhc sernnd \'Jr!im . a Cns!a
~lr~:1 11nman entered 1he pirtt1re
Shi• Ir.tr! illlll{'r thill i\1arrhant tnld h~r
111 ~ 1Y1!Pnl101! f1rsl !ru~1 ln11n at 10 prr-
C'"O! 1n !rr£'~1 nn thf' An:ihein1 v.·ir1n'>'"s
hon1~
!'Ii" ca1r1 r;r,,11nr\ l\1drl"ll anrl \1 ;irr h11nt
<ho11f'1l her thP hninr ;inrl as~11rer1 her
1 ~11 1 11 11 a~ 11 ,E(l(l(l loan risk l'hf' s111nr'1
fl.tpt r~ :ind t11 rnf'r1 ol\f'r1hf' s2; ()(.(} fnr the
mi rlJ:fH'."
Shr 1nld nffu rr<, th111 ~he hllrl bern Prn-
mi~rrl !h~l !hf' h"mf' 11 nuld hi' ,;n]d For
~~n non 11nd ~hf' 1\·nuld rf'a l1ze .11 q111rk
Si flflfl pr11ft! Shr rhar 11c~ !hat $he has
1 1r 1 ~'r rei-t>11erl a 1t1lld t'nntr11c1 from the
hrn1
program reducllon!i 11,.hich v.•e hav e had
to make during the past three years."
Hitch said the other, which repreanta •
$76.9 rn illion increase 01•er last year 's
state funds. "'a::i "a modest hlld,'let based
on standards well below those prr1•111hng
in the m1d-l96o'l's "
The "recommended budJ.tet"' increases
state partic1pal1on bv S60 .J mllhon from
$J.17 I million and ca Its f!lr $16 ~ m1J!1on in
regents fund s. It includes a $25 3 milhon
iJKrease in the bast for 1nflallon, merU
increases and funding 1dJUStm enls and
SJ5 million ror what Hltch called
"nef'sssary increa!es "
Hitch !iaid this year's recornmendat ion
has been ba!ied upon the a~sumptions
that the slate'! econon1y will improve,
that the peopl f of Califnrn111 want tn
maintain the university "al a high level
of distinction." and 1hat the go1•ernor a.nd
the ltg1 slat ur e l'.'11! tnrlude univer5ity
needs among !heir highest pr1or1t1e.s.
Cou11cil Orders Police
To Stiidy Speed Bumps
San Clemente enunc ilrncn \\lednesdav
ordered the police d!'pari n1r nr tn draft
spet1f1 car1ons frir speed burnps on nne
steep roadwa ~· 1n the R1 1·1era rlr strict
despite a ...,·arn1n11: hv l'nlice Chief Cliffn!'d ~l urray \\'ho bel1r1.-es !he bumps are Jl .
Jegnl.
Couneilrnen nnnrlhclt'S!' cl C'h<llf'd !he
issue then o;·dcred the posting nf an ade·
qua le speed l1m1L 1H1 A1·£'nida L;i Costa -
a speed limit vihlch 1<.'11u!d be safe en nl1gh
for drivers lo ncgntia1 e Lhe humps
Chief ~lurray ha s labeled thr traffic 1n·
hibilors "trenches in rr1·erse "
But a council rn:i jnrit.1' agreed \\'I'd ·
nesday that !he c11 y should tr~· Lhe
ssphalt de!errer.ts reql1ested by Riviera
resident~
In recen t .,.,,eeks stop signs and center
d11·iding line.~ ha1·e hcen erected ac·
cording to residents' demand!i.
But In recent da ys a new pr1Jblem -
,·andalism -has plagued the traffic con-
trols
F'i,·e s!11p sign~ were stolen and the
cen!er line painted black Police Wed·
nesday reeovered four of the si~. taken
by juveniles.
Councilmen Stanley Northnip "1ed·
nrsday erldorsed lhe conl'rpt nf the
bumps and said that de~p1te debat e ahnut
cit.1· liab1l1ry 1n case or an arrident blRm·
ed on the obstructions, he beJ1e1·rs the ci·
fy v.·ou ld not be in lt'gal jef!pflrt:,.
"San Clemente hi ~h srhfWJ!"s parkinJ:[
In! has them. and 1rs pril'ate property.
The pohce E!ive t1r:ke1s !here. too ." he
said.
He ques tlnnerl . hnwel'er, the 1·alidl!v nf
seeking departme nt help on specd1ca·
tions.
"I can"! see 1he pn1nt The pn!ire are
hopeless in this thing becau~e they
bt'!ievr !he bumps 11re tllegal "
;\'nrthrup said he helieved thal if ;r
posted. safe negotiatin,E speed v.·ere plar-
ed on sif;ns in the area. then the city
v.uuld not be !table.
Councllman \Vade Lnwer, whQ 1lsri
\'ntcd in fa vor of ihe bump~. nonetheless
polnted out problems \\'il h them .
'"Thn~e things s!nw emergcnc~· veh icles
down tn a cra'>'·l." he ~aid . "anrl if they
spread all over to11·n we'd have !hi
!iln.,.,·est police and fire detiartmen!.5 1n
the rnuntry."
Seco11cl AutOJlSies Co11fi1·1n
Sl1ot s l(ille(l Attica Guards
ATTI CA. '.\'.\' t rr1 1 -Twn 11 irl el v
knn11·n pathnln~i.~t~ whn pf'rfnrmed se-
cond autops1r~ conf1rmpd tMa.1' that nine
hnsrage~ killrd 1n !he t\!1 1<'a Slate Prison
rP\nlt dird nf cun~hnl wound~
The autnpsic~ 1\cre J>erlnnnrd h~ Or.
Henry ~1cgel 01 \\'eSl<'hr ster Coun ty an d
Or '."111rharl Raden. ::iss1stant ~cw Yflrk
City merliral rxarnin"r. aftrr ;in un-
rlrrt::ikrr ~;iid l1r found nn 11sible h11l\,.t
\1-nunrls nn nnr of the hnctage~. Richard
Le\\'l~.
A 10th hr.~1 ai;ir dird (lf 11 bcs11ni;i t.,.,·o
d11 v.\ aft er !he rrhrlhon slArll'rl
Dr .. Jnhn F.:dlanrl i\1nnrne Cnuntv
merlicRI cxAn1i11rr. 11·hri h;id prrf0rmcd
lhf' nri~inRI a11!rip~iflq . rli•cln<rd th,. fin·
rllti"~ il l the r~-:i11trip•lr ~
Edland 5a1d [.('11·1~ ll'il~ ~hf•\ In the ba1·\(
h1 :i single hullrt 11 h1rh lnrl grd 1n h\'
cheq
Thi' la!es! f1nrl1nJ:;:s 1·11me :i~ a s•atP in·
\'e~11g:11 inn ••renrrl into 1hP h1 r-da y
rp))Pl linn Oo" nf 1hf' 11 ue~linn~ fn hf'
an~werPd is 11hn f1rrd !he ~hn!~ that \iii!·
ed 1hf' nine hns!.:11-:r ~
\\f're the l' k1l1Pd h\• inm a!r• \l(lnr\;;y
11 hrn 1700 ~t;11r 1'"11<<'. \at1on al
1 ;11;ird~mf'n and ~hrriff'• rlrput 1f'~ ~tnrm
ed !he !.200 t'nn1·ir!.~ 11 hn h.1rl bPlrl thf'm
'"' •:11r th rm !lt'r:'lu•e thr rnn\1r1 ~ drr,~•
,,d thr1 r hn~t <1gf'~ in rn~nn rlrnim< end
h1 rl lirh1nrl th,.m 11" 1hr 11c"a ult lnn ·e h1!
rri <.nn for fl\i' d;i_1 ~ ..
l)r 11'Prr ~t1r \' ~hi<1 h\' !lir rntn 11'hn !nr<l
thf' pri snn \\'ith rinl'.~. shn!~uns a.nd tear
ga~~
Another n::ig~1ng riuestinn is "''h~~e;.-·
thr s!11ughter could ha\"e been pre\·t nted
if negoti11tions h11d gon, 11 littlf ll)nger or
(;or l\'elson A Rockefe ller h a d
personally Appeared al the prison!
Mi gratory Bird?
U.S. Impounds
Stuffed Duck
Tl'LSA. Okla I AP I -l" i:; Cll!'i1om~ of·
f1e1a1.~ arr holdtng a ~tu ffed duck which
helungs In "' Tulsa m;in nn grounds th e
duck coulrl not be allnwrd into the coun·
try because \\ i~ 11 migra tory bird.
Charles Ingle has Fought fnr thre e
months 10 re claim the bird. '>'"h1ch w.1~
1mpo11nrl"'c! when he trO!'ISed the lJ.S ·
Cana1lian border .June R
"~!y son 1\1ark had seen !hat flu l'k 11t
Swan Lakr. ~an 1roba . 11ncl ;ust h11d to
harp it In fa ct. he harl s11 1·rd for a ~ear
to ger ;t \\hrr. 1<.e went back on 11 f1~hing
trip ." h1gle said.
"Hr harl c11rricd that th in11: -wings
.~pread nut 30 inchP~ 1n \il kfoff -nn h15
!a r for ~ mil e-' un1ll 1<.·e lint tn Prmbina, 'n
Caspers f'nt husia!'nl f11r thr 6(l-da1'
tlela" seemingly mrlted whf n 1t wfls ex-
p~aln~d that a l"n11·er5l ly of California
Br.ard of Regents re!XJr t on the statu~ nf
the proposed ci!y \.l'hich Ballin had been
OlANGI: COAtT
H" 11p.< knnrkPrl In !he 11rounrl ;ind liiv
uncon..,clou~ fnr 11lmns! nnr hour befnrf'
his wife returnPd rrnm a shnppinc trip.
Six ~11trhr< .,.,.Prr re11u1rrd In rlo.~e B 11:11.~h
in his head and hf' wa< held O\'Prni11ht in
a nearby hno;p1tal fnr nbst'r1·11tinn
Th,. tv.·o l\tddelli ;ind 0:1wsnn Rrr of·
firrrs nf l\'s l!nrne f"'lr1•rlnpmf'nt ("ntn·
pan v of Tu~t1n
The w\rlnw rlaims shf' «0ntar terl !hr
firm .:'Ind ttiev ai;:rr1>d io buy her hnmr ~n
th11t she mi11ht mo1·e intn ll mnhlle hnnH'
Gregory K1ddell ask ed to Uf'I' th f' hnme 11~
~truri!" on a ~h<lrt tt>rm ~2.~.000 loan , ~he
told pl'llil'e
araJJ'trliJj
A Nylon
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R.~t11n s !actic~ nn the tlppartmenl nf
ed ucation i~sur. incl11drd refu.~Bl 111 \'Off'
fnr appro\"al of a lnw blrl nn $1 9 m1ll1nn
in bonds In build the s1n1cturf in th!"
rounrr Op('rarinn rPn!rr ;it Grand and
r-.rcFadrlen ;:i 1 enue~ 1n Santa An:i
Thf' R.:1111: nf Amrrlr:i 11:i~ !01\· hiddPr ;:it
5Jt162 p('rl'l"r.t. The only nther bid V..:IS al
a higher S !l:>.1S perrt"nl. 8:11 the bank. A!'i
t ~ normal in surh pr.irticr.-. h::irl pl~i:td a
26·hour htnil nn ai:rl'plance nf !hf bid .
On Aug 2. thr ./ n Tinlmons
C11nstruclinn Company flf I/I~ Angelrs
h.:1d offert"d the ln"· bid or SJ :l million to
build tht" l!durallon s!ruc!urt Thi~ ~n
~racl al~o had a time limit for ac-
cep!ance.
~hi!' had bf'en prnm1~er1 ll ~~-(l(l(I hnnu '
and an ad\·an ce of SLOOO for a dn1<.·n pay·
OunC'C' o f P rcn 'nlio n ?
Ht\t::«EAD. En,ElanO 1AP1 -Bnh•n
Huge,se n, a ch;11s!il,\' hell man11f~r1url!'r
~·ho sell~ mo!il of h1~ product in !he
Unitrrl S!lllf's, ha~ 1.11ken nut an tl'!S.11r1111r1>
pollr.v which \\"ill pay S4R.OOO 1f he is kill-
ed by members of woinen's lib,
Sacldlebacl\: U11it Opposes
Tusti11 U11ificatio11 Pla11
r.1rmber~ of the S.1ddlf'back Area
Corirdina ting Oiuni:ll ~ SACr1 indiceted
\\"t'dnf':\day night the.1· wnuld @(I nn rK'Qrd
Al!'ainst a propoSAl v.'hi ch miRhl turn tht
Tustin L'hion High School Oistrirl lntn
thrtt smaller unified school districts .
President of the grou p. 8.!lrt Spr_ndlove.
termed rerently 11pproved line~ nf
rlE>marrallon for !he lhrt>e district.I
''1llol'.(1c11J ~nd lrrf'gular "
A mea5ure on tht unific11 tion plan, 11.s
11r-proved by the M:hoo l bo11rd!, wlll be
placed before voter!i in the: TUHS dl.1ltrict
next ,Jun t.
,\f1r hael Shl!'::!TPr, prr~idrnl or lhe
~l i~~lnn \'\ejn Homtnwner~ Ac~riclit!\(ln .
!iugges!ed his Rr(lup wnuld fig ht th,. prf'l-
pn~al but did nnt ~·~· wll~·
SotndlO\'t arlclf'd th11t A SAC\ (flm-
milltt on edui:11!lon might lmk .11 \ tbf'
unlfic Al inn plAn to 't"e if changl!'~ C'fluld bl>
Wf\rked nut
A public hP11rinJl on !hi' un ifirAhnn w1\1
bf! held before the Oran~e Counlv Com-
mittee of &-hool Oi~!rict OrJi(an11Rl1nn
Oct. 8 Time Rntf pl11ce ha \"t not \"et h!'t>n
11nnounced
As thl' plan .11{!np1('{! hy lhf' \'11r1nu~
sr'hNll di~tricts nO\\' ~lands. unlf1Pd
di!'itrl cts would bl! creAt.ed for !he Tustin,
ln·ine 11 nd ~·li~$ion Vlt"j!l are11s.
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INTERIOR DES IGNERS Opffl Mon .. Th11rs. I Fri. l vn.
Thar 's
Young in
Looks, and
Yo ung rn
Price!
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TF YOU CAl''T
COME TN-CALL
64&-02i5
for 1111 expert
carpet
con!iulta nt
v.·ho y.·iH
come to
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v.·ith gamplf:.s
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to you!
l2 1S HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA MESA , CALIF.
6•6-027S 6•6.0276
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Is Hz1,ntingto11 Distri ct Due
For Neiv Football Stadiun1?
Vrongc C-Oast Coltege·s LeBard St<id 1U11l,
with a sealnl' t'.Jp<i eit.v of 7.600. is beeorn1n i.:
1n1)l"C :ind 11H11·i· appe<1hng to the prep~ :is tlit'
)C:11'S l(O ;dl)tig
Ti1t· l'1r;11 1'.' "ta<J1u111 11111 be the ~Ile i.d
"e1•cral J~l7J 1;u111f' t1!1s lur Edison and l·::-t;in .
l ).•
lu:.ichl'~ lio111 bulh si.:l1vuls ~grte th;(\ d1Tss-
111g qu;1 rter.;, r;1c1!Jt1es. light ing. e1 er~ thi11g
i~ belier 111:1n 11h:u 1:-. av;ulublc :il Huntu1gton
Be.1th ur 1\e11 µorl H<irl)Or highs
\I hat !~ 1equired . uf course. 1s (I !luntu1glon
Beach D1s:ncl Stadium, on a n£·u11·aJ si1c
\.\llh a tapacity of 10.000.
Tb<i! 11·0 1!d accon11nodatc all lhe I lunlu1g-
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C ARLS O~ ---------
•
Ion Bea th ~ehools -Edison. Fount<1111 \"allev.
Jluntinglun Beach .. \larina. \\'eslmins!c•r ;uitl
Lulden \l e~I CulJC'ge
* * * P:1:ldni:, ~p.u:r 11 ill be al a prl'n1iu1n ill
\\ e~L\110~\rr High !bi~ )'e<Jr u·ith the addition
of 14 11!11 rort ahle <:las:-;ro6111s in the Lions·
parking lllt
The n1u\'e v.·as neeessilaled beeau~e ul an
rnrnll mcnl ol 3.600 for fou r years at \\"C'Sl-
1n inster.
Fuu nt;lin Vallry b3>-l!9 nev.· structures in ii~
parldn~ lot to he accommodate an t'nrolJ·
111ent ul ;:.~10 l'o four ~·ears.
Edisun nu11 ho ~e~ :!.2 Jti students fur lour
)'ear~ v.hil e Lo~ Al; ·10s has :?.330 ior thrcr
)Cars.
Corona tlcl 1\lar t gb ha :. il lso brcn :.uh·
Jt:l'lt'il lti t~111siderable :i dd itJons.
* * * 1! l':1l1!urn1a llii::h ~ !vutb::i ll teun1 is 11un-
dt•rrng 11 hy 11 could11'1 ltnd a suit:ihl<' uflpun
e11t 1or 1is llrst pral"llt(' g;1rne ul the se;1su11
11rrh;1p~ the \\'h11t1er :-.l"h•)OI should lakt• "
1~~1k at .\'1unrov1:1 1-!i~h ·,. t11·u-gar11e fl1':ict1tr-
~1·!
The \\'1ldC:ab; oif lht' P;1e1l 1t' l.t':iguc 1 AA.1,,.,1\ •
h;i\.e sthedulcd ~u\·h h1gg1e:: ;1.s Ca11rwe!I and
\ uea1pa.
B_1· s1c·pp1n~ d1>\l'n in 1:l:i~sifir11t1on l!re i\1•111·
n.11 la eleven t:ikt'S 1t ~e lf out ol the p1f'lur·e tu1·
C;il High . ll'<il'ing thi• l;ll!t•r 111!t1(1u1 an up-
puni•nl
* * * Field go<il~ l:Uttld he 111vrr prf11nincnt in !ht•
prt·p pie tt1rr t hi~ ~ear 11i!h lhC' goa.I ~l~l s
gelling slrt'!('ht>!I a bil ~tp:irt.
The po~t ~ 11ill 11011 hr t:~ lt(·L lour i111·ht'~
:;p;1r1.
* * * 1··u1·111er l:.:c!1s11n lligh s1anU0u\ ,Juh 11 1··1-.tl!'I'
\1hu 1:1 Jled 10 g<un :1 bid 111 !lit· .\urll1-Soutl1
1'11-.st;i r g:Hnt'. has gl paned ;i luotbtrl l ~c li11];1r·
~hip al A r1~11na 1Tuscon1
* * * Fnrn1er Cur11n;1 drl :\lar \1hil Kt>ith S:1111L1t•ls
is rurrtntl~· fighting il out lor ;i hid 11i!h th~
Southern Calilornla lrcshn1an tcan1.
,\riother lor111rr Corona dPI 'l:ir qu<1rt1·r-
bark is 1toi ng \1 t ll al lirlghatn Yuu11_i:: L'ni-
\ er.,i1 )-
Ua1 l' Terr~. a sophon1ure . ll•ll hi~ tnates In
a pair ol Sl'l'Ond half ~t:Urrs in l a~1 "'e<'k 's
41·13 rout ol i\or!h Tex:is State.
Terrv 11as set to starl l'or Brigharn Yuun.i;
until a· ~houlder injury sr1 him back a n<1h·h
or s1J.
* * * :\11 0111st:i11ding opell\'I' 1 ~ 110 Lip fur { ·11·'
Sou 1t1crn St·ct innal f1lotb[lil 'l'h11rsd:1~ :-:tpt.
:!3 11 '11 be St 1';1111 and Los /\11gt·l1•;, pu111·r
l3an11111g :1! fe1 er:1ns Stad1u1n 111 Long Br11«h.
Cl;:i~h1ng lh(' s1unc n1~h! a n' i1!~1ter lJ('1 and
Sa11!;1 1\n.i a1. S::in!i1 An i1 8n11i.
Oilers Use Ediso11 's W illl M lt11:
Platoo11 Defe11s e TltlLL Attltcks
The Al/Mid Palmer Method
"AfHLlrt: or Tiil Dr;c.-oa: ..
A Sl.\IPl.t: l)RILI.
S~I A .,1<11'<;
IC) I:..\ U
cf '/·I _V( t I One nlajor 1:;1u">1: ul ~1ia11k111g
'lnk1ng the ball o n ihe hotel
lll !>lt'ad or lht .:lubfact-1') the
lcrnlcncy to l>hV1r the cl ub for-
\l.ard "1th a \tr) 1cn,.c nghl h:ind
a nJ arrn. rh1l> :.hoving ac11on
pu ~ht} the heel of 1hc ~lub u110
che ball ticro1e lhe .:lubf;1ce h:t'
a chance to !>(\Ua1e 1t~lf to lhr
..
./ ·~
. "' I ~r
' I I ''\':: target. ...
Lrarn lo 1clJX !he r1gln hand and arn1 during the
UO\l.tb\1111g. l\.lcrely practice 10~,ing ~olf balls for,,.,ard ~
\11th a ~1dl·arn1-aln10~1 underhanded -n101ement. Make ,~
~ure lhat yo u hold 1he ball at !he end of ~our finger~.
Then n1eri:ly S\YJ N(j tile a1 111 ba\·l and for11ard .
Feel tl1c 11a1ur<1!11c~) of 1h1 :_.. 11101c111ent "hen the anu
rcn1~1n.:. relaxed.
·r r:i11}fl'."rth(> :.:111it· 111011011 10 )Ol1r golf \\\1ng. Ke1a111
tbe rcla.>.:cd r1gl11 :irni. SuJdenly ~ou ·ll be ~"inging ~
che \·)ub : not .:.ho\ 1ng ll . )"our ~h :ink} \l.111 di:.appr;ir_ ~
I OW SCORES• HIGH POW[Fl' Gt 1 plen1y of sol!1n 8 ll t lp on Arnold
Palmer~ bookie!. · Ttt Sl!o!5 ana fair way Wooas.'' w1 1tten ''
Lil1s,.t ly tor readtrs 01 1n1s column A cooy is yours ro r 20( and
a srarnped ~ell add ressed tn~tlopt 1~nt to Ar nold Pa!mer. </o
1h1s newspapt<
JC Cagers Checl{ 111;
Rt1 stler Star l11eligible
ColdeJI \\"est College Ila~ lo~1
lilt· ::rrvites ol 6·10 l"t!nler
'.\l<1r k Dekker for <H ll"a::t h:!lf
qi lilt' 1!171 -1:! bash r I b ;i 11
~e;1so11. f{u~1!cr l·o;i!'h D11"k
SI r·H·f-11 11 <leeh1rrcl \\" eti11Psda_1 ,
Dekkfr. tilt' Bu~llcrs ' \"o '.!
n·bou11drr ;ind 1n11r1 ll li':1d1ng
,l'OJ"er i.1 17 pn111t~. I :I 2
;1ver<q.~l· 1 last sf';t~rHJ. has hc·en
llt'clnred 111e l1g1ble bec:lu~e •\1
~L·hul;1s\1t d1111ct1lt1e~
Stnrkli11 11·e!eon1ed b<J<:f-~I\
lc1 trnnen <ind Cl host nf
talented lreshinen 1his 11·rek
Colden \\'est include fot·ward-
eenlcr .Jeff St. Clair 16·51 frorn
La Qu into ;ind guClrds Car.v
llrgill •Est:u1 ria\ and Bill Sell
11!;111cho Alarnit\1.~1
<;.VLOEN WESf
L«"'m~n Cvro (,co,on. J"•
l •~~'"· R"' M""" J,.-,, -'"""''"''' Ku• 1 Iii own ·'"d M ol l'la!f ,-,"·"'""" J•" ~· Cl•" 11 " Q""' l•I. l•rd' You"g !Nowporl t-<arl>o!J,
,-,,,, O•U•ll !F,!.n<••I· M••• "'"''"" •(n,on~ <J>I /,1~01, 11,11 S•ll ond Jonn V.<,.V•> l l!•,1tn~ .ll~m•M•.I C",•n•a•
W."14on•c, J•I! Bvn, .lndy Tnu•m, Soll
~"Gu"•· 4nd K·~P Sa•tn lhl~"""I an6
OdVO ~loC'-IGa'<i,11 G•<>V~I 011.l,.GE COAST
'"""'"'"" l om Conr-O~. Jeli (•OI• ""'1 · ••v• S••tQn l'io,hrn•n John Sr11noyr l';f f\I•"'· fJ•~q /'11 1~ IE<"'On ' •'1d ~"C >ou•nwocl 1\lle>lnl<n<le<l l•-~<!~" -S~lp Will•••"' (E>l~n"~· (~I Pol•. Son Lu •> O~•>POl. Perr• l<~n· ••d • R ,gh•111, A"~n !i~n<oC• l.
\;>enn Nr•~on !T<enlon. N J I
Ollie'' Doug D•nni> 151•"•· ""'"'• n~n lt10> .. d! IN•WPO'' HM ~o· 1?61 1,
c n.,10. V•,••v ((o•l• '~~~~ "'"
LB luvltatiouul
Ja ycee Runners
Lc1ztncl1 Seciso11
Junior to!lege tToss cou 11\rv
iir!ion get s linder v.·a \/ Satur-
da.v 11'1111 all 1hl"t•e ;ire<r 1111•·
~car st"hli.JI ~ srhrduled to ru11
in 1he annual Long Rear ll
1111 1!:1tion al at l':t l St<t!l' 1 Long
Bra(·h 1
The ju1H11r tnllegl' r;J er~ <11 r
~rt Jor \I and ll :JU s 111
C11ld1·11 \\'c ~t 11111 :1µ._,1u1
f1g11r1• pron1i111•ntl.v 111 i1., tun·
lerenrr Tl1(• I! u s I I (" r::. .
Southern \'a\1\urni;+ l'll\'1 111
eha1np 1nns l:1 s1 ve ar. 11;11 1' a
ho::\ t1l top lel1 rrn1t'n barl-.
s~utdlrbn<:I.., u111!e1· 1111 \\
1'\JllC'h Ouane Cain. ;111d l)raugt'
l'u<r~I w1ll tlepc11d on frr::l11ncn
Id t'arry tl1e !o;id
He re is 11 rundo11 n
thl'CC arra co!lcgcs
nn !ht' ,,. ,..,.,
1.rnern1en Slt'l'e L:l ssega rd
:~nd Jack i\lt Quoll'n figurf' a~
!he J\'.o. 1 and No. 2 Hustlers 111
'il 11·1111 Hich:1rd Pricsl. T1111
Fun!-.. l\e nn~' I lur:;I. D.:ll I'
l!cnderson and Vic t'llart1nr1.
1all letttrn1cn1 bal'king llH•1n
up . i\tart111c1, cun1pett>d two
se<1sons ago.
Lassegard. ninth in
ferener n1ee t a ~·ear
thr learn <:ap\:1111.
the l"Oll-
agn, is
Lead ing fresh111an prospetts
\nclurlc L)avc Lock1na11 and
Boh Brickner 4:,1:ir111[l l. Toni
l(iche1· 1l.1n11·ood1 and J1111
Arrn':-;t r(ln ~ (R<1n!·ho
Aln1111tu~•
Expectt'd ~o t'uinpei (' "1th
!hr Tu~tlcrs' junior 1·arsitl'
tca111 <rft' sophu111ot'e!' \\'all
Ankenna11 . D:ivc .J ohn~on and
Bri;in ~trough along \1·i1h
fre sh1nL·11 Phil t-.f;ias and l~d
A11drr~o11 ~ Fnu nt<11n Valle~·)
.. \\le should rcpea! as ton·
ferencf' l"hampions."' s a _1• _,
nustlrr co:1ch Toin i'\oon
"\\'e'l'e unl\ hnd one d11:.il
11l('C( Ins~ in.111•0 1cars and 11e
should do
:.tason ·
prt'tl\
f)t•ftllflP
II rl]
Orangt' l'•\!~~t l"o:1eh .l 1n1
\lt•Ellwa111 will ll;';1n he;1v1 lv 011
fresl1rnen ll11s SP:1son \1 1th (11111•
thret> sophomores 011 rll,•
>)q uad -:ill •lf 11·hon1 t!1U 1101
l'l)rl1Jlt'!P !a:-.1 ~r[l ~()I)
Th1' ll{'sl of !hr 1'11";it1'' ;ip
pt·:1r:: 1n hi· .l .. h11 L.1 l1h(--1"le
11·t1u 1s ;u1 out ol :-.latt· 11·a11.~l1·1
1)1<11 ll':IS 111r1 ig11!1t' l;1~t \ t•;11
l~·hn \ ;1 ~~ell an(I Ji oll 1•.,1.1.1
;11'1' Ill(' 11!h1·r 1\1•1 ~o pt1011lul"t''-
The 1op li"t";h1n:i11 fP<'n111 1··
\\"t·.~l1n111sl1•r's l\1•1·111 l "ol1•u1a11
ll'hilc lllhl'f frO.\li pru~p<'("l,'o Ill•
'luc\r Le~ Ba rton an1I ~l +t-.r
.lont's ! 1·:st;HH'r;11, f)an;1 Bulnu
111unt1ngton Be:i rh 1. \\'a 11
Fal'r~ir 1 Co rona det \L1r 1 a nd
Lupe R1vrra 11.0:: An11gus1
.. \\'i th no lettermen bnck
an d the learn fn ad(• up n1n~til
nf frc~hrnen. 11 "s diffieul1 t;f
see 11•ht>re 11'1! are <1t ,this l1111r
.'i ,,,, ,, '_.,_,, ,., ..
On!~· I 11 (' runners ar·c t u1
rent!\' out for truss count I'\" al
Sadd.lelia(·k w11li lre~l11.11:in
,\1arv Vr;i11c1s i'fustin I rx ·
pf'(·t ed lo be lhe ~o. I (;;111eho
.. He 's in prt'lt.v good shapt>
riglll n01\•. 1"1n pleased 11 11h
hts 11'(\l"kout :>." sa.vs Carn
Brad \\"in ton 1~ the <11lly
l'i'lurn111g le!ICl"lll<Jfl .
Tire other lhrl't' tl"r.~h rne11
i11(·lude Bob i\l;11nll'<1nng and
Ta,vlor Lonrono of 1'uslin a11rl
~l ike Flan;igan of FoothrlL
Net Play
For Seniors
\\'edne~da ?'~ result_~ i p
P;irtfic Suuthwe,sl open tennis
scruor cha1np1on~h1ps at
1\'ewport Rea l·l1 Ten nis Ch1l1
DAI LY PILOT f :J
Laguna's
Mendoza
l11jured
Tti t 11rst :-;t·rin1n1age is set
for Saturday and the optnin.e:
gan1e i~ more than a ""eek
;111;11 hut (·t1a1·h Hal Aklos ha~
;i lre ~idv lo,1 one player via the
101\Jl'V • routt' fn1 · the 1971
:-.1•11~1)
~1a1'\'u ~lendut<t~ a starting
1;1.-k lf' on \J\lll1 oltense arid
df'(ense. suffrred a head in·
!Lll'V +11 prat"11l'C a nd has been
ctcrl:.ired 0111 f11r the year.
.. \\'p i·:·111'! takf <trlV t hallCf'S
1111h a b\J1 in 1h1s ~ltu;ition ."
Akins s:n·,.. 1~1seh· "Head in-J111'1!'~ r:l11 hr a ·~erious th in ~
;ind 1\,· d11n·1 11'1u1t to ag-
gr:11 ;ilt' 11 ··
11·11i1e tilt' .<\1'11st 111entor \\"ill
u ~t' rnosl uf hi s S!art1ng of-
f1·n~1\P s!arters in a sim ilar
c:1pac111 on defense. he is en·
o·rH tl'aged that he n1ighl br
atilr to Hllll'(' ott1ers 111!0 lhf'
acf1 01) wtt11 i n i· re a s i n 2;
rcgu lanl\I as tllf sea,o:;on pro-
gre~St':<
"\l't• still (!ori'I have as
111ut'h dppth 11nd ahility as \\'e
\\1•uld like to pl;11oon !h e kids :•
:\\.:.1 11~ ~:1 y.~
"H1 1! 1\t' llu pe lu gc1 !llOl"t' nr
a line un lhen1 Ibis Sa!urda.\1
1l'hcn 11•e scnni111age Carlsbad
Arrny·Na1 I
"\re scn111n1aged Est<rnci.!I a
1car ago and 11·nlked rii;:ht into
~ b111.:~.-saw_ ln fe1<:!. or the 1G
tp:•:ns 11r l"at:ed {luring U1e
regul;1r si><ison and in scri n1·
innges l<i ~t ve:ir. fire or them
gained ;i plarr 1n the Cl l·'
pl;11 (ii l.'o .•
1\l-.1ns j, f\l ll\!11u1g a tirnr-
hunored lradi1 ion al Laguna
Heach by slng1ng one workou t
t111dt·r the lights each week.
lie Ila~ selectrrl ·ruesdav
f'l'1•1Hng lh1~ season .?J"Jd sa.\'.~
ur lhl· arc·ligh! ll'!ll'ko11ts:
.. I think ii helps the kid!':.
·r11ev feel 111ore \ike coming
back and practicinl!, They can
go hur'nt' and 1·e.<>! af\e1· school.
ll:il"t so n1eth 111g 1u evt and
ro111t' 0111 re:1d~ 111 play foot-
h:1ll Syste111
t.. ni<1J11r iten1 111 llunt1ng1ur1
Beach Jligh·s <lrrnor this ~eilr
i:-; the 1ac1 !hat co;:ic h Kc11
_\l lJ(lt::. i:. ut il11:ing a 1 1·,o-pl~toun
.s.1·s1c1n .
Clnc u~u<i ll l' cuns1dC'rs 11
detend('r une ::tanding <JI'
rrouch111g i11 l)1r u·r111·1ir-..
l"l'<td.1 10 \~1ke 11h;1! llJP !Ip
ponenl has 10 tt11·u11 al h1111
~11111 i~ :1 ~r1 111w let11·1·1n;111
Hwf. C;1n11,hell 1:'J.•1 1/(1 • I"
;11.-,o 1n thr la~·k l•· pwl11r,.
Ut'i(•11::111· •·nd~ .11·1·
l\;1,\lr:-~ 1~1·\U 1711 .-.r ':111d .J<lt'
l>t'llll'l!:1!..t •' 15.!J t.t!• ft,JIJ
At ()r;ingr ("1);1st. the hip
1u·nspe1·\s elrel'hlll,l: 111 11cre 6-fi
l111·11 ;1rd -rentet· Skq1 \\'1l\i;1 1ns,
:1 lr;1n~ler fron1 (':11 Pn\y 1 San
\.111s (lh1~p .. 11 ;11\U li-ll ~u.1rd
,)1>1111 :-;,,1·1nnur. ;in all-t'lF .-;tnr
lrrin1 S(•r1•11e _ \\ rl\1:tn1~ \ll'rp-
2 Ne ,v Aicles at UCI M•n"< 1in.Oe• ll , •• ,. old
J~O;•on o•• fl;~oo n b"' 6 •
M•W• Sin•ln <I •••" old
'to"' !JOI r<0~ t ' o. ,,., •1 !>'·I W•'.~h•IO 4·1, !•<; Ao~•I ~· F,r ... ,.~
''· ' ~. ~., O•t r.oo•••l•ou"'' ~ .;. 0 I C•""~ o•I (~""' <d•t\, f ~·"'I ~~u• roetl; Puod O•I 1-<d'O"' I ) ~l. VI•"" r.•I C.-.noll ~ 0 • 0 A•O•n"c.11" 0'1
Pl,1nt1d • o, ~ <. o ). ~~·~ do\ /,lunn•• e 1, •. 1.M .. nn,., •• .,O .. W0<ml~ I''
l HJll n•• N.mrni> 6 2 6 '· G• •.n'i• a•! l'"'"" o • h 1, (I~<'• <l•I ';w.1•• •-l I •
.. \r1• pl:r r 011r g;1111cs under
the light s ~u wli1 11111 pract1r r
1t1e ,;1111~· 11a1 \\'e had sonir
nf our bc::I pr.al'!11·r ses~ions qf
llH' \(•;1r undrr 1l1c lights the
past· fr11, ve;irs ··
illoat s sa.rs the p1·i1 nBry
f('ason 10r 1he tn<:lic is lo b€ef
\lp his defense . a ph;it-r of the
Oiler ntt;ick tha! drnppcd otf
last ,·ea r
.. Th<lt 11 as u11e 11f Ot!r bii,:-
gest weaknr:>5es last .1·e<1r and
11e think t11·0·pla!nop111g s t il!lll~
tu enhance the dc\('ns11 t:-pir·-
tul'e for us."' says :ll oa1s
And although his dete11~11 (!
<:or ps doe.'\n·t sho11· a great
deal of heft . it does possess
cxcellen1 qulckne~s a n d
pursuit 1ron1 the 4·3 align-
1ncn\. a l lunt •ni::t o n
tradem:irk
~loats has lhrrr pla~er~
"trorku1g at eal'h po~itinn in
huµe~ of adding deptt1 tn hrs
de1e nsc and lhc offens 11·c
ele1·rn ~er1 cs as a b:ickup
IT('ll".
111 thP trenche s ;.r1 dl'lcnsive
l!tl:ll"I are Jl111 Pe<11'1 ( 17.'1 :-r, •.
\\.illl \1el·l ~!)I] 117.~ II' I ;ind
~·01t Ste1rns 1160 ,1r 1 Pr:irl
1~ a r t't11r111ng, s1nrtcr l 1'01n
:-\01 ::o <It F:dl"Oll I lij.\h II h•'rr
!he 19i0 Cit-" AA:\ c.:h;1n1p1tJ11~·
<1re prepping tor \h{' ·71 t"(J1Tl ·
pa1gn
·rhe <l('len;;t·
-1t attack~.
Coal'h \·incl' Asar-,, c.xp!:i11 H·
"l\'e"r1: pretl\ ~11IU 011 f11J1·
-.11lc iii dclfn:<l'_ 11·:-r1
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WORLD'S FASTEST GUN!
f "unningi1;i1n I i1:i ::r 1 11ho has_
hecn !nnk1 11~ be'I 11 l11lr ( 111 1! ~ 1
1 ';:i(h' 110:1 1r 1 is mann111f! the,
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li nebackers en his defense and 1
he·s still seek ing ~is besl <:run-I
hination as !lie Oilers prepare
f n r sa111rd;.y·::; :-;eri1nn1;1;:('
11ilh l'<JOlhill ;i1 Tustin H1:.:l1
11)::111 1_
Butch Cu111n1in~s 1 1rio s1
has been thr rnos! i1npre~,1· ,.
in ll'nrkout<> ;it linch:irl..f·•
1rhile f.1ike AndradC' i 160 11 1
;:ind .John ('.arland 1 li:i i>r 1 arc
doing well. ,
T1\·o othc1 s instru:ncntal 111 t'
the Oilers' Jineback1ng corps
are Ra ndy \!ills f!7.'i jr.l and
.J i1n Poller 1190 sr .1
J·luntington ·s four S('Cnnd~ry 1
player!'. appears sr!. l\'ith ~·like
Prf.nde\"illr 1 liO i.r 1 and K~ Ir
Van Amer~rort 116:'1 jr ' staled
for h;ili bacl.: dut r
At l\\'ill safei1es art 1·11n1
Crunk ! 11·, ~r.1 and ,Jerry
Ashford 11'.'0 sl'J.
Scott \Vliilfield and Arnold
·Ruiz. tY.'O dcfensivt standouts, 'I
are not coun ted on for early
5eason pl::iv. I
\Vhitfield has been lost since;
the ou 1se1 of praclice •.1-'ith
pneumonill bul ~lo::il s i s
hopeful he II be ready for com·
001 bv lhe tin1e Sunset League
va1 rfiire brgins.
llui~ is -'<·hrdule<l for m ino1·
surgery and v.·ill m i s s
Sl'lturdav·~ s{'r1m1nage. HE>
~hould be ready. ho"·e\·er. tor
the i\.fillik,111 opener !
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pl:1 _\'l'1·s lo a 1rnlnl1 1'e openin,I!
de!rn~l\t' ;dig1uner1f f n r
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4;11nl'ds 11·11! inclurlt> C'll ri:o;
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t!i'1·kli•, 11·11! he (:ar1• Anderson
;1nd R11 t1 C dl: rnd~ 11r outsid e
/1n r-ha!'kers 11·ill be \Voody
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die linebacker is ,JeFr \Vinship.
In 1l1e deep ;;econdary it will
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ryhill at tl1c rover backs. 8111
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11•ill ope1·a!e at lhe safel y posi-
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..,~ DAILY PILOT SC ~"'~'"-------Tlt!lrsday Sttit tmbtr 16 1971
Your Moneu
S111all Tax1>aye1·s
Ca11 Figl1t IRS
By SYL\ IA PORTER
You John and \1ary Doe
ha ve bl'en hit bv the Internal
Revenue Serv1te for an extra
$300 on \our !969 1ncon1e lax
You ha'e spent an exhaust1n~
1nlur1ating a(ternoon al 1he
IRS offit'e at 120 Church Sire
et New York Cl !) trying to
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anun1ng vour return that }( u
actuallv made lhe char table
i.:ontr Uul!on he dispu tes but
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'i our \ arious appeals w1th1n
the !HS ha' e fa ded
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refuse to accept this financial
bl ow -and doubt of )our 111
tegr1ty -"1thout a b~ule
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with the IRS 1n court
Yesterd~y s colurnn outlined
l he key points about the new
Small Tax Case D1v1sion of the
U S Tax Court -\'.here \nu
the small taxpa\er n1ay fight
the IR S on any dispute aboul
income gift or es!tate taxf's
1nvol\ 1ng not more than $1 000
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without a la11t y er
s1rangulat1ng red tape 11r any
<1ther big costly deals 111 a
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before a Tax Comm1ss1oncr
fi}mpathet1c to you n1 ther
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ask for four copies each qf
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Tax Case \
(Small
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th is case be conducted as a
srnall tax case under 5ect1on
7463 of the Internal Revenut>
Code of 1954 as amended and
Rule 36 of the Rules of Prac
lice of the United Stale!! Tax
Court
There 1s also room for the
signature and address nf your
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but I m assum1nlo! vou rl' bat
ti ng the IRS 1n this instance
all nn your own l'llh 11
m1011num of expensr and red
tape ~cir thats the rentr~I
1dra of th s Small T11~ lase
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• 11lt )r \IS.11 r11n rrsult In II
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m •dt ll\1111/\l:ilr fo r 11 ~rrh ui:
ly 111 fQ1t1rrrt \Vr 11.rc"'Jfll1d to
help
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doctors I r granted We do
no! stop In r~l'Lll~t' tlw! long arduous )ean nr .ttudy and
prrp!lr111t1nn llnd th~ very ('le
11 clint: \if~ a phys.1ciftn musl
)1'11d In ch,. nh.11m111cy we 11re
In cir sc r 11tar1 11 llh do<' tor~
and ll I~ \rry r\1drn1 to us
hnw muth !hl"y 1ih11t nt lhl"m
j{ [\~t
YOIJ OR Y01 R oocrnR
CAN PllONf US "h"n )OU
M<'rd a d'"l!\!'ry \\r \1 111 tlr
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Area Cross Country Outlool{1
I m\'i'\t'r'f ~-............ . All 14 Orange Co.a.lit are.11
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al! lhr arra schools·
C o1·ot1t1 d ef itlti1·
Satisfacl!on tor f'o1·o n11 drl
~Jar High cross country head
man John Blair and l1i s Sra
K1n11. di ~ance crrw would be
finiShing as high a.~ third oo
fourth place in the Irvine
l..eague in l~il
Sn vs 81'1ir. "wr should
realfslit <illv fi nish lOll':ltd the
middlr of ihe pack and r <l be
\ery happy 10 be in third or
lourth. ··
Rill what makes Blair prac-
ticall v thrO\I' in the tov•l'I
beforC. the fir st 1neet has e\·en
been run·~
"Costa f\lesa is unduubtedly
the team lo beat and. unless
the y p:et hit by any problems
like f111 and injuries. they
should be able lo take the first
four ph1ces in rnost of their
dual meet~ ... Blair n<iles.
The Sea Kings ha\'e been
doing most ly h u I k distance
\\'ork up until now and the y
just be.l!B n tt1eir speed riri\l.~
early this 11·eek. so Blair
figurrs it's too earh· to real lv
fi nd anything derin1l l" about
hi~ team.
Senior Bob OelancPv is the
f'P lv cousis1ent regulii r back
frnn1 the 1970 aP.'gre~;ition with
returninll: \'arsilv alternates
Hrnry \1anney and Dee Guy in
b.1ck. o[ him
The rrrnii1nin~ spol s i11 the
first sp1·en will pro!J;ih\~· be
ta ken up b~· soph J rip Dl'nger,
juniors Dou!! Kn:i pn. ScoH
Crooker and r.eorr.l' Hii:?e:ins.
Firat meet rnr the Se;l l\in.e;!I
Is thl'ir ov•n inv1!:it1onal con·
rab on SepL 25 11·i1h S11n1l! Ana
I.he fl rsl dunl inert nppo nrnt
Stpt. 28 al lr\'i nf' Park
Co•ln /tfe.<n
The (.'nsl;l l\1e$:1 '.\lu~1 :0:1gs
('Ould he the subject or ex·
lrn~i\'e lar~et prRctice when
they oprn lhe 1971 cross ('Oun·
Irv campa i~n in a nnn-lra11:11e
dtinl meet Sept. 23 at l\alel1a.
Or 1'10 surmi~es Joe Fishe r.
thr coach of ~lesa's defPnding
lr1·ine Lr <1gue c-h?.mpiC1ns.
"E\"er\•b001• y,ilJ be sh(M"lting
al us.'; Fisher s:i 1·s in a
figurati\'f 1nanner. "So the.1•'\I
be ~elting their be~t shots 1n.
"But 11·e e.xrect rn be rPAd.v
and wil\ lAke each meet nne at
a time ·•
The r.1us11tng~ lost nn\y Rob
G0!lnirk ,·ia the r:rrnlu:ition
route and Fishrr ;idrl~ "11'1!h
some of thr ~(1od lrf'~hnll'n
and sophn1nore~ rornine. 11p.
11·e hopt-In fill thr gnp \ef1 hy
Bob'~ p:rndunt1on"
1\nd Fi~her i.~n·t hl~I tri~~in~
rus1v pcnnir s intn the rount;ii n
of iinlicipat inn 11·hen l1f' talks
of 1'.1esa prospects
Sen ior twins .John and Tom
Ols11·ang. firql iind third pl<1ce
rini~her~ in th!' lr\'in" la st fall .
tir11d fishrr'~ tah:nted ~nund
\\'i!h litnkv q;.3i ~en 1nr T)r1ug
~1<1C'Le an · al~n in th!' ~lesa
fort>front 111~0 1nC'l udPd on the 11~1 r1f
r"t urnee!'. Bre !'.cninr ,ff'ff
!!;_iight . junior.~ 'Tikr ll nllu1a1·
and Phil Carpentf'r and .~(lnh~
l\ick Priest and ~I i k e
Stutsman.
\railing In lhf' 11·in.11s i~ a
fre shmAn With loads or poten.
tlal -Ke1·in C111lai.;her, I-le is
currrnth· lhe top n.inner on
fhe jun iOr vBrsily uni!. h11vin1t
missed mak inJ! 1hr initill.1
,·arsitv ro~trr b1· nine seconds
in rl"Cent !1ml' tr ial!!:
Ever}'1hlnig "'as 2ni ng great
gu ns ror E<li-'On High cross
country mentor John \\'hitney
unt il irummert ime r <'I I e d
around.
That's v.·hen two bolL~ n(
llghtnil\8 struck thr vouthful
eoach right 11·hert' it hur1.~
most.
First off . \\'h1tne)' ll'r1rn ed
lhal key lwn.-mller Jn h n
McCl ure-. 111 mnsi51ent "uh·ln.
minute pt:rfor n'lf'r, had broken
his leg and i~ 3ppsrentl.1• tn~t
to the Charger squad for the
campaign
Then l\'hitnr v rl!~rnverM
f h 1 I proml11inR ~nhnmnre.
Steve Reed had tr&ni:fer rr<t lo
1tfarlna.
Belillnhing his second ~PIH al
the EdlAOn reins . V;hitnP y stl!I
hts • 11:ood corps nf ruontr" lt:i
('(lunt. on itS' !ht th11r11:er.( join
t1it chr:;c Altl"r t:il,.nl-1;'1r1•"'
drfendin& champion Cos t a
~tcsa
"Aftl"r V.'llat's happened lo
us, lh ere 's no doubl they
!Costa t.1rsa) will take It all
again this year:· \\'hitnry
lan1enls.
ll owever, he shouldn't sell
his young crrw short of thr
lrl'inr Le&RlJ I" diadem as yet ..
Senior ~1 ikr Al1•arez seems
to bl" con,ing of age a5 a qua!i·
11· di~tanct runner and hr's
the be:st Edison has to offer
11 llh ~lcCJurr out.
J unio r .John \Veston . last
1ear·s 1nost valuable Charger.
is expected to bouncr back
afler missing track season
wilh 11 li\'er ailment \\'hile
soph omore Dennis \\'ilson is
primed for a biinner year
afler dropping under ten
minu tes as a fresh1nan.
l\'hi!ney is alsl) counting on
ju nio rs Strgio Varga~ and Boh
Youngrr to carrv \ht>ir sharr
fl f !he mail 11·ith 01her pro.
mising names aro11 11d in the
person.s of junior Ted Baurr
and sophs Bob Tlloorr and
Charlie Jennings.
"\~'e figure lo havr 11
r e pre s e n t ali v e team,
anywa,r." \\lhitney l'Oncludes.
Estu1•t~it1
For a gu~· v.·ho's just stepped
into a new coaching inb.
Estanci a High l'ross co11ntry
coach Jiin Selby e xudes
unu sual confidence,
Says the rook il" nienlor. "11·e
should he considered a
darkhorse for the chem·
pionship. V\'r have the talent lo
do it and ha\'I" \\'arked hard all
a!oru:.
"\Vr have· enough quality to
at least be runnersup. Costa
l\ll"~a is lhe stron~f'st tram
itnd. just listening to thr kids.
F.dison fields a pretty good
team. Rut I'm not. really too
fa miliar 1l'i\h all lhe teams.''
Selbv arimils frankly
The r<lr m l"I' Re11
lntermediate School c<lach has
his firsl seven slots prett.\•
much decided upon 11•ith fi ve
Jetter \1•inners, a transfer and
a good fre shm an composing
Iha! elite J!:roup.
No. I runner is i;enior Ste\'e
Schurrman y,·ith another 12th
gritder -F.ric Olson -ho! on
llis tai\
,Junior~ !Inward H1~bop and
Ste1·r Herr.1· and Sf'nicr .Jflh n
f.rnver i\re the other returnee.s
in the F:aglr ca1n11
The transf er !s H:indy Rof-
ri ns fron1 San r-.1at!'o. where he
wa" 1hr sixth n1an on a team
11·h1ch caplured CIF' Central
Coast Se<.'lion sm;.i ll schools
hono rs last fall.
Selby Is eci:;tatic about frosh
ace ~an1 \\'ard ,
"S11m is rf'iil prnrnising and
i:;houJd be a 4:1D milrr b\• the
tin1e he's a senior." Selbv
sa\'!'I'. •·He's slayed right 11·i th
OlSon fthe No. 2 runner) in
our wor kouts.··
f'o1n1lnin \lnlle 11
fountain Val\ev·~ Baron~
placed sixth '!' ·the Irvine
League cross <:ountr.v stan-
dings in J970. ;ind 1!17 1 ()()\lid
prove to ha\'e n1uch of !he
~ame in store for coach Jack
Kilterell's runners.
Beginnini.t his second season
.11 L the Baron helm. Kt!!rl'll
finds inexperienre and much
unlested ability as hi~ primary
selbacks.
On!~ one t~ounta1n \!alley
returnee junior Clydr
Stirell'alt -saw much varsity
<irlion last se.11son and hi~
li fetime best of 10·20 tnakes
him !he team leader and No. l
competitor.
Others 1,•;ho ran last year but
didn'I letter a re Ga ry St.ring-
er. Bruce r-.toorr, Lflrry
Reid and Jerrv Pull.
l\itlrell also.has 11 couple of
promising s n p ho 1n o re s
av111l11b\e in Randy Oa1•is and
Ste\ e Hansen wh 1!e the re-
n1ainder nf !he 20-runnf'r
roster is filled in b'° a swathe
of incoming freshmen_
The !'l!'l'Ond-year coach says.
"it IO()ks like y,·e hRl'e to best
e1·erybody to do something
this yr11r.
"I hopl"-y,·e·re the sleeper ,
t·o~t11 "lesa llhe drfending
k1ngpin1 is the learn to beat
and I'd im aginr Iha! Santa
Ana Vallev ancl r orona drl
r-.l;ir are pTobably going to bf
tough again.
•·t.fy team will be 1•cry
youni;: and 1nexperirnced •nd
'"'ill have lo work \'l"I')' hard,"
ht. adds.
1111111 h1gl.011 Bench
F.\·erything \1•ent bust for lhe
Huntington Beach Oilerl'i in the
1970 cross country sea son.
Pick!'li in Pf9Cll50n pr~·
tl(\~1ic11ti011~ lo De nne of the.
~erious contendrr' in '70. lht:
Oilers insleJ11d went downh!ll
itnd ended up fifth p1:ice in !he
Sunset \.eagut wit h crO!'SlO\l'n
ri\·al fl.1ar tna innex1n11: lhe Ii·
ti•
And 11 lt hough 1·etl!ran Oiler
t'o:ich Paul \Yood rigures lhiit
his team oner again pose.'J a ti-
tlt rhrral. he llll!n stt~ annther
.,.1rnn~ ll"Am fle ~init 11 ~
nllT~(l"c in !;i•T 1 r:ir·~ Ill"
nerup Eroup from Newport
Harbor.
"I'd say thrre at e fi\'e
trains that are contenders -
!\'ewport. i\iartna, Sa nta Ana.
"'es1n1ins ter arKI ou rsel 1·e.s ,"
\\'ood says.
"Our chances are prelty
good, though.·•
The Oiler varslly 11·dt more
rhan likely consist or four
seniors. two JUntors and a
freshman phenom.
John i\1u1Jins , M11re J\-fitC'heH,
Joe \\1heeler and r-.tark Hill
comp~ise the senior qua rtet
with jun iors Rob r-.tcNaJr and
Hruce Thompson and first
year flash fklbel't Angel filling
out the ren1ainder or the sh1te.
\\'oods fi gures Angel could
possibly be the bes! freshman
in lhe loop based on his HJ;07
ty,·o-n1 ile clocking cnmpiled in
a summertin1e all-comer.~
rnr.e l.
So ph Dan Emplleld <1nd
runior Dennis Pott s L'ould also
break int o the va rs ity ros ter
before the first dual meet
against J\1arlna on Sepl. 30,
l.,u9111t11 Betit·lt
There 11·as such a \\'ealth of
rreshm:in P~Jd sophon1 ore pros.
peels on l11 SL vear's Laguna
Brach High cross counlry
team that coach Len r-.liller
didn 't e1·en field ;+ ,·ars1ly con-
tingent in the Orange League
finals.
fitter the Artists finished
foor!h in du iil n1eet standings.
t.lil!er looked at his youthful
roster and decided lo drop his
youngsters down lo t he
lightweight levels in the finals.
However. now it's a year
later and Laguna 's promising
group of dlstance aces have
had another season's ex-
per1enre under their colleet1ve
belts. l\nd ~!iller cr1n hardly
w11it.
J le confe~ses, "l ii)'lk h1r uur
kids to do very 1l'ell. !'!\ be ex·
l.ren,ely disaµpo1nt ed 1f they
don't.
"\Vlthout a tlou bl. this v•ill
be !he best leflrn I've had Jn
m~' thret" years here "
It appears th::it twn-ye<1r lrt-
lerman Josh Bright. a junior,
is the squad 's lop rii nne r.
Rr\~ht re tur ns :1!ong wllh
:->f'll10r ,toe Pri(·krU lthird 1n
the IOOJI ;it 10 117 in 1970 1 Hild
Jlln1•1r Hill Chr1slc11~en
Also s1H1111ed 11e:1r the tup
ru 11i: on the Laxuo;i IHdder ;ire
sPr1inr .!oh11 P1'H·kf'H <ind
iu111or 0Hrrell Driskell. The
ln!ler c:i me 01it late !asL _\'Pil r
for rross counlrv. tini~hed !0t h
in the league · 1n !he soph
dil·is ion And but de clared 1n-
cl1gible fnr 1rack lri.~t sprinµ.
JockPying fnr the olher l\\'O
sli1!s on the Art i.~I :; 1 ;1rs]l y itre
junior~ K:irl \\'ebber. .Jelf
Ten~leldt and P .11 !l'Cnnnor
\\'ebber and Trn.~!t>ldt h11rl
lhr1r hrs! t;1ste o~ rli.~1:i~r·e
ronnin i: l;ist ;;pn11g 1th1 le
fJ'Connnr 1s m:ik in!! hi~ in 1tifll
lenp onto !he l'On1peL1ti\'e run-
ning 1>cene
tllrtr it•fr
Coarh J<1l'k Hn11fln 's '.\hll'ina
\'ik1ng.~ s/1~11 lo !ht' lop of !he
Sunsel L~Hgtit' 1T11~s counlrv
pic tu re la~t fi1U ;111d iF the
1011gtin1e :irea 1n1·nt11r is righ!,
lhe\· Pnu!d he nT11r1 lhe ~Ian·
(JTngs ag<iin 111 19~1
C ener:ill~ ~ 1t .~IJ.~1 1<' i11
rlil•1dufl l. Hnw;1n S:J \ .~. "I thiu!\
\1e should r1,, ii prr!r1· goorl 1r•h
nr de!endlnR o u r cha!n·
p1onship.
"I look for Nt'1l'porl Harbo r
lo give us lhl" s1 re ingest tussle.
based on the pcdorm;inees nr
lhe tr younger run ners last
"Anet \li'es!n11n~te1· 1night
rome b<ick stronger 11·ith Hun-
t111gton Rrach and Santa Ana
al11n u1> there:· add.~ Ro1van
\\lith the Rradu'11ion of hill
first t\1·0 runners in Dave
Ll.wkman and Bo b Brickner.
llOll'an should be begging for
1nerry.
But things aren·r exactly
that "'ay.
You see, whi!e Loc k1nan and
Brickner have birl ll1e Viking
ca1npus ad ieu. lasl year's No.
J rnan -senior Bob Phillips
-is bark. ;.ilong "'1th a morl"·
th11 11-amp!e supporting cast.
Fin:.\ lhrouRh sixth places
11re 1·irluall)' se1 wi1h Phillips.
juniors Ken r-.1arlyn a n cl
P1'eston C an,pbe l l,
sophomores Gary Rlume and
Jay Hodgers and srnior John
Ne ilson occupying ihose spots,
In no particular order.
Howan foresees n real battle
ror the se\'enth position among
~niors Richard Brebrick and
Scott l\tarlntyre :1nd S(lph
Danny C::idrn
"RlF!ht n(l11• It 's jus l ton e;ar·
ly lo say nbout who1n will be
runninlo! y,·herr." ~3)'!1 Roman.
"Bui '''f''rr pretty !iOlid. to say
lht least."
~fal er De i
\\'inning An~elu., t.eRgur
crnss rounlry f\!lf'S 11t f.latrr
J)r\ tl1Rh h11~ become 1u.
customary for ~t o n 11 r ch
dis!anre runncn; as 1nl'rcly
~PtHng up in 1he mornini;i
r:r.r th .. p·,,t 111111 ''"·tr·• ,.r
cro...,'n capturing at h1aler Del,
i\tc11·k til u!kerin has been 1n
charge uf lhe cross country
program.
But ~1ulkerln has stepped
do11·n lo concentrate on
teaching and recent Chapman
Co llege graduale Jim F'rost
comes in with very optimi.stic
n'loocl.
fall distance r u n n in g
for tunes are good enough on
the Monarch carnpus again to
ha ve already d[etated solid
choices for the first si% spol'\
on the se1•rn-man varsity
ro~ter.
Captain Tom J\feagher is the
1~:1m's best runner, ahead of
.Joe Agu irre. Chris Long, Doug
r-.fa rtin , i\1Jkr Burnet and
freshrnan whiz Joe. Dowling.
Frost describes the lattrr as
"extremely tough for a
freshman and a boy who·1
he.en keeping up wllh 01e older
kids.''
The ~i tal :ie~·enth position
appears lO be a battlr among
To1n f!erotd, \'i nce Balder-
rama and Jerry l\ft:\iff.
"\Ve could be hurting
lictause 11 e'1·r brnught up
:iome untested runners from
the junior 1·arsi1y. But we'll
:;till be tough," frost confides.
~tater Dei 's lir~t test is Fri·
clay at the Long Beach lnviia·
lional.
.llissio1t \liej••
The year of the Diablo could
1\•cll he the order or the day in
lhe Crestview League cross
<'OUnlry race.
CoaC'h Gene Curule of
l'llission Viejo High has his
J)inb!os primed !or a con·
ce!'ted efforl of w1estling the
loo p diadem frorn last year's
co-chan1pions -El ~lodena
<1nd Foothill.
And !here 's µl ent y o f
l'easnns tor Gurule lo be con·
fidenL beginning \\'Lth senior
t-:d Hadernuicher.
A 3 05.7 1321! spe<·1a!1st last
spring in track the talented
lladern1richer ha s been doing
\l'e!l in the D1ablos' presea.~on
\\'Otkuuts and he and h\~
m;1 tes could SPf>ll troublf' for
anyone in lht>ir paths.
Whi te R:1drrn1ather is the
;!euuinr gr m tlf the Dl11blo
group, thl're 11re ;it least lour
l·ohort~ 011 IHs heel s_ They i11·
1·lu <le Jl!illurs ,\\;irl {'.-1oi:.:1;1110
and !\en !Jo11cr and ~opho·
1norl"S .!oe Buonu <ind :"-lark
\1011·er (h:t•n 's brother •
Oihers figurir1g to play a bi,i,::
p:irt in ~1 ission Virjo's t1t!e
run are seniors liordon Rogers
<ind {'.lackev Q'[>f•n nell and fre~hn11tn john Cook, who
clocked ;+ 4 ~ 111i le as an
r i~hth gr:ider at La Paz
lnll•rn1cdi<1te School I a s l
spring.
c ;ur11le hOats. "this is pro·
bah!;.-the best )<lrOUJJ !'1•e ever
h;1d here <ind 1\·e should be
n~h t up 11·ith the rrst 1 E:l
t>1u~lrn<i , Foo thl\1 :\lld Vi\!<1
Park) or then1 -it'll be renl
llght.
Ile adds, "\'\'e \.;tpl n)~· k id~
1ogethrr all sun1mf'r and lhal
helps,"
~\1ss1nn \1cin ~r\s its first
rr;1Ck :it <•ut ~1dr ('f1tTIJ)Ct1tion al
lhe C11ron11 drl :0.1:i r !nvita·
tiri11al Sepl 2:. 1111d eng:i~es
hri~t J!!'lnl'hfl 1\lan11t n~ in dllal
111rrt cn1nhsi1 Srp1 2$
J\ e 11·11f11·t ll111·b •1••
r•1r1ure <tr' arnl\ ul hun~rv
rt'nsants ru~h1n~ hrarlil,1 attPr
a herd of bel".i v i;t~t'rS and ~nu
1111gl1t h11vt' snn1eth1 ng-close to
the upcomi ng Sunset Leaii;ue
crns~ country derh~.
Silting ;.itop the heap <ii
present is defe nding rhanipio n
t-.1;irin:1.
ll o\\·e~·er, At lrn sl [oui· other
lr.11n1s pn~e r 11 r n1 1 d a b I e
r h;i\l enges to \he \'1kings and
perhaps the n1osl serinu~
thrl'A t emanates frurn !he
Newport lh1rbnr T:irs
Tar head coach Rert !)Onnld
sees a better dMy ahe:id fnr his
tharges. "·hn 11·ere lhl" Sunset
runnersu p 1n 1970.
"The lengue seems as open
as la~t 1·ear and tl1arina.
\\lestn11nstCr. S;int:i Ana nnd
ou rseh'eS y,•l)l he strong. Anri
H11ntingl.on Benrh won't be a
\JUsho\'er either ." ht' say~
Senior John !lolromb is !he
J\ewporl learn leadrr with
senior Da ve Crnss and junior!!
Craig Clarkr and Ler Betson
not far behind.
\Vith a possibility or being 11~
high es fourth on the Tar
menu, senior Otnny Clinr.
\1·ho's heen gway al! summer,
is counted on lo improve the
squad's tille hope.s later in the
season_ LateJy. ho11·e\'er, Cline
1~ nose-to-no!e \1•1th a host of
11lhers in hallling lnr thr last
thrct> varsl\y l!\10ts
F1gh1 1ng ti 011! fnr ''Rts1!y
herth~ alnng y,•llh Cline are
l!l'n1ors Tim Rurt~, P r t e
~htrJ.:<1l is rind Jeff l\in~~ley,
JlU11ors Ste\'l" ('ol lins, Jirn
\~'Hkes 11nd Bil! Heidebrink.
sophn1nore San1 S1makis 11.nd
rreshman Kur! Clarke
i'\e\\'Jll)Tt nJ)tns Its schrdul l!
Se p! 2J 11·it h R non·leaJ!u e
lria n~ulRr Rl(R inst Long Beach
\\.\l~on Rnd hosl Follerton. So,
11·, 1r! I· 1rr~ 11i:i1 111""!
.should tell h.im mofl" about lus
runners.
San C'l e 111e11ce
Although coach Bob Radford
of San Clemente High hR.•
been a track arKI field tutor
for a dtcade, 1971 v.·i\l n1ark
his fi rst fl ing as a cross C'oun·
~ ........ , .......
•
THE LAST OF
THE DAREDll!VILS I
try mentor. -~-r--:.-,-.
And wi!h !he T ri I ons lfal&E
starllng school a v.·eek litter ftlMltJOI
/this r-.tonday ) tha n most of\ -
the opposition and a minimu111 $ll
of returnees, Radford could ' &. \ LYll /
hal'e a long sea-'<ln ahrad of! • ':\ L.l'-""'"'-'lol
hi;;dfo <d ""def e " d ;·,, g' '-._• ~ ~\\1 ..... ,,
titlisl Foothill, l\!ission \'ieJol ~ \\. \\ .,~.1191~•'
and El f.1odena fighting it out • -\ ~\ , ,.,., ..... .,
ror CrestVi!'W League's honors ... , '\. ~ \ Im-, ,..
"'ith his Trilons r:iled as ~ '1 ~ *' ..-. ::;::;."C:;.."1t~
possible spoilers. --ALSO PLATING --
"l\'e"re just really ge!l1ng Yul Brynner in "ADIOS, SABATA"
started right no1r.'' conrides
Radford. "\\'e'\'e been 1l'orking __
out at 1 a.n1 _ on the beach! ~::iii::iii::iii~::iii;;;;::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii::iii~::iii::iii::iii~I e\'ery day and v.·ill be starlingli
on speed 11·ork each day after
school next 1veek."
A trio of lettermen bolster
the Triton distance C'orps -
seniors Tirn Smith and Steve
Peter and sophomore Tom
Anderson .
Anderson ran the varsity!
mile last spring as a freshman
and could be the sleeper in the
Sa n Clemente cross C'OUntry
ranks !his season.
Although Radford i!! still a
long way from determining
who'll be in 11·h1th spot for the
Sept. 23 ope ning non-league
rneel against invading Brea.
he boasts or four other solid
prospects for possible \·arslty
berth~.
FREE CONCERT
Introduction To
TR ANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION
" "THE NATURAL TENDENCY "
Friday, Sept. 17-8:00 P.M.
MARINER'S LIBRARY
2005 Do''' Dr., Ntwp•rt leati'I
Spo11tored by
STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL
MEDITATION SOCIETY
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'fhe latter quartet consistsl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I ol seniors !\like Ka schal, Tim 1;--
Vnung and Ste1•e Scotl and
jll nior i\likt Geddes
Radford adn1its !he seven
lads 11a1netl abol'e could com-
prise his e.nlire v:irsity but is
quick to add. "y,·ith somr kids
still on \'acation and others
11·or king out on their o~'n, it's
Ju ~t hnrd to tell."
tlr1i cersiry
\\'hen you're a high school
cross country coach or a ne11·
tram :lnd find oul ynu'1·e lus\
~our hesl n1 nner r1·en bPfnn•
1hl' l1rs l rn rrt ('\'f'r rolls
arnuntl. it t:n11\d Jll'Q1 I' 10 be
quite a ri1le1nn1a
Suth i~ !hr t:ase fur llal
ll :oirkness. 11·ho asstime~ the
cr·oss country rein.~ at second-
,re,1r Uni1'f'r sity Jfi1~h.
And the situation is i1ol
pa rticu larly rosy fur the Tro-
jans. who lost Nn. I runner
l\en Hill to intradis1 rict ri1·a\
Tustin via !he transfer route.
Harkness. ho1verer . is ac·
cepting his predicit ment 11·ith a
stiff upper tip and is pro-
ceeding 1n putting together
11·hal he hopes 11·1\1 someday
soon he ;i li1r rat11·e distrrnce
runn ing progra1n.
A distance coaching \'eleran
11 ho produced top r;.ited haH-
n1ilers. rnilers and t"'o-milers
rn stints at L,\ \\'ilsQ n ;ind
S"11th G:ite l1igh sr hoo ls.
JJ::irkncss figures 1t takes al
lrast lhrce or lo11r rear.~ In
build a dPcent pro~ranl I
Hr says. "~n111e!1rnrs yn11
!1:He If• 11 ;11t until your
f 1·e~hn1~n ;>,re sPni111·~ 'in C\rdt>r 1
1n h:i 1r ;1 1111rth11hlll' pro~r;un '
"V111· u~. l hr~e first cnup!c
f'r \\f'rk~ arr ~11111~ !o hP ~ri1n .. I
:\ lr;1 nsfe1· lprt!l ~011 !'1 ll ij.\h
in Torranrf'. Terrv Rrildford ls
rrg;:i rderl h!<' ll:il'knrss as
I "nil'er.~i !y 's br~t p ro~ p I" r t
\\'1lh tr:1C'k lt'tlern\;1n John
DeH lon not rar beh irrd.
tt,.c st111 i11st.e 1•
.J ack Hedges 15 probably one
guy y,•ho y,·ou!d like to harken
baC'k In the good old da.1•s 9f
1he early· and mid-l%Os, when
his \\'cstminster Lions con-
tinuall v don1inated the Sunsel
League cro5s country scene.
Lately !like lhe past t11·0 or
thr·ee srasons, ror example 1.
Hedges has produced some
respec!able aggregntions. bu!
none 11·ith lhe formidabili ly of
the old Lio n 011\fit s
This year seems lo he no ex·
cept ion to the ne .... ·er rule 1\.'\\h
tea ms Hkr tl1anna 8 n d
Newport Harbor sha ring !he
brighlest pllrt of the spotlight.
As llerlges puts ii. "11·e; don't
really know 11•hat kind of a
leam l\'l"'re going to have.
"\Ve do have son1e returnees
\\'ho are expected to help u11,"
sa.vs the longtime arcR coach. 1 Of the \\'estminster runners
\o,:ho ha\'e been v.1orking the
ha rdest thu~ f11r in prepara·
lion for !he ·7 1 campaign.
!ledge.<> lists 10 <ts posslbilitles.
inc-ludin~ letter v.'i nners: Bob
Dil'.l1.. Tom Shirley. Bo h
Ail1nre7., Bob ~1endo1.11 11nd
·rom St1cy.
The remaining five ire .Jim
Po~s. Tony Romflnn. ~!Ike
Araun.~tein. f\1ike Ch11ppelt and
Hugh r.t11clnnes.
lled11:r11 !!ends his troop!!: Into
rtlmbal Sc!pt. 2.1 l'IR"R i n~t T..ong
Beach i\lllll kRn ln 11 lent11l lvely
~chcd\1ll'fl rhu1I mett at Ca\
~·:i1 r 1 l.on~ Br:u'h 1 . '
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2nd GREAT FEATURE
New Music
Plans Set
By Schools
~
A b road~ned mu ~ic program is being
fl ffered lh1s fa ll 1n the San Joaq uin
E lf'ml'.'nlary School D1strir!
A general musir program begins in kin·
clergarte_n. wit h 1hr tracher introducing
the ba sics of musical instruction. ac·
<'<'rclin,c In district coordinator Airs . Joan·
ne Harris.
~r<·ond f,lradt>rs
1nstructioil and A
mon1hly rrom ;;i
re<:eiVI"
Sp!'ciaJ
district
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Sad After111ath
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Andy~s Story
'Dirty Job' for Police Told
BOSTON !AP\ -Andy 1\!oes. v.·ho !lied
marijuana complaints a yea r ago against
Robert F'. Kl'nnedy Jr. and R. Sargent
Shnvl'r I II , says or his ternporary sum·
mer stint a:ii an undercovt'fl narcotics
agrnL "lt .,...as a dirly, slinking JOb"
"You have to ha1•t a stomach of cast
iron." :l'loes. 21 , said in an interview
\\lerlnf'sday while describ1 n,i: ht~ 1nle as
the hipp1e·t·Jad undr.rcovPr asen1 "ho
v.·nrked for the police department in
Barnstablf'
He filfd ;ibout Ill compl.:i inls. i11clud1n~
those against !ht Kennedv family
C'OUSlnS .
··rhev 1 the. media) destroyed him." ht
~aid. •·tr you or I were arrested for marl·
juana , nobod y else would know. But my
virtue nf the la<"l tha t he was a Kennedy,
he rnusl p<1y fnrel'f'r .
''f liked Bob by Kennedy' a lot. Th3!'1
11h<1I trars .1ou [!part .•. The mistake he
made 11·;i s that I v.·as a good enough con
n1rin tn ~rt him tn tru st mP "
The dc1·isu1n \I) file 1he complaints did
nnt CflOlP Pa slly, !-aid ~loes. a New York
r1t\ na111 f' first ;ind
rrc-ul;ir rlass
mus1r !C'".~on
conrd1nator.
Third gr:idprs get "'erkly lessons and
fou rth gradl'TS get a lw1ce-a-IVl'f'k in-
:'i!rtlC'tinn in s1rin£: instruments in addition
tn lhC"ir "'cekl v lesson
Graveside services are held for eight members of
the Gunnison iroloradot Junior ''arsity football
team a nd an assistant coach '~·ho '4'e re killed Satur•
day in a sc hool bus accident e n route to a football
game The nine persons per!shed "'hen their school
bus crashed off Monarch Pass.
Young Kf'nnedv i~ the \'lll nf !he late
Srn Robrrl F'. Kf'nnedy and Shriver is
the !IOn of R Kenned\' !n-!aw R Sarc.enl
Shr11·er. the former Pearp Cnrps director
anr! ex·ambassador to France
'\\'hen I rcillltffi !he pos111on I v.•as in
-all thf' !raJ:erlles the Kennedys have
l}i'f'!l 1hrough -I sat !hPre thinking, 'Oh
m1· Gi'Kt. I'm going to bring another one
on them ' "
Fifth and si~th gr<1ders are exposed lo
ch0rus and band in semiweekly session5.
SC'renth ~radcrs receive a semester of
s;cneral mu sic and all -year band anrl
ch,..ru~. Eighth ,craders continuf' voca l
and 1n s1rumental instruction through
band anrl chorus.
"The proi::ram is designed ln fit !ht:
ni::eds of <tll studPnl ~ in !he district and if
p;;rents are interested in beginning music
pro i;:rams in pro,::rcss thcv can call me,"
said .\!rs . Harris. ·
She said she would he interes1ed in
!alk inl! to iinvone interested in de \•eloping
an int ern1ediate strin~ ensemble
Instrumental instruct ion is available in
br11 s~, trumpet. trombone. baritone. fl ute.
clariiiet. saxaphone, percussion (with one
,Vfar of exper icnce l. violin. viola and
cello.
This year 's music staff inclu des: Le-
ffi fl \'ne Taylor. O'Neill. V a I e n c i a.
Cordll!er<1. Linda Vistn: Rich Stroup. Del
C'errn. Oli\'ewood. r.ates nnd Aliso;
\\'a.vnr Bisc hoff. Turtl!' Rork. University
P11rk. Irvine and F.l Toro !\1arine: Mrs.
Ll'f' Austin . Lind~ Vista. Valencia,
Cnrd1ller;i: Mrs. l\athv \lejtas::i, O'Nf'ilt,
Del Cerro. Gat,.s; r-.tiss Sherry Poster,
l.Jn1ver s1!y Park. Turli!' Rock. lrl'ine :
~1 rs . Trud i Bergman . Aliso. Olivewoocl
and I r,·ine .
Missio11 Facelift
Mus t Mee t So111e
Building Coll es
San .luan Cripistrano"s mi.~sinn rPslora·
lion prn1er t won'! bt' fnlirely exempt
from hu1ld1ng codes
The city coun1·il this v,oeek asked lhe r'i·
ty attorney tn dr:ift a resolution that ex·
cepts the missi0n from some parts of the
building code but requires it to conform
to the resL
The resolution. which v.·1!1 Apply lo lhe
mission only, will also stipulate th:it
plans anrl cnginccrini;: data will be Tf.'·
11uired befrore reconstruction is permitted
t.n mA ke certain each bu ilding v.·i!l be
slructurally sound.
"'\Ve also will re£1uire that evi dence. be
submit1ed to show that buildings al ready
rr~t nred are structu rall y sou nd ." said Ci·
Iv .\!anagrr l'lonald G. \Veid nr r.
Thr council had nriginall.1• passed 11
reso!ut1nn tnta!ly exempting !he mi ssif)n
rirnJrC I frnm building and safety code~.
b11! re'lutrint: code conformanrf nn n!'W
hu ildini;:'!' which are not pa rt of the
h1slnri;il bu1ldini::
Rut thP ci tv fathers later reconsiderrd
t.he resolutiori and rormed a committee to
stud)' !he problem lo in sure the s_afety or
tht' buildings. even 1hough the ~1ty nu!d
""' he held responsible if an accident oc-
f'urrcd ;\J;ivnr Tnnv Forster had expressed the
hnpr th.'lt thP new nrd1~ance _coulrl co~er
n1hrr histnrical hu1ld1ngs 1n 1hl" c1ly
11·hir h migh t ~nn1rd-.v lw f!'~tored .
fl11! !hf' r'nt1nr1I rlrC'1df>(! Pach situation
11oulrl nr,.,d ~rf'ri<il rnosidrratlnn and
limilrd thP resolution to thr. ~·lission
A poll oua ul Houo re d
SALT LAKE CITY (AP ) -Apollo ·1rt
11.stronaul James Irwin has b ee. n
presented a letter sweater fro m hi5 high
school alma mater for being "the best
Jnng distance man" the school l"'Ver had.
The presentation wa s made by East
l ligh School lrt1l'k Coach Jerry Johan5en
;i1 a 1n.:iss gathering Tuesday of Salt Lake
high srhool students al the Unil'ersity of
Utah ~ladiu m.
Jr\\'in fil'.rad uated rrom East in 1947.
Viejo Days
Festival Set
For Sept. 25
r.1ission Viejo Days-a free v.•ee k!'nrl nf
activities. games, and contests-will
begin Saturday, Sept. 25.
The fourth annua l event. sponsored by
lhe Mission Vil'jo Acli\'ities Committee,
v.•ill have several nev.· additions this year.
There will be 11 physical fi tness pen·
tathlon for boys and gi rls six lo 18 years
of age on Sat urday, ha ndball. tennis and
so ft ba ll tournaments, a v.•ater carnival,
and a dance.
On Sunday lhl're "'111 be a horseshoe
tnurnamrnt, children's J:an1es, 11 gre.:i sed
pig contest. holP in one golf conlest. Ing
rolling and log sa\\'1ng contests, a greased
Po le climbin~ conies!, volleyball com-
pelition , bicycle ma r<1thon and en-
tl'rta in1n!'nl .
This year there al so will be judging for
the best beard and "hairiesl gams ..
All Sunday events w!I! take place on 1he
golf course in Miss ion Viejo with events
starting as early as 7 a.m Frnm no0n to
-.; p.m will be a barbecue featuring a
New 'Vork Steak dinner for $2.25 or a
Eipeci al hot dog dinner for only 75 cents.
1\1ost events will have registration iust
prior ro the beginning of each separate
arlivi fy_ Childrrn v.·ill be rr'qui rrd to ha1·e
pern1i s.~inn slips lo en1er 1he greased pig
compel ition.
One even! mi ssinR l hi~ year is the steer
riding conte.~t v.·h1ch pro\'ed to be "' !11\le
more than lhe committee bargained for.
The slcf'r~. it Sel'm~. brnke out of their
pens ancl Y.'!'nt running through lhe
streets of 1-.l ission \'iejo v.·ith cowboys
from th e O'Neill Ranch in hot pursuit.
After that episode, the C!lmmittee
decided "never again'' Recording to Vince
Esposiln. publicity chairm an.
Awa rds for each event v.1111 be
presented Sunday between 5:30 and 6
p_m., !he same time a r!rawing v.•1l1 take
pl<tce for a ~teer clon ated by the illis!lio n
Viejo Company.
Tickets for Saturday's dance from 11:311
p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Mon!anoso Recrea·
I.ion Cen ter-feat uring both rnodern and
Y.'esltrn music-are .:ivailable by calling.
the center at 837·4084.
Groundbreaking
At Librarv Set
Saddleback Col lege trustees v.·111 Ji!,a!her
at 4 p.m-~londay to hold g:rflundbrea k1n~
ceremonies for a $3.! mill ion library.
classroom complex.
The. building v.·ill br the first pcrm anr'nt
construction on the 20()-ar're ran1r11~,
loca l.ed .:it 28fl00 fl.larquerite P;irl.11;11 ,
fl1 1ssion Viejo.
~loney for lhP budrltn J: rame frn1n ~!l ~
n11ll1on in bonds, appro1erl by 1ntrr.~ 1n
J !!OR.
In l'~ditinn lo lhf' library. the bt11ld1n~
'viii house 13 classroo1n~ an<l a prfl~r;im
med !Parnlng Cl'nlrr C la~srfloms will he
ph ased out 8f; tht library operations e>:-
pand -
The fttc:illly 1~ scheduled for a
December 1972 completion.
Ancient City Found
TEL AVIV (AP 1 -A complete Ca-
naanite city dating back 4.500 yea rs has
been unearthed near Arad in lsrael"r,
Negl"'v Desert. said archeoklgists at th e
Israel Museum.
Better Idea~
Car Hulk Now Le1nonade Sur.nd
WHITTIER !UPI) -Eddi!!: C811"1pos. who set firr to his 1970 Llncnln
Omlinental in front of a f ord Motor Company assembly plant because It "'as
a "lemon," now has a better Idea.
Campos. 48. paid $62 to get the charred hulk nut of an Impou nd lol 50 he
r'nuld continue his vendeUa. "' hauled it to a Jot he own.s in this Los Angele s
!\uhurb
Hr cut a hnlt In the lo p Wednesday an d plun ked a fivt-foot high !tmon
lrre on the frnnl seal. Branches with lemon!' on them stick out. •
A sign f;ayi;, "Eddie Ca mpo_. has a bel!l":r idta" -a takeoff on the Forrt
commercial ·
"And I'm gonna prove it to them Th ursday," Campos said "I'm gonna
servt some lcmonad t ."
The night nf Aug. 31. Campos drov f'. the $6.SOO car on lo the lmnl lawn of
1hP Ford plant in ne.arby Pico Rivera. He doused it .,,.ith gaso!inl!: and tossed a
match. ·
When firemen arrived th ey uw Campos ~·a tching his car bum. They
asked him why he did it.
"I hart saved up ror five. yl"'ars tn buy that car ntw and 1t turned out tn
hf',. lemon." he said "I h11d il lov.·ed in for rl"'pairs 10.000 times and e.ver~'hody
just laughed ;it me. -the deale.rs I took It to, the f ord people. I c<iuldn 't get
any satisfaction.'' . ·
Campo~ is conttnu1ng In make. payment~ on the car. Nn charge!! h:ive.
hC'C'n fil'ed fnr the ca~-burning incident.
Marine Officials Say
El Toro Fig·ht Racial
\Ve<t r1ng v.·!re -rim g\assf's, leather \'('St,
lon,t: hai r and a beard. illocs mixed ea silv
\\'ith the young crowd . To snn1e, he v.•as
known as ''Happy Andy"
··t found lhe work d1 s1.:istrful. sneak~·.
dirtv, underhanded -d1slastef ul bo!h
perSonall.v and profess ionally.'' said
r .. 1oes, now a senior at ;1 Roston.area col·
lei;:e.
He still fee ls nrcssures fr<1m th<tl ~um·
n\er He said he oncP ht1d three shots
fired at him. and his aparln1ent. 11·a-; tire
bombed. He has n1nved . ha s an unlisted
number and has ii license ro carr~ a i:;un.
'"If lhe (IJl1cc r 1n\·nh·ed is sensitive -
-.nrl I thi nk I am -1t 1s <1 very diff icult
dec1~1011 . A nurnber or other juveniles
11·err given the san1e trratment. I decided
that it \\',1s my 1esoon~1b11ity as a pol ice
olf1cl'r tn see that the law is enforced.''
Kennedy and Shriver v.·cre charged
with being drhnqL1enl by reason of
posses~inn nf rnariJuana and placed on
prnhation fo r 13 mnnthi..
~Inc<: ~<ltd hP rarnf' In ('Ontacl wi th the
[\\·n 1hn1ugh ano ther JU\'enile he had
under survr1llrinc:r. ~1 <1rt11!' Cnrps officials lo<!;iv ad mitlPd
that Tuesrl.:iy night's minor rio t a! El
Tnro Air Ba~e which re.,ulted in the s!<ih·
bing of one m<t r1ne , Uiiury lo eight others
and damage to a hilse bu ilding, had
racial ove rtones.
A black ma rinl', Cpl. Jessie Brown of
Dallas, Tex. v.·as stabbed by another
black scr\·iceman when he interceded on
beha lf of lv.·o men v.•ho had tried to assist
a l\'hite rnarine v.·ho had been injured,
a11thor1t1es reportrd
"The incident \\'hich rcsu!led in a cn n·
frontation betv.·een military police <i nd .10
In ~ blark. marines occurred outside the
l'nlis1('d n1£'n 'i; club." the fC'\)f)rt said .
"Tiie club mMager had askrd snn\e
persorinel \n le.:ive the cluh bcr.:iuse nf an
ar!.'Un1cnl <1nd they moved out side
V.'ithout causing any trouble.
''Hov.el'er. a small group t)f men lried
to rrentcr the club and a fight took place
resulting in facia l injuries to the \Vhite
marine
The report. frQ1n the t.·larine Air BasP
rnnlinued: "At thi~ poinl two bl;n:k
nH1rines reportedly offered to take the in·
1urrd whitr marine Ill a station
clisprnsarv for trratment. Th is rcsul1ed
in rt's1st;ince from some of the sur.
rounding black ma rines.
"Cpl, Brnwn interceded on b<'half of !hf'
two men "hn had trif'd lo assist the. in·
\tired \l.'h1!e man and v.a s slahbed by one.
of the surrounding h!ack marines."
Rase offic1.:ils said 1h.11 the C'r0\1·0 nf
black marines v.·as dispcr5-f'd by security
personnel and ~hortly afterwards v.·in-
<lov.•s \Vere broken in the enlisted ma ns
club and a small car wa s ove rturned.
Authori ties are lnvesUgating l h f:
Laubach Method
Eng li sh Classes
Slated in Capo
Ke11' classes to tra in \'o)unteer~ tn the
Lauba ch Method of teaching r:n~li ~h rn
the fore 1gn·bnm v.•ill start in San Juan
Capistrano 1n Octnber.
Because of the <lemanrl for 1nstructnr'>,
t.1 rs. Ona!ee Carter "ill 1nstrur1 rwn
r la.sSt>s fnr the South Co ast L1trr.'lr_v
Cnuncil at the Community Presbyteria n
C'hur('h, ~2002 n el Obispo.
One ~rnup .,..·ii! star1 i11ond:iy, Oc l 4
frnm 9 a m In noon anr! an ev£'n1ng tla~s
""'Ill be,R1n \\lrrlnr~d;iy Oct. Ii. lrnm 7 pm.
In Ill-pm. The training se~~1nn~ 1v1l l 111·
1·l11dP :tO hours of rl-.ss wnrk 1n ii 10·1\'f'f'k
prnnd.
Tl1f' So11th C'riatt L1tf'r:11·v ('011n1·il h"~
r·enlrrs 1n San .Ju;in C"' ri 1 r> Ir ii no,
Cap1 s1ra11n Beach and S:in Cl!'ml'nlf',
t11lorin,g ncr.~ons of ~1 cxican. Crrman and
.Japanl'~e backgrou nd who v.·ant In IC'arn
tn speak . read and write En.s::l1sh The
La11bach me thod of teaching English ti)
the foreign·bnm ha s bl'i'n in fXi slence for
40 years and is used in more than 40
countries,
fnr further in forma1ion call t.lrs.
Carter at 497·ll:t8 or Gerrie \V1lbrecht at
492·8269.
Saddleback Aide
Whacks Lo'v Vote
S;iddleback Community College wil l
open irs doors on lhe new semester M on~
(lay, offerini,:. in addition t.o regular pro-
grams, 11 certificated courses. Allow ing
students to move Into the job market
aft.er one year or schonl.
Certificated programs includs. ~c·
coun ting. ttir!ine stewardess, automol1ve,
technology, husine.s:i; m a n a ~ e m e n l .
clerical. stenoi,:rapher. early childhlJOd
education. real estate . retaiHng and
secretarial.
Addi tion ally, the co llege v.·ill nHr r !~
two ye ar occupational prog ra m!\ and will
bel!1ii its rei;:islered nursing cou rse.
Classes 11t the college run from 8 11 .m
to 4 p.m. ;:ind 6 10 10 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
Princess Expectiug
THE HAGUE (AP 1 -Queen .lul1'!n.:J°f;
p111ao::e ha~ ;innouncect that Princr~s
f\tar,;iru•t, the "'ife of a r·ommonrr, is l'X•
~ct1ng hrr third child next ~l arch Thr
2!l.year-{!ld princess. the v•ife of Dr .
Ptcter van VnlleAhoven. ha_. twn ~""·'· ~laur1ls. 3, and Bernhard. I
rircurn~lances ~urround1ng the incidents
tnda.1·.
E1)'.lh! men w!'re treated fo r cu1s and
bruises at the dispensary and srven
relcast'd. One was h!'ld fo r obst"rvatinn
Official s v.'ould not release the naml'-'
or any other of the men involved.
''Evrrythini:: h<ippencd co1ncldentally,''
~l ocs said. "I handled him like any other
inl'est1ga t1on.
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Looking back on the nPv,.~ covrr:.ge
that young Kennedy and Shriver rece11'·
ed, ~foes said he ~uld have acted dif·
ferently. ~
He said he .,..a~ in contact v.·1th Kennedy
for aboul lour weeks, describing hlillself
as "more or r.n acquaintance than a
friend . I had a car and he didn 't."
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Miller: Not So
Fond Farewell
By Tll 0~1AS "1 URPHII\'I:-;
Ot l!O• D•ll~ l'llat S1t!t
FARE\\'ELLS DEPT. -The longest
reign of all clty administrarors along the
Orange Coast has con1e to an r.nd Dr"lyle
fo,1iller , 59. municipal heAd man in Hun-
tington Beach for the past 11 years, is
out.
For Mil ler, the end did not l'.'Omt' bv
falling over in his chair at cily hall or at
B pomp-filled farewell banquet or
anything as grand as all that.
It came on the short end of a 5 to~ City
Council vote in the be ckroom.
The "official announcement'' was of-
fered to press and public Tuesday at
11 :4:> p.m. when the City Dads saw fit to
emerge rrom a secret huddle that had
lasted almost three hours.
Few people v•ere surprised . Miller the
least of all.
INS IDERS \\'HO have worked hard at
trying to pie<:~ together all that ha ppened
suggest the actual countdown sequence
for r-.lille r came a week earlier, on Sept.
7. when the council gathered in another
secret session to vote 5 to 2 to hand the
city administrator his ·walking papers.
r-.tiller "'as given the papers about 5
o'cloc k Tuesdav afternoon, huddled .... ·ith
the council latfr. brief!}· at 11 :30 p.m ..
and departed ci1 y hall before the officia l
e1nnouncemrnt 15 minutes later.
,.. _rR IOR TO THE culmination of all this,
or coursr. va rious members of the City
Council had been mouthing all kinds or
pontifications about ho .... • t>arlier flareups
of t11iller criticism were ''a closed case"
and no longt'r n1erited discussion and
v•ere '"blown oul of proportion'' and bla,
bla and so on.
In the end, Huntington·s municipal
fathers. in th eir infinite .... ·isdom, blan1ed
the "·hole problem on the press.
Somehow. ho"cver, you ha ve to figure
It wasn·t the press mee ting in secrel
sessions "'here secret pacts and secret
votes "'ere secretly hun1med_
ALI~ THIS ASIDE. it might be sug-
gested that it sim plv hasn't been a very
good period of time for city ad-
ministrators to be assured of longe\•1ty
along !he Orange Coast.
Others have departed in r'cent times,
guch as Lee Hisner in Sea! B'ach:
Harl'ey I.. Hurlburt from N'wport
Beach: Ernest L. Thompson from San
J uan Capistrano and James D. Wheaton
tn La guna Beach.
1".0 "' 1\11 LLJ::R joins lhem and ~·ou
h<>ve 10 figure JIHt) he lie just got swept
up in the tcrnper of tl1c 1in1es.
Any"'"Y . as has been noted in the space
before. the city nianagcr dodge is a chan·
"'' ~;ime in \1·h1ct1 tl\e ag ile plAyers 1t'nd tO keep une hag pAckrd ;ill the time.
l\l i\ler has s::iu.l Ii(' has fe w regrets
about his tenure in ll untlngton Beach.
Indeed . it 11·as a lnng one, six yc;;irs
longer than th e fivc-sr;ir average a!loca-
11on granted tn city managers before the
11·elt.:ome n1at hrcomes hadly frayed.
ll E l'HESIDEIJ at Hunti ngton·s city
hz.'! dur111g a boom !hat ":as almost un·
prcct'den!ed iiS tlus 1011 n grew into one of
The rnosl 1n1\l0tlanl cities in Orange
t.:ount,·
And. 1n !he fulure . lnnc after the harsh
···•ord ~ nt r (Tl'!ll d:11 ~ ha1 e faded. we may
[1n<l 1hat a µer~)X:l"\l\C as~essmeni of tus
tf"J1ure 11 di br lvr tn( re kind .
Juli ~ ~t i ll \Vo rk iu !!
.1 1\Cl\51)~\'1 L\.E. l'la 1A!'1 -Jul1t'
N 1 ~nn J•:1~cnhn\\1'r 1~ lil1lJlll1ng <lr•l11nd
11 ith <i east on hl•r ll'ft foot ;ind helping
:;low le<1mt'rs at Atl<1n11c l.lea1:h Elemen-
larv School.
il1rs. Eisenhn11cr. the Prrsiden\'s
daughter. 1ras hired as a third grade
teacl1er with "'ithdrew ""hrn a book earl
toppled and broke the big toe on her left
ioot U1e second day she w~s on the job.
Tl11~ee Deacl
h1 Bloocl y
Japan Riots
NAR ITA. Japan (UPI! -Thousanrls of
~t11r1(>nt s and fa rmers used 1n0lotov
cocktail!. sucks and stones to battle
p lire tryin~ to clear l;111d for con-
, '·· r \ion nf an I nternalinnal ;11rport.
Three fl'Jlii.:e were killed. one by t1 ham-
bf)(l spe:ir rammed into his stoma ch. Bnd
nearl v 150 in1ured
At [L"ast 5.UOO police. 500 prrfet•lual or-
hcer~ and an estima ted 2,000 s1udent11
anrl fa rmers "ere 1nvoh·"d in the rioting,
v.1h1ch started when bulldozt'rS 11 ere
brou~hl in to clea r the last stretch of
land needed lo build an airpo!'t lor jumbo
Jets 30 n1iles east of Tokyo.
~Inst cf the land 1vas bought without
trouble and construction of the airport
has been undef"·ay for nne year. but the
parcels or land near the end of the
runway still are held by their original
n"·ners. 11 "'as this land involved in
lodav's riots -one of lhe worst
distUrhances in Japan since the end of
\\'orld \Var Tl .
The students and farmers dug JO.fool
deep trenr..hes around the perimeter of
rhe land and hun11: banners from a steel
"'atc.h tower proc!airning : "We will figh~
lo the death to protect o\J r land s."
As the polict fought what an1ounted 1o
a foot-by-foot battle to clear the lal)d,
about 130 bulldozers and mechanized con-
struction vehicles advanced hchind them
to destroy fortifi eations and fill in the 10-
foot deep trenches.
The students . sQme of lhe1n y,omen 1n
pig!11i ls. fought bat"k with ei•·r~thing lhf·y
r-1111ld lay their hands nn -!'litks. stonc5,
molotov eocktails and "golden bombs."
bn!1le filled with human exerement.
Al least 80 childrr.n frnm pnmary
schools near the airport ""l're mobilized
into a children "s rorps tu be used as a
shield by the landowners, but rint pplice
avoided the children and none of the
youngsters was hurt, police said.
Senate Approves
Ca111p Laiv Death
\VASHINGTON I UPI 1 -The Senate
gave final congressional anpro1·al today
to repeal a never·used law pcrmittini:: the
government to oper;ite rlrtenlio n camps .
No dissent v.•as heard 1n the \'oice l'Ole
to scrap lhe 1950 Emergency Detention
Act. The House approved it Tuesday 356
to 49 and the repealer no"' goes lo Pres1·
dent Nixon who asked for the action.
The 1950 act provided that in case (lf
v.·ar, invasi(ln or insurrection in aid of a
f(lreign enemy, the gov,rnrnent could de-
tain anyone it suspected miqht enga~e ln
espionage or sabotage. lt perrnitled
detention without due process of law.
"!'he bill not only repeals the 1950 la1v
b\.Jt carries langua~e requiring an act of
Congress before anyone rnay ht in1-
prisnned or detained t':..:t epl unde-r ex -
isting crin1inal lRw~. The spo nsor wa s
Rep. Spark tllatsunaga (O-ltawaii1.
lletcds lt1quir!J
.l~obcrl E. Fischer, cl cputy stat e
a1 torney general and head of
Ne\\' )'ork's Organized Crime
'l'ask Force, \Vas na n1cd by Gov.
J{otkefeller to head an invcsti·
gation into 'alleged crln1lnal
art~· committed during the five-
day uprising al Attica State
Prison.
Nixon's Efforts
To R escue U.S.
Dollar Pushed
t.OJ'\DON (U PI ! -The United Stales
v.·111 enforee Pres.idenl Nixon 's mc11.~ures
In rescue the doll ar until it hc.s balancer!
il s p11yments \1'i!h the rest of the \1·orld
and 11·011 a cer!a111 safely n1argin, U.S. of·
!ieials said toda y.
They said 11,'ith American foreign
business nov• expected lo be from $9
hillion to $12 billion in the red in 1971, this
c;1nnot all be achie\"ed this vear.
Thev said, howevPL rh e ·united Stale.~
has fnade clear to i1s ~·hicf trading
partners it "·ants this done in a short
period of lime.
U.S offi cials said there is no question
of lifting the 10 pPrcenl Jtnports
surcharge or abancloning other doll:ir
rescue measures announced by the Presi-
dent Aug. 15 until the United Stales is
well out of the Red .
This rene .... ·ed U.S. "·arning follo11·ed
rl nsely a speech by U.S. Treasury
Secretary John B. Cnnnal!y \\'edncsday 10
finance ministers ~nd central han kers of
the 10 richest non-Comtnunist nations.
They were meeting as !he ~rnup of ten ,
cons 1~l1ng of Belgiun1. Canada, France,
\Ve~t Gern\a nv. (:rl'Ht Britain, Ita ly,
.J;ipan. thr Neiher\rinds, Swerlen ;ind th11
United Stales. Switzerland allr11dcd as an
obse1·1Tr,
Sentries Asked
To Guard Art
l'ADUA, Haly (AP) AnolhC'r
1 alu ablt-painling h~· an e:irlr l!:ih:tn
n1a~ler "·as stolen tndav and the head of
a parliamC'ntary c111nnl1ss10n ;i_o;ked !h;it
the :irm.v be used 10 ~tnn ;i 11·:11 e of art
thrf1s fr nm unguarr!('d ('hurrhl'<;
Liu~rppe Rom:inal n, hr:id of the Jlou~e
11f D1'pU! l•'S Com rni~ . ..;11111 of Fine Ari-:.
pn1pn..-rd 111 Hnn1£' Tha t .irn1y ~cn!rics h~·
11'.,.,J ··:is :in f'n1cq:rt1l'V 1nra.~ure"' unlil
111ef111i; (';u1 hr found !n :;afrgu:i1·rl thr
1lal nn10n_1 of art in churches sc'at!rred
Rrnurl{J llal\".
ll 1s ~u.i:~estinn c;i1nt eflcr thir1·es
tnade off Ol'ernight \\"ith a \6th century
painting \\'Ol"th lens Of thousands flf
dollars. It is variously attributed to Tin-
tnretto, a student of the R'naissance
n1as!er Titian. and to Veron's', another
Renaissance n1aster.
1-Iurricane Sets Sights
Etl ith I/ ea ding T oivnrll
S111r1111nry
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Louisiana Coastline
TPtr1peraf11re~ 11 UNl"TEO '"Ill INTlllN.i."T ION•L
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S. Viets Turn on Gls
New Protest Flares Outside Ar111y Base
SAIGON (UPI) -An angry anti·
A1nerican d'monstration broke out toda y
at a U.S. Ar1ny base near Saigon. The
U.S. Embassy ad vised Americans to
adopt "protective security measures·•
against the wavt of firebombing and
terrorist violence in Saigon.
A demonstration against President
Nguy'n Van Thieu al50 broke. out in
Saigon tonight. National police firtd
teargas into a group of 100 Buddhist
students at th' pagoda of the. militant An
Quang Buddhist sect after demonstrators
burned Thieu campaign posters.
The lastest ;1nti-Amentan incident
Oared al the U.S. Army headquarters
bas' at Long Binh, 18 miles norlheasl or
Saigon , "'here. nine civilians v.•ere injured
when their thrce· .... ·heeled bus "'as hit by
a U.S. Army lrut k.
Upwards of 300 lambretla buses b\oc·k·
ed the entrance to the post and more
than 100 demonstrators, some waving
banner~. dem;,.nded Iha! the Army take
ac!i on against !he GI. rln\/er. It was the
second sut h de111 onstrallon in thal region
i11 fi ve days.
The rour-hour demonstration ended
peacefully when U.S. military spokesmen
promised lo inl'estlgate the cause of the
aeci den t in whicll a 21~ ton !ru ck collided
with the civilian bus outside the main
gate at Long Binh, the largest U.S.
1nilitary post in Vietnam.
Last Sunday, a IO·ton U.S. Army truck
i;mashed into a ci vilian bu~ and two
smaller vehieles on the Bien Hoa highway
leading lo Long Binh. killing at least
eight \1ietnamese and injuring about 30
others. The three Am erican occupants of
th' truck were stoned by angry crowds.
In Saigon, the U.S. Embassy toda y
issued a memorandum lo all American
mission pe rsonnel in the capital to adopt
''proteclive security measures" because
of a recent wa vt of anti-American
firebombings and the des t ruction
\Ved nesday night of Saigon's second big·
gest night club by a plas!ic bomb.
Thi' explosion at the Tu Do nightclub
killed 15 persons including 14 Vietnamest
and an American civilian employe of a
contracting firm. Another 57 persons in-
cluding 50 Vietnamese and seven U.S.
servicemen were .,.,·ounded, some serious-
ly.
It was the worst such incident in Saigon
in nearly six years. On June 25, 1965. 4.i
persons including 12 Am,ricans 1\'ere kill-
ed and at least 80 per~ons injured in a
si milar explosion at the r-.1y Canh floating
res!aurant in the Saigon Rh·er.
The embassy memo ad1·Lsed American
ci\•11ians working for the government to
refrain rrom moving about in public in
groups larger than th ree or four persons
and to stay out or areas v"hert !here are
large crowds.
It "'as also suggested that American
personn'I att~r the rout's they tak' lo
and from their jobs in Saigon to al'oid
establishi ng a pattern which .,.,·ould be
easily recognizable to a terrorist.
The Buddhi11t students in Sa igon burned
campa ign posters put up by follo .... ·ers of
Thieu and his vice prt sidential running
mat,, former Pre1nier Tran Van Huong.
The students wet' protesting the ract
Thieu is lh' only candidat' in the Oct. 3
presidential t ltction.
No one .... ·as reported hu rt in !he in-
cident.
Earlier. tOOay the venerable Thi ch
(Rev.I Thien Hoa, national leader of the
An Quang Buddhists, issued a statement
urging his one million followers to
boycott the October election because the
Th1eu·lluo11g slat' has no opposition.
A full stale Buddhist boycott of the
elecl!on could seriously affect Tb1eu·s
Chane's of getting the S.O to 65 percent
vote of confiderlce hi' has asked ol South
Vi etnam's seven million e!1gibl' voters.
"'If lhis si tuation goes oo,'· Hoa
declared in a staten1ent. "It will lead to
dangerous tonsequenc:es "'hich wil l
v.-·eaken a country already 11,·eak, make
1he "'ar fierct'r and niake more mlsery
for the population.··
In llue, the former imperial capital 390
miles norlheast ol Sai,llon. mil itant
students held a news conference today
and said they \\'ere dernanding the im-
n1ediale withdra1\·al of US. forces fro1n
Vie tnan1.
Hue has been !he scene or anl i-
America n demo11strations over tht past
\\'eek follo"·ing the fatal shooting of a
\1·ould-be thief by an A me r i I'.' 11 n
ser1·ict'm an. There ha 1'e been a number
of firebombings in the city and U.S.
soldiers are al1 01ved lo tra\·el in the arra
only in convoys of al least six veb le!es. \
~ * * * * Ha11oi N egotiato1· Sou11ds
New W ar11iI1g 011 Electio11
PARIS /UP I) -North Vietnam and
!he Viet Cong declared today that the
prospecti l'e re-election of South Viet-
namese President Nguyen Van Thieu Oct.
3 1,1•ill perpetuate the war and complicate
efforts to s,11 1, it.
The 1,1•arning 1\•as issued by Hanoi's
chief negotiator. Xuan 'fhuy, the the Viet
Cong's deput y delegate , Dinh Ba Thi al
loday's Virlnam conference se~"iion
They unleashed a barn1ge of criticism
against th' coming Soulh Vielnamese
presidential voting.
Simultaneously, lhe Viel C0ng oHici;il
made a ne1v appeal to chief American
negotiator \\'iHiam J. Porter lo agree to
secret talks with th,n1 -.11 move alreadv
scotr hed hy Porter last week since it
~-ou!d exclude South Vietnam's peace
mission from lhe backstage talks.
"Unless the United States stops sup--
porting Thieu. the solution of the Viet-
namest conflict \1•ilt become niore pro-
blematical and the situation \\"ii! not fail
to "'orsen" Thuy said as he 11·;i!ked into
the grey-stone ·ma jestic hotel for the
l291h meeting.
t lis and Thi's thrust at the ses.~Jon in-
dicated the two d,J,gal1ons' main effnrt
\l'ill portray Thieu as an oHicial
American candidate and depict hi~ possi-
ble re-election as one of the main
roadblocks to a peat"eful solution.
•'\Vho is not a .... ·are that it is the
American ambassador v.·ho arranges for
e\·erything in !his farct'. including t he
choice. of candidate and the result or the
vote." 'fhi said in an attack on U.S.
Am bassador Ells11•orlh C. Bunker.
"As long as the United States pursue!i
this polic~·. as lon11 as il intends to main-
tain Arneril'.'an troops in South Vietnam
and keep Nguyen Van Thieu in his place,
the South V1e!nan1ese pr11ble1n will not be:
settled, the South Vietnamese populR!ion
11·ill ket>p fighting and finally, !11e United
Slates "·ill meet 1vilh a total l';elback",
Dinh Ba Thi said.
I fe again criticized Porter's suggestion
of last ·week to mol"e lhe conference in tCJ
rC"strirted sessions that would receive ntl
press publicity. The Viet Cong official,
hn1\"Cl"er rei1ert1!ed his delega tio n's offer
t11 n1eet Porter µr1\·t1tel,v to "listen to his
opinion and explain to him nur position."
Both Com1nunist officials said the C"on·
fhct can be ended onll' 110 !he basis of !he
\·1r1 Cong"s seven-point peace plan pro·
n11s1ng In release all A1nerican 11·ar
prisoners simultaneously "'ilh th e pullou t
or L".S. froops if the 11·1thdra11·al is com·
pleted before Dec. 31.
TODAY IS THE DAY OF THE CAT.
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Six college students fron1 Oregon rested \vcrl nesday after rolling a beer keg 931
miles fro1n Golden Gate Park in San fra nclsco tn the Olympia Brewing Co.
bre\.very in Tumwater. \\lash .. A.long the V..'ay during their 13-day trek, the new
reco rd holders collected about $1 .300 for vario us mu scular dystrophy funds.
GOP GoverJWrs Support
President at Conference
SAN JUAN, P.R. iUPI ) -
Republlcan Governors appear
convinced they are riding in
the sa me political boat ;;s
Presiden1 N1;.;on :ind lhal a
:o;;:ife !rip in 19i2 depends
J;irgely on lhr success nf his
er:(lnoniic policies.
Georgia Democrat. and \\!in-
field Dunn , Ten n e s s e e
Repu,blica11 .
ReRular procedure calls fnr
rcsolu1i0ns tn be submitter! a
month in ad vanre for con·
sidera!.ion by 1he i; Ix
permanent committees o f
conference . With few disputes.
resolutions repor!ed fr n m
these con1rnitlees were given
routine approval.
/\s a resull, Rcp11blir:ans a!-
lending the su111n1er srssin11 nr
the National <; n v er nor s '
Conference were unwilling 1n
aUack Nixon's economic pro-
posals and a Democra tic-
sponsored resolution w en t
do11·n t.o defea t before the
meeting adj nu r n e d \\'ed·
Fo1· POW Releflse
Preside11t l\iay Modify
Withdrawal Sta11ce
nesday.
Repu blic;:in Gnvernnrs at · \\'ASlllN(;TQN (AP1
tend ing the meeting al sn m;:ide
)t clear they h;.id nn intention Presirlent Nixnn m;:i~' rler1dt In
nf criticizing Nixon's proposed modify nrpnsit1on to !hr \'1Pt.
trip to Communis1 China nor Cong-Nnnh \'ie1nan1ese rle-
~·ere 1hcy gning to suggesl manrl fr1r a !971 An1erir;:in
substitutes for vire president Y•ilhdr;:iv.•.•I rl ea d I i n e , ::id-
Spirn T. Agne11• on the 1972 Republican ticket. ministr;i!ion sources s;iy. in
Led by Gov. Arch A. l'v!nor e order to nht;iin release of US
Jr. or West Virginia. the prisoners of war.
newly-elected co n re re n c e They indicated the Paris
chairman. the nine-member peace talks are at a full sl9p
executi ve con1mittee of the 00 the prisoner issue ivilh conference was flying to
V.'ashington today to partici-each side "111aitlng for a
pate 11•ith Nixon in a confer-brea k" from !he other . "~1 v
ence on policies 111hich will guess is that th is hreak 11•i!I he
folln111 th e current 90-day that bel11,ren nn w and 'l'!P.v X'
v..•;ige-price freeze. Rich;ird Nixnn 11·ill 1nnrlif~· nr
current 9 O · d ;i ~· v.·;ige-pr ice rb angf' his pn~ition on the \1ii>t
i\fnore lnld reporters he CfJng's first j)Qint."' on e
drplore as a p11bll('i1y stunt.
The hest estim ate, ac-
cn rrllng tn U.S. nfficials. is
lh;it Nlxnn mav announce in
N0ve1nber a Substantial in-
<'reasr 1n the curr e nt
v.'ilhdrawa! ra1r. perh a p s
.:inlounting !o \"i rli1;il\y a tnt.a!
C'utback in troops by spring or
e1·en earlier.
* * * McGovern
Says Raid s
Hurt PO~
hoped the governors 1\·ould not gove rnn1C'n!. offirial s;iid SAIGON (AP1 -S e n .
spc<1k w11h nrposing vif'I\'· Il e w:is rc>ff'rrinJ.! tn lhe George i\.'lcGovern said Thurs-
points, but then atknowledJled ::;even-point Viet Conj.\ peare d 11 H · ;iy 1a t ano1 p e a ce !.hey must speak as individuals pl::in pr0ooscd .J11ly 1 .:it th!'
since the conf erence had takC'n P;iri.~ t;dks ThC' firs! poin!. negotiators in Paris indiC'a!ed
no position said all l l S prisoner::; helrl in lo him that they ha ve harde n-
The Oemocr11t1c governors Vietnam 11•nuld hr released "if ed their stand on releasing
dr11fted a res11l11tinn on !be U.S. gnvcrnmenl sets a American prisoners of war
eronornic policy Jl.londay bul !erminat d;ile frir 1 h e hec;:i.use of the unsuccessful had tl'l suhmit it under a prn· 1\·ithdr~'.11·al fr0m South Vie!-
redure requiring a thrt"e· n;im in 1!171 , !." S com rnandn r;i1d nn a
fnurth.~ 1otf' l'l1f' Repuhl 1c:1 n Nixnn h;is s~1d rf'ppat('dlv PO\\I ramp las! Nn1ember .
side 1·if'v.·ed 1t a,.:; a r;irt1san final withdr;i11,·;il 11"111 rlrpend He. tnld ;i rl'por1er "The
dO('ument ;ind ref11sed tn g1vf' on rrk·;ise nf thf' POl\'s as Nnrth Vietnamese are more
lhf' Ot"n1nGr11ts the \'ntf'.<: tn \\•rll ;:i.s 1hr ;ihili ty of thf' re-lurtant to releasr prisoners
("al l i! up Saii:?nn gnvrrnrnrnt tn r\f'f"nrl :;1nre they arr snurc:es of in-
Tw o nther resnl11 !i0ns, r11rh l !.~rlf fn1•1na!inn nn \\'hrl"" prison
rrf111i rin12 a three-fnurths l'n!r. Thr 1 ·n11t·d Sl ;ilf~ has-nnl (•;;nips ;irr loratf'r! Prisoners
11.rrf' re1rrtf'd ;ifrrr ! hf' rr1rrted lhf' \"ir1 fnng prn· v.hn 11re releasrrl cnuld reveal
l:."('nnn1n1c s1.1 l('tncn! R111h np pn:-.a l nu1n ~ht hut \1 .:is !llr l!1rnt1r;n nr prr~ns and
pnsrrl n1;:iss11 r b11s1ng tri ri £' n1 anded rlarrrir rit1nn siru·r th1•re b;i.~ bee11 one raid,
HHH Says
Primaries
Expensive
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (APl
-Sen Hubert H. Humphrey
says next year's presidential
primaries won't play a n1ajor
roll~ in picking the Democratic
nominee.
The Minnesota Den .verat
sa id in an in terview Wed-
nesday he is continuing to give
serious !hough! to becoming a
canclidate and will come to a
final decision by the end of the
year.
Humphrey ~aid he hasn'l
fu!ed out entering l h e
presidential primaries, "but I
surely would rule out. under
any circumstances. entering a
large number of them.
"I consider them far too ex-
pensive," Humphrey said.
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2 High Court Judges Remain
Hospitalized as Te1·111 Neru·s
WASHINGTON (AP I -The and al the courl from di sclos· dent Warren G. Harding to
Supreme Court approaches a ing the nature of his illness. nflmf' Edw;:ird T. Sanford and
new term with two of its nine On \\'ednesday. his office Pierce Butler as their suc-
justices in the same hospital hriefl y s;iid he was at cessors.
suffering from 11iJrnent s, Bethe::;da "for maintenance nf Black is the current cou rt·~
Court and hospital officials a proper blond .~ugar balance seninr member. ha vi ng servffl
are gullrded on the conditions during steroid treatment" of 34 years, .11. span surpassed on-
nf the twn elderly judge~. the inflammatory condition. ly by John Marshall. an early
Hugo L, Black and John il1. The court resumes publ \r chief justice, and Stephen J.
Harlan Black, 6;l. 1s said !n sessions Oct 4 In the past it Field, a 19th Century ;issociate _.,our SottU::ltl have "an inftarn1nalory con· has operated 1vith only seven justice. Black has given no in-
u dition of the blood vessels." justices -the most recent dlcation of any desire to retire
OTTAWA 1AP1 l 'he Harlan, 72. is said to have "a heing the spring of 1970 when and has named clerks for the
Royal Canadian ~1 o u n led backache." Ahe Fort as had resi gned and forthcoming term.
t~olice offered a $100,000 Both me n. v.'ho are di sta nt Thurgood f\1arshall was put l[;===;;;;w;o.:y;~;-,-==::;
reward \Vednesday for in-cousins, h;i ve been ;i t the out nf action by phenumonia . WHAT IS YOGoA ?
formation leading lo the ar-hospital k•r v:ccks. Harlan ln .January 1923 th e court MHl1•!1onr •••r(11•r
'!lff DIMONST!l-TION t i '1119•
po1tu"' "'" l!'IOl<ll!•U~n. ! t n i 1 ~ 1. I :~ ,.m.
rests and convictions of four entered Aug . lfi for "'hat was had two offici;il vacancies at j
young Amerlcans sought in thought initia!I~ to he a the san1e time . J us I i c e s
connection wit h 11 f;i!a! born -"sacroiliac strain " ~tahloo Pitney and William R. !I
bing in Augu sl 1970 at the Black was hospitalized Aug. Day had lefl the bench and it 't'OG>A CENTll
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7:30 p.m. :irhirve r.i.,·i;il h<ilance 111 1hr(l11gl1 srcrf't. or rl'st1·il'ted the.v fe;ir more m1gh1. come."
srl1ool.«. One was spon snrrd h.v rli.<:cuss1ons. nf whn t 1s 'in-Mrfr011ern conferred with
Gov. George C. \Vall:ire nf \'nh·rd. The other side hns in -C<Jmn1unist. negotiators in
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The Tragedy of Attica
\Vhen convicted criminal~ submerge the Image o(
lheir crimes and convictions under a psyc hological
phantasy that converts their derelictions into "polilJca1
crimes." storm i:oignaJs go up.
Such .signaJss'\\1ent up at the prison at Attica, N, Y.
last week in an orgy of irrational emotion. It ended this
\t•eek in the v.1orst prison riot 1n modern United Sta t e~
history. 1'he loll \11as 32 inmates and 10 prison employes
d ead as of \Vednesday. and there could be more.
Ultra lefltsl attorney \Villiam Kunstler of Chicago
Seven fame, speaking for the revolting prisoners. called
the New York state action to pul do\vn !he prisoner take·
over "murder by the state." This was predictable. Some·
hov•• the blame aln·ays seems to shift to the enforcers of
Jaw and Qrder in such circumst.anres.
The perpetrators of the revolt should be dealt \l'tlh
in full nteasure for the death and destruction they
brought on. 1\'onetheless, it is sull a fact that the US.
prison system is archaic. often racist, often brutal and
sorely in need of reform. Jl is far 1nore a system {or
hardening and P.ducall11g criminals jo sophisticated
criminality lhan for rehabilitation and a useful place ln
50Ciely.
1·11e problem. as in so many other social areas. l.!i
one of insufficient funds It. is alsD one of the human
instfncl to punish, even "''hen other measures \voul rl pro·
duce better results for society at large.
The tragedy of Attica can be redeemed only lf it
l5erves to point up the internal condition of the nation's
prisons. If it makes America's good citizens av.1are that
they must stop closing their eyes lo \'.•hat happens lo their
prison inmates under traditional methods of exacting
"payment for crimes." it will be helpful to\vard reform.
If ii. makes them ~1 illing to take the. next step, that
of providing enlightened and humane means of true re-
habilitation, then Attica's tragedy "''ill not have been
in vain .
Law and order there must be in any society. free or
totalitarium. Unfortunately, the penal system in America
has failed lo inculcate gobd citizenship; just the reverse.
Ln the reordering of national priorities, reform o(
the penal i;ystem all across tbe nation, state and federal,
deserves a high rating on the list.
A Political Trade-off
The Orange County Harbor District budget and tax
rate went up I his year and the blame 1s being put on tile
upcoming acriuisition of the so-called Salt Creek Beach
for $2.6 million.
Action by former 5th District Supervi~or Alton Allen
resuJted in a county appropriation nf about $1 mUlion
a year for beach purchases. A study of priorities put Salt
Creek Beach in the No . I spot for purchase.
It seemed to follow from this that some mo ney al·
ready '"as in hand for Sall Creek Beach and that the cur·
renl boost in lhe _Harbor District budget and tax rate
must be due at least in part to other factors !Uch as in·
nation.
J\1ot so. State. mandated \l.'eifare and Med i-Cal costs
caused the supervisors to cut the beach acquisition budget
about in half last year to keep the tax rate do\.vn . That
Jefl the cou nty needing about $1 .1 million for the Salt
Cr eek Beach purchase>.
So it became a politically expedient l.rade·ofr. 'fo add
this sum to the roun1y general fund budget \l.'OU!d be a
conspicuou~ addition to the already heftil y-boosted (34
cents) county general tax rate. So the $1 .5 mill ion ear·
marked Jor Salt Creek Beach is now in <1 reserve fund
for future park purchases. The Harbor District tax boost
\vill cover the full cost of Salt Creek Beach.
It was easier politically. the supervisor s reasoned. to
add the cost lo the Harbor District budget and tax rate.
So the Harbor District is the "fall guy" this year. and the
taxpayer still picks up the tab -just from a different
line on his county tax bill.
Ti11iber Debris Chokes Streauis M aki1ig Wise
Use of Our Indian Fisheries Spoiled
WASHINGTON -While the B ure~u of
lnrl ian Affairs flounders in a bureaucratic
fog, the limber b;ir.
ons of the fa r north-
v.•est have gained
control of hundreds
nf ocres of Indian
1imberland _ ..
Often the loggf'rs
ha ve r a zed the
woods with abandon,
let1v1ng branches.
lopp1ngs and other
r1ebris thal have choked off streams vi·
1al LO the Indian fishing indust ry.
~tany Quinault Indians of coastal
\Vashington earn their livelihood by
r<1tching salmon which breed lt1 the
i:;raveJ beds of the clear. cold rivers that
run through thl'ir reservation .
Salmon production, however. has fallen
nfl in recent yt"a rs. and thl' Interior
Oepar1ment's Bureau of Sport. Fishf'rles
:1nrl \Vildli~e holds the timber companies
l<irE;Ply r£"sponsibll'.
sur.H T l ~I BER operal.nrs a;; Evans
Prnrlucts f'..nmpany and R.aynnier Inc:,
h::ive cu! timber on tiie Quinault re~erva-
11nn with little regard for the strean1s
;inr1 rivers. The dl'hris ll'fl alone the
banks has clogged some streams, block-
in~ adult fish from their up slrt!am
r.pn.,.,·n1ng bt-ds.
The Bureau of Sport, Fisheries and
,,~-;_,_..,,. ·-~-.. ..,.,..,...~~ . .,. .. ,.~
; · 11 ack Anders'.on ·; ' .
\\11ldlife claimed in an unpubli cized t.1ay,
t!l7!. report I.hat some of the rh·er~
"11·ere found In be .so tillered ~·ith loggin g
debris that fish passage is impo~s ib!e ."
The limber cQmpcin1e~ have also strip·
ped \'egetalifln from the banks. Th is
causes erosion and sill build -up ! v.•hich
clogs the gra,<et beds v.·here !he fi~h
spa\l.'TI !, heavy v.·ater ruti-nff f wh ic h
washes the n ve r hed of f1 sh eggs 1. 41nd
an increase in water lemperiilure (which
adversely affects hatching !.
OVER $500 .000 in frder;il funds,
meanwhile. "''erf' spent in the mid-fi-Os to
c!ear streams and correct damages that
could have bt>rn prevrnlcd .
Timber operations nn Indian re~erva
tlnns. theoret1call~·. ;irr supervised by the
BIA. For over Sil ~-ears. 1n fart. the agcn-
rv has been rnllecting lll percent of !he
Indians' llmber rece1pl~ for "ad·
m1n1 sler1ng" t1n1ber rontracts.
On papPr at least. lhe BlA "s regulation&
ca!I ror "str ips or limber" to bt left on
"each !'Jde of !'lre?Jms " The agency is
al so supposed to see that '"311 dt"br is
caused by loi;ging" is removed from Ille
streams.
These regulations have been ignored on
the Quinaul t reservation. BIA offici;iJs
tLJ!d us they have little jurisdiction over
timber practices oo the reservafion
bt"c2.t1se most of the logging is heing dooe
on land v.•hich I.he Indians have snld
outrighl They stilt ov.·n the streams but
not all lhe land beside them.
"\Ve m:iy have a mQral obllj!<ilion
here," said a BIA spokesman. "'but "'e
ha\•e no leg al obligat1on."
TH~ BIA , OF COURSE . has been
;iware of the limber companies' devasta·
tion for some rime. An earlier gnvl'rn-
menl report, "''ritten in 191\6, concludt"d
that the. "dwindling salmon production "
v.·as C'auserl J;ir~ely by "past and current
loggi ng operations.
"F'ai!ure to TC'C'ognize the ma~n1tudt
and value of the rese rvation fi shery
'"'.~ou rce in the pas!." said lhe report,
"has been the primary cause of the prob-
lem . On Lhl' other hand. forestry and
other pha ses of the timhl'r indu!'1ry on
fhP rPsrrvatinn ha ve received ;iclive at-
tention hy RIA en1plO:.'f'S."
ln 0lher words , the BIA has shown
more 1nter!'s! in se_lling timber lhan in
prnte:cling the Indians.
Thl' 19/IB report w;is follo11·ed b~ a flur ry
nf meetings ~t\\·een 1ndian.~. l0gi;er ~ and
bureaurra t ~ Rut rhe Indians. for all lhe
r riocl it. did them. may as well have.
stayed homl'.
Preserves Are • Ill a Jam
VOSE,\1JTE f\ATJONAL PARKl!'\G
LOT. Al 'GUST. 1984 -The \\'esrern
Rrg1onaJ \\'ildern11!'s Prf'S{'r\ P, a J fi-acre
~1tP JUl'! north O[ hpre \1-'aS dedicated lt1
.;rrroprrate ceremonies torlay.
ThP Preser\.P, along wtlh a similar nne
ti' ;\fa1ne. 11•as PS-
1.1 hlishf'd by an act
nf Congress as 1he
!'11ccessful culmina-
tion of a lon2 fight
b\· R;.lph Nr1der . the
f:1r rra C 1 u b and
"ther cn11serva11on
groups.
As the. Prt"s1denl
,o.;i1rf in his messagt"
r,.arf al Wday's cerl'monies. .act
~·~Pps sare for all timl' unspoiled
"-'1ld~rness areas from f\1aine to
r .1!1fnrn1a where general.J ons yet unborn
may view our prt"C1ous na tional her1t.age
of t-;orlg1ven sC!!nJc beauty ."
The entire 3.6 acres of the \l/ilderness
rrPserve hf're is surrounded by J2-foot·
lll~h eltttrified fence tn keep nut tim·
·~·rmPn , miners. cattlemen, real eslale
6t1lesmen, road builders and motel
:ipera!ors.
OUHGI COA'T
DAILY PILOT
Rob1:rt N. Weed, PuOH.sht r
Thomll6 Keeui/, Editor
Albert W. Bolts
Editorial Page Editor
~ edltOria.I pa.re of the Dally POOi
M"ela. ti) lnl'7m1 •M 1t1mu.l1te rTad·
~ hy presenr.int lhls ne1.1'5p.J~r·1
oplni'>ns and mmmrntiu-y on topics
nr 1otrre1t and s11nillcanct", by p~
vld'inr 11 forum for ':he v;pl'f'~slon ,., ,,.1,. re..adl'n' optnlom. •nd hy P""'
5t'ntlng thfo ti 1v1>n,e Vll'wpo!nit. ol ln·
fnrmed obt.,.n:rn and 1pokesmen on
1oplcs ol the <11.Y.
TburJd•y, Se ptem ber 16. 1971
Art Hoppe
\'1~11nrs, on p;iyn1ent of ii arlm1ss1on
fpe, ('O!f'r throu,llh 1he. \Vest Cia1e and 11re
fnrn1er1 in grnup~ or 21l fnr guiderl tours of
the \1hole preser\'e. The tour lasls an
hour .
THE FIRST POl~T llf 1ntertsl is the
Go\'ernor Rnn alrl Re_~i;an J\1emonat
Fore~t. This towering "'hJ1P pine tree is
believe to be morP than 70 yt"ars old,
u·hich v.·ould make. it the oldest ll''lng tree
in \\'estem Amerifa.
The tour also 1ncludrs a \\·alk alon,!; the
17..:iak \\'al!on Trout Stre.:1m. Jn keeping
"''Ith the \\'ildemess concepl. the stre;im
1s not s!ncked 11nrl lhtrefore contains no
flsh Ho"·ever. it has actually bePt1
cer!lhed by pollution l'Xperls !o ·be still
gafe for s"''immin,i;:. "And to keep 11 that
"''ay." <IS the guide carefully explains,
"no bathing is pennitted "
But !he high poin t of lht lour for lhl'
young noe~ Is Crystal Pure Spring. This
sprin~, "·hich hubbies forth from a mossv
cleft 1n the rocks. is probahly the 1i1:;l
Sf'IOI Hl America where. one can drink
wa1er JUSl a111 comes from the.ground.
\\'h ile lhl' youngsters 11re impressed by
the fact that once all of America's ri ve.rs
and sl~ams ll·ere drinkable, the.v dl)n't
care much for the water. \Vithout
ctitnr1ne nr other chemic11ls. as one lillle
bo v puf 11. \\'Tinkling his nose, ''it surl'. i!
la~leless "
Tn addll lon . the Prl'5trvt oHers lhrtt
11uthorizPd C'amp sill's available hy
rl'str,·al lon. Sn far , !~rt hai·t bttn .no
applican~. The modern camper. o{
Quotes
.l ;irut~ ~l adl~on -"To th~ prt.ss alont,
rhPckfl terl ;is 1t 1:i. ll"l!h 11huYs, lhf' world
I ~ uideb!ed frir all thl' triumph" which
ha\r lvrn oh!111nr>r1 hy rta!IOO And
humaruty fl\'f'r l'rror and oppressiQn. ''
\
rourse. \'a~tly pre fer!! the 11rnen111f'S nf
ferPO bv the up.to-date ro~en1!1e \'a11nnaJ
Parking Loi.
T iii'~ KF:"' ''OSF..\11TE c;imp_t:rn11nrl
hr_re \\'a~ created fllllnwing lhe m(lnumtn·
lal traffic .1am nn lhe vallrs floor 01Pr
the .Jul\' 4t h \\·eekenrl of 197.1. Cnsn<1rl1n~
1t proved impossible. So 1! '"as pi'l ved
over.
This offered an exc!'lle.nt opportunity,
hn..,,•ever. to construct !he \•erv \air.st 1n
up-to-Oate campgrounds It-fr il hlrr5
Astro-Turr, tJll"d bathroom~. 1v;i1erfalls
lfrnm 9 a.m. to ;, p.n1. rl111ly l. an an1ple
supply of Presto-Logs for tlio~e who !ikt
old-l;ish1nnPri .-~mpfi re~. ;inrl lhP hllJi!"
"01' Fish1n.1?: Hole" into "'hich t0,000 troul
art" rlumperl at l l a m. Ct11lv fnr the
benefit of An equal numtier of i1shermPn .
Naturally, there is a lonp: wailing list
for each of the JO-by-12 root c.lmp site~
And !he (ampground has turned a nice
profit every year. By contra !'!. tXJM!rls
fear the \Vtldness Preservl' "'ill ore.rate
a.t a los~.
Bul as the PresidPnl sai<l in h~
m~ssage frida y, "No prife i~ 1on high to
pay to show our children ;ind our
children's children "'hal Am,.nca w;is
hke befort" their forefathers ta.med ihe
wilderness.•·
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
B.\V.A !Gus. Sept, JJ ~ ~·ant.<! a
8ignal !Al tell motorists tht\ \·e ltft
their tum signal on. Thr ri 1~ one
Slick arm out olnd up, much thumb
to finger ends .:it about !ll)t'Crl of
blinker hghi Trouble i~. frw drJ\"-
trs-know the s1~na! and the rei;t
think you're nut.S. '
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Resources
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Guest Editorial
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It is a conservation truism rhal as mafl
multiplies his needs fnr energy ht must
make the very wisest ust of all the
natural resources available to him.
t\'ise use preclude.~ waste .. , the waste.
inht?rent in extravagant .snd inefficient,
pollution • creating u.~e. Jt re qui res
research into new sources, nf'w methods.
And the American energy industry has
the ingenuity lo assure wise use.
An in teresting example is A
hydrogasificalion p!;int ntar Chicago. ln
layman's lerms ifs 1 plant that conve rts
coal to gas of pipe-linf' quality: gas that
is vir!Lially pollution free. The process in·
vnlves placing coa l and hydrogtn under
hich tem perature .and pressure, the re.ac·
!ion forming melhant fuel.
AT PRESENT THE Chicago pilot plant
ronver1s 80 tons of coal to I.fl million
cubic feel of gas and the potenti2.I is
i!no<l for production on a commercial
sc~lt To achieve this, accordin~ to a
reJ>l)rt by the American Ga8 Association .
a $.100 million developmental program is
planned for _the next SL"\'en or L"ight years.
Tht gas industry 1s contributing a
suhslanl1al part of thl' CT!St and is work·
ini; with thl' federal government to
perf Pct lhe proct".~s .
Thf' ~pPC'lal s1gnif1ft1nre of this devf'l(lp-
mC'nt is 1.h;:it coal, \\'hile our most abtln·
r1:i nt encr~.v re~ourct-. has s rime
r1r;i\\•h11rk~ Hl lhl' direct productinn nf
f!nrrgy. C.onvert1ng it to synthl'tic ga~ is
literally .:i neat wa_v or gl'Uing tht mri~t
nut nl \\'h:it nature has given us-with the
least dama~e 11'1 !he en\'ironmenL
California Featllle Service
Ho\v to Address
Our La,Vll1akers
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Three Areas of
Greatest Trouble
Some day. if I ever manage to shake
loose from the demands of a daily col-
umn, I'd like to write a book called
""'hat We [)(1n·1 KnO"-' Yl't." Jnstead of
explaining wh;it "-'l'
know, or think we
know, the bllnk
v.·ould dv.·elt on some
of li)e basic pr(lb-
ll'ms we ha ven't be-
gun to artack !en-
sibly.
Three., in widf'ly
different a r l' 11 s ,
come immediately
co mind. I rlon 't think Wf' }'el know !he
besl socio-poht1co-econnmic sysiem for
m;.-... I don't lhink "'"'e know the optimum
sexual and conjugal relarionships be-
tween men and women. An d r don't l.hink
we have figured out 1 basi c rellglon yet.
THESE ARE THt-: rhree ;ircas of our
gre;it.esl lroubles . The cnnflict bel"•ef'n
nations and classes: the tension hf't"·een
men and women : the. wide disparity
bPtwee.n our prort"ssed rl'liizions and their
prilctical application.
Obviou~ly. !he "-'hOlf' lhinp: can he
.s voided if we si mp ly want lo declare that
man is a !wisted SPf'Cil's . an ?Jberralion . .a
monstrous mutant. and no arran~emenl
ln any of th ese areas would :;at1sfy him
or taml' his appet11es for very Inn~. Bu! ii
u·e ha\·f' An.\' hnpt" for the human race, "I!
mus! take the vie w that somehow there
are logical accQmmoda tinn!' -ii not
"solutions" -to bl' found for these foci
of conflict and frustration.
C0,\1MUN IS~I . AS \\'E know lt or can
f'xlrapnlate it. is nnl work ab I e.
Capitalism is not "·orkab!c. Both lea\'e
too m;in y human 11nd personal necdll
untended ; ;ind hot h. unchecked , lead lo
corruption of differen t s0rts. r.-Tost people
accept one or the other, in modif ied fnrm,
,..; a pis ~lier; but only fnols and fanatics
prl'lend !hat either is optimal for ni an.
Marriagf', as we know ii, 1s simply nfll
working. Our sexual relations are a mess,
bolh in and nut of marriage. Prnrni~cu1tv
docs not seem lo be an answer as much
as a reflex: monni::an1y may not be on
the \vay 011!. but !he present family cnn-
stella!1Qn is brtiak1ng ur last. \\'e. ;ire ~til l
as ignorant about our dPPpesl sPxual and
con1ugal needs as the B;ihjlon 1ans were
about protons and neutrons.
ALL PAST A:'\O PRESEi''T re ligions. I
am con\•1nred . only prefi~ur(' some future
<ine . i\1 an c;innnt \11·e ..,,·1!hnul 11. but he
ha1> not lc::irncd 1n l11'e wi!h i!: he
per\'erts e''ery rehg1on to scr\'e lrsser
and baser needs. And no creed or dni;:ma
has yet arisen th;it elir1!s an adequately
human respon;e 1n terms of sustained
lovingn!'s~ .
\J :iybe "'P ha\C to hnbb!e alone pretty
cnuch as ""'£' arr Bur !hen nn one ~hould
assuri1t" th;iL an\· nf 1he · an.~"'ers ·· 111' ni-
ter are ng[Jt or trur. i\ln~t \1 ;1r~ ha1·e
bPen fnuc::ht fl\'er noth1na. 111~l ~~ mn£t
ari:;umtn!~ C'flO~L<t. of rn utually t>~f'lus1\'I
ignorances de!end1ng their nescicnce.
Threat to Water Supply,.
In v1rw of Orangl'. Couniy's lenuQUS
\\'a!l'r supply situation 1! 1 s in·
comprehensible Lhal OtJl'. rif its state
senator~. Dennis E. Carpe:ntl'r, is sup-
porting 1 ''v.·ild rivers" bill 1.ha1 is a
thre;it to lht long-range imported 9''l'l\er
program for this rounty.
Orange County today and for many
years past has been hvi ng on borrowed
V.'il ter ind borrowed time. Just lasl yea r
t 1~9-701, for examplt, its Metropolitan
\Vater Dislrict member agencies \\'ere
enfitled to 106.000 acrl' fepf of Colorado
River water but they used more than
twicl!: as much, or 250.000 acre fl'el.
IF ALL OTIIER members of MWD had
used their full share.s of Colorado River
wat.er. Orange. County would haVt had its
vita.I imported 5tlpply reduced by more
than half. A fu rther cut or at least 50
percent in the Colorado River aqueduct
supply faces Orange County ;ind the
M\VD merribe r agt"ocies in about 1n years
111s 300n AS Arit0na comp letes it.9 federal·
ly-authoriud 1queduct project.
The onl y Known r.ource that Or1nge
County can reli11bly count on to make up
for inevitable. futurl' imporled water cut-
\);.C'k.!I is !ht St11te Wall'.r Projf'Ct. wtuch
will bring surplus Northern Ca hforn!a
v.·ater to this area.
IN ORDER FOR that nl'arly compll'.ll'<!
~tale prOJtct to l)per11e at 1\s planned
cllpacity and meet thl' water neerls of
hrimei1 11nd lndustril!s in SnulhPrn
California. some of !he nuu'lff of 1he. El!l "'
fuver in 1hf' 1\"nrt h\\f'SI C'Orner Of !hi!
islate must bt conserved and ul11iled . But
bills introduced by certain Nor1hl'rn
C11llfornia leglslstors Aft' aimed al hl n<:k-
ing any dlversinn of water from that
rivtr.
WHEN IT IS A marte.r (If rrcord th11!
'lailhox
• •
l on.,, ''""' '"""'" ••• w•l<omt "l1rm•»f
wrl•t•• •ftoui• co•ve• '"''' m•11••t1 '" JllCI "'~'~' ., ltH. T~t rltftl " (O~d""' l•!l•n •• h1 .....
Ot tl! ... IR•!t !!!)ti 11 •t H • ... d. ill! lt!l"I "IU\I '"'
clUC11 oit"llu" ••d m1f!ln1 ••~•on. but ""'""' "''¥ M wll)lftt "' Ofl FMY•" I! IUIUCl1•t rtl-11 IJ~trtftl. "°''"' wlll ,.., H 1ul>lbht•
Orange Cn11nty is so depcndenl UflOO im-
pnrted water for present ;ind future nl'eds
of its citil.ens. 11 is indeer1 strange !hat
S('n;itnr Carpent er \\Ollld all y h1msell
\l'it h !he '""'ild river~·· hill barke rs.
Hopefull.v. enough leg1§lators ""'Ill
recngnil.P the paran1nunt water needs of
n1 1!11ons of Cal1 forn1a ci!izens and unite to
defeat S.B. 107 or o\hl'r special ln1erest
bllls .
ROBrnT LE E
Sennt pr Cnrrirnt.P;r hns not yet rn!·
ed. for !he uald rtuers bill iii thl' full
St1iaie.
£d11or
By lieorge ---·
Dear Worge:
'
It takes a very good wnter tn
alwa ys sound so dense . but \'ou
won 't print this leller. l'll bet ~·ou
~ cents.
ELIZABETH CORBETT
Otar Elizabeth
Th11nk you vt ry murh I think
you're a Jo\·~r of l!tup1rht y. nn\1-if
you 'll send the h~lf a buck 1l v.·ill
appeal to my cup1d1ty.
! "Sinfe reading George r vtry
day I hil \'P learned not to worry
!lbou! anything," !lays CR B. "Of
r-ourst, I gel 5\led a lot ··,
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1 lllocli1 !11! of ltltll 2 l loct 1 l""!ll of "!co
~oNTEREY PARK LONO BEACH
lJ,11 \Ill, AIQOIN lT, O•OI LONO 11£ACH l lVr
North or lllttln '"" Atlt nllc Se11!h et Willow
!lANADA HILLS/ ANAHEIM
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I DAll'r' F'ILOT Ttwrsd.iy, Stpttmutr lb, 1971
Xe1·ox Am1om1ce s QUEENIE Sy Phil lnterlandi
Service Prog1·am
STAr-.tFORD, Conn. 1UPI \
-Xerox Corporation an-
nnunctd \\'ednesdey a pi oneer-
ing pn1gram which will 1}errnit
rmploycs to lt1ke a year's
IPave nl absencr "·ith full pay
to pursue a self-selected socia l
"elfare prniect.
Company Prrsidenl C. Peter
~frCo!ouih. told Xerox's 38,000
U.S. employt s the.y would not
have In wait lo re tire. "to
pursue a v.·orthwhile activity
whi ch inlerrs\s them." he said
the new proeram would en·
courae:e them to work full
time on !ht solution or social
pr·oblems "du ring the prime of
their "'orking cAreers and
i,1•hen they a~ best able to do
ii."
A company spokesman said
only employes who have a
minimum or three years of
employ me nt with the company
will be eligible for the pro-
1ram. This would be abQul
28,000 per1ons. he s a i d .
l:mp!oyu whose proj ects are
chosen will be guaranteed the
san1t or equal JObs "'ilh the
same pay . respons1bllity,
status and opportun11~ upo n
ret urn to Xerox.
Tht plan would l101it ,<;1x.·1al
service lea ves to 240 rnan-
1nonths a ye11r . tr e<ich
ernploye selrc'.ed 11· e re
granted 11 year's leave. 20 peo-
ple. could participate. A seven-
n1ember evaluatio n con1mlttee
representing a cross-section of
Xerox en1ployes will select
thosr to be granted leaves.
Projects s f I e c t e d by
employes need have no con-
nection with his job or the
skills he uses at Xern~. the an-~-16
nouocement stressed. The pro-J:J;;;;t~::f!:-~::;~~d.:::~=::t~:;::::::~~:::;:::;:~ Je<:.ts must be sponsored by an
existing non-profit organiza-
tion, public or private. They
might range from w ork ------------------------.
""ith drug addicts or re tarded
children to developinc a co-op
to 1narked handicrafts or
working out a penal parole
program.
Kids Lil\.e to Asl\. Andy
Latex Paint Sale!
IAU ST.lift TODAY ..•
ltlllOS SUNDAY, SIPTtM•IR 19
Save s3 on latex
• • • 1nter1or or exterior
house paint!
YOUR
CHOICE 4s6
RIG. 7.9'1 GAL.
latex Acrylic exterior paint:
eosy to app ly, seals and p rotec!s
o s it b ea utifie s! Soap and water
cl ean up.
Drlple11 interior latex paint:
drie1 to lovely motfe fini•h in 30 min.
Gupronl•ed 1-cool .avero;t. Wide
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s2 per gallon off durable
soft-sheen latex enamell
Eo•y application, great
wosh oblli tyl Ideal for
hea vy traffic areas.
20 colors and wh ite.
516
llct. 1 .tt ct AL.
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COMPLETE SELECTION OF
GLENCRAn WALLPAPERS
25%0FF
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$35~000 Per Day
Hirohito to Do Europe Royally
TOKYO (UP I I -\Vhen
En1peror 1-llrohi!o r ~ t U r n !I
from his 11-day \l'ip to Eiirope
next monlh, he 'l1 be <ible to
writ~ ~ travel book "ntil\ed
"Europe on $35,000 11 Day."
rt.leased, the governmenl has
allo!ed •7LOIJU to the emperor
so he CCI,!\ Invite his hosts out
to dinner . Presumably, it
would be in bad taste if the
e:mpe ror doe.~ not reciprocate
1he 1·arious fnrmal dinners he
attends along the w11y .
A rcg;il fnnn of keeping up
w11h lhe Joneses, so to speak .
charier of the aircraft.
The imperial couple will be
accompanied by 14 personal
servants and 20 gov ernment
officials, including fore i g n
Minister Taken Fukuda. The
servants iocJude an aide de
camp for the emperor And a
lady in "'aitlng for the em-
press. The empress wlll alsG
ha ve a hair dresser ind (II
maid accompanying her.
Their majesties' p<1rly "·ill
include two ac count<1nts ~·ho
apparenlly are being :sent
along to m;ike su re that lhe
hotel hills a1·e paid promptly
without any snafus.
But then Hirohito. wlu1
departs Jeplln for Europ,.
Sept. 26, isn't About to !rAvel
halfway aroun d the ll'orlrl on
an economy class ticket !{p is,
after all , the symbol <if Japa n
v.·hich i~ the third richest nri·
lion in the world.
Another allotn1cnt in the *
overall budget totals $90.0CO to
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MERCURY SAVINGS
Accord ingl y, the Japanese
cabinet rectnlly apprllpriated
$595,000 to pa y for !he em:
~ror and empres~· tri p. the
first journey on foreign Sflil
ever nlade by a Japanese
emperor.
Needless lo say, the govern-
ment il' pulling out all th e
stops to insure that the ar-
rangement s for the en1\\ernr 's
trip are up to i1nperia stan-
dards.
For instance. al thnugh a
complete hreakdnwn nf the
trip bude:et has not yet been
be used by the en1pcror to
make dan11llon11 ttt e~arltahle
orga11ization;; and to bestow
gifts to worthy recipients.
'l'he 711·year-o!d emperor and
his wife, (!:mpress Nanako,
will flv to Europe, via Alaska,
on a Japan Air Lines DC-8 jet
liner. filled out especi ally for
the nccaslnn with a sui te.
Even though ~1 apan Air
Lines is half-owned by the
government. th~re aprarently
"'n1ft b~ at\y discnun in the
fee for chartering the airliner.
Out of the tptal budget,
$114,000 Is allotted for the
1nd lean 111e1i1ll011
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Open Mon.· Thurs. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Fri. 9 a.m.I p.m.
BUENA PARK Mercury Savinas Bldi., Valley View at Ur.col"
HUNTINGTON BEACH Mercury Savings B!d1., Edinaer al leach
TUSTIN Mercury Savinas Bldg., Irvin• BllJd. at Newport .&.vt.
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GINERAL MOTORS 5-YEAR NATIONWIDE WARRANTY
It's Huge!
17.0 cu . tt.ov1r1ll.
4.75 cu. ft freezer
stores up to~66 lbs.
100 ~'0 Frost·Prool.
No defrosting.
iii~i~~--·~:;;~~ 6-Y••r N11lonwld• Jlrottcllon Jiiin. Bac~•d by G1111r•I Motors.
1-yesr W1rr1My !or rtp1lr of 1ny dt lecl In tf'lt enlirfl produel,
plus a .(-ytar Protec!lcin Plan
R1v1r11-door. lld1pt to .ny
1rr1nge~nl, now or tn lM
tulure. They may btt hinged !cir
a 1lgM-cir lett·hand door open·
Ing ii you cht ngt your 1ddres1,
your kitchen or your mind. No n1ed 10 call 1 t1rvlc•m1n. The
1w\1ch can 111lly bl> m11ie 9y
tf'lt m•n or lf'lt hou••·
$ 4699~"'"' le• m1ker
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r•1rigtr•ting 1y1!•m 1nd >.BS
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Smooltt-glkM Nylon
Ploll•FI make moving
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hind this refrigerator.
£11y-lo-adju1t f,011t
levelt11.
Door ltor-oe. Two
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COSTA MESA
4 I 1 E. Sav1nt1•nth St.
6.46 · 1684 Dilly 9·9; 511. 9·6
EL TORO
L19una Hlll1 Pl11a
!Npt It S.,-0111
837-3830 Daily 10-6; Tku r1.Frl. 10·9
HUNTINGTON IEACH
8rookhur1t & Garfl•ltl
IHt•t te L11c•y M•rli..tl
962·5521 Da lly 9-9; Stt. 9·6
Crook Craekdown
Seriate Approves
Car Repair Bill
SACRAMENTO (UPI 1
The Senate \\'edne~day ap-
proved a bill setting up a state
~ar 1·rpair board and aut11oriz·
ing st111ct1oos ;1g:i111st crooked
den Irr!<
'f!1e rnea su1•t b1 Sc n .
An1h1)!1\' Bcilen~on 1 D·Rr\t•rll·
llills1. '11•as p:>sscd un a :;2.2
Tllx Relie f
Goal Set
By· Reagan
SACHA.MENTO ~APJ -One
of Co1 Heaga1l's top tax ad-
viser!> says the governor will
()[Jt'Tl lhe bidding at about S50U
mlll1on in property tax relief
"''hen he meets 1\' i t h
Dcrnocratic legi slators on Lax
re1 orn1,
That's about half 1vhat
De1nti<'.rnts ll'(lnl 1n return lo
hon1eowners in their O\\'n :SJ,6
billion tax reforrn plan.
Reagan and the lawn1<lkers
prepared to hegin face-lo-face
ne goLi ati()ns today art er both
sides spent \Vednesda.v in
closed-door sessions finalizing
th Pir positions and dcclding
what point s might be
np011fiable,
The Republican gO\'ernnr
111ct for nenrly five hou1·s
\\'ednesday with live of his lf\p
las and finance advisers. Twn
floors abol"e them . s i "t
Dernnc:ratic lawmakers head-
('d by As.~ernbly Speaker Hob
~1nretti and Senate President
pro tern James ~!ills met for
90 minutes in their second con-
ference in as many days.
So uthland I-lit
By :: Qua ke:;
rt\SADEi\A IAr1 -Tl1ree
lighl earthqu.1hcs have Jir;:;led
pnrts nC Southern CnlHornia.
sei.~1nol11gis1s at ~he C<ililnrn1;:i
Instltute of Technology Sa\'.
A tren1or near Sa n
Bernardino \Vcrlnesday morn-
ing regi~tered 3 on the llichter
Scale and tw0 in th I'
1'ehachepi Mountains 11ear
B;ikersficld came short l ~·
afterwards \\·itl1 readings or
2.!l and 2.8.
/\n dan1age OI" i11jt1ri1·i; ll •'rc
rermrl i:'d in any c.r I h e
min itemblors.
vote and sent In the Assemblv.
Beilenson said the measufe
was aimed at stopping "gross
inc0111petenc~· -the shops
which rlnn"t do their jobs tin1e
<illl'I' IHlH' "
The hill is identical to one
wh1eh has already p;1ssed tile
l\s:;c·n11\I~·
Thr proposal v.·ould ern·
po11er a bureau of aut tJmot11·e
repa ir tn license autninotive
repair dealers. 111aking It il-
legal to be suth a dealer
wilhout being reglstered after
June 30. 1972.
The bill prol'ides for the
\1 i!11dra11al of licenses and
lines up to ~LOOO or ~1x:
1nonlhs in jail or both for
persons \vho fail lo coinply
v.'ith the proposed 1:111•.
It \vould pern11! ll'ilhdrawal
or licensing tor n1aki11g false
prom ises likely to persuade a
customer to authorize repairs
or for. "a11y willful departure
from or diSregard of accept ed
trade standards for good <1nd
workmanlike repair ... "
Sen. Clark Bradlev (R-Sar
.Jose I. said the bill 1rOuld allov.·
harassinent of denlf'rs by
c11s!o1ners who belie\'r they
11·ere overcharged or had poor
repairs_
Bu t Sen. Alan Short ( D-
Sl()<:kton ). said, "all we're
tr,ving to do is ask a man to
glve you a fair shakt for your
1noney . ''
lluss o Stil l
In LockUJl
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Anthony ,J. Russo Jr .. jailed
Aug. 16 for rerusing to testify
before a redera[ grand jury
\1•hlch l<iter indicated Daniel
EIJ ~berg. \1'ill not be released
until he ch.1nges his 1nind. a
IC"der<d judge 1·uled \\'ed·
11rsda~··
Husso. 3~. 11·or ked
F:llsberg at 1he Rand Corp .
"1t1ink-tEink "" in Santa ~1 onicll
ll'here Ellsberg had access to
the secret Pentagon Papers he
::;a,vs he leaked to the press.
Since indicting E!lsberg the
grand jury hns continued its
investigation . Husso"s !a\~yers
vrgued recently that he should
be released on grounds t11at
the q\1estions he rcrused lo l
<11lS\Ve1· are no longer in1-
µrirt ;1nl bel·ause Ellsberg has
hC'en indiet.cd . r
\A/hat a low price for stretch
sti tches for knits! Come try this
brand-new machine!
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machine418
al$219.95
•Sew on buttons. Make buttonho!es ••11th built-in
buttonhole dial. No attachments.
•Built-in bllndstitch, plain and muJtJ.zig-zag slilchesl
•This new machine also has the Singer-exclusive
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•The fool control is so·sensitive to your louch-
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Plus 14 more great Singer ,feature s.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS on un of your new mechlne.
Select from 15 cablne11, trom $60. Or choo" • hendy
carrying caH, only $20.
The Singer~ Credit Plan help• you have thl•
new machine now-within your budgtt.
SINGER
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••nt • s'"''' Touth ~ $1w• tlwln9 ml<hln• ·-Only 11,fS p1r w••-·
CO$tA MESA 11 ""~' a. Svnfl~""!'. ~avTn (o•st l'i.u SO·lll l
Secrecy
By PUC
Assailed
SACR AMENTO 1UP/1 -
Sen. (;eorge fl Mosc·one (0.
San Francisco I soys lhe Stele
Publie Utillties Cominission's
11e1v policy of holding secret
111eetings "is jusr another 1vay
In elnak their nperatinns"
fro111 the-l)llbl1c
J11 a sharp \'erbal blast
againsl the five-men1bel' com-
rn1sslon. iilosc(!lll' th a I' g e d
\\'edne~day thal it 11' a s
"operating in the manner of a
19th century holding con1pany
v.·hol!y for the interests or the
utility companies it is legally
mandated to regqlate."
!le issued a prepared sta!e--
1ne111 in respnnsr to
di~rlosures thflt the f'UC.
\l'hich is rcspunsiblt f o r
regulating-the r:.11es and
ser\liee of all privalely-nwned
utililits in the ~1tite. held rhree
secrel 1neeti11gs sinee Aug. 24.
l\t those nieeting.~. votes
were taken and the com·
n1ission's staff and secretary
excluded.
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Chi11.ato1v11.
V 11. yieldi11.g
SAN F'RANCJSCO (UP!) -
Chinatov.·n parents a r c n 't
budging in their b o }' cot t
all<rinst busing children outside.
of their traditional schools.
\\'hi!e <ipproxin1atcly 6i ,'l
percent of San Franl:iseo's
50,320 elemenlary :;tudents al -
t end e d n e v.•1,1·-1nteJ,'(rated
schools on the third day of
classes, the C h i n at o w n
resistance remained nearly
JOO percent effective.
Tllu•~day Stpttmbtr lb, ]q7 1 OAILV PILO f fj '•
Hope Seen
In Dock
Reagan Sul fers Se tb<1 ck in Lute Poll
SAN FHANCISCO IUPl l -lionHI budge ts have been tut
The Californlll Poll tvday He was also attacked for not
rtportt1 that !ht stRte's being sympathetic to educ11-
voters are beco1ning disen. t1on<1l need s while lhe pro-
C'hanled with <:ov, Ronald -
portinn who said U1at Reagan
is "for big business. wealthy,
n<1I fur a httle man " has rnor.,
th;111 duubled since last spring .
Reagan. i r·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,,;;.m;.m~iio
fr" th• (irgf lime '''"' HONG KONG 6 l SAN FHANtrSCO <U PI 1 _ Reagan a s s u m e d !he governorship, the poll found
J Cur tis founts. Presidt11 ~ that more ;·oters beliei·ed h<'I CUSTOM TAILORS .
Disp11te
l'\ixon's top labur mediator has !~'gaood!l rloJ~~gb'.~ "poor job'' lhll n al NOW•. J SUITS $125
stepped into the \Vl'!lt CoasL " /
dock dispute and believes pro-Twenty-eight per(·ent ga ve ' WQWI (With J matching , "
-him a '"good job" ra!1n~ and • •h•'•f• FREE i I
:l3 JX'rl'elll a "poor JOb" mark 1 Th<tl• o•• 1101 '"fok1"-th1tm ·off.th1t-ro(~ ond gress is b~ing mad!' tnw11rd f
ending the 78-tla y-old strike. 111 F'ebruary of 1969, tht' "'•o• ihem .,0,;eiy,"' Eoch '"'' will bl'
Counts. director of the fi~ures wel'e 42 and 15 m•liculously cut, uvled 011d mode·to·meo-
Ft'deral f\1ediation and l'ou-The potl found !hat 1lit'i '"'•· lrln9 "' you r body 011d w•'ll drH• ~·llia!ion S1>1'1'ff'e . :u'r11·ed here California chief 1>~ec11tive·s l 11 "P· ) \"J'I ~\'ednesclav nnd told nev.·s rnen supporters say they supJXlr! THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY 111
hl'hasbeeninlouchdailywi!h his attempted at welflire re ·I SEPT. 16, 17, 18 , 19
b o th the s triking f!•rin <.>.nd his finn handling ui SELECT FROM OVER 7,000
1.Aingshorenien and 1he Pacific Unilersi!y riots. I IMPORTED FABRICS
~lariti1ne Association. Those opposed cited !hi' tact For Appointm•nt Cati s. A. LARJIY
He said there h.s bee o t hat the go,,mor "" 00\
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nn a couple ol blockbusting \i•elfare, medical ;ind educa-4208 W. Coo1t Hww .. N•wpolf leoch ke~· issues," the union's de·1·_:~~~~;;.;;.;;;;::::::::::::::::::=:~~ n1and for jurisdiction over
c0nt11iner 1;Jrgn arid a
guaranteed 11·ork week.
Coun1 s said that lnterna·
liOnfll Long sh(1re1nen a n d
\\1arehousemen ·s union presi-
dent J.larr.v Bridge:o. hus been
<..tJvperative and that he would
meet with both sides "to make
:-uggestions and be of assist-
ance."
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Seductive Ladies
Ge11e1·ally Cl1illie1·
By L. ,\I, 80\'ll
"BE . .\R Ji\. M11\'D, Y.hen a ps,rc h1;itrist lells you In sp!!nd
more time "1!h you r youngstrr.!I." wntei; a cynical Geor~ra
f;t1bscrib<'r. "he's Just lr~·1n.e; In drurn up husinPss." •.
"~l1RE. I'll like to Sf'e atomic "'·eapors outlawed." ~.:11rl tht>
];il e ~!K'Olcr Trar.\·. "bul Lhen I rec;ill GrHysburg had a local
ordin;ince forbidding the discharge of f1re;1 rm s.
THE ~IOll t: rrn1·ot'a t1 .,.e a .vou11p. larl~ ·s dress. !he chillier
11hf.'JI be w1lh her gentleman friend. Such is Lhe claim of a
l'it holar Y.ho has made a sludy of girls in romantic circum-
stances. Inhibited females y,·ho lend to say "no'' more re ad-
ils than '',1es" get irntated 11.•ilh themselves. he contend!.
So they're apt to \l'tar fetching costumes nut of spi1e. Fasci-
nating . if factual. Our dubious Love and \Var man is check·
1ng 11 out. m:i!ter nf duty.
THOSE PER U\'IA~S y,•ho ll ve al 15.(1()() fff't arc differ-
ent. They 've ~ot more bl~. maybe 1:1 pints to our 10. And
half again as man}' red blnod cells. And a much greater lung-
capac11 y. And y,·hereas the left. ventricle nf your heart and
mine is the larger, it's the nght ventricle among those
Peruvians that's larger. Bul v.·hen they cnme down tn sea
level to "Jive, they almost always get sick within a few weeks,
an emic and weak.
CUSTOMER SERVICE: Q. "\\'hy do v.·e re/rr to tights a!
leotards?'' A. They "'ere named after that French acrobil t
Jules Le<Jlarlf. the daring youn~ man v.·hn inven ted Lhe
trapeze .... Q. "How much would it eost to put a onc-rninulc
ad in TV ,right in the mirldlc of the Super Bowl g<1mc '..'·f',;-
.Ju!;t atw1ul $2()(1.flOO. A minule during thP Nalinn;il Fnothall
Conference ctl;imp1onshi p gan1('. ahnu1 Sl00.200. During the
Amenc;in Football Confe rence rhampionship, about $70,000.
During the Rose Rov.·1. maybe $120.000.
IT 'S .l\OT !hf> c·a rrier pigeon thatJ.ca rries me!isages, nevPr
Pver. but the hnn1ing pigeon .... AVERAGE PRICE of the
houses 11old 1n Connecticut last yrar ran $45.000. That's the
highest such a~•erage 1n the country . , .. HOW DO Y()U
explain the fact it takes 13 gallons of v.·ater In brew one
i;!allon of beer'..' .... STATISTICS SllO"' the American n1en
v.·hn've visited Paris cnnsiderably outnumber the American
men who 've \'isited London ..... JAPAN'S first rar factory
f;(I years ago 111rned out a machine called the "Oat" n1eanin,o:
"Runnin~ Rabbit."'
t-:1"VIR0Nl\1t-::'\TAI. l'OLLUTIO:'\ is No. 1 '1n !hr I i~! or
(roubles wh1rh v.nrrv C-Ollcge studrnls. A "P!a ybn,\'" pnll re·
vealed lhat. ~till 1hink the brsl lh1n11. we coullf rln 1\·ith the
Pen1agon is ~Pl, 1t lo 1:le<1 n U1ing!i up hrrf'ahnuts A.~s111:n the
Navv In !'ialt waler. 1he Arn1v In fresh \\.ater. ;inrl the Air
ForCe to the Rlmo~phere. SornCt11nes when thr.~f' hrighl idea!
come to me lliey are accon1panied by headaches.
Yr11a · r111esl ion.~ rrntl con1 111r 11/s nrr 11T/rlln1r!I nnd
11;lll ht> 11 .~ed 111 Cl-ff;(.'K/NG (IP 11•!1P1t'1'rr pn~~1h/e.
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na1t to Unltad California lank -on Marinitrs Mile
645-1711
NOW HEAR THIS
ALL HANDS ON DECK
SALE
Unch ain your1ell from thti 911 ll ie y and tome up for
fr11h .a ir . Skipp1r1 end Fir1t M11 !111 enjoy th11t 1avin 91
end wide 1elec:t ion cf piints, blou\e1 end 1h 1rlt en
name brand clothing.
CHOOSE FROM
Kcret, H•rri 1, Cat ali ne. Wh;+e Stag, lee, Hang Tin
end levi1 plu\ many oth1r1. W 1 hav1 va lue1 up to
• 0 OFF
SALE DAYS ARE
FRI· SAT. SUN.
Sr.TE MIER
17th 18th 19th
~·01c f1 an ~.rcellent tift1e ''' di•-
co1,f!'r our t!loth•ng n11d rro11t ff:"nf.
flft. dept. Color• n11d •llfh" 10
plen•e ever11one. Ask lor n frre
crubn11 porkel.
Rural Medicine Crisis
Docwrs Spread Very Thin
SALT l.AKF. CITY tUP!l -
"'hen tht: anx1ou~ cry, ··is
lht>re 11 doctor in the house1"
rings (IUI 1n some parl5 of
rural Utah tht: only response
is silenct:.
t-:11her !here is no doetor
y,•ith1n several hundred miles
or the physicians in praclil·e
are spread so thin there m;iy
be a four-hour wait for ;ill but
lhe mort: severe emerj!'.encies.
An ans11,•er to the "crisis in
rural medicine" may resl 111 a
15-monlh program be~un th i.~
week al the Univers!ly ol
Utah, to utilize f ormer
medical corpsmen.
"~1edeii:." according In one
of its director.!\. was pioneered
al the U n I v er$ it y of
\\lashington, and l!i in ex·
is1 enN: in 11 total ol six
regional cenler11 throughoul
lhe nation.
Described as part of an "in-
nov ative progl'am,.. and a
rne111ber of the first new
health profession in 110 years,
the Medex co rpsman 1s in-
tended lo supplement and not
replR<'t the overworked prac·
ti tinner.
"The university," add t d
William Wilson. "will train the
corpsmen to use military-a('_·
quired skills to meet on-the-
spot e1nergencies and take
over many routine duties from
SPECIAL
GROUP OF
SLACKS
AND
TOPS('\·
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"'
$
• for
>
the. physician."
Wilson, the ;ic:tlng deput y
director of lhe Utah pro ject.
said the first 12 men, who
began school Sept 7. will com·
plele a th ree-month training
period In Salt L<ike City.
'"Mostly they have been
dealing with healthy, you ng
men," \\'i lson added. "so we
will J:I\ e them a dn!e of
per11atrics a n d geriatrics,
pharmacolog y. some
p.~yl'hiatry .and training in
ph.vsical d lagnn.~ls,"
1'hen the Medex, whose
formal rnilitary training rang -
ed between 64 0 to 2.000 hours.
will mn vf! to 12 5C8tlered
;ireas or Utah.
while
they
las t
THE SLACKS: Bonded 1007"
rayons and 100% acrylics in flat
knits, in ribbed knils . , • slacks
THE TOPS: wh.tvanety,
what \'t.luel 100% acrylics in
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\l.i th pcrmanC'nt SI itched fron t
crtascs, .• all with pull-on
.... 'llistbMds, Oa re legs. They're
simply terri&c at this pricel
~lium' sizes 10 to 20.
,.,
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solid tonM. contrast trims, novelty
pattf!rns. Tops with long and short
sleeves, turtlenecks, mock turtle.-
necks, dog collars, back zippers. At
only 2 for $5, all we can say ii huny
m fastl Si= :W-40, S·M·I..
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Fo1· Tl1 e
A irl to Jobless
Space Shuttle .. Plea for State Voiced
ll~ .JACI\ BROBACK 1111 eon1n1ur11cat1on satell11e essential lro1n the na t1una! blems of polh.Jt1on.'' able to return frorn outer 01
lh• 0••11 "11•t s1•u acrnss the orean approximate security point of view th11 t we He s;i1d the spar e shullle space and land on !he earth as
Ai'AHEL\l -A pltR for S4 .000 pttr rhannel per year as develop nur sp11ce capab1lit1es "'tll bt' to the transportation nf a subsonic aircraft.
puhill' support to secure the compared "'l lh $25.000 pt'r to the full n1easure. men 1tnd n111terials rr om ear1h "The booster will a Is o
S!O bilhon srace shut1le pro -channel for subn1ar1ne cable." ··Today we <1re becon11ng in-to space what the l\·!odel T return to earth after lifting the ~ran1 fnr California was V<iit.. hr continued. crr<1s111gly oware that our n1A -w;is lo trAr1sport11tlun on orbiter to 1ls pre-de1errn111ed
cd l\'ednesday bl' th f' Olhrr hf'1n>f1 !" l'i!cd wrre jor ilnd in1111l•diate µr oblrrns eorlh, slaliun." he continued. "The
1·1ia1rn1an of lhe state task 11callicr (\hSt'r1<;1!1nn, n:ivii::;-r-:ire those of !11·u1g together on '"l'he shul!le it-.elf is en-<1dl'11nl'1ge is th<it thf' sy~!t'111
fur ct> on lhe µn>Jl'CI. !ton 1111pru1f•r1u•nt ;1gricult11re '1 crowdrf\ c;1r1l1,'' Volk 1'-~-1·i.~innt'd a.~ :wo 1eh1eles -;in pr n v 1 des 11on·cxp!'ndahle
!lnb1•rt H. \'1111-.. pre.~idrnl nr nnd furcslr~· 1nsf>C'c·t1on 11nd plained_ "ll is in thls area that orbiter >1'h1rh ts roughly !he multipurpose han!11 111·c"
l'111<111 ,\111erw;1 lru·, tolr1 tho.~r 1n1pro1rrnrnl , ;:ind a br!tcr un· 0ur abilit~· in space "·ii! scr1e ~izr (If R 71l7 a1rrr;:i ft and a lie 5aid 1he b!IO~ler an1\
of pl<1c1n,lil a pound of pay\n;id
1n nrbrt 1.s about $1.000. \\ 1!h
!ht shut!t !h1~ cost -~hould bf'
rerducNl 111 $1 00 a po1111d.''
Sears
Why Rent?
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&pend on Rental !r!I could Buy a ::"f rs Water Softener
c:Jo
For a F'Rf.E
water ana ly!lis
Phone your neare!lt
Sears store
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Rec o1·d
The •orh1ter 1·rh1ele c<tn c:ir
ry up lo fif!,000 µounrl s ol
pa) lu:irl 111 a l'il!'gu bnv :inrl
lh1s ear~o 111uuld f'n;lhl1' 111:111
1o r1·a11~purl pas.~rngrrs :ind
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;H\r11d1nl{ ti T"wo Hall nf drrst<Jnd ing of the rC'sources u~ tht ~re;:itr.~I A di.o;1;:int virw boo<;ter t·nm p11rahle in size to nrhiter are des1~nerl f1ir a
Cal1f11rn1;1 u1r1·ti11g ill the of the 1''1rth frnn1 spare g11·p5 tL~ a bf>l!er 11 747 aircraft " Volk tx-u.~llhl r l1ff' (If lfl(] l1111nrhrs 11nd
ll1 s11<'1l,u1d !l 11!cl th:it if the Volk nn!f'd thAt durln~ the (opportunity tn mC'et nur prn-pl11ined. Thr orbttl"r w1I! he reco1rr1es.1"Curren!l .1 tht'rns t
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40J~)() proplr.
Hr said !he shut!lc prograrn
is the "1rrv rnu11d;1tion of the
spa<·e pr'11grarn nf lhc [uturr."
\'nlk. lurn11•r state con1-
n11s~1uncr n t corporation~.
minted 10 !he nianv benefits
1/1 111<1nk1nd nf space ex -
plnratiun tu dale :ind its poten-
tial for 1hr future
"1\rnong the first werr !lie
cn1111nun1l·a\10ns scrtlellilt•s
11 hi(h h111·~ l1cco111e an i111-
po1·1ant ;:rdjunct lo e;H'lhbound
c11r11111uni(·:11ions,'' he nolcd
"Tllr pl'inripnl ~atellile ('Oil·
1r1 s 11.000 ph11nc c;ills, 12 c-olur
l rlr•11~1on thannt·ls. or <1ny
1·0 111tu11ation of holh hetwecn
!tic rorllinrnts of the e11r!h And
at s11hs1'1ntiall)' reduced costs .
"For e:u1mpl e. re!11.v costs
pasl lS years it has been '
Barbec ue
Ai ds Can1p
l''or Youth ~
S!\\''\':\ A'\A -A l11nd -ra1s
ing llai"IJ('CU(' fnr ll11nl1n1.;lnn
Br;.11·ll's !l :--1 fl~·lr~ Bo\"
C.irnp has been set fnr ~cpl , 2~
in S;u1t:1 !\11;i.
Thr 4 p 111. fl'rd-ln !\lnrl1n
Drl·krr Cnrp . \!1211 S. Cranrl
Air. i" l'XPC'('IC'd tn be H!·
1r1ulr1I b1 ;ihnul 2.500 guests. 1'11·kct~. prier•(! ;it $4. (lrr
;;i\'ail:oble bv calling-[)(Inna T~sd<-11. 5~6-6521. (Ir Tnn' Be n-
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l)(IV5 h;n·p bf>rn senl to ran111
1n ·thr h1i;h S1rl'r;ic;, t1bout ;if}ll
h1 pnl1l"f' r1 e pa r t me n t .~
ic;irh<'rs and puhlic ac;s1stancc
agcne1cs .
I '" 'Il'f't Aid
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1·1111r"•l's 1' Ill hf' ron<ltu·!i'd h;.
1hr ()1·:-iogr ('n11nT1• rh:1pl1•r of
Ill•• Arn1'l'H':11! llc-d {'r"<;-~. nr-
r11rll1n~ to H1•hrrt I, ('pt·hran.
!'.11t'!I' progrr11115 t•h;i1rn1an
T1\11 arll:in1·rd rourscs 11·11!
hf' n!ff'rf'd rr(\rn 6 ~O to !l·~O
p nl .11 11111 sr par:i!t" lrw·;1!1t•n~
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r1>ur~e 11 11! hr f1ffrrrrl lrClm 7
t•i in p n1 Th11 r<:d:i\ s '1l the
rh:iph'r hri1df]1n111rrs
All cl;:i~.~rc; hr1:1n next >1'rrk
f';1rtir1pi1nt.~ rnust br pre-
rrt:is1errd b,1· phc1 nc. 81S-:\:!ll l
Declare your
independence
C'nmr out frClm !ht' t'ro\1·rl.
Turn :111.1y fro1n r11:itcri.11i~m lo God, and you
11ill f111d 1hr flrt'do111 you arr really looking
ft1r.,, l!rrdo111 fr1i111 hu111~n domin:ition. ill
health. p111l'll~. 1nju,1 1~,--
'!1ou l-.111 ,l,111 10,l,1y by i.lo ppin j:! in our Kr;iding
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Aggression Tackled
Sc i<•11./,ists Make Labor<1tor:v Stud y'
,'\1::\\1 \'OHi\ 1LPI 1 -T11u
't'ICllll::>l::. ;ii k.l'lll S 1 ;1 I C
Lniver~il.\' 111 Uh1u u~cd fnur
o lJ V t 0 US ~tr;itCA11·~ "I t·~
perin1ental a11rn1pl~ tu conln)l
hu111;in physu·:il ag;;r1•~s1u11
and fuund that none ...... ~
parlieularly elfccu 1 e
1\el'erthe les.~ lhe~··re nu1
;:111ng up lndl'Cd . lht'~ urged
1'ese.11Th ~ClPllt.'t' 10 get busy
1111 <lt;Cl'l'S.•11111 ('llll11'!1I lol·r;iu~1·
11 1.~ "!he-t't'!i!r:il pro~1lt'1ll 111
liUl!l;lll "l\'\t'! I II I 11c•l1 I f
11111 1·-·ul1 1•d 1111ghl d1•,11t11 11 ''
rrcl'lll 1 cnrs
Their f(lU!' ~1rateg1e~ fu1
r·unlrolling an agg1·essor l-IP1'f'
these . I.) Lei him knu11 t11 .;
ag~ression "'ill ~ punished
2. f Be passive -don'! be pro-
vocative: 3. I Combine the 11-1•0.
by being pass ive-11·/1ile ~huw
iug just enc.ugh aggres~i1 ene.ss
!o match his: 4 l 1\'l<ike a
J'('{.[urllol! or <tg.t.:res:-.i\enc:<i.
profi table for· the :iggressor
5ellu1l! ttus indicatur iii lop
111lrnsi1~ wan1cd Jhr ·high ag·
g1 i•ssur tha! h i ~ ag· -
grt.'SS l\l'flCl>S ll'Ol!h.J bf' l)Ulll~.h·
ed. That only llll'ftasc-d !he
a g gres s i v ene ss of his
re-sponse.
Nor was his aggrcssivenes~
lcsscriccl ll'hcn he 11:is gi1e11
n1011cy 11 hen he !'!elected !011•
1111t·ns11y for t/1e stn1oger :'\ur
11 :1" hl' l'tn·betl 11 her1 t hr 1n-
d1t'<!lor of !he u1lcns1ly 111 111,
•)\I ll ,IJ!lt'I. 11:1'> ~\·[ ;1[ Jh(•
11111 ,.,1 11·11·1
\ur 11i1tt '''''"'""11 1• 1:,!111111111..
ii flu! 1111"1111 11,1·ll11rl• li;11 1·
l~·f'rl 111 unde1 ,l,11~d 11 !1ar
1nal.t'~ II f' \/JI I\' '11.;J.:l't'~~ll('
Hesra1 l'h 'hou!d '"el. "f•!
fu.:1cn1 nun pu111t11 e 111t·aJ1.~ ul
redur111g :1gJ:!r<'.•SHU1 " ,,1 111 th<'
hen! S I <1 le p\1t•h11loµ1~1~
Hith:1rd l'isano anU Stu;ir! I'
Ta~ lor
Pisanu and Ta.1 hw t111·1I
tlit•11· 1:1l·lh1nh: t111 ·Ill 1ou11:::
1111•11 :<el.:elcd h1 !f'!>!!l l)! :i~
"II I g h <1)!gri>:-..•OI'" 111 Ill<'
\:1l11•l.itnr 1 t•;1t·h u11r 11as 111n·d
1"1 ;111 1·l ~'l'l r11 :<>llork ;ind h1l1I
lhrre 11'<1:-. a11u1her ~uUJelt 111
the next roorn idenlic;1ll \'
II ll'Cd
Thi, 11·;1~ 1111· p.t,,j\('·IH~I\· c::=:====='---===--,
JH•1111tall\f' ' .. ud1t1un TJ11' r
Jr11111ci.Jlly 1hr1r 1·.~µl·nrnt•111-;
11C'rC' 111!h n1t·111L.•·r· vi ll1t
:-ttafl· butl,1· u11 1h•· r.111 1pu~
11h1r!1 11;"1,• !hi· 'l'Pll\' "I l•ile 111
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hun1;.111 11h .1:-.1t·;1I a;~gn·,,n,11 Df
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He 11·as gi1e11 a kev 1~·1 1h
wh1eh to deliver an C1ectr1c
sh0ck lo that unseen s!rangcr
.111tl g<tuge 1111h which l"
.•eleel !he intens1 t1· ul 1l1<11 ~hnc:·k ,\nor her ind1C:1tor ~ho11·.
ed the 1ntens1!v of Ille ~/lock
tllf> s11·:111gcr 111ho didn '1 :H··
1(1;ilfv e.\1S\ 1 h:.id ~t'lecle(I fur
lli111
'l11gh a;..:grr·,~or 11;1, 1111 ·
pre.~:-.l·d 11hcn !he intrusu1 o!
!he ;;hrJ<·k he intended rur-lhf'
!>lrauger 11 1i5 for tum Bui t•\cn
flus rf'sull \\;JS IJlCOllSlSICll\.
T hcu· l'csul!s. P1s<1no :ind
T;1_1 lur reporlr.d to t h I"
A tn c r it· a n 1'!>\tho!og1e;il
,\ s s vt·1al1011. "den1onslr:1!e
qUJI(' t·OrlVJll('lllgly llHH it IS
e.~t1't•11al .1 tliflicul l l(J reducr
ihe :.1ggre.~s11·<'ll('~s 01 prr,,un'
w l10 <II'(' 1ntcnl upnri h;ir111111g
111hers " •
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For
\V cek cndc r
Speice Suits May Aid Handicapp ed
t<.IOU!\'TAIN \llE\V, Calif.
! UPI 1 -... stronau!'!! space
s111!~ 111 a ~· ~orneday he u~cd a.~
111.~dPI.• 1111 ~rran•I "t11.·h
11011ld hclp se1 erel~ bra1u
1lan1a ~ed µC'r~on.... a spa cr
11gCJ1l'}' s l' i e n I i s I said
'J'h11rsday.
Dr. John Bi!llnghain, chief
of the b1oteclinology division of
the Nationnl Aeronautics and
Sp ace Ad ni i nistration's
resc;irch ce11te1·. said hi.«-agen-
1·y develu1Jed a space suit 11 1rh
u1eta! "St11l'C'·pipc joints "
"These JUllll S l'OUld lll'I a ~
;111 0111 s1de C\!1 ~i ~krll'!On 01 cr
lhe pat1cn!'s lroublf'd lln1h.
B1ll1ngh;u11 said
tie said the Jo111ts resen1bl·
ing rnetal sleeves 11·uu!d ..:on-
lrol shaking mo v e m en t s
1·csulting: tron1 neurological
tl an1age and allow the patient
to carry out such ever.vtlay
functions as eating and :-ha v-
ing
The :<c1cn1ist said hi s staff
11a~ 11·!1rking 011 ;,uch itlea!'i. Hr
:itldcd !lie suit ma!erial would
h.1\'C 111 be n1uch lighter beforr
11 t uuld be applied to thr
11·orld of rncd!cine.
Bi!Hnghan1 spoke al 11 ne\\S
conference at the upe111ng uf a
ihrre-Oay 1· on r e r 1• 11 C',
~r11.1nsored f.1 lhl' l'n1 led
Cerebral Pals)' tl e s t a r 1· II
Foundation and !\'ASA. Thi'
~ession i! being held at tile
space agenc y's
Researc·h Center 11ear
lain Vie1v.
Dr. \V il lia m lieren-
berg, ch<11m1an of the fnun·
d.:ition's rcsearct1 adl'tsur1
<·nn11n it!ee. s;ud Ii<' 11 a S
· fa sf1naled b1 N1\S1\ ·s ab1!1t1
tu n1uni tor .lhe a ~!ron:iu1;·
funt·!Lon:;.."
lit' atldrd lhat su111f'da).
11·11h NAsA·s hel1>. duttors
would be able to n1or111or a pa-
t ient's lunct1ons ' • mo r c
closely." lie said s uch
n1onitoring could e ven be .ip·
plied to a baby \1•hile stilt in
his mother's 11·on1b.
Dr. Col in A. :'llcLa1u·111 or the
:\at1onal Ac:1den1 v of Science
said a rn atenal ·u ~eJ 111 the
sp<ice effor!s ll'as nuw aiding
bedridden pat1en!!< pl;1gued
ll'ith bed sort's :ind the in-
ability to mo ve 011
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lie said, lllt' p;111e111 ,,11,I. lon
!:ir lu!o tl1c l>e(I bcc·a u:-il' ol lh1•
u1a1en;iJ's l1~hlnt';,s
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c hinups with his brother J immy. It's
a ll part of a n active day in the life
of the former asthmatic.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
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Youth ·Gets Breath of Life:
"A 11mplf' child. That /1gll!ly
rl.rau·s t!S breath, A nd fef'IS 1t.s
/!fl' '" l'l.lf',.!.J limb, \Vhat should
rt kno1c nf df'ath 7"
-Wordswor/11
By BARBARA DUARTt.:
01 t~o Di iiy P'!!l l !II !!
Thf': s~r1a!ls!'s waiting room is
crammPrl \\'ilh rhilciren. Som" Are.
teenagers v.•1!h the ph,vsic:al bu1ld of
10-.\·par-old:c;, others are slum?f'd-
shnuldered a n rl b;:irrel-ehes!ed.
Three or fnur apparent I,\' healthy,
rnsy-cheekrd youngsteri; climb over
lh,, furniture.
Twn or three t•hildre n sit i1n -
1noh1le, seemingly frozen ... the
hollow. rattling sounrl of each
breath leaving an ominous echo in
Its wake.
Tht>y're all d1/fcrrnt. yet they
ha\'e nne thing in common_
1'he,1 ·re asthmatic;;; -a sm;ill
per('rn!agr nf 3 rnillion . Three hun·
dred thou srtnd in thP United St;ites
;ire 1ntr;itt;:ible. Their ;is\hni::1 h;i.~
;1<l\'t10l'Pd to a point of '"medically
hopeless."'
Aslhm;i l'<n1scs inlrnse sufferinJ;:.
11 i;hnrt ens 1\fe. It can and doei\
kill. \\'ilhin !he intract<ible ~rnup,
son1e 1o1•ill die.
\\'h;i l is aslhn1;f! Why docs it
strikP errt;:iin families ;ind nol
11!hers? \Vh;i t. c;in be done for a
hnpclrss asthmatic?
Ans"•rrs arr brini; sought evrry
day for p;:ircnts who suffer al\ they
tislrn In the bre<ithless rattle of
their child: \Valk the floor until
rl;iv.•n holrling ;i baby fightin~ for
;11r: ."land by 1n mute a~ony as
their child dra"·i; its last breath.
CAH IH SEF.KS ,\\!S \\'ERS
An.~wrrs <1re bcinc sou.ch! at a
p1onrer f;:ir1lil.v tn Oenver -the
Childrrn·s Asthma RP s e ~ r ch
Jn ... t1t11te and Hn.~pital •1C ARIH 1.
Ali1h1na i~ lhP most srvrrP of
11 ller~11· disrasP.~ whi('h cnn stric!~
\·ital hre;ithing pfl.c:.~ag('.c:. m.:iking il
diff1rlll ! for ;idequa!e ;i ir t.n
1:ircula1P !hr lung.c:. It is 11 form of
5!r<in..;ulatinn .
Ct1u sr.c:. in rnan y case.c: unknown.
range from 1o1•ht11 " PE"rsnn f'il!S .
drinks, louches. breathl's or feels.
or an~· combinat ion. often t rill~ered
bv Ptnn!iont1l stress or respiratory
tnferlion.
In rrt:<.Ps "'hcrP the di seasP 1:; con-
tracted al an e;:ir l\' age , 9 out of 10
,vouths will outgrov.• il .
Only chi.ldrt:n l\'ith mlractabl!
' .. ··~ .. '· .. . ..• , ..... "l • . . ii t -..·
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aslhma. a condition desc nbe.d A~
Sf'\"ere. unmanageable . c hr oni c
.:i~1hm;i whirh persisls dPsp i!I' one
ye.:i r"~ tre11lmenl. arl' eligible for
admi~~ion. whirh is frPe.
Of 1hP 100,000 ~urh ch1\rlren. only
165 bPtV.P('n thr ;1,ges of 6 and 15
can be adm1t\Pd
CARIH . situated on l7111 acres.
Time for refaxation
find s Ma rk a nd J immy
pla yin g guitars . Al
right , Mark pull s some
p uppet capers with
his fr ien d Dino
Mc Queen.
Daily Pil ot
Photo• by
Richard Koehler
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Br eaking through for a touchdown, Mark
outdistances Greg Minnis (back to
ca mera l wit h the assistance of Br ian
Meeks a nd brother Jimmy I far right).
resembles !ht ciimpu.!> of a privat!
school -~Pt 11ga1n~t lht' JAgged
b;1,rkd rn p nl thP ROC'ky ~1nunt11in s.
\\'ithin it c ('nnf1nei;. 11rP rrsidr11t1al
eottaRP~ . .:i hn.~pil;il. sprri11\ lrr<il-
mrnt rnom~. <iinin~ hall. rrcrca
linn;il are;i~. Pf!\l'f'r pl;in! an<i IJJun-
d r~ and ;i b11ild1nJ:l i;lalferl b.\' ~rien
ti st5 dedicated to basic research on
r
asthn1 a
Of some. 95 children ( 17 from
Orani:e County L ml)st appear to ~
living a nonnal life. according to
~1r~. ~lark ··Andi" :'vli!l.:ird. pre:;.1·
d"nl of PacPsetler Chapter ol
Ne"·pnr\ Be11ch .
ISt!e BREATH Of LIF E. Page l ~I
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Man Chomping at Bit After Dentist Gums Up Works
DEAR ANN LANllEHS I do nn! acree
w\lh you Iha\ "N1111y Al"' i~ ;ipprnprialely
named. How rln ynu h~urP 11 ~ He i;:o! his
$400 h11ck from !hr drnll.c:l 11 hq cnulrln"t
get lhe drntures to 11! Anrl then hi> pick·
ed bhndfnlded. 011! of thr trfrphnne bonk,
another rlenti.~\. "'hn nHHle hun a perfect
i;et of rlenlurrs He d1rln"r h1ne If) ~n bark
for e\"en one adiustmcnt. I w1.c:h I was
hiilf iis smart Here 1s "'ha! hflppenrd to
m•·
L.:ast .vC'<1r I '-'f'n1 In a \·rry rrput;1hlr
dent1 sl for a rrl1nr 1oh Ile ron\111rrrl tnP
!hat I nePdcrl a nrw ~el of r!f'n!ure5 Thi.~
m11n nunerl m} nlr! ~P! :ind !hP new teeth
he made !for S425l fit like a saddle on a
SQ\\'
\\"i th the hrlp: qf a 11.:iil f1lf' 1111c! some
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sandpaper J 11m managing la 1o1 ear niy
okl uppt>rs 'fhe Jnwers hP made are OK
for a fP\~-hour~ ar a time, but thPrP ;ire
many thing~ I can'! rat.
rlra~e rlnn·t !rll rne In Rn In iinnthrr
denl i~! ilnc! :-t art nvPr again. I know I
n111st rln 1h 1.~ but lh11t hu~h in the
harkyartl I hat R;rows $42$ b1l11> 1s nn! pro.
rlur 10_11 much !hi~ i;ea~nn . I hnpe you 1o1·1ll
print this letter. ~f;i ybe my rlrnt 1st w11!
ttee 1l llnrl liend me a pet1ce offering. -
GUi\.1\11Nfr IT UP IN BOULDER .
OF.AR r.u"1"1 : Don't Bland an one foot
'l\'11ltln1t f11r th11t ''pf'are nflerina:." And
rlnn ·t w11it for thal hu.~h In lhl' hArky8ri:1.
l'llhrr. find 11 rlcntl~I who tA·lll makr yn u
11nothcr ~cl nr chnppr.r~ on th" rht" .. n('lw·
pR~·IALt.r pl 110. Ofnti~try is nn rl~lt.
your~r.lf hobby. Vnu 11eed tfftb that ftt.
And you nr.ed 'em now. Move 11.lready.
DEAR ANN LANDl::RS : The whole
world Ls In one mell-<11-a ·hes~. The only
solution i~ In r11rr llf'I to the facl.!l promp-
tly. withoul en1ot ion. ror the good of
111. HNe &re the rulcl! whic h mullt be
followed :
I. Everybody over 50 -llUT. t ~xcepl
the !np 10 percent or l!Cienl illl.C:. ~illl
v.·o rkers. writerll. muslclans and doctnrs )
1 you can ~lay becau sP you're in the top
10 percent I.
2. All crimina ls -maJor and minor -
OUT.
3. All hitndicapped people -OlfT Thry
wnulrl be better off and so would the
\\'l'lrld. The basic rule should be "only
thoM whn 1<e oonlr!butlng to the wellar1
of the world stiould be allowed to live."
4 No mP.d ic11! ~elp fnr children under 6
yf'flrs of llll' In this w.:iy, onl y the .1-lrong
wou ld 5urvive ta perpetuate healthy
offspring.
5. Bottom 10 percent -l;i zy. stupid ,
etc. -OUT.
Ii Sterli7:e everybody artPr tv.·n children.
<Nobody needs more. Some people don 't
ncPd 11ny !.
7 Aboh11h r<'lrll. We now know th11l mns t
nr the oollution comu from car5. Aside
from thf' pnllullon menace. loo m11ny peo-
plr h;1,ve lorj;!nlten hou• lo walk
If the~e rult.I' ~eem fa r out le! me
assure you that they are not \\le ar' llv·
ing 1n perilous times Drastic meAl'ure~
are required or we 1r.-11.ll finished . -
ONE WHO WANTS THE GREAT.EST
GOOD FOR THE LARGt:ST NUMBER
DEAR ONE ~ Than k yo u for letting ml
knov.· \ran ~la~. And now, I'd like to 11t
nnt qn,11\on, ·who Ip; 11:oln1 to dt flne,
"stupid, lazy. bandicapptd, ml!ljor • •nd
minor criminals, "''rittrl Rnd mutl·
cians'!" As lor you, have you censidernl
a saliva tesl'! I rreo mmend It.
How f;ir &hou\<i a tecna~P roupl' pt
Can neckin~ be gafe~ \\'hrn does It
bfo('ome. ton hot 10 hanrllr" Senrl fn r Ann
l.11nder~· booklrt. "Necktn~ and Petting
-What Are tht Limits~ ~!ail ynur re.
que11t tn Ann L;inrlers in rarf' or the DAI·
LY PILOT enrlosing 50 r enl1< in cn1n .11nd
A long, stamped, ~elf-addressed en·
ve lope.
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Impact Outg rows Classroom
Principal Role Attracts Women
By CAROL ~100RI:::
01 "'• 01111 1>1i.1 Hitt
Considering the I op 1 id e d
majority of y.·oman te11.rhers
and impetu.~ of '"omen's Lib,
whv aren 't there more woman
prii.cipals?
"\\'omen reilard the Jnb
more as a problem.solution.
polirinj!; situation and don't
often realize the opportun1t1e.~
Ill-grt ou t and i n i t i 11 I e
!'Omr thing new in the cur-
riculum," said ti.lrs . Brtty
h r<llzle.
.\liss Pat S "la k a I u n
elaborated . · • c; e n e r a 11 y,
\•1nml'r. prefer the classroom
atmosphere and 11rrn't in-
terested in adm1n1stra\1on.
Being prineip11I is becnminli(
rnore complicated y.•ith more
human relation demAnds and
ac{'Oun1ab1!il.\'"
"~fen frequently are prri-
moted from ph.vsiral ed ucation
departn1ents when~. the.v arf'
11ble to ex:hibil admioistrati1·,.
talents 1nnre readilv," stiirl
!11rs. Connie \Vakefield. herself
a PE departrnent he11d and
vice nrincloal f0r fnur year.~.
'LOt"E PRl ~CI PAl.S'.
These y.•nrnen know the ex:·
peeled problem.~ :lnd 11nex:·
pecf Pd pleasures of 01·erseein 1t
facul1.v. sturlen!s 11nd parents.
Thrv are \nne v,•oman nr10-
f'ipals nf the Ney.•pnrl·~1esa.
Fountain Valley and Hu n-
t i n~ton Beach Cily school
districts .
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F tRST LA01 ES -1\1 rs. Bett v Kralzle. ?\1 iss Pat Szakal un and !'olrs. Connie \\'ake-
field '1C'(l to righ ll share diStinrtion of being the only v.·oman principal in i\ev•·
port ·!'o1e.~a. fountain \1alley and !·lunting ton Bea ch City sc hool di:;tricts.
1 nu don t kru1w 1t1r µr11blrms."
she said, referring lo women·s
u~ually longer tenure 10 the
cl a.~srnom he (ore they ~et'k
prnrnn1100.
She :tdded .•• Al ! h n II g h
d is1rirts frPqurntly seek men
1n he pnnc1pnl ~ In provid e a
coru:cn1n=1t 1on than 11·as poss1-
hlP with That day's office traf-
'" As 1\lrs Krati.le explained.
""\\le ("<!ri"l plea~e el'er.\'bnrl~·.
hut 11·p dn 11·hat i.~ besl and
le::i rn t1$ WP gn alnnii ."
She no1ed That a rercnl
pRrent !'Url'e.\" in rhe rl istr1cl
.~hn11"erl that wha1 1hPI' 11•an!ed
playground service is "loyal
~1·en in grimmest
circumstances." I
"There is nnP advantage for
11·omen on th is joh. \\'e're run-
ning al! the lime :ind th::it's1
gn nd for the figure." ~nirl r-.trs
\Vakefield. <1s ~he flni~hed a
fl ower arrangement for the
tetichers' lounge -;ino!her
benefu of ha\"1ng a 1rnman lhP1r eh1ldren to r!Prive mosl princip<1I.
homes, sometimes they cannot frnn1 cduc:1 t1011 \\,.~ a (!Md _ ·--------~
i;lrong, 1nasrul1ne 1ma~e for
children from f a ! he r I e s s
ferl1n,I! a h ou t themseh·es .
ltike lhe const;int pressu1 e of fii:unni: that an 11ssured self·
ha \'1ng hule childr('n :iround. im:icr rnhanced the attitude
11•h1ch y.•omrn :tre u~ed In" 1011:ird [e;irnin~.
:\lrn lrnd 1n i:e1 lhe nnrl for ""\\'r neerl !hrse ;is~es.~1nents : ~:~.::: /.
........
oy
to the
World
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JUNIORS
J ro u
MISSES
J•y I•,~. Wor"G , •• ~Ion'
l!ll I:. C:OA\l l'Wi'.
C:O~ON,t, OE L M/1.111
P1t~1n1 IA '1.ttf
:
Their exprrir nc e <ll the
helm rRn(!l'.~ frnm four years
for ~1iss Szakalun In 1he "new
thrill"' nf ti.Ir.~. \\';ikefielrl who
\l":tS appointed at Thi' end of
\·:ic;i!inn after hrr !e;:idership
nf !he district"s summer
st·hl)nl.
h11s1 nc~s sense superinnr.v Out fr.,111 !hf' hnrnl'frnn1." she llrl·
tl1r.~. \\'<lkef1rld noced 1h<l1 she drd. ··bu l implementation
:tnd !wo 1111rn:10 :t~s1s!.:int~ l<lk rs 1rry rl1p!nmat1c tr;ich1n.(!
sa1rd 11101·e 1n11nev v.·hile an(] nr11· 1t1·ser11r·r ~rn11n;-11·"
. .. 11rpRs.~1n,1: altcnrlant·e rernrrls fn s1n('hrnn11r 1111r "'ppr11;1rt1 ··
LITTL E PR INT S • I FOR "DRESSY"·
that's wha t's h~ppen1 ng
in fa5h1on today!
•
Boo ks Re serve d for Review
Books ha\'C been orened and !he dales r1rrlcrl on 1he 1·alr11rt:i r fi1r !lie ·r1irre
Arch Bav \\'on1en 's ('luh r\ssociation'f: annual book r C\'1e11· !:if'r1r~ ~lrr. I·; L. Bar·
her is laking rc~Pr vat1on s for 1he re\'1e11'r. 11h1ch are ::.rhcduled r,n (JC'! 5. De(' 7.
l-~eb. I and ,\pril 4 in the clubhouse. ~·lrs. Edna Stearns 0.'.l) ton 1rd l g1\'e the
revie11·s.
From Page 13
• • • Breath of Life
The ~·nung ! .rista 'lrf.<t
house111fr rle srnhe\ hrr th1 rr·
day a!lfnd;111t·e ;ii 1h" ;uHlll'l.l
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spur on hrr J.:1 '11t1p's c!!nrl d11r-
ini,: tile 1·1Jrrrnt lund·r r11~111g
year.
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a~ 15n rhapl{'r pre~1dent s fr orn
the L' S. Hild Can11cl11 prrsen!rrl
purses lnl ahn,g $1 m11l1nn,''
5he <>n1hu~cd.
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mrd1cal prob\1'rn nln cr !h~n
one nr 11111 ll'h"·"e ;i rn~ didn't
rral'h t1r~ru1d lhe 11;11st.
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League Help s Women
"Bui 11nw l '111 Pl en n111rr
drlrrrn1nrd tn h;nr nir•1 r nf
our 60 mr111hrrc part1r1p.1tr. '
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LAUDERDlrtE~
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NOW AT
("011 111\' Supt'rl 1.~or Ra lph
l'l;:ir k 11·!1! addrr ss 1hP fi rst
~P~~1on ;it \I a m :-.1 n:id ay,
!'r rf 20 . 1n 1hP t-.11s.~100 \'iein
homr nf ;v11·~ H::i n~ F 1~chf'r . 1\
buff Pl lunrhprin w\11 hr .~er\'ed
i11a.1·or Flnh \\'i\son y.·ill tel l
;lhnut ('nst ?. Me s;i's ~!ll'f'rn
n1rnl :ti 7::10 p nl. Tuesrla.v.
Srpl. 21. in ,\1rs. Miriam
rew·~ hnrnr and al 10 a m.
1'hur.~d<1y , Sep!. 2J. in !hP
(;t<l!"JZP JI ol I l n g ~ 11•0 r lh
rr~irl,,n1·r.
\\ey.·pnrl l~caeh l·1 t.1· func-
tinn.~ 11'111 be de~cribPd h~·
~taynr Ed Hirth cluriPI': :. 10
am. meetinJZ hosted hy to.lrs.
J R. KPRllnj:! no y,:erlnPSdll~'·
Sept. 22. \.;ii;:un::i Beach con·
Fl ll11!:'nts y.•111 he;ir Uiun('i!man
Ch::irllnn Royd ;ind Larry
Ros r. c1!y ma.n;:iger. al. 10 111 .m.
Thur~da~·. Stpt. 2:1. in the J.R.
Camphtll home
~lrrnber~h1p in the ll()n-
part1s11 n nr.izani1a!1nn is o~n
tn <lll 11·on1en rit1zens nf 1·ot1nj:!
;1gr
i•wels by josep_~
searches for jewels
Ctn••rl u"• .. •trd ltw•l•v re 1n·11•u•<ll· •!• •••~ •v u lo IO • ll•m wn&u ""•"'IHI••· ,, .. ,uw. ""II •ftl~•I!¥ ouu,. you c••olul •••l~tllllft t i to· .. ,. "'"'~"' """" Wo .. ,u no pl•••" H •••ml"• v-u• ...... """' •<1•1'• "'"'"l•t t~tl• .i ..
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(I ll M •. Jo••"' •• Mr. "•Ill •I ... -· HEADS
SALE 43(
Patent Vinyl
WIG CASE
SALE
$194
REG . J.00
w:1~ 1 .. ,,., •. 1yt1•
1till~i ~9. ~t rdw ~rf ,
11~•~9 Gl••"''"9 ~ nvl
1l r 1 l ,
W IG STYLING
BRUSH
SALE
17'
STRETCH
$ 94
FREE STYLING
With PURCHASE
Re9 .
l 5.44
WIN A WIG
Reg i,+er at GRANTS W IG BAR FOR
FREE S25 .00 Fa sh;ori Wi'J. DrawinlJ
wPll be held S<1t urd .. y, Oc:tober 2nd.
Winner need l'IOI be prt!\ent to win,
Reg lstratio ri form 1
GRAN TS W IG BAR, or C ·~p this
form 1d GRANTS .
Name ............ _
Adrre15
Phol'l1 ·-·-· ............. ,_
BROOKHURST at ADAMS
HUNTINGTON BEA CH
DAI LY 9,30 to 9: SUN . 10-6 962 -ll87
T ... -.. "" -------
0.6J LV PllOf i5
to Sal ut e Financial Observer Breaks the Ice ~Jnte 1967
HUNT!NGTON
~!fl/f?
J<ece ption
Richardson's Ministry
Fi1r1y ,\'tars in the n11n1~try
11 111 bf' ~a!ut ed 1'.hen the Rei.
;11nl ~11 ~ Elb111)r th \.
R1rh<irds11n are hn111,red al R
rarc\\ell rcce 11 t1on in
t-:e1~hlxirho11d C11nJ.:rrg;11 t•1rµil
Church, LaJ.:una Br.H·h . frnrn J
Seminar\' nf Nr w \'ork C1tv
and did hi.~ sludent prrach1ng
in \\'pst \'Jrginiil n1 ininl{ to,,.ns,
Tr~a~ ,11nd r\tw Jersey
By ER~IA 80~18 1'.CK
\\'on1en, by lhe1r 1• f' r \'
naturt, do not undl.'rst;ind !he
ernnnmy. Thrrr art' prob:ihh
onh' !Y.u or us in the rnur.tr1
wh~ have anv 1deii 11·hat is
h;:ippe n1n~ to !hf' L1 S d(ill;ir
.. ~:-~
AT
WIT 'S
END
11ble to afford fhe ;ill i1;a\.flr<1
Then 1he Oon 11as hf1ed . It 1s
nol e<1s1 .,.,aich1ng yo11r hu~
band cr1
.,.,·1rhuut :111\ 11n'f"<l'C 1n his
pntes unt il eftrr .'\01 I
I s,1\ until thr1 th;iw T\'
ttnu11•rs. v.o('\r nnth1ng to W{lr·
I} :ihou1 1F.;ir 1our hrarl out,
S1h ta f'1irtrr 1
•nd Women I~~-~---
' 'c,//
IN ~ HUNTINGTON li,'
IEACH ! ~
1 to~ p 111 nn Sunday. Sl'pt I~
•Massage
•Sauna
The Hr1', H1ehard~1in 11·111
rr .. ;11 ·h h1 i-l;1•t .~ t' r rn 11 11,
1·11111!11 . \11 Pi·,ir l·'11f'nd~. on ~und;iy Sr.pl 26. nnd rrt1re of-
flc 1all~· OC'I I. e Whirlpool
1'h1· <'o!l!t•n1p.irary L<ljluna
Be,1f'h Sitn1·1uarv 1s lhr i::el·ond
l'hUrl'h c·onstrut:trd during the
Uri· f\H·h;irdsnn's n11n1.~lr1 .
l're-11r,us!1· In \'rw York ('iii.
hr 11;i~ rr~ponsih!e !nr 1l1r
dP1rl11 pu11·r1t 111 a Ge(lrg1;in
Cnlorua l Chur!'h
(.l!PElllE .. CEO
•Masseuse
1t ~ "' '!•I y,,~noahl. d~o!y
IP"' 'hllpn• Sund•~
I• Tnr Ir ••' C o~N•v C•nlrr
1•1~1 lle•<ft lll•d .
fie'"'"" C.•rl .. io • Ell·•
962-9119 Th<' 1ir1 H1chardsun
111 ;idua\rd fro1n A e ! h a n y
CollrpP ;:ind l'n1nn Then!oi,:1eal
ONE WEEK ONLY!
SAVE $40°0 Thur1., Sept. 1 l>lh
-throu9li--
lhut1., Sept. 21rfl
multi-purpose· adaptable
#583 BROTHER®
KN ITTING MACHINE
r egular
s149so NOW
LAY·A·WAY FO R CHRISTMAS
•h· KNIT WIT
SOUTH CO A!;T PLAZA, COST.A MESA
lower Mall -Ph an.e 545·2812
5 DAYS A
WEEK
•
WE DON'T MEET
COMPETITION •••
WE BEAT
THEM!
HOW WE SELL FOR
LESS AND SAVE
YOU UP TO 20°/o
0
NO GAMES, NO STAMPS, NO
GIMMICKS, LOW RENT, LOW
OPERATING COST, CLOSED-
SUNDA YS AND WEDNESDAYS.
• WE ARI IN THE GROCERY IU\lhl E!,5 ,
NOT GAMES
EVERYTHING IS MARKED
WAREHOUSE
~RICES
Then the Checll.er Adds J ust 10 11 'e to
Arrive at What You Poy. So If Yo u
Wound Up With Sl 0.00 Wltrth. You
Would Simply Poy That, Plus 10~~ Or
$1 .00!
I
Ht w;:is ordained 11110 the
!"nrthern llnpl1st Convention
nnd sf'fl'l!d the Central Baptist
Churrh 111 r awling. N Y
The He\' H1cliardson led the
pa~tora\e uf 1h1· F' i r s t
('nngr\'J.(Hlinnal Chureh n f
llo(·k:iwav Bea('h lor 1~ l'<'ars
brforr 1·l~nl111tu11g his n1iii1s!rv
1n lle!ro1[ ;:ind Ch1ca~u.
111~ ac111.sor~· pos11 1on.~ hii1e
111cludrd modpra!nr alll'.I pre"i·
dent uf Ne w rork Clly
C n n1:t1·egii !1oniil A.ssn<'ia11nn
;ind hoard mPmhf'r of thr
Soulhrrn Cal1fnrn1a and
Suuthwr.,t Conff'rent't. o f
Lnuerl Chun·h of Christ
Those 1n charge of plannlnJ,!
lhr farewell rect'ptinn are lhe
~1me.~ l\t>nne1h ~mi I h.
<'hairman· James \\'ard ;ind
!)nniild ~lerrit'k . ~l 1ss Anne
Crossl!ll and ~lr. and r.trs.
Otho Budd.
You 1:1ke the 1111111an 11ho
received a ~1 :11t•n1f'nl fr'lTll lll'r
hiink ~;1vu1i: shr was ~17
overdr;i111n :-Jot u11drr~tan<l111J.:
what I! 11•ac; NJ i!hou1 . :.hi'
pPirnp111' sal (ju11n and 1,ro1r
thP b;ink ii chet-·k for ht'r tl1·t 1-
\1f'nc1·
l!ad sht> i::1npnr<l tn iil!111r 11
nut. shf' ~hnulr! ha1 P rh;irgrrl
1t to hrr ca~•)lln<' tTf'dll 1'[1n'i
iis !ha1 is rtu" ln11r:.! C"rrrl 1l
r;:ird f'"J><'nd 1t11rf' and hrr hu"-
hand 11·nulrl nf'1·er Jut\ r knn11·n
I 11nn't hllrf' '"ll 11 1!h !hf'
h;1-.1r•( nf flUr l ' S rronor»1.
nnl1· to sa1· !ha! rlunnr lhf>
past f1•11• vrars, ne1·pr hiic; i::n
mu<·h bo111!hl ~n h11lr f(lr Sll<'h
11 high prier fnr so n1;1n1
Thr ooint i~. wh;J! rlo rrr"i-
rlrnl \'1x11n'i:: rrC'f'll! rh;ingr~ In
thr r(•nnnm1 n1t>an tn !ht>
al'era~e fan11I~·
Champagne Bubbles
For Provisionals
\
I ~1.1 liu~hilrl(l \\lll :;!111 nut
i.;rt tu .St'<' !hl' il llu~:itors 111 the
~:1 rri:li1d1·:0: ;it .. u n1111er 11ricrs
f :1ri~ 111n!f'r ~lrll'I' the
~:1 r1,.:l:idr' wr rr lthl'lll('d. !lie
;1l l1i.:.1111r<; , ho 11 tht'tn ~ell't'.S
(lr1h t" th,. ril'h. 111nl1•r.
1 .. 1111~1' ~ ... JI f,.,1 111•r\.,,s
11h1•11 lht> !'rr~1<1rn1 fro'" ~U!ll·
t'llPr ar\nm111od11tl(ln pnre~. il
sPt'med my husband nught be
T ostis Tell
Betrothal
l\11 1 rrt 1 a11d !'11rs (' rt
Tn~l1 11f '\r111xirt Re:ie!i h:11·t'
annnun(·rrl 1hc en~agt•n1en! of
their rlaughtrr, Pa1n,~1" T!1st1.
to R1rh;:ird \';111 Tuyl(', :ithlr11f'
t1·:iinrr al l 111\'Prsity nf S:111
l"r;1n('IS('O.
t-:o dl\lf' has been sf't fur
thr1r 11·erld1nf{ in Oui Lady
Qut'en nf A11 gels Churt'h.
NPll')'lllrt Beach
l'rnv1s1onals of Harbor l\ey. ihe t\e11·port Beaeh hnmt nf The A ff i <i n <' e d p:tir
'.!. I ·d·1 not h:11'~ \Q ~,.!
lhrnu,.;h \\lfh our (1ni.:1n.<d pl1.1nl
to i.:et a little> spf'nd1ni.: 111ru1r1'
1)1· h;n 111i.: ri Ii :1 h 1 111 :1 ,
V11lk.~11a~£·11 F11r !lie pa.~!
~t'l't't'ill .r1·;11·~ \"ull.s1r;11.:rn h;1~
off<'1i•d $100 tu 11n11n•n 11'l\f1
1h1l11crrd 111 noC' 10[ lhf'1r r ;irJ;
Al 4·1 tin~ ll lt';\ll~ :l 1111 IH tll•'
.1 \\'1· 11:111' a 111·11 '"'''""11 foi
1101 "g,.1n~: :ihi 0:111'' tl1 i "
~('il~lll1 !n 11H• p:-1"1 11 h:1-i hf'l'll
1nugh i 'un11n~ 1!p 1111h n«11 "'
c·11~;'s fr,r nn1 kr•'lll!1l' i111 1,1111
rn1r !H•1t:l1h11r'< rl,o\\' ""'' 1·a11'
!'1n111h :;,1v · I <·a1111nl in1:1i!111r
an1lh1ni:: n111r" 1;u·\,,1 1h.<.n
h('1 11 i: s1u•·k on !hf' Il l\ 1rr:1
11J1h ;:i !run\,, full 11[ u~1 ·lt"•'
1\lllt'rlf'(ll! ltl"lll'I .,
~ Thi' ll0 11np~t1(' l'f',11'<'
f'urn~ 1hflll~f'll !1 ('~1 11 111 1'1•11
l11111r 11nrk111i: ;ii hrr 111·1·~t-nt
s:•l11r1 Y.l!h nu r:11'1' unlll ;iftrr
an1nnr 1111n1i•11 1" f'\'Pf'rtrrl I••
'"ar ;+~ tl tt-ir ~nl.1ne~ <ll'l' t'\
t·1nl't
:i \lure• µrind !!I'll ~ Th.,,r rif
1 nu 11 h11 ni·•'d :in ;i!11u·n1•1 tn
fl!.;llt'P (Oil! II t1:JI i~ fl'(l7J'l1 .'llld
11!1nt i~ 11111 1111der 1111· n1•11· 1:111
11 111 II(' li;1ppl' J,1 kllPll lh;il
l.·111 ,1/'r'~ f1'f'.~ al so art• fro11•11
Al.;n, ll111~c of 1·011 in hu sinr.ss
11·hn 11ill suffrr pll\sr!'ttl . nH'rl·
t:-1 1 a11rl f1na1u •1;1I a11.x1rtv i'an al~o Sr.<'llt'P a d11t·lor '.~ .~ei·1'll't.'S
--Jlith jo;,k
)ht ' ~1.\<.0 (!oJil 9
' -·~~
HERS l 11 •.. h.1e toD.
~!d•f .l '\ Sl,t l b~t~.
~d1~staolr brace•tl
IOS l/J, 11 & 24 l'lr.
d 111. 1P•'~nt dalt
c d'l&t l,,m l'lan~\ &
II al voal't tel l(d la
2; 9 II
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ror.~I Nl[Nf (R[IJIT
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17 FASHIO N ISL AND
-NEWPORT CENTER -
1>44·0811
Child (1u1danre Center nf
Oran,i:e Coun!y v:ill be honored
durinl! a champagne luncheon
at nnnn Tuesday. Sept.. 21, in
r.t rs Van A. Parker J!radt1atrd Ir n 111 ('al1forn1a[
Fn!JOl!.'lng a JO a 111 . lour nf State College al Fullerton. The
thr Thrift Shn11 1n co~ta 7\lr~a. bndt-f'let·t attenrlrd Corona
Jhe1· ll'Jll prncf'rr! In lht> Child clel \1ar !11gh Srhnol and
r.uidanre fencer 11·hrrr thr 1 ! flrangl' Cuai::t College. lil'r
nell' prnv1si0nals 11·111 he fi::1n1·r. Sl•n nl r-.1 r and ~\rs I TOWELS by Wamsutt<1,
in Beautiful
Ming Tree pattern
~reeled b.1 l>r. 1. r n ti fl rd l\r1lh \';111 Tu~·lr of l'ullt"r1 <1n I
Ll'~St'r. t-:rJ1lu;itro fron1 Fu 1 l tr I on HAND
TOWEL Sl.29 lf!OJ.
$1.99
Culo tt es Cop
Da shing View The t:ent<'r 1s a 11onp111!1!. l/1gh School anrl .J u n i o rl
cnunt~·1-1"1de p~l'<"h1atnc <·hni<: <..:ollej!e. ---
Pauline Trigerr hiis in·
tr()du<'ed a new short dre~S·
c·ulntle l'allcd the T·dress.
fnr chtldrrn anrl adnle~1·ent:<:';;===========--,
1-1·11h en1 nti11n;il prnh\Prns I WASH
CLOTHES S.49 .. ,
$.79
Pro<•• ~ouo ""'", F" •n~ ~.il. ~A1/E l'IOW!
Vo1111g <111d diish1ng, 11 gnrs
fr11111 light !weed fnr d;i ytirne
111 the Plel!.1ncr nf black vell·et
edl!ed 111 s1lver fnx. ll'Orn 11•1th
yiirds and yards or sil1•er fox
The prn1·1s111n:ils arr 1hf'
r.lmf',~. l.cs1rr Eln1nrr. Hobert
.I. \\'eh:h. l.erny 1· \\'1\lr11:u1.
1;eorgc \Vest. ('\,1dr (;
r"\l r·Cal!. {';1rlcr C1rele Rnd ll;u·
nlrl Hii1n111er
KIDS LOVE
UNCLE LEN BED & BATH FASHION SHOP
"'"
OUTLET STORE
OH1e.rs inl·l11rl l' 1hr :-Olrnf's
r.1arl'in r._ l'\elsnn . noh('t"!
Schn11d!. \\11ll1am H1ldrrth and
SA TU RDA YS IN
THE DAILY PILOT 18591 Ma in St., Huntington Beach -
(5 Points Ce nter)
847-0033 ~
J,;iwrrnrf' Fogt:
•
THE FIRST ''COST'' PLUS
SUPERMARKET
IN CALI FORNI A! • • •
We Make Discn un t. House s Look
Exp eu~irc U)' Sc ll i11 g t.1l
WAREHOUSE
PRICES
PLUS 10
THE CHECKER ADDS Jl,!ST 10°/o TO ARRIVE AT WHAT YOU PAY. SO IF
YOU WOUND UP WITH JUST $10 .00 WORTH YOU SIMPLY PAY THAT
PLUS 10°/o OR $1.00. THIS GOES FOR EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE FEW
ITEMS LEGALLY CONTROLLED LIKE MILK AND LIQUOR.
WHICH IS MORE
IMPORTANT TO
YOU? BEST
SERVICE-CR-
LOWEST PRICES-~
NO MARKET CAN
GIVE YOU BOTH
WE GIVE
PRICE!
Shop in a warehou se of fine
quality foods at 535 W . 19th
St., at Harbor, Costa Mes a.
It doesn't take a lot of nerv e
to be the only store in town
that discounts the discou nt-
ers.
WHAT IT TAKES
IS THOUSANDS
OF LOWER PRICES!
WE CHALLENGE
ANY MARKET TO
MATCH THE
TOTAL SAVINGS! • STORE HOURS:
10 am to 7 pm 5 Days a Wk.
Clo sed Sund ays and \Vednesdeys
Thii &e" fer (wery-
rhl119 l1<ep1 n.. F.w
he11u Le9ell, Co11-
rrellefl l l•e MH•
01111 Liquor.
we welcome
.FOOD UllUJ STAMP tC>P 'IAl.lJ
'Ne make Discounters look expensive
SHOPPERS 535 w. 19th St., at Harbor , Cost a Mesa
f~'l I a tR•II!: i Ii: 11 t] t« 1] I): ii~ :}>1)1I1]f!(1lll a I Ill I•] ~f(1ll! a it :J;tZJ I t] Ei<•II!: i 11 a I •1Et(•lll: ii~ $fj'J I •l Ei<•lilr:J It] Fll•ll!: i Ii: 11 1] F«•ll!: ii j :371 l
. ~
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I
'I
J 8 DAIL v PILOT
YWCA
Prev iews
I
Classes
A cour~e in bf>auty and
fashion mod eling is one of
man.v 11l!ered by the SMr1ta
Ana V\\'CA for fal\. beginning
the "eek of &!pt 20 .
01hcns inc:l1ide <'real 1 • e
med11al!on . Po\1drr l'ufls and
P istons , a \1·oman'11
automo111·e cnurse and Toy
Factory \\'orksho p, a toy mak·
ing course.
The arts a11d handicrafts are
emphasized 10 cou rses in·
clud1ni.: cr(l(·hf'l1nfi:. macrame.
t aprstr~·. nt'rdlepoint and
stitcher~·. Ba.:-ic courses are
offered 1n gnlf ~e...,·1ng. ~nga,
foo<l prepAr::i:1on. paint1n~,
guitar and foreign languages.
Back-to-school Seasoned With Club Activities
It 's back·'.o--school and back
to the regular club season as
Orange Coast residents fill
their cali;ndars ...,·;th m~Tiad
t\'ents.
PWP
Are you man or woman
enough for pairing~
Interested members and
\·1sitors of Parents \\'lthout
Partners will learn the
pt'r~onal encottn!er ll'Chnique
of "pa1nng" during a meeting
al 7 '.10 pm trin1orr1J"'· !n
Carpenter Hall. Dana l'oint.
Laguna Beach a u l h o r
Rn11:1ld Deutch. aulhor of
"Pairing," will tell how "to
n1eet 811\0ne or the opposite
sex an.vi1mt . anyv.·here and
d.isCn\·er at l)OCe whelhrr you
are "''ast 1ng ~our time l'lr
\\"ht'ther !he l\\O of you really
click .·•
LB Woman 's Club
Luncheon will be. ~erved,
followed by 1n alttrnoon ol
card playin& when members
of the Laguna Stach Woman's
Club gather at 12 :30 p.m.
ton1orrow. in tbe clubhoust.
~1rs. Cara Harding i 1
chairman while Mrs. Kim
Elli! and Mrs. Rose Meumer
are accepting reservationi.
members and Lheir husabnds first meeting of the year al Mothers·to·be Presbytr.rlan . Ne·,\'port Beach.
will be honored gue1t1. Cos!a 10 30 11.m. Mondo11y. ~pl 20, Prepartng Expe c t 8 n l A tour of the (acility "'ill
Mesa resident Mrs. Robert 1n r-.1esa Verde Library, Parents, lnc. will stage a new preceed a 12.30 p.m. luncheon.
Humphrey! is among thtlm Mrs. Donrui Friebertsh;1;ustr natural r.:hlldblrth education
d Cl b ofCosta t.1esawillrelateher seriesbeginnlngTuesda y , Steak Dinner Mon ay u summer on a full scholarship Se t 21 f h P • · Women o t e Moo&e 11.'ill Huntington Beach ~!onday at Arro"'·mont SchtiOI of Arts Interested couples may call serve a steak dinner from 7 to
Morning Club "'ill mee l at and Crafts in Tennessee. She ~lrs. Thomas Harris of Hun-9 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 18, in
lo 30 •1--' s l 20 will show sli~ and discuss l Be h f f··-' · : f .. m. "vuua}', ep . . 1ngtoo ac or w•11er in-the Moose Lodge. The Gold.en A AUW iJ1 the Sheraton Beach Ion •·arious crafts. formation. Tones will provide music for l
Social hour will~ al 11 :'ll} Art G dancing. Celebrating its first an· a,m, follov.·ed by a l)ulfel 5 rou p Volunteer Council
niversary is the Amer ican lul'!Cheon. The New r-.1oder n The fountain Valley Arts Representatives of I he Alto r Society
Association of U niv er a il Y Minstrels will entertain. Assor1at1o n v.•ill gather at 7 JO ,.._ ·1 f \\'omen . Weslminster·Foun· Orange County ......... unc1 o A card rarty, open to the
lain Valley Bran ch. d p.rn. ill onday, Sept. 20, in the Hospit al Volunteers w I! I public, will be sponsor!!d by
Dl!ssert "''ill bf! ser\'ed ill noon
and card play will begin at
12 :30 p.m.
·~~-
' @.~f:!.f~ •• ~;NG
Womf'IU A11po,el Dy
• Norman W i att
• Bleyle
Alt o Coll Wt1<
2711 Eotl Ceatl H""Y ·
Co10"0 d1I Mor
~71·4740 Men1beis wHI gather for a Libr a ry Fri en s civic center for a meeting. gather for a quarterly meet ing St Anne's Altar Bnd Rosary
lunchtoo and travelogue at ,_l'~T~h~e~Co_..'.'.s~l•~~·~le~"'::_~L~ib~'~'~'Y:__l".~K~'""_l~~~l•~t.'.he~c~w~11l~g~i~•·~e.""_•~~a.'_1_9~3~0~a~.m~.~M~o~nd~a~y,~Se~p~t~. 2.'.0~·-Soc~~ie~tyC..::io~lh~e~p~a~c~i•_h_h_•_l_J._Se_''.!_ ___ ~~~~11'::---Friends will gather for lhe pastel portrait demonstration. at Hoag r-.1emorial Hospital. Beach tomorrov.·. JI 30 a.m. Saturday. Sept. JR.
in the ~1ile Squart Clubhouse
Las Da mas
~lrmbers of Damas de
Caridad vtill bt JOined by their
husbands for a cocktail party
Sunda y, Sept. 19 ln tht. La
Habra home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Howard P t It i t r • New
Horoscope: Virgos
To Throw Off Doubt Fanlaslic King-si~ed !l!Xury Is
yours with this delightlu l Ortho
mattress and 2 boK 1pring•I Un--
believably low price tor a lu\17 rt.
of stretch-out i;omtort. Including Crown F!ex Center !or 1dded su pport. INCLUDIS OATHO·
PAK 1nd DOUBLE IONUSI
Marv,..lous Oueen-sitod mat·
trc~s and box spring (lives you
Or1ho's famous ciu11U1y-c1ah6d
cons!ruttlo!'I. Designed ror com--
for! and ~upport! Now you cart
~11t a gre11.1 night's sleep !or
this low, low price! INCLUDES
ORTHO-PAK 1nd DOUBLE
BONUS! FR IDAY
SEPTEMBER 17
By SYJ11\"E\' O:'llARR
• 1-!arr~· Houdini v.·as a
piflncrr. not onl y a~ a maJ,t1-
ci:1 0 and an escap!' artist. but
.;i!so 11"as perhaps !hr first Ull-
portant stun1 n1an 111 n11\11on
piclurl'f\:. Houdini t':<rn1phf1cd
t he qualities of h10:. ~Cld!atal
:-:1gn Aries. JI 1 s 1n·
,. c n t 1 v e n es s . d " ring,
sho11•rn;111~hip, kc e n 111.
tel leC'hlral cu~ios1ty rn;idc him
nn r of !hr grl'alcsl ni"lnlCS 1n
lihO\\" b11s1n(•!;.~ and an 111-
'1<'rnf!t1nn:il ('1•lrhri1y I! 1.~
studirs (·n1hraccd p s) c· h 1 r
phenon1enu And astrnltig~ -
he v.·a~ Aries and ~lt1.r.~ ~n his
fingertips.
ARIES !:'ilarc:h 21 ·Apn l J!l 1·
\Vork and rrin·rl Arrangemcn!s
subjr<'I In l'hangr. rl1~pult'.
'l'Clu ::ire hni~h1nl! r:i!ht•r ihnn
bl'ginnin;.: :1 prn1rrt rrla·
honship. Hc<1 l1zc l hlf> plan ac·
Handiwork
Y nu'll rnJ0~' 4·n1ehl'!1n1,: lh1~
al~h;in -\·nu '\I be prn11rl to
ihn11 J! ;i~ \·pur hanri1" or k'
,J1tf\·rr•1rhet nf~h:in in 11n
unu~u;il nin d,..rn ilr'lll.n -I
smar! 1n :i 1-h:lltt'~. m11l11cnlnr!'
Re i cr~1hlr. hch111 ro1i:ih1 Pal·
tern iflOfi d1rr1·t11in"
St:\"E\T)"-Fl\'E fE:'\IS for
eaC'h pr1\lcrn -t1dd 2a crnts
for 1•;11·h Jl:ittrrn for •\1r ~!A ll i
an<l Srw<'t:il II ;1nrlI111 g :
()!hc r\1·1.,.c lf11r1! rl:1 ~s dl'll\C't'\'
\l·lll 1:1~l' 1l1rt'r 11cc\.~ nr 111nrr
~nd tn Alwr llr01•f., thr D·\I.
L'l 1111.rrr. 1n:i \"rc<llerr·;if1
De p! . P.1•x 1r.:1 Olrl ChC'.IS t'H
Slat1nn , \'riv Ynrh. '.'\' Y. 10<111 ,
•J>r1n1 ~·nn1f", Add re,s. Zip,
~~a~t~·~: ~1~~11~~~ '11 A f T '72:
1
Ne"·es! crnrhc·t knit~ fnr lhe
l!!llpre!Sl\'l' ~rn<.'rntlnn ~ ~ev.·
ln8. e1nhrnrlrr1 ri u \ 11 o;;
"ffllhan,: Frrr r a t t c r n ~ '
CatalnR flO cc111 ~
New -"ln~lanl Cro«htt"
Book. Step-li~··s1tp rnrture,:
le.ch vou how l'l rrfll'hf'I ln-
.U.nt ll'" Plui'I nev.·r~I p11t!erns II .
Complrtf' l n~1ant Gift Book
~ mor" than lllO t1frs SI.
· Complf'te Af i;han Book -SI
1'16 Jiffy Rlllil:S .. Book. Ml
cents
Book of IZ l'rbt AIJhtn5.
5ft C'l'nl ~
Quill Rook I -Hi pa ttern~
50 {'('ntJI
Mu seum Qull1 fWM'lk ! -an
otnl! I
Sook ~ "Quill< fnr Tnil"v's
1.ivln~" 1.-, i1'1't•1n ~.r11·•r(~
cord1ngty E m .-. t lo n a I in-
1·olvement nov.· is no laug hing
matter.
TAURt:S tApril 2(}.~1ay 211 1:
Relations ,,.,·ith children ma y
be opposite of pleasant. Hold
your _ground : stand !::1st fo r
pr!nriples. fl ut do perce1l'e
nf'rd for proi;re~s Fresh 1·i('11··
point "·ill help y~see light.
1..-0<lk ahead..
<iE1\tlNI 1r.1av 2 .. une 2~1:
\\'hal is apparently an in1·
por1ant personal desirt i~ suh·
Jr!'! 10 r£11'ision . Vour lnner
1 nice enablP:; ''Oll to knov.· who
is !n1!hf11I ·and ntherwi.~e.
Fnllov1 I hrou,l!h on hluich.
])ln'r ri~k :O:('curit1·.
CAr-;CEll 1.June.21 ·Jul\ 221 : Pns~rnne jou1·ney. if poSsible.
Aroid 11-ril 1ng letter.~ in anger ,
i11anv assoc1oi1es. rcln!l1r.s are
rnnrUsed. Take v.·hat yol1 hear
with proverbial ~r:iin or sall.
Oht:i1n hinl from Gemini
me~sage.
LEO 1 July 23·Aui;! 22 ·
\lonry position nercl!' re1 ll'\\",
Chel·k £'xpendilures. So1ne ap·
parent minor det:.uls n1a~· nnl
be ;is sn1al1 as \OlJ think.
Knn11· this -br; thnrough.
Relal1ons v.·ith npfl'1~11e Sl'X
m<iy kO throuf;h ~ r .-. r m y
11P'1ther .
r1nc11 1A11g 2:i SC'pt 22 1:
Ynu can 1hro"· olf !r::1r, clouht.
< ipen lu1rs 11r con1un1ratinn.
'l'ou ma\' he ~urrounrlrd bv
dust or Contro1rrsy. Key is tO
tread t1i;:htl.v. l.cm1ni coul d hr.
involvPrl. Famil .1 1ncmber~
rn:iy r]llarrrl
Lll\RA lSrpt, 2.1·'1!'1. 22 1
Sotne fa ctors 111'1,V be
unkno11n. non '! 1nakl' lon ~
range rommitnir111 Tra\el
sh11uld be pu1 off -11n!ess Rn
ab.,olu!e 11rrr.~i;1I\. ~IR k e
rrrrn1 1-lil!h! Rt> diplrim;il1c
SCORPIO tOct 2l·NOI" 21 1-
Dnn'l mix rnonr~· an rt
frif'ndship -unless vou 11 .1nt
!{l lo~e both Actcn! i' nn hn\1'
to fulfill desires. Some may
attempl In make you third
party in dispute. Se' clearly.
Prtceive motives. Protect
yourself .
SAGITTA RIUS !Nov. 22·
Dec. 21 1: You may be trying
loo much. too soon . Slow pace.
Heed l'Oice of e1perience.
Consolidate ga ins. Take in-
\'entory. Money Inv o I v Ing
n11l\e, partner could be subject
or heated discu!sion .
f'i\PHICOHN tDec. 22 Jan.
1!1 1 S<ime of you r natural
t1hilitie., 11re :o.porHihted and
i1pprcc:1a!ed . 1'here are some
v.·hisperings, rumors. Remain
aloof. Test one who has pro-
11l;i1med undying I o .v a I t y .
Resul ts misht be good for a
laui.:h.
AQUARIUS 1Jan. 2(}.feb.
\8 1: Financi al pressure can be
relieved by new approach.
SI rive for more originality. Be
independen t. Old v.• is h e ~ ,
rlcs1res are o u t mode d _
Becognize this and make ap·
prnprta\e revisions.
PISCES t F,b. J9.r-.1ar ch 20l:
Let others. including mate or
partner. set pace. Ride your
11me.. Improve public rela-
t1nns. S1r11 e to unde rs tand
!hose "1th opposing \'Jews.
l'n.~t pone legal actions. Share
knnwl edge Be receplive.
IF TOllAV IS YOUR
BlllTflllA Y you are a no
nonsrrl.';e person wh en it comes
10 II\ 1ng up !o obli ge.lions.
This h11s been a year in v.·hich
efforts hal"f' p11 id d!l"idends:
morr •1·ork. added
respnn~1bil11 y. but there·s a
chanrr fnr greater rev.·ards. lf
.s1np.\c. tnarriage hov ers. If
n1arr1rd. h 11 s 1 n e s s ad-
1 anl'rn1cn1 is indicated
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\\'EIGHT @ WATCHERS
.
!'
You can'! beat Ortho's lan1astically low
priol s end outstendln q quaJltyJ Th•s
greet lw iri-11ized mallreas and bOK •pr!ng lit bullt to· !1st wl1h sohd con-
l!llruclion and fine supporH INCLUDES
DOUBLE BONUS!
s59
Corner Group
<
6arg11ln prlces for King.sized com!ort
on lh1s fallulous mattre&s itnd 2 box
springs! Lon gli!e dura!lilily with Tem -... pered S1eel Innerspring Unit and Crown
Flitx C11 nl11 rSup por!! I NCLUDES
ORTHO-PAIC •rtd DOUBLE BONUS!
$168
Tremendous add<!1on 10 bedroom or drn is I hos super 10 pirce Cornor Group which intludes 2 Or!rio ma111e~s~s. 2 box:
11orings, 3 botstert, 2 quilled co~erlels and sl'>arp comer Ii.Die. Gtve your room a lift wlll'I th 11 complete set!
n onlY bUY
you ca Mattresses
QrthO Stores at ' ortho
• •
Ortho-Posture, King-Size
Mattress & 2 Box Springs
s12s
' Be11utolul modem 3ofa Jg ver~alil!! ~rl·
dlt1on 10 11ny home. Con'fflrts easily in1o
comror!11b!e bed With Or!ho ma111ess..
Oe!uxit t1i!oring itnd cons!ruc!ion m !h•~ modern design. Avail1ble In ell slzes!
INCLUDES DOUBLE BONUS!
ruu sur•179
Now's the time to save on one of Ortho's II nest King-Size Bed Sets! long·lasting
s1os
Round Bed
Dis1rncl;ve. '111!.,rent, tll•s 11•'!al Rr1und Bed Set add-. t""' dC'c<:ir.1:-., -, rnuc.'1 :i> you r homo. Matlrrss ario ma!ch1rit Inunda tion p•ve lull 7 It. nl ~•·rrin 1
comfort. Comolet<i with f'lsh1011 i?? sheet and ti1ted bottom sh"('L
, support and fine qua lJty features Include special heavy duty tempered steel unlt.
Crown Flex. Genier Support. Urethane loam cushion support, and beautiful
\\llGHTiaw\\~\TCHER£ will donate a p•n"y fer every
pound lo1t in the month of Septembe r ~y 11ch of
its membe r1 to YOUR local
mu Ii i-quil ted cover with additional 12" of foam for added comlart. A bargain at this
low price! Includes ORTH O·PAIC i nd DOUBLE BpNUSI
HEART ASSOCIATION
WEIGHT @WATCHERS.WORKS Reg. $299.95
3 Big Meals • D1y-Dediceted Lectu re " I NOW ON' 'Y
Plenty Of Snach-F,iendly Atmosp h"e I L
2 M illion Members-8 Succes1ful Ye•r1 I
Join This Very Day
Registrat ion $5--0nly $2 per wt11~
Wo Contrect1 to Si9n
Queen Si ze -Save $50
mattre11 &: S199 box spring
95
Twin or Full Size -Save $30
mattreaa &
box spring
Free D eliv ery
sgg
tha Ortho-Pak
Fieldcrest no·lron King or Oueon s•ze trio sheet
• F1etdcres! f'\o·lroo Klf'\Q or Queen siz"' l11tcd bet·
tom 1>heet • 2 King or Queen s1.?:c holster p!llow•
• 2 pillow cases • King or Queen size mattres3
p1d • King or Queen 61ze molal lrame on easy.
rolling casters
& Double Bonus
King or Queen: headboard plus quilt ed bodspreBd
• Twin or Fu ll: headboi'lrd and metal framl'l on easy.
rolling casters • Convertlble Sol1: gcnulnti Shop.
ht rd casters and lilted arm ca1'5
WEIGHT ®
WATCHERS.
I The Nation 's Largest Chain of Mattress Specialists
For lnform.ttil)n i nd FR EI lrochure
C•ll Bll-5505 Tod1yl
I LAKEWOOD SANTA ANA and
44 33 C•ndlew ood A v 1 nu 1 FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Cendltwood Shop•
{across lrom LA~ewood Cente1)
Phone: 6J4·4134
16131 Harbor Blvd.
(co r n e r cil Ed in ger) Nell:! t o Zody's
P hone : 839 ·'57 0
ANAHEIM
1811 West Lincoln Avenue
Be1wee n Eutlld and Broo~hu•~.1 A•~ri11"s
Ju!! Eas! of red M<11t
Phone: 776-2590
OPEN DAILY 10 9 •SAT 10·6 •SUN . 12·6 ·IMMEDIATE DELIVERY• CREDI! TERMS AVAILABLE• BANKAMERICARD •MASTER GHARGE
DICK TRA·cy
TUMBLEWEEDS
PUf "!\iA f
SflNKIN' MUL.E
POWN! ... VER
51'01 L.IN' HER
f\01'1'EN!
Mun AND JEFF
JEFF, You OWE ME
$ 3,7'J.O FDR LEGAL SERVICES
RENDERED THIS
!'AST YEAR 1 1-1 DO?
FIGMENTS
PLAIN JANE
NMR
INA
MILLION
'l!ARS!
GOU.Yj ... I SURE HOl'E "rnE
S~ERIFF DOt/f FIND OU1' ·~T
1\IEflME 'ltJU RUN OFF WITH
1\IAT RICH WIDOW'S MJNEY !
I'LL TELL YOU WHAT--
YOU PAY ME t 500
DOWN AND .90 A
MONT+\ !'OR Tl-IE
NEXT 36 MONTI-IS!
SOUNDS
LIKE
BUYING
ACAA!
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By Tom K. Rycin
ONIO CANNOT
~E TOO SOLICllOUS
O' ONE'S MULES
By Al Smith
I AM!
By Dole Hole
By Frank Baginski
.
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--
Ll'L AINER
SALLY ·9ANANAS
TheA,1'11 -""""°•-50
send you t.o '!O<J
" home.when DO you cle \m I CON~SS,
confeutd-l!H ?
DAIL V PRDT J l
ly Al Capp
By Charles Barsotti :---·---·------;..:::===-----..-------
GORDO
MOON MULLINS
ANIMAL CRACKERS
DC00, I'I.\ »or SO sore :i: 11.l!.f.ll" -ro
()()~~~CLUB·
w~c;?
Bv Charles M. Schulz
6~. A~
By Gus Arriola
By Ferd Johnson
SOUNDS LI KE ' A
!>O-IT-YOU,.SELF
BAAIN-C>AAIN-
By Roger Bollen
THE GIRLS
.. •
I DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by R. A. POWER I
PEANUTS
AC~O~S
1 Be ~~~•!
.'." Cer• 1\
S{I •,\al:~s
lrss IC71']
SZ Est~bllsne d:
A~br.
i 1 "a·" 51 Pr·s".lna.!
l~ ol.01,·· • e b~•e r11
~~rt 5,5 A ~ 'TIJI shop:
i; C.a•··rl 2 wor1s
l ,, •1~, ~1 5'l Sm.1H~~l
1: Re'.!*·, ~J
J 1 e~··c1
;1:Q f:ot P,0 I~
.1tO • ~1
~l CJe,;· 1e'ort
~3 Ben•111en
Z5 lilu~,,~1
symhol
26 Crioling
drink· Var.
30 ShO'J'S or
~P011'ial
J.1 !1d ·~''abode
I 35 O!lt>nt
Ji T 1t
'Ja Devon river
13'1 PrerxcuPa!iOll
witl1 fact
42 EgQ: Prefix
43 Plates
sheltered from
lhl" w111tl
45 Mtd •C in~ I
sobs\anc~
4fi Foolish
!lfon,e
~a St. Fr.lntis ,,_
l
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26 27
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l'')nbt r
~3 ~I ne entrance
b4 !Otirol>t'an
tap1ta l:
Z words
bb c~ci lol
r,I Pe•·1
!.7 Trers oft~
P•1.li rr.1nes
68 F ·~~ure
b't Fre"t~
stJmmrrs
70 D1rrc~·'l!1
71 Facts
DOWN·
1 Boys
2Actof
going out
3 l i'lewose
4 Revt<tl
5 WatrrCOUl'Sf of
N.Carol ina.:
2 WOtdS
6 Ordnance:
Abbr.
7 Home of a
wild anlina.J
ti Flower
l ' .-. '
" .
'l Thinks
highly o(
}I) 0:.0llll!lfr'!C ld
11 Cause p.11in to
lZ Boy 's
·nickn~m!
13 l""'enttd
18 Pract ical
joker
22 1ree
24 sorrowful
26 lris,rlbed
stont pillar
27 Puts a
curse ori:
Informa l
28 Ftnci11g
sword">
2~ Ariklt ·
31 ll"!l!!IVlarly
lrdtritfd
32 Bird
JJ -c.lieese
36 Expressions
or relief
•
911&171
~o -chi et·
Newspa i !r
VIP: 2 •ords
41 Fa1mers' -
4 4 Rt st ptdods
47 Head m1n1gt r
of an tstate
49 Very b!t
pl1ne : Abbr.
51 Stupid
53 W1 It -: Hotel
ba stblller
55 Stakt
5fi Rtvist
57 Stt the
telllpo for
58 ArU!an title
fiO Charlts Lad
bl Put lhra.igh
a sltvt
6Z lnttrjectkln
h~ic1til'IO
.. goed-byt.,
65 High:
Comb. for•
•t !i .. Ii
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JUDGE PARKER
l'tl U KE '10\J
TO COME POWW TO
Hri:AOOU ... "1'515
WI™ US, KAME !
MISS PEACH
I ,.
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PERKINS
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By Mell
By John Miles
DENNIS THE MENACE
\Jo Q
0
• O:>tl'r &!' 1H~ 10tA t 00N£ rT FOR YIH/.' IF AIN&:YJfl
l<ASES ~S IN lHIS NEIGll~~ ITS GONli4 &,tf/,1'
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•
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D•ll V PllOl Slftl P~o!O
THEY'RE DOING DOUBLE DUTY FOR HUNTINGTON BEACH IN CONTEST
Twin1 Ida (left) and Diana Jackman (Or 11 It Otker Way Around?)
Togetl1erness Pays
Hu 11tingto11 • State Po geant lit
People v.·ho meet Ida Jackman ha\·e been
kn o1,1,·n to get confused, oart1cula rly ;f they
Imo"' her sister, Diana
alld currently the~ are lllur guides l1n th e
Queen :\Iary
"'\\"e don"! ha1·e an v brot hers or sisters,''
Dian a said "'! ~uess · lhe sh(\('k l1f having
t"Jns v.·as enough for l1Uf parents." The tiA·o Hunllnglon Beach girls are 1den-
ucal twins IA'ho make a po1n1 of dressing alike.
so the Cflnfusion is understandable
At the contrst. !he,\ v.·111 Cl1mpr!e in a bi·
k1n1 Cl1n!esl. a J:?rann1e dress ercnl .<1nrl a pant
and ~h1 rl Cfl!e;::nr\' The 11 1nnr rs of the fali·
fnm ia pageant 111!1 hP el1g1blr Fnr the .\l1ss
Tll'1n LSA cnnte~1 and !he 1,1,1nners nl !he na·
Ilona I C'QO\est "111 compe1e in a :\l1ss Tv.in
\\'orld
On Sept 24 the~ 1,1,·iJI gn Ill Palo A!tfl to
compete in the \llss T111n Cahlnrn1a Pageant
as the entries from llun11ngtnn Reach. The
girls are sponS()red by the Huntingto n Beach
Jaycees.
"\.\'e're prelly excucrl ;it>nut 11.'" s:iid Ida
''The onh• nther l\1 1n cnn1es! 11e\·e been in
was one · held recentl.1 in ('l11 oradn Springs
\l/e took first runners-up 1n !hf> mnst !denl1cal
girls ca1egory of the Intern ational T1,1,·1n C<Jn.
vention ."
'"\\'e rn 111y OC1n.c rv.1n!'i st'l muc·h. 11 e·re
reall,v IO<Jk 1n~ for11 ;:irrl fl1 P;iln Altn.'" Ida sair!.
'"It seems that recent ly 1h<!re h;is b('rn a In~
of prom o11nn nf lll'1ns 1n p;igeants like this
and 1n ;id\'ert1~1n i:: !I shnuld hP a lot of fun"
In arld111 on In •hatllli! 1den !1(';i l hlnnrlr
hair and blur f'l 'P!'. !he .c1rl~ al sn ~h<irr ;i ('a r
adorned 11·1 th a ·license 11 h1ch re;irl s T\\'l:'·,"S 5
The referenc1: tn tv.1n~ i~ nb1 il1us Th e 5 stands
for their b1rthda.1 . Feb 5
The two girls are 2:J ;;nn J11 e 11·1th thei r
parents at 7092 \';:ilent 1ne Dn1·e In .Januarv
they graduated v. irh match1nc degrees 1n fl1r-
eign languages from Cal State L<in g Beach
5 N ewconiers J oi11
Beacli Sc liool Staff
Fil'e ne1,1,• lacf's are e.\p<'f'ted
tn join lhf' Hun!ini;ll1n Rear h
Cily School D1s1ricr s!afl next
month
Associate Superintendent
f h<irles Palmer ~aid Tuesda y
n1~h1 tha 1 the screening of ap-
plicant ~ for ne1,1,• Jnbs under
lhP \a!1nn.<1l E m er g f'n cy
1''.mpln.vn1Pnl Ac! had been
"f'x!rernelv sucC'rssfuJ "
Cleanup ~I an
Con11ncn<lc<l
For R cs<"11 e
A Hunrin!:lfln
r Me n i11 r I
A $2i,~OO ;illnr·;it1n11 1'1 lhP
rlis trirl me:ins that 11 \<'111 hr
ahll' to cmp!o.v a cnn1muni1 v
relations (lff1cer. ;ind three
te;icher Rides
nl.:llnlrnanrr 1n:in h:is hr"n
f'l1mtnrndcrl h1 Harhl1r~ anrl
RearhPs n irrrlnr \" 1 n1·"
1\fl1nrhn11.~r fnr his pal'! 1n s;i1-
111~ ;i fl111ndrn nc hnil! :inrl 11s
!hrf'P p:is~f'ni::rrs
.Jnn R;11t1s nf 2no.12 f'nl'c r1r-
rlr. 11h11 1s ;i n1rn,1ihl'r nf lhl'
r1I\ 0!'1 nikh1 hr.1<'h clriln1n~
rrr11 iinnprd nff lhr nir>r tn
hrln l1frc:11 .1rrl~ H:il 11<'.!nnc:
;oinrl :\l tkf' l\;idrr;1 kf'rr lhr
h<i;i ! from fn1111drr1 nc. 1n lhc
~u1 r .-1 ahn11t 2 ;i m S,..pt i
l Se rvice
\1 1dsh1 pn1an F1r~t r \ ;i ~ ~
Ste\'f'n E. A1ntin~ nf \cwrnrt
Beach. recen t!\ <·nmplr trd h:"i
first cl;ii.s s11mr11rr tra1n1ng
a board thP L'SS \'r11 nrlr;,n~
\l1dsh1 pman An1hnc harl hr,.,.,
11 ith this flag~h1 p nl Srl<"•'h
Fleet's An1ph1h1nu~ H r ;i 11 1
Grl1up ALPHA f,,r <1~ 1'eC'ks
nf lra1ninc 1n s1'11plP•,n1! prn-
C('(]ure~ Uurin g th1<: t'>r1111rl l1r
stood undt'r11a1 \\illrh,,•. rnn
ned !hr ~hip rl ur1nc ni;111r111 r1
1ng d rill~. r;11:ilif1r-rl <!" an nr
ficer of !hr i)l'r k 1n fY•rt nnrl
rrcr11·f'rl a thnr111ir·h _,afnpllng
of !he rnodern \;11 '·
~;i1·y Sc;i rllnn l!Jrr~ ~:
na,·irs. ~nn l1f :\1 r ;;inrl '.\Ir •
r, H D;11 1r ~ nf 42i Hnlh S1 .
La!:una Rearh_ 1 ~ nnw ;it
tending !he Schonl l1f ilu<:1r ~I
the /\';11·al Amph 1h1nu< Ra.<r,
L1t11e Creek . \'a
"T<1 see penplr "' 1 1 h
fju .'ll1flcal il1ns surh ;is thrsr is
rerill.v Sl1n1ethin~ There are
prnp!e \1·1th rll1rtnr's dr~rrr s
"hn are \1'dl1ng tn pu.<h
hrnl1ms." sri1d Palmer. \1hn.~e
rl1stnc1 had se1 up a "hiring
h:ill'" l;i~t \\'rdnr~rl a v ;ind
Thursd:i,\' in cnnJunct1on "1t h
!hr r'll_I
"'\\e had a 1eachrr 11 1!h 10
1r;irs e~·prnence \\hn 1,1,nt1ld
hr lf'f\ hlipp1 !'1 l!n tl1 11 nrk ;is
;i tParh('r aide Thrrr 11 a<; al«n
;in appl1r;int fnr !hr r R 1nh
1• ho h:indlr d thC' publ1r rrla·
t1nns fr.r lhr r\fl<llln nrncran1
:it lhP P;ir1' 1\Jr Sh011 ," hr
~.1 r!
Thr> lhr"r rn;;n;icrrl tn tr111
!hr sl;i!lr>rl hl1;1t ;111::11 f"fl"l llH'
p1rr anti 'Ill f [111r 1\ Cn;i•I
r;11:irrl ('111!rr tnok thr 1r<~r l
unrlrr !n11 (" I nn[! Rf'i!rh nprr
11 11 a.~ '1111 nF rt.1 ncrr
!n 1hr lrllrr l1f rr1n1-
1nr1H1:it1nn \1 Mt'hnu•f' ~-llrl
' Yn11r alrrtnr<:<: ;ind ri111rk
l h1n~111'.! 111 ;i"<:1<..t1nc l.lfr i:::u:irrl
ll.11 !)r,!nnt: 11r>r" ahn1 r and
hr1nnrl lhr <';ill l1f d11t1 111 1"111
r:1t1;ic1 t1· r,f r '1ll 111 111 r n f
l1!'1Cr:i!l1r :irrj 11" rcrt;i111h np
nrrc1:i1r 1n11r rn11r:icr In lh"
L1rf' nf d:i ncrr
"Ar !ll11l <:11rh ;i<; 1n11r' nnl
n11l .1 r·rnrt'~rnl ~ th" hi rh lr1cl
nf <:rr1·1rr rif n111· drnnr!n1<'n!
h11! ~nr.1k'> 11r ll l1f 1n11r
f11'r~nn 1I 1udtn1rnt :in<1 rlC'l!'rrr
l1f rh:ir:irrrr ..
P.1ln1r1 s;i1rl hr wa~ nf 111r
'1 11111111!1 th.i t thr r>1npll1\e rrl:i-
J 11,1i~ nffJCC'r 1111gllt hr n1nrr
<li ff 1c111! tn hu·r "There 11;i<;
nn '•llf> 11hn r011lr! r1·rn co111C'
rln~,, tn n11r rrrp 1tti'111rn1s l\1'
rl1rl ha1 e Sl1mr c;oinr\1rla!PS 11 hn
rn11ld hr tr;i 1nrd fl1r !he j'lh
lhnuch." ,s;iirl r ::iln1cr. .======~-=-=-=-~===~!
Palmrr and Trustrr r)1·\!llr TH E BEST Ha"s.·nn "oil ,,., .. , .. , th• onh I " ' ,., ' r:".irl,.r•h1r p n t I o pfl11"1'
:'\a\'\ Sram;in Bri.1n \\ applir;oin l" anrl makr ;i r•rr11r'n· •·r ... :1nHI~'" " nn" ,.,r Jhr
Cassf'rl). ~l1n fli \Ir .:i nrt \li -!nr nrl;it1l1 n nl f1nat1st ~ In !hr 11orirl < mn•! t"""tl:ir rnrn•1-1'
f harlf'S (';:is~erh nf 2'11JI hr.;irrl nf l r11~1f<f'~ h1 th,. rnd n/ ~1r1 p~ r:r.irl it d;u!y in the th h flArLY rn.r1r. Bayader!' Ter . rnrnna n,,1 1~ mnr l
Pilar. 11;; serl'1n~ at Camp II :\1 r-----------_;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:::;;I
Sm ith. Oahu. !l;i11a11
He i~ a 1Dil tr~du.1tr '11 lhr
Un11·ers1ty of Cahf0rn1a a1 Lo~
Angeles
Airman O;:n'id L. Badov.~l.i.
Yin of ~l t and :\!r~ \'1ck .I
Barlnwski Jr l1f fi2~2 \\'1n:;\n\<'
Drive. Hun1Jn~ton RParh h;i~
cnmplet.ed h:i51c train111~ :ii
Lackland AFB. Tr~ He h;i s
heen ass1~ned 1'1 l.011 r1 Af"R
Coln.. for lrR1nini: 1n thr
armamt'~t l'ivsterns field
Don't Gambit witk your Family', Health-Purc!)s•
AQUASPRING
'"''''"'"'•••• ''"~'''" •~11 M"~'
WELSH'S NATURAL FOODS
263 FOREST AVE ., LAGUNA BEACH 494-3582
''Arti stry in ~lovin g" for the
BEST -MOVE
of
YOUR LIFE
Call:
494-1025
580 Broadway
-·
Capo Co11tinuatio11 Schoo l Under Study'1
Capistrano Unified Schon! class cuts. a large number parent involvement and many who v.·ou/d ordinarily be asJ
District's continuation M'hool "'ere sent because of narcotics parent.s say •·1 don 't hal'e pro-signed to continuation sehovl
-a program for youngste;s \lnlalions blems". the k.id does , 50 bul v.·ould not benefit b\ being
v. ho are excluded from the Trustee Bob Dahlberg ;isked sent there. •
regular school-is being closr-if anvthin~ is done to educate straighten him oul."
I\' exa mined by the Board r.f -.tud~nts In the are.a ur drug \'a!cn!1nc added he hri pcs to
Trustees. ahusl' see some 1mpro1 emenl in !he
The bo;ircl ~1 0 n da y 1n. ··v.·e ma ke posit 1 1· e program this .\ear and an·
structed A. :\1 . Valent ine. pri n· 111<1t('r111ls R1a1lahle."' ~aid t1cipates ::ibout 100 sludents
c1p;il. to make ;i presentation V;;i len!1nt'. "liul we've fnunrl C'ven lhnugh a nrw "1n1erme-
at the next m<'e!i ng on arC'as !hat drul! usr 1~ nFten a dta!e" rl::i!.s will beg in
1,1,·h1ch might henef1t fr o1n :in n1anifcstat1on of 11 deeper prn-The "intrrrnechatl'" pro-
outside evaluation bll'm .. ):!ram. authorized for the first
\'11lent1ne told the hoard 1h;1t He said the !'«honl a!1rmpt~ time th is \ear by !hr bn<ird.
thl' program sn far had nnt lo ~et to the root.~ of problems \\"Ill Oe a cl a.~s held 11n the high
heen as succl'ssful as 11 cl1ulrl throu gh the Child r.uidance sl'hnnl campus during r('l!ula r
he. lie suggested ;iddiurina l Cl1n1c but th' clinic requires school hou rs for youngsters
cn11nschng might heir J:f'l
snn1e sludenl~ hack 1ntn the
rein1lar high school prQgran1
"Cont1nuauon school ts the
la st slop fnr many." s<11d
\"alent ine. "It doe<; ta ke thr
Auc tio11 Set Saturday
pressure off the hu::h schnnl. An auct1(in flf llems ranging
hut there 1s <il~o some v.aste. frflm vacation~ in San D1egn lo
\\'e try 1 er~· harrl t0 sah ace a nag that has been flo...,•n
these students because the '1\'er the L":.; Capitol \\'l!l be
nexl stop for any of them 1s held from 2 p.m. to 8 pm.
In addi!ion to the auction. I
enter!a1 nment 11.•111 be prn11dcd
b~' rh~ King Cousin~ and
Heather You ng. sta r o f
In sddilion. the continuation
program l'o't!l be structured
n1uth like a regular schixi l
day; the principal will spend
nv:>re t1n1e at I he faci lit,1•,
mnre counseling \lo'lll be done .•
tin d "'Or k·txpcrie nce prn--1
grarn~ "'111 be eoor·dinated. ' "II 1s in1portant l11al the~· be
1>rn11ded a po~ilJ\e rather
tha n pun111 re expcrienef' S(I
thev will be en<.:ou ra g('(! In
conl1uue to\.\ard graduation
either ci tcr ceturn to fl'g u!ar 1 school or 1n ;;irlult school ··
GOD HELP : .. \: .·. · ..
BOBBY and HEL~:\
"THE
PANIC IN
NEEDLE PARK"
COLOR-R.&fE O It
..
-.;. ! .. ' :• ~.:-'
Ope11 Nlt htly At ,,45 ,,~; •
Sunday 111 I :4S '·"'·
WtNO[Ll !Ull.lO~l
MIC H.-.ft Gii.EEi!.
the slrert. Saturd;i y, television's '·Land of thl' ...,,,,,,.,,1;1 •. ~ -~"'·'"' .............. .., "FORTUNE &
MEN'S EYES "
.
"'l!nfortunate !~·. \\'e don 't Tht ~uc11on L~ part nf an Giants" I
al\.\·a\'s succeed." afternoon of en!crl<'linmcnl 1n There 11·!1 ! be dol1r pnze.~ in-1
1\lthnugh the gr ea I e s I hrnl'f1t !he bu1Jd1ng fund of the cludin,C trips to San Frnnriscn'
W•rl<l't lorqul T1~••mlu11•
IPKi"t"I'
L.tt;ol Decrier Wil Howell
OPEN MONO•V NOTE~ -
(LO!f O S•TURD•V
nun1ber nf studen ts ..., a s ('hur(•h l1f Jesus Chri.~! of the <ind Las \'eoas as well as "V.• ••v ~ .. ,o •o '"~"'
..
d r h I L ..) ,., <DU> C<>~l ,d~• >• remove rom I e t·egu ar prfl· a!ler-t1:iy S;11nts 1n l·lun· passes tn local entertainment , ln•o oo~env P•r~ R<t, 1"e~• """'I COLOR-R.t.TED R. .. • _g:•~a~m:::""::.::'':":':':':f:::::l'=u=a=nc=·'='=•=nd==='="='"=to=n==B=e=a<=·h:·~~~~~~...!'.P:•~''~':·~~~~~~~~~l ~,,,,,~··~"~"~··~·~·~·~"~",,,,'~"~·,,~·~·,,,,~r,,,,""""""""""""""""~~:
AMERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE
STANLEY BASSETT MORRIS
L.A. PERIOD THOMASVILLE
No11c1
OPEN 11~UNDAy
. Otos:oo
MATTRESSES
SIMMONS· SEALY· SLEEP E-Z
QUALITY NAME BRANDS ONLY!
KINGS -QUEENS -FULLS · TWINS
EVERYTHING MUST GO!
REGARDLESS OF COST
5 ,/((f
SANDBERG SETS
s P'tl(f
BASSET SETS
5 l'llCI
BASSET SETS
:;i; Now $148 KING SIZE BEDS As Low As $88~.~
••• NOW $196 TWIN SIMMONS MATTRESSES $27?a~
"" $299 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES $22~~
:::;NOW MISMATCHED MATTRESSES$
:::;NOW $27 4 AND BOX SPRINGS w. .. S P'llCI
L.A. PERIOD SETS
'"'"'m $370 Amer. of Martinsville:::. Now
WE HAVE 240 PIECES OF NAME BRAND
FURNITURE TO CHOOSE FROM
AT COST AND BELOW COST
FIRST COMEI FIRST SERVED!
DECORATOR KING/QUEEN HEADBOARDS $4
Reg . 120" to 150" NOW
BEAUTIFUL DECORATOR ARMOIRES & CHESTS
Reg. 349" NOW INVOICE COST
HEADBOARDS
Many colors and si111 to choose
from. PRICED TO MOVEI
912 so.
EUCLID
.1 •.i rst
, Ball Road
"'i .. ht 2 Bloclcs
to Euclid
HIDE-A-BEDS
SIMMONS • SEALY
MODE • HEAL TH REST
MUST GO NOW!
VALUES to ~349"
NOW NOW NOW
~OZINS TO CHOOSE FROM
CORNER GROUPS
11 PIECE
CUSTOM GROUPS
Qu il ted covers,
inner-spring mattresses,
ball casters
FAMOUS BRANDS
FROM $148°0
FREE DELIVERY • NO ADD'L COST
ALL NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS
ALL BRAND NEW!!!! WE MUST
SELL OUT TO TH~ BARE WALLS •• NOW!
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••• WHEN YOU -BUY LUCKY'S GROUND BEEF
' ' · ... ~,,. :~ .... D •1<<>~ft••d l n opl a"'"" lrad1d ond C.a••ln•
;...-(..,.,he/l ed ho"'•· __
• -0.,.. '"'" ,,..l•'"eft Poh•t 9 <1•a~I••• !~u• ar •••"' b.
lrffkl;v• /,,,.., Wo ~•••1~1. ~.,,, Jj ""0 ..1 9~ t •• ,,,r~
!opt. 1 1, 1911, to9ardle>1 ef <<111 •:.1ea1e1.H
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NOW THE PERCENT OF FAT CONTENT IS INDICATED
IN KEEPING WITH LUCKY'S ''TRUTH IN LABELING" POLICY OUR LABELING MORE ACCURATELY
DESCRIBES THE VARIOUS KINDS OF GROUND BEEF. NOW, YOU Will KNOW THE FAT CON·
TENT OF EACH TYPE OF GROUND MEAT YOU PURCHASE.
GROUND BEEF ••• APPROXIMATE FAT CONTENT ........................ 25%
LEAN GROUND BEEF ••. APPROXIMATE FAT CONTENT ........ -•. 20 %
EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF •.. APPROXIMATE FAT CONTENT .... 15%
AT LUCKY ... YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE GOOD EATING ! YOU ARE ASSURED THA T LUCKY'S
GROUND BEEF HAS A LOWER FAT CONTENT THAN THE PERCENTAGE SET BY STATE AND
' '
FEDERAL LAW.
·-...
BLADE CUT ...__ • > STANDING
:FRESH FRYERS
trSOll GRADE A
!Ya TO l llS. AVG.
(KICKIH5
WMOLl IODY 29~.
CHUCK ROAST
LUCKY I ONOlO
TOP OUAllfY
ll!F 53~.
ROUND STEAK
LUC KY IONDfD
TD, QUALITY
l((F
ION( IN 93~h .
RIB ROAST
LUCKY ION DID
TO' OU.t.llTY
lllF
l ARGI fNO 88~b.
ST ANDING RIB ROAST =1Jw,0.;~A~"'lt'·-·-·$I ~~. !;!2~?,~!~~~,,:~:r ...... -·---·· $]5~. ~~~.~o~-J.~.~lT,~.~~~.~-~. __ 39~.
cu1 .up FRYERS ,lPMI ·~•JOKTAKk!Mt .• ---·-.. ···--.. 34~. rw~,R.!.~~D~D~~~~,::.~~~~~~-·--····· $J 51~. !~~.~D~-~~~~J!~.~-~.~!..~-·-··· 45 ~.
' Ill STEAK ~~::u11~71D11:11, •••. , •....
DAIRY PRODUCTS FROZEN FOODS
,.
6 za•·.! LADYLEE ~i.. · ,. 1 BACON '~---1 ,Jj~;'·"r tU(ID 53' 1 t•. , •••
!~,~~O~~D !.?.~~-·-~-~-~.?..~····-•-59'
GROUND
BEEF
llOMlY FUYOIFU1 s 9 c .. • IDfAl fDR Tl![
DlfTtlDDR SltlLL
eu•LOW lb •
llSCOUNI Pl!Cf
AlfY SllE P~'·
LEAN
GROUND BEEF
IEEFIER fLAYOR FOlt 7 9 c MEATIALLS. lrolEAT·
LOAF l SLO,PY JOES! lb.
EXTRA LEAN
GROUND BEEF
THE DIETERS' DEUGHT 9 3 c FRESH, EXIRA lUH
AHO FUVORFUL b I .
BEEF SAUSAGE """" 29<
11•11 ····-·····························•···' Dl.,1 •.
!~.~~rD.~~G~l~ lsP~U~D~~I~.~ .... -•• 7 s c
~M~~D~l;-~~D~.~-~-~ ............. 1 ll ID!l $1 47
CROSS RIB ROAST
__ _.. ..
: MARGARINE 'll•IC•Mlll:l'S 43• Of"!-1101.tTN .• .,,._.,.
RIDDI WHIP ;o,;:1c~'N ........ , ........... -••• 581
COTIAGE CHEESE ::00~'.~~N ...... -••••. 37c
()• •··~&r~
INSTANT BREAKFAST
CAllNAllON
S VAllllT11S
71f.i·OUNCl ,KG, 63c
()• •··~&r~
NESTLES' QUIK
COCOA
l2·0UNCl (Af< 83c
RATH, HORMEL, WILSON 63<
tll(fO 11(0• I 11. Pl' ....................... ,., .•
~~~1~~uN~•~(Y1~~ .~A.~.?.-~.·-··•·•• 73c
!1~!~,~~!~o~.~1~.~-~~-~····-······· 73c
IO NE llS~-lUCK Y
IONOED TOP
QUAlll Y 8£Ef 93~.
VITA PAKT 0111161 IU!(l 71' 11 Dl.llL ........ , ........... .,
BIWTER 1101 lll 81' Vt I ll!U.<1N .... -._,. .•••• _, __
···~&;-!--...,
ZEE LUNCH BAGS
SG-COUNT
PKG. 23c
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
LUCKY GIN
.. , ... ~ ........... i.
U. l D. L FOOD IT AMP
COUPONS
Gladly Accepted
Up 11 l·hr. "°i" r1 h1f,
i1M.lud1"9 01thiitit JIOifl. ]1)'1
DEP FOR MEN
DRY STYLE
TOOTHPASTE (
Wh1t t111 t11th 11ftl• 11141 64
l1~1h1111 lir1olh 11UllS.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
oA AJAX LIQUID ~:~~~~~~~-~~~-~-~'.~7S•
ZEST BATH SOAP :;," ....... 22 '
~ JUBILEE ::~11!~·<1::.~~-~-~.1'~~-· ••• 89'
TOP JOB ~·.0~:0;~:~.·0 .. . ... 73•
REGARD JO••ID•'I ro• ·•~lllllG '1 •• r '°'''•.1•ii1,<1-............. .
SIMONIZE WAX ~~::«u:: .......... 89•
"115101 LIMO~. CMOCOlATI,
OR Of VllS FOOO
1-t-OUfi/CE PKG. 36c
FROZEN FOODS
flSHSTICKS ~~·;; '.":~w Ul "'.~~'..~ ······ 'l 1'
BREADED SOLE :~·;;•::~~ ............... 68•
SIRLOIN TIPS :~·,0 ;~iz 45•
BA GG ED STEAKS :~~·,'~'l't.1 .. ~~u-~'. ... '1 °1
O'S PIZZA ··~ (M+l \I 79• GIN 1!01 •CG ............... .
T BLES ~11!1 \la~f 33• VEGE A , 01 ,.G ..•.•.•.......•..••
f •l"lfil\ POTATOES ~;~;o:~:,11111 cv1
()• -·~&;-!---.
SANDWICH BAGGIES
PLASTIC BAGS
lSO CT. 53c
CANNED FOODS
~COFFEE MATE ~~~:11i~'-~.~:.~ ... Jq•
YU BAN ~·;;\",.',~~~'." ..... __ ............... 11 ,,
~MUSTARD :·;~\:;··········-··-··· 18"
~ M.J.B. RICE ~~l IOJ ···-······"'" 29 ' 1111, (lllCUll. 01 •IW O•U•llt
~MUSTARO i•o •Ou•o • 38 ' '{'T ' '01 , .................... ..
... 33'
o"' PEANUTS :~·o~'.~~:.0~.~.-~~'.11.~ .... 75'
Our LOW E"<r)day Pr ice'
HARVEST DAY BEVERAGES
ti VA llET l f~
12 OUN(( CAN 1oc
CANNED FOODS
oA" MIXED NUTS ~;~:~11~~·1~~:.<1• .. as·
SEGO l10~1G0111 DIUn 23' ~ 10 01 <•• •v•••l llll ........... .
o-"f OLIVES :~:~'i't~~OflllA {MO•"D .13•
PEANUT BunER IAD1lll (NUNll 01 SJ U
(ll AM•.<1 01 JAi ...
~ OLIVES ~·~1~::~.~· MIDIU .. "'.::.·.~···· 34•
~ INSTANT TEA ~·0~1°',:l:." .••...•..• 7q•
.... READ'S SALAD """ u• ..... 33'
1Mlll 11••0-'llM•• 1!1\1 roT•TG
~ TOMATO JUICE ~=~·, 1('.0~· ...... 1 q•
~ A·l MEAT SAUCE ~~~:11 ........ 66t
PACKAGED GOODS
GRAHAM CRACKUS ~::~1r,001 ..... 41 "
tY"" CRACKER JACKS !.','~:.,.~ .... 27t
CHOCOLATE ~~~·~:~···.1
... .. .... 41 '
Miii (MO<DLl!l. MlllL NUT. II• Ill 0111.MOllD
()• •··~&rr.-
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Arabs;
In \li'bose favor i.5 tlme run·
nln& In tht Middle E:ast" in
fa vor of Israel, or in fa vor or
the Ara bs?
The answer -or what e;ich
l!hit thinlul is thr ansv.·pr -
"''ii• gn far !n"11rrls
-de 1 t' r mi n 1 n 11. whrn and
l\'helhPr thert' v.·ill bf> ii sr1·
Uemen1 of what is proh;i hl.1
the s1nglr mnst dangrrous
confhcl fnr \.\''!ri d prace
The l\lidrl le E;i.~t ronlll<·t \\111
be dehatPd .:r.~a1n ;it !11P annual
session of the United Nat1nns
gener;:il assl'mbl,v hr11.1nn1ng
th!!' mnnth. There 1s not !ikel.1
to be an1 m11\rment \!)v.•;irds a settlem~nl until the dehate ls
O\'t'r unles~ Israel rn11kt'~ snnlr
n101 e 1n ;id1 :int·e In hrad r•ff
thl" ex1>t'1·tec1 cr111c1sm
Since the t11 1e [,I!.~ p!l;in
Presiden! c ;;inial A b rl e I
i'\asser "as u n f n r I u n a I e
t'nough to ha1·r prrnnked
Israel into the: s1~ d;:i~ 11ar of
1967 ls1ael has occupied Arab
Jews
NEWS ANALYSIS
1ern1nry in thr Sinai Desert as.
far as the Suez Canal. ln
.)rrusalem. on the "'e~I bank
of lhe Jnrd Hn :ind In !hf' Golan
Het(!hls of Syr1A
A )e<1r tti:o la.~t 11111nlh. LIS
St>l't'Plilr,1• uf ~t ;:itr \\'1lltam P,
Rn.i;rrr-su1•cerded 1n arranging
;i t'ease-/1re in the sporadlr
l1gh1Jng acros~ the c:inal
hetwf'en Israelis and Egyp-
tians.
Then earlier this year,
rres1den! Anwar Sa d a I ,
,\a~sf'r '.• !'uccessor, mo\•ed a
st rp rarrher by ai::ree1ng rn the
pt lll('lplr nr a peace lrt>a!y
ll'll h J.<r;iel The '"RflJ.:t'TS
J'l;:in·· has hardly progressed
s1nte
E1 en his el forts to promote
M interi m agreement" to
reopen the Suez Canal ha ve so
-· . ,
. '
Assess Future Over the
far come LO naught. In !act,
although it L! lhe chie:.f
supphe:r of military • n d
~onomir aid to I gr 11 f' I ,
\\';i shington has had llillf' ap-
p;ire:nt influenrt: on the: Israeli
go11ernn1enl.
lsr;iel ts unhappy and in -
('l'easing ly crltic;iJ of the U.S.
refusal tn prnn11se: more: Phan-
l(lm jet f111.hter~ now. Hecently
Rogers himself drew cril1cism
frnm Jerusalem for suggesting
ha1•e: lo look at the di \'isiorn
among the Arabs.
The pro-C.ommun1st c o u p
tha! fa1lfi'I 1n the Sudan ha ~
cooled the relations or both
!hat cou ntry and Egypt 1>1'ilh
the Sovie! Union . the Arabs'
chief supplier of arm~. Jordan
has been cnndemned hy most
other Ar.:ih counlries for
sn1ashi ng the Palestine j.\Uer
rlll;is. lr::iq is al loggerheads
with niosl other Arab coun-
tries, And so on.
Iha! lsr;irl hrirl not mo11ed.>--------
\'Pr_11 far towards a settlemPnl
Puhlicly and p r 1 v a t t' 1 y ,
Israeli diplnmal5 hav e 11.·;irned
tha t ilcllon by the U.~
J;enerri ! a.~semhly or secun!y
cou nci l condemnin£ I s r a e I
Cfluld close the door on !he
ne~ntiatinns.
It may be tha1 hehinrl the
Israeli position is the calcula·
tinn th;it time i5 nn Israel 's
side, tha t lt belier deal can he
had by wai!lng . to support
that, the Israelis wou!d only
To half forestall a n y
American go v er nm ent
pressure f o r conce!isions,
there il'i Israel's considerable
political support in lhf' United
Slates, particularly effeclil'e
as elections approach.
Thtre are signs of 11 rt"ilp-
proachment with Russia_ And
finally , there is always the
\\'hispered pnsllihili!~· t h a l
J.~r.:r.el could develop nuclear
u·eapons if she fe lt her ex-
istence threatened.
On the other hand. ti may
be, as the Arab! are always
saying . lhat timf' is on the!!
side-that 2 .~ mllUon lsraell5
cannot live indefinitely in a
hostile sea or more than 100
million Arabs, The Arabs art
weak now, the argu ment
runi:;, bu! the~ \.\'ill not ;:i!.
w;:i.ys be.
Sadat took 11. pol!l1cal chance
by flf(ering lo ~ign 11 peace
treaty, but an agreement
would allow him to facl: lhe
_Long
SOC1al. and economic problen1S
of Egypt. which time \.\'ill only
make worse.
So far . hov"e~·e:r , his pol ity
ha!. produced few results. It
has brought i ncrea sing
d1s1lluslonment in Cairo with
the United Slates for f;iiling to
11.·in mnre conce&"Jlons from
lsr;ie!, and the Egypt ia ns are
now try1n~ lo mend their
fenC'rs in Mnscow.
Sadat ha s gone ahead Ui
form an ii nti-lsrael federation
Haul
with Syria and Libya ! whicl
has few teeth l, and IS com
m1tted tn ending t.hi! peace £-f
fnrts ii thert 1s no agrttmen
th is year
it ma~ hr th.:tl l!me !son th1
side uf the lsraeli5. It a!E.I
n1ay hP !hat nnw is the be..9
chancr fnr snn1e setllemen
there w1!1 he for a long 11011
In come L:nlll there is nn~
the ~1iddle E;isl is likel y tn r"
ma1n a plart of dange1' fn1 lht
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The three teenagers "hn this
.summer became the first gir ls
in histnr\ to ser,·e as Senate
tiages h;id li llle llmt> 10 refiert
on I he 1 r ;iccnmpli•hmPn1
Their d;i~· began "1th h111.h
schMl clas~es 1'11 f\ 10 11 m ;ind
riflen ended w11h late night
hnme\\'nrk
!n he!\.\'ern 1hr~ ran errilnds
for men mnre than (111r:e their
age, n1;in,\' nf \.\·hnm \P l it he
knn11·n in ;id1·anre t.hP1' were
skept1ral 1 hat ~i ri s cn11ld dn as
"·ell as thf' hll.1·s •1·hn tradi-
tinnall .I' filled the Jnb
The.I' rnunrl thr hny p11grs "11
littlf' cnnl" al firs1. hut lhP \
cnncluclrd lhe lnn~ effnr t 1n
gain <1dm1t1ance to the page
corp.<; 11'A.<; wnr1h 1!
Elfn r1~ ha1·e hc-Pn rn;itir f11r
~·rars tn include j!_1rl:i; an1nng
the rxclu!i1l'e grn up nf pal!e.<.
but 11 11ai; nnl unril l!lil 1h;it
lhr harrirr "'a ... hl1er1.
Three tPen;i,eers appc;ired:
Ellen ~rlnnnPtl. 17. Dunrlee ,
Ill . spnn!iorNt h1 Si>n. fhar!Ps
H rPrCI' 1R-lll I, l'auletrP
DesrH. li. Schcn~r1arh . i\ Y,
1;pnnsnrf'r1 h~· Sen .Ja1·"h K.
Ja\·it.-; 1R-\.Y 1 anfl .Julie
Price. lri. R;1rr lesr11lr . Okl::i .
~pnnsnrr.d hv Sen. Fred R.
Harris 1 D-Okla. 1.
The girls' uniforms in clude
na\'y bl;ick nr blark slacks nr
pant !'Utls, 1>1'h1t e blnuses. and
In"' bl ack nr navv shne!i.The
1\·ardrobe was p,.:Pscriberi b~·
thP ?JI-male Sen;ite Ru!e.i;
Cnmmillee.
The go1·ernmen! prn1·1dPli a
!ipec1;1l schml nn the th1rr1
flonr 11f the Librar\' nf
Con,g rcss fnr !he R.'i p;iges ll'hn
serve CnngrPssn1en a n r1
S11prcn1e C'nurl ju!'\1t·r5. a.~
well ii!' Sen;ilnr.<; Srhnnl wnrk
1s scheduled frnm ri:lO a.m. tn
94.l;i ni
Thr rl:t~!'f'S ;irr "rn1nunal."
F:llrn .<<iid. l1niirrd rnnsTl1· tn
h a s1r <;IJh)Pcls l 1k"
tn-ithf'niarlt!". h1 .<;!nrr. EnJ:l1.•h
;ind ~r1P nrr. <1nr! nn .~prr•ial
t11rir 1• ;:illnwrd fnr ~1ud1· d11r·
Inc ~rhnnl Thr !'t11deni <: ;irP
li!i \'en .10 n11n11I P.<> nlf fnr
hrrakf.:ist. anrl lhP next da 1 ·.~
lrs!'n ns n1ust be prepared · a!
hnmr.
The ~tudrn1~ mu!'! rrjl(lrl lnr
\r11rk hy 10 ;i m.
"\\'e ;irrange the: N-n;i!nr~·
dP~k~. fix their c:il<'nrlar s.
<!istrihutP !hr Cnncre.~!'inn.:it
nrcn,.n.~ and put w;il er ;:irntJ nd
fnr lhf' Sl>na le learlers find the I
clerk," Paulette said . "Then
v.·e: sit on the sl.Pps \u·ide
carpeted sta1r:i; leading from
the Senate floor to the
ro.~1rum1 11nd v.·ait.''
The pali!e:i; \.\'ail In he srnt nn
e rr;indi; hy the Senators., and
!hPy are expec!ed In he alrrt
for ;iny :;;ignal inrlicalin.11 their
sr1·icri; ;ire v.•.:inled
"[ knell' \.\"hat 11'e·rl ha1p lo
rln, hut it'.~ r('all y a gre;iter jnh
lh;in I exper·lerl ," F.llen s;11rl 1 ··Th ink nf the npportun1 ties
11·e"vr harl -thP assnri;it1nn
11 i1h gn1·crnment -he11ring
;i h nut heh 1 nd-!he-scene!i
rrief'.'t incs. and !he use and l
ahU!iP of pi•\.\'('T.
"The hnurs .:ire erratir hut
!hflt'.~ :I .~m;ill pt'lf'f'" I
race~ rer•pj1 r abnu t S500 a
1nnnrh In lake·hnme pa1 . The
µirl.~ .irkno11•1pdcerl !his is cnn·
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v.·h.v th('y l11l'f' rheir wnrk .
.··1rs ~ut·i~ an ~nnnr,•'1 I ;i11IPltP.. ~:i1d, ";\:n!h1ng else ,
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Sig11 Trade Treaty
KUA.LA LC~f PL'R I L:PI I -
The a\re.som e 1111a£re of China
dissolred in tnconut dr\riks
and l1l11ng ~l;;la.1· ~0ngs last
week aL the end nf the sel"en·
day \'ls1 t of the fir~! oflirial
delf'gat inn from the Com·
mun is t mainland t o
l\li>Jaysia. Oanc1ng lhP gay
malay ".lo2et." !hf' !3·n1<1 n
team of Pekin? trade offirials
celebra1ed the cnnclus1nri of a
substantial trade a_greemerit 1n
lhE' company nr v.·e!l ·pro-
pnrtioned ~tal:i~· girls at a
leading nightspot
Their host \\"as l\1nham12d
Khir Johan. mtntsler of com-
mer~e and indu stry !n~t ead,of
austere ~1a0 jarke!s. the
Chinese donned hnght-p<1l·
terned "batek" spnr! shirts
made in rural .'>1al;i~·s1a.
There v.·;i!' plent ~' of rea:onn
for both sidP~ In be Jnlly.
China esl.ahl1.~herl tt~ f ir~t
friendl y fl)(llhnlrl in th is part nf
Southe;is1 A ~i ;i, \l ili;i,1·~1;i 1n11k
ariothf'r giant ~lnrle !ri11 .1rd
patC'hing up rl1f(rrenc~ 11 1\h
her onre arch-foe
Chang-Kuanµ-Trou , rl1rPr1rir
of the China Chen11cal lmpnrt·
.Export ('orprir:i!!nn and leader
of the delega11on. tn!d a dinner
gather ing. · o•Jr 11rs ~t rr ll'h
back 1n a thousand ye;irs. But
the impe1·iali~t.s in1rrfrreil. r
am cnnfirlenl lhP exch;.inge nf
~uch 1·i~it v.·ill )e;irl tn a fL1rther
~trenc,1J1Pn1af' nf t1P~ hP!11Pf'n
the pP.nples nr ,\-lalaysia ;ind
Ct11na "
The third da\-I hr rh1ne~e
1'·e:re here, Cha~'1: Irr! li1·e cn\-
leagtJes ir1 a 1nePt1ng v.1th
Prim!'. ~11n1~ter Tun Abdul
Razak. It 11 as Ra1.a k v.·ho
ServiC'c
~a1 1· ~:im;in r,1,,nn A.
Half'. o.nn nf .\1r <1nr1 \It " r;u\
E \lnrr:<.nn nf 1n17i \":ilrnc·1H
A1'e ('nq;i \1r~;i. ~. ;:i <
dt.partl'rl h1~ hnrnrpi•rt nf l.nnn
8Pittb. 1-;i\1f ahn;,r1 1l1p fl,,~1
ri ilrr l"SS :'\:n;i~r)l il fr,r rlut v
11,•uh thP l' S SP 1Pn1h F\PP! In
the \\es1ern rar1f1c
Airman \\"altrr J. flrl'fl of
33!'1 Cataltn1a Dri1P ;..-e.1\pnrt
Beach. has ~radllaterl ;it ShPn·
pard AFB . Tex , from the l" ::-.
.\.ir Fnrce med1ral ~rr1·1res
specialist rour~r
Thi!' airman, .i;nn l')f \Ir <1nrl
t\.1rs_ .J;in1es \\' RePrl , wa."
trained to a ~s1~! 1n !h~ r;irr
and trea1ment n! p:::it1r11t < Ht
Is being as.~1gncd 1,. 1\nr tnn
AF'B . for duty "'1th !he l'$Af
dispP 11sary.
Airman Reed l,5 ::t l~li!'I
graduate. nf Newport H<lrhor
High School.
1urned ~1alays1 a from pro·
1r~stern anti-communism Jn
nnn-alignmenl in foreign af -1
fairs last September after he
took over as hfad of go1·ern·
ment from Tengku Abdul
Rahman.
Their 411-minute talk v.·as
reported to ha ve ranged from
table-tennis to Razak"s pro-
posal fnr neutralization of
Southeast Asia.
Razak is seeking gu.:ir an tees
by China. !he United Slates
;inrl the Sovie! Union iri the
f(1rm nf a Unlled Nations
rl ec I a r a I i on fnr nnn·in·
terferen ce in "' neutralizer!
Sou!hra ~t Asl;i. He sa.vs he
also v.•ants eventual diplomt1tic
ties v.•it h Peking, but adds
rh1n;:i mu.~t r ec n _g n 1 i e
M:ila.vs1a a5 rin inrlependt>nt
!'01·ereign natirin arid st11p in-
1Prfering in her internal af-
f air~.
i 'nmmunist C h 1 rt a t1·ad1 -
t1ona!Jv has lent moral and
somr Ph~•s 1cal suppnr! tn Cnm-
mnnist i n s u r g e rt r ~' 1n
.\1ala.vsian jungle~ alnng the
Th;:i1 ;ind lndnnesi;;ri horrlrr<
Chan)!'s 1·1s11 ::ippP.arprt tn he
;i rlrf•nlle ~trp in n;i~;i~·,
rlr.~1rerl rt1rertif)n. Ch an I!.
i:. I ~ n i r 1 r ;i n l I y spq ke nf
· • \·1 11 l;i .1· s i a ' ' ;inrl not
'".'-ial;i,\";i ," !hr form China us ·
ed hrfnre !n impl,1· f1on-
recn.e:nit1nn nf thf' Mala.vstan
ferlrril1tnn .
fli;in~·s 1e;im i;penr three
di!I':< of talk5 \r i1h orfiri;ils
frrl1n !he n:itinn;il tradin.e: cnr·
rorat.1r,in. rern;is. r e r n :< "
rrrrntlv tonk n1·rr fr0rn Jnral Ch1nc!'~ rn err h ;:i n t :< ;di
:.l'lla.1·!'.i<1n lr:irl lni:; 1v1lh C\li na .
Fnur milllnn r e s id t' n I
Chinese. fnrm /'1-1 a I a y s 1 a 's
largest minnrit1· ;inrl f'!lfJ\rnl
1nuch of the ecnnrimy here
The fact China has ai:;r ePd tn
tra r!p 11·1th an a g e rt c y
~pon.~orPrl h~ !he i\t1la~·
rln1n1niltPrt gn1·e.rnmf'nt ra ther
than 1nd11·ir!u~l Ch1nr~~" r n·
!l"Pfirent>ur~ 11·;;~ f;i).;en Hi nf-
f1c1;il r:trrlrs a~ a ro~l fiVf'
rt1ri lnmat1r cr~turr
11 ;il~n c;ilmer1 fr;irs ;:im0nf:
f\l al.:iy~1:<·~ :. mill1nri \1;ila~·
mi1Jnri ty !h;it <! dPTf'!JlP 11·1lh
Chin:i will .•t1r r;:ir1al p;iss1nni;
arnorig i\l<il;ivs111n rt11ne~r,
mn<t of ""'hn111 ma1ntarn at
IPa'-1 ~e1111n1pnt::il IPPhne fnr
th<>1r l0rinr r h"m"L'll'ld
f)unnr lhr \ 1~1! nn ;ir111·1t1·
\\';:!~ rrprirl Prl hel1\PPn .~rrurit \'
frirrP~ ;ind ho1·rler r0mmun1l\!'.'
nr.:ir lbr frnn11rr v.· 1 I h
Th.:i1l;ind B;iz;ik sPPk.< \n fHlll
thr ruf! fr nm unrlr r thP lnral
Cnmmuni~t lr rrnn~1s h~ b1.~
wnn1ng nf Chin;:i .
ln !he final c11mmunique
C'h?.rig·~ tr;i1n plecl~Pd In makr
Mala~·si ::i \hf'1r mairt snurce nf
rubber fnr .in 1 n d e r 1 n I t e
pf'r irirl.
Thr CflnHnunlque. said rlirect
tr.:ir!P links h;id been establish·
r.d .in ti governmf'nl-1Jwnpd
'.\.1.:ilay~i a n a11d Chinf'~l" ship<;,
"·Ill bec1n railing ;:ii e:ach
ri1hf'rs port~ "a.~ a big str p
fnr\\"llrd " 1oward form lradl'
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Religion Dissen sion Quickening Inside Israel UT'S BE FRIENDL l
JERUSALEM (APl
Isr1el rtpresf'nts a solid
phalan1 of Jewish thought. , .
.right'?
\l/r1Jng . Th e idt.a of a
unanimous rt eling I tl w a rd
J udaism gets a drubbing
tvery Sa turday, and belllff't n
times as we:ll. in incidents ln-
vol\"ing fht mos! Orthndox fol-
lowers of thr: faith.
Signs nf religious disi;ensio rt
ha1·e incrf'asM lately. HO()(!.
lum~ ln Jerusalem bea t up a
rabbi and shaved off his
beard Olhl"rs sect 11 dog upon .t
group of religious students.
Fil.':hts ha ve broken n u t
st veral Limes between sttular
Check Values
and relig1ow Jew1, the latter
conspicuous in bards, black
clnlhes and fu r·brimmed hat1,
On Saturdays somt of lht
minority o f ultra-orthodo1
Jews thrQw slQnes at m<1 11inJi;::
cars and buses. nn tht ground
that they are despoiling the
Sabbath.
To many non re 1 i g i o u s
members tlf lht Israel public
the Orthodtll rl"'present a die·
tatnrlal strain.
Th t Orthodox fnrct 5hops !n
cln~e: on Saturday . .and impel
all public institutions to main·
t.ain kosher kitchens.
Equally gall ing lo I h e
average Israeli la the fa ct that
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The most inflammatory ele-
ment behind the violence
seems to be the Nelurei Karta
or Guardians of the Gate. an
ultra-Orthodox group th at
hates the state nf Israel. Thi s
grnup, with an estimated
fnllowing of 500, equates
Zionism with Nazism, burn:r.
Israeli r!ag s and refuses to
carry 1rlentit1 C'ards issu!'d by
th~ gnvf'rnl\1Prt t.
/\'eturei Karta does not ac -
Cf'pt Isratli rul f' in Jerusal"'rn
and wnuld li kt to see tht city
lntPrnat1nnalh.ecl. Its lt"aders
refrain from tra veling In oc-
cupied Arab fprrilory. "the
~flur fruit of Zionist conquest."
Neturei Ka rta a.~serls the
Biblf': stipulales l11ere can bl!'
no slate or Israel until !he
Mes11iah cornes and redeem s
the .Jewish Pfflple. It cnntends
Zionism has usurped the
~1e!1-siah'!I prerogative and has
desecrated the Biblt h .v
e~tablishin~ a state wh ir.h does
n0t faithfully follow Biblical
erii<'t.s.
Ne!ure1 Karla rn e n1 be rs
spP;ik Yiddish and !1ve 1n near
isolation !n an encla\'1': of
Jerusalem I.' a 11 e d Mea
Shear1m.
After 8 recent Sabbath riot.
the group clalmt.d police ustd
hrutal methods. The complaint
wa11 not lndged \\'ilh thP.
£overnrnenl but with lht. U.S.
con~ulale in Jeru.~alem.
The group's leader, Rabbi
Arnra.m Blau. was asked once
how he felt about !~raf'l's
be1 n~ led hy a woman.
Premier Gnlda MPir, ,
"To us it m;ikes nn f'11f-
If }1>U have no::w 11eJgh~
or know o( fl.nyonl" movi.n:
to our area, please tell Us
5r. th11t .. ~:e may extt•nd a
tnendly \1'Plcome end help
l h""' lfJ h,.,.,.,m,. acquainted
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Gal Peddles to Catch Surf
:fO-uiilc /Jail y· Bic y·clc 1'rcl-i Bcp,i11s 11/, 5 (I.Ill.
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By llfl\\'AHU I.. llA.\IJ\'
01 l~e D••I• "ilo1 51•!1
IAln,ll beture rnost ot thC' world has
awakened fur another tlay ol toil and
;;cvcral hours <Jflcr tile party-going
populace tia s dropped off 10 slu1nbcr
fron1 ::i long night of frolicking, the
surfing clan 1s gn1hrnng to do us
tl1111g
\ilU!lg antt Old :1l1kt• p:tdlllf' qu1etlv
1111! 10 n1rr! !hr ur11'11'-h1n;; 11:1rPS 1n the
g;.ithr1 u1g 1nun11ng li~J11
ll11t \\hat ilb!IUI 111l' MH'h•1 \\ 11u ltl't'1
~e1 eral tndi·~ tnn11 a surl1r1g ~p-01 s11eh
a<; llunr1ngto11 B1·nrh ~tl'ne 111 ihe 1J1h
;u111u<1I l ~ :-.11ribo;1rd Lhan1 p10ni>lu ps
1h1s 11rC'kl•n!t"'
,\lary Srttl·rl1ol111 1~" )ou11g gal 11 ho
k11u11s full 11·cJI rhr n~ors 01 early
111orn1no :surt <1t't111t1·
:'llary"hvcs in i\'e11;por1 Shores. near
the JCll)' 1hat di1·1d1•s tile open ocean
fron1 lhe "'cll"p1wt llal'IJl.Jr a1·1•;i -b11t
shl' prrfl·r~ tu ~111·r ~0r11r n111l.' lo 10
n11les th~1,1n1 -111 !l utttington Be:1c!1
Being .101 u1g 11·11h an 1.'XCCS'iil f'
an1 011n1 ot rner(',\. she an~c.., al :. 1n
tl1e 111nrn111g. <·lnrnps ht·r· !'.l1rfbo:1 rd P11
her h1 <·.1<'lt' .:ind pt•d(lit·~ tn ll1111l111gtu11
nc:1l'l1
• JL unly tai...1·~ :1hou1 a l1:ill \llJUr and
il 1-; wor!h lhr t:llorl." .\!arv t onfit!es.
"\\'e gel 10 ~u l'I un11r · tl1e~' 1lllf'
li fegu;1rJ!'.I ku·k us u111 at>ou1 II
o'clock. I u.;;ual!\' ride m\' bike bal'k
ho1ne ;;nJ if the. surf is i1ght outside
the jetty in the alternoon. I go out
there."
~lar~·. !6. has been surfing for ahout
three years and has rapidly clin1bed
the l;.dder 1n 1ro1nen's evC'nt s unll1 she
is nn11· a 4-A eornpc11tor -1he toµ
categor.v for 1vomen
··Arnateurs ;ire 111 !lie l·A and 2-A
t·!a"~ <1!1d '1\11 lta1 e tu 11 111 qu1te a le11·
<·0111t~st·· to ;11ll.1nef· 1(1 :I-A. Jn 3-1\ ~ou
rnu.•t 11111 e1J11~1~l t ull~ ;ig;1111 111 ordrr
to gel 111111 tilt· ~·A co1npe111 1oi1 Rotli .~
,\ a11d 4-A 11· e l'l<JS!'.Cd ii'> prof rss1011als
and lhcrr a!·c unls R !t•11· 11·01ncn cJig1-
blc lor 111e top br·aci...ct ·· ::i lir ~a:.s-
"! hn1·r. both a :J.,'\ '1nd a ~-A
ra1 ing." .~hr adds
J\lar.v ts a JUnHi r 11! Coron;i lie! :'>lar
High School i1llr1· spending hC'r fi r.'.'!
t11·0 years a1 l\la~·111ounl High 111
Berc!'l.v Hills ,
Since she n101•ed to China Cure in
!lie i\r1rport nrra. :-hr has spent the
rntire s111nn1rr surli11g
"I a1n gr11 1ng a new hoar1 ! ahuul s1>;
fret !ong ;i111I 1t 11·11! h;n·r 111" <':>.!r:1
fin.;; on i!. ·· $ht' ~a.1-...:
"The 1naior fin 11111 rt•n1a1n 111 11 1tu'h
(he :-amC' plael' near !he baLk ttl lh{'
lx.;ird but !he 1110 s1na l1er vnrs "ill br
placed nc:H' !ht• sides or Ill(' bOard
about three.fourths uf the ""'a~ ba1.:k.
·-The l'Xtr ;i l1ns g11 c rou a lot n1orf'
nianeu1·crab11i1~ \\'hen yuu arc 111 a
really hard bott un1 turn <111d arc afraid
yQu might \\'tpc out. 1hese extra fins
Rho111e Nabs
Batk~up Job;
S\veeta11 Ct1l
LO:\G U~:ACll IAf'I -,Jerr~ Rhon1 c,
,,·ho re1u~ed ro pla~· a <'un~cr\·ati1·e rolr,
ias won the bac kup qt1artcrb:itk Jnb \~·ith
,ht' Los Angeles R11m~
That rnuch 11';1!'. l'\'1drn1 \\'<'dncsd:1v
~hen the l1 :1111s ;i11111•1111t'rd l\:irl S11e(·tan,
1n<lcr-.tud1· 10 H111n:111 (;ahr1rl 1ht' p:i -.t
\1•1 ~ca~o.1~. h:irl hrrn pl :1c·t·d 11r1 11<11r1•1<;
1! .. 1:•' 111111 1uoh1r 11u1n111'" IJ;u·i... ~:11n
)r.1rhPr
f :hn111r :i IJ;1. ~11p
l :dla:-. Clt'IC'!:~nd ,111d
<ll!Ol l 11'1 h:ic~ ,1!
fl1,u~1111\ IJel(!rf'
·<1111111g t11 1hr fl ;1 111., u11 11;1 11er·!'. lro1n !11e
)ilr rs. c;irnerl lhe Jllb h.v d1rl'Ct111~ lhr
1a1ns on scvC'ral toul·hdo11·n n1:i rehcs
luring the prcsl!ason
In his first expcricncr v:1th lhe Ran;~
.\ug 29 ;;gains! \'rw l~ngland. Rhorne
:!isplayed a gar'lbl ing altitude 11hen he
:onnccted fron1 his own end zone on a 50-
;ard pass pla~·
In the last J;?.<:1nc. a \ ictory o\'er S;1 n
:-ra nciscn. Rhon1e ;;('tuall:v oul shonc
·;abn£'l ;is th1· R;i111:. :.ign;il caller.
-:<1br1el remains i\'u. l. according lo
euaeh Tornn1.\ Pro1 hro
The Ran t ... .:il~o !'.!ren,i:thc ned their nr-
'cn~i\'e line h~· acquiring ex -Rarn :'>!Ike
'...f!Hood on \1·;i 11·ers frnn; ;\linncsn1;i
The R.-in1s had ti<l co1nrncnt on a run,or
'h<1\ Alex Karrfi0S. \'e!cra n .'\ll-Pro
d('fens1vc tackle rul by the Dctrn1i
.. 1c1ns. was 11r~ot 1a\1ng ;1s a tree agent
••irh Los Angeles
Karras. v.·ho turnerl rlown an o!ft'r fro1n
~eo rp:r Allen. the ex-Bani coach v:ith
\\":i shington. said he 11·ould only play tor a
contender.
Ex-Angel Stops
Flounderin 1.1 SF !'."I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI 1 -~_:x-Angrl
Jim 1\lc(llothl1n. 1vilh onl.1· One 1·ietor~· zn
his last eight ... tart<; lo-lopped San Fran·
··isco .on six hits \\'cd11f'sd:1~· night as the
C1nc1nnall Red" d('frnted 1he C.iant!' ~·2
tt nd prc\ented then; lron1 gaining ground
in the .~ahonMI Lcu.:11<' \\"est r::icr
The Giants 1\ent into 1he contest v.·ith a
n1n•-J;!nn1e !rad o,·er the Ood~ers but Los
J\11,i:clrs lost to San ll ic!-lo .i nd the
f\\O contender~ fo r the divl~inn title rl'-
n1nin!"d a ,lllllnr ap;irt 1,1•ith 13 lcfl lo pla.v.
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really rlo a job for ~·ou.
"Thev kerp 1·(.Ju 111 tlie \l <lVC's n'al
1vell ;:i;1d g1l'c' ;.011 \labil1t.v so ,1u11
won't slip out of the \l'J\'C and h1'1'3h
free:·
Is ,\1a ry i11tere~11·d 111 01l1er spur!<;''
"1'111 goi ng 0111 for !he lu i;h 1urnp
th is .11•:'11' at (~Orona. I JUrnp1·d 011 !h1·
hl'Hth last .1 ear ;ind gol lip 111 t1Jt11
lei>!. I!\'(' 111(•hrs I al"O hup1• 1<1 ~u 11111
lnr !hr .\w11111111ng ll'<Hll Iii 11111l1011•
iny lc~s ~l\ an11s :i n' n·;ill~ -.1ro11g
litll I h;nt· lu 11orh on Ill\ If'~~ •
For the un1n111a\t'd 111 ·thr an ,,f su1 f·
iu1:. watching a surfer pn·p:in• a h11a 1d
fu!' ro1npclillon is an rntighl£•n111~ e.\·
pc nenc!'
llol 11ax 1~ J}()Ured u11 the tO)I \lllt 11f
lh<' boa r<I and ugl } looking ghibs ul
11 ax st it:k lo the surface. Tiie ur1-
Sports 111 Brief
dt'1:-1tlc i~
111:1kc 1l
~1non1hl_1 .
cu 111plrtcly \'Old of
sli p through the
wax-!o
\1·atcr
l\'1!h 1h1s 111 rn111tl. :\1<1rv w11s asked
11 liat Pllrpost• the \1ax ser~·etJ on lop or
ll1t· board
II g11c~ ~ill! tr;1{':1011 ~nd ht•!p;o; 1·ou
\Ii ~1:•,\ un th1· board II ii was ~1n1~1l h
lij..,1• th1-. I th1· hu1tofll I ~i1lr . \'OU llOllhl
-.lip ri~hl ll\J '
1:,,,. ;1 l\l.-1·p .. un1lt•1. :'>laf\ l!' ~11;.:1!1 ul
~l;1 lt11 •· ;u1d ll'l'l'i hf•r tlf'll' lJ,,;ird 11 Ill
JI! h1·1 1u a (1•1•
· Tti~· ••tlt' l lia 1r 11u11 1~ too th1t·t. aud
ii 111111· liar.I tu ha ndlf' '
\nd ht·r lhuiq.,:h!~ 1n rnt11pt·L1l1u11~
' I ;1111 1u1h tlunking <ib11u1 011<' !h111i.:
11111 rhi rr Tr ,1111g to do rnv hc.'>t fi ltd
11111 think 3boti1 till.' ~·ro11rls Or thr r·on1
p('t 11 1011"
Oaklcind Clinclzes Flqg;
8 Pre1J Gridders f(illed
CHICAGO-''.lu~\ \11nn1ng ii grt1111j! ii
l'l \'rr with. 11 ;i~ a b1f! reht•f to ;ill u\ its -·
1·hn! w;i~ !ht• r{':u·1 1u11 nl 1h1r1I h:i~•'rn;111
S11I Hand11 :itlrr 111'> 111 11-run hn11\"I' 111 \hr
f'IJ,:h!ll 1nn1n~ g;11e Oakl:ul'I :i :I-~ \II !l•I I
11\rt' !h+· Chi.·;11.:" \\'Inti ~"' 1 .. tlli· up,.1u'r
.. 1 :i !111·n1rlit 111111 11111 :111d 1,.,1p1·1! 1 11<\• 11
lhi-AnH·r11·:111 1 ... ;1~l1t' \\, . .,, p1 •1111.,1 11
\\,.'1111 -.!1:11 !11\.,:11!
t '•1up l1''1 wlih '-t'\'U1al•fll;11·r !\;111·-.1..,
('1!1 .. 111•:-1 .. ( ';dil•)l'lll;1 lilt' ·\ ... 111·-.1
g:nnr v1t:lfll'\' r·t'd1J1'rci 1tu·11· n1il1!11·
nun1bc r (11 7t•rn i11 1hr11 \Vr-.1 [1111 ..:1011
r\l!l<l\\'<!J
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GUNNISON. Colo -!\1ne colf1n ..
righ! of !hem bearing the (;u nnisnn lli1:h
Sehl)(}] athletic lrller -lav side IJv s ide
in the \Veslern Stale Colle~~ t.t.11111las iu111
\\"cdnes1lay as nearly 2.000 c1ti1ens of this
111oun!<1in c111n1nuni1 .\• paid lhl•1r f111;i l
reSpel'ls lo the virlims of a trilt:ic )>l'hool
bu' accident ne;ir he n· la:.t Sa turd;J\
The one pl1110 c.1~i...rt 11as 1111' ·I.eon
Flo.1·d. ~fl. the runior \';1r,1t1 a ~"1'1ant
rootball coath 11 ho. along 11·1th CIJ!hl uf
his plavers . prnshcd in the accident.
Thirly·11ine othrr~ v•err 111 iurcd
e SC Eler11te• ""''''
LOS A\GEL~~S The Snu thC'rll
California Tro;an~. ;ilren<!y ln cl;.1n!! l').·
pericnce in Lhc dcfrnsire lint. h:11·1' 11111\··
cd a sophoinort• to lei\ 1•ruJ in placr of 111-
j11red junior .1!1h11 (;r:in!
Greg .".1arderl:111. Ii fee1 4 anrl :i:1n
pounds. 11·n ~ r!r\'<1!t•d \Vei:lnr.'>d:1\' h\'
coach John ,\1 cKa y In 1111 in fur th~ tl9-
pound Grant. who ~ufferrd a 111ild ('Otl·
cussion in a motnrcycle m1-.h;1p
LOS ANGELES -UCL/\. 11·h1th 1111.,s-
ed both field ~onl ane1npl!'. 11 h111I in !he
scason-openinJ:! loss to 1'111:-.hurgh.' ~crks
tn ~harpeo 1 1 ~ kicking ~t:Hnf' inr
.S-a1urd<1.v '~ garnc 111th Texas al ~1 en1onal
Coliseum
Efrcn llcrrera. 1hr .'>Opho1nore \\hu fa1l -
t·d in field J;(Oal efforts la.,\ Saturday
night, booted 12 lime~ bet1veen lhr .17 and
47·yard lines in praclice \\'ednesday lie
made IJ of them.
But he's bein~ pressed for the
,,11nr d1:..1<r1K'f a:. Herrera. \1•ho's 1·on-
1drrc<I thr hettrr lnng-distanrc k11:kcr
e ."i'.1rif11 ('1t111pfl•fe•f
lllf\ EF: F:11~l.11ld .'>(1;u11etl ilr1d
'<';>'t( h :111 1\ln(•I'){ :111 !~•lil't'lll;ill ('Pill ·
1d1 l'·d ol ,,11111\ ;11'1'!\~~ !lit• l•:n~l1-h l'h,11\\1('1
In Fr.111•'•' 1udrt1 .111d ~.1\1' 11p llu• 1d1·,1 .. r
\\ lill ll lll l!; h~1( h .1~:1111 IH 1·:11~l.111d
H1·11"111 .1 1111c•.';11·r1 :ti hf r·1'1·ep1111
'\ \ il,1d ~1'1 oul l1•01n 11.,1 rr l\i'dnr~cl;i1
1r111i !h1· ;11111 111 bt·t•11111 111 ~ 1t1r fourth
p1·r•1111 c1e1 111 1nahe lhc 111 11.1vay .-.11·1u1
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DAIL V PILOT J J
It's Not Whoo~ Where,
But It's How You Play
By ROGE ll CARLliO~
01 fll• O•ll:t !'liel lt•ll
I.OS ANGELES -The Los Auge!es
l)odg(•r!'.. de~p1!' ha\'ing their c1gllt ·~a1ne
11111 s1r1•:1k snapped \.\1c<lnesday ni~ht <il
[)odgcr Sla1liu111. rul r as !he l'Hn ... en~u~
t.11·urites to \1·111 thf' 11·1ld !\'aunnat l.rai.:u1·
\l"r-.t IJl\'1~1011
S,111 D1C'go·~ a(·r p11t•l11•r \),1\t' ll ,,bt·r1~
;111d 1n;u1;u,!1·1' l'rt!'.1011 <:u111e1 1 011·r<i
.~11n1lar up1n1ons <1ller11 <'l·d regard1n~ the
IJudg t'I!'. d111 1• tor !hi• d11·1~1u11al !t!I<'
B11hl·1·1~ ]1;1d pu1 the skids !er11pon1nl~
111 1h1' Uodgt'f!'.. t'ulnC'li:Jl'k <Jlll·n,pt \1'1th ii
111!1 .1 :!·I det·i~ion bC'!Ore 19 ,()()-\.
Hu! the srtbaf k 11·asn't as da111a~ing a ~
11 1niel1t hal'c been for the Dodge rs since
... \un1ping S;in Francisco took ii on the
l'hi11 :i gain. 1his tin1e to Cinrinnnti. 4-2.
Thus Los Angl'lcs rrrnains a ~ame of!
1h1· p;i<"r 1rith 13 cuntests re111a1ni11g.
S:111 Diego won il 1n lhe sixth \1hc11 l.t1r-
11 Slnlll pulled a Don ~ut\011 drllv<'I') u1!u
rt1r r1 gh1 r1rld ~at ~ lu ~n;ip a 1·1 -;t<ind-
n!I'
!!nl!t·11 ~ 11lh1 l1111t•l'l'd 111-. 1' r ~ 111 I ~!'.!
1"·1·r1nrl bl·~I 111 !lit' Nal1u11:il l.r,1g111'•,
~ii\~ lhl' Undgrr ~ 11-ill 11 111 1\ ;ill ,
·1 think tht' l)ndgrr~ 11 1!111·i11 lht·~·
h;i1·E: 111ore dep!h and a belle!' bullpen
\\'e're not in lhe pennant r;1ce and of
(·ourlie we 're pla}'ing pretty luose. Hut I
111ink 11·e·11 decide 11·ho·s going to 11·i11."
savs Roberts.
·i·he victory uppl>d his personal niark tu
Messers111ith
Sl1inj11g Ljght
In Di !S n1al Year
KA;\~AS CITY ! Al ' 1 1\ n U :V
ro.1 .. ~~crsn1ith lircd a four-hlll c.r and
~parked a four-run Sel'o11d inning 11·ith a
1\1·0-run second inning \1'1\h a llro-run
hn11;11r as thr Ca1iforn1:i Ang"l~ h:u11 ·
!lll'l'C'd !lie h:an~ns Ctt.1' Ho~;1\s h.'1
\\'ed11rsd;1y 111ghl
Kan~as { '•t.1· s lu~~ t·un1b111t'd 111th ii 1 i•··
1ou·1 h1 tJ;1kl;i11d i11 thr lir-.1 g;;rll(' uf :i
t\11 111Jih1 1!•111hl1·h1•adt·r 1·hn1·l11·(t 11\••
\1n••fl• an 1,.·;1).'.i1t• \\'i·sl J>t·nn:111t lnr
l lakh11at Thi· 11111 li·<llll!'. i;:n <ti \t ;1i::1111
t11111gh1 <11 5 ;\I) I h::'ll!'t"1.
The r\11gt·l-. aJ •u pn1111d£·d fl nwP I l;il
C.1nton. 111:ii...i11,I! his l1r:-t ~!;1rl s1n1't' cutn·
in::: oil tllr tlisablt>d 11 -.1 !ullu11 ing shnul(ter
1r11uhlr . for f11·t• singlf's 111 !hr big !.'.C'('nnd .
t\(•11 Berry ctnublcd 1u !Ill' other h1 0
A11prl n111 s in th c:._ r td t1 I h ui·
111ng
<\le.,,;c·rs1111tJ1. 11 lio noll' h;1 s ll'OO
..,,~ of hi., l:isl se1"Cn starl s. and I~ 17.1:1.
allnll'ccl nnlr one inl'icld hit -11.\' p111cli·
l1il!~·r f!11bll1 Flo1d Ill lilt' !h11<1 -Ulllil
I ri .. Bora I.<; ~('ored :in unr:1r11rd run ill 11H'
~lxlh ,;hen S;i11d1· Valde~p1110. 1·r;iehl'r1 011
<1 11 error 11 .. 111 111 .~e1'011d "fl ii J!l'Ot111dfHit
;ind ~1·01'1'<1 on 1'~111 Srha;1I • douhlr
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J:l·l~. Ten of hi s setbacks have nccurred
1,1·hen his niatcs provided hu11 ll'ith one
run or less thi ~ season.
Con1e1, a fonncr LN.1dgt•r cuath. also
lia_r.~ lhl' Lo~ 1\n~clrs nine will 01·erC'o1ne
San fr;lnC'i!'.l'O 111 1n:i.1or league b11 scb;..ill's
•in!\ J'llC.-e
'Lo~ Anl!t'll'~ h;,, lhi· ht·H1·r p1tL·h1nJ,t
;ind a 1)('!ier hr11(·h 11'11 prob;11Jt1 hl'
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1!1·1·idcd in the last thrre ur tour ga n1cs.
'\'hcy'l'c got ;1 good {'h;int'I!. but it's a lung
ll'a\' fro1n being over " s;i.rs r.urnez .
!Jodgrrs n1;1nagcr \\'a!t :\!~Ion eredited
TiobC'rls 11·ith a11 ou!~l :'J1ding pi1ching
pl·rfor11\a11ct· and rclu ~td !o k11ock l11s
jJla.1 1·ri: \I hn h:id 1111S.'-t"rl un !'.t·i·cral s1;0r·
Ing 11Jli~lrtu111tie~
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il b11t1 t lu•! <11)pPrl!llill iL·~ \\'p \t' ht·(·I\
111ni...111l: lhf' 111n~1 ur our , pr1•1!1 111•11 101·
tll(' p;1-.t n n1pl ~· ll'l'<'k ~
"l!'s 1111 <hsgr;H'1· l{J h•."' tu lh;lt g11y
1!lobcrl::.1. I lh1J11i:;h1 11·1· ~111111:,; ill !'.•1n11'
had balb -bt1! ~ull lla1t• to gl\'C' 1h;ll
l'rcd1t tu Buber!~ .
•·\\'e\·t• luul our sha re or the breaks. SD
there are no 1"0111pt;u111s here.·• Al ston
told the press afterward.
The remainder of the schedule seems
lo favor LA with the Giants slated to pl ay
!heir rinal nine ga1nes on the road.
But Als!on discounts the scheduling
1heory: "l dun 'L th ink the schedule makes
a hrllul'il lot of cliffere111.:e. !l's no! who or
1\ht're yuu play. it's ho\1· you're playing,"
hi· stairs.
The ()l:J(l~t'r':.' onh ~core 1·an1e 1n the
sftOn•l 11f1t'n ll1<:i111 g p1teher Su1too 114·1:.'!
brought 1n \\'t•5 f!ar~t-r "11 h an infield
s1 11gli>
~ull un p ,111r1buh•d to t11-. downfall
r<irlicr b.v hitting t:arrv .Je ... lad1 111 the
bat'i... on a pla\' at f1r"1 ba ~e -1~i1h l~ro11
I.re storing on !he 1111scue 1n !he second
frarne.
The series resun;es tunight with rookie
Doyle Alexander 16-51 facing San Dief!o':w
Fred Norn1an t2-12l in the season finale
between the l>''O clubs
"'ATIO~•L LEAGU ll:
IE••I Ol't"••n
Won L•U #'cl.
Pdl;O<"~n 'I \9 601 ~1 Lou" 17 61 Slt
l:iamu
l oh,nd tf '"' " " ,, '
l>oU>b••~h -•1 """" ,., ~' Lou" <If N•.~ 't~·' t I; O.w.;· ii • )1 L~U'' JI, N•w ¥0'" \l l, rn, ·~··~n.-Ii ~! l o"'' ~ •· i.o'"" ~ ~ "'""'"" 1 •1. Mo"· l•••I' .>.· .• \' ,, P d"O~·on 11·, ~·"""••I I'.
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Won l••1 '<t l .,,1n• !• ,,.1
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S~n 01•90 (.'l-O.w•• (0 -Heu.ion jJ), Clnclnnlll
0 •, San O•e!IO !Jl
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Atl•n•• I•!, Hou<1ot1 iJI: •w•v (~) -Clnt"'""'
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li.i11g Also 'frlu111phs
Led tu U.S. OzJen Title
FOHr·::)l' I Ill.LS. i\ \' fAPl -1·11c \!\'11
t'.S. O]lt'll lt'lltllS t· ha 111 p i o t1 s hip !'.,
h1t:hlightl'd h~' an i11(lo1ni11ablc Hi·~ ear-11\d
\l:1rl111~ and hy th1· f1rs1 l·:ast Europt•;_11 1
t'lel' 1u ~·11tcr th!' final ..:. 11uw belo11gs tu
111·0 A1nt•r11•;111 11•t1•1.in' -tl11• lirs1 11n1P
111 11; 1t':1r:-lh:it b"th 11111'~ h ;111· ~l:t\f'll al
lulllH'
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f';1 ,arl1•11:i. l•111i... 111 " 111'"1 op1·11 t11lf'
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l.ong l:h•ael1. 11011 hf•t' 't'l'Olld w1!h ;i 6-4 7·
Ii tnun1pll u11•1 H!1.~1·111:H·1 !'a~a1, "! S;<11
Fr;i1 1c1:-1·11.
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11 erf· 'fon1 Trt1hrr1 ;uid [)on.~ f!;irl 1n
19\'J.
II 11·n~ !h<' 27 1-ear-old :\Ir~ !\ini;·.~
g;une all rJir 11';iy tiut Srni11L ;1 24-l'l'<lr-old
Anny prir.alr st;1li11n rd a! Fl :'\f('?\nir,
\'a . h;i<f to li!:l1t hack !.i 1Jrercn1ne llll'
('1t"!'hu~lo1·ak f):11i~ Cup JJl;1l'rr. 11110 had
11·01 1 tt1r I 1r~r sr•1
' I hijd lo <"h:-111;.:r 1111 "tl'.lli'J.:,I' ;1tlcr lhr
f11 ~1 ~1'1 ., -.a1<I 11'~ li·f.iol ·4 S11111ti '".Jan
11ns l;n1w l..111g tlu• h;111 i>lf r1 ~ht and left "11
1 dr1·1dt•d lo .'-C'!'l'r -.lo 11r1· II ~rr111t'd to
h•·lp 111 tht·1 -.1·1111ul ;11ut thi· Hurd 'rt-. 1n1-
111,·11~t·h '
s1,111 ·., rr·1·111 d ini 111111 1111~ 11e-br<·akt'r.'l
he's ;,.o for 1lw l!1111·11;u111•111 -hclrx."(!
htrn l>1k€' lhr lo11rlh
· Yn11 ha 1·e IQ i:nth"r 1-0J;!:('thcr all yot1r
n11u·cr1trat1on . ~·nur \lits. ~f)ur guts .. \'11ur
~tra t1 •i::1· -and do 11 111 n111r pon1t~ ... said
tlie :.i:ir of 1he l' S ll;111s {'11p tciun ll'ho
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l<urna111a ;i! ('h;ffloltt' \ (' !ll'"I 1n11ntli
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11 ()1l ~I •,011 lor hrr rlto!'!
l,.f,f 1111· ('111;11'\ wh11 lu.-1 ••1 1 I h" 1•1 • of
li•·r :!~nd h1rllul:11 . 11w11,,1ti1· '-('t'lHld 11111r
111 11~·1) \l'i H'" th n! .-:he·~ brt'n ru11111·r 11p
She l<1~t to ill:i rgarel Court or Australia
\a~t yrar
.. \"ou kerp th111king. Somed;i y .•• ," ghe
said
'.\lrs. l\111~ said tha1 play1n~ hrr friend
r:o~l(' in a !inals for 1he 10\h time lhi ~
11•;1r.11·:1~ :1n!i{·\i rnac1u-but t~al pla~·in~
l•1r th1· t1Ll1· 11·;.i~ a\l tha1 11·a!. on her nund,
' !'roh;1lJlv the 111 .. ::,I 1·>;t·11u1p, inatch for
lilt' 11\ lht: lollf!ll'\ 1\;1,<; lhl' 0111' 11'1\h.
1 '!111~-.it·. ·-.he ~a11l ··111·11s !'.11 p,11·hed up
' h.1d 1(1 go lll and ~hu11rr hrf11rehand r
11 ;1-. a Of't 1·nu~ "'ft·r~ lwl«lll~f' I "illllf'd to
1\ 111 :-•! n11u·h ·
•\11d shi> dtd. f'nrl111,i: i11 thl' s1•1111t111al ~
!lit' ('111df·rc1J a ~hi/'\' of C/1ns El'ert of
f ,,r1 Lauderdale. Fla . !he tcrn;iger 1~hrt
Pn!errd ;i ~ ii lon.(!-~hor bu! bcca111t tha
la1·onle of the Jans.
Players Rap
Gra!Ss Court!S
At U.S. Ope11
VO!ll·:ST HILLS. \ Y. f.o\P) -Bii
f1111r ll·nn1s -color ii green.
Crcen 1.;; the c:olor of grass. !he ~urface
or r·ha 1np1onsh ips at \.\'imh!edon. Forest
/1 1tls and Au str;ilia_
'·Tennis on gras:-is a joke," insists Jan
1\r,dc~ of Ci'1'rhnslo1·akia. runnerup to
S!an S1111th \\'t•(tnesday for lhe n1en '1
~111gl i·~ <'l1:1n1p1ion-.hq1
1 nu 11"1 r'!' know ;il.l411ll lht• hnur11·•.
'l'l1f' i.:a rtlt' d1•1)1•rul~ tuo 1111u ll nn li1 rh "
l'n1 .1~:a1 n~I gr;i ~~. ·· ;i~n·rrl Sm1lll . lhl'
:\11111 11ri1 ;i!r rr1J111 Ft \l• .\air. \'ii · 1t
i.., h;1.'-l1 ';1llv 11111 air ·
"1 111111~ 11f' !'.h1111td g1'i ri d uf gras~."'
~<1111 Rill1P .Jean l\1ng oi Long nr:-ir·h, who
bca1 l\osprnary C;isal ~ fur ll1t> won1rn·~
t·ro11·n .. Grass 1s a great equalizer -yOll
never kno1v when you're going to gel a
bar! bounce .. ,
<;ra ss is one of tht tradilions -such a1
all·"·hite tennis allire and in 1·oll'ed scor·
ing cxpres.~ions such as 15. lo\(' and
1leucc -1\·hich ha ,·r endured thruugh the
years in this orig1oally snobhish sport.
\\'h1le ii was good for 01rn 1n stra1f' s;ulrr~ and wom~n in multiple pctt1t:oat'
111 1lal the ball back and forth in th f!
1800s . rnos! nb.~t'rver~ contend !ht. surf:ief!
I~ 1101,· archa1 t·
The br~t players of Eun1~. AsiA,
Africa and ~ou!h Arneric2' nt'l'f'r see
1:rass un!il !hey ha i r 10 play at
\Vimbledon or Forest Hill s. The world'•
n1ost used surface is elay 1\lilny -as in
California -play on concrete.
"This makes grass a big: di.,arlvantage
lo rnost of the \\'Oriel's playei"!i." argues
Kndes.
\\'illiam F Talbert, Fonner <.'hampion
\\'ho scr,·ed as cha irn1an of !hr U.S. Open
this yC'ar. f!L~o says lh11t the modern
t rend is a•.1·ay fro1n grass.
"\Vilh n1illions taking up lht' ganie. I
lhink we v.·ill be forced -c1 en 1n our bi,R:
(:harnpionships lo !urn to some
11rtificial su rface !hat has the san1e quali-
ty as 2rasli bu! gi ves a consis!ent
bouncr" he said
lie is in fa1·or of ~uch a SlH'lat·c for the
National Championships, but the \\lest
~Ide Tennis Club is reluctant to plow up
1\s 2 gra.qs courls and in.stall a s11hslitt1I!!.
"You can't blame lhein," sairl r.ene
Scoll. assistant to Talbert In the Open.
"Grass is pleasant to play on .
Es1hetically and vhi11a lly grass ii; great.
If .vnu put lo con<:rete or 1t substitute
surface. it v.·ould look hke a parking lot T1,1·0 nf the SIJC hits r-.1cG lo lhlio gave up
"'<'ff' hasr~ en1pt.1 homers to \\'1!he
?.lcCn\·ey and Dick Dietl. He struck 0111
six 11nd \\"alkcd !hrce whil e j:!aining his
eighth victory co111p11reU to 12 lo:.se~
placekicking rolr by Clny1on Re('nrd. v.·ho
kicked lhrer of fnur ILrld s:oa! s1!,•111p!o;
for the Bruin:'; 1f1sl 1·car f~ct'Ord ~u\··
('Celled on 11 or 1;1 pr<'t:llt:t' hoot:-11 0111 ti1r STAN SM ITH'S WINNING FORM, ROSEMARY CASALS" DISAPPOINTMENT AT U.S. OPEN.
"I'~ in favor of installing clay cou1·t ~,
keeping sotne of the li:rass ror bt':11utv. Ru&
I rlon 't lhink the club v.·oultl sub1l1i l to
~uch A plan."
I
tz DA ILY PILOT 111~,Wly, Stptr,..,t>tr lb 1~71
Sa)'!\ GWC Coaeh
Rustlers Have Hustle,
And Tl1at'll Be Enougli
8~· HO\\'AllD I .. llANOY 01 I~• D•ll• ~llot Sto!t
If defense is 1J1e ke v to a successfuJ
fontbAll sieason a~ miny cn11cht~ pro-
claim, Golden l\'esl College has a big
lhi n~ gotnf.! for 1t
"The kiri~ 11·p h;11e th 1~ vc·11r ha ve a
be1ter a1111ude than they did .a year ago."
dcfenSl\f' li!lP l'OilC'h J)nn Roll'f' says
"\\'t .... 1ll J<11r111·e on tu.1.,tle and this is a
big fa1·tor for any tf•am. I think lhesie
kids can h1I 11 11h lai;t ~ear'!ii !iiquad and
!he "Illy riul"l't1on 111ark at thf' moment is
inexperience.
RQwe says lh1s v.·1th 1ongur 1n chel'k
when he t;i!k s a bQut the middle of the
de fl'nsi1·e l1nr.
,ll'rr~ Le 1n1n,1.?rr. a frr.~hn1an from
Bolsa C.r;inde lt1gh , h;i!ii taken 01·er the
impor!ant m1dt1le guard or no~e man
position from i;ir<Hl u;itf'rl Tom All;inson
anr1 1s lhf' one non-lP \l rrrnan 11~\ed to
!'\;tr'\ <i~il11i.~t Orangr !'nas! Collrge Sa t11r-
d;:i~ n1,:!ht 1n !hr n1 idd le nf lhe \1 np
IRin1nger is flankrrl ;il 1at:kl(' hy (hr·Pe
\f'fl'l'f:ln s who al!cr11111cd at tile two pn~i
tinns a year aRo an11 will do the same
thing th is sraSj11\.
Oal'e F.dward~ <111d l1fliJJ.: J-11lliard are
('urrcntl.v list<'d ;is s1a1·1 er~ with .Jim !Jnk
in rcSC'f'\'f'. The s1t11at1on will change
frnrn Ramc to garne acrord1ng 10 R.(lwe.
"l.l'ini ngf'r is more nn the \\'ayne Hal!
11nd 1\11ke Jones type,'" Rowr tHfds. "His
quic knri;:s is his biggest asset and he can
mo1·e to a linl'b;ickcr pnsition nr play up
front as nose man wi!h equal abilit~·."
Thf' ynuni,? 100-pounrler i~ backer! by
a nother 1·e1l'ran from last ~ear 's squad,
Joh n Gentile.
r.entilP f11;1!!'es to see cons1dc rable ac-
tion during the 1971 c11mpa1gn hut 11t the
1nomen1 Le1n1nger 1s list ed a~ 8 st.arler
LMking good in practice session s as
.... ·ell a:c; the 1wn ~r rimm ages, are 11 pa ir or
end.<; fr om Long Brach schools who mo11-
rd to this are a.
flrf'W Ta l'lf'r. a 6-5. 215-pound .11gile
1lef Pnrler has 1aken 01 l'r al I.he IE'fl side.
Keith Thornton (fi·2, 19;.1 a graduate of
~11tllkan ll igh. i.~ on 1he right side.
Strphrn He.LI. ;:r Fount ain \';illt'y
graduate. and Jne_ ~1nnlana n 'Pat:1f1t:a )
;irr the backup men at the nanker p<')SJ·
t1nns.
The :r;ccon<lary 11·i!l hl' opt>rate<I by a
pa ir nf le!tern1l'n and two newtoml'rs
from St Anthony High in Long Beach.
n11n Sh aw and f.reg NP11·hnt1S!' figure !n
handle 1hf' cor nrr back pos1 ti1Jns 11r·
cording lo dcfensi\·e secondary coach
Fred Hoover.
Al lhl' s11fc ty pn~1t ions will be \!ichact
Ladrl ;irir1 J;imf'S Ch11ve1.
"Thry 1 l.actd and Ch11l'r.1.1 gnt with the
program as f;ist 11s any kids we r1·er harl.
Thl'v arl'n 't ~hv and they kn ow wh;it they
a rt> ·doinR out lhrre," HOol'cr says.
\\'1!h Orange Co11sl prov1d1ng a pntrnl
0Hensi1'e poten!1al , the Go lden \\'est
defenders \l'ill fa ce the <i cid tr.~! in the
opening f'ncoun!er Sa!urd:i y night.
And as one V.<'1,0: put it recentl y.
"Golden \\'est pla)·cd real ~oorl against
Oran~c> Cnast last ~ca r but tailed off
aftt>r that and seemed to go b11ck11·ards. ''
At!iludf': c.:tn be a big factor !h i~ ~asnn
in rhe Inn~ haul according lo both Roll'e
and l/ool'cr.
GLENN WHITE
Sports Ediror ---
Pirate s Coach
Heaps Praise
On Ru stlers
13)' CRA Jr. SHEFF'
Although Orange Co ast College football
coal'h Dick Tuckr r 11 riu ld l i~e nothing
betll'r than to beat r11;il f.0ldl'n West
Sa!urday night <ii LeB<ird S1ad1um , hf'
has plrnty of pra ise for the Rus11ers.
"They looktd pretty g'lQd 1n that scrim-
mage against l..nng Bea ch Sat urd ay
night. Thry thre'.I' the ha ll well and they
h;i1·e A g(\('}fj in side running game. And
!he.I' ha ve a darn good offens1\e line. I
look for thrm In 1hrn1\-41 u1lt' a bit aRa1n~I
u~.-· .~i'l.vs the ocr coal'h.
Q11alifying Set Friday
\\'ith hvn Pirate defensive star!ers l1 m-
p1ng ahout 11·ith minor inJunes th is l\'f't'k,
the sceonrlary could be a l'lllnt'rahle spn!
fnr OCC-although there's ~till plenty of
back-li p 1;ilent a1·i:nlable. A1·ea Dragste1·s Vie Jn anonunc1riR his stt1rt1ng h11P11 p for
the opener, Tucker is un sure GI iwo of his
deep backs.
111 NHRA W 01·ld Meet AJl·An1cncan Crai g Zal1fJ:ik.1' a n d
fre.~hmlln Terry Mc!\'ay IEd1snn) will
start fnr ~urt, but !hf' status nr lel!crml'n
Rob Alsnt hard and ~1 ikP fl1 rCnrd is sull
Oran.cc Cnunlv Jntrrn<ili0nal Ra rc11•<1\' ~:ill play hos! i(I tht' National Hot Rori
Associa1 inn \\'orld Charnnionsh ip !)(lints
hn a! Friday ;i nd S?Jurd<i~
F'rirl11 y's ~f'hedulf' 1·nn~1.qs ~olrly nr
qu11.lifying from 6-1 l pm \\'Ith Saturd;i1·
re~er\"f'd for nnon 5 quahfy10,11 and
ehminal inns sl;ilrd In hl'o:1n ar i.
The meet is lhl' la~t fh;ince 1h1s ~l'ar
for rlril'er!' to P/lrn poin ts !O'.l'ard !he
i~~!RA ~·orld l'harnpionsh1p anrt also 1hP
f:nal opportuntl.\· fur !hem to ecli pse E'X·
i3ling national rPCOtds.
A $!2.000 guaran1eerl pur.~e is nn the
line 11·i1h $1.i.000 in manuf;icturrrs <"!r-
ce.~sorv a11'ards i'lnr! nat1nnal rrcnrd
honusf.s in all pro cal~gnri l's a11•'11lin[."l the
tor rninl ·J::l'ttrrs.
flr11rt's \\'ill cnn1petl' in seven
<'atr~ortt"'s with 1hr kilty bl'1ni;: rl0led ou1
('1·r11 l1 <1n1nnJ.? 1hf' \'u·(or_.:
Th1rt ~ 111n ra r· f1£'ld.~ 11 111 hr inrlll<IPd in
th" 11101hf1rd rlim1n/l\{1r~ <ind slof'J.;P rs
\1·11h tn n f111'I 1fr<1.(?stt·r~ <ind eo rnprti\1110
r li 111 1t1i'lt(lrs hnast1ng lfi·car srtups i'lnd
funn.v c-ars. lop gas dragsters 11nrl !'upcr
r;tocks h;i vinli! eighl -l'/l r fields.
1\ stronli! threal In wal k .ii .... a~· v.•1th '111
the honors in 1hP rompr!ttion l'llm1nalor
di1·is1on is non Enriquez of Da na Po in t
The :!2-~ l'i'lr-nld :irra ri'lccr ha.<; an 1m-
pres<;11 e unbl"<i lf'n s!rinf.'.: ,E?n1ng anrl L!
nntf'd /ls hf'1ng thf' f1r~t '1r11·rr of ~n
unhlnwn 1!rai;~tr1 11hn ha~ p1lot Prl hi-;
vehtrlr 11nrlrr !hr nlil,:!lr sr1 Pn·srrnnrl
el;ip~rrl 11111r hi'lrn"r
Al!hn11~h hi' pns~1h1l1!1r~ of 11rtorv
ll rf'1fl ':i~ !lll!lO '-l!lj.! as thn'P n[fr rrrl h.1•
Enr1ri11ei, Founlain \ allr1 ~ (; 11 r 1·
Cochr;.in i~ nr1·l·rlt1rlr~~ tine nr !hf'
fs\'nri1e~ in !hP 1op f11rl lirld
OClR i.:r nC'ral n1a11;ii::rr ~1 1ke .Jonr< i~
!t1!husc'1 ah011I !hr 111ef't . 11h1ch rtre'.I'
10 fiOO fans tn !he f.a st Jr\!1nP farili ty last up in the :i1r.
f;ill ,\fr('nrrl Sllffr rrd II hl[l [lOln! in
"It !'h1Julrl hf> 11 1er1· .cnnd rarr Sa!urday·s srrimmai,?f' 11·11h ~li r:i l '1J~!1t
altoRr1hrr. beca\lsf' runny rar.~. ;if!rr ii·hilf' Hl;in«harrl inii irer! ~ knrf' 10 pr:i f'-be ing out nf ar!11Jn ht'rf' fnr !hf' l11s1 1wn
c-nnnths. "'I ll bnng thf' Pf'Ople nu!." he t1rl' ,\l!)nday Freshmrn .l<>fl Rl'irhrrt
sa1s ff'orona rlrl ~l:ir 1 ;:rnd S1el'f' Hrrn11odr1.
"Thr n1ert i~ a 1 er~ 11n11~11.:tl r 1·rnt. 11\larina\ al'l' penrilrd in i'IS s1:ir1e1s 1f
('.~rwc1a lt.-s1ncl' lhl' ~HRA \\'estf'rn ~lcCord and Rlanchard canon! pl;i1·.
('onferf'nce sland1n i:s are still up 10 thf' 'f'u(k(•f i'llso ;i nnnun(•erl that II.Ehl "nd
air in the thrre lop proft'ss1n nal Bill l\rislinat i'lnd ha lfhark Garth V.'1se ca!rf::nri.~s rtnp fUl'!. ft:nny CilfS anrl pro 11·11] not pl<i,I' aga in~I the Rulltlr r!ii . Fl'l1h
!'!lick~1 ::ulfrrl'd rnusrle 1n1ur1es near !he ha ck nf
Po1nlll lraders frnrn thr \\'rsl l"rn lhr knf'<' In a llr rinimage \l'llh Cypress
Conferl'n('l' .'easnn w1ll 1n('c! hrad-nn 11·1th la.'t wrt'k .
!hl'ir F:a~trrn rn11n !e rpar!s In 1he 11·nrld
l I n I 2" 1 • II ·r Thus-Rob \\'111 1.'°ll .ir1na 1, 11 !i-2, J!'.J5· 1na s c ,, a nrn;iri n, rx pn11ndrr. 11·111 nr-.rn :i l tight end "·Hh A cerird1 n~ lo .J unl','. •·1fr11rrs {'l'!n onl,I' Fnun t;ii n \';!llei ~ Stei r Mo:iul.~kt 1 ~..t;.
p1l'k 11 p p11in1s 111 lhl'cc llrpararr 1necr s. so 1_171 starting in.\\lise'~ ~rot
the nnl_1· 11·n1' the lrarlrrs <·an krrp lhP1r
learls 1t1 1h1' rnrct woul1i hr to kn otk ihr A lolnl nf ~1x freshn1Pn 11•ill he nf -
ront rndrrs 0111 <l s ear l~ ;i,~ pn.~s1 hl r frn~i1 r ~Uirlrr~
"1\l.~n. 1f ii l(\J\' 'rts ;i n;iln1n:i l rrrord lllhrrs, hr"l drs \\'1t! an1l ,\1ohulski. are
hrrr, lhl're ·~ ;i 1·h;111\'l' !h;i1 1! 11·111 slanrl n111n111i.: ha('k J1n1 .\1 oxlrv 1:i-1n. 1;;i •.
fnr i'lt lri'l ~t l'ix months. s111re the .ilt1tudr !l:inkl'r ~t r1e \'!onahan 16-0. lfifli. !;ir·klf'
and lri'lrk c11nd111nns :ii A1n fln!lt1 ;ire !'la1 e .la1'k~t1n rfi-:l, 210 1 anrl t'Pnler Rob
lnlall\' 1n1 prohahle fnr rP cnrd.< Fair 1fi·I . l!i(ll,
"Rrrorrls can 't be se1 dunn.E 1hf' nlf-Thi' f!1r 1P1lf'r w11111rr:. starl1n,:! nn nf-
se;i,nn 1 from ()(·tnhf'r through A pnl 1." f rn~e inrlurle 11uarterhark Carv V<il h1i ena
adr!s ,Jflnt'S . ifi-2 _ 11\51 , \<Jde rrrf'llPr Ooug° Ynuni,? 1::0·
The onl~· nlht'r e1•ent that p;:i1·~ mnre 10, lfi5 i. tal'ld f' Denni' \\'i'lller~ 1fi·1. 2181 t h~1n th1~ nnr. ::ireorcl1n~ tn rhr rar{11:t\' and guard~ Tnrnn11· Arnnlrl 1fi-O 220 l and
hnnchn. is \'01·rml>rr'~ ~l ?nuf:irlurers' ll;irie~ Surprenaol 15 to 19'!1
f11nn1 ra.r n1et't.
ln ;iddition rn all of !h,.. rtrac. r;:irinR, <"!<'-\\'1th lhP Pxrrpjion (lr uor nr tl\n ~pnl ~
in 11\e ~l'('1111rlar1 th1> onh flthf'r !1r~! 1r:1r hl'1!1· tak1ni:: pl111·P ::it Clf"11l lh1s 11rrkrnt1, ,1,.,frn'll'(' •t::irtrr~ 11 1n' hr 1.ii \..II" f'il
i'ITlOlhrr pair nf nnn rar1nl!, 11rr<1 rr~1clf'n!.~
II ~11•'"tl <1nrl 1f. 1 ~.101 anr1 hn"h;i1 l;rr na1r 1r1 ;irld l·l'll'f' 1n !ilf' rr•11:ran1 ~1urn"ll!l • fi i 20<1 \e\\'pnrl Hra• h'< Skrp \'nl k 11111 nl!r'r
an a1>1nhat1r •·\'hrb1l 111n 111 tu• hi[)l;inp a! 'l'llP tr"I nf !h~ drrrn"r 1111 lur1r< rnd~
fi .11! pn1. Sa1u1·da1· 11h1ir l\rn !lrni1n nf \l1k P (;rlrt i i; I 2111 1::in1\1.f'r \\;il!er~ 1fi-
('n~ta \ll'~il 11 111 i::11r a 111n!n1t 11 If' sl1tn-2 21.~•. 1a1 hie ,Inn \11rlh •fi·I 211.\', nn"P
11111;: f'\'h1t·11111111 111 hf'l\\Prn rlimin;i!ifln 1~11~rt1 \1 1!rh 111 r1rr1srin 1fi l 215) 11nd
rn1111d~ lalf'r thP .~arnp Plt'O ln£ l111rbal·~er rl<ln \!(1"1~ 11':.fl, 1~~1
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Ba.seball Standings VOLVO
r\ATIO~AL LEAr.UE
Pllt.~hurgh
St Lt:Juis
f\e"'' Y0rk
Ch i<.'llJ!IJ
~lontrel'll
Philadelphi;i
Ea~t Oh·\~lnn w I.
!11 ~!1
AZ fi7
ii 72
iii i.1
~\ 112
" " \\'t~I Dil'islon
San F'ranc1.~cn R~ fJi
Dod11:er1 82 fi7
A1l11n111 ifi 74
;Houston 73 i fi
Cincinnat i i3 iR
San Die110 .~Ii 9.1
woe•••ll•Y" •otvlh
MMl•••1 I 1'nl11~olr ~ •• I
PITt\~u•tn J , ~I l ll'J•' '
Dllc110 •·J, "''"' Vn•• i 1
""'"'" a. kn•"•on ~ ~•n D1~n ), 0.-1••" I C•nclnn•H •. S•n r ••nf••t~ I
Todoy'o Oa"'H
Prt.
"" 5M
:0\i
SlO ..,
.4-0'
557
S:10
GR
ft '\
\Jl,
14 11
'.!2 ' z
2!111
,;,117 11,
.490 1n
4113 l 1
. .'lifi 27
e n·~·•• rP""'"' •J1 ,, N•w v'er~ 1 ~.,.., •. •0.11
(In~'"""'' IC.••..,1i.r t t i al San ~•fft(~!CO !C ~ml)f!lonll I •I "'"""""' "'""'o "ro1 "' Pn.11n••~•1• it~•""•
le<I 1 )) n I~'
,, in~•I lhuu u IJ\ •• '"'"~'"'~ iwo11 ..
1-ll nlo•I
.O.llOftlO I••"•• ~I) "' Htv•!nn 1•·~"·M 1n1,
flltM !.•• O•-.o f,.o.,..•,, l •)1 •' Oootttort 10.i.o"
1).10), ••• ~, ,
A:'ll ER ICAr'\ LEAGUE
Ra lt1mnre
0 Plrnll
Rostnn
1\ew Yor k
\V11shingtnn
Cle1·elancl
East Oh·i5inn n· L
11!1 ~4
84 fi~
i7 i.1
i .'i i.1
."'8 117
~7 8!l
\\'est Oll·islnn
:\:-Oak land !14 5$
l\an~11 s City 79 li!l
Angels iO 79
i-hi cag0 7(l 7!'.J
r>.finne~ota li8 78
~l!lll'alfkt"e &t R4
x-C linched division title
Wtd~•'"'''' 1tnu111
"'"" Vnr~ • ~tlllm!ll'• I .... ~" •. C.l•••l•rod ~
""IOI! I l<.••U > (l!v 1
Ml•,,.JO>I I Ml!w•.,loo• 0
O•,..ol! o, ""''"'""o" ' 0"'1•"'1 1 l, C•'c1qo l I
ltd••'• G1tnu
Pr!.
"' 5~4
.'il.l
'"' .4111)
390
fi.11
G8
' 1.\h,
1~1.,
" 3.1 '1
.5.14 1~·,
A70 24
470 24
.41if; 241tz
,4J:Z 291~
W1<•l...,oon ll •om1• 1! l<I 01 Oo•ro•t !C"" 1-t f
~t''"" ""'"" 11 1~) •t Cl•v•l•'>ll l"°1n<1 1·11. "'I M
"'''" V~-. +l(•"t" Id 11 ol ~ol!l""l!tt !l-~·-~ I I\ ••tllt
·~••lo rw.,,~t !•Ill " ~··••I (l!y !O•••• l•tl ... ~ • '""'I"""" tCo•I>•• 1-IDI 1! M lwlul~• (~rlul'• /-1 11 ......
0..ly 11""'1 ~l.,dull<f
DEAN LEWIS
1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
Moderr1 ' Comp/et• S1r ... ie:1 & P•rt1 Oept.
Modern Body Shop for All C1r1
646-9303
540-9468
OrAnRe County's Lir,il:t.~I and Mo~t T\todern To~nta tnd \'nlvo De11/e r
OftR51A$ Dl l lYl llY S,ICl.Al15TI
FANTASTIC
SAVINGS
ON
1971 VOLVOS
fTIOJY!Q!T!Al
'71 COROLLA
DEMO SALE
LARGE NEW & USEC
TOYOTA SELECTION
S•• Us B•for•
You Buy!
Mira Costa
May Ambush
Saddlehack
B~· ROGl-.:R CARL."iON
Ot 1no 0111, I'll~! jtatf
OCEAJ\51 DE -Saddle ba rk College's
foothalt re;un fa ces a couple of ma1 nr
ohslaclr.s in its opening lest v.•lfh 1ll1ra
C-Osta Colll'ge at Oceanside High S;ilur-
day nigh!
!'111ri'I Costa coach Bill (nrchr;in
('hurk!rs ;i bit v.·hen discussing Saturd;i1 s
openl'r ;ind rlaims Saddleback C0!lcge
"'on·l hP in much trouble
Thrre are. howe1·er. some basic fa('!s
• ahout lhe ~lira Costa elPven !hat suc.J!e't
hrnthPr C-Orchran is !a}•ing in the '.lerds
for Saddlehack 's freshman dominated
rre11
I The Spartans possess a mobill'.
i;::iant·sizf'fl defensil'e for .... ·ard ~·all \<'Ith
S()phomnre lar k I es Bill Sandifer ( &-6. 2.'iO 1
;ind !kill Drnson 16-1, 231)1 flanki ng
J!Uards Rob F'lum (6-i, 270! and John
\\'est i6-I. 2.1lJ •
2 ~1 1r1• Co~ta is an airborne l'lel'en
11•ith a pair of split ends and flanker .Jack
ncsner f 111!-p<>und freshman) available.
.1 Thr host~ wi ll uti!1r.e the pass ln~
garne with 11u11r1erback Bil! ·raylor 195-
pt)Und snphnn1il re 1 at the i·nntrols-His
coar·h Sil \S he's a pnlf'111lal .JC-All
An1cnran 'and he-can burn the opposilion
"·ith his passing game out of a sprint out
nr drop back s!y!e.
Ht'·s also a threat In running "'ith the.
ba ll.
~ Addt'd to this is a pair nf running
hack~ ~·1th equal Laleot Arad Ste\\'art is
a 18::0-pnunder v.·ith 10 t speed in the l00-
_1 ard dash and back l.11rr.1 \!udd is a \91'1-
pound sophomore \\'ho is reliable on sho1t
yardage i;ituations.
Cnrrhran ha s 19 rrturn1ng lrltrrmt'n in
lhe f0ld and !hl'.1' ;ire ~till ~marting frnn1
1hf' :tl-13 past1n·g S;iddlPback applif'd last
yc<1r.
CnrThri'ln 1\!nt1ld hal'f' .1011 hcl1e1r .
hn11·p1•er. that 1he trs1 with Saddll'b;i.rk is
1nrr·rl.I' 11 11 a rrn up fnr 11esert Conference
;ict1on
"If 11·r can 11·1n nne nr our 1hrrt' pr11r-
l\('e gt1n1cs 11•e'l l ht htippy \Ve'd like t11
heal S;1rldlcback but we're not going t1J
swrat. it if we don'!. . .I'm afraid Sad-
dlebar·k is getting !M bii: for 11s." sa.vs
!he: ~1'11r;i Cos ta me n!or, in hi :. 16th ~ear
at thr Orranside instilu linn _
"\\'c 11·:iltht'd Sarldlcha C'k's ~rrimn1;i~P
1111h ~a11111 Ana and 11 appr;irs 10 he
ann1hrr r1nP tram ,\l::iybe they a re ;i IJ!-
1\e 1l1ffl'rrnt from lhf' pa~t C'nUple nf
\'Par~
· "HC'fnfe lh<-1 '1e h"f'll a 1·nn.'l'!l'ntl\' ~tn)nl! runn1ni.:. tc;u11 hul pt>rht1ps 1he) r'e
~ h11 n1nrr P:1:p!o.~1\·p no11·
"Anrt thf'Jr quar!rrh;i('h~ apl)f't1r Pd bet-
Irr than 1n thf' p;i.~t.'' !'a.v~ Corchran.
\11ra Custi'I a!su ha<; r'nnsi<!erah!r site
111 1hr ofFrn~hP fnr11ard wall with !he
g1111rd~ ;ind t;ir·kles al! rht'ck1ng in at 2HJ
pounds nr hcltrr.
Thi" i:uard~ arP Rant1.1· r halupn1 k 122.)1
;inrt \'1nrr l!ard1nf:: 1211 , 1hP t.irklrs
C::irv .Jarkson i2l01 and rh1! H;irr1s
!2]5 1.
Dodl!;ers Box
'
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'"""•"0•1. •1 O 1 n l'••cnlb 000 i•'•'<' n1~
(nib"' I ~ Q C 0 l.•., ' • ' ' n Mc•~'"' 11 r n o n
\•·~" !11 I-"'•~' lb l n T 0 e"'"'' , n o 0 Pe~rrl\ 11 0 0
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l M 1.,Q• •\
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10, O••" rl
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0 " ' " " " ' . ' ' " " " 0 • 0 0
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n•~ 11.-i ~~ i n•n fM ar.r -t
•••• '''""" """•-r•1 l'I" ~·~ r •i~ I or a <•• r~· • ·" ~~;•-• h D -~ .. •1
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Looking at JCs
Bucs Won't Bury GWC;
f(azmer to Long Beach
Sa !urJ;,iy night's Big r.an1e will he no
runawa~.
Although Orangt Coast f1i;:ures a s 1he
favnrite 01l'r r.otden \\'pst 1n the si xth an·
nual foo !ha ll !-.lruggl e bet 11 een 1he two
riva l.~. don't look for OCC's P1ratC's to run
a1\<1) and hide.
After 11e111ng li<tl r!en \l'esl's sc·rim-
n1a~e 111th Lcing Ae11ch City Colll'.Ee
Sa1urdav rui.:ht. It's quite apparrnt that
!he Ru ~l!Pr~ 11·111 not be patsies fl'lr any
oppont'nt 1n 'iJ.
!\o they don t h::11 e the supe rstars li ke
~
CRA IG
SHEFF
Orange Coast, bul they arf': 11 sounrl fnnt-
ball tl'a111-
C:Oldl'n \Vr~! lrunrned OCC. !.lfl. last
season b11t af1er that 1t w;is mn.~tly a
downhi ll slide for Shackleford's crt"w In·
juries plagurd the Rustll'rs and a!i a
rt!sult produced !he fi rst losing sl'ason ! 4-
5J in Gnlden \\iesrs five-yea r hislor~·-
Shackleford has sorne 1 ery tough
ohsr;iclcs to overcon1t> nee has mosl nr its kl'.v people hark
frnn1 las! season a n1t is regarded as one
nr !hP fiil'Ur1 tes in !he tough South Coast
Conft:r(•nt·r The P1ri'lte.~ al!'n got thr bel-
ier of (;1Jl1!en \Vest in a highly 1ntt'n~1f1ed
rr1'ru1!ing batlle.
And T11t'ker s cl111) 11n1tnubtcdl.v i~ l"ok-
in.i; fnr revenge for that setb~c k of J<ist
srasoo.
"'flr;.111gc t'oa.~l h;:;s f'f'Cl'll'l'd ;i lri! nf
p11blir11.v 1h1s _1·r ar and thry hal'e a grl'at
fnolh::ill tl'arn Rut we U1ink \<'P're i::o1ng
In ha1·f' a ,lll!Od fMtball i:;am e 11·1til them .''
!'a I~ Sh.iick lrf11rd ,
The Rustll'rS 1·oach is hopinR for
a rioth<'r defC'n.~11·l' 111t-l1ke the '7fl li!;ame_
.. If H's i'I h1c/i sctinng gr11nf' 11·r might
bf' 1n snn1e trri11hlr Rul our ki d' arp ron·
firl•'n1 11r r;in hr<1l nr;in~e Co;i~1 "
\l r~nll'hilP T1wkrr. \\'hPn asked ;ihnut
!lie 11np11rtanre nf lh P .l(<'l mr. says. "or
11111rsP 11r ll'ant \fl win it. hut u·s not the
h1.cgcst g::i1n1' nn 11ur schl'dule. Rut it i~
thr mn st" 11npnr!an1 of our nnn-conft'rc>nce
ga111<'<; 1·11 trtl ~nu th is. I'm nn1 gn1n j1: lo
ll~r 1ht' gu.1.~ 11ho are not 100 pc rcen1"
* * * John Ka1.mrr. !hr lormer '."l'\\'f)(lrt
llarhr1r Migh baskl'ltJalJ !liar v.·ho pas!~rt
up a lull ride In Ari1.11na ~ll!lle bee1usr (If
the illnr~~ or his IAlhl'r, ha!l now drriderl
lo <'ll!Pnd f':il Slale (l..nni: Rt11rh L
l\;11.n1 rr \\'as tirkelrd lnr Orange Coa~I
f'ollci:f' thi~ 11'111. but nnr m11jnr rra~nn fnr
lhP ~v.·irt'h In !hf' 49Pr ~;im pu~ "'a~
bC"tausr his rat her is In a hospital cl(l5t" to
!hf' t•ollei;:r. f\117.mf!r. rt'pnrtedl~'. I~ i;ining
to Lon11 Rrarh on hi~ own.
* * * F111 n1rr 1;11lden \\'l'~! long rl1stancp s1ar
Trrry .\l rK eon has s11rpnsint:l.1· rnrolled
ar the Ln11rr51t1 of l\:in~as ~lc l\eon 11·;is
slall'1I fflr Sr11nford. but Rudden lv had ~ chan~f of minrt. -
* * * 1'1\n Snuth ('011•t C1Jnfcrrnrr mrm-
t-rr~-San f'heµn ~l esa 11nrt San f)ie gn C1-
!1 rollrJ:!P -b<>J:!i'ln lhl'ir 'ii grid
~' hr'1ulr~ Sa1urda1
\lr:-a n1pf1P<I ::il11.i1·s tnup:h Ar1zon.:t
\I r<,1rrn. 7 0. anrl San n1t,11n fl'll tn
l'11rnn1nn 25·;.
01er a three season strel ch. S<ln Dieg()
was 0-9 in '70.
Compt on hnsts Golden V.1est in an after·
noon lilt 11 301 on Oct. 2 and it'll bt a
reunion of sorts for Rustler coaches Ray
Shackleford. Don Rowe, Gene Farrell and
Frrd Hool'er-all of whorn played for
i..:omp\on v.·ay bark \\'hen.
* * * Orange Coast College qu1rterback
Gar) \'albuena ottds just 41 y1rds pas~
ing against Golden \\·e!.1 Saturday nlght
to mo1·e into fourth place on the all-time
OCC l'areer pa ssing list.
\'albut'na completed 89 of 201 passes in
19i0 for 960 yards. ~likt. Tamiya~u jJ9fi')
Is in the ;loOo. 4 spot "'ilb 1.001.
Paul ~moine !1967-6~1 is .'\o, I on lhe
list "'itb 2.226 y11rds follow ed hs Billy
White I 1962-fil J with l,lili! and ~11ke
~l cClellnn (195~-G~J "'Ith 1.119.
\'atbuena .also bold~ one rtcord he"d
ralhC'r forget. He had 18 lnterceptions
last season,
Top MV Line
Could Pl·odttce
Banner Year
~llss1!'ln \'ieJo High football coach Bob
H1l'nl'r figures rh1s cnutrt be !he ~·e&r that
the Diah lo~ put it all tngPl her and pro-
duce a ll'inn1ng sra<;on
And on p panicu l;,.r rea~nn for H1vner'9
opt im ism is the prl's<'nce nf some tx·
pl'ncnred llnemen
"\l.'p\·e real ly gnt. some ~tickprs ," ~a vs
H1rnPr "And 11llh(lugh most nf the
linemen 1vill be i;:0!ng both w:iys. I rlo11't
bf'l!C'\'e any !earn is going Ul bt:at us
ph1·s1calll' "
\\'hrn H1l'ncr sends hi s n111blo s ;iga \nst
Sa\'anna .liaturrl.:1,v morning 110) at •
\l1~.,111n \'1e1n H1,1!h. fl\'!' of his si x nf-
f('ns 11·c lin<'men "·111 Wl'll!:h in al 1911 or
1Jrt1"r
1"hr bPsl I.'> Brob Pre~t wnnd. A 6-0. 190·
pound light end 1rhn also goes at end
drfPnsi1·ch.
"Hr is one nf nur bel!rr athlete~ He ·1
rralll' i'I ded1<"a!rd kid ." sa1·s H11·ner.
The f;:itklt>s \\·ill be a p<"!lr nf ~eninrs -
Crrg ~r111rn11t;i and Rob Sahdala Sciar-
rott a, M 6-1. 2!0-pounder ls 11 leHrrm;,in.
S?hdilli'I d'i-1 , 1901 1s ;:i tr;insfer fmm
Ron1ta H1 ):!fi 11 hrre he v.•;is ;i !'tarting
l~!'k[P Ao(l1!;:i rr;i chrd the CI F AAA
sen1if1na l.~ l::i~t sC'ason bf'f!'lrP losing tn
1.nmpof' ;ind rl!'fra!1ng Es1anc1a , 14-1 3 in
!he quarl erf1nal~.
S;ihd;ila 1•111 ;il'n pl;11 d"lrn.~i1P end
Thr ;'\-o .1 and 4 t;:ickles i'lrr lrl!crmAn
fh rrin S111·a (!)..[), 1901 and junior Russell
Rir r i.)·11 1!\01.
.!101 ll'arn'n Iii·!, llf01 ;ind ~!a rt 1n
l iJ111'r lfl·L l8fl 1 will be !he f,!uard s wit h
Jl'ff Ch1u·ch1!1 lli-2. l9f\1 at cen1cr.
l\'arrrn. ;i ~cn1o r. 11·tll 11ork at a
l 1n..,IJ11i ·~"r spot on dt'ff'n~e "hilP r,01·r r
\1 1!1 prnbably br the Diahlos· middle
gua rd Ctiurrhill. ;i 1uninr !C'ltrrmen. has
hl't"'t1 hnthl'rPd rrcrntlv hi' the flu so is
~1011· r nund1niz into ~hape Hf' plays of·
fcnse nnl~
H11nl'r rrpnrr~ th;,t ;ibl)tlt 1811 are 011t
f.-1~ fnn1h.11! il l \h >~1on \'1rin. but only 42
arP pla.1·1 ni:: 1·;i r~Jtv b11 ~L
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· l\e def11111eh h;i\p a rlf'fl1h prnblPm ,
!->11 1 !hf' kiri.~ h:ire J!f£'ii1 att1t1JrlC' and 11 1!1
frrl that nu~ 11111 pla1 11n important pa rt
111 the ('nm1ng •e;i,nn
Back To School Time
Gym Shorts -Shirts -Sox -Shoes
Football Shoes
All Purpose Shoes
Basketball Shoes
Tennis Shoes
Soccer Shoes
Tennis Shorts
Tennis Shirts
Tennis Sox
Tennis Dresses
Tennis Visors & Hats
OPEN 9 ro 6 -CLOSED SUNDAYS
Handball Gloves & Balls
Paddleball Rackets
Wilson -Dunlop -Davis
Bancroft Tennis Paddles
Balls -Sets
Masks -Fins -Snorkles
Sleeping Bags -Back Packs
Day Bags -Freeze Dry Food
Basketballs & Goals
Volleyballs & Nets
Soccer Balls -Footballs
Bikes -Parts -Tires -Tubes
538 CENTER, PHONE 646 -1919
..
l s Huntingto1i District Due
For New Football Stndium,?
.,
Orange Coast Lulle~e -~ LeBard Slad1ur11.
llith a ~eat111g t·;1pat1lv or 7.IJOO. JS becoming
rnnre ;incl 111or1 <ippei1IH1R to thf prt>ps as the
yc;Jr~ so along
Tht l '1rtd•·~· ~t<1t!1u111 1111! be the :Htt' (1[
~everal 1\171 ho1Ti(· lill~ fol' Edison and E:stan
1'1 .•
( (1;H'lit•i. lro111 bulll i.i.:nuols agree 11\:jl dt"t·ss·
111g quarlt·r:-tac1!1l1e~. lighting. cvery1h111g
"h<'ltcr tJn111 wh:i1 1~ ;11ailable al llunt1nR!On
Br .. u;h or i\1'Wl>or1 I Jarbu!' highs
\\ h:lt I~ req1111·«1i , ut' coursf' 1s a Hun1n1gton
Beath IJ1str1c·t St<1d1un1 . on a neutral sit('
\VJ!h a capacity ol 10.000.
·rhat 11·ould arco1nmodate all 1hr 1Junt111i;-
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ROCEll.
CA RT~S ON ·------
Inn Beach ~chool5 -Edi~on. Fountain V:ilte.v,
Jlunlingt.on Be11ch . ;\Jarina . \Vestn1inster <ind
Volden \\le~t College
* * * :>~·:J,;ing ~p~ce will b(' at a premiun1 at
\\'e!>\.lliost~r lligb this ~'ear \\'ilh lhr addition
of I~ h-'" portable cla.~srooms in the Lions·
parking lot.
The mO\'e "'as necri.s itated l>etause ur <111
1•11rullment of 3.600 for four years at \\'esl-
mi1l!>ler.
fu11n1:iin \lallty bas 20 at "' structures in it~
p<1rki n~ lot 10 help acco1nmodatr an enroll·
111ent ol :1,9·~0 l'or lour years.
Edison nu11· hllLl"l'S 3.216 students lor fo ur
}ears \1hile Los Al<nnilu~ bas ?.350 for lhrl't
3 ears.
Corona dcl /l.lar lligh bas al~o been !>uh·
jei:ted lo ronsidtrablc additions.
* * * II Ca lilorn1a ll1gh \ hiotball l<'<irn is 11un·
Ul·rui~ 11hy it couldn '1 !ind a suit:ible nppo11-
._.n1 for Its fi rst prac11ce g:11ne ol !he se;ison
pi·'rhap:. !hf' \\'J1itt 1f'r s<·hi10I should t:1kt' ;1
ltJQk iii '.11or1ri1111:1 ll1gh'~ l\1(1-g:1 nl(' f)l':ll'!ICI'
srl
Tht' \I 1ldt;lls of 1tir P:tl'll it· l.t':Jl!Ur 1AAAA 1
h<J\'(' Sl'hcdulv<l :-.uc·h U1gg!t1'i ;i~ (.';u\1\•t'll and
\ 11ca1p<1.
i;iy stepping clu1111 111 1'l;1,;:;1l 1t•;1l1(111 tire \Inn
l'!I\ 1a clr\'('n lnkr:, 11St>Jt 1\111l)f1hr p!l·tU!'{' IOI'
t'al !ligh. leav1np thl' l.11tt'l' 11!1hout an llJl·
ponenl
* * * Field go:ils t·ould be 1nore pron1incnt in lht·
prep picturr lhis yf'ar 11ilh lhe 1:oal posts
gelling strelt·hed a bil ap:irl.
The f)(ISls "''ill now be 2:: feet. lour i nthr~
ap-.rl.
* * * ~·unnrr Edison ltigh !'.ta11<iout J,,hn F1silt'I'.
\d1u );,1ill'd lo gJnl a b:d l1J thr ,\'orth-South
A ll-~l11r ga111e, h:1s gl<':1nr'<I a tOutball Sl'h•ilar-
~hip al t\ri1.on<t ITuscun 1.
* * * For111cr Corona de! l\·1-.r 11·hi1. l\t ith S:1111urls
i~ turrently righting it 11111 tor a bid 11 il h the
Southern C;1l ifnr11ia l'r esh1n:1n 1ca1n.
Anotht'r l'onner Corona 1te1 i\1;tr qu~rter·
bat'k is duin_g 111'11 at llrii:h:un Young Uni·
1ersity.
n ave Teri'~'. a sophu1nurt·. led his n1ates to
a pnir 01 ~econd h:ilf scorrs in last 11'f't•J,;'s
41-13 roul of No rlh Te.'l:a.~ Slatr.
Terr~· 11a~ srl to star! lor Hri,g ha n1 Yo11nl!
unlil a ~hou lder injury sci hi1n hack a nott·h
0 1' so.
* * * -\11 out~tand1ng opener I~ on t;1p fut· C:ll·"
Southern Sectional football. Thursdil~'. Srpl.
:!;I it'll be SL Puul and Los Angelr~ po11·rr
B<inning at Vctf'rans St:idtunl in Long Be;1ch.
Cla:-.h1ng !he sinne night are ~lalt•r Ort :ind
Sant11 Ana at Sant<i Anri Bo11 I.
Oilers Use Ediso11's Wild Ma11:
Platoo11 De f e1ise Tliat Attacks
One usuall~ 1•011s1(\er~ a
cleJender one stnnding or
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UJ\c nla1ur ..:au:.C ul \hdnl..1ng-
~tnJ..1ng the ball on 1hc hotel
1n)tead of !he c!ubfacc-1) the
'11·;1 1
'./ i ~
tendency 10 '>hO\C Ille club ro1·, • , • t'\•
v.ard "1th a \cry ten~ right ha nd 1 , : ~~\'\'
anJ ann. r111, ~ho,·111g 11c11011
pu~hc~ the heel 1ir thr ~lub 11110 !
the b;ill brfo1c the ..:lublace h:l ' t
.a ~·ht1l1l'C' 10 '>4ua1<' 1t ... cll Ill 1hc
1argc1
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Learn 10 1el.1\ the 11gh1 hanJ ttnJ aru1 tJu11ng tile
Uo"l1)10.t11 g. Merely pr.1i.:t1~·c 10,~111g golf ball~ for,,..a1d ...
""ith a :.1dcarrn-a ln10~1 undcrhanded-n101e111c1u . r-.t a~e ,...
Sure that you hold lhc ball al lhe end of your fingers .•
1-h en rnerely S\\'INU the a1111 bacl .ind for"arJ .
Feel 1he naturah1e:. .. or 1111, 1uo1crnrnl 11hcn the ar111
ren1ain ~ rel:ixed. i
Tran~fer tht .. '>.'\n1e 111011011 tu ~our gulf ~1,111g. Re1a111
the rcla.\ed nghl :11ni. Suddenly ~ou 'tl be ~..,,1ng1ng
the club; nol ~ho\111g 11. '"our -.hanl .. ..,,il1 Ji,appcar. !
LOW SCORE.S! HIGH POWER• Get ple111y ot golT1nR help"' Arnol<I
Palme r'l boo~1,1, fe l!-Shots and la.•wdy Wood~. wr •Heo e•
chi~1vely lor re~a er~ ot I~" tolurn11 A 'opy " vou•~ lor lOt .io(I
~Stamped selt 1dd re~\ed .. nveloDt >ent IO A•nr>ld Palme1 t/O
lh•S ntw~pape•
JC Cager~ Chccli 111 ;
Ru ~tle r Star liieligiblc
l;o!tien \\'est College ha.~ lu~I
the ;-;erl'it·es vi fi· 10 t't:'llll'J'
\lark Dekker for ,1! le;1s1 h;1lf
111 the 19il·i~ b a ~ k e I ha 11
:-.l'asun. Hust!e1· t'!l;!t'h llrt·k
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;i1·erai.:e ! last se:i~1•n. h;1s hl't'll
clcclared u1el1g1hlt' bc<'illl~e ul
~l'l1olastic dif!itul11e"
Slnrklin welco111cd haeh ~1~
101tern1en <1nd ;1 hos\ of
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1:ultlt•n i\'("~1 111<"l111lr fur11ard-
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L:.i Qu inta 11nd ~u:irds l::ir~·
Or,.;1ii 1 ~~sl;llll't:l i :incl Bill Sl'll
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Lciit11 cli Season lnjurc<I
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act1orr gt•ls under way Satu r-
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'I lio• llr~t .:.1..:r1rn1n.:ige is set
ror ~at11rd;i1· t1r1d 1hf' open1n~
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regular se:ison .1nd in scri1n-
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llf':teh hv staging one \1·orko11t
untlt•r the ligh!~ P<:u.:!i 1veek.
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£.1·ste1n
erouch1ng in the !rent'he~.
read~· to !:ike 111111! 1he !op
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i\loat:-. !>a~ s !he pr11nary
r£·a'\oo for !he tac11r 1~ to beef
\1p his defense. a phase of the
Oiler attack that dropped off
la~t vcar.
"That \\·as one or our big-
gest 11"eaknesscs las! .1·ear and
\1c lhink t\\·o·pl:ilnoning s1anrls
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lure tor us." ~<1rs ~!oat:;
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vorps clor~u·l ~h1111' :i great
denl or hel t. it dnt'~ possess
rxl·cllen! q111ck111·~~ a 11 d
pursuil fro1n thr 4-:l alig11-
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I rt1den1arJ,;
~1ot1ts has lhrer players
t1orking at eaeh position 111
hopes of adding dep!h to hrs
dclense ;ind lhe offcnsil'e
rleven ser1·r s as ;i backup
\'iii ~o ;11 ~:d1~011ll 1i:;h11hl'rr
lhe 1!170 ('IV Ai\1\ C'ha111pu)11~
are prl'pr1ng lt1r the '7 1 ran1·
ri'l11!n
'file dele11sr durs11·1 dt>le11d
-11 attack~.
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"ll'e're prett~· :.ulll on ou1·
$1~ le of de1Ctl$('_ ir·s ;i
pene1r;it 1ng defense 11· 1 I h
pre;;surr nq lhe 011cns<' tu
l':111se n11s1nkes
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rather thil n flna11ng an rt
p11r~u1ng
"\l'e auack d1llt>rcnt gap~.
get pe11et1"<1\ion an(! g11 \11!h
!he lhJ11' f1I !hr pl11~." sa.\s
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cludes nine st~rters fro111 l:i.~t
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( 11n11ingha1n 1 li.i :-r 1 1\ho h::i ~ _
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1·uu111cct on alsri :ti dclens1l'e!
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l111ebal'J,;crs 1n his dctrnse ;ind '
!1e·s still ~eel;in~ hi s hes! coni-1
bination as 1he Oilers prepi:lrC'I
f n r S;11urcl;1y·s :-crin1111age 'I
11·1 th l·"oolhill al Tustin Hi~h
(6 <10\ I B11lch Cumrnn1g~ t l!'IO ~r. 1
has been the n1osl 1111press11·<' •
111 1\·orkouts a1 linrhacker l
11 h1le i\Tikf' Andrade t 160 jr I 1
;u1d .lnhn l.<1rlanr111;,; sr l are!
doinA 11'1'11 I
T110 uthf'rS i11stnu11t>n lal 111
the Oi!e1'.s' li neb:1ck1ni:; corp:;1
;ire Randy i\1ill~ 1 lifl jr. I ancl
. fun Poller t l!ltl sr 1.
llun!ini::ton 's four se.c·o11d'.1r.v I
player~ appear~ set l'.'clh ~1ke 1
Prend<'vill<' ( 170 sr. \ and K ~·lc
Van Amen•fort (165 jr.1 slated[
for halfback cl11f\· .
/\t twin sareiies arr To1111
f runJ,; f 175 sr 1 and Jerry
Ashford ( 170 SI'. 1.
Sco11 \\'hitfield and Arnold ,
Ru i1 .. l\1·0 defcns1vr st:indout~,
;ire nol countc<I on for e;irly
1.ca.son pla.1•
\\'hil fif'ld ha~ been lost sinrr
1hr oulst>I of practice "'ith1
pneumonia bul riloal!I i !i
hopeful he ·11 be ready for C'Om·
bal by !he time SunSP( LeagUt'
warfar e Mgin'\.
Ruiz is ~cheduled for minor
surgery and will m Is 11
Saturday's scr immage. Hf'
!':.hot1ld be ready, ho\\·ever for
the Millika n opener
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Briefs
IRVJNE t o ckhee d
C.aJ1fornu1 Co ha ~ g 1 v e n
Btrtta Corp a contract for ad
d1t1on1tl devt"lopmenl work on
11n advanced control systr:m
for the Army AH 56A Chey
enn~ armtd he licopter
The contract co\ ers a con
llnualton of work being done
with Lockheed on developmen t
of the control system
BOSTON -Sonesta I ntr:rna
honal Hotel.11 Corp has drop-
ped plans for a hotel project 1n
Hamburg Germany because
of rising construction coalll
and a softening 1n tht i""
ternat1onal monetary sttua·
hon
Sontsta said 1t would Cfl""
llnue with pl.an1 for 1t 500--room
hotel In Munich which IA undtr
construcllon and M'htduled for
opening ne:rt .!iprlng
Merrill
l ynch Pierce Fenner ancl
Smith will build 1tJi new eleo.
lroruc data processing center
in 1 building on t.ht: 1'est side
of lower Manhattan eonven1ent
to the hna nc1al district Tht
center wi ll be locllted in
77 OOl).square,..feet of .11pac« 1n
the St John .11 hu1ld1ng 111nd 11
schedultd lnr operation 1n ear-
ly 1972
NEW YORK
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Area Cross Country Outlool{
,,Jl 14 Orange Coast area
h111h schools vdll be field ing
rro!! oount;y 1ean1s this fall
\r11h lwo of lhe1n Jun1 pins into
l'On1bal as early as F'riday.
Lagun1 Bt 1ch 's Arl1sls art
one of the ear\~· starters,
!raveling lo a dunl meel a!
Apple Valle\ Fr 1 d a y .
l\1ean\\hile. 11 u n Ii n gt on
Aeach·::: Oilers "'111 bf' torn-
pe\lnJl rrida,\' 1n 1he ('RI State
jLong Beach 1 lnr1ta!1onal
Of !ht' I~ squads 111 tht 11 rea
eros~ co11n1ry p"1cture. lwo of
lhe1n -to.1arinR of the Sunset
Le.igue and Jr\ 1111': League
mt>mbf'r Costa l\h!SR -a re
defending loop titlists.
Ne>A1 Orange Lea,{!ue entrant
Universily. which didn 't <:oni-
pele in cross country in 1\s
first \•ear in 19i0. 11•111 be sen-
din.I! Out its initial aggregation
in the sport
Here·s a ca psule rundO '-''n of
all the area schools
(.'oro11n def 1llar
Satisfactiun tor Corona del
l\111.r High cros!': co1111tr~· head
nliin John Blair and his Sea
King diS'tance <'n.•1v would be
f!nishing as hJgh a.o; third or
fourth place in the Irvine
Lfoague in 19i l.
Sars Blair. "\\'e should
rr.aliStica ll,\' fini sl1 to1,1·ard the
n1iddle of the pa ck and rd be
\'ery happy to br in third or
fourth."
But \Yhat makes Blair prac·
lica!ly throw in the tov.·el
before the first 1neet has even
bel'n run?
"Costa fllesa is lllldoubtedly
the learn to beat and. unless
they p:el hit by any proble1ns
like flu and injuries. thev
should he ahle to lfike The firc;t.
four places in most of thr1r
durd nierls ... Blair notes.
The Sea KinJ::s havt be~n
doing nwstly b u I k distance
\1·ork up until no\1' and they
just began their speed drills
early this week . sn Blair
figures it's too ear\~1 to real!v
find anything definite about
his team.
Senior Bob Delan~·ev is !ht
pr\" f'011si.~tcn1 regulfir bark
fr r.111 tht 1!170 1J.r"1reg:itio11 \1·ith
re!urni"g vsr~it1' ;ilt ernalf's
Henrv i\!R nney ::ind Of'r (:u~· 1n
bc'l<'k. or hirn.
The remainin~ s po1s in !hf'
first seven \\'ill p1'ob::ihl.r be
taken up by soph .roe Denger.
juniors [>ou12 Kn ape. Scott
Crooker and George Higllins.
First 1n eet for the Sea Kings
Is their own in\'ill'!!ional con·
fab on Sept 25 vi'ilh ~anta Ana
the first dua l mer1 opponent
StpL 28 at lr1'ine f'ark.
Ct•~''' 1lles11
The Cost<! i\11.'S<l :\lu~T 1>i1gs
f'OUld be !he :-11hjel't of el'-
tens\\·e target pr;i\'t1ce 11·hen
the\' open the 1!171 (·ro~s c-01111·
I r\'. carnpai ~n in a 11nn.le:111;11e
diial n1ttl Sept. 23 11t Kalella.
Or ~o surmises .!or Fisher.
the coach (Jf ~1t>~a·~ <lcfcnding
lrvine League c·hn111pion~.
•·E:verybn<J-.i 11·11! hr shoo!ing
al us ." f ishf'r s:i1·~ in a
figurRl i\'e niannrr "So lhe\··11
be eett ing their he~t shots \n.
"But 11•e expeC'I \'l he readv
:!I nd v.•\ll take eaf h rne el nnr a!
a li1ne ··
The 'lustangc; losl nnl~· Bob
Gollnick via the rir;idualion
rnu1e and Fishf'r adds. "with
c;ome nf 1he goorl freshmen
an<I snphr,,1111rr" !'~•n1i11c 11p
v.e hupe ti• fill thr gaµ lrfl b.•·
Bnb'c; grad1J <ll ion "
1\111'1 Fisher 1 ... 11·1 111~1 \ns ... 111t~
r11 ,.lr pennies into the founl riin
of ;inlicipatinn wh r11 he 1;i\k~
of ~lec;a prnspcC't ~
Senio r fl.11in.c; John and Tn1n
OJ c;11ang . first s nd third olac-t'
lln1shcr." in the Tr,·ine last fall .
hC'ad Fic;her·~ lalentcd snu;ul
v.·i1 h lank\! 16·3• '.'t'lliOr noug
l\laf\.e<in ·also in !hr l\le~;i
forefrnnl
.t\J.<;o inclurl erl nn !ht list nf
rr rurnl'C<; are ~eninr J rfr
l-lnir.ht. juniors Mikr Hol1lrlf1 y
and Ph il Ca rpenter and srn)h~
'K\('k Priest ancl !\1 i k t
S111tsman.
'\'ailing In the \.\'inizs is a
frrshmlln .... ·ith lo:ul.~ of JXJlrn-
tial -Kf\'in (IRllaghe.r. lie i~
c11rrrn1h· the !op runner nn
!hr i1111ior 1·::irc;1t1· 11ni l. h.11i111::
111i~c;r<l niakin!! rhr initi:il
1 ars1t\' rosie r hy n111e seconds
in recent tin1e trial~.
Edi~''''
'Everything \\'RS l!Oin g greal
guns for Edison Migh cross
country ~nlor .John \Vhitl'lfy
until summrrtirne r n ! I rd
nround.
Thn!'s \\hf'n 1wo
liRhlning ~truck the
('(lllf'h rie.h1 '.l l1ere
moc;t .
bolt<; 01
\'Outhful
11 hurt~
F1rsl off. \\'hilne1· 1,.Arnrd
that kev two-nulf'r ,J n 11 n
l\.1 cl'lure'. 11 CtJllSJJo:lrnl suh·lO·
minute performer. h:u1 hroke11
his le.g and is app111rf'nlly 1olit
tc the Charger &quid for the
campaign.
Then Whitney discovered
t h 11 t prom11i1ng sonhomore
Sl.t \re Reed had lransferrcd to
M11r!na.
Ac!linn in~ hi;. ~·· und 1 f'HT :it
the Edison rein~ \\'hitne1· ~Ull h1i1~ II l(ood corp~ l)f ruo nCr. In
r r1vnl nn 11~ !hr f'l1:ir~,r~ join
t''" .-11r. r 111!Pr 1:il•·nl lnrt•"l
defending ch11mp1on Co 1 t 11
!\1es11
"AftC"r \1·h11t's \1appent d lo
us. thtre'!'i no doubt the;.r
1 Costa _r..lesa l will take it all
11ga1n lhls )ellr.~· \Yh1tney
laments.
ll owr\'er. he ~hou!dn 'I se!I
his young crew ~hort of the
lr1·ine Lea,itur dia<ltm as yet.
Senior t11ike Al\ arez setn1.~
!11 be C'Oming of ai;:e as a quaJi.
11· distance runnf'r and he's
the bPsl Edison ha~ to offer
"1th tllcClure uut.
.Ju11ior .John V.'f'slon. lat't
1ear's 1nos! valuable Charger,
\~ expt><'ltd lo bnunce back
after miss1n11 track season
\l'i!h a lil'fr ailrnenl 1~·hile
sophon1ore Dennis \\'ilson is
primed fnr a ba nner year
after dropping under ten
n1inules as a fresh1nan.
\\'hitnf'v is a l~o countin~ on
junior~ Sergio \'nrgns and Hnb
'l'ou ng er to. ('arrv tht ir share
1i f the mail \\'ilh other pro·
1nisi ni;: namPS around in the
per.SOnf' of Jun ior Ted Bauer
and sophs Boh ~1 oore and
Chnrlif' Jennin~s .
"\Vt figure tn ha re B
re p r e s e n tali 1• t team,
an~''-''8~"" \\'hilney cnnC'ludes.
Esta111rio
For a guy who's just stepped
into a nc111 C(HH.'.hing job.
Estancia High cross countr~'
coach Jim Selby ex u d e s
unusual conlidence.
Savs !ht rookie n1entor. "\\'e
shou'ld be considered a
darkhorse for 1he chain·
pionship. 're ha 1·e the talent to
do it and have worked ha rd all
alone
"\\'e have cnouf!,h qLJa!ity to
;i t leasl he runnersup. Costa
~ltsa is tt1e stron~est team
and , just listening .lo the kid.o;.
Edison fields a pretty good
team. But I'm no! rea lly too
fan1i!i;ir wl!h Rll the teams,"
Selbv adn1its fr ankl.Y .
The Former R e11
Tntermediate School coach has
his first seven slots pretty
much derided upon v.·ith fi1·e
letter "'inners. a transfer ;:ind
:i izood fres hma11 <'Ompo.~in~
!!1111 el1tf' ~roup
"\f1 1 runner is stninr Stp1·e
Schureman with another 12th
J?:rnder -F.nc Ol son -hot on
his !ail
,Juniors l/011·a1·d Bishop ;:ind
Steve Berrv and M>nior John
r.rover are ·the olher returnees
in lhe Eagle ca1np
The transfer is Jlandy Rof·
rins from San r-.1a!eo ..... ·here ht
11·11s the sixth man nn a learn
1\•hich cap!ured Cl F Crntral
CnRst Section sm;ill schools
honors last fa ll
Selhy is rcsta!ic ahOut Frosh
a<'r Sa in \\'ard
''San1 i.s re;:il pro1nlslng and
~\1011ld be ;i ~.I~ rnilrr bv the
1in1e he·s a o.:en1or." Selhv
!>a\'s. "He's staved riji!ht \1·ith
u1Son 1 the No · 2 runner! in
our wnrkou1 s."
Fo1111r11i11. \ftclfey
Fountain \'a\ley·~ Baron~
placed sixth 1n the Irvine
League <'ross coontry s!an·
d1n~s in 1970, <ind 1!171 could
prtne to ha ve much of tlie
sarne i11 slore for coach J ack
Ki!tere\l's runnf'rs.
Beg1nn1n1t hi.s secn nd seaso n
Rt thP Bnron heh11, Kittrell
l111cls inexperience and m11cl1
u111e~1rd :1b1\lly a:o; his pr1mAr~·
:<-1'll111 c k~.
1101~· onf' Foun1fl ln \'allt v
returner j11n1(1r Clyde
Sl ite\1alt -~J\1 1n11ch 1ars1 ty
act ion last se;ison and hi~
1ifeti1ne best of 10 ·20 ni<1ke.~
h1n1 the teatn leader and No. J
con1petitor .
Others who ran last year but
didn 't leUer are (:ary String·
t r. Bnife l\loore. Larry
neid and .Jrrrv Pull.
Kittrell also.has a couple or
pro1n1sing so p homo r e ~
al'aila ble in R:ind y Oavls and
Ste1 e Hansen ,1·hile lhe re·
n1ainder of the 20·r1H111er
roster is filled in by a s11·athe
of incoming freshmrn.
The seeond·year coAch says.
"1l looks like \l'f ha ve to beat
e\'erybody to do something
lhi s year.
"1 hope \\'t're the s!eeptr.
Costa r-.1esa 1the deftnding
kingpin I is the tea111 to be11t
11nd I'd imagine 1hat Santa
Ana \'al!ey and Corona dtl
tl1nr are probably going to be
tough aJ(ain . y
"!\Iy 1ea n1 1vill ht' ''r~'
ynung 11mt inex~rieJK'ffl and
"·ill ha1·e tn "·nrk \'Cr.V hard ."
hr adds-.
ll1r11ti11,1ro11 B e nch
f.\er~thinl! 1renl bust for tht
Huntington Be8ch 01lt r.' in the
1970 cross coun1ry ~t11son.
Picked in Pl'f'SC:ISOn Pro«·
nostica lions lo be one of the
serious contenders in 'iO. the
Oilers instc:!ld ""'tnt do .... ·nhill
anrl ended up fifth place in the
Sunset League \\'ith crosstow n
ri \'11] r-.111rlna annexing the II·
"' And :ilth11111;h 1 elt'rnn Oll t r
rnaf'h l"aul \Vond l 1i:u rr~ rh11l
h 1~ 1ran1 oni·f' a1i1111n pnsC'S a 11·
tie \hrrat. hr 11 1.~n ~r,.~ anoThf'r
~1r11n12, t,,am ne~1nl! It~
11)!1"!']1''+ It! 1:1•1 'l>rtr • Ill!
nerup group !ro1n Ne\.\·port
Harbor.
"I'd say thel'f are fh•e
lea1ns that are contendtrs -
J\'tl'i'port , r-.1anna, Santa Ar11:1.
\\'estminster and our~eh es."
\\'ood S8)'S.
"Our chancts are pretty
good. tbough ."
1'he Oilel' \'<ll'Sitv will 1no1·e.
lhan likely tonsist (If fou r
seniors. lll'o ju 111or~ and a
freshn1an pht-no111
John !\1l1llins. 1\1arc tl1lt chell.
Joe \\'lieeler and r-.-lark Hill
1.:umprise !he seni!1r qu;irtet
\.\'ith juniors Rob !\!cNair and
Bruce Thompson and first
year fla sh llobert Ange! fill ing
ou t the re1nainder of tne s!nte.
\Voods figures Angel could
possibl.Y be the best freshman
in the loop based on his 10:07
l\\O·mi!e clocking compiled in
a !lumn1erlime all·corners
rneet.
Soph Dan ~:mpf1eld and
junior Dennis Pott s could also
break 1nlo the \'ar!':il~· roster
before lhf' first 1lu<rl meet
a~ains! 1\larina on ~ept :lO
l..1ttff''''" Be11t·l1
There v.·as such a v.ealth of
freshman Plld soplvrmore pro.<..·
pl'tl<i on Inst year·s l.agunu
Oeacb High cross country
team that coach Len J\-liller
didn·r even field a \'arsity con·
lingent in the Orange League
fin als.
After the Arti~ts finished
Fou rth in dual rnert standings,
Miller lonked at his vouthful
rosier and de('lcl~d lo drop his
youngsters <1011'n to I he
light\.\·e!Rhl le\ Pis 111 the final s.
Jlo\.\·ever, no1v 1L's a .rPar
l::iter and l.agunA 's prornisin~
grou p of rlistance ac<'S h.ive
had Ano1her sf'ason'.~ ex ·
perienee under !heir collec11ve
be lts. And r-.li!ler can hardly
\\·ail.
Me con fesses. "l look for our
kids to do very well. I'll be ex·
lrrmely disappointed if they
don't.
"\Vithout a dou bl. !hie; 11'ill
be th<' best team 1'1·r had in
m.1· th ree years hf'l'i" ·•
ll appears thnt two·yea1· lr1 ·
lf'rn1a11 ,Josh Bright , a 1un1or.
1~ the sqt1ac1·s lop runn(•r
BriJ;Jhl rf'tl1rns :ilnn~ 11·11\i
senior· .Joe l'r11·kPtt !third 111
lhe loop a1 10·07 111 \!1701 and
ju nior Bill Chnsle11srn.
Also situated near the lop
ru ng on the Laguna ladder are
:;;enior John Prif kell and
junior Darrell Driskell. The
latter came oitt lnte la."t vear
l'or cross cnun!ry. fi11isbed 0 !0lh
in lhe league in 1hc soph
di\ is1011 and hut d<'<'.lnre<l 111·
el iJ?:1blr for trat k l a.~t spri11~.
.roc:key1n~ fur thr other !ll'n
slots On the Ar1 ists 1·nrsitv nrt>
juniorc; Karl \\'ehber. · .leff
1·ensfeldl :uid !'at O'Connor
\\'ebber and TP11c;feldt had
lhe.ir firs! last{ ul dislflncr
running Inst .c;pnng \1·h1lr
O'Connor 1s 1n11ki11f! hie; i1u\i;1I
leap onto 1he ct1n1pct1ti1r run·
ning see n('
1llttJ0 itlfl
('oach ,J ar·k l1•l\.\1111's ~\arin fl
\'l kinl!:~ sh1Jt t(I tlir top ol !hr.
Su 11set l.raguc· cr11~~ ""untrv
p1clurC' la<;t l;ill ;ind 11 1h.r.
longt i1ne :ire;i 111rnt1ir i« rij;!ht,
!hey r·nuh! hr ;11•111 lhe ~1 <111·
dln~.s ;11.:.1 111 111 \!li'I
1:e nf'r:ilh ;i r .. :.i1~t ll' 111.
<l l\'id u.11. H 1111 :111 ~a 1 ~. •·I I h111 k
11e :;:hiiu ld (lu a pr1'lt1 i::v•11l 111h
of clr l c ndl n~ 1) 111 1'h,Un·
p1.in~h1p
"I lork fi1r i\r'11·p11"l ltt1!'1Hir
to gl1·r us the ~1ronc:(':::1 t11 s~lr.
ba,.ed nn the J'}{'rfofmancrs of
their )oungrr nu1ner.s la~t
year.
"And \\'estr11111ster 1n1ght
ron1e back stronger \rilh !11111·
t111gton Bench nnd ~an1;.i Ana
::il~o up there ." R1lrls Hnwan
\\'ith thr Rl'l:ld ua\ion pf h1"
first h1·n runnerc; ill lh11 f'
Lock1nan ;incl Boh Br1clo1rr,
Holl'an shnuld he beRging fur
1ner<'s.
Hut th111J::.~ aren't tx:ir1!y
Iha\ \1'a.1·.
You see. 11·hilr Lnrkmun an'I
Rrf<'kner hare hid lhe \"ik111g
c111npu.~ t1dieu. \a~1 ye11r 's i'io.
3 man -senir1r IJ(lb !'hillips
-l~ bHL'k. :ilong \\'!th a inure·
th11n ·amplc-sup1)()1·11111!; cast
first lhrough :,;ixth places
;ire l'irti11111)' se1 ll'ith Phillips.
juniors Ken 1\1 urt,:,-n a n d
Preston t an1pbell .
~opho1nores Gary Blurnr and
,,h1y Hodfilerli 11 1ld !'E!nior John
t\('il!ion OC'1·11pying lhnse spot s.
in no p:irtieular order.
l<CJWllTI fort"Sf'f'S a re11I ball le
for lht· se\'enlh po!'li1ion Hn1011~
!'len1nrc; Rl f'hArd Brebrick :i1ul
~Ott l\I Hrh11~Te ;incl !>Oph
D:i nny CAd rH
"Right no11 l!'s ju:-11 too ear·
ly lo sny ahnut who1n \.\'lll be.
running where." SH)'S Rom nn.
"But \.\·e're prrlly solid, to say
the least."
1'1nler Del
\\"1nn111f( An~tlll" Lr::i~ue
(·ros., (·o un!ry litlf's al r..lnler
llf'I ll tRh h11s hem nlt' a~
f'U~to1n:'lry for ~1 n n R r r h
dis111nre n1nnf'rs ac; 1nr rC"I)'
Rf'!tinR up In lhr 1n1)r11h1ii
1'11r !Ii" pa 1 fr1111 11·111, ,,r
l"rO\\'TI capturing at Mater Dei,
r-.lflrk t-.1ulkerin has been in
<'h11rgc ul the cross country
prugrilm
But r-.1ulke rin has stepped
duwn to concentrate on
teaching and recent Chapman
Coll ege graduate Jin1 ~·rost
eon1es HI with 1'£•ry op\Jm1stit
rnood.
Fall d1stflnce r u n n i n g
fortunes are good r oough on
the ~lonarch campus again to
h<n·e already dictated :;;olid
i·holces for the first six spots
on the seven·man 1•arsity
roster.
Captain Tom t-.leagher is the
tea1n 's be~t runner. ahead or
Joe Aguirre . Chris Long, l)oug
~1artin. r-.1ike Burnet and
freshn1an \.\'hiz Joe Dowling.
FrosL describes the la!ter as
"ext rernely tuugh for a
fresh1n:in and a bo.v who'.!
been kerpH1g up with the older
kids.·•
The '.'ital seventh position
a ppe;ir.~ lo be a ~atlle among
1't1m Herold. \1inee Balder·
rarna and Jerry r-.·lc1.,.1ff
"\\'e could be hu r ling
bf'c11t1se 11·c'1e brougl1t up
~1,me untested runne1·s from
lhe junlol' Yars ity . Bul \\'e'll
still he tnt1 gh." Frost confide~.
:'1\atl'r [}(oi 's first test is fri·
<l ay nt the Long Beach lnvila·
tio11:1I.
/tlissio11 \liejo
The year of the Diablo ('Ould
\.\'ell be. the order of !he day itJ
the Cresll'ie w Lca~ue cross
country r11ce.
Coach <;e11e i :urule o r
l\lission \'iejo High has his
Diablos primed f<1r a con·
cer!ed effort or \.\'rest!lng the
loop dinde11, from IRs t year's
co·chan1plons -£! l\·\ode na
and F11oth1ll.
And !here's plenly o f
reasons for (;urule to be con·
fident. beginning ""'ith senior
Ed Radern1acher.
A 3·05.7 l32tl specialist la.st
spring in I.rack the talented
Radermacher has been doing
11·e.!I in !he DiAbJos' preseason
~·orkuuts and lie and hi~
n1ates could ~pell trnuhle for
nnynnc in !heir pa!hs.
\\lhile Hadern1acher is the
genuine ~em of thf' Diahlo
group. tht·re are <1t lr :is! four
('ohor!s on his heels. They in·
C'ludc iuninrs l\1ark CangiHno
and Ken Hower :u1d sophO·
n1orl's ,)!1e BllOno and fl·tark
Ho .... ·er \Ken's brother t.
Others figuring to play a big
part in l\lission Virjo's title
1·u11 are seniors r:nrdon Rogers
and tlhickey O'Oonnell and
freshn1an John Cook. who
el11l'kPd 11 4::l0 n11lf' as an
1•ighth j!rader at La PA1.
1n1errnediBle Sel1ool I as t
spring ~ (;urule boats. "this is pro·
l;;ihl\' lhe best oup I've e\'e.r
hRd ·here and we should be
righl up with thl' rest (El
i\ludena. l'oothill anti Villa
Park 1 of thein -it'll be rea l
tiith!.
He ;idds. "l\e kept 1ny kids
to1.:ethrr all summ<'r and lhat
help~ "
;\l1ss1on \'ie)o p:e!s its fir st
C'r <irh il l n11ls1rlP cn1npcl \lioo 11L
lhf' l'11ron11 del l\lar lnvita-
l•"nal Sl'pl 2:. 0111! engages
h"~t HRnC'h•1 Atarn1tn"i 1n c!ual
1nct•t 1 .. 1nh;1t ~l'pl 2R
l'1t ·111re ;111 .1111°\ nl hunRl'.V
pl'a~ant' rushi ng ht>:ir11l.1 :1Fle1·
:1 hl'rd nl bref \ ~tef'f'" :ind ~nu
n11gl11 1la1e son1 eth1ng c\c1se to
lilt• upl'fltnt ng ~l111scl Lf'ague
rrn~s 1•nu11try t!erhy.
S1l1!11j,! ;itop the heap at
pr,...seul 1s defe nding champion
i\!:1r1na
llo11c rer. at lea~l four other
t('11n1s po~e f o r ni i cl a b 1 e
c hall C'n,'te~ 10 the \'1k1n~s find
pet'haps the mo,t seriuu~
lhreet e111anales frnm the
'\ewporl 1!;:1rhQr 1';i r~
Tar l1e11d conch Ren 1')(ir111l1I
sees a hettPr d;iy <ihl'ad rnr his
t:har~es. who 1\'ere the Sunset
runril'rsup in 1!170.
"The le11i(ue see111s as open
a.~ last ~ear and i\1arina.
\\'esl!11instrr. ~an1a Ana at1d
ou1·sr.h·es wil l he s1rong. And
lluntin~t on Brach 1ron·l be a
\}U!':hOl'er either." hl' SA\'S,
Senior John Holcomb 1s tht
i'\e\1·port learn leader 1,1•ith
sr11i or Da1·c Crnss and juniors
C'r11ig Clarke and Let Batson
no! rar behind.
\Vi!h a pns~ihility or being AS
hi~h ~s fourth on the 1'111r
menu. stnior Denny Cline.
11·ho's been 111,1·:1y alt sun11nel'.
is count rcl on lo i111prO\'t' the
:<f11 111d'!<: 11111' hopes Int er 1n th,.
~e:i son L111ely. ho1''"' rr. fline
ts nn.!'e·ln·nosc. \.\'llh a host of
11\hers 1n haltling t11r the last
three \arslty spot.~.
Fighting It out fnr \'ars1 ty
berths alon!l "'ith Clint are
senlors Tim Ru dv. Pt t e
Sherg111is and Jeff' Kingsley.
Juniors Stel'e Col lins, Jim
\\'i1kes and Bill lleidtbrlnk,
sopl1omorr San1 Sunnki~ and
frrshr11ll n l\urt Cln1·ke.
\ewport nptn!I 11s ~chtdulc
~p\ :l:t 1111h a no n· league
l n;)n!l11lnr :l li!ll 111~t 1.nng Re 11rh
\\'i l.s(ln and hn~t f 111lerton So.
l w•:;•'I (•·111r !hol inf'C'I
should tell him rnore about hLS
runners.
·"'''' (:fe1t1 .. 11te
Although coach Bob Radford
of San Clrmente High has
bttn a tra<'k and field tutor
f11r a decade, 1971 will niark
his first fhng as a cross coun·
try mentor.
And with lhe ·r r i I o n s
starting school a 11·eek later
nh1s l\londay I than n1ost of
tlie np1)Qsi t1on and a niin1mun1
of rcturnrrs. Hadford c0uld
l1ave a long season ahead of
hu11.
Rad ford sees def e o d i n g
titlist Footh ill, r-.tission Viejo
and El r-.lodena fighting il nu t
for Cres\l'ie'h· League's hono rs
"'·ith his Tritons rated as
possible spoilers.
''\\'e're just really gelling
~tarted right no11 ,'' r1J11f1des
·• •.
THE LAST OF
THE DAREDEVILS/
IUE
~ LYlll
.• ~\.,,~~ \.~Ki!!L'!~'!.
Yul
--ALSO ,LAYINCi-
Brynner in "ADIOS, SABATA"
ft:tdfnrd . "\\le've hcen working l~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I 011l at 7 a.m. on !he beach ---
e\'f'r)1 day and \.\'ill be starling
011 spe ed work ea<'h day al ter
sthnol ne."<l week "
A trio of lr1!en11en bolster
tl1e Triton distance C'orps -
seniors Tim Smith and Si eve
Peter and sophornore Tom
Anderson.
Anderson r'ln the varsity
1nllt last spring as a freshman
and could be the sl eeper in the
San C'lernent e cross coun try
ranks this season.
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Although Radford is still a
long '-''ay fron1 determining
.... ·ho'll be in v.·hich spot for the
Sept. 23 opening non·league
n1eet against invading Brea.
he boasts of four othf'r sol id
prospects for possible \'arsity
berths. J
·rhe latter <1ua rlel con~islsj~ . .,,..,..,..,,....,,------......... --..,--,....,..,..,.11
ol seniors fllikr Kaschal, Tin1 i,.=="'""""""="'""-' .. .:;.=====-""'-' .. ;==il
Young and Ste1·e Scott and
junior !\like Gedde~.
Radford admits the :-;even
lads named above could com·
pri se his entire varsity bu t is
quick to add, "with some kids
still on vacation and ot hers
\1·orking out on Their O\.\'n. it's
just hard to te!l "
(]11f1•e1·.~itt1
\\'hen you'l'e a li1gh school
<'ross t•ou ntry coach of a new
team and find out ynu've' lost
.'<'11ur best runner even before
the tirst n1eet ('vrr r olls
<'!round, 11 could prol'e lo be
qt1 ite a dile1nma.
Such is the case for llal
llarkness. \.\'ho assumes the
c:rosc; country reins al second·
year Uni\'ersity High.
And the silua!inn is nol
p;irticularly ros.1· for the Tro-
j;i ns. 1,1•h(l lost l\n 1 runnf'r
!\en 11 111 lo i11lrad1srrict r ival
Tustin 1•i11 the tra n~fer route.
ll arknes5. holl'e1rr. is <IC·
('f'pling his prPdicarnent with a
~tiff upper lip 11nd is pro-
ceeding 10 putt i n~ lol!ether
\1·hat he hope.~ 1v1ll someday
soon be a lucralJl'e distance
running prngran1.
A distanc e coacl1ing \·eteran
\1·ho produced lop rated half·
nl il ers. milers and t1A·o·m1lers
10 stints ::it LA \\'ilS11n and
South Gate high schools.
Harkness figures it takes at
lro.~l three or four years to
liuild ;:i <lecenl pr11~ran1 .
lie Sa\'S. ''<;1"1111rt1n1es ~·nu
ha l'e In 1ra1l un!1l \'nur J
l re~h n1en :ire sf'111n1 s in order
tn h:i 1·e 11 11·nr!h11h1lr pro~r!ln1 .
"F11r ux. thtsr f 1r~l rouple
nF 111•eks arr i::111ng In be
grini
II I r~nstr r lrom So~i th Jligh
in Torran ce. Terr~ Bradford ·is
rc~rirc!ed by I L'i rknes.~ 11!1
l.'nivers1ty·s bf'!'it pr n s p e: c t
11i lh trark leUermfln John
Deaton not fnr behind.
\1' est tr• i11.~ t e 1·
.IAl'k HPdges is probably one
guy .... ·hn \\'Ould like lo harken
hack lo the good old da~·s or
1he eAr!Y· and 1nid·1960s, \l'hen
hi ~ \\'estrninsrer· I.ions con·
l!nually domina ted Ille Sunset
Lea,itue cross <'Oun!ry S<'ene,
Lately 1 l1ke the past two or
thrff' srRsons. for exarnple).
Hedges has produced some
respec1able aggrego1ions, but
none with the forrnidabilily of
lhe old Lion outfltc;.
This yeRr seem!'> lo be no ex -
ception to the nt11·rr rule 11•ith
teams like ~tarina a n d
Ne wpnrt Harbor sharing lhe
brlg h1esl part of the spotlight
A.~ Hed,ges puts it, "1,1·e don't
really kno11· what kind of a
lt'Rm 11·e're goinF? to h111ve.
"\\'e do ha\'e. ~0111r returnees
11·ho 11re expected to help us,"
s11:.1·~ 1he longtime ;irea coach.
Of the \\'estn1i n.~1cr runners
\1·hn hal'e betn 1rorking the
h11:rde.~I \hUS rar in prepAr8·
lion l(lr the ·71 campaign.
Hedges lists 10 as po~lbil ltles.
including letter \.\•in ner~ Boll
Dietz. Tom Shirley. B n b
AlvRrez, Bob ~lendOZA and
Tom St acy.
The rem11ining fi,·e arr Jim
Poss, Ton;v RomRno. r-.11ke
Ariun~tein . J\1ike Chapptll find
lltri::h i\1 ac l nrir~.
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'"Out of Co11t1~01 ·1
Sinks NY Theater
By l\IAR \' CA,\1PBELL
NEW YORK (APl -The
New York theater season
opened last week and in·
stantly estabh shed a record
low.
As some persons can only
explain 8 household budget b,v
deficit spending. a reviewer
can only explain "Out of Con·
trol" by deficit review ing_ The
pr.ir of one-act play s score 1n
the minus nun1bers.
"Out of Cont rol" is the
name or one of the two pla~·s,
which opened off-Broadwav In
the Actors Playhouse. ·The
author. ~tartin Craft. has
worked in Boston theater and
Thursday
Evening
SEPTEMBER 16
Friday
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:00 m "hnlc 111 lllt Strlttt" ldr1m1)
'58-Rlchi rd Widm1r~. 81rb1rt Btl
Geddlf.
t:>D D '\lfe Wit!! H•~rf' {IXl!lltdi) '4! -J1c~l1 Gooper."Tl!lll tMI Gui
(comedy) '33-W C. fitlds.
O (CJ '1on ol Robin HoodH (tdvtn•
tur11 '5t-Dtvld l\edlton. Jun!
l•~•rit~.
0 (C) "" the Urht of "'• Sl!wtry Moon~ Jmu,1t11l ·5)-(lordon Mic
R1e. Dor11 0 11.
has not previously had a play
produced in New York.
The worse play 1s "The
Marriage of the Telephone
Company Man." The
telephone repair man, a
brainless booby, is yelled at
qt1 ite a lot by a girl in a red
wi g who want! to be proposed
to. She finallv takes an ax
and hits his phone and smahe~
the cake from his lunchbox,
and he proposes.
One has a c.ho1r:e nr Sf'nsa-
tlon: bcnumbcrl OOredorn or
syrnpathy for the phone con1-
pany
·~en, after an intermission,
came "Out of Control." v.·hich
ls nearly as bad, and longer.
r.
A Difference of Opinio11
Ten1pers reach the boiling poinl in th is scene frnn1
"Red Peppers," part of lhe "Tonight at 8:30" ~eri es
I
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house. From left are Russe!! ~1arlin. Marge Bradle.v,
1\nita Grossman, Joe Del Rosso and Lois \Vilson
Schultz's comk strip "Peanuts." Tht opening this \\•eekend at the Costa fl1esa Civic Play-segment leatuies Charlie Brown _ __: __ .::_ __________________ _:_ __________________________ _
(Flip). Luq (Mi~ 8111), Schroeder
(musical director Gaorae Wyle),
Snoopy (Ed Sullivan). 111<1 Limn
(Donn~ Dimond).
In 1nolher sketch, Miu 8111 Is
the front end of Jo.Jo, the d1nclna
horse. while Flip is the compl1lnln1
1ailend.
I Truth Of CG~•qutMel
W11hlneton W11k Jn Rtvltw
Luch1 Ubrt
( ) San Dltp Pad r• ltMbtll
CE Nino
8:JO O SltYt Allen Show Gunts lnc!udt
co·host Millon Berle. Joe H11ain1, P1me!a Mas.on, Richard D1wson, ind
author Or. llidurd Gardn1r ("lht
Boys ind Girls Oil'tltCe Boo~"). m D1vid Fnlft Sho• Gue1ls ut
comed•an Oa~id Brenner; G1nM1I Je&nne Hoh·n. sportstl!!tr Jim Mc·
Kay; actor Arthur Hill, 111thoi R~t·
mary Brown, i nd John Stookey ind
O W. Benne11. who r1c1n!ly com·
ple1ed a ctnoe lrip around Ntw York
City 1nd en~iron~. m O)Jmpk Bo1inr Dinny lope1 V1,
Guy Newmeyer arid Arturn P•ntd l
n . Ch1m1co Cou in two elrhl·
1ound b1nt1mwe1rh! ewnts .
(l5)NfT f'11yllou•: "T~I Tt~in('
1n aroused Peno1ylv1ni1 community
1ctually threate ned by a hl1h••Y
project provides an authentit iettinr
!or 1 dlXU·drama 1hout a widowar
end hl1 d1u1Mtr l1elng pus.on1I
crisis. ED NfT PlayhOllH (A ) "Tennessee
W1lham·s 0111:on Country" Two I
plays 1bout l1ol11ion.
9:00 1J (j) NEW SEASON CIS Th~rlll1y Movie; (C) (2hr) NH1rp1r" {drtml)
'&&-Paul Newman. Lturtn 81~1\I
Julie Htrrl1, Arth ur Hill. Janel Ltifh..
Pamela Tiffin, Robert Wainer. Shel·
ley WiMers, Q [Qi m PREMIERE Nkhols Nkh·
ols (seriu shr J1m1s G1r1111 ) quits
th1 Army to $1ltll. his lortun1 but is
hoodwlnktd into becoming 1htritf cl
an unruly Ari1ona !own ,
0 1J)C6l tl)PREMIERE lont·
st111t ·1111 Way ct !ht lnltr•
ceptinR Fist" loo~!r11t is asked to
break up • rinr that has bten hi· i1ck1ni: 1 million doll111 1 month In
mercha ndise lrom th1 Ne• O!lt1n1
dncks.
CE Rosas P'" Ytronlea
Film Stars Debut on TV
By RI CK DU BRO\V
HOLLY\VQOD (UPI I
Three i ni port a n t film
personalities .Sh i r I e y
!l'lacLainc. Anlhonv Qu inn and
Peter Falk -Jn11de their
debut Wednesda y night as 1he
~tars of nc11· t.elel'is ton series
of their own. And ::inot her
name perforrner. Rod ·ray)or,
arrives !On1ght as 1 h e
headliner or a weekly video
show.
l\t1ss J\.1acLaine's prrn1iere
in her half-hour ABC-TV
series was one of the most
awaited appearances of the
ne1v television season, and,
portraying a globe:trotting
photojournalis t. she: personally
came off ra1her nicely as an
e a s y -to · t a k e . low·key
perforn1er who radialed a
)![UUo!olj!
"(WPOMT lllACH • OR.3·8l5b'
11th BIG WEEK!
ENDS SOON
W.....::ROF 0
2 ACADEMY AWARDS!
stnst of genuineness. For
thost \\!ho feared thfll son1t of
htr more shrill qu11l1lies in
movie:s might ht wrongl.v
transferred to the ho m e
$C!'ern. v.•hf're low pressu re is
a 1·1rtue, this was a relirf
Her new strie$. ":ihirle~ ·s
World." is not likel y to set ttff
pangs nf jealousy in Edward
Albee or Ntil Sin1on, or e11en
her brother \\'arren Be;ill y,
bu t it is a comfortable: littlf'
e:ndeavor wlth a star 1hat is so
ln ve:l y. mature and down to
earth that one enjoys watching
just her e:ven \\'hen the: show
it!!tlf de:scends lo silliness.
To be: honest. there v.'llS only
one ~uch descent on the
\Vednesday pre:miere. in wh1l'h
she broke tradition by baq:~1ng
into a nltn·on!v London club lu
gel an ir1terview a n d
photoi:i:raphs of a ret ired lord
chamberlain , The silliness
came when she ro11nded up a
group of stripteasers lo <1c·
company her on her break-in
so she could blackmail club
members ii 1he:y denied access
to he:r for her i.nterv\ew.
There is a nice rel,qtionship
tn the show between Miss
ON
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SUNDAY
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A 1'11.M tn 9111.Ja •RGIWM
" Al~o STEVE McOUEE N in "THE REIVERS "
MATINEES DAILY
WIN flll: T•.1',.><.0 .,, .. ~fNOIJffi N~ ""'4~w H..,-.. ,,...,. l <o 0.•• C<>u•
P<>• •' '"'"", 0• ~ r O•<>ra• '°' ~.,n..; Cytl• . 11>' ., ""' ;.,., S<>n"' An~ L_ __
MacLaine and British ar1or aspects of city hie . -Yet th e
.John GreRSOn, ll'ho plays her prtn11e:re might have had a
e:ditor. The.v artuall.v see:m he:ro or any profession. The
<.'apa.ble of ha\'ing a full adult
relatinnshifi. \\'hich is almosl ~cenes dealing with his work
unhe<1rd·or in situat ion con1-RS n1ayo r wr re \\'holl y un-
rdr. At any rale:. thr thing to con1·i 11ci11i; and there \\':ls a
do ;i bout "Shrr\ey's \\lqrld '' is rllm bli ng quall 1y to tl1e hriur.
1° Ignore: 1he norrn;il "ai;;:ir\rs ln addition , the srent i11 wh ich of ~1tua!1o n corned.1·, en joy tl1e
comfnrtabll' fee! or the llalf he in!errup1ed the: rourt pru-
hflur and , abo\'e alt. keep your (•eed1ngs and s1n1ply took nl'er
t yt Ofl the: 1 us c i o us. the ~oings·on \1·as patentl y
s l r a. i J: h l for v.· ar d Miss ab:->urd, cvrn 11·1th the
f\\11cL111ne, v.·hfl is a star all resulting aud ience tears. the \\;a·'· Tightening up and focusing on
Qu inn. meanwhile, arrived the niayor 's job are "'hat this
\Vednesda y in an hour ABC-TV sh<lw n!lcds.
cntr.v, "The ~1an and the Ci· ralk s!arred in "Cnl<ln1ob.''
t)'." in which he pl;iys the one of lhree ;i\1ernal1ni:i: 90-
niayor of a large town in the 111in11le series ftlling I ht
Sou1llwest The pren1irre: con-\lie:dne~dav slot c;illed "NBC
cerntd hi~ inlen.:essinn on Mys!ery ·r-.101·1e " The oilier
he:h;ilf of a dcRr couple facing a I 1 e r· n a 1 l 11 g sholl's are:
the loss or the:1r 7·ycar-old ··~1rf\11!li11l and \\'ift." \l'ilh
ad opte:d son in t·ourt hecause !loc k l111dson as a San Fran-
(lf \heir handk•ap. Despite a i:1~cu pn!H'f' con11111ssioner,
de ecnl ple.i on behaH of han-and "f\1r:C loud ," starri ng Dtn-
d1 c;:ipptd people \1•hn a1·e se\£ nis \\'ea\'Cr <is a Southv.·est
suff1c1e:nt. and some predic-lawman altaehed to the New
table court scenes that prechc· \··ork Cit y police force.
labl y dre:w tears in shame:lc~sl -------------
sl,vle, the debut seen1ed an odd l ~:f~\J/)
story choice for a serie:s aboul11
a n1a ,vor. 1 ,,i!l:lll!a~ ~:lld!'/
Q111 nn obviously is a Ch'1cann '~ "'
m;iynr, and there is story
1nalerial there. The:re i.~ story
material !11 the: countle:ss
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Thursday, Septt n1btr lb 1971 DAIL Y PILOl 2i
Pri1·1ie Ti11ie1 Cut
Starting on TV
By CYNTlll A LOWRY
NEW YORK IAP f -The !
nation's 670 c o rn mt r c i a I
television stations st~rt the ir !
fall season thL'I wetkend
operating under the new prime
time rule.
The F'tdera l Cgm·
munication!I Comm iss ion ha s
ordered a re:turn of thret·artd·
one:-half hours weekly e:ven inR
lime to s tat ions in the top 50
markets for Io c a l pro-
gra1n1n1ng,
The ir!C'<l is to encourage
l\•eHI production of shows and ,
hopeful I.I , 10 1n1prov e: quality
and (11'1'1·all ereativily.
Ho11·1·1·er. 11h11t Wl' ?.re Jikel~·
lo be sel'ing and 10 t'Vt.n
gre<i tc·r <111ant1ties than t Vt:f'
:11·r rrrtrn.~ nf bygone series
!1kr "T111·7,an" and "I Dre:am
of Jeannie:." plus some syn.
dicat ed programs spun out of
ne twork series like ''Hee
!law" ancl "To Tel! tilt'
Truth "
l\1oi;t popu lar purchase.~ al
the n1ome:nt art son1e pro-
g rarn~ cant•t>led bv t he
netv.·orks last se:a son ·but <'Oil·
tinuing on with ne1v .'lyndicatl'd
programs. The current sale.s
ch<1mJl appears to De "The
Lawre.11ce Vt'elk Show·· which
has been sold, at las1 count. to
'.!17 st?.~ions more than the:
champagne mL1slc maker had
!'luring his AAC ye:ars, "W'ild
Kingrotn." ll'h1i:h come:s front
NFIC equipped with a built-in
spol\'lor. 11nd "\_,,'Issie.'' with
half of iL~ co1nn1erci;il time
filled, as 11111'11,\'S by a S0<.1
cornmen·ial. 111·e close secon•ts
Smalle:r stations outside the
50 major nuirkets ;i re not af.
fected directly by 1he rule but
ha1 t the:ir pl'oblems just the
samP since the ne:lworks have
FLOWER &
GARDEN SHOW
LIVESTOCK
HOME .A.A TS
STORYBOOK FARM I
JUNIOR FAIR
cut their ser\'il'e b,v n1ore than ------------
thre:e hours a wee:k. The:y are
mostly unable to afford local
programn1inrc requiring train·
ed personnel :ind eKpensivr
equipmenl and as a con-
sequt>nce are dipping e:veo
deeper than usual into the: big
re.o;ervoir nf syndicated reruns.
son1t as manv as !O vears old .
illost stations :ind I h t
nrtll'orks ha1·e: chosen to relin·
quish the halF hour bel\\'etn
7:'.10 and S p.1n. most nights.
:dthough each network has
done son1e shuffling around,
1nostl y lo preserve intact their
strongest lineups of programs.
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.-.11 Colar Pt0ml•••
Eng1go<T'1nl•
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Buy The DAILY PILOT For Peanuts!
Hare's hare's here's here's
last but not least,
here'•
CHARLIE BROWN.,. tnd LUCV .•. end
hare's
LINUS ,,, fr'1 VIOLET ••• and SCHROEDER ••• end SNOOPY
Phone 642-4321 (Cire11latio11 Depart1ne11t) to have the
'"hole Peanuts gang eo111e a11d visit you dally.
fllursda.Y, StPt.l'mbtr 16, 1971 DAIL V PILOT %fl
Ev eryone He•
Someth in g Th el
Som eone Else Wenh
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Cen Sell It,
Fin d It, Trede It
Wi th e Went Ad The Biggest Marketplace 011 the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results
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Only 51,.lj() d,11111 10 an,vone BAYFRONJ PIER & SLIP
oo F II.A. T""'" "'"""'" -
HEY! BUZZ ON OVER!!
Even iJ you 're busy as a bee you should buzz
over to see the~e vc.rv desirable 6 UNITS + 2 INLA \V UN ITS. llicat.ed SOUT~I of the
111Gll\\IA l' in COI10!\"A DEL fl'IAR. l 'n u
can 't get stun,i:: al . . .. $127.000.
"IT'S FEE" and in TURTLE ROCK
Conic sec this delightful 3 bedr1n plus fa1nily
roo1n. 2 baths. atriu 111 , \Vife-sa ver kitchen
\v ith sel f cleaning oven. bui lt-ins, beautiful
shag carpeting, custo1n drapes. large cover-
ed patio. au to. garage door opener. Su perb
landscaping. A. pleasure to shO\V .... S47.000.
TEEPEE TOO TINY???
!\love your 11•hole tri be into this sharp, spa-
cious 4 hed rm, 2-ba lh ho1n e, built-ins. fire-
place. Excellent lllJNTli\1GTO N BE:\Cl·l
area. f !ose to schools. Priced fo r a quick
sale. FHA ter1ns. Make your rese rv<it ion to
see. only $28.950.
"SAIL WATCHER" WINDOWS
in Corona del Mar
\Vatch th e "SA ILS" go by \vhi!e you enJOY
the easy livin_g in th is lovely 3 bedrm H . .\R-
BOR. VIE\V lllLLS hom e, lovel.v dining ;i rea,
.separate fnn1il ,v roorn. 2 baths, built-ins ,
firepl Bce. hca1cd POO L. 2 patios. A ho111e
thal's su re to please th e \vhole fa mily. $51 .000
"BA YCREST" AT ITS BEST!!
For "Ohhs an d i\hhs," sC'e th is 3 bcdrtn,
fa1nily room. 2 bath hoine 11·ilh its Ju,..;urtous
shag carpeting. 13eat1tiful co rner lot located
on a tree-lined street. Cent ral vBcuum '~at cr
softener. elect. gar;igc door opener. Don't
miss out on seeing this O\\'E~ \\'ELLS DE·
S l r.i\'.J.~D ho me A di,1;t inctive ho111e to please
th e most d1scr1m1nating . S64 .500.
REALTORS
644-7270
(Formerly Dela ncy Real Es tate)
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
~1 1.11'1'1'1 & p!as1f'1P<l large 3
Brlrm , f',\.\·IJL )' R\I .. Jln.
R1n hnn1r \Tass11e floor
10 ;r1!1n~ f1rrpl, antique
rn rrors. bc<au1lfully carJIE'I·
en & r1rapcrl , v:11 h ou1~1and-
1ni;: drcor thru-our, Proles-
s1 onall.v lanclsca1M'd , co1·rrrd
pallo. lrg, jenN<rl yarrl 11'11h
lru11 h'('rs 1\n Quls1anrl1ng
huy ;i 1 oni_.,, $26,j()() -ACT
1\0\\':':
Park Huntington
Helmsman Model
Lease-Option
Ou! -of • i;!:irr ownpr offers
nf'a rly nrw hon1e a( tllf'Us-
anrl.~ undrr n1rtrkPt vi!IUP.
rl'a1U!'CS 4 bt'drOOfllS, larj!e
fain1Jy t'(l()nl w1rh l!ri'flla<.,..,
2-1: ha1hs. ltnpmve111Pnt1'i
u1rludr rlt·arwriPs. rnnrre1e
par10 anrl 11·alk~. 11·a1Pr i;ofr.
pnrr. PXf'K'n~11•e sWn1pstnnP 11·~11 and rxtrii tl"'n$ula!l<'n.
r.crtucrcl to $.1!1,!l.)(). f'rire of
nrw homr 11 t1hnu1 11npro1·f'.
111r111 ~. 310.4'.)(J' P hone
;,.16·2.".t3 for add1oonal 1nfor.
n1a lion.
-~-Graciaus Living
This j1s11nr1ly d1H,.,rrn1 hnmt>
h.<s been cu~1om17.Prl To pro-
1·1d,• ;1r1va1'y &· chat 111. Close
10 B11.vrr,.,,,1 1n lx<a\1t1lul
l\r,ll'ld f. 4 h11!, brrlroon1s
1nrlitd1ni:t enlarcrd rnasirr
... 1.! 111111 hl::h hP11111 rr1l1n,es.
:-;,.". plU!' rarpr11n.:. !·lorn,.,-
1n,111rr ~ drran1 k1l('hf'n 11·11h
thr lnrrs1 1n n1or1crn mnvrn-
1Pll<'f'~· P\'rn 11 BRQ tno'
Lo,1 1n1r1·cst as~u1nablp loan
a11d only S.1'1..i/JO, CA LL
6T."i-0t!l?ll.
•COU.~&CO .•
·~r 1Ua1 ,.,. .. ,11.o it
-EASTSIDE HO~
AND INCOME
. ~ un11.~ a!ln,:::-c:hrr. llorur has
~ q11rP11-s1zrd hrdrnQn1s.
Grin::rnu~ h:1 lh n11d 1111 LY•nl·
rtr1rt,1 re·drc,.,!'<1 Tcrl. 2 h~rli
f'l r•r ln•·o111r 111111.~ lrir-;J!r1I 111
f".ir 111th r<•nr.~ nf $21.l hrlr I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•lllll!llll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Jll!!!!!!! \ 1 nu 111·1' n'r1 r I rrt~' Sl1hn11 r
General G e ne ra l ;·0111· rfn,111 p;i,v111cn1 Fu!!
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* * * * * * TAYLOR CO.
LINDA IS LE-1155 ,000
Walker & Lee
Rrallr>r
~~'In Harhor Hll'rl at ,,d;1n1~
.ll1-'.ll!ll Oprn '111 !l P:'-1
THINK COOL
Ne1ver 4 BR . 2 bath, 2-story home with shake
roof. dbl. stone frplc., liv ing rm. & sep. din-
ing rm. overlook Big Bay, secluded pa llo
area & lovely lawns. Lge. 2 car garage. Good
cond. & some new carpeting. O u r exc lus ive
listing. $195 .000. Call for app 't. to sho1v.
Call: 673-36'3 642-22Sl Evenings
associated
BROKERS REALTORS
\t025 W. BALBOA BLVD. 673 -3 6611
General
*TRIPLEX*
Built hy Dick Se1veJl on Eas1-
s1dP. I J-Bdrn1 .. 2 baths, 2
7-brlrnis. & 1 bath. Priv.
patios. Shag carp. &.· drap-
es Bu11!-1n s:@~ kHchens,
d1111ng an'a in each un tr.
Choice cornE'r lot. on quiet
streE-1. an xln! rrnral area.
.1 Year old. Don't hes11atf'
on !his onl'' f ull pn ce
$1)\l,;,oo.
* * • • *
* 5 BEDROOMS *
East1ide Location
. , .pills lorn1<1l d1n1n.1: rm ..
family r n1 ., 3 harhs: r1hl.
gar., lmhh,v shrir. :'\'1rP!y
lar.1tsc;qlf'rl & load;; of hrick
\\'nrk 1n r,~;ir yarrl , Expen-
s11· .. g11s BBQ & gas 1nrcl1
111clur!rr!. Crt l'p., drllfll'S.
1.orah'rl on Cul rlr S;tr slJ'(let
of nicf' hon1es. Call for app'1.
to see. Asking S·ll,:iOfl.
CHI LT ROBINETT
REAL TOR 644-795 * ELEGANCE *
JN DOVER SHORES
Decorator's cus!om home. 2
I.;:" B<lrn1s. plu< drn: prn·
te~i< land~c;iprri lmpeccahlf'
rond1 tion. OPE·~ DAILY l·j
1727 ANTIGUA .
CORBIN-
MARTIN
REAL TORS 644-7662
SEEING IS
BELIEVING!
General
..
FOREST E OLSON '" RE A lr ORS •
OPEN 7 DAYS A \VEEK
"BUILDERS
CLOSE OUT"
SACRIFICE
PRICE
Only 3 Le~
Do yo11 earn $SOO a month~
ArP ~·nu harga1n hf'n1~ If »
don't hrs11a!e 10 rake arlvan·
t<1!;'f' of this oprort\1n11y. 3
h11ge carpctrrl hcdroo111s.
[xqu1s1i.~ .<111 till' ba ths.
FORWl flL 01:-.;1:-:G. Built
ins. Full.~· l11nclsc.~pPrl and
f Pnrcd. Spr1nklrr.~. Conrrete
rlnve11·ay to rlnuhl(" garage,
SUPERIOR QUALITY C0:'\1-
STRUCTIO:'\I . Unbcl1,.,1'8hlr
al only S2i.6j(J, Ln1v down -
Hurry,
Dia l 645-0303
Z..'loY.l: Harbor, Costa :\lesa
.
fOREST E OL,ON
'" R £Al '1'0 R S
EASY LIVING
Beau11fu! 4 hedrnom CQndtr
min11un 11'11h a<'crss tn .1
pools. Ja{'UZZ!. S,1u11a hath
<inrl 2 1rn111s rourts. All of
this for only $.'ID. Rhove nor·
n1aJ 11;•yn1 r n!s. Tt11s ~n1al!
fee 111cl1idri; g11 rdf'nrr &
pa1n1rr 1,., 1akr C<lr<' nf all
our~irlr v.u rk. Onl.v S3rl,:'>(k1.
COATS
&
WALLACE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
(0ptn Ev1nings)
5 BR-VACANT
$33,950.
C:en1ral
"mucf\7cr6e
5 BEDROOM, J BATH
TRI-LEVEL
This, uus1 on Tho> znark"tl.
JovPly hon1e 11·111 <lt>l1~h1
anyone that app1Tc1arPs a
tasteluly decorated hnme
1qlh lots of \\·aJI flil.J'l('r, shag
c.irpels &: squf't"ky clf'..in
"-'alls S.· 11'0()(f11ork. ,\lrtstf'r
hr fiu1re has rlr,.,~1n~ room
& 11·alk Jn r1~is, If you
can·1 ~ee It lx'fore. 11·e 11rr
hold1n~ opPn house from 1-~
this Sunday.
1910 Swan Or., $49,900
_ ')11".f\in\c'.JlcaCt£
546-5990
* Spectacular *
Cail now on this Spl'ctacu\ar
4 herlroom, 3 ba1h h0me rhal
looks like a mo..iel. A douh1e
fireplace O(lf'flS in ho!h cnn·
vrri;:;:i!ion p11 a n d fan11ly
roon1. G1;imorous i::ardo"n
S('fVIC'e ki!Ch('n \\'1th ~1r.
rlE'an1ng 01'l'n, separate d 1n-
1nc room. v.'a\k-1n closets 1n
nlaS!('r i!.Ullf' &.· tv.'O olt1"r
brrlronms. Fron1 Murtyarlf
11·11h lu~h \and~rap1ng. Qui('I
r11l -de -sac i;tr«>I. Pru'f'
S39.9j(l. Call 0011• !or sho1v!ng
5-16-2313. BIBB
"' VACANT "' l/'ll:"llEDIATE rossE:-:~ION
422 RIVERSIDE
4 BR., 3 halhs + playroom.
\\'nlk to schools & park.
s:m.::i00
328 POINSETTIA
Roon1y 2 BR. ho1ne + I BP ..
gucsi apL 45 f l. R-1 lot.
$.)2,'100
621 LARKSPUR
Sre 1n~lrlf' tor!ay' .i BR. 2
hath, family. PLUS J.hed·
L'OOm apartn1rnt.
$63,.:iil
University Rea lty
3001 E. Cst. Hwy, 673-fi;il!l
BUILDERS
ATIENTION
B;ilboa Isl. w;ilcrfrnnt, n1rlrr
.1 bl'rlroon1 hon1e <ln cho1rc
N 13ay R·2 ('f'orner. EXC'rll .
toc fnr quality 2 s1ory 1!u-
plP~ or lu:-:unous h"n1e, For
flu•lh<'l' 1nf11v1. C;ill -
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
642-5200
Free Pool Table
Gors v.•uh !hi.~ 3 bedroom, 2
hath hon1e 1n Cosl<1 i\Jr.~;i.
Grt'at area r losr to r very-
th1ni; 81~ rovprcd t'ncloserl
patio: huiJ1.1n kilchrn, O\\·n-
r r asking $25,000 ~fake off-
e r. 546-S&Hl
QIQ#?TrW
Gene ral Gener al Corona del Mar
CUTE
2 BEDROOM
DUPLEX
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Cholt't> Coron<• flel fl1ar loca-
!1on. South ol !1 1t,>hwny, E1-
r-c1[l(· sun1nR'r rrafric Jt1st-..fl.
!"11• hlocks tu Ch111a Cove or
Big (',~rnna. \\'t>ll rondition-
l-11 unu \\lllh extra large
~arat.,~. S11't'{hsh fireplaces.
A nH1st ~ce at $--19,T.llJ. Only I
1or.;-dO\\'n. Call now 673-&Xil
12 L inda l'le Driv1
Elegant new 5 BR., 41h ba. home w/formal
din. rn1., fa rn . rrn ., weL bar. Impressive en-
try cou rt \V/16 ft. mahog. doors $179,500
For Complete Information
On All Home1 & Lots, Pl1a'e Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Islande rs Bldg. at Linda Isle WANT TO BE FIRST? 1
341 Bayside Or., Su ite 1, N .B . 675·6161 S111.1 1·tr!>t 2 unit!. 2 Bf'.'droom, I
---...... ---~"-"-"-"-~-!!!!!..!!!-'""""'"---~-""'-"-"'"-'I 2 hHlh spac1nus home plus 1 General General l'h:1rn11ng 2 bl'droorn AfHirt~ !
INCOME -
COMMERCIAL LOTS
1(1.1':>;17J' -\V11J tak<' s ix units.
Pr1CE'rl r 1gh1 a1 $15,!Y.:ill -with
lrrn1s.
75'x3(ifl' • Uarhor Rl\'rl. Con1·
n1(•rciaJ. STrce! a1 rear of
. proprny also. A Rt1rgn1n ar
37:l,000.
z.t12 Arl'C!> -0rl'llll~1dl" -r<'-
S/l'lrtf'rt l"'~liiPn1i<1I arlJa~nr
!n EL CA'.\llNO rou~TRY
CLIJB. SJ l!l,;(KJ Ownrr 1vill
r;:irry.
Slashed ta the
Bone
fl ~:?l)'X) ro"dur·l1nn m~ko"s this
V.'l<'ant 3 hMln::ioin 8;iytTf'.~(
hnm<' l"'<h1ys top va\ur.
f'h!'ll"(' r'lnV<'lll"n1 l01•arlun
to school~ + shopp1rn,: New-
ly it~ror111,,rt 1nrrnor . all
r!i;<r trlf' hu1l1 In k1rrhf'n. 2•;
ha!h!'> -lo"nccd yard • now
011ly s;i!l.~~il. EZ rern1s -
Hurry. 673-Sj:iJ
Macnab-Irvine
RPally Con1111.1ny
BAYFRONT UNIT
Largr .1 811. 7 h11th. \VnJJ to
Wilt! gla~~ ll'U1<!,.,11'1'i 11·jl1J
hr'lul1f11I tr.1rl)l)r \'l\'W, tl111r·
hlo flr,.pl1ll'r ('11.~!ri1n kltrh-
"n L11x11 r11H1~ drt·or. s,vln1·
rnu1~ f'Ml 1·C'li r gar;1J~<'.
Bn;11 slip aw11lnl'ilf'. $8~,;:.oo.
Ma~nab·lrvine
642-8235 675-3210
ESTATE~SALE
$39,500.
n11:n1 civer gor11gf', f'lrst .
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SAVE $1 000 CREAM PUFF
' 3 !3l'd1'>0111 Plr bath home.\
on this il1csa de! :0.1ar, 4 Bn charnpinn~·hip ping-pong pa-.
hoine v.•!t h sepai:-.ite .master tio. ,Jlist a /riv sle!)!' to Big
bt"drm su1:e. Price JUS! re· Cul'l,na. Re~i you wilJ zeE'
?uced $1,CJO?. o.wne~ a11x· for S·l 1.:..00. ~rus and 11•1!1 give unn1cd-University Realty 1
iate poss;;;io5nQo 3001 E. Cst. Hwy. 073.-0510 ·
' HEY, LOOK! ;
Newport \\lh;ii 531.000 1\il1 huy~ Lovely ,
l-brlrn1. hon11.•. air-cond., 1
frpl.. rhn1ng m1., rov'il. pa-1
Fairview tio. Hron1 for nd1 l1'L unit.
at
OCEAN FRONT
646-88 11 Sharp fluplex nn the Pentn-
(inytime) sula. Good cnnd. 2 3-bdrm ..
prirC"t! a1 uln1,.,~1 liif value.
~ ... ~~~:"'~!!!!!~~\ B•'tl£·r tak<-a look!
'EASTSIDESp,ecicil 6~-~~~AN RE~7~~;59 1
;3 Bedrooms, H OMETINCO ME
'2 Baths Frpll·., panl'l1ng & b('amed r
'$26,750 rril1r1j:': in l1\'111r: r111. & larn~\
1ly nn, Allr. 2 ll<ll'nl . home
If PN' it \s~ Sharp Eas!sidc on fctH'•·i! 45 fl. lot. lluj:':'C'
Cn!:i\a :0.1csa hon1e feat1..1r1ng <'Qv\1. p;i1io, Ciiql('lt>ll 2 bd-l
floor to ceiling: hnck flrr-rii1. api. ,1•11h 11 ~· ov.•n patio.'\
place, roon1y backyard "·i!h 2 Car i:;-;1r. nhis pxtra car or
great pa1io, quiet slrr<'t. boa1 srrico". Pncr.d to sell
hullt-in k\lthcn -all !or fl.I Sf.0,000.
S26.7;,o. Brnrr h u r r Y· Home Sho w R ealtors \
~·16·fl640 •• Ar1nl'ha1r Hou~rt1u ntin~·· p 3:;:i;1 E. ('ry,1~1 JJ11y., Cd:"lt tt&u;.:c /r;::tl 675-7225
--·----CO:"<l~OifrArTi.t: ~ .. ,-.~,,-,.~,~-m-,
2679 Ha rbor, C.'.\l. on 3 full lo!s N only 1 hlock
"I wouldn't live there frrun f'H·l":ln. l'ni·{'l l 10 ~el!
I 'd " 11( little n\'l'r Ian<! value.
un ess you pa~ n:ie· Rrokcr. f~l·l-13!1!1.
\\'ould you ilke Sl60 income I=~~~~--,-°"".,-,=
plus your 01vn place to The fa~rrst dra~1· ill the \V~.~t
live? This ~orgt'ou~ 4·plrx •. a ~~~1l~ Pilot Classified
hon1e h;is plush gold cafpf'ts, ~':::'l.:::f'::'-=·"::'~''=====::, \ Dr! PiS<I Tile entries. Pri---;:
vnle patio -grcar loca11on, Classified INDEX
Central air-('(Jnd. I -J h~·d, Adve rtising
1
2 bath. 2 -2 llf'd, 2 11:1111 .
Plus ! -1 bed, J h;i th. Ask I Ji-I
ing JO~;, down, r 11!) -1 House1forSi1le~'
Walker & Lee C!.assific ation I 00-149
RPaltor ~ 2700 ll11rbor Blvd, at Arlan1s Real Estate, ~ General ~ ;,4i'>-(}1b5 Open 'Ti! 9 Pill ~------~ ~~------Classification 150-184 Plenty of Roe>m
f or living & play I """'''' JI•) Tn1n1arulatc 4 bc<irt••n1 + I~------~
f:1n11ly n•>n1. /111J.:(! nl'~l,.,rn C lassification 200-2b0
kuchen C'aHnc; ti·ir. l~r·;1u1.ll,-------,1~
ldsrprl.: .~pr111l!ll'r", r uJ.1!<'· House5 for Rent ~
s,11-, 11alk !o ,<;('h<••ls. ('f<V -1 •-------~·
~2.~.aM. All 1rr1n~. C l.a ssification JOO.J 55 Spacious NE \V 4 bcdroorn hon1e \r fan11ly
rn1. dini ng-rn1 & study :18' StC'p-dn11 n LR.
2 l~cvcl i\la ster 811 11 fircpl f'rivatc hath
\\' 1each bcrlr0n m. 2 &tnry Span1 >:h l\itrhcn ,
8 LI NDA 1su; OPE:--1 nu. J.; 00
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llild !' ~d f.1ll'll1'11 \\ /f'A'ln'!
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Orrn lnr your 111srcc111)n
h:;in'I MPll.', ;; BR .. \'~ BA
R11nl'h st.\·]r honir, loralrd
11 llh prl'srigr l'IPW (lf ,\Jf'sa
\·rrrl(' i:;olf m11rsi;.>, Formal
d1111nc rm., fahu!nus k11 , i.·
urill!,V rn1 ., elcgan1 m;:istcr
hrdr111, thick ~hag crp1g (I,,
Janr.sranlni: inrJ. Ready fnr
ocruranc~· 1n Octnhf>r. 3'lfXJ
-"'l • fr . niany otlll'r q11:i.l1ty
1r;iu1 rrs 30.'i.'i Ca.rri Lane.
1 ·.,~r11 \Jr.~a S$.r~·o0. By
h11ilrlrr ~'lfi.~027
-HORSES-e-HORSES-
s21 i;;,n F"ul l prrrr '2 Ao"r'I'.
llu~t:ortnd tr;in,1;f,.rrrd ! rrir-
r;1I~. n1o"!;d ~hrd, frnrrrl.
C'rpr•. '!1 r~. ~rn1·p. Ji 2 RR
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rrwr ~ ~u hn11t 1n11r lo"r1ns.
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rrl hr11r!h r1rrplarr. 21 'X~fi'
li!mll,\I rooni and toli!lly
hu1l!JfJ k1orhrr1. Aln1osi 1m ·
n1rd ro~~r~~ion '~'llh as low
a~ 10'< <fnwn
262!1 H11rhor. C.:'-1. ---; 'oc----1 $23 ,900!
!\J-:1\'POJ:T Rf:AC:ll . El'M'Y-
1111'· 'Jltfll lf1r~. ('harrn1ng ;,
hrrlr')Om 2 ~r·1rv h(lnlr on
'Jlll"t r11l-1!r.~ar. (011n1ry
~11rl"f kJ!rtirn nnrl l11n11l v
p'•llll. (J\('r~11r•! lot nr••r!s
!'>On1,-. trn1l<'I' l•l\'lni;: ,-;ire.
C;1ll ~,J:,.id21 IO[l('n "'~"'.S I
• Katelta Realty • ~
l'.HO S. Rri~!ol. ~.A. 5,)7.''i.111 Apilrtments lor Re nt '-?
"Our 26th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 S1.1n J oaquin H il ls Road
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 149 :~;;:J * * * Gen1ral
SOUTH BAYFRONT
LITTLE IS LAND
I ESTATE SALE
!f.ll ft. ol hayfl'OnL pier & slip.
5 RP., 7 h11th~. rlo"n.
elr1•all)r, li\\\OlnHnl! pnnl,
lanai. P.1a!n ch11nnrl tor .. on
fef' land. S-C.0.000. AdJ.1r,.n!
3i1 ft., w, I-BR , apt., a1·:.11L
to 11ccon1mocl111e ~·our .100 ft
+ boal. ...........
Coldwell, Banker
~
833-0700 644-2430
FIRST TIME ON MKT.
* POO L PLUS*
J111rigu1ng beam ceihni;: f11m-
ily rn1., m(J(trrn farn1-slte
k ttch., -4 Brrt rrn~. See IU a11-
prec1a1e, 2211 Tustin. 0J)('n
1-C d<11ly.
TRI HARBOR
REALTORS
400 £as1 17th, C.t-1.
646-3755 E1·es: &17-2.ll.">
POOL HOME
$25,000.
e 3 REDRO<l:'-IS e 8 1,Tll .t.
1i,, e DOUBLE CAR GAR·
AGE.
Roy McCardle ReAltor
* * * I General
4 POOLS
Take vour C'hn1re . all 1n('l11rl·
prf •\l'l!h l hl.S ff)\\ nh(lll~f'
B,\RGAIS .. 1 hNlrnis. d<·n
K.· rl1111 nc: rt11. crp1~. drps ,'(,
bl 1 1ns ~ Lo t!» of P.\RKI.'\\;,
rull r ru.:c 322.:.QO. S()\\' \"A·
C1\:'\.T -LE:T S :\!()\'£.
Call -:flO-ll ."1 \ iOpcn c1·ri; l
NEWPORT BEACH
-DOVER SHORES
Evrrylh1nc lmn1 thr stallHH')'
k founrain 1n ll"ln!, !!'! 1h"
t-er f!O'll in 1hr rr;ir rl'no"r ts
an1~11c 1asr1• ·" pn1lr nf n11n·
c:"Shlp In this 3 brtrrn. &
fnrn1;1I rl1n1nc nn. hon1e,
:'\lnr 1·;\lu" a1 31 2."1,f)(IO,
675-3000
(,iJI for plo"IUrf' o"al;i!n~
111lh pncei; ,t. r1r1;i1ls
BAY' BEACJ.I
REALTY 1N•
$27,800!
OWNER'S LOSS
:<lnvrrl from 11rra. Lo11• rlown. 4 bdrm +family rm
Near hl"ilC'IL Vac;int, Oran Hui::e rcrrea11on room_ gn-111
3 tiedrn1, 21:i bA1h 2 ~tnry farn1l.Y f\in & cr11crt~ 1n1n~.
hnmr. 2 tirl'.'rlerPS, hu1lnns. 2 hath~. bllll!-tns kitchen.
In1111Nl1a1p f"'~~,.~~1on. Con· elrc;ant f1rcplace. family
side r trade. S47.50CI. rm. 4 Brlrn1s. Del1ghLIUI pa·
Lochen my er
Realtor
!Jo. R()l"lm for hn8t, ctimprr,
frailer & pool. "i\lln1 Conrll·
nnn" Jnsirlc Ir ou1. 540-1720
TARBELL 29SS Harbor
Call 646-J!l2ll Evl'fi. 673-ij7~ -.. * * * *
$27 950 Graciaus Livin9
, DrlighlfuJ B11yrrest 11!'f"a 4
llerlrm, rl1n r m, lrg lam rm 4 bdrm + family rm A CLEASURE TO SHOW!.
~o rlm1·n t..1..111w (ln11·n FHA. Arnold & Freud
2 hatl\s.. l11m 1ly ronm. h11111 1 _~ r,. 17!h. c. \l l)~fi-775!!
ins (i~plarc. [)f'~i:;nrtl fnr l
Ar1°1ve ff1m 1ly 1!1·1ni; 4 Brinn F.:/\STSfOf. OlJPLEX
Patk'I. l' r 1 m e location 2-2 HR . I hl'I Bu l\t-1rnr;. 1\r
~11"1-1 720 snori~ r'iootl !rrms.
TARBELL 2955 Harbor rrirl!n r" Ftltr.~ M2-Yro 1s10 :'\'r.1•·ror1 Rhrl., c .:-.1.
548-7729 ------.----I D1\ll,Y rn,nr fror :ir!irin' r11111112_-_,,_,._~ ~, .. _,_, __
• Kat@lla R ealty •
lfll[) ~ RJ'1<1ol. ~A. ~i:ij-~3!1
1rollr1·1 Calls. 0 !\ 1
-ISLANDDUPLEX
::: RR f;· 1·13R, h1rn1~hPrl
7 Car i:11ragr ~unrlrck
$.17,;;io
r>!ORRI~ OJ ~;1\,\. Real1or
lM :<!cF11drlPn Pl., NB.
673-0510
Call 51:i-.1n21 1<'>rr11 11~·r~.\
\outh "(~ oast
O\r NER mull\ 6ell. S22,:Jfll},
~harp & cl,.::in. :-..fove rit:h!
in. 2 hnrhs, ht1i;e fAmtly
ronn1 , rrar l11'lni;: roo1n,
$22.lID. Bkr .. Call day or
night ;,.10-!72fl.
CharmH'lg .l BR. 2 ha (am
rm, 1n -bf>anulul scClurle,1
wr·lined BluH area o\'"r-
look1ng (M"f';in. Sui·prise
.ro11rsrH• $28.!'IJO. IC.ti!. w1!h
N.B. fPel -at C.:"11, priC'P).
fi.12-f,Gj7 (01•;n/a)
All ynq ha1'e to <lo l~ fll"I'"
Jn. 11nrark. ·I hrrl1·,..,m~. 2
~rr,1ra t{' h,1!11~. far111l.v MOm
ofl th,. all rlf'«lric "flw~rrl "
h11!11 in k11rhr11, r'l 1~!11\'rJ:o;h
,.,1·. rrfngrra10r. 11·;t,~hrr I.·
ii rye r 1ntl11dcrl. Patio.
~10-1720
TARBELL 2955 Ha rbor
1906 SANTIAGO OR~
fDOVER SHORES, N.B.)
4 Bcdrm, large family r m, 3
BA. View from e\lery ffl(lffi.
OPEN DAILY l TO ;.
ROY J. \VAP..D RLTRS
6-l6-022lf
Varancies co.~t flWnE'Y'. Rent
your house, apl., i;tore
hldg .... re . thru ' Daily Ptlol
Classified Ad .
5 'T in to th<' Br11rh 2 story. 3
RR, 114 RA + family roo1n .
Bl!·ln k1trhen & panlT}'.
S2!1.!l"'1. 0•1·(lf'r 6·12-?IXIR.
Sf.!,LtNG Yollf lJo"I? "JJ~t"
111th us .. sell it fast. Daily I
Pilot Cl11~sif!ed. &!2-5678 =s=@=~=~=1A='."'"~~r-=-tJ-=s=$ ::===
The Purrle with the Bui/f./n Chuckle
~ P~INT NUMBERED lEITEllS I l l
V IN THE SE SQUAPES
·~ g~fClt~~i~ LETTERS TO I I I I I I I I
SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED i 00
\outh" (~ oast
Mesa Ve rde~Golf Course
No <ln11·11 c .. J ·s fol' 1h1s gQrJ:.:·
r nus 3 hr!rm h11n1c wlih
hui::<' pool 1atilr s1lcr\ l11mlly
n)(llll. lt1l-rl-~nr 1rce-hnrrt
sl11"et for pnv11ry. \Von't
lil~I a! PflC!! of $78.~ CRV.
Ciill -
Walker & Lee
R"111l!nr
Z7!lO Hijrt>or Bh·d. a! Arlams
71-1.~.fJ.lfi• OflF'n '11[ !I PM
-POOLSPECIA~
:\ Rrdrm, 2 B;:i!ll + lnn1ily
ronm. Prrfrct cond -I\ ''h
Joi~ o! panc.l lin,i:. good cr p!s
& rl rps. Now vacant & re,1rly
for your inspec tion, Imme'!.
prtS!lP~sion. Pr!cc.d on I y
$31.9~.
C.dl 5'16·588{1 (Open Eves.)
S -BDRMS:-lBATHS
l'r't'Wgr E11si hluff loca!lon.
l\l!n. view. l\1any trees &
rooi11 for pOOJ on lari::e lot .
TJOO Sq_ ft. include& fonnaJ
rtininit room. Beautifully
ri1'oorrt!Pd. Thi!I: outstnnrting
Mm!! oUc~ al ju!lt ~1.500.
• 1111.
Home Show R e altors
"Armf·h(1ir Hou~chun1ing"
:153.i E. Co11sl !lwy., Cd t-1
675-7225
!f'ollf'r! C;ill s f) J\. I _.
-REP6SSESSIONS Cl.a~1i fic:at io n 3 00-370
Sparkl l n~ rJ~an hon1ci;. S111ne
11
&j
no"11·Jy painrcrl & carpelerl. 2 Rentals ,,.-
3, 4 & S bdrins. Son1e 11·itli 1 ~------~
pMls. FH1,·VA conv. tcnns,
!rnm $20,000 to $10,000.
C'OLL lNS & WAITS INC.
8843 Adams Ave. '.JGZ.~S23
DOVER SHORES
WATERFRONT
Cl a~~i fic al ion 4 00-4 b 5
L__._"'_'_""_'_'~_"_" _ _,J[ "'l
C la ssification S00-510
I Personal& JIG.,] By O•~". ~ 3 BR, den, pier, slip. Bestl ~------~
view \o/. Ow~r anxious io Cl11ssif ication 525-535
sell. $117,!"ilO. 1·------~l[S] * 6-14-16&1 * l ost ind Found
BEACH BARGAIN '-----~ Classi ~ic:ation 550-555 Beau!. 3 BR .. family rm .. ~------~
bltns, 2 car gar. All this for [ 11 J•) only $29.500. Instruction
CAYWOOD REALTY
6306 \Ii. Coast HW}I ., N.B.
5411-1290 I -*-2~0UPLEXES-.
N<'IVl!r, slr;e by side. Sell one
or bnth. 3 BR. 2 b.'L. ca. Near
bt•nch S:i2,500 each,
Classification 575-580
Se!'Vlces ind Rcpillrt 1(51
C1a~sification b00-b99
GeOrge Williamson
Realtor
673-4350 645-1564
MOBILE Home, BR.
Sl\0/1110. Adl!s only. ~IX:
No. 13, Rol1iTIJ? HomC'!I, 1973
No. Newport C.;\I. 67:>-0J.16
t'l sef',
0\VNER tram. 4 Brdrooms,
family room, open beamed
cellings, large c: o v e r e 11
..___•""'_''_'"""_' _,j[Il]
Classification 700-710
'----·~~'·""~'" _,.,I~
Classification 800-836
..,, '"' -~l~I
Cl•ssil • B50-8!i8
Pfi!iO, dining rm., S2~.500.l,-------~,\C j
Bier. Call day or night al Mlr~i~~ent
_54<>-_1720_. ~.,--,----"--.,.----
Ba lboa Penin,ule Classif ic•tion 900-912
~-............. ..... ~------~·---'
4 UH drn. 3 Ba. Nr. RatQuct I I ~· 'o~ll~'N~E~R~-O°"E-SP_ER_flTt;-, -4 Clut; & boar rarnp. $59,500. Tri11lfport1tiM . ISJ
hl·droom. family rm, dlnln~ ·'~,,~,·~~h~"~"~R~<~•~l~ly=-=::'='~""='='°°-;;
rm rll'f"llm ki tch<'n, Im· TUU:IJ ol lM I old rurniturc? Classific ation 91 5-9'49 m~rl\at .. p osse115ion 11'1 ~11.lly not that hRTl'il .1~-------§J
11vnil11blP , S27.9:.0. Rkr. Call 10 rtplace. J ulif WAlr h the · Aulos forSale ] re.
dilY !"Ir n1cht n! 5'1()....172'1. fwnlture & mlsrt11aneo:.i!> . ~
columnz In lhe Classified Cl11 s,ificafion q5o_q90
Dflll.\' PILOT fof a c!lon! ~rtlon.
•
• .. '
30 DAILV PILOl ThurMI~~. Str>ltmbtr lb. 1971
I~ .___"_1!_',~_'!'_1 " _ _,IJ11J IL __ •m_~_"' _ __Jj ~ I
C:oron• del M.r Fountain Valley
l;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. IBY Q\\'MT. Extc. Pl11ntauon
ONE OF' THE FL"IE HO:\lES home, :2,850 S<1 f! . !. hr. l
Huntington B•11ch L•9une l••ch ---Newport h•ch _in_c_o..;m_e_P_•op.:_e_"Y~-Cl:.66~ 1Money to Loan 2@ HouMs Furnished 300 Hou1e1 Unfurn. 305 -OPEN HOUSE FAMILY DELIGHT
SUNDAY 1.a Beau11fully land1capt'd. v.11h
4-PLEXES "URGENT SALE . 1st TD Loan Cost• Mesa Newport IH•ch
IN nilS AREA. 4 Bdrm1. 2 ~,,. .. _ "· ,,_ be. Xlu! toe::. 96&-l~ eve. li402 CORON ADO LA . lf'n<"f'd yard. Plenty ot room MUST SELL"! $6,0!Xl do11'n. Price $J.5,000.
\Varnt"r & Oak, Hunt. Bch.,
2 bllu \\'. of Beach B!vd.
Jl:ew rrpl~ I. rlr[lS, firepl'~,
'4 b,, .:as bllln~. Gd fin.
Opt11 Sat & Sun, from noon.
LEADERSHIP R . E .
Sl2-+1.66/540.53361 s.i 7 .5g l J
7 .]5,./o INTEREST
2 BR Cottage on prv beach JUST r~ecorattd: In nl«'
winter $165 utJ.l pd. Couple res1Je11ual arr-11 -E. 19rh St.
only. No. Bay S. BaysOOrl! <.:osti:i Mci>a . 2 bf'droom1,
Park. 112 W Coo.st II "')" livll1i; J'W111, lmlh with
""''""· or/I.med C'E'il1nt,. Bl'!·· I-----------:
b<-'lt~ in fa mily ffV!m """r Garden Grove
Edll"llrd11 /Slatrr are• for t~ '"little ones". 3 Bd-
Berk<'l)' .\lMl<'I 5 BP., 3 BA. rn1~. 2 t~rh~. Living rm.
lam rm., crpl.s. drpa. 111t,r. "' trplc., lge. "''ell equippt'd
com, 111s BBQ Jn lg kit ., kitc!Jen wl1oads ot 1torage.
Ca!orl(' h!1n~. pa!io, sprink-Coocl neighixlrhood, close to
!er~. fr1. tick. Every inch 1chools. All thts AJ"JO 11.n
lndseJl,.I , Ftnanc nrgo11able. oce11n 11r11 '. Asking S~.500.
Hirh!y deslrtble 4 BR ,._ Li
ra.m1ly f'tlOO'l oom.. 11.1, yr
youna in new cho1<:>e Joe -
extremtly a ttractive exte.r-
ior. Hlah vaultfif ceillngs -
Fi:rplr: i;ep for rnal dln room
-Farm size kit. -top
quality w/w cp!s + drApe5 -
Ponl lliZI' yRNI . Very lhaf'p.
Askins: $59,50() -A mus:
1ee. 673-8'JOO.
2nd TD Loan healed & hl!ertd pool.
$71.500 * 1/3 ACRE: HAR0\\'000 l ·-HoCu-,-.. .:c::Uc._n_f_ucrc.cn.'-'-'--'3C0 __ 5 1 ~hov.·er, large dining room,
F"ITZ~IORRIS REALTY CO. FLOORS. FIREPLACE, Z
3135 E. C'st High.,.·ay, Cd~t BR + A OEN. S23.500.
Tern1s ba11td on equity.
6'2-2171 545-0611
SErvlnt:' Harbor area 21 yrs.
Settler Mort9age Co.
--11nrl kitchen. OutsJdl! patio.
h1rre froncl'd b11ck y1rrl 11•llh
open carpor1. :i-18-7570 11 no
a.n~wer, 67 3 ·8 310 tir
675-5766.
613-9010
"EASTSIDE
GOODIE"
ON
R·2 LOT
\\'ell built 3 t>Mroo m hard·
.,.,'Ood floor home \\'llh hrt'·
place 11.nd gas builrin rang!'
and oven. Room for another
hOme on rear of lot. Owner
moving to mnhern Cal1for-
nh1. Good rental Area clo~t
to 11chools arwt 17!h s1~1
i;hopping. $2-1.950. Ca J t
646· 7171.
$16,800 V.A.
Anyone qualifies s11bjtt1 In
VA Loan \\'irh 5r;, Annual
perN'nla~e rate. Total ra.v•
mPnl5 Sl4R pt>r ml'.ln1h.
Sh11rp J bedroom homr s;:ll~·
(f'n in g 1\'ith HARD\V OQD
FLOORS. 2 luxurious ba1hs,
modern hu1lt-in kilrhf'n.
Ready to occupy immed1a!e-
lr. GI buyers ""e-!come.
CALL'.
Walker & Lee
Realtor
1790 Harbor Bl,·d. at Adams
:J;l.'>-9-191 Open '!1l 9 Pill
Cambridge Estates
2528 BOWDOIN PL.
Corner 3 BR. ft: lam1ly r m.,
2 b11. home. Blrn~. dbl. fpL
2 Ca r gar. On poolsize lot:
$32.500. Drive by & call •
BALBOA BAY PROP.
2309 \V. Balboa, NB 673-7420
UNUSUAL 3 BR home on In t
zoned !or 4 units. Extra
largf' liv rm 11·/ frplc
Formal din rm "'' bl1-in
rabinets. Fruit trees in olrl·
lashlon ~rden . 0 n 1 y
SZ2,900. ierms. O"·nf'r. 124
E . 20th St. C:'.1 .-642-4441.
*UNBELIEVABLE I *
j()X245 F 1. R-2 lot v.·ah I BR.
house. Zonffl !or 4 units.
Qv.·ner v.1!1 Mlp !Lnance.
$21.000~:
Call: Pat \Voocl
~nic Proper11es
~~-2300
6i5-5726
* COOL *
Covered pallo • B·B-Q In
v.•al!Ni yard. 4 BR/2 BA
family home near 11choo!s.
ALL TER.\l.li available.
$26.51Xl. BROKER. 642-48!6
~5 BOR.\1 Rfo:POs
AU vacant-from $31 ~I. For
info Bier 5'l6-i739; ~5-:1412·.
East Bluff
~~~~~~-~~
$33,000
THE BLUFFS
1958 SAN BRUNO
(Open Fri. 10-2 )
Dramauc n1-lt1'1"[ 3 hdrm.
l hui;e m!\tr. suue1. 2 hath•.
Surpn~ \'tt'.I' Imm "unr!!'r k
Cathedral cr1l's, al'T"nt<>rf
tiy fla mhoya n1 f1·p!r '\[:111y
extra!. !.O"' Sl5ll1PoPr yrir
le1sehold. "0"' ner! arP sit-
ting on 1he1r AU\1ca.srs'"
.. -t1i ....
&s1 : 1; J.3!.!,r
:·-· r cu li)•
~
2~14 \'1~·a Del Orn
~!;v.r•<ir• fleach f.41 -1133
Call fill-262b 1n S"C' r1·"~
892-5593
16612 r""'arh Bll'r1. ll.B
Huntington Beach
"SEA BEAUTY"
Ca l"rssed by the irade"inds
11' the Pacific and 11•11lk1nll
<IJS!An<·r 10 the beach, our
sf'a :,h<i nly al....., oilers 4 brd-
n >oms. 2 balhs 8nd an 11.s-
i;umable loan. Priced to sell .
Bkr. g.u.2535
f ussy buyrrs • must :.re: HARD TO FIND • e e e 0f·eAn vff'W, mint cond., 2
f OR !.F.AS~: OR ~ALE Bdrm own yol1r own apt.
4 BR. 2 BA, 1 ~!y 'ro11·11hoU!f'. J.ge. heated pool. Close 11)
1·n r un11. hll ns, rrp1 ~. drp~. shop'_c:. & Noach. Goorl fin·
1"1nl, filtn fin•', ti;:r t.· lovL"Jy l'lrn'lng. Asking $19,i;iO.
Care lti1nll ni;lq0tl • ~:Q;, tl~
ACREAGE A\ ,\l!.ARLF. ~ .. l..-Ji~.a-. ~
for f'S!(ll!' pl,1nn1n_c: 1111 I'S!-,,...,,...,._ ,. . ~~¥, _.;i,1.-/ ~ "'° CO~S1 ,..,.,, meni propeny & coun!<f'l1nR i.ouTH .... co ....... uur.
Call L.1•nn R~an , ~42-S621 ~.,.. .... -._c---
~-o'THEREAL
~ESTATERS • ' " 1 ·r,1
BY Owner, 3 BR, Baycres1
area, Commodore Rd ,
Beaut lndac:pd. ~S-7362.
Lots for Sale
OCEANFRONT
LOT
170
Irvine Co~·e On
Privatt' CommunHy Beach
$17".'>.000
336 E. 17th Slr!'f't
Money Wanted 2SO RENTAL FINDERS
4i1 w. 1t1i., cosr& wtu. • ·rAK~~ · YOUR • CHOICE
RELJABl.E pllrly \\' 11 h Houiei * Aptt. i2~i :l Bil hu1nf'~ $195 k $225 rrfnY"ncr~ \\OJuld hkl' 2nd ~ l J BR rondo0
J \l'fpool
tru51 ri('ed rl'.lr Sl2.l00, * 64S-011l * S:l:l;'i. & ~2~. 121 4 BR
1f'payab!e in J yrs \\"n 1e l....li>o-ifr~ '° ~ .,... pool $240 & $.17:5, All xlnt
C!asslllf'd ad No. \I'll, Daily co11d, Refe~nct'S requirt'd.
Ptlo!, P 0 . Rox 1:160, Costa $1·10-REDEC 2 BR. House. Call 5-1~24 (nf)f'n f'11e1 .) 1\le~a. Calif. 92626. Yrd for children k pets, South Coast Reallor!'i.
PRIV. Pty 11a.nts 2nd TD. Avail No"': 2 Br. Hou1e w frplc, 211r,
---Ne t H I ht BEACON * 645-0111 I d d 1 HUNTINGTON TOP f'\UALITY HOME wpor •II • 1-lome S46.000 val w/$27.000 nt yar , slo1•p-. re ria:. ¥
2
O O REALTORS ls! TD 548-8952. Prin. only. Crpt'a:. $195/mo 10 mo. or
REJnvt>S1mf'n1 Co • 499·2800 *
HARBOR HOME N L T Sl:'\'CI:: 1~-1 $200-SPAC 4 BR. 2 Ba, !am $185 Ytar lte. 646-1246 or
WATERFRONT
Panora mic Views of MUST GOI 673•4400 rm w/ frplc k \1·orkshop. 646-6961.
0 & M t · C1Pan .1 br hon1P 1-1'!'ar l Ch1ldrenl ""'1& v.·e!romt_ cean oun .111n' I ~ r-:'olESA Verde Pool Home, 3
AND DECK hi· honie on N. Ne wpon ...._ BEACON * 645-0111 Blvd.. nr V.'estmin~rer. 1\t Usr SELL HOUletforRtnt m BR. 2 Ba , blt06, plush crpts,
UJvely home "'lib 2 hrrl· Complttf'd 1967· Large lrv~ng 1...-l rge lot. Cl zone. Offer R·l . Corner Dov<>r Dr & liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iili .$135-~ BR. gar & yard. Nr. S.l)()Jmo. Lease. SIOO clean 110\I'~ ,.,._ ,, I rooms anrl ror11·f'rlal'lr rl .. n rm i1·1th fireplace, d 1n1ng $~.500. "-11 ?13 ""1·3~. 11 Harrow Pl. ~'I• \\ltnl'hr•"h'. I' OCC S dl'p. Aft 4 prn. M&-2344 . . r, 1 ~·s:~11r.. or outdr nn. l•"•"Y· ,..,.,., h••I, ~11 ...a .,., ;llJIJ ., H F • h d JOO . ngls ok_ Consider pel .
I 3 B 11ncl Jan11ly roon1 11 1rh l"'T '1 '' I I 61:> 0 '"f"R n Avr .. S• '' 1 a OUl8S urn11 • r · 1 2 n 1v1nr,:. r .. 2 ba, 11 1r1um, 3 Bdrni~. J Baths, Plev/ltor a nl· pm or A 1 6 pm. Bkr. ... " " BEACON * 645-0111 c--~1r e-ar Crit1111:r. Adi ts
101,,ly ht.'atrrl rool Sli1'1ini;: hflr Large hf>11u11fu!J.v IAnil -10 3 car <>ar. v.·i(h e!~tric 4 AR. 2 ba, bltn,.. P riC'erl 10 i\lonlca, !'(l.l-02. 2\l-J!'i-1~1~2~. General only, no pr!s. Bl'an1~. !rplr,
'I d h I d scA""d pa:1os, 11 v1p11· fmrn '" -s ·• • B pal 11·2; ,. I ;is.~ !l()n; 111 eac rm ea t" doors. ~ell by owrW'r. $.lj,~. \~'alk /llF:S..\ \lnrrlr i::olr rour~. !,;>--".;. R w/ gar. Pr1v. pa. in. :i mo. 1 ea r y .
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I \' 1 ~ every room. You"!! l'lf:' izl11d ,.,,,.~ o priva e ra1 1oi<. au tl'"1. 1n 11ll M"hls. ~18-!Mn 011ner will hU~d to su11. Cul· FREE I ! tlo, Conv. ICK'. Tot nk. ti'•.<-J~v.
h"amed l1v rm w/frpk. In: ~~I ~~i;f7 1 Prict>d $84.JOO. :-.1JNI:vIU:-.1 fl1AJ,"iTE.NANCE NEW LISTING dr-s11.t 1111 d1rrcLly on i:=olf Landlords-Owners BEACON * 645-0111 CLEAi'I/ ~ BR. 2 BA., Cpr~
krl nf.'('ns on ~11rrlen. n1aslrr · C(JIJrsr . ~8-\027 \\'e will refer t!'nanlg tn .vou & drps, hltns, frp!c, dhl gAr,
ha has P.on1an tub on PLUS ILtXury apt. 11ith 2 BR , See this l/llMAC., r'cen1ly F'flE!'.; of charge .•. Ma ny $173·3 BR, 2 Ba. hltn~. C'rpl~. f'nC'I pa!fo. fenced. Good loc.
priva te E:arrlen . i o I a I z Ba & den + Terraces 10 redecor. k charming 3 BR .• Mountain, Desert, •les1rablr fl'n&nts on 0 u r rlrfl~. gar & yan::I. Sm! p('t :.i7:l4 Dr.11kf',
privacy, $4-1.500. By 01,·ncr. pay upkeep. Sll.'>.000. l\IUST 2 be. home; lrplc., new Resorct =--=-C1C74 walling Jis!. nk. c:<C:.:.2-~>1~40-. =~--~-I -===""="":;:""= I Sl::LL to pay inheruance ta:<. carp.: cool patio. Dbl. gar. ___.._._. " ALA Rental' e 645-3900 i .::B~E~A~C::..::O~N=--~*"-c-64~S~·Ocl~l,:,,1 East Bluff
NO QUALIFYING WALK TO BEACH \7141 494-9936 on alley. S37,950. ~N~~~ T~~1a; l~ake STUDENTS I CALL DAY OR N IGHT .J THE BLUFFS. Sp!1t le1·el
Lo1v do"·n for 3 tx-droom $23,500 -LO DOWN ·~~l~Co="'~l~"~Y~lo=B~ro~k~"~'~)-·I CALL · 0 · 6•6·l•I• FU~ Tl ~1E \\' ... e B \CH' EUJH h d ALA Rentals e 64'3900 ''T-Plan·· 3 BR. 2•, BA. 2 yr young home fe111uring 1-9!4' · · _, · 111 you "" , . an y to ~ ~~;m::11hP•Ya;le:i1.enira_nce. formal liv rm + formal din OLDE ENGLISH 2-Slory ,,.Mill r<'ady for lh£' ski ~<'ason~ occ. S!D. 1999 Harbor Blvd., CM \\-"ell decor;ited -Bay View,
"' 'rree shadffi. Old btlC'k ~ Ge1 a lo! 1n 1hr forrs! for ALA R I e 64S 39 e BELJEVE!-Nice I BR. ,\vail Oct. $450/mo. 0\\'ne r.
Real Estate by area.bl11n R/O&dish1vash-lk 4 BR •-.1 REA LTY 1•95 \ enta5 • 00 r.•·•-l"I. f'r. lo!~ of storac:e cabinels, v.·a s. " '-""'"m ce1 ·• ~t•r Ntwpor1 p01t Ofrlct ~ · · \ ·e·11 bu ild a <'ah1n for Cp~s. close to shops. SllO. ,,~ ,...
, . I d lrpl., pant>!i nR. Din. r m.. U II only Si,70Q Ph: Ro~s 17141 e RARE INDEED. Pnv pud ALA Rentals • 645-3'900 pauos or out oor enler· od 1\l sr ~ ne11•ly remodeled ~?6 i Fountain Valley
M VAY 0 ho h
m bltn. ki!., rec. rm. , hd ho ·"'·I :l~ or \1·r1'f'' SIJ'f'nrrr ovt-r garage. Uhl ""'· $110.
C ta1n1ng~ 11•ners ug t an· -rm. me w/sep. gut"St "" LOOK ,. ·1· I 2 ------·t
h h r II
ol'er gar. Ocean vie11• deck. Rral t:stare. P.(l. TYlx 282S. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 • :-am1 II'~ w pets. •bi· i "· 1-. g I 01 Pr om('~ u pnr~ h<Jusr. ""rftt! for 1n·la11 .• -, , • .,.,, . ., ..,v.1 mm1n IX"l $49 500 Call •·-" " 8 1.: B<'ar Lake, Cahr BR. nr 5Chls. Sl30. ,, d 3-S23,500 ·Lo, Jo down paym1s · · · · rha1 indep<>ndent tef'nagrr. • AT rhe BEACH-I BR ,._ ALA Rental• e 645-3900 "' Y • ~•:J. Nr \\'arllf'r k 545-0458 893-8533
CHECK !hts harl{ain, By '
u11·ner, 2 story J Br., 2 ha
hon1£' 11·/Jri;: fam r m., ~h11iz
cpl, cslm drps. l\011• h'-"Tr "s
the bonll~; * HEATED
POOL \\l/xtra drivev.·ay for
boat or trlr. Prict>d right~
Call tor appt. 968-3925.
ALMOST NEW
Family lun home. 21100 ft. of
luxury a nd boat gate >t-+ +
exira~. S-i7.oo:J. Real Estate by
Mc VAY
193-8533 S45·0458
MEREDITH
GARDENS
Four be<l rooms, three baths
parl('lerl fa111ily room anrl a
lorn1a1 <11n1ng room plu!'i 11
lanre cnmer Tot. Owner has
purchased a ne1v home in
tht East 11nd is a n:'(10U!'i to
sell . Priced at $45.~. Call
6-16-7171.
k G i\lJS:.i lO:'\" P.EAL TY 494-07.31 '"'"" lo• \ ·1 0 I ! F f,, llfl)(ll\" """ ra f' over I R,.a~onably priced 111 S27.900 Reel Estate Wanted 184 1len. ,\IJ u t1J incl'd . .Sl7.'i. ""0
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11111 c · or
Laguna Niguel :,.;S-J:l:lfi or 54~2. ALA Renta ls e 645-39'"' e FIREPLACE~-2 BR. 2 BA. app"I call 213 Jl'>-2210. loan~
Call $1.17-1211
SEYMOUR REAL TY
li!4l Beach Blvd., Hrgn Brh Former Model
Open '111 9 P\l J BR. 2 ba ., carp .• drapes.
BY n11·ner. Pac1 r1c S.1ntls.
Bl'aunful 4 bdrn1, 2 ha!h,
firrplacc, la ndsc11prd.
Corn'r Int. 1 mile tu braf"h .
Pri!'Crl for quick sale
Lge. ki tchen. Ftnced yard,
palio. Only $34,500.
Laguna Niguel Realty
83f).S050 499-1344
Lido Isle
$23,90-"1,... ~53~6-;'::";:I:.,. ==-----·---· ---
-PAINT & SAVE NEW LISTINGS!
$19,500 w /51/4°/0 FHA BAYfRONT H0:0.1E. i.JJvf'ly
·I br, cp1s, drps R: appli11 nr· onf! ol a k:1nrl 4 BR & 3 BA .
l's, s11·1m ]'XJOl~. condo $169,000
49\1-37:12
LAllGE fAi"-llLY HO~ll:.
Z'iear rlub. 5 BR. !'!en, dln-
1ni;:, Jam rotim, 3 BA.
f;:intasuc pool hon1r IQC1'1"d $84,500 F.:rn Br1t11ngh;:im , Rr.al!nr in on(' or rhP l1nf'l'1 are11!'i
"'SPANISH
SPLENDOR"
40l 32nd S:., NewjXYlt Brh of Huntin~ton Brach, :\000 675-0 123 ~q . fr. 1nciudP~ 4 bedrooms. JiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO
formal l1\'1ng & d1n 1ng
rooms, famh1ly room. plus 11n 1 RR. 2 1~ ba. 50X88 ~~.;,ro
enormou" astment nimp11s 3 RR , h C 1 s-.,_ ••p h ~-. . "' a. or. ot :r.•,.1 . .,,. rnom. .. rirP a.~ '"'en ft'· 4 BR. 4 ha . !!Ox!'!! Sl3Zi.OOO
duCf'd. c~.JJ 842·2535 LIDO REALTY INC.
:U77 \'1a Lirlo 673-7300
llF:Lf'~ Nl'rrt 12·?2 in<"()li \f' vv G Newpod Sho•es arage. Cp1s, d rps. S101·e, Huntington ile•ch un1!s CostH ~l r>.;i <ir Hlllll. e \\"Q\\"• Rf'all.v n1f!y 2 RR rrlrig. $160.
L(;£ A-frA nit-3 br. 2 ha, loc Brarh f or rrady.1o.huy. ar !hr hf'ach, Kids t.· pet~. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
in rommunl ly v.·/Tf'c are/I, rr11alific<I rl1<'nL Bk r . U11J incl'd. l l!li Pro!. landscaped l AH 2
pool s. tcnnu1, 2 blks to bch. 67:>-2101 or 67:,....j)()~ Ev('~. ALA Re ntals e 645-3900 • VERY NICE-2 BR. Fnrrl BR. fanl rm, d1x k11(·hen
fi.12--3868. \\'ANTED: ltlt"Vme un1!11 in LOS ALTOS ~f;I. Cpts. Drps. Klds/pl'ts. a pp!ns. fully cptd & drpd.
S J Cos111. 1\1('.~a Hrca. Pn11a1r p 'd f 0 h " · Conv. 10 beach, '"'''"'· an uan Capistr•no r1 e o wner1 1p ALA Rentals e 645-3900 par!y v.'ants lo rleal direr! .Home schools. Gardrncr incl. Ls(', Nei~h~~d:..c; n~~l~i~;Ycan _,_,;_011•ne r. 540-{)942. ___ Family with teen11.gen ok. • FA NTASTIC!-:? BR. Nr.1.-',',·'~"-·-"~'·c9'c;c4c'c'_· c"'c'c·'~'c"c·-1
spoil yo11;iovely garti('ns in 5 ~-~ L:~~~.\~~~~~~~rl ~a~~:'g~ d~a~:.' ,:~~J~ i;;5 ~~~~·E~l~~~-~. rcfrig. FIRE· 2 h!~~r;tl~.cldo~I~~.R~~:xl~
The-~e b1"aut1!ul Sp an ! & h Conipany. (1J 871-39:ti !lf'r mo. Phone I..oni Beach ALA Rentals e 645-3900 fenced !ot-n1ove in today
Villa11. EAch lot 1~ ~11r· I ~~~~~~~~~~~i I 'I' 4.,,. ,.. •• 1 .Sl!li mo. A ~k !ur rrnt~I rriundrd by ,It ft hiR"h v.·all~. I -'' · ~"-·"~'c"o·~~~~--1 • CLEAN k Qu1e1-2 BR. ai; .. nT 962-4•171.
\\'p hal'e thrrr. 1(1 offer )TIU. L ________ ll •) S l2~i-l!TIL PO. Compl. furn. tpt.•. drp.<, bf'11n1 c~J!. Benut.
F I BR \\' 1. \\"ALh: TO BEAC'H :t BR 2 Each h11~ 2 llf'rlroom~. f.<tm i· inancial . nn nrl'r. :-:('11•port \Id~ f.. pels. $!7i .
R • I ALA R I 64 BA chRrml'r. Forn1al d1n1nr ly room. rormAI dining, rarh th1 d 1pc'1 ok . enta s e 5-3900 ., BE'CON * 6450111 rn1 ronveniPn! to Rll l<1r~r liv1n1; 1·oon1s It 2 " • $100. i'o1ob1Je hOme, Couple or ~rhon!~. S2&1/mfl. Ag t .
l•r«plaf'~h. o~ h11s II pool' B1•siness $1~-.0·UTI L PO. ·'··· I·-····· single ok ' c.:-1. 962-~1.1.
I/! us ~ ow you this nc11· Opportunity 200 '~ """ " * * * --------1
COOCi!Pl 1n l1\'1ng ' 1 Rr. 81~ yrrl. l\"r Reach. SJS!i. ~ BR. crpls, buih ins. 2BDR~1 hou<". nrw l<h;i.g
fP.O:'.t S.16.000 ACTIVE PEOPLE BEACON * 645-0111 ~;irage. Kids & f)('ts oK., rrpr.~ k Orr~. 1 h11 .
CAP!STRA.\"0 VALLEY NEEDED * LANDLORDS * c ~I. .e:ardener. !i bl~ to be11ch.
REALTY •·NATIO:-:,\L CO:,lPA'.'llES"' fREE RE;o;TAL ~ER VICE * * * .\la!urr a <I u Its. S!iO
31501 Camino Ca.p1strano """" multi-n1ilhon doll11 r 1111 · T s13;. '2 BR .• ,,,,.,. L~r-••d 1_,_l_6-_1_00_l_. ________ t t'nant~ 11·11i!!ng " ,,. r "'-
493-1 124 1·rrll~t'd p1•Nfuc!s. N,. "rl NEED for kirls & pe ts. C.J\L .1 BR & Fam r n1. fully rplrl, "°"' fl.e l1Rble n1f'n n, \\I•· p • * * hi•• -I• I I Westminster roperty M a na gement .. ~. 11 " s nr. ClltT)('r o inrn ,., ~"r.·lr" la;;t nl',11•1;: \\"f, CA N HELP YOU• ~1 2?1. lr1i1 pd m11h1le homr, -~~Ill. 968-9.i58.
Sp•CJOUS < BR •-, .. 1 4•n1 n O""r;ilrd pMrlurl<> 1n B 'B " · • '"' " ·--EACON * 645-0111 ' • , , * 1 BP.. l~~ BA. (""pr ~. rim.•, k1tch, pl11~·house !i O 6 2 ron1pany ~erurl'r! lor~t1•111,,
C II $3, 9 B 0 Cornn1e rr1AI ~nrJ 1a1-1,,~,·. Ba lboa laland 31 •• r ho r"nrrrl y11 rd, no ~1 ngl,.s BEAUTIFULLY niaint11in t!'! orne ... 50. y wner " ·"'· 11vare n1,,s l1J\'r ,rr. $:t:O/ 96~99.~ -~~~~~~~~~~· I ;<i'i~~T,"''ii~';;'"";:'i~ I J BR. 2 ha th homf'. Price ~~;J~f).~5'40~~'~'~6~4~"--0~1~58~.~~~
1
rnrt or full 11me, 10 lo 12 rru:: Kids l'lnd P'ts ok c ~1. 1--·--"-"-· __ . -_._·_·'-·----1
$19 950 ls HE PR
hours rwr 11'1"rk. CllAR.\11:-:G 3 RR hrynH', STAR* LET 636'..2860 Hunt1'ngton Harbour
B LUE POOL , T ICE rrdul'ed for qu irk iale. o L1ttl t 1 <l r .
f
'.'\ SELLl.\'.G f' ~an . or 11·1n1rr I" C \I 1 ---
Bic hon1r lSmaJJ pricr!ai;:~ or this 1·ery Jo1·t'l.Y 3 her!-s:i~.:ioo I.el C,\SH H~'.QUIRED -~1 ·1~7/fl s:17.i, ()r . .-r~rly S~:JO mo. •' 0~1a ' f'S!t or rrnt ::t n E /\UT I F u L H 11n11n~1<1n room, 2 barh hon1e. The \\'1\LKF.R Rl::ALTY 6i~~200 Reil Ei ti tt, ,.~ ~ F Sal•·. b•ory Ro•lly 61." "!IOO ~h;irp ~ bdnn w11h lols of Upstairs solariuin. Ovt rlook General 10 "'""·'1·11'', or n1ore 1nfor-·' ~·· ,....., Jlarbnr ~ BR 1-F::i.rn llm
Nep!une prxll lrom private loan l~ high enough f'O JnU 3:\36 Via Lido, I\C'wport niation ll'fJTr Quirk !\up. CHL"f'R" rlr" . 1 1 rMnl. Carpets, drapes. hull!· hnmc. $400. Call ~~6-72·17 1o can a ~su1ne 11·i1h p•yrnenl~ Beach L • ' .. n, nwr. Y urn 111~. lrurrrl yard .111 S2!0.00 ~1Jo<lrrk. 10~ Dn. -Und,r• P. 0 . Box 2·1R.ll, Los An-2 BR ~m I I • I II r,,.e_ of $160 per month. 1\'h1ch 1n. 1"' '" rp !". ,,r u s. P"f 1110. 11 ·s 1n our ri'nlaJ
PrJf l'd! r ludes all. fllodern bulll·•n<. M ission Viejo Acr••g• for sale 150 ll<'lr~. f'al1r , !1[)()2~. 127 A111r'l)1y5!, 67:>-2157. book along 11•11h lot, mor·.
-. C,\LL 1'~i·8507 • ., c
(fornit>rly Bra~hear Rlty.) deep pile c11rpt"1s. 11.1~0 BEGINNER'S 3'~ Acrl!s out.s1a11d1ng hilltop TO BUY OR 2 BR. palio .t: lrplc. ;17.i Walker & Lee
match1ni;r rlr11f'!f'~· Doubl~ BARGA IN I hon1e~ite 1n Na1"t rorr~t. SELL A BUSINESS \\'inter only [, "'!.lo ~11ragt 10 boot' Call r>r~ign mn1ro1.~. n11.k~. Jal«•. HOLL 'ND BUS. ** 67:1-7fi11 •• " 1 & L 3 BR, 2 ba. Cornf!r lo!, PMl· ,.. u,.110 $1.urs A ,, IAl1 fJ Wa ker ee Sttr AU 1rn1~. ava il. $48.500 :lYKl' ,.!,1·. hOl"!<r~. ;-;r SALES • \l'tN TER RENTALS *
\_ _,.,,. .... ( M ission V iejo Realty Capii:. Hlr;. rloll'n. 96Z-j\.1fl, ""Thr Bl"'k11r \llfh E111 pll f"i;" l•lantl r.cal t) fi'j~-1'200 ~ R'11l lflr~ 837-9500 830...2808 E ves. 8 acre11 11·Hh ocran lronta~c Jilli Oran;<' ,\1-r C )\. l!lS rark /\i·r B11lhn3 l~l anrl
! RR. rie11ly r<'rf"'c .
S2:-.0. mri. 119 .\Jar1ne
1'1'1-$,
T OO E 2~ 11.r rhor Bll·rt. "! A!'!~ms •n Sriuth P11c1f1(' &lra Bor11. fi-l.'>--lliO nr "-l~fifffl p,-r~. I 'S C l HER :..i.;.o.tfi,,'i 0(>t'n 't1 I !I P.\I Newport Beach For more inlormahon <·a ll BU)f't~ f11r ~If£ hu~1nt>~sf's
\\'alk tn the heach frorn this
4 h<'d rm, 2 ~tnry heauly
1\·11h all 1h,. xtr.i": \"<iul:t r!
rr11Tn~s. 3 hill Oaths. hugt
r·d·s \'11 11·1•h hoor or trlr
r::a1f>. A.ssun1e Jov.· 1nL F"H 1\
lo11 n, or 10'1. dn. Se,. it
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847-1531 • S92-5S71
-.
VACANT NEWPORT HEIGHTS
:\\Art GARAGE a nd 2-~tr>ry
$2~.()(IO ~ AR Z AA Sri;:i n1<h r xr.:u 11vt> home on & cul-cl e-
r-nnrlo . Rlr1n R 0 . rl~h11.~hr, ~a1· slff'<'f of more •·U~Tnm
flT'ffi. <lr~. FA hr, f~nrerl 1irin1r~. Almn,t 2000 "t'J fT.
dhl ~ar. park l!kl' setting. nf l"\Hn!or:1111le f;inuly '1v
srr today. 1no;. Freshly p<11nll'r!, nr11•
I J ~hag carpel~. ~horl dist11n._·r
fron1 ,.1tmenl11r)', Junior a rid
,62 ''71 ( •••) 546 1103 h•gh ~th{l(ll$. \\"on"J ~ 111'111-~ ..... . '"~"""""."'""""'""'"""""'I able long' S·IJ.jOO.
•BR.,,,., .. , BA.''" • .,.: Wa Iker & Lee Pr,.~r1gt' home. $4$,500 .
846-62,16. Rr.al1or
4!1 ~310'2
REP0.551:'.:;St;D JO lf'1·,.1
11etts. :'\O DO\\':-;, S25 mo.
Nea.r lrt:: lak:1>. 96'1·001 7,
Apartments for sale 152
32 + UNITS
COSTA MESA
$.\70 ~1. $50 ~l rln E~,·cl OC·
cupancy. 675·604 1 01vner·
Re1 ltor.
Commerci1I
Property 151
RETAIL ROOI\ :-;To Rr·:
Old !~L bu.~hirs~ 1n 100~;.
JrJl'. Cioorl lea~I' 111ndrr :?(k
prr .u1 It • i\ri P•'rt r nl:i,l;f'
Ill c:ro~~ Sir(! !iii pl1 " ,\p.
r<Jinlmr nl .. 111.1 \•1,1:rt ( ..
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C1\Bl:-.'t~T ~l1np rnr !«l~Onr
Balboa P eninsula
\\'l'.'\T E"R fl.enta!-2 BR, 2 AA ,
2 <'!I r i::ar Hl .1 \'1f'\\
:'11 1m'c: Rn111 <loC'k ll\a1!
S"'llll/rnq lij.3-l-1:16 or \2)31
11~1-.....1~2~.
~· an bc-nr h hnm,. on ]Ylint,
~-1r .~. pat1n. 111ntcr or .1Tly
;.;:;::-11~; .. l;(l rr!on.
Yt.:AFlLY $225 + ulil
Bdrm. 2 Ra . carport.
J\l\·11ra<ln r lat·('.
,
32(1
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P.ral!or
'2iAA lfarhor Blvrl. at Arlan1s
J.l'l·O l~:1 Open 'h! !l P:'ll
r11 r 1·-P.f'>TAI, ~f,P,\'TCE-4
l'f'tl. ~ harh, ~hat rarpl'!~.
1t 1•h1•·•~lwr frncf'<I vaNI
r-h 1lrlr"" ,.: pr l~ nk .. $Z2~
Pl\! li1,1kr r S·12--1-1.'l,'i.
'2 Redrno m. 1 hAlh hnm,. 11·Hh
s,:11r.:1gr , ERq~tdf', SJj.). call
Trrr:.• S.16-23\l ---~~=--1 VACANT NOW
:l Rr. 2 h11 . crpt< rl rr~.
)Ill. 11 :\lf A< fil·l·iJSj
Bay sliores
lnrd
* RAYFH.(J NT, 3 &:d.38a.
Irvine
2 BR, 2 baths, drn ...... $300
3 BR. 2 ba"5., a!Tium •. $.lli
:l BR., 2 b11·~. bon11s rm $3jQ
4 BR., 2·~ b11 .. fan1. rm $.~:JO
3 BR .• 21; bath~ ..•... s:;oo
\1.E HAVE OT!JERS
"llnh '-Prlli!,
---'l:l"nl!ur
"Sn:cE 1946'"
ls\ \\"estern B11nk: Blrli .
Linll'r r~i r" P11rk
Days 833-0101 Nights
*' Ll;\'l\"ERSITY f'AR!\ *
~ BR 2 hA. lnh~e ...... $~1l0
.l nn 2 ha. hn!ll(' •...•• .s.~1.~
·l Bit 21 ~ ha ho111f' .... $3:,0
~4oosqft
of Lu•u•y Living JUST REDUCED Irvine
20l1 \\"eslrllff Oriv~
fi.16-i(l I Open •t11 9 P~f
* INVESTORS *
N.N.1'. 2.l yr. lf'll~f'. S.il.620
~f)f'n1i:ihlf' J&~~:-.i • Sl?.i M
r1011·n. l 1.4 rt' turn. New JOO
Re<t. ~~rrl & Ca.rt Factli!y.
772-16.'JO Of!ice. Bkr. 6J9.n89
R1!S,
111an opr ra1 .. ·,•1. hark: li•c of 1
n1A ''•"!.'"· )!U~I havr lull
kno1,!c!'!11:r or ruslom u-nn rl
11~wk. rr SJO(ln \r r i t r
f\11'( 2\~. ~n J 11 8 11
C11pl <tro:im lnr apnt
fji]' COR:-.:iRCn ... ~I;:;;;
romm"l blrlg. Li<' frir har .t·
J RP.. 1 RA. ratio.
20.i I S1'rttl
]-;:'(('l'U !ll"~.S 1'hlll'l1lll1C. hOnl"
;i1·111]11blr nn ~·e<irl.v lra~e 11fl
9/1.'i. Q1111•T adull fa1n1lv. nr Rnlhn~ A11 y Ciuh
21:\.-i!l'.l-4~'1fi. Pllsnf1"'n,..
Corona del M ar (i red hill Kine t>li" bedrm, nix r ull· $ l ,OOO
man h11 1h~. 2 lil'f'rl. fnrml \\'1nTf'r l,.as"'. S17.i.
din, lam r m. llnted windows A deli2 htful 3 btdroom 11nrl
& mur h mnn.>. lamily room home. lo\-ely
DO YOU FIT? EARLY AMERICAN
01\f! of 1hf' l'!'ry rew Early
Th., ar11s1 •. hachelor. ran-er Amt n can homf'~ 11v11il11hll'
girl. rM1rtorl roupll', or in :i.;t>1•: r1 BeaC'h 3 bcrl·
rr~111 ur::i.nL Rf'lld.v r fl r Costa M esa AE:A.\lED Ceiling. :l Br REALTY
t1'T1ont. ~lu.<t Sr-II l\"ot1·' ----=--·---homf' + den. 2 B11. p11l 10, 2 Uni1•, Park Crnl"r Jrv11W!
PERRON RLTY. lllr rna-;., "uod C'!l b!n"1~. nr11·ly11l'rl~~ If ~n tht!li 1~ fnr !Xl2 b h · h 642-1771 hr.,akJR~t bar, And ;i di~h·
1-----'-------1 \\'llsher for only 528.750, anrl
· · ronn1~ a1 1 on i'I u;:('
ynu, 2 _Bdrm .. 2 ~n . fn11 n-tree-shaded lot. Ronm for
house. JlUI 1'C/'05s the-strPe! boat & traill'r. AU this plus
lron1 th~ adult 511•1mmln2 niore for $4\,Sj()
Fountain Valley 11·~ VAc1.n1• 646-7171. ---20' X 20' BONUS RM
PLUS< BEDROOMSI
3 BA 11-IROO~lS: 2 p111 1n~~
0.11-rlf'~a t" All !nr $12 ;,rl(),
HAFFDAL REALTY
847-44~ Evtts: ~l-24-16
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
1-0· THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS r>I" 'I ' < T 11 ~ I r,
[lMI . \\ 11lk tn ~horrl ni;::, w 1 k & L
<:huTC'h. ~II or tt nnls: $28.~00 a er ee
011'ntr 11111 accr'pt minimum
CLEA:'\ & nea t, 4 hr, 2 bll do\\"n paymt. Rl'a..l:flr•
horn,. in Glrn :-.1.11r. f .V. i d h•11 :?0-13 \\'r~tchff Drive
f.ll'mf'nr11ry Sr hnnl Dist, re I ~il l 0~9 P:-01
H B. h l~h i<Chool d I • I. , BEST BUY IN
S~.:fil 96~jl03 REALTY NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CiLE:" :O.hu 4 br. 2 ba, b\rn~. Univ. Pitrk Ctntl>r. Tr.inr: 5 BR. - 4 BA. ~ FAM,
1 !ilk 10 r.C'hls. Fl-IA/fA. Ca.11 Anytintt R.l3·0~20 O pen Sat/Sun. 1-5:30
011·n"r. ~2-6'r.l~. I~~~~ I .. ~!"!''!"."~:""'l":""!:''1""1 430 RIVERSIDE
nw-A y TO GO'' Univen1ty Pk. 3 br, 2 ba Walkl n~ dist In all ~chools, 11
Pren1 cor loc, nr htd pool ~par1n11~ hon1 r w/room ior
11 you"rp lnt'lk1n11 lnr 11 2 !l'torv t\1t> pa ho&. mo! Xtra~. Lnz. ran11ly. Beaut tt-rl'a!"t-d ~ ~droom hC!mt 1\'lrh 2.oii2 l.l4.~ Owritr ~3l-25i' pRt10, ,,.,,-rn;ized ga.raJ:t 1l'1th ~q fr thl'n look nn ft1rlh"'r ' _::__:_.:c_c:.._c:c_.::..::. __ I adjlll'C/ll flll\"rd pATkll1Jr for
sr:.ruvi 1, 1ty. pnr ,. on this L•gun• Beach Trlr. camf"'r. boat. $49.500.
sh1.rp1!' \\"hi'IT R 11·sy t(I KO· ------------1 DAV IS RE1\LTY -fi.12-7000
C•ll '""" "'·T.>3.1. OCEAN VIEW
SELLING
OCEANFRONT
3 Bl'(lrooms -2 S.tN
;!() ft. t'ront.,.e.
(},1•nt'r \Viii f'mance
l:il" COR:i.;ER (ogta 1-oltsa
t'Omm 'l hlda . Uc for bar k
n"!!TAurant RParly f o r
t<'nan~ 1\lu~t ~II No11·!
Cons1(rPr trarlt . Call 011•ner
for dttatls: 4~.
STORES & OF~ICES
on Ne11•port Blvd,
Cons1<lt r rrarlf' C~lf (\wn<>r
for dell'Jil~. ~~1--00W.
N•w1paper Deale rship
For t .A. lll'rald Examintr
In Or11ni;:e Co. ar£'a S<'r llr·
lly tlrpos. f'f'fJ .d. \\·r1t" RP.,
2&.i2 \\I. Lincoln, An~hPint.
Investment
Opportunity 220
C11l1fnrn1H 11 Ill I iF<l Sl:iG 1\t equity. on leaseholrl. A
1~,'(n loAn. Part ln trade
poES1ble. Owner 675.1001.
f!XE R Upper reduced $4000!
p.!lt!r.er!<h lp I~ hc11u: rurn1('r!
10 purrh11se 11. !\~ 11111! apart·
m~ti! h1Jui;e in ,\nahc1nl . 2CM'\
l1ml!ed p11rtfl('r~h1r unit!< n!
$1000 ""rh. ~1 1 n i n111n1
purchll ~" nf 2 111111~ A Jrn
yr. old C'~t11h!1~hrd. 111'll
klt:aJrd ""Bre;r .I ,t· R\J tlrr""
C o mm er '! hldi . W
rr"nkrort. llB + l~nd
4~x6~. total su.ooa, tet mli.
67~20.
Condoml"lum1
for 1•1• llO
2 BR, 2'~ bll . condo. Pool.
[l.Suna, recreation h!l-11
FORTIN CO. RJtn 64U.COO
PARK Lido Tow·nhou~<'. ~
BR. 21-ii BA Pool. No po111ta
Sl2.500. Ov.·ner. !'.147-~.
lncom• Property 16'
llf)ll.rln1e nt hou~" romrif('\
111th tax FhC'ltrJT'd i n1,_~n1r.
Cnl! or \l'r11~
:\IR R VO~ OD!-:R
Sparling )lf1n11c:rn1t'n!
Cor-por;it ion
21~ !)upon! Dr. Su1tr Ill
it'\'\llf'. (A !l2tif>4
7loh'U1-l.,H DAILY PILOT YOUR HOME?
Tree arrra1 ~11! • v.·t huv
equlttt 1. Pervinal 11tentlo~.
25 )'f'I, t x[lf'r1,.nN>
Unobtln.l<1~ t)Cean v1t 11 .
Nt-w home, Jml fin11h<"fl.
lh1~ ,nciosl"d Rn!'a for entr)'
Atrium, 3 B<tnn1., 2 bath~. rorma.1 dfnln1 room f'irt·
plac:t', Only $39.~. ·
..A-Olan
S7'2.:'.l0Cl
Newport Be•ch Realty
2627 Nr11·roon. NB 6T;,.l&l2 * * * $422,000, *
Th\, offpr Hn11tN'I to harlll
lll'lt> ft'sirlf'nts ol Citl1f'!rn1n
v.·lth 11nnu11.l in('()O\" nl
$20.000 I.· 11 111>1 \\nrlh in ,.\,
(t!<f (If $20.l'VVI WANT AD
642-5678
COLLINS & WATTS REAL ESTATE
962·5.)23 0P"'n F,\ ... J . 11 ~ G!t>nnt>y re :'it
Ha''" lll'!mtlhlnt )'"IJ ...,•nt ~' 4~·!'17l 519-i'IJlf;
~tu ~ c111.~1!f1nc1 111!• rl'l 11 A 1:nnrl 111uil 11r1 11 • 11:oncl
-Beach H ouse B•flialn
3 Brlrm~. "'111k la l'K'"e•n k
hR V l.nl 1.onrrl lot 2 unit•.
You 011•n 1h,. IBnrt .
ONL.Y 1.11.500 r .. I l!()R.VATH RF.ALTOR
New 27 Unit Apt 8 ld9.
Cost• Mes •
IROK!:R &t24905
* * * * A~k for o .. v.. Turn unu t.M !tt m1 into q:.ilek
1•11 r~ln:<'11t 1;;·.;117 fi7.~·l972 r11~h. c11l11>42-5e711 ------I _ __:;_;;_::__.:..:._::_ ___ I ---------
r
\HAR~11r-;r., quit-! BR.
frrlr P11hn. Llln;:f' rlm;"'r~.
Ad1111~ Ol'rr 31), :-;., Pf'IS. 2151
OrR n~f' Av"
I B<>droon1. furnished hou~<'.
rrpl,1:. rlrps, 2658 F. Orange
/\1• ... , C.i'-1
'2 6n., lrg <l!'n, 1~. bn, nbl
j:'llTllll:P All t-ncloat't:I. Preler
adlts. S190. 5'18-1 27\.
car izar, 1111.'d, nf1,1.·ly d"c. Call Any!imc, S3l.os2t1
new shaJ: cpl~. S:l2j /m<'I Yr·
ly I~"· 43..l He l 101rope.. FOR lta~r .f AP., 21 , "bA
6i.)..290'3. home. Shai;: cpt, I u ! J y
UN IQUE Rustic 2 BR + luft . rlr11ped Dbl 01•en, rl~hll'hr,
lrpl<', unfurn. hornf'. Trtes. fully landscRped, fenced yrl.
l"rar OC"fln, $32~/mo , Con1pl't' us~ of recreal1on
fij~.l92 or 213: 592-161j_ l'('n(('r. pool &.i tenn1 ~ crls
* 2 Br k den, 2 Ba., din nn, s:i:ri. Call a fl ~-,1t,ti-{'(J~.
bl ln~. frplr, dbl gar. S29ZJ_ L•aun• Be•ch
L 8 675-4018 of! 5. ----·---·I aguna _e_a_c_h _____ 1 ,.c.,c.,~~'"-'-',,--~--l3 Arch B11y. oce11 n vie.,..•, l~"'. \VALK 10 Bia CoronA . 2 BR. , 3 RR. comp redec, 11·al~ t.:i Br, 2 ha, den. rl1n rm. lam t Ba. S~lO. 2 BR. 2 Ba. $310. .. $31" <9' '16' br""h. A'·•ll 1111 J1oly J .m. :i. .,..... , ev•• & "'" · · 6i;...3000 Ai;:ent. k S22i. 494-1589. w nds. cJ.,~E"'"i-R~.~.~.=.~,.-,-,-m-.-,-m-.-,-1.-l 1 ~C~o~•-•e"'.'"M~e-•_•_____ -~l'"°'B~n~.-N~·o=R=Tcll~F."N~D--I
N. Cyp1·e!1. ~ v.·knd1. Utll. 3 BR. frplc. nu:e r,,11 r yard. 2 RE!\IODELED
grdnr p<I . $275. ra.r gar. 2622 E Santa Ana * *' 494-4:1411 • *'
Lido Sands Avt . 962-~!JO S:iE"MONTH. 3 AR. 2 B11.
nEcon. ftu·n, 3 hr. 2 h.1 .
hltns 11/J)OOI .(, N"r f•c. 11~
hlk to bch. 9 mo leau from
9/12. 61:.-2157.
Newport Be•ch
BAYFRONT 1 br,
renta.l . Sl65. No.
533-0n11.
WLntfr
d0(1.
\~·tl\!ER Rrnt.1.1. 'fU<'llO ('fl!·
t11Xe on ba,y. Arllta oniy. S13S
mn l!<I F. 111.11.1 mn f;46-'26M.
COTTAGf. 1 BR. rlt1'1'1. t>rkri;r homf'; <l,.r k t.· 1'1"11'
nook, priv )'d. quit>\ pi1:rm PLAC F: REALTY 4M-ni04
l,nant11, chdd OK &42-3289. L·~l!SUAL 1 Jl R. I.· li::P lnf1.
3 BR, 2 hi\, v.·!1h healf'd poo l. \V\d' OCf'Rn vlf'w S235 r.ro.
S23.'i mo. 5-IS-3623 0 r ~lll111re .sdlt11 494-46.)3.
2131694-298.l. Mes• Verd•
4 BR 2 BA . Xlnl cond. •
$.28.'i/.\!l)nth. Call Larry. NEAR GOLF COURSE
5-16-~ Charmlna OOu1e In perlect
conn. 3 brlrm, 2 bath, bltna.,
FOR Le11!e S2401mo. 3 BR, 2 t>t-11utiru1 r 1!!n, etc. lmmtd·
ba, Avail now. p 1:1IP im1t-1,o;lnn. No Jlf'tJ
h· M~~~I $27~ n10. 6il.fl~~ or 11 no
fl"')m ··rhri~tm11.• :-;"l'r1(t1t i1-"
tn C\11lr f111,M Lc1·1~. yn1.1 t &n
lurn "'!r~•h l"I r11~h ' Tn ,.
O,\JLr r1 LOT rl•~~1t 1M ad
-e"ll fi.l2-:.<!7~
lln'-. Ira\'' n1,~t<llll:f' 5'1).'.ll~l.
~f'OTLF::-;s~\t .:;::_\V,.rrt .. -:-4 hr
'1 h11. n""' cpl~ I.· rips. 1µin
~rr It ~Ul w/11111·tlnf'r. :v111
t P!nn Rt! !l40-32iA
" '
DAILY PILOT :fl!
HouMt Unfur n. 305 Apts. Furn. 360 Apt1. Furn. 3'0 Apts. F urn. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. l_';ifurn. 365 Apt. U nfu rn . Apts., I Rooms
Fur n. or U nfurn. 3701 ---------·I
..,----------A 'ITRAC twin bfodroom. priv
Co5ta Mes• entren..:(', prlv belh
1-~~~~~~~~~
M ission Vi•lo Balboa l•land
$216Cl. 3 BR, 2 AA, Orn, lam
rnl , 6 mo6 old, frw.-d )a1-d,
c-h1ld11!n OK, 831J-.9482.
N•wport B•ach
STEPS TO BEACH
3 BR, "1·ly IPase ...... $26.l
3 BR, yr!y le11se ...... SZ7.l
3 BR, 1nuntl' to n1on1h . $2:iO
I BH. ls(' or lsc lopt .. ,li:!7J
CAYWOOD REA LTY
Salisbury
~c.:alty
WE STILL HAVE ...
&\nil' QUal1ty 11.'lnter l"fn?a!s
Ji>fl 111 larger & snialler
<1111s., al l'l'asonablc rates,
10 qL1al111ed tcnanls.
Costa M•aa
Cool, Super, I BR.
Lovtly furnittll'I", t~1,g1da11-e
appt'~. rro:.1 frH> rv>trli;:.
QuC't'n sz bE'd . Crp1~. drps.
2120 E:Jden. Adults, $150 mo.
6-16-92711
S120 -RACJIELOR, Hltrac,
cleiin. Qu it>!. Nr t •l"'-')'S &
,,Jiop~. 'latu1~' Adult, no prt,
I 1111 2~72 !\o. 2 LaSalle
5oi7-1584.
~
Co•t• Mesa Newport Beach -----I---;-;;;;;;;:---
s.11L "N Mo>ol FAIRWAf
Bt.1•n Bay & ~ach
8"" Ap•~IVkly-\londuy VILLA APJS. •\l!!O tlJ01el R111s !ron1 S37.50
\\'K. Sl<F.i/.\10. O:ir :lSlh &
Ne11·po1t Olvd. N B.
BEACH Af'r - 3 Bedrrn. l~i
Bath. biand new bL1L!ding &.
f11r11ilttrf', Bl11ck lo bch &
shop~. s:100/11l(l,
2&3BR'l
Prlvele pa!!o pool • lndlv.
iaundry lac.·
Ne1tr Orange Co. Airport &
UCL Adults only. ...
Costa Mesa
DELUXE
APAR.TMENTS
:-.o\r 1\VAll .• ABLJ<:
A•r Cond -~'rplc"11 -3 S111m-
n11ng l'ool~ • Health Spa •
TrnN~ Cris . L,;ame & Bil-
llal'd B.00111.
L ido Isl•
* * \\'ATERt•RONT * •·
Lrg 3 Br, 2 Bil, lf"p din rn\, ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.
11('\ har. Part !urn $42J. •
hiJ-&JN:i -------Mea a V•rd•
v ATTRACTIVE
LIVE L'~E A KING
At f _'get Prices!
f 'UH.i'OISllED -
UNrUR~ISHED
* POOLS * ENCLOSED
GARAGES
w/~hl}v.er, lady prtr. No
:-rnok1ng •Jr pt·!~. Balboa
l~lar1'1. t;i'.t.-4997 evc11.
fF.::\IAL~nJY,--Bachl!klr
Hoon1 S7;ifinr.. ~·urn. Uul
pd . Jrle1:1J tor 1tudenl .
642-8.'120.
Up. It Sl~ per \\'e e k
\\'/K11~hcn. S30 wC'!k up
apts ..
:\!o!o>L * aiS-!17:>.~
6~06 i\ Cuas! l\11 y., ~.H.
548-1290
.~-~ .-cc~-N EA f( BJ<:ACJI, 3 hJ', 2 1!;1,
Salisbury
Real ty
F urn Bachelor & 1 Br
E xceptiona lly n ic e .
3Jj ,\1ARINE AVE. 673-ti900 $130 up. 2110 Newport
"* l-'UUH . .o;:rAR **
ltt".t.11 ,v
835--l-i'l2
20122 Santa An11 Ave.
:\1gr. i\lrs. J oachln1. Apt 3·A
:.1C--ti2l!i
$1 SG-F a bulo us 2 Br. \\I :\ rt:R l'f'fllflls * :1 1~11.,
h .J Yuu 1"111'! fi nd 11 Jar"!-'!' llll·
1 ,t• '1 BEDROO~I
~'J'.O'.\l Sl4Q
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
2-100 ll11rh0r B!~·rl .. C .. \I.
1;1 11 5.i7-.~010
l'U·'..'.TAL OFl'ICJ-.;
f:!"l::N 10 1\:'ll TO 6 P:\I
2 to choos~ rrurn • 2 Ur .• new
1·111~. drps '" p<11nL XJnt Jo<:.
:-.r ~h••p ~ & Ji·11y, ldtal for
~'"oplr, no \'hllctrcn, oo pc!s.
$140 11)0. &;:,..3515 or 644-1408
111' 6-14-07:~! fvr 11pp1.
Ot..x 'J-,,. 3-B1t:-2-Ra., ('fl(·I
~a r. $1j() ,~ 11p. Rf'nl11! QI(·:
'.J4~ia '.\la•'1! Ave. 5'1&-1034 .
N•wpott Beach
* CONVENIENT ro 1\LJ. n~:ACl!ES
FROM $140 MONTH
ADULTS PLEASE
VILLA POMONA
PHONE 642-2015
'l Hlks lrurn II B. p1rr. Furn
U!il pd. s1:, n10 JcleaJ for ~lu1!r11l fil:l-85:,1'"(
~u11dk, b!!ns, 11·/w , rJ•I,
'lrp~. u~e or r lb h se
pool/trnnis crts. Ch1h1 OK
Pt! OJ\. s:;.~ rno. C.:afl ,,_ul-
!ect (213} 8."l2~;,2.
BALBOA. ISLA NIJ Blvd., CM. sunll<'ek, •1111\f'n rrlllll)!, " allrac & \·I ran. s1z;,. ulll ('r tifH ro1· !rss. Rri;ul ~<1r-Ursr,\J!\.'\ RMuil'lr rrnt,
fllr a hlft) :"-:r111· P;irk , C.M.
i.:a!I &l&-llloli9
~::W( ~ H:\, F:!"c I Br. 112;,, & SJ 30. 'l Rr. Sl:lO
k1trhr 11 11 /rlsh11.!.hl', rrpl1'. Ir;,::. lde1d lor 811.rhelor:<0,
paho ~ .. i:-ar.>g<'. A\•;t1l 9/l::i Swim pool. A<lul!,t; .. 111y. 1993
rlen 11rra, par10~. Qu iet d1'Ad-l•---------------incl. • 1 BR., lrplc, $150. s 1 S -h El u11I 111{'1. No l':tudents or f'll•I ~trt'et, 11"1 '· n :-;l'\\'. * panlS eganCO PAR K NEWPORT
petj!!. 711 : 982-7811. p-.iri ''1"· AtJul:s, no pi·1.~. APARTMENTS i 1160 Po1non11 ,\1 c.1 R00\1 11 /h;i lh, pr1\al~ <'ll-
lt'li1ll'I', ;\O \\.IOklng. h blk to
A:'llA7.l"'G Adult L 1 v 1 n &'. i."'c-"-· c'c7.lc.c'-1_>-0_7'_d_. __ cc,_,I
&>a uL l & 2 BR ful'n or unf Guest Home 415
Apt!. Selr clean. ovtn5, -----------1
Dl\V l\n 2 Br) dispb, 15tiag-HOO.\! & tx-.11..rd !or private l:
cpts. drps, jacuzzi &: sauna M<n1 1·Pfl\';l!c mom
8AY SJDJ.:'l71U11ge, Sl~
Rl :: BH, Z b01s. Cai·rw-r~.
rl ra pcs. pool Al1ul1s. 12ll 1
291-7116!.
1r1 61 l:.i. 638-8·170 o r Chul"('h Sr . 5-tS-9633. 2020 f ullf'r1011 '''". C".\!. 1 BR., yrarly ....... Sl50 .\lo. (Just E. ol Bay) Gl:l·81ifl0. Quiet Ad ult L iving Bao.:h('lv1'. I or 'l BNlroon1s,
\\'ATERF'RO."T 1 k c"On\',
df'll. 21~ Bu, fp l.. p11.lio,
h\tns.
Hci I hon Bay P1·up
11,\flBOR V1r11 !1on1r , :; Fir.
!1~11 rn1, 2 l'lu. frpl. lrg
LU\'EL\" 2 s1ory ;j: BR, l BA.
2 lr;rk·s. l'rp1s. 1\dulls. 200
Vnr~. S:IOO. \\'1111('1'.
\i.·1,..,-·1 Ef~s. Ua~fronr. 'l B!l
Po•nthr111~P. \'Jf'W of r ttt!rc
::;.-i l->.:i)' 1,i7:>-l 19~. ·------1:'11\l,\C. Co1upl hu·n 2 Hr
npl \'ra1·ly. S1tl0f n"' l'<o
l'l11ld1·1·n ur fl('!S, 61~-6'.l\j. p ~ 1 i o. Ponl fkC' $.1:-.0 8.11--~~9·1 . L'll \f{\11~\; l111111101·ul.q,. h.v
1:"•\11';.it\ir, I hr, Sl~~I 1110 incl 3 Br 2 I~ :! Slul',I, f.rpl(', 11111 '.!;ll 'o 1\111rthy~1. i\'.r1r1)(1rt Sho res S18J lse. --· Ba lboa Peninsula __ _ 61:.-Ll(i(J.
:J B H. Frplr. 1 C'H.r ~arngr. CL~.,\N l~ach apls or ~ICf'fJ
~o p(ii;-. Clo&-to schools. r111 ~. steps h;·h. SI00/1110
Sl6J. 646-~J l. l !'. ::1:) E. Balboa J3h·d.
J Bit bl!n~. frnctd )ar'Cl. 6i::-~1;;.
Lovrly r'K'1ghhorll00d Rcrs e S1j.-c\\c,K7'c&~Uc.P~-c0co~Occ-<o-,,
req'd. S270. 1110. 6·15-l<MG. L;•1·rly Bach-1 BR-Rms.
Newport He ights :\!au! ~cr1 io.:e. Pool. lll1l pd.
e Call 67~..Si·IO e
DARLl;>o;G 2 BR houS4'. !111. I c11c,1o,c..Tc.Ec.R~,-,c"c"-.1-,,~1°,c1°2~8=R
mac. Gdnr ino.:1. Adult~-no epti;. nr t:1th t.: B<dboa.
P"IS. Rers req. Eves . Gi.-.-1;,j;:_
642-:X.03. ---c-----\\'INTER: S\6\ 2 Bedroom. 2
Sa n C lemente Baril. 1w:1r Ba~
.\TcillER~'·2-b-,·.-1'-,-h-'._h_l1n '.llO Ah·a1·11do P\a{'P.
sto\'e & n>lrig. 0\ {'rlook1 n,; tBrt---;;-fl~ll'.'. ~11nd('ck 9
\lun. I:nlf cou ri;r, Adull~ nn-f\1.in1h lf'n!;il, ~I i~.
l.\-. S22'.'i. ~92-~392. 12131 ti7:1-l 126
'
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University Park 1 Blk 10 Ol'can .~.--,-10-N'-,.· I
J BR, fa1nily, dininl?, 3 BA, Frpk:, lgr patio, 2 flR, ldry,
vieV•.' or t111ls, S375. tno. adlts, s2:t'1. fi..12-1276.
833--0300 d11ys. 833-0 ~ijO 1\ICE apt fnr rrnt, J~ hlk lo
night~. O'BrlC'n, av11il OO\v. O(.'t"an, Uli l pd. S1~J/mo
Houses Furn. or t..P . :.';,()(l St·av1e'1" Cd'.\L
Unfurn. 310 BAL'I! a pt. rnn1pl k11rh &·ha.
Newport Be ach
BEAUT n1oc!. 1011 nhou~. 3
Br, 212 Ba. l11Jll'. fl/\Tin. pool.
2 car gar. all bl ln~. r1'PI~.
111'illJ"'.". 1..Ra ... P S~l.i Ill
~,23-4i10 or 846-j!f.11 c1·e~ aft
~ pn1.
Townhoua• Unfurn . 335
Newport Beach * Adults P r e ferred *
:: BR., 212 h;i., 2 rar !{'.1.rai::1·
f'a11n~ pool. s2•~-
nE1\J;ror. ~1,.;.ml(lG -------
Ouplexe a Furn. 345
Balboa Peninsula
ANNUAL rf'n1al. ! ow r r
rlup!rx, 2 lgr AH, 111111~.
rpl~. ftrp .... st1ort hlk !my nr
fll'f'an. ~23:i n10. 61fl·0744 or
121~) 69'1-6012.
N e wport Bea ch
OCEANFRONT dupl('X, llt'W
\ BR. 2 BA . SJi:1 1110. l,011·pr
2 Br .• ffTllC $121 mo. \\linter.
I adult F urn. lltll pd. ~120.
Yr<\1 I~· !i.\:!.,1.~:..'(t.
Costa Mesa
mesliBllU 21
;\r11, l'ol'autifuJ garden apar1 -
n1r rtl!< \\'l!h
e PRJV,\TF: PATIO e e POOL e SPA e e GARAGF: e
e ,\DI 'L TS -NO PETS e
I RP.·l l!lll, 1-'Ul'11.
2 BH -1-R,\.S~~;, t nrn,
1."il ~:. '.!l<.t :-;, . C.'.\L e fi lo~.S1i6G e
C ASA de ORO
CA.<;;U,\L Calir. Livir.g in a
l\'/il'lll i\lt'dth•rrariran atmos-
phere Spacious color CO· ordin~ted arts. designed k.
furnished .or st.rlr & com·
lurt e l!caled pool e Kirch·
(',1 \I'/ i.ndiITct ligh!ing •
Oelu.'!e RIO. Adults. l'\o pets.
1 RR.-SI75 tum.
UTILITIES l:\CLl-D ED
:r,, \\'. \\'ilson 6-12·1971
:lll 1 ~il•hl•I"' f'lr . 6-jj...-Oj44 -----------1 or 121~> fi!JS--6012.
\'EAJlL Y-ln1ma•· 2 RR. 2
ll A. P11tio farH1f.:' h<1.1
.\dull.•, 1~1 fl<'''-· 22~ I'.l1h St,
-.; R. fi'i'J--2;()fi,
<'ICE1\ .... V 11·11. 2 ru:. 11r111\'
·ICr'<lr .• 1•r1~. 1lrfl"'. \\ tnh i·
':l.",() inn 61.">-.~~~2
EL CORDOVA
Apts.
\,(',\' 1 .~ 2 1-l!: l.11\>lfy \pl~
I )~!011 1u -.. xrra < l•1~r1~ ,(. , 'If'·
t".1nl,, 11!\UrY ~11rt11. ('T'r11 .:,
t~ :111· i·rr· ta1'1I S.-P(J(JL.
\rl11l1.~ • 1\o r•·T:o-
?1177 ('hurlr Sr. (~11-4.\70
Ouplexe5 Unfur n.
Dana P o int
350 ----..... ---... 1
OCF.A:-J Vif'I\' drhixe dup\r~
2 Rr. lry: rlrn. 11i50 ~rr. 11 2
rrplf'. \II'! bar. ~undeck. ';].I:
~>47-J4j7.
Huntingto n Bea ch
• \lODEHN 2 Br. Bltns.
C'111:<, drps, frpk. v.Pll-
m1t1nt. s13;._ Call 81l-4!iG.\.
Laguna-~--c_h ___ _
11EJ.UXE J br, 2 b~. r R.· d.
cler k, O('f'lln vif'\\'. 11n ~111i1U
<·hillircn. Avail a ppr n 'I
10/15. SJOO. 49-1-6372. ---
~ L__ ___ __, llp•rtmtnl1 lor Renl
Apts. Furn. 360
Gen•ral
Rent Beautiful Fllrnitw"•
for as little u
ONE MONTH
complete w ith
your 100"/.
Purchase Option
Ind. item l!!lecUon.
24 Hour Dely.
CUSTOM
Furniture R•ntel
517 \V, 19th, C.M. M8-l481
Anah!!lm Ti4-2800
La.Habra 694-37o.I
Balboa lalend
1 ~ 2 BR., v.·n1e1•fron l. Yr!y
or \\ 1n!€'r. A<lult~. ;"n pets.
f)r"•k pril·ilcl{e <.. 67:\-G&IO.
ATTRACT 1 FlR--;p,-\l'lntr r
I fir y,.11rly; ~1 11tul"f' 11.r111\t~
only: NI) fl<'l!'I. 67:1-1501
/
$145-F a bulou i I Br.
'i"ll\1 "n1i'r find :. l;1q.~f'r.
111flrl' IHl'rly [iH'1ll~l1f'rJ llfll
tor )\'~'· B<:rt tH, g.•rv!•'"
fU'l'a, pa 11ns. Quiel, <i"ad·
t:'nd ~l l'l'l'!, j11s1 S, nl ;\'.('11--
port ,\11>. 1\duJrs, no lof'l~.
1{12fl t'ullt>rlon ''""·· C.\1,
1.)11-.1 E. of Bay\ &12·S6fl0
-S165~F--;bulo~2 Br-. -
Y1J11 11un ! l1nd a la rgrl',
rn•irr ni1'1?l_v rorn)~hC'd 11 111
for !c~s. Beaut gard"n
::r rf'fl, pa11o!I. Quiel, d•':itl·
r n1r srrrl'1. JU~I s or ;\c1v-
J>f•r• /\1·~. Adults.' no pt'I~.
~lfl:.!fl FUllf'rlon A \'t!., CL\1,
1.lu<.t E. or Bayl 6-1 2-flf\90.
U--;:;beli evebly Bea utif--;:;I
\.'1\I. n· !SERF: \,ardo:n Arr~.
Adul!s -no )X'l~. F1011·c~
f'l'f'ry11 lif'rr. Slrf'illll &
\Vntt:'rfHJI , ~;" {!O('I ftf'C'. nm,
!'11un11, f'f!'IS 1-2 Hrlrm. F'urn-
lJ nfuJ'n. fron1 Sl:J,',. SEE IT:
UOO Pa.Mion~. 64'2-11670.
*$35 WEEK & UP*
Studio & I BR a pta.
SUNNY ACRES
MOTEL
1 bl!-,oulh of ~·air1?1'1Junds
23i6 Nl'!1l'port Blvd.
~,IR-9iJ:i
LOVJ::LY 2 Br. rum ,q,pl<.
~1v i;h<lg crpls. Pool. Clo~
lo lhopi;, Amplr park!na .
AdWr1, no pms. Slf,(J.
1!41 Pomona, c:.1.
l':XTRA large 1 BR, nr OCC.
$130. Garagr, lndry facil.
J"o pPIS. 546-.fl594
$1 15 !o $1Z;i 1 Br.+ Barh ap!
m1l111l'I' Jiduh!> only, no pclli.
21.t'1 Eldrn, N!'I. 6. * ,i;;-J'C:'lo'.:\l/';G",~~o,-Nol,-n-Acp~<
Pml. Sml ilof.: f'\ic 1 Bi'. Sl~i
2 Hr. t...nr, sir,:.. fil.'r-~i?.O
Ciill &12·~711 & chl'lre:t 11.
's~ll~A~R~P~l~B-,.-.cc,ccB~R~.71~171d
JJOOl, Kr. shops. Adults. i\o
pct~. UuJ pd . JSIW :itonrovla.
::.1S-0336.
l .~· 2 Br. Tra ilers. Also
S1ud1u apl. $!Kl to S12'J.
+ Ct1I '.\laturf' ntrsons unly.
G--lf>-l l«Y.t 11.lt •l pm.
fR~.SJ-11.Y fXHOlf•d l RR lip·
pr1. Lpt,;, d1·ps. d~l111shr ,
1>11 11~ Adult.•, 110 pets. Cull
&12-4!~1·1 art 6 pm.
Sl 1:"1/n10 r1Lx rnQf! hrn. <-o,npl
Cu1•11, hti.l pool_ 11rlul1~-n.1
prts. 4 ,o.;c>11~on :'>Joh Est, 23;,9
Npl Blvd. ~184;.11:!.
FINF'. 1 BR ap!. (;araRP j31
Shal1111ar Dr. f 1 blk \\'. ol
,\naht>!!ll &· 1 blk So. of l81t1
St .• C:\-11
ROO '.'llY 2 Rr. [lU'n upper.
Sl8J. Util pd .. gar. Nr OCC.
1 child ok. 642-:i>SJ.
Shad y Gardens-Pool
1 .to 2 Bit. ft'Onl l lri.
li7 t:. :?211d Sl. &12-:ll;i-1:'1
H~:DECOR 2 IX'rlnn. 1'f'fr1g
Ut1 I. t'hlldren -s1:.o
~71 JoAnn. !'i-1~[1977
• * ~1 u11nua: 1 Hll. (;111•rl('n
Apt. Pool. Rr<" rn1 . Sm! dog
Dh. s1 :i:) ni; .... :,~."!11.
1-BR., furn. nc<1r ~hopping
.~uo JX'r n1011th
R{";l!onfJn11(·S Rlt1·s. G7~Hii00
e 1 & 2 BR Sl40 & up. Trop·
t1•;1.I p<JOI, Spiral s:air:s, frrl,.,
1-l:l E. 1Sth, &12460:!, '1[1.1-0209
t-.\\'l 11(111·-1 t.· 1 Rr furn
Pno!. J"f'(' rn1 . grl lor. :"o
··hilrlrl"l1 nr prl ~ f>ilfi.-;.1<24,
V-1 ·1~;\. '1 Rr a pl l 'lilit1f'"
pauL ~1fi0 Jl<'1' 1110. 2217-B
i\laplP Sl '.,1/l-~1!1 1.l
Dana Point
+ * Sing\<'. TV. pool, pets
f)I\, DA:XA i\tanna Inn, 34111
Coast Hwy.
Huntington Beach
La Quinta Hermosa
:l BR. yrly, unr ..•.. Sl!J5 ;\In. I ---"--'---"'---'--'---I .l\h11.i! •'Pl • d"ps • hhns an1\ 1"oWnhnuse.s. SJ>ii , pools.
3 BR. 11·n1r, ulll pd. 522:\ :.10, 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath BeauWuJ Pool • AU Ulil Pd tr nnis. Yro111 S170. Across
81, 1·•2· 2 BR $170 lrurn Fasluon Island at J a.m. -1 1 .. 11 111tcr • •• • -· · ,J, l 11111;:: room \\"llh cathrdral *du! •1 Nrii·i1nr1 B•~•<'h Riiy 675-1642 1 & f 1 "'-" ts on y-no pe!5 bo1?'.'e & San J oaquin llills ce1 1ni;: rp <' .• -....·pJrn1e 'l 'I A , d S &!" ~-9 1 d 71 "'I l!IOO Y' ON-THE-BE-ACH laundry area . Encl p11t10. -~ ioci> n · f. """"1 ~oa s, 1 ~) '-'"'". ·
UJi•rr •l uplrx. :-;'io.:f'ly furn. S1•01n1m1ni: po .. i .~ chlidren's * BRAND NEW~ t...i.1 h~. Huge pool. &1.'i-7206 ____ ~1
\ BB ... ;lrn, :-Olarried <"Plj', pl<1.1·i::-1'0Utld S'.!00 * BftAND NEW* 2().JJZ Santa Ana. IAc1us5
onh· :-.;0 t'h1ldrf'n or IX'fS. llARBUH il ltJ.::C~S fi,1111 S.A. Cvuntry Oub).
M•rrlmac Wooda Rentals to Sha re 430
41.) i\'lcrrlmac i\'ay, c.~l.
Y ri~;. SC.'l(l P•'r 111o. ;,.11.16-1: ~146-43;,3 La Costa A pts . ~1'·(•'111\I~ I & 2 AR unl1.~
_ ----------------------1 1 & 2 BR. hl ln ~. <11·111Ht111u: Vi~>111 SJ:1;,. up. Frpl...:F.. priv.
----------\\',\"''TL I) l"Onirnah' to
2 RR 11pr, $140 mo. ,\dulls ~h:u·r :l hr, 2 hll 0<'1'1'1n '\'1ew'.
ouly. Partly r11rn f{ca~on. Call Hl1C'n j.l()-6055 BCH 1-'1·111 ... :1 Bdrn1, 2 Ba. P ark-L ike Surrounding "'"ll. !aria i, b;ir-b-"U" & gnr. 1 QC l' 1-~· " ' pal•,.~. loads nr 1: ostls. fl tol0r TV, k1nr. !.· q\leE'll 'J :T-lll::LlJXJ~ 1J~'t'.Allu!llp<f.$l:Ml!0 Sl !O. ;\dll lls.:'l!;:i•.5.",7-0'l l l. 2 I b kl\ I ~)c'----c-----cc-1 *. &16-2i70 • *
hf'd~. pl u~h~ -\\.'i n I e r . 1·2 & l BR APTS ,\dull ~. 1\0 Jlf'I~. Hit <hip"~. Al' QI,. !trp I' i\1 1\N llf'f'tb r oo Ill 81 e' CH&-1~34 Hon Also t"urn Bar·hi•lors ;r,1 /\l ll<'Hrlo. C;\\. 642-!lj OI! *EASTBLU-FF T Hf lh1mil!on, SIJO. 846-5090 (Slrnigtit.f 2~r-J5 to ihet?.
2Brt, p;.i!·-,0-.-,.-,-1~-.,-.-~i: b!k l'r,• patios * Htd Pools A 1·ir11 n[ Nrll'po1·1 Ct>ntcr & ci f1 6 pm. /u1•11. 2 hr 1111t 1n C.'.'11. $83
t,., ben;·h ,f.:: bay. Ar· l\"r shop'g * :\dulls 01Uy 12! 2 Br. Apt~ Sl JO Hi!; L:111)<1ll Gotr Cuursc. Hunting-to-n-=B-.-.-di~--rnn. tj.1~·6118 arr. f) P:\L
M rt• ·1 Apt \l v ·" 0 Lux1u·y 2 BR. 2 811. apL ~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I ennnnodatf's 3 or 4. 1\l';:i,1! a In que 5, · "~" c11ir, o 11' 11 s t a 1 rs GAL 11·1.-.l1!'s In ;<.li;1rc eh1trn1·
d ' I 11 P'101 ! $27."r l'f'r 1non1h. Srp! 8 to June 15. 675-3131 1iT1 ~.;inla Ana A\•c., C:'ll <f' ce. Lrpts c i·p~. 'lns, 775 AMIGOS WAY ON BEACH'. 1n11: b;i.yfront Bal. Island
re t~. r.1gr. Ap! Jll 6-16·~13-]2 ga.r .. no f)('I.~. :iii! \\'il.<1.in. h"111r 11/i;an1e 30 -~O -----------1-~---'--------'-\IP\)l"r. cqi1/rlq1s. hltns. SI'(' ,\lr, Bnrnr~ f>l4-i~23 1 \\1111e" Rental -' hscs BAY MEADOW APT_S_ NE\V APTS _ti_i.l_-02~~'-~cccc----I " ' ., · bcarnrrl C('1\1ni;:, uti l prl .. ~\1 l3L~,\SJ-: br, Park _-
frotn ocean. Front 1 Br, 1 Bea111 1.:r1J1ngs. panelu1g, (·hilrl ok 00 fle lll. fi-!&-3786 ;..'r\•port n10Clel 1-D, Vacanl J er From $227 2 HOD.\l'.\lATJ::S
BR.: Rear 2 Br. 2 Be. Utll prJ\' patios, 1't'c'1't'ar1on fa-or ~.i;..mi;o rl<iii . Attrac r<>durtion 111 2 BR F rom $1~2 heach-fronl a11f
pd. Ph. 962---8$.1, \'lilhl'S. 1\ll a1lul1s 110 ""IS -------·----11 '·I ' J BR f'rom 13-,-, \'I(\\ ~·cn1al('S
to shai·e
11·/g1-e11.t
p re r, • '"' :-.;i..·\p 1 RH rt 111v11! 1 y i'f'n.., or rr-
:: BH, 1 BA. :l rioors rron1 e 2 BR 's FH0:'-1 AS LO\\' '1··' 1' "1"11 "A1'1roun niai nder or lsc. tfl [)«:1st. 1'"urnlt~ Available l clc0!7-0~c·;,s~c·~-c.c-----,-I
0, 9 "'°'' ; ; 11:-" .. ,0. 1•vr .. gara~c. " 1'011-.. 11·a1er, yearly , ·M " Call: 644--073-1 alt 6 p111. Carpe-~·drapes-...ishwasher FJ:::\IALI:: !Ca{'hl'l' n r r d s ,1,.,, • 38; \\'Ba." S!., C.'.'ll. 1·r nu'nl'r .". l.argr fcnc('rl 1 , .. modern, • 1 C 11 2 healed poo -saunas-tennis ... -...1m-rnate for _1 Br. N"-""1. l';~Jl l'>lfi-OOi.~ rP111· yan . hi r or iw r~ \\''front U!ldf'r ronsl1'\l('f1on '"" -.. ,. ill:ii~iro._·~~~-~-i---"'l <·"m<. 117,1 ., •. 1 h 1 'b .,.__ rec 1tl0m-oceanvie11·s H gth~.h11n1<'.&!6-099~. \\'ATE11~·n6:xT P('n. $130-F--;bUtou-;-1~ '' " "" nw "· un urn. ·• r. ·' ""· patios-ample park1na: Bal fir,..2 11.:, rirn, Sflfll"O,'I 1700 sq fl ta, S . __ , SHARE honil' on !.ido J~tt.
Children 11c_'Cepll'd. Far
1lr!11.1L~ 1·1111 ti7:1.i1~;, ,\ \J
~I··!<'~ Hr. fain 1•n1. pt'•\ ~un Yo11 11 011·1 l1nrt a lan::cr nlo.:· ·, ------r ! 1 l /b l.'Curity gu;uu!,
1h•< k 'Iii h..J<tt n1uo1 \\'u1t( 1 r1· art for lc~s. Rf'alit.' c;1 r -!'1
1
1'A/.;· 2 ~ ~ ~~ apl. Sl~O .t 'p. ~:11~·;. i;:~·:~. 'r11r'rr~i;,floa~·. :~i HUNTING TON
ls•'. S?l.•. :~is.-.1:'.~fa :.It Ii. (l l'n :1 !'1'3, pa llos. Quiel, , 11 fl'hl~. · :,'' K\1.1
1 ('~Is, lsP )rly nr ~ell. 67J-S2·1~l. PACIFIC dr;1d 1·n1J ~(rt'('!, Jll.<.t S, of l11'pS, (n<., pa !I) II ~ n..:,
$!:UJ.LH C. I BR duplf':... l'!il 1\eii·r.nri ,\i r. Ari 1,11, ,,11 l!'l~I 1\l;lrle ;..,. 3 61 2-~~1 '1 y" ALMOST READY OCE NAVE H 8
Garag•s for Rant 435
I ' 1 lk h I 417 R ,... ' 711 Ai " · · Garanes $25 P er Mo f" · J 1 !' J. ••.\'• l•"'s. 20:l0 F1illrr1nn A\'t:'., C,\1 ,!2_1_1 (\1):,•r:r :"\n. fi 6~&-22~7 Br;i nd nr11 -l UP •. $160-2 BR l'il4) "'" 1481 • '
14 II ,, 1 -.,-11 ·· .,.,.... &12-fi~!l l tx-rore 6. a )()a , "o pc s .. tti-;:iJ , tJu ~r !·:. f>f Bil.~') 6-12-~·i~UI. T H11'1.EX I .\r 1Jld, 2 lgr $190. up_ Al\ uti! pd, Priv. Ole open 10 a n1-.6 pm Dally l~=~~~cc~~-~=I z BR. 2 Ba rlv•n~rrs, S200. $l=..r.l-lnuna..::. 2 r.iir.-2-8,\~ hrdrin~. liv rni, •lin nn, r:1t1u, hlllianl rn1, hid pool \VILLIA:-.1 WALTERS CO. Office R e ntal 440
Aval! no1\' ti! June. filOO Cpts., rh·p,, hllns . 'l"ll'I sllr+):: •'Pl~. di·ri-~. rlli;f'l, rnl'I 11 /jao.:ulz1, Adu!1~. 20101 1"""""""""""""""""""""1
610 o 11 .., l~u·rh SI., N.R. 5:,i-42·16. Dl-~SK ~1mce 11vailable $.'10 Ncpturll". 714: :,-14;•2 co · 4-plex. l\i·. Fri\')~. \\'r,lk lo paflfl, r.:11r, lnd1y fa rl!. no Parklike Bcl:ch LJ\'tna mo. \Vill provide flirniture
3 RDH:'-1:-;., 111.: BA, sm. \\.'1n1rr lrast .
bltin~. s hop·g &.. ~i·h!s. 1 ('hdrl l•k. prls. i\v:11I rirt. J, S\7;, 1no. fltJ PLEX up!)tn iri; apt, Lido for Ad uhs at s;i mo. Answering service
No ['("t~. 11111.-1~i;s LeSaltr u1:,_~:;17 ;i_:.1 r.. 11n•fl. Nr fi whflrd·~ n111rke-1. Casa Del Sol 11.vailablc. 30~ No, El
\01 I c·'l '1°'"-''I ' l'I' I'll r, 1 '1a111rr adulls <'lnly. , 1.R f I p Camino Rt>a l, 5.,, , ,. • ·' •• c , .... ·•<' · ~ •. , ~ 11~. 1· pa !", • ~ urn un vt p•
r S 17~1/n1<1 \'<•11rly rentals. "' • • 1 · · Clt'tnen1c. 4!12-4•120 :; BP,, 2 Ba, t,,..au1 rp1 \ .~ rpl.1:, llrp~. l-'rn111 Sl~.o. ~:11') lii:i-1\t•l'I Ho, fllllc in 2 BR, elevatn~. . .
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N•wport Height• Orp~ 1 "1111 l'hlh! ~·k 11!•\\'r-11 :i\ln111,,1rr l ~\lola -----~cc~ dsh"'shrs, crpt5, rlf11S. Pets Df<.S!( spare avallable $.'iO
CL~;,\:-.' 1 or 2 Br. Ati lt•. m Sli!l/nli•. 1016 El CHin:m•, 1 :nl'drn~. 1 21~f:.! Ld111Rf'l", 2 LIRANL> nl"w c.lclu,,e 2 BR. 2 arrrp\t'd. From $14::i. nlo._ \\'ill provide furnlll:'rc
pr!~. le. kit. $1 ~ .. l--Sl ::>O. 2·121 flpt A, ('\\. Oprn ~ n ;,..; hlk.~ l'H~I nf 11 11 rho r . RA unit. Dishwasher, patio. 2ltiel Brookhursc ::;t, llB. a! $? mo. A~~wt:'~lng service
F.. JGth ~1 . ;\'B. &\G-1S01. Pr•i. ~t k ::;un 12.;i piu ~:\!1..Jl'1:1'l 11[1 finr \\'knrts. i\nw hldi.: A1a1l I/Jr 1st • lil41 962_6G~J * ava:!ahlc. '222 f<orr~t Ave,
U t 365 ··J -trn;int 1)l't 101 h. Choi~ of L:1)::\1na Beach. 4!l.\-~66 Apt. n urn. .~.,---'1 ,~·L ~ tlr. Fan11ly Units. :'\'cwl y e OCt"AN VIE\V Fro si:r "---,--------•Ii "fir ('(In lor p l l lfi-r1-p1~/drps. 6i!>--31Jl R. f:. " m · J . OF.SI\ space available S:iO
G-I QUIE T-Downstairs 'I · ,. ifl · ·1· l RR. F nrn or Unrurn. mo. IV 'I provldo 1 .. _,.1 ... , en•ra Vil I A \IF'A Apts 719 \V \\'l;\TER rf'ntal, N1-"\1 p._,r1 u ...... ,... :? Hr. lll'IV ~hag cpl" p;:i,ti'), .•.• "' ., . CASA PL.AVA, l·Uh & at $5 n10. An."l\'Cring SC'rvlcc
VEN DOME
l1\l1\IAC1J LA TE AP'I'S?
ADUt:r and
FA:\11!.Y Srction
Close to shopping, Park
., Spacious 3 BP.'5, 2 ba * Sw1m pno!, pu!/i;retn * _Fr·pl , J11r!iv lLnrhy f:if''!s
1845 Anaheim Ave.
COST,\ i\IJ::SA &12-2824
f'n1·l car , :\la1u1'f' R1iu11~ •U' \\ ll!'<ln ldti--\T:il. p,.ninsula. 3 llR, 2 BA. i;:ar, \Val11 ut, JIB. 5.16-!!367. a\·aLlable. 17875 Beach Blvd.
rrl1n'd p1'f'r d. Nn f"'ts. ';]4.~/ 2 Bn . 2 BA. 1·p1/rl1'P~lbllin \\'Jn, 1 h!k 10 hay & bch N•wport Bea ch llunlin1<:ton Bea.r-h. &12-4321 _n_m_._.,_:_,.~_,_!0_0_0_&_1._1-0_1:~'._. _ \\'•d1rtrl r;.•rr. hku p, pa: in, .~l·IO/rrin'7 _c>-«>_.:_c1_1_· _
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2 Bil <lf'l11.~ 10\\'nhou~". i ;:ir . 2 k1d:-/nn p<>!s ~1 ti:i ,...,,~lAC-Dlio; upntr , Resort F<llt nt-i--1c r. or~ sroRr.. tTp1~.. firps, blrni;-, P''' l'i!-11 nrl .\lat', :i!S--112iS Rn. hll n~. fl11·hr, rpl/r1rp, -11 11--&I"''" Li'v·ing 111 \V _ \\'iJ.!.un. c. t11. patio. f'r>1•I ~a n1gc. 11rl11f!,t;, Lnt; J 1\1'. apt 1111[ur11. Cpl~. 11" o;ig. j,,, .,.... ;i, L'"2-6.~0
6!:!-l2i6. <n '""' :<111 pl't Of\. Slti.i .. ~W.I Co-·l!·p~. !11111~. 1•rfni:. $!40 1110 -----Lllxtuy apt living "/Si mil· --~-=-==cc=
ol1lfs;:f'. :,l(l-7217 .I!-1111 :-,,, •·hild i'1·11, nn fl"I~. LAJ u :i-; 2 HIL. yo>11l'ly. Pal l('>, lion recrcalion. _5w1111ming, BAY VIEW OFFICES
!f.1/1 f' (' '1i>-ll l" 1 1{11r11gc. ~ 4lst SI. -$200 te nnis, b11!111rd~. and vol-!Jf'Ju.~c. Air-Conrlillo .. r rl * z BP., ! Bi\. t;fdUJ~.:'\ _·__:__ "-:un tn":._:_•·__:_:'_'.._ ;\,Jn nil' _ 612-'"'!'''c ____ lrybRJl,heRllh clubs,.88.UllllS, Lido Al"f'll -:-()c Sq.~-!.
1·111ls. Shfl8 •"l'ptiz, drp~.-. BJ·;,\UT!l-'UL l & 2 llfL "'"'J R I "k 6"6'00 ---eluhhoLJsr, parry room, resi-ca r:inoni1r~ n r . ,,,.. ' _ C!ll'hr. po!1n, h1•r1111 1·••d11lf:.c1 (•,111!1 •11111.,r;uy (;"l'dl'Jl ,\pl.~. OE LUX BAYFRONT -
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I .,, •. o 1 I I dent 1rnn1s pru .~ pro shop $.i~ lo S7j 1110. G1·nd fir. rp (.', J.:<•l ~ ·" ·.1 r11 l'fl 11"'· frp!r . rool . 2 Bit, 2 ba , AUit~. l\'o pets.
Sp11nl~h Country Estate Liv-
jng &. Sp11.cioug Ar.ta, Tel'-
raced pool; sun~en '{as BBQ
Urillf'llevable Living -Only
I Br unf $150-furn $175
2 Br unf $175 furn $210
ALl_, UTIL INCLUDED B a lboa Peninsula
'\''12. $1 6./'1 1111rl nluch more! Singles. 11.ir/ron<I. l i -!8-B-('-D ·" ,.,, .). "' "o, .~l ."~J-.~J!i~1. (1111 !1411--oilfi.~. Aw11r Si•r11 19, 67.5-0236. : /.,_ 2 BR's. Furn-Un/urn. N r 11· po r I n l v d, C :\I . 1 ·~ HH I l~A. l"f'Rl', 2;,'M 2 HH . rr•lf. o/df'l' lllil!Tl<'d :111n~.:i. f'!"pl/drp h~/IS. 1 Rent~ !ron1 Sll'l. ' ' No 612~2S21. 6'14-l(M)I. Special nonus; ll sUver-
platcd candle snurrer Is
)'QUfS U yoll bring lhis 'ld
1vhcn ~·ou visit our models.
4 blk5 S. of San Diego Fnvy
on Beach ] blk \V. on Holt
\'EARLY, ()('f"1.n virw, fro rit t;;r11'[101'1 Blvrl. C.\1. ()f)<'Jl r·r .. 1ph'. olr!<'r 1•h1fd OK. :\"() blk /1·r,n1 hf'fl<.:h l\'r sbp'g I · --cc--
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,1 f • Q n ~ r~~e rrquircd. Models Opf"n ·,.-.o c.-,1. ,.,. '. "11,, .. ,., Comp"' ;\fl . p;ir, y ll,Jl, ll lf't 111•· ::;11t /I :im-12 ["Ir 1n~...,..·1 ... 11 l>l'I~. 117 ,, EH~I Rily. ('lllr. Yrly &!G-36~1. D ' ,,, ,, ,) ,.
I I :\" ,., . -----I al!y l01o . 11. l 1 " r1f'r t""u pr. , ri prt~ fir S"'/1110 1 i·l111r1 fl k ··~..(17 11 ----------.. OAKWOOD GAROE"'1 r . nru1i:: :11rrl0r._ ...... an
l'hlldl'f'll. f;;,'i-~!22 or ' ·'·--·-J.(; ~ Br. hltr1~. c•pl/dqi~. l\'J•,\V ! Hr, 1•lr11n, i;to1·e k '" h 1 3.k ft
6-,.-"1.'"2. e Barh. t'. 01· u11f .~11:1 11ri 11111 ~1 . .i;::ar. S l~n-;..·., pe1 s. rrl1•'!, 1 hlk f1'1n1 Cll"'an. APARTMENTS ~ ~r"~-~ecrc ary, . ~ "' .i4f.-0,;i5. e ! Bit Furn or 1111f Sl:lll up ~.~O-~Q or ~.4R-!Sfi7, SJ7:1. i\o fl<'I~-. fi7:t-Jlo/.\i 11rt 6. Newrort-Nonh -. ..--~----cc--c l
to 16211. ParK5ide Lane. l HR. 2 ba. drpsfrrpt!<.
(714) 8'7 ~141 frpll', p;.1110. g11r. r hlk lo
l1t'h Yrl.\• ~'.?:ill fij~ ~.~10
BR. t urn .~ 115 / n1 o · Corona def Mar
f1v,'rlonku1g hraut. F:llrden
pa11n ,(. hralcrl pMI, ,\dull~.
l!i.;., 12th sr. /11 r·os~ r1'0m
1.:1hr l';tl'I< :l16-~f)92
Lagun-a-Beac~h----
t Hr, :1 na, no ·r ;u1v1r 11 tn
1r •1••11•1 t1lr l•'•l'l.1• nul ,v.
H1·r ·-. :.n )•!~ 1n \\'Mrt~ Cn1r
nr.10 h. l ,l':i~r 01·! l91h-J1111(·
JOlh S.l9:•. ·1'1\-R1!!'l. ----Sljl) f L:R.'I. ho1·r ly 1 Br. nr
h1 h. Al~o tlA•'h 1tpl~. Sl'll1.
S1 10. SH(I. l'lr l f'l'I. H<'f.P
<'111!>1(1 <tdlr.~ 4!+1-1200.
HOU:\\ & hRth 11·/p11 ._.,.,.
1ra n;·r. (J O!<e to hl•ach, bus
.~ ~hop·(t. :'>'orth ~ n d .
-l~l-i079
S'T1.THfli', 11t 1I~ rfl. ro!nr TV .
1 , blk 10 C"·11.<an1 Bay IX"h.
$1 l., 11p 4'l-l-2,'..0il j)
N•wport B1111 ch ---YEARLY i..l'at:e. Spaci011~
rirlu~r 3 Rt:!nn. 2 Bath.
f11'C'p]:1('{', 11·f~; ('llrpl, furn
11r 11nrurn, rlock ava1lab!r.
67:-.-:i!l.1'1. -------i\1".1\R Hr111·h-Hoo1ny 1 Br. Ii:.
dr n. upper apt. Y!11tt11-e. cpl.
Yrr1rl} S\75.,flU!ll pli.
fi\2-:):.~:;,
\VAL i\ to bch. 2 Br. patio, 2
c::rr sar. Yrly leaae. $250
nio. /\dulls/no fl I! I!.
fi73-0Sl:i.
YEARLY rY'n!al, strps lo \V
Nr11·pnl1 Re11rh. 2 BR. 1
BA. \V/\V rp1, <Im~. hltn11,
pa !•n. /'Jfl P"!J:. 67~3J.I~.
Bayfront & Beach
l hr. 'L h::r. ~riv, $425; \l'llll<'r,
s~.'2j. ,;7;,...{12:'.ll.
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O'.'I TEN ACRES
I & 2 13/l. Furn. & Unfurn.
~-1rcplaces I priv. ri~tio5.
Puols ·renn!s Contnt'l Bklst.
90U Sea Lane, t..:dtl-1 644-26U
(11111cArthur nr Co111t Hwy)
,/ BA YF'P.Q;\l'T
./ B,\YVJE\V
Announf'lnr;: th" ri uiel ope 111n2
o r Bayport Apt~ .•• for
Ari1d!s; ,\nd !he ~lil?htl,v Ir.<~
riu1c! nprnini;: of llfl}'I lC'll'
Ap1~. [c•r le 1n il1r~.
t •::ru 1t 1°11 &11-5ii~
CLEAN unprr 2 br, 1'pts,
,1,,.~. "tv & rf'lrig-, !'-OUlh nl
h11)•. Cnuplt only. f"O
PETS! $190 i14 67:-r-1478 or
2 1.~ 431-119."i Cf)l\l'!'I
-~-~-2 BR. 2 bH. VP11rly 1~.
I blk /J'Olll J31£ ('orona
A1·ail 10/1 • 6!3-'i\27
YEA R!-:¥'1BH, ro;1rUy furn.
! hlk lo hra1·h, Sl55.
f.7.l-2R!l2
Costa Mesa
New New New
Villa Cordova
COOL • rRESlf!
QUll·:T -SAFE
C>Jrar Hack 1-{ay)
40 Unit Adult
Apartme nt Complex
1 & 2 BR. Apll.
G,\S & \\';\TER PAID
Mo. to Mo. From $140
2323 r;lde n Ave, c:.t
See l\fgr Ted Woodhead
646-0032
SHARP -CLEAN 2 BR
w/rr fng. b11ns. drp~. w/w,
hl rl pr>rJI. Adhs. no pets.
Sl ·l~1 On E-."1fle . IH2-9jlQ.
l-!lH-.-11 1111rr siF L\lon111: 2-,,-,. -,-,,-iplr~-.-rNic-;t1-yd,
Yrlv SlfiO f\!o. Adlt5 on!)'. \\'8.~hrr/dr)rr, r,11 n it: e f,, ~It" 'cun1ll'rM)n 675--1642 01 ... 11 SliO 64.)..(1708 ol'
HOt:'Sf:S & apts. \llimer &
yr11rly ~16:'1 lo SljOO,
~larJhall ll.elll1y 6i;....'600
F'OR r.a le nr ? 1 br mohtlt'
hnn1r rum. pallo. nr b11y,
S200 pf'r n1n. 673-1470.
-. \\'INTER RF:NTAl...S e
1-~ & 4 BR. Apt~
1\B!lF.Y Hf.ALTY f\12-ll!;i(}
D1\ll.Yi •11.1rr for ac!lonl 61:t.:\912.
• 2 Rtt furn nr uni S!40 up E 1-Dj ff lX:l'...--;-\i\~iei ..... ~un il.:!o.:k, J br, S8n lrv1tK> A\'t 645-0i'lO S'IORE, f)ff io.:r . 01· 11r~k Ar!ll~. l'ool ('.12-211':1 1 _•_•--~-"-------~f'llC't>. 111 18-12 Newport 2 1>11, hll ns. xtra cle11.n, yrly. Rh·rt. c '' P h: :'>ll1-0:h1;s r.r,_1i;;i;, l\'cwport-Sou!h ----_
17fl0 ltith ::;1 &12-!!li'O * ;\'}>;\\'/'ORT BLAt:JI 2 BR, rrp!fdrp,lhll11~. ('ln.~-
,.rj i::ai· + prkni;: A<iul1~ N E W PORT BEACH .'i t~:. .'11 1 l!'llL:• r• Dr. Villa Granada A p t1. ;S;a;n;t;a;;;A;n;•;o;o;o;;;;;;;;;;
610-to!l!!l nr ftl:Z-0\•1!1 Four br-drooms 11·lth balcon.
CAN'T BE BEAT
VISTA D E L M ESA-200-.100-'00 11 ~:w·
Apartments Pl!. :itr. Erv111, (j7;.-lf:o0 '._
I k 2 BH.. furn. & Lln L 01sh-Business Rent al 445
~·,1<twr . ,S!ove K.c Hf'[1'1g -SI f(l\\'P.fln\1 n11!:! ,t. folrlf'<'
~f;'>;(;LF: SJ'ORY
!).1uth ,<::ra. At111rn;phere
1 Bit . 2 n,,·111
('(lrpr!.~ .it. drps
!'hag •TPI i;;-Lrs:: nrr r'l'.'n1er, . /•F:--;r SI . 'I !I'' ~p.i•·r . ( lu.<e Ul !..i1£\IM loc. • -· · ai ~ ,,;i -11'{) I'll 1 ··i Tu,tin & Mesa Oriv• s•1., !(I ... 111''· '· -o.i ... * 545-4855 * J>n rt1~c~!10() «'! n r-1-1 bid.:
RA\" rrtO:"\"T 0 11 0CEA:'\' f•1r n11u·hir1l' sho1l. ~Ar~i;:c or f1 1r C•1ndilll'l11Cr!
PriVlll<' PatlO'S
TIEATED F'OOL
Pienly of lawn
~·rlO 'T J R 2 R· 11phol<l<'ry ~hnp ~ll\..S o.17. , . r. ,1, 6 011! __ -------
docks (1r hC'at;h, $325-$4Jl'l. l::. J7th St .. CosTa '.\11'1\11
Carport & s1oraae
!iJDllE'.11 VILLAGE
2,'.()(I Soulh Salta
kl:"nl fi.111-07.~2. S1nr,..__,..,rr1rr. :'iF,I\ Prr :\1nn lh
OCE/\L\Yl~O:'\'T---,-,-. -P-,-,-,-. P.rnll)no1nir!; Hkr 67;,...li700
I, I ' '· 1·•~0 ,.,,. * .;--i;oo ~'I-II STU il~. or \If :o; "' pr'!~ o~ .:,,;J, 10 , .:.•.l.
San!a Ana • 54fi-1525 l~r. fi,\.1.£Jl lc.~-~--O r~·1 cE $l'..':1/n10. C.:OS'fJ.
fl(;~;ANF'RONT . l\'1nt('r; -I :'llES1\. 6lfr21:.0. __ ~-
Rr. 2 Ra,~ '.t Br, 1 Bt1 , & Indust rial Rental 450
• II d " 1 fir. Ydy, unfurn. &12-4936. AA----:;77 \\' \\iJ.~.,11. S.1S-~J.", ---" c11t" ··oot *COSTA MESA* _ _ _ - ---* 2 f,, 3 i;Of{:\·IS. Sl6(1 k ltfl, l.ar"'f' CTuhhou~c tic. BBQ ' D I 2 B • B I .. 12.11. SIT rr. I !0-2'.10 jJOllCr, pr1-
e uxe r., 1. a. r alill. 11•••1, 1·h1 dlY'!l i\olORA Chlld Care Cen1t'r , ________ f?] •d I va1c oUicc, new bldg. ('pl~. 1!q1,(, .~!\•V". " ll f' KAI .\rTS, 11.!Sfll ~1'lra Ka i Grt'al nr l\' 1 2 1.· '.t Bdrms llo~f!ment~ fot Rrn!
I I "" · • 0 1740 ~Q It. 3 nfli~s. 110-2'.!0 _'_"_'>_·_1'.'..'_ Pf'lli, Jou, a-1:,.,,;;1 . L11n1 . 'i liluek E. u/ &11.ch. t"mm $149
•l K· 2 Hll., tr.11: rm,, pool, Call ~Jli:!-.~!Y.1-1. SOUTH COAST ·---------· poll'f'r, nr S.D. fr'\\y. 2JC1l ~rr ft, In: offiC't's, plt:'nl.Y 11 ~ ~hop!', ut1I pd. 1884 i\1on-I.Hf; :l Br. So ud11l flPI. Sl~.O VILLAS A t or parking, nr s.O. frwy,
rov1a. :~111-0l'l6 Ari!!~. t r h1 ld ok Al.I;() tri:: 1 1101 ti-111cAr!h11r Blvd. PF~;n. or Unfurn. 370 * c. NAT'fRESS Rl..TR. +
SllAIU'1-BR, ]l'z BA. crp!~. Br apL S12.'i. !\'n ('hllrfrrn!'lr ____ :_>~16-:·"~''-'----1 -----------'JlO E. 171h. c.~1. frl1-l~&,'j
flrp~ 1200 ~rr fr . Avail. now. f"'I~. l.ndry f11r1I, r nrl itar. AOUL T LIVING S•nta An• l\1-1 l~D. hldg-for lrflsc or
S165/1'.1o. 5;,1-i76~. li282 1'1/11. 2 1\.~h Ln. !l.B n•oml i1ew. J "-2 Bclrn1~. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ' n10. 10 n10. 1000 ·"11 I! un it!'. T~1'.\1AC 3 HI!, 21,2 nA, rrpts, -KI DS WELCOME-l)11.hw11.~hers. F1rrpl11Ct'~. 1 Srr :\lr Thorn11~ 12;;3 [.os?nn drp~. f <'ncrd. S200 I i\10 . Arrrar tivr 2 BR Sil!! & 3i;,9, Barh<.. F.nrlo~cd pallO!. Pool VILLA MARSEILLES A~·r, c~I nr 673-1·117 ('\'£'.
Avatl no1v. !'1:i7-7i6-~. All xi ras. Jlt"'ls OJ( l'nol. I.· h.arhcquc. CamorL~ k. BRAND NEW -
I d SPACIOUS SHOP, sp11cE", fl\'11.il now. 2
rA:VJl!.Y 2 ~ly 2 Br + s!o\lc. fl<'l' l)ldl? •• N~ 5h'lppin.;:_ & s!OJ'll.gf'. Nn lear;e requ re · rnerns. Sfi!l per 1110. 823 \V.
114-,,mo. 9£1~ Vale 11 ci 11 . 1J:(;/10fll.~. 968-7:110, S~2-623" 10342 Sanl11 An11 Av•-~·~-I 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. ·..:.c.:=-I---,---ORR E-NT Adult L iving !(,1!, ~1 N.B. Sign Dedirner for~ yd Nr B11kr r/Mt>ndni!1 . OCJ::ANFRONT view, hcar·ll. y"y# F F & U f 548-0014.
9!l·I I::~ CA,\llNO lg. 2 BR, 111uxf•·ck, newer rllx 2 Br, 121 2 Br. 11_p111, $125/mo. Cp!'d urn. n urn. 1-----------1
$!:,O. 1 Ii;: J,!ar:Htl-~. $20_ ca. bltn~. ('pl, rlrps, lndry, i;:11r, Rt dr["J'fl, Call Jm.\.3317 or Dlshw1uoher C1Jlor coord\n11t·
6-3•1418 ,~7~fll'.1 hh<J, nr shops It. pltr. s11;, ~3-674.l agk for Mf'I!. f1etch-ed applla.nce1 • plu1h sha8 1· or :i: · 11r!ult~. Bahy nk. ;,,'16-21.~I rr carpe-1 • cholef of 2 color
TOWNllOU.t:E 1 l 'i RA, ·::_::::::_:::::__I--'----------.chemes • J bat.hi • stall
I II $1~0 Apt 1., Id rpts. 'l'Jl~. i 1 ·n. 11:1110 2 B" 1 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 showers • m rrore ward· '" u11 ur.i. cpl~. drp.~. SlGO. ;,.16-lO.i::. ----1 hl1ns. C:l1 llc.lrrn 11••li·o111r. rabe donrw • indirect llght-
°BACllELOfl Ar>I S75 ut1l p<I. $::,0. mnve 111 alloivanCC'. General Ing In kitchen -break lasl
2 BR furn S!j.i, :'-:o p,.1~. 711 Uticii. ~1169. har -huge prlv11.te fenced
Adult)!, 820 Ccnltr s r ---p I M A patio . plll.!lh landscap\ntt: • Gll-58~~. • iV/\LK Bch. Pool 1.· l'l'!C 1·111. 1 Q m esa pts. brick Bar·B-Q's . lute heat-
& 2 Bl·~uier hldg. Sl:llJ up. i\'llNIJTES FRO~I ~ poola A lanal.
2 BP., 111 Ra. 51udlo. l::ncl :nQ 12th St. & 219 15th St TJfE BEAOl 3101 So. 8rlatol St.
f)3llo. End ol cul-ck'-sa l.'\9 ~-R 1 -' ... ~= Cebrlllo, fiol 2-3~JJ. WALK TO BEACH :.che or uruum • •• ••• ,.,...,, {"'Pill. N. of So. Co«st Plaza)
Lovely l &-2 BR. cpt, drps. R1H:helor furnishf'd • •• • Sl4~. S•nta Ana
Slli 2 Br. nr 1v crptfdrp~. hltn~. dshv.•hr, 1\.17 3957 1-RR unturn .......... $140 PHONE: 557-8200
im mar. rnnd. Arlult~/no 1·BR furn •••••• From $15~. j1<'1~. :.lt'!a Vrrdl!', 54&-llllfifl. Laguna Beach 2·BR unfurn ••••...•.. $160.
fBn. 11c m~s fr'"lm PRrk. ~1~ • Nr fkh. I,,_ 2 Br. 112 l\n '!-nn Furn ...... Fmm S17.'i, NO '~-JILDREN NO PETS k rt'!r!11;. s 1r.o 1~1 &. 11111 mo sis;:, ori. PML 21 7:, s . ('~! .....
+ clran rrr :•i0-1407. lhl)'. ·1'.l-1-0100, 111 ;:.2R--t;i-l.1 * 1'001.
_ -------• SAUNA 1 HR crpt. ,t;ln\'r . rrfnF:. e 2 Rg Qu1,..1, \V11lk 10 !fJ1\'ll '* .JACUZZI 1!1~po~.il. dl~hw·ashrr, S13J for hf'h. Adultit, l.<'11.llf', 21i 1:.i()l :i1r~11 J>rive ,<;;1111!11 An11
!'>-11)....6133 ('ypn>~~. SliO, 4~1-020'J
r o RESULTS you can °""
ptnd en, CaU !he-Suptt·
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Cla~slfied 61'J-567B -pl11c.
your 8.d & ch11r1e II!
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TIME FOR
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DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678 •
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c.~.
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550 School• &
ln1truction1
Gardening
575 ---------
Painting &
Paperhanging °'DUSTRIAL Units,
'llG-n.l p(l\\'ef, $95.
"'$115/,\fO. Ph: 642-1485.
YOUNG Btk. lml Germar'I ----...,.-,----AL'S GARDENING
to ShepM>rd. fourx1 Vlc. of Tr.tin To Be A !or gardening .&: 1 ma l I r-:o \Va.sting
Harbor. ~!\.\ef'n ~!"F'addf'n HEAVY EQUIPMENT illndscaping urvi~s. call *WALLPAPER *
SHARE ~1-l ,nop k oUa:e. 4: J1;1 St. 531-8737, or OPERATOR 540-5198. Servtng Newport, 11·hrn you r&ll "!'Ila, ..
••1 1172 '~ar" 10 "P'"''·' Blllldoz-Cd~t. {))st.a t.fesa, ~ver "''81'<1 &16 nl San Oemf'nl,. prTf g<'neral ,~~=·~=-----~-'-"'" " ., • .n -'H -1 -···•-o• •= 496 ,.., ,."ELLOW k I l:'N!, Dragl+ne~. Cranf'l>, Shores, \Ve!itcliU. PAl''TING I ··' ,..,,,,. ,., •· ""''· -.>JO ·_ 1 !1g-1."r 1llf'n, cnse 1 . , proeuK1<..,_, All --l'craPf'rs, loarif'!'!, Trenrh-PROFESS IONAL Gardener, Storan. 455 to J n1ns o!rt Very 11f->1'ork c;uarn Cnl'lr v-Prs, etr. Stuffy .11! homt-tn>e \l'Ork, pruning, frc1iona1e, Flta collar v1c-. 5per1allsl. 962-6143, Ff'ORAGE yaro \l'/!itW'd. pr, n c e 1 0 n Or., C ~1 fnllo"-Frl hy l't"!'ident train-sprinklers, clean up 10bs, 5-li-l+ll.
2500 Ml fl. $5.i. mn. Harbor 540-640l 1r1::-a1 our n1ndern facility I 11 n d .s c ap j n g . George,
&_ Baker :.tf.-l.tlfi I -----------1n :-.11am1, f1or1da. 6-l&-~1. PAPERHANGER, r u ! tom
BLACI-.: & \l'hitt Australian Hnmf' Office-f\.li11ml. Fl t. I===~-------\\'Ork, no job too 5mall. AU
Rentals Wanted 460 spottl'l'f .shPepdo:;:;. Ma I e t:!\J\'ER5;[T\' HE,\\'Y TOi\fS Japanese Gardener Guara!I. For Free esL Call
!dt"nt:Jfy, found \'IC , College Cil~STRUCT!O:'\ Apr. -Indust'l-Con1n1'l·Res1-968-0:116. 2 \\'orlang v.'Omen \lil_n1 2 bd
unlum. apt. 1n cl,1nrwn arf'a
of HB on yrly i'ia.•1~ ~g
11rv>t1n<1 f.#'rt :r11h se11 "r
lf'SS, Sl0Vf', f<'frl;'!. t"fp!~.
drpg irwl PrPff'r '1 i'iil &
1ny fllhrr )i!r~~ fi-IZ-l:l21
""' ?:'.\ ~ in 5 or. 1'..'J 3•
43."r-:illl af1PT 5
\4.",\~'TED 1D lea~!'": l~ tn
1800 Ml It hlrl~, rrn! ),..,,-
c:-.11~B i./ton1 tr.if/t<: ,...__
po:sUN' plu' ilmp!P nff ~t
park1nE; fi7:-)--(ltl4' any11mP
fDt ;idult want~ rental f"r
~tart :-.·o,, Z
heath, il~
P"nll homP,
BR. unfurn,
67;,..fi9f{)
:l BF:, 2 ba rnnrln, B\uf!.~.
P relPr nlcl ~f'ltron nr hntJ<P
lr\inE' Terract. S3Cil up.
g1;,.._1~37
··SC)~ Srpph{'n w::int~ ro·.-.m
f"T" Jr\'IIH' ~!urly C II []
f11 1hrr collPf't 2!1
6!l6-J12·1 .•
INSTRUCTOR "·anls I nr Z
trr apT nr heh, around S20"l
Call _\j7-321>1 ;iftPr 6 ----• 2 BR. l'r.fl'rrr ap1 f"ln
Y.'il!Pr "'/PQOL Call 673-7<3j
SC'l~Ls ....._ d~nt 'J. Cnmp. L:l\1'n Cart>. P;.irk Call before 5:00, ·-,,.,., ·'-"'Pt. •120::1 1' Piao.fer, Patch, Re-,air 5"1.J-1'.'161 Zill Gl')/r!en Cir!'I<> Drivt ew la .... ·n, iprinklr. 531-4-146
SATt:RDi\\' Si>p! JI at San!a Ana, Calif. moa SP.t:.-.;CER'S Lawn Ser•ice, * PATCH PLA STERING
!\f'"'fl'll'! &>ach \\'rds;:e kn-Phont· 171~1 :>17-7jZI frfl' e':i!, Lilwn rarr , All typ('~ Fr .. e· f'stlnv1tes.
rrn. h!ack 1,11h 11·h11e pa"5 S11n1e ....................... ~·lf'lln\lp.~. Rta ~o n11 h le C111l .).1~1.i Pl•a~ rail ;1&-:,zi;:.i c'01'-~'-"c'----~---1 Plumbing -~--------1•\rlrlress ..................... E)l."P, J11.pane3e Gardenf'r_ ·-----------rnL-:"\D m;il" p ;i r a k e,. 1 -
II Cuy ......... , . , .......... , . Kn<11v how, up-keep. plant STEVE'S _Plumh1ng rrpa1rs 11 /,\f> 011 !;ice ;inrl green
lv'-1y _ v 1,.. lligh!anrJ & :'!ale .......... Zip ......... pest, trimmiJig, clean-up. & ~n1al! ln1llal\, S€rv1re
f)n1 rr ,'\ B. "'1/l-3.~i2 Phone Ag 96~348fi. calls & hrly rates. 826-;}463.
l-BL-'ICK. s1.rrf"'<!
r;i1 "/N'<l rollar
l.dbor Day, \·1c.
2'2n<I ~. .'>1l'-3f.rJ j.
'~ grn .... ·n
-f'nunrl
Ir\1ne &·
~~~·~·~··~·~··~·~·~,.~·~;·~·~,.~·~·1 l.A\\'N t>latn!. Hauhng, ne111 PLU~fBING REPAIR ; la\\'ns clPan-up, pruning. Nn j()h lrio small
[ Service$ and RepU-s ![Cl ~:r P5.;~~11a~~:1&-_~:~~ener CO~ f.~~1~~: I NG
AOORABLE, young Im! cat
muln-colorr•rl. 11 ht boo1s. &,
1 hP•I. C'll'ar rli>a f'nll11r. Vic
Coi.\!. La.1'k<pur_ fii:l-~.'l2.
--~ C..omplece yd Ul"\-'lre. Neat 2-1 hr. se-rvice. r.45-1161 •••••••••••I & Reha. Frrf' est. £42-4.1$9. ~L._ ____ _
Ap&plp;•
0
n,<1e
5
Repair JAPA:\ESF; GAllDE:\ER T. Guy Rooling, Di'1l.l Dirrri
BLA('h: male <'how in ar"a
o:ir P1rw<'rf'~I ancl H1!lrrEsl.
L.:i,;11na Be;icn. 494--0266.
\\'ASJ~ERS,
CompletP Yar.-1 CarP. Rearon;ihlr fi.l2-S!J?;:l I rl() 111y own 11nrk. &-IJ.-27~0,
<I r ye r l & :1-11\-9jOO.
E •p CO~!PLETF: 1'1wn & garrlen-:rrpa1r~. "
499-37,12_ 11.g srnocr_
J1rn ,)11WJ10:-i fOL'SD v1r. \\'P~tm1n~tf'r on
B"arh Bl1'r:I Part <lilchshund Japanese Gan:len1ng
r!1sh,1ash"r
.~Prv1ce man_
Auto W11.x 1ng
_0
7
'
7
Lc-cld
7
c
7
oc"_I;_· _,..._._2>1_0
0
. ___ 1SKEETER'S Auro Po!i!<hin"? Comn1c11'ial · Rrs 1drn11al
-C I · 11 · p lndus1rial f>-!5--03·1:-i TA:"\ kitten, approx 6 mo!"., omp JOh J. ml. f"ree1~=~~~~-----
11c Harbor Vie\\' Hills P/U hy appt. 64:..-z;u:i. LA\\''.\' CARI:.: l.~ gard<'n
;i.rra. 644----1129 11<!t'k, J1.r:ht haulini;:. Exr'd, P~,=,=r~Shc,-pch-d~----1 Babysitting Rf'asonahle. Call 513-9735. "'' . er puppy nr. ---:-:::-:"OC:-,.,--,.,-,-.--5.,\, C'lunti) 536-7308 or COSTA MESA EXPE:R. Hcn1'aJian Garrlrner
PRE-SCHOOL CompleteGa r rlen1ng
1\-I t-lnhile llome Roor1n;;:;
Sl't'\'lce. Rnof1i c <> u ! k f' d,
SPillf'd t,,_ Coaler!. f..l.)..2.'l.10.
Sewing/ Alteratlons
EUROPE/\;\/
DRESS:-1/11-.:!N\.
1~'c"-'cpcm~~-.---7.,l fE:O.I German ShPpher<l mL"·
Misc. Rentals 465 ,..-J , \';('; ··Bluffs" Losi !or 4
Enrol! now for Fall &>rv[c:P, h'.amalan1, 6-16--1676.
All CUS!'lm Jtttrrl. Pf'~nal
fashion advir: ... 673-18·1~
e oressmaklng -Alterations
Desi,,ied to suit ynu.
C11ll .Jo * fi4fi-6446
Help W•nted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710
ACCOUNTING CLERK
\\'p 11re kll'lking lor 11. "''Oman
exp'<! 1n payrotl, bank
rero11C"1l1at1on & sta(rn1ent
p1'1'p :-.1us1 \\Ork \-\Pl! In A
g1uup. Xlnt &11lary & fnngf'
bPnf~. Plf'aM' s u b m I I
qualillral1Dn.~ hy ma1J to:
The Jn!l:y HO!:f'r, ll'I\"'. 1297
ASSEMBLY
TRAINEES
Day &hil! . lPma!P, Age 18-28.
No expt11· neceM., bu! mu11
have good P)'e'S1gl11 &· llnger
<1ex1tr11y, Applv 111 Person
S.A.E. Advaocf'd Packagtng:
Z165 So. Grand, S,A,
iiLo ... gii,oii,iiCiiii'ii1ii'ii"•"iiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1l 'A~"5=1 S0T~AcN~T~Ccoock-, cdcay-,-,h-i-11.
PhOl'lf! &Mi---776-l. Equal Op-
portunity Ernployf'r. Adm Sale•
CAREER MINDED·
OPPORTUNITY
WANTED
FOR YOU
A·rrENDANT 11.t Chevron
Sratif.ln & Hrrlz Rent-A-C.ar
1n Lagun;i Ek'h. College 5tu-
den1, ovrr 18, :lO hrs wkly.
!\l"I "I.ting ha 1r~·· _ 494-9003.
It' \'OlJ llAVt: THf'. OF.-AUTO LO'r !v!A1'i. Many
SIRE TO J.\IPROVE YIJ1'R fringe l::tonr.f1ts. ('Xperie11ce
CAREER ALONG \\'J"rH JN-preferred. Apply Jn person
CPF:ASING YOUR FJNANC-to Don Cre11JPr. The'tldore
!AL POSJTJO.'i, OUR C0,\1-Robins f'ord, 2060 l-larbor
PANY ~'EEDS YOU TO Blv.-1., Costa !\!e1iil .
f!LL SALf:S f.: t-l/1 '.\'AG f':-RARYS!'l'TER. 7 1110~. old
:>t f:NT POSITIONS IY!:.fED-hov. l\lahJJ'e woman my
fATELY. h0.n1i:-~:.ill !o 5:30 Tue~ thru
Fri. 6-12--0197_
YO U'LL MAVE THF: nP·I~====----~ f>QRTUNITY TO AOllEVF. BABYSI'llER, e\'e!i. 4 ni!es
Tl!!.; llf.:JGHTS or FL'l-ii '1k, n1-1n !r11.ns
A.\'CfAL S E\UR!TY ,t,, Nwpt/Col;ta t>les.:i. .Jrea.
PRESTIGE. l''!TI! UNLfj1. fi.l~~2'.l2. 1~~~==-----l"i'ED ,\J)\l,\,\'C'F::-.1F:NT PO-BABY SJTTF:R ll("f'clf'd r'lr L1
TF:.\'Tl.AI. \\'HEN YOU mo. bo,v , srhl <lily~ only. My
~TART YOUR PROfE~-llomP rir .1u uri; 1! nr. S.A.
SIO:"\',\L CArlf.ER IN TI-IE Cty C!1ih. ;,.11t-2J~.
lN\IESTj1F.NT f"IELD.
e Siar! !n11nrrl111rel ,v
• ~-u!l Vr1n~P Be.nef11s
• Plush Off1tP~
BABY:i!TTER 1n Ar!-' n1 s
Xiiool area, 2nrl gradoar, 2-
.ipm :\ 11f!ns ,1·k. 516--6052.
aft f;,
BABYSITTER. full !1me for
YOU'LL RECF:!VE Tl!F: 2 small hnys, Pom(lna
~·ID & EXPERIENCE School are.\, 642--0447 11Her 6
FR 0 .M PROFESSIONAL pm.
~ . ' ' .
H•lp Wanted, M & F 710 H•lp Wanted, M & F 710
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 I =~.,_.. f:X°PF~H . ~IUtN-8;-A~--;in
per!!On, to CoJtetr Shop
Ho&1CMI, Ho1PI La.gu11e.. 425
Sll. coa~1 Jlwy, !_.:i_gu11a lkh CLERK -EXPERIENCED 5€'l"vi~ sla.-
TYPIST
HYLAND
Hils an imn1f"d1<1\e
for a cl~rk 1ypisi
in the Purchasing
ment.
opening
!o work
Depar!-
11011 atlPnrlant. Yull & part
11n1e, Top pay. Apply Sl11>ll
Statton, 17th &-!rvrne, NB.
EXP ERIENC~::o M'l'VICe lta-
[l()n man, gravl' ya.r<l shift_
Apply Arco S1at1011, 3636 E.
Coasr Hv.'y, CdM b1wn ~ f,, 4.
F/C BOOKKEEPER
h'.no1\I R.F'.. Bkkpng
Dill l,orrairH•
\\'E:'TCLJFf'
PERS0'.\1NEL AGENCY
m> \Veslf'llH Dr_, N.8,
61J-2770 Thi' ~UC('es~flJ! can<l1(la1,. 1-1•1JJ 1~----------·I
hal'f' .a1 least I .1ea r of Fl::_\I. Faf'tnry !Ml<'kil.gers,
0H1ce experience. :-i'6" nr nvf'r. $1.65 hr to
HYLAND offe~ e. compP!1-
tl\'e l'!art:ng M!~ry plus ex-
cellent fringe henefits,
CALL:
171 41 54().5030
FOR APPOINTMENT
& TYPING TEST
l ntervif'Ws \\'ill Be Held
Thursrl11y, 9t J6!71
Interview & Trst1ns Hour'S
SA:-1-.lP:-.1
HYLAND
LABO RA TORIES
Equal Oppor, Employer
s1ar1. S411-jJ2.1.
f'Ei\·iALE & l\1ale cafeteria
l1rlr. L<lrge ('O. 1n 11 n y
be1X'(1!~. /nlpn.·1ew r!;iUy 10
am-4 prn ln!Pr.statr United.
ITT C;inoon Ele-c, 666 Oyer
Rd. S.A, -
ClRL fri<lay l"r Priva1p
l11\le.<.Jigat1on off1r' 1n l\.B.
Phonf' 11'!1rk, r·<ll lrrli<'ln PXp
hf"!pfu! hut no1 ne<·P~sary .
Pho11f' 21.1-624-6221 days or
fi73-112~·1 Pl'('S.
GIRLS FOR
WORLD TRADE
Ho~trsM's, :'>lodrJ Typea &
SalPs Perwn1wl. 140 per
day_ (2131 769-0697
GIRL Fri<lay for .'imall of.
lie£<. musr hi' ... ,,l!·starter.
Apply in perwn, 536 W. 19[}1
SL, C.:-.1.
GUARDS
~-...._ CAMPERS & BOATS -..:::.~Pnred lot ~inrar.::c :fl<'
f)f'r !1 SlO m in, f.-l2.;.'fl)
rl~ <, 67.1-10.'ill,
:'llALE" Irish
11'!h k j!onmv1a, ~;,day +;'L'S Lan<lscap1ng. Tree
lull tiay ~e~ion~. Plannf'd l'!"mnval. Yard rf'm0<lel!ng.
program, hot lunches. Ages Trash h;ni11n~. Jnt rlrilnup.
2.£, hr!". 6'30 A.\t . 6 P:-.1. RPpa1r i;prinklrr ..... f;7?.-JJl)li _
fl:.:irnnnd :-:i • S20 11'k-C(JjtPARE'. 642-40.'iO G I S . &;irh 49-J-j;:m enera erv1ces
&-!!Pf, f1PaI
Laguna
Alterations -642-5845
'.lir;ir, 11r('Uratt>, 2() years e..,p,
Tile
CERAj!IC tile new t ..
l'"l11M<'I. Fr'"" P~! Small
lob.~ 11rlromr. 5::&--2~21i.
i'\·1F.:N L!!\E f" 0 R /'II E Rl's0A=s0y0sC1rr==E0Rc.-.-,.c1-,~,~,~bo-y
STOCK BROKER, FINANC-41i. P..oom/board + 'Afl.jary.
JAL CONSULTANT STUART :=..t6-4fifl9, •
FOX & DAVF-'. LOO!o.:ING-1~====~-~~~
l,,.\,\J[), FINANCIAL IN-BABYSITTER ,1·11.nt'°d for ,\
\'EST:VIE:'\'T ANALYST, R. rhilclrr11 , ~ r!;:i,v 11·epl;_ 1'1y
E, BRO!\F.:R hon1P. O\\·n trans. j4,)-6Jj]_ COOKS
N1ghl '''ork, busy retail eut.
let. good sal;ir-y & hf>nef.ts.
C;:ill .!i-•rry R11nclolph, 213
9.14-~.':S ,
l
)~
Personals 530
1-~~~-~~
• FCLLY LJCE.'\.'iED *
----~------' BABY~!Tf!'.\G. my h'lmP 1-----------
555 I \\'rrk cla.1" A· \lf'f'\.;P11cl~. lint THINGS b.v .\k.ns", LI Lost
LOST 1n Sa.n1,i Ana Hgts
j)rals t.· ~11li<'k." 2 O 5 2 rlf'{'L, plumh. fr nrP, Ille,
\~';illa1·e ~t. C ,\f. nr P'lmona lns1Jn~. car[lf'ntry, paint elc,
S<-hl &l6-,}i;!t4 ' ::1-1.'H1~20. a rra !2e golden cl o g 1rlr id~e up hack CHILD rare, my hnmf', in-Hauling
(Rho rle!i.1an R1dgebark• fanJ.'i <ind pre-~C'hool, hnil:--0---------
lunche<. l•"c"<I .··,, d . HAUL!P:G. )d cl "'ii n -u r. Answer.~ 10 ··_\lo os e ·· " " •
Window Cleaning ----\\'J:<ID<)\V \VA ,'•H INC
RF:ASON ARLr~
962-12!11
CALL NOWI
558-0444
Ask for Mr, Randa
BAKER
E x perie nced
Top man nePd l'.lnly apply
Apply In Pen.on On!y
Sef' 1lr, Anderson
full Time & Par! Time
P:11rs-·p;; N Ovf'r
CARL JR 'S
Apply A!
71!1 F 171h Sr
Costa !\lesa
Set ~lgr. Tom BreedPn
AEROSPACE : Don't COOK -l·!OUSEKF.F.PER.
HAIRDRESSER w -a n t p d .
lnerrasP ynur prPs f'nt
.~;:il;iry. Phont> li7?.-.':2:l!l.
lf,\[R <lrPsser. l"Xp'd all
ph;.i.~e,o., 1.uaranTPf' t,, comm.
Xlnl opp!y. Pholl(' eve~.
497-148-l
Renoll'ned Hindu Sp1ntualts1
Advice on aJI matters.
Lo\'e, :'llarr1age, BusilM'5S
'Reading~ gl\'en 7 r!;iys 11
\\'ff'k. 10 a .m. 1n Jn p.m.
312 !" El Cam1m Real.
114&-2772. local mo\·111,i::, lg n·uck. e.xp P.e11·artJ~ Please cal l {'(ll!f'~<" i:;!ucleni Re ;is . I l[JJ1• ~ ,';.11'-2.367: $l:-.-Si9~ BAB\'.SIITl!"G, my hnme. ~l34_18_Hi. _ Employment _ T LO~T ''Ton.v.. :-,·~17.i~,-,-,-,, 1 .\Ion thn1 F'ri Exp..r, 2;.n-:i , ';;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;;~
Wait for the S pa c e SNACK SHOP il!orherles~ home, 4-8pm, w.
Age to return! BAKERY J . ParSf'I .\1.D .• G46--J9<ll
Li!id i'.'H? O\'Pr .in~ Pos1tinn J.14.1 E. Coa_~t H'\'Y COUNTr::R i;:1rl , rull time.
HOSTESS, C!ubhoU sf!.
LP1sure \Vorlrl. Lag 11 n a
!fills_ Rt-creation & social
acti1·1t1es h11rkgr o11nrl
;il!P r!'rl. ~hrir1 hairrrJ, 11 hi1r )r~. Jn1pJ_v st1rrounrl1ngs, ),\RD, .f!<ir«c", f'l<>ll!HlflS. I
\cl\! f.t·l-i~2~. I R0 n1'l1'e Trr,..~. rl1r1. 11;... J b W d M I
1nsPn11·r; Put y<lur brain Corona rlel !\far Apply Rix Ro:ist BP.f'I, J10
po,1-Pr hilrk 111 \\flr k. :>,:n\\'.l ~~!!!!~!!!!~!!!! ... ,....,...,.,I F 17 h S C \1
h,-.lpful P/tJmt-position
,p~1 f.: fP-P'. Grr.1-hlark b11 rk k 1 <:! hllrkh(le, o ante , a e
.\· 1;-i1I Sr;in·rcl 1';lr Li kes 1ri 1\'L\rPOP.T ~!tights arPa ~.1;~;;iifi~a e r '
)00 ~rimul;i,1in,;:, Jurrat11·e, n .. w e BLUE DOLPHIN e l ~c,=c1~-1c' =·~--~-
11u1nmn1h1F, rtdl nr p~1·t Waitresses, E xp er. flENTAL ,\S.'i'J"--t~.~fl"r.
f){'r111 . J.1 hr.-; 11·k. Appl,1·
Arlm1n1str;i11nn Bide., 2.1:J22
Pa~Pn rle Valencll!, Z,.Jon
thn1 fri n•lf' 1n car<;, :;;,;rµ,i;:i.l L1rge vrl/~ilndbox cr;ift,<, ~-.=~~------SCRAM LETS -------Balanrerl.luneh. Xln'! c;ire. TR,\Sll & G;.ir;i ci> rlf'>1n-t1p,
San Clf'mrnJP
.i.~2-9J31i. 4~2-001n llnlf. Call :162-1017 9 10 4, :~.1.l~ Via Lirln N.B. full nr p/t1mt> Take X-
ll;iy~. C().<l.:i j1r.<a 11rea.
fi~2-R8\4_ \"NG. man fJY1m F\' "ht'I BLACK tn~ pcir,<J)r ~ 1 'I" I • ,. f}.!.>2r_·>! • (llV1' • ., •1 ii 0>1<1. ree e~I. ANSWERS ~T 1n Y.r 9 rn11 fl a.1 rrill<'r 1P .. arhr~1 . frrnalr. 11 ~r~ Anytimf'. 548-~31.
,!';amrs \\' S. !l/~lil Th~11f;;~ <ll't. 1-1F;iring hlr~ flPil rol· T L.C for ~n11r 1·l1ild. ----
1 'I E o. C CLt:AN-up. H11ul1n«.
\Jon thn1 Thurs. _____ . ~----Rf:.\t.:TY opt"r111nr 10 11nrk ,l
"G G n Es~ Iv f, Pf'Oplr \\'k~ S!il r!lllg ~IZ~ rhu·1ng
l\'1!hn\/! ~pr('1ali1,f'd skill.<._ Jr 111;.-,·11rilr1on. :\'R ~11lnn. Xln!
.1rn1 ar" prrs1111>1l1!" A· \1r!I mrnn1. Gnncl ,. I 1" n 1 e If',
~pnkf'll, V.f' 1ull t1·111n yn11 in frl ~1-0f.Q2 nr f;.12-:1610
for m>1k1n.i: my ,.1~. nini·r ar·. 11r< . a !Pr l.· xp., ne;ir ,,,, l"l11~t Plaza "' · 11 f ~ f:ea!.<'riahlr ~-l'<'P P~t lni ate , en,iDyable. Bar hara Jn L;;i.~ t ;n r Pn \\P!;'. 1.8. Rr1-1 ard. • 54f..-i809 • Vf'>.:il~. f.l2-~107· LIC'D CHILD CARE fil6--liiO •
S111glPs, dance r\a$.!<I'~.
p:irtnf'r~ -JO ~P~sJnn.~.
~Z'i. \\'rrl Pl'~ ':\. R
.--,-1\-,\-R-.D--.--,-,-~-L--l-o-r llariyir & Baker, C:-.t 5 yfs. ~~cleaning
recri1·rr;. of I Phalf po11<>r t;>;p. Refs. :'J.1."r29~3 Bark To S!·hnol Spl'c1al
Carpel Clr;in1ni:; Hy
DIAMOND . °i'IO-.i1.!0 or 64.l-f\7:1~ --Li\ SC'hnnl of :.1i...-~!lce
San!a Ana -.)J{µ)~.'l!i
Lr.!IV ro~t rlay/e1·r r);i~~r<
* * *
1n;irh1rl'', ~ nrange d1 n1n..-
•'ltr<, I ;!'r"f-"Tl \"f'h'P! chr •
i;.1.;..'~t.~. 11f1f'r fi rm .
;.1;;:.--1112
* * *
Trader's Paradise
lines
times
dollars
Bay{ronf & dock 3 BR, :l
ha, $9j.fJOO vafut. Tradf' tnr
Trust d~ft or~~~ •2 B11l-
boa Covt, Owner 67.:H331,
esk for Bob.
Ji~ 20 unit!, \4.·11~h 1re
ISJvd .. Beverly Hills rone1
hi-fill!. "'11.nt Lido Isle or
bA)1ront, 644-!H l l
'O:lf! lf\\·in C',.o,, Rel\l 1vr~
SUI Die-go, 2 BR, den h0n1P.,
bHf tt!id. llfl'!ll II! U (lf C.
Equity $14.500. Tak~ O.C.
prop. or TDi;, Rny J . Arnt-
9'0; Rltr. 4!M-7260.
J-IOOfl.I', markf'~ val11e $16,0l'(l
Lq\lity $16,000. Exch;irai,.
for 4 or more unit... Doyle
0>, Rltn. 5"t8·JI68: ~7-62+4
"'"'nlng!I.
JoftH CENiURY rtligiou~
triflfych by N1c-hol11.,; Boon11-
Ml'llO. Appl"l11t'<(f a! S60M.
T~f' mi-(ti~l ~nn~f'r. 32-
4.)'1 842·78B7 alttr.) pm,
19'i'l j!<lhlll' Hi'.'me 2 RR 2
811. 111 h.-~1 <1<lu1t' p;irk 'nn
N"lil~I . S:--/VYI F:1111ty for ~t. ca r, 101 nr ~
(1111 -1:13-401~
Lakelronr ~:<_ 101 in pl11n-
OPrl mn1m. f 1\h1n~. f"Yll~.
rer hl<lg. \\',1~hi~ton Tr11<le
IDr l1111rl \1n;i1 r11r h~I'. elc.
0111J('r l':n.'.lS'l,;
County'~ J..r~oa~t rt'ilrl
I~ post. 6.f2·56T8
tr ad·
L/C'D da,v rar~ to ~:30 pm_ 1
child 11·f'rk'J_v . Ho! meals,
/\D. C ;\! ;Hf;..-1 5~:'!.
ANY SIZE JOBI Crpli;, 111111ln1'.~· flnnr<, r lc,
R"• ~ .. Cnmm'I F;\h--1 Ml -·-------
Ironing
r.r"d. 'n111n1 'I , 1ndu,<, ap'~
''11 r:rr"\ 11nrk. Q11lr'k SrJ'\ R,..:i~ frrr l'.•t. %2-1%! l-----------lr{f)~[:-;1---; rlnllf' 1n n1:v hnmt
Cl 'STIJ\! 11()()0l \1r1rk:-J;:;r~ ~1 ~~ an l1r
h_v P llrk11n.J11ne.<. R<'i;1d
Cnrnrn fi.\l;-"llfiR i;;:>---7/::\~ 1~~---------l'ainting & ("\f'.Pt.'.\'Tr~--h\ lor11I~ Paperhanging
C11ll 11f1rr :\\fl p , m .
:.:11---11;1, \11'\'YIJ p11prrh11nr:1no:
~p,,r1a!1~1. 11nrk g1111r;inlPr<I.
_ frrr "<t, Jl11n Srh1,artz
. JD!l,\;S Carfl"I .~-L'phnl~lcr;. _»_IJ-,'iRlli rir R!f,..2JRZ __ _
Carpet Service
f'lr.:inrr~ t:,\1 r.:i tin -rrnfr<.~1nt111I P111 nt111i;:
Sh·•tllr....., Irr" S.-n!r hgi111rd r:<r. 1:1:.-1 !\t)n-~111ok"r ~n l>rr
I Sr•1 I R.-t;i rr!:i nl~I rtrf..,furn I.1r/ln• J.:\J-112~
J)<>;:rr;i~p1·~ ,\. ,,11 ,.,.,!or YOU ..,up111,v th" r ;i i n 1 .
h1·1;::1ltrn1>r<. l.· Ir! n11nu1r Rnnm .~ pain!rrl SHl PR, Also
lolr:i1·h fnr ll'hltr i"il r-f"'1 $, P,..,t<'rior. Call .i.\ll-7046.
~"'" ;.n1ir 111nn"y hv ,<,av1nt: _. -n1r f',t1·11 1rir~ \\'ill rlqin P_ROF f.SSJONAL Pa1nt1n..--
l11+ni:: rn1, r!111int; rm '-hall 1n1rr/rxlrr~ llo~r5t -'~11~k
t ]'\ 1\n,v rni .17 :11. r·nurh L1r f, 1n~. J41<-27.,!J, fi4 .-.-.J'.\,)(\,
qr1,r-h.:i1r ~i 1·1)T5 '":p, 1sP A!NTt NG: JlnnP~I
1< ll;i1 f'nt1n1~. not n1 .. 1hrvL I ,1:;1larantet>rl \\'(lrk. Lir'd Any
o!n 11nrk my~Plf. (;or.rJ rf'f ~hf' jnh f'a!l fi7,')..5740.
• "_1_1_01_1_o_1 ________ 1rROFESS!ONAL p;i1n1i11~ -
Cement, Concrete 1 ntf'rinr/rxtrrinr, Qt1i11ity
\1nrk k n1~!1>r1ill. :1.'ii -il:i:'>.
cr;,\1~::-.:T \\'()HK
PA'r lO COVF.:rtS
• fi.!i-~:11' •
BEAT The R:11n! Conf'n,,1r
11...irs, rano~. cl r Ives,
~1<1r11<1]k~. Don fi-IW.'il4.
l'A1'10S, \lalks, rlriv1>, install
nPw I ;i. "' n ii:. !'lllll, break,
r!'Tn11v,. ~lfl---$.61i8 for t 51.
CONCRJITJ·: \\'()RJ<, No jrlh
1no ~m11ll.fr"" r"St 1maT M.
:..1~-~20 11flPr 5 p.n1
Contractor
Electrical
..;,(TAUIUS ?,_:) .Aflf-M l-.;-..M'Al-2~
~~1,'·'5-17-~0 -;: ,, 75,79 87
( •· "]. JUll,t ~!
-·'.1:-,'«JULY 11
•· • J9.A2-A9
7S-81·B6 -uo
_ JUtr 11 "~ ' ~-.. ~UG.11
* * * * * *I l L F. C'TR IC!AI". l1r,.n.o.rO,
h<ll'l<tr'1 Sm11J1 l'"lh.O., main! •I. •••••••••••••••••••••1 6 rr111\1r~ ~S-~203
f1 111u·f' -RI<'!';~ -rrtrh -
(;111l1y -Ll'ITl-'.RS
,\ t·<1n 1111> ft1nny, ''Thrn
thrn'·,. thr lf'n111)., rlric "1111
hild a q11arTf'I 11•11h h<'r r.-.v
frirnd ilnd lhrrw all h1~ L!;f .
TJ::RS h11rk 1n10 his ra rr"
Job Wanted~FerTiale-702
HIGHLY' Q llil l 1 f I f'd
il r111d \l'llh an ;ih(\vP l;:c==--~-cc-~-BRING your kn111ing, kP<'p <'l\'r1·11gp 1n1·nn\<'_ If) am lo j
I q2 7 i::randm11 company. 9-4 C.!>1, p111 on y, 4. -8R6 . cc==-=------1 .;11·r11 . fi46--!l2.14.
ALTt;R,\TJON !ild.\', ('Xp"r. l3U~BOY.-,-,,-0c,-0dc,~,-,,-. ~11c,-,.
0,nl,\·. i\ppl.v tn ]:)('rs.on. Lant-1h)f' ill us! be 2L Coral Rrpf
Rry11nl. !'<-1 Cn;isl Pla'f.il.
('_j l, : .. 10. 7i)I\,
Accounts Pay./Ret
i11ntnr rtnlf'I. 2fi4:i llitrhnr
RI., C.:'11.
BOOKKEEPER F /C
E XPER. TOP PAY!
)!n11.<rk<><'prr <<'<'k~ l11·r.n111
pns1 tin11 111 the Rr11rl1 11r<'a,
)11'J\"I'~ f11JI rhilJ')::f>·<'XPI',
Cl;i~~lfi<'rl Ari :"\'n, :':1-1, flil lly
P1ln1 r .o. flt!-. l:i'ifl, Co~ta
jlf'~a. (';i, '.l2fi26,
IJ>•·;tl nrw t·;ir rlPillPr h.:is an Rrsu111I', r 0. Bnx 220.\, N.B.
(!pt>nin!! fnr l';>;pPr1en1•e<1 \\'n. -Bo;iy are wf' rl1.<(lrganiicd'.
n1.:in ro h11nd.le ill'rount.< PilY-\\.'p 11eNi l'I hnusc11·1fe "ilh
- -ahlr A· l'Pl'Pl\'ilhlr_ [lf'rn1::in-srrr<'tan::il ~kills Iha! \\'anls
:-;r0'CE !~E 111:ilurr ,11unan Pill P0~1 l1nn -lull en. hfn-In tr;:ir!e-p>1rl nf hrr rlady
I I I r f1ts. In.<, f.: pilirl l';ir.;111nn. I 1 f'~trf's r1np , oppnr . ..i1t:u1i::1 11;i~~ P fnr p11rt cir (lllr dally
n I I • Ropi>,' b.1• 11\ilil ff). Cl.:i~s1l1rrl :irrn 1 a~1 "'fl f' rr11•11 ,v has~lc, Bkkri:: & lite lyping
a11ln 1n~, 4 .1'rs rrrrrll f'XP Arl #~22, Daily Pdrt!, PO. ~kill~ ;:i1·r l"l'flllirrrl 10 hl"!p
I • I 11 8"-: l~JliO, Cos!il ,\le"<!, Co . r~ 1l1nc. ,v yp1nr: 1·n rgf'. rh1~ \.•nun,""' ''Trll\'lnt" ""~-9Zli2'fi. " "-'"' l1>1·f'I r;iprr;;_ 1~·1-l."i!ij_ •iiiiiiiii ... iioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiol fJl'ra!lon . \Ve c;in't pay a
j!.~Tl!RJ'.: 11nn1~n. arlrqu;:ilP I large salary hut 11·r r;in Anct'ent Mar1·ner 1 "· TJ'S nrw1·a1nr '111ulrl J1k" I gu11r11n1r r I 1r.-r..-11nn'! ,,.,
r.:ir1-11n1• r1a1' i·•h for mn1·~ Restaurant man.~· clull nion1rn1~ 11·11 h u~
"\tr11q1r tr111n1nc ~~:,.J \hll \\"r1IP, r111~sifirrl arl ':\n ~2.1,
ri,._1 ~. ·n::i1!.v r 1!...,1 p_ n Fn~ 1:>611, ---~-~-·--::rrk~ in1rrrslrcl rnlll't; .. ,.. ct)~ta ~'"'1 , c-~1 :r '12fl2ii ,\ll'll·:S ~1r f'nn1·alr~rrn1·r, !1'Ch ~<'l1nnl ~l llrl<'~I~. n1f'n -----.
rlrlrrly 1·11r" or f:in1 '1v l'ari: t.· "'nn1rn for p t1m£< .\· r BOYS 10-14
J!nn1r111<1krr_(, "•\7-l'il1.~1 llnlr f'111plnyn1,,nr In <lrli\·r.r p;iprrs in !hi' S<tn
HefPWanted, M & FJio ClrmPnre. San .T11a11 Ca pis
App ly In Person lrilnD 11ncl Capistrann Beach
\JnlhPI'~
,\crn11n1a111
S.-t'.v-;\lklnc:
Rf'rPpl. r.rn '! flfr
,(;.rr'y I r1'f'-S\"hnnl 1
R11Jrr 1r·r1<'r!rn1
Rkkpnf! ~l~rh Trrtr
F111nk TP!lrr 1r"r'
NCR ·IA"2 nr 4;,o
NEWPORT
s 1 f\
s:IXl s !i~
$4:.0
S·l.'lO
s.~!lt1 o,.,
Opf'n
P ersonnel Agency
833 Dover Dr., N .B.
642·3870 •
AS.\'.\lSTANT J\.lan;i.~Pr, l'IVl'r
2.i, Tl'J f'-Sfl"r-nf'r<. Fuller
Rn1.~h C". 9fi2-M16.
.:i.rr.:i
DAILY PILOT
4~2 .. 1~:.in
von r o\rn hourl':. your "ll'n ~11rn l n1<"· Call now,
~l<L-70.11 ' 1·,-,,~0c,-,c,-,-1ch,~HcCc.sr~c0cAc,c.-,,-• ......... .., ... .., ................
rv, 1u1 11d: t>nn'i CLEAN-UP
rlrlil.v, .rll.11 tn<lil.v 6l2-.i67.~. PERSONNEL
CJ.rllCOIM
DIC. Jl ~·· ' ,, JN/. It \'.;.
A-6·3A·37 0 "-46-'7 · t~
Appl.v In Prn:on Only
~e i\lr. Anrlcr~r,
SNACK SHOP
BAKERY
J..t..14 -E. Coas1 l·hvy
U>rona Oel t-,1;ir
CLERK TYPIST
r,...,oo typing .!okl11~ rf'<frl w l
kno1••lrdge of K11rrll"" 1nvl'n·
t"ry l'l't'f>rr!~ k p~lerahle
f'\'.p('r 111 rinvturtion rontro!.
• Prolu Sharint:
THE
J. C. CARTER Co.
Gil \V, 17th St., C~ta :'lft:SA
:-,.1g.J.12l
An f'qual opporiun11y
en1ploytr
DE!\TAL 'ISSI, f'Xp, cha1r-
siclr. Sill Oflf'll, La:;::una
H1!1s-EI Toro. S:l0-113(),
OE;"-."TAL ASS'T
Ex[lf'r prf'lcrrffi * • 5·1S-7074 * *
DJSHWASHER
Eve. ShifL P l timr. l>lu~t hr
('lean &· nf'11t. /\prly 1n per-
son, ,.:;qrf & S1r!o1n, 5~~0 \\'
Co;i,q Hwy, N.B.
f1i~tr1h11rnrs for ht>al!h It
rrolncy product~. Pe 1 e
.\9!1--2478, 64fi.-/O:i6 ""11.
OMV & Contra cts Girl
Lrll'al n1>1v car dralcr~h1p
nrf'ds ~harp girl l'l ll'n!'k
Di\1 \1 A· rontr11f'IS rlrsk. F~lC·
J)f'l'lrncf'd nrf"rerrrrl. Full
f'nn1pany bi-nrfi1~. in~ .. p11ld
,.,,,.1111011. !111111 rrrl.Y rn -
Class1l1rcl 1\rl #,122, D;iily
Pilot P .O. Bnx L'i61'1. Costa i\lr>~~. Ca. 92626. -------**DONUT MAKER
Aprly ln rf"l"S(ln Only
,<::oe '.\Ir .-\ndf'rson
SNACK SHOP
BAK ERY
:;.\·l-1 F:. Cnil.~I H11y
Coron;i rlf'I l\lar
HOS TESS
Lun1•h llam-2pm, 11·knds "1C,
Arpl,y in f)f'rY.Jn, Colony
l\iH·hPn, 3211 H;:irbor B!. c 1\l,
H 0 U SEl\EF:PER/SIITER-
fDr rr11chPr. 7 Jn 4· 30. C<l~lil
fll "~ 11, rn ll ~ 1 h "v f'
n·;::i.ri~porlatinn , :l.16--72.1-1
• 1-lousr kPeper
l..;:iundrf'S! e
:\11rldle 11crd l11d,v p1·ero. Nn
rxper. ncr, "'ill /r;iin Apply
in Jlf'r.~nn <lnl.v. ~sk !Or illr.-;.
Gurnf'y. B;iy View Convel-
P~(·rn1 Hnsr>. 20.'Jj Thurin SI.
Costa ,\!f's~.
HOUSE\rrri:: tlf'f'rl h l g h
rarn1n,;s In ~up p ! ,. m "n 1
film lly lnC(lme~ \Vork full nr
par! t1mP, <+r.-in~r 11111•
hours. f'~1-n fr<'P \lilrrl1'(1l,r ,
no tnvrslmrnl. Call l<•r
11ppt. 9fiS-:17.19 nr li~.l..~.
HOU5f~ C;irr, l 2 rlay 1vkly.
Ynun2 nr old, male t'I" lem.
li1Ft-fio/.Jl
1-l~KPRS F.n1rl~'r pay~ f~P
Georz" Al!f'n B.vlan<l A~rn·
r_v 105---B E. llith, S. A.
:-..17-<1:Ul.i.
!-!()! "SF:Ki-'.EPF.R, I 1 \' • - 1 n,
rn·! r.-.'11T1. l ch1lcl. J)f>l"'n-
rl.:ihlr Rrf'~. ;,:i f;-00~·1 .
."-..t~n17l "\l:iry ,\nn".
IXli\·cr ~hop \,·01·k. 111nrn int> ll OUSF:f\~:r:rF.R fnr ~f'hml
~h1f1 Nn f"\p. nrr, 2~.,_.i.·1 ~:::P ('hildrrn. lLB (";i!l l'\'e~ .
f<'m_ Anply .\.Ir_ Donul. l.i.'l 5Jfi-O~'.l.~
E. 17th S1, C.:\!, l --~1c1n=c·~>c=.cl<F.~.cE~Pcl·c:Rc--·I
DRAPF:RY LAli"llflY -l\1AIO
~E\\'JN(~ rrainrrs [... ,.x. -+ ~>10--;yj!)ll •
prT1rnrf'rf. &aC'h Draf)f'ry, llclo=uoscEcl-.:~R~lo-,-~-,,cl-,.·1
!1.111 \\', \7111 SI ., C.\1 , h1·p in nr 1"1'!1, 11·atrrfron!. * DRIVERS*
No Experience
SZ2:i n1n. fi7.1--1 1j2
1-IOTEL MAlD-Exp'rl
prcf'd. La~un~ &~ch. * Call 494-1196 * Necessory! !\·lit~! hil Vf' ell'ao Cillif. Onv-I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I
11Jl:: rrrorr!. No! unrl<'r 2;),
YELLOW CAB CO.
1,% F.. llith St.. C.;-.1_
EARN $4(), a rlay nlln1m11111.
Vnu will hr glling 1111 1rlra.
I 11·elrom~ ~x-salesnirn.
~11rrr~~ful .~111r~m('n. ritir"rl
J"NIPI<', v rre r.\11! A-
hn11se11•1vr.~. f'or inter\'\f'I\'
ph. ;-.ton-r ri, 9A J\.f-6 P.\I
64 . .-....itl!li.
ELECTRONIC 11~c:emblrr~
wantrrl !or ~mBll elrctronic
.:i.~:<Pmhly line , B 11 g.: y' ~
Re.<lio, 6391 \~1~~tmin~tl'r
A•'P., \\'l'~lminstrr.
EXPER, \\i.11 i Irr ~g w11n-
r,.d-N1>i1 I, a 1rr11c1iv~. ovtr
21. 1\'iltl!Pl'i fl"I!" ~pl1t .o.hHI,
("J()Off tip~. Steer k Slf'in,
1170 B11krr S1, C.!>I Stt
:-i1 r~. 8Ak <'r 11! 2pm (111.ily.
l.--XPER TE l.F.PH ON E
OPERATORS ONLY. RehPf
~hi f1 lll'llil. 64:..-2\fil .
IRYINE PERSONN£1..
SERYICESM<AGENCY
F'ref' & Fee Pos1rion
Exec. Sec'{ $650
NCR Proo Opr to $440
Exper. Teller to $440
Gen'I Office $433
Girl Fridey $450
IBM Keypunch to S476
Typi1t $375
G•n'I Ofc P /t ime S2 hr
4AA f;, Jith !At lf'Vllll'I CM
642-1470
KITCHF:N hrtr. t1vr·r Z1
Rf't1rr1noan1 l!n!PJ
---··~· .. '
. I.
Thursd.,, S1pttmbtr 16, 1971 DAit V l'lLOT Sf:
,[ ~ _ ...... _ ... ··~l[Il] I ~11•• J[Il] .__I _ ...... ,_ .. ··~l [Il] I -Jl§J I -... -
Help Wanted, M &. F 710
MAN be1wn .f.~. exper
woodwork , ~~/lime
employmcnL ~ti'tl.
Help Wanted,# & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 71 0 Help Wanted, M & F 710 Furniture 110 Garage S•le 11 2 M lscall•neou•
MARRIED MEN
No ait llnul, to service our
equipment & !tarn other
work. Could mear1 doublfng
previous mcon1e. Wn1n~
opportunity $170. wk. Call
ror pt.-'l"!Onal i n t e r v l e \\'
Jx>t11i·een 8 & JO Al\!,
496-2333, D ivi s io n or
Consohcta1ird foods,
MATURE reliable 1.l/om11n lo
:s11 w/my 2 rno old
daughtrr 11 : 30 to l : :\0
l\f on-Wed-1''r i. in my
Collf'il:f' Park home-. to.lust
hRvc own trans. refs 1'1!11'd.
$.l per day. 557-5972.
tJfATURE, reliable baby51t-
lrr needed from 1·30 10
5:30, Mon -Fri, J\lns1 havl'
own tran,. CaJI ;)46-jT;il a rt
5:30.
MECHANIC POSITION
Exper. ~lechanu:: nttded for
lawnmo11l"fll &: llmllll rqu1p.
for land~CHpe rnain1. ~'<>.
Salary open. H.L. Sct>lic1d,
54\:-1!175,
J\1EDJCAL assistant back
ofc. E:it p'd only need apply.
F or busy G.P. ofc. Must
know X-ray. EKG. draw
b l ood. El Toro &
e PRAC. NURSES e SAL E SMAN e HOUSEKEEPERS e You~ Company e COMPANIONS e Good Potent11L1
All Llvl' In Job&-
All 111 Harbor Area
No .rf'~ To App!ll"an!
Cook·Hs kpr to $350
For semi retirt'd couple
E ld•r ly Care $300 mo
For rouplf: 10 Hun1. B<:h.
Call MN. Sc:hntld!
WES'l'CLI~-~·
PrRSONNEL AGENCY
2043 Westcll ff Dr., NB
&fj.2770
SALES -
F ULL OR
PART T IME
Place pure \.\'aler systems In
hon1e-s on n1011lhly 1't'n!11l.
l'wlust bl> neat &: willing 10
1\\.wk. Average $T:)() 111 $.'!00
•1rckly ron11niss1on. Call
H skpr-Aid• $350 m o !or appo111tmen1. r-.ir, l-fa·
Couple needs cook, hskpr &: 1nann, at 778-J<iRi .
111de for disabled husband. lc-'7C=~----~--· I SALES-Ut'c.'Orator Opening.
Prac . Nur5e $450 m o 1'1ust bl" exper.
Couple nttds good cook &· CALL '.>11--43!11
care for "ife. --,S~A'°'L~ESLA~D=y~-
\VOMAN or marure girl tor
ltght house"'ork & babysll·
11ni: for pro!. parenl:oi. 2.5
pm wkda.ya, San J uan Cw.Jl
.f.93--3725.
W0 )1EN for sales work in
your local area. Represen-
l-if\i Rayne Son Water. Full
or part tin1e basis-897-\093.
\\'OJ\1AN \\'anted lo c11re for 2
i·h\JdN:n, age 7 & 8, live-in.
Call after 6 pm. 962-5.184.
Y EL LOW PAGE
SALES
The \Vest 's la~t lndt'J)('n·
r!t"nl lOC'al t elephone direct·
ory publisher llt'e'ds addi-
11unal S3les111en to nieet cur·
IT'nt e.~p1u1s1on. F /time,
pcrn1. no rnrvr l, hi-eam·
ings, es1at>-produc1.
---~-=--Return 1 from Rentals
SALEll
CU.!ilom furniture Rental
"'"" Retia.le Div1s1u11
' BEDROOM-<lrMser, mir-
ror, headboard & 2 1111e
stands. was $l35-Now $99.
I MA1TRESS, box spnngs
& frame, now just $43.
./ SEVf':RAL BL'tlfOO/ll I !I
stanu1g a1 $59.
./ DINE'ITE sets, !able & 4
chau·s, $~9.
./ SOfA & chair r.els, Sia.rt·
ing al $25.
./ BEAUTl~'t.:L 5 pan 1 sh
(~) sofa & 101·.:-sea!, \.-as
S620. now $199.
./ E ND &: Cocklalt !ables
starting a l $5 each.
./ LA!\1PS, l11rge I; sn1all
stc1r!ing at S1.
I 20 SOFAS. btg sl'lf'(•t1on.
f' 1irne. »50 yrs of ngr. Exp. N" 1i.""••ss1on here -1\·r ha \·e cclor &: design_ st11t11ng at
P rac. Nurse $500 m o fll"•I rtret's.~ . .'\µpl y The Sho1\. 111•"11 111l"Tt'a!!!1ng busni..·:>s by $15.
For parllally bedridden lady off, No. 22 f'"ashlon Isl:i.r.d, nvf'r ~.i'< Pf'f yr. ror past ./ !:!' REF'HJG 11•/ wa1-ranl}'.
N.B. 3 yr.; & '71 c.'l"pected to Ix> $12\t.
Cook-H s kpr $350 m o SA'.'.1P<Lc"c..-:Mc,c,c,-,,-,-,-p-. -0-,,c,,-.. I l'l"i'n h1ghrr " ./ HEADBOARDS, w h 1 Ir
For lady on Balboa Islam! 1'lanufaclurer ladies drt"SSi'S !hey last~ SI .
HEALTH &
FAMILY CARE
AGENCY
1805 No. Broadwa y
San la Ana 547 -6681
& ~uits. tl1ust bl' able io tr you"rc ambitious & ag. ./ BE!\lJ1.JfUL pa;ttires,
'>'·ork from sketch. Apply grcss11·r 1' sef'k a c;1rf'rl' s1art1ng ar $10.
Rojel, Jn r. 1008 Babcock, in classified yellow page Used Furniture Factory
C.J\I. 6-1G-7448. sales, plC"ase report 1n per· 188:1 Harbor Blvd, CJ\l
~on for intervie"'S Thurs. ~18 -9457
SECRETARY Sf'p1 JG, 1rn1: Friday Sep1. 1 2~T~llc,1cN~bo-d~"c1-,,-:1 -,cbcl cb~,.
for invcKtn1rnt t·o. 1\·11 h a 17. 9Ailf: tllonday Sep!, 20, ood " 120
n1ode1·n office in 11. brau11rld 3 · 7P" k B set, g ccnu. · ea SC'\. nl "'· At Llts ey ros Queen Anne 11ining thl w/2 new Uui ld ini:r. l\1us! be able r. Co "" E Bro•d'"')' 'l' " •• y ' lC"aves & 6 chr.;. Si:i. L1k1· 10 greet & h1111dlf' wealrhy Anahcun. ~fisgJon Vif'JO arra. 837-7!>20 . .!!""""!!!!!!!!!!!!!""!!!!!!!!!!""""!
Models Male & Female RECEPTIONIST * Hair Hunters &l+-21 5! *
r-.tOTHERS . S1uden1s. Grand
mother:s. Jf )'OU f' II j 0 y
chlldren, 11,·e nel'd your
volllnlt tr help in nurse!)·
schrol, Hrs to be arrAnged
at your convenience. \\'ill
~ve good exp. 64&-37Cli.
:'oifOTHERLESS home, live-in
houaekeeper wanted. 2
children 7 & 14 yrs.
lntetv1f11,·s \\/rd thru Sat.
96l--050J.
* r/!Joon
Rake,.
We •r • n ow acce pting
applicat ions for -
DAY ~USBOY
DAY & NITE
DISHWASHER
Please Apply
Between 3 & 5 P .M.
O r Before 10 A .M .
J!W52 MacArthur Blvd .
IA<'nMs frorn 0.C. Airport)
Nf'11'po11 Beach
NEED housckrl'f>I'!". One fi hr
day per •1·cck. r-.1u~r h<1vr
own trans. Nr Adams &
Brookhur~1. Cnll to.Ir s.
t-.1oore 67~!-l'6:JO d A y s ,
9611-21:\0 f'V('S,
NEED REAi~ I:: ST /\ TE
SAL ESPEOPLE. Have good
buyrn; ror you to ·"'H ho1nf's
& income propETty too. Call
(Oflay for 1ntrrvif'1t·
\\'. E. l./\CHEN.\1\'Elt
Htf>Q :O.'e1\·porr Bh·.t.
646-.l928 eve~ 673-1)77
NURSES A1dr~ lor nur.<1n~
homl". Exf)f'r p r r f 'd.
494-8iti:i 8:30 AM-5P'.'.t.
iltA TU RE c!il'ntr. with poise & charni. nrw cornrr da)'bf'tl ('01nbo. 7
S111 rr $:)00. Luskey Rros &: Co., Inc. f~'S . .$75. Library !bl $25.
'.\lust enjoy 11,·nrkinjl; \\'Ith the Call Jean Brown, 5-i(}.60j5 St:rviOK lhf> \Vest since 1949 '.\Ii.sci Ibis, s1nl lounge chr.
pub I i c. Light ollice COASTAL AGENCY 5'1S-1423.
backgrourx:I. !'Ume typing 279o llarbor Bl at Adams MUST go Easr: W i 11
required. $300/mo to starl. SECRETARY sacrilice Dinrttr se! Sj(), Call 5-16-J025.
Good t I M h . l'Ombo n:frig-lreelL'r s:i0 ..
RECEPTIONIST w,. 1, d . opportun1ry or. a ert e~ 1ndrs• 1 _ " Seert'larv 10 work 1n fa~f i::as s1ove .$25. Au10 \\'ashl•r
Con1pelrnt. pl!'1S1ni: ap-paced · N.R. adi•t"rtisin-i:: $25, king sz bed, nr11•, $200.
pcarance: lor . N.B. law of. agf.'n<'Y· All skills in1:I. Antiquei 800 I c"=6-""8".o'='c"-'Pc'"~· --=-
!ice .. '.Y p ln g, so mt shnrtha nrl rcq'd. Xln"t saJ. LEAVING Jor Europe. il lus1
transcribing, 8: 30 -S. Call an.· •. hf'ne lil•. seU fine lurn11u1-P . Liv.
• "~"'" 'J "' OL'TSTA:'\DING carved ,r.t: :i-lu-.N\1\1. Phone 833-1670 pierced Victorian funi, 4 nn-sota, chairs. 111.bl<'S, <1n·
RE. SERVATION Co ntra ct SECRETARY rhruns rte: din mr ra Llc. an. dining ehairs, Host ,r,
girl . must hr O\'rr 2~;. V~ry Diver-sified position req·s Ho.~tess, setltf'. chairs in t1que glass, n1irrors, chairs,
l\€al & alr·'rl. Ph. ~i-{b21 · back~:round in advertising or fl('f'cllrpoinc $2:«! r i r n1 . chests, & miM:. 567-t343. l\l r. Bro1vr!er. mktng. Xln"t benefits &. Dining rm set. also cus!n1 3 :O.IONTH old Herc11lon sofa
working conds. Call for appt. bed set. lite mahoi;: finish. 7 & lo\'rse11t, g11n1t' st-1 , colfer
5'10-4020. pit>ce~. $1700. make of!f"r on 8r rnd !hls. Unu~uaJ c11.1shrd R~:!NF. steel drtailer w·an1. A l v e ry P roducts par\ or al!. Pvt party, v('lvet ivi ng room set. <'<l, Your~. 2 or 3 yrs. exp. P11y~ 10 Swo. ritm )oca!crl.1 __ 2"6"2"0.,..s_o;c'cscu= .. -"""' cs_._A_._ ,_:~_,,_._,,'"'-----~-67~&8 .
in r·ount;l in Valley. 962-14·11 SELL B Line !11sh1on~ 12TH ANTIQUE SACRif!CI::, l-l rrculon 8'
LAG UNA H ILLS
Interview ing For
Daytime
Busboy
Apply tn Pf'rsnn
24001 Ave De Lac&r!ota
Laguna Hills
Com + warrf!ubf'. T,.aining SHOW & SALE ~fa & lovrsrnt. l1v'g rn1
A1·;11I. C'al! Pat at: 100 ANTJQUI'.: EXlllBITS furn inrl velvc-1 i<Ola &
.'\;\!l-'17~~-~23-9~.\/;. Long Brach 1\rena love.~eat. Sp~n Ollk tbl&, all
SF.H VICE ~ta 11on atl<'nd:inl
lnr11l, mature. Appl,v II ,{· II
Sht'll, 19th & Placrn11a .
C.:\!
SERVICE ~la. '.\\gr o r
lr;11nre Clas~ A Smog.
t.;ood salesman , lite
mechanic11!, rtrlll & am-
bitious. S...t .Jim, 2590
Newport Blvrl. C.)-1.
SERV!Ct; S1;i1 1on Sillrsman
p/Un\l'. j'l;eal in appear.
Expcr. 2:i!XJ Ne"·port Blvd,
Ci\1
SERVI CE S1 11.lion a!Tcnclan1
Apply Union &rvirr. 194·1
Harbor Bll'fl. C'.!\.1.
OL:ean S-Long Beach Blvd. like !lf'w~ &1~1701 .
Sept 16, 17, 18 19, Rf.Al 'TJFUL !10\111 o 11 k
Thurs fo'r1 :::a1 1 io 10 pm Rt'dronnl srl, hl'Adhoarrl l:
'sun 'i:.i to 6 pm fr:unc-. Or1hope1!1c mnl!rrss, ·~--* ANTIQUES * 2 n11r stands. dhl •tresscr
Round oak iablcs, squarr w/n11rror $100. ~,.1s-ono.
oaks. dressers, rockers. EARLY /\n1rr sp1nr11;:-(i'W
br('akfrunls & rnany moN' tlC'd. :«Ira fir1n Simmons
choicr i1t'rns; Pvt Pry. For ilt11 ttrcss & ~pnngs. Xlnt
!urthrr info; Call: 6-16-73.35. ct1nd. $60. or \\"1ll sell st'p.
GENUINE Bear coa t apro:.:. ~14()..29!'0.
!JO years old .. Ext d lent con· PR \•elvet ~hairs, round table
di!ion ~100. Call alter 5 pm. .(. 4 chairs, "J con1n1odrs,
532-10i9. SQla h<>d, lrg blk chr~t. b!k
S National Cash Register S ,1•rough1 iron chandellC'r.
Old, very ornate brass tASl'. Call art I\ pm. 64·1-0322.
(/\t !he E l Toro otr
Nr,.,1. Su!ary + l"On1n11ssio11.
ramp 3006 Harbor BlvrL C l\1.
Xln t eond. &: '>''orking order. f·RUfT\VOOD ga n1c ~1'•. ~~··
Ideal Jor boul1qtJf' !'hop. <'1C. rrl !abtr, 4 Ca1w hat:k t•hr.~
l\-fu.~L :<Cll $3~ li·12-35..~9 c1·~-'>'"/pnrro! .i;:rC'en ninich uph11I
A.~TIQ~~-Pop1'nrn l'l<l01h. srats. Lik r nrw cone!. $300.
J'rrfN't oprrat1ng ("on d. 6-14-43:!0. S.D. freCl\lly/ S!-IA.\IPIJ() ~1rl ,t· ;iss1~1ant. lrould niake gl"f'al p.i tio UP.AND nl'\v klngsizr hrd f·u11 rim<', mus! be !1c'd.
RELIEF RN or LVN. all Richan! Ouelr!te Beauty
shifts. Phone 6 4 6-176 <I . ~on. 1610 \\'. Cst H"'Y· NB.
har. Phon~ <1 ftrr 6 P:\f r·oinpl.. anTiqurrl d rs k
49'1-49i7. 11/1·h111r. Antiquf' 1n1nk.
1r l.E,\Vf~r, for ~:umPf'! ~J'i-1452. Equal Oppor. En1ployer. ---SHAR P G AL
A1111qur ~lasi;, ~-hiliri;_ m1r-Aj\;TJQUE Mahog po s-t e r
\\"r)! 1h'<'S~l'rl, Gund Jook1nr:. ror~. rh{'!<IS & la nips . 111 111 l)l'ils, s1m; like nrl'•
l~nnrl ])l'rv-tnnhiy. Li11• "ffi("e 557-l :W~. 42 .. ganie !ll ble, .$6.'i; nusc
;~~r,~.l\J~~~~g ~~;11l11,~1g ;:;{i ;,\:.:~err ~-~=£~. SP~~1~·1~;~~ items. &1~14 c~-.. ~-
111111' QU1<hfwat1ons: :1"1"' or \\"ATERFJEDS ron1 ple t r
l'nr1rll11Qn S2ia. %ll.-9~7. 1-• I f I undrr. 2.1-:{S ,\ht!'! he ~1n-w .,,.,..('"Stil , ramr, 111a ·
gle .~ nr unn lla<'~lC'd . some Appliance s 802 t~s. p!!rl. r lc'. Only $65.
1rnvi•l 1n\'<}lvr1I ;,.1:;.g2~ 67:Hi30 or 646-{.634.
Reub en.;
LAG U NA H ILLS
Inte rviewing F or
sHIPP!Nr; \\"_A_H-!·:Jl?ii.1->E-.. DEF.:P rr-eezf' . .$60 Ad rniral· DINING ROOM~S"E~T~
:>:1•11• ron1p:viy, twAr 111rpor1. Sear~ Lady Ko·nmore 3 spd Full si11, 8 cha ir,,
·'"h can crow 10 ~t1 f)<'n·1•or. 11·ashrr, .$150. St>lf rll'n n1ng buffet, fruitwood
OPENINli H11rd11.nrr ;;lorr l\,•w pro.111.-1 Sr11rt .$2.~oil. \\r~t1ngh.•<' Frosl./r"e ri nl~h ·,'· b7]-43b2_
in Harbor V1tw Centrr 11r Call Rnh \\"1l~ir1 . ;~iQ.£0:).'i rrfni:, .SIOO. D1n1n.11; room
PART TIME
COCKTAIL
WAITRESSES
P ('OA:-.TAL AGENCY flt 13· "16 ·i;2· 19 • MAl l'Tl ESS hox ,V ~pflllR1\ ~e11"fl0rl Crnl('f". N c-e ri Apply in C"ri;o~n ~ • •1• ,,. ,...;, .i, · J douhll' hrrl. pr r fr c 1 . ~alf'~l'lerks . checkers, nll ll.'t' 2-IOO l Ave De Lacarl1'1A '2r.i<l llarbor 131 a1 Ath1n1~ :::ih>1l11nar. 11p1 '.!, C.i\1, · I B€autyrr""1 .S . .0. 67'.Hi:l()~ all , girl, rr ccivlng 1•lrrk. Plra~,.. Lfu~una HJ!~ STATlT ~'our Chn~1n1as 1':1rn-ti.I~. Auto. "'"'·~hrr, '>''hlte. 5 ~lll lf' qu;ilillc11!1on in h-irrr (A1 the El •roro off rarnn l11J::li now. St1f11v S:it·:.h \'~.~. u!d, lluiis il't>ll $60. 4·
l D S D I I HOlJ. Y\\'OOD bl-r1. likl' nC'w. to Classifird /\d ;>;o, I., a1-·. · ree"·ay Cn\'rn!ry .1r11·rlry. Nn 1n. free (']Pc.. dryrr r n c J.
'.
' P ll•I, l'.0. Do:it l:i60. l I II I ". 1•1·1 $30. <_;:u·d 1111\lc-, 4 <'hr!i,, ., \'Cs n1en . CfJ <'C' inw: o r V>J-~·.. g•oi'!JO
Cos!a i11esn, CA 92626. SALE£ -!\ten <IC'l1v. Call l'>olf)..{~14 . =====~----~ poker top. Rsnbl. ...,... J •
1-----------1 STOPlll \\1£DGE\\'OOD gag range, 4 GIRL'S 3"" tl.forris rhe~t &
,\.10V!:-IG aale JoT1 & Sat 10-4.
Drtt&Jng table, SJ5: chest of
-~~--~~---~-JOHN'S BIKES
NEW
dra"¥1'$, S2j: bOOk.shr!vei;, Co lum b ia
S:! 50: Z erx:I labll"'S, S6 & $4; P r emium
2 ocrasiooal ch&trs, $10 & Rom•na
S3.50: ~ tloor lamps, S~.50 OPEN 2·10 PM WKOYS
c•a; ele<: n1bct'r, $12.50; SAT&: SUNDAY 9-6
rn1ial 11torage cabinet. SIO. 645-4720
vaCtlu111, n1isc d l 11 bes, -\\'ill take 'rtRde-ln11-
gl11ssware, kitchen utensil:r. hr11.·r1. 303 Margtierlta, Apt 3'.'.1 "f,()9 " L'O PY paper type
C. Cd~t. 673-1840 &12. In original cartons.
2JXIO shN!lS 8~ x 14'' and
NO\V Chru Sund11y el'erylh1ng l,000 tibcets 8•,:, x ll".
111ust go! S\\' & Han1 S urplus !rom tr i al
1i.•c·ei\'er.;, niov1e can1rra & r!emonstrarlon. Price $75.
11r oJ 1·c 1 or , f'I r 1·1ron1c Call 642-4321 . rxr. 277.
good1,-~. bowl ing b a 11,
bellyboard, misc junk. AISQ 2 10xl6.:i TIRES & wheels
seU1ng good stulf: Wurht".ter $7j, Au!o lrll/lS coolf'r, new
$25. 8'4 2-11522 org11n. CF. re fr1i:.. t..:E lo,,-;;;;;-"'°c-;--,---~
11•asht:r, 2024 G<ildene.1·e. El.VIS Prl:-sley's pt!l"'llonal
Costa J\.1esa. ~5857 jukC" box w/100 records.
-HUrnniage Sale &st otft'r. :,.i&..9379.
T H E BIG ONE AHEA 1'\lg, !ables. bike, 5ml
SI . John !he Divine Church apphan<.·es, cRm1·ra, tennis
.~n·npr ol Bay & Orange, rat•ke1~. &t4-7426
(' nt. Sa 1, Sept. 18. 9:30 am SllJ:\lPO elrc pot!rr's 11•hcc-l,
10 ."1 ;.::i only. v.·/s!ill p<1n, Xln1 L'OJw:i,
MOU:::i F. full ol fu rniture, $17.i. Ca ll 67:1-53!f>.
rvf'rythirii; 11·11! be solrl inti PAI R 7::,(1() BTU FC',ldcrs
womens clothing, size 12 ,f,, WirnJ-011· air cond , JlOV $75
14 20902 6t'11thw·ood Ln., ca. 546-1431.
,'~l.cBc..c96cc8.c56c40-~·--o~-c 1 Mlscellanaou1
YARD Salf'~ House full of Wanted 120
BE OUR GUEST Mtl3"t £"!~ away due to lt-
fiJR i\'EEh.'EXD OR MORE leriiei. Jri&h Wollhound,
Dhcovl'r mobile home hving Doxlt-, malt, AU shotl 1Mil 1
at ita bHt by visiting Oil(' of rabies. Both 7 moe old. Al-
S.D. No. Cot1nfy'1 mos1 lu.1-so 2 mate kittens, Cttl ·
urious ninbilt' home corn-673-8383 day1, · ~ f
mun1t ies. ~lobile home pro-1 YEAR old male Fox Te;r.. '
vld"d !or your visit. Ideally Mer; lully houliebrokimi
located to resort & fine AKC rq;istratlon: 1 om
nrea.s. show f'xperie~. Spec'
ccrnikleration to family who
FOR IPNOFO 'oxRES:. ~RITE kno'l\'I and love• the brffl!.
. . B • 20105. 494-6302. ~Af\j DIEGO, CALIF'. 921'.!'J I:==~~----~
DEPT. P. ~f. THREE femslf' pood lf'11 ===-=~~--~I champagne. I Male Ptk. STEREO, I9n Garra r d · -~-1 ,.... ingese. All AKC. Approx. 2
,,...,..... • w.i i!erta changer, mo"s old . 646--01~2. 548-1022. air suspcnslon .s p' a k e r a 333 I E. 17th St, C.M . w cro ,s-over syatem.1-~=-~------1
Ai\1/Fill/MPX radio & POODLE CLIPPING
tape player, 'till brand new, Nev.'JlOrt Dog Groomery ~
1\·as left on I a y . away , C Newport 81 . on Peninsula
Originally !!Old for S32:5, pa.y 1_67_>-_77_66_. ______ ~1 ore balance ot $115 or small SfANDARD poodle lemal~
payn1ents. Collection Dept, \.\·hile. Champ line. S7?>-
714/89J-.0501. \.\'/paper:s $3{). w 11 ho u t :
1972 ZENlTIIS: All models in 962--1687. ..
stock. Spec.lit! opt-"TJ1ng sale G F. RM AN SHEPHERDS;
on thr.se new morlels. Dis· AKC, purebn?d. 811 whi .
counts for cash. ~xterw:ted S75. ea. 646-4710. ·
\.\'~rrantits & tree antennas AKC German She herd ll,ii 11,·ith 11ll ccn!'K.lles" Ask about F . _,1 p •
• . ABC yrs. neuu y. cash · carry pnces. Call 536-0381
Color TV 9021 Atlanta at ., rurniture llkt' new. r.1ain·
trnance f'(!lllpment '."17 ford
\\"agon. Must Seti! •114 Al·
!so, NB
1'1agno!ia 'HB. 968-3329. (2l FEMALE Germ a n
\VANTED q1111.lity used ladies ----· Shepherd pupp~s, purebre9,
& girls apparel. Ot·ig's 1871 ADMIRAL P or1_a ~le S20. 616-2179_ :.·
prefe!'N'd. !all & winter, Color closeout sale. L1m1ted17°",.-~'°""'""-;c--,;-:-:-col
GAHAGE SA.LE: Sun 19\h
Naug. sof!\ $50, l'i" girl's
bike .$7 .50, books. clotbes !·
misl·. 460 62nd St. NB.
qt1anli1 y. Priced lo clear. AKC SHEL.TIES f T 6
furs & je11,•e!ry. All Si.ze1;. ABC C~lor TV, 9021 Atlanta, Collies I. Ma.lei $60. Char;np
Rags to Riches, 285 E. H.B. 968-l3Z9. sire. ~508
to.lain. Tustin. 54-1-9311.
Musical lnatrumenti 122 l\IAGN AVOX stereo TV con-DARLING 7 wk old puppif'I,
;:ccn;;;--;c:c:;--cc----;:--;;--:-; I ~le, TV need5 picture tubt, p11.rl Samoyan, all white. A
\'ARD 3Ale: Housl' full ot F'ENDEH SI rat o ca~ t er $100. &16-4939. rt-al btiy. 642-4818, 534-3885.
f urn i 1 u re · ttke fl('W. Guilar .$150. Band il1aster :~~~~~~~~~= AKC pupg, DeJmatlon, .\la1ni<'nance equipmf'nl. 57
'
-, 11, ' 0 _11 , amp Sl50. Both xlnt L'Ond . [i mOli: Poodlt"s, 2 mo.1 A~~. N~~~n. , lusl ..... ~ ~14 &12-1719 btwn 6 & 8 pm. f rtt to You I ATKeCnnls~-~3::2,:~,· pup•, ~oo
7'7"~~-----~8oll~IHA'.'.l.\10ND B-3 org-An v.!/'2 . ,.,,., ~"" ,.~ M i1cellaneou1 sprakrrs, PH..10 &: LE'sl1t', 3 Lints, l T imes, $2.00 to $150.
$2350. 213 426-2833 r ANT AST!C SALL *
Or,if'ntal ar c e ssorirs-
r!C'1'flra!or •trn1s .i:. anti11urs.
Oil r11 intin,i:s. cuckoo clo<.'k.
1·a11drl11hr11 . Sofa. d 1 n in g
!able, sn1all fahles, liu11r1s,
J1;1r re/rig, Arr rugs. clcl'
train. cluthrs. lools &
ba~krt6 galore: 1419 Dolphin
1Irv111c· Trrr111'f'I. Cd'.'.l.
*AUCTION*
1'\nc Furniture
& App!i11ncc1
Auclions Friday, 7:00 p.m.
Sept. 17th
• * 5-1()-7179 * *
B1\LD\\'IN Concrrt Grand.
i;:ood condition. 714: 67J-0451
or 714: ft;14-\641.
.. FLUTE BUN"117Y'""'Sec:cl,c,c.,: I
rxrellrnl concl .. Ill'\.\'. $195.
sell 001v Sl Zi. 641i-6129.
AUTOHARP -$39.95
IH2-J9.11
CONCERTINA, S30
C.(•od 1'0nd. 673-217•\, L111da
Office furnltura/
Equip. 124
W in d y's A uctio n Barn DESI\ J(lx60, \\'aln111, 2
20;;,'ti, Ne"'port, CM &t6-8686 pedestAl. Locking rlrawrr5.
_B:_h~nd Tony's Bldg J\lal'I Nier L'Ondition. 64~11 1
1\10\VER S1Jrnt Srnt!, 3 mo DESK:!Oxf,()~o~I~
ol•t S:).'i. Os I"' i 11os r 0 pc prdcs tal. Lockinl! <lrll\\'ers.
Tt'klron1x model t-:'l. ;,12, Nie<' conchtion. 644-61! !.
Slj(), Eico model No. 460 P ianos /Orga n1 126
S6j 83.1-3Zfl8. i ---":':c:-:-:::-:::::---
Dl AJ\·IOND Jntl'rloc•k \\'C"rl· COME TO
<11111! S<'I, flawlrs~. !111vr a p· K EYS TO HAPPINESS
pn11~11I. $4 2~1. Sell /or rash for the beat v•lue1 in
S:!QO_ .Fri/SRI n1o r n . NF:W&U.<:;ED
673-7968. ORGANS-PIANOS
SfERf'.:O
o·r~s . 2
t11pc deck k ar-
11'1rkrr c hai r~.
\•1lll'a tor t'f'<·l!ner. 1·1otlan
h<Jr. 11•nmen's gnlf l"iuh~,
(ILJl't. d1sh\\'11..~h1:>r. ~J6S~:>;"J6,
-S Na 1ional Cash R~gis1rr!
Old, \'Cl)' or nate bra~s cast .
XlnC cond. & working ordrr.
Ideal for bou1iqt1e shop. etc.
J\lus! s1:ll . S350. 642-3589 el'e.
YsllvE MONEYI *
A1g 1·lr11r11nce snlr on
d1·csse1, caprJ.S, \1·on1en's
"-'t11r. J\lr1r il.vn "s Dlst'O'll1f
SIS \V. 191h .->r.. Costa r.1tsa
f"OR sale C>"lmpal'l '62 <'am ·
ping lraih·r & 1954 Alma
house lra1ler. 646-9197 alt
You'll Be Gl•d You D id
S11lis/ncllon Guarantred
ChoosP from large setf'ctlon
l.'onvrn!cnl Terms
Open L•:ves 'ti\ 9, Sun l-6
Bye's Key1 to
H•ppiness
I6:}1!l f';. \\"hillier Blvd,
\Vh11!1cr ~21 3! 694-1076
PIANOS ** ORGANS
Large S<'lr 1•11on . Save_ $1$
Nrw • Used * Ea"y 'f<'rms
illon k fri e1•e:<; ·111 9
Sunday 12-5
F'r1r11<lly lf'lt'phon,. infnr,
FI ELD'S PIANO CO.
1833 NewTJOM Hlvd
Costa f.lel'fl 714164>32~
'.Jpn1 WOULD YOU
1...0 LD'"°-,-.,c,,-.,c1-,.ch,-,-,-1=3.i7.. BELi EVE
Ur1gr houdo1 r cba1sr loungr FREE ORGAN LESSONS
S'.!~1. Zr1glrr far.ml rxPrciscr as long a11 you like! No rei;·
$7:1. 616-:ilti!!. istralJOll. NoobHgat!on. Just
:::::cc~..,-,--Comr. 1'fond11.y1 7:30 pm CA RPt~T ('ontrat•t11r has PX-COAST MUS IC
cr~s sh11gs, hi·i()ll'S; $~ yd. &i2~21lal
up, ln·C' e1l, Jal.On 1'14:
492-22.'>4. tl1 /N SllALL ~p111cl organs, as
'"""""-oc-.,-~--~~ I recelvt-"(\ by us SS!I. I.Rsl 1e IRVJ NF: Cons! Country Club "-h M Sp<'nkrr niodel :T.1, sm. mem.,.,rs 1p, tist sell, Pvt p~r1 y, 5'18-3403 dys, 54S-3270 /lamrnond !ipeaJ!"er JR20
eves. $69. COAST M U S I C ,
Kr1·rENS . .f. •1·ks. Girls & BLACK male toy poodle pup-
'">'S. Beauties black or py, 6 wks., S4~. • 968-1170 i.:rt')" r-.to lher, llima.lyan. l;:;-o.;;--c,.;cc' ;'i-;;c;--,""=:,J,.
!>18-6559, 12:30-3:30 PM, JO.YORKS HIR E Teni ',
l lpo1. beautitu! 4 mo. old. Call for
rnEE to GOOD home appt. 6"5-4Tl.8.
w/fenctd yard, GERr.tAN IRISH SETTER puppiee
SHEP, fen1ale, all shol~. AKC, champlon lil1f':.
tai:s. Good \1· f k \ d s . • 557-9428 •
~i·\0-f(lOl\. Gr•at Dane Pups
7·~ l\10. Grnnai1 Shepherd, AKC R~g. Fawn. 714 577-9693.
sm bn!!'.'d, ff'm. NC't'!ds yard Horse1 156
& hke~ kids. All shOls, lic .. l~-o--:-.--------
675-8719· HORSES boarded. nnled
G RE:Y male kit t y, sold. R\dini;: lf'r;1on1.
hou!Sebrokcn. r·antastJr. Jl('r· al'ailable. Now o t I er i n i
sunahty. Nf.'eds ch1ldrY'n. evening horse ~ntals trom .
67~7474 , 5 l-0 9 Plessc call for
O\VNER pasM'!d a\.\'ay; Toy resecvations on eveJlini ren:-
fr"nch poodle, 11 yrs. !als. Close to Lai u n
I•' r i sk y, Loves kids .. 1c""~'0','0• oPh=·,4_,..,,,.:.9_182:.,,.·---I
642-2669. HORSEBACK Riding
10" RUBBER TRF.E Le!i1!!0tlB, Our horR $5 pt'r
'i'ou dig t..· haul. 67.J-s.IU private lesson. AJJ qe.;.
English, \Vestern. Horses
boarded $45 mo. 557-0625. 4 CUTE '·1 Burmese
.1 black & whl and
hl;1('k. 644-1660.
kiltt'nS.
1 solid NE\V Jrg com1.I I.:. stall -t
lack room. $18/mo. S.A.
Hi;:ts. Call 545-5911. 7 i\10 old Gl'rn1an Shepherd. ----------
Prrrer hon1e-w/ch1ldn-n.l r-------~,--J
1 :: i~~3~1d Genna n Poi nt~r •1;1iiiiijjMjj•jjc:"°jj,jjijj:,.jj-jj~~mjj""iiiii';J:;;;.,Ciiiii~·1 Female, spa yed.
5$7-3032
BLK/whl male kit!en, has Ganer al
/1ad shots. 1-----------* *' 546-(J;,,i7 * CAPT Al N "'=~~~,-~~=~-IUnlimitf'd licens, -any rros• GER.\!~~ Sh<'pherdfl-fusky tons. 30 Years experie
msle 6 , m~. ro good home sail & poy,·er. Prol~io
v./lt'J: yd. S,-,7-3271. spon tishinl!:" guide: r.1exica.n
r.IALE Cocka poo, 6 mo old. & Central Amenca & Paclf.
Loves k11ls. To gd home. ic Coast ""atl"r1 -lnstruc·
'.'.ln1"1n1:. }18-1146'1. non 1n boat handllng, se.J ~
r·REE spayrd cats. Kinen~.
Spay1nio: inrorm at ion ,
!J.16-73()11 or 63.J-7975.
SJA:V1F.SE <·ar, 2 yr.1 o ld,
i;p:iy1.:cl. gf'nlh• frr><' to good
hn111r . :.10-900R .
manship, DR & celesti
nav1i;:1\li()n. PICK UP ol
DELIVERY ANYWHERE:
captain 11vailabte for e x•
lendrll cru1s1ng. Extensiw
atlnll n1strallve expenence:
&16-2977,
BLACK len1/lle Labrador 2 Man Run.about. 14 ft. 35 ho.
n('('d~ home & ya_n1 badly, Full race de<'k. Great 10f
lovrs l'hll<!ren. &l6-,o31l$ Teenager&. E.~ccllcnl ron-•
NEE:DS hon1C". Beall! female dition. Make oller. 64fr.8018.
r oll1e/Spaniel, 3 yrs, shots. WANT to buy GIUll-Sporl·
lovrs kids. 837--0560. 8-5. fi!bing boat, 24' or up -tw
Cockcr-Poodlt', puppy, engines. Wrilf' F. Smith RI . PAINT S/\LES~t,\N ••• TOP quality ~hop r<'q 111re~ burner & grid1l1e, Top A-1 .-~ l"'<P"r & ACT comer desk !et. White &. only need 11 pply . Kcrm LOOKING tech. ['lr ou!.~1dr &. :i;o111r L"Ond, SSo!S. St'ars gas dryer \YATER bedll, All sizes. gold. $17:>. 962-1:..S::t Rim 11. llard'>'•are 2 6 6 6 Sal m nded penon set for llt'nch S('n'lcr . Dcsif't' ynuog $50. 64&-1701. $13.95. Ask about packa).;"e
Newpon & llarbor, C.1'1
&lZ-2851.
GHAN'"O,-p7i•-,..,.-.~T=~-m-•-M7o_u_•
aelec!1on from Sf'mi
C:nnc'ertor lo Baby Grands.
all recondi1ioned, Pr!Cf's
staJ1 at $695. C 0 A ST
illUSIC. Newport & Harbor,
C.M. 642-2851.
very [riend!y, shotJI 1, Box 2383 Davi•, Ca.
he81thy. 642--0452 WHALER. 13' .f.5 J1P
Harbor Bh·d. CJ\!. )"O~el~ a real c~r op. clean-c~t.man5f!xp'd in col-KENMORE auto "'a.o;her S~. LOVESEAT, wil h flt'\\' dt'B.15. S yr. gtir11ran1l'e. \Ve
PBX ope<rator, answering portunHY. Xlnt fu!Ul'f' for n~ yrviring. tar _TV, 275 Kenmorl" auto 11,'aSllf'r $j(). co=5;,~lll. can d~iver. 846-749o.
st-rvice ~xp. prelf'rred , right man. Earnings com· E. l7th, C. nl. li-l2-9j42. Bo1h g00fl L'lJrlff, guar '-1 -~~==-----,-YAOIT CLUB MEM-
Relief shitt, Hu n I l n g 1 0 n mrnce immediately should lJER.c;/\TILE .secrel<try to drliverc.-'tt. 5'16-116n, 1147--'1115 SACll.Jf!O:! cus!om do1''" BERSHlP
BLAD< PersiB.11 mothe r JohTV!Qn, 1'rafler, 1'op rond,
St'E'k~ good homes for he.r Best olter, 675-8234 .
kittens. 497-1426. GLASSPAR 10' Supe:r Lite
FREE aluminum cans, Come Wfrleck &. controls, 9.8 hp
& pick up. Mere, s.325 or offer 646-6129. lkaeh al"f'll. 5.'6-8881 . be in excrs.<i of $300, per "'k. p u b I i ll hr r . ,\1 a i;: a 1.; n,. J .. ATF: mOOr~ pn 1n 1 liflf11 , hand carvrd frame, Savr S-KIO-Jo"ull pricf' SllOO
,.E "SONNE L-T.~RoN=E~ No canvassing or i;olici ting. h11("kgr<>uml <lC",1rablr , s,-,·i() ""asher, avocado, Xlnt cond, 1_ocl_l"c'....c"c'-·-""~'c· _N_B..,.. ---, I Must Sell! 644-£740 ~ves_ ==~-~----=,-I B I p ~ · · b · t e t s1 -611 1·-1 , FREE P"PP'"· "'Y llmall l-0 oa s, ow•r Interviews y appo1n m .n a1 '· ·' -·"'"· S~JO. (.;uar & cl"llvtrcd, Sccrelarir~. che111, 11mpt1 , ANTln UE pho-•, T v,
675-6967
906
Good Typ1ni;:, X1n't t-o. I 9 kd u, "' "" !IAMMOND. S l t 1 n w .1. y, ,.,j ho on Y •·1 "·~-c ays, ll WAITRESSES ___ :~16-!1672, IM7-S!lj POS!<'~. ~au na. Call .Slf'reo & brick·a·hraek. All .. _&.. 8" m~. Call Lorr11inr Cornn 835-2771 ' t.13-6238 Yamaha. Nf'w • ..-.. * 646-1964 * 17' Gia•""", 1968, lnlxl/otbd, \v"-"STCLIF.f' ' . EXPER. llOTl'OIN·T •"lo ,,.,,.,,., & hcaul cond. 2117 Ehico Avl", I I k •· t ---.°"'""°"''""'.--·\ ~ < SALESM•N .... ,,, pan01tom011tm1e1.ot:! FREEWOOD 11pprox 100 hr.1. Mer • P ERSONNEi. AG ENf"Y " Full or p/t1mr. Not undrr 21. t'lcc 1lry1•r, copp('t'!Ont', $50 BUNK bed!. Perrecr rondi· Apt 39, C ill. 6i5-171•1 buys in So. Calif. •I Schmidt I
\• · 1 A 1 · 1· ·ihldd 15000 Ph l644 s,,.~.car 646-3231 cruiiJ r.r, front we 20--lJ ~\'rst!'liU Dr .. NB olln~ aggressive ma n or pp y 1n person, Surf .. t: ,C::lr· ca. Xlnt 1•nrw!. g1111r &. ion iv1 a er, · : WATERBEDS ONLY $15. t.1usic Co., liOT N. Main, ,..,. wftri-bull & trlr. $l650., _.
&l:i-2770 :salrs 1n well Mtablished Join, :.930 \V. Coa!l lhl!)', NB. d1•l1vr!'f'd. ;,.i()..)1,672. 847-111 IS 673-217<1 Kini or queen siz,. Bf'lll 20 S11nta Ana. 64:z..9879 a.fter 4, ,. ~
jf!wclry .~rore. MllS"1 apply in Or e11lJ &16--1202. STUDIO COUCH · I < r t cc===,-.,,--:--,,,,-,,,:;:-PHAR~l/\CIST Posh flC\.\' e t-.lAYTl\G ~pa ir rnan hRl gauge v1ny · .. yr, ac C1f'Y HAMMOND M·3 w/N!Vf'rb, II~] U druit storr in Nt'wport person. OvC'r 21· Kirk Jt"l'.'t'I-WAJTllES..<; parl lime din-wa.~h4!r-JCJnt t'Ond--Oclv w/00 S20 auaran!C'e_ 646-66J4, Xlnt cor'l(j. $750. COAST P111 Mid~· 26' Jc enea w/37'1-F Chrl • eN, 2300 Harbor Blvd., C.M . Ing rni M!rVi~. Ex .... ,1,· ...,.,., 54s--0473 Craft cnr. S/f> &: D/S.
Be11ch creatf'B opportunity N ~-11 ... '"''''' day guar. $50. 5.11-8637. l~=~~c--..,--.,,--iPOWER mower, $6: p .. u;h MUSTC, Newport & llarbor, ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiii;I Re•dy for -·•Un • .,,.;,, .·' f I bl 0 V'"'"" at 11· only •1>ply Bahia Corinthian -~~--~~~~== N 8' I 1--··~ ~ or an outgo ng, ~ e, b". M/\\'T/\G AUTO WASHER, BARGA! + .e<>a w ....... ~ mower, $7: 2 Sean Fatl!O C.1\.f. 64:Z..285l. ~8-379'1' -
-pll' ortf'nted phenn1H·l~t. S/\LES\IJO:vfEN. am itiou~. Yach!, 1601 Bay~i<le Dr, pillows, neetl11 upholstering, II 713 II htl d l lO -;;;;;;;o.;;;;-n:::::::-:=::;:--;: P f G I 150 • ~" ··-11000 I II LEU.OW. $3ji. rt'!I, ' s g y U$e •. PRlVATE Party want.I to • 1, •ner• ~ u· V"' ~ ..... ,, ... m w/f 0 romm,·11erl lo dev"l""ing ('lll'n ·""'·· · mo, 11 or Cit~!. w•• ·-. -w !70. ~-4--0705 r · 110 <~ 0958 -~ ' "" * R3R-(J~ * nuv '"' <>a; re rig, · ~. • buy Plano for ca1h. 1tore as he.alth needs head· p11rt time. Comp:\ny Cll1'1 \\'ANTED Com!Jo 1toui1eman 1 Tux do YOUNG PARAKEETS !Of' bp Johnaon Ii trailer. All~-·.·
E . 1 1 ,, "'·he.n you quallfy, c11 t-1AYT/\C \\lasher &-Dryer SO~'/\ $."ill. 8' 0!111", e 9' bc-igc sof11 . 2orange lOUflie 835--2278. Mle, 12.50 each. lng i350. :;4[>.8180 evu. &. quar!e:f!I, ~S'SfTihll t irit .~ou ......, 'lJl". · I.· :'.tn intrMncr illtisl be tlC· _... •tyle. blue wool t1phol1te"", "h•I 1 IB'I E t/w 3 "°'°'=°"'-""'C:::-C-7::::".:": h .. · "'-"'""' " 5 yrs old, xlnt "°'"'· " •.z ... n;, •• 1Cec • BALDWIN 1ptllf'I or,an "' ... '''"'"' wltnd1 . I' 11 1\·arm. roncrrncu in-prr & rrl1a. YPn r around. ., ... 00....... kilt ~ fl I h --. c 'Id SALES $200. • • * &M-OCJOO .,.._6,,. ens . .,.,sf o er or f"ac . w/percu~!!lon $195. * ~~~~a lil.f.~P~~t,..~i~e. B;~~.. MANAGEMENT ~~,,~~~r r~~11~f~~~u1A~ll~;~ L(; cl1rs1 rrcricr. worlur G•rage Sala 812 64G-8.l3:1. ~-~*-"171~-7_0_lc7c•---;;;, ~~ ~~ l~~~~;~~lOO~tUlty, 5: •.
Manhattan Beach. Oiv~lon mir rltt'ded 10 hulld 5(1 t•oast ll"·y, L 11 J: u n a ~N"al . S7j . MISC Laving state 2060 Sporting Ooeds 130 SIAMESE KITTENS 67H796
PLATER I C , I new !18.ll"lr """ani:utlifln in 3 Bf'nrh, :J.16-2647 l\laple_ Ave, O f $25 f'aCh. 54().368.f. alt S 22• Cabin r -"-, 150 HP ~ , t-Xpe r. n 1nm um ~., J\.l UST .&tll oak <lesk, port * 548-54!! • In ~-• Immed. OPf'-ning. Rnsan rounty area.\. QUALlt"IC1\·liiiii,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MA YTAG \.\'ashl'r, good stf'rto phono &: lape, .11utn ;-.;c;c.;;;;.,cc,..-c.ccc;-c-:= ~ GAUGE llholCUn W · Sl1mtte Kittens -$25 Me.rcntllf'r, jurt hauled. .
Inc, !)48-$$.l1. Equal Op-TIONS: Top consi.~!ent sail's WINDOW working corld $4;,. radio, vibrasonic, upright GENUINE bear coat aprox. cllH;ter model 12 $95. 546-3684 aft 5 pm f'Xtru. $3500. Ph. &n-.!1189.". _
........ unity Employer. rttord with C'llmings OV<'r ~739'2 50 ynr, old. Xlnt cond . .$100. * Ql-3873 * n-, .., 13, BOS'J'ON ·~-•-. ~ "" •. ~·· SERVICE pinnr:i Ii_ miM:. 67!'>-2078. ...... .. "' .... -.--' 1 Prod 1· he! ft1r $ll.OOO per ~ar, pro\'en IMPERIAL rt{rig/lrtt-ztr 21 Ctll after 5 pm. ~9. Store, R e 1taur.tnT, M Ex cond Nft
m.n .. ,.~,tu~~ .. rro!:~spll's. h!aderahlp ability. ne<'~sary GIRL "II II 1100. Xlnt rond. l\10VING mllst JICIJ by l8!h. PATIO dOOr, bikf'~. wini:kM-"B, Ber m SCHNAUZER PUPS. Ownp ercuryu '11 ·-.;,,. .. '" ',..,. •d-'n~lnti'vn ~ .. kll~. will· ... ~,~,.· ncH to baby ilema 1'nl er. too. ~ " * * 545-~J * • "u ,. " 5.'i7-63TI . " "" · Mnllll hutch. '59 Old• f"l'W Ir 11.t •Nd. Groomifll:. 1-----------lc inli:nt'M lo work hanl. Back". 347-ll6.11. -:::=::::-:-:= TERMS S46-0839 • i,: PROf'~IONAL phone. iround in oU~t "'r J;raph11; 1'1111 Tim!" C•m•ras & 433 DAHLIA. CdM, F'rl.Sun. tran1. 536-'193' !:XCELL.l:NT l11te model ' * Boatt, Rent/Chart"r tOI
eoi.k1tor • Dana Poinl. San arts ....... ferr,.cl. Rapid ad· No 1111T1('r. nl'Cf'S~. E•~i'pment IOI TAPE CASSE'M'S, E ii rl f'hrome lllOO 1cri~s NCR. GREAT DaM, male 1 )Told, ... ~ , .Furn. \l)Ols, dlnelle 1et1 "" ,. .... &k -Cll'mtnte, C11plsrnu>0 are•. vanccment for riitht man, . 67 .. ~, Ntfht1nr111,, "IA1d' th" S350. 67).98~. no pa-,.ra, s:... 84-.,._, C•I 2S + Catlin. 27 APPLY IN PERSON' b!lhy item~. ,....,6,-,, · f" 11 •c.n ,,._ .,,,. It 5 Work In your own home. ftill COOJPfl-"Y be(l('flt~. Call F'OR SALE • tl.1 I NOX ; ie1.", ..,.,. O"Otl""t\I07. TV Radio HIFI a •r pm. 5 WHkdays ~r $110. FWJ.y
Bet! de11l In Rrt'" Phone 633·51•2 for appo1n1ment on Orllt'lnaJ "Spy" BEDS, ch11 i~. !nhleR, aofa~. IRVINE COAST C/C $ , , 13' AFGHAN PUPS AKC equipped, Locatton N1wport
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'°l'"S ~1w 9 00 m 'lo~a O 1 -J9n THE RIGGER c a rn r ra lamps, dt1k, burea1u1, rug1, ter•o ,. ...,. . ..,, "" een : 8• · " "" Y· c · ~"· · S!Zl. 67.l-:"~'i.'16 1 n 1~. 1 mernbe1'9hlp. 67J-47b9 M /1-~. 8 wk1, M64355 Hubor. n•l968-•8«1 lor Info .... 11nd DOOn. Scrlprom111ic lnl"'. ~----.,-,. 200 Apo ena, I\'"-"' 1~ !'.
Pllnt Cl111'-llled 11d. &tZ-5678 Sell the old stuff
Cflll 641-..'XifB Now1 rn~h . call &12-5678 ,;...c..:..:.c'-'.'-C...----"-~-I
NO. 16 FASHION ISLAND
NE\VPORT BF./\f,11
H11 ve son1eU1lrtg yoo want to RCA 1'-1tdll color TV console IRJSH Setter pupR, AKC * 5PoRT FISlilNG * ,
I llOUSE Unntin•! W111tch the di ho M 11 --~ •-~--I :«>11'? C111~1n ... 1 11d1< do t ftOU~E ll11nt1ni;:" W11!rh the . $15(). 1111per pe gTCI!, g w or P.r n, ..,....,,., .,.,,. .. Dfll'lll,
\\.'rll -c:i \I NO\V 642~~78. OPEN llOUSE rol11nu1. OPEN llOUSE column. tit MS-7.13~ • field. 714 M:Z..lGU. pas~. Ro.111. &14-&211.
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Thund.ty, Stpttmbtr 16, 1971
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906
28' P\\T Cruiser $3S d;y-
17' Sal.! . .sips ;i $28 day
Seai Coit.st Cnus1ng Oub
N('ll'p0r1 Harbor . &1.>-;,.:,oo
Cycle1, Bike1,
Scooters
Motor Homes 940 Auto Lea5ing 964 Auto5, I mporjed
~S 1 -~--~~~-
970 Autos, lmporred 970 Autos, Imported
FIAT
970 Auto1, Imported 970 Autos, lmporttd 970
Boats, Sail
TRA DE klr 34' 10 50' s.a1I
boat f:quuy of $11.;oJ on
houSl' at Thundertunl Coun-
try Club, PaJn1 Sprini.:s fin
!ht' goll l'OU1~. 3 Hll, ~ R1\,
sv.·i1n. fl'X'L 1 71 41 t;;:,__7.j.ii.
2b' FOLKBQ,\T. j ~ails. 11(',1-
I~ rt'bl1 1nbo<lrd. /\Pal
· bt'au1~ · Ow11t·r 11Hhl <Pl!.
S3300. sl ip a1Ctil. 6·1.->--l·H6
Z!~bf'rgla~~ ~1001,. ~UJ;,.;;;:
i:on.d11t0n. T"ak u·1111, hn.nd
m-11 ~;i :I~. 11 1111 .!:lip_ $l'J..O
!'126--510~.
.~-~-~-~O'DAY J;Hr·l1n. delu:>..c
trlr cu~1om l....,1er. Loi~ ol
t)<.' apj!C'al Sl200. S:\0-1!:11 ~
STAR Dane-er. 5(1 '; oil r·rl<l
o! s.c>a~n. \\'are h o11~e
elearanee. !20.'i cn1npkt(".
!~131 SZ>l-:l.~21.
12' KOR..\LLE l'l /lll'ach111:;
rurlder_ :\r.-rr l)c-en ll'if'IL
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HONDA ...
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Cash for yow-Honda
537-6$2.t • 893-75.Jb
eTHE BIKE SHACKe
NEW BICYCLES
P.\l:TS e ACCi::S:50HlES
EXPERT REPAIRS
ON ALL MAKES
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l1un. \Jug1~· (.:lit'! ~hi\'•'. IH'"r1
.\-IH"O!l1'1', dtJI "ttt111J1 '1'
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THEODORE
ROBINS FORO
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GROTH CHEVROLET
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15211 Beach Blvd.
lluntinglon Beach
8·17-6087 Kl 9·3331
WE DESPERATELY
NEED
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AUTOS WANTED
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THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
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NOW!
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DISCOUNT
OFF FACTORY WINDOW PRICE
'67 CH£'1. NOYA
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$1099
'69 Cbe•. ', Toft
Pi~~up VI, .tu•o ... ,,, l>{tW·
"' \1•0f . <u"Om <&O • ,p1,1 ',,,1, '•1161!DJ
$2S99 ·--'-'67 "IW IUCio
' ·~~. '"~•O, ~, .. ,~ ..
11•<-IO ~(~001 olle-
(•AI, <WTF~.)O)
$799
'70 CHEV.
11111 'ALA
$1)o)r I C0uo~ \JI!-
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'1 0 CHEY, NOVA
';{><l•! tour>• 111.
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"~~· ' ·~<I ~"
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'69 Chew. Mollb~
~Piii! Cn• v~ '°"cl.
••• ,o•IO' l""<Mv tO(),
~U(~•I '""" !/M1.
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'67 Cfl•w. Motlb11
Cl> \13 • .01110. !t~n>.
l"•Wrt )l~"' t toll WllCCI
l\JO~ 10\1
$1299
'6' Dodq~ Dort
Jo() l)u '", VR ~ulo
"~"' POW"' "~e' , vo,,yl IOI'> 1111( Jl~I
$2099
'64 Cbryll•r
Stotlo11 Woqo11 • I"•" To,..n & Coun·
••v ru11 IK'W•• & '"' •o•v ~" iOSt ~!GI
$899
BUICKS-OP ELS.:. DEMOS
Must Be Cleared Out! BUY NOW!
SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY USED CARS
'69 CADILLAC
(I Dor•do ~ .. II '"'"'"' l•<-
1 '1·~ ••t. l'•dd.,d !op, m oot
nil lu •u•Y "'''••. In ,.,.,,
m•tLJl•I~ ~~n(l.t,nn 1 7~!-
BSX)
$4995 '
'70 JAGUAR XJ
A1• ccndoloon,nq, 1 .. h1h,.,
1n !~rio• A M.FM onlv
10.000 <••o!ully d rov on lo-
<nl mil,,_ B~,..,+ilul. I 071
BQE l
$7595
'70 TORONADO
1-~\I """'"" i&c!orv ~.i ~on ·
d•tlon""J ~'nvl roof. Th" "
''''""'"" ~u•omob,le ,
M L.:.I ;c' { 790A5F)
$3895
'70 RIVIERA
f ull.,.,,..,,, l~c!o<~ •'' ~D'"
dt!"'"'"9· winvl •oo!. ? to
<hoc·.-l•om. 1 05.0 !IU ~J
$4495
lQAUER{
HARD
TO
FIND
'70 PORSCHE
911 "S"
~ •P••il, •l•ct.<c ,...;ndow"
cu•'o"' con!ov<od •••h.
!J 5S00Xl
SAVE
BUICK_
'70 CAMARO CPE
VS n<J!om~!·c. '"d,o. he~t
''· P""'P' •'~"''"'l• !~cto1 v
&" cond.fion•Mj In "'""
cQndiloon !70JAUNI
$2995
'69 DATSUN P.U.
he•!•< 4 1peeil lr~"•m;,.
,;cn, f~,, one you'll 1utl
~•v• +o .,f.,.,.._ (l'XT~R 7)
$1495
I N COSTA MESA
B V ICK-OP~L-JA~VA U
234 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa
548-7765
•
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Au1ot forW.
970 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, UMd Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 1--------970 Autos, Imported 910 Autos, Imported 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used
TOYOTA VOl.l(IWA6tN ~UST ANG PLYMOUTH RAMBLER
TOYOTA
DEMO SALE
LARGE ~J'W • us,+D
TOYOTA u:L~~
SEE US IJ::FOR~
VOLKSWAGEN ---·--= ii!" ...... ·-'69 VW BUG
.,i,jTf'hi~:w.p; fii1lti6TA.~G fastbac~. a.ur~
V' "'
. 9 -trans, mai: ~·his. 40,0CAJ mt
"69 VALIANT 4 Dr., 6 cyl,
A·T, P·S. + ae.in Low. '62 CLASSIC
F I 1l ~
, au ma.tic, pe.Ut"np:r. 'V'I-• nd S 000 t>e:MQ SALE t 4 Door Hwftc2. Fu1J i:o~w. l0AA64B) ......,,.. ~ . _1 . or hr-!t ol· book. ~-5557. ' 2 Dr. ~. (HT~19)
I opd. oil! Xlm. oond. &o-'11 l•DR . $299f ~Ml>'M """' .. ,,. Wi 1Jf5 1...,1«~-~'"=-=-~· ~=~= !'\11""' ,.. .. old" "I' in R&ij ~U'fOMATIC !ll4 ...... '.i-klol!o.<wiJi HIO'" A"'• MOTOlll 'i ~S'fAfiG Bjj;i, a,...,, POJilTIAC $1S7.50
HIGHLAND MOTORS
Zl45 Harbor Blvd_ YOU all\'• '69 VW IUG ~t1t or lm~lt dawn. Will Sil.fl Ui BEFORE f•ttJ ri It "" blcµ:~ 1J1!erjor. ){Int csnd.
ttn. pvl. ply. fVDVi99l YOU BUY' nllY IUl'"K. ~ flMf.; ... -Blv~;. ~·· "'w u~ •• fl'>O· ~7"'5. j4&y red -.,,-Et-re; 1-!f~
~dKI, tfea,trtr, h.rp. (\'SZ..
ll.31 IHl·ll:l6 or ~M-.6811, e..11' alt ,., ..,.µ:>.. ~_.._..,. OLDl"'Oll'I • '"'· "f41t Le® '"' 6 Waln~~ ij,._..,..., l oh 'f<> Ch"~ 1;,.1"1•. ~w Urej: ,.. ~ ·d V\\' \VHtriMJlll Poi> -lop lff'iii hrks k bat!. Ntf"ds tra111m. ft 11 • .., •
&llllk, dir.c bP.J-,, !14l£h~lp
ltrt!S, r/h, ~ij OW!llf
e!ean, $1.09ii. 613-53U -~I 1
t::osta M~ 645-540.'.
1946 Harbor , C.M. ~3
'68 TOY OT A co;:om:, ( ifd .
YeUov.· & Bl•l'll. int , lt.'O. or
~r oUer. itl--1'98
11005
!Jtt JMKI
l I. Sperhcar Clftt. oampec "'"'"' ""erh•"I VOLVO '61 l1ttrt Wit•" ...,.k. 1100 u o. S.. •I 1'i.i 19 8 bLDS-C.1.4,; . .,....,
new radial nrei, ~S.OCWI mi, r 11 f4etafy . Th•lln Ave, apt 6, ca&!a Oour:, rerl & whi«' e1t , '&i ~:.1AN6. -Ki nt ~n~. ,62 T BIRD
T0 BIRD
Ufl,~. 5,36-366.i 194& H!lJ'bor, C.i'>t. ~9303 1~ ~ert ~~ ~: !4e~. W~L e Vlnyl IJll bucliet 67.000 mi Must I t J J. • 4J li9n1n1. 1 °WNtf, (Y.rJT-ta. -iift -amv sa:its. &reat aha!Ml 16,'ilo l!ll-Dj. · Full ~. 1LYS001)
"' vw """· "' '"'"' ~ '60 ~ THiii• TE•av.,"1'u1cK V-1. ~""'· 7!.::;'· m•I... IU"1. Sy nw1•"-'69 GRAND "l'iij 1 .. lhi, • $7S .50 V\V Bu1-hody st\01, ne:w e ng 'VOLVO' " e "'! 0,0,. • 64+-62\S . · Both Sl:M or hest nfr 2C5 -........,., --,,=====--all extra~. •!n!. deliver &p-HIGHLAND MOTORS r:a .. /l;WI:': f!ov.•er. C ,\I <Jr &16-Xt:?3. m Sth & \V.linut . Huntin~n Bc:h '67 C~vy van. 6 cyl, radio & l!lli7 TORO~AOO pro.\: 3 "1"ks. $2575. 673-3121. Zl45 Harbor Blvrl.
Ja .. lii.l-.1 v11· '6.1 "m"'" "'It '"'' "FRIEDLANDER" 536-618.!I s1"'09"s''" .... "'' BE"J;",';,ER RAMBLER CO>t• 'l'" "'"'""
TRIUt.fP).t
'6.!! SPITFIRE ~lark Ill. ==~:-----=·I rng , '67 rran~. C'\e.an. :ce CADll.1,AC ,...,,... ..., "67 T-BTRD. Landau. 41.()(X•i
\rire 11·heel.s, good C<lrid I '63 V\V Bus. fl('\l']y reblt 1500 l :U~ IEAClo \lfWY. •• t • "68 Old'!> Cutla~~-Top corid, "'" Ra c
ov.·flf'r , must sell . 544-038.1 l'ng1nr 8: Iran~. Ne\\' paint box. l'Xcrl nH"rh cond., 893-7566 • 537.a24 "'X & :CIL?'T JltY-1-lli68 CONTINENTAL .,... mh!er laszic 550 m l. full po~r. etc. Xlnij Al\llF':'-1 5-l·l-8706 _,,..,U ~V y ong owner. in v.·arranry, ~. XJR( cond. Good run~r. cond $1635. Ow nt r •
aJr 6. S!COO. 675-$140 A.-utos, U5ee1 _HO c,.. Dt Ville 1•70 MARK 111 pb, m 11ir $Jj95. 54G-351:?. S~50 or o f.fer 96-3-7461 675-5033 j ==~==------c='""7=7"'=---· l·71 V\V Super Bug. Oran£P, _ 7 · 062 TR 4 cor-:v., wift's, lug '65 VW Bug r11<hal nre~. Rar!10. roco 1 Chryslf'r To11·n & Country ElEAIITIFUL, FULLY LUX· '65 OLDS • $600 '&I RAmbler Ambassador 'j6 T -Bird. vinyl rop w 1
r&ck, S6.'i0. ' . . Vtnyl lop. clo!h & leaUler ll1· 1·Ry EQUIPPED CLASSIC. Call aft 6, 5.)7-8658 no iur, "°"'' 40.000 ml. * 54.Ll60J • Radio hea ter 4 speer!. ma1s. $1~. 897-6670 , \\agon. full po,'."'er. ~t r, te:rior . F'ULL PO\VER I portholf'!l. au1om tra.ns, x!r.r.
VOLKSWAGEN ·1 \V~rP ~S5l 6-1£..{116-1 work. £TUl5"' C'(!nlrol. J 100 ml 1 • FACTORY A 1 R CONDI~ Every IU>.'11ry e xtra plus only PINTO $600 * 846-1977 sha~. Bes-1 oUer ove:r $1400 $1fl 'i .l V\\' h4&, perfect mnri. ~]so ·n ~heV}· Vega,~· TIONrNG , A~/J'M rad1e, 20,000 ~fully dnven m il· Vij.cancte:g C4St mone:y~ ~nt,_•~>1.s1 __ s2 ___ ~~-~1
hilly custruniie!l. Musi 5ee ~ mi I anly, AM /f M. new tires. iZ?<fBlil) i:!!'I • 1:J1ia 11!-'IWY .. "' 11~ _fla~· "TI PiOOI, jiiJ "en@1~. · ~&c ~ heu&J, apt., sto~ FOR Sale: 1956 T ·B I r d . HIGM .. AND MOTO"I 1.lak• nf~<.-644-1515. 1hese are ~\ereerles Beni !"ti-t h lh •very tall. 1nvit. brakes 4-sprl rlelia intfor. hid.!, et.c. ttiru_., D..Uy Pilot porthole '""'· 1h ...... $1350. i\10VI~G-:.1ust sell 'l)j V\\' ..... H ~-Bl ,. :!f I · ·•~ ' I • ....., , ..... t'
Xln• conri. Bl"!>! olfec. C•ll ,,. a a.r ....... · v.,, ~;li""l"l'"IV~\"1'=1-"--••~,=~•~y~-=•1""~"., I trade-Ins. N &llRI C "'II )'04f napecuen as Ito near r.1a1 wMe:ls $11400 &30-3653 Clwt1ial .vt· 962-.SOn. (Uria ~eft 6-\~54!M. ! in l'..Yl'..R in r< Aulhon~ed :'ll BZ Dealer llt. •• , Gt Miii onJtdilion will W: be!U!r -, 1 o'-".-~"'o""-,,__ ___ = I'"'~-=----=:;;
540-Ylli.'I art 6 pm. 'ii? V\V bug, e!!:cel colid. ON IT. l \!100. \ 11 ~l-il511 AUTI:JORllEiB DEiALER ai,ppncll!-t:eq, Thit f*!~il v~l· Autt•, Jf'w 9N Aut91~ Ntw 980 Auto1, New
V\\1 Rus '1)6. l'('r,v clean. _!,*~*~5-l~•~-3~'1~.l~b.~lo<:"~""."'"'"-lcow'1BiA""'2:tH.;;;;:-;~I 2600 Harbor Blvd ., ue: of this car is $7370. (Kel-$900 COLU:-.tBIA 22. Head, \'· good lire;, nf'w Png1ne. ""·l·I "'I'. • 19711 V\\I BUS e b ,_ k CMta i\1esa 1y Blue Book). However I "' .....,.,,. ·' un ... ~. i;p1nna er, ·gennt1, $1695. &44-1'.!47 all j V\V '64 h 1 h · Call M!l-9100 n-n. Su"'1411 am prepared ffl ace~~ '67 V\V BUG · Xlnt corld, ood . . 14•1no es, oam cu s I on ~I"' !. ti . J ha d . thi ti '&l V\\' Bus. ne"· llres &. re-GD TIRES II""'~ g ran!l11lon, clean thruout .l Olllbrd. J Boot CAD.IL'-.. ,.-, 970 rm. . ve riven t ia ·ne · ua..o. (300 • 5-1;)...:l!Wll ,. ~"-' r"~ 1i11ee new, i1 )QU ha_vo
C'f'nl nu l:JOO eng. s;i9:;. i"lov-* .).l6..S.j39 * Ol4'fler want1> to &ell !his v.·k-''I' DO• .t.DO'' ;;, miesfioru;, vau may 1nc East. 646-2312. 673-2.'>28. 1 -------~~-• 196t Bug $1095. t-end·BeE.I otter takes. Will ~ ",. .,, 1~ \'\I/, rwrlect cond. tow E1t:f"l':Ue:n1 Cendll1'1n help llMRCf!. M&-li706. LES!i TiiAN llOO MILE! J'!&~~ me at my home,
'6.11 VW bug, Jl€rffft rond. m1. Jmmac. R&H. l ift;J. •• 496-1359 •• -~-===.---1 Factorv aic cond., fuU pow-67!-Uli • my off ic e Str.reo equiprnent. !'<lus.1 sell. 54£...-0104 BUICK . ., 54&-1600 $1275. 646-6-l \4 =°'7.'"'·---=~-"''&l,...,Vl=v-,-M-,-, -,-,.~,"t ~.~.,-,~, l!"r. stereo tape & multiple:x, ~--· ------l"'c--;;""'"".,.---~-'71 V\\' camper. R&H, E"x · covers. R&H . \'ery cl~n ---------1 tll! & 1ele:scop1c i;te:e:r. F'ull CONTINENTAL '69 :'11ark
"j9 \7\\1 Bug. ~unrrof, nf'\v tras Clf'an. S3200. or ol!Pr. Offer. 6-'l;H'.)274. '71 RIVIERA leathe:r inle:rior, trunk o~n· Ill, 39,000 milrs, brand new
pai nt. F.20 Gary Pl, 1'.B. Pn. p.arly. 1?13f 82H7ii6 f ull ,.....wer, faciory air ooncll-er. tic., etc. Abwlute:ly 1'.liche!in tir!!'B. Pr pty. Fully
Bth1·n 6:30 & 9P:.t. VOLVO ''" I d·" 15 ~ ... -·1 1964 V\V Sla tio n \\'agcn. 11on1n~. vinyl tap, mag llawles8 ~nrl ''oo• of • oa ~~· ''""' .....,.....,,.,_ ·
'!iR Sundial V'IV camper, l'f'hlt Riini; 11,eU . Private parry. -·~·,..,..~~"" . whcf'ls, onl,v 7540 actual kinrl." i0938 EN) 'U LINCOLN 4 Dr. U:Jw ffii . .mg i~. 4-1T.<1ck slereo, like $600. Susy, ·199---2934. FANTASTIC IAVtNGI miles. 130ICQT1 NABElll C•clilt.IC f ully equlp'd incl. AIC.
nl"i\! 49fl.25ii;-_ V\~' Bus -Rebuilt molor, ON '499~ AU'l'HORIZED DEALER MOO. Daya 597.-Jll. Eves
'70 V\\' Bus, !l-pa~s. Bed •'On-i\Just Sf'!!' Be~t nrft"r. 1971 VOLVOS TERRY BUICK 2600 Harbor Blvd., 642·6758.
\'l':1'!11nn. \·l'ry ('lean. S2-1j(). fii.).4.J.27 Eves. " ~ 5& & \\"aJnu1, Huntington Bch Costa Mes.a 1956 l\fARK II Connlll'!n!al.
Alt ~pm: 536-1789. flt1• r· S"i'.88 Call ~m.9100 Open Sundav bronze: w/hrown &,_ ~·hite in-191{! V\\" Van 7 pas~. WIL " .. ;, ~
'&; VW Gd ."'""· oc•g. AM/FM "dm. !2300. " VOL 1"68 BUICK Lo S.b"· 2 ric CADILL/<C 1966 •="'-'""=· '='=·"'1=·~"'='-~"'~·~1·~~
Ou·ner. Sfi50 or hst oJr. 675-1&44. Ken L hT, custom, full P\\T, landau c D VIII '6.i CGN"TTNENTAL,~4 or ..
Call af1 5 pm: 675-1!5.'t * t V\V 1967.' * * lfi.l~ Harhor, C.:'I!, 646-9303 tnp. 11.6!15. 8-16-9538. ,.. 8 8 air, full pn"'·er, ne:w· Batt. lo
'66 VW SUNROOF lnw ni!Jeage. Ex. cnnrt DA.IL¥ Pll)JT tor action! Turn un11~ed items into quick FULL] ~O~~~e ~~RY m1. 673-5074·
i~~-·~_96!.c_·'>S-'8_t_•_= 19."(l * 549-1 M1 CaH Si~5618 k. Save! cash. eall 6-ia-rtiiS AIR CONDITJ6NING, vinyl CORY AIR
Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 991t Autos, Usea 990 Autos, Used 990 top, leather i nterior. AJ'.f/
Bill Geohegan, Presid ent of Gai·den Grove
Lincol11-M ercury, Invit es You To See The All Ne'v
LINCOLN-MERCURYS for '72
SAVE NOW WHILI PRICE FREEZE IS ON!!
Now You Can luy A lrand New 1 t72 Unceln or
Mersury At 1971 Price• Anti $till Receive 7°/o Tax Rebote
TREMENDOUS
DISCOUNTS
On All
'71 's
Remaining
In Stock
I BRAND NEW '71
I MONT.EGO
I $5000 ~ave~~
lnvou:e
F'.11 radio. e tc. (RPR.396,
SJL135, SB~n :n)
$1795
NAll•I C•llill•c
AUTHORIZED DEALER
2600 Harl>or Blvd.,
Costa Me:sa
(;ill 5'10-9100 Ope:n Sunday
1962 Ct'IRVAIR ConY. Good
tires. Chl"ap trans. $511
644-2007
'63 Monza 4 &pd . re)llt efti,
new w1ring & llrt'S. l 250 or
bt;f flfr. 5-lft-.3742.
eouaA•
CADILLAC 1969 1967 COUGAR XR7 A-1. l OWNER. Sl,400
Cen•ertl.,I• '"·3922
FACTORY AIR CDNDITJON-DODGE
ING, FULL PCIWER, \ea th· i ------·---·
er ln!er1nr, ttlt whee:!, Qoor OODGf; Dart, '63 Slant 6.
Jock&, 1tereo multiple::s:. conv. e>:cel I. econ tran6.
cnllse rontml, e lc. lneal ljl95. 962-6354
01vner 1:ar less than W,llOO I ·.~,.~po~p~G~E~_~Dor-t-.~34()~. ~e,,-,-.-,
miles. l\'l"U6~3) Vear, Xlnt crind. 11100-
$4799
NAllltS Cadlll•c
AUTHOPl lZEO DEALElt
2fiOO Harbor Blvd .,
Cost& l\lesa
Call 5'4n-9IOO Open Sunday
LARGEST
SELECTION OF
CADILLACS IN
ORANGE COUNTY
JALll·LIAllNO
AUnlORIZED
~SERVICE·
N•ll•n C•tllllac
~ HARBOR I t..,
co.TA Ml:IA
540-9100 Open lunda,
;68 CAD Coupe rie '-VJ1~.
].,ad'd -..·/txtra~. Pam perttl
.o;1nc1' I'll'". s.1000. ~1917
EL Dor11rio 2,.vr~. "Id S.1'>0 un-
riP r Rlue RmM • all l")(tra1,
:'l-f1rtie:Jin X 1rs. Fi73-6Jl l .
CHEVROLET ---------'71 CHEV. Capr ice 2 Dr.
Cpe. List w/tax k. lie S:l5fi0
only 2 nio. ago. Al!'. Turbo.,
P l> .. P.B., P -w i nd ew,,
vinyl 1'1(1. P rivate ~ty.
MlD5, Pilon. MHTl2.
'57 Chev. &.llltt' 4 dr
H•"'top lmwn-white lep.
.......
llORD
'84 FORD VAN
t"1ctory Camper. ~ SpeM,
Radio. Heater. Nil Tires,
Poptop, 111nk. icebox, slttps
5, Ta 171f", rack!>. ca~rs.
draprs, dlr. 'A'1U F'inan~
Pr! P ly, Small Dow11, Da}'!L
Call i43-ll9i or 5i7-4.lo40 l"\'e!.
+ '71 FORDS +
GAL"Ax!EK e MU.!JTAJ.lGI
TORJNOS
HlllT% CORP.
1714) 771°4010
'II rord Galax!e: 500 r.on-
1·,.rt1hlP. "''r ronrl , \'~.
i\lirhPhn!, l1tP blue. 11·h1 1op
SJO.j(). gJl--0121
·~2 1''~1\o J\81)('h IA'agon , 192
V-1 en1., a utn tr1 11~ Onori
conrl . S4!1~. ~7817 alter
I : YI r m
FORD 1964 Country Squire: 9
p.!Lta wagon Pr1 p ty, Or11:
O \'/ne:r (HXZ 4~! $725.
644--0<!10 or 644-2~2
iotn roilo Gala.xie: ~. goor1
c<'lnd . air, pwr si~e:rmg.
It 100. 130-6869
'"'" tr'"" """" "'"· MAVERICK M,74T m1. Pr1v. P!y., ________ _
M8-M92. Sl9~-1970 Ma~rick, ye!101v 2
'M rmP~la ' ~"Jr, f u fl Dr. Jiil CID. aut" h'Anl ,
pnwer, A.IC. New tlN1, l\IH, cl11~"1e fTill!Jt on win.
$1500, ~~: 83.>5'292. Att 6 dows, 24.000 miles. SllOO.
r n1 : 4~,nu. er ~t offer. Call 545-7140.
"' Eiitvv ll 1iai!iii. w_.i. Ml•CUlY MJ-3TM alt ~Jim .
"'' Ch•vy. • "'· .... , "'"'" 'It Mera. Wa1•n
w/som• Onl'WIM:e pVta. ruu """''tt, laeto!'y air .
\\"11 1 sell p&rl1 or u whole:. $87 .SQ
Call from 6-9 pm only,
'"""'-HIGHLAND MOTO~I
'61 !:'>-!PALA. CJ,11.n. a.Ir , PS, Zl~5 Harbor BlvrJ.
new batt & carb. $350 Cuh C06!a. !-le:1a 645.S404
or bst ofr. 2043 C. Charle-St. '67 MERC Colony P11rk 1t.1
&16-3000 . war.. air cnnd. full {lwr~
gnod cond. $tn5. or etfar. 159' Chrv auro Looks rough. 64~129.
I Dc-JH!l'KI tran1. Bst offe:r ov-~r $125 96.8-7119 '69 ~fERC Marq. 10 P3''• full
llc.19"10""'c"H"E°'V"Y,-,"1-,,",•-C~u~1,·. I po ... :e:r, f'lec windows, a lr A
r11ock. Unrler 2:t.OOO ml. C\l'/l n, hA.\ f"verythin&! $.2800 $28:i(), 5-l8-<rn4 or olr 64.'>--3969.
1957 CHEV. Need11 motor ·gg f',fERC 10 psn,gr eotT\•
v.•ork. C.1111 1!/!{'r 5 PM on mu~r wagnn, Jl/~. J'/b, v.~deya. 9611-5101. s ir, r;ick. 292 Villa Nov!J,
C.M. ~5-6797.
'6J Chevy Conv, 6 cyl, rd '69 MERCURY Colony J ef'lC
cond. S.100 Ca ll aft $ pm:
540.3378, 546-8256. Sia wa,, IUll pwr, _11) P1••1
=="'*=.,-cc-""7"-c~-1 31,DOO m i. S2600. 642--0102.
1968 Ql'EvY Sorburba.n Car· '62 4-<lr. METEOR. ii"t
f'Y•ll u. $1950. ,.._ 646-D89t ccnd. .....,mpletely o~rt\lul·
===.,.,.-,.,-7"-~-1 ed. S46-0074. "67 OIEvY WllR" 9 pau. Air. --,..,,==~~~-pl~. p/h, 1'lri15 SI49ri ~7. MUSTANG
033~
* • ','.16 Chevy, nel"rls "-nrk
\l/'lfl ,\'\fi.o~,1,li ra!I aftrr
T r i'>f, ------
'70 MU;t;TANG. Auto, Air
rnnrl p~/ph. !i yr. 50.000 m1
s21m. 644-m~
SEE THE WORLD'S FASTEST GUN
101 MUNDEN offers
~000 REWARD
FOR ANYONE WHO CAN OUTDRAW HIMI
Three 'Days of Free Gun, S•fety, Action Showt
!Ill. SUN.
SIPT. 17 SEPT. 19
A~~ES USED CARS!
FORD -LTD -GALAXIE -TORINO -WAGON SAlE
Mo11y lo ttloo.w h••· '61 tltn1 'JI Mt4e41, ltltff , ..... ftr_,..,I I ~"' • 4 ~
llordtop1 & wdallS. Fwlt power. elr c.01ul111o•l ... Wana .. IM fta l•~la.
llXAMPLl1 1970 l'OlD GAl,Al(ll
SOO 2 dr. H.T. VI, t ulomt lit., lull power, 1ir conditionin11;, <JOocl mil11. ('4l AKCl
OUR PRICI 21•e
'66 MUUAN<i
Fully •quitti:i•d,
good P'!'l;l•1.
l SCI828)
$996 '69 FORD u• . $22-.,6 :I Dr. lf.T. ftlH. !JUlo.,
P.s., ta.et. itir, 1904 mile,;, viAyl roof.
_____ .,...,.., ....... 1 ~1 x~s·s~•~1•~·'!'!!~--""'!!"!!9!!!"!!"':~
'69 OPEL RALL YE $1296 '69 CAMAlO $1896 G.r.t R&H. 4 spi>rd. Hardtop. VS, s_tarui&rd
gnld .,,,,/hlack .o;l.ripes. trans .. e:ood m1!e:s.
good miles. IZLA642) ;,'Jjj(i;;';,5P1.N•l --·--------
.-6-5 _c_..i_lf_loo-4-Dr ... _$_1_5_9_6-t;;,~,~.~~~! H T $1996
F'ull flOWer. air e9nd. 1l4H, ~utd., P.e .. vlnfl
Low mile1. ~8270 f'E J Toof, air cond., l&w
mil••· 1z1•011 l
MUITANO IALI
Mo11y t• •ti• ... ft•fll· 'ti fttfw '71 ....,._ Cff,., Ill~, .....n~ .-if 1+2
fGt1bocks. $9m• with 4 1,,_d1, alH •Ir c•114'lt1•11l11t e114 ••farn.tl• .,._.,.,
EXAMPLE: '70 MUITANG H.T.
Fullv f•clorv •qYipi:i•d, whit• w/r•d inl•r., ••dio, h••l•r. 'ood ll'l il •1. {064CIEJ
OUll 'lllCI • 1196
'66 FORD W9n.
Count ry Sed Pn1\'t'r. air
rond , autn . V i;!, gl'K"\d
mil"I\ 4S AA l ~t
$996
'67 PONT. Le Men• $1296 i~ T. Cpe. A1Ho. R!H.
P.S, 11 ir C'lnd, Gnod
milr~ rVCJ2991
'66 fALCON Wt•· '1 09 Radio, heat,r, auln·
mn!fr. 10'111 m1le1. !RUZl9~1
Full pov.·er, air cond .. 'ii OLDS Torooado $1496
vinyl roof. 1ood mile:1,
'ii VOLVO IZ2S
Station '"'•con.
4 ~peed, low mil••·
(ZXV249 i
'67 TOYOTA
4 t>r. Cot®'. Auto.
1htft, rood mllff.
CUIH5!531
'1196
$896
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT
GET IT ON 4 SPEEDS
-And Stancl•rd Shift Modtls-
'71 TORINO GT VS 429 ll961SI) $SAVE
;69 MACH I VS, 351 IZNCl41l $SAVE
'69 CAMARO VB, 307 C1Z4CPNl $SAVE
'70 MUSTANG 6 CYLINDER ""c111 $SAVE
'69 Ol'EL RALLYE G.M. ) ·$SAVE
OAILY li'llOT Thursd.11, Stpttrnbtt lb, 1971
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: ' J UMliiD TIME M1ss ~·11noLWEIT DfffR-· 81'
~---. ·------' .
•
• ,,
TAX-Fl EE
eac ·everx
as ong as ~u we
•• .WHEN YOU GO TO A HOSPITAL
EVERY TIME YOU'RE SICK OR HURT
• No matter what other kind of
Insurance you carry, croup, personal, or
Medicare and no matter what company
you carry It with -this Mass Enrollment
Plan wll clve you $1,000 extra cash
• month protection In addition
to al other Insurance benefits! ...
YOU GET EXTRA CASH DIRECT TO YOU
Ewryone is Worried about the way living costs are
conatantiy going up. Even if you think you have
enough hospitalization, couldn't you use an extra$1,000
cub a month, paid direct to you to spend any way yoc
want7 There is no red tape, no medical examination, 24
hours a day world-wide coverage.
YOU'RE PAID FOR
EACH AND EVERY MONTH
EVEN FOR LIFE!
There'• no "stop" to the cash payments you get when
YoU're sick or hurt-for as long as you're hospitalized,
For here, at last, is an entirely new, remarkably low
coat plan that pays you at the rate of $1,000 cash a
month-even after some of your other plans may
llan run out of benefits. You are paid from the very
ftnt ~ of hospitalization for accidents, and after just
-.ii da.ya of sic!mess. And you continue to get $33.33
far eKhand every day-$1,000 cash a month-as long
u you're hospitalized (other than a aanitariurn, rest
~ NO ONE ACCEPTED AFTER
OCT. 15, 1971 .
Readers of this newspaper must 1nail enro llment
applications by above date or it cannot be
accepted.
..
home, or Federal hospital). Without any time limit----even for the rest of your life. And there's no limjt on -------the totaJ amount of cash you can receive.
AND WHAT'S MORE-
1. You're Covered 1or Both Sickness and Accidents
-Imagine a plan that doesn't have all kin ds of exclu-
sions or that's not limited to particular kinds of sick-
ness and accidents. Imagine a plan that excludes ONLY
acts of declared or undeclared war, suicide or attempted
suicide, alcoholism, drug addiction, mental or nervous
disorders and p~ancy . And you are covered even for
sickness you now"7Jiave when your policy has been in
force two years.
2. Pays you on top of other benefits-You are paid
the full amount in addition to any other benefits you
may receive from Workman's Compensation, Medicare,
Group Insurance or any other insurance you may have.
And the cash is paid directly to you. And you can spend
it any way you please.
3. Tax-Free Cash-Now you can get tax-free cash paid ' directly to you no matter ~any times you go to
a hospital. When you are sicFor hurt.
Use Your Polley
as Otten as You Want
.•. Your benefit& can never be :reduced
a11 you grow older. Your low premium
c..annot ht individually increaaed no
nuitter how many claims you make or
how many limefl you go to a hotpital.
You, of coune, alway• have the privi-
Lep to cancel, but You can never be
singled out (or cancellation. In fact, ••e
would have to cancel tbe protection or
i.ncreue the rate by cla• on everyone
in your entire at.ate with thil policy be-
fore we could ever cancel or raise the
rate on yQDI' policy.
How Do You "Cash" Inf
No p:roblmn. You 1et a 1Upply o( claim
caOO.. ak>ng with your policy. \Vhat do
you do? Just fiD out a card and send it
in whenever you go to the hoepita.l. It
cula through all red tape. Your claim
is handled speedily, efficiently-and
paid at the rate o($1,000casha month.
Tax-Free.
YOI Get I Fiil Mootll!s Cnnge
For Only $1.00
.•• Take advantace of thia low intro-
ductory coat. Send No Money. When
you receive your policy, resd it care-
fully. Only after you agree it does
everything we claim. send in your dol -
lar. There·a no obligation. You pay
nothing until after you receive your
policy and decide you want to keep it.
THE COLONY CHARTER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NO TIME LIMITI
NO MONEY LIMIT!
C...,.. Tlis Willi 8lliers
'v\'e welcome comparison. There ar~
important differences. We pay you
$1000.00 every month fo r Life. Mott
other• have 11 time limit-We h.!.Y!.!l!l
limit to ~ igt.....!l. 2L !im!;_ YJUl ga,
receive your benefits. Moat others cut
you off aft& you collect a "mu.imum"
amount of dolllll"8-0n ru!!. P.lan ~
is no ma.xirnwn or limit to the tot.al
am;-u.nt2!,dollarsy.2!!S!!!.l!i--
After the first month, the very low
monthly oost is:
Ages 1-44 ........••........... $ 5.00
Ages45.S9 ..................... 7.75
Ages 60·69 .................. , .. 10.50
Ages 70-79 ................... , .. 17.00
On~ you enroll at the rate for your
a1e. your cost does not increase as
you grow older.
Here's bow you enroll •..
No agent or salesman will call or
bother you. There·a no red tape, no
medical examination. Your policy will
be sent directly to you. All you do i•
simply fill out and mail one of the
applications below. Act now before
this offer expirea. Don't wait until it's
too late-it '• easier to fill out this 111p-
plication now than to pay big bills later.
Your enrollment will only be ac-
cepted if mailed before the e:s:pira-
tion date. This oft'er must be
limited to only one policy per ·
person.
AN OLD LINE LEG:.L RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OVER $100,000,000 DOLLARS INSURANCE IN FORCE. '
<A C•Ufomia Company-Home Oftlce,·IAS Aiose ... J . . , '
MAIL ONE ENROLLMENT .APPLICATION FOR YOURSELF ••• THE'"'ilTHER ONE IS FOR ANY RELATIVE OR FMEND.
NO AGENT WILL CALL NO AGENT WILL CALL . ------~.~~~~~~-~~~~~~,..~.-... ~~, ... -~.:.. ri--------------------------------•1 '..:..!..'! ~lf"!'f'.!!!f'~.·1~1",;,;.' 1•..:..:_•r..:..:_•1,:.:• r..:.:.•1•!.'" lfftftf!!tff'!!t~"''~'~"'rt~ttlftttt"~r!!!!f"''l'!!'ff"''~ I I ·
I Moil to: THE COLONY CHARTER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 'I Moll to: THE COLONY CHARTER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
1
1 1 Colony Charter Life Bufldlng
1
1 Cotony Charter Ute Buildint
\ 3243 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. 90010 3243 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, Cal. 90010
I \ Applic;:iroon to rhe Colon.,. Charier Lile lr:surance Compaoy !or pohcy form I (,. Aophca11on lo The Colo_!1Y Ch;i1ter Life Insurance Company for policy torm I \ senes SA-18001 which pays !or hosp1tahzat1 on from sickness or &CC•c:l ent I \ o;eries SA·l8001 which pa ys for hosp1tal1lal1on from ~·c kne ~s or acc•dent I I at the ra!e of I 1 at the rate 01 IE~ I ' If ( I ( -:<_\ PJeas,ef1ll 1ncomptete[y. I '~ P!ease fillinfor_:nple tel)i.
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If\ I understand my pohcy becomes effect11Je when issued. I I understand my policy becomes effective wh en issu ed .
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