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' ' l' . ; -' { A. ' TH URSDAY AFl'ERNOON, DECEMBER ')6, 197! ' ' . . ' , WOL..M.-HO. att, f st:(TIOHI, M J'A ...
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Engineer Retrained at UC Irvine .
Turn Loose
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• • Armed guards -lucky fellows,-lleeps •close eye on aclrefs
Brandt who wears possibly mQSt £'pensive feminine•
party ~ostume ever created. Body _clinging .. creation was
Beverly Hills diamond merchant MaMn'llime, Deco~ations o
all ·diamonds and preciobs stones .worth.more 1 thin! '.lllillion
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Pakistan Surreli.ders
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NE'k· riE1¥tt'CUPI) 1'-'Pl\ne;i1~ <'jij:toryt '.'We'.bave'bailed•tbe-new1nat1lin.
Indi"-s;~ 'TodJy ~c:M , ue> , It this historic moment ••. We balMloe
2Hostages
YARDVJLLE, N.J. (UPI) ~ Two
hoetagea beld more than 21 hours by 100
rebellious pri9onen: were r e I e a s e d
~ed. today when state officials
a(l'ee!I to mate public lnm;lte grievances
over ::F*"'illt tacti""·ofJ>olice brula)ity." J
Gtlitjf·"-'1Friedmas;I, •t'l was re~ ~ 11m·11y the prfaoners'8boulB:4.I a.nv'Tbe ,
inmates latetf released ptif!On· official
lllchard Sfecll, 36, after tlley.f\wrl a !ext
ot·~igrlevancts aired by area'rad1o
atations. ' i
F. r i e .d m a n and Siedl, an assist.ant
mpefintendent of the Yardvilie ,Adult
Reception and Youth C.Orrection c'enter,
were taken hostage about 3, p.m. Wed,
nesday by the 100 inmates who took over
a south wing of the Institution, which the
rtate has long held up as a model to the
nation. Alth>ugh about 66 riot~uipped 1 state
police were on the grounds of the in-
1tltuUon they were not used.
'lbe statement of. grievances.drawn up
' by the Inmates was signtd by Siedl and
.• Albert C,·Wqjier, dileclor of Ute state
Divilion of -.GmrectioR and Parole, wbo
parllcipeted In nlgllt-long negotiations •
(See HOSTAGES, Page I )
Youth Carried
Jiy JOHN ZAtLER
_Of ... Ollft' P1'9t Stlfl'
ln June~1999 Fretl Pellicclottl of Costa
Mesa was working for McDonnell
Douglas as 1 a designer engineer on the
Mannect Qrbltal Lab, an Air Force pro.
Jed int<nded to study Ute eflecla 'of pro-
longed spaoe flights on men. But one day
word came from' Washington that the
project · had been canceled due lo
pl'es!ures on Congress to reduce military
and aerospace spending.
"I '("'1!'t Oxpectlng il at all." Pellic-
Ciottl •rec&lfed. "'l"lie:..anoounce'znent took
tpe comiiJetefy tiy.!llirPrise." ·
'.Two weeks later~ Pelllcciotti's wOOle aepartment 1had'been diuolved. and he
found·hl...df unelilployed. Although be
had a bachelor of scienct1 degree from
Michigan SW. UPiv<rsity· In mechanical
engineering, had.done advanced study at
severaJ•major univiversitles, and·hl!.d six
patented inventions registered In hia
name, be could not find another job.
Until last January when Pellii:cioltl
enrolled in UC Irvine's new en-
vironmental ' engineering program, his
story ran much tbe Wl}e as many other
Orange Countlans caught in the aero-
space u1*Inploymen~ wringer. His )Vile
went to work as a au~lute teacher to
help bolster sagging famlly ·finallCea. The
YOUllllest of Utcir lhree-chlldren, Just 3\2 yell'I old, bad to be 1 sent, to nur&Ep'
school on·tlje.days hlo mo~worked.
conditional IUfnmder '« tbe .P4i~ .~ifwle of .Bangla.Desh." 1 •
forcei in FAit ~ aod prociaj'",ed , Whelher ~~Ian would aa:ept 1he 1 ..
Bang!• Des1i a • frol . nlitloo'-.she, also \«;an ceu•fire ,.,;:nol known. Pa~lataol
ls""'1 .a ~ «useflre on the '.President Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan,
Western froi)1,w~•0.111~jo(laJiltllllll\• !fi.,•a· ~·to bia.nation broadc:Ut,bf'
was 80det' way:--, ~· .• l'akist.mr aadio at about-the same Ume. "~cca is now a lrft ' •ofa 1re<J S.ifl P.-woold Jighf'on tO flDaJ vio-
country," Mrs .. Gendbt Padfament tory ..
T Q Final Rest
By Best Friends
PelllccloUI at first ~ for re-
employment in aerospace, but then gave
up temporarily wblle he studied for and
passed the CalHorn.ia real eltite ewn.
But llndlng the r,al -te experience
dallbJSionlng, be wen! to wirt aa a self.
employed manufacturer's representative.
selling on a commission bas.ls goods with
which he wu aJrWty familiar from his
~ e>perience:-ilul that buaineacl, toO, was dJscouraglng 11 some faltering
companies toot as. 'much as eleven
months lo pay lbeii' bills, wllile otllm
Coming dealll can be 1tl18ed by the went bankrupt a!IOftlher. -
doomed in many prlmllive culturel of the Later Pellicciott! 6ecame active In two
world and the boys and g~iJ,.men and seU.!Jelp prvjeds started by 1111ttnployed
women wbo !mew Ralph Jurado stgovla engineers looklag fer -it.
are certain he could tell tt wu ~. "We helped each other write resumes,
They buried him Wednesday, just the practiCed lnWvlewlhg -h other, and whose' meniber1 cheered. shouted and Mrs. G-'1i's c~fire w-a s pro. ~ on ~ir deskJ at _. of Ute claimecl for • p.m'. Friday 19 :30 1.m.
Boat. Parad e
Ti me Cla rified
' Newport ' Harbor's a n n u a 1
"Festiva.J of ~hts" Christmas
Boat Parade be!!iflS SOl!lrl!ay nigh!
and rans thl'OlJgh Th.a rs d a y,
starting at 1:30 o'cRlck ~ach night.
J.'.!!>tre will be no parade Friday
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Est!.' An ·1nc1iaft military •l!OJottman
· reporteil what appeared to be the
, '" .greateJt tank batUe of tJie JS<lay war was sllll raging tonight along !he
SO\ltl¥m -ol Kashmir and thal Ute Pald1lanll liad loll 40 lanb and tho1 In-
dian> IS.
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, Bot all ~ filhtlng In East Paklatan
app&relltly came to a halt and Indian
Defense Mlni.sler K.B. Lall announced
that lour members ol the Bqla Desh
g'l>vernment new to Dacca loday to form
,, ~. ltansiUODRI government.
The Pakistani garrtooi\ In East
Pakistan waa eltlmated at IO,llllO to IO,llllO
men and ilillitary sources &aid Joos or Ute
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way he had asked. -'-'·• oent ltaznj out Into the field lo look for
By• twclil •ltd -, ..... ·-,,;. ... ; job'~,'·)le.oold:'~-"1"'.'!11 '°me crossmg Uiem..elves, 70 c!1 t b • m opportunity lo hear abOuf Job 'openlnt>i
followed on foot to his final restlngj>lace, 1 'bec1Use ·lhere were other people wbo did
10 miles, on the sidewalk.! of wl>Urbia· · nm. across jobs for w,hich t bey
and shady, tree-lined rural byways. tbemselvs...,.. not qualllled."
'Tl\ere ere no lollg, black Cadllla<:s and • It •wu lllrougb -·~ ·u...e Mlf.IJtlp Pacltanla in the back country vlllage of ..-ganlxatlons, Expsienc:e Unlimited, Utat
Me>l<o wbeff RAiph Jurado Segovia PeUiccloltl " llm beard ot• UC 'Irvine'•
lllerally began hia particular joonley 18 prosram lo rtlraln u n e m p Io ye d
yeart ago. ael"OlptlCt eactDeen to deal wtth en.
Heads bowed, his 1'1ddies carried the vi..........W pi'ot>lema. He applied, along
gray casket, yellow and white-blossoms wlUr ovw 2GO o&J>en:, Ind was selected as
a>vering i4 from Our Lady of Guadalupe one ol '4 floaliala.
C.tbollc 01""1I in Santa A n a lo Holy The pn!8rlll1l wu funded throuil> lbe
SepWdw Clmtttry lD Oraoae. department of Human Res o µ r c e s
Arturo stpul..da, whole teenaged ~l It paid Pe!llcclolll flS a
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DA01LY PILOT it.rt ,_ 1
J&ITRAINED AT··uc IRVINE
El!tfneer hllicciottl ,
Fug]tlve Nabbed
~ Ne~ort Boat
In .Pot Dealing
A lederal fugitlvt'living aboanl a )'IOht
fn Newport •Harbor was captured
Wtdne9day and ~ for authorities on a
$50,000 San .Dteco warrant involving
mulllple cbarg.. Of mmjualla "'""II' gllrig. •
G<orgo ·A. B¥w, 23, al!o known as
George Kilo -an apparentmereoce to
the Z.2 pound p•ckll&'S commonly fnVolv• ed In pot dealing -was ochedulld for ~~p~ .......... .,.. wuay.
He is accused of coospirtCY, marl·
luana amuggllng and ball jumping, pro..
allure lo obtain a federal tu stamp. for JlO"OSSion of a reottlcttd drug.
Bushaw, was indicted by a federal
grand jury In San Diego laot March on
the conspiracy and 1111uuUn1 C<111Dla,
witll the tax stamp ancCllliJ.jumping
charge added fast month.
The bail-Jumping count came Nov. 17,
when Bushaw failed lo appur for trial.
Prosecuting U.S. Attorney Howard
Frank WAI ln eourt this morning and
unavailable for comment on tho alleged
(Jee FUGmVE, Pap I)
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A liquor truck diiver who-wils f..Ji
locked in his van in Huntington Beach
Wedn-y told police he lost ~ tbtf>
f],OOO'worth of Jiquor to hijackers.
The driver,_ whose name . a being
withbetd by police, said two men kiOo
11aped him and his truck in Orange,
st.Ole 226 caaes of liquor and left tum loc~
ed in the vehicle which was patket:l in the
Z<>dis 'Deparljnent .:>tore parking lot at
Edilige(AVtnue ani:! GOiden West Street ..
P..;.by bearcl Ute· man's Shoots for
help and nolified pOlice wlio .freed him. -
'()range police said the ip8Il's twtHiour
ordeal began wlien he slopped to eat
lWICh at tbe Denny's coffee sb:>p, 3000 w,
Cha~ Ave. 4t a,bout nooo.'As be left.
he was approached by the t)v(). men, o~
of whom showed him a gun and told him
to drive lo The Ci!)' shcipvinj; cenier.
I The driver said he was tol(I to drive in--
to a delivery bmnel where be was locked
into Ute bact ol Ute lrnck witll Ute liq"°{.
•He said he was'driven around for abodt
:Ill minutes and w~ the thieves unlocked
Ute rear Of the trµcl<, ii was ba~ked up th
~r van SO· Utat Ute liquor coqld be
IDlloaded. -•
Alll!r that, he was dftven to lllmtington
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Clear blue s~ are !qrecast for
the Orange Cout loday iuld Fri·
day with. psty W)nds blowing any '
1mog out to· leil. It will be w1rmer
along the ciilaet'Frtday with high!!
near SO and km near 40.
INSmE· TODA. V
, S.liodl/~ .~.HunUngton Beach are miffed ooor the
rrhlt! of the high rchool dis,
.trict"i reading acoru-and the
fact , lhat, ti\< Tle10lpllptfl SGUI
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E'NCl~EER ltE'l\fAINED . ~-: .. -
week wllile he wlis 'lbldylng, plua all l>ir
tducallonal costl.
The P"'l'•m hos J1\'el1 Pelllcdi>W'c
.rter a M\J direCtlon. After • )Ur of ·
iDioo.. """'1, be will fel'Olve a master's
,jlgree rn environmental engineering f)ol.
1'1l'J as part of tbt first class ever to
lr•duate in that field from UC JJ:vi'!"· •
. Nol all of the fmal!IU slu<k lb lhe
l:lcorow program. Only 24 of Ille orliinfl
fJ will be gradual!nc. But of IJ>oae,wllo i'J,~_graduate, 14 a~dy have jobs, ln-
~ng ~lliCclotti.
.lie will begin work next, Monday u a
i:lise control engineer at Orange c.ounty
.,rport. He will· be working at-a begin-
ning level satory in • aer carter, "'II be -,µ1 be working, • ~
lS.fJJut most important, a!I fft as Pe lie·
tti is .concerned., be will be ln a grow-
fteld which olfers him a chance to do
1'hat be likes to do l;>est -engineering.
:c.ln this respect, lilil jo~ at Orange Coun-!! Airport will l>e alm~l perfectfJ iulled 6J1this previOus 'engineering e.xperierlce. ~h at Mobil Oil, where be "'orked im·
JDed.iateJy after graduation from college,
~ al lie~ DouRJu, PellicciotU
Wu conetrned wilh ~imination and
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analysll of clala. And illlt, basically, II
whol be will be doing at the Orange
Qiunty Alrpol'L
•jJ'm not Jostni the' value of any of my
previous akilll," be said. "The probltm1 I
will fafe on my new job art logical ex· ,
tensions of the kinds of problems I lva•
workiAg with ~fore." .... ..-.
• The sound a,balement program ~t Oranae~unty AlrpOrl Is i;onddl!'ed oophlstl ated, tbo/'gh lhe program II still
in its i ancy. • '
Pellic · Ui's job will be to find ways of
proving scientificatly which jets exceed
legal noise standards, and by how much.
The task is not as easy u ~it sollnds. -
The mlcrophooe.s set up arOOM Uie
airport mus1. be able to dla:t!Jltuisb, for
example, betJVeen a jet blast and a
motorcycle·viat bap~ns to be· going_ by,
or betWeen two jets tbat •are In the same ·
area at tht same time.
Pellieciottl said he ia looklng forwira to
the challenge. -
lf '.thf-engineers at Orana• · County
Airport> stlcceed i n differtlltiAting
between different kinds of noise. the prin·
ciples . ~Y ~ will be applicable
throughout the noise control field. ,'J ~
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Advertise It
l.ONDON (UPfl -Lucia Pe~
lerle of Brazil, who won this year 's
MUs World cOQl,eot, bas loot lbe
right to use ~r . title for ad·
\evertlslrig, ll1e director of ll1e co .. ·
st 'aaid Wednei:daf. •• i ~ ' ~ "Jn View ,of ht.r wild outbursts~ on '
berl departure from LoOdoo, It Is I Ver)'._ diffic,ul\ (or me to sign, a con·
tract on het be.half," Julia Morley
said. "She has given us every in:
dication of being unsteady."
-§he said thll meant. in effect,
tliOflhi ».year-old beatity queen
would not be able to \iR: the title
commercially, although she would
ofrici:.llly re.main Miss World. ,
-Followthg. her victory a month
ago, Miss Petterle created a con-
troversy by refusing to agree to the
schedule planned for her by the
contest organizers. •
Solons· Skip
Town Early;
C8lled Back
'.: Leo · Proves Vr.,J,qi1ig for Suspect wAsamaro11 <VPu _ S•q•t•
--lion we -'-" call Leo and .,_ •· Th leaderr,firecf otf ·wires today to half the J m: tiWW 1ia ~ e scratching epispde ,put police on h .:.a~• · ~te a tale. I the tran of the man again. He was found c amug s membership, utglng them to
It all started last Saturday when rookie and said his naine was John Wayne return from home to 'help ' resOlve a
Buena Park police officer Joe Potter Adamson, 23, of. La Habra. · hassle over fcirelgn aid that continued to
apott.ed a man walking a lion "bigger "Had · a driver's license to prove It," snag adjolll'Jlment of Congre5$.
than a German shepherd" near the said officer Potter, who cited Adamson Fullerton airport.. , for violation o~a city law he had finally ~ Be?u.w of heavy a•nteeism among
j .. Potter questiOned the -man but left become aware ·of which prohibita wild senato,rs who left for home without
1'(..,.n he could not detennlne if any cttY animals in Buena 'Far°k · waiUog for the formal endihi ~ tbt fj,rst ·~bad beer)_ violated. Leo was taken to the county :animaJ .se~on qi the 921?<f ·Congress, there1 was :t.eo then got into the act. He invaded a stielter for quaranUne test.5. concern among leaden that even U the
relldence yard and attacked a It month . Four days paased and the Orange old--. glrl. F•tunately, ... was 'fJ n fY County sberitf sent a deputy to Buena aid lmpaw wUe broken there WOlild not ~ a bit. t ,.. ' • '. P~k police station. He was working with be a qUOrum on· hand for a vote." ~
.., '.At near as we can determlnt, Leq Uie ,Riverside sherifi'1.offlce in search of SorD.e opponents of continuing· 'foreign
1l8's just' trying to prevent the Utile girl a hot lion which had been stOlen .in that aid at ~rrent level.!I refused td go along
from getting away," said a Buena Park county. wltti a plan to allow spendini at existing
-Perhaps be wanted. her ~r ' a .If! d~·time, ~·!owner arrived, from rites until March. They want to cut. the
toy." • li :R1vers1de;an( provtd Jo shelter officers ,aJlpwable rate by half. · ., ,
:. , / \lJat tile lio~ J!lf1ind~ his pet. He WU A vote is set for 8 a.m. * rrjd!l)''Op
...,...! .. ~°'4 • ,.,.. ... araD&edcuSJpely.,. -~ " .• 1 amovetostopdebateandtoforte'.avote , ·~ ""-·-1 ' / ·TOOiy Buena Park police and the en the I:;sue. Sealte Dembcr1th:! Leader • · sbertfrs Office are tookln& f 0 r Mike Mansfield said he had sent 60
SEGOVIA "~n." Riverside deputiet ' don't telegrams to absent aenat.Ots asking them ·
1 • • • ,( believe·Uiat ls hfi true name .. But iffht Ji to return to work. , · r !
• • the Man they believe he is, he nu a ra Assistant GOP Leader Robert'P. Grif-'
dlugbter Rosa was to have wed the dead sheet two pages Jong. p fin said the aid foes were lJRwilllne so far y~tb after their high schOol gr'du,.atlon, : to agree on any CQmp~~ t'1onJ the ;
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• tnllro 1a~lloo me'ilit· Palds~ ~ pt
ont fourth to one third o~ tOi wlltli)ll
!oiloes at its d!Jposal. The Paki~ R"
Jore• in East P~ni was knlq~out
P ... . . I ' • 0 . ar1 t1 es clal:u'~~ thi teml. ~ .. rr:,i, ;,._
.r. ·~·~ ~•it ~ , , •.• J , .. _vided that all P•ie;\aot trqoi!r.bl the
-· ·• · "I-, · '-. • . . J;11I w~ ~ pria<pln ,ot;.,r.
;: -.. • • ; ~ ,.J. t ' ' ... ' • .. ,. Covemmeot lppk~&Q\ei)-sa1d th! queitlon
'. ;II . rs, (Ul'll • '·idiot *'1o lw;'-cblnp.Pornddoa iilf'lll) tliat-Amer!ca'•. '"' r........,Uoo would'lio oo.• for n•g;t· ~·.,.to abonih. ~ l.G .~cept\. ,allieswouJdiiW.etradeconces~ns. '1 ~--.. ,ilfMiic~&.urlax-<N1 fOrelgh lj11~rt• •s ., Mt•nwhjle, ll1e U.S. dollar fell to 8 new ·,,Uoo ~ween lndia"\ild Pakisliih "it h ·•·•'{he westeetywd.ioU ~It • Ji;lw in France and remained weak in a . ::.a tlri Wbeft tllt aggression agai~Ltis ":~ l~ritle1, ---~renc}J ,fi·~.;".'c• quiet itart 'SO tradina: in 'Eut0pe's main :.tope,1' · , · ; \ 1&,~r"~lle~'d,'~ .!li.d • mone1 me4 ts •tfday .. -.. · 1 Th! *\"'tender .igr~t .provided !Jiat ~··-_'\::' . ;;--.. , ; 1"' "' ' • . 1'e U.S ~-allo:r:pped to a new all Pakistani land, air 'ft naval forces as '"..GllCal'U d:E>lalllr se'11·tliil .,,der-lhe Jow'tn 8apan;-wlltre trad was beayvo terms.. of dl.scussiD.os ,between ,Prtsldeot . . ~ Well its 'param1litary ·torces and civil
Nixoti and Frend): Pr)!sident '!leora:es Oper~tors ~ere,preferrin(wait.-and·see armed forces Jay down their JlnD!I and
,fompidou bl the :,&,zo:res ·early this wee'k Y.dics m London, Franfurt and Zurich In surrender to troops under command' of ~the lO~ent Jlttta.x'on 1m~ will 4dvanceeltheweek~Wuhlng~n~_ Lt. Gen. Jagji~ Sing~ra, the man dl~ppear at tbi9 ' very moment-rot 'a· Ol),,.the ~Y .... ~~J' arqong the lO ~who ~lved tbi off · surrender from
'reOllgnIDMt of 1!10nelAry parities will be. riclltst lndualrial naliop• in e non-Olm· u, Gen •• .\ . .\. 'K. u/1 the Pak!slanl •COrried •,=·· L" .• n;uuust w9rl4,, bankei:s'sald., .. · • _._,, __ · "·-tl'n~f. •
· 'the .f:'ance minister made 'the ... an,.. Jn the view ol SO!Jle E~an pOlill-·co;;:~~· ~~th~ ~.e:-ure ·on the ~cement Jn off:~ff,rt:marks while ciarl.s and financiers ttiese ~!ks ,could Western ftirit · rs.~G~ said Iridia bad
.. ~ a m"'Uog ol'a.PJiC reiaUeili firid• an oupJne agreement oh the scqpe Of no tertjfi.>t_W : imsi a~ }\.at it Was"~e
'ls'Soefation. .. the reab(liment' or major currency yalues to balt the ·blood!W':· ~ tnd.ial"Ridio
"It's -well understood thlt t)ie s:1nce· President Niion at the Ftaneo-saids¥hadniadethes~rilestJatim.eiltin
American surtax on imports and other American Azores meeting expressed U.S. a le~ to Presideot· ~il:JJP w~ has ac·
fiscal measures 1rl favor of 'u.s goods -readiness to' devalue the dollar as part of cused India Of be!ni the.major ;ig'gres.sor
:,.wpi dlsappear ·at the· very ~~t a a mooey·ancl.trade packaa;e. in the.iwar.; • · • • ....
rulignment of 1J1011elacy: parities will be ) She :lol<f Nlto& that 1ildia want,>, Jujing
•Q?>mpllsbed." the French finance peace '"witJi:Pak6tin incl>that aiittnf"the
minister said. Front Page l lasf 24 years she and her father, the late
He sald in the Azores; Pompidou and Prime .Minis~r J~wa~J141 Nehru, rhad
Nixon studied details ot the future read-FU G JTIVE • • , offered Pakistan a pact' or non-aggres'sion ,justment · Of monetary parities. ''The many times but that each time Pakistan
reallghmMt will 'in no way hurt the in-.. 1 rejected it out of hand. '
terests ol the French economy," be.'laJd. activltjes which led to the defendant's in~ She sald she w~ writing to President
Giscard d'Estaing said the realignment dictment. Nixon in a mcment of deep agony a~ the
will not interfere with the French He is employed as a maintenance man unhappy tum which relations between
government's resolve to "safeguard the in Orange, h<>wever, and several persons India and the United States bad taker\.
chance' of a rapid growth of the French in that city wer.e charged last spring in Mrs . Garidlil, w~g a yellow shawl
econOmy. apd full emplofment. '' lle said connection with shipment of a huge marl· over a-wbi~ sJri, stood in the plafe ~f
the coming monetary decisions will not juana haul in a moving van with a false her father, the late Prime Minister
diminish the competitive capacity of ceiling. Jawaharlal Nehru, in the Lok Sabha,
Freoc,b , goods -"a remark 1,wJUch in-Bushaw gave his address as a yacht India's lower house of P~liameot. and
dicatea Fra6ce ma1 nOt revilue the named The Apartment and berthed at told of the great victory fu piecise, patri·
franc, 1 or revalue it only lightly to keep 1021 Bayside Ottve, along Newport clan English.
the competitive edge over most Western Beach's strip of waterfront homes and "We have hailed the new J11ation at this
currencies foc Freni:h ~ports.. • apartments. historic moment," she said," ... We Qall
At the Azores meeting, Nixon agreed The suspect was arrested at Narcissus the pecpleol Bangla Desh." Bwgla Desh,
with Pompidou that tbe U.S. dollar would Avenue and East Coast Highway in meaning Bengal Homeland, is the name
be devalued a·s part of an overall read· Corona de! Mar by Officer Al Doum Wed· chose by the rebels who rOse against the
justment of monetary pari~ies. In ex· nesday afternoon. Yahya Khan government.
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lea lbe tomber, lradlllonal prl>,cesslon. . -, • d!Jp.ute.,11 _, .. h> ·~
'l'be\!' 1lmpl0 dreani ot mal'!'.l!I•, • , ~p"°"'~[:e -'. , .' •. -r ~I · ·' .. J. home· and ba1>les wis p.tteredt·early · ~ .,:.,;}J.!1t -,.r, . it.· b ·tt . the! ·•d ~naday in a ~inding car eras~ as Ralph, HUS A ' S •, I ~ J. >t.btlfl ar · · ; . ,. a 1
his brother Pilar, 1&, and •a Uurd youth at • • • HouR-pused reaplutkln to 'ciinti.nue a~
the ~·heel were cot?Jlng home from a .-. J?ropriations fort.he fore.ign ·atd program
danc;e in Clllno. '" • ,, • ~Ith the rebellious pr~i."' -aloiig -ilh -wiill Maii:li IS wl>fle Cilngresa decld" the ~, week earller,•J f•'\ ~an tel~mg Other.efflcials. • tuf&re ol~e program. , fr~ndl. l!t wao~ !' be ~.arrled lo ~rs Th .. ~rlaAAer'a ii vance alatem . !leP!'bllcan leaders •• ut lhelJ grave m a tradJboMI Me1iCan fU~~ral elud~ cha· th.al " et\t1 In-. future-of foreign ai4rl n Wed· p~on. . ., II r' ' , • • 1ubjec~ 1to r~~ Fi'T ·we ha,~e now Ileen ptsday night to shut'.@IL,Rll . _bate. A I
He must have known, munnureCI one b ut lit · ,, 1 ~lst tactiC! of polJce vote was set on the clotufi Friday
of the pallbearer~ 21'-year-old , John afdereda ~~ wh ch they said they con-but masa absenteels"'·::; .. "'""~Jts suc·
Gonzales "Back ·tn Mexico that's WJfat unnecessary and 0Utmoded1" · ·~~.~·~"' ~ {~{. r · .. The ""lso · 11 cess as many senatg . t111 •· or ar-we do when we loved someone a lot., to t". ners sa1., one of their "fellow fl ' ti A "-]" '>' ~~ \I t be ihow res ct." 1 inmates'1 had been .subjected to lice ung vaca ons. IJ14 er1 -m s. The Jilier · _ fir t'pedestrfaii . brutality ·and l'as confined to th po !so present before the Senate can do ~us1ness
funeral'° ~~n~[ ibe c!unty for 25 hospllal.I'.'' ·: e Pf n unless those remaining ·unanunously
took Ji"' hou . dr Ing cur·ou They aaid thal lhe om who"'~ agree. years-o ,1 rii, ~w l s. ID oJ ed' 1 . cers 'Were There was no sign of agreemenl on · Jtares from pasaing motorists. • v Y q this incident ahouJd be p~ . · ·
Ralph's father Rafael, his mother secuted immediately." The i ates anything Wednesday. . . Esperanza and his 'flance Rosa wftr.e 9em~ed , that t~ Incident ~ :W While , c'erlW and ~ards coqleQ their
among the marchers, some of the Women vestlg8ted. by "someone other than thls heels, ~e Senate stood. In _recess all after-
cradling babies. insUtution's administration," and recon& , noon wa1Un~ for .the prmc1p11ls ~ the con-~I tried to conVlnce them to cari'y It mended an investigation by the American troversy to iron out a comprom1s!:
only the last mile or so, but no, thia was Civil Llbertle1 Union: But after.': day of meetlngs.i Sen.. Allen
to be done," refJlarktd Father Lay,fence , At Jiast 60 riot-equipped state ·lice J. ~llender (~La.), W~, had tr1~, to
Rodriguez, padre Of OUr Lady of w~re ordered onto the (rounds of : in-mediate the .dispule, flld It l ~a! . _tpe ,
Guadalupe Chu~cb1 • .. • 1 , .;. shtution by Attorney General Geer&• f r "'eoor:st me~.s 1,~v4t~eetb. ~.•.Jive .~i},n
"U ~ .• friend jl I K "' J · ' " >JW"" -·• -I '.,. ... ~ . you areir°U'_, , -,,t gu~ u~1er r., with the consent :C:.Got.:·~···'Ffib ·ht 1 ... 'holdtng ~ ~t~· (c~
you are willing to do ~Ing, eY~ Willia:mZ~lilIJ. -....... .:....-.... =· t' ri~l =:-: ted ea: ..... toorf.~a
beyond your streilgth." , : .. · -... , The jtOlice, ... W'ho arrived ln .iWo'iir.J· .1 • tea Y .a ., •1a m e ~
Gulping back ~rs, the father of the and were armed, with shotgun&..., )i ·~ ••• l)U1t'the std program at a level of 1.1.5
eldest among fou r' sons_ one still near equipment ed Uii'~-~l .... billl'on. The House want! to keep It alive
death from hls in1'uries -blurt.eel thanU .....v'md .. ~t dmldov ot !onto .• el-P,r,Json--lt.. :ifearly twice that amount .-$2.9
£ • e· -~ s . n mmed1at y·"tflttr bllUoh • · , · · a graveside. • · the south wing 'Which was controlled'by-· ' El · · h " · 1··.i.. t f "I can't say ,the words for how' I feel." the rebel prisobers. lender said e wore ou, .,,e so es o
Shocked city and county ¢'ficials· at ·Pri!On officli:Js sajd "communlcatio my shoes going . between the Sena1e and
first said Ralph Jurado Segov18·s fibal . bas taken place wlth the inmates In~ the ~oufi, tryi.~gBo~ ifJ so!'"e co~-
wiah was im~ible, because 'lt would volved ·In the disturbMce.s but they thus prom se gures. s es were a -
1111rl traffic · · fir have declined to j th t Jnant.., · ' · hostagei that t!d ~ut!e e wo Finally, well after the dinner hour, the
ed ., are repor unharm· Senate Appl-oprialions Committee called
OU.tl•I COAIT The th in , up a $2.I billion aid resolution It had aj>-sou w g s o~ of 10 housing proved Tuesday. Fulbright proposed •a
Units in the cegter, which holds 7'14 In-•t 5 billion substitute instead and said mates. "· Th ho t unless It was approved he would keep the Wed~esd s a~es were seized at .l p.m. Senate in session for days roore with ~y a ~urtyard. 1 delaying tactics .
. A~thor1tle~ said there had been con-\ Senate Republ\Can Whip' Robert P.
tmu1ng. t~nsion over the past week which Gritfin of M!Chlgan . then submitted "the ~'s ~f~~ed. ~onday ~n an.Inmate cloture·pe\itiott, wi1lch will requite i tw0o ·tu......... ~ e::~e with ~nother. thirds vote of those present to halt
DAl lY PllOT
1~ r~":-'3'91 • · • pr ners were debate: Ev.en ,lf lt Is approved, however.
J11k R. C•ti ,. t 1~-ied ~ aprll:,ed spectlal pfrefeedrence the resolution cannot pass unless at least
Viet rmklw 111111 o.itt8' Mwtlf9I "'·~"' ·.111'.. . roers rans err to M senat<Jrs' are present er unless n.01111, t<etTll \ • ¥a:dvuw from~way ~tate Prison "for Fulbright and other aid opponent.,, give up
1111tw· •, fit'.CW'lty .. rtaoon\ ' fellowing a Thanluglv~ . . r lng: Q:iy'rebellioncthere. Those trsn~erea thell' fight. T••"''' A. J!t1.1rphift• Me11t1111t re1..,..
Ck1rl1t H. l•Oll Ri1h1rii '· N&!I
AHlrtlfll .MWtflllt 1~1191'1
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Were not lfiVOIVe3'iii' the, disorder.here. ·~
The 't>.rlson,.. a group of low modern
br~k bujldiJl&s Isolated in wOOds one mile
from busy route 130 and less than five
mlli;s east of Trenton, was built Jn 1968. ~t has been . Cited as a model in9t1iut1on
because of Its on~O'lan cells, basketQall .
courts and "'ftereation rooms with
television for inmates .
. It is used as a . clearing house fo~
classifit;:atlon of state pr\!l()Ders. Cur-
rently it.la tht lodging place for reputed
Cosa Noalra-Jeaderi Aneelo Bruno .ancf
AnthoOl' "Lillie Pus!" Russo, •lonr wll!J
others who refused ·to testify before the
State Commission of Investigation pro-
b!Jii underworld actlvl(le1 in New Jersey.
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Housing Canva~s
B~~ely, ;Appr6ved
By ~u.p~rvisors
Board l)tlall)!!ID'ilobe~ )!•\tlii).Pio-. ~l!btM'Oronit ecMity RouSing Authority,
ot ,lflOther goln. Over by, aupervlsors ..
edneada,y.. · · • An administrative committee report
urglng thal the country'• cities be c~.n
vassed to determine how maoy ar~ in·
terested in parUcipating In the vtnture
was endorsed by a split 3 to 2 ~ote. ,
Supervisor Ralph C\ark of Anaheim, a
f91"mer ma)'.or of that oommunlty, ·.~.iotd thal Ille' aulhorll\"Wl'l'I ho · lmJ>O'<d: ~<ities, -• . • ;:
lt no cllles 1grte to the progra'g'l, "Whlcn·
tnvotvu aollciUng ~federal grant for·rento
f•blldi., ror la'! tncntne r.m111es: tfio
ne •11.Ci win bt-oontrollM 1111\lltJ~ ~~.·~ rViy>rt. ~~. -advised. I ~
512~536 Bookcase
Rog. $799
Sole $649
512.100 o •• k
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Sole $299
· · 512·~~8 Cht•I
R•g. no
Sole $199
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Swivel Chtlr
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Sole $139
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R•g. $55
Sole $45
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORl)llA
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.THURSDAY, DECE~BER: -,,, ]97f.
TMay'it l"l•al . ,_ .
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JEN CENTS
power Shortage Hurting Growth-Beach CofC .
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"T)ey)wantto tn6iw wbe~ the power ii
cmling • fi'oro -how a cuctall/Denl
~.aeM:·~tt l'ripBIJ .mct. uwe
oeecl ID :.llliil out "lrbetber !r1 a
srt¥ucreen,or factull.n
•11•1 no,~. 1r1·very real,''
8'mled-Jack FW. .. clillrlct .._.,. ol
uie-... ~·Gal <Joni • ~~·minger 'Ralph • ::. a
lonnfr "J!laM&l'i willl the So!lthern
Cllifornla Ediloo Company, commented, Allgdel, -o!lldab warned that
"We've bad enough brownout& lhrougbout they will file a req-with Ille PUC to
the nltioo. to know it'a no idle threat. ·1t'1 1mpo19 an embargo o«-lllPP1Ylnc tlec-
btirling Industry." trldty lo ---.... er Increasing
Frtztell reported that one of Ille priori-suppllea to old customers In 117t !I': 111'/&.
ty objecllves of the Industrial commltue ...--'11>ey ~ that an ~ JDlllll be
wUI. be to meet wjth F,sllaon ofllclals to oecesAr1 In rapid .,,,,.ui . ..._. ouch as
-what can be done to an..iate the Ono&• County.
aituaUon. F.dlmn oftlcLala Mio revealed at the Last week al a state Public Utilities -.,. that ....,._ ._ INl!Wled
CornlniJslon (PUC) bearing In Loo a l!l"llllOl lood -•g-program. wblcb
wwld allow the company to cut <If.,....,.
to protect the aystem during a llbortoce. °"" clttult -ba --tor In drcuib ....mg.., 1o 125,000 ~
an bour, then power -be ...tond
and another circuit would '""'"" the
power Joos for an hour unU! tile -· g.,.,Y Is" ...........
Offlciab . Aid theae stepc -be
aecesoary In the mid-70'• if penoluloo ii
not cranted 0000 to build •ddlllo'lai
pl=.. baa been cleoled • ' lo
build two 790-megawatt general::': Ila
lluotiogtoo Boach Altioo by Ibo Orang1
QJooty Air Pollution Control -be-cause <I. a regula!oo on air coolNnhwnts.
Edison's oeolor p1aoolog ~;
!Allller Wheeler, told the-.,. that tho
company la still counting on being able "'
build the planb In 197&-lt'l'I. '11>ey were
p1aonecl !or li7t-'15,
Pakistan Surrenders •
Bangla Desh Proclaimed Free Nation by India
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Jathy ~Wins CroWn . . .
=-! H. · -, J llif!_ · ~s un~°'fi: s . r. 1,~s:
.~.. . ' • ' ' I ' ' • . . "' . ~ ' " . ·¢;thy M~ a'17·~.old ei19'¥m ~:i~ I:have'lusl·q, good a ~baoce ~ IUgb -School, is the <laycees' ·u :Rbonaa and ,Jackie did," sald•Catby,
c'ldce BJ tbe new Junior llllss!O£ the dty tbe~ughter.~M,fr. and M,., Rlcbanj.J. ~Jl!untlng1oo Beach. • ;: Mplilln, 16392 Falrway Lane. "I really ·~e wonthetitlefrorn.afieldfif.11.can-dor;i'f '~· wby,."but I have a feeling c!lllftes at Golden West College last about it." _
~~eqd where the .Jaycees staged their , , An' honor roll student at M&rina, the ~pageant. new-Junior,Mlas al.lo aervea as manager
• :J> was oo •hocked, I just couldn't of the ..ivaoced mndero dance trwpe ~veil," said Miss·Martlnt winnlr ol a aiicl uplres to become an adrell.
~· medal and f150 bond. Another Marina -stud,.t, Lucy Tucler,
:~e win enUIJ9 hl'r to compejt In the. was lint r;wmer-<JP In the city-wide-.
~Ide ,cont..t slated !or &nta Rosa test. , Third place waa captured by iii\. n. It Is.., contest whlch •hes been .Pa\ricis -Patcb, ifunllnglond!eadl High ca~ tWii:e fn recent .yeara by glrb SchoOI, ,wbo ~.woo• the c:origeolatity
from •If!mtlnglon Beach. '!be lfate title award.•
JJU won Jn. 1~ by Jackie• Be!i1n&19n, 'The-~<ichlilaillc-1ward .waa glmi
wbo later became the 'Na~ Jnnlor 'to ".abicil ·W•~ .is. a Marlna-stu-
Miml, and In 1971 by IU>enclf )\llrlyn. deoL ,._ . '·
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NEW DEL!ll (UPI) -Prime Mlnlster
Indira Gandhi today announced un-
conditional sWTeDder of the Pakistan
forces in East Pakistan and proclaimed
B~a Desh a free nation. She also
issued a unilateral ceueflre on the
Western front where a major tank battle
was under way.
"Dacca is now a free capital of a free
eounfly," Mrs. Gandhi told Parliament
whose members cheered, shouted and
pounded' on their desb at newt of the
2 Hijackers
Take Liquor
Worth $7,000
A llquor trudl: clrivel"''lho wu found·
lodted·in bis van In~'~ 'W«joelciay told police'iio:*-~ Jliili!;'
'7,000 worth of liqupr.to bljlctera. '
The cliiqr ·_ WtiOao name la beinJr -bf' j,Ouce, aald two men tJ,j:
• ..... him !Ind his lruct in Onmlre.
..... 111 dlea of liquor and left him IoCt:
ed In the~ whicb wu parked in the
1.ody't Deportliienl Store partlog lot 'II
Edinger Av-and GOI~eo We1t Street.
Passenb)' heard the man'• lhouta for
help and notified police wbo !reed him.
orange police aald the man •• two-hour
erdeal bepo "1lheo be stopped to eat
luncb at tbe Denny'• coffee shop, 3000 W.
Chapman Ave. at about aoon. As he left,
he waa approached by tbe·two men, one
ol wbom showed him a gun and told him
to drive to '!be City shopping center.
Tbe driver aald be -told to drive In-to a ,delivery tmmel where be wu locked
Into the back ol the -11: with the liquor.
He said be was driven around for about
iG minutes and when the tbleves unlocked
tile rear Of the truck, it was backed up to
iDotber vu '° that the liquor could be
nnloadt!I-
Seven Win, Posts
On CofC Board •
Seven businessmen have been elected to three-year direCtorship1 of the Him-
tington Beach Chamber of Commerce.
'Ibey are Stanley Botelho, General
Telephone Company, Robert Burbank,
·Southern C&lifoma Edison ; J a m e 1
DeGuelle, DeGuelle & Som Glau Cm>-
pany; PeUcr Horton, Mdloooell Douglas
Astronautics Company; Roger Slatu,
Realtor; Edward Sullivan, So!llhtm
calllomia Automobile Club and Durell
Wan! ol-Smith'• Morinary.
'Ibey will take office Jan. 1 and be in·
ltailed 1t a banquet Jan. 31 at the
Sheraton Bea,cb Inn.
:All-year 'Schools .Studied
, BJ JOANNE llR)'NOUlll
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, :rounta1o Valley ldlool -will ~ lour plans lbr lz.mootli 'f!'l'OO" at
-meeting i.oliht. • ~ lour plooa, JlftllOred after{ elgbt
moilll>I ol study by -olllOlals,'.-belng prosented IOI' cllscosslob'obly. ac-
cording lo Superlnlel1dorrt Mlkt llrkt. '
"We'vt been «lllllderlnr the -1>0Jty
of Ullng • IS-month plan bec.U.. JI will
llY• us the _.umil7 ID .,. oor lliC1UUet more efDcieotly," be Aid. Brick
-cited ' illcreaaed .f!Wblllly In In--.. a tealOD for lludylng the Jiiin•.
• U-the flrs\<plU, lludenl>-....lld1be dl\'lded Into four groups 'lhd •oold at·
-lcbool on a staggered basil, with
-·-altcndin( !Gr -•-daJ -... 'lhldl are 1<par1ted by lour 16
da,y ncationo. • •
Brick salcl one drawbacit to Ibis plan·b Brkll said the two 15 day vacationo
that it OYerl&ps ibe fiscal year which which are oot deslll'Nlted for 1Ummer woold cause a... fmandog problema. -The -plan woold be to open achool could be used !or-that ~. U
IChool 'Jal)' l 'IUIC! an cblklren would at· the need la Indicated.
tend the aame t><fay -broteo up . The last pbo consilb of five 6<1aya by ,the aame !May yacatlolls, , ...,;ons. Pareob could deaigMte which
8riCk noted !hit iM -Y piin. would lour ol the live aesaiona they wlsbed !hair
mean that c#Jildftn alleod lcbool 111 children to attend: ,
days.•By law they.,,, required lo alle>d Brlct Jald ooe ol the prillllr}' ...,.
duaes 175 clays. alderatloos will be teacher contract.. He
Under the thin! plan, ati children would Aid ·the llrst threa would probably not •
o1art at the Ume time In Jufy, etteod alter cUrreol cootracil, but alternate lour
achool !or 45 clays, have the option to al-. -.Id be coo1ly because of problems with .
1end SUDll'{\et' ICboo1 claues or vacation state fin&Dcing.
!or IS dayl. Anolller 45;!ay ..,.Ion would The superintendent aald It Is not likely
be 1beld, I~ ~Y. a 15-day vacation that the board will adopt a plan uotll a
aoa aootbtt -Y lcbool awloo. That '"rvey bas been made o! ruldenb In the
-ion 1lllllld bt (ollowad bJ anothor dlslrlct
unmer 9Cbool er vacauon bn!U: and the "U a algniflcant numer of people don't
Yeat -1d dllic!ucle with a *<lay .... 1on _ want a 12-month plan, then we'd have to
followed by.a !$.day vacation. Jot tt drop It," be said.
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victory. "We have. hailed. the new nation
at thb hlslork: moment ••• We bail the
people of Bangla Desb."
Whether Pakistan would eccept the Jo.
dlan cease-fire was not toown. Pakistani
President Agha Mohammad Yabya Khan,
In a apetcb•lo bis nation broadcast by
Patlatao Radio at about the same time,
said Pakistan would fijbt on to final vic-
lory.' -
Mrs. Gandhi'• cease-fire w a s pro-
claimed for I a.m. Friday (6:30 a.m.
PST). An lndlaa milita)'y apokeamao
nported what appeared to be the
greatest tank .battle of tbe ada.y war
was still raging tonlght along the
southern border o! Kasbmlr and that the
Patillaoil bad lost to taota and the Jo.
clians 15.
But ati major llghllng In East Patilbn
apparenUy came to a halt and Indian.
DeleJ!M Minister K.B. Lall annoooced
that four members of the Baogla Desh
government Dew to Dacca today to form,
' ' Misunderstandings Told
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1913, Act Tax ff.earing
A M;mt~C~llege Chief . . .
a transitional govermneol
, The Patillaol garrbon In Eaat
Pakistan wu estimated at 80,000 to 81,000.
men and mwtary llOlll'Cel said lou ol the
~ garr!Joo mant Pakistan bad !Oii
ooe fourth to ooe th!rd of the combal
forces at lb ~al. '!be Pakislaol air
force In East PatJJlaol wu lnlocted ool
days ago.
Lall said the terms of aumncler pro-
vided that an Patillaol troops In the
Eaat would bea>me ~· of war.
Panel Fails
To Reinstate
Ex~fficer
By RUDI NIEDZ!ELSII
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;lial-9 Ff~ y,. ' -Tbe·llllltlngtoa _Pei_.. Oln-~. . -. ~.., -' . ; --.todOy real!lrmed Ill dec11iaD 11>t
"Rw~l ... -hu 't.°""'"tba Idea Jn ... hdfl11• twice/' • Norman.
Wabon laid --W.edoeeclay nJghl.
11 .... Nltbed, the'IJIJ'Ad.wnWd allow
the college dlabict,lo levy··-tax to raise rougbIJ f9!0,000 ,for Im·
JllOVOlllOS!b 'fn •U>e.atllle!le -at
Gold"' Weot Co!Uge and espanded dooed'Circull t.levilioo.
'!be tax woold be •bout two cmb per
flOO aueised valuation,
Ooata Me;a • .....,ity turned clbwn a
•lmllarroq-lor Onnoe Coast Collef<.
Aooordlng to college ollldals, the 191J
Act allows a dly In whlcb a community
College Is located to set up a special
.........,.tclllbic:t. Oollegelrust«o tbeo
levy taxes for the acbool in ati com-
munlUes. •
TNai. lo'* no -Ille 191J Act
Wedneoday, but e>pnsaed --at what Uwy termed "the general
mlsunderltanding of'-tbe act."
"] have seen OOthiDg wrtu.en or spoken
that lncllcal<8 a dear understanding of
the 1913 Act," complained Trustee
George Rodda. "c.it we hold more
discussion with the cities to clear it up?"
Costa Mesa'• City dooncil and Mayor
F.d Hirth o! Newport Beach liled prolest
lettera on the 191! Act with Ille college
cllstrid. Spokesmen for Foomtalo Vatiey
and Weatmlnalel' have publlcly oillcl7.ed
the college diJtrict aver it.
Rodda puabed foe ..., type of action
to &how the dtlea that the college cllstrlcl
lully supports Ille 1913 Act.
"It seems to me our inac6on bas
created more m1aundentandillg," he
Ald. "I don't want it to appear we tre
roluctaol to act properly In Iha best IJ!.
lerelll ol the -· cllstrlcl." "Clnco clone, 111e.mertta of tt will be ..
Waboa, ._..er, ..W -..,. lo _, l'e'-~ polfce oftlcer !Ired 11
hold up Ill'/ acilonl uiidl !lie -cOlll ........ lor his mmilpg of ~ of ~ at Golden Wiit ct11 be ment l\ole mercbaodile.
• C.00 ACF, Pap II · ' ~ of Iha board ruled
Lawsµit 1:.-0oming
Over Tax Boost
For GWC Work
' A lawsuit Is being prepared to .slop the
levying of • tw<><ent property tax tn.
crea1e throughout the CoUt Community
College District to finance 1135.000 "orth
of !mprovemenb at Golden West College.
Wesllnlnster City Attorney-P au I
M.orsao waa lnltructed by the city .-
cl! !hit -k ID prepare the 111111 lo oppose
the formation ol a opecial -ent
district that would impo1e tbe ~
The dilbid b being lonned by the col·
lege district' trustees and the 'Huntington
Beach City Council under a law referred
to as the 1913 Act.
M-Organ was unanimously instructed b)'
the Westminster Council to fUe an action
that W-OUld test the vallcllty of the ..,...
ment distrlcL ·
The action wa1 requested by Mayor
Derek McWhlnney who has crlUcized the
aasessment dl!trict u "tuatlon without
representation."
Under the proposal, whlcb woo t-S ep-
proval by the Huntington Beach cooocll,
a city In !"hlch a college Is locatad can
form the aueument district, but the llV'J'
-.Jd be !mpoaed OD ruldeob In, ati
citiea which Ile within the college diltrlcl.
Huntington Beach'• action alao baa
been proletted by Costa Men, Newpprt
Beach, Fountain Valley and !ea! ~
-unaolmoualy that .... testimony In-~ by ex-olllcer Gilbert J. Coerper
clinjog last Thursday night'• "'°peoed
hearing waa ool lllfllcleol to clear him of
the charges.
<i>etJ;er, n, was dismissed by Police
Cblel• Earle Robllallle !or his atieged ==!loo ol MontiiometY Ward . · where he worled ai an ofr ..
doty aacurtty officer.
The commilalon upbeld the chld'1
dismiaaaJ last February following a
lengthy IOriea of beariDga during which
the former moton:ycla paln>lmao IOllCbl
reiM&lmlenl and back poy.
&lperlor Court Judge Oaude M. Oweoa
however ordered the bearing re-opened to
Include the testimony ol lolrl. Nancy L.
Gerby, a witness uncovered after the
board bad reached lb decision.
In a lllatement rdeaaed'lo the press Iha
commission declared that reconsideration
ol Ill original decision In llgbt ol Mrs.
Gerby'• lelllmooy baa ool "aUected or
changed" tts eirlier decWon.
The commlsaloo ruled that Mn· Gorby,
tho a former securl.tf. t!mploye 1t the
store, bad no dlrect knowledge of an
agreement between Montgomery Wan! and Coerper !or the clilpolllloo of tho
marked-out goods .
Coerper'1 d1smi8Saf wu based on the
ex.officer'• tlleged deciJ.lob to give eome
of the Hema to bis friends and to teep
them for hlmaeif Instead of tranomltllng
tllem to the Pollce Wlvea Guild tor
charitable activlllea. .
Testimony ollerecl during the original 1>wino by lonntr MoalromerY Wan! aecuril1 chlel Jack Whitaker diaclooed ,;
(See OOERPER, Pa1e I) '
Lion -Lifted~ Oriui••
Leo Proves Undoing for Suspect
The lion we llhal1 cati Leo and his Is
quite a tale.
It all started Jut Stlun!ay wbeo rookie
Buena Pl,J't PoU<e olllcer Joe Potter
spotted 1 man walking 1 lion 11bigger
Utan a German shepherd" near the
Nertoo airport. '
Polle!' quutlooed the man but left
wben be could not determioa il any clly
law bad been violated.
Leo then gol Into the act. He Invaded a
rttidenoe yan! and'i~ted • 17 month
old girl. Fnntely, she WU on I y
tcrak:bed a b1L •
11 Al ntl1' U WI Clft deta'lnine, Leo
WU just trylntr to prtVllll the liltle• girl
lrom getllnt! away," aaid a Boma Park
olftcer. "'Pet11apo be wanlod lllr for a
auutmal toy."
'!be 11tratchlng epiloda put police on
the lratJ of the man again. lfe WU found
and aaid bis oama wu Jobn Wayne
Ade....,., 13, of La Habra.
"Had a driver'• lictDM to prove It,,,,
\ ~ • •
said officer Potter, who cited Adlrmon
!or violation of a city bw he bad llnally
become aware of which prohibit. Wild
animals In Buona Park.
Leo wu taken to the county animal
ohelter !or quaraotina ltotl.
Four , days pwed and the Orange
Oouoty aberlll aent a depoty to a.-
Park police llallon. Ha wu wortJnc will
the Rlvtrllde lherlll'1 office In tatcb ol
a hot lion which bad been elolen !!' thal
county.
• In due time,.Leo'1 owner arrtnd b'Odl
Rl•oralde and proted ID lhell4t ofllcen
the! the llon WU lndted bla•pel Ha wU
craoted Cllllody.
Today Buena Patt pi,Jke and the
tberllf• offica ""' lookinl Io r "AdamJon." Rlve'11de cleputlel don't
believe that II h6 tftl'e name. But U he rt
the man tl!eY bal14Va be la, bt hat a np
lheet two Pll" Jone. They uy he aleall other thlnga baldeo
lions.
tveadler
~:.:;}'!' = :.~or::;:
day with gusty -blowing any mqc out to sea. It will be warmer
along the coast Friday with blgha
.Dear ao and lows near to.
INSWE TODAY
School muttes in H•n~ng·
ton Btach or• miffed over tht
«••111 of Ill< hlg~ tcllool di1-
trlct'1 reading 1cort~ Ute
tact tllat 1M ....,_, ,..,
them first POI/< 33,
L. ....... y ::-r.::: ...: ·-.. Qeaac:I ..
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I DAILY PILOf H Th•••1. -..l&. ltll
C,oast 1 Schools · Feel · ·Cru.neh Over Chrietin'as
.,. AllTBUJI fl. VINSEL .. ., .. ...., .... -.:,....,
'ti Lttt1e ptlM and not much good will e1:·
iN thla yule aeaaon among f&Ctlonll ln-
.terpreten of the U.S. ConsUtuUon,
.(tl•tivt to what Orange Coast pobllc
tchobla mly do to i:e.lebrate Chri:itmas.
Re.UIM>n and pollUCI have tome
educators In 1 mixed-~p fix .
Tbe problem Is lhat:guidellnes set forth
by America's foondin1 fathtfs. 195 years
•IC in Pbil1delphl1 must be apPlled too
/
doy ol 1 loco! \evol Ill M county oejlllol
dlltricta. •
Tl-..... ~ed lillct .U>o .. pot ..
lion oJ chur<:b ud 1111' WU IJliW ,GUL
And potlbon .,_, plut puenll wllll
a half mRllon chlldrtn from S to 11 enroll·
ed in Orin11e Coast schools, all seem to
have o~ oi: ftlOre opinions.
The American Civil Libertlu Union's
(ACLU ) view, Issued to school dll1trict.9 in
a mailed reminder, ls that Christ rnu11t be
left out of Ou'lltrnu, in the cl~~~
"Stuff and non.w.nse," is a three-Word
Boy"s Last Wish
Friends Carry Countian to Rit;es
• Coming death ~an be stnsed by the
doomtd in many of the cultures of the
,ftorld and the boya. ind girls, men ind
Jf'Omen whp knew Ralph Jurado Segovl1
fl! certain he could tell it WIS Jlf.IT.
They buried him Wednesday, just the
W1y he had asked.
By twos and threes , some weepin1.
f}me crossing themselves, 70 of them
!ollowed on foot to his final resting pl1ce, !O miles. on the 1ldewalks of suburbia
'l'nd ahady , tree-lined rural byway1.
; There ue no long, black Cadillacs a.nd
l?:ackards in the back country village· of
MWco where Ralph Jurado Segovia
Jjtually began his particular journey 11
iears ago. ·
1, Heads ·t;iowed, his buddies carried the
araY casket, yellow and white-blossoms
l:'Overing U, from Our Lady of Guadalupe
Catholic Ch~ in Santa An a to Holy
~pulcher Cem~tery in Orange.
.i.: Arturo Sepulveda, whose teen11ed
llaugbter Rosa was to have wed the dead
youth after their high school graduation,
Jed the som ber, traditional procession.
~Their 1imple dream of marriage; a
hOme and . babies was shattered early
SUnday in a grinding cat crash as Ralph,
his brother Pilar, Ill, and a third youth al Ult ~heel were coming home from a ~.· ln•Otino. ' • :ff.~::--w~ t.rller, he begin tell ing l!i•ilja' hi• won~ to be carried lo 'hJ•·
lfave jn 1· tradltlooal Mexican funeral
procession. .
''He must have known," murmured one
of the pallbearer1; 21-year-old John
Gonzall!S. "Back in Mexico that's what
we do when we loved aomeone-a lot, to
Mow respect."
The somber journey -llrat pedestrian
funeral procession In the county ~r 25
years -took four hours, drawing curious
1t1re1 (rorn paplng motorists.
Ralph'I father Rafael, his mo l h • r
Egperanu and his fiance Ron wert
among the marchers, some ol the women
cradling babies.
"I lried to convira them to carry it
only the last mile or so. but no. this was
to be done," remarked Father Lawrence
Rodrlauez. padre of Our Lady. of
Gtladalupe Church.
• "JI you are a true friend, well I guess
you are will Ing · to do anything, even
beyond your ·strength."
Gulping back tears. the father of the
eldest amon(. four sons -one still near
death from hia Injuries -, blurted thanks
1t graveside.
"I can't say the words for how I feel."
Shocked city and county officials at
first said Ralph Jur1do Segovia's final
wish was lmpo53ible, beefuae it would
snarl traffic.
Frie.nets who .. rallied to the grlef-
slrlcken Segovia household at 1325 E.
Third St, Santa Ana, beseeched the
varioos county and city agencies to illow
the procession.
A rulirli by S.nta Ana City Attorne y
Jim Withers finally d e c I a r e d
bure1µcr1tiC" code1 cannot make ~latlnc
tlon between 1lowly rolling ileai'se 1tlre1
or 1hutn1ng humln feet
FCM" death Is a common denominator
among all people and a man is loved by
someone, no mailer how 1rut or
obscure.
"At first I got mad at Santa Ana," ad-
mits Ralph Jurado Segovia's father.
"John F. Kennedy ••• they took him
walking."
h1termediate School Job
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Held ' U h Cost Talks . . .P. -.Y)~ . ,.. --~~ ,
Progru«.9n Huntington Beacfl'I Iauc
L. Sowera tritremedialt School i11 tem·
p:1rarllY h~ld ul!. untjl 11chool authoritie11
can convince 11 COfllractor that It should
be built at a l~wer price.
Charles ltalmer, 11soci1le superin-
tendent of the Huntington Beach City
(elemeiltary) School District, revealed t&
tru11teea Wednesday night that all 10 bld11
for ·the c1mpu1 had exceeded the celling
price.
The dislrld. i1 allowed an expenditure
of only SI .56 million for the J>N>ject, a<>
cording-to · the. 1tatf! Departm~nl of
Education. All of the bids. however1 we.re
near the fl.d million mark.
The 11ehool district will now attempt to
mrve iulhoriiatlon from the state to
r a i .a e .tl'le. corutructlon ltr!ce, but ac-
cording, to Palmer , "We're Verr
pessimistic at thl1 Ume.''
lt was e%plalned by Palmer t~at the in--
creaaed construction coils for t~e Sowerk
School were mandated by poor soil con-
dlllon11 which ntce1sltate11 the school be
placed on _pilings.
OIAMll COAST
DAILY PILOT
OIAltll' ea;.,ir f'Ull.1aH1HO COM,AM'I
j ' , 1;.\,r+ H. w,.. , ,,.. ................ ' . J1ck ... C11rl_, ...
\'kt rNt1-lt IN ~I ........
l\iefllll K.e,il, ... '.
n .......... lil11"1if11•
M111t9! .. l!•IM
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01\e ~temativa la.. lowerin1 tht cost by
buildi!lg a wooden roof Instead nf the con-
~ete ~nd steel covering called ror by tha
\lfChi(ed•. . ' ' r
Sowers School, named for l former
Dwyer School history teacher, i~.achedul
ed for completion in September 1m.
Grading on the site, located nn In-
dianapolis Avenue betweeQ Bushtrd
Street and Magnolia Street, wiS started
Nov. 29. '
The new inl.ermedlate llChool is being
built . to accommodate 840 student. ana
'.will b6 llie "Gisler School in pian •n9
style.
From P"fl~ 1 ..
COERPER ...
that Cderper was to have picked up the
items exclusively for the guild.
Mrs. (ierby, however, testified that she
had overhe~rd a conversation between
Whitaker and Coerper during which the
ex-officer was told he could do whatever
he wished with the goods as long as they
went to aome charity.
Members ot the commission. however,
ruled that Mrs. Gerby wall not a party lo
the orlglnal agreement between Coerper
ian4 the store ip, 19117 ,1lnce •ht waa orily
,employf(,(or I five month period In 1961.
: Tbe ne~ dttiaion, came as no 1urprlse to Mra. .J1net Coerper or Fullerton at-
;lomey Cecil 'ruck1, who his pleaded
Coerper''s .case.
' j'We figured tbat's how It would be. No
riiatt.er' Wlia'r we did , we knew that we
weren't going to change their minds. We
will fighl thi1 tome more but we don 1t
know exactly l"IOW," Mrs, Coerper 11k!.
this morning.
Rick! said 11ny further litigation would
''depend on the ability and the desires of
Coqper TIOW. ''
f'rom Page l
ACT ...
re·aS!fSSed .
Current esUm1te·a pl1ee the C08l11 fl
Golden West improvement& at $MO.non.
Correllan Thompson, executive v~e
c:hat.ce.Jlor for buslneq. 1ald the distrk:t
nffeb tn•I cosl estlrnatu from the
engineert.
"I don'\ xpect 1 slanlllcant change,''
ha s,ata.
W•tson tol tn.istee11 \hal the d@Cllnlni
1l.llte aid to scbools over the J>&!L three
,Years W to11v~ulleg1 offlctal1 to
lttk approv•l of ltt' Ad rritthod ol
Doancif)I lmpklv LL '
Truale<! 11reed to dtl11 1111 olflcl1l
actkln ontll the.Ir' Jan. 12 meetlni.
Trua!ee 'f(orth K""' '¥~: "ii ~·.-
1oin1 \o do anyU!lng w1. 1hould 'IMw 'ex·
act coils and know Where we st.Ind.''
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capotl)blU°" ol \ht ·Nollonll jUlllce·
Found1Uon ol Amorlco (NJFAI ruction.
Nledl .. lo 11y, \ht ACLU 1'1<1 \ht
NJrA doo11111 _,t lo lfO. 'ntt two • comtltutlol\al lnterprttlva
org1nlutlons do not~ even see eye to eye
on poaslble ways to resolve tl'leJr conflict
lD legal Ideology.
!;You're damned if you do and damned
If you don't," sums up Co.sta Mesa
schoolman Garland Wetzel.
He ls principal of Bayview Elemenlary
School, one ol 38 Newport·Meaa Ur).ified
DAIL'( PILOT l ll lf Pllele
Rea.,hea Plnna.,le
Mike Dillard, 15, ·is Fountain
Valley's newest Eagle Scout.
He won Scouting 's highest
rank earlier this month. The
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dil-
lard, 17318 Walnut St. is a
member oC Troop 560.
Commission Aide
Cites 'Cover Up'
By Golden West
".SAN FRANCISCO (AP)·..-An altomey
for the CaJlfomia ' Public Utilitlea Com-
m'iulon has protested wtlat he called
"continued frustrations" in staff efforts
to learn delails of the finanf'ial condition
of Golden West Airlines.
PUC ataff counsel · Bernard · PMter1
11id the 1taff doe.~l ~r,eost the Jn-trlSl~te ilrlln_e1' •Jlj>ll~~-!tr-1 fare
increa1e, but 11 ~ wlt.b a'vidence
thal the line wlll IOM!"1!."I mtlllon a year
even with the requested Increase.
He said the staff tried to learn more
about Ulla but that there "appear:i to be 11
calculated attempt· to cover up these
milters."
Peeters' protest ·came at 1 hearing
Wednesday on the fare increase requl!St,
which will go before the full PUC after an
audll report Is filed.
Bakersfield businessman Holli! B.
Roberts, Golden We9t '1 majnr
shareholder of record, said the audit
would be filed shortly.
Pacifio SouUlwest AirliflH-,· whlch con-
tends that Roberts' longtime bosi~s
•~i1te, C. Arnholt Smith, a San Diego
ba'nking and tuna magnate, Btill holds
cnntrnl of Golden West. asked the PUC
l:tSt October to del.e11mine who actu11lly
tt'ln"lrob: !he airline.
Hearing Examiner John W. Mallorv
and PUC member Vernon Sturgcofi
blocked attempts to quesllon Roberts at
the farr hearing about financial cnntrol.
'J'hey aaid th1t question wnuld be raised
In the PSA ca11e. for which no hearing
date has been set.
Di strict Change
Also Involv es
Coast College
If Fountain V1Jley residents !'!Ucceed In
swiichlng some of their homes frnm the
Garden Grove Unified School District to
the Fountain Valley Elementary District,
they al:io will join the Coast Community
Colle!e District...
Col ege trustee• Wednesday added their
di stricl'1 name ti> two ptUtions in Foun·
tain Valley for school bOurnfary changes.
Chancellor Norman W~tson ei:plained it
i1 a routine matter and1 required by
st.ale Jaw that community college boun·
darie! mu st coincide with elementary
echool district boundaries.
One petitiol\ covers 12 acres near
Wimer Avenue and £ucllcf Street ind the
other-ls for 400 acilti aouth er Eucl\d and
ne.sl tn lhe Santi ... na R.iver. Bnth artas •~south of Lo! Amigot High School.
~arden Grove district oppmes both
boundary tran1fer1 . No decision h111 been
mtdt on either one.
Bernstein HiU! 1,000
~EW YOR~ (AP )-Leonard Bernate.in
'raceiVe.d 1 nln&.mlnute • 1t1ndlnc ova-
tion after conducting htr l,opot.b OQncert
of the New York Ph'Uharmontc.
At • parfy after Wednesday . nl1hl'1
conctrt featur lnJ Mahltr'• "RetUrrectton
Sylllphooy." · B<""teln w11 oho1rered
wit~ prslse fr:om music world hotabies.
'"lt 11 1 :vtty 1pecl1J occt1111on1" .&rn1tein
11\d, "They orchealra w•s 1or1eou1. It
was IO sena.ltlve.."
·School Dblrl<t ~· •• w .... 1'1 .Uff hid --eUi:el!ftc 1.1 a.r1o1.,.. bbwv•nco 111tt trutl* . -..i lilt ACLU \>aper, which wa1 lm·
ll>ldlalefy otlackod la I ~JF'A r<p!y.
'lllO ACLU Jqal' stiff ctted two U.S.
Suprtme Coore rulin1s on seperttlon or
churcb and·tlal•·•• ~tnU for ruling
btlt rellak>tis b>ntent tit campus holiday
activities.
A balance In Chrislm., Cestlvals -
such. Mi k>cludina ChaMuiah, the Jewish
biib, Miidiy characterized u the
• t
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l1fl~vol of Llahll -ioil'l ..,.itoblt ollhor,
lho ACllU COll\lndl. • .
" o,....111y, Or..,. Coll! ochoolr t1·
nortd them. ,
''We had our tu.tie show last l;light,\'
Wet~I said Wednesday, notinc a Chan-
nukah angle was inserted after strona ob-
jections by one Jewls.h ~ . ~ I\
He said she complained-thole of -the
.Hebrew faith .sat back lor yew ltJ;tlrlg
only the other side of The Greatest Story
Ever Told be told. , ~
"The Christians got on WI ln the past
'
Mayor McCracken Attacks
. ' .
li1dustry Park Standards
tJuntlria:lM Beach ls p u l ti n g
''unrealistic" requirements on its in~
'dustrtal parks in the opinion of Maynr
'G~ge' McCra cken.
He told a Chamber of Commerce direc-
tors ,ml!eting Wednesday night that
Georg'e Lusk of John 0. Lusk and Son
which built the 350-acre Huntington
1ndustrja1 Park wanted to compete with
the lrviqe Jndustrial c;ompJex.
The mayor added that Lusk has turned
many prospective industrial tenants away
because or city requlremenl.3 f o r
sldewilks and· setbacks in Industrial
parks. · '
McCracken, ·a chamber director, charg·
ed the chamber's Industrial committee
with the task ol educating the city on in-
dustry's needs. ·
Planning Commissioner Roger Slates,
also a chamber director, echoed · the
mayor's criticism:i saying that sidewalks
and setbacks endangered the security of
·industrial plants.
Pellow chamber directors aa:reed
saying that protection from theft! and
break-ln.1 was jeopardized by the r~
Et Cetera •
qulrem~nl.J ;o'r sidewalks.
Geor1e ~k 11ld thii morning that I.he
Hunt1n1ton , Industrial P1rk wls not
trying to compeU with the · Jrvine
Industrial Complex, poinUn1 out that lhe
Irvine Co. bad owned the l•nd f0r many
years and, coUld therefore Otter le~ at
lower rates,
Lu11k said that 0the Huntington Park had
an• advantage· ovu the Irvine complex In
belna: able &o offer lots as small u a half
acre, which the Irv)ne Company waa no\
permitting,
Lusk 1190 1ald tbat the Huntington
Beach city staff was workln1 on changea
to tl'le ordinances and expressed con-
fidence that the council would approve an
easing of reQulremel'lts.
;'They have alway1 given us 1 con-
ditional exception whenever we needed
one," he added. ,
The chamber's Industrial committee
also reporled that ·It was working on a re.
alianinent of the proposed Pacific Coast
Freeway Jn an attempt to resolve the
controveny over tbe route and spur ln-
duslrlal development.
Featur in g Collection for Collectors
' •• ... I ,, ... '~
for 'too mµch Sin~ CllUf?," ,W • t.1 a 11
"""'~· ll)lP.b'lnt -.. ti""""' LJn. coin W4, ..... Jh•J Ytt1 can't plea!lt all~f
Ille f>eople o!le!'thi Uml. "
Bay'liew School tried to cover all bases.
giving the children a little Christianity,
Judaism and.also the jolly old saint from
the NortJ\ Pole. • .~
''[ taped jt all ind I know whit w • 1
said," Wetzel revealed, adding he record·
ed the final rehearsal too. . _,:l'
Robert M. Damlr, "chairman of U1t
NJFA's ~California Justice Found1\i0b
board of dlrectora, charges In hit rePlf to
Eason Monroe/a • ACLlJ Christmas )WD.
gram guidelines. th.at the other group
erred. , . ,.
D~mir contends ACLU attorneys impf7
Christmas profram11 con!tltute ttl1Jlau1
indoctrination. 1.
He aJao, Chlf1e11 a lecond ACLU J>Olnt
against 1ubh: o~rvaoces miastated ,t)\t
Supreme Court ruling by not ~Jtinc.U..
full texl written 20 years ago. ·'
Dellvertn1 lhe majhrily opinion "In
Zorsch vs ctauson, Justlct Willlam .o.
Douglas said that nothln( In. the Con1tit1t-
tlon ma_kes IJ.· pece.s,,ary for governm~tqt
to be hostile to rells:ion.
Traditionally, opponenl.s ol the ActU
brand U a Ut>eral group. '
The MJFA, on Uie other hand, Usla•llfl
Its letterhead persona affiliated, In "'
pa,t wjth ultrt~rvative "c1u11e1.
Laguna !leach VnUled School Dlstr/s1
trurteer, actirie 1s most Oran1e Courtfy
d I s l r i c t 1 , tllked over the ACUJ
Christ mas proaram IJ.llde!.inea and . iiC"'
nored them. , ""
The 'board was 'alao told by Mf1.
Thomasina "Tommie" Gurin, a r1t'i
chairman for the ACLU, that Jil• no w.Y
was Jt Intended to disrupt yul~lde ~a.c
tlvllies. A. familiar figure on th' l~(\Jpt
Beach scene alld d1u1hter of late CO,""._,mY
actor Tom Mfx, Mrs. Gunn also tittt
aome Critics of the ACLU to 1he dtii,
relative to · whether pupilJ should hiv.
Chrlstmas pro1ram1. . ....
Her da4gh1flr, she revealed, wu. -~.n
angel 1fl'.hO sang "A'!"ay Jn a Man~er," ~t
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·;vARI>VI\.t.E, N.J. (UPI) -Two
hoatagt.s held .more than tl hours by 100
~rebtlllous prlsouers were r e 1 e a 1 e 'd
1Hnbartned' ·Uxfay when atate officials
•treed to make public intnate grievances
over °Fasciat iactica: 'ot police brutality."
. 'GUaid 1ia Frie'dman, 3!, wU released
fir1t bY the J>riso0011boul t:t5 a.m. The
·tnmates tater released pmon official
1\lchard Sled!, 36, alter they heard a test
'oI their Jricvanooi aired by area radio
itaUoru.
· Fr i e d m a n and Siedl, an assistant
superintendent of the Yatdville Adu1t
·neCepUon and Youth Correction Center,
.were taken hostage About 3 p.m. Wed--
nesday by the 100 ihmates who took over
a south wing or the i.n.rtltuHon, which the
state hu long held up as a model to the
nation.
Although about eo riot-<qwpped slate
police were on the ~s of the in-
1Htution they were not used.
The statement of grlevancts drawn up
Jly the inmates wu signed by Siedl and
Albert C. Wagner, director of the state
Divilllon of Correctioa and Parole, who
participated In night-long negotiatiom
With the rebellious prisoners along with
other officials.
The prisoner's grievance statement in·
eluded a charge that "we have now been
11ubjected to the Facl!t tactics of police
br;utality," which. they said they con-
sidered "unnecessary and outmoded."
The priaoner1 aaid one of their "ftillow
ihmates" bad been subjttted to police
brutality and was confined to the prl.\on
hospital.
They said that the officers who "were
involved Jn this lncldent should be pro-
secuUld , immediately." The inmates
demanded that the incident be in-
vestigated by "someone; other than this
institution's administration, .. am recom·
mended an investigation by the American
Civil Liberties Union.
At least 60 riot-eguipped state police
were ordered onto the •grounds of the in·
stitutiOn by Attorney General George F.
Kugler Jr., with the comeht of Gov.
WUllam T. c.Jtlll.
The police, who arrived in two buses
and were armed with sbot(un.s and riot
equipment, moved on.to the prison
ll'OWl~' but did not immediately entu
the souUr wing, which was ccSntrolled by
the rebelrprilOners.,
Prison offidals said "communicatlon •as taken ·Place with tfte inmate! in-
tolved in the dbturbances, but they thws
far have declined to release the two
Jaostages that are reported to be unhann-
1d."
The south wing's one of 10 housing
onlt& in the center, vrhlcli holds 774 in-
mates.
The hostages were seized at 3 p.m.
Wednesday in a courtyard. .
AuthorlUes said there bad been con-
tinuing tension over the past -,.eek whjch
wu beighte°ned Monday when an inmate
was bitten 4i a dlapu.Je with another.
(ha.lg 4:5 Feet · Bigli?
Capitol's official Christmas tree, 45-fool ·black spruce fron1 Clark
Stevens Memorial Forest in Albany,·N.1-f.,·is lighted in formal cere·
monies. Angle of picture makes it appear tree is as tall as Capitol
building.
Cities Will Be Canvassed
On Co,unty Housing Panel
Board Chairman Robert Battin's pro-
jected Orange COunty Housing Authority
got another going over by supervisors
Wednesday.
An administrative committee report
urging· that the country 's cities be can-.
vasse<i to determine how many are in-
terested ln participating in tb'e ventote
was endorsed by a split 3 lo ! vote.
Supervisor Ralph Clark or Anaheim, a
former mayor of that community,
emphasized 'that the authority c~ot be
imposed on cities.
If no cities agr.ee to the program, which
involves soliciUng a federal grant for rent
subsidie~ ·for low income .f4Il)ilies, the
new agency will be controlled entirely by
the Board of Supervisors, the comriiitt~
ad'vised. ' '
II a sufficient nwnber of <.-ommunities
join in the project ~ey will be granted
two representatives on the governing
committee. selected by the county
League of Cities. The 25 cities are given
until Feb. 9 to indicate their wishes.
The housing authority was approved
last month by suprvisors in the same 3 to
2 vote. lt had been proposed by Battin
last summer.
A straw cawass of.cities recently found
divided sentilflent on the project. Ac-
cording to Supervisor David L. Baker o(
Garden Grove, most councilmen said,
"go ahead with it if you want but leave
us out."
Wednesday Baker urged caution in
forming the agency. "Until we know what
the cities want there is no valid reason to
go ' ahead," he said, adding, "haste
usually gets us into trouble."
B~ttln accuied him of "foot dragging''
and Baker reacted with , "Your com-
ments are unnece.ssary and unfounded."
Engineer Finds Joh ..
UCI Retraining Brings New Skills, Position
By JOHN ZALLER
Of flM D•ltr ,lr.t 51atf
ln June 1969 Fred Pellicciotti of Costa
Me-a was working for McDonnell
Douglas as a designer engineer on the
Manned Orbital Lab, an Air Force pro--
ject intended to study the eUects of J>i;c>-
longed spa~e filght.<J on men. But one day
word came from Washington that the
project had been canceled due to
pressuru on Congress to reduce military
and aerospace spending.
"I wasn't expecting it at all," Pellit·
ciott1 ncalled. "The announcement took
me completely by surprise."
Two weeks later, Ptllicciotti's whole
department had been dbsolved and ht
found himself unemployed. AJthough be
had a tiacbelor of sclence degree from
~fichigan state University in mechanical
engineering, had done advanced study at
sevual major univivtrslt~ IDll had sir:
patented inventions rtgbtenl in his
name, be could not find ariothO job.
UnW tart January when Peltitciottl
enrolled in UC Irvine's new en-
vironmental ena:ineerlng JN'P.ll'am, his
story ran much the1aame u tnany other
Oran(e Countlatis' caug4t .IA ~ aero.
space unerriployment ~er •• His wile
went to work as a aubsUtute teacher to
help bolster 1agging fan\lly flnancu. The
yoU1gest of their three children. just 3\1
years old, had to be lent. to nursery
tchool on the days hll mother "orted.
PelltcclotU at llr1t hope4 for re-
employment In 1ero11pace, but then gave
up temporartly while be studied for and
pasaed the C.lllomla r..i estate nam.
But finding the real est.ate experieoce
disillulioni.nl, be went to wort .... a HIJ-
emplo1ed maoufadw'tr's rtpreaentaUve,
1ellin1 on a commission basia goods wlth
which be wu already famlliar from his
aetOlpace uperitnc.. But that boslnw.
too, WU discoW'lgirii U IOltll faltering
companlea took aa mueh u eleven
mooths to pay their bills, wblle others
woot bankrupt attot(ether. Lat.er Pelllcck>tti 6ecame 1cUve in two
self.l1elp project& started by untmployed
eni'-'• lookin( for -k.
"W• helped each other mite resumes.
practiced intervlewins <Och other, and
sent teams out into tho lleld to look !or
DAILY P'ILDT Ill" ""-'-
RETRAINED AT UC IRVINE
EnglnMr Ptlllcciotti
job opetllng.s.," he said. "Thls gave me an
opportunity to hear about job openings
because there were other peopie who did
run across jobs for whkh t h e y
themselves were not qualified."
It was through one of these selt·help
organizations. Experience Unlimited, that
PellicciOtti first heard ol UC Irvine's
program to rttrain u n e in p I o y e d
aerospace engineer! to deal with en-
vlronmenlal problems. He applied, along
with over 200 others, and was selected u
one of 34 linallsts.
The program was funded through the
department of Human ·R e so u r c e s
Development. It paid Pelllcclottl f15 a
week while he was studying, plua all his
educational' cost$. '
The progi;-am. has &iven Pelllcciotti's
career 1 new direction. After • year of ' .
Intense stu4f •. be .Wili receive a master's
degree Hi environmental engineering Fri·
day as part of the first class ever to
graduate in that field from UC Irvine.
Not all of the finalists stuck to the
rigorous program. Only 24 of the original
34 will be graduating. But of those who
will graduate, 14 already have jobs, in·
eluding Pellicciotti.
He will begin work next Monday as a
noise control engineer at Orange County
Airport. He will be working at a begin· ·
ning level salary in a new career, but he
will be working.
But most important, as far as Pellic·
ciotti is concuned, he will be in a grow-
ing field which offers him a chance to do
what he likes to do best -engineering.
In this respect, his job at Orange Cou.n·
ty Airport will be almost perfectly suited
to his previous engineering experience.
Both at Mobil Oil. where. he worked im·
rqediately after graduation from college,
and at 1.tcDonnell Douglas, Pellicciotti
was concerned with discrimination and
analy.£11 ,of da&a. •And this, basically, is
~ What •be Will be .doing at the Orange
county Airp<Jtl. ·
"I'm not losing the value of any or my
previous skills," he said. "The problems l
will face on my new job are logical ex·
tensions of the kinds of problems I was
working with before."'
The sound abatement program at
Orange County Airport i.! comklered
sophisticated. though the program is still
in iti infancy.
Pellicciotti's job will be to find ways of
proving scienUfically which jets exceed
legal noist standards, and by bow much.
The task is not as easy as it sounds.
The microphones set up around lbe
airport must be able to distinguish, for
examt>le, between a jet blast and a
motorcycle lhat happens to be going by,
or between two jets that art In the same
area· at the same tlme.
Ptlllcciotti said he is looking forward to
the challerige. tr the engineers at Orange County
Airport succeed in differentiating
between different kinds of noise;the prl.,..
ciplu they use will be appllcablt
throughout the noise control field.
. Ttlur$day, Dtctmber 16, 1971 H DAILY PUT f
Surcharge ~i:op .. Seen
French Report Agreement With Nixon
PARIS (UPJ) -President Nlxon has
agreed to abolish the 10 percent
American 1urta1 ob foreign ln1ports as
soon as the western nations realign thelr
currency parities, French F I n a n c e
Minister Valery Giscard d'Estaing Slild
today.
Giscard d'Estaing said that wide~ the
terms of discussions between Prtsldent
Nis:on and French President Georges
Pompldou In the Ar.ores early thla week
"the 10 percent surtax on imports will
disappear aL the very moment of a
realignment of monetary parities will be
carried out1"
The finance ·minister )llade lbe an·
nouncement in off.fbe.cuff remarks while
attendinB a meeting or· a public relations
association.
"It's well understood that t b e
American surtax on imPorts, and other
flacal measures In favor of U.S. goods
will disappear at the very mopiient a
reallgnmenl of monetary pariUes will be
accomplished ." the French f i n a n c e
minister said.
Ht &lid in the .Alores, Pompidou and
Nllon studied details of the future read-
,juStment of monetary parities, "The
ieal!gnment will in no way hurt the in·.
terests of the~Freneh ecOnomy,'' he Said.
Giscird d'Estaing said the re'1i'8ment
will not interfere with Ute ntnch
government's resolve to "safeguarij: the
chances of a rapid growth of the Fiench
economy and full .emploYmerif." tie' s'aid
the coming monetary deci&i6ns Wm 'not
dimlnlsb Uie competitive ,capac.ity or
French goods -a· rem.irk which in·
dicated France may not revalue the
franc, or revalue it) only lightly to teep
the competitive edge.over·most Western
currencies for French edports.
In the view of .some European politi·
cians and financiers these talks could
find an outline agreement on the scope or
the realignment of major currency values
i;ince President Nixon at the Frahco-
American Azores meeting expre'ssed U.S.
readiness to devalue.the dollar as pai:t of
a money-and-trade package. '
At Ule Azores meetlnC, Nllon agreed
with Pompldou that \he U.S. doll•r would
be devalued as Pl'! qf an overap re¥-
jusbnent of monetiry parities. Iii ex·
change Fompldou agrffd that America'•
allies would make trade concessions.
. Meanwhile, the U.S. dolJar fell to a new
low in 'France and reu>ained wed In a
qwet start to lrafllnc In Europe'• mall
money markets todey.
'!be U.S currency alao dipped to a new
low in Japan, where tractlnji wu h<•VJ•
Charges Called Vague
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Issue Faces Couri Test
A nine-hospital group oppoaed to what
it condemns as the unnecessary pro-
liferation of hospital construcUon in
Orange County inay find Monday that no
Orange County Superior Court jlJ1ige can
rule on the iasues raised In Its rt1;:ent
lawsuit.
Judge J. E. T. "Ned" Rutter will send
lawyers for the California Health
Providers Association and Deputy At-
torney General Edward Belasco to Judge
Claude OwnU Monday for his ruling on
whether problems posed by I.he state's
answer to tbe complaint can be resolved
at the local level.
About the only thtng achieved in a
hearing Wednesday before Judge Rutter
v.·u the setting of the bial date ; that was
scheduled for Jan. I& provided Judge
Owens rules that the matter can be, tried
in Orange County.
Belasco argued Wednesday ~t . the
plainttlfs had been vague in the chflTges
listed In a lawsuit flied Nov. 2(. He said
the hospital group would have to give
.names and places to back allegations that
the slate ts allowing corlstruct!On of
"unwanted" hospitals. ··•
~ ho.spllal . gro.op, which , includes
Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach.
and South Cout Community Hosp~
South Laguna, among its memberl
argues that the quality of medical care ill
Orange County will be adversely affected:
if recent construction plans for aevef'll
new hos~ita1s are allowed to proceed.
It is alleged that several hum~
formed hospital organlzaUons put' in the~
license applications 'to ,the ala~ tc), obtaiJ1
approval before a deadline last ytar tbal
would have required the granting of.that
Ucense by a regional hospital authority. 1
It was alleged thi.t some of those •P.
pllcania bad barely broken groilnd·!or the
hospiteb listed in thelr applications a,ocl
that others had nothing like the fthancli( r~uired.fot aucli yen;ui:es.
' One bospitl.J, the law111¥t .slat.d, macll!
an application to the: state to build a
hospital on ground that was not owned by:
the l!Cense seekers. ;
, BelaSC9 argued Wed~ay -before
Judge Ru~ switched the Wue to Jud.ct
OWens -that the boopltab referred to Ill
au· ~se: aJ}egatlqns wJAI ~v~ t;O b:e nam.-
ed m ameiidments to the lawsuit. 1
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~~:~·sanctioning
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1 TM Soviet Union will support any move
l by Egypl to reaolve the Middle. East
~crislJ. by war or by peace, the Shvtet am-
!basudor to Cairo sald toda y.
• Jt wu the flnt Ume a Soviet. official
Ma pubUcly tnOorMd Prtlidellt Artw&r
5adlt'1 dadlralloft that 1 conUnulq
4eadkd: tn Middle East peace efforts left ··-Egypt no opUon but to flghl..
.... So~ Ambluador Valadlmlr
~ .. !-Vmotrldfw'a remarkJ to new1n\tl\ ap..
' ; ~ on the front page today o( the t :' ~ ... per Al GownhowiY•· ·
;' "W• tupp!lri Cairo'• dtcllion, whether
:· ' 11 !or peae< or the battle, bec•l\H In : ;t'IMr .,.,. It will Jud tO llquldaijon ol
._ ~ lJr..U. q1re11lqn/: hii eaid, ,ac-... i4lordinl to the newspaper. .... :; "lf the soluUon ii to be war we 1upport
• ~to malt It a war with a mlnhtlurn of
• 1. Wf: lha.11 atarid with you 1lw11y1, in
ar ~ pt11Ct.'1
1;> hdlt In Ncwtmber 11\d "tht time for
1:aetUe has come". but added that war
..,.Id be averted tf lol1el publicly stated
• wcWd withdraw from all occupied
• '•!Em>Uan c.mtory. . , ' The: Mmiornclal Al Ahram newliipaper ~Id today the hudl ol stat< ol EaYPt. • J1fll and Ubya will m.eet rle1.t weei-/or
• .lilka on ncent -4enloPm"'lf In the
• 'M"»deut crisis. ·
' ; Sid.at of Ea1Pt1 Maj. Gen. Hales Assad Ind Premier Q>l, Moammtr Kbadaiy
: · Jotm tile pnaldentlal council of tlN! three-: ;auon fedtration o1 Arab republics.
.. .. Earlier, J1r1eli DeffnH: Minister Moshe
: DIJ•n offefed to eachlnge 11 EIYJll!an
llrftMeri d war f«'lO I1r1ell1. f -i:>tyan made the offer lite Wednttnay·
·jllgllt ond oet no limit to, an· Egyptian
• ,.ply. . :-1 •.11J'aiU ip(Jk1tmtn in Tel Aviv 1lld an . : =potrot tllled the deputy com·
: ., an Arab 111errlll• ll'OllP Ill tlN! ! ,_ ~ Gau strip d1.1rln1 a cla1h in an t~'.'!lnaP ..... today •. The auarrllll'a atrl
~ :z}mnd · dlld with him, a military
• -'-poltesman 1atd .
• 'I' Muhrnad H1ml1 El Bat.till, deputy.com ...
iraander ol tht-Popular Front for the ~nUon ol Palestine (PFLPl and tong
On the JsrJell wanted l11t, opened ftre on
81\ l1raeli patrol combine an orange
....,.., the apoltuman 111d. The patrol
ietumed the fire and when the thoOIIn1
Jtopped found Bttllll 1nd the dougllter ol
• the ....., ol the er1111e flOVI dtld In a
... ,bunker. .,
: Shots Scatter •
:1Jelfmt Crowd; .
mriton, wounded .·, .
• ·•' BELJl'A!T, Northent tret1od (UPI) -~ ·~Jniper1 wounded 1 Brlt11h soldier in t .:.Belfast and scattered Christmas shoppers • : ln Londonderry with a burst of gunfire
; Jlmed at thrM P,Ollce car patrolmen 'to-•.,illy security forces spokesmen said . : =. Aft army· 1pokum1n 11id the &0ldier
· sustained Yer/ 1eriou1 1tomach wounds
J .. ;.hen three sunmen fired It I mobile
-! •patrol in the Roman CathoUc Lower Fa\11
t ~I•re.a of Belfast in early mornin1
~ ·iatkne11.
! :• A poliCe 1pokesmen uld the Lon-
; .donderry aunm•n fired 10 shots •t the
f *"three policemen 11 they patrolled In 1 car
~lt>Wattrloo Pl•« in tht city center.
~ .-The Londonderry 1hootin1 Caused no
• : e1tu1ltJt1 and the Jl.lnman ttcaped on
: ' loot. police 11ld . t .. :,; 11>e man wounded in Belfast w11 the
; !;fourth British toldler atruck by 1nipet
• fJ/e in the Northern Ireland c1pit1I in the
' ~·t %1 houri. .
-: • Thret other toldiers suffered wound.11
· .. from gunfire ln the Lower P'allt ind
'.. ~erSOMtown. also a Roman Catholic .;. uea. Wedneld1y, tht army 11ld.
" -BriUill ttoOpl In tht Lee10n Street 1rea
• :' nchaneed lboll witl\ 1unmtn 1hortly
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< wtH no e11U1lt1M1 an army spokeam.11n , .. Mid.
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H1v1n1 lro1dc11t1 W1r"lng It Wiii Ge After 'Plr1t1' ·Sh1p1
Air Force Jet Crashes
Near Cambodia Capital
· SAIGON (AP) -A U.S. Air Force
fighter-bomber crashed Yo'lthln sight of
Phnom Penh today while 1upportfn1
Cambodian troops , mili tary 1pokwnen
.aald. A C1mbodlan helicopter rescued tht
two. cri:wmen.
~ F:4 .Phantom went down In flamu
four mlles from th.e Cambodian capll&J
aner the two crewmen hid par1c.h1.1ted.
Spoke1tnen lald they 1uftered no 1e.riow
lnjurfes.
The U.S. Command 11Jd the c1use or
the crash was not known yit. A
spokesman, Capt. Jamea D'Entremont,
said the Phantom "wa1 conducUn1 •ir
oper1Uon1 ·11alrt1t enemy forcM and
th~lr lint.! ol 11.1pply a n l:l com·
munlcaUons."
An American helicopter flew the two
U.S. flleri back to their base In Thailand,
The Phantom was the 8,0W-d U.S.
1lrcraft reported lost in the Indochina
war.
the battlelields In Cambodia were
reported gene rally quiet.
Military spokesmen said a fi,000..man
t11k force pusblnl through tht Olup ru~
ber plant1 Uon in ea1tern C1mbodl1 had
moved to the edge of the Mekonc River
but still had encountered no major
rttistance . The spokesmen 111d the
Saigon troo~ were still on the ea1tem
aide of the river, about 35 miles from the
Vletnamut border and 110 miles
northwut of Saigon.
On the "estern aide of the Mekong, an-
llclpeted North Vletnamest attacks on
cambodi1n .forces cut off at Taing Kauk,
48 mllea northeast of Phnom Penh, failed
to materialize.
Viet Cong guerril1111 In South Vietnam
kept up attaeka on tht aovemment 's
pacification program.
One group attacked a village office In
ntnh Dinh province, on the centr&l coast,
killed 10 men in the 30-ma n platoon
Wick•
'First I'd like • /in showing
menufecturers suwested
tWt•il prices!'
defending It ind wounded 11 .
The titted command•' weekl y c1.11u.11tty
1ummarle.11 aald the tot.sis last wffk in-
cluded two AmericanS kiUed in actlon, 6'
wounded ·and 38 dead of . nonhoatile
CIUIU; 243 South Vtetn1me.11e killed Ind
759 wounde<f, ind l,OM North Vlelnim~Y
and Viet Cone killed.
Police1nan Nabs
Own Daugliter
PENVER (UPI) -PatrQlm•n John L.
~~er, 38, a 15-yeer veteran · nn the
uenver police forc·e, arrested his
daughter Wednesday on m Ir i ju a n a
chart es.
Pinder said he made an unexpected
stop at his home and dl.11covered his
daughter, Connie, 18, and two men In th e
kitchen. When one or the men tried to
hide something, Pinder b e c ame
suspicious, Investigated 11nd dl11covered
marijuana. '
Pinder then told hl.11 d.11.ughter and th e
two men they were under arre.11t. One of
the men ned . The cirl and the man,
Carlo11 R. de Aguero, 21. were taken to ci·
ty jail for lnve.11tltatlon of ma rijuana
p6ssession.
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MIAMt (UPI) -Pramltr Fldtl
Clltro'a fOVll'llmfnt admlttod lo I Cuban
Radio broldcut today thot tt capturad a
Mllml·baMd cor10 lblp In the B1ham11
and wornod thlt Ill ,.nbolll will "I•
1ny dlttance from our coaat" to Mlle
"plr1~ ahlpt. 11 •• "Thi entire rupo111lblllty for thlt
lftuatloe JleJonll lo the fOVlllllllln\ Of
the Unllld Stalll 11 prlnclpol author and
lftlP'ration ol IUCb •ell ol blftdttrY.'' .
11ld the broadcut monttcnd ta M'lalnJ.
'1'111 broodcul 11ld the 1,400-ton
frel1hter Johnny E1prm, owned by
CUban e1llu a'hd flytnc th• Panamanian
n.,, wu c1pturld about uo muu. from
thl 11atorn c:ooll of Cuba Wodneldly,
The Johnny E1pr•1 hid. radioed thlt It
w11 beln& attacked by Cuban gunbo1ts
and many of Jll crewmen woundld by
machlna111n l~e.
"Ont of our CUba.n nav1l unit.a that
1t1ndt 1u1rd 11alnat ·pirate ab1pa that
have haralled our territory 1t the
service of lhe CIA c1pturld the. 1hlp
I)iamonds.
JohMY E1pruo when It rtfllaed to obly
on ordor \o hi"• to for bolldlnC," tht
Cub•n Radio b""'dc11t 111d.
Thi bl'Oldc11t ttld that a pirate launch
atllckld tbl "huml>le vlll•t• « ~ma"
on CUba'• uatarn coa1t on Oct. 12, kllU.rc
NVtral ptl'IOftl Ind atVtrtlr wounding
. other1, lncludlnf a lltUo fit whool leg
hod to bl ampullted.
Tht br01dca1t 11ld tblt w11 one or a
doitn 1lmllar ~Ima committed: apln1t
Cuba by plrot1 lblpo.
"Cuba will not hllllll• to oct at any
dllt1nc1 from ow: coaat. ,.hlra thue
plr1te 1hlpt IN oparatln( ind under
Whltevlr fill or camounlJe 0..y I re
c1rryln1 out their crlmM a11Jn1t our na-
Uon, 11 the brolldcllt warned.
Cuban Radio 111d tlN! Johnny Eapreu
w11 beln1 eteorttd io a port ln Oritnte
Province.
oJ11 VIiia, captain of tht Johnny
Expreu, had l"µtd 1 dr1matlc ull for
help before hl1 radio went dud. Villa, 16, ·
1 netur1llud U.S. citizen llYlnc In Miami,
1ald he and thr11 other crewman wer'
A brilliant idea
to win her over
this Christmas.
IC you've bH11 Jlttmlnc to pop the
que1.Uon In tlme for a
holiday weddin1-w•
have the per1ua1ion you
J1ted to rnake her 1ay
"Yoes". Come see. Our
dl•mond 1elecUon 11
1econd to nont!. Our de1Jps in
J.( karat gold 1pealc for
them11lv•1-and you,
Two G1 .. t Nomei Alo Now Ono!
ZALE/KAY
J.W.Ulle.
Convtnltnt Crtdlt Av1iltbl1
S Di1mond Bridal Set
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Soli11lr1 W1ddi111 P1lr
1299
13 Di1mond Brid1I Set
1199
hldly ....,nded by gunl~e and he pleadld
!or h~p from the ti.$. coast Guard.
"Send tflem very;.quk:kly ~•use they
are very badly wounded , .. Villa 11\outed
In SpanJah over the 1hlp-to-short radio .
i•J'm dyin1, Chico (boy ot .buddy). Tell
I.hem to come quick," he 11td. lilt wordt
were interrupted by tht toUnd ot 1unllrt.
"Th• deck ii lull of Nooe! 7~m the
wounded,'' Villa cried. '.'Wt'v1 go& dt1d
and .wounded." Jt wa1 impoa:iblt to ••t
an uect accou.nt of th• casualUU'befOre
tht r1dio went dead.
The COl•L Guard dispatched a pl1ne
and heJlcopter to the 1Ctne to• aid the
wounded but recalled them alter rtctiv-
inJ word the frei1hter wa! bein& ~
• to an un04med OJ!wl port Where-OJbln
aut~itles WOOkt care for the wounded.
The QI.alt Ou1rd and Uit' Deftn1t
Department 1n W1lhinrton n'iade it,.clear
that the only Ameriein illte"re1t ~1'11
aldlna tht injured , since the Johnn'y· Et·
prfiu Illes the P1n1manlan nag 11'1d the
Incident Jlappened out.!llde U.S. w1ttf1..
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: For Job.less
I li'ABHlllGTON (UPI).-eoogr.., hu
-ud -1 to Pr<sident Nixon legis-loUoo 1mdor 'fh!ch about 10 percent or the
1natkln'a1.11 million unemployed worken
1 would _ pt an utra 13 weeb of redaced unernpioymmt benefits.
I The JeplMlon would opply to .tales
w!lere -still roeelvilll btnellll and ttKlle who have exhausted them has ~
taled 1.5 percent or more cf the wort
/ forco for the pul 13 ....0. That cur-
rent17 lDcludes 11 atates plus Puerto Rico.
1 In those areas it was estimated there
ar..e SSIJIOO workers who have med up
their r.,uiar 19 weeks ol bMeflts. Under
the lel!IJ!aUon tlley would get an mra 13 , w-ol half' heneflll up until July I.
. '1boaa llartln• the special program jwt • beroni the cutol! dato would .UU get thelr jtun 13 weeb, with the flnal end date
coming Oct. I.
· The Treasury would foot the bill for the
(extra benefib -instead of through a tu
Ion mplosrm as it the case \vith. the reg-
ular benefits. 'tile stat.es "11er& .workers
. would qua!Uy lmmedlarely;lnclude Al ...
ka,. C.11/()m!a~' · cul;'Malne, M ... aachtlaetia, an , New Jprsey. Rhode
Island, Vermont, ashb1gtoo and Nevada1 i1!_1 _ addition t6 !the commonwealth ot
•ruerto Rl"91'
A spokesman for Sen. Warren Magnu-
oon (0,,Wash.), uld O)'e(\'11, Pennayl· . vania Ud HIWaU !IOOD m1gbt qualify as
'welL' "t.
Rep. Wilbur D. Milli ([).M;); In ugu.
big for the meamre Wednesday, said
there were more than 200,000 jobless in 1""' Angeles 'and eiat·Washlngtanitate
has an unemployment rate of about 10 -
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Five Women . /'
Now Age1ib
li'ASIUNGTON (AP) -Tiie U.S
Socrot Servb bta Ill 111'11 female
llj>ocJa1 ....,11 to ,help llU4l'd
)i'ealdtnll and defend the Coostilu-
W:m '1agaln.n all enmnl~, foreign
and domestic." ~
Five women, all t~colleee
ll'•dualea In lhe1r 20s/ ,..,. sworn
In Wednolday and joined the 1,111
men wl1o pi'otect the p;.,tden~ vice
president and tbelr Immediate
f1ml1iea and guard the nation'• cw--
rency qalnJI coonterfeltora.
The agents' duties allo loclude
protect!On of major prealdenllal
candidalaa and v131tlng heads of
atale.
Inmates Foiled
In Prison Break
HONOLULU (UPI) -One Inmate wu
shot and eeveral guarda were Injured In
"" atl<mpted """'PO lrom the HawaU
Slate Prison Wednesday nlghl
-It WU tbe aecond dlstwi>anct In eight
hours at the--•tory prison.
A warden' said seven prisoners 1n the
muimum security aeclJoo tried to
escape, and In the tn!Ulng disturb._
~r Ralph CUesta was 1hot in the
leg.
Several guarda were reported Injured,
and two were taken to the hospital •
OJ.esta was also tam to Queen's Medical Cent«. -
Fo11..,1ng tile attemptod escape, about
10 to 20 prismers who were in tbe recrea-
tion 11'11 refuoed to return eerlie< than .,,':,J bot the prisoners claimed they
were ~ unlalrly treatod.
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Devaluation
WASIDNGTON (UPI), -, WheD ad·
mlnlstraticn officlala enter er u c la l
negoUIUoO. with the Unltod Stalea' chief
trading pertnera In WllshJnilon this
weekend, they will hive the nppGrt of
Democratic and Republican ~
sreulonal 'leaders for an agr<ement to
devaJue the dollar.
Tbe coogressl.onal leaders met with
Prerl.dent NiJ:on for ooe hour and 15
mlnnfn Wedne!day. When they'emerged
lrom the White Hooat cabloet r-, they
said Congreu will approve devaluation
by ralllng the olficW price of • gold
whent~r the adminl.!lratioo. asks for it
"We think it Ls a step .in 4l)e right direc-
tion Md beoeficial to the U.S. ecOnomy,''
Senate Democratic . LeadU M 1 k e
Mlll!lllleld aaid.
Rep. Gerald R. Ford, the House
Republican leader, aald be believed the
Congress would .. respcxuJ accordingly" U
the negOtialiona.abow _,...,
The weekend meetlllg will Involve
finance ministers of ,the 10 richest nations
of the non-Communist world.
Nixon announced Tuesday a f t e r
meetmg with French President Georges
Pompldou in the Azores that the United
States would work toward devaluation of
the dollar.
Meuwhile, the Price Onmlssfon took
aC:!on Wednesday to llmlt price fee In·
.,,..... charged by doctors and dentlata.
Your $10 bill may go up to SI0.25
shortly. Biii U ii ',get& higher than that,
the doctor may l1Dd hlmaelf conauJUng
with a government agent inatead of an
alUng paUenl
F-reeq Captive Reveals Life Lindsay Set
For Seven
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Standing end In. fti!nl Or •
Chrlllmu IM, hands~,
· his volee low and dlton; ln-
·audlble, Richard Fecteau told
ol lho lonely 19 yean be -"' :in· a 'Commun!Jt ~ . prlloit. t . . . . "I" "Ill alone so long,"
. Fecteau aald Wedneaday.
. Becaiiae of this, the G.ye.ar-
. old Fecteau aald he now found
• tt dllricuJt to m"!'I and apeak
l I 'fflth PJ!Ollle.
·1 P'edeau, an Army civilian "I emp\oYe. who spent bail of his 19 yeara: lmprbonment in
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with newsmen since he and aald 1he want.!I aome new
Mary Ami Harberl · wore ch'Wel, but aboolutely no
released Monday in Hong alac.ks.
Kong. -"Sito "Id 'Please don1 boy
Miss Harbert, 25, of Palo me any pants, I want 80me
Alto, who spent more than dreases,' " Mra. Harbert said.
three years in prison in China "( guess sbe'a been wearing
and had been given U.P for in "-1--uldn' dead by her parent., said sbe ~e !hill::'' Wo t you :;1'1 'speak with newsmen to-Mlsa Harberl and Fecteau
Pre ....... ,. -'· ,_,,.. 1_ · biJlh are awafll!ig final resulll ·~ -..........-v• o( medical te.!ta at nearby . pbotographa 'bill bad refused Valley Forge Medical Center
to answer queitiom. and Hospital where they were
But , Polly . Harbert, her taken Tuesday on their arrival
mother, aald: that during a on the U.S. mainland alter a
tearful telephont conversation 27·hour Oight-from Hong
Wedneaday that Mary Ami Kong.
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We .speciolize in mink ot its glonous foshion best. Only tho
lresh'ost qual ity skins will do. Styling must be elegantly up to
dote. De!eils must b~ ottended to·with meticulous core . Tho
cut of a sleeve, ·the roil of a collar, the swing of a skirt must
be executed w~~ couturier perfeCtion.· Bu~. most of all,' we
sp~cialize in persqnal izing the luxury of natural mink to you -
w,ith fas hion, quolity •rd. vol uo, no molter whet omount you
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WASHINGTON (UPI)
Mayor John V. Lindsay of
New York wlll enter
Democratic presldenUal
primarie! in seven states, the
Washlngton Post "Id today.
The Post as.id Undsay,
Republican who awttclied 14
the Democrattc party this
year, would enter primaries in
Florida, Wl1con1ln ,
MusachusetU, Ind i ID I,
Oregon. Ca!Uornla and New
Yort, but would skip Ille first
primary In N.W Hampshire
March 7.
Crackdown on Graft 'Irks Police11Wn'
NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) -who are mlaltd Int. lhlnldng le< to G~ ~ hla Barret makea Pl,700, -
Ma1« Keeneth N. G-ta)'I I'm going to do thlnp a dll· ...tpatloo oll.cllve lei). I, the clly'1 moot rtC<111 C<M11rac1
many dlagn•tled city ferent way. unleu lbt City Couocll booota with~-~"-.,_,_ ()6, workers, eJpeelaJly pollct, are H'Jbey seem lo go arouod M.19 ~--. .... 1""". ,_
lying down on the job becaUIO thinking 1 should say we have hla aaiary to exceed that of hla ficera' Auoclatlon. Tbt ColJn.
his c:racltdon on sraft and to be a lllUe bit crooked to get ~ aubordlnato, Police ell ao· far. bu not actod •
ltlcllbacks .bu cut their to-the joh done," Glboon said. Qllel ~Barres. GlbaOq'1 ,l'fQueet to rabt Jlld.
comet. Redden has submltt'ed a let-Redden eams '20,000 a yW. den'• ~ to '25,000.
'lbt altuallon II wont In the i--:~jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~;:--pollce c1epar1m.,,~ .,. b e r • I
~::ce1s ni::~ J~.;.,,:: ' . 86 STORES ·BRIM:.FULL
pr"""'" to qull, Glboon aaid.
¥den II thrtaten)ng to Of Christmas "GoOclles resign In a salary dlapute with 1 "
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' Ille City Council, which 11 fre.
quenlly at odda with Gl?ioon. ~~;~;;~;l~Mt~ta;•~ff~n~:~r..~,.:·:;~'~'l~:·~z~·~~~~~ "The word is out that ~ -~
nobody can make money in ">
this admini!tration, '' Glb!on -aald.
"The t>Ollcemen don't -"
u bard for Redden u they did
for ptevloua 4ilrecton, H be
aald. "They openly make
atatemenll -and I biuw
about them -that alnce they
can't make anY money any
more, then the hell with It."
Redden wu appointed after
Gibson took office July I, 1970,
u Newark's first b I a ck
mayor. 'l1te previous mayor,.
Hugh J. AddonlzJo, was con-
victed on federal shakedown
charges after Gibson beat him
for re-election.
People "in and out of the
police department, of low rank
and hlgb, would like to aee
Redden quit because they
would prefer to see the
department run the old way,
with corruption," Glbaon·said .
"I'm getting all kincb of
crazy pressures from people
GENTLEMEN , , ,
WE AIM
TO PLEASE
THINK
Jm,.n tn~ ' . WE.STCLIFF PLAZA
NEWPORTER INN
ICEEPING knowledgeable and
courteous storekeepers to
serve ycu.
KHPtN.Cl a store thafs friendly;
casual and fUll of things.
KEEPING gift boxes to wrap
those things.
KEEPING lots of places to park
your car.
KEEPING In mind always the most ..._ ___ Important thing ... YOU.
THESE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS I.KEEP.
Memo to men • • • I
Buy her a fur , for Chrl1tmas
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M.)AC.ques
Dnl•NDS eM MANUPACTUllU OP WOILD'S PINUT PUU
14 Fa.shion Island
Newport Beach e 644-4661.
St.re"""' O,EN EVERYDAY
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Mond1y thn1 S1tuNey
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Bo~d D·elay Justified
One day, the Huntincton Beach Ce11tral Put will
atand as a lan4mark Q( •!*I •J"<Ce Ill Orange CQUlllY·
Tbt city already h~ acquired more than 200 acres
for lilt park. While Ibo .,.... mlJhl not -m tmprezslvo
al pre"IDl. ~I allollld bt. an altncUoll to reaidents and
visitors alil::e wbe• It la 4..-etoiied le about 18 mo1ttb•·
For that .reasO{I, Ibo council probably acted ~y
this week In shelving a sla!t proposal lor a $5 millioq
bond election to pU?chase another 155 acres for th•
park. N.inely, the, ~-llill of U>e lut. election whicb a11-
lhoriz•d '6 ml)l\on worth of bonda for pa:k develop-
ment a:e not apparQ!ll.
A coif course and olhcr revenu .. producini recrea·
tional activities are being contemplated for the addition-
al acreage. But it is unclear at preseni whether enough
revenue would bt ralaod lo P'1 off lht bondl.
Whatever the 1-11111 ot furtbw feulblllty studies
~Y ~ !l(>wevtr, It deµ """ the CO\Ulcll abould not forc~t Iha\ a bond el.Cllon would be the propw way to
leaf tbt publle'a will oit such pl&n1, even if ii me.ana
poatponlnc a vole for a ~or or two.
Unification Plan Is Wrong
Some logal qutftions may havo been e.elUed with
last woel:'•. Supmof Court rulil\i upholdipg tbo le&ality
of lhe HunUncton Beach Vu.Ion High School District
unlflcatio,11 plan, but. probably at lbt expenao of equal·
lty In e4ucatlooal opportunities.
Judge Robert llanyard'a de.cision that the fou:-
dlJtrict plan meet. l't:<!W-11 la not pacUy belnc,
balled with abouts of Jor fJoJa·-e zcbqol circlez and
would i.. seriously abort<hanged In their education. Legal maneuvero and long foroenlc bat11,. ban
oometimes obscured the fact 11>•t the plan would throw
tocether the two poorest West Orange County School
Dbtrict. (Fountain Valley and\ Ocean View) and allow
the Westminster School Distr!Ct to continue on a 1ub-
'wtenc1 level. I
Al the 1ame time the plan would pnltect the wealth
of the already rich Seal Beach and Huntington Beach
City scllool district.. ·
lt'a a plan that apra:enUy cet. by legally. Bui It's
almoat precisely agalns the intended course ol tho leg·
illatlon.
All Cities Should Do This
Toilets are uot the kind ol thiyg city councilmen
talk about ordinarily.
Bui in Fountain Valley toilets not only have b&
come the source ot public discussion_, they've been made
the subject of new legislatiDn. Councilmen altered their
city's plumbing oqde lo. allow for the installation of tot·
le\$ that use four to m gallono of water less than •Ian·
dud toilets.
The sanitation districts have been lobbying for Ibis
kind of an ordinance all over Orange County following a six-month study they did on the subject. II oeems
that it these low water toilets were installed in every
new house In the county, by the year 2000, tljere would
he a dally water savings ol 45 million gallons.
tllere Ill, cood revon1·tot lllla. .
Allhou1h Ille »Ian 111'1 be within tllo law, evidence
1tron111 •ucmt. lhat childl'en lhlllf ht• lbt Fo.unlaln
Valley, WezTmlluler and Ocean '\!lew eol!llllunltles
So far, Fountain Valley has been th• only city to
cha!lge the plumbing code to allow for these new loilels.
Other cities have selUed for resolutions endo~slng the
idea, but no change,s. Still others are studying the mat·
ter even furthe,r. U the change is u important u aani·
talion engineers claim, more cities should be following
Fountain "Valley's lead.
'Sure 'n begOITab, you understand all. f!ris :is. for th'
glory of Ireland, mad8Ill!
Bouew.ife Doe .. 't Know Wkt to Believe
Confusion Over Detergents
WASIUNGTON -'nw harassed
~ °' to bor elbo;ws in 1uds, no
lOll{l!f -·· wllll to believe about -.-.
Pracllcally every detergent oo lhe market . ,_ to be linked with IClmethlltc· catutropb.lc. Some are said to
CIUlt C!l8Ct!l'. otben
IA> lrrilal< Ille skin,
-.. to endang .. ,
lho ll v • s of lit<!• ~still olhera
to -Y life ill riv· era and lakes.
To pt clothe•
0 wblter than whif4." _..,.1 manutao-
turtrl, beve resorted
lo a variety of mnple:r. detergf!!Dt
lormulas, none of which has been lboft
to bt boll> complllOly Ill• and effectlvt.
'JU SAFEST WASIU>AY detergent II
W'l)I duly grazwlli.d soap, Whlcb bat
f.U.. largely out ot ult. In soft wA!er, '°"' 1J said to llo. jUll as elfect\Vt u IDOi! detergent1. But lhe bousewile wQJ
have to hunt for granulated ,..~ In lhe
1upermarktt.
Jltre, meanwhile,. iii tbe latest 1tatus of
11veral detergent ~ that have
cauted controver1y:
-NTA, or DftrilotrlacetJc add, is suopocted of cauain, aeneU• damege Jn !*!Pl• and, lbertlon, II ..,. banned
outrtabt by tbe eov-. Altitough at
oo• ilme the DlOft prom11Jn& aubsUtute
for phosphates, Jt my never be allowed
ba(lt on Ille mu•et.
-ENZYMES ARS 'ACL Reversing
an earlier decision, the Food Md Drue
Admlnistration has stated that enzymu
llt both Aft and effective. Medical
studies earlier had warned that enzymes
could lrritat.e the skin and cause lung
damage. JM the National Academy of
Sclencu-Natlooal Research Council has
now copcl,udtd that "the averag._ enzyme
laundry l\fOCfutl In normal uae by Con-
sumers hu not produced more primary
Irritation ol the skin than have similar
producta tbat> contain no enzymes."
Enzymes won't get out all tbt etalm,
however; tbat 10me mamlfaciurer1 have
claimed.
-~m. CARBON.I.~ and silicates. lllt non-phosphate dttergentJ,
are dance~ for small chllm-.n. Last
Augus~ a llttle girl In Connectlcul
swallowed. a handful of a caustic "non-
DOlluUn&" detergent and died of Suf.
h>caUon within sb: days. The tnfredients
had burned away her w~pfpe. The
go~ent. fearing tha~ 11 many u
19,!IOO, ohlldnn mlghl swallow dttergents Ndt )'_.,., reversed ita stand agall:Jl!lt
J)llolphale detergents and dtcided Ibey
•lll't: 1afer than non·phospb.e.tea. "The
aaltlt thlnr In tenns of human health is to ue pbolphates." said Sutaeon General
Je1ae ~ld. A month later, be R:vers-
ed blmstlt a,aaln. He said that not all non-
phosphatea contain caustic iDgredlents
opd lhat some pbo.spbate del<rgents are
ju1t as harmful to swallow a.s their
causUc replacements. In. a moment of
wlS,dom, Steinfeld recommended soap.
-P80SPHOROl!8, certainly Ille most controversial ingNdtent, ls fowxl in 90
per cent of all detergents sold in
America. Phosphates are nutrients that
1ti.mulate the growth of algae in the
wa'ter. tn the last few years, thousands of
tona of pbolphates from detergents have
been dumi:ted in Amer ica n waterways.
Algae growth, which depletes the supply
of oi.yge.n in the water, has become so
exten.slve in some areas that plant and
fish life a.re nearly extinct.
The most popular phQ5pba1e detera:ent
Is Tide, made by Procter.and Gamble, the biggest advei;:_tlser In America. Tide
contal.oes U,3 percent phosphorus, whJch
is about S. percent more than most.
Altbou,h many detergent makers would
settle for a limlt of 8.7 pe.rcent
phoop1"'ru.o In dcwrgente, Procter and
Gamble bas fousht adamantly against
such a ruling.
MICHAEL KIERNAN, a researcher for
Kirkland Hall, the ecology college we are
establishing, reports that Gain, Duz, Ox-
ydol and Cheer also contain more than 8.7
percent phoephorus.
His research indicates that granulated
soaps or liquid organic cleaners are bot.b
safe and effective. At the very least, he
advises housewives to check the
deterg~nt package and find out how much
phosphorus it contains or, if it ls a non·
phosphate detergent, whether it is
dangerous to children.
Will Teddy Run in 1972?
The National ,\Jsoclatlon of ls·Ted·Ken·
11ec1Y Runnlng·fol'-Prteldont Writen held
ltJ IDllual banquet al Iha Delehic·Hilton
in Washington the other evelilnc. More
than 500 members attellded.
l'n!sldent Augustus J. Aqury t<poried
proudly that associ-
aUon production wu
up 11.3 percent over
la.st year. Associ·
ation members,
he aald, were now
grinding out an IV· ·
erage of 43.8 new• paper articles, mag.
azlne pieces and net.-
work apecials each
day on the question:
"WW Senator Kennecly llun f<>r Presl· dent ID 1972?"
THE ll!EMBERSDIP lJ, of oourse. blt·
t.erty divided on thls question. A large
fact.lon holda t.ht Senator could have the
Dlmoc:ratlc nomina Uon for the ask.ire.
Bui ll'a tpllt Into two 1pllnter -:
DAILY PI LOT
The He-Ian't-Ask1ng Splinter Croup and
the H•lJoToo Splinter Group.
Another denomination believea be
..Wdn'I win ll he tried -with hall
IOYini be llD~ trying and ball •milln1 auporiorly.
Still another schism clings to tbe
docma lhal be ls waltJnc for tbe proper omena, wttb u-. mere devout members
pointing out that at the 1992 Democratic
Convention Senator Kennedy will be U:·
actly u old 11 Senator Hubert Humphrey
It todll.)'.
BUT DESPITE the divergent views the
banquet was unmarred by persona] ra.a--
cor. As Prmld.ent Augury pointed out,
"We are joined-"'?gether by a common
bond -tbtt oh•lllllC an honest buck."
And IO tt wu that the membtrs ro15e, bandt JoiDld, to ling lhe ...... 1auo1>'1
Iheme ...,., "For He's a Jolly Good
Topic." A burnt offerlhl was aerved.
All ml.ah& hive gone well had not Isa.Jab
N. Sybil, tilt noted k:onoclast, risen to d•
maniJ time "for the presentation of· I
lot.ally DtW theory on the subject."
'n.. ,,,..,.. 4tond al ead! other In
dlsbdJel, After all the mUU9ns of words
Iha\ ba<I been wtlllen ..Wd lhera
po111b1,y bt. a new theory on tht subject?
Thlll Wor9 Ibey lured Into SybQ's
dlabollcal trap. lie w11 granttd five
m!nutu to tlPQUIICI bll unorthod,01 •iews.
"'P.IBST," BEGAN SybU, .. ev dullard
it\ the room must qree tbat a~s time,
Senator Kennedy must avoid at all costs
1Mn1 any lndlc1tlon he Is running for
Pflaident. A •ln&le slip and his enemies
would deo<:end on him In a t-.lnkllna, brindna Uj> aiawequktdick, lmm•turity
and other alns -and thua utterly
destroying his ohancoa of becomlnl
President ntrt ytar." ·
The members nodded.
•
''Therefore," continued Sybil, "the only
\Vay he can nm for President is to avoid
at all coats running for President. This ht
has scrupulously done. So we see my
friends, that he is obviously running for
President.''
There was a stunned silence. "You
won't tell the pub 1 i c, will you, Mr.
Sybil?" begged President Augury.
"OU.BO, l\'ON'T I? crowed Sybil
triumpbN!tly. "And, of course, onct 11\!e
publicly proved Senator Kennedy ts ND-
ning for President, I will have utterly
destroyed his chances of becoming Pm:1*
dent -thus making the question. aod
your Jlttle association, moot."
"Our children will starve!" cried
Augury.
But, oddly enough, Sybil was run over
by a truck while leaving the banquet and
all his papers were destroyed Jn an ac·
cidentel fire.
Indeed, not a single word of b1J theory
has 1 .. ked oul to the general public -
not until thii very moment.
Now what's the nation goJng to talk
about unW next November?
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
When Ibey bad 11>11 Posl omce
aal• ot t.lectrlc cartl tome while
ago, wouldn't It have bffn better
and filrer tf Ille sale bad be<n limited Jn quantity per penon!
Many wert denied a purchase be.
cauat ol ooe greedy, 111eaky man
... bib!
-G. H.
H
Some Make a
'Career' of
Unhappiness
TboughtJ at Laree:
There are personalities who make a
"career" out of unhappiness -offer
them a chance at happiness, and they
manage to · utract the last drop of
anguish out of ii. • • •
To Imagine that the.re ls a "political
solution" to our '°"
cial JrQbl.enU is the
romantic delusion Of
the sell..tyled "real·
lat"·: . f!Ver'/ 'pO\ltkal
solution creates its
-~.adln
finlturri, and o n I y when we advance
beyond tile rOPJm of
the poiillcal to the
human and tfle penona1 is there a
d>aoct ol breaking out of seU-Jl"Il)etu-
atlng l)'ltenu whose mf'2m inevitably
turn .Into endl. • • •
Notbbl& becomes so difficult as a
simple deed done with reluctance. • • •
~~ figures reveal that there are
about SO percent more accklents in ten·
ta1 c«rs than in owner-driven cars; which
po.IDta not only to the risk in handling a
strange vehicle, but possibly also to the
ind!Jlmnct In damaging what belongs to
aomebo<ly else. • • •
Nobody IOW\ds u dumb as the typical
TV newsc,.ter, reading his copy with the
aamt affable monotony of intonation -
what.her' tbt item is a hockey score or an tniernitlonal catastrophe. • • •
0Netd" 11 the worst basis for Jove,
bec1use our needs change even as they
are be1n& 1u~plied: and the neediest peo-
ple emotiollllly art lbe least capable of
matntllnina a stable relationship. • • •
The raradox of lntemational relations
ls &ha countrles cannot be "friends"
unlta they are roughly equals, and every
country ii teeking for the edge of
•"l*lorti, when It attains parity. • • •
'l'bo'6 who look for "inspiration" before
they bealn lo work fall Jn recognizing the
basic creative tl'\ltb that work can
engender inspiration. • • •
What the rabid ideologue is Incapable
of seeing was pungently put by Dean Inge
a half-century ago, when bt said: "Every
JnstituUon not only carries with it the
seeds of its own disaolution, but prepares
the way for its most hated rlv&L" • • •
II ls harder to und....tand why things
work amooWy than why they work bad·
ly; and we need more studies of good
tundlon -such aa in families -than of
dyslunction, in order to learn u much
about htalth u we know about disease, mentelly, physically and socially. • • •
The dor ls praiaed for being true to us,
but the cat 11 lured tor being true to
llllelf·; what we a ave Ls not inte(lit)', but
fiattary.
Qt.otes
•
C.pt Robbi L. Quigley, tlSN, Dittdor
of w_,,va:s, 111 tour of caw. aaval Hitt
-"11 we're eolng t.o b!Jong to this p~
fetslon we cannot aslc for special treat-
ment as: women (but at !ta.st) we 're
where Women's Lib has been trying to
get for years, so far as equal pay for
equal work Lt concerned."
Housing Agency
Has Her Support
To the Editor:•
"Bureaucratic Bypal.b?", your Dec. '7
editorial headline, is no way to describe
the consumer affairs agency or the hous-
ing authority recenUy created. by the
Board of Supervisors. Your inference that
both are the brainchild of Robert Battin
"who -probably not by coincidence -
will be up for ree1ection next year," ls
shallow indeed.
IN REGARD lo the housing authority,
bow you can continue to speak of the
needs of low-income families in iuch
terms as "reported shortage of safe and
unitary dwellings" when source after
source ·w documented. the number, ts
beyond my sense of reason. ·
Perhaps lt b: because in Orange County
we don't have as many squalid shanties
to point to as we have struggling families
who must scrounge for food, clothing and
medicine to afford the ra:it or mortgage
way above their means.
WE onEN FOBGET that we are a
middle class nation with a median U.S.
family income of $9,000 a year, which
means that many millions can't afford to
pay more than $150 a month. Or by the
real estate yardstlck, even the lowest
priced new house in Orange County
around $19,000 requlres an income of
$7 .600 )'tt 38 percent of the county's
households don't make that much.
A yesr ago, rr out of Callfontia's 58.
counties had a housing authority. In
recommending one for Orange County,
the Planning Co:mmlsslon and the
Citizens Direction Finding Commission
felt that rtnt subsidies were needed to
relieve the growl.ng problem.
UNDER TBJS program, which was established by Ille llouslng Act ol 11165, a
local housing authority can contract with
an owner to lease a home or hoUJlng Wlit.
then can sublease it to a low income
family for an amount equal ~ 25 pereent
of its income with the federal govern-
ment making up the difference.
Housing under the rent supplement pro-
gram. is financed with mortgages insured
under HUD programs at the market rate
of interest. The housing, of whatever
type. ls buUt, owned and manased. ~
private industry.
RATHER THAN the housing authority
being just the brainchild of Supervisor
Battin, it is a well thought out recom-
mendation of the Plannlng Comntissioo.
Planning Department and Citlzens Fact
Finding Commission.
Instead of calling It potentially "one
more bypath in a bureaucratic maze,"
let's make it work -something must.
BARBARA EASTMAN
Elect M ... e lf••e11
To the Editor:
Years ago wbtn Btchard. Nlzon was
running agalnsl Helen Gabaaan °""CJI.',
J talked to women M» wtrt SoiDI' to
vote for Nixon for aPO&l'tDtlY no olher
reason than that he haa'•n1ce Curly ba.lr."
Thooe gola, bein& lnberllltly j-of
other women. obvi*ty clid not w.ant mie
of lheir kind to be In public olOce. llul
tlmes have changed~ man, and b:ldeiY we
hetr I""" 1l1>et9led women wbo don'I give a da.mtl about curly beJr, but are
acui.Jy alacmed becllJle they lblnk
Nixon is Ute prlme caUM of all th6 bad
things lhat ate bappmlng.
LAVG!I, 11' YOU will, al lhe Lib loklS,
but just let tbese emanclptted lefnmes
have thelr way for only ONE generation
and. l predict, you wW 1ee tbt end of
greedy wan, the en<( of overpopulation,
tilt end of air, water and toll pollution
11nd the end of so-called foreign aid which
turns out to be largely aid to alien
$
lk
Letters from f'eaders are welcome.
Normally writer.! should conveu Sheir
messages tn 300 words or less. The
right to condeme letters to fit !JXICI
or '!'liminate libel is reserved. All let-
ters must include ligtiature and maiZ..
ing address, bui names may be iOith-
htld on request tf suffiei«"nt reason
b apparent. Poetry will not be pub-
lished. • -
poUUoos of the big powen, and some .of JI
has been doled out to many a little
savage "king" of a hungry bunch of
human vertebrates who are now in the
United Nations.
WARS 8URT MOTHERS the most.
Their .... ai:e killed. 'l1>e population ...
plosion frustrates mothers who bear
babies only to have them starve. Air,
water and soil pollution hurts everybody,
and foreign aid deprives American--
mothers of. their righUul share of Ul1
Gross NaUonal Product.
Let's elect more women to city, county,
state and federal offices. They're coot.
man, and let'a give them a chance.
MILT BASHAM
'.l'Oltgue fn Cheek
To the Editor:
This It In respoose to your editorial
11Great Leap Forward?" (Dee. 8) which
claims the cost of the trip to Hawaii for
five councilm:en is "a small pd.ct to pay
for the great leap forward that tan oow
be expected in city government."
Whatever new conctpta were gleaned
at the convention. there, you can bet your
bottom dollar they will cost money and
that will necessitate additional taxes CG
the citizens.
WE ARE ALREADY paying over $70 1
month i!' property taxes, plus the
receoUy unposed utility tax. ls it any
wonder that we complain of the fiscal if'o
responsiblllty of the city council that
would approye sending five men on a trip wh~ one would be able to listen as well?
PAULINE E. MOEN
The tditorial "Great Leap Fo,..
ward?" wru written with tongue in
cheek but perhaps it was not cheeky enough.
-Editot
~-Bir 6eGt'ge --..,
DMr Otorga:
YOU aoodY-fOOCI a d v I c t col-
umnists with )'QUt square advice on
MX make me slctl What does a
Victorian IQllate like )'OU tJtow? Go
out and live a Utile before you lry
lo advba anybod,y about sex!
TEENIE
DevTeenle:
Good advice, but l oan'I. llfy w~a and slt cblldru ketp me P<etll'
cloff lohome.
DMr Goorae:
lt b ~ undianllled and
disr•pectf\il to laup at doctors. You aboulll bt ashamed!
l>OCTOR'S WlF& Dear lloc:lor'1 WUe:
t' have to laugh at doctors.
Othenrioa, my 4ock>r l•tJ mid
when b• does bl! lmltaU<>o .of 111<11
I.lttle.
I
. .
r Coast N.Y. Stem•
' '
ll<;lt:. 64, NO. 299, 4 Sl!CT!ONS., 5l PA~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, DECEMBER: '16, '1971' N TEN CENTS
C·oa·st Schools Fe~l Crunch ·Over -Christmas
' > ~ • I '
' By"AllTBtiR'JI. VINSEL
• Of .. 0.l"lllt....,,.
LitUe peace and not mUcb 800<! w1u ei·
ists this yule sealOrbimon& Jactlonal tn. terpre~ers of the ·U.S. CoastituUon,
rtlative to, 'what 'Orange 'Co.alt ·,publlc
1choots ~ay dD to celebr.ate ClirbtJhts. R~liln and j>ollli<r 'have oome·
edueaton In a ntfud..up rlL '
''!'be jlfOblein·il tlial gulilelioei .et forth
by America'•·~ fiilbeis ·111,..,._ ..O :in .Piu-pbla mmt )le. OJ>plied ·tJ>. ' ' . . '
. . . . . ...... ~4 ~ ~ , ' ~ "-•
"stuff and nonsense," is a tbre&-word
capsulitation of the National Justke
Foundation of America (NJFA) reaction.
Needless to say, the ACLU and the
NJFA don't see eye to eye.
Tbe two constitutional JnterpretiVe
organizations do not, even see eye to eye
On' possible ways to resolve their conflict
Jn legal ld"'logy.
"You're damned U you do and damoed
ll you don't," sums up Costa Mesa ·
sdroolman Garland Welael.
•akl.lafi ; .Splt'ftj!. Brlgllf·
'; l'{ewport ·Hii:bbr Jt,h ~I coeds•lleth Bunnell, Student congress colleoled about 70 boxes of food
., 15, Ne.wport ~· Oµt)'and'Paltr;Ch.Woz, 160. €osta and toys for distribution by Salvation Army lo needy
Mesa, prepare to load; box of Cbiistmaa gooclies on Orange COunty families. Harbor High teacher· Fabian
Salvatioti Army truCk. l(embera -Of ' lllgh 1etiool'.•• Giroux organized the projecl ) ·~~-'--~~~---"~~~"-'--~~~~~~-
.. S~e Charges .Scheme
. . .
''Well Planned Swindle'
' . ;
School 'hltftefs
;; • I"-. ~efer F ai:rview ·
Plan for .SiUdy
I • , I
lie ts irlnclpal of Bayview Elementary
School, One of 38 Newport-~ Uolfied
School Ostrld campum.
Welzel's staff had conaidertd canceling
a Chrlstinas observance after trustees
received the ACLU paper,. which was im·
mediately attacked in a t~JFA reply.
The ACLU legal stall cited two U.S.
SUpreme Court nlllnp M oeparalion of
churdl rod slate aa ~ for ruling
out rellglooa content In campus holiday
activities.
A balance In Cllrlstmaa leetlvals -
suo)I as including CbaMuklh, the Jewish
high holiday cbaracterlaed u the
Festival of Llabla -lsn'l lllllable ellber,
the ACLU contends.
• Generally, Orqe Coast sdrools lg·
n<ited them.
"We had oUr JltUe sbOw last night."
Welael aald Wedneeday, DOiing a Cban-
nutab angle was ln!erted after llroog_ ob-
jecllom by one Jewl&h mother.
He said •be complained U-ol Ibo
'
llemw faltll sat baclc for years 1eltlnC
only the other ride of Tho Greatest Storj
E'ver Told be told.
"Tho Chrislians got on "' In the past
for 'too much Santa Claus'," Wetz e I ,
remarked, Implying -as Abraham Lin)
coin aald -that you cuil pleue •ll ol
the people aU of the time. •
Bayview School tried to cover aU bues,
giving· the children a llUle ChriAlanlly"
(See TURMOIL, Pip II
Pakistan Beaten
Bangla Desh Nati.on Proclaimed
NEW DEL!II (UPI) -Prime Minister
Indira Gandhi today annQW>Ced un.
conditional surrender of the Pakistan
forces in East Pakistan and proclaimed
Bangla 'Desh a free. natioo. She also
issued a unilateral ceasefire on the
Western front whtre a major tank batUe
was under way.
.. Dacca is now a free capital ol a fret!I
country." Mrs. Gondhi told Parliament
whose members cheered, shouted and
pounded on their desk1 al news of the
Newport Man
Held on Pot
DeaJ~JJg Rap
A federal fu&lllva llylni .lll!ou'd a )'ldit
In ·Newport Harbof war caplmd
WednoollaT 11111 liild lor ildhQdU. oo a
!50,000 s. Jlielo -~ ~
multiple dlarges ol marijuana ' lllllllf·
ti:ling.
George A. l)U1haw, 23, ilJo known as
George Kilo -an apparent reference to
the 2.2 pound packages commonly involv-
ed in pot dealing -was 8Cheduled !Of'
arraignment before a U.S. commiuimer
today.
He is accused or conspiracy, mari-
juana smuggling and bail jumping, plus
failure to obtain a federal tu stamp for
possession of a restricted tfru&.
Bushaw was indicted by a federa1
grand jury in San Diego last March on
the conspiracy and smuggling counts,
wltll the tax stamp and bail-jumping
charge added last month.
'
victory. •1we have hailed the new nation
at this historic moment •.• We hall the
people of Bangta Desh."
Whether Pakistan wou1d accept the In-
dian cea5e-fire was D!)t known. Pakistani
President Agha Mohammad Yahya ~.
In a speech to his nation broadcast by
Pakistan Radio at about.the aame time,
said Pakistan would fight on to final vic-
tory.
Mrs. Gandhi's cease-Ore w a• proo
claimed for I a.m. Friday (1'30 a.m.
PST). An lndlu military apotesman
reported what appeared to be tho
greatest tank baW.e of the 13-day war
was still raging fOnlght along tbt
southern border ol Kashmir and !hat the
PUlstanls had lost 40 tanks and tire ID-
dians u.
But aU major fighting in East Paldllml
apparenUy came to a ball and Jndlan·
Defense Mlnlster K.B. Lall announced
that four members of the Bangla Desb
(See SUIUU!NDl!ll, Pip I)
$29 Miiiion Sought
Lawyer As~ '72 Trial
On. Noj$e q,t Airport
lla""'1 lor Newpcrl'llwh -
en who are sul?( Orafl80 Colm~1ir0 ol jet noise at Or'ance Count1 ara
about to Uk tllat 10 ol tlle mort 9llll
casM be set for trial. Ani!~ Palmieri, auomey !or tlr6
Battin Opposes
Cityhood, But
Sees. Approval
.....
Palmieri oalcl be could .JIOl eV1lualo tho fflect of Wedneadoy's Los Aogeles
Superfor Coor! judgm<nt •gains! the city
of Los Aageles in which l!ZO landoweert
were awarded $650,000.
••1 would have to know more delaill
about il1eir case to determine ll!e et feel n
would have on ours," Palmlert said,
Airport noise critic Daniel Emory, one
ol the plalntlll• In the local case, said he
was .. a llWe discouraged" over the
•!lard• tbal tolalled just over 11,000 pet'
homeowner, but said he's sure tht
awards here will becooskterably hl&her.
.~·wpott·~-, ,achoQl~b.,oi,i;..'. .. , ' ·1-.... adopl An orange a.mty SUiJe1or%rt·Jurr \--1""ol_ .~a request that t...,,. · !'l ift ,en-'Was asked today ·to return.a verdict of
edUfatlon· pl>lic)' one! :lfav< guilty apin.!l lbree mm accused of car-
r'l!eired to -.:ommi~ 'the .qu-· of rying out what prosecutor' Siu .Grant
a Vila! role In the ¥raud'mg, o( Ille
~ewport Bani<. The bail·Jumplng count came Nov. 17,
when Bushaw failed to appear for trial.
Orange County Board of Supervllon
Chairman Robert W. Ballin aald Wed·
nesday that although he opposes In-
corporation of the new city of Irvine be
believes voters wW approve it nut Tues.-
day.
The First Dl!trlct supervisor from Sano
ta Ana who has been active in wrugles
at the county government level against
the Incorporation election waa addressing
the Public Relations Society of America,.
Palmieri said be couldn't cornmeol
because he didn't know how close the
-actually .,. to the alrporl.
Emory 1aid • facto< In what be leelr
were low awards Ls the cooslderaUon that
the homes involved were termed "basic
abelter'' and therefore their value was
not depreciated to aey great Hl<Dt by
the OYerhead noise.
I
'--\.uiig:CO.ta M'"''' e/fm1.to devel"op descrllied In ,his clo<lng.argument as the
!'!II'!'° acres.Of state-owned faitd u :a. part. "wtll plagned swindle" of the Newport
, l National Bank.
'l!:tll.;.,,,,uests.fame 1rom ari Eatimc1a • · ~ -n.. 'deputy district attorney summed
H School .teacher;,, Don 'Beatty,•'Wbo ' ~his wqri: in the month-Jong trial of the
rtpresented the Ne~·Mes& Education triO·as a cartful analysis of "the roles oC
Aisoclation (N~MEA) Ttitsday before tlie ali 'three :men in an auto -financing ~·of-trustees. , ~e.that co&t .the bank $'15,000."
, Trustees made no-comment on the· .i'inaJ arguments·on behalf of the de!eo-•din!t· are acbedWed for later today in ~icy requeot. but~aald their sdrool~!Y ~I!· !faller Steiner'• courtroom,
uiJSon committee woukl-<llicuss the part. ,(waltiq l!le·JUry'I vionllct on cllarge1
.Beatty specUically aslcOcl the 1-. 1vf ;arand •tlleft. foqery., and con1piracy
to 44~rm.,.. task .foroe 1ot, ~a.~ are ,RObert William Dm:ilap, 371 of17009 mhustrators, boatd members 1Dd m.. ~~Drive, HlDltingtori Beach; Johll
· · · t and clove! :SUiart Hamtltoo, 25, Rowland Heights, terelted ~lur.ensu to ~ ~ , op -Lbe-b&M'• assistant. manager in its auto
en'1torim0nlal aclh<lliei-In; the ~ OQance . ~. aJid Ronald Rossi, ·l'i-MEA-supporla COsta Mesa'• i!r<iJed··. 35 .. La Mll'ida..
90,c:Ommittet, which11iu' alrtady ,nafned ~ triif tnoVeil into Its flnal ,hollrs
the 3fJO.acre parcel "Fafrrier PMk,·~ :! ::. ~_;·g"~:;! ;~Ya;:: ·
B'eatty said. because' it could \provlde ' •
.lich "natural eipel:lences IOI' a!Ldislrict
~nts." . 1
'Costa M.. Cify Oouncll' ~ OV.Ugh
Projecl 80;commltt .. -· 11 lnveot1g91ing
Using the Bile -Fainlew •!Ital•
Hospilal rod Ille Santa Analliver.al "'*'
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' .. Beatty said N·llEA Wll1ls U....&lle lo
llclude a nature bou9e: traill, • botanlcal
prden, an open-alt lDdJaA dllpl,ay., an
·~rcheologicaf alle aJid a ll'ooj> ,..chior
1area. .,
' Boat Parade
Time Clarified
· Newport Karbot'-s a n JI u.a I'
"FesUvaf of urhta'• Cbrtrtmaa
Boal Parade beClnr Satun!a7 nJaht
and runs through T b u r 1 d a >' ,
. starting at 1:30 o'dock each nlcbt. 1 ' 'l11ere will be no parade Friday
• nigb1, aAepol1ed tarller.
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More Indictments
After. Kerner' s
Arrest Forecast
ClllCAGO IUPf) -The lodictmenl of
U.S .. Appeals Court Judge Otto Kerner
alidiollr otben.oould be the beginning of
furiher ll'and jury charger against at
!wt a d.,.. other Dlioots politicians and
.roct tracl:.olliclai1 involved In the r1ar.·1 ..... Ind: iicandal.
~tor. said today a federal
grind F1 In Cblcago Ind a Sangsmon
' Coaly l!'lnd jury in Springfield ... still
. looklnJI Into dealings lnvpivlng IM
purr:ha.e of race track stock, conflict.I-of.
, inw.rt and possible bribery.
Kerner, former governor of Illinois and
1otbor of the "'lCerntt Report" on ghetto
living conditions and rioting In the late
IOI. wu lndlcted Wednelday for bribery,
mall fraUd, tu evuioo, perjury and ~
rplnlcy in connectlon wltll the buying ood selllnc ol rect track otock.
Frank Perry, 36, La· Mirada, is also
wanted on the grand theft, forgery and
consptracy allegations t.hat brought his
three alleged partners to their Superior
Court trial.
Grant argued during the trial that
Dunlap, who was already known to the
bank as an insurance broker, used the
name o[ Bonded Cadillac in July or
1970 to sell to the Newport bank a
number al auto sales contracts approved
by "owner Bob Ross." -
Grant told the jury that Bob Ross
never existed. ije said that an in-
vestigation launched after the Newport
bank paid out $75.~ to the accused trio
revealed that the cars and purchases
listed on the contracts did not exist.
Grant described Hamilton as the
"inside man" in the...forgery-theft com-
bine. He said the bank official waived
credit checks that might at Ule time or
fUlng have quickly revealed t h e
fraudulent nature of the contracts~
Builders
Prosecuting U.S. Attorney Howard
Fra•k wu in court this morning and
unavailable for comment on the alleged
activities which led to the defendant's fn.
dictment.
He is employed as a maintenance man
in Orange, however, and several persons
ln that city were charged last spring in
connection with shlpmPnt of a huge mari-
juana bauJ in a moving van with a fal&e
ceiling.
Bushaw ,gave his address as a yacht
n .. amed The Apartment and berthed at
1021 Bayside Drive, along Newport
Beach's strip of waterfront bome.s and
a;>artments.
The suspect was arresttd at Narcissus
A venue and East Coast Highway in
Corona del Mar by Officer Al Doum Wed·
nesday afternoon.
He said, "I believe there are enough
cities in Orange County now."
Battin said he oppqsed the new city for
another reason. "'Ibe proposed boun-
daries Include the disputed 938 acrea
which Santa Ana contend! were promised
to their city by the Irvine Company in
1963."
He. added, he !bought the inco~~":,;elecbon would succeed next
"despite any feellngs.11
The 938 acres "promised land" bu
been a key Issue and tho threatened an-
neution of the Irvine Industrial Park to
Santa Ana baa spurred the move to In-
corporate the proposed city of Irvine.
Proponenta of cltybood for Irvine argue
that without Ille indultrlal tax base the
new city would hardly be a viable one.
on Their Honor
Manpower Lacking to C he'ck Erosion Control,s
Newport Beach bas to take the word of
developers that they have made adequate
provisions to prevent soil eroalon, Public
Works Director Joseph T. Devlin bas
reported.
Devlin told city councilmen Monday
night he just doesn't have the manpower
to do proper field inspecUons and mwit
rely on a signed atatement that drainage
1y1tems have been Installed according to
approved apecificatlons~ •
At the same time, Devlln .a,lso lauded
the Irvine Company and Eastbluff
builders for the jOb they've done to pre-
vent eroaion above Upper Newport Bay.
"Before. that area was developed the
blulfs were eroding at an alarming rate,"
Devlin told councilmen. •
He cited "gl.lllles for.ming overnight"
and said some were so big the company
was actually thinking of using them for
future flood control channels.
He said the company chose a more ex·
penslve method of erosk>n ()(lntrol,
however, and installed a system of
uoderground, cloted condulla ond sUta·
!Ion bulns.
"Thia doel have fha advantage of low
maintenance," Devlin aaid, ••anc1 it also
protects Back Bay Drive •nd luves the
bluff1 in the.Jr natural state."
. He said the sy1tem CIU9el ~alarm
becauae it's ao lnVbible. '
0 People rnak'e mlatakt.a and complain
that nothing ii being clone.'' be said, "but
lt'1 just becaulf they ~n't tee them."
He said there are also about a doien
slltaUon basins 110altertd around the
2,000.acre development.
Devlin said ll there'r Jl\Y· fault wltb
•
the sylllem, It's l)l'Obobly the clly's
responsibility and dfllcloled fhal Newporl
Beach's gradiug ordinance ta 1lmply out
ol date.
He aald be ii golllg to ask Ibo council lo
abandon it and lnatead llllCI the
ordinance ollered in tho Uolfonn
Building Code.
Devlin said hil office -man ""' cuional spot checks o/ IJ?adlng work, but
11aid lt would take 1 fuU.Ume employe full
time to do the job right.
He said, Mwever, that 1Mi'1 never
feally had aey problems wltll 'tho bonor
syatem. ·
"It seenui to work fairly well," Devlin
raid this morning, "bu~tt would be better
if tbe city had a fUll·Ume man."
Devlin said tllsll similarly, tho clt7
(Sea Ell06 ON, Pap I)
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"When you 1a1k about 'basic abelter'
the going price doesn't ~· mucb because ot the environment," Emory
saJd.
"When yoo get Info something Ulc1
Newport Beach," be aakl, ''you're DO'
lallcing about 'ba5lc 1helter' -...
"The envlronment here' ii much more
tnfluentlal on Ule value of the Mmes/' he
aald.
Emory 1ald be Is coolldenl of victory In
the suits here and said dlancel have been·
further enhanced by a recent UCLA
lludy.
He 1ald tbal study bu proven tbal
noise i1 harmful to people; ......
Weatlaer
Clear blue lklu are forecut for
the Orange Coast today and Fri-
day wltll gualy winds blowing uy
smog out to HI. Jt will be warmer
along Ibo coast FrJday wltll hl&bl
near ll and low1 near 40.
INSWE TODAY
School tTWttes fft Hunting..
ton B1ach or• mll/«1 """ tilt
rrlUlla of Iii• hfgh 1cllool <fU.
trict'1 reading 1coret-cmd the
fa.ct that tM tu10ipaprrr tcn0
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.:. 2nd Hearing
On Jasmine
• . ~C1·edc Slated
Newport Beach p I an n in g com·
missioners .will conduct a second publlc
hearing tonight on the Irvine Com pany's
request for planned cornmunUy zoning
for Jasmine Qoeek.
Action was postponed two weeks ag9
when conunlssloocn asked for prOQf that
the Newport-Mesa Unified School Di.strict
would be able to accommodate children
from the 400-bomt development IOI.Ith ot
San Joaquin Hills Road and west of
Marguerite Avenue. ·
Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall, com-
missioners witl also:
-DISCUS! two separate request& for
-fesubdivisioos by the 1rvine Industrial
'Oxnplu on ils "North Ford Planned
,tommunity." One 16 acre parcel ls at ~amboree Road and Bison Avenue ; two
1four-acre parcels are at Camelback
, 'Street and Bison .A venue. ' , No specific develdpments a r e
-designated for the lots. SubClivisions are
'being made to reduce them to more
,bulldabte size, city staff n!ported.
-Discuss a request by G. H. Robinson
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DAIL'!' PILOT S!11l Pllelf and E. N. E. O'Connell of Huntington
• -~ach to 1Ubdivide 4.7 acres into 18 lots
· 'fM development as single-family homes
~· in the 1800 block of Irvine Avenue. Some
AIRWEST MECHAN ICS PICKET AT ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
John Mireles (right) 1nd I. D. Swai n Walk the Line
()f the lots wolld have a minimum width
•Of 70 feet where district regulations re-
fluire llO feet. 0th.er Airwest Unions
-Conduct a public hearing on a request
.by H. Robert Bogey and Co. of Malibu to
f)ermit serving of liquor in a restaurant ~ted with in 200 feet of r.esidential
· district at 112 MacFadden Place. The ap-
. · plicant., who plans to convert Le Valley's
Meet in Strike Wake
)C'ark~t to .• ISO-seat r~taurant, is also ... !fSJQrie for, a reduction .m requited park• All Hu8:hes Airwest fl ights in· eight
.-~·~1..f . western states, parts of Canada and ~ex'· . ;,:e At"t~ ~· 2 meeting, Irvine ~panY ico Were canceled foctay as the com· ~!representative Larry Moore said. Jasmine pan}''S s?b mecha·ntcs entered· their s~
~reek could generate 324 students from cond day on strike.
·kindergarten through high school by fall, Flights from Orange County Airport
1973 and added that Newport-Mesa -ceased Wednesday after the 7 :4~ a.m.
business manager Ray Schnierer assured flight lo Phoenix. There are only two
him the schools could handle this. mechanics at the county airport , ac-
TorUgbt's request ts accompanied by a cording to Airv.·est officials, but the strike
letter from Schnierer reading in part that has halted all operations. the district "should have sufficient f.arrj Litchfie ld, spokesman .for the
... elerilentary classroom space at the airline which is wholly owned by
Harbor View E~lt)eqtary School " upoa • .billionaire reclu~ Jio~ard Hughes1 said
completion ot'tbe Ri:JfO: Anderse; SCM6t"'t"' 'tneetings today wtth~unions representing
which i"'chedultll lo open Sept 1m.. U... Orm's 2,IMIO ot'*r oill~1Ca)n1&1>t
Schnierer added ln his Jetter dated Dec. detennlne whether ope~anon~ would
resume with supervisors doing the
mechanics' jobs .
Members of the ~ircraft Mechanics
Fl'atern al Associatii>n. an Independent
union, went on strike arter 10 months of
contract negotiations broke down Tues-
' day nigh t. Airwe st officials said lhe union
did not give the traditional 72-hour strike
warning.
As of this morning, Airwest supervisors
did not know if other unions would honor
the mechanics' picket.S. •
Litchfield said: ''We still have not
determined ho~ st.ropg sulij)Ort will be
from tbe1 o~ em~ye!," ~ include
pllotll, i!olte~· m""'U1bti: dl!patchers and eJeli.cal workers. -
6 that added expansion planned for Lin· 1 coln Middle ScbOol and completed al ,
Co(oo· • .i ,.,., llJJ.h ScbooJ should ·~ r . J G d . rr:!!f""'te.. 1111· '\t•.:-:01. lbij ., .. ~1;0.r.ue . • ar ner .'
Dr. Norman Loajs, as 1 o c l·•·t O \ l " "
1uperintcnderlt ot 'schools, told iclK>ol
trustees Tuesday that It was . hi.s un,
derstanding "Jasmine Creek would ha Vt ·
··no move-ins until summer, 1973. If that i!
correct," be · added, accommodation~.
could be provided _somewhere ln distrlct
schools. · ·
From Page 1
EROSION o o o
hun't able to go around checking for
blockage of the drains, and Said some of
the smaller ones are prone to stoppage. ·
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Wa s Pion ~e~ in Realty·
Pioneer Harbor Area real estate agent
George J. Gardner, who died T:uesday,
left a concrete and asphalt m~umenl,
spanning several miles betweep Costa
Mesa city limits.
Old ne"1!'.spaper files credit Mr. with
being .responsible for the paving of 18th
Street, among other contributions.
· .. lJitts:~or 'Mr. Gardner, w~ ,waS 33, win
lie griveside Friday at 11:'30 a.m •. i~
Falih.1i:'VenWemorial Park, SahUiAna,
' . ' The old-timer who came to .r.o'.ALa f;1eSa
more than 40 years ago \Va~ oiie of it&
first realty agents, acquiring various pro-
perties in the downtown sector.
grandchildren.
Services for ?-.1r. Gardner, who died at
a local ·convalescent hospit8I; are
directed by Bell Broadway Mortuary.
From Page 1
SU RRE N·DER o 0 0
,eovernment flew to Dacca today to fOnn
a transitional government. Councilman Lindsley ParSont was the
first to agi'ee the city should tiJ!:hten· 1t£
grading ordinance, pointing out that half
a doun homes in Dover Shores have
serious foundation cracks and e1pressing
fears that the same th ing might happen
in tht new homes to be built on Spy Glass
Hill.
Devlin assured councilmen that all
possible precautions have been taken to
prevent any slippage in the new develop-
ment above Co rona del Mar.
... He also ran an old-fashioned, arche(!
wooden Union Oil servict station al 2248
Newport Btvd., right around the corner
from his home at 126 Cecil Place.
.. Tbe Pakistani garrison in East
'PaKistan was estimated at 60.000 to 80.000
men and military sources said loss of the
entire garrison meant Pakistan had lost
one fourth to one third of the combat
forces at its disposal. The Pakistan i air
force in East Pakistani was knocked out
days ago.
Lall said the tenns of surrender pro-
vided that all Pakistani troops in the
Easl would become prisoners of war.
Government spokesmen said the question
of repatriation would be one for negotia·
lion between India and Pakistan ''at such
a time when the aggression against us
stops."
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DAILY PILOT
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&Ir! """9IN: • Ntr111 El C.llllal AMI
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The station he operated for 16 years ls
now closed. just as are newer ones, but
flourished when Newport Boulevard was
the main drag for county folks nocking to
the beach.
· "He predates n1e and t came to town 38
:years ago," remarked Costa Mesa City
Councjlman Alvin L. Pinkley, longtime
observer of the local scene from his
'downtown pharmacy and fountain .
' .Survivors left by Mr. Gardner include a
·datlghter, Ml'll. Ethel M. DeBord, of
Newport Beac~. a sister, Mrs. Fred R.
'Ben;ier,.o,f lci-wa, a grandson, U.S. Army
Lt.~~:~ DeBord and four great·
The surrender agreement provided that
all Pakistani land, air and naval forces as
weli as paramilitary forces and civil
armed·forces Jay down their anns and
surrender to troops under command of
Lt. Gen. Jagjit Singh Aurora, the man
who received the official surrender from
Lt. Gen. A. A. K. Niazi, the Pakistani
commander in the East.
Lion 'Lifted'·
Leo Proves Und oing for Suspec t
The liOn we shall call Leo and his ls
quite a tale.
tt all started last Saturday \\'hen rookie
Buena Park police officer Jot Potter
spotted_ a man walking a lion "bigger
than a German shepherd" near the
Fullerton 'airport.
Potter questioned the man but Jert
when he could not determine if any city
law had been violated .
Leo then got into the act. He invadtd a
residence yard and alta~ked a 17 month
old p:lrt. F!Klunately, she was on I y
scratched a bit.
"As near as we can det~mioe, l..f!9
was Just trying to prevent the lillle girl
from geUlng away," said a Buena Park
ofrlcer. "Perhaps he ·wanted her !or a
10iristmas tey." • .
Tqe scratchi111 episode put Police on
the tr11il ·of the mM again. He was f~nd
·•l'IP s~ld. his narn.e wes Jolfa Wayne
Adamson, 23, of La llabra.
"Had R dMver's license to prove H,"
said officer Potter. who cited Adamson
for violation of a city law he had finally
become aware of which prohibits wild
•atl lmals in Buena Park.
Leo was . taken to the county animal
Shetler for quarantine tests.
Four days passed and the Orange
County sheriff sent a deputy to Buena
Park police station. He was worklng with
the Riverside sheriff's office in search of
a hot lion which bad been stolen in that
county.
Jn due time, Leo's owner arrived from
Rlvmide and proved to shelter officers
.that l.be lion was indeed hls pet. He was
gr111ted custody. ·
Today Buena Park police. .and the
1hulff'1 office are looking f o r
"Adam.aon.." Riverside· deputies don't
1 bellev-that ts his true name. But ii be Is , tM man they believe he Is, he h&s a rap
aheet two pages long.
Thty say he stt&ls other things besides
llons. •
Boy's ~ast ·wi~ll
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Jllllllial >nd ,_ !lie Jolly old uint from
Ibo Mri PolA .
"!'&aped )t Ill and I l<Dow what w 11 11111.. l!ebol ........ lddl!f loe -rd-
· · Frienm Citrry Co untian Lto Riwi
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td 1111 llnaJ -too. ' -RolMri M .• Dunlr, chairman of the
NIFA'• Calllomla Ju11tict Foundation
boerd of cllndon, diarges in his reply to
Eason Monroe~s ACLU Christmas pro-
gram llUldelines that U1e olber aroup el'Ted. • •
,,oamlr contends ACI.;U att.orney•-impJy.
Oirist.mas programs constitute religious
indocLrlnatlon. .
He abo charges a ,eecond ACLU .Poin.t
1galnst subh observance. misstated the
Supreme Court ruling by not reciting lb
tuU tut written 20 yeara ago.
Delivering tbe majority opJnion in
7.orach vs Clauson, Justice William 0.
Douglas ~id that, .nothing in the J::onsU~
tion makes it necessary for goVUnmeot
to be fustile to religion. • .
Traditionally, opponents of the ACLU
brand It· a liberal group.
The NJFA, on tbe other hand, lists on
Its lett~rhe'ad persons af.ftliattd In the
past with \lltra-conservative causes.
. Laguna Beach Unified School Distrid
trustees, acting as most Orange County
d Is t ii ct a. talked over ~ }.CI;U
Christmas program guideline.s , and ig.:
nored them.
. T?ie l!o!lrd was also told by Mrs.
Thoma&lna "Tommie" Gunn, are a
chairman for the ACLU, that in no way
was it intended to disrupt yuletide ac·
tiylties. A familiar figure on tbe Laguna
Beach scene and daughter of late cowboy
actor, Tom Mix, Mrs. Gunn also beat
some critics of the ACLU to the draw,
relative to whether pupils · &hould have
Cltristma.s programs.
Her daughter. she revealed, 'f3S an
angel who sang "Away ln a Manger," at
the Top of The World E1ementary School
show.
Strip W:igh Rise OK
LAS VEGAS (UPI) -The Clark Coun-
ty Planning Commission has granted a
zoning variance to allow Metro Goldwyn
Mayer to begin construction of a high·rise
gambling resort on the Las Vegas
"Strip."
-.. ''I' . -' eommc· dWh ... 11o ...,. bl' u..
dooo>td Jn 111&111' o1 tk. dl!IUNI ol Ibo
world and the bOys and girls, men. and
women who knew Rllph Jur1do Segovia
are certain he could tell It was near.
They burled him Wednesd1y, just the
way be had asked. 1 · • ~.
By twos arwt threes, 1aolne weeping,
some crossing themselve5, 70 of th-em
followed on foot to his final resting place,
10 miles, on the sidewalks of 1 suburbia
and shady, tree-lined rural byways..
There e.re no Iona, black C&dllla~ and
Packards in the back country viii.age of
Mexico where Ralph Jurade Segovia
literally began hil particular journey 18
years ago.
, Heads bowed, >iis bu~d.ie.s cipTi~. the
gray casket, yellow arid whlte-blos90ms
coveriDg it, from Our Lady of Guadalupe
€atholie Church in· Santa 1A n a to Holy
Sepulcher Cemetery in Orange.
Arturo Sepulveda, whose teenaged
daughter Rosa was to have wed the dead
youth after :their high school graduation,
led the somber, traditional processioQ.
Their simple · drtarni of rnarrieae, a
home and . babies was shattered early
Sunday in 1 grinding Cillr crash as Ralph,
his brother P~lar, l,,_afl4 a third. yquth at
the wheel were coming home from a
dance In Chino.
One week earlier, he began telling
friends he wanted to be carried to his
grave in a traditional Mexican funeral
procession. i .
"He must have koown," murmured one
of the pallbearers, 21"year-old John
Gonzale5. "Baci: in Meideo that's what
we do when we loved rmeone I Jot, to
&how respect."
The somber journey -first pedestrian
funeral proooision in the county for 25
years -took four hours, drawing curious
stares from passing motorists.
Ralph's father Rafael, bis mo the r
Esperanza and his fiance Rosa were
among the marchen, some of the women
cradling bables.
"I tried to co nvince them to carry it
only the last mile or IO, but no, this wall
to be done," remarked Father Lawrence
Rodriguez, padre of Our Lady of
Guadalupe Church.
"ll you are a tnM frlaat1 well J suess
you art willing to do .. anytbing~ ,eve.n
beyond your atre.qth."
Gulping baclt tuia, tht father of the
e1dest among four sons -one still near
death from his injuries -blurted lhanb
at graveiiide. • ·
"I can't say the words for'how I reet:•
Shocked city. and county officials at
fil'st said Ralph Jurado Segovia's final
wish was impossible, because Jt wOIJld
snarl traffic.
Friends who rallfect to the grief·
1tricken SegOvla household at 1325 E.
Third St., Santa Ana, beseeched the
various county and city qencies to allow
the ,procession.
A ruling by Santa Ana City Attorney
Jim Withers finally de c I are d
)J:ureaucratlc codes cannot makt 'distinc·
tion between slowly rolling hearse tires
or shuffling human feet.
For death js a common denominator
among all people and a man is loved by
someone, no matter how great or
obscure.
•;At first I got mad at Santa Ana," ad·
mils Ralph Jurado Segovia's father.
"John F. Kennedy ••• they took him
walking."
Senator Supports
Muskie's Bid
BEDFORD, N.H. (AP) -Sen. Edmund
S. Muskie received today the en-
dorsement of Sen. Thomas J, Mcintyre,
New Hampshire'!' top OemocraL for
Muskie 's bid to wi.n the DemocraUc na·
tional presidential oomination.
The endorsement ·coukl help the Maine
senator's campaign in N~w Hampshire's
lead-off presidential primary March 7.
But Mcintyre, the only ~mocrat in the
state's congressional delegation, in-
dicated he would hold his support to ·an
endorsement 8nct would oot C&mJ?ilgn for
Muskie in the primary.
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'Et Cetera" coll1ction. Unusu1I c1binet1, detkt, tebles, cMir~
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You're bound to fi nd that very spacial pi•'• you'v• b••n leolc-
in g for in t hi1 group.
582-536 Bookcaia
Rog. $799
Sale $649
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Rog. $3'9
Sal e $299
582-448 ChHI
Ro9. $249 I
Sale $199
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Rog. $179
Sale $139
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Rog. $55
Sale $45
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INTERIOR DESIGNERS Op" Mon., Ttlun. •Fri. Ir-. COSTA MESA, C/lllF.
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Extend Bid
For Jobless
\ WASHlllGTilN (UPI) -eon,..,,. 11u
peaed Md eent to PreSldent Nilon legis-
laUon undet" "1tlch aboot JO percent of the
mUon'1 5.15 million unemployed worken
woold get an eztra IS weeks of reduced
unemployment benefits.
'!be Jeclslatlon ...Wd apply to otata
'lll>ere thooe aWI r«tivlna benefits and
those who have exhausted' them lw tG-
taled 1.5 percent or more of the work
force '°" tbe .P.Qt lS weeb. 'nlat cur-rently Includes II states plus Puerto lllco ..
In those areas ·it was estimated there
are 5381000 wcrl:!n who have us9d up their regular 39 weeks of benefits. Under
the legialaUon they would get an extra 13
weeka: of hall benefits up unUl July 1.
'lllose lltartiJ1t the special Jll'Ol!l'llD just
before the cutofl date would still get their
full 13 weeks, wilh the final end date
comin.< Oct. I . •
The "rreasury would foot the bill !cc the
extra benefits -instead.of th1'9Ugh a tax
on employers as Is the case with the reg-
ular benefits. The states where workers
would qualify immediately include -Alas-
ka, CaU!\)l'1lfa, Coonectlcut, Maine, Mas"
aachusetts, Michigan, New Jene)'. Rhode
Island, Vermont. Washington and Nevada,
in addition to the commonwealth of
Puerto Rico. ,
A spokesman for Sen. Warren Magnu-
son (0.Wash.), said Oregon, Pennsyl-
vania and Hawaii llOOD might qualify as
well.
Rep. Wilbur D. Mills ([).Al1t), fn argu.
ing for the meil!Ul'e Wednesd•Y· said
there were more than 7.00,000 jol:>Jess in
Los Angeles aDd 'ttiat Wa.<hingtm state
W an unempl.D)'Dlent rate ol about 10
perC1mt;.
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N~ Agent.I
WASRING'l'ON (AP) -Tbe U.S
Secret -bu Its 11r11 female
specta1 ~ lo bolp guard
pnsideot& aod ddand u., Oooalltu-
Uon "against all enemies, foreign
•nd domeetJe,"
Five women, all eolJege
graduates in the.It ., were IWOJ'n
in Wedneaday aod joined the 1,111
men who protect the prosldenL vice
president and their immediate
famlliea and guard the nation's ~
reocy against counterfeiters.
Tile qeots' duilea alao Include
protection of major prealdenltal
eandldatea and vialtfng bead.1 of stal6.
Inmates Foiled
In ~rison Break
HONOLULU (UPI) -One Inmate wu
•hot aod ... era1 guanls were Injured fn
an attempted escape from the Hawaii
State Prison Wednesday nlghL
it WU the aecood dtsturlJance In eight
hours at the lwMtory prison.
A warden. ~•aJd seven prisoners Jn the llllliJl!wn "!'CU1'fly oectloo tried to
escape, and In the ensuing disturbance,
prtsoi1er RalP, Cuesta wu shot In the leg,
Several guards were reported injured,
and two were taten. to the hospital.
O:iesta was also taken to Queen's Mectical Center.
Following the attempted escape, about
10 to 20 prisoners who were in the recrea-
tion Y>nl refused to return earlier than
usual but the prisoners claimed they
were ~ unfalrly ti:..ted.
Solons Vow
To · Support
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Devaluation
WASHINGTON (UPI) -When ad·
m.inlJtraUon olficlala enter c r u c i a 1
negotlatloos with the United Si.tea• cbief
tradlnl partners fn Wublngt<Jn thts
weekend, they will have the 1Upport of
DemocraUc and Republican cm-
grea.sk>MI leaders for an agreement to
devalue the dollar.
Tbe congresSonai leaden met wlth
Preaident Nixon for one hour aod 15
mfnules Wednesday. When they emerg<d
fJum the While Hoose cabinet room, they
aald OMgreM will approve devaluaUon
by ratsfng the officlsl price of gold
whenevu the administration asks for 1L
''We think tt II a atep in the right direc-
tion and beneficial to the U.S. economy,"
Smale DemocraUe Leader M I k e
Jllansfleld aald.
Rep, Gerald II. Fon!, the House
Republican leader, aald he belleved the
Congress would ''respond accordingly'' 1f
the negotiations show progress.
'lbe weekend meeting will . involve
finanoe ministers of the 10 richest naUons
of the non-Communist world.
Nlz:m announced Tuesday a f t e r
meeUng with French President Georges
Pompldou In the Azores that the United
states would work toward devaluation of
tbt! dollar.
Meairwhile, the Price Commlaion took
aclon Wednesday to limit price fee in-
creases charged by doctors and dentists.
Your 110 bill m,.y go up to 110.25
shortly. But H ll gets hlgher than thal,
the doefnr may find himself consulting
with a government agent Instead of an
slllng patienl
Freed Captive Reveals Life Lindsay Set
For Seven
Primaries
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In Red China Prison Cell
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -With newsmen. sm he and said she wants some new WASHINGTON (UPI)
Standlnl erect fn front of a Mary Ann Harbert were drwea, but absolutely no Mayor Jobn V. Lindsay 01
Chrl.!tmas tree, bandJ,clasped, released Monday 1n Hong slacks. New York will e n t e r
his voice low and often in-Kong. . "She sald 'Please don't buy Democrat l c presidential
audible, Richard Fecteau told Miss Harbert, 25, of P;alo me any pants, 1 want some primaries in seven stateJ, the
o1 the -1y 11 yearg he spent Alto, who apent more than dresses,' " Mrs. Harbert aald. wulilngton Post said today. in a Communist Chinese •\.---in · · China WI~ years pnson 10 "I guw she's been wearing The Post aaid Lindsay,
prison. and had been given up for pants to Oilna. Wouldn't you a-·bllean who nn"-•-• to "I was alone so long," dead by her parents, said she assume that?" ...... .,... ~
Fecteau aald •Wednesday. would tpeal; Wi.th newsmen~ Mlu .. Harbert and Fecteau the Democratic party this
Becall.!e of1hls, the 43-year· day. ' both ar~.~wlilfnJ flnal multi year, would· enter prlmarlu in
oJdP'ecteausakfbe.now:found Prevlouslf 'sbe _,posed for of medlail. testi at nearby Florida, Wl1con1ln,
it dllllCult to meet and apealt pbotograplls but ·:had refused Valley Forge Medical c.nter Muaachuaetta, I n d I a n a,
with people. / to ·,..., quesllons. and !lospltal where they were ~ ~"'--'· aod N Fecteau, an Army civilian Btit -Polly Harbert, her taken Tue9dly on their arrtval "'~~on. 11,.&Ulw lWl ew
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Crackdown on Graft 'Irks Policemen'
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NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) -who are mWed Into lhinklnl tor to Glboon oUerln( Illa --.. tll,71111, -
MQor Kaleth A. Gibooo 11)'1 !'In &olng to do thinp I di!· ....,.._ ef!ecltva Feb. 1, the clly'1 moat rcea1 O'''iifll
many d tag r • n t I e d city fer<nl way. unleal the QIJ Council -. 'll1tli .,_.._ cs.
wort .. , NP""''•Uy p>lice, are 0 Tbey aeem to go a.round b1a aJ-to acted tbi.! of hil ficers'~ ~........_-;;;_-Qua.. ll'lnl down on the job bec1U11< thinking I ahould aay we have -, -
Illa crackdown on gl'afl and to be a little bit crooked to lel imrrw!l1to mbonllnate, Police ell ., far 11111 DOI oc:lod •
k1ckbacb bu cut their fn. the job clnee," Gibson said. O!lal Alllbony llama. Glboon'1 requeot to raJaa ¥.
comes. !l<dden has irupm!lted' ~ lleddeo eomatll,000 ayw. jle0'.1 aalary lo .-.ooo. •
Tbe situation la W<ll'll In the 1--=~---------~--·~· ·~--~•;;:-....£-police department, w h e r e I
Pou.. Director John L. Red· l6 RE =:..;. .. ~:1L·=: STO S BRIM-FULL
Redden II threatening to 'Of Christ.... Gooclln •, ttsJin In a aalary dispute with
the City ~tmcll, wblch la fr• q~~:: ·:.o~da ~th ~~;:;.t loath Coast.?lua
nobody can make money 1nl __ .::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;!!~~:_~·~< thlS administration," Gib,,onl-i..~
aald. ' •••
''The poli~ don't wort aa hard.1or .Redd.en u they dld
for previou! dlrectora." be
aaJd. 0 'Ibey openly make
lllatements -and I know
about them -that aJnce they
can't make any money any
more, then the bell with it."
Redden was appointed after
Gibson took office July I, mo,
as Newark'• first b I a.ct
mayor. The previous mayor,
Hugh J. Addonhlo, was con-
victed on federal shakedown
$arge11 after Gib.9on beat him
for re-election. ·
People "in ·and out of the
police department, of low rank
and hlab, would like to see
Redden quit because they
would prefer to see the
department nm the old way,
wftb corruption," Gibson said.
"I'm getting all kinds of
crazy pressures from people
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THINK
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KEEPING knowledgeibio and
courteous storekeepers to
seive you.
KEEPING a store thafs friendly~
casual and full of things.
KEEPING gift boxes to wrap
those things.
KEEPING Iola of places to park your car.
KEEPINCI In mind always the most
.._ ___ important thing .•• YOU.
THESE ARE SOME OF THE '!MINOS I KEEP.
empioye who apent hall of his mother, said that during a on the U.S. mainland aft« a York, but would Uip the firat
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We specialize in mink at its gforious fashion best. Only the
freshest qu•lity skins will do. Styling must be eleg•ntly up to
date. Deta ils must be. attended to with met icUlous care. The
cut of • sleeve, the roll of a collar, the swing of a skirt must
be executed with cQuturier perfection. But most of all, we
specialize in. person~lizing the luxury of natural mink to you -
with fa shion, quality and value, .no matt.er what amo'unt you
spend.
Memo to men •••
luy her a fur for Christmas
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MASTER FllRRIER SINCE 1933
Me)Acques
om.Nm .. MAHUFACTUllll OF WOILD'I ,INDT FUU
14 Fashion Island
Newport Beach e 644·4661
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OPEN EVEltYDAY
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Mo1111l•y thru S•t11~tY
10 t.m, to f 1JO p.tr1.
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DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
• No Reason to Delay
I You ml&bt have thougbt the Newport Beach city police departmen~
hall an echo cbambor Monday nlght, u councilmen The long-nnge solution areues for a fairly central
unanimously and enthuslasUcally called for prompt In· aite, with adequate road network; a site large enougb
IUajon of plaDJ fnr a new police facility. for ~ale landing facilities for the police helicopter and
Councilman Donald Mclnnl! led the way and .,. large enough for some future expansion
aent wu beard from all aides: police faclllUea are bad It " apparent that the residents of the city and the
and must be Improved police that •erve them urgently want the decisk>n, and
· the beginning of bulldlng or relocation to occur In 1972 • But then something very familiar happened. Sud· And the council certalnly wants the issue resolved be-denly councilmen found themselves bogged down in fore the April election.
disagreement over where the new police building There is no reason why all of these wishes should ~~~ dbe-vi.. Mayor Howard-Rogers and Mcinnis, voicing .
the intervta of their own parts of town, puahed hard C S d
for construction on the present Newport Boulevard lo-Treat oming atur ay
cation.
· Corona de! Mar's lJndsley Parsons and Dick Croul
foueht back for a site closer to their end of the city.
In the end, the council Instructed City Manager
Robert L Wynn to do oome quick calculating and come
back In two weeks with c:ost breakdowns on four sites:
Newport Center, Collins Radio Company property fad·
joining the new court site>. Jamboree Road near the
new fire station, and the existing site.
Tbe city manager also is supposed to look at a deal
offered by Imperial Savings and !.<Jan (formerly New·
port.Balboa Savings and !.<Jan) whereby the city would
rent three floors in the Savings and Loan building in the
Lido district for city offices, while the police department
moved temporarily Into the city hall.
II the costs are in the ballpark, that approach -
or any other similar large space available for lease -
might ease the crunch while the city builds up some cash
on Wynn's "pay·as·you·go• financing plan to pay for
Newport Harbor will be transferred Into the tradi·
Uonal ·~esti..a! of lights" Saturday through Wednesday
a.s the Chamber of Commerce and city employes' associa·
tJon sponsor the Christmas Boat Parade.
The lineup of gaily decorated boats begins its pa·
rade at 6:30 p.m. at the Balboa Island ferry landing and
winds its way around the entire harbor, end.Jog at 9:15
p.m. . ll's an event that always attracts thousanda of peo-
ple, much to t.pe credit of the many individual! respon-
sible for organizing it -and the boat owners who go to
a lot of trouble to dress up their sailing vessels.
There are going to be up to 60 boats participating
In this year's event, according to Jack Barnett. execu·
tlve director or the chamber.
They'll all be following Jerry Thompson's 65-foot
Pacific Clipper the first three nights and one of the Bal·
boa ferries Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. a new police facility.
This would leave the ultimate problem of inade-
quate city ball .facilities sWl..to be solved. The crux of
the matter now, however. ls the. permanent aite for the
Residents who have viewed the event become regu·
Jar spectators thereafter. Those who have never wit-
nessed the spectacle really don't know what they are
missing.
'Sure 'n begorrah, you Uilderstand all ;!"s is for th' 1
glory of Irelalld, madam.
Housewife Doesn't Know What to Believe
Conf usio.n .Over Detergents
W~KINGTON -The harassed
bouae'W'Ue, up to her elbows In suds, no
longer knows what to believe about
deteqenll.
Practlcally every detergent on the
mark.It ·seems to be linked wllb
IOlllething catastrophic. Some are sald to
cauae canctr, others
to irritate the &kin,
otben to endanger
the lives of liWe
cllildrm. still otben
to destroy Ille In riv·
en and lakes.
To get clothes
"whiter than white, ..
detergent manufao.
turen bz.ve re.sorted to a variety of complex: det!raent
rormuJa1, none of which has been shown to bt both completely safe and effective.
THE SAJ"UT W ASRD.4. Y detefgent ii
heavy duty granuJated soap, which has
fallen largely out of use. In soft water,
soap is said to be just as effective as
most detergents. But the housewife will
~ve to hunt ror panulated soaps in Ute
1upermarkel.
Here, meanwhile, 11 the latest status of
several detergent ingredients that have
caUled controversy:
-NTA, or nitrllotrlacetic acid, Is
suapected of caualn& genetic damage in
people end, therefore, 11 now banned
outright by the govemnent. Although at
one time the most promising substitute
for ·pbosphate1, Jt may never be allowed
back on the market.
-ENZYMES ARE BACK. Reversing
' ' an earlier decision, the Food and Drug
Administration has stated that enzymes
-are both 11fe and effective. Medical
· -ltUdies earlier had warned that enzymes
could irritate the skin and cause lung
damage. But the National Academy of
Sciences-NaUonal Research Council has
now coocluded that "the average enzyme
laundry product· in normal use by con-
sumers has not produced more primary
irritation of the skin than have similar
produ~ts that contain no enzymes.••
Eniymes """'I get out all the ,1tallp,
however, that some manuticturers have
claimed.
-BORATES, CARBONATES and
silicates, the non.phosphate detergents.
are dangerous for small children. Last
August, a little girl in Connecticut
swallowed a handful of a c:austic "non-
polluting" detergent and died of suf~
f~ation within six days. The Ingredients
had burned away her wlndplpe. The
government, fearing that as many 11
39,000 children might swallow detergents
each year, reversed Its stand against
phosphate detergents and decided they
were safer than non-phosphates. "The
satest thing in terms of human health Is
to use pbosphates." said Surgeon General
Jesse Steinfeld. A month later, he revers-
ed himself again. He said that not all non-
phosphates con tain caustic ingredients
and that some phosphate detergents are
just as harmful to swallow as their
caustic replacements. In a moment of
wlsdomLSteinfeld recommended soap.
-PHOSPHOROUS, certainly the most
controversial ingredient, is found in 90
per cent of all detergents sold in
America. Phosphates are nutrients that
stimulate the growth of algae in the
water. In the last few years. thousands of
tons of phosphates from detergents have
been dumped in American waterways.
Algae growth, which depletes the supply
of oxygen in the water, has become so
eitenslve in some areas that plant and
fish life are nearly extinct.
The most popular phosphate deter,;ent .
b Tide, made ~y Procter an~ Gamble,
the biggest adve,rtiser in America. Tide
cootalnes 12.Jpercent phosphorus, which
Is about 3 percent more than most.
Although many detergent makers would
r;ettle for a •limit of 8.7 percent
phosphoru,, in detergent!, Procter and
Gamble has fought adamantly against
r;ucb a ruling.
MICHAEL KIERNAN, a researcher for
Kirkland Hall, the ecology college we are
establishing, reports that Gain, Duz, Ox-
ydol and Cheer also contain more than 8.7
percent phosphorus.
His research indicates th at granulated
soaps or liquid organic cleaners are both
safe and effective. At the very least, he
advises housewives to check the
detergent package and find out bow much
phosphorus it contains or. if It ls a non-
phospbate detergent, whether Jt ii
dangerous to children.
Will Teddy Run in 1972?
The National Association of ta-Ted-Ken-
nody Runnlng-for·Prt1ldeitt Writers held
its annual banquet at the Delphic-HJlton
in W1shington the other evenJn&. More
than 500 merriber1 attended.
President Augustus J. Augury reported
proudly that asoocl·
atlon production was
up 11.3 pertent over
last year. Assod·
atioo members.
be llid, w e r e now
grinding out an av~
erage ol 43.1 oew1-
paper articlet, mag-
Nine pieces and net-
work .specials etch
day on tbe question:
"Will Senator Kennedy Run for Pr"1·
deut in 19711"
THE MEMBERSHIP Is, of course, bit-
terly divided oo this question. A large
fiction bolds tbe Senator could have the
Democrat.le nomlnaUon ror the asking,
But lt's split into two splinter 1roups:
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DAILY PILOT
Rob<rt N. Weed. Pt<blllhrr
7homu l'tetril, Editor
Albert W. Bat<1
l!dJtorlal P1111e Editor
Ar.t Hoppe -... )
The He-Isn't.Asking Splinter Group and
the He-Is-Too Splinter Group.
Another denomination believes he
couJdn't win if he tried -with half
saying be iln't trying and half smiling
superiorly.
Still another schism clings to the
dogma that be Is wailing for the proper
omeru, with ilc more devout members
pointing out that at the 1992 Dtm~raUc
Convention Senator Kennedy will be ez.
actly as old 11 Senator Hubert Humphrey
ii today,
BUT DESPITE the divergent views the
banquet was unmarred by personal ran-
cor. As President Augury pointed out,
''\\re are joined together by a common
bond -that of miking an bone st buck."
And 10 it wu tbat the members ·rose,
hands joined, to slng the as..oclation't
theme song: "For He's a Jolly Good
Topic.'' A burnt offering was served.
All might have gone well1had not Isaiah
N. Sybil, the noted lconocla&t. risen to de-
mand time "for the presentation of 1
totally new theory on the subject."
The members !tared at each other in
dlsbellef. After all the millions of words
that had been written could there
possibly be a new th!Ory on the subJect1
Thus Vietti they lured into Sybil's
dlabollcal trap. He •as ir•nted rive
minutes to eJ:l)OWld bis WMJrthod~ •lew1.
"FIRST," BF.GAN S)'bll, "every dullard
In the room must agrtt that at this time,
Senator Kennedy must avold at lll costs
glvJna: any Indication be ii running for
President. A single slip and his enemies
would descend on him in a twinkling,
bringing up Qiappe.qWddick, lmmaturl{y
and other sins -and thu5 utttlrly
destroying his chances or becomln&
President ne:zt year."
The members nodded.
''Therefore,'' continued Sybil, "the onl1
way he can run for President is to avoid
at all costs running for President. This he
has scrupulously done. So we see my
friends, that he ls obviously running for
President.''
There was a stunned silence. "You
won't tell the pub 11 c, will you, Mr.
Sybil?" begged President Augury. 1
'108-HO, \\'ON'T I? crowed Sybll
triwnphantly. "And, of course, once I've
publicly proved Senator Kennedy Is run-
ning for President, I will have utterly
destroyed his chances of becoming Presi-
dent -thus making the question, and
your little association, moot."
"Our children will starve!" crled
Augury.
But, oddly enough, Sybil was run over
by a truck while leaving the banquet and
all his papers were destroyed In an ac-
cidental fire.
Indeed, not a single word of bis theory
has leaked out to the gentral public -
not unW thls very moment.
Now what's the nation 1olng to talk
about until neit November?
Dear
Gloomv •
Gus
Re E.L.P., Gloomy G113, Dec. 3:
J second the motion. Today our
city council okay• a monmr hlgh-
rise that pollutes our bay. Tomor-
row the.y will ask for money to
light pollution. Ltt's tblnlc 1bout
It come next election.
-M. P. J.
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Some Make a
'Career' of
Unhappiness
Thoughts at Laree:
There are persooalitles who make a
"career" out of unhappiness -offer
them a chance at happioess, and they
manage to· e1tract tbe last drop of
anguiab out of it. • • •
To imagine that there ls a 0 poliUcal
solution" to our ac>-
clal problems ls 1.be
romaDllc delusion of
the oell.fly!ed "rea~ 1st": PJVery poliUcal
solution creates Its
own problems, ad Jn.
flnitum, and o n I y
when we advance
beyond the realm of
the political to the
hwnan and the persona.I is there a
c:hance of breaking out of sell·perpetu-
atlng systems ~e means inevitably
turn into ends. • • •
Nothing becomes so difficult as a
simple detd done with reluctance. • • •
Insurance flgurts reveal that there are
about 50 percent more accidmts in ren-
tal can than In owner-driven cars; which
points not only to the risk In handling a
strange vehicle, but possibly also to the
lndlffertnce In damaging what belongs to
somebody el.!e. • • •
Nobody aounds as dumb as the typical
TV newscaster, reading his copy with tbe
same affable monotony of intonation -
whether the Item is a hockey score or an
International catastrophe. • • •
1'Need'1 11 the worst basis for Jove,
because our need! change even as they
are being aupplled ; and the neediest peo-
ple emotionally are the least capable of
maintaln1nj: a stable relation.ship. • • •
'nie parados: of international relations
Is that countries cannot be "friends"
unless they are roughly equals, and every
country Is seeking for the edge of
superiority when It attain! parity. • • •
Those who look for "inspiration" before
tbey begin to work fall In ..a>gnizlng the
basJc creative truth that work can
engender inspiraUon. • • •
What the rabid Ideologue is incapable
of seeing was pungently put by Dean Inge
a half-century ago, when he said: "Every
Institution not on)y cam.es with it lbe
seeds of it! own dlaolutlon, but prepares
the way for Its molt hated rival." • • •
It la harder to underatand why things
work smoothly than why they work bad·
ly; a.id we n~ more atudles o! good
funcUon -such u In families -tban of
dysfunction, in order to learn as much
about health as we know about disease,
mentally, ph~lcally and socially. • • •
The dog Is praised for being true to u&,
but the cat is feared for beint true to
It.self; what we crave it not i.nterrlty, but
01ttery.
Quotes
Capt. &bbl L. Quigley, IJSN, D!rtttor
of WA~, oa tour of Calif. naval bases
-"lC we're going to belong to this pro-
fession we cannot ask for special treat-
ment as women (but at least) we 're
where \Vomen's Lib has been trying to
eel for years. 80 far as equal pay (or
equal work 11 concerned."
Housing Agency
Has Her Support
To the Editor:
"Bureaucratic Bypath?", your Dec. 7
editorial headline, is no way to describe
the consumer affairs agency or the hous-
ing authority recently created by the
Board of Supervisors. Your inference that
both are the brainchild of Robert Battin
''Who -probably not by coincidence -
will be up for reelection neit year," is
shallow Indeed.
IN REGARD to the hou.sU!g authority,
how you can continue to speak of the
needs of low-income families in such
terms as "reported shortage of safe and
sanitary dwellings" when source after
source has documented the number, is
beyond my sense or reason.
Perhaps it i.s because In Orange County
we don't have as m'any squalid shanties
to point to as we have slruggling families who must scrounge for food, clothing and
medicine to afford the rent or mortgage
way above their means.
WE OFTEN FORGET that we are a
middle class nation with a median U.S.
family income of '9,000 a year, which
means that many millions can't afford to
pay more than $150 a month. Or by the
real estate yardstick, even the lowest
priced new house in Orange County
around $19,000 requires an income or
$7 ,600 yet 38 percent of the county's
households don't make that much.
A year ago, 'Z7 out of Callfonrla's 58
counties had a housing authority. In
recommending one for Orange County,
the Planning Commission and the
Citizens Direction Finding Commission
felt that rent subsldie.s were needed to
relieve the growing problem.
UNDER TIUS program, which was
establlsbed by the Housing Act of 19&5, a
local housing authority can contract with
an owner to lease a home or housing unit,
then can sublease It to a low Income
family for an amount equal to 25 percent
of its income with the federal govern-
ment making up the difference.
Housing under the rent supplement pro-
gram Is financed with mortgages in1'ured
under HUD programs at the market rate
of interest. The housing, of whatever
type, is built, owned and managed by
private industry.
RATHER THAN the housing authority
being just the brainchild of Supervi50r
Battin, it i.a a well thought out recom-
mendation of the PlaMing Commission.
Planning Department and Citizens Fact
Finding Commission.
Instead of calli ng It potentially "one
more bypath ln a bureaucratic maze,"
let's make it work -something must.
BARBARA EASTMAN
Creating Confiulon
To t~c Ed.Ito:-:
Last week we saw vivid Ulu stn.Uon.s or
self-intereal6 outside of Irvine tryln& to
create more confusion In the mJnda or
Irvine residents. First, Joan Irvine
Smith's fight Is not our fight. Jn truth,
even if she wln.!i her battle to take over
the lrvtne Co. (and that Is still another
reason why ) we muit be prepared to pro-
tect our lntertsts .
County Planning Commiuloner But-
lerneld's statement was a last-ditch
political effort to pull us apart. Bu•
terfield ~ Battin'• (chairman of the Orange County Boar<! of Supervllor1) op.
poinlet, who oppoaed giving ua a •olct: in
decldin& our own destiny at tbe ballot
box.
TRUTB: BA'M'IN repttsents the peo-
ple ot Santa Ana, ti openly committed
against our incorporation effort. Obvious-
ly. not because be la for our lnterests, but
for the interests of Santa Ana.
In August and Septe.mber I personally
chocked (as did aeveral oth<r people)
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Letters f"om readns are welcome.
Normally writers should cont1et1 their
messages i'n 300 words or less. The
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is reserved. AU let-
ters must include signature and mail-
ing address, but namea may be tDith-
held on request if iuffidmt reason
is apparent. Poetry will not b.e pub-
lished.
what possibilities existed to protect the
proposed boundaries of our city from any
of the industrial and/or commercial tax
base being annexed to other surrounding
clties. I learned at that time. that no
legal guarantees couJd be obtained.
BtrlTERFIELD'S ubeaullful gesture"
is meaningless. The make-up of LAFCO
could be changed (maybe in amther six-
second meeting?) and no commitments
made to us would be legally binding. The
ta:z base from business and industry ts
important to us! We can expect lots more
"smog" will be forthcoming right up unUI
the 21st.
Let us not be swayed by last minute
appeals to our emotions that are not bas-
ed on reason and logic. Do not be misled.
It will be too late a year from now for
anyone to say, "I told you so."
S. "SANDY" FREUD
Freud entered th.t Inrine Citu
Councii campaign as a belated write·
in candidate.
-Editor
Cflooafng Candidates
To the Editor:
One thing Is clear about the Irvine In-
corporation election, quite apart from the
merits of the cityhoocl issue: The Irvine
Co. has, through the establishment of CCI
and COIN and through its powerful con--
nectlons with the press. sought to
manipulate the Irvine electorate in favor
of incorporation. The Irvine Co. 's nearly
frantic ~incorporation campaign has
revealed two things to all Irvine
mldents, whether for or against
cityhood. Those are the immeMe power
of the Irvine Co. and the lengths it will go
to get what it want;s.
EVERYBODY REAUZES that the In-
terest.. of Irvine residents are not the
major concern of the Irvine Co. The com-
pany is basically a profit-seeking
business firm. Only oceasionally and only
accidentally wUl what is good for Ute
Irvine Co. be what Is Jood for Irvine
residenta.
People claim that trvrne reatdents are
threatened by a hosUle county govern-.
ment and h::lstile ntlghborlng cities and
must therefore hasten to incorporate.
That could very well be true. But it is
definitely true that, whether c:ityhood
passes or not, Irvine tt:sidents are under
a con.slant threat from the Irvine Co. -
namely, that their lives wUl be controlled
for them. Already the a 11 e g e d I y
aacrounct Master Plan has been chang-
ed radlclliy, and by the Irvine Co. A plan
for a town ol 100,000 drew UI Mn, a city
of W ,000 ls DOW ln ltore for \UI
rr APPEARS from all lndl~lor1 -
rumor and fact -that incorporaUon wiU
pass. It la lmperatJve, therefore, thAt
vottrs, whether for or against cltyhood,
takt palna to choose council membe:rt
who are responsive to the people. They
cannot aUord to vote for candidates who
have been clO!ely Identified with Irvine
Co. lnteruta and policies.
GUY SU\CELLO
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N.Y. Steek•
VO~. 64, NO. 29'1, 4 .SECTIONS, 52 ·PAGES ORANGE <:QUNTY, CACIFORNI); ;THURSDAY. l>ECEMIER 16, :I 971. c TEN CINTS
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Coa·st Schools· ·Feel Cr.unch· Over Christmas
.
diy at a local level In M county school
clistrids. ,
Timea hove changed alnce the separa-
t,ion « cburdl and atate was spelled out.
And putl!an groups, plul parents with
.. ball mllllon cblldren from 5to18 eoroll· ea 1n Oranp Coast tchools, all 1eem to
~vt one or more opinions. ;no American Civil Liberties Union's
(Aa.tl) view, iasUed to ocbool districts In
a,Jlillled reailnder, ts that Christ must be .
Jtlt out of Cbriatmaa; in the classroom.
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Quake Standatds "
Some Facilities
• • Termed '.Unsafe'
Admlnistratorr ol!Coota ~·s ~.·
Gout Coll(ge are faced with ~ 11 mlllio!l
tiuUdilic project because six old army
barracks, now classrooms, have been
declared "umafe" under state e~
quake standards. l
Trustees of the Coaat C.Ommunity
CoU11e District were told Wednesday
night they must either rehabilitate the
Once Enough,
Owner Gives
~an $600' -: .
.~ . ·0oc0· m1'bloodealy ·Niot w11m be
defied a bondlt, a OJol& "--. manager relived a il!i)l~ this morzi.
inr. whentPID~"'. -· ·:1 juol -• .a .. hla!." doC!aNd · CharleS s:111a,.. . . ,,., •idlm..•u rObbecl"' .boul, .~
the·.\ " w Root ·Betr, JlestaUra~ -Harbor BJvd.1 about .1:30 a.m., ,polk:e
slid. '
P1trolman Bob Arnold said 1o1a,..,;.,
loadln1r food aupplles Into a tnlMr for
tramporl to another A I< W outlet In
CUiver City just bifore tbe lllckuP. .
"He had ltft the r""r door cpOo/' Of.
ficer Arnold eiqilalned.
Mayo told lnvert1gaton· 11e wll coe-
fronted by a man about 25, who a~
partnUy slipped In to wait In am-.
"As he was comlnl throqh tlle lu1-
chen. there stood a dodt! with a m--inch
.:38," Arnold said. .
Shaken by the memory « bis brush
with dealh, Maya lollow"1 orders by
0peolng the safe and haodlni ov<r the
c.ash. . . '!.~· The victim said he re!used GUl1!il a
robbery at another tt.Staurant ~ ~_lice
did not ask ~ ..... long . aeo· -. m:t twas
blasted in thf chest at cto,e rang~ with a
.45 caliber pistol.
O!ficer <'roold said the slug lbaUered
several ribs and was 1urglcally removed
from where tt lodged, within an inch of
Mayo's heart.
Burglars Strike;
Owner in Ireland
A Ci>sta Moel mecbanic "P"""ing
<l>ristmu lrl lr<land bee an -le s1lnirise awalUng"hiin at home. :I1ioinao P. Hankm, of Ml Parl: Drive.
uked ·a !riend to keei> an eye on bis
.,tment peMlng bis nm. next
month. .
The man diacovered W-y m-
ane had brokeo lnto !llnkln'o h<lliei.~
inl liOO .. 1111 ol ll<ml -""""" -a,television and steree .et -IDCI poalft>ly nlott. •
·Officer Roocoe Broad llld Hlnlon will
t..ke an Inventory oC la '-· when he
&eta bock. ,.
llope Dims for 3
Missin~ on Plane
No trace bes beio found of a mlslfng
\1!ln turboprop plane cartYlns -otange Cowlly men wben ii vlllllhed
M·onday ... somewhere betweea1
northwestern Nevada and 1 o u t b t fa
Ottgon. ' Hope , ls dlmminl for pllol Wllllan!
~n. 41, John ilonnelly, 11 and Joo
l:l<Wlaod, 64. all Anabelm mld<llts com-
bining different boo~ miturb In one
11Jahi. The cessna Stym..ter·o pooltloo wu
lut plotted by udlo oontact over Sod
Hou ... Nev., en roule to llaker, 0...,
Monday eventng after· a 4 p.m. stop tn
Siockton.
,
boildlnp ·or construct brand new
fadlltles.
An estimate of $1,821,231 was given by
architect Willhlm Blurock for rehabillta·
tion of tfte old buildings. His estimate for
brand new facilities te replace them was
11.508,000.
Truistees, who took no action Wed·
nesday, have six: months to decide which
way to act -reconstruct or rehabilitate.
Dr. Nonrian Watson, district chan-
cellor, indicated a preference for
reconstruction. "The cost is higher, but
Uie builduigs would meet · todey's stan-
dards, not the needs of the army in World
War Il."
"If yoa spend $1.S million for
rehablll1ation, • you still have o I d
buildings," he said.
, -'l1le builCfulls are leftovm from lhe old
Sela Ana Army Air Ba.ae, built to serve
~11~ ~ sclloj>l ln JVorld \VII' IL
'""" .... ahc Of tbem li!ll, aod ,ibQ
emtemly serve u Orange Coast College
administration headquarters, an ex·
perJmeotal theater. the Uills ceoter,
........ ld11e1tlon, .-servlcee llld lhl!~ecoiosYcenter. ,
'l'!>e1 -Ill dic1ared l!nsaf• .,.ier the l!'leld Act which establishes eartb-
quate safety standards for school
faCllltl<s.
Watson told trustees ~t Ibo state
education code does n6t require replac&.
ment of the barracks building for
.building.
••we probably would not build 11.x new
buildings, oot ooild each""' facility big·
ger than the barracks it replaces. We
have to have about the same amount ol
aquare footage," be said.
Three methods of financing the
reeomtnJclion were eiqilalned to dJslrict
~.
The dl!trict can use current funds If
available ; it can hold a bond election, or
it can levy a district-wide tax lncuue
for three years. The tu increase could
mt etceed 10 cents per flOO assessed
.-aluation.
Watson. said he would bring a specific
~tion on action 1t the board.'1 Jah:JZ meeting.
G. ]~ Gardner
Dies: Pioneer
' Realty Man
. Pioneer Harbor Area real est.ate agent
GeorJ• J. Gm!ner, who died Tuesday
felt a concrete and aspba]t monument:
lpMDing aeveraJ miles between Cotta
Mesa city llmlla.
Old newspaper riles credit Mr. with
being responsible for the paving of 18th
stree!• atnonc other con(rlbutiOM.
Rites tor Mr. Gardner, who was 83, will
be araveside Friday at 11:30 a.m. in
F.airhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana.
The old-timer who came to Costa Mest
more than 40 years ago was one of ill
ftrat realty agents, acquiring various pro-
perties in the downtown sector.
He also ran an old-fashioned, arched
\rnoden Union Oil 1ervice station at 2248
Ne~· Bi'(d., right around the comer
from JUI home at 126 Cecil Place.
. ~ station he operated for 16 years ii
now cloeed. just u are newer ones, but
fiourfabed when Newport Boulevard wu
the main drag for county folkJ flocklng to
the beacJi. •'He prelates me and I wne to town 31
years aco.".remarkad Costa Mesa City
C<qcUmu Alm L. Pinkley, longtime ..,..._ « the local octne from l1ls
·downtowll plJarmacy and fountain. sum .... IeR by Mr. Gardner Include a
daQihter,' Mrs. Elhel M. Dellord, ol
Newport Beach, 1 llisler, Mrs. f)-ed R.
Bemer, cl. Jow1, a arandson, U.S. Anny
Ll Col. Leolllrd lleBord and four grea~
srandchUdreo.
Servlc<s for Mr. Gardner, who died at
• local cOnvalescent hospital, are
directed by Bell Broadway Mortuary.
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"stufl and DOMeMe."-ls a ~word
capsullzatlon of. tho National J-
Foundatlon ol Americl (NJFA) ruclioo.
Needleas to say, the ACLU and tho
NJFA don't see eye to eye.
The two conslltuUonal lnta'pretlve
ora:anizationl do .not, even see •ye taete
on poaslble way1 to reeolve their eonflict
In legal ideology.
"You're damned Il YoU do and daJftned
tr you don't.'' sums up Costa. ~~
achnolman, Garland Wetzel. · ·
A balance In Chrlstmu f..Uvals -
such u lncludlnlf Olaanukah, tbe Jewish
high bollday cbaracterlted u .the
F..Uval ol Lllbts -lan't llllitable either,
tbe ACLU conlet1d.s.
Geoerally, °"""' Coll! ecbools ig· nofed them. ·
''We bod our lltl1e obow 11111 lll&b~ •
Wetsel said Wednelday, noting a Qian.
nukal> angle ..., lnoer1ed altar stroJ>g ob-
jections by ooe Jewish mother.
He said sbO'complalned •thole of the
Hebrew faith aat bock for yeon lettlnc
only the other lide ol The GrNIUI !llory
Ever Told be told. -
"The CbrlsUane got on 111 In tbe pul
for 'too much Santa Claui9," W • t • e I •
remarked, Implying -11 AllrahMn Lin-
coln said -that you ean1 pleue all of
the people all of the time. .
Bayview School tried to eover all bales,
giving the ch!ldreo a little Chrlsllllll!J,
(iloe TURMOIL, ~ %)
Pakistan Beaten -•
Bangla Desh Nation Proclaimet;J,
_,
••• ,, ... ". '.l'eW:-
Dr. Sidney ,COiien, chi'lf of ~
cenw.for study of mlnd-allei-
ing drugs at UCLA, \old · a
Senate sub<ommlttee,that with·
drawal frum barbiturates -
called '11ie hom'.ll'S" on • tbe ,
street -can be so severe
that death. is a "real possibU·
•tv II 1.,.
Directors Give
Tentative OK . .
To Fair Lease •
bi1g term lease « 35 acris oC Orance
County Jtair land Jn.Ceola 1o1 ... Olllle •
s1ep c1..er lo~ ~rllfllit.
Fair directora aiil>ro~ O:~ry
draft ol a bid brochure· for the 1..,ij ind
authorized. General Manaett/JaiDes PM·
terfield t.o continue with thei>id process.
The fair board is asking a minhnwn
rent of $120,000 annually for-·the vacant
land at Fair Drive and Fairview Road.
Porterfield bas also specified. iliat the
land be developed under a recreatioaaJ
complex system, which-can inclUde boteLr
and motels .
He said the bid broclllrea•will'be ad-
vertised In February, March ·and April.
Bids oo the land.will be opened.by May
1, and a lease Of 55-80 YNf8 will bl
awarded by June I, Pcr:Ierflikl said.
Interest In lea8iq ihe -land wai lllin-
ulatejl when Four sea~ Villace, Inc.,
ol Newport Beach propooed build6i,r a
muIJl.mlllion recreational complex on the
NEW DELHI (UPI)-Prime Miniater
Indira Gandbl todey announced un-
condlllonal sumnder of the Paldstao
forces In East PakUtan and proclalmed
Bangla Desb a free nation. She allO
issued a unilateral ceasefire on the
Western.Iront where a major tank·batue
WRS under way. .
"Dicca ls now a free capital of a free
counb'y," Mrs. Gandhi told Parliament
whose members clteered, shouled o!ld
poanded on the~. detl~s at· news :of the
DDS Ti . . .
Mesa Parks Dire
' Bf TEllRY COVILLE
~':1&m tor"' pan;, llr Ille ciV"' ~ llMa.,
''I tz<al 1"$' _, u I'd, -!D J!a _ .. !.; ~·.,, In .. ~
N<lrll! cmuJldli nr111g. • •
·11a,..,. a..., rw _, .... •• a· l!HmJ. If • Blln'• wife or dilld 111-
aict, Joe ""1'11 lim. nice liole.
He W11nliad•wltl!1! -·and aiJters on tile campus ol a amall Qaaker
college In North Carollol. Bui his ltrong
<l!rlslian prlnclples were developed In
llHll-hls da•igllltr Carol, !hen three,
fell out of tho. family Cll' al 80 mil• per
hour.
"When ht cioor opened my whole Ufe
rEiU out,'' be recalls with a lligbt a.nor.
"I )18Cecr the bolPitaI floor utin( tlie
Lard to llelp me. lie did ,aniJ I jlnllDiJed
to dedlcateilny Hie to Him."
Cl1'il lived and ls now married.
-«bis stroqr relig*m outlook, :Joe Jones belIOoes In cloee dlllacl witll
hil mm.. ''Us bou men get too far nay
fiom the tt0rka who are down there In
the filth and dJrt.''
'Ibis week be Issued a new order ~
quiring all parts supem.on . and
foremen to spend· at lwt two• hours a
week riding with' the work crews. Joo plans. to be tile first bou to step in-
to one of the department's old· trucks tor
a two-hour work: ihlft.
"And my office door is always open to
any man wfK> baa a complainti or wants
to talk to me," he adds.
Jones runs a pretty tight ship. He
became parkl director in 1963; 1~tching
over from tha ooUding department
wlthool any prior aperience In perts.
He11 proud ol. his acoornplisbments.
"It's my job to try and cut corners. I
can't run to the city manacer tNerJ day
for added manpower.''
He has Installed several elnlple--
•• victory. "We bave hilled the new nation
ot this bistorle moment • , , We ball the
people « Bangla Desh."
Whetbei-Pakistao would accept the Jn.
dian ~fire w_. not known. Pakistani
Pttsldent Agha Mohammed Yojlya Khan,
in a speech to 'his nation broadcast by
Pakistan Radio at about the 1mne time,
said Pakistan wolild flglit on to final vic-
tory.
Mrs. Qandhl's ceaae-fire was prC>o
clallnfd tor 8 a.m. ·Friday (8:30 a.m.
Ship
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HE RUNS THE. PARKS
Costa'Moee'a 3-s
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cuJtin1 activities. Jones.r<Joes· 1~ by
1peclalllalioo.
In the old daya a few rrien. would do all
work in each park. Now there is a apeclal
crew Iha! does nollilng but fix llld Install
sprinkler heada -the ctV has 7,000
sprinkl ... heada. Another crew· cuts the
grass at all the parks.
Jones has alllO saved thousands of man
hours by convlnclng the city to Install
automatic sprtdde:r systems· and
automatic llglits.
"N-y turns OD a llglit In tllls pert
(See GOOD JOE, Pap I)
* * * ·Several Mesa Par.ks Set ,-.
· ~~ir dittctors·.,.:-.. •·F .... s... For. Ma1· or. Facelift J. .ohs .... type pperatiOn -hotels comblnl!!l with )beaterr, mlliatur< golf, llWiminlng,
ice skating and other recreationlil Jc--
tivJUes. ' . • Of Costa Mesa's 16 parks, 10mt are
They determined, however, ht the bid stlll ln the de!ign stages. Three parks will
process had to be followed, ~ than receive major Jaceliftings over the next
working a direct contract with ane com-few months. pany.
Porterfield said he recenU~d a nib-Corllcl Parl<,·a US acre ollce of land
ble m Interest in the land a Loac at 1llO C6rslCI Place In Mesi Verde, iJ Beach company. • atreldy developed, but will undergo ma-
jor chanl ...
Boat Parade
Time Clarified
Newport Harbor's a n n u a 1
"FestlvaJ of Ltghts" airtltma•
Boat Parade begins Saturd&y olgbt
and .run.t through Th Ur I d I Y,
starting at 6:30 o'clock eoch nlgltt.
~ will be no parade Frklay
n1ghl, u reported wlier.
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It will be eomplel<ly revamped with
the Inotallotlon ol oulal!>atlo sprlnklm,
picnic lheilen, a volleyboll court and a new tot lot.
Tiie revamplnc effort will OOlll •1~000
with Ill the money comioc fJun
dft\dOpel I who "'111 bomea, ,_ the
~ Vld Porlr It 11115 W. 19th St. ls
buUt oor1 Jormer <Ollllly trasb clump, but
may become one of ·tlie city's pmtlest
small p1.rb.
Jt11 t.5 acm will ewntu1Dy Ieatw-e a
large pond, U.lt Incites doep, complete
with • b<ldge. .
Tlil third patk 1eheduled. lor major
y ,
. ~
construction In the near tuture fs
Sl!burbla Pak, Im Calllornla St. 'It
stretches over a:sc acre1 of land, most.of
It a long f1npr ol Soulhem Qillfomia EdiloD Ciimpaoy euemenl.rumllng along
the Santa.Ana River. •
A theme b picked for tho playground In
eoclt city park. The SUburbta theme ;.
the Apollo IPIC< prot:. ud.cily·parb
-Joe Joooe --CID be convinced to dedicate the park
l!Olyeat.
J..,. also hopes the atrouut will
luvl'a permanent foot print In tbe park
to go with the plsqUe remlndq vlllton
ol "Ooli ... u llep fer ........ gtaot
leap for maolclnd."
Sl!burbia Part ls Important beca.,. II
It the tirlll link -In the 'IOl'lh part o! the
city -of what Jones hopes will beeame
one Jona: stretch •Joni the river.
"We will open It for bk:ycles and CUDJ)-
lng ltotn the San Dlti• Freeway to
Gl!ler Avenue Vert IOOCl/' Jones JlfO""
mlsed.
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PST). An lDclill military spak_,.
reported what •ppeand to bo the
greet.st tank battle ol the IUay Wll'
was still raging tonight aJooc the
southern border « Kubmlr llld tllol tho
Pakistanis had lost 40 taiU<s and the h>
dianS 15.
But all major fJB]Jtipg In East Pal<Jsta1l
apparently came to a halt and lnd1aa
Defense Minister K.B. Lall announci<I
that lour members of the Bangla Desll
CS.. SURRENDER, Pqe %)
Committee
To Study
Park Plan
Nnporl-Mea ocbool lnlslea bave II·
nored a request that they adopt OD en-
virOiunontal education policy onil • -
refemd to committee the quatioD «
llJPportlng Costa Meaa't effort to deWiop
100 acm ol llatHwned lllid 11 o porlt.
Both requeats came from an Eetonela
Hlib School teacher, Don Beatty, wbo
repr-led the Newport-Mesa Educallno
Assoclallon (N·MEA) Tuesday beb. tbe
board of trust.ees. ·
Trustees made no comment OD tt1'
policy request oot said their ocho<il.cJI):
liaiaon committee would dlSCUH the park.
Beatty speclHcally aslted the -to ''form a task force of teachers, ad-
ministrators, board members and ift.:
terested citizens" to 1UrVey and develop
environmental activ!U.. In the ICbools.
N·MEA supports Coota Mesa's Projecl
1111 committee, wbich bes already nomed
the' 300-acre parcel ''Fairview Park,"
Beatty said, because It could provide
111clt "nalural uperleooos for all dlslrlcl
students.·-
Costa Mesa City Council -througb
Project 1111 committee -ls Investigating
using the site hetweeo Fairview Stata
Hospital and the Santa Ana River u opea
space.
Beatty said N-MEA wants tho Ille te
Include a nature house, tralll, a botanical
garden, an open-air Indian dilplay, an
archeological site and a group tea.cbtna:
area.
4 Held1in Bird Deaths •
CHEYENNE, Wya. (UPI) -Four Utab
hunters were accused Wedoleday ol
slaying a dozen golden eagles, •nd
federal ofDclalo said the charget wora
the first of several to be handed out In connect1ou with eagle deatha In the
Rocky Mountain ll'H.
:Weadler
Clear blue atle1 are lorecast for
the Orange Coelll today llld Fri·
day with gusty winds blowing any
smog out to sea. Jt will be warmer
' alD!lg the coast rrlday with highs
near 60 and lows near «>.
INSmE 'roDAY .
School trurtt11 in Hunting.
ton Btach CTe mlfftd ..,, U..
rt8Ulb of U.. high tcllool dll·
tric:t't rrading tc0rt.t-al'ld tiu
fact tMI 1111 ,..,.,_,. -u..m flt•~ Pao• n.
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Coun,cilmen ..
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Eye College
rf a;x Laws uit
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' •A 1..,.plt It "'1)1& prepared to 1top the
levying of 1 two-cent property tai: in.
crease throughout the Coast Community
College District to finance $935,000 worth
ot improvements at Golden West c';Qllftie.
Wts!lnlnster City Attorney P a u I
Moraan wu lnsJ:ructed 12Y lhe citf coun-
cil lhla wee~ lo prej>are the auit to O)>Poie ~
the formation of a special assessment
diJtrici that would impose the t&1.
The dislrkt\l"'beina fonned by the col-
Jeae dlitrjet trustees and th& HunliQgton
Beach aty Council Wider i law referred -
to u tht 1913 Act.
Morgan wu 'Unanimously Instructed by
tbe' Wt.Stmlnster CouncJI to file an action ~'that would. tea:t the validity of the assesj.
.'laent district. ·
, 1be actton-was requested by Mayor
/!tte'I McWhi.nney who baa critic!~ the
assessm.ent di.!lr)ct u "taxation wlthout :-representation."
Under the proposal, which won 4-3 ap-
~val by the Huntington Beach CQuncil ..,-t, city in which a college Is located ca~
"form the.assessment distrl~t. but the levy
· :*<>Uld be; Imposed on risidents In aU
cities which Ile wlthln the colleae distrjc1.
.. , ..HunUngton Beach's action alllO has
oeen protested by Costa Mesa, Newport ~acb, Fountain Valley and Seal Beach. • ::.; * * * :chancellor Says
W earing Nee<led
·iFor 1913 Act :;r·
DAILY' P ILOT 11•11 "1191'f AIRWEST MECHAN ICS PICKET AT ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT
JOhn Mireles (right) and I. D. Swan Walk the Line
Other Airwest. Unions
Meet 'in Strike Wake ;l..:~~~ton Be1ch must hold a public
--..i-ing'before the 1913 Act becomts of·
jicial, ~ding to Ule--chancellor of tbt... All u .... i.es Airwut fllghU In eiaht re""me w1'th super -... do••• th ~unity COlleee·Ofstrlct.... weste~tes, parts of Canada and Ji.fu. .m~1ibics11 jobs: vi-s _ :.:'!" ~ ii.tiuitori:.Beach.~ bai 'approvid .:"tbe-Jco.... were , cah'"celed today aa. the. com. M"emDers of the Aircraft..'Mtchanla
.b:"1111nt1Ple; ,twice," Dr. "'o""'.... -Daily.~:~ 570 lrlethiniCs-entered their iA. ~[,ater"-1 -. A •. "°'. iali""_ t ali,··.W!, f.h.nde. nt
'.8 n'iO!d dlsttlct tnlstees w~;~;;;y ~naaay'Ori'B&ik'e: .... • · · • · --., ~ri1on, ·;en~ on strik;' alter io m-fn"ths of
Jlight. :. Flight~ frora Orange County Aj,rport con\ract negotiations 9roke down Tues •
If estabt1$hed, the 191S ~ct would 1tllow ceased W~dnesd,y after the 7:45 a.m. day.night. Alrwest officials said the union
the college district to levy a dlstrlctwide flight '~ Phoen.iJ. There an Ol}IY. twQ ,did not give the. traditional 72-hour ,trike
tai: to raise rooghly $960,000 for Im· ~arucs at the c.°';llltY airport, ~c· wamln1. '
provements in the . alhlelic facilities 1.t cording to A1rwest of1:1c1als, but lhe !trike As of this morning, Airwest. supervisors
Golden West College and ei:panded -has halted all ~perahons. did not know il other wtions 'ofould honor ~--circuit television. ~·-: H .--:Llni'.=l.J1chf!~ld, spokesman ''· the -tbe...m~~s',flckets.. ·~.:...:
The tn would ht· about two ts aU"tiiie \\>lllcti Is wbolly Md b)t ntelitwa sail: "Wt ~Ve ~ not •loo 8sse5sed valutUoo. ,_ cen pei:· ,. bDUOnaitt "feel Use: Ho!_ard ~sa14 ~!lie<! ho~s~ au~w~D be
Q>sla Mesa r~lt' ~ doyrn ~ .. Ill', today w1t5 tjlo'1' ..,.__llfti -{rOuiJ~ 111ploj!l~lii:.!~lude
oimilu "4111411.lor,\)r.logi ' st Cfll..t. ~ ~ iw:lh~ ; ::lr.•" ,.IH""~ hers Aocon11n; to ciiifetrow ~s. the 111Y 1 r.. _ \• . ..,.
Act aUows a city in wfilCli a community • · ~ -·'· ·
O>llqe ii Joc11t.ecl to se~ up a special L •
·-sme•I djslricj. c..11.,. trustees then r AQks , 72 T ....
levy tuu .(pr t.be ~,in .0.rOJm:' • 'C .I.! ~~.WI .. 1 •Al.Ill 1L. 1i'~~·1 J ' . w~~J~ii~J.ttlli!•lion1l~:.. •~ at what they termed "the itnelal
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m.Lsunde:i:Jtandin1 of the act." •":.l';i:..'I:':':
. ,"I ha,ve ttt!itnothina: written or: S~¥ell
that tri,dl~tts a ~leiµ: upderstand}ng 0;f
the 1tl31 ~ct." complained Tnistff •
George RDdda .• "Can..c we hold ...more
discusSion with the c1t1.U'to clear li-uP? •1
C.Osta Mes1'1 'C11Y'COunCU and· Mafot
Ed Hirth of Newport Beach filed protest
letters on the 1913 Act with the co,Jlege
district. Sjlokestnen for Fountain Valle#
aDd Westminster have publicly crlllciud
the coUqe qislficl 0¥.trJt, _
Rodda pq.[lhed for ,aome. type of action
to show the clUes ttJat the college dlstrl~t
fully supports the JIH3 Act. ·
"It seems to tne our inaction: hal
created more · mlsunderitanding;"· ht
Hid. "I don't want It to aJ>ptar we ire
reluctant to act properly in the best in-
terest.s of Uie whole district."
''Once done, the mer:lta11f ft will be so
overwhelming there will be. no ob-
jediont." he added.
Welson, however, asked trustees -to
bold up any actions until the actual cost
of improvements at Golden West can be
re-a&sessed.
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DAILY PILOT
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·• µ:_'fl'!.il,fiir Ne1'JIOii Beach liomeown. "When you talk about ibaslc oheller'
en who'lte &ting Orange County because the goq: price doesn't change much
Ol''jet11oise at Oran_i~ County Airport art ,beca"Qa:e .of the environment,11 Ehiory
about to ask that ld of the m6re than 900 .said,
caHs_be.11et for trial. ~'When you 1et into something like
Angelo" Palmlerfi attorney for the Newport Bt&ch," he said, "you're not
hoi;neoWJ!.erJ who"' claiming $21 ml!Uon talkilg aboui 'basic sheltef.• homes.
in damages , said h&:hopes the cases will ''The envlronment bet~-~ 11).U~h JJ:V¥e g~~~,.Uie calendar t'°metime nei:t ~um; inn.uential on·UlcvaJ.ue.at~ b()m~,1r.M
mer. . . ' ~ , l.l ~ ... ullt.. -J"... J' :: ... _.:-R·.
, .fliii>ltff~'he ciJuld not e.;.i~ 111? -1 ~Emory said lie Is conlideril ot~ln ~ •. or.::w.ednesdJy's Lo["XftlfJes ' the i uits here and said chance• have been
Superior Court jUdgment agalntl fh;c1ty !urther erilanctd by a recent UCLA , A , . • • ,. . otudy,
Of Los !'te~ ~ which 520 ·ltnaqwners .. ., He-.said that aludy halo.: proven that
were awarded f659,000. '-i --".__..,· ftotse is harmful to peoptC ,
"I woula have to know more details : ·
abO\lt:their case to de'tennine the effect it
would have on our:s,11 Palmieri said.
Alrport noise critic, Daniel Emory, one
of the plaintilf.s in the local case, said he
was "a little discouraged" over the
awards that totalled just over fl,000 per
1-.omeowner, bul sakl he·s sure ' the
awards here will be OOnsiderably higher.
Palmieri said he couldn't comment
because he didn 't know how <:lose the
bomt!s actually are to the airport.
Emory said a factor in what he feel s
were low awards is the consideraUon that
the homes involved were termed "basic at>etter" and ~there.fore their value was
mt depreciated to any great e1tent by
!ht· ovez!iead no~ . . ,.-.. . .. •, . .
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SURRENDER ...
government flew to Dacca today to form
a transltippal government,
The Pakistani garrison in East
Pakistan was estimated at 60,000 to 80,000
men and mllilary sources said 101s of the
enlire garrison meant Pakistan had lost
one fourth to one third of the combat
forcts at its disposal. The Pakislani air
force in Easl Pakistani was knocked out
days ago.
: Lall sakl lhe terms of surrender pro-
vided that all Pakistani troops in the
Ea11t ,.ould become priaooers of war.
·:Li~ll '"Lifted~.,-• i -1.
Leo Pr~~es p ndoing fo;:susp~~t·,
The lion wi shall call Leo and "his is .... 11ala officer Potfer,· who cited Adamson
quite a tale. . for violation of a city law he bad finally
It all started last Saturday when rookie become. aware of which prohibits wll!f
Buena 'Park police officer Joe Potter animals in Buena Park, . . •
spotted a man walklhg a lion "bigger ~; Lt& 'ftl! taken-~ lhe, county anl.lbal~
than.._ a Oemian shepherd" near tha ,..tfielt-'r for quart11til'e tesu. 1 • • ~
Fullerton airport. • • 1 • • four days pasSed . and the Orange ..
Potter o.Wtioned the man but · ltft County sheriU tent a deputy to Buena
when he could DOt determ.lne U 1113 city ·Part pollct..11taUon. He was working wttli
Jaw· had been vloli!ed. the River.side sherilt's office in search of
Leo then got into the act. He Invaded a a hot lion which had betn atolen In that
fealdene1 yard and •Uacked 1 17 monlb county.
· pld girl. Fortunately,· she '*'' on I y 1n due ume. Leo's owner arrived from
acratched 1 btt. · Riverside and proved to sbelttt offlcer1
"As near as we can determine, Leo that the lion wa1 indeed his pet. He wu
wu just tryiog to !'.!"'"" the 1nue rtrl 1rantfll custQ!ty. • 1nmt ptlilll 01H9_. irl' o 8UOM Porll -~!11 'Bu.na.' PQk pollcl• llid tbe
Officer. ".Pt<baps 'Iii 1t1ltd her for o .,i.erfffi office •re loot!i!ll Io I
Chrlltmu ~y.' • "Adamson ." Rlveriide depuOe1 don't
The wMcllL1t1 epl*e put police, on believe thlt ls h!l ttue nome,Bul U-he It
the trall Ill the mllfl;llpln. He wu IDllnd llil°llwl".t¥\' \>ille~he Ii, JM bas 1 rop .
and tl1G b.11 name ' wu John WI Di lhfft two pa14& lon1•. 1
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~ ' U.. 1 e:c:o.t:f"..JUlll Park : .. • 1
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: ,,_;....,'ol:liJ ... tie =.\'\ dulll -=ft_! '"U you art• lnia.frlllld, woll I J11e&1 n. ~ """ ..... ,, -cloolDldd lhd ~' ::..--you are wllllnf to~' do t11)'1_hl¥,, eve• ~ ""~ • J....L-world.. -J· .... "!'"""'"'" beyopd y~r~ 'r.' "' 1 t . , .. ~ly oll!Dhl<b"uy w-,.. WOfllen who knew Ralpb .f!ll'ldo Gulpm· g ·~-.... 18'-•• of ••· ~~ -• .. are certain be tould tell.it was'llMJ'..... ·-·· u~ 1tn... l.D9 ~ "'itin'a ~IYJiem ts a~tU'ue They burlfd him Wed~•Y.:.M~ eldest a°lonf. four s~ns -one still near
dlllerea~ !ri>m .--cittu •• lllllill!l ..ol wly he baa asked. ; . .,_·,· ~ffli;"-death from his Injuries -~lµrt!'<! th~kl
&lnl 'a department within the ctfy .. • tt .By two• and threes, ~mJ-.1t , at grave11lde. • ~
wae--.tabliahed .u...a-1epat•t.e d1lliJct + tome croulne tbem1elve., 70 ~ tJi & "I can't say the words for how I feel."
wjlh taifng power1. • -~ .... foUo'!fed on too~ to'hls final .i:estifts plf.~. Shock!d ·city' and county of!lelals ' at '.l'he-taii: rate -1et by the <:ity ~U 10 mUes, Ofl 'U\e sidewalks o.(.,it-ubUtbJa .... ;:'IS ellft'eritly 37unt• per f!OO •~'iid ant! shady, trte-lined rural byw)y1, ·· .~ first 'said Ralph Jurado Segovia'• ftna1 valuatio~ 'l)lat JQO~.Y feedt :t~· par~!.. 1be~ are no long, 'black CadU~ l4d wish was impossible, be<:ause It woufd ~t and JU1:e recreatloo.. depart-Packards ln the back country .vlllia:f-tpf snarl traffic. ' '
mlibl;.besded by K!Jl)J Van Holt. . Meiico where Ralph Juradd ~~ Friends' who rallied ' to the grief·
"Ollr• 1971·72 "budget for parks ill literally began his ~rticular i<?UtAey:Ja stricken Segovia household at 1325 E,
$4C,l90," Jones says. "When you coo-years ago. • ·• .... Thlrd St., Santa A.na, beseeched the
s.idel'· all the costs, that doeso't leave Heads bowed, bis buddies carrf'ef.ffie various county and city agencie.s to allow
mueh moriey. fOr ·park deve.lcipmetit/' iray casket, yellow 'and White-blo.'9Qf'lt the procession.
• Tbe bud&et ill up a mere fl.500.oO'tr the covering it from Our Lady of Guadalupe A ruling by Sa"nta Ana City Attorney
previous. year and there .la ·one leis man ~ Catholic Church: jn Santa AP r to Holy Jim Withers finally de cl 8 red
on the 1taff. Sepulcher Cem_ett.ry lD Orange. ' · bureaucratic codes cannot makt: dlstinc· A Jot of money Is saved b)' using park Arturo Sepulveda, wbo&e .teenajed
,_WI for .work that coulcf be, .riven to a daugllter Rosa Wai to have wed the·= tion between slowly rolling hearse tires .,..¥ •· or shuffliN: human feet . ~a\e CQntractor. --youth alter the(r liigb IChool araaua :J'he --pqk crews art installing all the led the so'mher, tradiliqnal J)roc:eulon.~ t For death ls 1 common denominator
automa.UC sPrlnkler aysterna themselyu; Their. simple dream or· m'alriage, .ta among all people· and a man is loved by
This .1ear they put · in 25, acres ,ot heJDe and, {labl'if wa~ ahat~ ,earJy someone, M niifter hoW great <1r aprl~a, saving the city about $30,000 ~.Sunday in a 1rinding car ci'iah_fa .. ~1~. obscure.
to $.0,000. · . : his brother ~lir, 15, abd a thi(d youth: it "At fir-st I got ntad at Santa Ana.'1'1d·
· Jo11e!I, ability to organize efte"CUl't! Ule· wbeel w~ corning horrie from a mits Ralph Jurado Segovia's father.
work crews is generally conctded. But dance 1n Chino.._• "John F. Kennedy ••• they took him
.Orne residents have criticized the, City One week ffrller, he began teIU11g walltjng."
for an apparent lack or paiks. • friends he '~av\ed to be carried to· his
"Our department Is only 10 years old," grave in a trifellllonal .Mexican funeral
be remlnds skeptics. 'lWe took oyer ·from procession. ... l -·.. . 1
the county when the~ were on1y two "He must hav; knii~n,."11Jlirmured one
parks in town." of the palJbe!feii, '21j!ar-o1d Jol\r.
Costa Mesa now has 15 parks covering Gonzales. ll~ae in Mexico tha~'~ Wh,t
118 acres at various stages of develop-we do when 'Wei..]oved eomeone a lotr to
ment. The master plan calb for 30 parks show respect."! -:
by 1980, aod that doesn't Include the pro-The somber journey -first pedestrjin
posed 300-acre Fairview Park. ft111tral f!rDCess.lon in the count)'. for~ 25
Besides 7,000 sprinkler heads, the park.II years -took four hours, drawing curious
department also cares for: 100,000 fetl of stares from passing motorists.
sprinkler pipe, 224 baseball lights, 18 Ralph's father Rafael, his m o t h e r
baseball fields, 100 pieces of playgroun(t Esperanza and his fiance RDsa were
equipment, 11 drinking fountains and 35 among the marchers, some of the women
toilets. cradlin& babies.
Rectntly, a new task was tossed into "I tried to convince them to carry It
Jones' domain. His men are now only the last mile or so, but no, this was
reaponslble for 20,000 trees ln city to be done," remarked Father Lawrence
parkways and countless ml1es of median Rodriguez, padre of Our l41dy Of
strips. Guadalupe Church.
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TURMOIL ..•
' . Judaism and also the joJly old saint from
the North Pole.
"I taped it all and I know what was
said," Wetzel revealed, adding he record-
ed the·final rehearsal too.
Robert Mr Damir, chairmen ,of the
NJFA's California Justice Foundation
board or directors, cbarges in his reply to
Eason Monroe's ACLU Christmas pro-
gram 'guld61ine.r lllat Ille otber .,.....p
erred. • •
Damir coqt.endJ ACLU attorneys.imply
Christmas programs constitute rellrtous
indoctrination. '
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· chests. Every on• pric1 slaihed; e111ry on 1 1 re1 I tr1asur1. 'f'/Jlh
_ , \"f~u ·~~ ~oy,n,~ to fin~ thet y•ry 1p•cial piec1 ypu'v • ~••n look-• • • · 1ng fo r 1n t~1s group. 1·
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PROFESSION~.J. GARREff fURNlllJRE 2215 HARBOR BLVD.
INTERIOR DESIGNERS Opet1 MOft., Thurs. I l'fl. Iv... COSTA MESA, CALIF.
646°0276 646-0276 Your /avarit1 Interior d1sign1r uttU b1 Mm to cu.ti!& vou , ••
Ad1mm. W.011.l llabra. • Tiiey '"? he 1te~i ~th er lhln11 betl<lel
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Nixon Gets
' Five Women
Now Age1its
Solons .Vo~ . • ~rackdown _on_ Grtift .'IT.~s PQlic~.~
T S ft NZwAIUt, N.J. (UPI) -who are misled Into thin~ "loo '16! G"" ;~ hll Barr~ Dllkes 'izo,*. 1llllfao
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Extend Bid ' , . WASHINGToN (AP) -'lbe U.S
Secret sem.e bu lta 11ra1 fomale
tpeeW .-fl to help guard
preaidentt aod -the. Cimltih>
0 Uppo Ma)'or-A.Glblon11ya I'm going to do thlnp 1 dif.• mlpltloJI effel!IVI Feb, I, the clty'amottrecentcontr.,a
. DWl1 d II Cr 1 n ti• d city ferent way. wiaOs the Clly Council boosta will! ~ Police SUpertor ~ . ,.. . :.=~-:c:1r~ .~1s:.ir .. ~0~ bflialuy ... ~te<fthatltbfl ·n.:m·~?br~
For Jobless _t!Qn ''...-all -""' ~ D al · • , !ll' i crac!<down an gralt and to lie 1 little bit croo~ed to gel , lntmedlm aubordlnlte, Police ell oo fir Jiu nol acted ca ev Uatio·n ~-bu cut their !JI. the job done," Glhoon said. 10del Allllloey-. Glhoon'• roqaeot lo ralae a.do
....... lledden-bas submiltid 1 Ia-• -11n111 '90,IOO a year. don't salary to $11,ooo; ,
WASHINGl'ON (UPI) -~ bu
---to PreO!deot Nliton Jegil-lation ....... which •bout 10 _percent of the mtion'1 l.l5 'mlllion unemplo,red workers
-.Id pl 10. extra 13 >yeeb .of redu<;ed •
unemployment benefits. .
and dOmlltlc." , i
'1.ve women, all colle11
gradl!'les Ill Uielr IOi, "'"' .......
In Wednesday aod joined the 1,111 •
,_who.~ the ..._..._~ >loo
pro11dent 'aod thek-~te'
flDlilies aod guard the nation'• cur-nncy against eounterfeiten.
. \ • . "llie llllllftlon lo -In ll)e -• -•
~ department. w be re -.l
WASHINGTON (UPI) ,.... Wben .""' ~lice Diroctor Jolin L. Red-16 STORES BRIM FULL mlnlatratlan ottlclall , enter er u c la l den fl ·Under "lrmeadous • · •
neeotJall"'I' Jrilb the United ·~tea'~; .~e" to q'ul~ Glblim said. ' • ••
• trading pu1ners 1n wuhfncton this ~ fl threatening to Of Chrht1110s· Goodin · ·
weekend, Ibey will have t!"'supporl ,o( reelgntn1·sa!aiydispatew)th . , ·;< • >' • •
The legislation would •PJ>ly to states wtier. thoee •WI receiving beoeflts and
tliose who hava exhau.tecf them bas to-
Uled 6:S percent, or mare ci the work
force for the past JS weeks. That eur-
renUy ~udes 11 statea plus Puerto Rico.
The agenta' dutl .. also Include
protection .. of major preaidellltal
candldaltl aod vlelting belda of
state.
Democratic and Repn~llc1n •COD· the·.City·Councll, wblch la fre. fiizl.
_.Jona! leaden for' an agreement to quenUy il~oddl with Glhoon. Cs\, cth P. ••. s' t . . ':·
devalue the dollar. "The word ts nut that OUll __ ''---
The CX1Dgrtssional leaders· met with nobodv ean 'make money ml __ _:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:._~ Prdldent Nlzon for Olll hour IOd 1$ ,this admlnlstr1Uon," Gibsonl-
Jn!nulel Wednesday. When Ibey emerged 11id. "
In tboee areu it was estimated there
are 5.18,000 workers who have used up
tJjejr regular 39 weeks of benefits. Under Inmates Foiled the legiBlaUnn they W<JU!d pl ao extra 13 • . .
weeks Of ball benefits up until July 1.
ThoM itartinR the special program just bdore tho Mnff date would still pl lhO!r
full 13 week!, with the flnal ·ead date
coming_.Oct. 1.
The .'freaaurl' would foot the bilHa< the
mra benefits -11i!tead Of t}\rough • taz en employers as Ls the case with the reg.
, ular benefit.!. The states wf)ere workers 'would,qual~y imn\ediatel~ Include Ala.-
ka, Calllumla, cOOnli:licu~ Maliie,' Mas-
· rachusetts. Michigaii~ew.~ney,..J!hode i Island, VentlO!ll, Waajiliigtq11 md Nevada,
in addition to ' t\lf! commo'nwealtb of -
; Puerto 'Rico. , • .
A spokesman for Sen. Warren Magnu·
, &On {D-W1J..sh.), said Oregon, Pennsyl·
'vania ~ ~wail ~·rill.Pt qilalify as · well. .
• Rep. Wiibur D. Milh CD-M!),.fn atgu.
,Ing fOr>.llle meaauil! Wed-y,, 118ld
l'.:e~ .. ~t~ :.~~~' bu an unemplO)'llient· rat<! ,if about 10
percent. • • . • '
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In Prison Break
• HONOLULJ1 (UPI) -One inmate·,. ..
•hot IOd i/iferal guard& -lnjUJ:!d In an attin\ptid eocape from a., llawlli
State Prison Wednesday night
It was the·secood dis-In eight
-1t.tlie two-stoiy.piiaon. l A ~ •aid seven prisooera In the
'maximum .....,.uy aectlnn tried lo
/S<ape, liOd 'In the ensuing disturl>ance,
Prlsooer Ralph• CUesta waa -In U1e
leg .. '.
, Several guanls were reportAld Injured,
llllj ·two were taken . to the hospital.
CUesta WlO; also taken 'to Queen's Medical Center., •.
Following Ule attempted escape, about
10 to 20 pdsoners who w.... ln the recrea-
tion yard -lo return earller then usual but the priooners cllbned they
.,.,.. belng unfabiy truted.
fr<im thO White House cabinet room, Ibey "'!be pollcemert don't woi:t •
said C.ngiess will approve devaluation ... 11¥<! for Redden u they did
1ly rslslng the officjal price of gol_d for prev!oo!I dlrecton," he
wheoever the admlnlatratlon uks for IC said. ''They openly malte
"We think It ts 1 atep In the risht dir,.. , llatemenla -ind I knOw
tlon and ~iclal to the U.S. eoooomi;'' at>out !him,~. that since !hey
Senate Democratic . Leader MI Ire canl malt• uy money aoy .
Maolfield ·said. · mor:e, then the heD with ll"
Rep. Gerald R. Ford, the House . Redden waa appointed aller
Republlcan leader, sa1a be bellev<d tlie Gibson took office July 1, 19'10,
Q;ingress would "respqnd actonHngly" U as Newa.rk11 first ' b I·a ck tiie negptlations show progress. ' · mayor. The previous mayor,
The Weekend meeting will inv01Ve ·Hugh .J. Addonizlo, was con-
flnance ministers ol the 10 richest naUona· vided on federal shakedown
of the DOn-COmmllnist world. charges·after Gib.son beat him
Nixon announced Tuesday a t t er for te-electlon.
meetlng wilb French President Georges People "In IOd out of the
Pompidou in the Azores that f.be United police detyartment, of low rank
States would work toward d0evaluatlon ot' .and tugh, would like to see
the dollar. -Redden quit because they
Meuwbil.e, the Price Cmnmipioo took WQuld prefer to see ttie
1clon Wednes$y to limit' price fee !JI. depart;nent run the. old way,
creases charged by doctors IOd dentlsta. wjlb coi;rupUon," Gibson said,
Your $10 blll may go '"P to ·$ID.ZS "I'm getting all !dna. of
lhortly. But U It gets hlgber than that, crazy pressures from people
the doctor may find himself OOlllulting -
with' a government agent instead of an
ailing poUenl GENTLEMEN ••• -F~~~d~ tdptiv .~. Re1Jeals Lile
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Lindsay Set
For Seven ·
WE AIM
TQ PLEASE
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1fi·:Red . Vhi.na ·Pr~on Cell Primari.es l ' . .
PlllLADELPJt!A (AP) .;. .itlh newsmen,.afnce. be ,and •'!id she waots anme new WASHINGTON . (UPI)
Shndlng <Otect II) .Jnmt of:. Mary Ann lllrbort were dresse8, but absolutely no Mayor John · v, Llndaay of
Cbrtstmaa ~. h3ndl cl••~i._ irel~sed Monday In Hong . siacks. New York· will enter.
. his . volce ..JOW and often=~ ; Kong. . ,.. . "She said 'Please don't·buy Democrat I c presidential
audible, Richard Fedeau .. tol MiSJ Harbert, 25, of Palo· ·me, .ny pants. 1 want· some primaries. In aey~ states, .the
.-of. tbe,.~Jy, 19 y~ars. he, . Alto, who spent more · than dresses," " Mrs. Harber:t'..salC Wasblngtmi~po,rt \aid today.
. in_,;..:8 Co~~ ~•:· three years in prison'in·Chlna "I ·guess she'• been weathig c. ·The ~ Ptst ahla· Lindsay
. p .. ..,n. . , and had been given up for ..... In ~·-· w uldn't · · ' . "I was alone , si> ~lo""·'"' dead by her parents said she i-u-'-'UIUA. o you Republican who •witched to . 'le• • • assume that'" b . Fectea1,1 said1 W\Kfnesday:~ would~!!th .newsmen tir Miss Harbert. and Feet.tau t e I>erno!;raUc party :uns. TH INK . Because oflhis, the j,'>year-day._ "• , . . · both ar• ·~· · .J.lnal reaulta year, would enter primarll! hi
· otdrectea!l1 ~~dhtn6wl.Qlmd Prev¥1iif ":~":~ for qf ~; • ." · .. ~at nearby Florida .• Wlacon ~n ; 11
. It d~t .!<\ met!t and. '1>eak. pbotoW'jfJS' b!il had refused V~ey' ·FP\'P edlcal Center Maasaclw!etta, Ind I 1 n a; J " · bl' ~ · witll ,penl)Jt. . to ...,.., questions. and ·1!ospltal where they were Oregon Calif rota and N lOlw:) .
Fecteau, an .\fmJb '.civilian 1!111; Polly .-Harbert, her tak ... °'TllesdaY. on their arrival York, but w ~d 8ki th~~I · .. · ~ ll · emp!oy1'wjio spen}-ball of bis mother, said that during a 9l! t!ie •U.S. D\ain!and after .. 0 . P : "· ·WESl'CillFF PLAZA.
19 yeals • jmprisoiµnent In tearful telepholfe conversation 27-hour Olgbt from Hong S>ri!na\'Y• I\>, New, Ham • , NEWPORTER INN 'anlitf!)'~~fi)jja flrstm"°ting, Wldneaday that Mary Ann Kong. lllarth •7. , 1 ' ' .
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We 'specialize in ·mink at its glorlous fa shion best. Only tho
freshest qual ity skins will do. Styling must be elegantly .up to
. date. Details must l>e attended to with meticu lous care. Tho
cut of a sleeve , the roll of a collar, the -.wing of o skirt must
· be executed with couturier perfection. But most of ell, wo
specialize in personalizing the luxury of natural mink to you -
_ with .fa,h ion, qualit;y and volu.e, no matter what amount you . ' spend. · . . . ••
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Memo to 111et1 •••
Buy her a fur f~r Christmas
• • • wltti exchange Pf1vlledges
MASTER. FVRRIER Sl~CE 1933
Me)ACQU~S
DIS .. NIU -1 MANUPA,c:TUlllS OP WOILD'S PINIST PUU
14 Fashion Island
Newport Beacll e 644-4661'
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UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Moridty thr1.1 S•h1'4l•v
10 ,,111, to 91JO p.111.
S11~•Y 12 +. I P·"'·
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IC!EPINQ knov.1edgeablo end
courteous storekeepers to
• H!Vt you.
'ICEEPING a atore lhafs f11endly;
e:asuaI and fUll of things.
ICEEPINQ gift boxes to wrap
thosa thlngs.
KEEPING lota·ol places to park
your car.
ICEEPING In "'1nd alwaya th• moot .
...., __ "(" lmP.ortant.thlng ·:.YOU.
, THESE A!U(so~il. o~, THE THINGS J KEEP.
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Costa .. M ~
• -r Cootll MeA bu ca!'llJl'Od t prize with ti., &11o
nounce<I all'"ment to annex 228 acres of lrvlne In·
dustrlal land neit to the Orange Coun\)' Airport.
While the 1nnentinn iJ not legally complete, It
appears there wW be lltUe opposlUon to it becaU!e the
lrilne Company controls most of the pr P,erty ~d bu
agreed to the annexation. ' •
Clly officials are justlliably happy With t)>e move.
Most of the acreage currenUy iJ vacant. But It iJ nearly
all intended for Industry. That represent,> a lar1e
amount of rich tax base for the city.
The annexation also means Costa Men clly bound·
aries touch the airport, and perhaps Costa Mesa will
bave a greater influence on its future development.
Mayor Robert Wilson uid the Irilne Compan,i:
cgreed to the annexation because it felt Costa Mesa 1
Ught Industrial zoning laws would spur better industrial
development U so, Costa Mesa bu earned a reward
for Its eUort. The pn>posed annezaUon can only help the
futme development of thiJ ~ty. ·
Redeveloping Downtown
Redeveloping downtown Costa Mesa Is a major atep
In the city's future whleh ought to involve all the people.
City oUiclals now have a plan for redevelopment which
covers 10 pn>posed years of work and n>ughly '8 mil·
ion in costs.
Some -perhaps a major part -of the '8 million
will be underwritten or advanced by city taxpayers.
Argumenta for and against the project have already been
voiced.
Reward
, l. W h 11 e lbe agenr.y does not have to agree to
d ... utown redevelopment. It Is a major step In the pro-
cess. The council session starts et 6:30 p.m. The rede-
velopment agency will be a public bearing Item. Residents who have anything to say about the pn>J·
ect -pro or co~ .,..., should sJep Jorward Monday nlghl
It's the public's chl.nte to become involved. • • The DAILY PILOT believes a well-don' redevetop-
ment In the downtown area would benefit the entire
city, both through increased sales and property taxes
and through Increasing the overall attractiveness and
desirability of the community. Th:.,'i1~b, council should
move on to the next step In dele g the project'•
feasibility by setting up a redevelopment agency.
Weed Abatement Hassle
Weeds stW seem to be an unretolved !Jsue in Costa
Mesa. They are unsighlly, there seems to be no major
disagreement about that (except to. those who prefer
weeds to bare ground).
But the doubt steps In when the city decides to
clean them up because a property owner hun't. Prop-
erty owners have lately quesUoned the bills they r ..
celved from the city.
A few weekJ •to one man wu In deep shock -
understandably -when his bill jumped from '15 one
year to more than $300 this year. Recent complaints •purred Councilman WWI.am St. Clair to ask that the
aty staff explain to the council what a weed abatement
"crew" is and breakdown all the costs.
It's time the confusion was cleared uv.. Controversy
over weed abatement has taken up significant time in
two city council meetings.
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Some residents feel the ·city ls investing ln down-
town fnr the aole benefit of land owner. and merchants
there. Proponents argue that redevelopment will event-
ually build a better property tu base out of the area,
u well as providing Ultlmately for more aa1 .. tu· rev· enues. ,
Monday night Ille city council will ~edde It it wants to auth'Orlle a redevelopmant agency to look Into the
There is one aspect to remember. The weed abate··
ment charges are only made after the city bas warned
the pn>perty owner to do It himself.
If councilmen don't like this system, then they
ahould change it But it seems a terrible wule to spend so much time on what is not really such a substantial
'Sure '.n begorrah, J'DU understand all this is:far ,th'J
glory of Ireland, madam/'
prohlem. C
Bomewlfe Doem't Know What to Believe
Confusion Over Detergents
WASHINGTON -The harassed
hou.l,wUe, up to her elbows ln suds, no JoDctr knows what to believe about detergents.
Practically every detergent on the
martet aeems to be linked with
llOl1lelhing catutrophlc. Some are aajd to -cauoec:onm,othen
1o in'Ulte the skin,
athen to endanger
the lives of litUe
cbildten, still othen
to deltrny life ID riv·
era ml lakes.
To set clothes
"wbtW than white," dilla1tot -manufac-aar.r. b&ve ...arted
to a varJety of complex detergent
lwmulas, none of which has been lhown to be both compl'1ely 1afe and tffectlve.
T8E SAFEsT WASHDAY detergent 11
heny duty granulated soap, which bit
fallen JargeJy out of use. 'In 1oft water, ·
IOIP ii aald to be just as effective as
molt detercenta. But the housewife wm
hive to hunt for sranulated aoips la the
npennarket.
Here, meanwhile, Is the latest status of
leVtral detergent Ingredients that bave
auaed conlroversy:
-NTA, or nltrllotrlacettc acid , Js
suspected of causing geneUc damage in
people· and, therefore, 1J now baMed
outright by the govumnenl Although at c:me time the most promising substitute
f«' phosphates, It may never be allowed
back on the market
-ENZYMES ARE BACK. Reversing
a.is' earlier declslc:in, the Food and Drug
Administration has stated that enzymes .m both ale and effective. MedJcal
-'st0ates earlier bad warned that enzymes
could irrJtate the akin and cau!e lung
damage. But the Natlon.al Academy of
SCiences-Natlonal Research Council bu
now concluded that "the average emyme
llundry product in nonnal UJe by con-1111mers bu not produced more primary
irritation of. the akin than hive '1lmllar
products that contain no enzymes."
Enzymes Wllll't get out all U!t llalnl,
however, that 10II1e manut1ctuter1 have
claimed.
-BORATr!!, CARBONATES end lllica\el, ·lbt ·!JO!>pbolphato detergents,
are dangerom for amall children. Lut
August, a lltue girl in ConnecUcut
swallowed a handful of a cauaUc "non-
polluting" delergent and died ol 1ul-
focatlon within atx days. The inrredients
had burned away her windpfpe. The
government, fearing that 11 many 11
39,000 children might &Wallow detergenta
each year, reversed Jt1 stand qalnat
phosphate detergents and decldod tbe1
were safer than non-phosphates. "The
safest thing ln tenns of human health ls
to use Phosphates." said Surgeon General
Jesse Steinfeld. A month later, be revers-
ed hlmtell again. He tald that not all non-
pbospha\el contain caustic lniredients
and that some phosphate detergents are
just as harmful to swallow as their
caustic replacements. In a moment cf
wisdom, Steinfeld recommended scap.
-PHOSPHOROUS, certainly the most
controversial ingr«:lfent, Is found in 90
per cent ol all detergents sold in
America. Phosphates are nutrients that
stlmu1ate the growth of algae in the
water. In the last few years, thousands cf
tons of phosphates from detergents have
been dumped in American waterways.
AJ.iae growth, which depletes the supply
of Oxygen in the water, bas become so
extena:Jve in some areas lhlt;;,~ and
fish rue are ~Jy eitincl
The most popular phosphate detergent
ts Tide, made by Procter and Gamble, ~e biggest ~er in America. Tide
contain~ 11.J.~ent phosphorus, which
II abo(!t J )>t!telll more than moot.
AltholJ&b many~detergent makers would
settle for a limit of 8.7 percent
pho9pborus in detergents, Procter and
Gamble has taught adamantly against
sui:b a ruling.
MICHAEL KIERNAN, a researcher for
Kirkland Hall, the ecology college we are
establishing, reports that Gain, Duz, Ox-
ydol and Cheer also contain more than 8.7
percent ~horus.
His research indicates that granulated
soaps or Uqu.id crganic cleaners are both
safe and effective. At the very least, he
advises housewives to check th e
detergent package and find out how much
phosphorus it contains er, 1f It is a non-
phospbate detergent, whether Jt ti
dangerous to children.
Will Teddy Run in 1972?
The National AssoclaUon of ls·Ted-Ken--
nedy Running-for-President Writers held
its annual banquet at the Delphic-Hilton
in Washington the other evening. More
than 500 me?tbers attended.
President Augustus J. Aucury reported
proudly thal assoc i-
ation production was
up 16.3 percent over
la.st year. Associ·
aUon members,
he said, w e r e now
grinding out an av-
erage of 43.8 neq. paper articles, mag-
aime pi eces and net-
"°'t specials ea<h
day oa the question:
"WiU Senator Kennedy Run for Presi-
dent in 1972?"
THE MEl\mERSHIP ls, of course, bit-
terly divided on this questi on. A large
faction holds the Senator couJd have the
Democratic nomination for the asking.
But It'& spilt Into two splinter groups:
OIAHOI COAIT
DAILY PILOT
l!obcrl N. Werd, Pu~U.h<r
T1">m<u ll'.'evil, Edi ....
Albert lY.. Bait•
Edltorlal Page Editor
. ·~ r"' -
4 t .Art Hopi:", . J
The He-Isn't-Asking Splinter Qroup and
the He-Is-Too Splinter Group.
Another denom ination believes be
couldn't win if he tried -witb half
11ying he Isn't trying and ball •mllinC
superiorly.
Still another schism clings to the
dogma that he is waiting for the proper
omens, with It, m«e devout member•
pointing out that at the 1991 Democratic
Convention Senator KeMedy will be ez.
acUy as old as Senator Hubert Humphrey
la: today.
BUT DESPITE the divergent vlews the
banquet was unmarred by personal ran-
cor. A! President Augury pointed out,
"We are joined together by a common
bond -that of making an bone st buck."
And IO it was that the members ro1e,
handJ Joined, to sing the assoclaUon's
theme song: "For He's a JoUy Good
Topic." A bumt offering w11 aerved.
All might have gone well had not Isaiah
N. Sybil, the noted Iconoclast, risen to de-
mand time "for the presentation. of a
totally new theory on the subject."
The mtmbtrs ater«I at each ether la
disbelief. Alter all the millions of words
that had t>e-...n written coul~ there
possibly be 1 new theory on the .Ubject?
'!bus were they lurid into Sybil's
d.iaboUcal trap. He waa cranted five
!Dlnutes to elJ)Ound bis unorthodox 9lewa.
11flRST," BEGAN Sybil, '1every dullard
ln the room must agrff that at this time,
Senator Kenned,y must avoid at all costa
giving eny indicaUon be II running for
President. A ain&Je 11Jp and his enemlt1 "'!"Id d....,,d on him in a twlnklinl,
bri!Wnl up Oiappequlddict, inunaturlty
and -other ains -and thus utterJY
dt1troylng his channel ol becoming -Piuldent nut yw J.'. __ ._ _________ _, Tbe members nadded.
''Therefore," continued Sybil, "the only
way he can run for President ls to avoid
at all costs running for President. Thia be
has scrupulously done. So we see my
friends, that he is cbviou.sly running for
President"
There was a stunned silence. "Yau
won 't tell the pub Ii c, will you, Mr.
Sybil?" begged President Augury.
"OB-BO, \\'ON'T I? crowed SybD
triumphantly. "And, cf course, once l've
publicly proved Senator Kennedy ls nm-
ning for President, I will have utterly
destroyed his chances of becoming Presi-
dent -thus making the question, and
your little association , mool"
"OUr children will starve!" cried
Augury.
But, oddly enough, Sybil was run over
by a truck while leaving the banquet and
all his papers were destroyed in an ac-
cidental fire.
Indeed, not a single word cf his theory
has leaked out to the generW public -
not unW this very moment.
Now what'• the naticn going to talk
1bout unW next November?
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Noticed last Saturday that · the
police helicopter kept Oytn1 ever
South C.O.st Plaza . Wilh tholfsonds
of people trying to get in and out
of the parking lots there was a traffic problvn. What wu needed
wa1 a ttafltc eop on the cmund,
not in the otr.
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Some Make a
'Career' of
Unhappiness
Tboughtl at Large:
There are personalities who make a
''career" cut of unhappiness -offer
them 1 dLanoe at hlpplnas, and they
manag4 to extract the last drop cf
angu!sb. out of IL • • •
To !JnBgtoe that there ii a "polillcal
.solution" to our so-·
clal problema is the rollU\O\lc delUllOo ol
thO oell;t\Yll'.! ·~eaJ. 'tlr';· e\rery political
solution crtat.o Its
own problems, ad in-
finitum, and on J y
when we advance
beyond the realm cf
the political to the
human and the per.mat is there a
chance of breaking out cf self-perpetu-
-aUng I)'~ whose means inevitably
turn into ends. • • •
Nothing becomes so difficult as a
1imple deed done wilh reluctance.
• • •
Insurance figures reveal that there are
lbout 50 percent more accidents In ren-
tal cars.than in owner-driven cars; which
point. not only to the risk in handling a
1tr'1nge vehicle, but possibly also to the
Indifference in damaging what belongs to
1101Debody elte. • • •
N~ sound& u dumb as the typical
TV oewacuter, nading his copy with the
same affable monotcny of intonation -
whether the Item ls a h>ckey score or an internotioilll catulrophe. • • •
"Need" Is the worst basis for love,
becaUM our ne.eds change even as they
are being supplied; and the neediest peo-
ple emotionally atfl the least capable cf
maintaining a stable relationship. • • •
The paradox of International relations
ls that countries cannot be "friends"
Wlleu they are roughly equals, and every
country ls seeking for the edge of
rqpertorlty wben il altalns parity. • • •
'!1IOlo who loot fllr "lmplration" before
they begin to -t fall in recognizing the
basic creative truth that work can
engender inspiration. • • •
What the rabid ldeolorue is incapable
of seeing was pungenUy put by Dean Inge
a half-century ago, when he said: ".Every
institution not only carries with it the
seeds of Its own dissolution, but prepares
the way for lt.s most hated rival." • • •
It la harder to understand why things
work amoolhly than why they work bad-
Jy; and we ' need more studJes of good
funcUOn -.Uch u ln families -than of
dysfuneilonih ln prder to learn as much
about heal N we know about disease,
mentally, 'Physlcall1 and aodall1. • • •
Tbe doa Is .Dralsed for being true to us.
but tbe cat ls fea.rtd ftJI' being «ue to
ltseU: what we crave ll not integrity, but
llattery.
Quotes
Capt. l\obll L Qlllile1, USN, Dlrtdor
of WAVES, ta tov of Callf. uvll bue1
-111f we're going to belong to this pro-
fession we cannot ask for special treat·
ment as women (but at least} we're
where Women'• Lib ha1 been trying to
get ror yell'-1, IO fu. U~Ull P11 for
equal work 11 concerned.''
Housing Agency
Has H~r Support
To the Editor:
"Bureaucratic Bypath?", ycur Dec. 7
editorial headline, is no way to describe
the consumer affairs agency or the hous-
ing authOrity recenUy created by the
Board of Supervisors. Ycur inference that
both are the brainchild of Robert Battin
"who -probably not by coincidence -
will be up for reelection next year," Is
shallow indeed.
IN REGARD to the housing autharity,
how ycu can continue to speak of the
needs of low-income families in such
terms as "reported shortage of safe and
sanitary dwellings" when source after
source has documented the number, is
beyond my sense cf reason.
Perhaps it is because in Orange County
we don 't have as many squalid shanties
to point to as we have 1truggllng families who must scrounge for food,-clolhing and
medicine to afford the rent er mortgage
way above their means.
WE OFTEN FORGET that we are a
middle class nation with a median U.S.
family income of $9,000 a year, which
means that many millions can't afford to
pay more than $150 a month. Or by the
real estate yardsUck, eve11. the lowest
priced new house in Orange C.Ounty
around $19,000 requires an income of
$7,600 yet 38 percent of the county's
households don't make that much.
A year ago, '¥1 cut of California's 58
counUes had a housing authority. In
recommending one for Orange County,
the Planning Commission and the
Citizens Direction Finding C'A>mmisslon
felt that rent subsidie& were needed to
relieve the growing problem.
UNDER TIUS program, which was
established by the Housing Act of 1965, a
local housing authority can contract with
an owner to lease a home or housing unit,
then can sublease it to a low income
family for an amount equal to 25 percent
cf its income with the federal govern-
ment making up the difference.
Housing under the rent supplement pro-
gram Is financed with mortgages insured
under HUD programs al the market rate
of interest. 'The housing, of whatever
type, is built, owned and managed by
private industry.
RATHER THAN the housing authority
being just the brainchUd of Supervisor
Battin, it ls a well thought out recom-mendation of the PllMing Commissicn,
Planning Department and Citizens Fact
Finding Commission.
Instead cf calling it potentially "one
mofe bypath in a bureaucratic maze,"
let's make il work -something must.
BARBARA EASTMAN
Elect Jtfore Women
To the Editor:
Years ago when Richard Nb:on was
running against Helen Gahagan DouJl&s,
I talked to women who weA gclng to
vote for Nixon for apparently no other
reason than that he had "nice curly hair,''
Thooe gals, being lnhereJJUy jeak>us of
ether women, obviously dldl not want one
o( their kind to be in pubJJc cffice. But
times ha'.'e changed, man, ~ tod&)' we
heel' from llberated women who don't
give a damn about curly hair, but are
acutely alarmed because they thtnk
Nixon ls the prime cause of all the bad
things that are happening.
LAUOB, IF YOU will, at the Lib jokes,
but just let these emancipated femmes
have their way for only ONE generaUon
and. I predict, yoll wUI aee the end of
greedy wan, the end ol. overpopul1tlon,
the end or IJr, water and soil pollution
and the end ol t<>ealled foreign aid which
tun:is out to. bt lareely aid to alien
politicos of the big powers, and some of lt
Letteri trom readers are welcome.
Normally writus .should convey their
messages m. 300 words ar less. The
right to conden.se letters to fit space
or eliminate libel ii reserotd. All leJ-.
ters mmt include signature and mail-
ing address, but names may be tofth,.
held on request if sufficient reason
is apparent. Poetry wiU not be pub-
lished. " •
" has been doled out to many a litUe
savage "king" of a hungry bunch of
human vertebrates who are no}' in the
United Nations.
WARS HURT MOTHERS the mosL
Their sons are killed. The population ex-
plosion frustrates mothers ·who beat
babies cnly to have them starve. Air,
water and soil pollution hurts everybody,
and foreign aid deprives American--
mothers of their rightful share of the
Gross National Product.
Let's elect more women to city, county,
state and federal oUices. They're cool,
man, and let's give them a chance.
MILT BASHAM
Save the Se• Otter•
To lbe Editor:
RecenUy an 811DOW'EeDlent on a radio
news broadcast stated that sea otters
near Monterey were b e c o m I n g SI
nwn,rous that plans were being made to
kill iome of them to conb;'OI the popula-
tion., Thls is absolutely l.ncr9<lible!
Sea otters cnce flourished' on the Pactfio
Coast, but almost became extinct during
the 1800's because of the Russian fur
hunters killing them by tile thousands.
Now that the otters are starting to in· cre~se, why should the slaughter start
again? Could not the surplus be
redistributed along the coast where they
cnce couJd be found in abundance but no
longer exist? '
What can be done qukkly befort the
•laugltter or .these hannl.,., playful little 8.Ilimals begms?
MRS. DOROTHY ZUMWALT
By George --~
Dear George:
You goody-good advice col-
umnists with your square advice on
sex make me sick! What does a
Victorian square like You know? Go
out and live a UtUe before )'OU try
to advise anybody about aexl
. TEENIE
Dear Teenle:
Good advice, bul I can'L My wile
and six chlldren keep me pretty
Clo.se to bome.
Dear George: I
It b. very ~lgnifi,cl .,,,i
dl!respeetlut to laugh at doctors.
You thoold be ashamed!
• DOCTOR'S WIFE Dear Doctor's WUe:
I have to laugh at doclon.
Otherwise, my doctor set. m•d wben ha does bis tmltaUon of Rich
Little.
(Send your ptobletn1 to George
c/o General Delivery, Bangkok'
New Zealond. Actually, Gtorge Juat
wanted to see If you weni lia:tenlng.
Send them clo thl1 newspaper.) -
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prove to Ile a da,y of. great ~can<.e to this eommunlty.
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'YARDVJ'LLE, N.J.' (UPI) -Two
.r; stige.s held more than ·21 hours by loo
irtbelllpus prlsone~. were. re I e,a 1 e d
.,.fnharmed today whefi state offtciAls
agreed to make public iruhate grJevancts ~
~I!' "Fasci.Jt tactlc:i'of (>O~ice bru!'-lity."
!"Guard Ira Friedman, 31, was rel i~
..,,~by the prisoners about 9:45 •·I'll· 'J'be
inmates later released prison offlcial
·r.!chard Sled!, '6. afttr they heard a text
..., their j'levances aired by are1 radio
jOlaUons.
•,: F r I e d m a n !IDd .S\edl; an aalstant 'lil\pertn~ot of the .Yardville Adult
"'RecepUon and Youth CorrecUon Center,
tt-e,.... Lt.ken M!~ge about 3 p.m. Wed-
bsdly bj the 100 lnmatel who took over
>'_i ~uth wing of the ~tltutlon, wh!i:h the
~te has long held 'up as a n:iodel to the
nation.
. ·Beauiy Can't .
Adverti.se It
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terle of Brull, who won thll y~'•
Mlsl World <Ollteol, ~ loll ~
rlaht to UJt bor title for · l4-
vert1t1n1: f.bo lilroctor ol the ...,.
test said !Ve<lne*1ay.
"Jn Y1ew of het "fµd outbursts O!I
her. departure lrom London, Jt .it
very difflcuU for rot tq •tan a CO{I·
tract on her behalf," Julia Morley
said. "She has given us every in-
dication of being unsteady."
She said lh1s meant, in effect,
, that the 22·year-0ld beauty queen
would not be able to use the t!Ue
commerclally, although she would
olficlally remain. Mlss World.
Following her Victory a month
ago, Miss Petterle created a con-
troversy by refusing to agree to the
achtdu1e planned for her by the
eontest organlwl ..
Virulent Strain
. Of M~µingitis .
Hits Pendleton I" "Although about 60 riOt-equipped state
poll~ were on the 'grounds of the · in-
\atiluUon they were not used. 1 A str~in of_ meningitis which already
,.. 'nle 1tatement of grievances dra~ 'UP bas ~illed \hree persons It camp
by. the lrunales wu signed by Siedl"'and Pendleton this year has struck again at
Albert C. Wagner, director of the siate the base.' ~ , £ljv~~ of COrrecµon and Parole, who 'Press i1des Janri'Ounced Wednesday !hat ~JCtpatcd in rught-long negotiations n_ with the rebelllous prjsoners along with Pvt. ~bert McCowan of Marshall , Tex.,
other oUiclals. wa.s in "extremely serious condition" at
The -pri.apner's grievance statement in-the base hospital, suffering from men·
cluded I, charge that "we have now been Jngococcal. meAiqgitil. J'4'1ed lo the Floclst tacllcs of police HU l! the eighth cue .ol lhe canta&ious
£ality," which they said they con-•strain flf the spinal disease tiµ. year.
ered "unnecessary and outmoded." Three of the -cases wtre fatal.
·The prllJOlltn 1aid one of 'thelr."fellow About 40 memM-n of Pvt. McCowan's
tes" bad been subjected to police infantry training unit remained • under
tallty and wu confined to the priJon m~c~ su~eill~nce after discovery of
Gm di date
Suggests
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Another Irvine city oouncU candidate
has offered a modified solution to the
alleged Irvine Foundation 1969 Tax
Reform Act charity crunch.
Mrs. Gabrielle Pryor of t,ln~ver:sit.y
Park. today added her ldeas to a !llg-
gestlon made Wednesday by candidate
William Fischbach, an attorney.
Fischbach wrote Irvine C.Ompany
President William Mason to suggest the
Foundation might donate money or land
to the new city as a way of meeting Jts tm obligations under the Tax Reform
Act. That law reqWres foundation1 to
etye to charity 4.S percent of their net
a.sseta: next year progressing to six per·
cent in 1975.
"I have heard that by terms of its own
trust 1111trument the Irvine Foundation
may not distribute anything to tax sup-
ported ·institutions aueh as a city or
school dl!trlct, '' Mrs. Pryor said.
She suggests formation of a citizen's
open space l,eague as a way the James
Irvine Foundation could donate land ta
preserve open space In Orange County
and at the same time meet the provisions
of the 1969 Tax Refornl Act.
Tbe non-profit league would be able to
hold land fOr. public parks, buffer z:ones,
natural prestrve11 and other public open
space uses, Mrs. Pryor 'COntends.
Foundation chairman N. L o y a 11
McLaren indicated Wednesday in a letter
rebutting statements by Mrs. Joan Irvine
Smitbt that the Foundation faces no dif·
.ficulty meeting the provisions ol the Tu
Reform Act.
Irvine Cflmpany officials were not
av4ilable this morning for comment on
the caDdidates' suggestions.
~lal. the case. Tfie men are receJvlng daily ti~Tbey said ihat u,, officer• who "were medl~I checkUJll. Hope n1·ms for 3 d"nvolved ln thls incident should be pro-The diseas& killed two young Mirlnts
aecuted immediately.'' The Inmates and an infant ~urlni the year.
deml\lllled 11!•1 the .. Incident be' In' M• ' pH
l t!Plo!I by, .. ,. ..... ~. other !han .tHls ·;•-: ~-~ · . • -.• ISSIDg ·on . :.iane
tiiiuoh'a .. adm.lnlstraUon;" ana.,r~m· ; tr~• J!qe .J i'-· ' " -Da-4~1"vestlgatlop'by the .AIJl~c&l .>~-U· R. T" .t·v • • • .No trace Ila• betll foun6.ol a ml&lng U l:.lbtilies Unlon..... 'I---~ .fl.A twin turboprop plane carrying three
_.,_t,,leas_t 60 !lot«iuieped~ state police Orange County men ·when it vanished
re ordered onlo the grounds of the in-' M o n d a y , s 0 m e w h' e re between tuUon by :A:tforney General George F. accomplished," the French fin an e e
I J with ••· t L Go minister said. , northwestern Nevada and s o u t h e r n er r .• ...,, consen o v • Oregon -, lam T. Cahlll. · He 1114 in the Azores, Pompldou and · The police who atrhtil.Jln t-wp ~ Nir:on studied details of the future read--Hope is d.lmmioC for ~ cW'llllam Ud ...,. orlned_ with •Jiot&un1 t"'1 @! ~ justmeol of ~tary par e Ruud!, 41, J D""l'lbri a JIW! Joe
fiqalpment.. mrml onto the prlloB ~~ in no wa , ,.com-
-lidl did not lmmedlatel1 _, Gla:a\rE),,. tbi ' li, ·1·' lllpl: • ' . one
Tho aouth win(, Which WU conlnlllecf by· will not Interfere With ~ • The c.6ia . . ' a 'l*IUoo was
the rtbel ~ f ~Omment'a resol~ve "NI~ lUI pl!)S' -~~J>Vlf Sod ~,of a rap'J 1t1f = ·· ::"11-r Ore. "1 1j (I "yaJM!full p 'ent.'• . ve fp.m.ltopln "' B nf-p 1_j.J..,. ' . the cpm.ln& mone y deci1kln1 will not ton. ' f 1 0....., " QT~ I dlmlnlab the ~tltlve cajllcltxi of· Ground and air aearcli<is are being ., · • . ~ frecli~~;;...:. ~ remark which In.-cooii:tlnated by the..water:n l."IP>n aearch ' T' C.J1_! •1 • • , dfcatea Trnnce may not re.value the and rtseue center at llar:nijtoq ,\Jr Force ime utJ'.l franc, or revalue It only UghUy lo 'l<eep Bue In Marin Co~ty. " •
the competltiVe ~e over most Western • ,
Newport Harbor's an nu~• I 'currendel1or French edport1. S , H ''
"Fe!Uval ol Llghta" Chrls!nlu 111 lbt view of !Qm• European polltl· lrtp igh Rise OK
" Boat Parade begln.s Saturday t\!iht • · cWis. 11\d flnanclps these lalk1 could andl.ll'Wll thtooP Tb u r 1 d 1 y, find_~ 9ytljne aareement on ,t,be 'ICOpe of
itartlng at 1:30 o .. olock each night. 1 the f'iJlijM\ent of major~ values ,
There wlll be~. parade Friday -ilnce President ~lxon 1t the Franeo--American Az.ore1 meeting eq:ire1~U.S. nJaht, u repo eulier. : rUdiness to devil~ the·dollar a11)irt of
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LAS VEGAS (UPI).-The Clark Coun·
ty PlaMing Commission has granted a
zoning variance to allow Metro Goldwyn
Mayer to ~nstructloo of a bl&h·rlse
iambUng reaort. on the Lu Vegas
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Of 111t INll!r l'iltt 111H
Little peace and not much good will ex·
ist.s this yule season 8,,Tl}Qrtg _factloriaj In~
terpreters of the U.S. Constitution,
relative lo Y•hat Orange Coast public
Khools may do to celebrate Christmas.
Religion and polities have some
OU.MAI COAST·
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th"'"' A, Murp\;R, , 11\lllfll!fltl Id\..,.
Ch•rt .. H. L••• ~Id!•"' r. Nill Mllll,.,,, MMllW. l •llort
edu<!atbrs In a mix,ed-up fix. . •
The problem 111 that guidelines sel forth
by America 's founding fathers 195 years
ago In Phlladelf.hii must be applied to-
day at a Joeil evel, In 34 county sehool
districts.
Times have changed since the separa·
tion of church and state was spelled out.
And partisan groups, plu1 parents with
a half million children from S to II enroll-
ed in Orange Coast ·schools, all seem to
have one or more opinions.
The American Civil Liberties Union's
(A.CLU J view, issued.to school-diltrlela in
a mailed reminder , b: that Christ must be
Jett out of Chriltma1, Jn the clasm>om.
"stuff and nonsense," b a three-word
capsu.Uutlon 'o( the National JUJtlce
Foundation oC ~eriea (NJFA) ruction.
• ·"Need}~!1o ·11y, the ACLU and the
NJFA <ton1 see eye to eye. ' -n._ fwo · -co'niititutional Interpretive
.o~ganl~t10n11do,not, even see eye to eye
on J>OS!Jble ways to resolve their ~nfl1ot
fn legal Ideology, ·
"You're damned It you do and damned
if you don 't," sums ui) Costa Mesa
schoolman Garland Wetz:el. ·
He Is principal of Bay.view Elementary
ScllOo.1, one or 33 Newport-Mesa Unified
School District campuses. '
Wetz.ti's Staff ·had considered carieellng
a Christmas observance after trustees
received the ACLU paper which was im-
mediately attacked in a NJF'.<'reply.
The ACLU legal staff cited I"" U.S.
Supttme Qiurt rulings on tep1r1tion or
church •nd State 1s ~entl fOr rhllng
out rellg)ou.s: content In campus holklay
activities .
A balance In Chrbtmu restlvals -
•~eh u including ChaMuiah, tht Jewish
high bolid~ ehar1cterlzed 11 the
Festival of Ughts -isn't suit.able either,
the ACLU contends.
Generali,, Ol'llllil' coast scl>ool1 lg· nor~ them.
"We had our lid le ahow Jut nla:hl, ''
Wetz:el said Wedne.ad1y, noting 1 Oi1n-
nukab angle was lnsvted if tu st.rOnc:pb-
jectlonJ by one Jewbh mother. .... ~~,
He 1ald she compta'lntd those o( the
Hebrew lafth ut back r&f yearr letUna ·
only the other aide of Tl!' Grtotut Story
Ever Told be told.
"The Christians got on us "In the past
for 'too much Santa Claus'," W e t .z: e I ,
remarked, implying -as Abraham Lin-
coln said -that you can't please all of
the people all of the time.
Bayview School tried to cover all bases
giving the children a little ChrlsUanlty:
Judaism and also the jolly old saint from
the North ~ole.
"I taped It all and t know what w a s
said," Wetzel revealed, adding he record-
ed the final rehearsal too.
Robert M. Damir, chairman or the
NJF A '1 California Justic;e Foµndatlon
board or directors, charges in his reply to
Eason Monro:e'• ACLU Christmas pro-
gram guldellnet that the other group
err<d.
Damir contends ACLU attorneys Imply
Christmas programs eonsUtute rellgious
indoctrination.
He also charges 1 second ACLU point
again.st subh ob&ervanees . misstated the
Supreme Court ruling bJ not reciting its
' .Juli text written' 20 years' 1go.
Delivering the maJorftY opinion In
Zorach vs Clauson. Justice Wllllam o.
Douglas said tbat nothing in the Constitu-
tion mikes lt~hecessary fOr' government
to be hostile to fel11ion.
Traditionally, opponents of the ACLU
brand It a liberal group.
The NJFA, on the other h1nd1 llsts on
Ill letterheod petsoils aff~llted In the pa.st wllh_ uJW4obltl'VaUve caus ...
ugW>a Bdch Unified SC!iool Dlat71tt
trustees, aeUng u most Orange County
di 1 t_r l ct a, talked over the. ACLU
Christmas program pidellnm and Jg.
nored them.
The board was also told by Mrs.
Thomasina 11Tommlfl" Gunn, 1 r e a
chairman for the ACLU, that In no w1y
was It Intended to disrupt yuletide 1c·
UvlUes. j A f.amlllar ~ on the Laiuna
Beach ~ne ind,d~u,hfer of lata co~boy
actor 1'om M11, Mn. Gann a!IO beat
tome critics of the ACLU to th~ drlw,
relaUvo to whether pupl~ ahould have <'ttlllmu pr<f!:aill1. "
• Ht? d1uibtit, ih4 reve~, wls an
&neil 1tbo dbl 1iAtt:fY In• Mfln&:fl'·" 1t ~op ti 1be ll'O{lll Ejem....., Scbool
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-• lafa. • ,,. T,(olaU. • ~ lie llM Clllalll'
11,oll llarlad la.\l l!l!Mday ~.,.Mo -...... "' pnldblll. wail • " ·; ~ ~ ~:ki:c:r1jr."= '1:,~~~ = t the count ' •• AgAncy ·o:u-
' ~ Oenrtan shepherd" near the shelter for qu1rantine test.. .'Y I 'f , '.J~
Fullerton alrpart. four days paaed aod the Oranae }"'~OU'f .!!UOS\loo«l ,the. !DIR~ )ell County sh«lff .. nt a dtp~ to"Buenti . , . . , when tie jOUld ·;,o!-deteniJln< ll any city Park Police station. He w11 w.lrktng wltl>' .\ 11.0Nd 'c::litfl'\'W' . B.~ !l'Jth)'! J'""
-taw had boeltv.lotated; . -.Ille R1vuslda.aher1Lf'1 olllca in aearch of jected g;anae Cio•!IY Housln& Aulhj>rlty
~ tbeo got into-the act. He-1nyaded a . a hot lion which had been stolen in that got another going over by supervj1ol'll
residence yard a'nd altaek:ed .a J7111ionth cowlty. •
old -p:trl. 'Fortunately, .she 'ifU ,,n I y 1 'In due time Leo'a owner arrived from Wedneid•f· ~atcJled i bit.·--... · l , Riverside a;/ proved tio,aheltcr officers An adn\in~flllte C9mmittee report
Ai near .u we: can; determ~ne, ~ thl.t the l1c!n was tndeed ti.Ls pet. He wu utm tha$ th! eoiinlr)''J cities be can-
wa3·Jbst !ryulj to prev~nt the bttle girl gTIJ)ted e1i1stocty. . , ~ vasstd to detennlnt bQw m1ny are in-
rrom getting lway " said a Buena Park TOday Buena Park pollce and the . . oflicer. "Perhaps he wanted her for a sherllr1 o(flct are looJtng Io r terested in ~rtle1pating In the ~enture
Christmas toy.'" "Adamson.'' Rlverslde dep}tles don't was endorsed by a split S to 2 vote.
The scratching episode put police on beli'eve tliat Is hli'tn1e Ume. But if he js Supervjsor Ra.I~ Clark Of Anabelm , 1
the trail of ~e man again. He was found the man they beil1tve be 11, ~ bu 1 rap former )mayo(~· of that community,
and said bis name W8$ John Wayne sheet two pages long. .. · -..1.·•lti!d .. lhlt thori cannot Adamson, 23, of La Habra. They say he iteals ol!>er thltlp l>esldis tm....... . au ty . ba
"Had a driver'• license: to prove it," Uons. · · • " • · lmP>lfd on c ·
1 • l I!,no cities llJ to .the Pp>1ram1 .which .$ ' . · · . lnvolveuqll<l\inf • feileraJ grant fopenl
7,000 m. Li~ .... 0. r Sto; len. •ublidlea ·lilr 10 .. -··f•l,llilies. th• new agency will/be conlrolled'enUrely by
' !he Boortt 'ol ~iy1sors; the committee
A liquor truck driver who was found
locked in his van in Huntington Beach
Wednesday told police he Jost more than
$7 ,000 worth of liquor to hijackers.
The driver, whose name iJ being
withheld by police, said two men kid·
naped him and his truck in Orange,
stole 226 cases of liquor and left him lock-
ed in the vehicle which was parked in the
Zody's Department Store parking lot at
Edinger Avenue and Golden West Street.
Passersby heard the man's shouts for
help and notified police who freed him.
Orange police said the man's twe>-bour
ordeal began when he stopped to eat
lunch at the Denny's coffee shop, 3000 W.
Chapman Ave. at about noon. As he left,
he was approached by the two men, one
of whom showed him a gun and told him
to drive to The City shopping cebter.
The driver said he was told to drive in·
lo a delivery tunnel where he was locked
into the back ol the VUck with the liquor.
He said he was driven 'around for about
20 minutes and when the thieves unlocked
the rear of the truck, It was backed up to
anolher van so that the liquor could be
unloaded.
Arter that, he was driven to Huntington
Beach where he was abandoned, police
said.
The two suspects ~e deS:Cribed as
Negroes between the ages of 3g and 40,
about five feet nine or ten inches tall and
. ol heavy builds.
Chevalier Holding On
PARIS (AP) -Maurice Chevalier's
secretary reported today that the 83-year-
o!d king or French showmen spent a good
night and was in 1'statlonary condition"
in Necker Hospital .
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advised: ·. ' ·
' fr a Si:lflicieh number of camrriqilltles
join in the }:Ir ect tlley will be granted
two representatives on the governing
co~ttee, ¥1ected by the eoonty
League of Cities. The 25 cities "are given
until Feb. 9 to indicate their wishes.
The housing autht'lrlty was 1pproved
last month by suprvisors in the same 3 to
2 vote. It bad been proposed by Battin
last summer.
A straw canvass ol cities recently found
divided sentiment on the project. Ac·
cording to ~upervisor David L. Baker of
Garden Grove, most councilmen said,
"go ahead with it if you want but leave
us out."
WedneSd'ay Baker Urged caution In
fonning the agency . "Until we know what
the cities want there Is no valid reason to
go abea9,'' he ~id, addifti, "baste
usually gets us into trouble."
Battin accused him of "foot dragging''
and Baker reacted with, ".Your com·
ment.s are unnecessary and unfounded."
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'Et Ctt•r1" coll•ctio~. Unu1u1I c1binet1, de1k1, t1bles, chairs,
che~ts, Ev•ry on~ price slashtd; every one 1 real treasure.
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582-536 Bookc11e
R•9. $799
Sale $649
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582·1 00 D11k
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Sale $299
512.441 Ch11t
R•t· '249
Sale $199
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Swlvel Chait Rt,. '17t
·Sale $139
Dictionary St1nd
Ro9. $55
Sole $45
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INTERIOR DESIGNERS ' , 9""' MOft., Thton. & l'fl. hn. COSTA MES~~ ~~~?F.
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High SChQol Neaf:
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rers a ChriStmas program ln1 the multi·
purpose r<>OD\4~ There is a nQmlnal ad-
mission, Sherreitt said. ·
F'or .the ,fJnt time in Ulllverslly,Hlgh's
!Wo.Y"B!"'hililor]I, the basketball tum will plaY a · hoafe gazile on its home, court.
Tbey have. Uled ·gyms· of other~· for all.other ,home games. ·
nie nm· .• ~ .. basketl!oll game,
qairuil.Saddl~~Ht;b School, Is set.for
the Afternooni of ·Jan . .f With an 8 'p.m.
· ~iaiainst1Valericia•Hlgb set for Jan.
7. Shemiit aaid. • .
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Irvine· Vote
Irvine Motorist
Said Intoxicated
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Three candidates running •as a t&\m in ~ . ' . . . . . Tuesday's cityboOd·electlon·f9r seats on
the Irvine ci~y ~~~. have l il¥flcated
.tbey bave selected individuals ti serve o
~tJ IDIDlllfJ.'., city attorney, and city
engineer. .
" w.Y,.. A. Ciirk, Henry Qliigtey and
Alan SnOdgrass, three of the 30 ~can·
dijla~ for: cjty councU, today described
their sel~ions , as •a 0 professlonal ad·
vlsory team."·'l'ht candidates-declined to
Identify their choices.
. John Burkin, chairman ol-the: Council
of Conimunities of 'Irvine, alto a can ..
In Fatal Smash~p dldate for the council, deplored the Clark-
Qu;giey-snodgru! anllOUll«pient saying,
, • "Is this what we have all wMked »hard
A santa Ana Police Dej!artment to get , -a predetermined c I t y
crimlnologilt testified today that a aam~ governmen{?J'' .
pie of blood taken from Mrs, Jean Ir-Bllrf9n, speaking !or CCI, said the pro-• hicorporatk»i organlzB!JoQ . has receled ~Y alter her auto aJiececftY lnlllded ".evera1 dozen"· .....ac11ed . l'elllllleS
fatal · injuries on -..not h • r woman I .~~'peqPle ~. In·~ng rof ~
tno!Orill contained more'thajl double .the j •CJly of,IfVtno, ' • r. , • ·
amount of akobol recognit.ld. 81 Defng UJe p • :
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"t < I • '. ,. I ~~~:.lrillcb •person it'~ llldltn-! ·Th~fta. ~t i unr :Wgh '.
Dr. Paul •L. Gllmont Aid the -. • '• ' ~-· • • _.J;.•
tqe of alcohol in the blood sample drawn: Stuclied oy Sherm •
Iron\ Mrs. Irvine, 51, of 5382 catawbe " l •
Lue, Irvine, aversged about .22 per<tnL 1 Two ._!<II 1111,..Uy Jlilh Scbo6f,
The level at which a person Is cteomed.to Irvine, . ..,. beiJ1r .,...._ today l>Y
he drunk and Incopalole it .10 peroent; OnrCa °*!fr ....... Gllcert.
Mrs •• Irvine wi1 armled July IS I Sdlool -··told 4lt*ilee fllai two !l!orily alter a ..U!U In which Mre. l>i· -illo -llolailctni to a 17, Jy Stein, 48, .ulhelm, r.celved fatal' In· year-old ltllclen! wore stolen from a.
jUries. Mrs. Irvine Is •C<Ulld of bench In the stOrtD ....... 1
maNlaugh\lr and dnmken driving. Olli<en are -blmt,la•lillfl Illa tllell
Her triaf in Orange County Sllpe(lnr of • ~ tape deck and t.. llpe1 !rOlll
Court Is expected to last three dayj. She a ltudenl'J ~ par'lled bl the sdlool lol ~
it no relaUon to the Irvine Banch lamlb'. • f771 cainpit.Drl... · • ~ 'I ~ •• , ~ •
The bleachers !hat villl seat· 1,200 may
not he installed in time, the 'principal
noted, but the team hU'liOen promlied It
can U8e the court for1practice ~
Monday. •
A !oimal dedicitJOn ol thii".new .l!J
million high scbpol ls plamled to ~jiold
quring Public Sc"""I• Week ,.........,.
April 27. 't"" ., ~
For stu<ftnfs,, the com~ tchQQl ~
mean one semester ol hevlog'more than
-.gh room, the end of tlfe shicl< Jdnch
line and provislon.o! a hot,. square meal
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at noonUme. ,
For the district, the completed bllllcftiig
means the end of .an Incredible teriea of
misfortunes lhal ranged from llrllra to foul Weather, I \ ~
in' all, II tias talra> 30 monthido _.
plete the schqol. Phase one ·w~· bepn
Mar: 1s;1V/!) w11 to nave heen completed
by September of the --,-.' but
Wlln'l linlslhed until last Janway. P•
two.wblcb. began 'last Janway, wu IA!\><
posed ; to have been CXlllleJeted , !all
September. . :
Nixon Ties :U~'S; Surtax · J .
To Cur:r;~n,cy Agreement
• ' ' . . ' . , . ' PA,IJS (UPI) -Presldept•Nirpn• bu
agree\[ to abo~sh. the 10 , pe-t
American surtax on· foreign tmpon..· as
soon as µi.e '!f'S-tf.m natioris realign ~
currency par)ties-, French Fl n;a n·c e ..
Minioter Valery'Grscaro~d:Eotallig Aid
• today. · ·
· . Glscard d'Eotaing said u.At under' the
~{!: °!:si°,:s ~:i~t =
Pompldou in the Azores •eatJy tbis1'lfeek
Hthe 110 percent surtax on bnports will
disappear at the Very moment of a
realignment of monetary'pariUes ·Will be
carried out." '
The finance riltniater ma(le the an-
nouncement 'in off.the-cuff mnarks while
' : pi~pl~ys Ripped~
.Action: 'Promised·
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attending a meelq ol ·a public..-elatlona
a&S<!l'latJon. ' ' • I "It's :well understood that Iha American sartax on impOrls, and ·other
llscaJ mea~"!" 1f1. favor .ol. U·.S. goods will . dJsapPear at the' ver/ moment a
realignment Of lllCinetary parities will be
Isle BUl\TAX, Pap l) . ' '
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Clear blue sides are forecut for
ttle Oripge ~ today and J'rl-
dBy with l1lllJ' winds blowfDr Ill)'
sinog, out to' iea. It will be warmer •
along the coast.Friday wilh bight
near eo. and lljwt -co.
IN818'BTODAY
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lon Bnch or• ml/f•d -Iii• n•ults-of IM high 1chool dU. IJifl'• ftadl~g 1CW<t-alld IM
fatt · the~ th• tll10SJ'Cll*I'• -them first. Pqt 33,
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Prisoners
Turn Loose
~2 liost~ges
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?IYAl\DVILLE, N.J. (UP!) -Two
~1e11 held more than 21 'hours by 100
tebelllous prisoners , were r e le a s e d
lfhharmed today when state officials
~ to make public inmate grievances
G\let "Fascist t.acUcs Of police brutalily."
1;Guard Ira Frledn1an, .31 , was released
f1nt by the prisoners about 9:45 a.m. The
Inmates later released prison official
Richard Siedl, 36, after they heard a text
(their grievances •l;ed by area radio
~lion>.
:I' r le d m a n and Sle<ll, an ass.istant
9'fperintendent o1 the Yardvllle Adu!I
fckeptlon and Youth Correction Center,
~ere taken hostage abqut 3 p.m. Wed·
~&y J>Y the 100 iiunat~s who took over
.. llOUth ·wlng of the lnstllutlon, which the
Hite has long held up as a model to the ~ilon.
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Advertise It
'LONDON (UPI) -Lucia Pe~
terle of Brazil, who won ttlls y,ar.'a
MUI World COl)tetl, .hu loll !be rtahl . to .... lier title (Or ~
virtlslng, the 'dlttc(!>r of the •
test said Wednesda~. !·
"In view of her wild ttiursta on
her departure from Lcindon, I\ IJ
very difficult for me to sign a eon·
tract on her behalf,'' Julia Morley
said. ''She has given us every ln·
dication of being unsteady ."
She said this meant., in ef{ec~
that the 22-year--0ld beauty queen
would not be able tp use the title
commercially, although she Would
officiaUjt rem).in Miss World.
Following her Victory a month
ago, Miss Petterle created a con-
troversy by refusing to agree to the
sc:hedule plf1llH!d for her by the
contest ,organlz.ers
Virulent Strain
Of M;f!ningitis
Hits Pendleton .;.Although about 60 riot-equipped state
j)Ollce were on the grounds of the ln-
fMl:ution they were not used. A strain of meningitis which already
.;,,'TM 11tathnent·of grievances drawn up has killed three persons at Camp
DX ti. Uunates wtis signed by Siedl and Peiidle{on this year has struck again at
N}>ert C. Wagner, director or the state the base.
.D,l{tistm of Correction a,nd Parole.. who Press aides announced Wednesday that
1>8rticipated In night-long negotiations Pvt. Robert McCowan of Marshall, Tex.,
with the rebellious prisoners along with was in "extremely serious condition" at
other officials. the base hospital, suffering from men-
The priJonU's grievance stateqient in-ingococcal'meningltis.
eluded a Cb&rge that "We have oow been bjected to the Facl.st tacUcs of police His is the· eighth case of the contagious
tility," which they aaJa they ~ strairt of .the spinal cfin.ase this year.
red ''unnecessaty and outmoded." 1bree of the cases were fat.al.
!J'he pri5oners aa:id one· of thefr •1feilOw About 40 members of Pvt. Mcbowan's
lfftnateS" had been subjected to pol~ infantry 'training unit remained-under
' Candidate
Suggests
.Land Gifts
\ • Another Irvine city council candidate
bas offered a modified solution to the
alleged Irvine Foundation 1969 Tax
Reform Act charity crunch. ·
Mrs. Gabrielle Pryor of University
"1 Park, today added her ideas to a sug-
gestion' made Wednesday by candidate
William Fischbach. an attorney.
Fischbach wrote Irvine Company
President William Maso n to suggest the
Foundation might donate money or land
to the new city as a way of meeting its
1972 obligations under lbe Tax Reform
Act. That la"'-requires foundations to
give to charity 4.5 percent of their net
assets next year progressing to six per·
cent in 1975.
"I have heard that by terms of its own
trust instrument the Irvine Foundation
may not distribute anything to tax sup-
ported Institutions such as a city or
school district," Mrs. Pryor said.
She suggests formation of a citizen's
open space league as a way the Jaines
Irvine Foundation could don ate land to
preserve open space in Orange County
and at the same time meet the provisions
()f the 19i9 Tax Reform Act.
The non-profit league would be able to
hold land for public parks1 buffer zones,
natural weserves and other public open
spa ce uses, Mrs. Pryor contends.
Foundation chairman N. Loy a JI
McLaren indicated Wednesday in a letter
rebutting statement& by Mrs. Joan Irvine
Smith, that the Foundation faces no dif·
ficulty meeting the pi;ovisions of the Tu
Reform Act.
Irvine Company officials were not
available ~his morning fQr comment on
the candidates' suggestions.
8".itality and \fU confined to the priion medical surveillance after discovery of
~pltal. . · the ·case. The men are receiving dally H Di
"i'hey .. 1c1 that lhe 9rnc.rs who ''were medical checkups. ope . ms for 3
olved , in this Incident should be pro-The disea!fl killed two young Marines lecuied · lmmediately.'' 'I'he inmates ind an infant during the year. / ~j11a~~ed ,lhal th• Incident be In· .Miss. ing on Plane ~)'"'.'S01De<>ne Other thatl' !hi! • -.-··3 -
· ' ~nlstration;-" and recom· · Fm.i Page 1 · 1
·»i.liVestt~tlon by the American· ·" j. • i -• , t . .,. ~o tract has been found of a missing
'Clbffitis Union.~ -.. • ~...... e'Ull. TSX . twin turboprop plane carrying three
t least 60 'riot-eqUijiped, 'state police 0 • • Orange County men when it vanished
Yler'e ordered onto the grounds of the in· 1. hed ., n. M' o n d a y , s o m e w h e re between .~·tion by ,Attorney General George F. ac,c?mP ~ . ' wie French f 1 nan c e northwestern Nevada and southern '\'" Ith th , 1 ,,_ rruntster said. JOP&ler Jr., .,.. 11 e conseni o' V'!v·~ . He aaidiin ~tb&'.'Azores, Pompldou and Oregon.
WUilam T. ~ · .....:i--2" in-./ro hUler. • Nis:on studied d UI of the future read-Hope ls dimming for pilot William '!'be police, Who m~"" .t _ ·-jusll!lent el : lary parl ':Tb<, Ru ... 11, 41, John Daruioll)<J ll ani1 Joe =~ wllh "l!Wunl il>d riot · · in !lo way 'f!f •~alt .~ eom-el -.--lbe -te mch n • • .. , ......,.,~1 dld ne1~i.1y oote.i:,,., .. Glseaidd~• u.. ......i • • ~ · • · The ociUU\ win(, which wu controlled Dy will not lnlerfl!re' th Jrrenc& _ OooSlia t-jlMltlMi '.w.,
the rebel priloDUJ. ,_ government's resolve !'~fJUard the last 'plotted by radio contact .ofer Sod
·Boat P ' ._, 1_ .. <T;
"Time ' Clarified
Newport Harbor's a n n u a I
"FestJval or Lights" Chrislnuls
• Boal Pan1da •beglns Saturday nlgbt
an~ runs through Tb u r s d a y ,,
·starting ar·11:30 o'clock each night.
There wUI tie nO parl<le Friday
nl&ht, u reported .earlier.
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• ch&n:sf~ of a rapid ~ricJa· House; Nf!., en .~ ~ ~·· Ore., • eCbnliHIY..nd 1u4 · p . . Hi~µ Mol>l&Y.henfnl' 'Alt • 4 p.m. •top In
· , the coming mone · decision• wUI rot sto<tl6lr.' . .
.. ~.the tltlve capacity ol Ground and air searchen are being
,,. J'r.acll,.,~-.·lli remark which in1• coordln,t'1f by tbe,!J~~n search
f ~1.ecf"J'iaoCe nify not revalue the and rescue ce11ter ft Hllfltorr(Air Force
(fanc, or revalue It. only UghUy to keep Base in Marin Coivity.
fhe •ooinpelittv1: ellg, over most Western ' ! l
currencies for French «!ports. S , H' h. R' ·· OK In the view of some European pollll· trip 1g 18e
cians1· and financle.fs these talks aiuld •
find an outline agreem~ on the scope of LAS VEGAS (UPI) -The Glark Coun· ~ reallgnmeot·O:I major curfinCy values ty Planning Commission has granted a
since Presk;tent Nixon at the Franco-zoning variance to aUow Metro Goldwyn
American Azores meeting eJpressed U.S. May~_ to begin construction ol a high-rise
.readiness to devalul the dollar u part ol gambling ruort on the ·Lu Vegas
a money-and-trade package. •istrip." . -.
· Yoletid~ .Torn1oil ·Raging
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ReligitJ.i:t, rolitics 'C~n f ou11.d ~c~Q_ol Christmas
Jly 'AJ(TRUR R. WSEL -
0t tM o.nr , ... , 119fl'
Little Peace and not much good will ex·
ists UUs yule season among 'fac.tional Ut:
terpreters: _!)11 "~ 1J:$. Co~stitution,
relative to wfiat brange Coast public
schools may do to celebrate Christmas.
Religion and politics have some
OU.Nat COAST
DAILY PILOT
N..,..,, IMdi H,,.f'-tt• .._. --,,_,...,.
educ_ators in i miXed-up fix.
The problem Is that guidelines set forth
by America's .founding fathers 195 rears
ago In Philadel~hla inust be applied to--
day-~ •·local level In 34 county school
districjs.
Times· have changed &ince the separa-
tion of church .. nc1 state wa s spelled out.
And partisan groups, plus parents with
a half million children from 5 to 18 enroll-
ed 1n Orange COast schools, all seem to
hive one or more opinions.
The .American Civil Liberties Union's
(ACLU).yiew, issued to school districts Jn
a.malled reminder, is.that Chrlit nrust be
left.out of Christmas, in lhe classroom. ~MIM s.c~
Ou.Hft• COMT 'i.iaLlil:llfrfO COM,~ .
••~•rt N. W•••) "'"lllftt ... ~
, "Stuff '8Dd .nOnsenaie," is a three-word
-:., ca~!io~ 1of ~the National Justice ~ou'nc1abQ11 Of ~erica (NJFA ) reactJon.
t1¢edlt.lS . ,to say, the ACLU arid the
NJFA do!J'l see .. ye to eye. . .
J•~lc I. C::vrltf Vic.I 'r.lollrlf .,.. G.ltrlll MtfWIW
Thoin11 Kat~il
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.: TAe •tWO~ eop!litutional Interpretive
o_rganta.~ do .not, even see eye to eye
on PQ!!ible·ways to resolve lhelr conflict
In tegaJ 1deology.
"You1re damned If you do and damned l
Jf you don't /' su ms up Costa Mesa
schoolman Garland Wetzel.
He is principal of Bayview Elementary
School. one of 38 Newport-Mesa Unified
SCbooi Di.strict campuses.
Wet.zel!1 sti(f had considered canceling
a Christmas observance after trusteeJ
received the ACLU paper, which was Im·
lJledialely aUaclled In a NJF A reply.
The ACLU legal slafr cite<! two U.S.
Supreme Court rulings on seperaUon of
church and state 11 precedents for ruling
out religious content in campus holiday
.cU•iUes.
A baJartt ln Chrbtmas fesUvals -
such as Including Clwlnukah, the Jewllh
high hollilay characlerl..ct ., the
Festiv•l bn.tghl.! -lan'l lllitable either,
the ACLU COlllends.
Genenlly; Or... oOasl 'chol>ls )
noN!d ~m.
"We had our Jlttle--show last night, 11
Wetzel s111id ~Wtd~ay. not1n1 a Olan-
. nukah •1181owu ~ arter 111:6111 o~
jec~ ;oy one JawlJll ll!Other.
· lie uld ohe conlJ!ldled u-. !I! tho
'Hebrew lollh 11t,~·1 ,.m l.W.1
only the other side..i Grealflj Story
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·Ever Told be told.
"The Christians got on us in the past
for 'loo much Santa Claw'," Wetz e I,
rt-marked, implying -as Abraham Lin·
coin said -that you can't please all of
the people all of the time.
Bayview School tried to cover all bases,
giving the children a little Christia nity,
Judaism and al so the jolly old saint from
the North Pole.
"I taped it all and l kflOW what w 1 s
said," Wetzel revealed, adding he record-
ed the final rehearsal too.
Robert M. Damir, chairman of the
NJFA's California Justice Foundation
board of directors, charges in hls reply to
Eason Monroe's ACLU Christmas pro-
gram guidelines that the other group
erTed.
Damlr contends ACLU aUorney.s impl y
Christmas programs constitute religious
indoctrinaUon .
He also charges a second ACLU point
against subh observances misstated the
Supreme Court ruling by oot reciting Its
full text written 20 years ago,
Delivering the majorfty opinion In
Zorach vs Clauson, Justice William 0.
Douglas said that nothing in lhe Constltu·
lion makes it ·net?essary for government
to be hostile to religion.
Tl'aditional\y, opponents of the ACLU
brand It a liberal group.
The NJF A. oa the other hand. lisll on
JLt letterhead persons a(flliated in the
rput i1¥ltb'uUra-conservaUve causes.
Liguna Beech Unified &chooJ Dlstrid
trustees, aCUng as most Orange County
dlatricts, talked over the ACLU
Christmas program guidelines and lg·
nored them .
The board was also told by Mra.
Thomulna "Tommie" Gunn. are a
chairman for the ACLU, lhat in' no way
was it intended to di&rupt yuletide ac·
tJviUes. A familiar figure on the Laguna
Btacb eaene and daughtt!r of lite cowboy
tact°" Tom Mix, Mrs. Gunn also beat
aome crilia ot the ACLU to tile draw,
relatlv1: 'to whether puplls shodld have
Cbrls~as programs.
· Hte dt\18hter1 6he rtVtaled, was an
anaerwho ung "Away ln a M~nger,11 at
·the Toi> ol 'Ille World Ele-llo'y School
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IMlllarlad lul ...... y .... J<IDldl! ~ ·~ ................ -•• ' K .a--1'ltk-~ ~lfl'* Jqt\ ~' anlmab lo B l'atk, . A • o ..illd a inu ·Walking a !Ion ." ' Leo, WliO ta , the counl1 IJllmll gencv I t&an a Gtmiail. ahepherd" near '11eller fol quennlina teita.' • ' J ,
Fullerton airport. Four days pa.qed end ·~· Orante )
··l!olle q~eslionid-"''' man . )>u lei! County .,berlU 10nt a dlpUiy .19 1\UOM , • , ~.L , , whOll Jte c:OUtd nol ~etil'mine II any clly )'ark police .talion. He wa• """"111· Jltll ., ~ Cllllttn;n ~rt ~tip ! P""
law had been•vloieled,_.,--•• . -the Rlverslde lherill'1 ol&l In .search or .• jected._OJJ!lge ~l\llty'Houslrig Au!J'or)I'/
Leo then got lntR the act. He invaDd a a hot lion which had bef.rl stolen lo that got anolher gotn~ over by supervisors residence~ and .altacked a 17 monlh •coµnly. Wednesda
old girl. unatelr. sbe wa;s only toduettme,Leo'sownerarrivedfrom "' ylni. ·1ra • I .11 rt scratched )tt. · · · ---· ' Riveraide and provf4 ~ abelter officerl .An ,.dm s . 1qv' comm1 ee rcpo
"A. be-as we can dettnqine, LeO thafthe lion was lr><Wd JiU pet.<He wu urging that. the cfulnJll'f cltlea be ca.n-
..waa ju!it trying .to pre.vent the HtUe girt &r"1ted custOdy. • . • :. ' , vassed .to determine how many an ln·
from getting away," sald a Buena Park Today Buena Park police ~and the terested in parUcipaling In the venture
officer . '!Perhaps he wanted her ror a sher1rrs office are looking for .
Christmas toy ." "Adamson." Riverside deputies doo't was end~rsed by a split 3 to 2 vote.
The scratching episode put police on believe 'that ii his tnte. name. ·But ifitte ls • Superv~J! ftalph Clark of Anaheim, a
the trail of lhe man again. He wu found lhe J11an they believe bell, l)e bu•a rap former: mayor of µia~ ·community,
and said his name was John Wayne aheet two pa.es long. empbaslzed that the a thorJty cannot bl
Adamson, 23, of La Habra. Tbey say he stealJ otht:r things. besides' Un........,. . ltl • •
"Had a driver's license to prove It 11 lions. • ' ,,.,.-.. on c es.-1
' . II 1¥> citi15 agree !'\~• progr,am, wblcb
, . 1nvolyei sol\ci\lni al ~Ir ant ~or ~t
$ 7 000 • Li ' . t ' St l · · r subsidies .fpr iow, ;ip ~· ~. the
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the Boafd•of Supervifiorl, the committee
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A liquor truck dri ver who was found
locked in his van in Huntington Beach
Wednesday told police he Jost more than
$7,000 worth of liquor to hi jackers.
The driver, whose name i3 being
withheld by police, said two men kid-
naped him and his truck in Orange,
stole 226 cases of liquor and left him lock-
ed in the vehicle which was parked in the
Zody 's Department Store parking lot at
Edinger Avenue and Golden West Street.
Passersby heard the man's shouts for
help and notified polic:e who freed him.
Orange police said the man 's two-hour
ordeal began when he stopped to eat
lun ch at the Denny's coffee shop, 3000 W.
Chapman Ave. at about noon. As he left,
he was approached by the two men, one
of whom showed him a gun and told him
to drive to The City shopping center.
The driver &aid he was told to drive in-
to a delivery tunnel where he was locked
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He said he was driven around for about
20 minutes and when the thieves unlocked
the rear of the truck, It was b.fcked up to
another van 11> that the liquor could be
unloaded. · 1 After that, he was driven to Huntington
Beach where he wu ·abandoned, police
said.
The two s~ are described at
Negroet between the ages of 30 and 40,
about five feet Dine or ten inches tall and
ci heaVy build!,
Chevalier. Holding On
PAl\IS (AP) -Maurice Chevaller'1
secretary reported today that the 13-ye~
old king of.French ·showmen spent a,good
night and wu i n °atationary-condlt1on"
In Necker Hospital.
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582·536 8ookcas•
Rog . $799
Sale $649
582.100 Dt1k
Rog . ,369'
Sale $299
112-441 Cht1I
Roq, $249
Sale $199
Sw)••I Chair
hq. $179
Sale $139
' If 8 suffl.cient pumber of:communJtles
join iri 1he projeiit they iwill be granted
two representatives on the governing
committee, selecte,1 by the coWlty
League or Cities. 1ile 25 cities are given
until Feb. 9 to indicate their wishes .
The housi,ng authority was approved
last month by supr\risors in the same 3 to
2 vote. It had been propose'd by "Battin
last summer.
A straw canvass ci cities recenUy found
divided sentiment on the project. Ac-
cording to Supervisor David L. Baker of
Garden Grove, most councilmen said,
1•go ahead with it if you want but leave
us oul"
Wednesday Baker ur1ed caution ln
forming the agency. "Until we know what
the cities want there is no valid reason to
~ua~~e::b ;~t!8i!.~ubre~~· "hute
Battin aceused him of "foot dragging"
and Baker reacted with, "Your como
men ts are unnecessary and unfounded."
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Rog, $SS
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'Nixon Gets Solons ·Vow
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Crackdown . 01i Graft -'I.rliS ~o.l~~~f-' Five Women ..
• ~Extend Bid N ' A *" T s rt NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) -whO are misled Into lhinkinJ "fer to Gibeon offering his Barrea mAkes llll,700, uader ·w=GroN~:;:U.S 0 uppo , ·~;:~!:!!~~~.~}~~~~do~~·.:: %:"a~~~ :E:~'ii~
s.oret service has· Its !Int female lying down on the job because thinking I should aay we have bla allfY to exceed IMl•of his
....... to be! d D al · • ' ' his crackdown on gait and to be a little bit crookeil to gel 1 tmmedlato aol>ordlnate, Police ell oo far bu not acted 611 . For Jobless •~al .. -,. P guar · ti •ldckbacka lw cut · their In-the Job dobe," Gibecin aald. . Cblel Antboey Barres. Gibson's "'l,ueal tO ralae &:1~~=' :r=.~i: I ev ua , on comes. Redden has submitted a let-lleilden ...,,.1111,000 a~ den'& lajary lo 115,llllt,
and -eitle." · • The aituatlOn ts -st In tbe l~"-:;ji-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii~iiiiiiii~~--~~ .. ~~:--IL-Five women, au'. college poµce de~t. wberel
WASBJNGTON (UPI) -Congress bu graduate. In their'°': were sworn WASHINGTON (UPI) -When ad-Pollee Director John L. Red· 86 sro· RES BRIM FULL
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~ J>hlOd and sent.to President Nixon.legb· In Wednead~y and joined tbe I,111 mlnlatrailon offlelals enter er u c I a I den Is under "tremendous . • · ,-Jat:Jon under which about 10 percent of the men 1'1Jo protect the Pre!ident, vice negotiations with the United States' chief presrure11 to quit, Gibson said. ~ ..-
nailon's 5J5 milllon unemplO)'l!d workers pmldent ·and their Immediate trading partners In Washington this lledden Is threatening' 'to • Of ·Christ-Goocffes
1would get an extra 13 weeks of reduced families aDd guard the natiori's cur· weekend. they will have the support of resign in a salary dispute with .. '
unemptorment benefits. 'rency qalnst counterfeiters; Democratic and Rep u b II e an con· the Cily Collllcll, which Is ~
1 '!be legislation would apply-to states 'Ille 11gents• duties Also Include gn!SSional leaders for an agreement to quently at odds with Glbson.
·where those still receiving benefits and protection,. of major presidenital devalue the dollar. "The word ls out that
•those who· have ethausted them has to-candidates and visiting headlJ of 'lbe congressional leaden met with . nobody· can J'llllke tnoney 1nl __ .:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:_~ • t:aled &15 percent '1r more of the work state. Presi.dent ~Ni:J:on for one hour and 15 th1s adminl.stratlon,'' Gibsonl-
force for the past IS weeks. That cur-minutes Wednesday. When they emerged said.
rintly incluaes 11 states plus Puerto Rico. from the 'fhlte House cabinet room, they "The policemen don't wort
In those areas it was estimated there , said eongress will approve devaluation . • aa ·bard fot Redden as they dkl
1 are 538,000 worker,, who have used up J F Jed by raiaini the official price of gold for previous directors " be
their regular $ weeks ol beneflls. Under DD18 tes Oi whenever the administration asks for 1l said. "They openly 'make
t 1he legislation they would get an extra 13 uwe think it ts a step in the rioht diJ'ec.. statemeitts -and I 1..-.:... weeks Of hall ben<lij.< up until July I. · ' ~ MNw
Those starling tbe •pecial program just In rn·son B·eak Uon and bellellclal to the U.S. economy,'". about•them -that since they . before the cutoff date would still a:et their .1.< Senate DemocraUc Leader M i k e can't make any money any
. full 13 -twe:eb, with the fin~ elld date Mansfield 'said. more, then the hell with it."
r coming! OCt. I. . HONOlluLU (UPI) _One Inmate was 11ep; ·Gerald R. Ford, tbe House Redden was appointed alter
•. The 'l'reaaury'would foot the bill IOI' the shot.and several guards were Injured In R<!publican leader, aald be believed tbe Gibson took office July I, 1970,
I Utra· beQefits -instead of through a ta:r an attempted ~ (rom the Ha wail . Congress would "respond accordingly" if as Newark's first bl a c,.k
on em~.as is the case with the reg-State Prison Wednesday nighl the negotiations ahow progress. mayor. The previous ma)'Or,
,uJar bebefits. The states where workers Jt tbe-_.....wt 'iU!i:hni\AnN • el ht 'lbe weekend meeting will involve Hugh J. Addonlzio, was con-
,would QU8llfy 'immediately include Alas-~:i the ,;..-;-~~?!'~--m · g finance ministers· of the 10 richest nations victed on federal shakedown
• ka. ,Q!Mfomla, CWulecticut .. Maine, Mu-A warden said· seven priSooers Jn the of the non-Communist world. charges alter Gibson beat him
sachusetts,· Michigan~ New Jersey, Rhode rnuimum _'leClirity 'aection tried t(> Nixon announced Tuesday aft er for re-election .
. ;Jslan.(!, Y~t, WUhlngton and Nevada, . escape; and Jb· the ensuing disturbance, meeting with French President Georges ~eople "in and out of the
·in additicirf. to the commonwealth of ' prlfooer . RalPb CUesta wis shot in the Pompidou in the Azores that the United pohce department, :if low rank
'PuAetslopollkeicosrn.an for Sen Warre "·-u' leg., . St.ates would work toward devaluaUon of Redanddbigb, witouldbeclike tothsee . n ,.~ • Several guards were reported injured, the dollar. en qu ause ey i'°" (O.Wa!'J,), said Oregon, Penn,syl-and two. were . taken to the hospital. ' l,lellllWbile,.tbe Price Coplmlasion took woold prefer to ,,. tbe
f vania afl(f-tHS:wail 'IOOrt miibt qualify as· Cuesta was also takeQ to .Q!leen's Medical aclon Wednesday to Umit price fie -in-df;pa.rtment ~ .. the old way, ~w~p. ~bur D. Mills (n..Art1:· tn-argu. Center. . ' • , creases charged by doctors and dentists. ~~.corruption, Glbson said. int for the 11\0llUre Wednesday," said Following the attempted escape, about Your $10 bill may go up to .fJ0.25 Im getting all kinds of
there were more .than 200,000 J<>bless in lO to 20 prisoners -...,e In the recrea-shortly. But II It get.s higher than tha~ crazy pressures from people
U>s Afite!es ~ Cl)at WaillJnitiiit state tlon ·yard refused•to·retmn earlier than tbe ·doctor may find blmaell "°""'!ting
:bapan uneliiploymeilt rate.-« aboUt 10 usual but tbe prisoners dal!ned 1bey wllh a government agent Instead of an
percent· : • ~ ' were beiDg unfairly, treat.cl. ailing patient
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Primaries
PlllLADELPHIA (AP) -wilh newsmen since be and aald she wants some new WASHINGTON (UPI)
standing efect ' IA front or•:,. Mary Ann llarb\o< · were ·clresSeo, but absolutely no Mayor John V. Lindsay of 'Christmas~r,hmii:l:!c~, released Monday • jln _ HoRI ·alacks. New York wjll ent_er
• his \'.Olc9 low 1 and often in-Kong. ''She said 'Please dOn't buy D e mo c ra t i c presidential
·audible, Ricllard Fecteau told Miss Harbert, 25, ~ .. P-alo me·any pants,. 1 want tome primariu in seven states, the
. of .the JQQety'.~9 years he sP:ent Alto, who spent more t!wr dresses 1 "Mrs. HarDer.t.ald. W~n.Po!t.sald,today. :. ~d.o::~ ~mmuniSt ~ three years Jn prison lit 'China .,-;I gu~ss !he's been wearing · The .Post aald Lindsay,
. ., · , , , and bad beei:t given ~P../~ pants in China. Wouldn't you' Republican who switched to , "I .w~s; ,aloOe , ~ lqng," dead ~Y-~er parents,~ Ifie Sssutne that"" ,'Fectia~ aaic1 W~~·; wouJd,ipeatwithnewsmento-Miss Harbert and Fecteau the . Democrat1c • party this
" Becapje of,thls, tl>e .43-_year· df3. ";1 ... ,,. • ~;are ~lfalttng final results year, would enter primaries In _,0JdF~·~he.09~found /(~·\&Jie posed for of •medleal.41,.., at nearby Florld1 1 Wfs.consin ,
• it ~t'to )neet afl4I' speak 1pbofllRrajibs but bad rofuaed V!IJIO;'.!'Fargi' Jledical center , Ma..acbusetts, I n d la n a, wllh JieOPle. • , to answer queallon!. and;Hnapilatwbere tbey were Oregon California and New
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·Fecteau, an Anny civilian B~ Polly Harbert, her taken Tuesday on their arrival Yo k. but uld ski th first
, employ,e who spent half of his mother,~ Mid that during ·a on the' UiS. malnland after a r wo P e . WESTCLIFF PLAZA
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·We specialize in mink al its glorious fashion best. Only the
' ··freshest· quality skins will do. Styling must be elegantly up lo
dale. D.etails mu.st be attended lo with . meticulous care. Tho
'c~t-of a sleeve, Iha roll of.a collar, the swing of a skirt must
·be -executed with couturier perfection. But most of all, we
specialize in personalizing the luxury of natural mmk·to you -
. with fashion ,' quality and value, no matter what amount you
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Buy her a fur for Christmas
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MASTER f'VRJUER SINCE 1933
M.)Acques
DUleNIU _. MANUPACT~lllS OP WOILD'I •1NUT PUIS
14 Fashion Island
Newport Beach • 644-4661
Store Hfff'tt
OPEN EVERYDAY
\,INTIL CHRISTMAS
Mo11d1y tkru S1h1r41v
10 a,m. to t :Jo.,.111.
Sr.1nd1y 12 to I p.111.
KEEPING flnowledgaable and
courteous storekeepers to
serve you.,
KEEPING a store that's friendly;
casual and full of things.
... lllllolt KEEPING gin boxes to wrap
those things.
' KEEPING lots of places In.park
your car.
KEEPING In mind always tha most .._ ___ lmportant·thlng ••• YOU.
THESE ARE SOME OF THE THlllQS l KEEP.
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~Ills will ' await with Interest the reactjon of
the clt1 council to the revised land use element ~f the
General Plan, approved In a 5-0 vote by the council-
appointed planning comm1.s~· on after a series of public
hearin•• . .. ' Tb~ hearings were m ked by considerable com•
L.nt from Village Lagunas okesmen. They pointed out !: 3-1 building height limit vote was an expression ot the public wL!h to protect Laguna from uncontrolled
growth.
Key point Is the establishment of zoning that would
result in an ultfm1te holding capacity of about 20,000
permanent residents. This is up from the 18,000 figure
suggested in the first General Plan draft. but down
from the 28,000 In the final document, which looked
14 some zoning far higher density.
' The land use element •• revised by the plsnners ts aimed directly at preserving the Art Colony's "inti·
mate village ~uality." The Chamber of Commerce has
voiced opposition · to the reduced population figure, but
overall, the draft does appear to reflect the desir~ of
mosl resldenta.
There probably wlD' be some strong pressure on the
council to open the· 'Way for at lea.st some higher density
zoning. So mare political fireworks could be in the
offing.
Discipline Begins at Home
Discipline has been a concern of trustees of the San
Joaquin J!Jementary School District In recent weeks.
But before they launch a program of in·servlce
training to upgrade student discipline techniques for
their staff. they might try approaching it on a rudimen·
tary level -setting an example at their own meetings.
BehaYlor of trustees at' a. special meeting on an•
other issue last week did, ~Ille to inspire oonfidence.
During a controversial cliacusslon, Preston Howell and
Dennis Smith lo¢ their tempers and walke\I out of the
meeting. . The Incident OCCUrTed after Howell repeatedly at-
W.pted to make a motion but was Ignored· by Board
Chalnnan Gratlan Bldart. One solution to the problem ol meeting discipline
Is a closer adherence to ~bert's Rules of Order. An·
other. however . is the exercise of a little more self con·
troj and courtesy. The district must soon ask' the voters to pass a tax override amounting to 77 cents more than is now in
effecl The trustees need to s ho w they can w o r k ti>-
gethcr as adults and conduct themselves in a manner
befitting their office.
Discipline begins at home.
Beauty Should Come First
In a recent private conversation, San. Clemente's
manager tor a major utility company said power out·
ages are not as severe during local windstorms because
the area has few trees.
Practical, yes, but not so beautiful.
And ii highway engineers Jrnve their way in cqm-
tng months, power companies will have lesa to worry
about.
New.road improvements are at faull
Members of the Capistrano Beach Community Af.
BOCiation have battled in vain in recet)t weeks to save
22 palms estimated to be 40 years old on a stretch of a
roadway ironically called 1'Las Palmas."
County ehpieers condemned that stand during
a rerouting pro1ect Of the road to make room for a new
freeway offramp.
Another stand, this one of towering eucalyptus
along Del Obispo Road, will wind up Jn local firi;iplaces
soon when work is complete on a maJor widening Project
along the roadway leading to Dana Harbor.
ln both cases engineers point to existing a,Pproved
plans for the road work, shrug and say that there is
nothing they can do.
There is something they could have done, how4
ever:
Consider beauty and a respect for the envirQD•
men! before setting to work on ·the drawing boards. s
. 'S~e ii 'begorrah, you understand all. this is for th'/
glory of Ireland, madam/'
Botaewife Doesn't Know What to Bel~e Some Make a
'Career' of
Unhappiness
Housing Agency
Has Her Support Confusion Over D~tergents
WASHINGTON -The harassed
boulewtfe, ~ to her elbaws in suds, nD
JoQger tnoWs wM:t to believe about
detergents.
PnCticall:r every ~tergenl on the market seems to be linked with
something catastrophic. Some are said to. an earlier decision, the Food and Drug
Administration bas stated that eneymes
,'MJ! both safe and effective. Medical
cause cancer. others to irritate the skin,
others to endanger
the \llves Of liUle
ch1lm.n, still othen
to destroy life in riv·
ers and lakes.
1b get clothe s
~whlter than white.,
!letergent llJ.lllu!aC. turen have itsorted ..
to a varleiy of "'""plex detergent
fonnulas, none of which has been shown
to be both completely safe and effective.
·, · ..tndies earlier had warned that enzymes
oouJd irritate the skin aiid cause IWlg
damage. But the National Academy of
Sciences--N1tlona1 Research c.ouncu has
now concluded that "the average enzyme
laundry product in normal use by con-
§Umets has not produced more primary Jfrttatioq of the skin than have l)mllar
products that contain no enzyme!i."1 Enzymes won't get out all the staln!,
however, that 10me manufactW'erl have
claifned.
THE SAFF.ST WASHDAY detergent 11
heavy duty granulated soap, which has
fallen largely out of use. In soft water,
wp is said to be jwt as effecUve as
moat detergents. But the' housewife 1'ill
have to bunt for granulated soaps In the
lllpenntrket.
Here, meanwhile, la the latest status of
several detergent ingredients that have
cauaed controversy:
-NT A, or nitrilotriactUc acid, is
suspected. of causing genetic damage in
~e and, therefore, la now banned ciutrlght by the govemmenl Although al
one time the most promising substitute
for phosphates, tt may never be ·allowed
back on the mukeL
-ENZYMEs ARE BA~ Reversing
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-BORATEl!, CARBONATES and
sillcatea, the non-phosphate detergenta,
are dangerous for small chlldren. Last
·Auguol; I lltUe girl to CoMeeticul
swallowed a handful of a caustic "non-
polluting" detergent and died of suf4
focation wlthln ail days. The ingredient•
had burned away her windpipe. The
government, fearing that as many as
39;000 children might swallow detergents
each year, reversed lls 1tand against
phosphate detergents and decided they
were safer than non·phosphates. '."l'be
aafest thing in tenns of human health is
to use phosphates." said Surgeon General
Jesse SteWeld. A month later, he i;evers-
ed blmsell again. He said that not all·non-
phosphatea contain c!iustlc ingredients
and that some phosphate detergents are Just as harmful to swailow as their
causUe replacements. In a moment of wisdom, Steinfeld reeommended soap. '
' -PHOSPHOROUS, certainly the most
controversial ingredient, is found in 90
per cent of all detergents sold in
America. Phosphates are nutrients that
stimulate the growth of algae in the
water. In the last few years, thousands of
tons of phosphates from detergents rulve
~been dumped in American waterwl)'s.
Algae growth, which depletes the supply
of o~gen Jn the water, has become so
extensive in some areas that pla.qt and
fish lUe are nearly extinct. f~;.._d
The most popular pho'll'Mle. ~nt
Is Tide, made by Procter; mid daiil!ile,
the biggest advertfset: in America, Tlde
contalnea 12.3 peIJ:e?tt'Jlhospborus, whlt:h
is about ! percent mOre than most.
Although many detergent makers would
settle for a limit of 8.7 percent
phosphorus in detergents, Procter and
Gamble has fought adamantly against
"1Ch I ruling.
MICHAEL KIERNAN, a researcher for
Kirklaod Hall, the ecOlogy college we are
establishing, reports that Gain, Duz, Ox·
ydol and Cheer also contain more than 8.7
percent phosphorus.
His research indicates that granulated
soaps or liquid organic cleaners are both
safe and effective. At the very least, be
advises housewives to check the
detergent package and find out how much
phosphorus it contains or. if it la a non-
phosphate detergent, whether Jt is
dangerow to children.
Will Teddy Run in 1972?
'Ibe NaUonal AssoclaUon of ls·Ted-Ke~
nedy Running·for·Prealdent Writers held
ttl annual bapquet lt the De,phic·Hilton
in Washington the olber evening. More
than 500 member•. attended.
President Augustus J, A1JiW')' rtporled
prouclly that sssoci· auon production was
up lfi.3 percent over
Jut year. As.wci·
at.km member1,
Maki, were now
grinding out an tV·
erage of 43.8 news-
paper articles, mar-
attne pieces and net-
wwk specials each
dly oo the question:
"WW Senator Kennedy Run !or Pres!·
dent 1n 1972?"
THE MEMBEllSHIP 11, ol course, bl~
terly divided on th.ls c:iuestJon. A large
factlon holds the Senator could have the
Democratic nomlnaUon lor the asking.
But Itta tpUt Into two splinter groups:
OltANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
'
llobm N. Weed, Pvblbh<r
TllonlU K,.1'11, Editor
Albm w. Bat<1
Editorial P~• Edltor
,,.. <dlb>rial -of ... Dolly Pilot aeeka to ,Inform &nd 1timu-
lai. readal by pruenUnr thll -per'• oplnlona .... ..... mml.U'f oA toPks of tnunst •n4
slpl.flcanoe. by ~ a. forum for ~ up eulo.a. ot our retdm" oomtons. and b7 prncnUne the
cll\'tl'N ~nu ot Informed •
9tt'Wn and spoteancn on toJ>lcs
"'thodl>'.
Tb~. ne..mber 18, 1971 •
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~ 7 """"ll"'~ ., 14 '''1 ~rt Hop_ee -.~
···' ,/
The He-Isn't-Asking Splinter Group and
the He-Is-Too Splinter Group.
Another denomination believes he
couldn't wln if he tried -with half
HY~ he lln'I trying and ball •mlline aupenorly. sun another schism clings to the
dogma that be ls waiting for the proper
omw, with ita mere devout memberl
Pointing out that at the 1992 Democratic
ConvenUon senator Kennedy will be e1-
actly as old aa Senator Hubert Humphrey
ls today.
BUT DESPITE the divergent views the
banquet was unmarred by personal ran-
cor. As President Augury Pointed out,
"We are joined to~ether by a common
bond -that of making an honest buct."
And 10 it was that the members rose,
hands joined, to sing the a.uocl1Uon's
theme aong: "For He's a Jolly Good
Topic." A bu.mt ofrertng was aerved.
AU might have gone well had not J1alab
N. Sybil, the noted iconoclast, risen to d~
mand time "for the presentation of a
tot.ally new theory on the subject."
The member1 at.a.red at each other ln
dlsbelle(. After Iii the mWlon1 ol •ords
that had been written could there
possibly be 1 new th<ory on the oubjeclT
Thu1 were they lured Into Sybil's
diabolical trap. He was granted five
minutea to expound bis unortbodCJ vlew1.
"FIRST," BEGAN Sybil, "every dullard
In thfl room must agree that at thl1 ttmt,
Senator Kennedy must avoid at all costs
glvina any Indication he IJ nmnln& for
Prtsfdent. A single slip and his enemies
would dMCtnd on him ln a twlnkling,
bringing up <llaJlllOqulddlck, immaturity
and other •lns -and thus utterly
dealloylng his chanct• of be<x>mln&
Pnsldtnt nelt year."
Tha membera nodded.
"Therefore," continued Sybil, ''the only
way he can run for President is to· avoid
at all costs running for President. This he
has scrupulously done. So we see my
friends, that he is obviously running for
President."
There was a stunned silence. "You
won't tell the pub Ii c, will you, Mr~
Sybil?" begged President Augury.
"OB·BO, WON'T I? crowed Sybil
triumphantly. "And, of course, once I've
publicly proved Senator Kennedy ls nin-
niag for President, I will have utterly
destroyed hia chances of becoming Prell·
dent -thus making the quesUon, and
your little association, moot."
"Our children will starve!" cried
Augury.
But, oddly enough, Sybil was nm over
by a tnick while leaving the banquet and
all his papers were destroyed 1n an ac-
cidenlal fire.
Indeed, not a single word of his theory
has leaked out to the general public -
not until this very moment.
Now what'• the nation gotna: to talk
1bout until ne.1t November?
Dear
Gloomy
Gus ·
A 1lgn of the Umea In Laguna'
Awhile back we had a ruckus ov.er
buafness signs. Now there's a
hassle over who will pay for
bracket& for Festival of Arte aiinl
on utillty poles. Ho bum.
--0. D. D.
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Tboughls at Larp:
'Ibere are perSoaallties who -make a
"career" out of unhappiness -offer
them a chance at bapplness, and they
manage to extract the last drop of
To the Editor:
"Bureaucratic Bypath?", your Dec. 7
editorial headllne, is no way to describe _
the consumer affairs agency or the hous-
ing ·aUtMrity recently created by the
Board of. SUpervisors. Your .inference that
both are ·the brainchild of ~rt Battin
"who ,_ probably not by coincidence -
will be up for reelection nelt year," ls
shallow Indeed.
anguish out of it. • • • IN REGARD to the housing authority,
To imiilne that tbtre ls a 1'Jl9litlea1 , bQw, you can continue to apeak of the ;
aoluUotl ~ lo our '°'° · ' '..... oeeds of low-income families 'in such
clal problems Is the ~ J. tenns as "reported shortage of safe and
1 romantic delusion of · sanitary dwellings" when source after
. lhe seU..stylf;d ·~reaJ. source has documented the number, is
lst";. every ··politlcal beyond my sense of reason.
solution creates its. Perhaps it is because in Orange County
own·probtam, ad in· we don't have as many squalid shanties
flnttum, and, on 1 y to point to as we ha~ struggling families
when we advance who must scrounge for food, clothing and
beyond the realm of medicine to afford the rent or mortgage
the political to the way above their means. hum.an ind tbe personal is there a
chance of breaking out m seU·perpetu-
aUng syltems whose meam inevitably
turn Into eods. • • •
+ Nothing becomes so difficult as a
1imple deed done with reluctance. • • •
lnmlrance figures reveal that there are
about 50 percent more accidents in ren-
tal cars than in OWner-driven cats; -,vhich
polntS not only-to the risk in handling a
strange vthicle, ~ possibly also to the
Indifference in damaging what belongs to
somebody else. -
• • •
Nobody sounds aa dumb as the typical
TV newscU\ef, reading his copy with the
tame affable monotony of intonation -
whether the ttem is a hockey score or an lnternaUonal cstutrophe. • • •
'4Need" b the worst basis for Jove,
because otir needs change even as they are being aupplied; and the neediest peo.
pie emotionally are the least capable of
maintalnlna a 1table relationship. • • •
The paradox or lntemational relations
11 that countries cannot be "friends"
unless they are rougbJ,y equals, and every
country is seeking for the edge of
lliperlority wben H attains parity. • • •
Thole "1lo look for "lmpiration" before
they begin to work fall In recognizing the
basic creative truth that work can
engender inspiration. • • •
What the rabid ideologue is incapable
of seeing was pungently put by Dean Inge
a half-century ago, when he said: "Every
Institution not ooly canles with it the
seeds of its own diseoluUon, but prepares
the way for Its most bated rival." • • •
It la han!er to understand why things
work smoothly th-.n why they work bad·
ly; and we need more studies of good
functJon -such 11 In families -than of
dyslunctJori, in crder to learn as much
about be.aUb u ft know about disease,
mentlily, phyalca!Jy,and socially.· • • •
The dog Is prai5ed for being true to us,.
but the cat Is feared for being true to
Jtself: what we crave is not integrity, but
nattery.
Quotes
C1pt. Robla L. Quigley, USN, DirtclM
of a VES, oa tour of Calif. aa\!al base•
-''tf we're going to belong to this pro--
fesslon we cannot ask for special trent·
ment as women (but at least ) W<!:'re
where Women'li Lib has been trying to
get for years, so far as equal pay for
equal work la co°'ern~" ..
WE OFl'EN FORGET that we are a
middle class nation with a median U.S.
ramily income of $9,000 a year, which •
means that many millions can't afford to
pay more than $150 a month. Or by the
real estate yardstick, even the lowest
priced new house In Orange County
around $19,000 requires an income of
$7,600 Yet 38 percent of the county's
households don't make that much.
A year ago, 27 out of California's :::a
counties had a housing authority. Jn
recommendlng one for Orange County,
the Planning Commission and the
Citizens DlrecUon Finding Commission
felt that rent subsidies were needed to
relieve the growing problem.
UNDER TRIS program, whlch was
established by the Housing Act of 1965, a
local housing authority can contract with
an owner to lease a home or housing unit.
then can sublease It to a low income
family for an amount equal to 25 percent
of its income with the federal govern-
ment making up the difference.
Housing under the rent supplement p~
gram is financed with mortgages Insured
under HUD programs at the market rate
or interest. The housing, of whatever
type, is built, owned and managed by
private industry.
RATRER TUAN the housing autborlt1
being just the brainchild of Supervisor
Battin, it Js a well thought out recom-
mendation of the Planning Commission,
Planning Department and Citizens Fad
Finding Commission.
Instead of calling it potentially "one
more bypath in a bureaucratic maze,"
let's make it work -someUting must.
BARBARA EASTMAN
Eleet More Women
To the Editor:
Years ago when Richard NIJ:on was
running against Helen Gahagan DouglM,
I talked to women who were going to
vote for Nixon for apparently no other
reason than that he baa· ''nice. Curly hair.••
Those gala, being Inherently Jealous of
other women, obviously did not want one
ol their kind to be In pubilc olflce. But
times have changed, man, and t.odey we
heu from Ubtnited "·omen who don't
give a damn •bout curly hair, but are acotely lianned because they think
Nlxbn ls the prime cause of all the bad
things that are hoppenlng.
LAUGH. IF YOU will, at the Lib jokes,
hut just let these emancipated femmes
have their way for only ONE generation
and. 1 predict, you will see the end of
greedy wars, the end of overpopulation,
the end o( air, water and soil polltitlon
and the end of so-called foreign aid which t~ gut .I!> be largely ald IO alien
l""'~'"·'"l:'\"';"'
~ ' Maiiooi' l ~ i
Letter1 tTotn reader1 are welcome.
Normally writers 1hould convey their
messages in 300 words 01" less. TM
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminatl libel U reserved. All let-
ters must include signature and mail-
irig addres1, Qut namas~may be ~h
held on ·~eque:rt ff tufficient ttti!on
is apparent.. Poetry will not be pub·
Lished.
politicos of the big Powers, and some of It
has been doled out to many a little
savage "king" of ·a hungry bunch of
human vertebrates who are now in t.be
United Nations.
WARS BJ)RT MOTHERS the most:
Their sons are killed. The population ex~
plosion frustrates mothers who bear
babies only to have them starve. Air,
water and soil pollution hurts everybody,
and foreign aid deprives American-
mothers of their rightful share of the
Gross NaUonal Product.
Let's elect more women to cJty, county,
state and federal offices. They're cool,
man, and let's give them a chance.
MILT BASHAM
f'rlendlg Laguna
To the Editor:
Most people, including newcomers and
tourists, find Laguna an exceptionally
friendly town.
Most Lagunans like relating to each
other. AU It taku is a ll1lile and a
"Hello" or .. Hi" for those a little fonnal
or shy! ·
Laguna Is also very sthmilaling In that
many are civic-minded. They care what
happens in and to their city. For in-
stance, take the dogs. Some would! Some
wouldn't! Things become somewhat con-
troversial, tiut a compromise is reached.
Laguna remained intact, nor did the city
"go to the dogs."
WITH ALL THE rapid change, fast
communication and turmoil going on in
our count.ry and universally, it was amaz..
ing to find a plannJng commission here in
Laguna with a marvelous sense of hum.or
and the members of which encouraged
particlpation by the townspeople by being
officious enough to comma nd 'respect, but
were not too formal or stuffy.
Thus, people like Mr. Dilley, our
greenbelt promoter, brought down the
house wit.b his speech on automobiles anrl
still made hit point The laughter eased
the tension, alwa11 present, when there
are the usual dlUertnoea of opinions.
'X.11erefore. we must not1 only kee-p
Laguna friendly, we must recover, keep
or fmd our sense of humor. Thus
Laguna, despite d!Uerences, wtll liso be
• happy city.
ELINOR DA VIS
....---Bg George ---
Dear George:
You goody.good adv Jc e col-
Umllists with your square advice on
sex m11ke me alck! What does a
Victorian squart like you know? Co
out and live a JltUe before YoU try
to advise anybody. about sex!
TEENIE
Oc•r Teenle:
Good 1dvk•, but I CM'l My wUe
and 1Jx children keep me pretty
close to home .
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ORANGE cou~., C\+.LIFORNIA . '
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N.Y. Steeb
, THURSDAY, •DECEM1Ett ·:1~. '1971
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Coast · s~hools Feel Crunch Over Christmas
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By·ARTBUl\,IL·VJNSB&·· · • day 1!1'•·1bcMI level In Jl.coanly.ocboiil
Of .. Dtilt, ...... .,.,,, .• dlstiictl. -.~ '
Utile peaee and nl>t nioCb good will ... '!'imos Jia ... olianged since the aepori-
lsls tl)ls yule ,..,.. lllDOIW faCtlooal in-lion of chun:b and state was spelle<l oµt.
terprolfrs of the l/·S. Copdi~, 'Aal part!Mn -plua porenls 1'ilP relaUV., to wba~ Orange Coast public a llalf·mlllli>,o childnll ~m 6 to 18emoll· ~ may do to celebrate Chr~. ed 'ii Orange Coast sobooiJ, all aeem·to
Rellaion and politics hav ... rime : ·,ha~ one or mofe opinions
tducltort In a1~n.. , + · i>,mfl'li:an Civil L!i\eruea Union'•
'l'l\e Jirobjem.J1 thal guldiltJ\es.IOl !Ortb ( U): .. !",·-to acbool diltrlct•dn
by ~merica 's ,loundini filbert 191 Yl!lrt a · e¢rc!liJller, ii tllal aa-lal muat be
qo;. P14at1e11'h'."' in"!!'~~~ !\>-, lef\'<~\1-of.dilstmas, ln'lhe <1"'"""1·
. .
"stuff and norweose," la a tbree-word;
cipenllution Of the National Juatice
Fowdation of America-(NJFA) reactlon.
Needless to say, the ACLU and tbe
NJFA don't eee eye to eye.
The .two coostltullonal inlerprellvo
organizations do .mt. even see eye to eye
on poMlble ways to resolve their conflict
in legal ideology.
"you're damned U you do.and damnell
U ~ don't;" sums up Colt& Mesa
scboolnlan Garland Wetzel.
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Population .
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J ·~Dull '
• .. . ·-.
H-!altb aat baclt for ,_. ieiting
only Ille other side ol The. Greateat sio.,.
Ever Told be told. .
( ,,,.. Cbriltlans p oe U1 In the past
far, 'too macb: Santa Claus'," W e t 1 e l ~
remarted, Implying -u Abralwun Lin'
coin --lh&t yOu .can'l pl-all al the people 'all of the time. '
Bayview Scilool liled to COftf all bale!,
giving tbe cb11dren a litlle Clrbllanity,
Judaism and alto tbe joUy old Aini !rom
(Ille TIJllMOIL, """' I)
Laguna,
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CoJ\lroyersy ..
'· ~or NeW: iwma Library
-,_ .i ·J,-..,.r"<· :t ... • .. ;.
J,<guilil. l!:<!•c!t'•·:ll>ng~ ·-.. ~:m-estim~.-111e-.m.:we h~ liollding IJ!"Oiecl 1s ~ to! 'overlook!"I "'!??e."~I t~<.lnp1exltlet,u
move forward once more Tuesday when i ~.Property. •· , ' ,• th~ Board of Supervisoi:s will be asked to -Qb ~~deraUon,.'he ,~rie>con.
aecepl a'bld that ts some $60 000 ·bigb.. cl~ the Ul111U1a facillll' wmaoted Ille that\ 'the amount budgeted,'. ·btrt · wt11· COii .of S<?me of the feat-tllat would
pe/jnlt cohatrucUon ol the Jibtary witjl baV.,to be trimmed _to<.ftt\ a lower;'*1, litUt, if any trimming or 'architect Fied ,.su~ :ts ~ co~Uon1.ng, wood.,wng, a
Briggs' plans. • . sPeCJ.~ .c~dren s sef!f,wn and others. ,
.Joseph .J, Smisek, directQr o! buildl~g ; Fi:leilds.o! the Library president Joseph
services for the county, told the Laguna 1 0'~1'°'urged ~ council ~· adopt a
c1ty council Wednelday night that he will I r~on endorsing Smisek s ~
recoijunend acceplance of a 1282,450 bid . ~tH>n to-accept the Victor Construc-
lrom ·Victo< Construction Company · of • tiofl· bid.
Artesia, though the aJTIOl!nt budgeted •for , . ':It will give us one of the finest
the library wu only !220,000. liuudinP in .Orange Coonty," oald
Two e.trller bids, for '297,090 and 'Sullivan.,. ctwhich we feel is jusUfied
$263,000 were rejected as excessi"'ty • bOcaus< oftbe Unusual IQCatlon of the site ~ ThelaUerwas besedonmnovalof ·wltb .:.fts·~ ocean \rlew. We feel
a imb.tantlal nwnber-ol !eaturfll.'in t!ie.' FredBttUs'~r<llOda~biaoljol
arlg!na1 plans. ' ' '" ' ' tlie toW1J w that Ille-,building' diollid ~o analyzing l1ie project In ml bffice," · have i/''~ features lie liiclnded." . Smi!<k,said,."llound•mayliilze,~ 'SUlli..;.l&id the 'llrl-W.re being
• , • jolneif by. several groups In Laguna ·in
E~aBlowsoffSte8m ·~~~~the pr~ rosolutlbn and·nlied councilman c;h.arlton
BOyd ·to appear .at the supervisors' m<eling. . '
' Pakiswnis
Surrender
Nf:W.~.3 Prime 111iiater Indira Gandbl .........C---..... ' ...:.-1 et the PdlatM
/Mao io Eilt ~ ind ptoclllmo4
)ftla Deob • free .. tlop. • alto '
-• -.i. ceaae!ire .. the Wdlem !loot w!Jere a: major !ant batUe
was under way, •
' "Dacca Is now a free capita1~9r a frH <;Oiurtry," Mrs. Gandhi IDld Par-ent
whose members cheered, shouted and
pounded on their deikJ at news ot the
Victory. "We have bailed the new rlatlon
al tbil b!Jtorle moment , •• We hall the
people o! Bang1a Desh."
Whether PUillan woil1d lccept the ll>
·d!an ...,..flreni not~ P~
President Agha Mohammad Yahya ~
in a speech to his -broadcall by Paki!:tan Radio at aboUt 1be same time,
aaid Paldltan would !ig!ll on to Dnal vic-
tory.
Mrs. Gandhi'• c::eue-fire w a 1 pro-
cllJlned fer l •a.m. Fridayr (1:30 a.m.
PIT). An lbdiaa militaly spokesman
,_ied. wbal oppemd to be the
greatest tank battle of the 13-day war
was stUl raging tonight ·ali>ng the
IOUtbern border ol Kashmir and that the
Pakl!tanls bad lost 40 tank& and the In-
dians 15.
But all major llgbtlng in East Pakistan
apparent1y came to a halt and Indian
Defense Minister K.B. Lan ' announced
that four members of. the Bangla De.sh
government new to Dacca today to form
a ttanslliooa1 government.
The Pakistani garrison in East
Pakistan was estimated at 60,000 to ao,ooo
men and military sources said 1011 of the
entire garrison meant Pakistan had Jost
one fourth to one third of the combat
forces at Its disposal. The Pakistani air
force in East Pakistani was Uocbd out
days ago. .
Lall -the terms ol sumoder pro-vided that all Paklltanl troops In the
Ea.st would become prlaoner& of war.
Government spokesmen aaid the question
of repatriation would be one ·for negotla·
tion between India and Pakiltan °at 1uch
a 11me wbeo the aaressJon againlt us
stops."
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t \ t ·• .; • r 'C") I • ': ·-.r r"" • I ~ .., \~ ,
. \' • ·~, t • ''• -• • ' ' .,J ~ o;t I ' ' "' • ,. • ~. • • ' • .J ~ ' ' • Plii/rine~s:!J):e~C'!uJ.fils:
Ovetruze :P~lky .Chh~ge
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Councilman 'Charlton Boyd a;nid. moro that _, •• ,..niat tbe ti\n(can
"We need continued and full reptellltw liave an eno'rmoUl.influenCe,on·tbi'com-
talloc of tlie people ·tbrbuilh tbelr elected munity."
council, oppoaed to what coiild bec:om• • Mayor Richard Goldbq uiil be~
political steam-rol\ing," he uld. The· like, to know what polley .uMr cities.
lour-Oftba vote ~ Wended to Jive each follow. City attorney 1)Jlzy ~ Mid
couocllman a real change to tblnlt and it l'" bis undmtandln( DIOll Uled llMI
not ai:t-polllicillY. 11lls COWlCi1 Olf>'Cially llin>ple majori!)' vole:
lleeda to guu:d acatmt po I rt I c a I "1be blf.llftbl, -11 llmtnc ~ maneuvers.'" over to the Jlapq .....,,.Wdoo, .. uJd
Councilman· Pet<r' oslrander aid be-Lon:· "Tbe ciU-Wllo -1t'to1ba clly
could ,.. no' reaaon for ' the lour-filtba coullcl1 bal a domn lood ,_ to be
vote 1ince the ahnple majority• ii llU!· here. 11'1 lliopal to lh'o tbe ~
flclent for 0 far ftlgbtler matters tun eomm!Won pqtiNr' O\llr tblt city C9UDCll
overruling the planning commislioa." · whkh tJU doel.11 '
"Every 1ppllcanl cooalden bis problem On the conlnrf, Nld• Jlord, "I lee! ft
verywelglity,"counterec!Boyd."Anl!one could 111e tha lour-llftbl'wte In many
,,. . (/ more b\ltanea, to IYOkt .. Uom:.rt
CA'.!',ANU. Sicily (uPI) ~•Mt, Etna
..ll<!llno aeet fiery rocll; .-,,ateain'and
smote dioothlg 1,!0o f'!"I ibto U.O\alr .fo. daY sclenlista wa.,,... It waa dhoafe. to
go· ii.or the top or E\ilorit'• Wllit and
most acttv,e VQb.no,
Man Hunred ·
' Hano •Nkd a..f •. --
Students to Go Up t4e ltiv~r 10~~=~ps
' In Bar Beating
' ' or.... -Ooonty -· olllcttl ... Oii Iba lool<oul today fir • Nd-
-potron who Unw bis ,..ilbt and sn altracll90 ,.,._,
around at the Red Lion bar In o..a
Poinl WedneldaY niabt'. ••
WJine11e1 told dejiutles Jllal Ille
suspect -the bar at Jll.lt
1 Padlk: O>aat Hilbway, -....I a
drink and tbeo OQlldenly .-.. waitress Gabrielle Lap::wit, ,Jt, of
tit Cedor Piico,. Colla Mela. · lib• LaJ>OOt told olllctn obe -.lb
kkllied, beaten and bllltl<d inlD the
restroom by her uaa11anL
Thurswn School Plans Fi-pe-day Tl'.ip on Colorado
' . .
)ly FR1!DERICll 8CllOEMEllL cob plpea. tboUg1>,. • lnllruc:tor1 have said, are bwd· Gil· tba atucliot'1 Jm.
, ' .... - - -1pelled out • rigid curricuhlm '"' the ,..,..m..t In Ille -ol academic ..
l!,tbet tU..l,rtm ralter H.alebmy trip. aoclal·-.ior baled.m!U .Ober ablll'
Fllln we-e ID -a ~~ ol JludMll JI inclodu studies in·...,ioa., 9110lo1Y, ty. , , . .
!rom Lqana's Ttm;br~ ldermedllte navigation, and biltorJ. ' P*I '*'be collaCled:Jg;~lm'
'8d!oal ~ glldlllc down Ille Cdoralo . But "tho inOlt dJlllcult part ii ~ lo --lndlfllWI •
Rhier, he'd probably throw back hil heed up the ladder to become ""' ol the 12S Oroul! d•illal, _....,.-,. llmnan,
and ,Jel.oet a loud lllllflh. sludenta who are allOwed ID JO 'Oil the Include competll1w t.al --,
"St.cu," Huck mllht co.-, trip. The mechanic• d the river ,polritl lb -•· -, -lllltt ''lliere aln~ no way to raft ""1 dO that """'"1 aystsn wm ..-Uy outlined by _....., and ~ proletta:
book leamtnc." · , 'lllantm tnstructor Jamet Herdman to "Poiall are awanled to all of the
But 115 'l'lnlnton students know be!Uo'. ICbool boml membert. . bomeroom .....,bert Gil the bull ol 10
1, 1bey wm embarlt Msy 22 or next year The boml sranled ·permlllion for Iba .rl,-er pointl ·to• nut pli:ce, five tor,..
on a 11v"8y field trip to tba river -trip al ill Dec. t meeting. CGlld1 ICMlf lcr tlltrd; im,.~="11 aml.
three clays of whlcli will lie spent lllllng "The 115 lludent1·wbo accumulate Ille two tor !11th," expla-. tba waten between Big RiVer and Blythe highest number ol river polnta wlll be On an lndlvJdual -, 15 rtnr polntl
on rafts fashioned from wood and lnoer ell&ible to go," Herdman ..W. In » rnv be etmld by an '"GCllllDt" on
lubes. . dlllon, 10 .-.. --a !lat of report caldl lor tba Ont or ....i
The man. de1Crlbed i1 red beard-
ed, b19i1d bainld and about 311, Oed
with ... Ill till" taldnl•· F..,member1oftbelludentpoupwUI faculty nomlnatlonl, will be alloWe<I to cpwt.,10rtftrpolataiwa"'"'1'aood" 1..---------""'"'T'' --h&••·tlme to sil '!Seit and pull on com partldpate. l'be'nominatlons, -(lea Mrl'DI, Pip I)•. • •
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I.n So~th Coonty;
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Nottmber, ecoordtal11 .... 1 '1s11d. Y"'•..., ~ 1111 ....... "" .. -RMea:~0.;11~·
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•llftpot~ iillltb -.,..~ ac-oonllllr to Alla v•. • · ..w ual1llt ol Ibo._. __
8'rdMI bit ID illt -.. ~ 1111 COWlll ..... ii Qolla ......... hll u ,.-_a ,,..,,..., WI z• I rtr
and .-.•'Valof ..,._ ~
-with U!...-, ~ .............
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GOidberg
Criticized
By Council
:.lh-IMM~D! 1:11 ,.., -.....--.... -. . . _.,,.llnl_ln--tobe;a
'dlJ. alomd1 bldlle OVW lndm•!Ori
al • ftcu!'t lb Ille Jaad -~ al Ille GDnl Plan wa. *lat a tbe council WU ""~ ....... flnl piiblle
'. ... tlla ~in~ Beach.
rtadtill • ~ -In Wbl!lb , lit deacrlbtd the figure aa an
~oee ''Wllldl I believe bas beea ~ with emotio!l as a ·ao1e basil,•
~ lliclwd Goldberg' found b1msell
the lariet of li>me abarp crtttctsm fnlcn ~· councilmen.
GOidberg 4eilvered bis remarb art.r ask1nt that the heiring be set for Jan. u,
nllier than Jan. 5 because Councilman
Boy,llolm would be aboonl on the latt.r
dale. '
· p~ ('«nmlu,lonlr John. McDowel1
1iad i!ried prompl <OUDCl1 conalderatlon
al Iba land U. element wldcb be Mid had
been arrived at "after several months of
careful ltudJ" by tbl commlqion.
04 Although there tm been ..,me ~"'°"",.,..'"~
over the Xl,000 figure," ,Ilk! McDowell,
·~ bu been no CDDCem ap:ewed over the melll>cll by wldcb we arrived al
It.and I, would '"1"1nd-YDl1 l1F'o ii pro-
vialon for~ -and modll)callon of the land use element."
.~Ing lrom a lwo-t>111e atatement, Goldberl ..-:ec1, •1Are we rUlly ready to
bold a publlc bearing 00 the land Ille
~t?'f, . ~ . '
Re!errtng to malbematlcal """" and . umullllic uaggerallonl In the orfclnal
~' Minn, 'Jolum! Ir Mendenhall
plaip • document,. be llld, • ' B e ( o r • ~ anything u rub u • ·lllliiilallon llmltatlqn, we \Dust 11nl bPw what the·prmiiit .-.uaI lloldiJal ~ reallJ ii .. ' Ille D¥JM p1ao fi
bued on a JllVjoclad papllaU.. atlma!f
for llMI year -al •,175.-U ... lft to
-tills projOc:llon to -partlGa al a ••• w+t.•Pibi1 We must certalnly
11Me the itechta m tome nUonal aoalY·
• -.. ---to tpood all al .... plat•.... -.. .. arllltrar)'
llcure •blcll I lllllM bas --• (Ito POPIJUTION, .... I) .....
"
........
Clear blue -an 1..-.t for
the Onllp Coal today and Fri-
day wllb ply wlndl blowtaa any _ .. tto1e1.ltwlllbe-
along tbe cout rrtdly with biglls
-·and--•·
INllDB '1'88AY
~sc1too1 .....,u lilllllllti'tiQ.
loll leadl, ltt' ••,jfjlcl -IM
rcnllt of IM MQb -dif.
trfcl'1 ....U., acor-IM
foci tho! ~ --· -"""'Jim. ,... u. --. --.. ='-='I --=---F-l -----..
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I
LB • •
Po( Quality
•
• .'"Poor.' Battin's Bid
I -,•
Beauiy Cnn't
Advertise It
U>NDON !UPI) -I...c1a Pel-
-ol Btull, wbo -11111 -·· • ICill Worill coni.t, hN loot lbt
~ta Laguna
'Extension I f f'°:'I. •
Hcuhish Oil, 011 Drug. Sce1~.EY.ed in La~una ·. .. For Jlous~
I)' PA'l'IUCK BOYl..B .-~or eami.ut.. II, W1io A11ar ...... -.nlll. .llio ..... · -
rlgbt to u,. her tllll for ad·
~ vertlslng, the director of the con-
test said Wednesday,. -~~ested ' .... _,,...... ....,.._ted.ttMtlm.., ,... -...,.,;:;::11oiiili....... · . 0. K
.'lllllod.-•II>, tl\i Wldl dl)I( 1111. Pm'cell laid the mari ,1trnv1a"'1.tbehe~te<i'UIO\'deril>PoUrllh:oal 'Agency marUt ot hulllah oil I• both a '1ln or ill• _,._ ... ,
poor quaUty of marijuana avallab1e today avail-08 tJie lWCit market t<td'Y ii of WhUe an ounct, of hlJh: grade •1 . , ·
and the continued efforts ot drug dealers very poor quality and use of the hashish hashish will sell OU the :i:J.reet tor atiout ot "In view.or her wild outburat! on
·~her de~rture Crom London, it. b
very dlf}icult for me to slsn a con·
'tric~ on her behalf," Julia Morley
i"i said: ''She has given us every in-
.., dicatlon of being unsteady." -i,
' She said 11111 f!ltan~ In effe<:~
Despile the county's contention that no to avoid det~Uon, according to Laguna oil on •tht end of•a "m1¥1iuana ci1.8 tte' $90, an qunc~.of hashish oil cos~s.,aboll~ ... t ri..l-Rohe• ·Bat ., Beach detective Neil Purcell. gives lhe smoker a greater 1')!igh.il $170, he added. ' . · · "" ._ ~ ..,.~~·~·~. • t1 I , tip 1 '.Pf'O"
money is available. Laguna Beach city The thick, dark brown oil, some 45 "I think it iii: coming*into •U9e'lJ'linlY ~ -"It.can only be detected after it, is plac-.. Jeqieff <?~e ~~ty ·HOUI ng ~uthOrlty
councilmen have formally requested that times more potent than dry, high grade beca1J'se of Its ~tency," Pu~ll noted. ·ed on the cigarette and Ut," Purcell got anoth¢ going over by supervWIOrs
gas tu money be allocated this fiscal hashish, was first discovered on the Art He uid. a~ oC the oil can also be pla°' noted, "~puse It then gives .off the W"edftesday. ,
that the 12-year .. kl beo~ty qu.,a
' would not be • blo to Ill! the Ut11
"I commercially, although She would '
year tor the· extension ot Alta Laguna ;Colony "drug market'' by police about ed on ~l:nd of a regular clgarettetto usual odor of bunting hashlsfi." 'An: ~U lttee ·-.rt
BooleYard. ' nine months ago, ~ said. aCbleve tHe same effect a.s smoking Purcell said the home where the .. 8 " •L ~ V6 i!~mm l'f:J?O In a raid Wednesday morning, Purcell bashlsh. • 7' · material wq being Proce!M:d appeare<l W:&IU that me counwl • clUes be cao-
Tht project, est~ted to cost $267,000, and his men assertf!dly confiscated about ·Purcell said the prooesstng ot the on ls to be.. the ~e"dquarter1. of •.~tlon~e ~ssed to. determine bow many ll'f: in·
• otficially remain Miu World. was sc~uJed to be completed by the fall a gallon of the oil and dismantled a about a two day process in which high drqg operahon and noted tha;t further ar-terened in participating in the venlure
(If 1972. However, 'COOnty road officials Japoratory in a . r-t:iramar Street home grade hashish is first heated in an oven rests are expected in the case. • w endo sed b lit S t 2 le · Following her victory a month
ago, Miss Petterl,e Created a COD-
:-i trove.rs)i by r~lusing ~ 1gree to the
recenUy announced that money would not where the oil was being processed. and then cooled .with alcohol. The drr. Hambaria:n will be arraigned Fridal. on as r Y a •P o vo ·
He said the four-bedroom home at 11&3 hashi~h becomes a llquJd and the thick oil c~i-es·of possess.kin·ot da~ ~1 , Supe~ R:_&Jpb Clar~ °{Anaheim , a
be available for the roadwork until at Miramar Street was being rented by is skimmed off the top of ·the alcohol. with rnt.ent to sell, he added. 1 fonn~ ma)'Or : pl , lhaf arnmunity, · • scbedule plal\lltd for her by the
• con.Wt or&aniura, ieast ,fisc~l tm1 poS!lbly !Jlter. In a 'f.,ollltlOll pasied Wedoesday, the ft' em~ tha~ tht authority CBMOt be
council requested that the work be From Page J N • T • u s s -· imposed,. ctn cities. ' ·
~J Qfficials
Safe; Freed
undertaken during fiscal 1971·72, IS IXOll ·,Ies • • urtax. l : If nq 'Uea'~g,ree to the ~grain, which
originally schet!ule<I. · RAFTERS lnvo)venoltcJUng a feileral irilnt for ~t
The new road wW connect bomtll at • • • au~~ f~ foW.'1 biCOM~ ~m.Wes,· the To~ of the. World .\Ii.Uh those In Arch ; .1_ Beach ~la~ ridge behind Blue and five points for a "satisfactory." T c A '' new·a~cy will be coqtro~ ent~ly by
B d . . t the~--,,:· of SuJ>U!!lsor•,.the committee
ir C nyon. ost of the area the Students who are the I.op fund raisers 0 urrency greemen adv~t l.. \ •· ·
roadway' will ·lrave.... lies within the in the school during the candy and . ' . ' ' . . I ' IJ ,.. u{f"'"·l~nmber or commnnlUes unincorporated area ·or the county. ~ "I'-.,..~ '"".. •i'I"•·., . Of the total cost, the.city will pay about magazine sales earn 20 points for fir st join in the proj t they Will be grilited
ft_,,,_.y' . PriSODerS $43,000, officials have said. place, 10 for second place and five for PARIS (UPI) _ President Nixon has fiscal measures In fa vor of u .s. goods two representatives on the governing ff. City manager Larry Rose told cou~ tijird place. "Also students may eam one agreed to abolish the 10 percent will disappear at lt\6 very moment a committee, selected by the cowity
, .. _,. • ... cilmen Wednesday ' that acQUisiUOn Of river point for each case or candy •"Id or realigrunent of monetary parities will be Leaiut! of CtUes. The 25 cltle:i: art atven ~ , " , ~ f . "" American surtax on foreign imports as , until Feb t t tndi·~-••·1r is•· .. ?'ARDY ~. N.J. (UPI) -Two right o way from property owners along for every two magazine subscriptions ob-actompllshed," the French f l n an c o · o l.'&K: we w ucl. J..~ .. es flild more than 21 how'.s by 1,00 the neW rbad dkt hot appear to be• pro-tained," the instructor noted. soon as the western nations realign their minister ~akl. The housing 8uthority was approved ..,,.,.. bl em . , Oth 1 1 ts ded r currency parities. French F i n a n c e He said In the • •• Po ·dou nd last month by ouprvisors in the same s to Mbelllous prisoners were r e I eased . , er r ver po n are awar or M' . V I c· d d'Est IUUre:i:, mp1 a i S.."hool trustees, alter learning of the partici pation in the car wash and bake ini!lter a cry •scar aing said NI.Ion studied details ol the future read-2 volt, It had been proposed by BatUn
unharmed today when state officials delay, sent a letter to Fifth District sale as well as for performing special today. justment of monetary parltie:i:. "The last summer.
agreed to make public inmate grievances Supervisor Ronltld Casper:i: requesting services for the school . Each student Giscard d'Estaing said that under lhe realignment will in no way hurt the in-A straw canvass ol citi~ recently found
th th k II hed terms of discussions between President F di ·ded Um t ' th · t A over ''Fascist tactics ot"police brutailly.." at e wor be act:omp s as soon as keeps a record of his points which mus t terests of the ren~ economy,"' be aid. Vt sen en on e pro,ec: · c-
Guard Ira Friedman, 31, was released possible,to faf.Wtate the transportation of be approved by Herdman. River trip Nixon afld French President Geprges Glscard d'Eslalng said the realignment cordirlg to Supervi8or .David L Baktr of
el -•·-· h-' chlldr to T f the Pompidou in the Azores early this week Ill · ., c-~ G ' t ·1m aid flrs\,by the prisoners about 9:45 1.m;The em~J' sc WI en · op o finalists are announced in April eM willi w not mte.\ere with the Ffench cuuen rove , mos counci en s , Ditn•te.s I1ter releued prbon official World School. include 62 boys and 63 girls with the "the IO percent surtax on Imports will government's-resolve to "saleguatd the "go ahead with it U you want but leave ~chard Sledl, 16, after they-heard.a tut "' A county ofiiclal recenUy indicated lhat highest number of River points. disappear •t the very moment of a chances of. a rapid growth of the Flench us out."
• · 'bl h · 1 d Ea · · ts ts bu th reaJianment of monetary parities will be d full 1 • H Id Wedn d B·• ed u In theJ,r grievance:i: aln!d by area radio posst e c ange m coun Y roa re-rrung pom t one 8tep up e ... economy an · emp oyment. ' e s1 es •Y .. er urg cau on ~atioM. . quirements might make the funds ladder. carried out." the coming monetary decisions will not forming the agency. "Until we know what 'VF r 1 e d man and Sie<ll, an assistant available sqoner than is now anticipated. Jn addition each student must: The finan ce minister made the an-diminish the compet!Uve capacity of the cities want there ls no valid reason to
Erintendent of the'. Yanlville Adult -Be able to swim 16 la_ps around the nouncement in off.the-cuff remarks while French goods -a remark which in-gd ahead," he said, adding, 0 bute
ptlon Md Youth e&rec:Uon Center, • · • high school pool and tr.ead water for at =~~:~~fo:. meeting of a public relations dlcated France may not revalqe the usually geb us into trouble."
laken ·bofltag:e abput 3· p.m. •Wed· ;. Front. Pqe. 1 least 10 minutes. · franc, or revalue jt only llghUy to ktep Battin accused him of "foot dr1ggln&" ,
hl?sday by the JOO Inmates who took over • ~ -Show prQOf of academic achievement ''l~'s well understood that the the competitive edge over mo.st Western and Baker reacted with, "Your com·
-'.south wing ol ·the ~tityilon, which the pQ P.UL~IO l\l t J" in relation to ability, as verified by the .0 A_m_er_ic_a_n_s_u_rt_ax_on...._im_po:.;_rt:.s:., :.and:::_::oth::e::r_.:c::u::rre.:n::c::l•::•.::for::..:F..:r:enc::::h::.ed~po=:rt:•·~---..:m=enls are unnectsaary and unfounded." ebaslo0&J1eld..ttP.·11s~modelto-the. ·, .. : . .,_ .. ·.Ji . .,\~•" homeroomteacher. .
ob.:' .. ~. ,.. r ~ • -• . -·~"" .:. -Submit parental approv.al Lot ihe trip
th'1lfib •bout JO ~~t.equlppe{ •1#1< • ''t~ emotion ~i.l' aea l!a•ls, • , ' ana paJrthe !if fee for transportation to 6 Were on the 11n:iuridS of the in;-t GOld~ ~ Wr~d 11~~ to .~.ttil ancJ Wm the river and for aupplles.
1:h.ir th• t d p1annllig ~ to defern:ilne res1~Ual -Submit anproval from Thurston au ion ~Y were no use · ~qt>td~ _ C~})!lclty ,In properlies -already • teachen. ~
The statement of grievances drawn up 1'J~i~ and still undevelOped, llstlng -Submit
b)' the inmates wu algnid by S1edl and five points to be .verWed. Alf>ert C. Wqner, director .. of the state "Given this Information" be said •twe
nlV!sion of Correction and Parole, who may find that ..,.__000 f'Jin1P '-
Plrttcipated in rrlght·looa: negotiat~n~ alread~be 1 -r &u,. It ~~.;. ':~ Wlih the rebelltoua isonen aloog wifli bo•• n J1nlj o~~ J • -tltl;eA y 11 1 ...
,Tbe ~iloneQ !lfi,VllllCO !)ate"!fllt,iJ!, "ni.-.u.~ lo II nJe, cf'wted. ~ charge that. "we have a;r.been ' v;nt and the Plannlnl commt••lon hai
subjected to the F~ tacUcs.1-lice ai'°'n eooalderatloni lot al tt" ·aald
bnltallty," which Uit.Y s0id'"'1 con-Ctnincllnwi Roy H ''i.!Witll '11'1· 1111
aldered "1111n~Ud~.~,~: bi)HIJe .. 'to tlie pl ' ~at•
The prilllnert said nj1'1 !Jlelr,l1fl!<iW1' Infer they have rea ed a dectslon hued
lnanaloll".1'ad been silbec1911 .~,poll~; qn ,ep1ollon ~to l!iggest th,t only~·
brutality and was con(ln.ed \Ci ~e prbon ijgse ltecltions on flct nthet then fe-the North Pole. 1 ~ ~fhltaJ,. ' " ~ tlsy. The intormation you ask for la "I taped it all aNt t know what was
. hey' Pld that the, offlct11 who ''were ttasonabie -jJle W,,AY In which yob atk ~Id," Wetzel revealed, ICJdihl he record·
Involved 1n this lncldent should be pro-for it ls ·'Vefy uftrea.,nable." ed the final rehetsal .too. .; 1 .
secuted Immediately." The in~atea: 1.,Gold~g said he 4id aot mean to Infer • Robert M. Damlr, chairman of the
demaoded ·that the Incident be in·;· the ~laMlllS . had' not,, doDe their NJFA's California JU3tlce Foundation
vestlgated by '1someone other than this home~~ but. that he ha.d not seen .the board. of directors, charges in his reply to
initltution':i: admlnlslratlo,n," and recom·' informat19n on which the f-'Cttre 1was ba• Eason Monroe's, ACLU Christmas pro-
mended an tnvestlgatlon b7 the Am~rlcan ed' aoo-fe1t '·''w,e 'ay i\ready have gram &uldelines ;P18t the other group
Civil Llberfte1 Unlon.ul' ped tat ll · csurp~ltlri'•ctual holdlnt'capaclty." e!Ted.
At least 60 rlot.eq P s e po ce The>' may<ir's,, sta~Tent, 11id Coun-D.tmir cootencf\,ACLU attor,neys Imply
were ordered onto lhe grounds of ttie ln· cilman Charlton B(>~. '1.s.hows thlt you ·Chrlstma3 programs constitute religi ous
stltution by Attorney General George F. · are angry and hurt. ·J suggest you accept indoctrination.
KlJiler Ji., with the consent ot Gov.· the fact"that an awtaj. lot of Pf'>Ple want He also charges' a second ACLU point ~ l'. Cablll. a slowdown in growth -there may be a against subh observances misstated the .~ 1 fe w wh,o. do not ...., f?Ut that's maybe the Supreme Court ndino by not rec:iti"" it:i: way Jt .wm 'be'.... • 0 ... 'Iii · ·· · · full text written 20 years ago. FroM P.qe l "~lli'na!1 Edward ~fr said he fo~d Delivering_HYl;!.-~W:IJY_ opinion in
. ' .• a great ~~al of ~alfdlty In the mayor s Zorach VS Clauson, JU.Slice V{Ullarri n. OVEBRU L~ i · ~ema~ks;. i sa\ ~.at the pl~lng corrr Douglas said that nothing in the eonstitu-
.' ~·· ... ,~ .. ,.:. ~s~ife~~~le:~,11~~~ .tioft'makes it necessary for government
vole wollld aolve the pfoblem ci'f an -pa~e:f t.he 'cltliens.~I 'too woull llkt Jo. • to be hostile to religion. a~ntee cou~ilman, while still fequirln1 · see J.,aguna small , but I also see a lot,"Qf' ';['rad!llon~lly, opponents of the ACLU
four volea if the full counCll were votlne, undeveloped R·l lots. Are we going to tell bti.n~ 11 a liberal group. . "wlthoUt lrisuIUnl fhe Planning Com· people they can 't build homes ort,them? . JI'he NJFA, on the other .h.and , l~sts on
misaloo and Board of Z.Oning 'Ad'r.~ .If the~larsct.uP.element holds water, fiae, its letterhead persons affij1att;t1 in the
justTnent." •. but U~itdoes not, it'i'-not 90 fine." past with ultra-cons~r~atlve causes:
It was . agreed to ad.opt the three" CouiiCU.Man Pete~ Ostrander asked Laguna B~ach Un1f1ed School District
amendment ordinances without chanje, Pli;anriing Director Wayne Moody If the tr~slees! acting as most Orange County
but to ask the planning commission kl desJ!:ed 1pforr11:ati~n ~uld bo . obtained by , d 1 s l r 1 c t s , ~lked over the ACL~
consider a new ordinance changing the j an. lit. M~ said 1t would myolve a lot Christmas progr m guldellnes and lg
voting procedure. of work, bi.It he wouf<l try. nored them .
· Commissioner Mcpowell said he ·~ The ~ard .. was ~~ told by Mrs.
OP.NII COAJt preclatet\ -t!Mi" ·desire of the council for Thomas101 Tommie Gufll!. a r e a
llA ILY PILOT
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222 P•111t A¥t"'•• M1mR, 144r1H1 ,,o. l1116ll, 92112 s. c ........ Oftlc• 3,0S North ll C1mlftt ~t1I, 92171 °"" Of'ftc.t CM11 Met• ,_ Wttt ••'f l trttt '
MftMrt --~' WJ ,..,_rt •11111...,.,c 1111111-IM ...W 11'U 1"'11 ltvltw.rC
f~ual ·woim~U91l but felt it would in· 1 chairman for the ACLU, that 1n no way
volve a·g:r.cat deal 1of Ume for the plan· was it intended to disrupt yuletide ac· nine staff. tivities. A familiar figure on the Laguna
"During.. the ptanntng commission Beach scene and daughter of late cov.·boy
$tudy '' aaid.-McDowell. ·•we hid 1 sreat actor Tom Mix, Mrs. Gunn also beat
deal Ot MSlld help from Village IA&una in some critics of the ACLU to the draw,
reuut.hUig ~ Gd fi.gurU1• I wou.ld rtilattve to ..whethu pupils should have
~~t W . If the· Oll.mber of Com· Christmas programs.
merc6 ·od~ itl-. CQmmlttees co .lil 1 d Her dau1bter1 she revealed, was an
volunteer tp heloM•• :Village Lquna did, angel who sana "Away in a Manger," at
to COf!le up )!fth balanclnt facta and the Top ol Tba World Elementary School
fillU'tti 11•\lftlWd(be very uaeful." show.
~. t;;
' Lion 'Lifted~
I
Leo Proves Undoi1~g fo'r Su8pect
The lion we shall call Lto and his ls
quite ' tale. It all started last Saturday when rookie
Bue.na ..Park police ofOctr Joe Potter
spoUed 1 man walking a lion "bl1ger
than a German shepherd" near the
F\Jll<rton •irport.
Potter questJoned the men but left
•hen he could not determine if any clt1
law had bten vM>leted.
Leo then iot Into tM acl He invaded a
residence yard and attacktd 1 17 month
old girl. Fottunateb', she w&1 on I y
scratched 1 bit.
''~ near 11 wt can dti.-mlne, Loo
"'" just lr!llng \o r,r•l'tl't the little 1irJ
from celUn1 •w11, ' 11"' • Buena Par~
oHicer. "Perhal" ,l}e wanted her for a
.ctu"Ytmas toy.' ,
• Tbe scri!i;hing ep110d.o put police on
jbt'trJil of tho "!"O 1111n. He w11 found
·,and '1'1d hll IWtU! w11 John \'layno -n. 23, o!4 Habra.
.. Had • 'drlvtr't lic:tnM to prove It " . '
said officer Potter, who/ cited Adamson
for vioJ1Uon of .a city law he bad finally
become aware or which prohibits wUd
ulmlll lft-.Buena PJirk. · · ' , -~ wu ta~•• to tba,<PWlty srlimal
lbelter !or quaranline tens.
· Four dayt pu.sed aril the Oran1•
County sheriff 1ent a deputy to Buena
Park police slaUon. He wu working with
the Rlveralde therUf's oCOce in search of
a hot-!Ion which had been stolen In that
county.
In due time, Lto11 owner arrived from
Rlve,..lde and proved to 1htlter offlctrs
that the Uon wa:i: Indeed bl1 pet. He was
cran\ .. cus(od)'. I , I
· Tod•Y Buena Park pellet Md' tho
'sherlf£'s otflei lrt looking f o r
"Adamson!' Riverside dtpt1Uo don't
btlie\re that ll.bll true name. But if hi Is uie ma~ they ~lleve he 11,·he his 1 rap
altte! two pace1 iont· ' '
Thty p>Y i1t lllell!'oiller tbJN• be~del
Ilona -• •
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'~ Featuring Collection'. for "Co1/ettor$' ~ 'Et C•t•ra" coll•dion. Unusual c1bln •ts1 'cl11k1, t1hl11, c"airs,
chests,-Every one pric • sle1hed: •very ono a re•I tf•lsu~.·
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Ro9. $799
Sale $649
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R19. $169
Sa!e $299
112.441 Ch11t
R19. •149
Sale $199
Swivel Ch•ir
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Sal• $13~
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Ro9. $55
Sale $45
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INTERIOR DESIGNERS Optft Moo., Thm. A Prl. IV11. COSTA MESA CALIF 646 ' • Your Javarlt1 fnttrlor dt1fon•r \OIU "' Mm to asil.st ~ou •.•• o27s 646.0276
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realignment of monetary parities will be
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are m lbe -~for •·rid-beoNed palnln Who t!JreW ....
weight· and an attn¢Uve--wattreu
AlOWlll,al the Red LloG bar In Danr
'POll>I Wecllieada nJlht. ~tneilses :::: ~·· Ulal the , IUlj>ecf ilrterod IJw\ bar al SUH
• Padflc'O>asl JllihW~. onlered a :drtnt and-then suddli>ly attadtod
, walli'el1 G-.U., IAlml, 39, ol ·.tit Cidar.PJace;Coe\t-Mtsa.
Mias .,I told ~s lhe was
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reatroom by her assallanl. •
The man, described U red beard-• I •..i; blond bainod and-· .. lied wtll»llO'ln bir' .... • • . .
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Of Meningitis
• I . ' Hits 1 Pendleton . I • ~\ ·Stnltn, oi mmlniilu ·which already
hai ~ .-pnona •I Camp
~ tllls yw his llnlck again at
tbe'blle. : ' ' '
. !'ml lldlll announeectiw..,..y•Uial -~'~McCowan oClll:orDJi, lftx.0 . ' ' WU' m "6itremely teriotm: CGGdltioa~' at
the -bocp\lal. lllfforing . from .....
'"""°"""'lll<llinJllia. ' Hit Ii thet'~btb we of the conlaglous
l!lrala ol ~ opjnal dlaeue lhil yiar.
Tine cl the .-s ,were fatal .
About 40 memben of Pvl McCoWID'I
lnflnlry• trabtln1 unll ""1llned under
medical ~sorvelllanoe after diScovery; or
the c:ai!i-:tbe mm are recelvinC dally
medical checkupo. .
, Thi ~ killed two Y<M!I Marines
ud &ll<w.l clllrlac the year. • •
accompUshed,"•·tbe Fn!Dcb· f 1 n a nc't '
minister said.
He said In the Azores, Pompldou and
N.ilton studied details ol the future. r.ad-parities. <:1i,.
Eluoridaiion
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Set for Vote
•On Aprll •ll'Sln aememe voterr-will
tackle tl1ll qoeltlont
"Sball lbe.Cly c.ancll Of Sin -
lnrtaJJ aod -~ ·~ fiaorlde oqulJ>' meat alld i-.... .ulbctent n-tojatlon
foto'tbe dlJ'• clocntrUC -wal« ~ and
ty1tem,JO 11 to obtalnia flaorktltiolt tevei
and <m•4Hltbt of one part; per
mUlli:Ja?" .. . , ..
• That war Qie w.nm.r, swtf!Jr ""1pled
Wechritry by city coiq:llmen for • '
pleblaclle ~ to . -the
IDOlllhs<lld ... ol addlni 0--<0ID-
poaodl-to drtnkinC'Wller. •
And llilloq)l lls pn!vkJus.meetlilg ....
marked 11!1 aomellmer '*"tre detiot;e, the
couneil Wednesday i1ear\I neUber ad-
vocatu, nor foer of fiaorldalion .
'Ille ballot -· wtll-_ ... the same ballot as candidatea: ror two muncll
posts. ·
The lmnl of Walter Evllll! and stan
Northrup are at stake ..
COUnci.lman Wade Lower, the prime
mover in the attempt to augment the
city's natural Ouorlde levtl In waler to lhO one part per mll!ion,, ..,...S· wllh
P1aeinC the -on llHiboJlo!, l!UI on-11 after lllufnl a llefn warnfnl to 'IO!m.
'llley -be riody, be 8"ld,jto·be
rabjecled to • .,.,_ -and pn>-
paganda" by -loer of the concept.
He aloo lematled UM -1doot tbal
fiuilrldatlon mllhl become .a campallJI
---!Gr lbe'dlUlldl ~me de.mi: Who -1ed Dr.
Lower In hia -for fluoridation two Mka •IO have admitted tbal llieJ haff
received Inftimmalorr -.,ial from li<!rof~--·¢1Y~
Dr. Lower In·-·---1•· eel hia Ihm of ''bale mill," lie rafll.
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_Uospi~. Harbor District .to fCon.f'{ont ·W"ater Unit on..Hiiles For Housing
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torJt iii~ 'w!i.i ""!' lllll yw'1 •
Mia Woiill • .,.1o11, lio1 loll the
rlght 'to "Use her title for ~•d·
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. Land .. Bid .. J vertising, I.he director of the con.
test said Wednesday.
'lln ylew of her wild outbursts on • • ..
her departure from London, ft is A zone chang«; laUnched by the San very dlf!lcu1t for me to llgn a con· tract on her ~alf,'' Julia Morley Clemente PlaMlng Commission tor a
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'!Illa -II w11 a llUdinl......oniy mwd ID Or-tlounl)' -Jllllrtcl bea<lqiw'Url that appllUdlod w b. ft
·harbor coinmissloners said they would
, confront a water quality agency before
they changed any rules about living
aboard boats. ·
said. ,.She has given us every in· portion of land on the San Clemente
*" dic-ation of being unsteady." . General H09pilal muter plan -and stiff.
Boaters -most of them 1'Jlveaboards11
-packed tl\e small office at 1901 Bayside
Drive, Newport Beach. They were con-
cerned •boot.reports tji>t "" wwJd be allowed to live on boats In cwnty
harbors.
· ·• ~ said this meant, in ~ffect; ly opposed by the bOlpit&l group -died,
that the %&-year-old beauty queen at the hand! of city coundln\en' Wed-.. .wouJd .not be.able to use lhe .tJUe , comme.rclally, although she would nesday.
olficia!Jy remain Miss World. After hearing letters of protest !rom
..: Follo':'lng her •ictory a month the eJ.¢utives and '-lawyers for_ the
ago, Miss Petferle cruted a Con-ho!plta1 1dev1e1oPmt:nt group, cou~ilmen
"We have never had any intention of
dOing .anything like that," commission
chairman-Martift Usab assured the
group. troversy by refuaing to agree to the unanimously denied the zone change ~tie<Me planned ·fat her by the which would have Umlted the types of
,, conteft QrrganizJ;rs. uses on the tommarclal acrelilg~ along
But he explained that the district had
beeq tald · b)'~ the San Diego Regional
Wator Qu~tty Control Board µ.a\ county
1b!ndatds-for 10-calfed:'hous'etJOa~ are in·
adequate.
.. . • ii CamiJxl. de lo.f.Mariil south ofttb&.ulDlty
•, &torlige y'ards.
7. ·_ 0. 0: d-Q' qesti"on Spokesmen for the Chapman M1nag,. ment Corporation apP,sed the change.
Other ·in~ which, plan , ta develop
• , the land, ioilled. !he light. Dana School
Okays Navy
~ c " • · The Reeves Rubber Company opposed . . ·ap1strano tlle'change•an<J said'its plans·to move na·
lf.'l'j tlbnal headquarter! and testing labs to
two .acres ¢' the site wauld be in
Sch I E d jeopardy. • ' 00 S ye Cominlssioners launched the :wne
l• . · · • .•.P'Jrom C-3 (heavy commercial) to Reser.ve Unit ,J • 1 • ;C:.2 <ieneral commercial) because 'bl
P la !:' roOil 1erved t9 tM clpistrano •some unsightly uses which could be plac-
,{JnJCi school b!s1Tlct1~ faleterias fobd ed on <(3 land. . . ~ IS Jt nutrilOu.& -ts i tasty -1s it The prjzpary conte ntion wu tluit C-3 A Navy JUnior Reserve Officers
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""°rt.h hrring!? · would allow {or l'Qllgl1·outside storage and Training Corj>s (NJROTC) unit has been
This and other questions will be ex· warehousing. approved for Dana Hills High School
plored by a new committee which will But Chapman officials have stressed despite fears by one district trustee that
look into the district's total food service that their master .. 1 .... for the land calls it represents double taxation.
cperatiob: · for .abio!utely. 00 ~ghUy .structuru or Don81d In1ay, trustee or the Capistrano
The citizens advisory committee will be uses and the planning ii a component of a Unified Scbool District, said he was led to
.,Sh1[1ed. witb making recommendaUoos ~tal bosP,itat master plan. believe' the program was funded by the ~~DCemmg P.resent and future proctdui'es . J/J~Y -cl'd~ that because ifM land cur· Navy. ood •1erv1ce. . · 1-.,... "Now I fmd out·we and the navy share ren y IS w ~w w1.,, aeveraJ buying "~ ,.-ill t;.JJ>lore the price stnMiun:; entities, changing the zoning wo_uld the cast,,.. 1aid ~[Dia~_. ... ~ ~)us•pfDlra.m, the wa,e struclurt, dutro th worth f 1-1 He said when every taxpayer helps , organlilJ.ional pttt.erns,r~, pro-' y e 0 agreemenWJ,a ('t.ady Support a $74 •billion def~ budget he is ~-·,state and federal requlmnents ,.ed.lil ave!OP!rti the land:. I In eflect clolng double duty by again OJf> ~the volume at various schools. •·· porting a ihWtary unit.'"-'
~ A final report is expeolfd I<> be made • .F. _Nm Pqe. · 1 "Our ta•payers' money should be spent at the end ol February. . . , on programs that are a total 'benefit ta
, he cammittee will include trustee TU1™01L the district, U 1 it is impo.rtant. why
ewhart Jr. W&O~IS: 8' ·restaurant · -•"'r. • • "':.. -.:: a&!Sn• the NaVy funa r.Jotally.?.". he
m· San Juan' CaplstranO .. Other . • , ...... ~ " • -~--1aid. _ • ~--·
,1..Pre.f,trably wlt.q food rrianig~-the .. r/oru. Pott'"" -, -4' -· • ~ Trus~ee George Wlilte ~ended · :uie
-serVice· baekiround, will oe --"l liiP«Ht lffind J: know What"W 'I's program, saying it costsiess or tbi: same
by the board. ~ said " We~ ~eyealed adding ,ht l':fCQJ'd ~as.any other. class, that the district gets
''Concern has been expfessed in the past eel the finai rehearsal ioo -l. two Navy instructors for tbe'price of one,
tbat the lood..ser.dce.operation is becOln· Robert M Damir chairman of the and the unit's boat iS used for the marine ~ increasingly more expensive ta NJFA'i eaillon\l.a Justice· 'Jo\>unaationa..:.teei'vlOtogy cta·ss aod for the district's
r,~.te wfth food )flees increases and board of dlrtctais, charges ln his reply ta marine b~logy studen~. ~d ~ studied. ·~ ~ 1 " ~ • Euoa M:rJ ACLU Christmas pro-In1ay li1d be ~~eed 1t w\I 1 !~ pro-
(+...,. :;:;~o!~Y~~ ·~fl ~. .t11at t11t , .li'¥Pl'!~~f"te
fl\l.Jn YWI .put l!bicl\ olfl;'tt, ~I -....ag1.t.,\<7.\ii0ttomeY,P.~T '~';;ld1iolfl~);~Duliaily
ofleratlon. ~=tr"''-~-!'llllioua ioPiior( program l\llP.t.d oy: any u: Sc~Jbo=.,=u".i'"!!'l,· . . . n. ~li.~·:z::. ~~~ ~ ~4"4
concelinf Ill callllriO o~llo• ljoc o!i~Ni~" ~ uc1i ff they werq
of lMses, but instead ~9' :ri. ·~., Sapreme Court -by not reciting Its have educ-.~al value as the
f:!lCOW'age more studedt parUclpatibri. . full tdt wr~ ~ears ago. ti f J'ROTC program has. ·-
. .. • •t ' i ~lvFfing i lfle majority op/n1on 1ft Inlay abstained fn?m ... •' -,:' l
Frem p ... fi I Zorach vs •ctauso~ Justice Wllllall\IO. " ;!ti •
.,.., ' ' ,Dougie said "'8t nothing In the €onsl Ju-· 1 • F P-tilf'' J SURTAX. . . . l:'ii.~e1~":1U:~~y ro,,, ...... menl · SU·R· R .... ;N'~'t.'l{. -.
and. '1 ll I "H. ·4~ --... T?.idl~ally, oi¥nent! or the ACLU .£.t U.r..t ••• economy u emp oymei:it. e sa1 brand it• liberal 1roup.
Ille· coming monetary <Jecl1ions will not . ""' N •l'A' m oth b"~:!!ills < . . . ' " . diminb:h .the competitive.'' capacity Of \' -t••w.J'J' .,.Otl, -e er !"l'tol WJ1o received the officiaJ surrender from French oods k hlch' ln:.1 ta letterhead ·perw>ns afflllat In the Lt Gen. A. A. K. N1"f, the Pa.klstanl I . :-a remar " , past wJth"dllta-conservative ca . commander. in the East. ~ ·
dlca ted France 11111 n!Jl revalue the ... La;una Beach Unified SchooL.nistrlct ' · 1c· .... ----• 'ir --CHi the franc, or revalue Jt only lightly to keep lru., • 0 ~_. ,,.. DI annou mg wae ~. e the competitive edge over most Western .· tees, acting as-most range County Western front Mrs. Gandhi said India had
currencies for Ft . h ed rts • , ~ d 1 s t Ll c t s , tal~ed ~er the • ACLU . tlo territorial aims . and that it .was time
At the Ar.ores ~eetmf.° Ni~on agreed. Chrittmas program guidelines and Jg. 'to halt the bloodshed. AU India Rad.io
With Pompidou that the U.S. dollar :wO\lld nored them. · " · · ·. fld \he had ma~e the.S.Sm.• statement 1n
be devalued' ks 'Part of an Overall · read· .. The • ~ard" WIS' ~]~ told by Mrs. a letter l? Pres1~ent Nixon. who has ac·
justment of rilonetary rparities. In ex.: Tho!'lasma Tommie Gu~, are a cused India of being the JJlaJor aggressor
change Pompi.dou agreet that Amerit.a's chairman for the AC~U, that 10 no way in the war. . .:, • -... _ _
allies would make trade c:.-qpce$sk>n&. '!a~. 1~ .intended to. ~lSl'Upt IUJ,pd~. aer ,,.,,. She tald r(q;~ ~at Ii¥}a yants JaSilne:
Meanwhile, the U.S . dollar felfto 1 neW i1vipea."£,~inlllar·J1gure on=:t}j~ J.l_gu~ .. pea.ce with Pakista~ and.~tblt'dtlrln(1tie
low in France and remained weak in a· ., ~cb 9Centflnd daughter of;iate cowboy · 1ast 24 ye~r.s she an<I het fathcr."theJate
quiet st.Birt to trading in Europe'.& main actor TOm · Mix, trtrs. Gunn also "otat ·frime M1n1ster Jawaharlal Nehru, had
money markets today. ~ som~ critics of the ACL~ \o the d;ayr, • .o{fered .Pakistan a pact of ~n·aggre~sion
•'"The U.S currency also dipped to 8 ·new rela.ttve to whether puplis sQould have · ~.any ttn:ies but that ea.ch time Pakistan
Jow in Japan, where trading w1s he~at-y; Chnstrnas progranµi . •· :rejected ~t out ot.hand.. . . Operator1 were preferring wait·and·see . Her daughter, she revealed, was an She said she was wt'1tihg to President ,
tactics in London; Franfurt ind Zurich in angel who sang "Away in a Manger." at Nixon in a momen~ of deen. agOny at ~he
advance-0f ~be weekeOO~Wasliington talki· the ~op ol The Wo~!d Elementuy School unhappy tum ~h1ch relations between
on the moriet.ary crisis amoijil ~he 10 show. India and the Uruted States had taken.-
richest industrial nations in the non-Oxn·
munlst world, bankers said.
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Leo Prove~ Undoing for ,Suspect
The lion 'Wt shall call Leo and his is
· -Wille ~ 1ale...-·' \ . •
:-·' l l in' s~«s'Jast Saturday when rookie
granted custody.
Tli•nr•i Ktt.,O a-.. -t • ,_ 18Uha" Pf" ptilic• officer Joe Potter
• sppfted 'i. man . walking a lion "b(Uq
U\111 • ~·GermaD shepherd" near the
tod~o..,._ Pat!< police and the
sherilf's off;ce art looking f o r
"Adamson." Riverside depuUes don't
believe that Ls bls true name. But If he Is
the man they believe he is1 he has a rap n;111•• >... ,..,.tir~
MMlllriS' lrdlier
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They say he 1teals other things besides
lions. ruJJ.~tirport ' 1Pottet: 11eaUoned the man but lell
rwhen JW. coUia oot ldet&tJ?\ine tr 1ny dty
law had been violated. , . , .... '"t .•
Lto thin 'got lnlo lhe act. He invided a y• d• s · l residence yard aod at~ked I 17 lT)Oniji . lll 1ng· S unnor
old girl. Fortunately .. ,llhe was o'n l y 1"_.,:
scratched a bit. . v· I Ci&.... G .,_
_:· .... near as we can determln<. Loil_ . 1ra -",Ytructtii'ie
was just trying to prevent the little girl
from getting away," said a Bt1ena Park 0•£ ! _ hri •
omcer, '!Perhaps be wanted her for a 'J. Jt..&l tis . ,
Christmas toy.11 ... 1 , .. • ...
The scratching eplsOde )1<Jt police on "llOUsTqN ~) .:.. A ,,;m atd0Clb11
the trail of the man again. He was found ll -" o•rt.V"Plt.M; .-~1<11 " _.. .. w. and said his name was John Wayne at-Baylor Co ege ol Medicine 1a,ys rec ... t .,__,.,,... • ""'"'*' •urr.ftOlll'I ~ Ad ., ] La Hab findin•a have str,,.naUieJed the ,~_;., ..,. • _..... ~""' Ltlllnt 1-'i. am.son,.,, o , ca. • • • -........ ,, . ii'E'.:!'='~ ca•• Mttt. t4wil_...-"Had a drlvt:r'1 license to __ , ll," that rheum.ataid arthritis is Jinked to a V•lltf, .1M ~ .. ~L r·-· ,.,,_.. ...,..... •• •r" -said officer Potter, wno cited Adamt0n virus Infection, and is c:oolagious. fi.*;f""~'='C::'!:...,.lllUI • for vtolatlon of a cli'y law be hid finally Dr. John Dul(y alid Wedotldly the
fll11' • ITI41 &41-4111 ... become aware of which prohlblll w\ld team 1tron1l1 auspttts a vJrus Unked lo
O IRs• Af_,..1 '4M611 animals in Buena Park. s. Cir•• .. Al D••=•wltN Leo wa1 taken to the county lnlmal hep1tiU1 may cause ar'thrit11. He 1ald tt
.,, • ,. •11 11n.-«n ltlelter for quarantliie test&. pat~ents wlth acute arthritis showed no
i-,. _.,.'Al~ ' Foor , d•Y! pa~. an4 tile Qr•nc• "1\gns .i )lei>atlUs but their blood omJi:d \ -.-.. -COunty W.i!f .. n1 a deputy to Buen• • --~· · . ~ .. Park pol~ Mallon. He was wOi\in1 wit~ ·I chemtc.l pruuuced by th6 hepaUtll
I ~. ~~--~n:r: the Rive11~e s~ft't office In 1earch or organism af~r lt invades the body. . ~ ~ a,.;:.. ,.. ~ bot lion whldi hJd ~n tlnlen ID ~t lloCto'8 said they auspect the'-rganl1m
"" -~ • • 1 icounJ1. ( , r ·: • ... . r-• was i vlnls Ulat could be trtnsml~ltd. ~--, .Jt:iS. ~-~i· Jn.doe Ume, Leo's' owntr '-ll'rtVld trom !i6m P.rMri t,o ~rton aAd Cirouah blood rJllfUsidf and-,..oVtd •w alltltar ollJClr• 'ltaftlfUllona ari1 '~o n~• m~ ft• t • d 1-=:;;;;;;;;.;::;;:.;;:;;;;;;;i.~.,,,1. "' . ..;.,_,.1 _ ~t the Uon wu:Jndee<l:~ll ~ Jlo •wlt • ~~~IL •·
~-Jl!!I:• ....... = llllt m1 M' I rn-J>AOll_Wo' •err.A::: cJo ~bit Age·..-..cy OT'r • SUia Ana' Rerfoiial ~' llveaboards fiGIDllOyinfl over a Jtt !Ima J.I. .I\. Ulm over Newport ianG unless they ha ... bold1DI tanb and ~ ~ • •
I $1 " irttors, might roUOw suit, ' out capabHlUea. · ' · , •
• .'~i>pefsljO<re .4t.;llsllnl')x>"I-, "Would It help If I go Jllld !Jie.,llel!I , ' · • • • · '' '" I'\ _bf~-c(aum to an Mlin!lllCO which''fould dragpn of this outfit (the water qwillfy Board .ChJlnnao Robe;f B~ttin'~l''°'
Utf"llH tnirllia o~~rt t p(Qvlde--:"""boarl:l/and' lalk to hlrt\ bOse to nose?'.. iectec!, Oi'ang• Coun\rHoU1lng .. At1lhorlty
p.i:mp&t or sewage .dlapositl factltties if asked Usab. · got another going over by ~ supervlsorl
~to tl~•boards. -County·c:ounsel Ralph Benson auggested ·'W~sday -.,
. 'Anotllir clause,.111 lbe 'dralt "Would set \JS;\b, and ,!l'_~n 01;. another district An ._;;1J-tlv 0 111 rl the nU~r of dil!ta~ic>mf!Oot c:aWd Uve rePr.tS6Jlilul. ~ ~ neJt board a\l.flljl• IN"•)-a c mm ee repo a~ ,t bolt if illie ~~1'°Mri ~ meNfng. ~ W'ging t~ th;e couptry;s cities be can-
t9~Hinif It, • • • ' Commissioner Frank Robinson added vassed to determine htM¥ many are· in·
Instead commis.1kwM!ra:concentra1'cf oo that the boatbig audience might want to terested in participating In the venture li~e~boards inJeneral and aa:id ~y "al&O,, come and allow support in this was endorsed by a spilt 3 to 2 vo\e. didn t .understa whai the water quality f!6Sto . • . . ~ .• . • ..,. . board wanted chanced.; His' idea met with applause. Supel'VIJOr l}aipb Clark Ol ·Anahellll, a
Sampson ~Id, ·~we ahiadv have J law The naJl\ts of.about.50 ;boat o~rs fOnfler mayor of , that' ~mmunlty,
which prohibita ·aumpln& of any oort of wanted to be informea Of •tien ~t empllasized that the iii.ilhor1ty cl.r\not be r~fllse from any vessel In the barbol'.." meeting would ' occur Wffe ~t oD .t. imposed on itlties· · 1 • .,., ' •
District official Larry Leaman said he signup Sheet provided by dilttrct of· · . . · ·'1 ,(_k . 'bad not been able to deWmtne what the -flclals. 1 't. · Uno c1hesiagree to uc r.¥gram, Which
' r involves solicttlng a i'ede'ril gtJnt'for rent
, .... subsidies .ror low · incoole famllfes, · the
S d f 0 • · · H ~ h r new agency will i,e. ContrbUed en&.trely by tu y .o . rtega 1g way· :::.ii:;;d ol Supervl'!/ ', ~·<io'rnmUtee
If a sufficient nmnber of coinmun.itles
join fu the project they will be granted B s ' A R al d two representatives On the governing
Y tate gency . eve e ~=11.::''cit::;'.~~: 25b~IU~are ~!
, ' ,, .. . . Narro", cuil'llll <>r;tega Highway ' ii
still being studied by the .State Division o!
Highway'a c1esPue an efficial report that
no further traffic studies are necessary.
The San Juan .Capistrano City Council
heard lhi:i week that the State agency is
proceeding. with a realignment study and
possible widening of the hlghway in view
of concerns expreSSfa by· the city and
resi~nts tlijlt thl! highway is becoming
dangerous.
J. T. Meadows, ~ector d. public works,
said the agency'a southern CalifOmia
director, has promised the study but
makes no promises about its results.
A previous study, the results of which
wer,t sent In an official communication to
the~uncil, found that there is a need for
· decrea.sing the speed limit and posting
warning signs before dangerous curves,
but described the overall speed limit of 40
miles per hour as satisfactory.
The report promised cont In u o us
surveillance of the stretch of road,
however, in view of several new housing
develoements in the area which will pro-
vide inb-eased traffic.
Mayor. Tooy Forster poloted out that an
Owens-1llinois plant will begin functioning
late next year and will be sending
vehicles at the rate of 90 trips a day
along Ortega.
until Feb. 9 to indicate theif wishes~\
The housing authority was approved
last month by suprvlsors in the same 3 to
2 vote. lt bad been proposed by Battin
list summer.
A straw canvass of cities recently f<Xµld
divided sentiment on the project. Ac·
cording to Supervisor David L. Baker of
Garden Grove, mqst councilmen said,
"go ahead with it if you want but leave
us out."
Wednesday Baker urged cauUon in
forming. the agency .. "Until we know wb1a:t
Ute cities want there is. no valid reason to
go ahead," he said, adding, "butt
usually gets us into trouble."
Battin aceused him of "foot dragging''
and Baker reacted with, "Your com·
men ta are unnecessary and unfounded."
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· Featuri.ng ·coliectiO'n for Collectors.'
'Et Cttera" coll•ction. Unu1u1I cebin•t11 cl•1k11 t1bl•s, chairs, ..... ~ ch•1t1. Ev•ry on• pric• sla1htd; •v•ry on• • r••I tr1a111r,.. ~ff•
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has upaoded'lti momlierahl p
to 14· groups -virtutUy evay
local playhouse in t~e countf
' ..:. wl\h the addition ~f three
new m~mbers this ,wtek.
'Ille oew~t thea~ on the OC~A roster 1rt th•
Fullerton Civi;C• Light Opera
Associa\iOO. which will stage
its first production, I 0
February, the Garden Grove
Civic· Theater and ~ Bue~
P1rk1 Pllyers.
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COsta Meat Civic Play~,
FOuntaln ·valley Commurilty
The ate r. • F 1tl I er ton
·FooUighten, Hurit ~ngt o n
Beach Playt\Quse, Irvine COrn-
muntly Thfaier, L •gun o
Moblto~ C.O~ll!un~ty
Playhol:LJe, Lido Isle· PIJyera,
San Clement e community Theater: Slnta Anl · ·eorn-
mun'lty Players · and t b e
Westtnlruiter C om in u n l t y
Thealef, ~ li~~~~~~~~~f ~ C>CCrA waa ·farmed earlier In the year Joe. !l>e purpooe)GI
losterill( coope<al~n am""
Orange · County's .many pro-
ducine groUpa. Drania critics
Tom 'Til:us. -0£ ~e1 DAILY
PILOT and Herman Boodnian
of the Santa.Ana Registu are
adminisU'atlJ'.11 the project.
l\:app to ~i:t
' ' ' HOLL YWO(JD °<UPI) -Joe
Kapp, ( 0 r m er protwlonal
foOtball quarterback' for Ole
Minnesota , Vlking,s 1 and the
New England . Patrlofs, will
m3ke'bi.s debut as 'a -dramatic
actof ·Jr\~·· two-hour televlJlon movie.next aprjlig. .
The former 11l·pro signal
ciller will play 'an Indian In. 1
co-starring role with · actor
Fess 'Parker in ucl!uib', an
Angry Mountain," w,bicb abo
will double a.s •a pilot for. a
'television series titled "El.tsba
Cooper."
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' Boodniaa out.~iiY I! com· piling ,, ... central'" casting file
whereb:Y any theater groi.lp
can, drayt, 'uPon 1 pool of
performers to fill itil castlog
needs. A~n ·'fi'lshing,to haVe
.their. pamO.. J~clu?e<I 11'<>µld
.send a s e lf -a~ •
atamped en~eklpe .to,Boodman
ot Bo• 3971, Fullerton, 91361.
Ttt\11. wlll coordina.t:e -tM
lirot fllJlUOI OCCJ:A. drama
fut.iv.al, tentatively scheduled
ftit, late JuDe or. early July.
Tbe non-competitive one-aCt
toutnament will be hosted by
the Santo .Ana Community
Players. ·
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How to Best Use
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Governor
Gives Pitch
SAii FRANCISCO (AP) -
Gov. Milton Sllapp o I
Penn1lyvanl1 I.old SO
California -.irial a n d
---. Tueld., lbal tbe OMl«n 1111e-.. '°" fn.
lttrad MW ' IJmlNV t 0
Penmylvlillo.
In Su 1"nncllco be ld-
drmed 1 l~ ol buli-o
leaden ud toJd 1 new• a:n.
ftrtnct, '1l"m not hire to
plnte ..... _ •• ., '"""
California." '1
He llald he wanted to
-· -.,.,, lllot Pennoylvanla wu tbe belt
lncal• Jri !he e&ol to locate
branch ofl'lc. or l\lbltdlaria ond--SllaJIP aokl ... bod moolo
frullful ~ o a t 1 e t 1 wttb ..... -o1--pcratlnn1, odding tho! ... ....id
DOI clllclole their tdentitwo. .
The '°"""°' callod 11-lenU... t 0 "-l•onta'•
"strict ~ 11w1;"
addinf lllat tbe ... -low tmlr.t 1 0 I a I to
b 11aln111e1 partbalnc ..,..
Upollutloa oqulpu""L
And, ... •aid tbe
Pennoylvanlo Jnduftrlal
Development -tloo, •
lllle -· protldel ....... -Ind-loeallnJ In tbe lllate.
He oald bltlmlnl Jlll1 1
Pennoyl•anll lnduttri will
recelvo a IJIO mUllon • ,....
tu brtak In ol&te lncomt tu.
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~ ACROSS
1 Part of
Hlsp1nlol1
I' 6 Fastened with
netdlt and
thrt•d
t 11 Malt bird
/, 14 Sharp bl tht'
1 taste
~ 15 Exchln9f °"'
thing fOI' ,
another ~lb BGbby-: ·fi,~ ·17 ;2:: B<ul'5
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l1 l9 E.rly In the
t'. 11th Ctntury:
• Rom.
ti 120 Coonty of
England
11 Aslt
~ 2Z SP1nlsh man's
"'"' 24 Fail lo do
2& Dtt1r11tl119
i7 Come befort
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30 Heavy
automotive
vel\lclts
.-o Fitlllalt animal
-41 Pointrd a gtr1
42 Oultr garment
worn by R0111an
matrons
43 Of"limlttd
width •s "Silas -"
4b lrorl1C lller.,-
wori<
•a Ballet skirt •9 Tht white
poplar lrtt
SO Fl1vorless
S2Ham
Sb High hill
57 Source of
Yestmla 's Punlfd~'Solved:
U111:1n1
5 Div isions of 31 Get knowte&J@
tht psyche frqn somettilr.g
b Ermine written
power: · 7 Son of 33 lake·of ltaly
2 words Aphrodite 35 lnactlvt
60 Stowe 8 Un!.t of power 36 Fruit salad,
dlaracll!f 9 Netherlands ingredient·
bl Shetl stetl commllfll! 38 Arta of wet
plated wllh·• 10 Llflinu device soggy ¥fOU11d
lead·tin 'llloy 11 Form of 39 Grapple
61 Comedian 111(.:ornt •1 Police statlsUc
Woody -12 Hltllter, in ~2 Day of tht
bl Bat's nkknant Grttk week: Abbr.
&4 Dots 1 Mytho logy 44 Bt ill
pol!"1ing Job D Attract ~5 Hot P'onot.rlC!d
65 Sma~ In 18 Ont who 4~ Indulged to
quaitJty succteds to a tKctss
htrrdilat)'. . -'1 In excess of DOWN t!lle -'8 Subdues
23 Noah's -SO Strdless plait
necessity l Cut with i 32 N.,1g11,.•s
25 Wrestlers' StDisembark
3) Pitt of I.he heavy blow mHiN 53 Happy song '*'' 2Rlvtrof 26 Coal S4 Dill herb
J4 Dr ink In 1111111 Brazil 21 Dull pain SS Refuse to
,1 quantltlts 3 Ntlghbot of
11 '7 Tawel lnsf'11• Pakistan f } 31 Rlghteolls 4 Those who
39 Lateral P1rt walk qu~etly
28 lnterltttlon, belltve
of dl5gust '-SB Slightly bitter
29 Not Intestinal btvtrAge
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IN AAC' THE PESK a.ERK TOLP JAE
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Bick in working clothes, Raymond ·Ruben ·Haber Pretzel Purveyance at college. He also received a
s~lls pretzels to stud en ts outside City CoUece or bronze pretzel Wednesday to commemorate serv:
New York after he received honora!"Y Bac~elor of ice which began in_1_94_6_. ________ _
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~t by the''lltree ~ &y .WOC:la·
tloo against U. Boanhf S..pervlaon was
u ked W-ay by FUlh DIJtrlct
llupervllOr ltollald ca.pen o! Ne~port
Beach. ~ ,board members voted 2-2 on
the IJSUe of dlsm1'sal of tho action u · . .
propelled by mocl1Uon attorney James
Ralston Smith. •
Olle! Deputy County Counsel Claylon
Parter told ea1pels that •the tie vole
wa11, In tr!ect, no action. "The wit can
pr0ceed.1t la up lo Smith," Parker said.
~·He can dl!mlss It or not."
.. 'J'hey ' are wlrig the lawsuit as
~•arges Called Vague
·Hospital 'Proliferation
•
Issue Faces Court Test . . .
A nine-l]O!pii;.l group O.P~Jci,vdiat Hoag Memorial Hospital, Ne.wpbrt Beach,
It condtmna as the unnecessary -pro-and South Coast Community Hospital,
literation of hospital construction in South Laguna, among its me~bers
Orange County may find Monday that no .a••frnes that the quail'" of medi""' care in · Orange Col.U'lty Superior Cour1 judge ~n -e-"J ...
rule on the lssues raised in its' recent Orange County will be adversely alr.cted
lawsuit. if recent construction plans for several
Judge J. E. T. "Ned" Rutter will ser\11 new ho.!lpltals are allowed te> proceed.
lawyers 1or the Callfornla Health It is alleged that several hurriedly
Providers Asioclallon and Deputy At· ...._ In torney General Edward BeJasco to Judge Co~ ·~t1llal organizations put • their
Claude Ownes Monday for his ruling on license •ppllcaUe>ns to the state to obtain
whether problems posed by the atate's approval befe>re a deadline last year that
answer to the complaint can be resolved ·would have required the granting of that
at the local level. license by a reg(9nal hospital authority.
----' I \ leverage,'" charged DQ&l'Q ChaimilJ
Robert &lUn, "tryU. lo got .... lo gj., in." •
The 'lltree Arch Bay Auoclatio~
representing the private community "'
Soutl! Laguna bet1'een Pacll!c C o a at
Highway and the ocean,' flied the lawallt
last year when it appeartd•lhai the cou~
ty wa!I moving toward acqutsltlon of the
streels in the area to gal.n acceu to ~
public beach below. •
Smith told board members his ~
tlon was willing to drop the suit -hintfhC
tbat4l would be refiled U !be' auperv~
made any future moves toward till
private stteeta. ' "
The original board action which ~
gered the suit was a study or posa:ible aC-:
cess to south county beaches through ~
p:isition of the umbrella , Beach ah4
Recre'allon Development district ZOninJ{
One rl the access areas eyed was Three A!Ch Bt.y. -•
Tuesday Sui>ervisor Ralph aark of
Anaheim moved that the county con-
tinue 1o fight the lawsuit, Battin put it
this way: "IC the a ssociation does not
dismiss the suit we.abould respond to the
challenge." ·
Smith had warned that the litigation
could be lengthy and expert!lve.
. Parker told Clark that ii waa still
pos.!ible for the county to gaJn access to
the beach through the private property.
"It's up to the court! to decide the vallili.o
ty of our contention,'' the County counsq
said. .
D~lay Action
On Programs,
Jlirors Urge
About the only thing, achieved in 8 It was alleged tbat.aome of those ap-~ J dge Guilt~ ~ B -'.:.....l ·Ad ls ' hearing Wednesday before Judge Rutter pllcants had bartly broken ground for the ~,,.. u 'J . . om.-u, ', . op . waslbe'settlngorthelrialdate; tbatw.. hospitals listed in thetr applications ·an11 Cave Test Delayed .·~ scheduled fdr Jan. 18 provided Judge that otben bad oothlnc like the financing ~ D' espit,e Fight . ' ' Owens rules that the l!llltter can be bied required !or such ventum. DEL RIO, Tex_ (UPI) -A Frenc~ 'PJ ' J 1•m, -1•1mg• in Orange County. . One hospital, the la!fault atat.d, made aclenllst who proposes to live In a~ an L ' Belaaco argued Wedneaday that the an application lo the state to build a cave without clocks to lest a theory . 1 SACRAMi.llID> (AP) ->Jguing "' , plainUf(s had been Vigue in the cbargis hospital on ground that was not owned by man does not function naturally on a w
like a courtrdlin veteran, t6e man · listed in a lawsuit filed Nov. 24. He said the license seekers. hour cycle· bas postponed the test ,..,;.'
accused of speedirig sald ·he was BJuff"'11 ·Woi9'k the hospital group would bave :to give BeJasco argued Wednesday -before month. -"1(
trying to charge up a weak battery . · _ "" · : '.I , names and'places to back aDegallona lhat ·Judge Rutter !Witched Ute Issue ID Judge Michel Sl!lre, 32, who was to enter uJ
before a huntirig tri p whea clocked , . the state is allowing constTuction of Owens -that the ho!pltal1 rtlerred 'to ip cave in far southwest Texa1~today, s;id at 47 miles an hour in a 24-m.p1h. l ·1-f'lbe tu• Beach "unwanted" bospltall. all thole alleg tlb Ill bav to~ · the tpone t ed b " Ne>·maio' r policy decisinn.c:. and mo, ."'Y zone.· mposi' 1on o tteo;un."' s !1'w a m w e u.:; nam-pos men was caus y ~ ~-R 1· -and De J t distrlcl to The hospital group1 which incl ude! :ed in amendments lo the lawsull generalor laiJUtt_ , approprlatiooa for county health services Municipal Court . Judge . Peter ecrea ion . ve opmen 1 ___ _:_ _ _:_-=..:lL--'~---,-----==------"--'-~·-'-· ==----~-~,i-, should be made until the current·Orange Mannino round, the .plan guilty ss acres in . Dana PoiOt on: the bluffs
Cow)ty Healtti Care study is comp,lete4, an}>way, but praJsed·hlm for a ~ne . overlooking.tbe new harbor was approved
the .Grand Jury bas declared. d<fense and asked what his JOb Wednesday by,tbO'BOaro o! SUpervillon.
In a niws release Wednesday• jury was. The arro'w·shiped pfoperties•affeded members said, "It is encouraging to note "A su~ior court judge," replied
the aHinnatlve support for a com-LuCian vaOOegrift, f~ district extend fl1)1ll the Street of the Green
prehensive health care study whlCh bas attorney who also served as Gov. Lantern ~n the west ,to Doheny state
been. demonstcated by the Board of Reagan's HuJftan Relations Agency Park on tbe east; Included il'tbe·former
Supervisors."· secretary before named to· the ,Capron . estate properly ' now owned by
The jury, in the' release signed by bench. Pacific Mutual.
Fore'man Doreen Marshall of Newport Mannino suspended further prG-No ~ne protested.the BRD'f.Ol'le acyon
Beach, noted •that preyjous jury reports ceedings, ciUng , the B~. Comt:Y at. Wed.neadq '.r-btlling althou1h several
had f PQinted Ito ~acies and ifl.. judge's past. Cood driving'record . Dana PointJn~m done'° bd:ire eUici~ hl 1he adailn1AraUon aod ac-the plinnb\t ' IOrDe weeks
cesslbility 'ol. ~tlf care and services.. ago.
Tlieae ,peo!llOriis rem&in .unreso1ved, the ,~ H . I Dn, •v·e, Filt~ Dialrict SUpervioor RooaJd , w.
report.atate, ' ' • QSDlta Caspers· u led ifl the,IODO lncludedlll/e Gitoter·~tion o[ all agencies.' -• T .,. ~,..,_,,i*U!*i1Y>on I"" pWiil ,
boll> pub11c ·and Pflvale, engaged In pro-·Gets $300~1\l\1\.' ,~ , : -o f l'llltlii"· Jl6il Lane aaJci' llilee viding such services should be en-. 1,.tn.n.11 hoJdlnP were alrtady in the BRO %0lle.
courH:ed. the jury concluded. The area upon whleh · t1'e new overlay
nie release led orr with thi• typical Pen·od Extended' . ·~. 11 ..... pOae<l ·!Oflay·b ·•ll aoulh or 1971 jury jargon: 'Paclfic"COist l,{lghway. .
Trial Date Set
For Hitchhikers ·
The. South Coast Communi~y Hospital 's CUpers told fellow.board members-the !ie<ii BRO ,... 1pplication ..U trigered by $1 million expansion !un(I drive IAil . blocked plans to buUd a multi-story extended and its campaign ~u~s-l I hi h move,d to the , hQii:pital, . 31872~ s.1 Q>4st . aPirtmerit j>roject oP buff land or w c
Highway, Sout)I Lagw}~ Vic~ • ..:..~~. ~~·~.,!!~~ .~n. encroachment
·Andrews president of the: board of-dIA:'l:· pe.~ --...· · · tors has, announced. Ttie permit would. have allowed ·the
Two young hitchhikers ~s,ed or rob-. -A'11Fadquarl1"5 o~ was se\ up at'481 dev,elopera, lo cut_ 4!1-leel into the ~lull
biitg'and killing a Garden Grove motorist 1t Coast Highway,' Lagiwi Beach,'wben . ' !ice lo BlloW !'"ilcn.., ln'uce55 Of the M-
wbo picked them up on the .San Diogo., the drive was ·18\ll)Ch~ ln •!Jc1ober .111'1 loot.J>ana ~int beJaht llmit. . ,
Freeway have been ordered to !ace tria1 + more than $300,000 In gifts and pledges Under the BRO district aU bulldi,ng
Fib. :z3 in Orange Coorily Siiperii>r :court .• , ha• be<n recelvtd, Andren~• · : plam ""'3t be' "1Jewed by the planner•
Judge Byron K. McMillan set thd date , ~ Slnce'tbe hospital' o~ 1n'.Jt5l,1 PJ~, \and board tiefofe~ are juued. Ac-
WtldneSday for William D. Du'nne, 18, and ' tient admissions 'ha•el ,;T4 ie;i1 ~ cesi Paths to .beiCh JO-feet wide to. be
Nonnan v. Burchell, .ta, both· of 'Stam! pro~ately 1,tn ·pe~:.he l~•·~ '' ~ every•10l:f0.feet are al9o required.
ford, Conn. Both are held ·in Orange population projectiom f9'&r.:)WtJi;pt~ , .. Xhe)~s ~ion cen be wal!ecl W\o-
r.ounty J~ and wW be returned to bis . County iDdicate , a ' 1.te~,;,.~;.,. 'der somie cltaunstances and will pc~
coUrtroom,Jan. 14 for a pretrial hearing~ need for hospital serv~ • . '\ ~ beblY. be done in· pm 4!istrict beca~ ~f·
. ' 'ficient accese' td the harbor a r e a · 1s
atfMdf Jn exlaten:i ..
\IPI ,......,_
' liack 'em Vp ' .fi. Annie May cook, 102, was, Ula first to (halk a tue when tho .
T!a'li&i·Amerlcan Society of Sln Dfego presented a pool table gilt to
the Euclid Convale&Cent Center. , .
'
. , Ai the plannifl& commiMJon hearing ln
' Noyember Jim ~elbnlgge, represen-
1 ~ a Dana Point citizewi association and a reakfent of the area, Jqbn Reese ob-
jecf4d to the BRD zone plan.
' .
Newsmen Freed .
From Contempt
Over Disclosure
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Newsmen win
refute to di!dole IOW'Cll of informa~
can no longer be cited for ·contempt
IDldef legialallon signed inlo l1w by Gov.
Ronald Reagan •. The freedom of l\>' prtss 11£eguarda \y
;,...,..blyman Alan Slero!y (D-il<verly
HWs) apply to both lomier •"!\ eurrent n~·~. rtporierl,,..re pro.
ll!cted·ao lollg aa thty stayed bi their pro.
' I fe!ak>n. , ' • '
-A ·~•••£or Sitroly said the bill ~ atgned· Mohday coven publbhed and un-
jli!bl\lbed malerialJ1eW111ten gatber-ln-
'eluding ii>les, Jilm clips and vole< lapel.
Under the old law, newsmen were pro-
lerJed ooly when refmlng to dlaclooe .....ea of in!Grmallon actually prlnled,
broadcast or lelevlted -about 40 ptr<tl1!
of dlla uiually collecled, -lald.
'lbe new mttilft covers publilbert.
editors, rtpOrtm or · anyooe el1t con-
nocted with ....,._.., wire """1<u
and radio or ttlevilk>D itatk>ol.
Sieroty bad aaid bis bill oppllel lo but
wu not prompted by a controwriial con-
tempt W. involving Bill F1rr, former
Loa Angela Herald-Enm1-reporter woo woukfn't reveal IOUtttl of a Chartu
Mamon murder c.,. llory he wrote.•
Farr WU cited aDtr he left tho 'paper
, lo be<ome a public Wonnatlon o!!lcer
loi' the Loa Ang<lea d~trlct attorney .
Baals or the contempt action w11 that he
lost hil immunl!y.alter ltavln& Iha
newspaper.
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f Ull.Y PILOT n,,.,..,, °""""" 16, 1971
Egypt Gets
• • anctionmg
.,{)f Russian.s
......... ,.,. .............
·Tllo 6o¥lot Unloo will support any 11\0VI a; ~ lo noolvo Ille Mlddlo· EMI
fb11, Ill' war or !JI' pea«, the SOviel om·
llUsador lo Cairo said toda_y.
II WU Ille llrlt time .a'SOvltt olflc)al
boa pilllldy todorsod Pntidot Anwlf
~111 declaralion that l tontinulnC
dMd!ock 111 Middle East peace elforll lefl :irs7Pt .. aplloo but lo flgbt.
J. 16 loYiet Ambluador V a"I • d I m I r I . ' ·,-..~·· remarks to newsmen ·•Po . •'Joarocl .. the fruit Pl&• lodl1 "' the · ..,._Al Gownbourlya.
"We 1upporl Cairo's decislon, whetbe'r
• .. _
UNITID IJTATle ATLANTIC OCEAN ~L:::r::~
• OlllNlE
PlOVINCI •
10 Ja•oico .... eoo
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NEWSMAP PINPOINTS CUBA ATTACK ON MIAMl-llASED CARGO SHIP
. ,. H1v1n1 lroadc11b Warnlnt It Wiii Ge After 'Pir•t•i Ships
• •
-i is for petce or the l:iattle, becalise in
:;lither case it will Ie8d to llquidatk>D of
;;, ~ Jsmll -aressiop,'' he said. ac.
• O;wding to the news~r. i "ll the solution i!: to be war .we iuppOrt
: JOU to make it .a ,,.ar witb a minimum of
"" Joues. We shall stand wttti'you always, in
.. A:ir Force Jet Crashes
' war and peace." '
Sadat In Nooembel' said "the' tlme lot
1aattle bas come" but added that1 war
-1d be avert..i ll llrael publicly "'!1 .~ would withdr•• from all OCOIP-t
~ terrlt.ory. .
· The semiofficial Al Abram newspaper
'. -1<! today the headl ol otale of Egypt, ~ and Libya will meet.nut week for ~; oo '"""1 devdopments 111 the
:'fi(ideast crisis. Sadat ol Egypt, Maj. G"1. Haltz.Msad
aod Premier Col Moammar Khldaf1
• form the -ldenUal council ol the -nation ftdmation of Mab republics.
Earlie< israell Delense Minlsl<r Moobe "'~yan offered to, exchange 11 Epptiall
•prisoners"-war fot 101sraeus.
Dayan ,made the offer late Wednesday
lllght ud .. 1 no limit lo ao Egyptlall
:~ply. . • "'! · 1Snell spokesmen in Tel· Aviv said an
&patrol killed the deputy com-
• • ol an Arab guerrilla group 111 the
• Gaza strip during a clash iD u
grove today. The ~la'• girl ~ died with him, . a mili~.
~esman uld. MulunOd.BiiDll El Balzlli, deputy.,..,..
,mander ol . the Popular Front for the
Liberation ol Palestine !PFLP) aod loog
on the Israeli wanted list, opened fire on :..
':• IJraeli patrol combing an orange '.II""> the lj>Ol<eomao old. The patrol
,ftlumed the fire aod when the shooting
a11ppec1 found Btblll ud the daughter o1
:P!e ·""""' ol the 'oraoc• II"'• clead In a
·~er. :t . '
.!~hot.! Scatter ... .....
!:Belfast Crowd; •
·)Briton Wounded
BELFASf Northeni lrllaod (UPI) -
per• w~ed a British 10ldler in
lfut and acatt.ered'Chrislmu sboppc;r•
Londonderry with 1 burst or gunftre
ed 1t three police car patrolmen to-
security forces spokesmen uid.
j Ali anny 1pokesman aajd ' the soldier ~ very m1oUa 1tomtch woundl tfben three pnmen-fired ,at a mobile •~I In the Romail Catholic Lower Falla i-.itia of Belfast in early morninC
·illrknesa. ' ~ .. A police 1pokesmen said the Lon-" ~erry cumnan fll'ed 10 shot.I. ~t the
tM-ee policemen u they patrolled in a car ~waterloo Place in the city center.
"' The Londonderry abootlng caused no
.-uaiues and the Junman escaped on
'loo~ police aid. ·'' The man wounded in Belfast was the
· Courth Britlah 10ld1er struck by sniper
;:4lre in the Northern Ireland capital Jn the
:~2:e ~~=~ aoldltrs aufrered wounds :~m gunfire ln the Lower Falll and :~ersonstown, also • Roman catholic
l"P'• Wedneoclay. the army uld.
• }lrillsh troops In the LeeJon street area ~chanled &bola with l\lJl!Den aborUy ;e thll mom1n1·• 1ncldenl, bllt there '}ikl: DO casualUu, an army spokesman
•
'
Near Cambodia Capital
. '
: SAIGON•. (AP) -A U.S. Air Force
flgbter-bomber cruhed within 1lghl of
.Phnom Penll today while IUPl'Ortlni
.cambotlian troops. mlliWy spokesmen
,aald. A'~ bellcopter r......S the
two crewmen.
· The ·Ff Jiblntom went down 1n ftames
'four-~ from the Cambodian capital
'after 'thl! 'two cnwmen had parlclwted.
Spokesinen said thet. auffered no Hrlowl
'lnjilries.
'Iile U.S. Command 1114 the CIUSI of
the crash~ was· not known yet; A
Spokesman, Capt. ·Jamu ·D'Entremont,
1aid the Phantom '"wa1. conducilnl alr
: opefations agalri'lt enemy force1 ,and
their lines of 1upply a ad c:om-
.municaUons.11 '
· An American . htllcopter flew thl two
U.S. ruen blck lo their b,.. 111 Thallaod.
· The Phantom wu the 8,063nl U:S.
aircraft reported ~t in the IrwJocblna
war.
The batUefie1da in Cambodia Wert
reported generally quiet.
Military s}iokesmen said a l ,DOO-man
task force pushing through the Olup rub-
ber ,plantation 111 eastero Cambodia had
moved to the edge of tbe Metoec RJ.ver
but still bad encountered no major
reslotance. The spoloelmen aald !he
Saigon troops were still on .the eutern
side of tbe river, about 35 mile.a from ·the
Vietn&mele border and 110 miles
northwest of Saigon. -·
On tbe western side of the Mekong. an-
ticipated North Vl~triimese attacks on
Cambodian forces cut off at Talng Kauk.
48 mlles northeast of Phnom Penh, failed
to m.2terlalize. Viet Cong guerrillas in South Vietnam
kept up attacks on ·the .10.venuncnt'1 .
J>.§Ciflcation program.
One ,gTOUP attacked a village office in
Binh Dlnh provinct, on the central cout.
killed 10 men ln the »man platoon
Wicks
.'First I'd like a list shewing
manufacturers wggmted
rw.11 /Jrieesr
defendlng It ud wounded 11.
The allied commands' weekly CU\lllty
111mniartes old the lolall last -• Jn.
eluded two Americans killed in acUon, 51
wounded and 31 dead of nonhostile
CIUHI; ~ SOUtb Vietnamese tilled and
7'9 wounded, aod l,Oll North Vtelnam.,.
aod Viet Cong killed.
Col. Henderson
Case Debated
By Army, Pan~I ·
. ' rr. MEADE, Md. (AP) -After 3\0
month.! ~ tiial,. 10& 'Wltnesses and
lhouaanda ol pago(of te_stimooy, the jury
today will begin debating the guilt or Jn.
nocence of Col. Oran K. Henderson on
charges of covering ... up the My Lai
massacre. · '
'lbt two cenerall and five colonel• on
Ille jury will be ...i Into ,oeclualon after
t.fle m111lary Judie, COi. Peter S. Won-dolow•k\ reads from a cletalled list of Jn.
1iriict""1l"'1 the legal.llaues In the case. n was! liie ,ix\p ti,mea ~ panel
was asked to taclde tbe b1ue of My Lal
and. involves the lalt wch cbaraes on file.
While other triall :... 1 n v o I v e d
resPonslbillty for the 1laylng1, the
Henderson court-martia1 dealt with the
breik in the chain of cornmana that kept
weft of the deaths at My Lai from
reacblng Army headquatters for a year.
Hmdenon ii charied with dereliction
Drctuty in failing to conduct an adequate .. _ --
ln•llllgaUon.
Policeman Nabs .
" {).wn Daughter '
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• , Storm Wreaks Havoc Midwest,
Plll'flt1IOlllOAA NATIOllAlWUTHUS!l'llct TO r.nA.M. m It. 11•11
South
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Atuselc ........ Seu
Cuba Admits. Sejzure·
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llWIJ' ~lJPJ) .L --tldtl
ICUlr9'1 --ldmltled In. OlblD
lladlo brw' ... 11 loday thal ii caplund a
MfMtU.eeef Clll'P ..... tbe •M•J.I and--........... -....
1111!' - ---· lo -.. plrall ..... ,,. •
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Pidlhe-'--..ilol6amL
The broadcut aald . the '·-freighter Johnoy ~ owned by
CUban ..u., and Dying the Paoa""!'iu
Oac, wu captured about 120 miles frOm.
the eutern eo11t of Cu.bl Wedneld1y.
The Johnny Eapr.., had radioed. lhOt It
waa being attacked !JI' ODD 'gunhoots
ind many of ita . crewmen wounded~by
machlneiun fire. ·
11Qr\e of ~ur Cuban na~ll inaits' 'that
1tands gu1rd agalnlt pirate llbJp that ·
have ·harassed 9Ul territorY at the ·
aervlce of the CIA capfured ~ Imp
Diamonds. . .
' Jobm\Y ~ wbilD It rtfwe!l lo obey badly woualled by-Alflre and'bl pl8led
q order lo btaft to for *1'dlol," the Im; belp fn1n the l/.lt. Coaort:G\IOl'd.
CUban Radio bl...icul Mid. "Send them very qoilckly hecauat they
· Tho -Did thal a pirate lluocll ore· very badly wounded," Villa shouted
atteCbtl Ibo "bumlilo ..m.,. Of Sama" In Spaollh over the ahlp-_. radio.
on CUbo'•-eout'"' Oct. u, klllln( ,'. "I'm dying, Cl>lco (boy iir buddy). ;ren
--Ollll •verely Woundlni them lo come quick." he 1ald. His words -.. lad•••c • little &lrl whole leg ··were •~-·"'"" hv the' 90und of g1lnflre bad to ... -411od -·.....-, . The -latd tllil wu ooe of a "The dock 11 fUll of blood from the
dolea lkallll' am-committed q:alnst wounded," Villa cried. "We've got dead
CUbo by pirate lblpa. . . ud Wi>unded." II waa imposaible to gel
0 Cubl: wlD DDt helfftle to act it any an euct account of the casualties before
d\sl!•J!Ce from our cout when these the radio went dead.
plrato lblpt --•the and under The Coast Guard dl!patched a plane
whatewr llq ot camauflqe they are aod helicopter lo the ....,. lo aid the
.carrying out their crimes apinlt our m-woundedjlut recalled them alter recelv·
lion," the -wtmed. • Ing word Ille freighter wu being escorted
Cuban Radio IJ.id tbe Jobnny· Expre111 to an uftnanwt Oltu t>Ort wbete CUban
wu being eecorted to 1 port in Oriente autboriU.. would cue for the wounded.
Province. The COast Guard •nd the Defense
.oloe Villa, coptaln • ol the Johnny Department 111 Wallhlngton made It clear
E.sprea, hid islued a dramatic call for that ithe ooly American iJltemt was
help before hil rad'9 went dead. Villa, 55, aiding the inj!lfe(I, since the Johnny Ex·
I mtura.llzed U.S. cltlien llvlng ln Miami, prtSt flies pie Panamanian fiag and the
said be and .three other crewmen were incident happened outside U.S. waters.
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Extend Bid To Support NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) -•Who ore mlsled loto thinking ter to Gibson offering his Barres makes !20,700, UDdtt
·Mayor-Kenneth A. Glbaon says I'm going to do thlng,t a dlJ. )"ealgnaUon effedive Feb, 1, the clty'a mosl recent~
many d I 1 g r • n l I e'd chy ferent way. unleu the City Councll boosts with the Police &uper!.#~O!·
WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S•
Secret S.rvlce bu Its first mnale
apeclal agents to holp aullt<I
prtsldents and defend the Conllllu-
tion "agai~ an enemies, foreign
and domestic."
workers, especially police, an "They seem to go around • lylog down on the job because thinking 1 should say we 1u1.. , hll salary to exceed lhit of hll flwa' ,\asoclatlon. Tiie
hls crackdown on graft and to be a li!Ue bit crooked to get Immediate 111bordlnate, Police ell '° far bu not acted oa For Jobless Devaluation klckbacb bu cut their [p. the job done," GI boon said. Chief Anthony ~-Gibson's request to ralae Red-
comes. Redden has submitted a Jet-Redden W1ll $20,000 a f~· detf1_ llleiry to $25,0fO. i
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WASHINGTON (UPI ) -cOOgress h"
passed and sent to President Nixon Jegis--
Iatlon under which about 10 percent of the
nation's 5.15 million unemployed workers
would get an extra 13 weeks of reduced
unemployment benefits.
Five women, eill co 11.e re
gradl\Ates Jn tbelr 203, were sworn
In Wednesday.•and jolnod the 1,111
men who Protect the president. vice
president and thelr immediate
families and guaf11 the nat1on'a cur-
rency againat counterfeiters.
The sltuaUon L! worst lo lh•·l-~~-iiiiiliiliiiiiilliijiiiillilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii~iiiiiiiiii:ii~~iiii~;:::~Jl-police department, w b er t I
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'When ad-l'ollce Dir'Ftor John L, Red.
ministration officials enter c r u c I a 1 den la urider "tremendous
negotiations with the United States' chief premire11 to quit, Glbaon said.
!roding partners In Washington Ibis Redden ls threatening to '
weekend, they wm have the support of resign in a salary dispute with
Democratic and Re pub 11 c a n con· !l>e 91y Co11n<;U, which ls fre.
gressional leaders for an agreement to quenfly at odds with Gibson.
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'lbe legislation would apPly to states
where those stilt receivlng benefits and
those wbo have eihausted them has to-
taled 6.5 percent or more of ttie work
force for the past 13 weeks. That cur-
renUy includes 11 states plus Puerto Rico.
The 88'1111' duti .. abo Include
protection of major ires!denital
candidates and vialUng beam of
state.
devalue the dollar. "'The woM is out -that
The congressional leaders met with nobody can make money ml __ _:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ President NiJ:on for ooe hour and 15 this administration," Gibson!-
In those areas it was estimated there
are 538,000 workers who have used up
their regular 39 weeks of benefits. Under
the legislation they would get an extra 13
weeks of half benefits up until July 1.
Those startina: fhe special program just
before the cutoff date would still get their
full 13 weeks, with the final, end date
coming Oct. I.
The Treasury would foot the bill for the
extra benerits -instead of through a tax:
on employers as is the case wHh the reg-
ul ar benellLs. The states where workers
would qualify jmmediately lnclfde Alas--
ka, Calllomla, &nhectlcut, Maine, Mas-.
sachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, Rhode
Island, Vermont, Wasb~on and Nevada,
in addition to the commo~ealth 0t
Puerto Rico.·
A spok~ ror Sen. Wamip Magnu-
son (D-f/ash.), said Oregqri.,~ Pennsyl-
vania and HawaU JOO!'I migtlt qualify as
weU. · Rep. Wilbur D. Milts (O.Arlr'li 'ln°argu.
ing for the measure Wednesday; ,said
there were more than 2001000 ~less in Los Angeles 8nd that WUlilJllQin stat<
bas an unemployment rate o£ iboot ·10
percent.
Inmates Foiled •
In Prison, Break
HONOLULU (UPI) -One lnmata wu
shot·and several gWards were injured in
an attempted escape from the Hiwail
State Prison Wednesday night.
U was the second dlslurbao<;e lo eight,
hours at the'-stoey prls<iil. • ·
' Al Ward~· ~1pren prisoners in the
muim.wtt, """'111 -tried tq escape, and bl' the ensuing disturbaDCe,
prlsooer Rolph OJesta was shot In the leg. .
Several guanls were reported lojured,
and . two were taken to the hospital.
Olesta was also taken to Queen's Medical
. Centtt.
Following the attempted escape, about
10 to 20 prisoners who were in the recrea-
tionryard -to ..-earlier tilan usual but the prisoners claimed Ibey
were beq unfairly treated.
minutes Wednesday. When they emerged • said. ,
from the White House cabinet room, they "'The poli..:emen don't work
said Congress will approve devaluation u bard for Redden as lhey did
by raising the official price of gold for previous directors " be
whenever the administration uU for It. said. "They openly 'make
"We think it is a step in the right direc--statements -and I know
ti.on a:nd beneficial to the U.S. economy," 1 about them -that since tbe:Y
Senate Democratic Leader M J k: e can't make JDY money any
Mansfield said. more, then the hell with it." ReP. Gerald R. Ford, the House Redden was appointed after
Republican leader, saJd be believed the Gibson took office July 1, 1970,
Congress would "respond accordingly" if as Newark's first b I a c.k
the ~gotiations show progress. mayor. The previous mayor,
The weekend meeting will involve Hugh J. Addonizlo, was con-
finance mlnisters' Wt.he 10 richest naUons victed on federal shakedown
of the non-Communist world. c~arges after Gibson beat him
Nixon announced Tuesday af t er for re-eJ~tlon,
meeUng with French Pres.ident Georges People "in and out of the
Pompidou in the Azores that the United police department, ~r low rank
States would work toward devaluapon Qf and hJgb, would like to see the dollar. • Redden quit because they
,,.. J4eaRWhiJe, the Price .Coi:nmisslon took would prefer to see the
.aclon Wednesday to limit"_price fte in· ~partment !'180 the old w~y,
creases charged by doctors and ded\lsts. · ~~h, corrupUon, Gibson satd .
Your $10 bill may go up to '10.25 l m getting all ~ of
shortly. But if It gets higher than: that, crazy pnssure! from people
the doctor may find himself con.suiting
with a gove.mmeil.t agent instead -of an
ailing patient
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
Standing erect in front of' a
Christmas tr.o, hands clasped,
his voice low ind 'Cften in-
audible, Richard Fecteatl'. told
of the l(lll<!;> 19 yem be spent
in a Communist O:iinese
)vitb newsmen since he and said she wants some new WASHINGTON (UPI) · Mayor John V. Lindsay of ~~~on!:~ :::" =· but absolutely no New York will enter
Kong. · D e m o.c r a t i c presidential "'$le-said 'Please don't buy Miss Harbert, 25, of Palo me .,riy pants, 1 want some primaries in seven states, the
Alto, who spent more than dreues;• " Mrs. Harbert &aid. \V8.'hi0gtnn·Post said today.
three years in prison in China "I guess she's been weariDg The Post said Lindsay,
and. had been given up for ts ln Qiina w uldn't ''I was alone so long," dead ~)' her parents, said abe pan . o you Republican who switched to
Fecteau said Wedne!day'. wouJ•'" ........ with newsmen to-~me ~t?'' · ·· · the· Democratic putt ttUs
prison.
T .,..._ MISS Hirbert and Fecteau .
Becau,se 'of this,·tbe 43-year-day, -bottf'are1a..;altlng final results · year, would enter primaries m THINK
old Fecteau .uid·he no-,,rfoond ,. · ~,:. th9 posed for tof• ~~ ... at nearby F 1 o r l d a, W 1scons1 n ,
It <lillkult' to met! and· speak .]ibqtogt8pbs but bad refused a11.,.·~e ~cal Ce!'ti!r , ~ch"l"tl•, Ind la n a, JEOJr\ ~·~
with people. to ~er qu~ "a!dJbptlat where they Were Oregon, California and New LU,
Fecteau, an Army civilian But Polly Harbert, her taken Tu~y on their arrival y: i. but would ski th first employe who spent half of his mother, said that during a on the U.S. mainland Uter a or., p e WESTCLIFF PLXzA
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W ei speciolize in mink ot· its glorious fashi on \;est, Only the
freshest quoli.ty skins will do. Styling must be olegontly up to
date. Details must be attended .to with metic ulous care . The
cut of o sleeve, the roll of • collor, the swing of • skirt" must
be eJCec uted with couturier pe~fection. But most of all, we
specia lize in personal izing the luxury of natural mink to you -
with fo shion, quolity 'ond velue, no melter whet emount you
spend.
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courteous storekeepers to
gerve you,
KEEPING a e:tore that's fr1endly;
casual end full of things.
KEEPING gift boxes to·wrap
those things.
KEEPINCJ. Jots ol places to park
your car.
KEEPINCI, In mind always the most
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J..aiunans will await with Interest tho reacUon ot
tho city council to the revised land use element of the
Genonl Plan. approved In a' f>-0 vcte by the council·
appointed planning comnilssion after a series of public
bearing._
The bearings were marked by considerable com·
mept from VWage Laguna spokesmen. They pointed out
the 21-1 building height limit vote was an ell]>ression
0( the public wish to proleet Laguna from unconlrolled
growth.
Key polnt is the establishment of toning that \VOUld
r esult 1n an ultimate holding capacity of about 20,000
permanent residents. This is up from the 18,000 figure
suggested in the first Genetal Plan draft, but down
from the 28,000 In the final documen~ wbich looked
to some zonl!lg for higher density.
The ]and use element as revised by the planners
ls aimed directly at preserving tbe Art Colony's "inti·
mate village Quality." The Chamber of Commerce has
voiced opposition to the reduced population figure, but
overall, the draft does appear to reflect lhe desires of
most residents.
There probably will be some strong pressure on the
council to open the way for at least some hJgher density
zoning. So more political fireworks could" be in tqe
o!ling.
Discipline Begins at Home
Discl_pllne bas been a concern of trustees of the San
J oaquin Elementary School District in recent weeks.
But before they launch a program of in-service
training to upgrade student discipline techniques for
their staff, they might try approaching it on a rudimen·
tary level -setting an example at their own meetings.
tempted to make a motion but was Ignored by B<>ard
Chllflllan Gratian Bldart.
One solution to the problem of meeting discipllne
Js a closer adherence to Robert's Rules or Order. An·
other, hO\Yevcr is the exercise or a little more self con·
trol and courtesy.
The \d}strict !llust soon ask the v o t e rs to pass a tax overr¥1e amounting to 77 cents more than ls now in
effect Th:e trustees need to s b o w they can w o r k to-
gether as aduUs and conduct themselves in a manner
be!ilting their office.
Discipline begins at home.
Beauty Should Come First
In a rffent' private conversation, San Clemente's
manager fo r a major utility company &aid power out·
ages are not as severe during local windstonns ,becawse
the area has few trees.
Practical, yes, but not so beautiful.
And it highway engineers have their way tn com·
lng months, power companies will have less to worry
about.
New road improvements are at fault.
?\1embers of the Capistrano Beach Community Af;.
sociation have batUed in vain in recent weeks to save
22 palms estimated to be 40 years old on a stretch of a
roadway ironically called "Las PalmaS."
County eniineers co ndemned that sttyld during
a rerouting pro3ect of the road to make room for a new
free\\'3Y offramp.
Another stand. this one of towering eucalyptus
along Del Obispo Road, will wind up in local fireplaces
soon \Vhen \vork is complete on a ma1or wideni_ng "project
along the roadway leading to Dana Harbor.
Behavior o! trustees at a special meeting on an·
other isaue Jast week did litUe to inspire confidence.
During a controversial discusSioh, Preston Howell and
Dennis Smith lost their tempers and walked out o! the
meeting. '
ln both cases engineers point to existing approved
plans for the road work, shrug and say that there is
nothing they can do.
There is something they could have done, how·
ever:
Consider. beauty and a respect for the environ·
ment before setting to work on the drawing boards.
'Sure 'n begarrah, you imderstand all. ~sis for th'1
gl ory of Ireland, madam-
The Incident occurred after Howell repeatedly at-
Hou~fe Doesn't Know What to Be li e ve
Confusion Over Deter gents
WASHINGTON -The h arasse d
housewife, up to her elbows ln suds. no
longer Mow• what to believe about
cktergeots.
PracUcally every detergent on the
market seems to be linked with
aomelbing catastrophic. Some are said to
cause cancer. otben
to trritate the skin,
othen: t.o endanger
the live s cf liu.te
children, still others
to destroy life ln riv-
en and lakes.
Th get clothes
~whiter than white."
detergent manulac--
turtrs b&ve resorted
to a variety of complex detergent
formulas, none of which has been shown
to be both completely safe and effective.
THE SAFEST WASHDAY detergent ts
heavy duty granulated soap, whlch has
fallen largely out of use. In soft water,
soap Is said to be just as effective as
most detergents. But the housewife will
have to hunt for granulated soaps in the
aupermarket.
He.re. meanwhile, iJ the latest status of
several detergent ingredient.& that have
caused controversy:
-NTA, or nitrilotriacetic acid, ls
suspected of causing genetic damage in
people and, therefore, is now banned
outright by the governmenl Although at
one time the most promising &ubstltute
for phosphates. it may oever be allowed
back on the market.
-ENZYMES ARE BACK. Reversing
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an earlier decision, the Food and Drug
AdministraOon has stated that enzymes
are. both safe and effective. Medical
·1tudie1 earlier had warned that enzymes
could irritate the skin and cause lwig
damage. But the National Academy of
Sciences-National Research Council has
now concluded that "the average enzyme
laundry product in normal use by con-
sumers has not produced more primary
lnltation of the skin than have similal
products that contain no enzymes.1
Enzymes won't get out an . the stains,
however, that some manufacturers have
claimed.
-BORATES, CARBONATES and
silicatet, ttie non-phosphate detergents,
are dangerous for small children. Last
August, a little girl in Connecticut
swallowed a handful or a caustic "non-
polluting" detergent and died of suf·
location within si1 days. The ingredients
had burned away her wind pipe. The
government, fearing that as many as
39,000 ·children might swall ow detergents
et.ch year, reversed its stand against
phosphate detergents and decided they
were safer than non-phosphates. "The
safest thing in terms of human health is
to use phosphates," said Surgeon General
Jesse Steinfeld. A month later. he rever s·
ed himself again. He said that not all non-
phosphates contain caustic ingredients
and that some phosphate deterge nts are
just as harmful to swallow as their
caustic replacements. In a moment of
wlsdom, Steinfeld recomme nded soap.
-PHOSPJiOROUS, certainly the most
controversial in gredient, is found in 90
per cent of all detergents sold in
America. Phosphates are nutrients th at
stimulate the growth of algae in the
water. In the last few years, thousands of
tons of phosphates from de tergents have
been dumped in American waterways.
Algae growth, which deP.letes the supply
of oxygen in the water. has become so
extensive in some areas that plant and
fish life are nearly extinct. .
The most popular phQ&phate dejergent
Is Tide, made by Procter and Gamble,
the biggest adverUser in America. Ttde
containes 12.3 per~nt phosphorus, which
is about 3 pe~t more than most.
Although many de\ergenl makers would
settle !or a lbnit of 8.7 percent
phosphonts in detergents, Procter and
Gambl~ has fought adamantly against
such a ruling.
MICHAEL KIERNAN, a researcher for
Kirkland Hall, the ecology college we are
establishing, reparts that Gain, Duz, Ox-
ydol and Cheer also contain more than 8.7
percent phosphorus.
His research indicates that granulated
soaps or liquid organic cleaners are both
sarc and effective. At the very least, he
advises house\vives to check the
deterg ent package and ri nd out how much
phosphorus it contains or. if it la a non-
phos phate detergent, whether it is
dangerous to children.
Will Teddy Run i n 1972?
The National AssoclaUon of Is-Ted-Ken-
nedy Running-tor-President Writers held
its annual banquet at the Del~hic-Wlton
in Washington the other evening. More
than 500 members attended.
President Augustus J. Augury reported
proudly that assoc!·
ation production was
up 16.3 percent over
la.st year. Assocl·
aUon memb ers,
he sakl, w e r e now
grinding out an av.
erage of 43.8 news-
paper articles. m1g-
e.tu1e pieces and net-
work specials each
day on the question :
"Will Senator Kennedy Run for J'r<sl·
dent In t 972?"
THE MEJ\.1BERSHJP ls, of a>urse, bit-
terly divided on this quesUori .. A large
faction holds the Senator could have the
Dtmocra.Uc nominal.ion for the asking.
But It'• spilt into two splinter groups:
ORA NOI C:OAIT
DAILY PILOT
l!ol><rl N. W ccd, Publlslo<r
Thomcu Kfeuil, Ed.tr.or
Albfrt \V, Bates
Editorial Page Edllor
nt tdltoml ~ of thf: Dally
Pilot M!l'k• to ln.lomt a1ld •tlmu-J.ai. r-.ikn by prt$enUnc thia ~~Pl!"• oplnlMI and com·
mtntar)' on toPlcl of lnt€'ttllt and
.iiriJf\canCCI, by J'lftJVldln& • fM'\lm f,,,. t.M ~Son of "our readm
al'!inloN. ind. by ptts~ntlnit the
divr.ne ~nt• ot Wormed Qb.
lll't'ftn and 1pokt1mf:a on \OpiCI
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The He-Isn't-Asking Splinter Group and
the He-ls-Too Splinler Group.
Another denominatkln be!i.eves he
couldn 't win if he tried -with half
saying he Isn't trying and half smiling
superiorly.
Still another schi sm clings to the
dogma that be Is v.•aiting for the proper
omens, v.itb. it& more devout members
pointing out that al the 1992 Democralic
Convention Senator Kennedy will be ex·
acUy as old as Senator Hubert Humphrey
ts today.
BUT DESPITE the divergent views the
banquet was unmarred by personal ran·
cor. As Pr~ident Augury pointed out,
•·\Ve are joined together by a common
bond -that of making an honest buck."
And 10 It was that the members rose,
hands joined, to sing the association's
theme song: "For tte·s a Jolly Good
Topic." A burnt offering wes served.
All might have gone well had not lsalnh
N. Sybil, the notod Iconoclast, risen to de-
mand time ;'for the presentation or a
totally new theory on the subject."
The membert &tared at each otbtr In
dlsbtlief. After all the mWions of words
that had been written could there
possib11 be 1 new theory on the subject!
Thus were they lured Into Sybi.1'1
dJabollc•l trap. .He w11 aranted five
minutes to expound his unorthodo1 views.
;•FIRST,'' BEGAN Sybil, "every dullard
In the room must agree that at this time,
Stnator Ktnnedy must avoid at all costs
alving 8JlY lndlcatkm he Is running for
Presktent. A single slJp and his eneml's
would descend on h1m in 1 twlnkJing,
brlncing up Olappequlddlck, lnuna1ur1t;
and other tins -Bnd thus utterly
destroying his chances of becoming
Presldtnt nett year.'' 1 The meml>er1 nodded. ·
"Therefore.'' continued Sybil. '"the only
way he can run for President is to avoid
at all costs running for President. This he
has scrupulously done. So we see my
friends, that he is obviously running for
Presiden t.''
There v.•as 1\ stunned silence. "You
\\·on·t tell the flub Ii c, \\'ill you, Mr.
Sybil?" begsed President Augury.
"OH·HO, \rON'T I? crov;ed Sybil
triumphantly. "And. of course. once I've
publicly proved Senator Kennedy is run·
ning for President, I will have utterly
destroyed his chances of becoming Presi-
dent -thus making the question, and
your little association. moot."
"Our children will slarve!" cried
Augury.
But. pddly enough. Sybil wa s run over
by a truck while leaving the banquet and
all his pa pe rs "'ere destroyed in an ac·
cldental fire.
Indeed, not a single word of his theo ry
has leaked out to the general public -
not until !his very moment.
Now v.•hat's the nation going to talk
about until next November?
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
A sign of !ht times In L:tguna:
Awhile back \\·e had 1 ruckus O\'Cr
business signs. Now there 's a
hassle O\.*tr v.ho wlll pay for
bracltets for F'estival of. Arts atgns
on uUlily poles. Ho hum.
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'Career' of
Unhappiness
Thoughts at Large:
There are personalities who make a
''career" out of unhappiness -offer
them a chance at happiness, and they
manage to extract the last drop of
anguish out ol it. • • •
To imagine that there is a "political
solution" to our so-
cial problems is the ,
romantic del usion of
the self-styled "real..
ist",; every '·polit.ical
solution creates it.a.
own problem.1, ad in·
flnltum, and on ly
when we advance
beyond the realm of
the political to the
human and the personal is there a
chance of. breaking out of self·perpetu·
ating systems 'flilose means inevitably
turn Into ends. • • •
Nothing becomes so difficult as a
simple deed done with reluctance. • • •
Inrurance figw"Cs reveaJ that there are
about SO percent more accidents in ren4
tal cars than in owner.driven cars; which
points not only to the risk in handling a
strange vehicle, but possibly also to the
indifference in damaging what belongs to
somebody else. • • •
Nobody soun& as dumb as the typical
TV newscaster, reading his a>py with the
11ame affable monotony of intonation -
whether tbe Item is a hoCkey score or an
International catastrophe. • • •
"Need" ls the worst basis for love,
becaUJe our needs change even as they
art belng supplied; and the neediest peo-
ple emotionally are the least capable of
maintaining a stable relationship. • • •
The paradox of lnternational relations
ls that countrles cannot be "friends"
unless they are roughly equals, and every
country is seeking for the edge or
superiority when it attains parity. • • •
Those who loot for "inspiration" before
they begin to work fall In ret"Ognitlng the
basic creati\'e truth that work can
engender inspiration. • • •
What the rabid Ideologue is incapable
or seeing was pungently put by Dean Iage
a half-century ago, when be said! "Every
Institution not .only carries with it the
seeds of its own dissolution, but prepares
\he way for its most hated rival.'' • • •
It ls hard'r to uoderstand why things
work smoothly than why they work bad-
ly; and we need more studies of good
ruocUon -such u in families -than of
dyslunctlon, in ti'der to learn as much
about health as we know about di&east,
mentally, physically and 90ciall1.· • • •
The doa Is praised ror being tnie to us,
but the cat Is feared for being true to
ltseU: what we crave ls not inttgrity, but
nattery.
Quotes
Capt. Robln L. Qufglty. USN, IMl'tdor
of WAVES, 01 I.OW' of CalU. Daval butl
-"If wc"re going to belong to this pro-
fession we cannot ask fer special treat· ~nt as women (but at least) we·re
where Women's Lib hns been trying lo
J;et for years, so far os equal pay for
rqual work a concerned."
·Housing Agency
Has Her Support
To the Editor:
"Bureaucratic Bypath?", your Dec. 7
editorial headline, is no way to describe
the consumer affairs agency or the hous·
tng authority recenUy created by the
Board of Supervisors. Your inference that
both are the brainchild of Robert Battin
"who - probably not by coincidence -
will be up for reelection next year," ls
shallow indeed.
IN REGARD to the housing authority,
how you can continue to speak of. the
needs of low-income famil ies in suc6
terms as "reported shortage of safe and
sanitary dwellings" when so~ after
source has documented the number, is
beyond my sense of reason.
Perhaps it is because in Orange County
we don't have as many squalid shanties
to point to as we have struggling families
who mus t scrounge for food, clothing and
medicine to afford the rent or mortgage
way above their means.
WE OFTEN FORGET that we are a
middle class naUon with a median U.S.
family Income of $9,000 a year, which
means that many millions can't afford to
pay more than $150 a month. Or by the
real estate yardstick, even the lowest
priced lnew house in Orange County-
around $19,000 requires an income of
$7,600 yet 38 percent of the county's
households don't make that much.
A year ago, 'J.7 out of California's 58
counties had a housing authority. In
recommending one for Orange Cotmty,
the Planning Commission and the
Citizens Direction Finding Commission
felt that rent subsidies were needed to
relieve the growing problem.
UNDER THIS program, which was
established by the Housing Act of 1965, a
local housing authority can contract with.
an owner to lease a home or housing unit,
then can sublease It to a low income
famlly for an amount equal to 25 percent
of its income with the federal govern-
ment making up lhe difference.
Housing under the rent supplement pro-
gram Is financed with mortgages insured
under HUD programs at the market rate
of interest. The housing, of whatever
type, is built. owned and managed by
private industry.
RATHER THAN the housing authority 1
being just the brainchild of Supervisor
Battin, it is a well thought out recom.
mendation of the PlaMing Commission,
Pl aMing Department and Citizens Fact
Finding Commission.
Instead of calling it potentially "one
more bypath in a bureaucratic maze,''
let's make it work -something must.
BARBARA EASTMAN
Eleet More Women
To the Editor:
Veil'! ago when R1cbard Nl1on was
numlng against Helen Gahagan Oougl2.~,
I talked to women who were going to
vole for Nilon for apparently no other
reason than that ht had "nice curly hair." n-aals. being htherenUy Jealous of other women, obvlousl1 did not want one
ol their kind to be In p11blic olUce. But
times havt changed, man, and todey v.·c
hear from liberated women who don't
give a dantn 1bout rurly hair, but are
acutely a11nned because they think
Nixon is the prime eau.se of all the bad
things t.bat are happenfnl.
LAVGB, IF YOV wlil, at the Lib jokes,
but just Jet these emancipated femmes
have their way for only ONE generation
and. I predict, l'OU will see the end of
greedy wars, the end or overpopulation.
the end of air. water 11:nd 11oil pallullon
and the end or 5(1-Calted rorelgn aid \vhlch
turns out lo )le largely aid to alien
Mailhox'
Le tters 1rom readers are welcome.
Nonna.Hy u;riters should convey their
messages tn 300 words or less. The
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel i.! reserved. All ltt-
ten must include signature anct maiJ..
ind addres1, but names may be toith-
held on request if sujficient reason
is apparent. Poetry will not be pub-
lished.
politicos of the big powers, and some or It
has been doled out to many a little
savage "king" of a hungry bunch of
human verlebrales \Vho are now in the
United Nations.
WARS HURT ~fOTHERS the most.
Their sons are killed. The population ex-
plosion frustrates mothers who bear
ba bies only to have them starve. Air,
water and soil pollution hurts everybody,
and foreign aid deprives Am erican-
mothers· of thei r rightful share of the
Gross National Product.
Let's elect more women to city, county,
state and federal offices. They're cool,
man, and let's give them a chance.
MILT BASHAM
Friendly Laguna
To the Editor :
Most people, including newcomer! and
toW'ists, find Laguna an exceptionally
friendly town.
Most Lagunans like relating to each
other. All it lakes is a smlle and a
"Hello" or "HI" for those a little formal
or shy!
Laguna is also very stimulating in that
many are civic·minded. They care what
happens in and to their city. For In-
stance. take the dogs. Some would! Some
wouldn't! Things become somewhat con·
troversiaJ, but a compromise is reached.
Laguna remained intact, nor did the city
''go to the dogs."
WITH ALL THE rapid change, fast
communication and turmoil going on in
our country and universally, it was amaz-
ing to find a planning com mission here in
Laguna with a marvelous sense of humor-
and the members of which encouraged
participation by the townspeople by being
officious enough to command respect, but
were not too formal or stuffy.
Thus, people like lt1r. Dilley, our
greenbelt promoter, brought down the
house with his speech on automobiles and
still made his point. The laughter eased
the tension, always present, when there
are the usual differences of opinions.
Therefore. we must not only keep
Laguna !rlendly. we must recover, keep
or find our sense of humor Thus Laguna, despite differtnffiJ, will 'aJso be
a happy city.
ELINOR DA VIS
811 George ---
Dear George:
You goody.good a d v I c I! col·
umn.ists wi th your squ11.re advice. on
sex make me slek! Whnl does a
Victorian square like yau know? Go
out and live a Utllt! before you try
to advi$e •nybody about se11
TEENIE
Otar Tecnie:
Good advice, hut J can't. My wtre
and six chlldrcn keep ml!: pretty
close to home.
L. M. Boyd
Mirrors Reflect
Woman's Phobia
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"The '°'"f"l' 11 an orsao!Jtd 11rca..r apo11 Ille bwnu race." •
Henry Ward Beecher
How to begin, that's what worries most ·writ.en. But
not rooloe'illt Desmond Morris. Be knew. At the oulset of
his dissertation on the human nee -.. The l{akt.d Ape"
-be aald: ''Ttiere are 193 living species of tmnkey1 and
apes. And 192 cf them are covered with hair." Does he
have your attention?
THE EVENING WALK, That policeman dlrectlng
l.tafric left his face in neutral • • •
WONDER if George Blan.<fa knows
the words to the NaUona¥ Anthem?
.•• NEVER met a bartender who
really llstaltd sympathetically , . •
FJ.¥RY convertible, drasging lln
cans, shoes, streamers, soaped across
lhe trunk: "Just divorced" ... ODD,
IT lakes two to quarrel, but only one
to stop . . . LOOK at that beautiful
_ palomino. Horses, I'm told, are the
most hysterical of all domestic animals.
OPEN QUESTION -Do Eskimo girls have freck1es?
DON'T RECALL the scientific word for her phobia,
but I know a woman who's frightened of mirrors. She
keeps none in her apartment, not even in her bathroom.
She's also scared of photographs. Refuses to allow any
to be taken of her. Only other phobia like this that comes
to mind was the afniction of Amy I.Dwell, tbe poet lady.
She hung black draperies over all her mirrors. Because
she couldn't stand to look al herself, she said.
THAT BOTH sugar and starch are fattening is known
by all. But until recently, it was not widely underst.ood
that sugar Is three maybe four maybe five times more
fattening than starch. The medical boys at Brookhaven Na.
lional Laboratories have proved that. •
QUERIES -Q. "Do antelopes have gall bladders?"
A, They do. Deer don 't, though.
Q. "HOW MANY living languages left?'•
A. Just 2,796. Guard them. Can't bring them back like
Whooping Cranes, y90 know.
Q. "WHAT'S Yul Brynner's real name?"
A. Alfie Jones, notes the record at hand.
IT'S WRmEN that Greenfield, Mass., was the birth-
place of the first county fair. In 1812. A sheep show, it was.
The historian who so alleges says further a tanner there
brought in some ponies and charged the youngsters for
rides. Also cut of this, be contends, was born the earliest
carnival.
Addrt:sr mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0, Box 1875, Nt:tDo J>Or! Beach, Calif. 92660.
Angela Done With UC?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Angela Davis uys she ls
uncertain whether she'll ever
try to retum to a teaching job
on a Univ~rslty of California
campus.
The former UCLA
philosophy inrtrudor, a self-
admitted Communist, l! in jail
at San Jose awaiUng trial on
charges of murder, kidnapina
and conspiracy stemming
from a ahootollt Jn Marin
County in which four persons
were killed,
Miss Davis was named a
defendant in a suit brought by
attorney Donald Gallagher
against 'university regents,
seeking to bar her employ-
ment permanently,
Superior Court Judge Max
Z. Wisot permitted Miss
Davis' answer to be filed past
deadline after attorney John
T. McTernan said his cftice
had falled to file the dOCU·
ment.
Miss Davis uid she must
await the outcome of her trial
and, if free,d, a J)OSSible return
to the University of Calif0111.ia
would depend on her health or
other job cf{ers.
Solnn Vore
Set Feb. 1
SACRAMENTO(AP)-San
Diego area voters will pick a
replacement for Pete Wilson
in the California Aasembly on
Feb. 1.
Wilson, a Republican, held
the 76th Distrid seat for five
years, but resigned to become
mayor of Sin Diega th1J
month.
TIME TO CLEAN UP OUR WATERS
Movado, chosen for design by the Museum of
Modem Art. A. Men's'Watch in 14 karat white
gold features dial set with diamond, $250.
Ladies' model.available, $175. B. Men's
silhouette museum calendar·in 14 karat
yellow gold, $210.
Do Something Boautiful • .,.
·-i.~ ·~ a11'1klmencanl _. Ml1tv CMl'I' M.
SLAVICK'S
Jewelers Slnco 1917
18 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH-644-1 !80
Open Mon. thru Set. 10 •.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Thu"'$ -1•, 1'n DAILY ,.Lr. f
-25 States Ready for CQnvention
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -
Democratic Party I e a d e r 1
reporttcl Wtdneaday that Iii
It.ates are In ~ compllance
witll dele(ate &eleclloo atan-
dardJ for the 1972 convention
and that nine ~ ire close. Tht3e figui'M were an-
• 1KIUnC9d at a oonfertnce with
representatives of about 40
private organizations whose
help ' was asked in telllns
voters how to participate In
the choice of delegates who
will nominal< Iha I 9 7Z
preaidentlal candldal<.
The orcant11t i on1
.._ied .,...Pl of women,
yootb, un!ON, black vottrs,
mtaortty llOUPI and others.
Speaking for the party were
National Chairman Lawrence
F. O'Brien, Vice Chai.rmaf1
Mary LoufBUI'(, Reps. Donald
M. Fraser of Minnesota an4
James G. O'Hara, chalnnen of
two party reform com~
missions, and Patricia Robtrt.S
Harril, acllng chalnnan of the
=~cm committee on ~
Fraser told the conf""nce
in the Senate caucus room
that 25 st.a.., had complied
fUUy with the deleaate &elec-
lion suldelines wr!lten by hil
commwlon and that nine
other st.alel and the District ol
Columbia had complied with
all but one or part of one rule.
Six other states were U1ted
as moving toward tull com.-
pllance and only 1Aulalana
was labeled In "aubstantlal
non-compliance."
Answering critics who havt
accused O'Brien of dragging
hls feet on refonm, Fruer
said the chairman hid aup.
ported the moves ln ~•every
pMSible '!'IY."
Mils BUI'( told the offlclail
m .. tinl with the party that
the llel!IOCl'ata were not lryioa
to enlilt tbelr oraanlUtion tn
partisan pollllct, She offered
examples of "public service"
1dvertlaementa: and r a d i o
spota lo tell vot.rs how they
could participate tn deltgate
&election.
states tn full compliance
are : Alabama, A I a aka.
Arlr.ona, nau, C&llfornia,
Color • , Iowa, Maine,
Minn ta1 Mlaat11lppi,
• Nevada, Ne w
Hampshire:, New J er a e y;
North Carolina, Ohio.
Oklahoma, Sooth c.toltna,
South Dakota , Tann111!e.
Utah, Vll'(lnla, Wuhinlton
arid Wi1COn1ln.
Those ln 1ub1tantlal
compliance. were: Conolcticut
Del~:. .... • Florida, 0eor,1a, Ind ', Nebraaka, New York.
Pennsylvania and W • 1 l
Vlr&lnla. Sia... •her• the propoted roles fully comply but are
awaiting final actlon att
K""'8S, Masaaclwaatta, New
Mexico, North Dakota, Texas,
Vennont.. Wyomln&, Montana
and Oregon.
Toys from Mattel-to fill San~a's bag.;
Our prices are Santa's helpers.
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Hot Birds• On Target"' Sat Bring
your plane in for a soft
landing or pick up
capsules in mid fUgh~
222-
Spin-&lggys"' mom, opln and
do turns. tney'l9 )1111 loo wild
ID lido on a lnlckl
Fat Tracie Big 0 set.
2 sizzle cars streak
around curwis ahd
over the wide track.
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Mattel·A-Tirne• Clock teaches
chUdren to tell time. Q..Cell battery
not Included.
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and Franc! .. mako the
beach scene.
Sklppr1.71
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FatTrect c.lfomta
liOQ9 Layout. Thrillo
and spiUs of
car racing
for~ owners.
Hot Uno~ Run: Sat.
Traln of the future runs on full
Hot Uno laYOUt.
JC Penney
The values are here every day.
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R...-motorC'fdes.
C-3-Squoalo,.. or
Torquo Diop",
288 -
Sizzler can. Wllll mini-111G1019
and rechargoable batt9rios ballt
rfQhl lnlldo sleek. hl1'C>Mf'Od ma<HML
Timey Ton:.
Set her watcll.
Pun tho atring.
Sho11 toll you tho
hour and what
aho'd Uko to play.
Wiid Wheelie Dnlg
Race Set New
"MONGOOSE"" Ind
"Snaic.e-rail d~
aters complete on 32'
of trad<.
Shop from Sunda_y noon at the following stores:
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Nor!oil< publJF, sctioot& ,hjive Jority. ', ~ ', <"i'"'K~ · lead ~ ~
Jost one-flftb 'it~ir ",.tii ~:Qoard lawyers, lrpi' .11'~~·· , o~ ol ,oft
student& s1r:Jt11o·start•o1 a na1ga¥busing1 bed~ ~'lli' ~ m,as,. court-ord~lilm·lo a~ever-t> ~·black 1 enrollmen\..at l\'s . · D ~·, SUcb. a~
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before ... ,,.:·-~--:courta' .. 'Y.J.11.'1' peren~ appare ~People an<1•'rater~e.:
or4m( •'-""' busing, on the ·~ -and Withdrew the , .-. U gt'i4Si!«~l'ie~~ chiidfen :ft-Om ·the public.· ..,u~ ... e ~ent as we . . . schools. ' Deseg:i;egation early in the _ Under . the 1971-7% .. busing Vineerit ,J•, T b 0 m a 5 . ,period Was defianUy opposed generally ha'~-ina,dequate.
service ..
· Wa'n lmproJed . . -. . . plan, which touches :!iftually ch . f the No f tk -under Virginia's m 1 s 51 v e Buses on many routes are
:ver:1 I ~f'i>t u.e -&yslem, I~ w~ ~ Jll'elide~t0 of resistance )aWS. Si.J: White~. crowded; pi~p points arf. ~Of ~orfoik'o 50,000 tlfe Association of ' Bl City ~ary scboob were c1'lo<d . wl~ely S1'8ftetec! aod .scbools puJllll,_~ K,l!ofls, ~tslde • ··'-" ~n-~-.._, .. g the for,. whole semester durin• . ,-Open at lour dlfle...,t limeS"' tlielfiieli!iflbrbbOtlS. · """""' ~. -,.orea, ->O" th'e bu!ts <anJUD re1•ys · • • • ..i.a..... • .. • . • loSs ~f.rtt\I. white middle ·elass the 1951-5t Y¥11t unW a &er~ · . ~ ·" · ;. ~-:-U-11C1al ; ~llment and· ~ys;Tue.., ·Scbool sysfem is of ct>urt adlona reopened their . · furthennore. the private
on tbJH ·ar.at ev~ryday valuas~
' " ~ ~ fl~~wen. rtl~ Sept. 30 in ' ~l ·,Ganger 0 f doors.. . .· ~ company ~y& it; can haul
w!Utes held a s!lgbt iM8 per-....egregatbii; · : , Theri !on.w.cr a decade ·of . only 14,500 putlilJ daily until It , cen~'-1!41 ... ~V9f blacks in the ,';{t ~no sense for 'use gradualism during whtC~ a · allowed lf raise one-way . , We Put : them' on sale.
\ . sc;. _ii . .f.' '": • ~cOtnriltf' e'."dv~'i t i o ~a J • whue )llpib trreit:ed out to the school ,bus ~ares from 12;, ·to •
.... 'J.UJJ census, <wMch in-Sll(C~ Thorrtmi Says. · suburb.! or to private schoQ!s. • 17112 cen.ts. . ,
clu 't il e predominantly The· toss of 7 ooo W'hite Tile first big breakthrOugh This leaves about 9,3® ·~·MWr:of-shi~·'llt the':-'C:flUilttD~-·llie~l)(:~r Board for the NAi\.CP -·and tP!.· pppils.to ~¢ to,scbpol the best
giant Navy~Jiefel ~\the ..;' cbamitirrw'role t'e cle·n t l y, Justice ·Department prod.ii.Ced way po~1ble -by private ~of the~·es· -"'representrthe1tfcredtble-Joss 8 federal court order which automobile, ~n regul~r VT.<;
a whole at 28 percent. or over 20 peroent of oor called for busing on the grl(de vommuter rolltes, by bicycle ..
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was ~.7 to 40.3 per c:ent, the Board. • : • . cun.ent, and m o r e com· may recei,ve ~Ion to ln· ¥ ,two. scbool ~,s brool!Jt ·:" "'l'ht.a~ Jll .,.~ i>rel\en!ive, \>U•ing plan -'one crease its fates. · -: · ·! · · ~ · ~· t-.. : K ''ft \ -. ' ·
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live loodn p1ina 'to . lilctwi -I h-1 W*-i.y when be wu
•Vowed today ""' all lhalr De~aUc majority In the -to lhe 111 cham~
muscle and p a 1 1 reap-Auembly and prelel'Ve the for lhootinl five pertODS aDd
· portlonmen~J •lrtuall7 thin Democratic Diargln In lhe dumpln( !Mir bodies Into a
.w1a1n to, "'I .., °"'' s..a1e. . n __ 1:.....!.e" 0 • ' ~i:!-. proper Ronald:! "'!I •t to . . the --•tic Jll0-1 ~ J.IU{;Mll . --. tblt ii It," aald!"""
court. I lhe lowerllouaell ·des!ped, to -Pet<r Chani· C&llln(
The c u ta1D booot tbelr -!llfliln lb -·· ''lDutetpl«e ol
be I w •• n ' A II. m b 1 y from 42-31 to at --and Cast Vote.· horror," Cllani llld be would
RepubliCllll / and Democrats ls the aame plan which la1led be wllllng to wllnelS lhe ex· ecutlon.
San Quttitln'1'1lealh Row. 'rtie
former atito'· rnte1'ahie-1'kllled
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Vtrglnla, 11," lh6lr' aona' Tag·
1art, II and "Derek, 11, and •
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Cadwallader, 31,1 at1 Obta.'1
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Police Car . over a poslible compromise tO win passage urUer. • 0 s rik • Chang, wbeo liked lf be
:COiiapsed v/edwday after 1 In the Senate, the redistrict· 0 t . e lhoqht the :ZS.yW'Old hilh• llONG 'BEACH· (UPI) . .:.. A
'week of .. ,ollallona. Ina bill lw bten modlfled acbool dropout -mentally ••'-r shot 1 truckdrlver In
RepubUcanAMemblylelder from ·the pre.viou1 ~· -! ••• ~· • W.replied: .. No,lthlnkbeia ihe~band .onthetonc.'.Beacli "Ro•-~ Mo•••an ol ......_ "bt-.....,·~_-11-1<1 SAN.1'~ (UPI)•-a murderer, a •calloui -·ayWednesday·...,puta ~· ~ ··-, .--, A'.Nlllodt"Bal>or Relatjooo marderer,andbegotwbalbe b:.iiei'bote iria,..."~~. .aald."We'fegottothe'end.of now maintain tbe ·21 -19 bo·_.· ........... Wflt rft .. ..+ deserved."' rvu Dem tic j ·m d 11.1-u .._...~ ""f"""''" • ·'Jbe sniper •WU not causht. theroadinourabllltytowork ,ocra maor1 • .r an Lo~blllotstodly.to The death penalty wu a& C&rlFutlller,.~-Pomona,1tokl
out something with the create a Chicano seat in East 8" -if 1·,ts,otlo "dock ~ nountjed1ate W"'edbesday after pollCe the . bullet . crashed
Democrat&. we have ei-·l.Aa Angeles. have accepted or rejecttii a four houri of·conakteraUon by 'tbrOugh 'the windshield of his
haulle<f everything ,.. can. llplh --are scheduled nDaI'ohipPei-'s. contract oller. the aame l1ll'Y of-eight women -truct and through hla right
think of that would lead to l.P to · act Friday on reap-The 'HIUlta ·or the balloting and' · rour men who ~ band ~ he ~ve north.
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. Sen. Gtarge, Moscone of SaDJ ~~~e, tbe ~Rtap-LOn,1b.01'e men iind of the murdera and ruled lut
Francbco, DemocratJc · fLciOf -"°"uww"'ut Ownm•~. ~·· W i -r e bO'u 1 emen'a Union week tbit be wu1 sane. leader; and ,Awmblyman ftlled by Republlou U. ""•· 1MIDl!Ol'I iQct the ollw u Fruier, a seK .. ppolnted ...
Kenneth ' Cory of Ganlan• Ed .Relnec:A,• held Ill flm tlie unloll. ieldenhlp urp1, vtnmmental intector. llalel>
Grove, Democratic caUC\11 -lOll in atate b·ia.tory tbey will be'free to nmew. edtotheverdict·witboutemo-
chalrman, .lald Ibey· would Wednada1 and WU -their I~ 11ir1b ag-!.\':":~.Bal~ .!l':.~~:'
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. · ~· pJllled through a re. "dea!·with101iohlfli>uteotn.lhe YUBA crrY (UP!) "C" S.iter I that would give ttaMPortiotloil'l!idllitrY,1IOl!ng
Counfy Sheriff Roy ·Whiteaker , a greater 'Voice In ap-the hllf "itlll 1-label deep
bas labeled u '1false" news )trqval or lllft rediltrJcting tn committee ruts." '
reports lhlt hlll ·deuplies plan ~adopted by the five-mem-In a 1181ement releaaed• by to reoume the te'l'Ch for · oonunla&lon, • •• ~ ,.
bodi., nei.t week '" lbe--J"'8 J.:,~al ~·'d -·'-lour the While' HOUIO, Jllaon ..., " . T rrv• 9'VIU •Uot .... 15 was "JmperaUve10'call wthe Corona mUrder cue. :. ·1 D c I u ding one tlo ol "-• the f·J
"Alnotimeh&YtilndlCalod llemocra~·~ad of lhree'to ~·-~--~".'"1n ....rl; we would resume tbe lelfda ... flPPl'OVe 'a plan. Th r ee ~--· onl lien wetk." Whll ..... aid memberl of the commission all our porta: ... ·wo~klnl y x becau.. of 'hft.IWl!q" in-. Wednesday Jdtjblr Be llld • Jt;pulillcw.. and"·t ·~-.-~ .• 11ewa reports lrl>t. ~) ~ ' ..nNlan, wbll will be on ~~cfur~• .~ ~"""
the contrary wa;e '; " . when the legislature The~a.·pp.•rent~J Friday, aaid the West Coat dock w0tkti1
resulted, "~ . a . mlJun-ts teem to feel that received a flnll .of1er by tbe d~ b71. i lo c 4 I · ~ mllbl just u well go-to Pacific Mujt!Jiie Al-,.~. ~ aboul lhe and havt.the judl~ Oct. ·4, W... ~
cut,•. Whllel~ fald. · !be ,...;live polillcal were Slllpendecl and Ilia T ''l told blin." Wbi~ ' · . lfarlley ·>,etc ~ ' . ul4,·"11iat~lf we¥ -or Aid lhlt beca111e of the c-t ·~ a1ao -foul\.of -= · In negotiations 'onstrille..imd>we.aervedwtih · mlOl ' ~IP!!; '. Iba Domocrals; 11 would -a llnillar bdlo wwk " -"°"" .f'-111e-..,.. n. . , ' · lio_ ~ for him to ooOllnl off period" -,!be look~-. "· . ··~· tojtmelloil. ~
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, • • Seeks Clarifying ~as Sb;ltion Ordinance Of Responsibility
A =llllCli dlt <i>lllldlJnu dnelopm<nt director and clllef arcllitecl Or111ge County Airport oommlssionen ... Ibo OCllll!tullcmallty of the onllnmce, ,_ tllat !lie city want to meet with county auperV!lon
ell o c11J «'dlnsllce desilJ>ed to would not lo... compliance ol pr..WOU liOOft to thrash out the \ "muddled
--MW au ltlilanl aad intended '\ by older stations w'1o doo't have the room reJTV'ln.sibillties" of the commisa:, Ion in Ii latte •liltinc ~to~ up« to do so. ~ ~ down. \ 0 11,at'a fine," CrouJ aid. ~'but we ire county government.
Couocl1man lllcbanl Q-oul, who crill· telling a dangerous precedelll by making "!I ls the studied opinion of .Ibis com-
..,; -ol lbt law ~ a Jl!lbUc them do anythjng at all. In fll&rln.r Monday niatrt. ~ued his .,. oH.istorically, when 1 new ordinance mWion that we are caught a erou
....-. today. · Is enacted, chaJlges aren't forced until a fire," ChalrnlAn Roger Slatei ·of Hun-
... It'• frilhtealna," he said, "Wlde.r the property owner applies to remodel or re-tington Beach commented. m tho!.W.,illc cltportment can build on his property. Iha th and ~a maa at to do With ''We're start.in this with 5 l'tations "The supervisors have said t ey ~. -Jballelvl>e.'s been In -,"he aald, ·~maybe J:1v•ln res-wW not permit eipansion of tbt airport ~ 11 .. --ir years. ' taurants are nerl. Then comes .all busJ. on one hand while at the same Ume they Anit~~si;i he.Cl:lf aPPNJ, 'but nessts, thett private homes. are approving mwive developments in
llill can alan jmt lit ttiere and tel.f the city "We're going to be in a ml mea," he the area of high rise hotels and buSiness •to to Mii -nd the c:oN!IMI.., would charged, / bulldin••." · ~llly'~l!lm Ill'·" • , He said the ordin1J1Ce forces a man ~ ~ ..Wtllil wutcom, to ask City wbo'wbemJnbusinessforyearstospend County Aviation Direclor Robe"rt
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are spending 111 blur • w .. k studylnc the
geoi<igy· of Laguna·Be1ch under tbe dlrle-
Uon of Fred PraUey, a former hlCh
school lnstruclof and coosu!Ung geolo(lll.
PraUey assumed Ute role of instructor
at the request of Wayne Moody, dlrectol'
of JUMlng and developmenL "IUcht
now, he's talking about rocl<f and soils, buildlnc depaJtm.,ts 1 alone· wllll
but a lltUe Jater he'll be getting Into some members of the cltft rescue fore~.
o1 the Moody said the plllllliN commusloners munit ,~eoloC'calM........, hazard~ In the com· and city councilmen h8.Ve been invited to · • y, ~ commeni.eu. attend the wol"bbOp Ud that the HUkxll
• Two o1 the 10 sessions ha•• already .,.. not open to the {-al public. . been glyen, Moody added. urt the opportwaitj' d.ne1 up we will
Those attending the course, he said, ln-have other professionals come in and try,
elude memben ol. the pllMlng and and enligbl .. us," Moodf C<)l)llMJlted.
= D1nnis O'Neil to ttUdy the con-as much or DlOl't than $1,000 for im· Bresnahan was asked Tuesday night to
' ~"iC1M:~'OMN"6it 'J provementli' ' : ' contact the superviaors to afrange a joint I CoundJmm . -J fmal public CoUJlcllmeo alao ~eanl objectloos !rum Ntria.1 <lll{"lllt ~ Dec. 27 after an oil industry association re~tatlve session, probably Jn early January.
lr'-d revisions Monday who wu 'lmllappy wtth iust about f!Vtr1 Slates also said that the c0minlOS1onUs
i provllloo of the onlinance. • w I to d'--· the ·-·••! nl What bu~ Qpeet, are provls:lcm: in "I feel like J've just been to the dentist w . wan . =.;u!IS l :--" e, co • tl-':.!'t •d l'lllUlri eldltlng stations to and had my teeth pulled " Hewlcker aald • blnlnc of the airport commwlon and the iiGijii ~p!Jli and oilier de-of'the prii9ebtaUoo by Virgil MCNabb of ' relatively new Airport Land Co~ e Within Iii months or be ·the Western OU and Gas Association. Commissioners also h e a r d 8
their doan -pending McNabb durflir.bls talk -repeatedly to tbt plinaiii,eorflmlUfon and cited Mw' <rnuch··euier th! city eode preliminary report on tbe Southern
-" -treatl drlY&in rertauranta than gasoline California Regional Aviation Systems
ti! qreed that, wlille It's not In-statioot. •• • otudy presented by John Duda of SCAG.
· lhil way, aome gas statloo own-!11'1 pr.-.Um =ed fumcllman Th ·~ f inf tJo bef e e. could 11ei.cl0Md1down if they couldn't Lindsley PartOftl ~ -, him "far point. ey as~ or more orma o or ~. l • tne out the deficiencies in our ordinance forwarding recommendations on the
.. lainea Hewicter, assistant community on drive-ii!. restluranlf/: study to the Board of Supervisors: ·
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DAILY PILOT, Jl '::
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IRVINt .I Harold E. SANTA ANA -A man who term and three year• p~ knocked rrom .his motorcycle
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SANTA · ANA -An ailing Courtroom Jan. '1 tor• pretrill H • .. _ .... ........ ed 1 1 Toliver of !..erctn• ~~· 1 pleaded no contest to alle«•· batlon·for Denni.a Patrick Mui-at tbe intersection of . Elli• J'
Analielm man has b 1 • • hwlng, He ls tree on ball. II&•= ~ -• SU or pri>feuar of EnaJlsh 111x>1>on,.. 11011' that bis auto atruck and' c!Oot! SI, Jiol ~elel. Re lllao A"nu1 and Jllarnolla Stttel. ·
ordered to f1ce UW Feb. ·I In Hughel Is llCCllJed of the 1750,000 In a superior COUrt par1t!Ve lltera!W'e it UC. '•'ured I -••• Huntln•ton o~rM ' MuidOon' to undttgo Jo..,. llUfle...d I broktn l:of. Orange County SUperlor COUrt . kltllnil s.111. 17 of rel! Oltate civil 1ctlon filed by Redmon'• Irvine ts the IUlhor of "• '-~ •
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pastor &CCllled of llOlatlng , wlle'a perlner In • , .. 1 utate 11'.estminl!U. Police aakl Jled. mon, 1931 Margo L 1 n '• titudea," publlsbed by the guilty Tueaday and sentenced • the pj.ob.Uon ie,.m, mulUple cul1 and bru!aq, In •
an 11-yeu-old g1rl JIP'ho at· .bustneu. moo and Mrs. Katherine Wutmimter. University ol. Calllonh Pres!. to four months in • orange Muldoon •as idenUfied as the accident. Muldoon wa1 •1"
tended bis cl&ues .. at the , Victor \lua:o Hughes, 12, Hu,gbea. 41, were Nntlng a omcen uld JJuahes ls a vie.-The work 1:xamlnes recur-County Jall. · the ..motorist who drove from traced .by the. lictnse nwnber • ;.
church'• summer ICbool bu pbded lmlocent before Judge Buena Part home to a young Um Of the Parkinson's dllease rent thtmei ,and fomll or tpe tceoe list JuJy &hortly jotted down by a wltnesa aH 1:.a1•·
been \•or:dered to face _... .)'(OB K. Mc:MWan Ind was couple 1fben Huabes entered thathasfreque.nt!ydelayedhla pastoral lJterature trun the Superior COUrt Judie B>TOn after Tbomas L. Jonea, 16, or laler arrested In Wett ·Los ·"1 .,.
r=ent 'fulldl6, in Orance , ordered to mum • to the the preri'llsd and shot Red· court ippearance:s. RtnaisSl.nce to the present. K. McMillan ordered the jail 100&1 Bismarck Drive, was Angeles. :.ilb<~
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Chri!lfan Qiurch, The 'Plstor ' '" is frte on $3,125 bail.
t>lelll WU llTUted Oct. 31
and ·booked on seven felony
count,s of child · moleating.
P(\lic:t said the offenses took
pl'c' ln Diehl'• camper at the
church school and at the vlc;-
tlrp'a~ home while the mother was'' work. · c..rt recordl fndicat,e fliat Di•li is acheduled to f1c~l~
jury UW Feb. 14 In Noftll
orange Countym u nlc ipa l
couri on unrelated c h i l d
mqlut charges. . .
Stab Trial
Gets Delay
SANTA ANA -'A ,...month
de)ly has been granted In the
Oralli• Couitty SUperiof o.ut
trial of Ulree men accilsed of
stabbing two bartenders dur-
ing .;:a brawl at the LltUe
Hei!felbtrg tavern in Newport
Beach. .
Judge Byron K. McMillan
granted the deiay for trial on
charges of assault with a
deadly weapon for Lee ~aq I
Frazier, 20, o[ 796 J01nn St., I
Costa M.,., Willard Wayne I Garrison, 31, abpm, and
Dennis L. -A:mu, 2 5 ,
Oakland. T1!eY were arrested Sept. ;:J
after a battle at the McFad-
den ' Square bu. Blrtellden
James Dugan, 2S, and Jama
Vanderbie; 28, were injured in
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MOUNrAIN VIEW (AP) -WWlam Cr1w!onj Jr., 31. Our work revolves around pro. and · mualo In Blloll, Mia.; with my bocltcround I'd be , the bolpilal e-beeautt
A Romtn C.tholie mont who 0 1 ltUJ aee tbe two tuncUonr vidlrti atrvlce." Lon& Belch and then in Mou"'" tome help in wort relating to brother• didn't make enoucb ~•-•-' and•--11 as being closely re It t e d At IS, Crawfonl joined the taln Vi<w. juveniles," heuplaJned. mo .. y lwn.cDeU Ulll:lmt 1 po ct however," Crawford t ~id. Brothers of the Holy Cross, a ~awford got. to know aome Soon ..... bit f 1 t b'e f Cta~ford, -,tbo lives with
officu uyi the Jobi are alike "Both provxte aervice to Ci.tbolio order tllat lives com-policemen in this suburb IOUth 1 became gravely ill. . two olhtr "blchelors, uya ht' 1
In many w~. humllllty. ~ munally and wears black of San Franclaco and in 19S8~ "The bills were there and reconciles bavtnc to UR guns. ·
"But 1 dread the thought of "Too many people think cassocks, Roman cotlara and wai asked to Join the police they had to be pa f d, •' Mact and other~ weapo~i. ..... ·
havtn1 to Ule a firearm on police officers are out thert to cords around their waists. He reserves. Crawford remembers, ao he because 1 policeman'• final .. ·
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Environment Bills ..
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FaredPoo~lyin'71
By DA YID JENSlll'.i ,quires cities <Gd counties., for
the ·'firlt time; to reject pro: SACRAMENTO (UPI) polled "recreationl.1" home
Environmentalists' hope:1 of subdivisions if they damage
making Calilomla's sties the environment.
bluer, ill streams clearer and The bill by ·Aasemblvman It! coastline more pristine J , ..
foundered this year on the Leo T. McCarthy,, 'fD-'San Frtncbco), will s1l>p propoaed shoals of the state legislature. developments1 if they injure
• Hundredl of environme.ntaJ 1•-• wildlil th · b blta'-'ills we-tn•.....iu--.1 at the 1311' e or eir 8
i.;J• ' n '"' wuu L-,;u create serious public · health
beginning of the 1971 session. problems or if the subdivisiO:D
Conservationists had bright site is physically • unsuital)le
hopes of .enacting stringent for the developmenJ 1>e4ig Pl>
controls over polluters. ,posed.
But most of the major Th I • I I ecological bills were tilled. e egis ature 8 80 ' ap-proved a $250 million bond They wert burled in the issue for beach. and park IC·,
Sen11te, tr1d.Jtional graveyard quisition aod development of
for environment.al legislation. recreational facilities and in.
The biggest defeat came eluded in the $501 million tax
when a bill to protect the Ilion f •--•-nd 1,072-mile coastline f r o m bill $40 ml or ~cu~ a
slipshod devek>pment died one parks. 1be bond iuue, p~
vote short of approval in the posed by ~lyman :Edwin Senate Natura I Resourcel L. Z'btrc, (~cramento),
CommJttee. must be approved by voters.
Tb e m e 1 s u r e b y / other envirooment.11 Jegiil•
Auemblymiln Alan Sieroty, tion !ent tQ .thf ,Gov~r ht
CD-Beverly Hills), would have eluded:
established state and regional -A bill .. by Sen. Gordon
commissions-to re1ul1te Cololne. (~ncpo).J ,equiring
coasUJne development and nitrogen oxide e :r h au 1 t ,
wouJd have barred, without a emission control devices on '
permit, virtually 1U con-five rqillion 19&6-70 model ,
atructlon 1,000 yarck Inland motor vehicles. ·' 1
from lhe water's edge. A me a 1 u r e 'by
The proposal drew heavy "Assemblyman John J. Miller,
flre from developers and local (D-Berkeley), preventing the
1ovemm~. ·which claimed it state from doing ma j o r
would underflli.ne t h.e l r business with c o m p" a n i e t
responsibil ity. ··,:. ..~ .w.hi~b ai:·, pol~utin&
• The fuJI Senate turned down Oalttornia'• water and a&.
another· proposal, by Sen. ~ A proposal by Sen.
Peter H. Behr, (R·Tlburon), to Anthony c . BeilelllOll, (0.
J>l'Mtt".e. the: Eel: Klameth Beverly Hills), de.igned to bar and Truuty r1ver1 1D NorUlem hlgh:tjae buildings frcm Ute
California u "wild riveta." It parks and establiehing for the
lacked only two votes for ap. first time a state park
proval. . . . ..wilderness" concept
• Perhaps, the most s1gnif1cant A m e·a sure by
ecological measure approved Assemblyman peter F.
by the lecislature and 1i1ned Schabarom (R-Covlna), r~
by Gov. Ronald Reagan re-quiring a 16-deciliel reduction
Mosquitos
Threaten
Livestock?
in exhaust noiae--Jrom. new
cara, trucks, mqtorcy~ anQ
snowmobiles between now and
1988.
, - A proposal -by Beilenson
barring the aale of excessively
noisy machinery .and home ap-
pliances.
Many environmental bills
never reached the aovernor's
desk, however. One of those
LOS ANGELES JUP!l -Included '
Mosquitoes c a r r y i n g en--A conservationist·SUP-
cephalltis viruses are abun· ported measure by Z'berg to
dint in Southern California's "superagency" to house all
Imperial Valley and ·art 1 create a strong "superagency''
potential 9P1ingboe.rd for an to house all the stat.e's pollu-
epldemlc among livestock, 1 mental OrganiiaUon Commit·
four-year UCLA study shows. killed in the Senate Govern-or. Telford H. Work of tkln.fighttng • eftarts. :.It WM
UCLA '1 school of p u b 11 c _d_ef_ea_t_ed_ln_com __ mttt.._· __ • __
health, who conducltd the
study, said four types orl .. --------... 1 ~nctphalltis viruses w e re
isolated from the 10 moaquito
species found In the inland
valley.
The four viruses w e r e
Western Equine Ence-
'Phllomyelitis, St. L 0 u I I
kncephllltls, C a 11 f o r n I a
Encephalitis and Turloi:lc.
A study of animals in the
reaion which may harbor the
viruses la underway, Work
aid.
He said lhe Venezuelan
equ.ine encephalitis v I r u 1 ,
which killed many horses in
tbe Southwestern U n I t e d
M~rf411th
MOTOR HOMES
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ltata thb year, could bec:ome1 • ...,..--....,--.._--II -..blilbed in the valley.
"Tbe ecological situation
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talcl "C:OnUnuing c I o s e
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IUl'VeillDce is vital. 1 believe fltTCMlY w hive the know how to pre--11 ·-+==~
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DAILY rll.O" .ilf,
Meet Your · Irvine Couneil Candidates > l
•
117 GEORGE LEIDA!.
Of "' Ollltr ...... ,...,
OD Tueaday, 1,100 ft81'1ered YOten Jn
U>o proposed clt1 of Irvine wlll go to the
palli to decide whetller or not to ln-
corpdrate and to elect ~ five-member city
council.
There are 30 active candldaler nmnJnr
for the city councll and names ol 2t ~ ·
these wW appear on the ballot. Candidate
s. "Sandy" Freud 11 lj«klq electJon aa a
write-in candidate. ,,.
Additionally, thero Wlll be on lhrballot
names of five persoos who filed' as ~
didates but have stoce ,frjtlidrawn. They
are: Jerry 'Kaulmllll, Johl{ Benjamin,
..
e lo•f!flt E. •all
JO!<J>h E. Ball, M, oi 5111 llJram Lelle,
Turtle Rock, ti a lj>8CO , pivtgaUOll
specialist. He has • master Of actence
degree from UCLA , ancJ . • 'ba~'•
degree from the Unlveraity of Pittabu:rJb.
lie and bb wife, Ca-
rol have lived in Jr. vine two and a half
years.
' Ball was a d1rector
ol tilt proorui-·
Turtle Rock Home-
owners aesociation,
secretary " tile CoonolJ ol Commu-
!Otles ollrvioe (<X:I)
and wU area cocr·
dinator for the incorporaUon election pe-
tition.
He believes that local ·government
bears primary responsibility for main-
taining environmental qualliy. The Irvine
City Council can assure envlronmeI\taJ
quality by its decisions on zoning to mu:-
ilnlze open space and regulaUon of the
location of commerc.ial and industrial ac--
Uvities.
Ball supports balancM growth, a wide
range of housing from low income to lUJ.·
ury, contracting for clty services,
maintenance of present ta:.: levels, prt>
tl~!~r~~~~ centers and a city reerea·
Dan Sboa. William Bonuk 11111 Pob1do
Gorak. One ol tile wilhdrown candid•~•.
Bonuk, bu thrown bb 1upprl ilo
Isadore SCbnelder.
All voten residing In the proposed city
ol -·may .-foe or qainlt lbe In-=. Reganl)as ol their wl1hes
atlng the new city, voten may
ftYe· city councilmen.
·The DAILY PILOT haa nvlewed U>o
campaign record of. each of the 30 active
candidates.
Briel deacrlptionai of 11 of the cait-dldates appear on thb page 1 n
alphabetlca1 arder. 'l'!:le remainder will be
-led In Jl\1da7'• editloo of the
DAILY PlLOT.
e Al'llOld Blder
Dr. Arnold Binder, '2,'ol 11141 Ctoyden
Terrace, TurtJe Rock , Is a UC Irvine p~
fetSOr and director of ,the·UCI program
in social ecology. Be holds a bachelor's
degree and I doc-
torate from Stan.
ford Unlveratty. He
is married and Is a
five year resident
of Irvine.
He is a consultant
to System1 Devel-
opment CorporaUcn
and the Veterarui
AdmlnlstraUon; ls a
dtr.dor of the Har-bor Day School In Newport Beacb; 11
a director of the National Association for
Environmental Education and a member
of the Advisory Comntittee on Mental
Health.
Binder contends municipal ordinaoces
can Control IOJDe of the environmental
problems such as noise and vb<W pollu-
Uon, but that a regional approach mu.t
be taken by the new city in solving p~
blems of air polluUon and water quallty.
Local control over building pollcy and
open space can provide earthquake and
fire security, he asserts.
Binder supports municipally influenced
growth, diverse housing, co n tr a c t
aerv:lces for at least a year and more
recreation and open space.
e Makolm Elliott '\. e WQliaM ltJ. l'laelthaelt
e Cltarlu Bueg11
Charles Huep, 43, of. 11112 Mann Sl.1
University Park, ii an economllt and
professor a.t UC lrYine. He boldt a doc-
torate In economic:& He IDd his wife, Jo
Ellen, have two children and have lived
Jn Irvine for four
yeen.
liuegy has been •
CUllUllant ... both
bual_and.,. ....
ment, formerly wa1
on lbe feculty ol San
J.,. State College
and w• aconlU1tant to Ille u .s. Tl'tMUry
Depal1rnent for tile
Mlclllgan '1'<1 IU!dy.
He hellev., 0>1111Cllmtn hive ultimate
!<BJ>Onslblllty for pllMlnl ol par1<1,
gr.en hello and -IJllC• and lhould
provide sportl 'and recruUonal ~
gram1, youth cente11 and equlpmenL
He oupporta IOllln& conlroll or
f"N;dway1 and devtloJmWDtl, an adequate
mix of "°"""" a clote looll at conUnued
conlroc\ ltrVICU It the leut cost,
_..tinated plonntnc wltll eounty ap
elet of further dttelopmalt a n d
tnmporiallon.
e Konrad K. IMr•aa
Konrad K. Larson, 11, 5lt1l Burgunc!J>
Orcle, "lbe Ranch, is an attorney prac-
ticing in Anabebn. He has a bachelors
degree from UCLA and earned his law
degree at Buttnga College ol Law Jn San
Frodaco. He and
bis wife, Barbara,
have two sons and a
daughter, and have
lived. in Irvine for
two year1.
Larson served oo
the by-law1 com-
mittee ol the Ranctl
Homeownera Aaoc-
iatloa, ii acUve 1n
the Irvine Elemu-
larT School Pl'A. .. the llaf! ol th•
C&li/omia IAlfslaUve eoun..i 1 n d
was a member of. the ~e County
Public Dtl«lder'a Ila!! from lll6HI.
He beUtvet tbe clty councll 11 respo111I·
ble f0< the envfroameot and 1hould
d<velop planning pollclea and -the lnille ganl plan to confonn to them.
Control ol gmrth com wltll ionJnc
regulatloiil and llSUIDCO ol bulldlng
permlta.
He IUppo<la low and medium denstty boulin&. ume lev~ contract 1ervice1,
addltlonal ...... 11ona1 .... 1c:e1 Jn U>o
distant !u-and a city lhare Jn oolvfDI
tho problema ol the cowrt)'.
Ollly ooe ol the !O candldat.a did not
cboooe to be tntervlowed or llllbmlt bt·
formaUon about his candidacy, Informa-
tion presented on candidate Kenneth J.
Holden, has necessarily been gleaned
from other'°"""" and coo!Jrmed In COD·
venations with bl! wife.
There wlll he H separate polling placee
aet up for .Tue$!foy'a e!..uop. ·
The pol}s ~Ul be open froIJ?. 7, a.m. until .
I p.m. Oft ,Tuesday •• Relurns w1ll be
available' front the OJwtty . Registrar ·of
Voters oUJce Jn Santa Ana 'J'uesday even-
ing after each precinct tallies ballots and
transmita 'lllW• to Santa Ana.
'l1le · d>lef Issue In the campalan has
e.1oltn B. Burton
.John H: B~ 36, 11'52 Aspen Tr.e
Lane, Vlllage Part. h an uneinployed
marketing manager, formerly with North
Americ8' .Rockwell. He bas a bachelor's
desref from , UCLA. He and hla wile,
· -Janet, have three
daugbtera and have
lived in Irvine for q.o years.
An active propon.
ent of Ulcorppratlon,
BurtoR has been
president of the Vil·
lage Part Commun-
ity Assocfationan
and h chairman ol
tfle Council ol Com.
munities of Irvine (CCI).
He believes the new city may aid en-
vironment by implementing a general
plan, establishing rigorous zonlq, adop-
ting and enforclllg pollution control
onilnances and by working with bigher
levels of government.
Burton supports a broad range of hous-
ing, a tax rate that would require only a
$35 tax increase for an average resident,
a unified school district with a master
plan for education, contractihg city
services. a city parks and recreation
commlssk>n, a municipal police depart..
ment within two years and a two-level
form ol government.
~ Lueg· Anra l'letelter
Mrs. Lucy Ann Fletcher, 37, ol 17710
Oak Tree Lane, Village Part, is a
housewife and youth advisor. Sbe and her
husband C. Barr Fletcher, who served u
petition -u!nat« for the propoeed city,
have lived in Irvine
for a year and a half.
Mfi.' Fletcher iJaJ 1
been tctlve' in the
Village Parle Com·
mullity Association,
Learning Unlimited,
the American ~Id
Serilice. City ol Ir-
vine Now• Cub
Scouts, Girt Scouts,
the University Park
PTA and the University High Parent,
Facully and Frl<nda Organization.
She urges city ordinances to control
pollution and JOOing and provide !0< open
spaces. She endones a city planning
agency, moderate growth ol the whole
city, provUion of low Income housing, eo1>
tract services, an in1t1al tu rate equaJI.
1ng present rates1 and an active parks
and recruUon departmeot that wlll pn>
vkle youth and adult activities:.
e 1uHua I'. ltJa:nar
Juliu.. F. Mazur, 49, 11751 VII San
Marco, TurUe Rock. is a manufacturu'•
representative and a real estate broker.
He attended Cleveland College. He iJ
married, bu a aon aDd bu lived 1n
.-.-:; .. ,,.....,, Irvine f<r lhne
years.
Muur Is active
In die Turtle Back Hillo Communlty ,,..
90CWlon and hu ...
perience aa a real
..iate--.. The city council
._,.ihllltle! for
environmeol tn
mandated by state
law and lnclude requirements for °'*1
..,... planning "' well as pr_,,auon of
sctnk: bea!lty, provislont f<>r waate ell>
poaal, and efficient land -·
He uran controlling urban sprawl by
approving ooly developmenta that .,. conucuoua to pment ....ice c:enten. ff•
1111>porta a mix of ainC!e-Wnlly and
mu!Uple housing units wJtl> IO perc<nt ol
Irvine land reserved f<>r •Incl• family
homes, conb'act aervicu. 1 similar tu
rate to that ,_ being paid and citywide
recreaUon facllltlu, aDd r • I I o n a I
lralllporlaUon faclllUes.
been cltyhood l1aelf. All candidates but
lloldtn 1upporl the JncorporoUon ol tilt
proposed 11,000-lcra new city. .
Open space, tues, loeal control,
llllJler Pi•nnlnc, provUions or adequate schools fo meet ruture growth, addltioa of
low ~· housing wlthln the """ ctty and protection ol the tpvlronmeot are
il1ue1 on •hlcb, moll ClndJdltet have
taken stands.
Aloog with hlographleal lnlormatlon,
tlle DAILY PILOT hU aU..mpled:ll> In-
clude indications of candidates' views on
these issues.
· Most are qreod the new clt7 oi.ould
take ad<mt.c• of thO "" cootrac\
• lerr11 Clto11ke
Jerry Choyke,. 40, of 177'6 Acacia Tree
Lane, Village Park, ls a marketing con-
sultant and area sales manager. He and
h1s wife, Gladys, ~ave a daug~ter and a
son, and have lived
in Irvine " for · two
years. He b a Navy
,veteran of the
Korean conruct.
O.Oyke is a di-
dtrector ol the VI~
lqe Park Commun-
ity Aasoclalioo and
served twice as vice
president; WaJ pet!•
Uon director for m.
corporaUon; vice chairman of City
of Irvine Now (COIN): study committee
cbalrman of a:J; member of the a:J
municipal finance committee and is a
member and committee chairman of the
E:s:cbange Club of Irvine.
He believe• the.city council can control
environmental quality through control8 of
land use, pl&Ming and zoning, parka and
recreation, and traffic.
Choyke support& establlslunent of an
environmental commission, local control '
over future Irvine growth; a variety of
houaing including lower cost housing near
UCI, contract services and maintenance
of the present tu rate.
e S. "Sand11' Freud
l '~· S. "Sandy" Freud, 11, el 19121 Sima
Owla Road. Sierra Bonita is a medical
marketing representaUve and write.in
candidate for the city c:ouncil. He boldt a
bachelor'• degne In · ecoomnlcs and
>1 • • . .
f .c
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poyd>ology '""" 61. Olaf OlJ.!ege in
Northllelct, Minn. He·
and his wife, June,
he.ve a 90n and a
dauglUr. The7 beve
lived in Irvine one
year.
Freud llpri!sident
ol tlle Sima Boni· ta Olmmlmtty ,,.,,..
elation, is I cburcb
deacon and youth advisor and wu active
in Jaycees and the Lion 's Club, prior to
moving to Irvine.
He endorses 1 city government that
recognizes Irvine Company ownership of
80 percent of the land tn the new city, but
one that Ls Independent of the land
devel-ent firm.
He aupporta adeqwlt, open spaces and
gnenhelh, development of traosportatton
systerm including bike tralll and walkl,
recreation facilities, low income housing
for UCI 1tudenta and families, a ·two-level
govmunent (dty and village) and
~Uve university participation in local
eovernment.
e Bett11 I. ltJeltJuflen
Betty J. McMullen, 37, 3711 Fenn Si.,
Culverdale, ll an attorney. She holds a
bachelor'• degrte in business ad·
mlnlstratlon from the Unlvtrslty of
Oklahoma and a doctcr of law degree
from UCLA. She hu
lived In Irvine f<r a
year and a hlU.
Mn. McMullen ti
a member Of the fi~
nance committee ol
the CUlverdale Com-
munity As!oclatlon,
has been an invest-
ment analyst and
waa the 1971 Career
Woman of tbe YfM
ol the Santa Ana Busln.., and Prof,.
1lonal \\'omen'• aub.
She believes noi.se and envtronmeatal
pollullon can be preventod by IOlling
....utctlons on agricultural and Industrial
laJld. She calll for mm tr~UOll to
atd ending air pollution, added open space.
more t111n 11 provided In 1llo IrYlne
muter plan, maintenance of a rural at.
mospbete, reuonabla city co u n c 11
rtltrlC'Uona on devdopment, use of tu
1.nctnUvu to spur 1 variety ol houlhsc
kinda, contract ..mcu unW the city can
oupport 111 owo, planning for future
recreaUoa centen and cooparalloa wllb
oefCbborJnl dtfeL
ltn'lcel the county muit by'liw pro.ida
for the llrll mootbl followtnc fn.
corporation. SOm• have lndltated hl>w
they feel the city Should )>IOVlde city
pojlce and fire aervlcea -than 117· controc\ with lhe county,-... '!bole
views, along with the tlpac\ld resulting
difference 1n the new city's tu nte, an
included In the condidatel' ~·
SOme of tile cilndidatH m running 11
ttam1, either bY their owh c:lJolce. or aa
slates resultlni from comm u n It y
organization endorsements.
The teamed c1U1didate1 are: Wayne
Clark, Henry Qulgloy and A I an
Snodgrus; Mllea E. "Pet.e" Peterson,
e W•fllM' A. Clark
Wayne A. Clark, 11, of 17'01 Butler SI.,
University Part, Is public tnfonnaUon of..
ficer for UC Irvine. He bolds a bachelor'•
degree in economics frcm UC Berkeley
and hu done postgraduate work In law.
He 11 'l!WTfecl, 11
the father of · two
cblJdrtn and b a s
lived in Irvine for
four years.
He Wit twict lftl-
lden! GI the Univer-
sity Part Parent-
Tt!acben . Asloda·
Uon; ti foundinl ch.aitman of the Jr.
vine Cowicll for Ed-
ucation; · was ptf:Sident 0( the San
Joaquin Elementary Dlatrlc\ P·TA eo.
ordinating Council; and was for more
thaa 10 years a journaliat 1peclalili.ng in
municipal government In Orange County.
Clark ...:ommends city uae of pllnnlng,
tu1ng and zoning p>wer1 to maintain ei;
vtronmental quality. He 1 u g g e 1 t s
preie:rlaUon of agricultural buffer·_.
as open apace, to prevent overpopulaUon
and to buffer freeway and aircraft noise.
Clark supports controls on new houting,
a range of houalng varietiu, ume level
taxes, contract aervlce1, pt.anned dty
paru near lthooh, muter ptanntnc and
cooperaUon with Reg!Olllf ~·
e Le,,ion Gardner
Layton L. Gardner, M, of 5011 Chateau
Clr<le, 'l1le Rancb, II ao Insurance ulea
represenllUve.. Jlt ll a sraduate of
Fresno State College and bU !lono
graduate wort al Cat Stale Lone Beach
and Pacific Cout
School ol 1-, -In Looi Beach. He and hi.I wile, Colette,
hive t!>r'le dilldren am. hive lived in Jr..
•Ille f<r two ywo.
-... ti -1·
-ol !Jvlne Troop 15 and hll
been dvetn ICOU.t-1111 for 20 yun.
He favon !Ilea! roapolllihlllly and aug.
10111 the ..., cl1y councfl maintain U>o
p«ae11t tu rite. He blllevel there 11 ni.
tie the councli lhould do about the lcllool
cf-_..,. other than enact a
montorlum on boualng development.
Gardner uy1 he doesn't judge progrm
in terms of high density construction that
would bring 480,000 P"'Ple to !Jvlne.
Gardner 11y1 he I.I running u n
"independent" candidlte wlth no "" to
any other lll'IUP « arpnllaUoo In Irvine.
elemea Meaer
James F. Moeer, ff, 19072 Butler st.,
Unlvenlty Park, II an aeroapau
management. 1~!1l He has a
bachelor'1-de&ree· from Frtlno State Col·
lege, and has done poltgrlduate work at
~-Unlv....tty. Univenlty. He is
man1ed, baa four
children and hlo
llvad In Irvine for
four Y'*": '
Moeer ii a dlJ'eo.. tor of the Univenf ..
ty Park Q>mmunlty
AaoocieCJoa, hlo IS
yeara' operience 11
an lnduolrtal 11111>'
agemeot apectlllat and five year"
experience u • 1ovemmt11t economic
and political analyst.
He htllevea city eovemment hu prime
rupooalblllty for main-of, en-
vironmental quality and abouid atal>lllh
llod ... cooll01 pol~ and -that Ht mfnlmum ~ 10< develop.
ment.
He aupporta adOptkm ol I muter plan
for loog range balanced ~ provleion
ol all l)'IJll ol boosln«. eouncil study ol
tllo r.atblllty of "'°lrltt ..me.a, a
u.me or lower tu rate, city l'ICft.80ona1
-and ... equltabla -ol dty ~· towud ootulloa o1 ....,ty ml rejoaol~
, I
J-Oioyu and o.vi.1 Smith.
The 1ndlvfdual Ollldldetes """ !hi OC'IJnluUoos namtng them to •
donement slates arc: i
Wllllam Fiscbba<:b, Robert Potter.:
Gabrielle Pryor and Ileilry Qul&ley, e•!
doraed by Irvlno'.Tl\IDOn.,.; ' ;
John Burton.; Ullel E. & • p • t. I '!
Petoraoo, E. llay Qlilsltf, ·Jr .• JmJ. aio,uw Drifd Bmitll -by Iha; Cttlaena Q>mmlltee far tho City ol Irvine.;
'Ibo two communlly, C111anluilonl -a<ttve Jn the lncorJ>Orttlon elecllon puati
have been the Council ol Communltlel of)
Irvine (CCI) and the City ol lrvlne Now,
((lOIN). Neither 1ia. endoc:aed Clll>
dldates.
• Stqhetl De Lepp
Stephen E. De Lapp, ti, of 17911 Cedm
Tree Lane, University Part II n
oopbomore blislneaa administration otu ·
dent at Slddleblck College, Mission Vle·
jo. He bu lived In Irvine two and a ha![
years and ll stngle.
)'.le Lapp II ac
Anny lnfanily vet
eran ct Vietnam
leaving the aervlci
u a Serpant wiU1
two Bnme start aa!
four otber commen~
daUoru.
He bas been at ·
t!ve in the YOUl({
Men's ChrisUan Al·
socialion and bu worked as a C'OUZI·
seUor and wilh the Santa An·TusU!:
YMCA advlsini program.
He believes the city government 1boul< I
play I leadlng role In pruerving the .. •
vlrcmnent. He 1Upporta crotlon ol pub 1
bicycle trails:, added open apace, .:t
clfywlde recreation program and cit·
recreation facilities.
He endorses low income housing op·
portunities tunded joinUy by city anr1
federal rtsource1, contract services, ao;
maintenance of present property ta::
levela.
e Kennetlt Bolden
Kenneth J. Holden, 25, el 414'
Galnllport ctttte, Callfomla 11mn .. , h n
ccaiputer programmer 1Upervlaor and t::
married, and baa two children.
Holden cboae not to respond to lnqulrlec
for lnlonnelfcx1
-.i his candi~
by Ille Orange Coat
League ol WOlll<!l
Voters and the DAI·
J,Y PILOT.
Information fi'm"
other sources lndi·
cat.es Holden ts CJS>-posed to incorpora.
lion of Ille new city,
reccmmends devel•
opm<11t ol a new master plan and lllP:
porta uae ol additional city tuea to -
port acbool COllS!N<:Uon.
Holden has a blcbelor'S degree in
mathemaUca from ~ State Loe Mgtla
and has Uved In Irvine for three yean.
e R. Dea11 Olao11
R. Dean Oisoo, 4%, 153111 Relms Circle,
The Rancb; ia aa engilleering managor.
He has a master of science degree in
eleciricat engineering from USC and a
certlfkate Of p,1t;1tftl management from
UC Irvine. He ta
rmrried, hes five
dllldn:n and bu
lived In Irvine for
two years.
Olson ts active In
the Ranch Home-
owners As3ociaf.ion.
the Irvine Elemen-
taey Sdlool P·TA, II
a committeeman lot
Ille Boy Seoul.< ol
~c& and was an inltructor for tile
ll'.S. A.rmY Corpa cl Engineers.
Ollon 11y1 sonlng, licensing, building
eodet, police and (11e protedlon Ind
related terVicet muat be Implemented by tha city counc:iI to tllabll.sh aod malntala
the dealrad environmental quality •
He aupparll citt2tn advilory -mltie., halloc:ed growth, BChool ....
s1ruction that parallels r e 1 I de n t I t I
growth, a broad range of bouslng !n-
cludii11 low lnc:ome, a nduc:tlon of
medium and bl1h denalty housing u call-
ed for In Iha p-.it Irvine 1entra1 plan,
a minimal tu ln<%eue alter JolY I, Jf72,
community IJnklng bicycle lratll and
county-owned r<gionat parb within a.
d!J.
Remaining Can~dates to he Presented Friday
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·Tito Called f ilr Pu:tge; Croats Blinked
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VIENNA (IJPI) -President natlonalilllll. Tbi., be IJ]d, !Jn.· rtfllled,· •th t , fndtpeftden~ out~ h&. · · · · large mwure of . autonomy , fotlowa tJvough,. ,ai:ll IJUlr,
Tito, 1t )'OllS m.t ud toogtier penis Yuplav unlly. ADd mJDded provlnct tDd the tooab , Amoi1i ,tht leaders who from Belgrade. with a aatWactory aettlement
•thtn ulls, bu cooquered therefore, be concluded, ~ · old praidonl -!.d hive bleD rulgnecf W.... Mrs. Savka So Yugoalava: held the~' to the foreign curuncy l.Wf1 another threat to b1J beloved lt1ders must be purged. eyt!ball to eyeball. , • . Dabcevl~Kucar, president of breaths,· wcnder1ng how the they said, all will rematn
1 11' ...... fio. , But the Y-lav porty bu But the Croats blinked. · the Croat partYi alld 'Miko . Croats would. react to the top-peaceful -lo'lhe time bolng.
• 1 • But by ., dain(, Ila bu rai>-1-largely cWcentrollled In At a w~ meeting In Tri pa lo, tbe ~·· repr..en-plln~ of their idols. Almost But it is lhal "lime being"
: ed once apiD Ilia ...,iioa o! _,,t )'QI>, mking Jt hud . Zqreb, the 1ll!•<linl •eom-1 jaijvo"la J!Olj:ade. Almoa\ · nothing happened. About 400 lhal .worries Yugo&avs. Tl
! 1 whetbc!r1 "lugosllvta ca bold 1 for Tito to purge tbe Q-oat munlata of •one llf Yiiplavla's unknown outside Yugoslavia, student! -out of 21,0DO in a:a -·be Says hlmsell, "la ~ .'C:"~~~ fbe"b!.~:·~le8'lu;;!~: :;:~: .~~08~~n;~ · ;:~1~~~:r~.;e;~r:; · :::r:ku~~=::=.1i:s~~ fi:~u~~ r::;r·~~ ~
• when Wli•enitJ stUdentJ in party. . 1 the l,laughttr, submittJng their Communists in Ea ate r a · Diplomats ln Zagreb said horizon who could have car·
tbe Xlflollav republic, or pro-It wu a d• n 1~r 9111 reaianatiQDs and . admitting Europe, beCaUiettbey Jed tbl , the Croats appeaced to take ried ..off thla maneuver aod
; vlnce, ~ -eroat1a went oo maneuver ,ljod 1be Croats they had let oationa!L<rn get fight lhathad given Croatia a ; the affws lylng down. II Tito ·made.it stict, ·
I strm 18 deuiand thtt.-eroatia • I beano.edtoUepmor<oflhe < ~~ :: .. ::~~ Close Area,. Res nit:· Mixed Inglewood Noi$e at 90 DBs :
lay tbe apecter of natiooalism u s u LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -
-the deep-rooted feeling that • • rges Some 'Ghost' B:zis Pas s Persons living up to 30 miles Croltia, and lb capital of " from Los Angeles Intema-
• • Zogreb, have been robbed tlld APACHE JUNm'ION, Aru. Uonal Airport are subjected
exploited by the neighboring (AR) _ A proposil to 5ACRAMENTO (AP) -The Assemblyman)JO:hn Burton's dally io noise from jet'aircraft
Serbs of Belgrade. · lrluall I t th •"-'-f · ft .... + ttled bill to out!aw..:.war toys -•
from Jnternational A.irpart
along which some 1,500 planes
travel each day.
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OPEN LEITER TO THE RESIDENTS OF
THE PROPOSED CITY OF IRVINE:
I ,/Jo•• tried to '.each ." many of you as po~siblo
to present my, voewpo1nt, l\egarclloss of tho "'"°'
whic'1 ~·• -ged iir~:'o""' pe_rsonal _ stand •
·,on iocoq>0rotion, l'wciufd like·t.r'e~coula~ .. -
of you to exercise on• of our most precious gifts
-tho v~. p.leaso slio)< "P ,t :!"• polls and cost
your-bono\, conslcleri~ co'r9f9"Y lieforo voting
for •~Y special inte;o;t Sfates. ·
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RIClilARD .WHITESIDE
·~ COUNCILMAN
·{CITY OF IRVINE
' WON'T YOU IUPPOJltT HIM ALSO' ,in tbt 21 yean since , he v Y oc up • &<-1.11 o se.sstoJU i--ra that ranges from 10 to 10,000
f ou--nd e d c-o mm uni .. t mysterioua Su~Mowk ~·through the halls and bearing victim of the first committee Umes greater than · normal ~~ Yued.~11•.~ .Tirt'tp baa! 1i1~iz# taihal·ns -and.at the! ~th timeLo. rooms . of the 1971 legislature, to bear It each of.the past five background sound· ,levels, ~ :' ,·! .
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• u ... u~so o na o m t.seareh1"" or ,. e. st . but thiJ time some of them years-is now law. . UCLA study bas .concluded -· • ' tu I Del Id · · ,.... "almost unbearable." ' 4_ a mu a a age-o ao-Dutchman gold ~--;-is • came to life. The plan to 11:ive California · Tuesday. William C. Meech~m : '""°"""' ~ the natloo's belog considered by tbe •U.S.· P o! the School o! Engineermg The norm81 level o I
The 70,000 residents of
Jnglewood, closest of the cities
to the field, regularly are sul>.
jected to 90 decibel!: of nolse;-
whlch Meecham described .u
siz republics -could rip the : Fo~ SefvJce..-' ' • · The ·~ are the pereo-an .. OregoIHtflf '~identi~ and Applied Science and two_ background noise in a resld~ ,, .. ""~ ctttz-" .._. •icMN e ""'""*
CoUbtry fa.pad, 'Faced ,wfth tbe Arpong-other thinp, the nlals "(: the bills introduced pr~ Ja i&o , on Reagan I · graduate students conducted t1al neighborhood Is ts, to sq,1~~~~~~-t~. ·~··~.' ~ ........... ;."';; ~!~·;·;·!· ::::::::I ~.:cbalJez:ig'!o be acted ~ ~lce=~d and defeated year after year. desl:.; !'l•i~ lt' lut }ear, ; the research , in ;the C9In-db, lie said. . "'I=
,. CAIQ~.. ...-,... ... -s They usually are killed in the but this the nmrida.1 11 munitles of Pacific Palisades, Each 10 db 1 n c,. a, ~·'1"----~.:•;::••::.a; " ·
• 1n a speech before a party from living in the area aad flnt or acond committee also approved ""i,;.-'1{ be Santa Monica, Redondo Beach, ../11 ''
meet!ng, Tito condemned the would limit access lato the . Beverly Hills, Culver City, represents a tenfold tncreast E RAY QUIGLEY J 1trike and weot on to accuse western . portion -of· . the hearing, or sometimes simply legislature for a public vote on · Huntington Beach, South Gate in sound. : r
the Jeadera of the Crvaf eom-, Qll>erstitions• w~ . legend die'for ·lack of any hearing at the June 1972 ballot. ' and Inglewood. Levels monitored in ~nU. • ·. . '· , . , I 0 = Jarty ol. .~ ~" uys the mine probably ·11 an. Burton's rent c on tr o I '. The eight communities lie Monica, Pacific Palisades
' . erance W'llf.ni. Croa located.· But, thil year four of the measure passed two com· . under flight paths radiating Beverly Hill
• ..... ...itfdl ....... _,, perennlal.s p a s s e d the mitteM this yea~., but died on l'•kl Nltklil """""'-•
HAS TAICl!N UP THI CHALLIN•I IY SAYIN•
• lell'latur•;'uid two of them :... ·•the Assembly Qoor. So did the.
'DON'T · "'"°" witllholdlng of state ln-annual move to abol~ the
come taus and the renaming death penalty.
of the state colleges u But most ol. the other peren~
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DEC'EMBER 21 . . ' ' ' ~
FORUM AGAINST CITYHOOD '
TODAY . '
WHY BUY'
AT ABC?
1 Year Free Pam
1 Year Free Service
3 Year Picture Tube Warranty
Pree Delivery and Set Up
No Commissioned Salesmen
• We Service What We Sen
ABC
COLOR TELEVISION
20 YMr1 In Orange County
Oranto Coun ty's ·Lar,... Zenith Dooler
SAW & SERVICE
9021 ATLA NTA. al Magnoll1
HUNTINGTON BEAC H
Nm t.·UU:y Diie .... c...
968·3329
· universiUes-bave'been sign-nials did as badly as usual:
• eel uito Jaw. -The strikebreaker ban,
A ~le more came to.floor granddaddy of all current
votes before dying but most . perennials, hit the AMembly '
. of the meuures di~ aa UIQA], floior, but was shoved ba!:k to
in their f1llt commitf#. .~mm!Uee without a ·Ooor
· !he ~ enactriient of ~· Two bills to legalize
withholding aDd the slate · •-died each'ln'lll lint universities blll!: ts ·seen u Wire .. ps • . ·
j u·1 ti f i c •ti on ~or other co~~':~. Earn and Reim·
lawmaken to continue the bUrse the controven\il •state ~ ~mqmlng and uSU@.lly tutioDj.loan plan, dld1 Dot even
tutil .. ~ ol relntroduci.., t gd' a hearing In the A!oembly
their. pet bUI!. Education Committee until
Some la"!Dl8ken, such as nearly the end of the session.
D em ocratic Assemblyman .M expected it died.
Willie Brown of San-Fran--Auu.;rity for t he
ciJCO, ~ the procda as one Highway Patrol to use radar
of, attrition, Brown co~ed was killed by the Assembly
this YW: that he had f!O Transporlation~Commjttee, its
chance this aesslo~ to pm his annual executioner.
\ SO<&lled "consentmg adults" -The railroad toilets bill
._ bill to 'legalize all se:r acts in eleared ju.st one 'of lour com·
· pr1vate-be~een adults. mittees, its best record tn
: Bui be predicted that his blll years. It would prohlbll the
-which Dever got out of com-release of human waste, from
nllll<e tlle post five years -traim along ra1lroad lracis.
would • lie: Jaw ~thin five -LiberaliiaUon of la'IB
years~ His·fol'ecast came·tru• against scattering tlie ashes of
this year. -a cremated body passed the
Some of tbe other pert1111lal1 Senate but died In t h e
~ did better than even their Assembly.
SIPECIAL LOW
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WRITE ·1N , '
The "Common .. Sense" Can'dldate . . . ··~ t,., .. ~ .. ..... ' .. :"\
• KEEP TAXES L"OW -(•• • ;.•,· < • ·~
• A_vo.1D · sl uM Hpus1~ , ~ · · ."'i .s~ ''SANDY'' .fREUD
Make· the extra effort for:
~erSliip
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Honesty ·
Dependability
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AND· FIRE PROTECTION' 1 ' ' . . . ' . ·' ~ . . ·f
AND MOST IMPORTANT .~ •
• DETERMINE OUR OWN DEs·TINY . . : ~
)OIN. HIM IN SAYIN•
YES WE .CAN
E. RAY 9UIGLEY; JR. ,,
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~ablnet in grained Kashmir Walnut color with Bark
ISrown color back• Titan 80 Handcrafted Chassis
•sunshine• Color TV Picture Tubt • Customired
,Tuning• Super Vl®O ~ange-Tunlng System
• ,-.utomatlc-Flne-tuning cO\itrol'9'Qyro-OrJve UHF
CNnnel setector••'Autortf1l1~ Tl~Gu.•rd • 5" x 3•
Twin-Cone Spealcer •VHF/UHF SPotllte Dials.
listens to Landel'S'
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11111 l*lt Df., Twtlt 19dl:
the
"Reasonable"
Alternative
I support tli1 City of Irvin• 1rtd the f,.,i111 G1111r1l Pl..n. lut I
19r11 th1t it m111t bo k1pf in 11rvic1 of 1rid r1tpon1iv1 to tho
n1H1 of tho r1sid1nt1 of our city, A counc:ilm111 ITllll! b1 1bl1 to
11y botk "y11" 111d "no" to th1 Irvine Comp1ny -h1 m111t b1
fr11 to 1119191 in 11lectivo jJl1nnin9 1114 d11I fl1•ibly on 1ny
civic i1tu1 r1tli1,...ffi1 n b1 liouiwf to 1 fix H , Pr1-committ1d
po1itio11. I th1r1for1 1111 that I r1pr111nt 1 ;1110111bl1 1lt1rn1·
th•1 -111 1ll1r1111iv1 11ul middle po1ifion b1tw11P1 c1nd id•I•'
•nil f•clion' of pol•ri1M ¥i ewpoi11h wh o •r• thought to be
•ith•r •II f•r th• lrvino Cornp•ny or •II •g•intt tho lr¥in1 Corn-
p•ny. I b•li•.,• I C•n p11ll th1 cornrnwni+., to,other to support tho
M•iltr 'I •~ I~ conctpf \wt rnolcl it to tht ... i11 of th1 r11i4•11ft.
-~ '"'JQS,EPH !~. BAU·· -I
*Firs\ on · ~
"I w.ould ll'e to llaYe you ~vote"
Palll It!' "' cllli•• ...... ,__ •· ... JUI Hlr•m L.a1M ..,. ,,.,._
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WILLIAM M •
FISCHBACH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
"AN INTEWGENT KIND OF
LEADERSHIP • • •
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, • ., fer ., ctti-,. 9'-' Wllllaom M. 'ltd!Ncll
177J(Oaltttw Larlt, lrtilll
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<iAIRIELLE PRYOR
for C!111ncHwo111ao.
SCHOOLS: .!::. ~ ·:~·~:..=' ,:~· ..
OPEN SPACE: Tiie Uty cNHll CAN ''-ht It , •• .,_ .,_. h CHU.NI
te tllo ....,,..., ,.... .... •· .. 9' ~ID DMLOPMINT.
I wlll work to . prot.ct our
ENVIRONMENT and our
PROPERTY VALUE~.
Vote December 211
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\*1 lut..,., IMl!e -J.., Mir., Cllllnnlll
''MAC'' ELLIOTT
anJ/amif'I
Sanla ~ Choice
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d,t'J: Council
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PION fer i.,-1 CMllMt ,.· .. ~ llllltt, NI Plrtl VW\ ~
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, WAYNE CLARK
The Strong· Candidate
MILES E. "PETE" '· ' ' . •
PETERSON
IRVINE CITY COUfK:IL
Support the MAN
.•. For the JOB
DON'T· FORGET
TO VOTE DEC. 21
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These rvine Residents, Your Friends and Neighbors Are Supporting JOHN H~ BURTON •I
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Vote YES on INCORPORATION Ill
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l'ald lier.Ir John H. Bur"'" Campeltn fund-Harry -kuptrl--chllr!Ml l'ark WOii Aplt. la-A, Irvine
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What's Vp
Mrs. Virginia Parsons of Riverside didn't sample
that bottle of u•hiskey before mounting her Chri~t
mas tree upside dou·n. She just decided it \Vas an
easy way to save space in an otherwise cramped
apartment. ·
5-year Delay Sought
On Alaskan Pipeline
SAN FRANCISCO iUPll -
The Sierra Club has urged a
five..year moratorium on any
construction for the trans.
1 Alaska oil pipeline because of
the "potential for major
disasters.''
The conservation organiza-
tion issued its own analysis of
an Interior Department la!k
forct's report on the proposed
7~mile pipeline which would
carry oil from the A1askan
North Slope to the pm:l of
Va1dez. where tankers would
be loaded.
"The task force's doubts
about the pipelioe make it
absolutely clear that after
three years of study, the
AJyeska Co. still does not
know how to ,safely carry out
lhe project," said club ex-
ecutive director Mich a e I
McCIOskey.
"Basic ·questions about the
danger of ruptures, the extent
<>f erosion around the pipeline,
and leak.age and spills have
not been answered," he said.
"The lack or answers con-
fronts us with the poteritial for
major disaSt.ers. It is cie.3r.
that the tirhe ha·s come to
defer this project until we
know how to protect Ala&ka 's
environment."
The clubfs anal y si s ,
prepared by Dr. Eugene Coan.
an assistant to McCloskey,
was based on a review by a fiO..
member committee appointed
by the Interior Department of
Coan aJso said fur ther In-
vestigation should be made of
a Canadian route which would
avoid many of t h e en·
vironmental hazards or the
Alaskan pipeline.
"A five-year moratorium
appears to make more sense
than either pipeline route,"
Coan's report concluded . "The
technical problem of North
Sk>pe oil development 2n.
severe.
"The nation 's last great
wilderness is at stake. and it
can never be replaced . There
is no national security need
for the oil during the next five
years.
"The most· logical and sensi·
ble action wou1d be take Olis
ftve-year moratorium t o
review' alternative e n e r g y
sources. re.examine our oil ex-
port-import Jaws, improve our
technology and only lh,en
make our decision."
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Durante Named
To Water Board
Orange County has one of its
first water officials on lhe new
Irrigalion District Association
of California board of direc-
tors, f o 11 o w i n g convention
elections in San Diego.
~'lario Durante. chairman of
the .Costa Mesa County Water
District board of directors, is
the first chosen from this area for the state board. · the A\yeska consortium's 29-
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The scientists· 4 7. page
evaluation was leaked to the
club. which sa id the depart-
ment is expected to release its
environmental impact stale·
ment by about Jan. IS.
Coan said the inadequacies
highlighted in the task force
nport include Jack of study of
earthquake fault zones : the
need for be tter monitoring and
detection of oil leaks: UO·
certainty of the effect or
A I a s k a 's permalrost; pro-
blems of river crossings; and
insufficient understanding of
the dangers or glacial laie
flooding and or avalanches.
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U.S. Studies· Ways
To Save .Big Lake
RENO (UPII -A federal·
state task force says there are
several woys of s a v I n g
Pyramid Lake, tht big but
shrinking desert lake on Uie
Paiute Indians Reservation
north of here.
The recommendations by
the Federal-State Pyramid
Lake Task Force included
building a 2$-mlle ~anal lo tap
Honey Lake near Susanville,
Calif.
The task forct will submit
its report Jan. 10 to the in-
terior secretary and t h e
governors or Nevada and
Californln. They created the
task force two years ago and
charged It with finding ways
of getting more water into the
lake, which Is the Indians'
main resource.
Pyramid has dropped 86 feet
in 100 years. and the rate has
increased since s e t t I e r s
diverted the Truckee River to
supply irrigation water for the
Newlands Project near Fallon.
Indians claim much of the
water is wasted and should be
allowed to flow on to Pyramid.
The task force said 95,000
acre feet a year rould be
salvaged from the Newland
Project through stricter en·
forcement of rules and more
efficient methods of water
talning Pyramid Lake. He Aid
"there's &till a long way to
go."
Other possible ways of Ill~
plying additional water include
cloud seeding, cutting the
basic irrigation supply for the
Newland,, project, and buying
water rights upstream.
Plane ls
Chartered
For Muskie
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Sen. EdmlµKf S. Muskie ( [)..
Maine) is paying about U0.000
a month for use of a chartered
campaign plane under a
special arrangement through a
Los AngeJes insurance firm,
his aides said.
Pierce National lJfe
Insurance Co. created a
subsidiary called Pierce Leas-
ing Corp. which has Muskie's
presidential campaign com-
mJttee as its only client.
The Muskie election com·
.mlttee pays the Pi~ firm'
$8,900 a month for rental of
the plane, the ~man said
Wednesday.
The monthly bill goes up to
use. some $40,000 because of the
Jt said this would not reduce Ct1st of maintenance t h e
the water a\•ailable to farmers spokesman said.
for the:ir land . but would He said Muskie has been us-
adversel y affect the Stillwater ing the Electra propjet under
and Fernley Wildlife Are:1s. It a year-long lease since Nov. 5.
said these marshes could be the day after Pierce bought it
fed directlv with water from a for $347,000'from Northwest.
diking prOject costing about The spokesman denied that
$3.S mill ion . the leasing firm had been
It said the lake level could created solely to provide a
be maintained at about its chartered plane for Muskie.
pcesent level if Pyramid cOuld • <A·ho iJ expected to become a
get another 40,000 acre feel formal candidate for the
via a canal from Honey Lake. Democratic president on Jan.
It would cost about $12 .f.
million to build a dike to in-,. The Muskie stalf member
crease the depth of the lake ac'knowledged the plane leas-
and construct the canal. which ing arrangement following
would be fed by a ~foot lift, publication in the Washington
the report said. Star of an account of the
The dike would allow Honey transaction.
Laite to hold more water, both The newspaper said the leas-
from natural inflow as well as ing outfit was set up Nov . .f and
from ground water furnished fl'bid' -~ no othtr by wells and pumps. . ~ "..~"" ... Y tJie, one
Task force members said _ .{~ Pf•t.be" tJoarit
the 40,000 feet could be taken . p· ' 1 lJf _tn11111,.ance
either from the lake or from :~,· -~Le ... ~11...7.t"r · 1·
II bu!· I Jh ..,.,,.OJSepn: • . .rwu.111.--1 o we s, 1n ean ye.ars ere 'II stoo 11'. 'la" Id.lo be would be more pumping. ( ou -.Q.....~:a r"M sic', a
R 'd f lh Su 'II 11!:rsona1 u=nu-o u 1e s. es1 en1:5 o e sanv1 e ,_, ·The~e aide said: "Sen. •
area previously protested the -~ie's ~e,ct:~fOr a plane
proposal to draw from the i 6m:ne toeetlJer.-aJ,> the right
lake, but a . task Io r c e ... time that -t6.it'.in!ltrance. com-
spokesman said they would # J*IY wanJ!th ·tt.art a leasing obtain numerous bene~its from JIJ!;li~ J)eeded a
the new recomme~at1ons. , t restcmer,." · 1 .However, he ~id all ~st l'lfe S!i~ !bat under the ar--
figures were eshmate.s which ) trangemen~ Pierce had the o~
could ch a n g e considerably ti'f'1 'of ·~ the plane for
ora the proposals became ef. thret conSfortiVe days after
fective. ~ving tbe.,Jlutkie committee
An Indian attorney said the • IO_dc,ys'~~liC~ ... -
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was "a start" toward main-•blerils,"~Jtio~esmansaid.
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~Utilities-Commisson--,
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"'· LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
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By DEE WEDEMEYER In the late 1960s on tho Weal
NEW YORK (AP) _ Nooter Coast. Now they 1re a bJC '
the Computer tuma human. busines!,. with perllaps u
Phllburt .Deslne.x, d e-u c e many as a few million ID
reporter, gets hla zipper stuck' clrculailon, produced by aome
changing into h1I Wt1nder Wart t two dor.en 'major artists worll:·
Hog costume. The Fabulous ing for six major publlshen.
Furry Freak Brothers get Already some of the early
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peronl pizza. $10, though it originally cost.
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ordinary comic book &ituations anthologies have been publish-
to you, you're right. They're ed or are in the works.
from the expanding world of Underground comiCI differ
underground comics, which from their overgroun·d
are known in the youth culture counterparts in their poliUcal
as "bead ci>mh:." overtone, their uninhibited
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BLY, Ore. (AP) -Carl, a on bis 1,280ocmlarfrom1he
11 Loi ADgel~ teenager, started big dly be ·II developln( a
1.lUlni drop whai be was uniqoe pri>gram for dealinC ~ about 10. with the _ .... ol kldo to<-
' His record shows be started kring --the --' . with barbiturates, moved to ment and Wtal lnvolvemml
., mart.luau~ hashish. and by with poli<le and prilooo.
1he time ho waa 1J was Jlsing · Traclitlonal juftnlle ..-,
, · ben>ID ngularly. aren1 worldnf ....,_ llldll
r When Carl WU 1(, he WU need a firm band, be 11)'1 •
.,. . .,,...tee! !or pushing LSD. U And incarc<rali<ln doem,
I ·be ...... an adul~ be almolt work 'becaWlll II -);Jda
ti certainly would be in jail. bitter and teacbea tbtm more
1 , But be was offered a choice about crime.
-an indefinite 11t11tence under "We take a kid off 1he street
• . the California Youth Authority for a minor crime and teach
t :or .. year on • remote ranch rum about major crimel like
, , near Bly in 10utbe.utttn auto· theft and the drug
..,_.Oregon. bu&inell. Then we let blm-out
t • Carl cbo,. 1he ranch and and wonder· wby 1he crime
r wound up under the care of rate increases," be aayL
> .Cus Valencia ol Newport ValeDcia' usigna uch of bis
, Beach, a former street lighter lcidl a llorae and malrel the
and later prlWl&)lter who also boy responsible !or it, Ho alao
t-.bad been a sea captain. raises summer lambs and bu
t. building contractor and struc-the boys help out wltb ranch
r .. tural engineer; a man with • chores. There'• a jersey cow
o tough lace, burly build and a lnr milk and they ralle their
t wocabular)' that w o u I d own beef.
,. aurpriae a logger. In spite of wbal Valencia
A lot of people would say callJ baraUl't'IHd. from county
that being ID the banda ol ollicials, be says he won't live
Valencla.ll wone than jail. 'UP on the boy• ranch.
He started the ranch about ""nil.I ii my obleAioo.· my I~ Jars qo ofter rdlrlng dream," be saya. "I just can'
·from the comtrucUon OOlineSI believt! that a nation u great'
due to a heart attack. He bu , u fllir o~,can't oontrol lt11
a home in Newport where his own cblldrf:P. 11
wile lives and t<achea lcllool.
Reaction from I o c a l =:: hasn't 1ieen e.. Eoologists
Just ~ week, the Klamath ~;eounty juvenile authorlUes Try. to. dave , ~ their WIY over mud, .,l
,.snow and bid road.I to Valen-·C r~ 1::.. too!~~ bor: Ri .. ver Gorge
h l'J'm.ath Fall!. . t ::It'1 the Roond time ID eight LAKE HAVASU CITY, Aris.
. ~ Both tlmea their com· (AP) -C!>oaWali<ln and
1 'i>lalnt bas be<n that C!>l'llllons wildlife groups have , liked
are umaDitary. that a propoeecr wildemeu
, Nobody --tally Val ... ~ 1 ~ ~ol~:pnvent
' cla -.would • ijiere. ii a . ~-dredilng .. -Topock .. boop!tal·ilka •bnolpbere al the Gorge of Jhe.Q>londo.Rl•er.
,J;ew ~Boya !Wicli. They ~proieoled • Ulllied .,., Valencia. bis partner and a fioot at a ~ oallad by
,..mg college graduale b1red the .Deplrlment ot the Interior
, .. a teacber-fariMand, bavt to consider designation of
,jlltarled building an L-sbaped 17,000 ocru along the AriJolla.
,Jmnbouae that;e about three-Call!om!A border 1 wildernw
,~an,n llnlsbed.
1a 1bere illl't any commercial
1·'1ectriclly yet -. Valencia ,,..y1 the power" company
ftfulel to run 1n a une.
' ~ lon't • loilet yet -a1encia 11Y1 1 o c Ii I poo-
l tradon have rduMd to put in
c I tepllc tank. An outbo<cJe In back of the
• house ....... u the aanitary
•iacillty and i Navy-surplus
, ...... t.r In the front yard
Ill O¥idel electricity.
• • ,,,. place ts healed by wood
• ottoves ..i elem-plutic ii
taclced .... the -· t:becauee Valendl can't efford
Jlua yet. ; Wben tho county ju .. nn.
authorlUes removed four boya
,;Jut MaJ becau1e of
area. No one opPOeeil -the pro-
poaal, althougb Calvill Pulver.
Needles, Calif.,-.aated for. aC: ceu ~ the area to
lllinq clalmL He aid tllat
alter IQ years of pniepeettng
he bad located velnl of silver,
copper, Jeacl and molybdenwn
in the area. Tb• _.,a1loollll op-JIOOnd ID)' lw1ber mining. &C>
11viiles.
Witneuel iDcluded J 0 h D
McComb, Slam Qui>, Loi
ADgeles: l!oberl r.. Kooln!lln,
National Park and C.-V•
tlon s.oc.l.et.7, 1'~;
William Hembrode, ArlzoGa
chapter ol National 'lllldllie
Society, &:ottldale, and
Robert cwtil, Artzonl Game
m:I Fish Department,
PboenlL
They liked that II be
de.ignated 1he Topock Goree
WUdemesa ""'· nther than the Needl• .Wild.,_ '.Aiu
• ununltary condltiom. Valen-
cia hod the parents send let·
'"" _,. the boyl to his
cuitody. Valencia uys 111
,.,_ Intend to return their
boya to tho ranch. Valencia ts convinced that u propoaed by the depart.. menl.
.. • ..... • 1....:. 'I)>e .... -ts part ol the ... """" ...... , Ir-,.LaktJ!a~UU Nallooal Wlldllle r::;;;----='-...;...;.;_::.:., Refuge. •
"' The department dtcl not tn-
clude the Topock 1IW1llal and BQI WWiallll River della
becaute ol lnlulfidenl -· and the need !or manqemeol.
It alto excluded rtwr bot-
tomlallda. •
The wtttJ !II I ated that the
boundarill .be utended to the
river'• edp lo proclude any
further ~ by I h e
Bureau ll Jleclarnation. 'll>ey
u knd tl>ll tba _.,,, of tba
river _-... t;eedl.,, and
Parker Dam be declared a
wUd rivtt.
They aloo ukecl that tho BUI
Williams delta and tho Topock
-be Included In .. enlarpl wild..-.....
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V Machine wcnhaDle with hidden hoods,
Slci jacket. featu:e acrylic Uim. Girls' ,.
oozy boodl,knitotoim IJ. 6X ; boya' '·7. g
Deoipied for Nlaty &Dd loads nf
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4·PC. CONSTRUCTION SET
for the li ttle build er
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Set includea a 12" long dump truck, back hoe,
cement truck l \ld a .reali &tic 'hard hat' with ad-
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wheel. Snap-on cab with 1rill. A sreat buy 1t ou.r
i.ncredibly low ule price!
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TODDLER'S SCUFFS
$134·.
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th~ acrylic pile alippen with elutie
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.L A. Soft llrv1h14 gown ••• feels so sptig1l1 i 'l Jn a long measure of brushed .. ~
1 acet1te/01loo. Much charm and !
warmth! S, M, L. Bur Nowf J
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acetate/ayloa in a smart solid. Match·
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of Ban-Lon' nylon Textnlized• knit. Choo•
.~ from the season'• most popular colon. S.XL. ..
10()% POLYESTER
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SALE
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MACHINE
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Ono look 4k'1Ji.o .... ond""'1! _,.,m.Wliot
11traordinary •alu•
they an 100% polyester
\double ~ait retaia1
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toms. , Year 'ro·aad ...;p.. Salido, 30-42.
BROOKHURST AT ADAMS HUNTl.NGTON BEACH
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Store Hours: Daily 9:30 to 9:30; Sun. 10 to 7 . . .
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TiuWat. or t t1 16. lm
New Am1.U ., •
~ Zero Population 1
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I . ' Goal 'Approaches' . .
'1 JllU. ttOCl10N tur1 ..a --· ""' • ·~---mllbl aJrtody .. PASADll!ilA -r..,o 1'oplila •. flounc tit --. . .
lion Gmrib, bi&bl1 llWd In ''Tllo toy lnUlry .b a I
tbe put U a detJrablt aoeJ aJrudy bqun to -fnlm a
for tbe United States, -bl • declining marUI," It 101!L
reached mucb IOOOlr tbu G• ... Actual I u r p I u I • • ot
pected z-perbapo Ii! I few, ~U;~..:, "re
i-.. llludlel lo!llca~· ...., --In .... ..,.uia: Not all leitaliltl llf'lf: tbat 1NU wbn p Ir I 1 It I at
.... populatton powtb I.I. a lbortp(ll _.. Ibo "'1<!
dOllrlbl• pl. Some 11... tbraugbout mucb ol Ibo po11, l'Owlli ..,. 111 ~ rat. · W!"ld War II era."
wbkb m!111!, Ii•• Ibo 11~ "I don' lhJni ZerV Popda-
IOO mlllloO c .::. •• ,,_lhl -lion Growlb will b... I ,..... ., . eawtropbJc olfacl oa tllO
die of tba Dell CtDlUl'y. OUler'I tmmaf," llid Dr. lamuiel
favor a llllldl reduced rate, p.-, llllltiat Pl.,_ ol
jlerl!a]ll onM«llb of 1 porcenl demograpby at !hi 11niftn11Y
per year compared to tbe of Califoiola it Bal b1oJ.
praeot I percent. "I lbJnk ,.. boft 1eorned In
Contrary to wbat ls op-tbe 1111 quarlor cetury tlat'
pmnUy LI a popular oolion, with certaln ooatrol.I ,.. cu
Ibo experla aay ZPG won1 pcoduce •tever powtb ratt tJ&nal in end to the natloD's in the economy we want.
b I atoricllly growtl>oriented '!'bore II no need for a
..Onomy 11n wblcb . populalJon deprefled, economy u •·-11
and lefrltorial'expalllion weri ofl...U., populaliotl." · ·
driving lorct1. But cerllln The populatton -don,
-enl.I of tbe economy will ·-on when ZPG'. mlCbl 111· bl lffected, -&.tine I reacbed.
reordering of priorttlel. -aid bl tl!ouPI ·~
It probobly .,..., mean an "quit. unllkelJ we'll rucb
end to comumplion of Ir-ZPG In thl.I -..Y."
ioplaceable natural r..o.-But Bmrn aid recent polll
and study lncruaol In ~ of ....,.. witb new blblol bod
eaplta ooiilwnpllon of energy aho'!D that 11 only ~
1.1'1 lltely. ....sen In Ibo COW!ley -
But most populalloa uperla ::i ~ ~ ~':
ay ZPG, deo!>!le the pobl.,,,. ··"-eel . n may prelent, 1.1 Ibo onty ~· · · """" for Ibo Ulllted States II II _, bl ZPG lit Iba"
•••• ........ d ----.... "'"! 0\:0.,.,~ a n born In lhO ~ and ••"'-tcODOmlC disaster ll to be . _, ,{
1 avoided 1980s when birth rates were
• blgb muat llill '"'" up and . 1.ero PopulaUon Growth ls have families p·r o duct n I tbe point where tbe number of fUrther growth
bab.les bom· each year equall "But I think 'tt'a quite poui·
!hi number ol people wbo die ble tbat ,.. -be aurprlled
-tbe·country'1 populatton LI In a decado to find ounelv•
COl!Blant and Ibo .,. dl.ltribu· cont.mplalin& WIYI to ralaa·
11on of 111cl~~111eadr. fertlllty," ald Dr. pa u 1
An eerly -ol tl!ll l!cbulll •of tbe l\aild Corp. In
will be I lblft In tbe United 1!4nl& Monica a private "l!inl:
Stat.a fr'o m predomlnaUy tank" that' doa lclentll!e
youthful citl1.enl to more research.
elderly peraons, a tr.!!d H· Revelle uld that II net
ptded to be enhanced by new replaeemtnl -u many blrtbo
medical dlacovertes, aaid Dr. u deitbl -were acbleved
llaJTllon Brown of t b o "°" tbe country ...Wd el!d up
Clllfornla I n I t l fu to of with' about 21S million peoplo-
Toclmology, 1n upert on 11111-by IOIO or am. Populalloa It
clylng lronda In l!>e !Utur.. now about I05 milllon.
,,.It means your 1ocl1I
l<l'Vlca will ban to bl
rtorilated," bl aid In .. In-
terview. "1be .efforta we bl\'e
to put into achooling and 10
forth wUI be lessened and the
efforta we have to Put Into
taking care of the noedt of
older people will lncreue."
Critlca ot ZPG have a·
preued ·1ean · the nation's
growth-«tented economY will ·l!Uflor,
"ZPG la an economic threat
only because we're used to 1
r.Jatlvety hlgb rat. of popula-
tion growth wbich hu favored
c:erlaln lnduatriel, aucl! u tbe
bowing lnduatrj," llld Dr.
, R91er Revelle of Harvard
UnlvOJ'lily.
· A report releued In Sep-. !ember lJY tbe Wublngton
· C..terlorMetropolllln
•studio uld the United Stat.a
llCtl tho "dlltlncl poalblllly"
of ZPG by the end of the cen-
LEGAL NOTICE
Newspaper
Blackout
Proposed
SANTA BARBARA (AP) -
An attorney for tbe """'IY
llherlll'1 office hu uUI for I
news blackout In tba cue ol
dtamtsw1 Sheriff'• ca~
Joo Honey.
Honey "" fired foe llllllod .
ml.lcondud during !hi lt'ltl
1'11 Vlstl riota and II 1p-
pelllng to Ibo COW11y a.u·
-CotnmJ-.i. .. At a a.u Service Board
meeting, attorney D. D D l 1
Merenbacb 1sbcl Ti!Olday for
the ......... to protect Jloney
and the county from "furt!Mr
advene .publicity."
Honey'• ·~y. Jani•
NOTICI TO CllOITOll Ltndsey, Oppoted the ban. ',fft
111,111:10:9·c:U'fr 0111 nt• said advene publicity about
ITATI Ofl CALlllffNIA 1110.. h1a client alrudy bad been
THI COUNTY 0111 OltAMOI -1.:..1.ted •'-~de ·-• tha'-ltfttt .. !ULll!l(A T. OYYMH, •Ito "'~ DIPOU1J1 auu '
--"D1L11u 111. tu•LIY ouYNH, Honey'• tfforta to ~v• ·hll tN1 .. lULllilCA Ill, TUltLl!Y, DICNMCI. lnnoc•-·•··-'d VO "· Motlee If tltrtb¥ llvtn to Cf9dltor' OW&....., llUUW ._. .. " • ..,..,. _., --...r ""-' · •M . ume drculatlon. .,.._ flntne clll'"' -JNt tM Ml4 ""-• ..... _. ~...a..1ed 1 •--.· ...... ,..... te fllt ""'"' lUlll lll,NllV ~ lJlWll'
-:Jt."'ot :-.... ~"., ~ :..i,: Ina:. Cl!\ !JoneY'• appeal fOr rm; ~. • ,. ..,....., !Mm w1ni tti. 15, and appolhted • bearinC of·'.
:a;:rv ~ t9.c.:"' 11~ fleer who took Mehnblcb'r
111.0, .. .. "'' Vlt T•I""-,,._ • nqueal under mmidtntloll. , Yw.ltt lrtttn, Callfllnlll tof74 wftlcti H hu ~1.1 ..... _ ..... _ .
II .... JI_ fl WllMet If t1!1 "dlltllilMI 0De)' 99IU -WW I :
1" '" rntttff'I -111111119 te "" 111t111 full public bearlnc on the :,..::. ~ =·-=·· = ,,:-chart•. and .... be ..., Cllll; ~ ~ u. 1m up to $0 w•-• 111Me+w,:
• .:!.,':..:,~M, , hfi INWllJDl.'91! Maadl)' tblt ...
~:.'=:-ma1 not have enaucb IDQMj::
2flt 't'i. T.... . to carry out bil lppei], •
h ... v.-....... Cllfflnlll ..,.. He aid u1 am at tbe ... °' ~~•rn•kll• . ·my ftundal rope," md .ill
~ Ol"aiw e..t DtllY Piiot, hll eo1t1 probllllJ would U• ~ .... ~ s. '· 16. _ ..... 11011118 1m •. -, t1•n ~ .....
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Want Ads
• UN I>!: R FURNm.JR!: FOR SAIZ, 8DCnt wry olcl
bedroarn turnltuft, and
oddl 'rt encl&. Y«t MWr
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few 41111@. It's a bit *"" -..---· -.J..-oodtooQ.
er mUt tt mDft .........
talllo.lt'obnicdol ... a --· e ATrEN'l'l'ONI II ,.a IN
Jnlcwttd ... l'IJ'I lllllmllll. IUChu,....__.._ __ .... _
.. ... tbll ..... "" -w.-. --,,.. ware _, haw, And. _, "-"'1)1 ... , Pim
>""Ir mttn: now!
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Like Old Steed
By TOM BARLEY Of .. .,.,., ..... ....,
G~d-white and I U!Ullly come willlfn bMking
dld•nce en First street in Santa Ana about 7:30 on a
wort day morning. We each give the other a cheery Wive
and a happy blast cm tbe born.
Black-and-white repaiB my lawn ll10ftJ' and garden
Joola. We ezchange an especJally warm cJup -.:1. tbe band
and • aean:hJng look lnlo eadl other'• ., .. that llad my
wife thhWng we l>od•alotonoii goin(
for us ttiln an idl( irW cutter wfUf
she saw 1heobioct of our niufuaJ .u;
miratlon.
Red-and-white parka across the
street from the ·courthouse parking
lot. I get a wave from her too and I
can tell you that I'm in a position -a
carefully calculated position -to tell
you that .ii. haJ .... of tbe best pairs
of legs -
CFAitor'a note: You were about to tell \L! aomething.
Why not make it now?)
We're Metropolitani. We are owners of the now rare
automobile ol that name and the me thing we have in
common is tbe coovlctioo that we hold registralion slipt Jo
tbe spmkiest Utile car that ever hit tbe American Markel
MY Ll'ITLE BUG 1' a 1962 model and It appean that
production of the auto ended in that year after 11 years
of manufacture. Why they toot it ofi ~ market ls beyond
me and anyone I've ever met who owned a Metropolitan ;
we are all firmly agreed that American roads have not
._ seen her equal.
Mine is in the process of being restored to the glow.
ing. gleaming thing of beauty that Green-and-white haJ
acb.ieved in her 1962 model and she has already attracted
enviou.s eyes.
I'd be lucky Jn get $200 for ber at Blue Book price.
But just the other day I parked her, ael out on the pedeo.
trian crossing to the old courthouse and was oHered $500
in cash for her before I reached the other side.
., · We were up to $600 and he was still haggling when
I slammed the press door on bim. $600 indeed ! He must
have thqught I'd just got o(f· the boat or something.
TREY HAVEN'T MADE tbe import that can equal my
Metropolitan for pace, maneuverability and aheer, honeJt
to goodness reliability. She is the sweetest car I've ever
driven and I wouldn't have exchanged her for the glamor·
ous Aston Martin I wu once loaned or the sleet. silver-
grey Ferrari that I ooce drove from London to Edinburgh.
That isn't just my opinion. All Metro ownen will tell
you the same thing. We may be a dying breed but. by
heavens, we're going to hang on to our treasured autos
until parts finally run out -and it's very difficult today:
to get aome of the parts for the spirited liWe British motor.
She's got guts in more than that-departmenl Just
the other day I got on to the Santa Ana Freeway in Los
Ange!J and foond myaelf dumped under the duhboanl
wondering what on earth had hit me that wasn't an ounce
less than 10 tons.
I'D BEEN REAR ENDED by a brand new Buick and
I got out of my diminutive little Metro expecting to see
the back bashed in to the point of no repair. To my ,,.
tonisbment, I had nothing more than two scratches on
the bumper and a small dent on the trim.
1be Buick owner and an amazed patrolman were aur •
veying a radiator that looked like a large piece of Swiss
cheese, amasbed and buckled headUgbta and mangled
Iron! bumper.
A very nice job of construction, to say the least, and
I'm told that the engines were shipped over here and in.
stalled in American-made bodies by the Nub people. But
let me leave you with Metropolitan owner Alec Guinness'
comment on that unique relationship.
.. British brain! and American brawn, eh? Very good.
I[ it was good enough to win World War Il it was obviourr.
Jy good enough to create the best little car in the
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Stans Blasts Press
For Conflict Charge
WASHINGTON (AP)
Secretary of Comm erce
Maurict H. Stans ha9 accused
the Associated Press of a
"distorted and dishonest piece
of journalism" for a story
disclosing that his private
foundation holds an interest in
a Thailand paper company
that benefits from U . S •
government auistance.
In a statement, S t a n s
repeated earlier denials that
be gained personally from
control of the private Stans
in a manner which fully
disaproved tht inferenctJ."
The Stam Foundation of
Chicago acquired its interest
in Siam Kraft, which produces
paper bags, after be took of-
fice in 1969.
Last year, after the com-
pany incurred an operating
loss of $4.1 mUlioo, Siam Kraft
&OtJgbt and obtained extension
of an Export-Import Bank
loan.
• Foundation or that he could
, profit from Its $24,302 interest ~ In the Siam Kraft Paper Co.
'11lere is no evidence -and
the AP reported none -that
Stans was aware o( or in-.
volved in negoUatlons to help
the company.
The Stans Foundation's 1969
and 1970 lt.x returns list
Stans as president and say he
devote! part of his time to Its
operation. In his statement,
Stans said the foundation is a
nonprofit organization with all
income going to charity.
. Those denials were reported
'~ In the original AP story, which
• was distributed Monday, along
; with a statement by Stans that ? "there is nothing whatsoever
• in this situation that could 1 conceivably Involve conflict of Interest. ti
,. In hiJ statement, Stam
dttcribed u distorted an AP
I at«)' which di.!Jclosed in
• February that lhe secretary
hid a $311,000 intertst In a
major Penn Central subsidiary
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have never received any com-
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many yean 1 have had no
transactions with the foun-
dation other than contrlbullons
I havt made lo it."
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facts of the AP story. But,
SlDJlming up his statement, be
&aid :
"In the face of this In-
formation, the wrltinc or the
story, with ill tnslnuatlons,
just because I am a pubUc
figure, is a type of journalism
discreditable to the author. I
have every right to resent It."
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Tlw..W, Dtctmbtf 16, 1971 DAILY PR.OT 1 .'
Huge Won Faced --·
Pain Marks Birth
Of. Bangla ·nesh
By WILLIAM L. RYAN ~ Jtself on hdemocr1ey,
"" •-"'·c~u• ,., .. , ' llOClalllm ind the' e1Uibl.l'11·
The Peopl•'• Rei)ubllc of ment of an 'e g a I It a r 1 • n
Bang la Desh ... The name aoclety" that will b a. n
his a brave-new-world revolu-dlscrlmlnalion on the bull of
tlonary ring. But thtire•s· a race, religion, sex or ere«(.
long road ahead before it She says Bangle, under its
becomes a goJng concern. green, red Ind yellow n11.
India is cloae to victory In will punue a rorelgn policy of
Eist Pakiltan aod It probably "nonalignment, peace f u 1
is Inevitable that Bangla Desh-OGtJixlence and oppasltlon to
meaning the Bengal nation-colonialism, racialism and lm·
will emetge, Born in qony . perlallsro." The!e wor<U have
NfWI ~NM n1s
and heir to the most crushing
poverty, It Will have tomethlng
like 7! ntl!Uon people. That
'will rank it'elghth In the world
alter China, India, t,h e
U.S.S.R., the Unit><! Stat.-,
Indonesia , Japan and Brazil.
But the 78 million are cram-
med into an area only about
as big as Arkansas.
lt will need much help
beca14'1 at birth It will be one
of the poorest ·nations on
earth, lt will seek help
naturally from India, the
midwife nation that is drag-
llllf It, squalling with pain, in-
to the world of national en-
tities. Russia is the godmother
atand.lng up· for the lnfint's
right to independent ulstence,
and perhaps that 1ponsor will
be asked for help on a massive
scale. . • ·
become litany among leaders
professing a 59clall:!t outloo
East ·'and Weat Pak.lstin
have had little In ' common.
The W~t sPote mostly Ur4',
the East Bengali. The only
real Un~ wu· Uie Islamic faith.
When Britain ·ended 200 years
of rule oyer the subcOntlnent
the predominantly Islamic
people of ·\he area chose to
join Pakistan out of fear ~of
India's Hindus.
Poor Land
Set Aside,
U.S. Sa ys
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Kern County farmer1 have
claimed cattle pens and desert
land a1 productive acrea1e
set,aside in 'xcbange . fpr
federal s u b s I d y paymentf.
federal investigators h a v e
reported.
The Department ~f
Agriculture-Is investigating
alleged violation! by .486 Ke~ fanners involving set-as! e
land which were turned up
a spot check by federal of-
ficials.
If Bangla intends to get into
the United Nations, It may
ha '(e J long, w~lt. Red China,
now wielding a Seeur.lty Coun-
cil veto power in the world
body, says the provi!lional
government which sat out the
war In exile. .is a puppet
regime. The U.N. charter
makes a . Security Council
recommendation necessary for
1dmlsslon of new members. The subsidy program re-
Unllke the case· ol China itself, quires farmers to take fertfle
this would not be a question of land out of productlon tn
which regime, but of a new return for federal paymenl.J.
nation. "On the spot check, it was
Bangla Desb will have in. . discovered that designated Id;
lemal enemies likely to draw aside land which were tu~
aid and comfort from Red up In a spot check by feder
China. The new nation wlU officials.
find Itself ln lhe vortu;-of . Most of the discrepancies in-
global political struggle. , volve c:.vtton farmers.
l~ major .problem ts .going ·Under the cotton prograJQ,
to be to feed .its .hordes of . farmers must set.aside 20 per-
hungry mouths. Neither India cent of their cotton acreage lo
nor Russia is heavily endowed qualify tor the su bsidy. \
with agricultural surpluses to . The offlclal allo said other
a.Ive away, . farmers had uset-aslde'' cattle
In the polltlcal re!Jgion of pens, desert land and acreage
Marxiam, ."people's republic upo" which a crop had been
"1uggests that Ba n g I a 's har:vested. \
leader.,s will strive to build a However, Meryl Anderso11,
form of socialism. AJ East chairman of \he Kern County
Pakistan the area was under a Agricultural Stablllr.atlon a~
theocratic rule baaing ltseU on Conservation Service Corrt-
lllam. mittee, said m01t of the
Now accordini to Indira discrepanclef Involve minor
Gandhi of India, Bangla will mistakes and cll!rlcal errors.;
A farm partly owned bY
GOPs Elect
New Chainllan
Ed Ivey, has ·been elected
chairman of the Huntington
Beach-Fountain Valley Unit of
the United Republicans of California. · · · · ',
Yvonne Barber Is the new
vice chairman and Dorlt M.
Loeffler 1ecr~tary·treasurer.
Mef:Ungs ai'e iheld at a p.m.
the fourth Monday of each
month at the Brookhurst
Street and Adams Avenue
branch of the Security Pacific
·Danie .
ORDER
YOURS . '
TODAY! ·'
Kenneth Frick, head of the
federal ASCS service, which 11
now managed by his brothel-,
Howard, ii one of those .whlcli
came under scrutiny .
Howard Frick a p p e a r e~
before lhe county committee
and argued that his set-aside
land was valuable cotton
acreage .
The spot check team claif!l•
ed some of the 100 acres Frick
set aside lnchlded low pro-
ductive land. Including two
acres of• trees used as a wind
break .
Kenneth Jt'rick placed hi1 ln-
ter~t in the farm in a trust
when he took over as ASCS
head.
1000
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Stick·on
LABELS
Ptnonalfud • Stylish • Efficient
Ordtr l'or YeurMlf or a Friend·
Ma y be u1td on envelop•••• return 1ddr e1s
le.belr. Also' vtry hencly •• idenfific1fion
label• for marking peraon1 I item• such 1s
liooks, recotcl11 photo11 •tc. libels stlck on
glass t nd mt y bt used for merking hom•
cenn•d foCd items. All l1b1l1 ere printed
with stylish Vogue type on fin e quelity whit ..
tummed paper.
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No-fault Policy
No Aid to Driver
BOSOON (UPI) -For In 1171.
ye1r1, motorists I n ' The: ex>mbined uvings for
Musacb11eett1 paid t h e insurance companles iJ thus
highest rates in the naUon for about 80 percent.
•utomoblle lnsutanct: 1be regi.Stry ot m o t o r
It was the same each vehlcles reports a.24.1 percent
y e ar-ir\sW'ance companies increase in the first eight
announced proposed ?ate fn. months of J9"Ti in reported ac-
creases, the state insurance cjdents CjUSing at least $200 in
department put up a public propert;,· damage. At ~same
abow of protest, and the two time, reported accidents in
sides ultimately settled on a which ~ were nonfatal ln-
"rtduced" premium markup. juries declined 31.9 percent.
But things finally reached "It means people are not
the breakina point a year ago reporting injuries to us
and ~chusetts, perhaps beca\,IR they are not claiming
fittingly, became the fiJ:st them for insllranc'e purposes state tb adopt a form of » as they U.9ed to," said a
fault auto insurance. registry official.
Since then, several states The decline sterm from the
have moved toward adoption fad that accident victims can-
of. 1»fault and Congress may not collect for "pain and suf·
pas! a national no-fault in-fering" in small accidents, the
surance law' nerl year. so-<;alled "nuisance claim!,"
.Although most parties ex· Under the old system. it had
cept trial lawyers generally become common practice for
are happy' with the new law, It . ~os to claim bodily Injury
has mt brought great savings no matter how ln'lall the ac-
to most motorists. cident.
In fact, many drivers are Adopting a cautious stance,
paying more for auto in-Insurance company officials
surance because reductions in argue that the statistics are
bodily injury premi~ under incomplete and misleading
the no-fault plan have been and that the volume and ex-
mort than offset by increased tent ol clait1'w may rise in suc-
cosls for property liability and ct<ding years.
collisloo coverage. ' They note that vlctµns have
Consumer s po k e s m e n two years from the da~ o( an
charge that insUrance com-accident to file a claim and
panies have reaped excess that many persons inltlally
profits from the new system, may have ~n leery of mak-
but any windfall gains by the ing small claims under tbe
companiea are mt likely to be new law.
r<turned lo lhe policyholders. But the compenieo, "11ich
Under the law, which took fought adoptKtn of no-fault for
effect Jan. 1, 1971, victims of most of the four years the
automobile injuries are reim-Jegis1ature <tebated the con-
bursed by their own insurance cept, now look favorably upon
rompaniandes fo
1
r an medical ei:ol· it. penses or 75 · percent Am jost nges, up to a muimum A Survey by the erican · Mutual Insurance Alliance /of of '2,ICIO. several of Its member com-
1 'lbe $2,000 b paid rtgardlese panies doing busines! l n
of fault, but expenses above MaSBachusetts concluded that
#,0» must be sought under "the Massachusetts limited
the old system often in court f uJ · I ff · in which a determination of no-a t experiment s o enng
negligence must be made. welcome relief in the rating area and radiant hope for ex·
A person may sue f~r panding markets ...
general dam.ages, or "pain
and suffering," only if his . In short, gea'ter prorits.
medical expenses exceed $500 B o Vt i ·~ g t o p o p u 1 a r
or in the case of certain pressures, Gov. Francis W.
severe injuries or death. Sargent this week ordered in-
p r e 1 i m t n a r y figures surance companies to provide ~~shOw~~tb! i!~1~r;~~.t.~ num~ cl paid bodily Injury of . their boilily Injury fn.
clalml dropped ·abo<lt so p<r· aura:nc. Jftllli= In 1171. .
~ tD: ~ firlt ni!lt ~1or HoWever"while ·emphasiZing
.1 1 comPared to tbt satne 1 th11t the~t1r11 rates were 27.6 ! \.pert~ of 1970 under the old in-. pm;ent IJ,igber than · they
l -surapce system. 's!\oukl · have been, t h e
r In addition, the average cost governor said he doubted the ; per claim decreased 60.& per-rebates Would survive a court cent from $419 In 1970 to 1165 tut by the iompanies.
: TV 'Newsroom' Layoffs
·Spark Personnel Furor
c S4N FRANCISCO (AP) sexism, unionism and political
Public broadcasting television views were the criteria for the
station KQED is cutting its layoffs.
.. Newsroom" show to a half Three reporters and six
hour and laying off 19 other "Newsroom" stafiers
employes because of financial were among the: 19 layoffs,
problems, management bas W~x said.
said. Mrs. Baker said the union·
The station. financed by lzation grew from dissatisfac·
subscribers, the f e d e r a I tion with the "Newsroom"
government and foUDdaUon program content and the wide
grants, said it also faces range in salarJes among the:
personnel problems over the reporters.
layoffs of three reporters. "Every one of the reporters
Under threat of a strike. the signed with the union, so how
station management said Jt could this be the iss!Je," Wax
agreed Tuesday to recogniu a said. "Union activlcy had ~rters union and · ne:goUate ab:talutely nothing to do with
over criltria for selecting Jt whldl three of 10 newsmen "The cliargea of sexism are
will \e dropped. untrue. We have had Diore
LaiyoU ~ for rt!V\rten women M!porten: than an)' . ,,.. other TV news program in the
Marilyn'Baker, Harvy Hukari Bay Area," Wax said. "As fof
and Melba Beals w e re the charges of politics, l don't
suspended, ,Pending outcome know what she means. We
of the lalki, .News Director have all political views on the
Mel Wu said. program."
Staton Manager Richard "Newsroom" emerged dut·
)itoore said the financial bind inc the 1967-6& San Francisco
results from a fall-off in newspaper strike and Moore:
listener memberships, and said half its yearly $1 million
from congressional inaction on budget was financed by a Ford
1972-7! financing for t h e Foundation grant which ex-
Public.Broadcasting System. pires in two years.
"The issue lJ st r I ct l J Wax said the new show will
money," Wu said. have more of a ''news
He uld lie decided which maguiqe" formal with such
rep6rten ~ leave on the: things as In-depth roundups,
bllia of which seven were movie reviews and more in-
needed· to produce the show terviews.
,.,bea Jt ia trimmed from an The station a.g(eed to
boar to 311 minutes in January. recognize lht N a t I o n a I
Smlority did ·not govern the ADodation of B r o • d c 11 t
d1£1k':e, Wu: aid. Employes and Technicians as
lie llb*d -as ''absurd" representa.Uve of IU employes,
dim ilO' bl' Mni.iBaiikeirithi1i1iiMi..,..iii&aiid.ii
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!Ufe.Cbrutmas .won, doing•lhlil&• ·
othetl. and. ~~ • thell' '11oines '
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Members ! of !lie .Almliiw di ·Hoag .
Memorial Hospital, Presbyter;i~ aDd
.Blue Birds, Camp.Fire Girl& and H.Qriarfi .
Club:m~mbers are fOUowing ·1wi dW:iJ!t
th~ hoUday.~lson.· ) , ~ • . : •
' ' . • '\111' Aui~·s l'(igbifiig8Ie . alapi.~.
directed by "Mrs •. Ste:rlll;g ,. woue., is
decoratiilg )he-entire hospital wilh trees
and Saritas. 'The Datlvily me =WUJ~be
placed Cf\".er the door in the main Jobby,
and the.focal attraction in the hospital
will be1tbe _large tne·dmated,lly Am· lings. •. ..... • ' .._ ..
Candy.,tripers will decorate · t h e
Pediatrics. Ward a,nd• t1ie·. /Jfiliant
Chapter will-ii>lendorlzo the second Iloo<.
Patients in'tbe Mental Health Uiil( will
make their .o~ decorations ~ ~
guidance · ,of 1Miss •Jolnne • tMH:r.ger,
therapist. ' t. ' • a ' I • O
Mrs. Thomas Boler is holidix chalrmin
and 'Mrs. Allred Boehner is co:dial.rman.
The Camp Fire ~ps are ~~ray
lavon,·coll~ ~and·~ a!ulled toys for Cbristmas ving, and.. to
,calt>I in !area hospi abd.conv~acent ..
The Newport-Costa a tforiion,-.Oub
homes.' ~·
again will·. travel to a · Una ·clinic 'to deliv~ ,i!fls ajid medlc · • and the fill•
hope to-Obtain a used vao lol. the cl!DlC to
use tn1delirwln«" aupplles td tam DI. in
outlylJ!glalte·W& are unable to.CCllD6 to tbe cHmC.. T• . .
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' Highlan~ers· like-
, making , musk: together.
In trio ere (left
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the Mn141s. Roger
Blanc hard, Harold
Rosoff and Charles
Findley.
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that baa enjoyed I irut r<VIVal In the
Unttal States, aod both croups are pl'l)o
llcieot IOOUlfl In 1lve concerts in achools,
hospitals and other public fathering'"
Boltl aembles, fl'• Highlanders, and
tM ro,ar O'Oock Players, meet on
Tue1QJ11o work up their ~rfO~. • The lllghi~ began their study of
U. r,corder tw'o years ago under the
~· of two Oute players, Laurie
:wwtoomb and Holly Henderson.
~ 1 ooly atudy group of t b e
Phimannonic commJttees, the members
decided upon the recorder when they
were looking for a new topic to cover.
"We'd been through opera and other
subjects." laid the chairman, Erin '
Findlay, uaod we decided to all study I
.musical instrument. Barbara Wyman
suaested the recorder bequse it's easy to learn."
they ;have since ezpanded their in-
st.rumenfiUon to include all the recorders
except the bass, and they hope some day
to haveienoogb mooey to purchase one of
the ~pensive instruments.
BRIEF HISTORY
Before each concert, Barbara Wyman
gives a brlet history of the
recorder, which is an end-blown flute, the ancestor of the modern metal nute.
· "The recorder was popular in the 16th
and 17th centuries," Mrs. ·Wyman
related. "Henry Vlll was an avkl player.
He had n recorders and composed music
for the recorder.
"There were many mott pitches then
than the Soprano, alto, tenor and bass of
today. 1t was called a 'Olest of
recorders.' Samuel , Pepys, the diarist,
bought one for his wife 'apd forced her to play.
"Shakespeare even mentions the U..
strument and has Hamlet talk about it," Mf!. Wyman noted.
Hamlet's words were, 11 'Ti! as easy as
lying ; govern these ,ventages with your
fingers · and thumb, gjve it breath with your mouth, and It wlli discourse most
eloquenL·muslc."
Mrs. Wyman also said lhe Trapp faml~
ly was noted for its recorder instrucUoa
and concms.
Marie Steiner, one ot the two original
piayen in the Four O'Oock .,...,.
oo the recorder renaisnnce aJ.moat
~7£~~~~i~Lj
ing for a recorder partner for JI ~ ..
Marie got lnterestM In tbe ~
when she an• her husband J!ved ~
UCLA and many of the ~~ I
their apartment build.Ing were ..
players. ;.:9]?
FOR HUSBAND ·:;:~
"I bought one for my hutbud lll<f~
ed up playing it," 1he laughed. ·:~•
The Four O'Clock group ~ assembling in Bee nom.a• N~
Beach home at 2:» p.m. each Tue~,:
aod by 4 all U)e musicians have arrlv9d.:
Alter a healthy hour and I half ~ '.
they're ready to pack up unW Iha ~.
Tuesday ·'··· . -:;::!:
Both groups have attended the s~4
School for Recorders tb.aL takes plOje:
the IdyUwild School of MUJ!c and ;ljic:
Arts.each October. ::~::~
'Ibere, they mel ~arl ,Dolmets;3.h • father Arnold started making •
in England 30 years ago ani:I Js .
with lnitiaUng the revival ol ~: We
strument. • :Z ~
Why do two groups of grown ...u;;ji
sit around and play simpfe wooftq-iJV
stnunents for hours at.a time? : ~~-
"It's a pleasure to make JDusic ~
other instrumentalists ," Marie ~
"You laugh and yQU have Cwt and.tmf-
paniooshlp. • -:··
"Dolmetsch himself says, 'you can
learn to play the recorder a Utile very.
fast,'" she added. ''Thit'1 why ,tt'a .a
satisfying. You, just blow into it 1,1.ke. a
whistle." •
· And, there's always the C~ertJe tO
become better and better. AfthOUgh U.
recorder is a simple instrument, It 'ts
capable 6f makJng very complex musk,
such as Baroque music wlth its trills Ud'
ornaments. , _,
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A word of caution. comes ft'OD\;~
Highlinders and Four O'Clock Playf11'..
tllou&h: if a woman buy& her buabalMl· ~
recorder, 1he'll most likely end ~5'
playing it herself, and then ihe'1 ~ ...
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Decking the halls of Hoag· M~m~~~
Hoi pital, Presbyterian are Mrs. Willilifi(i
Schworer !left) and Mrs. Alfred Boehn ').:·
A large tree will be the ' focal point ·~
the hospital lob~·, •
• Cold Heat Turned. on ~:Ho·st· When Guests Left Out ' '
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DUR ANN• LANDERS: No big deal
here, bUt my wlle and 1 would lite an
answer. I'm an arcltilectural engineer
qd rn.y wife and our two chDdren live in
a hou8e 1 ~ two years .ago~
E\lerytbq ii the way we want it. No
~""""' ;J#.Y pa"'1ls came to viii! a few ....U
.,. and lelt veey IDllO)'ed because they
bad to sleep on the pulk>ut bed in the
den. Before they said goodbye, they told
ua wi should have put the lclds In Iha den
and sl•en them their bedroom.
l say kids aho\lld not be uprooted !or
company. Am I rlghl? I am really not 100
percenl ,...,_which 11 why I'm 111tLQc. If
you ny I am wrong we'll move the kids
to the 4tn ne.1t yur. If you say I am
rlcbt W.111 WI my pamili they can sleep
oo Ult-poU..U\ bed api!l or plo a boteL
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why be collecta theJe things aild be says
be "likes hJstory."
Our son It a goocf student and has
. never gotten into any trouble. He has ' very rn: fJ!e!Mla. however, and thiJ ......
I Jiel me. When he WU younger he had
Plwe advlJe. -NO GUEST ROOM. . IS, started to coUect Nu! Items about -•f Pota but bO Wal cruel lo them and r aiidt"nb more pets~" ..:::: !'G~8:'.7 3.'.:;":!: :r c=:. a:f.!i1:1:;: N: ~'. Tllo>)""' lllO be found a '1'"1 liti.n
pest; OK, bot ool ,...--Ud -I He also bas' a Getman .... and a helmet and bqaiid me lo let him keeP ii. Tine
ftal'1 more, I admire t11em m layll("k from World War II ad other "IOU•oalra'' clq1'llar'be killed the kitlat lly draa·
• oe IM llae ID11Ud II !eiaalnla& 111e1t whicb be thinb are "nifty.'' 1i1J1 tt i, doatb ~bis bike.
aid ...,. ..,., •rt. " • -· What bolJlelos me ..,,. ·~ the p1cturea Do l'lld see ~ coonectlon ;,, the lads
Wdte • lftlu 11apotO(Jud1-onthe"t"11o!Adalf •• IJlll•lbained .,I've dutl~ In this rainbllDc ieller!
-....... Del! year. It takes I bl( Wheo pOople who """ to 1he -... ' ~ ~ -WORRIED tfOTllER
,..... to u7, ''I w., trroa4-'' , . ., our sm1s room. I trJ1: to llleP •bis·door D&AR alanlER: l cailWJ •· ... J
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DEAll-ANll..I.\NDERS: My "'1··•1t--in... ' • ..,. .. ........ ...... ,.-.-..
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ilon. Tbere are 11:veral dues wMcta ma
a Illy persoa can recopJse 11 potritlaJ
da111er •loal•· Get ,..., ud pd lock.
DEAR ANN LANDERS' The longer I
read your "°lumn the more convinc:ed. I
become that Puck 1pol!o true --he 1a..,_, ''What foolt these mortala Ml"
When we buy an u:~ive 1riec'e of equtpmeot there is usually a fuU Mt of ift.
st.ructions for "* and .. maln-,,..,......_.1onc with a fe• wrnin&'·
Often there ls a warranty.
Unfortunately, the laiman bodJ )las no
warranty, but with t'euooable Cll't it
should last qalte a wblle. Yet we aee peo-
ple au ....... us who 1'°1'on their boclle1
wllll -· pickle their brains will! 1-1, Ill lbemielVH inlo sroielque
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' shapes. wear tbemseJves to a frazzle wtih
too lltUe rest. Then they com~ •
because lhe machinery brtai:s down. • • 0:
Why are humans so stupid, Ann"
Landers? -ALHAMBRA ~ •
DEAR AL' Tiie= la~; tta,idfty, It's lad: Ill . A '
1111111 ....... 11"'1 '"" .. IMllp tllot ... " Jqal, bit9UcatJac, fatleebtl -.. ""'-'"*dbk .. :,:
U you have trouble geUq aionc wUli
,.., parenta ••• tt you cao \ pL them: •
lei you live !'OU? own !He, aend for -""
Landers' booklet, "Bugged lly Pmntlt •
How to Get More Freedom.'' Send ~·
qnla ID ·com wltb your requelt and
l<inc. 1tliin'p ped envtlope In can of. ~ QIULY . nm. ;r. •
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·Scorpio:· Sta .rt Now, Pay Later
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DECEMBER 17
By SYDNEY mwut
Libra CAl'I fool people. Tbt
geztle nature of this ·zodiacal
oJp h!dea tha fact that IJbra
perton.s can li,i.t when they
feel !he cause la rt1ht. Llbra Is
1~llc of justke.'Natlves of
thia ~lq are marrlage-orfented, can be. extremely popular with the public aod
can set standards in fashion
and !he arts.
Al\l~S (March 21-April 19):
New moon position em-
plwiw journeys, philosophy,
your ability to develop Ideas
into 50Jid concepts. Key now is
to teach beyond what setms to
be your llmit. Spiritual adviser
abould be in plciure.
TAUl\US (April 36-May JO):
Lunar J)Olltlon now accents
le1ac1ea, new outJoot on fine.
clJl picture and relations with
mite or partner. St re 11
tboroush approach, attention
to detail Don1 overlook fine
print.
GEMINI (May II.June JO):
SpoUight now is on marriage,
how you relate to pqbllc. Legal
aspects of any project nquire
special attention. Don't like
persoM or sltuaUons for
granted. Seek expert counaeL
Then.you save time, money.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Dependents could a u r pr i s e
you. Appears to be of pleasant
variety -means you receive
token of appreciation. Jf there
Pamphlet Available
The newest edition of the Daily Pilot
flandbook for Press Chairmen is off the
presses and available for pick-up by club
publicity chairmen.
la enterlainlng to do, do It al
home. Include fa m 11 y
members.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 12):
lmaginatlve response is a
necessity. Break out of any rut.
Chanie routine. Be wilh young
persons. Pursue c r e a t l v e
endeavors. Release emotions; f.!nd outlet for pent.up emo-
tiona. Vou will be happier,
VIRGO (Aug. ~pt. 22):
New moon now spotliahta
dealings wilh t~ who con.
trol laod, property. Know what
you want -lime your moves,
requesl.s. Financial structure
is strengthened. O t b er s
display faith in your Ultimate
ability. · ·
, IJBRA (Sept. 23-0c!. 22):
New form .of communication
btdicated w I th "speclal0
neighbor, relative.• Means a .
relationship Is put 19 test, 1f it
is worthwhile, necessary ad·
juatment will occur.
Otherwise, go with tide.
SCORPfO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
E1.tra effort now results ln
solid gain. Know it a n d act
accordingly. Begin project.
Financial backing is due . Ob-
tain hint from Virgo message.
Collect what you need -and
19): Wbat may·have been hid·
den now Is definitely revealed,
Previously darkened areas
receive benefit of greater
light. Iv1ystery is solved as
puzzl~ pieces fall together.
You know where )'OU stand.
AQUARIUS (Jan; 21).Feb.
18): New, coostruetlve alliance
can be formed. Break ties
which restrict. Added income
lndicated through occupation,
professional endeavors. Gain
shown and you should be op-
timistic. Element of Uming is
with you.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
What you want is available.
Know this -proceed ac·
cordingly. Be ready f o r
change o[ scenery. Welcome
variety of experiences. Career
matters accented.; ambitions
can be fulfilled. Open com·
municatlon lines.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BmTHDAY you are a natural
executive. You can give orders
without arousing resentment.
Financial position improves in
later years. Social adlvity
now is accelerated. Be selec·
tlve. Have fun without wastini
time.
i:: .. ·. A complete "how.to" booklet on submit~
Jng news releases, .the booklet also gives rules
for photo coverage and olher important pr~
cedures in handling women's department news.
make known your need. To t1no out fl'IOrt .iiaut voul'Mlf '"" . ' •• ,. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22· asr~. ordar S~dn1v Omarr'1 JO.
De HM booltltr. Th• Trvth A.bolfl AS· . c. 21): New moon in your trolov~. Sf!'ld blrltlda11 •~o 15 <""ts sign stresses fresh viewpoint, to Omarr 6ooklft. ,,.,. DAILY Pt~or, 't ·· ·o h ~: .. :. :. n t e Lookout for Christmas Craft ~ ... Free copies are available in Daily Pilot
offices in Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach and
Huntington Beach.
h gh llox l'tll. Gral'd Ctnlral SIHlon, NII"#
IUcce!S t rou c re at Ive Yort, N.Y. 1eo11.
~!"."'1~ The Jifmes. Nancy Sayre Foerster, William D. Dur-i;';,:··:;¥an and Jack Early scan the seas for early entries
.... -; :.n; .m tbe annual boat parade. Baysbores Committee
precede · para.de viewing Sunday, Dec. 19, with a
cocktail party in the Foerster home in the Balboa
Bay Club.
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intuition, judgment. Expand.
Refuse to be discourated by
one who Is excessively timid.
I•" .• of the Orange County Philharmonic Society will
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No ' Match for His Fire-building
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By ERMA DOMBECK
There are elements of
human nature I will never
understand.
A careless camper will flip a
match during a rainstorm and
seconds later the entire forest
will be in flames.
AT
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END
burnt a dra.wer full of brown
paper grocery bags I save for
garbage.
At 8:05, with the living room
snowSng with fl ying fragments
of soot, be began ·emptying
shoe boxes and wedging them
under the log.
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pictures and OU!' marriage
license.
It
•· { We will give a party and my
husband will "lay a fire" using
JO pounds of p01per, a mound
of brittle kindling and a
seasoned log with a guarantee
stapled on the side. Within
minutes, an entire party will
be driven into the streets by
smoke.
feed it logs all night." At 9 he was reduced to
At 6:30 p.m., he burnt the lighting unpaid· bills with a
evening paper which J had not match and throwing them In
read. on the smoldering log. I col·
At 6:35, he emptied the trash Jared him, "Look, Smokey the
At 1 a.m. he grabbed me by
the shoulder, "It's going," he
sa id. "It's really blazing.
Remember tho6e cereal boxes
with only a little cereal left! l
threw it away and the boxes
did it!"
"Wonnnnnnnderiul," I said,
pulling the covers around my
neck, "Now will you put it out
and come to bed. We've got a
big day ahead of us tomorrow.
I am having you committed." i t~
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cans into the !ireplace and Bear, will }'OU forget about the
.created another small flame. lousy fire and pay some at-
At 7:05, he emerged from tention to your guests?"
[:: lle's the only man I know
who had a fireplace with a gas
lighter go out on him.
the garage with a wagon full "I almost got it," he said
qf papers I had been saving feveristdy, "Just a few more
tor the last three months for pieces ol paper:" He ran to the
Andy's Fun
Ask any kid. "Ask Andy" ls
fun. See it Saturdays in the
DAILY PILOT. the Boy Scout paper drive. cedar chest and emerged with
The guests began to arrivP. the baby books, our wedding 0 Why don't you forget the
fire tonight?" I said; collaring
him before a party.
Al 7:45, he burnt all the'[F~~~~::;,~~~~:!::;=:;=:;=:;=:;:;::=:;=:;:;:::=;:~
calendars in tbe house, plus
~ ! ':'ospita/ Trays Bring Favors
11MM1bers of newly formed Las Ayudan tes Auxiliary to Pacifica Hospital, Hunt·
in ton Beach ~e!t to right), the Mmes. Lloyd Cowling and Rodney Uglum add
bo,iday favors to hospital trays. Christmas decorations. delivering flowers and
mail to patients, reading and writing letters for patients and a gift cart are
.,,. among projects planned by the group.
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Newport Ii a r b o r auxiliary More are the Messrs. and Thomas Campbell Webster,
,. president, has announced 106 Mmes. 1'-toreland Leithhold, Robert Nauer "Weed, Charles ~trons for 'this ye a r 's Maurice Coyle McCray, Jolin S. Wheele~, Horace S. Wilson
ildren's Home Society A. Murdy Ill_. Ray Murphy, Jr. and George Perkins Yule.
butante Ball. Paul Nissen, Paul Arthur Committee c h a i r m e n
.. The Dec. 28 presentation in Palmer. George T. J>Oeger, nssisting with presentation t lboa Bay Club will raise John F. Porter, 0. \V · preparations arc the h,mes.
"Nonsense," he sakl, -·rve
got the secret. I just have to
use more paper and get it
started early. That's the
secret. Start lt early and get a
bed of hot coals. Then, just
five napkins which he was
· a?>le to snatch away from
guests.
At 7:50, he frantically tore
the plastic bags off the dry
· c1eaning In the haJl"closet ,and \ ~~ .... ~ .......... " ... -~.
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Pantsuits
IN HALF-SIZES ••• 14!1·26!1
Pant1ult1l -
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· fashion look •••
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. Outs •' l
Half Sin Shop
1r• mostly
wa1hable.
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funds f~care and adoption of Rlchard, Haster R. Ring, Paul Richard A. Sewell, Robert !';~needy ch~en. fltrs . Rc?bert Milton Rogers and 11enry T. Unger, Delbert Van Ornum,
· · loclu<led i Ole ,patr:on, list Completing the list are the Jorgensen, James h1urley, Ira j • Lodlon is I chairman: fiegerstrom. 1-"red Swenson, A If red All R1markably
: ~are Drs. ·and J-1.mes. D3nlcl i1essrs. and ' 1.1mCS'. Richard \V. Sm ith, John B. Parker, f flattering.
: ~a.skill A1drlcti1 .1r.: Robert Sfeele,• Denis Sullivan, John J. \\.'illiam H. Hudson. \V. Phelps "f:
; f ;_Fioyd Beauchamp, John Ken-'._S_w~ig~ar:t,::;ll:lc:ha:rd::;C:.;· V:°';:·:;"°::";:· :;::"::':::'i=cl=ce=I a=n=d=D::'::'::id::La:;:ng~.:::;-It~ ! neth Hamel and Harry· E.1 ~-----~ .. --~ From $2600 ; .-Stickler; Judges and Mmes. ~ qi-'
; l;:Elisha Avery Cra" a n d ,CHRIST~" .. S SHOP ff "':•!Robert Gardner, and Col. and lY'l.lat.
: X)frs. Alan Jocelyn Mickle. ody 01' Night ~.
;. ::· Btwley Allen and \\'a\te r ..._ ~ t"'' : l:'Bum>ughs will be patrons •nd 111o(ftloy tllru <ui:day • : :::the Mmes. Joseph Allan Beek. ! :::Attlau' Coot:is. Russell Lewis 0-40'lrlfiSW..••.._dsffwit-" \
; !:1beli and George Yardley Jr.. '""S.. ~-• ; :•'poUoneol<S. FA9-ilON ,J' ISLAl'l) · Other GI~ Suggestlosu
! :s Otbt'n are lbe ~{eurs. and .... , .... ....,.._ 1 . rANTS • DRESSES • ltOIES • Mmll. UO)-d Lees Aubert rao.ie~"~ e SLIPS • CA.PRIS e ILOUSIS ! $.Louil )b'fb Boyle Jr.: kti.Me.i..,-.~..w-"9w • GOWNS • PANTY HOSI
-: c::besier £. Brab)'n, Lawrence ~ ""' LATAWAT e •1n IOXES e GIFT CllTlllCATa
I Effa ' Edward Brown, Jostpl\ Logan
! • CUVtt,Lero)'Langhen ry
c.rver, Earl George Corkett,
.. Frtd V. N. Ellis, Byron
... FarwtU and Lyman Howes
~ Farwell. .. Alto named wtte t h e
Meura. and Mmes. David
i. 1 Ladtcn Fraser, Norman Alei:-
-Gomble, Robttl Arnold : 'Garrilon, Watter Gayner, W.
• ~ Grubb. Rob<rt Gug-
.: A. Alexand e r
Jo Rotla R. Hays Jr.,
~ Nor'sHALF·SIZE SHOP
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HUNTINGTO.N IUCH
Iffert to .. ,.., lret. '9rflftwll
Al•! nt OltA.N0:1,Ala MAlL PULLllllfbN
fashions
for. . .
Ston•woocl C•nter, Down•y
Fashion Island, Newport Beach
give her a luxury
by Vanity Fair
' Sumptuously-soft Shelvelvo~
Dacron.® polyester that looks
and feel s as luxurious as
velvet, yet is totally washable.
From a collection of
·luxurious loungewea r in
dramatic color combinations.
Sizes 8 to 18. Toe-touching
·beauty shown $25
Shortlongth $20
Christmu Store Hours:
Open . D•ily I 0 •.m. to 9:3 0 p.m.
Opon Sunday, Dec. 19th, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
F•Sliien lsl•ncl 'phone 644-0170
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ART FORMED -U!gally blind, Lucille Spiro-Smith
sculpts the world of the child because "I'm a chil·
d:e.n freak." .She inspects her .. Sticky Slide" ex-
hibited a Jewish Guild for Blind in New York.
Youth Seu I pts
Her Visions
NEW YORK (UPI) -
Lucille Spiro-Smith sculpts the
world of the child because
·~·m a children freak."
Concentration on the young
sets her apart from most
other artists. But what makes
her even more unusual is the
fact that Mrs. Spiro-Smith is
legally blind. With contact
lenses in the one eye that
functions, she has about 10
percent vision.
"I like the honesty of a
child, the freedom , doffig its
own thing as it were," said the
dainty b r u n e t t e sculptress
whose works capture the
world of children from the
games they play, to parent-
child rel~tion.ships, "lullaby,"
to a solitary youngster hud-
dled in a corner, to the adoles-
cent girl wallflower, to the
sculpted heads of a boy and
girl named "puppy love."
tage since restored in the left
eye is thanks to several opera·
tions including those for
cataracts that developed.
It was Dr. Joseph Laval of
Mt. Sinai Hospital, New York,
who finally through intricate
surgery was eble to restore
some vision.
rt was at Mt. Sinai too that
she met a patient who became
her husband, Jo.5eph Smith, a
business n o w deceased.
The couple had one son, John,
now 19, and an accomplished
artist also.
The sculptress lives in a
midtown New York apartment
with her mother, the Widow of
Amster Spiro, once the city
editor of the New York
Journal-American.
The two women recalled
that for generaUons there had
been artistic and musical
talent In their families "but no
one pushed it." Mrs. Spiro.
Smith said, "I suppose I push-
ed because of the handicap I
had to overcome."
Her first "break" with a
gallery showing came when a
neighbor saw her delicate
artistry and sent her-to see
Charles Mann, who runs a fine
arts gallery. In New York and
national competition, she now
has six firsts.
. Thunday, Dtctmber 16, 1971 DAILV PILOT SJ
Vows;~ ~ings Exc~hanged l.n J-:toliday Seas~fl
WATERS.PARKMAN
Gail Darlene Parkman and
Barry L. Waters exchanged
vows before ihe Rev. Dr. Ray
C. Gery iJ) Christ Church by
the Sea, Newport Beach.
COilege. Her hwiband, also a
CMHS groduale. Is aervlng In
'the Air Force. They will reside
in MOW1tain Home, Idaho.
MAy.'DSLEY.
BALKOVICH
Kathy Lord and Terri ~llr,
aod Gower (lrl -N~
Schramm. Kanoy ~
was the ring bearer.
The newlywedt, wbG : will
reside fil Costa Meu, are
grodutes o r wutmlmw
llialt ScllOOI and a II 4"n 4
Theii' pam\la ore Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Parkman and
Mr. 81'<1 Mrs. George Waters,
aJI of Huntington Beach.
Honor attendants were Miss
Carol Dawson and Mike Frye.
Others were the Misses Llnda
Bass, Kenna Phillips, Linda
Pearson and Jo Ann and Trish
Waters. Flower girl was
Becky Waters.
SI. Polywp c al h 0 II C'' p;;Or;;;iiang~e;ieo..;i;iii;t ;i;Colliiiiii .... iiiii;;;;i-.
ChurclJ Iii Slanlon was the se~I
ting !or the wedding o! Dana
Patricia Balkovlcb and llrlao
Ushers were Roger Parkmt.n,
Ray Naylor, Steve Purdue and
Gary McArthur.
MRS. WATERS
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... ML!s Barbara Mawdaley and
Robert Fitzroy were maid cf
honor and best man for the
bridal couple whose parents
are Mr, and Mrs. Daniel
Balkovlcb ~of Garden Grove
and Mrs. Do~n Mawdsley of
Corona del Mar,
Other attendants were Mrs.
The bride is a graduate of
Mark Keppel High School,
Alhambra and attended
Orange Coast College.
~ Her husband, a teacher and
football coach at Sa n
Clemente· High School, Is a
gradUB~ ol HWllinglon Beach
High School, attended OCC
and California state College at
Long Beach, arid ls a•graduate
of the University of Southerit
California.
' Corona del Mar High Schoo1 ·yor~ attended the University
and attended Orange Coas·t--ol .. .MizOQa and presently is
College. Her husband ls a ; serving in the Matine Corps at
graduate of Troy High School, El !'l'oro. They' will reside in
FulJerton, attended California the -O>sta Mesa.
~de ln Kansas City, Mo. Mike Uamm and the Misses
The Sharon Malatesta, Pam Max·
Slate College at F\lilertmt arid
now serves in the Navy aboald
the USS. Dixon. TIDBALL-SIEBELS
new Mn. Miller belongs well and Cheryl Mawdsley,
lo Alpha Gamma Della, Theta bridesmaids: Miss Jennifer s1ima Phi• and Phi Beta Kap. Mawdsley, flower girl; Soren
pa, Her 11".usband, son of Mr. Sµndberg, Steve Kennedy and
aQd MrsfClar,k Miller of Sania Tom Fitzroy, ushers, and Bill ,.... ti.is Mawdsley, junior usher. ~ ... earnecJ .. master degr:ee , After a British Isles honey·
The newlweds will reside in
Dana Poiflt.
· Marcia Kathryn s I e b e I s al the University or Missouri moon, the couple will reside In
GOODRICH-LUKER became the bride o! Earl ' ,aod was editor o! the Daily Corooa del Mar. The bride
Wayne •Tidball during rites Ttojin while at USC. He graduated fro\l\ Rancho Los E~cbanging vows in the LOc perlonned by ,the Rev. A. C. beloN!S lo Sigma Della Cbl. Alamiloa lllgh. School and
Angeles Temple, ~ of Je-Anclel1on 1n Prince of Peace Orange Coast College and his
Home in San Diego are ws Christ ot. Latter-day Sain~ ~the~an ~b'~ Costa ¥esa. schools were South Pj138dena
MIDDLETON-ROBB
Mikel E. Middleton aod his were Mclinda Luker and ; .The!J' -pareo,ts '!'"e Mt. and JOWNER-BA TIISTONI High School aDd John O'Con-
bride, the Conner Karen Robb Robert Lawrence Goodrich Jr, ·Mrs. Mel Sie~IS of _Costa ' . nell Trade School
who exchanged vows before ....__ biid Mesa arid Mr. abd ~.-Estey st .. John the Baptist Catholic
the Rev. Dr. Charles Dieren-"'""' e, daughter of Mr. Tidball of Hacienda Heights. Church, Costa Mesa was tt\e
field in St. A n d r e w • 1 and Mrs. Elmer 0. Luter of M ' . setting for the nuptials linking
Presbyterian Church, Newport Costa Mesa, wu attended by rs. Roger lrwlJ! was the Laura Jean Battistoni and Beach. Mrs. Charles E. Miller as matron of .booor; .Mm Jeanne Clem Andrew.Towner Jr.
The daughter of Mr. and matron of honor. B~idesmaidJ =· bndes~~~~-Machelle Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Ian E. Robb of Newport were the MWes Car I a ers. and ~uia Hunt, Mrs. Eugene Battistoni and
Beach asked Miss Kathy Goodrich and Carma Chap-flower girls; Warren Pauge, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Towner,
c:;Iements to be her maid of man. ~~ man;h Larryd aRond PG~udt all of Costa Mesa.
honor. , Attending the bridegroom di -•. us beareers, an ss l -Honor attendants were Mrs,
The bridegroom, son of Mr. f Mr and Mrs Robert L1 ngs, rmg r. Ellen Smith and Daniel Sohrt.
and Mrs. John C. Middleton of ~ch ~f Tucson', was Bari' The brid~ is a graduate of' SerVing is ushers were Paul
Yorba Linda, asked Larry Johnson, best man. Ushers Estancia High .Sch~I and Cal Jensen and Gregory Towner.
Coder to be his best man, and were Mike and Gary Goodrich. Poly, San Lws Obispo. Her '111e flower· girl was Toh! . _ husband is a senior at Cal Po-T ·
ushers were Edward Robb and The ~de .is a graduate of ly. They will reside in San owner. Mack McGowan. _ Estancia High School. Her Luis ObISpO' The bride is a graduate ol.
The bride is a graduate or'· husband was schooled in New ' Costa Mesa High School and
b ; attended Orlnge C o a st
LORO:COMBS
Jennifer Lyn Combs became
the bride o( Theadore PhWp
Lord during ceremonies
perform~d by .the Rev.
Elmer Thyre in HolY: Cross
Lutheran Church, Cypress.
Their parent.! ire Mr, and
Mrs. Ebner R:. Combs of Hun-
tington Beach and Mr. and
Mrs. Phillp L o r d of
Westminster.
Maid cf honor was Miss i.esue Swain; bridesmaids
were the Misses Mafia Nyhan,
MILLERfH\LLIPS
Andrew Clark Miller and bis
bride, the former Barbara
Joan Phillips, were honored at
a reception in the Corona 'del
Mar home of her parel'lts, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene H. Phillips.
DTERT
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To avoid disappoliitmerit; P.tospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white glouy P.hoto-
grapbs to the DAILY PILOT Womens De-
apartment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received after-that Ume will not
be used.
For engagement annOuncements it is
Imperative that the story, also·' accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wed.dint
date. If deadline is not met, only a story will
be used.
To belp fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, forms are
available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 642-4321,
The Rev. Phillip Murray 9f·· ,
ficiated at tbe small family I
weddJ,ng 1n Cpmmunity Church '
Congregational, Corona del
Mar, where Miss Sue Hostet-
ter and MichaeJ Wilde at-
tended the bridal couple.
Both graduates of the
University of South er n
Callfoniia, the riewlyweds will
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&1At1~ ~ H).11\ STYLl~T
Quettleft: U l had rDy hair
done in & natUral (afro
look), cou1d ,I set Ji dltlj!r---
ently somethnts?
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Answer: I assume YQU mean
permanently. You can
achieve this (afro look) by
an extremely light ~
wave &long with a short and long hair cut and blown dtY.•
Or, you can have a re~
cold wave and set It on ~14
wave rods which of cow::se,-
you can reset into different
looks. -;.
Queltton: Wliat is the diffel-~
'ence betw~n a Shag ~
Layered Cut'? •
(Mrs. L.U., t.aguJi.)
Anlwtr: Technica1Jy a n a
generally speaking, the ·~
called" Shag is cut ahormr
around the ears. The Layer'"O-
ed Cut should show length
all around, depending on the
stylist's teehnique. (Uke the
ditferenj::e between a girl
!riend!.and a wile--. techni-
cally speaking. the wtt•
should get more time, ·but
again this depends on tffh.
nique.) ; ·; ·• ' " .. ~. au.tfonr I have a rQubd face. Could I weu the Sliq-
CUt? (Mrs. LD., CJI!)' Answw: It.depends on: MiO~
cuts It, Sandra, Peter or'Ol-4.
Quntlon: Are. Shag Cd.ti
hard to gr09( out? (~
B.H., Huntington Beacl\!;; :f
Annnr: No. IJ.ke PtQlll
over ex-husbands and,w\~
YQU make up your mind ·Ciid a~pt' your Hairdressir'll(;~
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For her one-man show of 46
sculptures at the Jewish Guild
for the Blind, Mrs. Spiro-
Smith devoted one whole
center section in the exhlbition
~II to a child's playground. It
included children on swings,
on a teeter-totter, on a slide
dancing around a maypole'
climbing a fence, playing on ~
jungle gym, playing "Simon
Says."
Mrs. Spiro-Smith, a com-
bination o{ her maiden and
married name, does not use
child models for h e r
sculptures. All the figures are
done from her imagination
and vivid memories.
She sculpts fine details -iiiiii
eyes, hands, hair and the like
The sculptress began to go
blind when she was 14, loss of
sight ca~sed by uveitis, an in-
flammat1on of the eye. By the
time she was 21, she had lost
all sight. The small percen·
with the use of "all sorts of
magnifying lens," she said.
Does she feel any bitterness
at loss of sight?
"No," she said, "never bit-
terness. Frustration, yes.
Frustration of waiting for
someone to go with me, at
wanting to read more. l was
a,vfully lucky to have parents
who encouraged me to run, to
feel ••• "
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Groups Give Yule" Greetings
Gilts and ,.,..unp ol the llnat<>o lW1>our home ol Mn.
-wU1 be GCbanpd b)' --· Hlllbendl ma .,...Pl In . ptllerlnp ban bem,llrtW.
pllMOd for the last few dal'O
before OiriltmaJ,
Gari!enert
Onnp CloUolJ Or 1a n I c
Ganim Quit wUI -Tuet-
day, !lee. 11 II 7:• p.m. In
the llopublk S.Ylnp llld Loan
bulW.. 18uta Ana. .
CoCkt•ll• will 'preCedt v-..
Ina .ol lilJ!lod boat ponder,>
home· ci-atlolll and ann\lal
, .llollclly portleo.
Stanford Club
Mtmbers ind suesta ol tht
Stanford Club of <>ranee Co\11>
ty will calh<r Sunday, Doc. 11,
In Uie Newport Beach home ol
Mr. and Mra. Sam B'""6 for
their second annual Role Bowl
cocktail party and Wfftt,
Guesta wlll a1'o view· the
Newpcrl lleacb Boat P~ •-N imnt 'wllrbicln at I p.m..
. , .. Beta Sigma Phi
Beta Alpha Pi chapter ol
Beta Sigma Phi will offer a
Yilit with Santa Cla111 for
memben' cblldren at a
ABWA · Courting Clerks
J!:adl pell wUI brinl a
---..... ant. ndpo and a WTappld slJI to
be exhqod al the party.
Mn. Marta WW.. wUI be .... llflMbr.
'lbtllalbca Bay a. wUI be
the llltlns for the ~ =B=. ~~.: Californians Appo.in.ted Aaociltlon ol Newpcrl Beach
Monday, Dee, 20.
G-wUI _view the Boat.. BEJIKELEY (AP) . -• Tw.o ~•dualion next June, a
Parade iJI Ufhla In -the Callforfila women . an the .pot-• 111d. •
barboi'. · · fourth ind ruih membelo of -·A fflduale ol the ,Uoiveralty
Nloest way to uy Merry Chrlatmaa
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Chrtatmu party Sunday,:~· Junior Ebell
II, !run I to I p.m. Ill 1"' · Junior ' .. Don · CIWI o I home of Mr. and Mra. Foreot. N!--i ....., and Boy
their .., to be appointed u of Southtm <;alllomla law
clt¥b for the Ji,s. &Jpreme achool, Janel Sifl•. wUI Joto ' • Newport c..,,., • 644 422>
c..il. tbe 'Uoivenlty •'I · Mn. Myon 11 • elark for the Opp. llroodway.Also Alhombro
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• • . Troop 17 wUI pruent poUenta
K1w11 at Par!:' Udo and Glenbaven
• C>d<jam • :a tlMD' of oonnl-hoapltala with
v ~~ ln Huntington · cootita, nut cups and favors
JlarboQr ij'4 ·a buffet dinner .'at bollday parties.
.Calllornia . 1! Berkeley ... jultlce, be added. L
Carg;l Bruch Myen:, of from !tudenU: IM rectrl . . . : : . ' . WI 01111¥1SUNDAY1Y C~N• nounced. Douglas cl>ooiM hi.a clerks · ....... ~ 1 ......, ca.,,_, .. ..,.. oa..... •1 I
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are ~·tr the holiday Parties 'llill begtn at 10 a.m.
1atherin(Ol 'lllO Long Beacb'. Monday, Dec. 20 at Park Lido
Huntlngt\li llia<h Klwl ctul!; _.and Tueaday, Doc. 21, at
Sunday,Dic. ~t. In the Hun-Glenhaveo, bolh in Newport
Berkeley campis law ~I. Stltu, the ,sp:>knman aid.
will befln research I n a He added the oeloctlon la
wrlUl!f d\IU~ I!" &Jprcmli made bi.a eommlt1ee of two
COOrt JusUce ~ O. law prtiltaon· and one ptl""
Douglu lhorlly ·alter her Uclng attoniey.
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port in America", •has ·king laid· claim to beavy' ·
·: lift capability as well. Thts week, Long Beacb· JW·
: -. bor got Its chance to flex those muscles and prove
" · I~ with 'arrival of .a 407-ti>ri · $5-milllon nu8elr
'reactor shipped by barge via the Panama Canal
from Mt. Vernon, Indiana ~itself a fair piece up
the Mississippi River. Port officials were nonplus.. .... '
sed, however, and merely called upon the U.S. Navil
... ~ -~pyar~ next door to send ~ the wor~d's largest
? l(elf-propeijed.!1-0ating. crane, included m ,Qerman.' ..
~ war reparations a quarter-century ago.
, Hope Springs Eternal
· In Pa. Mill COmm11nity
TYRONE, Pa. (UPI) -grades because of the exodus
Un1lke last year when the "big of young couples. Jobs remain
layoff" meant more than 500 . scarce a n d une.mplO)'m'ent
, families had to buy Christmas compensation checks doll't
' presenta: with unemplo.YJ!lent last forever.
· checks, there IJ hope this ho!> Tbe bad news came Jut ·
1. day season in Tyrone -the Dec. 2 when the Westvaco
'. "'town for hire." Corp., the largest employer S.
. II 1J an anxious hope. this weskentral Pe1D1Jylvanla !: Unemployment lD TY r on e town of 7 500 announced it
'!' dropped to ~1 .4 percent last was laying' orl 550 of the ' ~· May, according to the State workers in its 90-year-eld
:._. Bureau of Emeloyment paper :mlll. ~ Security, and. hasn t gotten Most of lbe men were young
:; much be~ amce. and had little seniority .. ~ a
;, Tyrone 1 ICbool · eorolhoo!t mu!~ Ibey were the first ~
:--already bu dropped by more ·ieave Tyrone bec&UM f · than 400. Primarily. the dri>p •· -"d not sup_. ~~ l .-was '""lltst in the lower \.VU.I. • ...,. • •»'IC • ~· families with part-time'
:. temporary work. . . .· d Older men, some of'Wtio :: Riversi e had been with the eonl'pany
for 30 years and were Nming
•, as much as $13,000 ·a ·yeai;, :_:: Air Quality took menial, low-paying !jobS or could find none at all.
•· ' But community leaders; Jed . ·'Precarious' by the Tyrone Improveftimt Corp., worked furiously to at·
;: RIVERSIDE (AP) _ A tract new industries and new . jobs. ~ federally-lunded study baa By digging deep In the~ ~ concluded that the quality of pock e t s, campa!gnit!:: in
:.' air in Riverside County's neighboring communiUes and
: desert resort communities, ts with help from .the feder81
;: ... precarious 1h1DI" because govttnment, Tyrone resident&
:: .. of pollution from oxidants have raised $208,000 toward!
~ and dust. their goal ol !250,000 to locate
~ The $42,000 study by Pollu-new industry.
~ tion Research and Control One firm, Halllon and 'WiIIOD
: Q>rp. of Glendale· co'vers the _Co., Inc:, wbich manufactures
~'. wealthy communities of Palm--aircraft exhaust manifolds,
:; Springs, Palm D e 1 e rt , alreaib' bas moved in· and > CathedraJ City and IDdian plans call for the employment
:; Wells and the farming com-of between 30 and 40 penons
;; munities of Indio a n d and possible expansion.
~ Coachella. The highest hopes were pln-
·: Dust pollution ls caused, tbe ned on a report from the !: report said, by burn 1 n g PennSfivanla 'Electric Co., of
. : dumps, vehicles traveling on Johnstown, Pa., which is
~: unpaved roads, sand and working with •TIC. Jn a re'.cent
· .. ,fave.1 q.uarrles and issue of its marketing mon-
'.agricultural burning. · thly,. Pene\ec said the "an-
" Oxidanb are blown into the nouncement of another very
'."· Coachella Valley from the Los large industry ta about to be
Angeles Basin through San made:'"
' Gorgonio Pass, it uJd. The announcement is ex-
• The study, begun in July peeled just after the.first ol
: 1970, was proposed bJ tee -:next--;J.W' and will be made at
• COlllllY Air Pollutioo Cqoliol /~.of all lbe•mldeftla
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"euctly wb,at we do In . t.o,rd ol ~.Dr. Ra!~
nading, where 'the problem Bauer, objeettd to the ttlease'
"lee& m, and wtiat we Intend. ol lest ..,.... to newspapers
to do' about'tbem.u He wanta before the board bad an o~
the r<pOrl tumed in 'by portun.'ty to analyze them.
F~. "l ~·lib to -the ad·
unvelled1!11them.· '
"!'bf ol>Jec:llool were nn t.ro
counta..1 One WIS that ,the .
scores were 1¥>t consldered,•up
to par, and the other that the
newapaPeta bad access ' to
them first.
Dr Wlllla)n W!Qters, the • mlnlltriUon 1118 Ha infiuence diatrict11 dlttctk ot guklance . to 1et.1f we. cu &et ,this data
conceded that \l)e c141r1ct ha;· relW!d lo UI, -.Jtaneously •"tots . of rOom' ilo groW" in with lbe newapapers.'' he said,
tei;ins oftta<fi!ig lplprovement • Dr. Bauer relemd to 1969-
but added · that a remedlal 70 test acores , which ranked
reading P">Wam.. lwi ahown acl!oOl dlltrlcts o1 comparable
· oome advances over testa held ...,. ttroughout the state. Trllflee Denols Mangers
~ the lldministrallon: to lllx years ago. · The """"" r<leued Tueaday
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JltlND ALAN HOLST, 15, OF HUNTINGTON BEACH HEL P.$ .oN SN.OWMAH • ! OC C Student S~ Thompson, Also of Huntingtoh, Helps With A!fWOl'k ,
:~ '. .. :~(~eep Christmas Merry · Bli nd Kids
· ' -Sell Trees f~Y Fire Safety Checks ··For iiifa'.niS
;!§in. Chrlslmu m'ab sure said ~ ahould he set up ' Blind 'YOUth! In Orange
'Jt,'onty thing ~n your roo[ top ·away from beat and where Count)' are selling Chrisbnas
· nta ~nd his n:lndeer. ~t they won't bJOct doonrays •ot· treea. this year to earn money
• ' tmen or ,the fire depart-stairs. for -~icap~ Wants. ~~ Valley flt< Qlief "Artificial trees should he . The )'outh group of the
,lf.C. Lawson hu·issued a set clearly marked as mide of.· Servicts' for ~ Blind, Inc.,
~i. IU. aa,t.!y rules ' for a1ow burning materials, Look b,»' establls¥ a Christmas ·1'~11dent1 during the ~tbelJn derwriters' ·tree IQt at ~ corner of ~Thstmu ~.'!;,""" ·'ch alories (UL) label on Br~tol Street and Memory .. e very ..... '5~ wru . . , _ __LJ_ Lane in Santa Ana.
JD&.ke gtrls_0!1~: a favorite treel. with built-in elCCU'lCal All money ·earned Crom sales ~~>: cad reduce tire· season systerila and with metal trees, Vi(ill go into,f building fund for .~ a tune, of t.tagedy If !ire u;e only jndliect lighting to Orange .COunty'S1 first 24· :~~ty P~.~l~ns . art' not t avoidtheposaibilityofelectric 'hoUr caZ.e ce te r for
, ~·rved, .. ~e .said. whnrk ,. said La neurologically • d a m a g e d ; .. ~~ prunary ruJe listed by ~ • J WS0!1· ' (brain-injured) babies. There
·l,ll"'Oll ll lhat children aboakl _Light o1itnp should be art no :Orange •County : hfter be left alqoe or without ~ted for frayed wires, facilities at the present for
. sns»er supervision, even for a loose coooecUons and bfoten these babies. . iiiift time.~ Construction of the care . iii selectilil a natural tree, sockets. U new sets are center ls the 1972 goal of
:t:a1non, sugg~ they shouJd purchased, get only those with Services for the Bllnd, Inc.
"be! fre$h .. looking and firm UL labels, be said. Other youngsters who can
~ed. "Saw off the butt an He said bulbs made in this .see are helping the blind youth . inCh above the original cut, country are safest because im-with their Christmas project.
· ~ the tree in water and ported ·bulbs may ha ve The blind youth have also ~ .... , it in watS" until you dangerous bot spots. Lawson donated a Cbristnias tree for ::atiPose of it," be said. . also cautioned that tree lights the CocoJ>1h Indian Tribe of
: •:·The dllef re m ind e d aod other indoor decorations Yuma, Artz. !:rM:imeowners not to rely. oq should be turned off before 'I'he lenior class of Mater ·~proolbii trea!JDents, "as leaving the house or going to De!'Hlgh Scbool Will tu.: the
, JWllll! are truly. effective." He bed. tree to the Indians.
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S4!e F complete sel~ of sift
paka in<:ladiliR these fa~ Take
them Willi ,.0.-or we will mail! ·
. 'lJ'HE ALL CHBl!S£ PLUS $8.98
b..e lovet1 dc.lithtl Includes: Delle Flair Cbeew. Buller K1e1e Cheese. Edam. Bar.
".! ¥. Jb. BEEF STICX. Mild Mid pt Longhor11,
Belle Flet1r Cheese, Smoky (Smoktd ChHM
BatJ and imported c:udla to add aperlde. ":;,c...u.i .._ -~ -ct>e... !'I -co.dot. Old-Fnbioned CrocJ<. c=---loopoMI ._..... "
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WASHINGTON · (UPI) -
More than IO blind younplen
b<>m' Calllornla gol I VIP lout
of the Wblto Houae Wednelday , fllld I cbaoce f.o uplore niany
· of the . trwures of the <X·
• eCutive mansion. .
· "Fed hl! halt " one or the ,• cblldren aa1d as he ran bis '
fiDgers ·over a bust of George .
Wa!hington. "He has · a cruy
hairstyle."
First Lady Pat Nixon and
her daughter, Julie
Eisenhower, chatted with the
children, and military ~des
helped escort the vtsltors
-Ope ,irt, Carol Van BoplJn
told Julio, "You and )'out
mother were juat gteat." ·
"But ,... love you," Jalle
181d. '
When the lnatleellon !Our of
the l11jlll81<>n was completed,
the' 1chlldren ' gathered in .the
1i.te dining room for cookies
and punch. and to atng
diri.stmU carols accompal\led
by the ' U.S. 'Marine C4lps
choir.
,/t, g!ngerbreod ~ WU a
))6ptilar attraction ftr1 the •
vlaltors. Eager ' llllc<ri felt
earellllty tlle lhlck Icing which
comprlfed Ille root, and the
c:ookiea which ...... lmbodded
1n the smcerlna4.
An aldo aplalnad I h e
refr..iun..t table to two glrll.
"Ira a While tablecloth with
rid velvet ribbon trimming,"
and drew the. lingers of two
cblldren over tbe materlals eo
they would · know what they were "see.lng. ,, .
The · group arrived I n
Wublngton Ill<! Sonday and
lbelr Wblto Houle tour ....
the cllmu lo I typlW tour of
the city'• alahl& '
GENIE •LECTRIC GARAGE if.. . DOOR OP~NER V's: ~
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111111• door, tums on·the liaht,
closes the cioor and loCkS it up
tiaht. •II while you stay cozy warm
inside ycur car, u fe frorn,the cold,
··~~·~1 1900 I
OTHIR MODELS ·BI STOCK AT SAYINGS
'Ille II blind ,.,... -b<>m the Foundatloa for the
Junior BUnd In Loi Ancel ..
.,.... -by one 11111 member for every Io u r
ch1ldrtn. The -of tho
trip ""' paid by --to the foundation, with the Lto111
Qub -lbut!ng glDll'OUlly
to meet the cool, and Dlllrlct,
D of the !Jona. Qubl in
Maryland paying for -
in Wull!ngton. one -of the cool ran up to 13,IOO to
$1,000 for roo1111, meals, and
huaea.
-the -people loll
the Wlllla Houoe, Santa a-
In • brfChl red ft!vel outt and
with • cutly white bean! aod
halt, WU al the door to bid
lbem 1oodhya and p..aenl
them with praenla -by
chaiao wrqped In red and
blue Chrlltmu paper and with
gold prealduuaJ aeall on the
pacllagea.
Tbe ch1ldreo 1 e em e d
lllllred and adept a I
tbradinl 1beJr Wlf tbroqb
the c r o w d e d refreabmlnt .......
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-Fresh111en Enrollment De~lines
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BERKELEY (UPI) -Wblle '°!'1 uncllrgraduate lhol of loUI enrollment Ja. lea1Jonal lloldl loalng un-
Freobmu enrollmlllt In the enrollmeol lncra!ed, 1 h 1 qeaaea at puhllc ccUeaes. dqroduate omollm111t. wore
nallm'• · co 111111 aod _ .. aald lho eorollmetll of Al · private co11-. lhl 1 enc-In&. down 17 per<eol,
unlvenltlu clocreaNd In lho •• ,... • udeo uod by black populallon ,,... by 30 ethnic stuales, clown 11 per-lall aemuter or this year, but black 11 11 incn 11 perm1t and lho number or cent, aod education. down I
there wu an increue In lho percent and lho enrollment of Spanish IUtllllDO student. by pmeot.
number of black, Spanish-= :;:~"'" Jn-II ~-Galnlnl ....umenta at lho
1urn1m1. and women , ,,_~'"'uate students, The ootnmlulon also unclerlraduate level were
1tudeata. --nported that lho DIDDher of ooclal work, ouratna · urban wl\ere ent tncreued by ltudl cit ......... and A prellmllllry •sllmale bu-I percenl, a drop from the freshman .... decreued by 1 . ... y .......... .
ed on 444 four.year lnaUtuUono prevlowl II-year averas• of u pertOnt. IOrtltry.
reported 40,IOO u n 1111 e d perd!nt, lhore was a 35 per-""""" snduate studeoll. Al lho paduale level, there
freshmi.n pllca, an inereUe cent increase in bl a c k the number of women Jn. wue 1atna over 50 percent in of 14 percent over 1970, ac-enrollments and a 2& percent Creased 9 percent, compared fore.try, nuntnc and archltec-
conll.. lo a Clrnegle Com-1ncrea.. In Spanish ourname to f percent by mtn. milal~on In Hi,her Education otudtnts. In public i. .. ,... ~.
re · The report aald some of the lho nport uld lho enrollment means there may have co m pet J t 1 on for un-of women locreased by 10 ~ been u many u 110,000 un-d d ,_ ~ I cent, com"•--' to & ,_._nt filled places in freahman ergra ua~ came uvm wo-b ra~ r--
clwel in the approzim.ate )'f!U' collegea, .w bi c b ex-Y m~, . •
lure and t.,... plna In
paycholOI)', b U t 1 DI I I ad·
mlnlJtraUon, ~.
aod educatlon.
Kerr llkl that ....... emoll·
men! -_.reported, reatotran attrlbuled lhom to expanded ._..,. and In-
created otudent lnlerat In
particular oubjecll.
' Where wollnlent. decllPad. reatstrara clled lho O<Qnomlc
altuaUon and decrtued job
opportunlllea.
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58'.o ·Br~
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I ' , • l.,lCIO biotltuteo of hiaher ~In lo~ -·--~L In-In private 1-1'!11' ""°"""
education, lncludlns monrlhan ---"""'""'"" thO eorollmelll of l>olb' -" "
half at private colleges, the In the junior coUeces. black and W01D1D. deuw1d.. but>tbe
report said. and Span\slJ aunwne in-dlcreut was greater for mm.
Dr. Clark Kerr, chalrman.ol1-;;;creuea~=""'=;;iIOU;;;,;i;lhl;;iY;;;i;!°";;;iC1=;;;1be=;;;a;;;CademI=;;;c=and=;i;P!'>ioil the commtutM. uld Wed-11
nesday the prellmln1ry
returns lndlc!!U that total
~;.·~f-=er~.i: ; .· . : NO. w· o·p EN .. · ..
"Tbls drop 1n rre.imw; ·
enrollment in four-year Jn~ . . . . t • .
1titutiona follows a slowing , : . . . . .
do.,. in the rate 01.mcr._1n THE MOST BEAllTIFUL and :l;.~~t~~ r'!'n::.. . MODERN AUTOMATIC CAR WA'SH .
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5 Students
Get Honol'.8
For Ecology
.i ~ TALBERT
i g Foantlin Valley Cir WISh
a: ,1~5EUJSAVL{ATBAOOKHURST1
Cl FOUNTAIN VALL.EV 9'2·2111 . -· Five members of t b e
Weslmlnater lllgh School
Ecology Club have be en
honored by a local civic group
for their efforts to promote
ecology through the medium
or photography.
Winner of lho first priu pla·
que in the WeatminSter
B e autlficatlon Committee's
ecology contest ls Michelle
Camire, 8192 Legion Place,
Midway City.
Her alide presentaUon. ac-
companled by recorded worda
and mlllic, WU photographed
entirely on the Lions campus.
Jt showed that ecology pro-
blema arise even around one's
own classrooms.
Winners of . certificates
Issued by the cornmUtee· are
5""an Cho• L~ Hyatt,
Steve Slelndler ~ l>ebbie , • Brameld. 1 , • ~
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who Is 19 and on hOnar stu:lent again in her
sophomore~ ot Penn. Brod is now a
v.-y hondsome 17-y_..,rd,.O.feet tall-
ond st<ning'"' Central 's basketball
team. Our summer wccfion this
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Built to Drop 1;500 Feet
SAN DU!IGO (AP) -Na'IJ menible II buoyllll, 11171
-uy Ibey -Forman. • deftloped • lhty submarine n .. -. and prope11on
wllll one end made al .,... can move U Ii .. -lore
wlddl ii able to deice" lwke and an; two -ver11ca11J
.. deep • -made al and .... -lalerallJ, ...,, ..,,UC ..... Ille alliity to bonr.
"ll'I h llnl real lllep ever Allhougb d ea I g n e d '-lablt la -"' ,,.. .. • I" hold ., p-r1 21 llill." ·pr~Ject ormm tD two penom, .... 1'ilW -and headed gia... natar "'" P'11nnan-. went. 111· Aid 1n. an 1n1erv1<w 'lbt Nani Under1ea
II II .. ~ "'-'---' lllal '""''Ve dlloovmd.we can • --·.......-. prt tine men In there " °'""" mil .. 11 • loot """'"'' plutlc ~ In :i:=.. °::'. ~ · tlmUar oabmmlbles buJJt to w al m 'n ...... .. dale for, underwater nsearch Adaall1 oolJ the cumd haw! -llmlled those IUbo lo
--!" .-Ing 44 In-depths Ill «JO feet because of ct. tJi dliPr .... II made of pressure, Navy spokesmen
lllaa. an-and •ball ll>lck. aa.\%. ,,..... VI.,, can go down n..-•mllalt1m11art0 -• lbal-In lbe lmila of nuclear 1•500• they uy. ..... . 'Ille ~ llull dewlo!>ed
In.Ii .. -.:. J .....:....~In with .-glass gives "enough
,_. m ·~. lllnogth to go to "Ille deepN\ =.u1!'r;O: i:.!'IJto ":: deplhs of Ille ..... and· 11111
-• glaa sphero to • mellJ be lighl enough to provide Ille buJI Jn • .,,., 11111 ........... major buoyance -!"' . t be
111t -llCIMN llr-In IUbmerslble lllell, I a Id
-Forman. .
,,,. Diop View welllm lix In • "'-· he ~ '-In the air but II neutnll• the Pl_. bull ·II ·the , lieavlesl ·item, nqulrlng larl4
buo)'aut ID water llnce tt1 amounts of bu o-y an c e
podl lluag aJoog '* llde lib materials but "these ore not
I railroad trac:b ftlgb ·-required wltll g1-prealure 1.1111 poandl lo ....... 0!1l'O bulll."
thepodlare-.the• n. Deep View, ;.a 1o be
• -_.uonaJ by the
B k Navy, helda ,.,,. for 20 c1111 00 U le of -1r1a11· at the Naval u-..·c.aw•1 Hawaii
Tigh.t.ened '-r.!;... ..,, aaid ·-'750.111111, • -1y In federal
funds, .... ll'Olll durlnr the
re1e•ch and •'finally,
~ are (OloC to pl a
clear loot from down deep."
SAN l"RAllCIBOO (UPI) -
'Ille Ll1nry O>mmluJm bu --·-·-uncltr--...id borrow u boob for as Ione u m w..U.
A otall report uld beaV)'
me fl tbe privilece was in-
fringing on the r1ghts of
lludenta and the general
public.
'Ille ._i rule at the C!ly
Ubrary pennlts witbdrawal of
ela!rt boob for -....a.
.. It llhould be great. too, we think. for recovery work that's
done best with the eyeball and
not Wevislon," be said.
A !railer on wblcb Deep
View can be lranspon.d to'the
,.. II designed also lo llunob
and recover It In. the manner
of those used for private
sport. boats.
Surrivors Meet·
' '15 t,o 18' Sailed with Fleet
SAN DIEGO (AP) ~ 11.... three or lour of these left In
64 yean ago todly that Preai-UI.'"'
dent Theodore Roorevelt oent bll Grat Whit< Fleet lteam-In the China Sea, the Great
1nC out of Hampton Roldl, While l"loet Ailed tbrouih a
VL, on a abow of U.S. military typhoon mMI "we Jost a mast
mlgbl. over our thlp and the otorm
• "lt ~ btautlful, a won-Rpm'ltecl our Oeet for three:
.1.-.1 elnld H -aalla ff days," Morril,recllll. ••Two =•w ,...., ·~ llT)' S. or three riieo ...... foll.''
lolorrla. -Ill. 1111,,.. an appr<ntlce bugler 'Ille fleet Ailed lhroogh the
ahoanl the b a ti le 1 b Ip Suei Canal and arrived In the
ltaraar1o. -of the 1' coaJ. Mediterranean as an eartb-bmmlli ~ w1t11 quab struck Mesalna, Italy,
their wbli.palnted bulll tbal ldlllng aome I0,000 persona.
I carried Rooeevtlt'a big ll1ck The medical· officera and
on I siob&iinlllng 1rlp. Allon poured off the U.S.
' When II ended 'If day1 and thlpa lo belp IUl'Vivon.
40,0 mUll later, tba world Remembers Morris : "We
!lad -what a -.r;:. dq oul bod!" et the U.S.
lbt Uni•~ ··~-Conlulale and broqht them :' ---lll07· bad: lo the U.S. We lelt our
Cbrlltmu food lllJ>Pliu for
Morrll -55 1'ltl In the people of Meaiina." =-~ lqeot al ODY '!be :fleet Nlwued to
Allll 1111 pride tl1ll neU. In Homptoe lloada by l"tbnlary
... ~-tdkJ. llOll. '
'hr If ,_.. llorril bu Elneo of the ourvtvon to-
llllpl alM the Grul While day_ are In mt homes. Ft••
Jlolt Alla ·I-and Its ..,., bave dle1L-Ibo i..t r.
........... ,,,. Mth ... -two )»Ors ago. No ..
iliWWW)dlJDrilhentodly, tm1on WU held 1Mt )'W'.
.. -" _,it llodt "IS At least '1l1I olhen live
• II' ti 1111 ll,Oll!! bluejackets "bock eut." said Morril, and
... -• Ilia • ba~ moot will stay home 0< -
111 '\ ~r,!"~.: and IUPJllY · ~~llveo. 'Ille youngest
-Jig' Hampton .. -. ue said, while few are in
...... lheir mld·90s.
.. --been Ul or After dinner In a downtown .... J!ll"d aftJ," Mania ~t~I, the oldtlmer1 p11n to
remlnltce and h,.rbeol wllhes .. ukt. "won't mea:age from President Nlx·
Ill M In tht on and Alice Lon1wortb
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restiJt. of an, o:\jr .Force ~l' near Cibwley, Colot· '.
ado'lnvolVing a hundred· tons of TN'!'. ·Tue test, ·iet
off Tuesday, was designed to learn how safe guid•ll mlssUe silos ire against An enemy. ·attack.. . ~· '1• • '. .. . . _, ......
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WASHINGTON. '. (\Wl) f ~ hang••~. cure. It ci>ilsijted of
You can't really cur~-a ·this -and that and 11tm1ethJM
hangover, y0u Can onl.y-0~ut " el5e. · , . '.'
It. If yt>u llve•longenough'. . > But P.(l .. 'l;oclehou,.,. ~
How's iha\ for. •TJ,' Ur-nirte' great h~oi:}st . wllO ·er~~ i
111 • each·· pass .· d·ay Bertie .and rlteev~s~ is, a)u,.•.
remorseies11iy brin s closer ' nsu:np~t, a m,edl~ '".':~
llie Chrllllmas wall"iJ.ing ~ ;~d ...... ~..:.. ,;• ,_ • .,_,_ N~ Year's· Ciro°'~? . nu . .u~ .u,IPollC""' .-C~"°'
So t it $ 'to be say that Dtllher J e e'\t.e 1 ' ~ or no ' ·~Dl:'· formula wliatever it ·was nor
true. · . ·•· \ . any otlit( Ui.at has been &cleno ~rue WOOste'r alw•fl .,ud · tifii:auy· tested will produci an
hls valet, ·re11ow n a'm e lj ·instant cure · foi' a big. bad
Jeeves, had the p er t e c, t · hangev~11• ~ • • ... , . , , : But: in . case; quite· by· ac-
p cident;you do'drtnll: toO"?nu,ch · ~akistanis ~ on Chri!tmas or New Year's.
"' • . '·" wbal. ~an :you do next :d•r io ti · get a bit of balm' and 8UrCe8M
:0lame u ,S, . : fro:P:i?R!Vl a Utile JOlla
Cov,erage . · food, if you can take It, may
heip:·s1eeplhg It oU la btltu,
if you can. · · · • ·
NEW ' vriRK (UPI);··_ But all this Is still a matter
P'akl•~'s· ambassador to. the of surviving. hot curm,, Y°"1' Uni~ Nat!ol'! ~ba.s ~cused · hangover.·. '-. · '
the American press of onwid· · Human beings, who get
ed treabnent.ln it& coverate hungover · by the ·m111ions "at
of tlfe Jn~e>-Pakistani .war. holiday· t!me, must have in-
·"lt ti.sad,'! said ambasaadaJI ·vented millions of hangover
Agha Shah!; "tha• the only; . cures: Consider:
platform for Pakistan to mai:f! · · _. H8.It of the dog. No, -m,
its position known is in the no. J111t 'm.akes the ultlmata
halls of the United Nations:" penaJty Wor~. ·
ShaD'I, speaking · 'to t b e -steak f&Uce and. tomato
Womtn'S ~a~io.nal ,R~pubU~n juic& or beer~ wbite.Jrihe, or Cl~b, aald lbOu,.ndl Of lett_ers hal~and·h#f,"With bealen up
h1ye . ~n .. '!!it~,. t~· raw ega. 00,m't work ...
Amencan ne~~s ~-_ Black coffee, of coune. plal~ng the. Pakistanl·~e Mugs of, it. lf ypu've tried it
in tlie conflict. ·. . . ~, ; you know · it ·doesn't 'reallf
"Most of these letter:; are help. .
not printed," he claimeid, "but printed words against us are -Ice bags, cold showers,
ready by m i.l I i o n s of breathing pure oxyaen -:"""' ~
Americans " . you can get .lt .. Old \lfives
' . ' . ' tales, according . to ~ Nalt Shah! sa!d that while he ltas: ·uonal InStltuf.es of Health. ·-thankful for the opportunity of ·
speaking at the luncheon, -Raj¥_ O)'l,te~, chili pe~
"unfortunately t Ml spez.kinf pers,, vlllmtns. var~ dtu a;1.
only to those·gatheied trrthf1 No scientific proof that they
room.". help at all . . . . . , .
He ·coiled · for "binduii · -Pruss[< acid; a plslOI' .iiot agretm~nt" among Qie nl· in the h~4;~d~p~\at1Qrt .
tlon~s ·newspapers to devote 'I;hose are-extreme 1'curu,"
I equal space to Pakia:tan11l>Ofi· and the · med.t,cal community
tlon·ln the dispute. · ·. dots not ~rpnwtd.them.
· · Dr. Gertrul!e M&en(W)'n-
. "Davies, ,profe11or of Pos.....,aste·r · · · phar11U1c0l•Ki .1 o.o1'11i= LIU . · Universlt)i: here: his concl _
' · . alter much research that the Tells yule 'one best l'•Y 'ol ~·wii over • . .the miseries ol f haftiover ~ .
to 0 1\etp tt off.'~ Some VltamUl · Services . ' Bl may help. . ' . ' .
. . So; how, . about\ weventlng
· · ,lia ngovers?-A .br&chure Hunt Ing t.o D . B.e.a c.h_ recently lilued by the 'nation&t
postmaster Pete ~1F'ab10 ·JS insfltutei of.health·auagests: • alerUn& }!)Cal. reside.nts to .. , 1 • Chrlst,n\as mall . s e ~ v i c <I 1 -Don't gulp.•The .faster yc;u
av1i11ble at the post o!fices.· drink ttl! .qWcler 'you at*·
H• 'pill looal packages · and '":'.'.'\ir!(lk ll!linf, c1o ... Ind
long d~tance card& should be rtlaxid'. · You'll:Jel ilsht .Jesa
malled by Dec.,10 and. I.~. quickly than u you drin!l slan-
cards olloWd be In Ille. mai! b1 ding up.. ,
Dec. 15 lo lmurt dehvery ~r _ Watch ,Our drinldng
Christmas. ~ · , • _ when yqu're tm0Uona.IIY
Cler~ will alao·be on duly · up>e~ under 11ress, ..-tired.
al Ute duldl dooro In thec{>faln Tho clrln!< 'fill 1•t IO you '
Offict -aDd · at • tf1' Beadl circuinst~ ' ,
C:.nler Slalloo hex 1«tlon lob-"U you choose to~. ·the ..
blu to accommodate custom· • beat way to avoid a
ers wh.o fwy' «Cfived deliven hlncaver.': accordina to tha
notlcts._ Ho aahl Ullo · Ml;Vlc• "NIK. "~ to drink l'UJ>Omlbll
will bt . 1vall1bl1· .Mot)d01 .-llppln& slowly, with food In
through Salurday 1:111 a.1111 IO lhe alnmoch, undec "1Uld,
5 p.m. . ~ .. aoclal clrc.umataftCts, a a I
DIF1bla aold .lhert art plen-payblJ attanli..t' to 1 • u t
tiful· 1upptltJ ·;.of tan e y reiponses to the ~Ue: · •,
Chr~tmaa 1i.mpe alboth pool • beverage1 ,. thal lnto1lc1lloa
<1ffJCes and 1uratc1 raident•r ii avoided,'' 1, ' ·
who havo ml malled their . · What la ....,. to holl cl<lon •:
Chrl1lmlf C.rda to bf allre IG 'lo la'that the Um1 lo PRVtlll'4-'
do ao by the deadlinu. haniover 11 the nlaht before.
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aolnli v1lill bf -llim•lel. said u.
' dllf -tile -dln$r. "It .......... time," I.YI< llld of Ida .own.........._, .... ,.. ......
..... of -lllYI. &Yw)' dale I lel I -1 .. -·-· -of. tlle ..-.. lib Mulleob:,
-L,te wllile lie WU ....... lime.
Tbe1 .., .... •· llloy ... ln him,
11111 tlle foci ........... -..-
belped I pd J or tf lnmlleo lldJliil,
"&w11........-'9wut1rtt~··
said Jorey Larllln. "lie W&ID't .........
you know, I wardeo'a _,..:lie WU ...
Ylct. A l!ltof us '\Jlldled blm .,._a
maa heft!' • . ·
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Prothro .Says LA
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LONG BEAC!I (AP) -Coacb Tomnly , Prothro deacri~ . Pitt.burgh ~ ~
Prothro tm;ned hla club .... , patJe'nt ·~~ "very dangerous offensive team,'.J o1 ~ bul not _.. and said lhe Loo Angeles Tbe Steelen' quanerbock, 'I' •
llama' cba.-were coaaldered bf most Bradshaw, was termed "' "& reil ~
lo iie one In three of reschlng the 14· with a quic1t relwe." . : ' 1.
ljona1 l"oblllefl ~ playolfJ. , · Prothro 11Ji> uld ~ ~
•!J don't like to llWe tor that," he told a club wbich bu been Vffl'1 ,... newaneo Wedneldly, ''but before the defensively against tbe run. ..
• ......._a lot of j>eople would hi ... A lot "OUr lelm has played sood foolllell:•
, picm:tus as ~was tmrd in our divisioq.., ybr," be conttnUed. ••tiut we havolJlJ
' Alter losing lo WuhlngtDo ,S:H Moo·. pia1ed Olle grul pme yeL We've ~
day night, the Rams DOW need .. victory some great quart.n and perbape a great
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or Ue at Pitta burgh on Sunday coupled ball, but we're yet to play a -~ Ja\I
with a San Francisco loll' toi Detroit to game." · ~..,
wln divlsiopal booOn. . Ol1the Wuhqton delel~ he uld,.~':t
O..n»nling on the~ Fran-loat'the game llle---daco 1ame, Prothro aid, 0 Wbm an 1-5 and that's with the big pUiy. They ~
team plays a 7-5-1 team, ii looks prdty two bcmbl, we fumbled once at the ftdt
..... biit with one going for a playoff and l!"ew a I'""" lnlerceplloa !lift
?;lerth, it 01akes it iess even." resulted in a totichdown.
Detroit. the .7-S-1 team already 11 out "'lbere's. 28 polnta and uaually encm
of cooteoUon for Ibo 'posHeaoon io to beat ·yoo." . ~ ~~
round. · Prothro said ·bJs ,quarterbad: """'8
Willie Ellllon the Rams' !ullback who Gabriel played 1 fine game oplnst U..
let a National 'Football l.ealue ruahlng Redaklns but added that generally ',~
reoonl with 247 qalnll Naw. Orieallll, auf. Rama weno too tense going lnto ·Ill\
fered :i tiroken rib ln tho Washiiigtan crucial battle. :·'
same. H•'• lilied as ~oobtlul r ... the "We hid a lot ol ·-droppe<l-lnlo finale. ' eluding one that should have been a
If He can't play, Leoler Josephson touchdown and another that wouid lii'Va
teams with Lorey &nlth In the running been a first down with a goal lo go," !lit
heck· paaltloas. coacb recalled.
Wit.Ji S.......U Coaehlng
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·Was w Be Expected
.'LOS ANGELEs -.To may, the llOJ>.
nlngly rapid 8UCCtll of coach Bill
Shannan and his Loo Angeles Lakers has
been IOIP.etimes turpeising,. IODletlmea
lleffllnf, 8ometlmes lnu•licitile .. Btf"!" Shliinan tool< tlie reinl for the
1m.n NaUoaal Buketb&II "-latioo
the Laker• hid been a good team, loaded
with super stars. but they bid never won
the big prila -Ille worjd.crown. ·
. And '°• with Jerry_ West and Will
Chan!heflaln each. a year older and
1 SharmaD comJDg in with a new syatan,
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imagined ~t at this moment the l.Uer1
would he rldlng the crest ol 'a· 22-game
winning streak and have the best. record
In the NBA -27 wins and three def ells.
However, . there I.I one Jnan wj)o is not
ahocked. by the team's utonlahing ochl...,..P: lie'& ll&nlt IYeo, wbo oerv·
ed u ..I.Mira pabllclst for a ,,_ before lak1nc a pabllc ttlallool poot·with the
1"o A,.ieo SUn of Iba American _.,APrl>...,
lie ... Illa ~ lllay but -lift ap lo npectollona. ,,,.,, he mqoad to lho
ABA club and got a chance to nlcb lho
Stan perform for Sharman. 1 "Shannan ii . • super OOICh.'' Ivel
opines. "He can rip and chew but be can
be 1enUe, too. And be eeems to know just
when to use bc)tb rtactl<:s.
"Too, Sliaiman ... a put pro to
wbtn he te1111them to do lhls and that he
can ooo•lnce i Wilt Clwnherlaln to ,.t
the ball off the. bojlrds and pus IL
•!And hf ,CIB tell • Jerry Wut be
doesn't have to .alM>Ot '°times a 1ome. ~ llkea • llllancad;lelm and I( you'll
IOClll Ille •11 ·when lie playecl with
-Celllca, tlle7 '.d hlye 10 play .. ln • P-'OD!-If, wOuld --hi double
Ogurea."
* * * Jvu abo ~vea that Shannan't ereat
capacity lo -•ts. and Ida dedlca·
lion to 1hlnklnl and plannlnc baltelholl
every momelll bu 1mpr.-hla players.
"lie carr!a a pad and pencll-'J-ail
lho -and &tlJtlme lie -of aometblnc, jola 11 down • • , -·Nioa a
same," lv11 rtTtala.
11Hil power of concentration 11 pro-
babq Ille bli ,..._ Wby ha. WU able to
bit 1$ -.. Ina -· (sUll Iha NBA record). .
"He holdl procllcea the day of 1 11me.
Bui ha'a U-, too. He doetll'i Ilk
anything of hla players that lie _, dO
-· Ila loll «11 ud runi -ot
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lour m!la tvllY mornlnB and whe!l ·lliO
team ts od the"road hejop In piece 1n·!>fa
rOOJn.
"'He'1 strong-Ida arms lool: like ~
bonds. lle'I I great natural lthleto, Mi
haYlng been an amateur boser, buei14
and bub1hall player. -~·
"NO:W be'J a ,70 golfer and I think ti
decided to take U aaiouJ!y and 111 on pro toar, he'd make a lot of rra;ey."·-.,,~.~
Ive. rememben a Orne when the StJf1
· were practicing ln Pomoaa 11111 lie .g;
sested playlng ping. -with ~ for a, dollar a game. .• ~
"I .bad been a divisional champjori· h
Great LaW Naval Slalloll &Dd. lhiMJl)ll I
wu • better tlian average pfuc ~
player. But be went through me llk&1a
doee of salt -I don't thlnk I got mGn
than lour poinll In any game. .
0 But 1here'1 no way you can't respect
Sharman. He has a flnlng l)'llem -II I
pr.fer has I turnover he'• fined ' buck,
And If he blocks • •bot he a.ts • buclr.
, "Right DOW I lhlnk the Laken retped
bbD""' much they'd Walt_ !be court '?" the.Ir hands If he said to." -·
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J.n!eitJi ' boKMball sqUlll ls mote.·tUn
atUYe. • '.
, Bead man Tim Tlft tra.Yeltci' to! San
'Diego ' State Wedn0da7 night lo IOOUt
fonner UCI coach DJck D1viJ' Aztecs
against North Dakota Slate, •nllclpa!ing
a .,..11., of the two IChools in the an-
nul! Ktwuls lourney lo Crawlonl llall
Wadoield>y.
"I will 10 lo Westmont Colle&• lo
watch Humboldt State ellber Friday or
SalW'day Di&bt/'· Tift reveals. , ... ;
Humboidt plays Clminon~Mudd !'II·
day' nigh! •nd brlnp • M ..-.! to. "8
Soolb!ancl for the double to u r,n (y
parilclpa!loo. Wheaton College of 1lliqill
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CORONA DEL MAR'S MARK LOWfREE RACES DOWNCOUltT WITH BALL IN THI SIA KINGS' 64-.52 HUNTINGTON TOUltNIY WIN Ovl1t Nlw°l'OltT HAll901t.
1ang1.. with the host school anc!. TUt It
hopeful Wheaton and Humboldt will mett
Saturday evening. ·
"'lllil"""1d give me .....W.W !o,-
an opinion on for our game with
Humboldt," be aaJd .. "WewUI UJe •mu· ~ u ..... qalnat lhem ancll 'll'ilU!d
like to see them against that type or
defense before our 1ame."
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!Corona del Mar
omes Back;
Oilers Sink· to Consolation .. . Edison Eases . The Anteater tourney takes plact Tuea-
day and Wedne.!day night b e for e
Christmas with UCI and Humboldt State
meeting,atit opening night. The cham·
pioMbip geme la alao •t 9 on Wedneaday.
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~· lips Sailors After Last-ditch 82-80· Loss
To Semifinals,
Trip8 Spartans, Meanwhile, assistant coach Jerry
Hulben i> Jn Modtllo .doing a lltU.
recruiting at ·one of the oldest and most
prestigious junior college tournamenll
around.
By PIDL RO&S
011110 o.11r PJ1t1 ~?-'" By ROGER CARUON
Corona del Mar's Sea· Kings rebolUlded °' 1110 ot11r ''"' 1taH
from Tuesday night's set-,back against Cal Wulfsbere's two free throws witb 18
Servile by overcOming cross-district rivhl .seconds remaining in the sec 0 n d NeWport Harbor, 64-52, in the consolation quarterfinals ot the 43rd annual Hun-c overtime Wednesday night relegated the
tington Beach InvitaUOnaJ basketball host Hunlington Beach fflih Oilers to an
tournament at Edison Hijh Wednesday afternoon tussle with Millikan today in
night. , .lbe 43nl annual Hunling1on Beach Invi!a·
The Sea Kings (IH) '"m now 1..,. , U~ baske!bal! tourney. ·
Arcadia's Apaches at 8:30 'tonJght at the ·'" ·It was a sWn~ turnabout for coach
game location in the cons o I at i on Elmer Combs' Oilers, who had led un-
1emifinals. 'If • ' defeated Long Beach Wilson (M ) by as
For d>rona. ». waa merely a i:~at many I! 13 point.. (~) m~way
perforI11ance of an earlier 64-50 victory • through the third period.
over these same Tars.
But numerous turnovers a 11. l n 1 t
Wilson's press put things into overtime
and an eventual 82-80 defeat.
In tonight's semifinals play It'll be
Warren and Wilson at 7 followed by
Compton and Servile at 8;30.
Other scores Weihlfsday in cham-
pioa&blp play were Comptoa 55, Pactflc
SO: Swiliy 11111.s 71, Serv)le 53; and War-
ren 61, Millilan -Sl. •
Pactfic ancl Servile , battled •I 4:30
following the H1D1ting10D-Milllkan cl.sh.
"We just did not handle the press,"
Combo explained, "but our lack of
defense in the second half hurt even more
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Edlaon's Oiarger1 ~amed themselves a
7 o'clock consolation eemlfinal ap,ot
against Tustin tonight on the Charger
floor in the 43rd annual Huntington Beach
Invitational basketball tournament.
Coach Dave Mohs' Edison quintet got
itself into the semis by soundly thrashing
Villa Park's Spartans, 65-44, on the same
court Wednesday night while Tustin
wtllpped Anaheim, 85-62, in an earlier tiff.
The Chargers effectively solved Villa
Park's pressing tactics, which included
full court coverage al times and hall
court pressure on other occasions.
.He will fly, to Washington to watch
Seattle-Pacific Friday nl&hl and Puget
Sound Sa!urclay. UCI !aoales with
Seattle-Pacific nell Thursday and Puget
Sound later In the campaign. Both 1amer
figure ~Uy in Till'• piano foe
1Uccess at UCI this year.
"We have to do wtll or defeat both of
them to be considered for the NCAA
Regionals, 01 is the way he feeil: about the
two games.
~ut first things, first.
Humboldt Slate brings • pe]lesl, H
recocd to the Westmont toumamenL
And, Jn onler lo a<compll&b a triumph · ~'rrii:.~ t1meha/l~~:;c1! GWC Upended, 93•73
The winne rs pushed. their overall
record to 4-3 by hitting on 22 or 47 field
goals for a respectable 48.8 percenta'ge
while also canning .21 oC 28 from the foul
line.
Meanwhile, Villa J>art's markamanship
was atrocious, to uy the least.
San Diego Stale Is 7-4 and will tra\rel to
Oregon State Saturday night for a atnite
game in the Northwest ,before partidpa-
tlon in the ucr event aa:ainlt Qiapman
Tuesday at 7. 1terfing defensive effort.
fact, Corona kept !j'ewporl's poten. T L ' A · y~n:~.~olf::1:~ . urrwvers, ancer ce The Spartans connected on Just 18 of '73
from the field for a frigid 24.1-nonn while
managing but eight of 14 from the charity
stripe. •
Add look411n~ BOb' Balley, llead ,.. ..
· fe11lonal at RuchO Su J01qala plf
coane, ptiyed football 1t OrUI* Coad
College I• ltM and wore ju1ey No. 11.
' sp<lrl In tlle fburth quarter mllng
losers over Uie 50 mark. .: r • ' =~.~~!~L."'~r'd1~ •• ···.T· · oo Much. fo· r Rustlers P': the first ball to. put down tllelr
verSaHes fOr gooC:l. • ' '
Edison sewed up the victory early -in
the initial stages of the second half.
That's when the Chargen zipped from
a 26-19 lead into a much fatter 37-19 ad· vantage , courtesy of their a611ity to break
the Spartan press and the jelling of the
fast brtak.
Wbell the DAILY PILOT ru • plctan
of tlll1 year'• Soutb Coad Coaferuee co-
chtniplom, Bob w111't nre If tt wn th
flpt pltoto Gr IOL No. 1111 alM • laa1ky
blonde ud b very llmllar la appearaoce
lo Balley. Tbe player -llarvey Sarpr• . .... Wi!b Corona on top by 23-19, It eoheno-
lb margin by dumping m eight poln!a
Ille fmal two mlnules of Ille lniUal hall
assume a 31-11 advantage at fit. on1.5.;· "' I "
Sea Kings managed this oo shots
m the left corner by Matt Keough and
f Whartoo and on two free throws
ch by Wharton and Dan Grtgsby.
·At the s8.me time, the only points
· port was able to dump through in
· t span came on a pair of charity
~ by Dan Johnson.
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By RON EVANS
Of ,... °'"' "'"" ,,.,,
/ILTA LOMA-Nino-thirty Jn the morn-
ing is Just too earlf to play basnlball.
' That could very Well be the thougflt of
Golden West College coach Dick Stricklin
after he watched his Rustlers drop a 93-
73 decision to ruiged Pasadena in the
opeaing salvo of lhe Chaffey inl?tational
tournament Wedne5'1ay .
The setback put the RusUers into the
consolation round against Gt'OS!ITlont. 85-
83 loser to East 14. The two clubs pi.et
this morning. Golden We!t just had too ma11Jf turn·
overs and too much of Pasadena's g..7
ceriter Larry Pounds to stay witb lhe
Lancers. .
Those turnovers e.lagued the Ru.Uers
throughout When Golden West would
make a run at Pasadena (7-2)1 a key turn-
over wouJd dim its d>alr-
And it was U!Ually POUDds who convert-
ed the turnover into a Pasadena two-
po'•'·r. ' VHM Pert 1441 a•IMfl IUI W d be} r!n
•uK ft n llf i. · " n ., ,, ed ing IJ will g Fridl)' night for 'nle 4M._-.....1 f~ fln!lhed With kllroy 1 1 J s ••Id! 1 • • 2 tlDe ol the ,tll-tlme greet water polo pl•Y·
35 ~ alfh. M ........ (al LI _.,... ftU O\ln(111 S t 1 1t Sllooll. ' 10 t II pointa, ..... .,.aying some ..... :t moves ft n ,. "' ft n .,, ., ArW111 1 2 s , H••"*" 1 o 1 , m at UC Irvine. to the bucket and some fine jump ahot.s. wti1m.1c1 1 t 2 12 Dtbwry 11 ' ll H v1111 ' 2 t 10 Partier ' 2 1 10 Ferdy Mwlmino and Lindi Lee O\lnk 'f J I IJ WUlfl,_. J t l I OltreoO-l I J I llrbel J I I ' And he led the Lancers on the boards. Worthy , 1 1 1, Hloll'lt!wY s 1 1 11 Wl(ldttrom 1 1 1 , wi11r."" 1 ' J 1 QandJer will be married It h OJm..
1be game was a little frustrating for White s ' , 11 S'*1 1 J ' 1• ToSl9fCM 1 0 • 2 ~ 1 '• ' 2 munlty Congregational Church of C"«ona
the ~tlen who have now dropped three lroob 11 1 1 " :i~ : : ~ 1: =~• 1 : ; ~ &:m-11 ~ ; : ~ de! Mar.
(• •• • ~ ·and ~. their seas°' mart to Tot•• ,. 21 10 • ~e':11 J : J,: Tor.11 H 1 11 ., "=11 ri ,; 1: J Congratulations to the young couple
-.-. " ,..,.... scwe lt7 GNl'Qn and be.st wi.sbea to Ferdy in conllnuini On three separate occaaians, Golden Hun11n11or1 ••di 11 11 " 11 • 2 -• vma ,.,,. 10 1 11 1• -., his medical studies at"UCL W~· players Were deaJt teobnlcal fou1s-1'jiiiiiii....,iiii-iiiiiiwii1ii_Di,,iii1ii1ii2ii' ii22iiii'iiii'u_ii.,iiiiiiiiiii.ii'iii'""';;uiiiiiiiaiiiiiii,iii2ii';;' ii~iii·ii,.ii_ii.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiDiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiili'; all for cuntnr.· I~ .... ,. ... ,.,...,. .. ,..,..,.........,,. ... Jilli___,.,._..,,.,. ..
Golden w..i, after • 11oW mr~ (the
Rustlers trailed'll·2), rallied to go •head
of the Lancers, 211-18:
Tben1"ounds weftt to work, hitting !our
cooaecuUve ba!tets fn>m 1n cloee. And al!er e q.o.pointer by Pasadena· (IJ•nl
Kevin Hoyt and a free throw by Gary
Richanlsoo, sandwiched around • pair
of Rustler bucket.s, the winners ~ad a
commanding ~22 leod.
II '
ucs Drop Another One
Final Seconds, 1i · 70
After that Pasadena maintained a 10-to !I-point advantage the rest of the way. 'BE
Golden West got to within nlne with
1, ~r minutes to ~o bl the game (77"8),
.....__....,1theLancersreeledo!!zine1>0inbm I 538 CENTER STREET• COS A MESA• PHONE 646-1919
;f i By CRAIG SHEFF
l • o( tt. DallY Pl ... llaH
~TA LOMA-Mt. San Antonio College ,
r
ard Dan Spindler hit a bucket from
se range with five seconds to go to
nd Orange Coast a 71-70 loss in ille
· g round Of the Olalfey invitational
ketball tournament Wednesday after •
t was the second heart.breaking set·
k for coach Herb Livsey's Pirates in
ive<lay period.
turday nigh!, the Bucs dropped u
triple overUme decision to Los M·
CC in the final three seconds.
like the LACC tilt, the Pirates had
ance to wrap it up with seconds le.Ct.
Ith just 21 seconds to go and OCC up
G'te (7MI) Pirate forward C.huck
key WIJ fouled. He missed his firs t
pl snd Ml. San Ao!onio rebounded
boll. Mount'6 worked It into Spindler
) who wa1 a.U alooe underneath the
for 1.11 e.uy two-pointer. eo..t met Rivenlde this mom-
ii the COOJOlation round. Riverside
u 81,'ll' d..islon to LA Valley.
WP ID aphl.U ba tUe for Livsey's crew
the way qalnat a very tall Mountie
t line that conti.'Jted of Spindler, cen·
Jlllk• Muir Cl-10) and forwanl Paul
IM). Bplndler domlaa led the
boards for the most part and both got
numerous buckets in close ovtr the abort-
er Pirate front line.
When Mt. SACJlltJO ol ib first 12 shots
in the opening minutes for a 20-a lead it
appeared that Orsftge Coaat was f!Oing
to get blown out of the Chaffey College
gymnasium. ·
But the Pirates began cutlini into the
Mountie lead, redudng It to just one pojnt
(33-37) at the half.
ML SAC took thi upper. band in tbe
seoond hatt, hold• I-lo~ advantage
through most ol It.
But when Mountie. coach Gene Victor
was given a technlcal for cursing with
eigh t minutes to ,o, OCC cashed In on it.
The Pirates' Jahi Seymour converted
the teclutical Jnto a lllccessful free lhro"'
and also added a l"o-Polnler on the en-
sulng in-bounds play to cut lhe Mounlle
lead to fiYe (H-59).
Then a pair of bud:ets by Bue forward
Skip Wilhams and a short jumper by
guard Glenn Nelsolri (IYe the Pirates a
65-34 lead and it was hectic the rest ol
the way.
°"9ft" CM•I {JI) Mt. 1M A""""9 ft!) "'".,'* "".," ",,_. II ' ' t1 wm..,.. 1 I ' lJ Nt!IOft 1$11Jfllt,.,.,. 6JllJ
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To1tl1 • 10 11 71 MflftllN1 Mt, IM Antwi!. JI, 0tatlff Cott1 #
a row and it was all over. _____ ;..;.;...------------+--~----... -----------Guard Joe Croom and reserve forward
Jerr St. Clair led the RusUen with lt
points each.
St. Clair dJd most of his scoring in the
first half, hitting seven of 11eve11 field
goals. And Cl'oom contributed 11 of his
total in the second 20 minutes.
'~YOUR HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE ,f&e.
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N n " ~ N ~ " ~
Footballs 7.95 to 24.95
(l'OOm 7f11•Hovt ltl• 1 arown 1111M1)0l'I ft l l
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Andt..on s 2 I 12 PouMI 11 t I J.! l(llctl 1 , 0 J ,,,,_, , • • ' Soccerballs 8.95 · 17.95
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TONIGHT Handballs 95c & 1.10 COLLIDE
GILMW HOT SPRJNGS-S.ddl<blck
College's basketball team atttmpU to
notch Ua fin! victory of the 1'71-72 c:&m-
palgn tonight, f•cinl Mt Su J•cloto at
9: 15 In the aMual lift. JAC !<ilJmlUlltllt
here. I
Saddleback's Gauchos have dropped all
Playpnd Balls
Letterman Jackets 27 .95
1even of their games thus far. Im·-----------U Saddleback defeab Mt S.n J1cin!o
tonight, they wJll lace the Antelope Val·
ley-Canyons winner Friday night at t :l5.
If the Gauchos JOit, they will play 1 con·
Basketballs 5.95 to 16.95
• Tennis Dresses 14.95 & 29.95 ..
Tennis Shorts 5.95 to 12.95
Tennis Shirts 4.95 to 8.00
1Jcfl8S Tennis Shoes 7.95
Men's Tennis Shoes 8.50-9.50
WamHlp SUHs 12.95 & 19.95
HandbaN GIOYes 3.95 to 6.95 Nylon Jackets 7.95 & 15.95
Tennis Rackets 6.95 to 48.95 Volleyballs 3.95 to 17.95
tolatlon round tllt at S:4S Friday. ,,..., • .,._ ... _ .. ., ... , .. .,,~ .. ._-•...,..,••••J1•1<•""'•""'--•••1<•""'•""'•-IWQW1<•••..,-.. .,,. ..... ., .. .., ....... ~,. •• .,.., ... , ...
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Tilun<1'7, O.U-16, 1971
'Freshman Paces
Marina Triumph
• '8y HOWARD L. HANDY ot .. ~ ..... .,.,.
Marina High School has a
secret weapon and barring the
unexpected, be wW be around
for a 1oi1g time.
The sec:;ret weapon Is a
young freshman basketball
player who promises stardom
within a short period or time.
.Bob Losner, t 6 ·foo t -~
forwaf<I, made the most of his
rm start as a vars11y player
Wednesday night to 'lead coitch
Jim Stephens' Marina Vikings
to a 72-55 victory over visiting
Lakewood in a oon-league
game played on the winner's
court.
Losner joined senior team-
mate Dean Bogdan 1n con!
Ing Into the starting )lneup on
a regular basl8, the Yikes
figure to hnprove.
Spealul oot only scorm early
for the Vlkhlt!s but bad thre.
ateals In the first ha.IC and ad-
ded another in the fourth
period. '
Marina hit at·a fancy 46 per-
cent from the floor while
Lakewood, lnlimidated by the
towering Looner and Bogdan.
hit l9 pen:ent with Glen Gerke
lending the way with 27.
Marina will host t h e
Fullerton Indians Friday night
with tipoff at 8 o'clock.
Cage Scores
trolling bolh backboards and s •• r.m ... hA•ffNll after a wobbly start, pkked up s111 c1M1...i1 14H 1u1 c~ ~ Ctl f !2'1:1 Rtlllr the tempo to lead all Marina llCIOll'tJ 01 ,. ,., E1r1
scorers wilh 25. He not only Kalot• 111 c 1to E1111es Elltl'lhol!T> ffl G (4) Mo:Cormldr hit uncter the basket but from .$dlftn1 !71 G c.J °*'"*'
12 to 20;·feet out and ffOD1 the sc SC:or1nt subif-Ktewoei" " T"'°"""' · d -"-t h -2, ICr1rMr l. Oe,..n ICI, CdM comers m aw.uug e scorin. 51111........o.i;" t. McKHVll~ 1.
DAILY Pit.Of •
hltosky
Top Pirate
Craig Zaltooky ... the -
valuable pblyer '-' It
Wedneoday night's blnquol
la114iDi the Orange Qiu!
College rootball team •
sttve Mooaban war
prestnted t b e outstaod.lD4:
back award and P a 1
Sweetland was honored a~ th!
oot~anding lineman, Bolh, ar~
freshman.
The Bill Jenkins award for ·
hitter of the year went. h
linebacker Paul Moro. Anolbti
linebacker -Dan Moati: -
was presented the most: lm··
proved award given anooall3
by the DAILY PILOT.
The leaduabip awant -
presented by the N~r
Harbor-Costa Mesa Wons (lul
went to Dennis Waht!ra.
TAB can Hv• ·
with a budget • : •
. YOURS! 1'b :.
835-7'177 Lakew~players. DlldllMlll " Gu111t1on i. 1C111111 ,, I • Fr1no:o l.
'He improved tremen-~f.....,j§~""§' ~""""'§~ .. 5-~. ~·~,.~~[;~~~~~~~~ dously since the s e a s o n
· started,'' Step¥na ,.Id follow-~~
SQnset League Cross Coaintry C Jaampions
mg~gam<. s . §' . . ."We just wan~ In hring e~ "o·, 'JI~ _: him along slowly and not p., ~_j
make h i m sell-conscious. o 0 'J! .
Consequently, he hasn't played cr.•o• ~~g!:"U:lr~n~~~tes ln ~ : BICYCLES,,. Newport Harbor High's cross country team swept to the Sunset
... League championship. Front row from left -Jeff Kingsley, Clark
Pothoff, Bill Heidbrink, Lee Batson, Sam Simakis. Standing ·-
coach Bob Hailey, John Holcomb, Craig Clarke, Tim Rudy, Denny
Cline, Dave Cross, coach Bert Donald. "He started this one because ~
our seniors haven't been doing :.,, c FOR THE •'
the job we expected and he <::: MERRIEST
played the entire game. I CHRISTMAS o...-
think he's ready."
-.
~: Monarchs Trample
:. Tourney Foe , 63-28
Cjrcling
Th e Links
Southland Ski Areas, Ready he Is. FAMILY fUNt,.._.
Lakewood opened 1n front
with a free throw and regain·
ed the lead at 3-2 early in the T. ~~':..· 646-17116
Have Plenty of Snow action. After that, Roger st•rb 0«. 1t1: ""'· "'"' l"rt., • 11 11 111 .. ' ,. 4,,. .., •
Speaks hit his second field!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Mater Del Hlgh's Monarchs
· snapped out of a three-game
'· losing streak Wednesday on
: • their way to a lopsided 62-38
goa l and the Vikings were off ~
(15 in the decisive second Mesa Verde Southland ski buffs will have Hothd•v Hin --e1•11Y wuh ~ and running. They never look-Sea.IS lncl'le1 IM m1ttreu 1110W on 1 21.lnch half) while committing only Mesa Verde Country Club plenty of opportunities to en· rn•llJTllOe 11.1 .. , iwo ·-0111 •lld • ed. back and the Lancers .
eight miscues themselves. joy ~eir fa,vorite pa~time at :;:~. 1111 opeft/ 'e•teiient eonc1lt1oM receipted for only their second
From the floor Mater Del gohrislfers staged. theirf annual a myriad of winter resorts in Mt. a.1c1r --this wet1tenc1 1or loss of the early campaign rn mw•
' .
PllCU .:o.
· • conquest of Santa Ana Valley
: .. at V a1encla High.
' And in doing so coach Jerry
Tardie's Monarchs qualified
. ·for the consolation cham-
plonshle game Friday af· ~ .. ternoon (5:30) against F'oothfll
in the ninth aruiuaJ VaJencia
Lettermen's Club basketball
··~~.
.., . F.ootblll drew the assigri-
; ment to face Maler Dei after
•. dropping a 7/.71 first-round
.'.tut In Troy, then drawing a
· bye Wednesday.
The Monarchs' easy win
.,.over Santa, Ana Valley Via5 a
: •rrematch· of their initial non.
-:•Jeague test of the season and
this time it was even easier.
The Falcons tried to cross
·up Mater Dei with a slow
··down, deliberate style in the
~·first half, but George Herold's
~ four second quarter buckets
' gave lhe winners a 22-12. lead
with 1:02 left in the half.
Then Tardie unleashed a
man-to-man defeme in ~ se-
. cond half, Greg Green began
• dropping the ball in from
. .'.outside and it was all over.
,. "W• really need«I that
one," said Tardie afterward.
•. Herold tiad his best scoring
~ effort of the year with 24
counters and Green added 18
·.to the Monarchs' cause.
.'.: And Tardie was pleased with
:-. both along with Dave Nfnry
·:and Rick Kniffin. ~
;: The Monarchs forced 22
:'Santa Ana VaJley turooyers
Basketba ll·. . ;~ Summari~
C · tmas party go! tourna· both Southern California and 11"'' .... 1"' •nd .,_. Pl•r: tr1rM 1"""" against six victories. was 27 or 71 for 38 percent. At .io ..-.
the f-throw line the stats ment over the past weekend in the High Sierras this M1. Pll'IOI --weetena1 wim 11 Marina's mark is now 4-2 ror ''"" kend /ndlel 1111 i,_; Wiit bt -dill'( from b showed nine for 13. with 90 couples participating wee · o.c. ie thrllll9h Ntw y..,,, trom d•wn t e year and with Losner mov-
ln the first half Santa Ana in the scotch twosome event Most of. the Southland ski un~1!t!i''~i°" --e1111Y with 10.11 * .. fr _
1
-t:f
ed . areas are open, including Gold 1nt11n °' mMWn.cie .-1 -ma1nu1 ,,_ ... Valley had two attempts from that was. follow by dinner Mine, Holliday Hill, Mt. Baldy, 1n<1 two.._ 11~ -; 1100C1 u.11111. 111 n •' ,.
the gratis stripe -Mater Diei and dancmg. , Mt. Pioos. Rebel Ridge, Snow ,.!:=. ~1\11-...... ~;'•n.:~Zi ~::!.r ~ ~ ~ ~
none. First place went to 111rs. Forest, Soow Ridge, Snow ::::.,..,..~~'~'~"" 10 m•~e •r1Jfld•I ::=" i ~ ~ 1~
The FaJcons were cold from . Jane Feltelson and Bob Valley. Snow Summit and s-R~ --d1111 with MK 1... SPeau ' • 2 12
the floor, hitting on1y 13 of 49 Wigmore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Table Mountain. ~ri::~-; .-_. '' lowel' ~ , ,: ,: ,: ~
attempts for 26.5 percenL And DonaJdson futisbed second and In addition, 'June Mountain JMW s...mm11 --d•llY with nw Liii....., 1u1
the gratis shooting showed two Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ikenberry fn the High Sierras reports :=5 ,;'!...';":. =1~i~ :! :!o '::; c.mw.ii 1: ~ '; ~
for seven. placed third. some new powder and ex-'--_._.1r,., e11c.i1en1 111111111 anc1 tiNton J • l ' ~ i>OUlbUllY cf .,_ nlllltl1. 1 'l'ovnt 2 I J • 19th Hole cellent skiing. s,_ v111rr --d111y wl!h tour Gen:• u J • 21 Here is a ski report of the 1nc1ws °' m1nm.oe -1 two ,_ Jew111 2 1 4 5
Knlfli<>
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'' " •' •• Youngsters in the Orange Southern California resorts. tows --'Int. e""1a 1 • • • ~ ~ ! 1~ Coast area interested in learn· s.ni1rn c111...,,., 1r!'~!r1C1~":/~ two°"r'~111~..:,: ·~~':" 2! ; ,: 1r ; : ! 1: ing more about the game or Gold M1,. --d•Ur w1111 1111 1n-°" • 11).rnc11 m1nm.a 11111; Ho. 1 tow • ktl'9 11r 0111rt9f'1
10 , , 24 golf, will have an opportunity ~r11:1 :; e::."~1 :r1111 •::1;..,.~ ~~:.''11.,., w«Y ·toOCt •kHr-. con-t':k!:.c.t ~~ l~ :: :.:Z Kllev
Gr1en ·-· Mtrllndll!1
E, l'oellt"l'll
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; ; : ..; ing Range Saturday at 1
o'clock.
J. Poellltn Tot1ls
...... ·-" Roblrts
Hill , __ ·-· . ... Tot11$
S.nt1 A,.. VtHl'f 1211 " . . ' ' . ' . ' , , . • • " ' Seen llr °''"'"
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Mllw Oil • 1• 21 11 -6J
SA V1ller • I ' 10 -:II
The range is loCated just
north of Costa Mesa at I&.m
S. Harbor Boulevard.
Youngsters from 8 through ,
18 are invited to participate in
the clinic with the charge of I
$1.50 including instruction and p
golf balls.
Laguna Netters Win
Laguna Beach Tennis Club
remains in first place in the
Orange County Winter League
favor as he rattled off a $.1
victory in the final set in 30
minutes.
following a 9-0 victory over the Mttl'• si"'""
Fullerton No. 3 team this s~ P.a~oc:t CLJ dl'I. ic:"" ~ney
W k .. ..i the } ' ho e IF!. 44, 1..i. i·I. , ee e ...... on ooer s m CIM.K.k scr111ner (Ll dtf. Alex Porlat>d
courts.' !Fl,'"'·'"'· Stev~· Peacock paced the ... ,,,.... 1t1ra 11.1 11a1. Mlk• 1Cow11
. thr 0=1. '"'· "'°· victory .with a ee-set win so0 J1mlffon ILi dtl', Ron Doebler
over Kfn Mltlley, U, 7-6, •L IF~~·]~ (LJ dtf. Jo11n '"""'*"'
Peacock was forced to CF1. w. M .
P t ' le W-'S Sllllllt overcome eacoc s accura Ltllll• culh!r-. tLI dd..,.E, Hu'• 1F1. volleys and to~sptn backhand "°' .. ,.
to gain the victory. ' Lind• c\lltt':-:i:.•::•~.,..i.eo,. 1L1
After ,dropping the first set, clef. DDtbltr" =-~~ •t. •1,
Peacocltforced the second set kr111ntr •rid J-cC.1 .,, srm. into a lie.breaker and won, rnona Mid 11"-•1 1F1, .. ,. M.
t_alCU» llSTllllS Cll.1.Y.C.1(1•11£1 llMUlY.• PIOlf", 6~ r:tl.ll l[llJIM. IPllll S.
Only more .
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M .. t ol the open :tr lh Northern i;alilot\lill,. Oregon and II YWI •'!'l&bt ~.jie'U !:~~ J=• 0.:.: ;;;/:'~f:::·!'nd°t: ;J,oot !',!: be amoil, ~1irfl to!;iimJI
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• aetUe Iil the. flonl!y Lake area above J\eno .. eee.. and , 1 major-Post euson bowl pe,
tit ~ out Ip tbJa: area as long 8:5 ia possible Mfore the Pasad a Bowl th be lit1d .... the <>Wen's ·vauey, Colorado Ri'let aJ)d salton Sea. en • ' ' • iirilbiil>IJ tpe· rbo&t aotlceable increase in waterfowl ~pu-• Sat.urdAy at the.,_Role Bowl
bil been the C.padian honker buildup in 'Riverside eoun. "We never e x p e c t e d
ty_ ~·qi ~l)lg~ can be ,e. ~ln·Uie UJOs be-anything but that we woold
!be cities o! RJvmi~e and San Jadbth. , have 191!1<. ~ IOOP. com·
· t.enDe "' Costa Mesa· and Ed Groehil,yie ol toguna · petjLioh fl> tlfi J!is¥••• , baaed ·bfi .bOnien on tbe Due) Harbor Hunt Club llowl," MurllllY said. f )\ursan
ier this week "Jlle. pelr o! hunters also repoit' that Ibey bag· J.,. 1!!4\e'. lk. ll<>I,' J1i.rt an ~ a fair number of t:ptjg and widgeon on their hunts. 1 ·avtra'ge IOotG&Jl·.tQm <:__it is i ~ewport Beach scatter-gunner Hobie SmiOi had a. good an excell~I ~lball·. Ul.n],
• al the Sprig Club located on !he northeru' <!fld'<( tbe' §>lion · milch ittooli" ·llian "" '"r ! s a. Smith says there a~ a lot of big ~wrt« ~th. JDiPerial · nail)' ~ed.'' ~· ...
t ey and that there are as· many geeae·iit-the-Valley1'U there · San Jose"StatE, represe . ·
• in years. . the P,acific Coast , ""Ath1eUc1
g winds have.)lelped private clubs and public shii>Ung A..n.,' 1'>1ds a st'""11ng 13-)1
s around the sea. , . uRBet -y~ptory ov~ Rose ~WI· ~ ow I~ are ttie main aUracUon al the WlSter WUdJlfe bound.:·Stanford abd f11W15 a.
!' ef where-iiWlterS deploying decots· are·~ good to · ellght cboice at31hst Mernl'hls.
Olllent goose shootint. Jerry Tbompsoo iMd· Phil 'tOl.el· of the ,.. :state~ kingpin of tile Missouri
" Wl&r area were two hunters bagging limits·of geese and ducks Valley .Conferen~ )me~ the
on the refuae durin& a recent hunt. , · 'tw'o clubs-,~llide/
sbort drive to-the lhallow waters ol the "'hclt Bay ii cur· And Murphy. can only aVff.
a -·to. ~d. This marsh area is . ~mlllf .... with "When Dewey King (San
ds of ducks and ·other, waterfowl. The ma)O~ty of ,ducks Jose coach) says hia club µses
resting and feediq on the _pr~rve_ are l!P!!B1 but .there a multiple offense, you'd _bet-
lso widgeon anl)f spoanies Dl.lled m 111tb theni. • ter believe he isn't kid4ing.
,.. .j:l'he oo~k for ~ rtmtfinder of tHe-waterfowt _ aeuM is They have in Dave Cbiney ~ goOO m all portions of ~ Southland._ Opel_! wat~ 11 at a All·Amuican linebacker, .one
um due to the lack of ram and f~g rught time temp-of the fi®Jt, athletes "in the
,era9Jtts is forcing the birds (o bunch up oo_,.open water. • country aJid 6e i.s bf far f,beir
' · DotJe Searce in Me•o · finest aweie, but their of(ense ~ ~ , ,,~ -~~ iaverystrong,too. ~, .
· Id weaftitf Js also J'.CSPOllSlble for,~ illetllKHnlnl , "I would compare San JoR
bltewlD( den to m.i(rate farther ~ tlMf ~ bor. St.ate favorably with ~ thei
reporU Saady. Boose 'of NewPOrt Bed. "Tlte major ooncen· University of Mississippi. ~
·-. ·or blrds js now la the farm 1lud1 aroand Ber-,slllo only ·dilfer.ence-Js. that :·t
sou .. war~. , . . , Miasias1ppi can put more tntn,, L.:'""C.:::%:i:.;:_:;::;:._..:., ____ _J
, ;Boose also reporieCI \iit ~ dock popalatiOI ls bulldJ.ag up Jn uniform. Man for P1an, • ~... " ·• rivers below ·lh!l.)l!lr!ler city of l\1exl<IJ/ but tb1t ll wW ,!hough, San J.., Is j~ as :__:,;_ __ :,.._..:._ ___________ .;...._
tW mid..JUlllJ'f, • · \ 1 .,.,. good and; I'm convtiicect, · · '
. No Albacore Limit '-,, :-r~ ~~,learn we've Cal ,State (Long Beach)
• • twater anglers scored a victory in the recent meeting or "l know One thing, though:"
Fish and Game Co~ission. Sportsmen •b'ave /ought bard he added. 11we're going to Pl AD' ah • c .
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For Youth r fears against the m~ backed commercial fl!hermen, an4 have to lose a lot o! sleep ays o·n eun ourt' . came out on top <i the political battle:-· ;r ... trying to find ·a . way to stop
, te will' be no limil OJI sport catches of albacore next sea-them... Kids in youth organizations I~.' A litnit of ten fish ~ been recommended by com~~cial Murphy"' ~lub experiene'ed Cal State {Long Beach) will King was the second IUding throughout Southern California
tif»etests at an ~rlier meeting, but due to 8 lack 1.egitunate its worst season since rbe took make its first of l'!VO Orange junior college scorer in the na-will have an opportunity to at-f msons the commission~ in fa~or of .• Uie ~rt fish;mit". over as, bead coach in' 1958. ~ty appearances Frldfy tJon last year with a 34.1 scor· tend Saturday'.s 26th annual ~Jlq Hoek C~ Anglf,tlff_~tl 1 ~~ I:Z w~:: b~ totalti~~ ~::m ~~enU';.arCew~: ·in« everage and ~tbeas~ern Pasadena Bowl contest at the
r -Good catches of rock cod are being fttorlel by Dl,.Yey'1 ll..points. ~ 1 : (I). Iowa Area Comm Ull l t Y Rose Bowl, as guests of the
a.._ Art's Laadl.q and Ute ludllrp '8Vt' &aacJd 1dlelr S.. The 49ers ranked i n College. sponsoring Pasadena J r .
alet to capltalhe °" the _...... ,IJPig, CO'f" cod and Ung Still, the Ti!'!'Frs claim'ed the everyone's Pr;_season Top Ten 'Only former Orange County Qwnbtr of Co(nme.rce.
.,...... 1,..__.& ·--" 1 d Missouri Valley Conference · u.e ar lty te ts 6-.. to 21 poaadl are M&':,unusul ~ • ...:... ,"1J-. •nUNJ.et ~ champloftslilp' lihd the rtght to will make a r~lurn engage-prep:on '!'! .v s ros r Dick Heimann, Chairman or
' •INi other bottom au. , ,. , , . nt the circuit 1 in the m~t to Ana,h~un on Feb, 1 2 guard ROY Miller, a tw~tlme the Pasadena Bowl Game,
1 O<lel ts slew .. to • Jack of fislitDf pressure bot a represe agawt UC Irvine. NJ-Clli'· .pick at Hunlina:ton stated that any y 0 u t h
alee catclles of baYi Ud sand bast llave been checked in Pasadena Bowl. LQpg · Beacl) has t h r: e e Beach 'Bigh. Miller saw du\f organizations wishing to at·
Ute Pavlllol ud ldt't. AB _oc:c~nal trl~ bn1 It. · "It's ~n. o~ of .• ~Y m~st · si.aders. bi:ck from last year'• . in just 11 games last year as a lend the Pasadena Bowl
....... hooked by bhl working anglers Dear the 'Reobe1 ~ · fru.strating se~sons, admits 24-5 club ~l·g UDADlmous sophomore but has impressed classic to be played between
# Murphy. ''Fumbles caused the ( · ~~n All-Amertci guard Tarkanlan. San Jose State and. Memphis
, • ' . . . gre~.te.s~ problems, -~ . §cl Ratleit A U; 1unior, ''We've Deen very pleased State, should contact the ' Colll}lfater Helps thats a PI a Y we ve never Railetr averag• 19.9 points ~·w!lh· Roy's P.~ogr~ss," says Jaycee office, 181 s. Los
t fiahlng l.s .us1't. as the top . .port ·at most ~akes in t wor1ked ~n 1j prac~ce. Ma~ :..r,:rl:ame laSt year: Tarkanian. •'He 's going to be a Robles Avenue, in Pasadena,
California as .....t.t water has bfought the fighting rain-of. act, 8 ways oUJ(ht ;Also back is 6-6 forward good help to us thls season." or call 213-792-5146.
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W11tr polo• ond ·-1 COU11o Foulall Vollly Crull""*'
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o/ ui. ovenlng In Orance Coat! MOii Val~blt; .Jd J""
area prep eirclet. l " 'nlngh:; Captain: lAIJ1 Reid;
IJolll M ... Wiler Polo Most lmprovod :° !>!ilcO'Hanaen.
v·~ . " --• Julor V1tl•Y Clplaln: Mllce Yarwood; !.$Oii v a lu ab I•: Matt MOii Vlluabll: Dave Martz:
Wlldellch; Most )mproved: Clptlin; Gory Strlnfer; Most
Bret Roll; Most Io,oplraUooll . ....:lm=pro..:.v...:ed..:.:...:Dltrlllc:· -'--Loe_. __
-Mllce Hollister.
Jallllr VIHllJ·
Clptaln: steve Sponagle; I.-'"'----~_,.---,
Mbal Valu1ble: Richard Whit·
more; Most Jmpri!ved: Frank
Galea; M'!'I Insp!(aUonll:
Bill Smlll)"ood; f ·
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Capta)n: ·Dave Lund; Most
Valuable: Don 1~Pentecost:
Most Improved: R ichard
Chacon; Most Inspirational:
OilP McAneney.
Lapna Beach Wat.er Polo
Vanlly ·
Moat valuable: Team; Most
Improved: Larry F1¥ttej ~
captainl: ~Amory ~Ware and
John Harbold; Coach' 1
Award : Mart:f MadjJ(jn,
JaniOr Varsity
Most Valuable: Pete
Morton ; Most Jmproi'ed: Dan
Jacobson; Co-captains: Pokil
Seeman and Steve Buriting.
Fro1b-Sopb ·
Most yaiuable.: Doug
Johnson; Most Improved: Bob
Malone; Co-captains: Bob
Malone and Mike Benson.
Westmllllter Cro11t-ci1untry
Varsity .
Captain : Dale. Quiggle; Most
Valuable: Tom Shirley; Most
Inspirational: Mike Chappel.I,
Junior Varsitf
Captain: Mark Jones; Most
Valuable: Mike Braunstein;
Most Inspfrational: Job n
Alvarez.
Froab-Sopb
Captain: Mike Womack;
Most Valuable: Dan Saddler;
Most Inspirational: Don Ris-
ing.
Fountain Valley Watu Polo
Varsity
Captain :. Jim McAdams;
Most Valuable: Peter, Noah ;
Most Improved: Jerry
Abshire:
Jwdor Varsity
Captain : Terry Woodruff;
Most Valuable: Jim Rice;
MoSt Improved: Peter Man·
darino.
Frosh..SOph
Captain : Richard '. MatSQJl;
Most Valuable: Steve
Ochsner; Most ImprQved: Dan
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Luttrell. to" life Good catch~ .. of planted trout are being caught on term turnovei:,. was for basket-~uck Terry, who started for Santa Clara with plenty of The only stipulation is that 11~ eggs and small b.lres. Anglers trQlling Epdie ball, not foottiiill . , . the \Jnited states in the Pan basketball tradition, rates as one adult supervisor be in FreibmAn · 111111uc~' 1Tt1o1c1n 6o~•M111n111•1··• noo1
Fishbacks in some of the ;:t .e e p e ~ lakes are picking up "But I can't really COOlplatn American Games last sum-one of the co-favorites for the attendance . with ev~ry ten , M:Ost Valuable: Sc o t.t uu -N<MllS 1>11nu1"'"~ rMlllfon, ''• ~to 3" pound .. ' ~ about the way things went. mer and ~9 center-forward West Coast Athletic Con-kids, 16 yf!ar~ of age and Nelson; _Most Improved :
Vail Late ll.s~· trout as the best bet, followed closely by Sure, we had some bad br~~ ~ 'LY1,lll, w~e family now ference championship. under, admitted frreee~·===~D~a~vi~d~P~bo~l~er~·=====~~~=======; ~.,, · and bluegil Bass have moved into contention for top and could have been 7-3 if it resides m Huntington Beach. With its entire squad back, ;====--_
l bw=tebl.it catf1sh h~ve slowe d down due to the cold water. hadn't been for: them. But for Coach .Jerry Tarkan.ian has the Broncos will try and im·
Like is o_pea.-aevG days and for .boat and motor re.Serva-the last 14 years, most of the plenty of o 1:1 ts tan ding prove last year's record of 11·
hon (?i4l ~~ breaks have gone our W~Y-" ne'!_~ers, too, lite 6:-11 15 against one of the toughest
pke ~1s1no~e Is· giyjng 'up some fair bass fishing on windJeJS, Now, Mu~phy and his staff cenW .Na~ .stepheps, a shot-schedules on th~ C o a s.t .
to fishermen working the trees near ttle ·aou~ ,en~ •of the, are preparmg for the first DI~ ~~lt r• •,l'~ a', ,_Besides Long Beach, Santa
Best'tenntnal' tackle to use are Rip Nunnery s leadheads bowl . appearance of a trlll'l!fe(!ed in~ CtellHton, Cara_ plays UCLA.-JJSC, South
bladed jigs'fisMd right in the trees. . . , •-i...-Memphis State team. ~di! 5-2 guard LimonfKliig. f CarohnA and Jacksonville.
Limit. of bas& hitting the sea Jes "In uceas of l5 ·~ .,, s!
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Tony .1oi Whitt. di Ville Si1Mrp11111
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With the colder weather
~tbs coml.q on everyo~
concerned vlith whe~ ~ will be catching the aiuil1 coldl thla winter. Re-:ntly there ~ been a lot
ll'Jblicity tl>Out the abillty to •Ward ott colds or reduce f.; •everllY with dally at Vltomln C (Alcor-
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WiCkl)' but there ls not yet = cllnJcal research to t either & negative or
C t politive conclUs109. We !f.f.U1ar1Y stock ...... ttput· ' briuad& of Vitamin C PrePatat!om. Common __.
In ow: everyday living. good
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ly on us fDr their health
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PAIK LIDO •HAaMACY
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INCOME PROPERTIES
WITH
TAX SHELTER
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88% WRITE OFF FDR 1971
$5,900 • $196,000 INVESTMENT
Welton & Companr,
2t4S t. COAST HW'f., CORONA DIL M I
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ACR.OSS ·40 Ftmalt 111nlm1t Yrstl!fday's Puzzl!d Solved:
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... 1 Part of 4Z Outtt gannrnt ~ Hispan iola worn by Rom;i.n
6 Fastrnrd with matrons
nerdlt and 43 Of limitd
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... 11 Malt bird 45 "Siias -'' M 14 Sharpfto)hf ~ 4& lr<r1Jc: literary 'I; taste work
~ lS Exc:h,ang_e one 48 Ballrt skirt
_. thing lot 49 Tht Whitt
.r anothtr poplar tree 11!, 16 Bol::by -: SO Fl•vorl ess 1211'1'71
f~ Boston Bruins 52 Hippy 5 Divisions of 31 Get knowledge
~:-star 511 High hll l the psyche from sanethl1¥1J
17 Kind of 57 Source of 6 &mine wriller'I
. gambltr-1 . • . po'Nft: 7 Son or 33 Lake of ttalf 1, 19 Early In lht 2 words Aphtodite 35 Inactive
I!_ 11th century: 60 Stowe 8 Unit of Power 36 Fruit salad
~~ Rom. · character 9 ~~fa.nds>-fngr~i~t·
20 coUntY of 61 Sheet steel commune 38 Area of wet
Englfid plated ":Ith a 10 l iftil)g device soggy ;round JI: 21 Asia lead-tin alloy 'll Fornrof 39 Grapple
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ANIMAL CRACKERS
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WELL,MR:.OlllVER: .. I FIVE MOll R:S
DIDN'T THINK.. VOii -TO" &E EXAC.T,
cou i.:o·"Sl"AV ,.w .. v Ml~'S SPENCE~!
FROM. ME FOIZ WME,IZE'S J"EEP-?'
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1EEP!i IN TH& i0oM! 1 JUST GOT
IN ,t..)JD THE DESK C.LERk TOLD ME
YOU 1-11.D ARRIVEI'l J'EEP ANP I >.re F"MISHEP! 1 ' . '
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WWY POll'T YOU 6ET
JEEP' AMP MEET US \,,, 'me loaav 111 rH1m
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24 Fall lo do 63 Boils nit blame Grrek week: Abbi,
211 DelC11allr19 M Does a Mythology 44 Be ill
27 Comr before polishing Job 13 Attract 45 Not 11omuica:I
':£. the publlc 65 Small in 18 0n, who · 46 Indulged to f 1 30 Heavy Qtllrllrty succeeds to a e11:cess ~ "',,"""h10•-','" DOWN htte!1 itary . 47 [fl t'll:Cl!JI or "' title 48 ~bdues
32 Navigator's 23 Noah's -so Seedless pla'lt
neceHlly l Cut with 25 Wrestlers' 51 Ois!mbark-
33 Plrt of the heavy blow milieu 53 Happy sorig li face 2Ri verof 26Coal 54Dlllherb 1 '4 Drlr'lk In small Brazil 27 Dull pain 55 Refuse to
~ qu111titles 3 Nelgflbct of 28 ln_lttj~lion. believe ,!., 37 Towtl klllflia Pakistan of disgust · 58 S!fghtly'bltter
f l 38 Righteous 4 Those who 29 Not lntesllnal beveragt
1~ 39 Lateral par I walk quietly 30-Hurled 59 er1r·r sfetp
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. ' ,blgg~st .so/es p~riod of the :year : for most 'retailers. Support local
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: their prices reasonable all year long. (And prices will never be more
reasonable 'than they ore now.)
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Are You Letting Cash
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I. Stove 29. Blcyclo 57. Electric Troln
2. Gull•r 30. Typewriter S8. Kitten
3. ll,lby Crib 31. Bir Steol1 59.· Cl•nlc Auto
4. Eloclrlc S.w 32. Encyclopodl• 60. Coffff T•blo
5. C1mera 33. Vacuum CINner 61 . Motorcycle
6. W•wr 34. Troplc•I Fish 62. Accordion
7. Outl>oord Motor 3S. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Skis
I. Storoo S.I 36. Fiio C•blnot 64. TV Sol
9. Couch 37. Golf Clubs 65. Workbench
I 0. Cl or I not 38. Sterling Sliver 66. Dl.lmond W11th
11. Rofrlgor•lor 39. Vlctorl1n 'Mirror 67. Go-Kort
12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom ·Sot 61. Ironer
13. Sowing Mochlno 41. Slide ProJoctor 69. C1mpln1 Triller
14. Surfbo•rd 42. L1wn Mower 70. Antique Furniture
15. Mochlno Tools 43. Pool T•blo 71. T1pe Recorder
16. Dishw1sher 44. Tires 72. S.llboot
17. Puppy 45. Pltno ·73. Sports C•r
18. C•bln Cruller 46. Fur c .. t 74. Mottr ... loi<SPI•
19. Golf C•rt 47. Dropos 75. lnl>oord Spoodl>ool
20. l1rometer 48. 1.lnens 76. Shotgun
21. Sl•mp Collocllon ~9. HorM n. S.ddlo
22. Dinette Sot 50. Alrpltno 71. q..rt Gome
23. Pl•y Pen 51. Org•n 79. Punching l•g
24. Bowling Btll 52. Exercycle IO. B•by C•rrl119•
25. W•tor Skis 53. R1r• Books 81. Drums
26. FrHzer 54. Ski Booh 12. Rlllo
27. SullcoM SS. High Choir 13. Delk
21. Clock 56. Coins 14. SCUBA GNr
These or any other extra things araund th• house
can be tvmed into cash with a
DAILY PILOT WANT·AD
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Don't Just Sit There!
642-5678
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·I DAil~Y Pil~CtT WANT ADS •
The Blgge•t Sf11gle Marketplaee on The Orange Coat • Piton'" 64%-5878
HOW AIOUT A TRADE? .
with thooo .
3-4 PI.EXES all in a row. All units have ..
• 2-3 bedroom," bath, 1·2 bedroom l ·l ··
bedroom. SPACIOUS and close to •hop-
pln1, 1"' ~ER RENTAL AREA. Each
~ ,65,500
CUTE AS A BUG .• ·
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w n1rue ·
this GREAT RENTAL house' in CORONA
DEL MAR. 2 Bedrooms, fireplace, COM·
PLETELY FURNISHED including dish· ···,
es and linens. Isn't that nice?
Only $33,950.
WONDERFUL-WONDERFUL
townhouse
IN BACK BAY area. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath,
builtin kitchen, community pool and
recreation area with sewing room, bil·
liards and card room, Pick your own
DRAPES & CARPETS. $26,250
NICE THINGS HAPPEN
In Corona del Mar
UPPER front levle unit has 2 bedrooms,
: .. 2 baths, formal dining room, fireplace
. and builtins. IN-LAW QUARTERS. PR!·
... VATE ENTRANCE lower level, fireplace.
Back unit is adorable, one large bed-
room. Nice? $6lt500
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS . .
PIER AND FLOAT for a 40 foot boat.~· 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, builtin kitchen, ··:
·· large r.•lio plus a STEAM ROOM & JA-
.. CUZZ . All carpeted and draped. ·
$119,500 ....
REALTORS
644-7270
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' Custer's ·Last
Stand
ls belna made In Crettllne.
He &I.id "Sell'' • ll unit.
pli.la & 4 bedroom borne. 20x
. 40 heated pool, Cail for ap..
polntment.
Exquisite
Farmer Madel
6 mo. old lmmaculate 2 bed·
room plua :famfly room with
wet bar, CU.tom drapc;,s,
wallpaper I Carpets and llllh
garden areas that requiR
m'inimum upkeep.
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Rtal Etteltl, '7s.tooo
BACK BAY ESTATE
VJrd. Acre • big I r e e 1,
sparkling pool, with 4 large
bedrooms, open beam ceil-
ings and massi~ fireplace.
Move in now.
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PHONE 548 • 5990 ·•
$5,500 PRICE REDUCTION
· ow1141r must sell
What a CHRISTMAS PRESENT for your
family! This 3100 .sq. ft., beautiful 5panlsh
hacienda with large heavy beam patio over--
looking the golf course, has 4 bedrooms plus
family room with huge, used brick circular
fireplace peg board floors and wet bar. You
ought to see the master bedroOm suite wiUi 1 ',
walkin closet, dressin~ room area, and what
a bath! There's also a private robm for t
Father to be med for den or office. The home ,
, is vacant and waiting for some lucky family.
Buy it this year and \enjoy it for many years
to come. Oh yes, it does have a formal din·
ing room. New price ............ $72,450
' ' 2030 BAL~RA PLACE
A real family borne with a den tor Father,
extra built on room for bicycles and other
storage, finished garage with work bench,
house and grounds all in beautiful condition.
Too many extras to mention here-let ua show
them to you. Price only $46,950. for this 4
bedroom 2 story home close to the golf course.
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Coforia Del M&r,C&H. G.neral General
Don't Be A
Rent Slave
vest n't S'J)end, save for
iha rainy day. Try buylna
your own home, Low month-
ly payments will buy .YOU a
.11ha111 J Bdrm. home al
$29,950. 847-6010
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"LUSK" HARBOR VIEWI $63,500
Enjoy the beautiful SUl\S•fs & bright lights
from this lovely view hom~. 3 Bdrms. & fam-
ily rm. Smart decor. Profi landsc. . i
''Our 26th '(ear'' 1
WESLEY N • .!AYLO~ CO., Realton ·. i -VETS-2111 S"•n JNquln Hiiis Road , j
$1.00 down moves you ln.1:;:-_N_E_W,;p_Ot-. _R_T_C_E~. N_t~E_R_'-:.;-1 --,---644-4 __ 91_0_1 .. ~
Seller pays all your costs. 3 G_•ne_r•_•_' _ ··---· _. Gt, neral , bedroom, den a nd family _ _ -;--• j
room . •hako roof, gardoo EASTSIDE : I
kitchen and oveniiied dou· ~ ........ !"'{~__£ . ilj
hie garage. $1.00 total cost Ll'KE NEW 3 ~rm 2 .hath, ·-U.Lf.5Q. Vn\l(
to vets or assume existing located on quiet banJo st. , j
General General 6o/o loan with 10 ta I New shag erptg, newly l
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BAYSHORES VIEW & POOL '"""and in•. o' YO'" YULE LOG m you' CONVENTIONAL 5'1()..ll5l (Open Eves.) fireplace. Bnng log &: check· FINANCING il
Waterfront custom home, 4 bedroom & den
or 5 bedrooms; 51h baths. Top quality car·
peting, draperies, wallpaper & fixtures.
View from most rooms. 87' lot, spacious yard
with beautiful gardens. $280,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Islanders Bldg. 1t Lind• Isle
341 BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1, N.B. 675-6161
General
Dover Shores
Eleqance
$115,000
·Everything :you have ever
wanted ln thlii 4 Bedroom
Ivan WeHa alrium model
home. Family room, formal
dining room, custom swim-
mi"I' pool with jacuni and
a view of the entire Upper
Neowport Bay. For an ap-
pointment 10 eee call 646-7ln
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\"'-ESTATERS
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VETS $1.00
TOTAL DOWN
Owner bought new home-will
pay all your costs. Terrific
location in plush green
residential area. 3 Bedroom,
2 Baths, fantastic panell'd
game room, all builtins and
sparkling condition. Govern·
ment app r a ise d at
$29,950.-4201. mo. P&I.
Call ~S-8(24 {Open eves)
BAYCREST LOT
Level 80' x llO fee lot on I !!~~~~"""!"""""
TR'.A'1EWINDS can build 2 .. A Surprise
•!UY • plans Included. Awaits You'' VJ!lW OF UPPER 9AY -
f'ull prioe on1y $25,000 • Adaptability ia the key note
submit. ol this two gtory colonial
"Grang• Vista
PROPERTIES
f'orm.tt!y LABorde R.E.
220 E. 17th St., C.M.
CALL 646-0555
""'""""' CalJ ..... .,. .
"Former ·Model
style home. Huge family
rqpm with fireplace leading
to covered patio. Formal
dining and !lving room with
fireplace also !or fonnal
ent<!rtainment. Designed for
lots of room plug lots of prl·
vacy. Four Huge bedrooms
and 2~ baths. BKR.. 842-2535
\R THEREAL
-OWNER MOVED-
Unobstructtd View
from hoge living room + .t
BR, 3 BA, large family rm.
overlooking fe~ yard
with heated pool.
2300 Redlands, Op daily 10-5
Lochen my er
Realtor
1860 Newport Blvd., C.M.
Ca11 646-3928 Eves. 675-1827 -fj-Bluffs Elegance
One of !he most beautifully
decoraten condominiums in
the Blufflf. 3 gpaciol.11 bed·
rooms • large private patio
overlooking park lik<! gtt('n·
belt. B<!tt~ b<! quick on this
j<!wel. CALL 6T'a-4930 .
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Macnab-Irvine
Realty Company
THE RANCH
Beautiful 4 bedroom Spanish
home~ Beamed ceilings!
Sparkling pool! End of cul·
de-sac! Grecnbc>lt and pa.rkt
Irvine IU't'R! Own your la.nd!
$•11.280. Call At Alli5on for
details 642-8235.
Macnab-Irvine
book, and be in for Christ· On!, y 4 bedroom Pacesetter '1 . ., mas. available with this financtna '1 $29,500 ia thi• "°'' M""' Venle 'l
(all terms) location, close to elemen-, 1
Newport
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Fairview
646-8811
(anytime)
Happiness Is
Harbor View
Like open spaces. green
parks, swimming pools and
casual living? Take a look
at this Porto!ino f.1odei with
3 bedroom. and 3 baths,
Huge idea space room, fully
deeoratcd wi:h custom drap..
es and wailpai*r every.
where. Location is unbeat·
able -Right on •reen Bell!
Call now to see this Beau.
ly. $67,500. 546-2313.
3 BR .• ~5,500
A-1 zoned lot. Min. to Laguna
bea.c~. 2 'Balh!l, fireplace,
v.·/w carpeted, blt·in range
& oven. #173. Ca.U 675-72'1S
tary schools and city pa rk. , •
Large comer lo!. room for : j
pool, boat and trailer. Qo.vn. • 1
er going lo Europe, uJcini • j
142.950. I,
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546-5990 J, ••
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FENCED 'I
Roomy 3 bedroom h o m e, · j
large trt'!es and lovely gar. I
den, plenty of room t o r
stables and pool. Will ex· ~I
change lor small home or ti
PETEBARRETI :
REALTY ' :: 1605 WESTCLIFF • )1 . DR.
NEWPORT B'EACH &,,,.. : :
642-5200 ..... ·:
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3 Bedroom fixer u~ bar-! :
gain. Excellent North Co&ta. ~:
l-1esa loc11'tion. Full price
$23.SO'J. Anyone can buy ...
with payments leu than I;
S20'J. per month incl taxes I• . ! & ins. Hurry • Vacant • ,
Won't last long. "',
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642-11235 644-6200 Home & Investment HOME & INCOME !!!!!!!!~""""""'""'"""""" Rnlty ASSUME tXbtfna V.A. loan. 3535 E. Coast Hwy .. CdM ONLY $39,SOO
Hom-."
Open Beam celling, lsl.tnd
counM In kitchen, cu11om
drapes, many many extras
-5" thb·3 btdtoom, dole
to achools. Only $32,900. Call
Payments lea than renl f{
... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I When you own this 3 Bdrm. . V .A. • , H.A.
home I% baths 15.x20 patio Quick possess. on these J bd·
new shag carpels ptu1 mt1ny nn .• 2 hlth homes. Mini.
more extra.I. All this for mum down. t'nt cood. &
onty $25.950. 847..8010 good loc:. May, we show yob
~ ~~r~T~~ 2 BtdftlOm tu rnilhad home
with bachelor Apt.
Call: 673·3663 642-2253 Eva
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I"-ESTATERS ' ~r '1 ' '•' t " Pr~
REAL ate icensee,
prt:.1er 'ed, to manage
Jtental Dep , n Real Estate
office
VAC~ Cost money!
Rent )'Olif house, 11pt .. store
bJd&., etc. thru a Dall,y Pilot
Clu&Wed ad.
DIRECT FROM
SANTA
~mable 6% GI loan. $185
per month pays all. 3 Bed-
room ranch • s~ with
&epara~ family room, heavy
10THEREAL
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the ... associated
BROKERS-REAL TOR S
202~ W llalboo 67l·l66J
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1hake roof, oversiz~ Jiving •-~===~~-~·
EXTRA SHARP
Take a look ai this lowly S
bdrm. &: enci, lanai home.
lt.4 Baths. Xlnt coM. Elec.
bit-Ins. Lob of shutten. carp. & drapes. F.A. het1t &:
a trplc. GoOd loc. Only
"9.250.
EYE CAT~HING
room with fireplace a n d
dose to school1. New FHA
or no down VA terms also
;iivallable al only $26,500.
See anytime.
54().1151 (()pen Evenings)
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SHARPEST 3 BR.
IN BAYCREST
$69,950
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1610 W. Coast llwy., N.B.
REAL TORS fi.i2-462.l
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675-6459
IT'S Beach ))our.e time, Bia•
•nd .o J!vable. Gracloua
~lendor is the ke:ynote
this aeve:n room home, Lorw
for lndiVidualtty7 Then aee
this one:. '40.~. 847-601D
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Paradlle column ls for you! DAILY Pb.or C..Wtd -::°::""'.'======:1 •I
5 llncs, 5 days to r 5 bucks. section no~! We'll help you seQ! 642-5671 ~~-c~~-:-··~~-'-~-,-.;.;..:...··
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·DAILY· -PILOT · Cl:ASSIFIED ADS .
·rhe Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast-·Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results'
You Can Sell It,
Fi nd It, Trade It
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LOCATION,
LOCATION,
LOCATION!
1. ..,,. ..... -"" the .....
2. The BEST vea in Costa
Meoa
3. The 1inat of yards
4. ~ owner trans:fttftd
5. The price it .o right tor
fut ale •t Jllll: $32,!liO. a....,,.
6. The tmns ot 10% down or
~ exlatlnc low lnter-
nt loan of 51iii%.
Fanti.ftlc Value!! CaB
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THS REAL R f:ST.l\TERS
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EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Granny cut hop, skip & jump to Westcliff
shopping; Jr. walks to school; recreation at
home, 17x34 hdl & filt'd. pool; 2 bdrm. &
den plus guest house; in imm1c. cond. Won't
last long at $31,500!
FAMILY HOME
L:its of everything! 5 Bdrms., S ba's., formal
dining, huge family rm.; 2 frplcs.; 3 car gar.
All done in the best of decor. Plenty of room
for everyone to have their own niche. Lo-
cated in Harbor View Homes. Owner leaving
state. Call "' for delails.
LOT WITH VIEW
• . • of hills & ocean, located in beSt wooded
area of Laguna Beach. Priced at $16,500.
CORBIN-MARTIN
''&'' SHOP AND FLY 2 IR $17 900 • 4 :1EDROOM. Mother·ln-Law's c0Mt.iii-c1_A_L _1
Botb "° conwnient. Fabo-' 1 Hideaway DEVELOPMINT louoSO\ml<X>ASTPLAZA !'.utlJdo...., E&"1 Cl>ota 60/o FHA LOAN You'll,bedel!Ptedwben,... 2 "'Ii lo<. on N'Pt. llvd., BEDROOM$ MAU. .. """' ..... -M-otyle. Good u .. ble T&kt -tl1la h>w .. _ -thlJ 5 bedn>omt, pool ,...,. '"' ,,,,_ .......... Owner Transferred away, yet quletlt -t.d .. -. iR' "'°'s2'9 ... 9aoL .... '°"!' ·~ .. y. II. Thil home ···-"""'" din-... Cannery Vlll-.....
E cultured J I h ORANGE COUNTY' All\-. • ' . SovtJy home ii Only S yrs. In&' I.Ml/ 8epafate ntmpU1 Small ho\ut, 6litt anoMtt,
uropean w PORT it thil ultra, dhn '4 Bz1cht a: cheery homt 11llt a o&d &lid ii in top lh&l>t. room S posh bath areu &: plus retatr. 9tand tor nok· ::U 6 ~ty-of tt'1tt-bdrm., Wn. nn., home wllh fw ~ from JoYety dty J...u'lt', 9P1Cb11 ~ most) Important .eparattd «1 flsh. ~ •.ooo .
P. -3 baths, ra Bil ldL ""' · porl<, near N'pL R•i,lltt. 2 ' w/w Clplo -L Uvtqr 4Ulrltn rOr Dear Old TAX SHEL TIR
...._ Candl•I'""' dlntnJ rm. '""" 12' x 22' ........i tn Bathe. Kllchm bllnl F.A. Sperow Rlty 842M74 "4m. l\l1t •""' 134.llQl. All w; Bay A ... doplax -s Huae rourmet kitchen. 'IWO cowred patio can be )'OQl'I he&"-new ... -ts;' "'-· · Terrtis! 50-8565 BR. 2 '--A 2 flit •
SEPARATE FIREPLACES. ,.,. ·""' $!6.950. Good !In-...;;;~-~--~ -·· HuntlftllGn -SH. ERW••o REAL TY ' -' Authentic --like fam· ,.JI bl L t ,~u 1 'ilo, -· Lo>IT .....,.
11 .. room. Towe""-itatrs to ~ a ... ,~ ,,e. ~I w CALL '-'.0 •••·2414 • l.896C Brookburlt. 7'.V.. apt.;! Car earav.e. $80,(Q). ~. lldrnu. a 8.'tJ... M""h ~-""' u-~-. ''};~ ~ I BORM. + POOL lrvlne . , OFFICE
mott to.., mctudtnr a 3 ~ \/, ---'tlAtJl'llL . $21,000 ·--CrouTid floor, for..,.,,..,
CA:R GARAGE. Just 111ted-• Ylsta RIAL TY P,rice reduced $500, on tbi.I • 1onable: Ntwpcrt BlYd., loo
So take advantage. cau N••r N••,•rt P••I orr1t1 ~paloted, extra clean, , ~RICE RED~CED cation. ·
64$.0)Q PROPERTIES $1t,9SO IS THE PRICE vacant,...-..,, '""'"'Yoo cd move""'' lnio thlo INGOMI! PROPERTY
IOI(! \I E 01\0\ Fonnedy L&Borde R.E,
220 E. 17th St., C.M.
CALL 646-0555
tor. ttti. very Jowty 3 bed-tndnde wuhtr, dtytt, plus ~ 1'ckrsf; ~ t.th1 home; 'MANAGEMENT
roc;mi, 2 bath bomt. The rdrla:erator, bull Una. ttpts fomW ~ rm .1 l~; ~-We ha•e ~ nice peoste
loan 11 high ent'll.1£h that )VI.I A drp.f, 2 baths, patio & rec-fly rm: ~ demrated whO veed nntal homes than
can «Sll\IJne 'fltlh paymem. reauoh facilllltt. Down pay. le tuxurlaufb> carpited It we ca11 aupply. Have you a
ol S160 Jlll'l" month, which In-mdt ls less than one months draped. Beaut. atrium It vat:ancy that we-m1aht flHI' --==:~;..,~;:::::==I 'l\Eve'il.....,rnriColl.-.;-&t<-lii"'6iiit dudes Ail. Modem built-ins, rent. nu 1 v 11. tmns Call patioe. Community pool tor Winttt, 5ummer or )'tlUtl,
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$29,000 DELUXE 4 PLEX ""1> pJl< .,......., •I• 0 8'7·!.221. ' ,..,.,.. hO\Jn, Pr!"' ,._ We quaJjfy < -..,._
REALTORS 644-7662 "'"""""' -""" ... SEYMOU!t llULTY 11U1 -.. "3.2!0. iuny:, 1-r.~thf.~~ 0on:7"·C•ron• d:.::~.c·st• Mo.. ~1;:~~~~~= a~~ Wiike~"&iee !~~}!~;:~~ ired hill ~~E::
put in amenititt galore in _ ___ _ _ ___ ___ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ added family room. Rich Bednn un1ta qua!lt!K ·for Realtors sic. SUper.dla,g crptg, 3 BR. n-e-."......... • • NOCe-wport Bea~ m.4bt
your S BR • family room ~~ wood par"led garage Ideal tiigti income-Md low vacan-2700 Harbor Blvd.~•f Att.ms-2 BA. fabufoot tmn.. VAA • ~~ .1. , • • EAN VU DUPLEX
COfber home <both quiet TOGETHERNESS for ·~een" partie1, Fully cy. Each apt. l'laa FA ht, 545-9'91 Open 'tif t PM ftfA « 9.'bat have :you Vnfv. Parlf ~. IMM l"rorn tnt &nm; are&· let 4 ....... 1. Stai. "'""· cut-th . .,.,,..ted, drapeo. Lara< fireplaco, dish..,,,., ~/w $29.900. Call Anytime, 833<1820 •>BR. M""" aood i,.,..;,.
de·sac llvinc room. double Wi pnvacyt Loaded with charm &: good, patio. 540--1720. a'Pb, bltint, endoeed pr-Ptncllng Forecl01ure * C\1L IM7..&507 * PACESETIER °"·rue-residence sdUI m. =:pa~ut5.hm:; ~~T:!~=yp~~!t~~:u~:~~~t;~k~;~~: TARBELL r=.~~-~~ ~~=!r.~~-: ..--...A HOMES ~ir~~REALTO!t
to llve in. CUstom paneling a secluded 2nd floor mstr. suite. Step-saver $81.~. e&tlon, 3 latre bedroornl, ..W,.sw11}l..{..,. At~~ Ranch ... 61S1972 ANYTIME
in one BR which eould wetbar in the lge. famiJy rm.; easily convert· 2955 Harbor, oma Me~ CHARLES STREET ~ baths, : hure flreplacea, \..._---<· i llnmed occpy •... Save $1009! 1 iv ANXIOUS OWNl!R 1
=ed~offt~d~, ~~ ed to a duplex as is, or add a unit. $57,500. 133-291J REA; TOR 50-l62! ~ce~~~t~-=~ ~ 511;:rcJH11~':atro~7 EASIBLUFF e x•catlve
ond complerely re....,.led Shown Exclusively by • 530 O loMch.n. $33,l;OO -B •, t SEWHG Mociell at Jeffny Rood, A ~ =~::::,
baths. See •now! 616-nn UNIVERSITY REALTY ,0 0 ....,,, poalble, Owner des· YQUR HOME? . Moulion Parkway, •• .,. ... Sell~ Jeue .;.....
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Fivt bedrooms, 3 baths. fam.
lly room, laundry room, S
car p:n.cie. BuutifUl ~
lot at HemUtqe Lane and
Royal st. Georre Roed. Thia
home b belnc finished no.,
aDd lbOU1d be available iD
mid.January, Drive by and
1ee ii, then call owner at
644-1140.
NO DOWN-MOVE INI per&to -C.U .............. --"" W buy BY OWNER· Yr. old. 4 m= Prioed ...iuc..i 1o
Fireplace 1n lovely llvina (open ewt.) SOllIH CX>AST equities. ~ ~u:ntlon. Bdrm.., f am. rm. .pool, "'8,900.
room. 4 bedroonu, 2 balhl, REAL'IURS z -.. ·-r. -.n:.... JaCUD.1, near UCI $51,000. -"'';;.:"'::: •• ~,,-0-.1-:lot~~=~.-=-. 300 I E. CoHI Hlghwoy
Corona d•I Mar 673-6510 LIVE IN ONE all electric ''A,wa r d'' ,, •• ~ ..... ~-., 833-0720 U<IJ'~ ......... _ ----~~ and Rent the other •Ide • built-in kitchen, range, oven SECLUDED COLLINS & WATTS . TED HUBERT A AMOC. G..;; .. 1 ----G;n~I ----0.annlng dUplex, Euteide .. dlshwuher. W< to wall . COTTAGE $24,SOO -REAL TY -Logun• Bt•ch .!4n vi. !Jdo me.
EASTSIDE BEST BUY
$138 MO.
'c' H00l°C0 0E ISLAND .. ~.,11•.,·.,M~-~·"l-~"""trom"' """tint· "Mmt" condition 8111' 1ot -by"""' C. & W. FAMILY HOME Nowpo~Sheroo tmtde I: aut. 5«)..l'm. ~ trees. CUl-dN&c: SP
LOCATION FHA·YA TARBELL =...w13thbl~ GI NO,DOWN ~=~~=-= .. ~.:;....-..:
Magnltl"'nt custom bu I It SCOTCH Value! .... ocreened ln """°· 1n-S<lt ...... oU ...... p, lonnal Hvln,t .. ..... ... ~ a,.Jty &Q..121!)
wttb huge double door en· 2r6 Harbor, O.ta Mesa duding ntfrle. & wubtr. mcwe • in. 4 bedrooms, .2 t'OOml. BW.lt·tn , l'Chen with S.n Clement.
try only a few etep, from Four bedroom home Wilb • OCEANFRONT · <>wner muat tttll! submit ba,lhr, below market, $28,000. dhtrwuher, opens to tU'if: -::~-~.;.._,~,...II ~
Sacrlf.lce sale. Stunning pride life cuant bead!. Featutts Sunset Pool. It it "Scotch )'Ollr ttrmi, Call targe fireplace, comptete famfbo room with wet bar, ocean, golt vu, 9eCluclrd! '
al ownership estate. Thick tinted Kiau • central atr Clean". The ownen have DUPLEX -546.-5880 (Open EvN.) modem buill·ln RIO, ear-I: out to covered patio. Alm cuatonH!lt 3 hr paclclQI m.
ahag carpets, Stain glass conditioning • lota; at ca.bi· purchased anottier t'ome and ~ ·-'-·-d P'ts. drt.pn, eeparate 12 X • 3 Bclrml., n» bathl, fire-•Pl'X 2400 1q. ft. iarz-Jot!
st)1.e kitchen. Fireplace. nioe pantry • Many upen-546-2313 for the tam. er all offers on thla: 3 bed-· . a aTAW ble Pftit' ~ iodl,)I,! ~ V:A. Tenna available. com. prop. s
wlndow1, beame, Counlry nets & rtorage indudin&" will Ml tor $29,500. Call uwrl'l:'T au.uuua A 1'll1 cons! • , ..... lllllTAGI I :fl tUhily room, patio._ dOll-p1liee • tow rnaln1eTlance' $61,500 .. also kita, income a: ti::
Covered patio. Just listed live extras ... And all rtre• room deluxe du~ Both • ' ' .--.; "'·'°°· ;,._,, _ otga VSola, luzaro n.tr BAYFRONT APTS. ·-__ ,,, ~"" HURRY ~---y uni tn -·-.:.....,.,_ I' -. ...... Vilta Det Udo. Pier & dip M,.111' uuy _., , • ed for ...._ue u,u•t. our : ti en ...... '" ~1.JUu COLLEGE PARK. Jovely 3 J(J • ""b n. el f;aml.no nal '45-0303 fun Mm.! onJy tn,500. A:l83fall500y~.Full prlee BR, l'i( BA, ho me td-44 · 1,,H aan cl~nte, '9:M502 available. From $31,500. Sell 673-8500. , ~ .. ~W,,r~ •-"'=i• Wllll1m0011 -==E=A'='s"'T°'S'"ID~E;.---1 SHERiveeo REAL TY ;:!..":.'-: .:de ':':i REAL ESTATE .. n Ju•n C•plotr-
REAL TOR TRIPLEX !8964 Brookhunl. F.V. w/new cpt. ....,. W&!!Nt 3 BEOROOM + l!!IO<Jmie)TO st. BES!' BET
S4U570 645-1564 Older, ......... Sp an ioh ASSUME 60/o p anelln1 A cement F::i:~~ RN.OOEWM 4M-'4D ' $l9-0:ll8 u ,...ramlly~-.u ,..
liiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii j_~~~~~~~~ ;;:"O:.· ~ toca..=.,nr ~ -YA LOAN-dliwway. J'rl.,.,j at onlJI $27 995 • SEU. OR LEASE • ;,~: ·~ ~·~ ~
EXCPT. TOWNHOUSE BIG MESA malnt•nan<<" J'rl.,.,j only ~--3 B~-ho l29.900. '51-4811. Fes•·-tne1u'e P-th ·-2m Sq. FL 3 BR, >ll BA. ""-en! but can--~ t [ l ........ ., '""'"'" me on Founti1Jn V1fi.r brl~place ~am ki"ichu: Lg. fam. nn., dln. rm., trpl, ,,,_,,... u-pre · (:lfalf!e!llNDEX 2 POOLS & a..uBHOUSE VERDE VALUE $38,950 ) Jarre Jot. $162. mo. p&)'I • Cpt A: drapo1 bltirui. wet ty •tiff monttll,y ptYmenta, ~ Chol<:e ""' c.M. 4 Bedrm, 2 Call 516-5880 (Open Eve<. all. FUlt priee $24,!lll. WALK TO THE BEACH en with oU "'6 '°"""· car-bar •te 1,;.;,•c $4! 90> this f ""'"'°"'· tluff bath
. , ba!h,doublegaragew/•uto See-J:_~~tq>P~~}!.:• ,~--1 FULLER REALTY 'Beautttut Sptnilh bad.end& ~~t e6bedroom1,.iiec-Fuitprl~ •. ' . ~ •. ~!::__:ou-,1, Call(~~
opener crpb!:, drps, water a ""' ~..., .. ...,.,, aL=-=i.~, ,.. 5f6..m14 Anytime only 2 yea£. cid. 'ii m.lle ...... ..... trailer entry. M1S9ION iEALTY f9.t..mt llV ucu • ._... .._,.
I I[ fl! j eottner'.. Xtra sharp I: clean. with 4 bedrooms, M!J>Af'Ate • -NEW LISTING from the beach. !Arp pa-· ~ !,,everythJSunrbmJ. Builder BIG EXE.CUTIVI! for appointment to 1tt •••• ..._,.... E-ZwalktoHi•CoU.Real· den.fonua2diniucroom.2'ii M u~-p .. tioiarea plUl roomforJIOCCll .... _,~no•-tyour 0NLY $3T,950
!rtic priee $21.900. """'1>lt baths, oloctJtc '"""' °"'"' $25 950 "' ••= ,.....,.,, • ere.tt..., d..,...ted, this terma. C< 111·1221. C ""'"'°""· 3 bath CAPISTRANO VAUZf
Cl•ssific:•tion 100·149 on terms. er and all 2100 sq ft hi \oV1!· 4 BEDROOMS :: .:~~g= lha.rp hcnne bu built-in SEYMOUR REALTY, 1n41 l'e'bWous View REALT'l ... UJ4
R..aEstat.. 1~ ~LINS f"WA~5r ~!nnc:,x1~~!~erlna VA with 2 pullman bathl, Jan. ';r.=.4~~· :::"~bl:v=:d~: :=~~v:;,NH~;;AR Lo!61P~:~1t~:"co, South"l:•9un•
Gerwral . ~ REAL TY tu tic kitchen, bu 11 t -In 6f6.am 8'.&rage. On!y $21,500 and on -ln -·-1m-b1e 4 ~•nn 6'l7 Soulh, ~at Highway OCEAN' . view near lhop,
•1•1 ic:a ion • • • & lnvitlnc fireplace, banquet Back I land you own. u )'OU w u,_, 2 ~th Dlltc:h Hawn marina ~ ... -• -a.. • ....._ """"an ..... "' Cl 'f' ,. 150 114 c & w • COATS ........... dlahw•""'· ., ' -~ u~ ~--· ~ • ---.... "' -·---· ~-~ --
I ~ "HE WHO WALLACE dlntnr room. P • tlo. •Y ""'' GI """"\,colt ..,. r•trur.. Ind""" flttpl' MONARCH BAY 145,900. -
Flnlndll . ~ REALTORS Sprinklers. Many extra•. * UNIQUE ups~ down way • you may ent!tltd dlftwilbr. b\Ock walt ~it A t'huminC 3 Br A Lee d!!n Moblle Htmn . . .. . HESrrATES'' 5464141-Pride of own rr 1hlp. h>use.Vlew.Cathedra.lcell· w"anotherlk .... & L qulclcpoeee•km.SUbmtton cu9t0m home w/= ~ For Sale tts
CloHlli .. lioo iODi~ Wilt lose t!tis chsrming 3 'lyPtn Ev,~ln11I 54t>-l120. ~f;;..,, ~·~~~Ba~~~~ 8 er ee 'COL·LINS & WATTS ::::::.w.-"' ., ~EW ADULT PARK I -. tor•-I bedroom 2 bal!l home "'" TARBELL 7'241 Ba,yv!•w. S<&-9M6 •--•-REAL TY ll00.000 * e,>,2974 H""""""' -MO!ih :-w .. 1c11u -· Cenlor ·-~· " p-~ ~~ · · H E FRONT Coron• d•I M•r ml Harl>or Blvd. at Adami ·c & W Lido 1110 ome -·--!n· , . + Hartior lgh. Low price WAT R 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa • • dude: J acui:d, ~ rm,
Cle11iflcat1on J00-355 at $34,750, E>ctra lg bed· $15,000 ''forecloser LUSK - 2 STORY 5C54t65 Open 'di 9 PM 962-551.J Eves. ~ 1.fA'IV, outdoor 99Q, pool,
I 119') rooms. Stl!'p sawr bltln kit. Spacious 4 BR.. FR, DR. & BUILDER CLOSEQUJI $31 500 l WSO.., bUIW'drm.a.hUfneboud.~ _ .. _ Br!< bar. > fupk. Family lanai, Slip. Sandy beach. Threat" 1-ly BW'tinf""' model, • ' Q "' dMdua! melerino Pet -
room. c.overed patio. 2 car Immaculate! thia 4 bedroom =~~-~Uui~ I• in for Chri1tmesl 3 '2, ~ ~ Oftt ~ •. A:eayu:, ~ =~~ ~.:.. lnl/J. ·-!8!11 St.. ~ Cl111iflcation 340-370 pnl.J'e. call :for show1n&", VACANT Lot • Galaxy, Fhom.,....e, "'aa',"' ~-• dlnlnf •~ Ope H-·-~·-by Lut " ...__ -" hi• """" .... , ... • Dlt: .,..., __.....,.,. m-llffiO . b . """""..... "'i. n .,..._,, .......... w ,..,.,ca,ava.aa, drps. Spotletlf. Z'x22• unftn. rent lildrct from -I II a] · $45 __ /1¥). F~. Beat ava.ila le. room, fireplace &nd family arent. Sat. A Sun. J..5. 3400 at builder prices In rm, Quiet cul-de-Kc •treet, $41,000 1m HOMETl'E .,... w!tb
. ft.wt . ,. room. Pri'ced lM below the Catamaran, Harbor View CENTURY PARK tra Jrr lo 142-«66 or without t a rnlt-are .
""""'' mari<et. Won't Lull um.. 615-1225 $31A95 to $38,995 • ,'• ~ S-.-j-. Complet<ly Ht up, <lontoct Classification 400-465 1,11__.,_ &12·2535 Cost• MAN VA _ mA or low down MaleM · Dt&nl.Cft', P1ua ~
r Ir .... , SECLUDED CCJld\•JI --Conwntionol 3411 VI& Lido .,,,..,.. 3101 So, Fairview, -· Al_••~ TOWNHOUSE ~EALT01'~ By Owner Sic yardt wttb h.lgb muon-l :Ala=-·-,-,...,..,....=~~ • . -S BR. 2 fall balha. Recently ory w&lb Included. Side CHECK THIS-4 BR. S bL EOx90 STI,500 FOR quid< ia!• 35' -
CJasaification 500·5 I 0 • ..... 1 :,. ~l~ou~~E Bed· '33-0JOO 644-2430 painted lruilde le i;iut. W /W yatd pe.rkll11', her!: ecboo11, 4i Bedroom 2 Bath horn• .,,1 S BR... 2 bt.. ~ $79,500 Tra.Uer w/l2x24"· patio, all
1'1 -STEPS TO OCEAN cp!J, d,.._ Lara< yard, perk, walled comnmntty. 4 BR s ba 10x88 112!5000 -' ard ( 1 t I I I.. rma..Sfn&lea .Firstttrne •sty A--· 3·"'-'--+ room fol boat.,Come!-IOt, Bushard ti.tween Gartleld MW shag eal1>ft Ii: pa.Int ' · INC' e."-f. Y pr va • • ~ • offered. u~ ...,,. has YOU WIN!!!! ~beau~ :~;;·,.;,',;';'."jl.;.,. close tn oehocts. w-c1o1e OL A Ellb. All homeo °"'' ·w tlmlout, bu """" 1n Irr LIDO REAL TY • 51&-3993, Sltoo, , . tlftpla~. All elec. Detl&ht· ro.....-. _,. ... 1• ln ~---• 1 •v 90tl • .,~ ~ ~•o .~..., ........ ~... ... """'-"·U ""·Jc den, formaf dlrdng, covered 3377 VIA LIDO BA YFRONT MoMle HOJM. CIMaific•tlon 625°5]5 M ••""'en J*tio w.liv.lttt-UUl:l.O!' muat 9CU ..... year ...... 11. ........... .....,, • .....,,.......,. _,,............ ..... ... .:Jin.•.....,_ ...... ...,,.. paUo 4 bf rate tor only 673-7JOO a ..... "'-vtu...-. rratl•r'
-· krtunuons.Cbecktbett CAYWOOD REALTY BYOWNER 4'19WllnuiPl.3 Looman,,.._149!w962-4454. -500 --._.
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with! storJH fte.turM-6306 W. Cout wy., · • BR, 2 BA. Jp )'d w/beaut Doll't P. up tht •hlpl COLLINS & WATTS •' u, •-,.. ,. t ., ~·-. ' -, I l[S] T fall. Oubh>Ule. poal A put. H N B .... • 3 BR. 2 BA, ~ tiOt., Mu.t Park 60-J.AM 115-2771.
Lett_, tin&' l'Jft" " * 3 Bir BedmtL 548--1290 . h '''.J" .. tn c:Lanttied Shi '"' u-throw. Ret1istieprlceS33,rioo ~•. trplc, wd tlr1, •.....,,. n , P REALTY $5.1,500.Lodn.sn.nss.
CieHificelion HO-HS COLLINS & WATTS * Huae family rm. W•'ll help,... ..UI l4U61I 136,"'1. W-'1892. to Shmw Jtetulb! .....s7I (:, & W. Mloolon Vlelo I --j !Al REAL TY * Beaut. fireplace. -._... . ~
[ ........... 11~1 C&~ -:=:,:i...... s~~lA-~tit/Js• R. :-:LES AfG:::'i'::..~~~ 96U623 ~·~ * Boal """'"· l'M LOOKING FOR !&ndacpoc. Ovmbed lot, AcrN .. fw Mio 110 Cleuilicelion 175-SID $28· !:SO -"' pri""' at 129.900. k ~ E R LTV PRO,ESSIONAL block ...U, •prln lero. SAN.Juan c.-~-11 000+ I _ ........ , . SWIM' L' ~~L R EAA.,.U... 11i. Ymf• witli 'tli• S.ifl./11 Clirtdle SALESMEN °""" ...-. 113.lllO. .. ft ...,.J""',:U-· ....
1• . ...,,,....,,,,_.,,..-;,· :-:!· 3 Bedrooms. lly room. BE YOUR OWN BOSS O•ne r anxSoua. "3,700. d CY lfmlb270'prtttnlf!rait.
Cl•uifico lion 600.699 Supor •harp, iaU tho flneot VA REPOSSESSION CALL ED Ml·!IG!K tro6213. .... 00 ...._ .,..., s-. l(i I) •dded lwnltY feature•. 2 Shar1>. north Calta Mesa s KASAllAN Newport leach erw 6. uW, 3 mJ to DJ>. r.,...,... . ~ balha, bulll-in kitchen, Bodnn homo near Catholic REAL ESTATI llG a.-. "-o OK. Pn>t>
mualW! ttttpl.ce Widll •d· ONrcb .I: shopplne. O n 1 y FOR Sale By Owne-r: Pres· can be d:ivfded Bid on pu;.
Clau ili .. tioo 700-710 ded chum ., ,famlly """"· Jl500. dn. 1199/..,, paym!L tip horn•, model :noo. AXER·Ul'PER """-bet *"' ,. ... ..._ f;;;J Fatlo.54!).l'l>l, $23 500 Qwmlng f br,<ba.nnt.h-6 ., __ ~,~.,.charm-~Owner 19U:IW •cNn•• 1~ TARBELL mmoNJtEA'i.TY 142.lm ~';.u~mic'ta~~~ ,,;"~y .. Am~ :Mty, ~~11tttor._IQ)'
$23,950 'I CI,TE II I'' . lncltldew<tl.116-.1192 home,oniy!O,,..<M.Bad-orralwholiu --J Cl1sslffc1 tioft 100-836 tm Ht.rb:ir, Costa MR&
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... ...,c: -Ill· ft. +Jot. nex.. Den, i BA turn. ;.125/mo. MoVe in bet~ Cbr1:5tmu. tffwport Beech ~~:ii:~ ws ~ VILLA PQMONA $l70/mo. 673-36SO. OPEN 10 Aft! TO 6 PM shops, q,t, dr"pfl, pa~:...!..~
....,imi!ed ..,...,lal. alto Call 615.<llOT. Lov<ly •BR. Ip~ rm. NEAR boach. S..ut. 3 -• PHONE '42·2015 Bolboa lllond . FAIRWAY Children weleom<. ""'"""'.'
• •toll, tnci1me ., ·c0m.. H~~~~~~=~30~S Fenced. rear yard A SJUe yd &:Inn. A·frame. car P··, (l160 POmolia Ave.) aft 5: 213:592.-5227 collect. ·
, olli.~Yio11l lutaro ::.'°IMel Unfur~ for trader. Near schools & drps, patio, sun deck. DcnLIL PREAM-"!°BEAR W2.ABYA ·"1"~~~~~~!!!!!!!! CHARMING &: spacious 2 3 eoJtM, 2~, BA, itudiJ> ~ n. el camina rftl' Oentrel shopping, $300. 847-1136... Re.fria., bit-IM. $350 dvu, ...,:.· '"'~. ~ . * $30 WK. & UP* , Br., 2 ba., on Lilije Jlland, VIUA APJS. bltna, forced air, shag, w/9
aft ,1>i .. -.. te. 4li-4502 ~..,...,_.,.... __ .,... __ 2 BDRM house in .....,..,.., Lease. Call collect nu rpe, cpts, -......,..:MW • •e!j.,·~'· Grand Canal. Frpl. &: patio, An •prem'·-e.1200. "'"14--. ~· . ' ........ .. m 832-4052 833-8462 .:ftUIWO • 1 BR Aptt $350 1.tonth. yeirly, v -= _,... :iu.
9.T N£T Return, $36,000 crptg & drps, garage, 2 ; .. or · • Room Sl5 WK & Up. Winton, 'Realtor 6'JS..3.l31 2 & 3 8R11 E•1t Bluff
beloW ·a.ppralla!, Newport •mall children, 1)1) .»ets. YE.AR.CY. 3 BR, 2 ba., tam. I 1r91 ·e' TV & Maid Service AVail Private patio, pOOi; lndW, i-.... ==~=,,...,,,.,.-1 tBeach CDmnlttda1 COl'Dl!!'r RENTAL FINDERS, U45. a:mwallaoe. 646-rn.9. nn.; 2 trpt~. ~ Blk. oo : Apartmtobl .. flene I 'j e Pbone ,Sefvice. UtU Pd UNFURN. downstairs . laundry tac. NEWPORT BEACH
?!th 23 )'iU' leue. ..,, w. '"'-~COSTA 1184 3 BR older home, DO pets, ocean. $450 Munth ___,. -• B of A, M~, Diners Carpeted. 3 BR, 2 BA'. South Near Orange Co. Airport & Viii• Or•n•d• Apts. t
RealonomJcs, 18kr. . ~ HouMS * Apts. mah'ied cpl w/cblldren On-Bum White Realtor 23"' Newport Blvit 548-9755 ~y Front. $450. pr· mo. By uc;i. ·Adults only. Four bedrooms With balcon-
·-Pl'Opef'ty 1_., * 645-0111 * ly. $160. 2188 Canyon, B Call: 6'15-4630 Apt1. Furn. --360 This Ad Worth S5 on Rent I ;c.cow,,"""=·.,.64,,4-....,,2922=· ~~~ 20122 Santa Ana ~ve. les above & below. Gradou! ·~·-... oil:I_ CM • 3 BR f 2 ba l3l5 · furri. 8i1_c;h • .a. 1 Br.-1, SM>O Yearly. 3.17 E. Bayfront. Mu. Mrs; Joachim, Apt J..A living &: quiet sun-ou.nCUnc .. , SPECIAL:"'. . "" -~~~ 2 ~R· Home. Fned back yard. Avail :;;;;· 1807 po r i' Gene:r.al 1j5:1pKii11Jy ·n"?c•, $,30 2 BR., 2 ha., dbl. gar. S4G-&15 for family with childreD.
• · to Cp d ,....... Pl H rt>or v· -up. 2T1G Newport BIVd. Winkln Real Estate 675-3331 BAY. MEADOW 'APT, $, Near Corona del Mar Hi&h PRINCIPALS flS, LOl'jG hair O.K. Furn. Clo,. lhop'e. ts. .,,., _,,. • • a oew .J A School. Fireplace, wet bu>&
bachtfor with kitchen. Near stpve. $165/lno. 837-9517. Homes. {213) 6'J0..4601. j . _ ' "\'. · ' CM. CorOna d•I Mar Beam ceWngs,· paneling, btillt-in kitchen appl~I;
_ O"LY o.c.c. Av&it. """" 2 BR ......... ..,,,.. tenced * BEACH llOld New Concept '!'WINTER RATES• 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pri• ·l'ltloe, recroation ta-835 AMIGOS WAY 644-298 $41,000. FUJ:L PRICE ,.,.,_ 1165. Wat" pd. 21931' TOWNHOUSE Atb'ac furn ~tudios lll5, 11 1 cl!illes. Au ·adtil!JI, no pet,. Coldwell. Bankor I< Co. :
3 Jfoulel on Ja'fJ'e lot. $125. NEAR beach. 1 Blt Miple St. 642-7658. Frplc, 2 + den, mrlt'. •tile1 "URNITURE RENTAL Br's $125. Adi.ts, no 'peu. e 2 BR's FROM A.Si LOW Managing Agent ~~ JitnEN yearly ;,,ntal. Child I pet 3 BR, 2 BA, Crpt•. -. dk, patio. 121'5, 548--85.12. T 2135 Eldon, Mgr Apt. 6. ta..~ A; 1159/mo. VIEW ; 'Ole. ·~fl-_c.!!... ~,,,, .,,..,,,,. o.~ Util,. paid. ~ I RD lO'f..... ..,, 38"i w a ••. st c ~ u .._.4U... ""~ ~" i. _ sklw & garage. $215 mo. 3 BR, 2 Ba, fam rm. Nr .,.. ..... -·r S~. rpo, GIUi & • ~ •• ..... 2 Bdnns., 2 baths. prtairl
EXCHANGE , • .$150. LAGtfNA BEAat', 1 !:R. 2260 F~ttal. 646-1728. community park &: .. pool. : :~b ~~on th Optlcxi ~· pd. Adults, l)O pets, no Oill 646-0073 view apt. Carpeted, draped,
nie Real Estate )'OU have for garage\ a:pt: 'Sundeck. Block $180 3 BDRM den brick Harbor View Homes, "$375. * Wlde Sel~ children. 5 4 5 -5 9 91 or ON TEN ACRES ' bltns. 2 covered puking
Jot.her property better suited ID ocean. Vacanl. ncl. _M N '' . .-'... .. ";.... 833-3894 646-7058. 1 a: 2 BR. Furn. & Unfurn. 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath •paces. $250 Month yearly.
-1o·~ needs. In Or GUI of .... UNFURNISHED -Ms..SOOi:;ve:a;:,;..¥2.4BS~ ... ~· 3 ~RT Shores homes * 24 Ho~~-= ** LRG _turn, Bat'h!lor's FirWlacit I priv. patiol, LMna ioom with cathedral . o·
if· .,state "ok. W.W. !'t'estklge, $135. STUDJO type 2 BR. 3 BR. 2 BA. .d h hr . for rent, $275 to $350. apt, .very quie!. Po·O.I . Pooh Tennla Conlnt'I Bkfat. ceil4ig Is frplc. Separate t' 6lS .. ,OSG . I Exchange,·.~o .unse~~.~.'. S~, refril', cpts, drpg. yard. Kids o'K~ss2s~~ ~RealtyMS-1290 ' S95/mo .. Util incl. Call !l®SeaLane,C4M6"-21ill laundry area. Eqel patio.WIMMUUTCI. ..
}' .~ 84 ...,..!JO 18782 •n&U• Otildren welcome. 548-l309; 6,;-!849. 3 BR Back Bay area. Spac. • 548-5376 IMacArthur nr ~ Hwy) Swim.ming pool & Children's ' ..('
St., IJ\ffil _ Bch. . MOO. 2 ftplcs 2% Ba. $325 ' m . ~ ~ FURN 2 Br. Children OK. No playground, $3XI. Huntin_atOI\ Beach :
2 BR.llse. 1'-(41 1 fir apt + ~!°..:. ~~ S~.E 2 ~R ~ 2 fl~· ,!i1c2sJ~~:~i:..e:: mo. Lease. 213: 968-5945. me £ ~ pet.. Heated pool. Lndry 2 B 2 NEW __ !!ARBO __ !;!~~~ .c~ .. REFNS~·---l;:~=-~·:::·:;::o:~f::'\'I '$100' lot. In~ $6720. $5§,000 -~· n . garage . ....,aro iui-_...... ..... ni 2 bl .. _ rm. 126 Mor:ite Vista qd. R., baths; upatairs. ear.. ~ r Umme 1~. ,Ownr. $7..J:lSO. tot &: tset . fl) ~2841, ~lm. BEACH H~ oc..,. to 511 »I. 19l:b, CM 548~3481 pete<I & draped. EnC'J. gar. ON BEACff 1 '
· .. --SMAl.L Bachelor house, bltn Ocean, 2 BR's, Yarly. 2756 N. Matn SA' 5C7.{1314 VERY niof. l br dplx. Quiel age, Comp. bltns. Private Park·Llke S1.trroundlng . • : · Lot!i for . S.le 170 Jl75. O~ER 3 BR f.IMI!', stew &: retrlg, part. furn. $165/mo. ~1631. .Sep by garage11. l adult over patio. 705% Orchid. $250 Per QUIET • DELUXE '
·NEWPORT B.EACH Huge ~Cd yard, Stove, gar. Util pd. f].0.S. 548--6680. $295. 1 ·block from . beach. 3 8alboi1 lltnjnauli1 30. No pe'ls. 518-lo,21. . month, yearl)". • 1-2 & 3 BR APTS 2 BR Utiturn Fr. $230/mo~
WATERfRONT LOT age.· Kida/pet O.K. 2 BR, Heated Pool. Gar, BR,' 2 BA, fplc, bltns. patio, FURNISHED · 0 AL&> FURN. BAOIELORS ~n:e~:a:~et j :G~ SIJP ·.$60,:_23'.XI $Ht. VERY SPACIOUS 3 Patio, .1..rg .fenced fard.""No comp! fenced. (2l3) 83l-l4S3 t:i~!h~pi ·B~n-~: ,;=~:,1'6,i ..: .• :,,!7,::~S~ ::v J:r,~: A~~t:~~~ heated pool-6aunu.teMla ,
_ _ BR. 2 BA. lr1ilc. Bt1's.. fam. bit-ins. $175/mo 494-9891. Sant• An• Heights Maid Strvl P 1 - -Martiflique Apts. rec roorp-«ean views Mouftti1ln, Delert, il,v or mature singles. E st Bluff l BR. 1mm'e<1lat• occu' pancy' . Pd ce. oo · Util, XTRA Large ,2 Br, 2 ba, $155 patios-ample park:ibi ~ · ~, 17C BEA·CON * 64$.0111 a • ·incl util's. Adults over 35. * BAYFRONT lm Santa. Ana Ave .. CM Securtty ruanh.
-· -"F"R"E"E...,R~E"=~_.:..;_.;.1 "'•,.....,-"'H"'E"'·""s"'L"'u"'F"F°'s-==e:-1 1215/Mo. Contact A&••• • Call 675-8740 • 64&-429'2, '48-241l7. * BAYVIEW Mgr. API 113 . 646-5.142 HUNTINGTON BIG BEAR' LAKE* , NTAL -4 BR,,2"-' ba . l U kilch 546-0814 LARGE 1 BR. tum, Penin Pt. * BACHELOR API' $!ID Announcing the quiet opening LARGE 2 bedroom, 2 bath p. ACIFI·,.. "°"""" 1Jo apmdhl&'l':brist-• . . SERVICE ' . ., oun y . S. J C I I Pvt ti I . t adults • . ot Bayport Api. ••• for t 'th . . ..,. '"1n ___ T:'' 0\\'11 ,..,,,..., _.. 3, bedrooil;ns. llJ( b·a th I, ~ priv. patio. Cose ~ n u•n •.P s rano pa o, w w crp , lst & last mo's rent. Adults: And the slightlv less ap .Wl Dinette, cpts,
)'OIU' -" ........ ., .l dra pool· aboppinc schooll. Ya· FOR.. . eo.. ..... h ~id 2 only, Leas'e 'til June, can 646--3.589 " drapes,&:: builtins, enclosed 111 OCEAN AVE., H.B.
1n. Tr.V ·om one 191:· $8;!ioo. cupe · Pl!'I, Pl cant' clean &: 'watlina. $.175 ....,a.se . <>i'<"'1s 1'" e $150/mo. ~16 quiet opening ot Bayview garage, there Is a park right <n4) .536-1~ · • :
CaU.Jtou_ (n~) s:is!i'lJS or buijt...im, patio 4nd closed p r .th BR., 2ba., family room. S350 NICELY furn, 1 BR. Gar. Apts. for families. across the street for the Iii-Ofe open lil am.a pm Oally
write: Spenott l\eaJ,.Estate, hf.ck yal'd for chlldrfn. Only ~ mon ' . . ) Capistrano Valley Realty. M,CHELOR apt. partially $145/mo. Quiet area. No ,Call (n4) 644-5555 tie one,s. $!55 pr. month WILLIAM WAL'I'ERS ,<X>.t •'
llP.O. Box 2828, B*J Bear $225 per month. Call (Broker Co~ lTMted'N Call· 493-1124 furn, Sl35 rno incl util, children or pets. 837-9517. CUSTM r 'shed • -. ..... eai·,r.· • ~ WALKER&: LEE, ft--'~. EASTBLUFF REAL · · yeilrly. 64.5-0662, ~3457, , . 1n1 apt, superb phone 557·3084 alter 6 p.m. e MOVE-IN ~o ~ ~ SIZ-44S5. ...,..WI.., 644-11'33 Anytime Condominiums Dana Point view of bay, ocean, Catalina e BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS • .1.v A.1.! •
Unfurn 320 Cost• MeH from 3 picture windows. Lrg SPANISH DECOR Ki~s & pet.a welcome. 2 BR..: · ~ · ~ ·COSTA, MESA Huntffllton Be•ch ' * SINGLE. 'IV-POOL. P.ets Jiv rm, din'g rm. kitchen, Air/ $159. All extras. Pool, gar; 't; • . II •I EASTS I DE Newport Be•ch ok. DANA MARINA INN, bathroom, bdrm. kar gar. cond. Gas, wtr. pd. patio. Furniture Av a i 1; Financial . 3 i: .. _ 3 BR. 2 BA, elect bJt.Jn RIO, Casa. del Oro 34111 Coast Hwy. o . Pt. .'llll'\ . 1 ti! Sho b Garage, Pool, Rec. rm., 17362.A Keel.son Ln H 8 ~~;;~-~~~;;~ um-w with ,2 · bathi, dbl FA ht .. ~ crpts, 60x100 ~t. BLUFFS 2 BR ipllt Jev con-,,....,., mo. me u · wn Y laundry. 1 BR $140. 2 BR 968-7510 842-0235 '' ' , l garage, fenced y&ro. New felWI:) ki!, dbl·gar., )~. do wlbalc on grn bclt, dble ALL UTILmES PAID Huntington ilei1da appt, 673-1767. $160·Sl7D. • , l~ness . ·~ .• · ~n Sha& Carpetlna, ~Y Vaq.nt-Move !ft tod&J/'2'15 ear wlelc dr $240. ~7(>59 ~~~~.~at~~~ l·'l'"'"'B'°'R--Furn--. --1-1-3-5-1-m-0-.1 'v~A'°'c"'ANT=~,-l~B'"r_k_s~tu-dy--+ ·Hacienda de Mesa Apts • S135 " LGE NEW 1 1, _,
-"----• _ patnted. For rent or lease at <pel"1nO 1 -t-335 • c .. nclou kitchen with ill-0veri....i.;..,,. beaut. ........ en yard. ~Ix. cpt, drp, ~le, 191 w. Wilson, See Mgr. No. 1 Sml complex. Quiet "it(
' Wl'J'¥'''""ty -S205per mo: CaU WALKER 2 BR. ~lee. blt-in RIO, FA Townhouse Unfur11. • ~ l~ting patio&-~. Adu1i;,""no st~/refrig. $225 mo. incl 6 UNITS bltns, dshwshr. CloH"
" rr -.. llARTNER ll I.;EB, Realton, 545--'949l. heat, carpet&, dbl. garrae, Huntington 8each • Separate din'g area pets. 1035 12th st. Across ·util. Adults, l'ltO Pe 1 s · ALL ELEC!mt: Shop'g. Adulbl, 8262 Atlan
.... __.,,,'-,....;In -'--0011·,..._ ··-BEAUTIFUL -an ·"·w 60xl, 00 fenced lot. Move in · 64Z:-9890 UPSTAIRS ~=. 536-77!Kl. ncuve ... , -~ ,,.._ • """ ""' • Horne.like slDra&e from Lake Park. 536-2692. I:-:-·..,-,,-·-~,...,,--~ •~ ,-;:-;-;;;;-;;-;n;c;;;-.;::;1 1 1manaaement' background. A-frame, 3 br, sun deck, todq. $175 per mo. Ask for TOWNHOUSE 2 B!lnn, l "-' e Private patios S.125-LRG Modern l BR. 2 Br, bltrui, frpl, 2 carports, DOWNSTAIR.S .$165. 2 & . 3 BR, $140 UP. ·Poll
AaUt in manapfnmt of ~I) beamg. '$250 mo. Rental Agent. 962-4471. Ba, cpls, drpi, re.frig, e Cosed garage w/11torage C ,_ d _,, pool, nr. ocean. $200 up. CALL Man.ager aft 6 PM. Cbristmaa bonus. MORA: ~lucrative butlness. · ~12 aft T pm. CHARMING 'Bednn. town. wshr/dryr, dshwsbr, bltins, • Fun length niarbJe pulJ. p ... , rps, '"l:Uec, tu' ocean. Adi ts, no pets. 673-4447. 642·1131 KAI Apts., 18881 Mora
•• ~_year's inoomt sbou1d TEMPORARY ttnta.1, 3&4 hou9e. 1~ Bath, patio, dbl. patio,. pool, clubhse. man 218 Chicago. 536-1506 , MODERNlBd . C Ln., 1/2 blk E. of ·Beac.11.
' ~.cm. ~· ~ BR 'for U 'mo•s. Moat reas gar., poo1 ·&:: clubhouse -no $175/mo. Lt'llse. Stretton, • King-sz Bdrms· 847·5169 2 BR. ~ng~a~~~99 Mo. drp11, dshwshr ':°b ~~t: i :~: 962-8994. .
qtlireme:nl,a u..~.000--ash. rent, various m!as-no fee. maintenance. $180. per mo. wk 632-4481, hoi:ne 962-3124. e Pool • Barbeques .' ·sur· FREE utilities. 1 BR Real Estate 644-4848 garage. 1 chlld ok. All util 2;-;;B;;R-. ..-=ar""". -.-11"4"0.-,F""n-cT.i\!
For intuyiew, wrile Box AJt 54&-5411/~592--ml. 6 to choos@ from . Newport Beach rounded with plush land-S130 /studio $85 /:Stock to pd. SlfiO/mo. 307 Avocado, yrd-patio. Wtr pd. mo "F'" ;?p. Hwrtington Beach. , COLLINS & WATTS scaping beach. 201-lOtb st. 53fr3"m. Costa Mesa Apt 9, CM. 64~. • Delaware. cau btwn l 1i; s.; e Newt.mine' . $210: mo,le&R. 3 BR. 2 BA, REALTY *FACING POOL* Adult Jlying at its best ~7282 or ~1366 636--4!20. ,
GUSS 1 SCREEN SHOP fpf. comm pool;, vac. agt C & W 3 BR., 2 ba., 3 car garage Large l BR $175 WALK to Beach, 1 Br., New i1dult garden apt•.•~=~===~==-•
. (To buy or ..ti, ii'•) s<&'Sill/2µ--592-3211. · • • REAL10R 548-"'611 tlTiµTIEs FREE NEW 1180. 2 BR 114 BA BEACHWOOD APTS •. :
HOLl:AND BUS. SALES HouHs Unfum. 305 ~2-5523 D I F 345 365 W. Wilson 642·1971 f"!S~ painted in luxurious 2 Bedroom a,pe.rtment $~. 2 BR,. den, 2 BA BranO new 1·2·3 BR. ~·bl
'':'l'he,Broker ,,with;Empathy'' •WE have a large selection up •Xff urn. · $140, I BR FURN bldg. 2al l2th·St., H.B. Conveniently located '51 E . 2'1t. 646-1666 10 BEACH! Cpts, dri>I. hitn&~
· 11'16 ·0ranie .A~ .• C.M. ~ner•I of 3 and 4 bedroom home1 Balboa Peninsula Bring ad !for temporary new BACHElOR APT. Carpets, drllpes, built-ins Westbay 21 Ap8rtments ~7 ;;,_,7
125 lSth St., ~·· ~70 . ;if0-0608· eves that can be moved into tenant bonus, Adults, quiet SlOO mo. Call 646-2687 Enclosed garage 000 .,,-;;,, • ~==--=""'-'-"-'-' ~~i 1105. Pvt. cotl.lge, crpt<, -• t I ed' !•'• & luded I . -·• FURN I BR APT Adull on!• * $170 * 1150 NU 2 Br cp1g -: ~-ET _ Clf!an!Jli Co • dl'J>I, tlrepl, patio, C.M. a.imos mm ia "V on our 2 Bedroom, beam celling sec • poo • a:tr .. vuu, • • • s,, " 3 BR, l % BA, patio, bltns, patio, rec. ~.. i'75u Jei~
Esta'&. '61-,(~ ana. $115. l BR, Pvt home w/J.g Rent. 0 pt io,n p I an, apt., partially furnjsbed, So t;pl:it lev, sunken Roman ba." SUO Mo. Call 64&2687 $1'/'j Per Month c:i'ts, drps, Ask about our !er son Lane•
Groued S2ci.~·i.t 10 mo's lot. .H.S . • SHERWOOD RE ALT y • ft to the beach, re(rig, wa-Nr frwys '&:'So. Cst. Plaza. Legun1 Beach d1SC0unt plan. 880 Center 84, .,47184,_~ ... •
f ·:n. Truck I. IP rth 1125 Crpts dtpJ, bl ~55 t Ir: l I . I ded G Checkriiate Apts, 2831 Bria. -· S CM 642-8340 2682 ...-u:o _,.. s-~.Sen·o'.sm~·:~~lor Toi ok, .' . tns. H.B. 3 "BR Condo, 1% -~ Pools .~ &e~: ~. ~ ~""=· =c~.M~·~-~=--$115/mo. S40 wk Up. Ba.ch, ~":!.·~.:'.;.THE~·;;:.:;G~A":B'°'LE~ .. ~~:: .. ~·c..leeiCCHiiEEZzcoiiRUOlAAPTPTS.~··'
l500000. '.. ·~U:!·. ae~,54 ... ~r $145. 2TBR'oJ<cr(AscM' drpe, patio, Patio, dbl gar, frplc, nr 546-2313 ~!;L~ Lge• ele! :t!e,a~~ ~h~~~~~ti:~ Lge. 2 Br w/pri gar. Adlts. 8~1.A~~~·te 1-;!ed ~!'::
si.ntU mu:n!Stl.. .,....J86. gar. 01 . · . ocean. 962--0986 aft 5 pm. soundproofed. Fncd. yrd. W h Id S36--033S -,,
HEALTH'.FCJOd Store. Near $15..i. lBR +den w/evuy. WALK to beacti-3 BR. 1% heat. Fum. Util• pd. Newport Beach w/patio. Wtr pd . as er ryer. · J' ~land; dolni ·well. thin.11;. Kids&: petsok, H.B. BA. din rm. ricn. 847-9604/ Carport. todry rm. Nr Gardner/malnt. Call btwn 1 BEACHBLUFF APTS , 776-7110 Agt ..,..., .1hop'g. $150 Ir: $155. 998 El 25 YARDS from ocean. 4 BR, Jtr.500 wl~nm. Or ,tnake · eves96U889,A&ent. NEW .....,ciow: inode-rn Ca !no Dr N 1 CM 2~3-ba h 1. /fl &5,aJS.4120. Spac2Br,2Ba.Pool.PaUo. , cash olfer. Neediquick NJ.e. Balboa PeJ!insul• 2 BA bl ~.... m o. • · ., uge iv. nn. w P' 2437 Orange Ave. "G" $155 D/W. 8231 Ellis 842-7644 .• : ~.'Eve1 sa&-,1963. H""'Yeo;,. • r • ,.. LOVELY! 3 BR, l ' tns, duplex. 3 BR., 2 full baths, _ ....... __ s_i. _______ I new cplg.; mod. kiteh., DELUX 2 BR. 2 BA, Bltns, A'ITR.ACTIVE Twnh••. 3 2 BR. nr. shopp;og. G• .... -o' OMr..1 & Chamiing 2 Ir: 4 crpts, DCd )'d, frp c, 1 ml. to shag crpts., Bit's, dshwshr, paneled den; comp. furn. .;K. ~-w,
COFFEE .. SHOP ill San Br hse,~waded in patio, nr bch $250. 962--0492 garbage disp. ,vu)ier Ir: 1 BEDROOM APT. $295 Jncl. utll., until July. Dshwasb,' Sh a g crpls, BR'!, 2 BA C&D, bltns, dbl Newly decor. Sl351mo. .
Oemente, xliit area, park-water, u n t ii 6 / 15. 2 BR C.Ondo, cpb, drps, fri>J, dryer, frplc., pri patio, -Furnithed '$tT.SO Will also least. 67f>..1642 frostless refrig, Elec frplc, gar, swimming pool, $215. Realonomics Bkr. 675-6700 •
ing IJ)ace. • Illness .forcfs 213:24.l-S31,. . patio, dbl gar. Nr. beach. garage. Steps from beaeh. Adults, No P•ts Agt. garage. Nr ,s,, Coast Plaza, 545-7474. 2 BR, lge priv patio .. Bltns;
t ale. ~12. 6 arn-1 pm or Corona Ml Mi1r Pool priv1. 1200. 64>1!57. Lav I~ h I y furn. (213) I I 3 BR. 2 Ba, all xtraa, $325. Sl85. 545-2l2l. LGE. 2 BR. beaut yrd, elee cpt, drps. $135/mo. No pets.
49Ull41, 2 pm-& pm. N Irvine 545-5359. or (213) 327-8765. Roy Mc~:,;, Rea tor On ocean, walk to beach. * LOWER * 11tove, gaa heat, 2% BA, 1503 Alabama. ~785
I ESI'BL'D Int. Dest g n ICE, lge, 3 BR. 2 b1. IOWf!'!' Coron• del Mar Owner (213} 700-TI73. All Electric • 2 BR Cpts, across st. from shop'g, 2 BR apt. Closed gar, cpts.
Business. Newport Beach duplex, NewJ.y decor. Ocean BAL ._, ~i •. drps, gar., patto. Nr. bus & Carport, lndcy rm. Adults d ...... chiklren/11mall p<t ok. '"· 3 BR 2 ba ~.-1325 l BR F I"~ Incl ti! : rt:run """'uxe ap..,,, ... ~ I ·are.a. (213) 33&-15.76.·after 6 srue of bwy, $300 mo. • .. au-1 m •·•· • um. ......,, · u · theater. Adults, DO pets. orliy, Sl&I. 998 El Camino $140/mo. 847~2MO. ...
pm. , DElJGHTFUL 2'BR. borne. 3 BR, 2% ha., !am •••• $325 2 BR, Ufil paid, Ad~t&. No Newly dee. Beaut garden, frpl, nr ocean. l-2 Ir: 3 Br's. $155/mo. 645-3515. Dr. No.1 CM. 54&-0451. 2 BR. 11,.. Ba studio. Encl I~ PU.BLIC .Steno &:: 5ecrttarial Large patio ·A yard. Near 3 BR. 2% ba, fam •••••• ~ pets, S2Q>..mo, year , pool, rec. Adults, no pets. Yearly rak!s. 84Ul48 ah 5. DELUXE 1 BR, gar. Avail * TQWNHOUSE * gar., fncd yrd. $150/mo.
Setv!Cf!. Bayside Dr. $215.mo. 4 BR, 2"-' ba, fam ···• $350 ** 61'5-3613 ** 1959 Maple 'Ave .. CM, Mgr. ON THE BEACH 2 IL
ALSO. Balboa lslsnd WE HAVE O'raERS NeWPOrt Buch Apt. 5. 2 BR, compl turn .. yrly now. Adults, no peb. $135. Br., 1 ,. Ba.. cpl/drps, Lndry tacil. 842-4549 .
.i " .$1UtTG ' rentals avallabll! e LARGE l BR Sl35 _or thru June 30. 67S.1972 l50 E. 2lst. &46-60l6 :~ A~~· $~~~ E. LGE. 1 BR apt. Patio, encl. i ~_!!., L:oen 240 Salisbury ReAlty .67~ 2 BR, 1 BA Balboa Penin. e· ROOMY 2 BR $155 * BACHELOR apt-7 doors 1 & 2 Bed~m. 1 bath. Sf:1f 548-17~ • or gar. Adults. $115/mo. Call
I • SATILER BRANO NEW HAR B"O R sl.85 winter or $215 yearly. Adlts. .642-2181, 673-0507 to Ocean. Yearly. $100/mo. cleaning oven, dlshwflhr. 842-4549.
' r VIEW HOME. 3 Bedroom, Gff..3303 or s.ro.o316. Util paid. 646-1631. sundeck •. &hag crpting. NICE 2 BR upstairs apt. WALK to Beach. De'uxe 1 IC ~'. IMTG., co·. family room, 2 batM. Com. ~~..,...=~~--=-..,.-·•Vacancies COit money! Rent CLOSE to Beach, mod. 2 Br 377 w. Wilson* 54g..3fi05 ww'•,arag.e~ ... stov~ & ~edlrullf. 2 BR. Pool. Drps, cpts, ~ :~. : lty' 1 couru 2 .BR, 1 BA Balbo;a Penln. )Ullr house, apt., <tore $170-2 Br 2 Ba Studio, adj. a er·gWO'"t:'•ec. urn. s bllns. 119 15th St., H.B.
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~ 2ND TD LOAN .,~~=~~=~~ · Universit.Y ·Park, Irvine col. Pool, cpl/drp., bltns, Kids ok """.,...,."'"'"""-o-==~· J ' ,.ow 3 BR. DR. FR, Harbm' Day, 133-4101 Nlf~ll 2206 CoUeg• No. s 642-7035 LAGUNA NIGUEL
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., -;642-2171 545-0611 wknd!. 5 BR., 3 baths .• ,.,,,,, '375 ~~C!..!U..,:....--1Br ClAY Jl POLLANl'----ir-=-:--1 bltns, patio. Kids ok. e LARGE 1 Bit. $125 l fulJBR, l ·BA 1*d 2•B~. ~~
" "· H·...._ 4 BR. 2•1 bath • $350 UIU. Z!06 College No. 5 642-7035. e ROOMY 2 BR. $140 Y Clll'Jlt C "ra"""""' (' ""'rvina: ... ..,.,.-area 21 yn. RUSTIC 3 bedroom" den, 2 , 711 '...... M YovrOo•t1>.r1w11yGll;a. M u"."'£!a 1994 Maple No. 3 .. , oo13 Adi'· 642-2181. 673--0!i07 From $175
t $2• 000 '"' bit •·· t I e I 3 Bil,., 2 ba. hom" • $325/350 V l«cordin9 lo 111• 51orr, y ocr. ,, ~ ~ I • • .,, uaui. -.-.., r P act, T d 1 1 f 'd• nd gas, TV cab,e, water,
F _, 1 ...... t ~--AM ~ .. 930 2 BR., 1~ ba. home •• $250 o eve op .me1sog• or r1 y, ., •••. ,. I ./BIG sun ..... 1 bdrm Up""r, 2 BR Apt Pvt gar &: yard or i-.:si est&te oen ......... o •vwu. •" v•...... . r~wordicon~--..ti..,.torunbcrs ... ~ . .,,. .. w • • • ' ·all kit bllns, Jndry ~as,
Mr Adama Bkr 714/499-2130 z BR Diipltx Avail 111/72. 1 BR.• den •••••••••• -'$251) of~Zod1ocblrt'h;¢ "'55-66 tiew cpt, ~lns, $l35. Children & pets ok. $l5D. htd swltn pool BBQ' l'riv
Monty Wen't•cf 250 Lease. n75. without p.ragt'. i eel h•11 1ToclrJ(s :JTO-,.. 111~ oc~~~ 545-6270 or &t6-4G3l, 646-2.544. patios &: balConies.
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NRI> $2,000 at lOfJll Pfl.Yl.blt Cort MeH ~~~ ~~ , :!:::: 2 BR; l'i' BA, cpl I drps, Sl~ mo. No children. '499.2277 * 29041 Aloma
$.Ul0fltl9, ~t)' $2600 2nd • S·Mr 3Sr~ 45Your encl. patio. $140. 642--6811 . 673-2163 oft Crown Valley Prkwy """' at I"" 6"-•"•"' REAL""' 6 YOUI" 36 N.of '6 ~ ,., "'' ·"--· ,, .. 7E~i--• 31Fw 67St"'""1 Sharp Clean 2 BR~ $140 •-* 2 Br, 2 Ba Studio. Crptg, Newport Be•ch e HARD ro FIND 2 br, Univ. Park Center, Irvine 1971-, .... ~ ~!<1.!-Bltns, d""", w/w, hid pool. drps, pa6--04'6tio. POOL. 1 child'----------, Atove, •refrig, ch.ild I: -' Cal! -'-··ti~ 6 •""-'.·-. ..,.._ ·~" OK 64 , .
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• 1J~ .tJTurn 7tY• 1180 / Crpt/drps. 765 Shalimar. SHORES ·-""'"°"'_....,_ 14WotU!f ""'~ 74 0.cilWlal'tlt • mo. e MOVE IN n:>DAY 2 bt, e OOLLHOUSE 1 BR turn, l5T..,_ .r11s5of1no-. n.w 673.(>05.1 Olli 557-6!M3. 3 &Inn, 2 B11i, drtaa\ng Artl , ~ )'t"d, encl car. Util pd, nlceyn:!, tndrar, uW lncld. ~~=: ~~ ?J=:n1"e 1 Bedroom. Sharp. Close to DUPLEX 2 BR. small yard, l.erge dtluJCe 11.pt. W/W
ALA Rtnl.I • ,.. _ AIMOLA. R ,1 • ,.. _ 1t• AAww o&1Yc":"..1 7tT• o.c.c. " u.c.L S 13 5, gar., qUiet, no dOgs or cats ~tJna. Chlldttn O.K. ' I -~•7¥¥ tiftt• s' -r•~ 'Dorl't .., °''" 19 Solw ...... __ ,, or motore-les. 548-2'120 .......,, man th, V ao,..,,, !O.._..,_.. eoSroroll ...,,. rrM. "w CALL 1__.1. "370
•Wlt 3 BEDROOM HOME a -ARKLJN~ Vt-" I br, !!,·UtOf !21 ~•-• •12' """•"·--~ 2 BR 1u BA. h t LARGE 2 BR, nr Westclilf. ~ with blli/'11, firpl, ctpll I~ .,,... ""' ~" -.. ..----• ,.. I arp crp S, Adults tlUd ·~-. 1toYt, rttnr. kid~ peu. $'150 23W... $J ~~ t>to. drps. 1200 Ml ft. $165 mo. 973 Lndry., garage. . , no .,--;-;;==..-,==-,I 6 re .. ,.. wuhe', AM ALA Rent1ls e '4}3900 ~r_:: ~~ fs:" Valencia.. 557-7768. pell. $le. 646-5355. ~ .. !RAND NEW 1""
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por mo, Call Agent Sf&..4141. a9un. I I ~~~" i:~ffoctiM ~=-UNruRN 2 BR apl, $150 Som~ patios. All for tmm S.A. Country Clob)
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Cost• Ma.. $.10 wk Up Apll. 2S'lt usembly Vft II machlnt FOUND remocl. W&lJI, celftnr, No Job too anaU ~~~~~~jjj~~~~TI~I Newport Blvd •• CM. ahop area. Heavy power, • rift that it mtanlncf'Ul &cu-1.•tc.NojobtoollDIU. e &G-!Ul 9;,,. ==!,_':.JI I 1.• .... I IT 5'8--8'155 fluoraetl'.lt llleJ, forced air ~and lutinr ~ • aimtmu 547-tm&, 24 !Ir ans. terY; R.moclel & ~•Jr
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private home. eltctronkt ~ lite manur. t~te to the~ O>ul • A. nt,w' ld\chen drain, boerd •MS-6955• 1M5 Monrovia Avt., Nlt'Pl· y MC A 60-9990 ELECl'RICAL. lnttallatlo~ will brlabten )lour liolld&ys PALM MESA A PTS Bch. 646--0994., ~ · · · • • reinodellnc, )iPalrs. Llc:"d, for yean t9 'come. Jk•t
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Fu N ' Jcilchen prlvUeees. $85/mo. Grant1S 'ikoo~~rste. a:. Est. ~ · M&-074(1. rre.. Ettlm. 11111 IN THE SUN! Child ok. G13-1lB5. RErmED Alt Swee ~· Adams '.H.B. 96a-:Ul3. PRINTED cticUlt bouill, -AddltloM.All9ratl0111 ltil(• )~~.~-· ~ PLEASANT Home Atmo&-wants 3 br unfum h6use ' dealp • fabricl.tiGna,•abort New t:O~ .b.ftcnte' DENT.AL At1l•tant, .... . Minutes to NewDOl't Beach pbett. Gd location. Kllcl>en In N.B. C<!m, "' i..una LOii W run __ .. 1 .,,, 100, slabs" P<lloa Btoci., -chalnlde, .....,..., So,.. bnk 'JtOu ·o. lijjo,
Unbelievably large aPts. Decorator furnish· priv. $55.. mo. 548-599&. Bch, Wlll~llt of Feb. LOST Friday ~to; Santa Keene Enterpriaes. 965-1TS9, 4 briCkwork. ('n.4J «·2051 t'JCp. 21 or OYU. tM-3598. mo :·up. 1v.r:' b .. D 1
ed. Huge Pool, jaclizzi, electric built· ins, shag ROOM-Kitchen privU. Man . . Ana Jtahtl area, J Gennan G•nllnlnt RoOflni ru;NTAL l8C1 25 6o · ~ exp. Williaml_ 8'1S-05l.1.
carpets, drapes, sauna & more! only. S60 mo. 2161 :P.ft~ St, GARAGE or Small Build.in& abortbalra. Male all llvu -tit coll~ ~. Op11 Men/Women day -ADULTS-NO PETS CM. 646-5289, 893-0310. !or STORAGE'. , color: !emalo ~potted. AL'S GAIUlEN1NG REPAili, ,... .. , ""'l'OOI ""anl<epenoonaJJ.,,, help,, l1 ., '-d.•llr
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SINGLES ••••..••. $145 :~ •. ~~ ... ~ \'-1 :,"1.,.ru: 51t>-0154a!t5 ~.~--.,,.~ :'";, .... ,;.,..~=.;~. DmI .Ji=-~==~-B1'4.,HB. , ! 1 BDRMS ......... $155 -· ~ -~ i..ct ;-"~ . • ~
.. 2 BDRMS, ........ 5175 Guest HonM 415 . ;~~~':::. •=.:...:= ....,..,.., :'e.mo~~~~wn"""' _ "."·"°"~cts<~ ~: •.• ~~ID .;
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From $10 to $lS LESS. For elderly pel"SOn. Brl,pt • Announcements 500 Needs med.\caI •tlf'nt:ion aprtnklen. cleM-Up job.!, -~-........,mail -~~-De-tails, MUii: bt :16·.and. •bletto. ..,. I
YOU'RE RIGHT cbettyprdenaunoundlnp. P1eaae Call 5eTB81 1 d 1 • Drtmnaklnc-.Allft'ationt .,... . -THE ~ ~o an IC a P n I , G<ortl<, ~~~ ~ ---~ ,' -_ to ~---APPLY -Nutritious mMlt. 5'8--4'75.3. ~•n. LUX ollice """'"'5'""' to 1ttll you. ""'._ • ., • ....,...., • ......:-~ THEY'RE UNDERPRICEDI * PRIV. Room av.U w/Jov. In Dana r"lnt will now b< ~f't;"1~i;:,,,"";"°k,,.imol: 646-0893. ' Call' J• * '!G"'<tl Oc; P. 0, lloxll3tl8, No. '!lot· il5 E. Hlh ~ C.if. I'
1561 MESA DR., Go1t .. M ... · inc can t>r ambula .... -· open Mon 1hrU Sat 8-$. Stop y l . U pet s Ple~ EXP Jl'.panese Gardener.' Alter•tions 642..sM.S '1wobd, c.t.if. 91«».' NIT! AUDl·J'6R,1 r
k . '""J l) r 6one 4f16..2383. n: am Y • K'.now how up-keep plant -Sat .A &m MbN . ...-:.-..,.., • S bl t SO. of Newport .81Yd. lady. Balanced d I et. Y 0 ti return. Reward! &'ffi.-1498 or ..-1, tr~m'M-. clean.op'. Neat, •ccurate. 2> :rears ixp. ' • ., ._ ..
546 9880. ....-1 °' ,,.,.-att • ·-• --.-• --· 1-· ~· ·~ Ex· ecliT ·v ~·50 ..... Nm-··.,.,,.. I . ·• "":I'll ~ • .~"" Qfl.,.-,.,n ,·~, """ 968-M8S alter 2PM, Televl1Jon R••lr: 1. E ab4e. Gtntaet ~,
l Rent•l1 to Sh•re 430 ·I Ptnonalt ,,,) BLUE/GREY cat, wht chHt TOM'• G~. Exp. * BLAINEJS TV * P1rsonhel Al•!'1CY ore •• ~'Mt Outtl.,'
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: PARK NEWPORT Cost• Mew !:c~ :c:~.~c~, :;;. CONGRATULATIONS LOST male. I~sh ~~ter 21n' ~!w~U:~~t!a~ !.._ree Sei'vlc• Martt;: p~ty. ·Huntl:.tort. Bucht1
APARTMENTS ttrtatnlng. View lot. to JOHN BREWER for tall named Slllpe. Q)ok:t Trub hauling, lot cleanup, GENERAL Tree Sttv. Yard . Allo ,Fte l>ocitions ·Con..v• .. tattt Hot ...
• Ba~lor, 1 or 2 Bedrooms, Garal"· 830-1034. being u lected on• of chain. Reward. 646-8366. Repair sprinklm. 673-1186. clean-up, baullnc, Qll'i.Dldtr ~JO W. Coast Hwy., NB . 1U11 '! .... IN Ava,\· " BRAND NEW GIRL wantod tn oloan Juno. 2 tho 10nlor1 •I Ma.Jna Back Bay. J1MS GARDENING .. pain, ~u. 6'6-SM8. ' S-uita H > '45-2716· H.B. . . ,14 -31
' ~..a:~aesll. :Q~·= Fro ll'" D' h •--hag BR. Kids I: pets O.~ S80 Hi .. h School with the WHT, gray I: orng 6 Mo. oki Ccimplete' Ga.rdenin& Service OfPORTUNITX_ ·f..Of 1 , .. .,''t....: .. ,!:._-· ... , m -. 11 wuuu,s Unturn $88turn 963-7SlO • ' cat without a tall. Vic I: aea.n-upa. 56-3662. l!IJI ::::::: . ·llctnleiel Real Ett f from .raaaiuu IslaDcl at Jam. c:arpetiD.g_, walk-in doa!IJ. Mi.6235 Hnti-. Bch. or m ost cl•ss ch.ar•cter. Paclllc Ave, c.M. Reward I r. · JWU"ERlENCED aOJdertn, I aaletpeople Be ,_,. ' i .·~ ' San Joaquin Hills Forced &ll' heal, extra large · DISCX>VER DISCOVERY 540-0093. Ex'per Japanese Gardener .'"')"**' .nio. 'to 1 yr 'exp •. Mobllt ~ .,. ' • ~---i Roads. C'll.4) 644-WDJ. rooms.Beautifulpmeroom,SHARE,my-waterlront·home. FindYOURSELFinSomeone LO~ St· Be--~ i--•t Complete' yd aervice. Neal CommunlC•tions, ~· ·H • • op . -• ~ated pool BBQ' ,--•-w-dock man 30---6)..,.... ~~ .,, • OMUU en-... Rella ~-••I ••• ·-r-n A ,.,. _ _.___ ... ave )'Olli! etwn •
l e NOW _OPEN • · s, '""""'" ,,.w, • ..-. Else Puppy6mo.old.CostaMesa • .,c,..,,.-·~· • """ere ve., ....,._. • ~ -·-,,-·-: 'BJV.ND NEW 11:-2 B rro ed garages, quiet surrouJld.. mo. 675-C331. Call now -No obli&ation Area ~1414 alt 6. JAPANESE Gardettln& by Job W.•nted, Mlile 700 Balctr), C.M. ~. . .w. E. ~r • 1
I Sl~.-Priv patio, ~WI~ tngs &:. ~ 10 shopping. * Mille. Brand new priv. BR C'n4) 8.15-6885 (213) 387-3393 • exper Pmener. Complete t • GEN'L Ofcl'l'\7n' · · ' I AdUlt living. no pets. nr oa: _ SO Frwy. $J6-$32 NA'I10NALY RECOGNIZED LRG. Male Alredall', blk & ,..1 work. Clean-up. 968-2:J).3. DEPENDABµ; .col I l°I.• ·-.. ~at.. Part lBeG NewPOrt Blvd. C.)(,
rm, bea~ pool w/ jacutzi, EL CORDOVA APTS. wk or by mo SST--MOO tan. Lost. crut Dr, N.B. ~ Grad wa.nla M:lril:. BA m time for aocountinl ofe. tn l 16'6-~3Slll~~-~,i;...;J~!ft
-huge.closets, dee~iJ.e car· 2071 Charle St 642-4470 • · · WE want to wiab )'Ou the ReWardi 5'8-2405 FR.ONT yard lawn aerv:lce, History .. Two yrs. exp .. in Costa Meta; aood att· OP :, ~--~·. i~ u~ast ~~~ Near Harbor Ir Hamilton St. ROOMMATE 21-30, straight. happiest ,of holidays and a • ' $10 mo. Backy&ras 'alao. Malnte.Dlnee at State Parle. flltattcl1 ~. poaft:Jly Sirl,ie ~t e ~ ~ '<t ~ ,,.. MIF to ahare my apt $80. wry M>nderful: New Year. Yard cleanup. 962--861.2.. 96J..390ll tJtlme Jan-AprlL Ca 11 SWliD Weir , M= -.,,. ! ~! ~~~. B~~~~:· New· Hunt. Bch. 5.16--6fi67, Stevt, RoleMary, SUsan & I I ~ J EXP. Hawailin ·Gardener .. Job W•nted Fem•I• 702 547-7061 for appt. 4001. fl;'F :Bfrdl• ~. N
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: EXf'LUSIVE Puk Lido, * 2 BEDROOM * CdM. No amoken. 1)25, ENCOUNTER GROUP ~I, 64&-4676. NEED HELP AT HOME!· .~ .. J&;-23 .-·lo h'lvei. 'OUTSIDE<l)oonwo-lpr al
i Townbou11e Condo, Hoag 111' Ba TownbOuse concept Rtfs. 673-4169. For people who rieed real re-GARDENING SERVICE e we ha v • Convale1eent A1~ ~~:e ... eaminp , parts sl:<n. 3)118 Plaiimt'l.1
: :r.i~aPa,3u!Rai:' 1rg~2 ~mi~~:Si1:':cre~ Office Rent•1 440 14tionsh1ps, A chance to be Sc~I• & 1 CLEAN-UP. TRIM Aides • N ti r.1 ·• s • ; a -1co nus Seeyearly. Cotta Mela. -1
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, \im_ $160' Unf, $175 furn. Lessons starting soon. on grnd flt. for oUice, beau· P.O. Box l2'll. Costa Mesa. BeKinf nee • .\¥lth, Tue• &: Free Elt. Call Sfti.-7319. s.tT-6681. . GIRL Triday-Bookteeper 1or , 5:'8-97$. .., I ' cPt11, drp1, bltna, garb dispJ . HARBOR GREENS ty 1hop etc. SUite for nice COUNSELING & inlo for Tinin Evf'1. Ml 1 a ion Gener•I S.rvicei Hia:h preuure tontrack:ln p/~ help 3 d&y. . wir ..
.$Placentia Ave. Ask 5f6.5025 oUices upstain. Prkz. See abortion, vasectomy le Beethcl'Ut, ~2720. Th1s Is ENTHUSIA.STIC yauth ~lJ::ec-ere 548-315f , Service Sia, A~·-,. 7
: .•bolJt our discount. 5'8-2682. MERRY Oiristmu! FREE Jones Realty Service on adoptio11. ApCare. 542-4436. A Guaranteed Course. nlINGS by Moote Lt. ~ tor w I l h ta• Ch t n I . ' . ply Bob Botti Dico ! BA apt with dishwasher, RENT until •72 tor the iirst premises. 3355 Via Lido, Found (fr" •ds) JSO -READING lnltructlon for . plumb, knee, tilt, 1ntt1na: Mckcround lntmtttd ln ac-HOUSEKEEPER part time :Ne~ BlYd, .Cotta • .,
: ..aha&, pooJ, tor ~ or 2 adlts 3 reliable tenants selected. 6T:>-3TI1. your child. Elementary thru carpentry, paint • t c. tive. re1ponalblt position for happy tamlly. $U), mo. PORT ThH.tre Carona··.W
1 .without pet, year around, l-BR., F1JRN. or unL S12>-NEWPORT CENTER FOUND Christmu gifts In H.11h School. Re ad In 1 54.5--0820. RMltC )"OUfll p e 0111 e. m-Om after 4. pm. Mar ntt'dl: rtris tor Cubl"it.I
, only min from beach. $175. $145. Htd. pool. Walk 'I> SUblltase debc olfice .Wte. .1hoppinf cart, Sa.YOn Drug.. Room. 4T4E 17th St., C.M. H•llllng 6Q..ESI J:l,OUSEKEEPER 4. daya a ~ conceulon. Ihtarvw
-;1'61 SUJ>"rior. N.B. shopping. 1887 Monrovia. OJmmon recept area, Zttox, Brookhunt I: Adams, Hun-548-6al3. 642-6959 w•~D M He'p W•nted, M & I' 710 wk. P~,,1!_~~.Coovale~ot pm, .
Phone 548-5470. law library, secty Ir iator· ••·n•'""' ! euy tree1, cC.~n~t·~·~~~~~~·::-=--=tt,wi:iiiffiit;r:;;;-:":;!I ' ew~F -~ Bt .. 1% ~ $100 -MOVE IN Allow&nce age uea. New Unk>n Bank tinftoa BNch. See Man. PIANO LESSONS yards il. pi-age.movtna: 4. .iNTER.VIEWJNG Dec. 28, PROFESSIONAL. ,.p b o.,,
Tw.nhst. S200. Adll• only, no 81ko All of:5ca: 1 . ·~· BePmen to learn theory haulina, $7.50 per hr •. + ............. _.., ~-.• 8. ·-. "· ~. N•wport _81.._._ td.idtor .. ,~.Point,~ 'P'tl. 1728 Bedford Lq. "N~U PALMS -· w view. FND. FOWttain Valley Elem. technique, SlshtrHdln&, etc. Anytime. 548--5863. l'Vr '-"" ~ = M oN .., __ , •--.. ~~ Oementir, Caplitnm ·U91-·
548-753.1. · J 177 E. 22nd ~. 6U-J6f5 54'1·940&, s+f.0023. School,. Sat. AM while Me&& Verda • ·Cosla Mesa ~ Oerlc ...,JU "'I&• ._,. y-~p............ Work in JO'r otrn bomt.
F\lrn. &: qnrum. 1 & DESK 1pace avallable $50 malt i · be' Ca1l Bruce 546-4471 , Hauling, clean-up, 1 o ca I PBX Recept, , to USO Wlll·cont!der brilbt 1rahw. Bett deal, in -. . ~
1 BR, near beach, yearly 2 BR's from SJ.35 UP mo. Wlll provide famUure puppy w one l&"e movee, el(Jl'd collqe lfu. -See'~e f'15 Accurate neat:·b'Pinr req'd .. ~ltll6 bttween t ;.M •ilt?JI.
'leue. $135. No pets. 1 BR 'nd' 'd al . p . at $5 mo. Anlwttin&: Ml'Vice ear. large breed 12-16 wlcs dent. Lra: truck, re.u. Girt ~SH SWO S.Pttd not too \mportan.t-no a.n4 ....-. • ;' \ ' * C&ll '54&-'l'S40 * l 1vi u umt. aho, ·-"-bl _ old. 968-2416. [ I~ 534-1M6 Sec'YIBookkM-$600 1 I •---· ·~· garage. Quiet c 0 m p I l' x , av...... e. .u. Foretit Ave, ....,_and lttfr*I · • ...... dicfAtio""i> .euaiat • te ep.....,.., Protluction I' or __
·?ARK Lldo • 3 BR,. 2 BA, 3 $130 548-9'm J..aauna Beach. 49f.-9466 ·LONG ha.ir •drk grey A: white . YARD/aafaa:e, dMDUPI. Jte.. F IC 9kkpr-Comtr 1159 m.&·n-n e r. .bripoct&Dl-.wtll
car gar. Pool. Adults o!ily. ' . . AIRPORT CENTER yng male cat. mue/Blue n\OY trttl dlrt, j SJd McntFtt: 9kkpr l800 iroomed neat~;re:cfd:' 4t81 Pimeentt~ •. ~ M
)275/mci. 548-9301 l&-S). 1 BR individual unit. Patio, Del""-l 2 &!roomottl-• eyes.Fm.vic.FaJrirounds. lo.d:r bacimot 'J; . ._P-St. IA.~ant Sl4K &end resume_-'. ortnt~a.tion,· ,,~-~,,, •.• ~ .. "' ,I
, g~. Quiet compl ex ..,... • vc S4S.0150 Very Frl.e1dly & Babyilttl-' • · ~ mll'r to $~ Cll N ><• ' R.'il , 1 BR Adutts, no Jl"tl, no $130, 837-$17. adj1(!ent Alrporter Hotel. needs home. "• TRASH 1: Garq:e clean.qp,,'!' NIWPORT to Ueiffc!d Ad o . .>U, cro . · · • -. •
chlldttn, util pd, gar, $150 L'd I I Lowest rate1, full Rrvice1. ~ ... """ TIIE Educational' Readiness day1. Frft e1L An1fune. Personnel Agency ·My Pil~, P~O." Box ~· , • •n d1 ! f 675-2930 a.f t 4:30 I 0 s • 833-2840 or.,833-3223 Wkday1 .CVUI, .... ~ly )OOfll rrey Centre Pre--achool, 20 7 0 548-!iOll. .. I Costa Mesa, ~~nm.. ~ ~ s u-..":" i ~
DELUXE 2 BR. 7 doon to LIDO BAYFRONT. Apt. &: DESK apace available '50 cat, m~e Ltdo area. House Maple Ave .• Ccata Me11 HouMCIHnlng IH ~·:.:70' N.I . 'INVEST IN ~ ·, .. ANT~ Ai~.... j
10tftn. Newly redecorated.' home• S:IKI to $1,XIO mo. mo. Wlll provide turnltuN ~i:s11~mps. Please call will oUer special day catt YOUR ,am.I R_E ~ tntrl'VNlwlnc "f« • .J,I
·S225tmo. Yearly. &*163L Broker, 675-2723. atS5mo . .Amwertnr..-vlce ' fo:r lhopp11lc mroth!n on HOLIDAYS AHEAD!' -A.,,.rtment M•n•r • ... ,~ .,
-1 O.l pt 8 _ ch available. '°' No. E l FND. Male O>!haohau dog Dec. 20th, 21st A 22nd tam. , , D-' •.' ·· N ...... V BAL. Penn UXf' a ... Huntington SMa Camino Real. I an on Dldid between Warner 3pm., $5 per day. Hot lunch Have a Cletn Holiday! Call for ntW 31 units, near Hlih-BE YOUR OWN M>SSI ~r • rnr
trpl, nr ocean. 1-2 le 3 Br s. Oemente ~ -I: nr er F v v Included. 646-43.34. Dutch MaJn~nanee Service land It El'ttway, Cll;y al Or· Men or Women . · · · _ .3 t
;Yeariy .. , ... 8'2-<!4! alt s. La Quinta Hermosa DESK ~ available ISO lrlendly~'.5'61.' • .,.,. 1"' all !loon, -· • ..... """Jmwy, ,,,..... ' •• N ....... 7. ,-, oo )'OU. need a babysitter! I ,...__. cl ,_ Xln' work atat" ace. remuneration ex· L · · • y II -r-• l S•n Clem•nte mo. WW provide furniture CAT: Black w/tan, whlte can help! M~Thundayl .... _,...., ean.... t peeted i PrevkJu ii .. JI'\ • ftW , '·& Dh ........ ,·
,t,.ARGE 2 BR, 2 Ba. frplc. ~~li~~;.~ ·~i:: ~ch-= teer A t'hnt, male. Found in 4l'M-10PM. Collete Pk 4. ::: No ~w. 537-JSOS any. ~~~xpemnc! Taxi Ct~ , . •,
Ocean view, walk to beach. ..... T _ ... pool ...... _._ n-H_.__ Be ._ .. ~-.•-Mesa Verde. _Has been Mesa Ml Mar al'l!a. Your btlptul but hot neceaary. ,.._" ~ A-' A;-.J In -, , -,1..,. ay..... etTth .. ~ . ....,.,..,n lll.>W....,...,.. a....., ,,_.,_.., alterei. Call s.t5-167S. ""~ ... ! 30 '-k DEDICATED CLEANING 'Contact s-..1at1Pro-J>e. ...,.,. Wll" w• ·· la!'"Y • '"t-'"\, 1
:Adults, no peti. 4;w.-.:t JU· gas BBQ. 3 VERY nice HOOnd flDorof. hOme. SST-6.w •.n : • .-* We Do Everything* Po Box 1$15 548-1311 .Be~n 3pqt • ~ ~
i•nt• An• UnbelievablelivingfDrONLY fices. 17877 Beach Blvd. FOUND PUPPY, malt, for Sharl. 24hr.Call~ l r:=·ee~: ' 2J!J .NO:·l 'r-'.l.r._'· .... ,.
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1 Bdrm. Unfurn $150, Owner C2l3l J9C..-001S Davi. black & white, 2 to 4 mo. EXPERIENCED child can ,....._ri -~· · l •VON c•LLINGI ....... ......_ H-·· ........... ~ · FAMILI Furn $175 "' vie. Newport .l ITth, ColfA in my North C.M. homP · -r e,~1"." cwp.e to 1 "" "" ,._ mE" -·-Sent• Ari• ":,-'i • 2 Bdrm unfurn: $175. Buslnt111 R•nt•I 445 Mesa. ~3887. w/yard. IAl.ncbts & anackl. · a.EAN Yotiit ·H.bM:t. • For a wond•rfu.I eunlnc opo r : • .• ,
Furn. $210 FOUND brown & black pup. Tf'nder loving care. Loe ju1t • 64~ • portunlty, 1n )'OtJJ' own 1fto.. 1'lr\ltl Oppw, E~ '
· ALL 1JJ'JLITJES INU.UDED STORE front buildlnr, M-t py w / white tttt. Vic oU San Dle,o I: Npt JA'PANESE Houmn.ld. ritorf, no exoer. netffl.
W. ELCOME' ADULTS NO PETS zone, 2000 1q It. 2112 Orange Coast Callege, C.M. freeways. 546-7.tST. Exp. own tranp. By day. C•ll ~7041 ~
'I • VISIT OUR MODELS Pl&Cf'ntia, Co!ita Me I. 545-5027. C.abin•fm•klng 645--0347 aft 3. BABYSITTER:· My home 2 • -c-2> RN's·:·i '")
l62U PARKSIDE LN. 5'8-7698. BEAtmFUL Anaora • type Mesa Otaninc Service daya wk 7:30-$ pm_. Own l1·1am.,•mtdioat·w~
1 SINGLE SI'ORY (n4) 847-5'141 SPACE for rent in the rear. black cat. white boots. . BOAT WORK • Carpet.I, Win®ws, Floor etc. trana pref. 646-8Sl7 aft 6 pm. WAllD CL RlltK: •
South Sea Atmosphere 4 Biles. So. o! San Diego t5' x 15'. Harbor Center Carona de! Mar area. OJa:t.cablnetwork. 6f6.5219 Re1l~.ACommc'l.548-flll BEELINE Fa11rlon1 Dlrec-S.ll;m, meakil\~ •
2 BDRM-2 BATH Frwy. on Bea~. 1 blk W. on Barben. 5t5-991T. 6~7818. C•rpet Service WILL do ~eaninr in tor, full or p/Hme. No in-'ltN · ' • : '
·' Carpets and Dfape1 Holt to Pirladde. '6T CHEV. Munice-4 IPCf. 300 FOUND Feme\e Weima.ran· , · pboJ S.C., txp'd. Sclndin&vian vst. Wfl tra.lo. Car Jleeffl, DA.tr DCD~.:re 3-llp,n.'1)8' ~: ·J:,
Air Conditioned Newport ~•ch mi's, w/Hurat t~. $125. er, vie. w. Wil9on, Com J~.n:n~~: ~·= woman. Eves. 49'--3184. Call 6J6..(M42 or 539-~. ~·n ~ •~,.,..-Cl. C: RN -: .. t 1
H~.:i:'DP~L Bel noon wk dsya lti day M .... °""" 1<1enUty. 196 poo ,,.; Sootcbfiwd (Soil ?alnllnt A BOAT CARPENTERS , ~~ U·'fam. \.:~N~C.U,JUij
,· Carport &. Storage Sat: Vir'I'. 549--3735 W. Wilson, Costa Meu.. Retardants;). Deitftaen Ii PafMrh•ntlnt W(exper. bulidlnc lal'le F'?'ft i Fee Ptleltioht-ll,pql T Suh ri·-'
N" So. eo.,,1 Plu• RESORT LIVING lndu1trlal Renta l 450 FOUND Vic. ol WU.On • .u color .....,,,,"'" • 10 , .. -.. Looa ...,,.. .,.. p""°" BICkpr mi -am~N>s~---
• HIDDEN VILLAGE Meyer, Olata Mesa, Small minute bleach tor white HANGMEN, aalea .. InatJ., ~ ~~!-btnefi, u:; Mark•tinK Sec'y to $540 . ~o;r<"RSl"s:.'" 'l;~S·
:' 2500 South Salta FROM $125 LANO avaiJ•ble for mat female pup. &46-33.19. carpets. Save your money Paper, vinyl, flock, pa.tilt. 7 ,u... A C:M\ UJ91129~eh toS475 __, S.:AI-.
" Santa Ana • 546-1525 buildlnc or storage. 1535 SMAL.L ShauY Dor Mea by 11vlng nu!' extra trips. Store comes lo )'OUt dOor ..,.~, \!!.., ' Med~ Wr!M $500 ~ Ex-per 3-.n11mi~~·<A_J1
_ 3 Heated Poob Monrovia Aw., N.B. 646-099' Verde area. 5f9.-067T. Will clean l!vin&" rm., dlnini Schwartz, 54T-5M6. ' .. IOYS , .. 14 Editor Traillle, Tnlf $4Sl ·-· L•&1'Q1 ··-
1.ure Clubhouse tic. BBQ It's · Oakwood Garden rm I: hall $1.5. An.y rm $7.50, ti1ii de1f¥W Jliiptft hi 69. l!ln Typlnl-Olem. S'ch1 S425 ~ .~
,;> Chlld Care Centf'r Apartments ••• ard lt'• * * * =ch ;w~~~ !~~ ':i * w:L~r!t.:iR * 1'= ~ = • E:17th (at Irvine)' CM uru~OrQ I
Great new 1 2 & S Bdnrtl fun, tine neigbbon and * * * method. 1 do -work ~)'18!1 When )'OU call "Mac'' arw.. -· '42·1470 ~ .. x.. Y1 ICH
-so~Wc'6~sT .... ti .. Uvlnginoneluxut· Goodftl531-41llL 518-l... 1'6-lnl DAILY PILOT ~'<1f~ .. ~~
VILLAS kw: package. ~·. f1 * Inatallation ' Repaln. PROF. Paintini, Int.·A Ext., 492--illO JOURNEYMAN Machlflrilt. 1'ot ~ 4lf.I,
U01 M•cArtbur Blvd. million in recreation • • · T • Work ruua.nlffd, Ca 11 11 >'"· «xp., IJc,, A Ina. BOYS NllDID email ibop, 1f.I. "~tftd>o • •• 1CINT(tAL ·
. 5'&8823 wwtmmlng, «MI" bllllmb, rader's Paradis& ~llt5pm. A'°;t'lle ~";_''• •oo ! CM.~·· • tlll-W ~;!!";:~~.-· "SUl'l'LY TICH'-
Apts health clubs, aauna .. f>t'Oo Cemenr concre:e cot. llf· . CASHIERS: Cu wuh, part " , !:ltc«lltnt W'lft'll:lnr <rtdt• l'~;n, or Unfurn. 370 thop, Indoor go1f drivin6 ,. . , I . , -FREEdr1wwaytealcoe.tlna: • full Unw for t..arurra ' . ,t(,EYP.Ulll~H A:trtr.1benefit. •• ., .. ·i
clobhoo t Ines !BEAT ~ .llalnl eo.-• .,, .. ,.,. paintlni. Nea~ de-Beech .... ExJO<I' nq'd G .... t -., le.tn . -· MISSION _,_; Costi Me.. n.rve, se,ec, floors patfo.11, drlve1, pend .Colle1t>atucle.nts . OverlJ ~ ' -'"fll'W'ireydllc:mtchiM, COMMUNITY
custom decorated stnrfes, • aldewdJo. Don 64W514. 54M549, 54>.-1S12 alt 5. ' . .P~ vacation after I · · HQIPITAL ·
1 • 2 BR Ftomuhed "' u I . ti mes I ' .. CASHIER, put """· SOii')' mo •. 'Wilt be ldi:&tlnr 2711!2 Puma 'ftOll ,,_,, * BRAND NEW * . .. . PA'l'!OS, wallu, dnve, In.tall "' DAY ~· Ini.t/Ext" open, Colla M•• Cu·W1th, • In .ne., rltuelo Gl!Ii:t lj.\ • . Mflli!On VltJ6-ciiii''< La c .. ta 'Apia. rumilhed. Noleuuequl...._ ,_ 1,,.,,., uw, br<oJo, pal)ofinr, Llcd/llll. l.oca1 /14>-J(W. • ; , ~: N.B. Fee Paid., , ... ~ CE S.. ~ ,.,..Y·~
1 A: 2 BR, bllns, twtmmlna Modtla ()pen Daily 10 to&. dollars remove. 548-8681 for et.. ~· ~: ::t_Frff Ht. J ~i I ... Otber r'e. Jobs+ Avail .a.e:·Vallty Jl'frttwtr):I'
CEllENT WORK. ,., Job '"° ' ~· Counter Call Jean s._,, -,. PHONI ·-· -::'·l~°!:nt;:~.:~~ OAKWOOD GARDEN • mlti, ftouonabl•. Fn• FOR clean•,,.., P<Jntlni, 7190 ~B!Apo\t:>., (714) ~
Adulll .. Ell!m. H. Studlck. _,_ tnterlor or '"""'" "' ,.... l'l.tS -.. Adami CIW> ~"" ~ A~':..118 cM. w.m APA RTMENTS 21' Quis oatt1nbnl w/tl'lr ** HAVE: 1>11.wce 4.p1e.x QUALITY Cement Work. Let rates, CaU Dldt, --..os5. ftl LADY to work in J"iah ;::~~'~==~~ --~ --. ··• _,, ~ t •--•-1 all• B ,.. ..,_, ,.._,..do It. Llc'cl. Bonded. PAINTING -Gu&tuteed ... Markel Muat bt abW to ·~s ........ v .. -· 1ru n ~ m, • r, • ..,., ~·a"' worlc -R. • Lond -·
(Rtlott Uvinr f« Sinate I for bus, Ire truck, camper itwlhra, •lr/cond, pool facil. 86-1595. wor1c at faJr.prica. Llc'cl 6 :Ptu ~1058. •· --.i.• '~ HACIE NDA Married Adulll). trlr, m"'. md,., &bo 2 !VANT: Tnat Deed.: E4W!Y BLOCK Wlti•. Drivew.,, Jno. 61>-57.,, For IHI t•-MANAGEMENT poo1tlonl READY· TO CHANG
HARBOR nnl. boats. '5T..c&'i6 S15,51XJ. "5-Sal. Patk>l-SldewaikJ PAINTING prof. All wortr fM 0111r•tlen •vt.11 fot qualUled decl.ikia --Wt111vf'1t'"'9r )'OU!
• 241. AVOCADO STREET NEWPORT BEACH H•w: -;z .Sr Mt, C.M. Lot Brand new lndo.OdncteOr-968-80ll AM or Evtf J\WTl •• eoior t ptcl all a t mWrs'wbo ha~ the dt~ ~~ ":~ ...
• ~l~el~vl:'i :;. ~ 16th al lrv1.ne SI 50t'140, R·2 zoned. Polen-ier>at rtlC. &nd-m11de Chikf Car• 962-6143, 5'1-140. M nme .. film"' to $2500, pd' mo. ~ ,.im.....
• G&rq!. DilhWlbr. Pa'd utll. 6&4550 « 142.llTO liat zone Ct. ~ or A.P. 100" W001, f'x9'. Vat $350. PAlNTING/Paperlnc. U yn ~: ,:~~ "!"-U. ,Q\&nt •d citmpalllf'•
FROM $l!IO. Me-J,2)1 Eq. $7,"5. Want: Dntn or Tn! 10< JJUna. anloet, j-11')1, POTrY trt.Inlor, """'" In -am. Uc A !mt!· 1Hlf ISLAND HOUSE • unt• $o: Coll!. l.;.,.,~~~7." .. ;.,:-:--/''Viffi°'1il'i~='iijj~'/'-''~M~yer,E!:.·!67Mllf:!!::!:·--art obje<:ti/l\lbmft, ftl.0802 proc .• field trips, vuiety Ir ~.'Re!'• film, '*2-2$56. MAN-AGE"MEJtl.T.10Uftl in Jan.. A .w.n..
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N• nl •··rtmonl,s WANT Cocta. M"' looote, WhatdO.,...llowtn ... olt? ., ff . t -LI 11 Now--...wlf, -JOlopla wllll -u.. .... 11 '.,1kaut.' 1 It 2 BR tum or u 11: 2 Bft: Film. A Unf. Diab· for $10,000 Motor home, etc. Ult it her. -in OraJW1! ~If. °"" c n • • ,_. • ~at,~ lot otflct1t A b~ fl
· Apts. · Sell clean. Oftll:I< waaher • Stov1 II 1\etr:!c • F.d !Uddle RtaJty MUW OoulH;Y'1 lll'l'tt't rud trad· Cont r1 ctor ~me. 541).l.UC. • Equal OpikJr ~plo~ time, wU1 trlln. ONE · BfUf'OPf ~ •• !~2. ,e:~u:p!s·.:=: Sb"f crpt'f.tq:. R.c ctnter, Geo. M•MI -!'mT-083 lni post. ta.M?t . ,. • . . , Plumltl"' · · · , pattnt ol>. · f ·
"' "'"" RENT Stlrtl lll6 * * * * Add(tlo~ 1i Mmodtllns DENTAL RacopU..Ut, _, !jlTlfiUi ......,, oli>r'-nlltl !'ALM Qlllll ', :1o1~r~1~',:\);.n Tustin A Mo1• Drlw * * Ge""clo 6 11oo, Uc. COL E PLUMBING "' CIP<bla oro1y, !In.port . ..,.11 pm ., T w llilll. Glll ll,_
05 Menimoc W•Y. c .M-* f15 4155 * ,S!M041 * 14~10 :U hr. ~l<>!. 143-Ull 131-G193. -'J Sl)'tr Homt. ~ l 645 Mlt, 1111. I
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t ~ JLllbt p&aee, WAJl."J'ED ap pl,I ea 1 t <1 n' 7 PC. VELVET & * Cbriatmu Gilt Idea* R.EC0R:DJNG SNdlo-Multl/ JAOON needs new horn« OOAL Blade: male Hunp,r'lan A real Cbrittmu prt1ent. J. Jlltlrittl••· Wltl1le women over 31.\ ma i d SPANISH OAK ~,1912<;urard,buJ"ortbe.,:cyorplwhoba.1 trackknpex.Nunnoa.Sony. Apt. life not tor' him: Poo&.Housebrobn.,Mota,. Be'Bt ttaa0nableof.ttrtall:et. i ~~~""·oervlce l>\.b>mts. Coll LIVINGRMGROUP lull,,.,..~. air everythln(BUTaWlique,AllOCzAKG.·By/lr ... llat Blk/whltel<q:hatruwi.. io,..chll<Utn.SMos.old 19 ft.Gatt""«l-..i..r J open, llla7/~ 7'lf...03D. conilotir1& el. 8' wlYet IO(a, IUIPtDllon spetktn.. i:im.te bn.u cut Nadonel N.teeeaion..Avd.forrent. old, F(tw help.~ 135.s.M362.AftgPM, ' sailboo.t. ln/bd. «'llCo hd.
• --WANTED woman to care for comrut1nc velvtt aecent AM/FM atereo rad to Cuh RtJ{lterl Wt b&ve Pbooe day or nlCht ~ all 6PM tr Wkrlds .MUST SELL AKC 1 1 phOnC!! 6'15-00lS <Brotw1 Dk i.:,,-=...,,.--.,,.,..,~.,,,1 elderly couple 6 d-.ra a wk. chalr, 2 ~iflb oak mi wln:t + tape deck. tt1ll one, tn bfauut\&l cond. " ALTO ae.x. Buescher Cold A WEI.al . W ema e about the "Pagan.'"
lft.N, .6all .ttme, l\1Cht •hltt 5 hn a day, cookin& &: tatxlt1, Spe,n,ish oak colfff brand rit•, WU left ~ order!~etl 1or cue wt~ remo'vable aeekshome~t=:~t ~:...A:e:·.:: STARBOAT No. (06(,
1 1.f...U. RN, Pl 11lnc ttUef washUW ~-table A 2 ~ lam.-. uncllimed on layaWI)'. Sold ...-.,, room • store, clarinet cue pluf mi&c. ac--»Y 6 wka old, -.e P. eel 968-8025.. E:lchenl:aub built, dt1tc:lolbed {< Ml. D1t frtrwe bntts. ' . , TE'RMS..ALSO tor $3)0, pq oa bal&nct ct boutique, etc. No aultable ceu::n'ies. Mlllt sen. ~ •"""'natured. • bull, l sulJJI North aails. new
, 'Manor Capo Y~NG, at1J"acti~, 1 ~<1, LAY-A·WAY PLAN $115 'or take' over IDl&ll place in Otlr present bome$185 673--7C19 • worn; Flu(fy lapa n e at: mast. ready to~. lllXXI.
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• foiod 4 ·.eocktail ftitttss. •TRADERS ~ents,' ~ btpt. tor it & ~ust WI? Asldna: CHRISTMAS Puppies. Spit& pupi:, 3 ~ates, pe,pe; 6'75-3460. 1 • 2001 W. O>at HY,Y, N.B. FURNITURE . 114J89S..(J!iOL $325. ~ Evelwknds. GIBSON Elect. Bui Guitar. Oocker/Sllepherd: g wks. tmd, sllott. Will bold 'til =,---,,,..-,---,,..1
I• IOllNSON'S • BWE ~~·~"-Model EB-,\ Exe/con, old 1-" short heir °""""" $15.96&s19IS. 7'Mootom"l'--' , 201 N, Broodwoy, S.A. HOLIDAY GIFT ~·• -" .,... 5<>9584 w/ds.yo •II. ~7000. • • ey wilh -rig, Good • N£WPORT ' • I , II"" I 83:>1305 PROBLEMS? • .._ $2.25,.,.,. blk• ,..,. 7,00pm, GERM SHEP pupa, AKC. rondltion fl60. C.O -
BEAC,. • •ehw•' V FURN Sale· Antiquf' dining Want Something Ubiquef $10. Skale board $3, RacqueQ SLEEK bUt. frm. altered cat. Beaut, healtb,Y, champ line. 6f4..3457 g..s Monday tftrolch : '. ,--.et: C ~ 2 Jeeves, $100. ·DEX."OIUTIVE G E ODES. badminton $6, Met al Offt~ Furniture/ w/Afiotl. Also Marble-fudge Bred f o t temperament.' 1''ril1ay •
.., U.. ~ i:lr a Chrome set. wall aheU deak. MlNERALS, n>ssns. bunkbedis $3>, ~ .211;4 ~ Equip. 124 male. Forced to gtve up 644-0iJ. SABOTS j~ Antiques , IOO l'riaidal.re, runs well $10. V1sit our Mineralia Ahow· !:'aed :· ~ FIXd( .... ~~ ! IBM M 0 de t 41 EMc. ~ PURE Lab pups $50 e-a. No Manufactures c b r I at ma• • REC~PTIONIST 645-1!53. ,_,w.-. 1l07A Lo---.. 'l)pnrlter 1. IBM .,., GERMAN -pup papers. 1nqu1,. 691 B w. Sale• all ... ,._ :ro3 ,
, _ 1 LOVELY rosewood pl.am. gan, CM, near H8lbor & sell aeparately> Western ecutary Jmdel 2U dictating A.KC, ~· 8 wks o1d Joann, CM. 646-UlB days & 40%' 6-IS-l$'1,
I '°" Our F•thfon ·ltl•nd Circa 188), Xlnt cond. &aut DOUBLE Bed. ~rnit. Baker 919-1424. Monda)' boots she 6 US. 119 B..Utb mach.. 8311410 496-$29 b le k / 1 l Iv r 557-4029 wlmd&. ~c,·'="~'-=-=--=-~.t tOne. $950. Will deliver ror, mafltreal, box fll'rlr¥s, thru C..turda 9-6 PM Sim-St. N.B. ~ -or • o:A• _ ' • BALBOA 20, Trailer, ~ a..vty Salon. Must b9 belcte Chrtatm.u. Mary 2 n!gh~ stands, !Ure new $125. "t"' • Y , BURROUGHS EJ.ec. adding ~-.J. • * SHEPHERD. puppie,s 2 3~' hp outbrd. Other oP, ~ r • & know Ii.. LYM'• Antiques, 2 ( 2 fl Phoehlx rocker $25. 371 E. day&: Ewninp by a,pp t. ~~e borne, mUst sell machine & stand. $45. DARLING ToY Poodle, 6 et $10 ea. &: 2 at $15 ea. tional Items. $3150. &'U-1410
J .1, ~pint. 'Sln~t Sii• 1 Newpcrt Blvd. C.M. 23rd St, C.M. Gra.nd ~~,;_bl;:: 644-1001. moa. old for older couple or Good~ peta. Will hold. or 496-~. 3~ ary & MMfltt fnclud--&CS-1970. GerageS.le 112 10th Char Boy BBQ, M~MONROMATIC Rotar;Y penon, no children. &l.'1-4558. · 1 N'~AP=t~.E~s"'Sa"bo""'t,-fully""'-...,...,...P.
!i' 11-'"9 frw Mlr1tyfe1, CX>Ll..F.Cl' of Oriental brome . ANNIVERSARY SALE power I&wn edger Kenmore Calculator a: lltand. Model J. 642-9160. . DACHSHUND '*"pups, very ped $Z50. i~ · . mirTon. Fine miniature CARA.GE Sale, Movt.n I: Pewter Ir ail\lft' HoUoware, cabinet sewing 'machine, N, $110. ~1091. ** FREE Cbria:bnas pup-miniature. Shots, AK C , ·~u97 or 545-1576
Can '°' Appt. I le teakwood Mast sell Furn., Antique tankards cli&nna, men'• truitwoad ftC01'd t pies. Le.btshepbenl. 358 w mahogany red. M & F, I ~-'.,;:,.,""'~~~~~ Mr. ~rnlh. ~tal nip, llilver ac: gl aasw arr. Ch i na, jewelry '1c: executive gifts. cabinet. All excellen~ orage Pianos/Organs 126 Bay, Carta Mesa, 548-61M ' 633-401&. C:L 2-~tx!:d &: .ca.i:Yb_ 6 '4t-UOO ext nt • lnttresting access., Cam-Hand .6 ma.chiDe eD&n\lia,: 540-2242 --.p, ou • main ~ i , . ml E. C.oaat Hwy, O:lrma ping equip, Tape recorder. done on . PIANO & ORGAN PLEASE keep WI together! MIN Scbnamer p.ips,, A.KC. per jib. $4700. 968-4179.
, Equal Ooipor. Em'*"'°' ~Mor. eto. Sa~ Dec. l8. llM. 2140 N=S FORMAL Moditemnean DR * * SALE * 1( F"'" male I< female dog& Ownp. blood line. l\eady SABOT, xlnt coods $115. !I\
: RARE Orig. ())rita Silk ~ Wt13, N.B., Nr 102 E. 16u,. C.M. 6f6.3141 aet. ~ ~tle table ,4'l'' Tremendous discount on tarn· To good borne. 842-1741. for Ouistmas. '114: 968-8100. hp OB e-ngine, litu. used.
J ROY Alven.do rmt tn.. Screen Print. Signed. 1964 Irvine &: Francisro. ~ ~nds tlO 100' • 6 ous brands.. ( .. 'hria'tmas cte-. PART Siamese Kittens, 9 **XLNT quality AUlltralian $15. GM-5727. ~ lblnl.llOO girls, "Sona: With An Apple." HUNTtNGTON Harbor l99fil chrs. 2. mak"hed livery guaranteed, No ~~ wlm. Sbotl • b:webroken. Silk;ys. 6 wks, Call 6"-2465, HOBIE cat 16 Fast A Fun.
I Usla:t:am.. l1yliatl. ~ Be au tit u 11 y 1 ram f: d Bedford Ln. 12/17, iB, 13. mIP MODELS -Fine ~eniu, 64 x 19' ea. flSO. roent 'til FebNary. (TI4) 586-0149. aft 5, 548-5484. Xlnt corx!. Work &1J..l0l0, •, t:tot¥. manlcuriat, broken 548-6487. Ladies clothu, b::lwietlold ha.Mcrattrd tlO IC&le. All CUlligan Mark JV auto. Otoose from: • Germa11i Shepherd PUD OOme 644-6.593..
,, doWn..bairdreuen, le idiotaUNUSUAL collectable ailwr goods, incl. eolt clubs&: 1,wood hulls, .canvas &:alls. =r~~· perfect. Yamaha e Chiclming purebretl,$8.646-2:1'79 ~ at Hair Hunten, N.B. Rua:lan, El'lglish, Dutch. bsg, slide projector &: ~useum quality •. Not from -r· Conn • 'Ibomu I Ptb~SllPl6s .11"L,1 156 UDO 14, No. 2'120, trlr, race
l ~2151. alao other ant I q u r 1, IK::lftn le mo r" / x Jn t kita -by old European 2 Bicycles 2)", race track on Fl.Kobltcber • Schimmel . n Horses equip. Xtras. Call M&-4923.
SALES a3s..s8&6. Christmu i1fts. craftsman. Pr 1 v ate col-W plywood, (2) 3-sbeU er &: Campbell 3 Yr. old buckskin % mare. COLUMBIA 1.6 MK U
. lectlon ..... liquldai.d. metol -GE floor * ... " .... .,. Optlau ---Well e 64'l4238 All g. At ~TIC. ~e Jook * CHRI51'MAS SALE * nu I &.t / Sun. Pa& Sale m-1424 M p.m. -il.1..-m•-'--. open dai:ly 10 •ta 9 Pets, General ISO bred ._.,....., __. i.:_t.i-. 14 er i ,lor .....,, men ..• men wbo EntW Stock Illacouli~ Incl all .,.... o1 beaattful • ,....,...,, ~"":""' With Sat 1.,. * sun ITT • '"' •--.. Boah, Sllps/Dockl '10 f wantf'!&"'loltthestreetvia Omarr's .Antiques '54HTQ hometurnishinpleda:ora-MOVING: 7'. Chlwelld&le apkn, pipe cutting tools, COAST MUSIC •SHERRY'S POODLES• bands.Asldng$000termsct __ ;.....--..-...---~1 f 1, promo6on to ,ales~ 470 N. Old Newport Rd .. NB' Hons. Many bargains for ~ ~n ai1k ~ ('(IWJ' Queen bed frame, Sacrifice! NEWPORT & IJARBOR HOLIDAY PUPPY SALE 'tnlde. Catt ~ day1 or BOAT slips av&D, 25'-9Y. Xlnt
f. °'• ~~le,'branc_h Antique sideboard, good Christmaa. 428 Marguerite ~:L~~ Engliah dllna 96i-36ll. a.ta Mesa * 642-2851 546-2848 63.l-3394ews&:Wttlrends. accommodations in ae•
, man:ager. Ml it takes ta , cond. $1.Z. 2 wtndaor CcfM, 675-5127, . Wa1suu11wl. le pitcher $7'5. MANTLE clocJc, Bender: SW Cats 152 EXCEU.ENT pony for sale Marina. 6'1H606.
hard """'· omarl ealeo chain ~ bolh. 642s.1103 MOVING SolesM.... j. & Pedal Trim Exercycle llS. radio, Andirons, C.rooet. * SALE SALE, * Well trained w / b rid I•, , is· SIDE Tie, --. ,..,., Pl'Ol'tt organi%ation . Del ~ 5411«12, "° E. 16th Pi. -ter desk, bar atoot. PIANOS •• ORGANS ~ kitten (long, bolter, battback pad, Will 1125 Per IL 633 Lido Paric r:· ~ .. the right attitude. U GROOVEY WOfitirlg Wooden :n 2 ~ .. toaster C.M., Apt No.%. chairs, vanity, misc ~Steinway, Kawai, Hammond, haired. Siamese wilh blue keep til Christmas. $250. Dr., Apt. lB 673-9:68. ~.' ~'ftoyoung(25to35),mlfl-Jukr Box $2!!0. Dl3 Thurin ' docks' &14-4787 '71 SONI Trinitron, 3 mo'a tiques. Allxlnt. &ll-9006. Allen Baldwlri. etc. From eyes), $50. 494-'1936 &fS.'129 SLIP available, $7S to $100 I J;ed. haVe 2 yean ~.bride No. B. c.osta Mesa. ~;· • . old, guaranteed, cort $350. l002 RAMBLER American ~.'RENTALS $10 up; • BURMESE Kl'l"rENS SELL OR LEASE, Gentle, I f per mo. Water le me incl'd.
"' Mies experience, Jiopking for Appllencet I02 . RU $200 •70 y~ U. _....... 2 h i , , Daily lO 'til 9 Cl. aired, aabtes, Bhots pleasure horse Good for 962-1267 eVt'll. ~ a new begfnnlng J'IUNtltY ' · 1838 Pomona Ave., CM. < •trtiv $1So or best Otter •n --.-/flftr. &Jr/cool Sa.flo.6 · sun ,1U $40 up. 537-47# ·
11 ·'12. •anit the above pnJf!Je COST+ tr!. & Sun. Many new posters le DlengtUco Fantuie ,i:D or ~~1~-Jtw.J-~~ ~ F.IELO~S PIANo·co. SIAMESE Sl'a]..m .. t )OOng girl. 53fr24S2. Aircraft tJS
: fils)'OU.,,caU·Mr.O:mley, APPLIANCE ·SALE?! acales,etc. batofr6fi.ms2. ,. .. ,-. UUUlll1Q ..,J.>N. 18l3Newport81vd ...... ~.kittens BLACK&: White Pinto =,.,--,....----vi
: ~~for ronfidentlaI in-ENTIRE STOCKI I Jewelry 115 2 T-·.:_,._ M'·'· _._, 548--t9l4. . O>sta Mesa n41&t~3250 tar aal~ 557_2761 Gelding, 8 yrs. Sell w/sad-CIVJL Air Patrol E1ybig
., ~ .. -. Ref:rigttaton. Wubers, Dry-, ....... u......... ua """ea, D~RT Air Lamp. Try for HAMMOND Organ, aln t die & bridle. 838-8342. ~ :!'::s. T~~
:11_ SALE~ en, TV'1, Convenient Where to buy Diamonds = ~ ~ ':w~ croupy kids. Table model. 25 pedals, full r:n~ D09s 154 **LIVER chestnut gelding, &: Tri Gear~~ ·i' Y~, &llftaive. ezpert. 1'mnL Bddum cutter lells Ll.ke new. Jn A 111 o y,:/acarce chimney Leslie + .f yn old, need exp'd rider. Airport. ~ Sto-um. : • enee: mt ~-· Full Firestone Stoft, 475 E. diamond& under wboJell!lle spread ps. Tr& Wagon $50. DeVilbiu vaporizer $.l. Eve. Hammond spe&m. x1nt Martine Nat Kennels ~
: . commtmon paid 'ffhiJe train-17th St.. C.M. 6f6.ZU4 Jrioe. (714) 6f2.068l. Steel 1ile with 3. ate .p>. 548-6362. cond $1095. ' -="'°''="'"""~,,---
.., • ~·· MaM&ement ~ee FURCED to aen elect 23J 1i9 Carat diamond ring ex· 673-Qm, 673-6 IDEAL Oiria:tme.s Gift for Gouw MUSIC Christmas Specials AQKA Gelding, lO yn. I 11•1 I ~•tan dmeL Sales p:.ltion volt wall heater, llke new ceptlonal IMl'tttng. c.It dte, PAN OSON IC a ter~o. the handymtui. Pr. of Saw Sintt 1911 54&-0989 Very spirited. $350. TrlnllpCll'btfol
with • futani. Demo avafl-$100. Gu n.nge $150, Singer 6 PM, 54&-5no. Platinum ring. 23 diamonds. Horses. Many UleS. Factory XMS No Main, S.A. * Great Danes, 8 wb ~~~*~"'"'~'~74~5~*~~~ I ~------~=1 able, ~ Call Oolden. 'l'bocb• & Sew tu0. Machine 116 Pr. old amber braceleta. dtreci:, $9.95. 1951 Port * 547--0681 * fawn females r ! ~ ~T. Ml-456'1 ry aunese rosewood chest. Loclale'lghPl.NB (ffMbor *Miniature ScbnaUU!rs, I I -~=-11~lfj Campers,Sale/Rentt20 ~LESMAN NEEDED CLEA~. latte model Gray Cb. model 226-l87 Carved console table View Home!) ~. Special Holiday Sale mo's, cropped eara . 1'.
MISSION VIEJO ,...her /drym/nitob-....._,_,.pot, $300. 6'5s395&. . HO Train Set "'8" compl•te FREE GirrS *Toy Poodl.,, 5 ""° ~ TltAVE'lTE camper. \lo
· For &ales work in Mi911oli De\-00 day par. 5.U..g&J?: * 675-7063 * WET suit. slm1cut, $9. 6 e~ine!I + can $75. ruf wrm PtmalASE * ~~ ~·<-, 1 vr cab-over. Sleepe 4. Sink, ~
111l 1Vaejo)'eatafO'll)d.eanv... 839-lnB ' Record ~Portable cl ti. 1~ v..g . HAMMOND """"aan ~uwur ~ Generil 900 bax, 3 burner stove and l· hie exper. prtf'd. '°"'t t Mlscelfaneous 111 ff,50 Train set II Track u Buidc ""'1g. ORGAN STUDIOS Vfty good with kids .... ~own. Knotty pine paneling. ~ ClllllUll. Call 5'0-6ll9 tor in-DISHWASHER repairman • $8.50 Translator SZ50.1'20 bassattordlon'35. In CX>RONA DEL MAR * WhiIJl>e't. 1 yr, brirkDe SCRAM Lm new ~ & curtatm. ~ 1erview, hu.xlnt aielectkm of m:ond. PU RE BRED Germ an racUo-poc:ktt 1 is e $3. st&-.~ 285f·E. o:iast Hwy, 6734930 * champion stoc~ • . Must sell, 5f6.:.l819. ·
; SALESMAN --Guam. I""'-·· 16 -r.mat.a 567"""' MA'l'Lf; -~ Corner LOWREY Pianos"'°"""". ~ """'"'""· ANSWERS :!.~ .. Ford .. ! .. ""'~.~. <( ' Youna Co. Gd pofl!Jltial 839-7QI at 546-5218. $25. Old ' iron bed $125. NEW recudl 15c uaed &. table w/2 ml tbL $25. G.E. Yamaha Piano I: Orpna; .\ ALL ~~~as -··¥""· "' -.v ""' ....... l c.JI Mn; Schmidt '70 SEARS CQkigpot auto· 96&-"355. Bride • 5 iled Wash .6 Dry both $75. I Ft. Steinway Pianos. Beat b11.Y1 · mt a, brand new tirel, Be9f:
I . ' ~ def.rost refrigerator, Cott DOMESTIC A auto mechanic N:-3• & JIO O:luch w/'Jaw: seat $125. 4x.7 in new I: used Sclunidt ~T Dane ,puppies, 4 Dtteit -'J'Mce -Marv-ottf!r. ~2283, ~ 1 .1-f • Paiormes Agency $400, 9el1 pio, 673-4639. tooll, Maytag 1'Uher, yard ::75. Ba~ tum ' ';!:: Pool tbL $25. ~1!15. Maslc: Co., Est.1914, 1007 N. ~utlfUl golden fawn, -A l ear,:iet -GET PAm Cycles, Bibs, '
1.-. 2M3 Wf.StcHff Dr., NB REFRJGERArOR, waabet, maint. equfp.160 W, Yfllaon, jewelry, etc. Tr. ''.t:ampi SIOR'rS. ~ten. Ill.lits, Main. Santa Ana. • =e·T: !r F~ ~ ~The TV talk~ atek~f~ Scooters nJ
' 6t5-7nO • dryer, must ll!ll this 'tW!flk. CM. 0 .K. 847-7923. ~&woe~·= NEW Hammond Piper Coast. Reasonably priced. v.~ ~tiolis !1,,,,,,.,,.......,... ____ ;..;I
' Sectttuy all cheap! 962-3Sl3. KNEISEL Blu6' Star Ski& &: LEAVING <for Fklrida: Bunk name brands 5CJc.$5 ,;;. Autochord Organ. Purehas-~ !ess ~GET PAID NEAT! Cinnamon eoiot' 10 GidFriday,attr-,.ettye,~ERATOR 4&.Jlf:i ~b~ . .$60. New Lanp beds.mapl:~dinfn&thlA 4 F~&:h.ir,..,...;..,.. ed July. Cost $1100, sellTOYPoodl I ~,~, M . C 1·1 Honcta CL-l7S Xlnl nd Pleuant tl'ilephme. mluulei ,-..~ ~ _,, '-boots, ISiR f j ,Golf bag boy ~ • ......,..,.,,.,, rr.;o. 540-3178. es o: -...i:•n.JJuu~ ar1ne onsu ant . co .. a must. Good: t,n\lt, Sh r-. Xlnt ,# ••v· 12whlcart$12 6'J5..475i chrs, ltOYeA"t., mapJe'1 NATURAL Tourmaline . make happy gifts! 1 wK£ lNDEPENDENT Low mileage, $450 .l'riv. 1 het.,tul, not beOl!IS. 1 Girl Call &11).l034. '" ' • • pc bed set. 5 pe kttcl!en aet, Mink, lrg dti tur llh&.wl coJ. ELrel'RIC Organ-Wurlitzer old. 1 silver, 1 apricot. e P11rchasing-pty, make offer. ~
otnce, San Oemente. Salary REF'RJGER.ATOR POOL TABLE, llate top. chests. 5G0436 1ar jacfcet w/full tum back 2 keyboard, ~el «IO 642-481!, 113 Broadway, OJunseling on pun:hm;ing 1969 HONDA liO, 31JX> mi.lea. ~ open, Pboaf: ;t92-M6.1 Mr' . ' JJ:ENTA14 $3)), CUSI'OM Wberls • I boll!' eocktail cuffs. Mairf: oflet. ebony for $G5. Ph: 615--5718 CM. or 534-3885 aft 6. boats&: equipment. Stored thru ~ 4 •n. tooa j Ecclea. · · ! ..... , , l *llA'-OOU~ _ • M6-13S4 Porsche type with caps. 60-7523. ews. only. OLD ~h lbeepdor pup. • Merine Surveyor & runs showroom fredt isoo.
j S.Cret•W~""'· ,,;. · -.r0R1!-BLE . K~r BUtmFUL ~wr blue GoodC'Olldldon.FitsFordor EARLY American ·da\.'\m> ~R pies6wksold,2femalea,2 646-2977 6T;i-3918. ,
• Young a,'~ akDII-.' ~. 4 yean :Gld, ~ I~ $1l5. 67>19t3 °'2')'1ller. $60tor11et of. 4 or port. maple hutch, maple electronlc,piano males. AKC. Avail. Dec. DINGHY or small sail boat BIKE trailer ~ 3-~ Call i.on-aine $40. Can~. f\'tl after T antB l.lllftftt!. $35. tor 2. frS..1345 eves. step table, blue plaid day~ * 644-7234 17th. ~25f0. 548-1002 aft 6 wanted. fender&, ll" •wheel&. $ISO.
i WES'ltllFF' AVOCADO el~. dryer, 111ce FQR ale used mo~ 'llbtt;ta P.OOL Tablea. alate ~up. bed, 2 hand lawn mowers, PlU\TATE PARTY WANTS pm. m-6948 ~5351. · ~ ~ Agenq new. Owner mo v t n I• $1 ea. cues 35e, gOod cond. awct'1 Bowfuw I: Billiarda amber .Wag light, 642-6776. .TO BUY PIANO FOR CASH. GERMAN Sh or t b a i red 13' BOSOON Whaler «l HP MAia> '70 400 reblt Dewrt i 2143 Wt'Stdiff Dr., NB Sacriftoe $SS. 833-1925. 536-2543. 2'150 Barbar Blvd. a t SMAIL 12> Ba.1111 ~. 83.>~ . J:'Ointera. c.oturnbia. River Johnaon, Top 'C.'Ond, S:iooo. ~&dy, Gd. ~nd. Lo mi'i.
,, 66-2110 Camer••A TRAIN & ear Rt HO, ~ C.M. 540-7303 Op6l:I we~ts, surfbrds, mini FRENOJ Provincial uprigirt ~ ~· Champ sired. ** 645-0304 ** J1CIJ'M, 646-0MG.
SERVICE estab. Fuller Equipment 80I mountedonlrctablr.Xtra SUna. biM le misc, X-~ond. piano. $250. YO!l rnovt. Showlefield~$100 Boat Mint/ MINI B1lm BoMDta I h ~ Bruab Cuatmners. CM. Up ..--··· ·--. • cars. tmm. 56-l&U. EARLY American Bed 549-2'176. M8--0'196. & up. (213) 92&-1504. S.::,ke • ' 902 t'hg. Orange Crate bu:
·i ~to $160 wkly fD ~ .MINOLTA movie auto Pax SEARS deluxe Exercycle Divan $15. Kt l v 1 n at or S GORGEOUS long formals Sporting Goods l30 AKC German 9lepherd Pups !i46-$3J. ~ 1 962-0tl6. ' mom1 .. 8fS6 .!l!per 8 Rokkat JAe new $25. ' Retrlg. Top ~r. Cop. 12-14. Each oost OYer $DJ• Blk/tan, blk/ailver, Wht. BOAT bottoms cleaned 25c .-~=~,.-,-~~·I ~ , Service TKh T,_ 1.8 td. M-50mm $9'1, save ~ li57·38'72 pertone, Xlnt Condition. $6,;. $45 a eb, like new. Suits: '=::~~~ 0:: Ready for Oui.stmas! 'l wks per Ft. of length at water 2$12 ~~Sm~ ~ ~ Get wired into ttds Ol.rt::st:inc1-$DJ: A tax new. 673--56M. WATERLESS Cookware 19 5'8-3253 rte. 6'f3.-l.IQ 1110 ,.....,, :."";;-· n on Dec. 24th (213) 676-38U. line. 836-5523, 1 ·~ • 90 mmrcy. ., '--'~ 10 • SUM F t delwc exercise , o1..-vJ. ...... eves. AIRE ALE c e .,..,.,. 646-2713 • . , .. ,. cppor! .....,.. up ,.ourm. Fumiture I pc., 13-8 triple ply. Stainlea u PRE-Op e·n i ng s a J e ; HEAD Ski J . 60-5'3" D puppies, show Boats/Marlne Hor Dirt blk• Kaw--· ... -~ tune w/C!'OW'&~fl!!: otter-1teet Guam. $150. 646-0194. bicycle -$30. Cost SOO. Designers eample le things. Ge t 11• ~r condi~ qual., x1nt for~ or pet, Equip. 904 ported, $1?5. New ~P1.,..,:•
.; ed. the ~ e by MOVING UI Ewrything FIREWOOD FOR SALE Trim-A-SUe SI~ Jim $:a>. Bd't·a Raw, 3.178 Via i e oes. Delivery aft vec. 20th. -'7~-:-.-...,-,-::::,.--1 ~-~ • fJlit ~ . .co. ~ 1 ,~ MUie. film, &ntiques. Orange le Eucalyptwl 1 Like new. 5f6.S542 After 5. Oporto, Lido Isle. 6'13-3S25. $40. 54~1.'UO. 548-0063.. 1 set of douhle/50 Fut! 644-.152!. ,
;; BobM«»y, !B-7100, ~ , ... Fura.ltuf'e, lm 544-l6S3 ~ GOLD ~ $35. Mat-DIAMONDARE ring 6 carnt TV, Radio, HIFI, SREGOR GER.'1AN SHEP. scuba tanks and '71HONDA175cc Scramblei.
•DennlsPenonnet:Agmcy,. Newport Blvd., •CM , cbing blue 6x9 and 5d lltaire _1.~ $3'.lO SterH 136 KENNELS. Beaut . Back pack Mileage lOO.Sac.$550.Must ~ 2182 Mich6!iim Dr, Irvine. ·so:.ma. 8' W&WWAYS 11' cabovft' throw $75. Snow akia IO • a ..... cuooou Christmu l set of dinghy/davits aell. fi13...5654. ~ SERVid Station Attendant, DRAP&s io• floor Jenl\ill• .~/j8c'Ja• le boot. Mint cond. S'10. &U-~ Great aa Chriltmas rHt. Garrard System, uncla.imed 527-49.lL pups. Terma. M6--0:KMi
·: muat be exper. Apply in ireeri ~ ,,·~~ '~·Pvt. pl;y. 557..SW. .• POOL ntbt... 414X9', alate, Mab ottrr. 546--4478. lay-away, 100 wa tts, . WE buy used outboard 1:d.~:~~·~!::!t
pel'1IOO 3)(1 w. Coe.st Hwy, wht , ... tta!fan f15. S tA STAUFFER Posture Rest -.. FINE tumltutt for Sale. ~lbn stereo, I track, SILKY temers, 3 adult motors & parts running or Best otter. ~""-.....::=."~" NB <Haircuts) go-. Moving must ae1I this wknd. tables, 10fu, chairs etc. slide controls 12 way air females, reuonable to good ' ,,_,..,=
oWoe chiiis, $15 ' e ,_. with inltrlletion for home $450/bst otr. ~9192 or, Xlnt oond. * 548-4542 susp spkrs, ~mpl tull u homes. Baby'• a 11 r r f i c • r»t. Mesa Boat Center, 1595 'Q) BSA Victor 441 CC, ldnt
. SERVICE Sta. Attendant, 833--0173. use $60 eomplete 91M-7514.. (2U) ~ • Mltcellaneout Garnrd turntable, Reg. 646-3541. = Blvd., C • M • cond. $695. 557-1007 or
' aper. prerd. Full &:ffANDCARVED Mexican Electric Guitar, like MEN'S~ 1Q1f dYbe, bag A ·wa_.._... $355. Now $199.97 compl. LABS. 1 male l female 3 • 9&S-3371askf~Ka.ttn ' = 1;~ = N~ Co Ion t a I ~ fine ne.,., wt th ~· $49. cart. $75. French J>rov Allen mwg l20 Sav~ $155. U.S.A. Stereo mos. shot&, 'pe.pera, $ro. Boats. Power 906 '65 HONDA 305 • • workmanship.O~.plecea. ... •SG-7191* spinet orpn, x1nt cond. WANTED: EquipWarehouse,J79E.17 Hold for Chri1tma1. 1972 16' Enrenirlse tri·hull Must ~ll!Bestoffer!
$TENO $«X')..$450. Recent ~28'7(. 9"' 'PORTABLE ·TV, UHJ'-8*-1990. Proof & Mint S.t1 St., CM. Open 1 dya, 146-1003. · ~def' w/i3o Jfp I.O.. 548-5100 after 5 pm
bi-«hool grad. Some CANOPY bed, white&: gold VHF $35. Boy'a aY' biloe CERULEAN Mink eap• 962.7689 6f~%U2. OLD En&liah Sheepdog pup-full canvas &: lrg. Whffl '70 KAWA SARI 100
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1 !lgures, f: Uke new. PaJd $8), Sell SUi. stS«i29. 1 stole, appn.l!ll!d value ~50. am.D'S ~ and cat 21" PROVINCIAL Admiral py, beaut. frmale. ll wb. trailer. The most popu.I~ Greenstreak. Compl o'haul. .. ~.7:~~AwlY $-IO. 'Iburlni> ~ '8' SLATE, pO(}L TABLE XtntOond. WW tell Ar$&>. tree. ' color TV 'W/atereo radio & AKC. 968-6174. boat at winter prices, o~ $350. 557-3289 after 5:30 pm. ~ 9AM-5PM, 3J3J Newport Fut results ent Just a phone indd acceaories, $715. Xl.nt 6'75-3391. Phone 644-4681 w.~ph ~e $3». 1WO Poodl~ puppies, 1 male, $3495: Buy .now le &a.Ye. • fi 9 B RI DtG ESTO NE t I mvd, C.M. call away . 642-S678 col1d. 1 yr, old. 968-2935. OllSl" f)ipe: freezier $1S. OON'T throw )'Ollr Deer & ~ 'HXl9' D. Pvt pt)', 1 female, ace ~T 'fteks. Mesa Boat • Center, 1595 moto~le. l'l'Sec G pod ~ TALENT HUNT Antiques IOO Antiques 800 SU.n,ger!and drum A stand Elk antlers away, I'D ·buy • , Phone 894-3564 alter 6 P.M. = Blvd.. C • M · cond. $250. 646-3062. ~ ~ r.--n.....a.._.__ N --, $25. Adjutable gym.bot stand them. 5'rr2lm ewa. 70 Motorole Ster.o FOR Oni9tmu be.by grand • NEW men's p .... ..-a•~
1,, i-or ....... ~'"""'""~~.. on _ le bnJSbtt SS. 548-23!0. O>ft.oioje: AM/FM tuner, rum. • SUMMER will be here ~.......... ..."
urdon, motion p1d ure co. ~ .... ~ _..__.. WANTED: USED z:rnlER, table tape declc. GOOD plano, ebony, $100. before ..... kmw 1t1 B"v ®"" 23~", xtru. $95.. MtktMWtacts YouArtCorJiallylnvikJToAUftalTwo ,.~,..,,., '""""'"'°'et Good cond ALSO VW • 499-1635 J V .. • ~ • Call 645-2396
• (213) 461.:.SI A-UI UTA-AUCTIONS l" ...i Ymm ...,..,.. 6", TENT """". 54W6>8 COND. $300/ "' bot oiler. G.ERMAN '""" ha~ pups 7 1972 G1 .. 1ro~ & Sa""' Craft -::<0===""'"'"'-I ·! n••._ •• Mitu~ wilb eases, 1ikeo ' p. · 6464671. . boats at WUlter prlcet & * '67 CHOPPED HOG *
TELLER TWO' SDSIOtll nrw-$25 tor both. 645-3826. Muslcal lnltrument1122 PORT ABLE stereo-KUl ~ Gttat Holiday flit. save. Mesa Bon.t Center, SHO\V BTRE, ALL OIROME
p /TllM FltDAY NIGHr--olC. 17, 7 P.M. & 22 ft, ·l'f!'f"a fftfttt $15 Cu w/Gamud ~ in vinyl • ' 1595 Newport Blvd., C.)f. * * CM.J.. 492:1911 * * 91'."°'""8 SATURDAY NIGHT-DIC. t I, 7 P.M. stove $20 a11o 1b,,ntt a: 1t • TROMBONE ** cue. Xlnt cond. $I 5, LABS. yellow, AKC, 8 Wks at 646-Q69, • , '68 YAMAHA 80 Filtron a: ~ ....._._ :M S&Vli-qgs I: Loan in hrllitwt•.., e&u. ,,... ..., &tttt 1 ........ .L wallctr, i.,t a nb1c ps. CE'I'ZEN, aoJd, mute a cue &f4..045l. Oirt.bnu. Field champ. '68 FRLNR. 34' oc. fully El<pansKm chamber. $135.
i ...._. ta, SW p/thM wn &fG.:.25 Excellent condition 23" RCA BAW consolt: oil Rea90n. price. 543--ZJ73. equip'd. Aflll!lt Sell, leaving * &r.,...1446 * : ::-:.~d.~ ,Mrllll. """"' MIS. AVA lA'tLOI NEARLY new Hoowr ~ SM Clemente ~ finish ~t c:abinet. ~ ~HAN Pup AKC, Champ U.S.A. bat otter. 54&-K74, '70~ii Cl. 450 Honda. Ptrt, ~tlone. 1 .. i.u"""' W-4 .--.. r-. c..t. eat.1...t, c.-i Gt.cl a. W&lfWr, trwkl1e bed w/2 FLUTE. MANHATTAN cond. $40. 2137 :Ra.leJ&b, lrim1 show or pet · 14' LYMAN Lapstake whh Omd. Must !!ell, Sl;iO,
a.et.-, 1M C.lwf "'-" c-4 Tmi., r.,. """'"" °"' ~. 30" JIUI f'AllP. Great Cbr1strms Gift Costa Meaa, ~. ~le--!enns. 64$-43)9, Gray mulne l/B eng. Pai. 64G-t(JI&
DOWNEY ~~·::• c!..c,~~~ °:'.!.,~~a:~•,,:: 561..ZOS. Fer A Student. Good Omd. p ORT A BL E at.~KLH BOXER male, papers, dog Bay boat. f/'95. 646-G42 SCHWINN 5 spd, r e d
SAVINGS a LOAN 1..W f~ .0 ™-IS-. ... _. _, s-. Oii T Antique 4 ft. Beth tub $«). 9fl'l..t370 y,•/C4mfd changer in vq-1 'obedience .mooi. Good Boett .. ~t/Chart'r 90I Stingray, leis than l yr old.
Call Mr. Davenport CM.et s.-.! a...tlf-' "-" Good (Ol)lf!Uon. $25 "1ll GIBSON SG S!andanl Gui· ea1r. )pn't cond. $$.. ,w/children. $25. 8')..7191 $60. Call !J68...&G4.
¥ '41~7422 llUI A JO POOT CONTAIN• flOll -Olll. dr.ll\.'U' 213-67J..l831. tar, DK cood. $300. 2 other 64f..(>lSl. GERMAN Sbt'pherd PIJJ>t, 8 HOLIDAY SEASON '70 RICKMAN 125 ~.Jil<Dr;-i'iiii~taniiii~=nm;;uatiii"bbeol ( ...... ...,.,.., C.!Mh, °"'°"'· IW r,..., a.ct., '*l:w. POOL table, • OJ.Ho 2 Itta guitars S2S ea. 5f6.2932 MAGNAVOX 23" color TV It wits on Ouia:tmu. Good Harbor c:ocktall ctuiM!S. Perfecl S695 348-Q)'J'j
" -'" <1• '---_.. .,.. ..._, ..._..,, ati.... c.i...t.. u.. s..... hole1orf.. l ~-,~-G ,.,. 11•-·-L... lint 963-35». nes. Call ~11 SCHWJ ,, -. Pl PR .-• .. ,.. Dllltllt .._ ""'-"'" r.,.., ,......, oa-1, ftdlM,Gle:w. rt...c11 balll. Uk:e new f 1 $. ~"'..., u ...... "" s.,.,reo comuu. $(Ta. Xlnt • _ NN Vanity 10 speed
i AT..,.,._ A ewtS, SJ_,65 ~ .,...., c...... c:t:."1 & "'"""· ~ lod ... ,.... lcKk 675--UU. new, with cue. ~ cond. 96&-305f. SOINAUZERS avail. now or Boats, Sail nn likr nf'V.', $75. '
lrr .. ~ hlw ev. can cw... .._ ..._, .... • .... '"'" &a et ,,..It..._. o..-Police.Sam Brown belt. * 842-719l • * 1 PAJR J&L Olympts hold 'tU OriJtmu. Groom· fi.HJ..OC>46 :.:'....t' .._*" H°i u "'"-"-a-bolller, cu111. •l<s MUST ..U F•-predslon -·$SO). Call ""' alt ing, ltud ........ 8l&-0839. SAVE ON SAILS 3 Wllttled b;k• • ......,., INlflmONr~Y.MC.t7,f'A.& (MlN'fJ e '98-l74& e bus. J yr. old, ntvtr used. 6: 64"'4838. 20" BOYS Schwinn Racer, ALL NEW ~1llc brown, Rood cor:_
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--opt. -2C!f -T OIAPMAN, ~. CA&m>•NIA ~ d.uvmd ud •lacked Ftndo< Dolux• Amp, tarntebi., Yoiid.' cab., ,. AKC Yellow Lab Pups :;:: ~ ~::.1~:%~~ '68 TRIUMPH 1"'pl\y !OOcc
-i-"' roNtttoo.:wurOl'TNtCftCttt 5f).t887, t\IJkim ~ Vtty good a>nd tflruwt. $ti0. 962--286S Field c:Nimp lift. 495-*35 CR.I 25 Gen. $150. CaJ.Ufi Loob l run& great. Call ~
-. ..... a POol :ct:'=:,:-:• .. "r'..:....~.r.:.· .. --..:: ~...:;:: % Cant Diamond rinC, 'J'it. c:oodition '11Xl• -1287 COLOR 1V. EXCEUXN'f TM wtest draw tn the Weft ~ $215. Jnlerm.tioft. 64i.a3JO btwn. 1 & 6 pm,
i~=~~l~llMl!_'.1'£~,,,__::).._ _,.,.,..:.... t.r L -11~1141 ILL1 """""· Call --GO~on • Guild &· Lyle -Uol! l:Ll5: 545s65l9 after : .. • Daily Pilot QUl!tied al S.llo. (710 833-3172. P.O. 1970 MINI Trail 60 cc ~ : !!~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.!.~only~::.· !54WTIO.!:!~----Reasonable. 6"-7344 CPM. Ad. 60-ti611 Box f2:!6,Jrvtne. $175. s.i;;.1619 after 4 . l
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1t ·n. HONDA '00 CC, !600 ·n DUNEilJGGYnew tutbo OGiM; Imported ' 970 ~-ol -N•"!" V"4 ·-I ,-~' ' • Dellyety BeaullM Flttmin bluo ~· mlle1. Like new. t.uw.c• ct.rre anair. Leal than tlJ,-E iTarp, l owner.·• ~. _ _ fptG .. I\ S~vlna1 On whlte~~~uecloth•lel1~-'!'' -· u.1 ... bars, ....... IOO..t.Xlitt<Ond ........ •'ll~""lhlnl . ~ 1971 JAGUAR V~· 1 -· ... -:·v··-. .. ·n·:'lralri~ !!:'"~"'!l.,"°.~'loil· .• ~ painted helmet. $J.a15 Of , MW " • 1'-t'":I ~'.t.~1· ~ .,... ...
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, pm. 1969!1 on Cbev Pickup, ""' s.-l<oaOolei • '71 Alla $1295 · _ ,70 ........ RK II I Aut!>orlud Sales a -Nab~n· ,.. _ __,__ l' 'fi8 YAMAHA DTl-250 , cc, tono'paln• d<lux nb • ~ G'IV. ' , "SpedaJWna 'in Quall ... J """ c -. 1 " A2602 ~alle Rd., I lift "":" -""""! ~ dirt bike. New enc. Ac-VI - H.D. turbo automatic Authorizied Mercedes.Alfa .BAUER • I 2 Dr Hutttop, Au.to Tri.DI, Su Juan Ct,plttrano •' , IU AtrnfORJZED DEALER
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• 'f14:4!!<-Til!l. ""~""'" t>up1ex .,..,,,., AUSnN AMERICA . --.... · $1"5 '70 VW IUG . .... · • • tire• "" Wbee!J. • toot bed. . , ~ E. 17th si., ... _, SANTA A.NA -Harbor, eo.1a Mesa 541).9100 °'"" SUndoY i HONDA 350 SL 1970• S5l,'O 301Xa"mlln: lilre -new one "'O»ta Mes& :>t•r~ S100 w. a.at BW7• ~Sharp. '66 VOLVO 'Stition-·Wagon 'tTCADILLACSe&mde VUllt ' ·; ""' '!' l5liO on pymna. ..;..,_.,.. b. .... .iter , ·~AUSTIN Ameri<:0n • gpd, ,71 116111R Yl2 Newport,,.... TOYOTA · · (t191ADX> 122 s. 4 o..1 RIK .ooJ "'1t -. """"' ..,· ~-~ Xlnt "'"'· ,64>-4030 uk "" PM -ic c1ays, 12-'iJO.oo. All ""'" trans., 44,ooo ml'•· Ill Ufl PEUGEOT PHONE ~2512 $Ins . """· Piiv. t>Ut>.' 1915. <ZWlllill1 .~ -...,.
" Rick • <t.; Sat. and Sun. J!i135 Mt: "'°· 116847"-·Encuttve ear• N<v 411 w. warner, Santa Ana SANTA ANA su .. m · $21" '
BICYCLES. uted, SttnonYo Matterhorn, Fountain AUSTIN HEALEY ~.;..;..... s.v; h..; . PEU.GEOf TOYO PRIVATE -1961 Volvo DAVE ROSS PONTIAC ·
: ·--·~-1A3gpd.No V.Uey,Calif.531-<M>.' ...... •'51.· : .. ~-mo s.1. Now In '67 TDYOTA CORONA PHONE ~~12 ' 144$,4dt,xlntc:ond.SUOO) .*l""\><>''BI"' ... 'F~
, 10 gpd. Reuon. Min! bil«! 4 '* ,69 FQRD FIOO * '<O Austin Healey >ODO, Gond MARQUll'·AUJH DLR. ~ , --· , Oisti MK& 1 , • h.p. Cal ~t. $00. 642-1272', * ton pickup, VI, •tick lhift, cond. $700 or best ofter. ~ , • Progre11I Very cleat'!! ,(V'OC681) $1005 ~rn w. Warner, 81.nta Ana A , LARGEST
·,' ·n Kawaald coy·ote '~ Primo.,.,.. SJ.1.<436. FS&11 .. z' semcew • PaE~s IHRQUIS •UJH DLR. ·•&a YW CAMPER "'°'• Usod . . ~ SELECTI~ DI' ... mtclblkrl, 'si45 ea. Cash..,. . ''"S llMW . . 9tl> s. eoa.t lllghway . R T ARR N "!" . "II • : . . , C!ADILLACS IN '. 1,. Rl~den. ~ hou", • . .. . . , , 1.quna Beach 5'0-3100 SPORT CAR CENTER · · · · • • M.B. TRADES 1 ORANGE COUNTY r. 00-w. ~-MacHoward Automou .. ExoeJJ.-•n JAG. SK 120 110 E. u1., ~:A. ..547""" t00 s. eo..t -.. Poo, toP. • ""· dlr. "'11)1 ~o n .Dora.., ., ~·: 'SALES.LEASING ,~ '6& HONDA CB 16Q Cle4n ~ . & CLASSIC OpendaJl,y9"!, clbRd Sunday LaiUna Bel.cb 540-B100 ~ d'Jl.lfpped. Take old· luxuriously equip'd1w/evtt]i AUTH.OllJZED '
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L r . ..,c1trt.b1J<e.Jll!O. ~7 -.... -"'"'""'Meehan!°' ' · " WAGON <W>B01111 '· • ~--;;. '!¥k • ·• Na!Mrs-c.dll.oitt· ~:: evei: 'MI~ BIKE ' • *ts~~=~~:~ · · · OYER 25 Sharp a: R@ad)t. (7t!BZU)'. 71 VW CIJllper:, showroom tea.. xlnfberik!~~.w-\ J1JO KARBort"lli:~ .•· .. , IH. ROY CARVER, Inc. $300 .. ..,.ia ... p h 0 n •. CIHn, Rocondltfonacl, . ' $14,$ ' cona. Cl-pt, 9950 '"""' Auitoorlzea MB Deal... (ml'A ~ • ' ' i N•U New $1!!"0r Ma!<• OI· 292:5 H bor Bl .. m.~ dale;. .... 5'1·'51113. .. ·Guor•nlHd. SANTA ANA 13495/ofler. Mu.st .. u. Allor' m !113-7250 _54!).91il0 Open SU")!Q i ~~ .. ': N. I>JJuo Pl, ':"' 1n!rmetlonal Harv-. eoo1a ,.,.." ~ '·' MARK u '62. """'"'" PORSCHES TOYOTA t~ -: °' < n ·s 1 ·1wcK ·10 CoUPE d. iw •. ,J.i.. ~ . RECREATidN CENTElt CAPRI . Classic car. Wire wheels; 911'1 ~tt2'1.914'1 &! .. A2$. 12 . . . amd Private }lar t y
(l '69\i Honda 50 mini tn.U air-rond. See & drive to ap. J9SJ to ltJt PHONE -' •n VW Camper, ,AM/FM ,' • . . S51001beit otter. 838-C7'25: ' l 'blk-. 3 ...... excellent ROY CARVER, Inc. ·n '""'°"' 1000 ml' xi ., p...,;a1e. $1500. 64>-7000. <11 w. Wornrr, Santa Ana ndJo. 10,000 mil•.. like 62 ~WCK. ~-V8; 969 sriiiil .....
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f· mt YAMAHA "'° 'Enawo. 68 DODGE Fadoly "'"" · . bot olr 548-9829 • 1961 VW SEDAN. $3" · FACTORY j f' Must ,.u. !650 <r ""''otter. campu, V-1, '""' tra<w., CORnNA . . f Dr.' l(XI. '"'· Ei<:«I. <Of'!. · CAR llOOO. DAV& ROSS PONTIAC, . AIR CDNDITloNINl( ·
' ·-1395 . (pop top) M: • DC JENSEN . --· Oon'ftn.. ··~"'""-··-·Art' HIOHubor Blvil.atFdrDr. ~·--..... __ hi•• a ' : .. ~ . ,. . rtfrie'en,1or, Rollaway dou-"68 FORD CORTINA GT. 4 ·Sl.00 W. O..C. J:lwy. ar,ce. (l'l:Eff>) 5f8.l'l36 aft ~--wir C.la Mesa • · Sf6.an? ~. ""~ ~it!.~ ~· MIN[~~~~ ~ -~~ ble bed -~Jut like new. tpted, radio. (YPV145) -JENSEN Newport~Beach lO am 49f.aD1. ~ V1' 9 Pa8I bul. lJc ~ '65 BIDCK WILDCAT. Full = =-.. 1~\her tJ:Ua.
: New , ..,...._ ~ ·-·-~1 ,U!9S. or beot oiler, ~ $799 At1r!IOR1ZED 642-MOS TRIUMPH • 895.-12195 + tax ., _ lk. ......,., la'*"' air co•xll: lul( _. AM·FM ndJ+ t. $2UI. "5:097~. days or$?~ eves. , DAVE ROSS PONTIAC SALES .":. SERVICE PQRSCHE, '62 S. iood o:ind. Dealer 521.-72l.1. ' ~., <PIX629) . tilt ~ 1ek,110opc • .' .~ t •n .Y.¥Jlaha DT-1-~ 9 FOR Sale-1!162 Falcon 248011.trl>orBlvd.atFairDr. $2,000. 1969 VW Van $595 . door lock, etc;~ ..,,.
:· w/xtru. 3· mo;• new. ){Ult RAncbero $25Q_. Can be seen <Asta !tfeu. ~1 •· · • 846-7986 eYft: lll' · ' I ?<Int IXlnd. 01.stom eam,per DAVE ROSS·~TIAC ~~lfJ'Q t114t ~ 't ~-sell. 675--8783 i.tt 5pm. Sat. Mont. 12/18. Call DATSUN 1968 PORS:HE 911 Tarp 5 1RIUMPH ~ *·~* 6~ **"*'' 'a!OHarborBlvd.•tFalrDr. qµ"11'.eill.'e· t~~ ( ** Gll;I'• '!""wlnn 10·..... 847-7388 or 53&-M29. . . 'opd, l4lll0. _ , " . I NEED A HOME to.ta ·M.,. · 516-80li Nabers ,
,., bike, &ln>Olt ~w. extru. 1963 \l!EV· ll T\>O P.V. N!W m;w .... PICKUP " 544-S7U7 va . STAG 1900 vw Sundial Camper '67 "BUICK •Speclal 4-0r., ~ITl'HOIUZm DEALlll ~ 1115. 83f>.OtE. ** · paln4 tires, cljdch, other, 4 gpd. dlr. dlX. Bumpor. !If.· aioo,w. °'."'t ll"Y• · WE Nerd Your Pol;lcl<e and · " D1'LIVERYI Sett Otter. '44-Tm Ve..,.'°"' cond. Lo ml'•.· --ll"ARllOR ~11 '
;•1 GREATOuilbnuGlfl extrasinclUdingair·cond . ., dio.Mlrrorr,PL721Utl.Take N~Beacb wlllpaytopdollar.CallBW IMMEDIATE-1,,, '64 ·VW Bus W/'68 eiw . ~ Pl;S, P/B._ AJ~ •• ·<XlSTAMES., ·d ~'. ·11 z.m mtn•·btk• • s.e.,,,.,., .. 4, 546-im. '"""-•o•tr•d•.49M8ll KARMANN GHIA ., a.uc~·->. . NOW. . ,,...,.....,....,.w•-' . v.,, ....i _,Lo m1 .. ~ 0pen ~~ • Xlrit t;etnd 675-1153 -'70 roRD SUper Van, v.a, J at'tr li) ~· • : '581600 super, Jiu tires, rtbl.t HUJUlY & BEAT ,'I'Jlf.':, 10% $:w> ' L ~ • ~00• • . Er. Dando ... ' Elec .....
J 1 "SCHWINN STINGRAY Auto, paneled iraul. $2,195. 6T Datsun,.4 dr sedan, $150. 59 K'.ARMANtJ ~hla, ~ere er:g, 1ooka & run& fine, very PRICE. INCREASE .] f, 155 VW Run1 eood. · 66 '.BUICK' U _,Baber, new 38,000Jnl, air "' .. ,
;• Gtrl'•· Excellent condition' or besf • ..615-752S NB. Can after 6PM, & wknds, Huny, c:8!1 t wait. dependable. 673-7085. FRITZ ~AR~EN ! Xtn. parts. · $250. ~· ?'Jnt tirft, I.fr cond., ·cau aft 4 pm.. • · ia.ad'P
.; $.1.l. 6U-Jl&t, , · · 675-S756. Takf,.as )II. ~1411 ,70 Dll·T Porsctie T cond SPORTC~R C!=NTs:R &4i..'158t • < JMl/pb,, 4 dr Md.1$850. or l l'rBlll DE
:. 67 DODGE Van A-100, 1 "69 DATSUN 51.Q 4 dr Sedan LOTUS . op .. no E. bl: st~. S.A. 547..o764 be•toQ'er. 892-2301. ....... ~ 'Tl KAWASAIO 250 E, 3 mo1 owner. Xlnt corvt, $1550. 4 ~ ~ k hlft' di . • mags, am/fm, tana:E!'l'fue. open· dolly t.g• closed'Sunday '62 VW Bu-. rneeh. aound. . · ... ,, Id -n •• 11L..a ..-. ..,.,., .,._ ~-·1 • "~ •uC Ii , ra o a. I a1f ·-1258 ' N --i-.-rcn ~ t • • i o ' •w m~', ~· ••• -· ··~· heater, pvt 613-180l '~• u. ~·-. TR 4 l9&S ll:lltp, nu paint, 1w _.t •·-· CADILl:AC . PACTORY "
i' 1168-7581.al\!5. Auto LeHlng "4 · A~ TOYOTA wtro WbeelJ ·1o mt: Xlnt All" 5• ,...1242 AIR CONDITIOlf.I ~· 2 MINI .BikU • Vt!ry ~ " ~~~~~·='. ~le SERVICE cond: $}Xki, M...J.35(. VY( '70 Red Pop.Up c..m,,er. , . Padded -top, dalh -.: tNli.ir
: ...... New moton,1112!1 tor LEASING! I 646-1354. SANTA' ANA ' * '61 TRIUMPH GT.f * l °"""· Pvt -· $31S5. II CADILLAC ~AN DE _, fldt -· a ,!, both: 5'>-0266. , SAVE on immaculatil pre. Xlnt cond. Etln:lpean cu.st. ~78. . VIlLEt Full power, 41:."tor! .FM radio, ti1t Ir tel rE
: '.£< """ 441 'Vic!'•· 1325. driven .. hides. .FERRARI TOYOTA . featu .... Blitl•luacin& .... 'tl9,VW, 33,000 mu .. ;-...,... dr ...... i:~) =· ~ i!"Tow"!r l~ Mmt sell! •n· Maverick 4 dr, Auto., &!rvice depl open 1:!IO am $1475. Eve• i9'f-l!'l8. '' condition. M111t ~· make .DAVE ROS~PONTIAC u. <vs:Xmi· ' ,. t
I .OIOP~~\~"l".. -~!::.~~-~.:. f~~ . 3100 w. <;out H.... :,.~pm Mooday -Fr> voulsw~~EN :::~ :~~~ YW IU<J ~:=l!lvd.atF~i ~~Ca'~~ ~ Bonny, 650, xlnt ~.;,.,... "71 LTD 4 dr. H.T. Full pow. SALES I: SERVICE N~ Bea<:h PHONE ,,_2512 . . .... .., 615:. •Q CAD... El Don. ao. 7 A real -u•n--~BL.,
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lq,SPD mens Mo= es.1'6mo. .. mo . ..,.nend. A fineW.Ctto•ol...-'72 TOYOTA AM/FM,1'W1Yxtrul llli '3!15.Alt5pm6™/Joi• ··~,'. "'' 541).9!00 • : Open .~;·., -~ ' ~~~AT~= prestigjota Mercedes Benz •riew •• Mlist eel.L Dra1ttdj~=~~1...,,~-~~t:t~ed~,~· ~,=O:~t ..A~liftp~ .• -_ 970 Au;tol,, '""°""" .. ·.::~~=::,=--+.·..-:-== ~··~ '-'U ,... L ·-··~·-" ,WJ~·m.Q69C, .. t I
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! . IU5. ·~ 7163 • . -luriher detail& Ne:wpon Beacl( SL lo '80-SL ""'1ol•; 230, D·" I Gond 'omdl•on I ·:· ; . . . < IS ...
. . ~ . . THEODORE , • ' RAT 250 & 280 Rjl~ /< '"'"" • • ~yery • N..,, B"'k"' New Ou1':11 •· COSTA M A ' . 1 ~-HODAKA. trall or •t 'bike ROBINS FORD at Big S11vlng1 On · $00(}; 96'l.o262 ' 1 1 • -•• ~ vny fa.st , many xtru. Mu.st 2l60 Harbor BIVd '72 FIAT HOUSE OF lMPQRTS Rert1alnlng WAN'J'ED.See.t Ji@J't.s Wltl ... -. ~ • __ • '"_ _ , ,, ' ~
,· .. u. S.11 oil•<. 67'.hl.115. <b!la Mesa oo..oio O.ange Olw\IY• _.iest '71 TOYOTA$ o!)ouldcr hameis for VW. ··' .D' ',.A" ,.. ..,~ . U' ,·· , " ; ~r Hom~• !t4' Autos Wonted , '61 ,.7.2 •. UBARU . -. dealer. "'° L....:• ' Call 548-5.18(), " ; • , ~· ~ .~ (1.) 523-7250 fAllMt '71 VW pop.fop Camper •T i *Marvin ~ce*. WE PA'!:, TOP ·11 DEMO sALE YOTA -:!{';:;.,~~i'ir xint ~:
I.· Motor Homes . ·CASH· B. l. Spaitscar Celitar -·~:, .!::".,"."~~ .=
• 1946 Harbor, ea.ta Meu. $645 b!1t ft 6'J5;5!M8 ' ;. Sal-• Re...,ls ·~~ 1833 ilai1,or, °"'.a -'69 TOYOTA "' 0
• . • '. ., '>'-· b aed .... a . .-54M4fl 1971 VW S\a Wag., like!"°"•
i: 1411 s5~!;!2~. SA. iRoTii"' BM 197'l FrAT SALE COR0t4A SEDAN ~...,=,/.-.~-..
, '70 MEftCEDES BENZ 211) 4 Dr, Auto Trans, F.actory 'fiO VW Bull crpf thruoUt. L Tr•ll•rs, Travel ~ SAOR:J:FllQNG '71 DEMOS SE Coupe, ·2&000 ml'•: Perl. Air Qmd, Very Oean, CYYS-new tire•,~ ne@()s ilDl1W ~ SKIL Trailer tet _up in "'~~ =~~er e:U..::v.~N~~~ shape, .ftill pwr, 1 owntt· 009) $1695 engine v,.\")fk. $450. 613-2151. i. nice p&rk. Space & uW. ap.. Hunttneton Beach , driver, , Tobacco b r n • , *** ,70 BUG ++*, ~ prox. $54 mo. Cle ... $1500. M'l-lil67 ' Kl tm ':/.~;\~ w/O>gnac lthr lnl1'". (ttj) SANTA ANA $1trl0 -~
~ Pbonr 543-l'6l. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR CX!Sl'A MESA -SO><S70. TOYOTA ~ '69, xlnt cond. '
< Trailers, Utlllty 947 -FOR.II'OP USED CARS · MGA PHONE ~2512 MW t1re1. $1300 ~ UTILITY trailer 5'1Aix8' box ll )'Vlll', Cl:l' b extra deu, 1970 FIAT 12i Sport, xlnt .. 411 W, Warner, ~ Ana * 548-8288 * .. , ~ w/2' 1ldes. ·New 1ift1, tee :DI ~~ cit cond. ·M~lrt Mill. $2tOO. Leaving State! r Have 'l'be tute1t draw 1n the w.,t •101VW bug, mags, potyg1il
•:, re l!Jhls, •ldnt . cond. , ,.<BAU;ER BUI 497-:1909 or 546-7392. 59 MGA, net'tls a little , , a D:allY, Pil6t OUsWetf tires, 1A11ll'09f, $1650 lmmac.
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' Porsche> type with caps. ~ 'l'OP $ BUYER. dr eedan. Runs toad, new ~ Good rondition. Fib FoTd or BILi. MAXEY· 'roYOTA tires. new battery, MW
~ Chryaler. $60 for iet of .4 or 18881 Beach Blvd. bnke1. 30 mi per ~· .Pri
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·: WANTED '67 VW front 'Autos, UMd . . -, tH AutcMi, Ulld 990
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'6f, Opel Waeon S115.
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'70 CA,.ftKI. 4 DI'; 1114 Af'Y) •24IO • 119 "-YMe\ITH. 4 Dr., Y,I,,.. 'uLKl 1167&
170 I UICK E.IC111A c.t. QJit. I Dr, M.T. ••• I '-'""1 , .. AMI
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'89 TRIUMPH TR& llUMI eltlAT.
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'87 DATSUI SEDAI :.1:::;.
'68 OPll COUPE ~:::».::• "'" -
'64 llTERIA TIOIAL •:;:r.•.;:::;. .. n
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'89 POITIAC OTO
'61 OLDS DELUXE AUTO., PULL l'OWll ,
RADIO. HIATIR. (4'il CTOI
'64 FALOOI PICKUP f.l~";.l.'YL
'88SmARI
'87 IUSTAIG
'87 IUSTAIG
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-OUR PRICI $4096 . -• '63 IUICI SPICIAL · ' .. door,·r•dio, he.ttr .. •llto.. , .
good mil••· I KLP90 I,.
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lhN·Ouf. IVTM861J. '63 f'C!llTIAC CATAlilll~" --2'1lr. H.T, R&H, auto., power
-ri119, good ,.;i ... I OJV8911 '65' 1'!.YMOUTM l'lllY lU 2 Or. H.Y .. RIH,·euto., P.S-. air
coM. 6oocl mllos. IPIT414l.
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