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-·A · nilU'y dis .. l<bed Ji:! Toro Marine dent was booted oil llUl]liclon of murder "" and att.mptid mulder 'allef' bO aIJ.,.aJi
., 'ff,;. ,1 •• ~."' : ~ • ,'\' .:.~·1;. ·r .. ~,........, CorpsAil""St8.i.ionbelicoptersearchand haCke<itod&th'aJOl{ngmotherandber
•, Will:NOr IMWK.Vm IN·'MUGHU:SWINDL'l.,/.< MYS resaie crew, flew: anti-ratuesnakeveoom Infant , 89" •"'!Cl. '<;ritl~ally WOOllded, "F
·· . ,l.,, ..... lrlolo ldlth, lelU:ln $plilllh ,...._.., . · , ,· serum to •San Bema""'1o.Mnnday for a husband wilh ·a btlchet'at llle"flllillf's.
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"" .... i at t • deadJy vipers. . 'Jbe ·~ :Joelr M~. ~. 111, Sen • J.·iV.ili~.:·.t s· Wif elfiSiS.ts'S~"s .. ~ntt:::~~~:$:.fi!~l ;~:-ih:~pa=·~a~~-;:=·
"; be[ore roaring off inland · · Terry, 20, · •9«1 hef son,1 Scott, ·11 month!, I!~ ., .... -. t .. . .. i . i • ~ ,i l • DoctOri met' .the : helicopter at. St. were found Clead. :li . , ' N' ~,· , ,u· ' ' l . . . ! H ~~ ' Bema'.rdine•S Hospital ,'and immediately ' Police said Finley's clothing wis coV-. · a" ·i .. e .. ga R· ug · r .. • raced to; inject the venom antidote into ~red .with bloosf: i.. • . ·:. . ,
• ' • ,1 e · zZ.montlklld'Max'Wa'rd oi'Glendora. Autho<ltles liala 'Douglaa Terry. 21, an
.r. · Medical personnel keepi vigil over ·. employe ·at Sout~ C~hfomi~ G.as·Co., _. • ••-litll. ·bo ,..,.; •• -•• u Is in u retu""" liome fr<!ID work Monday night ,. .. ' .. • ~ II ,.. " WIOC e Y........, -., -. ftdtJiefrOnt ... ,11, ALDO TRIPPINI . false Swiaa .passport to· open ID account tremely crltiatl condition from effects or = i:-ilred. the aha""8 drawn_ s ' . ·'
'.UIZA; Spoln (UPI) -~Irving, at the Swiss Credit Bank fOl"caahing the the poison that flooded his•"'!'" body. Wheri be -~ the_. wllb a key,
""'"' of a controvenlal llUlobqrapby McGraw-Hill checb. He '• liald the He and bis parents were vu1tl~ llt~e Finley allegedly~ ·at him wtth a'
o1 llonnl llugbes, Bald, toclo1 bo•woold 1':!..-'-' ...;... the nmnbei ~ _..;..;..+ Mu'1 grandpa,.,,ts at their dese cabm two-foot-Joni blldi>t. striking him .sev· ntlrD 1o'the U-Slitel. )lllJclil 1')th · ,........ • ..,... '.J .--...... Jl<ll' BlrsioW when the b!'Y came In rrom era~ttmes on Ibo/bead.
1111-Edllb altboqb-l'Olb 1111;. \.~to~ peflOl1 wbol!> be~ 'p1oy1agwilhthree 'smalljlunctu(t)'IOUllda . Police said~ m~·to eacapa td Mr to p to 7mldl to "clarify 10me 'Od to name and gave "Helgll> lluibea" in his band. the attacltj!I' rao wtside in a daze, ~ matters." birtbdate as Feb. 19, 1929." 1 He Immediately displayed symptoms of hokiinr a towel his bWt wbieit Mlgb-.
"""" uld be .,.. IOinl to New York Ulrich liald police have ubd American ratlleanake poisoning but none of the rare 1 bon dlacovered !in, alid' notllled police.
lo -;a IU!lllllOM &om· the New ,officials to provide lnformalloa in the oerum could be located-in the San . Ofllcera~ J'JnJey. fled on fO?t, and Ydt Sllle=me·c.urt In c:onnectlon Jl«nardlno area. , was ~nutel Isler. . , . .. a '6 libel 11111 1Ileil ogainlt . CIR but gave DO dela!!', : · , . • \, l ' l!U!Hari mert;y 'fliibt 'IJ'U r<qu!red '!'be !Qfant._ bead ,~ly ~~ed, libt by • lhrtll 11'1 delllr ""'~ be The . lrvinp toJi1 newamen qley_ wW tfree mqnlbs ago in tlie San FranclS<O was fou!id on a liedroom '""'"' He ...,1lliefecl in lrYfBi(a -"'l'iie! < •1eave lonijht at u !'ST .0 ·• ~ lor Bay ..,..: when lonnenOrllll• :eounty was taken to, ·Pedro' l'OIPl~l'f'"~
'Jin. JrY!n(, who II I~ uld .i.e Barcelona, then cqntinue to NeW York. uotlc dancer Carol Cybulski wis bitten :.ir; f-·::::;:: ; '::.;.. J
,,. wWiall lop to Zurkh "jo prove li.t Tben was no ru.ht number 1'\ "" 1he by o ratu~anake uaedJn bet act. ' "11 · d j ~ ·
IJlilcencef but lbot' file -.like 1o ac!-,Bafdlona.Nq YOH. leg 'of the trfj: ' · • ·Marines lnwlved'ln tlle'hour-long flight a~ "=""'' 11°.!.i~ .:i:Ji,. ii't~i
il Jr:vlnl to tbe•U-States. ,L!!"fni 0.. bi\Ck lo ~.,family~ qn,-•to belp 'aavt the "Ian!. boy'• Ul.e were bt,J~is re~ in 'crf~. condtt!Oll'
d.lbe !a not, llli·~.= ~ um SpaDllh laWid al ~\of 'tll!i'COll-' . J>flb! Clp\. ~'I). Murray, coj>llol Clpt. E. • in•a eoma 11 IN! bolpllll, Pilltce-liald tile. 11.~:· iouP&-. tn...ny -lbe1 ~..:~·bisr. 11;.oms, lloopltalman tat•Claa>R. M •
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Y..t :tllol ""~~ .... e!"lild .~ ...... ....!> ":t:. ..... -. ~ ·" , ~ . 'G ........ S'ttL'~ lo lar ~."'<-" , i.'A."'"' ,.,... ' The ftlght' begin at L:'IO p.m. from the ·ru11e i,., ff,f, . ~ ..-,,_out lo "ndn" ldm•llt ef. Il&ienl Part lab and ended 111:15 p.m. • _.~ ... •• • .,:, 1o.111 .... tpubllcllblollbe1fiiali,.. beCtalbaae , G . .. c· · · the wllt-w"Mla.-r•-.: ....... Be ............ _ at., .•...• : . . . ripes uests the,_,,_·-..., ! his JllD.,..,..id -... -•olf '
Zartdl,' ..... uld Ibey ""'lid like"" the ~ -! --' ' " . . . .
.,.. .,. Jill "t~ lllllfr '" wt1a.:;:. ~-'""-: · Alliencan Held G~ ~~ta\:.,\.... ~--·~ '-' ' ' ' . ' llotal -promiled a,_ prder> • ,--., • ·1· Do ' T • f {' , bl! a-~ dlacOvered.Uiey liad 't.. ....... ... , __ ,.r.·~· n . pe .· ra .1c . ac•orll'tlinslu/f:
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liatchet wai found in two pieces at !be
home. ' Flnlfy. 'a . student II, (;al State .Lo.,
Beach, rePoriedJy had pnviously work~
With Terry. ' , ' ,
Police llld Finl•~ had a record al ar-
i:oot,o filr trlifflc violations 'and """' led
Police en I hlih speed cbUe afi.f which be w.ia _treated' by ~ m'cl>litrllt. .. 'N~ mottve w11 given fur tlle attack,,
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Illicii Drllg
By ARTIRJR R. VINSEL
Of "' ~Ir 1'1191 Sllrf
·A !afse.boltomed jewelry boz ~
tainlng polent buhl!h mailed from
Turkey and int~ by a snoopy U.S:
Cualomi dog nimed Toni ln an alrpori
mailroQm WIS duly delivered to a c..ta·
Mesa' residence lfonday.
' ' Moments allef pootaJ carrier ~lack!•
Seven Call GirlS
Vliknalc banded over Ille parcel, 11.._,
staked out to. watch the ll'ariller bandeCI
• the teilan1s 1 search wi!Talll. , ,
· Investlgalora said' hashish round In ad··
dlllon lo-lbe two-poimd ·shipmen~ added
up to 115,000 worth ~nd led lo lbe arrest
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' Facing MoMy
Sale Chai:ges
·BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) -Seven
''.mllll'!'11"" c'!ll, lfrb wW be tried for
liphonl"I bard CU(reDC)I frOlll the pocketa
ol Western cllenta Into the bl8ct nwtet
and thtlr DWD foreign bank accounts, the
prooeculor'1,oroC. bu~-
The formal cbargos are clandesUne
prootttUllon and contnventlon· 01 bard
cm.....,; .. ' ' ~tenc, regulation.I. . .
. The .lndlclment liald Annamarla,Szeke. .
1y 1 28, ~ apd .II~ aaociatel ' COllected l
cuatomert from amoq Western 1>11trons
Jh -~ nlitit clubs ffJr aewil years.
They t61d' their bani Cl!fl'Onc:y , earnings
"uclulivel~ In the· black' market, at ll·
leplly !lfgll uchanie rates," it wu
•!W'fed. ·, They also were ..,,..... of having
.. tablllbed bard cumncy accounta in
SWiii and "'-Ian banlta througl> .....
of their regular cuftomen,
Each al the ..... gfrll WU -fn
the Indictment el' ·UV!n( unuaed I
fortune of •bout .... mtUlon . --
--.. ,OIO -Jn <uh, aulolllobllea, freehold 1partmenta and ~Id. . • J
"!'hey cbart9d '!hf' eqaWaJenr of llO to
ltlf a ~ta and Mlos lllebl)' kept pndoO
recw:dl; the lnd!cb'IMIOt aid.
~£ four persons. ,
Complaints charging the two young
couples with poalealon ol marijuana for
sale, slmple·po11e51ion of marijuana, and
being in • ~ where' marijuana la ill
uae were being oought loday.
The mid-day roid at 115 E. !!th st. put
Norman L. stafford, 2.1, Mary K.
Hardman, 21, Manbe D. Welsh, 20, all pf
that address, and WDllam Arndt, 22, of
Pismo Beach, behind ban.
The ~men. neither employed, -were
booked into Orange CountJ Jail.
Arnd~ on Oranp Cout Collep Ilg.
dent, and Stafford, a pl"fllber,}are booked
in Coa\o M""I Ctty .~Iii today, pending
arraignment . 1 • ,
Deltctlve Sgt . .Jolul 8'pn said toda1' ~ ' · that narootlca ·qen!s· beu .. e then moy•
(See 'HAI-Pa .. I) .._....-"· ' .
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F" that bu ll1ntddlad or-County Is expected to give .,., to
showers tonight. The hlgll tempen.
lure Is expected to drop to eo bJ
Wednesday. J,ows lonlg!Jt In the
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''INSiDE TODAY ~.· llJI C.f!:~~ loo4llll&'lsp'!!.:.r.;':,:,:"~I.:.,.. HERMOSIW>, 0
Me.i.:O (UPI) -. · lber<11e,,__~an1::,•~m:::.,
-" z • ""~ ,._... jlldiclal pal!oe •-to ban • Jw •i.-·of ·lbe :4mer1ceir ·
111-r-::t ...... ~ I L -=--~.~ dilMaed ID llllcl1Jandt"8 lliip
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uaed by : : .... ..::::a15..ctit!On. lloldlng'lta '.'
"Ym • <iiMl!'i lrililj, ::"'w.':, 11 a =r.' 4 marljUana SlllUQlen operating with IOlllOI _..ntion jointly with the
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Store Talks Go '6n
The ''°tWn!1 ra)'rid .tfauil
1•,tf,tfiiW,frrl llilng ,!owfa 'lo o' . • • •
tcrttching 'halt 'by Qootmmlfttal
.....t MN, ll'Ylll. 1Jl1cll 111o Be Aid lbolr Nlatllml _. -•t p1-. They liald Ibey mated 111 'M...Uu-C Builders.· of N or t b
"Ya" 2· la!tmw, )J • 111111111 -~near the tceDO. ~ . , . .....,. • ...:. llllM • "0141ht It lnlll by tbl ..._ art deoJor '1111 otudeat. ldentlll«I u Mark s. Van •we•n i rul happy elioul lbe UJrtd. J:::~ -In ...,,. Lljriio,--.. o1 Ibo boot. ' Stone, of Palo Alto, caur.. w11 turned dllpl17 of our pro<Ncta." said t=i.iri:-:C ' 1"Cld 111'11 Mn, IrY!n( nfuaod It obow lllr .... to local autborttles In HennooUlo. · o-p Oglesby, relerljng to the ~It ' wbrc .. 1 -far P8-' to a ~-Police llld Van Stone wu armted late oalloCJloil of If&)', black ind roae-
We-... no1 ·....,. "Some'8d1 mfPI ir,. lo "'-up Sundl)' nlgllt lfle' 1 hflb speed cbue ol ....,.. marble and Ir a n I t •
111 ..,..;. ~ wbo .....,. In .... "*' lnallll for .. by ......._at about Iii mlla rrom the llndlq strip II ......... .''Bui frl'*!7• . ...,. of ....., .• -· • . · .. ,,,.r_.,. . ...,.. 111111o '"''111, • -'Klni 111 "" coast of t11e Gulf ., Ibo....,..~' un M. .... ''flllp ...... -• .... Aid. Caillnle lo 11&.-UO. '
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -An ot·
toniey rtJftleDllng -11ys negotlatlotll m lmder Wl1 1lmed at
keeping .-the City of Pllfll the lli-
JeaMld donlown department store. A~
tGrney Ra,,-L. M-'111d Mor>
day ---alfmd a hill of one
percent of --Illes to tho lion's ...,,... for tho .. of Ibo firm lllDlt •
red lope, lock o/ /undi ond 1•rr
increrues. Ste Paat 25. ' ..
I 0.111.Y PIUlT s T....i.,, JMUMY 2$, 19n
Lawyer Die8
Overell Case Prosecutor
Death bu taken 1ll«neY Eugene D.
Wllliaml, prooeeutor In the •national
1r111 o1 Beullh Louise Ovtnll and Bud
ODUum. who were cbar1ed with murder
II the "'"8mlfA llllll:q ol her pamill'
:rocht lo Newport -25 years ogo.
Mr. WUJlarna auccumbed at Yucca
V.U.y Hoopltol 5unday after living In
that community for two years. He was
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1be IWl' read 100 pa,., of lurid tov1
lellerl 111t1edly puoed betw,.n Bud lllld
Buolsll u they la,,..i.bed In jail. The
1ril1 toded Ocl I ad lw !hon two ci.y. liter botll were ocqullted.
Earlier, ht l<l'Vtld elchl YW'I wllll the
Loo Angeles Cow111 Dlltrlct Attorney'•
olllce, incJudlnf lour yun u chief dellU'
I)'. lie roslgn<d In l!Htl lo 10 Info private
practice. ,
He l11UrVived by hls wlfe, Gretchen, of
Yucca VaUq, 1 sister, Mrs. Florence
MacGinitie of Colt.a Mesa ; and a
dlugbt<r, Mn. -x.hkr of Son
Glbriel. -"""'""' ""' pending ot Wlefelt and Son Mortuary, Yucca Valley,
llr. ·wuu.n., "' bll ea" for the .,....
secuUon, said, "We will prove that tbey
wtre motivated by an Illicit, perverted,
od.1ltic sexual paaion amounttne lo
-1 frenzy and lo 1hil frenzied
pueion wu .added the element of greed.''
SU.lab Loafle WU defended by •t·
toney Olio J-who still pr..U... In Santa Ana and Uvu al 2202 Private Road
In Newport Beacn. He mounted I IUC-
ceuful "kill them or free them'' defense.
Prior to bll lnvolvement In the Overell
eue, Mr. WUlll1111 "" belt known for
his --ol J·-Premkr Heddtl Tojo •nd 25 othen found g1lilty of
mus war crime murders in the PacifJc
'lbeiter durin,r World War JI. •
llr. Williamo loot the Ov...U c a 1 e
-l!<ullh Loui,., then 17, and her
-· 0-.• "Bud" GoUum. ti!<• 21, ,,_ fomid' Innocent of "'""'
-·· panata 1boud their -ponr cruiaer, the .. Mary E ... It w• the
ooly murder trial he .. ., loot.
Tllo boll Olploded lo Newport lllrbor
15 miaalel before mldnlcl>t .. MllCh 15,
lt47 ad 11nt bow.flnt In 11 fed of
water.
When the was raised, a crude time
bomb wu found and 31 sticks of unex-
ploded dynamite. The Orange County cor·
oner ruled lbat Mr. and Mn. Overell
were dwl before the aploslon ad !hot
Mrs. Overell hid apparently bem bealten
lo death with a balf)iem bammrr.
Gollum and l!<ullh Louise wen cblra·
ed w1lb the IDlll'llm. llr. Willflml WU called Info the .... .., then lll<>mey
genenl Fred N. -ol Soulb Lqunl ·-. -bet•--,_ A. -ad llld tbm -1ttomey J•-L. Dovll. · Tllo trial bepn May 27, 11147 and failed
nearly Jt weeks and included one mllllon
wonfl of tttllmony.
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HASHISH .••
.... been llllllY llUCh prior clelJverlea 11
lherw-..
Qialoa qenls poafol u )>Ulll'lby
II.id &bey wftna•e~ Arndt'• acceptance of
the poroeJ from poa1mln Vultotlc.
Tiit team Including Coot. M,.. dolec·
Uves Norm Kutch and Dick DeFranc.i.sco
11Jd they watched one couple leave
lhortly thereafter and place a brown
po per baT!n the lrilnk ol I[ e11r:--
fflt'bor Juclldal DtArlct Court Jude•
Colvin P. Schmidt hid luued I Horth
warrant for the houae 'last week, so
~v• walling In the wings Monday
went right back and 1ot one for the car.
A cathe of 11 foil·wr•~ packels
alleged lo contain hashllh, 11)• rerlned
11p o[ the marijuana plant, were aeized
ln a search, totaling another 12 ounces of
the dnlg.
Conllacallon of the hlshlab shipment
Monday was the first local case in nearly
two year• involving discovery of Costa
Mesa·bound drugs by customs and postal
offlcilb.
Sulpected dealers who picked up a
large huhish shipment in the earllu
cue were shadowed all over the Orange
Q>aat by the Costa Mesa Police
Helicopter as they tried to shake any
following cars.
That Incident was the flrst major one
using the then-new Eagle One helicopter.
AuthorlUea found the shipment seized
Monday on Jan. 12, when one customs
agent'• Gennan shepherd Toni (Badge
No. 403A) snl(fed It out at Los Angele.!
Inlernotional Airport.
Toni's handler transferred the
auspicious parcel to the U.S. Customs
laboratory, where it was carefully open-
ed, analyud, and found lo be high-grade
ba•hllh.
The case was revealed to local police
Jan. ·17 and the raid wu then planned.
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DAILY PILOT
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Miss OvereD inherited neorly $50,000
from her pareata. Most or it went Jn
court fees and illus. BuelU broke off
her lfWr wltll Golhnn 133 day1 •lier the
trial She died in 1965 of acute
alcoboli.sm in Lu Vegas at age 36.
Goilum dropped out of 1l&hl.
'l1le yllClll llllty llJ. wu salvaged. Al
one time .she waa floating headquartl!rs
for an abortion ring and for a time, a
carnival attraction in Long Beach.
Ex-Nixon Prof
Get,s Top Post
WASIDNGTON (AP) -Preal-
dent Ni:1on announced today he will
nominate hi.$ one-lime D u k e
University law professor, Kenneth
Rush, now the ambassador to
West Germ1ny, to be deputy
oecretary ol defense.
Ruah, a, who Uves in Rye, N.Y.,
will repllce David Packard in the
Important Peata1on posl thlt pays
$42,111 I y-.
Pacbrd, resigned Dec. 13 IA>
return to ldr private firm ia
catUondl, Hewlett-Packard Co.,
wlllcb bu been a big ddeme
department contractor.
Burgener Joi1is
Race for New
42nd District
A Republican llale Hlllfor from San DWiio County hopes lo become Prelldent
Richard Nilon's Congre11man and vows
he will "generally support'' the
President'• leglslaUve aim!.
Claire W. Burgener (R-R.lncho Santa
l'e), olllctslly threw hit hat In the ring
for one of five new California 111ll Jn the
U.S. House of Representatives. The
dbtrlct II the 42nd Congreulonol Dfllrlct
and It covers portions of the Orange
Coast formerly represented by Re·p. John
G. Scbmtlz (R-Tll!Un), Including Son
Clemente which b the President'• polling
place.
Rep. Schmitz, an avowed member of
the John Birch Society has publicly
criticized his most preatla:ioua con-
stituent's forthcoming trip to Communist
China.
Burgener, a veteran of 10 years In the
state legislature, praised the Nixon trip.
Describing himself as "an armed
dove", Burgener said, 11the way to world
peace ls through development of a
balance of power."
He supporla Nixon's lalka with Com-
munist powers 11 Jong as "he Is backed
by genuine mllltary 1trength."
The candidate for tbe GOP nod for the
seat representing a Congressional district
that is 57 percent Republican also noted
other Nixon goals he would support.
Among them were the following:
-Federal aid to education that is
limited. to grants ln aid and not com-
prised of direct funding of school
districts.
-A shift of school taxation away from
the property lat: to axes that reflect
changes in the economy such as salt!, IJ.
quor, banking and personal income taxes.
-Revenue sharing, providing the
money is channeled to cities via state
governments. However, Burgener noted
he'd prefer less federal taxing as a
shortcut form of revenue sharing.
Burgener also said he favored state
legislature provision of "no fault" in-
surance, because It wllJ lower cost of in-
surance to the consumer, "unclog court
calendars" and thus reduce court coata.
Although the district Burgener hope11 lo
rtpresent Includes a portion of the new
clly or lrvlne -Turtle Rock and the
University campus -the primary
hopeful was unaware his Monday press
conference was scheduled Jn Orange
County's newest city.
The Airporter loo, located outside the
new 42nd Congressional Dlslrlct, but In
the new city, was chosen, Burgener old,
for "convenience."
The new district doea Include portk>na
of nearby Newport Beach, and coasUI
ciUe.!1 south to Sprlng Valley, La Mesa
ond El C.jon In Son Diego County.
Some 460,000 people ·live In the sprawl·
Ing district. About 80,000 of the dfllrlcl'1
207,000 rtgbtered voters live In Orance
County.
Burgener utd much of the "'1,000 be
expe<ta IA> opend c1mpallnlnl for the
Republican slot on the Nomnlier ballot
would go toward 11acqU1lntlnl myaetf"
with Orange Counly volen. He noled he
would be a "weekend campalane.r'' and
would not resign bfl llato !""'le ... 1.
4 Killed in Crash
BANGKOK (AP) -A 'l'hlJ trmy
htilcopter cru1*f and burned focll~. II
Bupok'1 Doa M-1lrport, kllllnl
four per-. 1n lt'lllJ' 1pok111111n 111-
nounced. Commerclll trllllc at the
l1rport WU not Interrupted.
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Princely Effort
Speak• on TV
Nixon to Reveal
New Troop Move
WAS!llNGTON (AP) -Amid growing
Indications Preaklent Nixon ts preparing
to offer a date for total withdrawal of all
U.S. troops In ex:change for release of
American prisoners of WJr, the White
House announced the chief execuUve will
make a nationally televlaed and radio
broadcast foreJ.a:n policy statement late
this afternoon.
Presidential press aecrelary Ronald
Ziegler uid Nixon will deliver the state-
ment from bis Oval Office at 5:30 p.m.
PST.
Ziegler refused to aay what specific
area of forl!ign policy would be covered .
The announcement that the White
House sought and gained national
television and radio time came as irr
dications mounted that a significant shift
was being contemplated in the U.S.
Riles Supports
Collier's Effort
To Fund Schools
otonce In the P1rfl puce talks oo Vltf.
nam.
Ziegler declined repeatedly lo expand
up:in his three-sentence announcement.,
and would not discuss the wldeapread
reports of a Vietnam tr1de offer.
He told reporters, however, that "[
would move with aome caution 11 to-wbat
you 11y In your reporl! prior lo tba
Preaident'a statement tonight.''
Al the Capllol, Senate Republlcon
Leader Hugh Scott told reporters he bu
always felt "I.he President will not act
unlll the slfety of the POW1 hu been
negoUated."
HI! said tt Is his personal opinion thtt
"if they release the pri.aonera It would
greatly 1lmpllfy our e x p e d 11 t n I
withdrawal."
The GOP leader said he had 1pok.en
with Secretary of State Wiiiiam P.
Rogers but added, "I frankly do not
know" what the President plans to .. y.
Preaaed for 1n lnletJ>ntaUon OI his
cauUoning remarks, 1Je1ter uW "I
would be careful not to move with your
rep:irts focused totally . • • on the
1peculatlon that has occurred."
Ziegler also refused to say whether any
new development prompted t h •
President'• request for televillon Ume, or.
say when be declcled to make the request.
Prince Charles of Britain breaks the surface as he "escapes" from mock
submarine 60 feet below the surface at the Royal Navy's shore-based
facility at Gosport, England, completing part of his sulrlieutenant's
training.
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Sen. Ran·
dolpb C.Olller's revolutionary plan lo pro-
vide ~.7 billion for local achoob by fu.
lng everything from haircuts to medicine
received a mll:ed reaction today from
fellow lawmaken and state education
chief Wilaon Ril,.,
Ambas!ldor Wllllom Portor, chief U.S.
nqollslor at the Plt'b puce WU, Dew
home aecreUy fist week and conferred
Monday with Secretary of St1te William
P. Rogers. Ziegler said Porter has not
seen the President yet.
Sheikh, Family Slain
In Bloody Rebel Raid
Sen. Albert S. Rodda, Democratic
chairman of the state Senate Education
Committee, ezpresaed concern it would
threaten local control of educaUon and be
"regressive" but welcomed the proposal
in a probe for "strange" new sources of
rtvenue.
Riles, state superintendent of public in-
struction, withheld comment of apecifics
of the bill but embraced Collier, powerful
chairman of the Senate Finance Com·
mlttee, as an ally in the fight to find
more money for schools.
"There are no plans for hlm to see him
at this polnt," Ziegler aald, "but I don't
want to rule out" the possibility of their
meeting.
Sen. Edward W. Brooke (R·Mass.), a .
member of the senate Armed Servicu
Committee, said Monday night he beard
that the offer of a Vietnam withdrawal
date ln exchange for releue of POWJ
will come "very 100n."
BAllRAIN (UPI) -Sheikh Khalid bin
Mohanuned al Qasiml, ruler of the
Persian Gulf tlale of Sbarjah, and nine of
his relatives were killed today by their
rebel captors when loyll troops slormed
the palace to rescue them, politlc1l
sources said.
Sheikh S.qlr bin Sultan, who 5'iud the
blue-and-white palace Monday and held Js
cousin Qasimi and the others as hostages
In an attempt to regain p:iwer, sur-
rendered with his supporters after a brief
gunfight.
The bodies or Qasiml1 45, and nine
members of his famlly were found on the
palace grounds, the sources said.
(The Associated Press rep:irted that
the Sblekh bad beeii 1tabbed to death. I
Sultan was ousted from power six
$2 Billion Put
As Trade Deficit
For U.S. in 1971
W AS!llNGTON (AP) -The nation
recorded its largest trade deficit in
history In 1971 when the value of Imports
exceeded e:iports by more than $2 billkln,
the Commerce Department said today.
Jl was the first balance of trade deficit
since i8aa, when the nation's trade
figures were $33 million in the red.
The department said the deficit was
caused by a 14 percent increase In Im-
ports and a % percent expansion in ex-
ports.
The department said exp:irts reached
~3.555 billion while Imports lotaled
145.llOZ billion.
Origlnally the government said the
trade deficit for 1971 would be the first
since 1813. However, in reacbecking, the
department found that that deficit was
compiled on a fiscal year, or July to June
basis. It had to look back another five
years before it found a calendar·year
deficit. '
Tht actual deficit for 1971 was $2,047
billion. For the month of December, the
nallon turned In a third lirllghl monthly
derlclt of $273.7 million.
During 1171, trade figures were In the
red for eight monllls.
Nixon Asks Hike
In Upper Level
Of National Debt
WASHING TON (AP) -President Nix·
on 11 a1ldn1f for a $50 bllliOn Increase In
the celling on the notlonll debl, lo ~
blllion, the House Ways and Means Com-
mittee 111d loday.
Thia would be the bluest yetr·fo.year
1ncreaM •Ince World Wu n In the limit
on TreNury borrowln(.
The cellln& must be rllsed beclu1e ol
dellclt1 now esUm1ted 1t $31.8 bllllon for
the year endln1 June 311 and $15.5 bllllon
for lhe following year.
Tiit pre,.nl debt ceUing Is $0! blllinn,
of whJch $400 billion Is considered
permonent end 1311 bllllon femJIOC•ry thol'\Olh June 311.
The 1dmlnl1tr1Uon propo11l, the com-
mlllee .__ lllld, 11 to~
the temporary --1 lo .. billion
lllld extend It throuch JlllM 311, 1m, for a
lo1ll llmll ., 1411 llWloo.
years ago and bad been living in exile in
C.lrn since. He slipped back Info the Uny
Persian Gulf state recenUy, according to
the sources.
Diplomatic observers said that Britain ,
which then had control of Sbarjah and
other Trucial states, supported Sultan's
ouster becausl! he had allowed Sharjah to
become a foothold for Egyptian influence
in the Persian Gulf.
Troops fom the Union of Arab
Emirates -the newly fonned grouping
of Sharjah and five other gulf emirates -
surrounded the palace late Monday. Ear ..
Jy today, they opened fire on the rebels
who surrendered after a brief exchange.
Political sources in Beirut said tbe coup
attempt may have been sparked by an
agreement between Sharjah, which bas a
population or 31,000, and Iran. The agree-
me1t allowed Iranian troops to occupy
the gulf island of Abu Mussa, which be-
longed to Sharjah, in return for financial
aid.
The Iranian occupation of Abu Mussa ,
and two other nearby islands , brought a
wave of protests from Arab nations,
particularly Iraq and Libya, which ac·
cused Qasimi or selling out the Arab
cause. The Beirut sources said Tripoli
and Baghdad may have provided Saltan
and his rebels with weapons and financial
support.
Diplomatic observers said Qasimi was
an able ruler who managed to bring a
degree of progress to his backward coun-
try of fishennen and farmers.
During his rule, Qasimi transformed
the tiny state Into an active trading
center and introduced electricity and a
water system.
To offset a loss· 1n revenues with
withdrawal of British forces from the
Persian Gulf area last December, Qasimi
granted oil e:1ploration rights to Western
countries.
"To have Randy Collier leaning in your
direclion is a step forward," Riles aaid.
"I'm pleased that be put in a bill."
Collier, crusty, silver-maned dean of
the Legislature, proposed that the state
take over virtually all costs of local
education by abolishlng the statewide
Wes tu and imposing a new "gross
receipts" ta:r at the same 5 percent rate.
Homeownera and renters no longer
would pay property tues for aupport of
Joell education but buainessea -1d pay
a levy of '3 per $100 ol uaeaed valu'I· lion. .
Teachen' salaries would be uniform
throuihoul lbe state, cflu sizes would be
set by Sacramento and more than half
the 1,100 school dlllrictz would be
abolished and merged.
Local schools from t l nd erg art en
through the 12th erade would receive $800
million a year more from the state than
they now get from both state and tocar
nvenues combined.
The Collier proposal, ba!lcally, pro-
poses a giantic shift from residential pro.
perty taxes for school support to an e:1-
panded reliance on conswner-orlented
levies.
The powerful Yreka Democrat, know
from border-lo border as the "Father of
Califomi111 Freeways," said his plan, sub-
ject to voter ratification, is designed to
satisfy the state Supreme Court decision
which last summer struck down the cur-
rent property tax-anchored system of
school finance.
He expressed doubt the massive
overhaul would be approved this year and
said il was designed mainly to stimulate
the Select Senate Committee on School
Finance into thinking "big money" for
schools.
Administration officials declined lo
discuss Brooke'• statement publlcly but a
high level state Department source aald
"The senator appeara to be on IOUnd
ground." .
Ziegler, as.1<ed whether the White House
consulted re«nUy with Brookt or Scott.
said : "I don't belleve so ... in recent
days."
Ziegler then turned to NiJ:on's top con-
gressional liaison man, Clark M1cGregor,
and asked if that statement were correct.
"I wouldn't want lo add or subtract ..
from it, MacGregor responded.
Sen. Bob Pockwood (R-Ore. ), 111d lo a
recorded report from his Wuhlniton of.
lice today.
"I have every reason to belleYe the
President Will offer lo the North Viet..
Hmese and the Viet Colla within thl
next 48 hours an agreemenf whereby •II
American troops will be wlthdr1wan U
American pri.aonen of war are returned,
This announctment could come before
the resumption of the P1rfl peace tllb
Thursday."
Nixon hu uid all the U.S. troops will
be pulled out of Vietnam when the Soutll
Vietnamese are able to d e f e n d
themselves and when the North Viet ..
namese release American POWs.
In his most recent public statemenll,
he Indicated a residual force of perhaps
30,000 U.S. troops would stay until
prisoners are freed.
Stans to Resign
WAS!llNGTON (AP) -Secretary of
Commerce Maurice Stans is expected to,
resign soon to repeat his 11168 role u an
active fund raiser In President NiJ:on'•
election campaign. Asked Monday when.
the resignation of Stans would be an•
nounced, Presidential Press Secretary
Ronlld J,. Ziegler said II could be ex·
pected in the next few days. · ..
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
•
Ona foc:tor ovarlooktd liy customers In
buying carpating is the mHsuring f0t: yerdaga,
All of our S1lesmtn know liow to m11sur•
ind flgura tx1d y1rd19a, offtn providin.9 ou'
cuslomars s~bst1nli1I 11vings in y1rdaga alone,
Also, witli tlit tremendous inst1ll1tion tx•
,,-riance our s1ltsmtn have (tacli previously WIS
1n expert instiller for usj, we 1ra ablt to forstt
1ny potential problem.
Pletsa slop in anCI lool< at the treasul'9S
tvtUablt lo your tfirougli our store. ·~vt f
gigantic stltction, •nd ti.a m11111rin9 wil be
ACCURATE!
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SOLVING LANGUAG' PROBLEM -Students with English as a
cecond language get special assistance from bilingual teachers and
from audio visual equipment utilizing both Spanish and English.
Shown clockwise from bottom are Ernesto Bibian, Lupe Bibian, Mrs.
Carman Peoples, Adollo Benavides and Gloria Bibian.
Bilingual IGds Get Help
In New Joaquin Program
By PAMELA BALLAN
Of .. CMllY Pli.t Stiff
Ricardo WIS a bright boy.
Bui be wu quiet and shy, bi• work was
·poor, and he seemed unresponsive to the
teacher's efforts to draw him out.
In another-era be might have been plac-
ed with mentally retarded children where
he would stay until, through boredom,
·be finally dropped out ol school.
Things have changed.
Ricardo's problem was language. At
home his parents spoke Spanish a n d
though he knew enough English to "get
by" be did not have enough 1o work at hlll
ability level. ·
Mts. Jesse Rimpau, a teacher at Irvine
ISchool, is solving Ibis problem for 34
children in the San Joaquin Elementary
School District lo~;wbom English is a
"aecond language."
Mrs. Rlmpau and two bilingual aides
lpelld .an hour a day with each chlld in a
_,-am Wblch is totally funded by Title 'i of the Elementary and Seoondary
J:ducatlollAct.
•'The cblld.ren spend a half hour on
language and a half hour on math," said
lbe teacher. "U they know no English at ~n; their malh fl taught in Spanish so
they won't fall behind their class."
The rest ol their time Is 1peot In the
regular classroom where each Spanlsh-
apeakinJr child bas a "pal" usigned 1o
usist him. ,
.. We've found this to be very Im-
portant,'' said Mrs. Rimpau. "It is not
good for the chlldren in be separated
~m their classmates."
Mrs. Rimpau's goal ls 1o make it poosl-
bJe for each child to perform In the
classroom at his own ablllty level.
"If a child can read Spanish, we start
building on that by Increasing hi•
vocobulary in SJl4Dish and Engllal>t1rst
words, then mNnlzigs," sbe said. v ,A .lot ol work,.IJ done with special
teaching machfnet which Oash a printed
Word or ltDlence on a screen for the cfilld to lee, while he uses earphones to
hear a recorded voice ptonounce the
word or aentence. r .
One 1uch machine is the language
Master. It allows a child to record his
own voice to play back arid compare with
the recorded pronunciation.
"Some children who are very shy will
talk 1o the machine when they won't talk
1o the teacher," uld Mrs. Rlmpau.
Her other malertala include anotber-
macblne that tells • 11ory in Spanlab and •
English and provldel comprehenalon
teats 1o take afterwards; various books in
boll! lanluqel; special games t b a I
empbasile language, and even a puppet
theater where children become the pup-
pet masters.
"When funds are provided by the
government, we must show that each
child Is progressing in order ~ keep the
fun<ls year by year,'' said Mrs. Rimpau.
For that reason there ls frequent
testing-testinr that shows children are
making important gains.'
"This program bas been, widely ac-
cepted by the childreJ1, their teachers, and
their parents who are involved in a
parent advisory group," said Mrs. Rim-
pau.
0 Many praise the fact that we have the
bilingual aides who are on band when
they request a conference and who
translate all notices that go home to the
parents."
Mrs. Rlmpau said !lie program bas
been going on for four years. The last two
were funded by Title .I which provides sn~ooo. Tbe money is usea essentially for
the aides and the special equipmenL
"The moat imporlmt thing is that the
children are happier/' said Mrs. Rimpau.
"Not only do we teach them English
but we also make them retain their
Spanish.
"They can achieve success-language
no longer dooms them to failure."
Sweany to Stay
On as Adviser
Laguna Beach director of public works
and city engineer Joseph Sweaqy, who
has resigned the position ef(ecUve Jan. 31
in order to become general manager and
engineer for the Laguna Beach County
Waler Dlslrlct, bal advised the city coun..
cll be ls willing to remaln In the city post
on a part tlme Wis unW a replacement
la Installed.
California law requires that each city
have a registered civil engineer, with a
state llcenae, on Its staff at all times.
Prospective candidates for the Laguna
post 1re under way, but It appears a
replacement will not be found by Feb. I.
The council baa accepted Sweany'• of4
fice to atly on for a retalnq of $550 a
month for 20 hours work a month; plus m.so an hour for addltlonal tlme, until
an appointment ls made and the new
engineer bas been familiarized with the
city program.
MACH!NIS F.USH WOID OR SENTINCI ON SCRllN
Teny .. mlrn Werka en Hla l"lllah V ....... l1ry
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Atlfllaelnt JtJeet
Democrats Study
Delegate Method
~ ... """"" their ....... "' defeaU., Presldenl Rlc:hlld -in November an a "new reform'' metbod of
seieclin( natlooat convention cte1esate1,
Oiarles T. Manatt of Van Nuys, atata
chairman of th6 oarty uld Monday in
Anabelm.
Boat Sales Yard
Variance Irks
Dana Citizens
The granU., of a variance to a1law for
an aliµninum-trailer and minimum fm.
provementa for a Dana Point bolt aale1
yard has angered the community's
Citizens for Actloo Association.
The Jan. U approval by COUJJ\y pJan.
nlng oommlasioner1 1o R.F. Knapp for
the sales operaUon sparked a
1><>meowner's a(ll'eal Ibis week for
reconsideration.
The inftlal approval came in mid-month
for the proposed sales operation at the
comer of Del Prado and Street of the
Violet Lantern.
Knapp originally bad asked permission
to operate out of the trailer for 36
months.
Planning commlssioners pared the time
down to 24 months, but residents still
protested the nature of the fm.
provements.
"We feel thal the precedent set by
allowing placement of an aluminum
trailer in the center of Dana Point'• com4
merei1J district is detrimental, not only
1o the communlty of Dana Polnl but all of
the surrounding businesses," sa Id
association president Jim Regelbrugge.
In a letter appealing the decision,
spokesmen for the aaJOclation termed the
proposal "degrading 1o the work already
done by the county In belping us establish
a reasonable, developed community."
Besides the trailer ilsue in the boat
sales variance, the group protests the
asserted minfmum lmprovementa oo the
land.
Landscaping will be minimal on the
aspbal~paved lot and a cbalnlink fence
probably Will surround the boot abibH
lot and trailer.
Songwriter Dies
I t \ t"'I 't ' I
SPRINGl!'IELD, Mo. (AP) -T. Tuai
Tyler, 55, • a country music singer.
songwriter, died Sunday. Sonp by Tyler,
wlae ruJ name wu David Luke
Myrick, Included "Deck of Carda."
"We will win In -ber because we
will have the support of mlllloru of coo-
cerned '°ten who are tired of tho
joble1snes1 and recession: the com-
promise of civil liberties: the nqlacl ol
human needs, and the ..Ut11 Wit In
Southeast Asta whlcll have -. ao
much a part ol the mtDo jl<Uldellq," bo
charged.
Manatt aald tbU Ibo Democratic puty
bas deviled • llli1ro)J now method of
delegate ~-"" llP•the Ollliolll
"' the P!JOlllt, "wllllo 'lbe party .ol'RIChard Nixon remailll doled 1o tl!t not ma-
jority of our -•·"
The state chairman predicted that 11\Y
one of -er el&ht Democratic ;:an-cfidates coald defllll Nlson In November.
He said 11 ltut M4 caucuae1 wW bo
beld statewtdo '"' Feb. 12 with about 11 In
Orange County. Tllo IattOr flcure 11 baHd
on the fact that tl!t oounty bas all or part
ol ~Ix COlllhuloaal dlltricta under the
new reaiiportloamll cficlatad by the
state supreme oourt 1Ut WMll.
Under Ibo Domocratlc plan a candldatl
can· have batween four and 10 dale1ata1
and from two 1o lour alternateo~
Ing upon a flO'lllula baled '"' tlon
and rewardinl porlJ aupport Ill !Ml
presidential eladlon.
He listed potentlll l> em o c rat l c
presidential candidates u E u I • a •
McCarthy, John Lindaay, Hiii!')' Jacluooo.
Samuel Yorty, Hubert Humphrey, Jtd..
mund Muskie and Vance Harta. lie said
be did not include New York lop. flblr!oy
Oilsholm and Gov. Geo11e Wallace ol
Alabama because they bad not indicated
that they would enter the Calllomla
primary.
The slate chairman told newsmen 1t
t11e·pr<H conference tbafN..f.York itata
will have more delegates to the naUonal
convention than Califoml1, "becauu
voters Uiere demonstrated gr ea t e r
Democratic support in the 1968 electioo."
Manatt said he expected more than 750
Calllomla repreaentatlves i q c 1 u d ID g
del~gatea, altemate1, wives, pr e a a
representaUves and party stalf members,
at !be July llHS Democratic coovenllm
in Mtamf Beacll.
"We hope 1o have mtnorlty ~
tattvea on each delqallon bultd aolaJy m
lhe pereentage of ~tlon they -~" Ibo party ciiaflman stated. lie WI tlie ~~·they can
defeat the PnaJdent _Jiecaute., "wt.m!ued
..,. CiillJ 11111.• 'I"-In -In Clllloin1a and because r.c.nt jiubik Oplriloft }>OU.
tndicate a tlg!lt: ·race."
Manatt -led a posllble lemi-
lng towards !!umPJrey emph•dlf'll bow
close be came 1o defeating N~ In 1111.
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sa.,er Dies
Gene Austin died of Jung can·
cer .. 1 a hospital in Palm
Springs Monday at the age o!
71. His recording of the song
'My Blue Heaven' aold about
12 million copies and w11 his
major luccess of the 1920'1.
See 1tory Pate 8.
Fright, Not DDT
May Be Hurting
Brown Pelicans
SAN JOSE (UPI) -Environmentalists
tryinl to protect pelicans may have
frtlhfened them '° badly they caused a
popul1tlon decline among the birds -and
tllaely blamed it on PDT -according to
two biologists from San Jose State Col-
lege.
Worldwide attention was focused on
the brown pelicans of Anacapa Island
when scientists from UC Berkeley.
working for the State Department of Fish
and Game, said DDT residues were
causing the dwindling of the pelicll1!.
Pesticide in the birds' systems caused
the fem.ale to Jay eggs with thin shells
that wouJd not batch, the 1970 report said.
The report has been challenged by
Richard E. Main, curator of the San Jose
State Collele entomological museum, and
Dr. J. Gordon Edward, professor ofen-
lomology.
Fright will cauae the pelicans to lay
thln-sbelled ea•. they said, and the birds Dr. J. Gordon Edward, professor of ..,.
vironmentallats and r e a e a r c h e r s
through" their n e 1 t I n g
... ia-..)!Dow fJ'.iClened
produce bad .... they said. ... flftac ~ .... , I .--ar ...
1ei4 Ori -••r'1ft:'tbl~h1Jida' diMI ~ may al .. -cauaeil 1lle ~Im. thl· two researcher• Aid. "Many of those
pushing the D111' .u-y are trying 1o
lurjber · , their career · with research
arantt," Main aaJd.
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Japanese
Troop Ends
Long War
AGANA, Guam (AP) -A man who
told olflclals be ls a form.er Japanese
army 1eraeant and has been hiding ln the
jungle since Wor ld War n says, ult all
seems like a dream."
"I keep thinking I'll wake up soon."
Sholchi Yokoi said J.1onday as he met
with newsmen after two flshennen spot·
ted him and subdued him near his cave
home.
Guam Gov. Carlos Gamacho said first
Investigation showed M reason to
disbelieve Yokoi's claim to be a Japanese
army survivor, but Camacho said he
knew of no way to establish the claim
ooncluslvely.
With c..macho standing at his side and
honorary J apanese Consul James Hin·
taku serving as an Interpreter, Yokol
described his life since Americans landed
an invasion force in 1944.
He said he and nine other soldiers fled
lnlo the jungle in 1944: and the grou p
gradu ally dwindled to two other men and
himself. He said he had been alone since
the two others died within a sbort time
eight years ago.
The 5-foot-4 Yoko\ said he is 58. Doctors
said he weighed only 90 pounds and was
anemic, but was otherwise in surprisingly
good physical condition.
Yokoi said he was afraid to come out of
hiding because he didn't know what
would happen to him. He said ht
subsisted on fish, coconuts and wild
vegetation.
Camacho said he will return Yokoi 1o
Japan as soon as possible.
In Japan, officials of Aichi lftfeclunl
reported that notlflcaUon of Yokol's
death was made to hla father, Eljiro, on
July 30, 1945, two weeks before Japan
surrendered.
Sawdust Entries
Filled; List Set
With the im Sawdusl Festival still
almost six months away, the quola for
booths and W>iblt apace In the popular
outdoor Laguna Beach art 11x>w already
bas been filled, the board of dlreclorl bas
announced.
Jto'!'•Vµ, a walli.nti.!?.l,!!_,~lll.: for resident artllti -aiit cran•u-. .
'tftl8l wiMct... '1 pfr--~~ -u any ,,acaftclea -• ~ before· ope.U.· c1a,. EJbl)lt ... fl
reserved for Laguna area realdenta.
Interested persons . may. write to •·
Sawdust Festival, P.O. llol 12M, La&!ma Beach 92653. \ ,.
ohnson son
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PACT SPURNED -Eight African members of the
Rhode8la Parliament have rejected the Pl'!posed
·British-Rhodesia independence agreement. The
legislators, elected by tribal chiefs, ·said· .llfondaf
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UP1""'9~ that 5.5 million blacks opposed:tbe S!'tllement. Bit-
terness .. over the proposal IJ~ .t<t11ched off hl'!"'iY
rioling In recent days In ·tbJS . sooth east Afncan
nation. : 1_
American Planes .Attack ·cairo: Stilae1its -'1'·. ..
Battle Police
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For ,2nJ Night 3 More Red Radar Sites '
. . . CAIRO (UPl i'-Egyptian police used
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. DACCA ~AP) -'Cze<hoslovaJj qulcldy
follol!ed the Soviet Union -Y In rtC1J111iZ1ne llaoiladeob and olllorutions
we~ espectod to follow suit, .
CTK, tllO CzecbOsloYak ne11i · agency,
aald the Praiue 'government IJCotlnlZed
Blncladelh u an lndeP!Ondint and
OOYmlgn 'llate and wants io richange
ambassadors. .. o.i •• · Officials ol the young nation Upreued
great pleasure at .Moscow's recomiUon.-.
The Soviet consul-general ".lo ~.
conveyed his government's , c1fJtJsiOo fo
Prime Minls~r . Muji~ BalunM .,..ill
TangaiJ, where he · was •ttendin« a ceremony. Presiaent Nikolai v: Poagorrly
and Premier Alexei N. K o s y g i n
,· telegraphed Sh!!ik Mujib: "We convey to
you ~ to the people of Bangladesh
fr~ly wishes of 1"1•"!'. well:beWg and
:i,Uccess ~n conso\ldating lhe ,. st.ate
iove(ejinty of yoiif coun(ry, in.building a
peacelUI' democrattc repl,Jblic."
. . "It . js quite ~ natur8I , ·that the Soviet
Union his come out' with this great
decls.ion to accord US due reCogniUon," ForeiBn Mi.nw~r-A. s. .Azad told
newamen. He , added that he hoped
reCoinitiori from w~gton would come
"soonei:1PJ.an.expected." But~ most r,e-
cent ·word from~·officials in the U.S.
capital Was that recognition was not even
under lcoosideration.
The. United States backed Pakistan in
the tw<f-week war-with·India in December
and ibe Soviet Union backed· India, which
entered the fight to establish the in-
dependence of Bangladesh.
India and Bhutan, one of its Himalayan
dependencies , were the first nations to
recognize Bangladesh, followed b y
Mongolia, Nepal, Burma, Ea'st Gennany,
Poland, Bulgaria, Yugoslayia a n d
Barbados.
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Dollar Plumntets
In Deficit , News
' . LONDON (UPI) -PreJldent Niwn's
budget plans for massive deficit"'' flnan·
cing to boost the U.S. economy sel)~ the
dollar pl1111&Jne on European foreign
curreocy exchange markets today.
Dealers described early trading as hec-
tic. Despite amall recoveries later in the
morning, the dollar 's exchange value
t against EU.ropean currencies was well
• down on Monday's closing lev$. .
Most economic forecasters h a d
troreshadowed NixOn's announcement that
he current bUdget defJcit would reach
:lll.1 J>illlon -the highest since tl1' end
of World War II. But the President1s
'_statement that he was budgeting for a
$25.3 billion further4 deficit in fiscal 1973
raised fresh concern about the stability of
the dollar rates fixed in Washington last
month by the world's IO fichest non-Com-
rilunist nat ions.
One French newspaper . called the
b~dget "a gamble" while a French
banker said it had "big hole~."
'ln Zurich, the dollar's exchaage value
fell to $3'.8635 Swiss francs after, closing
MOnday at 3.87275. Although it recovered
slightly to 3.8650 francs, the rate was still
0,65 perceni below its official parity of
3.8400. SwiD francs. · ·
The pound strengthened s h a r P, I Y
agah:ist the dollar ln London, the ex·
change value of one pound sterling jum-
ping al the outset to $2.59025 from Mon-
day's $2.5876 closing. But later ·the dollar
edged back a bit to $2.589'l5 when
speculative transactions have way to
normal commercial business.
Fresh selling hit the dollar in Paris where ·.a two.lier exchange .syif;em
operates, The freely floating, ~·o r
speculative dollar, fell from Monday's
5.15 French francs closing tp .5.135 francs.
The comµiercla\ dQllar, u~ .. in. R91Jflal
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Bank o1 Fl'ID<f:t1ep ll<m 5.llff
ovemlllht to ua ttlla mornlnJ. In E'ranklurt, the dollar · plunged to
3.2090 German maria Jn early trading
alter cloalag Monday on 3.21a.t'uiter 1t
fell to 3.209 'maria In wl9.t.de111U called
norm.ol trading.
' Cliarges E11tered
Agai11st Soviei.s;
Ships _l1f!:pounded
ANCHORAGE (\]PJ). -. Cr Im In a I
charge$ of. yjolating U.S .. fishi~g waters
in the Bering Sea were filed ;n fede~l
court late Monday-Jagalnst thtet soviet
fleet officers.
'the Russian officials were · flown 600
miles from Adak l-"'.and, where' their
vessels were impounded, .to Anchorage,
where they appeaz:ed in U.S. District
Court.
Their artaignment was postp:ined until
Ftlday by Judge James· A. Voo DO.Heydt,
who released the three on their own
recognizance to the custody of Vice-
Consul Albert Androfsev o( the Soviet
Embassy. •
U.S. Attorney G. Kent Edwards
formally filed charges against the
Russians and asked that the two Soviet
ships be confiscated along .with their gear
and cargo.
Conviction of the crimlne.I charges could
result in a malimwn peiiattyof'a year in
jail and a fine of $100;000 for each of the
three Soviet commanders.
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SAIGON (AP) -~-w~ "'8.-~i J,.. been4'anied ll'lk· ·tat· a'f'iil!·c:I ~-1*11'-'~k ·· attacked three more ant~t Mial1e1 8,gainst niiuile sites • ancfi radar· in-· ..... g , ~ ' .·. • ~::·:-:"t"". "'": -
radar sties in North'Vlililon, tli· ~ ·ilfli>tl,!)!)e~tan J1~nl1'1"'~~!'JngJ.!Ud!'!.~ .. ~'9';~"·
C.Ommand announced. today, as the ir where, U.S. military officials say, Hanoi streets o(Ciiro to ¥"dim~S1or im·
HURRY..~
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·SALE .ENDS
SATURDAY
war continued to intensify over North bas recently concentrated the bulk of its mediate war with Lsrael. It was the se-
Vietnam and along its border with Laos. anp&irpraft missile .batter~ in aq . at-,cond·Mve day t~clashes The tbree oo-called protective ~ctioo , tempt lo protece' the ·.now . of siipplies ·' ' . ,. ' · ' . •
strikes -one Sunday and two Monday -;-t1Jrtl9gh ~ moQntain passe•, lntg .~· . fr~s~~ . war dlt :.r;net_. at the
raised to eight the number announced in In two of the most recent attacks Navy heavJly guarded ~bdlD Palace with 1,000
the last three days, the most for any A7 Skyhawk jets fired missiles at' radar political leaders shortly after noon to
comparable period since the bombing sites near the Ban Karai Pass. 45 miles discuss the student unrest.
halt more than three years a~o. north of the demilitarized zone, after A line of 50 regular police armed wilh
Five of the attacks,. ~ludmg two an· !1etect¥>n equipmer:it indicated t~ey were . th{ee-foot-long bamboo ~ . ~
tracking the American planes. steel barricades which cut u· .• ,.
Pail-Not Dead,.
Say Cultists;
Police Say Yes
·In tb~ third strike, Air F orte Fl.II;' · -''-''• 0,., !':!'~ .~-
fighter-bombers escorting an RF4. recon-. ~ palace squar~. DellUJl:t""thein~. ~. .
naissance plane attacked a inissile radar•· Une .. o( black uniformed ~·
~ite near the coastal city of Dong Hoi, 45 wu. drawn up. Sev~ ~~. of ..
miles north of the DMZ. khaki-dad riot police waited orowid the
Resulls of the three . strike> ·wm not comer i.!htnc! the bmlcad<S'. · · ' • ·
. known, a spokesman said, ~t none of the . Truckloads-Of rio\~i.Dd1regular.'.:.poUce u.~ planes was reported hit. . alJo -llationed in . trate .
"U.S:··military sources say the primary • ;we;e . var10US s gic
· .reason ··for the increase 'in American places m Ca1r0. ·· . . ..
SEATI'LE, Wash."' (UPn -Members strikeSlntoNorth Vietnam is the decision ¥ Student5: and police clashed jn Opera
of a religious sect have decided two 'by Hanoi to concentrate &Qtiaircraft · ,Square, .where the demonstratorS· ~sed '
members whose bocllu.,were found bi .a ~efenses aloitg the con:ldor 'Yhere U.S. . rocks snatched from the rtthble of jJ!e··
commune chapel Sundif are not dfad. planes fly regular bombing raids against burned-out opera house and in Liberation " , " the supply roads Jeadlng1out of1the rnooo-' We U just have to aee about this, Wna·intq Laos and down the Ho Ch! .MJlih ', ' Sq~are.
said Happiness Israel, spokesman for a .... ttli1. '\ ~ ' 1)e students have e,x pressed
communal group of about 50 persons whO "They know we aren't' going to Oya lot displeasure with Sadat's "No War. No
call them!elves the 0 ;Love F~,il~" and of raids anywhei-e else in North Viet-Peace" ~P?licr with lsrael. ~ey have
occupy seven houses m the city s~Queen nam " said· one IOUl"Ce "so the,x've RUt asked Imniediate war to regain lost ter-
Anne districts. . mosi of their defenses :ht those aie8s.... ~ ritory 'ud Oemand~ a stronger anti-
Two victlmJ !denUfied aa William V. In addition, the dry.seasoo ls now.at ils Arn,iltah polic'y·to·jirciac·U.S .. sales of
Eddy, 26, and G~ory L.. ).eMuter, 22, peak, which llilows mon suppltea lo Fl Phanloaqels lo.J8rl1el:
wm fOUDd dead after reportedly taking . move on the ground and mon fiylng by POlltical fl!>Wvera called the civil ·
part Jn a ritual involving olnhalatlon or '°the · ~. One souree sa!<f the unmt· the worst_ p;tl~:t1'( SIC!it
aolvent fumes. North Vtebuomeae are•beUeved trying ·lo since Jut llJll'ine lJ1!' \iusted • and.
Fellow memben tdenUlled 'Eddy aa move a lot of supplies that·bo~lted up• ·tried 'for-~1· dlf'1omn-
Reverence Israel and LeMuter as Solidh during.a.. five days of heaVJ; U.& born· JMDt leedori"""""'1fd alJilo!llnc qilnat
ty Imel. bJn&.ln.Nort!J. Vletnam last mOnth., • 'ldm.. , • 1 ' . ,
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Two Deaths Repor~d; Mvre Sno!D Falls
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WAlllllNGTON (UPI) -w-·• Uberltion leoder
Gloria st.lnsn •'18111«1
Xonit.y 11111 -Nlmi \na1 be the.moot MJna11¥ Jn.
....... cblel of tlale" alnce
Napoleon Bcmaparte nded
Jl'rance. ~
: "And Napoleon was very abort,·~ Miss Steinem added.
In remarks before a packed
balUoom at !he National Presa
Club, !he blonde feminlat aald
''not to Jose face is •
culturally masculine problem.
The less secure a male, the
more he has lo prove; the
more dangerous a leader.''
"Witness Rlchard Nlmn.
Perllapo all thoae y-. olltiol
on the bench ••tchlnc football
players 10 by have given him
an unguenchable thint lo WASHINGTON (API -The come ciut No. 1 and to save
FOderal Trlde Comml&slon • flee. We 're ,paying for that In
. has acted to break up the lodocbina .. .
'm.uJUmUUo .. .a0n8 b eaifast-MW Stemem ls a writer and ·~ . r r editor of a new woman's
food ~ustry with a propo~. periodical rn3gazJ.ne "MS".
complaint against the nation s •'There is some oplnJon,"
four largest cereal manufac-she c.ontinued, "that Richard
turers. Nixon is the mostly sexually
The commission 1 8 i d insecure chief of state since
U~IT ....... · 'HE'S INSECURE'
Gloria Steinem
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' Rep. Shirley Qliaholm ol
New York, wbo hu 1-1 ln-
farmall,y I e e k I n C the"
Democrat I c -1denllal
nomlnallqn lhrou&h much of
her frtslunan term .. the Dl•
tion's first b I act con-
greaow.man, made It official
today.
The fiery former
ochoolteacher from the Btd-
ford-Stuyvesant slurm:
innounc<d her candidacy at a
news conference at the Con-
cord Baj>tisl church In Brook·
lyn.
Mrs. Chisholm, 47, who went
lo Congress after aerving four
mlnlstratlon has appointed years In the stale legislature,
more women to top jobs in has made no bona about her
government than any other. intentions in numerous cam..
She said many of the jobs palgn speeches rowid the
were simply · honorary posts country for the put several
with ,llUle l""ilion or money m<intbs. · ,
atlached. She was equally frank about
She said she feels Sen. her intenUons at Jackaonville,
George McGovern (D-S.D.), a Fla., a few dlys later when
democratic presidential can-she described herself u the
dkiate, is "the best white, only "unique candldate" ln the
male candidate" for president Democratic race and vowed
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NEARLY
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WHY DO SOME OBITUARY NOTICES CARRY A
RE 9 U EST THAT FLOWERS BE OMITTED ANO
INSTEA!> A DONATION BE MADE TO CHARITY?
WHAT REACTIONS HAVE YOU OBSERVED?
by EUGENE O. BERGERON
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COSTA MESA 2 LOCATIONS CORONA 4el MAI
Kellogg Co., General Milla, ~:~:C:rt.~ Napoleon was
Ine., General Food! Corp. and Miss Steinem look frequent
Quaker oats Co. maintain a verbal swipes at the preaJdent
highly concentrated market during her speech, concluding
through such practices as that many of her views might
he 'moderated il he obtained false advertising and price fix-passage of the equai rights
in 1972. She said she feels she wouldn't drop out of the ~
anthropologist M a r g a r e t competition she hadni yet of· LAND £BS 646-2424 67J·M IO
ing. amendment in Congress. Mead, Reps. Shirley Chisholm1...:f...:tc...:ial:.:ly.:.en=te.:.red...:.._. --------------============ or Bella Abzug of New York
also might make g o o d
presidents.
They have 1 1 i 11ega11 y She said jt "simply isn't
monopolized" c ere al pro-lrue" that the Nixon ad-
motion and production for the
past 30 years, the FI'C said
Monday.
The propOsed complaint said
the four engage in
••proliferation of brands and
trademark productio·n ;
No Longer Joke
' artificial dl!fereilliatlon o f
'"" products; unfair methods of
compeUtlon In advertising and
product prom~: ratrictive
Midshipmen Oppose
Boarding by W o~n .
ahell .. pace-conlnll· progrlmi ANNAPOLIS, ;Md. (AP) -:e~tor:~ulsitions of ~ ~Citln& ~~trldiilon and prac.
FI'C Chairman Miles w. ticalities, several members of
Kirkpatrick signed the1 cOm-~ the 4.,QOO-man .brigade of
plaint, aloe with com-midshlpmen at the U.S. Naval
rnisJiQJlen J'.W ~-Dixon Academy say they don 't want· and Mary G-Jones. Commiuiooers E·y er-et t e their school to go coeduca-
Maclntyre and David S. Den-tional.
senior from Schulenburg, Tex. -
Mike Candalor;21, a senior
from Johnsonburg, Pa., said
he felt it would be difficult to
integrate coeds into such
nooclassroom programs as
swnmer .sea training and in-
trmnural alhieUcs.
n1son Jr.~· . • "It's c•mptet~1y im·· New Baby ~ rtplleil that tile' FTC' practical " said Roller! Hardy
alltgitiois· 'fire~ ''based on 21, a secior ~ Columbus:
' UjeQrloi•llitllJive·never h<l'n l\lisS. '"!be ldell>GIJllil place · d ne(J \ trtr~1f~~id·tbecom>' ~~~.~ =· an :0 r. --% rmssfrli1, i'itd 1t 11 wrong . 'l'can serte in the yet-/t .f J p ' k to he lilf, 'WtOng to he ef· ' The prospeci ~ol women ' n a:r
-ficienl, Uc! wrong lo sue-joining the '-'•ade h a s ceed" ' "' ""•..__ . I • -~··· become more than'tne campus yo SEMITE NAT\ONAL joke it once was. Sen. Jacob ·
If .. . yotl
pay extra for
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features
o-nan ccononiy cai;
it tJJigbt. llQt · · .. ~ .. µp as
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an econo11iy car.
··" Paradise . Joim McDonald ' (R·Mich.); today are searching ·for !he
rr • ~ · have, nominated teenage girls parents of a newborn b a b y
, for appoin4oent to Annapolis. abandoned Monday outside a SDO"'OO Jn To a m.an, the future Navy ; Yosemite Valley hospital.
. , l '" 1 / , ~rs mtemewed at the A nurse found the girl,
LONGMIRE, Wash. (UPI) academy ~id they do not believed only 12 hours old,
th1nt the nu.won of the school wrapped in a thin blanket .. -The road to Patadi8e i5 and its Ph:Ysical layout -one outside the LeWls Memorial covered with SDOW-131 inches· do o'r 11 feet -in the put eight rmitory -are geared for Hospital . ~ore dawn, a d ~ women. ranger saJd. ·~ p dile on the ~. "I'd probably be in favor of The nurse said about 10 ara -81'91 M it frOm the standpoint of mak-minutes after the child was ' ;/a"l:r ~ U 1Wm :,;. lllg this place nicer· lo go lo, found In the 35-<legree air, a
hes Of ......natl ;. r.r this hut from . !he standpoint of male telephoned !he hospital
,. c . Ur ' 1 '1 ·1 . 1;training Ir don't th1ok thi.S 11.ying, HThefe's a newborn w~ · -. iieJxh meesures place Is ..i .up for women," liaby on your porch." He then
• 2S7 lnches of ·more than 21 aald, !Joyd J!Olz, ~ 22cye1Mld ~mg up.
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N1tlolii1 'fart Superintendent
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Public • IS
The mooo!'"ll•Uc power of .~1{. unions, and their
iross abuse of 11, Is leading to a I of power tn a way
neither unions nor management have wanted. The drift
ts toward government imposition of compulsory arbl·
!ration.
U and when It comes, managements of near-monop-
olistic basic lndustrlea will share responsibility In full
measure. For they have abdicated their role In !be bal·
ancing of power tbrouJh true collective bargaining. They
have been In a position to pass along ever·lncreulnc
labor coats to the consumer, and have done 10.
The West Cout longshoremen'a strike Is all too
typical. The power Of the Harry Bridges-led union over
!be economy of the state and the natlon -and even Its
defense needs -ls '° great that II can and does strike
Indefinitely at Incalculable cost to agriculture and
lnduatry.
Money is not even an issue. Thanks to a strike-won
Privilege, ~and lonF.shoremen on the Pacific Coast Jut year rec ived a years pay without working a single
day.
The is e on the West Coast la whether longshore-
men or r · al teamsters are to handle certain cargoes.
Money was the issue of the Eist Coast, however.
The power play there produced a 17 percent. pay raise
for the year -more than· triple Ibo 5.5 .percent Pay Board guideline.
The public pays and pays and pays -and not just
In the higher cost of food and goods resulting from
strike losses and an eve<·mounUng wage bill. The result
of these fortes coming togetbe.r Is inflation, which
erodes !be dollar, and lo .. of ability to compete in for-
eign markets or wltb other nations here at home. Thal
costs jobc by countless thousands .
Real Victim
.la compulsory. It usually means an end to collectlve
barcalnlng In any real sense. Labor demanda lbe moon:
management holds ita offer to a minimum. A lblrd party,
wilb no responsibility for managing the buslne .. or meet·
Ing lbe payroll, makes Ibo determination. Too-often
such an arbitrator almply spUta the dHference, e.ven
lbouJh thJs could be either fatal to the business's com·
petitive position or unfair to labor.
Unwanted as this kind of solution is, It appears the
day Is coming when labor and management will be fore-
ed Into an adversary proceedings before an arbitration
court made up of public representatives.
Their rulings would be binding on both parties, as
In the case of price rises not determined by supply i.od
demand. Utility rates are an example of this. ·
Advent of such a system would be one more blow
against traditional American freedom. Perhaps ii could
be avoided by applying the anti.trust laws to Big Labor.
But !bat seems unlikely to be done so long as congres·
sional leadership rem11ns subservient to the campaign
funds and votes of organized labor.
Derrieres Are Growing
A considerable increase in human body size, aver·
aging a 20-pound weight gain, has occurred in the Air
Force In !be last 30 years. The gaJn extends to !be size
and shape of !be average backside and this has made
mass-produced se,ats, especially in cars, uncomfortable.
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The so-called "good" kind of arbitration Is voiun·
tary. Both aides agree to allow a third party to aetUe
arguments over !be meaninJ of clauses in existing con·
tracts resulting from collechve bargaining .
So an Air Force engineer has proposed a nation·
\vide anthropometric body measurement survey. U that
occurs, look1 for a surveyor coming to measure the family
derrieres.
Hold your fire -it'll be on the up and up, or rather,
the backside and around .
Tugboat Taft-Hartley .to:congressional control . . . am
out of fuel and drifting. • . repeat . . • '
The "bad" kind, unwanted by labor or management,
Do%en €andidates Zero in on Nixon Daily
~qual Time Is Unworkable
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:,...ASHINGTON Judging lrom Jhe
v4ume of newspaper and radio-TV • ctfttage of the Democratic presidential
c4idldates, Pre11denl Nlzon probably bu
a ~sliflable claim for equal lime.
~Is Is .... rted * hall in jesl and maybe not even half
bltiauae Che tolal of ..... bein• heaped uton the Nixon ad-
ntnistratJon from
dlUple sources
niy weJJ exceed his
utstioned powers
ocusing favor-
attenUon on himself and the presi-
J~On has the advanlage in quality if
m 9uantlty. No other presidential
c6:lidate is given free time for an hour's
lnf*rview on TV. No other presidential
catklate will be able to marshal all the
~ 8*" ol. lbe media for trips lo Peklng and
MltK'ow broadcast Jive and in color via
safellite to dominate the air waves. No
other iwesldentlal candidate . c a n
authorize a space shuttle program nor
act• to revive the electronics industry. No
otber presidential candidate can bring
back from Vietnam all -but 35,000
mamlenance lroops before election day. ·' ~ THESE ARE justifiable presiden·
tiitl acts worthy o{ the widest attention in
thi media. The Republicans can plausibly
&flUe that none of it is strictly political in
motivation but a legitimate a n d
necessary exercise of presidential power.
In the meantime a dozen Democratic
and Independent candldalel are moing
In on Nixon day alter day. 'l1ley com-
mand acres of spece Jn the press and
days of time on radi~ TV in a constant
wail of accusation and recrimination. lf
Ille President were lflllled equal time, he would have lo conduct around·thc'
clock marathon -performances like those
<lf shorter duration he tried in the
California gubernatorial campaign.
IF 11IIS SUGGESTS that there is
something wrong wttb the lde1 of equal
time on radl~TV and equal space In the
newspapers for presidential candidates, it
ls intended to do so. The idea Is unreal
and unworkable and the ultimate reliance
will have to rest upon the sense of
fairness and fitness in the media ln giv·
ing a more balanced account of charge
and counter-eharge in a political cam-
paign which will last for a l<lng time and
Ure out everybody.
A balance cannot even be struck
through the equal time principle when the
various candidates are nominated. If
there are four preaidential nominees, u
there well may be, three of them will be
boring in on Nixon. When be makes news,
as he undoubtedly will in September and
October, each will lay 10me clalm to
equal attention although they have him
outnumbered. three to one.
TIIERE IS ONE distinct disadvantage
for Nixon. He may find him.self com-
pelled. to mike news he does not wish to
make. Th.ls country's adversaries are not
averse to making problem s for presiden-
tial candidates, partieuJarly incumbents
or Republicans, during. a pre11denUal
campaign. Premier Kbnnhchev boas\ed
of taking actions calculated to affect an
American presidential election.
Crises have arisen, like the Cuban
crisis on the eve of an important con-
gressional election, and a Mideast cri sis
within a few days of a presidential elec·
tion.
A new Mideast crisis and a new Viet-
nam crisis could be induced to coincide
with the American presidential elect ion
and plact Nixon in the position of making
unpopular or controversial deci sions he
could not avoid and which might have a
political effect adverse to him.
THERE ARE THUS llmils lo his power
to use events constructively as a political
weapon while his opponent. thrash
around in negativism.
All this allowed for, the opposition com-
plain! U..1 Nixon Is surrepllJiously ualng
the presidency for campaign. purposes
has litUe validity. The opposition is being
heard in full chorus, including inlonallons
that the Peking and Moscow visits are
part of a campaign spectacular, and
there seems enough time for all the can-
didates to· get their justiliable share.
All Alone by the Telephone·
Over 400 years ago a playwright and
10metime actor knocked out upward of
lhlrty pieces !or tbe London stage under
mOlt mysterious circu l115tances. 1:-lke
Howard Hughes, our own billionaire, so-
caJied, he was a sort of recluse, but on 1
philosophical level.
1bat is, his raga.
moffm friends of the
thtater knew him in-
ti!llal<ly, lailted wllh
him every day. lis-
tened to his ingeni·
ous schemes for at-
tracting customers, ~
m.•YhaP. had. bouls '
with him 1n the
taverns. But they didn't count.
Those who counted -the landed dukes,
the Eliz..abethan politicians, and with few
exceptions the respectable Ii t er a r y
roaharajahs, couldn't care less.
This was in part due to the
playwright's own disregard of the avenue
to acclalm, which had a primitive ex·
ORAHGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
Jlo&crl N. Weed, l'ublilhtr
T,.,,.., Kc.vi~ Edi!or
Albt'1 l\'. Bates
Edilorial Page Edilor
,,,. ..itotlal .,. .. or '"" n..u1 Pilot .eeks to lnr'orm and 1tlmu-
l&te teldm by prtstnlinc 1.hl1
MWIPIPS''• opinions and eom-
snmtary on t·oplcs of lnt.e~t and
alp.IQouce. by providing a forum
fw U. eJqll'eUlon ot ·our readers•
-..,. lo> ....,..ung the dlwne ••s Wa of Wormed ob--___ .., _
a<U.do1.
TueldlJ, January 25, 1972
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R.oyce Brier
lslence even theo. Bui it wu allO owing
to the vulgar popular purlllit of ...,.,...
and lls symbols, and a mystlcll ldolotry
ol place and pomp In the EniJtsb branch
ol the civlllzaUon. He simply dido' cmi
a damn for the tokens and pnic !!Ila by
which men flourish.
THE RESULT WAS he died quile rich
($55,000) but unknown, and subsequenUy
the plain marks or his authorship were
denied, and a fable was fashioned by the
scavengers or literary sensation.
Not that one would draw an lltaloCY
between William Shakespeare and
Howard Hughes, or note any relaUon.
between a towering genius with words
and a towering acqubition of personal
weaJth. They are In dlrferent catqorle.s
of human endeavor, and the words will
endure while the money will one day
vanish.
But there are tangible points in the two
careers, for instance in lhelr myth-mak·
ing compulsion, which has a life in.
d•pendent of Jhe men Involved, Uke: a
few yeari ago lhe l!U41hes bundle was
put at llOO million and the other day had reached ~.~ billlon In the ialevlslon
llltlons.
Whatever the true llUChes psyche, ii Ir
apparent he Jlttle esteems a foremost
tenant or our latter-day pantheon, lhe
God Communlcallon. lie m.,, rully
like lo explaill himsell or his Jileotyle, ao practically ail ol ua do, and will at
t.dloua I~. lie !ear. the !wilts and
wouncls of ordinary human ISIOcieUon,
Quotes
Ex·Pmldeot I.,-I . J--"fl ... fall inia ilolatloollm .... will find thal
we are the ..,.. """ .,. lmlolod. •
possibly with good reason in a daft day.
1iO A HORSESHOE ol solemn In·
qulatlon appeared on panel and fed ques.
Uons inlo a lelepbooe. MaJ\Y lbougbl the
answering voice wu that ol HucJ>es, and
llOllle llid it WU a lake,• just another
demonic apperilloll. "It's net nice lo fool
Motbrr Nature."
The ¥Oice dldn' aay anythinc worlcl-lhaktni. and the questions weroo'I SO
worJd.attaklng, either. Hid be IJ'OWO
freak llngel>flalle, u rumored, lblngs like
that? He did denounce a biogaphy being
prepared In a New York publishing office.
Never heard of the author, said the voice. The publishers say he bad, too. So the
questions IO round and round, like the
critters on 1 non-stop carousel, and you
waft, and they always come back.
This is a dreary and fruitless pursuit,
but the God Communication has a pitiless
per.lstence. The !rouble is we hall
worship the god, o-eated ill our own
technological Image, and we believe
devoutly In his virtue, !bough he bu so
often proved him!ell lrtacheroua and
sell-serving, and ao altogether shilUess
fellow.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
H tbe country le IO worried about
the aotJ.lnllt laws and cereal com-
panies, how about applJloa lhooe
1a,... In mer;era of unloris that put
too much power tn!o the hands of
too few?
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Oversight
May Run Up
Cost of Gas
California Fta&11tt Service
Because of what is probably an
ovenight In federal legislation designed
lo help the nallon's shipbuilding Industry
and, indirectly, the consumers of natural
gas, that fuel may be extra expensive to
users in Southern California.
The J.1erchant Marine Act of 1970, in an
effort to stimulate the domestic con-
struction or vessels, granted federal
subsidies to operators wanting to build
shJpg to import liquid natural gas from
abroad. This was meant to overJ'Ome the
higher construction and operarmg costs
or ships buiJt in U.S. shipyards'lhd man·
ned with U.S. crews.
THE ACT DENIES such subsidies.
however, to ships operating solely within
U.S. waters. And there's the rub.
One of today's most promising sources
of llquilied naturaJ gas is Alaska's Cook
Inlet. Pacllic Lighting Corp., the great
supplier of natural gas to the Southern
California area, is working on ,. program
of developing an ecorunicaJ method of
transporting LNG from Alaska to Its con-
sumers. But the penalty on interstate
shipment, while not sufficient to make
the plan totally infeasible, would definite-
ly add to the cost to consumers. And
neither the Federal Power Commission
nor the California Public Utilities Com~
mission looks kindly upon such markups.
Neither do the customers, nor Pacific
Lighting.
TIIE OVERSIGHT In the Merchaol
Marine Act undoubtedly stemmed. from
the fact that the only inlerstale shipment or LNG anticipated would be between
Alaska aod California. Pacific Lighting is
hoping to convince the Department of
Commerce and the National Maritime
Commission to support legislation next
year which would correct the Jaw's Jn.
equity.
Natural gas Is too important to the
state's economy and environment to have
!Is Increased use hampered by a quirk of
law.
How to Address
Our Lawmakers
Problem of the
Laid-off Worker
Speaking of capitalism, as I was
yesterday , it seems to me that it has not.
yet begun even to attack -much le.sl I
solve -one of its basic internal i:ro--
blems. And unlil thi~blem Is mel and
overcome, there will
be J10 economic or
social stability in
oor system.
This is the ~
tern of the "laid-off"
worker. Our sys:terh
at present treats
workers IJke com-
modities -or worse
than commodl ufs, ~
When limes ate good, men are hired;
when tlmtJi get worse, they are laid orr.
But it Is impossible to build a stable.
loyal, conscientious, and caring corps of •
·workers on this shabby basis. If men are
regarded as things, they will respond like
things -and things have no h>yillty, oo
conscience, no con~ for the continuity
and quality of work.
THE SO.CALLED "labor force" must
come to be considered as a permanent
part of the company before we can
achieve any genuine "community of J.n..
terest" in the industrial enterprise. If
men are laid off while inventories are re-
tained, then they cannot but feel they are
the most dlspensible and disposable elt-
ment in the whole ;enterprile.
Much or lhe "bad w«kmanship" of our
lime, the ~opplness, the goofing-off, the
irrational Clemands, the profound un-
concern for the vt&bility of the company,
spring from this recognltlon and resent-
ment.
ONE OF MY 'rRIENris Inherited a
medlwn·sized compan,y Crom his father
during the Great Depression. In all ~
bleak years, he never laid .of! a slncie
worker who had been there f« any
substantial time. He prlCticed nf!rY
other sort ol economy, bul kept hia men
as an integral part of the company, as
essential u his buildings, pods, and
stock.
When the Depression eased, and /'Wt
• enlerta'\Votld Wil'' • llll• man's cem-
p;rny nourished like the 1reen bay tree.
Although labor was 6Carce and' material
hard to get <luring the war, ht outran all
his competitors -largely because of the '
zeal and loyalty of his workers, who felt a
deep personal slake fn Che bualneail.
I AM CONVINCED lhia la the l)llin
reuon that Japan outstrippe4 the U.S. in
industrial productlvltY. follqlrtn( World
War II. The Japanese lorm of capllallam
gives workers almost a lifetime job
security once. they prove their com-
petence. A company will do ,•nythinc
rather than lay off lta perrna~nt work·
force ; and the employes, rat.hi(than tak-
ing advantage of this security .. reapond
posili"1y by giviog their ail. , .
A man who has worked for years at a
job should have at leut u much a
.. vested rlghtj• in It u a 1tockholder who ~
has no permanent interest, who can bUy
today and oell lomorrow. When worllm 1
""' sewed iolo lhe capllallst enterprlle, <
and nol lrealed like '!hands" lo be bind '.
and littd 11 will, unions will mean lea lo •
them than jobs.
' The Story Behind Irving :
Who Is Clifford Irving? Howard 1bJC11ea
says be doem't know the man, never aaw
him. His pu~llrher McGraw·Hlll and
Time, Inc., u ,well u Irving himself, say
he is the author of the Hughes
aulohlograpby which the rec I u 1 e
billionaire br.endi U a fake.
Irving, in any eveoL Is emerging the
moot new""'1by euthor slnco William
Mancheiter11 .. Death of a Prt.sldent"
llllmd lhe wrath and legal apparalua of
the Kennedy lamlly in 1967. The backlfOUnd ol the project Is u IP'ipping
11 any 1-1111 l!ory -and Irving
presenlll that part of It In a leniU1Y tn-
~ctlon lo the -.
A FOllMICR wrlttnc lnltructbr at
UCLA, new -In -In the Balearic islands, Irving ii the author of fl v e
novels, none porticularly dlatlngullhed
(H()n a D8rkliril Plain." ''The Loaen").
How dlcl Hup -II he did -pick
JrvfnC for IUcil a delicate and muatve
chore (a -Of 111010 lllan 1,000 _. with IMt _. of appeodlx, docUments,
elc.)1
Ooe expianallon ii that lrvlna met.. the
eccentric Industr1111st througb lrvlnc'•
Jag father, Jay, A fonhlr DIWspaper' CU"•
c.onisl, 10 old HIJl]>et friend, in!ns. the
story ..... WU the only wril<r H..,...
would lrulL
IRVINO QAJMI he -the Hqhes 1lory on ~ ,..,........ db bll,111~
over a period of nine lllllltlll In 1'71, In
mole! rwms, !""ked can, olher aecret.
place• """""8bout the " ....... IJanll. phere."
McGraw, wbich may havt Che -in stores by March 20, end IJfe maplfne,
which may publleh a -part excerpt
beginning March 10, llllftll It le auU.O.
lie. McGrow SIYI II ii llW., "" aevtral clocumeois Iha! coolatn H u I b e s '
I ' iegiUmale signalure (Ill cbeallod • "1
handwriting experts), locludinf-•
for the book: canceled. chick.I. a
handwritten letter giving detailed In-
structions on 'bow the .. loblolfaphy will
be handled, Hughes' handwritten• cor· I
rect1onl on manuscript pages. •
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WHY, THEN, would Hughel bmld It a
1.u1 Pombly his advtsers.· flildJns 111at
few ID j)ollllca, bul., lllml, tpe Ull,
pllllantlJropy• and ldonct .... .,. -
lloDed In II come ~I lhe4. limply .pen!cked. It could bf' 11b;1!_beleo!I,
might jeopardiae of aouars In
pending litigation against .HtJCl!el'• In-
leAlls, or lrrlllla -l\lle olllclals lo the point of perilfnc H ......... hold
and casino int.-there.
.lllllaa ....
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Dear George: •
Could you, iaO me w11o 1a ... 1ec1
Anny C.IWlons? '
FORMER p:!Ul&ANT'
Deer F. S.:
Look, why dcin' ' ~ !ult Io I
bygone1 be b)'aone~J~6ow, u.r
keep hlliJ ~ ., pan ill bourl a day.)
(Geor .. will 11.J IJJPlti4 ptlarl!y
lo prollleml lie le alJlt lo ....
deratand. Tbil ~ ""' llmll the field, ...... , It?)
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24 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
SALE STARTS .. WED. 'JAN 26TH 12:00 NOON
STORE HOUllS
MON.· FRI. 10-9:30
TUES.· WED.· THURS. 10·9
SAT. 10-6 SUN. 12·5
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JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR
CLEARANCE
Tops & 1klrt1. Group I jrs, Limited quantity -Orig. 4.50-8.00 .................. NOW
Group 2 Orig. 8.00 to 10.00 now S.81
BOYS OXFORDS
L11ther uppers Syntholl.< 1110 Ori9. 7.99 ...................... NOW
BOYS SPORT SHIRTS
Stripes ' 99¢ Si1 ... 1-11 Orog. 2.98-3.SO ......... NOW
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STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSEI> TILL 12:00 NOON
TO COMPLETE OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY .
•WOMENS DRESSES
Junior, miuv and h1lf sizes 788
1uorted fabrics. 1 orl9. 10.00 to 12.00 .............. NOW
WOMENS DRESSES Junior, ml~y a.,.i half 11101 n88 ouortodsfXloo .,. "Qri9. 13.,to 1S .. 00 .............. NOW
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~ GROUND GAINER TIRES
660 x 15 IV.W. Siztl ........................ 17.00 + F.l.T.
E70 x 14 ···············-··········--····-··-··.22.00 + F.l.T.
F70 x 14 ·-·························'··-······-·····23.00 + F.E.T.
670 x .14 o• 670 x 15 ................... -.. 27.00 + F.l.T.
H70 x 14 or H70 x 15 -.......... --..... 27.00 + F.l.T.
BOYS JEANS FLARE LEG MEN'S lmER
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SPECIAL BUY
LONG HANDLED GARDEN TOOLS
Shovels, rakes, hoes, cultivators 168
Get '•m while they l11t
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pENNCRAFT S"BRE .SAWS
Choice of variable speed 1688
or 21peed heavy duty. 10 only. Orig. 24.88 ..................... NOW
WOMENS PANT SUITS
Rog. or contlnontal ~'!'•· 500 Somo with wool. Sl10 :zo-36. Orig. 11 .Q0.15.00 ......... NOW
Blua/pattorn 99" Broken 1111110-14 " Orig. 2.88-4."98 ......... NOW
Buclane swuter knit 188 Acryllc /r1yon blond. Assorted colors. Orig. S.98 ...... NOW
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1000/o 1crylic NOW
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SPECIAL PURCHASE . CASUAL SLACKS Y!~v,'!!,;';!!,~NCE AM/FM. STEREO CASSETTE PORTABLE
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State Aide
Charged
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HONOLULU (UPI) -A
promlnenl Calll°.'.."I" llate o!·
flclal and two 'Lao Angelel
~n !aced a Honolulu
city elf)cl41J• charge loday
!bat lllt1 had of!ered him 1
$20,111111 bribe.
Warranta were beinc sent to
Cllilornla for the arrest or
Kerry Mulligon, ch1irman of
the cautornia State Water "'' T......_
l!elouttel Control Board and ARREST SOUGHT
1n ·appointee 'ol Gov, Ronald Ktrry Mulllgan
Reagon; Hl1'Vey Ludwig,----------
chlinnan of the Board of
Engineer Science C..,,. or Loa
Ailgelu, 1 conaultlng firm,
and Joeeph Feeney, an e1· ecutive of the fmn .
SborUy alter the charges
became · known Monday, ReaiaD ubd for ll!ulligan's
n.tcnallon. He said be baud
his requeat on llJulligan'a private activities "ir·
respective" 9f the truth of the
Honolulu charges.
The three were accused in a
complaint 1igned by Jack F.
Teehln, ldlng !'O"fdlnltor o!
Honolulq'1 urban renewal pro.
gram. Although the complaint
did not offer details except
!bat the tncident allegedly oc·
curred about Jan. 13, 'city ad·
ministration aource.a said the
incident involved a design con·
tract for a aewage treatment
plant. .
At 1 Moollay night n•w•
confer~, HonotuJu Mayor
Frank F. Ful~ ·Who apPQlnted
Teehan, .llJ!lm8te4 iD response to 1 questlon that, !be bribe
was offered a a campaign
conlrlbutlon.
Engineer Science Corp. IJ
one of three firms involved in
a water quality study of Oahu,
the bland on which Honolulu
is located. The design contract
for the sewage plant was a se-
cond step project following the
surver of .,.uutlon problma.
In Samilm .. to, Mulligan
issued a itatement from bis
office in which he said he was
"not familiar" with the allega·
tions.
.. Therefore, I have engaged
an attorney f.o ·represent me
and will not have further com·
ment until I have bad an op-
portunity to cohsult with him,
Mulligan's statement said.
Ludwin and Feeney were not
immediately available f o r comment.
The design contract which
sources said was the purpose
of the attem'pted bribe was not
subject to competitive bidding.
That method of selection is not
normally UBed Jn this type or
contract.
f.omposer
Gene Austin
Dead at 71
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -
Gene AU!tin, composer and
singer of "My Blue Heaven"
and other songs that have
been performed for more than
four decades, has died at 71.
·He had been suffering from
lung cancer for 10 months and
entered a hospital last week.
· ·Austin never learned to read
music and comJX>¥d, by ear at
a piano or electric organ.
Between 1921 and 1?30 the
public bought !6 t11ilnon:copi ..
of hil· ?ecifrd~: "MY Bl~ u .. vm "sold 'l2 mlllioli. If
·Austia'I Dlgi' i n·CJ u ~ e
"How· Come You ·Do Me LI~
You Do?" .•• ''When My
SUgar Walks Down t h e
Street," ,"Lonesome Road,"
"Ridin' AroUnd in the Rain"
and "Wedding B e 11 s Are
Breaking Up That Old Gmig
of Mine ." •
Although his popularity wa1>
ed after 1930, he remained ac·
tlVe'until recent years , writing
songs, recording and oc-
casionaJJy performihg i n
nightclubs.
Searchers Find
Missing Plane
· BAKERSFIELD (AP) -
Searchen in the Tehachapi
mouritalna discovered th e
bodies of two men in the
wreckage of their light plane
Monday.
The Civil Air Patrol ide1>
tified the victims as the pilot,
Hans Zehnder, 38, Lo s
Angel .. , and a paasengu, Jim
O'cartoll, 42, Long Beach.
Offieers Shot
Janitor 'Fights System'
SAN Fl\A1i1CISCO (UPI) -An unemployed Janilor said
be ltopped, hil car and shot two policemen with a riDe
Monday ~cauae of a sudden impuJ'se to strike against'
"the iystem."
Asked by' ~wsmm why he bad done It, Junious L.
Poole, 21, replied:
"Aw, man. It was a fool's play. Just a fool's play."
Poole was arrested several hlocks from where he
stopped his car and "without saying a ·word " wounded two officers, one critically. '
"'They hadn't done anything. lt was the whole system "
Poole told newsmen from his jail cell. '
"I don't know why I decided to let them have it. It
just jumped out." .
Police uld Poole had received a number of traffic
tickw n!Celltiy, the last one hour before the shooting.
They speculated he was after the oUJcer who issued him
the citation and when be couldn't find him, attacked the
first policemen he saw. .
Patrolman Code W. Beverly, ·32, underwent emergency
surgery and severaJ transfusions after being shot in the
abdomen. Officer James C. Bailey Jr., 30, was in fair
condltlon from a bullet wound In the thigh.
Balley said from hi! hospital bed that he and Beverly
had beglJI! walkful their beat in 'Uie •MINlon District wb.n
a white -car pulled up. , i. ·
"A Negro got out with ••rlfle1n h!l\Jlands and, without
saying a word, atartf:I shooting at:.ua/'' Bailey said.
"Code got hit right away and Wl'll down. He did not
have a chance lo return the Ore.· I got hit, but I was able
to oqu<eze off eight abota. I don 'f thinlc I hit him, though."
The shooting was the latest in a aeries of unprovoked
aUlcka on policemen in .the San .Francfaco Bay"aiea in
the put two years, Six officers have been killed.
Police 11ld the gunman drove awoy at high speed after
commandeering a car occupied by a woman motorist. He
stnlct two parked cars seven blocb away and fled into an
1parlment complei,
lie ourrendered after police quickly IWTOWlded the
area. 1'hl woman , motorist-was unbanned.
Poole 1-Aid he didn't ..... ; ""11hlni" to ·the ptlr
of Giiien, I Jml, lllrted sboolini." · '-, . .. . ----. . . .. '', t !~. +
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Phone Customer Fired Professor ·on ·-campus · . .
Refunds Sought .. llTANP'ORD 1(UPJ) · -A
Woody -wil the only jn-
Jiiry Monday u 1upporten of
1 !Ired ~ pro!eaor brolte
Into lllt old Student Un!On
twice II\ Stinton! UnlVtn\IY
Ind urged atuden!J 1! 1 rally 'bAll hour, -t1llac wba!
to "tum univenltles· Into foCNj wu ••Jilal>lt one! otherl
places ·to -tr1ln· people, to. ~·bnld lnlund. .
destroy the empire , •. " ' Cl'OWd -varied durlq
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Atlorne)'I for the State Public
Utilities Commlulon recom-
mended Moadly that the
board order 1 multi·mllllon
dol!Jr refund fer cullOmen ol
the Paclllc Telephone Com-
pany,
which aid 1 key part of the
PUC's ruling granting a flU
million rate lncre'ue to
Pacific Telephone was illqal,
The court laid the com-
mlJllon erred In permitting
Pacific Telephone to retain an
estlma1'cf '57 million in tax
savlnp lnltead of pasaq all
or part of the amount on to
CW1tomers in the form of
reduced rates.
and~r-Faculty Club:
-of con-fronla , "l!lil . aldrmlsbes
Witb there were no at·
·rests ~n · ~mp1.1s where H.
Bruce FnitkUit was fired for
inciting dx!enta lo violence.
Deputies' 4tayed on campua lhrou8h tbe nigh!.
B o t h times the avowed !be 4em0nilntlonl by tbe
Maoist'• followers broke into Slallford llehlbllJtllllon. Move-
the old student Union they. "!""!, Ill orpnllll!On whlcb
....,. qulckly driven off ~Y alx . blcludel -1 n 4
campua policemen and 40 San-which p r o I e 1 t s Fl'anklln'i
ta Clora :county lherlff'a, dlJmlull.ond what H aayi la
deputies. unlvtrslty Involvement In the
After the first dispersal the Vlelnlm War.
The request, made by a~
torneys Richard ~-Gravelle and Leonard L. Snaider, was
hued on a cautornla Supreme
Court decision in November
:Who Cares7
No other newlpaper tn the world cares about your tfom. munlty like your commllnlty
daily . newspaper does. I·t'• the DAILY PILOT.
Fl'anlllJri, 37, made lils flral
eampu1 ~ranee s·i n c e
belnc llUIJlfnded 1 yeor ago·
There were 800 al the noon group poured into the· nwby ralli' 'Iirg¢' ~ the new
Faculty Club, startling pr&· year' 'started, u · Frankliil
lessors at their evening meal challenged 'Sl'aofonl :prealdf!'I
and ,causing their hasty exit. · Richard LY.11)>111. to ''ti>me out
The .group reJ!l!lined about 1 In the IUbllflil' Ind debote."
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We~llesday, Jaa·uary 26th.
After•i .nventOry ·clearance.
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tlnd.bergalM throughout, Ifie .~re1 for your•;fiOt;:l~~·nd':t •• Don't ml•• Ill ·
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of: ~ighteners to beat the . wash"'da.y blues. ·
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washer. ·
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Matching
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5133Reg. 1~9.95
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Including permanent press.: Three water level
aettlngs, -k H!Ung, llquld bleach dlspenotr,
All over porcelain enamel finish. Choose
white, C09P0rtane;.avocado or haN8tl gold, , ,
color cdate no more at JCPenney.
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18'1nCh a;creen measured d11gonally, keyed
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dff when drying It completed. Porctliln ena~'"' .. ,
tinlzh iijj> IJ!d. drum. White'. coppertone, iv~c1o'
6'r hlrwat gotd.,. color costs no more at JCJiinn.y.
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CUl'l9nt, .-.•notptelol Wiring.
ldeot lor """"'"enta, moblla ho-. '--"to~Ul\1-·
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NEWP.OIU' BEACH, Fashion Island. HUNTINGTON BEACH, Hunti119ton Center. Usa Pattnays tima payment -plan.
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AUltades Cha•glag.
--~It.bikes America's fast.est-selling cigarette to· deliver_ it. . . ..
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HUNT!NeTOll •CJI lroek~urtt &. Gerfiel~ o.ay 9.9 ff2.na1 ·. . Set. t-6
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10 DAILY PILOT TuH<11y, January 25, 1972
McGovern Fights
For Recognition
By CARL P. LEUBSOORF
AP ...iltk 11 Wrttff
MANCHESTER, N.H. -In
a fashionable living room here
in New Hampshire's largest
city, Sen. George S. McGovern
was speaking to some 100
liberal Democrats.
"I know It Isn't going to be
easy to score a McGovern
landslide in New Hampshire,"
be said. "On the other hand , it
wasn't easy for· a liberal
Democrat lik'e G e o r g e
McGovern to win election to
the Congress in Republican
South Dakota lS years ago.
ur won by hard work," the
South Dakota senator-added.
"I won by telling the ,truth,
GIORGI ' ~V.la-N,... ' .
and I won bJ ~ pos.itions
that I stuck with, even w~ it
was unpo~, and I won the respect of the peopre !n'my
1tate." ·
It was the 49 -y ear-old
McGovern at his best, talking
earnestly but low-keyed to a
small audience committed to
his liberal point of view. His
words drew repeated ap-
plause.
Leas ·than 10 hours later,
McGovern was shaking 'luinds
outside the General Electric
Co. plant in industrial
Somersworth. As the workers
hurried through a steady
snowfall to report for the 7
a.m. shift, the senator barely
had time to give his name, let
alone state his quest for the
Democratic presidential
nomination. Recognition was
scant.
"You're out early," one
woman said u she scurried
past. Then, turning to a
cluster of reporters, abe ask~
eel, "Who Ls it?"
Winnly received by tho,.
who know and share bis Ione
opposition to the Vietnam war,
George McGovern remains
relatively unknown to many
voters, despite b I s un-
precedented declaration of
candidacy a full year before
the 1972 primary campaign.
Few politicians give him a
chance to win, but McGovern
insists that his chances are
'1pretty_good."
He contends that SenJ. Ed·
· mund S. Muskie of Maine and
·Hubert H. Humphrey of Min-
nesota will neutralize each
other, and that he can defeat
the survivor in the California
and New York primaries in
June.
As McGovern sees it, the ·
question is can he sustain his
own candidacy until then.
In New Hampshire's March
1 ~AMPAIGN '72 1
1 primacy, llfcGovern hop<sto
ov,rcome the b,eaVUy favored
Muskie by· personal contact,
'which often mea,ns driving an
hour to sbake 40 bands.
Jn Florida a week later, he
hopes to finish in the middle of
the pack, and ahead of New
York Mayor John V. I,indsay.
"I would be very surprloed
If I didn't do as well•al John
L•y In Fiorida,''
McGovern told 'a reporter,
recogntzlng the mayor· as a
threat to bis ·support in the
party's refonn wing.
But the crucial leol !or
McGovern will come on ADriI
4 in Wisconaln, the first
primary in hls native Mldwtlt.
The senator concedes-It.
Assessing his campaign as
his car sped across frozen
New Hampshire one night,
McGovern said, 111 think we
either have to win· Wisconsin
or come pretty close to it to
sustain our campaign."
Strong showings in these
three primaries should, in
McGovern's view, solve his
most persistent problem: the
lack of YJ!~ r~gnition which
he sees as the main reason for
his low ranking in publlc-<>pl·
nion polls.
Family, Influence
Oregonian Hatfield.
To Seek Re-election
WASHINGTON (UPI ) -
Sen. Mark 0 . Hatfield, (R·
Ore.), announced today he will
seek re-election d e s p i t e
misgivings about the cost to
bis family life.
HaUield, confessing he bad
been templed to "free myself
from the continuous and
demanding pressures o f
polJUcal life," said his wife
and four children wanted him
Rockefeller
Seeks Post
In W. Va.
BLUEFIELD, W. Va. (AP)
-Secretary of State John D.
Rockefeller IV announced
Monday he is a candidate for
the 1972 Democratic nomina-
tion for governor of West
Virginia.
Rockefeller, 34-year-old oil
empire heir and nephew of
New York Gov. Ne l s on
Rockefeller and f o r m t r
Arkansas Gov. Winthrop
Roclctfeller, made his an-
nouncement at a news con.
ference here.
He said, "What has hap.
pened in this country -not
just in West Virginia -is an
erosion of trust in govern-
ment, in elected officials.
There's a sense that no one
cares; that no one is to be
believed."
jewels by jostph
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to make the race.
Hatfield is a l on gtime
Republican critic of U.S.
policies in Vietnam and a co-
sponsor . of the controversial
bill that would have cut off
funds for the war.
In h i s announcement,
however, be stressed his work
In meeting the needs of Ore-
gonians and the need for his
state to have representatives
in the Senate with seniority.
0 When I first came to the
Senate in 1967 I was No. 100 in
...fe.niorlty, the route to power,
but during the past years, with
the chan1e in my seniority
position and committee
assignments, I have seen the
avenues of influence f o r
Oregon in the Senate begin to
open wider."
Hatfield, who has broken
with the Nixon AdmlnistraUon
on dozens of issues 1.ncludlng
the war, said he had "en-
deavored to follow 1he dictates
of conscience, rather than
responding blindly to the tides
of popular opinion, or bending
weakly to the pressures of
opeclal Interests.
u1 should atate honestly,
howover, that public service
carrles with it costs to one's
family life, tp be candid, dur-
ing the past year, I have
weighed these costs more
carefully than ever before ...
but I have also thought about
the future that awaits our
children and the kind of world
In which they are growing
up."
The
Water
laftener
tlla•thlnka
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all Yoar Neareat Sears Slo
for a FREE water analysis
S.n W1&er Softntn 11 all
Sun•tvn.
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Wednesday, ~anuary 26th
After-inventory clearance.
We're spending the morning preparing for our gigantic after-inventory storewide
clearance. There will be hundreds of unadvertised bargains throughout the
' store for your home and family. Don't miss it!
Special tire,
special ·prices.
The Ground Gainer
4 ply nylon cord tire.
27 MONTHS nuARANTEE
WITH 7 MONTHS 100% ALLOWANCE 1588 1"0,.111011 f'r0Ucll1n Gu•Hnll•. v&ur Fo1.,nost tire p<ol•cllon tu•t..il•• co"'" •U Foremoit pe1un~r ti"• 1e11c•P1 our "Pkl•• .,.,.nc1UO<'I u .. 1will'I .. iwr111 tllWlenlHI) at.JM! All ra.Q "u"CI nr CM!acl f1ll11,.1 ... Vo11 .,, protac1.a IOI' tlM .nllN 1tatte1 mont111 of
91Wrlnt,.. If rout tlN fllll CIUrlnt 't/M tulr.tnlM P«IOCll ,.t1,11n I 10 111 _,d,... will 11 ouroptlon ••Poll• your I "·or mall•., allowance b1-on tllt ci•lglnll pu1cn.a. prl~. tlCCIUdln1 IPOllCeblt Federal E11dM T•'!r_tciw•<CI tilt purcn-of• new Ure. We wlU .i1ow 10~ o l IM O<Ogln•I p;irchaM o•lc•, •K<lmtlnt 1p0Ucabl• F-fll Elle!• Ta1<, during the l~ allow•r>e• perloa. Tnert1h1r, ... wlll 111ow ~01ii. or 25"' ol Ille 1>rl9ln•I P•lfdlHt IH'lct, 1xc1uo1n1 I Ppll<-11>1• Fede"I E1<dt1 Tax,tow1rc1 lhl purcne .. ol 1 new lire. (Sit U11rt IMIOW). ldertl E1<d .. T1x 10/uil1Mnt 1Uow.nc1 will 1>1 rn10t on th• bull of tne percent ol int Drl~n.i t••ld ,_1n1nt.
pluo 1.95 fed. tax and old tire. 071·13
Blackwall tubeleu
P'OlllEMOST flltOTl:CTION GUAltANTl:t: CH"AlllT
H&lllE'• HOW YOUll t UAT NT&& wo1t KS:
Entire guarantee period ••• 27 months
100%allowanceper1od •· 1·7months
50% allowance period •• 8-15 months
25%allowanceperlod. 16-27months
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Size Fed.tax Price ..
E78·14 ••••• ~, •• 2.21 .......... 20.~!!,
F78-14 •••.••••• 2.38 .......... 20.88
! '' G78-14 ••••••••• 2.55 .......... 23.88
H78-14 •••.••••• 2.74 •••••••••• 23.88
560-15 ••••••••• 1.74 .......... j 7.88
G78-15
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H78-15 ••••••••. 2.80 .......... 23.~
Whitewalls $3 more per tire.
Plus Fed. tax and old tire.
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High volt 12 Volt battery.
Truck tire closeout
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you~old
battery
Slz11 for moat
Amlflcan care.
SUPER HIGH VOLT
48 MO. GUARANTEE
5'1ould •n)' For1most SUPlt High
Volt b1ttery f1il (not merety di1·
cn1r91J wUhln ls months tr om
th• d.11!1 of purch1111, return It to
Penneys 1nd II wlll De r1pl1cect .1t
no •1ttr1 charfl. After 11 months
but Prior to the expiration d1t1 of
the eu•r1nte1, J. C. Psnnt1y co,
, will r1pl1c1 tne l>ilttlf)' cn1r11ln1
only for the period of ownership,
bnecl on th• current price et th1
t1m1 of r11urn, pro u1t1d onr the
slat I'd tu•rentee months.
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700-15 ........ 2.87
750-16 •••••••• 3.72
Plus Fed. tax and old tire
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JCPenney
Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following· Auto Cen rs:
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Open 12 noon sharp on Wednesday, January 28th.
After•inventoty clearance •.
We're spending the morning preparing for our gigantic after-inventory
storewlde clearance. There will be hundreds of unadvertised bargains
f throughout the store for your.home and family.
Quality furniture -c _learance priced.
$2994-pc.Mt
Elepnt Speilllll llyllng adds old world charm to lhl1 4-piece bedroom
.. 1. The full or quffn sized headboard, double dr .... r, mirror, and
&-drawer ch•! all feature lustrous pecan finish on pecan engraved
selected YenHrs and hardwood.
• Night stand, $59
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In your olloloi ol ~
Mncllame llYll1L Both
mt llanle In llllllY decors.
LI lllld QuaJlllll
4-plece llollt•INd..,. bid
11111nlllfe lnoludel 1111Ple ftnlah hardwood hliiidboenl, 4 leg
frame, twin aim IMllJ 111 n
boX aprtng. 1 Ri1' ooll lllllll t H .
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HHter vlbntlor nola1r.
Man•alzed plfflUre
In the heeler .,d
vibrator; reclining
poelttons made for
a king. Black vinyl.
JCPenney ·'.
The values are here every day.
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• whole loll Top qlMllly
matb 21121 and box IPl'lnlll •••
mattreM la 252 ooll 11111t (lull" D)
with a 83 coll boX iprlng.
·• Wllllt l'iWl:alll ~ ...... . DoNWlecl, dultpioolwd ... .. wllho-.w.-. Extra large, lnb lollt .... _
on llltlque wllll9 llnllh;
plllllolllpl.
4/8 spindle bed, Orig. $44, Now SM
Bachelor chelt, Ot1g. $50, Now SM
· · Mirror, Orig· $35, Now SU
Addltlonal Items not shown:
3/3 poller bed, Orig. $74, Now SM
Comer desk, Orig. $37, _ Now $24
Shop Sond1y noo• to 5 p.m. 11 !ht followlng 1fort11 NEWPORT BEACH, F11hlon l1l1nd I HUNTINGTON BEACH, Huntington Cooter u,, Ptnneys Tim e Peymtnt Plen.
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NAlllll: PATllMINT P:ICTITIOUI eUSlfilSS NAt!\9 ITATIMINT TM ftll0wl1'19 ,.,._, ,,, dolnt N.t.Ma ITAT•M•NT ,..,.. 1.ilOWlnt pltlOl'I 11 dOint iiu•1ntn ..__, TIM ~Uowl111 Hl'JOll 11 tlollll bl.lllMll t 1;
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I 6 It LEASJNO COM,AN': 1'71 NATIONA\ SEWING Cl"NT£A OF (Oltt Hwr • ...._, tttefl, C.111. ,; ' f 1••11 ori...,, cos•• M•.., C•1·'°'"1' cosrA ME A. 11st su11e 1•, H•rbof' 1t1c:Mr11 L. •~. ut w. '°''' Hwv. By KIM WD..l.£NSON South Vietnam ind ,Armv e1cept on ofllcill buaioess. soldlera ·are allowed to sign dition and po<ion o war ,,.,,, . et'ICI .. cott• ~ ... '•"'· '2Q6 ""_.. 11.ui. c.111. ' lt ~· 1 th t the women onto the bases as a equipment .. c!:~· c~:;;:!;i, 1:!2:w.n or1.,.e, cos~°:t.~11,w=~ 21e0 htefttll. iJr~rd!.•'nut l• Mint cOll41Jd.o ti~ •11 QUI NHON, Vietnam l UPJ) apotesmen u1d such a thing is t~a~ie ~! an!~ 1:.f "local national guest" on an .. As n~arly as I ca n
"'111 G. •1nc1e11 • .,,, Brock Ave,. T1111 "".ir:w 11 · bet111 ~ttc1 br '" •udi,rd L. 111rw -The U.S. "'1nY baa opened 1pparently. all'rlibfby current , m.,~-•-a ,rleel wall al ••· oflic' lal arm• l'OIJler. --"''ls determine, the Installation Piirtmounl, C•Uklrfll• 90723 lndlvlClu•I. Tl'lll 111~ flltd with 1"'e C011nty j ll:\.~ "-"' I 1~ •'"
Thl• ""•!-11 "'111 tO!IMted " • Molll90nlttr w.1"1 ci..-ic "o,.,... ce1.1ntv '"} oec. 30. 111f. t.s &ates to Vietnamae pro. "ttplaUone. ~ cam Ranh Bay base, 140 miles can then go wilh the Gls to commander o f e-a ch in-''''""':~rd H w 1 ' ""11 •1•1t1M111 ..... •"" !'tll c.,.ty 'T. ~11 J, MflllllOiW c.iiv counh' aUtutu at several buts in ""'--·-=..a there are COi)-"".utb.ol Qui Nhon,, lor t"~ an· movies, clu'-"' or to their stallatlon i5 the person who Paul G A· 1111t/r Y Cltfk ot Pr•~ C-W .,i D«. 311, J"1. C tk. • -'"°"""" NUU ...., . 111;. 11111 I I Tl'll s1 1 · '111<1 it11 "', ,., ,., 11vw11 :.i. ~ u.u.,. cov11'Y '1SMJ siderabje .. ~...it• r'·•· aod 8 nounced purpose of keeping rooms in1the barracks. estabUshed the policy on oca
' j ""*'' ' w ' -ctini. : F .; ... '"""""*" ~ CM11 •011w p11o1, "'-'WI i JaN out prostilutes aod drug bah nat1'onal guests for that w· • c1m ot Ol'•nee co1m1V on o.c. , lllM J'""''"' 4 11, '" 2S. 1m 3"J3.11 8._.. .. ·--•biJJt• ,, ··-ti'~s • . "Hi. Gl! I your num one ao. tn1.11v s-n., J. M1ddolt. OtPlllY PubllttoH or•n.• co.11 o.11., ""11o1.1------------1 Court Rule .. _.. ,..._. ~ Ul ...... ," sellers. girlt" the girls call to the . stalla t ion,'' an Army
COllnlY Clttk. ''""•-'-'.~-•.~-"-'.'·.'.'·."-'-'-"---""'~'-" ' LEG" NOTICE SID""""--• Id "I~-I 1 tu1 .._...... The girls. clad In the same troops as they leave the base s ....,..esman sa . 11.nuw o no
,.. •. Pllblld!td Or•ntt COIH Dl llY l"llof, "--''-==-===--I' •• But M•-aald the I kind [mod I th the ••• The • k f 'l 11' v· tn wide dlr-t1've .. r.· .r11111111Y " 11. 11. "· 1rn 3421-n LEGA.t liOTICE ,-PICTIT•ou• euslNIH -~. Y suppor • o co es y uocu ris o secur1 Y v o a· 1e am· -. · • • •
' UMll ,.,,,,.,...,., •• Hi C _'I,. ' } .the sincuce anyway to keep·. to wear 1when they worked in lions arises from the fact that ''It is strictly up to the local
LEGAL NOO'ICE 11.• #M ~.~ toiiowi,..,_ fM'* '' cit!"' ~1111,.. ls .::7CllOO-peace w J t b 1 n lncrtasinglv the no. w mosUy board. ed up the girls need produce .no commanders. When the Pi;:J:'0:/,,::•1"::' 11 1"11:0 LANo DATA ..,ssoc1ATEs, diagrunUed ranks of th~ bars m downtown Qut Nhon, more than a Vietnamese visitors are allowep on the
,1cT1t 1ous 1u11f111ss Tll• .touow1ne I!~-1~~nt bu1l111111 t~ 11"'111di:-'::J ~1 =~ll:Of>OL~, ~ B 'd Ml } ~-leans still left in Viet· clu~ter nightly at the gates of government Identity cards -base ls up to the same guy.
Tiie 4ol:!:: •T:!:.1"!,. dol ...... MA~INA IHQIJSTAtES, r· \so. :,u:::r~:.:f:.·PEZI. ~on· on ~a es , YUi~ Quincy Coi:npp und , head-something Viet Cong agents "Of COW'Se, we know that
• 1:11us1,..,, ''' 1 H1t111G.11. ''"'' An,,.c.111 • c 1 1 1..u G 1 ;-Spokesmen a• Army head-quarters, of tHe QuJ Nhon can get -in order to be ad-these girls are not coming on \ fAXMA.N LTD,. 11"1"' ONI Clrctr+ ll.M'ln>W. ~orttr 3"2 Ar~ L1'1e, llrran ~I, Ol'l!lfLtlor ' ~y l V ted b ba d
HUntl"9ton sncti, c1t1t. ccm, MH•. ,.111. ~ -· 1 · $~li'bu~i::'i'. =~=i.ct bv , ii NEW YORK (Ai>) _ Sales quarters in Long Blnb outside Army support Command, and mit to a ase. the ses to go square an·
C•rlMft F. Gu11o. 1tM3 011• st., Thi• 1111111""' 11 w 11111 cOl'lduc1"" bv '" Llmltl!'d Pt1hP. 2, tndlvldli•I ' Saigon sai'd'!hey are unable to at gates of other bases near.by. Although they are barred cing,'' the spokesman said. FOllnl•ln V•lltv, C1Hr. ll'Cl!Vldull. AM Curr•n of school construction bonds A 60 '· [ 11 • ,... ,...... The GI b bee I b'dd 11tober1 o. O\INl'I, 1"'2 R•nttr, H11,.. J•IYllS w. l"orte• Tiiis 1111efl\fft, tutd wllll tllf: COuMY say whether the practice is s many as 50 or gll'.13 rom operauons cen.,.'11 ufCY s a ve n or 1 en ·
tlnttOll le•ch, c.111. Tiils •l•llll'lent 1utd w1111 1111 countv c1trk of Or•nM cauntv on: Jinu•r.,. 17, across the nation are being bei'ng followed all over Vi'et· stand r,cross the .1treet fro. m can move around f r! e e I y for more than a year to go in·
Jtma It, $1tlar, 1131 A OHi Clrclt. Clerlt of Or•na1 COllnlV on; J•n. :n. lfn, ltn By W1!tw T Kint DtPllty County h"~ ,bY r-nt court ruling< ' the "·' enough on bases to be a ble Jo I loc I to t [ H11n11ne1o11 11e1cti, c.111. _av ee-11 J. M•c1G011 0~1y cou111.,. Cl•;k • 111 • ., .... ,. , nam. ga ~ .on a ty p1._. evening o . a wns excep on o •
Thb butlntM 11 tieine conducted " • cit..-. · l'·IJ»I that ""bl' hool " • , _But Ibey di'd ci'le a far moreli~a;;od;;;;so;;.;;h;;et;;l;;G;;I;;s;;w;;bo;;;;ipas;;;;i;;'·;;T;;he;;;;;;;;o;;bse;;;;rv;;e;;;;de;;f;;enses;;;;;;;;';;od;;;;lh;;e;;;;co;;n-;;;;;;l;;le;;ia;;l;;bu;;;;s;;ine;;;;ss;;.;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;; .. Gentr•I PltllllrsJllp. ' ' ..,.. ... Ullfll .. SYLVIA :~llhtd , °''"" C4tJt -D•llY Piiot. ..... IC IC . 11nancmg • J
cirm•n F. Gull• ·~., ..-w , . J111111rv 1t.·"' •M Fe11rv1rv 1, r, 1tn. , thfough prOpertY. taxes is un-restrictive regulation permit·
•o1wt 0· OUt.ii • R.. C-. ""· ~. ' r , ,,..n ting '1local natioaal gues ts" to This ~,e;;..!i ~:=-Will! "" Cau11~ ;:.~="·""' . -constituiona1; I n· v e s t m e n t
Cltf'k 0, or,,. Covt1tv on: DK«nlltf 311, l'lS4tt LEGAL NOTICE ~kers report. enter Long Binh itself. That 1m. e1< 11_.1., J. Mtcklolc, °""""' l"ublldled Or•""-cont 0111.,. P11o11_____________ was issued tl'i·o weeks·ago.
COi.inf'/' Cft•k. J•nwrv 15 •nd P9iii-u•rv t. r. 1t., 1112 ~ "•fCTt.'Trous mu·MNiss And as a result of ·the ·cburt· 'So far, the allowing of. pro-PltMf ' 1 • •,,. ~12 ~ • P11blld\ed Or•n" c0t~t O•ilY P11o1, __ · I · , fill.I.Mii nATIMINT deciSJ·o·• -sch o o I st1·1utes on bases has, been J tllll•rY.4, 11, 11, 15. 19n 3432.n · Tiii '1ellowln• l*'iOn 11 doln• businlU '"'• ..., .. ,.,J ·
u;GAL NOTICE '" ,district.. f are having to pay limited to bases along ·.Squth
L A v I!: R H E LANYON-OESIGNEA V1'etnam's central .. ~ ------APP..t.AEL-llOUTIQUE. -E. )2nd sllghUy more int.erect to.make . • .... 'WC'
. 11.• 11'11 . _ • s1 .. NewPOrt ... ~. C•llforJll• • their bon'-mo' ,.· altractl·-. _10• gates of military posts m·Binh ,.,CTIT~US IUllNISs. • L•v«nt L1nvon, 711 OcMn NO. mo µ.:I •.o;; Dinh rov•-·~ 11 fllOTICI. TO CllllDITOll:I .NAAW lTATl!'MINT . \ •. HunllnrPOa t..Cll .. -C•UIOrn18. ·m"v~-rs· • •"'y ~.... . . • ··-. .P . ......... -m es SUl"l.•IOll cou•T 01' TNll Tilt loll IM e son I d. • .. I • ~w ... ~ northeast ol Sa;•on STATll 01' CALIPO•NIA•l'O• ow p r I 1111 ..... n II This buslneu 11 blln1 (llll(luclld by •n -0 • \fere
TK. C ... TY •• .AN.. 11: 1nc11v1c1u11. Bood d I , the •"'"" opened to such l'mUMPfr" N 0 SES.I.ME INVESTMENT CO~PANY, LAVERNE LANYON ea ers say ....... 'l!is 6'"-""
Estilo J s;.•·L~·1~:,» 11_.K~• EAST· .. » w..,.ne Ao.d, Coront 1deJ M1r, Tiils st•ltmtM filed w1111 tl'le coum... have brought. bond sales in · several weeks ago. "' ~•tlfomi• ~ , ' ~ ci1rk Of Or1"9i CounlV on J•nu1rv 17, N J Qu' Nbo • 'lh MAH, •k• SPALDI NG II. EASTMAN. d.. • JMll A .. Sh1w',' 4'20 WIVfll "Old' 1m. by ,ey .. IY J, Mldclox, Ot,!uf)' (Olin-~ TeXas to a halt. . 0 ooe a 1 n JS et er
Cffied. cor-llet,Mtr. C'11lor1ri1 '2'25 IY Clttlr. ~ . . "Tbo •~-1 'dlslri" • C • able Ofo Wiiling to provide 8 NOTICE IS HEAE•Y GIVEN to flit Thll bllllntS) Is belftt CondUCfld by • . F lU. se SCuuu C\S m •
u1c111or• ot 1111 .oow ,111m1e1 c11cedln1 p1r1n1r1t1lp. Publ ished ortnH c0tsl o.itv Piiot. the state that were planning to specific date but the new prac~
LEGAL NCYrlCE
HAMS·
" • • So Good It Will
Haunt You ITil It's Gone"
Our ll•IN 1r1 !hi fltllll COrn·ftcl low1 porktt1 -Our 1low Clry
curll!ll ITlll!Mld, rMI WllCOnlln l!ldl:ory 1ncf 1ppl1wooct smol{lno 1rld
30..tlow 0V111 bikini l!onlY •n •Pk• gl•1• •r• unique In •ll 1111
worlcl, $o dllli::lou1 incl 10P11ltll'IO Wt: !Ult -uldn't know hOw to Jmpr~ 11111 prClduct w.•v1 btlll mtklf19 tor 34 y1t1rs. Splr•l 1tkld
too, from lllp to boltl!IT> 10 ll'llt Mell dt11C11blt uniform sl\ce c•n
1111 ramov.i llforHn11y, Ccmpltt .. y bilktd Ind tMCl'I' to ,.,..,, Or· dtr yeur HOllly Btktd H•m todly, •n tc1v.n111r1 111 "lltm-IOYIT>tnl
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11111 •II JittSOM n.v1111 cl•lm• '"tn11 flit John A. S111w Ji"LM"''"'· 25, •ncf FetirU1rv 1, ., 1171• --11· L.--.1-...... p·-•-•y," sa•,s tice came more than a year llTAIL STOIU t•ld dKtdlrrt ''' ",....111r.H to fll1 th«n, Tiii• 1t•t8'1en1 11~ wltn ttll •Countv . J L' • i:a.n ;x:u uuuua ...... wuu.. 1. s. l700 I. Ceelt Hl-"-,. ____ ~ M 673 9000 w1t11 1111 nKetUry ~ 1n t11t oftlct Cieri: or <*•11t11 't:011nt¥' •r :r .... 21'. 1m. ••. 'Tom Masterson, vice presi~ after all towns in the area Y: .,.. ... .,, --., - • ~ ";.~·:,i ~~. ~~~.i;:::._~ ~~evt~ly • J. M~' 0.!PDIV\ '.fou rth--.. LEG'AL NO'l1CE dent of the· ·Houston in-, -~w:•:re:.!'.pu:l:.::of~l~l~im:::::its:_:l~o~so:::ld~i~er~s~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""~"""""""""""""""""""""~t~U"""Z~S~. ~-"""~·~·~"'"""· """'""""""~·""""""""""""'~"~·~Z4'"""t""""""~ \'Olldllrs. lo 1111 undlr111n111 •I the otncn 111•ov AfllD ICHE•, INC. vestment banking firm ofl'
9f UHtON BANK, lilt w r I 11'1 Ir. """""" ., ltw l'ICJITIOUS IU11fllllS 8oulrl•rd, Lot Al'll'llls. C•llfor~I• fDCllt ut Nft'Hf'I Cllrl• Dt1Y1, Stilt• "' NI.Id h'ATl!MINT , Underwood, Neqhaus & Co.
wllldl Is tM 1>11e1 ot bu.Jn111 or 1111 flllWMl't lffcll. C••~ ~· TIM 1011ow1he· Ptrloii Jvdollli bustrieu '• "st month a federal coUrt urw:llr11ontc1 111 111 1T>•tttr1 Ptfl•Jnl119 lo T•.........,.1 fn41 ~ ••: • , , , , -' "1" ,
tt1t es1.1e or .. 1c1 dlcedeflt, w1t11111 follr 111stn A. 11. SIEKO·'syn-£Ms,..1 M-cl!ff .! held that · Texas's system .of
months •fler tilt ftr1t P11bllc1tlon ct thl1 P11bl!ll'led or1nH Co1s1 01111 Pllol, Drive, L1oun1 Be1C11, Calllorn!•. school fmancing _ based in nolice. J1111.111rv 25 Ind F~ruary I, L IS, 1112 Rlcll1rd Arm our !eber, 116 Clltf O•lld Dlcen'lbllr 21. 1f11 201·7'2 otlve, Lew~• leach, C•llfor11l1, part On Joca) ·property taxes -
UNION llAHK TM• bllSIMU Is bel1111 ccnduclod bY •n W88 unconstitutional since it Bv: JOHN •. MclLROY lndlvldtJ11.
Tru11 ottlcu LEGAL NOTICE Rlch1rd ..,, Btber tied the quality of a child's
Ex1c:utor cl 'ttl Wiii Tl\11 1t111,,.1n1 flltd wllh 1111 county education to the wealth of the HA•wO:o,'~o:':r: A~MSOl>lllef;Hlnl IAll 11'7 Clll'k ot °''"" COunty on J•nu•rv 11, ..i1~1r1ct • hich h lived A "' ,,......,. CMtW D,... SUP••IO• COU•T o• TH• 1'1Z. b1 a.v.,IY J, MllddoX. DIP11ty COllll-lWI lD w e •
__ ..... Ottke lel!.1"' . ~TAT• OP CALIJIOllNIA 1'0'! " Clerk. . simil,ar ~ was l.$:sued last ·::;;r-...,.,.,°"'t1MJ·-------__:m~~......_._ -~ Pu1111alilif ·or1fiet~n·crnv-;;110i. ·-·~trgUBt Dy' fhe · Catifbtti1i"
A"'91'My• ........ ,., fllOTIC• 01' HIA•IN9 ON PITITIOfll J11t111ry lt, 25, •nd FebMl"f' J, •• lf1l. Supreme Court.
P bl' .... 0 C • 0 II .I FOil P•OIAT• Oi' WILL AfllO l'O• 12f.7'2 • ( lb' u r•rtH °' · ' .,. 1°'· &.1TT1•s Tl!STAMlflltA•Y Cases stemnung rom e J•nu•rv 4 11• 11• 25• 1'73: .... _34:w.71 LEGAL NOTICE ba bee Es1111 of PAUL A. BEANT, oece11ed. California decision ve n
NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN fh1t . -'••-~
poAOTHY FAYE KUHLMAN 11•1 flltd f'ICTITIOUI IUSINl11 s~ m more thap 00 ~~· httfln • Nllllon tor Prob1t1 of Wiii •nd NAME STATIMl.fllT aCC0";,1;,.,. to bond industey
NOTICI TO C'WIOITO•I !or l!ltl.Hlnce gf Letters Tnl1mttnl•rY lo T~I followlllll 11tr1on 11 dol119 buslnlll · ~.,..'& o:;..hooi' od la{ · SUP•AIOlt COftT OP TN• Pflltlollt'r~ r:-ter1nc1 le Whltl'I JI m-.:lt for 1s: SOurCeS. .x; S a S es
STATI OP CALlll;Oll:flllA fOlt further Perl'kll,lli~I· I nd 111•1.~ lfml •rid P1yne'1 Furniture Tilff1n11hlne, SU C 8 re ~ examining alternative
THll COUNTY 01' OaAfllGll · OIKI of l'IHrl,,._ lhl ""''· hi~ bllen set Wnl W1l111n, Cc.rt MtH, C•lllornla. j N1 ..... ,... lor F1br111rv 1, 1'72. 11.-t:30 •.m,, ln Ille Jon Edw•rd Huet-.:t, ~IH Sln1• Luci•, financing proposa S. ,.
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Ell•lt of MARGAAET • MCCANN courtroom of ~·rl"""I No, l of 11ld O•lnDt. C11Jlornl• . Thomas Strand -8· Vice STUAll:T Ofcl•5ed • ·'I court, • 700 Civic Ceiilfr Orlve West, In Tl'lll 0011ntu Is bef111 (111\docled bv ,., , · ' ed NOTtcE 1s HEAEaY GIVEN to me 1111 c1t\t .of s1n11 A1111, C•lltornl•. lndlvldll•t. president of Spr1ngst Inc., a
c:rl'd1tor1 of 1111 •bo" 1111"""~11ec1<1e111 D1tt<1J•nu•~.,.13• 197? John H111tad . St Raul Minn investment tll•I •II perfOl!s 1'11vlM ct1lm1 •••!_rUt Ille • W. E1:st. JOHN ;.· Tl!l1 s11tem1n1 flied with 1111 countv · 1 ' • ' -Mtd dtcldi&nl •rl rl<lllfrld hi Ill; 1ttllm, COl,l!ll~ Cferk • Clerk of Or1ntt County on J1nu•l'Y 17, C 0 ll a 8 t} Jn g finn, ,.says
wllh JM MC11s•rY llOllChers, In 1111. offlc• M~fll, ••1111.•.S'(l,VJA :• 1n2. by 11ver1v J. M•ddo11, Dff>UIY COlln-"Without 'the property tU law of fill clerk of the •~e tnlltled'court, or SSI l•rt 0.-.• ... ,,....,, IV Clerk d -~ .. ~'lb
to Ptettnt """'' wrlli lilt necn .. rv Of'•llll._C•IKemll ""' · "' lSJn suits scbooJ boar s tuvu.uu e
voucl'ltrs, to the u'~tJ•llld ,, lhl'Ofllce T .. , '""'"..,. Publlshod Or1n1e Co.11 D•lf'f l"llot, ti '. Id II more .bonds ol lhlr1 •ttor111Y1. &.orlle, WHll•m" 1nd Atttr111Y1 ~: ~1t1tntr;· ,. -. J!."u•rv tf,. 2J. i nd Fetiru•rv 1, '· 1112. na on eou se . . . S-eon, U1 South Ollvi """'"'· Suite Published •f,f.,..-f(-Cud ~0.Uy l>iJOI, . 121·7'2 and at a lower rate Of ~ 1000, Lo. A~ C•lffor111• tDCll~, whlclt J•nUlrY IL .. J 5, lfl! • 123-72 t J "
11 ni. PIK• ot bl.it!,,... or 111e 11nder111nec1 • LEG eres . ·
in •11 .. f!"lttt«s !'r1.rn1n.·tc1 Ill• "'''' of LEGA'LiN__OP.C.·.·E,~ ..... ~"'-AL-NOTICE Adds an officer of one large Mid ~t, wltl'lln four mll!!ltl• •fttr ~ • -· ---k ho"> "The, court tlM 111111 PIJbl~fiol! cf 11'111 notki~· SUl'Q:.,O-COU•T OP-TM. '~· ~Tl'tlOUS IUSINllSS New Yor .. ~-·
Ditfd J•llU'!"I' 10, lf72 ., ··:r: ,......... ••• NAMa; ITATIMINT • cases ·•'-ve . created an T.r9ti~"foCCMln Gu111r1t .. 'Jl!e_foUOWLl'll PWlllq I doln1 busl~ss _.,. " ~ • •bou• t' tbe I al . L•ne Guttvll< ---:y. UNTY o, o•1.No• '': I' . 1· ·~ ''2· unctrtlibW ... a eg
EICK'UIOl'I Of •ltl• Win J NOttCi.-.Oti.,::-.:i~~u 01' PITITIOfll C•l't f!'I~~ 0,.. •rw: 15111 St.. sta"'iioa QI tlie bonds .. Df'lflf .._.. n•mtd oec.otnt ~ snc•· No. :11, Htwport •t•cl'I , •-..u;e w • • • ~ IUlKI. WILLIA.Ml AND SO•INSOff POii:. P•o•.-.TI. OP Will. AND '0• c1111omr. nwrt. AlthoUgb 1 n 'V e s t m e n t i ~ LITTll"S T•ITAMENTA•Y· flOfllO C lvln H Odl ( :.,'""s:;::lt¥~---~--1t1 '1• .w.111v1.01 ., 1 12,'w.<.J!:'°'st., s~':'. ~e~:.;.::; bankers agree~ ~e. off
LM ....... c....,_ "'1• · ,:st8le of ISA!IEL RIGClttt. oece•Hd. ee1e1i, q,111ern11. ""°· because of the coU:tt dec~1ons, Tfi• f!IJ) 41Mlta. , ' NOTI CE IS ~Ell:EllY , ·Q'pl{EN Th1I Tiils buslMSt Is bellll COl'lduttfd by' i n ' bl '" eslima'• , ,.~ ,... 11E]· ..., ' su111 ft s1,,.1111tor1 ll•t .. flltd' ;ltlttln • 1nc11v1d1111. ~ •• they ~ .una e 'I" ~ I P11blllh•cf Or Cotlf D•l1l" P'llot. Ol!lllf'l'l.fO!'·~oblllt ot •t(llr t nd tor C. H: ~'"tr " . the eX*·of the drop.
• J1111111..Y,•11. 11. ~•nd F•utrv 1, 1tn ~:":I fe:..t;.w:ir.:.c.;~::r,!9& tTl!ls 111temtnt "'fl! w1111 the count., As a --=-..it of last month's l ' 74-72 ·1 .,._ •· Jerk ¢ Or•f!ll C•lilY op J1nu•ry 17, .-w ----~~---" d• ~.....-1 furfl'ler .,PWtlcut•r .. , •1'1' !Mt 1m, by 1tvtt1v J •. Mtidoox. ruling m' Texas neither the l-. y...,. • '.. -ttlt llma end, l'JKI el l'le1rl1tt tti,e ~ ' ·-• · F 1ru1 , '. ,
.l.IJ!<GJU. NOTICE h•s ~n set 1$1r'PIOrtl1ry. •· 1rn ;tt:.•ill! ~vbllsh~ ·Oranae c~t o111v PHot, state B attorney general nor -· •,·~···1n.1 ''" -, .~,,..~,,-, .!.,'~'f'0.·•,•, J1n111rv 1 .. 2s, •nd F1bru1rv 1, t, 1tn. local borld counsel ·are willing EICl"9W fill, 1t-.17N II u1il COii' '""''-v ( ..... , r. Vf. 121-n . , • NOTICI! OF IULK TltAMSPI" Well, In !he Clly Ofli•n•·· ........ C1lllwn1t. --to approve new hood lBSutS,
{Sta •1•1 . 1111 u.c.c.1 Oiied J•n111rv 11, 1tn, LEGAL NOTICE • nls'I saJ Holle• 11 he<eby given lo the Creditors W, E. SI JOHN legal requlrtllle OI' el.
'llf Le&--r Burlmert; ··Tr1n~, ··Whott ~ .COl,jllb'Cltrk 't. •• ---•••' '"' ··The·Semritles•lnduatry -tlu•lneu tddress II 213'h Mtrlno Avelllfol, HU•WIT~ HUltWITX 4ND •IMllt i. ....... • ~ -......-.n.
ti!' ••lt>Oi" llliind. Couritv Of OranN. 5t•ti0t •n.. 11r.ei-~ ITATIMINT· OF AIANDONMINT . --"""""'la .... ., •-&---r ... ,.. __ ..
• C•lllornl•, tNI • bUl6C ,,_,.,I• 1boul lo ~~ o .. In llU . -' • Ull 0' l'ICTITIOUS IUllflllSI NAM• ting investment bankers, 'last
If: ti. m.dt to Shtrmtn e · Schulz •ncf ,.......,, IMdl, Cin...,.. f'U6_) :~.. The fallowl111 Pl!rtcns ll•vt •b•nclolled ed brief · ~ ! ,Llnci. M: ·Scl!ul1, Tr1riifen:i., ,lllflOH rnl· ,Tll: Cn4J, 6T.Ml21, , 1h• uy Of l!lf: flcllllQUs tpus1nftl n111n1. Wednesday fU a • m
cftnCf-is 23526 !etm•r L11111r11 Nl1u•l Atter'M'fl fer Plllli-t MARINA OUTDOOR ADVERTISING, U $ District Court 10 San
counl\t Of orinoe, srl"t~ o1 c.ntoml9! ' IPublllhed Or•nee Co11t 0.111 l!:llot, ''7' _WHilltr Str"'' F111i1n1"" ,V•lllY, • • . d"•• tbe· .. ~.,....._• \·
Thi Pl'OPltlV 19 t11 tr•'*""9d •• 1ot1ttil ,J•nutrv TL 1t. 25, 1972 1""72 c1111o1:n11. , Antomo .... ' Ullll ui-uu
I I 213\IJ ¥1rl11e Aven11e, 1111~ lsl•nd, , ., Thi lkflf111q butlntsl ''111'111 r1ftfrtd lo of the sclaool bond market in
county o! Or•"OI• .St•lt of <!•lllornli. · ~G.Ali.:NOTIC~ •, ::· .J ;_~j;,~•• filed In Orin" County on M•'f . __.1,... that tbe
S•1d prQPertv Is dQcTllMJ!I,_ In eene:t•I ~ --II: Id A Mitch II tn' w bL Texas ~-... • 1s: A11 stock In trtdt, lhrtur1i. equip. SUP••ao•r1cou*';.,. CALI.-NIA, St °';' Fou:ni In ..,.1~ ' C.Hf •r er r111in11 . eUect oply af'tet an' ment, trlde neme •nd Oood WIH Of tMt l:OUNTY o~ Olt.lNCJii~-ree , ' 1 •'f..·. ' ·~ the_......,,,., B•rblr 51\0P illlflneu,.tnown '' !•1 'l•lt •c..:.k: (lllttr"Drlvt W°lst J•m1s W. Porter, 3292 Arl1on• lint. aJteri'llt ~\o JA"t""'·~'.:-5 e1rber ShOP uld loc•ttd ·•1 •213"'1 Mlrlnt , ,. , Cost1 M11•, Callf. h been . ..
Ave., 8•1tio. l~llf'd. County oii )Or•~M. l ea!'~• ~.0.. Th}s bllJIMtl Wll conducted b'f • 3S · n ," ~ "L. ... -i.
$t1t• of C•llforn11., / _ • , su~flls cMmt1Mt ~rmiar;?~P. Yi ,.1111 . I n v e ~·'' m e n t ~ttl
Tiie bulk tr•n•Mr wtll bt consumm•ttcl In rt 1111 marr1 ... • Dt<ltttlflrit$o)"ltfA McOWllfll '1r.:iti1t • ;~LVIA estimate 90111e school diltiictl
on or •lttt tile 10lh div ol Fetiruery, 1972 OIANE HEANEY .•IMI 'll,ftPO'iidtM: ·1.TT01tNiVs "AT U.w ' . a • ..:. -~ .. f the cOun ..... '' 8•Y Eacr~ Ce .• lllC,. P.O. Box !ld, All:THU lti lf'~OY 'HEANEY ".J. . .,., Htll:'a...IMiAvt. tn 01.11e1. ........ 0 ' ... J
. Coront dtl Me r. 92625, county ·01 To "1•i At•Pondttit: ""THl.Hl: .. L'tiROY 0r1111t, c•Nflrlll• ~ must pay up to one tenth ~ OrlnH, St•l1 of C•llfornf•. HEANEY • " F• • •. Tll '·'3M;Ht · · :..:~ to ' tor . so far •• ~n to tllfl Tr•11tflret,..•U Tiie petjtt~ "•ijf!lld"-i •;Mliion -ion-i...: • ~ • 'i-' .1 • • ,.1.., one pen.."mJ•"i'DOl'e mves s .~~~;::.J'~t1te'~~:::;~~sr:'stbr, cir;;:.~=~·~(~. ::ou m1y 'fl~m: ,.ubllll'ltd" "''""· C~sl D•HY Piiot, than therwouJd have before " , ... d1ffe.r1nt from ih• •bo"~.'•re: None ' .,"' ""' I ·-l!l'll~ 'a~N.1ts"o1,..=:. J.nwrv 2s •nd Flllr111r.-1," JS, 1'72 the --i:~s in order· ·to O...ll'd J 1' itn 1'-"1 I Wm ,....., .Id on nro. 202·72 1 w.u.re ·1~M ·1 : •IWll'Y 4' ' II YOU f•ll' 10 ~flt•· ,; Written re1ponu O V e f C 0 me underwn1e1S Shttm1n E. Scltulz wlll'lln R1t11~·+1me, YOlll" dll•ult m•Y be "LE-GAL. NOTICE Tr•11•f!ree ..,i.l'ld end i.111 cciurt m•Y 111'.lttt , ludg· reticence. =:.e. SCIMllz :. ~ ""'"' contlllllnst lnfunctl" or ollltr orders • 72lf Tbus a school district that Publl~ °'"""' ciiut .o.Jly P!llll, conctmlrt1 dl¥l~\on of property, t.OOUSll l'ICTiTIOUI IU11NIU wants.to issue $3 million worth
J•rl!J#'I Ur i'n ' 1.u.n_ ',..""°'!• -"''"1-..,. .:...clllld •11PPOl't, •,'· "'""•'•T•TIMl.NJ of~, niijlit have to 'pay an , ,, " ~ ~· ,c ,a.,..·wct10ft\erreJef ~-£. ·•· •·J ~ . ~·~ , II ,INY ll __ '!f'll)f9d by "11 couft. Thi ID•-•"" -rlDfll l'f" . ..., nt
. :" 34J~J1~'IQ: . ·' ~.~".:. "':..-=.:fi11: blls~~T.~.~~t.Es;M~~~ ~~MPA~Y. 44!0 amdtdei'rtioest. ~ t:!irooo~:-.:Jn~a~ · -, ··•uo&..u.t...:• •,..., •' 'l' ......,., .... t111t~'wr1n.. ,.....t, If ,/Cemll\lf. _or)", suft1 104, N1Wp0rl "U.OO ,,, •i90l.UTION· OP-.-,'nfa,.CIT't' coihf'..., ,_.,., .. ...,. ,11 "' · 1ae'ct1"t:!tf1M1111 nwo rose to 5.1 percent from 5 ptr-~c1t. 'Olll Tffw,1 ~·'Oil' POOMT"-1111-, _ ~td J• ·.._ l'7 9' '"" ,.. !rl•ri ;(. !1'1th1,, "630 C1m~111 Drlv•, t ' · ¥A.1,&.n Dl~LAirNe tJ' 1 l Iii'· (Ol"ttctAL"'SEAll · t ,SJ\:te ICM, !!._ewPOrt ll1•ch, C1llfornl• Cen · ~ · mr:*E.3.ii.'~~~,.'J"t: . Wllll~'t=. ~l'./_OHN jl': ~., "· ''McfntoSI\, 16n , R
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t•ACT NO. ,.. AND 1anfND nt• ·· ~l~rk ~ • a · , .~~~ ·' Av1nU1, S1nfll ~"'·-·.c1n1orJ1!•··H'°5 ~, <> L
"'tlJllW f;'.l.J>IO' Pl.AC• POI() <"'Ill(' ; D~V .' '!fYl fl• Jemu L. GrlY,. 1'72 , Rf'l'l'IOlds Higli•ic_ .:..,'.1.. ~. 00. (~ HSAltlNO TNl"•ON• -' °T.tfOMAS W MWNDll•IOH J" AV9!1U•, S1nl• A111, C1l1forn!1·'27CS ~ WHE•iAS,,thf C•HorN• GMNNM!ll' A ..... Y ,1 'Ln ' · This )!U•J~ j• belr1 COlldUClec:f bY •
Code seqi-50A30 11 uq,, knoWri •• tb1 211 f , 17lilt 11 .. 1111,. lll ~ ~ ., t•nll'•I 'ptd~shfP,
PuboCJ $irvlce E•~ ·VKl11on ~ c.ct• MfM 'C PUJt . """'' , J.J.t~.111ve11ment c;.... ~ pro\'liln 'for.,tht PfDC«l\lfl .,..,lbr ~ ~ S41-nU '· 1' . .,,. :..._.. r Brl1n A. lletfll•, £":"-.Im
Ctt.,. ~ YK•ft' pu~lc eatemen11 1nd ""''"4' Petit-~ M•n111ne P•rt11er ~~ .
WtiEilEA.S, !ht City<p.-.itty POllll'lll utlllshtd Or1nltd Cots! Dilly "llQf C~I of1~1m1n1C fl: w~~ thl21 cr;;;.tv • I
' Publlt HMmlnl "'ttr . •storm clr«ft .i..utrv 'll.l 11, 2:5 injl: Ftbru•N 1, l,ri KA'~IAC.t~ ....... onr(.,.:,".,. ,• PUr-"l«•fed, In Tr•d No . .UO. """ :1:1· , 't • '" -•TN"!.,.._ --' H u o Ioli '1t -\l'ICI 6J '' mo~e ~rtlcular.Jr , ' I 1 12 A CMILLIJ'l\J.-,,. • ' . '! at mt
deKrlbilt 1n• 1t11 ; ... , descrlpf!on~""-*' LEGAL. llJ-CE ' .. "~ ~ .. ..; Drl : I . e ·.I ., flereto •rid lncorpor•ltd l'lel'tln •• Ellfttllt ! VII . -··-r."';;_'!....,•, ... .!!... ..
"A" •ml . , ' -7-~ -WHEll:f:As, .. 1d P\lbllc e•sernfiit _15 ' 791 • Ttl: 1"41 _,...,, ' · ·• NellrlV'lrt H 'IJiib:SCbool
119CtsNrY tor Pf1$1111 or orolPICtlt# ·-tUP.llO" ColiltT 01' THll ... ' ' ' ' . . ~ 1"1Mfl ,_ I "w~.rm-to ~ ~·-beceuw of • 118 duplk•le 1trvlt1, u•' STATI Dill CALlfl«MtNt#i l'Oll ' Pllbltshtd Or•11M COid •D'•ll; l"llot, lit LILI: Wllll
,_,, loc1led· nt•rbY; Tftl COUNTY',(li• Oit.<NGI J•11111ry 25 lncf.Jfill!UllrY 11 .. 1_J, l'n year _ a Welcome cblngt
NOW Tl1EREFOfl:E, BE IT AE$~VI 1 N•. A ... wt , , ltJ.72
by lht City Council of ttie City of Fbufl. '°" HIA•IMfil-.._ON PUltlON -CODSJdering the current chllly l1f11 V•lllv thll 11 sh•ll held • pul!llc .. UASI ILllAL ... onm-'LEGAL ""N(Yl'JCE. weather.
l'lor1ne for purPOS11 of con1idlrlf11 ~di #.ARIO Ai·G~CK. Otc1•M!CI ~lrler 1o ~Kilte 111e c1ncr1bed p1,1blft , 1" ~by •t'ilh 1 K•11ne111 L. l'll:·JU The school's ancient rteam •Ulf?ltnt, Seid hearllltl $Mll bll l!eld WI M•Hriilf111itr•tor ol nt•l1 of SVl"llLllH (OU•T 01' THll te and -~ !ht Coo.incl! Chtmb!rs. Cltv Hill, lotlt ... Gfltll. decetsld, l'I llltd 1111 IT ... TI 01' CALll'Oll:NIA l'O" boiler heating sys m ~~
S1111r A"11111, Foun••ln v1n..,, on Tu11-. lfll IMtlflon or•1ln1 for 'ati O"dtt T.Nl..COUJ(JY OP O•AAtl iron _t1d1atot1 \ ha.V~ "9:alJy
d1y, Ftbni•~ 1, 19?>'1 1:00 P.m. Of .. ~rle "" •••tint of th• ... , PrO-•• r;~ •• ~ .... MOJ'• • ' '
soon thtr,alllr '' 11\t llNnd• permit•. '!Mtnllltllf!tr deKrlbld1 •ncf '11111 NOTICI" 'O'p HllAltlfll• ,OP lplTITION been renovated. Trustees Of
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED lh•I ltMI --·1 l.11 ''"' ,, f:JG o'dock AM . .'111 ,o.-..... OIATI(" O! WILC. ANO l'O• 1•· N~· u D l fie d City Cler\ tl!•ll c•uH II lo bit oublllhtd ......... Cllf,lrl 91 tl!e Stile ot Lmt'•s'O.TIU1'~aNTAILIV. (90fllO ,,.. In tilt / Or•noe CO.ti D1Hy ,Plli:IC C~ In #WI lor !~ .. COVnti' 91 WAIVIOI . ,. .. Schoof'' • . lpp:vveif life
N.WJD.,. dU•ln• Ille twu wc:ctMlhll Or-. .~11'11"9, .tlitt.ltd• kl ! 'Ett•tt of JOHN ·c. NICOLL. •lso l\nown pa-I .... on. • ...:.:...... ·•""t of Wftk1 orlor to 11\t l!eer1111 end 11\1111 Dem ftii·tltnit and,plM'f fOf" It JOHN NICOLL. Otcttsed. 3•••.-... _,-~ .... ,
furltler tll.IM Noll<e ot !ho! fimt lle1rl111.W ,__....-.tlel ~ •n'f NOTICE IS HEREJY G!YEH Tl'l•t $93 511 fdl' tbt 'work rectnUy Pi.ci °' llffrl.,. to tit POl!td 111 •I """ wson k 'MW'dte ,...,. •p-L11Jr• N. J°"'9 1111 flltd lllf•fn • .. titlon 1 ~AA lhree UI~ PllKAIJ •10llf '!"' ~ °'' "" pe1r •11111 -~·1t1tt1111. ~ proii-1. ti .. wJJI ffll..for IUUIMC• of (;Om.,...~ • • MWIT\enf,~ la M V41ctW.i 1tei. fo.Nlf..lltl• L9"er1 Ttsl•~lf"'(t. .,itlltODll'" (IOltd 8Ufte inchlltRaJ Oorpdra-•'"'-... PoA0SS=~ ANO AO<JftT~O II • .....,..., 11on tor ·••a ..... ~ ""' Wllvld), nltrtnu to wlllc.h I• tn9dil tor. • .
of "1e City C01m1:1t 11111 1t11 dfT llfflir--.... \:Hll1tw..r ti lflf • ,....., r\if!Mr nl'ffCliferi."'"IM"lflll "" t1h1¥"¥111 --t.on. · rtfmtllbilld " 1he~· boiler
JNIU•l'Y• 1'72. 1e11t. ~Kt of ht1rlnt 1111 llmt 1!11 Min tll _..._ look GUI 1111 old /s/ Edw1rd E. Jut! S11d rt1! ..,.....,., It 1lfulfed II\ tM tor ,.fbrU•rY 15. 1f7t. •It~ •.n, .. In Ille Sy.,..,..,.. .
AnEsf-""or C•ntv cf °'""' ..... ff1 Ctllfelnll .. •nd '~'°"' ot Denrtmtllt Ne. I• of 1•1d radiators and blltlJW lllW ~j!.. ~ Cofe, 11 d~r~ ~,.:";';.; ":'.!:,~ CUY of :711~~ '°'~l~~~~!u::.'f:. w~, In heaUng ., ....... ~ ..... 11ttttbe11 ltodold
• , s1111, An1, c_.tr °' . ._ °' o""' J•nwrl' t4. r'"'n ' often com'""..._.. Ulltt ST•TE OF CALIFORN IA I C•llfornl.I, ..... """,..,.,..."'... w. (', SI JOHH, •' !:=.:'"" ~ ....
COUHTY o~ ORANGE l ••• "'· ,. ... ao ~i'-MIM' In County Cltr1( radlatorl •• ...., .....--. CITY OF FQUNTA fN VALLEY I 11!t office DI. -Iii Hid AOAMI, OIHN• • H"11t't1N• u • ..i..-ut.a. WM built Jn
I, N.AltY E. COlE. 00 hereby Cll"llf't ~llh'. !211'... ....,..,.,... ftJ WIMt '"' s~ .. '• nwuw-u...,
t!MI I tm flte CifY Cwt of lllt Cltv ti otlld Jlt'IU~ fl. ,,,,.. lit A""*' callfwflll flflf 1929 aod tbe lteaJn boUer WU
Fevnl•lfll Vllllt1; Ttltl lht lortllll"' W, l . SI JOHN, Tt11 CtUJ ~ .. 1Mf the ' •••la of tbe Of'•lnal ltllOlullon w•t "11Ul1rty lnltoduc:td 11 Coun1y C~ alld CM AlterM\'l ,_ H it....., .,.. .. :,.1111..,'°:'~1!' J",,'!:!:.r .~:1:_ .,. :, "J:n~~~ =-, j~~~ .. :;~,J•tt. o.1r... ~ beaA~~ I tbe' -•-1
•t wlo mtll1119 r1t1111•rlY p•-.... DtNtv a....,._._. a llQNV ....... b'f ltlt follOwlnll wed1, .. Wit: Ml• & $ALLO Slld t...i•• &bl.,,,, ...... lrl
AYll: COUNC1t.M•N1 Mor_,,,.,_....._. KIDS L'OVE _, ••·
Holt"*rn. J"!'r. INl*fll'llt1o .... "'°· ._ ,. worklnc aml u. l'OOIDI an
NAYES' CovNCJI.MfN, •-.... '"' CO--u ~ -' 1~ AIS(NT1 COUNCl\.M!Nl ....... ,...I c•1 ""TIA • UNCLE 'LEN warm -I iiWDllNC411 u n 1u Mt,., a..'-,,.....,,,.,...,..........,. provement over the ""'"""" Or•nM Cont O.lfr Pflet! 'Wllthld 0rtflle C•lf Dlllf '1111,
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After-inventory clearance.
We're spending the morning preparing for our gigantic after-Inventory storewide
clearance. There will be hundreds of unadvertised bargains throughout the store·
foe.your Jiome and family· Don't miss ill
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ChooM Hybrid T• or Gr .. dlllora non-patented
--#Hk grade.-Hybrid Tea in Mlrandy
or Peace, 'Grandlflora In Buccaneer.i
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Nedaril!8 or Giant lberla.. acti.
Tiie llAlfeal tlilna fOr ,_ Jlfd, small
fnlft bearing buihes. Boyeenbeny, .
Conoord Blue 0J'IP9, caco Red Grape.
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l'lant tlow'olll) lltlllb9
1or garden· beauty.
Pink Hydl'lrtGeai Mock
Orlll[lll, Double
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111lxeil colon.
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1 r Suprein@ Court Strikes Down
New Residents' WeHare Ban
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' WASHINGTON -Con-of views oo the issue 1by the The ltale'1 -1 wu baaed
,_,,. • necticUt and New York laws four appointment. by Prem-~-~' oo clalma of a 14fllcal
• • "'"-'·• -11 dent Nixon, Cl1lef Ju.tlce War-~-
' -·-• .,..are lqr new ren E. Burger and Jllllleea In 1• tlll•blcb -aid ' · =':r '::,: 811boea decllrod Harry A. Blackmun, Lewis F. new -In a llale may ,, . _,.Court. Powell Jr., and wm1arn H. not be reqUlnd ID -•year
Without ii bwlnr, tbe -Rehnquist. All joined the -for --the &tale ..,....i with lowei-federal lllnce the 11111 decisions. None showl a "<olllpelllng" ......,_
·• -tbal the ltale Ian announced a dll8ent N.,. York olftclal& aid a
' violate t b e -tiollll Tbe three d-.g votes In sborllge of flmdl In a &tale
· rilblo of welfare nctp!Onu. 1919 were cast by Earl War-..--pay the bllbesl
' · The deci"cJ111 were In line ren , John M. llarlan and Hugo tuee ·anywbln In the nation
· with rallnp by the blgb courl L. Black, all of whom have JUltify the rule. '
three' years aco that llltes left lbe courl. •--"--_.,__ ........... the
could nci1 iiel 'UI" ooe-y.ar Tbe New York one-year rule ..:::.i7"" --.........,,,
waillng per!odl for p o o r became law lat June Zll. at u ...... ,. by s to s t
. people. At tliat time, wellare the time, about 10 per<ent of a d.ci;;;;;;' ~ : ':...: .
· laws In C o n n e c t I c u t , the lamllles on wellare In the trial for three. mojor dnlfI
Pelllll)'lvanll and the District lll!e bad Jrrtved during the f1nns eaovlcted of conop1r1nc
···•;..of ColumbiO wereiitruet·down _..Ill .,.-ar. to Ox the PrfCe of-'l'elraeycllne !'. hf~J,;e· First U.S. District Jadge and other ·-drUp." :l . ,~cuj "!!d Jolin T. CUrtin of Buffakl and Tbe tbreeOiu. Pl1'lr and
:; N;/lf ~ ' .. ;lf1elr r""!" lben •a panel -of three f..,...-,.Co., ~ c,.namkl Co.
'1 . • .... ~.eo ........ :1::· -11 · (;.riii-.--n..'.... • -1 ,,.· ·n · d· , .;,\1\.tcled 19,11111. in the ir -·r. u11~1u:;rci,qis ·.,c:.are · :~0r:·.1111 ™c::.i:!".:
~ under anlllrult law.
t1 :, v ch·ld · H .-cauedlornewa,._u ;! , ' r.-0J! "I ren ours In !be case of former 'sen. . ' " . Danlle B. ·llrowlter (~Md:) 1 ' . ~ accepting bribes.
:WAlll!JNG'l'O!( (~) -chllilren's program 1 or · IWullilf, to review con-
; Broadcaiters bave a new code primary cartoon characters br victkmftlf'Jormtt Albama At·
; to restrict the ~. number the programs wm not be uaed tomey GeDefal Rlcbmond M.
' al'(I !god of coP>itlerclab dur-to deliver c om m er c I a I s l'Jowen and two otben ~-' Inc· we tend lele'(ilioo Pro-wilbin or adjacent to sueb pro-ed with eztort1ng payolfa from ~_: _ -=aJ'!'IP'!' _ ~y for gra~ ;: " ... !'; Joan d ~-companlea
Tbe new provlalorui, an -t to the TV code, p I . R .d ~-~ -~~ ... :; ennsy van1a es1 ents
the TV -.! of Directors of
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wwt1el1d&y~·Jail--ary 2eth
after-lnv-ntory. _clearan·ce
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for ~r~ gigantic. aftef.i~ry
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thri>ughout the store ·for:·your home and
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~~~,~ Call for Death Penalty ·~.
Some llt Percent of the f """1 ~ ~
lelevllkln alatlons 1Ublcruie tp, P~HJA (Upl) "" <1run1el( ·above the'law" ·by .------...;,,;.;., ___ _,,._ _ _,,..;.. ____ .;----••----------------r the code. · ·The . Caiil· " .came fr o m pri)Jnisinc not to ue· the 'elec.-
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The new provisions will : po 11 c em en's w 1ve11 ~ ~ tric chair. • r '
-Eslab!Jib 1 . new .Pbllade!Pl!hl'! mayor IJ!d' a ~re 8" currenUy II ID"! •;
"children's w&&ked•. -lamoas-lor," l>lil the o '."'.,h ,...,,.and eadl, bali ' ct' ' " . '
grammlng time. bet~:i"·"7 message was-the aame-brllig •aptOt ~average J aeveo·a1111 • ... .•. _ ··-out. . ' ' a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturdays back the ~lb penalty In one-ball years on 11. Tbe 1ut V .
and SUnclays. ' . . ,. , " """'!'!l'tfani~" · . Q'lmina\· lo die ii! the .-Jc . .
-Reduce 1>1•~.tfie.· Thit ..... 'the -word·'.puse;t i'alr 'Iii lbi!, ... te .... ... Wome .. ·n· ''s· . shoe·s• •.. time devotee to commercials on to Gov. Millon J. Sbapp and ~ ID 19112.
and oll!of •POD•P<-Og oam the Slate"-Governm<nt 'II la cruel and uni-' • .
malerla'J_ d ~ r I.n I ~ns Commillee at-~ bear"1g on a punishment to keep crlminatll . W-'• II-, A,, . ,; , · 9' 9· ~ -111uohJil hr those' time bill to change the state's sit~ on death row y~ &!le< tremendous value on ·
periods. method of execution from the year, the ez-police cbielAld. . opOrtylaoldng~ _
-Reduce from 16 . to 12 electric cbalr to the gas "II would be more mercllul lo perfectfOrlPflrill.~ · ·
minutes the amount of non-cbamber. carry out the verdict of the WhltllvfnYl·peltlrdl',bc.-. .
program time in <!>lldren's · Mar'l' "'nit L. l)izzo loid '"'>'.·" . , colontlnlwldeomeiiJ1lllllllcr, . ·
prograrrurung duri'!I a n Y the corDmittee he was · inOre Riz2os ·said, refe'!1"JI to one allpon andoalnip ~
given hour within the cooCemed witb..-tbe "end, not convu:ted, murd~r, g1~en the ~traabtlWltland~
Saturday-Sunday lod. the .. chance, Id pull the l!Wltch on heelrt.COllleemtytorbalt °;·
-Recluco ,,"-.)!al!. the means. ' . him myself." · --•-"--,· nwn . . "'!I . f "We ~ not ~arrymg out Richard Sprague, first ~uui:1 com!t,~~,tli~ L the letter or the mien!, of _the tant district attorney here and
to ll!lf1mti01hilr,WO wit •la~ we already have, Riuo special prosecutor in the
anx ... "•lniflut& -,rJllram sa~d, refemng to Sbapp's pro-Yablonski murder case , in not~Jtire" IN'! · wtthin.;a ~e not . to execute any mim.. Western Pennsylvania caUed IO-~' · . ·~ .• w~1le he 18 governor. ·:· ror1be state to .bold a referen:
• ..~ 1 .. tiolt'I · • 1 -He said Shapp was "putting dum on 'Capjtal·pantshment. ·
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A~•f-invento.Y clearance ..
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~·1'9 spending th6 morning preparing lo< our gigantic alter-kwentory
1torewlde clearance. There will be hundreds of unadvertl9'1d <bargains
throughout tfiit sto<e for your home and family. Don't miss ltl
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A1t.:iaann8' diami)nds 203 :off .•. Oi)~,4 ·more. da~ ·. ·
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HUNTIN&TON IEACH, Huntington C•nlll'. Uso Ponn•Y' limo poym•nl pion.
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comen:; In lilorllld prints. ...._11irPe.
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The ,.wl114J Penney s.W.. · arw .;.. S.lidcrp to 5 p.m.: • • 'NEWPORT BEACH Fashion Island. HUNTIN&T°"' BEACH, H'uotintfon Centw • • • . ' . .
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Jf D-'!LV PILOT TutMf11, J11t1111')' 25, 1972 --
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Top News Photo of the Year in 0range .Coumty ...
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This photograph of Harbor
Patrol 'cowboys' resc1iing a
confused and ne,rly exhausted
fawn frdm the w~ters of
Newport Harb9r was adjudged
the toP. news photo of the year
in Orange County Press Club
competition. It was shot by
'Richard Koehler of the
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• JOANNl·RIYNC)LDS '
Belt ~por Short
lat Liw Story (Spocl11)
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PAMELA HALLAN
Int N1W1popor Column
PATRICK O'DONNELL
Best Spot FHture Photo
Blot ·Photo Portfolio '
JACQUILINE 'COMIS
Iott P ... L1yout
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ARTHUR VIN~EL • a.it w"torn H!!rit1g1
Story &' Best Enteri1Jnment
F11ture (Both 5"<i1l1>
L. PETER KRIEG
Bat Ntw1p1por S.rl11
Led by Staff Photographer Richard
Koehler (right l. who took three first
place awards, the DAILY PILOT staff
members pictured here collected 15 first
.place plaques end -;(total .~f 29 awards
for their work in 1971 at the 17th
Annual Orange C·ounty Press Club
' Awards Banquet.' Four of them won more
than one first place award. The
DAILY PILOT is proud to salute all of its
staff members for continued excellence
in journalism. But it joins their peers· in
TERRY COVILLI
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these I 0 first place winners.
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Daily ·Pilot · Readers are the Real Winners
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Best Womon'1 Photo
lest Anlmol Photo (Spocl11)
llLL SCHRlllilR
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36 Jobs For The Authori1.ed
Record · By Board
Deetlt J\'oti<!es
SANTA ANA -'Illlrty-sir
more jobs under the federally·
aponaorecl Public Employment
Protram (PEP} have been
aulhorlzad by the Orange ~ lloonl of SUper'lllon.
Tiit board 1ave County
AdmlnbtraUve Officer Robert
1boma1 permission to employ
the addlUonal workera, but on-
ly as money becomes
available. Tbey will be uslgn-
ed to the library, llood control,
transportat ion, com--
munlcations. a 11 es so r.
auditor, pun:hasini and plan·
nine deparlmellta, the CAO
laid.
Thomas said he had been
informed that the PEP pro-
gram will continue for an ad-
dlUonal year. Tbe first allo~
ment of federal fund.a covered
the period endlng next July 1.
There are 220 PEP workers
on the county payroll now.
Throughout the county, In
cities, school and, special
dlltrlcls close to 1,000 persons
have been employed under the
program.
CUrrent unemployment In
the county Is about 6.4 percent
of the work force, according to
state authorities.
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Death Case
Trial Gets
New Delay
SANTA ANA -A further
delay baa been ordered In the
0r1n1e County superior Court
rerun of the penalty pbaae of
convicted klller W t 111 a m
Westwood "The M a n ' '
McClellan's 11117 trial.
Judge Willlam Murray baa
aet March 20 u the date on
whlcb the Deatb Row occupant
will be returned to Orange
County for the new penalty
hearinl ordered by t b e
California Supreme Court. A
pretrial session has been
scheduled for Feb. 4.
McClellan. now 30, drew the
death penalty for his kl1Jing of
two patrons who attempted to
intervene in his robbery-of the
_Gu Ligbt bar in Stanton.
He is one of more than 20
Death Row inmata wbo were
glven·new penalty trlall when
the supreme Court ruled that
the screening of polanUal
juron on their views on the
death penalty w a s 1111-
....UtuUonal.
Beach Man
Facing Trial
In Slaying
SANTA ANA -A H1111-
tington Beach man booked on
murder charges after he
allegedly stabbed bis wile and
then rammed the weapon into
his chest has been ordered
to face trial Marcb 15 in
Orange County Superior Court.
Judge William Murray !et
the trial dala and a Feb. II
pretrial session for R a y
Christopher Rose, 34, of 5592
Castle Drive. Rose is held in
custody with bail refused.
Rose was arrested b y
Anaheim police Dec. I shortly
after the killing of Mrs. Connie
Rott, 2.1, in the apartment of
the victim's ex-husband.
Officers said Mrs. Rose died
of multiple stab wounds. They
rushed Rose, who w a 1
bleedlng from apparenUy aelf·
infilcted stab wounds in the
chell, to a local bolpltal.
Man Getl
Art Heist
Court Date
SANTA ANA -A Los
Angeles man accuaed of atea1-
ln1 paintinp valued at _,-fy
•100,000 from a Lquna Beach
art aallery baa l>een orderod
to face arrailmDent Feb. I In
Orin&• County luporior Court.
Douglu John Eyralld, •• WU deoled ball by Juel.le
WilUam Murn7 alter die
jurlll ~ lllepllaal ol
-. .-mod ""'"'1'. wit
and -p lllod aplmt lllt
def-.t.
Eyraud WU amsled Oct. IO
aflar he alle(edly took 11 paln-
ilnl• from the Larry Kroll-
quiit gallery, 161 N. Coat
Hlllnn7 alter tying up the
ownar and lour Cll.!tomers. It
Is allepd that the palnlinp,
among tllem JS Robert Wood
ori&lnala, were rtCOVered In
i... Angela wbell Eyralld
trltd to ..u them.
IA'ff'1111D are ltll1 wtini an
al1egtd ac<omPilct.
Report Tells
School Year
Att,endance
SANTA ANA -Fifteen
Orange County achoo! districts
have reported 11ins in at·
tendance over lut year while
12 dlstrlctr showed a decrease
in the number of students in
the classroom, according to a
report issued recently by the
department of education.
Two school di st ricts
reported no change in at-
tendance figures and the
report did not include the
Community College districts.
Orange Coast elementary
districts showing gaW: were
Fountain Valley, Huntington
Beach, Ocean View (Hun-
tington Beach), San Joaquin,
and Seal Beach. Huntington
Beach High School, Capistrano
Unified and Laguna Beach
Unlfied Districts were also
gainers.
1bose with less students
than the previous year In-
cluded Los Alamitos and
Weatminster. Newport-Mesa
Unilled and Trabuco showed no change.
School Sets
Open House
ORANGE -Marywood
Catholic hlgb achoo! for girll
bu acheduled an open hQuse
for pro1pective 1 t u d e n t s
atarling at 1:30 p.m. Sunday
at the achoo!," 2111 Villa Real
Drift.
A placement teat for Incom-
ing atudenta will be given at I .
a.m. Feb. 5, Sister Mirgmt
Gallagher said. A fee of '5 II
cbar1ed fur the tat.
Parenti may arrange for an
Interview by callinl 1117-l!llO.
.Firm Sued
,In Gun ~ase
SANTA ANA A Hun-
tington Beach sportsman who
claims he was serk>m[y In-
jured when his underwater
shirk gun went off wblle he
was loading the weapon bu
sued the manufacturer for
fl!0,000.
Norman Ream claims ln his
Orange County Superior Court
action. that negligent design by
Beckman Instruments led to
the accident Jast April in
wh lch the Beckman
"bangstick" mlsflied and aJiOt
him in the tert hand .
Ream claims that the injul')_'
has left hlin with severe and
permanent disability.
GOP Gathering
Set in Newport·
An estimated 500
Republicans are expected to
gather for a fund raising din-
ner Fab. 11, at the Skyliner
BaUrooiD of the Airporler Inn.
Tbe •1oo+plala dlnner ta
designed to ra!Je funds · to
finance tbe party's precinct
regtatrati6n 1rorl: for the
primary electlom.
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Edison Heads County's List' of Top_ Taxpayers
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SANTA ANA -Orange pany, SU nllllon; General
County Tar Collector Rober\ Telephone, f3 .5 million.
Citron has announced his lilt North All>ef(can Rockwell,
of the larg .. t property tax· f3 .44 mllllon; Leisure World
payers In Orlnle County for Laguna Hills, f3.44 million:
1971-72. Standard Oil, '3.S million:
Leadinl the liat u uaual Is Sicila1 Oil, '3 m 1111 o n : the Southern California Edlaoo Soutbem Calllornla Gu Com-
Compaoy, with•·• million, pany, fl .II million:
up lllS,000 ovc-tbe pnvloul Dlaneyland, •u m 1111 on :
year. , Roamoor Le11Ure World, Seal
The 11 others Include: . Beach, ,1.77 mlllfoa.
Pacific Telephone, ' I • S 4 Tbe tu collector said hla ,.
mlllloa; the Irvine Company. cent llllllOllnCllllent abowinl
fl.It million; Union OU Com-coocern over the llow -.tpt
of tu paymenl! prior to Dec.
10 ha: been corrected.
Citron said, payments began
to come In heavlly about Dec.
I.
"Percentagewlse," the tax
collector llld, "we are only
two tenths of one percent
behind last year in real estate tu pioyment oollectlons."
He said the collections fl&w"e wu haled on a total
real estate tu billlng of f405
million compared with 1355
WE -SELL AT
Low Shelf Prices
PLUS 10%
NOT JUST A FEW SPECIALS
1Y SHOl'l'IN• IN OUI WAllHOUSI OF 9UALITY
l'OOD YOU SA YI ON MIYTHIN•.
A NEW CONCEPT
THA rs Dll'RRINT IY TODAY'S MAllllTIN•
STANDARDS IUT YOU WILL KNOW THI DIHll•
DAYS
A WllK
STORE HOURS:
10 A.M.·7 P.M.
million In ll'I0-71.
Tbe total tu billlnl thil
year, including unsecured tax·
es on machinery, equipment
and Inventory la '440 million
compared to .,. million tha
previous year, an lDcreaae of
'5Z million.
Meet to Study Respiration
SANTA ANA -Milton M.
Kadln will discuss 1 • T b e
Respiratory System in Health
and Disease" Thursday during
a meeting of the Orange Courr
ty Emphysema Club scheduled
for 7:30 p.m. In the Santa Ana
Community Hospital
Auditorium, tOO E. Wash1netoo
SI.
Tbe meeting, sponsored by
the Chrilirnas Seal Auocia-
tion of Orange County, la open
to the public.
IVllYTHIN• IS MAIKED WITH OUI
LOW SHELi' PllCIS. n .. tho .. odcw
odds l1t1t 10°/o to .,Ive ot whot yell
P"Y· So ff you woulMI up with $10.00
w,.-lh Y""'d simply pey thet, plus 10%
"' $11.00 tata~
1'1111 .... ftr n1rythl111 uc.,i the few 11111'1'11 lltllly
c.nl,.11111 llk1 mlllt 111111 H•-·
WE MAKE DISCOUNT
HOUSES LOOK EXPENSIVE! . . I
le u expert honle manager and ICl'le hm*eds of
dallan p« year oo your food bill. Doo't ... all aver
town laoldot lo< bartal•• •• , Yau -bo -od
""'" you ltuy at TOP YALU yau aro ltuyl"9 at tho
LOW prlcn. WE CAIRY ALL OF TH• FAMOUS
llANliS. TOP 9UALITY MU.TS alMI •AIDIN
FRESH PRODUCE!
' NO ONE SELLS FOR LESS
WI CHAWNH ANY MAIKO TO MATCH THI
TOTAL SAYINM.
CLOSED SUN. & wED.
IY MINCJ CLOSID Z DAYS A ~ AND OPIN
NOM lO 'A.M. TO 7 PJli THI OTHll I DAYS.
WI SAW O~ PAYIOU COST.' /
Only Co~st & Southern offers saver~ all three:·
• 8%.two to five year guarant•ed certificates.
• Saturday Service. • The Insiders Club. 1
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Effective 5.00%·5.13% Passbook. No minimum.
Annual 5.75%·5.92% One Yeac Certillcate $1,000 Minimum.
Earnings 6.00%-6.18% Two to f1ve Year Certllicates $5,000 Minimum.
Up to 90 deys loss of interest on amounts withdrawn
before maturity on all certificate accounts. ,
TIM lnoldara Club: A MWWIY to bell inflation. Ill membelshlp card
petmlts yo11 to buy neorty everythlna you Mid lnlm ti. flnesl closed-
door showrooms at 1ubltantial savings-1ppli1nces, furniture, stereo
equipment, sportlna aoocfs, draperies and much, much more.
You can even buy cars at the. '1fleet" price end mobile homes and
motorcycles at substantial savings. The lnsldlra Club also provides
big discounts on tickets to s~rtina and entertainment events ..•
plus a whole list of frtt services: safe deposit boxes, money orders,
travelers checks, notary services and the UM of document
duplicating equipment.
Membership requirement for savers -$2,500 minimum balance.
Coast borrowers now receive associate memberlhfps entitling them
lo all outside referral services. Ask about )olnlnc It any Coast office.
Dolly Houn -t AM lo 4 l'M
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Wiil COYINA:I [Htl•nd SM.inc Ctr,. J$1·2IOI
NfffHtAMA cm: 1611 Yin H1115 IM.• ftt·1111 ·-1t1ll Y4lfl'ttn ltwd. • Ms.Ml4 ._ ...... ,
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"By•, Mommy! I 'II phone when I ge~ there.••
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Stere0.consoies •.•• up to $80 on ·Stereci
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Boys Turn Wea pons. $
On Two Assailants
DETROIT (UPI) "I
taught my boys how to uoe
·guns when they were just little
1ots," Charles Medley said of
'hia: sons, Charles, 12, and
_gaiy, ·a.
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: ~ccepting
·Students
LOS ANGELES (AP)
State College Chancellor GleM
S. Dumke says applications
are still being taken for ad·
mission to 1972 spring and fall
Imm at aeveral schools in tile
19-campus system.
The initial application filing
period Wider the colleges'
common admissions program
ended Nov. 30.
Dumke said applications are
ltil1 being accepted for the
spring semester at Fresno,
Long Beach, Sacramento and
San Diego's Imperial Valley
campus. At Chico applications
are being accepted in physics,
chemistry and engineering and
at San FranciBco in engineer·
Ing.
For the ,spring quarter,
Dumke added, applicaUom
are helng accepted a t
Hayward, Humboldt, L o s
Angeles, Pomona, San Luis
Obispo and Stanislaus.
Tbe chancellor said all but
t'hico and Humboldt are ac-
cepting applications· for next
fall.
Younger
Backs Teen
Drinkin· . .. . . g
SACRAMENTO (UPI) · -
AttOrney General E v e 11 e
Younger aald·that 1&-year-<>lds
Bhould be legally allowed to
drink and. ·legally subject to
ams! if <'°1ey drink to excess
and mate fools of
themselves." Spe8ting to a student
alBftDbly at a Sacramento
mgb School, Younger said "I
tltlnl: 16-yeal'Oldl should have
all , qi the privileges and resi>oiislb!lltlOs of a d u I t
status." '
Tbe afate's· cblel Jaw ..,.
fon:elllOQI elflcer tokl the .
students "I 1b1nk l&-Y.ear-<>ldl
should be allowed to" vote,
allowed to drink, but Olso sub-
ject to any arrests and pro-
-. if they drink to ...
cess aJKI make fools of
tbemielves."
A r<eenlly-enacted state law
makes l&-year-<>ldl adults for
-all legal purposes.
Drinking is excepted because
t b e CalifOrnia constitution
limits the right to drink to
penons 21-years of age or
older.
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Medley'; · ins~ctlona ])81d
off Quring the weekend when a
young bandit and hls girl
friend · invaded the Medl~y
home.
Seeing their mo i her
threatened, the boys got out a
.38-caliber pistol and two
shotguns wounded the gunman
and fatally shot his girl friend.
Hffe was hurting my mother
and she was scre~ing. We
had to do something," Gary
said.
What they didn't discover
until later was that the
assailant had a starter's pistol
which_ wouldn't fire bullets.
Polli:e said Robert Baker,
19, and his girl friend, Angela
Bryant, 17, appeared at the
Medley home Saturday af.
temoon while Medley, 4:9, was
at the barber. When ~Mrs.
Medley answered the door,
Baker and Miss Bryant forced
their way inside, police said.
Medley's wife, Edith, 52,
told police . Bater put a pistol
to her head and said, "Don't
do anything or I'll blow your
brains out."
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When the Medley boys saw 4
what was . happening, they ,
went for thei.rl'. father's guns
while a sister, Jill, 12, rail
next door to call police.
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Baker asked Miss Bryant
for her six-inch knife when he
saw the two boys return with
the guns, police said.
But before she could band It
over, Gary pulled the 1trigger.
on one of the shotguns, killing
Miss Bryant. .
Charles,. taking care . not to
hit his mother, emptied the · ·
revolver at Bater, grazing
him in the arm onCe, While
Gary fired two shotgun blasts.
Mrs. Medley broke free
when Gary jumped on him,
Baker said.
Police said Baker picked up ·
the 28-gauge shotgun' dropped
by Gaiy and poked it Jnto .
Charles' stomach. The youth .
shoved It toward the fioor
before.it disChiised. · · .
Baker Red out tbO front door
and was qui~tiy apended
by police, wbO. _cllarged him
with attemPtecf murder:
"I trust my """ with' guns more than I trust·tome other
people," Medley iald'. "They,
don't touch tbenumless I WI
them to. Except thi&l time It
was an emergency.!• .
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lgJiored .
By Most
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Even ffr!"er ')>eOple use auto
aeat bells than had been
thought, a safety researcher
haS reported. Nine out of 10
don't bucklt up Un!.S. they
are coostantly r.minded.
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carrylng'handlt. Perfectontebles, shelves · ., ·ionf!\>I; caaettt eject. record monitor, -It'• NI ~i\ywfiire ... In any to0m · bullt·ln.enll!lriL ,
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Dr. ·Gero1d A. F1eischer.
profeaor of Industrial
engineering ot the University
of Southern Calliornia,
surveyed 1,000 drivers in three
California clUes -Modesto,
Balcerslleld and Salinas -and
made randon -.Vatlons of
another 21,000· driven.
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Only between 10 and 14 per.
coot ot the lllCllGrtlll•IMOd aeal
-· -\bu. ball the '"'hmt• pre>loul!J IC<epl..t
by -':!tr '-.-S, Flefpbdier • .
Usage was ·-II percent before a radio cmnpolgn of
"buckle up for ufety" ads,
which drove the llll!lber of
U-using aeat beltl up to 14
percent, be aald.
"Tbil lmpro•ement ,
however, was only flll)poraiy.
In the -Immediately after the pabllc: oerTite .... nou.....-wore ott the lir,
aeat belt usage lllJ>ped bock to
even sllgbtly below th •
orlglnol 10 pen:eal,. Flellcber
aald.
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NEW YORK -Deol .... Anne ~ AW, 'llllo -to • ~ •'-GI..,_, lpenl ...,. ti!<, Jr. s.,;it••.'..,. • :i ' : .
lwo ...... al 11111 Pewit ·~ • u. qull-... ..... ... ' ·' ' t
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clolhes -tll part. Tine ~ • ' liaalebod7 : ~Idol~ blpple infl""!* lufnld . ~ to be ~ c!on-., ..
. , ~ lly %·· , 1 ~1.-0-~ I rea ·-'il!o..t·-ls ·to • I zpqre, ~ --.a-a were • "U11• .. .,.... , \ .. ~
dnmaUc. cnwo bettfeeo oecure rldutlPl lbe ioorlll," 11,1111 'Alult,. ... j.·
liOdalJy ~ typis from piDklaed 1'dY, who bu ""9'" '!'\I, . •. '
""'1.Where indl-1Wiell ·-and~ uw.., ..
1Jen1 '"' crulec llQU)'WOOCI bJ\ fGn)lll ~~~· ~=1f' pa.at / ~Inc Jll>yslc~y fit. • Jii<iolilyn Bui at" II 114 u a~ .'
•Anne, wllil1118 had her b.W-~ J-for ~ 'A-ie. ·.1 ·
ooly, f"'!' ,_ but .. u. ,to 1,!00 J f"·L> bo • d .......... _ tllo ' ltorel cout to ·'coast, IOOll 'became llBWOD jJIOUlel ¥ ~,..--
convinced uw; '!J>er<'• a &real aceoe; lelrolng, -... • ' • '• return lo .... dl'essing. It's a She I allll lol lbe -gllid ol{, ~rirlal and'feacuon qalnil lbe -alln4 .And,·wbJIO~= Iola!.~ ~ allracll-Ooodllll ~---••lb tlult we saw In'Oie !Os. AlJ'lbe junk moth onlers, the ~1o·dlongo
la '" . luhlon within its own"tphere _. gone· • j i and down wtUt limltltloris ! ·•
The l!npr,.mo~ that the ''°' "Women ill •'hurry don't want If'
would be failion I clualc --•WW llJDe'.ohangllli clothel,'" llYI . wv aiven furlber lmpelwl when ~ Wblcb ii, of coune, tho.· llYPSY...,...,411 McGraw,came ·l!Jto 'Mci.flo Anne Klein'• success. All
Ille Klein ~ ¥11 cwd!nd · ~ clolbes are sleet, ..u-y ilerns one turtleneck w11b knlCl<eni two that make tranaiUons with the ld-
tweod wrap okll1s and pullovers dJUon of a-lea. .
and ... .._, ablrl\Jalal. Anne talkl abOul 111'11 being the
AU, an u.:rashlon coordinator, ytar of cleAn dresllng -meaning
wu heaving sighs of superlative that 'UnllecesW'Y frou.frou and '
rellef jlbout lbe.~ sim~llcltlos. · ~· hive beon , •• erued . from mv1no1 3rtr1uper1 . • --Wclolbei.: · · · ; ~. ·.~ ~. 1,. "'!be ,,..ld·la cobi'Plical•d
then w.al lo ""'"100. SIM wao· · .....p, • qys ~~'Theft's war, lnvlledO tO .Jl Pl# al Ille Gloria ' polluted '111r, <linJllll unrest, prison Gu~~ l)ewr Lu,Sprltaa. '' .vlolen<:e. Toifiy tll!ri'• a new
Anni, Wiit• ·Mrs.··Ollp Rul>Jn..' ~ for sim"'-dftislng that is
stein ·~llfe.nlilnbodlked , ... ~~ 11~1· a "pimona1 pro.
lo -: 117. ber • mamed jedli>Q a1 life sl!le ine·1nxn fuss.''
Dime the Uject• lneritably . -' ,. . • ' twned • . Glorl& aanaunced , . : :. -I.; r
this ;"'8 ·bid by._i .the ' ' ' ' P.arla . :to Jav.est ln, PArell· ' • (. ' _. • down~·hY10~callec1 ,, ·Jlnne 'Klein's ·1972 ~ ~~= '' · sp'rl;g · coH:~tion
µ. Alme.,. ~ ' • b "1' · · "1! t*:• to !lie is asea on .A!!r!lllll . ~ '
Job, c 'ln'lld Into lbe s'rm' pie com. p·onents·-· abo ·order a .new separates '
-·be for beraell and best pal,
Dinah Shore. . " . ·CJ'd aputtued thal all Ille nµiliire
eleganta lnr1-circle -indud1ng
Dinah. -were bored, silly "I\ b •ion~• penCbant for costumes. · <'l . "'lbe aeries of reaclJClll lurDed .
out to. be a lascin·att:ng
barometer," says Anne. "When my ·~
·· s.weaters, ·blazers, ' . . ' . .
' ·! • skirts .and trousers.
.~~~y are . i!lt•rr '
· · eliang~11~l·e: ·
busblnil 111\1 ·I put 1he tlliOcea , ( ,, " ~,~tbe ltndenry tow•d,'1111e; ·
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The main feature of this adornment for
the cranium, 1°" aee, ls two brua.Jtems
that stand up tile the rabbit ean On a
television aet.
By awanl-w~ jewelry clolicner
S~ey. llagler,,,lbe headdress l1ao bid ·
mullicolor braifiis , lpd trawlnl• ol
black JaC'JUOfed l"""'boo.
Completing llfU lllgler'1 coacopl of ' iJio perld MaJdattlin, caM!dalo, WU
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by Anthon1· Anlpiiou lo fn1"0 lbe laco
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came Edi some yeara '80 to 111 tmAI ·
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lnl awards, Including International -.
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Valentino Turns to Victo rian Age· ·
Designer Valentino gets applause from his manne-
quins for creating a line of classic suits, dresses and
coats that would. please any belle of the Victorian
era. The long straight trousers and evening wear are
ruffled, tucked and lace trimmed in the fashion of
that day,
Coast Clubs Crowd Calendar
Guest speakers will inform
members of the Orange Coast
Clubs on topics ranging from
"no fault" insurance to the
sex game in meetings planned
this week.
~ Also on area agendas are
j)rograms of music, art, cards ' Ancf election and installation of
officers.
Phi Mu
A visit from Mrs. Wllllam
R. Short, California State
District alumnae director for
Phi Mu, is planned for the
,Thursday, Jan. 27, gathering
'Of the Orange County Alumnae
Chapter.
The group will gather in the
Fullerton home of Mrs. Belly
Poggl Mrs. Short will discuss
pl1n1 for the 120th birthday
celebration of the organization
ill March.
GOP Wome n
John La FolleUe, a Los
"i\ngeles attorney, will explain ~no fault" insurance at the
,:nursday, Jan. 27, meeting of
,~t.he New p ort Harbor
.. llepublican Women Federated
in the Newport Beach Tennis
Club.
La Follette will speak at 11
a.m., after a ..J.0:30 a.m.
business meeting. Luncheon
will follow his talk.
Democrah
Nominations for 1972 of·
ficers will be submitted for
members' consideration by the
DemocraUc Women of Orange
County when they meet Thurs-
day, Jan. 11, at I p.m. in the
Unlled Savings and Loan
building ill Orange.
WomuH>f·the-year a w a rd
ballots have •been malled to
memben by committee
chairman, Mrs. F 1 o r e n c e
Smith, and should be returned
to her at the Thursday
meeting.
Library Friends
Fifty members of the Hurr
tington Beach Friends of the
Library will travel t o
Pasadena Thursday, Jan. 'J:/, to visit the Huntington Llbrary
and Gardena. A bua will leave
the main library at 9 a.m. and
return at 3 p.m.
A !healer party has been
ICbeduled fer March 18. A
used boot ra1r 11 on the qenda
for May. New members are
being recrulled.
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VIOLINIST
Murray Korda
Donald Goodrow, Tom Gold,
Terrence Bennitt, Alan Tracy,
L. B. Wilder and Mrs. James
Mears.
The club will staff a
reclamation site at the corner
of Del Mar and NewPort
Boulevard Tuesdays between
3:30 and 5:30 p.m. and
Saturdays from 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. .
Single Pare nts
The Sex Game -How to
Win will be discussed by Larry
Kinney, minister of education
for the More Institute, at the
Thursday Jan. 27, meeting of
the Young Single Parents Club
at 8 p.m. in the Beverly
c.avern, Los Angeles.
Perk Plans
El C8mlno Real Junior
Women's Club members wUI
appear Thursday, Jan. 27, at 8
p.m. at a meeting of the
Capistrano Bay Parka: and
Recreation Aasoclatlon t o
present a donation f or
playground equipment for
Thunderbird Park in Dana
Point.
The group hopes to make
the park a long-term project
with the aid of other in-
terested citizens.
Re t ired Perso n s
Reports on the 1971 White
House Conference on Aging
will be presented at the Thurs-
day, Jan. 27, meeting of the
American Association o f
Retired Persons , NeWJX>rt
,Beach Chapter 121 in the
Newport Harbor L u t h e r a n
Church, Newport Beach.
A social hour at noon is
planned . Members are asked
tQ bring sack lunches .
&verages will be provided.
The meeting will begin at l
p.m.
CM Juniors
A panel of federation of·
ficus will discuss the struc·
ture, organization and ac-
comp l is h men ts of the
California Federation o f
Women's Clubs, Junior
Membership Thursday, Jan.
27, at 7:30 p.m. for the Costa
Mesa Junior Women's Club in
the women's clubhouse.
A rummage sale is schedul·
ed for Saturday, Jan. 29, from
9 a.m. at the clubhouse. Mrs.
David N. Sheldon, 546-2439,
will accept donations prior to
the sale.
Chim es
Plans will be outlined for an
annual fashion sale in April by
Chimes, Women's Auxiliary to
t h e Oralingua Foundation,
Thursday, Jan. 27, in the
Pasadena home of Mrs. Henry
Perren Jr., president. A mem·
bership brunch is slated for
Feb. 24.
house. Proceeds will benefit
the club scholarship fund for
students at San Clemente High
School. The public is invited.
Lady Angle rs
New officers were installed
and awards presented at the
annual banquet a n d In·
stallation of officers of the
Newport Harbor Lady Anglers
in the Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club.
Installed: were the Mmes.
Lew Bellinger, president : Dale
Carter, vice president; James
Evans, secretary, and Charles
Foss, treasurer. Receivi ng
angling trophies were the
Mmes. Lily Call, Carter, H. S.
Dewey, Donald Jones, Fred
Jerome, Bellinger, Foss, Fred
Johnson and Ralph Fore.
Betrothal
Revealed
A February wedding in
Christ Church by the Sea,
United Methodist in Newport
Beach is being planned by
Christie Ellen Emmons and
Stanley D. Whimer.
Their engagement was an·
nounced by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold W. Emmons
of Newport Beach . The bride.
elect graduated from South
Hills High School where she
was president of J u n i o r
Statesmen.
Her fiance, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald A. Whisner of
Brookfield , Wis., was presi·
dent of the Kappa Sigma
chapter at his alma mater.
El Camino Re al Universily of Wisconsin, and served with the Army in
The leadership development ' Europe.
section of the El Camino Real
Woman's Club, has planned a
luncheon and card party for
Thursday, Jan. 27, at noon In
the Dana Point community
Gordon Writing T earn
Eooked for Review
Spring
Suited Up
Kimberly celebrates a suit·y
spring with a aeries of snappy
suits and jacket dresses.
A knitted suit with a short
belted Jacket has a Oaring
skirt and a fine-striped multi-
colored blouse wi~ a tie
neckline.
Gordon and Mildred Gordon,
the husband·wife wrlllng team
behind the Gordon byline, will
describe their newest novel for
the third Pi Beta Phi Celebrity
Series Book Review Friday,
Feb. 4.
The IO a.m. presentation is
sponsored by the South Coast
Alumnae Club as a benefit for
11• philanthropies.
A smock-top suit had a ahite
tailored shirt ·and black and
white checked pants.
HorosG:ope: Leo Gains
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 26
By SYDNEY OMARR
Al!fES (March 21-April 11):
You move about, conlact
family members, check prcr
perty values. Ideas are plen-
tiful. Key ts to be selective.
TAURUS (Aprll 26-May 20):
Versatile approach results in
gain. You add to possessions.
,You can collect what is need·
ed. Expand horizons. See
beyood lhe lmmediale. Sagi~
tarlus individual could play
1lgnificant role. Plan ahead.
GEMINI (May 2t.June 20 ):
Lunar cycle high ; you can
successfully take initiative.
Stress independence of
thought, action . Restrictions
fall away. You gain greater
freedom. Aquarlu!I and Leo
.persons figure prominently.
CANCER (June lt·July 22):
You get Information ~rom
undercover source. Key now ls
to state views and to be recep.
tlve to Ideas of othera. Your
cycle is on rlse; just a bit of
patience culminates In suc-
cess.
LEO (July 2.'1-Aug. 22): Ac-
cent on desires and how to
fulfill them. One way Is to get
backlog of family. Slick to
solid course. L e a v e ec--
centricilies to othera. 1bose
who recently argued make up.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22):
Promises are free-and-easy.
Insist on collateral. Pisces
person ls In picture. Dlacard
what is vague. Set sights on
goal. There la room for ad·
vancement. You move up U
confident. Avoid aeli-Oecep.
tlon.
LIBRA (Sept. 2.'1-0ct, 12):
Good lunar aapect now coin-
cides with chance to evaluate
Ideas, format, future plans.
You get matters settled. What
was abltract becomes
reaU.tlc. Yau mature. You
spread message and earn
respect
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Legacies, money that is owed
-legal matters in these areas
are emphasized. You settle
dispute. You gain objective.
SAGl'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Study Scorpio
message. Be independent, but
avoid tendency to be arrogant.
Leo individual figures p~
mlnently. Legal affairs are
emphuized. Questions con--
cei'ning marriage and
partnership are high!igbled.
CAPRICORN (Dec. :ii.Jan.
19): Guard health; lab no un-
necessary chances. Keep pace
ll!Oljerale. Check diel. Avoid
extremes. Overcome tendency
to brOod. !.<Ok ill lilture. Pasl
la aone. Improve rolallona
with usoclates, co-workers.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Develop ~ rapport with
youni person. Don't feel you
know It all. Creative effort
now ~uld unlock door ol ap.
portunity. Be willilli to make
changes. St re I 1 fiex.lbllity.
Communicate needs, desires.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Man:h 20):
Improve p h y s J c 11 .sur·
roundlngs. Protect self In
clinches. Some now would take
advantoga ol ollp, mishap. If
lboJ'Olll!I In opproach you
emerge victorious. L e a v e
nolhlng to chance. Stick to
facts.
. Easterners Go ·oiffere,nt W,ays
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : I'm a travel·
ing man and an inveterate new spaper
reader. Your column ls a must for me
and I r e a d it all over the country.
Sometimes I read it twice a day -when
I'm on the road. This is what I am
writing about. can you solve a riddle for
me?
'4•.t~ .. ...
Recently I was in Detroit and caught
you in the Free Press. The column that
morning was about a young guy who
couldn't urinate unless he was alone . He
was very worried because he was about
to be inducted into the Army and he knew
he'd never have any privacy there.
That same morning I flew to Boston
£rom Detroit and picked up the Herald
Traveler at the hotel. I read the sa me
column I had read in the Detroit paper,
but the language was different. It didn't
say anything about the guy's inability to
urinate. It said he was afraid to go to the
bathroom.
Do you write different answers for cer-
tain papers? Please etplain. -A ROAD
RAT
DEAR ROAD: The very same column
Is seat to all client papers. Each editor
bandies U as be sees fit. It might be that
nobody in Boston urinates. They only go
to Uie bathroom.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am so burn·
ed up right now that I have to let off
steam or I'll explode. It's my d i z z y
cousin who lives in Detroit. She is con·
stanUy sending me greeting cards. She
writes in every bit of white space from
top to bottom, then she writes up and
down the sides of the card, over the
printed message and oo tti.e back. It's a
mess.
As if that's not enough she underlines
everything so I won't miss the point. It's
maddening. Does she think I'm an idiot?
At the end of a sentence that's supposed
to be funny, she scribbles "HA HA. GET
IT?''
Should I tell this donkey that I don't en-
joy her cards, that they make me mad
and to please stop sending them? -
LEAVE IT TO HALLMARK
DEAR LEAVE IT: You told me -
that's enough. I see no point In hurting
your cou1tn11 feeliDp. Whea ber cards
come, give them a quiet &lance tben
throw them out. HA HA. GET IT?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My boyfriend
is 24 and so am I. We have been engaged
three times in the last four years. When
the time comes to set the date, Ike gets
sick or something. This morning we were
to mail the invitations and Ike said he
wasn't sure he wanted to get married and
needed "more time."
The last disappontm~nt upset me ter·
ribly. J still see him and am willing to
give him another chance, but certain
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members of my family are bugging me.
They say Ike is stringln& me al011f, that
he is seliish and Insincere. .
l'm on the verge of breaking off rela·
tions with both my parents and my sis-
ters, They should be alvlnf me lio'pe and
encouragement instead o ijndctmining
my confidence .in Ike. Do ,y.u ·agree?
. Please answer, Ann, I want them to see
It. -NEEDING CONFIDENCE
DEAR NEEDING: I ,.,... -yo~
1bould dellnltely break oil relatlou. llut
not with your famlly. J&'1 1ke wbo oapt
to be dltebed. Should you muo1e to
bluclg-him Into marrlqe oae of lllete
d1y1, you'll rep-el It. Tbe IUY II boUen.
CONFIDENTIAL TO WHAT GIVES!
You've got the quote wrong. It'• 11WHEN
ignorance is bliss 'tis folly· to be wlse.''
Aa for me, I'll take wisdom over lg.
norance if there's a choice. Too often
there isn 't one.
Ann Landers dt.cu11et teeu1e drlat.
Ing -Its myths, Ill reallU.1. Lura IM
facts by read.lq:, '1Boose ud Yott-Ror
Teenagen On.ly," by Ann Laden. Sead
35 cents la cola and a 1ta11 stamped, •li-
addretltd envelope la care of tile DAILY
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Couples Exchange Vows, Rings ·J
PEARSON-
ARTHINGTON
Lutheran Church of the
R e s u r rection, Huntington
Beach was the setting for the
marriage linking Carol Lee
Arthington and Ronald Gene
Pearson Jr. of Fountain
Valley.
The Rev. Arthur Tingley
directed the vow exchange for
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
L.C. Arthlngton of Huntington
Beach and the son of Mrs.
Mary Pearson of Newport
Beach and Ronald G e n e
Pearson or Seal Beach.
Mrs. Roger Braaten aerved
as matron of honor, while
bridesmaids were Miss Bobbi
Arthln&ton, Miss Maribeth
Pearson, Mrs. Joseph Ava1os
and Mrs. James Pawling.
Attending as best man was
MRS. PEARSON
Robert Rodman Jr., and was the setting for the wed·
ushers were Avalos, Roger ding ceremony linking their
Braaten, John Pearson, Gary daughter, Jocelyn Elizabeth
Miller and Robert Zecher. Mickle and Wayne Aaron
The bride is a graduate of Beachwood.
Huntington Beach Hlgh School The Rev. James Kirk of St.
and attended California Slate Mart Presbyterian Church of·
College at Long Beach where ficiated .
she was a member of Omicron Mrs. Kingsley Knoxwood
Nu and Kappa Sigma . was the matron of honor and
Her husband, a graduate of Dale Beachwood was the best Newport Harbor High School, man
attends CSCLB where he af· The bride a Chlldren'•
!iliated with Kappa s.igma~ Home Society debutante, ts •
The ne~lyweds will reside m graduate of K a t h a r i n e
Fountain Valley. Branson Girls School and is a
BEACHWOOD-senior at the Univerpity of
Oregon. MICKLE Her husband, aon or Mr. and
The Lido !ale home of Col. Mrs. George IV. Beachwood of
and Mrs. Alan Jocelyn Mickle PorUa nd, Ore., ls working
towards bis teaching creden·
tial in music at the U of 0.
The newlyweds will reside in
Eugene .
Du PRE-RICHARDSON
Vicki S u s a n Ricbardaon
became tbe bride or Michael
StevenDuPre d uring
ceremonies conducted in the
First United Methodist
Church, Costa Mesa.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R.J. Richardson Jr.
of Coeta Mesa, uked Mrs.
Karl Kloetur to be her
matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were th & ,
Mmes. Rick Richardson and :
Mel Johnson; Jim Ferguson,
was the best man, and ushers '
we.re Richard.son and Mike.-:
Cochra~ A . ;
The bride is a graduate ot'
Estancia High School and
Orange Coast College. Her
husband is a graduate of
Placer Union High School and
attended Sierra Junior Coller•
and 5acrameoto Stole College.'
They will mate their borne
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Alpha Della Pl sorority will
gather for a luncheon meeting,
Thursday, Jan. 27, at 11 a.m.
In the Greenbrier Inn, Garden
Grove. Club Seeks
The Gordons, who have been
writing for Doubleday for 20
years, turned away from their
famous cat, D.C., and looked
to the church world for their
newest book, "The Tumult and
the Joy."
SPECIAL 01! THE WEEKI $16 75 fora limited
• time only
This body-buildlng wave ls a real
curl-keeper ••• great forhelplng
any tYPe of hair to hold the lint I ~dcutives
VioJinlsl Murray Korda and
hiJ trio will perform a pro-
gram of gypsy music for a
gathering of the Executives
Dinner Club of Orange Coast
'l'hurlday, Jan. 27, in the
Newporter Inn starting at C
p.m. with a social hour.
Korda bu been called the
"Liberace ol the violin."
Junior Ebell
'l'olkln& It Over will theme
the Tburaday, Jon. ?7, lun·
cheon meellnl or tho Junior
Eboll Club of Newport Beach
at 11 :30 in Berk&blre 1 1 1
N•wport . Beach. .
Club oupport fer the POW·
MIA committee will be re-
quested.
N• membero r 1 c • n t ly
wel<omed ...,. 1111 Mmeo.
llobll't J-. .,.tthew L,.., Robert 1'lrlll9. J,_
!. lllcb, M. M. a...on,
Paperbacks
Persons interested in shar· This ls the story or a
Ing their paperbaclt boob can mln~ter caught up In lhe
donate volumes to the Hun-turmoil of a world of changing
tlngtoo Beach L i b r a r y ' 1 values .
paperback book s h e J f • Tickets for the meeting,
Volumes are loaned out on the wh.ieh is open to the public,
honor system ill anyone in-may be oblained by callln&
terested. Mrs. Frank Gill, chairman, at
Replacement books a r • . 837-5155.
being collecled by the Hun-1:~~~~~~~~=1 tlngtoe BMdl Junior Woman'•
Club. Boob moy be broughl lo <zi,,.
any of the library branches.
For large numbera or books FRANCJS-arrangements can be made
for pickup. Mrs. Randall Lan-'\., 0 RR J
ford, education chalnnan, has
further Information, 847-2852.
Othor juniors projects in·
elude working In the library
branches, mating hand pup-
pets for children in the Head
Siar! Procnm and collecting
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·49ers' Style of Play Mirrors Tarkanian
LOilG B&ACH (AP) -It's ~ard to
fMe Jerry Tarlcaolan of Cil State (Long
Bt1ch) strlously when be says he isn't
thinking about UCLA. It gets harder
when, iA the next breath, he starts talk·
· ·inc about what h's third-ranked 49ers wiU
have to do ff they find themselves on the
iame c..'Ourt with the mighty Bruins.
"Of course, you c::an't beat UCLA if you
• can't set lhrbugh their press and stop
their fast break/' the coach says. "ff you
can do those things, then they're down to
earth.
"They run so well that ii you just rela1
Nature Can't
~.
·Be Rushed
:·savs Easton .; ,,
Jim Ryun likes to believe tilat win·
ning-not the slow time of 4:0ll.8--was
~the most important factor in the mile ~ 'i.ciueJ. be had with Kip Keino Saturday
night at the Sports Arena.
From this comer, however, the most
, aignificant thin& for Ryun was his con-
dition after the ract. Meet 'b(Hcials an-
,' ~hounced to the press corps awaiting in·
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i =tervlews that Ryun was physically apd
~ ~mentally exhausted and was unable to
-stand, let alone to talk .
; If such i! the case, it's difficult to im-
. •1ine he'll be any kind or a threat for the
'" Olympic Garnes th is summer, if indeed ~·he makes the U.S. team.
; Ryun is trying lo make a comeback
•following mononucleosis and then a
·tayoff.
Fonner University of Kaasas track
coach Bill Easton feels Ryun is making a
for a second they 've aot a bucket. It's ~
sign that they've got one he:ll -0r a coach.
I hope we gtl to play them."
UCLA lsn'I on Long Beach's schedule
-"I don't blame them ," Tarkanlan says
but ln thi1 port city, 30 mllea south ol
the Bruins In Westwood , it's hard to lg·
nore John Wooden's giants of college
basketball, who again this year may
stand between the 49ers and a chance at
a national Utle.
Tarkanian's unheralded learn nearly
slew the giant in the NCAA regionals last
year, but 49er star Ed Ratleff fouled out,
Loni Beach took 1 few hurtled sbots, and
the calm Bruins squeaked by 17-M -and
then rolled to their fifth str~bl NCAA
championship.
But thl& year the 49ers are anythlng but
unheralded." With a coupJe of new players
who have added to the 40-yeer-old Tarka-
nian's growing legend as a recruiter, they
have won 15 of 11 games, rank third in
the nation, and tfave their fans hoping
that Ibis, finally, may be tbe year for
graduation into the big time.
Their style mlrrors their coach, who Is
chatty where Wooden is oracular.
"Maybe I lllk loo much," says Tarka·
nlan.
The -· dOn't dastroy oppo~ts with
the majesty of UCLA, either. lnstUd
Ibey cat<h fire for • few mm.iee, run off
10 or 11 points, lben allow 1111 -t !D
creep tantalizingly close before moving
awa,y 11aln to the r o a r in g ac-
companilnent of the home fans.
E1acUy 2.~ ol those fans turn out to
pay homage at each home game, squeez·
ing into the Cal State (Long lltach) cam-
pus gym and putting forth an ear-split·
ting howl for the nest hour or so:' ' .
· mi.stake to get in tough races early in his
· comeback, believing 1hat a gradual
-buildu p would pay off.
MI LLER BARBER (LEFT) AND CADDY REACT TD WINNING BIRDIE PUTT.
.• "You can't ~sh mother nature," he
· r1ays, "and when ytlU try, you can run
· into problems."
. Ryun may be finding that out.
* * * . Speaklng of another world record
)older (Ryun bolds Ille world l,5!111
· meters •nd mile aurks) wi th problems,
' lludy M•tloo U 1 been getting beat with
1l1ocldng repllrlty hi Ille sbol put.
• .. Ia fact lw: wood up third la Saturday _..w•, blowout at tlte SporU Arena.
However, MltloD appears to be tbe
kmd of py wllo b: able to u1Uy roll wttb
Ute · pancbes. Ht 11y1 be is llling the
t.teor campalp strictly to g e t ac-
. cllmattd to 1bot put competlUon and that
lte'll 10 full bore when outdoor actloo ....
MatlOll, ille only man ever to put 1 16-
ponder over 'l'O feet, is ~rturbe<I at-bis
· lack of consistency at tbe present and
. blame:1 tedmiqUe problems for not being
·h Ute a.foot area regularly.
. "I tltlak· · ll'll take 70 fttt-maybe
. f8rtlter--to wla the Olympics," be told
, &bis colamn.
* * * How many more fights are going to
. break out between the Corona del Mar
High rooters and kids from other schools
before CdM gets some active adult
supervision and control for that hyper·
. ehttiusiastic crow<!?
There was an altercation al Friday
. nighl's Costa lo1esa game that 'as broken
Up before: anything more serious
developed.
With a jam-packed gym and a ti:nse
.rivalry. the fight could ha ve erupted into
,a full-scale free-for-all .
;It's ·a Sweep .
:for Bruin Five
By Alsoclaled Press To~ra11ked ·UCLA scored a shutout in ~ Associated Press colle~e basketball
fPon Monday, sweeping every first-place
"ball .. otf the bbards. '
White Agrees,
Curtis to Play
·li He Remains
BERKELEY (AP) -"We want to get
back into the good graces of the NCAA."
says Dave ft1aggard, the University of
California's new athletic director.
"But we don't want to do anything
deterimental to Isaac Curtis or Larry
Brumsey," be added Monday at a news
conference welcoming new football coach
Mike White back to the Berkeley campus.
Curtis and Brumsey. two athletes in-
volved in a case that landed Cal on NCAA
probation. may soon be gone, however.
They visited San Diego State over the
weekend and may transfer to that school
for the term beginning Feb. 7 .
Both were among a group of athletes
who failed to take a required entrance
examination before enrolling at 'Ca1. The
NCAA put Cal on probation last summer
for allowing them to continue competing.
Cal has promised Curtis and Brumsey
they will be allowed to compete if they
stay.
"I want what's best for Isaac Curtis."
White said Monday. He met with Curtis.
a halfback in football . but said the
possibility of the transfer to San Diego
was not mentioned.
Brumsey was starting tight end on last
fall's team. Curtis is a j~ior, Brumsey a
sophomore .
Maggard said Cal plans to approach
the NCAA within two weeks and ask for a
review of the probation .
Unless the probation is lifted. Cal will
again have no chance of going to the
Rose Bowl next year .
"But we can get some identity here
regardle.JS or lhe probation status." said
White. "\Ve want to get int'o the country's
Top Ten."
\Vhite. a 1959 Cal graduate, returned to
Berkeley after eight seasons at Stanford
that ended v.·ith Rose Bowl titles in 1971
and 1972. He has brought four other
members or the Stanford starf with him.
Sports In Brief
Los Alamitos Granted
Harness Racing for '12 ·
Harness racing will make its debut at
Los Alamitos Race Course on Saturday,
l\1arch 11 and run for nine weeks follow-
ing approva1 by the California Horse
Racing Board this w~k in granting a
license to the Southern California Racing
Assn.
Frank Vessels. Jr., president of Los
Alamitos, has been able to operate only
with quarter horses in the past.
Donald P. Kennedy has called a
meeting of the sponsoring group 's board
or directors for Wednesday at the Santa
Ana offices of the First American Finan-
cial Corp.
Another group of horsemen was voted
dates for quarterborse racing at Lo!
Alamitos beginning Dec. 12 and running
until Feb. 10. .'
These dates are in• addition to the
regular spring and summer racing dates
staged by Vessels.
•
INGLEWOOD -The Los Angeles
Lakers play the Phoenix Suns here ~
night trying to break out of the doldrums
in which they've lost four of their last .siJ
National Basketball Association contests.
Laker star Jerry West conceded Mon-
day that he and his teammates have been
flat _since their 33-game win streak ended
and said . they've got to start con-
centrating again.
After finding it easy to get aroused for
a game during the victory run, he said,
the Lakers haye bee1,1 having a hard time
building up emotion for their recent
games. • SACRAMENTO ,-Saying "I don'!
seem to have the drive anymore," Olym·
pie gold medalist Debbie Meyer an-
nounced Monday she is retiring from
competitive swimming at the age of 19.
Miss ~1eyer, a student at American
River College, said she would not com-
Pete in the 1972 Olympic Games at
Munich. '
She won three gold medals at the 1968
games in Mexico City -in the 200, 400
and JM».nieter freestyle events .
She won the Sullivan Award that year
as the nation 's outstanding amateur
athlete. •
The University of Washington Huskies
stormed to an 86-73 Pacific-& conferenct
basketball victory over visiting Oregon
State Monday night to stay within
shouting distance of unbeaten UCL..\ and
USC in the race for the crown.
Tbe win gives the Huskies a 3-1 mark,
1n other Pac-3 action it waa host
Washington State over the Oregon Ducks,
73-56. WSU senior Rick Rawlings had his
best collegiate game ever with 23 points
and 15 rebounds to pace the Cougars.
California's Golden Bears captured •
non=conference test over the host Slnla
aara Broncos. 119-'ll, an.. trailing oo
three occasions in the second half.
•
TEMPE, Ariz. -Mike Contreras,
former Huntington Beach High cage star,
scored 18 points to help the Ariaona State
Sun Devils to a 9M9 basketball victory
over Cal State (Los· Angela) l400dal'
night. , I~" ' -
The SUn De.vils slOtmed IO. a 12'1 laad
early in U:ie game, wtnt lnto·a CODll <Md
fell behind, 17·29, then mounted 1 c:ounter
attacl< lo cut the lead IO two at the ball, -·
"I Uke the: nolM, '' 11y1 Tar~ with
1 cbucl<ll. "The acou1ticl of ti* pllce
are such you can hardly hear )'OUlself. (
think !bars cood for college balkelbalf."
The feelings aren't shared by Lopg ·
.Beach's opponents. 'Ibe 49ers have.never
lost I home game: under Tarkaniao, wln-
nin& SO straight In 3~ years.
Half of those games have been pla)'ed
ln the spacious Long Beach Arena. But
Ws year the city lured the American
Bowling Congress tournament, which
moves into the arena next month, so the
49ers are playiol all but four of , their
modem · but for nervOUJ op-bQme came~ 111!J.' The place la
ponents, the Beach ·rans sit ~
comfortably close.
. The Uers, of couraa, aiJ tough lo belt
anywhere. TheyNe loat only 14 games up·
der Tarkanian, Who' hid wof'I" four state
junior college titfe's lri six yliis before ht
came here in )918. · :
Usually few -b!:1ms th their Pacific
Coast Athletic Association cin even give
them a ga'me· -1tiey've iOn ~~straight
in the PCM -and !bey're e#cted to
make it into t~ . reg!oilals as,.1in thil
year. , .. ., tt.
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Nabs Maratlio1~ Playoff • l'
Barber Was~ Ju·~t
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:.t. .,
Trying to Finish
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TUCSON.("1') -Portly, aging Mjller
Barber hid just finished a ~•tho~ 21·
hole piayofi and he was sighing in
wearinesa with perspiration glistening on
his bakl-be'ad and streamlng down beside
the aviators' glasses he always wears.
111 was just trying to get in -just
trying to finish /' the 40-yeaMld veteran
said Monday after oot-lasting George
Archer in pro golrs longest playoU-in
more than a quarter ol a century .
Barber, who had to shoot a fourth
round 65 Sunday to gain a spot in the
playoff, rolled in an IS-foot birdie plltt
from below the cup on 1be 93rd hole' to
take the title and the $30,000 first prize in
the Tucson Open golf tournament.
"We were both about to fall down,"
Barber said in a brief interview before
catching a plane home to Sbe:nnan, Tu.
to stt his new son. .,:.
Archer, a 32-year-old former Masters
champion .and one of the hottest players
now on the tour, picked up $17,100 for se-
cond place. He left immediately after
finishing and was not available for corrr
men I.
It was the second extra round in three
\Veeks for the 6-foot-6 Archer, who beat
Dave Hill and Tommy Aaron in a na-
tionally televised 18 hole affair for the
Los Angeles Open crown in the first
tournament on the long pro scbedule. .
And it was the longest playoU aince
Lloyd Maogrum went l6 boles to ii.at
Byron Nelleli and Vic Gbeu.i for-the 1946
United States Open tiUe at Canterbury in
Cleveland. That orte was set up dif-
ferently.
After they tied at the end ol 18, another
18 was scheduled. '
This time an additional 18 was sc~13:
ed -.\nslead of the u5'!11 sudden death
on Swlday -because of the naUonal
fe,levilioa contract. Then, whea they Ued
with par 72s over the first 11, they went
to sudden death. ' ,
Both parred the first two sudden death·
boles, the IMb and !Ith, before Barber
nailed down his seventh tour tiUe on the
par three J?tb, ironically, a pivotal .hole
for Arther.
"It was just about the ·same putt,
maybe a foot shorter, than the one I'd
had the lirat Ume we played it today',"
Barber 5aid. ·
It was on the 17th in SOnday'1 scbadUJ.
ed final round that Archer made a bifdie
that gave him • share or the lead at 273,4
15 under par on the monster Tucson Na-
tional ~f Clu b course. A 7,~,yard
layout w1Ut 1encthy stretches of cactus-
studded desert between gl'fffts, dyed 1
deep oUve for color cameras1 and the
U:lt:l:Y.=HI' ltHH
', tJ...~ -dyed green tees, It's the longest course
the pros pl~y 11! yet And it was on the J agam on Monday
that Archer finally .C ht up "aglln.
The big guy, recognized as one of the
finest putters on he tour , missed four
times inside of ft•J ~t Is B¥1>e! built a
three stroke lead. •
JIM FRi"°SI
·Fregrisf Hits-::~
The, Big T~~n
Wit~'a Sp~h . ' ~ .....
NEW YORK (A!') -Jim f'l<!gosi Is
lookinl ahead to his· but teaSCin Jil -major
league bastball as thircl basemari1or the
New York.Mell this year.
"'The first Season with a i>ew· club
always is an incentive and I loot forward
to a great season, 11 • comm"'1lttd the
newest Met Moaday. He came to the
A1ets from the Calif°"'ia Angels in
December in a trade for pitcher Nolan
Ry . • '• an. -..
Fregos.i, Who \\/ill ' be a. "young · :fP" on
April t" made a big hit orally at:, Met
press ~nfetenc;e called to a~ the
signings of pitc}Jers.Jim McAndi-ews and
Cliarlie · \\!flliams and outfiel~!f-lint
basemaii Mike J'orgensen. No-ienni were
di,sclosed although Wllllahls, 1 rookie last
season, sai.d be had recieved a raise.
Fregosi, termed a tough out by manag-
er Qil ilDd&tll ol the Mets. sflJlad •three.
year cootr<1ct. last year wltfi the Angels
which the Mets took over. ,,,.._,,,
1Nf.1Mt-:lt7 "l!don't expect him to get 30 horiiers or JR.:l=l:: \. 1nxthing Lite tha~" Hodges1 ·co~nted.
11.n:ltJCl?: -0 f:Iis powet is in doQbles. Neither do J e1· '"'~· m pect him to have any trouble playin& HID'" third. If you cau ~l•Y shol:t Y.O\! can .play 66-n. " -• third." i · ., U.a-n: =m ,, _·FregoSi played~ lO_ .yea..:.~ w·th. th•
lf:t'1l:ll=1tt Aneels, and,' was thF Amerlc-,n1~~gue
''·11·.U-a=E A!fatar game. strortstop sis ,~ .... His ::n:~~ ... belt aeuon with the AngeJa.......:~1170.
.. ,.~ · Thal yefr he hit II bomer1, jJ · l>les • !~?:!!:! f~ triplei, .h•d JZ R~l ~ '-. led "*"',,_,.. . the •-.wiJtnlng .hit In ll ll'm~· HJs '":llt:lf batting· ive:rate wia .2711. \ti, • ·.. :
·, ·~ -· in ' 1971 bf.! baiting aie,qO." rilltiiild to ' :II= •. 233, with ..iy ,Jl14o\lbl~,'"J!"·Jrlpl1-tivo
' bollleri "u d 33 RB I He altrll>utid tba
,lllllllp ijo I 'li'o'i>th betwffn ·hls •iecood
,,and third toes, oo .b1I rig/it foOt.
, · "J feel fine now, they removed the
atowtb, '' li're~ ukl. "See t" he added
liking oil bjl lboe arid "'°' 111C1. wrl1· Iliac his lool.
• • The Bruins. the season's first unani-
tnous No. I choice. picked' off 43 top bal-
lots from a nationwide panel of soorb
,writers a!MI !oortscasters for a hefty
point t"al Of llM.
UCLA rectived the acclaim .ntr tm·
Tres&ive triumpN over SI~~ and J)mlver last, wi;ok tb1t the
jkvlns' recotd Jo 29 str.ight. 'lleloria.
"\Ve're used to wirming. We're going to
win.'' he said, speaking for himself, Max
McCartney, Bill Dickey Roger Theder
and Ron Hudsqn.
Jack Christiansen. SLanford '1 new
toacb, annowJCed Mondty that one of the
few remaining lndiAna ~b,es. Dove
Qimy, has signed a "'11ract for the ccimins year.
Ant~aters T.angle ·With Oxy .Tonight.
~ I ' I ' ' • '\..~,
tSncludtnc 14 th}& 1eaJ¥tn. · ,,.
M~ was a neir. ULWtin\ous
choloe for lltCOlld, the spot it held last
._It '"-WarrioNI, however. trimmed ~I polnll .cl UCLA's margin and lo-Wod '/'It Hiii tln1o. . • . ,'
. C.I state (LlliiR lltacb l moved up a ~..., end la -ranked third in the· .. ""· 1. UCLA 14'1 ,.. • 11, "' c ... o11u 1•) m 4 • .......,.,,. t• 1Pt 1f, M Lwl.i-11.1 m J.-C-...... 1.1 11-1 m IJ, •r111•n 'r'flll'lf l'<t ISi ' ::<i.. ~ m 14.. Mfr"'-lt l•f fS .: c.rwlill tN at U, HMr411 11-1 •t . -I'" .... MinrlHttt lW '° ....... Cll n 1t· """""""' l~ ,, .. ~. ...... ...... "" lt •• .._ • ""· tllJtlolt , .. , ,
': , .. :-a! ::;· i""' ,,., •• om.. 1(111 crM"! Ot.U,
! ........ ~·==~ I--... ·-" D<• .............. 71 ............ y .. ,......_l_
..-,. V.L:e • WUif ...,....
))river Injured ,
](on U>fian of MalibU Is reported to be
"boldin& his own'' at Tustln C.ommuntt v
llolpltaf following the arriputatlon of ·both
fess and ..,. ol bis hands, after bis car
crubed during qualifylnl in the All·Pro
chlmploolbip series 11 1 OI' .... Counly
Jntemaliooal Raceway Sonday .
Losaa w., loriou~y injured when ht
lost """trol ol bis 1<J11 fuel rur engined qstcr and collided Willi the cuarcfraU
at lllicMrlCL
UC Irvine's basketbolf team wW vent
• ~ 11111 fury of its Orsi lou In 1111mes
on the-Occidental CoUese Tigers IOnlgbt
In ct'wford Hall with tlpall ot I o'clock.
Tbe·Anteaters fosl 1 two-point decision
In tbe finals of the Alf-01fUomfa touma·
ment to hoot Rlveraljle StlurdaJ nJsbt,
t.Mf ,1 to end 1 record sballl.ljp& string of
ti vlctorl04. 1 '
,Wltb' 10 rqular ..... mes re-
.malnite on the sllle, lfP"'t Cal Stale (Lone Btocfl) and Ibo uamrall)' of
Hawofl, It ls doubtful Uthe -"""lit
mat<bed even with a NCAA pt.,.ir
berth.
But rtcord striols ire of no concern IO
coach Tim Tilt u be prepares bis troops
fol' ~loo against Occidtol•I (H ).
'ljie Tigers wl~ bri!ll a team here w)tb
only one senior in the starling lineup. Jim
Smith, 1 guard averaging 11.0 points per
l•"l' Is the list year man.
LdcUng scorer for the T 11 er • ta
forward Doug McAdam with ao II.I
norm. Ills runnln&.mate at lorwoN. "'1
Allen, ta liliUnc at 1 U.t _.,. with Uio
other lnint-flne -· jllllior Joct -•vtragfng 10.0. P'nlbman Paul ZykowUI (H), a
former TuUn HIP star, 1s YJlnl wlt!I
I
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aophomon Grt&WY Wa!Rr (W) for lbe ~lil<I' no lU tlfects from lhe -~""lhl
.tarlfng -· berth Ind Oolcl> .Q1c1< • -1111 Ucftbot be wooild l)J! reff7 !or
Flchtnar utd be -Id wait 1111W toaJPt Ottldentaf ~. He Is ••er .. q ·Jl.t .per Jame. 'ft , , i •
to detamdne a lla'lel'. BUI lllOortl 11 ltla running 'male 11
Flchlaer llH hfP repr!I for UC! Ind ~·rd Ind boasta. tu m•rt fOUOwed
delpto Slltunllly'I loll, voted the by i'r<!y Rbl!" j14J), Diva Bakti' (14.1)
Antulera omong the top 10 collaga Ind Ed ............ (fl.I). Baker olaiu
cUrillon ....,,s In !be nation again thts 11 centei' while llolnh Ind Burlln1ham
woell 11 lie 1111 done for the put two . wlU open In the -...rt.
-s. followtnc 10t1ilfrt'• coale". . t h •
P1111 llhJm, top ......,. for UC!, wll -Joamq !II Cal Pol7, ~)
..... ,,,,... wllb a knee lnJlll"f al,'Rl"'T-~ nl<iht la hit QM.I tulllltp for
lido, 1111 -I hr 0. I h with I • the dafl itilh CaJ stale ( ...... 8-bl
potnt .....,..,._. In lhl chimp! n•hl'p nat T1lddlJ Mllflta at U.. AnobeQ
pme. He pndl<ed llondq ud said lie C.Oventloo Cloler.
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Broelca lffede Swi~lf
I 0
Boood · Move
Helped. Oil City
11, •
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By PBlL ROM ·· . ... ., .. ._. ,_ ""' ~ve Broob, who had apeot
-One ol Ille J')ll><l·the-mi!l bis -.. year •.t Marini bouni!ary <hll>lot which have · High, wllm he per!~ 11
become commoqpl1ce In r.. • luard oa the Vlkin&• f-cenl years In tlie Hunlinltqn hoop Jquad.
. lludi Union lllgb SCbool Brooks llllmll•t.d, Info lhe . ~. wu effected just cage .....,..,. al Jhe older OU
bofore, the lllf.70 achOoJ ye1r, City cmiil>us as a r-.e
•. Al the lime,'. ii was jusl swin«Jnan ("he pllyed 11
rtearded 11 another realign. every potjtion, but mostly Ii a
menl effort. luard and forward," Co-
But, in the Jong nm you'll admits today.) on Hun-
never convince Hun'Ungton tingtoo's sophomore team.
11acb !.'llh buketblll coach Bui, when bis junior year
Elmer COmho ol tbll fact. rolled ~ tblnp tool< 1
Bec:lllll!, lltbougb he dldn'I aildden uj[sw1n&. ·
live It a second tbouihl al According lei Comhi. "we
that ~ J u n c t u r e , brougJn steve up to the vani-
t' Combii ibtheiited 1 e v e f, a I ty and he was ope ol.our-tfJ.ler
~lllllt·taleoted youngi!er,s klds~ So, as a. ~i of wbo~were dettJned to pat thefr necessity, we conVerted him to
:&mea into starring roles on an inside position. He can play
tbe' OU City cqe marquee. • anywhere on the team right
Ferbapo4he moat prominent now but we need him and
WU I IOpborJ.o.be nq>ed (Jim) ~orthy inside.~ ..
' ' of lliei"'1!.ight <and rioboU~g .
• ; 1 abillty~f;--,.~ r f. 1 _ •
And 1 With Worthf ... as ·rus on-eourl erson partner, Brooks has climbed the helghls.
·Last Y..r, lhe 1>4ir played Leads JC ~~~rr: .. ~u:s:!i · L e a g u·e c:<>cbampionship
.. StaJisties . which the Oilen ahared1 with
Marina.
And Brooks was rewarded
wilh pla)'<l" o[ lhe year honors
for bolll lhe league and the
Orange Coast area, in addition
lo a first team berth on the
all-Orange County five anti a -' • DAIL y ,ILOT Sl•ll Ptwt. . ) . .
oecond learn slot on the sll· ALL-CIF RETURNEE -Huntington Beach's senior basketball slar Steve Brooks C~n ~ ~~t~~ g10ry, the (54) made the all·CIF AAAA seco~d team as a jpnior and was the area and Sun·
tan.pounder averaged 21 poinls set League play~r of the year. ·H~ s ··averaging ~0.4 , points per game and 13.3
per contest and snot well over _r_e_bo_u_n_d_is_p~e_r_til_L ______ ··--·---~-------------
50 percent from the field.
While bis scoritig rate has
subsided ·to a certain extenl
(Combo' allribules lili! lo dou-·
hie figure scoring by three
other Oller starters), Brooks
JC Releaguing Meeting
. bas improved in other areu. · •
To wit : in Huntington's dou..
ble post ,.lup, Brooks ,,.,
lllemaled between lbe blgb
and low posts wilh Worthy. In
doing .!O• he's clicked on 55
Could Be Stormy Session
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percent of his fieJd goal ~t-Friday's st.ate JC'~thleUc committff meet.
tempts; 78 percent from t?ie Ing on relagulng could be a stormy one.
fool Jine While also grabblng A1t. San Antonio College is reportedly upset
..,,.. 201 rel:iounds and having been over the fact that the Southern California re-ltr credited with 36 assists. leaguing group recommended that the Moun-
11.0 Brooks Sl'Orlng norm i"s ties be switched from the South Coast Con-,~~ down to 20.4. fermce to· the Metro circuit.
6.J "Steve's probably our best (other •recommeodatic>ns placed Golden ~ -~erallYplayer,'~ e :s;c I aim 111ftWest in the South c.oast Conference and San.
·,:1· Combs. "and I think he's done ; U Monica in the Southern Cal.)
~~ an e"'plionally good ·job. 'lb111 Mt. SAC figures ti>: put 1lp .. Quite a
,:6 He's an outstanding shooter fight. And since a full meettnit bas ·tietrr
a.1 with ~t moves. .called on the subject, the ""state committee
t ,,., "steve's weaknesses are '·' l.o defense and rebc>undiM but "'° be'• workihg "diligentlf'on Im~
pf.oving hi both Of ibose areas. ....
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"I don1 kno,; how to rtally
measure µnprovement i n
either of tbdse areas but there
has been a noted improvement
in his-de!ensive rebounding
and slight "improvements on·
offensive rebounding and over.
all defense."
Combs calls Brook s.
"probably the best ooe-olHlne
player in the county this
season;" and adds, "he's been
two and three-timed in many
instara&.filXI still manages to
hit the ~ man well ..
Some ol the bounda·ry
1mendments of late Qla.Y be
ll'Ull.of-the-n)ill. to some people.
Bui lbey're not that way to
others.. _
Just ult ~lmer Conib.!.
CRAIG
SHEFF
does not expect to merely rubber stamp the
recommendatlon .
Meanwhile, Golden West officials opine
lbal the state, group will okay the proposal.
* * * ' . Allotber recommendation by the SoCal rt·
1.eaplq: IJ'OllP WIS to switch San Diego City
College from the Soatb Coast to the Mission
clrcatt. 1'1& will be effective for t.be 1973-74
coDeie year.
A recommendation WW be forthcoml.ag in
F• An Pl May on wldcla current Mlssioa· melilber . . Ive teate.r a .. Y.ers · -....r 1o1a 1a ·111e .,.11<b. Slddleback ngare.
ISt• vtry IOOd posslblltty beea•se of tfrt lo-
cale .of dte college with the conferenct and
Hittina in Twin· F,. ···011r es ·:::u:i-· Jllol the Ga-bave had la .,.....,, :-e-OI eMne SaddleNck athletic dirtctor
All -·-•·-of .. _ UC ud ·fa 1tblll CMCll GeOrge Bartman doesn't ~~• -competilion · at . UC!.. h a s wui the 1wllel> -al le1st aot yel.
Irvine • t 1 rt i ~I ~sketbali ·scored 1,814:J10mls and is third "1'~ doa't want to move for at least uot.lt-~ are •~iLD& m doubl~ on the •D·time list. er Utee yean:"IUltD tH scllbol Us crown ud fllUi'el for 11 games. w~th P'1iJ Ed BUrlinllJ&m, a ~ _··we me IOme' f1cDltiel II .. ,. 11artmu.' Rfi)'J)! the letder with 1 18.t y~ varsity.~ member. 1 s ·
a.._e. has scored 505 polnll and is * * *
ing the last three days of August (eicluding
Sunday) but may not use football gear. Foot·
balls may be used .
* * * There's a new baseball playoff format for
junior coUege lllls· aeasoa. It prevldes for u
separate large _!nl 1m@ll ~viflon tOuraa. ..
meals, similar to football.
* * * The Southern CalifOmia JC 'spike reiays
will be heJd at Golden West (March 30) this
season, not at UC Irvine as earlier reported,
* * * . , . Qoolable quote from Don Rowe, tbe oft.
times oatspotea Golden West footblll a11l_s;
tant: "Tbe swltcb to tile Soatla Coast Confer·
eoce wW mean a grtat deal la recnitJJl.g
for us. We've seen the dtffereaee: already l.a
tbe guys we've been talklnf to . It's really
gol.ng to Jtelp as. Tbere are aow more good
e:uys leaning OW' way.''
* * * OCC football coach Dkk Tucker bas a pair
of sons that could very well be heard from
in coming years in county athletie11.
' Travis, a sophoqwre, currently leads the
Brea High sophomore basketball t.eam in
scoring w1lh a 19.6 average whlle Rhett, a
freshman , was the frosh football team's most
valuable player laiit season. Rhett, 158-pound·
er, aJso wrestles for the Wildcat varsity.
* * * Golden West's Jim Andenoa needs Just ts
pol.ats to bit the 1,900-polnt figure for t"·o
basketball seasons. AnderlOll, U fGl'lllU Ran·
cbo Alamltot: .tar, scored 551 lalt seuoa and
he's got f17 tlals year.
He ranks teeoad on lhe all-time Rustler
acOring list. Cbrls Tbompooa (JJe.71) lo No.
l wltb 1,441 points.
* * * Saddleback College's baSketball team is
headed for lta worst losing seuoo. Coach
Roy Stevens' all freshman outllt has dropped
17 of 20 this sea80n.•
Rhyne Is ICOrin( two points ~Uy 11111 on "Ille all·time
per 11me ~ thin , Bill • fiat. He II •VOl:oelni 11.1 per
Moore (10) and fl cum~ conlell t!>lt ......
" .. ven111 on the llMlme UCI Troy Rolpli, In· his second
l<Orin( 1111 with 'Ill p1iliill. He campalgll, haii' m polnll lhls °'""'·three more lo m0ve Into ;year 111'1 40l ·far the tn 11S1h poaltlon ahead of Dale .. ,. • ...,. wlllch malces him t3tb
A ~Y no contact condltionmg period
.for 'the •. ltate'a junior college footba!J teams
has ~ lpproved. Jaycees may drill dur-
The worst Saddleback season was Its first
(1968-89) when the Gauchos were 8-20. And
with eight aames ·left on the '72 schedule it
appears the mark will be wiped oul.
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Fllllei<. on lhe ~lilt. He needs 50' '
llfoott, ln hil lhlnl 1"lf of to move 1bO..f of ¥ike Blmu
Laguna T~lt
Se.t ·Tonight
In 12th. Fr<sJmJan Dave Baller Is •venalnt u.t. Jier game with
115 In his first cilnpalin. u be
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04JLY PILOT JJ
Diahlos' Normandie
Leading Area Scorer
Mission Viejo Hlgh's 6-1
junior G ii Normandie is the
Ora.nge 'Coast area'• leading
basketball tJCOrer with eight
games remaining in 1·egular
season play.
The DAlL Y PILOT'S officia1
computation lists Normandle
with a 21.1 average In 17
games while Huntin gton
Beach's Steve Brooks is a
notch back at 20.4 per clip.
Huntington's o f f e n s i v
thrust Js accentuated by th
p!'.eseoce of Jim Worthy ir1
fourth place with a 17.1
average.
The Oilers' duo is the only
instance where one school in
the area's.14 has two players
.. In 1be !op 10. •
Corona del Mar, ranked first 'in Otani~ County~ just did get
·a pl~y,r in the top 19 -~at
btlng guard Casey Jones -
who is tied with Westminster's
Terry tifeisenhelmer for ninth
place •
Th< leading producer oJ field
goa ls is Normandie with 139
while Edison's Rod Snook tops
the list in fl-ee throws with 109.
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1. Nor...,.,.,le, MV 17 351 21,I
t. ~&. Hlll'flJ'llilton 11 Mt JO.•
l. Kniffin. M91er Del 17 Jl' 11,J '-wor!hv, Hvnn,.1on 11 m 11.1
J. Sn.k, ll!d5-11 1'1 16.1
'· MclClnneY, ,...._, lJ 11' 11.1
1, DDwU119, SC 11 t77 16.J
I. An:lltr, CHI• Meu IS 11$ 11.J
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16 ... 2, 111 11.
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•!Wrllnt IJ " JI llloldM lS » NeY11lt IS 24
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M•rc:lllorM!lll l2
Cumrnl111 I
Horii 11 14
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IS 27 11 '5
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Sea Kings Top
County Cage Poll
Oellrle1
McGtet« ·-· '"'
; ~ ~ . ' ' o I I
'H11IW V11MY l .. 61
" " " • ' ' '
11. l ,, .., ... ... v ... •••
t te ft I• •vf.
lur111 IS 1t ,., ltl 13.l
••Ider 1J '1 n 14' 11.1
Sulllv•n IS S1 26 HO tl.
$tN1¥ed• 14 ~ 1' lit 1.0
C. Mims l J 31 IS ti 6.t
KHef I) 20 2J .:a '·' SWMllOl'I 10 11 I 42 •.2
Hiii ' 11 t 31 1.1
Corona del Mar ~High's ~a
Kings, with a •lCl-gamewinning
streak, are the No. 1 prep
baske~ball~ team In Qrange
County according to the DAI-
LY Pll.OT's official ranking.
Coach Tandy Gillis' ' Sea
Kings (15-1) ·took over ll'le
premier ii o s l t I c> n following
their squeaker over Magnolia
in overtime apd their lOf..48
rout of Costa 'Mesa.
Those tflump~. coupled
with Western's. upset" victory
over Huntington Beach, (IS-2)
caiued: the -switch that saw
Huntlng't6n aasuming second
plaee 1n !he' poll.
Marina High's V i k I n g s ,
another team with a win skein
(six), has moved ,up to third
place with its 11..f overall
mark .
The Vikes will put their six-
game Sunset League mark on
\he line Wednesday night when
'tt.ey host the Hllntingt.on
Beach Oilers in a circuit
titanic.
Corona's position is u~er
fire Friday wHen the Sea
Kings must travel to Los
ORANGE COUNTY TOP II
Post. Team PolaU
1. Corona del Mar (15-1 ) 40
2. Huntington Beach (1>2) 32
~. Marina (11-4) 31
4. La Habra (IS-I ) 29 s. Servile (17-~) 'r1
6. Kalella (15-2 ) 21
7, Loo Alamitos (1:1.5) 16
·a. (tie) Wealmlnsler (11·5) a
Gar<len Grove (IS.3) 8
JO. El Dorado (lf.3) S
Others: Western 3.
Area Sports
Calenda1·
Alamitos in a game that couJd
provide Corona with a
stranglehold on the rest of the
lrvine loop.
Corona nipped Los Al , 50-49.
in first round action and the
latter is one game behind the
Irvine pacesetters as a resu.lt
or it.
Sea Kings
Elevated
In Ratings
T. Adami I It l f l .f Robudl 6 J 1 t IS
1oWllltlld I I 2 • 2.1
M1111lillittN •Mdl CIS.11
1twftl11n1.
llrook1 17 1JI M 3'11 '°·' Wortlw 17 1• 16 2t2 17.1 c ..... nk ,, 161 st ''° lJ.J Whl9' 17 7; At 7t2 11.t
wt11tt1e1c1 11 st ·,. u• 1.s
Ax.tton 10 'JO I ._ •.I
Renkln 10 17 I .0 4.1
Alltltord 1 .• 1• '' 2.t
G•rl•nd S 1 • 14 1..1 Drn•lff S 1 l 7 1.1
Uiwrfl'ICI • I 1 I 0.1
U9IHl9 •-' (11 .. J
lled•ll
Corwin
MCC•ll9
N•llO!I
Grn-19 1Cln ... b9th
H•rbold t411loll
ltm.rd• Fluitt .,.,_
Colltn
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,, •• 51 1.. '·' lt l1~1 .. 1 .•
It J1 :W 131 7.2
If ~ 32 12' 6.S
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Co d I 'I H. h' C'. LMllll' ,, ' JI 21 137 10.S rona e " ar 1g s ;:1ea 5Pffk• 15 ,, ,, 1n 1.1
Kings have moved up another Adtllftl 1s » 21 1t1 1.1
.o • • Ford IS 21 70 •t 4.1 notch in the ClF AnJV\. sw•"'"" ,... 1 11 " :J.t
basketball rating following Rowiltl r 1 1 n 3.> W•HOner 6 1 t 16 2.6 another pair of Irvine League woti. ' 1 • 1• 1.• victories. c11r111011Mr • i s 11 1,r Ole•-11 14 2.t Coach Tandy Gill is' crew. smr111 i 1 \ 1 • ·1.3
f• Q Co H•llon I 'l I t ..:_:1.1 ranked 1rst in range unty. ... .... Dtl c7•111
moved up·to ~xth, two notches Klllflln 1~ 11': : ,,~ .~
behind the Freeway League"s Glffn 17 ., u 1'1 11.1
La Habra. Htf"tkl 11 11 47 1" 11 .1
In M"'rv 17 •I II 111 •.1 Verbum Oei (18-1 ) cont ues """"' 14 11 11 11 J.1 In the first place while once-icu., 11 11 • .u 3.s J . Pllttll'" l~ 6 10 22 \.7 beaten Pasadena, Ramona and Mtrllndll9 J s t 11 '·'
La Habra follow . e. Po.tt .. n J 2 • • 1.6 Rtltl ) 1 t J-1 1,) Huntington Beach's Oilers, c uc1111c .....!. ~i. 0 :..., M
rated third In the poll last • ,. n "' .,,...
week, dropped to seventh Norrn1ndl• 11 llt 111 :s:s1 21.1 &owen 11 " :w m IJ.J following their uJ)set loss to c11N1 1s ss 5' ,.. 11.1
W••••m ftf"IUMWI 17 ff 71 I" t.•
IC3tC ' llludlHll 13 21 17 st ,.., Marina H1gb11 Vikings a:ain-l lktlllf" 1.s 21 1J 55 ·1.1 eel vc>tes for the first time this w l•ff!IOft 11 it 10 :w .i.1 l r•IKl'I S I J 1 1,1 year. The Vikes will gei their Mw"""' 1 • 1 11 1.1
chance to enhance their lath •-n J ' o ' 1.3 C•~lr•n t I o 2 1.1 spot when they host Hun-......, ..,,.,.,. ,,.,,,
tington Beach W e d n e a d a y M<;K!Mef l~ 11~ .~ ~ ~ night in a Sunset 1 """"''e SllrHn 1• 11 5' ltt 14.1 ~,. Jwldr. IJ *I 11 Jal lCl.1
crucial. Clint IS :JO 16 74 J.I
Co del M • lofty I JohnlOI! It 26 1.1 61 s.• rona ar 1 pos • unon ,,1 11 11 ., 3.1
lion is abo in jeopardy when It '°""'""' 11 ii ' n 2.s
treks to Los Alamitoa Friday ~':! : 1 : ·~ }::
night. ••,rioklt ' o 2 2 1.•
Othe lo ch ll Frida IC•ll)1DKft • 1 t t O.J r p a engea y Nlc:Jlol• 2 1 1 1 o.s
night include Plus X at No, 9 SM !'-':*ft"' .. .,..
Servite, No. 1. Verbum Dei't Dow1/11t 11 lM .. m l'JI
Invasion of 11th ranked Notre ~ .. ·,~-11 t.t » •1 11 .t ,..... 17 61 40 1•2 .... Dame, Millikan and No. 10 corn~h 11 Q lt 10s •·2
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f) (f) I IPl<aj j "l'M 1 Ft11" Okk
Vtll Dyke •IHI Carol Ch1nnln1 co-
st•t. 111 Ill i1lf1NI, ltoUt·lon1 mus!·
cal comedy SPOOf of SPorlS l•nllics..
1:909._Allell .. (R) Cutlls 1rt O lfim ·J-C1mera1 Nlcllob
Slmmy o..b Jr, •nd Bob Ehlsteln. ~'Wints of All Allatt" ~ltllo!S ,,.. 8 .... (ti) ...... II ,... 111ts tllt 114 of 1 luckless barn·
Coftdllllal (dnlM) 19,?v-r11nt: al6mli111 pilot lo local• th• hid•·
Sillllra, TOii)' Curlis, Ntttlie Wood. tul of IJ 11111 of cutthrNIS.
((l CIS ... W1lt.r Cronkite 8FllCt:lnll fkllm Zsl Zs.I Gabor di,....... ..... ,111c Is fealurf4.
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a!.~ _, 20111 -10:00.e m -m W Int° "Poor •Ruastlrs Ai 0 tIJCil aJ M1rw1 Welbt', M.D.
ma-. .. by RUSieU Biker Is 1 moc1: "All .tlll Pretty People_" A ch1mplolli
tm wn"bt ol the tiO.Ms I· ·hnn1s~pl1ye(s career ls ~hajlerecl
m•nK.. pun 1 when h1 dtvelnps my1sthen11 1r1vls, a.......... d11enerattv1 dise1s1 of th• mlJS·
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Cl) Trllll • C11111111cts Cummlnrs. M1r1iret ln.
Cll-fl!) FREE "SILENT YEARS"
•-• 111 u.r * PHOTO ALBUM AT ALL IJ I LM Laci OFFICES OF GREAT ! =-.. °'' ~ WESTERN SAVINGS ~ ·-fDIDTllt SlllM YNn "Tht Ex· fB .....,..._ t11 Cill" Thls 1923 M1ek Sennett Ill LI llllNll comedy follows • 1m1tltown aJrl's tB...., 1dventures b1ckst1p ind 011 tit•
7!l0 3 Ctn c.,NI Birbiri Eden ind movie lols. Color tints 1ddtd.
Dom Dlluile 1111SL IE T~J ,.,
D illl!""'rm no .. ,.. m.r-r """'" ,., a. ... '"J!le Drum of the 10:301J al TM Colddlue11 Vik kl 'Ctrr
Wanderet' •IW "Dlscovtry Vld h-is 1uest IM!stess. ··
~IYll"...,. t11t ~.nt two 'ptrts of 1 D MMty "nll "Tht M111 -111 1111
· ~·Plrt Mfi• of •PKills •bout the EmbmY' Profusor Mendez 111
sarch for thl IOutet G_f'the Hiit. · American citizen. Is held 1111~111'1
Ktnneth ~h. n Sir Richtfll Bur· will by !hi Domlnto emb1ssy
Ion, Ind Jalta Qllfl'llin, IS John Hiii· (i) Al ...... •
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111rntor. )be pqr1111 foc11111 on e ~. "'~ ~ .o1 8uttpn. .... bril· m e11 et· die ..,.
liln! i91ri-cerrfury Britllh writer-ad· 1ft1...., a.Me
vtnluttt·rtbll, 111d Ills 1alst111t.
Sptk• 11:00 B D Ill ®l llJ !!J Nm 8 MiN:: (2lir) ......,, c.r-D NHL M·Stlr C••• The wt
(lllWnb.ir1) 'lr-Edwlid c. Robin· ·playtrt or the .1971·7~ hadiq ,....
ion, Mlrltl'll Hopkins, Walltf Inn· son Play i1 e•riit taped at M1tro-rr:.n, Joel MCCt11. ' polltan St1dium 111 Bloomlnfian.
D Cil (l) Q) Tiit Med S411ll Minn. Tim lly1n calls Ille action.
''Shockwm" Julit B1m1i·bfcomes (iJ Marlllll OMIN
•motlonll!y •tlaclltd ta Ill aband· fJ oo.m Nm
Med baby •host parinb 1r1 te'rror· m Trwtll . ., CoftM41H1ncts ~n·r t/ll ar1a "With '"'*' roMierits. llt Mliin, ,
(J) I "'-' tf .ltalilllt : 8Mliutt $ Mtwit: (C) (2'11) 11;30f)(JJ M1l'I Ctfffln
"Crld:.111 till. Wtrlf'" '(scl·fi) '65-CJ al m Jtli11ny C111011 Scheel·
D1n1 And;..,. JaMtte Stott. uled fUISb: Greer C1mn, Geore• m Hecn'• ........ S.111, Dayle! Brenner, Tam Baker.
Ill ........ . . , D CD CIJ 11"1 Cmtt I<'''''" Qi) squa'. "71 "In Our Own lm.1 .. ruesta •re comed!111 Al111 Kini 1ild
: . It Div. DtBuuchere, star player tor
ID Clrnid Eftlltl New York. Knlcks b1sketb1n teim.
ID I.el c.tonu lloa:er Sllubach and Bob Hapes of
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ELI Cou JaqH; ID M•: "Face If 1111" (dr1m1>
QI llH ~,beN '59 -Clme1ot1 Mitche11, J1mts
EB""" Whilmof'I.
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.~ r•rt soldler Is arrested 1nd trild tor Slrttt" (drama) '59 -Jonathon
th• crime. Hatt, Y1l1 Wexler.
D CD CIJ Ill ""'' " "' w .. • (C) (90) "'W1111.1, ill Cfl1iu" (dll·
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tomtlJ, Lois Netlleton, .ltssitl W1I·
Im, John l1rch. Sto17 1baut a
parol• officer who has herself Im·
piisorttd to l11mti1at1 cllarrts ol
brut1llty only lo find berwlf trapped
111d 11 th1 mercy of 1 sadistic 1111·
Iron. m Tfltll tr C.MqlltJICll
Wednesday
l:OD IJ Ml\'le: "'WorW Wiillout lnd"
(scl·fi) ·5~u11t Marlowe, Niner
Giles.
CD 19 D Cll ®l Nm
1:30 a Mtwlt: .. ltol4 •· Siftppoft"
(muslCll) ·.a -Bob Hope, · Dine
Crosby, Dorotllr Lamour.
m All·llPI Shnr. "Titt HoustM
Sto17," "'HlcltlJ Duprous," "J11-
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D (C) "My Fritnd Rieb" (dr1m.i)
'43-Roddy McDo,wall, Rita .lohnsan. m "All tht f1u111 Mtt1" (dr1mt) ·DAYTIME MOVIES ·50 -Al1n l1dd , Sidney Poitirr.
1:00 ID "W• W.. Stnnlfn" (drimi) 2::00 ID "lti:IMI,.. (1dventure) '55-Bir-ton M1clane. '49-Jennifir Jonts, ..lohn G•rfleld.
Gilbert Rqltnd. l:OO (j) "Nutty, Nauel!IJ Cllltuu" (c:om·
t:JD D "Tiii Dnll Mt•n Tllrlt" (dfl· fll1) '&4 -Curt Ju11ens, Monica
ma) '52-Gtri• Kelly. Pier :.\n11ll. Vitti.
10:00 (I) "Ma ~INI P1 httlt tt Wtiklkr l1i "Thi Mtrlll Storm" (dram•) '40
(comedy) '55-M1rjorie M1in, Pfrcy -J1mes Stewart, M1ri1ret SutliY111.
11.il brldt. 1:00 B "ltttSet: er CNtt PolltfK" (d••· 4:0D 9 "'Tiit Simi WIJ'J" (dr1m1) '61
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Allegri Quart~t Memorable. in ~f r<Fcert· ·
Bv TOM BARLEY the Allegri. Their rendition ol table that we should have to rnoc:ulalel1 delivered Quartet t.a.-;a o!ferlilg -was first
ot tM 0t11Y "'it1 St•H the Quartet No. 3 convidced endure the a:lren of a passing No.. l4 of Mourt w tt h elm without q u J t e ·~
Anyone who labors under me that the work•a real magic poUce car or ambulance at particular refez:epce to I.he pl'Olthing the heights acaled
. the delusion that an unvarying is best uncovered by the com· this poignant point of the con-group's ·dtltvery ; of the ..r;.. i ri the ,. Mo z a r't ·and
diel, albeil a conStant intake blnatlon of technical skill and cert. Cellist Bruno Scbrec:l<er dante. Tti/I Is MOwi al'bls' Sb0il8bvtcb. But then, I don't
of perfection, tends to pall the emotion so unerringly applied i~gg~ off the disturbance ·b,appiest;indfthe }.llegrj' trio.£ bia?ne9 'the Allegri entfrely;
palate or jake t~. b}oom off to a tremendously demanding with a charming smlle but this obviously reveled ·In a 'mov... the~ are charmQlj f o 1 t
the tpste buds shoul~ talk to a scort·by this fine group. , critic's reaction would have ment that .iapP.'ars to be the · r~1 tO be fowld ID that
member of the Laguna Beach Technical skill was, very been to hllrl hls instrument In 1ink between inOods of ®iet flnat • movement -allegro
Chamber Music Society. correcUy, applied to the first , the direction of the offending exalt.1tlob ani! the til<hnlcal mocteralo -but Ol}t·Woodero
They serve nothing but second and fourth movements noise m~ker. brilliance •et :the .final niolto Jftbe,;arewortbthelr pl•in
petfectlon at the organiza-of the w~rk In a reading that That's life, ye.s. But it was allegro. a ~ua~~t that bas establfahed
tion's Laguna .. Beach High never failed to emphasize the an unfortunate intrusion at a.., Their SchQ,bert -they chose · its chiracter before th\Jt
School concert.:: and the latest despair and conflict that point in the concert when both t1;)e Qu~ No · 13 for thelr aornetmw unseemly l.6trusion.
contributors to a long ·llne of marked Shostakovich's gloomy artists and audience Were -. · · • •
international artists who have existence at thi.s stage of his deep in concentration.
received 100 percent ratings life. This critic's preference 1n
f~m thl.s critic di4n't vary by But It was in the third reviewing the balance of the
one iota Thursday night from movement, t h a t gloriou sly program goes to the im·
this happy form of repetition. scored alegro non troppo, that ll'~~~~~~~~~~I Our latest· visitors were the the Allegri won its spurs from
Allegri Quartet, a groµp of this critic. Technique was not
gifted Britons who quickly allowed to falter but each
found their way into this member or the quartet in-
critic's heart by setting a new jected a fervor and emotion
high s t a n d. a r d for a into their work"1hat lifted 1:h4i
Shostakovich work that had reading into the realm of un-
already enjo_yed, from this forgettable performances.
Column's point of view, the It was more than regret-perfe~t" .rea~~g. . r.;;;; _ _,_,_,_,_,_,_,i:;;;;;
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; Aiied• ,.... .,.... new tra~t sptema. bUrgb and w As HING To N _ With ... Bul·t-~ acu•· tr111U1i't problem ,_ .Plummeted 415 mlllloo. total .riclea last Chicaao, St. Loula l!ld Plthtta • u.e ....... ..., ui d line , .. __ 1,_l ,_ t"--may reach 50 cent.I is year 1n govei'!Uneilt'1 landmarli $10 blll)on pro-the ·eon Qlng cycle of red Ink that leads ~r,. a ec ~~ w,.. s-.-~n Waahlngton.
l!'llD al tranall old '-"ed In Jo lo ~r fares, reduced service, and the annuol aver~e over the 1111 decade.
th Ion• ...,.. _w gar, lewfr riders as frustrated commuter• Tbe .it'll operallq deficit for all public The IOVemmenl's caiUnltment ol $t0
e nat s bus an<! aubwa:y companles abandon buses for cars. transit systems was $3&0, million, up llil billion lor transit by tta wasn't upected
Joat money and pauengers in record "We have not yet been able to correct percent .from the previous year, ac-to work miracles. ~O'!l'IS last year. declbtiru! ridership, aging lrll!Ulit fleets cording .to the American Transit Associa-· As Villa1Te&I put II In an Interview : Bu11aucr.1t~ _red , t•al budget or ilcfia ins deficits," said Carlos c. tion. "Transit reached itl present state over a
c;u11 •. ,;n.t co,il\lslon . .stale llld loCaJ VIUlrr.,i all!blnlstrator o! the federal With deficits soaring, fares are going long period o! years, and It Is not
govern ta have trated early hopes. mol1an1.' up another nickel to· 35 ctnts 1 ride in reasonable to expect ttiat we can reverse -r . the cumulative ellecla 'of two or thtoe
years." ·.
.Ev er But the thing.that worries transit ex-
peru across the country II that luter.
more ~ and more dependable
aerrice Is still, years way tn moat clUes. Ru Build Air Carrier? •
Thus, Ibey .... no pn>specl of slowing
the decline In Cllllomers, and fear that
the conseq)lence will be empty bUses and
subways when modem equipment does I ' WA!iHING:TOll ) --~ Soviet
Unlon i,. bulldlnl 4 huge new ship -its
lar1es~ ever l.. iu1d me American naval . . anolysts reportedly believe ii may be the
Russirri'a first tru aircraft ca.mer.
Perilagon IOUT 13id construction has
not advanced' to the point where an ac-
curate assessment.1can 'be made. But the
~vidence -points to ieither a carrier, a
large helicopter carrier, or possibly a
1uper oil tanker, they. said . ,
The Sovi.ei& announced last year they
planned to build a fleet of giant tankers
but indicated the work would be perform·
ed 1t B!llPy~s "' tbeJlaltic Sea.
The ship now under construction -
spotted by U.S. ~nnalssance sateilitea
-11 ii tlie ~i)<olayev shipyards on the
Black: Sea: Till ts where the SOviets' two
hel!COpler ..lrrt.n Moskva and Leh·
ingrad, were built. ' ~-
The lntelllgence photos ~le a ship
of about 30,000 tons -about the size o!
an American Essex-<lass carrier. 'The
U.S., Navy's biggest ship, .'II!< 1111<lear~
powered carrier Entefpriae, ii about
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'Hall of Heroes'
H~nor No Joke
To Kleinclienst
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finally become, availa~le. .
75,000 _tqns. The Dew' defe~ budget which goes to "If we lose the existing 1 syatems, we ~though carriers have been the Congress next week is expected to in-will have Jost. everYthing," said Villar~
backbone of the American Navy for elude a request rQr funds to begin wotk real. J . ..:. ... several years, the Soviets have never The federal prQgram provides · r~
I on a fourth nucle8r-powered carrier, o~ · far' ~·~·---of equ1·pment Improvement a rue carrier, preferring instead to _,, r r-.-1-. • ntrate on developing .weapons to use , .posed iri the past by some legisla~rs who of facillUes,-technical assistance and
acain:st them. The Soviet!& helicopter car-questiorieci its high cost -nearly .fl research. It does · nOt authorize subsidies
riers are used as combination guided billion -and the need for another flattop f0r' oWating COsts. . .. miss!! · d ti b · MJltOn ·Pltiraky, Chlc8go's publlc ~i"ssel:. cruisers a~ an su mar me when the Rusalana have 'none. . l works·commilsloner • argues that the pro-
Recently, however, some SO':'v i et Officials say it may be: several months, gl-am isn't .arresUng the decline in mass
military publications hive., bin~ of, a possibly a year, before construction of '·transit'i>8troDage beCB.Use it "has been
shilt in tlllplCing", In that carriers, with the new. &viet vessel iS far enough along effectively emuculated."
t\teir aircraft,· would 'be useful in pro-. to determine its purpose., Pika~sky blames Congre~s for limiting t ti So · t n ts · f fr , thi long-term funding g.u a r a.n~ ee s ec ng vie ee o~rating Jar om or1·gm· ally """'mised cities to remove the home and to protect power ashore. H•"
L . S' d financial risks of massive improvements. , There is no evidence the Russians have aguna . fU ell ts He also blames President Nixon for
l!f.p.lanes with folding wings designed for freezino one-third the available mass
carrier use as the U.S. has. But they -'Q , 1· th 1 t t • ~~· been .e.xi:ierimenting with (VSI'OL ) See· k .t. -&!facts transit appropria ion e as )"O years, ,.,.teal, sooi't Take-Off and Landing JULI despite a $4.4 bllliQli backlog of. ap-
ffi6ter ·ttack I that could be sect plications. ~ • , ·• IP anes u " E. Robert Turner, executive director.of ~bciard 'ship without requirin~ launching Students from Thurston lntetmediate 1 I' I · catapults needed for con•entl~a·1 i·e'ts. • · , the ·Detroit area reg ona P anntrig vu Scho91 in Laguna Beach soon will be on the h the
If, indeed, the Soviets are building a theit hands an'd 'knees on Irvine Company ~~=:::~~µ;,.;says ::-.. rs ' are
carrier,, one ~val officer said it would property -·conducting an archaeological . ,'!Ther ... is a failure ·of', all tev~ of take year!! foi' the RuSsians to develOp , · · .., s lo th h t' i ito the expertise acquired by the U.S. in car-study or Indialis wbo once lived there. ·government t.o get ge er on w .a s
rier operations. . · Members of the school's archaeological be done.'' l)e. said.I ' · ha 11 Od
. Al'"""'"h the Pen. tagon ts mai'ntai·n,·ng Still, tl\e fedeta program . s s rr .. ""'6 club will receive professional instruction· h · ii th' t · • it Industry •·• generated '1 official silence, the timing in the ope c rans suu report about a new Russian' warship is from Archaeological Reseitrch Inc ., oi ambitious,plans in scores· of cities.
likely to renew compJjlbts by some· con-Costa Mesa 'before heading into the field. "The program has made plenty of dif·
gressmen Uud the Pentagon is leakiqg · They have received partial background ference," said Michael . J. Caf(e~.
the informatiQn to 'support" a bigger from club adv• Ron Rodecker who has chairman of \the Cti.ihgo 'I' r a·n1s Lt
budget. · taken the club on numerous fjeld~trips.. •Authority. 11It's as much p&ycholog.ieal _as ltw~ aboU:ltthis titne last year that in-Students will be working on ttle Jrvlne . anY.thing so far .. f:Jut Congre&S', bas m-
formation ~g8n filtering out about p~operty on alternate ~turdays and Sutt:-... dicated ~ comm1t~ent o~ ~Uan th.at
mysterious ubderground silos in the days. · ' . 1 ~ didn't exist before. , • it;:, ,
So,viet Union, possibl'y. fol a new type of' All artifac'ts co).lected'wW be Passed on · •Six cities-Chicago, New 1Y or t •
giant rn.¥sile. The Pe'ntjgon has still been to · the LagUni , · Beach , Coinmuni(y · PliiI8d'elPQia,~ Boston, Ba.Jtlmofe~ and
' WASHINGTON fUPI ) -Deputy At-unable to say what these are for. ,. HJstorlcal SOdety,. Atlanta ar~.;-stand,ing In line with ap-
torney Gener~l Richard G. Kleindien~t 1 '1 • • ' • • PU.cations as large as f1:16oUon for ~w
last month accepted the first "outstan-l _ . ·~ t •• • ... .1. ••·• rapid .transit .syi,t.ems. ' 1
ding ·American" award of Hall of Heroes G . ... d' h •. N . ". : --oK!' . . Ptttsburgh has got~ lbO·on!l' !~era\
Publkatlons. It tamed out that Hall of ./. an I ow 1
• ' g~. {or a: 11\•Jm:· .Del! syst!m-an
Heroes is a one-man operation that • , e]e\'aled akyWay ;Where rubtier·.wbeeled
publishes colhic books. · · · ~ .. carr wlll run1..ori a ·concrete .. roadJMid.. ·
The Hall of, Heroes operator, attorney S I Ch M, d H • Anothth-eight cities .are;~ rall ArlhJ" S. CurUs, talked the college honor , QVlets I ange I.ft OU I.Story nelwor~i that would· requlr, federal ~-
aociety Phi Beta Kappo into making the · I , • • ding: They are Dal!u, H~, st. ,i.()ws,
presentation although it had nothing to . • .San Juan.,.,P R., ;Mihneppoli&;51. Paul,
do with the award, and arranged for the MOSCOW ('.U') ~ '!'he Soviet Union "The involvement of the 11)aSllel In. the Los Angeles' ind,~·, · · · . . ·
Justice Department information ofiice to has chJnged ~tts ~holarly mind about national liberation movemerit is the·main • t•Pindlng 8PPlt*.ona·:to¥1 $4..4 '"'1!,~
aend ;oot a press release, according to a "Mohi:ncfas K, Gandhi, the disciple of non-merit of Gandhi and is a sourCe· of his Btlt ispDRillilea ~tbe<~sit1 uiw~-~l
story in the~ Angeles Times. ~viof~•t revolufion. huge popularity wlth,the •people," It.says. concede U.t· juil .180tJ· riillllon o! 'llia,1
Time! Washington reporter J s ck ~ He· used 'I<> be listed as a man who Wl}ite the •article notes that Gandlti con-woul~ meet 1all ,re.qu!rei&nta. ;~IPI<
Nelson quoled 10elildienst, considered i betrayed the \jeople. Now, he is called a demned the class struggle and that some mediate !ilnding .. The ·~dis. ip-
next in line •to sUcCeed' Attorney General .. 1~.er of India's liberation movement. , posl:tans of bis Cc>Qgress party coincided elude one-third Joell mat.Cblni m<:lney,
John ~· Mitchell, as saying, "Tbb fePow Tti~~ rewrii~n yersio~ i~ in the sixth wit& .. the intere·s~ of the Indian regh)nal plaMin'g • cl~r.rices,' -8Cl ap.
Curtis, wfiorI rqet for the first'time 1;t the -volume of~the'third edHion Cif the Great bourgeoisie," it matks a depar\ure froin provals J>y organlzed;lal>oti '
Phlo Beta ~ Kappa meeting, called and · Soviet Engdoi)edia. It says: · the inform.ation providid in the previous The Nixon ai1mi,nistraUon, witli ,deficit
said on behal! of )\all of Heroes he , "Ip the ~I historieal literature up to encyclopedia lssuell during Stalin's !nil probl~s of lli c!wn; wlll aP,eiid only .-
wanted to 'present me with a certiflc;ate , the middle ll60s, there occurred im· years. . . million of tbe .$900 mllllon appropriated
as an outstanding Atneric81). t.Pt'QPel, :one-sided evaluations of the role ' The 1952 article• termed him an ··'Indian th.is · year by eongreSa.'. slmll8rty, the
'0 HeU, ... he didn't say I was going to be :.of Gandhi ln the soclal-political life of political leader and author of Ute reac-White Houae ·held back '30lltmilli0n of the
the lirst one. The big mistake was the In-India and' the anti-Imperialistic struggle lionary political c!Octrine of 1<><:alled $800 'million ·appropriated Jut year.
formation office shooting out that .news of the Indian people." Gaodhism.'' It said he favored passive TheP-resident'1tran1portaUona"vjsors
release." The article mentions Gandhi's fight resistance 11completely excluding, r.evolu-· idmit a slow1 ttart. But tbey 'promise a
1be Hall of Heroes has publlsbed three against racial discrimination lni South , tionify violena;~: and\ accused him of , apeed-up .soori· Jo ~ the entire. $3.I
115-cent comic pocket books about Medal Africa ahd ciedits his role In helping "slan<lii\g at the si.de of British Im-bt1IlPn ID1Ual ~I of ,the $10 blillon ·
of Honor winners for sale on .. miHtary ' India gain independence. perialism"' in South Africa. program on ICbedule by 1975.'
bases. Kleindienst was iiven ~pies of the , --'".--'---------'--------'------'"'-"=:.:....::.:....:_; _ __::_.:_ __ _
books at the award presentation.
The ·~ said Curtis had sel.ected ~ .·. . ,, ... -,;,<
Gen. Jllllmy Doolittle and two other men, .-., ,¥! ,,
who Jie 'refuaod to name, to receive the ·;< m:• '
awards. Alked how Kleindlel\St was ·selected lo
receive the .first award, Curtis said, "We
just came to a determination who yras
out there on the firing line. Every time
somebody ·threw a hot ball II hit 'him in
the head." .
Asked what he meant by "we" ~me to
a determtnatkin. when II .,as only a one-II
man operation, curtia. wu quoted at
•flog, "We can't dilclose that.~ can on-('
·17 say what I've a!readf told you. We •
qon'I divulge how we arrived al ii any
riioN than the · Nobel~. -~! tell ;
bow Ibey srrive ai.t!>elr sel~tlo!IJ. I ,
" . M . W omari otonst ' .
Draws 90 Days
' ' I •
F()r Auto l)ea~
An Irvine woman C011vlcted of drunken cttYlnl and ,.....oqhter after o wrong·
""y tr.me: l!Od""' lhll cl~ed· the Ille • .
ol aaalllor --Iii Wll -.. ...., ......., lo • da11 In 0r.,.e Colo> ti Jiii. •
(&lpor!ar COUit Jqe Wllllim MlaTay'
-eel Ibo. Jd -for Mn. ..... !r.111 Irvlnt, 11, of Ull Cl-Lont,f
, and plocecl •Jler on -yemw. !to~on. Hi denied •'motion fw 1 aew .. ·a.= Court Jury cnnvlc1l!d llfl'l. I . • ..:'*"~"-:ti:.,_,-:;:1 CJ.......,,.,..._ . .., U I n--·
1a11 July 11 w11en n ...-·1n111 vNtr. n • • .,.,ver ij!IJ!ir nto at 0 !Jonll ~km.... , I ~ olltpd 11111 lliL -11111 The need for lhll 800-!oot wall along North: Star
Ibo -1'&1 I« .....i ltilal !,.ant ID tbe no-Sborea area of Newport Beach w --Ille ..,. *""" by , bu. been quutlonetl by l'Ulh District Supe~r
U1J ... • ol Anallelm. Mn. blld ca.pm. ft ~~~Ille roadway anu the ..._ dlld • da11 Iller In Oranp CounlJ COUDly's North Slitr . City CouncUman Carl ,
Ml!dlc:II Contar. R:ylnla, cbllrmlD flt -tile I dty-eounty Hirbor •
I I
'
Committee, replled ibat}lie 'lralJ Is 'not the county's .
concern and •-not, u CUpers suggested, block access w ptllllk lldelimtlL '"I{ wu buill w protect
the 1treel and bomil ~ llrlftbii sands caused by
Santa Ana winds," 111141 l1ID!I; aad "there ii no ·• need w lab the Will.,_'\ ,
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which President Nixnn sent w Congress recen Uy. It la an utlmoi. of
where lhe budget dollar for fiscal 1973 comes Crom and wheni t11oea.
Navy's Not Using Skunks
-~1ut Dolphins May Work
By BW. STOCKTON
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The United States
usirJg' sPecialfy U:ained skunks in Vietnam
to fiulh guerrillas from underground
hiding .places? Navy scientists had a good
laugh over that one.
••Frankly, U,le skuiilt idea Is completely
new~ We just never had thought about
ololrtka belore,'"sold a imlllng Dr. scott
JohnaOn.
J obnsoa II head of the marine bio.
llCjeoce laclllly here at the U.S. Navy'a
Undone& ~ch and Development
Center. .
BUI a recent article · 1n Red Star, the
8ovlel Ilelenae Mlnislry'a o If I c I a I
newspaper, hit home t>ere, because the
Novy ocienllall are aerloua.aboul finding
' . ~al Activity _
Shows Increase
, With -Drug Use
ClllcAoo (eyt) -A 1ean1 of Harvird
University reaearcheil haa concluded
that aenlors who Wied drugs were mors
acllve In aea than thole .abelalnlng from
diug9' and , tile lndulgeneea .did not
signlllcaritiy change grades or participa-
tion in college activities.
The findlnga were reported Jn the
January line of Archivea of General
Psychia\ry, a publication of I h 1
American Medical Association,
The team from the unlveraily heolih
servicea ~eparlment of IOclal relations
dialrlbUted questionnaires to 517 11e11ior
men .and women at Harvard.
The r-.chera lald flt ~nt of I ti.-q-IQned reported uaq' an ll· leiol drug at leaat once. Tw<>llllrda lald
Ibey naed mariJU&nf only, and one-fourth
'reported ••perlmentanon 'with
llalluctnorena.. ampbelamlna, cocaine
and op!MM.
i>ver Jtall .the nonuaen reported Ibey
never bad 1exual intercourse, the
..-.rchera Aid, JiUI aJ-t all. the ~r ~reported ~Ying aome
•
Boatei:s Brig'ged .
Aft.er ·. lnciden\
In Newpi>rt .Bay·
'
uses for some anlmall -especially
aquatic mammals ' Ute the botUenoM
dolphin and c8lilarnta Ml lion.
The Red Star artlclo .lald the United
States plans to Ult illunJ<a, •a plll,
dolphlna and bats u -. 8ol gulJa
are being trained to spot IWmarlntl,
bats to carry •!IC'Ddlol'J dn!<a le
enemy, populatloo ....,., lhnU le
drive prrlllu' Into the open and
clolphinl lo spot, !F Ind' blow up IUb'
marinea, the articli 111"'4.
Navy spokesmen qulckJy !-* 1 llat.
ment in San Diego:' "Iii spite Of lcdeDCI
fiction, conjeclurll 1J111 seualloqal ao.
called 1news storin' &a the eoab'UJ, tbl
Navy has never, if not and bu no planl
to train any anlmol to Injure itseU In any
way Jn connection with &JJY alleged
military mission or lact!c."
But an official In, the Novy marl•
animal trslning Jll'OIT&m confirmed lbal
'several classi~ied projects are under way
at,NUC facilities here and in Hawali. He
would give no detalla: bo•. .. ~ projecil
are reliably belleVed1to involve sea Uorui
and dolphins. ·
Lui spring, the Novy released llJma
showing -uonl 111a1, had been trained
lo .dive .lo depths ol IGO feet and attaeb 1
line to lost objects, such as mJ.uUea,' '°
the objeda could be retrieved. To
duplicate the feat would f"3i'!:. a
aubmerslb!e YeblcJe °" -II • a :::Zi ~~g~llon ...... bot"""
Called Operallon I Qul<kfind, lhe' •I
lion-training pro~ waa clwifted while
the animals were belnfl trolned at NUC'1
Hawaii facility. Dltalll were reteued on-
ly after complelloji 'of tests at lhe Pacific
Missile Range off the Southern Calllornta coast. '1
· To what uaes amid tel lions and
dolphina be put Jn o war rone?
Speculation II that the anln\lls, both
quite lnlelllgent, mlghl be oble to detect
and report lntruatoni Into underwatar
tones by small nllldea or cllvers that
might escapo de*l1on by cooventlonol
meaaa. The animall o1ao ml'1!1 be able to
lead divm homt, homlDR In on' "''""
type of underwaler IOUlld beacon •
II ls alao ~ Ui,y could be Ulld lo
ferry eQulpmfnl Oii· cfondeolinf ml.... •
In enemy WO!Arl.
Th& Navy ~ i!lvlllved In 1111
· aquatl0:.warrioiT lf!!lnNi In 1• when 1
dolphin named Nol!J. WU acquired by tho Nr,yij,~ Tilt Stallon ol 'China ~ the bomn Mohave Peaerl of . • CalllornJa. SclentlJta Wondared
, tr :.,..e blolotJico! phonomonon WU
rtaponllble for Ibo apljed ot wlllch 1111
dolphin swam and whether thll could be
odapled to lncnue tho -" of
torpedou. None .U -·
I
1
I
A polr of -.rlel!ly bollleroua boalarl
went to ~ 'brig 'SUnclay olghl, alter
Newport Harbor fiwmen commandeered
their v-1 and took ll )I! tow. · ·
But IOOn o facility WU opened 11 Polill.__,~ct Mugu to study the on!mala.
A clolplllo named Tulry -lralnld
there lo ferry mall, -llld ..... Illies In the mJd.iliJOo to 1q1•-w11o 11yec1 tn Ibo s. 'Lili u u11 m ,.
dirw-llabllall ........ Qomo• Island off the ~ collj. .
Grqory A. lllbl!leil' JI, al ' :tm
Ba)'ll!Or1 Drive, Ne;;pa;:i Beach, WU ar-
-llld booked ... IUsp!clon of
operatJna. • ·-wlllle tnlUJcaled. Hll !&it mate tn Ibo 181&11 craft,
Cblrla I!:. Hll'ril, JI, of iof Docwood St .. =-· .... &mllid and.-.. ,
clrup. • "' tielnc """" Ibo lnlhleace of
l'tljke oflieor Joe Lambert WU
diSJll!tchod ,It ,,,, p.m. lo meet Harbor
Palrill ofllctn on the llarbor cha111el at
lbe !obi of F-.dO A-, whore they
be-1111 Mpoela' bo9I.
Jiii In -Olllcar Limbert fald he IJnl checMd Ibo WOlarl [Gr f\ootJnc ob-
Jeclt llld •• notlitnl bat loam._~ loollecl aplll after lll1llUtt and nama werotann..,,.,
A bobbliw baa relrla'9d front Ibo
water WU '"""" lo contain 0 .... u •mount al tho dnt( coealno.
I
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II aJao ~ a Rlflllta mllo1a
croclle "9m ~ ..... 1to1ti1m ...... H
had· lollon Iller la1llCh In 1a 11 -tho
first lime ... of 1111 ......... -can be-· llld..,...., .. ...
Transfer of lite .......... flNllllloa
from Point M• it ... 1i111t _., w14 complelod. 11"7 ltlw.IWi _,. thalr
,, ... -· IJ ......... -Dilot whale ars ~ti• ...... *""' ol
belch on the Pldlle •o1Pollll1-1,
-1 mJiu '""' ......... '*"' ,,,. animals U...11 ...... 11111 ... -dtnf Pldlle Mf la Gilt ........ -
1run tho JaW•fl 11o11 •· no number ol ..-11 ii 1111 &wall fldlllJ
.. llDDtown.
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Cliff Dr. $39,(XMJ.
We'll do the rest, on these 4·plexes ... all in
a row. Units have 2 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 1·2
bedroom, l·l bedroom. SPACIOUS and close
lo shopping, in SUPER RENT AL AREA.
.......................... Each $65,500. View Jot -Dover Shores only $31,500. Plans
for home & pool. Walter King 644-6200.
pcre:d and has personal!-FOR "HOW AIOUT THIS" 1644 MecArthur Blvd. 901 Dover Drlvt UNl()Ut: ti()Ml:S
ty plus-cute and neat. 1972 Newport Heights: Cute 2 br
It's being sold and needs cottage, fixer-upper w/ TOWNHOUSE I ~200 ' 642-ll235 UNIQUE HAS THE BEST LISTINGS
a family to love iL Avallable in January 1972, I guest hse. $26,500.
one-story, 4 bedrooms and East-side Costa Mesa: Im·
ramify room home located In mac. 2 hr cott&&e, has
in BACK BAY AREA. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath.
buillin kitchen. COMMUNITY POOL & REC
ROOMS including billiards, cards and sew-
ing. CARPET & DRAPES allowance. 61'.!%
NEWPORT BEACH • ...•....•.. IN THE BEST AREAS
IN IRVINE TERRACE: A Pool Table.
RAMBLING
EUGANCE
. NEWPORT BEACH
2300 Sq. Ft. ot p1'9tlge
living in lhla beautlful
choice neighborhood in Hunt-$19,000 VA Joan. Sell
lngton Beach. Very close lo $22,000.
elementary school, park/ College Parle 3 br. fam rm,
playground. beach, a n d big yrd Im.mac Use
shopping. Exiatent VA loan your vA.' $29,000. '
@ 6% may be assumed. Eut·Side Costa Mesa· Super
f'ull prict", $39,900. For ad· beautiful almost ~w tv.-o
dlt1oila.I info pleue phone 3 br 2 ha w/bltns shag
546-2313 gpaoiw. style. $50,000. '
Kingaanl R.E. 642-2222
CAMEO SHORES
loan available. Only .............. $26,250.
YOUR OWN PIER & FLOAT
FOR YOUR BOAT
3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, builtin kitchen , large
patio plus a STEAM ROOM & JACUZZI. All
carpeted and draped. . . . . . . . . . . $119,5-00.
31 UNITS FOR YOU???
BAYSIDE DRIVE WATERFRONT
Linda & Harbor Island View
From this lovely 4 bdrm .. 4 bath home. On
a 59' lot, with pier & lloal Custom dra~
eries & paneling. $139,500.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Nearly 3,000 sq. ft. of living space including
4 bedrooms and a game room that easily ac-
commodates a pool table. Steve McQueen
would love It! Massive fireplace, char·glo
grille, wet bar and formal dining room with a
stone floor. This home has a low profile. a
heavy shake roof and 138 It. frontage with
impressive drive-way. This is a new lilting
in lrvine Terrace.
PRESENTED AT $IO,OOO. e PHONE 675-4000
WestcUff manalon with II"======== Spanish Arches $92 500 WE HAYE THEM lsl1ndera Bldg. at Linda Isle • 4 hop bedrooms, 2 tUed
baths, olymplc size pool
(heated and filtered)
heavy shake roof and of
course formal dlning.
Seller talking $63,500
softly.
AWAY FROM
IT ALL
4 BEDROOM
AN~ FAMILY
Just 3 years old, this
new residential develop..
ment in the country ls
about 10 mlnutet from
the city. 'J'he OWflf'rl
have truly enjoyed this
home s~ it wu new
and are to~ to move
Eut. They think you'll
like It too. New carpet
Installed In December.
Sunken living room,
electric built-In kitchen, 2 roomy baths, brick
fireplace, block wall
fence. You even get a
new Philco double door
refrigerator at $29.950.
All t<rms.
A HAPPY HOME
FOR YOU
The only reason \\'e're selling our 3 bedroom, 1
2 bath home Is becauM>
we need more room and ha~ bought another 1
house. We have been
very happy here and
have taken care or It.
We did a lot or work
on It -like we added
a big sunken family
room, put in new ca~
peting, paneled the Jlv.
lng room and upgraded
it so it's better than
nev.'. It's on a corner lot
so you can park a boat
or trailer. The area ls
great. dose to every-
thing. We'?'!' asking
$24,950 t or It but come
see and make us an of·
fer. Call our broker if
you think you'll like it
and name your terms.
BEST BUY IN
COSTA MESA
4 + ~.mlly / • Br, 4 Ba. ;,,,,., •Sweeping + Dtn1ng oceanview, spacious &
Walk to Beach ·~1. Luxuriously ....
Gild thru th h to I p>mted. ExclualveJy listed e e arc H mas-with·
st.ve ~u.ble entry. 18'xl8' EASfBLUFF REAL TY giant living room. Formal
dining. Gardeh kitchen by 644-1133 Anytime
family room. 4 bedrooms. 2 "SIMPLICITY AND
bath•. Boat • trailer c•••· ECON Call now • 64.>-0303. OMY"
IOHl\I I 01\0\
' ,;• " L • ) t>
lt'a a breeze • ..11ell your
Items with ease, use DAILY I
Pilot Cusi!ied. 642.5678. j
Gener•I
Far that tint home. Clean 3
bedroom home upgraded
carpet &: drape&. Extremely
sharp to 1tt ts to buy.
$29,500. V.A. 847""°10.
\.QI THE REAL \~ESTATERS
~ l·'I •, •, r • ,,;t
Five !·bedroom unfurnished, 11-1 bedroom
furnished, 7·2 bedroom unfurnished, 8·2 bed·
room furnished CLOSE TO SHOPPING near
Santa Ana freeway. OWNER WILL TRADE
UP al ........................ $365,000.
"PUTI PUTI"
OYER TO SEE US
NICELY DECORATED S bedroom home with
lovely 12'x30' SOLARIUM, 3 baths, quality
carpeting & drapes, kitchen with built-ins,
COMMUNITY POOL. RECREATION HALL &
PUTI'ING GREEN. Only .......... $59,500.
~ AllDASSoCIATD
REALTORS
644-7270
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
341 B1y1ide Dr., Suite I, N.B. 67Ul61
. STOP LOOKING
General
ACTION HOMES
PRICED TO SELL -
Terms to prove It. * 3 BR 2 BA Villa Pacific.
1 story condo. All terms &
lmmed poMess. Great at
$31,500. * 3 BR 2~ BA Tiburon "Ba1-W /W cpts -A mu.st see at boa" model. Owner moving
thia low price • 673-8550. j now-Take over a bi( CI
loan. Priced for a Right-
Now sale/$30.500.
For that ocean view home
that's reasonable priced.
Only $50,IXX> is asked for this
fine 3 bedroom 2 bath Cor·
ona Highland home with
pool. Excellent home for en·
tertaining. 2 patio are.u -
• 3 BR. "Monterey" model
_ _ _ in Tiburon. Take over a
FHA, VA -S:U,500 f'l!A at S%l7. PIT!.
ALL TERMS And 7 more 3 to 4 bod-
IN MESA VERDE: A Four Boclroom.
A two story with three baths, a family room,
formal dining and a sunken living room. Close
shag carpel wall lo wall throughout kitchen.
family room and bath. Rich wall tones and
papers. Neat yard, nice kids on the block
and near park and school
PRESENTED AT $45,950. e PHONE 546-5990
U~lf)Uf: tif)Mf:§
8 CORONA DEL MAR-675-6000
2441 Eut Coast Hl1hw.1y, Corona d1I Mu
G MESA VERDE--546-5990
215 0 M tsa Vtrde Dri¥e, Cotta M••• .
e EASTSIDE CX>STA Z..tESA I rooms. G 1
1
~-neral • 60 x 130 Fenced lot _ •n•r• ..,. _________
1 •Paved alley access WILD! 1--------774 Hudson
• Thne bedrooms · 11/W Mod aru.1 hu romoletely HUGE POOL I Cool• Moo•
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lloono decorated a really different FUN HOUSE Owner will ,.ll VA·f'l!A or I e 6% A5sumable loarf" 3 BR home, th"'n he planted 10~-~.-n-ti1uJ 3 bdrm e HARBOR HIGl-l SCHOOL enough trees ·~d Dowen: to for the fun lovin& family • ,., uuwn. D'<'.au
D. Irie! f•a•·--includ• 3 Br. 3 plu. enck>led lan&J, 2 t..thl, is . cover the purchase prict. •w~ 1....-: bl I • •-• Close to St. Joachim Tremendous at $24 500. baths all beautituUy car-e on;"'c t· na, cpta • .... .,...
• • • • • • • • • • • • • Church and School , peted with kitchen bullt-lna, lath ho u • e. Immaculate
Gener•I I Gener•I e We have FHA &: VA ap-FIXER UPPER _ warm brick fireplace, cov· conditkm. I: convenient loca·
BAYSHORES
3 bedrooms, H< baths, freshly painted, on
Bayshores Dr. You will be pleased. Close
lo beach. $59,500. Harry Frederick.
ENCHANTING RETREAT
Deluxe 2 bedroom apt with private beach
in Laguna. We like this. Outstanding ocean
view. Well priced al $45,500. Jim Muller.
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF f
Cameo Shores spectaoular view. 3 BR. FR,
large formal dining rm, pool size lot, beau·
tlful garden . $95,000. Bob Yorke.
LIDO ISLE
Gracious .3 BR, sep. Din. rm, huge FR. Im·
maculate. Big lot on Piazza . $110,000. Plu•
charming 3 BR on quiet st. Summer or small
lam . home. $59,500. Charlene Wbyte.
praisals rred patio, 18x40 pool with tion. Best buy in the area
CAPE COD 1--..,..--·---Please call to see. 5 Bedroom 6 a POOt. 2600 block fence around cul-de.. for S29.250. ONLY 10 sq ft. lmmed poss. $34,500. lot 1 ---•-pri * 90% * BY THE BAY ALL term•. '" or ,,_,,um ·
NEWPORT UPPER BAY MONTHS OLD vacy. S. ttady to swim s.autlful 3 bdrm A mclOted
B ,, when escrow clOlel. Total lanai. This ex~nal fam· reezes keep yoo comfor-Waiting for a new house, and 2 BEAlf,TIFUL SUBURBIA pr:lce S2?,900. Payments only lty home 11 In excellent~
table year round. Family don't want the work? Well, PARK . homes, priced In SlS2 . mo. Ct11l dition. Electric built·inl plm
fun at nearby YMCA. Two here it is .•• everything is low forties with top financ· 1 J>M' dishwasher, carpet&, drapu
story English chann of four In. Drapes, carpet, land· Ing av.all. Tntly a pleasure Walker & Lee ! &: shutten. Nicely landscap-
bdnns., dining and family &eaping, 4 bedroom and to see. 1 ed. A 90% loan available on
rooms, 3 baths. Quiet cuJ-j family room , 2·story with Even' ..... Call 646-S226 AND MORE : Realtors, this choice propn-ty, ., a
de-sac 1trt'et and wide ac-2450 aq. ft. Exposed beam -~---·-~~--pool homes from $26, 750. on Brookhust So. of Warner small down ~ent ii poe-
ces.s for boat storaa;e. Bud-ceilings. Private aundeck in Baycresh Finest 4 BR homes from $30,600. 968-33n aible. Me.y we ahow you
get terms and practically master suite. Also asswn· E I.sh Ch 5 BR homes Crom $.32,000. EAS SIDE this?
priced at only $43,000!!! able VA loan .• ·'"' only IHJ I armer CALL 546-5411 Anytime T MORGAN REALTY
w.soo. ca11 546-2313. 3 Patios + Dining LARWIN REALTY GOV'T REPO. 67U642 67~ ~ULW~LL
PROPERTIES, INC. \<Ql THE REAL \"1 ESTATERS
'-' ', I , ..
Ba,y~st or Dover Shores? TRULY ELEGANT , Baycrest and elegant! 4 bed-. ,
room. 3 baths Custom 1 If •pa~ 19 wh&t you need, 1~ down to •·-··. N--• · • · this is It! Five s cklus i;iu .... ..,. ... .., ='-'
I ii-iiiiiiiiiiii-iiiii&im I style mantle ov~ ~all tire-j bedrooms three fullpabathl decora.tln&, but check these
1 I • place. Formal dining. Dec-1 nna1 'di 1.,.,. ' featUttS. 3 bedrooms real
Fv•nH·•ly luBo•d• I?~
220E 17thSt .. C.M .
Call 646 ·
A SPECIAL -WAY OF LIFE
is yours in "THE BLUFFS." Lovely 3 • 4
BR Townhou se, 211.t ba., formal dining, thick
carpeting, billiard room , Bayfront location.
$57,900. Belle Partch.
IT'S A NO NOi! orator wallpaper. Laundry 0 n .. <& room, I hard'WOOd floon, brick fire.
l ,l••Evenlnpiiii;;;ii;;;Call;;;;;iii644-iiii7•0tl.1 ..... ~·-big 4 ~_'._ horn• • room. Try to match this tor """"'" panelled lamlly plac., F /A heat, bullt.lns A I
, 1U11 L'CU.lvuua $55 OOO! Call today. 645-0303 room with cozy fireplace, h shak f d tach...a ' should NOT be looked t ' 3-car garage shiny clean eavy e roo • e . ,..... I UNLESS you want ~ and tastefully, decorated all double 1arage on alley, OV· SEE FOREVER
BAYCREST . BEST BUY
One of our finest adult cared for homes.
IMMACULATE 3 bdrm with formal dining
room & family room. Call to see. $79,500. Bud Austin .
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Newly decorated 4 bedroom, 51'.i baths.
Large panelled family room. Wet bar &
soda fountain. Space for large boat.
Eileen Hudson .
·VA·
REPOSSESSION chance at $32,500. The big thil just a stone's throw enlud lot Vacant I: re~ You can 1ee the harbor a
family room and 2 elegant from Beach. Flexible terms for your inlpectlon. HuJ'T'y. boat activity. The twlnkJUW
SUpl!'r North Costa Mesa Jo.. baths will deli&ht you. The at Call 546-5BI (Open Eves.) Harbor ll&hts 4 the blue
cation near OCX:. Lara:e 3 "NO-NO" meant a vet ~tr w lk & L I~ f Pacllic from thll 4 BR a bedroom. family and lanai. In wUh NO MONEY! Seller --=====.--a er ee .. BIME i pool bom •. A 1pl-d buy
full builtin kitchen, 1hake will pay au your clotiint EXECUTIVE .,._allon '"-----....,.~------'-at $Tl,500. roof, llreplac" $950. down1 cos!.!. What can""" l<><e! ESTATEll ~ , · 675 3000 to anyone. Full price only Bea.uutul 1 pa c i 0 u 1 4 2190 Harbor Blvd. at Adams ' •
128,950. ~ co,.ATS bedroom, 3 bat!> ....... 2600 54>4465 Open ·w 9 PM VA-NO "DOWN :l«IT E. Cout 11"1· Call 541).1151 (Open Eveo.) oq. IL custom built ome, 2 AN. D 2-
WALLACE Hu •verythinc -pluo 20x40 g,.,_ 4 bedroom on weot· l~llllTAGEI REALTORS Mated &:. filtered pool, cen-A channina: duplex and ft'• aide. Eldting larp col'DU' .. -•ft 1 1 1 1 south of tbe Cout HighWl,Y lot. Room for Pool • Trailer· "' --.S.'M6"4'141-tral air c:ond on n1 . 1 ,.. __ • • • • AM-FM, 2· fireplaces, dee-. n .....,n1ua de! Mar. WaJkina Brtcht cheery kitchen • It
BAY & BlACll
Hf ;\f.'I\
IDEAL FOR ADULTS
OR SMALL FAMILY, one level. 2 Lge BR's, Reduced $3,0001
small den. wet bar, lovely patio ; Near sho~ Beach Area Duplex
ning, pools, school. Univ. Park. $36,900. $27 Olli
(~n Evening•) Irie -door opener and :"'nee to Big c.rona · won't laat at these term1. laycmt Bonus!
mudt. muc:h more, all aet· . ach and shopplna ·Nicely Lost price of $25,450. Call 3 + DI I
Th.y A-RunnllHJ •-~·bl decorated -Quality ..,,,... 616-nn. n n9 • • uo• on a hugt .....,.. e corner • Bit in kitchen • Compleftly + "-lly To Del Mar lot. Looo avallabl• on price. lurnlthed • Swedllh nr.prao. . ruin I.
reducHonotSSB,500.Call es. n..1 .. $49,'lSO. Call luy Gl-$39 500 I
Now on the marlcet and """ lk & L vuy • •
ol the most fantutlc -.. Wa er ee ~™liO. -===~='="='="~I Two flreplaceo. Formal dtn-
room1, dlnhig room, tcreen-Realtors ..,._ ' vate entry to nwtn aufte. I
1'Chuck" Lewis. ,00 •
I-luge bedrooms. Stove, re-NEW IN UNIVERSITY PARK frlgerator and more ,,.,,,
2 story Doll House · 3 bdrm, 2\o!i bath . Beau· 1100 oquare feet per unit. ln M.,. 0.1Marwith4 bed• Spanl·L$25 995 .,., 3 huge bedroom•. PJ1. 'I
ed and ,, ..... .-11o. bulJl mo Harbor mvd. al Adamo 3 + Dining + 2 U'xU' family room. Bl&
Jn barb<que..J>eauUM new_ 56-9191 n 'til lPM f'==~.....,._rt·ft'=wl~=~-Neai leach! patio a_yar<l. llWTy ·Call II
carpetlna 6 !loo< 1 I I•. RENT UNTIL 1 no; Like.,.,. from Moorilh en•-
tiful upgraded decoration. Nice view near ~ned and covtred pa.
--pool, courts-&-scbool . Owner trans.-$42,900.-11;t='lo.~Investors dream! Low
George Grupe. price • move last -$25;450
Hurry on this ont. One
3 bedroom, 2 baths. dOU•
ble earage, bit: Jot, pe.·
Uo, roomy buUt·ln
kitchen, cozy t&mUy
home. No down to vtll.
$1500 down to anybody.
See It today.
• J,
CAMEO SHORES VIEW ESTATE
Nearly 1h acre. Perfect for entertaining.
Large rooms, pool, ca ban a, terrific bar, 4
bdrm, 51'.i baths. Call (or picture brochure.
$175,000. George Grupe.
OCEAN VIEW $57,500
Choice Corona de! Mar location with private
beaches. Har 3 bedrooms & room for pool
See this sweeping view from muter BR, LR.
Din. rm & kitchen. Hurry! Bill Comstock.
--Coldwel. ..... '3U700
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550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.I.
I
6l5-0303.
I lllil 'I I Ill \0\
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136,!leQ. For •POOinbnent TO COMJ'ORTABE LIVING to vaulted celllrc. 11pani.;i,l I
..it 616-nTl. IT'S YOURS enough rm tn rlcht placeo • 3 -.. 2 bathl. wa11c. 1 I This sharp 3 bdnn. plus lrr fa.m nn. acrot1 from In ck>ltt tn butt maatrr
l.2x14 famUy room 11 ttady acUt llv area. 2 sty 4 BR aulte. Brisht gourmet ldtch-
and waltin& ft:lr you, New Paettetter w/dln nn., I& en. .Dinirw room. Ca 11
O THE REAL
··\/ t:STATf:RS pe.lnt tn and out. Plua boat c:ov patio 6 play arta. Nr. 660303
Stop All Famllles! . ~: /::!,_.i thlt ....,. tam· ~Di-,
4 Bedroom and, e.thl -VACANT
Separot• llx19 lunlly """" 3 Bedroom, llroplact bomt.
Muter 11.1lte with flrtplace Alley aect11 for bolt, tra1J.
pie. For more W.rmatlon ochl. vac. Ownr. tnnod. INVESTOU
cal 84'7-«>10. $U,950. ' !
ROY J. WARD RLTRS PAIADISI J
1149 Weotclll! Dr. N.B. • Juot 11.oted, Eutoldo ~ ij
64&--0228 Good condition. HIP hloome
DUPUX-$24,750 Owntt 'Imo! aliolll•oud, I ;,.,:.. m~n=w."":
• Convert thll 4 bedroom -· 1 baths, .lamlly -wtfll ... ""' .. aoly ..... 1-LAKE VIEW LOTS to dupl.,.. with euthoritl<I PMl!nc -.. all .. -. P1IA or oo -. VA I
Newport 1111)',.... lot ,_and tnjoy oppn>vol. Larp R2 tot. c1ooe Irie "A...,;i" l bu Ill· I~ I lmno •..U. H111'17'"' llalti
Ofllco and ..wine ..... ... 124,950. FHA or VA.
Worfdhop and loundiy ..... so ft • .-11o anc1 11rep11 1
All th!J pluo '"°"' for Juot
1311,ll!O. c.i1 51&-2313 to .... I
' THE REAL ·:fZ! ESTATERS , . .· .
ot tile .....i...ru1 ....,...,lonal to gOlf """"'· ablent,..,... kltche Richly n eh d -·
,. I ,_ fAclllties ol Cal1)'0f1 Like !'5;11!071'ili. doom H u r r 1· ,.,.,:· with ~ oddod ' Call -(()p<o Eva)
• ,....., thlo Summer. --ft lol, -f •--
·-~ """"· toed• 0 ·--·· fitJli i ~ 6U 1111 JUll ooe 1trH1 oil the lair•. : WUl!er 1t .,.,.,. Included! • ,JJ
(Myllmol Toto! price !8500. j 1 Pallo. 121.950. llrl!,, 'Clll •
Sperow Rlty &42-4474 l======= cloy or nlcht, 540-1721.
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• • Lovely larte, llocy·S BR + I + EMPTY HOMI $18,000 F .P. 4 lldrm + l'emlly Rm ' UDO SAND lam. rm. home with 2 pa• EQUALS FAST SALE A COUNTRY 90H cour:se estate
bit) canyon
dlni~ room convenient oU $10,000 tn extru, 2 patkM, aeneer elevators + a 2 BR Stop aean=hln, for tbe one-COTTAGE the ebettrtul buUt.-ln kit· 1..... f I\. chtn. CraAr.... .• UV!."" room E-Z <'ll'e yard. Firepl,ace, apt. Perfect for .... e am-I a-mllUonl The owner is ln the heart or Hunt. Bch.,
....,.... deep she.r carpeta, l bed· ily. • anxious and want.s action! A featurina 2 nice med bed· enhanced by 1oc bumlne 3 BR 1-de-tlreplaee• Auume 61..!.c. rooms , 2\' baUa, all thitl • hOme on cu sac, tma, sep fan1 rm, bJa: !Iv
• 1• 1' pwre. $34,SOO. Spac:M>u1 3· BJ\ house + 2 llif1na, FA ht, tlrtpt, etc. qn, ,elect kltch, w/w crpt~'
loan A,. ""'U: ,: 1° n t :;!Y MESA VEiDE BR apt.. Lartl• patio, lovely Alsume tflls allracHve 6% A custm drpo thruout , 2 '" fi•• bedrooms D family room D 3 beths
3 car garag• D 3 firoploces tJ c""* lot
24-liour security guard gate
pa.ytmelncln wdl ~·· 1 n I ...... &1 -'d 1 A 1 bulo quiet location. Evenlnp Call Joan. Priced at $28,200. Sub-ear altuatl!d on P." ovenlz· ren u ne• es, n-rvu ai. e uxury. a us 615M37 mtt on FHA l G.J. Call ed lot. Just JO% i:town takea
terest, principal &. In-~ btdroom CUSTOMIZED 537.5642 it Only S.17.f. per
"""""'" 540,-17211. HOME. A ~tone'• throw COLLINS & WATIS .it. . mo pay1
tron1 the golf neens. A tor--REAL TY -TARBELL 1!i.l"I' Rl'.li [ ,! •l l .. • mat dinlna room and family -I' room help make !hi. 2600 C. & W. ,
295.5 Hubor, Costa Me11 9Q'. H. ot luxury a muat !!ff:! 315 MARINE.AVE. m-6900 WALK TO tU-4471 ( :) S4M10J I
. BALBOA ISLAND HUNTINGTON ..,,. •1 9u•1t too111 ot 1erv•nl'1 Clij•rl•r1, AnENTION
VA BUYERS ·
Vets, now ta the Ume lo buy
)'Our home. We have many
good homes to &how you.
2-3 • ... bedrooms. Don't
1860 N....,,.n Blvd., C.M.
Can 646-3928 Evet 673-7575
EASTSIDE c :M.
Charmine 3 bedroom with
room to build extra unit -
featurlne dlnln1 room, 2
baths, fireplace, builtlna,
large R·2 Jot. Very clean
and neaL Askin& o n I y
S27, 750. To see thil one first,
Call 540-1151 (Open Eves.)
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--....::W1lktr &.111, Co,.,. dol Mor CENTER & R.E. SALESMEN
w. ANXIOUS OWNER GOLOENWEST TIRED OF
Spacious
Waterfront
Home
+ EMPTY HOME CO.LLEGE · • • • • ohort romm., endleu meet· OPPO~TUNITY In thU!i CLE AN• CO~f-inea, too many caranv&lll,
This owner wants action! F o R T A B L E a n d constant proddlnal
He's painted and cleaned hl1 CHEERFUL 4 BR. home WHY NOT WORK
3'br, den; view home 'til It \\1.th entry from gar to FOR YOU!
.. and h -• lOH_ mafter bednu; so hubby can Call Ed 847-9604
oquee • ""~'· " sneak In tai.. Conveniem KASABIAN ~.=~~ty Rt•lt'f kitchen with bulldlll!I and REAL ESTATE
3001 E.· Cat. Hwy. 613-6510 lots ot cupboard.a for yourl--.,,-,-~-,-,==co-
BY owne•. charmin& 2 b•, on cooking enjoyment. · ."A CAREFUL
R2 ""'"" 1ot wtma,.1ve Sparow Rlty 842-4474 BUYERS DREAM"
brick trplc, open be&ms. "A r>Kt for every Bird'' This exceptional homt! is
..
this home is being finished now •nd 1hould
be •vail•ble in mid-f•bru•ry ..
26 harmit•9t l•n• •t roy•I st. g1or91 ro•d,
n•wport beach ..• less than $I 00,000. • drive by •nd se• it, then c•ll owner •t .. ,
~lephone: 644-1 140 ti7>2409. $32 950 you• cbunce lo got you1·
Secluded 5 bedrooms, 3~ LUSK 2 tory 5 br 4 ba 3 BONUS' ROOM moneys worth. Locatl'd in
baths, family room&:: torn:iat , frplc, gr:en~lt loc~tlon, fee Fountain Valley in a \'ery
dining room pl~s reereation land. Aient 6$7225 H.1.R. I plus 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ·are popular area near schools 1 Irvine
area. Two patios, & an el· found in this vacant 2 story and shopping. Take advant-1 ~,.--,.,....."::""-::-,......,..,-
evator .t~ make th~gs easy. Cost• Mes• executive home with w/w age, Call 842.2535, Z Year old 4 Br Culverdale DR'S CHOICE
Jn addihon there 111 a large $lOO TOTAL DOWN carpels & all the amenities. hon1e. Lovely crpt & drps, Unbellevahle _11 couret I:
separate 2 bedroom apart-No down GI tenna or 5% thruout. Lrg patio WI gas ..,. mt>nt ror in-laws or tax re-PAYMENT !_ . all others. call•••-.. b 17~ W pamramlc View. N&tural
I W f al pl. closq coetJ: vetl or aown 01'11.>"CWiM bq. $33,500. w.. ebster. 'Aood crii.r:w•, 2 e o I y ls•ooof. for tta ~o~i.1~ •11:11 inosooot rn"'A ~--.. __ ti renting 4 SHERWeeO REAL TY 833-3963. "-la pl t'h I CALL~~~-· . _..;.;;, ;"'';,.ths. ad.ied 18964 Brookhunt. F.V. JUST REDUCED Lagune BHcll ;;'.;':.. ':' ~~~ • .;:.~ ac:o.1 panelled famUy room. .... SA VE $2000 BEST BUY OF' THE WEEK full servioe kUch., lonnal
:TORS ne• lot In Costa Mesa. 4 Bed Du h H ' LOCATION + dlnhw. lcitc:h<nette, -or ,. . .,. HA ,000. Call Spacious 2 story 4 Bdrm 3 nn • tc aven 1a· --.i-"'----'--"'"-"-=--~~ .,.., full baths walk-in cl~. rina. Bit tam nn w/11.ood Shi~tes. fl.ass, privacy & den choice, ..,..,,.""" ~ ........ -
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Executive Haven Walker & Lee Walk to ·beach &: F.dison bumini tl.repl,, roomy kitch value-are only a few "-'Ord& S79,500. cau 56-IOC (Open
[Cllalfoed INDEX Truly an executive home in High School. Reduced below w/dishwshr & bl tins. No dn that describe this 1 bedroom j Eves.) SOUTH COAST
Advertising choice section of Baycrest -REALTORS . gov't appraisal, Won't last GI -low dn FllA, SJ0.900. \\•Ith convertible den, 2 bath _REA __ i;_:ro_RS __ ~~-=-
1 Show real pride of owner-2790 !~arbor Blvd. at Adams, at $39 500 Call 968-4441 5.17-5642 home overlooking Woods FIX up 1: save! 3 Br, 2 Ba..,
. Mlp. with 4 lg hedroom• • 54>9191 Open 'til 9 PM. CREST llEALTY co_:LRINESA<WYA2Ts Cove. Huge mut>r bl!cJ. 40' Joi. $53,SGO, ,..,, -I ;.__tor SM II~ J 3 bath,5 •. has family :00m + DRIVE BY r:;fc~l~~·;u: w/Option «trade, ~'115.
sep d1n1ng room with ne~v 2755 TERN CM. STEP LIVELY C. & W. many attractive tee.tu~ to
Cl .1. 1• IOO 1,9 cuotom pool + great pall• FOR THE PRO•FESS· 10 .. and take advantage ol thi• SPARKUNG .,3500 117 Newport IMch •ssi 1c• ion -" area for entertaining -The " . ,,. 2 bedroom & den tor only compare at ..,. • • • >
boss -Don't hesitate lo see AL" -Sits high on a hill. 2 $18 500 I R.~:!f'~ I this beauty at $19,SOO. lireptao.._ lrg pool. 3 BA. ' · · 4 PLUS POOL . ~ FULL PRICE IS
673-8550 ~':n".'"i ~::.i f=m: ! REAL ESfATE by $32,500. ./TOian $21,500 '-=c""la-u'"'il~ic_•_f~,.-n"'t~50·114 Mesa Verde area. Call McVAY 89:1-1533 2 Baths. like new crpt• & REAL ESTATE No-. (0 GI -and
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... _____ _,I~ 842-4466 SHARP SHARP drps, formal dln, cheery 1190 Gl~neyre st. minimum down to nlA. ln
. fNndll . Immae 4 8 R, prof ldscpg, kitch! Fresh paint in and 49.f.9fi7l 549-0316 tact. eV9110M ~
lots of fruit trees pond w/ out! Showa like a model! Sharp 3 bedroom dNuMr
Cleuilicolion 200-260 REDUCED waterfall. Walk 'to beach. ~~.,;, FHA term" Call , UNDER with open beam coUl-
-1•-llfl!il .Eosllide-Cosle Mos• --~~·Es'f% dn5k,~Wne SEYMOUR REALTY 1n41 CONSTRUCTION ~~';';;::~,.!i':O
. Only $29,950. Beautiful ~ew 4 BEDROOMS · S.:-1366 ate, .· or Beach Blvd., Hunt. Bctt. \Vatch the constructkln ttom yard Total payment u tow
Cl .1• 1. 300 355 condition. Walk to shopplf18. lSth · $ 950 bea:lnnin& to end & select M l16I. month. an... rent assi ica ion -Huge swimming pool. Own· Near N.ewport HtJ. on IT'S ALL HERE 18, • carpets & appliance colon allt per "'V '
I '"'-1[1)-er leaving I~. ~~s~h~I= :~= 2 Bedroom, formal dining, 3 BR PLUS 2 BA in this new 2 bdnn view w' . ,k & Le . -. CORBIN-4BR.,2BA.Kltchenbl!na .. :'.:!y:'m~r:~~: VACANT homelo•only$31.950.(l-6) a er e
Classification 360-370 FA heatiedna· .... ~ • ..!arpe900 t, ALL TERMS. Needs eome flx.ln'-hu for·! ~O 1,, ~ RellWn MARTIN large fenc J"""~· _,., • REAL ESTATE by mat din area, w/w crpta,, ..,/T06'k11~ 2790 Harb>r mVd. at Mmu, I .... 11...-1 CALL Ci) , .. .,.,, McVAY 545-0451 all elect kitch. nice ldllCPll! REAL ESTATE ~ ~·I Piii
. . . REAL TOR,~ 6*7662 At•"'--3 Br, 2 Ba, !ncd back yard. Submit lerml! Call 847-1221 HIGHLANDS Claasific•tion 400.465 $ll,500 Gem In 71{4{.f}? Nr. IChls &: heh. l 'ft old. SEYMOUR REALTY, ln41 1190 Qlameyre St.
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r.;;;;'! Huntington Be•ch Ne ar Nawperl Pait Otflt• $700 dn ~ T.O,P. ~. Beach Blvd., llunt. Sch. 49'-9473 5&0316 Prime Harbor l"tlNF '
_ -.~ Near the HunUngton Center. * VACANT * $'INSTANT CASH$ 2 STORY •lass front view ~":~ ~. rr~.:
this clean lha:rp boml'! has a 3 BR 2 BA .crpta, drps, for the equity Jn your home, home. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. rma. 11 fUnllr ftll., 1'6
Cl•11ific•tion 500 .. 510 Doughboy pool, gree~ trp1c,' an blt·ina &: walk to CLASSIFIED We pay all 1cottB, In tor. Balcony in beam Hvina bath1. lJYinl ream ..._,
I ll•l 1n the rear&. lots of fnut schools Ir: lhopptng. Fncd HOURS. cloMae oft. Jt11t call .. 24 roornoverlociksdinln&fltt'l. glanwalla..,:ma . '*•'* . trfts.OwnermovingEa.sl. yard,lrgtreea,comerlof&: hours a day. 8«7-8501 2 ~ks, Ienced yard, llf'll' pool.~ *1r
Walker & Lee xlnt No. C.M. locat!on. FHA 8:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~ firepla .. , wetbar, carpet., llt'aclooo llviJw. $G,IJllO.
Cl•ssific•tion 525.535 or GI Ir priced right at :Monday thru Frlda1 · «'apes, buik-lnt. $39,500. CALL • ,411 •2.,1•
I i.otond-llnl ::= :-0~.Princ. only. BKR. ~~y= '<-~-_{ I ~m:'=-~* ~-· DJ OCEAN VIEW 6 Blocks To OcHn ~ mo Sq. FL 3 Bit, 21> BA. 71'aALu Cl•sslfic•tion 550.555 Beautifully detxlrated dream COS?A MESA OFFICE Le. tam. rm., din. rm., frpl, Ne•r N .... rt Peal Ottlc• ~ LOT home only 2 yean old with 331l~:SJ:Y $l8 OOO Cpl. ~ drapes, blUN, wet 10 UNn5 I ll'lltrucUDft I ~ cha.rmi1* fireplace, con-• • bar, etc. lmmac. $f7,950. ......... Newport Heights fee land. venlent kitchen, huae patio NEWPORT !tEAOI 2 'BR, elect bltln RIO, FA Full price. Eutskit COit& Mesa, ar-t .....,C-la-u-il~ic-•l-io_n_5_7_,5-510 Call for appt.. ta tee. and tatge emugh yard tor 3333 News:mt
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Blvd. ht, w/w crpta, drpa. &O'x MISSION REALTY 494-0731 ttntal ,,,.._ Seven S-W.
pool addition. C>my $27,950 1 642-567!! lOO' fenced and 1dacpd lot, PROPERTY tor ale, 29 N. room1and1bfte "'4lrooaw. -( seme.n~l~I wi~GI«FHAtenn1.Bet.. HUNTINGTONBEAal dbl&ar,paUo,SJ1¥mtlleu U. Senda, Lower 'Mne ::.~~:,u:.!:: n~lflY P/NCP!R c1 ... ili•a•i••600.699 ,..,Newpxt BWd .. c .M. Wiik~~g Lee l787554~~omvd. ij4•-• :;:~:sJ:eo.n· ~~'"~-:~: r~n~. I Eo .... o•t Iii•) Call 646®8 -.. <46.1()67 REALTORS ~mr.!.~~gt 711:1Wln Mose Vonte ..... de ,tok -& Lee
t EASTSIDE 2700 Harbo• Blvd. at Adami, 494·9'6& OWNl';R hu moved and ' a er
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305 N. El Camino Real ba f.rpJc custom home by room plus dtnlna room home Rea!ton [ llfl>..) Auum• big FHA loan w/ SUPER SALE 4924420 · 0,,;ner. Adjacent lo prk ~ on a 3f Ft. lot lt'• P!"lc:ed 2190 IWbor Blvd; at -I. -V tolal paymu of 1295./'!'•· $1. MOVES VET IN NORm COUNTY tux aoJI course track. right at 161,500, bot 1Ubmlt 515-9191 Open tilt P11
C l.:issific•tion 800-836 Income $.151)/mo. run pnce 5 BIG BD}.\MS, 3 BATHS. .dlaJ Sree M0..1220 $36,500. 846-1.189. your offB and move tn now. N.8. ISTATE SAL•
$35,900. $31 500 b«ucmll im.u-j& Can atve lmmecl occ. cm [ ,.t ..... _ 11).:J ~~~.~~.~~~!-.~ GEM NB gi!~Lr~~~ •rv•ne 3416 v1a :;:• ,~. 400•BRt 1oome.1 .. -l ""--'""OiiiiiO~~j l6!0 W.Coast Hwy .. '. REAL COMFORT IC
Clauilication 150-151 EASTSIDE C.M. REALTORS 642-4623 ~fil";.~ ~ C:~ In thu 3 bdrm., 2 ba., Uni· 4 BR. 3 hi. 10:dS $125,000 CJL
I lltif } hem I VA Repo. l BR., 2 BA. fore ~bllcatJon, except venity Park Jlome. ,.._. 3 BR. 3~ be., tam nn, pool .....,. ... l!ftd,,,•IC l.Jkenew3~ epus $28,950, $950 Dn. pymta. tor Monday Editlon ....W.J
. Ina f4i . den, 2 baths, tittpface. 3M ~ A lhorl%ed broktr when deadline ls Sa.tut· fi~place, bulltin wet bar, nn, din rm. 40' lot '8£1,500
Cl •1. 1. 9-912 Walnut. Open daUy 1-4, •• u ' •·· l2 noon. clote to school•~ ohoppfn&'. LIDO REAL TY INC. =-=•n"'•....,~-.. .....,,M~"'""'·'""· "'-~3. •111 ic:• ion 1,o1u-by apJ)I. Immed. poq. 548-6570. IMOJ• Priced at $31,950. 3377 VIA LID<.. ~~ ... -,._ .. -...
I ]~ Roy McCordle RHl!er VACANT 3 BR REPO CLASSIFIEO 67:1-7300 BA. Newport -· Act.
r._.,.11,.. ..... : J81o Newnon Blvd., c.M. Le• lot off alley. Shal<• root. i REGULATIONS 8 red hi·11 67>-T.125. H.l.11. .. 750 3 Br, 2 Ba. home, lam rm. ,..,.....,, 2 2 ~ 58-7729 Hw floors. $29. • ERRORS: Advertiam bltna encl Patio Nr ptk I: o.u'"' br, -~. Classific•tion 915-949 Broker 546-7739 should chttk their adl ' · CXXl · SWimminc pool. t.e i.m.
Ir------,,§] -OUTSTANDING-By -·-•. Lowest -.-tor di·~· report crrHors :!~1~1 $ll, · B.Y owner A&ent, •~nz. ff.I.It. • vn•... .,........ m at.ely. T E REALTY _,...,..,.. • ._... ~ 1 or 2 duplexes, 3 BR, 2 BA, 11e 3 br, new paint, xtra Ip DAILY PILOT assumes Untv. Park Center, Irvine 1---------DESPERATE OWNER J BR
. 3 fireplaces. Close It beach. iot, trult trees, e<I location. llablllty for the tint In. cau Anytime, 833..Qd) l'ut multi are Just a pblnt +dtn 2\l Ba.IDOd ...... Classiflc•tion 950-990 $52,500. Term11. MG-m!. correct ~on only. call away .1Ua7S Art-flS.1215 H.IJL I GHrp WllllemlOft -------~---REAL TOR BY""""''· 3 BR, 2 BA -CANCELLATIONS:
.... ,.70 •••i••• in prime Costa Mtaa area. When kllllnc an ad be .,_... -~ sure to make a record 129,SOO 557-4461. o! tho KILL llUMBER
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$4,500 Spanl9h 4 Bedrmt! ! nl!mberbymutt be pre-* OCEANFRONT DUPLEX* Medallkln kttchl Profen 1ented the advert.1111'
Top Newport Location. ~· Manv xtl"'•! Tf'•'""'! In ~ ot a dllpute.
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Balboa. Ba.y Propertiel 8G-44(l'J Evel: 968·9006 CORRF.cl'ION OF NEW * 1542.7491 * -AD BEFORE RUNNING: -8 y OWNER-O•nlen .Grove Every ~tfott 11 made to
kill or ~t a new ad 3 BR, 1 BA. Xtra ~ BDRM··-GI $21,900 that bu boon~
eilldlillrii area. Shae cpt.a, Bof Thia I• a nk:t: one, IO I but ~ cannot .. guaran-
cuatom drpa. Coveted patio. clean le neat, a J'tal joy to tee to do IO unW tM ad
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" • pl Tl bala"!"' 3 BR ' $145 • Biby ok. No peL 2 • CLEAN " Qut•L l Br. 4 BR D/R. 2 BA BL TNS c--.. _, Oro I Bl\, J ba, lrplc, ·av. tl1 • ,
• 25' · BA. °"2 l"rpte'~ F..; · 4 separate building•. Sh"-roofs. Private Br .• zar. Yard. Nr. lltb Ir turri. Q-pt/drp, all utll Inc. Vsc<!IL Del\Whr. crpt1. drpo. ALL·~ PAID June lltb Nr. beoch. 1115. • WH!.T'~ N;
!·' ldtcbtn, some vi.w. Owner. patios. No stairs. AU latoryJ>ungalowL 2 a.. Sonta 'Anl Av. 548-3530. $115. lrplc. !ncd yrd, dbl zar, Compa,. beto,. you nnt, !,'!' _~w. 6~ o r 1 A l'IAME7 ,
:· 2l3/413-ll63. S bedrooms. Some have fire£1aces. The type HouM• Unfurn. '°5 ALA Rtnl1l1 • 645-3900 Cloae. to all scltls CSa4dt.. cu.tom dcllaned, tttturlna: "~~ . i
, WESTCLJFF by 0,.., 4 br. 3 of ~ull~ings ·that attract" an hbla good ten-0.-tl e· llEAR Thi>! 2 Br, tncJ :::;,~~~'~ 1~J.;:;. ~: • ~10111 kltch&n with in· N.:;,,,_ Ocltanm>al • rum "'Plenty •!:.ind ':u\:".!
; ,, ba 2300 sq tt, wik to schl. an • come $16,740 yr. tlU,000. Excellent pi;, crpt /drps. lclds/peta. Jack Cohn 535-8363 or 213, direct llrh~ Wlnt.r $300. 3 BR, :-•fine. I t
;-:• -dcoor. $51,000 . financing. '· $HO. -·--. • !;eporaiedin'r-ma 2 BA. J,.. ll:Plc, patio A ._ ........ ... ... -· "Our' 27th Y -H -• • o1~•-• , ·• llome-11\._ sto ..... e ·allJ"llt. •5135, MB·~· ene Uvtnr. IPIC 3 BR apt& l I -· N< -ALA Rtnlols • 645-3900 c =m1n1•'""'-~ ·-;0'. NEWPORT SHORES WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., RHltors RENTAL FINDERS .Dent Point "Unfum ..... 320 :~.:ii.,:= w/storaa:e *~., ~2:; ~ SAY VENDOME·
, 3 Bdr, 2 Bl, ex. ccnd. 2111 Stn Joequln HIU1 Roed .,. •• ,,,..._.,.. • e Full lel1(IJ1 marble pull 11 613-80!8 S "V h "' "
; • $31.000. $4500. dn. NEWPORT CENTER MMflO Hou,..* Apt1. . UNIQUE 2 STORY c.Ota Mota · • nope · · oy o n-aame
.... ABBEY REAL'f.Y 6U-3850 * ,., "Ill * UR:GE 3 Br+ Fr Rm Rec e ~ ... Bd-s LOWER Beaut, furn apt nt ~-. ....1 ~ ... ..-· l -...:'.L?t'...acent of
, Duploxos/Unill Rotl E1ltlt .,.... rm. ALL Blt·lnL O'pU, drps, 3 BDRM., 2 BA, w/w cpb, • P:;,i . aarl;quot • sur-ocean. Avail lolw. U.. Ab-";b.";'i;i'ance 7'i\ar1s. the ~· B~=F~t~' r:.r: Ii~. BR rm~ Hie 1'2 Exchange lft _n::i:m_~ 2vl frpl~~ .. ~ d;cJtdb•I Nice dW,~·.Cc!m~1I~e ~~us't rouoded with plush land· bey ~ll;y. 642-3850.. gretn of the French Coun·
$210,000. Realtor 675--4600 CHOICE acre a 1 e . Lan-$Bil-OCEANFRONT Bachelor .• .!'!.· r 1"-'U ~ ..... Iii: gar. J.llnWU er. • ;J.,. ~ seaPlng Newport Heights tryslde.
-6 -for •~ oUict, 549"-2132 home Mr. Adult Jiving at Its best OR Newport Heights RESIDENTIAL "'""'· rosldenco or pad, utU pd. Ideal tor stu· NU-VIEW RENTALS Queen. ~ home Mr. Large 1 BR $175 CLEAN ior 2 BR Adltw, no S,AY VEN DOME F
·; ClJTE 2 Br cct•·-. fix. UNITS ~~/~t~'.· Owner , de~t. 673-«IJO or <94-3248 Sboehan. • l1l'ILITIES FREE pell, Ir ldL 1us.i1SO. mt QUALITY LIVING
-· EAm"S!DE ~A • F 3 Br, 2 ~-, cpll, ~. ~· W. W"--n 64"1971 E. 16th St. NB. 646-1801. -' er-opper. Wltb guest house , ~w• "IESA Rttl IEitata Wan1td 1 .. 1125-LAGUNA Beach. \I bllc. ountaln Vellty ~ -~ --r I< bath. Aswme 111.000, ~.500. wml TERMS .. to Ocean. Tol/srnl -t ok. bit-Ins,· dswltr. 2 pooh, '* $30 WK. a UP * Apt. Unfurn. 365 Just a fow.'opt. .. rr $200 mo R Mee di R Ito ,,,.. NEWLY decorated, new lb"· .. •• ·~· ·~mo FllA loan $26,500. Realtor oy ar • .. r WANTED lmmac. h 0 m. All utll pd. w/w ..... drps. 3 BR, 2 Ba c ·~. -· ~ . • Studio .. 1 BR Apts B lbot r I nd THE VEN DOME
642-22:22. 1810 N~7729Blvd., C.M. w/pool. Min. '3,000 sq, ft., 4 + den & bonus nn. &: laun-Huntington S..Ch • Room $15 WK It Up. 1_a ___ •_•----~I
" ""sm-al~I 1,...,-bedroom..,..--..,bo-u-,.-.. -or 5 Bdrms. Newport Beach -UNFURNISHED -dry Bit ' lrpl A • TV &: Maid Service Avail LITI'LE Island 1-1 B 1845 Anaheim 00·2824
'.:.. 50'x:i26' lot. $16,950. I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I! .. [ or Mesa Verde-area. Pri. $135-DOWIOUSE 2 Br aep rm. ps, ~· crou l~ •Ba, all 'app1'1 pool, e ' Phoine Service. Ulll l;'d ; ..... r:, 2 blka of(, Nwpt Blvd. at 19th
Call 532-2126 (714 ) CORONA de! Mar dUplex, party, Write .clualfied ad cot~. fncd yrd, ear, pet from school Lease lst & clblise. $ Br, $195, 2 Br, • AU major credit cards bUm, cpta:, drpe, pr, $27:h , ,
· \ Walk to the beach, market No. 305, J;>aily Pilot, P.O. ok. ~~ + dep. (213) $1'10". w/util add ' $ 2 5. 2376 Newport Blvd. 548.9755 Yrly. r73-n?8. -
Sen Juen Cepf1tr•no & schools. For sale by Box 1560 Cost.a Mesa. 926216. . -, *1405, "'536-5384. Thi! 'Ad Worth ~ on Rent J BR yrly, $165/mo, utilities Forced afr hMtinc
ti.o • ""'"""'ATE' SITE owner. 2.br, 2 ba front unil; W""'"A"'N~T~E=D~F~-'-71....o.-$125-UNBEI.fEVABLE 2 Br $240-Mo. 3 BR, 2 BA, home l ·Br, 2~ ba, frplc, all a~ Children & Pet.Section paid. · ' ,2 chUdteO wtlcoine .
r ~J 3 br, 2~> ba. den, rear unit , : 0 u rp ex•· Cottage, lovely yrd w/ tree! w/~ rm. 4 yrs new. pliances, pool & rec fac. 1.;BR. Furn'! 2. ,_e closets, * 67"'~ * Hot ,A coJd' water tum :., Build your o°" .. n h:lme high Custom features; l ow Eastside Costa Mtsa, good It Carden. E/slde Joe. Ma· Fenced ard 968--6076 .. 3 Bikm. 'I Bath $150 . above the Ocean a: Valley. malnt. G45-l927 cond. $49,000 Ol" less. Will ture adult. . Y · · 962-4167 or 968-8711. queen size bed, priv dressing 2 BR yrly, $165/mo. utilities CarJ>eta and cihpes
, 1•1 ac.res !anted tot ..... ., cash. Must have at least _ Huntrnvton Btedt N port a-a..... rm, xtra lge rooms, encl paid. B··"t •~ •--
,,.' • ?Z p ernons. T i I $3 500 d f r-.r •.w ~ ..,.. gar w/ storage. Adu1ts only, * 61:>-4003 '* "™ ·u:i 1""""' ~ •i Pu1L enoueh to build your N r p ex• / "· (l) 3 BR unit; Prtnc:ipe.ls $160-SPACJOUS· 3 Br. 2 Ba. e VACATION year tound. 1 NEW ln Ea 1 t b I u t t . • no pets. $160/mo. -CarporHtaD shower ~-2~ ~~:. .. ' .. M~-i~. ~al for 1e;;% ~:· =· ~; ~o~nl~Y~· 836-€1'1~~4~wi~th~de~tails~=· ~ 1 Stove, reftig, ept/drpa, fam· B$125r. Cpt, stv/ref, util inc, Townhouse 3 Br, 2~_ Ba., 2035 Fullerton, C.M. Belboa Penfnaule . Laundry i;oom. ""~· !'''""""¥ -"""""""-'" Bkr .eA.,~A• Uy or sina:lesfine. ~ bltns .. ~ 213 -----QUIET2Br2"·el ~ F'1\C!'d)'Vd.Nopet• ~.:,. JUsT 137•250 ' • ~ II• I 1·F~~·~ovme'. :r,;,.,·:· .. ALA Rentals e .645-3900 ~.,.;:;.•·· ·1-· ' Fum. Bach. I I Br'1. -· ean ·apt. MESA VILLAGE Apia. I:,; CAPISTRANO VALLEY fncomo Propet1y 166 _, -• • ...,_, E1pecl1lly nlct, $130/ for only $l15/mo. Id•al for 1046 El ·caml.0 Dr. •A
Ir, ~TY m.ll24 -·····-· ·-._ ____ __, •FIXER lipper nr beach. TOWllhouMUnfvno. 335 up.2110NowportBlvd. yngfamlly,justafewshort · 546-7331
OC N V W. -PRIME UNITS drps. rir schdols. . • 2 ar0s1v1 ... t. kids/pets. n r, c M stepa to the bay. 1 ChUd
EA IE SIX 2 BR, 2 BA apll. near ALAR I ,., H ntl.-Bo en · · OK NO pets Call now New custom home Westclitt Shopping Center. Buslnetl $175-NEWER 2 Br E/side enta 1 e -3900 . u · ,,., .... ._ a I.GE l' BR. apt, prage & 54fri39~. . DELUXE
J BD, 2 BA: fireplace Blt·ln kitcl!em, trplc's. Ooportunity 200 .FREEH 2 BR, 1\1 Ba, trplc, '1>atr lndry furn. $135/mo. l BR. 281 2 decks d w'1>r APARTMENTS
«114) ~TI.24 large Br., laundry. Seasoned !°c~~~ :t~k~'d, drps, landlord1·0wntr11 crpts, drps, pools &-Woallman prerd. 192 2 - B stove, re1rl,., cpf.s, 5 drps: Air Cond • Frplc's. 3 Swim·
S.nte Ana &dult tenants. Good return New .. ll&tlng........... _B.EACON * 645-0lll We will refer tenants to you plaiground. $1_70. 49i-3760 W ace, C, M. 548-6518 or ,ptjv, gat. % ,blk Ocean Ir: ·mini Pools_ Health Spa~
';' l---,B"'Y~o""w""·'°'N'°E_R__ ;ex~es~;!!: $135,cm with H~=~~~i R $100. Mobile home, crpts, ~!:bf; c~=~ '~n Maz_ Newport &Heft ~-N G -Bay. $300/mo.' IM'. No pets. ~~ • G~ " Bil·
•BR 1 BA. x 1arg kl ,,. -'stove relr!g Vac NB w•;tlng list. ED * IN 1·2·3 Br's. 2 675-5034. · ;) , Ira e ten· * DELUXE * .... ""'' • • ' · ' .... * ADULTS ~ERR * Br Furn & Un!. Llke new. • "-1 BEDROOM
·-en'& dining area. Shag cpts, bcxucm& tow.on 1•• Holland Bui. Sales , $110. l· ·BR W/ everything. ALA Rentals •· 645-3900 3 BR. 2% ba., 2 carport. $275. $140 Up. 645-5530. $30 with NEW 3!1\C 2: ~ apt, bltns, FROM $155
c_ustom dq>s. Covered paUO. wlCOlt "The Broker with Empathy" Single OK. H.B. *WE have a larg~ .selection Facing Pool. Ad. dsh_wshr,. frplc, w/w cpt, MEDITERRANEAN
-LargF .~. Br.and new 3416 Via Lldo 675-4562 1TI6 Orange Ave., C.M. $135. 2 BR, pvt home, kids/ of 3 and 4 bedroom homes REALTOR 548-6966 patios. $300 mo. Nr bch.
O'Keete. A Merritt •lov•. 2 7 HOUSES ~~5-4~1~70:_~· 5*NM~::;::=~·1~v:os pell OK. O.M. that can be moved Into * WINTER RATES *• No pets. 21J/691-lltl3. VILLAGE car garage $22 995. 636-5612 .11«>, 2 BR1,klds OK. H.B. Attrac turn Studioa $115 1 ,..___ .
• .. • ·nit ·-~ Ht. i..k~ ••• on 2 lots, -.1own °"'" Fa 'ly • I H n 1135: s BR. ~ """''· lclds, almost immediat<ty on our I _ .... -.. ~ .I I• I Brs $125. Adults, no ~ .... Co"'"" del Mtr 2IOO H(71-4) .J!•d., c.~t ~,, ._ _.. ••••• ~eta. $875. monthif in-lnl .-00 a 4, petsOK.C.M. Rent .. Qption ,Plan. .. ... ...,.... 2135Elden.Mar.Apt.6. -·.fl020
•• $10000 n•·7•-AGENT SHERWOOD· RE ALTY, RENTAL OFFICE ~ C9MFORT'Dt1:"0 3br,uaed ,come. , ,down,HW'T)',' SantaAnaC1vleCenterarea.' .,:. ._• I 10R2Br '•rms pool nr OPEN I -• ...,..,.. ,.. ••55 / ' ' 06 ' • ._ .-• 0 AM TO 6 .. r 1u.
' hrick lrplc, hated pool, im-'''""'· lut$~90nl,syoo. $11,500PE·T·ESmBallAR~RETT. . LANDLORDSt ~ . . •bops, util pd. Adult.. 1884 .. ~-· 3 1c1n11· * 2 •c...a. l rovementa. Must .... By < . BY THE SEA ~. Fum. 360 Monrovia,. CM. 543-0336. -.. !" 9VTll ~ mer. $29,500. 5«>1775. PERRON REALTY 642-lnl -REALTY-~a:r.~n!1'm::r':°; Vacant, 2 Bedroofll, J)ets & n-.:..rtf" EASJ'SIDE, neWly decor--~64 !,~' LMnc room wUh catbednl ~,· lbile HOm.. 1797'.0range Ave., C.M, p children welcome. Tennis ..,....,. 1rge Iv rm, 2 BR, kit. It ba. ON._.., ACRES cel1U:lc 6 bpe. Sepift.w " ., For Solt l 642·5200 Laguna • & Dana olnt. courts, swimming pool, ...... , 1 ... .--.6. -
.,, 25 DANA Polnt • New duplex. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!•I Our Rentar Service ia FREE sawia & jacuzzi. No main-Stove & refrig -gar, Adults, 1 6 2 8" .fVra. •~ l.hdlmL -~1 atta. -~ . ,. I :D:::EL=UXE=-Flam"'°". -i.,..,...'"·"'20'"·xs-7· $49,500. Silver 4ulte"m iit ~ GIFT Shop -Bath -Botiqµ:e to Yoo! . tenance. 842-3287 I 962-44711 A no peta. $145. Refs. Mn:. Fireplactl I jrty. pMJoL· . Swinimlns poql It cldldrla'1
oet-up In FamUy Park. 2 Cresta. Webb-Bkr. 642-4905. on Balboa Isl. Sm. Invest. NU-VIEW RENTALS 551-8623 Agt. Bold Nn Concept LaPerle, bkr. 543-2000. Poola Teanla ~ llldot. ~ SIOI..
bdrm., one is king-Size, 2 lndustrlel -Property 161 675-2418 or 833·8834. 6T.J.4<J30 or · 494-3248 3 BR, 2 BA, tam mi. bit-ins, LOVELY 2 BR. furn. apt., 900 ..... S!& ...._, CdM 8H.J8ll IW\BO~('if\£ENS
. . lge -·"-·· ba~--~-c II P. k d -~ URNITURE ENTAL """ crpt. pool, close to (MaoArtbur ... °""' Hwy),-:-:c=-:-=-==~=~· ' . ~~· ug, W=-Locatedinthehub.ot~--Bu1intH Wanted 210 • tat .er ·•-·r. lrplc. $250/mo. F R . 'llAY MEADOW·-• . I< ~--w shag •• .....;t v·-~· Call ~· .,., ev.,·. ~--, ...... Adul ls. no ~ •. n;o ,...-''"• '' -'. ...~"''• "''' -..-' Coun""• one mile south of COLLEGE P k Re ~ .. ....,.. .,.,... LUXURIOUS French D..-a. 1, .new drapes, new deluxe v lnvMtment ar nt or (213) 746-2348 Mr. permo.1941Pomona,Costa. .. _ ... n-_.am, eellt.ap. pantlfna,
it Universal dishwasher, front Disneyfand. Approx. U ,OCKl Opportunity. 220 Lease. 3 Br & FIR, 2 ba. Henriksen. * Month to Month Mesa; <-4" cy, 3 bedroom, 2"' beth, prlv S-.tiOI, ~Uon fa-
" 1 shed Furnis-.. aq_. ft. with 2,0CKl sq. fl of ....,.===~"'°"='"""" · bltn · r a n g e I o v e n • + * 100% Purchaae Optio:t . Fireplace. , Dining Room, d!itik. AU aduJ"tl. t)I) pets. r.. pore~, ge. . ,....., air-eon:iitjoned cffi~ or -=-NVE.STOR'S DREAM breakfast bar, btn deSk & DEWXE 4 BR.11,Z Ba. Con-*Wide Se1eCt::ion. Dene Point •• · laundry. $400. AgL 67S-4930. e 2 BR'i ntQM ·aa,'LOW
1 pet ok. $10,500. 53l ... 'f2!M. showroom area. EaAy ac. ~ ~ zo~ for .11 units huge bookshelf Frplc. Dbl do. Walled in community, Slyle"°'*'rs 1 Adults only. A; $159/tno. ,_ ,
MOBILE Home for older Ce91 to all niajor freel"ays. and pooL Plans included. gar. Huge back yrd & patio. clbhse, pools &. park. Nr. * 24 _Hour Delivery LIVE IN STYLE 1 OCEAN view, eteeant 3 387 w. Bay St., C.M. ,
t'Ollpie-or 1 pel'90n, walk to Ptt street pariOng .!OT 15 Near shopping center, ask-$250/mo. 557-8113. J;!Chools &: shop g. , Dep. I: • ' Now Open .. AH New bedroom, 2 baths, fireplace, ~ ~ . '
_, ri:rei, Costa Mesa. Priced can. Could t>r'diVlded Into 4 ~ S30.000. Coron4 ~I ,_,., ref's. S225. 645-4:>"18 eves. Ji2 . )lj MAR 1 N'A 1 N N dining l'OOm. Adultc only, eBEAt.nlFUL GRO :s.:· Space'tent $67.50. individual units. Priced · LOT ZONED' 'R..4 · · $250 Rent OT Lease . .f BR, 2 ~£ 1!:J . $500-per·mo. A:gt."flS-4930. SPANISH DECXJ~
below today's i-eplaeement located In Eistslae Costa 2 BR W/ FRPLC BA. <:;lean &. vacant. Crpts --_ . 3 Blks to ocean or ~ new Air/concf. Gu, w1r: pd. ~· MOBILE Home &: Cabana, at $106,000. C.F. COL-Mesa. Great ·area • priced · • · &-drps. Near be 8 c h • * Full Moderu Kitchens deluxe 2 br 2 be. bttns Garage Pool Ree nn :;f. ~ .. the ::· /!: =~ E,S WORTHY & CO below.marketatonly$14,000. ~~~~~:!:u~P':: Orr/Agt, 833-1103 reside:J1.. 517·W.19th, CM 548-3481 *Free TV* I.Jnens.Incl'd frplc 'beamed ce~ $.100 laundrf 1 BR $l«) 2 aii
.... _, pa . REALT0~.·675-4930. Citll age. Lndry' hook·~P. Gar. ce, 8J9..'1i45. ' 2'756 •N. Main, SA 547.(13~~ *Pool* Sauna _Baths 1se 6n.34.T1 ' $160-S1&5.$115, '
." No.•. 700 Llclo P~k nr, Lots for Sal• 110 Walker & Lee F ced ant·~· 3 ·BR. ... ~--·~ *Phones* Pallos . . Haciendo ·d• -A-.. N;B. 6'13--0680. en Y · -· · drp. newv ~·~· new Bolboa· Island * Maid Service ' * GREAT VlEW-2 Br, lrpl, 160 w. WU.on. See l\lir &_ 1
". CHOICE r.t 100'"13$'.• R.'2, NU-VIEW RENTALS . '· ~· F•nced back, *Utilities Included bltns. suntleckl, pool. $200 • · HILLCREST~6,2BR,2 paved ' alley. 348 E. Realtors 673-4030 or 494-3248 side yard. Nr, WA~ONT 1 hr, pvt VIEWSOFTHEHARBOR up.6f4..Q44,6'15-U)t. ~lBdrm.apt:QQ,
BA; Lovely alte, Irvine RoChester 'St., C.M. Short ~cf!~~rOBlvd; ~lt9APdamsM 2 BR. hOuse,'unfurn, Nev.iY ·EJem/HI/ Catll>llc achools. patio, winttt or yrly.· 400 S. 8.chelor Units • $59.50 2 Bi bl Walk be h ~. dlhwlhr, ,b lit-1 n I •
Ranch. Pvt pty. 714!5U-Ois7 walk tO 17th St. shOpping ~ pen , li ·, · d~tated. $185/mo~ .702 Iria 544...1548. Ba,yfront No.~ S. Balboa SOME 1 & 2 BR $200 • ~ eo!t ~ai pragt. 11child ·ot; All 1rtil
I·• 12x55' Skylne, x ln't tr •••750 ·-~ BOOMING Health FOOd 'A eau 4~-1~• 3BDRM 2n-... r..crptd Islaod. UNITS LEFT' · • pd •. $150/J!\o. 307 Avooado, en . ~. • .v1;:r-,_,.,. • ve., .,~ ~. ·• °"• .. ....., • Estate.~ Call: 644-4848. Apt 9 CM 645--098c I.· landecaped loc. near Hoag Mount I D ' I Market. :Ecology groiwn 'C .t"Mt drpd, dshwshr, 2 car pr. LARGE 3 br, 2 ha, frpl.c, nr Cloee to Laguna Bch. San . · · • ·
H .. p •<!NW'! c.ie _ _,,,,. 1 n, estr ' '--·". Revolut>"""'"'""' .... w·tax · OI 1 ,1a Cl 2 So.Bay I . C~t -~ ~I B d · 1 , "' • ~· _..i.wu, _.. ~1 ~~;r '"' ose to scJtls. .J 5 0 . , ~"' y nd~r. $300 ~emente It Doheny Stati v.1 • , , •1--~-· "'I ~-, r.-t!P ~· ~tio, ~. 1. ~Nice 28' furn. near heh. . Re'4!r:t · .. ., . 174 shelter. Armchair Cattle 846-5882. mo. 117 Dwnond. 6T:N288. Park. • J?1. frp.I, no pets, 1 adlt.
80 H ,,...._ St. Sp ll4 -B·l·G-;,E·A·R--LAKE. n--ns .-··•·•. Min. iJl.. e COZY Cottage-! Br. El PH 1714) 4~2353 . Yrly ~ utU pd •••-"'
t.. un ... lg'"'' • ' ** :-U :'~ents~.Nordyke -side, clean, quiet, cpVstv/ 4 BR, 3 "BA Condo w/bltns. WOMEN-Studio apt, non-. n.-"TH£.~ABLES". , ~· . ~-
1 HB, Or 646-9528 ew. SNOWFLAKE SPECIAL """"' $250 / mo. 8122 'Dttrfield smoker pref'd. $13().Yearly 34902 D•I Obispo St. Lg 2 Br w7pri, gar.' Adlts; 2 Bi', 1 ~Ba Studio, epcl ' -1 i.iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pull ·)WI' snow sled up to Ranch, 436 W • 6th St. ArefL·A· $llliR · 1 I a 641: -Dr., H.B. (213) 82.l--6485. Jeue. Util-incld. 673:-'M04. Dine Point Harbor c p t Id r p, b I t n s. patio, end of cul~. 339
this -•·• buy. Cabin-In-Tumn. 514-2302. . on a 1 "' .-•~ -·~ ">Of·' ~~ d r-brUJo '" -• raJ ·~--4 BR, 2,Ba. bltn., cpts, drps, Bolbot l'onlnault H llnglwn BNch ~Pt l ,":'' "~~ Yr ~ ' ~~. · ~ -1~ ~stm. . I~ !:;w;,t~.~~ :!:~t Monty to· &Mn 2.., t~ =~~tz~EJsi':'. dnr.·an ~cJ;I;.,J:40-mo. Cul· e$ZWK&:Up.()n0cean e un ~~\Vi:!n bt;! ~;i' ~ .. ~i:t_: ~:: ~t·=
. won't last! Call ·~·<714> ''" ,. ~c. -· · EXECUTIVE SUITES ' . · .,. .. ~ .. -~. ~. t t TD L mo. L Bu h Lovely Bscl>-1 Br-Rooms 115, ~· , . . " $135. 150 E. 21at. S4MJl6. ,
~ · Acreage for 1tlt 150
U> AC. "'29 PaJ.m.u Gd.
, :. -road~ hilly, Lost. job, must
seU. $250 per, 10% dn
494-2985. -l~=~=c ==== ',. T.AKE OVER PAYMENTS
,. $30. montN.y, %.acre parcel,
~ Joshua Tree. Ben,
(714) 633-1633
536-1738 or write: Spencer S . 0801 AL~ Rtnltl1 e 645-3900 -~"" .. ~. """ ·-Maid serv!ce-Pool-Otll pd MOTEL .AP.TS. 2439-0range Aire "G" .$155 2 Br apt, cpt, drpc 4 bltna. . ~ a!!~~~:0eai~~"'~· 6*% INTEREST f.Z50'MO. rent·oqr ~. 3 BR. • ocri'N VIEW • • can 615-,8741) • • 727 Yorktown llvd. P1rk~Lik• SurroupMllng uprtn:. Children Ir peta OK.
**-81G-BEA·R-LAKE. 2 d JD L 2_SA, clean I< vac&nc .Crpfs 3 BR, 2 BA, lrplc, bltn kit., OCEANFRONT 1 BR-l125 19171 BEACH BLVD., QUIET, DELUXE · $155. 54~1425., ' n . . ·oans &-·.COv'd.-tlo.Choice crpts&drps.Loase.Caliaft 'ti.I June. Utll's incl'd, Call AT 5Y~ll t.2t.3BRAPTS , ** 2 BR 2 B, I •·
* Fl"sH,~E·· R.MA., 'N .* !,.;.:;;;,, pwnr.A;t. 833-llD3, 6 pm. ~789-613-1121. STUD Prv potloo * Htd Poola trpl bib. ...... f,,," w °?15
· . 8% Int. based on equity. residence; 546-9154. FOR 1 * tBR. OCEANFRONT* fOS FROM $35 Nr ttbop'1 •. Adults only c, · '"" ,·pr." try this beautifUl lake;front ease. 4 br, fmn rm, 2 -1 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE M I I mo 673-<629 horn. for only $43,500. DI· AW NEW 95% • BIG BEDROOMS anil elec. ba, cpt, drps, relli(/freezer, Yeatty. 1150/mo incl utlls .• Full kltcben prt n qH . Apts. {!PAC. 2·· 3 ~r: Al>t: n«> ,
vorce case. Make offer! of sale· price loans trie bulltins are onJY some ·lge patio."io.P, Excel oond. Newport Beach RJty 675-1642 • Heated pool 1771 Sarita. Ana Aw!, CM·_ ·Pool, cpt)m,.., 'bl ins, Kleis:
Call Ross (714) ~1738 or ~attl1r Mtg. Co. of the-fea.turt;S in this line $320~ 530-3057. OCEANFRONT· 1 BR apts • Laundry facilities Mgr. Apt 113 MS-5542 2Xl6 Col)ere ·No. 5 6tl·Tm5 !
wrttc: Spence~,Rea! E,otate, 642·2l7! S45-06ll n.nlal home at ·$2511,-"P.,. 3 ·BR l \l S A North end !rom $95 to '$135 mo. Ideal e Free utilitlet e 2 WEEKS. FREEi e 199( Maple·No.'3 ·612-3813 '
:: . 40 ACRES Rolling meadow P.O. Box 2828, Big Bear Serving Harbor area 21 ~ month.Call Agent ..s46-4141 •chll~n. petz 'OK. Yr, tse'. for atudentl. 675-7686 Und,y. • Free linens Dep/dean ~_.,move tn' E/SIDE, att:raei 2 11.v cptr, :
' nr national fo..,c TAKE Lair<, Cam. NEED CASH FAST? SML charming I bdr ltse. on 1225 mo. 497·1971. co,...,t dtl Mtr e T.V. & maid serv. avaU. Bscl!elllr' rua e J•BR $121 drps. bllns dab~ ,..,j • ~ OVER $29. MO. 968--00f7. Rench•s, farms, 1st & ·2ild JOaris "made or buy pri. lpt •. Partly tum. -$135 ligurut. N'--• • " ' e Bar.a.Que 2 BR n.«t e POOL ...,,. nO-~· -· 1:1•1 .. , · · fo I Groves 180 l'••Jr....., deedr:Mr. etay. mo. 387 Rocb<'ster st. ,__. BACllELOJ!., 2 rm. grOund •Phone senllce CM F1lhl. •. •leey!loW ex!J'& •-.. ~:-' ••
: Aptrlmel)b r H • 152 ton, /714) 542-9380.· 548-<1680. 4 Br, 2 bil, llv A dining area, fir, 5061Nar<!uuL· $130 mo. 1 BR. 2 BR. 2 Bl cpll chlld/caL' M2-21f1. trl3<l5tl7 1 BIJRlo.!., -all blN, "'8i I
.' • 6 Apt homes W/patlos " at· CA nLE RANCH QUICK CASH 3 BR, 2,BA, crpts, drps: bl!: tam !""· ·fr!>lc, bit-Ina, incl. util. 646-4005. drps, pool, rec-nn. Walk ·.; 2 BDRM carpeted. No petJ. ~ i:.':'" ~=.A I
tach. garages. ~1.oc. in ·Mt 880 Acres J1l9'1 32.0CKl acres . . Ins, ftJepl. $225. ht. last I: ~aim~=t~~ $165 Delwte'· tum Gn&le non-beach. Cloae to golf, 22012th 1st •· Iu:t.. Oee.ntng, dep. · 1 • an .
c .M. area~ 318 E. 18th st. blm grazing. 350 acres THROUGH A $75depo_sit .. 1-735 -9432, ·mo: ,..·first I: last• dep. ~·-pntleman~tivt St., 5.'J6.-0.J92. 219 15th St. $150 .. ~mo •. vtil incl. 135~· l Br, J.ie cloeett,)
Ideal lot owner w/lncotn• planted alfalfa. 3 iCJod w•tls. 8@-Tis:l. ~ , ~ ~· Quiot. 61S'l859. 53&-1244. Albert .1'1. Afltt • 6 pm pciol.·~. ahopa, Adlllta. 1134
. I ,.._._ to "-~. Shop Ctr. Can .carry 500 animal units. ~ 'lln:'SA v-~ 3 B JU ba. • ' c--.dU-..i-1 BR. furn.. $IS 5 / m 0 . 962--J172. • • ·. llOnroril. 5'1-0S16. I Ne:r a~;~, Call =~a::· .. ·Ca~~ri; ·DAIL'J PILOT 'Eo rno~~ioptio~· to'!' • ~ ~-~ . -~;-.:·~ ........ Overlooking, beaut. cardeh •REAL Value! epr, drps, 2 ~ Oe.n. 2 tld1 ok. No 1
Owner, 838-4351or835-1821. ber $28,000. 644-2501 daf.. jlAYSHORES 3 i.-, 2 ba) ,f 'BR w/ll'f ''!iatlo. Olm· potlo " pool AdulU, no d51'wlil'. pool, ; BIL $131. pell.$135. 7111 Shallinar.
WANTED: ~1600" Investment Div. WANT' AD ·. SC9-4225eve.VAok. ',bltns,,ntry,dintm,Pf.11&1-tortably· turn. PRJVAC¥! peti:.·1~ ~St. ~Cross ~tar. adW~. No Pets.· ~a -t
" 30 to 90 unit. apt complex· 2 ·BR house dpts; 'dlpa. •liotr·l<-ters, 2 patloa, yrty Adulll,"'1911 'Scoll .pt,-CM. lrqm Lob Paric. 53&-2692. . Quiet. 2295 Pacific Ave. * . 2 BR. Pool. Adult" I
es; Orange Oxmty; prlncf· 64.2~5678 garage. i Small c:tiiMrhn. ioaoe. Avail Feb. No peta. 646'.-2323. ; . • NEAR new,_-_ cfooe to beach 54M8'18 or t!C-4429. J}'°£"';';,; Pia
pat,. Cali Dr. lllrcholl, 714 No pets. 1145. month. 2017 -1883 """'· NICE I Br. Trallml, $75 • & lhopp..,., 1 BR. & • WllsON-. . . "~ . C.M. '
c -· Walla~. Apt 6. 616-2719. .. • HARBOR View Hom<, 3 Br., $95. ·Ma-· aduita. 1l3 E. Bacbelor Apt.. 309 MOl!lphla ..GARD INS e . * 2 Bf. dul>h, w'/-A I
CLEAN ...,,, 3 i.-2. be 2 2 Jl&., tam rm., )&. patio, 16th st. 642-"85. St. Inqulte Apt 2 or c:alJ , 2 llRj 11' ~ qit/drpc. l>l.Mm. •'1411/mo. ·21 u ,
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.T -• • ' = 1140 -·--~~ _,..,-)( ,_~.,-M ~ ·' EASYllvlng3 .Ill',2\0,Ba fll0-2Br,2Ba.C/D. LARGE11"'Jarnap~$125 • s.1s..-~~· ·-~ -·µuiJBr.,2·S.,livnll,dtn ~ T f , ... ,.._.,.. ._., sm.u Q Twnh.se, maint. me, pool, Rustie frple, i $250 yrly. mo. util pd. Adult. only, no . • .rm, ~ OTU, drpt, i
,,._,n To ........ _farWJCI.....,.,.. ~_;j potlo, epll, drps, lam rm. ~15l5. ,,.... -.·cr6CS.Jm. ** A'ITRACl'IVE 1 BR. 2 BR Cpl'd. No -lit A _., vle'tf, $190/mo:
.... ---..... ~ $285.Alt5,64i>-2385. TllEBUTFFS 3 BR.2BA. SUNNY2Br 1 ' t Oceo!I vlew, M/mo. Jn. lut. Cl •antpr dep .. -.m~lt. '. 4t,~""'!" f.:"'~lt"'.,; '1C.. -,2 SR,'Crpts, llrps, St ... ·lr ·VaconL $325/Mo. -1133 btwn uCI :-~·$~ ~ok. !2131 ~·-$150/mo. Utll: lnef. ,135 ltll llhtlJ . I ~~: ~,tt=F: t 33g'r'" ":l=o J..,,. -t"----1~~~ $1'111. a Bier. . _ cp1 w/J?_nt olt. 616-i:i26.· I BDRM., FURN. Albert Pl. 213: ~ 4~1 r 1 :WSrqiil MT• 'f1. 0 Orarce Ave, S.$.-1657. 3·lpl, 2 BA,, frplc, , W/D. COITAGE: fl9~. Fun'I UtU $125 + UtU.:......!._.675-.~ MESA-Verde J BR UfPll'; N ......... +1,..--=.::.. ~:;..,. ~¢'..":''" ·· 11 3Br,2ba,xln't.cciiil.Comer B1ocJc flvm .beach~ bey. -~td..lla\in'4UllODJY,no BtchtlorApt.$111/me. !(-;:~:,:-'·,..~=. ._._ • ..._ I ~= ~~. :n::: i ...,. 1oc 1n "No. c.1o1. 1235 mo. $2llO. m.2801 •. 491-7131-pt!ia. ~, , can 618-1187 • 2:.K. ~. s:_7562 11SO. ,_ ~ '111!11 ....
• ,.._. av.. .,.... ilOl'.ll:.Li• Lorry,-· Art. Hftpott ~llhtt . , eAVl.~OWJ ltc2Brlill?I, Newport 8NCil . .,_ -i·lt ... -+-= llo..._AWa.w.CtMloaio l lo-•-~-'If l1'Il •BEAtn'IFULLY Lnclocp'd. J!001. n c' rm cd Joe, No ...,.. -,_ Jholiw ........ NWiidlltc · I~= :=:"° ~ .. ,~· s Br" 2 a..: lr!ik .. -. ' I Ill. COTTAGI -~....,ofilicl. ~1,...11\!::;· Ill 1.1111. 1or 1im11,r 1'fdi Mho; 1j~~.:· :Ir.":'!, 7'~ like now. $240/Mo. !Sr-.' Xlnl*"" A-., Nice f"ll!INIBHED 2 BR.opl.11111. llJtl lncl 'u!D. Yrl1 .; r:.~i!' Aperltt~ ~C.I•-:•=: lilr!, :~ nAoe 2 BR, crp!J, drpc, pr, yard: ~--~ ~ ~ '1 == pd. 11111 por mo. :22'17-B ara1G1ll. Weft's 1-ctrlir J BR. t BA _ a -.::;:;: ii,'; 11-:-,,_ ~ 33M llnlvml\Y Dr. ~Gor. ~""°" MajlloA,..518 lllIJ. pret'd. 21J/9.3127, (A1.10 AVAIL. FU!t!I.) ... 'flU -,:::;:-..,=., ~:-· ' ·Ir ,...ti $1~ 1 BR _•apt .. adaltl. JVERYJrr-.i'a. lblltto ** llEAll'fm!Lllr 2 BR. Oildwoll,-~Ct. fl=: fi="" f.~: 2 BDRl\l -. "' ......... NIJ.VllW"Rl!NT.ALS -no~tlll'lic!ft. bea ch . Nt" erpta. ~-Apia. 2"'"'9i" ·
21 ,..,.,,.12_ 11,_ -yard.No~.$1S0.6TM030 er ef.!24! ,_.!•U* $215/w!nt.,-. $3ZI,.....,. Padoa.*-JlllLllNA ei.w'~· 21~ ....... u-mo.17fE.Wlllon.64U530.·s.n Cl 1 BR kiilll' Jfil'·-· 642-1403. Clll!•-.811. tu ...... i!~ g;~ ~t=.. ·QUICK. CASH . •monte IMM1t10 ewnbc> and tBRnttJblle-tum.Llclo1 BR ...... a. --:"'--·•
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._ ·~w NEW l l 2 Br ~In n1E EXCmNG Oloor suite oo )rd Fir. tqlon -Found 1/21. A -..._ 1.2 yn., rreY-c..,._ c -..·o y.,. St:b<dule Call Mro. Wald<n, 548-~L
. • $148. Priv. patio, bllllud PALM MISA APTS. JONES REALTY SERVICE 19! 1'113 aUwr, lhlaY-'l.4 -· ' ' ~· Mailtd On ReqtJ<ttl · ACCOM,ANIST
2 ~ 1Jnfum Fr-. =mo. :;"'· ~atect (Jool w{ jacuzil, MlNtrrES TO N\VPT. SCH. (on preri\ltls) 4J5.S Via lJdo, FND: c.nn.'\i !tiep. female ::11 !~ ~ :::· .::: ~~ W~ . l!' 'tr.: \V.6. SMJL.EY. C.P.A. F/tlme. Needs 10 know ebot'1 ~~:~~hW,.aber ~~~I. °'::h. d~i::P:: u=.·bJ~:.~t~huie ~.B. * &1$.3171. pup, Vle. 22nd 1 :Tllltift, '""etther doc ' ple.-i call till An l ~ c:'~r 1 6U;2'211 An)'tlvie •• I vocal for hirh iChOol. Ap.
healed pool..qunaa•tennia Adul\1. Nr. airport, 1u.tt W. pool, Jaeui:r.l, elect blllns, PRIME Ol'l'1CI Sat. ,.M., Jan .. '2 11 d • 5'ii-t02l. att 05 ....... ~a,ya, very bMuutuJ Sob al a v~ D19NirrED pvt. preparation Pl.v Cla11UJed PtrlOnnel ore. *~m-ocean, .iew1 ot Palltades, 20102lUrch St., II.baa crpll.' drps, ••unat Nl~lt AllPOltT ~1251. ~·tt I am wk.DdJ. reuooable pric:e ClU Ted of> yow relum . .ACCU·Ta.'<, 11Cll 16th St., NB.,Newpoi1
Pltiol·ample park.In,. Newport Beach. 5;)'M2.46.• etc. Adu1ta;' no pets. 950' of tin1abed olfiae space, SMALL tan 6 ~ ttmalf LOST -ua. Blk •. Fem Cenn. 645-5013. ' ' 114 N. Ne"•pf. -W.8 . 645---0'179. MWI Unified Dist. flS.0600,
Securi NEWL u SING ,,_ AvaU on 11lb-leue. lmmed dol: ~ ~ t)'pie Vk: J I I e:<1 ~/56: · ty "1&1'cb:. l REDEC. Dduxe 3 LES .•••..• r~rom $135 OCCll""" ....... o.. .... :_ -""· · · · • Sbtp. pu.p, w/whlte l'Oal'kln&: LARGE or uni.II 1..-emt11t •n tori• !-,,=""'=--~--• HUNTINGTON Br, 2 &. 1 doorl to oCean. I BEDR~f •••••• 1'"'ron1 SltO _.__, .-.......... ,....,,..... Fair I: 'Talrview, C.tit. 4 mo old Vic Mapl~ 1: tlo • ddr ' ACCOUNTS rec e Iv av I e
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1ll OCEAN AVE 1-1 B priced!'lS61 Mesa Dr. custom dee cpl.I "-.. ,.._ ' oLa111, Pflt'm lll. Free eat. comni'I, r~ree est. 96:Hl612. Coburn 64~10 ' · .. · · 2 &: 3 BR Stud~ ir Ba &U " • .... .,., A: tan v.inn&n ~rd 1.0ST &Old Uak bracel~ tn Ca.1J. anytime, M9-~. , _ '=;--;.:·-;-;=~
Cn4) 536-1487 elec, dsJl\vhr, '.whrtdry !& bika ~ ...... N~ Blvd.) wall·paper, IJ'l1d floor, 'air mix-vie J<llM Ii: Plactntil, vie. ne :~ lnn It CONCREJ'E \\'ORK. Fair airdint & , ,A~IBITIOUS -. Gal ~rn 6 -0~t~~~~,.:O •rn.6 Pttl Dally I hook-up &: 1ar. Nr. Hoai .,.,,..._, • cond. '705 eq ft. $283, incl C.M. sa-4D.J•. Red Oh.ion Res~. on .. ..i.-. '" t L. Papwh•na•ne teach prote1.111onal make-up \.,u..i...LIU'l1 WAJ,.TERSQJ .. Hoa p.1•=.••••=., e SP•""IOUS e ulil.541-8586, M A th R d-,...-..-. ~ree N . le. 1' .. /T PIT 6'tt '-lnin•
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-A.. -OV;ERl..OOKINCi_ pool, Ire V.'eU·Deaigned Apt.a * DI Sq. n . Ofticc. modem Fafrvie:r' l. ~. ~ 96&-SUI~ . .60-ltai:~ • q w or . No Wpu 111-.aic Vivlane \\'oodard Cos.met· ,,.., MESH. AIR 3 BR ii> BA •-•· I I< 2 BR. w/ T•rraoe1. bldg. Azno1e padrlnr. 112 -Call A ~ id.blity LOST "Malamute H •Y · * WALL APER* ;.,,,, 842-6449.
Walk 3 blka to 8ea . ·--Colldo. From $140 . S2T"3/mo CabrillO, CM.~; aft. 5':1"1', , u I , CEMENT WORK.-no job too When you ea.I.I .,Atac" ATIRACTlVE Women, VJ. Let 3 BR Apt, ~vJy ~r. ~~. area. '21 5· Shag cpb:, drps, 1&U~ 6 pm l30-0555.. :~~w~teSan: ~ 8m.all, reuonable. 1-'ree ~1'"~ ~1711 viaM Woodard Cosmetic• ~l attached &ar, frplc, 1~ ~~l~~itel~::ar·. DESK apaCI •.vadable $50 ~!y• =-:.~~ti .V:. Larae r.eward. F.&tim~ li. Stutllck. SC8-B615. PAlNTIN~ ~ECIAUST need •ttrJi~. \\"On1en to
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Qr\ • ·r La Quinta' Herm sa Glenneyre near Moaa ~~I . $50." 67~5759. . new Ja\\'nt, Ill\\', break. wor a -" r pncts. Ll: • ll_?l'age~ di-csslng rm Yearly. GiW-455. .: · D HOl'-SPOT, $35 mo. 551~-!t · . ~move. 543-1668 for e:11t. l'ns. tiTS-5740.
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shop·g. S<M>2 A 11 a .,1 a . Sl55/mo. Nr bay .._I.· ocean TATE Jlvin... I. 1paclous 17.ili and mai.Q , ~ .... ta Ana. "'hlte. Nwlnd/\Varncr, fV F.l\.'e Est, 645-0821> ruam. Color 1 Pec 1aJ 11 1
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$l60. up. Cpts, drps, pool, s~e. retrig-. '44-63o'l..-1.sdrm. Unturn $150, praisal Service. 646-9358: llea oollar: ~ del ?oitar C.OCk-i.-poo ltt .SC'1 Betel'!. pla.ni A layout, aingl.e o.r l ¥.'ork. Re.ts. Roy, 141-1358.
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536--0492, 219 15th St ., 2 Br. crptldrt>s. ·enc1 pr. Furn. S210 suite ·. Corona ·del Mar. FND cat male. Larae black CAT-Bl~ & WHITE ~D-.A·ROOA-f or 2nd story 842-4386, 547_1441•
:...-. ~1244. _ Adults only. n65 rno. 1502 ALL·trTII..mES INQ.UDED Neai-post otticc • Snack I. Cl"l!!Y tabby., Vic. lrvinc Very aftecttonate 9 mo. old JJ,emodel Jc:itchen or bath 540-0Zll N~OCeanttont heh. ocean Coral Pl 548-2654.· ADULTS NO PETS Shop. Priv: park .. air cond. Tern.~. ~94fkl. male ~t. .tone hair, ·bla~ CENTER LINE Coruil . Co. ==~· '7."=-;;;=-:,-,,--... . -' I Realo I Bkr """' ,.,._ I: white. Vie. oJ ·BN'orua, ' SIDING I: }o'acia. n29. 2 story .. , . sundeck, ne"·er dlx 3 Santi Ana VISIT OUR l\tODELS nom cs, · 11·-·-FOUND very lrg black La.1> Corona del Mar. ·PJN.ie Free_Esttmatea 833-8333. $229. Exter only. S4Z-2?i'.i or
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IU Dcu-Dr., N.I . Br, l.>lt!l.', cpt11. df'J>I', lndry, 16211 PARKSIDE LN. l34S Newport Blvd. NB vicinity JI.feyer I: Joann, caU 61J..ll7&. JACK Tau I a ne-Repair. 642-1403. pr!· nr !ihoi]s & pier. $155.-F. MILi rs (TI4) 84'7-54-41 Acros.s/City Hall. fi7.J..1601 Costa Mesa. 5t8-9895. • ' ' l -=~~--,..-,;:.,..--,.,..--,. SI~· Adults, baby ok. fD · ~ 4 Bl.ks. So. of San Dieao , BIG, all black do&: with whit~ LO~. R~ .J..ab .. Retriever remOct, add I. 20 yrs exp. YOU supply the p a i 11 1 . BAR~fAlO, nttt, attractive.
5J6..2lllL 1 ""ME. I Frwy. on Beach, 1 blk \V. on Business Rental 44S cheat. CoUle/Jrish Sette.r, 1\fwton Vie.JO area. Al\S\\·ers Uc'd. Ny. Way Co. 642-47oo. Roo1ns painted $10 ea. Also no COlt\Une' •hot panls, fu ll
2 WF;EJ:CS •FREE RENT WEt11u • Holt to Parkside. FOR Rent: Deluxe offices. I Fountain Valley. 842-5939. to Tim . Reward. 837:3927. .Addiljona * Remodelinr e.'Ct~rio(. Call 5-10-7046. time nlahfi A part time \VIII
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539-lfl61tw South S.• Atmosphere . .OCEAN VIEW }.,,..,,. Crown .Va.Uey.Park'''•Y. lint&n Bch 962•1036. Verde.~. ·: , , Electrlc•I . 548f.z1:.-.~:MQ.-14".', · ltEP•ISIN.TATIVI
2 BDR~·2' BATH ~ tbe..center ol town! \Still-831-1400. • . PAPER HUNG $30 " • CHEZrORO APTS • Sl75l'mo. · wg sill• to lrg declt. 2 Br ALTERED· male cat, black· , · 'Residential, . Lrl me ~w YoU how easy
.F 8234 AUanti. 1•2-3 Br's .. Pool. ~ C~ ,Qtd Qr.pt, apt newl~ painted. Cpt/prp.. · MANUFACTURU'fG, , Sale11, I. ~y Stripe Vic i\Jesa r . , ]~-oomm'l, lndl.ll'trlal. AIM, re· An)' ...rm. + -paper. 646-2449 it lg to 1nake money &: have
Jt}ivatel ·clo1ied . rill'. Air Coridiii'oned AJJ :elec.'1200. " oQ'lc~ apace.,Good U1Luu1· Verde, ~1678. f·..._..,~ . modeD111",'repe.irs &: lnstat.1'~0R ~lean a. ne~t palnUng, tun in your free hrs. l 'or a W~{~~~r .. ~· Private Patios , . N\.FtVI.~\¥' R"ENTALS location .. $100. to $390. mo. ADULT male Si am e • e -. iattona. Bis or amaU. Lic'd Interior or exterK>r k reas. personal interview, c a I J
LRG." ·2 BR, 1 }>&~·.nu .shag HEATED PQOL 6734030 'or •94-3248 ~. w/collar, · vie. Via IJ4o '•~·Free est. Fair prices. rales,~Dick, 968-4065 eves. =540-=·~™,,,=1o;."--~-~-,-I
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pr. $165. .Manager 1681 Ellis Nr1.~~ls t' 2,000 sq. foot. Please call ·& P•rta Ftn. ci"I.. Painter. 30. yrs. r>1.-pcr. Call foliowlnl. Better your in. N"" .A o17 ~:.A7 ~· Nr· Sri Cf'"•' p•,,.,,,. . I 642-5449 aft 4PM. . PUPPY found. Ger n\ a p Ed ~•7461 come a.bf rentl ni ipace . .,. . °'" -f,,,. · . • _ +ilD.DE.N VI L:LAGE, AVAILABLE NOW .. • . Shepherd. v 1c-i Habor A: Vic· Oiscount~Applia.nce Repa.ir ·, __.. • Busy, attriCtive Carena de!
7 l.-'3 ~~1_lf",Sl40 ~·~Pool. • 2500 South.S<irta' Peninsula Point ~ lndu1tr1•I Rental 450 toria. ~U81. Washer, Dryer, Dishu·aa~er. ~~lc1~;;..~;0~tc~ PAIN11N.G • I PAPERING, Mar JlbOp. S.4-7321 or
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qtlldreii ~nua. Mora Kai· Santa At\lfl e 516.-f":iZi 2 8R.,..futn; )'!:arly •·••··tll5 Edi-r-S.nt• Ana GOLDEN Retriever, Vic. GUARANTEED* M6-&4 1 F~ Q,. •92-l370' l8 yra in-Harbor area. Lie &: 131-451'S. ~ ls • 18881 M Kai '" 11 t BR ~Unl I ~lO ·-.--. -· ' · bonded. Refa tum. 642-2356. -.. -.,.,.--p · Ora .... ., ' 3 Hea1td POOlJ · -' '• yea-r Y ...... ,,.. • 2500 9CJ. ft, unit,' tr&-. front 17th Sl '-Supetior, C.1.f. Ap-Baby1itt1"1. Fille"ll•ll Pl
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b .blk E. or Beach.~· 1.1\rge Ch~Ql)ouse i1C'. BBQ i =~ ~~-· =:; ...... ~ office, near Newport Frwy. prox. 2 yrs. old 675--8419. . ••er, • 15fl, epa r Jlow ~ )'OU like • ~-
IE•CHWOOD APTS. Child Cart CtQter call· 673-~ 548-0+i5'Eve in So. Santa~ .$25.01 per FND: kitten. Vic. Barbados EXPE~CED child ca.r:e COMP. moblle Iacilltiea for -! tlon where you "'·ould have
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• 1o ... beadf. Cpt/drps, bl.Ins, Norn $1ff Wallnrt'Orth Real Estate 545>-5'123. fenced yar\i. Inf.ant to 5 yn. boat/auto repair, New p~ All types. Free eahmatea lne11 • financial aUalral of
-trJl. llS;Jlth St. 147-3957. SOUTit COAST 639-t2lD Located next to Npt. le San duct developm't. 557-LS79 Call 540-682.5 a vft')'. IOCt.'ft.&fu! yoww
HACHILUFF-APTs: Vl(LAS ~~~:!c~~ ~~ 0ie10 Frwy. jun ction . Fumlture • T. Guy Roofifl&", Deal tXec. IL•-.
Spac 2 B" l Ba. Pool. Patio. llOI ~clrthar Blvd, - -• 4,000 Sf. FT. 546-1'91 . Direct. J do my owo work. Call BID If•-··-
DIW •• 123"CEllia 142-7644. 546-8823 -VISTA-DEL MESA-SJ>r.!nkled • Good location. identity. 962-{i68.4, UC'D Day Care 7 am-5:30 SPECIAL! Av1. chilr er &15-2780, 543-9590. CouQ1 ApQcy 1 .;. .,BR apt .. bltns. incl ·~ar, Apts., . •••rtmenta $61. per month. FOUND )'OUn&' ma1e Afghan. pm. Hot ~als.' Xln!-care. rocker •tripped '5·. Cluin(, PlumWftti . .. 2790 11~-•t~A~
sc_nalJ. r:!" ... ~\~wrii'. blk. ..f urn., or,rlJnfutn., 3 ? ,..2~rn: •-urit. Di•~ .. ~l8Illy'.~N. rd~~-CltMor Call ' i~tify. 557.m.71 Har bi(, r I Ba Ii: e,~-r area. brua poll.shed. 64s.:Gll66. · · ' ' IOOllllllltlR '
W'rfa ocea8 •wa Avail Feb • ··• • • ~ he ewiiort -vu., . · Balboa Ialand. 546-1539. G•rdinlnt' • LEW TAKJ.S I: Sons Plwn-Mutt be 'F/C ":':'i:~~I ;. 1 ·~20M · ', · General ·. waa r-SloveARclrig-'·J41..772t FND: iemU Collie. }'ic. EXPER Bab-lttC'r Harbor: binr. Repair, repl p e, l)'PeSS'f'P"l.Ex.
· " -~ ~ ~:crpt'&·l.r&" Rec center. Jjarbor I: Edlnaer. 13S-M5], Vie v 'oom~~ ~. Hot : AL'S GARDENING remodel. New Co 11 st . <:ondt &: frfnp benelltl. , , NEW, 1! hr apt w/dshwshr. 1 RENT Starla f1 5.I Ml 1250 oq 1t w/ollice, 1 ... e , .. ...'.h. Call ,.,7187 .. • . for 1ante. nlnt & •ma 11 646-8340. I boerd e~. helpluJ. & ..
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},,· blk to beach. Irvine & Meaa Dr I've .. Lost 555 ...... ~ land ""I!" na '•I 44 NEW * 1: .. 1: ••r:s rur door, $159.50 mo. Also ... JCap1n1 aervlcet, c a ·I I COLE PLUMBING to 50. IJ reaune 9'lt-~ 9-73-81
Luxury Garden Apts. -* 2800 ~ft, 2 ha. lge front of-Carpet Service st0-.5118. Sel\lln& Newport, JI hr . 64.1161 fn1 AJary requirement.•/ to
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• I WK tree rent. 2 br, 2 ba, 1 & 2 Bedl'OOD'ls: -0At(Wo0o GARDEN Lice. ·11e.1q U, $315, mo. 1240 COWE/Shepard pup 5 mo. ~ '· CdM;' Costa Mesa, Dov.,r ··service, • <>--P,.O ... F-1017, NeWJll!X'f
cPts .. drps. Sl3.l. Avall nOw. Patio-or Potth. ! . Apartments Logan St., C.M. &t&-5011 111 tq? VJc Harbor "'· V:ic-· JOHN'S Carpel I: Upholatery Sbores,·\Vcstc!Uf. • S8 HR .. Plumbfng k 8e.cH, 11183. i ~ 8!M-21S2, 197-5491
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Pool It encl. ~ (Resort Living for days, 646-068.l·ev~s.· , toria C.A~~ markinzs. Cleaners. Ex.tra Dri·Shan1-GARDEN A-faint. Clean-up, Electrical · Repair: t 2 iili. $lJO: cpts. drps. stove.. 23ll Elden Ave.', ~ t: AdWts Only) · IRVINE INDJJS'I'RJAL . . , . JM>O· ftee Seo~ ~~ -~Jn,, new lawn prun.. 642·2155 ot 'f2-l403 'B o'.h K ~ E EP E ft., ~
• . No ~ls, Fenced. Oiild. OK. FJ'!'m· $155. month. T' NEWPORT BEACH AREA. Fr.om 2JJOO sq. ft. & LOST in vie. 19th l:·Oranae, ft.eta.rdanta). ~ra I: tnc. aprinklen. Oda Ge.n:len PLUMBING ~AIR cxp'd.. Some oUlce ma
847-too. M>5_7IO .• -16th at Irvine up. Warehouse 1. It .. mf&,• C.M. ~bile male n.bbil &ll o::ilor" ~tenerr. I: 10 Serv. 531-4446 · dyt, &fl S-, No .• · J:c! .. ~.;.'~ 'm~t,, ff?r 1rwura~ •offlCe, "!"'!!!!~!"'"-l!!!l!i!!!!!!!~ ' 64.5-0SSO ' or 6'2-8170 .Broker, 646-0585:' · yecy friendly. 642--617•. ml nu It' bleach for while Q9..9G85. __.....~ ... •1d no ~ba!Tler. W t l t e 2 ,:,~ rii:i dJ~=~· ::: Costa MeN ABOVE ALL! Newport 6500 sq. ft Ml bldg w/officea. SCHNAUZER PUPPY, · 4 carpell., Sl.ve ·)'GUI' money PROl'ESSIONAL Gardener Remldll I llt ... r Owtfled ad No . 295, *
ti;rston Be tt 842-l382 Towers. from $350. Bay 1 doo lie ft. 1179 mos old male, vie. l\farlrie by savinr me ~tra triJ)I. tne wOn P r U n·I n 1 ' ' Pilot, P .o. Box 1560, cOltl.
ac ' front. ,2 Br., 2 Ba., docks. ~'ftti!':~t., ~:M. 64&5033 A"e, Bal ts. 675-6374. Will clean living rm., dlnlnc . aprinklen. 'de-an.up joba: BONDED I ~n er.a I , con-1.1eea, ea.,~·
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Br at· 3121 \V. Coast Hwy, daya: 646-0681.~ea.' GREY' cream.colored Ti&l!I' nn. I: hall, t lS. Any .rm; l a n d 1ca ptn1 . Georse. trac11Dr •• ~-_1: ney,• • IOYS'~.~-.-
• tract, bltnl. ?J4/'42:-D12.. kitten fem. approx 3 mo'1. ·f?.50. cooch SlO, ~Ir 15• la 446-{ilQl. ' ~trucl."'l .l\.elidential & Age 1&.14 lo dellwr pa_'~
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* 536l9638 • * BRAND NEW 1f· RENT M-1 llZ ..-. fj. •. ' CM 646-9()55· yrs exp lt \vbat counts, not comm. i1a..114'4 . , . , Sl.35'/mo. 1355 J.;ogarr, Shop Vic, Victoria ·' . , . thod··, .., . k u.eJt AL 'S Landacaplnc. Tr e • . . • 'in rhe ~ Point San Jrvfne [ . . • -' CASH me . , ....., \\Or m,,.. . aJ i ~ mtnli• att1111
.I I eo.s· JA Afl~.· R-II .. I 1'1<>· \0. ~.M.-; 6]5-~116. . . Q~ICK Good ,..r: 531--0lOL remov • Yard remodel.In . DA.IL y PILOT , I Lit y , . ,, ~ Rentala Wanted . 4'0 -·· 1 C Truh haulJnc, lot. cleanup, JlEPAIR., !'eCIWel' tny roe'.:'· f9:.?-442ci , ' • PARK WEST · . · • • " · THRQ'UGH A . •rpento.r __ Repair 1prinklor1. m!ufs. Pll>bleltll. w....i,. ,Rootiog. ,,,...., ,-. .
. AP.ARliMENT5 I 2 lledr..m:Av.oil. . . ; BEDROOM. ~l;>;;;;;y nn., '. . Comm'I Ind~ 11,Hld r *Bob'• Lawn S.rvloe• Jl'l:ee •ffl.,M6-16'L . ,cASiililiS:. Car -"l ••'h, 1 ~~BX:nf.~'r'a!~·'°, ~oo~1:t~~ ~·aS::.~: Rooms · " ,400 ~~~~ h:k:,;~ .. DAILY · r'ILOT ~~~ic.tr•;::d,•tn~~~~ ~~ o!:'~m=~1n:,_~ ~~!Alfem•~:..._ .~eM;.ee:;.1'r.:
. From $1t5 • ~·~riums PAID . u;~~~':nt:""ba~ ::;h,N:~~ ~; ~~· .. WANT. AD Quick SerV!ee.~962.1961. · * ~-2015 &•~of~';:=~ ~·~.~per.~-·-~:;.:~~J~:~.;;,ne ADtn..TS NO PETS t>Jlt · to.. bch" A bay. $85, mo, on years • l<e a 1 e . ¥~NOR home -reJMlks: ~um-21 )ll't exp, • Free eat. 7utUon ac1J1Qe.. 8'13-18.49. CHILD ',care, It htkj:i lns Jor
,j San·'olei<> Fl\.y at Culv" Rdl 354 Avocod.· ~I., C .• "!I• 962-2029 art 4· S3&-5075. " '642•5678 ·. , bong·~·!"'"'""': Expor Jopane,. Gardener · -rm oli bd, prol. Jan>il,y , In ·.~. . ·' 642-970I ROO..\tS•. SIS Wk. up w/kit. BALBOA ,I. waterltoilt 2 wk.! roolinc. Ci.JI 5'0--556.>. ComPJete yd ll!l'Vice. Neat Aher•tlon1 -6G-Sl45 H.B. Student or yourc f t30 Wk. up ApUI, ~76 or ! Aug, ,Sept. ~Family 2 , • , •Rella. Free est. 642-4319. N'eaf, accurate. lD Years""~· Ytt>rnM over 11 ok. 962_7.IM ~. L ...... NltuN•',·GUE. L. !:'.~~ ' Blvd., c . M .. "'"'· x!nt ""' 2131272-4032 * * * * * * ECoXP·.~"1·w~~ I G~~ ........ won 11.,.1, ~"~'="-·=~---~ , -LAGUNA ;ncr;r""'· wkda)'t oi: ·2131994-2384 n1,..... e p.-...,n nc ae ... _ • BWNE-'S TV •. • CD:4HJNC lad,y neeMd ,:i.
1 APARTMENTS ~. • • BAL Jal womens residence. eves.· r• A -~I. ~. &m:'Ylci. All BnnOt 4 Jin. S dl,ya/Wk, $2.26/ip'.
1BR.1 BA ... 2 BR; 2 RA MAND NEW Winter, $60 mo \IP; mo 1 ~IRE hle.4 br, 3 ba +, a.n.r.1 S.rYtcel .Authorized ,.Maanavox O\vn tran1p.. I: J'l!f.erenceti .
• rully .:,.,,,.1td • '"'J>'d From 1145. DlshWUbu, •bar ·wkly. 1V ""· kit. 67>3613. tDr ,..,;,,,.,, ... 15: Call W•b-Tr'ader's Parad1"se 1111NGS by "-· LL iu_, ... -!i4M313 Call .494-7432 .....
t •. . F ~om $1bllS carpeting, walk·in doaeta. Guest .Heme . 415 tt M&:,167•, &IH300, 549-2329. elect., plumll, """'· tile, TFM Li'Va. , . QXlK, EXPER. inc~ .... 1V ... •. wat~r. F -..... '·-• . Ell""'-popible ror dlx •.ILUr DOL,HIN • a'1 kit bUna, I,ndry, areu. .Orced IJr • ~•" SQ:m"S Cunt · Home· Maui condo apt. a t inlllnl, Cl.l'J)el\try, p&1rit etc. iEMovAL;i tri;l:D~. fire' S3l5 via Udo, NB
I • . hid awlm pool, BBQ'1,. pi'Tv rooou. Beauttful p.meo..:toOni; Private 0 r semi-private Kana pall aoti 4 ocean. 1· 1; nes 56o(ldg, • WOOd· lllowance, IMJ-2'155 or ,..=-=:--;=,,-;:-±:I , patk>S &: .balconies. Open heated J>OOlr BBQia, eoclo&-avail. Tenderi lovin& ca.re ' i'LulNie COOK, aper. Apply Bapdlt
I 10 AM to ;.P~1 * 4$:4212 ed iaraiei, quiet~ Xlnl food ~ ' beaut. aur. 1 to-~ ... '._I .,_ ~ ·' ~ Co;nv • .ffotP, 881 ' Celtlltft •St,
' ........... 2900 AIOm• . lnrs k -1o -..... -~-~1 •u1 I Jfj] t1"m· es WAH'?ZD! ,,_ ti'•u fl.le CM.·5'11-1613. " .....,_.,, Adult livina no pets. ~ rou ........... illl...... • ' • • a.. .. -v -===--::,,,-.,--,,..,,---1 all°""' Valley l'l1lwy •. El, CORDoV~ !-PT$ •. R~•l1 te Sh•r•. 431 ,...._ • ~ '' y-• laraa<• • CERAMIC. ·tu. -l lltil"°"' Boy A """""•
Mllu .. Vo~ -• -· 1'J'T1 ~rl• St. 64M41ll <-• , R Ex , •"" D JI :S., ~':-c~pu hr. + reb>Od<I. ,.,.. .,., 9mall H'!e~· -Yn~wo'a111 N•ar H"1xor It HaD.111/to 'st: '<'!"GE 2 ~ _._ tra SIJ&rt . ' _() ars· . -· . loba ....__ UI 111;11; "~ ~u • . DELUXE 2 A: 3, ·B,R,' 2 Ba, ,.. ·, _unhim. hoole> wtlt1 )_'OJJ"I Penon.111 ~ SJ0 y A. ~ O/pnae, clt!&nu,ps. 140 l Wy, C.lC.: \i '". ePCI a!lr .t SJ.50 11p. :.Rental--..-t ¢Pie or JUY· 570 Vickirti', -· ·-• • • · • /-~ ".~•· dirt, ivy1 : • • D!!NTlb1 1 Wb Technlclu.
} M ore. -3Q95 · "Mm ~ -Ave · CM. ·· ' . )}~VER: ~DISCOVERY . ,._. ~ _ . S k I p 1 o • ~ ~ r, ~c_khoe. , ~s JJ t : 1·,111 • 1 tu».«· P)IJi lime to 'WOl'k ,ln If 'i*-lmi :' ·· · · ' FABULOUS I 11· • • SllAJlE '"'""' sruQro Find YOURSELF-lit Sotuoono o.me, .~' 11,il00 '91"1.,;-"8)ioi>Qi; ~:·••"'· u1.-.. · · · · · .. _\!!ll!+m:_ ':· ·t ""'""'" "'"' ... -1cr ' Mii-VI I · Ii · APT w/glrl 2'-. 35, in "tlM. "' Else -.. • · -• 11~ "al l~L TO' F p/ P/B ,. .... lOP -•·r TRASH • r.-~ • . • ~ -830-3290 ' • • $l!O I •165 F.'lm/Ui/! ·-•Call f!;-7697 ' · Call now ·No obll&a'tion -~re -•u •. ,. ' or· ' '-.-'~ • • ~•I• "'•"""· --• ' ·~·-.---· I · · · -Yoo won't find .-1._, ttleir · "· cn4) 135-6885 . (2i3f 38l-3383 Eq •. lo t;M 1,1dtli0 ";'~I"·' .o·Jape, Tr;4o IQt ~"' .;,.. ·~,: F;rff, nl. Anyllme. J*W.....,. Mile 111 •DENTAi.; A11lstan1, ""t' I 1· s':i?:~~~~~':,',u,~. :.'.o;.::: ~.:'';.:;::; ':.~SllAJl:;,~ ::"'..:: ~=N~~-= .,:.=.,;::_'' Gt. d~ 1[..J;.:1~pptd . .::;.:..,.,. \ •••. • LETS :;::-~~ ~':y ~
· t>itu cvn1 pe.tio1 1araac I: alrttt, jUAt S. ot N"eirport water, Calli ~7 -~ · 1 Havl!: $Xl,OOO eqult,v in very M11ltisile zoned ltnc1 -1: fl.I• • ., ~·
·• ..... _',.,.mo.~!., . AV•-Aduttl, no.,.... '2020 GIRL NEE°' •ROOMATE FULLY LICENSED hom Na·~· LB ..,. tlovelopmeot Lol\IDA • .. ::DONUT=r::>'=ii&ijj=-£:.=-,f;;;;Je=~I c:.: !::I . J Full--Aw., cu (Just. ~SAJM~. 8*nowned Hindu Spiritual-!OlltelRp. ~ • .,_, • , .. -·-llliM aJ ...... -.,WINDOWS , Carp ett, •• EIS ' -• i • ~ leach c~wu ~ v~ 11> ~ant "rffidence or \I'll!& ln ..... _ .. , " "·~' Hlt./clean. We aive BIQe nfPf lllM\. no ccp. 'E. of Bay) IOa.. ** ~227! ** ilt. Spiritual readln& tlv~n W1&I area -ot OC. Bkr, VI.I. Trade QM ·~ ';t~ I Olp Aun,.. ltl:S Mala-nee. Mr: Donut, 1l5 E. lltll
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--;I.A. Cauolrj> Ou•) Beam oe!llnp, "'"'!' Irr SINGLE CAR GARAGE, _, '92-SIJ6 ;.. 4924004, ts, JO mph OWer, 11pu 4 ar...., 13,500 elev. Condo HA VE -Y• rn. di .,J!!P ~' ...,,' ~ -CltGOM · ~ l I: .2 BR .t'°"1 bedrmt, encl r. ltW, ft!CIU• Runtliwton '!Jeich are... e. Low 1 C\t&r m» Npt SlO 000 eq Trade! for nJ' ' a --• yt, ~ --. SJ.15 • .f'ffi:PJ..ACU. OOn rm, 11una· bettlt,. etc. UO/mo. Call .......,. .. PROBLl:M frepancy-Con· ~ k>t tr'.~lrtr or '1: Mc-~' c.nifii ftolls do ~ Ill· Ka"' ~ a p9rljiple fftd k$I: ...._. draf'I>' 1...-e , •
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1 . .UOAltTMINn ' l 516-!0lll art! mo. Alilow11C -ALCDIOLICS --i'lx pttl""'1 for bnch Jl'Ol>trlY · 14 hr. Call i1H012 Job ...._,..... Contact ,.. ""t.:c: i:Tni:::. ... .._ -lat.in.~-m•, ·-, 211 -A.., Phone 54121! ,.. write 5:.,... wkndt ·. . e rn.e114 .,,. QaollW S<TVii'll Kml. llll W. Balboa L1: lblli Amm:., ~ '8'o pool• ·HACllNDA '-lllOdu. • •• P.O. a.1223.Colla W... • ' Carpeto,-. ,_ e1o. BM!., "'1" Puhr• ..-nc.Schoot. 1111-7* -~ . .....,;; iiio. Aeros1" I HARIOll CORONA D~ MAii BE .._... fui w._,i ,:c1c .!, "'!::; = ':!:: · -ft! ~:";!i,"'::; -· A Onnu1. 5'Mlll. ~W , p ... M?. ~.
n-lillittl ~t Jam · SCI AVOCADO a:nu:rr Dtlwia .... -· ..,.... tiy ~I-....... • bllri •nd 11bles. WHh" • dui>tex lrlPll?< ;.;; 1••111' .. HOUSEWORK -111 -...... ..... ..... , ...... ____ """1111'" I m.~~l ~.-..... _ 11111 f, Adtllta llllf 2:. ":i ·ba111. Cptsl*'Pa. 87Mm. -t1eyer. wm -ror rdril 11e..porteeJ:. Cooll---ri~y 13 ~t, Min tUrCENT ~ trad.. IXICVTIVI .. = . lltlux;,:.:.* ,...., lillL 1 • s.q n. Nfi & Socl•I Clulio Iii or • -. or c-a del Mor.115-1112 hn. 131 -. -· lottlllls IDr 0.. ...,._, ... ....,
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0 DAILY PILOT 'Tutsday, January 25, 1972
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could introduce
you to a new tomorrow.
For further inforrn1tion re91rdin9 the Deily Pilot
Schools ind Instruction Directory
CALL 642-5678, 'EXT. 325
CAN YOUR CHILDS
READING IMPROVE?
AMES
READING
CLINIC
l"rM Dlqnostlc Tastlng-Counclllng-Cro-
clantlalad blractor·lndlvlduallzad Instruc-
tion Emphasis:
. Phonics, L•"fU-t• Arts, Strudur•I Anal·
y1i1, Compreh1n1lon.
(Setving Saddleback Valley Area)
8374567 AFTER 5 PM
AIRLINE
AND TRAVEL
CAREERS
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
'
> e Travel Atlont • Reservations e Ticket Salas • Air Freight CorfO
• Communlc.tlon1 • Oper1tlon1 Agent
"DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES"
ACCIDITID1 N1t10111I Ali•ocl1tio• Tr1d1 & T1ch11!0
ul Scl.ool1 • Approv1cl for V1t1r1ns. Ell9ibl1 lrutitv·
tl111 urtd1r th1 Fecl1r1lly ln1ur1d Student Loin Pr09r1M.
Airline Schools Pacific
61 O East 17th St., Santa Ana
714·543-6596
SEW-KNITS
SPECIALIZING IN STRETCH & KNIT FABRICS
• and LINGERIE
All Brands Stretch P1ttarM
Vogue & Buttarlck P11t11rns
Original K'nlt Fabric Store
In The Harbor Area
With Finest Selection
Of Knit Fabrics On
Orange Coast.
STRE .JCil
$EWING
CLASSES
Mornl..,.-Afta,,,_
ind Evenlnt
2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD
COSTA MESA 540-3268
D1ily Pilot Classified Ads
for Allio~ •.. Call .642-5678
Children discover great things
at our school. Themselves.
Our school. Early Achievement Center.
Unlike most pre-schools, we do more than
keep little hands busy.
We keep littl e minds busy.
With science. Math. Language. Art.
Social' Studies.
Things like that.
Impressed? Don't be.
It's not what we teach that's so special.
It's the special way we teach.
We encourage children to discuss th ings.
Touch things. Act out things. . ...
So they will better know their capab1ilt1es.
And themselves.
(Which Is just ebout the greatest
lesson of all.)
Ok, like to discover more about us?
Call or write for our free brochure. Or drop. by
our Sunflower school •
We're open year 'round.
So parents can come in anytime. And
children can be enrolled anytime.
NEWPORT· MESA
PRE-SCHOOL
'
Sunflower Early Aehlavement Center
2515 West Sunflower Avenue
Santa Ana , caJlfomia 92704
714/540-4750
140 E. 22nd ST., COSTA MESA
645-2323 Newpart Air Associates
ENROLL NOW Fright School & Flying Club
LEARN TO FLY
$500.
Kindergarten Readiness
Arts & Crafts *
I-A-I
FAA APPROVED * Music & Rhythm
Physical Fitness
Phonics C:-loclodn:
Colors & Numbers
Educational Field ·Trips
Hot Lunches
35 Hours fli9ht time in Cessna 150'1 with
20 hours dual instruction. Club membership.
3 Month's free dues. lndividu•I instruction,
llilored to YOUR abiHty. Basic Bible Stories
•'
TOTAL CHILD
DEVELOPMENT
10 AIRCllAFT AYAlLAIU AT
LOWUT U.ns IN OU.NIH COUNTT
Le1rn to fly now - -and hive fun I * Fly Mexico & C1n1d1 * Spacl1I Rates for Commercial or
Instrument Students.
For Complete Dat1lls Call NOW
673 ·0313
• • • about your school child? Is he or she doing work in pub·
lie school you believe to be substandard for his or her own
ability? Is the class too large f~r learning, too noisy and un·
disciplined for proper concentration? Is the teacher per·
sonally interested in your child? Do you approve of prayer
end the Bible in the classroom? Do you went your child to
learn patriotism? You can make a change for the better for
es little es $32.50 a month et Neumann Christia n School,
Corner of Santa Ana end Magnolia Streets in Coste Mesa.
Call 548-2840 or 548-1733 and ask for Mr. Conkling.
DAILY PILOT Classified for Action!!
Telephone 642-5678
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•
A Progr•m To Motlv•t• Your
Child In His Most Form1tlva YHrs.
• A Total Readiness Program
• A Learning Environment
• Morning/ Afternoon Teaching Sessions
THE EDUCATIONAL
READINESS CENTRE
•
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Help W1nted, M & P 710
EXPER -per iilYroll
1 irl needed 4 hn per day.
Hrs ~xible. Fntn Valley.
pa,y commemurate w/u,.
per. Slart bnmed. !IC-1441.
EXPERIENCED maid.I. Ap.
ply Rodeway Motor Inn,
1400 PaliaadS Rd, O.ta
M ....
EXPER. Heliarc Welder, for
alum. mut. Appb' 770 W.
17th St., C.M.
F/C BKKPR $650
Thru Trial Balance
Call LoITalne
WESI'CLIFF
PERSONNEL AGENCY
ro43 Westcllff Dr., NB
645-2770
FIC Bookkeeper for Laiuna
Beach ofc of CPA firm.
494-9751.
FEMALE trainee r e 1 i n
pourer. F /time days, Call
for aPPt. 549-0241.
FREE LANCE artist
wanted, Gralle· orientated.
2070 Maple Ave., Co1ta Mesa Ca11 ~T466 trom 6 pril. on.
141 4334 141 30!2 FULL °' p/time, Mimi l~~~~===========~I trne, no eXp. ne c. I, Sa lary/co mm . Fuller
Brush, 962--M16.
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• lllllollltllll 'nllrl"
TKIMtlcllll
• • ..,....., M.-ul T_,.lcll11 e •KO TKMki. • Medlul ...........
DAY AND MNING CLASSU
Enroll Now For
February 7th Afternoon Classes
CALIFORNIA
PROFUSIONAL
COWGE
, .. , ... .,..,. lht4.. c... ..... c.nt.
714/'4S..HH
........ ·~ • .......,.,........ ra.cen.t • ...,.a OWW A_. .... h" MlfftlMn el .. r1a" 1t111
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GAL FRIDAY $500
Type 70. Young Co.
CaJI_ Lorraine
WESl'CLIFF
Personnel Agency
2043 Westcllff Or., NB
645-2770
GAL Friday•· aome typine
and posting necnsary. Im·
med. openina: • full or part
time. Apply Blackmur'•
Furniture, 260 Forest A~ .•
Laguna Beach.
GENERAL OFFICE
Permanent work Mon thru
Fri. Company benefitl. Ex·
perlenced!
546-3236
GITT & Card &hop tales
v.-oman. I/time, e x p e r
prefd. 21.JS. Mual be
reliable & neatly groomed.
Memoey Lane, 2300 Harbor,
C.M.
GIRLS TRAVEL
Too yowia for airlines, need
5 &iris J.8..23 to travel. Flor·
ida It eaatem reaortJ. Trans·
portation pald. Above aver.
are earnirws. See Mr. Mc.
Lane, Sheridan Beach Inn,
2llU Paclftc Cout Hwy.,
Suite 116, H.B.
GIRL to work at amall com-~ pany, 8-12 morn ln aa ,
HUNTINGTON -MESA
PRE-SCHOOL
f 2109 Valley Rd., Costa Mesa. (On the border
between Hunl Bch. & Costa Mesa, off Vic·
loris St.)
• Two 1h Day Sessions, 9 A.M..11:30 & 1
P.M.-3 :30 P .M. • Academic Kindergarten
Readiness Program • Children Ages 3 Years
9 mo's to School Age • New & Attractive
Facilities.
Coll Us For An Appointment
Or Information
646-4776
"But, Mommy, everyone goes
to Yamaha •sic Sdlool."
U you have a child between the qe1 of four
and ela:ht, come 1ee ut. Muaic la too important
to leave out of a child'• Ufe.
eYAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL;
'
lff L 11111, COSTA MISA
l'HONI MZ· 1144
ORANGI COAST'S BUT
Dally Pllet Cla11lflH
UlllMDf ••
( f
operatina' IBM punch car
equipt Lona:er hn. optional
April thru Sept. Need to
work w/figutts accurately.
\Ve will train. $2.40. StS-7101
HAIRDRESSERS. If )'Ot1 can
cut hair le: like to make
money, join Hair Weal ltaff.
LeaSe conce9lions o D I y •
673-4186.
HEAI.TII Food Store. Young
man wanted, perm. posi-
tion. Apply 1861 -Bl.,
Carta Mesa.
HELP!
I have· a new bulinen 1n
town and I need your help.
If a eround floor op-
portunity off'red by a new
company with new tdeu,
pou:tble earninp in exCH1
of $30,000 and more per year
interests you ~ )1>U lntere'st
me! And I would lift to
meet you! For penonal ~
terview only, call Mr.
Bruno, 835-90)).
HOME Party P1an needs 4
women to work full or part
time. No Investment,
deliveries, or oollectini. For
appt., call 545-#t5 betwn 8·
to 10 a.m. & 3 to 6 pm.
HOSTESS
P/time Weekendl
Call Ivan
Bob Burn'• Restaurant
6ff.:IJ30
HOUSEKEEPER • Balboa.
Mon-Fri, 3 to 4 hn per day
(afternoons), Cleaning & 'I
light cooking for elderly
couple. Own trans I: ref req. ~
C&ll Mn. Davlo, 9. 5 '
642·1626 for appt.
HOUSEKEEPER, need mid·
die qe woman. Must love
kldJ. Full charge, live-in,
H.B. area. M7..soll rvn.
HSKPRS Emplyr pay1 fee .
Georae Allen Byland Apo-q ·
ey 106-B E. 16th $.A.
541--0395.
<Ii HOUSEKEEPER•
Young llve-ln, N e w po r t
Beach. 2 children. Cool<.
Fatherless home. N4-2!07.
I
I
HOUSEKPR LIVE IN 11 Cook for couple. PVt rm I:
ba. Beautlful home, beauU· 1 I
ful _, •. 642·9006. l-'-'-ol:i-=~YEST=_..,,, IN,,..--1 '
YOUR FUTURE
II YOUR OWN IOSSI
Man .. w-
L .... Avan.w
Taxi Cu
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T....,, .-, 25, 1972 DAILY l'ILOT
[ a ;I J ! I l[Il) [ lflflt; I t ][11)1 '~·-I ·_.___: ~ I .. 3 ? 1
Help W1111911, M a P 710 Help W-, M a fl 711
RN, lllll lfme, nJiht llllllt
ll· T, lllat 1r!op lmlts. ~ Manor, Capo __ , as'l!6,
C•meru • Mlocell11111• Ill Sport ... -m GeMrol M Cycloo, IU..1, Trvcko M2 A....., l•••rtM '70
1 •....,_ -STEl'l.io a....-EJec. SCUBA ....,..._, ~ Al.LEN Sid Boot 13% It Scooter• '15 '11 llotl&e Vln 300 9miea.
II MM movto .. -..,.,.... I --unlL IJl, -. llO: A41».._er, ·wtlh 40 HP Ou--.r HONDA. IJTl SL.IZ. New V-1, aulO ahlfL radio, heat. JAGU.AI
w/IOOnd. RCA model 400. 1311.95. • Watts. A>l/f'll $40; V ... $21. IU-'1181. and trailer with w1nch. cond, Lo ml'a, 1 mo'a old. er. Tan .... -. !SOD mllea. •51 JAG. SK 1211
'125. ~aft 5 pm. aw.o _,_ w/--s .... , lt .. t•W•M Qood OOlldlllon. all Ill< Make .U... !67·UU alt lllSO lull priCe, Pbone CLASSIC
l'umltv19 Ill :ii:: = = lar ' In $350.00. t;om. 5311-1'156 !Fullerton). Wire Wbeela. 11c., enlfrely SAL~SM A N ncrottlonal
vehk:les .I: mobile home
Pll1L So CalU. ana, 10
or\r. equip. nllnulactlUtr
ElectricaJ, radio, or elec-
tronlc bklrd ... f'd. Mall
-,~.,.,,.,.,-,,_"<'"..,..-I 139 511-1'91 '71 HONDA 350 SL, low 1965 CHEVY % Ton pickup oriiJnal lhl'uoul. Medulnlo. 3 ROOM GROUP ·95 comp!<... Pioneer 16 Dumloated ahowc.,., I lloata, Main!,/• mlleaae. Xlnl cond. $62S. ln excel. cond. WW lrade aUy perfect thruouL H""' •
•LL NEW '"""Iver $99.95. Sana u l • llua lbolvea, -Id anodlud' •-'" -~ ~"' f f 1965 lat -tJo l'"'ts -•-·· --"d "' Dual BSR. CPTl?"d Sta.Di 1l •¥ .-rv~ "'' _.._,. art pm, or or er ... n .... aw:i: .. ......,.. COit over
FURNITURE ' ' ttlnp, Exorl cond, Ca II ••~-u-·a ~ w•~• Must be ln ~ $300 IO nPla.ce. Phone
......,,.,, A aalory expected i.colll1"1Jnr ol I pc bedroom
to lftttco P. o. Box 1136 sroup, T pc Uvlnc room
. Newport Belch, Calif, 9)68), croup A: 5 pc d1n1ns tet.
dud, •tock cle arance . •lllforflS.ml. BOAT Bo--·.,,_.,,_ 25e '"""""nvm. ,,_. -W•M ......... uu Stereo E qul • ...,,_ ~-cood. ~74. m.25'4 CS.,,. ewa 531-&ll.
w' ... -. 119 E. 17th/..: ~i.Radle, Hll'I,
136
~ lAnrtl> al w/L US!D MOTOR AUto L .. 1lng "4 '67 JAG. XKE 2+2. Leather
Colt.a M11a1 66-2442. NO int., chrome wlre whla • * AUCnON * 19'12 ZENl11! & RCA color"' Boato/Marlno HOME ~ Sacrifice. 833-2;169
black A whlle TV. Lowest !!quip. 904 SPECIALS l£ASING JENSEN
Flne P"unrltu:e prk:ea Jn Q-··e r-.~ ... l ! ~~,,,.--'"".=---
S4LESMAN ex per. in Exec. Secretary 10 l'lOO tralnJng & recnilttne aa1., ALL FOR $29f.
F/C Bookkeeper to $1'00 dittrlbulol'lhlp thla area.
Secretary.Bookkeeper l600 Send Reaume, Claaailled ad
Gen'I Ok/Anaheim to $550 no, 1316, Daily Pilot, P. 0.
MTST ()pen.tor . to $500 *x 15&1 Costa Mea, Ca. Girl Friday 1500 -
Acctng Clerk/Type 14!6 1 .,"-=·==,,-,~~~. Clerk 'l')'pllt 1425 SALESWOMAN, Health Food rue Clerk S32S s ...... oulaDlng peraonall1y.
Sec'y Advertl.clDe to $525 10 to 6, 5 days, 553-0242
Free/Fee Posltions
'88 E. 11th fat Irv.tile) CM
642·1470
daya: or ~1983 eves.
SECRETARY
• A-'1·---·-• ......,,,..,...., BRANO new, 1972 6 horse 1970 UTE Lintt &1otor Home ........ ~.. ~. p•-·-lube, 1 --"• ~. OUT leese •-"-for Aue"°"'~ .... 7•30 .,. "'"""'ii: .,. --JohlUOn. U·-..1 f-d'-·'-"• 25 Ft. Ful1" ""'Ulp, le 1eU ••T . ~-';"''""
W • ud '"A'~••, Bp.m. A: ler'Vice. Color antenna In-$2!6 plus tax~ sci'.Sss1~a::: contained. i'nci"aJr cond. Savlngs . Sa.tistaction. Scr-
LAY·AWAY PLAN in y s uct1on arn lt&Ued w/alJ conaolel thna '-J 1971 lJl'E Uner Motor Horne vice. ~Newport. Ol ~ 31 Januar;y. No flna.nce Buts, Powtr 906 25 Ft. Full,y equip & sell WE LEASE 41..L POPm.AR
TRADERS Behind Tony'a Bid( Mot'I Chuie If paid wliltln 90 I coolalned Incl air oond 1912 MAKES AT COMPETI.
'URNITURE BEAUTIFUL. wry clear, 11' di.Ya Cit" no down I: Up to S6 YAOITING &ale.man. Must , 1971 l!TE Untr Motor R~me TIVE RATES.
Carat Diamond in Tiffany months 1o pay, ABC Cofor have auccesslul a a I e I 28 Ft. F\ill,y equip. & self Call Malcolm ~d for
202 N. BrHcfw1y, S.A. setttncA:ma~}ady'al: TV, 9021 Atlanta,~Hun-backaround A aome contained. Incl aircond. (2 further deta1b1.
83s.13'l> Open 7 Daya man's weddJnc bands. Coat -Beach. 9118-mil. knowledie ot new A used IO choose from) THEODORE
,J;:r:,::,r ~~~. ~g·~~ :.:Ao'::~; STEREOS.JO unclaimed, 19'12 ~=a~ ~;,'i: *Marvin Pearce* ~B~~~~~
Uon. Movfnr • Mmt aeU! 1 6 PM. or all .... week·~-. COOIOiles, new warranty, &: marina. Ya ch t I n a: I Costa Mesa 642.(1(110
Tl RMS.ALSO JENSEN
AtmlORlZED;
SALES ' SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
!JOO W. <lout Hwy.
NtwpOrtlleach
LOTUS
~ -------·-
RECEPTIONIST
Full time. No SH. Xlnt typ-
ist.' Sailboat M{rr. Salary
commensurate with ability.
Mlsa MeCarthy 642<J542 be-
tween 8-5.
~ u....,. BOtne AM, FM deluxe audk> Aaaoci&te Co 646--0551 M I H ' Two piece blue sectional SP=RIN=a...,...,1rt,.,...~c1ou,--,b"'i.-"'11o-xl syatema. 4 spd ...,,..,... . ' rp. · 0 Gr omeS Autos Wantad 968 1---.-LO_T_O_S ___ I
aofa. Powder blue Velvet springs and mattre1s. BSR Mediterranean Jacks, 23' CENTURY• 2 bunks,, WE PAY TOP J : C. PENNEY CO,
Fuhlon l•l•nd
Newport la•cN
Herltaae aofa. ll3l).4S95 MedJWl>-flrm, very good "'1d for 1219, will Mll for h<ad, 135 Hp new Chrysler 558-3222 s..t~0=c;:; ~:~~~p.::. ~~~ condition. Call after 5 P.M,, $59.95. $5/mo. Inspect 421 ~~ '/: a::·~: 1t11 S. Village Way, S.A. CASH
Hu Open!na For
BEAUTY
SALON
OP!RATORS
& MANAGER
SENIOR woman prepare/ ""'"• nJ•-a•--•, 60" ft_:.~ _1>46-=lm,_.,,.,· ==-=-...,.-So. Brookhunt, Anaheim, • • •.t-H share eve meal-iir woman ·-\o: ..-.11.1 .nuWJU POOL T~ Warehouse 53J..-0290. cond. $3,3fi0. 673-8009. , ........ tor ome Rental
alone. I.Jkea doll. SU.1951 tortobe pme table w/4 Sale. Fre ht dam .. .....i t•o REPAIRMAN SPECIALS CABIN Cruiaer 25' Reserve your vacation cam~ for wred A tnlcb .,,,.. dM.in, red modern lounge ....... ~ St lcraft Eng X1 cond I er, motor home or mini can • , .... ~V!?=1 station attendant, chair le ottoman, 3 iOkf, to $199.' New llate factory Admiral portable TV, 16" H~ needs, 80~ ~lding: home. Low rental rates. Call cGanRO,,.JH!wClreeHEY•sRttmaOLEJtea. s::~;;.· ~~ c!.': b•" 1695 ..':!:..bor ::!'· ::i3: -~. ~~ 1 3 9 s. =~ ~: =u:;t'e".:! $900. 644-4545. MiK[°'Mcr ... CARTHY GMC
SERVICE station attendant W houe Al Tb HOLIDAY Health SP a conDe model $800 new, '70 Arena Cra.tt, :kl', 110, 220 Aak tor Sales Man1.1er
-·e••·· hilt lull "-lite art e, tn'I., Membenhip. 2•l Yrs. •-. $l50. 547-3182. hp, Cuddy cabin, tandem i-• •-a·• Blvd .
., ..... '6 11 • wue, 1/27 I: Fri.. 1/21, 9 am-5 n _..... ~~~~~~~~~ tr1r rta tu •<::.i:~ RECREATIONAL VEHICLE Oo9.u. ""' l,;Q mecha.nical knowledae, neat pm. cub 6' carry bull. Ml'I. Scott. 5 4 9-0101 • po po ' __,, CENTER Huntln&ton Beach
Jn ---Ex -·· 549-ll71 613-SJ68. ·-.-~ • -a,.__. ....... ., ptl'.vu1J. LeaderahlpWarehou1e, · "':c:-:--:-:::---J·lll ~-------Cor.BeachlcMcFadden, O'lfgui)I n£..._... Apply 2590 Newport Blvd., 11030 Condoc, Fountain KINGSIZE bed, liner, pad&: frM la You -16' TROJAN Ski boat, 200 Weatmlnste.r IMPORTS WANTED
Pm'd With Followlni C.M. Valley. frame, 5 mo. old, 5 yr. HP, V-8, Xlnt cond. $950. 894-1336 or 531-2450 Orange O>unrtes
SERVICE guarantee $35. Private par· 3 Llntl, 2 Times, $2.00 Will fir.nee. 673-6450, or TO lJYER
Xln 't Worklng Condi. f ~'."'·Fullattendan~ Queen Size Headboard ., 968--0833 675-3122. * Mam'n Pearce* BILL MAXEY" s B TOYOTA Outst&nd..inr Bentfita exp. pre e.n:g, &: p&rt Grttn brocade with rold IWl· • •
time shifts avail. Apply al buntl. Uke new excellent BELT musqer, beaV)' duty, BROKEN 'COncttte, nice for FOR aale 13' Boston Whaler 18881 Beach Blvd.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS I
3100 W. Cout Hwy,
Newport Beach
MERC!DES BENZ
C•ll for Appl. Shell, !Tth & Irvine, N.B. cond. 115. Hanlwa.. Jnclud· excellent condition 135 or relainJn< waU O• rip.rap. 40 h.p. Johnoon. Loaded Motor Homes H. Beach. . P!o. 817-8!/l!I
'44-2313 TELEPHONE Sales. Top .,,ed.=l*<=Dll=8~---~ trade for U.15x1S" tires You t.ul. SCG-0656. w/xl?u. $1.300. 673--3052· WE PAY TOP DOILAR '69 MERCEDES ZD °'"91.
commisa:k>lll and bonus. Ap. COMPLETE ho u 1 e b o Id white walls, recaps con-~9 ~M~O-. O~ld~German--She~p-h-ent-, Boats, Rent/Chart'r 901 Salas • Rentals FOR TOP USED CAM Xlnt cond. 1 owner, •·
Equal Oppor. Employ" ply Jn penon be,.... 9.00 _,_ Incl. drpa, rup, aldered. 631-<116. all otoots, gentle w/chll~n. CATALINA 27' SLOOP 558·3222 u your -la utra dean, ffi4l -
andl2:00noonat8381Bolu toola,milc.60-2503. pORTairleupaintgun. Call5J6-4518eves. 8e!'.UatinL MG
LOAN Proceuor, are ·you Avenue', Mldway~ty. . MOVJNG-.Evuythlnc pi. BlnklSupe.rB,attachmenta FOX Terrier Puppy, 2 mos. ~n:;:1git.Aux.power. 1<11 S. VWage Way, S.A. BAUER BtnCK =~to !itter~w: T YPIST /Rf!ceptiotilt, Mlle. antiq'a, ~ture. Ace &: 80' .+ ~· $550. 54~5651 old. Male. Adorable! 6'~Plheadroc!,~:..e~t C.oata ::saE. 17th St5cs.m.;
p It Im e, 11turs/Sat/Sun. Furniture, 1112 Newport Bl, days. * 54&-3863 * Newport slip w/plenty of !:!" ;j ~~ ~ Acctn'g b&ck&round. Front ;::C,.,.M.=.,.---=-,--,..-J.Glrla Stin&'-Ra,y bicycles -6 GUINEA Pip A 3 puppli!s, pe.rktna:. Club rates. For info WllL Buy your car paid for
benefits, Nice 0 ft 1 c e a. Ofc appearance. Mesa Verde DARK brown, Early Amer. Good 'tondition -$10 each. part doxle, free to good call 557.9046 aft 6: 30, or not. Call Ralph Gordon
5*-1093. ~try Club, 5f9..0317, NH». aofa w/matchine ch a t r, Call '.-0.19 after 5:30 p . m. home 947-5668. Boats, Sail 909 ~~Bl-d 54~31M 1970
yer. atereo, . m.llc:. c b air 1 • 837 • 1,6'°"M"'O-. .,,.,c-;;eo"'u"'ie"'t""""G"'ermae-., 1 , ar r v .. sta esa. MAID work needed in ex-711 ,.. UDO 14 Ra rl Good chance fUr apt. 2 316 2 WOMEN to collate I: pack, 6"-UJS. UKE new $800. TV, aell Shepherd loves children • ce g, Autos, Imported 970
MO
AtmlOIUZ!:D
SALES a SERVICE
NEW PORT !
IMPO RTS • Newport Blvd, CM 543-9755. aiao do tome Ute lhippirll "'s·-=G=RE=EN=-.,-11,-, '"'bel_u_t!Jul"'' $400. 2 &et& Wiiber Ir: ~ , cond, New sails & llnea. 13631 Harbor, Garden Grove 1---'--"-----1
MALE worl<. North American Oor-condition, llOO. $125, "$300. Twin beda llOO· needs "• yrd, 61>-38!0. eov... No. 1602. 6'15-<898 J 1 Blk. So. of G.G. Frwy, BMW llOO W, <lout H..,..
age 18 thnl 25 needed reapondence School •1360 Etta: ~76T Both. 56-743'7. PAIR AKC Welmiraners eves. 636-23.33 Newport Beact.
Nto....= .~".."""b. Ownroule Jn M•. Kearns. "LIKE="'ne-w,"'$Sl0=~1~pc-.~D""anJa0"°''~ NEW Malclili¥ blue rup 6x9 ::'.!: ~ ';;:;: ~:: 16' Hobie CaL Brand new, Tr•llora, Ullllty 947 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1968 MG Mldael. ~.owner, w~~-75S-;: or WAITRFSS/tfme ~ 21, ~or modern walnut diniDc ll!t. and Sx6. $7S aet. 8xlll Gold '71. yeL, wt. aail.s, Many 24,IXXI ml. Wire whl.1 ., RlH. p , or r. fl~. 614-.()295 ,....135• 641-l209. xtraa, w/trlr, 11800. bi' UTIUTY Trailer, good 2002,5 & aolt top, ba1'I top, ronneau
ME D lCALA 11t-B u •)' Apply The Matador, 1768 =-,,__-=-·..,...-=·----I='===--,---.,-JI~} ~2141 or 6'5-1554 ~ltion, best off~r. cove r, M ake of fer.
1-•-t om-. Garden N-•BJ, C.M. EX.-·~ Pr •. mur./wr. FIREWOOD for sale. "~" ... _ Ba • ' -·--.. ~. ~ llelhem .\ olacked. 30' wood sloop. Beaut older .-•uo. rarna S 61.Hl'IO. Grove uu. EKG• in-WANTED le&tl +table Jl.00. -bol.t in a:ood cond. J . Alden Auto Service, Perts M9 ---,,..,..=,----1
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Somo .;. ... .r. bont -. 1EX~C. CONS~';!_~~.!t WILL move aeythJnc you BCYC Yacht club .,.,,.. Dot• cruise. 12.950. 817-o.'!12. MUNTZ 4 ol I track tape
Only exp'd need apply. ~ ~r--tel ~· bqy in Oda column I: more. benhlp for sale. Saw $500. HOBIE Cat 1S 3 mos old. drck, e: month.I old, &ood
5»-3C(X). :uJcaUou ex;:· 0:1 _--=,..,==~·~-==~~-I·-·~--·~*.,-=--=-*_,,.-,·= AGAIN offering quality pup. Lime a:reen huD, yellow cond. $50. or trade for AM·
MOTHER'S Aide, children 3 a: deadbeats don't apply. SfUDlO BDRM SET 1 Pair "Head" atandud pies for ale; 6 wk old trampoline. $1495. Phone FM radio for VW. 548-5380. a: 5, liY&-in, En1Uah speak· 'lbe man we hire must be XLNT COND * $175 anow skis $50. Xlnt oood. Labrador Retrievers. 1 after 6 pm ld-3737. 302 V-8 Ford engine, jlllt
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·PORSCHE q , Private room. bath A brlaht a: wtnlnr to work. ** 968-0574 ** 6"-12>9. female St. Bemanl, 6 wka. "'KI°"TE=-=~f>----=,,....= reo:ind. 421 Headen A mile. -· 1 · ,;;;..c-,,------M-~-crest I<ennel : uv., co..., l'lOO. 12' ··•· ou -At•-6 CREVIER MOTORS TV. $200.mo. 494-1-Exper. a must n aw1tch-I Mltcellaneoua cu·w1 Skiff-tits VW van. $1SO. 8' _.... ~"' \o:,-• -W. lsl st .•• •--ta .__ boards, data. TWX, Telex G•r ... Sale 112 W•n•·• 120 54G-O!l89 -·-• ~~ OYIR 25 · ' MEDICAL STENO etc. Thia company a dM• =...,.,,...'"".,.__,....,.,_,_. H-tane $SO. 64e-1821. 83$.3171
Lite bookkeeping, radk>losY Jon of major Corp. List~ on 2 TRANSPO" :rT•TION --, SPRING-e.ire double box· KEESHOND pup&, AKC reg, CEl'II'ERBOAR'.D r a c In I ,..._ flrSllil II A] A.utomotsw Exctlleuc. ottlce. For Interview I: zyp. NYE c .. 1 .. -. ,.. bin XlnL K' .... _.. __ .. t t male le female, Ch Sabot. like new, compktely $ inc test phone 644-1775. . --~ • &:ea Buick '59, Mercury '54, am-aprinp allU ma r e 11. background. 546--9888 or
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to pay 10 me to W.V. Morrow Communl· inetvinl', chicb:l'll, roo.ttta rondition. C&ll after 5 P.M. WANTED, trailer for 26' one Antl41ue1/Cl1ulcs 953
Chriltmu bills? J S h-~-':' cations Mang. Inc. 33f5 NP. , ,a: n.bbh:s ,a: cqea, 9062 ;,1>46-:,::,;lm:;:·,,.-,,-;:,,-,=-;=:: ~~ :aJ:' :c. Tri'• I: ton fixed keel Ail boaL 1940 Ford Del
Sarah Covenlr)' ew~,. Blvd., NB. Calif. !ISJ. Holm Aw.~ t.v .. Watkhw WANTED: 1 Ion "' """" • 646-0219.. 549-0869. ·~·-~ • .,..Jn ex2-ldocll'lent ROY CAIVD Inc NEWPORT
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Min. age 3'. 54()..a;H. w•NTED ~. ----•·. -.~_ ... _ lloor ~ck. 1 '•::-.. -:--:S"'I ---:=--:-~"' ~· ~ •• ~ n~ •--· -~-·-P -II, lps/Dockl '10 ~~-• condltloO. 19 0 0 , -u-~ BJ•~ ' NEW opportunity ln Beeline Cooks, Cocktail WaitrHeel, SABY ........ 'Cbair ...._,_,·u M&-1361 OLD Elwtilh Sheepdos Pt.IPI· ........... ~ na1wuor """'
Fashion. Hl&he•t percentage Dllhwuhen • BUlboya. Aft steel M'Biue ~=-$5 WANTED: Mabc:lpnf buffet. Palpated, i-rents OF A• 50' dip, side tie, $2.50 peT ft. 83&-:i672. Calta Mea 5'8 ''''
otteredlOmaoageau'"·::f 3,'831Briltolst.,C.M. Table ~p • .,..n -· pdcondltlon.Pteuecall ~ciacos, lovable. 213: NEWPORT MARINA. Duno ..... le1 "' DATSUN SIOllW.OoutH..,,
w:blle .)'OU !um. e ' KING'S ·CROSS beiae aMde 43" tali Jli &fter 5 pm. 64$-(1955. =='°'·,-"""-.,..,..,. ~m.~=-·~~-:-~~-Newp:trt _!:acb
SlS-e622. WANTED x.Gl'S 541-3182. W•ntod: ll' L•ddors w=..!, cu;::, .. ~.~ Boall, Spootl & Ski 911 ~~ •• ~. Dune lilllll' '72 DATSUN PICKlf-'42-'-
NURSES, pvt, dut)', all For Non·Unlon War Film. Ml1COll•naou• Ill Eves call •••l013 B---l:PO=·=~=•"''I0"'9l"'t'°"'X1n"""t-nd-1 --·r '"6" -g AU shots Call J--12 1't •~. =-'er l8 HP Call _., c..i.M ~ • CO • type•, all 1hill.I. Le""vw~ Film production co. n ow ... · · ...,_..,.. OU9Wl1 ... ,..,_ ~...,
351 Mu '"I 1---·~ 122 alt-6 pm ••7 -J-_,.,_ .... ..,.; ..... , ,.. MUlt tell. Make oft.er. Pvt. • NUl'ltl Re a Is try, caat1nc· •-rqrr-v"1911•• ... · i:n -o.,...,, .. ~ ..... ~ .... ~---. T k 4 .-dlr W/cam-Radio u-ttal Rd NB Ca11(213)'461-3'm. STEREO,unclalmed •vt"Os~~~~. mote controls. boat cover, rvc1 t62 • .,... . _., 'pty.Evet.~2838. -• " . . I ·--~-1 G "' ""ONY ~-~· -"tar .\ ~~ -~~u ~-11~·---•-~ I PIY tires, o/cam eorJno. ·='===,-,,=~-I ... -r ·~ ~ ayaway ~ .. ·~ .., ~ ~·~ •-2 -AU ~--1 ... ~. over •-... =•=· -. ~--Jin -• ~ w/no n PORSCHE 9U.T brown, ~ .... o """"""'" **WANTED door to door KaJam--Amp. 160. ,.... ...1uunpon s.~ _ Af __.. '"4111 ., ... r3
Interview• s.s M/F """"no tnveatmant rm. Hpd cbanler, lull 00-9137."" . • 646-1665 • ~'"ce ,,_, ter 6 pm Chev. '68 112-Ton money-. OAC. •i7646ti. all extraar w ........ 1y. l20llO l--'-'~N"U'"R°'S"IN'"'G,...---1 64Z-2814 ranp air 1u1pen1ton POODLES, rar< chocolate 842-373'7. Pl k 546-8136 aft U am~ below q . coat 641-2132.
speakers w/c:roa.owt Office P.um•turt/ c up 1961 Por h 912 ..__ ___ Staff RN. Nuning Aide .. WOMEN, work from home, syatem. AM IF MI Mp X l2C brown, mlntaturt, AKC, ~ ONLY 23 000 LOCAL Mn.ES NEW '72 P ICKUP ~ .,,....~,
3-11 ltlift. Exper. RN aupv.· Choose your own holll'I. radio I: tape player. Still Equip. champ sired. abota. Private 1 ..... _r_,._-_rt_•t_1 .. _ _,J -Long whe'et hue, g cyl. llticir. ' ,pd. dlr. dlx, Bumper. Ra· aood oondtUon, new tlrer, ,
3·U shift PacUlca HosHpB., ** 962.-5988 ** brand new. Sold tor $309.95, ADDING Machines and cub party, 644--0897. . . rad .• htr. CUit. cab. Mimln, :!nM~n. PLtra121120d ~~AT:!~ '3450. !Wl-«YTO. ,
18192 Dela war e, .. YACHTING llllerman. Must be.lance dUe $110. Cub or reflaten:.$18Aup. COWE Puppy for Ill.le. heavy duty equipped, With uvwnor e • ...,..'"VO.u •n PORSCHE 914, 5 spd,,
842-0611, ext 226. have auccenfuJ 1 a 1 e a amall pymntl. Credit DepL, 64S-«i95 AKC rerts. Female. Call C Sale deluxe camper shell. Murt aftr lO 546-8736. 600:> ml, aome body work, •
PROFESSIONAL p h on e back 1 r 0 u ad 6 90me 714/IJ93..050L OFFICE deak A cbaJr, rood 642-6116. amper1, / R•nt 920 be eeen .1: driven to fuJ.br '61 DATSUN sedan $7750 or be1t ofter. 673-3338.
aolldlor ' Dana Pol•L San knowledae of new .\ used TECHNICOLOR s....,. I condition $45. AFGHAN • MALE * SHELL TOPS * •PPJ'edale. 1!4992Cl good conditton. 1700 RENAULT ..
Clemon le, CaplJlrano .,.._ boatl. Pac<maker .\.Carri-movie canwra. Zoom ).8 m-6226 l8 ...0.. old, brindle, EL CAMINO * RANCllERO NABERS Codlllac * Call 6C5-4505 *
Work in your own home. Crttt deal Full IUV1 " • D FERRARI '67 n~ UL 4 Best deal In area. Phone er. eel ltnl, many e:xt:ru, S45. 47 Plaw/°'11Mll 1U * 5t&'4i856 * _ :ATSUN Pick 0"9 • AUTHORIZED SALF.S ._,A T R-10, dr. ~
135-l& betWetn 9:00 a.m. Ir marina. Ya Cb t l ng roM1 of Kodak Kodlcbrome SCHNAUZER Pup& stud B I: J SALES _, HARBOR BL., Good ()C)ftd., ( apd. aUck. • and""""· . -tes Co<p. -L super 8 lllm. $1.00 pr roU. ..wuru.mER PIANOS aervtce, aroomlng 'terms, l030S, Harl>or, SA 139-2SIS C081'A MESA 1--jl'~liRRRRAMRfil--•1 !~~a~d~lo/ll~aat~er;·~l646.~~Sf9.~I09.1~1·
l\.E. SALESMAN OR YOUNG woman Tuff .r. Wed Sealed beam lndoor movie 'l'tw 10 )T. Warranly 8f6.-0839. '61 CHEV. Corvair P.U. cab. 540-9100 0pm &alday ~tm!ORIZEI> SUNBEAM l
WOMAN for buay only type, tileA-dertdac. llChtl (2) $10 each. Save $DJ. ADORABLE AKC reliRred over c.mper, compl. eqp'd. tit l4LD A SERVICI: 1---------1:
bardworld.nc oftief', Freier * ~7 * 5t616~ for Stf'Vt: Han. c:i~ C.O:ll Poodle 1'uPPYs-~ cclon, All in outm.ndlne: concl. SUNBEAM Alplne 'e:T Collv., ..
---ience and Capistnno nock. ,,_ • Whll Toy &: Mlnt $50. 547-38Sl $995. 4944358. aood oondtdof'I. $1000. or • ~..-·• 11 ~ BOAT ~·•M--~•-, 11-ClJaL e 8' WESTWAY " -~-. beltolfer !Ill.ml Valley Rttkient, but you I ~ --.. . ._. ......... ~ They Lu:L $'795 AKC Great Dane PuPI, 711 .... ~.,.,..,. 1ntenattona1 ffarV'lltlr • ·
.,. Jnterexted ln peopl•1A •&1>o I• y · ~"'°"~.~!·1 ~~ GOULD MUSIC Co. ChampK>n 11Dck,. I wk.s. atx>booveth,? box,kalnk. Lights, RECREATION CENTER TOYOTA =~~.':itei~a'~t~k .n; ';-----~·~~1-IIT ~. "°iit;.,v~ . Since~ S.A Reat. Call 6C2.-fi625. cabinet: s::'ie~~LI: ROY CARYB, l11c. l100 w. Cout a.,, 1-~===,..,.=,_~1 :.
C&plalnno Valley R•allY· ~-ti.. IOO _..lyr.oldorleu, 20ISNo.Ma , LOST,HarhorVlowHomoa new.Asklng$800.55~-292Sl!.ubor•Bll'IL N-llltch WIHAVl'EM
IJ ,... ..,ua1 Jn~ ~ _,_ -~ Alp"-* 547--0681 * .,.., 8 wk old •--~. =-~~;:.c.--~ Costa M-11411 IHI ··~· '72 LANO CRUISERS Ii 31501 Camino Cap lrano, •-iu ""°" II.VP.I. -. female. 1:>--' • .__,_";'';;it,'": Cycles, Blke1, J ,,.. Sm J\Jan Capistrano. l_..._ ______ I ~waill'llhllWOo·-· USED ORGAN ~w~• ~· Scoolo '15 "IOFORDRa-!ltcnCU.t, A .. UAR ::
RECEPTIONIST: Work with ANTIQUE Blrdleye ~aple KINGSIZE Black An1u1 HEADQUARTERS 2 • 9 WEEK OLD PUPS ---'-'-----Lamp. Auto., P.S., VI, 5,800 :.
pllotl & alrcn.ft OWl'lf!r& tn drtaer A commode, 100 Rott.me sz. 2 blaclc/&dd Orange County Part ShelUe, nnall breed '1 MU ST Se 11 t p 0 we 11 ml. Goldenwest 1011'' cab-BAUER BUICK lmmedJatt Dd.Jvel)' •:
an n:cUina: aviation co. Lite )'l'I. o&d. 5"--0812. 1112 ~ cf.ti $35. •· ~bol~~.PrtNC:," = 642-4SJJ, 53t-38l5 CoMlnl•·Trallt t ...... Bike • .!!_ew paint, (~)per, tuUy equjpped, The Harbor Areas ~ ••'"•Ila ;:
typlrw. Front otllce ap;. Applllncff Dbl Nd. matt.,~ ii: mood: Klmballa .I: Conn. AKC Malamut4 puppie s, m .... ..._..a-v~le'l", rear $ •"' W
---. SI. 1450, -$45. Hammond J:hord =· ~·-Co., ffif) llSO. Malta • femalei, tire. Shp. B.\S. MoHUed, 5200 Only Authorhed -.... _ &ii'Hek n Hayes, ~ RECOND. Appllancea & Orran, •bony, 1 2SO. i.U::~;; •-c11 Blvd. 91&-ll'IO very quick. call alters PM, DAVE ROSS PONTIAC JAGUAR DEALER WllW(•
O:iutal Apncy 53&-a. ~ _.. 546-1819 ~Harbor Blvd. al Fall' Or. Always hu an excellent se-Authorlled Sales A Sen1ot
Ad TV'I. Guar. 6 Delv'd. (Nnr Kall!!la). GERMAN She-pupt, ===·==-=--~~ Coala Meaa -1 lectlon ol both New 6 Uaed 800 S, Ooul u '·bw••
2190 Harbor Bl at ams Dunlap•a, 1815 Nawport 100 SQ. Yda. ..,, -PIANOS**ORGANS pur< b"'1. No papora.12S '70 SUZUKI 250 Savaae A-1. '70 CHEVY !I Ton. AulO., Jaguan. Lacunalleoch • .,. ~00 REGJ~REO NUl'lll, uper BIYd, CM. ~1780. • CIJ'l'ftirw. $500, wu $1000. 545-9078 aft S pm. Set up for detert. Porting, p S. b, apt
ln .... a1ncent hosp. eo.. • REP Al RMAN bu See Wed. • Thun. 11 am·2 Kn'll, Slelnway, Lowrey, MOVING must tell cbun-New rings, pbton, bearings. ~·=-... ~ .. ,,.u.~t= 1'71 XJ6 SEDAN SANTA ANA
tact Admlntt""lo•. 81~ wuhm/dryen 6 clabwtn. pm. Alto all..., tum. lrom Alleo. BtldWln, etc. From pagne poodl• puppies 115. Chamber A lork modi!. (2f910G) Willow ......, with saddle TOYOTA
Guarn-Delv'd SU-S211; = =.. ~s.~..li ~ "fiie RENTALSF~O °lts 968:21ST. $450. 91M738. DAVI ltOSS PONTIAC leather Interior. AU the ex· ,. ROBINSON'S e NIWl'OltT e
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'""" nd 1rom-. lledhlll WANTED: tlontng, AM·FM ndlo, etc. PHONI -.Ull 11" wide, wbltt, 17 5 • 1 '"" WOULD YOU lS7l '.iAMAHA RTI·B Set up Lola modol ,Fo<d, ...., cab, Only I0,2XI mlleL (UlEAD) 411 W. Wm., Sonia Ana -· ~ ~ ""==' ~ IELIEVE ~ 1"" ... dirt $650. *1282 pick up truck. 111911 ''IO TOYOTA CORONA m'
W-. a Elactr1c Drye-, I r.m/5:311 -.,_ ->!IEE ORGAN LESllONS [ --r",.,0• , .JI .~alter=~3_PM~·---~-113-3117 door -. om,, 13000 XJnt-. $lflO. call Ltriy, 141-1111 -. u .. U,... w.1 No rec-.... Y. MAN'S lO speed bike, Jae-* PICKUP TRUCKS. Good 1'70 XKE 2+2 mllo~ AMiFM radio ,
-·. -T-~~.~ lllntlon.Noolll\ptlon.Jaat ques Anquebl mm, xlnl mechanlcal .\~·-•-.,,..Coupe. Y•-wllh black aulomatlc ....,.,, Supe D-• _., ··~· Oomt ......... _ 7•311 pm. "'·-1 115. 64>2817 ·-.. -· '"th Int~ A tom tl O.E. Jlotr1&. TS lb --acelltnl condltlon $15 0< CciiiT'MUllC 0-r•I ICIO .:"""' ' d!tion. Anytime. 642-0037, :II -er ~-· u • c clean, Inside l ouL Lie
-· MU. offer. -Jor U.l!JJ15" tires --KAWASAKI 250 hn. lnnlmlaaion, faciOr)' air 4.l6BSW.OnlySl!fll5atChlck
m-w2 tla1I onty. white Willi, f9Cl&ll' cm. G•n "'ft • ..,_ LI-~•~t M•rlM (.,1Ult1nt SCaUk!~~!!:,, Clfelan,6 lo mJ'1. '61 CHEVY" ton, 321, S spd, :~-Pb'Wi!° ~ I°"'""°n Inc., 1970 H&rbor
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It SIJ..1111 e Ma I Su SUZUKI LIS mi "Speclallilng ln Quallly" WSW, T. Glul. Xlnt: cond. dolrtt, !::'~..:. !°!!"' • "' · SlllGER Dlal-w1lfch"' n1ca r !'!.,,,,....., M k ~-1 Flnnt.•!!·,:;" tires, $450. I •u•R (623BFPJ OAC can 11a pv1
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_ :'.'ialc!'":.:i,~~:S"f·,.u . • • 646-930.1 • CoQ>erSan~~bor · •• $111l • COiV~R ~-,-Blvd.al Fair Dr. deck.~"(~ l2'1!io er bort otter. Ph! --....... .,... .1916 Harbor, eo.ta l\fna • , . ' ',l. • .. ' · "• ' ...... l\lesa 546-8017 DAVI ROSS PONTIAC
646-6942 al'Uter 6YWPM ' '&& Fadback 6' BUICK ~ Grand . '64 CORVAJR.0001v .. "'" ·n 114ACH L P<rlect cond --I 196!VOLV0142S ... ,.,low Sportallpwr .. •lrcopd.,nu 'NA•RSCadllac . ""'· aut9, aood,cond. uooo~ml' .. M&l\Y .,..,,.;·Coria M Blvd.alF~i l
mi's. Orta owner. Ex cond. tires, ·pa.1nt. trlr hitch I: Au'tHoR!ZEO DEALER , · * 9118-J041'* Afr. ~ ~k. etc. Musi ,-------'-~--"
Darlc blue tlnlsh, E=Uent $1150. Wobb; 510-2211) / or llaht book.up 11600. 549-01!5 2600 flAIU!OR BL., CORVltiE .. u. $.1250. or offer. (19 CATALIN/\ b.t .. auto,
T Puaenger Deluxe wagon, oondition. New bralcea. 4 alt '4 pm, 548-,3124, aft 5:3:> or wlcndl. . , oosrA MESA 675--7* P/S, P/8, all', Ventura
Radio, Heater, Sacrifice ~) .;_radd!rlo, be0alllt.rw. al(~ 1959 Volvo, recently '.67 RIVER1"_ white w/black 569100 ()pm SUnday •51 ... ~. "~·-w, new _:MU. -·"G . ~· XInt eond. Rave~~· 1 $749. . --· • --~ paired • Good oondltion landau IDp $llSO r I . 'C 1971 , ·~··~ -·-~ •·~· tll' oow. $11100. er bit ~er s.>5154, ~L · "' -!S4l-002. ~ ~AD LLA n>tor, ~ mqg. palDt I< V-3; 4 apd, t>O ... r. heavy-du\)< ..,_ Pri ply. 645-2855. '
'64Squarobeok,justlnstallecl ~/off':~~ """''68 im:IERi\, be'"'· white 'EL -DQRADO ~M+~~crtrodelor _..ns1on, ~~~· .. •Call• '69 PONTIAC Execu~v< 3 1'' reblL P~ eng. 1500 ,,.utos, -T7V y' P P· · · very. •Wrp. ..,_,,,., Se t w Full tad j
be.fore , accident dame.pd landau top. fUll pwr, chrome FACTOR 'ti& CORVETTE (hnv' RI':· 548-9164. . ' alra rlndo Pfif·•, · !
'65 METALLIC Bluo VW front •nd. Mab' offer~ bid AMERICAN «whsl, di>c bricl, one owner, , AlR COND_ITJOJtlNG FUel . b)J cam he~den· "68 MUSTANG ' :,_,..;ow•-ws) • -1· · ·'·-rEi 1 J.2300, ~1524 FULL LEATHER 'INTERIOR ' ' • · 1 ' ra....... I.lo "·~ • Bug. 'Great' con!! Yr old °" °".W· °" u-ls. nr. · · ' VEitY LOW LOCAL MILES .,..., .\141~. 116S0_ 11nn. ·~ Au~•tic, Radio, lleat-DAVE .ROSS PONTIAC '
..... ......
enr."N.w p;;tit l ~tJm.-.$375. .u..-" box trlr *A bcis "'--· 1967BUICKLoSabre.4Dr. Full r."w;,,t .top;tiltA ~Jobi>. . ·.;;:,ocWZmll100&.dlr.OIU 2480HarborBlvd.ttf*Dr" • •=~~~~~~-1 Service ......... ' u 7 5. $35. 673-6927. m sa..... HT. Ex::e11ent • condition. . te= -rhw • .W·F¥ CO!\\IEZl1J"l; "5 body, .no·enr . W'1dr<>P 540-5164 or t142.-0&:IL Costa ]\!... ;:; • 5fl.io1 I
1964 T"-' !Splt!lrol, ...,_, 646-SSUalt&. , '68 YW BUG * GremH11 * M .. t..n. 54>5485. radlo,doorloekl,cruilecon-er ...... "'-· -'68 PolltaC Flnhlnl 400, I
•
vertib\J'• radio, r.• bu 11 ,t '69 • ~bac~ Ne,.~~ 2 Dr. d!r. Autom-1WW. * Ho met * _ BUICJ< Riviera, 1970, loaded. tn>j. Jurt '!!awl ... A irlced ,. ~ . OLDSMC),BILE opc1, AM/FM ndlll, ta
engi.,., new transm~slDn,1 Auto, Sac $1395.. Wlll con. . 943) OAC' ean fin. pvt.• i>fy. * AMX * ' El<"'l'Uve'• aulD. 8 o • o o o to .sell today. (439CZI) COUGAR • '69 'owi~DELTARoYAi.i. IK>olc up; wide tln'fl,.$1,185.
one owner. $695. Call sldertrade,6*-2698,E\.·es: w /nomoneydown.Call • ml'1.$2fi00.96S-l896. NABERSC:adlOac , . ~ .,··. p:iwer ··ateer1111.'.pow~~1 '968-6679,S24--0860.t1~'\:,
494-9822 aller 6 pm or 557-<!WO. 541>8736 alt 11 am 494-6811. . * Javel11t * '66 BU!f:I< u;: SABRE AU'1110RIZED DEALER "67 i361iGiUI, 38,0oo ml: Orig hiaJ<es till & tele otoerinc . '65 BOl<N. conYttt,. flll1
weekenda. VW 'tt, Xlnt cond. Mags, '67 V'fi VJ.ri Panel. iraOO eng~ * Mata' dor * • $450 e. • 2600,llARBOR BL., · o~: Just IUce·new. Ab.' 1'. wheeL ~ •r.cUo, Wiyl . 1091-. powe!.·l~/fm rev~ r b. ,
1968 Triumph TR-250. Lo AM/FM radio, Radialrtires, Loola: beaut.,. ruria x{nl 55T-4e9Q,· SUnday aft. • COSTA ME;SA . ~ f?S..24fi6. . r Faefury• '1r, llldtal tires, GY·t"OIY elus, utn cleen!
mlle>, like new. Wire Uteblue,$1'175.83i-16LI... Murt '-sel\, ,im>.tou.r. LARGE SELECTION CADILLAC 540-9100. ·°"""~ 1968 COlJGAR, ·lo )l)UOI, like new'. YXZ2:l6 only !650. 842-1039.
Vt'ha!ls. 528-4T4t. 1971 SQBCK. Au!o, am/fm, 540-4013. . • '65 D V'll '1tick new 11re1·'"tra •. $2299 at OUck Ivenon Inc., PONTIAC StarChlef •59, Hu
voLKswAGEN ~:va11 .. $2500. Call~:: •. ~~ Finest o1 ,67 DE VILLE . . e_ ,1 e 11.400: 846-;
0
_1&53· --=..-,8!""" CoetO ~:'~=.~:-i
lion -· Call 557 9777 G d Coupe. FU!!_ faclory ........ , D DGE PLVUOUTH **'68 VW, runs good but •n VW CampeJ' under guarn. ·----UGralltH I Door Sedan. Full power, factory aor· condlttenmg, -• · 1'1" '65 LE MANS Conv. PIS,
needs minor -..ii<. lllOO .,.. lo ml. $2995. or bst oUer. '62 vw M»tor Ju.st Used Cars tact. air con!. Loaded. !368-· """''" windowll. !PBP983) '69 n...lore U-Camper · && PLYMOUTH W. 'll'OH P/B, au.,, 53,000 ml. l700.
otter. Mf'r7530. Sacrifice. 548-4928. worked on. $300 BXD) $1695. dlr. CllU Wal· ~;.64· d!r• .-... f3..ILll. 'Waldrop· UUU5 14111 . ' Ra or offer. 133-1691. vw camper w / tents 1: '66 VW bui. Xlnt oood, Relbt * 675-4*>l aft 5 * "HOME OF drop 5«>-51" or 80-0631. ~ ~ V-3 Auto TraM, ·Poptop • !68 LE MANS Cpe, Automa-
oqulp, Like new, low ml1. eng, 9-pus. ·n VW Squareback, radu.l CONVENIENT CADILLAC ,1970 30 Ooo milos lelt under w...: VI, automatic, power ,...,,. tic, fact. air, Bluo Boole
Call alt. 5pm. 54&-7253. ** 545-M47 ** tires, 16,000 ml. Perl con!. PAYMENTS" TIME FOR SEDAN ' °".E VILLE ...;.., JlW\Y extras will u.r. (RZY130) Don't miu Price $1J65. !XWFO'il)
I ·~ VW Squbck ·~ S RJH $2600, 644-3993. U ;_.~.;_ ~~ ~~ •-tl>l1! ~•-$695. Call d!r. $1"9 ' '64 VW Bug, alee aunrool "" • ~ , • -·~-=~-~-~-.. "' ... ....," ............ u"'·=ce w ..,,...,. ~ CLEAN• !650 ~ vw ~'" 1ow u CALL FOR FREE "'UICK CASH F~CTORY beat offer. " . QIU Waldrup Sll>S!64 or -DAVE 'ROSS PONTIAC one owner Xlnt oor.d. $615. ntns 5"""' • ....,., • m eage. CREDIT CHECK ..,. AIR CONDmONING' l42-063L Bl 673-n18. 968-1250. X!nt mnd. 11295. Wkda>• THROUG. H A -. 2480 Harbor vd. ~Fa1rnr, ·~ vw Bug. Super Con-·n vw Camper, ·12 rei<lsl alt.r 6 pm 540--:1!95. Service Dept Open Monctay -Full power eqlripmont, padcl-'69 Val"1an'I Costa Mesa -·
dltion! IUJO. · Wocid ac-$3,200. • "69 VW, Sqback, "r/h, aulD, 7:30 a.m. 'till 9 p.m. DAILY l'ILOT t::.P;.::!'t;,i~lhe~%'. '69 FIREBIRD 450. Auto,.
ceuorlos. 646-31S9. • 548-m6 pri party, $1450. • ' WANT AD tilt A· telescopic .•t'!'rinl. !970 ·CHEV, Nova ·!S<l50 eu. ,&ms good, 'Bl0e 1'lth wlilte ~ocri" cu•-.trlm. !373-
'69 vw Bug, aulD stick shift 1971 SUPER .vw. """ root, 615-8680 or ~;nil 642 5678 etc. (168ASll in. 3 ~. u""---•"'""'tlc. W!yl top, 2.1--6 "'1lndoi -
Xlnt.<ond. Only 28,000 ml. · leatherette, like new, 11985 Hoose Hunting? Wafcb ... tlJe · • • $4444 • H ad ~ j~~ Holl . , automatic, radio, better. QAVE ROSSPoNTIAC,
$1400. 838-5992. (wu $2513. new). 492;2425. OPEN HOUSJii column. · · · 0 e · e~t · ~v · ~· , ~754) ~; ·~~~Ill -uon Harbor Bl--'. at Fair Dr. .. ean MIO ~· "'~-~~ : Waldrop ~' ~1. _,. vu l·~;;;;;;;tor;;:;;;;;H;;.0':";;;;'";;:;;;;:;;;;;940m;-;;;Mot;;;;;;;;o;;;r;;;H;;;Oi;;;m;;'"';;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;940~.;;Motor;;;:;;H;;;omeo;;;:;;;;;:;;;;940;;:;;;;;Mot;. ;;;or;;;H;;;omes;;;· ;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;940;;:;;;;;Moto;;;;:;;;:;;;';;;H;;;om;;;;:o;;;• ;;;;;:;;;;940 NABERS Cadillac car. 531-1218 alter 5:30 p.m. PLYMOU'111 'Delved.,. ,63 O>sta Mesa . 'M6·8017
II Alfl1!0RIZED DEALER '69 DODGE Coronet, V-8 j>ei&o 4 dl' ledon. Now h. ''4 GTO. llo1t Offer •
. 2600 HARBOR BL., auto, p/1, p/I>, r/ti, •lerea Good, cond.'Priv pty. $300. * SM-2525 *
ON ·DISPLAY <DSJ'A MESA taJ)f'. vin. tp, like new. 'Cost 1644-0l!ST. -----~-'--
540-9100 Open SUnday 9."•r l4000-" Mu.st. ull. ,116 PLY., Satelllto H.T., RAMBLER
'10 Impala 4 ·Dr. 11350"'"· ~13. Reblt v~ PIS. Auto, Nioo --------
Factory air vtnyi roof· pow-1969 DODGE Ow.rger Clean, Ape. $150 or belt otr. '61 RAMBLER ·
er steenni, power ~es. top oond. Call ~ or t.962-4041. • . $15() •
In Our 24,000-Sq.· Ft~ Indoor Showro0m
$AVE $AYE $A YE $AYE' $AYE
;:t·FEW,,Ntw..-1 971 -'MOTOR HOMES 'AT
·'TREMENDOUS . SAVINGS
HURRY . WHILE SELECT~OH· IS GOOD
THI INCOMPAIAILI UTI LIND
25 '"' to 21 .__
Ut• Lin•r 9,o•i 1nywh1r1, 1ny time of
y11r. It i1 m11t11f1ctu~1d in Silt l1li1
City ind t11t1d in the 111owv·pe1li-fo-
d111rt t1mp1r1fur11 ind t1rrtin of the
mount1i11 W11t.
THI PAIULOUS PAC'l'!Aia'Ciw 1
11'-JO'..JJ' ,& 24, ...........
PJlcH "-·Utfl + T.U:IUC •.
•
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$19;527
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* 7 YEAR BANK FINANCING
* RENT BEl:ORE YOU BUY
Low ........... ' ........... .tfMt, .... ..., ..
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• * WE ARE-MOTOR HOME
Sf'ECIAUST
WI DIAL C>NLY IN MOTOI HOMUI '1le ,_ ... .. ,_ _ _.._ M-~;.inNI,_
YH et ... AFTll PURCHASI PkOILIMS YH c..W
uperle1tce ff JM l"lfCMMd ,,._, A 'DUi:U .WHO
SOLD MOTOR HOMO ~ A SIDI ·LINI.
* NEW '72 PACE ARROWS
FROM $6995 + TAX &·UC.
' A new conupt In tM purchtM & rental of
leHlntmotorhomes ••••••
*-' FREE INDOOR STORAGE
With Y•'ur rurch•M -li111ite4 Tirn• Ofkt
' * RENT BA~K·F!ROGRAM -.. r
MARVIN . PEARCE-
MOTOR: .--HOMES ...... _._, __ .-~.._
NIWl'OIT l'ltllWAY JlllTWUTH M-THI
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-NIWPOIT l'lllWAYTO·TIG -~-• TU~lHoff• TUIN Lm ON YIUAM WAY
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714/IE8-32l'.2
radio, aood !Im. (<OJAFY) $-3374 (eves) asV 1or 1965 Plymouth Fury Wagun. • e 557-e
$1995. . Brooke. • · ,New tirea, eood· CO!klitlon. '61 Rambler • dr •ta. wq. I CORJ FOX 1£ASING 1963 .DODGE . Dart. r u n • • Reuuaable. Call 516-3387. Wiil s..rillce. !650-Aft 1
aood, ....Uoqt -'6< J'I¥. i\ir, Auto. Hlah .... , fl93..4520.
2586 N""'!>Ort Blvd. C.M. lion. l175. '°':1239• school boy's dlo>Un PJO,lloule ~==H.:urilllw?;::::.-._W_a_tcb--the·J
Neirt to Tic Toe Mkt. '645-3661 · • FORD.• 19&2-!M5T alt 6~ P.K. J'V. OPEN HOUSE_ column. '
'65 CADILLAf: Con~'. Load· * 7I FORDS 'Ii: A-Ulifl ' · . 990 Auteo, Utocl_-ffi
ed; •Full power I< All: amil. rn •~-. ~·-•·uro only iJ295 at-Olick Ive~ ~r~,,_..,_,~
~.=..-wvc1., HERTZ CORP.
CADILLAC . 1968 211 w. Ka1"11a., Anaheim (7141 77M050
,CONVERTIBLE 1965 SILVER Grey M-..r-'
i\ll lealher-,'fuD --V-3. !WI, ~ apd., ltlck
!
" er; Al\l.FM ...,..,, tllt """ _ihitt X!Dt ,con!. Call alter I
·hia"wbeeL A 'dreem boat. -644-:I005. •
·MORl~fND'
... SPECIALs : ' I
' ' !VZD300) 1964 ;·DEUJXE Sta. Wp. e $2222· e Country ·Squire. i\ir, l6lli '60 c!im PICltll' ~con!.;~. 56<)111 • !KU°"! $199
JEEPS
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AUTHORIZED DEALER
2IOO HARBOR BL., 1967 I!IT'li ·Scout.·-top.
COSl'A MESA $1500. Soll o-trade. Pb j
540-9100 ~ ()pen._SUnday -1~7-. -
I
'65 •MC l'tC-' 'llCZ6140l $869
-MDCUIY CUii COllPI iltAAA ~1D.--<va=11"0.4r.,:;; .. c,-. •r;.~ .... ~1'ilniii114:t.1i'i11r----~
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16·3 !'ALCON IWl-1116.,61 }! ..-.i.------'65 AMIASSADOI V-1. IWIZl291
' . . ' '69 AMWSADOl $170C. 4 Dr.,'V-1, f\111 Pew•r, Alr Cond,·O/S ~· .,..,
' . '67' CADllUC CO ... DmLLI 'Full roW.r; Air .CoM. IY61114)
... ------.. ., ' -.. '65 CHlni.n CLUI COliPI ' . Full Pow,r, Air ColMf. CO~lll)
'65 CADILLAC COUl'I DmW, hll.P..,..r, Air.CeM. IPFUllJ • ·----
..
$1~
$895
$1095.
'52' CHITIUl !MPlilAL i · t-.. Awto-. 'Tretn:, .Pow1r Ste•rin9, 4 Dr. • ,... fif
1 (D.WD6171 ; i .. ' ' .
iu FAi.CoM CLUli
."V":t'' v.1, A•. Troftt., '•~•r
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'65 l'LYMO!ITH,YAUANT ' · _ 4 Or.,.Awh. Trelit. INRMl16J' •
•5' 5 , ..... '
, Awto. Tren. f61lCJUJ
. ' ~•L~ Yw tM '
· ·~. W/tett JIQZMI) .,
' . -' ' '62 CllnY-. •IU* .... ., fl:Jlll rt
' ,_ '65 YAUAllf ll'A1IOll WA94!• ' A .... _T._.... b41a. N.w , ..... New S.•• QMn. ..... """· ftllCQS) ..
·' '$495 ·
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$479
"$995
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ORANel! COUNTY, CAUFORt~ll\
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TUESDAY, JANU~RY 25, 19~2 TEN CENTS . . ' . . ' ... ~·~.'-'-~...:.:..~~~~~~~~
; .. . ' . -~ . ... .. .
Power Plant Argumen;t~ '.Heat Up ill C::lemente
~ . . . -.._ . .
.Tbe !Hue ...,._,safety cl~ lftCo
Ion at San OnOfre has heated up late tiits ·
monlll In lld•lllCe of a apeclat meeting W~lday before the Pul>Uc UtlUtles C<linml11ton.
And a~, t'he advance maneuvers' is
a letter ~ ii Mione-pollution "'1"frol.
official to the Wh)te House; assert~~l!iat
the Sen Onofre 1enirittor Pl!&e• a risk Jo . Prei~ NlrOn? , -• .
' SleV.. G~dler' the ofltCW JdeotUled by
the People'• Lob1J¥, aaliect the. White
• • M • ~ I ..
Houle to forte the ~ cl the reactor
white Mr.·Nlson )a hi residence In ~
Clemente.
Gadler ll8'N In a letter to the Atomic l!:ndl'IY CommlalloD (With a copy aenno
the WhUe Houae) Illa! ~UH the
emergency cooltntl ll)'liema ill 8111 ~
have not been hilly llilltl!, \Jiil i!ior ...,i he -peel. ' •\ I .
The People's Lob1>7, 111" f e j t ye
11Jlewlde orca•tnttoo,:,.11Ji ..... tlwj ..
dozep Chapters llf the IUle, lalOICbed· JIJ
, •••• ,..... 11,-;
Clemente.
... lt, -· • ... ' . I ~· T ·' "
• ,
federal law preempts state e1aminaUon
ol ~uctear salety standards -lbat ti la a
matter for the Atomic Energy· Com-
nll•t011. •.
That national agency presently atr,:ady
hlls i standing order out on the Onofre
mit~ u well.
· Tbe utllttles are • dralthig detJU"'
reports· for the AEG on testing and design
character~t1cs of the emerg.ency· cooling
systems. ·.
Questions about the J>l'Olress of the
proposed half·bllllon-dollar addlUons lo
the Onofre complex In recent wetks have
di-awn noncommittal answers from IOIOe
official utility spokesmen.
But indications of reriewed action on
the plans lo build the reactors are belni
fell .
SDG and E officials anii spokesmen for
the Gulf Energy an"d Erivironmental
(See NUCLEA.R, Pqe Z) ·
uer·i.ed
, . .
C'ity.•seeltitig _Capo Beach ResUlents Hold Meet
, .
Student Seeks
•
. By JOHN VALTEJIZA,.
. ' .,, ... Dlllr PIJlt '""
• "'°--' . •M -~•-"• f f , • ~-·-.. ·-~·-<> ,. ..... ..._ '"'Ch;..: i!J lhoJiping around ~,
ble·:merger··,.lth a·ctty -lleard·San
Clemente city, ofllcia)a IDIWlr,dOr.em of .
QUaitona, IJ!bn<lay • riliht In • ·.cordlal
meeting aponsored by· the Cap)atrano
BeaCh Community AsloclaUOL '
'The open'end' · dllcillsion ·-purpoaely
devoid · of . '!Jiy sales plldies from ' San ·
Clemente spoi<eameo.._.,. .. held al Iha
tnvllttlvn cl the 'Paliladei 'homeowners wbi>. alrea\IY bOve 'lleard ·~la/lonl
frol\' '\'" .CllY,c1;8'n Juait,' pa~. _
·, ~. Wal..,-Evana, • City manager
Ken Cl/'f .ln<!'r~ ~· Gtne ScliUfte • anrwered. the' quetles . for two Hours .. ' ••
. ~ ruld;nb found one 1 a~ of crtil~
during the dlJCuaaion -the uaerted
qgltneea , cl ,_ Grant'.s P.111' ShopPtng
Center , which lies In a sinaJJ portlon of
land annexed by San Clemente several '
, '
•
years ago. .
San Cle-le spokesmen admitted tllat
the <eliler.lit6olil blve tiiadbutlt with a
sreater streu on appearance . . .
Tb, center was San CJemente's first
larfe ihOl>ptns complex and Ille official·
S,U .Clemeqte J>Ollltl~n Is that .any_ new
Ones ~d fln!f'lougtier restrictions ..
· Tues,, zoning, Jaw enforcefJ'lent and
other mUnJclpal services dominated much
Qr the diacuaion and resldenbl heard
esthnatel . ahowil}& that an annexation . . .
'I SUPPORT PRESIDINT'
·Candidate I..,_-,
Student -Bookoo-
ht, ~ :Sla~g ·:.
Of .Moni, Infant
• • '
•
>yllll San Clemenlt ...Wd taklr u nme~
uayarlo~IDd-.ldlda about fl lei the Pan.....,. tu rate. •
lt..11\° moctaOoo u yet bu DOI illpl wllll aiiy •-Ullon plan but wllJ
make a formal declq)n 900l'I~ •
. The OP,tlons are: nmatnlng uoder _.
ty control; merglnc with Dina Point and
the city of San Juan; annellng lo San
Clemente.
Despite .. me antagonism In the
' (See ANNEX, Pap I)
Capo J?istrict
Eyes Boundtjes
Not only did Ille Capiltrano Uhllled
School Ot1b'tct -loolr at laddlebacll
College's -.W llaadlJ, but they're
begfJmlng lo loot at lbelr own. .
Board PruldoDt Bob 0Hunl 11111 llJ
time Jo tool; it I mtllon ol the tnulM
area boundary ltnel. He tnllnlcltd the
admlnl1tr1tloa lo fnlorm the COllDQ.Com-
mlttee on School Dlltrfct lleorPDIUtloa
t_llat a revt1ton 'WDl be COlllldored beloN
Jan I of nut year. . . ·
Some of tl1o truatet artaa' m mort
popul'ce !!i4n qUi,r1, , . , I
Ce·• ........ . .
Fog tllal bu llraddlod CJr-.
County la apoclad to .,.. '"'1 lo
-... tmipl. '1111 lllP '--'
lure II apedod It *loll to .. llj
WedneodlJ, I.owl laafOI 9 -...
ICll.
: INllDll TeD.\ Y
t DAii. V PILOT SC
Spe11ks on· TV
Nixon to· Reveal
•
New Troop Move
WASHINGTON (AP) -Amid growing
IDdlcatlons President Nixon Is preparlf!g
to offer a date for total withdrawal of aJI
U.S. troopa In eichange for release of
Amerkan prisoners of war, the White
HoUM announced the chief eseculive will
make 1 mtlonally televised and radio
broadcast foreign policy state ment late
this afternoon.
Presidential press secretary Ronald
ZieaJer uJd Nixon will deliver the 1tate-
ment from bis Oval Offic• 1t 1,30 p.m.
PST.
ZJocler refused to uy what aptclflc
County Road
Crashes Take
4 More Lives
Four more peraon1 have dled u a
result of traffic accidents in Orange
County, the county coroner's office
reported today.
The latest death toll brings the total
number of traffic fatalities ln the county
to 21 so far lhia year, compared lo 13 at
this last year.
Dead are : -Mkbael W. Hy1tt, 29, o[ 111632 Oak
St., Loa Alamitos.
-Walter R. Hamll&oa, 18, West Covina.
-Lores K. lb.ya, 35, of 215 E. Taft St.,
Orang•.
-8em Price, 44, Compton.
Hy1tt died at 2:25 this morning when
the car in which he was riding overturned
on the transition road from the south-
bound San Diego Freeay to the north-
bound San Gabriel Freeway in Seal
Beach. The driver, Randall Fanner of
Long Beach,, escaped with minor injuries.
Hamilton was kUled Monday in a crash
on Brea Canyon Road about a mile north
of the city of Brea. Three other youth,
were injured lD the same accident, none
serioualy.
Hays, a Marine C.Orps recruiting
serveont died llaturday when bia pickup
truck overtnmed and burst Into flames in
the Cowao Heights orea.
Price died early Slturday at Orange
O>unty Medical Center of injurie1 receiv-
ed Jon. LI whm hi• inlck overturned on
the Santa Ana Freeway bear Artesia
Boulevard in Buena Part.
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alleged to contain huhlsh, the refined
up of the marijuana plant, were seized
in a aearch, totaline 1DOther 12 ounces o[
the drug. Conllacatlon of the hashish shipment
Mondly wu the lint local case In nearly
two yeoni Involving diacovery of Costa
Meoa-bound drulS by customs and poatal
olflctala. 5uapocted dealm who picked up a
Iarse bubiab ablpment In the earlier
cue were ahadoWed all over the Orange
Cout by the Costa Mesa Police
Hellcopter os they lried to sbak• any
following cars. That Incident was the first major one
using the tben·new Eagle One helicopter.
AuthoriUes found the shipment seized
Monday on Jan. 12, when one cu!toms
agent's German shepherd Toni (Badge
No. 403A ) sniffed It out at Los Angeles
International Airport.
Toni's handler tra nsferred the
area of foreign policy would be covered.
The announcement that the White
House sought and gained national
television and radio time came as I~
dications mounted that a significant ahllt
was being contemplated In the U.S.
atance in the Paris peaee talk.s on Viet..
nam.
Ziegler declined repeatedly to expand
upon bl!: three.sentence announcement,
aod would not discuss the widespread
reports of a Vietnam trade offer.
He told reporters, however, that "1
would move with-some caution as to what
you say in your reports prior to the
President's statement tonight."
At the Capitol. Senate Republican
Leader Hugh Scott to~d reporters he has
always felt "tbe President will not 1ct
until the safety of the POWs has ~n
negotiated."
He aid it is his personal opinion that
''if they release the prisoners it would
greatly simplify our e J: p e d i t J n g
withdrawal ."
The GOP leader said he had spoken
with Secretary of State William P.
Rllg•n but added, "I frankly do not
know" what the President plarui to say.
Presaed for an interpretation of hi.s
cautioning remarks, Ziegler said "l
would be careful not to move with your
reports focused totally . . . on the
1pecul~t.ion that has occurred."
Ziegler al90 refused to uy whether any
new development prompted t h e
President'!! request for television lim'e, or
say when he decided to make the request.
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surance, because it will lower co.st or In-
surance to the consumer, "unclog court
calendars" and thus reduce court·cost.s.
Although the diatrlct Burgener hopes to
represent includes a portion of the new
city of Irvine -Turtle Rock a~ the
University campu!I -the prunary
hopeful was unaware his Monday press
conference was scheduled in Orange
County's newest city.
The Airporter Inn, located outside lhe
new 42nd Congressional Dlslrlct, but In
the new city, was chosen, Burgener said,
for "convenienct.11
The new district does include portions
of nearby Newport Beacli, and coastal
clll• oooth to ~ptln& Valley, La Meaa
and El Cljon In San lll<go County.
Some 460,000 people live in the 1prawl-
'!ilg ijJsti'la, lx!Ufl!0,000 ot the -·· 201,000 rqiat.lred voters live in orana•
County.
Burgener aald mucb of the ieo.ooo he
expecta to apend campaigning for the
RepubUcan slot on the November ballot
would go toward "acquainting myself"
with Orange County voter•. He noted he
would be a '1weekend campaignern and
would not resign bl! state aenate seat. ·
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birtbdate as Feb. 19, 1929."
Ulrich said police have uked Americlin
officials to provide information in the
case but gave no details.
The Irvings told newsmen they wlU
leave to.ight •t 11 PST on a plane for
Bareelona, then continue to New York.
'nlere was no flight number yet on the
Barcelona·New York leg of the trip.
Irving flew back to bl!: family home on
this Spanish island at height of the con-
troversy over the authenticity of his
purported autobiography of the hilllonaire
recluse.
Ex-Nixon Prof
Gets Top Post
WASBINGi:oN CAP) -Pr'lll-
---todq bowlll num11wea ldl wUmr ~Dul•
llnlvlnllf ............. -.-. ,_ Ibo 1111blmdor to
Wtst Gtrmany, to be deputy
secretary of defense.
Rush, 62, who lives in Rye, N.Y.,
will replace David Packard in the
Important Pentagon post that pays
$42,500 a year.
Packard, resigned Dec. 13 to
return to bis private firm in
Callfornl1, Hewlett-Packard Co.,
which has been 1 big deltn.w
department contractor.
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Pallsadts to the San ClerrtenU! idea
resident& at Monday's meeting all agreed
that the level of county services was poor
and that the County Planning Com'
mission ·department .staff had "sold out"
the Paliudes.
Undeveloped Palisades land would bear
an "unclassified" r.oning if it were to
merge with San Oemente and new zone
and land use would be determined after
estensive hearings on each parcel,
Schulte explained.
The acreage dominating the discussion
was the "estates" area downcoast of
Camino de Estrella where county zone
changes have increased the density
substantially.
A near unanimous feeling among the
homeowners shows that low-density,
single-family development is preferred in
the eitensive acreage ...
Battles over zone changes there have
raged for years at the county level.
Carr stressed that the city's presen-
tatwn was not an attemtp to either sell
anne1ation to tM residencs, nor to com~
pare the levels of service offered by San
Juan with San Cl~ente's.
"You have to make the comparison and
the decision," he said.
Evans said that no matter what actions
take place at the county level, San
Clemente councilmen have a much
stronger affinity for the Palisades than
anyone working at the county.
· "You're our neighbors and we always
have had a strong interest in the
Palisades," he said.
He stressed that convnunity identity
would remain intact no matter which city
the Palisades anneied into.
"The Palisades will always have that
name. No one can change it," be said.
He conceded, however, that the 6,CXM).
population county area might be more of
a tu liability to San Clemente than a
windfall because of.lt;a heavy residential
land use. ,
In a swnmary comment at the end of
the presentatlon one associa~lo~ member
thanked the officials for thelf time, then
emphasized that at present the Palisades
is being "governed by remote-control."
"We've been sold down the rlver by the
planning commission," the speculators
get zone changes then sell immediately at
a profit.
"We want home nile and we should be
willing to pay for ii. Ld'a not fight thes•
peopi• (from San Cl•menttl: let's just
1ee what they have to offer," be said.
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NUCLEAR ••.
Systems Company have scheduled a
daylong briefing for reporters early next
month, dwelling on all aspects of nuclear
power.
Such briefings hint that the Onofre
nuclear generating issue soon will be
back in the new&. 1 suspicious parcel to the U.S. Customs
laboratory, where it was carefully open-
ed, analyzed, and found to be high-grade
hashish.
The case was revealed to local. police
Jan. 17 and the raid was then planned. Famed Coast Murder Case
OIAN•I COAST
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Death has taken attorney Eugene D.
Williams. prosecutor in the sensational
tri al of Beulah Louise Ovt!rell and Bud
Gollum, who were charged with murder
in the dynamite sinking of her parents•
yacht In Newport Harbor 25 years ago.
Mr. Williams succumbed at Yucca
Valley Hospital Sunday after living in
that community for two years. He wa:!I
81.
Earlier, he served eight years with the
Los Angeles County District Attorney's
office, including four years as chief depu·
ty. He re.signed in 1940 to go into private
practice.
He Ls survived by hi!I wtre, Gretchen, of
Yucca Valley, a slster, Mr:!I. Florence
MacGinitie of Costa Mesa ; and a
daughter, Mrs. Mariam Kehler of San
Gabrl•L Flmeral aervlces ire pending at
Wielela and Son Mortuary, Yucca Vlil•Y·
Prior to his Involvement In !be Overell
cue, Mr. Wllll11DS was best known tor
hl1 prooecuUon of Jopa'* Premier
Hedekl Tojo and Z5 other> found guilty of
mus war crime murder• in the Pacific
'lbellter durfnt World W1r ll.
Mr. Wllllama lost the o..r.tt c 11 •
whm Beulah Looiae, then 17, and her
paramour, George liBud" Gollwn , then
21, Wert found Innocent of 1l1yln1
Beulah'• parenla 1boord the[r 4Uoot
power cruller, !he "Mary E." lt"" the
only murder trf1I he ever 1011.
Tbe boot nploded in Newport Horbor
15 minute& before mklnllht oo M1n:b 15,
1117 Ind llnlt bow-firil in II feel of
lVa ter.
When lhe was rolaed, a crude time
bomb WU found Ind 31 lllcb ol WIU-
ploded dynomlte. Tbe Oraos• CountJ COi'
oner ruled that Mr. and Mrs. Overell
were dead before the explosion and that
Mrs. Overell had appace.nUy been beaten
to death with a ballpeen hammer.
Gollum and Beulah Louise were charg-
ed wilh the murden. Mr. Williams was
called into the case by then attorney
general Fred N. Howser of SOUth Laguna
who feared a tued between Sherill James
A. Muslcl< and and then district altom•Y
James L. Davis.
The trill began Moy rl, 1947 aod lasted
nearly 19 weeks and included one million
words of testimony.
The jury read 100 pages of Jurld love
letters allegedly passed between Bud and
Buelah as they languished in jail. The
trial ended Oct. 3 and Jess than two day1
J1ter both were .acquitted.
Mr. WilUams, in bi!I case for the pro-
secution, said, "We will prove that they wer• m<Jtivaled by an llllclt, perverted,
aadlllic auuol passion amountlnl to
almost a frtnzy and to lhia fHmled
passion wu added tbe element of ...-,t.''
Buelall Loulae WU delended. bt .11-
torney otto ~acobo who llW prllClleol ln
Santa Ana and lives 1t DOS Prlv1i. -In Newport Beach. H• mounled 1 IUC'
ceaalul "kill them or free them" ...,_,
Miu Overell lnberlled neorly lllO,DDD
from her parents. Moll of It w•nt In
court leeo and taxea. Buel1h brdce off
her aff1lr with Goilum 133 d1y1 after Ibo
!rial. She died In 1985 of KUto
1lcobolllm In Lao Vegu al IP If.
Collum dropped oul or sight.
The ylldll Mary E. WU 11lv1pd. Ai
one lime Ille WH lloatJnc he1dqUartan
for 1n abortion rinl and for 1 tlmt, 1
cornl•ll 11trlClion In ~ Buell.
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U'I T•l_,..M PROPOSES NEW $4·BILLION SCHOOL FINANCE PLAN
Stile Sen. R1ndolph Colllor Hold1 Pre11 Mooting
Collier Seeking School
Funds Witl1NewTaxPlan
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Sen. Rao·
dolpb C.Olller's revolutionary plan to pro-
vide $4. 7 billion for local schools by las-
ing everything from haircuts to medicine
received a mixed reaction today from
fellow lawmakers and stale education
chief Wilson Riles.
Sen. Albert s. Rodela, Democratic
chairman of the state Senate Education
Committee, expressed concern it would
threaten local control of education and be
"regreMive" but welcomed the proposal
in a probe for "strange" new sources of
revenue.
Riles, state superintendent of public in~
struction, withheld comment of specifics
of the bill but embraced Collier, powerful
chairman of the Senate Finance Com·
mittee, as an ally in the fight to find
more money for schools. '
"To have Randy Collier le1Ding in your
direction is a step forward," Riles said.
''J'm pleased that be put in a bill."
. Collier, crusty, allvei·maned dean of
the Legialature, propooed that the state
Couple Injured
In Single-car
Freeway Crash
A Los Angeles couple suffered severe
injuries in a single-car crash early Mon·
day evening - a mishap which occurred
at a common trouble spot on the San
Diego Freeway through San Clemente.
Tbe large sedan driven by David
Delgado, 50, left the freeway and 1lam-
med headon Into the center railing at the
El CamJno Real ove~rossing.
Delgado suffered severe cuts and leg
injuries and his SG.year-old female
passenger, Mrs. Caroline Corral, 50, suf.
fered a fractured pelvis, a broken leg and
other serious injuries.
Both were admitted to Mission C.om·
munlty Hospital for treatment.
Highway patrolmen said the reason for
the northbound vehicle's collision with the
railing still was under investigation.
take over virtually all costs of local
education by abolishing the statewide
sale.a tax and imposing a new "gross
receipts" tu at the same 5 percent rate.
Homeowners and renters no longer
would pay property taxes for support of
local education but busln..,.. would pay
a levy of IZ pu 1100 of aaaeaaed valua-
tion.
Teachers' salaries would be uniform
throughout the slat•,· claaa sJzea would be
set b)' Sacramento and more than hall
the 1,100 school districta would be
aboliabed and merged.
Local schools from kl nd erg a rte n
' through the 12th srad• would receive l8DD
million a year more from the state than
they now get from both state and local
revenues combined.
·nie Collier propooal, baaically, prir
poses a giantic 1hlft from residential pro-
perty taxes for schooJ support to 1n ei-
panded reliance · on conaumer-oriented
levie:!I.
The powerful Yreka Democrat, know
from border·to border as the "Father of
Califomir. Freeways,'' said hi:!I plan, sub-
ject to voter ratification, is designed to
satisfy the :!llate Supreme Court decision
which last swnmer struck down the cur-
rent property tai.anchored system of
school finance.
He e1pressed doubt the massive
overhaul would be approved this year and
said it was designed mainly to stimulate
the Select Senate Committee on School
Finance into thinking "big money" for
school>.
Steam Bus Falters
OAKLAND (UPI) -The nation's first
steam bus was out of service today with
an engine breakdown, after one day on a
regular transit line. The bus, developed
during the past three years at a cost of
more than $1.6 million, is intended to be
the forerunner of 1mogles.s translt of the
future.
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Zoning Ban
A 2f.doy bin on zonl111 &nd iuonhi& In
San Juan Clplalrano won unanimous 1p.
proval Monday by the city council.
Responding lo a requtat by the Alll1nc1
of Homeowners Assoclatlorur, cdu.ncUmen
agreed to halt new zonln& wbllo they mull
a decialon to updote the clty'1 gene(ll plan. ' " ·
The development freeze Will end at the
l'Ouncil's Feb. 14 meeUng. By then the
council hopes to meet with the PlaMlng
Commission and the Parka and Recrea-
tion Commiaslon to U9eJI re1cU011 to a
prolonged extension of the moratorium.
· The council agreed !hat the 1ener1I
plan whJch provides for an ultimate
population of I0,000 to I0,000 peoplt by
1989, needs revision.
But unlike the homeowners lfOUp
which wants an outside consultant to do
the revision, the council prefera to use Its
own planning staff with the aid of a
citizens' advisory committee.
The council also agreed to permit fn.
dividuals to appeal to the council during
the zoning freeu in the event the
moratorium creates a p a r t 1 c u 1 a r
b1rdsblp.
A meeting of the council, planoera, 1nd
parks' commission bu been acheduled
Jan. 31 for a discusa.lon of the freea and
general plan rtvl!lon.
Stiff Auto Rules
May Be Costly,
Says Unit Chief
Speaking In Anaheim today, the preat.
dent of the Automobile Manuf1cturen
AsaoclaUon warned that aUlrer llf•ty
and clean llr rulJn&s may rolae oerloui
questions on costs versus benefit.a:.
AMA chief Franklin M. Kreml aald
automakers must work witli government
to solve problems but 11aolullo1t1 must
come from reallsUc appraiaal Ind proven
effectiveness and not be borne on a wave of hysteria or lll<enceived action."
Addreaalng the Special Equipment
Manufacturers Association an automotive
aftermarket group, Kr•ml aald "It la
clearly our duty 1o CON!anlly anllyu the
pubUc worth of our own policies and ob--
jectlves and give close euminatlon to
any action affecUng the use of our pnr
ducts which w• feel ia not In the public
interest." '
Kreml aid motor vehicle manuf1e.:
turers have made alpiflcant advance•
toward safety and clean air goall ac
relatively low coSt.s to consumer•.
"However, as these coata lncreaae due
to more stringent requlrementa, the
public will demand to know more about-·
cost-benefit relalionshlpa,'' he said. "Both
industry and government must be
prepared to provide acceptable answen."
President Prays
For Sen. Hayden
MESA, Ariz. (AP) -President Nixon
has sent a telegram to retired Sen. Carl
Hayden, 94, in a coma In a Mua hospital.
"OUr thoughts are with you In your U~ '
nts1 as Mrs. NlJ:on and 1 pr1y that God ·
may give You strength at this time jlllt 11
you gave strength to your country for ao
many years," said the mes.sage, 1ent
Monday.
The Democratic fonner senator, who
retired in 1968 after nearly 57 years jn
Congreaa, entered the bolpltal Ilec. ID
after an examination revealed he was
dehydrated. He lapsed into 1 coma Satur-
. day.
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
Ono fedor ovorlool<1d liy customers In
liuying e<1rP,1tin9 is tho m1uurin9 for yordago,
AR of ouf S.losrnon know how to measure
•nd figure erect yardage, o~tn providing our.
customers substantial savings in y1rd1gt 1lon1,
Also, with tht tremendous inst11l1tion tr•
perience our stltsmen hive (oach 1previously w11
1n trptrt insttler for u~, wt •re eble to forseo
tny potenti1I problem.
P!.ese stop in enil look •t the treasvr..
tv1U.blo to yOUI'. tfirougJi our s!Oro. We hevo •
gigantic seloc:tion, ilnd tho m11111rin9 ,.m be
ACCURATE!
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Boundary Move
• · Helped Oil City
By P1bL ROSI ................ L~-~ tllo l'WM)f.!J>e:illJll
""""""'1' cllaqu wb!Ch have become COllUl10l!jllace in ,...
.. nt yean in tllo Huntinlton
. Beech I Union HJch SCbool
. Dlltrtct, WU effectifl just
before the 11119-70 ocbool year.
'Al . the time, ii .was jull
regarded ' as another realign-
ment effort,
But. in the Jona: run, you'll
never convince Huntington
Beech High haakej~ coach
Elmer Comlll·ol U>at ~-< .-
BecaUJe, althouglt be.dlilD't
1lve it a aecOnd thou11it at
that portlcular j u n c I o r e ,
t Combl inhliited 1 ever a I
· )iillenllally·tOlented ~.
· woo were dOlllned tO puftbelr
::am.es Into atarring roles on
the OU City cage marquee.
PerhaPI the most.prominent
, was a so"""-•r•to-be "-"" ' ... r-:-. "1:·-
J .r' f'. ~And~rso~· . . . .
leads JC '
Statistics
t .....
Slave Brooks, l(bo had spent
h1I lrtahman year at Marina
High,twhere be Jllr[otmecl a1
a luard on the •Viltlnp' froah ·
hoop oquad.
Brooks ualmllated into the
cqe procrain 'at the older Oil
City campus as a naerve
1wfnlman (''lie' played et
·every JiotiUon, but mo1tly as a
guard.-and f""'ard,~ Comba
admit! today.) on Hun-
tington's sophomore team.
But, when his jul)ior year
rolled '1"'!"'1"• thlng1 tool< I
sudden' u""'"11· According to Combs, c•we
brou~t Steve up to the varsl·
tf a.Del he was .one,.of ~ t.aller .
kid,t. So, as , a ·lnatte'r11 ot
necessity, we convertedJlim to:
an inside position. He can play
anywhere on the team right
now but we need hlm !ind
(Jim) ~orthy inside because
ol thei(heigHt'pnd tebeuriding ·
lbility.h 'I" •• -•1
Wl!h WorthY, ... his on-court
parloer, Brooks bas climbed
the heights. .
· Last year, tbe ~ir played
an integral part ' in Hun-
tington's drive to the Sunset
L e a g u e · C()-(bampionshlp
which the Oilers ·shared with
Marina.
And Brooks was rewarded
with player of the year honors
for both the league and the
Orange Coast Rrea, in addition
to a first team berth on the
Golden West College's Jim
Ander.on continues to lead the
aru jonior oollt1e buketball
teams in IOOring, according to
sta~ compiled by' the
DAIL\'. PILOT. AlideraGn, • W· IOJibOmore, hu Janlod ' 417 polDll tn the
lliaatlen' ,JI 1amea lar ii 19.9
all-Orange County five and a oAll'f ,.1LoT 11111 """
aecond team slot on the all· ALL.CIF RETURNEE -Huntmgton ~a 's senior basketball star Steve Brooks C!f. ~~~~;,glory, tbe (54) made the all·CIF AAAA second te m13s a junior and was the 1rea and' Suµ·
1111).JlOW)der aver~ged 2t ""lnls set League plar.er of tlic year,. He's a r'1Pug 20.4 points per game and 13.3
per contest ·and shot well over _r_e_bo_u_n_ds-=..pe_r_lil_L ______ -,. __ _,,_, --------------
~ · .. I 50 percent from the tleld. 1
While his scoring rate · has •·'~&.., .c 0 l_.JI l '11 , •Skip nllilpo ·r... the &Ip •mAe
(Jl.4) with 363 polnll in' ;17
pmea.
subsided. 'to a ctrtaln extent J' c R I • M • ~~n;l:u:~:~~:'~ylo i:; . e eagum· g· , · eetmg
other Oilel'.'. starters), Brooks l(lolden West hu lout .ojller
players with double filure
averages. '.Ibey include Taras
Yoons (17.l), Jell 51. Clair
(II.I), Joe -€room (11.0) and
Jack Kelch (I0.2). Yoons is
sidelined the rut of the year
with a knee injory.
bas Unproved in other areas. 1 •
To wit: in Huntington'p dou. c uld B s "• s • ~.:-:a~~i~:~5~ o . · e ~~rmy ess1on
doing so, he's clicked on 55 A
percent of his field goal at~ Friday's slate JC athletic comm1ttee meet-
tempts, '18 percent from the Ing on relagulng could be a stormy one. ...... w• n>t1 foul line WhUe also· grabbing 'Mt. San Antonio College is reportedly upset
• .. " " ""-201 rebounds and having been ' over the fact that the Southern California re-~~ ~l ~: : : l!:~ credited with 36 usists. leaguing group recommended that the Moun.
er-21 102 n m 11.0 Brooks -scoring norm ls Ues be switched from the South Coast Con· = ~; :: !: ~ 1:~ down <to 20.4. (erence to the Metro circuit.
w111or1 1• .a u 11• u "steve's probab1y our btst. · (other recommendations placed Golden 'l.,°t"' r 1 1~ : ~~ .: 1~·:' tveraU.,p)afer," e :r-c? I a 1 mi1, W.t Jn the South Coast Conference aod San·
...... • 117 " fo II 1:6 C.Omb!, "and I think he's done, ta Monica in the Southern cat.)
1utt 1) 1• · 6 • " '"' an e:rceptionally good ·job. Thus Mt. SAC tigures to put up .Quite a !'..,: 1
: 1~ 1; ~ ~l He's an outstanding shooter fight. &id eince a full · nJeeting b4s 'been
•11rd 6 • 2 ri .2.)s with great moves. called on the sub1"ect, the state committee G~... • • •', " ' ... · "Steve's weaknesses ·are ''"' ' ' 2 1, 2.l • w .. .....,. • ~ 1 ' 1.1 defense and rebounchng but
io1111 " 1sa • ,,.., ,,.. he's working diligehUy on Im·
O!' ..... CNlf IS-U) ' proving in' bOfh of thole areas.
WllllelM ..,_, ~7 ~2 ~ :, ';'· "I don1t 'know how to really
11 121 :111 2111 1:~ measure Improvement in ·
l• 12 11 >10 11.1 either of thOSe artas but there ~! ~ ~ 1~ ~! bas been a noted Improvement
CRAIG
SHEFF ··-C:enrotr
Htntltd
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12 it 1• " 1.s in his defensive rebounding 11 31 16 71
1", and slight Improvements on 11 10 14 " lJ 11 4 2• 1.1 offensive rebounding and over·
• J , ' i.1 all de(ense."
• 1 ' 1 ,, 1 2 , 4 ,:. Combs calls Brooks,
1 1 1 2 1.0 "probably the best -one-on-one
II Sll 2)6 I.lit 72.! player. in the coip1ty this
•••• 1 ldc (>111 season," and adds, "he's been ~ ';, ;, :S ~~~ two and three-timed in many
• • n 1a '·' instarees and atlll manages to
;: ~ : ~~ ~·: hit the open man well.
does not expect lo merely rubber stamp lhe
recommendaUon.
Meanwhile, Golden West ofiicials opine
that the al.ate group will okay the proposal. -·-Alllc:r1tt * *' * 20 » .,. 1111 U Some of the boundary
1s " lJ 10l "' amendments ol .Iate may J>e . ~ : ;; 1: i: Sl\lll~f-the-mill to s.ome people. Another· recommendation by the SoCal re. G1111t
kran "-frl•llW't""9r
,, " '' t4 4.t But they'r.e not that way to le11m1 group w11 to 1wttcb Saa Diego City
:: ~ 2~ ~ '-6 others. ' ' , · College from tbe Soutll Coa1t to the Ml.s1lon
Tot1l1 20 ,-i1 21.s 1,:m .!: Just 'ask Elmer Combs. clrealt. That will be effective lor the 1973-74 coUege year. 1
Five Anteater Players
Hitting in. TWin Figures
All membus of the UC competition at UCI, h a s
Irvine s I a r t l n g bukotball ocored 1,014 points aod is third
team are 1ver1ging in double on the all-time list.
fllurea for 16 1ames with Phil Ed Burlingham, a thtte-llli)'lle the leader with ~ l&.9 year varsity team member
average. ' has scofed. 505 Points and i;
A recommendation wm be .fortJicomlog In
May OD wbkh curreet Mll1hm member
llloald jolo In lbe 1wlltjl. Saddlebock llpru
11 a very 1oH po111blllty because of &he Jo.. ~ of !lie callee• willl lbe coftlere .. e ud
' tbe Rceea1 &Mt tbe G11ldlol bve had ta
I~.
Of ceorae Saddlebe<k alllklic tlinclor
IM· lootlioll coocb 0--,e Hartman -·t
wul Ille IWlldl -at· least llGI yet. ·
0 We dom't,wut to move for afle11t uotll:-
or lllroe years utU lbe 1<""1 us growa ud
we me '°.me faclittes," says Butman.
* * Rbyne 'la acortng two polnta currenUy 11th on. the all-time
per • 1am• more Uian Bill . list. He i. anragtng 11.4 per . A three-day no contact conditioning period Moore (IU) lli<l ls cumntly oontest:lbla _,.,, lor lhe.lfa!<'s junior oolle1e football teams
Hv!hth on the ,all·tlni• UC! Troy Rolph, In hi. IOCOnd Jta.s been approved. Jaycees may drill dur-
acortng list with 759 polnla. ~e campaign. has 227 polnll this
inl the last thr,. days of August (excluding
Sunday ) but may not use football gear. Fool·
balls'rnay be used.
* * * Tbert'1 1 new bueball pllyoff format for
junior college tlll1 leUIL It provlda ,for~
,.parate Jarie aad •!l'!!l dlvllloll ~
ment1, 1lmllar to-football.
* * * The Southern Calilonila JC spike relays
wUI be held at Golden West (Marth 30) this
season, not at UC Irvine as earlier reported.
'II:. * Quot1ble quote l frorit Don Rowe, tbe ort.
times outlpokta Golden Wes& football wl&-
tant: 1'Tlte 1wltcll to tbe Soudt COlst Confer·
e~ wW meaa ·a great clelil ill recraHla1
for u1 .. We've teen tbe d1fftrt1ce already ta
the gay1 we've been talliq' to, It'1 redy
going to help u1. Tbere are IMIW more lood
(Uys leanJa1 our way."
* * * OCC loolball coach Dick Tucker haa a pair
of sons that could very well be heard from
in coming years in county athletics,
Travis, a aophomore, currently leads the
Brea High sophomore buketball team in
scoring with a 11.6 average while Rhett, a
freshman, was the frosh football team 'a most
valuable player last .season. Rhett, 158--pound-
er, also wrestles for the Wildcat varsity.
* * Golden West'• Jlm AadtrlOn aeed1 ju1t %5
polnt1 lo bij lbe l,llO-polnl 11,... !or two
bl1ketball seU0111. AnderlH, U former Ran.
cbo Al1mHo1 SW, ICOrft SU tut ltlilOll aod
be'• &•' 417 tlll1 ye1r.
He r111k1 1lte09d oD tile all-time <ler
ICOrlnl lilt. Clirl1 Tllompooa (lllt-71) Is No.
I 'wltll l,'41 polDt1.
* * * Saddleback College'• basketball team · is
headed !or Its worst losing ....... Coach
Rey Stevens' all ll"ftbman ouUit has drepped
17 o[ 20 this -· The worst Saddlebaclt aeuon was Ill first
(196H9) ·when the Gauchos were a.20. kid
with eight games left on the '72 schedulo it
appeara the mark will be wiped out.
nH<la throe more lo move Into year an·l 411& for lhe two
alxth pooltlon ahead of Dale aeUOlll which 51'1kes him 13th
FWey. · ' · -onlhe-1nglisl,Heneeda50 •
Moore, In h1I third year of lo move -of Mike Barnes Prep Mat Results Cage Scores
I jn ltth.;
Laguna Tilt
set Tonight, . .
~Buch Hl&b'a
Orillll i e I I U f bullletblJ1
crudal wlllt ' boll El Dorado
baa -mond -to tont&hl at 7 o'cloc:I< followlac
the Arlllll' dlofllon to~
with El Dorado'& ..... for a
~an. Leasue clalh
WU or'l&lnaUJ -for lbla--lt'• a erlllcal teal for -Jarrt hlr'I 1-111 au!nlll,
whlcb llbo the door wllh a 4-
1 ioop~ooeblllfnd El Dorado • iMI poce.
"" El Dorado VlclarJ -111 l ::Ha•a~ ... the "" "' the ..... • •
Freshman Dave Baker Is
aven1int 13.1 per g1me with
• 195 In hlo forat ~paip. II he
eontinuee wiUl the \llr1ity tor
the next three aeuona, he will
become the first four-year
man In basketball al UCJ.
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T-. "'-1 25, 1972 DAii. Y I'll.Of
n·ahlos' Normandie
Leading Area Scorer
Mission Viejo Hflh's 6-1
junior GU Normaodit is the
Orange Coast area's leading
bukelball O<'Orer with eight
gamts remaining Jn regular
aeason 11l1y •
The DAILY P!LOT's ofllclal
computaUM lists Normandie
with a 21.l average in 17
games while Hunt Ing ton
Beach's Steve Brooks Is a
notch back at 20.4 per clip.
Huntington's off ens Iv
thn.Jst ls accentuated by U:
presence of Jim Worthy In
fourth place wllh a ti.I
average, ·
bein1 IUard Cosey Jonu
who Is Ued with Wastmlnster'a
Terry Melsenheimer tor ninth
place.
The loading producer of field
goals is Normandie with 139
while Edison's Rod Snook lops
the list in free throws with 109.
TOI' ti SCOllH•
..... • .. ,.. SC-.. • • .. ''' I, Norll'lftlClll, MV 17 ~ 11.1
t . .,.._,, H1111llnoto11 17 :Ml 20.•
l. K11lffln. Metor O.I 17 11• 11,5
.._ WOffll'f, HV11nrwtor1 11 m 11.1
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1. Oowll111. SC 17 t 17 1•.1
I, ArdMt", C..lf ~ IS 175 11.J
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Rlldtrl IS IQ 37
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16 50 ,, 117
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11 ,. u '' IS tJ 11 t.S
.. ., 1'21,e Oilers' duo Is the only
lnatiince ~hen one school In =:,
tbe ·ar~'s 14 hu two P.layers $lM\M(
in lb, top10. ·= Corona del Mar, ranked first Grl•trt °" 1~ Orahge County, juat did &et· ~1tttt1•1
·a player In th~ top 10· -that · · c::i:~·
16 fS 111 Mf 1• I
16 "5 U 131 la.I IS S7 11 ll1 IJ
'' " ,, 111 7J. 14 1' n IO i.1
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11 t I 23
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IJ 16 J6 17
IJ St It 17
J • • 17
Sea Kings Tap
GtYn..-l11nt1
Collins
D•Vrl11
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County Cage Poll
R•kl•r 12 '' n 1u 11.1 Sulll"•~ 1s S1 16 HO «!.
hl>ul ... td• l• Jf ,, ll2 •••
C. Adtrm 15 JI IS ti 6.0
Kllt'f 12 10 U I.> •.I Sw6!\IOA 11 17 I 41 •.J Hiii 4 II t 21 1.1
Corona del Mar .. Hlgh's Sea
Kings, with a 10:.same winning
streak, are the No. 1 prep
baskttball team . in Orange
County accord1ng to the n.~.I·
LY PILOT's official ranking.
Coach Tandy · Gillis' Sea
Kings (1~1) look over the
premier ii o 1 l ti o n following
their aqutaker over Magnolia
in overtime and their IOM8
rout of CO.ta Meia.
Those lrlismphs, coupled
With Welt~'• upaet. victory
over Hunlin(llon Beach, (1&-2)
caused the swltCh that saw
HUJ]tlngton assuming second
place in the poll. .
Marina High'1 VI k I ng s ,
another team with • win skein
(six), has moved up to third
place with Its 11-4 overall
mark .
The Vikes will put the.ir six·
game Sunset League mark on
the line Wednesday night when
. tbey hoot the HuoU"ilon
Beach OUers in a circuit
titanic.
CorQna's position Is under
fire Friday when the Sea
Kings must travel to Los
* * ORANGE COUNTY TOP IO
Pott. Team Poblt1
I. Corona del Mar (IS.I ) 40 ' ' 2. Huntin(llon Beach (l&-1) 32
3. Marina (11-4) 31
4. La Habra (11>-IJ 29
5. Servile (17-3 ) 27
6. Katella (l&-2 ) 21
7. Loo Alamltoa (ls-5) II a. '(tie) Westminster (IJ.5) a
Garden Grove (IS-3) I
10. El Dorado (14-31 5
Others: Wellero s.
Area Sports
Calendar ·-· l1tk.1ftlllt -f1f11•1c l1 11 (Ofllf!I del
Mer. $ent1 Ml VllltY It Co.It """· Edlton tt fo1111l1l11 v,11..,, H1111tlll9foll
INC:PI •I Mlrl1111, N..wpert' Hlrbor .r
Alllhllm. w .. 1m111111r II llet• C•n ot
7}, Loi Afllltn 11 Goldlll Wiit, Cttnr1 Y11 IMidleMQ II M11lllon,Vllf1 (boll! ti ... -
Alamitos In a game that could
provide Corona ~·ith a
stranglehold on the rest of the
Irvine loop. .
Corona nipped Los Al. 50-49,
ln first round action and the
latter is one game behind the
. Irvine pacj!Setters as a result
ol II. I
Sea Kings
Elevated
In Ratings
T. Ad""I I 10 J ' 1.J Robudl 1 J J9 1 S
ToWl\Wld t I 1 • J.t
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Whlllllld 11 SJ .1' 1.. I .I
A.ltiloO<I 10 "' • ... •••
R1n1tl11 11 17 6 .0 4.t
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lf 74 " .. 11 .t 1~11
Corwht MCColi.
NlllOll
Glll-lo
KlosNl•h
Hlrtloltl
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Mlllfl' 15 n 21 111 II.A
Corona de! 'lar High's Sea Lo111er 1l '' " 111 11.s " SPHlu 15 Jf 24 ltt I.I Kings have moved up another Ad•rm 11 ~ '' 111 1.1 FOftl lS JI !O •1 f,I notch in the CIF AAAA swi nllOll t 1 IJ " :i.1
basketball rating following R ... 1.. 1 • ' tt 3.J w'"°""" ' ' 1! '' '" anolher pair of Irvine League W!>ll• • 1 ' 1• 1.1 victories. c~r•.i....,. • J t 11 1.1 c;l11J01t 2 I I 4 2.1 Coach Tandy Gillis' crew, sm1111 J t • • 1.2
ranked first in Orange County. H•tton _ Ml,!.. 0.: tJ.1:, ' 2.I
moved up to 1i1lh, two notches • " " ,. ....
L..L.1-..1 •L.. --·• 1 _.. ..... , , Klllffi11 17 lit ft 716 ti.$ ll9&8UU W9 ·-way _.. .. e I Oto"" 11 ., IJ 1f1 11.5
LI Habra. HHDld 11 11 " 1• 11.1 Hlftn' 17 .ft tf MP ... Verbum Del (lPr-1) contlnues ,...m1 ,, 21 16 .,. t .t
In the first place whll.e once-Ku.... 11 17 • ., >.• J. P09fltlft ll • lt ·tt f.7 beaten Pasadena , Ramona and Mor1!11M11 t s • " u La Habra follow. E. PMtt .. 11 1 2 4 1 1.1 R.i11 J 1 t I I ,)
Huntington Beach's Oilers, C11C11Uc J 1 1 ' t.•
rated )hird in the poll last --;-"tt,: •1~ .. , ., "'9·
week, dropped to seventh Nr.rmaNl• 11 11' to w !1.1 9oWM 11 t6 :M ,,. ll ,l following their upset loss to c1tr• ,, ss 5' 1w 11.1 Western. Ffl'•-11 '' 21 16' ••• 11:1111111141 u ,. u ff •. , Muina High'• Vikings gain· 111kllw 11 '° 1s " J.1
ed votes for the first time this WI•...,. 11 12 11 ,. 3·1
lr•f\Cfl S I S 1 1.4 year. The Yikes will get their Mur..,., ' • 2 • 1.1
ha lo -L---the" IMh 11'1-11 J t I -4 l ,J c nee ,, • ..,,._" lt v~ c;.,1..,111 , 1 1 a 1.0 apot when ,.,_, host Hun-MtwMrt H1,.., , .. 111 1
"""}' I I• H I• l\t11. tington Beach Wed n e 1 da y MCl(lftntlr 1s 111 is m 1•.•
night in a Sumet League Spr"" 11 11 s. "' 14.1 SWktr. lJ " 11 t'1 l0.7 crucial. curie 1s 30 11 11 s.t Corona deJ Mar'! lofty' ..... 1. J~ 12 U If ,, J.6 ,._. LI""" II lf 11 41 J,7 tlon ls aiao in jeopardy when It •~ 12 13 ' 22 2.s
trtkl to Los Alamitos Friday ~!::!:, ; ~ : 1; ·~:;
night. Rl'fl!Oift J • ' r o.•
other top challe111u Friday :::::c" ~ ' ~ ~ : ::
night Include ·p1U1 X at No. t 'IH c-.... ff.fll . .. . Servile, No. 1 Verbum Dti11 DoW1t119 11 ,.., .,.
invasion of 11th ranked Notre ::ir.... l~ :: :
Dame, Millikan and No. 10 c.,111or1h 11 ., ''
LOng Beach Poly 1t Long ::;:., :: ~ ~~
Beach City College and No. 2 ,,..,.n1111 1s ,, ''
Pasadena 's test at Monrovia. e.!:'*t!.r111 1
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!Mtmenb ill Europe.?'" •:t0m_,,.._
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Y111 Dr't •ltd C.tol Cllannln1 co-
st11 h1 In lri1i1111, hoW·lonl musl-
ctl totntdy spoof o! ql0lt1 f1n1tlcs. •:»• ... -... CR> cutlb '" aam11 ... ,.,.., ., ,.icWI S.,.., Divis t : 11M1 loll Ehidtla. "Wi~p If All An1tf~ fticllob lf'I·
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Si111tr1, T11111 Curtis, N1tflil Woot eut fl o 11n1 of cuttt11otts.
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m•MC. mapun • · when ht dmlops my1sthenl1 lft¥ls,
G:1 ........ dtl1Mf1tlw dise1st of tht mui·
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(I} Tnilll ., C........._ Cummfnp. M1r11rt1 ltt.
(I).....,.. f!:I FREE "SILENT YEARS"
D-• MJ LINT * PHOTO ALBUM AT ALL 111 lM tay OFFICES OF GREAT
• 1-II -WESTERN SAVINGS
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B illlll-n n. -
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W • 1111' "Jllo Dl'N111 ot tht tt.lO B g .n. Wlhiam Yikkl C.rr
Wtndtm"'-11111 "D..,,, W Bl-11 1uest hostess.
f(lyar" •fl the first two perts of 1 a MMtr lfufl ''Tht Min ill tlll
lh·P•rt 11ri" of 1P1Clll1 •bout the EmblSly" Profeisor M1ndaz, 111
111rcll for Ult tourc. of Utt Hilt. Amirian ci1iztn, is held 111lnd his
Jfenntfh Hll1h, 1s Sir Ridllrd lut· wlll by th• Dominro 1mb1SSJ.
ton, Incl Johit Quentin, •s .lotln Hin-(J) Al llMI
nln1 s,IM, stir. Jam,_ MUfll II • Non Hufft wmi1ms
111r11tor. 1bt prorr1111 foc11111 on I!) ..,_lltlcf1
tilt ixplorltJons of Burton, th1 brll· er;, cal el tM Wist
lilnt llth·ctnlury lritlill Wffllf·ld· a .. 11 ..
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......... ~ Si11I, Dl'lid Brenner, Tom Biker. m Dr..-D rn t:nM emu Scheduled
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ID "°"': (C) "latltl Lmrs"· (ro-.. Allclr ltifftll SM mat1e1) '53-l.1n1 Turner, Rlurdo
• Dt Vlftltilt Montilb1n, :.loh1 Lund.
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ISH1n sirl is 1wuttllll inti 1 br•1· 12:0t B Worit: "'SbUout M Dept
11rt aelditr It 1rrutllll 1nd tried fGf 11rMr.' (dr11n1) '59 -.lonlthol
tht crimt. Hut, Yale Wul11.
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prisontrll to lnmtl11f1 ch1r111 of (mu1iCll) '40 -Boll ·Hope, Bint
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ID •A11 tile Y111111 Mff• (d11ma) DXffiME MOVIES '61) ·-Al•n Lidd, Sidnlf Poitier.
t:Gll m .... -Z:OO UJ "J.apat' (1dventur1) 'S5--8ar· ' stnc;p;s• (drema) ton Mid.ant. , '41-Jienniflf .loMs, John G1rll1ltl.
Gilbert ltollM. Jill([) "Mdy, lf1uPIJ CW..11• (com-
t:Jl.D "Bt lo¥ll Mt'1:s ~· (dr1· •111) '64 -Curt Jur1ens. Menial
llM) '52:-Gt111 Kelly, Pier Anpll Vitti.
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STARTS WEDNESDAY
ONE WEEK ONLY
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-Allegri Quartet . Memorable in Lagµna Concert
'NEWPORT <-·-· . ... ..,..,.
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PREMIER
ENGAGE!UENT
George C. Scott
IN
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MCMRAB ~RAMOUNJ 'W'·.:... ~-
Al .. • J#oCOl/ftM llUIT
in "THE GIASSMOP'P'EI"
'911:VfVl IUJOID-•INI ,.,~,
JHI STllNGfH Of.MANKIND HAS
.ALWAYS IEIN ITS WOMlH.
'THE
TR.OJ AN
WOMEN'
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in "JNE WALKING STICK"
Bv TOM BARLEY
Of .. Dlilr ...... , ...
Anyone who labors undtt
the delusion that an unvarying
diet, albeit a constant intake
of perfection, tends to pall the:
palate or take the bloqm off
the taste buds Jhould talk to a
inember of tht Laguna Beach
Chamber Music Society.
They serve nothing but
perfection at the· organiza-
tion 's Laguna Be"ach High
School concert:: and the latest
corrtributors ·to a long line of.
international artists who have
received 100 percent ratings
from this critic didn't vary by
one iota Thursday night from
this happy form of repetiUon.
OUr latest visitors were the
Allegri Quart.et, .a _group of
gifted Britons who quickly
found their way into thb
critic's heart by setting a new
high standard for a
Shostakovich work that had
already enjoyed, from this
column's point· of view, the
perfect reading.
That was before We heard
.lo<kNk ....... c-..-
"CARNAL
KNOWLEDGE"
end .... ,..,..,
c ... 1 W\lte
"THE MAN WHO
. HAD POWER'
OVER WOl)IEN"
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DirtyHarry
a C» ~·"'~VISION' ''°'"''a. .. AM"'"°' C_ .. jllCltMCOl.Oll"
Plus · Christopher Giorge
IO "THE Oil TA FACTOR"
!'Plus · G.regory
0
Pec;k
In "SHOOT OUT" (&P)
"'-•MlOSUMl'lo "ALKn lbTHWIT"
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STAITS WEDNUDAY
~WALT DISNEY'S •
.Song of~
the South
Also W.Jt DbMy's
"NEVER A 'DULL
MOMENT '' ·
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YOUITIUl!•HRAI .
An HlllunCllftg 1nl•· life ..i-..
for Ille whole f1milyl '
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the Allegri. Their rendition or table !hat we should have to
the QOartet No. 3 convinced endure the sl('ed of a pusina
me thlt the work '• real magic police car or ambula-nce al
II beal uncovered by the com-this Poignant Po)nt of the con-
blnatlon or teChnical aklll and cert. C.llisl Bruno Schrecj<er
·•motion ao unerringly applied shrugged on the dllturbailce
to a treineJ)dou.sly demancjlng with a charming smile but this
•core by this f)ne group. crltit's reaction would have
Technical aklll waa, very been to hurl hla lnatrument In
correctly, applied to the first.. the dii'ectlon of the otrend.Jng
second and fourth rMvements noise maker.
or the work Jn a reading that That's life, yes. But It was
never faHed to emphasize the an unfortunate intrusion at a
despair a,nd conflict that point in the concert when both
marked SbOstakovich's gloomy artists and audience ~e
existence at this stage of his deep in concentration.
life. · This critlc'1 preference In
But lt wu in the third reviewing the balance of the
movement, t ~ a t gloriously progran) goes to the im-
scored alegro non troppo, that.~~~~iiiii!iiii~!iiiii~ the AJ!egri won its spurs from
this critic. Technique was not
allowed to falter but each
member of the quartet i.Q..
jected a fervor 'and emotion
into their work that lifted the
reading into the realm of Ufh
forgettable performances.
It was more tJ:wt regret-
---CtNEUUME lD ". ·...:_r 1-• .i::i...... --CINEDUME ll
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"aaCMCNO•S AND
altOOM.STICKS"
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"TIM P'l'llldl C.-llM'" CltJ ....
"V•llfllnt hint" 1•1
NATIONAL GENWI. THEATRES
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"KOTCH"' l:OI.
7,00 10i(S
WALTER MA TIHAU
IN ''KOTCH''(GP)
Also -"LOVERS AND
OTHER STRANGERS" (GP)
-PAVL 0. ZIMMERMAN. N.wSWfflc
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·~'A :flLM 'FOR· EVERYBODY!
A lovingly exact history of American
small-town lifet• -P•UUN<KA<~NowYorl<w
COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents
A 88S PAOOUCTIOH nm ·LUI' w IHDW ;· . nnii lllXIDAHDVICH
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ruac:ulately dellft!Od Quartet Laguna orr.rln( -wu firll
No. lf OJ Mozart with clau without q~_Jte ap-
partlcular )'.Cerence to the prooeblng 'Ibo helglita aca!ed
lllWP's dtll'fl')' ti the .... I n I b e M ~ Z l 'f t a n d d~te. Tllil 1' Mozart et bit 'Sbollakovldl. But then, I don't
happiest and the Allegri most bl.-the . ~egrl entirely;
obviowl!y meled In a 'l'OI'• there: ere • cllorllllnf f o I k
ment that eppeal'S to be' the . 'rhythn!s to be' found In !hat
I.ink bet•een moods of quiet final mcwelnent 1'-, allegro
exaltation al)!!:. the lechnical · ~ ..:. but Oii' lj'onders
brilliance ol ·tlie llnll molto ii they ere~ thelr'place In
allegro. "" 'a guarlet !hat baa established '
• Their Schubert'~ they ci-111 · chareCter 4Jberdre · their
the Quartet N~. 13 for-their aomebow ,.... Y· lnltullon.
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.. N'rQlTQ P~NGER F1LM
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·!<EN HCW4RQ 'Nit+. FOCH Lq!NCE lUCl<NBIU ri ,,
lquJSE LASSER as M'arcy BURGESS ~as Kalman
and • ' • 0.C.SM111! SINGING 'SUDDEN\.v. ITSAU lOMORROW' • • • 1 •
~~~-w . Adl!M!lon lly , Bwid'(ll\thr.Naoiel!Jy
1:511fi-DAU OM:> 'SHABER LOIS GOULD
Ml,lflc:-JHOMAS Z. SHE94RO •
Production ~1,;.,,.-
i10UBEN TtR·ARUTUNIAN
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Pruducedllld Oireded~ ...... _,, . OTTO PREMrNGER 'R' J*tril":ldult..,;~~111
AT IOTH ,.,PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT· NOW THEATRES
MATTIUll r twOfflSOl.lDio
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Residents
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i:uesDAY, JJiNUARY 25, 1972 ' ORAN&E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . .
TMllf'• n..J
, N.Y. Ste$•
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··TEN ' CENTS
Aliso ·Trailer Campground
. '
' I ' ' ' I ' •souhJ lDUch better !hap· U overnight
. k " par .• •;, ••.
''Of coUrse I 1UU ~eye . we need to
have lecl!Wea tor tM ~ ,.,..bllc and
keep thO JoCll d1111lty clownt" iaJd Lin«· "Not.I~ aharel tbat•VMW,, tboUgb."
. B~ ·~ ithe, o.•ernlght CllllPlri!Un4 ·Would· !JIOOI , a '!general ~ need" 111· Ille comJDunlty.
"Bui l'\b. not l&Jilli, 11111 .IJ . Iba rtcht
plam ,.., It/', be, acldfd.
The caniJ>lfOUDCI Idea \fll orlclnally !Do •',.I ' I '\'_; ,
eluded 111 a 1187 leulblllty slll!IY on !illao ·
Beach which al!O Included the Ali!O Pier
and parking lot Improvements.
Sine& 1ben, tlie pier and ·parkinJ lot
have been built and money has been In·
eluded \n. thil year'• ti»dpt for develoP.-
menl Of P!e Inland po~.' ol the be!"'h
park, said · Ballanger.
Tbe Harbors, Beache1 and Parks·Com-
mlsaloo, ' be aaid, at ill December meet1nJ authorized the staff to heJln
plua lo.!:11le' development ol the 1lte.
Slnce December, a wave of resident
protest lo the camJ>lfOUDCI ha• Ileen
mounting, led by Philip Lupton, 31101 S:
Coast Highway and John Cravens, 31381
Monterey St.
Lupton said that · penons who have
camped lllegaUJ .•.l ~ Beach In tho
past caused ~estruellon lo private pro-
perty. He also cited loud partying, ex·
ce5'lve drinking ,and lllterlng o! the park.
An enforcement c:rac~n on the lJ.
(See BEACH. P.,. I)
Reactions Mixed
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In for Keeps
'Habitual Criminal' Gets Life
Elrl 3. Hal&t011d h11 spent nearlJ< • ...,...1 of bJa !Ue behJncl ban.
And Orange County Superior Court Judp lltl)'IDCIOd Vlactol made ..,.
Monday that the 17·year-old Santa Ana !DID will 1e1 every opportulty to Im·
prove lbat pereentage by sentencing him to IUe In state prl!on.
Judge Vincent employed the now rarely used expedient of classifying
Halstead as '1a habitual criminal '' after reViewlng a 30-year record that In..
eludes multiple charges of armed robbery. burglary, aauult with a deadly
weapon and assault on a police officer.
The bulky file on Halstead al!O includes a 1964 prison break in which
HaJstead and another man took hoslage.s In a vain attempt to prevent re-
capture.
!Wslead's latest and poasibly last conviction followed the l300 robbery of
a Santi Ana woman last Aug. 25. It was successfUlly alleged that Halstead and
a companiM Ued her up and robbed her at gunpoint.
Judge Vincent noted that .Halstead had been freed on parole just 33 days
before the robbery took place.
"I feel I would be remiss ll I did not send you to prison for life," the
Judi• Yid.
4 County Traffic Deaths
Hike Year's Total to 21
Four more persons have died as a
resuJt of traffic accidents in Orange
County, the county coroner'• office
reported today.
From Page 1
PAGEANT .•.
from the Louvrt in Paris, tbe former
from a prJvate collection.
Diacovery of a new form of styrofoam
Will 1111ble Williamson to produce Uvlng
reproductions of a Rt of five unfinished
aculplures by Michelangelo. The five
larger-than life figures, none completed,
are known as The Captive!: and are
displayed in the Galleria dell'Accadem.la
In Florence.
"We were unable to figure out a way to
reproduce the unfinished portions of the
statues until~we-1 found this new
material," said Williamson.
Appearing for the first time in the
pageant in response to many written re-
. que.sts will be Andrew Wyeth's most
famous painting, Christina's World,
which the producer uys presents one of
the lllOll challenging assignmen!S he has
attempted, with regard to establishing a
mood, despite its uncompllcaled ap-
pearapce.
Another technical challenge will be the
reproduction of Piaarro's The Apple
Pickers, an eumple of the tecbnlque of
polnWlism, or painting In myraid Uoy
clots, never before 1ttempted In tha
J>llleanl Copenhlgen's famous LitUe Mermaid
will appear on the stage in a dual version
-one u ·the well-known statue in the
Daniab capital's harbor, the other as the
LitUe Mermaid was ln blue and white for
a Royal Copenhagen Christmas plate.
Another novelty will be the 1960 Greek
Olympic stamp, a reproduction of a pain--
ting of three marathon runners.
Williamson is particularly enthusiastic
about a pair o( paintings by American
artist W. H. D. Koerner which be found in
the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma
City ~ will present as The Broncos.
The colorful Flemish artist Pieter
Brueghel wlll be represented with three
detalll from hi.s lively Wedding Dance,
now in the Detroit Institute of Arts. "We
had to select details," said Williamson,
.. bec1use the entire pa.intiRg has about a
hundred figures in jt and there'd be no
way to get It on . the stage, even if we
could Clst it."
An esO.mated 158 volunteer models will
be needed for each of two casts for the
new Pageant. Each cast works on
alternate weeks during the six-week sum·
mer presentation.
The laltst death Ioli brings the total
number of traUic fatalities in the county
to 21 so far thls year, compared to 13 at
this last year.-
Dead are: ~
-Michael W. Hyatt, 29, of 10632 Oak
St., Los Alamitos.
-Walter H. Hamilton, 18, West Covina.
-Lomt K. B1y11 3:i, of 215 E. Taft St.,
Orange.
-Sam Price, '44, Compton.
HyaU died at 2:25 lhLs morning when
the car in whJch he was riding overturned
on the transition road from the soutb-
boilnd San Diego Freeay ti> tbe north-
bound San Gabriel Freeway in Seal
Beach. The driver, Randall Farmer of
Long Beach, escaped with minor injuries.
Hamilton was killed Monday in a crash
on Brea Canyon Road about a mile north
of the city of Brea. Three other youths
were injured in the same accident, none
seriously.
Haya, a Marine Corps recruiting
sergeant died saturday when bis pickup
truck overtruned and burst into Dames in
the Cowan Heights area.
Prioe died early Slturday al Orange
County Medical C<nter of injuries receiv·
ed Jan. 13 when his truck overturned on
the Slota Ana Freeway near Artesia
Boulevard in Buena Park.
Student Seeks
Cou1icil Seat
A 19-year-old atudenl bas liken
out papers for the City Council
eleclion April 11 In San Juan
Capistrano.
David A. Wolf of 30112 Silver
Spur Lane, is the third per50n to
consider running for the two seats
held by Mayor Tony Forster and
Councilman Bill Bathgate.
Wolf is a history major at UC
Irvine. He said he is interested in
the council seat because youth
needs representation and because
he doel not want to see San Juan
become 1 victim of urban sprawl.
~o olher candidates have taken
out papers. Judy Beggs, 31931 Calle
Winona, was the fir11t to ofOclally
file her papers. Jame! Weathers.
27341 Ortega Highway, has not yet
flied.
Candidates have until noon on
Feb. 3 to file their nomination
papers.
Attendant
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Damaging
A man who worked as an attendant at
several of the 11 service stations alleged-
ly involved in a widespread auto repair
racket today denied in Orange County
Superior C.ow-t thlt he or any other
employe had ever deliberately punctured
tires on customers' cars .
James Damron, 35, told defense at,
torney Al Stokke that no one, to his
knowledge had ever sprayed oil on shoci
absorbers or fuel pumps and then
represented to the customer that the
parts were defective and needed replace.-
ment.
He also told stokke while the seven
defendants listened to his testimony that
lectures given at the Garden Grove
warehouse controlled by three principal
d~endants were designed to' pass on
service knowledge at oil company
training ochools.
No employe was ever urged to inflict
damage of any kind on patrons' cars duf·
ing any lectures be attended, Damron
lestilied.
Damron said defendants Stanley Davis,
34, of toes San Pablo Circle, and Jerry
Kendall , 35, of 969 Sonora Road, bolh of
C.Osta Mesa, and Edward Camey, ?:1, of
20862 Shell Harbour Drive, Huntington
Beach, were among those who talked to
employes at the Garden Grove facility
which provided tires and parts for the
service stations involved in the allega-
tions.
But all three men, Damron said, COJ\<o
fined their comments to how best
customers' cars could be serviced and
oaly urged the replacement ot worn and
defective tires and parts.
Nearly 30 prosecution witnesses have
testified that tires were deliberately
pWIClured with playing darts, vital parts
needlessly replaced and c u s to m e i' s
hoodwinked into having cosUy repair
work carried out in a racket that alleged·
Iy cost Orange C.Ounty motorists many
thousands of dollars.
Nine men, operators and employes,
were indicted by the Orange County
Grand Jury after an investigation that
ranged from Seal Beach to San Clemente
and which involved Arco, Mobil, Shell and
Texaco service stations .
Two of those defendants were cleared
of all charges last week on completion· of
the proseculion phase of the trial. Also
accused of conspiracy to cheat and
defraud motorists are Roger Mendenhall,
28, of 26095 Avenida De Seo, Mission Vie.-
jo, David Concbola, 22, of 6000 Garden
Grove Blvd.~ Westnilnster and
Chrtslopher Enriquez, 25, of 7592 Volga
Driv~.1!111 Henry Caalonguay,.21, o( 71!61
Commodore Drive, both of Huntington
Beach.
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BEACH ••.
legal camping last summer brought a
halt to the problems, he added, "If they
build another campground, the destruc·
tk>n and noise will start up again," Lup-
ton commented.
Both be and Cravens have been
circulating petitions for the past week
and have collected a large number of
signatures of residents opposed to the
campground project.
4 Killed in Crash
BANGKOK (AP) -A Thai army
helicopter crashed and burned today at
Bangkok's Don Muang airport, killing
(our persons, an army spokesman aJ\<o
nounced. Commercial traffic at the
airport was not interrupted.
Casting sign,ups will be held this
weekend, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday
and from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday.
backstage at Irvine &wl. All interested persons are invited to take part. Famed Coast Murder Case
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Prosecutor Williams Dies
Death bas taken ,ttorney Eugene D.
Williams, prosecutor in the sensatlonaJ
trial of Beulah Louise Overell and Bud
Gollum, who were charged with murder
in the dynamite sinking of her parents'
yacht in Newport Harbor 25 years ago.
Mr. Williams succumbed at Yucca
Valley Hospital Sunday after living in
that community for two years . He was
81.
Earlier, he served eight years with the
Los Angeles County District Attorney's
office, including four years as chief dep0:-
ty. He resigned in 1940 to go into private
practice.
He is survived by his wire, Gretchen, of
Yucca Valley, a sister, Mrs. FlorenCe
MacGinitie of Costa Mesa; and a
daughter, Mrs. Mariam Kehler of San
Gabriel. Funeral services are pending at
Wlefeli and Son Mortuary, Yucca Valley.
Prior to hiJ Involvement in the Overell
cae, Mt. Williams was best known for
Ills prooecuUon or J1panese Premier
Hodeld Tojo Ind 25 others found IUlllY of
mass w1r aime murders In the Pacific
Theater durinr World War II.
Mr. Williama loet the Ovorell c 11 •
when Beulah Louile. then 17, lnd'ber
paramour, Georct "Bud" Collum, then
ll, were found lnoocent of slaying
Beulah's parents aboard their 48-foot
poftr cruiler, the "Mary E." It Wal the
only murdei-lri1I he ever Joel
Tho boat uploded lo Newport H1tbor
15 mlnutea before mlclnliiltl on MJrcb 11,
llH7 and -boW·flrll In 18 feet OI w1ter.
When the "" nlled, a crude time bomb wu found and 31 aucu of unu·
ploded d111J!lile. Tbt Orans• County """
oner ruled that Mr. and Mrs. Overell
were dead before the explosion and that
Mrs. Overell had apparently been beaten
to death with a ballpeen hammer.
Gollum and Beulah Louise were cbarg·
ed with the murders. Mr. Williams was
called into the case by then attorney
general Fred N. Howsu of Soulh Laguna
who feared • fued between Sheriff James
A. Musii::k and and then district attorney
James L. Davis.
The trial began May 21, 1947 and lasted
nearly 19 weeks and included one million
words of testimony.
The jury read 100 pages of lurid Jove
letters allegedly paMed between Bud and
Buelah as they languished in jail. The
trial ended Oct. 3 and leu than two days
later both were acquitted.
Mr. W,illiams, In his case for the pro-·
secutJon, aald, "We will prove that they
-e motivated by 1n lillcit, perverted,
sadistic se1ual passion amounting to
almost a [renzy aod to this frenzied
passion wu added the element of greed."
Bueiah Loulae was de(ended by 11-
torney Otto Jacobi who still practicta Jn
Santa Ana 1nd lives il 2202 Private ROad
ln Newport Beach. Re mounted 1 ~
ceuful .J1kill them or free them" defense.
Miss Overell inherited nearly f00,000
from her parents. Most of lt went in
court fees and tasa. Bueilh broke oU
her lffalr wtth Collum 133 bys lf1er tile
trtaJ. She dlad In 11185 of acute
· alcohollllll In Lu Vegu at q1 38.
Collum dr®oed out of llpl
The y1chf Mlt)I E. wu lalvqecl. At
one Ume oho was OoaUq heldquarters
for an abortion ring and for a time, a
carnJval attr1ctlon Jn Long Beacb.
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DAILY PILOT llaff PllMI
Plaque Presented
For the award winning yule de corations of their Laguna NiSlJel home,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles .v. Dixon., 31911 NaUo~al Park, receive plaque
111 the 40 Miles of Christmas Smiles compeUUon . Making the award is
Mrs. Barbara Kreibich, DAILY PILOT staff writer. The Dixon resi·
dence was judged the best decorated in the competition. The contest
was sponsored by the Orange County Coast AssnclaUon and the DAILY PILOT. • .
Collier Seeking School
Funds Witl1NewTaxPlan
SACRAMENTO (UP[) -Sen. Ran-
dolph Collier's revolutionary plan to pr~
vide $4.7 billion for local schools by tu·
ing everything from haircuts to medicine
received a mixed reaction today from
fellow lawmakers and state education
chief Wilson Riles.
Sen. Albert S. Rodda, Democratic
chairman of the state Senate EdUcation
Committee, expressed cmcern it"would
threaten local control of education and be
"regressive" but welcomed the proposal
In a probe for "strange" new source.s of
revenue.
Riles, state superintendent of public In-
struction, withheld comment of specifics
of the bill but embraced Collier, powerful
chainnan of the Senate Finance Com,
mittee , as an ally in the fight to find
more money for schools.
"To have Randy Collier leaning in' your
direction is a step forward," Riles aaid.
"I'm pleased that he put in a bill."
From Page J
BURGENER. ••
prised of direct funding or scJ>ool
districts.
-A shift of school taxation away from
the property tax to tues that reflect
changes in the economy such as sales, li-
quor, banking and personal income taxes.
-Revenue sharing, providing the
money is channeled to cities via state
governments. However, Burgener noted
he'd prefer les,, federal taxing as a
shortcut form of revenue sharing.
Collier, crusiy, silver.maned dean of
the Legislature,, proposed that the stale
take over virtually all costs of local
education by abolishing the "statewide
sales tax and imposing a new "gross
receipts" tu:: at the same 5 percent rate.
Homeowners and renters no longer
would pay propeny taxes for support of
local educatioo but bualneues would pay
a levy ol 12 per flllO of ......ect vahla·
tion.
Teachers' salaries would be uniform
throughout the state, clau sizes would be
set by Sacramento and more than half
the J,1110 school districts would be
abolished and merged.
Local schools from kl nd erg art en
through the 12th grade would receive $800
million a year more from the state than
they now get from both state and local
revenues combined.
The Collier proposal, basically, pro-
poses a giantic shift from residential pro-
perty taxes for school support to an ex-
panded reliance on consumers0riented ,
levies.
The powerful Yreka Democrat, know
from border,to border as the "Father of
Californil'. Freeways," said his plan, sub-
ject to voter ratification, is designed to
satisfy the state Supreme Court decision
which last summer struck down the cur·
rent property tax-anchored system of
school finance. ·
He expressed doubt the massive
overhaul would be approved this year and
said it was designed mainly to stimulate
the Select Senate Committee on School
Finance into thinking "big money" for
schools.
Dog Finds
Mail Hash;
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A false-bottomed jewelry box con-
taining potent hashish ll)&lied , from
Turkey and intercepted by 1 lll()()Pl' U.S.
Cusioml dog lWl1'\(I Toni In ID airport
maliroom was duly dell•eltd to a Costa
Mesa residence Monday.
Moments after poetal carrier Blackie
Vukoslc banded over the parctl, l1wmen
staked oul to witch the transfer bandad
the tenan'tr a seirch warrant.
lnvestlg1tot1 iaid bashlslt found In ad-
diUon to u,.,; twO:pouncl oblpment, l4dad
up to '15,000 worth and led to tile· arrest
of· four peI'IODI.
Complaint.. charging uil two young
couple! wit~ possession of marljuan1 for
sale, simple J)OSleSlion of marlAjuana, ind
being ln a place where marl uana la in
use were being aougbt today.
The mid-<jay nid al 185 E. !Ith St. put
Norman L. Stafford, 23, Mary K.
Hardmari, 21, Marsha D. Welsh, 20, atl of
that address, and William Arndt, 22, of
Pismo Beach, behind bars.
11le '\'omen, nelther employed, were
booked Into Orange County Jill.
Arndt, an Orang/ Coa!t C.ollege stu-
dent, and Staf[ord, 1 plumber, ore bookad
In Costa Mesa City Jill tod1y, peodlnl
arraignment.
Detective sst. John lltgan said tod1y that narcoUcs agents believe there may
have been many l1ICh prior clellveries al
the residence.
Customs agents pootns u _.by
said they wilnesled Amit's acceptance of
the parcel from postman Vukoolc.
The team tncludlng Costa M-deloo-
tlves Nonn Kutch and Dick DiFnncilco :
said they watched one couple leave
shortly thereafter and pl1ce a brow11
paper bag In the truni of a car.
H1rbor Judicial Dislrlcl Court Judie
Calvin P. Schmidt had Issued I HIJ'Ch
warrant for the home last week, llO
detectives waiting In the wings Monday
went right back and a:ot one for the car.
A cache of 11 foil·wrapped packets.
alleged to contain hashish, the re[inad
sap or the marijuana plant, were 1eized
in a search, totaling another 12 ounces of
tile drug.
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the city in fighting Ta1ehner'r suit 1akl
he regarded It as "a good decialon."
Judie Lee, be Yid, went 1 step beyond
his required action in !tis strongly worded
14,page opinion which, said Wilcoxen.
"went to the heart of the matter."
"We !Ued a demurrer arguing that the
mandate 90Ught by Taschner was not the
correct type of remedy for challenging an
ordinance like this," the attorney ex·
plained. "The judge went beyond tllil in
bis opinion and said he would have refus-
ed to greant the writ of mandate even if
we had not filed the demurrer.
"Re also agreed with our contentlol\
that a lOsyear-old case won by the
Laguna Beach Taxpayers Auoclation and
used as a precedent here, bad been over·
ruled by state legislation In 1985.
"We further ugued that Taschner bad
insufficient standing since be doesn't own
any property that ever had a SO-foot
height limit. We argued that if a property
owner who felt the reducllon In height
interfered with hi.s plans i.u denied a
building perm.It, lbat would be !ht kind of
case the courts wuuld review, and the
judge apparenUy agreed.
Wilcoxen said be had no idea what the
ltlgh rise ban opponenta would do nnl
Halleck Hoag, attorney for Taschner, was ,
in court today and not available for com~
ment.
MEASURE FOR TREASURE ' .
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o.. factor overloolto<I !;y customers In
buying carpeting is the mNsuring for yardage.
All of our Salesmen ~now how to me11ure
and figure exact yardage, o~en providing our.
customers substantial 11ving1 in yerdegt olono.
Also, with the tremendous installation tx•
JMritnce our seltsmen have (11ch previously w11
an HJMrt installer for u~, Wt art able to forsM
any potential problem.
Pleese stop in anil look at tlie tree.sum
•voiloble to yoox through our store. We hove •
gi91ntic selection, ;and the m11surln9 wil be
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Attendant
Denies Car
Damaging .
St. Pat's Day
Signups Set
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lovttod to tDler the lllaaloo Viejo
Tbfnl Amlual SI. Palrtdc'1 Doy , Paradt ..
P...,..i.lralloa for the parade
Is neceaary and should be made
by conllctlnf lhe Mlsalon Viejo ,
Golf Club, a -1550. '
The parade will be held the after·
noon ol St. Patrick's Day (March
11).
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prllld el direct funding ol lchool
dlalrtdl.
-A lbllt el ICbool tuatlon away -
the prqoerty tu to two that -
ebaat• In the _,.Y oucb u u111, u.
-· bo•klnc and ,,.,_i 1_,,.1u ... -Revenue abartng, providing the
money ls chaMeled to cities via stale
governments. However, Burgener noted
he'd prefer Jess federal taxing as a
shortcut form of revenue sharing.
A man who worked as an attendant at
1ever1l of the 11 service stations alleged·
ty involved In a widespread auto repair
racket tod•Y denied in Orange County
Superior Court that be or any other
employe had ever dellberaldy punctured
tires on customers' cars.
James Damron, 35, told defense at;
torney A.I Stokke that po one, to his
knowledge had ever sprayed oU on abock
ablorben or fuel pumpe and then
repreaenled to the Cllllomer that the
partl were defective and needed replace--
ment.
Law Enforcement
For Irvine Set
For Cablevision
Burgener also said he favored st.ate
JegisJature provision of "no fault11 hr
1urance, because it will lower coat of ln-
aurance to the consumer, 1'unclog court
calendars" and thus reduce court costs.
Although the district Burgener hope.s to
represent includes a port.ion of the ntw
city of Irvine -Turtle Rock and Uie
UnJverslty campus -the primary
hopdul was Wllware his Monday press
conference waa scheduled in Orange
County'• newest city. He llllo told Stolli while the ,.ven
defend.lnll llslened to hla teatlmooy that
Jtclures given at the Garden Grove
warehouse controlled by three principal
defendants were dealgned to pass on
aervict knowledge at oil company
training scbools.
No e.mploye was ever urged to inflict
damage of any kind on patrons' cara dur·
big any lectures be attended; Damron
testified.
DRUGS .••
as determined by "various agencies and
acbool olficllls" WU Included in the
report. The followlni IJ a 111mmary of the
committee concluaJons for various types
of drugs:
-Narcotics such 11 heroin are seldom uaect '1becau.se It LI considered danurous,
upenslve, and not too easily obtained.''
-Psychedelics IUCh u LSD, TCP and
others are "rarely used." Students fear
the 11permanent damag.lna:" effects of
tbeae-druga, the report concluded.
-MarJju1n1 "II more popular than
ever becaUR it is cheap, readily
available, and considered absolutely safe
to UJe."
--Stimulanll IUCb u -· du· edrine, and metbedrine 1ppear to be less
popular, "probably due to their
dangerous potenUal."
-Sedatives, such II 11 C 0 h 0 ) ,
barbitur1tes, downers 1Dd reda Hare pro-
bably II pop.tlll' II ever. Thert ia I
strong awing to the use of alcobol by
Uenlgen. The sedatives are generally
used and found In the borne."
One e1planailon for the decline ill ex·
pulaions drawn from the report wu the
llatement that •drug-UR has moved
from the campus to other 'ufer' areu,
plrllcularly on weekends.
"Arrest.I on e1mpus, gruter vigilance
on the part of school adminlatrators and
the fear of e1plwilon have contributed to
the decreue of drugs on the campus
itself/' the school board was told .
Board member Dlckran Boranlan of
Tustin noled the findings appeared to be
"very positive.''
District Slates
Tour by Buses
The first in what may be<ome a
monthly series of bus tours around the
San Joaquin Elementary School District
will be held Wednesday morning for
residents of Leisure World, Laguna Hills.
. District officials aald the tours are an
attempt to provide more lnformallon to
Lei.!w'e World residents about the schools
and the children in their area.
The tour is being sponsored by lhe
Community Enterprt.ws transportaUon
firm. the district superintendent's office,
and Harry Wandling of Leisure World.
"The Future of Law Enforcement in
Irvine", an Irvine Tomorrow panel
discussion, will be aired 7 p.m. 1'\lesday,
Feb, 8 on community cablevislon, channel
3.
Dr. Arhold Binder, director of the pr ..
gram in social ecology at UC Irvine, will
moderate the program which includes
police administrators from Costa Mesa,
Huntington Beach and Covina.
Making up the disclWlon panel wUJ be:
Clptain Robert Green, comamnder ot
the investigative division of the Costa
Mesa Police Department; Chief Fred
Ferjuson of the Covina Po11ce Depart-
ment, and Chief Earl Robitaille of the
Huntington Beach Police Department.
Micble.I O'Neill, assistant professor of
social ecology at UCI al.90 will serve on
the panel. He Ls a doctoral candidate in
the School of Criminal Justice at the
State University of New York at Albany.
Amoog quations to be considered by
the panel are the following :
-How rapidly should Irvine move
toward eat1blshing Its own police
department? Preseptly the new dty
receives police services from the Orange
Coun ty Sheriff's Department.
-How abould the police department be
organized, allowing for many recent in-
novations?
-What should be the relationship
between the police department and UCI?
-What role should police play in mat-
ten of narcot.lcs and prevenUoa of delin-
quency?
--8boud Irvine police woe bellcoplen!
-Wbat edueatlonal and ezperlentlal
qualilieaUoaa lbould pol!ee officers hive ?
In Costa Mesa, Clpt. Green's ID-
vesllptive diviaion includes detectives,
juvenile and narcotla enlorce-t
personnel. With Dr. Binder, Capt Green
II developing a new approach to dealing
with Juvenile ollendera by reftrring them
to mental health agencies at oppooed to
proeesilng of c.aaes through the criminal
justice JnaUtuUona.
An Irvine Tomorrow 1pote1 man
ducribed Fe::guaon as 11one of the best
known police chlefa in the n1tlon."
The Covina police chief has had o!Ocers
spend time In jall or dreu u bums on
akid row to acquaint them with thti peo-
ple with whom they deal.
Chief Robitaille ls Involved in a "wide
ranging approach to drug abuse educa-
tlon1l that hu national implications,'' the
IT spokesman noted.
O'Neill his been Involved in an e1-
perimtnt to modify the H o t y o k e ,
Massachusetts Police organiu.Uon.
It ii a citizieM forum organization open
to any resident of the new city of Irvine.
Steam Bus Falters
OAKLAND (UPI) -The nation's first
steam bw: was out of service today with
an engine breakdown, after one day on a
tt:gular transit line. The bus, developed
during the past three years at a cost of
more than $1.5 million, is intended to be
the foreruMer of 1mogless transit of the
future.
The Alrporter IM, located outside the
new 42nd Congressional Distrfcl, but in
the new city, wu chosen, Burgener sald,
for "convenience.·~
The new district does include portions
of nearby Newport Beach, and coastal
cities south to Spring Valley, La Mesa
and El Cajon in San Diego County.
Some 4'0,000 people iive in the .sprawl-
ing district.. About 80,000 of the district's
207,000 registered voters live in Orange
County.
Burgener said much of the $60,000 he
expects to spend campaigning for the
Republican slot on the November baJlot
would 10 toward "acquainting myself''
with Orange County voters. He noted he
would be a "weekend campaigner" and
would not resign his state senate seat.
Turtle Rock PTA
Backs Override
An endorsement of the San Joaquin
Elementary School District tax override
baa been made by the Turtle Rock
Elementary Sc h o o 1 Parent· Teacher
Association.
Orin Potter, president, said the over-
ride is essential in maintaining the
district's present school program.
He stressed that in order to maintain
the best possible education for all
children in the communities comprising
the San Joaquin District a "yes" vote is a
must on Feb. 1.
If approved, the tu rate would be in-
creased from $2.08 to $2.a.5.
Student Seeks
Council Seat
A l~yearo()ld atudent has taken
out papers for the City Council
election April 11 in San Juan
Capistrano.
David A. Woll of 30112 Silver
Spur Lane, is the third person to
consider running for the two seat:!I
held by Mayor Tony Forster and
Councilman Bill Bathgate.
Wolf is a history major at UC
Irvine . He said he is intereated in
the council seat because youth
needs representation IJ1d because
he does not want to see San Juan
become a victim of urban sprawl.
Two other candidates have taken
out papers. Judy Beggs, 31931 Calle
Winona, was the fir st to officially
file her papers. James Weatbers,
27341 Ortqa Highway, has not yet
filed.
Candidates have until noon on
Feb. 3 to file their nomination
papers.
For information on future bus trips call
the diatrlct superintendent's office at 54~
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Prosecutor Williams Dies
Dtath has taken attorney Eugene D.
Williams, proaecutor in the sensatk>nal
trial of Beulah Louise Overell and Bud
Collum, who were charged with murder
in the dynamite sinking of her parents'
yacht in Newport Harbor 25 years ago.
Mr. Williams succumbed at Yucca
Valley Hospital Sonday after living in
that community for two years. He was
11.
Earlier, he served eight years with the
L-Os Angeles County D~trict Atlorney 11
office, including four years as chief depu-
ty. He resigned in 1940 to go Into private
practice.
He ls survived by his wife, Gretchen, of
Yucca Valley, a sister, Mrs. Florence
MacGinitie of Costa Mesa ; and a
daughter, Mrs. Mariam Kehler of San
G1briel. Funeral services ore pending at
WlelelJ and Son Mortuary, Yucca Valley.
Prior to hiJ Involvement In the Overell
cue, Mr. W.illiama wu best known for
his pn>eeeullon of J1panm Premier
Hedeki Tojo and 2S others found SUilty of
mau war crime inutdtrs 1n the Pacific
'nleater durlna: World War II.
Mr. Williama loll the Ovtrtll c • I e
when Beulah Lou l,., then 11, and ber
paramour, George "Bud" Go11um, then
21, were found IM0001t or aloylng
Beulah'• pannta aboard lhtlr 41-loot
power eruJaer Ille "M11y E." It .tu the
..,1y murder ~ he ever loot.
The boat u!>loded In Newport Harbor
15 mlnultl bl/Ore mldnllbt on March 1$,
llM1 and -bow·fln<I In lf feet of water.
When llhe w11 raised, a eruda time
bomb WU found and JI llk:U of Une.t·
ploded dynamil<. Tbe Or•ng• County .....
oner ruled that Mr, and Mrs. Overell
were dead before the uplosion and that
Mrs. Overell had apparently been beaten
to death with a ballpeen hammer.
Gollum and Beulah Louise were charg-
ed with the murden. Mr. Williams w11
called into the case by then attorney
1eneral Fred N. Howser of South Laeuna ·
who feared a fued between Sheriff James
A. Musick and and theri district attorney
James L. Davis.
The trial began May 27, 1947 and lasted
nearly 19 weeks and included one milUon
words of testimony.
The jury read JOO pages of lurid love
letters allegedly paned between Bud and
Buelah as they languiabed In jail. The
trial ended Oct. 3 and leas than two days
later both were acquitted.
Mr. Williams, ln his case for the p~
secullon, said, 0 We will prove that they
-e motivated ~1 an l!licl~ perverted,
sad!Jtlc 1tXU1l paaalon amounting to
almoat a frenzy and to lhla lreniled
passion was added the element of fl"Nd."
Buelah Lou!Ja wu der1ndld "" at·
torney otto Jacobs 1'bo atlll pndl\:t• In
Santo Ana and lives at 2202 Prlv1te Road
In Newport Beach. He mounted a IUC·
cessful '1klll them or tree them" defeme.
Mias Overell Inherited nearly $&0,000
from lier parenll. Most of II went in
court fees and taxes. Buelah ~ ott
her allalr with Oollum 113 d1ya alltr tho
lrlal. Shi died In !Mi ol 1<11to
akobolllm In Lu Veg11 at qe JI.
Gollum dlOpped out of •llht.
The yacht Mary E. wu ulvqed. At
one Ume she wu floating he1dquarter1
for an obortlbo rlnc and for a Umt, t
carnival allractlon In Long Beaeb.
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WIFE NOT INVOLVEO IN HUGHES SWINDLE, AUTHOR SAYS
Irving, Bride Edith, Rtlax In Spanish Island Home
Irving's Wife I nsi.sts She's
Not 'llelga R. Hughes'
By ALDO TRIPPINI
IBIZA , Spain (UPI) -Clifford Irving,
writer of a controversial autobiography
of Howard Hughes, said today he would
return to the United States tonight with
his wife Edith although Swiss police ask-
ed her to go to Zurich to "clarify !IOme
important matters."
Irving sa id he was going to New York
to answer a summons from the New
York State Supreme Court in connection
with a $55 million libel suit filed against
him by a Swiss art dealer who says he
was libeled in Irving's book "Fake!"
Mrs. Irving, who is a Swiss, said she
was willing to go to Zurich "to prove her
innocence" but that She would like to ac-
company Irving to the United States.
She said she is not the blonde Swiss
''Helga R. Hughes" sought for cashing
$650,000 worth of checks made out by the
New York publishing firm Of McGraw-
Hill to Hughes for his contributions to the
autobiography.
An 'international search was underway
for the blonde who vanished after remov·
ing the money from a Swiss bank.
In Zurich, police said they would like to
talk with Irving and hi.s wife about the
check! cashed by "Helga R. Hughes."
PoHce Lt. Willy Ulrich said Zurich police
have not ordered the Irvings to appear.
Police have issued a warrant on fraud
charges for "Helga R. Hughes."
Asked at a news conference at Zurich
police headquarters whether police are
interested in seeking Irving, Ulrich
replied, "Yes."
Asked about Mrs. Irving, Ulrich also
said "Yes."
A>ked whelher Ibey could be brought lo
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HASHISH .•.
detectives waiting in the wings Monday
went right back and got one for the car.
A cache of 11 foil-wrapped packets
alleged to contain hashish, the refined
sa p of the marijuana plant, were seized
in a search, totaling another 12 ounces of
the drug.
Confiscation of the hashish shipment
Monday was the first local case in nearly
two years involving discovery of Costa
Mesa-bound drugs by customs and postal
officials.
Zurich, Ulrich said : "They ought t.o come
voluntarily. Otherwise one would first
have to begin working on a request for
legal assistance. We have not ordered
anyone to appear. Anyone who wishes to
come ought to come." _;_
Ulrich said "Helga Hughes" used a
false Swiss passport to open an account
at the Swiss Credit Bank for cashing the
McGraw-Hill check!. He said the
passport bore the number of a passport
issued to another person whom he refus-
ed to name and gave "Helga Hughes''
Irving said "powerful and ruthless
people" were out to "ruin" him in an ef ..
fort to prevent publication of the Hughes
autobiography. He spoke to newsmen at
his ))O..year-old farmhouse on lbiza, oU
the Spanish Mediterranean coast.
Irving's wife and Hungarian painter
Elmyr de Rory stood by Irving today as
he spoke. De Hory was the subject of Irv-
ing' a best-selling book "Fake!"
De Hory achiev~.e for fooling
leading art experts with imitations of
paintings executed in the style of famous
m_asters. He said he bas known Irving for
many years and thought it "impossible
that his book is a hoax."
He said their relations were somewhat
strained, however, by a libel suit filed
against Irving by the Swiss art dealer,
Fernancl Legros, because of the book.
Mrs. Irving refused to show her
passport to a reporter.
Lewis to Speak
At Club Session
Ken Lewis, assistant to Superin.-
ltndent Ralph Gales of the San Joaquin
Elementary School District, will be guest
speaker at the weekly meeting of the
Saddleback Valley E1chahge Club Thurs-
day.
The meeting will take plact al noon at
the Jolly Ox in Mission Viejo.
Lewis will discuss the district's
forthcoming tax override election which
seeks to raise the tax rate from $2.08 to
$1.a.5, an increase of 77 cents over the
current 73-cent override which eXpires
June 30. U It falls, the tax ralt will fall
back to the stalt minimum, $1.35.
PresUhnt
To Offer
POW Deal? . . ' ' . ' ' WASHINGTON (AP) -Amid growlnl
Indications President Nixon 11 preparlne
to oUer a dale for total withdrawal of ~II
U.S. troope In excl!anp for releaH of
Amerlcen prlJODert of war, the White
House 1nnou.nced the cllltf execuUVI will
make a nationaUy televlsed and radio
broadcut foreign policy 1tatement l•lt
this afternoon.
Presidential preu oeerellry Jlonald
Ziegler said. Nixon wlll deliver the 1talt-
ment from Lia Oval Olllce at l :IO p.m.
Psr.
Ziegler ffiuaed to 11y what 1plclfic
area Of forelga policy would be covered.
The announcement j.hat the White
House aoughl and 11lned naUonal
television and radio time came as ' In-
dications mounted that a 1Jgniflcant shift
was being conlemplated in the U.S.
stance in the Paria peace talks oa Viet-
nam.
Ziegler declined repealedly to expand
upon his: three-sentence announcement,
and would not dl.acusa the widespread
reports of a Vietnam trade off~r.
He told reporters, however, that HI
would move with 10me caution u to what
you say In your reports prior to the
President's statement tonight."
At the Capitol, Senate Republican
Leader Hugb Scott told reporters be has
always felt "the Preaklent will not act
until the ..iety of the POWs has been
negoUated. 11
He aald II IJ hla penonal opinion that
''if they releue the prllonen It would
greatly slmpllly our e 1 p e d I t I n &
withdrawal."
The GOP leader said he hid 1poten
with Secretary of Stalt ·William P.
Rogers but added, "I frankly do not
know" what the President plans to uy.
Preued for an interJ>retation of his
cauUonln& remarks, Zlet)er uid "I
would be careful not to move with your
reports focused totally • • . on Iha
speculation that has oc:eurred."
Ziegler llllo refused to 11y whether any
new development prompted t h t
Ptt:sident'1 request for televillon lime, or
say wben be decided to make the request.
Cable TV Airing
Turtle Rock
School Program
A sllde lour of TurUe Rock Elemenlxry
School and an Interview with principal
David Prince will be aired at 7 o'clock
toolgbt on c:ommunlty cablevlslon chan-
nel 3.
Also featur<d on the half boor program
will be Mrs. Carol Ohman and Mrs.
Virginia Woodward, .sixth grade teacher•.
who will be inltrviewed by Joan
Boulanger. The teachers will discusa a
field trip to Scripps Oceano1raphlc
Museum at La Jolla where 1tudenta wlll
study marine life.
Two olher teachen Mn. Irma Muuio
Ind Mrt. Vlrglnla Power• a I I 0
partieipalt In the field •Judy tripe with
their sixth graden. The S er Ip p 1
developed leamlng program Includes pre·
trip study materials ulld in San Joaquin'
classrooms and a follow-up teat ii also
given puplls.
Bes.ides the interview•, student work
Including dealgn1 for underwater aelf-con.. ~
tallied living areas and work In clasaJflca-
tion of animals and fish will be featurtd
on television programs.
Tonight's program Is the second of a
series fe~turlng Irvine area schools .
operated by the San Joaquin Elementary
School Distrk:L
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
Ont foctor overloolctd J;y customers In
buying e<1rpotin9 is the measuring fo t yor.da.ge,
All of our Saltsrnen know how to mNwr•
and figure oxoct yorclago, often providing our.
customers subst1ntial savings in yarclago olon.;
Also, witli the tremendous instaU.tion H•
ptritnct our .. ltsmtn hove (t1cli previously wu
•• t1ptrt inllaRor for usj, wt art obit to fonte
1ny potential probltm.
Pltott atop in ond look of tho , lrtttu1'91
•••«1blo to your through our store. Wt have •
gigontic ttltction, ••cl tho mtosuring wm be
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4' .Tr«:Hic Deatfis . '
Boost Count y · Toll
J!o,-i ,Year. w ·21 .':
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-l'il*ed Into havlnc COllly repair
wwt conlod out In I rlCftt thal 1Ueced-
ly -Oranc• Cow!ly motorlals' many llloUaandlofdolW-..
Nino men. operators and emJlloyes,
were lndlcled by' !he'. Or-C.U.ty
Grllld Jury after· an ~tlpHon !hill
..... from Seo! -lo Sin Cleqienle and'"tl'l!ld\ Involved Ar<o, MotiU, 6hell and
Tnaco oervlce ~tlons. '\
Twl> of -delendanta were cleared
or 811 charges last wee-_ On completion of
the prosecution phase or the trial. Also
accused or conspiracy to cheat and
defraud motorists are· Roger Mendenhall,
28,·of 2'095 Avenida De Seo, Mission VI&
jo, ~Vld Conchola, ~1 of 6000 Garden
Grove JUvd., We1tmJnst er and
Christopher Enriquez, 25, of 7592 Volga
Drive and Henry eutonsuay, 21, of 7161
Commodore Drive, botb of Huntington
Beach.
~.eSidellcy Fought
Court Airs f!~ndidate_'s Comp "i:.int
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Ex-Nixon Prol . -' Ge f:s TO.p. Post .,
W~. (AP) -!'.-, diql f!lrim !l"r~'lo4i1 ... Wiii .
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clly .of.Newport Beach ta unConltltuUonal.
The J!alboa Island man wanta a court
order that will enable him lo like out
-~·papelll. . . . . '
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W~n-ants Set"Ved , ' .
up Feb. 1 with an ldenUcal complalnl He
will ask Judie Ruller lo reject
Anaheim's three-,ur residency law and
order !he city to' allow blm lo file
nomination popen. · . ..
, U.S.'s Sp~cial Delivery
·Result s in Pot Arrests
U.S •. Aide Sets ·,
W ~te~ Factory ·
Dedication ... •
customs ageota ~ u )iulmby
aald they wllneaald Am!t'a·accejlllace of
the porce1 from ~ v~ .
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Weol rlchl ~ 1111 fll ODO f'I' 1111 ""'·
A cache ' of 'U foll-wrapped· packetl
aUeced , IO coalaln bo~h. Iha njlned
N P· ol !he nw1)uo-. plant, were -.. ·~h;~:~ IJ-ol the ~r: 'r • • • 'r;;-----
Conflacatloo <if Ibo huhllh • alllpliient
~"WU lhtftnl,local.,.., in -1J
IWO> ytin lnvoholar' cUscoverr ol Cool4
· MlllHound 1in111 b)' cu.stoma and postal ofllCloli. · \ •
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lar1• · ~ lbiplbonl In tbe eeriler .
CUI,.,... lbidoftd Ill 0 .... !he Onnge
Coal. by !he 'c..to Mesa Police
fol au"S.'' ·, '. • ~ .. !beJ lrt.d· lo -llJJ ~ti!de!lt. "¥'"'" llnl'inl!Oi'-~ ...... Ibo thetHiew !ogle one helicopter .
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qeal'1' Gennan ..... rd Toiil. <llldi•
No. lMA) llllffod It oul at Los Anp10a
lnternatJonal Aipcn.1 1 : _
Tool'1 l[al!dler transferred' 't b 1
auaplCloUI •pattel , to the U.S. cultoma
labOralory, wbel'e111 wu care!Uny openo
ed,-'lnalyzed, arid found to be ldcl!-lrldo
haahlah.
The -......... to local pollct Jan. 17 and tllt nld iru lhen p11111od • '
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Alwrnate
Planner
Autlwrized
Like a good basket ball team, Fountain
Valley's Planning Commission will soon
have a sixth man at all mee tings, ready
to substitute for any reguJar membtr.
'Ibe city ls seeklng applicants for the
newly created position of aJternate plan·
ning commissioner. Applications will be
accepted at city hall through April I.
Qxmcllman AJ Hollinden convinced
fellow council members to authorize the
unique post to break tie votes when a
regular commissioner Is absent.
The sixth man will be present at all
commission meetings. He has a vote only
when a regular commissioner is absent,
or disqualifies hlmseU on 1 particular
is sue. .
The planning commission meets at 7:30
p.m. on the seciind and fourth W-iday
of each month. Commissioners are paid
115 Po' meeting.
Nixon Asks Hike
In Upper Level
Of National Debt
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WAS!llNGroN (AP) -President Nii~
on is asking for a $50 billion increase in
the ceiling on the national debt, to $480
billion, the House Ways and Mean& Com-
mittee said today.
Prince Charles of Britain breaks the surface as he "escapes" from mock
submarine 60 feet bel~w the surface at the Royal Navy's shore-based
facility at Gosport, England, completing part of his sub-lieutenant's
trammg.
Th!s would be the biggest year.to-year
Increase since World War JI in the limit
on Treasury borrowing. .
The ceiling must be raised because or
deficits now estimated at '38.8 billion for
the year ending June 30 and $25.5 billion
for the following year .
The present debt ceiling is $4.30 billion,
of whJch $400 billion Js considered
permanent and l30 billion temporary
thorugb June 30.
The administration proposal, the com·
mittee announcement said, is to increase
tbe temporary companent to $80 billion
and extend it through June 30, 1973, for a
total limit of 14811 blllloo.
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Both· Sides Say
Dock Talks Near
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Both lblp.
pera and •triking longshoremen aay
ne~Uationl could resume at any time
over Hmaining lssues in the West Coast
clock strike.
Federal mediators worked to get both
aides together today while Congress con-
sidered bills to end the walkout against 24
Pacific ports.
A Pacific Maritime J.. s s o c I a t i o n
1pokesmen said talks could resume "at
the drop of a hat." Int.eraational
!Angsboremen's and Warehousemen's
Union sources said they could be
prepared to talk 1'wlthin hours."
Bike Trail Quiz
Eyed in Valley
Fountain Valley residents will be qu izz-
ed in the near future on whether they
want a system of bicycle trails in the ci·
ty. and ii so, bow should they be bull!.
City Parks and Recreation Com-
missioners will consider what type of
questionnaire to mall out this week.
Commissioners want to know if
residents really want a system of trails
provided by the city. The questionnaires
will also ask for citlu:n !Uggestions on
bow to construct a $)'Stem of bike trails.
The commission meets at 8 o'clock
tonight in city council chambers.
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Sheikh, Family Slain
In Bloody, Rebel Raid
BAHRAIN (UPI) -Sheikh Khalid bin
Mohammed al Qaslmi, ruler of the
Persian Gulf state of Sharjah, and nine of
his relatives were killed today by their
rebe1 captors when loyal troops stormed
the palace to rescue them, palitlcal
sources said.
Sheikh Saqir bin Su1tan, who seized the
blue-and-white palace Monday and held is
couain Qaslml and tbe others as hostages
in an attempt to regain power. l\lt-
rendered with his supporters after a brief
gunfight.
Tbe bodies of Qasiml, -"'5, and nine
members of bis family were found on the
palace grounds, the.sources said.
(The Associated Press reported that
the Shiekh bad been stabbed to death.)
Sultan was ousted from power slx
ytars ago and had been living in exile in
Cairo since . He slipped back into the tiny
Persian Gulf state recently, according to
Crew Escapes
Burning Vessel
SAN JAUN , P.R. (AP) -The IZ crew
members of a 210-foot Bahamian
merchant ship abandoned ship without in-
jury today after the vessel caught fire off
the coast of Puerto Rico.
The Coast Guard, at Miami, Fla., said
the captain and chief engineer later were
taken aboard the Coast Guard cutter
Point Whitehorn. The other crewmen
were picked up by the U.S. Navy ship
Huntley as they jumped overboard, the
Navy said.
the sources.
Diplomatic observers said that Britain,
which then had control of Sharjah and
other Trucial states, sµpported Sultan's
ouster because he had allowed Sharjah to
become a foothold for Egyptian influence
in the Pef3ian Gulf.
Troops fom the Unlon of Arab
Emirates -the newly fonned grouping ot Sharjah and five other g'ulf emirates -
surrounded the palace late Monday. Ear-IY today, they opened fire on the rebels
who surrendered after a brief exchange.
PoliUcal sources in Beirut saJd the-coup
att.mpt may !lave been aparked by an
agreement ·between Sharjah, which has a
population of 31 ,000, and Iran. The agree-
meRt allowed Iranian troops to occupy
the gulf island Of Abu Mussa, which be-
longed to Sharjah, in return for financial
aid .
The Iranian occupation of Abu Mussa,
and two olher nearby islands, brought a
wave of protest!' from Arab nations,
particularly Iraq and Libya, which ac-
e~ Qaslml of selling out the Arab
cause. The Beirut sources said Tripoli
and Baghdad may have provided Sultan
and his rebels with weapons and financial
support.
Diplomatic observers said Qasimi was
an able ruler who managed to bring a
degree of progress to ·his backward coun-
try of fishermen and farmers.
During his rule, Qasim i transformed
the tiny state into an active trading
center and introduced electricity and a
water system.
To offset a loss in revenues with
withdrawal of British forces from the
·Persian Gull area last December, Qasimi
granted oil e1ploration rights to Western
countries.
Famed Coast Murder Case
Prosecutor Williams Dies
Death has taken attorney Eugene D.
Williams, prosecutor in the seruiaUonal
trial of Beulah IAulse Overell and Bud
Gollum, who were charged with murder
in the dynamite sinking of her parents'
yacht in Newpart Harbor 25 years ago.
Mr. Willi!flls succwnbed at Yucca
Valley Hospital Sunday after Jiving in
that community for two years. He was
81.
Earlier, he served eight years 'with the
Los Angeles County District Attorney's
office, including four years as chief depu-
ty. He resigned in 1940 to go into priva te
practice.
He ls survived by his wire. Gretchen, of
Yucca Valley, a sister, Mrs. Florence
MacGinitie of Costa Mesa ; and a
daughter, Mrs. Mariam Kehler of San
Gabriel. Funeral services are pending at
Wlefell and Son Mortuary, Yucca Valley.
Prior to hi.a: Involvement in the Overell
case, Mr. Williams was best known for
h1s prosecution of Japa11ese Premier
Hedeki.l'~jo and ZS others !Ound 1111Ity of
mass war crime murders in the Pacific
Theater durinf World War U.
Mr. W"illlama loot the Overo1l c 1 ae
when..Jleulah Loµlae , then 17, and her
paramour, George "Bud" Gollum, then
21, were found lnnoc:tnt of 1laylng
Beulah'• p.reni. •boanl their l3-loot
power O"Ulllr, the "Mary E." It wu the
only mun!et trial he ••er Iott.
The boat uploded 11 Newport Harbor
15 minuta before mtdni&ht on March 15,
1947 and auk bo".flnt Jn 11 feet of water.
When abe w1s ralled, a crude time
bomb was found and 31 atlcb of unex·
ploded dynamite. Tbe Or"'C• County cor-
oner ruled that Mr. and Mrs. Overell
were dead before the explosion and that
Mrs. Overtll had apparently been beaten
to death with a ballpeen hammer.
Gollum and Beulah Louise were charg-
ed with the murden. Mr. Williams wu
called _into the case by th;en. attorney
general Fred N. Howser of South Laguna
who feared a fued between Sherill James
A. Musick and and then district attorney
James L. Davis .
The trial began May 27, 1M7 and lasted
nearly 19 weeks and included one million
words of testimony.
The jury read 100 pages of lurid love
letters allegedly passed between Bud and
Buelab as they languished in jail. The
trial ended Oct. 3 and less than two days
later both were acquitted.
Mr. Williams, in his case for the pro-
secution, said, "We will prove that they
were motivated by an illicit, perverted,
sadisUc sexual passion amounting to
almoat a frenzy and to this lremied
pauion was added tbe element of ll'ftd."
Buelah Loulae "" def.-by at· tor .. y Otto Jacobi 1'ho atUI pnotices In
Santa Ana and lives at Zlm Prtvale Road
In Newport Beach. He l!IOUllted I lllC-
cesaful "klll them or free them" defense.
Miu Overell Inherited nearly 16(1,000
from her pannta. Most of It went In
court 1.., and taxes. Butlah br<>ke off
ber affair wtlb Collum 133 daya after the
trial. She died Jn Ila of acute
alcohollam In Laa Vq.. at .,. lt .
Gollum dropped out of •Jehl.
The yacht Mary E.~u aalvapd. Al
one ti me 1he wu floalinf headquarter•
!0< an abortion rln( and !or a time, a
carnival attractlon la Loni Beach.
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Drive-in
Theater
Plan Eyed
A controversial drive-in theater pro-
posal will get a second revlew from
Fountain Valley Planning Commi&sloners
Wednesday nlgn t.
Two weeks ago commissioners gave it
an X-rating and prohibited its con-
struction near Warner Avenue and Euclid
Street.
This time critics are viewing It with
Jess skepticism because the theater tw
been moved farther back from Warner
Avenue, according to the city planning
staff.
The theater is part or a zone change re-
quested by Henry De Lapp for 36.12 acres
on the south wide of Warner Avenue,
near Euclid Street.
De Lapp wants his land rezoned from
agriculture to industry. He is also seeking
a conditional use permit ~ allow ·con·
structlon of the theater on 27 of the 36
acres.
Jn previous years De Lapp has tried to
convince the city to zone his land for
residential use, but it has remained
masterplanned for industrial.
Commis.sioners oppased the theater two
weeks ago because it was too close to
homes on the other side of Warner. Now,
De Lapp's plan calls for the theater to
use the south 27 acres of his property.
The commission meets at 7:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in city council chambers.
Dog 'Escapes'
From Beach Cage
Pet lovers are: continually .seeking hap..
PY homea for the poor bouncla atuck in
animal shelters. but officers of the Hun-
tington Beach SPCA, 21132 Newland Ave.,
didn't expect someone to steal a dot from
his cage.
The SPCA reported the theft Monday
night of a three-year-old Labrador
retriever. Police officef3 said two cage
locks bad been cut and the doi taken
1q111etime during the night.
tAuthprities at the animal shelter a.id a
110 lmJiound fee is stlll owed on the miss. ing dog.
Coup"le Killed
In New Sauna
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - A Portiand
man and hls wile, usin( their hofllemade.
sauna for the first time, were found dead
inside the basement unit, the apparent
victims of carbon monoxide poisoning.
The bodies of Roy Koping, -42, and his
wife, Geraldine, were found Monday by
their IS.year-old son.
Authorities said the couple entered the
sauna Sunday night and were found by
the boy Monday morning when they had
not come out.
'G·rave Sil{ht'
Gripes Guests
, MWll B~at, Fla. (AP) -
Guoatl al tilt pluab PlinlalnHloau
Hotel -. _.laed a -11nlen but awoke and dJJcovertd they bad
a graveyard inltead.
The &raveyard was lnstaUed in
the -ll!nlen over the weekend by dtlegai.. of the American
Monument .WOC!atlon, holding Ill
1nnual convention jolntly with the
Monument Builders of No r t b
America.
"We're real happy about the
display of our products," saw·
Georse Ogle1by, relttring to the
collection of gray, black and .roae-
colored marble and g r a n I t e
tombstones. "But frankly, some of
the people don't like it."~
Trustees W eigl1
Salary Raises
For Top Aides
Salary increases of 5.5 percent for the
three top admlnlstrators of the Hun-
tington Beach City (elementary) School
District will be considered tonlj:bt by
district trustees.
New salaries for the district's three top
officials have been recommended as
follows : S.A. Moffett, superintendent,
$21,3«>; Charles Palmer, d e p u t y
superintendent, IZS,179; and Be It y
Funkhouser, assistant superintendent,
IZS,098.
_Salary raises averaging 8.1 percent -
according to clbtrlct admlnlatrators -
for 14 princlpab and asslslant principals
wiU al5o be considered.
The new princl~I aalaries rana:e from
a low ol 116,047 to the high of $20,171, ...
nually. AU salar~es are to become ef·
fective Feb. J.
Trustees will be asked to give final ap..
proval to these increases tonight. The
board of trustees meets at 7:30 p.m., in
the library of Dwyer Intermediate
School.
11 Teens Sought
For Rec Program
The spring recreation program in
Founljlin. Valley hll announced openin1
for ll tee:nagers to help run after acboot 1
recreation Pf'Oll'IDlS for elementry achool chil4fen., I . . _ _,.
Applicants must be between agea 15
and 19, and do not need any previous
recreation experience.
Each person accepted -on the program
will work from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday for eleven weeb from
March 13 through June 2. CompensaUon
includes a $100 scholarship plus ex-
perience in the recreation field for future
· u.i·ge Tradei
Deficit Set
Last Year
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· LWASHINGTON (AP) -The natlo~: ~rded 111 largest trllb, defictt tn
history In 1971, when the value of inlportl'.
exceeded exports by mon than '2 bl!uon;
the Commerce Department iald today: ;
It was the Orst ~ance of trade deflfl~
since 1888, when the. natloft'a • tncta;
flsures were $.13 million In the l'fld. '
The department said the deficit "'~
c1used by a 14 percent lncreaae in Im<
porta and a 2 percent expanaion 1D e.a •
ports. !
The department said exports reached
$43.5.15 billion while Imports totaled
145.ll02 billion.
Originally the government nld the
trade dtficit for im would be the first
since 1893. However, Jn rechecking, the
department found that that deficit was
compiled on a fiscal year, or July to June
basis. It had to look back another five
years before it found a calendar-year
dell cit.
The actual deficit for Jt71 was $2,047
billion. For the month of Decem"r, the
nation turned Jn a third ttral&ht monthly
dellclt ol 1273.7 million.
During 1971, trade flgure1 were in the
red !or eight months.
Stiff Auto Ru"les
May Be Costly,
Says Unit Chief
Spealtinf In Anaheim today, the pm1."
dent of the Automobile M1nufacturers ,
Aoaoclation warned that lllffer. afety ·
and clean alr rulinp may raise .... 1ous.
queatioils on coets venus benelitl.
AMA cblef Franklin M. Kreml 'aaJd
automakers must work with government
to solve problema but ".solutions mult·
come from realistic apprailal. and proven
elfecUveneu and not be borne on a wive
of hysteria or ill-conceived actk>n."
Addresaing the Spectal Equipment
Manufacturers Anoclation an automotive
aftermarket group, Kreml said "It ii<
clearly our duty to conatantiy analyie the
public worth of our own policies and ob-•
jectivu and give close examination to
any action affecting the use of our pro-·
duct. whlcb we f .. I Is not in the public.:
interest."
Kreml sa1d motor vehicle maratfac-
tureni hi"ve -madf 'llnlflcant advanoes ' towll'd aafety and · clean air goa1t 1&1
relatively low costs to consumers. · ,.
"However, as these costs Increase due"
to more stringent requirements, the
pUblic will demand to know more about
cost-benefit rel1UoruihiJ>1," be uid. ''Both•
industry and government must be
preparod to provide acceptable answeri.''
'\ Nominations Slated
employment. -
The scholarships are sponsored by the President Prays Commuruty Services Project of Fountain
Valley.
Applications "" available at the Foun-For Sen Hayden lain Valley Community Center Building._,_ •
10200 SJater Ave., a~ through tbe Work . ~ For HOME Council
Nominations or 1972 officers will be ac-
cepted at the regular meeting of tbe Hun--
tlngton Beach HOME Council at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday.
E1perience officea of both Los Amigoa MESA, Ariz. (AP) -Pr•ldent Nixon
and Fountain Va11ey high schools has aent a telegram to retired Sen. Carl • ' Hayden, 94, in a coma in a Mesa holpltal. \
Other business includes a progress
report on Tax Bill letters and a
discussion of a tax proposal to fmance
new facilities at Orange coast College
and Golden West College.
The meeting will be held in the City
Hall administrative annex at Sth and
Main street.s.
Steam Bus Falters
OAKLAND (UPI ) -The nation's first
steam bus was out of service today with
an engine breakdown, after one dsy on a
regular transit Jlne. The bus, developed
during the past three years at a cost of
more than IU mlllion, Is intended to be
the forerunner of amogleaa transit of the
future..
"Our thoughts are with you ln your ill-.
ness as Mrs. Nixon and I pray that God
may give you strength at lhls time just as'·
yoo gave strength to your country for so
many years," said the mesuge, sent
Monday.
The Democratic fonner: senator, who.
retired In 1968 after nearly 57 years jn
Congrl!S3, entered the hospital Dec. 30'1
after an examlnaUon revealed he war
dehydrated. He lapsed Into a coma Satur-
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One foctor. overloolc.d i;y_ customers In
!;uying carpeting ls the mNsuring for. yer""9e,
An of our s.i.smen know how to ll'INIUr•
end figure e11ct y•rdege, oft•n providing our.
custom•rs 1ubst•nli•I wvings in yord•go elono.
Also , with tho tremendous inst1R1tion H•
perienco our salosmon h•vo (each previously w•~
•n expert inst1Uor for u~, wo .,. •blo to fortff
•ny potenti•I probl.m,
Pfff1e lfop in •rMI loolr et tlie tre11Ur'll
•v1iloble to YOU!'. through our store. We heve •
gi90ntic solection, ~nd 'tlie rnNsuring wil be ' , ACCURATE!
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Total Withdrawal Expected
President Nixon Set.s TV Broadcast on Foreign Policy
WA8HINll'l'ON (AP) -Amid srow1nt
lftdlcatlona -Nlann ii preparlnfr
to offer a data for total wllhdrawl! ol all
U.S. "-In uch-for rel-of American prlaoDera of war, the Wbita
HOUM ..-need tho chlel etecullv1 wlll
-a nationally l4levlaod and radio ix.dcast loroliD pollcy atatemant lata
tb1a aner-. .
l'relldentlll """ aecretary Ronald Zft«lor llld Nbron wlll deliver Ibo aiai.
men! from bil OVI! Office at 5:!0 p.m. nr,
Zle&Jer refuaed to aay what 1peclflc
area ol foreign policy would be covered.
Student Held
In Brutal
The announcement lbal tbe Wbita
llouao IOIJibl aod pined natlooal
televlalon and radio time came as in..
dk1tlons mounted that a slgnillcant shift
waa being contemplated In tbe U.S.
•lance In tho Paris peace talks oa Viet-nam. .
Ziegler declined repeatedly to upand
upon. his three-sentence announcement.
and would not dl!<Ull the wldeaprud
reports of a Vietnam trade *·
He told reporters, boWllW', that "l
would move wWt -cautloa u to wbal
you aay la :iour roportl prior to Ibo
Pmldent'I alailmtllt fonllbl."
At the C.pltol. Senato Republican
Leader Hugh Scott told reporten he bal
always ·felt "the President will not act
unlll the safely of the POWs bal been
negotiated. 11
He aald it la his personal oplnlon that
"if they release the prisoners it would
areaUy simplify our e x p e d I t I n 1
wtthdrtwal."
Thi GOP lollder said be had spoken with SocHtary of Stale Wlll11m P.
iloSarl but edded, "I frank!J' do DOI
-· wbal tho Pmldent plans to gay. Pr•••d tor an interpr!;taUon of bis
cautlonlni romarb, Ziegler uld "I
In for Keeps
'Habitual. Criminal'· Geu Life
would be careful not to move with your
reporil focUled totally , • • on the
speculation that hu occurred."
Ziegler also refused to aay whether any
new development prompted th t
Pttaldent's reQuest. ror television time , or
say when he decided to make the request.
The committee announced hearings will
be held on the request neit P.1onday with
top fiscal officials as the first witnesses.
Treasury spokesmen have said the debt
II likely to pierce the present Su:> billlon
ceiling by Maroh I. The debt u ol Jan. :io
was mon! than $4?.ti.5 billion.
Marine Copter
Saves Child
WIFI NOT INVOLVED IN HUGHES SWINDLI, AUTHOR SAYS
Irving, lrlde Edith, .Relax In Spanish Island Home Ax Slayings Earl J. H1l•ld bM -t near!)' IO .,..._t of bil !Ua belllnd ban.
Aad Oruis• (;ounly Superior Court Judp Ran>ond Vlncant made auro
Monday that 1111 ff.,...-old Santa Ana man wUI pl ov1ry ap]>Oltulty to Im-
prove tbll -tap by aenlenclnC him to lift Jn atata pr!oon.
In Mercy Run
Irving's Wifelnsi.stsShe's
Not 'Helga R. Hughes'
SAN PEDRO (UPI) -A con.,. atu.
dent "" bool<ed on ausplcloll of murder
and attempted murder after be l!leaedly
hacked to death a you°'· mother and her Infant aon and crlllcllly wounded her
huJbond with a batcbet at the famlly'a
aparlmenL
The 1uapect, Jolut M. Finley, 13, San
Pedro, wa. arrested only a few blocka
from the apartment where Mn. Judllll
Terry, IO, and her eon, Scott, 18 moothl,
Jlidse ~ Ibo now rarolJI Oled upedtont of c1utl1Yllla Hllstaad u "a erlmlaal" after rovlewlag a 30-year r.....t Iha! 1"'
eludes aw!Uple cbal1• ol armed -,, burcJary, auault with'" deadl1
weapon end llllUll on a police ollleor.
The bulty rue oo Jlalataod 1111o lnol!ldN a IMI prison break in whlch
Hl!stead end lllOther 111111 took lloalageo In a vala ai!ampt to prevent re-
capture.
Halalaad'I -aad poaJbly Jul conviction .lollowod th1 9IOO robbery of
a Simla Ana -Jul Anc .•. II WU aucc.Wlly alleged that Hl!sle1d and
o companloii tlod btr up and robbed bor at (U!lpoll\t.
A swifUy dispatched El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station helicopter search and
rescue crew flew anU-r1tUesnake venom
serum to San Bernardino Monday for a
tiny tot bitten three times by one of the
deadly vipers.
The chopper set right down in the park·
Ing lot of a Buena Park medical
laboratory ID pick up the vital medicine
before roaring off inland. lly ALDO TIUPPINI
mJZA, Spain (UPI) -Cllllord lrvinf,
writer of a controversll! autobl08l"lphy
of Howard H""'°', Aid today be would
return to Ibo Unlt.d States tonlabt with
bi1 wile J!',dlth llthouih Swiu police uk··
eel bet to go to Zurich to "clarify -
important matters." lrvlni el!d be WU going to New YQfk
to anrwer a summons fro111 the New
York State Supreme Court in connection
with a ~ mllllon libel 1111t flied agelnlt
him by a Swi!s arl del!er who 11ys be
waa libeled in Irving's book "Fate!"
Mrs. Irving, who ii a ~lu, Aid Ille wu willing to go to Zurich "to prove ber
Innocence" but that ebe would like to ac-
COlllJIOIQI irv!ni to Ibo United Slalel.
She Aid Ibo ii DOI Ibo blonde Swiu
"Help R.. Hugbel" mJ&ht for ceahtng eeo,ooo worth of c:hecb mec1e out by the
New Ycrt poblllhlnc firm of McGraw.
Hiii to Hughes for bil contrlbutlolll to Ibo
Mlfobiogrlphy;
WI lnternatlaoal -WU UDdenray fer Ibo biolMle wbo vlnllbed after remov-
ing tho --a Swlu but. In Zorlcb, police Aid Ibey -111 llte to
talll willl Intar ...i bil wile about Ibo
-..-, .. ,fllllp a.,..,.._"
""1ice LI. WWy lllrlch uld Zarlch police
have DOI ardlrod Ibo lrvlnp to appoar.
Police hive luued i warrant on fraud
charges for "Help R. Hughel." 1
:Asked at a news co~ at Zurich
pollca beadquarlan wbetber police ' are
Motel's Cruiser
Grotinds on Baja
Beach; 10 Safe
SAN DIEGO (AP) - A ~foot cabin
-owned by Ibo f-of tho
TravelLodge mole! chl!n ran aground OD
• Jlaja Callfomla· beach 11rl)i today, tho
Oolst Guard Aid.
Ten peroons, Including owner Scott
~~~.;::...er:. ~I ~a:~
oboro wllhout Injury, a Cout Guard
.;.teoman llld. ,
Thi voull wu reported to be heavily
damaged, tho apoteaman aid. He Iden-
tified 111 locatlon u cape San Luarn, 7iO
--st ill San Di.... .
..... found dead.
interested In aeeklng !rvlni, Ulrich Pollco llld Finley'1 clolhln1 WU C:OV· replied, uves." ered with blood.
Aated about Mn. Irv!ni, Ulrich 1Jao Au-llid Douglas Terry, 21, an
Aid "Yes." employe at Southsn Callfomia G11 Co., rtturned bome lrom wort Moadty nJcb1 Aatod whether they could be broqhl to and found tho abacla drawn and the fnint Zurich, Ulrich Aid: "'Ibey ought to come daor locbd.
voluntarily. OtherwlJe one would flrat When he opened the door with a tey,
have to begin wurtlni on a request for Finley allegedly lunged at hJm with a
legl! aulatance. We nave not ordered two-foot-Jone llotcbet, s1ritJnc him aev·
anyone to appear. Anyone who wishes to eral times °" the head.
come ought to co.me." . Police said Terry managed to escape
Ulrlch uid 0 Helga Hughes" used a the attacker and re outsfde Jn a daze,
fl!ae SWlae pauport to open an account ~ a towel to bil head when neigh.
al tbe SWlae Crelllt Bank fnr cubln1 tho bon dllcovered hlm, and nolllled police.
McGraw-Hill checb. , He 111d tho Olflcen llid Finley fled on foot and
pallJiort bore Ibo number of a pauport wu arreat.d 15 mhlutea later.
illlled to another peraon whom be refu>. The infan~ bi1 b01d aeverely hacked,
ed to name and gave uHelga Hu&bea" waa lound lJirur: on a bedroom floor. He
Irving llid "powerful and rulh!OSI Wll taken fo (an Pedro Holpital wbOro
people" were out to "ruin" b1m in an ef.. he Wll pnnounced dead m .arrtval. H11
fort to proven! publlcalloa of tho Hughes -WU fouad deed .. tho flaor cf.
auloblorn..o.... He apote to newmnen at -bedroom. her heed atamed open. ~-""' Terry, wbo~ 40 rtltcbea In bil bil 300-yeor-oid farmhouse OD lbiu, olf bead, WU In a1tical C<llld!Uon
the Spanilb Mediterranean cout. In a coma at boopttal, Poilco aald tho E~;:;~i:.-=-i.:~ :::." ~ fyund ~,two,iuc,s at the
be apote. Do'llory wai·!bi aubject ol Jnl· P'lnley, a -ent at Cal state too. lni'• beftMDlng boot "Fm!" . 8-11. repor1edJy lied provioalf,y wcrteil
·Do Bory achl-· tu. ror ,foqllaff, -'l.WIYI • • • •
ludlllJ arl ~ with lmltallnnl 'ol NICI iild Finley bad a''rocord cf. Ir· "'1otltlg• ezecuted In tho style of finioua l'Olla for trafllc vtoiatlooa uc1 aace led
maaters. He aald be bis known Irving foi Pollot OD a bfif,..peed dWe an.r wbfch
many yeara and thought II "bnposslblo ho wu lreotad by a Jll)'chlalrlat.
Judge V-t noted tllal ~d llld -freed oo parole just 33 day1
before the robbery look plaoo.
"I feel I would bo nmlll lf I did DOI •d you to prison for !Ue," the
Judge Aid.
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Soldier's Long, War Over
AGANA, Guam (AP) -A man who
told officials be is a former Japeneae
anny sergeant and has been hiding In the
jungle since World War II says, "It Ill
seems like a drum."
"I keep thlnkfnc I'D wake up IOOD/'
Sholchl Yotol Aid Monday u be met
with newl!DOll after two llJbermen apot-
ted him and subdued him near bis cave
home.
Guam Gov. Car!01 Garn-llld llral
lnve1tlgatlon ahowed no reunn to
dilbellevo Yotol'a cll!m to be •J-arm1 ..mvor, but :Comacbo, aald • ba.
lnew cf. no w11 to aalablll!I tho clalm
conelllllNIJ . ~r-"! M
Wllb Camadlo llalldlng•at bil 11do and •
honorary Japanua Consul JamOI Hin,
taku aenlng as an Interpreter, Yotol
described bil !Ue 111lce Amerlcanl landed
an lnvuloll fcrce In 1114.
He said be and nine other soldiers fled
Into the jungle In 1914 and the group
gradually dwindled to two other men and
himself. He said he had been alone since
the two others died within a short time
eight year1 ago.
'lbe'l'fool-4-Yotol sald11elSM. llocton
llld be wefibed only llO pounds and was
anemic, but wa1 otherwise in surprisingly
aood phyalcl! condltloo.
Yotol aid he wu afraid to come out of
biding becaaao be didn't tnow what
would happen to him. He said he
1ubslstecl on fllb, coconuts 8nd wlld
... elation.·'
Cam-Aid be wfil return Yotol to
Japa a IOOll a1 poatbJe. 11":
In·~-. oftlclal1 'cf. Alchl ... Iulo
niportad that DOllftcatlon of Yoko!'•
death wu made to bis father, Eijlro, on
July IO, IN&, two weeks before Japan
aurrendered.
Doctors met the bollcoptor at SI.
Bernardine's Hospital and Immediately
raced to Inject tho venom antidote Into
:tz.mnnth-old Max Ward of GI-
Medical perlOMel keeping Vllil ..W
the UtUe boy today Aid ho 11 In •·
tremely crlllcal condltloa fmn elfecll of
the poison that flooded bil amoll body.
He and h.IJ parttta wse v.lafUnl Jtwe
Max's grandparents a) their dellff cabin
near Barstow when tbl boy came in from
playing with three 11111111 puncture wounds
in his hand.
He bnmedlately dilpjayed 1ymptom1 of
ratUemake pollonlnc but,_ cf. Ibo roro
serum could be localed Ill the Baa.
Bernardino area.
A similar mercy ftl~t wu requlrod
three month• ago In llio San ,.,.... ...
Bay area when f...-Orange Com!I)'
exotic dancer carol Cyllalatl WU blltc
by a rattlesnake used in hlr 8d.
Marines lnv9lved In tho llauZ'lallf lllabl
to help aave the Ward """' life _. pilot C.pl. 5. D. MlllTllY, eapllllt Qqtl. L
IL DIYil HoaPl!abm Isl Qui L If. W~t...t-ilsl-l.D.' Ill",' crew chief. 11 ,..-
Tbe flight began at ii:/·m. ,_ Ila
Buena Park lab and al 1:11 p.m.
back at baae. that bi! boot la a hoex." No motive wu ctvon for Ibo attack.
He Aid their relatlona were oomewbat ~iiijiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii strained, however, by a libel lllit fUed II
against Irving by the Swiu I.rt dealer,
Fehw>d Legros, because of Ibo boot.
Mn. Irving refuaed. to abow ber
paaport to a reporter.
"Somebody mlglJt try to drwn up
IDme moi'e trouble for me by looting at
exit and entry stamps Ill Ibo puaport, ..
Ille llld.
An affldavtl reportedly •lined by
Hughes said the bllllonalre never
authorized tho publlabera or authors of
two controveraial "autobio&rapbJcal"
booka "ID publilb anything by or about
me."
The affidavit wu ftled Jn New Yort
Supreme •c..!rt oh Monday In aupport of
"-mont EnterpriaOI, Inc., a Nevada·
hued company which aeeb to halt
publication and dlalrlbullon of Ibo booka.
Rolemont, the affidavit said, hu "the
10!e exclul!ve rights to publlab my
biography, outoblography, Ille story,
memolrl and accounts of lncldenil or
events in my life."
Slate-supreme Court Justice Genld P.
O!ltin aald be would rule ooon OD
"-t'a nquest for an Injunction.
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AINOUNCE.8 th.e new var ,,
New Delegtttion Methods
Get Study by Democrats
Democr•il are banglnc their hope• tO
do!eallnl Pmldont Rlcbanl -Jn November on a "new reform 11 method of • aale¢lng natlnnl! convention deleg1ta1,
Cbaite1 T. Manatt of Van Nuys, alata
chairman of Ille party nld Monday In
Anabebn:
''We will win ln NOYllllber became we
wlD bavo the ~of mlllloo1 of con-ceiiiod _.. wllo ara 1lred el Iba
joble1111111 aad noe1dm; ttie 1 ~
lll'OJll]lo cf. ctfll -· Ibo DIClecl of hmbaa MMJ, and the tlldlall war Jn
~belll Alia -.... ...._ ..
macb a part cf. the -,..-Y," llo cllai-pd.
Manatt Aid that the Democntlc perty
tiu deviled an entlrtly new method cf.
delegate .. 1-•• .. llP ... epllllll
to Ibo people, "wbllo Ille parlJ ol llldllid Nbbl remalnl clooed t. tllt vast ,...
iority of our cltllem."
ft< state chabmm ~ 11111 llf oM of se•en or~--.....
l ie• cvuld de!Oll Nlal .. l\>Yllllllor.
nld 1t lea1t M4 .,._ will be
statewide on Feb. 11 wllll -• Ill • Ooun\J'-Thi !attar~ ii_
fact that tho count1 bae Ill or port ct. congre.-J dillrlcil Wider the
..., .. ~ dlcllled b)' the 11111 ._.. coarl lul weet.
IJndar 1111-etlc pile a ... -.
eoA beft biiCWW bar aad If 111111'"9
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and rewarding Plr\Y 111pport In the 1111
presldenUI! election. • .
He lleleil potenUI! D • m 0 c r a t I c
presldent1al candidates as E u 1 e n e
McCarthy, John Lindsay, Henry Jactaon,
S..muel Yorty, Hubert Humphrey, Ed-
mund Muskle and Vance H1rlft. He uld
be did not Include New Yort Rep. Sblrley
o.•aholm and Gov. Geors• Wallace cf.
Alaboma becau11 they bad nol lndlcatad
that """ would entor tho Ollllonila ,nmary-:' '
'nlo llata cbalrman fold 111011-at
.. -..iar-o lbal Now Vert llata
will .......... dolllalel to tho ilatlonal
con•mtlou tbln caJ.Uom1a, '1becliU1
votera tlJore domonatrated & r e a t e r IM4• 16 lllpport ID tbl ml elecdcm.79
-eald be apoctad ..... lbaa 7IO ,eaflhma ....-u .. lacludlas
d1l1p•, alt.ematea, wlm, pre 11 ~and porty llalf ,,.... ......
al tho Jiily 10-U Democratic """-
. In Mllml ·--"W• hope to be.,. mlnonlJ repo ... ,..
tau,.. on llCh delqatlon boud IOll!y on
the porcoatap of popullllon tbaJ
roproaenl, .. Ibo putJ chairman 1tatad .
lie -tho Domocrail belioY• lbeJ CID
defeat the Prolldm becaaaa, "we milaed
by only .... -In , .... Callfornta
and --publlc oplDloa poll• indicate I u,ht rw:t."
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Recog~iz~ ..
B"."ng~sh.
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followed. the ·Soviet Union · lolay Jn
~Bang!-and olbitr natlonl
nni npeeted to "follow lllit.
'C'l'K, ~the Czecbollovai new. qency,
eald tbe·Prque gevemmenl ~
Banglad¢1 as an lnde~l and soverel&t\ stale and · wan.ts fo exchange
ambassadors.
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LONDON (llPI) -,._. N-'1 budpt ...... _ .. __
ctq to booll tbo U.S. --1 -tho
dollar = ... ~ loi'tlp CUITWJ~-~.
.... -~indWll)'the
-,. ,_, lell -1.1541 -..l&lll to "1:11111 11111 -91c.• In Frukfurt, the dollae Jihii>led to a.-0tnnan maru 1n early lradinC
a(lor ciollllC Monday on Uli5. Later ii
fell to a.am nwtl In wbat deal<tl called
, . · O!flciah of the yqung ~Uoit 1a~
. great pJe_asyre at ¥~w·s rfC911litkn.~ ··
The Soviet consul-general lo DocCa
conveyed his government 's diC:ialari' to
Prime Minister MuJibur Rahman in
Tangail, vr'here ·he was atttending, )'•
ceremony. President Nikola! V. Podgorny
and Premier · Aleie1 N. K o s ·y g l n
telegraphed Sheik Mujlb: "We convey to
you and to the people of Bangladesh
friendly wishes of:peace; well-being and
success in · co~dating the state
soYereignty of your counlrY, In building a
peae<ful. democraUc republic."
llMln "-lbed eorl1 tradi!ll a beo-
tic. Deoplle lllllll -later In tbo momtng, 1lle dollar'• aclwlp vllue
qalnsl = Clll'l1lllda WU well· down on 'a clolkll·levels •.
Most oc:ollomle t...c..-•b 1 d
fonwhadG 1ed Nb:oo'I announcement tl.u
tbe curnnl b!ldiet dollcll would reach
.... blJlloa-the htcI>ut ..... the end .
of World War II. Bol tbe Pretldent't
statement that he WU ~ for .•
$15.S billion further dellctl In llseal im
ralied fresh oonctm about tho stability of
the dollar rates flsed In Wlllhln8ton last,
month by the W<K'td'1 IU richell DOD-O>m-
mun.ilt nations.
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PACT SPURNED -Eight African members of the
Rhodesia Parliament have rejected the proposed
Brilish·Rhodesia independence agreement Tl!• ,
legislators, elected by tribal chiefs, said Monday
UPI ..... ~ that 5.5 million blacks opposed the setUement Bit·
terness over the proposal has · toucljed off bloody
rioting in recent days in this so~theast African
nation.
American Planes Attack Cairo Students
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Battle Police
3·.More Red Radar Sites -I "' • '
For 2ud Night.
SAIGON (AP) -~n w~.
attacked three more inliati'cralt riilslile
radar sites in North\Yfdaom, Ille U.S •.
Command announced blll)', as the Air
war continued to intensify over NOrth
Vietnam and along its border with Laos.
The three so-oalled pl"Otective reaction -
strikes -one Sunday and two Monday -
raised to eight the nwnber announced in
the last three day,, the most for any
comparable period since the bombing
ba1t more than three years ago.
Five of the attacks, including two an-
Pair Not Dead,
Say Cultists;
Police S~y Yes
SEA1TLE, Wash. (UPI) -Members
or a religious sect have decided . two
members who.se bodies were found Jn a
comJDWle chapel Sundai are not dead.
"We'll just have to see about this,"
said Happiness Israel, spokesman for a
communal group of about 50 persons whri
call themselves the "Love Family" and
occupy seven houses in the city's Queen
Anne districts.
Two victims identified as William V.
Eddy, 26, and Gregory L. LeMaster, 22,
were found dead after reportedly taking
part in a ritual involving inhalation of
solvent fumes.
Fellow members identified Eddy as
Reverence Israel and LeMaster as Solidi·
ty Israel.
. CAIRO (UPI)}-Egyptian police used p~~ today, hav~ been cam,.i ~~ !<or gas and).bo.-, •P"'* l!Ck
'l(ainat missile sites and . rad'ar . ·d_,.l_ d ' -~ ' . · 1 · the ..,.Uatio19 ,aloog Ille ).ao!ian ~ -lh!Pwmg stu_ ~·~ emo!'"lrfling_ h(
'where, '!l'.!t·milltary officials sa' ,-Hanoi .-;,tf.ets ofeein/to·.hacl: ~Im
has recently concentrated the bulk of its mediate war with rsra.et. It was the se-
antiaircraft missile batteries in an ~t-cond consecutive day of such clashes. tempt to protect the flow · of "'PP!ies . · . through the mountain passes Into Lape. ; Pre!ldent -Anwar Sadat _met. at the
In two of' the most recent attacks, Navy · he~~ily guarded Abdtn· Palace with 1,000
A7 Skyhawk jets fired missiles at radar polit1ca} leaders shortly after noon to
sites near the Ban Karai Pass, 45 miles discuss the student unrest.
north of the demilitarized zone, after A line of 50 regular police armed with
detection equipment indicated they were three-foot-Jong bamboo canes manned
tfacklng the American planes. ~r balr" ad h.ch cut ~--acctff. 'io•J
In the third strike, Air for ~ e F!Oli" •the ··•. tc es wee' ,,_.·the ... .,,_. , fighter-bombers escorting an RF4 recmt--. • ,_,Qce SQUl!fe: .... ,. in, ·aDI)~ ~
naissance plane attacked a·.missile radar . line of ·blac.k uruformed regular . poµce .
site near the coastal city of Dong Hoi, 45 'Y-as· drawn up. Several truckloit.ds ·~1
miles north of the DMZ. khaki-clad riot police waited" anftmd the
{\esulls of the three Strikes ·Were not com!r behind the barricadc;l.\.L. :~ .
known, a spokesman sald, ~ut non·e of the · '.l'fuckioads,of riot afll( regulan-.police U.S planes was reported hit. · -. : ' .. ~ . · . .
U.S. military sources say the prirDary al.So_ w~:e st.ationed Jn var1oUs sttateg1c
reason for the increase in American places 10 Cairo.
strikes into North Vietnam is the decisiQn -students and police clashed in Opera:
by Hanoi to concentrate antiaircraft Squafe, ~here the demonstrators -.used ' ·
defenses alOng · the corridor whei-e U~S'. rocks siiatched from the rubble. of ·the
planes fly regular bo~bing raids agaln&t tiuhied-Out opera house and in Libe~ation the supply roads leading out of the moun-Sq '
tai.ns into Laos and down the Ho Chi Mlnb uare.
trail'. -'11be students have expressed
"They know we aren't going lo fly a lot d~ure with Sadat's "No War. No
or raids anywhere else in North Viet-Peace'.' policy with Israel. They have
nam ," said one source, "so they'.ve put a.sked irnln~iate war to regain Jost tei:--
most of their defenses in tbo'se areas " .r1tory and demanded a stronger ant1-
ln addition the.dry season is now ~tits l\mericat11JiolfCy ta--protest._U.S. sales or
peak, which' allows .more supplies to F4. Phantom jets to ·ISra~ . .:_ ··-;
move on the ground and more flying by' POlltical observers called the .. civil ~
the Americans. One source said the unrest the worst polil:!£81-Jbreat1o Sada.t·.
North Vietnamese are believed trying to since last spring ·~.be. qpsted ~,
move a lot of supplies that backed up tried. for treason a .. ~~ ~aot~i:n~·
during the five days of heavy U.S. born-· ~t leaders accuoed.of ~'. ~ .
bing in North Vietnam last month. him, · " ( · . ~.
Winds Pelt· M d . -.. 'ii"·· i · wesf~-
Two Deaths Repor.ted;-M.ore Sno~ Falls
l'emper•tures
T""""9fur .. •rid •reclitltlitlOft ftt
Al~ny
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Bl1tn1rck ......
Butrtll
CMrtoc11 "'-Clndnnllt
Al IN4f six lndltl f/I ... -WI• ,._..., In mud! of ~. end
drlnl111 Cl""911 bY tN Mlfl Winds
clostd !M911-'l'I lft rNnr .,..... ~llllH of tl'll .ttiorm JM1 the erN
CWMd e ,.._ of frit'lill Arctic •lr to mew• l11to the n1tlorl'I midllc;floll, On»-
l>lnt ltmPlf'~Ures ·"9t0w the l tr'O
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l 1k1 S""'91ior. ,.. ftll Arctic elr drl,... to11tll end
-t'W9td " triNlrlld • --of ~end ~fnrn""' u.....,. ()Mq. Vlf!W .. fht ~ Gulf ·Coest, tndlMI• tMI .,_.,.. .i.I,.,.,.,
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-''It ' ls quite·•iiatural that the SoVift
Uriion· bas .come out With thiS great
decision to accord us due reCogniUon,"
Fore)iii Minister A. · S. Azad told
neWsmen. He added that he hoped
recOgnition from Washington would come
"Soonhl' than expected." But the most r&
cent 'word from officials in the U.S.
caP:ital wils that ~tjon was not even imdei ~ideratiori. ·
The United States backed Pakistan in
Jbe lwo-.week war with India.in December
and the Soviet Union backed In~, which
entered the fight to establish the in-
dependence of Bangladesh. 1
India and Bhutan, one of its Himalayan
dependencies, were the first nations to
recognir.e Bangladesh, f61lowed by
Mongolia, Nepal, Bunna, ·EaSt Germany,
Poland, Bulgaria, YugosJavia 1 n d
Barbados.
One French new;paper ' called : tile budget .. a ·gamble"· while a French·
banker said It bad "big holes."
In Zurich, the dollar's·e:zchuge value
fell to $3,8635 Swiss francs after closing
Monday at 3.87Z75. Although it recovered
slightly to 3.ll&OO francs, the rate wu stijJ
0.65 percent· below its officlal parity of
3.8400. Swiss francs .
The pound strengthened s h a r p I y
against the dollar in London.. the e~
change value 61 one pound sterling j~
ping at the outset to $2.59025·from Mo~
day's $2.5876 closing. But later·the dollar
edged back a bit to $2.58925 when
speculaUve · transactions have way lo
nonnal commercial business.
Fresh sellina-hit the dollar in Paris
where a two.Ver exc~~ . ayttem o~ates. The freely .ftoatinl, o ·r
speculative dollar, fell from · MOnday's
5.15 French francs closing to.5.135 francs.
The commer"!aJ ,c1o11ae, used in "l''P'al ,
ltgaimt ·Soviets;
Ships lmpou114ed
ANCilORAGE (UPI) -C l'"I tit In a l
charges of· viofatlng U.S. fishing waters IA the Bering Sea were filed in federal
Court late Monday qalnsl three Soviet
fleet officers. . . ,
'Ibe Russian officials Were flown 600
mUes from Adak Island, where their
' veasel.S were impow)Cled, to Anchorage,
where Ibey appeared in UA Diltrlct
Court. .. .. '
Their arraignment was postponed· until
Friday by Judge James A. Von Oe;Heydt,
who released-the lhree on their own
recognizance to the custody of Vice-
Consul Albert AndrOfsev o~ 'the 1Soviet
Embassy.
U.S. Attorney G. Kent ~wards
formally filed . charges lliain.st the
Russians and l!Sked .tbat tbe "two :loviel
shlpe be conllscated along"Wlth their geae
and cargo. ~
·Conviction of the criminal charps"could
result In • muimljlD penalty of·• year in
jall and a tl!l" fll llll0,000 lor, each of Iha
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Yardage Remnants
large assortment of fabrics and pot·
tems, 20% to 60% off •
Boy's Sweaten & Sweatshirts
long ''"""' auort9d cokwl cctfdi. gans and pul!own. &M-1. NOW .
Boy'. Sport Shlrtl
long and short1leeve11tripe1,pot-NOW
tems. solids, 8 to 18
·Boy's Slacks
assorted styles&: pottems
1izes 6to 18 NOW
Women's All-Weather Coats
polyester & cotton blend double
breasted, 6 to 16
Women's 2 & 3 pc. Su~s
wool or polyester kltnt ,tyt.., colon,
IOtolB
Women's Pant SuitS ·
various sfyif:a. colors ancf fobrk1, I to
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Women's Sweaters
ocryjic cardlgo.-1
2-tooe color, J 2 only
Women's Tops & Blouses
knits and cotton blends gNCll buyl. ~
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Women's Ankle Pants
leans olso in *""
ol'ld sord .. 8 to 16
Women's Skirts
short, n\9jlium I. ~1 1engtha-..
and junior sizes ·
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Women's Tops & Bottoms
o saortment of coordinates greatly
reduced
Matemity Wear
top:S. bottonis, dreues priced at gteet
~· Women's Sleepwear
long gO'Nftl, pretty colors,, stytM. Giit.
sizes
Sportswear Fa~rlcs
polyester ond cotton Pfintt machine
wash, '5• wide •
' Ready Made Drapes
single to t~le widths antique ~
others, 54H to 95• lengths
Cafe and Travene Rods
decorator rods In wood look ond
span;sh olyleo, .er long
Boy's Pre-School Pants
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Women's Nightgowns ·
brulhed rayon&: nylon stock up ftOW & ....
Women's Pant Suits
caouol stylea In papulor cabo, 10 IO
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WOMEN'S ROBES
IOtfn quitted•
hooded loungers
Women's Half Slips .
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long lengths In Antron • Sotinette,
mod. & lg. NOW
WOMEN'S BIKINI & BRA SET .
styflah, colorful P.rinb
one 1tze fib an '
WOMEN'S SCUFF SLIPPERS
Ideal lo< lounging .
g..atlyroducod .
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• bfos and girdl~ .
reduced to door NOW
WOMEN'S PANTYHOSE SETS
lace bra and bikini
porrty hose iets
Women's Soft Slippen
100% hyfon knit for at home 'NeOr, 26
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Canvas Totes
durable, lightweight perfect for ca ..
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Glassware f;learance
4 ounce, 6 ounce or 8 ounce great
savings, 8 to a set
"Glo" Pups Nite-lite
unbreakable plastic bright colors, 30
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Place Mat Sets
includes 4 place mots: and 4 napkins,
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Girl's Dresses
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OrJo,Ultol.7S
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Men's Work Clothes
pants and overall• big savings, 60
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Men's Sweaten
pullovers, cordtgan .. 1l....Wes1 1i1.e1
amaM, medium, large
Men's Coniuroy Suits
flap pockot1, beltod back g..atiy ...
ducod, 35 only
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Men's Corduroy Sport Coats
two-button styling
center vent, 30 only
Cosmetic Sets
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compact, lipstick, mascara Ii eye
ohadow .. NOW
WOMEN'S SHOE CLOSE-OUT
Oms or casual 1tyle1 '
•fin 41/2 to 10
Boy's and Girl's Shoes
asst. oxfords.. allppons ond map.. IYJ
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Boy's Shoe Close-Out
newest stytea in oxfords or aJ~s.
31/2 to 6
Men's Robes
Penn-Prest <I stripes or prints, one size
fits all
Men's Sweatshirts
tMtovy weight, machine wa1h solids Ii
plaids, S-M·L
Men's Towncraft ®Suits
wool DI wool blinds 2-boitl.I.. ceft1W ' vent styles .
Men's Sport Coats
docron & ~ blends 2-button, center .... ..
Men's Towncraft *Slacks , . ' ' co,nlf!IOntal atyllng wooh aWd -r
Men's Flare-leg Slacks
du .. 6uggy flar ... plalda belt loop,
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Girl's Sweaters ' oaat.colors & 1tyle1 for.cool weother, 7
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Assorted colors, stock up ot terrific
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Girl's Skirts
assorted •tvlet In IOlida & patterns, 3
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Girl's Sun-Suits
woshable aolid1 Ii prints, aftft 3 to 6x
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many •tvln. prints Ii solids odd to her
wardrobe, 3 to 14 NOW 2''/3'' ·variety of. styles, paTtefnt 'Greet. buy,
alzes3 to 7 NOW 2/500
10'' Bond Saw ·~124.51
-y900 stationary pow.r tool reduced
1 ·4,, Jointer Power Tool
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stationary, great buy Nduotd . NOW
ll" Dn11 Press
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14 ll"Wood lathe
atotionary power tool reduced NOW
DAMAGED AND DISCONTINUED PIECES
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Decorative· Wall Tiies
..tf-odhnlw, wood or, ceramic pat-
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Golf Club Set
Chi Chi Rodriguez aluminum oholt. 4 .
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Bike Exercizer
.peddles and hondl9t move, 5 only, _,,:11 '
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FURNIT.URE . CLEARANCE
· 3nlfloor
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GlassTopWT.W..
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all new spin Ir go cor rechargtoble -.,
Bubba Bear Rocker
toddler'• cuddly _..... rod .. -· brown I.gold
Betty Jameson Golf clubs
full 1et, aluminum shaft greatly r•
ducedj-33.99 .
LIMITED QUANTITIES
Black Vinyl Sofa,
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Black Racker,
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Acctll Chair,
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ca.e• Size H11A111 ...
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Charged
In Bribe
Composer
Gene Austin' .
Dead at 71
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -
Gene Austin, composer and
singer of "My Blue Heaven"
and other songs that have
been performed for more than
four decade.a. has died at 71.
He bad been suffering from
Jung cancer for 10 months and
entered a hospital last week.
Austin never learned lo read
muslc and composed by ear at
a piano or electric organ.
Between 1924 and lb> the
public bousht 86 million «!J>les
of hi! records.' "My Blue
Heaven" aold 12 million.
Austin's soap .j DIC I u de
"How Come You Do Me Like
You Do?" ..• 11 Wben My
Sugar Walks Down the
Street,'' "Lonesome Road,"
"Rldln' Around In the Rain" ' . and "Wedding B e ll 1 Are
Breaking Up That old "Gang
of Mine."
Although his p0pularity wan-
ed after 1930, be remained ac-
tive until rec:eni year$, writing
songs, recording and oc-
casior\ally performing I n
nightclubs.
Searchers Find
Missing Plane
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -
Searchers in the Tehachapi
mountains discovered t h e
bodies of two men in the
wreckage of their light plane
Monday.
The Civil Air Patrol iden-
ti!ied the victims u: the pilot,
Hans 1.ehnder, 38. L o s
Angeles, 8l1d a pusenger, Jim o•camu, 42, Long, Beach.
Offi~ers Shot
Janitor 'Fights System'
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -An unemployed janitor said
be stopped his car and shot two policemen with 8 rifle
MOQday because of a sudden impulse to strike against
'1he· l)'ltem." .
Asked by newsmen why he had done it , Junious L. Poole, 21, replied:
"Aw, Dian. n was a fool 's play. Just a fool's play."
Poole wu arrested several blocks from where he
stopped his car and "without saying a word " wounded
two 0Ulcers1 one critically. '
"They hadn 't done anything. It was lhe whole system"
Poole told newsmen /rom hls jail cell. '
"I don't know1 why I decided to let them have it. tt
just jumped out."
Police said Poole had received a nwnber of traffic
ticket.I recenUy, the last one hour before the shooting.
They speculated he was after the officer who issued him
the citation and when he couldn't find him attacked the
first policemen he saw. '
Patrolman Code W. Beverly, 321 underwent emergency
111rgery and aeveral transfusions after being shot in the
abdomen. Officer James C. Bailey Jr., 30, was in fair
condition from a bullet wound In tbe Utigh.
Bailey 1ald from his hospital bed that he and Beverly
bad begun walking their beat in the Mission District when
• white car ·pulled up. , ,
. uA Negro got out with a rifle Jn }Us ·hands and, witboUt
aaymg a ward, started shooting at U!/'•Bailey said.
"COO, IOI hit right away and went'down. lie did' not
have a chance to return the fire. I got hit, but I wu able
lo aqume ol! eight •bols. I don't think I bit blm, though.''
The lhoi>ting wu the Jateat in a eeriel of unprovoked
aUacka: on policemen in th e San Franci.tco Bay area in
tbe past two years. Six officers have been ldiled.
Polle< !lld tbe gunman drove away at blgh speed alter
commandeering 1 car occupied by a woman motorist. He
-two parked cars &even blocb away and Oed Into an
.-tcomplex.
Bo IWTlllder<d alter police quickJ1 surrounded the
-. 'llll wnman motorist wu unbanned.
Paolo Joler uid he didn't "tar anything" to the pair
of "8ca" "I just llarted ~-" ~. ·
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After-inventory clearance~
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We're apendlng th• momlng preparing tor our glg1nUc 1tter-lnventory 8toNwid• cle1r1nce. There wtn be hundreds err ........
!IM.d .b1rg1ln~ lllroughcllit'th• atore tor your lioi!I•··~ t1mlly. Don't ml• HI
Sale. Washer-dryer pair. Our own ~and · ·
of brighteners to beat the wash-day blues •.
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buy the palrl
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Programmed
washer.
s199Reg. 219.95
Matching
electrlc dryer.
s133Reg. 149.95
Soi. priceo oll-lhraugh Saturday.
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tncludlng permanent press. Three water level
aettlngs, IOOk 1ettlng, llquld bleach diapen•r.
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~oi.: !t'1 N0.12~" 2. ~' ~ .M&ES ORAN~E 'COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . • '· • TUESOA Y, JANUARY' 25, Im ~ . ' N TEN CENTS ..
Utility Tax for P8rk Lands
u As thelt opporfilnitits come aton1. we
4!on~ bavt the OpPortwilly ID toke tberil
up." he sa,ld. ' : '.ne liid tbe neeil ls almllorly';r..t ror
br111eb llbnrlel. West Newport, Mcinnis'
diairidi llili ·-Win& lhe 'Ctty '°' a ·briincla -llllrlry. • . . -. .
Jtnillii.·.lnoile ... 'm •• .o..1-u ' COWl-cilmelvpoodeF.Ci"'"....;o"t;ri;;j, ~
mont • Oii ·pni~ . °" _ CUii Drlyo, • between · ~' and El Modena A-, that 1...wd block-the 'Popular • · I • t
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View lrom that llrelcb that overlo<ib ·-Newport Harbor.
On thole _parcela1 however, eouncllmtn
were told that Ume is short llild lbat at
leut -property """"'· Carl Artbo!er, baa qroed to consider acbanilnl bis
J>ropeily !er other city~i'Jajjd ' of
t<iual valoe.
Oouncllmen -!bi slafl to begin nelOllallOm for the prlvale property and
to work wllb the catl!omla Division of
Hlpnraya Clll .. 1 .... ,. lbe old Lulheran
.. Neiv Police Swtinn L6catinn Told
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• BI, L. PETER KRIEG However, Hirth denied · that· bt1 lll!i. , by llonlld, Mcl111tls to "dev<lop an ~erall
• , ~' •·0.11, P11ef ,,.,,, , · · hour turnaround was po I l't 1ca11 y plan .. 1or the Old New.Part area and "a ~N:..:r::.. Beacbto. ~ ... ~tr ~polllil<llllce ~1 .... d-rnottvaled,.. · ljiecUlc ·jllaii ·for ~ ..... ~~ of ' ~.-,; ....,.a·~· ·•~ "I did ·~· dci It becaUJt I ,...,,.ht it _..,.pollcefaclllty'In.....,--.irftb!M Oii tlie pn1e11t cllJ ball lile. · """"' · the defilslOii came on ' a· 4-3 ".Ote after was the po ar thing to do," 1.be mayor ov~ plan,11 lllrtb ltatted to ipllt. , !Aa~or Ed ' Htilh, tn an ,abrupt,, last· aald folio~ ti)e rote. ·' • White-laced he said:
minute ltt>ut face, said be ~ there "I'm Jmazed," said Councilman Crout,· "I hive found it very dlrficult to ·weigh
will be.room there' ".becauae space needs c:hairman · of· the· Civic Center Building all the~ ,things and make sutt:what's the
hive been reducid." ' ' · CoDln'Jt~ an4' a propoaept of llie Jani-beat lhbig to do. I know 1t Isn't the last
Minutes eiriler, the ·m~yor had glven a boree Road. alte. • .... , ..... lo, the . world, but it's still an .im· lengthy .speech favoring the proposed site "l'J!l . arnaud," lie ,.pealed, shaklni Po~I lasue.
oil Jambbree Road near the city's newest his head. "Yu, J believe the mayor was . fire station. • influenced b)' the iudienCt. He did what . ''The ract that " when previous plans
·voting for the' ex~ city hall lite he ,thought wu rlglit t guess.''. were made for the Use of this property.
were Hirth (East bluff) and Councibnen "N~xt titpe brine your pr,easure pp the' idea of what .was going to be required
Donald MclnqL! (Wt!! Newport),'Howard If you want somethln1 'done," Co\Jncilrnan tn the -way of police facilities and ad-
llodgent (BalbOa~,P.eninSula) and Carl Paraons said bitterly afief tit< vote. mtnlalratlve facilities I think a,. qui!e K'-"'· (!j ' ~ ttmbtl) ' ''l dlda!t fu1ly understantl wbat,be jn.. different tJiaD We l!\lgh\ figure now:
churdl property, jUJI to !he .. ,1, Iha!
waa' acquiied for freeway right~f·way
but now Is. consdered exeess land.
The overall bond issue con«pt also was
endoraed by COuncllman Richard Croul.
uA ,bopd issue coUld, se.t up a fund of
seyeral million· doll41'S.~' he ~Id, ''If peo.
pie really want -parks, they'll pass the
bond Jasue." · ·
On Hirth's u\ilily 'II!'· proposal; Cow>
cllman Milan Dostal suggt!led Iha! too
might be taken to the public for a vote.
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1 '~~\:'ere•:eouncilmen \\rclW'd teiidecf'by btl actloM," aa'Jd Couni:IJmaa "'\Ve 'have l'MVilualed 'wbat is · pro-
Cjiii} '(Conma del "Mar)" '!iinds)ey DOstal.' ' ' .. · -'. "' '. ' ' bOlily ~ io bO Ibo Iota! size 6! our City '
, Pariotll' ,(Co~' de( Mar)-' ind ·MWia lliilh, Wlio. wu=·' · · to .anriqlince llld> l :thb\t 'we probebly hive different
Dciolal (Baek !lay :W.e.J). · · his.~ IW, . ' ~;said· a jdeu .,., wbef1' IOI/II lo be a requllOd .i-p~~(\W·lhe~..X.-tri ·SiH•~-~·~,fca,Q~US
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<Ille! Wilson Riles. · • •. ' ' '!.....,,~.; ihe ~ clul. 11zd wouid'tle ~.'~--a of attempting to brtbe a the !enants a ·search wairant. •bortly . end plate' .a-brown >: 1. ·~~s.'~--...... .-.. •·11 ~-~ paperbqtn'thetrualolacar; . Seh.' AJbert S. Rodda, De,,_.Uc set •• w _ _.... .....; more ..,... -lfooolulu ctly· o!!lcial. (See earlier story, lnvestlgilorl said 'liashisb found tn ad-Harbor Judicial District CoUrt J .....
chai(maa ol. the ,state.Senate Education the. ~.100 acboolz ~ Wqllid be P!llt 11 . dltioa to the two-p0und shipment, added Cilvin P. Scbmldt bad laiUecta -~J;
CoIBJl'lltee,, npreued concern It -d aholtolwl and .,.....S..-· • •, · In a brief slalement telephoned · to utto $16,000 Worth arill>led to lbe arrest w8mnt for tlie --tut week, ao
tiu'Nton tocil control' of educaiton llild be ~I ochools.fnlm k I n d er g a r t i11 DeWll!Dtn, Reagan's office announced ol four'penono. .' detectl.vea 'wal~ tn · lhe"tilnga ¥oriday ''r~ve!' but we!comea the propoeli lhmuih·tbe Utb gncte Woul~ ~vt-"1!0 "the Q.overnor lodaY direcled each agen-Complaints charging the two young went right bai:k aM gkone for the c.r, la.~. probe !cir "!'Iraq&•" new llOW'Ctl., rnlllllll\_a year~ fnlm lhe slate than cy secretary to once mo,. go over !be couplOI 'with pct1Mlaloa of lnai'ljuaiia tor A dehe of it foil·wraPP14 pact~
'"eilue: · · · r"-·~-· · i-· t~.~~ .. ;..a ·~·~and ·~ .IU~j=uts!deae\tvttiea -andofJ:'"I· sale,1imple·pct1W11onot1Darljuaaa,and all"ed .to, contain baabt1b, the reftll!'d ~~==r . ,,~; baol.,;.... ,~-.~in:it-' .. :.:a In-~=.:~tbda"';?Jl!™."-tn .. pol!lJe=plaut.••.'.i•lzod
lb.-bili but minced-Colilii-_ '"~ !\'.~ ......., ~ nolci.till pro-In.addition, a Reagan spokesman said, --· .L.. .I 1-e E llltb' ·•• ·put· ~· ~· ~ • .-~. IJ ~JI -~ol tbi!•s.Nlte Finan.. l'Dil'-'" J>lflli ·-· fa!. '"!:""~.to an•· "the Governor baa dirOcled Alriculture ,,,. !:(t,';L , ..::.· u...:-K .,.. --.. • flCl* °'11,id DoilllOcl ~ilia ~=laOd and Services Agency Secretary .J. Earl N~·L. ~=. "'1 ,.~,. · MConllac4Jlon al ·the Mabllb abtpiDe,.t •ai:J1~~ ·· \ .~' -'')T·.i';.~~~'·~, "'.' COketoP ~:.':'1Boalhre~~,.~tbe ~1 ~·~1'J~·:~ iwo. ~ •• ·w~~:.::~~. ~r= ' _,_L ~"" II ''"· • . ....... ,..,..,.., . • y ...... .stale er-~ rd lo revb ·~ cur-PL-...... '...! --"·"·....... • ''. • .. •. . -, ... BA'-....... t) have .......,. ~er ~-,fntiii biJrillt1o?. .111t~·-Ci . rtnt ,.,,.fajiom, &Ovei;ntnc, outside ao-~r:;-""'~ ......, ..,. ' • . • , -,.. . 1 • . ' .
""'Is a 111ey lofward,"-1Ules ·~ califd .~-' · ' iW~.ut. Jivitrea of all state einploye1." · · The . ....,.., .ne!tber tlllllioYe!I. ,were " ' -. · . · . ., '·
pleued thli he'put la a bill." ilJ 'jell to .... . t:f8ii<t::to '~gan tpld aew11110rt oaflet • banquet booked lnlo Orant!e County -Jail: . ~"· c:nllly,' ---"" !llliifY the ltfle ' clOctslon apeech . Monday nllb~ "I felt Ibero Mndf, an 0ra.-Coil!' College i!U-Owner Cha· raed !W,Leglslature, proposed that the atale· whlda. luf~lliiii:li ....,.: the ciir, wu a ,.gre.ttable error In judgment that dent, and 9talfonl, a plumber, are book~ , O . '
taU onr virtually .all COits of ~ · t _......_ lu.,._lltrid .... :.... of crlaled a c0nfllct ol intereats" for In Colla Meu City Jill loday, .pending
educatlna. by ibollahing ,the · statmde "" .,. • ..., v · • ,.,.. "'--:-arratgrubent. D J nde' d ~ l!flOl'lu and~~' i new "groa acpooql""". '""''). ' 'l' l"~· ·-. l og . mpou .
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t A ... '"~;......_-,. t • :t ~ ~.,..,') t \, • . . • ..• I • ' f 11 I, • ~.after allegedly;~ to ,rn. J.St . nDtf~~.xu.' ', ".~-:Pr-t.etfMt·:t~l.Sem~tiO~i ;47 '8aJJbor .Mur(l,er· Case_ · ·:=.~;n"°'~~-t."'."
''l'lie f1nt ..........,. ~ I( ' ~ ., , , i:'' , · • , · I . • , , · · Lounate J, Adami, II, ... -SU., ~ ~-IOcAtllmr ,........ iloa!U!P. .. ''illf·lii.e 'i' G~~JllrVleeaJl"'pendlnsll Wiim Ille,.._ ralled, a crude-· lbant~,WU'~llJl'llroi!'WI' 1!lli 1'<111 tit '11111-111 1llld Ii f jJL T.;.' ll'ililifoNj 'Wllfoll ud SOt1 MOrltlaly, YUC<:O Valley. bomb wu -mt II -~ ..,... i:t'I': 8eoecal and -Gil Npilloo, 1!1 ... llfl!i!itcltlallt1 ol •tlle,o.a .... Gall .. --.. = Prior to Illa Imo)-· bl 1111.Q9oN11 jlllded d:rDlmillL ,._Qr-. QJtmlY ...... ol bt ~ With ....... --• ·· 'l£\iClul> ' ,'.! i. • ·.-, 'ciie, Mt. willllmo 'wal beat tnhwn. lor .., rufod 11111 Mr.•a liln-~ '!Ill dot -:io !Iii..,....; dlorpd, ' '.,TG.;.;a1Colt.11M1 '"111• ll'tlltt -'£ 11111-·~ ol Japa.-·.Premlot witidliid1itfa!wllla....-andtbal wllbi.1._to;~a:tlaf'~•N-
lot'lbtt£ illllct to dlcb Jd 111 11..iekl Tojo and 15 o1ben found pstty of Mn: -llld .....,.,ittr~-· '~ 111 n>nlelpll Gte-. ' ' t11t jlullllc 11 In • ' • lfr ~· ,... -crime """*" In _,, Pldlle lo ...._lilllui llollPoaa Jwnmor. • ,, OlllNi -.-1 oUI be .. _ 1111·
(lue.11 wlD Doportm9 Com-v.n.; lloo(tHll0
... Jn 1\ea!er clarloa W«ld War D. • Qollum-ud Beallb Lou!M --cba1'1·· dUo al'~ ,...,.. and W.:O...n
• mander Ctdl B"""7 Ind l!n. Bundy, 111111' _ ...... t, -~ llo· Mr. Williama 1 .. 1 the 0..roll ca.. ed With lbt wwwdora. Mr. Wllltsml WU J'ronl .. -Adami '• Ii!=• ~.Wilk
wllo 1"l!I prJ!90lll tbt N1l1011al American ~ ' ' when lleulab Louise; tbea 17, and 1* called Into the -by tbel) l\tornoy ~ tbt do( wflhoal I loltb. • t.iiioO ''•art)' blrdl'' •-.rd 1o P\)11 411. l£lrlllr. bl ..md llOl nan with Ille -· George "Bud" Gonum. thel general Fred N. -OI SOUlh. t.llUnl He an.god tbot """"' bod no !dent~
Jorry -OoodoH. 191.~ dlittia -mtmd<f, Loi An1tlea coanty· DllMct Attornay1 ii, _. !ouncf lnMcent of 1taylna who !med a. C.... bot,.... /lMrilf Jamea nc,)lc/11 ¥ 1111 ... him ~ pltony all~ and, "" ""11 Jiii'& woot"'°'111. IOC01ll!,dlit rlct ~pt-offlce, IDclU\lltl laar nor;~ tllltl dtpl-Beallil'• porents abOard their II-foci A. llluskk ml 111111tbendlitr1ct1t1'm>eY I '=1 iddretl -'he ~ -tltere -· .. mender GI !be v-. .. ol rOftlcn Wan, ty. Ht NalPotl .. 1lill ttf}" .. """" .,.,... cn11aer1 llie "Mary!." It WU tbe Ja-L, ~via. • • no . .-... S.,.""°"' llt\ ... -~ ~·
.. , allO be 11t10tll or t)le JIOS!-' pracUco.. • ' • ml_I -INI he ••er lost. Tba lrlfl btrlD l(ay I!. lH7 ud luted .., .• ...,. .. to the llo<ioe .... .
l'Jlllam S•. C'alr. Co•ta M<-•• clfv ....,. Ho lo M•lt«llf 1111 ~0.-. of Tba boat apW lo Newport -..,...ty l~ iNeb uil Lrit.W opt mDUcm, lie, •id Adwmo tnld 'blm after tl!ey t8nlal wll ~ the ..._..,bly. Yqc<1_ V.•llc>'' 1 ._ ""'-• 11 rn1qqtal belon.ml4nllhl on Mardi ll, *or:1f1 of IOI!~. ""Ind m -·tllat he _, find
Bii'"'-and ltollet• lnlermatbi • ~ ~ 'eoiit ! ; • 'M •1' • 1"' 1i11 1111t llow-llnii In JI fell al l , Tba1)1rJ itfiteo ~.of !urid ~ bl1 ,hoalt. leoatnr ~ fllibir -IP-'
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To Check Report
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On Pupil Totals .
New~rt-1'1!"' IChool truatees Ji'lll mee(
In i special i'""1 lllSlctn ti)nlcJlt at 7:311
o'clocl< m the' Emncm OOi1i s.; ho o'I
J'crurn, to discua 1· report oller!ag al,
~lives to r dlltrJct -.um'l'! ~
~· .• 'jj •. ;"
' Eslancia Hi,li ljchool la 11, ms· Piai
centia 'Ave., ~ Cdtta Meu .
·The ,.port developed bY AAOctate Acil
lnlntstr-L. E. Slllck ollrn Jio'd'I'\
altel'Nt-to lnc'reulnl -'Ill
the °""""' def ltllr lteo. oclllit 'tl'4'
1ufllclenr.1tUoo., lllfl -dolzr1· "11
eleJQentpry IS,CbOol. attendance. i f • ~'
No actki~ w!D be la~en tonight ana the
bOard ii not ~ to act' UnW aome
Um• tn l'ebnwy.
'Fbe dlstr1ct report o!fera no apeclflo recommendatlltm 1 ... problem .,...._ r ...
otead, It gtvee alternatives that colild be
choeen ana \ens the number of students
1flected in each cue.
Stam io Resign ·
WASHINGTON (AP) -secretlry of
-eommeroe MIUrlce StoM ls•._ia! to
resign aoon lo repeal !Ill 1'81 role' u aa
acttve lunlt.ra!w <ln Praoldent N!son'i
tlection l-.ampalp Alked Moncloy wbeli
~ ~lion of --d 'bl ....
--'-~ial ~ SecietarJ
ltonlld J. ZJec1er oUI II -be a-pected tn ti. ;MU ,... 4-yl. i
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~·geTrade
Deficit Set
Last Year
WASHINGTON (AP) -The n1Uon
recorded Us larges! trade dellcll In
history In 1971, when the value oC Imports
exceeded exports by more than $2 billion,
the Commerce Department said today.
Jt was tht first balance of trade deficit
since 1aaa, when the nation's trade
f.igures were $33 million in the red.
The department said the deficit was
caused by a 14 percent increase in im-
ports and 1 2 percent expansion in ex·
ports.
The department said exports reached
$13.!115 billion while Imports totaled
flS ,803 billion.
Originally the government said the
trade defjcit for 1971 woUld be the first
itnoe 1813 .. ii.;,.ver, fo recllecking, the
department found that that deficit was
compiled on a fiscal year, or July to June
basis. It had to look back another five
years ~fore it found a calendar-year
delic!L
The actual deficit for 1971 was $2,047
billion. For the month of Deeember, the
nation turned in a third straight moath11
deficit of $273. 7 m.Hlion.
During 1971, trade figures were in the
red f6r eight months. ·
* * * Nixon Asks Hike ..
In Upper Level
Of National Debt
WASllINGTON (AP) -President Nix·
on ls 1skln( for 1 $50 billion increase in
the celling on the naUonal debt, to '480
blllloo, the Houoe Ways and Means Com·
mittee said today.
This would be the biggesl year·l<>-year
-since World War Il In the limit
on Treuwy borrowing.
Tbe cellin& mU1t be railed because or
delicltl now estlmat..i at $31.1 billion for
the year ending June 311 and $25.5 billion
for the following year. ~
Tiie pmml debl ceiling 11 $l30 billion,
ol -flOO billion II CODl!dered
permlDOlll ...S Pl bUllon temporary
tborugb June 311.
The administraUon proposal, the com·
mittee lllDOUDCt!Dent Aid, ii to increase
the tam...,ary component to l80 bUUon
and e1.tend it through June SO, 1973, [or a
total limit of $480 bUUon.
Fro111 Pqe I
HASHISH ...
Mesa-bound drugs by customs and postal
officiab .
SWpect..i dealen who picked up a
large baahiah ahipment in the earlier
cue were abldowed all over the Orange
C4ast by the Costa Mesa Police
Helicopter as they tried to shake any
following cars.
1bat incident was the first major one
using the then-new Eagle One helicopter.
Authorities found the shipment seized
Moodl.y on Jan. 12, when one customs
agent's German shepherd Toni (Badge
No. 403A) sniffed it out at Los Angeles
Jnternational Airport.
Toni's handler transferred the
111Spicious parcel to the U.S. customs
laboratory, where it was carefully open.
ed, analyzed, and found to be high·grade
hashish.
The case was revealed to local police
Jan. 17 and the raid was then planned.
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'I SUPPORT PRESIDENT'
C1ndid1t1 Burgener
Burge1ier Joi1is
Race for New
42nd . District
A Republican state senator from San
Diego County bopes to become President
Richard Nil.on'& Congressman and vows
he will 11generally support" the
President's legislative alms.
Claire W. Burgener (R·Rancbo Santa
Fe), offic ially threw his hat in the ring
for one of five new Cl!:lifornla seats in the
U.S. House of Representatives. The
district is the 42nd Congressional District
and it covers portions of the Orange
Coast formerly represented by Rep . John
G. Schmitz (R·Tustin), in<:luding ·San
Clemente which is the President's polling
place.
Rep. Schmitz, an avowed member of
lhe John Birch Society has publicly
criticized his moat prestlgioll.! con-
sUtuent's forthcoming trip to ColllllUIJli!t
China.
BW1entr, a veteran of 10 years in_ the
alalt leglsllture, praised the Nuon trip.
Describing himself as "an armed
dove", Bura:ener said, uthe way to world
peace is through deveJopment of a
balance of power."
He su pports Nixon's talks with Com-
munist powers as long as "he is backed
by genuine military strength."
The candidate for the GOP nod for the
seat representing a Congressional district
that is 57 percent Republican also noted
other Nixon goals he would support.
Among theni were the following :
-Federal aid to education that Is
limited to grants in aid and not com·
prised of direct funding of School
districts.
-A shift of school taxation away from
the property tax to taxes that reaect
changes in the economy such as sales, li·
quor, banking and personal income taxes.
-Revenue sharing. providing the
money is channeled to cities via atate
governments. However, Burgener noted
he'd prefer Jess federal taxing as a
shortcut form of revenue sharing.
Burgener also said he favored state
legislature provision of "no fault" in-
surance, because it will lower cost of in·
surance to the consumer, "unclog court
calendars" and thus reduce court costs.
AJthough the district Burgener hopes to
represent includes a portion of the new
city of Irvine -Turtle Rock and the
University campus -the primary
hopeful was unaware his Monday press
conference was scheduled in Orange
County's newest city.
The Airporter Inn, located out.side the
new 42nd Congressional District, but In
the new city, was chosen, Burgener aaid,
for "convenience."
The new dlstrict· does include portions
of nearby Newport Beach, 'nd coastal
cities south to Spring Valley, La Mesa
and El Cajon in San Diego County.
Some 460,000 people live in the sprawl·
fng district. About 80,000 or the district's
207 \000 registered voters live in Orange
County.
l"rom PflfJe· l
WILUAMS •..
letters allegedly passed between Bud and
Buelab as they languished Jn jail. The
trial ended Oct. 3 and Im thon two days
later both were acquitted .
Mr. Williams, in his case for the pro-
secution, said, HWe will prove that they
wre motivated by an illicit, perverted,
sadistic smial passion amounting to
almost a freney and to this frenzied
paasion was added the element of geed."
Buelah Louise w11 de!ended by 1t·
lomey Olio Jacobs >Vbo stlll pracu ... in
Santa Ana and lives at 2202 Private Road
ln Newport Beach. He mounted a sue·
cessrw "klll them or free them" de[ense.
Miu Overetl inherited nearly '501000
from her parents. Most of it went Jn
court 1... and tuu. Buelah broke orr
ber afrair with Gollum 133 days allu the
· trill. She died In l9IS ol acute
•
alcoboliBm In Lu Vesu •I •&• 36.
Gollum dropped out ol •tibl.
Tbe yacht ~ E;. wu salvaged. At
one time she wu !foa~ beadquarlen
for an abortion rtn& and for a Ume, a
carnival altractlon ln Loni Buch.
Council OKs
Alley Pave
.
Work Bid
A massive alley.paving project tn
Newport Hef1hts was approved by
Newport Beach city councilmen ?l-1onday
night, even though nearly one-third of the
more than 500 homeowners opposed It.
Councilman Carl Kymla , who
represents the area, moved to approve
the plan that wilt cost property owners
about $470 apiece , noting that two-thirds
of the people want it.
Kymla pointed out that opponents had
gone door·to-door and "'187 protests Is a!J
they could muster."
"This is true democracy in action,''
Kymla said.
He also complimented area resident
Roland Landrigan for pushing the project
and getting the city to lower its standards
ao cheaper work could be accepted for
permanent city maintenance.
Kymla noted that two years ago the
lowest cost was set at $650 per resident.
Cooncilmefl formed an alley asses,s..
ment distr' / that also includes a on~
block area 1n Balboa, bounded by East
Bay Av.enue, Coronado Street, East
Balboa Boulevard and Cypress Street.
Councilmen realigned the proposed
boundaries in Newport Heights when
residents of two blocks registered an 80
percent protest against it.
With some minor exceptions, all alleys
within the following boundaries will be
repaved under the project:
Cltalina Street south to Clay Street
east one block to Santa Ana Avenue,
south to Cllff Drive, east to Irvine
Avenue, north to 15th Street and west to
Calallna Street.
From Page I
POLICE ...
the values of property, but if it's possible
to work out a practical design on this
present site, without the necessity of
going to a lot of expensive parking or ad-
ditional land, it might make a feasible ar-
ran~ement.
"With reduced requirements I would
think that if we could make such a study
and if it does prove practical perhaps this
is the answer.
"But if we get into this study and we
find out that the parking requirements,
even with our redt&Ced requirements, are
going to be so high il's not golng to be
practical, then I don't think it's too late
to change our minds in reverse. But I
thinlo 11'1 worth looting into this thing and
for this reason I'm going to support your
motion."
Earller In tM same meeting Hirth had
aald:
"I have spent considerable time talking
to people and considering all aspects of
this matter.
"I compliment Councilman Carl Kymla
on his new ideas in urban renewal for this
area. Maybe it would be worthwhile to
pay some architect to figure out what can
be done on this property. To me It is ob-
vious it (lhe police station) would be
much more reasonable on that (the Jam-
boree Road) property.
"One dollar and IK> cents per square
foot for the Jamboree Road site Is better
than $12 per square foot for this site -it
probably would be more beneficial to this
area to have another type Of facllity here
than a civic center. BUt if we do move
the police facility, it does not preclude
ptittlng the city haU here."
McIM~ later said he thinks at least a
tentative plan can be prepared by the ci·
ly stslf by tbe end of May.
Kymla said he thought it would take six:
months to a year.
Hirth conceded that the action could
cost perhaps a one-year delay in building
the new station.
* * * Police Station
Addition OK'd
Newport Beach councilmen Mooday
night voled to speod ~.ooo foe a '°"""""
story addltion to lhe prtffl1! police Ila·
tion to eue the department'• crowded
conditions temporarily .
The 2,800-squore-foot upamion will be
built above an out-building erected in
1959 that aow houses the Detective Divis-
ion. Public Works Director Joaeph T. Dev.
Jin told councilmen he thloks the addi-
tion can be built by May or June.
Coup'le Kil'led
In New Sau1w.
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - A Portland
man and his wife, usin& their homemade
aauna for the first time, were found deed
inside the base.ment unJt, the apparent
victims ol carbon monollde poilOllllli·
Tbe bodies ol Roy Kopin&, a, and hll
wl[e, Geraldine, wero found -Y by
their 15-year .. ld 10n.
Autborltlea llld the couple entarwd the
sauna Sunday nilbl mj were found by
the boy Mond1y mornlnl when they !lad
not come out.
Steam Bus Falters
OAKLAND (UPI) -Tbe nation's ftrat
steam bus was oul of service today with
1n enaloe breakdown, au.er one d1y on •
rqular tra!WI Une. Tbe bus, dneloped
during the past three )'earl 11 a COii ol
more than $1.1 million, II Intended to be
·lhe forerunner of imorl• trlllllt ol lhe
future.
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Newport Beach City Clerk Laura Laglos and City Altorney Dennis
O'Neil dig into box lunch during city council session. Councilmen
(background) also ate box lunches as they began their lengthy after-
noon session Monday. Council began study session an hour and a half
early in order to spend more time on municipal business.
NewportCou11cilEndorses
FAA Study of New Airport
Acting over the protests of Orange
County Airport Director R o b e r I
Bresnahan. Newport Beach councilmen
Monday night voted to endorse • re--
quested Federal Aviation AdmlnistraUon
study of the proposed airport site in
Chino Hills.
Bresnahan said the area hid earth·
quake faults and a massive alt traffic
'problem connecting Orange County
Airport to Palmdale, Ontarlo and maybe
Palm Springs.
If we move the county airport to Chino
Hills, we won't have any commercial air
traffic at Orange County to worry about,
retorted Councilman Milan Dostal.
The council stresed it sUll favors use of
Camp Pendleton as the logical long.w-m
solutiOo to county air transportation pro-
blems, bul agreed that the Chino Hiiis
plan, advanced by • real e.atate pro-
moter, is worth atudying.
"We are obli1ated to 11.1pport any ac-
tion · th1I is going to review all lhe
Student Seeks
Coun.cil Seat
A 19-yea r-old student has taken
out papers for the City Council
election April 11 in San Juan
Capistrano.
David A. Wolf of 30112 Silver
Spur Lane, is the third person to
consider running for the two seats
held by' Mayor Tony Forster and
Councilman Bill Bathgate.
Wolf is a hi!tory major at UC
Irvine. He said he is interested in
the council seat because youth
needs representation and because
he does not wan~ to see San Juan
become a victim of urban sprawl.
Two other candidates have taken
out papers. Judy Beggs, 31931 Calle
Winona, was the .first to officially
file her papers. James Weathers.
27341 Ortega Highway, has not yet
filed .
Candidates have until noon on
Feb. 3 to file their nomination
papers.
alternatives, n aaid Councilman Clrl
Kymla.
Councilman µnc1.oley Parsons also
pointed out that much further con-
1identlon of lhe U.S. Marine Corps Air
Station -El Toro, is uaele.ss.
"Irvine is opposed to El Toro," he
said, "it would just be another con.
troversy. They won 't permit the thing to
happen over there that Is happened
he.re."
Bresnahan had said that the upcomin1 recommendation of a Southern California
Association of Governments (SCAG )
study proposes use of El Toro.
"And If we fail to find a new site, ..
Breanahan said, "our job (with Orange
County Airport) wlll be lo get people lo
the other airports." Councllinen cl)rect..i Mayor Ed Hirth lo
wrllt the FAA staling their position al!u
beartq a plea from Leo Leary, IPOll•
man for the lier Woods real estate com.
pony, who qld It wlll take 111pport ol the
pion just to till the study. 1
Stiff Auto Ru'les
May Be Costly,
Says Unit Chief
Speaking in Anaheim today, the presi-
dent of the Automobile Manufacturers
Association warned that stiffer safety
and clean air rulings m1y raise serious
questions on costs versus benefits.
AMA chief Franklin M. Kreml uld
automakers must work with government
to solve problems but "solutions mu st
come from realistic appraisal and proven
effectiveness and not be borne on a wave
of hysteria or Ill-conceived action .''
Addressing lhe Special Equipment
Manufacturers Association an automotive
altermarket group, Krenn said "It Is
clearJy our duty to coostantly analyze the
public worth of our own policies and ob-
jectives and give close e1amlnatlon to
any actlon affecting the use of our pro-
ducts which we feel Is not in the public
Interest." ·
Seceding
In Newport
Gets Airing
' Envlronmenlallst Sue Ficker, 'Monda1
nlghl uld she ts workin( on a pl1n 10
hive the water-orientated 1reu of Ne•
port Beach secede from the ~liq city;
She in.slst.1 she is aerious.
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Flcker in(ormtd counc;llmen ln the midst ~
of a debate over where to build a new ,
police station.
She argued in favor of what counctlmen 1
chose -the present slte -aaylna, •'wt
are moving the center of the city from ;
lhe bay to the hillside.
We built the city here," she sald, "we .
want il here."
"We are suffering a greater and lfetter
toss of ldentlly," she uld.
Miss Ficker said a group of people have
tried to convince her to run for city coun·
ell on the ae«<Ie platform.
"Don't worry I 1m not 1olng to run ,"
11he said. ·
The sister of architect.yatchsman, Bill
Ficker• liver at 110 9th St., ~lboa, in
District 1 wbert there II no council race
thbJ year anyway.
1.1isl! Ficker aays It ii the older tec-
tion of the city that is responsible for all
the development in the Harbor Area.
"Old Newport Is something we are
proud of, · It lead to the auccess of df..
velopment around here.
·"There's been Iota of pressure by the
Irvine Company to gel city hall on the
hlllskle," Jbe II.Id.
Mia Ficker didn't offer any new boun-
daries for her city, but lndlcat..i onl1 .
bay front property woold be welcome •
, Both Mayor Ed Hirth and Councl-
IJndlley Panort1 of Corona de! Mar not·
ed that Corona del Mar bu lalked ...
cedlq for yean but bu roti.n nowhere.
11Now there'• ID area ftchllnc for an
Identity," PIJ'IOll! uld.
Hirth to Quiz
U.S. Officials
On Bay Preserve
Newport Beach Mayor Ed Hirth Mcn-
day night Wei be will meet wilh 9ttlclall
of the U.S. Deportment of the !Jlteri'"' e1rly next month to find out how IOrioul
lhat ageocy Is about making all or port
of Upper Newport Bay a wlldllfe pre. mve.
Vice M1yor Howard Jlotero had called
upon councilmen 1 IQ. adopt a policy Jn ou~· of a count>" proposal lo create
the preserve In the estuary.
Hlrth polnled to cooperative elfortl
among couaty, Irvine Company .and city
officials to dettrmlne ultimate use.
"We all .agree there should be a p~
serve, the only questions are the boun-daries and what else should there be,,.
Hirth said.
Study of the bay hu been 1o1Di on
for two years by varioua agencies, in.
eluding the Upper Newport Bey Cooper·
ative Planning Project, 1 joint panel
headed by Hirth, Supervisor Ron Caspers
and Irvine Co. President William Muon.
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President Prays
For Sen. Hayden
MESA, Ariz. (AP) -President Nixon
hu ,.nt a telegram to retired Sen. Clrl
Haydtn, M, In a coma In a Mua ho.!pital.
"OUr thoughla are wllh you In your lll·
ntss u .Mn. Nixon and I pray tb1t God
may give you strength at this time just 11
you gave strength to your country for JO
many years," 1aid the messaae, sent
Monday. '·
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
Ono ftdor ovorlool<.cl liy customors '"
l:iuyin9 corpotin9 i1 tho mH1urin9 for yard190.
All of our Sal11mon k110w how to mu1ur1
and figure uoct yorda91, ofttn providing our
cu1tom1rs subllanti1I s1vin9s in yardage alone,
Also, with' tho tr1mondou1 in1ttlation H•
poritnct our s.il11m1n havo (Heh previously was
an uport insteler for utj, wt art able to fonee
any pot1nti1I probltm. ,
PIHse stop i" arMI look at the treesum
1vaU.ble to your through our st .... Wo h1Y1 •
9i91ntic salection, -.,d the m11surin9 will bo
ACCURATE!
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a=-of consplr"9 to cbeal and ~etr1uc1 molortlts .ert_ ~.~~ ~. ol -·Avtillda.DO lllo, M!Albn vi. Jo. Qlvld Concllol1; n; .ol .iooll Cfltde• Grove Blvd;;''Weetenl)lfl(r and
Chrlalop(ler. EnrlqllOI,, :1$, of . 75111 Vol11
Drive and Henry ~y, 31, or 7881
Comnlodore prlve, 'bolll of Huntlnston
Beach. '
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1'1toy'llld lnlerceptod by I inoopy U:S. · ~ · aor ,,._·Toni 1n ., altpcii
llllflroam WM duly deltvmd to I Colla
Mal nolcleDce Monday. ~ after pollal carrier Blackie
:Vui<ollc ~ over lhe ,parcel, l1wmen
ollked out to walch lhe transfer banded
the tenants .a aearch warrant.
S~t~ Agency
Clieck Ordered
Inveatlpton,llkt ."¢lob· found In ldl t!>it ~.·and WllUaVl,Arndt, n, of
d!Uon ID .lbe two-!!OoiJld ·o(!!pmenl, adflld etsmo:Jludi, behlndJ>m .
up to•fJJ.000 wortli and ltd to Ibo ll'i'eft . The '"I' ..... : netlblt. ·employed, ·wore ~f r~ ~•' I 1 , ~ ' ' I booUd. ... ~!Cllun&y Jail, '
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being Ip I where nwjJl!IDI ~ in ~-.
""' wore being llOUiht today. · Deteellve set. John l!t1an 111d today
The mid-day raid it !IS E. lltli SI. put ' lhlt nirootlca agenll believe !hero may
Norman L. • stafford, ··II, Maiy K. llliV. -many'IUCh prior deliveries at
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Hsrbor Judlcllf Dlllrlct Court Juqa
Calyln P, Schmidt bid 1aued I~
warrant for !he -tut week, • ao
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LmegeTrade
Deficit Set
Last Year
WASlllNG'roN (Af) -The nation
recorded Ila Jorg .. t trade deficit In
blatory 1n J,971 , when the value of imports
•needed exports by more than $2 billion,
the Plm.mcrce Oepartmenl said today.
ll w•• the first balance of trade delicit
•iDce. 1•, when the nation 's trade
figures were $33 million in the red.
The department said the defi cit was
cauaed by a Jf percent increase in im·
porta and a J percent expansion in u·
port.I. - .
The department said exports reached
'4o!J5S billlon while !mports totaled
'45-W billion.
Originally the government said the
t11de deficit for 19'11 would be the first
llnce 1193. However, lo rechecking, the
department found that that-{ielicit was
compiled on a fiscal year, or July to June
basis . It had to look back another five
years be.fore It found a calenda r-year
deficit.
The actual deficit for 1971 waa $2,047
billion. For the month of December, the
nation turned in a third slra.ight monthly
deficit of $273.7 million.
During IJ71, trade figures were in the
red for eight months.
* * * Nixon Asks Hike
In Upper Level
Of National Debt
WASH!NG'roN (AP) -President Nix-
on is asking for a ~ billion increase in
the ceiling on the national debt. to $480
billion, the House Wa ys and Means Com-
mittee said today.
This would be the biggest year-to-year
Increase since World War U In the limil
on Treasury borrowm,.
The celling mtlft be raised because ol
deficits now estimated at $38.1 billion for
the year ending June 30 _and $25.5 billion
for the following year.
The present debt celilni ts $'30 bllllon,
of which $400 billion is considered
permanent mid $30 billion tempo1ary
thoruch Jame JO.
The administration proPosaJ, the com-
mittee announcement sald, ls to lncreue
the lanpor1ry component to llO billion
mid eztend it throuch J1111< 30, 1m, for a
total limit of $4111 billion.
Stiff Auto Rules
May Be Costly,
Says Unit Chief
Speaking In Anaheim today , the pr.Si.
dent of the Automobile Manufacturers
A.s.sociation warned that stiffer safety
and clean air rulings may raise serious
questiong on cos&I versus benefits.
AMA chief Franklin M. Kreml said
automakers must work with government
to aolve problems but "solutions must
come from realistic appraisal and proven
effectiveness and not be borne on a wave
of hysteria or ill-conceived action."
Addressing the Special Equipment
Manufacturers Association an automotive
aftennarket group, Kreml said "It is
clearly our duty to constantly analyze the
public worth of our own policies and ob-
jectives and give close examination to
any action affecting the use of our p~
ducts which we feel is not 1n the public
interest.."
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Stlliknt Seeks
Council Seat
A li-JUN>ld lludolll bu taUn
out Jllpen far Ille City CouncJJ
tleclloo April 11 In San Juu
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Blast Destroys
4 Counfy ,
Auto Cra~h }
Deaths Told l 0.'llcl A. Woll of 30111 Silver
S,Ur "Line, ls the third penon to
comJder running for the two seats
held by Mayor Tony Forster and
Councilman Bill Blthgate.
Policeman's Car
Wolf is a history major at UC
Irvine. He said he is interested In
the council seat because youth
needs representation and because
be dots not want to see San Juan
become a victim or urban sprawl.
Two other candidates have ta.ken
out papers. Judy Beggs, 31931 Calle
Winona, was the first to officially
lilt her papers. James Wealhers,
27311 Ortega H!lhway, has not yet
filed.
Candldate5 have unUI noon on
Feb. 3 to lite their nomlnalJoJl
papers.
Planners Okay
Industrial Land
Future Zoning
Winding up a short agenda In less than
30 minutes, the Costa Mesa Planning
Commission Monday night approved a
pre-zoning recOmmendation fo r 228 acres
of industrial land being annexed to the ci-
ty.
The property will be desilJUlted for
commercial ind manufacturing use -as
it is now under a less clearly-defined
county zoning section -if the city coun-
cil follows the ncommendatlon Qf plan-
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The properly Involved is bounded by
the Sin Diego Freeway, Orana:e County
Airport, R<d Hill Avenue ind Palisades
Road. Much of it is undeveloped.
Most of the land is owned by the Irvine
Company.
Some items among the six on the aaen·
da Monday were withdrawn at the ap-
pUcant.s' request and a zone e1ception
permit for Town and Country Patio
Shops, 1706 Newport Bl vd., to build a
covered rear storage area was continued.
A tentative tract map submitted by
Richard L. Beauchamp, 2700 Peterson
Way, calling for division of property at
the southeast corner of 19th Street and
Tustin Avenue into six Jots was approved
with reduction to five Jots,
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WILSON .••
Lourdes Lane, real estate aa:ent, and
Thom•• A . .M1mus Jr., 2212 Colleie Ave.,
lu111llun niaker.
Oniy Meeu1 mid Bologh hav1 run lot
the Costa Meso City Council belore.
Manus campaigned In 1970 shorUy after
discharge from the Marine Corps, where
he was an air traffic controller, and
Bologb has waged colorful bids for office
every other April for six years.
Deadline for local voters to register is
Feb, 17 for those who haven't done so and
want to cast city council votes.
President Prays
For Sen. Hayden
MESA , Ariz. (AP) -President Nixon
has sent a telegram to retired Se.n. Carl
Hayden, 94, in a coma ln a Mesa hospital.
"Our thought.s are with you in your ill·
nE'ss as Mrs. Nixon and l pray lhat God
may give you strength at thia time just as
you gave strength to your country for so
many years," said the message, sent
Morulay.
LONG BEACH (API -A bomb In a
shoe box blew up 1tt unmarked police car
in fronl of lhe homt of the assistanl chief
of the Long Beach Police Department
early today, police said.
Officers arrested 1 man idtnUfled as
John C. Webb, 21, of Lona Beach at !he
scene and booked him for lnvesti11Uon of
Jurors Convict
Dentist Accused
In Draft Scheme
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Dr. Bernard
Bender, a dentist accused of helping
young men evade the draft by fitting
them with braces they didn't need, was
convicted today in court.
Bender, 52, was convicted by a jury of
one count of conspiracy and two count s of
aiding and abetting young men in evading
the draft.
The jury or nine women and three men,
which deliberated 12 hours over three
days, deadlocked on four remaining
counts of aiding and abetting, and the
counts were dismissed by U.S. District
Court Judge A. Andrew Hauk.
Bernier to to be sentenced Feb. 28.
Defense attorney Lawrence Steinberg
Indicated he woold appeal.
It was Bender's second trial. He wu
acquitted by aoother federal court jury
last October of six charges, but the jury
deadlocked on seven more counts.
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COURTS •..
are becoming more so each succeeding
day." •
"There is no way out but to find an in-
terim facility," Dungan warned. "But, it
is up to you to decide where."
Six temporary sites were Jisted by
Krause and Caspers moved that im-
mediate study be made of three of them.
They are:
-A.ir}Xlrt Business Center, 1 8 g & 2
MacArthur Blvd., opposite the Orange
Cowlty Alrporl
-Alpac Inc: facilities at 18551 Von
Karman Way, near the airport.
-A Collini offtr of 37,500 square feet in
an office building the firm is not now us-
ing 1t their Newport Beach complu.
&lperYilon lndicaied that they U·
peeled 1 report from Knuae 11 their nell
meeting F•b. I.
Ex-Nixo1i Prof
Gets Top Post
WASHING'roN (AP) -Presi-
dent Nixon announced today he will
nominate his one-time D u k e
University law profeuor, Kenneth
Rush , now the ambassador to
West Germany, to be deputy
secretary of defense.
Rush , 621 who lives in Rye, N.Y.,
will replace David Packard in the
important Pentagon past that pays
$42,500 a year.
Packard, resigned Dec. 13 to
return to his private firm in
California, Hewlett-Packard Co,,
which has been a big defense
department contractor.
Famed Coast Murder Case
Prosecutor :Williams Dies
Death has lake11 attorney Eugene D.
Williams, prosecutor Jn the sensational
trial of Beulah Louise Overell ind Bud
Gollum, who were charged with murder
in the dynamite si nking of her parents'
yacht in Newport Harbor 25 years ago.
Mr. Williams succumbed at Yucca
Valley Hospital Sunday after Jiving in
tha t community for two years. He was
81.
Earlier, he served eight years with the
Los Angeles County District Attorney'&
office, including four years as chief depu;-
ty. He resigned in 1940 to go into private
practice.
He is survived by hls wlte, Gretchen, of
Yucca Valley, a sister, Mrs. F1orence
MacGinltie of Costa .Mesa; and a
daughter, Mrs. Mariam Kehler of San
G1brlel. Funeral services are pendln& 11
.Wlele!J and Son Mortu1ry, Yucca Valley.
Prior to hill Involvement In the OVettn
cue, Mr. WJIUanu wu best known for
hlJ prosecution of J1panese Premier
Hodek! Tojo and 25 otbers found JllllltY of
mass war crime murders in the Pacific
Theater d~lna: World War II. '
Mr.' Wiiiiams lost the OV.Z.11 c as•
when Beulah Louise, then 17, Ind her
paramour. George "Bud" Gollum, then
21, were found tnnoceot of 1t1ylng
Beulah's parents aboard their 43-foot
power cruiser, the "Mary E." lt was the
only murder trill be ever loot.
The boat esploded In Newport Harbor
15 minutes before mldnJiht on Moreb 15,
lff7 and unk bow-first In 16 feet ol
w1ter.
When ahe was rolled, a cnide time
bomb w11 found ud JI lllcb of unex·
ploded dynamllt. The Orqe County ...,,
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oner ruled that Mr. and Mrs. Overell
were dead before the e.xplosion and that
Mrs. Overell had apparently been beaten
to death with a ballpeen hammer.
Gollum and Beulah L<>uise were charg-
ed with the murders. Mr. Williams was
called into the case by then attorney
general Fred N. Howser of Sooth Laguna
who fea red a fued between Sheriff James
A. Musick and and then district attorney
James L. Davis.
The trial began May 27, 194.7 and lasted
nearly 19 weeks and included one s:nillion
words of testimony.
The jury read 100 pages or lurid love
tetten atteaedty passed belween Bud and
Buelah u they r1nguished 1n Jill. The
trial ended.Oct 3 and less thon two .days
later both were acquitted.
Mr. Wllllams, In hi! case for the pro-
aecution, u.ld, "We will prove that they
-• m0Uv1ted by te IU!clt, perverted,
sadlsUe 1exu1t pal!lon 1JDOUDUnl to
almost 1 frenzy aod to tbLs fnmlecl
puslon w11 added the element of .,..i."
Buet1h Louise was delonded by at·
torney Otto Jacobo 'Vbo 1111~ practices In
Santo Ana and lives 1t UGI Prlvole l!Oad
In Newport Beach. He mounted 1 sue·
cessful "kill them or free them" defense.
. Ml" OVereli inherited nearly ll0,000
lrom her parents. Most of· It went In
cow;t tee.. and taJes. Buelah broke of!
her affair with GOii um 133> days altar the
trill. She died In !Ml of acute
1lcohollsm In Lis Ve1as at qe 31.
Gotlum dNpPed out of 1l1ht.
The yacht Mary, E. w11 utvqed. Al
one lime abe was floating beadqullUrl
for on abortion ring and for a llme, a
carnival attracllon In Loni Beach.
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possesaion and use of e~ptoslves.
Pollce Chief Willl•m J. Mooney said
Webb was arrested shortly after the blast
destroyed the automobile asslgntd to
Asst. Chief Ralph G. Kortz.
Mooney 1aid Webb had been under
surveillance for thrte weeka by members
of the police intelligence unit and the
Treasury Department's Alcohol, TobJcco
and Firearms Unit.
Mooney said he believed it "pure hap-
penstance" that Korti' automobile · wu
chosen to plant the bomb.
The police chief gave this account: ~
Webb hid been observed enterln1 bla
car carrying a 10-Jnch cyliodrie1I object
and a shoe box with wires protruding.
He wu foll9wed to Kortz' home and
observed placing the bomb in tbe
automobile.
A! two oUicus were knocking at Korti'
door, the bomb e:zploded .
Two other officers arrested Webb as he
was entering his car nearby.
Seattle in. Grip
Of Heavy Snow;
Traf fie Snarled
SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) -A blizzard
'Struck the Washington coastal area to-
day, closing SeatUe acboola: and paralyz-
ing traffic in four.foot snowdrifts.
AU Seattle public schools were ordered
closed after a blustery night left a foot of
snow blanketing the city. The University
of Washington also cancelled cll.!!es.
Winds up to 50 miles an hour ind more
whipped the snow into drlfts in hl&hways
around Seattle, Bellingham and other
Western Washington cities. Motorls t.s
were warned to stay at home.
Public transit buses were running in
Seattle, but on a restricled basis.
The U.S. Weather Service predicted
continuing snow as the storm moves in
from the Arctic. Three to five more in-
ches were e.xpected to fall today on the
eastern .slope of the Cascade5.
State offlcials expressed concern about
possible flooding when the snow begins to
melt. Rivers were already at high water
marks as a result of recent heavy rains.
Near Paradise, Wuh.. the snowfall
measured 257 inches, and: a total of 170
lnchea bu fallen there tbLs winter.
School Tmstees
To Check Report
On Pupil Totals
Newport-Mesa schoo11rustees will meet
in a special study session tonight at 7:30
o'clock in the Estancia High S c ho o 1
Forum to discuss a report offering al-
ternativea to district enrollment prob-
lems.
Estancia High School ls at 2323 Pla-
centia Ave., in Costa Mesa.
The report developed by Associate Ad-
ministrator L. E. Sbuek offen pouible
altern1tives to lncru1lng enrollment in
the Corona del Mar area, scheduling or
sufficient buses, and some decreasing
ele.mentary school attendance.
No action wtll be tlken tonight and the
board is not e1pected 10 act until aome
time in February.
The di.strict report offers no specific
recommendations for problem areu. ln-
•l•ad, It gives altema!lves that could be
chosen and tells the number of students
affected in each case.
DAIL.V PIL.OT ltlff,.....
PROVIDIS SWING VOTE
Newport Mayor Hirth
Newport Okays
Police Station
On Cit y Hall
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of IN O.Hr Pli.t lltH
Newport Beach city councilmen decld·
ed. Monday to build a new police 1taU011
on the present city ball alte.
The decl..sion came on a 4-3 vote alter
Miyor Ed Hlrtb, 1n an abrupt, lute
minute 1bout 'If'" said be tbln!l.s theta
will be room there "bec1use spa~ needs
have been reduced . .,
Minutes earlier, the m1yor had given a
l"'ilby apeech f1voring the propoaed 1lle
on Jamboree Road near the city's newest
fire station.
Voting for the existing city hall site
were Hirth (Eastbluff) and Councilmen
Donald MclMls (West Newport), Howard
Rodgers (Balboa Peninsula ) and Carl
Kymla (Newport Heights).
Opposing were Councilmen Richard
Crout (Corona del Mar), Lindsley
Parsons (Corona del Mar) and Milan
Dosier (Back Bay West).
Hirth, Who provided the swing vote on
the touchy issue. was confronted during
Monday's council session by an audience
hostile to the Jomboree Road 1lle.
Earlier in the day, a political opponent
asked the mayor and other councilmen to
del1y the vote.
However, Hirth denied that his 1111>-
hour turnaround was p o I i t I c a 11 y
motivated.
"I did not do II because I lhoucht It
w11 lbe Jiopul1r thine to do," thi miyii ·
11ald following the vote.
"I'm amazed ," said Councilman Croul,
chairman of the Civic Center Building
Committee and a proponent ol the Jam-
boree Road site.
"I'm amazed," he repeated, shaking
his head. "Yes, I believe the mayor was
influenced by the audience. He did what
he thought was right I guw."
"Next time bring your pressure group
if you want something done," Councilman
ParSons said bitterly after the vote.
"I didn't fully understand what he in-
tended by his actions," said Councilman
Dostal.
Hirth, who was expected to announce
his candidacy for re-election today, nid a
demand to delay the vote by a declared
candidate for his seat, Harvey Pease, and
a call for retention of the e.xisting aite by
another potential opponent, Paul Ryckoff,
did not Influence me!'
Hirth made his switch dramaticatly.
Moments before the vote on a motion
by Donald MclMis to "develop an overall
plan" for the Old Newport area and "a
specific plan for the development of a
new police facility in conjunction with the
overall plan," Hirth started to speak.
White-faced he said:
Four more persons bave dJed I i '
result of traffic accidents in Oran.a•
County, the county coroner's office {~
reported today. ' 1
The Jalesl death toll brlnas the total
number of traffic fatalltles ln the county •
to 21 so far this year, compared to 13 at
this lasl year.
Dead are: • -Michael W. Hyatt, 29, of 10632 Oak j
St., Los Alamitos.
-Wolter H. Homll14n, II, Weal Covina.
-Lo.-.. K. H1ys, 15, of 211 E. Tall St., ' Orange. ~
-Sam Price, 4.4., Compton. r
Hyatt died at 2:25 this momlnf whl!I
the car in which he was rktln& overtumtd
on the transition ro1d from the south-
bound San Diego Free1y to the· nort~
bound San Gabriel Freeway in Seal
Beach. The driver, Randall Farmer of
, Long Beach, escaped with mino.r injuries.
Hamilton was killed Monda y 1n a crash
on Brea Canyon Road abo ut a mile north or the city of Brea. Three other youths
were injured In the same accident, none
1erlously. · Hays, a Marine Corps r.ecruiUng
sergeant died Saturday wheft his pickup
truck overtruned and burst into names in
the C.Owan Helgh ls are1 .
Price died early Saturday at Orana:e
County Medical Centet of Injuries receiv-
ed Jan. 13 when his t/uck ovtrtumed on
the Santa Ana Freeway near Artesia
Boulevard In B11tn1 Park.
Frot11 P,,.e l
HASHISH •.•
delecUves walling In the wings Mond1y
went right back and aot one for the car.
A coche of II foll·wrapped packets
alleged to contain hashish , the re(lned
sap of the marijuana plant, were seized
In a search, totaling another 12 OWJCU of ·
the drug.
Conf!Scatlon of the hashl3h shipment
Monday was the first local case in nearly
two years involving discovery of Costa
Mess-bound drugs by CW1toms and poalal ·
oUlclals.
Suspected dealers who picked Up a
large hubllh shipmeot In the earlier
case were shadowed all over the <>nnce
Coast by the Costa Mesa Pollce
Helicopter 11 they .tried to sbake eey
foUowlng ctrs.
That Incident w11 the rtnt mojor -.
111ing the then-new Eagle One belicoptlr. .:
Aulhorllieo found the sblpment ielzod
Monday oo Jan. 12, when one cuitcnnl •r
11ent'1 ~ sbepberd Toni (Bod41e ·
No. 40IA) miffed It out 1t Loo Angeles .
International Airport. .
Toni's handler transferred th•
suspicious parcel to the U.S. CUstom1
laboratory, where it waa carefully open-
ed , 1111lyr<d, mid found to be hllb-1r1•
huhlsh.
The case was revealed to local police
Jan. 17 and the raid wu then plllll10d.
Doctors' Offices
U.Oted in Mesa
A bur1)ar who a-Uy wanted Cllly
money and was dlsi.ntertllted in drup
broke Into a Costa Mesa medlcli bulldtni
over Right. taking '65 while ransactint
five doctors• offices.
Officer John Stoneback uld the aeries
Of burglariet at 5.J:t Baker St., Wu dis-
covered when employes arrived to beJin
the day's activities.
Screens were removed from rear win·
dows and sliding glass doors pried to
ga in entry to each of the five aultea.
Medical auJ)plles and equipment were •
also scattered about durllg the bur1lar'a
search for money. '
MEASURE FOR TREASURE
Ona f•clor overlooked l:iy custom1rs in
buying carpeting is the measuring for yord•g•.
All of our Seltsmen know how to me•sur•
end figure exec! yord1ge, often providing our
customers subst•nti•I savings in yerd•ge •lone.
Ako, with the tremendous inst•ll•tion ••·
ptri1nce our salesmen have (•ecli previously wes
•n 11pert inst•ller for utj, we •rt eble to forsee
eny potenti•I problem.
Plus• stop In anCI lool: at th. treasurt1
•vailable to yo11 through our store. We have a
gigentic salaetlon, •nd tK• measuring will b.
ACCURATE!
ALDEN'S
CAR~ns • DRAPES
1663 P!Kentill An.
COSTA MIS.A
64Ml31
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