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Wtdntsday, Jlil'IUMJ 2.6, 1972
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POW Fanailies ·v ow to Continue Prod
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• national coordlnatbr for the league, 1ald campaian hudqu1rten Monday to press luld been mllil•adlng ond no ouch oller ( lly DON McLEOD
. WASHJNGH>N (AP) -Prisoner-<>!·
: war farnllles who mounled aome of the
! Ill™* the White HOUie admlli helped ! push President Nixon to hia new peace
until thtlr husblnd1, sona and brothers
are rtleased and 1ent home from
Indochina.
At a news coaterence called lo aa.
nounce creation of a nonpartisan political
action conunltee, four leaders of the
league agreed lhat Nixon has done as
much as he can at tbla point toward win·
nlng rele1se of the POW'1.
Nllon's etcht polnt1 in Lhe propoul to
North Vietnam and the Viet Cong ire
lloibl• eooua• .. tlllt 11>e • .,, au·
neiollable. •
.The three women and George L.
Brooks of Newburch, N.Y., generally
Jlmited lheir commentt to at least tem·
porary endoraement of Nixon's step 1nd
refused to speculate on what the le1aue's
im;itlon would be ln the future if and
when enemy negotiators in Paris rorm.
ally reject specillc points in the Presi-
dent's proposal.
and forcing candidates to tpeU Olll tbelt
poslllon on the matter during the 1172
e1mpalgn.
'TJ.lli ii lllOlll actloO lot I ll'OUP whlcll
hal been accused 11 Um., of bOllll a
' pawn of the ldmlnlstraUon and wbicll
tht demand. had been mode for JP! record. Other
MIU Shella Cronin, sister ol a pow, r~tive1. wbo follow lhe ~ at ~the ' will campaj&n In every Part! rather closely, began lo make. the
· ...,. lo pruenl lhe wne complain!.
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'fto ,.,_.. al..flln\Uy prtJIUl'e cludlnl Gartley, plcklttll Ille • pr"~osat say they will keep it up. if C'ampalgning in presldtntlal primary
'at ates will go ahead, they say, although
v~ i11t'ileptembtr ·1gai111t IUll eOlrY
lnlO !be polltloal ....... • ' ' llllbOr oubmitted a que1-!he Union addn!l.1,.They beg11 to call ra TV Interview from a o~nly for-his defeat Jn ·November.
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1 many of the relatives of POW1 and men
· mlsaing in action agree with the
IPrtsldent's eight-point plan outlined
Tuesday night.
(Set Page 4 for the reactions of two
Wives to the telecut.)
The President "took it out of the
political arena and put it on the
negotiating table where it should be,"
said Joan M. Vinson of Alexandria, Va.
Bui lhe 1ea!IY all[( punch It being
""undiip by the Famlll• for lmmedtate Rt!t ... , 1 group fom:ied Jaat Moy br
df~ide11t membert ot the lea"'e. whl
wanted more action.
The Immediate R•lea1t group hos -demanding 1 nO-Strlnp offer -o •
)lrllhdrtwal f"f. prioonen l!ld l)O other
. cojldltlonl 11 tbe only bope of r•(tlnc
·their men· bttk. It opened a pollUcal
~an, S' when CBS cor-capitol whlle zon deJlvtl'ICf hi• Stall of
POW. IBOIMr, • Oenld A Gartl•Y ol In • clOled briefing lo newomon bolole
Nlllon went on the air Tueadly ni&bt. ,a
U the Unllld $!altl Whlle Houae olflclal said OQf rfllOll U,.
to 111 a Withdrawal Pruldent decided to dll<iqoo ~ llC'll
for releue of tbe • neg0Uallon1 was ''an lmpoalble ll~Uqn
1 But, the officials of the National
League of Families or A m e r i c 1 n
Pri&ooers and Milsllng in Soutbeut Asia
SIJd they will oot be happy or aatWled
··1r Hanoi iJ slncere about negotiations,
this Is 1 very definite ste p in that direc·
11011." said Sybil Stoekd•I• or Coronado,
Calif.
Evelyn Grubb, Qilonlal Heights, Va.,
The panel also outlined plans for its
new nonpartisan political action com-
mittee. Members said It will be aimed 1t
keeping the POW issue before the voters
J>l!!onerl 1111 Clolllsnunilll an bol~. In wl>lcb our public and priv1ll poaltloU
Ni>on aald k hid beei> ,........i an4 . had dlv«&ed. to a point when Ibey had
cruelly ~J1<ilod by t tha North Viol-htfUn to undermine our crecllWllljl aqd
-mimeae. 'fl'r1 . 'Gartfey liter sald Nixon the trust of the American peopl~.0
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Fire Kills ,
9 .Persons
ClliClNNATI, Ohio (AP) -Nlnt
persons perished early today in a fire
that destroyed the Green Home for the
Aa;td at the north edge of Cincinnati.
Mayor James Lowery of suburban Li~
coin Heights said three persons escaped.
They were believed to be a patient, a
nurse and the operator of the borne. 1
, Police ind firemen aa~ all the dud
! . N eg'?t iaf ions Began
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1 W ASll!l'lGTON (AP) -'l'he following Is 111 11-a-glance summary ol Prell·
dent Ntx~·s statement on the VJet(l:am War:
SECRET TALKS : Prlv1te ·ne1ot1aUons have been held slnce Aug. 4, 1969,
to break the imJ)a!!le ,over Vietnam, but Nllon unveiled. them in ·an effort to
breathe som" life Into the P.arls peace talks. KISSINGER : Heney A. Kls.slnger , nltional-securlty-affaJrs adviser to
Nixon, was the negotiator at 13 secret meetings in France.
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PROPOSALS: On May 31, 1971, a secret U.S. offer was set forth "to agree
to a deadline for withdrawal of all American forces in exchange for release of
all prisoners of war and a cease-Ure." The North Vietnamese rejected it in
July, demanding U.S. overthrow of Lhe South Vietnamese &?vemment. On Oct.
11, the U.S. orfered ila eight-polnt plan that Ute North Vietnamese failed to
answer. THE PLAN: The last American offer would see withdrawal of all U.S.
and allied forces from South Vietnam, an exchange of all prisoners. a cease-•
fire throughout Indochina, a new prtsldentlal election open to all factiona in South Vietnam-all within six monlhs of the signing of an agreemenl
Further South Vietnam President Thieu and hla~ vlce pr.eaident woul.d re-~ aip a month 1before the election and a provisional caretaker ·government would
takf: over.
Mexican authorities at Tijuana bured 22 tons of
marijuana, 40 million toxic pills, more than 61,1
pounds of heroin and 4~ pounds of cocaine con-
fiscated in Baja in recent months. The contraband
was intercepted before it reached United States
market.I.
""Were' found t iri their bc!ids: ind all-: a~
P.arehtly ]*efe tlderly. ~Wm identlfl~
; but <>lficllls 1'ith!Jt14 • wnes P"ndini
cheeb with the welfare department for j
'the names of relatives. L-------------------------~ The home was Ucensed to care for 11 "·
patleQt.s. ,... ,...
Pollet said .Cl.0 Nattker,'in her 20s and
believed to be tlit J1urse was bumtd aeriously and taken to'GeM.ral Hospital.
Low Kev. Pr~test
From Pqe l
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I ' .. acope of the seem Vietnam talks whic h
1t.he chier txecutlve .disclosed in his na-
tional teltvlaed speech 'l'utlday.
A broad indication had come when Nii-
on, in a aailonally televised CBS in-
terview Jan. 2, said ~
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, chaMe1 ... we have made a number of
-offers in various channels ... When the
Iola! record fs published, and it wm be
publlahed In du. Ume and al 1n ~p
propriale time . . . others will realize
that we hlv1 60Pf the e1tr1 mJJe a1 far
as POWs are concerned. 1 do not want to
diacJoae any further details because
neaat.J1Uonl are under way."
Another hint came Monday when prtss
skretary Ronald L. Ziegler gave this
answer when askld· whether pe1ce
negotiator 'i'filllim Porteriwould" be tak-
ing back new proposAls when he relufned
to the Paris talks this wefk. ·
"We do have propo11ls on the table In
Paris and we have qot had responses to
... 'those proposals from .the. other 1Hie. i
•t;&m.'t w~nt, 1tlthis tn~ment, to imply ,to
• ')'Oil .!hit be i going to lake anflhlnl : 'blCk." : ' ~ . · · ' :r. ·
: ~ : Ttie respome J)uuled~ iWhite : House
; ~,reporters 11 !be· tim., but !ht ..... ~ ··~·clear when Nixon dlsclosed iliaf :~ Porter)lin't takirlg anfthltitf t1ew :b1afk to
" Paris ...: he'I' almply Tetw'ning to· liiy the S PrmouJty · privite plait On the · public
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• ,Mqiuteman ·missile . w11 launched · today ~troni VllKlenberg .i\Jr Force 'Base, an Air
Force spokesman anpounced ..
The missile, launched at 3:25 a.m., w1s ~· ,nported oo Course down the Western test
:-;range.
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Author Flies to New York Anotfier who 'e,,caped ii believed to be
t.h~ l'~l!lfn ·Wbo o~ali:!f lht borne. Sile
l!'as no\ lmmedlatety ldeDlified.
Se nate R e jects
Cour t Action
Over Prof Firittg.
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To Battle Hughes Hassle
The .Ohio· IleRarlmllll of Htalth said
the .hoine is licensed-to Mary Green
Gregory.
The fire was spotted by the son of
M~k.s, who lives no:t door. He
1 ·h!I motll!!r.IJIC!ithey called the
WASHINGTON CAP)-In a show·
down on fa ir employment Ie&l.!1·
lat.ion, the Senate voted today
against providing for enforcement
through the courts rather than by
administrative action.
Co~tinuing
STANFORD (AP) -The protest over
the firing of Prof. H. Bruce Franklin by
Stanford University . continues on the
cam pus but on a relatively low key. lBlZA, Balearic ls1ands (AP) -Author
Clifford Irving and his blonde Swlu wife
left for New York tod1y to try to
1trat1hten out the controversy over his
·'11ook about How1rd Hughes . They too k
their two chJldren with them.
Interviewed by newsmen at his home
on Jltm ,..._.,, U. 4l-y....old novelift
said he abo was coing to answer a New
l (t\.<t"" order In f°4m°fA n .tl~aPby o 'HIJlbes bi I .. r1 .. of In-
terviews with the industrtalilt over a
period al l)'ontbJ. McGraw-HUI )look Co.
issued thJJe cbecka to Hqh,. totaling
llS0,000 for lilt book, 111d Irving aald
Tuesday he dtllvered the c h e c k 1
peroonally to HIJlhu. :
The first one, he said, was for $50,000
and waa handed over in 1 room in the
Bahamas lul April 23. The aecooc!,, for
pn,ooo, he said ht delivered In a room In
Key Biscayne, F.la., on S.pl. ! .. H~ w d i.
llV• the third, for 1325,000, to Hught.s oo
Dec. 1 somewhere Jn Florida, but dee.lino
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dl.scun Soviet perform1nces in the
United States.
Later. Jt cancelled the news conference
whlle denying any responsibility for the
incidents.
The building where Hurok Enterprises
is located was evacuated and the injured
were taken to Roosevelt Hospltll In am-
bulancts. They appeared to be suffering
from bums and smoke Inhalation. The
street outside the building was littered
with glass. . .
Hurok, who was born In Russia •nd
came to the Unll.ed States shortly after
the turn of the century, was the first to
negotiate the presentation oC Russian
ballet, folk dance c o m p a n i e s , in-
strumentalists and singers Jn the United·
Slates when the Cold War began to tb1w
in the 1950s. .
He left Russia because there was little
opportunity for him as a Jew under the Cia rist regi me .
ed to pinpoint 'lhe location.
However, the New York Daily News
reported' that 1rving said ln an affidavit
flied in New York f)l1t he delivered the
third check on Dec. 31n Miami to "a man
known to me to be a trusted and bonafide
associate . of Mr. Hughes . . . Georae
~Gordon Ho~•··~ The affjdavit addf!d
that wlthln two hours, Hughes personally
acknowledcld to lrvina th1t he received
fire department.
· Mrs. Bri>ob said she and her son
'•'tifeW rock! aM lllythinJ" at windows
'Of the liurnln1 tr.me building in 11n effort '\o1a~ the i>l'*'tl. She said 10. wtn-~~ldn'f--. • •,
Mn. llroob oald lhe could bear poo~e
llCl'eaniln( .lnslcie·t11e ,bulldl .•
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the check.
Employes of Hughes have flied an 1f-· 4be · ·
An amendment by Sen. Peter H.
Dominick ( R..C.Olo.) to require court
actiOn instead of letting the Equal
EmpHlyment OppOrtut1ity ·Corptnls·
1ion ilsUe ce~ Ord~s
was rtieeted bj'_a M i'fte.
Domlnlck'i amendment was de-
feat!d(Uonday by a 4'3-41 vote but
1~. the Seblte later voted to reconsldtr
it, c>plilillf the way for today's de-
• ·~~ciaiVf ~ .c1U on the laue.
fldav11 1n N•w Yolk, purporledly signed ~-;:~:\"'=1 ~,:~
by the billionaire tteluSt, In which ht and J!:9*ene o. Jewell, chief al the l!ate · ·
denied that 'he ever met Irving, said the ' ~-~-flew .. _ d'~ ·-.Po~o . Sus.peel autobiography was a fake and said he ·•1 •111··u:w..::au, . r-~ 10' .u~' ~ "'"
knows.nothing.of lhe checks. .epecUirxi of the t!JJiJs, ·1 , ..,
w:: :=i:~d'~ea°"iu~c~· ~~uf::e~ . ti!°!fiM~~i }.t.thnu~ :rd 'Ge r '-Li ht Term ' the J,.,;.. rectlvtd JVe, llJdiillion, lllll'a• • · • bi r .-_g ·· . · · · woman giving the name Helga R. • . . ",..111d ' ~ r .-;-:'. • • • • • , · Huc'1tl. She lliboequeall)' '"their•• the hll _,..,~ and ~JDC llllpoic\luua lut . w Alll!ING'I:ON •. (UPI) ;-,-· ·Ft\derick
and S • ·c Y.ffr. H• said all sbpwed II \Pu In -.inoney, a W1u !'imlll' baa been . H ~"•· lienna.;: ll, "g<if ol(: Willi .a t ear o! lilued for her arrest. ' , • · mie;, e '~Id tilt·-·• lhl~on lfaa . , ~J
The. Zurtch ·detective· !Ji~ge ol the 11>ld•. Jul AugUI: 1{ • · ' ~upen:i~: ~l)alJ?n for' •• · In& a
In :I. u UJ ' Thi bome ·~ ~-in· 1167 11!<1 ,,. •·-"'"' • !"",, ,... wrnr, ricJi; ~d Tu.... n..ivea 1 """""..., ,1_. March 15. pomagr,•P.Wf .-,,,,. called ,· ""11>\"'ban 'day hl•1rv1111andb1~\fife~ld to to j :~ · • ,,, · 'Ir. • ·
Zllrl•li ~\a'llY for quea!iOiilng, but llM•·:.~ :l "' ' • :, • . Swap. • • · 'Y.' lrvt!Ji nld be would I" only U hlli lawyer . · .J<auor • aald the 1JOme'i-auU1or1Z1tion · .SIJ.......,,~ Judge}Jberl, lllJka said
told'hl to WU tteenlly lnCteaied 1rom 10 to II pa· '""''""' '-'·· m. , !"··-...-lle.d-ldtd. •••"'51 the1U111al lin e He a~ed tlfat he luld not talked to titntl. ' ""~' -• ...,. •
For the second straight day, sheriff I
officers had to cltar the Old studelst
Union of demonstrators _!t cloairi( th!W
Tuesdiy. . 1.,-• ' '-'
But, there we no vandalism ia bf1 been, lbe ca1t Ip Monday'• proletl .,,_
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Atiout 3tlO ~ beard franklin, .,,
avolied Maoll!I ~ ~I a ~ rail)'
Tut9day1 repeating h!J, cflallef!IO"'l<ir •.!'
debate ·Wllh Stallford Prealdent 'lllchalil
Lyman on Marli!m. .._
Then, about 100· persona moved to IJii!
Student Union building for peaee'1
dl!ICUBSions. \ t Deputi,. warned ·the· group they weC\I
ln!spanlng, then fuoved In to qu!cldf
clear_~ l>ull<ll"&· _Thtre was no l"'l'!-
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Fra/JkUn; 37, 'l'IS fil'td ln>m hlB
.tanured plllon as 111 wociate Prof"!'l\r
:01 Encllth by S!Jhford trusie.. Saturdi\y
for all~y adVocatlng violence duri,Nr,ll
;cam}iua liitiw'ar, demonstration lalt r~.
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Swltt police but that bls Wife dJd' a few Or jail term.· because 11cOmmunfty 11tan-d1::.go. police· hav• ~td O. s. 2 Gunmen Roh Bank dards have changed." From Golden Gate
authorJtin ·foi the originals -of tht three He said he came to this conclusion SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) -Two ml~
McGrai.,·Hlll checks so ~Ir hand:W,riting VAN NUYS (UPI ) -Two gunmen, efter vle~il}g iX-r1ted movlea1.lnd Yisltlng have leaped to their death s from ttte
e1perta• can compare the endol'9ementJ described only as In Oriental and a several "ld'ult'' book !lore11. · Golden Gate Bridge wl!hln an hour of
with,., the si>ecVnen signature given by black, robbed the Lincoln bank of more "Hard-core pornography may have each other.
Helga R. Hughes when aht! opened the ac· than $61,000 shortly before closlna: time changed in definition from what It used to The California Highway Patrol lden·
count 1n lhe Swiss Credit ·sarik through Tuesday and escaped by car. Manager tlfl"1 Tuesday 's victims as Bruce M.
which the checks cleared. ' RJchard E. BuUer said one of the ,be," the Judge said. "l did not find thlt Austin, 2$, a computer an1lysl from
A Credit Bank lawyer said comparison suspects approached hlm and asked Mr. Herman's film differld that much Berkeley, and Frank A. Basile, 34, Santa
made ~en the check.! were deposited about a loan before pulling a gun. from what Is generally shown." Clara . ·
showed the signatures were identical. /-jiiiiia~~~~~~~~-··~--.;;;iiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili;;lmiiiiiiiiiiii!lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ EarJier reporl!I said the woman endorsed·
at least t"o af thf: checks in the presence GEM TALK of oUlclal!! of ·the bank, but both Ulric h ~
and the lawyer said Tuesd1y that this
could nOt'lie--ottermlned .
Russ Launch Orbiter
MOSCOW. (AP) -Th• Soviet Union
launched another unmanned Cosmos ut-
cllilt Tue3day, the 472nd in the top-secret
aeries.
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diamonds for
a Valentine
Wedding.
Mystery $1~;000 Found UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL
At our slore we bave PAI display
case that hOlda a·•l"Cial ~ltracllon
for our customers. That's where we
keep our antique and estate jewel-
ry. This lovely jewelry, unlike a
used car, ~oe• not lose value with
age and use.
A~Carvadd~mq~
wedd~ ~Inga. Uiiury,
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CJPlurtd In two perfec:t ooldlnn.,
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On Man He'ld by ·Police .
A ahauy-heaidtd, Jobless' Huntington
·Beach man was Jailed Tuesday by
auaplcious Newport Beach Pollet and
.relieved of nearly $13,000 ln cash 'be
claimed to be carrying to donate ·to
Baogladtsh war orpbinl.
The tidy• aum It repooln1 In the polict
,dtparllnent .. re todey, pendJnc d11poo1.
lion of the bizllm c-.
Thoma1 0. Larrance, 24, who gave an
llncertaln •ddress In the·JOO block of ln-
dlan•polla SI., It free on lllO bell after
,helnc arreated and charltd with 1lvln4
fal• Information to I pnllce ofQcer, ,
He ,.., ltopped about noon at Paclllc
Cae11 Hltlhlray and Superior Avel!UO lor ~ durlftl whlcb pollco found
the rrwwrwi-
Lorronoo CllTlod 1u.-In a manilla
onevlnpe and • In 1111 own wallet In· •lltll•IOrl said. •
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lie.allegedly id•nlifi\'d hl..,.ll'Y Gone
,ffarrls and Thoma1 J1cltim before Pblice
eslablllhed tlllt he Wll ....Ur Thnmu'O.
'LlrrlflCt. . ' .
~ Recoiili cbt<ks showlil Larfl!ICt has
ll~ecl In the Harbor Area -bl hll life
,onol ""1'1 waated. by· aft)' 1""i.flW'CY on
IOJI cflarp tllll mllJll mVOIW IU<h I
huge sum of cull, police aald.
Ilependlng on completion o! the lohe
Information cue and tht outcome of
further baclwooncf che!:kJnl, Larrance
wlll he given hla 111,llO back, pollct said.
Conctrned about tha sile ol hit CIJh
c.ocht, Newport !lflch De~lve Sfl. Ken
Thompoon lllld he only wlaha local of·
flcera had the 1uthorlty to eltOrl blni to
Lot~.
They uld they _,Id like to be ctlllln
the IU,lltl II dellvtl'td ulaly to the
Blnltidtllb nllll ftlnd.
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'The selection Is constanUy chang·
Ing as pieces are sold and new ones
come Jn. At any time you are sure
to Jind Items of lntereat. There are
necklace11 rings1 broaches and ear-
rings for !he ladies, cliff link•. aticlt
pins and watch Jobs for the men.
Balldes the jewelry, you can alao
expect !o see anUquo watches, re-
stored to perfect worktnc order,
button hooka, aUvar coin pur1ea, compacts and· clcarette cuu.
Every Item In \ff department Is
an oul•ltndlnr bar1aln In price .,
well as be1uty. Slop In 1ny tlmt
and ... what wo .h1v1 lo offer.
Viall often to see wbat new lltmJ
are 14de&ne1rly every week.
For tilt unique and unalUll 11
btrgaln prlc.s, vlall our antique
and ttlalt jewtlry dtpartmelll.
Tht moat ·~ 111 . ••P'ltllon ot Oit c'hr11tm11
tpfrh 1nd your lovt.
S..tMmnow.
.At!Carved .
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SHOU LD SQUIRRELS BE PROTECTED TOO? -
h1any fan ciers of Laguna's Heisler Park squirrels
object to th e city poisoning the little animals to
prevent damaging burro\ving. They point out that
the park is a 1narine preserve. 1\bove 1\1rs. Georgia
DAILY PILOT PIM19J ~r l.M P•Y.H
Douglas of La~una Beach · feeds pet. Her favorites
are Bobbie (With bobbed tail) and Splitear. M. J.
A1alanaphy feeds Pedro below. Signs posted in area
tell of restrictions against taking protected marine
life.
. Squirrel Damage Repaired
·Heisler Park Erosion, Cau se d by B1irro,wi1ig Rodents
By PATRICK BOYLE
Of 1111 h lly Pli.t Still
City \.\'Orkers have nearly co1npleted
repairing erosion C:amage caused by bur-
ro"•ing squirrels in Laguna Beach 's
Heisle r Park.
The ground squirrels: cauled an
C!timated $800 damage to the dirt barlk
near the shuffleboa rd picnic area, of-
(jcials say. by lacin~ the ba1Jk1s interio'r ·~th tunnels. When 1t rlt~. lhe water
filled the burrows and the. !oil,..fell away;
'dtty parks direttor Clyde $Weetser-ex ·
·plains.
,·The erOOed bank has ~w been repaired
:apd city crews wll) flniSh the, pi;oject by1
. blacktopping the' area in hope 'of <keeping I
:tain water from seeping Into the loose
•.OH again .
• '..Sweetser estimates ·that in ~
years, the edge of the bank overlooking the ocean has receded about eight ieet-
• because or squirrel-caused erosion.
• •As for the ground squirrels -which
· fhound in the scenic park -they are
• being eliminated rrorn lht lmn1ediate
: al-ea of the eroded ban~.
• -"'We have to reduce their populatlon
trom tilt)C 1,9 t!!fle " S"•eetser 5.'l,YS~~J
we are not exterminating tllelr popul'
~lion.'' .
',..The city ofricla\ is: ai.varc of the public
Olltcry which can be aroused by the prac·
; tfce of poisoning the small animals, but
cOntends: It is necessary to maintain the
park. They arc only being killed in tho
V'itinily of the loose soil, be says, not in
,• t~e entire park.
, :, Many residents or the area1 ho\vever.
• ik>te that lle!slec Park Is a marine
:• J)reserve and reel the umbrella or p~
; ~ctloo lhat ohollers sea life should llOl • fie: denied the squirrels.
', i: Some reaular Inhabitants or ttlt park ~ )dcntify strongly with the squirrels which
they have come lo kno"'· 'M)ey name the
lqulrrcls wh1ch eal from their hands •nd
In some cases have observed the small
animals since they "'ere babies.
M. J. ~1al~naphy or 234 Clifr Drive, \Vho
was feeding "Pedro" at the lime. said
"I've had people tell me they'd rather see
the squirrels than anything else in town.·•
Said Malanaphy pointedly: "You never
step in a 1ness left by a squirrel."
According to Sweetser. the only other
means or eliminating the animals from
the area would be to (:atch them and
transport them to another area of the
park -a job he has neither the personnel
nor the equipment to perform .
''We can't blame all of the slippage on
them . Some of it is caused by saturation
from water from time to lime." he adds.
explaining-that·there are several natural
spriqgs located in the area.
The only me.ans of s(opping 'be slip-
page completely wou!tJ .be building a re--
taining wall along the edge of 'i.he ,'bluffs.
a project he says woulCl .be.etpensive and
would ruin the natural appearance of the
park. • .
The squi'rtels are beQig killed with a· ro-
dent poison furnisf!eJ the rcily t>y 'the
orange County Heal,th Department., he
notes, and the job is being done under the
supervisfon of -thF health depar;tmeht.
Pageants Ended
College Ckief Ba1is Beauty Slio ws
SACRAMEI\"l'O (UPJl -The president
or Sacratnento Slate College has ordered
a halt to campus beauty contests. ending
'!__COntrovers_y in \lhl<:,h women's Libera-
tion groups 'labeled such activities as
"meat shows.''
President Bernard L. Hyink issued his:
ruling Tuesday, adding only that the col·
lege eao no longer participate in any ofr-
camf>llS beauty conle!t.
He noted hia declalon would not prohibit
lnd1vldual otudents from entering con-
tests nor would it bir 1tudent oraaniza·
lions from holding orr-oamf'113 beauty
contests.
The controversy began last November
when two campus Organizations, the Stu·
dent affaJrs Committee and lht Women '111
C1ucus. passed resoluUons calling for lhe
end or be•uty contests.
The ••lion toudied orr I right between
the Inter-Fraternity Council . which sup-
ported the contests, and the Women's
Caucus.
Maria Hit'kr.a nationlll director-or the
National Organization or Womtn and a
memfler of the ca ucus. uid she is pleas·
ed with Hyink's decision and called it 'j•
first '11.ep .......:. lhc rest WiU come later.'' .
Winch~ll in Hospital
LOS ANGELES (UPI I ' -Wailer
Winchell has been hospitalized al UCLA
Medical Center, but a hospltal apokeaman
declined today to reveal the oature of his
lllneiS or his condition.
'Mte 74-ycar-old, newsp1pe.rman. ~hose
column most recently appeared ~n. the
New York Mjrror, reportedly enlered the
hospilal Nov. It.
Wedntsday, January 26, l '172 s DAILY PILOT $
Board Listens
Dog Love r Makes
Passionate Plea
Her name Is Joy Sherman. She ls 22.
married with two children and on
\Velfare. And she is a dog lover,
especially homeless pooches.
Tuesday Mrs. Sherman. a Santa Ana
resident, grabbed the microphone at the
end of the Orange County Board of
Supervisors session and for six minutes
voiced an impassioned plea for bet ter
treatment of stray dogs.
hDisposing of such animals by gasing
them costs money ," she argued ... so why
won·t the county animal shelter give
them aw1y free to people who would love
them '!"
She said she realized that present Jaws
prohibit such gift giving. that the reci·
pient or the homeless animal must pay
for rab~s vaccination and license.
''Someone left five-puppies in my car.
It look a,11 day but I gave threi; of the1n
away and kept two," the petite, slim
brownette said.
"The ·same day I asked for a dog whl.ch
''as going to be destroyed and was told l
c:ould not have it unless I paid the vac·
clnatlon and license fees. 1 didn 't have I.he
money.'' she pleaded.
Tllcn lhe determined young lady drop-
ped the blockbuster. "Dogs have as many
rights as we have under the American
Flag. They are animals. and so are we,"
!>he argued . "The important thing is
love."
She said she ha d a dog for 21 years
which she fed scraps, and it did just fine.
As she hu rried fro1n the he a r i n g
room. she told reporters that she was on
\1·eUare and can 't arrord to pay for the
ntany dOf!'S she would like to save from
the gas chamber.
She said she is 1narried. her husband
works and she ls going to have to go to lo
\VO rk also ... They have cut me off of
relier." ·
,Board Cha irnu1n H.onald Caspers said
he wouh.I talk to Dr. R. H. tlaighl, county
veterinarian to see if son1ethng could be
done.
"I'm a dog lover. too,'' he said. "Had a
Sl. Bernard once."
Still King
Agi1ig Lio1i Lp,gu1ia Lo tlinrio
J<'rasier the lion is alive and Well In
Laguna Hills .:._ and an inspiration to ag-
ing males everywhere.
Frasier is a patriarch among lions. He
Is 17. Five years more than the life span
of the average lin.
He also is the reigning Casanova
among the jungle monarchs at Lion
Country Safari, where 1.500 animals -
including nearly 100 lions -roam the
coq_ntryside.
Frasier iS so old his tongue muscles
Jta ve collapsed and his tongue lolls con·
stantly from his mouth. He walks with
difficulty and no longer can lead the hunt.
Un~i~ three }.ear! ago the Y!!IW!rable
Frasier was a circus lion. He was limping
with an infected Jeg and his owners plin-
11ed to destroy him. Bill York. chief
warden at the 50()..acre Lion Country
Safari, bought Frasier from the circus
ind nursed him back lo health.
Lions run in prides; a dozen lionesses,
•
a dominant n1ale, several lesser males
and cubs.
Several months ago 11 young lions
were brought to the Safari. Until a
dominant male is introduced, the pride ·
remains unestabl ished and the lionesses
grow despondent, veterinarian s say.
The veteranarian introduced a virile
young male lion into the secluded com·
pound with the 11 lionesses. Next morn·
ing the young n1ale wa s found badly
1naule4 by the lionessses.
For five night s the process was
re~eated , each time with a difrerent
young male lion. each night with the
sa me result.
. Finally, lhe veterinarians thought of
Frasier. ·
Next morning. the lionesses were found
purring placidly in the sun near an ex·
hausted but happy Frasier, who lay on
his back, paws in the air.
The veterinarians revived Frasier with
a daily regimen of five vitamin shots.
-B uckling Up
May Be Unsafe
SOUTH BENFLEET. England
(AP) -Tomi Smith locked his wife
In an antlquc chaatlty belt for her
28th birthday. Then, thel113-year-old
son Mark threw away the key.
Smith attacked the medieval cast
lron with a saw and broke two
blades.
F'alher bundled mother tnto the
car and drove her to ttie fire house.
·Chortling firemen freed Mrs.
SmJth with !heir wire cutters.
"\Vhen Tom presented me with it,
I said It was whal 1 had cilways
wanted ,'' she said . ''It was a joke
-but it wasn't too funny for me."
Raucous Music
Takes Ear Toll
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI I -A •tudy of
43 rock musicians revealed that con·
tinl!OUS exposure to blaring music i;:a n
cause permanent 'hearihg loss. '
Forty'1!ne or the musicians examined
suffered permanent hear ing damage, two
doctors reported bl the January issue of
California Medicine. the journaJ of the
California Medical A;ssociatlon.
Ors. Rayford C. Redell and Charles P.
lJCbo, both ear specialists, said lhc
danger to audie~s Ls even greater than
to musicians because or the use of
amplifiers.
They said noise levels during, rock
performances o(ten reach 140 decibels.
The rock musicians examined during
the study were not idenlified but the
specialists said they included some or the
besl kno"·n name! In the contemporary
music scene.
Each participant was examined both
before and after a rock performance,
Hearing disability appeared prior lo the
concert, and was worse aftel"Vr'ards, the
study said.
50 Feared Dead
111 Huge Slides
BOGOTA. COiombia (AP) -At least SO
or the 70 residents of Labateca were
feared dead today after tons or mud and
rock crashed dqwn on the village in
northeastern Colombia.
The mudslide Tuesday buried 14 house!
and partly destroyed 17 others while the
villagers were asleep.
Officials said it was caused by leaks
from an earth dam weakened by heavy
rains. . .
l II I ' '-
. I ' I I ' Bush mills.
The whiskey that spans··
the generations gap .
for 300years, a \Vhiskcy frqm Bushmills h's been
\Vilh us. Charming us. Beguiling us in a smoo1h,
polished and allogctJ1er lig hthcd rted fashion ,
15 generalidflshavc refined il.15 generations hJv c
si pped i u Theverd ict : N ea r perf eel ion. Bu sh m 11 ls. F ul I
of chara cter. Bui not h~avy·handed about it. Flavor·
fu l. Bui never over-powcl'ing. Bushmill s. It rcflccls
1hc p'5l wilh d lighiand lively fl•vo 11ha111•111oday. . \
CQrnp.aire it fu your present whiskey, You needh't
purGhase a bottle. One sip at your favorite pub will
1ell you why Bushmills ha s lnlrigued so many gen-
eratiops. It is, simply, out or sight.
IWOlnD
BUSHMII .. IS
FIOM 1"l WOWl'5 OUlEST DISTIUln
•
4 DAILY 'ILOT
\· •• I ~ps
lly THOMAS A. MURPHINE
Of tflt 01lty ~ltl lllH
l!ENSATION REYISITED : FI flee n
minutes Mfore midnight on the night of
March 15, JM7, the sleek 43.loot power
cruiser Mary E was bobbin1 quietly Ofl
the w1tar1 of Newport Harbor . Without
the slightest warning, she abruptly et-
ploded with 1 roaring sheet of flame,
ahuddered, and unk bow first In II feet
of water.
Thlll began one of the most famous
murder c11M ln Orange County hlrtory.
Aboard the Mary
E at the time were
Flintridae financier
Wallor E. Overefl,
12. and h~ wife
Beulah. 57. Later
eoutt. teatlmony waa
to allere that the
couple waa dead b6o
fort the boot blew
Up. IUll.AH L.eVlll
The Orange County corontr asserted
Mn. Overtll had bwl beaten lo death,
probably with an l111ttument llke a ball·
peen hammer.
TWO PERSONS ""aped the blast.
They were the Ovtrell1' daughter, Beulah
Lool&e, 17, and her boyfriend. Ge<lrge R.
''Bud'' Gollum, 21. They had rnwed
ashore and were reportedly sitting up on
tbe blufftopa overlooking the harbor,
ealiria h1mbur1er1, when the Mary E ex·
ploded and C1rried the bodies Qf Beulah'1
parents to the bottom.
At first it was believed the Mary E was
the victim or 1 butl.ne gas explOfllon. :8ut
1 Marine witness. just b111ck from the
war . told authorities, "Butane, hell . I
1mell dynamite."
TMy raised the Mary E and ret..'Overed
the Overell bodies. And the Marine was Maht. They also recoveret.I 1 crude time
bemb and 31 eight-inch liicks of unez.
ploded dynamite.
BEULAH LOUISE and Bud were irl-
dict~ on murder char1es. The pro-
ncuUon alleged Beulah and 8 u d
murdered the parent! in 1 freney of lust
and rr...i. Beulah Inherited 1121.000 ln
her parents' will.
Tht trial began in Orange County's old
l'U!tic courthouse on May 27,, 1947 and.
created a national sensation as it carried
on for ti weeks.
I remember it well becauN my father
was then chief criminal deputy of the
Orange County Sherlff'i Office and was
much involved In the case. Shortl y before
his death in the midst of the trial, Dad
once told me, "I think l could get to Bud
but they won 't let me."
"How," I asked.
•11 would pray with him," Dad replied .
Beulah and Bud, however, mail'lt.ained
their frmocence steadfutly &ftd took the
witness st.and to proclaim it In their own
defense.
BEULAH LOUISE waa a pudgy, ralhu
pl4in looking teenage 1lrl who 11t
ltonelaced through moat of the lrial ,
rf!C!luced to tear1 o"IY once on the wltneu
at.and. Bud wu a tall, rather handsome
ei:-aallor, academic looking in gold-rim-
med &la .....
Lurid love letters that pasaed between
the pair u they mooned ln the jailhouse
were entered as evidence. So wu
:teulah'a lovelorn dia ry.
Prosecutor Eugene o. W 11 11 a m 1
rire1ented evidence tha t Collum bou1ht
the dynamite the day before the e .. ploslon
and hid the receipt In his ca mera. He
claimed he bought it for Mr. Overell .
The defMse, headed by master at-
torney Otto Jacobs, maintained the death
and e1ploslon could have betn accidental
or suicld1l. The defense also had a lot of
outalde help with Che parochi1l Orange
County jury because a speci1l prosecutor
had been brooght in and the big city
preu was mak ing fun of our hick coul'lty
courthouse and jail .
IN THE END, Bud and Buelah were
found innocent. There romance w1a shat-
tered. lier fortun< reduced to fnl,000 and
tfteir Uva forevr.r marked.
Special proucutor Willl1m1 died Ibis
week JD Yucca Valley 111t aie 11.
Hla oualnl brotJChl back 1 lol of ...... r1... -
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Nixon Steals Thunder on Peace Issue
By WALTER R. M~ARS
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Pr.,ldent Nix·
on apptara lo have taken contNll of the
war lnue with his disclosure th1t the ad·
ministration has long been pursuina 1
peace formuli. almost Identical to that oC
his chief Democratic critics.
Nl .. on had, on sever•! occasions, cau·
tloned would-be 1972 challengers against
relyinJ on tht war In South Vietnam as a
campai1n issue.
Tuesday nia:ht he told the nation wby,
disclosing that the admlni1tr1tion his
been talking secretly wlth North Viet·
namese negotiators In 1 series of 13 Paria
* * * Long Step
Forward-
Mansfield
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen 1 le
Democratic Lea4~ Mllte Mansfield call·
ed President NlxOn's new Vietnam. peace
plan "1 long step forward " today.
But, M1nsfltld uld, ht will continue to
push hi• antiwar , amendment despite a
narrowing of differences between Nixon
and congressional critics.
Praising Nixon's proposals, the Mon-
tana Democrat said "the cOncessions by
the administration could lay t h e
groundwork for lhe start of neaotlatlont
for the flrsl time.''
Mansfield said ryegotiations JhouJd con-
centrate on the military 11pect.S of Nil:·
on's proposal.
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott
of Pennsylvania, after a meeting of Nl,xon
and . GOP congresslon1l leaders. said:
11There was general agreemenl that last
night'11 speech is an answer to relsonallle
people with reasonable doubts."
"Of course," Scott added, "there could
never be an ans"er to those who wJnt
total surrender."
Sen. George D. Aiken CR·Vl.), senior
GOP member of the Foreign Relations
Committee, told the Senate • ' I
wholeheartedly endorse President Nix-
on's diselosure or the efforts which have
been made to end the war In lndochina
and restore the countries of that area to
a ll:!vel of sound economy and better liv-
ing."
With few exceptlon11, Nixon's political
rivals and foes rejected the Idea that the
newly d~sclosed plan is the long·soug'.ht
key to the complex puzzle of th~ Vietnam
war.
'Congttuional iWa'iuon to. N~on's an-
nouncement ranged from a declaration
that tfie President'.! ~isc!Ollure of secret
negotiations with· Ha noi was his finest
hour, through doU~b his offer would be
accepted, to a charge he has been ''deal-
ing in darkness to save his own face and
that of a corrupt dictator."
Of the several Democratic presidential
con'tfndtrS offering comment, only Sen.
Henry,M. Jackson !D-Wash.J, gave the
President's new Initiatives general ap-
proval.
Sen. George McGovern (D-S.D.l, said
he doesn't believe the plan will work, and
accused Nl1on of "running the war to suit
his election timetable rather than COrl-
siderin1 the millUiry, mor1l and political
iuues involved."
Wick•
~··,rv.u. ' ·The floor 19COflnizes iii.
Chinen cmlll(l•tionl'
;
meetlngs datlna back 30 mo;ths.
He said he has offered a 111-month
"·lthdtawal timetable similar to t1n1 the
administration vigorously oppo11d In
Congress.
The disclosures cast Nixon. already a
candidate !or re-election, as the man who
wa s there first, and demon str1ted again
the power of a president to shape the
l11ues and the course of a campaign.
With the presidential plimarits ap-
proaching. Democrats seeking nomlna·
lion to run against Niion have put in·
cre11ing stress on the w1r as an Issue.
charging Nixon has not done enouah to
end U.S. involvement. COntlnuln1 that
1tanco LI 10In1 to be dUficult U oot Im·
pouiltle for any Democr1tic campaianer,
1t lta1t In the immediate future.
Furthermore, Ni1on'1 naUonally broad·
NEWS ANALYSIS
cast 11peech dlicloslng the secret pe1ce
offer hid a bullt-ln rebuke for his critics:
"The truth Is that we did respond to the
enemy's' plan, in the manner they (the
enemy) wanted us to reapond -secretly.
In full p0saesaion of our complele
ruponH, the North Vietnamese publicly
denounce us for not having re11ponded al
all. They lndUad many Ame(icans In the
pre11 1n<t the Conrreas Into echoing their
propaganda -Americans who could not
know they were ~Ing f11!1ely used by t~e
enemy to stir qp divhsiveness in this
country.0
As the new year began, Nixon repeated
his assertion that Vietn1m would not be a
major Issue In the 1172 campaign,
''because we w J 11 have brought the
American involvement to an end.''
The major Democratic candidates with
u,1 t1l1plloto
MRS. JOY JIFFRIY, SON BILL , 7, INTENTLY WATCH NIXON APPEARANCE
D1lla1 Weman"1 Hu1b1nd, Robert, Has 8Hn POW for Stven Y11r1
~~-'--~~~~~~
Bizarre Schemes
To Kill Koysgin
Told in Canada
TORON'.J'O (AP ) -Police security
specialists have told a provincial inquiry
of a bizarre srries o(~plaf\\ To kill ~vi!t
Premier Alexei N. KoSY.cin 'here l~st
October -inVoJviilg a fS0,000 assassina·
tion offer, fire bombs .ind an ullraright·
wing society.
Inspector R-Oy Soplet of the
Metropolitan Toronto police intelligence
bureau told Judge Anthony Vannini. in·
quiry co mmissioner, his bureau learned
through informants that hvo men had ap-
proached a man or Eastern European
origin and offered hirft $50,000 to k.ill the
Soviet leader during his Toronto visit Oct.
2+25.
The. inspector did not identify those in·
,valved. He said the prospective 1ssassin
was told the mohey would be paid to his
estate ii he succeeded in killing Kosygin
but was killed in tum by security forces.
When questioned by police a few days
before Kosygin'-. arrival in 1'oronto, ''the
man said he hated communism and that
he had been in a Soviet prison camp,"
Soplet testified. •
Soplel sa id no charges were laid
against any of those involved because the
potentia,J assissin .idenled he had been
approached and the other two denied they
had approached him.'1
' The inspect.or said other assassination
and intimidation plots involved the
ultrarigbt·wing Edmund Burke Society
based in T~to, orie of whose members
assaulted Kosygin in Ottawa earlier Jn
the tour. _
Wives of Two P1~isoner s
Find Hope in Nixo11 Tall{
' VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (APJ -Two
women who share the common bond of
having" husbands who have tOna been
priSOnf!rJ ~('war sat ,~ the blue Oowered
sofa , 1"ttchlni intenUy 11 President Nix-
on oUtlined his peace proposals on
television:
"So many cookies have been tossed our
way, we just don't bite any more/' said
Louise Brady, whose hu11band, Navy
Cmdr. Allen C. Brady 1 was shot d o w n
over North Vietnam in January 1967.
She and Charlotte Christian, whose hus-
band', Navy Ll. Cmdr. Michael D. Chris-
tian , has been a prisoner for nearly five
years , sit poi11ed and composed. Only
their tightly clinched fingers betrayed
any tension.
The President's announcement of South
Former Envo y Dies
BUENOS AIRES (AP I -Felipe A.
Espll, 84. former Argentine ambassador
to the United States and Britain, died
Sunday night. Espil joined the diplomatic
service in 1918 and also represented
Argentina in Norway, Denmark, Holland,
Brazil, the League of Nations and the
United Nations.
Tearful Reunion
Vietnamese President Nguyen Van
Thieu 's willingness to resign prior to a
possible new nationa I election drew a look
of astonishment from Mrs. Christian.
It \vas <1ne or the few displays of emo-
tion by the women who have lived long
and agoni~ingly without hope of their
husbands' immediate release.
Both fell~ however, when Nixon finish·
ed, that his peace proposals were a long
step forward toward bringing their
husbands home.
"It's a hope, a great deal of hope -a
step forwud," said Mrs. Br1dy, smartly
clad in a green sweater and skirt, her
dark hair frosted.
"It's got to end sometime and I think it
might be within the next year," she said,
twisting her husband's AMapolis ring on
her ringer. "It's the first time I've felt
this way."
Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Christian are two
of approximately 32 wives of POWs and
men mi.s!ling in action who live iri this
coastal toWn with its nearby naval base,
drawn by mutual Navy ties and sharing
of a common tragic fate.
"There were times when I felt Nixon
was digging my husband's grave,"
declared Mrs. Christian, a lively young
woman with rust colored curls. "I no
longer reel this way. There ha ve been
times in the past few years when I felt
the men had become expendable. l don 't
think the U.S. will abandon them n<1w."
the esception of sen. Henry M. Jackaon
of Washington, have 11upported a war-
pollcy amendment sponsored by Sen1te
Oeml:leratlc Leader Mike Mansfield1 ad·
vocatlng total U.S. withdrawal in er·
change for prisoner release.
It passed the Senate three times last
year over stiff White Hou11e opposition
and e1ch time administration loyallstl
blocked It in the House.
But Nixon said Tuesday ni1ht that U.e
admlni11tralion had proposed slmllar
terms to the North Vietnamese -not
once but three times.
Viet Pla11es
Four Ta11ks
SAIGON f AP ) -South Vietnamese
fighter·bombers knocked out four North
Vietnamese tanks toda y and Tuesday
along the \veslern side of the central
highlands . milita ry spokesman rePorted.
It was the fi rsl ti me since 1969, and the
third time in more than a decade or the
war, that No rth Vietname se tanks have
been in\•olved in t'O mbat inside South
Vietnam. A massive enem y buildup ln·
eluding tanks has been under way in the
tri-border region where Laos, Cambodla
and South Vietnam come together, a"d
U.S. and Sou th Vietnamese officials ei:·
peel a major offensive timed to em·
barra ss President Nixon during his trip
to Peking next month.
Spokesmen said the tank s, of uniden·
tified type. were sighted by aerial
cbservers moving on trails inside South
\1ietnam , and propeller-driven A 1 E
Skyraiders and A37 jet bombers were
called in to destroy them .
On Tuesday the planes hit two tanks
about seven miles southwest or Fire B11e
5, sctne of heavy fighting last year. and
12 miles inside the border. A number of
enemy troops were moving on foot behind
the tanks and were killed , the spokesmen
sa id.
The spokesman said tw o mnre tanks
were hit th is morning just inside the
h'.lrder and about nine miles west of Ben
Het. the border camp which wis the
target nf the last enem y tank attack, in
April 1969.
Military sources on Tuesday 'had
reported the sighting of six Tr.4 medium
tanks about seven miles south of Ben
Het. but there wa s no report of any IC·
tlon involving them .
Enemy tanks were first reported used
inside South Vietnam in early 19611 when
they attacked the U.S. Special Fortes
camp at Lang Vei. on the ~otian border,
during the siege or Khe Sanh.
Foreign Aid Measure
Wins Final Approval
WASHINGTON IUP!I -The HO\JH
gave final congressional approval TueJ-
d~y to a )>ared-down, long-delayed $2.75
billion foreign aid authoriulion for the
fiscal year that is more than half gone.
About the same time , the Senate Ai;
propriations Committee. acting on a
House·pass~d bill actually to put up the
authorized money , made further cuts in
the measure, to 111 total of $2.16 billion.
That is about 11.45 billion less than Pr!si·
dent Nixon had soughl.
On a 203-179 roll call, House member!!
sent the increasingly unpopuJar aid bill to
the. White House:
·Ex-Hoover Aide Dies
NEW <;AN.uN. CoM. (AP ) -Jam"
Japan Soldier's War Ends
. Clawson R9op, 14, director of the budget
under Prtl.ident Herbert Hoover ind
later treasurer and vice president of Pan
American Airways, died Sunday. I
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Storm's -Death Toll Hits ·9
AGANA, Guam ( UP!J-;Japancse Army
Sgt. Shoichi Yoko! had a tearful reunion
today with an army buddy who shared
part of his 28 years of hiding in Guam's
jungles, afraid American troops would
execute him after World War II.
1 Former Army Pfivate Bun z o
Minagawa, 51, Oew to Guam to visit
Yokoi, who was captured Monday 20
miles from Agena.
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S1io·w .Puts Seattle-Tacoma Area at Standstill
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"Yo ko! San -It 's been a long time,
hasn't it," Minagawa said as he \stepped
through the door of the Guam Memorial
Hospital room where Vokoi ii under
medical surveil\1.nce awaiting repatria-
tion to Japan.
·vokol rose, grasped Mil\agawa's hand,
then broke into tears.
"There, there" said Mlnagawa. who
cried hlm1elf, "Don't cry now. lt'a better
that way.''
The door then clOHd lo scr"n bolll
.men from outliderl.
Yokoi, 56. • Ofte-time t 1 l lo r from
N1goya, Japan, hid after American
troop11 recaptured Guam In 1M4 because
lie bad boon taucht It .. as a disrr•« for
• Jel>a..,. 10ldlor lo aurrendlr. He knew
the w11r wa1 over but ft:•rtd American
lroop& WOIJld execute him il Uley ••Ulht
him.
Hil friend Mln11aw1 was captured In
lfllO ~nd ls now a Janllor al 1 mollon pic-
ture studio. .
M"nwhlle, In Tokyo his brolll r by
adoplion, Oaamu Yoko!, 42. 11ld Yokol'1
mt>lhtr ln1l1ted until her d"th In April
19M lhat Yokol wu olive. He wd tile
eovernment ,.nl word lit 1941 Yoko! bad
been kUled In action In f!H4.
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SHOICHI YOKOI HID ,ROM AMIRICANS ,OR 2t YEARS IN"ju"NG'Li
Plcturod In ·1J41 (L), Ha ~•veals IU9oro of Survlnl (ft)
1•Jt11 hard lo believe that he's '1V"e.'1
O.amu 11ld. "My mother wu ~
•bout him until the moment of be!'d<lth.
U only he kn<w be were alive to<jay."
Yoko!'\ fatller adopted OUmu In. 1114.1
after recelvln1 hit aon·1 ~ealh not!ct.
Yoko! lived In 1 cave for • )'WI and
IUl'Vived on frull , Ulh and wlld lftllllala.
He wW be flown lo Japan 'Phin hi
recuperatea from tile ordeal. r t
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Of Arizona Die s
•' MESA, Ariz. (AP)
Former Sen. Carl T. Hayden,
whose nearly 57 years of
representing A r I z o n a in
. Congreas was the longest con~
, greuional term In the nation's
,' history, is dead at 94.
Hayden, a Democrat, has
. been hospitalized here since
Dec. 30 tor dehydration. He
. slipped Into a coma Saturdiy
and died Tuesday night.
The son of an Arizona
pioneer, he was elected to the
House o f Representatives
when Arizona was admitted to
the union in 1912. He served
six terms, was elected to the
Senate and remained there un-
til his retirement in late 1968.
NewDelay Railnien Hiked 10%
Threatens · · ' ·
Pay U1ii.t1 Split, S Pll:'!1:8 Own Rules . Apoll~ 16 WASHINGTON {AP) -A The full trrU contract con-unloM w~ aareements It
bitterly di,vlded. Pay Board t •--· f u nt over has reviewed oo far. It re-au~ raises O perce -jected a 12-percent nlae for CAPE KENNEDY, FI a • again has ignored ita own 3Y, years, retroactive more aer01pace workers, but then
{AP} _ The problem-prone wage guidelines, this time con-than tWo years to Jan. 1, 1970. aaid it would approve the en-
A 11 16 . . 1 ditionally opprovtng a 10-per· The board cleared the' agree-lire ralae if part o! I\ lo moved
po 0 mopn mwion s cent pay raise this year for ment until the present, 'and to the second year of 1 three-
threatened with 1 second one-140,000 railroad trainmen. said it intends to approve two year pact. .
month postpQnement because But it ls uncertain whether raises totaling 10 percent this Tuesday's motion approving
'ol a leak in a spaceshiJ? fuel t h e A F L • C I O U n I t e d year if lhe work rules are put the bulk of the UTU contract
system. Transportation Union w I r 1 into effect. That leaves un-was sponsored by b.isl~ss
The space agencY reported honor the Jong~elayed pact, certain the fate of 'two raises . member Benjamin F. Blag-
Tuesday that the mooncraft which contains streamlined totaling s percent nelt year. ginl, a railroad executive who
and Jts Saturn s rocket will be work rules the railroad in· The approval mqtion, which sourcts say strongly wants to
transferred from the launch dustry says will speed service passed a to $ grant! yet see the new work rules put in·
pad to an assembly building and eventually save money. another exception to the to effect , whatever the price
for repain. An official said it The UTU had demanded full board's general rule that in wages. Biagginl, president
ii hoped the work can be com· approval of the pact bel6te wages in new conl.racts can't ot the Southern Pacific Co., r.·1eted for the planned April 16 putting tbe neW work rules in-. go up more: than 5.5 percent a had voted earlier to reject the
aunch date, but no decision on , lo effect. UTU President A. H. year, or 7 percent in special 12·per-cent aerospace raise.
delay will be made for a day Chesser refused to· comment circumstances. The UTU pact was reached
DAILY PILOT !f
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7 f1,hio11 ill11"1cl,' n1wporl c1nl1r •44·5070
Hllyden became chairman of
the Appropriations Committee
and was elected Senate presi·
dent pro.tempore. Al' NtftfMtllr111
or two. . on Tuesday's' almost-total ap-. The board has yet to apply tenatively last Aug. 2, ending
· The 3,S-mlle trip to the ~Jp~ro~v~a~l~u~n~tl~t ~h~e~re~ceri:•es:_~•f~·_Jl~ta~S.~$.~pe~r~ce;n~t~g~u~l !d~e~l~i n~eJa~two-1[!"""~~k~s~tr~lk!e~tb~a~t le:••:•~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~·-assembly building on the back ficial notification of it. strictly to 'any of the powerful tually tied up IO rail lines. of a large tracked trl!n&porter
Alt~ough rated by his col·
leagues as cne of the most
adroit men In the Senate,
Hayden Y.'85 rarely Jn the
headlines.
"When I came to Congress,"
he once told an interviewer,
· "an old hand told me I could
play for the headlines and be a
show horse, or I could buckle
·down and be a work horse."
He came into the national
··l i melight, though, in
' , Jail Boom
S~RVED 56 YEARS
Carl Hoyden, 94
November 1963 when Presi·
dent John F. KeMedy was
assassinated and he became
acting vice president. He serv·
ed in that post until Hubert H.
'Humphrey took oflice in
January 1965.
Florida Prisons Open
For 22 More Convicts
LAKE BUTLER, Fla. (AP)
--OfficiaJs who closed the
doors of Florida prisons to new
inmates ·last week due to
overcrowding reopened them a
· crack Tuesday to admit 22
Residential
Plan Aired
·By Disney
• ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) r
• Walt Disney Productions have
unveiled a plan to expand into
,.real estate and build a sprawl-
,Jng 4,000-acre exec u ti v e
.playground next door to the
'Mickey Mouse revue.'
The new residential-com-
• .mercial complex, the city of
Lake Buena Vista, will be
,developed at the Z7,500-acre
Walt Disney World site In Cen·
tr al Florida's Citrus Belt.
The leisure-oriented com-
munity, Disney officials said,
would abut the $400 million
amusement park which was
opened in October and already
lias drawn more than 3 million
Visitors.
convicts under a court order.
The convicts were admitted
because of a Dade County
court order that limits the
county jail's population to 600,
said Al Cook, superintendent
of the Lake Butler Reception
and Medical Center,
"But I don't have in·
structions from Tallahassee to
accept anybody else," he said.
"If anybody else came -I
couldn't admit them without
instructions f TO m
Tallahassee," Cook said. "But
the sheriffs around the state
understand our situation and I
don't think we'll have that
problem."
Cook said the new prisoners
increased Lake B u t I e r ' s
population to 1,092. The facili-
ty was designed to house 710.
"We 've added a lot of double
deck bunk> through t h e
years," Cook said. "And we
now have 1,066 bunks. All over
that will get a mattress on lhe
floor ."
Cook said Lake Butler's
popOlation a week ago was
1,209 but had decreased with
the transfer and premature
release of 140 men.
will be made T.Jtursday .•
Any delay would be ,to the
next favorable launch time, a
three-day period starting May
14. The moon moves into posi-
tion as a target for only two pr
three days each month.
Earlier this month the
launch was delayed from ils
original March 17 d a t e
because or troubles with a
spacecraft separation
mechanism, the moonwalk
suits and batteries in the lunar
landing craft. That was the
firs& time an Apollo mocin
mission had to be postponed
because of technical dif.
ficulties.
Adding to the problems that
have plagued the flight, one of
the Apollo 16 astronauts,
Charles M. Duke Jr., was
hospitalized eight days the
first part of January with
bacterial pneumonia, upsetting
his training.
Duke and Apollo 16 com·
mander John W. ·Young are
slated to become the ninth and
10th Americans to walk on the
moon, exploring the central
highlands near a crater named
Descartes.
Boeing Ups
Benefits
SEATTLE (AP) -•The
Boeing Co. has agreed to im-
mediately implement terms of
a new three.year contract with
aerospace workers, wilh the
exception or a disputed portion
or a first year pay raise.
The company announced
Tuesday that a 341h-cent an
hour fti'st year wage hike for
top level workers Is expe:cted
to be included in Feb. 71
paychecks and retroactive pay
from last Nov. 16 is to be paid
March 2.
A joint statement Issued
Tuesday by Boeing and the
International Association or
Machinists a n d Aerospace
WorkeT3 said all other fringe
benefits and provisions of the
agreement will be put into ef.
feet Immediately. Plans call for condominium
·Tetreats available to major
corporations, private homes,
-four hotels and shopping ac-
commodations and a post of-
fice. •Let Her Die~
Don Tatum, chairman of the
;board, disclosed the project
"dubbed Phase II In the Disney-
Florida blueprint. Judge Backs Patient
Const r u c tlon, already
reported under way on the
first of 27 townhouses planned,
.-js under the Buena Vista Land
,Co., a wholly"wned subsidiary
of Walt Disney Productions.
Parents Claim
Deserted Baby
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP ) -
"It is time we terminate these
proceedings and . let Mrs.
Raasch depart in God's own
peace."
With those words, County
Judge Michael Sullivan ended
a special bedside hearing
Tuesday into w h e t b e r
Gertrude Raasch, 77, should
be required uitder court order
Y 0 SEMITE NATIONAL to undergo amputation of a leg
PARK (UPI) ..... Park officials in an effort to save her life.
have reported that the parents Doctors say her left leg is
of an infant left on the steps of gangrenous.
. a hospital have .s t e p p e d When Mrs. Raasch refused
'lorward and decided to keep to Consent to the operation,
the girl. ' • •aying she would rather die,
Rangers said the identities W.alter Harden, administrator
.of the 'P&l'••ta would not be • ot ~tors hoapltal, asked that
:released because they were a guardian be named to
'mihors. They did say, autho~jze th& sqrgery.
'however, that they lived in a J1,1d4e ~llivan declined to
nearby community. appoirit such a guardian.Jut
Friday, saying the hospital
had not proved Mrs. Raasch
was incompetent to make her
own decision.
Officials had been unable to
talk to Mrs. Raasch, but the
judge went to her hospital
room Tuesday with a friend of
the woman.
Sullivan said she was alert
and attentive and "definitely
doe5 not want the operation."
Mrs. Raasch has spent the
Jast 17 years In and out of
hospitals and nursing homes.
The gangrene Infection in her
leg was caused by hardening
of the arteries, doctors said.
Harden, the hospital ad·
ministrator, says she can
communicate only by nodding
her head, and with certain
hand signals, and that she just
cries when someone tries to
talk with her,
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District vs. At-large
A committee appointed to study election of 1tu1i.et
for Sadcllebact Colleee acrees that the college board
should be enllrfed from five to seven memben. Bui
the queation of elecUon of trustees by area Instead ot
at-large remains to be solved. ·
All.bough a majority of the state's junior colleJe
dlslrlcll may cling to the at-large met.bod of election,
there are some special considerations in I.be Sadclleback
district. Most notable is the heavy numerical welgbt of
voters in the ultra-conservative Tustin area, whoa views
often are not shared by concentrations of voter major!·
ties in other areas.
The election of Trustee Patrick Backus despite the
fact that be wu defeated by voters In bis own · area 11
one example of this deficiency.
We see no barm In changing the election by area
-It seems to work well enough for the county In con·
gressional elections -and see no reason to assume a
candidate would be so parpcbial u to overlook the needs
of I.be college distrlct u a whole. . We do question the election of a trustee who does
not have the backing Of voters In the area he supposed·
ly representil.
Freeze in Sycamore Hills
The 90-day bullcllng freeze In Sycamore HWs Is a
Umely Idea. It should 11ve Laguna Beacb city officials
and stalf members a cbance to ••amine Iba mulUtude of
auggerUons put forward for development -or non-de-
ve!opment -of the area and to determine wblcb, If
any, may have a practical outcome.
Talk of some 2,000 dwelllng un!ta elicited cries of
alarm from dedicated greenbelt bacten, u well u from
aome wbo had not previDusly thouJhl mucb about the
ma lier. ApparenUy there's sUll iwp. for aome sovernment
Inundated
With Facts,
Know Less
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The theory that we
can ""'°Id" war by atoclqlllq -that _.,. ua for It la as pnpootoroul
u bnqinlnC we can a.old &IUtlal1 by
"'\<>ldnl huge ...-of food and luvfnl
It oe t&e lohle wllbout Utln( IL • •• • •
A man'• respect for "law Ind order"
.a,!• In -rlloe ,to the order In which
be II aerved by law -lhole served laat
respect It least. • • •
No rellrJon bu any right I o
mlsslonarles until it could send out uty of
ltl communlcantl u an example to the
beatheno. • • •
Muhn Gorty, a ball-century ago, pro-
bably esplalned the southward mlgratioe
of senior clUzens as well a 1
anybody, when be wrote: "To an old man,
any place that's warm ii homeland." • • •
The human race la nriltiy learnlna lhal
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
-B. D. W.
11111 Mr .._ .t .. wc•1r111 ..... ,..,...._. ........ ...., .....
We commonly loot UpOll crime and
puni!hment 11 cauat and effect, but ti
may jllll 11 o!Wt be the other 'fll'/
ll"OllOd -aur IDltlnct for punlalmMllt IDl1 .,-e the commission of crime. • • •
Replyl!!c 19' a ltudenl wbo wanla to
tnow tbe eermce between • ''hick
writer" and an "ll'tllt," the belt annrer
I Clil thlnl: of la that a hack writ« counts
bis wordo, while an artllt welgha them. • • •
Speaking Ill ....-di, II la worth
remembertnr tbat "humility" an d
"humill1Unt' come from the aame root:
Fllubert -te that "Nothtnc II more
bumtliatlntr then to -ldiotl -la -rpr;m we "'" lalled tn" -and llils ahould give us a sense Ill bmnillty, not
naentment or outrage. • • •
It II hiltorlcally true that -raca ' most noCed for their overwbtlmlnc
"bOlpltaUty" are It tbt ume time the
most agraslve and vence!UI -.. u the
boapllallty wen1 a ftllUflectloe to the
pla helon commlttbol """" murd.,... ~-
Falsehoods and Failures
W ASIUNG'ltlN - A federal audit of
our OCODOllllc aid -ram In South Viet-
nam ancovered ao much bickertna,
blundertnc and boondoggling that lbe
Nixon ,\dmlnlstratlon clauUled II before
the Ink Wll dry,
The aupprused study charges that
Not was eco-
more than 131 mil-
lion w1s warted on
worthleu paclfica..
lloo projects. Of this
alwble sum, Pout
o/ every fl went to
pay the l>urqucratl
who IJWl)'t IWlrm
like bees around
tVUJ •::roJrfaUon.
oomic llled to ball out tbe pacillca-
Uon prosram, acconlln& to the repcrt.
but to 111POOrl a pollHcal assasslnaUoo pm. -AID funds ... re lllnneled l!!to
atioo Pl>ocnll, which was tJlablish-
IO wipe out lhe Viet eon, und<rground
Qrlaellation.
)'BB llU!Il·BtlSH report, prepared by
"11>'1 Opmtlona Apprailal Deputy John
Beas, decl1re1 that AID 11clvUlan1 •••
.,. IDUmately Involved In questloos of
1ot1lllwlal aecurfty, Pboenlx, CCIM!fnaUon
Ill mllltaey operations and other acUvltle1
eat dootJ,y related to AID-lmlded lleld
pncJllDl.•t
nil !lall1 coetradlcts the publle
........ Ill AUl1taet AID
lbinlllralor ll<lbert Nooter w -o =_.,.,., -""' 1111 -,.....,
.......,_.. .. Jiiiy II. mt,
Ill& ... _.. .......... -aid llrlollr ...... ..amc to do diNctlJ
•IUI .. PllMls Jntl'llll.
--\
Hen an otlJor eaeerpla which lodlcata
that 1be pacJllcatloo Jll'OlflDI 11 floun.
derlng:
-HAD>•a SURVIJLLANCB over u .
pendJture of {p1clflc1t\on ) rtaourcea,0
chll1" tho ,_t. "bu not been
11U1flctot'y. Over 70 percent of 1111 lolal
138.I million eolll Ill IAICh projecll -tn
other word.I, 11e1rlf lbree out Ill lfti'l'
lour AID dollars 1poal for O:>RDS
Cpaclllcatloe) --far U.S. ,.,,..U co1ta:."
-M.I01 AID ollldal1 lntanltwed bJ
the AudJtor General'• ornce tlbMlJcated
they spend nearly IO psrcent of thelt tlml
reportJnc bact to bi&b lleadquaNre.
There II no plannlnl or -11111111m1 at
tbe reclonal lttel 'flllh respect to IJWD
tocbnlcal -ama. • Rasalt; II-' every piocram bu flopped.
-Al -aample, Iba nport slates: A
total of •U mlllioD ril be oblla.W (fer)
t7 main-ahopl, one In each pro-
vb\CI aadllr m4Jjt dtt· All but 6lit Ill
theH WU completed by tho end ol ( lllcal
)W) ltlt. 11' ,..~ "'"Hllll a TirJ
"""1stlcafell ..,.,,-ID a Dfvtlopad coiinlrY and, not lll'Jl'\llna, II II not ,... eelsluf.•
Yet tbl1 dismal story of lalsehooda and
laJlans 1111 --....... llCllri!J IUel•, ao olllclal1 can cootmue mllklAa
tho luplf•• for --......,,
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money to help preserve the land, but so far I.bis hu not
mater!Wed. The Army Corps of Engineers is brooding
over Ille role of the triangle In the flood plain zone, and
the englneen' decision could have an lmporlanf effect.
Everyone would like to see Sycamore Hills as the
bub of the Laguna Greenbel~ but the privately owned
land can't be kept In limbo Into eternity.
Perhaps during the 90-day moratorium, Interested
parties can come up with a reallsUc weument of the
chances of raising all or part of I.be '4 million to acquire
the property for I.be greenbell
State Is Worst Off ender
Tbe edict from the state Department of Public
Health -stating that for every ~O visitors to a beach
each day there should be a toilet -bas prompted a
letter from San Clemente officials.
It is a complaining one, but not because San Cle-
mente can't' comply with the toilel-beachgoer ratio. City
officlala are irritated because the state is passing down
cllctstes to a local juriscllction.
City officials claim I.bat lhe greatest ofiender In
tbe great beacb toilet lssulf Is the State of California -
the same enUty telllng coastal cities to sbape up.
State parks in San Clemente and Doheny do not
conform to the ratios, say city representatives.
The wbole problem with the harsh rules, one would
suppose, Is how does a city count Ille day 's beach at·
lendance.
San Clemente's lifeguards try, and their figures are a lilUe on the optimistic side.
Those counta mlgbt be a litUe on the modest side
this year. s
Too Many Rooms Could Bring Failures
Planners W arne-d of Excess Hotels
To tho Editor:
I reed with lntmal tbe article by
Thomas Murpblne (DAILY PILOT, Jsn.
11), and I quote, "Hotel Boom llita
Cout."
It was only receoUy that I received
cUppillc• from San Francisco papel'I
which went to 101De length to <>plain the
depths of despoir that many hotel
managers Ill San Francilco have been
plunged Into becauae of the ezceillve
amowrt of hotela that have ''popped" up
Ill the last. year or IO. So sertou.. did It
become that the planning coJJUlliuion hu
put a·balt to it all.
'"'AT Plll8T1bey ulou,iit ff WU jail a
question 011 the alallng operatorl and
leniral-manapn wanUng no _. i>eUflon. .Generally, managen have no 'ol>-
jeclion to compelllion. It can stimulata
interest. in an area, bring new people,
etc., bat when you get to the point such u
San Francico hu arrived at where in the
tut two yean IO many hotel rootru1 have
been built that In JIG way can they be
lllled, then It ii • .,., bad.
llOTllU UU: the Fairmont are bav-inl thelt pro!lleml. True, there are peak
pertodJ just 9 we experience here at the
Newport.er lml. However, we have to
preu for group or convention business.
There ii not mougb transient business in
tbJs aru 'to support more than about
-holell, and with the advent of the
tmnenclou deP,rtsaion Ill electronics and
IJ)lct there have been many, many sad
litualiono ·even in the existing hotels,
without the proposed hotels being built.
'lbe break~ven point in most hotels Is
about 70 percent, and it is terribly hard
to hold JI at that.
WREN I READ of all these projects for
the future -McDonnell Douglas,
Lockheed, Marriot -additions here and
addlUona there, a iense of dismay fills
me that this should be allowed to come
about for the llln.e strugle will come to
U1 here on the Orange coast that has
1lready overtaken most hotels in San
Francisco.
I am not euggeraling when I tell you
that they are in most cases having a dif-
ficult time with occupancy and some of
tbe hote1t lli.e Stanford Court and other
addiUoni to tome of the major hotels are
not yet completed. The same thing that
bu befallen San Francisco will defutltely
OCCIJl' here II this bulldJnc ii pmnltted to
continue.
A VERY FEW people In and out of the
hotel bulfneaa are not unaware of whit toot place In Ho110lulu when they were
. allowed to bUlld, without any control,
thoUSlllds of rooms. 0Ccup0ncy was at an
avenge of IO perceol lnveators could not
makt It, hotel manqer1 eould not make
I~ and It wu a v.ty sad story all around.
I hope -oe the dty counclll and plaM!ng commilsions hlft will take a
pd loot, do aome reMll'Cb, and doubl ..
chect on the picture on tho Orange Cout
bel.. they allow the same situation to
dewlop in Oraace County.
DOUGLAS A. ROSS
General Manager
Newporter 1M
Bat fftl)f!St-t
To the Editor:
Yuterday I nod in toor peper an arti-
cle ~ to a -i... jull held by
the ICbool board clllCllllin& I b t
poalblliU.. of "'"" bad< to "tradlu.i Wl)'I" "' tetcblng .-.11. I wu In e1-.1ary !lcbool Ud hl1h
-andtr this old_ "trtdltleaal _ .. of
JWbl!il and I did 11P1 mJof """"" u nludt or learn u lul al the .. ' Ua
-Illa procrllllve plan. Wt ""'° hro ~It and LiDDtl, ,_ ....
teodtna Illa 'l'-s> 111 lhl World l!cbool.
Under Iba,.-.,ttem the)' learn lat,
"IJo1 achool aod -much enthullaam
lor -illbjods and teadsen. Every
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' Mailbox -Lettnt from rtcidln ar1 weltMM.
Nonnollt1 writer1 1ho1&1d convey their
meuaoe• ftl .too 1DOTCb or less. TM
right to cond<!lle !etun to fit space
or tUmhaate UMl ti re.tetw'd. All let.
kn .... 1 fn<lllde rigftalure and -~ mo addre11. bul ....... fllOJ/ b< ... ,,..
llcld on rtq!Usl If IUffident ,...,.,.
is OJ>l)Qr<nl. PoelrJi tDlU !IOI bl pulr
lilhccl.
nl«h! al dinner their enthuslum •about
acbool la expnssed. I never had . this
enthua.lum about school ,.when I wu a
cblld.
OTllEll SCHOOLS Ill the country are
beillc modeled after our llcbool system
becau1e they see it works. What is wrong
with thole lncllvidualJ who are alrsid of
change? Do they uaderstand I he
"progrealW:" system? Have they been
Involved iD it? I doubt IL A! a matter of
fact there are individuals on the current
school board who have children attending
schools outside of Laguna. How can they
make a decision for my children on these
ground!' Also, there Is the question of saving
the tupayer '" on a '4{1,000 residence. I
feel $15 of my money per year is the best
investment I can think of for the future
of our chlldren in this country.
Please, for the sake of our children in
Laguna Beach, let's have open minds and
keep our school system a progressive
one.
JOHN L. ANDERSON
'Let'• Not Destroy'
To the Editor:
As parents of two children In the
Laguna Beach public school!:, and as sup-
porten of the educational program they
are provided, we urge that, instead of
drastically reducing the existing pro-
gram, the board of education call for an
override election.
Being involved in education ourselves,
as a high school teacher and a unJversity
student, we are fully aware of the lm·
portance of maintaining not only atrong
subject-matter preparatlon, but. as lm-
portarl~ developing the typet of stills snd
attitudes that are the result of iooovative
kinda or programs.
WE PARTICULARLY aupport the noJI:
1raded, flexible, and s rn a l I-group -
oriented Top of the World program . Our
children have grown in spirit u well u
In knowledge as 1 result, we believe, of
tht1r being treated as individuals. And
thal has been possible only because of
the low pupil-teach..-ratio, snd the ...
lilllDc:e ol teacher aides.
We. ut that the board of education con-
B11 Geol'fe ---.
Dear George:
My lnllband and I are plannln& to
1tlri a goldnlb farm. Do you blow
of any hoots WI can nad up OD
bifon w1 atart?
ELAINE D.
lliar ElalDe D.: •·war 1111 l'lllclt" ''Pflcrbn'• ........... and the Eneylopedia
Brie-lea. (Nolsl ID Readers: I
toaw Ibey doo'I !lave anylh!nlJ to
do with 1oldllab larmlna flut It wlU •
--la ..... llrolii.) .
(Write to Gtarp and let every-
body -at your pet worries.
Georp la lbe flrlt to admit thal'I
a weird nuon for writing, bu~
Ihm, 11 '• .... 1n1 buslnea. )
sider more than just the "pocketbook"
when they decide the ruture course of
education ln Laguna Beach. Other things
are more important.
We urge supporters of Laguna's school
system to convey their feelings to the
board of education. Let's not deslroy
what took many years to build.
JAMES NEWKffiK
MARTHA NEWKIRK
Take It to Vot.ers
To ttie Editor:
We would like to voice our approval of
the present Laguna Beach school system
and join with others who do not wish to
see it revert to mediocrity. We fet!l
·f()(tunate that our children have an
enthusiastic and healthy outJook toward
th eir schools, and are pleased to know of
all the extra time and energy spent by
the teachers beyond their normal
teaching loads in order to make school a
more interesting place for the children.
WHEN WE READ that recent tests
show Laguna.Beach students to be ahead
of other children in Orange County
schools, and when we consider that we
have the staff and the bUlldlllgs to permit
a flexible and exciting program, it ls dif-
ficult to understand how it could be "good
business" to abandon these advantages
and change the system.
U we need more money in order to sup-
port a better system, then It would seem
logical to take the issue to the voters.
There are many people who do ap-
preciate the quality of education and
would support Its continuance.
MR. AND MRS. Hj\ROLD TOLIVER
The Mbafag Linke
To the Editor:
The missing tinke •trikes the Laguna
Beach School Board again. Critical
decisions on important items become
relegated to an "infonnaUon" category
in the absence of the fifth member of the
board. Consistent inconsistency of the
conservative school board members
precludes definitive actlon on co~
troverslal agenda items whenever a clear
majority Is not in attendancf.
• • HOW MANY Important: tommittee
meetings, study sessions and crucial
board meetings must J>8'8 unattended
before the obvious -. obviOUI to
the concerned parenta and children o(
Laguna Beach? A5 the board of dlrecton
of our education corporate body, they_
should stand in serious self-evaluation of
the motives through which they ....Ve.
What answers do Bill 1:'1;1pmas, .Patil
Gillette and the more often inisaln& Capt.
Linke have!
KRIGH HAVOC
Callotu Pre .. Mpdoa
To the Editor:
Al a pest member o/ the boird of
directors and a put secretary ol the
Tupayen A1soclatloe, I must aay I am
outraged al the calloul presumption of
Councilman Ed !Arr In usillc city lund1
to 0nance bla wU•'• trtpo to San Fran:'
clsoo and a.wa11. .
Prior to Mr. Lorr'• election to tht city
counc11 he waa president ol tbe TH·
payers Association (I• now lreallll'el'). He
lltely would have beta the first to
nitbleuly criticize just this aorl of a
mantll'ler bJ 1111 councilman I
Tim LIMITED erpenditures In OID'
budaet for t'Onference 1ttendanca cer--
talnly never Included nor anttclpated ap-
p<oprlatiooa for the l>UfpoM ol lamlly
travel at the tupeyen' -. It js in-
coocelvable lhal M1yor Goldbetl and
Councllman Lorr hive lucfl a lla.i-rd
IPPtOtCh to °''"' city fund•, and -.. blitanlly justtf1 this abuse!
I m"51 acid -tllil old cry Ill "polltlcal
and character assassination by a few
rad ical activists", "sewer slander''
"histriorrics," "thunderations," "ven-
det tas," .. clique of activists" and
"political batchetmen'' is a worn-out
record -and , "doth protest too mucb"l
I, FOR ONE, feel Laguna is fortunate
to have dedicated activists and citizens'
groups to offer ideas and opinions, and to
monito r any bias of a self-named "ma-
jority" of the city council. Criticism is a ~
lively adjunct to city hall efficiency and
councU behavior, and should be upected
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by all elected and public officials. Ho\f
else can the citizens' interests be pro.
tected and good open non-partisan i
government be assured? I
MARV v. LOUNSBERY I
City Entrance Signs i
To the Editor: -::!
On behalf of the community, aiidi
especiall y for the the Chamber of Com· :
merce and Civic Association, 1 wish lo :
express our thanks to the Festival of Arts :
board for malting it possible for Laguna :
Beach to have city entrance signs, which :
will indeed be unique. :
'Th.e signs, to be carved by Mogens :
Abel, will be located at the city's three ·
entrances. It is our hope that lighting will !
one day be available, but we have no •
doubt that, in the meantime, automobile i
headlights will pick up the gold leaf Mr. :
Abel will utilize. 1
' WE HA VE NO DOUBT, also, lhat Mr. I
Abel will provide Laguna Beach with :
signs peculiar only to our city and of ~
wh ich every cltize:i will be proud. 1
Acquiring these signs, with the I
cooperation of the Festival board is one
more step in our constant efforts to I
beautify the community. 1 ROY MARCOM JR. :
President 1
Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce I
and Civic Association
I
Aliso Campground I
To the Editor:
I am also a concerned citizen writing In
regard to the proposed campground :
facility at Aliso Beacfi. I agree wlth Mr, '
Craven'• letter (DAILY PILOT, Jan. 19) I
that Aliso B;each is already operating at 1 muimwn-.. 'Capacity. Alio, crime and t
drUgs are IO ' Prtvaleril , now on our ~
beaches at nfght; that the pclice depart .. :
ment does not have the staff to patrol I
and enforce the laws. What will happen if
oveflllght c;amplng Is allowed In the mid·
die of 'Our residential area?
A ·committee Is being formed and a
meeting beink scheduled for next week. If enough concerned citizens participate and
aupport us, rnQbe we can slop th1.! I
before other belches ln Laguna become
campgrounds. :
VELMA GRIMES J
OllANOI COAST
, DAILY PILOT
Rol><rt N. W •«!, Pub I II Mr
!l'hom41 Kicllil, Editor
Albtrl W. Botts
Editoriol Pooe Editor
Tho editorial -or 111e ~ l>Jtot 11tb to Worm and atlmu· , lf.tq tttditrl by prnenUn• thiJ
TIC'Wlll'iPll"• oplnlonl ud com·
1T1qnl.U)' cin topicl or hrttn1t-and
1la-nlfi~ Po' provWI~ a farut
I --or·.ur-ud br, Pl'Nt"DUQ U. Vlcwpofntl of Jntornxd Qb..
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Wednesday, January 28, 1972
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,L. M. Boyd •
'Pure' Cameroon •
Bride Worth $50
"l•woeuce b q vahaable u education ••• "
C.G.llanlwlek
In the French <:ameroons In Equalorlal Africa now,
the IOlnl price on bridt! II up. Parilcularly bride• with 1
colle11 degree. They bl'ini $60 each. That's U they they can
be deecrtbed u pure. Esperieoced alrla with I lltUe edu-
cetlon are only good lo about $40. And esperlenced younc
1ac11 .. with no ocboollng at all may fetch. In the neJ&hbor.
hood of, say. $25. It's just another cue
of Ill" rarity commanding the higher
price. A young lady with a college
degree who can be described u pure
just does not tum up every day in the
French Cameroons.
THE MEN who prefer to sleep on
their bacQ outnumber the women who
do so by four to one. Sleep studies at
the University ol Florida purport
I
.. AS TO WHY more pasaports are iaaued to women than
1 to men, am now told It's probably because military wlvet
need pusporl3 lo travel abroa<I, but their buabanda IO on
orders.
THE NEW DAY does not begin eucUy at midnight
Among the metoorologlsta, midnight la 00:00. Tbey 11y the
new clay begiJ!I at 00:0001.
QUE!llES -Q. "When the pro football teama go from
city lo city, do they just reserve Uckela on ICheduled
fll&hta or do they charter airplanes?"
A. They charier.-From ICheduled airlines.
Q. "WWCH STATE has the lowest marriage 11e?11
A. That would be New Hampshire. A 14-)'0IN>ld boy
can marry a 13-year-old girl there, if the folkl and court
okay ll
IN RUMFORD, Maine, It's against the law lo bite your
landlord.
THAT ANIMAL most oft.n stuffed by tuldermlat II
the bobcat.
IF CALLED upon to name a word with one vowel re-
peated 11% times, say "indivisibility."
SHOELACE -Will bet you a quarter on the corner
that nobody at the dinner table tonight can tell you the
name of that little metal or pll.stlc Up on the end of a lboe-
'lace. It'a an aglet.
ARE YOU an old movie fan? If ao, could you ldenUfy
.the girl wbo got 1m1shed in the face with 1 ll"lpefrult by
.·"Public, Enemy" lllr James Cagney? Would appreciate It
' ,. ONE TRAFFIC accident ~ery 10 yeara, that's what
•,the typical driver CID upect, H the law ol averapo bolds
up. And I ticket every 1.2 yeara.
' Addrcu malt ta L. M. Boyd, P.O. Boz Ins, N<tDJ)Orl
Beach, Calli. 92B60.
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HHH 'Sees Light'
With Kennedy Out
'CAMPAIGN '72 1
West Virginia primary and en-
ded Humphrey's every hope
for the opportunity to tun
against Richard M. Nixon.
That. or course, was
years and two Ktnnedys ego
-the la fl time that Hum-
phrey sought the presidency
through 1he primaries. Lyndon
B. Johnson handed h i m
another method in 1968, but
not wltboUI handicaps.
Overshadowed and subdued
by the Vietnam war and LBJ
himself, Humphrey ultimately
met wJth another dramatic
defeat. This time, Round
Three, he 's back on his own,
and if yet .a third Kennedy
brother keeps out of his way,
well ...•
"We'll do much better.'' said
Humphrey, fingering a two-
o1ive martini as Flight 184
whispered toward Washington
at 30,000 feet. "With Ted
staying out, why. the polls
show I'm right nip and tuck
with my friend Muskie."
Friend Ed agrees. Although
he won't say so publicly,
Muskie views Humphrey as
No. 1 among hls eight rivals
for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination.
So Hubert Horatio Hum-
phrey, 60, twice a mayor, four
times a senator, once a Vice
President. once his party's
nominee for the White House
and for two ,.at'I a ..U~
declared pollllc•I eslle to
"think and repent," ls back on
the wing.
lf the wrinkles are a bit
deeper, the balr-dyed or nol-
is a bit younger, and his voice
Is as full and rasping as ever.
His claim Is that be did 119t
· envision this return to
presidential politiCJ.
"In 1970, he said, "I came
back to Washington at th<! bot-
tom of the help, and I rully
had no intention of beeoming a
contender. Bui by May of last
year, it appeared I was being
thought of," according to the
poll•.
Why? "Because I got back to
Washington, that's why," he
said. While Humphrey 's return to
Washington was doubtlessly a
Capitol gain for his presiden-
tial prospects, his excursions
elsewhere have been· even
more profitable. Since last
spring, he has visited all but a
few states, renewing
friendships with pols and pals
in scores of Democratic cran-
nies.
"l am much more at ease,"
he said, noting that in contrast
to 1968 "l don't have to be car:
rylng the responsibility for an
administration, even though I
wasn't able to control it."
He find! many. particularly
liberals who once championed
him, who still refuse to
absolve him or the tripartite
stigma of Lyndon Johnson,
VJetnarn and Chicago.
But the ''liberated''
Humphrey is trying hard to
win bac"lc such doubters, what
with hls votes for U.S.
withdrawal Crom Indochina ,
his latter-day criticism 0£ lhe Chlcaao police, and his a[l·
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lo.rslie Amenlyi, 21, " ilit flht woman attend· : pl at the Sacramento
;. ~ finds that a 2M-, ' o II n d anaconda is
e than a match for
'' own 110 pounds as • ' goes about her • olll In the repWe
: =Denise handles ~ '' from cobras ~ ~ ~ .
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Reagan Aide Set
To Answer Charge
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: Hard Norms Unv~iled
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Man Seized
In 3 BJa8ts · To Rename Col"leges LONG BEACH (UJ'I) -Jleloi:llvea tr~· • lll;IPOC!
l.oe ANGELEi (AP) w poss are B a k er 11 le Id , 1:fu. iw::a: =-~ "':".::
. ,,.,.._ •tandtHi 1 tr Sla•luaus, s.n Belnardlno, the 11me to , p1an1 . a, thlrd
'1t1111;ning state ..U-..,If ~and llaminiuez HlQa-bomb, police Ald ,._.y,
illllftl'lllles are .O'Nli'... ai/ioas Ibo newest and Tbe bomb aploded, cleJlroy·
"'11 five o! the ltalf11 •• ama11e11 of the atW eoneg... Ing a ·ur 'belonllnr' to an
R public and li ti f 11 J QunpllOS In lbt llate co~ a•uotaiit police cblel.
lll!Mrlltles could Piii! hfti. lege l1sl<m that cleDnltely Po11oe Oi1e1 Wllllam J.
'. !llif college lrulliH ~· ~~le, are~~~; !:';:':=~ u! ';:
Mtn told. FullortDn, Cal State Haywm!, bolJlh bad been.plantecl Jn the
•. WIUlam . B. LangWI; Y!ce Cal Staie Long Beach, Cal car ~ to -~of acadtllllt llftlrs State Loo Ang<le1, Slcra!nen-. ddel ~ G. Korti, which
"" the 111-<amPllf • "' Slate, SID Dlqo Slate, llon . WU pUted \n fro¢, of bis n"""'1 the Francisco State, Sin Fernando 1iome at the !line.
lr\1lloes Tueaday Valley Slate and SID Jose O!llcirs amated Jolm C.
ti Ille five State. ·1 WolJll, a~ , . . ii;:C::1wo~ . I , :
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LlnPdorf aa1c1· that al leul ! !!1:'1 may1"! H, o! the llate e cam-meet the '*1ve 11a._no1ai;i1s and If ·the ·
crkirta are -"'1 eome
... llChooll eoald l>f . re-
.... ed by April
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...,.., ••• will ml" ·-.. the llandarda because of
'l~nrollmenl ID d ii> :• o! graduate pro. .
' Tiie five colleg.. unahle IA>
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Ax Victim
Aho Raped,
:; Police Think • • • • :: IA1i PEDRO (uPl) ,... An ·:a.., 00 MlJ. Judltb Tem,
Who '!II chopped to dee!li wftll • "balebet wHh her ln!anl
• ... n•eai.d ahe may have llMI roped, police Aid Tues. ..,,
II -the 11n1 lndlcatloo of • Jlllllbl• mollve In lhe alij<. 111i t Mrs. Terry, 20, and her ..., Scott; 11 months.
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Ian Pedro and PeelDIUla Omlelntotho-MD!all . .
•11111r-...i *1dmt ma we11111
500zam..tchiil1111daf«""1FREE.(adlllla
·, -he requlftd :;e IA> close tile wOUlllll
• Ill Illa bead lnlllcted b7 the
Wwpoo lbal kWed bll Wife and . .... -•"-•st ••ca.doper, boob,dittb, .
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Senat,e Will Try
To Remi;ip Again
IAllllAMbTo (AP) _, .,.. .... Bob Moretti (!>-Van
Like a Iollli-dlllance nmner Nuya), said Tueeday Moretti
who nru,.. to live up, Senate bu agr<eci oo1y IA> .,bmlt a
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(Up try "' raepportlon the .. Ibo A I I • m b I 1 -·~
lllliHlr '-II lllllt llr tilt ...... . . J1111 ...,,, Dll110a1illl:ina.,,111t
The 1911s1ature wm .,.....,. 1n u.. -bor Allmiibly
i'tl111lm111t i1ifuUa1• .. ;J},~-~ lllrl ll1ii!iM llJillt JI-.,....._ _ __.._ 11
...lved because of lateness, -Zd need 17 bly votes
said sen. Mervyn Dymally, and l'I Senate votel IA> llllrVive
chairman of the Elections and a veto by Gov. Reagan. Dymally said the G O P llclJ>POrilonment Committee. governor bad made no com-
'1'111 IM Angeles Democrat mltment IA> sign 1 revived
_. Ttl19'1J be would revive compromise bill. m Ml designed IA> Sen. John Harmer (R-Glen-
lll!ftlll. 21-19 dale), cbalrmari of the
.... , • · Republican eaucus, conferred
leaden bave kept a for-two boon. Tuesday with
,ess.lon aµve on a day-Reagan ataft me m b er s ,
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dlnl!tr rlnt 11! 14 ktNt 'j9llow told.
A, hiilll* lllCI clemon• '300.
B. Emeralds and diamonds, $350.
C. Rubies and diamond. $225.
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NEWPORT BEACH-644-1380
18 FASHiON ISLAND buia "' permit quick llymaUy lnid a corridor news
actioD 1n a reapportionment , conference after a doled-door
bW. Tba Aaaeml>Iy bu voted eleetlona commtUoe meet~. Open Mon. thni Sat, I 0 o.m, to 9:30 p.m.
IA> adjourn Its apeclal reap-
portionment session, but fl la
atilt. technically alive because
the Senate bu not yet ratified
the ldjournment.
I>ymally predicted bis reviv-
ed bill would get 31 votes. It
-only 21 "' reach the Assem~y, where it facea an
llDCertelnlate.
A IJ>Okeoman for A"'""'iy
Dentist Gets
Prison Tenn
LOS ANGELES (APi -Ji
Woodland HWs deDllal says he wu not surprised at his ce»
vtctlon on charges ol fitttng
young men with unneeded
braces so they could avoid the
draft
IHram not aurprlsed at the
verdict because of the at-
mosphere and what's going oa
in the country today," Dr.
Bernm! Bender aald Tuelday,
A lederal jury coovicted
Bender, 52, Cl! cbargea of con-
spiracy, aiding and -~
falae 1te-"' the Selec-Uve ServlOt, and aiding and
abettlnldra!t....ioo. I
Great Prices for:.=::.r
I ..,_1147.Tt nat Co or -="~':is~"l'I · ludmlllp wflll sptdll Yllln 11
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ltd.'4« C!811e. M the !Ina
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Beautiful Scaldinavian desi(n makes this
. 25" cr..,.,,.i p1c1uro Aa:aeolor console a
great ldditic!ll 1D any hanel SWIYel bast
leli1111 ~ .. plctanl
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• • llUdeal at cat
Beach, on uplclon eltllecn-.
Dock Ta1ks
Rescheduled
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Motaal ll:t' f II Rf i.lhll u•wil olliato d11n••lz
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loall lllcl till ---blrplnlnt ...... off , Jan. 17 wwld be al I p.m.
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and 11111, Rq. $26.9$ , ......... NOW ·
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UltnBlt liaCbatkor fnn11 llld oJhlcW liag 1UO. !fie Piii'
. bt to go high on~ 1111. H1H..-1ldtd 1ID01lnun1 fnmt.
Af,..io• rod hofH(lllL 200 dtnftr WllorprMftd llylon
dlwi4lll liag. 4 ollhldt pocbtr, Cmrtd Myton ..U :11.,.,..
Polptlrylto•fllitd 1hould11' pods. Quitlc<l'llllU Nrlia.Wolal•
..... full mull pantl. Colo!t: lino ltd .w· Nny II-.
Sfllll, S..111, Mtdf .. ; .
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2'.Uar.111 lEBC0.1000
It f1lc:t1 O•ly one 1111fdil %tla fh•lllR ,..,. heW
c1t1lrtlc h•1ttr1, Nie wbfli ,,..,., ....,... fer hunt•
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thin th1 current Nit ..n.r. •Ht ... er .,Ull111-'
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• C1t1lytic action rnchts ·hit Md ...,., .. enly 4$
uc.oncb, • 01tt match llthh lt-wltlM4tt_ .....,..., fi1r.
"' flame Jess thin tnt Jndi Wtll • ... ..,. te Jftht
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!~~:.~!~ .. ~~.~~~L~~~ ........ s 1595
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SKI WIARSKI CAPS ••••• , ... '. •••• $1.49 up
WATCH CAPS •••••••••••,•••••••.•••91c
. LIATHIR MmENS ••••••••••• • • .$6.91 up
lECTRA SOX •••••••••••• ,; • ••••••• $9.95
SKI SCARVES 4 ft. Jong • .-• 1• • • •·• ••••• $3.tl ~ . ' UR MUFFS ~ •• • ••••••••••.•••••••• $1.91
SKI SOCKS • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • •• $3 A $4 ·
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11 A llllf.IS11c col.llmow•
, • S' • $13 : . OC... •lue,""""'*'1, wli11t gold •.
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CAJllllO ·PAllDH CllMOI . $Jf lurfii"J, .... -~... .... , ... ,. $21.00 •••••••.•• ~. '
CPDIOGUllCliiiCH S·Js ...... ........ ~ '"'· •• ,. $22.00.............. f-~ .
PODOC1'11 I IUIDI LAa UP t•1· . ' ltt!J,'" ................ u. .. •. $30.00............ ~
llODOCIW 11A11C ' • ,., .. ·
Tan, Slits M, 199, $21.00. , • , , , , , • , , , • , , , , •·• , • , I . ,
~I~~ If!! ... """"· 1.11.n ••• :... ••.••. ....... $6 10 $ J 3·
~UPllLOUAI I $13so PIM, .. IN, WN, ,.U.W ~ fllftl lfrflt•Slatrl·13 •••• • •••••••• , •••• swunas · · , .. 9 .. O · '_I....,'"'*' "81, ...,.., ........ yalltw. 1&11 s.M·L ... • • lo• I SO
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WEmlJI SHIRTS ..._ 14.ts •••••••••••••• NOW
' FIAml SHllTS 1
~ $3.tl •.•••.•••••• ~~-. : . I
.... 43.tl •••• • ••••••••• HOW . . ' '°"mm · · . $288 lot. fSJO .. , ... NOW
;;ti\ IOY, YElOUIS s5· $9 ~y atf, 'f to $12, NOW le
w1111a mays '3.".' ............. NOW
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aft assortment of iessi0il.'1i~w:,;:.56c
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Chaose;from Woo I.Dok 66 or Dini~ ... inas rted C
colors. • Jk
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FOAMING BATH 0
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care ssi ng fragrant
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AutbariUM were roundini: up
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&1'11111 JllrJ in whit the govern-
!!. 1D9nt 1111 WU I $1$9 million
..U fraud -!racy. "'!\II II me of the lirgest
m1il fraud conspiracy cases in
history and perhaJ>5 t h e
llratst," said Aut. lf.S. Atty,
Arthur Tilford of Miami.
!levm of thole lndided are
noldenll of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla. Authoritlea lald the other
defendants were from St.
Loula, New Yorki Alabama;
Los Angeles: AUanta, and
Albuquerque, N.M.
Tilford and Alll. U.S. Atty.
llldJard Kirlclmer of Loi
~ aid 'l\leldly that
1.... tot.Jing about $ll0
mlllloa were IUflend by lJuo.
dreda of oorporaUons and U..
dlviduall. · Tbty • 11ld t be
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Mail Fraud Case
scheme Involved payments of Ltd .. wu named a deltDdaal. of ltio Mipll ollka llld John uybli tbO d e I e • d ant •
advance fees for obtaining The government clalau TCI 11 Bnldy,• w'st·• ..,._. in putlclpated 1n a .cbllne
pennonent loan commllments a "shell" <ompany wlthollt clwp of ltio AU-,...i Wider whldl lndlvlduala or
for lo-Jl'lrpolU .even aueta ·-oddml 11 a poll ofUct, _,.. _.. the oompulol oOeklnl bua-thotJili no lout were tater pro. office box in N-• and grand jury Tbarede)' IUld Fri-lollll won ~they coold
vldod. who,. JWDO II listed on a day, ud Ill a -lloDday 1et commitment.I from TCI
Ill addition to lndWldQall; ahlngi. GD a 1ar11e alllocbod ' lutlll& Ulllll I p.m. • upon paymeol of • premium I
t b e Tr 1 n 1 • C o n tlnent.I to a home In Nauau. Tlllard ad XI rt c b n er to 10 "poinb" ol Joi.,.st to
C.1Ualty lllluNnce <;ompany,. · Poetal llllp&dor J<>lln Davia quoled Ille Ind-as TC! In advance.
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' I TRAUNSTEIN, Gtrmaoy
(UPI ) -Robttl l(ocll ran
away from hi.I nursU hlme
to get married. I -
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their power to atop 1iUr llCftt
meetings," he said of hl1
courllhlp. He wlJ{ be mar·
rlo4 Jan. 31· Ktj:b's !Olth
birthday. I •
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you1 Cu~ dreuy artd ~bt(wccn •CYl4 Now pin"
money priced! You11 see deli&btfulJall f"tvorices iri
... prints. stripes, solids and combtnatio Maar are one
o{akind -some2 piecestyleiJr.Petiln3-ll;Jr, 7·15;
M1,...·1~20;Women'sl4~l4~
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----S -peakers Plead for ··c;rih. Death!> Resear~h!1
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Pareota ud doctora hive ura·
ed !more f~eralt spending to
!Ind the cauae of a mysterious
'diseue known u 'cet death"
which one witniu 1 a J d
resulted in 1'thouui* of emp-
ty eribs, tiny graves and
brokln bearta."
Tboy pl...ied Tuetday lo I
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Senate aubcommlUee o u
cbildrell and youth ,,.. -
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to the causes of 1be malady,
whleb likes the u... of 11
teut 10,000 babiel 1 yur u
they ateep.
They abo ubd for more
public informatlaa pracr11111
ao parent. IDIY be oparecl the
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lanltclde.
Tbe---.iu
"crib del.tb," .. cot deatb11 or
......... bllant death -
drome" -stribt ~y
and wtlbout wamlaf, kllllnJ •
-ingty belllby baby lo Ila
sleep. Tllere ..... oymplolDI,
no known cauae and aulGplla
............. o1dealb.
Tbe -ts believed lo be Illa ........ killer ol children w ........... of oDe month an11--:an11--fJoqumdly wben a baby ii
a-lbno mon1ba d Id •
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poor fllllllllel are affected
moat ofllll.
"Relallvely U!Ue baa been
-lo 1'eMalCh and even • lea bu , been. ~
complisbed," aa1d S I u I
Goldllerr Oi llaltlmcire: presi.
dent of the lalomalional Guild
for Infant San1•al that he
lounded ... 1111 alter loaing •
dqbtae le Iba dileua. .
"It iJ .-u .11· lbere
were no such entity u sudden
inflDI death II you 1e1rcb the
.......-di Ind liler1ture -even lboulh lbonundl ol empty
cribo, tiny gr1vea and broUn
!:':~~-:"thl!
kWer In our midst • • . "
.Or. Merlin K. DuVal, usiJ..
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and lclenc_e, agreed·there la a
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formation av1Uehle" about the lion .and Well1re bu -
di.eue. Bui be Aid the "toWJy denllct bl c1oou~
g0vernmenl funded 41 with the human -i.I
raearch graoll to tbe tum ol . caUlld by tbe dl'tlll
SU mllllon tut YW" lo ...-ch Pll<Jlts ttollfW 111ou1 tbe
it. cawe. IDBW.luuch a dNlll - -
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bead of. the Seatlle-buod Na--Ibey wwe lo-·
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lnllDI Death, charged that the. medieal ouplclooa cl www ...
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•• DAILY PILOT Wed..,day, J•...,, 26, 1972 "C ~-.
Irving Mysterious~ Also O'IN DAILY 10-101 IUN!_llte i
'· S~rm Eiigulfs Autlror in Hughes Boo.k C,ontriJversy '. · ··;.1*:.!. /
. , , . c·....,-~,' 4 • ' Imf',.:llK (AP) -Those w)lo \{>ow
blm sq aur.N Irving liaa been almost
u enlpialic over Ille Pl•I year and a
lillf U the blllimalh! lodUllrlaliit Whole
fll~plul U. '1,year~d .novellat
melntalnl ·be compiled.
Escept for what they read In the
newspapers, even close friends remain
...,.,,ugbtened GQ the role Jrving has
jlayec1 ln the productJoo of "The
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' AutoblootrtllhY ol Howard 11ugi.;.,. ' 1 piahllshed.bool; lo hil ~~ hU llved·oo , , , , ,. .. .,. 1efe ••• Yett ,.,,. At IC ...
PUbllibei ·r.rcGraw·llill , 'l"Ued by • the Balea~ol lblza la~fo(·U year•. .~·~· _,.;.~·~·,.;. .. .;.· ~· ·.,.:., __ .;,;...;,.;.;!111..;,_.p. ____ ~---· ,;·~_.· '"'l••'----queslk>nl ol who actually pocketed He resides ln a mod<rolzed ~year-!>ld • ' •
$050,00D It paid !or rights lo the boot, peuant house with bis fourth wile, sw~ • . , ,, . , ,
. says It Is holding back public~lion of )!ie .. born painter Edltb 5.'.""'"•r, aod Uf!ir • " ,., , , • , · · 00:~:~=~1:s~~ged~weatber ·tw,~~=~~~·incl~;-rhet.o~.u; In· v .. en,· t:.-..r· ·y -c·1a· c· a· u'· "ta ~h~~:Veraal storm that has burst ~J:~~~ 1.~%ra~8w~ t~.,l~e ··::~ . , . ~ . I~
The American novelist, who has seven Floor," McCra\v-HUl, 1966, ancJ "Spy,"
~lacmillan , 1969. Perhaps his best known
book, "Fakel",. the biography 1of
Hungarlan art forger Elmyr de Hory,.
was published by McGraw·Hlll in 1969. ,
Another boot, "The BaWe o 1. ·
Jerusalem," dealing with the Arat>..Israeli
war Jn 19!S'7, was put out by Macmillan• HI. '
19'70.
1'1lbllshlng.sources say Irving's current
' contract wltb McGraw·Hill, signed before
the wrll« alarted ,..,.k on the illlgh~s
project, calla for lour bool<s and paid a
Jump *~ce of $150,-000.
" Adversity la no stranger to Irving. J;lis a~d ,-u:e.:)Vhom he married in l~,
was Jdlled•in mi automobile accident the
next year. While be was Working on ru\a.J.
maDUscript· fevisions on his iniUal at. ·temift at a book about the Arab-Israeli
war; au' Ir\'~:;_ liotes, photographs aod
manuscript copies were destroyed in ~
apartment fire... ·
Does he consider the present con-
troversy exciting? "Are you kidding?" he
as~ed before departing tor JbWt.1"Llsten,
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Lawyer Imprisoned in Theft
By TOM BAllLBY ................ --= "Are Priloas the Aalwer!" Codwtll -ladJclod by .... Qrqo 1 Co\mly GrlDd J;j
SANTA ANA -An OrlllP W ......... burriedly·at -. It, -illlrllld 11111 llo
County at!GrnOy who Precnctod Ibo -and lbm fllml ii ~ tllo fudl
II bJa HDlancla( tbil "the ap: to -lldo U Ill hllrrled fmn =ow:: ~ l>f,C~
pelate beacla. will ,_.., thll .. lbeTbe~---=-letill -ol·
coavlcllon in 1 lnlrTy" II today Vll!tad !II• hlo -ti ll'Ull Ila °"-
..,...la( 1111 -to 11· year ~•wlWll wai Dlidp1lnary --term In Cblno pr1ain. alloced !bat be tal:m by the Stale liar
Garden G la , ~ Id , bilked I Saala Alla cllapter GI 11111!11 W lllorlly ~ '°" wyer ~• tho Dillllled Am er I c 1 n hll convlcljOn. Rejeclloa GI Ill Cad...U learned 'fueodly, lht Veteran. orpn1s111on et more appal by lhe blllllr ceart
the Fourth Dbtric1 Coor! GI !ban 111,1111 at • time when caalcl mun hll ~
Appeall, had Njecled hll ·~. tho ~ ,,_ had beOn tto.n lhe slate ""''"'Pilon ~and~.:...~ .. ,~ ... ~od~led;~to~blm~~lar~lll~~~ee~opi~q~.~llld~ca~nce~ella~tloo~ol~I hll~ll.~·~-~, .
Judge Ronald Croobbank, b
who referred ~ Cadwell, a,
as 11a bad 1pPle" when be
sentenced the lawyer Jan. 27,
!970, quickly ordered the
defendant to r e p o r t im·
mediately to lhe ch ID 0 facility.
Cadwell WU l(JplOICbed by
IW WOIDO!l memllen ef llie
Jehovah's Wltneaiieo' orpnJU-
tion u he left the counfy courthouse and WU haoded , I
copy· of the, t• Anke1' ~
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Ill i:over proclalmed In bold
Sant&' Ai.an
LAST 3 DAYS ,._ .
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IOYS SHIRTS, PA,NTS · 1' AND JACKITS.
GIRLS ' DRISSIS,
COORDINATIS,.-C.O"TS
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SACRAMENTO (AP) ,-
Gov, Reagan's finance dJnc..
tor sayj the governor ordered
a hurried special investigation
over 'the weekend of the State '/,
Division of Industrial Safety,
under fil'f: as being lu ln ~
ecuting saftey violaUOD1. •
Finance Dlrector've(ne Orr
said his de~t·s In-
vestigation is in addlUon to a
departmental probe ordered 10
days ago.
Jack Hatten, director of the
Dlv,Jtion ~I Industrial Safety,
offifed his resignation Ju. U
after a )larade of tield ln-
vestijlators told a leglalative
cormnlttee their &PBJ-tment
refu.oed to back them up ht
prosecuting violations o I
various safety code violations
theY.}aid they had uncovered.
IWulta of his department's
lnv~tlon would be analyz.
ed and the r .. ulta turned over
to Reagan, Orr !aid.
He told newsmen two do:.en
of bis auditors have ln-
terylewed more than 160 of the
divl.!.ion's 200 field 1 e v e J
employes over the weekend as
part of the bastily-<>nlered
probe.
"We're asking how wi e-
spread -:-or have th're, been
any occurences -of aucb
things u pulling violation llf•
off Snaafe equipment,,... Orr
said.
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r' Of Meetfug
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Loo
Angeles Ctty.eouncu President
John S. Gibooh 'J~. aDd Coun-
cilman John Ferraro have
been ejected from a cloled
meeting of the city Harbor
Commission at which the
Wilmington Yacht Marina con-,
troversy was being discussed.
Gibson said be Ind Ferraro
had been invited to the
meeting Monday by Harbor
Commissioner FrW &µllvan ,
then were told to leave after a
"smart, young attorney told
the commission that Mr. Fer-
raro and I (Gibson) could get
out."
A Harbor Department
spoke&man aald the meeting
wu closed to ou~1lder1
because UUgation ~8! beln&
discussed. But city -.~
said nevertheless the com-
mission's action In ejectlni
the two councilmen l!"I' UD·
precedented. .
Ferraro ta chairman of the
council's I ndustry and
T r a nsportatlon Committee
which I s lntemled lo the
marina, recently returned by
the courta to the Hirbor
DePartment after the tenant
operating the fa c 11 lt y ,
defablte!I on the le-.
Tbougb at least four parties
have offered to take over the
lease and operate the marina,
Harbor Department ofticlals
havt' refu.oed them saying' the
marina 8.rea is needed for port
expansion.
· Gibson, who said that he ls
~"for the yacht
owws u the councilman
from the marina district, and
Fe~ reportedly made a
special · trip to ~!tend the
meilbtiJ.
He. said he thought the c:om-
miuionera discussed holctlnl ,
an IDctlon to sell noata and
o!hWI marina faclliU ...
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held that the law Wll
dilcrllDlulory •
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·Nixon · Se.es Bond to Cool .,Mideast Secretaries' ·•
Sem-inar Sef
NEW YORK JAP) -Pre~·
dent Nbon 1ay1 tt would serve
• neither tho Unllod Stat.! oor
Soviet Russia "lo a 11 o w
ourselves to be drawn into
coofllct by what happens
btt•etn Israel and i ts
neighbors.
"Therefore, it's to our ln-
tere!t to try to cool that con·
flict to the utent we can/' he
adds ln IA lntervie,w with
editors of the Reader 's Digest.
"The progress has not been
loo slgn!Jkanl lo date, b<Jt the
fact that we'fe had a truce for
this length of time is en-
couraging."
N11on Wd he rated the Mid-
-
,UYE
$1.0.71
die East In between SOUtbeast
Asia aod Be:rUn among areas
or potent J a J conlrontaUon
between Moacow and
Wa>bington.
He called It •1unreallstlc" to
think Russia or even China
would i nter v ene in . a
peripheral area like southeast
Asia. But be said. the risk in
Berliq w a s extraordinary
becauJe of the vllal Interest..
there of both the United Stat.!
and Russia.
The wide-ranging interview
was for the February edition
of Reader's Digest. •
On his &oa1 of a "generation
of peace,'' Nixon said :
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"My fee.Ung today ls that WI ''creates ID ~ptable
art entering the period when danger not CMlly to I t 1
the danger of world conllJct, of neiibborl but lo the rest of the
world war, hu been very world."
subalanUally reduced ••• We With reference to t b e
ca n n o t 1 s • u m e l b e 1voidance of coolrontatlon and
responsibility for brush fires, the pceaibllity of more com~
little wars or, b~er war1, municaUona Qd trade, the
whether ~re in Asill, chltf executlve said: 11We
Africa, Latin A m e r I c a • have to find thole areas in
Tbty're probably go~g to con-\ which our Interests coincide . .,
tlnue aa: long as we live. In response to another ques--
"On the other hand, the tion the President laid "the
United Stat.! can and will use SALT t..lb are 1olnr well."
lta enormoua influence to cool "In my oplplon," be wtnt
it · .. " on, "there is a very~ good
Nixon saw his forthcoming chance that a SALT ag~
trip to Peking as recognition ment will be reached -a
that the isolation of Red China limitation on o f fen 1 l v e
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SAVE 66c!
weaporw and delen1lv1
wa.pons.
"Bui this ii I IJmliltion Ofl-
Jy. It'• only the first step. The
next step lurtber doWll the
road would be I mutual ~UC
tion in 1rma. .And that, of
course, II the goal we have." !l'lu<llnR the ecooomlc rise
of Japan, the Soviet Union IJ1d
the Common Mlrb~ Nlxoo
told hlx Interviewers : "My
feeling la .•• that the United
States should welcome thla
competition."
. He polnlod out that In the
aftermath ol World War Il,
Germany and Japan com-
plelely reliullt their plant.. with machioery agalnat n e w
U.S. Ii<!. lie-: machinery. ·So the whole
"Much of America'• plant Is American J>ianl has lo be
old. We can't apect the I renewed .. That's why we have
hi&bNt paid wortinpnen in to consider fast write-offs on
tbe -Id to' compete wttb old depreciation."
Spain ff onors Hemingwa y
MADRID (1Jl'l) -Spain
has recognized Ernest Hem-
ingway as the greatest foreign
writer'on bullfighting by nam·
ing an award atter him.
Estabu Baasols, t our i s t
promolloil direct announced on
Spanish natioNI rldlo that an
annual award would be made lo the lorelgn writer who best
promoted buliCightlng.
The prize will be named
after Hemingway, who showed
his passion for the sport in his
books "Dea.th In The After·
noon" and "The Sun Also
Rises."
11Promlse and Progress," a
seminar for secretaries, it
being presented by the Oraog•
Coast Evening College this
Saturday morning In the OCC
Science Hall.
The seminar and Juncheon
are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. to
2p.m. -• Cuest speakers wilt include
Rear Adm. W. C. Chambliss,
USN (ret), and Mrs. Mary
Ann Sayler.
Adm. Chambliss is the
author or four books and
numerous short stories, a lee·
lurer in non·flclion writing at
UCLA, and a corporate com·
munication consultant and es·
ecutive.
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Writer ·say~ My. Lai Ca8e Files Destroyed
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Seymour M. Hersh, the
reporter who won the Pulitzer
Prize for hl1 disclosure of the
My Lal massacre, has char1ed
that America! Dlvl1k>n person·
Ml 1y1tematically deatroyed
111 documents about the in-
cident to protect the officers
ll'lvolved.
In the second or two articles
in New Yorker Magazine bas;_
td on the secret investigative
report of the Pentagon's Peers
Cemmlssion. Hersh said :
"The Peers comriilssion con-
cluded its fnvestlgatlon March,
1970, without being able to
discover bow the My Lal 4
mes had disappeared. Geoual
Peer1 hlmseU &ll!pected lhat
some of the key officer• in--
volved at the time were
rtsponslble.
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damaging to Ull Army's
system than PWI could Im·
aglne : that 1Ublequent of-
ficers of Ule America!
Division, who had no direct in-
volvement with My Lai 4 and
its tnvestta:aUons, had destroy.
eel evldenc< lo )>t()ted the olll·
cers who p.."tC«led them."
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that the Peers commi11\on
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allo uld about 100 other Brigade and Barker ' 1 Wllllam L. Ciiiey Jr., was
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about lhe same time at the .trial, a 1even-<>fficer jury last least 22 murders, Cilley was
nearby hamlet of My Khe. month cle°"red Henderson of sentenced to IUe lut sprin,,
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QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl
"''Is there a question about polls? I'm
my opinio n about th em."
ying to grve you '
New Credit Card Ruling
WASHINGTON (UPI\ -A
new law that became effective
this week provides that credit
card owners cannot be held
liable for more than $.JO worth
of unauthorized purchases
regardlr.ss of when the card
was lssued .
The law, passed in 1970, also
required credit •Card com·
panies to devise identification
syste~ for use by merchants
or the card companies cannot
collect any part of the value of
good.! or services obtained on
stolen ~cards.
FBI Chief's
Girl Grabs
Shoplifter
MIAMI (UPI) -Mary Lou Whittaker,
1g...year-old daughter of P..fiaml'1 FBr
chief, has bet!n 'told all her life that
preventing crime i& 1 •every body 's
business, not juat the police's.''
Mary Lou took her dad's word and has
t:ie b:-.:ises to pro.Ve it.
The daughter of Kenneth Whittaker,
special agen t in charge or the Miami
1'ill, is a cashier supervisor at a North
Miami Beach discount store.
Sunday, she tackled a si.1-foot Shoplif·
ting suspect and grappled with him "an
awful long 30 seconds" bef'Ore the store 's
security guards came to the rescue.
Pttiss Whittaker, a sophomore at Barry
College, said store security guards had
taken the suspect into their offices for
questioning when he broke and ran.
"He came ruMing across the store and
I heard pe<iple yelling to stop him," Mary
Lou said. "He leaped over the checkout
rounter right to where I was standing, so
I grabbed him.
"J put my arms around him and held
on. He pwihed me into the window and It
shook a lot, but l held on. Then he knock-
ed the wind out of me, but I held on.
"Nobody seemed to be doing anything
and I thought 'Where i.s everybody.' r
thought if T didn't hold on, he would ·be
fret. so J kept holdihg on.·•
Security guards finally grabbed the
suspect, and he was arrested on charges
of stealing $28 worth of merchandise.
Scientists Bemoan toss
9f Grand Tour in Space
PASADENA (AP) -Scientists ha,•e
re1ponded unhappily to deletion in Presl·
dent Nl:ron's budget or funds for a unique
space mission based on an astrononUcal
oddity that won't occur for another 200
years.
The budget (or the N .a ti o n a l
Aeronautics and Space A.dministrahon
sharply trimmed funds for the Grand
Tour, the flight or unmanned spacecraft
past the planets Jupiter, Saturn. Uranus
and Pluto.
During the last halt of this decade
they'll an be lined up in orbits abou t 1he
aun so that Jupiter's gravity could be us·
ed to "kick" one spacecraft on to Saturn
tor one flight and another on to Uranus
and Pluto in another.
The alil!nment of the planets making
such dual purpose mi!sions possible
won't occur again unUI the middle or
I.he 22nd ctntury.
The grand tour program, being plaMed
by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory here,
was cut back to about $7 million in
••study" money for fiscal 1973. Scietitists
said about fas million is needed that 'y1t3-r
if the spacecraft are to be ready in time.
"We're just sitting around here today
holding a wake for the Grand Toor," said
Dr. Rochus Vogt, professor of physics at
the California lnstitute of Technology.
•:1t means this won't happen in our
generalkm. One doesn't like to leave
things that are plausible and reasible to
the next generation, especially when
we've worked hard to develop the
capability to do this.
"It's a s h o c k i n g disappointment.
Outrage isn't something a scientist ca n
afford these days.''
Or. Robert Holzer of the University of
California at Los Angeles sald the
cancellation was unfortunate.
"I don't y:lsh to pass overall judgment
on the priorities of the nation because
I'm not qualified." he said, "Bui from a
scientific standpoint. I think the Grand
Tour y,•ould be a very y,·orth~·hile in·
vestn1ent."
There will eventually be opportunities
to send a spacecraft to the planets
separately µointed out sa id Dr, Von R.
Eshleman of Stanford Unive rsity, but "l
don't expect to see it for several decades
now."
··'fhis mission is unique lo th is
particular time. Yi'e \Vere quite excited
about t h i s once-every-2~years op-
portunity coming just al the time when
W'e're able to do it."
All three scientists arc men1bcrs of a
Grand Tour study group.
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• Navy Ensign Stephen M.
: • Reece, husband of the fonner
• Miss Diane R. Newland of 3130 ' . ' • ' Kerr Lane, Cost2 Mesa, has
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ground and in-flight training
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;ti Mar~ ·P~t. :.~ ~; f Obal, .on or ~· Md ,r.Jrs. r .,
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r~ Recruit Depot at San
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,Chome-based at the Naval Air
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:J DAILY PILDT ' Wed-, J"""1 26, 1972 G
How Croup AlllMA,___LllkF--"---. Carpe!ters, Plnmhers Ete.
Many ]obs Don't Requir~ College Degree • Attacks
·Children
.f.oast Boy -
Wins Trip
For Two 111 JOYCE LAIN ID!NNEDY appllances, wute d i s p o s a i the mechanic and -·•-due lo anticipated incre.,. In percent lncrtase. n......i for .. ,..... ,_.. . over-lhe-rolld truck drlYln is Ft v e. ye a r. old Jeff CM'• ..... awJ n .. unit.a, automaUc heating and occupattons, are expected to aircraft. expected to inCIW: t 0 Ntuburger of Newport Beach ~-.,_ Mlj'"d• cooling .systems will require reach I mlJlloe In llllO, a 21 BUSINESS M A C B I N E 800,000, up 25 percent -the 8J Peter J. StmcroU. M.D. bu won two round·triplicketa fr I• '"0&:.,.sd1• ...... add.itJ~nal ptumtie:s for in-percent increase over 1968 SERVICEMEN w i 11 ex· 640,000 erqployed in la ~.. lo San Francisco In Ibo po-ud ........... Noodl," 0 slallallon and .. mcing., Also, employmenl o1 11 S, O O O • _....... Id growlh .c
Dear Dr. Slelncrohn : ~p Newport Beach Fire Depart. oew _.... ~-p·~-ll pipework is growlni! m In-Growlh ta relalecl prtmartly lo .-~':::.".~very_':~. ~ •• I ASSEMBLERS, ww put
Is KOi')' enouiJI, but when it -menl Chrtltmaa Tree burn Labo<"::::!....':!-!"_.;;' el , dustry, especially m the bxnuJng auloa, lrucb and Ill ~-81 ~ '~ 0 together parts of flnisl)ed ~'°"
atrtkes auddetily at night, ti Is drawing. Labo< ;.;:--..,. .,.. .,. chemicals Industry, and other ~..:.llllllbe, aboul1,. 70001 perwo"'~nmog ~ ducts In manufacturing plai)ts,
a bon'ible experleoct. Nol .,.. •wA£sU~RDIJMD£D ff)l.l}IJ' Jeff, the son of Mr. and Mrs. --· oa . .Z:.'... ,.. ...... a lnduJlrles automating more of -w , r are projected al 1111,0IO' In
ly the chlld, but the parents _____ FOia::, __ E_6_1_"__ Ralph Neuburger, 121 lith st., ·-,... ,.... --""' their produtclon. On the other c Illl. The f.-i.growing oc-111111, an lncreue ol I fO""'nt
become panic-stricken. -will fly on Air Ca)lfornla colle1e edacalloa' ha n d • I e c h n o I o g I c a I a f e e f cupatlons are upected lo be over the 785,000 In 1'11-De-
We have two youngsters. '~t·i bow It usually works d e v e I o p m e n t s !Uch as aervkemea ~or typewrl iteri, mand for these wortlr1 will
One h., never bad croup, but out," Acting Flt. Chief Leo H. CARPENl'ERS, the largest prelabricaled p I u m b I n g c d a ~ eqd u P"!~~ be restricted by au"1lilalion.
the other boy has bad three 'Talk' to Deaf Love aald. r:::::.~ .. ~~~ bu:ilJ: assemblies are likely lo limit 0 r n er andchlndupllca-.. an cop,... Inspectors In manufacturing
severe attacks. Twice we were ·~-growth for plumbers and ma es. are expected to incrtue to
not -aUy m•-ised because Co·urse at QCC Jeff! and lnllvlhee ofthel drboys crease to almost I.I mltlion in plpelltters. .•~!SKILLED WORKERS 635,000, a 9 percenl ~wtb ~ • -~ parllc pa•·• Ina aw· 1980, up H percent over the ~ In 1M•
he bad been having 1 cold, ing rece:.ti'y at the Newport 1169,000 employed In 1961. De-MAClllNERY OPERATORS hues, and the growing pro-(OPERATIVES) requirements ;2o·v;;e;;r;;S85;;:;;,000=;;;;-=' ;;;;;;·=;;;;;;; with cough and fever. But the "Communication with the Center Fire Station. mand would be projected _ such as c r 3 n em en, portion that will be equipped are projected at 15.4 million in ;;;;
other time, which was last Deaf," is a new nine-week AU had been choaen area higher, e1.cept for the growin~ bulldozer operators, derrick with air~nditioning, power 1980, a 10 percent increase
week, be went to bed ap. course being offered this winners In the Jan. 1 use of prefabricated building operators _ are expected to brakes and devices to reduce over the almost 1• million ln
parent!y well, but w a s spring by tbe · Orange Coa."lt Christmas tree bum at six components, power tools, and increase to 410,000 in 1980, up exhaust fumes -all of which 1968. Tbrte of every 5
awakeoed by choking aensa-Evening College. locations in the city, at which improved materials such as 44 percent over the 285,000 ln increase malntenance. Growth semiatllled workers iD 1968
tion. a hoarse cough and dif-The class meets on Wed-more than 1,900 discarded stronger adhesives and nails l96a. 'Ibis projected growth will be partially offset by were factory operatives in
ficulty ln breathing. He ac-nesdays from 7-9 p.m. 1n the Christmas trees were burned. having improved holding pro-rate is hlghU than for any of greater use of test equipment, m a n u facturing industries.
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tually struggled to get his Administration Building at About 2,500 people attended pe.rties. the other large construction such as dynamometers and Among the n o n (a c t o r Y
breath. MW we steamed him Fairview State Hospital. the bonfire, but only those occupations. Highway con-engine analyt.ert, and. the QPetatives , drivers of trucks, OUT 'N' ABOUT
PHONE .''
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The course coocerns Jtself under 18-yean-old were eligi-PWMBE&,AND PIPEFIT-structlon is particularly im-growth of .~gnosttc ~nters.. buses and taxicabs made qp
with .manual communication ble 'for drawings. TER requirements are ex-porlant in increasing demand by far e·tar~ group. ·
with ihe 1deaf and com-Other area winners were · pected to increase to •1s;ooo In for these workers. A IRCRAFI' MECBANICS municating with cl,ildren. lt Jim Rossiter, 12; Tony Como, 1980,a +lperctDtrise.overthe are expected t<> inctease t<> LOCAL.~RUCK DRIVERS
begilit Feb. 9 and -runs 7; Mark Rucker, 13, Eric 330,000 employed in 1968. The MOTOR VEHICLE 230,000 in 1980, a. 70.per.cent fn. are ,es:pected ~ ipcreue to 1,5 T_:throu~~fh;' A~p~r)l~U~ .•••• ~Ca~tes~,~li4 ~and~Dian~P~egg~, i"i· iiiiiiiilre~nd~tow~anliimore~~baitbrooiimai,iMEiCBANli~CS~, itheii'argiesilioli.ic;re~aise~o~vierithe~~l35i,~llOO~lnili961i, ~mlllJo~in~lr~om~ijUimllJiiioini, iailli~•·~··=~~ lot a few houn, he went back
to lleep.
My queollonl are these:
Where does ti all begin and
end? Ia: there any sure way to
Jr'tvent attack.I? My son ii 2
years old. Will these attacks
tum into 10metbing serJous?
-Mrs. u.
COMMENT: >.. you say,
croup can be quite acary -
and the dark and silence of
night ii the UIUal background
for the attack. Fortunately,
moe:t chDdren wrvlve tt well
and do not come down with any
aerlous compllcatlom. Only
l111'ely does a child r'equ1re a
tracheotomy (opening lnlo
wtnaplpe) to allow air in and
oui of the lunp.
, why ·~ croup more common
• In younger children? BecaUJe
their a.trway1 are 10 1tnall.
Coma an Infection by bac-
tarla or vlrua, and the air
tubel and larynx become' con-
gested and swollen; air cannot
lie! through.In aufllcleot quan-
tity and the child struggles for
It. The resuH: croup.
Ao the cbtld grows•older, a~
tacks _of croup disappear
beca111e a l r pasaagewaya
beco.n>e lart!er and there ii
lea tepdepcy to obotructlon to .........
UnfortU111tely we ca n • t
alwaya !Oretell when a child
w111· come down with croup. Ao
you said, IOlllellmel it comes
on without any apparent In-
fection lilte larynglila or a
cold, But once It begins, It Is
Important to treat it ef-
fectively. One of the most
essential things to do is to
bumidUy the child's room.
Keeping the air molsl In an
overheated room counteracts
the dryness, and soothes In·
flamed nasal and I h r o a I
passages.
There are various methods.
You can boil water in a ketUe
or pan on an electric bumtr;
hang wet towels on a radiator;
buy a 0 cold-mlit" humidifier,
or use an electric steam
vaporizer. H none of these
methods Is handy, you can
carry the child lnlo the
bathroom and turn on the hot
water in shower or tub to
quickly make steam f o r
humidity In the room (not to
give him a bath).
Remember that croup may
recur on sueceeding nights .
Thererore it is advisable to
keep his room humidified day
and night until the attack is
d!finitely ovr.r. Repeated at-
tacks (or a very severe one)
of croup deserve investigation
by your child's doctor. He will
prescribe medication to have
on hand which often helps
abort an attack. Treating in-
fected tonsils or an unsus-
pected allergy sometimes pre-
vents attacks of croup. I sup-
pose It ls silly for me lo say,
"Keep your head" when your
child has an attack of croup.
Nevertheless, it is true that
however terrifying may be the
nperieoce. there is usually a
happy ending.
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'Jbe feel IOre. What do you ad·
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~ c Wedntsdl)', .!ln""f 26, 1972 DAILY PILOT JS
'Cage Bra~l Hospitalizes ·Two Buckeye Players;
MIN?iEAPOLIS (AP) -Wayne Duke,
Jiii Ten COlllllllJ&loner, ordered Mln-
'0heoota and Ohio Slate officials to con!er
, \with him ~Y ~ 1 brawl that stopped a
•dbulcetbaJI game between the scboola
Tuelday night, leaving two players
• ' pltalized.
.J; The game ~as halted with 36 seconds .)o play, and OhlQ Sta~ wu awarded a~ , j 44 vlctoey that gave the sbdh-rlllked
0.jluceyes !Int place in the Big Ten ~
, lflth a ~ record and dropped llltJi.rp·
111 11'1 Mlnnetota to 4-1.
110 Ohio. !late coach Fred Taylor reported-
''°' 1 "' C!Coury Jqins
Ralston
I .
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At Denver
Former M_ater Dei High football coach
ck Coury has vacated his post as head
Jr wu IOintl to ulc Duke lo order Ille W a1ar alto bad a cul o"" hla eye. Xraya
Gopben !ram performing 1 pregame lhoftd tbore were no llrioul Injuries.
Globe-.type warmup on lfOlllids · Taylor and coaeh Bill Musselman o!
lhet It lncltea the crowd and la 1' type o! lo\inneoola bad dl!ltrlnJ views on what • opeclijcle that below in the professional trtuered the fight before a crowd o! 11,.
ranks. 175 at Williams-Anma.
Three Ohio Stale bisketbaU players ";rhree Minneaola players were bad were ,taktn to Un!Yerslty· of Minnesota mouthing our boys at the half," said
~tat -the game -starfera Luke Taylor.
Witte i"4 Mark Miner and reBi!rve Mark Muaaelplan 11ald Witte hit Minnesota
Wagar. • • guard Bo!> Nix, 6-3, on the head as the
Tbe f.!ool Witte and Wagar we~ held . hall ended.
overnlCbt '"" obaervallon. Witte suffered f "We went up eight points aa· the game
Jaoerationl over his ~ tn4 eyebrows. was ending/' said Taylor.
This, Taylor !ell, fl'ultratocl the
Gophers.
"Th9 weren't.,.. h,,.ulng !he ball up
the court," said tlie Ohio State cocab.'
Just before the Dght broke oot, Nix hit
a long jump shot to pull tlie Gophen lo
51).ff. Tbe ltcht erupted 11 seconds later,
under the Ohio St;.te basket
Witte WU going In for I shot
whereuJ1911 Qfficials ejected Turner from
the game. .
Minne!918'1 Corky Taylor Aid Witte
apit at hJm when he went over to help the
Buckeye player up off the Door.
"I tried to pick Witte o!f the floor alter
ho hid ...,. clown !ollowinJ the !oul."
aald Taylor. "Al 1 pulled him up, Witte
spit at me."
At lhla polo~ wllne>aes said, Taylor
lineed Witte In the rroln. Within second>,
nearly every player from both teams was
out on the Ooor throwlnJ punches.
Police swarmed onto the Door 11 the
figbt'brol<e out, pulling players apart and
stopplllg aome !ans who stormed onto the
court.
Duke said he regretted that .. the situa·
tlon marred an otherwise fine Big Ten
contesL After consultation with both
coa~, II Wh decided in !he bat ti;:
terest of oa!ety o! the players 11111 flDI 111 ' . -·I terminate the game 1111111 polnL" •
Clyde Turner o! !he Gophers .....
ejected for a flagrant foul ''and had beeG
notified before the metee esplodecl lbto a
general melee," Duke. .,td.
Musselmlln contended the ~ mar:
red by 30 personal fouls. had l'llteo oot ol
hand and· that White "came doW1I sw!nf.'
Ing with both 81Dl8.
"When a game gets rough," 11Jd
Musselman, "they should call them ii
tight as they can.••
UCI Breezes, 94-75
Patience Pays Off.
For Anteater· Five
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of Hie O.lly Plitt S1'H
' ' • the Tigers, 16-4. and 1t·was a breeze for
• coach lit •Cal jilate (Fullerton) .jor ljll assl,.~t,•'.lcll> undor.~ohn ilalslOn with th~v~Bl'oncos'.pro!ess!Onal'tiiob.
Hll 1'! 'Ii'< charge o! !be ~allY " te ~~er.. , "' ~if
'liie.~·" ruaru< anotlier c6ach will be
needei ~ C.I· st,te (Fullei1on)f long·
wit.b • .i.~es mattt bf .the ss of
assl' "' ~s Joe· O'Hara, •. -alias, '
Moon~nd Bill Hannah due to an air lane
·J tJ? Irvine continued its red-hot shooting!
nano and had little dif!lculty returning "'
• the victory sid~ of the ledger ;Tues48y
qigh~ downing Occidental Collegel.'75,
111 C;awford Hall.
the balance o! the. night with Till'•
chargers ahead by 30 when he pulled the
last of his starting combine with sis
minutes to play .
Phil Rhyne, the team's leading scorer
and one who m.ust be healthy against
CSLB, favored his left knee considerably
and closed with only three points. He wa.-
content to rifle the ball to teammates on
fast break situations and Jet them do the
acei<!~~t that killed~hf trio. • ,
Couf.as been tHe head coach ·at Cal State Berton) for tWo years following
stjnts. t Mater Dei, U~ and a brief fting·
wlur ·e Pittsburgh · Steelers: · · ~s~ater Dei elevens captured eight le~Ues and fo~ CIF cluimpionships.
SALT LAKE CITY -"He was
brllllan~ • dynamic, tough but com-
p:(SSionate," • close associate said Tues--daY.. ;oF Dan Meyer, Salt Lake Goldeir
Eagle hockey club <>wner who fell to his t
death lrom the 19th floor of a hotel In .. :
Bloomington, Mi9n. '
Meyer, 45, des!!f'jbed as a "semi:-·
wealthy" mining and oil consultant,
fo'J'\d!il the Western Hockey .. Learue club·
be,.; ID October o! 1969> aild underwent
two la&t-place seasons in~1969-70 ad 1970-
71. ..
I e "
. ~r"; AUL-MINNEAPOLIS -Tbe Na-
~ Hockey League's board of .
gov!!!'l'ra took the_ easy way pql~.
reanpnent busle and now Lallf . ·
and Atlanta, the two ~west lllt4'l\ber-:: clubs, know what theyJre.dp .. lnltl~·-i ~ ~ ·
Afl4\ ·lddlhg aniund -' ...,. ' geslionl lo divide. the II clubs Into four
diVfsiois of fOur teams each, the go~ernors chose the simple solution of ·sg ihe new teams to the a1feady, e · East and West Divisions. , , '
U\ Island get {llf,.shorl en~o! . • •,
straw ,_by being ~~elllt. to-:, . ; '· r,:t
where it will compete 1Wiih.!1ife-., :· , ·
pansicJt\ established teams aJ.ong .;.with '
· Buff&TQ. and Vancouver. Atlanta· wa1 assj~ to the west -an all expensiOn
dlv!&ll>l except for the Chicago Black HaWo; . . .....
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!iN()XVILLE. Tenn. -·Some '\Jhlvera~ tY 10f'" Tennes.~ athletes may face
di'sc~ary action for betting-on athletic
contests, the UT·Knorville chancellor
said J:hesday. .
l:lt.,Archie Dykes aalol1n inveslli-'
o( gl!P>bling < activ!Ues dlsClcoeil '"net·
evidence o! bl:iber)';;1>0ill~slrrilDJ 'oi' at~ ~plt·to influence outcome of contest~."
11~11'.>Jlkes added In a statement:
{"'Jbefe is indication that some student
aLbletes have placed bets on games. The
hivestigation is continuing so that further
eff"'"81 lnfol')llalion may be obtained
aill('C<ipsidered before disciplinary action
is itikfn." ". .
i>mi.ADELPHIA -Penn seeks to
~ the fifth college basketball team
In .hl11~iry to win l,llOO ga\"es when the
Quilkers meet LaSalle torttgbt at the
PJteil'ra. · · ; QmJ! Kentucky, Kansas .etegon Slate
and·!t. Johns have readied the magic
l,llOtMlgW'e. Ninth·ranl<ed Penn 111'2 ls an
ovetwbelming favorite to beat a LaSalle te~mjfhich is "1JO!i~ an olr-son.
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The victory was the 12th o! ~ cam~ i4iign against live setbacks and/ Je'aves
coach Tim Tift's Anteaters with/a game
at cat, Poly (Pomona) Saturday evening
before they challenge No. 3 rated
U,nivers:ity division . Cal State (Long
Beach) Tuesday evening in,..fhe Anaheim
ConvenUon Center.
I f''We played a v~ry ragged game in the
fl!'St half," Tift said following th8
skirmish. "But we improved a great deal.
· "We had trouble controlling their
horses in the early pert of the game but 11"1 more patience in the second half and
!!'paid off."
What about the upcoming games?
'·'Gal Poly has scooted us 10 times at
Iepst," Tift said. "They've watched us so
"i:..:1.,...i.w.:.;;.:;:;..,~~u.;:,;llrO"-much 1 think U'ley have purchased season
• t tickets. Seri~sly, we'll have to play well
. , u,1 T......: to beat them over there ."
EAST'S Pljll !SPOSITO'(n,TRIPS CA~OL VADNAl$'1N NH.L Alt·STAR TIL1:· , •I '. . ~-:.~~?the team looking ahead ·lo
'' · , r ..-.1 •..,1 .'.. !In-answering the queston, Tilt turned to
~ , · acting ·athletic director Al Irwin and '~.ut·, '1_ Clashes· .... ked: "How long has it been since I Wat ~ '-" sick? I feel a spell coming on."
scoring. "
' Bill Moore, shooting with finesse and
taking up the slack with a 22-point outp~t1 paced both teams In acoring. Moore hit 11
'•of 15 field goal attempts in a flawleSf
performance and had five wl-a mlU m tilt second half. ,
uct continued to bllster the neq»,.ltl\.!I
60 percent aboollng figure !or 'the gania
while Oxy hit 39., percent. • ..
Garrick Barr wtth 12 points, j~
Dave Baker (14) and Troy Rolph (13) jn
double figures for -the Anteaters.
Roseboro Glad '
To Be Back ..
In Baseball
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1 He then answered that UCI would have
Sp-I•ee· t' Acti• AJR..1 ', .• · to l!llY ,11 "perfect game to defeat LonJ John Rose!Jo ml.i*ll\I, ~ 00 .,._, ~ ....._:lll!!J'!'"lhat&obd. I scouted the'!'!' \nuctl last ~ea-!lilt Iii ~,beat
...J 09Ce.Andl'b0pc.to~"a~ thtJn again Fri• attending 1 singJe eame. · ...
· • • I • . day night. •Jl!n!l Cal Stata (Fullei1on);; • "! ·lrled to llll' •"'1 ·imn baoelloll,• In ft, k"' Tilt We \riow' they an; g~ and we will hav~ the rlewly hired· cooch of.,(ho Coll!ornla qoc ey , mu; ·blinds lu~. sta)'Ulg wilh them. B•t 1 Angels said. "I dldnll want to'IO oat and
i · 1 well s!Jow up. # • • think, 'lcandotb!aortblt.'Iwould.have
ST PAUL .. MINNEAPO):iS (AP) • 1 Occidental conlrolled the ope~ 1 n g been second·guesslng everybody.".; ,· ~ ) .-·{jlpoff and Ken .Allen was fouled 1n the
Don I tell the East playerilllla~ Jlle,Na,:/ early.going.,He.sank both ends of a dou-. But .the 31J.year-old veteran catcher or
Ilona! Hockey .Leacue AU.stat piM ;fll!'r ' ble charily prlvile.&e ti> pqt Occident;JI 13 maJor league seasons, the !lrsl 10 wit~
·.a rough one. · "· , ·, r ~eDtarily in front, ~· the Los Angeles Dodgers, Jumped a~ the
Delenleman Brad .!'arli: ~ . ~ . The .. fast-stepping, sharp.shoo Ung ~hance to get beet,!" the sport he m1'"4
. · · . n 1} ,.~ An~ then bombed the Tigers for 13 very' very much. · .~ ~ above hf& tfcbl-1..~'~ l .. straight points and it was all over almost , · "I intend to be very happy/' lie said,
~ was ahakao up II(• ..,.ifnble In before It had. started. Alter (\I minutes from his private office in the downtown
4 ~,~!lif -ile gcfal and 'deUnseman Bobby it was 13-2 and the ,visitors d,rew close to main branch of Seeuri~y Pacific Natiorial drr• -a Bobby Hull llfp /shot ·~his 23-19 briefly with . !:21 'left In the half 'Bank. In his 'year's absence ·from ~on : . , ' -• . r~ before falling back pennafiently. · base~all, he has been a community rela#
rf..,,1· the'"·~ Ali'• . 1 • __ , fn the next six minU!el !JCI outscore\\ : tlons specialist with the• bank.
_, :;·· e .,.., ~ten ~<!-jm'!" -"-· _,._ · _,._ His .. 1ary with !lie Angels, he said, Is
01 .. ·:bumpe Tuesday night oemre a M H . H -"about the same" as the bank job and
~•.of 15,~ at Minnes9ta's uc '""'""<Ml OcdMlt!11 (1s1 he's un~ecided whether ,he11 ·continue ·ln
Metropolitan Sports Center, tl)ey also got •~yne 'T ~ '~ 1~ Antn ~ ~ '! 1; community relations next winter.
most ol the go8ls and skateCI orr ;itb •"3-:"°I~~ 1l ! : l: ~ ... ~~1 ~ ~ ~ 1l' Besides his baseball qualificatlona:, ~ t9.1Vi:tory In the su• ADnJ~:cii ~-::r"ie:'" ! ~·: 1:~ ;~· : ; ~ :f' ·1• Ro'se~r.o states that "what expertile,,I
' .,.me. ~ J. s ti!, ! .t., 1 Ml 1 2 ,. 1 '"•• • ...?,. · 1 •• I" o '"i 1' have ls m communicating with people.",__
.--. ' Birr ' ' 11,2· Trottfr f ,t 2 ·4 Th l' haf .l ha I -~ ,_ EaJM>aito and Orr Boston's hlgh scor1.... P1tker ,. 1 o s w1fii.li' ··1 o1 1 ·2• a ~, w tuo naoae s • .,..,_ v3
·' . "t6 1. ••k•r 1 • o· 2 OM111 1 ·o o 2 d1'ssens1'on needed p' lenl'/o! In 1'111 111per start teamed up for the wlnnln H1wltlns 2 1· 2 1 1 Ll11t11r'lf, 1 1" o ' 2. • • , ..
goal at 1:09 of the third period ·tor the~ :t~1~ ', i· ~ ;1 .. • • , i , ''They needed, something last year,tt
first All-Star points Tot11s jp ''·'' •• ,.o••I• 2t 171• 7J .acknowledged Roseboro. "They had a few
· • _. H1n1me: vc ,,....,"' 3',· °"1dln"1 1' ·, • problems Internally I wa' s 't there I Park,. the New YOrk Ranger uc1 ,l'Olfl 1•1 , oec1~t•{ !V ue1 , · , n • so defen.!M!!rllAft was cut as ChJci.go's BObby , fl " .t • · "'" fl " M tat f don t know if I could have helped solve ::--:::--r• ' ' ~,.. 2 I j ' WllMlll' . j 0 0 IP them ' :11 ~~°:~~;':k1:1:~ · =:!L, !~\ .. ;\\.~=rctt i !:~:i ·: "They've cleaned liouse pretty g~
withtliii •Uck. ~ SM111 • 2 • 1• llr•l'f · o 1 2 1 over there" be said referring to a new ':J,I'; , Booµln ' t t', 0 1 "..,_Vllfll'' • ' l t 212 ' I ' ' . Part·1e1t the game for stitches, return-ll.Yllth • 0•·1 o 1 ' , ' ' _ genera m¥1ger, manager, coaching
.eel -shortly and fed a breakaway ,.. •• to rot.is , 21 1• 10 60 Tot•••. 27 4 11 " staff, and shulfling of certain players lo I _..... H1lttlrnt, UCI Froth '4-1'.,., , • , . Jobmiy McKenzie ~!Booton !or ;he tying · • · • . . other teams IP trades.
foal al' 1!:45 of the second perilid.. '\ . • • • • As !or bis role with the Angels in 1972,
"You ·\foo'I want lo sit In thlJ,pme,'~ · PROVIDE·NCE TESTS . Roseboro said, "All I know Is I'm the
bid Park. 11You don't warit+ tO•Ji:t too, ,, _ .; , .. • bullpen c;oach. That's my first con·
cold. You want to get back In llld play.'t f ' · ' ' · ' sideralion. Personally, I don't belleve'in
Orr doublld.over alter stopping a Hun TROJA NS · TONIGHT!· getting Into people's aUalrs, unle11jt bas , . .l!l!!t•lale11n !hf game, then. while he was · : ~ aom'\lhinJ to do with the ball dub."
, Skating o!! he Fothered another.shotlly LOS ANGELES . -S.o u.the nn' ' Rooeboro, nicknamed•"Gabby"when he 'lll:nnii Hull. · . • Call!ornla's Trojans entertain dangerousl ' was )Vith t~e DocJgers, hopes the~
''Thal second one wu more In d .... Providence tonight in the Sports Aren'a job .will lead tO a major laque 1JW11Pr'I
tion than anythigg_.elae," said Orr, who with tlpOfr set for 7. : : ~job some day. · ,.
was named one of the game's three m-rr-The lnvitdlng Friars boast a 10..2 mark "I don't want to stay in one'Jl(llltlon Im uislANGELES -Pitclier,Jolln Adams
o!· 'Atlzona state, the Los ' Angeles IJQda¥s' No. 1 selection In the receot free 111en1 dra!~ baa •llPed a contract
with· the National League c I u b" s
Bilie'nfield affiliate In the. California
Leap..
' •'('· • ... · along wfth. Hall and Eaat goalie Gilles and feature-the guard duo of 6-0 juni6t' ,Jong," he said. "Being a pemm1al l:iittw~ Jfl:Man . Vlllemure. \ Ernie D!Gregorio and :;.11 senior Don bullP!!n'coach Isn't my bag. '
~ ; ' J, 'I ' . • "On: does ft an out-there/' said Lewis. "Tttere's going to be. cbaqe,u be utd
Adtilhs, 20, a 6-loot·I, 176-pounder,
pitched for the Arizona State frl!shmen in
1'10 and the varsity la'st year.
• • ·'' ·, \VIOHITA, Kan. -Pitcher FerJU!OD
Jrmlna of the Chlcap Cuba . revealed
,...,.Y night tllot Ida ~' 11 '80,000
o• • two-yW' JIOl'lod. •
,,. tall rllbuiancW Cai :r made
tlil diac:looure at a ~ by the
Wldllla Aeroll, llJo Cuba America
Mlal:latian !um club. •
"'11111 bu -klCked a~ !Gr aome
-lllCLl'U tell you llJo lliuno la '90,(lllO
flt twO ,..,.," Jlllkinl said.
• • l.os ANGELES -Roman Gabriel, at,
~far Ille IA Anpleo ~ o! u., Nallmal Foolball Coaference, plans
to llvt the marrlll1• pme another spin,
-el. a1, and TO\frl Lynn Bidwell, a U'flllM!d air !nliht ~tary. toot out
I .... ii• II-1'lleoda,y II the ~acia..w.
I
Ass~t;lll!ill~ ,511te basketball coach Bob Nordmann, a 8-10 'Vlllemure, who held the Wui...-i:eteaa And W forward Marvin Barne• an-,referring to the !act that no Nqn> bu
former 8'. J.o<!!i·~•'lf&ity:and pro star, talks with one of the:smallest !or 111 !'Orlods after Hull, In .the !Int .chora tho l""!ard wall that >figurea to ~ver managed. a ~ ie.,. team.
Big 10 •-.uet~•players, 5'5 junior guard Gary Ganakas, wlio's perlofl, llld Phlladelphia's Sim°'? Nolet, .. rlvo Bob Boyd• Trojans a stiff teat. . But It takes t~. . .
averaglnc flvejlqlats 11"' game for Sparta~. , In the ......i, beat Montreal 1 Ken it'll be aired on Channel II aHl:30 m·a Ro<ehoro doesn I upOct to be Iha lint
• ' . Dryden lor the Weit J1llis. · delayed TY showing. black manager, and he oald that Mlllt)'
: ' · :t • .1-\ • ~ ·!!:. ... • ' • • · , ... ' " ·Wills and .Frank Robinson, both plaJCI
, • ·1 •' , • ' , with the Dodgers, are th& ~ ca-Trap·p Makes Most· of Op'portonity· · ·" . di~::~,. •aid he ~d quJl·ho~ball. , ,...,. • , biller man, not at baseball but at cortalD
• '1 <. >i~ . ' • ' ' . ' • Individuals arter he lei\ 'the Dodlen. lit
INGLE)\IOOD (Al') -Tiie Los Angeles ~· 411 ii*jlls and until Tuesday li!PI I~ a lelhol c:omblnatkln that .me He still limps wben he first gets' Into a · played at Washington In lt'lll alter !wt
Labn baff !ouad a C!Ol(lla or thinp hail••i.lo\al or 19 points stnct Nov. Phoinlx. 'f!llSUna toota hallllmft.d ot game bl!t once ·he gets warmed up, he '' seasons with Mlnnesota. · •
aft« tlio!k: lecOOd atralclilc,meetinr with ·:111. • ' a.ala into llJo ~room and blew it ~ :!~al~ori:;!i~ Houston tonlgb~ t P~!!;~; !~eb::"~:::~ :.it:. ~ -wlmlnJ ways and Jobn Q. "Phoenix!saveryphyalcalieamwhldl le lnol~,~1=r1 melnly on the tnan'attempttoruntheirwinning•trealt . ed,A!terlleltthellodpn l-
Trapp. J.t why l jJIByed Trapp }DClre Uian ,uaw work .... ..,.. • to two. quite •· !ew dllflcullles. I lell'1llll lhll
The Loken downed ti. 'Suns, l»nt. tonight,' Laker coach BUI Sharman aald, With -'1lilmilla 1e1t Goodrich and ,_,, ""~ 1 "' -""' · thin as aren't always so baautllal u lbq
'nladly" Dlgtd for their third V\cW, HAt W:nes be wu spectacular and J1l111M1 Tripp joined for'9 apJn and with a 'H•.ttlr. ~ 10.11 11 H•lnion ~ :s ~o were at Los Angeles.".
llnce a .J&came wlnn~ muk wat him more tn tbe future." serW. of liif.etceOted ,._. -~ layup1 • ~:~ · ; ;:! ~;-~~•In ~ t~, i1 He declined to specify petlOD4 m¥I ~
broba Jn. t by the MUnubt Bucks. Trapp ukl after the game he bu sat ran up a 111-104 letd. • VlllArtdtt. • 1.J 11 wwt n 1-1 ,. blent1 '
....__ ..i""...;1 "'""-u-.,_...._ the bench ~ but ha "--11 Iha f'~ 'ol the for H•elll111 t ,.4 zi GOodrkh I' 1-r » · • •• .....,. ...--up uV1n ..-a111,v11 on on -ore s not J.lllll:'!:n was · u.1.:: aeaaon ... ~ 1 ~ 1J Tr•,.. 7 '"' 11 R08eboro, who won two Golden Glowl
walwera durtn( the fit seum, went into h'ustrated ttiia ynr becaUle of htl ftlPllCt Keith ~. lned after • opera-:;.-:, I t: ' :~ : ti ; for rlelding excellence, bolds four Worlll
the pane to ...,. II Points lllCl lltow !or Shlrman. tloq to ,...,... 1 cyal !rom. hla !ell llnle. -.. • M • "'"'""' • .. • Serles records, and recorded more
lport boreio!ore never _, by Likar lie Aid he had .., Idea he would play ''We'll bring Keith aloof 11owly =• l :: : ""' · 0 "' ' putouts than any catcher In m.ior i...,. f-. Leet of opportunity bu kept bit but wu "happy It worked out the ny It becaUle we don't warit to take a chance rot•• • 21.xi 11t ·~··e: 1, a"2',1' m blstory wu on three au..t.r ....._
talall ldddan. did." on IOtllnl him _, .. j)honnan said ... , r::-.::... " ~ " n -12• twice with Los Angeles and ... -~
Tripp ... Jilo1ed in only 14 o! !he Tnpp and Gell C>OOdrich teamed lo Wlllt to pl him readJ lor !lie JJltt1olll. l:::,:.:; :. =.• It '" "'""n " Minneaol&. •
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dAILY PILOT Sitt( PMt9
llOARD _STRENGTH -Marina center Dean Bi>gdan ls the epitome of the Vikings'
rebounding prowess. The _f'r7 Bi>gdan._ struggling here with ~estminster's Jeff
Siemens (22) and Terry MeISenbeimer, IS slated to see plentY\ of action in to-
night's crucial· against visiting ·Hunting ton Beach. \ l ' ~·on· · · ' . : . ers ~~ .,
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I . Firepowe1· Wins Out . . . .. .•. ... .. ... .•
ln ·Poll of Circuit Coach~s
•• I •• :: By ROGER CARLSON-
4" Of ,.. • .,_,IY f'lltt 119H J ·.~.· Huntington Beach High 's Oilers are slight , favorites to
:; knot Uie Sunset League two
:; wiys at the top ton1ght when
~ they collide with the host
~ Marina Vikings.
~ That'• the Consensus. or the
(I Iii: other loop coaches who
~ were polled by the DAll. Y ~ PILOT on the eve of the once-
• beaten Oilers' showdown with !t: Marina'• undefeated Vikings.
~ Three mentors -Newport ~ Harbor's ~ale Hagey, U:iara's
!' Tom Voigt and Anaheim's
:• Neil llted say it's Huntington
• Beach. "J !" Western coach Marv ~ Blomker and Santa Ana's Joe
:;: Cucinella were unable to
~ separate the rivals while
::~ Westminster coach D o n
~~ Leavey we the only man to
=~ side with the host Vikings.
•4J'd have to go with Elmer
Combs. He does an outstan·
ding job with those kids .
"Huntington Beac~ will win,
~-
Westminlter's Leavey -
11It'll be a close game but
Marina will be the victor. Both
have equivalent shooting
power.
"But the two big guys from
Marjna (6-7 Dean Bogdan and
~S Bob Losner) are going to
get the iiecond and thiril shot$
and that's going to make the
difference.
"l don't 1ook for ~ny gim~
micks by either side. It'JI be
straight head-to.head ·basket-
ball.
"Marina should win, about
61·57."
Everybody kno.I, w h a t
they're up against~that same
old 1·2-2 zone and double p>st.
"They just . jam\ it righl
down your throat. .\nd Hun-
tington never panics. Every
year it just seems ljke the
same unifonns: rUnnlng an
over the place."
Reed couldn't come up with
a prtdlction on the final score.
toara's Voigt -0 1 ~-nk Huntington Beach will win but
. by all rtgh!s Marina pro bly
has the better club.
"Huntington Beach· seems to
Have been able to work the
ball afound Marina in ,the
past. I think if Marina uses ·a .
zone Huntington B e a c h ' s
shooting ~ill take its toll.
"l thought Marina put the
ball through better than I had
anticipated when we played
them. I'd like to see Ma•inS: ·
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ShoW-down Duel:
Marina vs Oilers
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By GLENN WHITE field -ls a shade behind at "The pressure ls on Hiin-
Of tM °'11,. '1111 11•11 8.0. tlngton -It's a must.win Sunset League basketba ll Marina count-ers with Dean golialhs flex: their muscles Bogdan (16.4) Bruce Mlller situation for them. We've been
tonight at 7 as Huntington (12.3) and freshman Bob IOoktng forward to this game
Beach Higb's explosive OUers Losner (10.6). ever since we beat · Western
duel deferusive-nUnded Marina . However , Marina's true and Westminster/' he CQll·
A near-capacity turnout is strength -and the key to the eludes.
anticipated at the Marina gym ga me -is ib rebounding with with the game's outcome hav-Losner (f-5 ) and Bogdan (6-7) Combs~ calls the game the
lng tremendous bearing on the the big cannons. most vital of the season for hLs
circuit championship, which Stephen!; whose M a r i n a Oilers.
these two outfits shared last Combs agrees that the year. Buntfqtoa Beach boards are the key to tonight 's
Matched are two or Orange Pos. Player Ht. struggle.
County's highest r an It e d F Jim Worthy S.2 "Marina can miss a few
squads. The Oilers of coach F Brett White 6-2 shots but still score without
Elmer Combs are second, C Steve Brooks 6-3 giving up the ball because of
having dropped from first G Tom Crunk 6-2 the height factor. They're
after suffering a 74-71 loss at G Scott Whitfield s.10 good at screening you out and
Western ~ week ago. Marina we rely on the boards for our
Coach Jim Stephens' Vikings Pos. Player Ht. fast·break," Combs slates.
are one notch_ and one vote F Bob Losner 6-5 "I don 't see this as a dO-<lr-
below Huntington despite hav· F Mark Ford 6-4 die game for us because I
ing 1figged six: victories In a c Dean Bogdan s.7 think there are other te ams In
row. JG Bruce Miller 6-l the league capable or beating
Tonight's show b r in gs G R S k ,0 them. But a win tonight together contrasting teams. oge r pea s o-against us would certainly put
Combs' group has the most teams have won. 13 con-them in the driver's seat."
devastating offense, one secutive home court contests """11"''°"' ... di os.11
which has averaged 84.1 Points against Sunset foes since he ~ fJ'1~ ~t
per game in league. took over as Vikings coach, fl s!'! ... '~lt5 ,ll,
Marina paces Sunset says his for ces are playing as U l:=na .. ch Wllwn 12 OTI 12 quintet on defen se, having well now as they have all J: f.~J""' Ml1111un 4
yielded on1y 46.8 per contest. year. 11 ft ModtN t
Heading th e Oiler attack "We tend to play our best ll 11f:r.. ri
are a pair or scoring when we're playing the good 1H ~= ~•rbor ~
dynamos -Steve Brooks and teams," he s a y s . "Hun-r, t"::~~lns ., IJ
Tom Crunk. They are each tlngton's firepower is better 1~ t~,~.,.~ I~
averaging 19.3 points per than ours but we should keep ~rlM 01~1 game in Sunset contests and them below their average. ll t:cw:i.~1~r . tt
Brooks is a returning 1 all· They won't be able to do the " 1=ou11111n v.u • .,. '5
CIF th, . t th "5 M••noll1 .51 er. same 1ngs a gains ·us as ey ~ Lat Al•n"llta "
Yet they are not the only have against the other teams. ~ ~~u:ri::t )!
arms in Huntington's offensive "I think we have the ad· ;t ~:Irl¥~10 fl
arsenal. Jim Worthy averages vantage on the boards -,. w 1 1 1
14.6 and Brett White 12.3 while they're quicker but we're big-~ t,~~:£'t..., n
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SPEEDY BREAK -Huntington Beach pcintman
Scott Whitfield (24) chases after a loo se ball against
Edison's Rod Snook. Whitfield spearheads the ·Oil·
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PRE·INVENTORY
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• 12/32" TllAD DIPTH
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a .. 1a P'AOI $16 . $19 ....
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:-"" it's Marina's rebounding, pr~ .;: wes.5 again st Huntington's
:;: scoring punch that is the ma-
·.' jor issue.
AnabeJm•1 Reed -"I'd hate
to choose between the two -
because we have to play them
again! But I'll say this: Hun·
Ungton bad us down, 80-29, and
they were just fan·tastic
against us.
take 'em but Huntington .. I=!~
always seems to be up against
•a..i. '"' o11--· to i.. "'• ..,, .... ..in,,. pric. 1n effect" .,. linle of ti!• edjuot ....... ; pl110 I-ti e•CIM H•. •
~ Hunt ing ton's overall
~ 1hooting ability accounts for ~;· the favorite 's role.
Here's what each ha1 to say
~: about the upcoming bat·
~· tie: · :' Newport Harbor'• Hagey
:.' -"I'll take Huntington Beach
-;. by eight points. They're a bet·
-j-" ter ball club. Although I didn't
~ see Marina in person, Marina
~ is the only team we've outre·
~ bounded. ~ .
"Huntington was just ter-
rific, everything they shot
went in. We wtn. pressing
against Huntlngt.on and of
course Dean Bogdan wasn't
playing when we saw Marina.
"J!ut Jim Stephens took ii
pretty easy on us. He Jet us
set up and be didn't press us
or anything. .
''I've alway.S been im·
pressed with the job Elmer
Com bs does, howeve r .
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·? Estancia Challenges
~Potent Corona del Mar .
~ ' It's a gigantic task that
foces coach Dave carlisle and
bis short Estancia Eagles
: tomgbt as they aearch for ~ ;their • second Irvine League
:.: buketball victory in al1 tries.
• 1"'.., o'clock opposition will
:: be provided by Orange Coun· .,, 11'• lop ranked quintet -the
Conlll del Mar Sea Kings -
and IC!lon tal<ea place on
Corom'• court.'
• :ail• tbe favorable edge of
~ U. llw or averages may be boclfol on FAtancla'1 door,
... nailtles Jllll aren't on the
· Sqloo' llde.
1o 11eP1 with, COICh Tandy
Glllll' boll &ea IClql are IS. I
• --8 ml U.0,'N all alone at
Ila lap of t.be Irvine with a f.O ,_,. alter bavlng polished
off every other team In the
circuit except the Eagles.
They're also rated sixth in the
CIF AAAA poll.
Also, tbe Coronans are fresh
from their biggest win of ~
season - a 104-48 slaughter
Friday night over a Costa
Mesa squad which h a d
everyone healthy e t c e p t
forward Jon MarthiorlattL .
Another f•ctor to consider It
the overall leries between the
two Newport·Mesa ' dlatrlct ~It, a rivalry wblcb flncl1 ""'°"' on top by an lt·l marctn.
Gillit figuru the whole Dill·
come centers around the play
of his pool man -" senior Mike Sevier.
them -it's klnd or a feeling.
"I'll say 75-61 in favor of
Huntington Beach."
Santa Ana's Cucloell1 -
"Are you kidding? M y
thoughts are this : I think that
if Huhtington Beach beats
them they will . have to shoot
real well. '
"Marina will outrebound
them, they're bigger. But ii
Huntlngton Beach shoots like
they can shoot, 1 think they
can beat them. · ,
"If Huntington shoots like
they did against us the other
night (t(IM'l) they will heat
anybody •.
"Both play prelty good
defense. !l'heY lloth play good ,
zonei. I think tbe by is bow
well H1111lin,ion' 8'*<11 shoota .
"I'd just be .,_mg'to plct
a score. It will be close."
Western'• Blemker -''I
th ink Huntington Beach has
the better sbooten, b u t
Marina has the siz.e IDd sliouJd
outrebound Huntlngtqa.
"I'd think Marina mlgbl
have the advantage with the
home court but this is a cue
of Huntington Beach havJng to
win because If they don't It's a
two-game bulgi for Marina
and they'd really he In the
driver's seat.
"It'• 1trictty a tossup,
whoever Is hilting wUI win. i
couldn't begin to venture a
gueu on the final acore. We
played good defense 11alnat
Marina l>Jt "' Just couldn't .......
"But 111h11t Huntlnaton •
Beach It •11 Just one of tliote
nlClJta when IV"""''°•• wont ri&hl" _,,_,_
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• By Deke Hou/gate
U t"'o ricing stock cars were to collide headon traveling SO
miles an hour, the chances are good that both driverll Would walk
1way unhurt. That's the opini0:0 of Richard Petty, who has
crashed harder than that and who is still with us. ·
'lbe result, of course, would be a JOO m.p.h. Impact, 10
.times ereater mathematically than ~ safety factor on which
the aovemment Is spending millions to buiW into new autom<>-
bUet. And, as any expert will testify. the dilference between a
10 m.p.h. accident and on«t at JOO is much greater than that.
It ii difficult to simulate Such a en.sh in racing conditions,
'because all the cars are golng the same way. Thfi best analogy
would be a 100 m.p.h. crash into a cOncrete wall.
"I think the government could save a lot of money and could
arrive at safer cars a lot quicker if they would take a look at
what we have been doing in stock car racing for many years,"
said Petty, who has some rather unorthodox views about high·
way safety.
"I have hit lite wall at 180 miles an hour. I have hit the wall
headon at 100, and I never got a scratch. The only time I really
had a bad injury was when I rolled over so many times at
Darlington."
Se.,.,,.al Days in Hospital
Tltat was la 1178, ind Petty did several days of hospital
time, but bis lnjurles could have been more serious without (he
safety features standard In his car. Anybody who saw th at crash
oa national television wonders how he survl•ed at all.
Petty believes there are many simple tricks that could _ be
adapted from stock car racing for the streel.
"11te main reason we are protected so well," Petty said, "Is
that oar cars are braced to protecl tbe driver, It would be a
simple matter to bulld roll cages into street cars. A lot of people
may not realize H, but NASCAR roll structures keep the engine
from being slloved back agalnst the driver.
"We Uve bars that go clear out to the front of the car
aJoBC Ute leader well, ud down Ute roof support colamn. We
woald be • real trouble if we ~dldn't have ~rs tllat keep the
en11De Ht of Ute driver's compartment. And I know that causes
a lot tf lajlllin on tbe street."
Petty poilted out tllat the steel ban reinforcing doors of
10me pr1aengtr cart came from stock car racing.
Proteetion Against Fire
Racing has also developed protection against' fire by use of
the puncture-proof rubber' fuel cell inside .the gas tank. These
are costly, but Petty believe.s the cost would go down if they
were mass produced:
His most unorthodo:r suggestion to improve the traffic safe-
ty 1dtuation concerns Jnsurance.
"I think tbey should eliminate auto insurance." he said. 1'That way you would make everybody a Jot more careful how
they drive. Imagine, jf you b"ad to pay for any damage you
caused how you would be driving down the street.
"It seems to me th.at if we make cars a lot safer to crash
in and don't do anything about the attitudes of the drivers we
will have more accidents, no& less, because everybody will think
they can get away with taking chances. If they can hit some-
thing at 10 miles an hour without doing any damage, they won't
worry about crashing at 10 miles an hour.
"[ think we have to concentrate on making people more care-
ful, not make cars easier for them to crash and not get hurt."
Gab Better Drag R,...ers:>
P1ala Marpliy w•s asked to ·commen& fMI the statement made
by tUt etller lady drac ~. Shirley Muldowney, that women
mU:e beteer drq: racing driven than men.
11Row t!e~ site tell?" Miss Murphy asked, not upectlag an
answer.
"I .,.'& think one particular ser 111 better at drag raclng.
Ser doeli't Uve uythln1 to do wft1I It.,,
Botll •ltracUve celebrlUes are easy to talk to. despite the de.
muds of !Hlr careers la what was very recently a man's world.
Both offer a coatrut.
Mn. Maldowney, who wOl race soon in the NRRA Wlnter-
n1Uonals despite the fact officials once told ber to stay away
from tbe big events, claims that a number of male driVers re-
fuse to race against her hecaase she cu beat them.
Miss Murp.by, wbe won't be In the Wiuternatlonals because
ber new fWlDy car won'l be ready in time, said she bas never
met 1 maa wlao wouldn't race against her, and she has beaten
more tbaa ber share.
Site elalnted Ouit U any driver might feel uneasy about drag-
fl•I qainst a woman it would have to be on safety crounds, and
"U ( 1et out of shape (lose control), I always lift (slow down ),
ud UN!y bow that."
Fun•y lttt!ld.,..t Reealled
OiattJng with both was getting to be like being a referee at
a debate. But Paula aoon shifted the subject to "the fupniest
thing that happend to me last year."
It was on a day last summer when she set a cloSed circuit
world land speed record for women of 171.499 m.p.h. average
speed around Talladega's 2.6-mlle high banked oval in the STP
Plymouth.
She had pracUced for several days, getting up to speed
under the scrutiny o( NASCAR officials.
"The Gennan driver, Roll Stommelen, they all laughed at
him. He showed up with an Alla patch on his driver's uniform,
and before he got in his car he put on his fire stocking hat, and
they fell down laughing. Then he went out and knocked 'em
d,.d qualUytng.
"But I didn.:_t want those Southern boys to laugh at me ~at
way. I was going to be so cool. I cjidn't want to bog the engine
getting out of the pits, and so I mashed down hard on the gas
and I dam near kJSl it into the wall. I've never been so out of
lhape in my life."
Edison-Fountain Valley
Cage Rivalry Resumes
. Fountain Valley and Edison
High Schools resume their in-
tracity rivalry tonight wbtJ!
the Barons of coach Dave
Brown clash with Edison's in·
vading Chargers.
Tipoff is set for 7 o'clock.
Chances for the victor to
gain a serious shot at the
Irvine League are slim, at
best, but lt,.s still a tit.antic for
thell two riva ls.
Both te11DO ~ W recont.
In lrvlno warfan behind
C«Olll del Mir (M ), Loi
Allmilol (II-I) and Mqnolia
(f.S).
"Roprdl .. Of the Corona
del Mar·Loa Al ~. tbll
ii 1 bJs game for us.'' says
Brown, "11;1 alway1 Important "'* ,.. pl., r.dlaon."
~--wllbhb
toe, •fine, "we realiae it'• a
croat-klwn rivalry."
But Mobs ii concerned
wbotbar bla team can rebound
after losing three of its last
four starts. '
0 Qur biggest problem la get-
ting ourselves m e n t a 11 y
prepared for Fountain
Valley," says ·Mohs.
His team is also faced with
tile prospect or battling tile
Baroos' forw•rd wall,' Which
is led by 6-111 junior Scott
Reider.
Coupled with Reider is ~
senior Bill Burns and 6--0 Steve
SUiiivan aod it's that com·
binalioo that thre:aiens the in-
side scoring punch of Edison's
R4d Snook (M).
Turnovers have p 1 ague d
bolb quintets but !bat !actor
wouldn't aeem to figure In
tonight's confrontation. Both
teams Uke to lie back an~ de-.
fend out ol the zone. .
But Mollo hu rtltl'Vllions
about that, too, saying, "Foun-
tain Volley ii able to do 1 little
or everything defenalvely to
conlu11 you."
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Nabs First
Loop Win
Mesa High Cagers
I
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Vanguards Rustlers, Saddkback
Fall, l02·94 In Conference Tiffs
PAS.\DENA -Southern ' Costa Mesa Hlgb's bukel· fldent that prospect Is tn store CllUornl.i College of Costa Golden West Co 11ege•1 leadinfl £¥t LA (4--0),
ball team Is ,..king a portion for bis crew, 11ying. "I'm not Mesa. playing without two basketball team can get baclc Coach Dicks Ir Jc ti In• s
of fourlb place tn the Irvine worried aboul our team bav· lirs~hall starters IOI' the firot illto the thick of the Soutllcm Ru.sum have .. ptured two
By HOWARD L HANDY League race al the halfway Ing a lapse alte( tile Corona Ume, ftjl behind early but nip-Calilomla Merence race v1ctor1 .. Jn a l'OIJ, clowning
0t • o.i,, "11" siaH mark tonight when t h e game ped af tM heels of host with a victory over invading Cypress and LA Soothwut.
University High School's 1.f t host th Sa t An •·w~ know we had 8 bad Paudena College ad the way Los Angeles City College while LACC'1 Q}bl come into Trojans posted their first-ever us angs e n a a ton'i••t, b"l It f1'gures to •· a tonl ht' tilt ( 'h from 67-65 basketball victory In league Valley· Falcons. game and we don't want any before loslng,-ieta.M, Tuesday s.i• ... U'l:I B 8 res a
I bl tough chore upset win over LA Harbor. play Tuesday afternoon by Tipoff is set for 7 o'clock in repeats of thal We'll snap n g · · d I lb B . .,. Wildcats 41>-In .another till, •·ddleback In aoolber key g a m t own ng e ' the Mesa nvm and tbe back. 11 '""""' c.i ~ '"41 uq 47, in Orange League action on 1).1••· ,. " "' ,,. hosts Citrus in Al is s I o n tonight, LA Harbor (S.1) hosts
the loser's court. Mustangs are favored to Neeme ls hopeftil S.O Jon JIC:'Obt s 1 J 11 Conference acUon at Mtssion East LA. A Harbor victory1 "It's great to win a game Jn bounce back after suffering a Marchiorlattl will be available =:-; ~ : :~ Viejo High. Both games begin would put Rio Hondo, East LA:
lb Or Le " coach 104-48 trouncing at the hands 1 d t tn t the F 1 11:1...,. • ' a » at 8. and Harbor into • three-way e ange ague, rid or u y aga s a cons w.idr!• 10 1 1 11 b I II 'd 111 wing of Corona del Mar F ay ~ 1 2 Golden West's RusUers and tie for the lead w,ith the Jo n Dr sco sa1 o o s.fter sitting out .the Corona s···-·-, , '• ,• the encounter. night. lb aln 'T:Hii;' • 11 " •• LACC are 2-1 in SoCal play, Golden West-LACC victor just
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li~~;~ersityopenedtheaclion WESTM,NSTER . SANTA ANA FULLERTON without the services or leading
scorer Tom Mullinix. He miss-
ed the team bus when it
departed !or Brea a n d
although he showed up in time
for pre-game wa,rmup dril~,
Driscoll benched him until
three minutes remained in the
first half.
Jn the meantime, the Tro-
jans fell behind at outset of
the battle and trailed by as
many as nine points in the
first hall. In fact, it was seven
when Mullinix entered the fray
and a moment later it was
nine. The Trojans cut one point
from a five-paint halftime
deficit in the third period, then
Dan Stuart hit one underneath
and Mullinix added a pair
while the Wildcats were scor·
ing two free throws. This knot-
ted the count at 40, three
minutes into the fourth stanza.
After Brea went briefly In
front, 43-42, Bruce Mico drove
underneath for a I a y u p ,
Mullinix hit a follow-up shot
and Jeff Styers scored a free
throw to put University in
front by !our, 47-43.
Styers hit a . pair of free
throws with 11 seconds re-
maining to ice the decision.
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Too Much
For Artists
By PHIL ROSS
Of lfM Dlltr Plllf Stiff
After holding El Dorado's
Hawks vi rtually at check in
the first Mlf, Laguna Beach's
ti red Artists let down their
guard in the second half in
dropping a 69-49 Orange
League basketball verdict to
the host Hawks Tuesday night.
The loss kicked coach Jerry
Fair's Artists (4-2) back into a
second place tie with idle
Valencia (which was playing
non-leaiue foe Garden Grove
the same evening), both with
4-2 r~rds.
El Dorado, meanwhile,
managed to not only stay atop
the loop all by Itself but also
expanded its one-game lead
over Laguiia in the circuit
standings to two with just sil
games le!L
Fair commented following
the 20-polnt setback to the
preseason tiUe f a v o rt t e
Hawks, "their press finally got
to us arter we played them
pretty well defensively in the
first half."
El Dorado, coached by
I former Mater Dei menlor
Nash RI v e r a , encountered
trouble with its pesky visitors
much of the first half but kept
Laguna al hay with Ill !\Ill
court zone trap press.
The ball-hawking Hawks
fotced 11 Laguna ball control
errors In each half and came
up with 11 steals, many of
those by quick-handed 6-0 •
leaPcr Tony Madau off tbe
press.
The lead either changed
hands or the contest was tied
on eight occasions in the ftrst.
Qllarter be.tore the hosts mov-
ed ahead for good, breaking ,
an 11·11 deadlock and eveir
tually moving to a ~18
halftime margin.
While Madau was pilfering
the ball from the Artists'
hands, male Mike Moore was
provldinr the early offensive
spark as be hit eight points In
the !Ast. four minutes before
intennlaaloo: two on long field
goals. u.-lllcft (If) ''".," 1 1 2 I
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• Change ·in ,Race.,Just for 1Jull of It
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squadron's
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For,.Tonight
All llaibOa Power Squadron
members inlerested in enrol-
ling in advanced or electiye
courses are urged to attend a
signup sessiiln at Logan Hall,
20ol Riverside Ave. tonight at 7
p.m.
Advanced classes scheduled
for early starts are
Seamanship Tuesday, Feb: I
at Newport Harbor Higb
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Monday, Jan. 31 at tbe Horace llm•••••••••••lllll•••••(t ~~si:~pel\~· ~~.~~~~ DA~E ROSS Pc:.TIAC
meJtl:berl only and ~ a I All -~~I regia~ation fee of flO. Lea. se._ Or . liy . . -. • . s •••
Ell!ctive counea will be
scheduled with a minimum of
10 sfildenls wishing-to enion.
EleCttve couraes are Sail,
Engfne Maintenanc~, Weather,
Marine Electronics.
Junior Navigator a n d
Navigator classes are not
scheduled until next Sep-
tember.
Advanced or .electi\'.e
courses are open to squadron
members who have ¥
ce!sfully passed !he baste
piloting course. Completion Of
the SemMnship course ls re-
quired before other advanCed
classes.
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Bruno Blclt, of New York •. , •• •••••••••llllll•••••• has announced ·that the-1174111
Amerlca 's C\li> dJallente by
his rather, BarOn Marcel Jlieb,
Is goln~ rorwmt Wit,h tbe l!Oll!C·
!Ion of Paul ll:lvotn1111 of Cop-
enhagen, Denmark 11 • the
skioper of a new t lomin\Rl) lS.
meter designed by Andre
M11ric.
Elvstrom Ml w o n fOW"
Olymolc gold medlll •nd II
~1,.ld chomplonshlpo In his
a&illng career.
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5.60xl5 29.95 22.46 1.60
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H78·15 8.55x15 40.95 30.71 3.01
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OS: COFS:EE ANP TMEN
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A STRING?
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ly Charles Barsotti ly Tom K. Ryan ,_ _____ ......, ~------...., .-------, ~
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MOON MULLINS
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OUll:S! WE'RE ALL ONE llG, HAPPY
F.&.MtLV! AND I SET Y0tJ C.&.N'T
GUESS WMAT &06EL'S SPEC.I AL.TY
ME A, .. SPECIA.LliT I~
IN SKllW6 ACOPtNTS~ '/1~"7-~'
IS ERIC.! •• CAM VOCI :t
Bw Ferd Johnson
ly ROCJer Ballen
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WH6TtlER ~ P-'l!Fetlt.
l'lllli> l'Oll<& al! DOMINQl!.S .
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Can Be Met-U.S.
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The Julllce Depar1'W>t bea
contested a claim by three
~uto roakers that Ibey do not
have the abWty to develop air
hap or slmllar protectlv.
devices for ln111llatlon on all
J)luenger ears by· Aua;ust,
1975.
. ' Court or Appeala at Cincinnati
·~ that they not be lorted
to comply with the govern-
• ment regulation calling for
,proctuctioa of the devices by
16e deadline,
The auto flrms argued they
did not have the ability to
develop the equipment.
The Justice Department. in
a writ filed this week, asked
the court to deny the review
sought by the auto companies.
The government said the
judges were being asked to
substitute their judgment on
the development and reliabil i·
ty of the safety devices for
that of an expert government
agency which has studied the
passenger restraint problem
for several years.
The regulation calls for in-
stallation ,of either air bags,
which inflate on impact , or
other types of pa s sive
restraint systems.
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h•11k•ietric•rtil e rn••'•r ch•tt•
7 f•dlio11 i.lt1ul, t1ow,11ut ct11ttr 644-5070
Va rian Names
New Manager
Larry D. Smith, Huntington
Beach, has been promoted to
the position of W e s t e r n
regionaJ service manager for
Varian Data machines.
tn his new position. Smith
has respopsibility for
coordination of aU service and
all service engineers working
on Varian equipment and
system s within the western
region or the. United States.
W<dnt"'7, J'"UJIJ 26, 1'72
Business-Labor
'Peace' Sought
SACRAMENTO (UPl) sotuement can they 1et that
Gov. Rona ld Reaa:an bas call-will ever make lhat up for
H for ~l\ end to ''needless them?"
conlllct" between business and · ed t labor ind the itart or Han era ··untess we are ptepar o
ot Coo~aUon'-' to issure 8 accept second place status as
strong U.S. poaJUon In world • world trading nation we
trade . must end needlesa conflict
He declared to ringing ap-between business and labor
plause that national labor and start an era of coopua· leaders must "acquire some statesmanship' and stop think· lion," the sovernor said.
ing the calendar still readJ Reagan said he has every
1933" if America Is to avoid confidence in the American
second place In the world working man .. but some of our
trade market. national labor leaders had bet·
lo a p~busi.ness speech to ter acquire som e
the Sacramento Metropolitan statesmanship and stop think·
Chamber of Commerce, the ing the calendar still reads
governor Monday night said 1933."
the West Coast dock strike has The governor. f_ormer prtsi·
cost the California economy dent of the Screen Actors
$1.7 billion, including $435,CKk> Guild. a labor union. told or
per day in lo~gshoremen the "restless energy, the
wages. pioneer drlve of the people" he
After citing the latter figure found during a visit last fall to
to his audience or some 500, six Asian nations, including
Rea8:an asked . "what kind of a Japan .
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Free Income Tax Preparation
I
Save $3()-$40 on professional preparation of your 1971
Califomiund Federal lndMdu1l lncome Tix Returns.
I>on't Delay Sianuploday;appointments are fre1ifyou open in
Anaheim Savings account of $5,000 or more, or for only $5 by open inc an account or
$;!,SOO'or more.
ANAHEIM SAVINGS
N«> LOAN ASIOCIAT'ION
ANAHEIM 117W. lificoln AYl.92803/Tet, n2-1532
BREA 633 So. BIN Blvd. 92621/Ttl, 529-4971
HUNTINGTON BEACH 411 lltin St. 92648/T<I, 536-6591 •
et 'toknow Michaels.
Now on
1KWIZ ·MBO AM
Four times a day,
Monday through Friday.
Pat is also Mt oC
KWIZTALK,
10 PM to Midnight Sunday.
Give him a call at SJIJ.4444
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Firm Geta
Soviet Bid
' HOUSTON , Tex JAP) -
Anchot-Wate Co. bas. an·
nounCed receipt of a COl!-
tract ror the manufacture
of 1 concr'tte coating
mar hine to be used in 1
multimUlion-dollar plant in
Ruotsla,
The contract "'8$ ob-
tained rrom R. J . Brown"
As.~i1te11 or Rotterdam.
•lolland. designers Or the 1
phu1t at Baku , Ru~la.
The conc r .. 1e coatlna; will •
pive orolectlon and ne,n~
tivt buoyancv tn larre ril·
11met•r "•• pinelir>""S ,,. be
j,u;tallad acro!IS the Cas·
pi"'1 SeA.
The '1larhin"" will bl> f•h-
rirat"rl n"'1i1tl\'\I in J.lnuot-
lf'ln l\lp\" 0 .. ' .. qns. "°"11\el·
'" r,,. ... ,. J.11 .. .11NI thfon
.o ..... ..,,i,1ac1 .11nd le!lted at
8"111" r.li n•••.
A .,,.hf>r_\1f.,fp Pf''l' .. '1'1""11
•viH "••'•f Bff'wn with tlie'
i ... + .. JJn tlr .. , n' tt<i• f:l.olco
.,1 .. .,1 ""rl 111 11, .. '""ining
of R11<1!lian personnf'I.
BofA Cuts
Interest
To 4 34.%
NE W YORK (UPI ) -The
cost or borrowin1 money fa(
consumers, businesses and
bani\! dropped a1ain ~
week .
The Bank of America, IW
world 's l1r1e8t. bank, announ!
ced tbet It had cut Its prime
Interest rate 1/• point to 4~
percent. The bank also cut its
hue rate for convenllol'laJ
home mort111es to seven per·
cent. '
Bank of America Prffklent
A. W. Cl•""" salcl the decline
in the prime rate -the inter ..
est • bank cha rges its moat
creditworthy business borrow·
en -and in the mOrt111e
rate made it necessary to re-
duce the rate paid to savers.
On Feb. l. the intereit. the
Bank of America pays fill
recular savinp ltOl:I down Vii
point to 4 percent.
The Bank of Amerf<l 'I cut
or the orlm• rate loll9wl um~
Jar .action In re«ot ~ Ill'
some Ne" York ·and Clllltr
banka.
Clausen iald the lnlmlli
paid by hll bank on tonc tetni
!avlnp would remain the
same. I
Harril Trust and 8avtn11
Bank of Chlca10 and Provident
Bank of Chlcqo also cut tllelr
prime rates Moncloy. 'Ille
crocker Notional Bank of San
Francllco cut Us morlpJe
rite on Friday.
M.islea ain g
Credit Card
Ads Charg~
SAN FRANCISCO (UPIJ .,..
A ban on misleading ad,
vertlaoments by 1 credit clJ'lf
res11tratlon fi rm bas been
ordered by the Superior COurl.
Superior Court Judge Byron
Arnold lilned 1 permanent bJ..
Junction this week 11alnst
Cndtt Clrd Service Bureau, a
Wasbinllon, D.C. firm.
An attorney on eaurornJa
Attorney General Evelle ).
Younpr's c on 1 u mer ~
tectloo taok force sought tk
rulin&.
Aljorney John C. Porter said
tha t the firm's advertiseme:m.
in C.Ufornia aaid that unlea
Its services were used, credl
card . holder• mu11t J>IY in-
definitely ror purchases midi
with their lost or stolen cardi.
"Liabili ty ror loll or 1toleo
cre,:llt cards in California
ends," bt said, "when il*
hcilder ootllles the lirm ot-
bank "hich !Qued the card by
telephone, letter, tel egram or
pony e.rpreu within a
re190nable Ume." ,
A tt chllrce was made ••
nually by er.ctft Card 8uru u
of America ror Ill 1tl'\lict.
I
Insurance
Merger Told
A. !. Leather by, President
of Republic ln t u r1nc1
Brokers, has announced tht
-•er of Com•t Enterprltoa or Anaheim, effecUve M1rcll
t. tin.
By this ""'1"' l\epublle
becomes the larpst locally
owned lnlurance -erql la
Orance County,
Corporate heaclquartm 111
the !Inn ...UI be moved lo l
Town Center Ptau, s.nt.
Ana. Rapubllc wtll operate Ila
branchu In l"lllltrlon and SU
l'rond>cD l!vm thb loc:atluti.
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'O.tworked'
U.S. Competitive
Position Dying?
OVER THE COUNTER .. ' . • ........... ,'" .................... ·-:::t .~..,,. .... .... P't1ftt ........... Jflflll .. ,,,.... _.,. . • NASO Listi""' fer T-d1y, ..... u.vy 25, 1m
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NEW YORK (AP)
~:?l,;:.'!2~·' !Ji 1~; :.;, ~·~ s;.1.,.. """" 9V# • I' ., !\.-') ..,, ~~ "' I,. "'"ti .... "" i u~ -· .. ~ 111o11r111(e a. llldu'" _,.. Hy ~ 1~ l'llfl'I Cm r••w•oa.,:. kll'll ·~ , 1119 11111 '
llJ!.t.• ti P.li"'Jl~ ~~ ~ I llll :,:''l\o ~It •lilll?l~ 5• ll ~m::"'j! Sometimes the words tend to
disguise the act, not only in
politics or gove:romen~J al·
.. fairs . but in all endeavors in
.. which men must exert total
.. effort lo achieve their ends.
Jn his state of the Union
Message. President Nixcn ask·
ed Congress to n!Sist the
temptation too v er spend,
which tended to, but did not,
disguise the fact that Congress
is angry at him for a $40
bilUon budget deficit .
l'l'e" t:: im r ·11. >:' ~. ~ ,.. ,. rn:n· I" io. l'ld I.Ill LI lSn lit .,dlr
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Al S Inc; j" '! o l<VM C11 1 ~ ~'O ' o\Cutlittl ) Vi tU r • k,l f.dm•r 11v, """' 1• l,d4i"" W ' 1 rMI Wt I •iv Rfl) 6\o J IJUb M A Nr lht 1~ H IKkn• •~"' '"J ' 1u-111 "' Ho ' ... ~ .. "'" " :l" 1JY, \4\lo ';n\!V ~~c IC:Et la ~VI = M~I ~ rt 'I'-\f \olo •MIO!'! I
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)\.'l llll'ld ,, f. .. •Y ... t \6 111 Miff • id E4111 ~ ti• SWlf A 111 l•c l '" 121:1J 111ln_ Ar 'I" Crm 1vr 1'° 11 Tti A Pin Gto N J..,. 1!f..
And while urging Congress
. to resist the temptation to
':·.buUd an "economjc Fortress
.·America" and help instead fo
: erect a new economic order as
: a foundation for prosperity
and peace, he also said
defense spe nding would rise .
n '"'" 12"' -re ·~· "' A I J:lb !1'.~!llJ'L I 0,, A.m J~ ta"' .. I K NG ~Ill~ ls 1: f~ !,':CfbpCj t•~ 1'9;
can remove rrom the minds O£ ~ G~I }ftt ~l~\41 cr.c. ~l lJV. ~ ~
listeners the notion that burled :m"'i'!r,! ili~ l:,r1 l~~ ;!ti 11'"
d be Am Weld 11~ i'l9M In ~ • eep may some corr ..,,.,d1te Mt · !!r• vt 1 11
tradictions. !~l:~· 1: 3Jv. bin erldt \,~'f' " · Is .1.cr1 l11d ftt ~rl~ 130 1 There are questions a o .1.rd M•Y 1! ''" l""u• ,. :u )1
Each suggestion can be.
• defended, bUt no ei:planations '
conctrning the recent roasting :~~GU' 1,v. 1~ ,~i~uMr ~15 ff~
given bu s ine ss men by :~t:. ?Jl! ~ lr.:::r•on 2~ ~
Treasury Secretary John Con-. ·Coast Trio
Promoted
·;;At Avco
nally in an address to the U.S .
Chamber of Commerce.
'·The rest of the world is at
work, while we're worrying.
Th c y ' re outworking u.s.
They're outlhinklng us, they're
outplanning us day after day."
If that is so, it doesn 't quite
, jille with the administration 's
., words of last summer. There Three Orange Coast men are no contradictions involved, have been elected v I c e b . · r A f'' · 1 per aps, but certainly the presidents o v~ m~cia emphasis has changed . Strvi~. t h e 1nternallonal . ... consumer finance company \Vhen. the 10 JM;rcent import
; headquartered in N e w p o r t __ surcharge was imposed and
:' Beach according lo Allan E. the realignment of currencies ~ We~an chairman of the was sought last Aug. 15, the .., board ' world was told that the United
; • B p D 1 States no longer was wlllillg to . The lhree are · · a ey, put up with-unfair trade prac-
11 George E. Hoops and Dan A. tices .
... Stewart. . • Daley, the company's direc-Other nations, It w~s said,
: tor of marketing joined Avco were now able to trade mtema-
... in Canada in 1t$9. He is cur-tlonally on an equal basi~. ~ rently in charge of insurance They would have . to permit
marketlog, merchandising and freer access to their markets
•'emptoye motivational pro-fo r American goods. We . no
; . grams. long~r would compete agamst
:· Hoops. director of opera-unfair odds. •
• · tional services, joined the
1, company in 1953. H i s ~.'background includes extensive
, supervision In operations and
,. research.
( Stewart, wilh the company
since 1955, spent most or his
career in the New York -New
Jersey area before transfer-
: ring to Newport Beach last
,.~year. Concurrent with his ~ro
?:. motion. Stewart was reassign-
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: a wholly owned subsidiary.
'· The company a I s o an·
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~·William P. Dowell. Richard H.
;'Heilman, Richard A. Leahy
'and Earline 'Loop lo the posi-
tion of assistant v i c e
,:presidents in Newport Beach.
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department's sales financing
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Kae A. Ewing, vice president.
The first lecture wtll be held
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Drive. on Tuesday at t:OO p.m.
Account execuUve Franklin L.
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day , February 2, at•7:30 p.m.
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Chorale, Ballet Join Forces
~ .. Wednesday
Evening
JA~UAlfl' 2S
BANEWSTARINA * NEW ACTION MOVIE "CUTTER" CUTS THRU
'NBC MYSTERY MOVIE'
D 11!1 ID* -"''"' "Cutt11" Stirs 1r1 ht" DIAnd1,
In Superb 'CarminaBurana'
l:OD llDCIJ911>D-
8 ,_ Doo, C.."' -O IIll!l-
0 llJ WIW WlW -1D •n•-cn1 .,.. • .,._ ...
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l:JI 9 .... -. .. (R) Guests 1r1
BoO Ellllttl11, R*J' Glttr Ind f'1111·
111 Maori. 0 _, (C) (10) .,..,... -
Part I (drtm1) '51-llnt Tllmtr,
llofd Nolin, Lt1 PllHlps. IMln• Y1r·
"· CIJ Erl-
tlj -{CJ (1W) .... ol " "" llliW' (W1$lllll) '52-Jfmes Sit•·
tr!, Rock Hlldson.
ID ""' ""'" -........ -
Ill> ..... ""' fl!)"' -"'" m-• a ..... ...,
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ID I "" ""' m•-o1•• llJ)-11>"-atJ Ctlltte lllbtNU USC vs. Pep-
perdlnl. m-
Ca1111r011 MJtct11U, hlltrt Wtbbtr,
811btr1 Rush.. hi Hlrdl of I miss·
Int PIO loolb•ll tu•rttrbtck, Cut-
ter (OtAftd•) ~" Chle1ao'• 1h1t·
" •net the wi11llhy L•kt Sllort
Dtivt llU lot dull,
0 Ill CI) IJ) llC --"Thll ~ts" ca hoSI: is Orson
WtlllL Guest Is ROii Maodf wllO
lmPt1101111t1s c~ 1nd Ou!lntt.
1mon1 othlfl. m TnO tr C.-.ICtS
f.D Ill! "'" -t:OOIJ ()).._..,, Cent. A tlMI of
bubonk pJ11u1 sends Dr. Jot C1n·
Nlfl 1nd 1 public heattb doctor,
plt)'ICI by 1u1st Ll"Y Blyden, on 111
1Jl-out Mardi tor 1111 SOl.lrct of 1111
lnl1dloft to he1d off an epidemic. m DnW rMt·Sllow
fl) !111 AMlkH Dn1a Mldll• Ill""" .
Ill"' ""'"'' ll!J"'U...'°'MI
l :JO D ffldlred nlciln H1ns Conrlld
ind ~ M•ril 111 fe1turtd.
U CIJllJ ErlT>o -•• tnform1tion WIS mi11blt from th•
nttw!Kt 1t press tJmt.
0 lllltr W1td Nm m 111•••™''
10:00 B (I) M1111tll 111 r f'f Su!l!Ye11
llltsb 111 this story of 1 blttl1 for
powtr Mhretn rtv•I 11nalord1 th11
thrulw to bre•k Into epen •It•
f1r1, ind Joe M1n111t llricb lllrristtr
In the 1111cWl1.
7:10 II Dlcltr 111111 Hmt "II You tan 0 0 m Ript llllec'J Buddf Eh-
Help SOmtbody, Doti't" Med stlldtnt sen star1 in "Th• W1itin1 Room," 'f
Mlclliel UplOll lllrM that 1 doctOI' Wesltrn story, 1nd Donni Douflls
ctn do only 111 m11th tor 1 p,tllflnl Pus in "list Rites for • OeH
0 PPIEll£ Tiie ..._ fldlry A Druid," ttlt slort of 1 st1tv1 U"J·
v1rietJ·of l\IUfS !lost this prorr•m 1111 1n evil curse.
11111 comblon lini ad.ion, •nim.ttlon am ""'
1!MI n1tur1 fllmt In 1 •nr romp O Mftje: (90) "Mr Sol, Tiii ¥••
throutll Dls111ym1nl1. Th• series ,itt" (comtdJ) ·4~~\1 Luao:sl,
marb tht rtturn of Mlcby Mo11St, Kitly McShant. '
who 1lon1 with othtf famous Olsnty fD Mllltrpilu TIMillr1 Heniy VIII
ch1red1ri, Joins tht bast for 1 1111rrlts AnM ol Clnu.
comical look at diff111nt 1ubjttb. Cit llldllt Tapillin
On tonl1ht'1 show Ch1rtts ~t!IOll £j) IM Pnlfr•ltell
Reilly lntrnducts the ..,.., Wpk:
•.• ''Thi V11e1tion." 10:30 l]) Tt It AIMUllCld o-: (Z>I) ...... "...... CIJ -'·"'-(advtnture) '35--Edwatd Q, Robin· fJ T1lb I~ llllf Ute S.tchtl P1l19 Is
son, Mirl•m Hopkins. tr.. surprised 1uest.
@ le lift tlle lldl d) ..._tluah Wi11i•ms
(J) I ""-" Jn11111t IE Allll'lltllbdl
OMI"" I -: (liN) "N _,, ··-•~• T -r liflf" (wattr11) '4S-John Wl)'nt, 11!!7 -: ~. Yrotlt '
Monltomel'J Clift. W1l11r Br1n111n. GJ Mtiwit c.. ..
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By TOM BARLEY
Of IN Dilly 'lit! ltlft
Two or the brightest stars ln
our country·s fine arts flrma·
ment glowed in unison last
weekend In auperb
performances of "'C8rmina
Burana" that will be long
remembered by those or us
who almost lilted the roof off
the Orange Coast College
auditorium with our ovation.
Carl Orff's moving and
magnificent scenic cantata
brought the Irvine Master
Chorale and the Laguna Beach
Civic Ballet Company
memorably together in a
Uawlessly p I an n e d and
brilliantly delivered team ef-
rort. Both ense-mbfes were at the
peak of their form and both
had brilliant offerings by
£.zd.oN(WPO RT BEACH -gl the
entronce to tl'it" tob.,lo "' lido l~I,. OR J 83SO
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HELD OYER AGAIN
NEW YORK CRITICS AWARD
TOP 10 IN LQS ANGELES
BEST THRILLER OF THE YEAR
DON'T Ml5t IT
cases.
You jusl turn
him loose.
int Eastwood 'illL
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m-•"'-,,. ........... -...... ., il!"" ..... "°""-2No ~™"THE oELTA FACTOR" wrrH :r""
Clt!r1a ft11ns with Carol Burnett,
es !ht Cll1JW01111n, In 1 l1ntaslrldll:lG8(])Menlrtffll ...
"blues mlld11J" conctrt ind com•· D \ti m ilhMlf ea... $clltd·
d!111 Tim Conwf)' plays 1 priest Who u1td 111ests: llllfd Brtdld. Jtny I '
he1n Miss lumett'a conftslloft In LUCIS (of N.Y. Knlcks), X.r1n 'ilar· ~ ' • ~
.• tr111t ITllWl1 spooC lbout 1 f1U1n row, b lruekln1 Co. ----
wom•n. O Mftlr. "RNll ti Utopil" (mus-:..~ .=.~~:..::-."!'.:! :."."::.:.:.
DmM .. ·lZ "Th• P1rol1 Yio-tc.ll •ts-Boll Hopi, Bin1 Ctosb1. ,_~~"';';·;-;~·~·;0~·;"~·;·~··~·;"; .. ~·~~~~~~§~~~~~I
l1tor'' !rini Lopai 1uut~ u •. pa· 0 (])CI! E!) IMd CMtt fofTl\ef
rol1 offictr wllo worb will! Off;c:eri bisablH superstar Jackil Robinson
Mtllo}' ind RMI! In tl)'ln1 to ktep Is 1 scheduled auest.
1 J041nr b~sketblll pla)'lf from us· ,,.. • .r) ..,.,.. "' r
Int 1111reota. -Mllllt. \" , " ,.. D Now! A new time for ,...... (west1m) 56 -R•ndolph * THE COURTSHIP OF Scott, G1H R11Wtr, Ltt M11vln.
EDDIE'S FATHER m ~ 11~11 Trol•ns ,i,, U I]) (I) &) TIM Cet:wtMI, •I U· U11lvewty of Pm1de11Ct.
fll's F1k '1tl• lrwestOIS" Tom ID Ml'llt: "DI f' Ir 11 [lprUS'"
ind Norm1n irimt In 111 o11 wtn (mystery) 'S3-Cl1ud1 Rains, Marta
on 1 lip lrom 1 wailer. Toren.
([) Ml(k Ori. fftdll M11t Wil-1:00 9 Md "'ho• s.mce• (COii-; =rtHl\tl SM tdy) '33-Tht M1t1 llrDth111.
Iii no'""'"' CIJ D D CIJ ®1-m (Ill Tiit f'rlml Uws If AlterJ. 1:30 IJ f'tlpk:Mn Mimi.I
UJllS m All.fllJlrt Slier. ' ' I r l f ~ l • I
(Ci) Nilll ltn11fltf,• "Ctmmd." "llMpic:t"
Thursday
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OD m "A WI• ...,.. (eotnedy') '41
-Loretta Youn&. Fttdric Mirth, Ew .....
l:JD u (C) "Ckll ....... (6111111) ''°
-Henry Fond•, Dorothy Llmour.
10:00 Cil "Sill 11N1 SW(' (musltll) '6'
-Oavld Htmminp. Joan Newell.
1:00 O "Kitt(' (dr1m1) '45-l•ulltt•
Goddard, R11 Mifl111d.
0 (C) "M111" (1dvent11re) '66-
Clint W1IUr, .lly Horth, Sa]id K1h11.
m "L.., stirr (m)'St11n •• ,__
Ollrathy ltmo11r, Bri1n Doalevy,
Clal11 Trl'l'llf.
%:00 m "lolll .._... P1rt I (J11Y$11'1)
'48-1111 Lupino, CGmtl Wiide.
""CIJ"• -,. --(comodJ) '63-Horm1n Wisdom, Edw•rd CID,.
min. ®1 "T1mlslled Allflls" (d11m1) 'SI
-Rodi Hudson, Robert sttck.
4:001J (C) "U....,. (rom1nct) 'SS--
Tyrone Power, SUSln H1yw1rd.
4:JO (]) S.• IS lDMI lltillt
DYAN CANNON
JENNIFER O'NEAL
JAMES COCO
S SOUTH OF SM DIEGO FWY.
NOW SHOWING
EXCLUSIVE Showing In Orang1 Co.
''ftlELABT
Plii'iURB SHOW
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:MP'9'11UIPl•3 #I{!
It is not merely the best America
·:movie ofa rather dreary year; it
·is the most impressive work.
by a young American director
since 'Citizen Kane '!"
-PAUL. D. ZIMMERMAN, N!WSW'ffl
"THE LAST PICTURE ·SHOW
tells a series of interlocking
·stories of love and loss ... that
illuminate a good deal more of
one segment of the American
experience than any other
American film in recent ·memory."
-VINCENT CAN SY, N.Y. Times
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featured soloists to spur them
on to a standing ovation and
the cheers during the concert I
attended of an audience that
frequeritly interrupted th e
performance with spontaneous
-and forgivable-applause.
Maurice Allard, obviously
reveJlng at the helm of an
Jrvine Master Chorale that
will acknowledge no equal
when it Js in the kind of voice
it was in for the group's belov-
ed "Carmina," must take Ulp
billing in the praise depart•
ment for his splendid direction
or this immaculate production.
But he must share that bill·
ing with ballet director tila
Zali, whose inspired
choreography and personal
direction of her dlscip1ined
dancers played a major part
in the success of this colorrul
and exciting production.
They unerringly captured
th,,e spirit of a score tha t tells
us, as clearly J!.S music ever
tells us, of the renegade
monks and errant students
whose exodus lrom t h e
cloistered life in favor of the
earthy carousing and pursuit
of the fleshpots m a d •
medieval days far from merry
for those who had to endure
their excesses.
lt Is understandable that
Orfr destroyed all his earlier
work when he round the long
Jost manuscr ipts on which he
built his "Carmina Burana.'"
The manuscripts were destin·
ed for just one man and Orff
abundantly proved that point
with a scoring that has no
equal in this particular
musical form. ' •
But a word or two nqw
about some of the soloists who
helped to make th f s
"Carmina" one of the most
exciting events in our Orange
Coast season.
Kristi Moorhead and Molly
Lynch particularly caught the
eye with some fine in·
terpretations of Miss Zali't
splendid choreography, They
had some hard working males
backing up lhe.ir efforts aod
Hal O'Neal and Gene Wil~
contributed their customary
indefatigable and I n s p I r eod
performances .among a b6y
of males wbo give Miss Zall's
company a strength aDd
balance that ls hot alwa}"I efl.
dent in ballet organizations of
this stature. ~:
On to our chorale COJl:'
tributors and the higheil
praise here tor some sterling
work from the likes of col·
oratura Darrellyn Melilli, ca&
tralto Barbara M i 11 m a ri,
mezzo-soprano Ann Mon:js
and Jonah Kliewer, a solid and
astonishingly a d a p t a b \ •
baritone who seems to get hel-
ter wilh every concert. :
Kliewer overcame what We
strongly suspected to be tbe
aftermath of a cold to turn 1n
a memorable delivery to one
of the most demanding parts
in music. Frankly. Jonah, we
have heard nothing better in
Jong years of exposure both ln
Europe and the United States
to this 'Carmina Burana' to
which you contributed ao
nobly.
All that one can say about
DarreJJyn Melilli bas been said
many times by this critic.
Again, her sweet voice soared
out into that auditorium in
renditions of key arias that,
very frankly, brought tears to
the eyes of this critic and
quite a few more who sud·
dealy seemed to realize, as
those glorious tone~swept
over us, that their s~ need-
ed a long and carefuly e1-
amination.
But.that is the quality of the
Irvine Master Chorale.: con-
stant, inspiring and geared to
'· the kind of perfection that was
immediately recognized and
endontd ~Y the equally splen-
did Laguna ballet company.
NelU1er contributor to tbls
memorable ~Carmina Burana'
will ever put on a better
performance. "
GP Rating
Now PG
HOLL YWOOO (AP) -
The GP motion picture
rating his changed to PG
so that It will mort cl~•rly
stand for "partntal l!Uld· a.nee.•·
Tli< rating lo 1pplied to
movi.. In Which Pl"'1taf
guidance II ouggestod be-
fore young people be aJ.
~ to attend.
The GP rati., was Wlde-
ly .lllllunde'ntoOd and often
was mlltaken for "pneral
Plbllc."
Jack Valentl, Pf<lidont
ol the Miiiion Picture Moo-
ciltlon of America sakl
the MPM elecutlv~ com.
ml!tee voted to change tho
r•Una after • Pf'tffnlatiol
by of!ldala of tbe N1~1I
-lotloo el Tboiter Owners.
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7 f•1hio"! hl1"d, 111wport c111t1r 644·1070
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'Charlie' R~turns to Orange Coastlllll
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lly TOM TITVS "Tbe G~J In the Freudian 1Unt on the Fullerton Junior
Of ,.. Dlllr ,..._ ,..,. SUp'' at the Huntington Beach College slage tills weekend
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Performances are at 1:30
Friday and Salurday at the
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pl~-. 51111 E. Allolic1m
st., Lo'!I Beach. ReservaUona
(213) ~-• From ont end ot Orange Playhouae. Herman Boodman with 8:30 performances on
County to the other, "You're a dlfects this well traveled play Frfday and Saturday ·evenlngs1---~------1p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i/
Good ,Man, Charlie Brown" is wbicb moves into Its third and a 2 o'clock matinee on
catcblng fin. This week it'll weekend Fri~y. Saturday1 ~· .,,"'* ..
be offenid by two local com-Stan Bell and M • r 11 y n Tony Brandt dlre<;ls the J l~r'I'
munlty theater groups. Albertsep head the cast of the musical revue, with B i l l ..._. ... ,.,. , .... """'·
Like "Plua Suite" ·tn the William F. Brown comedy, CUilen, Karen lnnls, David S..iJaL ~ ,......,. "' ~
early part of the 1971·72 with Nicholas Mose~ Charlotte Norden, Bryant Lanier, Yoyo ~""'~"--0 ~,. ................ ,.-llOtilt_Of, __
::~:g ·~~arl~~~wn;hi! :;:~1· H1:ru~~ ~~le~= =-~dca~~.b~;:~a:~ BJD8 ' OID1
popular m\Jsical based on the the cast. curtain time ls a:so 527-4415. ~.~[ID'J ~ S nr A.rr:
be rromWunrf e•tt A Kll'lfl•VC.0..-P.,.~ l:'U't.~ "Peanuts" comic slrip WU Friday and Saturday at t In neighboring Long Beach, e ""·
I •····-2 10 u . St H Je1M1 ·~ ,_ C!IOC, ........ ~''. ·-"" staged last fall in Weatrninlter Pay,_,_, 1 aa.am ., ~ Agatha Christie's m y st er y PARAMOUHT r.cru::u:s PR£SEHTS
and just last week in tington Beach. Reservatio111 ''The Spider's Web" moves in-//fri '"' '
Fullerton : Ttiuridljl 11 turnz 536-18111. to its fourth wttkend ror the 'ends" WllLlll up on the stage Of the 5an * Community Playhouse. James
Clemente Community Tbeatar. The Fullerton Footlighters' Brittain directs the comedy-.~~:":!" .:... !:::-===================:II .'nJe two versions of 0 Charlte version of "Charlie Brown" dfama with Kay Moore, Paul 111• TEQtNICOlOR• .Brown~ are Part of an activ.e w1·-•-up ;•-brief twc;week Teschke and Robert Renfrow ! • A.PARAMOUNT PICTURE CO.mt •M
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Shoot Straight" l GP I -· "They Might Have lffn Giants"
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theater circuit. .Also on the l~~~~~~~~~~~I
boards are South 1c o a 1 t
Repertory's double b 1 q ,
.. Mother Earth" and "The
White House Murder Caie,"
the Costa Mesa Ci v-i c
Playhouse's "Blithe Soirlt"
and the Huntington Beach
£layhouse's "The Girl in the
Freudian Slip." . ...,
Robert Moe, a Sall Clemente
High School teaclier whO
spends his swrufters directing
a repertory company In Idaho,
·1., &tllfinc the Cabrillo
Playhouse's "Charlie Brown.''
Backing him up are Randy
Cobb as choreographer, :•nd
Jim Borens and M i k e
Raphael, who share the
musical chores.
Featured as the characters
made famous by Charles Shulz
an Mark Manning (Charlie),
Karen Mot (Lucy), J il m
Borens (Linus ), JoAnne · Ap-
pltgtll (Peppermint Patty),
Steve Smith (Snoopy) and Jim
Spen (Schroeder).
Four 11:..tends of Thursday-
thr..lgb-Saltµ'day '· pW0\.'!1•
...,.. an ocbeduled at """
cabrlllo Playhouse, 202 Ave-
' nlda cabrlllo, San Clein'Olite,
with an 8:.30 curtain. Reserva·
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Two more perfonnahces of
South Coast Repertory's all-
time box office champion,
"Mother Earth." will be given
tonight and Thursday, while
"The White House Murder
Case" continues F r i d a y
through Sunday at t h e
downtown Costa Mesa theater.
Jock Nkhoholl
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"Mother Earth·,., ~the
ip.usica1 revue built around an
ecology lbemt, is directed; the
second time around by Martin
Bell90n, with James dePriest,
a returnee from the original
cast, as musical director.
"Murder Case," staaed by
guest director PetFI. fM yberg, r .. tures DePriest as be prea1-
den1 and a veteran SCR cast
including David Eminet; Don
Tuche, Richard Doyle, Ronald I~~~~~~~~~~~==::::::::::::::::::::~·~·:::~·~·:::~':;:~~~ Bousaom, Heath Park and BW \-
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T*i1 Yt•Nc • .,w,11/1! • Curtain time for both pro-
ducUons la 8 o;clock at .t&e
Tbird Sltp Tlltater, !!fl
Newport Blvd .• Costa !(•.
ReservaUona 64&-~'. * ,, ' Noel Cj>ward's " B 111 h e
Spirit" floats into Its second
wttlt'tnd ;et the Costa Mesa
Civl7 Pi,yhouse with dir~r
PaH T•mbelllnl doubling In
l!;e role of the medium.
Marthella Randall is asaoc.iate
director for the revival of the
194l comedy.
Also f .. tured Jn the cast !Ire
Ron Fillan, Tris Schneider,
carol Faul1tick, Alan Hart,
Joanne Wolcott and Robin
Wolcott. Perfonnanoos are at
8:30 Friday and Saturdljl al
the Community Recreation
Center auditorium . on tht!
Orange Counly Fatrgroundl.
Reservations 83f.5303.
* A more modern comedy ·ts
Fonda Signed
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Producer-director Robtrt Wilt
(1bo Sound of Mmic) ligned
Peter Fonda to star Jn "T1ro
People" which be will mob u
biJ !Int contrlbullon to the
lndtpendent company Tb•
Fllmakm Group.
FAil iN ~ wm. TWIGGY iN KEf! ~utsdrs
THf IMW fRlfND
A Glirr0tiNG \up(• coloss..t.l &twrr WA•MiNG
T0£·TA.ppiflK; dt:li<;lttful Musk.Al muv~u
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B~ST FILMS."
NATIONAL &CARO Of IEVtEW
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Wiftjnl' cookbook ii Btttina'1 C,,._ Ute llT°""'le.1, a pot recipo Ulal •lie
rohlpr Mp everv ,eor·for lM "°"""111.
A(llNA'I CllOCOUTS BROWNJa
f 'CUP IUQ(lr ~ cup 1horlenl11g
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Mrs. Florence Roe Wi.ggins.
captures the -art of c'ookery
from a farm regio n in her new
book, "Strawberry Point
Kitchens."
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B)' JACQIJELINE ClOMll
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The ' croa..aUtcbed motto nlds, ''To
lood IDd drlnl: add -py jest; You
will alway a be a welcome guest."
BlendJ o! blue IDd white welcome
v ls lt o u into the living room
warmed by bud-bnlded rup, • -"" grandmother' a sampler, a grandfather's .
desk IDd other anUques •.
Mrs. Florence Roe Wlqtns' Laguna
Beach home lertllles to lier Inlerest in
the detailed touches Uiat make a house •
home. ·
"Homemat.Lnc Is becoming a lost art, 11
deprored the snow-haired woman of 78, a
grandmolher of two. -.u Anyone who comes into a home should
be hippy to be there,'' she said, "It is not
just a place to stop for a second or two."
Already an author of ''Strawberry
Point," a novel recalling her chlldhOod ln
a small Iowa town di1ring the Victorian
· era, Mrs. Wiggins decided to capture Uiat
age ol good cookery, homemaking IDd
famUy living In a cookbook, 'jStrawberry
POlnt Kttcbens."
HOMEY '
The homey Iowa reclpes are in-
ltrspersed with anecdoles about that
0 mlddle American" life in the Gay
Nineties and the Victorian women who
DWJaged thelr homes with "faculty."
"'Ibey had the 'faculty' !or getting
things done, for having Urpe to help a neJabbor, !or getting their baking done in
• 'record' tlme, for swinging through
bousework in the same 'record' Ume and
yet never seeming to hurry.
~"And they had the 'faculty' for
trans!ormlng ·boring drudgery into a
creaUve art, although they probably
would not have expressed what way,"
wrote Mrs. Wiggins.
"Homemalllng WU their job IDd they
gJori!led in doing It with 'faculty','' Ibo
added.
Some of the recipes ln "Strawberry
Point Kitchens" date back 100 years or
more and they reflect the simple,
wholesome cookery of the fanning region
where hard-working men demanded and
deserved bounU!ul servings at dinner IDd
supper.
Inspiration to the novel cookbook was
Mrs. Wiggins lUe Jong habll o! keeping a
loose-leaf notebook or recipes where
every one is labeled with the donor'•
name.
MAGIC CARPET
"Instantly the names and recipes will
recall .lncideota that turn t.bl.s ordinary
notebook into a veritable magic carpet."
Tbe·maglc'carpet ride might be a day'
with Great Aunt J!ecl!y·llld.bal' famous
balled -. .., oae hat , altel'IJQflll wbeD , .
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Mn. -· treatod • -..... Pi to coaling -· .... 1':
"When I kxllt 1111 -le tho dMMi ~u!:i::ti:i=~ ....
Ue,'' she ad(led. Mra. Patricia W
Clarke, who lives a few blocU away,
<:OW'qed Iler mother to write Ille book.
The author malntalno the ~:ii
"really • bool: about bomemUlnl
ls so much more than just 1'>"' wm~
-"Housework doesn't make a JMime. n:j
the love llld Interest you put lato II.",;; .
Alter graduating from Coe Collllo aa4
Coe Cooservatory of Music ID CMar
Rapids, Mrs. Wlgglm sang pnilesa!oaallt,
and taught before Iler marrlaga in lilt.
"When I was first married, I ei:peded to
!ollow nly muk along with k..._
house." • •
'Ille young wife decided It wu Im-
possible to lea>e her year-old baby eoch
day so she found ...,. to uae her career
to Improve her bome.
• 11Make, a Career out fl. homenwtlnc
and give ii your run attention," lht ""'
vised. "Formal education can fit ricbt ID>
1o it.''
ONE CAREER
She believe• -isn't roam in. me
bouae !or two eareen. "Besklri,: .{I
weallen1 a man U be doesn't bave lull
responsibility lei'~~ financea,'' addicl
the woman wlrl'.,.. married 45 years.
. Commfntlng ... rillng papdartty .e
health !oods m!I ~ dlela, Mn.
Wiggins said, •'Foocis Uiat appeol to the
taslebods are the ones you dlgnt bast.
We abould enjoy our !ood IDd not uae II
as medicine. ..
Counting calorlel lsn't berthing. "GOod
well halan<ed meals do people the -
good. People 1fM')'ing too much about
what they e1t CllUHI trouble," abe added
in ber ~maimer.
Taste -from Ibo eOoltiool< ... hearty and limplo CUii's a-,;111111
Rle<, Lee'• o..a Jl'ried Ollcftn ~
Cousin Bea'a Soda Cracker ~. , ·r,
"Lee'a invitation Wl!I to come ~·
And no matter how early we arrived, hill'
dinner was nody to pop in the ovt'>c. ~
just the rtiM moment. · ,
"She would make us believe the ineal
got itself," she recalled. . ~
Mrs. Wiggins wUI be a guest Iec:tudr
on Feb. 28 durlnc a Pepperdlne WOj1M!O~I
Center course. ••Pots and Pen1," wtdUi
gives instruction and practical uperienc9
in wrlUng cookbooks.
COlJBIN BEA'S SODA
CRACKER PIE
3 egg whites
1 cup supr
\I cup chopped walnuta or )llCllDI
12 soda cracktn rollld !!no
\I ...._ bakfnr powder
I leaspoaa 'rinegar
1 teaspoon YIDlllll
Fold supr, bakfnr powdw ... ....
crackers IDlo Ill wbllel (-!1;
Add vanilla, tlDecar, nuta (!aid ID).
at 325 dep'IO or IOO degreeJ for '.
minutes. Sorw with whipped cream. .
LEE'S OVEN
1'llll:D CHICKEN
Comfiabl
Chicken bnuta -·:t?, Commen::UJ IDUI' cream • • •
Salt and -each breast IDd .&
with """ cream Wltll CGll!jl[ftit covered. Drop In a poper bag llllod'Wllji
com flake ""8llbo and sbake IDllll !NII
coated. Pl-. each piOce .., a c!OIJtl9
sheet •kin lldeo up. \ •
lloo'I crvwd. Bute <-r 11 .......
with meltod butter wblle llUlllf tt
minutes at m ~·· ~ ,:-!\'!
a.JFF'S RICE ...i, t~i.-:
AND CllEESE -ii:'-:;-·~ ...
I cup bolled rie< ' ;•
I cup mDk » ;,f
\I cup mild cheese
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balle \I hour at lllO decree•· ('lbil ·J.c\
small -ao Mi's. Wlainl 1llliaQ1 doublu Ille redpe.)
.·Di ~ties Appeal . to·. 'Beet' Generation . .
, BJ AWBON ,DEERR
Of .. ...., .... "9fl Japanese Zen cookery, vegetables and I summer aquasti, halved
fruits for those on raw food · diets, 4 mcchinl, halved
vegetable coococtlons to "sllmulale the I teaapoon 1omaslo Maame ult
Imagination IDd cool the economy." 4 cups cooked brown rice
Festive lood• !or enlertalnlng on 1 low a.eddar cbaeae, aptlonal
budget,.!resh breeda, far ·out planlcs are Soy SIUCe
!eatuied. Linda shows how to keep away -,SleaJ\> broc<oll, carroti, aquaah and
from cllllled, pocbged and syntbesl>ed ""'1lclnl until .,,.._ aad -
!oodJ in cbaplerl on homemade dalrf Ith Io aa1t "-I o! bot pr:oducts; relishes, aauces and "mun-• ,gomas • ..,..._. cup
c:hles," brown rice into lour ovll!Jll'OOI bowla. Top
Mi's. Mclolyle also has authored each with 2 broccoll floftnta, 4 quartera
..,,_.,,,,_ in CNst" whlcb delves into the of carrot. 4 balm .....,.. aquaJb, I """"""' halves zucchini. m)'llerles o! il><rust cootln( round the Try a aprtnklln( or dleaae over top of
wo-N,?; book la Establlshrnenl gourmet'. It rice. Put bowla Wider bnlller for minute
starll with bsslc crust IDd po1lry reel pea or two unllJ tbe .cheese metta. Soy sauce
and ·leadl you tbroulh ban d'oeuvrea, IDl1 ba .. bllltuted !or -toppog.
quiches. roasts , p l e •, lnlernaUonal VEGETAILI: 8TOClt"
ll]JeClsttles, II a o 1 , tadl aad even Almost anythlog ,... lnlo mUioa a
baklava. rlcb "'8etable stock.
For a slmple ~ aller a becllc day, In 2 quar11 w•ter put 1 cup allcecl ..,_ a quiet meal !or medltaUng ar Informal opon-cllnlnr bere are _. ...,. rota, I cup 1llced eelery, ll ~ lhmded
guUons, along with some ldeu for wrap-aplnach, \I cup •bndded leltuco, I lati•
"'-I lta !ood in crust dlCIPPed -· I llrp <bopped cderY ..,,. your avor. 1 a • root, I tomatoea q.-od, I tabltspoon
BUDDHA BVWL chopped poraley, I teaspoon basil, 2
8 broccoli nowerets table1poon1 vegetable ult or --....
4 carrots, cut In quarter• cordinc to latte.
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P-T· lJni ·t Calendars l)otted
~· .,.,i. (l:dllor'1 Nole: A pogt
~Ud to Ntwport Stach,.
t tCo.sto Mesa, Laguno Becc"
.,f.~ and Mtsslolt \'lejo paren~
-.JIY:teocfltr organizotto"a will
appear in the DAILY
loM:/'IUXl' coch w.ek. lnformo·
,_,~.ion -mlJ.lt .bl received bv
the women 'a d4eJH2rtment or
'4'1i'Mr1. Gored Smith. 1746
11..-.centtlla Place, Newport
·~ .. i:B•ac~ bu 5 P""· Thvrsdav
• lzjor pvbliootton W•dM1dav.
,jOlC
Adams PTA
Ml'I. CIUlord DOwna
'President
COMING UP: Mr1. Howard
Hull , health. and welfar.e
chairman announcta tha'
diphtheria and tetanu1 ln.-
«:ulation.s w 111 be , ad·
ministered to students in
·fifth grade lemorrow. Girls
atso may rectlve German
me8'les shots. Ml'I. Clllrord
Downs, pre11dent wlll con.
duct the board meeting at
9:3fJ 1.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1,
ln the home of Mra. Gerald
Doan.
Callfornia PT A
Mn. Boyd McCullou1h
~resident
REPORTS: Mrs. H 1 r r y
Mellor, Harbor Co u n c i I
pre1ldent 1nd Mike Lewis
were guest speakers at taJt
week's general meeting .
Mrs. Stepanie Wlna; was
ratlfled as teacher represen-
tative and will aerve on the
executive board.
Ea1tbluff PFO
Col. H. B. Euker
Prealdent
COMING UP : Fathers and
sons are Invited to attend
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Fiesta Pla nn1;di to Cook Up ·Funds
Muchachos and lnac~;))as from· Davi• Sch;,.,i will
throw a big lles\a · ffl'hi'. 6 ctlf'lt-Jirl\I. Tueidiy, Feb.
1, with the help pl~' PTA,)" r~e funds for a bik.e
corral . Warming up· for the talent show are guitar!St
Ric O'Sullivan and Kirk Knipp, while Debbie .Trader
begins the food preparation.
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'I.I,,, 4· · THURSDA · · Avotd gl-andiose ~i'c he.In.es. t . ' " · Simple approach gets reaults.
JANUA'RY ~7\" ·: VIRGO (A ug. 13-Sept. 22 ):
By SYDNEY OMAll!I · Accent ~ on friends, hopes
Saglttarians are pioQli;-ioiKI::-:ol!lhpeciafc~. Be C!""f\11
of teaching, love to !ranl" and ~bout what YOU ~k !or -you
usually insist on /ccal.pl~te· .,_are liabJe to get 1t. Means be
freedom. Persons botn tinder sure you can handle added
this zodlaca1 sign haV. '!iiyles pressure. Caprlconl ,penon
of their own." They ao,pace can show you the way.
rather than lmilat.e ·-they LIBRA ,(Sept. 23-0<;!. 2Z):
break through to ne~ifi0t1iolls. Emphasis 'on'. career,, &oil,
These persons are ~Ve, ways or achieving. Key no" ii
generous and, very l"dfen, to put JllUCh ol past 'behlnd
naive. Some fam~,Si:~t-you. Stop carrying another's
tarian.s include Fran~ Siaa[r:i, burden. Papul.nze J product.
Sammy Davis Jr .. and.~·Her-Spread message. Advert.lse
mione Gingold . : .# • • l and publicize. You're 'coi.ng
AR S h AL...; l.9) places. · '
IE (Marc 21· pm . : SCORPIO (Oct .. ~Nov. 21 :
Build on solid baee. pot)S!ruct Join forces with one who has
and co~solldate. A.a})er.e to vision. Means be receptiVe.
factual 1nformatlon .. ~ ~ho Broaden' horizons. Travel .op-
p r o p o s e s g e t-~icfH:\wck portunif}' cOUld b e c 0 m e
scheme should be ·-i~f'ed. available. Leo person aidJ. You Ho~est effort now will -pay will feel needed. Olve and you ~lv1dends. <?Ider p. ~ r s o n ·also wijl receive. .
figures prommently" , SAGl1TARIUS cNOv. \ iz..
TAURUS (April 20.(\laX 20): . Dec. 21): .. fntuitlon· *arks
You will be busy -·~ don1t overtime. You perceive. Whit
scatter forces. V \1 it in g was hidden is revealed. You
relative, n~ighbor ~ouJd ~~e find out about finances as they
valuable time -it . Y9U so affect marriage partnership,
pennit. SeU-di!cipJlne is contract . Unorthoo.ox pro-
necessary. Don't become trap-cedure works in your be.hall.
ped by rumors, wishful,tlllnk-CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
ing. . 't 19 ): Expand activities. But be
GEMINI (May 21.J°un,e 20): sure you have legal green
Money opportunity ii •preSerrt, Hght. Check copyrights, pa-
Grab It. _B~ ready ~:nae. tent. Get permission from pro-
travel, variety of ~x , ences. per 80urces. Consult mate,
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A new 50-gatIOn ~alt water aquarium has been do-
nated to Cox School by the ·PTO and installed in the
lower level grade learning center. Students will
study it in conjunction with a trip to the Dana Point
Sea Lab later. in the yea.r. Getting acquainted with
.the ·aquarium's oecupants are (left to right) Jeff
Franklin, Mrs. Glenda Dickerson, PTO president
and Jill Lenhart.
By exc~anglng . " , , t.~on partner. You can have run , but
you en1oy profit. "Another avoid carelessness f!IJ.!!.,..""1'..,._-.:!"'~'-'1:~~~....11! G~mlnl plays impo~I role. AQUARIUS (J~n. 20-Feb.
Display humor , ve~tiji~y. JS ): Obtain hint from SagU-
CANCER (June 21i.Jult'' 22): tartus message. Stick to
Circumstances turn : inr your basics. Review lessons learned
favor. Your timing Jmproves, in recent ~st. You may feet
Pers?"al magnetism 'dra,ws a~-''..ll>O!l, ·bµt' key 15 toliiJo ict ln
tractive people to you\ Streu tlflcli!IW, numner. Cb e ck
independence. Dance' to yOur i~cal .. dental aWOin~minta.
own tune . Don'l baeii down · PISCES (~, 19'lirarch0!0)~
from basic principles. > • L>ii.i ls V.:>'.Jl!!lc;h ·iJj pktur.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You -so is speculation. There are
enjoy role now of power changes, also an air of ex-
behind scenes. You direct and citement. Shake off recent
organize. R o m a 11 c e is emotional rut Accent greater
featured . But strive to know self-expression. Younc penon
what lt is you really desire. demands, probably deeerves
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·attention: • ·
rF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRnIDAY you help people
a,s a matter of cOurse. some
lake advantage of you -but
you woold rather aid than be
indllferent. A start made last
. year will begin ID develop Into.
' .Omelhln( meaningful. June
should be a mott lil!llfl<ant
month.
To flM Olll INl'~llllllt 1'0lll'Mll·~ 11tr11osv. -°''" ,,,..., OrnOIT'l » NH DOOll:let, Ttutl'I ~! Co'."'"'" = """'"~·'-'I/~ l!P. ... r.,f,ie~, 1~i!'t~ronf.t1e11,1NM i...,.,~=,....,,..,,......--' .. -~ . ---
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, To: ;awld diiap°p6inll!lent eroapecilve
bride! are 'rerninded ·to ·have lbeir 'weddlnc ·
stories with black and white ~lossy P.hoto-
graphs to the DAILY PIUlT Womens De-
partment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
'--.l<'or engagement announcements it ls
Imperative that-the story, also accompanied
-by a black and white glossy picture. lie sub-
mitted six weeks or more. before the wedding
date. If deadline ls not met, only, a story will
·be used. • " ·
To help fill requirements on both wed·
. ding .and engagement stories forms aro
aveJ!l!ble tn ·all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further question• w!U be answered by
Women's Section stall member• at MU321.
-~~s-~_ike.-to-Ask -Andy
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Race Nlghl at 6:IO p.m. Fri-!"""'!"-'!'!"-~"
day, Feb. 4, ln l he
mu!Upurpose room . A short
racing movie will be lhown
and tw9 drivers will exhibit
their drs 1nd opeak. SwiM
steak dinner at $1 .liO per
perton wlll be served at 7
p.m. Aaslotlng cal
Campbell, chairman is Mrs.
Cat'ripbell. Mra. L a r r y
Mitchell and Mrs. James
Wood.
Paularino PTA
Nick Raason
President
COJlllNG UP: George
RobeNon. chainnan of-the
paper drive announces that
bundles may be delivered
tomorrow from 7:30 a.m. to
1 p.m. . . Presentation of
awards to wlMers in the an-
ti-theft poster contest will
take place at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday , Feb. 1, in tile
-multbpurpose room. Patents
mw;t be ·present for their .
children to win.
St. Joachim's PG
Mr1. John Stoneman
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COMING UP : Pot luck di;;;;e,..
for students in fourth gntde
and tbelr parents will take
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Marty Plans Party
.• pla~ at 8:30 p.m..Sunday, Jan. 30.' ... Parents' meeting
at ·a p.m. Tbunday, Feb. 3,
In tho' church-ball. Herbert
Brl.yer, coordinatol""ot drug
abuse prevention eduCation
for the Orange County
Board of Education will
speak on A New Approach to
Drug Abhse Prevention. •
Marty, the Costa Mesa High School Mustang mascot will be among those attend· ·inJ Marty's Corral at the school Feb. 4, 5 and 6. Inviting the mascot to the fund·
-.r..Sing carnival are Kim Bayes and Don Utter, activities director. Featured will
be games, food , music and rides. St. John Aux. ... Mrs. Anthony Becker ,
President • ~ Thomas, 642-2908 or Mrs.
COMlNG UP :-Ta.co .s., '.'Angelo Scan::ello at MG-3&79.
enchiladas, beans and rice Jt.E po RT s : Mrs. Ivan
wlll be reatured at the anr nual Mexican dinner that ... ~Kapsner, members h Ip
will take place from 4 to 8 ctiairman announced that ·
p.m. Sunday, Feb. 6, in the :Mrs. Raymond Llndow's
achbol hall. Tickets at ,l .~, class won the contest with 95'
adults and 7~ cents for· percent. Mrs. Ann Sousa,
chlldren may be reserved by county health s e r v i c e
calling Mrs. John "·PurdY~ department spoke on child~
545-5403; Mrs. Haro Id J>!lrent relationships .
University Pk. PT A
Glen Woodmansee
President
COMING UP: G en er a I
meeting at 7:30 tonight in
the multipurpose room \Vill
feature Ken L e w i s , ad-
ministrative assistant and
Dennis Smith, trustee who
will discuss the San Joa-
quin School District tax
override. Jay Ingal1 , assis·
tant superintendent of . the
Tustin Unified lligh School
District will speak on the
Tustin tax override a n d
bond election. Candidates
runn ing for the Tustin High
School Board of Trustees
will also make a presen-
tation followed by a question
and answer time.
Rap Sessions
In Forefront
Saturday Special
(Editor's Note: A page de-
voted to Fountain Valley,
Huntington Beach, Ocean
View and Seal Beach Scltoot
District parent -teachers
organiz(ltions will appear 1n
the DAILY PILOT eac/&
week. Information must be
rece ived by ftfrs. Gilbert
Turnbull, 567 1 Mangrum
Drive, Huntington Beach by
5 p.m. Thursday fo r pub·
lication Wednesday .)
Cox PTO
Mrs. Joseph Dickerson
President
COMJNG UP: Town Hall
Meeting will _be conducted
by Fountain Valley city of·
ficials at unit meeting
tomorrow night at 7:30.
Open discussion will center
about operation of the city.
Flag ceremonies will be con·
ducted by Brownie Troop
1889.
Ed ison High PTSA
Mrs. Verda Hinkle
President
COMING UP : Unit w i 11
Mom will have a day off from cookln~ when tho Cook PTA Pancake BreakflSI
rolls around Saturday. Jan. 29. Pancakes. sausace. coffee an~ milk "'.ill be serv-e~ fJOlp 7 to 11 a.m. with seconds available on pancakes. First In !Ille 11 Nick
krupka, who !Sbellii serve~ by Gerald" 'l'hurston. .
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sponsor a bake sale Friday,
Feb. 4, in front of the
Brookhurst-Adams branch of
the Bank of America.
Proceetts will be donated to
the student welfare· fund.
Anyone wishing to donate
baked goods for the sale
should contact Mrs. Robert
Campbell at 968-6915. Dona-
tions may be delivered to
the sale between 9 and 10
a.m.
Gisler Inter. PTA
Mrs. WiUiam Davis
President
COMING UP : What Teachers
Want for Our Children is
topic of i:-anel discussion at
unit meeting tonight at 7:30.
Panelists are Gary Trickett,
John Leonard , Jim
Tankersley and the Mmes.
Linda Dozier. Jack Young,
Donal Yonts and Robert
Chase ... Unit has donated
a spotlight to .the school.
Mesa View PTA
!\.trs. George Blank
President
COMING UP : Juvenile Jury
will be featured at unit
meeting Tuesday. Feb. 1, at
7 :30 p .m . in the
multipurpose room. Jury,
comprised of 20 student
council members, w i 11
answer questions posid by
unit members. L M r r y
Levinso n will serve as
moderator. Bill Small ii pro-
gram chairman.
Westm inster
, !-figh PT A
Mrs. Joseph Fodor
President
COMING UP : Robert De
Wlnter, physiology teacher,
will epeak at unit meeUng at
7:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 31.
in the cafeteria. His lecture
on Infectious diseases ls en-
UUcd "A New Kind of
Epidem ic."
·Topper
Revived
Part of Faolilon'• lookln1
baclri!ard to \he '40s m,.n•
revival of the ahort "topptr''
coal. with looae 1111n11n1
" back. !l's usually shown with the
wide-legged p a n t 1 . Th•
princess, sllm·flttcd coal aloo
returns, Oaring 11 the bottom
with back pleat or blu
fullness.
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Proper Training Proviaes ~ey to Respe ct, lndepenqence
-.S ._ -u -.....e-ti Ohio, tlke •lnlnc uceptloo lo the letter la• -<Mir -W w -·-· IOd uclllllml the ...... J bopo,.. wGI, lave!1 elder breCNr. ~ lrom the 1'01DAO in Billin&s who blamed I• _,I llW It -...... My ill the -ct ta-. .... flU c1e1r
It-• le me IUI -ti tk _.... oqultt d111Cin& for her husblnd'a It>-•lttlet le oil ... -. -1· ID 1 •"*1' Ml -md -ti
flftfl • mMlw ma• ftr '* dlllclra volvement with another woman. w~1l111m1 ....... ••1 1 ,,.,.._.. =Ill 1 1'~ wpoa," _, 0a
ii le ralle U... • lie W1, ••mt. 0.. Square dancin& is one of the cleanliest, DEAR ANN LANDEU: l am a ,.,.._ ~ ''. 'ftllaa: ,... -J.R .. L.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In 1 .....,,1
column you lilted lhl't your 1111rTied
d1qhter c19es nol hive 1 key 1o your
place and you don't have a key to hers.
You made II clear that neither drops In
on the --vlled anil you mi ,..,ta 1n elCh other's homes.
,I wu shocked bf uu.I public conle11lon
of lormallty betweea 1 mother and Iler
dlqhter, Don't you rulile that 1 chll~
1 cblld 1ll ol her Ille ind marrlqe
•tY to bdd ••1pe1•e1C:t 11 by healthiest, most wholesome pastimu in clan wbo must take mUd Paue wltb JWr (11.D.), JJl'l'Dl()N MEDICAL ax,
delcrlbe •UC1Ub 1 cold Ind lormll rell-~ -n,-lrllllc lo ud out the world. To knock tbl1 joyous tndilloo ldvlce to the woman lo COlllUit 1 plaltie LEGE, PlllLADELPHJA.
tionlbip. If would be very laterullng to ti oae MOCIKir'1 Mmes. is an insult to the thousands . of people 1W'geoa for a fac&llft. DIAR J.al..: Bin'• tM 1H11,1Mt
know whit your dlucbler lhlnU 1bout Y .... 'ewl-11111 1 policy •I 10 who enjoy II. Square dlncin& lhoulcl oot Wbtle •the coun.ael wu not wrooc. II ....... 1111 '"' ,,....,,., ,_ .. vllc
bein& ..... I In her mother'• borne. -........... II Ille ...... rt ol 1 cold.... be condemned becluse one husblnd Jn -'mlaleadln1 and dllcrlmlnatory. -b ,lt., Ill nw
not chln(e II! d FROM MlS80Ulll lwillll ~ II el'IGI-. To my Dillin&• can't behave hlmseU. 8el the Plastic: 11W1eoo• are oot lhe only w1 A-... ~ to bow to dell
DBAJl,_•ClolJ•••AL-w17tll'lo .... ,ll-coollder11loa record slrailhl. -PERTURBED whoclo'l-11ltlng.Other--with lill>'1 'lwt dllllcull ad most I hive twe dlupten, bolb
and ID wunarried IOIJ, The girls CO
and go as they please and it's always a
pleasure to see them. I would consider lt
1n Insult If they !ell they hid lo telephone
me before oo~ over.
--11111 .. ·s-. ';; j oiiied w. ---·· -a.d prl¥1C)'. I MEMBERS otolarynplocllla, -Ind n a ck rowlrdlng ·..........,..i. AM ~· lien's ~ --.. • leas !or 1 frlelll -ud my DEAR PERTURBED MEMBERS: For aurgeon1, 1eoeral llW'I""" Ind muJUo. -.., "!llirr!IP -Wblt to Ezpoc:t,•
DEAJ1 l'llOM: -.. no --ud I ""' very loed lriad1 i.. be It !rem me le tmoct sqwe d-da1. Isela! surpons -also perform tbll type will prepare l'J'll !or blltor or !GI' _,.,
., ...... el --· ..... -deed. S.-ti my .belt lriada .,. ,....... ol1JC(IOltnictlon. Send your requat to AM Llllden Inc ....
... .. ...... .... .. -... --DEAR ANN LANDERS: We, the :a -.;.. TM lult lltl'wll' -PJ lo : "1'!111a.wheo you ldvlM readers ... I of the OAJLY.PJLar encloolng IO -.it• "'!=• .... Tw •••ce .. ._ ftd • M-~ members of the Golden BlllilP. _. Mt rill tk doee. n. · pluUc suraean you are iDadveNDt.lY in coin and,. a· lone, stamped, ....._
The arm's le!l(lh arr11n11ement you ._ --ti Ji~ut~poppl~1~1~1a~~ll'.__~Cl:ueen~~t~Sq~111re~_:1>ance~~Cl~ub~ol~Lo~r~lin~,.~1<~1w~1..i~· ~·w~1~ll!_d ~ .. ~..,~lo~wd~·a~plo~!:'•~··~~mo~t~IOl~l'll~eru~ll~to~ooe~t~dnd~~ol~doc~tor~~drased~~en~v~etope~::_· ____ _:•_
Bells Chime . .
For · Couples.
HAFFERKAMP-LANDIS Beach and Mr. Ind Mrs. Lyell
Buttermore of Corona del
Edward Hafferklmp o I
Co8ta Mesa exchanged VOWS
ind rinp with Louise Landis
in Un.ited1 Methodist Church of
Santa Ans before the Rev. 0.
Wilber Fix.
Psrenla ol the bridal couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Landi! of Santa Ans and Mrs.
Les Jourdeo snd the late Mr.
Edward Hafferkamp.
Attendants were the Ml.ase!
Jackie Landis, maid of honor;
Connie Martin and Joyce Haf-
ferkamp, bridesmaids; Jim
Polokolf, best !"an; DIO Ward,
Howard Landis, Bob Callahan
and Rick Jourden, ushers.
Aller a Colorado honey-
moon, the newlyweds will
reside ln Tustin. She attended
Saddleback and Orange Coast
colleges. He attended
California State College at
Long Beach before entering
the Air Force.
BUTTERMORE-SELMAN
Mary Cathy Selman and
Kirk Thomas Buttermore ex-
changed vows and rings before
the Rev. Harold Leestma in
Garden Grove Community
Church.
Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Selman of Newport
Tribute Sef
Mrs. Henry c. Garner of
Santa Ana, one of the 12 loun·
diog members of the Planned
Parenthood Association o f
Orange County, will b e
honored during a dinner Fri-
day, Jan. 28, In the Slddleback
Inn, Santa Ana.
Guest speaker during the
membership dinner will be
Peter S. Dison, PhD, faculty
member at UCJ.
Mar.
Miss Kellie Kuter wu maid
of honor with Mrs. Sandra
EldOf and the Milses Becky
Buttermore, brldeamalds ud
Marnie Ind Misty Elder,
Dower girl" i..e May was best
man. Tom EvlDI and Wayne
Smith uaher<d IOd Brett and
John Czarnesk.i were ring
bearers.
The bride attended Newport
Harbor High School, orange
Coast College and World cam-
pus 'Alloat. She will graduate
lrom ChaJ>lllll1 College next
month. Her buaband
graduated from Corona de!
Mar HJgb School and attended occ.
RAY-DAVIS
Historic San Diego Mission
de Alcala was the setting for
the marriage of Helen Marie .
Davis and Michael David Ray
whose parents are Rear Adm .
(rel) and Mrs. James Robert
Davis ol El C.jon lnd'Mr, and
Mrs. James David Ray of
Corona del Mar.
The bride designed her gown
and those for Miu Patricia
Davis, maid of honor, and the
Miw.a: Kathleen Rai, Katya
Smith and Carol S e 11 i c ,
bridesmaids.
James ·Walker Ray was best
man and ushers were Gary
Long, Jack Fowler and Hoyt
Wllkioson. casey Ind Greg
Tibbitts served as ring and
train bearers.
The newlyweds both
graduated from Occidental
College. '!be bride altelldlll
Maryknoll School In Honolulu
and her hurblnd attended
'°'°na del Mar ffich School.
They will reside In Loo ,
>.ngeles where he is earning
his MBA al Unlvmily ol
Southern calllomla.
AN EXCITING LUNCHEON
FASHION SHOW
By
Ewen's \Boutique
(2300 HARBOR BLVD• COSTA MESA)
Featuring fashions by
"7Jig:J('
of California
Tuesdays & Thundays, Haan
in C.. M.s, 1555 l\cla""
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· Memban ol .i:out organlza-
tlona will 1ool: al lhe •l\IPP'e
movement 11111 ulllnll, and
llqa ID auction and dinner
partlel.
lerlaillen wUI allClloo aro Dall Feollval, lndlo, an plan-moo11nf1 In the Tait of lbe mt Mr1. Paul Cooaey. Ro-Cllaplet, Bela ~1111. Phi
surprlla llfll lnom Praldent Did. Whale -IOI, Ballooa. elac!ad were Mn. Willlam Satur'1ay, Jaa. •· at I p.m. hi
NiJon, Vice President Acnew, Koch baa served 00 the Gelger, Mrs. Alice King and their FoUDllln Valley hoa!e.
Arnold Palmer, Merlin Oben, f 'I S • Wllllam Mootana. f •-t will bo Wllllano F. Bucklay, Richard • emt y erviee board of dlnclon for n.. lflgb MoDltlllS o ~
Reg•"'' Club
M. Dison and SUpr Ray Walter J. Koch ol N"""'-'1 years, Including ona yasr as Btte Sigma Phi the topic dl.lculaed , by =:· Roblnoon. Btaclo -rMlectad pid. trouurer. Diane carrotl and Mias •
WWlam B •. PldJUpo, pro.
f,..... ol blafory at Sadilltback eoueae. ·ww eumJoe'llle hip-
pie --In tbe llllll 'e<n-tbry for members .. GI the
Orllip County Past and
PrffeJll Regenll Club ,., tbe
Dalllhten of Ille &nerican
dtnt of Famlly s er v I ca New members ol lbe board )Ir. mt Mn. R~ b er t Jorie Elcl<boff W~ay, '!' echt Club Astoci.allon of Orance Counly ol directors are F'\o1<1 L. .Kremer will ball a pme party Feb. I, at I P.11!· In Mrs. ~r-
The ZS.minute film, "For _d.:..llring:.;:.:~lbe=-...:ann=ual=--dinntr==--W=111!:a1anc1=:.:;:-•._::Jilllo::.:..:.R.:..... Olrda==-·~,=for::...:mem==bers::.:._:ol::...:Xl::_Xl::_.:.Pl.:.....:.:roll.:..'.i'"".H_un_tJocton,;.;~ '----·_b_i._m_e.
'Best Friends'
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·Mn. Jllllet E. Gndlb will <_.so during the D 0 0 n
kol!Cbeon ,_.,, .In tho
MLlslaft Viejo Country Club on
Frldoy, Jan. 2l
UCI Boosters
Skiles and Henderson wUI
auction celebrity Items during
the VIP Dinner Dance planned
for Friday, Jan. 28, In lhe
Balboa Bay Club by the Big I
Boosters.
Hosllng will be Chancellor
and Mrs.·Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
Among the iltms the en-
Betrothal
Revealed
Mr. 11111 Mrs. William Carles
ol Laguna Beach have an-
nounced the engagement of
their daul!l>ttt, Colby cartes t.o Ruuell Fisher, also of that
city.
Her flance is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jessie Fisher of
Beloit, Wi>.
Miu Carles will graduate
from Laguna Beach High
School in June. Fisher at~
tended Beloit !Choots.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Love. of Sailing," wW be'.
shown at J p.m. Friday Jin.
28, by Mr. and Mn. V. Almon
Locbbey for members of the
Balboa Yacht Club.
'Ille film will be abown In
the yacht club 11111 lbe pro-
ducen, Mr. and Mn. Rick
Miner, will be lpeCJal rueots.
Sitters' Clinic
, Fountain Valley Woman's
Club will sponsor a baby-sit-
ting clinic for seventh and
eighth grade girls and boys
from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 29, in the Civic
Center.
Mrs. Robert Hime, youth
chairman, l!i making plans,
wirted by Ille Mmes. Lorin
Lammers, Laurence Erwin,
· David Schneider 11111 Elbert
Sall
Coe1t Juniors
A dirn .. a-dlp dinner will
lake place al 7::111 ·p:m. Satur-
day, Jan. 21, In the Fountain
P 1 a z a Con d o m'l n i um
clubhouse, sponsored by the
South Coast Junior Woman's
Club. Proceeds will belp pay
expenses for the Lot Cerritos
DiJtrlct ConvenUon April 28-
29, according to Mn. Sal
·Liberatore, chairman.
Realtors Board
Distaff members of the Hun.
tington Beach Fountain Valley
Board of Realtors will be
featured in a precision dance
routine during the loth annual
awards banquet Saturday,
Jan. 19, In the Sheraton Beach
By JACQUEIJNE COMBS
Of ,,_ DellY 'lllt tleff
Smokers 1nn, Huntington Beach .. The old cut didn't have enough Realtor-of-the-year and top
facets . salesman and top lister for
Elizabeth Taylor pays 1864
in insurance for each day she
'1as her 89 carat diamond out
of the vault.
She cautioned against the Sashed l971 will be-· acoonling
"platier or swindle cut which to. Robert Govin, pruldepL
-"And she weFs II often,"
~aid Airs. <;hailes H. Barr,
llarbor Area jeweler, as she
makes tbe table or top of tbe
diamond wider than me~~!°1'.J:d ::,/JruU: Senior Citizens
necessazy. The wider table emer"'-u the cl a 1 st c Harbor Senior Citizens Club makes the diamond attm ...,. larger bUt lesa brtttlant. partner for panlsulll come memj>ero will be traveling In
tdr<ssed members ol lbe
ewport Beach Chapter, Na-
lonal Charity League Juniors.
"Whenever she wears jewelJ
1n the movies, they UIUIJ.ly are
lbe real tliings."
f spring. January and February lo
Only 5 to 10 percent o OnH>ullon blazers also pair yarled point&: A late January
today 's diamondi are cut with putll wl.tb wide legs. trip to view the ~ ~'Mary,
ideally. "Some cutters fudge.a Tbm allo are •mock. mid· .Queen of Scoll" In Hollywood,
little here and there wblle dy mt cardigan Jackets mat;. a.Jan. 21 departun foe Hawaii
trying to keep the weight up," Ing Ille daytime ocene. mt .a .February jaunt to Ille she said. _.::.... _ _.;... ______ ~-'----..:....:'----
Diamonds of such alu ate
eiceedingly rare, she pointed
out. Even in diamond country,
finding any diamond is a 100
illion to one shot.
Mrs. Barr sparked Interest
by using glass and pute
models of famous stones and
crown jewels to illustrate her
talk on the four important fac-
tors of diamonds: color, cut~
ting, clarity and carat weight.
YEILOW TINT
"Stones completely vokl of
color are the most valuable,"
she said. Value falls as a stone
deepens toward a yellow tint.
Rare exceptions include the
famed blue Hope Diamond,
the yellow 'lllfany . 11111 lbe
green Dresden.
"It is important to realize
that color is a determining
factor," added Mrs. Barr.
Qlherwlse, a person mlgbt pay
too much for a stone.
The cut of the diamond
determines ils brilliance and
beauty, she explained. "lt is
the most important con-
tlderation."
Most diamonds are now cut
with 58 facets. The angles
."bttween adjacent facets rouat
be formed with minute BC·
curacy. "Variations of even a
fraction of a degree can
reduce the brilliance of a
finished diamond."
FIVE SHAPES
Diamonds are .cut into five
popular shapes, the JDOlt
brilliant being the round.
Others include the marqul8e,
pear, emerald or square and
oval.
When . cnmct cutting Is
sacrificed , to •achieve max-
imwn carat weight, 1t b
always at the. expense of
brilliance and v1Iue. The
weight of the atone LI the laal
Import.ant consideration, ac-
cording to Mrs. Barr.'But ii
all the other quallij.es 1re
equal, then the more vaJuable
stone will be the larger one.
An ounce is 143 times a carat.
"When consiclertng clarity,
you should remember tkat
each · diamond LI as dilfetent
from the nut as human
fingerprints are."
Because a microscope ls
needed to detect them, minute
flaws or inclu1lon.I · do not
harm a diamond's beauty.
"Anyone who tells you a dia-
mond LI perfect LI unlnlormed
or fooling you," Mrs. Barr iJl.
lerjeded. "There Is nothing
perfect In nature."
However, fiaws visible to
the naked eye will serloully
reduco the value and beauty of
the stone.
Mrs. Barr also cautioned
against buying d I a mo n d
substitutes such as white sap-.
phires, synthetic spinel or
ANCIENT ART strontium titanate. Diamonds
An ancient art perfected are 85 times harder than the
during the last 60 years, cut--ne:rt hardest substa~. "And
f
-ting is done by following a hardness determines i t s
mathematical, geometric set lasting quality."
up for obtaining maximum U owners want to clean
brill iance, she added. their gems, she recommended S -"The light is forced to soaking diamonds in a solution
l bounce around and come out or warm water, one teaspoon
J
' the top of the gem." Many of ammonia and one teaspoon
family heirlooms do not have of liquid household cleaner for
the brilliance of contemporary five to 10 minutes. "111.en give
~jewels because their cut them a careful bnishing with S followed the ~Old Mine Cut."_ a toothbrush."
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Mon. thn M. 10 ••· "Ill 9 p.m.
Sat. 10 a.m. 'Ill 6 p.111. (Closed Sun)
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Fountain Yaley
Westhaven Plaza
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Town Hall Series
Marriage Tests .Acting T alen f
By BEA ANDERSON
Of .. °"" ...........
Academy A ward winning ac-
tress Joan Fontaine "hates
being put down by men" and
retaliates with a put-down of
men.
She believes men are the
weaker sex, that marriage re-
qutrts a constant acting job
by women to feed the male ~go
and when you are married you
have a "aemi,idiot" around
most of the time.
Miss Fontaine opened the
Town Hall lecture series,
1pon>0red by the Laguna
Beach Asslatance League.
: H~ advice to the younger
generation is to reconsider the
valUe of man,iage .. "'For •
c1reer women, ·1be must have
a hel~mated home. Men must
do more than just contribute
financially."
For herself, she s a i d
laughingl}r "l'd like to have a
man Chalned to the stove
waiting for ME when l return
from Africa or some other
trip."
Married four times, Miss
Fontaine said she is still look·
ing for the "exception."
She never asked for alimony
or child support in any of her
divorces and feels th a t
although "it is said divorce
laws are written to benefit
women" she doesn't believe it.
· She also thinks that men
stand a better chance of win-
ning lawsuits than women,
that contracts often take a<f..
vantage of women and that
men• don't like ' it when you
point it out.
ADVOCATES WOMEN'S UB
LECTURER
Joan Fontaine
it out to win your rlghts."
ln discussing her early days
in Hollywood, she .said that the
moral issue was prevelant , but
feels it Is just as prevelant ta.
day in many other area s
where women are competing
for jobs.
However, she said, she
didn't have any problem over
the moral question as she Jiv.
eel with her mother and sister,
Olivia de Havilland.
Because of her mother's
strictness, she said that they
weren't allowed out and didn 't
have any beaux e x c e p t
Howant Hughes. She related
that Olivia had met Howard
and he came to their house
·one day for ~a "dressed in his
.
one suit, wearln& t e n n I 1
&hoes."
HUGHES' SECLVSION
She feels Hughes bas chosen
seclusion because of his ap.
pearance and bearing.
Alter hb ploi\e accident, she
explained his facial skin was
being pulled down and that he
told her he felt he would soon
become ugly. "He al!O had a
hearing problem and I assume
that he has acute sound equip-
ment which enables him to
hear."
The actress believes Jean
Peters is very clever and is
behavine beautifully by being
1ilent.
Referring to Clifford Irv-
ing's autobiography of Hughes,
Miss Fontaine predicted, "We
will find this the biggest hoax
of our time.
'"There will be a lot of pic-
tures made about it. But Why
not! Isn't that better than the
horror and naked ones being
made 'today~"
She feels the reason for the
Pair Pick
March Date
' aad.lsUc movies ii because we
... ,. much rut-ure brutallt'
on newscasts, and uld &he
!lopes ooclety will not accepl
just any fllm btca.,.. ll brll>la
money Into ttie bo1 office. "
RELIGION NEEDED
The solution, she feels, Is
"to start practicing rellglost lt
ls not good enough to put on
our white gloves each Sunday
and listen to a sermori .• We
must do more than give' lip
service."
Her lecture topic dealt ~Ith
Now ls the Best Time of All
and she lilted her four basic
rule:i Oft how to pro\ong
"perpetual life" by fee g
forever young. -.
Her 11cr'edo11 conaLtts of ,lay
as thin ind healthy as poqlble
and take care of your s~n:
stay menlall)'l ·interested ~.a
v.arlety of ~ings : stay actfve
socially an;d stay useful ancJ..be
needed. •.
Followlng the lecture.. a
press conference was oin·
ducted in Ben B r o w n~· s
restaurant 'before the first
Celebrity Luncheon where lhe
conducted a question and
ans\\•er session.
The nert lecturer will be Al·
vin Torner, author of "Future
Shock."
He will be presented at 11
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. a.m. Monday, Feb. 21 , in
Sergeant or Newport Beach'roSo;;;;uo;th;;;Cout;;;;;;;;;;Th;;;;;e;;a;ler;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; have announced the engage-I i
ment of their daughter ,
Charalee Sergeant to Ray.
mood J . Becker.
A March 25 wedding i.! being
planned in St. Andrew'•
Presbyterian Church, Newport
OCIAN PIONT ""· IN Bo•olulu
MUI DIAMOND HIAO
K)I LIASI
I HDIOOMS. Z U.THS
INCLUDU AUTOMOllU
~ Safety Arrives a la Sesdme Street
~ Krilty Fosi and Linda and Brian. Emde Oelt to right)
i wonder If they're .day dreaming as their mothers,
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Huntington Beach Juniors who. entertain klnder-
gartners through third Jf•ders w\th puppet .shows
about bicycles, fire, poisons, seat belts and child
molestation.
An advocate of Women'•
Lib, she said it must be as ag-
gressive as it is\ and aidvised
caretr wom~D that "po matter
how unpleasant a job is made,
you must stick to It and fight
Troth News
Revealed
Beach. r Cool"'' Miss Sergeant is a graduate AIT L.eSHILLI
of Newport Harbor High ~t':'.:' ~
School, OFange Coast College!~~~~~~~~~~~ and California State College al li
Long Beach. Clearance Her fiance. s.on of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Van Joseph Becker of Stony Brook, N.Y., at ten ded Adelphi
Gorden of Huntington Beach University in Garden City, MANY 50% have announced lhe engage-ITIMS
l .Mrs. Wendall Emde and Mrs. Karl Foss in Raggedy
" Ann and Andy costumes, leave to perform safety
skits at elementary schools. The women are arnong
Surf Film
: Available
"A Lifetime of Waves," the
nation's first film 6n surfing
saf~ty, is now available for
Campaign to Liberate
Women F:rem Smoking :.
ment and March 5 wedding 1~;;N;;.Y;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~11IUP TO···· 0 O" plans of thelr daughter, Anna L
Tillman Van Gorden and John
Paul Frantzen.
They will be married in the
Seventh Day Adventist
Church, Garden Grove.
'nle bride-elect a t t e n d e d
Estancla High Scilool and
Orange Coast College. Her
fiance went to San Pedro High
THE
NEW LOOK!
is It . , ,
ma!Ae~
WIGS showing to achooll,· clubs and Carry the torch for equal
>'outh organizaUOna.; ·opportunity but put out the one
i In the half-hour, Color film, that lights your cigarettet.
a project of the Huntingtoq 1 This is the message of
.Beach Junior Woman's Club, Women's .Lib -Liberate Her
11.1rfer Mike Purpus teaches From Cigarettes, an anti·
10.year-old Toogee Sielsch pro-smoking health e d u c a t i o n
per board techniques, water campaign sponsored by the
aafety ruleJ and equipment c a I ilornia Pharmaceutical
• evalu~ion. . Association's Academy of
, . C.Op1es of the film have ~ Community Practice and ~
: 11ven to the Orange. Count1. ~California Interagency Council
• chap~er of lhe Red Cros.s, the on Smoking and Health. ·•Huntington Beach Parks a00 . '"' Recreation and Harbors and During January th~ facts
''Beaches departments, which abou~ w~men and sm~kin~ will
·'will handle community re-be distributed by lOcal com·
'quests for the filri\. mwtlty health agencies
Neill Cross and Scott Du,,: through free smoking b!•ltb
·iiina of Huntington National literature. I Productions directed the · The increase in lung cancer.
-inovle. bronchitis, emphysema and
f, . '
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COCKTAIL DRUSll.
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cardiovascular, ffisease and a give it up once they st.art.
lif~,~ta!>CY cut short by ~o Twelve percent ·"Of --g Ir l 1
Y~t 'ln ~ smokers is between 12 and 18 are regular beiDg1 hara , ed. by· Women smokers, compared to a.4 per.
smo~, th :academy said. cent two years ago.
SMOKING M~JlE Of men who started smold.ag
women are smoking more · In 1968, 33.8 percent had glffn
than ever before, starting at 8 it up by 1970. Only 25.4 perctat
and 1 lik I of women kicked the ha bit. younger age ess e y to Dr Lo . Bo tt' laff . ws zze1,s
Course
t " , \loychl'trist witb the National
Institute of Mental Health said
wom~n use cigarettes to heJ>.
d1e their anger and role con-
fusion. Another theory is that
• LINDA ARNETT
. Scilool and H.lrbor College
· -.. terlntl the military, He .II tbe ooo.of ·Mra. Rober! , ~ .~u~ O!Jlo•• Bud, S. D. liiGilie l•tt Mr. rr..uen. ,
& S.auty '·S.lon
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Examines
Food Costs
women fought hard to be able July · Ri'te· 5 . to, smoke and now hang onto
the bablt tenaciously.
~ Announcement
from
·-Vleight Watchers• Hazards to women which do
not afflict men include low Of/ ,
A new fooo service course is birth J weight babies when Jn 1n·g. . smoltilg while pregnant , r being offer~ by Qi~ Ora~ge hazahi .. to children w I i h ' •'
COast Everung College starting . matches a v a 11 a b I e 'nd Kurt Warren ~baclt-ol IF ~ At:r -YOU CAN ACNAl.LY &WE -WIU YOU LOR~ .1 Monday, Feb. 7· t'k !'hood th t th ' s k N rt n--• will~-·-"· 1 e1 a mo ers mo· ewpo ~ ~·-'!)!EHIW~WATCK!M-_ft_,. ___ .,~-= tiJ:n~i!r:~"r!Ie~i:.sscos~'d:':. .~Dl l '4ill influence children to da Jean Arnett u ltlJ, bri~ ....,.e...._,,,..,.,1 -:! ~::.::-:-::-:::....:.~ .....
trol and budget in the food in-do !O. durlna Julr ,D ceremonies "' ••111t11i1••1.::f.....,.•r••1111tM1111..., .....,. .. ...,.,,. •• i... ... _...111 .,... .....
dQstry., :I DATACOMPll.ED the Sacred Heart Clil!fcli.;;,r;~-::::::.. -· ,_ .. _ ·--··---·--........
I Entit1ed Finaricial Ac· '"other d'ataareasdlacoura&· eo:;~ of, the forthco. ~=-::-=:.-:rr-...:.:-.. ~-.::: ~
counting, it rn,tta Mondays ing. The number of women event bu been announced by ........ ~.,....._,...,.. ... ..,... WEIGHT@. from 7 to 10 p.!n.'.in the a"'-who ha,ve died from chronic her ·•-n'· Dr and Mn ,,. .. ,....,.~....,.,.. ...... ..____(1)111....,,..._ "" ' hi d \,, . _. .. wi, • • • .,..._, 12) • "',.. .......... ,...., ........... ...... plied science bullCLlDg. bronc tis an empuysepll Wilham F. Arnett of Covuw. ...<Jl • ...,,.. ..., .. ._._..,.111 1~1
· Rtgistration ·fPr~~sprlng has doubled in the past 10 MissArnettisagraduateof ~r......,,.,...t111....,,.,., .... ..,..,.lOIDS \A/A-ri(HERS.
classes is by apPointment only years. South ~~~ .HiCh S_C ho~!~ -· _.,;t'~"'~":i..."'U.':.-:0:-~~':; ~V Yf"\1' during January. They are Women who smoke spend 17 Covina EN ll a seruor at~ ft!K ATM/IUOOUJIOwmtTP&FOttASLDMIAI Solfttl~!OIW......,..Md•P"JlfMnlfwlwiarie:°
nlade by filling out the percent more days slck in bed Unlvenity of So u t b e r n wu ..,.. A .,... • IOOI tfNfDllC."'..,., ...,. .. •
brochures's regisltation r~ than non-smokers. Smoken California Dental Hygiene -• • For fU'lhw infonutk>n, e.n the office neseet you.
quest. form. lose more ti~ from work Scilool. . -f:.d, -'-Joo -c...i, s.. ..._. c.tJ
Late registration will be than non.smokers. Het" flance, son of Mr. ~ · •-m.ms · -.GU a.eut
taken at the OCC records l!ld Smoken have a higher Mn. Herbert W. Kalinbach.,11 \ "" Ooloflo -.Jill , ,... :i,i. ans ··-·-·~.t1oo ~ ...... , .. office diatb rate from cancer, heart a -adll•l<i of N--' Harbilr 1· , ow~• ~-.. H1"'gh •-~• ·-•'u§C°0B""'_,_ '' ---·--· _._,. __ ~_....__, ______ _ lroJi! I a.m. ta I p.m. Feb. 1-3. -dlseaf, ~ r o • c b It I 1 and ~ mN _,,_ -·-
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FINAL RIDUC110NSI
Thi• 11 Iha last wook of II,. lldtlquo'a
Great January Salol Matt -.,..
1-than V. prl ..... !hon's a $5.
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Bast Newspaper Short
Bost L1w Story (Speci11)
This photograph of Harbor
PatrQL 'eo\.-boys' re1e~ing 11
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fawn fr.om the waters of
'Newport Harbor was adjudged
t~'• toP, newJ phi>Wl 0of the year
in Orange <::ounty Preu . Club . , . .
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Best Spot ·Fe1tur1 Photo
Best Phpto Portfolio
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DAILY PILdT' 1s proud to salut91 all o·f its
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1" cup grated Swlu cbeele
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2 cupo cut-up coobd prumes
Topping, aee below
0n :WU J!llllft. ,~
stir together the floUr,)>aklna
aoda, ~ and nutmeg .
. Beal :locetber the butler and
augar; thorou&bly beat la
eggs.
stir In floor miztUre; fold In
prunes. Sprud evenly in ~j~,;;
. weU-tnued f.lnch
.TOMATOES
JED 29¢ ',
RIPE PKG. , ;. . '
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U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET
lt ci~i.o 39· ~ " BAG . 1-.
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CLEANSER
14 OZ. CAN
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AS~RTED TOMATO THROW CATSUP RUGS BIG 20 OZ. BOTTLE • · ,. 99c UMn2 19 IOm.uAT c
18''~27# , nttS PllCI.
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CHOIC.E
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HEALTH ~ BfAUT Y ~ID S
CONTAC
COLD CAPSULES ....
°'" SIPRINGRELD
S'HAMPOO •••• 11 OZ. IOm.I
CREST
TOOTHPASTE
PAMILY Siii 6.71 OZ. TUii
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SPRINGFIELD
HAIR SPRAY ·~:=-
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MT. BAKER VEGETABLIS IN
FAMILY SIZE BAGS
e 'CORN e PEAS e GRllN BEANS
e MIXEO VEGS.
Clm0 NUH "U.S. •RAH A"
RSH STltKS
MOOR-RING
ONION RINGS
MUU.IA•
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20 OL
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39'
79'
49''
69'
59',
. UQUID · '5nc
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SHORTINlllO "0}1 .
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CRISCO :
OIL . 41 or.'
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CRIMI SANDWICH 11 ... Cell• 49c
A.VIAL
ROASTING Wit.AP .... .,. ......... 49'
l'UllHA FLAVOl PLUS CHICK IN I/' I
-FOOD . ,TALL CANS
SKIPPY • r
CAT POOD TALL CAllS 6 : •
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GARDEN-~ESH, YOUNG, TENDER
GREEN BEANS !
SWEET, JUICY, LAR6E COACHELLA VALLEY
GRAPEFRUIT 6 FOR $1
.. ROIJ..A .PIE CRUST
CHOP AN'ONTON
POUND A ROUND
SERVE WITH MALTESE SAUCE, FRESH TENDER
8ROCCOLI '"•· 29¢ · " · .·
.. Alter the food !are is
over •. big board to scrapt,
scrape, scrape . . . SUd--
denly a llttle stainless sleel
doogh ocraper from Sweden
ls causing bJg action in the
rad&et circles in the Gift
Shop. A long Jlne.<Jp oMd-
ten from Las Vegas run
aomdbing • lilte this: "On
Muriel Stevens televil~n
Jhow 'Cook With Love aDd '
Ibey will Love your Cook-
ing' she UIOd a very flexible
.iough scraper which 's~
purchased in·your gilt ·shop
for a dollar: Please send me
4" Evidentally Muriel pakl
us a villt ·IOflle time back
when and picked up the .,
doogh ICl'Bper. Thanks fer
the plug Murie~ and wbon.
we're up Las Vegas way
we'll remember you on
Channel' 5 KVVU • Monday
through Friday at I p.m.
EVERYBoDY NEEDS
IRON, ESPECIALLY
GIBLS NEED MORE
How ciften have ·you heard
It? &:cording to th e
Griswold folks who 've been
making cast iron pols since
PUgiim tim<S, "dodors
suggest cast iron cookware.
as an euy way to increaae
iron intake." Got a steak ••
Griswold's new A n g u s
lll'oller will make it do
· flavor flip nops on top of
Ille tov,. A big lrier all ' I
beal¢lful ribl in the bottom '
to cateb Ibo ·drips. Sbnply
put pan on burner And get
very hot. Steak in. Cook.
Steak over. Cook·. Steak out.
Especially good way to do
rib steaks or super thin
rounds. The' Griswold lollcs ,
have •· whole line . . com
cake Pans. popover and
plett J>ll!I, _Dutch ovens with
-io hang in tbe ~
place. The Gift Shop even
bis· a cut iron cookbook 1to
send you on your merry
cooking way with-iron. ·
There are also iron mur-
fln . pam painted black
which are strictly for harlR-•
Ing and admiring. One I8dy
ordered.I. '\'.' were curious.
"I fill ·them lull of round
soap , and · olve them as
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SCANDICRAFTS AND
HEART SHAPED
WAFFLES
The m~ mention of
pletts which are Scan-
danivian pancakes opens ap
a whole bucket of cake irons
.. • to the tune of goroa
which :are ol)long and You
eat flit ai\d crum cakeJ
whlcb are round and you
'roll up, or aome S&Y' u·is
the other way around.
These are two aided irons to
make Jn9re beautiful eating
thlngs in on .top,of the stove
over medium heat. Cootlng
from are old as time, but
the nch potholder bakelite
handles make them very
today. The iron that makes
he8rt shaped wafflee ii a
real love. The true Scan-
dinavian way is Llngnon-
berry jam or sugar .
AmerJcana cries beaulifuJ
fresh slrawberrles, blueber-
ries and peaches when their
time comes around. What
fun to make .7 perfect pan--
cakes all at once in ·@ Plett
Pan or -7 -·p e-·r'f.e-c t
Ebelsklevera all at once in
a Monk pan. The Scandi-
crafl folks have a beautiful
lokler of recipes to make
everything come out Old
Country perfect.
BIG FIGHT • ·
BETWEEN POLLUTION
PETE and the GIANT
who Jives in Cleansville. t•Take a Stand" . .
Childrens Theatre Guild
productlon • , Orange Coast
College .. Saturday and Sun-
day February 5" and 6 . ,
Tiet.ts on Sale at both
o.utomer Service Counters
• , , Gladys at Harbqr. V..,.
and Adela!~• at Lido. Don't
let the km or' you miil
seeing the Good'Bird, Neat
C.t. and Katy aeenup the
Kangaroo wbo ia very VIP
.. 'they all go and awaken
the aleeplng giant on Kauai
HawaiL Alway1 a smash,
anytbiaC Cldldrtn's Theatre
Guild. I
Rldllnh, .. p • 0 p le
• 11ara, 1'191111& B e I c b ,
.... Iba Gift 8llop la ...
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ORANGES 8 LBS. $1
s~~''
S&W Baby CLAMS·
ARDEN AA 8UTTER .
CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL
S&W CORN
NABISCO .
OREO. Cream . Sandwich.
MJB COFFEE
MJB :COFEEE
S&W OLD FASHIONED
APPLE SAUCE
S&W PRUNE JUICE
S&W~TliE .BEST
10 OL 39¢.
,I Lt. 83¢'
16 oz. 5 for $1 ·
II oz. 47.¢'
1 LI. 77¢
3 LI. 2,19
11 oz. 5 for $1
u oz. 39¢'
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 OL 59¢
· Ker.ns Strawberry .Preserves
KERN'S PRESERVES
APRICOT-PINEAPPLE . . PILLSBURY
Fudge BROWNIE MIX
REDDl-WIP TOPrlN$
iETTY CROCKER-I FLAVORS
_ .SNACK SIZE PUDDINGS
KIITT QUEEN CHOPPED
21 oz. 49¢'
21 oz. 49¢'
21 V1 OZ. 53¢'
7 oz. 59¢
4 PACI 49¢'
Kidney Cat Food 6 oz. s FOR $1
S&W SLICED ·BEETS
S&W CHILI BEANS
' S&W Oven Baked B.eans
S&W BROWN BREAD
' S·&W Mixed Bean Salad
LOW SUDS, GIANT SIZE
,, oz. 4 fcir $1
11 1{J 0 .6 ,for $1
.. oz. 3 for $1
''oz. 3 for $1
16 oz. 3 for $1
DASH DETERGENT ., oz 69¢
~tll•Jlm
OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT OR PURE IEEF
BOLOGNA • oz. 49¢
KRAFT DELUXE SLICED
A~~i~an Cheese
Geripan Butter K.aese Cheese
Knudsen Low Fat YOGURT
Huntley & Palmer Lemon Puffs
PAPA LORENZO'S
• oz. 49¢
1.29 lb.
Orig inal Italian Dressing
BLUEBERRY MUFFINS
Butter Cream Bread
German Chocolate Pie
RYE ROLLS ·-
• oz.
7 oz.
• oz.
6 for 69¢'
49¢'
1.69
6 for 35¢'
Tho first blou om1· of tptl"f lo ....... ioy ytllow.
' Lon9 1pr1ys with lets ef l»ucfs. • • ,
RIG. $4.00 3,00 ~NCH
23¢'
39¢'
59¢'
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OR FOR EVERYONE WHO IS, NUT~ITION-CONSCIOUS, ENJOY. THE H16H PROTEIN,
LOW FAT GOODNESS OF ·CHICKEN. ,(And 1s gourmets know, chick•n is vtrsetile, tool
THESE 'ARE OUR VERY SPECIAL FRESH CALIFORNIA CHICKENS!
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·wHOLE FRYERS Perfect for tho roliHtrie 3 ·9~8·
Cut-up FRYERS or SPLIT BROILERS .......................... 49c LI.
LET EVERYONE. HAVE A DRUMSTICK!
CHICKEN LEGS , THIGHS or DRUMSTICKS .......... 69c,L
THE LEANEST ·MOST DELECTIBLE PART-
CHICKEN BREASTS . .,.. ........ """ -1 .... . .. ... .. .. .. .... .. 98c LL
BEST OF TH£ FRYER .. A~~~=-;I~,~· 59~ ..
MORE WHITE MEAT IN . . . .
DOUBLE BREASTED FRYERS
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o I• o I o o o o • o o o o • o o • o o o > o o o o • o o o o o' I 69c LI.
' ANO FOR DARK MEAT FANS ...
FOUR LEGGED FRYERS Hn• , •• "'" sw. ·•· .... , ...... ~... .. ..... 69c LL
CHICKEN WINGS .... 39c LI.
• CHICKEN LIVER ...... 79c ...
GREAT SNACKING-MARINATED FOR SPECIAL LITILE DINNERS
Chicken Wings ........ 49c... Chicken KIEV .......... 1.39 ... c"
FRESH CALIFORNIA TURKEYS .PLAN FOR LEFTOVERS 59.¢La.
from Richard's Fish Market
FRESH TROUT PLIASANT JIOI llUlllAST •• , ••• , •• ,, , l,79 LI.
· .: WESTERN OYSTERS r.., o..-s .. ,... ._ ...... 89c '"
Pacif1e Northwest CRABS .: ................ 1.19 LI.
U.S.D.A. PRIME BEEF, TOOi
AD PRICES GOOD JAN 27-30
CHUN KING DINNERS
Chicken or Shrimp Chow Mein 11 oz. '59¢'
Sunkist Orange Juice 6 OZJ S for/$1
Sunkist Orange Juice • 12 oz. 39¢' • . . -BEEF,' CHICKEN OR CHEESE t
Van de Kamps ENCHILADAS 7V1 OZ. 3 for s1
OH IOY, WITH CHEESE, CHIVES OR BACON • ·
Stuffed Potatoes 12 oz. 4 FOR s1
' ' " " BIRDS EYE , '·
'Quick ,Thaw RASPBERRIES 11 oz. 3 for Sl
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CHILDREN'S THEATRE ~YILD.,
OF' NEWPORT HAft80R '
pnsonls , ·, I .
TAKE A STAND
A now musie<il comedy obout poDuti.,,;, A de-
lightful fo~ everyone wll enjoy.
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WllCH' 'GRAPE
-JUICE • .. 59t. oz.
,\Ll PU•l'OSl AJAX
ClJANSlR
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·NAPKINS gy9c
6.oz.
DRIVE 99c
ASSORTED PRINTS
AURORA .. Tl~p~~E . 26 c ..
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FROZEN FOODS """""'°'··-·· \ -·..-59• ............. e-"'°"'.. ••· APPLI Pit , .... : .... :::::,,...o.. HONEY NUGGlTS ......... ~';':'~ • '"""'-·u• ...... """"',_"";., . ....... .,,,... . , 871 •••• ,........ 69' PUSll 'N IUIY IMILRSJrt. • "J·COUISr DlllNllS ... .':."!;
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•.C>.-"I;"' • 15• Oltl»"I-,.,,....._....__ ..... _ 57' HUlfAST DllHllD ,.!.'!' COOL 'N C:llAMT •• ,.,,,..:.~. . . ~~.......... •2· ( . .., ........... _ 47• IUTIDMILK WAFfe.ts •• ~~~ . CMINISI PIA POOS ....... ~.°!:
FOUR f lSHflMEN FROZEN 49 Breaded Fish Sticks .';~~ c
OH· toY FROZEN. -wJC°h .... (6 Pock) , .
Cup·O.Tatoes. .......... .'~?~ 49c
VAN DE «iAMP'S FROZEN -Chitk•n, Ch••1• and 3 Beef Enchiladas. ...... ':':'?~ 6c
LIQUOR DEPARTM·ENT
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STR~IGHT IOURION
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BLEIDED WHISKEY
YOUR CHOICE $398
QUARTS
DOM PACO TEQUILA ........ .'~':".$3. ti . . . . .
Pllllll OF CANADA WllSKY :~$3. ti
' ·-... CAILOS 10 YI. UAllDY $3.tl
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elie .... . . prices so · low •.•
shouldn't !r•u ·b•.shopp~ng 1.
'·::· ·~zwn too! ·
Ql,JIC~ 'N EASY NUTlllTIOU~.ltlEAL FROM THRIFTllUART ,
FRESHLV MADE .
GROUND :BEEF
BLUE SEAt-S·CT. PKG.
3·lSS.
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I wE GUARA~TEE YOUR sA.'1·1st'Ac1·10N o~.EVERY .MllAT PURCHASE I
. h• ,,... I "'fENDER-LEE" FINE QUALITY
tll\of t Of .~~:~-\.~~~'"' FULLY· ; :coOKID . ' "~s ,he, re . .: .. e · ·A 'M . .., :·5· .
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CO!'llE SA VE
LUNCHEON MEAT -1 2.oz.
SPAM fU 53c
SWANSON-BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY
ai\R.a.Q. MEAT PIES SAUCE
11 37c a.oz, 4 : s 100 oz. PKG. /' .. ~ ~--' R ~
WEST PAC FROZEN
VEGETABLES
ALL VARIETIES 29 C 20.oz. BAG
(BROCCOLI 36c) .
WESTWOOD-AIL FLAVORS ICE .CREAM
HALF GAL. 5 9 .c
HUNT'S W HOLE
lOMATOES
lSOZ. 2oc
REG. 79c SIU ,
FRITO'S LUNCH
PACK 69•
. PURINA DOG FOOD C~uck Wago~
l ~·~B. BAG ,,·$16'
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·. ·1 o· ·some Covers . . ' .. . ,. . ,, . ' .
Witk.15·miWon of them con-ta in er . Se r,v e w_i t b
f p ~ 'e d t-!, e r i. y e a r , ~ankfurte~, ham,~rgets~ or fr~ ~.!llili ••.one .ciQier ~~~ .. Ma~<obout .11> of America'• favorite foods. cups, -•
"'Pr<eoqked 19'1 boneleSI, SWEET AND SO.UR SAUCE
they're u n 1t.te at a b l1e as ..... _4: !flips b' ..;.:_n,. ·di ced.' : l!(\OOOmTcal, , t ~m.e • 1 a. v ing • ._
aqurces of meal protein. Good 1h cup chopped onion ~s they are aim ply topped with • 2 JJJbl'5PQQnS: cider vinegar
mustal'.<! oi ,ca~up,, , you'll . 1 cup gnpo;jelly . ., . discover they tiave new ~ppeal
, when 1 m .o t h' e t•e ct~ With ·~·clip; cat1nip · ·
temptrng new Uucea. ' .. Sa.ule-bacon and ooians.until
•In tile follo'flng , trio of ~ls cn,p .. Qr.~ off )ab. "1fcel, jam.I aoo, Jell-.e are · l\dd remfiqin.g ~gredl~n~s ~nd
resporwible for the rich fruit coo~ _over _kiw ~t, sti!f'ipg
flavors and, appetizing colors. OCC!ls1onally,1f~r ,lO·mtnlit~~r
Appealin•ly piquant:'"'uch until -11hicliens. Store 1n
olten .1°dlff~t ~·'trfat. ;l'~tlJePfitor . .¥1 -coverM· t:on-~e'tt_ • · · liWoe(:1ria~ur '~~i' · hc;r ' or cold wlih ~~ ll!lCe 9f English · fraiikfuffifs. 1 pot · ··roast -or
origin. 1 Bavar1an;lty!e aw~t-chichn. Makes about 21/l
and-solH' -aa~ ahd -a sweet-' an'd.puPkeht Oritntal miitilre cups. · · · ·
!bat's bfightened v.:ilh bits of SWEEP AND ."P U ii(G ENT
pimiento and ~een pepper. SAUCE
' For-Jul ·Jnf<irm'al suppir ·or :beliveeft..meai llllci1, i boi dog
:.jab);&ree is ideal for "~-quic't-
':to.flx •Oombfnatioh-ttiat'S cer-
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: fr1nkfUrtera in toasted buns in "° larga napkJn.llried l>Uket
: and accomPlny them :with the
'trto·of make-ahead sauces and
the beverage of your choice.
;swb:r AM> ZESTY SAUCE
< 1 cuP, orange marm.ala~e
\ 113 cup well-drained . pre-
!' . panel horaeradlsh
W cup prepared · lirown
' " lllUIWd : · c:.ombine ingredient! ~in con-
.:liihet ''ol· electric blender.
Whirl until well mixed. Store
:1n 'refrfpr1tor in covered con-' . . ·• . ' . . '
... l~~P ~ricot preserve$.
II cup chopped.gr .. n pepper
~·cup chopped pirt11e'nto
J,2 teasPoQn garlic ·powder
1h cup cider vinegar. . ..
3 drops hof flepj)ei-sauce
3 tablesponns. et>rnstarcb -
-y, .cup water .
,Combine, a!I Ingredients ex·
cept cornstarch and .-atei: in a
sma11 saucepan. C:OOk over loW
heaf, · stitring, until jelly
melts. Blend cornslarch with
water ; stir mi.1ture into sauce. f:ontin~ to.-cook, stirTingt un-
lil sap,ce btibbl~ and thickens.
·Store ~ in refrigerator in
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.or col4 with frankfurters. pork
cbop1 or ham. 'Makes about ·2 . --. ' . cups.
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lllUl<l'1 acbool wort, jndudes
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."Reci~ for Buy · Uttle
flipn'! ... conteinl .. fo'<ld roe~-·"' '1;.t: of' i ugg..Uo118 I., ~(Ung cbjlcjren help in ·liitcbe~.work ;, ·""'1h·noting :
'· Lel children' sliell' and . ~k
l1""'· Make· i>O!>Com ·ln iii eielclric
]iopjier· .~th. a· gl~ top. II>
ChJi<!r<l!' Cljl !ff. 1"~1 ~'l\lfl" """'"~ . . ' . r-: . . . ' ... , J..et:' chilih:en . dJc6 aiol<ed
P91atoei'for. UJ'!d willj blunt
knives. _ -··1 , ' .. ' ... Make1 pizza. w i t·h .En1Uah mtirfiri ,halves,~ tomato. 11uce, <Jioese, . •· . . .
·• • ~ ' I : .Dlcf or. ml!!lh ilojletl .ew.lor
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m-e r:_s·hntl.I ~" 1 ~1pplea,
jMDpa; tllDelpplo. llld . other
lndt, lor. ~-Salad;, :
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1 BEEF 111HllES 8 oz. "G ........................... "tr "G. ~Sc
BEEF SAUSAGE ROLLS _ ........ -.......... _......::;.:.49c BEEF BACOl 12oz,,.a. ___ ,., __ , __ ,_.,.a:f19c ·
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COF_FEE
to StlVL Beef 47c. Vacuum Pock-Ws -.1n Glownl
11-0z. Pkg. ·1-111. ·(mi
CANNED • MILK
Lucerne Quality
LARGE SIZE
''AA''·
EGGS f
Croom O' the Crop-"Ronch-f'ftsh" ·c
" USDA Grade 'A'
Poppy lrall.!I
4 to 6-111. ·AYlo Wt.
DISCOUNT
PRICED! Iii.
Fryer ·legs .
• Oro~• 1*is
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Fresli Fryer Wi1.19s
Badt &_ Necks .~~:~.
Fresli, Fryer livers
FllESH SHOULDER
LAMB CHOPS
.. 29'
ll 10'
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1i"4.cot-rr .. , 99c U~A Choice lam~ .. ...
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Graded. Beef .il
Flavorful and Juicy f
Broil or Pan-Fry
LARGE MEAT
E.ND I•.
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Graded Beef
Ideal for a
Pot Roast
BLADE
CUT
Leon Tendir
and Meaty
Cut from Grain-
Fed Young Porkers
DISCOUNT
PRICED! . t•.
!~ru~~~~so~!°!A~S .. SJ 59 r~2~~~As!~ 79c
0-Bone Steaks .. ~~"':..,
Boneless Steak ·~r.!t
Sirloin ·Tip Steak .. ~ci.:..
a.89' .. o;.Bone Roast -.="" a.89'
R•• R t -"""' '"'' $1 09 1 oas uSDA"""' ..... "" ..
Boneless Roast ~:"~"'B:. .. $p•
· OSCAR MAYER
GOURMET HAMS
Jubilee Boneless s 139
Gourmet Hams I•. 1 •
· Catfish Fil.lets cool,d ,.19• coRNISH Turkeys ..::~ .... '"~ GAME
FriedC~ic1111 =2~11 11 HENS
Beef 11-.-1 ..., Mt ..... ., ......
11-1 ....,,llod 1.ilil Prollili•fiolltrJlc ' Sterling Franks ::58" ' ..._1_141_L_ ... _ .. ..;;.;::::''..::..;=--"
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Graded lamb
Flavorful -Rich
ong Tender.
SHOULDER
CUT 3-RIB I•.
White
Magic
Pre·
Ground
G11.,7c Jug.~
• -lb. •129 6. •• ,
t~i~'QQ~.D BLEACH .
i .~AFEWAY COFFEE .
l :SAFEWAY WATER
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l .'CAKE MIXES
Dri1ki1C Gal. , , C
or Deinized Jue ~ ~
Rich &
Thick
Duncn Hines
layer ·cakes
20-DL s4c
Bil. ~
18 Y2-0L41c Pkg.
SAFEWAY LIQUOR BUYS!
Price Effective In licensed Saft¥10y Discounts
Mac NAIR SCOTCH
Imported from Scotland s499 B6-Pr. Smooth & Mellow
FIFTH ... -•••••-
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Collllirook Whiskey ~
Stanton's-Gin ~·~
KLEENEX
FACIAL TISSUE
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FROZEN FOOD BUYS 1
HORMEL SPAM =r l'rolli• 11.0• c H'h' ·59 . . c.
. PllCES IFflCTIVE
11 LOS AllGIUS & OIANGE COUNTY
~CIPT CATALINA)
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FIG BARS
Fresh Baked To 2 ·lb. 49c ·A Golden Brown . Pkg.
DAIRY & DELICATESSEN
ORANGE JUICE
~:i~e elf.. 4 7 C
Pillsliury Biscuits ~ 9'
Shady Lane Butter ~~ ~::81•
Sliced Cheese · ~ ~ 49•
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Vine-Ripe
PIUllp Red
Beauties
large.Sizt
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Mrs. Wrighfs D 39c .. S~i9:-low. lJ.Oi. ;f: GOLD,111 Dluaous HD "IUCIOUS
· ~~k~-'t:;•;~e1 1:iO:-· · 1 DiSCO<Jnt Pmel ~ · -/ APPLES Extra 4· 1 $1. APPLES . 4 1 $,
Raisin Bread ·~ 3/::;$1 TOOTHPASH 7Jc · Woshingtons1att .Foney , ! · w~stut• '. f:~ : ;1
""'w,...·, ,..39• ·• QOSll-UP ..... .t.1.0.. T I _-. •. ...., 3 ·"-'39' G C: It · ,.,....__6 L•1 Donuts • .,..,.,.,..,.. • 11 --1191.s ,.,. • ..... "' rapewn "'"'""' • •
Eng Is Muffin ....';-. ~.33• :Rlgln 0.•d ~ 1:•1» Yellow Ollon ...!..._~3i':i39' . bl-P-. ~ ..... "A!.. 4!'1 Scldck IW. .l..,.13«. ~·Hen Mo..:=; ':39' Plppl1 Apples :'J: 4 ~4?•
Pric:ls Effectivo,Jon. 27·2'1 ol SoftwOY lli$counls
POnED
MUMS
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BAREROOT
ROSES
HAWAIIAN
MAGIC
Gordon ftc ~ ...
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Stodt· -...nc ¥:.: ,.
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1 Perry Mason Def ends Polynesian Fare
J1lllNA ILINli II ....... "°"'l' by ond -... .1111 dlill). I man ....... .....,.oeae.Olllllll ... -·· to -I cap elloppe<I celery
' I S LAN D -e," Aid be, bunillnl eblU. I learned to maM It .iu.. it, I allO -...-, fey lblap \I aap d>opped -
_ ''Tiie -...: forth willl a -t rw ol llll lkde""'"1on wllen tbal"a wllb lbe bones la, heel-I I> cup cblUa, chopped
Poflul IMIL 11 talktos -t ll•llh't'. al"! collld afford to eat." bite bones," be llld. y, t-oregano
Fl)lm. 1111f ..i Anwlcan "Wt hive -.it food Pljl, like Ille Bahama, baa FIJll>RP1,.aiber...W..U. I tabl1111111 Nit cooklal. 11 la'ml ot reclpeo, Is avllllable In lbt _.. and -ul aealood and flab. "I ~ Burr opeclal tnata I cup drJ white wine a=-111 lbe i... traclhW boa1a come ewrr 12 bava a favwtta flab aoup I will .-If )'OU faltbllllly 1 large lorllllaa (eaaoed)
Ill the U.S. " aald weeb, but lbt WIJ cm make, 1 I m 11 a r lo a follow lbt -chsl'a ii>-2 cupo white -
Burr. ' u""1nc ....W.C -Ille hoHDllbaise. All! Ille Jljllnl -la lbt f_.,. ~ 1 1<"11 -mill<
111e qe man with Iba Ublled Simm II OYtr Ill per· make a l'eal fLSh IOOP )'OU reclpeo: Mix In bowl c:heMe, abrimp,
dralnatlc eyes .;..i lbe m. cent, pluo abllJllial eoels. can adapl, ustaa red anapper, ~ ENClllLADA celery, onica, chllls, oreaano,
fectious IDllle, joked lealed "I love to prepen! -betU but II doeon' lasle lbt ume. Nit, wbile wlao; llloid well.
and presldtd over a •bamtan et Muicon dlabaa IO I bring "lt'a made wllb -fllb, 114 poaoda Moalen1 jlclr Jlnmb__., lorlllla -lilllll
feut ol hnllltd lobotera, hla la apeclal bllck pepper !nm cut In even P-, almmerod t'-· milk. llpoon equal port o1
fav<rite roee wine and aood Me11co and herbs from ltaly. in a pot with ~ter.and/or )olo, I pouDdl eooked abrimp, cut che• ._ mizture on
conlersaUoo wltb a grwp of '(Lite "lroolide," Burr lites 11.lt, vegetlllliel. gr at e d up .ell tertllla. Roll and placed
old frlenda who pr<date even
hla Perry -dal1· . .'
'llloughla ol Fiji. ll'ere nol 10
lncoagruou1, far·bert, u be ia
In bis Naltauba plantatioo.
Burr Is truly al home. He bu •
,
In llllhllJ anued cuaerole.
O>nr wtlb wblta aauce ·-ed evenly OYO< 1111. Bake ii .,.-tad 350 decree F. ovm
fur • mlnulel. Serva plpq bol, pmlablq with freably
anlpped parlley If doalred.
'Sen•L
FISH SOOP
I pound ..ct 1111pper, bcmed, -Ipound-·abrln>p
I cup CllClktd alralned toniab-
I baJ leaf
1 lM!ipOOij ult
1 tab': llODll butter
I eup minced while Galm
I cup diced pollloel
Fmhly ground black pepper
to lute
I cups water
2 ta.,._ tnsh lemon
juice
Combine 1111 JncredleotJ In
large atock pal. Brine to boll,
almmer to, minutes (or un1l1
pollto Is ...... ). Tute to cor-
rect. 1e11Mlnp Serve pipinl
hot. Servt1 4.
TV ACTOR
Ray_..t lurr
: · been Com1na: to P.ink 8ands for
' • at ·years. I . lace la ...ii known 10 the ! u a friend, not u
I ," tbie' crusty NBC. I , Ive. ,Even hla pro-
! ~ . com.,_,' whicb also
mak the medical iqment bf
11'Ibe 1Bold Ones," is named
for tht island.
"Altbouth Fijian ingredieots
aren't easily available, theft ,
are oeveral ledpes I ean giYO
ytu, .. Burr lli4. "Both require
~ cream. We ellll II ' '1 Fiji. ll'a lbe juice Iba!
fn>tn P'Olinl I h e · r.w,ineot. We use It •<n ~--dairy : cleartl' In tlialr cooklnc, to
: k c"lcken tr flab '(moat Is
•' on moet Pacific
), or with papaya or "8io\i" fruit."
c o;bi,;' from Fiji is not
'I!' 'ln Ille United States, -.me coconut milt con-
la lmllorttd !nm
. It ia no1 a practical
thoqb, hecause moot
do DOI anllaarlly uae !ifooa1. milt In cookln(.
Ion frull allo ts almOot ·
noi\<ezlst•eot In America.
• or chicken lolo," Burr
al . 14cul up pieces of chicken
lxown in oll Or butter, pop
hit a cocon\lt sbell, with lolo,
and simmer it in the abell so
you extract the maximal
flay of lbe coconut.
ourbon
favors
By TOM HOGE ........... ,,.. ...
' • William Marshall h8J
al ya been inlerelted · in
cockj•lu!, but if look I l'OUJ> of
Cl$ose nwm to bring oul hla !tru talent! · ·
' I happened 15 years· qo
'W the admiral WU COID-
maidir' g a , flolilla of
~· yera In the pacific. The Ro catholic DWIS, bounded
out of China by lbe · Com-recl-. had fted to
To and opened a cooking
IC I. ,
· A number of American
Na wives had J0¥ the
alon& witll •one man i
al Manllall• .
:toon..Oo A·Otlotl
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FRYING~~
CHICKENS ... 28
IALPHS MEAT MASTEi IEEF
7-BONE
Baal . Roasts:78 ..
El'EllfDAr LOI' PRIC&S
CAIRllmwl~
Vllv'E'Rs • .::-:.. -.. ·.35· ... ~ .....
VEAL STEAKS
'Co•lllt..,.. Meaty Pork Ribs _ _....
BREADED PERCH
...18
... .15
... 71
HOUSEHOID VALUES
I Ful--FlllTWtnotFul----GoldorA-.• 88 ,B~KETS ·· ..... o. . '· , ~
FROZEN ~OOD DEPARTMENT
HAWAmlAN PUNCH-.22
Pdolt:oWH
MEXICAN DINNERS ftt. .81 Cotti-. SOLE FILLETS , ..... ,..,,J7 -ONION RINGS 1.0.. i4 .35 --FISH STICKS -. '* ... 48
PEAsacARRon'*g. .18
STEW VEGETABLES" ~55
BREADED SHRIMP""' 2.17 ·--.. ---.................. ....
We invite you to compare our prices and quality!
smasa.ms..aer.,.., ,FARMER Jiii ·
'SAUiAGE ~27
CAUFOllllAll• YOUMG TOMS
GRADE A
TURKEYS · ..... 38 --
El'ERFDAr UJF PRICES
MEAT MAml IEEF
BEEF STEAK$-.... 15
iroii:cia:i'Roaata ... 1.11
--l'o.U,Cut 111 Shoul"er STEAKS 11. ,
o-r ll!r.!-saran Pad< 7I
SLIC1:D BACON 111. '*'· •
Oacat ... ,., 12 ... .... 71 :water Thin Bacon • --' ' THICK BACON 211. ,... 1.55
HonaeJ.lld'L.Uel , 71 SLICED BACON 111.,... •
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HEALTH & BEAi/TY AIDS
Nat.r.I -·1-llCOll! 74 HAIR SPRAY 11c.con1
-DulJ-1'1111 .. TOOTH BRUSH ._ •i.
Job."W
COTTON BUDS ._.,111.8
Joh-. 1• BABY OIL ,.,..._ em POWDER1 __ ..
Ei>GE"'.: ......... ___ ..
JuatW-.r . --1:1 HAIR SPRAY~~.:,: .w
iiiTGHT SIDE 11-or...t.. l.ll
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---.n MARGARINE ,..,'*"
---Al--FRANKS , . .,, ,. ... 71
01CM UYlll Al -FRANKS · 1-11. ..._ .71
"~--417 ' 51 COOKED HAM ...... 1*1-•
--llATUllAL 41 -KRAFT SWISS -.,... •
DAIRY DEPART.MENT
CHOCOLATE ZIM \l-tll.•43
--. .21 RALPHS YOGURT..-.'*" ··
' ' ' UQUOR DEPARTMENT
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ASPEN ., 95
GOLD BEER :t:--• scorcti::.-Cluatl 1.11
BOUR°tON I Yr. Old ..., l71
V°ODKA or GIN 1111 3.41
RtlpM l1l1ail1n a......
LIEBFRAUMILCH ..., 1.51
Ill ---PIUNE JUICE .51
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PANTRY Fll.LERS
U 'COFFEE , ... _ .78
--•Cre•llJla --.. CORN olACIC • llANITALX ....
H'UNT:'K1ncHUP"-.u ·
chli1~~""c;;.;. 1 ..... Ji
iNsTANT :·MILK -.1.14
i'NsrANT =MILK ,.....1 .. ............. :::-&::!''ts 1 i.i;i'on so;Mlxe~'" .. ·
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APRICOT ·HALVES .-
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/lllODUCE DEPARTMENr
SIMJ uva
ORANGES ... 11
Co1c•a111 WHIT; 5 GRAPEFRUIT~ .
SWfftJulcy
D' AnJou Pears
FRESH1CARROT1
V•llJ RED YAMS
Al~ 1'1aYMul-lllD llOll POTATOES -...... .
BROWN ONIONS
... 11
-.11
... 11
.... 11
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BAKERY DEPARTMIHr
.. Darmllr.Ht_Cr __
RALPHS '
BREAD , .... _..., .. I
"...,.Crll!Maaa CHERRY WHEEL -.41
FRuITTTRIP -· R~---PUUND ~E -.-.41
Ill •11 Cit, __
GP1111Bm1.22
' HOUSEHOW NEEDS
. !!!1!!,•11o ~· AXION P~E BOAK --.II A111rted Colon-DI
TOILET TISSUE ._.,z .21
----~ Al GARBAGE BAGS ..... .,:11 .
·-DlllW!CTAllT LYSOL ,.__ lD· ...._ __ DOOi CUI' •
REFILLS ._.,,.
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STA PUF
D11~1r1M-DIT
BAR SOAP -.21
i.-~--Cl.IAll .. CLEANER --.n
----·---.23 ._ ... HOUSBIOID HEB>S
tiCiG'o AU. -.u
'HOUslHao N!l!DS PIHJl'l Us P>HllY lllBS HWIH a-llAIJrY NOS --·---. GllA.i'..ATID ___ ..... __ ...., ___ -co::u ~-2.43 MU,_ .....
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IJPDUOY IAll IOAP -.21
;;li('uQUID ..,,47
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Alpha Beta's
Man in Blue
says:
Jlt.4 ILLINGWORTH
STORE '"NAGER
241 E. I ilh STREET
COSTA MESA
llltfAT II THE IMll OR .
ttt THE SPIT
· f1lfllll CHICKERBOARD
flPlEI F.ARMS
GAME
.IONEUSS
CIRICK ROAST 1·~NE1i:!
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DEODORAIT 17'
11.ouwc:t: JIOITU ,.i;;:~ IRllRT SIDE
SHAIPOO f 11
COllPl.m m •AU. SUDES
llCE !I USY
HllR COLOR 1 '°
liiiliiilt @mqu1s1 65'
l!!!!!!!!J iHROiiulru'DES""'1 21
~NlllT,,,.. • r.um.:r"""
i".C\ CLOSE·UP ~TOOTHPISn 62C
lh.c<. CAN • SHAY! C1EA11 @u~'ifollY '82'
@C:~"i:i.b' 5.M ' : I v ·z, <S>tira11.• 69' ~ ---' trw1r•n068
/".C\TII ~ COOllE SHEETS 57' Crcaii~mn.u ~II' ''SE llPllll I 11
111 QDl8I' aO'l'IU • IAtll. ._ 711
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GQLDIN RIPE
CENTRAL AMERICAN
10:.
RUSSET
BANANAS POTATOES --c PENNYWISE • 1-1.B. PKG.
SLICED BACON
I.I. c CHECK THESE EVERYDAY DISCO!JNT PRICES
RlESll '"WiU'
GROUND
BUF .... ~
65'
fANTASTll,; :llSCu,,,,r:.
EVlf'Y DAY
HOltMEL'S • l.U."""' BLACI LAIR llCOI 74~
PATRICl CUDAHY • 5 LI. SUI 4 CANNE~ run. 64 HAM L -. Caobd IA.
lllEY •l&F&KM WO'S •HUTllbW
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001.DDf GROVE • a.al. X1mZ llfAl. OIWISE me£
OR SAUSAGE • PROZEll O'!M @ 19-0'L Pm• CHEESE & PEJ'PERONT
ARIJYEllEICI PIZZA -,
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FllfSH 19;. IROCCOU
FRESH 10:. BEil PEPPERS
8-0Z. PACKAGE 10:. SALAD or SLAW
MNtlNATB> • 6-0Z. JM• C>JVMIA
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Basque ·Bean Casserole E:el.e6rat0s G;oo6J kife
DEAR NAN: .,_ P.le~can-ln
dlu .._.,. 11ve me this red
beu .. QI II ml&bt be the B...,.. Neipe 1 reader
wuktl It ctapUcate. At any
• rite It II dtffereat and
dellcloou. '
For 'Red Beu Cu1erote'
LETS ASK
THE COOK
lly
"n Wiley
you will Deed 1 pouad or red
beans, aoalr.ed overalgbt, 1
pout!I of 1auage meat (more
II ~irodl, I large chopped oalo 1 .No. Z\i cu apple
1llc Z cam ~mato .... ce or
• I e can tomatoes, Z cloves
garl ~ (minced), '>{,, teaspooa
pep , 1 teaspon (eacb) cblll
pow and dry mu1t1n1: '/~
, eu p rown sugar and some
sour \ earn.
' c' the beans. brown tbe
I saus e ud onion. Combloe
Ill redieatll ucept sour
' cru , • Simmer uatU, all Ole
fla v are weD blended, from
1 to I [boars. Top each serving
wltb II dGIJop of sour crt.sm if
you Wlsi! K'ATHY WlLUAM·
SON,',ROY, l/TAH.
Tr lhat isn't the one the
lre adh so enjo)'ed du.ring the
Basque celebration at Elke.
Nev., It is still· a good rib-
~~icking dish, especially during
\~~Id weather. Now let's. take
up the· subject or Spanish rice
egain.
I -DE~AR NAN: I have picked
1'P many good Ideas .from your
Colum11 but the one you gave
for Spaabb Rice isn't I might
call U English rice and
tomaioes but Spanish, never.
Here .ts the way my husband
taua:M me t. cook lt.
UJbtc the.. 1 -cup water. 1,~
cup ucooked regular rice t not
iastut)1 1.2 teaspoon salt and
~-cup· chopped onion In your
recipe, take ii from there. You
will need, also, I clove garlic
chopped fine. ~Mi cup tomato
sauce. BroWa the raw rice In
J 1..2 tdle1poons oil In a sldll et.
t tirrlnc ,eons;anUy to prevent
burning. The'. browfter the rice
sets t~e bclter it will be.
nea ~d_. ~e olllop, ,(arll\':. ,
toml to sauce. water and salt.
Stir ' a couPle. or times: cover
and \limmer until all fiquid Is
absa-bed. If you have any beef
tr cblcten broth to use In
plact; of ~'water, so. much
the ktter. Hope you like .it.
We 'sure do. -MRS .
RENALDO CA RD EN AS,
SOUTH GATE.
I'm sure your authentic
Spanish version is an im·
pro veme nt on the
Americanized version I have
always done until now, the one
most cookbooks give.
DEAR NAN: When I lived In
FIOrltl/o la Int tile natives
pre~ed a· dl9h ~ailed
•1pearlo". That speU1111 may
DOt H torr~\ bat that's tbe
WI)" H ionda: lt was cldcken
and rlct bat &here were otlter
Ingredients. J laaVe never been
1ble to lecate this la any
f.OOkbook. -!>LIZABETH
GAZELY. Hanover, N.J. , , I It lJ my guess you are refer·
ring to Chicken Pilau which Is
Popular all over the South.
tfou will need 'I• pound coarse-
!)' chopped bacon, l large
;
hopped onion, a r r y I n g
hicken, 11h cups raw rice. 2
ups chicken broth, I table-
1 chopped celery, salt and
per to taste.
the bacon in a heavy
t, add onion, cut-up chicken,
k till the latter two are
n ely browned. Spread the
rl e evenly over the bottom or
t pot. Cover and cook about
minutes on low heat
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Foods
RUARY 1972
Features
PRUNES
CA NED PEACH.ES
Now pour in lbt brOth, add
celery and seaaonings: acrap-
ing up the rice so it. mt.eta
well. Cover 1 cook ,ovS Ver)!
low heat 25 mlnutes or=
is leodel; .•':"\ Vqukl-a . It bQllh sbrimon. .,..y too
rapidly add more. Serve
moundld on 'a hot platter.
Then here also is a WOJI·. per, 3 quartered tomatoes. ~
derful · · c b I c k e n rice cups chJcl>en consomme. 1 bay
casserole" you might "'ant to lea!, .z.,. tablespoons sntpped
try. You \viii need a good sized p:irsley, l cup raw rice and t,
ftyer, "'cup nour, 2 teaspoo,ns cup s:herr1 (or more brothJ.
• aalt, \~ teaspoon-pepper. about . nr.Ip lie C\l\·UP chicken in
3 tablespoons margarir)e, l the. ,,.-aloh.d nour. Brown oo
sliced onion. 3 chopped green allslft• in a large skillet, then
onions. 1 slivered green pel>" take ftolft t,he pan and keep
v:arm. (I find foll wrap does a
nict Job. l Add boll1 kind$ or
onion <itnd the IJ'ff(I PWJ>er {o
the pan, cook for 5 minutes.
Put the chicken back in the
pan, add tomatoes, consomme,
bay leaf and parsley. Cover
and cook over low heat for
Now that much cookw1R ii
as decor1tive as it ls prac-
fical. Including those """"tile
electric skillet:rl, you might
want to serve this right lrom
the pan.
,..... be<'k. Wt bave sume
111<t1 I« maklD1 tbe thick
... LJ A.P. Bnwa waits. We I-evetytilllc must be
aboolately cold.
oad Ice cry tals but wq sun
pourable. e also found skim
mUk better lbs a wbole milk
•a lhe cream content or Ute
last bas a way of breakiD•
dow1. Wltb all lite kle cream
••d citoeolate syrup ls bu
plttUy of DOUrlabment anyway.
DONNA HULSEY, TULSA. aoatber lO minutes. ·
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and I ran 1 d1lry s&cirt •m•
SM ~bt CUI Mr bltader
•Hb let C!Ubes a. dlDl It as
• llr1t ,step. We eva put our
milt la tbe ,,._. !Int uatA It
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GRANADA .ROSE FLATWARE!.
. ' l'M 1J,JASIO 10 RNI 1(111SO~Nr11/MET-MINOED
VONS CUSTOMEIS AND· FllJlllS ~VE 1011111 OUT . AIOUT~NOAllTAK.INGAOVANrAUOIOl/IS,IOAl .
, Olffl ON lfA'llT/(lll GIANAOA IOSE STA/NUSS ' . ' llATWAI£ · . •
ThrcMllh .n extnlonlinory purdiaw, w.'re obJe to MIV9 our
Clil....,. lllOf9 than'°" Oft Moutifv/, flond«oflitd quolity,
florol sta"*91 ftotwor., hno,N IMillf .bl. to col19d o -40-
pHN:. tabl..Mtting-* leu ftlon $12. lt'1 lnle ond if's oll hap-
.,.,... O'Noot. v--_...... p•dn11 now at Vons. -~·da• T1Ja. "titan
"STAINLESS" .r . · -: \
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at 'Vons! SALAD ::~E: ~~E S;oON
Thii W..v, Feolurt: .·
Dinner · Fork ·
.5'k Vo!.11, Wi!h $3.00 P11rchaM1 .. , , ...
COllPL£Tlll SITS A/JO on Sole 'Duri119 t/NJ Off•rl
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MEAT DIPAllTMINT UST VALUES!
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'""" I . l'llSH • CAUfOllNIA --i IUIL ' f ,. · . SHANK I FlliYEa,PlRTS I' :u ... A;.. . lb.
• G~~t ·-.=. '-'• 5 gc ,. Ham lift .Portion ri~. 69~
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. lllCIU TlllllS .. -............ ":'I SmoketlPorkClioDs~"': u~ nr111 uum -.,.., ... . ..... 11. . . ,
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CfNTfll 'JT McCOt BEEf 0SCAl1 MAYEll
HALIBUT SAUSAGE BACON ,
~TEA·~~ S 1 l9 . . 35' . '. . 78'
• 2 T1•lts~t1111 I lltl41 11111! F1rt St! ••••••. , •••••.•. SI .11 Chuck Stealls ·~ .. ~~.':::·=w. 65~.
31~ Choice Rill"Steaks ;:ii~·~;: $1~'
63' Farmer · Jbhn Sausag1:~.r~:49~
' • ' ' "'• Mi<>~ f...W..1 •• , ..... .., • I :.,· om· T·ur·. keys "" '"""''"· "0'"'· 11·22 Lt . f-'fG. WEIGHT l 1 Hormel Sliced Bacan ~'.~.~~, .,. I ---.
.,, Jl>()N ~l\l tJJ\lll f ··' ---s,,, Cheerios ' •. .,,
0 ISt . -
i aaw 46 • > " lJ.OZ.. PKG. c I ~!!.""o.;, .•
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COFFIE ==-,19
SUGAR~ 64c
FLOUR :a 43'
CREST ~n.SS
BREAD ~::: 25•
BUmR ~:Elie
EGGS '1:ir 38c
GRAPEFRIHT I.:. 69'
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T VAN CAMP'S 2 Yt
Jn Tomoto Sauce CAN
UOUID DASH Purex
1'lACll DITlllGENT
=: 4tf For Aulomot ic GWIT Washers
ll'fCl. IOI: Off
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Stewed 10111atoes ,...,.._~ .. --2~
Vets Dog Food :..:~~""' 2!25''
Whole Kernel COrn ,:,~t;:, 20'
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SHBP CHEDDAR
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AGED OVEk 6 MONTHS ' • • •
MYN•io<o ll
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Ice Cnlia Bar __:; _49_1_
COikle a la Mode ·~ 491
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PIU.SllJIY Ol ~l.oL PKG. 9c
liscults ·-··-..
.nllYMAID ... ISTOAY~ '" 27' Sour Cream ::.";'..'."'.;;
i.!l_f.!l_liJfJ BAKERY IEATUR!I!
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Bran Muffiiis """!:... """''·
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STUIGHT KINTUCICY ' '!
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11111 ......... It bllllht, lllllllltll 11111:11
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Super-Shoppera know that the ultimate in •teaka
Is always found at El Rancho!,,, Why? Becall!e
there'~ never any compromise in quality; .El
Rancho beef is alwsys U.S.D,;\. Choice , , ,
alwa.y11 closer trimmed and always naturally
apd for t.enderness !
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:: c ~( . 9 , atsup ............................... 2 :: lllNTS ••• 20 OZ. BTI.E. . P rt h $169 ~ o er ouse.................... • ~
· \VIia ;vou·want flavor In .America's favorite sauce, it's Hunt's !or the best!
• Margarine ...... ~ ....... lt
:: ~.about cholestero!1, • , poly-ansatarates 1 , , , serve F1ei!Ohmann's at the tablel 1 lb. ctn. ;.
~Scott Towels ...... 1~~ ••••• 29'
: Thi tblntr ones , , , the onea that wipe up all kinds of spills I Colon or decorated, • .
j Do· le P1·neapple '" JUICE 3 for $1 ~ ~··············· . : Chocle SllcM. Cru.hed, or Chlllll<a.,. and in each find the flavor closeat to fresh! ••• No. 2 cans.
. -~ s1·1cecl Pea'ches Q(lllETTA 4 for $1 . ~ .•.•....•...••..• .
: P!ctan prett7 ~UClll of IUlcionaly ripe Elbertaa !n No 803 cans. .
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Man-sized satiafaction • , • U.S.D.A. Choice , , , Tender, !aTorful, and trimmed to offer more val1161
T S• 1· • $1 99 .. op 1r 01n ....................... · •
The Super.Steak for Super-Shoppers! Fork tender, with natural flavor! Enjoy the lllO<lnessof bedl '.
Chuck -Steak .................. 69:
Want qaalii;y,, , at the best possi.ble price? Then measure the value of economy cabs at El llanchOI · .
Ground Beef ...... mu LWl ...... 89~ Beef Patties ...... mu W11 ...... 89L :
So lean and tasty,. , always fresh! Precliion Bbaped, uniform aired! •
Pork Sausage .................. 69~ SHced Bacon ................... 69f.
f ;;~h$p;~e Rib;:::::.~~~69:
So much meaty goodness on these, the folks are.sure to ask for them aiain ••• and apin!
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Sweet teiider portions, •• local Birds! From chanl<7 California turkeyal
: : Npe and n"eet In heayy snap. Serve a salad , •• pears and cottage ch-I No. 303 cans. • . It;s El Rancho for Sea Food! . : .
JohnSfon' S Y ogQl'f ............ 23¢ Whole Peeled Apricots .. 4 1o1 '1
: Oiolce of flavora In 8 ounce carton. Glorietta's firm, ripe fruit! •• , No. 303 cans.
i' Progresso Soups .......... , 4 "' '1
: Choice of rejlU]ar 3 for $1 kinds! 20 oz. cans.
Dole Fnait Drink ............ 3 1or '1
Pineappl .. Grapefruit, , • pink or rejlU]ar. 46 or. .
[· Enchiladas ...................... 39'
:. Van do Kamp's , , • Beet, Chicken, Cheese. 7 oz.
Welch's Grape Juice ....... 69'
Delicloua and healthful! , •• big 40 oz. size.
Fudge BroWl1ie Mix .. : .... 49'
Betty Crocker'• , , , 23 oz. pkg., special treat
: Frozen Omelettes ............ 79'
Fielh 'n' read,y , , , all varieties I Ctn. of S
; Layer Cakes .................... 79' Tasters Choice ............. 98'
: l'epperldze Farms • •• 3 Jay en high • • frozen! Different instant coffee! • , , 4 oz.
· Ofange Juice .............. 4 '" 89' Dill Pickles .................. 69'
· Sankiat_frozen ••• 6 oz. (12 oz. • , • 45c) Wilshire, •• 48 oi. •• , whole or kosher ! .
~ Cold Power ........... 69; Fabric Finish .......... 59'
· Jleally aeta out dirt! Gt pkg. Faultless • , • 20 oz. size!
~ AJax Cleanser .. 2 "' 29; Palmolive liquid .... 49¢
Saw 6c eich on 14 oz. cans I For dishes • , • 22 oz. size I
Delicatessen Specials!
,,.,. .... ~ .....
;· IDhrfdl favorite •• , all beet or an-meat!.-;-; 6 oz. pq . . .
·· r.lsen Salads ... 39¢"'
: l"olllliD, Jlacaronl, Sl&w, Carrot.
• ~: Sllld Dressings ..• oz..35'
~ J!;t• Wharf •• (Blae •• '6c) : ...,. .. Ille)
Slfced American 12 oz. 69'
Ginahom, llldlvldaall1 wn.pped.
Kosher Meats ........ 98'
Wilo.o ••• 12 os. pkf •••• Kzaocb ••
F:anka and Kldpt Salami, too I
• $2'19 1 Alaskan King Crab. Meat .... · .. ,
Sweet, flakey, tender meat, from giant aized Alaakan crabs! Serve ·a cocktail toulihtl
Fillet of Hafibut ................ 89~ Petrale Sole ................. '1.69 .. 1
l'repare it with •Shake and Bake." Fresh! , , • Flllebl! ••• and Petrale ia the best! '
Super Liquor Values!
Windsor Canadian ... ~~.~,;~ ... $5 5
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Now, the value is greater than ever on this popular whiskey at· thia apecla! pr!04! Rea'· 6.69 • • Cocktail Sheny ........... ~1.6
Introd-tb.1 m"'1 properly! Paul Ma.Ion 1&
Holiday Times Vodka ...... ~99
Smooth ·blender In mixed drinka I ••• quart
Cutty Salt ........... '16.75 Pinot Noir ......... ;........ .
Famoua Scotcll, half pllon I ReJ. 18.49 Loula Kart.inf , •• deep, dark and dry I 6
Jim Beam ......... '11.95 · Almaden Mt. Wines ...... 'll
Soar 11181h whllker •• ha!f-1allonl Claret, BUlJUlldy, ChabU., lth!nel ~ pL . '
.. Super Fresh Produce!
App/ •... i!!~~. ..
CranchJ crilp ... hd and rlpt • .. the lcind that cl!Mppear eo qalcld)'l
Ualian Squash ........ 25~
Gatd8l1 mah ••• alwa.y11 welcome I
Spanish Onions .. 3 .... 29'
Sweet, mild , , • Jet IO fla-'1llt I
Camts ............. 2 111 25• Cuaonbers ............. 10:.
IA one po1111d pl!ofllm bop. Mel crllp cool all-to .... I
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t SMUCICERS • 12-0UNCE JAR
SJRAWBERRY
PRESERVES ____ : ................ _
PHUllUIY DEAL PAK• 2-POUND PKG.
H NCiRYJACK . P, NCAKE MIX ·: ....... ··
REGULAR. 1.1.Q., OR RIPPLE. REG. IAG
.. FARMER BOY
·POTATO CHIPS ....
NUMIER-1 SIZE CAN
HEINZ
TOMATO SOUP ......... .
i»ow-oiiKii> s
·NON-FAT MILK _ ..
HEINZ• RICH FLAVORED
. TOMATO •4-oUllCE 'ETCHUP ..... BOTILE .
DEf' PACKAGE• KING SIZE
JOY LIQUID
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U.S.D.A. GRADE"""'."'A
WHOLE BODY 57~.
2-LB. QUIK
KESTLE 93c CHOCOLATE
FLAVOR
CAT FOOD
TABBYTIEAT I 5 c l.~OUKCE
CINS .
WESSON OIL
ALL PURPOSE
31-0UKCE
I OTT LE _97c
,WE REDEEM
FOOD STAMPS
AT ALL STORES
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M .. 'fNOlMSnoM ·~~ 4 •1 FRUIT , PIU -CH , .. , .. ,, .. , ... ,............... FOi
VANDll:AMl'J 7ftc RIH FILLns ........................................... ~·o•. ...
s ... JIAlllllEG.A#O CH Utlrf enc JIUl'lllT MC
CHEESE CAKES """ ;i SOLE Fl Um _ u "".
SUNIUST • 1Z·OZ.11c 2~ JIU,lllT s101
ORANGE JUICE """ 11 SALMOllSTCKS ---... ,.u,un . 5139 "u"'"r .51 c HALIBUT FIUET _ u . FISH STICKS . ,.,
llUl'UtT -"7fte OfllClOUI Oftt .PERCH FIU£T _,, 1'1 , CHUN KINONUOQm _,.,,.H . ..,.., .......... _ . . 3 11-Dl. •1 WAFFLES DOWMYll.AKI .:........................ PKlll .
OH·IOV Oftc Ill' Oft '.1.ITMMI if:ftc PEPPERONI PIZZA ....... ,..,ff OH·BOYSANDWICHES .. 1 . .,u;i
OH·IOY IOHUS l'A I( 2 !8-0Z 9f I UtTflllO llEf OJI Yl.l.l 55' ~~!~PIZZA -. -IA . c !~t~~.~!~.!fl~ ~ 12·0l$
BAKEDPOTATOES ..:...-12«36 · JUMBOSHRIMP ~"·" 2ff
OH-IOY · 81)c MillS. 'fljOAYS 95c
SU PER SANDWICH --, • .;_ t1 GOURMET SHRIMP -•·••
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BAG
99 ' 'ES RED APPL . DIUQO.US
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.. INYISTMENT STARTER
Ju1t.Jlke they say "llve·in one and rent the oth·
er." Duple>1: one bedroom ~ch side. ~ner wants
to tride up. This was tils inve1tment: starter.
S42,:500.00 Submit trade. call our Investment Di·
~ j .. B. Jones, ~9·)600.
IRING YOUR GOLF CLUBS
ll .Ublque home ii located: acrou ~street from
dO!( Lake ~lt CO\irse in Meadow Lake Es·
e. COrner Lot 3 BDR~. & Den 2 fireplaces
er 1nbdel home. $41,500.00. Call ~7-6010.
ILOc~' .WAJ.I. ·AROUND
YOUR . C~TLI , ...
b . '. e 5 bi· level family · home WftJt to Oprn-b@am vaulted celling:in llv·
t room, ~perate formal dining room, ·eating
are In , kitchen.• .wet;' bar in family room.-A.II
this and much more for $49,950, For more in-
fonnatlon.,call 546-2313.
ONl.Y 10 ·MONTHS .OtD ·
WalUng~or a new House, and 'don:r v.tnt t~
work+ fell,· here It' is• ••• everyttfing· is tn.·
Drapes, c&tj>et, land&c8p!ng. ·4 • lietlroom · and
faml~ rgom.,, 2..atory with 24501 sq.,ft.1 E"Pl"'4
belnt ~~'?.~ PJ'lvatef aundeck in mas er suite. ~ baumable 1VA loan ••• for ·only $:(2.500.
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It HO.-lfoo It! .
> '6"-ble VA.Loan ) VA·li'llA firmll
) Cul·n.&ac StTeet
) Near Sdlooll • Sh011Pl11& l Excellent Shq: CarPeta
) Bellutffld Tile PaUQ
I) Pal1el .. hmUy J!oom ,
) H'eavy lbake RoOt'
) $215 tolal monthly -I all lhil with four bedrooma
and • "t!!!!. -Great hmil1rColl546-2313.
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ASSUME . A LOAN! CINDEIELLA HOME WALK TO OCEAN
Tak'e '·over Jhll 7~ FHA loan with only $4,390 IN f
plus closlng cotts.' A bargain doesn't come alon1 ai
like" this very often .• bedrooms. 2 baths, ti.... COWGE PAii\
,. When you. own ttiil shM'o • bedroom hmpe .. Up-
graded \hroughoui only 2 years new. Owner will
1>ell G.L or F.H • .A.. $33,750.00. Call 847-601 0.
place, lot.a ot ,extra.built-in storqe space, aprin• Seeing ls. beJievtng' lhis 3 .bedroom llke·new
kle!"> latge corner lot with room for ~t or home. New-shag carpcliJl&', new vinyl floorlng ~1ler .. Qulck ~ialon. To~l l!'on.th_l,)t.pa.~ent, thro~hQut, new tile In shower, Jij?W garbage
will be $274/mOn,t.h. Tota.( PNce $331990. Call • dispoMI and recently painted outside $31 700. ~~13 t~ 'r: .. ,, . . ' ; Owner wants action ! For more lnto11m~tlon 'can.
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t . t.:arge fimlly room wlLh w.!t bar, Big fire-pll<e 6'· BBQ ~ ' . 2. Four'bedrooms, 3 baths a: 4J.ning room
3.· Large•23x4Q Heitted.P~l' 1' , 4. Intercom· 'f fire alann system throua:hout
5. Supe}' ~tJo with hu1e BBQ -.
6. One bedroom has private outside entrance
7. On a.quiet Cul-di!..Yc •
S. Large 6%..YA aaUme.ble Loan-Price ~,950.
646°7171 I
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The year forJ;you to-have th.I& perfect trl·level
custom house_. on · 17th falrWay . with fan tastier / view ot the' Mesa Verde Go!!' Course. Room .,for
Pool. Entertainment center 1 wJth wet b&r on'
lower level, also maids or' mother·ln-iaW wing •. ,
Pr'iv&te eiitrilnce: Five bedrootn1.1 Piiced". at
'84::;'00. ~ ~ 7171.
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SIT'N 10N· A -SUITCASE
oWrf,r p&c~ and ready tO 8-o. Great flye bed·
room .famtlY ·~ Jn University Park near
scboolYand .poolg. Ne"(ly dttorated. ?(Jaster bed•
roomAs huge am! downstairs, Kids bedroo111 up.
&tain. Corner lot 'fenced Jor Fido. Owner ukln«
'36:500, but really wants out! Submit offer. call ~7171; but hurly!! ·
. i PllbTI G~ 1 LQCATIO~ .
Great home for the e1<ecutlve. Ph.11 a dream kitchen for the' hoUJe\\;i(e. l...:llrgc <I bedroom home
plus den with firePJice lsJand 1tove with larJ;i:e
eating area in kitchen . ..Plus H.AF. Pool. $47,990.
Call 847-6010. • . •
WHY RENT7
Pay ypursclf . .Build savings and still have carea
flff">J1ving. nus 2 bedrd'om condominium has • ht.J:P' muttt bedroom, a great dm with wet llar,
a big,dhtlng room and laundry room. It's IUJl!:l"
cle«n with new wall to wall carpet and frllh,
paint • throughout. Private• pool1 and cluhol.llle,
$24,950. 646-7171.
. "EYEinHIN&; ~RTS
W1TH 'YOU," ' ' . . The -owners are moving to a new area ·and ,they
would . like · to see a nice coupje purchase this
lovely 3·, ~rOom hon:ie, 1oca~ close to the
beach, In 'Huntington Beach, before they go. The
price 11 only $24,000, all. termso •call 842·2535
"Look no tuft.her th'il ~ bedroom '~uty Ip ma<:Wate condJUon ii briaht u the' mornL"~•'u'0n.
This ·home hu cham galore, call l t • The .
price.will aurprlse you~ 842·2535 ··
OONVEltll •·TO ·'DQrtn:; $24:7~0· -.
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Good Costa Mesa J0caUon-P4!9!So. Bu.riders .-
Great Potential for 12·unit.s. plU1 a good 2 bed·
room house. Call 646-7171.
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"A. CAREFUL BUYERS DREAM" , . ' Thia exceptional· home JI your chance to get
your moneya worth. ~~ lit Fountain Valley
In a vecy, popular area ~ schooll and ahop-
ping. Take idxantaee·can 842-2533: • . .
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With:·apRl(>vill.'of· authorities: Thia 4 bedroom
home was converted' to. dµplex In 1966· tubae· '
quently converted-to home.10pportunlty to pyra~
mid. R·2 L0t.4'Submk terins .. 646-71'7f ~ ' J . . ,•. . .
. LAID IOUT;FOR ACTIVITY
poocs .. locatlon'tta ~Coll~~ PJrk. Low down pay· mept.1,No~doWn 'to cr&uyers. 3 bedrooma~famlly
room.-1" r..thl. r,yaur,ahance to move into a
very nice home in popular Collea:e Patli .at a
rnsonable . price and terms $29,950.. call
546-2313.
Large ·" bedrbom... 2~1-1h!.w>th .a,,15 .x .. 22 •bonus
room. Over ;ooo sq. ft. Ftreplacet g:alore•h\;lfv· •
Ire. room .. ld.t~ 'tn bonus room.• QNY.;o1 ! ' ... -.. Mffa.Verde's1qUJ,t treeti:, jw;t,blocb to .:ChooL. -. ~:iM~ ,fl'l~'. ;ttlall~Cleen. Only ff:~ ; :
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Thla•doll --hu ·lt-o.down.:.:Dlt~ ,
ptan ,1s superb. a· ~m•, 11>wnata1n. .1..,,,u. • . w· ""-y •AT ·1o·w COST ~ per ,..i,t'&e Bonu.1 Rodrn upe:taln. Hetvy , 'alla}ce " f AUK ..
root and near new 1hag carpet. To lff call When ·you own this 'plush' 4 bedroom home 'I°'"
847'-6010.1 • I • · caled ~.near Ocean and New · Shoppin'g eei.ter.
:' \ 1 : I . Owner tn.nat;erred. His Jou, your ,,in. Priced
. ' ·llUnERCUP YELLOW '
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· Dupl~x ~la Cororm. dd Mar Io ca t I" o·n - 3
BR rUsuc ,.homt 1padOU1 livtns ,room uied brlc:k
lfr•plad, .• .,_,, bc1m celllnt• -'cilnirig'l'<lOl!L
Step saver kitthen, d.iahwuher, electric built-Jn,
2 bath·-rmeparate enclosed J)lllio. Qualliy wall
to wall ~~ I: drapes plua studfo apt,over
gaar,e. Only $63.500-.. 673-8550.
• at '3.0QO beJQW matket'Ca.11847-6010.· {
. ' · "HOME OF THE MqNTH"•
Thick 1hlg carpels, tfili <'bedroom , famll~m
and large 45 x 22 CUilom p:>OI hu 'It ' aU. Fet.·
twu too many to mention. ,JI you ' want lo i1ve
i'!. HunU'¥'too Beach, a mUlt to see. Call 8'2·2535
High abow-Laguna Beach with a breathtakfn1 YIOo('of"'Ul\<~l'acll\C and twinldlng lltrhta.
cuatam .(.. 3 bath home. ~~~ tam.
U)'l'dom, ....,..,~ ',ttiJJnp. Onl)' '52~150-V a~t-calJ 6T3"'GOOU
"UVE RENT FREI''
Hect'• your cbi:nce to live , better tor !tu tn :."=t;i~~Ca18J!"s42"?"~-· 11mo_1o _ ...
VACANT AND READY '
O..nor motlu\I<!. l..oft id hoUle. for tlM! m_.,, huge.-co~i:1ol.'.B6at;Gale. New paint A calpet.
3 bedreon:1. 2'-8'0. film.Uy· room plus Patio. All
thlt on1> ~.:i,oo.oo. can 847-0010. 1
, ~ANISH HACIENDA
3 -2 baU. 11,..i.... Pat1o.h11117 room, •baa carpet A luxury dr.11;pe1. Shows lDcl a model Only 12S,990.00. Call 847-6010
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NEWPORT BEACH
1700 Newport llvd.
646-7171
COSTA MESA
2790 HerbOr llvd.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH CORONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS
17931 Beech Blvd. 6014 Werner Ave. ']]2 Mer9uerlte :2790 Kerbor Blvd. Suife 2011
842-2535 . 847-60'10 67J-85SO CMt• M-~1600
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
, • 12 Lindt 1111 Drive
. ,: Elegant new 5 BR. 41'.i ba. home w/formal
· din. rm ., !am. rm., wet bar. Impressive en-
try court w/16 fl. mahog. doors ... $179,500.
For Compl1t1 lnformttlon
On All -& Loll, PIMN Ctll:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
' 341 Bty1lde Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161
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?., . OUTSTANDING
General
UNl()Uf: ti()Mf:S
"LUXURIOUS & LOVELY"
MACNAB· IRVINE
Realty Company
ELEGANT· SPACIOUSll
2 vrs. new!! Great 4 BR, FR home. Laszlo
Sharkany 644-6200.
SHDOTll ond DON'T MISS THIS
Shows like a model-Dover Shores 4 br., FR,
pool. Luxurious cpt. Beautiful drapes. Cozy
fireplace . Walter King 644-6200.
SEEKING TAX SHELTER?
Invest in Corona del Mar Duplex. Shop In
Fashion Island. Walk to beaches. Relax while
investment appreciates. $77,500.
ADJAC~.NT UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW LOTS
Near Ocean. 75' .frontage. Priced to sell •
$20,000 total. Gladys Russell 642-8235.
1644 M1cArthur Blvd. 901 Dover Drive
6#6200 6-42-8235
NEWPORT BEACH
General
ACTION_ HOMES
PRICED TO SELL i-
Term1 to prove it. * 3 BR 2 BA Villa Ptti1ir,
t story condo. All term~ &.
~'.':. "°"""'· Gre.•'1t I " * 3 BR 2"' BA Tiburon' al·
boa" model. Owner m 1ni::
now.Take over a bl GI
loan. Pri~ for a Righi·
NO\v sale/UJ,500. * 3 BR "Monterey" model
in Tiburon. Take ov~r a
$24.500 FHA at $237. PJTt.
And 7 more 3 to 4 SR. . "' WILDI ,
Mod artist has completely
dl?{.'Ora!ed a really differ~nt
3 BR home. then he pla]led
enough trcos and no,ve~ 10
cover !he purchaie prife.
Tremendou!I at $24,500.
if , or 2 duplexes, 3 BR, 2 BA, l• ' • 3 fittplatft. Close k beach.
:1• $S2.5'Xl. Term.11. : .; • George Willltmoon
.,.,. REALTOR : • l4M57o 645-15'4
Ocean & H•rbor View
Dana Point • New Triplex. 2
BR, 2 BA each. Custom
built. 33916 El Encanto Ave.
Open House (Sat & Sun. 1-5)
PYRAMID EXCHANGORS
REALTORS 615-8800
UNIQUE HAS THE BEST LI STINGS
••.......... IN THE BEST AREAS
IN lltVINE TERRACE
PANORAMIC VIEW OF · NEWP0RT HAR·
BOR. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, SPANISH fire-
place, kitchen wilb buill·ins, CUSTOM dee·
orated carpets & drapes. BlJILT·IN WINE
CELLAR & WET BAR. Entertain under the
stars. BEAUTIFUL PATIO, AUTO. TIME
LlGHTS. For the discriminaliDg buyer.
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CHARM· COMFORT· VALUE
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3 bedrooms, 1 ~ baths,· fre•hly 1 painted. on
Bayshores Dr. You wijl be pleased.· Close
lo beach. $59,500. Harry Frederick, ,
• ENCHANTING RETREAT
~uxe 2 bedroom apt wilb private beach
In Laguna. We like Ibis. Outstanding ocean
view. Well priced at $45,500. Jim Muller.
IN A CLASS BY ITSELF
Cameo Shores "l'""tacular view. 3 BR, FR,
large formal dinmg rm, pool sile lot, beau·
tlfui nrden. S95,000. Bob Yorke.
' LIDO ISLE
Gracious !J BR, sep. Din. rm, huge FR. Im·
maculate. Big lot on Piazza. $110,000. Pius
charming 3 BR on quiet st. Summer or small
lam. home. $59,500. Charlene Wbyte.
A SPECIAL WAY OF LIFE
is yours In "THE BLUFFS." l<>vely 3 · 4
BR Townhouse, 21'.i ba., formal dining, thick
carpeting, billiard room, Bayfront location.
$51,900. Belle Partch.
BAYCREST ·BEST BUY
One of our finest adult cared for homes.
IMMACULATE 3 bdrm wilb formal dining
room & family room . Call to see. $79,500.
Bud Austin.
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Newly decorated 4 bedroom, 51'.i )lalbs.
Large panel1ed famlly room. Wet bar &
soda fountain. Space for large boat.
Eileen Hudson.
IDEAL FOR ADULTS
OR SMALL FAMILY, one level. 2 Lge BR's,
small den, wet bar, lovely patio; Near shop-
ping, pools, school. Univ. Park. $36,900.
14Chuck" Lewis.
NEW IN UNIVERSITY PARK
2 story Doll House • 3 bdrm, 21'.i bath. Beau-
tiful upgraded decoration. Nice view near
pool, courts & school. Owner trans. $42,900.
George Grupe.
CAMEO SHORES VIEW ESTATE
Nearly Iii acre. Perfect for entertaining.
Large rooms, pool, cabana, terrific bar, 4
bdr m, 51'.i balbs. Call for picture brochure.
$175,000. George Grupe.
OCEAN VIEW $57,500
Choice Corona del Mar location with private
beaches. Has 3 bedrooms & room for pool.
See this sweeping view from master BR. LR,
Din. rm & kitchen. HWTY! Bill Comstock.
IN MESA VERDE: A 5 Btdroom
. .. or 4 and Paneled Den . Near Balearic
School and Estancia Park. 75'x!OO' fee Joi
2-story floor plan with added room for work:
shop or storage. Extras include water soft-
ener, ir:nmacula~ely finished garage and a
housewife who s super neat! This makes
IN THIS· TOWNHOUSE * * * * * * AU.terms. • 2 BEA1111FUL "SUBURJiIA in BACK BAY AREA. 3 Bedroom, 3 bath,
builtin kitchen. COMMUNITY POOL & REC.
ROOMS including billiards, cards and sew·
ing. CARPET & PAINT allowance. 6'h% loan
AVAILABLE. Only ....... , ...... ,26,250.
TAYLOR Co PARK" homes, priced· iin
. e
low fortfo• with top fi"aoc·
Ing avail. Truly a pleasure
to llct'!
good sense. -
PRESENTED AT $46,950 e PHONE 546-5990
IN EASTBLUFF: A 5 Btdroom
Lusk Built, Newport Beach residence. Few
properties approach this for casual elegance.
Jmmaculate condition with wood floored fam-
ily room, relaxing formal living and dining
rooms and upstairs bedrooms that are a
page out of the past. And, oh yes, a 3 car
garage!
PRESENTED AT $65 .950 e PHONE 675-6000
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IN MESA VERDE: A 4' Bedroom, Pool
Single story with lots of light,/lenty of glass
and nifty filtered and heate pool. Atrium ·
entry formal dining and practical pool area
make for great traffic flow. This Republic
Home has many unique aspects to it and it's
vacant.
PRESE.NTED AT $52.500 e PHONE 546-5990
' U~l()Uf: ti()Mf:S ' . e CORONA DEL MAR-'675 -6000 ' 2443 E.ut Coast Hlahw:i.y, Corona: dcl Mu
e MESA VERDE,--546 -5990
2850 Verde Drive, Co~till Mes.&
"SWELLE(EGENT''
ON BALBOA ISL.
THE (;IRCUJ...t.R STAIRWAY \eads you up
the stairs where you will ' find the living
room, dining room, kitchen, 1 bedroom , 1
bath, ALL CARPETED. Downstairs, 3 bed·
rooms, I bath. Great id~a. ....... $79,500.
INVEST IN HAPPINESS s uNns ·.
IN EASTBLUFF -SPLIT-LEVEL VJEw
. APARTMENTS. Owners unit 3 Bedrooms I Iii
balbs, 4-2 Bedroom l'h balbs, 3'1 Bedroom
1 Iii balbs. SO GET LUCKY. Only $198,450.
"-OBEY THAT IMPULSE"
TRADE WITH THESE
3-4 Plexes all in a row. All UNITS have 2·3
bedroom, 2 balb, 1·2 bedroom l·l bedroom.
SPACIOUS ind close lo shopping in SUPER·
RENTAL AREA. It's impossible al ,196,500 . .
//@tue-$"""-
~ ANO ASSDCIATIS
REALTORS'
64~·7.27,0
2121 E~'ST COAST l:lfGHW'AY
• Gttl'!r•I . CORONA:DEL MAR, CAL fF. 11--------...... __ . _______ ,_ ... ·-• •'iii'ii*-iii ••.•
--------General
$30,500 Baycrests Finest Gonortl · <Hnor11
SPANIS!t DESIGN ' EllC)lish Charmer $"4 950' I :-------
Delightful added waU patiO. • • • ~ 1 • '1 · Spa • h A h
Lus do u• gold shag 3 Patras + DrnlllCJ 2 . F~mily ROC>ml . ms re es
carpeting, rich wood panel-Baycrest or Dover Shores! PresUge IOca:tion:--2200 sq. ft. 4 + · Family
ing, Den 3 bedrooms, 2 Baycrest and elegant! 4 bed· home-perfec{ desJgn for ac-+ D• •
bathl, family room with rooms. 3 baths. Custom tive family livirig. Family lftlftCJ
CORONA DEL MAR -$98,500
Land Value! Nice older home on 3 beautiful
R-1 lots in top location. 1 block to ocean. Per·
feet spot for luxury homes.
''Our 27th Year"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realtors
2111 Son Jotquln Hlll1 Rood
NEWPORT CENTER 6-44-4910
General
DOG LOVERS
W•'vo built '" a 'dog run for OFFERED BELOW
your how>d•! Eut.td• Au· VA APPRAISAL
helm locatiOn • SIA ASSUM· ABLE FHA LOAN. Four bd-Be~t the heat this Summer
rm..s .. 2 bath. 15' x 24' eov· I with a cool pool and lovely
ered patio. F~nced yard • covered patio areas sur-
fruit trees. Close to park I rounding a fine 4 bedroom
: , schools. O}'lLY $29 950, MESA VERDE HOME. IM-
' l\tACULATE CONDITION!!
Eveninp Ca.U 548-3265
. LEASE OPTION
Immac. .C Bedrm Century
Park home, only 1 year old.
Beaut beamed ceilings in
Jc-itch. fai;n rm & bedrms.
Nicely Jdscpd front & rear
·w/rm for boat or lrlr. Own-
er will lease or lease.<1ption
at $28.5 per mo. Im.med. oc··
cup . .$34,950.
·· co: Ts
WALLACE
REALTORS
Open Ever1ings e 962-445-4 e
Now priced at only $39.950 .
ALL TERMS OFFERED. co: Ts
WALLACE
REALTORS
-546-4141-
. (Op~n Ev1nin91J
Reduced $3,000!
Beach Area Duplex
$27,000!!!
Huge bedrooms. Stove, re-
. frigerator and more stay.
_llOO sguare feet per unit.
Screened and covered pa·
tio. Investors dream! Low.
low price • move fast • Call
64>-0303.
I ORI \I I. 01 \0 \
Rl4;rQR.
tlreplaee. Near shopping, all style manUe over wall fire-room with l n .s P I r in r · WCI• tO laGch.
schooh:. Room for boet. 5% place. Formal dining. Dec· fireplace, gourmet built-In ciide thru th~ arches to'mi.a-1 !!!!!!!,.,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
dow" "°"""'t' °' oo dow" ocator wallpaP"r. Lau""ry kltche"· t d I ~i h "· .i.-<1?.ublc ,c,try. U'J<]B' $35,950! EASTSIDE-
G.I.! 540-1720. room. Try to match this for Onnplete Y finis .. bonus giant living room. Fornial 4 Bdrm, + 3 Biths
$55,000! Call today. 645-0303 rt>opi for ente · Near dining. Gaiden kitchen by 2000 sq. ft. family residence • -VACANT
TARBELL
-YA·
REPOSSESSION
IORl\I L Ol\O\
" /.'EAJ.TOR.
all schools &: :i:-9 shop-family room. 4 ~~ .. m. 1: 2 · '"" SM'M V *' I L -~.......,~ designed for active living & 3 B«l:room, fireplace home. p .. 06., ,,.,w ,,. ~ now on baths. Boat' •. trailer -if.le. I property which may be Call now _ 645-0303. enterja.I~ ng •. F•mlly room Alley access for boat, trail·
assumed with Jow down with tl.rtplaet. Thick ped-er. $24,950. IBA or VA.
payment! 540-1120 , .detl -expensive ehag
TARBELL 10111.\I I Ol\O\
..-carpeting, ·decorator drapes .
.Planter boxes, full dining
. rbom. Brit, -~1120.
Nowporl
ti '
AND MORE :
pool homes from s~.750.
4 BR homes from $30,600.
5 BR horn~ from $32,000.
CALL 546-5411 Anytime
LARWIN REALTY
MESA VERDE I
Located near CAUFO~)'A
Elementary school, TEI'~·
KLE Intermediate schObl
and a :oJhort drive to EST~ -
CIA High Schoo! and QR·
ANGE COAST OOLJ..EGB Is
this 4 bdrm., 2 bath hoine
with lara:e family room ahd
B/I elec. kitchen. Patio,
fenced yard ~ profes,,i~n
ally landscaped lront and
rear. Can be purchased with
no down on VA terms> or
with low down FHA firuiD<;-
lng. An excellent buy at Oqly
$33,150.
-~· Terrific Trip14f·
for home or lrivestmm~ 1 •
Choice Easfside 10c,4ticm
close lo 17th St. shopping!&
transportatM>n. 3 delid}Uul 2 bedroom units, prl_v'iitC'
garden patios, built-ins "<qid
qulet forced a i r heating.
Closed covered garages ilr
security. A real value ~I
$47,500. CAL!. ~ ,_
E:Rl -
SUDDENLIW'a
AVAILABLE ·
See II: now! • 31 Bedrooin.
den, Baycrcsl home. YoU 'll
like it • and tbe advat;{agc
of immed. posses$1CfJ!
155.500. l
PETE BARRETT !
-REALTY-•.
Super North Costa Mesa lo-
cation near OCC. Large 3
bedroom, family and lanai,
full builtln kitchen, shake
roof, fittplact. $950. down
to anyone. Full price only
128.9'<!.
COUNTRY CLUB ·
Spanish d~r condominium 2955 Harbor, ~ta, Mesa
F1irview 642-.5200
6-46-8811 [ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l!!!!(JiJY,.. i ' F A -<
'
at its finest, and the only THE KEY
pJu,;, 3 BR 3 BA avall. Ad-· '$24 9501 jacent to the Country Club TO COMFORT~E LlVING 1 • •
Fantastic cond. & k>calio~ enough rm In right places • . '~SWIM POOL''
.. -TARB ELL
(1nytim1)
BIG HO.USE
NEAR BEACH GOVERNMENT
HARBORE!l/IE
HOM SI
Spacious Monaco 'MOdet !
:· • 133-4700 --Call 54().llSl (Open Eves.)
1~=~~1
plus POOL. Will sell this Ira: lam nn. acl"OSI from 3 'bedroOm!, 2 'seJ)QJ'ale
week for $36,995. adlt liv area. 2 1ty .C BR bath!, finest built~iq deluxe
Call 545-8424 (Open eves.) Pacesetter w/din rm .. lg ldtchen, dl1h'washer .
SMALL PRICE OWNED
3 bdrm's, 2 baths, rumpus FHA &: VA repossessed
room, dining room, den, 2 Townhouses & homes. Low
lireplaca, sundeck. $36,500. down. No p:>ints or Escrow
2 BA, Fonnal din ..•
Lrg. kitchen iw/bttakf
area, Best of all ... You o'
the land. Presented at~;: • • " ..
: ..
• "
644-2430 Coldwel~ Banker .......... COY patio Ii: play trff. Nr. Fireplace. C6vered patio.
achl. vac. Ownr, transd. Enjoy pool,' 540-ir.lo. 1kL
~~ J, WARD RLTRs ' i TAR BELL Call 1 _________ 1649 Westcliff Dr. N.B . 646-0228 I •
General 1G ·~,-n-,-.. ~1---'----
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B. Sell Idle ll•m• jJil!!l!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ll!!l~!!!! .. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll 642-5678 Now!
Gener1I General General
. \out h, (-Odst
--2956 Harb<r, Coota IJI ...
Gener11 . . "' iiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ..
114.·11;1a WALKER & "Li·E\ REALTORS. , : c I
'
fees. Gov't pays closing
costs. All price ranees. Call
968-4441 ' CREST REALTY
General
$4i~ A ·~ t!1."!0'roprrt~!
General ~:i
• START THE NEW YEAR ' $100 TOTA&..!KiWM 'A\IMINT • . '
: .
• . ·'. ...
YA NO DOWN
LARGI, LARGE
J bedroom home. Convenient to everythin;:. H~"''OOd
floors, FORMAL DINING room. shake roof, fireplace, dlsh-
wuher. etc. 2% baths, block tenet, separate laundry room, only $34,500.
In your own home and here ls the perfect ont". 2 1torle1 with
3 bedrooms, family room. den, 3-car guage and In Newport
Helrhts. Vacant and ready for a fast move. can now! •
MeSA VEROE
plus clostn1 cost.1 vela Or FHA. Sutt b&ts 'rentfnC. ( W"~ rooms. 2 ,,.ths, addecL i:aaelled 1amily room. co'rner lot 1n
Costa Mell. ~.ooo. call -
UP POl ... IS
IN COSTA MUA
MINl·llANCH ,
$15,100
11 full price inch.iOing sharp little cottage all draped ani
carpeted with kJtchen bullt-ins:Tool .shed and Iota ol OJ>eH spaces '1ic miles to ocean. It can~l last long. l
4 llDROOMS PLUS ' . $11,500 GIM
separate Fam. Rm. added for pure living <:omforl ma~/
thJI: home a muaf sec. Extra fMtures Include built In ran-a:
anr oven, ln large country style kitchen. Buffet and book-
case, covered flagalo~ P«tlo. .a.II tunoundc:_d by 'block waJI
• •
.. .
•
•
IN HUNTINGTON llACH
Nta.r the lluntlnglon Ctnter, ttm clean sharp home has a
Doughboy pool, greenhouse In the reat 4 lota of fruit trees .
Ownr:r moving East.. • • • •
~·STOIY NOMI • • Wl1H Min IHlllll "
4 btdroom. family 1'(I01ll, 2000 sq. tt. -plus a brand new he•t·
ed pool, Belt llunUna:ton Buch location. FuJJ price $32,950.
H•l•gtOll
7612 •••••
leach Office. -842-4455 °"'"""'"" IM0-1140
.•
Pool side luxury. A fabulous 3 bedroom CUSTOMIZED
HOME. A stone's throw from the golf greens. A formal din -
ing room and famtly room help make thla 2600 aq. tt. of luxury a must see! .
•
, ltlA•Nll'ICINT Mc.ii'i n • .
dcol""ed homo In b<autlful r 6rtat100 l.quM. One of th<
finest aree.1, cu.atom development and epte:taeular views .
Over 2500 sq. !L of luxury conatruction and mucb mort.
Newport Beach Office -646-7711
204J Wlltdlff Dr. et Inf• C?r'-l111lop
4 bedroom, :i beth, ttre~' forced air bM.t, double garage
and all the 1ooilits. Better grab tut at. t1'is whole.&le price
6f $25.950. ;No down to vei.,. low down to FHA.. call . ' . .
I
Costa ..._ Office.
27'0 ..-.....
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54S.t4tl
545-0465
• fenCe for maximum pt,lvacy. ll'• avaJ;llbl~ no down VA ai..
•J'Pf•lw 52:1,500. ' J
.. ' 'ttU .. IOOl • ·8
. . pulflloU• '
(cir \he fun loving !amby ..,. JooluM me• 3 lit', a b<thl
.. lllt.utltully carpeted with' ld_..""111>1it, """' brJdt
ftnpioce, eovmd pttlo. ~~wt•-~arouof cul·de-tlC tot tor maximum ... ....., to wbefi
MCJ'OW <100<1. Total prl"" ~ •"'1 182 °" mo. c.Jl 1
. Fountain Y• Offrce -~I
lrMkhunt K,... ,,_ Ll'J ·'fl •••4wert •
HWJ71 .,....,.. "1 t:OO P.111.
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l l'ILOT ·ADvtRTISU W~, JIOUll'Y 26, 1972 DAIL V PILOT /S7
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4 •DllM., 2 BATH layc:rest lousl * Du:i•x * TUllTLI llOCK lllOADMOOR PRIMI UNITS Opportunity • $12,795 3 + DI..!.. -.1 .... ~. ~-~ .. -u., _Lovejy walled home, jUJt a stone'• ~"' H SIX 2 BR, i BA apta • .,.... SMALL reWI butlneio m
+ ,,_....... --· ftom 11.C.I. I Separate canlen areas, 4 bd, 110 COurle estate We•tc!IU Shopping C"'ter. San Clemente. 1-.
lullt On Your Lond ...,11111y lrpl, cup." tlropes. Take rms., 2 bolhs, famU~ rm. Priced' at just. ':JI Bll·ln kitchens, lrplc's , Joe, good wW, Just step In. ' -1.143-"" ft. U¥1nr .... I B G' ' '"39 .,.;:. • look at thla " Jet ,..., ... llGO ""C '-•""' .L ... , c~nyon la,.. Br., laundry' Seuoned Yery ..... For Wo call -';-All i.!b "pluter uy -.-·~ .... -ir. ..,... • M' LUDJNG, HE ~-... v~ ' . adull' tenants. ~ retu(n 492,:1143 or 49)-8552.
;.Hard-.i cabU..ts Two Ill·•-Formal db> ,DUl'LEX 5 llOllOOMS -ONE STORY + IU •belier. $135,000 with
' ", Bre-t l>A" Ins. 3 h,... -., Prl· 1 Bdrm 1 each. 1 older, 1 This onels only & m ... NEW. Co~rate own1· five bedrooms O fom"1 y ~-_D 3 both_s nexlbi. """'·
· • _p,,11-... be•\..-vate entry to muttr eulte. newer. Both fumllbed. Ex·. . -" . th'· I b be! t " ·~ ... ~ ·.-;:::::; __ ·,:_,__ u·~· lamtty ....,.. Bil ceUent --Soulh o1 ! er 11 ... ermg t 111 1pac ous ome a ow cos 3 D 3 fi I D I bo<ocnt& taWtJOD J .. .,,..."_ ·-~~ t>atlo t. yard. Hurry • c.u highway. Gocld -enL . tor quick t1411e. SEE THIS ONE TODAY!!! cor 91r19e !rep aces corner of _. ..
Investment
Opportunity 220
BOOMING fl e a l t h Food
Market. Ecology a row n
beef. Revoluticnaey new tu
1helter, Armchair Cattle
Barons needed. Min. in-
vestment S600. N or d y k e
Ranch, 436 w. 6th St.
Tustin. 5«-2302.
JUST $9." SQ, FT. 645--0.103. MORGAN R!AL TY "SINCE 1948" 2"-hour security guard gote 34.16 Via Udo 615-4562 ~· ·~~:°:C:.":., 67M642 675-6459 7 HOUSES
built since '57" ANXIOUS OWNER ht West•m Bank Bidle. , ...
CALL 53.7-0380 + EMPTY HOME Unlvenity Park; Irvine
Ul666 Wesbnlnster Ave G G -OPPORTUNITY Doy' l»-0101
ClPEl'f SUN 10 1o '4 • • Thi• owner wants action"\
STAN C 0 INVESTORS ~~.":,~:'~"":-"whit~ !1!H•un1•1•"""1i..,, "'....,,"-.,....,.,L,.•.__'"'"'"'" ... """c1t"""""
PARADISE 8QUeekaandhec:na1cLt0% 'WAL:KTO a • REAL -
' I Jwit lilted Eastslde 4-plex down. $59,SiOO. "'
UILDllS, INC. GoOd eon<iition. Hlah lnoo ; Unlwrslty RHlly HUNTINGTON SWINGIN"'•
. . • Jo alnt ·--·~-3001 E. Cat. Hwy. 673"510 CENTER • •• · NEWPORT He;gbts: nu cpt, w m enance. ~-. GOLDENWEST HOUSE w/ruest hse. Close to owner has priced this prop-BY owner, cbarnurc 2 br, on . . cnu Dr. 139,000. erty at only 146,000. Low R2 eorner Jot w/mau!"' COLLEGE • • • • • VA NO OOWN P'YMT.
Newport Heijhtll: Cute 2 br down FHA or no down VA brick frplc, open beams. ln this CLE AN• COM-THE BIGGEST BUY:trJ THE
cottage, fixer-upper w/ terms avail. Hurry on thia: &75-2f09. F 0 R T A B L E and VILLAGE OF Ll\GUNA,
a:uest hR. $26,500. one. , LUSK 2 story 5 Dr 4 ba 3 -~ERFUL t!o BR hon:· Det$.iled 2 story desJ gn. Tra·
Eae:t-side Cosl& Mesa· Im-Call MS-5880 (Open Eves) lrpl blitt ~Uon ; Wl entry , Pl 1ar dltlonally atyli!d eXterior of
2 b · c, green · , ~ master bedrn'l, IO hubby can ........... 1--•· tu h mac. r cottage, has I
1
land. Asent 675-7225 H.J.R.. k 1 1 ,. Co . nt .. ......,.. P cull\,. s CCf>, eavy $19 000 VA loan Sell · ~-snea n a • nverue shake rooflines enclosed t22'.ooo. · ~ • -Cott• Meu ~ kitchen wi.th builtin1 and courtyard en~,. Locat·
College Park: 3 br, fam rm, -DRIVE BY km .0 t cupboards lM )'OUr ed on wide, sweeptJc corner
111• 11 9u11t reo111 er 11rv11tf'1 quirt.rs. ...
thi1 home is bein Q finished now and should
be evei11ble Jn mid-februtry ...
26 htirmit1ge l1ne 1t roy1I st. 9eor9e road, '
n•wport be1ch ••• less th4n '100,000. .. . \ '
Clriv• by tnd se• it, then c4ill owner et , ..
telephone: 644-I 140 big yrd, Immac. Use M cookq enjoyment. lot, in finer l.agunlt section. ~··VA --I $26 900 I 2755 TERN, C. • Sporow Riiy ••2-4474 Over 2200 SQ. FT. OF LIV .r"7 . •~.uw. • · ' • "FOR THE PROFESSION· ~ • ·1~--~-------------East·Side ~Mesa: Super 4. Bdrm + Family Rm AL" -Sill hlch on a hill, 2 "A nett tor ewry Bird" AREA, FEATURif;& 3 BO. Newport S..ch Sant• Ane
beautiful almost new two dinl111; room convenient ott firepll lrg 1 3 BA RMS., MAs.SIVE FAM. RM., _,..:.. __ .;...,..;...,.__ --------
3 hr, 2 ba w/btlns "1llg, the cheer!ul bullt-in kit· I II ".ili, :U' i, · IMMEDIAT_, FORMAL DlNING RM., ser-FULL PRICE IS BY OWNER
Spanish style. SS0,000. chen. Graciolll living room dorm A .;.i ~larm in POSSESSION viced by 2'ii BATHROOMS. 3 BR, 1 BA. Xtra large kitch·
Kingaard R.E. 642·2222 enhailced , by log bui-nlng ,;~ v':roe area. ~Call VA $lOO. TOTAL CASH Elegant llv. nn., 1~/SI'ONE $21,500 en A dining area. Shag cpts,
EXECUTIVE fireplace! Asswne 6%% 842-4466 moves you into tril1 great :iEPLACE, ~'" center No down to GI Buyers and custom drps. Covered patio.
ESTATEll loan &: your monthly homeinatatiuloulloc.fBR Ri ~ ~pen to f '~ard. minimum down to IBA Jn Large yard, Brand new
Beautiful 1 pa c I 0 u 1 ' 4 payme.nts w_lll be leas ~ ht immac cond. Like new to! :a~~ ~ut CUS-tact, everyone tuatili!s. O'Keefe A Merritt stove. 2
b!?droom, 3 bath estate, 2600 rent incluih~ taxe1, m-crpts I: drpl, wa1kinJ: dis-Well designed klitchen' has ~arp 3 bedroom ~mer car Pflie. $22,995. 836-5672
,lq. tt. cu.s1om built cme. terest, principal A .in-tance to Golde11wes,t College all BUll..T • ~ RANGE wtth cpen beam cedulg!, Sant• Ana Heights
Ha. everything -plus 20x40 surance. 540-lm. 4' BEDROOMS " major shop cent. $29,150 SELF • CLEAN'. 0 VEN'. ~ear new carpels'& drapes, MUST SEE i heated & filtered pool, cen-Full Price. DISHWSHR., BREAKFAST ideal location. Great fenced
, •. on 2 Jots, downtown Costa
hfesa. $875. monthly in-
come. $10,000, down, Hurry,
won't last! Only -
$79,500.
PERRON REALTY 642-lm
1797 Orange Ave .. C.~t.
28 .UNIT
2 &: 3 Br. 2 Ba. Nr shop'g.
8231 Ellis Ave., 118. $42(1 !'ii .
847-3957.
DANA Point • New duplcx.
$49.500. Silver Lanicrn al La
Cresta. Webb-Bier. 642-4905.
Industrial Pr-rty _168
Money to Loan 240
1st TD loans
6% % INTEREST
2nd TD loans
8% int. based on P<tuity.
Also NEW 95%
or sale-price loans
Sattler Mtg. Co.
642-2171 545-0611
Located in tbe hub of Orange Serving Harbor: area 21 yrs.
County one mile !lOuth cf NEED CASH FAST?
Disneyland. Approx. 12,000 1st & 2nd )oans mo.de or buy
1q. ft, ~I.th 2,CXX> S<:J. ft. of your mist deed!l. ~fr. Cl.ay-
afr.conclitloned 0U1cc a r too. (TI4) 542·9380 .
showroom area, Easy 8C· ~~~~
CE'SS to all major freeways. · ;: ~
on street parking for 15 I 1 Rini J ~
cars. Could be divided into 4 HIMn °'
individual units. Pr ice d
below todays replacement -------· at $106,000. C.F. COL-HOUMI Furnlihed 39()
ESWORTHY &: CO
REALTORS, 6T,...i930. Newport Shores
Loll for Solo 170
OCEAt'4 V.IEW
LOT ira.I air c o n d I ti 0 n j n 1 , Near Newport HtJ. on \6th •. , BAR, etc. Fam . rm. with YaJid. Tota.I payment as low 3 Bdrm, D.R., used brick
AM-FM 2 fireplaces etee-St. Just a few ate-trom WET BAR 'nh. t aa $168 per month. Why rent, lrplc, dshwshr, bi( yd, . ' · ' 2955 H bo Costa M -· • 11 cus om c._all1 heated pool, Ahq cpt & drpa Ne'WPOJ'l Helghtt fee land.
tric garage door opentt and ar r, eaa J>8rk I: children rpla,yground. t6J.447J·( =J IN-ll03 quality home is immacu1ate w · lk & l thruout. Bst climate. $29.500 Call tor &'ppt. to"aee. • 1
3 BR., 2 BA. HOM~
wl Fireplace. Compl luf'll.
incl wshr/dry, blt·in1. !ncd
yrd, patio, ·garage. Yearly ·
$350. Singles, pet/child ak.
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" much, muoh more, all .. ,. AnENTION ' • BR., i BA. Kitchen b!tns., I • thruo\11. Owner is forced to a er ee 2020 •,. ting vn.a huge double corner FA beating, new carpet,. sell immed. Offt~ tor only 1 Spruce 545-l775.
1ot. 1.oan available on price VA BUYERS 1arge 1encec1 yarc1. m,900. SPARKLING $47,900 FULi\. PRICE Rea!""' Mobile HomH Lachenmy er:
reductjon of $58,500. Call Vets. now is the ume to bey CALL Ci) 06•HU 4 PLUS POOL NO' DOWN PYMT. 2190 Hu1>or Blvd. at Adams For Sole 125 I . Walker & lee = ':,'::,~ w:, ";:., "';: AtJ.c, $32,500. ~:':!:~~~ 5!5--0MS ()pen 'tU
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PM DELUXE Flamingo 3l"s1· 1 1860 Newport Blvd, c.M.
• •-•~ Don't 7'11ALTY ·--mo Incl Int @ 10 UNITS sel·UP ID Famlly Park. i Call 646-3928 Eves. 646-4067
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Real.ton 2-3 • 4 """'4'-"'ma. Nt1r Nt.,.rt P••f ottlc• 2 Baths, like· new crpti I: ......._ _.. ... · Eullide Costa Mesa, great bdrm., ane la 1r1 ..... size, 2 -Harbo Bl d t A~---wait • aee us now! -formal din, chl!t'l'Y 7% % annual/ % rate, tor n.u'6 , "'""' . r v . a ......-110 EXECUTIVE , id!;! Freab paint tn. and 29% )TS. rental area. Seven 3-bed-lge. puUman baths, washer
545-9491 Open 'tll 9 PM .e SHOWCASE HOME e out! Shows Ilk• a model! MISSION 1REAL TY ,;,a,,,. and three 2-bedrooms. °" dryer, new shag carpet,
FRENCH 3BR.2,%BA,custom~pes. GI or FHA termJ! Call 915 .SO. COAST HWY., ~l~a~!ni,~ :~~~~~ new drapes. new detuxe
AR R in like • new cond. Water· 847.un LAGlUNA ...... Universal ditbwuher, front lj)U TE ooltener. Corner lo~ nn. for SE~·oUR ilEALTY ln4l Phw (71b) 4~731 return with Income of $1,400 porch, lge. •bed. Furnished,
1860 N-Blvd c M · ~·u • . r. per mo. Submit on do·wn or t k $10 500 ·~ -· 4 BEDROOM ··~· " · · boat or b'lr. Owner trans-Beach Blvd., Hunt Sch. WHITE WATER VIEW trade to -pe 0 · ' · ~·-·=·
THE ONLY QNE! Call 646-39211 Eves'673-7575 ~-AD terms. Call $32,950 'CIP!om 2 stor.y 3 Bdrm., 3 Walker & lee NEWADU[T-PARK REDUCED bath, view U11ing rm. with Huntington Arbor Mobile
Great privacy afforded in BONUS •O. OM fireplace, la'rge recreation Home Park. Facilities in·
this isecluded townhouse Eettside ·Costa Met• .,. Real•-I d J · rd ·
BY owner R3 :zoned lot. 232 w. Marquita, San Clemente. ssop sq ft, 4 unit apt lize, at.
imp. assessment paid in
full. 492-6465.
CHOICE lot lOO'xJ.35', R-2,
pave d alley. 348 E.
Rochester St., C.M. Short
\valk to 17th St. shopping
cntr. S21,750. 673-9509.
673-4030 or. • • 4944241 '
Hou111 Unfvm. . 50s
RENTAL FINDERS
4JIW,1M.COl'IA ... Hou••*Apts; * MM111 * '-1~-.. t.....;+
-FURNISHED,_;
$100-0CEANFRONT Bachefur
w/ kltch. All util paid. Ideal
for 1 person.
plus,4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ar@ rm with bea11tiful wet bar. ...,,, cu e: acum, ca rm, <1Verlookin& lush lawns, OnJy $29,950. Beautiful new found tn this vacant 2 story A quality holme with many 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adam.a MATV, outdoor BBQ, pool, Mountatn, Desert, $150-STEPS to Beach. 1 BR
pools, etc. Top cond., FHA condition. Walk to llbopping. * V.ACANT * executive home with w/w xtru. Easy care landsc&J> · 545-9491 Oi>en 'lit 9 PM billiard rm. shuffleboard, in-Reso rt 174 priv cottaae. Util paid • .Pet
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tinanc.illgavail. Maintenance Huge ~imming pooL Own· 3 BR. 2 BA, erptl drps, carpeta "all the amenities. ing, excellent location. Chennel Front Home divklual metering. Pet sec--''**BIG BEAR LAKE ()k, ~· .tree liv1ng for only fM,500. er leavmg town. frpt all bit-.. .._ _:_,._ to No .i--GI terms ar 5~ $8!i,CXX>_. OJ\iR~2 lot, with pi~&: fioat. tion. 19350 Ward St.1 Hntgn -';:. 1 546-SflflJ · (Open Eves.) COftBJN• c, ·UIS • w..-. .....,,... tte: ooo F I Beach 96M445 SNOWFLAKE SPECIAL Roo•n .. TES WANTED In
WE NEED ••••••••
1 ?,'or 3 bedroom homes locat·
ed on R-2 lots in. Corona del
Mal'. Fixer-Uppers O.K.
6·75-3000
2407"E. Caul Hwy.
sctioots 1<' llX>pping; Flied downallothen.Calj540-85.'5 ••. f~ .,..., · or appontm•nt · · ""~ l •
yard, irr-., corner·lotli SHERWe_eD REAlTY l~ call: 492-492'1 or673-3663-MOBILE Home t. Cabana, ~ ~t.iit~~~';!.1~ ~~::maleor~
MART, 1·N xJnt No. C.M. ---~ 18964-: F.V. ":;;..~,:;, .., the bay, fl1llY fum'd, --~-fin'~' , $;a,~. ~~~~ $ INST~T CASH $ _.,,/!}!::.=.,,,;. frpU, patio, Lido Villqe only, $6,.00.'E.'Z ...,;;~"fi -UNFU'RNISHID ;:..
REAL TORS 644-7662 64U177. , , lot Hle ..W~ in ,..., bon>e. ~J9.'2!111l * ~ ~Lido Park Dr, wont lut! Call Roos !n4) $135-COZV 1 BR tott.p:W/ . Ji;;;;;;;;°;;;;;;;;:;;-;-;;;;;;;;;;;;0 J-=.=;;c;.=C-:;;==_;_ J We pay all COit& In fore. , • ' 536-1738 <It write: Spencer frplc. N~ Hitt. -Owner n-an.,i 3 bedrooms, 2 ·SUPER SALE clclolre ok •. Just ,call • U SMA .L -FARM MOBILE 'Home for oldor Res! Estsi., P.O. Box 2828, ylrd for dlJ!d,. pet. ,1 ,
battll, family room with ap-$ hours day Ul.a501 ~ or 1 penon, walk to Big Bear Lake. CilUfornia. ~
pealing llttplace, all e!ec· 1. MOVES VET IN 1 "" loolated ~""try home on N.B, ESTATE SALE ,_ Coot M Full --•
'tric "Award" blfll t-l n 5 BIG BDRMS. 3 BATHs. ~ 2 acres, ....,.looking Can· Can give lmmed occ. 00 ,_ ' a .,., **BIG BEAR L AKE-$ISO-PRIVATE 2 Br. bOm•
$31500-1 BR ho pl t • BR home. .... E $2715.t .;,., 50by., .... ~· If'"'" ,..._ • w/ gar. E/slde. Fenced:l-kitchen. Richly paneled , • • yon. : me com ee • ~" ..,, _,.,,,,...,. •·1 ... ....
garage with small added --GEM !::!~ .. with Fran!,dln -.. em:~· ren ._ • . I *FISHERMAN* child/pet, ·
room. Lciada of atoraie. 1610 W Cout H N \._ '--"!-..,,_{ ed ·WM> !~ lots of pou1bil· 400(. ''.FDR Ill ~HILLCREST 20X56, 2 BR. 2 ~ this beautlfut Jake-front . ;
washer &: dryer included! REALTORS wy.~ !;,. ~ iUes. ~~iOO. (1·12) C ~ _ _ BA,. Lovel:1 ~•l.te, ~ bOme tor only $43,500. Di· $11!().,WQN1T Ia1t! 3 Br. 2;;Ba
Call ....--.M. il!i 1· AIUS Ranch. Pvt pty. 714/5U.-Oi:s'I von:e cue. Make offer! home, alone on lot. Fenced,
Patio. $29,950. Brk., FIXER-U sm1 3 BR.~ .,.1IJll I ~ . !illl $1850-Nk:e 28' 1urn. near bch. Call R9ll (114) 5.16-1738 <>r family or aingle1. "
da.Y or"'"''· 540-lm. 2. s11.:."0ec.;...i 3l01 $18,000. ..,,~,,-O~IJ:n, _ . .-80 H-on st. Sp, n1, wrttt: s.encer Real Elta1e, £ASTSIDE a.rie (olf -Ham llton) 2 ·BR. elect bltln RIO, F,A REJ'L fCTATE _ BIG CANYON HB, Or646-9628eve. P.O. Box_ 2m, Bia Bear 1200-NEED lllOl'e room?, 4
DUPLEX 548-SMC bt w/w crpta:, drps, 60 x ••nA'd "T . Like, Calli. Br, 2 Ba. coriv. location. · . loOo fenced and ldacpd •lot, ,___ lenneyre St Now Luxury home. If , Kld•/pets weloome.
Al!Ullle biC FHA loaft w/ VA Repo, ~ BR, 2 BA. dbl pr, patio, _.,., l<a 194-9413 5494116 Agudo Lone. 0 pen ., rAJ Ronohll. Fonns. IEACON * 64$.01,1 ~ • • : total paymts of S295./mo. :a950• A ':..t!in. = than l'elit OCIEANFRONT House Sot & S'un, 12,5. ":,...~ ' ~ Groves llO mo. Mobli. home. erpta,
Income $350/mo. Full price c.oo ;,.,70 u ' IY 2 story :.m> sq. foot borne. 961-2531 CAnLE RANCH ~ s~-.. ~. v N·B ' $3!i,900. ~ · I Smack 'on·the Arid. Large • -"'""• w._, "'., ac. '·
.&. • '°25 U LER REALTY* VACANT 3 BR REPO BY OWNER 150 8Ml Acfts plus ,32,000 acres $110. 1 BR w/ ev•l')'th!l)z. Spanl~ , 995 *F L . t6io4471 I =J MMlll Jo~ . ~od linanclng. For 2 story, 3 BR, A-tram•. Stepo Acreo .. for Hie blm grazing, 350 acr.s Slnll• OK. H.B. ::
3 + Dining + 2 546-0814. ......... _ .. Anytime 1f., ~:..:.~':isoSbalce rooL f ii;n=1bJlMu lo host boach. Like new. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS planted atfalla.3good w<lil. $1:15. 2 BR, pvt home, ~1/
N-• a • .:c:ht EASTSIDE C M Brcker 54&-7739 .STEP l;IVELY -~ > ~-,,,_ 134,900. 642-1525 $30. monthly, \I ace parcel, Can carry !IOO animal units. 1l'::s ;'~R c:ti, OK H'tt
·-DSU • • • and take advantage of this -..,... ~.,.._.. TRADE for units 4 BR, 3 JOllbua Tree. Ben, Biabop area • $250,CXX> • • ' ' • '
Like new from Moorish entry IJke new 3 Bedrm home plus 3 B<lnn., 2 bath hou1e, 2 bedroom " den tor only -111 ~MW( BA, Newport Shores, Agt. '(114) m.3633 good terms -Call Georp Sl35. 3 BR. pvt bom~. ~.
to vaulted ceililli. Spanish! den. 2 baths, fireplace. -hardwood 'Ooors, lathe-A .-to,.500, ,;.. .. =.i::'ou 675-7225 Taber • Investment Div ' pell OK:. C.M. "• '
3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Walk· Walnut. Open dally 1-4, or plaster. By owner. 548-:'i603. ·-t* 499-i!Joo * ' . H.I.R. 38%1 AcrH land on .hwy 95 546-1600 • n6-7330 AGENT
in doset in hUge master by •PP'· lmmed. poss. BY owner, 3 BR, 2 BA -REAL ESl'ATE by LkF t · ~~;.~~ .2poo1"", ~: ';; ~ ~~~: LANDLORDS(,: ' ·
tulte. Brilh' aoormet kitch-Roy McCerdlo Roollor In prime C..ta M-area. McV.AY . , . , IH-&533 ..!.!.,_o_r•_•____ ·····-• ~·-·~ !~; ~ room. Ca 11 1810 NeWflOrt
7729
Blvd., C:M· $29,500 557-4461. SHARP,' SHARP .BY Qfmer .. BeauL 4 BR Agent, 6~72'Z>. H.I.R. 5.16-t930. ~:e:~:n!nde!N= -s.ca. Imma<> 4 BR. ~ Idle ~ ........ Laloetronr lot. DESPERATE OWNER 2 BR 40 ACRES Rollin& -Laguna • " Dana Pojnl. 1l"""!'!'~~~""''!'!"""'""IE11t Bluff Jots -ol lrult ---1::i u..n-crpt'g, tinted .+den i11 Bl.good view. nr natlonll lores!. TAKE RHI l1tote Our Rental Servloo ts FREE
Without Question watertau. Wilk to beach. wndv~, aar. cir. opener. ' Agt. 615-7225 H.l.R. OVER $29. MO. 968--0041: Exchongo ll2 to You! , : •
Newport'• best clupt.x bey THE BWFPS IU,!IOO. lOl'i cln. CouWne 137.9,17,_ _ !WU30R Highlands. 4 Br., Aportmont1 for ulo 152 CHOICE NU·VIEW RENTA\;S
I: awner says ~n. 3 BR. "LINDA PLAN'' b-• .,. ... _. ...--LI•-I le 2% Ba., pool, xtrs, By acreage, Lan-673-4030 cr 494.•'>4& 1% BA, 2 BR. 1 BA. 'iS 1 story, 3 bdrm, 2 bath, for. .n.o:.1 i.1:iaw.te, •••1v">11' or _, 1 oWner. &42--6393. 6 Apt homes w/patioll Ir: at· cuter-, for residence or ~-~--'---'"'~'°"-
1;--;i;;;;llliiiiiiiiOii,_ block to ocean. $54,500, maJ d1 .. i-room, breakfut 536-l368. OWN.'ER hu moved and tach. raraeca. I.tt. in belt bu1 l ne11 . Owner, •-1•--lslond I
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=1"• ·-· B··~D new del 3 br 2 BAYFRONT, pier: 5 BR 4 318 E 18th St ~•,.<!•• .,..... u.-UVll I '" "" room <1Versized pat Io "wo.i" uxe • m111.t liquidate ttµa • bed· C.M. area.. • . 1.u.i vo:u .-v.JO"t. EASTSIDE C.M'. Newport Booch Roolty Spmdinglr<sblyeor,.,.,.C ba, frpl<, c:ua!Om "°""by · roornplusdlnlngroomhome ~o.~'1iies1':.:.. ~· Idell for owner w11neomeli1t;o .. =1'"·1!;-•.,-t•"te-::W"'•-n"'t..i"7cl=l4 3 BR, 1.i; BA. 1250 mo.)'!'.
Chartnln& 3 ~bedroom with 262'7 Newport Blvd., N.B. w/.th quality appalntment.1 owner. Adjacent to prk " on 1a 3f Ft. lot. It'a priced Close to Irvine Shop ctr. round. CIO!re to beach. I
room to bu~ld extra unit· Need listingsfor3BRbomee: throuch9ut. A4ult home. lux Pf CQU1'l9 track. rlaht at S61,500, but submit Newport Htilthfl Never a ·vtcanc:Y·· Call WANTED MULTIPLE 494:-0618 , I
featuring. dining room.. 2 (C.M.) Have buyet'S'. Quiet cul-de-tac-kqtion. $36,500. N6-8389. )l()V .offer and move Jn now. BY Owner-AN XI O U S 1 OWner, 83804351 Or 835-1821. RESIDENTIAL LOT
baths, fireplace, bulltms, Balboa Bay Propertleo Quick _..ion ovapable. 3 8!-J ~ --,....i. bl-' ~ s-·-... ~· • WANTEO: • 2 to 5 acres Belboo Ponln1ulo :
W.. R-2 lqtAsklni. Ve:rY clean * 642-7491 * EASTILUFF REALTY Nt. achla A~!_,)'!' IJld. 40™""> ......_,_ ~-;, BR 2 'story 00 to 90 untl1 apt complex-, oMUlt ba tnp,locatloo\ -·2 BR WI.FR.PLC,~.' I and neat only "•r1-•~1 -dn•ThP·-·---. Oilonlll.'20x42'H~pool-.l .... ~-.eou~ ....... ~1-..,...~~~~Meoa •127,150, Tu see this one first, Bolboo l1lond .... -.. ,-.-,, 1119 •·--.. .,~ 34lS Via Lido 675-45Q blk oU 0111 Dr. $59,000. v••·~ ... , r·•-... """"Tu;ti'~m Avall YEARLY. Lower dllxl
HOUSE. 3 BR., 2 BA • Farr. -$'5900 will bflndle. Cash <1r pals. Call Dr. Hirchon, '114 n Area 2 bib ocean. Stove, ~--
Call 541).1151 (Open Eves.) OPEN HOUSE F-'•ln Vollw tastlc loc. Sc:hooll, lhopp!JW 4 BR 3 bA. 70x88' $125,000 boat, camper, TD'•, jewelry 646-1331. 3.120 w;:; ~-·!;.=;temvd, drp!!, garage. ,.,____
Beach t l ml ~ -., ., • ., -C I I Singles ok. -. ' Ml SAT. & SUN. 1-4 5 BR_ 2850 c.., Ft. --~ · .. ~. 3 lilR 3.\1 ha. tam rm, pool or · -·~· ommorc e ·.•-1.-.i, CaJU 9IXI05 --" '"I I din 40 1 -p ty 151 ~. NU-VllW RENTALS-I --s... tbls ... .,., Four Seuoo _ beSt home In rvlne ""· rm. ' ot 189.,.. CUTE 2 Br cottage, !Ix-roper ... ... • • or call (21.l) 678-8196 673-4030 or ~ i;,...,...,_...,...,...,_ , 204-204'f.i DIAMOND F.V. 3 BA, spiral oWrcue, LIDO REAL TY INC. e,,...pper. With auest house Dono Point Horbor WANTED immac. home -
I• l.eut expensive _duplex"' 2master'bedrms.XtraW.. THI RANCH 337'1VIALI[)(, ·-&:bath, Amlme $17,000, Boatrepa!r0ylrdleueavall. w/po>l.Min.3,000sq.lt.,j CoronoclelM<,r i: 1
SWIMMING POOL lo!and. Charmlnc cottaa< lot,IWldeck...,.pr.-t Attractive Solo Marca M.. 673-7300 FHA loin $31,!iOO. Relltor Cbancetopl•v as•-mcant or5Bdrms.NewportBeach l•2,.....,BD=Rl-M __ .... ts_-' • .,;o.. with ·-'· with double ' bdrm 2 OC-2222. ~ '" " "'I' ' ~r r I• SAVE $2,000CASH newer~ a boulel A pd bu;y at del. 3 ·• t.., fttt-..... __ V roleinthelfOWlhotOrance <Ir Mesa Verde area. Prl. ~: O\lldreft ~"!llO
Vtry sharp 3 bedroom With caraP• $52.500. $52.9Cn plac:e in family room. Low ,....a erde 5an Clemente Coupty'a new I y created party~ Wrile classified ad petal $235'/m<>, yearly ren-!~.:;:1.:,n::.\:= WIL~~E:~~TON l' ~ .. ~: lbl~,1.:::::·N':"'p11t~ ilRAND-oc<anvlew.3 =1."~~!n~~..;._~ :~:o=:.1:'.·~: tll.615--"'
patio. GI NO DOWN. FHA 229 Illar!'°!; ~boal lllancl cff••lff ·--J HLllll only 1\1 yn. old and >OU , llChool. $31,000. By owner Br., 2 Ba., lam. rm., lrpl. Mon/Fri. W NT ED F I 2 BR. houoe, ·-· Q LOW DOWN or take over '~ Hlill .. ,-...,. canowntbeland.$3(,700. 546-.345!. All blt-lnt. Wall to wall I /U . A : aurp ex, decorated.S115/mo.1Dl'dl
low int rest loan with $1n crpta thnMlut $32 500 By Dup exes. n1t1 Eutaide Costa Mesa, good Avt., Call .-..weo.
' oNLv 1~500 ' •--•-* SUPER~ * 8 eel h•111 ~.~ <n'>.:.. .~. . Hie 1'2 eoncJ, 1111.000 °'lea. wmt ·c~ .. ~t.~M~,.-.. ----.,_ payments. •l-..,, • -con--.-Spanilb. Dftll'Dllll! r I Meta Verde v ...... ;i:. .. ,,,.,....,..,.,.., pay ebb. M'ust Mve•tJeast
UNBELIEVABLE. ··YFRONT Medallion ldtch! -' Son J .. n Cepl•lr•no Cl) 5 l!R uni!. Prtnci-.. 1-.-co=z°'v,..,,eo-.. -._...,l _____ ,.,
Walker & lee ·~-ty':'-i-5 BR '+ ldlcp(?Manyx,,..,,!T.,.,.,s! 'F!XupAiave!3Br,2Ba., -6-,.... • ----t;;, ;;.•ho.,;-;,ttb I pu. HAFl'DAL RIAL TY REALTY 411' lot. $5.1,500, buy, i..,. ; PANORAMIC VIEW RESIDENTIAL only. 83&-m< with details. :'.·,~~· quiet, qk/-rl
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Real-...,.... -tor + a 2 BR -Eves: 963-tml Univ. Pu1c Center, lrvltle w/q>tion or !ride. ~1185. The Dano 'Point Marina b Ill UNITS I ALA Rontols • 64J.-
!!40-!il40 t Ptrlecl 11'< ·-cau ~e. -' l'O'l1'I lrom ,..., hlll top EASrSIDli:, COSTA MESA I l~ I llU---'==--.,--f ap. •-•·Wn· Hunll............ I \ Nftport lloach location. Ealy IO bulld upon $89,!IOO, WITH TERMS ,_, • e LOTSA Room-4 Br_,_~;111',
LAKE VIEW LOTS ;:i..,. s Bi(-. , 2 S qUICIC $ 1.,!= ~i ercrp1~ ONLY fll,ooo, l3lOO down to = :.:... ~ 1:; Ri% ~i':':!:'~:. ~;;;;;;;;;;-~; =· yrd, kld•/pet• ..,-.
lltl)I your lot -and"""' BR + ft 1UY HOMIS -!AS patio W/ .. qullUled 11uy<r, $393 per mo. d<l""e Duplex. Owner will 7729 · .......... ALA Rontol1 e ~ the wootlerlul .......,_, ...... Lorp polio, Jo..iit .~ -·m 1--.. P.l.T.I. on -· I BR, !!nonce. "--'-lactllUe1 cl ~ We quilt --E>llllop 11111 1111. KASAllWf 311-9101 .,;;:a • 2li BA, 2 Frplc's. Fam rou. PRICE $18,!IOO CORONA de! Mar duplex. ...... rtunlty 4 BIG BEDROOMS and .,.... ~--·.--·1m10lf!'.~.~ m4'l1 1 IASAllAN , __ m ~!:':::u5:':'"vl••"Owner, .<lAPISTRANO VAw:Y WllklO .tiJebeacll,~ New111Unr.......... ~tt!":'::.r!!'\:"'i1s"":
,... •~ --.--..., -l REALTY 493-1124 I< lchooll. • f'o< Ml• by * GLASS A SCREEN * ttntal home at $250.'""'
Total prlct 18!100. R.EAL IEll'ATI I BroRY "°" -vi.;, WESroW'!' by onr; 4 br, 3 OCEAN VIEW owner. i br, 2 bl mt unit; A-ll)M yr .,... ~· S~row Riiy 842-4474 if'S ALL HiRI homo. 3 bdrm, 2 bklh. bA DID Ml ft• Wik IO sch!. • · 3 br, 2~ bl, den,..., unll. Hollond lvs. Soles month. ~1 Apm 516-414!
1 -· -dlnboa. 11o1es>11y in toeom llma ....,1y decor. $ 51, 0 0 0 • 1 3 ::r ~'°":!'~' CUstom t.alllfts: low ''The Broker wilh Empathy" 2 BR, er;, ... Dl"ps, SIOJil.
*ELEGANT·LUXURIOUS• Sii llARllll A\'ll. -....., _ ----\lining-· -ln1> Mi-ml' ce main!. 615-1921, . 1n1 Oranp Ave .. CM. relrig. i)1Cd yard. $110. -
41111.bellpartol-ftL llAUIOAISLAND -of -~900. i---.,atd. NEWPORT SHORES ' , Trlplex-$2,500dnl 64Ml'IO 540-06()8EVES "G"OrangeAw.51!1-ltS!.
PoUon tti. ....,., -Don't ctve up a. llllfl ALL TDaa. , llra\llMt, wetblr,. ~ts. 3 Bdr. 2 Bai ex. .,,nd. The tutest dno• 1n the WHt New <P'•· c1rpo, • paint. I GIFT Sloop • Bath • Botlq\Ie 3 Br, 2 ba. liln't oond. OaJm
.)lb._ 1'onnol Dill."!': Too "Liit" II In clusllled, Ship II.EAL IEll'AT'E by drlpat. llallt-lnl. ... $31,111111. $1!100. dn. , • a DaUy Pilot Clulllled 71''% GI Loe. Thompeon, on Balboa Isl. Sm. inveal. loe In No. C.M. 12S /..,·
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. pa -117 lliulood. m-mi. * Free TV * .-..Incl'd • %\Bdrm&. dtn. 2 BA • REAL Value! CJJtl, clroo, 2 BR, qd. a..., -$1.!5. -~ lill•Joaqilln Hlllo LA COSTA APJS.
I 111& e .. -~R ..!:'"· 4 !Ir, -rm, 2 WOMEN-Studio .... ,.,.. * Paol * Sauna 1!&1111 e Qra<lowl palto .,.. dtb-, pool, I BR. 113). -114si J-i'yn.° H""' Raoda. <114> IM-111111.
' v-. J Br. l!I ... Ip;;-... ~~· -Jlftl'd. SUO.Y * -* Patio& e Pfltt .,..., ahuftlebqard M.llure adults. No pell. tlllctoo _,.., na . R40DT, MANOI\ Apt.2
-=:: ll5D-. w.1·ir··• lJl:y, m. 5JCl..3:&T ... ~ · ltue! obi .lndd. ~*>4, 'Ir Jilatd Si!rvice • ~lOl "W/ca~ room1 Quiel ms PaeUlc 1 Aw. 2'8Ud ta bch"14D J Br at-Br. $160 Unf. $115 .turn.
, .... f~ 8t •aJ&, I ~ DELUXE 2 BR FuUyfunl., * '(JtiJltl"\ Included e Qlettporlc r. end ...... ,. MMl'll or Kl,.. tnct. bftna. Cpl&,~ bl .... ~dllpl.
, JIS -YA Ilk. , -Hiiia • 1 .., 12JO/ ~ VIEWS OF THE HARBOR Uve In • iard•n. • .yours e WILSGN * 511 lim * 1111$ -•"· Alll
; ~ -·~ --~ -NEW bmiHM 3 BR -s. ii.,. B1k. mo.~ 1111 5. ' l•chtlor Units • $59.50 l2IO monlhly. GAllDIN$ e ' ·--••1 • llfl.-. • ~ --. • SOME l & 2 BR 2 BR, 111 BA. CpvdrJ!o, · ll'Ylne LOV1;LY 2 111: ~ apt.
1_1 7"'1...,.,.,._ tr.., rt a ' c Ballls, ,luillT zm. <orpet Balboa """lnaul• . UNITS LEFT • THE VENDOME Eoot patio, 11«1. IGQU bJtna. ap1o. cJr,a. -
1 .... ....-aa.. ... I"-fence, llMb. dwaber. ..,...__ -i....., Adultl. llU t• wism-.&,... ICluloa Viejo .,...el25WK6Up-OnOcoane•-to Lailma Bcb. San IM5AnalJt!mAve. &e-2824 2BRCpt0d.Nopett.bt6 P'ARKWIST ,. .. ~. •
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W. 1JTIUT1D PAID ~ .. PETS '54 .. ~.,C.M.
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II_ r: =:::. = ~ N..... . . ~ ~~ pd ~-(7141 4'6-2153 !:':'Pt. .!.'!il-w ~.;. 135 I Bdrm. ,....,. SIM ~1._ ~:. ~~ ~ ' . --11t1141»4:•-41k-.2bo.J.tt•dld0(.-. OCEANFRONT I BM125 34902 Del Obispo St. hreedaltheal!rc MESA Ve,,;;'2-;;;:per,
2 i:,c'.:;·,~"a.. ~-Y-. lf&.1131 FAIUWUS 2 ••
' .JIJl' INI tam rm, trp1c, ~ •w June. Util'I incl'd. Call Dana Point Ho1rbor 2 t·hildren welcome Newly decorated, blt-inl, 3883 Patkvitw Lane ~Bkr. $151 a $1'5-,urn/Ul'.'f
l1rilc 1 Ir. 1'$: Ba-fl!bct, 'lftklr, cpta. drpl. 2 673-4724. ' Hot "'-cold water :turn cpta 6'.drpl, no pets. l chlld IMM. (Jut oft 2 A ! Jilt Studiol, 1~ 'Bi all You wm't ftatl a J.upr,
; ·~· rmilt. Ila, pd, cw pr. tmitiaeql~te $310 * 1 BR. _OCEANFRONT * HuntlntNn 8Hdl 3 Bd'rm, 2 Bath. SlSO 1 O.K. 548-5227, 541)..7562 nsn. 5"' Dieco Fwy at Culvtt.Rd) e~. dlhwhr, w b r Id r y apt tor 1111.u ... ut prden
.' li>U.. ..... -::--rm. mo. ' tint 6 JUI dtp. Year1>. ~/mo Incl utlh EXECUTIVE SUITES ear,'"" &nil dnlpes N -• I "'-::tc.i . ' hook-llP I. pr Nr HOO&' area. paJtoe:'QUlet deld....i
'i2t!S.Mt .. ~ -N..._i Bead> Riiy 675-1642 MOTEL APTS. ea.:·.:;:~;\':u'':.:w.. uiE~1:,~· .. l,otuno hoch Hoep.1195. ...-. • ilreet ~"' ol N-ort !: ':Jr:,:;.·=-~~ ,Na....,, ._,, Coron• clel M.r . 727 .Yorktown Blvd. Llmndry room . W11tboy 2f Aport1111ftll FOR lease, ' br, tam rm. 2 .• 03~':,G ~oJ,' ~~~ ~ (=
•1 115.·. ........ l·fJ>.StJ~, BADHORES . 3 . \Jr• 2 b&, BAOIELOR, 1 -. -·J 191A11T1!,EA0~<;!!,!'LV\).. Fen.,..Vd yard. No pell 2 BR, lll BA. -1180. , ba, cpl, drJlo, relrla/i..ezer, . ~~ , ~ 's• a•· E. ol lla)ol -· ' 1111111, 1ry din )lane! ••• •·~~ • =•vWk' MESA ILLAGE Apts, 3BR,2BA -12!1}. Jae patio. TO.W., peel ~-~ w. • ·•· ...-f. mL • . ll>r• en ' rm, • tlr. 505 Narcluui. IUI mo. 536-0411 1046 El Cimino Dr. •A (AL90 AVAIL. FURN.) cond. ~ 113()'.-. 645--0930. * 2 1!'81'1l00M *
r FWllftlU.Y ._.. -. '!::*F':':"'}'rly Incl. utll. 611 IO!ll. ' STUDIOS FROM $35 .W.7331 LGE 2 Br 2 ,,_ 111 Ba ,..,._ <OllClpl. f · ·• 2' a., ~ -· eo.im'--. e . pets. $165 Deluxe tum llJWI• "'"' 1 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE ~.!!":1' ~.2A!~ !:•I:!!)! Nil!lel, ctu,.i. dtlJ ... ,:::. lnmY Beam cem;.e;, eirtra Jrr
, -. ..,.._ 91 unokieir, ~ aecuttve • N kireben Patio., frplc, pool. $1.50-$16S. · hOo;k-up, 1 ,blk. ~ (213) ~ ~-· Jl~,-~
: 2 ,., , tie•, 2 _,, -• THE -• 2 BR.. 1 ·BA. tlft!llo<e. Qlllel. m.-_ .. Heated pool D•ELUXE Call 511-516.1 38T 2211 ~ ·-"" --. -
I "".a. l4 J'l'f.-. n11. 1 -por ..,_ 3 BR. 2 BA., C I -, e t.undry tacDJties APA.RTMENTS ' • • Adull&. O\ir,,.,_ -Dft: PIAl:Mt. IG tlA. SD5. BDth Vacant. c:.a b-OI • . e Free Utilities Air C.ond ~ Frplc'a _ 3 Swim· l BF. duplex. Shq cpts, •· ~ L l 1' I' A:':-2 noon s,.a..q. • J'ne Mt
1 · ., _rm <-1 -· C•a del Oro • Free llDena 1mina Poo11 -RH.Ith Spa • drps, bltns, pr. Adulta. ., . • 2 bath. ts ..,. Lesaons mru,. -·
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1. a T-. ~3 ~~ 8;j _ ALL ll'l'ILmllll PAID : ~~maid """'· avail. r:..i~~ .. Game 6 BU· ~2771. 2231 <Jruce Ave. ~~:'.:.'!!,~.:;..;,' Cl; -:=u!'!.~i\il Ba. HARBO~I GlllNS
" ' 1111. --~# --~ --·) -· ,,___. bl!lore__, ftnt ~ e .......__ --t~ l BEDROOM 111111
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' ' ' ClllbD dNlsned '"'""""' FR.OM 11S5 -_,..,,.. Y-~· 61io2e. ---. · . , ._..._ ... \riui~l BR "!m-U35/mo . relrla.Alsolbrtum.Adlla ..... ._.,.,.. .. __ .,._ PALMM..,.AP'TL 'le · _,dlq, -· B'AltBORVJew-Ja--llPtiac ~beaut..,.,.. MEDITERRANEAN nope~lf&.2'168. ::!.:'""'-111 PANELLED 1 BR Yeoey. J11N111UTli'?lwPl'.BCll.
r )AAoL -$115 2 Ba.. -"""· Ja. .. tio~ e -din's.,.. .1'"!» • ·pool. Adulll. no Vil.LAGE Dan• Point ::I · "llS!lffllO. '""'bOY •·-nJllN. OR UNroltN • ., -;&.-·-u• pr1t 6 pool. ............ e -...... Itel&. ,1035 ,~ St ACl'Olll 1 ~it\'"' '" Call 615-1515. " UnbellevablyJ•IPapll.. , . E-_,....., 6f4.<l7L • Prtvoi. palloo r 1nzD L&lle Pad<. 5.1&-2692. :J400 """"" Blvd .• C.M. LRG 2 Br, 2 Ba. JJv "2• din 2 ...... 1 ,.. ~I -W 6CiAiirilOlri poa10 Jaeti!IC elt<t blttna.
'<' or -• ~· Isl -•n • '•~ ~. (71() 557-80>) .rm, blHDlo ...... drps, -Z • 1BR.11.;.~. ~ .._; ..., crJ>ll;'.1 droo, -• <XJIU'CRTABLI: bcal: bJ' ---ea.... w once ·~~ °""'"'......,_ to· ~ch RENTA.L OFFICE OCfllin view. SltO /mo. 2 ..... 2... ' ''*l"'Y• il-'t'--J'9t etc. Mu!ta;. pets. ! In _.,. the -2 a-, 2 Bo, CID. e J'ul! lenrth marlJle puJJ. Ir "'°"ping, 1 BR.. rl OPEN :ID .AM TO 6 P!r! . &T!-3927, &T!--5111. -· ssu ~ , •'!>v<· -· -· SINGLES • .' ••• !'-S!31
f Jt.e6e frplc. $25t >'ri1' man 1 Bachelor ApU. 008 M@mphbi =~ ~ &.w. 1 SEDRM • •••• 0 From U40
r •=81114. ••• e.ms. . ' •• ~-a~·--St. Inquire Apt 2 or call ''TIIE IGABLES" E•lt Bluff • CAM..I • z •Pffwport He ..... ' -2 BEDJlK •••••• From -
>_ +·-··--.··-2 8' J , BA, trplc. W/D .. IOUnded with pluall knd· '** ATTRACTIVE 1 BR. cpt/drp., bltn•, NEWPORT BEACH ::. • 2 Br',.~• enc:1,_·oar. =t~' . ,.Dr~ 0 I ""' qi&. ....... l mt. 2. ., <wl • --.-• IUl'-5.16-4484. 14 2 Br W'1Jirl pr. Adlts, tiRI Y ~..oi e· ___ ..._A<zw -.::.,~ " ba:r-acaplno . 0:C... 'vtew. 1135/mo. in. aoundproole<l Fncd yrd VIII• Gronad• Apts. ' C.0 0 Milts CAllj. IH5 ""': 15QI <5 blQ-Bhl!.l J --1-lltA•lll.• .-'llSI. ~~;1v:1!ibeat iantok.(Zl.l)~.. w/patlo. Wlr pd.FourbedJoomawlthbalcon-,,,. · fll.j ConlPl..__. ~
t 11111 -:fr1>1 .... Clll),C,.,. ......... TPl'n''1•1•1"&•~ 1"ftt=> D--L-J A~ $100'' GU°der>el'/Jn81lnt. Call btwn ies&bove.lbeJow,Gr&CioUJ 4 nn ~ ·-·1 a-• -·~-•
• -(, I I v•-•-•~ • -Or _,.,. , lftO 145, 6.16-<J2), ll"•• I, · 49ir.Jtlo92 ' """I""." ~ft-~VO 1 Bit, pr. nke ,...i. See :!15 W. Wlloon 642-1!71 , Call 641>268'1. ~-"--.c. "G'" Hu .... quiet. 1U1TOWJdlnc ,. -1.;.;;;;;;;.;.;~--~-,.. Well·?'...., Apll
-· ~T pm ...,,,.,._ 1114 Holly * ... WK· & UP * ~· .. -.. • ~• •~ lo• family with chUdren. FAMILIES l • 2 Bit. wj ,T_ · ' LL · ..u ... :im. .,.,,... • L"9UM hoch Near Corona de! 111a,:lllgh · n-$1~12!S/.., ,
VM"•'S'DJ _.-l er • l'1idJo 61 BR Apll 3 lclnn * 2 Bath School. Flreplace, -bar~ , Shla ......_ '°' ....,,
.._ q,t. -· .., lile San Clon,w1le • -. 115 WK 6 Up. 1 BDRM. •Pt"""" end wHh , ~-~ ·~·-• built-In kllcl!en appllaoces. 1 WELCOME' -• •·~ · llA · • T!f 6 JlaJd Serll<e Avail ....., view. CJoee lo besdJ. -·-room ••th ca~-835 AMIGOS WAY 6"-2991 UIUllA ·NIML • ~o:.i.'i'A:M1 ':l,!*'·
-, ' • • -:.~2 s:;_ u. ::'i: ~ ~ u.:.:;~ Call--· =:,. ~'i:... s.i;:"O: CoJ~z.!teo. •-SINGLil STORY. MIRllMAC WOODS
,./bltinr, --1 llo. 2111NewponBlvd. sa.mo -hech Swlmmlng pool 6 cblldren'a 2-1 ALOMA AYL South S.. Atmosphere GI -w.,, CM'
pr, --)'d. "'""'· '11lls Ad Worth 15 on R<nt ,,_. • play;nJund. $100. e NEW DELUXE e LAGUNA -2 BDRM-2 BATH 'I'
pallo. Call ---OJJ1dnn 6 Pel Sect1nn 3 VERY h1! Bclnn'1, I b1k 10 llAIWOR GREIR'IS 3 BR, 2 BA .Ap1 lor lease. 111'5/..,, H~<f~DA
.,.,: .. A.-S-I( btfmS-llAMer5'PK. 1 BR. 1"tlm. 2 Jae m.ts, beach. New crpts. 5M-f.!t53 Inn~-d·bJ .mut.rsui,.i.4,din CarpetJ .and DrapN. HA•lloR -~ S. An $22519.'inttt $325/yearty BAY M ADd • prage; au oor Air CoDd.ltioned 2C1 AVOCADO S'l'llEET . • :• L.,,.,, ... 0..M I 11 I --bed,· prlv -61>-1403. • . E lW APTS. opener avail Pool 6 Recre-Prtvoi. Patio& Adults aob> • No his
e'will ret<r ..._. .. 10 1"ll , .. D/I 2••1LTNS rm, -Ire rooma. end Beom --· atlon area. HEATED POOL ~·---1 '•'BR.~• FllS" ..._ -. --wl .-. Adulla oo17, 1 BR moblie bcane !um. Lido prtf potlcc "'l""'tloD la· e 1215 e ~ -• ~ ....,.... _..,;;. _. V_, -· aplo...... "' pots, 1160/mo. Vlllqo. 100" . trom bay. cJIJlles. All' odtllla, no pet& 865 •-•-Wov, 118 Carport 6 Slonp Gorap. Dlsliw•. Paid allL -~ ~ --...i. .. .... -'ull1rtan, C.M. Adults l190 mo. n.,s (Zl.l) • 2 BR'• FRON AS IJJW ....... -~ .Nr. -nt01t-·, ... 120I r .,.._ -. 0-to al 'adlll -~By Nr. s.:eout PlAM <:CT" i
LA Rlntiola • ----1 6 _,.. 3112 , JlllD -MOVE Ji( Allannce 46&-2163, .-'7>1165. •> 1159f mo. J . W11LIAJ1 WALTERS ro. , HIDDIN VILLAGI .~ DRIVI IV . -.__ , - --. -.·o.n -EJmo.1.& .... ....r. 1 Bd. ~ l blk. -.. 287 w. lla1 ~t, C.M. · EASTBLUFF 1 Lido Isle' · 251JO'l!oath ialbt ,.. ~
...... 6.M"-·~ .-om li!5ae er· Zl.l: Olldretl'a Sadlon . :$ISi '1'1¥· Ntll. pa1c1. Adull&. Olll MS.<11173 . 2 Br, 2 b& upalalrs ""'° apl. Santa Ao1 e 511JS15 lf7 f'loftr ,IL1Br. Furn Ir
--boJ -~ --1'lra.6Unfum162Br. 3711 w. -Blvd. •BEAmGl'lDUNDS• Carpetod, -· bltna. 2 LIDO ISLiE APT. . SlleaMdPoolo ==tlotttndit .smmt ..... z · 5 'lr ., _., , !)om. ms/mo. Up 60-1272. . ~ SPANISH DJ.x.'OR Cupboard parkinr IP&Cff. 3 '"· I" ba., with ba,yvlew. 1All9 Oul:tboaat etc. BBQ • ~ R«nt-OpU.•• plan .. 1C-J ,,..,._ 171 !!.,22nd SL e .SC-36CS NEW ~t • turn or Air/mnd. ·Gu, wtr. pd. $250 mo, yearl,y. Available now! $280. yrly. ChBd On c.t:ft· Laguna.._ I I ~& .!MllllF !Ut.lol.TY.' . UsDllL . m , _ _,...., .. ' l ..... Unfum. Wlnlff $300. 3 BR. leer •• ~ lPoolBR. ·~· 2nnBR.. ,_ ..... 0 OPENl~o~~.~~AY GNt ~·11·M·-OCIAN-VllW
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. BY THE ff,11 C••·-up. 2'10 .BMI. ........ 646-Sl35, 538-9!162. 11=.'!!1~~ Met" Apta -.... . . S~iliOAST ":.. ~ -:.~ =::;
I ' 2 -.... • 'J ~ 2 J!A. "'" ...._ C.M. · · · ;.• .• !)CE,ANF1WNT: l·:h'! l!OW. Wilson, See~fu. No.1 Huntl""°" BNcli llll --·~ ""'"""y1'olitlld.Qil/clr!!o. J ...,_ --T .... •/drpL· !)\i!!lfMe bllm 6 LGE l BR. apt, = 6 BR• Wlnttr. Adults only, p k L"k S undl . -~ All elecQb. • "" i; _.. 1 • • , • _ .,_ ..,._ .... Ilg"' JV\ -. '73-81'.lM. ar • 1 • urra . ng " ~ · NU.VI INT'LS I .~ • 11•4 "'-" •• I , '~n ·--lia1r7 -· 1135'/.mo. ~ ~-· .. QUIET. DELtlXE ON •. EACH! ~ " ' 1 ·11luaal:~Z!lb-= liGlee. ,_ __ .._ llr. Wemaa pftf'd. 191tr..BLOWERBMut11,am:aptnr 1•2 1:lBRAPTS '.lBQRM,encl,pl"lP.fW!' 87MOIO 'GI" 4!N-324I ,:i-I • ~ ~ .._. Mr. W.a.t.e, C. M. 541 9511 • ocean •. Avail mw~ IM. Ab-Prv i-tios * Htd Poola Mela Vtnle ~ s:::: ~a:: New .... rt ~ 1
--bey !Uty. "2-3850. Nr ahop 'c * Adulh only 2 BR Unfuro Fr. $230.'mo. DELUXE I • 3 BR, 2 Ba. _,,_.,,
-. 3 -.. -. -l a-, 2 Ba. ...., ...._ * mJN1llNG l·:h'! Br'~ 2 N..,port Heights Martinique '\pts 1'1lmllnn Avallable encl pr $llO up .. 1ten1a1 m.:1111. .. VllTA.zML'!MISA""
____ .,..., bl~tns. ~· 2 ,... a-·rm. 6-UnL Uke ,_,CLEAN 1m Saiita Ana AWi. CM•. ~ Ole, 3095 M.l<I Ave. Apts Ajts !zjllli1l1 ~
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11-'tlzibo' ICJ"ot' ~ ,_' -. 5*mo-$117 Up. 66a530. $311 with 1 or 2 BR Adlls, "' M Apl 1l3 1:46.SMl healed pool-UD-1 54&-:JO:H ' • p.;:,,_·or llilfUm; m 16 I BR.1'tn.. tint.
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jllljo. .-.. l -· l!m.: · * WDnZR RATES* /",.].!lh St l!'B· 616-IS)J._ _NEW 2 BR Cnndo ·Stud!!J· po---.. . -_, . .....,,.,..
I '.-.i'""'"6. --J a-, 2!6 '11o. l>P<. aD ·Aline 11a -JUS. 1 Apt. Unfum. 36S Near Harbor 6 ~ Diego Security.-.. NEW CONDOMINIUM RENT._,.. 11511 I '•91" Q · ~"" lac. Hrs l1J5. .Adulll, no pets. hlboa 1 1 nd :i"· C::-· .n,iohl~~ mo. HUNTINGTON Slnale lloor, 2 !Ir, dpa, cpl, . · NIW ll'YIM & MMo Dr~
I ,2BA. •---or miEldu,Mar. Apt I. s • ~ or c ren . PACIFIC bllnl, emf-·""""'• LUJrury Garden Apia. * Ml 4111 *
1 4 0 •~ a,iE.. ml-. lfsµi;\ierf'~' '· · EASTSJDE --.:1 .. .1a-LITI'LEilland· '-1Br · TU"'"'"•-pool.$200mo.IJ30.5B81,. llo2 9~-ABOVE••·•·• 'wewpo .t ·---._.. .,. ' ·~·., ~· '-•· "MODERNlBdrm.ap1..CPii, ~•AVE., H.B. ~ -,. '(11:3'> H•-234Sar. l'IEW In l!aalbloU "Jraolvnn.2·B11.ldt.rlb&. bltno,cpts,drps,pr.$275. drps, dlhMlu', bit-Ina. <'7J •• )53S-14'1 N1woort ·le•ch Pallocrl'ori:b. Towera, ··l150. BIO' ;'ID ,.__ 3 Br 2~ ·Ba., Slovo 6 -·pr. Adults, Yrly. &n.7118. · l JiUd k Afl tll Ole open 10 am<! Pili Dally Pool 6 encl. Ga!'qes. trom. 2 Br,.; 2.11&., docltl .
.'*' ... :·· • ,,,.., drJlo, bltm.' $351. ZLl: "' pets. 1115. Refs. Mn. 2 BR yrly. 1165/mo. utllltie• -· c 0 . u WILLIAM WALTERS ro. • .NOW OPEN • . 23ll Elden Ave., ~M•• ~ cilro H ·~, •. •
jlj:l.""'1Clll;,J!IOBILCan.1 '· -· • ~ Jm.,_513-ml. -w pd. ~/mo. 307 A_,.do, . BRANDNEW162Brl"lom ·f=l.f.L"""th. ,.~--... 'lliiled. ~ -.1a .-.... Apt 9. CM. 645-0984. * FIE ~ ... ' . ~, & ~ ii>: 'Tw:Jil Uccfwa.. m LOVELY 2 BR. tum. apt., * 675-4003 * 3 BR.· l \h"'4 .• $165. JUI! SH -Ail 1143. Prly •. patio, MIJanl 1..,_.., _____ , I
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med. ~. cu.atom GentleD>•nlY. aober, fin&1on Beach. FouOO l/11. I: ~ 1•2 )Tl.,' lftY-QWek Str\tlce. tc.00. CLEANING pe;ntons Homiemaken : ¥P-RISOIT LIVING lalUlor. aoclable, •nJoys children 6 f191.iiO!. =~ ~~ ~ .,,,., iibiOli...,,. ,.paira,,Plum. * WE 00 EVERYTHING JohD, 517.-L • -.... 0 ..... wwinr ........ u WEIL GROOMED t DOG, "'Ii <r.wd. D· ,,.. • = blos -·~. palnt!nr . 24 HR. PHONE 673-<0!2. PRACTICAL Nurw. 'fiX.
S • .,....,.. babysitter, ot Per a o D a I abt. l yr old. Malt. Lona eltbtf ·~, ple:ue caU roofltts, Call ~. • HAVE Thunda)'I free, will ret.. to care for ~ ln
... a.a helicopler ~r &irp&ane pilot wht. hair w/beJ&e aaddle, ~-af\ 5 pm. Wkda)il, AU. twe• ol carpenll')' by do housecle• .. ,..... H their homes or my home. 1n tP61'e timt. Rn. a Vail., Vic. Viclcria SI,! CaCIO Bch. ~ aft 8 W wknda. 'klcal man., ...... ,.. & v e 645--2316. ' FROM $135
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It's Oal<wood Gard• n 1 on;.,. on smc1 floor a, 7 or write Cluollied Ad liiil ,.._Lott If YI' old 1\3&-lSll 642-0238. Holp W•ntod, M & P', 711
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tun. fine otl&hbors and Ofc or su"ite oo ltd Fir. Box 15Ek>, Coiota Mea, ~ · ~.er~~ ~lwbt martdnas. W ht WOE cr sm.all, ttnw.nt ..,,_,,,_..,,-~-"'"'-I ACCOUNTS PAYAILI
. • JONES REALTY SERVICE DISCOVER DISCOVERY Lost SSS moeth. chHt • J19,WS. Lut Smiley T·· Semc' e !..and development co. nNdl Jlftlti&e llvinf in one ~llXW'· Ctn pttmiael) 3355 Via Lido, T'I ... yl'\ITD,...,....,. ;., "----seef> 1/2.V12 Princeton Dr. work. patio topt. addttloni, t1A 1lrl \\·/construction bl.'*=.
low: pacbae. ~I '1 N.B. * 675-Jm. , ruu uv......,;i.;;;; ... ~l'CUllC LOST•·-· blk -.I Poodle, ~j..!._estbrook Pt. C.M. npaln, roof.in& etc. lo'ree ground le gd typin&" ~
m.Wk>n 1n recruUon. ' •• I PRIME OFFICE -\.1..... __..., •"4 ~ plans, pennJU:. ~ e1t. • 14 Ytan LOCAU..Y e Call l\trs. Walden, 546-11'1. C&ll now 4 No .......,..tion male, 1'0W'lie". Reward, LOST black t:Jileu nWe cat Call .u,ytimrt 539-M56. Fee Schedule iwlmrnJ.na, te~, billiatda, NIAR AIRPORT cntl 83S--6885 (213) 387-3393 vtcCrownVaUey~ndl .• ..i.,.· 1~ ~t H-• i...i... OOliCRETE '\\'Ori.::. Fre e Mal!M On Reque1t ACCOUNTS receivable
hea1Jh clubf, -llUl'lU. pro. 950' .111 flnilhed office 1~. NATIONALLY Call collect 213..Qll-3565 or v"" <J "" ~., • '"'' ,..___ \V.A. SMILEY, C.P.A. mach. bkkpr. Auto exp. req,
1hop, JndOQI' _,oU -drlvinl: A.vaif on IUh-ieut. Imm ad RECOGNIZED eve 495-4731. Cdl\t Sat 1/22. N. t .e d I MKaOo advke A esl •. All I 642:2221 Anytime 646.9666 Theodore Rob.Ins f'ord, f\t.ltb
lcal attention. Reward. · charae lot ii a very beaut. Coburn 6-12.-0010 ~e. clu!Jbouee, e·t~. qccupancy. Parlr:lng prov:ld-FUU. Y ~CENSED LOST ~la1amute H u • k y , • -job at a reas price. M.X.073. CLARK & ToMr T a x · ·
' ' ed. Call Mf..211». Reknowned Hindu Spiritual-black It white; 80 lb1 ,.n:i"'·="'="=',-;==-~ Servlce. 24 YEARS exp .. in ACCOMPANIST·
CUstom decorated •Ingles, DESK apace available S50 1st. Spiritual reading given \Vestminster &: Sllnt& Ana 81\.ACK, male cat, 6 m01 old. '"uo.~t;~·E WORK. r atr area. PenoMl 1>t:Tvice In F tlml'. Need.I to know choraJ 1 I: 2 BR. :rumisbed It: Un-mo, WW provide fUrnlture dally 10 am·lO pm. Adv1ce area. Large .z e w a rd , Gl'fth eyes: Anilwftl to prices.' Free 6 t L 1 c ' your born~. Ca11 for appt. & \10Ca1 for hl,lth school. Ap-
fum.lshed.'1to leue requiftd. 'at SS mo. A.Nwwwbw lft'Vice on all matters oJ, lilt. ll2 N. 6£-2772 or m-nu. ·"Sam". V.JC.5.1rd St 6: Riwr bonded. quality '"o r ~· MG-7135, lloward Clark & ply Classified Penonnel.Olc.
Modeb: Open·-Dally!JO to 7. aftilable.11815 Beach Blvd. El Camino Real, San Oe-~ve, NB. Reward, 548-MT! ~l403. John Toner. 1601 16th St, NB. N~t
H1111ttDctea 8Mcb. NS-4S21 mente. 492-9136 or 492-9034. CA~ -male, oranse il white, eVft. c"EMENT===w"o;;RK;,;-. -.. ,..,,job,,...,too:-Ml'sa Unified Dist. 66()600
· white flee. collar Vic all -bl F DIGNIFIED pvt. preparallon ,,.1 S5/S6. . 0AKWo0o GARDIN , DELUXE 650 IQ'.. ft. office ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Pacesetter Homes, ~ J.!osr Grey A Whlte German lt1). ' l'ffJOna e. r te of your return. ·ACCU·Ta..x.1,::-:;,,;,;:;"'=,.--=-~-~I
• suite 4 Corona del Mar. Phone 542-~217 qr' wr1te Nipt'I. Reward 495-0009, &bnauzer. 1.Answen to ~Um •• H. Stufllck. 548-8615. 314 N. Newpl. N.B. 645--0779. Ai\IBITIOUS • Ga l !tam l
APARTMENTS Near post office -Snac;k P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. "Mechen." Call ( 213) WINTER. Ratti! Concrete -,-~~-:------I teaC'h professional maJce.up
Shop. Priv. park., air oond. BE mpered & mas11agf!d TINY Porn, orange_ wfbuU 1321-2911, -8..'lk for Peggy or noon , pa,tios, d r l v ~li , J•nltorial F'/T, P/T, free traui1ng.
· }\ealonom.lct Bkr. ff75"6700 b ·"ttra ti !emal tall, vlc of Bal Marina 1-24. ~2270 aft 6. ·1ldewallis. 'Don, 642-8514. .. SPARKLE Jan•'ton'al ,,, ... _ Viviane \\'oodard Cosnu!t· (f:6ort Llvine for ' Y • c Vt es. Needs n1edication. Reward. ..... I 842-6449
Adults only::) DESK 11*9 avalla~le $50 833-2100 $50. 675-5759. LOSI"l/26, Blk. Fem Gtnn. PATIOS. Walks, drive, illlltall 1 do~·s, firs. crpts-~sid. J. cs, · ..
•MWPORT BEACH · ""'at;. wmmo.. ~-tumt .. rvt~ Social Ch.lbs 535 I nsr, Rn~ mal• cat, Shep. pup, w/Whlte markin& new . lawris, saw, break, comm'I. Free ~st. 9G2--0672. ,.,.c. ~ '""-.....-..... ...... ~ -_--·--, 4· mo. old. vtc Maple A mnove S48--S668 tor est Ma EXECUTIVE
160. at Irvine -m ,..,... A 0 DATE deelawod. Ans to "Ooo" ' --. ._ 1anry Por-1 RHlfy ·.: 64.'Hl550 or >61Ullll ;,..,,.. e...i._ 819166 vo, FOT Strayed.I!) from Linda Ill• g::::::· :::--or l!l95 B CEMENT WORK ---'--B-RI_CK ____ A111. Bkkpr. to~
SU•• ~. ~ pl·~ 1 Se!ect your oompanlon fmm Sun. nite. 'Reward. ~7743. Froe Ea:t. 645-0826 BLOCK & STONE \\!ORK Computer I: ke""'"""" Hll. ~. .... room 100'1 of photO referrals that LOST Cold link bracelet :In Contt-r~-· o·, ~. Ulllthl, priv en. we mall to you: CAT, Ma1e, all -white body, vie. The Airporte:r Inn &: ---------5-10--0929 or 646-0945 Account.I Pay. & Rec. · • ~-"Ne:,..jort Be a ch NO ~CONTRACTS dark brown tail & face. Vic Red Onion Rest. 0 n ROOM Jldd.itions, Estimates, :?-•i'"'n~li~nt-&=-----· I 410 W. Coast Hwy., NB ; -II •J 5'8--1mc.' • 24 hr.TeCO~ m~ Elden AVt., Costa Me~. Ma.eAt·bur . R.eward , plans A: layout, slngle or 2 P•perhanglng Sul1e H 64S;27J.6 ~ C'ARONA DEL MAR '7\1(835-m>,, 2111~1122 548-!6!4. --~~. • 1'·-L.T Co··truct~· ..'.::!!~~!.'.:!.. __ .j'l!~~~~~~~~j I 1~'mmm;;;;;::· ~ " ~ 84·-1_'.~•. . '"' """• p A I NTING : "·mJ-ret:--..1 ATTRACTIVE Women. V,I· ' Deluxe bus. offices. Private Brown poodle wearing fokl ·.w.i...i. ~ "'C\.I t Woodard Co ,,.
_._ •bath. r...t;af-"-·. 673-6757.
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Rooms -... ,, '""" ....... _ .. -I Homes. Ans •.'Lady". [ I~ ADO.A·ROOM or 2nd story class "'Ork. f'll heal an> nl'f'(f attnict. l\'Omef1 to 1---------~ 350 S.Q Ft NEW Office ..._ -. ~3407• . Ser*-......... R'tmodl'l kitchen or bath price. Free Est, ref. Ken learn• teach prof. maJc&..qp
lJPSTRS eX •lte:. furn room. ~/OCEAN VIEW! in going I . -CENTER LINE Const. Co. 638-540;) lechnlflll", Exec. posltto9s
Nwp Bch. Pri tnt & bath,~ Huntington Beach. SJS..2,j79, LOST, rriale, Irish Setter A Free Estiinales 133-8833; ' a't'llil. Call 54&-1835. '<A =-~ bch &: ba.Y. S85. e omcr.s e Found (free•ds) 550 small fen.J.ale, black App'll•nce l.l•ir JACK Taulane-hpair, * W~LLWP-mR * ..!_ubskll&ryofGtn'IF~1
aft 4. 300 , ~ ,., It, Costa'''"· Cock-a-poo tn Seal Beath. .& Part. ~mod add•'t lO _ ·~ • ~ "'-.. _ "'"° ~~ ·• · J·~ -r· \Vhen ut>n call "Mac" ... _.. ·.'•l ROOMS • $15 Wk. up' w/kit. Call ~-..,_ FND: German' Shep. female ncward. P1.ne ~··· Lk 'd My \"ay Co "'" •703 r--.. ~
.....,.. ... J.oJll DiscowK A.;..11 ......... a ..... :.. • '~ · .,.._, · 548-1444 MS.1n1 WE'LL .• ·•, · ·$30 •Wk up Apts: 2376 pup. Vic. 22nd .t. TuaHn, CAT-BLK & WHITE .........,. • ..,.... ... S 14';x16' Ofc or store, mod. Sat A.M ..! 22 d \Vuhef, n...;..tt, Dish\\'Uher. ~tttons .. * R'emodellna: * PAINTING-PAPER-ING &ND BRIGHT .• l'lewport , Blvd., C . M . 'bid 444 N B d N B . " an: n • Very atl~te 9 mo. 'old ..,~,,.. Ge k I So Ll
548-9755. n.!· .oi:: e~!'! i::!...· · '1 646-1256. male cat Uong halr1 black GUARANTEED* 546..fi694 """'IMA 'tWll c n, c•~·-0 1· lnteriOr -Exterior YOUNG MEN ,:_ .
.... ,,...n . .,.,... mo . .,...............,, L hi Vi B by lttl 11'~ ' '* .n;,-•il Uc. l"•. Guaranteed TO SCHOOL l'OR ' BAL Isl \\'Omens residence. FOUND vie Wood I and · • w te. 1c. of Begonia, • I "I "'' j
Winier, soo. mo up; also 3345 Newport Blvd. NB School, c.M. brown ,. ~tum Corona de! Mar, 'p.._ EXPER!ENCED child caro Eloctrl .. I Call Horris 642-4568 RADAR JOBS -
' wkly. TV rm •• jdl 6~3613. Acrou/Cli;y Hall. 675-lli<JI lemal< dog, part Collie. Call call, 673-1116. w"kdo,ys In my home with ELECTRICAL. Residential, PAINTING SPECIALIST IN IUROPE · ;:
fVDIU ,.._... ·ki·•i....n ""v 8ustnn1 Rantaf 445 642-5264. 2 Longhaittd am.all dais. l 1 __ .. ~-..:... T-•--t ID 5 oomm'I :Industrial Also Color co-ordinating. Ext. Int. , , ·,;J .... ,, • ....-..., ""'..::. r-• •I 1 l.1-.i.. ick.... ei-..-.:u ,, ....... ,i.uuui ,Yf'I. ' • 'n!· Lie. Bonded, Ins. l)o110, U ._, d like lo Jive A: WPrtc Quiet ne.J&hborhood. flS. FOR' Rent: Deluxe Ottk:fl:, YNG Cock-a-Pao or Poodle gra.y, ...._..._ P 'C\.I up at Located next tO Npt. A: Sa.n model.in«. repairs It lnstal· -. ., .....
'4>2>26. Industrial area. New bldr. pup, black long hair vt/irey Emerald Bay Gat~ 4· Four ni~ r-...., jun ct 10 n. Jationt. Big or llD'.ll.U. Llc'd 832-8934. In ~· thtte'• an ew&J.-
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em.,, Valley parkway , H.B. Call 842-;-3928. LOST, woman's gold filigree LIC Ca 7 5t6-02ll. \\'otk at fair prices: Llc'd & 10 ou....nso • --" 1-1 . F trlo 'D Day re, am-5:30 40 r-··· • -.... ~
FOR Rent: Deluxe ottice1, & Mt'Sa, c '.M •. Small fem. ring Isla~ -or , Cd M JI arbor/Bak e"t" area. PAINTI NG, prof. All \\'Ork units. \Vlth full pay w~ 831·1400. FOUND 1/24 vie Santa .Ana w :> s ones, vie. as n pm. Hot;meals. Xlnt care. Fencing In~. 61=>-57 · ground survetllancc raa
Indwtrial area. New bl""' long \vbite hair dog · Reward. 56-XtSS. ~1539. • CHAIN ·link, y,'OOd, etc. Free guam. Color spe c l a 11 s I you'tt In school. And -~· COLLIE/a.· .e11, lie. ;contractor. LeoCo .,..., 415 nr. San Diego Frwy & 645-~""· .... ,epard pup 5 mo. 842·4~. 54.7-1411. or other benetlla. Ltk• 'ill' , . Ill '""' Vi Harbo • VI EXPER. Baby&iUer, Harbor , Fence Co., 492-1370. Id . . , ""'==-------·Crown Valley Parkway . S.'tALL tan & white female ._. e r • c-C0'.1.fPLETE exter. s~ &: days pa vacation a yea,t;
SCOTr'S Guest Home . 831-1400. dog. Poss. Spaniel type. Vic. torla C.~2129.tt 'maritinp. ~:h.. c':i~~1;",a, Hot Fiber9l•11 up. Avg. nn. $20. Neat If you're. lookifW ' tm:: thf
Private or semi-private MANUFACTURING. Sa.lei, Fair &: Fairview, C.M . \\'Ork. Refs. Roy, 847-1358. kind ol cballqe, A ~
ari.ll. Ttndt:r lovint care. olli~ space. Good Laguna 551-917<1. LOST in vie. 19th &: Orange, CHILD Care. ·Wetkde.ys, my c;!MP/. ·:">ile faclllllt1 Jor PAINTING. prof. All work ment, .. ~: •
Xl.nt food •'l" beaut. sur-location. $100. to $390. mo. roUNo :Po o d t e near C.M.' ,wblte~ .. ~ rabbit. ~-~~. ~. b' h 1 n d ~f a~to ~~·1 .. 11.·~=a~ j\lU'n. Color 1pecIa111 t
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2,CXXJ sq. foot. Ple&.e call ~1~31. mot old rrlale, ytc. llf&rine CUSTOM BOAT .. WORK SJD{NG & Facia $129, 2 story sit Vy Le:atf ;. "
SINGLE, fortyiSb, employed, ~.aft 4PM. PUPPY, Geiman Shep , Ave, Bal.,ls. 67"'~74. • PatioL Rm add.it. ~9 SPECIAL! Avi. ch&Jr or $229. Ex~er only. 643-2755 or Army "'.krVl1W : •. ·2 -·--. ~ ~ " professional pUot seeking DELUXE SI'ORE 1600 sq.~ black & I>eige, approx. 10 GREY cream~. Tiger rocker ttripj,ed' JS. Gluing, 642-1403. •
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Gefl._1.Jemanly , &Ober. '--""-1."'"9996.' CltyPar'·"A"'"147. Vic,VictoriaC!.M.646-9055.1-0-'--'.' --0"-'--I YOU _1upplythepalnt .. Cost!!! .~
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helicopter' or &ll'plane pilot' Edinger.Sant• Me 1'12-2 ~· ~· Irvine & 0
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in spare ume. Re.I. '-avail. .2500 11111· ft. unit, hii· front Me.unen. . . . GO!J>EH Retpm;r •. appipx. minult' bleach , for white ~· • ~ Newport, 5"-2r;:i8.. ~14+'. -, .,.
(21.1) ~ ~ ~~ 5 otficf, .nea?~N~ 'Frwy. "FOUND~ Jtu*l'. v:lclhlty 2 ~ ~ Found.•v1c. Mfsa carpeta:. Save' )"'OW' mooey .~; Coeta-M~, Dowr PAPllt HUNG $30 San Clemente •..
I: Tior'"-Titt ~ea ~ In So. Santa Ana. $25.01 per ~ *'11: ~ SiWa. Ana. Vetde. 968--006+ . by saving me ·e~l'J tript. Sh0tt1, WestclHt Any nn. + P&fU'· 616-M-49 141 ~lnnw: AVf' .. ei: ,,
No. 3:24, Daily Pilot, P. O. mo. l~ue or mo. to mo. Cilll •between l O 'and 5. LOS!' German,. hpbmi • Will' clean itv:lng tm., d1nhJa GARDEN Malnt Ct&'>-UP· FOR clean 4r: ftltll pilntlne, BABYm ,•,vR --•-•
Box J.5m, d:ista, M~ .97&!6. \f f.lkWorth. ~ 1Esfate 549-2103 White neck. Has flea tollU • rm. a: ·hall $15. AJry rm. rototilling, new lawn J>l'Wl-interior w extertoo Ii reas. -~ ·~. · ..
LARGE 2 BR. Extra·Sharp ' ~O , FOUND white pood I e, No tap. Reward! 53M8$:1. $7.SO. COuch~ CbaJ.r SS. 15 lfl&';11(1i-lnkieft. Oda Gardeil ntes, Dick, 96M065 eveti. :':• ~· ~~a.ti.~ un~. ftouae Witt,y )'O'.l11g 4 OOO 'C:l'l n·· tem~e. Vie. Orana:e Ave LADX'S ,.+! ~ watcti. yn., exp la w~tcountl, not Serv'. 5.11.:+tti dyl, aft 5, ENGLISH p ...... u .. -... I: 64~1sn k 1 •J • cp!e or 'euy. 570 V~torta, • , .,..,.... • ·between 19th &. Xlth, Cc6ta Great Pft1IODlll value. Vk method. I do wort m)'Mlt. -131--9515. ,. · _,..... .~-.lg u or oaM. ,
CH. Sfri\lded -1Good location. Meti. .. 518"-9405. · · Cc!M. 175 t.waid. ~ Good rel. 5.U-4101.. =nMONAL G·,.,.-. , PEdalat~1~· <>q>er. Call &I AN AVON
SHARE2BR,·,apt.=.somo. J450, porJllOftlh. ' COLLIE, -!emele, ·,;;;; ~ pru""n-!n""'s ~ "'~ RIPlllSINTATIVI ""' R Meear.cllil R tto ..... .., • ' PAltn'JNG' I P.AfERING, Let me lboW' ..,..,., how -Good' Joe. am .M.,.,.; Apl. oy • '. H r' v;,, Sprlngd&le &, Edingtt, * * * * * * ~. cl......,p jobs, l,! I Harbor Li 6 ,_ • C, C.M. Coritact Bud aft 5 1BlO NeitpOrt Jllvd., C!M. "H.B. t!rJ...OML • l and 1 cap i.a g • GeQiie{ ~ n Ref' fu a.re:.·.,-~ It is: to :ftake money ti: .havtt
pm, . . ~7729 FNiln.t male. L:arge ble.ek •· ~. , l ..... ""1"". • m. ~ · fun ln YOU1' t;:,::: '1. ·
LADYJS rt.ice+ ~f to lhan. Ml 1250 sq ft wlottlce, lie A grey tabby. Vic, Irvine ·1 AL'S Landtc:apJna. 'Tree P~Mt,,, ~~, ":.~~ c,..i;: ta , '-... Feela~~ r~ 2!, ~ rear door. $159.50 mo. Al., Tm-act!. 673-94~. T ' d ' Pa . .d.. rmwwal .. Yard remodeling., *' fATOI PLASTERING BEAUTY ()pr fOI" bel
own. • • ~ & pnv, ~,:is, .28()()•oq ft/ 2 ba, Igo front of-FOUND very lrg black Lab ra ' er.,, C: .ra, I .•se Truh baultng, lot cleanup. .AJI l>Pot. nt. erllmatOI now ellildrons oalon
64&-4780. ~ fict. lie .q ft, $315 mo. 1240 vic;inity Meyel' 'le. Joann, "f Repair lprinklm. 673-U66. Call 54G--682S, FAM~ {!II. ll:tu..I £'~ *~ SHAR~ ,~ly 1STUDIO Loc6n ·St., 'e'.M. ~ Colt& ·Mesa. 548-9895. •Bob's Ll.wn Servlcek Plumbing ehYdNn le be top
APT wleirl 25-35, in CdM. days, 646-0681 eve1. r WHITE malt cat, :young, well I 1" n' e· ·s . Comp. U.wn'.. Maintenance I \Vlll consider p /I I rri ~ * Call ~7t9'/:. IRVI~,.IN.QUSTRIAJ,. fed, on Bluebird Ca.eyOn, · • Home 'or .comm•1 60-*5 1:t: T~lc Sona. ~!um· 644-7014 e"" all 6pm. · .•
WILL SHARE ~BR horn• in AREA. f'rom '2,ooo '"I· ft. " r.a.uoa'Beacb. 497·1838· t" * 549-2915 .mod· I N " 'c·• p ·,. T BUILDIR•·-Ne-.Bach, 'On ·the ••m,•Warebouse.6: It . ..,, .. , ADULT male S i amese ' 1mes· 21 re e . ew oo1 · · . ~· .. _..... ... .. ,... ·rn exp. -Free eet. M6-&3«1. : Small compe.w needs .st~
W'l.ttt, Cal '~ ' 'Broker, 6t&-<95. W/collar, vie:. Via Udo EKper .Jtpa'Qel& Gardener · dependable people .,,..
Offloi Ront•I 441 651111 oq ft .Ml bldg w/o!llcet, Nord, N.B. 675-1136. d 11· Complete yd . oervtce. Ntat COL.E P.LUMBING around talent. Need •.•
,. • . • • l larp ~door. Ile tt.-17'19 GOLDEN Retriever, Vic. 0 ars .-Rella. Fr« Ht. ID'l389, :U i\r, oervlce. 645-1181 ,...,,..,.,, mecl>anlc I<!~
DELUXE office I u 1 te. Whittier St., C.M. 6t1-5033 17th St A &!perior, C.M. Ap.. 4 EXP Ha-"--G--"-$8 HR. Plumbinl Ii: tnator. • i
C\MltOm dee., CptJI, drP9. """'•-· ~ --'p-J -old"67"' eA1ft • Wau&n tuvi::nl!J' ' El-tri--1. ,111•ftalf, w-••11 Corp C wa11.~ .. ,...,. · lloOr, ;a1r ~·· ~ ..... .... ,... . ..,.,..,. • · ~~~~ ~~ -~'Zr.,"':.. M.i<oo 111• M;;;;;..v1 •• c.•1. -,
mnd. 705 sq ft. $285. iilcl RENT M-11125 llCI· ft. ~O: Jr. ~wet 111it top Ownl!r ...ant's $8,000 se... ~69 DODGE CoroDet, auto, ·-·-r"'• ~•v. PLUMBING REPAm 642-8961 .• .-,
utll. 548-9586.~ , . , ,$135/,mq,.•~.UJpn, Shop ldenlifyltclaim.m-tn6. !(i'resldentiat10%1'>'1ibr P/S,P/B,Lahdautop,lleJ'. Owral lervlcnt 1 N'o job too small 1o0KKEEPER·15 * 300 •·.·Ft..O!ll-, -~m No. 10. C.M. * 675-6116· FEMAl\E Schnauzer found Eq. in CM atudio trioll!X. e6 tape. Trade for l&te.J'ftD. "" " ,,_ R I W .au. THINGS ._ 'U'---·u. * &&J..3121 * llow would you like a ~ bldg. Ample """'"""""'· 132 enta J anl9ll -1.124 on Goldenrod, Cd.M. Auumf' $37,000 7~% CJ. df4, camper fW'1 eqaipp1l oq -· tlon •-Id~-· ~...... f7S..9l54 673-1280 P't1 on1 ~..... 675--5258 or •~"""" .tecl, ptumb, lebct_, tile. Rem1d1I I R .. lr _::.,ra, .. ~~ ...... , __ ':-Cabrlllo, C.M. $6.3754; alt. 4 BEDROOM "W/famUy rm., ·or • nc. y. .w.:rt. °"'7"V1v1 lnltlnl ....... .,...... "''--•"' UJllll' _,,.... 6 pm 830-«;55, -u.!umlsbed. ha. wlO.in I DAIL y PILOT llave $20,000 oquily In,,.,. Multipl, """" land A !ti-5'M1i carponlr)', point eto. BONDED 1 ••er a I mn-~"":~ ~~'9 ':::.~ ~= ~-.~· ;.1n .::~.: CLASSIFIED ADS :=-::~ 1!:':t."! ::.;;"'!".:. = H..... ::c1~~:.::ut ": executive? St. .. -·. ,
tum "lrui> lo, cub" In a Beoclt. If nice up to $300 FOR ACTION. • , = area of r;ic. Bia. •al. Trade -or .both for WANTED: ~ l r,, 1 oomm. lnH144 Call ~ ~ ~
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,+ Low time. Clear. S«>00 Npt, $10,l*t eq. Trade tor y AR. D/-, dftnup1. Dlrec:t. b dO my own work. B 0 0 I< K EE p E R:,-::=:j for travl trtr ~ '& Mc-Aircraft.· Clldlllac, • .Rolll 6'>2780. 5Cl-«590. exp'd. Some ottim ,..,._ _ _ _ .,.... D--..,_t "...,, _ RemoYe trees, dirt, Ivy. ~ ment, tor tasw.nce ~ ~a. ...,....,..~ or -·~· • ..,, ... .,, -· _..,... S k lP,.J oa d_e r, 1 backhoe. REPA!l,. reooYft" any roe:
115.ooo et., In ,.nec1' c:and. o comer, m x J16. bl 117-•. . problems. w-. lb>finr. ;r..:,. ~-i:'"
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Black• white TV. noorn£ H11111elMftfnlt AU CUIOm •Dtted. Ptr'ION.l Ase 10.1• to dellvtr 1
del, new avocado 90fa w/ Jlave 2 bdrm home ill Remo Fashion advlct!. f'D.1M. In the Dana Polar; Bu ' , et h'ft A clear. Trade for '\j bltn end tablet. wuhet .t duplex, trtpta or home In VJJNDOWS1 Carpet1, Alterati..-~ me t '"'""·
' .U,..r. Will tnde for ro!rlc Newport Beach, Caota Moaa H .. /ct.an. We ii,. Blue N•t, -. lO ,_exp, AIL Y l'ILOT
; ~:::l Col1a M,.. or Corona del Mar. 675-1892 =-8'.""'s:·-~ :~ Tolm .... ' it .. fr CASHIERS~ W a• ..
Have R3 lot lo Siem. Mo· ""-~ I-•--.,. exchanat' for sum Utll er dre CCan billJd 5 llnltJll -;;::· Refs. * BLAJNE'S TV * ~ Meta area. F\111 um;
'l'o<nnce, ll•mm,·-. 13,000 eqlilly, cloar. WW _..., S<rvlco lllJMcq AD -Lano& ...._ -. ,_
do. Manhattan .ee.cb area. tr.de l'or poftl' boll or Car»ett. Wlndowt. noor etc. •0 t rtad Masnavox Ovtr u .....
FORTIN RLTRS -units, NJI. u.a. MUii! -· I< °"""''L 51Mlll, -... ~ 54iMSL! ' '
Z " C!>lor ~ TV. -Have 2511 "' lltul. Colon-HOUlllEWORK -by T-s;;yio; ~~ ~ =-tub<. Xlnt 0.edftl"" la! I BR pool -· NjlL ~ -'3 hr, Min I • • Owa -A '*"* ' '
J•od !or.:~:, lfe1a. Waa1 -. """'• bro. -REMOVAL a. trimmlnr, tire Call ... Tm-. ··' ~ -,--)'acht...,. 411" Didi IOI)>. 8 UICI( CASH woad.-..:.. tG-27lilor COMPANION---ta-2421 .. IG-l9IO.· .... 611-11111. '
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packaae. For an intttvlew, AU far Herman
pl-call pononnel. INSIDE SALES ENGINEER
Exttl.Jent career opportunity · (213) +11·1171 with growing <0mpeny. We
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• '3ciual Oppor. Employer with people.
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L1NERAL OFFICE 1• 3~~ or....: In
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•u!ftmtr 72. apec!Ucation writing. ~drrs oWcl!:. Apartment Send your resume m: Mr.
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Sf.I I: typing. Apply 9 to l2, Pilot OtU111fied0 Ad No. 317. a l to .C. 707 E. Chapman, p O Box 1u.t1 ,.__.. M~ .Fullerton. · : ..._.._., ........,.. '
qirr .o Card "'°" ..i .. , 1,;:CaJ;:;;:•1:,,·~~::·,-.,,--::=:-.: ~ f/llme, e x p e r INSOMNIACS for ~ICW'Ch
jtttd. 21.J.5. Musi be project on sleep tllilordtn.
ftUl.bltr & n@atly rroomed. 21-55 yn. Good ~ for s
ifnnory Lane,..2300 flarbor, wks study, 633-9393, ext l 58.
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SEARS ROEBUCK I: CO
9<l!lr9 Adam• Hunttnaton Beach
961-1181
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TWIN bids c omple t e
w/tra.mn, firm mattnata,
-<Ol'd. $75. lt!-4m.
I' Velvet IOfa, antique ao.Jd.
$150. Mt.tchins lo\.'e .eat
'100. 54&-2913.
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% TRANsPOR.TATION can,
Bulck 'Sii, 111..,,..., '51, ....
dola lhelvea, '1Ull top
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nn cbaira. nik-mks, end
tables, k:ikb tablet!, TV
lubes of all typos. cloU...,
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HOUSEHOLD tum w ale.
Owner aoing oveneaa. Also
3 hp FJ Tjgre mini bib;
twin n.hlrt Olral apeaken:,
SOw; misc. 538-3ll6.
BABY hirb Chair, ltalnlus
steel $8. Blue suitcue ~.
Table , lamp, ll'ffn hue,
beige shade 43" tall $15.
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RUMMAGE Sale -Sat, Jan
29, 9 am, 610 W. 18th St,
C.M. Womena Oubhou~.
Clothing, toya, eh=.
111 * PUILIC * AUCTION
FRIDAY 7:30 P.M.
JANUARY 21th
Color TV'a. 5 new mlid state
atereos. Pianos. B@drm aeta.
Bunk beds. New qU@ftl 1ize
matt:rea:SH. Divans. Reclin-
ers. Maple dinettes. Oieats.
S.Wh1c machine. Mlmn.
Of:Ciee dHJai tr-chafrL Lota
of Misc. Refrig'1 I: wash~.
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STEllEO Cloonnce-Etee. lltl7lll Ww!l-piano• A AG.ll!I ~quality 1"11>' Servlao 112 I&'~ -... II' U Ft -Wboler U HP C1S11-. tl5 !IMO Toni l>olllx> 2
troplloblcllradthomeun!t, boneh. Liiie new. Movinc, pits l<ir solt; I"" old BOAT Bottoma cl .. nlnc 25c: Alum.-.l'llllr1atnli .. ~--... MUST Selll Powell USED MOTOR Sldan. ~la ..-i ~ Ill·~ 60 Watt., AM/FM wt1I -below ll prl<'e. i.brodor Retr1ewra. 1 a It. LtQllll at w/L cludq -er " trlr mole COlllrola, lloet "'''''" .Mla;.Trall -· !In ,..,., HOME ' = -lloo. 19 O O' , a..,.. ,....,.,. w/-No-·-· femal• SL. Bernttnl, 6 wkl. BJ6.M23. w/(IWIUal wreneh. Jle&ls., llatQ -$1500 IA-, Comet .,........._, _, SPICIALS m-:-= speakers LlMAN Healy Baby Grand. M~Kennel loots/Marino Uc'd nevtr ul<d. $1500 or silcri&e $195. Allor I pm tire. liltl-BU. MolWed, 1flq UTE Uller Motor H..,. Dune ........
••• ·~ ·-· tuml&ble rich tone -twtinc E I to4 bat olr. 91i62 Enk•"'f' Dr, IC-31?7. ~~ call all&r 5 PM, 25 Ft. Fiil'·· -ul• • .,.11 -·':' comp-. P"'-r L& .... u st. ..... -·t . llEESll<J!ID pops. AKC ..... qu p. H.B. ~7. ....-~·· ., ~ ... reee1ver $99.96. S1n1ut, wn •\~ • male. It 'female, Ch · . a>nlained. loci air oond. MUST Sell Dune 8llD
Dual. BSR,; Garrard, Stan; S.w ..... MMhtn.. aa ..... a.-.rvt, 546--9881 or BRAND new, 1912 & boree BANK repoaeulon 36' 19'11 I If•) 1971 YAMAHA RTI·B Set up 1971 l!I'E Lintt Motor Home tw ~ dard, 1toek clearance . iif..iiSO.-,. JGNaon. Uaed. tor dlsplay, Anglen1ln SchoOntr reserw T......,... tor the dirt '650, 545-1282 25 Ft. Ful~ equjp A self -'c.ll ~
U.$_.A. SLereo E q u J p SINGER. Dial·a•titcb in nice sm piua tax, M$-.55.51 ~ ri&:hl to retl.lle eJ1 bldl. ~ · after S PM. contained. Incl air cond. ---------1
Warehou.H, 179 E. 17th st.~ condt, zia-1111, but-COUJE Pup1, AKC. Trl 'a A Boati, Power '°'· W. Coeat lltahway, Newport MAN'S 10 •peed blke Jae-1971 UTE Uner Motor Home Trucks
Costa Meu, MS-.2442. tol'lb:Mtl, must tell $25.59. Sable1. M/F. $00.. Beach. C•rnpt~, S.le/ Rent '20 ques Anquetll makt:' xlnt 28 Ft. Fully equip. &: self
MOVING : Kelv l nator Stretch ovtrcUt-f&ncy. 6t6-02l9 23' CENTURY. 2 bunks. LlOO 14, Race rig, Good shape! m 6'>2MT. 1 contained. Incl air cond. (2 ---------1
lroat-Jree !! cu 7t ... trla 533--0alO. I OLDEnaillhSheepdo1"'"P'· h<&d,!35HpncwChr)'sler cond. New •lla 6 linet. * SHILLTOPS * '69 KAWASAKf 250 toe-!"'ml. tit
100. stutetd ,,.u.w v1.,i Sportfntl Good& 1311 Pa!oated, -ni.. o F • • lnboanl, •I• radio, ball eo .. r. No. 1602. &~ EL CAMINO * RANCH.:l\O Sldewhttl<r, Clean, lo mi's. *Marvin Pearce*
ehr, SlO. Dark brown 1efa, SCUBA . tuzzy !acft, lovable. 213: tank, bay or ocean. ~eel "'"''· . DATSUN Pick Ups can M+-0219 after I pm.
125. Ke..,.... .., r In re r ( --· Cafypso 611-00U. cond. $3.350. ~. VENTURE Zl, fully equipped II " J SALEs CUSI'OM Honda 450, '66. 'Im-Motor Homes lnttrnatlooal Harvntw waaher ··-J..-11" W 'l J), llf'W, 9lll; Aquamuter, ••.1: CAB tu Cru f&f'r 25' I ~" Ex~ -~ '"'"S u.~r SA --· ' Wl.K"lUI, ... on s.o Vott. sz. M2-tll7 Hettet 9ft 1~ w ....... tt. ~ \,DI ... .JN'7U • nuvu • ..,.,..""""" mac. cond. Must aee to RF.CREATION CENTQ
r<fule any reu. oflen. Call s : . -S•eelcralt. Eng. Xlnt cond. $1595. Must .. u. Call eYOI, '61 CHEV. Corv&lr P.U. cab. bell .... ll50. tlt>M1'l ssa-~222 ROY CARVER, lac.
alt 3, ~ D8fl) or 64&.8526. tort, Rett•Vram, BEAUT. ChiJds Western lad-Hull needll aome •'tldinf. 963-9658. owr tamper, compl eqp'd.1---------1 .. ~UTl.l'UL. veJ')' cle&r, ~ B•r . m dle $75. $900. 6H-45t5. 16' Hobie Cal, Brml new, All in OUtstandine Ol)nd. ,.,...,. Hem.• '40 llli s. VlUqe w~. S.A. ~ I Cos~~arbc>r a~ .....
.. tint. Diamond in 'ntfany 16 Dumlnated sboweue 3 Call 6'M67ti WANT to buy 23 to 26' ilul •n . )'ti., "''· Aili, Many $995. 49M35&. Tr•lltrt, Utility 947
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·n Dodie Van 300 Series. ~tt1!'1 I: matchln& lady's A ri.a. ahttves, &old anoctkd ott ahott sport tlaher. F. xtras, w/trlr, $1100. 8' WESfWAY % ct.bover, Moter HorM R•ntal 4xG' UTILITY Trail ..........i 1 v.s, auto shift. n dio, htat.
tna.n • w~ bands. Cost f!ttings. Excel cond. Cal J I , -1~· Smith, Rt. 1 Box 2383.Davis, ~2141 or 67&-l.SM atovt, ice box, alJlk. Li&htJ. Relerle )'OW' vacation cunp-condition, best ~'t ,•;; er. Tan exterior: T"JOO miles.
·' ~~·:~ ~~O '::~~ ~lll4 or~ '~~·~=;~~~-;·~-~~-~~~~ ~Ca~l._'12-3560_~~·,,..,,,,..=-= HOBIE Cat 16 3 mqs old. boob~~-~SI~ ~di ol er, motor home or mini 536-2l27 $.1150 Ml pntt. Phone TV R dlo HIFI . '70 Arena Craft, 2(1', 110, 220 Lime -n bull, ·>AM..w ca u~ Pl• eu...,. Like ho-.,-· -ntal rates. Call • . ~756 (Fullerton). 6 PM. or all day-kenrU. , I , , b ··~-· ,,.__.. ~-l.l ..... 18QO ··1 ..... .. ... Uo1W ... .. ~-p 94 Ste hp, Cuddy ca in, tandem trampol~. $1495. Phone new.~........ · ~ -o~. now for l'81tl"Yat\ons. "'uto MirYlce, arts 9 196a-CTIEVY. ~2 Ton pk~
86t'J' 14' 125. 10' 125. rto ·. ~ Gwr.i 900 trlr, porta pottl, $5650. alter 6 Pm. W-3137. Cyclos, Blkos, MIK£. U..l'IRfHY GMC in excel. cond. WW trade
.P ayp!ll and pad, like new 673-5068. 23' ?i.IAYA OIB, g sails. s-~r. -r """"' MUNTZ 4 &. 8 track tape I for 1965 or later 1tation , ils. FUJI-bed $25. 1972 ZENITH & RCA color A A · ROJ••• Ski bo t ~ ... --·· ,_ d k 6 Ills Id ~ M t be 1n ~ .• ffWe $6. Box head boud b~c* A whi~ TV. Lcweat SCI M·L·ETS 16' T .tU• a ' IAN $:ll00. Days Uft"'Cli74V, eves, RECREATIONAL VEHICLE ec ' rqon ° • •""" wagon. ui ......... tarp, $20. Larae car carrier pnce!I in Omwe County. 3 HP, V-8 , Xlnt cond. $950. 67'":r3037. ''10 CB 350 bl CENTER cond. $50. or trade for Ml· cond. 646-2174.
$10, l'ert:Ulitr 1preader, yr picture tube 1 yr parts ANSWERS Will finance. 673-6450, or KITE: Trlr., cover $700. 12' l"UJ'lll " looks J'f:sa!d. Cor. Beach I:. McFadden. FM radio for vw. 548-5380. * PICKUP mucx.s. Good :
$15. 557-4856. Ir :Vrvice. eo1or' antenna in-. 6Th-.1l22. SklU.fita VW van. $1$0. 8' $400. * 968-4145 Westminster 302 V-8 Ford efli'lne, just rnech&nleal A runnlnc con-1
stalled wfall corms thru FOR sale 13' Boston Whaler Hydro-plane S5CI. &t&-1821 . IH-133S or 531.2450 recond. 421 Headen &: misc. dltion. ~· 64l-003T, Jf
REX11NING cftair, blk JI January No finance Walnut-Rapid -Elate-40 h.p. Johnson. U>&ded "C,,;E:.,N~TERBO=.,=Al\l)~~-r-a-c~;-na: ALMOST NEW 10 lpd IL.Riii. Pea part.11. 846--0975 After 6. hn.
zaaphyde; ltaWesa steel e"·-, • ..:..,d wi·~·-90 Broeue:-BlDW t;r w'xtral. $1300. 6'1J...ll52. Sabo 1•~ . I I Peu,aeot PX lOE, 25" frame. *·IMl181 JC8* Put a little ·•100t' tn your I· "'67~Cll=EVY=~M~~-•. ~-=.~s-~-,..,I. waterle11 cookware ,_,.,., u _. ..,...,. Ad b uldbe uJi ' t, ....... new,competey Call~ • .., ,,., ..,.. ~ open hearth day1 or oo down A up to 36 Ian It~ h':, t : m c--Boats, Raf'.'lt/Chart'r 90I equip., reaistel'ftl. 646-5126. · · Matar ff Levit • sell those bauble1 , xint cond. $1100. '51 Chn)'
1' o t I 1 1 e r I e , oomplete. months to pay. ABC Color t ' l th lollnwentyF yeathrs ·--------SUZUKI 185 OID8$ for "bucks". Can Ousitled 11 T, dual wNC1 .take bed, I TV 9021 Atlant ~ H o p ay e v . or e Make Otter 642-5678. $500. 6f2.MT 5&60ll · a, ... tint rutoen he thought he CATALINA 27' SLOOP loots, Slips/Docks '10 Call 673-4228
SOLID b;,.h din "'· hulclt, tlnrtmt Beech. 961-3329. had to BLOW IT. Brand new boat. Aux. power, r--------Sales • Rentals Autos, Imported 970 Autos. l711171rtttl · '7i
table, 6 chain, cUstm pad, Sl'EREOS-lOunclaimed, 1912 -M.r1-... -Con~-... ~11-.n-t-s16 ... 2..''"be'adroomix, S/S.ra~-~F •• t WELL 1oe.~ U-Sllp, HO~Dt, 1: ~: .. ~e; 5"'.3222
lee.vu $600. Iron.He ironer C0090lH., new warranty, INDEPF.N DENT "~'"""1111:: u:u co ' a.~, 1 · a.-like nu s;;o. g t mm 0 n 1 ao~ AM, FM deluxe audio e Purchasing _ Newport slip w/plen.ty of I6'x40'. $135 per mo. Yearly. !.ta~ affer. T-U43 i.ft
bide-tt-bed w/nu matt. $50. l)'ll.eml, 4 !!pd ~n. Counlelilll on purch&sin&' parking. Club rate.11. For Wo Realtor, 613-681ll. 6pm.
548-560.1. mR Medlt~an jacks, boats A equioment, call 55T-90l6 aft 6:30. -M~OO-R-IN~G~l-or_tt_n_t._40-55 __ •. •n HONDA 350 SL, low
SPRJNG-altt double box sold for $219, will RU for • Marine Surveyor &o.tl, Sail 909 Beat ~ just off "B" St. mileage. Xlnt cond. 1625.
, springs: and m • t tre 11_ $59.96. $5/mo. lnlpect 421 ..... 2t77 Nr. Pavilion. SU-5557. 540-9617. tJt 6 pm.
: Medium-firm, very Sood ~.ltbunl, Anaheim.l·AL.LEN==-Sld -~~t ~1~3,~~~fl. WANTED, trailer for 26' one *BOAT Space near Udo. '68 YAMAHA 2SOcc DT·l. A
• Coodltion.CallatterSP.M., REP•~urn SP'C'"'"'"' with40HPOutboardmotor ton fixed keel ail heal Sldetie&alip.Accom .2(1to ~1~dUtblJDe.$325.
548--1879 AU\.W.IU. ~ snd trail 'lb wineh 549--0869. 40 ft. boat. 613-6450. --\ND< ·I==~·==~~~-Admiml pol1able TV 16" er w i • ---------• POOL TABLES Wan!boule ' Good condi&n, all for 8' ~Sabot, fiberglue:, with 50' slip, side tie, $2.50 per ft. GIRI.S . StlnlraY bike. Xlnt
, Sale. Freia:ht dama1ed $49 $285, new, now $25. Admiral $350 00 I ~ $300 or ae 11 NEWPORT MAR t NA . condition, $20.
• to $199. Ne\•1 1late factory "COior TV, tiet.utttul walnut . . 531-7294 . se~te. 536-265L IJ!t..2281. CeJl.1 ~· • 9 5 conaole mod~ $1m new, -="'--~,.--------
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1 1111t. So. ol G.G. Frwy.
<16-2311
crated, $195 to S 3 · $150. 5C7-3182. Motor Homes 940 Motor Homes 940 Motor Homes MO Metw Hemei ~ m-8623, ~. -------..,----
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Membership. 71> Yrs. Pl(). [ 11 • • Mn-Scott. 54 9-0707 , .... v.u ...
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: KINGSIZE bed, liner, ped A 3 Ll-..2 Tinnes, '2;G0
frame, 5 mo. old, 5 yr.
• guarantee $35. Private par-AUSTRALIAN Sbepbtrd. 1
t)>, 96&--0833. yr. mtie, trkoiored. Loves
he d lddl, Id· watchdo&. BELT massager. avy uty, 548--984L
excellent condition $35 or .,:,,:;;:=,,:·,:·-~
, trade for U.15xl5" tirt1 A!1'10C'l10NATE 1 mo
' white walls, recap11 con-c.ollie/Beqle mix. lbebkn.
: sldered. 631-4156. Lie, shotlt C:all .tt 7,
Ml scoff-• 675-1'1'111. Wonted at '511 FDllD V..t 2 door. Medi wOrk. wntr Bax na,
~ $PRING-a~ double hen-' 'Newpwt ·~
1, a~na:• and m a i t r e 1 1 . 1 Blk' Shepherd pup, 3 Wb,
' Medium firm, very a:ood adorable; 2 cock-a-pooa, 1 ~ condition. Call alt; 5 P.M. yr.~ aft 5 pm.
[ 046-1879. BEAGbE mbed male dor '~ WANTED: 1 10n or ~ ~1 children. movirw to
· h)'liraulic noor jack. llllt-. 66-011i6.
I SU-'1367 APRICOT &: white curl;.y
' WANTED: Mahogany butfet, ma.Je Cockapoo. 6 weeks old.
good condition. Pleue call ' MS-2591. , ..
alter 5 pm. 645-095.5. BROKEN cmcrete, ,.nice fer
Wanted: 11• Ladd.rt n:~ wall ~r rip-rap.
Eve1 call 101013 Xau. hint. 51).(J656.
Muslcol 1-m 9MO. Old German She>ltml. ............. ,_
5 CaH !US-4511 em.
NEW -drums, pe
""· :12" bue. $2111 ar best FOX Tmier Pappy, 2 -· · ciffer. 11l3 Santa Ana 4\ve. <*:I. ?ale.~! .
O>sta ?i.fesa. * 5CIZ3l63 '*'
iuJtMONY Elt!ttrtc aultar 6 6 MO. ll Collle/ll German
Kalamazoo Amp. $I 0 . Sbfpherd kwel childftn.
6';1.-9131. • -Irr )'Id. 67">-381IO.
Office Furniture/
Equip.
ADDING Machine.11 and cub
rea:f.lten. $18 & up.
645-059>
OFFICE de11k le chair, eood
condition $45.
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12'
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CLEARANCE SALE ON
1 of a kind fioor dettl<l8-
Conn-WurlUur-AUen.
KD&.be-Sohmer -Everett-
Cable Nel8on-Wurlitier
Piarm.
Sabathil Harpsichords
All ·merchandise 10ld wlth
new warranty " dellveey.
GOULD MUSIC CO.
Since lDll
2040 No. MaJn, S.A. * 547-0681 ••
PAIR· AKC Weimaranen
• -to &OOd lane, Need at·
tentlon' i,. ,...,i. -·
6 GUINEA Pip " I puppies,
part dlllllt, --to P>cl
homf. Uf._, ! I
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WAllM A ~y miniature
Schnauuir pupp¥ell, AKC
l'fi· rAll lhotl. Call Joanne
after 6 pril. MT-1929.
AKC Standard Poodle
2 yn. All Ownpion ·-· POODLES. ratt chocolate
brown, minlatuft;, AKC,
champ aired, abbta. Priva.te -·-· COl>UE PUppy for sale.
*HAMMOND OROA:NS AKC rop. Female.· Call , 1..i.rgeifl• oldest dealer In "2-Sn6. ·
I o.s. All models new·used . .c..;o...:.AFG..;;,~HAN~-.~MALE=~-1 BefOl't! )'OU buy • &Ive UI a
I try 18 mos. old, hrinale. . ·-* P&NN1~4=Y, CO i WlC 6ld Colb'IJU;AJ>eo
11357 S.a<h Blvd ' popPles, Iii. ICMIU rr
(SO. of KateUa ) 534--3815 altet' I pm. ,
,, PIANOS** ORGANS SCHNAUZER Pupa. altld I Kr~'11, Strlnh)'. Lowrty, .,...see, aroommc tmna,
Allen, Bakhtln. etc. From 1 ..:M&-4139~=;:..· ----~sa; up. RENTALS $10 up.
08.llv 10..fi ~·•n, 12.S
. l'l&LO'S PIANO CO.
1833 Newport Blvd. AKC Malamute pup p I• 1 •
Oosta Mesa n416'S-3250 $ISO. l\Wel 6 lmWea.
WOULD YOU -.m,
l llLllVI GERMAN llltepberd '.;r.:: =~.;. .... -. "° -... ' ilClatlotl!No olollptlon, Jllll MM01111L 5 pm.
Came -,. 1:311 pm. BEAUT. German si.,
C~ MUllC ....., -Ito pqtp!M; I
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1 olMi\ ~ ,... 111 ltln! MOV1N6 m1111 1111
-· .. pqne poodlo popploa SIS. • s.ms • 1118-2151.
CJULlllWISEN Spinet,
cottd. After f pm -· ..int 1-"'c=!:RllAN=="'SHEPllEllllS===,,,...
call AKC, chimp .-_ I wkl.
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NEW '71 TOYOTA MARK II
2 DOOi HAIDTOP
f1ctorv •ir, r1clio, w/w tires, pwr. 4IM1, re1r wl11•
clow cl1fo99tr, tint, tl•11 1n4 Muell M9NI eOJl7Jt6
WIND. STICKER ~lU.44 ,
SALE PRICE $Ull.IO
SAVI $104 .
.......... 1 ... Ai ......... = NEW '71 VOYQ 142.
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Aut•. fr1111.1 8111~ix lte4io, ',wt • ._..._.. ,!ltMt. tt.t.
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Over a dozln sbowrooni trUll 1972 demo
and executive cars now aveDable at im-
portant .. viDp! Come in IDday for your
cbok:e of tbeise lzuul.lful, JoW mlleqe,
never reglsteted, 1112 To)'Olal lind VolVoa.
FIRST-FIRST SA~!
SPECIALS ON FINE
IMPORT THAD[.INS
'69 RINAULT RIO • •
4 o .. , s..i.11, 4 •It"'· elr ••'"'·
ftio11tl1t9, r1eUel tlr11, r•tli.i, ........
$177
(ZSJf091 ' ' '6"' TOYOTA Coron• $977 '4 Or. JIMlo, Ito ... ,, 1ir celMI. 1tl•k
1hift. Uke 11tw 11 .. 1t10 I •ut. IUJDliO I
'63 VW Bus t.11177 luy Now At Wint•r 'rieff "'7
SI""' ~ttippM. lflY711 1' '69 FORD Custom 4 Or. 4 4r. Autom1tic, Air,
P•wor St1trl11t. l2511UVI '69 TOYOTA Corollo W-
4 spd. lt14ie, Heeter -Nice
lX011041 '69 TOYOTA Mork II Soclon Lew, I-•llM. ~ 0111 _,..,,
4 •it tile fl.•or. l14i•, H11tor.
1%V0725> '68 VOLVO 142 2 Dr.
Aut-1tic, Air Ce!M1, R14lo,
Ho•fet. fYWJl].41
$1277
$1277
$1677
$2477
'70 VOLVO 144 4 Or. $2m .\44.fOlt'i.+ic. f•d. 1'it C•""'·· '-IH.,
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SERVICI OIP'ARTMINT
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roof, lu:ktt -~ 061 CJE
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351 V·L '°""' ('htl lnlces, ,.. v ••• 11119.. "-· ,,,.,. ~
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""''° $988~ .. $388~ .. . ..... .......
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$1388~., $488·00 ...... °"u -'68 Firebird '66 Mustang
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~ .... • "'''d , ht Ollr, whtll tOY«S,
•i"yl in t, hi bock ~cket SHIS.
XTN3l8
V·L "''°· trans~ pow9" slMrillg. r1dio, htollr, whir1w1!1 !lru,
whMI ,,....,, IM.bl llDll. Muell
mart. YCY490
$888~ ..
'64 Dodge .....
l....,,JO-t.l71ttS
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c11n. '" 112.T.. Alfa Romeo . JENSEN .
TOYOTA ' ' .
• : ' I
Plck1p JENSEN
ONLY 21,000 LOCAL KILES AUTHORIZED OVER 25
ClNn. · RKonclltloM<I,
& Guotonteod.
'67 COronct S.diil
1--l bue, I '11. lllcl<. SALES '. SERVICE
Local car. Slcy' blue, -...
matte tranL, .radkl, ~ii'
<UOG68Tl 1995. Wamilit•
bank ftnanctna available; I
rad., btr. Qiot. cab. -
heavy duty ewlned. Wllh
deluxe camper lhe:ll. Must
be ltfft A driwn to· tully _ .. late. Q118X)
NAIBSCadllac
AUTHORJZm SALES
2600 IWIBOR BL,
COSTA MESA
540-9100 Optn Sunday
'57 % Toh flatbed, stake,
n!'blt ehg., eood t.1tt1, $450.
Finn. 5.16-1225
*'n OOOGE VAN, ~
royal, •V-3, auto, air, ~
bed. $3900, ~·
'39 G.MC
School bus, eng\Jl< OK.
Bert otter MS-7216
'65 Ford Window Van
8 pultfW'T. * 64$-00'l9 *
Auto LHllfll .
1"y our leue exi>erts far
Savlnp • sit!dactloo • Ser·
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DllYI ONI TODAY
·Coast Imports
NowporJ Bch. 642-0406
1000.12t/D W. CH1I Hwy,.
IMMEDIATE· DlllYERY
· 2002!s ·&
.. ~varria's
.FIAT
'63 FIAT ll;O Sport Coupe,
R&:H, new d utch &: brakes.
Good rilbber. On.n &: Xlnt
cond. $850 or be!lt ·otter.
675-1343 eves •
JAGUAR
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3llJO W. Caul Hwy.
N._i~
LOTUS '
LOTUS
AUTHORIZED
SALES & SERVIC..
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. C-Hwy. ·
N"'1>011Bftch
MERCEDES IENZ
POUCHES ''''•" ··~· ...... . 1957 to 1'71
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
:U00 W. Collf Hwyi
, Newport Beach
642-MOS
SUPER 90 Porsche, 1960,
new tires. clutch &: custom
paint. Bnt oiler Ca 11
~45. . .
PORSCHE '70 914. Xlnt ccnd.
Mutt iell. Mak~ otter. Pvt.
pty. Eves. 644-2838,
RENAULT
'67 RENAULT R-10, 4 dr.
Good cond., ·4 spd. stick. ·
Radio/Heater. $645. MS-1093
SUNBEAM
SUNBEAM Alpine '67 Conv.,'
The Har~ Are~ good, condition. $1000.
Only Authorized be'!t (ltf!'r. 557-8'77&.
JAGUAR DEALER
AJw.,,1 -hu an .. .,.u... ... TOYOTA
IUF-I••~., . ", •ltii: Author~ Sales I: Sefviie
900 S. Coal! fflihway '.
Laguna Beach 540-3100
'72 TOYOTA
lmmedi•t• D1llv1ry
BIG SAVINGS QM·
REMAJNlNG 'TI'S
• 646-93Q3 ...
1946 Harbor, C'A>lta Mtsa
TRIUMPH ,,. :
WE LEASE ALL POPULAR
1972 MAKES AT COMPETI-
nvE RATES.
Can Malcolm Reid for
further details.
THEODORE
CREVIER MOTORS '
208 W. li t St., Saqta Ana
135-3171
lectlon o1 both NN' &: Used ====----!I,-=------Jaruan. MG I WE HAVE 'EM ·
1971 JAGUAR V12 MG '72 I 1119 CRUISERS ' 1964 TRA (Spitfire), .... A.utcmoUve Exce.lleoce
ROBINS .FORD 0 2060 Harbor Blvd.
Air condiUonin&, automatic. • Alll'HORIZED Llln vertible, radio, r e'bil 11 t ~ ... 8 000 It 9280 SALES • sm~cz engine, new tran&million, ""''Y • m es. C MNJ • "' l1np1~te Deilvery one owner. $695. Ca 11
$"95 ~ •• ~. , 494-ilm af""' 6 pm ' or Calta Mesa 642-0010
1970 XKE 2+2 I '.... weekends. . .
Coupe. Yellow with black · 11-'-1968 Triumph TR-250. Lo
leather tnterior. Automatic •WA mill"s, , like new. W1·te
tranmtlasion, lad.my air 3JOO w. Cout HWJ. Authprized Sales A Service wbetlL 528-4742. / ;
Auto• Wonted 961 ROY CARVER,· l~c.
WE · PAY -T()I' 2925 H>rbor Blvd. CASH Cata ~~TSU;"" conditioning, power steering Newport Bead 900 S. Coast Highway
&: brakes, Phillips AM·FM· ===0.,.-----J..aeuna Beach 540-3100 VOLKSWAG ..
SW radio, etc. '"" lhe one lS68 MG Mldgeo orig. owner. SANTA ANA
for UNd can: A trucks. jlut you've been ~ for. 24,000 mi. Witt' whls.; R&:lf,
c:aU 111 lzr floe --'72 DATSUN PICKUP (261BQD) """ lop, hard top. tonneau TOlOTA '69 VW Bug, auto atlck thttt. "ROTH CffrlllllllrT $5295 co ver . Make olle.. Xlnt mnd. Only 28.ooo ·mi. a -''~' "Specjalizin& in Quall""'' 673.7370. Service dept. open 1:30 llJD $1txl. 838-5992. : : ' ~ spd. dlr. W/camper, Radio, v ·~ 9 pm Monday thna Fri-FOR sale '68 vw a ..... GoOd
A1k tar SaJoo 11anqor • '"' t1res. o/cam -· IAUER MCiB c1ay ~ mu e.acb 81"1 $2350. Can fin pvt pty w/oo Bulck..()pohJoguor PHONE '540-251i condillo & cl..,., !WI,
Huntinston Beacb · money down OAC. #776468. 234 E. 17th SL '64 MGB, new paint, top le ct? W, Wal'Mr, Santa Ana $825. Call 8ll-~.
rlC7::.:;-«187;.:;===,;;K1;,;"1!1:::!! j-546-8736c-;;;M;al~I lli'i,am:;i;;i'94-68U.:;;;==-Costa Mesa MS-7765 eng olhaul. AM/FM, wire 1 .,;;;"°"'=::;.::;=:,;;=::~::=.. '55 yw smll window • "1nt
IMPORTS WANTED ~ NEW' '72 PICKUP '53 J •G SK 120 whh:. $715. 87~ . ·~_.:oJ'~A CORnlONA 13T83 4 tires need 1 wheel ~ " , ""'!! .-an• 0• 1 ,000 $100 tirm. 846-4041alt6-pm. Orone• CounHes 4 ~· dlr. dlx. Bumper. Ra· CLASSIC PORSCHE mllOI, .AM/FM radio., -=======;:: TOP ; BUYER dJO. Mirrors. PI..721120. Take w•-._ __ ,_ . automatlc tram., s u P • r '68 VW: Will trade for bul 'or amall down or trade. 494-6811 ~ Wuc.:~. etc., entittly Bll..L MAXEY 'IOYOTA a1tr 1 ... 546-8736 orl'1nal tbruouL Mechanic-1 ·.-n-PO""RSCHE..,.. __ 9ll_T_b__ cleaii, inside & out. Llc van, in aood condition. Pb:
11881 Beach Blvd. '~ · ally perfect 1hruout Ht:.d 1 • rown, 4.$BSW!:.Only tin:; at Chicl< 673-0098. R. Beech. Ph. 847-1555 FERRARI li&hta alone woold cost over a.I ex~! WaJTanty. SDXI lvenon ·inc., 1970 Harbor ,;.n~vw="eam~-..,-. °"·7"'°2 -reab-,-.
WE. PAY TOP DOUAR $300 to replace. ,Phone below Of'l&· cost 644-24l2. Blvd., Co1ta M68.. $3,DI.
FOR TOP USED CARS 893-2544 days, eves 531-5033. 1961 Porsche 912 kpeed, ,70 O e 51&-2716
fl )'OUr car 15 extra clean, FERRARI 'j;I JAG. XKE 2+2. Leather good condrnon, new tires. . COR LLA l9TI SUPER VW. IW1 roof.
, -· 111 !Int Atml.ORIZEO int., cbro...:.. w•-..... ,. $3450. 50-4070. Fastback 2 .Dr. ~ spd. dlt. SALES • SERVICE """ .. ~ "''""'" WSW T G'--· Xlnt __ _, leatbttt'tte, like new. $1985 BAUER BUJCK Saerifi~. 833-2069 . ·n PORSCHE 914. 5 1pd, • · ui..azt, .. :uuu. •"'"' ) ·---· ~ 17 6000 ml (623BFP) OAC can tin pvt (was .-.13. new • ...,,....,._
_,, -. th Sl . , , aome body \Wr'k, ty I down. Call ·~ VW ~---O:.ta Mesa 5M-Tlll5 Jt'1 alnys tbe ri&ht time I: $27":;(1 or belt otter. 673-3338. P w no money '" vq, •
always the . right _,_ ..... if ,60 Por-,-L-· 546-8736 aft 11 am 49USU. one owner Xlnt couL •$616. WIU. Buy your c:ar paid ~ _....,.. ~ 673-n78. ·"" · or not. Call Ralph, Gordon )'OU want RESULTS! Call 1600 Super 673-23:90 •n .Toyota Coror. 2 cir ht,
67J..0900 54 ..
3031 1
Ml--a611 &: place that ad =-="'-~-~== I tac air, radi<>, 4 spd stick. '69 VW Bui. Super · ~
-~ • 970 • SUO W, O:lut HWJ. ·. •""•"! J aood warit ad ts a aoo<f $2,095 or best o t fer . ditlon! $1300. Wood.. 8'0"'
Harbor Bll'd:, O>ata Meu.. ' ' Newport Beacb )J,t ........, investment 838-8993. cesiorles. M6-3159.
Auto•, UHd . "° A-. u-990A ~..,-,.-,'"'u"' .... ....,.--...,"°= ~A--~. -.-,u~----~990= Ai-u"=· 1o1"""', °"u-.... -,---~!90"'. Aulol, Uaod
Step .Up r~ .. LUXUR·Y • ) • • • •
I
at a price '
you can a·ff ord·
1970 Contin.tal 4-Dr. Sedan
Glamoroua bronze met&JJic exterior wl,.~111atchln& leath·
er interior A. landau root. Luxury equipped of course,
full power, 6 way seat, climate ccntrol> air conditioning,
tilt wheel, AM /FM stereo radio, powel'.-door locks and much more. 1 owner. {061 ANJ) , 'I
$4675
ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL LUXURY 'AUTOMOllL ES ARE IMMACULATE, INSIDE AND OUT ••• . '
YOU'LL NMlll-... ~D A ,IETTElll SELECTION OF PRESTI" CARS TH~N , 111.ICiHT NOW!
1966 OLDSMOBILE
Exceptionally Clean. Beaut11ul C>eny
metallic with matchinr-inWrlor and
white landau root. Nicely equipped. IP.M Radio, .Alr Cond, ,....., Steerfna. ,._ .
'Brakei, etc. 'l'1lls one· must be Mtn a ·
drivtn to appreciate.' (UNT022) • $1675
1967 ·CADILLAC . '
1910 CAillILAC
C-DoVll• I
One owner. Immaculate. Beautiful Bra·
::rillan moon d1,11t 11nfrah with bel&e leath·
er and landau root •. LWNry equipped
throuahout, fUU..JIOW'!r, climate. control ·
air, tUt·tele wheel, AM~FM stereo.
super clean. (964AUV)
$4575 ~
MANY, MANY MORE
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• .... •• Do Ville •. I :.'FROM . WHICH TO CHOOSE
-Gold metallic llnllh -i.u..r anti • · ~".:°'<~~::~qui! SEE THEM. ALL TODAY
sale. '
$1775 ' •
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1971 MARQUl~ .
i i Pe~IMtW Wilen . ..
Beautiful brown' metallic finish wttb
matchlni. vill)'l interior, Full powet
factory air •. Conditioning, power· bil
rate window, luggaie rack. Low mUe-
aa:e and in top condition. (761 DF A)
$4275
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1969 CHRYSLER ·
.,. ~MN Yerlp' 4 Dr. H.T.
Beoutllul ~ l'rolt f!nbh with· -k interior and landau root. ~,equip. J>fd. tun JJOWer, automatic trUaftJaton,
air condltfontne, power 6 WQ' tf!&t,
.ut/FM radio, etc. (YQW tlai)
' $2375
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; ' ::. '62 Yw au• .. '70 l1llcll Rt.-. '': ;,.AllJH;r Men:. '69 .......
! ~ ~llow. Good i.-, Looded. Gl>ld ~-1111· '-'--· • • LUXIJRIOUS •• ; ..... hootor, 4 IPMd-ID'.'X. • '· ,._. ~ ~ f.DR. l!Allll'l'OP l -~)For~~· $3695 ·=·;."::"'~: .t:Al!roJ!T :! ' .!';1 I • -· "Dlco \SKJl733) --"!" ~G : .... Mac"o~ • .-... ._.,,,"'· ~ .....i tt.=. ~, ·:. • ..... l ~.i:. ~f" ~ llittt& :f ·~.::.....'!f-V· :: . .-...1a • J.....,. o.aJu I -l)anla ..... /, a ... ...;... NAlaS Cadllac
-1111), S. Cout HJahway '66 BUICK Riviera Grand '"9Q Alll1IOllllED D!:ALER
1-,S.ach . 5t),1l(JO -all pwr., air cond., nu 900 S. a.t ~ allD llAUOR BL.,
HAWAII bound Naad cub. lireo, palnt. •trtr hitch A Lar1mo ._,, ,5t),11(JO l)DlrA.MESA
.. VW cam~ Weotpbalia lilbt -.... ll6QO. 5IUll5 '11 CUST()I( El,..._ 300 :;ttl'.llOD, qpm _, w"°' ... 6 tem. si.e,,. ~ all 1:30 or-· ' ou. loch. PS. p-a, Air, ' lffl MlilfURY
-. Ice box.' dU..tte, cur-'trr RIVERIA white w/bladl Tilt atr. -· ••I,, STATION WAGONS ~ -tapa 'a.',w-FM landau top.11!50. ~ J>Ob'llal. ,..i. llEllZ CORP. ~ J •radloL Front ttre 54J....44m trtr·. ,_.. 1Ye1ow ,Wfblk m .w. g...u. ·A·Mm _
mount. 'Retract.· 1k\e 1t~p, ,158 RIVIERA. belae, white hood ~~ bUt laadau top (ntl nt....
ndia1 tlNI. rebuil t eng. 72 landau top, full pv.ir, cbrome $000. sa-.>Mt. , ·
, U.. Good c:oocl. M111f .. u whsl disc brkl ... ...,,.. * n1 CHIVY' * 67 MONTCLAIR ·-or belt offer. Ph. ' , ' ' ' I ... • IM •II-~ PM $2300. 11().1524. IMPALAS e aQ:VEUD l ,Door ~~!~~r. ,V,Top,, Air
1967 BUICK LeSabft. 4 Dr. ~·s · (load. ,...,,.._1-led. Lll· ·· • '69 VW . irr Excellent <OOditlon. • • 'MaTr CORP 11e old -.,., car. CVOB-
M,,;1 oelll 115-5111. • ,'):II W. K,li.Ua, ~ :)llllCall sttmi -all 10
BUICK Ri~lera. 1!70. loaded •. ··, (714) 71MllO 1967 MARQUIS • f u 11
Executive,, auto. 8 0, 0 00 1iii l'liW' Hwl181 l50 cu · , . ml'a.$3600.963--1196. ~·11 ._·~Ue: ~er, •fr, ylnyJ roOf,
'88BUICKLESABRE , 'JjMf-.• ......... J!ol"Y• f7~•..,,I )IOOO. · •·$41iO • Oeu lat' .... Young man'• ·
Call -..n11 0ar:s,,i..12i.1alter5:30 p.m. '64 STA WGN, PIS, &lr, xlnt
CADltLAC ·ea EL CAMINO. Supu tint. ~='·
Sport. air, pt, auto, xlnttt---=='---
·cond. • 11100. 10-1110 MUSTAN&-CADILLAC 1965 .,..,.-.
&lcrillce 'SEDAN 'DEYIW 1·---au:v--1m-pa1a--11a-11on-1 , l'11 MUSTANGS
k. F""""' Air Omdltlonlnr war••· Air, p1/pb' Hall CORP.
Full powe', tUt • Wettoplc AM/111. radio. Bat offer. • w. "'te01. AnlMJm
.._.,., door -. ~ 111 2512 cn•1· 11MM1
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•ttiw, -dolll.lloaU..: '!iii Olewlle SS. -._ lllJlll'ANG
.. In~ A r..t biaul,. ·-II, y_., I'*°"• --. V-1, • opd, -·be&.,. &ey I'.~ F~dbacf 7s1111 • ;~.:r .. n:::~ :""~-~~
bi, ... fialsb. ExAlalleot MUST ..U 'fr °'"">' Capri, ~ •
ti<in. New -. c NAIERSCacllliac Pie. _PIS:. Air, 11.00 .. '61 ' MUSTANG
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71's'"were_ at ·~'.this .ti"'8 last ;ear. ·
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GIMMICKS~
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' f. , ndio, beater. (SQY· i.UTliolllZED DEALER -all l .!O. VI. A.-tic •lladlo H 1-
, 1.-dlr. Cllfl Waldrop 2lllO llAIUIOR BL.,· 't6 Caprlee ola wai, FA. ... (Xl\'Z1VI) Sios5, cllr. ~ •
·-MUS.11. COSTA MESA !WI, lint cond. Pvt ply. Waidnlpl40-5lMor.14U131.
.... --· ... IRAND N·EW ·•1972
,. '· • CHlllY'M .TON ·f'Li!ETSlDE
. HJ...,·11,t., c1.ufc~, wl~Wel4 ;e'"' I ' wlpirt, 11.eter, 2·
BRAND NEW. 1,971
CHIVY '14 TON FlEITSIDI
VI , hee'+'V'cluty r11r 1111pentio11, turbo h.,4r1W1etl.,_ ... it
'14 llQurebaclr, Just Installed 9100 ~ ·-·· _Call=..: ... ='·..:~,.;...::,..7~. =-·n MUSTANG ..... e Pancalc . 1500 ..,~ .............., • ~ new.
... -e ~ e111. '67 DE VILLE '71 CHEVY VAN "350" V..S La.d'ed. AiC, • Jo ml'1, t · acclde:nt ~ Turbo trMI., like new, Garaged Jtitely. Leavinc h
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• • • t encL Make oiler or bid . 'll081H, on)jl $29911. al Qrlck Orient. Sacrific<. 11191.
J!'.:ah&Al· .. Or'·-~box E1r"'1r' ' Doar Sedan. Full power, lwrlOD Inc.: 1910 Harbor 499-3102. ' ~·~ ~-•tact. air cond. I.oade<l. (J&8. 'P.S:-673-:i92?· BXD) SUi95. dlr. CliH Wal~ Blvd., a.ta Meu.. '67 M~ V-8. Auto tram,
' -.,; '69 YW BUG d!op -or 842-0ML ·~Chevy, 6dcyill,loliclt ·~ hct air, am/Im, pis, dlx •-c.o n on • .-inter, tinted rilaa. 1 Owner. r • CADILLAC 1971 -Av., CM. 1411& 137-:1473. ,
• ' SACRIFICE $7'5 EL DORADO '71 VAN V_. 111clt, ,....i '88 )(-V-1, auto. 'pwr. . ~~Radio,-· &1&-• cond. US Map. 21,000 mlleo ·otr, !WI, Itri). lOnt. cond.
' ' 557-4540 eves. AIR ~~~~NING -.&>. C213J .. 1743 '61 vw IUG FUILLEA,THERINTEIUOR .. aiev hhpala. 3%1 ...... -~10-MU-ST~AN-G-.-.-,--
t~bi. 'illr. Automatic. (WVll-VERY LOW l.DCAL MILES p/1, p/b, p/w, air. Excel. -!WI,. ah' <ooct: ·
·¥11 OAC can lin. pvt pty. FUii power. Vinyl lop, tilt 6 Make alle<. 56-0225. 968-.-"" !-,., ...... -._ Call i.1--· AM-FM '86 Caprice, < ctr. hrdtp, 1967 MUSTANG :fiilM'm aft 11 am .. m1, · radio, dam' locb. crm. con-power • ..alr. Xln't cona. Orie. R..uo •beater:-. shoo.
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trot JUI! --• priced -~--Van, -°"""· ••--·-· 117--.. -· .. oell IOday. (439CZ!l . __,_._
1'1111 ~"°;.. ~ NABERS Cadlllilc CORYAIR Oµ»SMQllLI :
~ . . 1111. llluld Ave, Atm!ORIZ!:D DEALER '14 CORV!:IR ·eonv., ,,.., 1-----"---
• --bael< apt. 2lllO HARBOR BL., , .... auto, good cond. •• OLDS DELTA RO~ ~METALLIC Blue VW COSTA MESA * B-3041.* JICW'.ft' ~. pow•r
-:;,,,, Gnat ....ii Yr old 6j0.9100 ,Open &mt.,. J .bniooi, tilt A .lele""'""""
. -· ...;,,pa1a1 ·~ ··.:•15 1•efi"11 e' ' --C.Qlt'YEllE w...i. ndlo, via,Yl 'nioi. -rec:ordl. 16 . U' , ,,_,. a1r,'1'1dlal --. M&-51511aft6. / · S 'VE'ITE, like new, new Jib new. YXZZll on1)'
•If VW Van Panel. 1600 eric. factory air i · ... ' tri-pcnier. Offer or tnde t:r ~. ., Co<Jj>e. rui~., motor. tl1'el, ...... ·"'°' • . .. a.tclt F Inc
Loolm beaut., nw ,Kint l PMl'll' . r: pJciup. .... ,m. . -~-.w ..
Muai lfll, $1Zi0.,.a.,., 19115. cir. Clfff Waldrop '9S CORVETl'E 0,,.,: Hr. -·,
-. • ' · -. Fuel inJ. cam, ... -. PLYMOUTH ~ :..;:~'::'. 'CA~RN,~ !9"-1970 =si~!.,"· 11650 11rm.1.'&&-Pl.-111111-1-nu-w-1,.~n ~ n•-· ~~im , SED~. ·IR YI~ CORVETl'E 'tl5 body,..,..., 1-1n 111111 ~ 1911' i1,iiitj[: Auto, 'am/Im.. , F~"li:'~ ." "' or innl-$111. ~ ... -. -J.-
whlte ~ --• Call ~ <lllNmTlONINC . ·--•• ~-·· ·-• FUil ....,;...d.~ ·,. ...,....,. tnr. (RZY!.10) Don't miss
M4-Cr. ~ et14:'.~1-r..oielbi-· -. '"OU""AR this! 0n1y 1695. Call C!tr. •nvw~...,....,.. ....... ....,. . .All-nlradlo-· • ~ · • Cllll Waldrop -er
lo mi, -. ... ·1111; ...... ,, Ull 6 t01-lc -· -COOGAJI, 'lo' ---:-=~~--
-... -· . • • • ..... (UIASI) • -"""....._ • '69 v·•· . I '88VWhlll.X1ntcoac1,R11111 1 •• $4444 ,. 11,400,":;,:_,· ~, illllD
""· S.pus. ' . • • • .. .•• ' ' ' • DOD ... ., ' ~ " R ~ m· ~ ** 545-6441 ** . -·li A' •-c ,,.. ~ . -· ..,. .. •~ .. WtS 6-· ~· ,...ith. whl~ -==;-;::==:-;:~. . .N --c--. -: .. .. ' vinyl .... 2 °""'· 6 !'Ylind<r 1117 VW Squareback. ~ , trnKniizm ~ , .. .automaHc, radio, heater.
<Dldillon. Good Iran-'"· .. A lm>O IWUlojt BL; '&9JadP Ylll ·I'--· (Yl!A71f) 11295. dlr. CUit
tion car. Call 557-9777. -\ <X>STA 1'£SA: ·....., ~ · 1 ·• • ~ Waldrop 5f0.Sl&C, 842-0631.
'62 VW -Jual llllfli!>'• Open-,. V-8, A"'° -""'*"'·PLYMOUTH Belvedere, "63
worked oo. $300 'tl5 CADILLAC am;; r:.... 30,000 \lliia left lllMler ...,... be,.. 4 ctr ledall. New llreo. * 6~ aft 5 * ell. Full• power.' po oond. nntt, man:)' extru. ceW: Good oond. Priv pty, $300.
'Ti VW Squareback. radlal only 11295 at 'Odclt ,_ conalder trade, oacrUI .,,,-c-:=' -.~~~~
ll 000 mL ft-" mid best otter. 1-,_ PLY -• •~• · Inc, 1970 Harbor Blvd., -., Sa'"1lile H.T ..
-· 14111983. ~ .._, .Boblt VI. Pi& Auto,.Nloo
'88 vw Bua. 1'.'w mu..... CADILLAC 19'-1 -· l7IO or .-· olr.
.: Xlnl cond. 11295· Wltdi1I . CON""'RTllLl lq-<IMT. • ' allor 6 pm -"" '69 DODGE em.oet, V-8 IS6S P!Ymouth-Ftiry Wagon. Wvw Sqblck, r/h, auto. AD leather Interior, full.pow-auto, p/1, p/b, rib. atrreo New tires. sood omdlHon.
1• prt ,_rly, $1450. ~ • ,er, AM·FM stereo, tilt steer-tape, vin. tp. lilm new. Colt Reuonabie. Call 546-3367.
1 • -or SC-Tm ·u..·Wheel A·-., boat. over $4000. ·MUii oeH. -PINTO
•• VW --7 ---bit (VZD300) $13IO/O!r. lllHOll. • -·
..,.sae. n& ~· ·· · ·• s2222 • -IJODGE Cbarpr Clean. ::;'7l"';;Plnlo;:;::-::. ~::;-'7: := . . NABERSCa•mc :±.-: 1~1--:,: :::::\.1°~
1--...,.,,==:----· Atm!ORIZED [lg41lll\ • ro ;i;;:.:_c~-·12 VOLVO :1800 11A1U10R 'm.,' •n Dodp Vu, Ii T, «l,000
'Immediate Dollwry. • ·COSTA MESA mL Bullt -........ 1--------
BIG II.WINGS ON ll8flOO -()pm~ ----'D PONTIAC -Cble!, 4
RDWNING '71'8 .:> ''1 ~ .... c ....... SIM < POU. ' *· _,_., -p/I; p/b,
FP. olr coac1, ..., -. Pfl fact air, .-. A real
ltADi&
TDYITA
pty.141-l338 ~l'OltDS ~ -.i,. !llliO/bll olr,
• LARGISf .. -~IT !'~r .. -· •-HLICTIGN OI' ·-· ...,_. .. --11,t, -I'.! CADIL&ACS IN HMIZ c-. P/S. P/B, air,' v-
1; -OltANGI-C0UNtY m If, JflMo, Aa' I trtm. Xlnl cond, ea,. GD.
M -Colla -SALIS.a.WI... m41 711.---· S1IOO. •loll' VOLVO ...... low A171111l1UZBD tUa Prl pty. -~ -~ -"'1 ..... U'Dldr.._.111 .. --~ ...
mt'L -· -· --• vu:. "-.. *·•lb.,,.,~ • .u1mt·.;;-~-...; ~ .... ·~~1 .. Naben ·Ca•11 v.r:.-.~-• _ --~-
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CAMAIO ----.. GY-"*flul,-., . -ii-.---111--•• .. ·CAIWtO"' = .,..___ ...
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tO" pelnf. StOclt #7JJ~«CY,S{1~~22} ~. . wood floor, cemp1r equipped. Stock #1221 $~;«:11141· ~
-. .5't~-.·· £"177.-·
16641U ~2899 ' :~;~ ,,
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•:: WEEK·N·DER 1r
CAB OVER CAMPIR '
" • 6000 SD.ECTION -·NJW"BWERS
Fully 1elf0co11tel11td. Hes it ell, 1to¥1, own, r.frit•~•
•1how1r, toil .. t, lit19 1i11 b1cl, 1tc. ,
., EQUIPPED AS YOU WANT
. CAflfER -TRIJCKS -a. CAMINO$
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. . llllftMdlate ~eli,very
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PRICED
•2799
'71 MALllU .. :Oij. H.T. ":. :. $"""" EL CAMINOS
la4Je, P.S., eute.,' eir col'lll. fllODFI)' "' ~ l·--..-,.,.."==<iz--~~=~,-.~~='"""
.' ~71 NOVA Coupi .
vi,•• .. r.s., 1J~. rHlo. IP21Jll
• 1 $2.l.ft9 , . '18· i~INO '69 PORO \i f&i jijCiC{#
lfil!7 !"';a., r.s..SziH, a... stt,k.'• ~m<tttnoi 1
'70 RIVIERA •. $•:.ftft ?ii IL CAMINO -•• =ii.-i'iilW...,.,_..,46.,...,.fON...,..-' • Ta~~· ~llY.l·ro-._f,-P.S., ,.1.::tat whl., W'77 ..-_.J .,~ ""!r"-• . ..J.. ~ s .. ,., Sh1rp. C709AQEI ~ -,-,.,.,, ._.., IJr. •.s., Am .. a., ,....,, I ...,.., • .,..._ a.. Ir 1
"'1·7=0-·"1MP:&.A.tl"A"'.Sp'"71.o;;C0112"pe'-· -. ----... ....... ~$,,....,,.---1 174""'· TRADE •""'· ""Si
' Auto., P.S., P.t., red io, elr, 150.cu:in. VI, ~4 l499 1 , ?O •.IC C3AMJNO .' ·' ' 19' \
·-• __ . .,·•,,,•mc;,·,.,'•,.,',o,'· ,...",;,""''":.;.""'=' ~":.;.':.;.'A-"K'-SI-· ____ ·..;le..,..~·"·'-' -"' • C cyl., '-ttc .. l.. C 197J4HI '68 DODif \\ 7~' }
'70 CAMAR,O, COUP~·' . . ,; $"8na· ' . I . $21.99 •'· .. ' ~ ~·.~~;~"""':"· ~ ,,,, 107 c11. In, VI , 1ir, P.S., 1uto .. r1clio, 1.7'77
_ _....c:'::;"';::·.:..'';:':.:.'·.::w::•":.:':::'""-'.;;1Pc.:2:::61c.:;41'-~----' __ . --· '69 IL CAMINO $2199 ,
70
NOVA Co...,. . $l"9 v.1. •·· r.s., A,..., Ai",.,..,,, I ~-" $2699 '67 l'ORD ICONOL NI ~ I ..,1., ).s.~ -.uto; OK, OK, OK. Th• right one, 'l . l'fck11-. 6 ~.. SffC•. L. ~fZNM• '--~l:.;.';..:79;,.;AS=6;..:1~~~-------'-' --·.:..· _ • '61 'L CAMINO · llJI '70 MALllU Spt. Coupe ., .. $2699 Y-1, L, r.s ......... Ai•. ,,,.,.,
, 107 VI • .,,..,.....,,Q<,.ofo, ''" P.S., "'°· $1999. "' · .... -o.ei' •"•"' ttm11· ~. '66' CAPRIC' eou,.,. ,, ' • .. $ J,499 ... IL CAMINO· 41,000 "at'l' c1ref11! I -Mr rnll11. Cir in p1rf1ct Ario., r.s .. l ., IJr. 1'2627)
conclftion. Air concl .. P1w1r 1t11ri119, Auto. Trent • " $24H
l.4/1, N0111,.1tlcer.-ITFWl.21l , :· '70 RANCHIRO '69 cHIV.aiL·-AIR . c $J499 ¥011 R., P.S., A .... , Air, (J7t44PJ
. 4 Or. lHlo,·P;S:, e~. 1lr coN. IYEkJ96) $2599 '69 IMPALA Custom Cpa. . $2299 '70 CHIVY 'n TON '
, I•. "-d. "''"•"'ty. Auto., r•t1IW;•lr, P.S,, --' y I l Aolo t 121 ••) • (lJCSIJll ' · · • _ : r.. . • r""t&llup, • , ., • ..,.
ILL vW· S., ..... cli . -' ', $ 9 $23H vvr .... "'""· .. • ~ """· 115s••111 129. J '70 cHl'tY YI roN Plft•p. CC., L. P.S .. Alrte., Air, '69 YOl.ICJWAOIN·~ ';$'"'8a Y..t. iru1<1
,65 ~tiJmlLc.J!l"u $289~9 TRADI --.-'62 CHIVY 44 TON l-411, • 1..M, JH ... r.. Vt, 1Mll•nlet. car. .._,..._ 4 e-..a, 12,000 I • .,..., fPJW7tlf ,.._
SllH
'67 qmr( 4' TON
Shlp1W.. I~ U•t.tef, rw , nke ,...,, ......, .. 21.m ..n..
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WHJU THEY
UST!
RED TAG SALE
$BRAND NEW '12. i>iiSTER
. . •
THE .
LAST
WEEK
. i . · NOW EVERY NEW '72 •
. · CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH AND USED CARS '
SLASHED IN 'PRICE IN ORDER TO MOYE 'EM. I
OUT! PLUS EXCISE TAX REDUCTION SAYINGS~
RED TAG SALE~~ • •
BRAND NEW '72 SATELLITE
W•lcomN •nd · honon ell Chry•l•r
Corporat ion v•hlcl• r141ulrint
service •nd warranty work, "9•rdl ...
of wh.,., car Waa purcheMCI. Wo honor
Master Charge, .. nP merlcanl,.
C•rt. llanc:he, American
Ex pr ... •ft!d 'Dl nen
Club.I ' f • . ' ~ . .
USED CAR· RED T A .G · SAL·E
' '68 PLYMOUTH
SATILLm z DOOi HAIDTOP . d' h•• .. , pow•r VI ,utom•t1c, t• iq, : I top st~ering, •ir conditionn9, v1ny
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'69 FORD
GA LAXll 100 J Dl. H T YI, t utom 1tic RIH • · & brelrei 'l'i •1 • P,ower 1!11ri"go IYIDssoi ny fop, •ir conditioningo.
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'68 CHRYSLER
Joo 4 DoOlt HAI VI, •utom•lic r 4· DTor
•t.1ri"9, pow,', .' ',0• ~••fer, Pow•r . ~. " ~ 1n9, •:rrc11l,nt cond't· ' '" condlion-
1 •on. fXWJ214),
$1495
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'69 CHRYSLER
300 Cl'I.
V-1, Auto. Tr1n1., AM/FM R1clio,
H11t1r, Pow1r St11ri119, Power lr1li:11,
whif1 1id1 w11/1, Air Co11d., Vlnyl Top, ,,_, sjo95 . whH{.
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'70 CHEVY
.• IMPAl..A ·
V-I, .A.uto. Tr•n•·• R1dio, H11t1r , Po~
'' Steerin9, Whit• Side W1ll1, A1,
Cood.11~,,5 ~+--
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Wtdoosdu. ,,....,, 2'. 1972 DAILY PILOT IS
TIME
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11-M11 '11 --....... 1'71
SPICIAL ' CUAUNCI
OF COMPANY CAUi
• • • 10nr A 0... To C•a111 ,,_
' , " 't • ~ .... ~ .... lobllll c.. tHt laclucl• 1971 -
, '72 Ploto • .._ 1\1-.i _; Manrick -Torina and
Stotlan. W-Madok.
HUGE 'DISCOUNTS
WHILE THEY LASTI
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'71 ~ICES ON '72 TRUCKS!
. I ' NEW 1972
F· 100 STYJ.ESIDE
·p1CKUP .
-,;$2 · ..
I l • , , . , , , ,'l • • a. ..... fnnt ltumper, arm rtltl; 1,.-n 'tlr11, courtelj 1
lltht awttchet,, ltrl9ht ,nwt1I tl'lll, tllx fresh air htr.,
lteckup lithh, .W• m1rkm' tights. rtlecton, paddtd ln1t.
,.-JI MIP afternltlr ind more. Order toclayl
l'llOM L .. HT PIC~UPS (TO HEAVY DUTY cus..
TOMS. OUR TRUCK DJIERTS CAN SA YI Y9U
MOSTI
IS THE . TIME TO
t FO.RD FOR •
1972 :.
• • · t • I •
THE NIWEST
CAR YOU'LL
SEE
THIS ~EAR
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You -lust can't continue lo grow
f ' over 5~ yecirs under the
same ownership and manage•
me11t if you _let ANYONE beat
1 ,'. I • ' ' ~ J4' r savings.: service, or busl.;
r ·r,e11 iidet1~ty! . . . . . · . · .
I .
IT'S A FACT! . --' EVERY NEW 1972 FORD
CAR AND LIGHT DUTY
TRUCK IN OUR HUGE
INVENTORY IS PRICED
LOWER TODAY -MODEL
FOR MODEL-THAN
1971's WERE PRICED
A YEAR AGO TODAY!
There Will Never le.
A 114ttter Time To
Buy Your New FOrill ••
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ONE OF~_SOUTHERN CALiFORNIA~S
llGGEST 1972' PINTO DISPLAYS LIASING· SAYI ON LOW MILEA•I ~ Pl!I DRIYIN MODILSI
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• • TES'l' DlqVE
'.YOUR
FAVORITE
TODA Yi
" ~ ' .. ~· ' .. OYIR 15 .... unl'UL ... DRIYIN CARS NOW
HADY FOR IMMIDIA Tl' LEASE. EXAMPLE:
••
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, 197~ PltqO . . 6687 MONTH I • • •30 MO.
: • Ollll IND
2000.cne .. auto. trans., rad.,
htr., w/w, tint glass, cpt.,
whl. cvrt., metal ·accent
trim, pre driven only 4900
miles. (785DLJ) . ··. '
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' "· . ' BIG~:SAV'INGS· ON 21/2 ACRE'S OF NEW CAR TRADE-INS /. '
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L. T .D.--:Galaxe-T -Bird-Ford Sale!
•'I. 1•1111 ........ •i.s M '71° Madok. Spart NOh. ,_., 2 -r. 4 ..... , •• J4' 1£. IL,.. .......... , C .......................... ..
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADIS ACCEPTED MAVERICK-PINTO SALEJ
1970 I ·1tJl'141,..41, Jape.di~ 1110 1ir cond. & 1utom1tiC rnM1h.
EXAMPLESi .
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• ,; 11 4 cloor. VI, &ulorn.ati~pow•r ••••ring, good mll•s. ( J57VUJ SPICIAU " .
'70 MAVlllC:C"'' • '
1\<lly factoiy eQUJpped. "·450 radio, heater. CdSSBEP) . I
. , 71 PINTO
.. ipeed, good m11 ...
(337CAJO ~,650 '
• • • ILU& IOOK PlllCI $21tl f • j • ILUI IOOK ,.ICI $1711
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'69 ~~~J!,S~~:~ heottr. 4 "396 ·-----------~ii--:O:~:"!:::'l~':":"'":'::'r-~~~~t
'70 TOYOTA CORONA s17·9, Spcl, air cond., -mu... . I RT83. 4 Dr., radio, heater, 1. _(2YDDn0)-,
OUR PRICE $1550
auto. trans., air cond, good • Li~ii:_::;;o:.ii;:;iiiir.::....----~=-i~ :r:rl:::\7-::•.:~::;;;;~.;';;~';;.:c•:.:•::.:1"'.::..--·---,;'r"' t0;:o. m11... snnT
'71 T-llRD HARDTOP° s399·6 '70 FORD LTD 4 Dr. H.T. s2350· (XSR9311 · 110" Auto., P.S., P.B., P-wlndows, Rl:H, auto., P.S., air cond.. ILUE IQOK Pl.ICI 11-.S
AM-Sii!, ""' 1111 will. aood vinyl roo~ &ood mlla. · ~~~~~~~-=----"'"""',-:=~ mn ... llllNBZJ> • cmACF I '65 l'LYMOUTM FURY DI $650 ILUI !OQK PllCI $4651 ILUI IOOK flll.C• S2MS ! . . 2 Dr. H.T. UH, auto.. P.S., lir·
"H COU•AR XR·7 $219-6 'H FORD ·~· IOO'~~so cond. Good miles. lP1'1'4841
Rodlo, Heater, Auto. Trans, 4 Dr. Sed, tac. alr oao4.. '68 DODGE DART 270 009· ~ ~:.,iee~,~n~~ Roof, power itel~ ..... bllloo , HardtoP. 2 Dr. Hcatert autQ ' "' ~ _
(YCI..024) • • · er. V~. <ZDX1111 , . trans., power stecrih&, 100ll .. ,.
ILUI IOOK PltlC~ 51540 l &;UI aOOK Ml~ ,I • • . miles. CUZE558) . ' ----------------·;l.,,...,_._..._ ......... jO,,__._._ ILUI BOOK PllCI $1275
'67 OLDS CUTLASS 442 s1050 '70 CHEVY IMP~ s2250 · ''64 IUICK ELECTRA 221 5750 S~~C· :4. ·~~8, 2 Dr. Cust. R&:H. auto.. p,fL. I ' 4 Dr. H.T. Exce.Qcnt condition.
H if •ood · ' air vinyl root!. -" .. original thru-out. Full power 1 mJ1;.: <'i'SR6840) · '' • miies. (475Att)1 · __::_~f~ac~tor~y~al~r. ;;,low~m~l~I•~· l~P)IC=m:!!1-~· 2,-,~
ILUI IQOK PllCI $1305 , ILUl.IOOK PRICS -'63 FORD FAIRLANI s450 . ' i • . VS, radibi heater, wblte/
red interior, a:ood miles.
' '. T.RUC K SA~E ! '67 ~: .. ~~·!u!":!.... sn96 -.... _ , ,, " • radio, heater, power 1teerln1. air ,-J
...., f9 .. ~·~· freln. CMYJ~ .............. , y1 ..... ¥t tw. Rllt'Hcf. cond, good milc11. (VTU185) .._
'67 tln '71 •••• . • . . ' '68· . TOYOTA . 5996 Hardtop' Corona. Radk>, heater, EXAMPLE: '65 FORD· l/i-TON PICKUP • 1pcl •• &ood miles. (ZCV544)
St1ndud Tr1ns., Fully Equipped. Good Mllt1.Jll59IOI ILUI IOOK ,.ICI $1155 '69 YW KOMll WA.ON , a· 96 9 Pass. Radio, heattt, iood . miles. CYWS~) $850
.~~-..---~""'!"_._._._._._._.....,~~-.!'.,,..""'_.~ ILUI IOOK PllCI $21 ..
'71 LTD 2 DI. HAllDTP. $3396 Full power, =r. It Full power, alr cond., vln>I AH, 1111 whL, vinyl roo~ root. low rnUea. C231VXY) ftt!. miles. (066AFW)
ILUI IOOK ,.,Cl -ll!l!IUIU.l:'°:l-O~K•P::1:;;:<•u•:;a~-----
I '70 DOllM CHAI .. ~6
CU.t ll T. V8, !WI, auto Cone!., Vlo>l !\Doi. (118 AGJ'.I . '6' CHEVY IMPALA '1750 a Dr •• H.T, Auto., R.t.H, Air
P.S, PJI,. vln>'l root. alr •' , conc1.. ood 111llto. tltTLT13) • ILUS IOOIC ,.ICI hr•
-..ur-.ooc '!C' ''"' . i;t;;;;;;;::;~AU~
'H OLDS DILTA CUST, $2296 I .'71 MllClllY 'Mll'.lb $3496
2 Brougham 4 Dr. Auto.
Dr'. Hardtop. Full power ....,. full ~--'r concl air cond., low miles. ' "' ...., ....... ~ ·• vinyl root, tilt wheel, AMI
(YCN414) " nt radio, ]ow miles. C693ACH)
ILUI IOOK NICI 12:121 ILUI IOOK PlllCI NIH '!
STATION WAGON SALE!
MANY TO CNOOSI l'llOM. I I 1111 r. D-lcs. C1m111y ..... S.lr"'
T ...... Y.W. Y-•. -. Ola, M ..... Toy ... , Opel. 'H "'"' '71 ••d• S-.wflli,,. .......... -. '
EXAM....... . .. "...... . ;,·'
'71 Sfj)UIRI WACiON '70 TORINO WACiON
10 ''''· VI, •uto., P.S., a&H, •Ir. Uw 11111'•. Auto. Tr•ns., lt•cllo, H•eter, Afr CoM., Po-.°t.
Uke new. 14t6CIYJ Steering, Good Mlle .. (J62ASI)
$3896 $2050
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2060 Harbor Costa Mesa ®642 .. 0010
PARTs-SERYICI HOURS 7 AM To t PM M9N
7 AM -To 6 PM TUl..flll I .
l
PARTS DEPT. ONLJ
I hf to 1 PM SATUIDAYS
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My .,... ..... -170-
CD •a a•1~..nsioa _.., Ml .adiusMI -.,
._,...._ .... (9,IYI07183)
IMMlllADlllLIYaY
' Split bench sicit, Mithefin WSW
. radial tires, ~ower steerin'g, -
power briik.S, landau roof. Less
than 800 miles. (2J87N 138271}
'63DODGE -·-·----<Aft7161
'65MUSTANG ,,... ______ _
... DU
'65UNCOLN .
CMlll11n .. I -....... -•. -
ClllT~ •
v~ ... --.1s...,w Iraq. ... --.DIS
'67MUSTANG ·
''68·MUSTANG
'68MONnGO
MX -u.----""•:wxa 145 •
::~ND ~12110 :$
2 DOOi llAIDTOP .
302 V~8, cruisomaticrp/disc bra lets &
steering, luxury tr(n; emission ~I.
Onler yours in your choice of color todcrY· . . . ' '
MUSfii6 ;~$
2 DOOl·llAUTOI" Not"""" but equipped.wi1h.-.lnln• •
beltod lino. color koyod ·l*ii!I tnirrors
budllt seats. 2FOl I 50952
1.....,..11 DIUVllY
: l\ 1: f•ryll
'Yl,aut.; ,,.,... ,ft,er stetrino,.foctory air. ~17) . o'.. . I
''70 MAVERICK: · .
~·c,r... ...,, Nlio.. hlatw, tinted "°"" .t1111 ,
~ W1y1 int au:111t ..-.. zsr 10 l
• • 4Spoodtnn,··169C)CC"'I•
• .Mktt uots .. 1'9issio1 ....... ·
2R.JOWl4"17 .,
• -· f IMMID,14TE
'DEUVllY
I
'.69.CHEV. · · ·
1/2TN
Pickup, wiltl heavy duty ....,,_, (6 T 606~ '
'67 EL CAMINO
C11to•
Y-1. Olllo 1trons.. poww s...mg,.,., ......
I09<5¥1 . •
'68DODGE· •
,'1/2Tool'kbp
_ Vl,cMo"J"-004261) rr-""-~-!P-1
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'69 .E~~INO ~ · ·J.
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• .voi:. 65, NO. 22. 4 SEp'IONS, 66 PA61S . , OAAN11 COUHIY, CALllOI* ·' " ' . --. ' '
I W~ISDAY, JANUARY 26, 19n
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JEN CENTS".
«~8singer Tf!ll11 Secret Paris Trips
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' . • W ASlllNGTON (AP J . .,. Hairy Jtlu. · then, lhrou&h the coopontlon ol Ji'l'ench mew dildolled toUr lie made hla Pn<ldenl Geoqes Pompldou, would end •
c!andeltlae trtpa to Parll for private up "at IOJbe mu .. uaec1 alrfleld ....
Vletnanu peace lane, )!y. tranalening Parll."" 1 f{01D ooo plaol to amlber aevtnl Umes lit told newsmen he g,..relly atay,.t Ind by landing at "' lllu.wed alrileld "in the outskirts with poo]lle we UJed 11
near the Frelleh·ca~ · contacts.'" lit did not Identify them. '!'be
'.Kl181nget, Preal!leni N'wm'• asistant ·meetina places, which he did not dlYUlge,
fq• naUooal ff9Urlty · elfalrs, IJ8id he were "furnished by 'the other side," he
didn't want to,... Into atemlve clelaU• on. said, . • / / •
hll \'1PI .~ Parll over"' ·~~th pe~,od · Ten of his 13 trips we,. ...,,..t, lie 11ld; because we may viant to do it again. and ·the otbe'rs were publlcJY, iolqwn ~t he did iay ~enerau,, ,lie' to although the fact )le was mee ng with ~CID mllilary , applrontJY .in the North Vietnamese .peace ,negctlators
~. ,tr,anaferrtd Cihce or tw1ce end was not. /
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"II was UIUJl)IY a nlber bodle thins lo -1llb tbla In two dlyl," Kllalnier
ulcl.'
While he wouldn't he apecJllc, i... dketloal .,..,. that .eeveral ol the Kls ...
•Inger trlpa were made In ~ jets
not port of, tbe bhJHnd.wblte presidel>
tW n.et.
Kiallli(er•a DNrly 100,000 mlle•ol doll'
deitlna inteniaUooal travel for 'the
private lalb bU proven again that Nlzon
and his cloaesl olde• can keep • -· Tl\& ltocky, &nl'ln&,Kllllnier, Who
speaks "l!ilh the -I ol his · n4,Uve
GerJD1111, aandwlc!ied; hll Parl1 litpl
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. dent Nlton'I statement !ID the Vietnam War :
·• SECRET TALKlh .P.rlvate De8oliaUons have been 'held since Aug. 4, 1969,
to b..ak the Impasse over Vietnam, but Nixon .unvellOd them In an effort to
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, IQSSll'lGER; Henij-A. K!Slinger. national·oecurlty-aflalrs adviser to • (
SolHurok
Nixon, wu~llator ¥ 13 aecrel meetings in Fl'.ance. NEW YORK lllPJ) J'inl ' '· P :0nu ... 3' 1'11,aaecre!U.S.offerwu!<lforth''to•~ " ''y' -•II>' ..,... ~ ~-parenUy cauaed by ·~ -· tcr .. ~ ~·wu:l: aD ~ lon:es ~.,,:::: for release of blued today lbr1JllC)l the midtown-· 4. ~~· and ..-.,:8"'." Tiie Norlll ,Ylell 'fleeted II in of two . mnsJQI ~· ....,.,..... ~ Jaq, 4""•-U.S. ~ IJl· lbii Soiilb Vloldlneae gov-l On Oct. ag0nclea 1!hldi.. ' Jn luijJii>llu( 1'· the' u.s. ~.Its eJilM:PoJni J>1!>n 'that the llol'lh \llOlnlm ... 1e11ec1 to Sovlel ~ ..... '-'""' 1111 :r; ...... . ' ~_:fire,. ·;: ..... ,,,..., .. =·1:-~Ea-~m;r.s=;~,. ~ -.. ~· ·. ~ -&Ix Phi ol lllo aliDlnc 'ot 1.11 ~ -i\:"lt . -~ · , 'PIDilw;i!DallaiV.:te·~>lllldllllvlOit'=:,:=w,_ · """* D.t... ~~.blfol1. .-.,__ ... -:--;-....... ilte ·~-... -
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f • J . ' . . Americlloalce. ' ·'No Mention ·of 'MIAs' "~·:.it.m. ·~;: bably I recOpllcinlll, JD Jiii' Ill. • '
;Disappoints Coa.st Unit
: ~ GdGB ~AL Jin. Lauilerblugb not.d. She aid obe :. ~";' iirz:' oW of .bOPecf lhal"Wll how ~-Nixoh
the)....._ of me are rnllll:DI in viewed tbe use .of the .term.POws In h1s
ac!lcil • Jn. ~ '-'" -u speech -/° inclliae ·the men who an
11dlacoaceri1ni" by the Ofange Couhty of· rqisslng m'&ctfon. " ~ce ol lhe Coocem for JtIAI and POWs. Neverthelesa, wiVOI' and lamUles of
,POM'!:: \.OV"1'!1 ~of Newport MlAs are ~ that any peace i...
)eacli, m8lltile~ ol lhe Tullin MIA-POW 'ma11v., ... !if "1 U.. Pfesident·Jadude
:ornee, ulditoday of the Prelldeiit'a peace plan,; for ~lnlitg an '"accounting"· for
1plan speech; "We hljl hoped for mo... 'the missing men, Mrs. Lauderbaugh ~ ~\ii:f! in ·the conca movement had ted >heaid ruJ1!0!? about peace talks and ·DO • ·~he WU•trylng bon1 to end the w1r. Jdrs. Rosalyn Lamb, aecrelary to Mn,
'·. 'll'm for Nixon' Ill the way bul thought Carole HaDIOn who Is in Wublngton at·
lie WWld hue 'had more to oiler. last lending. a board meeting of the national
.iilihl. l lrJnklJ -dlaappoinlad that he MIA-POW ' crpnlzaUoo, e<hoed Mrs •
• w<>Uld 1P<CiDcally menl!On the pflaoners Lauderbaugb's views.
·ot •war but not the M!Aa," Mra. "II would be a abame II aome deal
'tauderbaugb 11id. were ..ached without aome dellnlte ·~ She explained that 111.Aa: are the meR assurance these men are accounted for," ·•m are the "unknowni", the men whose ···-• ~ 1 all ·Mn. Lamb said. . JamUles .......,. _,. or sure are ve The Tustin office of the Concern for
'!' dead. . , MJAa.POWs upecta to COllllnue working .-. Moot are J>l'l!babJY "actulDy POW1, tt !or the. re1um of priaom'I, but Mra.
/ . Lauderbaugb addOcl o11e wu srate!W lhlt
2 Businessmen
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at the least, President Nlzoa'1 Tuelday
speeCb bad "made the pubUc aware now
tlial more II. llelng clone."
"We're Solnc to hep plaalnf," Ille sa111. I Mn. Liuder~'• nephew, Air Force
pllol Dtnnls ,oWnbon la .a POW who
1!U shot clown AUCUSI 7, 1917.
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Damage ,waa .,~· • . ••vert heavy~' ID flvt lllOllll ·--· lllo !IN -coala1neclby-·
The other bi;.--r=. MDllhwil
to • """"" llom' ' ,_ Ill 1111 office of ColuniJU • ·~
Inc., I faw lllocU/-'Ille olflcea·.of
Hurok Cooceril,. Inq.>'llmn .,.... no lj>-
juries. , I · • • .
Sam Gold, vil:e )1fllilll:!!l' ol lhe llarqt
firm, u1c1 that al l :li Liil. PST 111ere ..... "•-bunl of Qame ud tlio ,_
~·-area WU~ ID
.~~two~.n ·_.
bit ' 'for ~ -~ lo Ille .Unllad Stites al llie ,,_. Jla>o lllil
,Sovlirt: culbire is :r1~tnllh1t1 p tbe
deatbl and lmprlacililiiint ol Sovlol
(llee BO~ Pip J) ' • , •. · l . . . •
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ctannel ••• we have made 1 number ol
olf••'ln varloua channll. ..• Wheft·the . ' Iota\·~ la puhll,sbod, and It wW he
publl-In due t1m .. and .al an IP'
~ lliile • • • oihen wlU reallze
111&1 '"" havt ione the extra mile, as far
al POW• are coocemed. I do no~ want to
dl,Klof\> any further details • becauee
netollalloDI are under way." . .Anetlier hlnt'Carile Mondaywben P"SS
...-rJJ!looald Lo Ziegler gave lhil
••er when asked Whether · peace
nOgOUitor Wllllalh Poiter' .,ould be tak· .1\18 back new proposals when he .. turned
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to the Paris talks thll week.
"We do have proposals on the table in
Paris and we have not had res ponses to
those proposals from the other side. I
don't want, at this moment, to imply to.
you that he Is goinf to lal<e anything•
back."
The response puzded White House
reporters at the lime. but the meaning
became clear when Nian disclosed that"
Porter isn't taking anything new back to
Paris -he's simply nlumlng to lay the previously priva{e plm on the public
negotiating table •
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North .. Viets
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Did Not Nix l
8-point Bid
From AP Dlapatchel •
North Vletnameee ·officials in Parll to-
day celled P"sl-lllxon•a lndochlna
speech a ''braan challenge" and
asserted he broke a prom1ae in .. vealinc
aecret talks betlfeeia lllnol's cllplomall
and pruidentlal a4Ylla' !'-1 Jaallngei.,
• '1n another~ ladlO ·llllci
-monitored In ....... _....,,. ..
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'l'l•s . SJ •ac liiOfllll4mr Ill ...... ,,... =• and prtnlo DOI ....,..S In
tho two qu"""-far a jolt ~ -•·nl ol lllo ~
II Jlllad llie two llauel Jmoolvad a
""""' to llop,U., Vlelnamlatlon ol tho ,.... FDll ~ ID mabdaln"-1 'l'hllll In 'power: •
Alll!aaih lhl .. " lhl ·--·nep11,., _ ..... -the -njlellon Ued in. relerrtnc Iii Nlloo'• eJPl-polJlt
)nltlram. The -WU DOI, In fad, l)llCllJca1ly ~ •
The Norjb \MWTl11 IU&lllled that•
Nl>oa'a nv--Klaalnger'1 trt .. to P .... did DOI ....... ibttr ...._,.,.
''11'7 .... .am .,,,,_ out,. Ille -
meal llld, ''IW llr, -1111114 -wayandldld-,117 ... tfllllFli peace but made real nr."
· Altboagb, the 'lfarib Vjetu=e• ·ndlll
brooclc111 that wu monltorad did not ,...
'l«l.the eilht-potntll)an wbldi Nhrml uJil
WU auhmlllad to the Commmdlls In
Parll three ,_ ago, It u1c1 11 eon. ia:=,;'= i;;.; far Ibo United
Slates to accopt Ille ••ll>!IDbd Viii Cong ................. Ille Parla .....
talks Jul JulJ.
"When~." Radio Ranol lalcl Jn
the VJeWtt• tare r lllaMcut ... •f>t
becomes clear 11111 tlll Ill* U.S. plot
and the U.S. lland bavl DOI dlupd in
any way."
II said Nl""''a 11-la a.. not lh7
way to end lhl war, and ualll Ille war JS
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San Clemente Candidate
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List Grows Impressive
By JOHN V ALTERZA
ot n.. OlllY "Ii.I Sllll
IN RECENJ' YEARS VOTERS in Sa" Clemente have never had reason
to .complain that they didn't have a choice •monr city council candidatea.
· ~ seats up for grabl two years 110 drew 15 candidates.
Trouble was only a few seemed aeriow: or wen qUallfled to run.
Another abundant llJI seems certain th!J Ume around,
.•· • but there ll a·notable·dillertnce.
JI all who took out papen Indeed tile, some ml&hty
serious candidates-will have been born.
Incumbents have had a good track record In recent
years. Whether that will hold true f'or W11ter Evans Jr.
and councll Veteran Stan Northrup will be tested at the
poUs AprJI II. .
Northrup, now chairman of the Local Agency ·For-
mation Commislion and a veteran .of acraps within county
politics, Siekl a forth term .
Ev... to win a second term "lo llnloh projects that I helped start."
Then came the 'Challengen.
PAUL PRESLEY, a familiar fact both at his San Clemente Inn and also
at the Westem White House, ls well known to ffi4DY voter1 and could blend
an unumal promlle of closer relations with Ute Pttt.ldentlal ientourage with
munlclpal tawa In bis stumping loi: voteJ. . .
• Tbe hanhelt words mlMbt come, bo"ever, from Eric Boucher, an out-
spolrm crftle-al city-hall w-punchy letters olten have helped thicken cowi-
cU eg-..-c11y opending loi: archllecia'a lees are tops in his l!Jt of ftlpe1.
BOUCHER'S FREQUENT LETl'ERll usually are quietly "flied" by coun-
cilmen.
They rarely are answered.
AllT HOLMES, who polled a formidable number of vo~ last time around
-looin1 °"'' by a slight martin -h11 aei:ved 11 a plaMing commluioner since then and no" Is chainnln of the panel. H1 ba1 wldeapread 1Upport.
JAMES MOSS, a fire department captain workfnc In Loi Angel" County,
11 famlllar with local fire department matterl 11 well, havinJ terved on an
adffo9ry commtttee °" the new headquartera. building. Mou allO flJured amon1
the opponents to i. controversial access route to a Jarae tract behind the city
gcU OOW'le.
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. RALPH TOMLINSON, another lrequent penonality at the podium in coun-
1 di chambers, had a keen lnlarell In the new city bualneu JfeeeM changes and
... often la aeen at council meeUnp. He once pulled a major wrprise during a
controversy over a motorcycle park on the Rttvea Ranch , gathering hundreds
. ,, . al 11Jnaturea on petitions that far outweighed tboae aubmftted by the 1 ... of the
111CJ'Utfonal park. .. IF mBRB IS A DA!llt HORSE in the .nee ii la Courtney Allbon, a San
_ , . Clementi hamburger stand. owner. Aa al midweek he and Prealey were the
only alficfaf .candldatea, havinl returned their !Uing papen.
'l'llere llilJ fa I W!\Ok to 10.•
Schoolmen Push Ovevride Rift Told I •
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50-cent Hike' Termed .:essen#aJ. Ca~flanp .~ti: e P..DC
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P111fnc Iha IOftnt'tu ...,,1, II the
llnn-j,rWtty Ill' Ult Capistrano
UnHled School D11trict, accordlnc to 111
admlnlstr1tors.
"U we fail we are going to set ~uca·
tlon back in our district 20 years,'' said
Superintendent Trum111 BenedJct Mon·
d1y . "Jt would emasculate our education
progr1m."
Benedict told a group ol administrators
and principals that even if the override
passed March 7 It will be difficult to keep
the ei:lsting level of services.
"We &till haven 't been able to balance
next year'• budget with the 50 cents, yet
we 're faced with preperlng a lti:Ond
budatt ln the eveat the override tau.• w• lzt'•• .,_ , co.
.!*'~== by Benedlc ., .. 1!'1111111 .. ~~-'lli!t '!Ould tncfllda
-O>ntlnue lo make ~very eflorl to 1.,. -klo& with u..,.-dt""1 advlsoi:y
i'"'V• the auallly al Instruction and tlM-, Jroupa wbldl ha•e been appointed to
dnal'P•ocr'm · · udy •J>O<Ulc ueu, · ·
velop nn11c~· to lmplim.nt I.e.\ ~t EtqWlih Ille district's building illy JOHN VALTl!lJIZA .., ~!'! • • pr .Al-iiaa must bt taken In t.bt \ ot tM 0•11¥ '"'' •••I( ruby Sei>lml oC ll'll. :ttii Slull • · ,...,..,;· AJ1 apparent rill between membtrt ol u~ !hit a ll<y be -pod ala'"-• to utilize the remaining the State Public UUUUea Comlnlaolon'and
th•t wftld r><evlde lot '!hi evalua'Uon oC \ local l>Oilll flllds to the bes! advantage. the PUC'• ow"n lcial stall brought hot
ail c.rtlllci=!""""I' bloe4' upoo • -II\ ~t • ,~adHIJed syatemi !>(0-e~ of "kangaroo court" In advapce pullii perlo . \ · g!• ,-yaa au '!'" Of P'tJtcll ·and · I _Implement <hlallon tllat ""!Uim :currl h!!ft,,~P• .. 11. .1 I~'.' 1 .of ti! mornhll's eruciJll talb in .Los " Ykle more exten&ive m service 'Anplff ove'r attempts to close down the community involvement 1n developlnC -, · · San o· noire Nuclear Ceneratlri"1 · ••·Uon .. I ·-• b" u lo 1·1 theed tlon 1· · aln proerams for tea c. hers ~ goa 1 ....... o Jee ve1 1 uca a """"1-.1 Iv In the 1 od h' Edwin Koupal the head of the People'a ntedJ'ottichSchool .. • .. ~ .... w f:y . areaso m emmat, • .. · · · J""'1faUes •!Iii the utilization ol the In-J:..ob\w which ls ,..kinf the dOIUte, -Implement an Improved ~~. q,uld' approac'b in the tNcbirw of Science pledged late Tuesda.f that If today'• con·
• '-. ~ the soetat sciences. · · , le('eooe does not include tbe PUC legal
A H d h '--Broaden the scope and coosist.ncy :"!tit be would be ready lo rue Je14J CCeSS ea ftC e • ·) ·ol \ivaJuaUng Ol>IOing diatrlctt~' wl~ the C&lilornia &I""°"
illd fllll'S(IM~. ' .• " " ' . \1!:111'1-''! \. ft ' . '· · 1 .· • •. ', ". , ·i :in ~"' u.-. l , igcinl 1o be , Clemente Eyes Grading '·"··~~ 'N .... :., · d ·~~·~~~~.~r~~~· ·1 :1·--1~ , . :r™ a!lle . ' m;~~Y·~i:.!s"!J~'c c~~=
Pla f D . lo f To . ~d Gifted · ~~~r~l~~~i~1il:1:1or<\ri~·P1lfc,:=fi ns or . eve prnen l, 1~ , department, whlcb Is a Civil Servic~ . . . Ed . , G 1 function . , ' . UC tion roup -vurca.tn has or~ered that M PU('. lawyers be present at the talks whicli
San Clemente's city engineering staff 11ccess. route to serve the ultimate were called to determine if the PUC bas
this ·week is reviewing the grading plan~ development. Manuel Puentes of Capistrano Beach legal jurlsdictlj>Jl over Ute is&ue ot
for the finlt segment of "Presidential Eventually the local firm plans about has been elected president of the nuclear plant safety.
Heights" -the Dougla'ss-Pacific Tract 75 estate lots on a ridge acreage and Parents' Association for Gifted Education The order reportedly shocked the legal
which sparked months of debate over ac-about 300 clustered condomirrlum units . for tm.. itaff .
cess routes last year. The project will mark the first major Other officers include Edward Kincaid Staff Counsel Richard Gravelle had
The firm, which is seeking swift ap-use of the hilly inland 1ections of San Jr., of Laguna Niguel, vice president; already as.signed two lawyers to attend
prov al· of the plans' so thiit lt can begin on Clemente. Beverly DuPuls of Laguna Niguel, the conferences in Los Angeles, but
lheflrst phase of a cluster community, The existing access routes for the new secretary; David Cooper of San Juan Vukasin, in a memo, ~alled off the
will be able to build and sell 100 units tract will be via an e.s:tension of Avenida Capistrano, treasurer. lawyers' appe!:rance.
before hammering out a new alternate Magdalena across the city golf course. Also •serving on the board will be Doris Later; Graw8e angrily replied that the
From Pagel
BOMB ...
Jews," the male caller said. "Never
Again."
The militant defense league headed by
rabbi Meir Kahane informed the news
media it would bold a news conference to
discuss Soviet performance11 in the
United Stat ...
Later, it cancelled the news conference
while denyini any responsibility for the
incidents.
.. The development ilsflf ha1-won swifl Walker ol Dana Point, Alan Scltreiber of case "ent-n(fet, farther than a simple
approval by the city and surrounding !8-D Clemente, Edward Smyth Jr. and dispute ,be.t-.n~the People'& LQ~ and
residents alik~. ?rover Frater of Laguna Niguel. two electrica~uWtt~~·,~. 1 ~1 Resl~t, endo~ ~·lr~.!.:!S~elrt~ 1 C.Orrlmittee chairinen inClude Fr,ter, It stre~.Zbe Nia. ~ ~nt
ty,. but access to tht tfici created.. rDoolhl membership; Cooper, finance , Mrs. areas of PVP JiuiJdJC:daD · ~. '. tJie
of ma:iaflil:in :J &e\;J0ns"' before ' the' city DuPuis, headquarters ; Mrs. Walker, pr~ CQDfereoces todAy at>ould
cou~cil reached a comPromise. publicity and Jack Walker, project pro-ha~ -Input Yj'!1 legal itaff. .
Those meet.i.ngs' could be repeated in posals. ~ reporr, ~ti the e¢biln&e. of
coming ,months 1fh~ tbe . next P.hase of The group Is a non.profit organization ~N 10 e1unple ,of I 41'9P \pl~
development m~ oew uegotiaUons for aimed at supporting and expanding een. tfte .. appointed J'UC member'I
accesi. · enrichment offerings for children of the ant· the atlfl ,
City councilmenh fVe banked on the Capistraro UnUied School District with , -1'te ·I..!bb'y ... )att Wt 'ftAr filed legal
strong ~ce ~t a ~on of road now membership open to all interested brie(! alleging Jh;t the emtrsency rue·
on Ma.rine Co~ps. l•nd will be available families and Individuals. Information 1~ ctiaiilg l)'ltem at San onotn has not
for acceSs as aoqp as the State of may be requested by writing PAGE, Box ~n proved' complefely sate1 despite
Cali!omla assumes t.enaricy of that por· 567, San Jan Capistrano, 92675. ;:d~1 tests . I
tlon of San Mateo Canyon. PAGE is extending a community In· The Atomlc Energy Comm.Juion con-
. The city ha_s a barg~g edge in ob-vitation to a lecture by Dr. Elnora ducted tests on the l1,ltem uslna; a
taliling use of the ro,.l"if because·of re-Schmadel on the Creative Child, Feb. 17 relatively small model. ' ·
queat4,by both the 'military and the state at 8 p.m. in La Paz Intermediate School, KouPaJ's group, which has chapters
for sewer' service. Mission Viejo. The program is sponsored throughout the state, asserts t41t '-tl\t .. Some who took out papers may never Illa them.
A lew holdouta -wallinf to ,.. bow the oppooltlon atacta 11f1 -might
wait 1"1tfi the lall minute.
The building where Hurok Enterprises
Is located was evacuated and the injured
were taken to Roosevelt Hospital In am·
bulances. They appeared to be suffering
from bums and smoke inhalation. The
street outside the building was littered
with glass.
· The .Maripe ,Corps ')lopes to hook up by the Gilled ChiJdren's Association ol uUtuies should be willing to ·~ lo th«
l!ut even U only half the crowd actually MDII, K seema douhUul that the
eampatp will be a standard, paltld rod far volei.
Thia time around, for a chance, it mllht be fUlay.
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Hurok, who was born In Ru ssia and
came to the United States shortly after
the turn of the century, was J,he ~t to
nelritiate the presentation bt Russian
bailet, folk dance c o m p a n l e s , in·
11trumentall1ts and 1ln1er1 in the United
Stateo wben Iha War began to thaw
jn !J>e llllp, • '
Dedicate VaJiey Plant
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• He left tulsia· because there was little
opportunity for him 11 a Jew under the
CW'lll regime.
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project at Iha tretbn .. t Plali la .Sa• , .
Juan tap1.1r..o which wu1'~.n1 .. u1 r -:...-" "'d be Ste·ep wve lour south Coul 11ed ' :. • \.MW1. . . ,
Mullflu wu on hand tut yaor \o help · . dedicate San Clemente'•, SUri>lllton The coa!; ol dean air ,in\&l!I ,...~ ll:i:i
complex. ~ , Drtnon _in;~ to the na~ 1 car
The acandal tnvoivea • lhe board drlllera, ~· , al aport ellimiijd Tuea·
cbilrman and two •llidala of ~ay hi ~im. • •.. ~lneerinf Sclenceo who ....., char1ed ~ <Oil -rd be In "°.O: eql!Jpment
in ' Hoaolulu with paulng a check for needt, maintenance and ·~ o( mllea~e
--In " •-tr'bullo " to from newly deYefoped smogleta gu, wd -·-· campa,. .. con 1 ns Donald A Randall chief tdmlniltrator of HOliOlulu Mayor Frank Fut ' ' · f · '•t .~· t the 11 the ii ed the Senate.judiciary subcomml tee on an-n .uuu ume me a eg ti·trust and monopoly.
check pusing took place lhe board which Randall who said the ·subcommittee
Mulll,an chaired included .the "!""'ulling . haa been .Jooking into anUsmog and traf·
firm 10 the Ii~ of companies whlcll would fie safety measures, spoke tb' some 1,000
share a $3-11Ullion fee for work fol" the deltg'ates ·to ·the natlon•l convention of
state. . the Specialty Equipment Man.,ufaciurers Gov. Reagan ordered Mulligan flred .Association a group of·equipment makers
from hit 126.~·year ·job early this al hlgl>perfonn&nc. part' tor cars•
week on ground!, he said, of asserted Randall saki experts estimated ·25 per·
conOlct-of·lnterest. Cent of all vehicles on the road had
The. lwo men f~m the large consulting seriously de[eclive brakes -part of the
firm implicated in the alleged bribe are cause of th,e· 1.4 mlllion traffic deaths and
Harvey Ludwig and Joseph Feeney. 52 million traffic injuries costing '179
They have dtt:lined comment in the trillion in ecooomic ]OM since 1933, he
cast. .said.
Pueblo Officer Tells
' He~i~ncy on Bucher
By MICHAEL COODl\ICH He cited a lack of understandinf by °' ,.. et.Hr ,. ... 11'" inany military people as to the miulon of
Edward R. Murf)hy Jr.,' ti:e.Cutlvt of· ·the Pue.bid, dissension. amoag 'the crew fleer of the USS Pueblo whtn she w•s . atized by Uie N0rt.1t· Koreans in 1• and -mostly Bucher's lac~ of leadership as
asserted Tuesday nigbt thlt he and the the main reasom for the Incident.
ship'• reaearch··offlcer, L 1-e u tenant Murphy pointed out tb't Bllchtr's
·Stephen R. Harri&, had ·contemplated prei,:lous Naval service had' ~n with
pulling th• ~Jty tl .. rance. oL lkipper bm I d I bel Llo)'d B,ucher'jull before tbe ship ten on •n ar nea an that natud ol . •I
h I t .... 1~..a...... aelected (or submarine command be flad er a eu" m-ut . . 1 , · Sjleakilw · be/ore the Newport Harbor , been given the Pueblo, .an iailpmenl
• Llonl ·Cluil at the Meaa Venle Country .which he really hadn~ waillecl.
. Club Iii'~ Mt.so, Murphy iald that he ', MlttPhY claimed thal Ill pllcllll 'oae of
'and llarrtll' dectdOcl 'llOI lo ;pull the the '&Uni of, the Pueblo, lacber )lad fn-
clearance because "It would have 1n-•Isled on pultlna It In the eyes (0< front)
. valved a 'Caine Mutiny' type oC act." of the 1hip which -typical of 1111>-
Mutphy, who le/I the Navy in 191111 after marine proctlce.
aeven years aervice, described Bucher ., But acconlln( to Murphy, that polftlon
an unuaual man who had llltle regard for "was completely upoaed, hard to 1et to
cl111111~1 malatlll. and would have been aulcldal to fight
"He Dn1Ulbt people abpard the ship lrom." 1
who be had picked up In ban and showed Typical <If aubmarlJ\o commanden,
them the clusifltd epacea," Murphy Bucher lnslsled on belnl In the CGMlrlg
uld. tower during pneral quartera lnatead of
The author of the book, "Second In the pilot bouae and wrote the alllp'e
Command," depfcltnl hla vontace point or1antuUonal 1D111U1l llmilar to thet of 1
ti the aelaure, Murphy 1•1• that the In-aubmarin<. Ail of tllla. Murplly dalllled,
cidenl oeed never bave happened. left the crew dlsor1111111ed.
Planned base ho~ to the city system. : Orange County. . t , reactor's safety in legall7 ~
.1 Tlw• , :.'1£ai.lh~ yk, ,eded rr!"rsl:u.:1'11.~, I~ . • • . . 1 . public hearings. · · · :i
i.'!Qno ~~1.!:t:: Li · · "They allould be eager to nrov th~ .. ' · .' .~it ' 'ghts safe1¥.Jl,~~:J .re 'hip."\" UM .asPnt~ttu~lq~~tnmi aa~luiUes 1~ ~
over lhe,cosUy ,servlca.:.._.-..• ! A--;._ ,_U 1'ghlight and~ Dle~~~llWctil<ICO~ If the road were \aba ..... j>y .lhll· .tU..,~.1. ... ..-~ _...., ~ •~~~.-.'?f m ~_Lhouse ~~~uY;"fi.;~ .. 11,;'~ ·anfn~~, v • \!I UUD PUC ltrut:tutt, 'u.i Lobliy' ~~·if
ttrnalive acceso -an well diaagttf that uy lulure ~ Ii iure.fire apawnert'' contni\'tl"1. . San Clemente's Arta and Crafts Club th PUC Qld indeed be •11.,,.uJ ._,Ji;.
; AVll'lkti San!P1b~ ·qnce ~dered as has paid nearly s1 ,aoo'1h°'iita "!'fl ftJnds tio~;J,' ~,, . ~ ~I--~· ~
prlrhary. access ·woJld·~affict fdor.enl of for the lnlitallatk>n. or 1PeCJaf .. exhibit _ ··-'-' ' I .• ":
homepwners.' · · I ' lighting Iii the new {allery, ol the com-... >
• Other 'l'Ofdwlyf ihich Jlo• lite 'OX• munlty dubhOu&e. • s '~ s~ • . :; item<lr ·~arrow ·~ hah lJeeh """' The ii1iitlui«1pe111esi11:ere lhe llrst of ~l 1 00 • Ii~,, but ~.!Jdeii !flere 'havi cow an estimated·'3,000·lrl ctur,-lliii.i.to ~elp " r -1:-,. -; ... ' § pi,"¥, b!tterly 01 '1 / . . · · , outfit the gall.ery lrl 'th. cl~ which p ~ · 'F <
will be dedicated with a mli!i;al ooncert r gra. . ·op1c ~ ,; · ·.c · t: · i· ) ' late next month. · · ~
ro 'l'rola .. , :I 'The 'gallejy !ill )llO •the ·~ ~~Y A=· ·,preoentatton on 1i9nUnuatiali
· · ' "" dest11>edjnd·~IPP.«1J>11blic !lrt:buif!!ing ~,op lly 1achool pro~ma ln t!li "NIY ON . ,. . . . tn the .ell>'.·' . • . ' .. ' ! ... ~ <1apl 1Un~ School Dlatrfefwlll .. ~ · • • . Th< ·~~)i$hls ~ )ie'.mo\lo•t ileng beld by Ille 1/hlllet .councll oC PT ~I
' .: ' ••. '.." ; : ' 1 I· · · a iall'ailOIDtily In the cenu\1, lnaklllf It Tuesday Jnt~eSan 'Clemente Hl&h Bebool
!Ame Can prisoners of war' in Norlti Viet:-possible to design lights to suit each art Little Theater.
~al'!~rting that J..'()ntinued support of the show, e1plained club spokesman Sandy The 8 p.m. program will include que.1-
Martin lions from the audience and will lie Vi~tnamlza\ion program and of t~ The ~4rpeJed ga. llery me,asor, es lo.by-42 moder•ted,by -'~ul~ School frlnciMJ 11 Sa1gor:i: · &0ver'nment constltut~s "cop-,,,.-., ?"' ·-"'Y tinuatlon af the illegal u.:s. war of ag· feet and wiu b~vt: hanging panels 1$ well Valentine. 1 ', . '•
gra!Sion,1' the North Vietnamese radio as permaneot walls available for hanging others participating will be Jack
declared : of paintings. Coleman, principal of McNally School in
"If Nixon does not want to end that Martin said technical advice for the In-the Newport.Mesa Unified Schoo I
war of aggi;:esslon, then the U.S. military ·Stallation has come from officials of the District; Dorwood Stephens and Shirley
men captured while committing crimes La Jolla Art Museum, Martin said. Goode, teachers In the local district; one
can -not go home to be reunited with The club's gallery chairman, Art parent and two students.
their families . Instead, the list of those Drielsma, served as codesigner of the Coffee will be served and the public ii
captured wµI grow longer and longer." clubhouse and the gallery as well. welcome to the free event.
GEM· TALK
TODAY
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UNIQUE AND \JNU~UAL
Al our store weobave.one cJisplay
case that holds a special attraction
for our customers. That's where we
keep our antique and estate jewel• .
ry. This lovely jewelry, unlike a
used car, does not lose value with
age and use. ·
The selection is ·constanUy cbang·
ing as pieces are sold and new ones
come in. At any time you are 1ure
to find items of lntorest. '1'bere are
necllac1s rln1•. ~'°"cb11 and lll'-
rln11 for U.e lad111, cuff links, lllct
pins and watch fobs for th• man .
Belldes the jewelry, you can a!IO expect to see anUqua w1tcb11, ,.
stored· to ,PQ'fact worklDJ order;
button 11oob, ,,uv.r co111 pun11,
comp1ct.s and clpretta c-. Every Item in Iba department II
an outallllding barfalD in prlca ••
well u btaut:y. Slol> " uy tlma ud aee what we have to olJtr.
Visit often to see wblt now item1
are ICl'ded nearly every week .
For the unique 111d unUlllal at
bargain prices, visit our ontlquo
111d eslate jewelry departmeat.
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. Sparkling
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a Valentine
Wedding .
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MH"'9 rlnoa. Lu•ury,
blluty al'Kf fllf'llon
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tolden rfnoa.,
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CONVINllNT TUMS
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Safety Deadline
Can Be Met-U.S.
WASlllNGTON . tUPI)
, The Juallce Department has
contested a claim by 1 three
lllto mak•rt that they do not
have the ablllty to develop air
ba1s or similar protective
devices ror Jnstall1t1on on all .,.....,., <•rs by August,
1175.
Ford, Chrysle r and
AmericAn Moton: have filed
lull in the Ith U.S. Cltcull
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Court ol Appul& al Cincinnati
askin1 lhat they not be forced
to comply with the 1overn-
ment reaulatlon calling for
production ~ the devices by
lbe deadline. ·
The auto firms argued thty
did not have tilt ability to
doY<lop the equipment.
Tl'le Justice Department. in
a writ filed this week, asked
the court to deny the review
sought by U>e auto companies.
'Ibe government said the
judges were being asked to
substitute thelr judgment on
the development and reliabili-
ty of the safety devices for
that of an expert government
ageocy which has studied the
passenger restraint problem
for several years.
The regulation calls for in-
stallati9n of either air bagii:,
which inflate on impact, or
other types of pass l ve
restraint systems.
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5ALE. ~·2.7,2~2'
l..11t••mer!c.1,.f e m•1f•r ch•r1•
7 '••hlo., bl•11tl, ••wp•rt c111t1r 644.5070
Business-Labor
'Peace' Sought
Varian Names
New Manager
Larry 0. Smith, Huntington
Beach, bu been promoted to
the position of Western
regional service manager for
Varian Data macbints.
In his new position, Smith
has rtspon1ibllity for
coordination of all servict and
all service engineers working
on Varian equipment and
systems within the western
regiorf or the United States.
SACRAMENTO (UPI)
Gov. JlonUI R_. has caU.
od lor an <nd lo "oeodlw
c:onlllct" b<tweon bullnt11 and
labor and the a.tart of ... n era
or cooperation'' to assure a
stronc U.S. po•lllon fn world
trade .
Ile decl1red lo nncinlc ap-
plause that n1Uona1 labor
leaders must "acquire some
stattsmanahlp and •tor think-
ing the calendar 1tll reada
19M" if America Is to avoid
seeond place in the world
trade market.
In a pro.bualness speech to
the Sacramento Metropolltan
Chamber of Commerce, the
governor Monday night aaJd
the W•sl Cout dock strike has
cost the Callfornla economy
$1.7 billion, lncludlng $435.000
per day ln longshoremen
wages.
Afler citing the latter figure
to his audience of some 500,
Reagan asked, ''what kind or I
Free Income Tax Preparation
settlemeot call lheJ 101 tl>.tl
will ever make that up tor
them?"
"Unleu we are prepared to
accept aecond place llatua 11
a world tradin1 nation we
m1t1t end neecUeu confllct
between business and labor
and slart an era ol coopera·
tion," the govunot .. kt.
Reaau uld he haa evory
confidence In the American
working man "but IODle of our
national labor leaclers had bet·
ter acquire aome
state.manship and stop lbink·
ing the calendar still reads
1933."
The governor , former prul-
dent of the Scrttn Actors
Guild. a labor union, lold Of
the "restless energy, the
pioneer drive of the people " he
found dw-tng a visit last fall to
six Asian nations, including
Japan.
Save $30-$40 on P<ofessionat preparation ofyeur 1171
Califomi• and Federtl lndi~dual Income Tax Returns.
Don't Delay s1111 up lotlly: •'-is.,,"" 11 )'Oii.,.. ..
Anaheim smrws ICClllltlt Of $.5,000 or"""" 1r tor llltly ;s by~ 1n ICClllltll of $2,500 or more. '
tl,N&f EIM SAVINGS 9
AllAHEIM 187 W:llncoln Ave. 92803/Tel, "2-1532
BREA 633 SO. Broa llllil. 92821/Tal, 52M971
HUNTINGTON BEACH 411 lllin st. 92141/Tol, 531-1591
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Firm Geu
Stmiet Bid
HOUSTON, TOJ !Al') -
Anc:9Qr.Wato Co .... an-
--~rt a con-Ind w Ille .,.nulocture
of a co11crete coaUnc
machJne to be used ll1 1
rnulllmJlllon.<lolla ..,,I In
Russia.
The contract Wll ob-
lalned lr001 R. J. Brow-o l
A>soclatea of Rottenlarn.
HoUand. d<S1IJ><n of tht
plant at BakU. IWJAI.
The ccnc,,.te a>alllllt trill
,1lve orotection and nf#'A·
live buoyancv to llrJe Ill}.
11met~r "U olDtfho.i lf'I be
111,lallitd acrw the CaJ..
piio'l Sea.
Tht rnachirM-will bo tU.
ricatAd a-rt lallv in HN ..
ton. New Qr leans, ind .Rel-
it> r.h•Y. l..11 .• 11100 then
~~mhl"Ci ind tested at
8'11f> Ch.11•~.
.... K.-iw·Wlllf> J1rtr"lf11Y'1
'fill "~'cl 81'1\"'" Yl'il" '~ 1~1111/lal"'°' or 1bl-""ku
,,1~ ... 1 "'"d iri th,. '"'lnlnt
of R1tMj11n pt:rsoruM"1 .
BofA Cuts
Interest
To4%%
NEW YORK (UPll -Th&
oost ~ borrowina: money fo l'
c:OMUlllert, bus~ and
banb dropped aa:ain this •w.
'l'he Bank of America , th<> -···...--·-· end !hit tt ._ cut JU "'*""
tntereat rate. 1 V• polnl. .. 4¥.'
petteltl. Tile blok lilt ml rtt ._ ,.. ror ... -.r
home rnortaa1es to ....., per-
ceot.
Bnk ol -· Pr<llid<nt A. W. a.non Hid the declne
ettoknow Michaels.
In tl>e pr*'oe role -the Inter-
est I -cl!aiwes tu most creditworthy bu1ineu borTow-
ers -and in the mortp~e
rate JUde U necessary to re--
duce tM rite paid lo uvers.
On Feb. 1. lbe intuett the
Bank et Arnerk:a pay1 on
re.RUlar savings !!:oe& .doWP '"-
point to 4 _,1.
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KWIZMBOAM
Four times a day,
Monday through Friday.
Pat:tiam~~ ·
KWIZTALK,
10 PM to MidnigM Sunday.
Give him a call at U 4444 ·
The Bank of "-i<a't <UI
ol the pr1 ... r• f.111-lirnl-
lor -Io.--lty -New Yori< omd tlMr ...... '
Qlllllp ...... ~ PollllP'lll lilllt. aivlop....., ' -· '
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-of Chict&o allo ml lloelr prtmo nilll MoOday. TM
Cndor National -ol Ian r..-cul Its rnortaaa•
rale ., Friday.
Misleading
Credit Card
Ads Charged
SAN FRANCISCO !UPll -· A bin ... eJ•,;:t Oii,-~by o ....r.
,.,.uiroUon Orm haa been
-by lite SUperlcr Court. a.-1or Court Juda• Byron
Arnold llped I pennaneal ID-
J-thil -apJnol Cndll card Service Butt1u. 14.
W11lllniton. 0 .C. Orm.
An tttomey on C1lifomla
Al"'"'"1 Genenl EYello J:
Youna-'a consumer p~
._ loall ,..,,. aought Ille.
ruJ!tta.
AUorney John C. Porter uJd
tbal 1111 llrm'• --~ In CO!lfomla aid lh1t uni•
tu .. +k• ... wd, cnilt
---pty 11>-deftrdtely for purd11e1 mMe
wllll their loll or ...., CINI.
"Llablllly lor loll or stolen
credit canla In C1llf°'* enda.'' hi aakl. jj when lte
holder nol1lloa the llrm or
bonk which lllued the clrlf '1
~ilpllaat.leller,laJoar11110•
pony •'-within a
~bletime.''
""~w .. .-...
nually by a.It Cord -ol-forllloervlcl.
Insurance
Merger Told
A. L. ~. Presidml
o1 a.pabffc Jn1ur1nc1
-.. haa •nnouncod 1111
mer&or ol <;ori!et Enlerpiau
of. .. _.,,,,-. IWth
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By lhla -.... Republlc
--llMt lorlat locoly owned 1 ......... lrokeraae la Or-. Ollltiy. a. potllle lleadquorlm llr •
tho llrm wlll be moved to I
,._ C-. Plw, 8ot1ia
A-. 1111 lie will ""'*II
bt .. -In """'1on utl ,.. FrlOclaco from Utll locatloll.
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nw YORK (AP)
' ~etlmes the words tend to
d~ the act. not only In IJJ:lilics or governmental af·
i ~·· but lD all eodeavors in / 1'hlcb mtn must exert total
• eCfort to achieve their ends . . .'j In his State of the Union
·, Message, President Nixon ask-
• ' ed congress to rt!ibt the I temptation toov e r spend,
whlcb tended to, but did nol,
disguise the fact that Congress
ls angry at hlm for a $40
billion budget deficit.
•• • And while urging Congress
:., to resist the temptation to
build an "economic Fortress
America" and help Instead to
erect a new economlc order as
a foundation for prosperity
and peace, he also· said
defense spending would rise.
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E'ach suggestion can be
-defended, but no explanations
·.· Coast Trio
Promoted
?:·At Avco
Three .Orange Coast men
· have been elected v i c e
presidents of Avco Financial
Services. t h e International
consumer rlnance company
headquartered in N e w p· o r t
• Beach, according to Allan E.
Weidman, chairman of the
board.
The three are B.P. Daley,
George E. Hoops and Dan A.
·Stewart.
· · • Daley, the ·company's direc·
·~ 1: tor of marketing, joined Avco
~ ~in Canada in 1959. He is cur·
renUy In charge of insurance
marketing, merchandising and
employe motivational pro-
grams.
Hoops. director of opera·
tlonal services, joined the
company in 19:U. H i s
bfciground includes extensive
supervision in operations and
research.
Stewart. wilh the company
since 1955, spent most of his
career in the New York · New
Jersey area before transfer·
ring to Newport Beach last
year. Concurrent with his pre>-
inotion, Stewart was reassign·
ed to Avco Personnel Services,
a wholly owned subsidiary.
The company a I s o an·
noupced the appointment of
William P. Dowell. Richard H.
Heilman, Richard A. Leahy
and Earline Loop lo the posi·
~ 'tion • or assistant vice
president& In Newport &ach.
Dowell, working ollt of the
company 's Anaheim
diversified sales office, has
been in charge or h i s
department's sales financing
in California and Colorado.
Heilman. sales finance ad·
mlnistr.ator, is based in Avco's
corporate headquarters i n
Newport Beach.
Leahy, prior to his recent
promotion, was formerly an
administrative assistant in the
operational services depart·
meJJt.
AT&T Talks
Scheduled
In County
Walston & Co., Inc., will
spofl.!Or a free seminar titled
"Concerned About Your AT&T
Stock?," in Newport Beach
and Santa Ana according to
Kae A. Ewing, vice president.
The first lecture will be held
in the Newport Beach offict or
the firm, 500 Newport Center
Drive, on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
Account executive Franklin L.
Wilson will be the speaker.
The same program will be
given in Santa Ana on Wednes--
day, February 2, al 7:30 p.m.
in the Walston & Co., Inc. of·
fice, 809 North Main Street.
Account executives Thomas E.
Burns III and Roy G. Tipton
will give the presentation.
<:t ~ Loop, with the company
1• since 1942, bas been assistant
The AT&T seminar will
cover the safety of the divi·
dend. both near-and long-term.
future financing of AT&T and
its effects, the regulatory
climate or the Seventies,
•'interconnect '' competition.
and the growth of CQP1puter
communi cations.
t · treasurer si nce January 1970.
.~ • Avco Financial Services, a
wholly owned subsidiary of
· • Avco Corporation. operates Reserv ations can be made
by calling 644-6550 f Newport
BeachJ or 543-9301 (Santa
Ana ).
• more than 1,400 branch offices
Jn the United States, Canada . ~~ and Australia.
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becoming a
STOCKBROKER ~
"Yott are invited to a Get·Aoquainted. .
lDformation Meeting with.a. sen.tor
conaultaDt to the aeouritles 1Dduatry.
.Attend tl>ls meeting and you will learn: /
• "\oYhat does it take to become a .'
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"CUTTER" CUTS THRU
'NBC MYSTERY MOVIE'
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Cameron MltdMll. Aolltit Webbfr.
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ln1 pto foolblH q111r11~ CUI·
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pl1yed by 1111st LlrrJ Blyden, on IA
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1uuts ill this $lory of • blttl1 fOf
power bttween rMI 11n110rds th•t
lhre1t1ns to break Into open war~
fart, ind ..loe Minnix ffnds hlmall
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7:30 II Dedier 11 Ille Htaa "II You C1n 0 ®l m Mlpt S•ll•rJ Suddy Eh·
Help Somebody, Dofl'f' Med student sen slits ln '1he W1illn1 Room,"•
Michael Upton learns that 1 dotlot Wutcm story, 1nd Donn• Dou&las
un do onlr so much lot 1 patient. stars itl •t1st Rita for 1 De1d
0 PRlMIEM TN Mone fldlry A Druid," the stort of 1 st1tu1 uny·
urlely ol 1u1st$ host this Pmsram Int an evil curse.
thll combines tlvt 1ction, 1nim1tlon • m "•ws
1nd nature films in a anr romp c:J Movie: (10) "Mr Son, The Vt•
throt1rh Olsnt)'man ia. Th1 se1l1s plrt" (ccmtdy) '~6-Belt lut0tl.
rn1rb ttit 11lurn of Micbr Mou.st, Kitty MtSh1ne.
who 1lon1 with otller ftmous Disney fl1J ~ TIMlbe Heruy VIII
thlr1ct111, Joins !he host tot 1 marriu Anne of Cltva.
comical Id: It dlffemt subjects. CE lledllS T.,.tln
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and Norm1n Invest In an oil wtll (mystery) '53-Glaudl R1lns, M1rtl
on• tip from a waiter. , Torrn.
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Cllnt Walkrr, Jay North, Sajld Kahn. m "lllclJ stttr (m)'!llfY) •• ,_
Dorothy Umoor, Sriln Donl..,,.,
Cl•ire Trevor.
2:00 ID "RoH Htat" Part I (mystery)
'4'-lda Lupino, Camtl Wildt.
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'63-Norm1n Wisdom, Edward CMp.
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Flawless OCC Prodtu!tiOtl
Chorale, Ballet Join Forces
In Superb 'CarminaBurana'
By TOM BARLEY
Of IN 0.11' Plltf lttH
Two of the brightest stars lq
our country's fine art.I firma-
ment glowed in unison last
weekend In suptrb
performances of "Carmina
Burana" that will be long
remembered by those of us
who almost lifted the roof off
the Orange Coast College
auditorium .with our ovation.
Cart Orff's moving and
magnlllcent scenic cantati
brought the Irvine Master
Chorale and the Laguna Beach
Civic Ballet C o m p a n y
memorably together In a
Oawleuly p I a n n e d and
brillianUy delivered team ef·
fort.
Both ensembles were at the
peak of, the~ form apd bolh
had -brilliant offering;s by
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TOP 10 IN LOS ANGELES
BEST TH!ULLER OF .THE YEAR
DON'T MISS IT
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It is not merely the best American
':J'Tlovie of a rather dreary year; it
·is the most impressive work
by a young American director
since 'Citizen Kane'!"
-PAUL D. ZIMMERMAN, Newsweek
"THE LAST PICTURE ·SHOW
tells a series of interlocking
stories of love and loss ... that
illuminate a good deal more of
one segment of the American
experience than any other
American film in recent memory."
-VINCENT CANBY, N.Y. Tlmn
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PtTER llOlllJANOVltK
featured soloist.a lo spur the
on to a slandlng ovation 1
the cheers during the concert
attended or an audience tb
frequently Interrupted t h
performance with spontaneo
-and forgivable -applause.
Maurice Allard, obvious!
reveling at the helm of
Jrvine l\.taster Chorale th
will acknowledge no equ
when it Is in the kind of vol
it was in for the group's belo
ed "carmina, "'must take to
billing in the praise depar
ment for his splendid directio
of this immaculate productio
But he must share that bll
ing with ballet director Lllf
Zall, whose ins pired
choreography and personal
direction of her disci,plined
dancera played a major pirt
in the success of this colorful
and. exciting production,
They unerririgly captured
the spirit of a score that tells
us. as clearly as music ever
tells us, of the renegade
monks and errant students
whose exodus from the
cloistered life in favor of· the
earthy caroUslng and pursuit
of the fleshpots m a d e
medieval days far from merry
for those who had to endure
their excesses.
It is understandable that
Orff destroyed all his earlier
work when he found the long
lost manuscripts on which he
built his "Carmina Burana."
The manuscripts were destin--
ed for just one man and Orff
abundantly proved that ra-
with a . scoring that has
equal in this pa r ti cula
musical form . ·
'But a word or two
about some of the soloists w
helped to niake t b
"Carmina" one or the
exciting events in our Ora
Coast season. "
Kristi Moorhead and
Lynch particularly caugh
eye with some fine
terpretatfons or Miss Za .
splendid choreography.
had some hard working maJ
backing up their Uforts
Hal O'Neal and Gene W
contributed !belt customa
indefatigable ahd I n 1 p i
performances among a
of males who give Miss
company a strength
balance that is not always e
dent in ballet organiza~
tills stature. / On to our chorale
tributors and the hi
praise here for some l!iter
work from the likes of
oratura Darrellyn Melilli, co
tralto Barbara M i 11 m a
mezzo.soprano Ann Morr
and Jonah Kliewer, a solid
astonishingly a d a pt a b I
baritone who seems to get be
ter with every cOncert.
Kliewer overcame what
strongly suspected to be
aftermath of a cold to turn
a memorable delivery to o
of the most demanding par
in music. Frankly, Jonah,
have heard nothing better ·
Jong years of ex posure both
Europe and the United Sta
to this 'Carmina Burana•
which you contributed
nobly,
All that one can say about
Darrellyn Melilli has been said
many times by this critic.
Aglin, her sweet voice soared
out into that auditorium in
renditions of key 'Arias that,
very frankJy, brought tears to
the eyes of this critic and
quite a few more who iUd-
denly seemed to realize; as
thcise glorious tones swept
over us, that their shoes need-
ed a long and carefuly e.x-
amination.
But that Is lhe quality of tho
Irvine Master Chorale:
slant, inspiring and geared
the~ of pufectlon that w
Immediately· rteognlzed• a
endoroed by the equally splen
did Laguna balle! company.
Ntilher contrihl('tor to th
memorable 'Carmina Burana
Will ever put on 1 bette.
performance.
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -
The GP motion picture
ratlng lw changed to PG
IO that It will 111<n clearly
1tand for "parental iUJd.. •nee."
Tbe l'llln& "' apPIJM to movies tn which parea1aJ
IU!dance Is .. ..-be-~ people be ·~ to attend.
The GP nlil; WU wld.
ly lllisundentoad •nd oltea
WU m!JtatM f<r "pnenJ
publlc."
Jacl< ValenU, -1dent
ol lhe Motion Picture A...
olatloo of America, oald
the MPAA erecutlve com-
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K~ssinger Tel'8 Sec~et Paris .Trips · . •
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. W ASllING'J;ON (AP)· . .,.-Henry K111--· llnulb tilt ~ of Freoch "It wu UIUllly a --lhinl lo ......t ·• n o1Ji e.r Joumov, 'lllll -cllannal ••• we hawi made a namber of
mg er dllclosed loda)\" ha made .hi.I Pm-Georpa J'ompldou, would end 1CC01Dpllllb thll ID two daya," Klalllpr
clandesttnt lrlp1 tO Paris for private !I' "at ,_ lllllo-ued airfield near uld.
pi'olinced the bombshell ~ent of!Ol'.I ID varloua clw1111t1.M , Wbeo lbe
Jut swnmor tbe~ Nixon wW travel to total record 14 pilbllllbed, and It .will be
Vietnam peace !alb by tranlferrllll Pilrll." While .ha woillcln't be apoelllc, 11>-~rom -plane !:!' anoUter several times ' He lold ..,.,men he 1enerally slayecl dlcatlana were tllat llVVll of lbe Klu-
Clllnal •· vtait lrrlll8ed by Klslfll(er · , wtieD he ·-.tljo conlemd in Pekini Jl!I~ In due time and at &n'IP-
nd by laDdtnc at • )itile-..,.i alrilejd "In lbe oullklrU with people we ....i 11 qer tripa wan made In """'"';:'1.J: near the Jl'r,..it caplli!, C<llltacll." He did DOI ldenllfy lhem. Tllo · not part of lbe bll,......wllllt
wtb aim. .. leaders. proprtate time • • • other• ~lze
~singer, PrellldelJl ,NlxOJl's assistant meetbl,g placel, Wli1cb be clld not cllvutre. tta1 fleet. • •
Jy With llll'Clllna·announcemerij, Nlxc>n tbet we liave goae the exll:.,,;\ile n far
and 11!1~.subtly telegraphed the u POW• ara ~;r.'ClO not want to
for ~'tiOlii! l«lll'ilj ,'allalrs, laid he were .. __ by lbe oilier side," bl ltlJslaier'n1earlytlll,llOOmilaaofclop.
d1dn t wan) .lo (d tnto ea!m•lve cll!t:ails on Wd. d-lnlenlatloaaJ travel for &lie llOOt* Of tlie· oeCrel •Vle!Mnl ~· which dlacloae any · , details because
the ddet -e 'dh1ckwM ID .bil nl· "'C:tlona .,. ::r,• ." tloul' t!llotlaed ·-11 ,._.,, his trlps to parti over a »moatb period • Ten of hil U lrlpr ...,. secret bl uld prlrate talb bea ,._ apln llial Nllon
because "we may want lo do It opio." and lbe olben were publicly _,; and bll c1qau1 aJdel ... klap a -.
·But he;dld llY be 1enerally Oew lo altbou(b the fact be wu meeting with . The llocq, (l'lylnc KhllDler wllo
r ~ M ay wbeo preH A.-illdlcalioa bad -Wilen Nix· ~ -Id L. Zlealer 11ve lhll on, ~ ·• 1D1tionally • tell'Yiled 1lBS la-answer ".&en .asked whether peace ~erlcan ,q>Wtary. bl1e1, aj>parently In ' the ·North ;.'ldnl"*< peice ne(Otllton spelb wHb lbe accml 'of bis Dauve
Europe, lrl!'sferr!d oaco or t~ and wu noL ,. ~; -1111· Pilrll trtpa
· torvlew, ~an. 2, -'Id: · ' . n~ WWiam Porter w9uld be tak·
''!e ~e· punUed IVUY; llflOllOtlng l\!lt.ick·new proposals wbeo bl retun\Od
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W ASllINGTON (AP) -The loDowlng ls an at-a-glance sununlry of Presi-
dent Nixon's statement on the Vietnam War:
· ·SECRET TAI:J\S: Priva!e negoilatlons bave bef!11 held since Aug. 4, 1969, ·
to break IJie ~ over Vletnan!. but Nixon unveiled them ln en eUort to
,breathe oome Uf11 In~ the Pads poac:e talb. /
r KISSINGER: lleFl' ~ ~. natioaal-oecurity-illalra adviser to
NJ&oa, WU the ne(otialor. al J3 secret meetinp· m France.
· • PROP06Al& ,On May 31, 11!11, a secret Jl'.S. offer was ..i forth "fo qreo
to a de'l61De ~ wllhdriwal I'( all Amer~·lol'cel In ucbange for release of all:A!rllcii,n ,:ol W8I' and a, ~·" T!IO North. Vlelnameae rej~ tt ID .!li!Y; dein_anam1 U.S. overthrow of the South Vlelnameae 1ovenunenl On Oct. h, \be u'.S. offend' Ila ei(htiJQihl plan that the. North VWnameae falJed to
~$Pl.AN-·: 1111:~ ~,;;..id oe& WltbdraJnl of all u.s: , and '·"'""~· -~• ....... it.lfall~·-
!trO '~ ~ ··~ eleiitlla -'IO all -In · South Vletnam-all wMlilD lb: mmlba of the allDlnl':of an a;rNlllllll. .
Fmtber,Soatll ~ ~.. f ...... ill-l*llidel!l .....iel .. liCn I moatb before lllt elocliqii 11*..-J "lf!11' .... --Wlllld t.aU OYll'. •& . 1' ~ • ~
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'No·: Mention of 'MIAs'
• ( • I
Disappoints Coast Unit
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·11y GBORGB u:al.u. l"---.-Pnsidaal Nlzoii's P9""lhlt O>~vc11ill!lbl-of
lhe -of m.. Wllo ara mldi!ll In lctioD In ., Vietnam ls vi.....t' II
l'cllaconcertill(" by the Orlll8• Coullly of·
fie. of the Concern.for MLU and PO\VI.
POWs.
viewed ·the ua of the term POWs In hll
opaecb -t<. lnchldo the men wllo are
mlahfClnadlon.
HurOkHurt
·.BY. Blast
InNewYork
NEW YORK (UPI) -~· ~P'
parenUy caused by lnceocllary )Jpriibl~
blazed today tbr~ ~ "lld,::::t
of two muaical ~irtlsb·· ,
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Hospital for lblie n+alaflon 11111,.-. '
.ed about two houra Ollar lbe JllOrlliQa.ID-
cident at bll llllh floor AVllllll of Ill"
Americ11 office. l ' ••
The v I c t 111>" oi tbe Ure tbm1e~ 11lo reported to be' a. Hlll'Ok, emplOJe, pro.
babiy a receptlonbl, In .)ler 20I, ,
Damap 'Wll • cleicrtbad .. "very
heavy" ID live JOP1111 wbere the :llre WU
contained by fll'linen. '
· The o!Jier.)lloe ,,._rejlorlfiil ....,i.Jnad
to a ln>U!ld floor rOcepum room at tbe
office or Columbia ~ Manailmmt,
Inc., I few b!o<;P i-tbe elflcoo of
Hurok Concerts, illii· 1'1iere were no !ft. juries. . , .
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I Mrs. LaVanne Lauclerba\1(11 oi Newport IJeacb, ~er of the TUltiD M!A·POW
pffice; laid lodaY of lhe PrialdeDl'1 peace
p~ -1>, "We bad boped for more.
Nevertbelm, wlve1 and families ol
MiAs are concernecf, !bat any peace tn-
ltlailve ""'lbt by the· Prealdent include
plans for obtalning an "accounting" for
the miJaln( ...... Mn. Lauderbluah
noted.
Mrs. Rosalyn Lamb, secretary 1o ·Mn.
Sam Gold, vice president of the Hurot
flmi, said !bat at 1:30 a.m . .PST 'there
was "a bunt of Oame and the enUre
recepti?:' ·dut .,.... • waa eanlopfcl In
smoke. . , 1. "Theae two oqimlullona aie respona~
ble for brlnclni Si>viet culture 'lo 'ule
United Slalal at the -time '!bit Soviet culture ls reapo!llible 'for the deaths . and Jmpr11omnen1 of smet
Jews/' the male'. Caner said.-''Never
S. ··. f F . . . /¥'lli.!'_ .•.. ··s"li . et:·'. .nr · · :ree. blil11c.-·ow
~·we in the concern movement hid Mini rumors abodt peace talks and
lnlW'bl wu trytag bird lo end the Jrlr.
• "I'm for Nixon all lhe way but thought be WO!lld hate bad mart lo oiler, lut
night. I lilDkly '181 cllllppolnted ~ he
would spoclllcally menlloa lbe prbonera
el war but not tbe MIAI, •• Mn.
ilauderblugb said.
• She u:plalned thlt MIA, are the mea
who art lhe '~unknowna", the men whole
tmnllies canno& know for sure are alive
er dead. l\IOll are probably "actually POW1 " Mn. Lauderiiaugb noted. .. Aid ;i,.
"'ped !bat ..... bow ~' Nllm •
5 of Crew Live
As B.oat ·Sinks;
'6th Man Dies
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Carole Hanson wllo ii In Wuhln(lon at-
tendill( a board meeting of the natlooal
MIA-POW Oflanllatlon, ecboed Mn.
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t.uderbaugb'a views. .
11lt would be 8 shame lf IOIDe' deal
were reached without some definite
assurance these men are accounted for,"
Mrs. Limb llld.
The Tustin olllce ol the Concern !or
MIAs·POWs e%pecls to continue worklJ!I
for the return of prbonera, but Mrs.
Lauderbaugh added abe wu 1<alelul !bat
at the leut, Prealdenl Nixon's Tueaday
apeech had "made the public aware now
!bat ~ ls beiDg dooe."
"We're 1oil>I lo keep •ploggq," abe
said. • Mrs. Lauderbluih'• nepbaw, Air Force
pilot Dennis Cbambeh .II I POW wllo
wu llbot down All(Uli 7; 1917. . . .
Aaaln" •
The.mWtant def .... Leque headed by
nbbl Meir Kabane inlonned the newa
meclla tt would bold I ..... conference to
diacuu Soviet per1mnancea, In the
United Slates. •
Later, it canceBed the...,. eonlerence
wbile. clenylnc any hii"idhflltY '"" the lncidenll. . ' '
Tllo balldq ·--.JlderPrlle• ii located waa ~ ·llld \1lt ID.fund
were taken to -Ilolpjlil ID am·
bulanceL They I~ lo, lie lldferinl
from bum• llld ......... , .. '!'be (lletlllllll.... ' ..
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~-L111,lTO!lllln..ol'llowlll llld
Martln'1 Laugh-In, musfcal"comlce Sl!iles
IJ!d~eon.and·La(UDl·planlst.H.-y
a.rtJs are I few of• the Jlllllel tbet will
•fl!JIU at !Jie La&pna l!ea<h Free Cljnlc
Bi( Varlely Sbo\I\', Frl~ay· at 1:30 p.m. at
the bi(h acbool auclllorfum, 125 Part Ave.
'froduced ' by LaJUIWI .Ian ·ilemard,
Laugb-ln mualcal cllrector, tbe -wlll alao feature the art colony'a Gabelef
Goldllar l'olblng ...
'l'ICtatl at II (lat diiluctlhll) are being
sold,at lbe Free CUalc, m .Giamiqi-a !fl.i
Dlllty'a -. ., S. Coat ·IIJillnr*r.
Coltap ' -1111, IOI ?(.' Coaal
~; J'meabelt 4'1, .. s. Coul . '' ... • •
Chamber Eyes Pr.ess · .. Ban
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Directors ConsUJ.e r OustiiJ,g~unch. Meeting ·Media
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'l\e Lquna Beach OWnber ol Com-memben ara ntlcelt ·-.,...IDI flmdl. ·'Iba .Joaluna --a.mber
meroe came close lo -m, -first ap," Marcom ..,ia1oac1. lllllidlaa a 115,M mnmunlty "4..rtilln(
lot lbe Art ~ 'l'ullday -the "It ls dllllcult lo -aflectmlJ lbla ~ fer u. dty -:.r-· boald of cllrec1bra wu ·-to comlder way. We ara ...,...,.. fD.lbe .,..W. di llllii9lor Lorry-. "I dan't ...
bemiln& new1 roporten -Ila mootbly fetlin( our ""1 11111 .-U -be ..., ,.. ..,. -Ille -. 'l'beJ do an I---111Ille110UD1i1 their taken cut of Qlllest • ...W IDo .-11tcJt..,.wtllo.......,.mdl\'t
-lnbllllta free d!acaaPae cqmpetely bl Iba........ ...... ..., . ...,...u..."
Praaidaot a.. X-uld the ... Raportora W ...,. ..trlled ot !llo a-'* • ' w, 11111 bsnllea ,Iba Wlnllt
...U.. commltfoa of tba boald wu mal· «UtlWI cw1•1i'tlt£ .,..._ Illa 411 ,_,.fir 1• •, -Ila~
in( Iba nco_.. lllal -. --. tllo •11" s 'N9 -Ii -. ·=a-::•.•» a. """ Ooolld be
1111111 ~-'"'"'•••lobelnvttedto ......,. ....,a...,uuiar•.r.11it 8t,.,.... 11t1&·npartc1
-Illa n••ll• 11 Cbamber DAILY PllDI' .W Illa 111111 ~ 'illtlil l;s It hi I .... illll lo
-.aim,• bat i1111 u np1111n. Tllo .-Iba•=·· ;2::l•F 11QE111!o1"""1Da .... -··Ila...._""'*' Ila li""'8d with of. IJ-111 IM --.• ,$J'w4••1rm ••
lldal ral11111 win(..,_ -lobaD-.C IMJCiiqWl,Wiloalltlll•
at tllll ms 1.. '1'1w boonl 2!;.1: = cl , alt 3 &! I I I Lt••. llld, "You "Ao-\deol~~-ilplaced -·· ~t -M I u ... I .. ~ lwlll. It Ill I /ft boonl -... -ii !lion ls DOI cblmbera tl.=ra, la It ...... lie_..., It 4allo!i tbil poal1lon ad'tJcllili4 41acm·• pro 1111 eaa 1111. ...,.... .... ~ ... , • _.,J' t , t
their dad ..... -not ..,. llulJ 6ec-. .. ..... ... ..., --= -lbet ••j11111n s'lllecl lbe ........ of 1111 ilolrd ll -.. cbarp4 151111 «J Iii iC .... 1111 -"'!!!!', .... I)
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Jli,hway; Malbl7; i..._., 212 N. Coast ·u••'-, •W&U"af• I ' '
: Allo,i tbe.-ctllar, .JZO,.Forllt 'A've.; ·oJa
Soft Shoe, Ill s. .Coiut Hl(lnny; -
spectrum,. !JM s. c4ut lli(hway; White
Houae, .330 •S. · Coul Hl(hn7; Ford's
Cale, 2'191 S. cOut wlbw17; Slot·
· tleniyer'a European Food, m Gienneyr0
St, ,.
Abo, Bill ·Thomu Clmeru, la
f'.oreal; World Tra,..t Bureau, flTI ~ Ave.; )l'luik Factoey, , 'llO S. CoUt
lllrlll llirf ..... lllM s.
'Giulloa I, • N. Coat illPWl1 Lquna.
I
' •Royalty Hit Slopeia .
~ (tlPi) _,... .... ol 1"D
flaw lo 9Hiellaii 'l\su 117 1o Jolll tllo == Jl'wllll ... a.. dlllrlna" Ill I bolldlJ La .. ...... court .,,
il3rL
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lo the Parts taliJ thll week. ·'
11 We do have propoula on the table la
Paris and we have not bad responses. to
those proposals from the other side. [
don't want, at tbil moment, to lmply lo
you that he ls loil>I to take anythln•
back."
The response pualed White House
reporters at the time, but the meaning
became clear when Nixon cllsclosed Iba\
Porter lsni taklni anything new back to
Paril -he's slmDIY retumln1 to lay the previously prlva(e • plan on the public
ne1oilaUng table.
' eec
North Viets
Did Not Nix .
8-point Bid
From AP Dbpaldlet
North VtetnamM1 officlals in Paris to-·
da;y c11led Prtddsz' Nixon'• Iftdochlna
speech a . '1bruen challenge" and
111erted he brcib i promise In revealJnc
.aecret talks ~' llaDol'a dlploinall
and presidential -a.wJ Et L cw.
1n ·anotber ~•M, lllrli llMIDI·
-monllored la .... lfac -~
'lodQ )bat Nllol'• Vlatnam 1*11' ....
..ewDhfi . ....
'A11Pamd.f:r*811d"l!s ii
deltpliDn lo ...... _ .... elolni'
ed 1!111 lbe Nl9llldrilltratlaa In publlo
and prlYllo ..... "did not reopood to
the two ClllM1I* IDdamtntal for I Jllll
~ lllt!eont of the v~
It lilted ·Ille ... .... Involved ..
-to ~ .. Vietnainbation. of ti. W. and ~Tiii in m11Dtl!oln• 'lbl• .,. . .• c. lbe llilo of the !ilalamanl WU lllpllff;· nowlsft wu the WOl'd reJectlo!l
irlld iD ref~l! :;1xon•a elclit1'0b!I =llJ ~u not. In ~
Tllo 1lorlb Vlllmc••• auaealad ~ Nlxoa'I l'nlilllrls about Ltlsaln&er'•·lrlll!'
lo Parll did --...--"Wa ilns aim llillnlad Ill," 1111111111-
mG 11111, "11111 lfr. in.. liDlld -weyandaeladlEltlllllr.Rt ..... of ..
puoe but medt NII war." . ·
Altboulh-1111 "-lb Vla!nam• l'llllo
broad!'alt .!bot --did DOI .. jeel lbe aJcl' P'*I plan wblcb N-aid
..... --.. tbe Communlall .. Pll'il tine mwlClll llO, Jt Aid Jt COlf-talned "Dolblal .... .. . •
HIDOI calW apln .for the Uniter!
Slalal to ac<epl 1be -ID& Viet
Colill plan --lo lbe Paris jllllCI la~lutJuly. •
1'When analfl!ld," Radio Hanoi said In
the Vletna,_ lanpqa bnadcut, ''ll
be<oma cloar tbal lbe llufc . U.S. plot
and the U.S. -bave i1111 cboapd la
""fi ~·~ •• .,._i. ... not~
way to end lbe war, and antU the war 11
ended lbere will be no .-ol
(llee'NUON, P1Co I)
f"4•• .......
'l'blDp wfll lie ... Iba ... llldt
"l1lundaJ ... tbO a... CDMI. •
and tllqaa ...... ,.,. .......... onl)'110parceill_ .. _
In( Into rU!. llllbl ,,..,,.., ..
bo in lbe IO'L Lowe in lbe IO'L
INSID• TODAY
•CJlaru. ........ at .. -
.... """"" .......... ,,. Ir lrl ..,,pope,, ..0111d 0 f' 0 • '.
COUftq,; 1111 lczlut stop Ir ltl S...
Ciolncwto. lln Tllcalfr Nata,
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SOL HUROK CARRIED TO AMBULANCE AFTER FIRE
Bomb Suspected In Midtown M1nh1tt1n Skyscraper Blaze
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: Transit Head
"'" :;·~~1tes · Need . '
.. for Support
• By PATRICK BOYLE
Of JfM 0.111 l"ll•I SllH
The new1y hired director or the Orange
County Traftllit Di.rtrlct Tuesday u r g e d
the. Lquna Beacll League ol Women
Voters: · tfaditlonallj ·a non-partisan
group, to take a decisive stand on the
issue ol public· trans20rtation.
Dr. Gordon Fieldliif, noting !hal he
. ilodo the city bus to the mld·mornlng .. " . • , .reeling, said the support of such groups
... ~s the Leaeue would be important when
the · county be&lns to consider lm-
.pJemeating transportation 1y1tem·1"T
t• "You 1bou.ld.represent a point ol view
· and make sure It Js heard," Fielding, a
~VC Irvine professor. said. "rt you don't
"' -t1o it u •a League, then do . it as an In-. ~ dividuaJ.11
FltldJni wlJJ leave his post with the
From Page 1 .
BOMB ...
1treet outside the building was littered
with glass.
Hurok, who was born in Ru ssia and
came to the United States shortly after
the turn of the century, was the first to
negotiate the · presentation of Russian
ballet, folk dance c o m pa n i e s , in·
itrumentallsts and singers in the United
States when the Cold War began to thaw
in the 1950s.
He'Jeft Russia because there was little
opportunity for him is a Jew under the C;ari1t regime. .
Clean Air Costs
Could be Steep
Experts Predict
The cost of clean air might mean $135
billion in expenses to tbe nation's car
drivera, a federal upert estimated Tuet·
-day -In Anaheim.
The cOst wou.id be in ne" equipment
needs, maintenance and Ion of mlluige
from newly devek>ped 1moa;len gas , said
Domild A. Randall, chter admlnf1tr1tor of
· Candidates
Still Short
InLagllna
Wllh !he deadline lor llling in !he
Laguna Beach city council election only a
week away, the race remains most
notable for Its shortage of c1ndldates.
Councilman Charlton Boyd, who la
seeking re-election, today became the
first council candidate to file nomination
papen,
Papers for councilman Roy Holm. also
seeking re-election, will ~ picked up to-
day according to Mn:. Luisa Hyun, who
wlll serve as clrculator for Holm, gather·
ing the required voters' signatures to
make his nomlnaUon official.
The only other candidate In the race so
far Is Mrs. Beth Leeds, who took out
papers last week.
Filing deadline is noon on Feb, 3.
•
Boyd's papers were circulated by Fran.-
ces Engelhardt, aceording to the city 1 clerk, and .signed by Frederick A.
Schoemehl, James W, Dilley, Joyce. S.
Dusenberry, Lawrence W. T a y I o r ,
Barbara Rabinowitsh, Susan Milette, Lila
Zali Levienne, Robert L. Cornelison,
WWiam Dean Whitaker i.nd Frances Cot·
ttren. '
· City cler~'borotby' Mililfelt Is !he only
announced candidate for election to that
position and Margaret Morrea le bas filed
as a. candldlte for ~e .~sition of city
treasurer. '
Nomination papers for candidates must
be signed by at least five but not more
than 10 registered vote.rs in the city. Jt is
customary for candidat" to obtain the
allowable JO signatur" to guard against . ~
possible flaws in voter registration that
. ' ·-... --.....~_.t -.._.., .,. OAIL'f'l"ILOTlllff,,,..._
BRONZE RI.CHARD HENRY(!,>Atbl. FINALLY ARRIVES
might disquallfy a nominator. . · Secr1t1ry1C1y Grl~ia G~H\Rlch Welcoming Pat
1.,-• ' . ' ~ . i "\ I There ls no fee for filing papers, but ..... 1 candidates wishing to have a Jst).word
atatement of qualifications included with
the sample ballot are asked to pay $100 ·statue · itn Crate
for printing.
* * * 1972 Que~tion:
Residency Time
To Seek Office
The problem of Jiving In a city long
enough to be eli&:ible for office is not con·
lined to the Laguna .Beach councilmanic
race of Beth Leeds.
Work of Dana Arrives, Though
' ' -·Ric)iar<I_ Heney Dana ls resling
. peacefully today .among buoys, lawn
mowers and pruning shears.
The bronze statue has eome a long way
· _.: ptr,haps ~·ven f~her. than the original
'Dana who wrote a nOvel about his visit to
the dalifornia , coa"si.
. The $?P,oqo art woi"k is being stored in
·a. Ne~pOrl. ~ac~ ~aiehouse owned bf
· · / n ~· De rtmeotL • ·r ge t; pa •" 9 'Jl'l Be~ Pirko. . , !'>
. For .,a time M~ny ~r~n,-~Won;dt!ed 1f
the statue was ever soing to arrive:
"I don't know why they took it to Bell
Gardens but when we found it we loaded
it on a .truck and took it to Newport
Beach."
The statue Is still crated and will re-
main str until the end of April when It will
be mounted on an isl and at the end of the
bridge in Dana Point Harbor.
It will be placed on a marble base by
the Moajave Granite Company:
"We will ,guard it .upt_u ~tben," said
Lelimatlt ',1We' 1JOUldn1t' waiit to see it
SO!J'le;n1oni!Bg'On a college campus."
Beachfront ~
Prt;>p,erties
May!Sell
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Tho poselbWly thal thiee more pro-
perty owners 'Jn t~e Laguna beacbfront
block between the Hotel La1un1 and
~glon Street may decide to sell after all wl\ aired Tuelday. by a representaUve of
Swa Consttuw• of San pteao,
Herti Palmtag appeared before t.a.guQI
Beach Chamber of Commerce directors
·to di..cusa his ~pany'1 tenta~ve. plans
for development al thrtt a:ite1 on the
. block, now owned b'y1 Upla~ Industries~
'; Displa~lng plana and<( end er,I pg s
originally shown l»t 1 alinlnt COIJI·
. mbsjoV, me•thJf #> Decem · , Pall?ltig ,.,.Id ~ .o~lglnal plan baa . .to CO!'·
1 atruct Ji;95 cqndomlnJum units qn thrfe
· sites, ,tepped back up .the bluff f t e J l>eac~ to CO.st Hflhway. · , ~ • !
1 However, since persons at the meeti~g
. ha_d, suggesWd jncludlng tome CO!Jl•
, merclal uses on the highway side of Uie
~ ~ properties, he had been assigned to spenu
three days In Laguna ei:apllnlns the
marketing aspects of such an ackllUon,
Palmtag said.
"But wltbin the last lew days," Ile told
the directors, "We have learned there is
a good possibility that the three re-
maining property owners, who previously
had refused to consider selling, mfy
change Uielr m~.11 that thould happen
and we aN! abJt, to~obtaln a contlnuou1
parcel, the plans, certainly 'Would be ~vised." f. ·· ·\. '. \ ~
Some ~Iler 41~ "q~ed ti!• advisability .of iQCI~ shops ,in tjie
. development, ~ng !be f1li'I~ ateep walk up fl1i<ri the di\,'wlitow• area .• ,,,
Dliii:tor ·tma. aa ... llne ~ ·he re1t
the i:Ondomlnium p[aa, would be Idell Ior
the Jocation. Palmtag ;laid a hotel.moft:I
fa_clliJ>'. l\a~ tieen C9~ered, but it was
, felt this:rnlj:llt gener1te ea:cuaive traffJc
problems. t ' ' His company, he emphasized,. b anx·
IOui to arriVe at a dev'etopment that will
be ')iiµsing to the community and ts
eager to listen to all auueallons and
comments:
"My problem'°~ far," he said, "is th1t
some people seem strongly in favor of in--
eluding commertlal facilities and IODJ.f!
are vlolenUy opposed lo Jt. I hofie ~ ~
be possible to find out what the colit-
munity really wants ••• " . • :;;
"If you do," quipped Ont~' '"' sure ta·11t 111 "JC",. · ·' ~
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• unlvenlty on Jl'eb. I to wume ihe duties
u the first director of the transit dlstrlct.
... ,Expl1lnlng the purpose and goals of the
tran1it dJ1trlct, FJeldlng said public Input
wouJd be bnportant Jn making any new
public transportaUon system a 1ucces1 in
the oounty. He described 14ch tran1port.: •
tlon 111 "publlc good " in the same sen1t
th1t pollce services.are a public good.
·~J~dlclary.1ubcommlttee oJ an· ~ ifftd\:· l , ..
Suits against three olher Orange Coun--
ty cities over residency requirements for
council candidates are now awaiting
bearings in SuperJor C.Ourt, although one
may be withdrawn.
Anaheim attorney Mark Smith, hoping
to run for the city council, hid argued the
city's three )'.ear l'Jlidency requirement
wu Wl@Jlltltt,1tio~I. However, on Tues--
day the council voted to drop the re-
quirement.
: "We:hid to &.'1 litlle M.edive wOrk to
~~1for't5 fdGi;(°'1 ~I ·~J'~s, lltl .finll<· at
,shipped, lhe statu• tro.m ~h.za, 1tafy
·aboard, the F,a\e01ltY, was' d~liJ.~fed to 'de~lvei: lt ~o t~·HarbOr 0ep8tr;menr. .
• ''We planned lo pick ·it up,i.p 1Ensenad1, "wher~ they took it ·becaus'e ·Of ttif dock
&tr.Ike," .said I.Aman. · 0 B ~· t~ey s~id
they lould bpoli it up.''
• !• From P-e 1, •L' ·-~· -~ .. -.1 "'
'CliiGIBER MEETING '-~~:.:"", .· ! 't~
!'.
Mulligan 'Quits
!, ~~te Positjo1;1 . •
;!·p lA'Cl\™ENTO' (APl -Kerry . iV. ·' £:'"' l'Ollgned ·t(lday •u cl!&irman'ol ~ · State Water Reioarce. Control ~; ; but told Gov. ]!onald ~~ Jn a
l ~ ,,~· jn, no 1 way : vio(1ted the
; • f'W'!'Or's cohlll~ ol lnte~ts j)Qllcy u
:=. WU ~ by, Relgan.· · .. • , :.! tllil&aii delilandOd Jll•tlrig&n•s reslgna-:: tkm: -8c:cu~inl him 'of worklrig for ~ :! ifiv1te tngin~ring firm just hours adir
-:: iqJU,111 ~1s acc~~in Ha.wai~ of a~ :! atmpll!lf to bribe .a Honolulu city offil;ial
-: lD connectlob ''YiJh construction of a ~ ~: ,111µJkm 11wa1e 1 tr~tment plant. (See
~:-wner ltoQ', Pase 9) r ' ·~ !· Aq attorney appearing with Mulligan at
: ~ neWt conference .declared that · tM : .... ter:olficlal ... ,, guilty of no!hinl illegal : er Improper." But'he said Mulligan would •.l!ot reply lo ·qilesllons dealinf with the .. ·Hawaii · charge. \ · "
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O~N~~. 4;0AIT
DAILY PILOT
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I, wli> .-11!" the sul>cOmmi tee
has been looking Into antlllnog and traf·
fie aafetyineasum, spoke1o aOme 1,000
delegates to tht· national conventk>n of
the Specialty Equipment Manufacturer•
,Association a group of equipment m~
of bigh-perfonnance part IGr can.
Randall said experts estimated 2.1 per·
cent of all vehicles on the road had
seriously delectlye brakes -port oi the •
cau,. of the 1.4 million tralllc dfltN·1nd
52 million trolfic lnjuriea cool~ It'll
trillion in economic )Of!· aince 1., ~
said. ,
Attorney's for Newport Beach and Hun·
tlngton Beach are scheduled to appear in
court this week to defend their re.spectlve
citlea' three-year and twC>-year require·
~i;u..:Beacb, being 1 ff..,rll. la~ city
under the Calllornla conilllirtloii, is r ..
,qulfed to .t.nior~ ,,ttne-year'tt!iclency
r'equll'!"'<Dt 1or the 'ol!(ces of city coun-ctlmiln,~derk' and treasUrer, · '' '
Minister to Talk
At Ecology Meet
Sol.lth Laguna minister G a r. y
HerJ>erbon Thuraday wlll report at a
meeting · of J>ro.envirOnment People
(PEP ) on his recent trip to Stockholm,
,Sweden, to help . se~ up. a world. en--
·vtronmental conference.
Rev. Herbe.rtson, of the United
'Metbodl!t Churth,"'is a member o{ a
:steer,ing committee pl~nnlng the June
. conference in which \20 governments are
ei:pected to participate. • ·
The PEP meetll)g will be ~d al 8 p.m.
at Laguna Federal ~vings, 220 Ocean
Ave. in Lagunt.Beach. The public ls in-
vited and rd'reshments will be served.
This requirement w"ls noted recently
whe'\ Mrs. Leeds took out · nOmlnation
P.apers to run for the council. "She has
been residing rempgrarily at a Tree Top
Lane address -outside the city, limits -
but says she plans to move beck to her
former tlO Jasmine st. residence prior to
the electlon; ,.
Anaheim; iNewpxt B~acb ·'8nd Hun-
tlngton'Beach are charter citiea -as op-
posed to general law cities -uriler the
state constitution and may, -thefefore, set
"lheir own re&ld'ency 'requirement.st
Top Churchman .Dies
RICllMOIU>, Va. (AP ) -Dr. S. J.
11Jap" Patterson, 72, moderator of the
General As9e1Tlbly of the Pre.sbyterian
Church in the U.S. (Southern) in IMH6,
died Sllnday.
P·ueblQ Of.ficer Tells
Hesitancy on ~uchRr )
By MICIJAEL ~DRICB
or .. .,.tty "'"' st1n •
. Edward R. ·tifurphx Jr., e1ecutive of·
.' fice, of the USS Pueblo when she was
. aelzed by !he Nor!h Korean> in 1988,
werted Tueaday°.night !hat ~ and !he
'ship1s teseirch omcer, LI e u tenant
~Stephen . R. Harris_ had ·contemplated
pulling !ha security clearance of skipper
Lloyd Bucher just before the ship le.ft on
her !ateJul mission.
Speaking before the NelfP()rt Harbor
·Lion> Club· at the Mese Verde Counliy
; Club In Costa Mesa, Muf1!hY said that lie
and liarrl1 clec1iled nol ·to pull the
clearance ·became 11it would havt IJl.
volved a 'Caine Mutiny' type of act."
Murph\!. who left the Navy Jn 19811 after
seven years service, described Bucher as
an unusual man who had little regard tor
classified material.
"He brouchl people aboard the ship
wbo he bad picked up in ban and showed
them the claaalfled spaces," Murphy
H id.
The author of the book, "Second In
Command," depictlns bis v1ntago point
or the ,.izure, Murphy feels !hat !he in-
cident need never have happened.
I ' He clled a Jack of understanding by
many military people ••·to the mission of
the Pueblo, dissension amona the crew
and mostly "Bucher1i lack ol liadersbip as
the maln reaJOns fol' the latldent.
. Murphy poinled out -1¥1 .Buoher'a
previOus Naval Mice bid beeit with ' . submarines and tha t lnltead ol bem,
·1<1ecteCI !or submarint _.Ill<!. be had
'been iiven the Put~ •• llllpnent
'wh ich be really hado't wo\H, · '
Murphy claimed !Mt.Iii~ OM o(
·the jun. ol ihl Pulllllo,.lliiohof had ID-
alsted on puttln, It Jn the eyes (or lront)
or the ahlp which 'Wu typical ol aul>-
marlne practice.
But 1ccordlrig 'lo Murpll)', that pooltlon
"wu complelely expoaod, hard to 1et to
and would have bean aulcldal to fllht
from."
i)'plcal or 1ubmarlnt comm1nder1,
Bucher inailled on being In the conning
to-dUrlfll pntral quarters Instead of
!he pllot house and wrote tho ship'•
organlutlon1I manual 1lm.Jlar to tltat ol a
aubmarine. All ol this, Mlll'pbJI clallned,
left the c...,. dlsorginbed •
· It was the coli!UJI purcllailng ~epart·
. mont tha l finAlly '10\IJ/d· ~ ~tue· in l!ell
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American pri.soners of war ID North Viet-
nam .
Asserting that continued support of the
Vletnamization program and of the
Saigon government constltu~s "con-
tinuation of the illegal U.S. war of .ag·
grassion," the North Vietnamese radio
declared :
"IC Nixon does not want to end that
war of aggression , then the U.S. military
men captured while committing , crimes
can -not go home to be reunited with
their families. Instea d, the list of those
captured will grow longer and longer."
GEM TALK
TODAY
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• UNIQUE A~D 'UNY,SUAL ·
Al our store !ff blvt o'ne display.
case that ~olds a special attracti6n
for our Customers. That's where w~
keep our antique and estate jewel-
ry. This lovely Jewelry, unlike a·
u!led car, does not Jose value with
age and use .
The selection ts constanUy cbang·
ing as pieces are sold and new ones
come in. At any time you are aare
to (ind items of Jnteresl There are
necklaces, rings, broaches and ear-
rings for Uie ladles, cuff links, stick
pins and watch fobs for Uie men.
Besides the jewelry, you can olso
expect to see antique watches, re-
atored to perfect worklnJ order,
button hooks , sliver coin pursft,
compacts and clgarett~cases.
Every lteln Jn tM department Is
an outstanding ~rim In prlce as
well as beauty. Stop In any time
and see wllat we have to offer.
Visit often to see what new Items
are added nurl~ every week.
For tM unique and unusual •t
bargain prices, visit our antique
and estate jewelry department.
were at that moment .taipng notes on the su~j~ uqder df~s1lon and suggested a
vote of the. boardi. \, 1
Past president ,Berbafd1iyfan·sa1d he
felt the botrd members ~uld have
more time ft9, con~der )he Jaiue before
being asked;t<i vote. It ,..s.~d~ to de-
fer a declslotl untii !hf n~ motting.
Later Syf.& aiked repo~rten . When the
press Issue had com, ~ · 1a;;tng, "I
, couldn't •W!'I" Ibo ea"'IJ~V~ l)lf:eling and
I didn't know •!7,thlrif,a"9ul It." ' Int otl1ei' bas Mi 'l\iecdftli · · ! · ,.
-President MarComtadfied. dtrectors
'that Uie•'Chfmber'• i:ev~ dt¥t:,truc-
. ture is, ex~ted to Increase, reVenue by
$4,000 a year, and noted that members
have been cooperative in upgrading their
dues to fit the present~ay scale of their
bu.slnesses. , " : -Glenn Vedder reported the F.estlVal
board's 'allocation of $1,600 for three new
city signs, to be designed and created by
woodcarver Mogens Abel and installed
. and maintained, by the city, 1as requested
by the city. Marcom expressed the
Chamber's appreciation of the Festival
gesture.
-Campbell asked for C h a m b e r
Sparkling
·diamonds for
a Valentine
Wedding:
' ArtCarvtd dlamo,,O.•tt
Wtdcllnf rtnga. LUXUfY,
be1uty 1nd f11hlon
captured In two ptrftct
gold•n rtng1 •
The moM 111qul11t1
1xpr•lon of the Christmu
•OlrH •nd your low.
IMtnemnow.
k!Carved
A-AHO#IOMIOA UT
l-1AUIMG·ITAlll HT
. \ '• J . • ' '· cooperatiop in tncld~ l!own Lltile Leag.;. t0teran• 1or the ~r~ ... ,~y
. cele~!Jfii <!I ~\!,!! ~ ~.i\~I
22 aiid arged persons '-~\ anyoile
who baf partlcl~ in 't.tttte teque!ln
• <4i:IY\c!f1~.tll ~tlly l!Jm.,at F.O. Bo/$!• -!e-ldtnl •Ni'l<y Row •I!:· ed -to help ""'nd )lfl ...,.
ons for the annual lleaB A ,.copteat, tor W,lllch ~ ..,~
M )'\,Mn. •Rowe !hankil !he s
. ~· p 11A'.)Nbllclilng 11\e ~Vl!fl '1qn · r!' ' ' l:OnunenOiif "We'd ,., ".cl4id
! • . t lhem~:·.' .... , • . l 1 \ -!?
-Beith Blll'Marrintr of tllO ·~
Business Association ind Blll A1llne of
the Chamber's traffic advisory com·
mittee called attention to an upcomfg
pleetµig with repreaen~Uves of Wilbur
Smith arid Aaoctate., currlnlly con..
ducting a traffic survey In Laguna Beach.
Urging representatives of ill interested
groups to atten d the meeting, scheduled
from 3 to 5 .P.m. Thursctay in city hall
·council ch.ambers, ' Axline emphasized
that the traffic planners netd first band
lnfonnatlon on local traffic problem•
now, while the study 11 in progress.
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CONVINlll<T TUMS
IANICAMlllCARD-MASUR CHA Rel
14 VIARS IN IAMI LOCATION
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N'.'Y~ Steeb
JEN aNTS
· ll's11inger Telt. Se~re.t· Paris Trips
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1P1er dlldqood fodu be Dlldt 1111 c~ lripo• lo Jiart1 !or• prlvale
Vlotnalii peace 1a1U by lr8lllferrlnc
from .... plue lo --..,....i -· aoil by lahdlnc at a Hlu.u.od airfield
ntar the Jl'rencb caJ>llal.<
K•...qor, Pr..ideot lft1oo'1 mistaol
.fir '•ll\IDI' '· oecuilly Mlaln, .. ia be dJdn't want to 10 Into -vi delalll M ldi IHps ID Paris : • I llknonlll porlod
--.,._ IDIJ ':i lo~ II ap!JL"
'But be did' Ill)' ~·ener.Djr fin to A!Wlcan million' i.u.., _,.otly., In
E\)nlpe,' Ir~ -.. l!b fnd
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lie '8ld --be pneralJy stayed "In Iba oulUlria wtllJ people we uaed 11
coetacll.'' Ila did DOI ldeiill!y them. The
n1~ places, w1!1cb be did JJOI dlwJie,
were -by the otber 11de," be uld. '
Tiii of bil u lr1pl ... -. be llid,
JUJd Iba olbera --publlc!T -allbaagh lbe 'fact be -1llRllnl jrill!
Iba North' V1""Mmne --'llton WU not.. • '
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· WASHINGTON (AP) -The followJnr ls an al-a·glance summary of Pres!·
dent Nlion 'a alatm!eJt on the Vietnam War: , ·
SECRET TALKS: Private necotlallolll blve I>een held since Aua. 4. 1969,
' lo break the lmpuae .,_ Vlelaam, but _,unveiled them In an effort to
i i>rOailie sOml ilf• ·~ Parll -lalb. · ' ' · KIS8JNG~,'.lff!!n' A. KJdcer, 11111laaa1 eecllrity«faln "advlier to
N!son, !IU'lllo~ at U ·secnl ~In Prance, ~:-()p'May 31, mt,.a ilcril U.S. oller wu set forth "to agree
lo d!ldl!De !Or 'lllll!draftl'OI an )merlcan f"""" ln ezi:bmi• for re1eua·o1
of wir and 1 ciu1,:I".•.'~-~ llorlli' -njecled ll In
-.ndinll U.S. °'=the Soalll VJetnam.Jl\Mll!-· 0a 0et. 11. 111o U.S. oflem l!' plaD ·lbal ll!JI l'lorUI' v,.....-lallod lo ~-I • •f , • * •,! / • . ' r', ~-, ' } • I• '
... :::·~ .. 11Ji A;;;:-:.:-.. =::rr:"':":.~! ·.
tn tllfl .:S-1e"2 1, •·--1-.i -m -to. an ,_a .... ~·'! '~ ftlllD lbr _.. .,..., ........ ---· ,,;Il!lri::rM=1 IP 1 9lllm io&l!ll -*'II 'II C wild,. ..... ...... . . -...... ., ...... ~ ..,..-.......
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• BJ O~B 'LEIDAL fice ·of the CoJicern !or MIAI and POW1.
-• ... ...,"".... • PQW1. < ·~t Nhoa'1·poilltile Oftl'!lllJI of Mn. LaVaime Laaderbauih of Newport
'the mG!loa of mfD wl!o are mlillni Iii Beach, lllA!)lpr of ·the Tullln MIA-POW
,actlan In Vlelnam Is vined •u ofl!ce,!lld,todayo!lbe~'1pea<0 "~" by the Orange CGunly of· pl1111 apeecl), "We bed hoped for more.
11We In the coacern movement bid
' Air P-0Uution
1bish;ict Control
•.' . / Issue· Raised
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Should a county alt pollutloit, cootrol
district be under the agricultural depart· ' ' . 111en4 health ~ or be
autonomous!
Tliat .wu the -""" pooed Tuaday by, Boa/'d of l!aPerv1-!lJalmw!
Ronlkl ca.,n .i. Dr. A. J, 11_.sml~
dainnln af U. 1 State Alf ,, MU.
Board wl!o ......... Iielora ... •liar• ~ =·-=--"1111111 IJJal ''tlio bealtii .. t p Ir I .. ID ( lllV
plJatlcaliJ. '!'bola· . JNltiJ more powW .. pc r1111C to·
,IJle 'peopla lhlD dJltl. I .
• ''!1Je lllllti jl iUnll II 1!D1 11
pll'IUll!YO U llJal of < ........ • IJr. ~II..._. ' ~ 11111-.;;. !!lo~ 11,liaorJ
~luril ~ ID the, Ian /-11!
ind Sacra-,.U.,. ~ lo
io* ~ l'lllllod. "JI II' IJlf Ille !...!=of tk'llil!tllilaol .. dlllall 111 ' ...... , ••• a. .........
-II beltli.'• .. " • llll!Clo~t'"" '"'*"....., ftr Iba Loa 11111111 -.. :_,!" .... ,. Da•ld
Babr.
; 'Tbe apsrt nplild, "R .....-. an IJow ~ .... Ilia ~· ·11 H Is I
:reMenalllt -, r would 1pprove but It .. ~blo lo -lJotlJ .... , •• "Colmllll . JJIJaald• 1!111 11.. 1!p ll!elr .-.,=...---ll!llr .... ... IGDlrol "''""·. .......... ...
~· 1'11 dlllor, 1 llnnar consultant wllh ·:-tQIPIJuile( tllll be WU 1~1klng ' a.a, -wai lo Oranp Ooonly to
:lllond • l!lllllal oa another IUb)ecl.
. ' lit -lnjlld lo ..i.10 the boanl by ..... ... IJ ...,_, II cl ll!t llata Air
• !Mr .. Commltlloa -Is
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heaid iumon about -lllllll l!ld
knew be -lrylng hard to end the war. 'tl'm for .Nixon all the way but ll!oughl
he · wouJd have bad mi>re to offer, Jast
night. I frankly WU dluppoinled lbal be
would ~l!lcally mention the -prllonen
of war but not the MIAI," Mrl.
Lauderbaugh wd.
Sbe esplalaed lbat MIAs are the m ..
who ire the "unknawnl", the men wboee
families · CIJU¥)t know for sure are alive
or dead,
Most are probably "actually POW1,"
Mrs. Lauderbaugh noted. She wd she
hoped that was boW President Nlson
viewed the ·use of the tenn POWs In his
speech -lo laclude Iller men wbo are
misllag ID actloa.
Neverlheleu, • wives l!ld famillea ol
MIAs are CO!JcanJed that any peace Jn.
ltlaUve IOUght by the ~ Include
plani far, obtalidnc an ",aceountlnl" for
iho m'91Dg 111111, Mri. Laudeibll!lh noted. • , .
Mn. lfoial,. Lamb, secrolary lo Mn<
Can!ie 11amOD wlJo II ID Wu!Jlnllon 11-'*lnli I lJoard meeting of the Dltlo!Jal
JlllA.POW orpnlution, echoed Mn.
Lauderbaulb'• -
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In New York
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u~ W.U .1Da4'1 '11l' .jM. Plate ~ af,Il!dJ Gptdfs at Coldlllera":
Scbciot;Jt IJ )IOln(ljbapeCtecl'by David .Knm>,•G,. somqtlMr.,aii;d ~ : .. Bmiit 1KltlppOf~a1~. • ·: • • • ' ., 1_, • :
to lbe Paris talks Ibis week.
"We do have prppoaala on the-tabJe in
Paris and we have not had responaea to
those proposals from the other aide. l
don't want, at this momen t, to imply to
you that be, Is gOlng lo take anyllJlng
back." I
' 1he fesponse punled ·White House
reporters at tbe lillle, bu! the meaning
became clear when Nllon disclosed tbat
Porter lm't taklag 111)1hlng new baclc to
Paris -be'• slmDIY retumlag lo lay tbe
previously prl,vafe • plan on the public.
negotiJUng table.
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North Viets
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8-pojnt Bid
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Law Panel' Televised: ,
"The Future of Law Eaforcamenl In
Irvine," ID l""8 Tanke-NW piDtl
dllcuAlon, wlll 111 -7 p.m. Feb. I on
community cabltvllloa, -I.
Dr. -Bb!dor, ditOclcr of tlJi pro-
gram In IOdal aooJocy at UC lnlqa, wDl
-lbe --bolW-poUco -hn eoat. .....,, ...
IJnslon --COvbJL '
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GDIJ I 10 pon:tnl -of ,.._
... ll!to rain. 11111!1 Tl!Ju...., ... bi In 1be I0'1., Lowa In Iba Jl'1.
INSIDE TODA T
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l!fll!IPllPC'I ar""'4 Or•nft
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SOL HUliOK CAltRllD TO AMIULANCI APTl1t Pi°~I ,,_,,
Bomb Su'!Pf<lod In Midtown M•nh•tt1n Skysc:r1por lll11e ... . .,.
·~zona Police -~ '
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.:~.In Brutal Slaying
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office of Columbia Artists Management,
Inc., a few' blocks from the offices of
Hurok Con~erts. Inc. There were no in-
juries.
.. • A mau and ·• woman,. suspects .ln the sam Gold, vice prt!lident of the Hurok ,.")&enllJ• murillr of 1 1cbool teacher in .,:'I OrlbP, were arrested Tuesday by firm, said that at 6:30 a.m. PST there
' Pomona and Phoenix police. wu "• burst of flun1 and the entire
Warrants have been issued by the recePUon deli ilea w11 enveloped in
<>ranee County District Attorney'• Office 1rnoke.11 1
. for• Wlllla01 Neil CUll'fl!ll>t, Jf., ind "-··· two or11nlutlo' I Iman. Loulle sutcllf'e, ", to""'""t hi the . ",_ n1 are re1pon! -' -..,, hie for brlnainl Soviet culture to the point blank ronge kllllng of Gerald F. United Stalel •I' the unie time that
M.itchill, 24, in front .of hirapartment at Soviet culture ii ruponalble !or the
I*" E. 'Helm Ave .. Ftklay night while his deathl and lmprllOnment of Soviet
. brkle of .• few monUli, Karen, 24, watch-Jew1 ," the male caller aid. ''Never
,,1 .l'ed In Mrror. Asahi." · ~=~ Pomona Officers said an anonymous The mlUtant dtfi I ._ ded b
POWKin
To Push
For Issue
By DON McLEOD
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Prlaoner-of·
war families who mounted some of the
·preaure the Whitt Houae ad.mill helped
pu1h President Nixon to hl4 new peace
proposal say they will keep It up .
Campaigning in presidential primary
1tate1 will go ahe1d, they 1ay, although
m1ny of the relatives of POWs and men
mining In action agree with the
Pre1ldent's el&ht·polnt plan outlined
Tuesd1y night.
(See Page 4 for the rea,ctlon1 of two
wlve11 to the teleca11t. J
But, the offlclal1 or the National
League or Families of A m e r I c a n
Prlsoner1 and Missllng in Soulhe11t Asia
said they will not be hippy or aatlsfied
until their huabands, tons and brothers
are released aod aent home from
Jndochlna.
Al 1 news conference called to an-
nounce creation of a nonpartisan palltlcal
action commitee, four leadef'3 of the
league agreed that Nixon has done as
much as he can at this point toward win·
ning release of the POW'&.
The President "look it out of the
polltic1l arena and put it on the
ne1ot1atlng table where it should bei''
said Joan M. Vinson of AlexandrJ1 , Va. "It Hanoi ls sincere about negot11\lons,
this is a very definite step in that direc·
ti on," said Sybil Stockdale of Coronado,
Calif.
Evelyn Grubb, Colonial Heights, Va .,
national coordinator for the league, said
Nixon's eight points in the proposal to
North Vietnam ind the Viet Cong are
flexible enou1h ao th1t they are 111
ne1ot1able.
The three women ind Geor1e L.
Brooks of Newbur1h, N.Y., 1ener11Jy
Jlmlted their comment• to 1t lea1t tem-
por1ry endorsement of N1%on'1 atep and
rtfu1td to speculate on what the ·le1rue's
JJ01ltlon would be in the future Jf and
when enemy negot11tora Jn P1rl1 form.
ally reject apeclflc potnta in the Preti·
dent'• propoeal.
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BRONZE RICHARD HENRY PANA Fl NALLY ARRIVES
. -SKrtflry Kay G<lfllrt Givt1 Ri'ch W1lcomln9 Pat
'I . I ··s.tatue •• ID Crate
W 0rk .ol Dana Arrives, Th~ug1i
County U~t
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Or1n1e County wu more clouded t~y
In tho '•ki ol an Orafltle County Alrpqrt
Comm(ialon 1ctlon Tuesday n I g h t
d1-nlnc 1 !outhom Clllfornla AssoCla·
lion Of Governmenls (SCAGl Interim
report on avl1tion needs.
With three or fiv• airport COO\· ml11~oiler1 presefti, t;he 1dv1'1ory 1ropp
rajected .the study cHaralnr !hit, "ll:ls
wrona ror 1 re.1~nal. bodJ, whl~h. h!ls IQU~l, very Jlttie· o_plnlon ' froib ~ 11ie
var 1 comm ... 1t1e1 •ll!cied, to Ilripoee
ttt" Jl~Oft U,S. ;;;r y' •
The $llAG ln1ertm etu!b: '..U"~d aml>ria•otl>Or l&nal tQt !l 'nil'• lkrljl• Air BtaUM ba oonvertod to lll'>!ntoria·
Uonal clvU alrpoi:t. . • , . '
• '1'114· llk:ounty IVl~tJoo ltUdy 11 being
. • done by , William L. . Perolta 'and ~ 1 ,'\11oclate11 ~~he 11me firm "ihlc~ did' a
; ~omplete iv.,Uon i£udy for Orinae Coun-
' ~y fibpul !our ye1r1 aaoi 1 Cou.nty Avl1tlon Director h 0 be~ l
Bresnatian said today that SCAG 1eht
copies of Its Interim report to 111 per1on1
lntereattd on Dec. 24, 1971.
Jamel Gilmore, vice chairman ol the
county AlrpOrt Comml11lon, salct Tuesday
nl1ht, "We need 1 reak>nal study, but Jt Is
wrong for a 1roup like SCAG to try to Im-
pose U1 will oil us. Local 1ovemment1
will have no lltltude to implement their
own plans." •
Commission Chairman Robert A. Cl:af.k
ol Brea observl\lt county supervisors
wlll "uhdoulltlldly .· µpset w(th our r ..
jectioq.l ol thi1 'rt ,ilnce they were
lookinl lorw '{l),.:atudy to lid ·thtm
w,htre to IO fill ·~· '' •
· E. R. "Sanily" ~bliitt; fourth · dislr1ct
conimissioner from AnlbtJpl, concurred wit~ the· rejtctlOn bf !lie itb\IY1 ptoposed
by ,pl1rt Ind Gllrilore. · '
Cre1t1on,OI in-Ora.,. .c~·av)I~
,11\Hter plan ljos been 1 dead losuo alnce
the COU!'IY Board ol Supervisors voted JI ~Iba: qo tq, • nJl!c\.-the· latest. ;Jr
. )t.Jepbone cill led to the early dawn ar· llabbl Meir Kaht~lnl= ";'~ new!
· • S nil bl Mllll SUtcllll• •I • inot.I there. media U -ad bold 1 ntw1 conference to
-olflc:tn uJd they received a dlocua Sovl~ performancu In the .~ .......... i;a1t •I I p.m. Monday that )Jnltad Stalel.
The panel 1111> outlined pl1n1 for Ill
new nonpartilln polltlcal action com-
mittee. Member• lild it will be aimed at
keepln1 the POW lasue ~ore the voters
and forcing c1ndldate1 to spell out their
pollilon on the matter durlnj: the 1972
campal111.
Richard. · Heriry Dana Is resting
pe~efully ~.ay ~mong buoys, lawn
mowers and pruning shears.
shipped the statue from Carranza, Italy
aboard the Fraternity, was obligated to
deliver it to the Harbor Depatnnent.
trohlpottatlan a!ildy don! lor the· cclun!y
by;lhe llllpli M1 ):>oraonl Co'Jl"°Y ot Loa
~1'111111.
Pa,._ prOIJl9ed • Jtt liriiOrl In Bell
C1J1yon near &an Juan C.pi1tr1no and
nonjet l•cllltlea In Brea1 ,...,d O'Neill
Park. .A ~IDIDI . oiti winted .to turn hlm~lf In. , Later, It cancelled the new1 conference
Pollce .,.I)! to the ' oddre" and l~sted wlllle1 denyln1 ""Y r .. pon1lblllty for the
• ; Clr!wrtcht. · . · lncldonta. ~ Arlloril offiCer1 11ld ht wu an eacapee The bulldlnt; when Hurok Enttrprl1e1
from Cblno State Pi11Dn. 11 located Wit evacuated and the Injured.
_ ~ ... Or1n11 detectlvu Larry' Daweon and were taken to J\ooatvelt Hoapltal ln am·
J1tne1 Robln11>n flew out of Or1n1e bulanct1, They appeared to be 1ufferln1
-County Alrporl Tuesday nl1ht to Phoenix from burn1 Ind 1moke Inhalation. The
to pick up cartwrl!ll>t. •tree! outolde the bulldlna w11 llttersd
IMll atlkon who htve been In touch wJlll lfaH.
wit.II lfJe lwo -uld JI J. "'1! I ~ wflo WU ..... In lluHJ• and
known 11 yet when Phoenix police will -mY 1Jna.iltate~lllortl¥ alter nluM cartwrlaht /or return to Ori olt~ , . llifillr"' to
COUnty. • 1 lhe !JU ot lluoalu
It ta upeded that Mli• SUtcillle will be "' danct c 0 m, I DI e I. ~
retutned lrom Pomoe• todiY. , 1 1trum lots UC! 1lopro Jn the Unltad
The mun!md !DID incl hl1 recent' Statt1 when the Cold Wor bef•n fu th••
bride wue retur~ng .home from..,..! v_~Jt io _ 1n the ltlOf. .
rel•tiva1 Frldty nJcbt when ·• m•n and · lje left Ru11l1 b!clUH' the~ WH little
woman •ppr .. ched them dem•nding opportunity for him H • Jew ~nder the
.1P,!'!J)e,)'. ·-. . -. . CWlat reclme. ;:t:r.y"' MitciJ<ll ~ondOd over ~Lt. ••l!et., . .. • ~}it;if;· ...,. ... ~'him• th"'lllh ·tho ~ort : • , ' . :.:~~ 1:d1atanct·ol·1· ft.w teet. ,.l!h:i .~ ......... P.,e J
• •
::-<l'~lilr.piJ!IJI, Koren· Mllchell w11 not in· •• '' .......... HIDDEN . :.~i·--' . . . . ' • ·"· ' f .. '!' "1 • -:~ '.} 1. . ',,. • • • ' ;i(!'F~8:clier'11. Day' Bill
)iorr.F .... .:.J ' d b B ·· · ~;a.a:..;,.,.,uce : y t;1,gg11
~~·tCiwiEm;. (UPJ) -A ~II .:,!illlflnntna the, tnil'll Monday In Morch ~r .. · 1 .. Jtpl bolldat klioWll •• Tueheita >:f!Dly ~ wil • · Introduced Tue1d1y. . by
· "'A-blymon :Jcihh V. Brtu• · <11-: '1'ullert.iXi) . . -; · .Ap aid! to. Brt111 1ald he lntloduced
. ;the bW lltt!r reeelvJng a lettet frOm a
'i ... teacl)er: 'illtlng why lhert were holidays
rsuch.U Labor Day for other groups but
, ~Done Jor tUcbef&.. . ·'·-----------... l' r
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~: J.~ .~ ...:.. ~. H~ ......... J• .......... ~. ",.._...,,,.,
llAILV PILOT
nothinl It yet pl•nned.
Lepl sourcet 1ald 1eta or· flnt:ir_prlnta
were among document. 1ent to tllrlch by lhe· FBI tod•y.
One ,.t wu or flnaerptlnLt on tba
manUlcrlpt of lht alleged Hughes
autobiography was written by' iuthor Clif-
ford Irving, the sources said.
It was the credit baink.i ))witzerland 's
third lar&est, which plld out lhe money
in 1,000 lranc (llllJ) bllli to 1 woman
calling herself 11Hel11 R1 •Hu1htt11 and
who had an account in the name of "H. :·n .. Hughes.''
·Bank officials told lawyers for the
McGraw-Hill Ind time Pul>liahinl com-.
pelilel they beUeve the mont)t must ltill
bt ln Swlt.&erl1nd Jn one df the Iamoua
secret accounts.· ·
McGraw-Hill made out three checks for
the total amount in the belie! the money
.. WIS some to Howard Hughes 1n return
for the rllf!ta to hJJ Illa story.
Thi• 11 1trona: action for 1 1roup which
h11 been acaaaed at tlmu of belna a
pawn of the admlnl1tr1tlon and which
voted l•at Septeinbor 11•inlt lull entry
tnto the polltleal arena. 1 But the really atlfl punch 11 being
wound up by tht F1mJlle1 for lmmtdl1te
~. t lfOllP formed 1111 May by
dlaldent members of the Je1su1 which
wanted more action.
Tht Immediate llalHH lfOUP ha1 been
dernandlnl .. nHtrinc• offer o f
wllhdrawil 'for prllonen and no other
condlllOlll u the •nly hope of 1etllng
their men back. It opened 1 political
campa.tp hudquarter1 Monday to press
the de!Dlnd.
Mlll Shella Cronin, 1i1ter o! a POW,
uld the rroup will umpalrn ID every
llnildenllil prlmOJ')I to pruenl the
l•mm•; pP1ht. • · • ~ 1'bll cumnl stream of famUy pru1ure
on Nl-.ln ~an ,Jan. 2 when CBS cor·
nlpc\ndonl Don llather a1bmltled • ques-tkl!I lo Niimn In • TV ,lntervl.W ' llom a
.POW 100ther, Ml'I. Gerald A. Gartley of Dunedin, rta:.., .
Mr1. Oartlet •1ked JI the United-States
had ever offertd to aet .a Withdrawal
deadline Iii. return for relei.e of the
prisoners the Communists are holding.
Nixon, said ,it hacJ been propbsed and
cruelly . re]~ by the.' Noi'tb Viet·
namese. Mrs. Gartley liitir iild Nixon
had betn· lnilleJding ind no aucb offer
h•d ~n.:madt for the .record. Other
. rel-Uvet, who follow th• procetdlngs at
P,ns rather Closely,. ,began ·(o n1ake-the
aame cOinplalnt. ·
Top"Churchman l>ies
RJCHMOND, Va. (AP ) -Dr. S. J.
"Jap" Pattlrson, 72, moderator of the
Gen~ril Assembly <Jr the PresbY,terian
Church In the U.S. (Southern) in 19'&-M,
died Sund•Y·
~; 1.c ........ · S. Cil•I••
f .... ~I c04irt ll'UlltlHING COMilMY Pueblo Officer Tells
. ' • tft4111 t1 IC, • .,~
ltlllr• Hesitancy · on · Bucher
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• 17 MICllASL GOODll!Cil
Of ~ ...... ,, ... ,.,.
Edward R ... Murphy Jr., txecutlve of-
ficer of the USS Pueblo wbad aht was
seiud by the North KoruM lh Jiii, . •-led Tuead1y night that be and the
•
He cited a lack of understanding by
many military 'people 11 to the mis.sion of
t~e Pueblo, dissensjon amonc . ~ crew
ind mollly Bucher'• lock ot leaderoblp u
the m1ln re1oon1 for tht'I~. ·
~ . -•
· shtp11 reoeirch ·ottilil, LI e u ten 1 n t
Stephen R. Hml1, had conlimplated
pt1lllna the NCU(ity cleu•nct of oklpper
Lloyd Bucher j\111 before the 1bip left on
.her J1teful mlaslon:
Murphy pointed out that,· Bucher's
previous Naval aervice hid been. with
oubmlrl"" ...r thel inlllld ,of .bel111
lllfected for oubmarlne 10111mand he had • •
, SJielkiiw before the Newport Harbor
Lloiis Clb~ at tlJf M ... Verde Country
Club Iii COila MW, Murphy sald 11111 he
· •nd il•rrls decided not to pull the
clearinct becauH 11ft 1'0Uld hive ln-
volved a 'Cllne Mutiny' type or act."
Murphy, who lell the Navy In 1191 alter
aeveri YHrt tetVlce, dtacrlbed Bucher 11
•n w•JSu•I man who htd lltU• re11rd for
clwlfied material.
"He broulht peopl1 •board the lhlp
"1lo Iii hod picked up tn blro and 1howed
them !ht cllnllitd 1pace1,'' Murphy
Nici.
The 1ut11or of the book, "Sec«ld tn
Com!Dlnd," deplctJnc hi.I •••Ill• point
of the ,.lzure, Murphy 1•11 the£ the In-
cident need never have happened.
• 1*ii 11\oon the PulwO, • M Ull;rvnent
, whldl ho ':.~htdll't 111~ JllurpllJ od 11111 II l'llelftt .ite ol
the ,... of tho Puabto, Buchot htd Jn-
Ollled ., puttJna It In the 11'1 (or front )
of the olllp which WH lyplcal of 111b-
rn1rfne pnctlct.
llut ICCOrdlJI& to r.Jurpllf that jloolllon ~·"u completely 11poeod, l.;d to tot to
and ...uld llovo -IUlddaJ to li&flt from ."
T)<picll •I oubmlrlne ..... and•ra,
Bucher lnlllltad on llelnf lri the -g to-durtnr 11ner11 quarten lnlltld of
Iha pllOI houat Ind wrote the lhlp1s
.,,., .. 1.tauonal 1D1nuol Olmllor to thll ol •
oubmorine. All of this , Murphy cloimed,
left the crew diaorganlzed.
The bronze statue has come a long Way
· -~ peiiiajiS even farther than the original
'D~ \vho l'fOle a nov~ about his visit to
'llMI cQ\Uornla co8'f.,
;. 'lbe '20,000 art work is being stored in
11: Newport· 8'!ach) 1'ar'lhou1e owned. by
glo' County pepartment , of
ea ~l'Aj'~,. < .>; .• ;'"
I6e .. ~~.~ll
;&be 1ta.tue .,.as e~ef io1i\a &o arrive\ · ' "W• 'hod IO do '• lliie iietlirtlye 1110rl tO
/Ind· ·It.'" ulcl 'Lltti'. Letlniid1 "'"°r
\'..!illMfor ..... ~~.:i :-f\'11!1 '!l'!•/Alifii'limil;<UI~· !Mt
• • -:, .. 't • ~· • • ••
·' ~r•ita ·Paje =, '
:NIXQ'N ',·/~'1
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"Staie. .. io accept tile ~•io-i>olpt Viel Cont ~in ·submlttid-io ·the. Porls e-ac~-
, talks, l11t.July. · , · • 11 ~~d 1na.J}'ledl"'lt~dlo . Hanoi 11.ld' ip the · Vlelnam ... Janru11e bl<iadcast, "tt
becomes 1clear .B!at the ·bas!C U.S. plot
and the U.S. stand ~ve not ctianged in
any way.•; .. , ~ ''"'I . it,.Uld Niionlt1 pt;tpo!a11, are l)Ot )tile
way'tO end the Wlr, aM ubtil ·the war Is
ended there will be no release of 1
American priJoners of war in North Viet-
nam .
Asserting that continued support f I the
Vletnarni~tlon program aild o the
Saigon governmeni coriltlfute1 · "con-
tinuation of the illegal U.S. war of ag-
graaslon," the North Vietnamese radio
declared :
"If Nixon· does not want to end that
war of aggression, then the lJ..S. military
men captured while committing crimes
can -not go home to be reunited with
their familiea. Instead, the li1t of those
c1ptured will grow longer and longer."
TALK
TODAY
by
UNIQUE' #.NB UNUSUAL
At but store we h-.ve one display
case that holds a sp_eclal attraction
for our customers. That's where we
keep our antique ahd estate Jawel·
ry. This lovely j1w1lry, unlike a
used cir, does not lose value with
age and use.
The selection Is constanUy chang·
fh& as pieces are told and new one1
come in. At 1ny time you ar1 ture
to find Items ol interesl There are
nklcl1c11, rtng1 btOlcbH and HI"
rin11 for the tadlas, cuff Unlta, 1tlct
ptn1 and watch lob1 for the min.
Besldea the jawelry, you can 1110
upect to '" antlqua witch••. re-stored to perfect "'ortlne ordor,
button' hook1, silver coin puraes,.
comptcl! anci cl1ar1tte cutt,
-Every tt•m tn tht dtparlmoat 11
on out1t1ndln1 barglln Jn prlet 11
well u be1uty. Stop In 1ny time
and see what we b1Ve to offer.
Visit often· lo '" whit new items
are added natrly tvary week.
For \flt untqu• and unusual at
bargain prlcea, visit our antique
and estate jewelry department,
r·
"We planned to pick it up in En1enada,
where they took It becau1e of the dock
strike,'' said Leaman . "But they aaid
they would bring It 'up."
It was the county purchasing de~rt
ment that finally found ,the "!"tue In. Bell
Gardens. , • 1 , I : .
"I don't know why' they-took L to Bell
IGardeni bu! l'llell n 'fOllJid It wa looded
It bn • llUiil< and toolt It· to Newport
~Btactc:'I · '~
The .sJa~~ la sun crated and will re-
~·IO uM!I the end of April when It will
1be -taifon an Island at the ond of the
Jllage ll.DODi Point Harbor.
It wUI !.a. plued on 1 morble bose by
the Moojaye G~nl~ Company.
"We .Wilt ~ it~ w;iw. then,:• .1aid
Leaman. "We wouldll'~ Wint· to stt it
&0me 010rntni ...... ipJl~l~i:''.-
Sen;lite··Jlj} eti . . . . .. ~o.~r:t'. 4,~t~;.i,, -
IV~.NG?ON (AP)-!n .,,,,.,..
dowl\ . ilik /i fr • el!(plo~·· likta-1 lollo.I,. llMI• Senhta• '.lloted .ldiloy
a111Jiat 'providing for inlortelnent
through the courta rather th1n by
administrative action.
An amendment by Sen. Peter H.,
Dominick (ft.Col~.) to requJre c»urt
action li>1tud ol 'letllo1 the Equal ·
Employment Opportunity Comml,.
'ion issue ceaae-and-desl!t order1
waa rejected by 1 41-4a vote.
Dominick's •rnendment waa de.
feated Mondiy by a 43-41 . vote but
the Senate ltter voted to reconsider
It, ope:nlnf the way for tod1y'1 de-
cl1Jve rOI call on the issue.
' Sparkling
diamonds for
a Valentine
Wedding. ,
Ar1,C1M• dlllmond-llt
wedltlno rlng1, Lu•u,Y,
be1uty 1nd fuhlon
c1plur1d In two perf1el
golden rl"fl.
Tht moll ••qwllltt
••p'fMlon 01 tt1e crin11m11 1plrh ind your lov.. ,
SH them"°"·
A!!Carved
A-ANO~IOA RT
I• 'ALUfritO .. fTM 111'
The Pertlr1 !inn Is expected to present
lt1 final report to SCAG by June Ill, Cpff-
ment1 on the Interim raport •l!oGld. lie
forwarded to the con1ultlJM. IJnn 111,;f"-
15, accordlng "to SCAG. 1 • , ~ SC1:~.-Solllhern c.Ill~ avl•tlll. -clbal.'kl..llltlliaf\ty )Jo
reco i. Ille 'l-l'fllfrir oA~
Admlnlllrotton, IF AA) whl6> ~lr-r: i jtctl~.,111:tl~.m .
Peratra ,11u4f.~ lbl · ili•i (ii
tile . ty ... -I. • I!: ... . .. •• ,. ..;._ .. '· !'! . ' " '• Clean Air ;fl.nsf11 J.
I itiJ' be :g~; 1 ~ L , '!'he.rot~ •Ir lnirht ~· ·~ llOll( 11·: to-ihO nallOll,'{ ~
Jltvon, -. ·e.ri ~1lt!f 'l'llf" dtyll!~· ., '
The ""81' Wllllld be In new ·equt~ ne"11..~ ... nd Jou ol •
llOm el!lf!~rilop IJiloCled U. ·~5e1-Wn1Jnit11Dr;o1 Oie 'fllllalt ' ........... lllM on. 1Wfrui1 t · '' y.~'Y ' ,.
Randoll, who Hid the aubcommlttee
has been looking Into anti1mog and traf·
lie safety measure!, spoke to some l,<l'()
~legates to the nation1I convenUoli.1~of
the Speclatty Equljllnant MfnullClurw;
Association a group of equlpinent makers
of high-performance part for can.
Randall said experts esllmaltd 21 pu·
cent of all vehlcle1 on the r°'d had
seriously defective brakes -part of the
cause of the 1.4 million traffic d .. t.ha ind
52 million traffic injuries coating tl7t
trillion in economic loM since 1933, he
aald.
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14 YIARI IN JAMI LOCATION
PMONI 141·1411
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••BUt I don't h 1 v e · in-
~lons from T1llahwee lo
accept onybody el.le," be said •
"If· anybodJ ~ came I.
coUldn't admit -without ~By Disney ,. ln1t.ructlon1 from
':I .. ORLANDO. Fla. (/.P) Tt1!1h••see," Cook Aid. "But
'Wlll .. QDY Producli9nl baye the -•~u 'around the llate
··unveiled a plan to Upand Into . -···a ' · ·
real -le ud build a-~ ~our ~tlonud I ~~-4 &lic:re ex e c u t iv e cbt t think we 1J have 1 tblt ..... I I •t...... -i.J .. -11 n..,-.,..,,,_nund neit door to •~ • ,._.... . j
trlilcbJ MCMllO rmie.' I '' l.lilool: ~.Ibo .. .,......,. ~ Tiie -r-lal<com·" lncreued tiM B u t le r a
men:ta1 compln tM eily •ol • jOpulatlon to 1,1111. Tiie laCfil.
Lu. Buena V~ will be If. WU dlilicned to -7J0. ~dneloped at tbo r,...,.. :'We've oclded a lot of c!oqble .
a Wall DI.me)' World Ille In Ce!> declt • bunb thrGuih I h e &rat Florida.. atrul Belt. . ~ )'Uri," Coi?k said.) "And .....
• The le.ialrHrlented' ~ now have 1,0M bunks. All over
munlly, DI.me)' offlclalJ eald, that Will gel I mattr..s'oo Ille
wOuld abut Ille $400 million !Joor."
amutement park whlch was , • Cook uid Lake Mier'•
opened In October and already population a week qo w&1
hH drawn more lban 3 illlon 1.2111 but had decieued with
~'Vistton. • \ , -the transfer and premature
Plans c!alI for condominium r<leue o!' 140 men.
retreat& available to lliajor 1
• c0rporatloaa, private bomel,
: lour liolela. and obopplng ac-
; commodatlom and a pool o[-
. flee, I •. ' 1
Boeing Ups
Benefits
SEAm.E (AP) . -ThO
Boeing Co.' baa agreed lo In>
medlaleljr Implement terma of
1 new tbfe&.yur contract with
--. with the ncepllol! ol a ~ porliQo
ol • flnl Jar pay nlae .
•'Illa ---""I· ,._.;, that • Jllkml '11 ---wqehilra iol1' Intl -II upecled to be laclooled In Feb. n
paycbecb and relroacllve pay
from 1ut Nov. II ii to bf\pald
Mar<h:I. •
A joillt · olalement -
Tueaday by ~Ing lllid the
lnlernalional Auociation · of Mac:hlhlJb and ~
WorW. aald .all other •frlnp
lienellla and provblono of the
-· will be put into el, feel lmmedlalely. ' -'
.. Don Tatum, chairman of ~ 1 1, ;==~~·= . ·~ }~ge ~~kS J'atknt
~ Construction. already •
l'J>Orted under way on .'the MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) -
first o! Z7 lownl1oUsOs planned, "It la time "" terminate lhele IJ under )he Buena Villa Land <c.:,.i Wholly.Owned mbsi!liary . ~roceedlngs and I~ Mn.
~of 'Will! Disney ProductiOns, • ~sch depart m GOd'S.. own
peace."
Parents Claim With 8-wwdl, Counly
Judge Michoel SUUlvon ended
a special bedalde hearinc
De d Bah 'l'Uelday Into "ha l her serte y Gerlnid• Rusch., 11, a11ou1d be.~ ~ caurl order Y1l S.Elfl'J:B , NATIONAL , lo underp 1mputallol) o[ a·Jag PAllK.(Ulll~'-Part iilflclaLt $ 111· .. eflbrl lo uve ber Ille.
haft reoorted that the parenla Doc:ton uy her left lef LI
of ae inlant left on the llepo of • ._..
a hospital haft 1 I e p ~ . When Mn. Rauch refuJed ,...... p. ~.,., ··--.... the operallon,1 Iha lllrL . · ;,_ 't '• · .. IQlrlr lhe .-*! rather die,
1, • I . • ~lljM •.II.~ Hudon, admlnlalralor
. ol .. . thef.,.i~ ~5:~·= u.:!
did I a Y, lilt ~~· o..dina Judie~ to
.......... ·laol
Friday, sarlni the h!Jopllal
had not proved Mrs. J\aUch
WU lacampeWil lo make W .
own decllion. • 1 '
i>lflctalJ had been unable lo
tall: lo· Mn. Raasch,. b\ll the
Jude• went .. ber h<iapHal
room Tueaday. with a frWM! ol
the woman. . •
Sullivan aald she wu' alert
and attentive and "~
doea DOI want the ope/alloo."
,Mn. l\uaeh baa ~ the
1ut 17 yOan bl and out ol
holplla!J and nuralng homa.
The -lnfec:tlon In IMr
leg -c:auaed by hanfenJn(
of llie -· doclGn uld. Hardm, the hospital 111-
mlnlalrator, NY1 lhe COD
:"l:!t~i:m only"~ = lool!d ....... and that sbe jual
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tall: wllh Iler.
IANUAR'f 21th ,
$6Yl10ffiOM50% ti70% ANDMORE
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· ·,rqinS With Olio( 80 , buil,t-~ ' rock I <
'fini~h roofing. Min9rol ., stabi)ized i;is-«
•-'plialt1elt,base, Installed-.~·~ "
• rock finish. Color ch6j<;e.' , , , 1
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IPICIM VAL"'·321tJ. · INIYA&l• " ' ,,.. • , , t I ~~ ....
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Help'' remove hot,~ ·
humid air, Ad'(UltolH
bale. • ' ' ·~L VALVI 37• l~IJALL• : . . IL
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~ DARY PILOT EDITOBIAL PA.GE .
District
A commlttee appointed to study election of -
for Saddleback College agreea that lbe eollea-beard
should be enlarged from five to seven memben. Bui
the question of election of trustees by aru Instead of
at-large remains to be solved; ·
Altllough a majority of the state's Junior eoll•I•
dlstrlcta may cllng to the at-large method of eltcUon,
there are some special conalderattons In the Saddleback
district. Most notable ls the heavy numerical we!iht of
voters In the ultra-conservative Tustin area, whOM vle1n
often are not shared by concentrations' of voter majori-
ties Jn other areas. The election of Trustee Patrick Backus despite the ·
fact that he wu defeated by voters In bis own· aru ii
one exsmple of Ibis deficlt11cy.
We see no harm In changlns the election by area
-It seems to work well enough for the county fll con·
gressional elections -and aee no reason to auume a
candidate would be so parochial as lo overlook the needs
of the college district as a whole.
We do question the election of a trustee,who does
not have the backing of voters In the area he supposed·
ly represents.
vs. At-large
money to help preaerve the Janel, but oo far this bu ~I
materialized. The Army Corp& of EDctnem ii broOdlnC
over the role of the triangle In Iha llood plain zone, and
Iha en~en· decision eould have an Important effect:
Evvyone would like to see Syoamore Hllls u the
hub of the Laguna Greenbelt, but the privately owned
land can't be kept In limbo Into eltrlllty.
Perhap1 durlnc the 90-4ay montorlum, lnleretttd
parties can come up with a realilttc aueamen.1 of the
cliancea of railing all or part of the $4 mJlllon lo acquire
the property for the greenbe!L.
State Is Worst Off ender
The edict from the state Department of l'Ubllc
Health -stating that for every 250 visitors to a beJch
each day there abould be a toilet -hu prompted a
lotter from San Clemente officials.
It Is a complalnlng one, but not because S111 Cl&-
menle c111't comply with the lollel-beachgoer ratio. City
offlc:lala ere bTltated because ihe atate ls pusins do!VD
F · . S HiJJs dictates lo a local jurisdiction. reeze m ycamore City ofllclals claim that the greatest offender In
Iha great beach tollet luue ii the State' of Califomil -
Tho 90-day bulldln( freeze In Sycamore Hill• ii a the ume entity telling coastal cllla to abape up.
Umely Idea. It should give Laguna Beach city ofllcials State parb In San Clemente and Doheny do not
and staff members a chance to examine the multitude of conform to the ntios, say city representativea.
aug111Uona put forward for development -or noft-11&. The whole problem with the harsh rules, one would
•elopment -of the area and lo determine wblch, If auppoae, ii how does a city count the. day's beach at·
any, may bave a practical outcome. tendance.
Tallc of some 2,000 dWelllnl units elicited cries of San Clemente'• llfeguardJ try, and their f'M•-• '-"""2:;;;;:~ aJlrni from dedicated cretnbelt backers, U Well as from .. --";;::..-.:' ''-I some wbo had not previously 1housht much about the are a llllle on the opUmlstic side. •.
matter. t thil Those counts mlsht be a llllle on the modest Bide 1 ·SPIRIT . Of ;._7')., ~ ~.--.--.--~A:p~pare::::•:ll~y~th:ere::':•~atlll::::~h=o~pa~fo=r~so~m::;.e;'~"'-emm ............ en ............................... 1~ear ....................................................... _, .................. ~~.--.--.--...,.....L...--~ .............................. ~~.--.--.--.--.--.--.--~.--.--.--.--.--.--.--~.----'~
Inundated
With Facts,
Know Less
Too Mang B.0...s Coal.cl Bring Failures
i Dear
Gloomy
Gu11
Planners Warned of Excess Hotels •
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Wldle -devlcel u computera and the communlcaUon 11tellite tyltem are
-able to provide lbe 1PUtest amount
of ln!ormal1an In the -limo ever avallable to men, the ordinarY pe...., ..,.
'lllo quickest way to maka the
United States IDio a aecond-rate
aa1ion II to Jive Ill children a
.....,S.rate tdacatlon. Pe op I 1
lhould aupport t.belr local achoolo
NOW.
-B.D. W.
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the "conquest of. utan" la a dtlmera,
.and ft. CID survive -1l by cooparallna
with'111are: bat we have llol ,ot .._ !ullJ -leaa --tareall1 aaiJw an In the world
ihlli' ...,.,.. -.,~ ... --....... -"' -he ls lnwldai.d with flctl, but· pro..
vldtd wit.b no frame
of reference ID wblcll
t.o UltlS them.
:~~.:::-.:=. ~ -hut oalt rekindled, lif lore& .••
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Tbi~thal ...
can "aYOld' war by llldplllnc -that prepare ua for II II 11 prepooteroua
U !magln!nJ 'ft can lvOld gluilony by
cooldnl bus• ...-of food and Ieavlni
~ an the table wllbout eat.Ins l~ • • •
A man'• mpect fOr "law and order'"
nrla In proportion to the brdfr ID Which
be II oerved by law -~ aerved laat
rripecl It· !eat!. . • • ••
No religion bu any right I o
m-.rlea unUI It could stDd out any of
Ill _....mlcanta u an enmple to the
beat.bena. • • •
Muhn Gorky, a h11f-century ago, pro-
bably aplalDed the sout.bward migration
ol Hnior citizens u well t 1
anybody, 1fl)lft be wrote: .. To an old man,
any place that'• wann ls homeland." • • •
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WI commooly 'loot upan crime 11111
punlsbmenl .. CIUll aad lflect, boil ii
may JUI! as . often he the othor 'lil1
around -our lmitlnot for punil-
...., ....... the -of crime. • • •
~"" to • -wbo w-to ma. tbl dlftm betw• a '1bact
writer" and ID 41trtlst," the belt IDIWtr'
I <ao lblnt of ta I.bet a back Writer counta
his worda, whlle an arlilt wtlgba them. • •• •
Speaking of worda, it II worth
rememberllli that "humility" an d
11bumilJ~Un•" ~me frum ~ aame root;
Flaubert . w~ that "Not.blnf ls more
bwnlll•lli!J than lo 111 ldlota succeed In
'tmlerprllei ... bavt failed In" -and thlo
ohould give ua a aenae of bwnlllty, not
.-.. 1 or outrage.
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It lo hlatorlcaJJy true that t.boOe races
moat noted for t.belr ov'"'holming
''hospitality" are tt the lame Ume the
lllOll aur-tve and -ful -u If the
booplta1lly .... a ....,Oectioll to the
..... before mftl!ll!tlhlJ ...... murdtroua
Impiety.
To the Editor:
I read wit.b lnteml the article by
'lbomu ll4urphl111 (DAILY PILOT, Jan.
II), and I quote, "Hotel Boom Rita
Ooul."
II WU only recenUy that I received
clipplnp from San Frallclaco papen
which went to some length to explain the
deptlia of deapa1r • that many hot.el
manqen In San Franciaco bave -
plUllied Into becauae of 1be -.. amount of hotelo that have "popped'' up
In I.be Jul yur or oo. So aerioUI 41\111
become that the planDing C'®lmisalon bu·
put I hall to II all
'"AT-U.,1tn ..... II wa Jb,t a
q-... ~-Iba -.. openton .ind ~ -·-wlllllaf ... -pet!aon. Genin!IJ', nlanqeri have atlib-'
jedlon -lo mnpellllon. II can ~
mt.rat in· an aru, brliJg new .....
ete., bat wben yoo,set to the point mcll •
, San 1'IUdco bu arrived at where In tllo
Jul tw yean oo many hotel rooms U.:.·
been built lbal tn m way can Ibey hi
lllled,. t.ben 1111 .,., ball.
BOTlll.I UU: the Fairmont are bav-lnl their problems. "!'rue; 'there are pealc
periods just • we experience here :it the
Newporter Im.. However, we have to
prea for grq or convention business.
'lbere ls not ...,ii transient huslnw in
lbta ._ to mpport more I.ban about
lhrte botela, and wit.b Ille advent of I.be
lrtm~ ~ In electroDica and
IPll.ce. lbeie """ been mlJll', mlJll' sad altuiUCllll . ...., In the esist1J11 botels,
wit.bout the proposed hotels be1J11 built
T!le break~ point In most hotels lo
about 711 percent and II II terribly bard
to hold ii al I.bat
WllEN I UAD of all these projecta for
Ille future -McDonnell Douglu,
Lockheed, Marriot -additions bere and
addltiom there, a '°"" of dlamay fl11I me I.bat thlo lbould be allowed to come
about fot' the ume struggle wm come to
us here on the Orange Coast that bu
already overtalr,en moot hotelo In San
F a"lsehoods and Failures Franciaco. ' .
I am nol enaeraUng when I tell you
that they are ta most cues having a dif.
!!cult time wit.b occupancy and some of
the hotell Uke Stanford Court and olller
W ASllINGTON -A federal audit of
our economic aid program ID South Vie~
nam uncovered ao mueh bickering,
blundering and boondoullng lllat Ille
Nixon Administration cluaUied It beforo
the Ink ..... dry.
The suppressed llady charges lbal
more than $311 mJI.
lion wu wasted Cll
worthless pacifica.
tioe pro]ecU. Of W.
aizeable IUlll, 13 oCll
o/ every If went to
pay the bureaucrall
"ho always swarm
like bees around
every appropriation.
Not only was eco-
nomlc 1id used to ball out i-. pacific:a· ~on _.-am, accorcfinC lo the report.
but to IUppcrl a political -lllnatlan
program. AID lands ...,.. -led Into
OperaUon Phoeni1, which waa eatablloJ>.
eel to wipe out the Viet Cont lllidergrouild
I Cl'flOlzallon.
nm Hll8H·HUSB report,~ by :UU1 Operations Appraisal Joho
llanl; declares I.bat AID • •••
.. lltlmately Involved In quelllons of •••Jal llCllr!ty, Pboenll, coordlllltloa
el mlllll7 operations and -...i.ttle1 Id doo"1 relat.d to ~ field JI¥ .... .
'ftlll ... contradicts the plbllc 1rr:•:: " A1111la111 Am L _:.i,.I F llobert -•' O *"'• iidlha~ ....... ,. t' •• 1 • ••ttt "' JlilJ u. lrl1. ~.:==:r..:
... Pili h --
, addJtlom to IOme of the major hotels are
not yet completed. Tbe same I.bing that
bu befallen San Franclaco will defmltely
octur here If tbls bulldinf II permitted to
-"Atll'I IMIVEIUANCB onr a.
pendlture of (pacUlcatlon) resources,"
charpa Ibo -1. "bu nol -aaUsfldorJ. Ont 'II percent of the lola1
$31.1 mmia. -of -projoeta -In other ...... aurl7 1brel out of ...,,
!our AID dGllarl lpllll for COllDll
(padllcallon) --for u.s. poyraD coats."
-MIDJ AID ofl!dala intmllwtd llr
the Aadltar a....111 office 111ndteatld
they spolld awb' IO per<ent of their time
reportq beet IO blCb ~
Thero lo no plamdnfl or --me at
the reg1onaJ level wit.b reapoct IO UWD
teclmlcal ....., ....... a.II: ......
every lll'Olfllll bu llopptd.
-Ila -eumplo, Iba nparl -: A lola1 of tu-will Ill oblipttd (lor)
47~ ............. uclt ....
vlnce and/er moJor dlJ. AD llal .,. ol
tbete --pllted by I.be""' of (fllcal
)'Ill') lt'lll. Tiii projeet .... 1111111 I''?.
oopbllUcated-uclt In a~
ClOlllllry ad, llOl lii,.llfss. .... _.
a:adul.''
Yet this dl11111t story of l'lllehood1 and
fa!IUIOI bu -bWdlll --11 labels, so oftlclat1 can continue milklnl
the t.upayers lor moro _,,
continue. ·
A VERY Fn -le ID and out of the
hot.el bu"-are DOI unaware ·of what
look place In Honolulu wben they ...,..
allowed to build, wt-I W111 """lnll.
. lhousanda of rooms. Occupancy wa at an
average of IO percent In-oould not
make I~ hotel manapn oaald nol make
It, and II waa a very aad 110rJ aU around.
I hope !'-an Ille dl7 comdll and
plaonlng commlsslona ... will -a pod look, do IOZDll re11111'di. md ...._
<hid: on Iba pk:lure on 1111 ~ Oout
before Ibey allow the -llllllllon to cltvelop In Orqe County.
DOUGLA! A. ROSS
Ga.a!Manapr
Newporter lnD
Bat la.,en-t
To I.be Edllor:
Y......., I rad In,_ piper m arll-
elo pertalnlas ... -... jall lllld by
Ibo aaol boOrd dllcomllaf I h I
' RCklac ....... hldl to .. ~ ..,. . .,_"'_ .
I -In .-w, IChool and hllh ,.. ....... llllder thlo old "lndlllmal way" of !,....... and I did no1 llljoJ ocboal u
,,,,,.. or leam u fut • the lllldmll
..W the ry1111ve plan. We._. tft
cllll*m llcoll, II and Linnea, T--at.
tt~ Ille Top of the World School.
Under the prwnt sylltm tlley leam fut,
enjoy achool and lhow much ent.buslum
for their ad>Jecll and teachen. Every
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al#il II -their mlhllllllm about .... II eq111•1il I ..,. bid lbta
..,;tbualum -. ldlool -) 'ir• a cbllcL '
, oim ~ 1a the aoua~ are be1nc modeled after oar ICbDol l)'ltml
becm11t Ibey • II wort.. Wlial ta wrong
wlt.b.--..-wbo are alnld of
~! Do Ibey -· the "~" .,-U? BIYe they been
1Dvol1'id In It! I doabl 'II. Ila a mailer of
fact t.bere are lndlvldDals on lbe carlienl
school board who have chUcinn attending
t!Chools outaide of Laguna. Bow <an they
mate a decllion for my cbUdren on these
JnlUJlds? Also, t.bere II I.be question of aavlng
I.be tupayer fll on a '40,000 reaideoce. I
feel 115 of my money per year lo the best
investment I can tblnk of for the future
of our children In lhlJ country.
Please, for the sake of ol!r children In
Laguna Beach, let's have open mlnda: and
keep our achooJ. ayatem a progressive
one.
JOHN L. ANDERSON
'Let'• Not De•trefl'
To the Ec!ttor:
As parents of two cblJdren In the
Laguna Buch publlc achoolo, and U IUp.
porters of the educational program I.bey
are provided, we urge t.ba~ lnslead of
drastically reducing I.be es1a1inJ pro-
gram, tbe hoard of educatioa can for ..
override election.
Being involved in education ourselves,
as a high school teacher aiid a university
student, we Al'! fully aware of the lm-
PQrtance of malntalnlnJ nol only 1tronJ
111bject-mailer inporallon,, but, 11 Im·
portanl, develaplq the !yptl of lkUla and
.atutudea I.bat ore die reaall of Innovative
klndaofprosrama.
WIC PAllftCIJIAllLY .U,...t I.be non-
l'lded. fleslhll, and 1mall·trou P·
oriented Top of the World _.-am. Our
clJlkhn have grown In SPlril u well u
In knowledp u a raault, ... -· ol their beln( treated u lncllvldual•. And
thll hu --8>le clll1y -of Iba low pupn.teacher ratio, and tho .._
11111... of leodler aides.
"' .. I.bat the hoerd of education .....
Bs G .. ,.,. ---.
Dear Geof1e: Ml' balbalal and I m plaDnlna to •
•tart a 1o1dllali tarm. Do ,.. bow
of 1111 loo4*I wt caa reed vp on
-... lllrt? llJAINI D.
Dear J:lallo D.: 1"fl• .. ....., .. ..,........,, .......................
llr!Wmlra (Noll It R111on: I
know Ibey doa'I 1loft llft1llllnl lo
do with pld!lall lannlnc bat II wtD
-....... -lnb,) . .
(Write .. a.... ... Ill ....,.
bodJ -· at ,_ pol ......... Gtorp II 1111 flnl IO admit tllat'I
a nJrd .-for wrltlac. but,
tben, It's a Wllrd gr,_)
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Bider ..,.. lhll1 Just the "pocketbook"
when they cleclcle the future coune of
education In Leguna Beach. other things
are more important.
We urge supporten of Laguna'1 acbool
sylltell> to oonvey their feellni• to . the
boerd of edu<ation. Let'• not destroy
what look mlJll' yeal'll to bullcl.
JAMES NEWKIRK
MARTHA NEWltlRK
Talce It to Voters
To the Editor:
, W 1 wwld like to voice our appconl of
~ ...-Lquna Beocb ocboal l)'stem
aad join wit.b olhers wbo do not wish to
-II revert to medlocrlty. We feel • ,_. I.bot our children have an
en-..UC aad bealthy outlook toward
.lber odfol•, and are plnsecl to knOw o4
all the elttro time and ... l'JY 1peol by
lbe --beymd their normal teaching loods In order fo make sChool a
moro lntereotlng place for the children.
Wlll!N WE READ I.bot recent testa
show Leguna Beach students to be lbead
of otber cblldren In Orange County
scbootl, and when we comider that we
have the staff and tbe bulldlnc• to permit
a fieslble aad ucltlJll. -· ii ls dll-ficult to uoderlland bow It CouI<I be !good
business" to abandon these advantages
and challie tbe system.
U we need more money in order to sup-
~ a better 1y1tem t.ben ii would seem
ioglcal to take tbe luue to the'Votm.
Tbere are many people who do ap.
preciate the quality of education and
would oapport lta continuance .
MR. AND MRS. HAROLD TOLIVER
I
! and chanct.r a11ualnatloo by a !n •
radkal tctlvlst1",. "sewer slander'' :
"hlstrionics," "tbunderat\ons," "vm-'I
dettas," "clique of actlviats" and.
"poliflcal hltChebnen" la a WGl"IHJUt :
record -and, "dolh proteit too mucb"I l
I, ll'OR ONE, feel IAguna iJ iortimate II
ID have dedlcalf!d activlota and clU..ns' ,
groups to offer ldeaa and opintonl, and to •
monitor any biu of a tell-named "ma-'
jority" of the city council Cr!Udam 11 a
lively adjunct to city ball efficiency aad
council behavior, and should be eaj>ectad
by aU eleclecJ aad public ol!lctall. How
elat ... Ille dtloeol' -~ te<led and good Ope!l
govermnem be assured!
lllARY V. LOUNSllDY
Cits Entrt111ee s.,...
To the Editor: I i
On beball of the commUD!ly, and::
eapecWly for the the Owllber of ConF"'; merce and Civic Alaoclatton, I wisb to •
espreas our tbaDka to tbe Featl•al of Arta I
hoard for making it poulble for Le1une I
Beach to have .city entrance lll&m, which
will Indeed be unique. I
The iifDJ, to be carved-by M_. , .
Abel, will be located al the city's three ; . OntraDc:ee. It ls """ hope I.bat llih'lnl. will :
one dly be •vallable, but we have no :
doubt tbe~ In the -meantime, aullxnobllt '
beadllghta wtit plck up tbe fOlcl leaf Mr. '1 :Abel will ullllle.
WE RAVE NO DOUBT, allo, that Mr. I
Abel will provide Lquna Buch with I
aigns peculiar ooly to our city and of i
whlcla every citizen will be proud. .
Acquiring. theae 'ilp, wit.b tho :
caopenitiooiof the Fatival Peard ia: one ! Tiie Ml•ri ... Llake more step hr our. constant efforts to 'I
To the Editor·.' be1utlfy the community.
ROY MARCOM JR. I The mlllinS llnl<e llr!kea the Lquna • . ~ ,
Beac:b School Board acalD. Critical • -n •••• ~--her ol Colilmlrce declllona on Important ltema become -guna ~ ~ I
relegated to an "informatloo" category and Civic -lion ,
In tbe abotnoo of the !lltb member of the ; t hoard. Conalolent lnconlllleDcy of Ille . Aluo C•m-re11tuf
conaervaUve Kbool boarll members 1
' r •· If... I
prtclndeo de!lnltlve action on ...,. Toi= ~~ cttlun Writing In
trovemaJ ....,.ia ltema whenever a clear ...,an1 lei Iba ~ campground
majority ta not In attendance. facility at Alllo Wl 'ilree with Mr.
BOW MANY Important --Crnen'a letter (DAILY Pllor, Jan. II) meetlnp, atudy aesalona and dUcia1 ,I.bat Allao Beach II -.if, operating at
hoard meetlnp mWll -unallMbcled ' mullJ>um capacity. 11111, crime and
before lbe -1-•• """°°' to , drup are • • ~ nOir on our
' the concerntd parenta ""' ...... ., ' -at 'ldJlll.}'!al.._'!Jt'_'JIOllct deport.
Leguna Bach? 11a the bolnl ., ilJiootan --"" .... "-.a to patrol I of our -COIJd• bodJ, Ibey ..i Ollforeo the 1nl. What wtD ~If
lbould lland In -111fflalaatlon of ovemllbl Cllllpina ls -In the mld-
. Wbtl -· do BUI -· Patti A ._ ls .fo!mlid allll a
lbe -lllroqll which lboy .... clle of our ~?
GillellAt aad the more oltei....,. capt. • -,. hlll!I *"Dul week. U
Linke bava? ' ....... --jllillclpolol allll , K111011 BA voe . ~ .., llll1lle • -11op t.bil -----In~~ C•ll•~ PNa12-.tfeta am1111.,..ia. • ~ GRDl!I
To I.be Bdltor: ' Al a peat _..... ol ... bolnl of
dlredon and a put llClllary of I.be
Tupayera A1aoclllliill."-.\ -_, I • outraced at u;;..,;;. pre mflm of
CoundllllaD Id Larr In ... dlJ """" to ...... lllf< wifl'I lllpo It Im ~ __ ......_ ' . = tllr..J""~ '\:"Tr:
,... Auoclallon (ta--). e.
...... -...... I.be l!nt IO '
-jult tbll IOct of I -~_, ............. ,
'11111 LDIJTRD apllldl-Ill -~ ... ...,,., .. c--talnlJ--~.: -1&U... ... the ol
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. "A '80-fObt j6'"91"~lli ~ef!.f~ byllrant -jr·~ li"!°IY ?~ gal·
, ~ODS' of r.•ter over~tbe Intersection of Beat:Jj llOwetard and Warner
. Avenue :in Huntin n ~acll at noontime Tuesday. Hydfali\ wu snap-L i'"' < ~1off 'by I' truck. ,t took crewmen from the city 'l'\'•tei" Department
SO lllinutea to abut ;down the unnalll!'al geyser. They bad to cut a
blie 111 '11\e ~I to ~each the abutoff valve, which wu covered }/y two J4.cbes <4: blacktqp fiom receat1repavlng jobl Won: was coulpllcated :•~ !IJ1lH plecel of 1~1·111iil •pllalt felHnlO tile liGle.
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"Jl -alllllly I ntllor i.tJc llllnl ta wcmp1• t1i11 m two daJt,'' 111••
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Wlllle he -idn'I he speclllc, ln-
dloa\lons ..... that ... era1 "' lhr Klla-
lqer trips :were~ In govemmonl jell
DOI part ol tbo 1JIUHDll-wblte presldeo-
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Kls1tqer'1 nearly 100,lllO mlle1 of cJm.
de1tlne • lnternatlooal travel for the
private lalb 1111 _.,, ipln lllol Nlnn
ond bla doles! aldeJ <111 keep a -.
'Ille stocky, graying IDaslncer, wbo
·~· with the -,GI hll DiUft Gtrm:any, lllldWlched 1!11 l'arll• lrli!I . -.. '
cbamMl ••• wtbavemadeaumnberol
otters ln varloua 'cbannell ••• When the
lolal ,_.i II publlahed, and II will be
pihll-ln due time ond al an ap.
-1ale time • • . others wlll realize
tblt we'baYt IODe the extra mile as far
u POW• are concomed.' r do not want to
-uy further delella because
Di&ollallana are Wldet way." .Anotber htnl came Mondly wheo press
~ -L. Zleller gave tbll m..... when a1ked wn.ther peace llii!>tlator WUllam Porter would be IU· Ille bacl: ...., -sals Wba he returned
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lo the Paris talks tbll week.
"We do have propoaall on the table In
Paris and we have not had responses to
those proposals from the other side. I
don't want, at thls momel)t, to imply to
you thal be is 10U,. to lak~ anything
back."
The responso pmled White House
repprten at lht time, but the meaning
became clear when Nlxon disclosed that
Porter Jsn't taklng anything new back to
Parll -he's simply. returning to lay the previously private plan on the public
negollaliog !able •
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H~noi Rejec·ts Proposals~~JVixon Broke Pledge'
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North -O!lltjllo in Pll'la to-day called .Praidenl Nllon'a IDdochioa
1peec;h a "brazen cballenge" and.
asserted .be broke a promjae in ""eallng
secret talks ·between Hanora cllplomata
and presldenl!al advlier Henry· Kl.utqer.
In another developneal, Radio ·Hand!
-monitored in Hong Kon& -·iDdicaled
today that Nixon's Vietnam P.<'(JllOSllla are
not acceptable ilecauae they do no! abal!'
don the Vietnamizallon P'\'&ram .liJd do
~. Angry Faculty: ,
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t..-GI Ille Hnntl ... Beacb C1t1
(eJemoiibtjo) ~ lllolrld a f t'1 r
lruoleel reject.a a teaCl!lr deinlnd to
rescind salary increuea for dlllrlct· od-
mlnislnllors ..... ...,. 1.1 .)ien!m~ •
"We are appalled and antn.*' uid .. ' ., ''"iin ' ~";·~1!..": jusllco GI , a :1.7 pu<e!!I Incl . 1111'
leacbm when admlnlltraton pl an aV~ ot a.t IM!fcent." ,~ · ". Ttac!ie? wen '1~ .. an ¥Use In·
S<ptemlJU wblch )l!dY, ,"1 ~ to
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mlnlalraton .. , .-to u ,....,..i.
The teacben' •"*dltion repraentl
175 ol the dlllrlcl'I 270 teacl\en,
The leachera' action will not be aimed
al diclaliog bow large· an Jiicreue ad·
mlnlsli-atoro may be st•eil. Mn. MtClur<i
ai.ld, ·blll al lorclng the, ldJoOJ lloird to
arrive al Ila ov...U -oc&edule In
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Mrs. McClure aid Iba! slate law re-
quires l1ldl Items to be 1ully .-ln open aesslon ·beloro enactment. She 8lld
the school board not oal1 failed to dllcau
adminislraUve llalarlel ln 'publlc before
ajJJlnJ\'ln& them, 11111 did not even 1lal
them on lhe qmla GI the Jan. 11
meellng al wblcb they wse llrsl cllacUaa-
ed.
"We want to otop Iba -• fnim
dilcuulng behind --. --by law be· dilcullid. Ill open . -SOO,"~
Mn. McClure uld.
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not wlthdmr allrtuPport from ~ --and potlUleoco ID main!A!nl111 '1'llle!l Thieu. . . 1n • ...-. • . ,_,
A llatOmenl • ..,, the NOrtb v-.... . Ailhoolp the·ton .. ol the llaten-.enl WU
delepUoa to the Parll peace talka claim-· negative, nowbere wao<he word rejection . UMd In referring to Nixon's elghl·polnl ed ~I the Nim> adminlstraUon In public P'OIP'UD· The plan was not, In !act,
and prlvale meetjnp "did nol l'.tSpcllld to ljlldlloally ·mentioned.
~ ~wo Q"'!"llona"lundamental for a jUll 'Ille Noith'Viebwn ... 111111..ted that
aricr peaceli!I Mlllement of the VietiwJi Nls0n'1 -.lallon about Kissinger' a trips
probfem." to Parll did not Inspire lhelr confidence.
It listed the two isauea· ln'l<llv!"I u . "We ba~oflen Pointed oul," tbe state-
reluaal to -1op !lie Vie!-.miutlon or the mini uld, "lbal Mr. Nllon talked one . '
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))is~ppoints ·~~~s~. ·Unit .
I l . I · 111· GEOll(ll!: ,LlllDAL be woUld have bid :mare to <lifer. last . "., °''" l""' -' nlgbl. I lr*Jy·..U 41aapptinlecl that ba
'Prllidenl Nim>'• plllible 7.Jt of . would -'8a!llJ ~ Ibo prlinlra
the menu.a of men who are in GI war bat not Iba lllAl," t Mn.
action in Vllllnlm II viewed u LludlrtlouP aid. /'
"illaconcerthtc" bJ the Orange c.dJ or, !Ibo enlalDed Iba! lllAI are Iba -
flee of the. Coacem for MIAI ud PO.WL who ara lhe ''unllmwm'', the ma -
POW1. . lamlllel ClllllOl kDow for 11tr1 are ·'1Jft
Mn. LaVanne Lauderbaush of Newport or dNd'.
Beach, maoqer of the 'l'ullin MIA-POW MAill are probably "actually POW1, •
olflce, aid kidiy of the PMldml'• ~ Mn. LllMkrilovgb aalod. h uld Iba
plan apeedt, ''We liod bopld b' -"· llapod ll!al -..... Pr rl'Bll Nlloa
\'We In Iba,""""'"' ™6IMll bid -1111 •'ol Ibo lllm POW1 ·Ill Ida
beard nm.a --talb and ..-ii -lo inc1mt Illa -wl!o are knt«< he wa' 1rJ1n1 bard to 11111 Iba ...r. rlnlaf ID -.
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Although Iller Norlb Vietnomeoe rodlo
broadcul thal -monitored did not re-
ject the elgbl·poial plan wblcb N1Hn uld
w11 submitted lo the Communllta lJ\
Paris three maalbl ago, II said 11 con-
tained "nothing new."
Hanoi called acaln for the Unilacl
Slates to acceol !he MYei>point Viti
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enate ' Rejects
.:_Court Action
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-• fair ..,_ ""'"'-latloll, tllt ileftate -_, •&•Inst providing for enrorcement
throuih the courts rather than by
admln!Jtr!tive action.
An ameodment by Sen. Peter H.
Domfnlck·!R-Ollo.) to require C<>!!l'I ocllon Instead or·letting the Equal
Employment Opportunity Comm ls·
slon issue cease-and-desist orders
was re/ected by a M-41 vote.
Dom nick's amendment was de-
feated Monday by a 4Ml vote but·
the Sena te later voted to reconsider
it, openlnf the way for today'1 d&-
1' cisive rol call on the Issue. •• ' .
For Double
Sessions . . . .
• ' I I Risln& lfOlla In the constr11<tion )n-
dUJtry .,.Y force the Huntington Beach
(elementary) School Dlltricl into ill first
double -iallJ In history.
All 10 bids received on pl1nt for a new
1-.nedlale 1<hool ne1t lndlanapollo
Avenue· tltd BuMard Street exceed mix•
lmum. coats allowtd by the state by at
least fl00,000, deJptte the fact that the
plin Is -ntlally the wne ,. one that
fell .well within allowable costa lour yeara
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Trusteea of the district Tuesd1y night
voled tO cut the quallty on certlfn plumb-. 0 Ing, e!Octrk:1l and air ~op<fiUonlng lie.,.
.j.. ptimistic' Bid so thsl tho school con be. let foLrebJd· ding,, bul 1dmlnJstr,1tor1 estimated that
tBeach Officials
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-0 the lln1I completion date wOllld ·be ·. ' K Forthcoming delayed Iii leoal si.--ths ·lieCIUJe of the rebidding. . r • ,
• . Cb1rles Palmer, deputy superintendent
Hunllnglon Beach (elementory) school ·!or the•dlstrlct. ,.Id .this del1y created
l)lstrtct olffclals reported Tuesday night the 'Ivery real ~blllty•: of • double
'J!(11 they are "wy optimistic" that the '"511ons :ii two nelJllborln& ocbools,
'stale will approve their four-way unlflco· l>Wyer and Glaler . tntermedlate:. ac"°91s,
~n plan nut month despite efforts of which he saJd are already overcrowded.
·«rier school dlstricts to bJock It. , ·~ all hlrtp!I on our growth patterns,"
· •'At this juneture our opposition has ex· Palliler said. ':But based on the housing
hl!Justed all the judicial alternatives c>pen tracU I can tee under construction, I'd
'ti< them and I feel very optimlstle that say there ii a very high probability that ·ttiJ atate Board of.F.ducaUon wUI approve we're 1oine to have more children than
iur pllli and Jet the peopl~ vote on It," we can handle."
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Collecting '.Their Pri:e
School PIPn ' ~ .
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Sc"'."'li 1tee1 tiO ... ·"!'¥red authorfz.
fni • ea of ..ipary boundary
ch._ d .. ~ to llfwidown student en""1~t. at iftuil4 Valley HIJh lchool.! . ' 'fnll I ',.i. ~ton Beach
tljU<>n ' b lil:bool liulrtat decided Tues-
.Uy ~I Iii 1'li1111i" idlon lor two · .if.et -~ dllclW couid e1aruy
' t~ bOu~ . ct\~el l.tth a lf10llP of
·prote1Un1 parents.
The chan1es woull-.fl.ect Ill el1hth
aradera who _would IMI ,tra1hmen ne1l
September at four ot UJe1j11trlct'1 ffve
high schools. Moat of 0.-jlllnce pro-
po51fs give the new lrea ll!l opttoo
of going to some hlgb 'be11dts
Fountain V,1lley. '· . ,
tendance boundarie·s 'are· •
. ~ Vlliley ,H11b .wlll bav.'4,· . s
" ~>xi 5e!>llmtier; .. .,ac;a
I&r1Ht high acbool .ln.1111; · · ~· Prote1la to the clw!ae ...,.
1 block of parenla ~ DAILY ''LOT, .... ~ 1raden at Stactl' ID ~~
. Mrs. Robert Gray 'l to
uid Charles Palmer, deputy superin· Besides double aesslons, which he said tpdent the district would use only ·as a last
·• hRepo;tina on a recent trip he made to resort, Palmer said that either portable
· , , . I lru1teu Tue.,i~b7litil ~ft The Anderson family of Huntington Beach appears sponsored by the ne~aper iild'lhe Ohriif1 OOwlly • would over , W 'fh
en masse to pick up plaque from the DAILY PILOT's Coast Association. Anderson family.' <!382, 1111-rne '• &hoot ' . ' C:'
·liiCramento ·with representatives of the classrooms might be Jtased <lr a yeBr Alan: Dirkin ·for their tec9n.d pface finish ,in the resi-Drive. includes Jam~s and G)1dys 'and' chU (from '!'he boundarY· lian& n"''"°''
dentlal category nf the annual 40 Miles of Christ· left), Rochelle, 12; Roll, 10, ind Robbyn, 9: · 'J ' In the\C:enlral · alff!i!l~ 'liil Buch and Ll:>s AlaJnitos ·school around school calendar might be In·
dlltrlcts to lobby for the four-way plan, siltuted as a mea111 of avoiding double mas Smiles decorating contest. The contest is co--·.;... 4•, j. • mile dJ1trict. B~1i!lnf• 1111 tM'OP. ~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"'-'~~~~~~'-"~·~ Uonolcboceln11hi""*' -.I!»
.. lmer nid that hil: delegation ha~ con-~~:~r tuc~ lfie whole probleril back "Wcted all nine memben of the state ~ or F.d\leation in an eflort to make to the lntlated prices of school con-
•• familiar With ' their side of the structlon. Gisler school , t-> said, has basically the same design as the pro-Police Seeking
Long-haired
Suspect in Rape
iillUicallon dispute. posed new school, and four years 1go II ,The four-way plan was approved last wU built at a colt well within inulmum
-th by the c:ounty comm\llee on School stole llmita. Low bids for the new school,
Dlltrict OraaniJation, but the Fountain however, exceeded the $1.$5 million state
.V.ttey, Ocean 'View, ·and Westminster limit by almost $120,000.
tcbool di1trictl have been attempting to "State building auldelines have riot kept
block it because they uy 1 t up with ihnation," Palmer said.
w•bo~es" their districts. ·In order to bring the cost down, the Garden Grove police have a dragnet
! ~aliDef uraed members Cf the Board of board agreed to accept bids that included out today for a rapist who attacked a 15-~~ ... to attend the Feb. 11 meet1n1 In m··•··'cal -·I t d 1......0 to I t ........ IC\:.IMIW ...,.J1pmen es •·~ as year~ld girl Monday night and left her · 11tc:ramento .at whkh a final decision is only 2S year1 rather than the. standard 40. ·eijiected to b& made. "It Is very im· Truatee Louil 0.Harb objected that ''It bound and gagged in a drainage ditch .
~ 'jiftulve to ~ school boards supporting seems ridiculous to quibble over such a The !Uspect i.s described a! about 23,
·tbelr diJtricts in tbls way," he said. relativtly small proportion of the cost six feet one-inch, thin, with long 'blonde
elf when it will make a 15 year difference In hair tied in a pooy taU, a mustache and
S ~he life of the school." He suggested that ahort sideburns. · h } Bl d money might later be taken from the '· ape· y OD C 1eneral fund to cover such items as Police Investigators say the man is also
. plumbing and lightin1 fixtures, and the sought in connection with several qtber
:Ii' d' f ' G d air coOditloiilnc system. attacks In the city recently. 1.1:· ree 0 ran The hoard madt provision lo fteep thil The firf WIS riding her bicycle near the • alternative open, but Palmer said It was
Theft Charges probably not a good idea. "Our general lnlersectlon of Lampson Avenue and
reserves are very low," he said, "and the Weat Street when she was approached by
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tlle~eneral~ should bt u,..i !lie man In a •mall white Cit, she told ol-A blonde bookkeeper who wu JeO-o t! ~ ~ ~ f ficers. He simulated poueuion of' a fenced to oae to five years In •tale prison IOf 1 ·Ill joPji('co wupon and forced the teena1er tato the wban an Or1np CouJ!ty Superior Court • . · vehicle, olflcera uld. .
Jury qreed ~!·~~ed 90lflY 6 , l . , . t . ., Alter the 1ttocltn;1 drainage dltcfi on '7,00G from "free UUll;;-• -ohe M ~ · . t • t ~rd street, ithe ·auspect taped the
them a Huntlligton Beich pbyalcWI -.Fro111 Page 1 girl's bands behind her back, gagged her
bas been cleared of the char1ea. QU,J'I' . wlth a strip of cloth from her blouse and
Gayle Nagel, 2', had aerved two years k' -, .1.~ • · i • tied her J.,s with tape.
ol the aenlence when the Fourth Dbtrict , . ; She managed lo gel her feet loose and
E lls ruled that Orange police votec;t final confrlnnaUon of the increases ran to 1 nearby home.
-.Mw1 lief t\ome Oli Dec. ~ WJarumously.
r r _--;-:,;"' ;• O '.,I' ' I "'The ~J:d!a..•cti<e·was ~~~.(Ill~:, -.. .,... , . . , . ..; , . , .·',·/J.· ~ utid 'Jililp Wllllani Mur; · advtee ·or COW11Y CJJ11111el.'' .. i~''i'!!a!ki i;.1'-,, .-tt• k ... :S ..;.~ ·
,;.., .. ..., ttllli dlte-.i.tbey learn-, P,almer, deputy auperjnle)id~. •,,-e-1 .. 1.1_:i ,. QrY. r.;JC -, .tu"'" . :4, Ille lhapely _., ;rtlUll. Bui Ilia! discussions involving dlfrY.<;1~ ll,1".· ,._~ -..'. , .'J ,_. .. • • , . ,, , .. 'll~·"t!', ..
i ha baodoDed trial iaiis 1", fully be discussed Jn execuUri •"'910ft·''~' 1 ~'iJ. :I. x ·.. h. . 'n"' '-"' .... 1 · •• .J•ol..,.th ta • ,1 .J. ed . Palmer did admit, howe~ui.·)liat• the "'; n·· -De,Jit> ·. : e· A . ...-. e wo y~s .,.rea .. ,,.~. board'• d1scunlon of adfnlribJtratlve 1 '4 .. ~~ c ' • ,.., •• • ·~·Nqel. 11larie1 at the Jan. 11 meaincwithout ,""·, •. -•~ • .. 1:.6 '!q'el and ~ .hulblind, RO rl, ltllinc the Item on the agend1_ II!~ bee~ Jufy · l<lectio_n beg'!" today .111 , the ~ Accused on arrest of d~raudlnl J wrong. He sa id the mistake bad been In· ~·· ~>:-~Superi6f -.-Ceuit-r~er ',Jilll'~ for .~ she did book;. advertent and due to a last riunute rub. triat.OL a,Hl!nl111gton ~adl'.''!•mJl> !"ho won. One of 'her employers 'Wll , "We did not intehd · lo let the a!Jeg~y stabbed her .juablrid to.death
. ·Irvin& M. Cyril 'Of 1131 Adams Ave!, : (teactiers') negotiating cuuncil ne51;otiate dwii!& a ,di,put,, over tDe d¥81ir-~nu. ~ Beacb, the salaries of admlnlstraton1". said JlldP,,K.-11! W)!ll~!m ,J.r<?~,over
. -~followed' alx-hour °'"'h achoo! board President Jac1< Ol•PI!· the qo<sttdning ,cf prospective< jµrors · 1n jlli,N~ home In_. Or1n1e In which , Mrs. McClure countered thio!'Uie hoard the trlM~ol Maxine Posth, 5t, 'of. ~2
tetrteved J'!'1UCti of the ~vidence had justified the increaSe glven~teachers Alvarado l>riv,e; . . .. ,.
WM uaed apimt the blonde woman in the fall on the 1rounc11 thit lt bad oo Mra. osth .. was atrested, June 13
lier trial Charaes apjnst her hulband · more money than that. 1hort1Y arte.r. oBe aqeiedly P\Wll~ a
dropped. "What the administrators get has a steak knlle. 1qto her bu.sb.lPd· Robert, 41,
t. ~. ~ed as ille&al by the : dJ.reci bearing on wha~ the teachers can as the couple argued -over .,,.hit · should
le court, led ~ hlg~ courl to get," she maintained . · ·. · co~te their Sunday'ttinner. H~ ·<tied a
out •Mn. Na1el a conv1cUon. Gary Reboin, president of a rival few hOurs lattr In the hospital .
teacher anociation that has aboui 50 'Ofliws .uJd the fracas erupted ·when
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members, said he 'did not think hi! &JlUP Posth brQU&ht hamburgers home. with
would support the action of the larger him. Earlier court testimony has in·
organization. "M0at of the teachers In my dlcated that ~rs. Posth had expected her
group are happy with a 2. 7 percent husband to provide chicken for the ~ven-
rai!e," he nid. · ing meal. •
Pueblo Officer Tells ,
' . . . ' '• H~sil(i~y -on Biiehef ·
By MICHAEL GooDJUCR •
• Of .... .., Hit... '"':" He cited a lack of .underallndlng by
qwiy mllltary people as 10 the mi1Sion of
the Pueblo,• diSMnsjon ainong the t:rew
and mostly Bucher's I~ of ludershJi, 11
Edward R. Murphy Jr., aecutlve of-
ficer of the USS Pl!eblo wben she wu
oe'ized by the, North, Koreans ID 1tll,
awrted Tuetdaj · nLPt that be and the 4 the main reasons for t.be 1Dcld91tl J -:-•
1&lp'1 research officer, L Ii u t • n 1 n I Murphy pointed out that Mer'1
Stephen R. Harrls, bad coatemplltecJ previous Naval service had been' with
pullln& the security clwance o1 otipper ' · subnlartnes llld tha\ 11\jteH GI ·""Ing Lio~ Bucher jual before the lhlp left.on . lflectod for .ublnarlnl . .,.,..,,.!Ml!Jie bad
her lalelul m_, • ' ' . --•..':..i.... .
. SpeaklO( before tha Newport Harbor ~t"" the Puet; an -'T'~nt
LJom. C11ab 11 tha Mela Verde .c.r, Mm\1111 ~ia:.\!f,i ~ of ~~b ~·=--~ :-i thll = tJie ,.... of t11e ·Pueblo, ... iJ>.
clearance becaUJt "It -1d ~ iJ>. slsted on puttlnf It In the eyu (or fronl)
valved a 'Caine MuUny' type of act." of the ahlp which was ~I of sub-
Mulphy. who !ell the Navy In 1111 after mirlne practice.
1tven yeara service described Bucher 11 But acconflng to Murphy, that position
an unusual man w~ had little regard for •rwas completely exp&eed, hard to get to
claoslfied material. and would have been sulcldlli to. light
"He b~bt people 1hoard the 1hip Crom."
who he hid ptcted up In ban and showed Typlcol or submarine commanders,
them the cluallled spacea," Murphy Bucher lnalsted on bellli In the COIUllnl
said. tower durln& general quarlan lnsteld of
The author or the book. "Second In the pUot house and 1'l'Ote the lhlp'1
Command," deplctlnf hil vlllllp point orpniJaUonal manual llimlhlr to thst ol a
of the tldzure, Murphy feels that tha iJ>. suomarlne. All or this, Murphy claimed,
cld•nl need never have hoppened. left the crew dlsorglnli:ed.
From Page 1
NIXON.,.
Cong plan submitted to the Paris peace
talks 1 ... 1 July.
"When analyzed," Radio Hanoi uld in
the Vietnamese language broadcut, ''It
becomes clear that the basic U.S. plot
and the U.S. stand have not changed In
any"way."
It said Nixon's proposals are not the
way to end the war, and until the war is
ended there will be no release of
American pri.90nera of war in North Viet-
nam .
Asserting that continued support of the
Vietnamizalion program and of the
~igoQ #Qvernment constitutes "con-
tmuat!M·1of the Ulepl U.S. war of ag·
.....,;fl tbt NOrtb.itt1Vilturneu IJ'.adio
declared:
"If Nixon dou not want to end that
war of aggression, then the U.S. 'r.ilifary
men captured while com~itting c.r:imes
,cil,Jt -.oot go ho111t to he f~l!\lod jttth
lhilr, 'l;n:/Ules. Illst~*d. t~e !lat of 11\ose
captured will crow 11ongu and J~ncU~11
Mulligan Quits
State Position
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Kerry W.
Mulligan reaigned today 11 chairman of
the State-Water Reaourcts Control
Board, but told Gov. Ronald Reagon In a
letter he in no way violated the
gover.or'I confilct of lntereits policy u
was charged by Reagan.
Reagan demanded Millligan 's resigna·
tion, accusing him of working for a
private engineering firm just .houn after
Mulligan was accused in Hawaii of at-
tempting t'o bribe a HOnoJulu citt-ofilclal
in coMectlon with construction of a $42
million se'wage treatment plant. (See
earlier story, P11e 9)
An attorney appearing with Mulligan at
a news conference declared that the
, wate.r official "Is guilty of notbinc llle1al
~or improper." But he uld Mulligan would
not reply to questions dealing with the
Hawaii char1e.
GEM . TALK
TODAY
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UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL
Al our 1tnre we have one d!Jplay
case that holds a special attraction
for our customers. That's where we
keep our antique and estate jewel:-
ry. This lovely jewelry, unlike a
used car, does not lose value with age and use .
The selection Is constantly chang ..
fng as pieces are sold and new ones
come In. Al 1J1Y Ume you ore 1ure to find Items of interest. Thero are
deck11c11 , rin1•. bro.cbt1 and ear-
rl!>11 for tho holler, cuff Uno, diet
pins and watch fobs for tbt 111t11.
Be1lde1 the jo,..1ry, you can llro
eipect to '" antlque w1tchl1, ,..
1tored to r,mct worklll1 order, butfon hoo •, 1llver coin pur,..,
·compacts and clrarette cues.
Every Item In the deparll)lent 11
an outst1ndln1 barsaJn in price 11
well u beaufy. Stop In any Umt
and ·1ee what w1 have to offer.
Visit often to '" what new lteml
ore 1dded ne1rly every woelt.
For Ibo unlquo and un111111l al
barfaln prlcH, vblt our antlqut
and estate Jtwtlry ~t.
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r Valley's ,· ~r ' I , '. \V ·IOO ~it run ~v~, i'. •1~~ ..... a .. ,d;,"1f.1i~a·i1Nbe
• freahmM .¢oot t0 ~·e llfib Wh Killed '7"'!"9J'· 1chool1,"~1Dtd~ lllln ~°'*11tter, 0 . \7 u . • ' !111trict · , 11• -~"""". who ijeslgned ·ry:ft!t<fu . .
Gets Light Term
A man accused on arrest o f
manslaughter following the traffic death
of a Huntjngton ~ch teenager has
pleaded JUIUy in Orfl)le County Superior
Court to lesser charges.
Judge William Murray accepted Lee
Sherman Hall's plea of ,.Uty to amended
charges of· mlsdemeanor manslaughter
and drunken driving . He aente~ the
Buena Park man to IO days In Orange
County Jall and three years probation.
Hall, 31, WU arr,~ laal Alli. 21 by I
Calllornla illflnray Patrolman who
spoted the defendant's camper truck pro-
gresasinJ erratically alOlll the San Dle10
Freeway flt Oceanside. ·
' · '!fall waa llnte\I ttJ the' hit arid rah deith
of' Karen Efliott,· 1s, of 18872 Morse Cir~
cle, Huntlnaton Beach, and µturned to
that community for prosecution. He was
identified u the driver who ran the girl
down a few houri earlier as she and a
girl friend were headin& home from
Bolsa Chica State Beach.
Chrilline Beaaley, II, of Huntington
Buch, suUered a broken pelvis In the In-
cident.
Martin Promoted
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To School Post
Robert Marlln baa been promoted lo aaaistant auperlntendent of bUllne'u
services for the Huntlnfton Beach Union
High School District.
District trustees announced Martin's
appointment Tuesday nlfht.
He replaces Ethan Y. Fullmer. who
was recently named con.slructlon project
planner for the district.
Martin, 39, was serving a! director of
vocational educ.ation and the work ex-
perience program. He hu been with the
Huntington Beach district for flvt years.
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Sparkling
diamonds for
a Valentine
\t' edding.·'
Attearwd "9mOltd '" • ........ -Wxwy. -·nd-lon ,_ ..... _
IOldln f'lnga.
Thi mote exqultttt
llQN'Mllon ol the Chftllft\ll
.Plrlt and your'°""·
IHttte"'now.
•-~arr 1-MU.-...,Mlelf
Beaidea Fount.In Valley, the upected
1172 populatlon1 of the oth• lour hl1h
achool1 are : Weatmlnster, 3,511; Marina,
3,5"1; Hunllnglon Beach, 2,413 ; and
Edtaon, 3,417.
All of the dilirlcl schools eicept Hun-
tiniton Beach are overcrowded accordJn1 to dlltrjct oUiclalt. ~ctp! ,., ·the Hun-
tington Beach· campus, an others were
originally designed to hold 3,000 studenta.
Cl1sart10ms have been erpaAded by 1d-
dln1 porlable 'UDila at moot ol. lbe cam-
pusea.
Mr1. Grey suggested that more
atudenta could be sent to the HunUncton
Beach campus, but trusteea reminded ber
that a major coeelruclton job .Is planned
at the Khool,neU year. .11
Coeelruclton '""' will. be rtlµrJ>Jabinl parla of the old camfl\11 which do not
meet llie 1tote'1 earthquake aallty slan-
dardl. I' , • I
Dy!!nler '\IJl!iiled ll1t! ;bo p,~ d a r y changu ara oilly a temporary IDIWer.
"We are looklnf al otbtr oolulloliJ,
such 11 year·round school," be explalned.
"And the district owns three hiCb achool
altes ."
The three district owned school altes
are at Golden Wut str.t ind Wuner
Avenue:, Yorktown Avenue and Mqnol.La
Stree~ and at Newhlnd Slreel llld
McFadden Avenue.
There 11 no bond money available. for
achoo! conatructlon, howevar, 1nd dlltricl
trualeea have not scheduled a bond elec·
Uon. ·
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'Teacher's Day' Bill
Introduced l;>y .Briggs •• • SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A blll
deslgn1Ung the third Monday ln March
as a Jegal holiday known at Teacher's
Day was introduced Tuesday by
Assemblyman John V. Iirlgf1 (R-
Fullerlon).
An aide to Briggs said be introduced
the bill alter recelvlnf a letter from 1
teacher asking why there were holidays
such a1 Labor Day for other aroups but
none for teaChers.
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14 YIAU IN IAMI UICATtCN
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Wednesday, hnuory 26, 1972 H DAILY ,JLOT
Blast H rts· ~ol Hurok;~ Woman Dies:. •
DAILY ,ILOT Sl1H ""''' • BRONZE RI CHARD HENRY DANA FINALLY ARRIVES
Secretary Kay Griffi n Gives Rich Welcoming Pat
• Statue ·ID Crate
Work of Da1ia Arrives, Thougli
Richard Henry Dana is restin g
peacefully today among buoys, lawn
n1owers and pruning shears.
The bronze statue has come a Ion~ way
-·perhaps even farther than the original
.Dana who wrote a no\•el about his \1isit' to
the Califcmia coa!il. '·
The· $20,000 art \\'Ork is being stored in
a 'Neifport Beach 1war~ouse •oWned by ttte orange County 'Department of
Harbors. Beaches and Parks.
FOr a time many persons wondered if
the statue was ever going to arrive.
"\Ve had to do a little detecti ve work to
find it:· said Larry Lealnan. senior
·engineer fo r the county department.
· The Del Amico Lines, the firm that
';;hipped the statue from Carranza . Italy
aboard the Fratern ity . was obligated to
'deliver it to the Harbor Depatrment.
''\Ve planned to pick it up in Ensenada,
where they took it because of the doc,k
strike,'' said Leaman . "But they said
they would bring it up." " '
It was • the county purchasing ·depart·
me nt tha t fiJ1ally found the statue in Bell
Gardens. 1·
';I don 't know wtiy they took it tq Bell
Gardens bl.ll whe~ we fou1J4i Jt \,\'e 1Joaded
ii en a true~ and took it to Nf~port
Beach."
The statue is still crated and will re-
main so uctll the end of A'Pril when it will
be mounted on an island 'at the end of the
bridge in Dana Point Harbor.
Jt will be placed on a' marble base by
the Moajave Granite Company.
"\Ve will guard it until then," said
Leaman . "We wouldn't want to see it
some morning on a colleg~ campus."
CQunty Air Pollution Unit .,
~Authority Raises Queries
" Should a county air pollution control answer,?" asKed Supervisor Da vi d
··district be under the agricultural depart· Baker.
iment. health department or b e The expert replied, "It depends on how
autonomous? you handle the project. If it is a
'· Tha t was th e queStion posed 1'u~sday reasonable one. I would approve but It ill
by Board of Supervisors Chairman possibl e to work both ways.
: Ronald Ccl:spers to Dr. A. J. Haagen·Smit. "Counties shot.1ld not give up their
·chairman or the State Air llesources autono1ny com pletely and ~hould , retain
Board who appeared before supe rv isors their own air pollution control agency," informa~.lf Tuesday morn,ing. j Dr. 11aagen-Smit concluded. .
The air pollution expert quickly replied The doctor, a fonner consultant with
U~t "the heaJth de pa rt me n t em-Callech empha sized that he was speaking
pbaUcally. That department has a much informally and was in Orange County to
nj()re powerful argument to present to attend a meeting on another subject.
tfJe people than agriculture doel.t< ~. He was inviled to speak to the boa.rd by
"'The health of plantt ii' n6t as Baker who is chairman of the state Air
PJrsu.uive • that of. '", Dr'. •,Quality Study Commission which is
!iU&en-Smlt .iadd!d. . ~1 ~ .• , ·~ • assisted by H;aagen-Smit.
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.Offices
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Fireb.ombed
J ~ 'IOl!K (UPI) -t'ires, • ,..
Pll'tOilY calll<d by incendiary bombo,
blued IGclay through tba midlown ollices
ol. i. musJc,al artists• manacement ~encles which speciallze In lmportlnt
Soviet ta)ent, killing one peraon aid jn-
jurlng nve, including famed impresario
Sol Hurok.
News media received anonymoua phone
calls shortly after from a man alerting
therq to the incidents and using ·the
Jewish Derense League slogan, "Never
agairi !" ·
Hurok, 13, was treated at Polyclinic
Hospital for smoke inhalation and releas·
ed about two hours after the morning in-
cidenl at his 20th floor Avenue of the
Americas office.
The v i c t i m of the fire there Wll
reported to be a Hurok employe, pro-
bably a receptionist, in her 20s.
Damage was described as "very
heavy'' in rive room! where the fl.l'e was
contained by firemen.
The other blaze was reported contained
to a ground floor reception room at the
office -of Columbia Artists Management.
Inc., a few blocks Crom the ofiicts of
Hurok Concerts, Inc. There were no in·
juries.
Sam Gold. vice president of the Hurok
!inn, said that _at 1:30 a.n\, PST there
was ''a burst of name and the entire
reception desk area Wa5 enveloPedJ in
amoke ."
"The5e two organizations are responsi·
ble for bringing Soviet culture to the
United States at the same time that
Sovi et culture is responsible for the
deaths and imprisOnment cf Soviet
Jews," the male caller said. "Ne ver
Again."
The militant defense league headed by
Rabbi A-1elr Kahane ilformed the news
media it would bold a news conference to
discuss Soviet perfonnances in the
United States.
Later, it canceled the news conference
while denying any respcnslbility for the
incidents.
The building where Hurck Enterprises
Is located waa evac~ and the il)jured
were taken ,to,Ro.<j,sev.elt Hospl\lj ,l!j"P.·
bulance1. ThOl".a-red 14 bo.aullonlog
from bums and smoke inbalatkln. The
street outside the building was Uttered w~th glat1s. /
f , • , 'J•\iw~. whsl. w~s !>l?rn lit ~si~, and ';<w1"Ui tn~,pn11f:I! ";iiates,1 ,llOf,11~, ~r the t'#'r of ~ne cen~ur)'. was ·~ lli1t to
negoti'ate the presentation of Russian
ballet. folk dance c o m pa n i e 1 , in-
strumentalists and singers in the United
States 'when the Cold W1r begl9 io thaw
in the 19505.
He left Russia because there was little
·opportunitY for him as a Jew under the
Czarist regime.
Clean Air Co sts
Could be Steep
The co1t of clean air rnightt mean $135
billion in expenses to the nitlon's car
drivers, a federal expert estimated Tues·
day in .Anaheim.
The cost would be in new equipment
nee'.ds, maintenance and loss ~ mileage
from newly developed smogless gas, said
Donald A. Randall. chief administra\or of
the Senate judiciary sutcommiUee on an-
ti·lrtJst and monopaly.
Randall. who said the subcommittee
has been looking into anti.smog and traf·
fie safety m~asures1 spoke to some 1,000
delegates to the national convention (Jf
the Specially Equipment MahUfacturers
Association a group of equipment makers
of high-perfonnance part for cars.
RandaU said uperts: em mated ~ per·
cent o( all veblclo on. tht road had
seriously de!ectlve brakes -P.lfl of the
cause of the 1.4 mlUloo ltafllc ilaaths and
$l million traffic injuries ~ f(19
·trillion In economlc,~laU A,lnce, 1133,, be
said. •
'Cupen allo uUd tbiJI 1 ~yt
qrlcultural burning In till Sin In'
and S.cramento valley11 contrl to
air pollution. •
llugen.Smit ·replied, ·~t ·Is not the
P.flvilege of the state board tO dictate to
Specific areas. especially If the local !Oki·
Stil! ~ing
lion is better!''
~·ts a slngli air pollution control ?agency ,,.
for the Los Angeles basin areal the
Aging Lio1i Lagu1ia Lothario
t 1
\ · Buckling Vp
Ma y ·Be ·V nsafe
SOUTH llEHFLEET, England
(AP) -Tom Smith Jocked his wife
In an anllque chaailty bolt for her
28th birthday. Then, their 3-year-<>kl
son Mark threw away Q1e key.
Smith attacled the me<lieval caat
Iron with a saw and broke two
bladet. " f'
Father bundled mother l•lo the car and dr.,. her Jo the fire house.
Chortllnt flremtg freed Mrs.
Smith with their wire cutlers.
"When Tom presented me with it,
I sakf it Yil.S •hit r had al•a)'1
wanted." abe &lid. "It was a joke
-but IL.Jl.l&n't 100 funny ror ~e."
Frasier the lion Is alive and well In
Laguna Hills -and an In spiration to ag-
ing males everywhere.
Frasier Is a patriarch among lions. He
Is 17. Five years more than the life span
of I.he avera1e Un.
He aJao Is the reignina: Casanova
' among Ibo jungle monarehs al Lion
• Country Safari, •hen l.>00 animaJ• -
lncludJag nearly 100 lions -roam the
counlryokle.
Frasi•r Is ao old his 100C1Jt muscles
have coilapoed and hla 1onJUe lolls C1111·
•Iantly lrom his mouth. lie walb wllll
4lfllculty aocl no Iooter can lead the hunt,
Until three yean ago the venerable
Fra~ler was a clr<us Ilon. He w11 llmplng
with ao Infected le& and hi• owners plan-
aed to destroy him. Biii York, chief
warden al the SOO..cre Lion Country
&,fart, bou&ht Fra15er from the circus
and nursed him back lo health.
Uons rw11n pride•; a dCJun Hone11e1,
a dQrninant male. several lesser· males
and cubs.
Several montht ago 11 young Ilona:
were brough1. to the Safari, .• UntJJ a
dominant male is introduced,. the prkle
remain s unestabl11htCI and the lionesses
grow despondent, veterinarians 1ay.
The veteranarlan introduced a virile
young male lion Int.> the aecl~ com·
pound with 11\e ll ljoneoseo. !jest morn-
in( the YOUJll male w11 found badly
mauled by Ille llonesase1.
For nve ni&ht• the proctll I was
repeat..i, ·each Ume. with a dlfferenl
young . male lion, eacb nl1b1 wilh the
same result.
Finally, lhe velerinarlan1 thollcbl ol
Fr111er.
Next momlni, the liollt•&el were found
purrinf pl1cidly in the l\DI ne1r an ex ..
h1uated but happy Frasier, who l1y on
his bock, paws ill the air.
The veterln1rl1n1 revived Frasier with
1 daily re1tmen of five vlt1min 1bot1.
Ul"I Ttl•tt•
SOL HUROK CARRIED TO AMBULANCE AFTER FIRE
llomlt Suipocted' In Midtown Manhattan Sk yscro per 111111
. Fi.ve Cre'Wmen Survive
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Ship Sin~irig; One. Di.es
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SAN DlEGO (UPI ) -Five crewmen Jln1 .Costa, skipper of the ill-rated San
woo escaped. their sinking tuna boat Diego tunaboat. told authorities by radio
Tuesday hight off the Baja California that the "sinking occurred so fast we cOa~t' were foUnd a'llve In a skifr early to-didn 't know what happened .''
day.t}ut~»; sixth ,rpan wa s found dead in a The Coast Guard said ii was nol ex-
secorid small boat. plained why the boat sank . Tilt merchant vessel Olancho, which Costa ,radloed a mayday signal at 7: 19
joined a 12·hour air and sea search SOO p.m. Tuesday and a half-boor later, tbe
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Swiss Say
'$650,000
'H'idden'
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. " ZU RICH (U PI) -Swiss bankers satd
today they bolleve the !650.000 mi8'ing ~
the Howard H u g h e s autobiograph y
mystery is sUll In Swlt.zerland1 hidden 'It
a num bered account. "'~l
The banking off lclals. at lhe S\)'iS!
Credit Bank, said they do not think S\IC}
a large sum could have · been taken
anywhere else without it being noUCi!d.
Swiss police .,id information to,, h~
their case has now started to come
from tht U.S. Federal Bureau o
Investigation.
They said fo~BI and Swiss police expet~
"may get together at some stage'' b!A·
nothing is yet planned. , '··
Legal sources old sets or fingerprjiltt
were among documents sent to ZUricb b>t
the FBI loday, .
One set waa of finge rprints on (bt:
manuscript of the alleged Hua*·
aulobioaraphy wu wrllten by aut.boi Cli/W
ford Irving, the sources said. , "''
It was the credit bank, Swllzerla!l<!'•
third largest, which paid out. ihe moaet•
tn l,000 franc (fteo) bills t~ a •woman
calltng herself "Helga R. Hu&llel" t,ld
who had an account in the name of 'lll
R. Hughes ." .1 J~
Bank officials Iold lawyers !or J)lll
McGraw·HW and Time Publlah~_,...-.,.
panlos they bollave the ~ BM< "" be in Swlturland tn one ol the f~
secret accounta. . · ·~·
McGraw-HUI made out three checkJ ,for
the total amount Jn ,the belief the ~
was going to Howard Hughes in returtt,
ror the rlghta lo his life story. •\j ' ,,
Winchell in Ho11pii~f ... miles south of San Diego, rescued the C-Oast Gulird estimated, the fishing boat
five men as they drifted a·s~ort distance sa.TI.k beneath the three·to-elght foot LOS ANGEL.ES (UPl ) -W~
from where their >l·fool.fislling boat, the waves. Winchell has been hoopiloilzed ••I U~·
Donna Marie, sank In rough seas. The incident occured 65 miles off the Medical Center, bu.ta hospital spoke= Coast Guard aUthOriUes slid the body Joel Jo I th t of:tbe 'sixth man was also taken aboard Baja Co~st. declined ay revea e•na W'e 1
and trahsrerrel to another boat. The SOS, which said the crew was illness or his condition. »
'lbe cause or death of the-crewman was abandcning ship for a skiff , made na The 74-yeaMld newspaperman, whose
not Jminedlately ,known •nd his identity ·mention of the second lifeboat which was column most recently appeared ln ~
WIJ withheld pendina notification of next found drifting lifelessly nearby wltb the New York Mirror, reporteclJ -Weis tM
of kin·. crew.man'!' body. hospital Nov. 11. t ·~
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For JOO yea11, a whiskey from Bush mills h .. been
\Vith us. Charming us. Beguiling us in a smooth,
poli•hed and altogc1hcr lighthe•rted fa shion.
15 generitions have refi ned it.1 5 generations h•vc
•ipped it. Theverdi J:I : Neo r per( ect ion. Bush mi I ls. fi u 11
of char<1cler. But not heo1vy-hc1nded .about it. flavo r·
'ul. But r'levcr over-powering. Bushmill.s. It reflects
the l)J~I with 3 light dJld lively fl <tVOt that is Clll today.
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Comp.>re it Jo your present.whiskey, You needn't
purc;"'se a bot1le. One sip 11 yo~r f1vorite pub w~I
1ell you why Bushmllls h., Jntrisued' so m•ny 1&11•
<:rations. It is, simply, oul of sight.
IMfOltm • BUSHMII .41 .S
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Nixon Steals Thunder, On Pe~c~ Iss-Ue
By THOMAS A. MURPHJNI!:
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ly WALTEll 11. ltEW
WASlllNGTON (AP l -Pruldenl Nb<·
on 1ppear• lo hive liken c:oatrcl of tho
w1r luua with hll dllclaoure thlt thl ad-
mlnbtr1tloft hlo lone . blen puroulnl 1
po.tee formull 1lmool ldentlcll lo tb&t GI
hla chief Democr1Uc critics.
Nixon hid, on aver1I occulons, cau•
tioned would-be 1'72 chlllenaen •JllMI
r•ll'lni on thl wu In South Vlotnlm u 1
C1J"Opel1n blue. · •
Tuudoy nl1ht be lold the n1tion why,
dlocloelng lhlt the 1dmlnbtr1Uoo h11
blen lllklna ...,...uy with North Vlol-
namtN ne10U.tor1 Jn 1 wiea of 13 Paris
·* * * Long Step
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.-llop dltlnc bock lO 11'1011lhl.
Ht uld .ho h11 offll'ld t , lll·OIOnth
wlthdrtwll tlrntllble olmllu lo one lhe
ldrnblllintloo vi,orouoly oppo'old In
conpooo.
Tbo dllciOIUttt Clll Nixon, olreody I
candidate tor rwl«tkMJ, 11 the man wba
wu Iller• tint, ond demon1111i.i qoln
tbe power of a president to ~ape tht
blut1 and the cnur,. of 1 ampel1n.
Wtth the pruldenlill primorl11 1p-
proachin1. Democrats teeklnc nont.i111·
lion lo run 1plnot Nixon hive' put ln-
crtl.lin& atreu on the wit u an iaaue,
cllarslng Ni1on ha• not dont 1nou1h lo
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1t111ct i1 101ni to be difficult U not IM·
poojible fw 1ny Dllnochtic am,.i,..r,
1l leoll in'U. lmmldl•it tuiuro . ·
1\lrtJ\e:rmore, Nllon'1 natton11ly brold·
NEWS ANJLY.SlS.
cut speech disclotin1 the aecr~t ~ice
offer had 1 bullt·in rebuke for hl1 crdic1:
• "The truth IJ thot we did resl"!nd lo the
e111my'1 plan, In the manner !hey (the
tnenly ) wontod 111 lo·reopond-MCrttly.
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MRS. JOY Jl~FRIY, SON lltL; 7, INTENTLY WATCH NIXON A,,IAllANCE
D•ll11 Wem1n"1 Hu11Mnd, Robert, H11 hen POW fer Seven Ya1r1
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Bizarre Schemes
To Kill Koysgin
Told i11, Canada
.Wives of Two Prisoners
Find Hope in Nixon Tall{
For1ner Envoy;. Dies
BUENOS AIRES (AP ) :..; Felipe A.
Espil, M. former Argentine~ ambassador
to the United States and :Btitain, died
Sunday night. Espil joined the dlplom1Uc
1ervlce in Itta and alllO . repreiented
Argentina in Norwa y, Denmark, HoUand,
Brazil, the League of N1Uon1 and the
Unit~ Nations.
Vietnam«;se President Nguyen Van
Thleu'.s willingness to resign prior to a
pouible new national electibn drew 1 look ·
or astonishment from Mrs. Christian.
It was ooe of tJ!e feW displays of emo-
tion by the• women whO ~ave fived lofl&
and 4gonWngly without hope or their
hl1.!b4nd.s' lmm~iate r'el ease. 1
Both felt, however, when Ni1on finish·
ed. that hi3 peace proposals were a long
step forward toward brlngint their
husbands home.
"It's a hope, a great deal of hope -a
step forward," said Mrs. Brady, smartly
clad· in a green tweater and 1klrt, her
dark hair frollecf. ·
"It's got to end· sometirM and I think it
might be withtn the next 'Year," she llid,
twisting her husband's AnnaPoliS ring on
her finger. "Ifs the ftrst time I've felt
this way."
Mrt. Brady and Mn, Chriatian are two•
of approximateb' SI "Ive1 of POWi and
men missing in action Who live in ·this
coasta'I town with ibl nearby naval base,
drawn by mutual Na vy 'ies fld sharing
of a common tragic fate. , '
"There were Umes when I felt Nixon
was digg ing my husband 's grave,"
declared Mrs. Christian, a lively young
women with rust colored curls. ·"I -no
longer feel thls w11y. There. have been
times in the J)l1t few years when I felt
the men had become expendable. I don't
think the U.S. will abondon them now."
' "Jt'I bird to btiltYt \hol ht'I .... ," oaamu uld. "My mother w11 dins
.abaul 111111 unW !lie ~ GI ber JIMt!J: u on11tit(knew111 -..er. ill•• toeay."
Yokol 'I fatller adoptocl Oaamu In 1145
the exception of Stn. Henry M. Jacklt!D , ' 91 Wifhlnaton, hive 1upporled ,• wll'• ,
• fODcJ ..... -.,. ... red ""·-t• Dewratlc IAHer Miko Manofleld, ad•
vdallq lotll U.S. wlthdrawll In n·
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-tJla all ttu-11. Umea 1111 y t•fr stiff ~t• Rou11 oppoollion
and .-ch time admlnlatraUon loY.•li•lJ
lltoc* It In the Hou11. luf Nixon uli 'l'Ulalla,y n!lht lhll .lh•
.. dmlnlatratio• l!ad Jn>PNl'l alJl!illr
tonu lo the North Vlo.tnamm ~ not
-llut th1" tlel11.
Viet Plai1es
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. SAIGON (AP) ·~ Southc ·Vlltnamoae
flghter-bombero -kod olit i.ur ~h
'Vlttn1me1e link•. ,todoy uia '!\ieid.y
olong the w"llro 1ld1 of µ.. n.trJ]
hl1hl1nd1, mliltary,1pokeamon r~.
It was lhe first time ainci 1Mt, and the
thtrd time in m?"' than 1 dp~~ 'I/. Ille
war, th•t Noi-Oi VJeti\anltoe ·lJm ltave
been Involved Tri conibif"1n1ltii' SOuth
VlelnaJ'!l. ~ m1~sive ensny ~~up in·
cltJdift& tJnka hO been unidei way in the
trl·border re1k>n where Laos, Cambodia
and South, ~i•1'1"m com! logeljier, ud
U.S . .and South ,Vietnamese off~al1 u·
pect a major offensive timed to em·
b1rr1S1 Pri!1id¥1t Nilon durins l!!J trip
to.Pekin&, ne.xt month. :
Spokesmen slid the tanks, .of turlden.
lilied type, were · sighted bf ~ •erial
observers moving on trails inside · South
Vietnam, and propelleMlriven At E
Skyralders and A37 jet bombers were
called In to destroy them.
On Tuesday the planes hit two tanks
about seven miles soUthwest 'of Fire Ba•e
5, set1t1 of heavy 'E. hUng last y,ar, and
12 miles inside. the rder. A .nurftber of
enemy troops were ving on foot behind
the tanks and were killed, tl\e spokesmen
·said. •
The spokesm11n ·sald two more lank•
were flit this, morning just in1ide. the
border and about nine miles west of.Ban
Het. the border camp which w1s the
t1rget ot the !111t enemy tank attack, in
April llM!.
Milltar~ sour~s on ' Tue5d'ay hJ.d
reported the slghtin,g of ~ix T54 lriid!ipn
t&nkt 1boi.tt se~en miles 1outh of .'Ben
Hel, ..,t tH~i• ·wu 'n ,. reporf of F~ 10'
tion invol.!lng them . ' ~ ·
Enem y tank•, were [irst reported u_ud
inside: South Vleln1m In urly llM when
they 1tllcktd the U.S. Special FOrces
camp 1t Lan.a: Vel, on the Llotiln border,
durin& the ~e1e of Khe &lnh.
Foreign Aid Mea1nµ·e
Wins Final Approval
' W ASHlNGTON ( UPll -The House
gavt final congressional approval Tue1·
doy lo • pared-down, lon1-deJaytd $2. 75
billion foreign aid authorization for the
fi scal yeat that is more th11n half gone ,
About the same time, the Senate Ap.
propri11tions Committee, acting dn a
House-passed bill actually to put up the
authorized · mOney, made further cuts in
the measure, to a total of $2.1~ billion.
That is about·ll.45 billion less than Preii·
dint Nl1on hid sought. 1 On a 21J.1.171 roll call . House m~ber•
sent tho lncreuln1fy unpopular aid bW ·lb
lhl While House.
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> -a... Corl T. Haydm. • wlloiil -ly 17 yean of
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I 11:•Mlr1 I lorm bl tile nalloa'1 r·~,tg-afk
• ~ ITDemocrat, 11-._ ·-=-... -Dec. iO defl1dratloa. Ill ~ alipped llllo a -Saturdq _ and cl!4IJ Tuolcla, .. I.. 1 ___ _ ·' Tiit IOQ of an , ,.,._.
pioneer, he wu elecled lo the
Houae o I lle~U••
when Arizona -x· lo ' the ~ In 1t1L ~
Ill<' leln\a, w .. 'ti "" .. Senate llid ~!nod the1t J!I'
Iii his retiremanl In late i,...
Hayden became chairman of
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New Delay
Thriatens
Apollo 16
Rai~~.ep · Hi~e~ .10%
Pay Vnit. Split, S purm Own Rulel ·
WAllllNGTON (AP) -A Tbt lull l1l'U oonlrocl -mllom -...-.its tt ""'-'• • ........, Pay BiJlrd W.. ta1a1 of a ..,....I,,_ boo nvle....i • fir. JI .r. _., -·....-· · • jedld a•l).pel...t•-far
CAPS IENNBl>Y, r I a , apln llal lpol:od 111 '... Ill yaan, nlrwllve _.. --~ llUI lbln , ,
(AP) -Tbo • pnt!I-w ... ...,....., lhll llme -lllu lwo 7eat1 lo Ju. I, lfl9. 1014 M -°""'°" the .,.
•-"-1 11 -m-111 dlu..111 a-mi a IO-per-Tllo lloanl dllred the -w::e nlle 11 part of It II mom .,..... etnt paJ rifle t!lli ,..ir lw -..W the -'• and lo the -year of a IJlne. -wtlh a --1 -1-nllroad tnlnmell. 8'ld It illlends lo approve two year pac1.
-pootp>i-........_ 111\il 'tt Is uncerlafll 'whetber rilles lcP1ln( ·10 perceol lhis Tuesday's mollon' .-vlpg
ol a llak ii a ~ IUel I h • A F L. c I 0 u. 11 e d ,.... II the -k nileo ... pul the bulk of Ibo U'l'U conlncl .
.,.iem. , ,. Tr~ Union w.111 lnlo elfecl. Tbal leavu•..,. wu iponoored by business
. Tbe,opace IC""'Y repor¥ hor»r Ibo Iooe<lelayed poet, cer1aln the fate of two rllles member · Benjamin .r. Bl11· ~ ~1 · Iha -all which coolalnl olnamllned tollllq s percent llul year. &In!, a railroad enc:uu .. who
; 114 l!fllllui'n I ncbl wU1 be -k rulet the raiWed ii> The approval mollon, which IOUl'Cft say ~y wanb lo -~ lrolD Ibo ~ dullr)' AY• l'W opeed ~lee pmed -• , lo I er anti yet ,.. the new -k· rules put In·
llOd lo u -bly lld!cllng and .-tually 11ve money, -noeptlon lo the to el!ect, wbltever the price lw npa!n. An ollk:lal uld ii Tbe lll'IJ had demanded lull board's general rule that In wage•. Biaulnl. • JH'O•ident
' ii t..i "..ir-be_,. approval II tho "pact 'bellre w~ Ill • cOn1nda · ... , • ol ihe Soulhern ~aclilc Co., =tor 1111 plnud .Aid 11 Jllllllnl -~~· '"ft' rflhl lDi · IO up ...,.. lllu S.5' pei<al a • had voted earller, to reject the
• dale, 11111• ..... on 1 lo o,l!Ocl. uiu·Prelldenl A. IL year, or 7 perceal lo '•peciol JJ.per-<ent ......,.ce rai!e.
· dala)' wUI be ..... tar •:.di>' O:M11r -reluaed ·to -·~. · The lll'IJ peel was reached • "°" . > oa Tuaeday'1 lhiiool-tOtal "P'. Tho board hu yet to apply lenatlvely lut Aug. 2, endin1
Tllo Um11a lljp to the invill Wllll he 1-!V. ol-' Ill l.).JIOJOOl!Jutdeltne. 1 .two-_k.strlke !!>at even-
.,, nobly bulldll!l ee ._ baclt ftclal DDltflcatJon or· U. , • .-.:....•-tn ••• the po. ~ tuaUy 1led up 10 raJJ.lloes.
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leagues u oae of the motl
ach:ott; men ,in the Senate.
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1 ~. Ac:IY•tellf wauJd bt to the • . ~. -:
Cart ~. M 11111 la'"rilile lauadl llma. a '. •-. • I • ~y par1oc1 111ar1t11111a~
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N ~ 1111 -Prell-" tloa as a lorpt for Ollly 1 ...... headllneii. ' "When I came to Congreu,11
he ance told an interviewer,
·~ "an old blllid told 'ine I could
play foc the beec111-and he a
ihow hone, or I could buckle
v down and be a work bone."
:, He came into the national
llmelicht, lhouch, In
ovem-· -daya -_,,, ·,
deal Jolin F. Kmmody WU Earlier ;Ilda -Iha .
assassinated· and he -become lamlcll ..... .w.,.d -lb r'
acting vicu•r~jdenl' lie ..... ortpial -• 17 . d a t. .. a • '. ~ •· • becanM of 1n1ub1eo wltll a ,, ,., • .; • · SARY y .-• ~ eel In 11>&1 ~ U1itiJ lluberi a, 1 Pac•cr11 t 1 a pardon uU'=" ,OOTJ:f A~Nl~R , """""' Humphrey ~ took' offtce in mechn'un, the __,,alt 'MU ITAftl WIDNleaY. INOS SUNDAY
January 1115. J " sulll lad Nlter!a "'-the lunar 1AN. ao. 14u11Y, .-.QuaNnJ1u LIM!nDr
landlng c:nfl. Thal WU the
lint tim1 an Apollo moon , •
; .Jail Boom ........ bad lo be'poa!Jloned
/ ~ ot 'technical dJI.
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™inc to the problems
hive plagued the fi!(lbt, one of
the Apollo II ub-, 'i·Cfll.rles J.I, ~-Jr.; ~
hi>lpltallzed' ,eight daya 1111
fU'lt part of Ja"111')'.P,otwilh~. . baclitlaJ poeumollla;u • . • • his traildnl·
G LAKE -BUTLER, Fla. (AP) oonvlCta•under ,• order. Dub and Apollo II, ......
--O!llciab who clooed 1he 'The oonviob _. ildmHled · mander JObn W; YOUDll· -
, doon of.FJcrida pri!ona lo new because o! a Jlode County ala led to heoome tho nlnth and
1,<lnmalel !ul week due to -.. ~ rd · ·'lbal· llmib the lot!/ Americans lo walk on the ~ overcn>wding reope~i'f" ~ • 0 er ·moon, exploring the central 'crock Tlltlday .lo 11 county jall'a populltlon to IOO, highlandJ ¥a crater !Wiled
, llid Al Cook, superlnltndent Deacartea.
· Residential ~~= ~0:.11ectptio• ~ •. • · "But r don't ·h • • • 1n-Boeing :tJ ps , Pl Aired atrucllona from TaUalwaee to i'. •. an . . •coepl anybody ....... he aald. Benefits
:i .. • . "ll anybody elle catne ,I ;/ B:v· Disney .,,u1dn't adm1t;lhem w1t11ou1, , ~tmEl <APl . _ '!'bi ! · ~~ "J_-. · t n 1 tr u c t ·I o•n/1~·' from 'BOebii cO: bar agrei.:1:\0. tm-'
, ·ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -Tallahu..,," Cook llkL "But mediat.ly Implement terms o!
• Walt Disney ProduclioM,bave , the lherll!o Oround the stile ,a -IJlne.year contract wtth
• unv.eiled t plan to n:pand into , .,...,___,&_.. ,Hn,tWi nd 1 lltOlpece . workers, wltb the "real -te and build a oprawl-w'":" • ...., qur. ,..,. a nceplllll of a dbpuled p>rtlon
._log 4,000-acre executive don.tern~ well ,lavt1 that tl •aftnt~piynile.
,pla)'.pourid nqt ~ to the ~k ;..i the new prlaOhera Tbe _, ..........i
.• ~ICk_ey'MouH~~~·lnerii.ed l.fU fa,q.ar:a ~~:w!!~~ ·~1 ':.tiple1 the tjtJ '"J i>c>Polat1o11 tq;l,l9l. Tllo faclll-·,top -'llbrUri b Gpec:M
Lake Buena V~ W be ty, wu designed lo houa 710. to he lndl1dOd In Feb. 71 llevelooeil at the 27 •icre 'We've added a lot of-• paycheCb llid retroactive Jiii'
'•Walt Dlmey World .ffi.1n cer.. cleClt bwW through the from Jut Nov. 11 !J lo be paJd
1lrtl Fknida'• Citrus Belt.• years," c.ook uid. "And we March 2.
· Tbe le!Jare-OrieDted com! . ..,,. have 1,11111 bwW. All over A joint sbtemenl luued
munity, Dilney o!f!clals Aid, that.wm 1et a mattnea'"' the • Tueaday by Boeing and the
would abut the f400 mWlon floor." IDternltlonal A!-.ciatlon of
amusement park which was Cook ~. ~ , Buller'• MKhlnilts a n11 Aerospace OJlllled In oeteber lllJCLalrelMly population a ...U ago wu Worbn 'aald all other /rlnJe
hu drawn more than ! mllllbn !,209 but heel -. with -and ~iool Ct the .
! r~=· .. !or ctlndOdruum ~.!·:tr-.. :!.. premature ~-::ieclbtely~ put lnlo If,. .
retreats avllllble lo major . •
"corpontiona, prlVate h:nna,
.,four llolela· llid llhopp!ng ac-·
•comilllllallona and 1 pool of •
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,boanl,,-diiclosed the> projed
, dubbec\ Phase ll·ID Ibo Dbney·
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• ·-•• Judge Backl Patient , FkJridA blueprint. • ,
~ Co n.1 tr u e.Uon, alreedy,. u .
nportei ·under . way, on the . MILWAUKEE, WU. (AP)-, Friday, 11ylng •1he
. flral of 27 townhou!ea planned,. "It .. time .. terminate -had not proved Mrs. -
h under Ibo Buena Vista .Land , eedi•n , and · Jet • Mrs WU Uioompelent to make her _.Co., 1 wholly-owned subsidiary proc • ._ : · , • owa dedaion1 .
: of Walt Dllney Producl¥lnl. , Jilauch depart In God 1. own -·Officials had been 1"1&ble to .
" peace." , " talk to Mn. Rauch, but the
Parents Oaim
Deserted Baby
With those words, County , judge ·-lo 1 her hoopital Judge Michael Sullivan ended room Tu..Uy wtth i friend of
a special bedlide bearing the woman·,
Tu..Uy Into w h •1 her Sullivan oald she wu ileit
Gerlrude Rauch, Tl, lheald and attentive and "dellnltely
be required .imder court order does not want the operation."
y 0 fiMFl'E NATIONAL to wxleriO·"ll!putatlon of a lee . Mrs. Raum hu lpanl the PA1!K (UPI),.... Park tftlcJali• ~·;;;-eflol:I Jb ... , ~me:', iur 17' years lo ud out of ban rt00rtH'11at lhe jiarenb \boc:to~ llY her Jell I" 11 holpitafa and lllinq -· · of an lnlant left on the lltepa of ,._,, , 'lllo gangre11e lnfecllon Ill her
a hospital have I t e p p • d WbOn Mrs.' Riuch -1,. WU C!ll3ed by hardenlar
forward 11111 dacldecl lo keep lo oonaenl lo Ibo operatlon, of the arterlea, docton uld.
Clllettrl-:, . ~ .• ?<'; · ·~·Ibo -id.nlber die, -. tho ho1p1111 »
, tali! llli'..*ifllies f. Barden, ..... .,_ -· llYI lhe , ,CU It ~-:ill ~· bolpltaf, -!1111 _..._le oaly by ~ ..
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:-... DARY PU..OT EDITORIAL PA.GE '
They Shouldn't' Resig~
Both the HunUngton Beach and Fountain Valley
city councils are 1tudyin1 a suggestion that council can·
dldates who are membUs ot ·civic boatds or couunllalons
step down from their positions during the elecUon cam·
palgn.
It's not a very sound suggestion, though It wu oJ>.
\'lously offered from separate sources In eac6 city -with
good intentions. •
The theory Is that a member of, say, the planning
commlssion or parks and recreation commission hu 1n
unfair advantage over that Man In the Street, the new·
comer to civic affairs. The commissioner may uae his
poslUon to gain publicily -by maki~~ obvioUJ!y soap
box statements -and may make decLS1ons more in the
interest of his campaign than !n the city's development.
True at times, but not necessarily bad.
First, you can make as many enemies as friends as
a planning commissioner. Ask a homeowner or a busi-
nessman about a commissioner. They'll probably give
you contrasting opinions. Secondly, what's so wrong with
a commissioner trying to take the popular line? Isn't
that what democracy is all about? The more recorded
votes and statements a commissioner makes the more he
reveals himself and the bel!A!r able are citizens to judce him. .
But even if this situation were to be' cona!dered an
advantage to a csndJdafA!, Ls it an unfair one! It !a an ad·
vantage he bas earned by proving a willingnes's to aerve
the public. By serving on a civic board, he probably bas
picked up a knowledge of local government that would
benefit him and the community u a cowicilman. In
questioning the motives of a commias!oner in rnnninl
for elective office, one should alao ask why that Man in
the Street Is seeking a council aeat without first be«lm•
Ing involved in local government at a lower level.
Further if an appoin!A!d board member· should step
down on seeking elective ·office, ao should an incumbent
councilman In runnln1 for rHlecUon. In that we, tho
council would be without a quorum ev~ry other elecUon
year. ·
In neither city ll the chan11 belnl considered for
the ,\prU 11 electionJ. In l!unUniton Beach tho pro()Olll
ll beln1· sludJed to see whether ii la legally in order,
Legal or no~ both councl!J should bear In mind ll!at
the fewer restricUons placed on council candld1te1 the
tielter. •
Our Local Izaak W altons
The experimental fishing program at lllle Square·
Park in Fountain Valley gives every inclicaUon If wUl
be a phenomenal success. , •
Eager ani!ers line up at the gate each momine at
7 o'clock waltmg for the park to open. Each afternoon,
hundreds of local youngsters can barely wait for ' school
to let out so they can rush home, grab their poles, 'and
head to the loci! fis'1ing hole. In the quiet of midaft~r·
noon, there are always a number of senior citizens scat•
tered along the shore, peacefully whiling away their
time in the way they always hoped they could. .
There Is only one other criterion f/Jr a successful .
fishing program, ancf that ll that people catch !lib. So
tu that condition, too, bu been mel.. Park offlcW. esti•
ma!A! that the average anjler catches one or two fish,
and that many actually bag their limit. .
The only problem.at Mlle Square Park, in fact, has
been that the fishing program is too 1popular. Anglers
over the weekend line up shoulder to shoulder all along
the shore.
The Orange County Board o~Supervisors was well
advised when it finanCed thlJ pilot program. It Is one
concrete way in which clllzens young and old can see
where their tax dollars are going.
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Doqllll Al Lorie:
Wblle ouch devlcel u computen and
Ille COlll1D1lllical At.illte 1)'11em are now ll>le to provide lhe ,,..test omount
el Information In lbe llhorlest Ume ever
aYIDable to men, lbe ordinary penon •<>
tually -1 ... about what is rally; ·
1oinil on In the wOllcl •
than belon! tide
l)'Reml wert evoI1v_;
ed -he ii lnunclaloo
wJtll f1ctJ1 but ~
vided with no frame
el reference In wllich
to-lhem. • •
'lbe"'"""'thalwe -.. .;old·' -.., ofodqlll ... --Iha! -.. lw 11 la u pc ....... u lmqlnln1 ....... a~ sluttm:r by Ooollln& huge .,.,... of food and leavinl
it cm lhe tahle wtlhoul eating IL • • •
A man'• respect for "iiw IJ1d_order"
v.,Ju. In pcoportlcm to the order In which It\ la oer)'ed by low -thole served last
r1ij>ect II leatt. • • •
No· .. upon ha• any right t o
mlaimlrltl unUI It could send out llliY ol
tis communicant. u an aample to lhe
beathen1. • • •
Muhn Corty, a hall.century ogo, pro-
bably explained the aouthward mlgraUoe
of aenlor citizens as well a 1
anybody, wben be wrote: 0 To an old man, iDY placa that's warm b homeland." • • •
1be human race Is nlftly learnlftl that
Planners Warned of · Excess H'otels
The quickest way to make the,
United States into a second-rate
nauoo Is to give Ill chlldren a
leCOftd.rate educatJon. Pe op I e
abould 1Upporl their local achools
NOW.
-B. D. W. " ............................... .. .................. ...,,,,,, ....
"!W .... ,... .. ....., ...........
the 11cooquest of nature" la I cblmera.
and .we_ can ..rove ~ by cooperaling
wldl t;IBlure; but ,we• ba"1e ai>I ye\ . litfll!I
to·Jmn thal the ame la true'ln Man VI.
Man cmflicts, which are never subdued,
l>ut.aily reklpdlocl, by,.for<O. • • • •
We eommonly look upoe crime "'"' · punishment as cause and eUecl, but ii
may just u often be the other way
around -cur instinct !or punilbment •
1111'1 _.u lhe commllllon of crime. . • . .
RepJymc to a lludent who wants to
know the dllference between a "hack
writer" and an "artist " the belt answer' . ' I can think of is that a back writer counts
his words, w,blle an artist Weigha them. . ' . .
To the Editor:
I read with interest the article by
Thonw Murphlne (DAILY PILOT, Jan,
18), and I quote, "Hotel Boom Hibl
Coast."
It wu only recenUy ·that I recelvid
cllpplngs from San Francisco papera
which went to some length to uplaln the
dtptha ol despair that many hotel
managers in Sao Francisco have been
plunged into becauae of lhe excessive
amount of hotels that have "popped" up·
In lhe last year or so. So serious did ii
become that lhe planning commilllon has
put a hall to It all.
·; AJ' .flllST°'t!!ey thought I! WU JI!"! a question ol' the. eslsllng operators lild
general managers wanting no com-
peU~ Generally, mana1ers have •<>l>-Jec!lon to competition. It can sllliiblate
lntenst In l!D orea, bring new ~
etc., but when yoil get to the point ltlllli'a >
San Fnncico has arrived at where lit tblt· las\ two years 111 many hotel roo1D1 baft
betn bulll that In no way cao Ibey be
filled, then ii ii ..,,, bad.
HOTELS LIKE lhe Fairmont .,. hav·
Ing lhelr problems. True, lhere are peal<
periods just u we experience here at the
Newporter Inn.· However, we have to
. press for group or convention business. Speaking ot words, I! Is worth Th.,. 11 nol enough transient hl!Slneu in ~mef!tberin~, that "humility'' and this ·area to wpport more than about
hurnlllallng. come from lhe ame root; three 'hotels, and with the advent of the Flau~tt ·wrote that "Nothing is m~ ~pus depression in electronJcs and
burnlllatlng ,than to • ldio~. succeed In ' spaco there bave been many, many sad
eoterprlaes.we have [ailed In -aod this situations <'!OD In the existing hotels,
should give 111 a sense of humility, not without the proposed hotels being built.
resentment or outrage. 'lbe break-even point in most hotels i.3
• • • about 70 percent, and it is terribly bard It Is hlstorlcally true that those nc.. to bold ll at, thal. ·
moll" noted !or their overwhelmlnl
"bosp!tallty" aro at tho lllDe time the WREN I BEAD ol all )hese projecls ior
moot oggreulve and vengeful -as U the the futur~ -McDoll{lell Douglas,
hospitality were a 1eouflectloo to the Lockheed, Marriot -additions here and
goda before committin& some murderou1 additions there, a sense of dismay fills
Impiety. me that this should be allowed to come
.1 about for the same struggle will come to
Santa Ana College on Jan. zt, aponaored
by the Anobelm Junior ~bell Club and
the Garden Grove Fire Fighten Union,
will help buy that van.
MANY PEOPLE help; Young Lad! ..
lnlUtute No. IOI serves relrahmeots at
the !unctions.
Missed at il!e parlJ wu Mn. Dorothy
Qoaage, who operates a n~ register
from her bed. On the dly "'fori, lhe wu
burl·ln a !all. She hu been bedrlddeo sift.
ce -with rheumatoid artbrltil. She orpolaed GM! in 11161'wtth the belp
of Olympic wbeelchalr basketball cham-pkle Bill Falrbonb. '
. Sb8 ~ Christmas week that llhe'll aood look, dO ...,. -". and dollbJe. be In the Disabled Perscma lntemallooal
<;heck on the picture oa lhe Orance Coast WHO'S WHO, recommended by her bul-!::'°"1op~y0rallow Counlhe amety sltuaUoa to b8nd, ,who died a lew months ago. "It'•
ve m 1D1t • like a qirlstm.M present from him " the DOUGLAS A.. ll05S aid ' C.::.:=-t: · · M~beri are gradually "8chlnl their • aoaI -oell·llllfliclency.
To the Editor:
I would lib to espreu my crati-19
all ol lhe gu ~'In. Ille -·that observed the "true spirit of ll)DU"
(modern version) by raiaing their gu
price six to eight cents per gallon on
Xmas eve. Prices were subsequently
lowered a few day1 after Xmas.
MAYBE I abould feel llorl')1 !or lbem.
since they are being investigated for un-
necessary repaln. I feel that there are
many honest gas ltations, but this Xmas
price rise appears to have been a fan-
tastic achievement in colluaion.
JACK W. BOYDE
,Wlseek ... lr Danee
To lhe Editor:
One holiday party I attended llood out
from the rest -the wheelchair dance
given by Glass Mountain Inn, Inc.
DOROTHY WHITE
'Slletllc AUulc'
To the F.dllor:
Last nlibt 00 lhe ...... they lhciwed
pictures ol an airnaJt· carrier being
scropped. 'Ibey said llhe wu in almost
every major naval engag~t bl the
Pacific against the Japanese. She fought
o[I ~ tremendous Karnllwl attack and
came through the whole war with only
minor' damage. A IOal llgbllng lecly
Now 1be Is bein/scrapped IOd oold· to
Japan. And u the commentaflr said, she
will proliably ~ bad; in the rorm ol a
Dataun or 1 Toyotli. •
WHICH PROVES that what Japan
couldn't get wllh bulletl, lbe ii lolni to
get wllh economics. Riehl now, like In
Pearl Harbor, abe'1 wlonlnl. But tbil
sneak attack II a little dillerent; lhe good
Arnerlcanl are lleJplng It along. Be
mighty proud all you patriotic Datsun
and Toyota owners.
• • ' j Ca!Uornia alone. These good people wllo ;
come here In g9Qd faith to escape poverty :
and start a new life, have work and l
weUare privileges to make one's hair i
stand on end U be is a lupayer. Yet 't
these lnunlgrants/ are tac!Uy welcomed
by the chambers of commerce and tbe l
de-facto employers of chea.P labor, to the :
detrlmeot ol the tabo..,. ilieiil!y here. !
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THE EMPLOYMENT ~·em callled ! by the lush lmmlgnllloo laws II had !
enough, but the Increase of crime 11 •
something else. Let me dte another l situation in San Francisco where young
Cblneae Immigrants have orgonlaed a ~
new tong which has set out to murder the l
• buds ol lhe eolsllng loags which have •
endured !or leneratlom. '
Again please read the pepers. FriJm j
everywhere come aliens to take jobs af
tower than itandard. wages, get On relief ;
or collect money to fmance civil wars in .
the old counl(y. Ajl lhele immlgr&nl,!.,;
know one thing for sure: They can go on.:.
rellel. A rnorotorlum oo Jnunlinnll II ;
long 9ver®e. If and when it comes about •
It will sunly do damage to the exploltera :
of cheap libor, and the 1Uly do-gooders
will be at a lbos as to what to do aood '
ned. :
, S. G. 'ONDINE l
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To the Editor:
Nison ·Is being blamed ,for high
unemp1o~ent while unemployment is ,
not extremely high, comper<d t o I
Democratic admini1trations, in ,
peocetlme. U aliens aod mlgrool !arm :
· workers wtre replaced with cilfz4m, it 1·
would ·be less. II the SST -om bad
carried (.lhich Nilon ·~). employ•)
ment would l>e higher. II longshcnmen I
were not on ltrlke (moatly over jurildic-(
tional dllputel between uoiom), employ.!
ment would be hllher •. i
F a"lsehoods and F ailittes
us here on the Orange Coast that has
already overtlleo most botell in San
Francisco.
I am not exaggerating when I tell you
Members represent more than 30
Orange County and adjacent; cities.
Rock dancing offers creativJty Jor
hand, shou1der and head movements, plua
twists of wheels.
JOHN B. ROBERTS
NIXON HAS DONE all that.he could to :
prevent this strike. Such a strlke affects :
1 lot more people than those In "'nnecled l
lndlll!lies, · " r 1
ThMe unlon leaderi:, ~king heads \ '
WASHINGTON - A federal audll o[
our economic aid program In South Vie~
Dim tlnCOvered so much bickering,
blunderln& and boondoggllnl that the
Nison Admlnlltntion clauilled it before
the ink WU dry, .
1be _. study charges thot
""'"' than .. ml~ licxi. w11 wasted on
wortbleu pacilica.
Uoo projects, O! this
ail.eab&e tum, $1 eat ot every $1 went . to
pay the bureaucrots
who always narm
like bees around
every appropriation.
Not only wu ~
nomic aid used to ball out lhe pacilka-
ijcm inctam, ocoordinl to the report.
llul to ~ a polillcal ••_.nauon •.·Aro luncls were -lato ttoo Plloenis, wbicb w .. eahbllsb-
pe out lhe Viet Cone under(round
trpnlZIUon.
1U llUSll'8IJSB report, prepared bf
'.AID'• Opntinns Appraisal beJXi!y Jolla
.... decJarej Iha! AID "clvlllanl • , •
.. -atcly Involved In questions ol
lwallWW -=mtty, Pbomix; coordination ot .-y oporallons IOd other actlvlliel
na1 dooely relaled to A[l).lundecl lleld
pc&: ~ mntradJcts the pile
... It II fl Aulalaut AID .........,_ Robert Nooter .., ho = ., I 'ltd the liOllle Fortiln •cmumtteo on Jul y 15, 1971,
.. .., _. bondled economic aid
llltdlr ... liad ooWng lo do dlractly .... .-la Pt'Ol'IID,
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Here .,.. other ui:erpts wldc:ll lndlellle
that tho paclflcatloe ~am Is Jloun. derlna:
-•AllJ'I BURVEILLANCJ: ewer a-
penditure of (pacification ) resources,"
cbarau the report, "baa not -saUsfaclory. Over 70 percent ol lhe total
f38.1 million ... 11 of such projects -In
other worda, nearly Ihm out el every
four AID , dollara apent !or CORDS
(poclflcatlol1l -aoe• !or U.S. payroll
COits."
-MiDJ AID olllclala lnlervlewed bJ
!be Alldller -·· otllce ''lndll:aled they IJlllld ~ IO percenl of their time
reporting -to hiCh btaclqaarteri. '!bent ts oo plannlna ,.. pcoarunmlnl at
lhe ttgloool leftl with respect to IJSAID
!eclmlcaJ .......,,..... Retult: almost
every JllOll'lll1 has flopped.
-Al one esample, Ille report lllatu: A
total ol 13.1 mUllon will be obl!iated (!or)
fl malnlenlnce sbopo. one In each pro-
•ln<e and/or ...ior city, All but one ol
lheae was completed by the end of (!local
year) Jl70. The project i'lprese~ts a very
aoplllstlcated approach In -. undeveloped
....try nd, not surprlslnJ, It II not 'I'"" cesaful. 11 •
Yel this dismal story of (alltlboods and
failures bu been bJclden under IOCUrity
labels, '° 01ficl1!1 can continue mllklnl
Ille lupayen ;,.. more money. •
that Uley are in most cases having a dif-
ficult time with occupancy and some of
the hotela: like Stanford Court and other
additions td some of the major hotels are
not yet completed. 1be aome thing Iha!
has befallen San Franclaco will dtllnliely
occur he.. U tbil bulldlna Is permitted to
continue.
. A VERY FEW people in and out of the
hotel businesa are not unaware of what
'took place 0t HonotUtu when they wtre
allowed to build, wltbout any control,
thousands of rooms. Occupancy was at an
oteroge ol 50 percont lnvestora could not
make It. hotel managers could not make
It, and It wss a very sad story all around. 1
I hope those oo the city counclll and
planning commissions here will take a
•• George ---,
Ddr George:
My husband and I are planning to
llart 1 aol<lflsh lann. Do you know ot 1n1 bootJ we can iud up on
bef.n ... llart!
ELAINE D.
Dear ElalDe D.:
''War and Peace/' "Pilllim't Procresa" Ud tho EDcyJoeedla
BrltannJca. (Note to !leaden: I
!mow they don't bove anything to
do with 1oldft1h fanning but it will
delay them In going broke.)
(Write to Geo111e and lat ...., •
body cbuckle at your pet won'I•.
George Is the 0 .. 1 to admit 111o1•1
a Wtir<! reuon !or wr!Una, bu~
then, lt'a a weird bualilaa.) •
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A wheelchair occupant in a busineu
suit maneuvered rhythmiCally with a
partner on wheels. A lanll1 able-bodied
member of the "Joy, Inc." linging IJ'OUP
danced with a "cha~" girl A pnlty girl
WU able to """" ber """" boots a little. Her partner ,,.. a mlddlNpd man who,
like me, wanti to be1p lhe -bera meet
their goal -a ........ .., trilnlntl and
busin.,. center. ,
A YOUNG MAN rolled u, to me and
said, "Shall we try tb!s one?" The 11Just
Us" combo played u we danced.
Gius Mountain Inn, Inc. is nmprofit
and nonsectarian. Members range in ase
lrom teens to 50s. They're buJy. • •
bu s I n e s s meetinp, self-improvement
-Iona, bowling with special mechanism
al Sontana Lanea. . • .and aettinl Into
colleges. t
The Santa Ana Firemen'• Benevolent
A-iaUoo provlclea ne aervl.,,, but
GM! needs a vao ot Its own. A --
basketball same --tho ~
County Bean and ~ °""· Ill
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Vietor Borge, 1'lalll, ..ic /. 'CllJI,
COltC«1 ..., -"J dilcovwed fftD 11 a
child prodflY that a 1111111 la the I~
dJMDce , ..... PlolJll. "• .
Aaoe -·· --~ "There Is • tndam 'wisdom II _...,.
tempared with Juctimooi.' -1!beralt
have lmowledp; -_.ltfel
haft wlldoat."
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To lhe Editor: _ over jurlsdlc1191!1 ore ~r SoclaliJts or !
Included In lhe 4 mllllon Jnunlinnll
now owa!Una cltizen1blp (wttlJ , some '
300,000 more coming bere 'efery•yeor)
are aome I00,000 alien . ~-In
Democrats. II 1 Mr • ., NllDll hado't in-:
tervened, thole .,.-¥n trouldn't have '
had a cent 11 CbOillniu time. They may l
have .... nted I\. but,'l'll bet that their !
wives and ~~ appnclated it. l
HUnwantea· ~ "
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s.tfutelll, '*'-• J__.: 11People
; ... could do wttlloul: ,,... -
callera ... wrtta wllo aay, 'JDa <lhould
'loot Into 1111* -they .... ..... tho
city or county blind' but IUrnlah oo oth-
er detalls .•• 'l'llo l'aod lllmp ..._.
who' can eat and --tlloa -wlio ..... away al -jobl lor ellllt boun~-~-···--....... 'enl' .... 111. _..., ...
a-. -·---.... lime troullla lo = tllam • • ' And tboM who Ill ~ bJ W
waldl .... -rallt -...... I::. a:.:::,.• Iba"'!.;,;.;
to better .......... ~ ....
er lllarlfl (K Jul bala'I -W) • • •
'1111 ~ who atlmlptl to upllln 1111-
moralttJ lllCI lawle1-1 boclllM 11-
an chaaP.i."
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....... ....,., altaal 1111 ....... ~~ the-•VJlllllllll __ _ .. Iba Gnat Llbl." •
· ;· tVmYONI pc~ In -.1 '..ti ol-P•ilJiiwal , llul only for !
QI& --· ~ Is lhe 111'11 Preti· ., dent i. "1 to m~ lbe a. It nilcbt be l
' ..... l<Olrale to '"Yr tal<ll the llpr bJ
tlie 'tall, . "., < ~ "
U •11oa It coalriillid. ~ .,..lot be ,. ...~ .. prlala an<1-..a 11 will hull,
llul It wtD be pod !or ua.
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W!DNESOA 'I", :JANUARY 2', ·rm H TEN CENTS
·Tellll· Secret Paris Trip#
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.......i anolber Jourooy. That..,.
produced Ille bombshell aimounc.menl
1••1 IUllllllei-Iba\ Nixon will travel lo
Chlnl, a •1111 arranged by Kissinger
when be IO\lHllY. CODI~ Jn Peklog
wlh Qllneae luden.
Aa with his <liina annow:icement~ Nb:on
w ·{lll spoke,_ aul>lly ~ lbe
ppe ol Ille ......,. Vlelnam !alts whlcb !lie CblOI • · 1jJ,; dlacloled 111 hla ...
lloilll lei.= opeech ~-.
A -lndlCalloo bad oome wt.en N!z.. ..;, In ......... ly . lelevillld Ql,5 In-
........ Jan,-s, said: ,
' "We l!a¥o: pumiOd oveey · nqotll111!1· . . .
channel ••• we have made a nwnber of
offers Jn various channels ••• When \be
Iola! roconl Is published, and II will be
published 111 due · time and al an ap-
propriate llme • • • olbors will realize
that we have ii>J1e the extra mile 11 far
u POWa are cooc:emed. I' do nol wuil lo
dlocloao ' any lu;ther ·details because
neaollallol!a are under way."
. inoUMr 'hlDt came .Monday when Jft'aS
_.ia,,. 'Ronald L •. Zleller 1ave lh!I
llDIWlr--when .. 11ktd wlMitber 1peace
negollalor William Porter wculd be lak·
1111 blct new proposals when be relun!O!f
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lo \be Paris lalks thlJ week.
"We do have propogls on the table In
Paris· and we have not had responses to
those proposals from the other side. l • don't want, at this mome.Jit, to imP.IY to
you lhal he is going to lake anylhing
back..11
The ttsponse p&mled White Hou'&e
reporters at the time. 'but the meaning
became cleir when Nixon disclosed that
Porter lsn'I taking anything new back lo
Paris -he's limply -.n1ng to lay Uie
previously private plin on \be publle
n•goUallng !able.
'Nothillg. Doing'--Reds
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: ·ft_~rwi··~p~r-rfS:·.pr~~sah,.-~JYixo~ ~Broke Pledge'
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,.,_ .lP Jlllpi'""°' • : . ml'w!lbdmr•all' mppart from Proaldtalt ~ and ponlai.. Ui m•mhlnln( Tbltu ny' mi aeted .-. Ro opob Ill illaD
North-· olllda1a In Puls fo. Tbleu. • . . . · • ln.J!DWer, • · • · ·" pea.0 but made roof wor." !
day calll!I,-. N1>9n'.1 ~ A llatemul l>1: the North Vlebwneso ' Allbougb \be lone ol lbe llaten;enl wu Allbough Ille Nortb vi.-ndJci
1peeeh. I a "lniml d!iPiile" and de!~•'""' lo llii Ji 'is lalD ~,.,.:. -U.e. nowhere wss lbe word rtjecllon broad ·did not • asaerled be-. a prom1ao.1n revea1lntl ...-ar peace """!"' uied Iii. r.i.nng lo Nillon's elsbl·polnt cast lbel wu.monllored ,...
secret la1D ~ llonol'a· dlplomala ed Iba\ \be Nixon adminlstrallon 111 publle Jlrlllr&lll-The plan . wu nol, In fact, jecl \be eigbt.polnl plan which Nlioa said
and prealdipllal.l<Miler lill!r)' JCjsalqpf. and prlv~te mettJnp "did nol retponcl lo opecllica!ly·menUoned. was submllted lo lhe Communlsla In
In anolher development, Radio .Hanoi \be lwo queatlono lundamonlal'llX' a just , Tbe·Nortb Vlelnam ... ouggested Iha\ Paris lhree monlba. ago, 11 said II coo-
-monllored ln;Honc KDng -Indlcoted and peacelUf -ent o1 lbe V'ielnam Nlzon'a rovelallon aboul Klsainger's !rips lained "nolhlng -·" ~!JUI llboia'I Ylilnam ~ ara problem." lo Parla did !JOl,Jnapire lbeir confidence. Hanoi called again !or lbe United
riot acc.plable..l!acaule tli•J"do nO! &ban-II !lated lbe two inues Involved ... . "W• ha .. ~ pointed out," lbe 11a1e-Slatea lo accepl Ille sev ... rilll Viet ~.Ille· Vl-mlalicm ~ lll!d •do re~'ll lo a., ~ 'VJetnamlQtioa ol Ille mint li1d. "!hit Mr. Nlson. talked . Ol!t • (!lee MXGl'I, Paao I
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·.IJ OAILY PILOT II Wt:i I 'c • ....., .. 1'72
• Sch~ls s~
Not Certain Co rt Site Action·
Of Oosures
Newport.Mesa school trustees Tuesday
told 300 angry COsta Mesa residents thty
still don't !mow, 1r dtcreasln& enrollp1cnt•
will force ~ closing of a numbfr of
smaller elementary schools.
Oralla c.i, ..,.,. .......... ,.
pnved II ,,,_.for "lr*ldlr -''lllYlimJ" el IM flllarl llaliior Jildlclll
Dtilrlcl aolirla •~ 1.1 .... 111 Jam·
bo"" ~ltvard !« 1311,llCll -but
delayed acllo~ on ·• temporary location
for ttwi OWttroW'ded facllitle1. · '
Tbe~n1l.ion agreement Tuesday
tncluded a clause thl'OUlh which-Collins
Radio ·Corporation will1 sha re In any
iward mlde to Ille Irvine company lor
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111a1 ftrlD'a JMw'a ID!ortll II -al
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lloullnnl and ..... ~ al
81r<b Street 1nll li le111ed from llle'lrvlnt
Cooopany by Collin• In a .,,.... pact
which b11 M 1e1r1 to run. :
Under-the site purch•H "ICJ'fflnent,
Collins will inst11l streets and uUUUes for
a total cost of $40,000 per am. nae ad~
dltlonal Jrvln4 1-.·1 ln-t 11
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Parents ln the Balearic and C&nyon
School arta& wen told a deciskm is e1-
pected m February and theY would'bt the
fir!! to ~w U It Involved tbtm.
About 400 people packed the Estancia
lfl&h School ~uditorium for the lpecial
·trustee study session e1arhlnlng problems
· ' llrolight about by district population
. ihlll•.
The board told parents that 8altorlc
and Canyon -both with Jes1 than 250
• ..enronment -were merely cited as e1-
·~ples of attendance p r o b I e m 1
NeWport . Studies. ~is!J,~S.
To .ShQ.w Airport Noise
'throughoUt the district.
-But parents demanded to know where
:._,'lbtlr chlldren would go. -~--· ' When \ht board oald It couldn't ltll
' , them beca~ closlng waa yet not a reali-
ty, IOIDe J)lrents reacted anerily.
: ~ Dtllrlct SuperlnteMtnl John Nicoll ti·
. ·plained that it costs t~ district more to
provide the ume programs at a terioosly ~~apaclty school than at tholf: with
... ~I capacity.
• Nicoll· and board members stresaed
t Balearic and Canyon were only
• '.'models -Uled for slmulaUon of data." ·.'~· BUt the auditnce wun't buyln& that.
" One man eS,teaHd what seemed to be
Newport BuCh m1y make a movie to
ltll tht ·-Id how bad jet noise pollution . .
Is.
. Aller vl•wlna •· 11Jpllar film product<l
by U.. lown al HemP.1ud, 1.ona 1s1lllll, •
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DefeRdant Says
Improper Acts
Not P ermitwd
·' f I common ear. . . •. "The problem with slmulaUons of th is A Costa Mesan tabbed by the pro-~Jype.," he said, "la that they often start 6ecution as one of three principals in an
.. 'RUt sWdy and become fact. And the alle&ed a~to repair ra.cket firmly rejected ~ ~hanle can he a devloua one." .
The board oald It would ask.th• district tht cba;gta !o<IJY u th• Or~nge County
·itaff to study possible alternatives of Su.per.Or Court trial of 1eveti defendants
· 'elosln& either Monte Vista or Wilson moved into it.s final phase.
·)dioor and lhi!Un& thoM studenta l!> tht Jerry K.nctau, 3.1, of teO Sonora Road, .. 'Pthtr I"• to •••• enrollmeot. h ·''.Trustees. also requested specific told defense attorney Al Stokke tat no
·anaty1e1 of the cost differences of an employe of hla had ever damaged tires or
• ~qncllr-clpiclty and~ at-capacity school. parts at any of hla stations nor would he
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have allowed auch activity.
.• ,. r~ Kendall went into the wltneas box as .Girl cares Off · on• of th• fwl d•f• ... w11n ..... 1n • • trial that Is expected to go to tht jury
,. · • · · Monday after Judee James Turner calls '·;;would-be Rapist for. thrae-day wtektM rtceos Thurs-;J.. , day.
·. G A wou·,, •.· rapist a.ttacked a tf..year· Kendall today attacked the credibility
IU'JJll:: of two prosecution witnesses by iden-;'lild gtrf oo a 'ftdd .. at~ncla High School tifylng thtm u former employta who
city of 111!>·000 adjacent 10 . JS~edy
Alrpo~ Copllcllilian earl ~. IUI•
iest.id maybe ll•wrioit 8tacb 111qUJa do
tht same thing. •
. Couliclnian Llndsley Parp1,ta movle
producer. said the prdject coul4 ·bl· ex·
pensive, bl!t .. ndoned KYmlf! prqpc>aal
tO have the st:alf flnd Out 1o·r. aurt.
Kymla~. suggested college students
ml&ht be, a Valla bl• to do it u a cla!S
project. -Mayor Ed Hirth questioned lhe value of
it, saying "What will a film accomplish?
We don't need the support of our citizens.
We only need to tell the board of
supervisors.''
Parsons vehementl y disagreed.
"We need to tell the League of Citie s,
the Orange County Chamber of Com·
merce.
"There are Iota of people who think we
need the airport but who don't reallu
what It does to the people of 'Newport
Beach. We need to educate them,"
Parsons said .
He suggested mAybe the city of Tustin,
afftcled by landings at Oran&• County
Airport, might want to htlp In th• pro-
duction.
In tl;le end, councllmen directed City
Manager Robert L. WyM to find out just
how much they could do and at what
cost.
From Pqe l
NIXON .•• -' in co.ta M• · Tue:idlr aflemOOn, but were fired from hla stations for offenses
.:fl6d when • f~~ .. ~~,~~ aid.ta-'.... involVing customers' credit cards. Cong plan submitted to the Paris peace
• -Tbi victim -~ •""'~~ con <~ Ktodall'• portion of the II station chain talk! last July.
.. :«boll authorlUf:I and, police after tbe in-allegedly Involved in a repair racket -"Wben analyied," Radio Hanoi u.ld in
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1:cldent. wbiCh they llld tiappenld on a aaid by tbe prosecution to have r.anaed the Vietnamese languaae broadctist, "it
remOte -ol tht campu1, -from Seal Beach to San Clemente -pull btcornu clear that the bulc U.S.Jlot -Inv*'Uaitofi were told I.ht girl wit sit.-3& employ es under his control. and the U.S. stand have not chan1 in
tin& cro..-leaed on the trU1 when •he All those employes, he said, have been any way."
• suddenly looked up to find 1 lon~-balrtd, encouraaed to generate sales of tires and It said Nii:on's proposal• are not the
mustac:hlotd man about 23 standina over part.a at lhe Arco, Mobil, Shell and Tex· way to end the war, and until the war is
her. . ho •• •• 1 t•-und RioN "i~n Oran1• ity ended there will be DD release of She 11Jd1 he • Vcu llt:"r 0 ur: ero -. 1>t. ~ lft °"' American prisoner• of war in North Viet-
•M ~ t~ 1tripplnf off bor Jo4')'.... re' ei lhOll.'!1 • of nam. before apaltlni the aoconcl fir! nmnlnC "" iiJil.tear and .OOuld bi replaced'for Aaatrtmg that coollnued 1Upport of tht'
htlp tht VlctltJ!. : the itrlw'• safety. Vletnaatlzation prOIJ'•m aoo of the
The &1rls Aki be tan ~ard .• ""' of He. dtiiled that tires of cuaG:raleis• ca~ Saigon · eov,rnment constitutes "con--
bousea on Joann ~t. Tb( vidim WU se:rVlced' in bis statlona were deliberately tlnualicin of the illegal U.S. war of •&·
unharmed. . · -·-....... w!lh .PlaYlni darts, ,u alle1ed. .iraulon," th• North Vietnam... radio .... M.,.-Uo 'lritlleaata ·declared:
, ·Men Artiested
·by DtVIY,1!.proMCU n · • · "U NW>n does not want to CM that
war of aureulon, then the U.S. military
B d ~ men .. •turtcl 1'bjlt commit~· -crimes .4:~· .. . ~ . · , ; . · · l t~J .. :Mi' Mrni. to ti ' with .. ~, ~·1..l
: ·Y'.. Ofiig T~ms·
1 : lllf.ipori Beldi .and Colla Me11 detec-
: vel led ~It mtn al tlitlr BaU»a
::I tt=~· . <Opartmenl .'Tuesday, attn <:i ~Inc a lihall l!Jiount of
' ~~~=riJ.a;;"!(ioi E. B~t
ie:, wa\. ~.ed '"' w•plcion of "1• of
'·balludnoilll and *11D poHtulo.n o!
'rljUaDL ; . ·' • ' . . •.
llll 1"9IMl•tu. Jack. A. Rust, 14, ind
1 L. Pa}merf a, w~ arrested ~
id orily on 1il;prc1on of·po11e111on OI
ar1Jliane. · ·
· ll'ht visit and ·.ii.1t11 transaction were
rrted out by .Ntl'port Beach DetecUvi
Epottln and Bob Ltnntr~ ol tht ~
-'' narcottcs aetau. · .
~tss.Y 1. : . ,, 1 • ,·~;: jaillii!SI lnatuil.'tbO ·islJ 1l'thooe 'T Phi. I : .. Fi . . d ... , ~"&'!ii! will _Jrow Ion&'!; IM'*"· .. o co-,o.r . , .,._: .... '. ,1• , : .. • "
Philco.Ford Tuesday w;;'i~irded an 'Pm~c~ 'Probe' J¥.~th
lll.8 million contract to modify the U.S. .,. ''· · • . ,
Army's Shlll•lagh guided mlliiile,•Y•tem. ()f· Newport· Youth Jilmoot all or the work 1ffl.I bt ptr· , " , ..
formed at the firm 's Ae:ronutronlc Divt'
slon in Newport. Beach. .
company officltls 11 l1d tnlnor man-
pow.\ lncrca,.. will bt .-ary, bol
only n lbe circuit desl«ri fieRI.
I.onls F. Heilig, Pfflle0:Fotd vice presl·
dent and Aeronutron,lc aen~al manaeer,
said the contract calla for completion o(
the Wt'lrk in 40 months.
Aeronutronic developed and manufac-
lur"1 the original Slijlle)agh m~ile 1ya,
ltm, ,which ia uatd' by tank units.
Oranae~nty C.OrOnei'I ~Uel and Newpon BUcb jiolict toc1,r att. probing the~ ~th of·• )'OUIJ.I ~ found
by lil1 mother Tutlday '!Ith:• aun In hi!
hand and a bullet in h1J head:
lnveatlgatoh said Lawrtnce o: 'Jbom,
23, of 2:11 cedar St., bad }Us( beiun a new
job ind ·bad showed no dtapnndtncy , ac·
cording tO his mother. She went to the
apartmen.\ ,•!>Qut n!'On alter bel.QI unable
to contad her son by telephorit.
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Th• commerci*1 ilrport ')>lclure hi
Oran1e County w1s 'more clqbded todaj
ln the wake of an orange cOunty Alrpori
Commission action Tuesday n I g ht
disowning a Southern California Associa·
!Inn ·o1 Govemmenl! (SCAG ) 'tnterlm
itport On aviation rieeds.
With three of fiVe airport com-,
missi oners present, the ad visory group
rejected the 1tudy charging that, "It Is
wroni for -a rePm&J bod)) ·which has
ao"C)lt. very little opinion from tM
•ar1ou1 commun1Ue1 affected, i9 Impose
it. Wtl1 on UI. 0
The . SCAG interim study aug..ttd
•moat othtr thlnp tllat El Toro Marine
.Air SlaUnn be coanrted to an intena.
tfanal dvll airport.
, 'Illa ~ty aviation study It ·be!nc
.._. , ii)' W)lllam L, Pereira and
A11ociatet, the 1ame flrm wbkb did a
compltlt~vlation study for Or•na• C.....
ty about lour yurs ago.
County Aviation Director Rob• r I
Bresnaban said today tbat SCAG mt
copies of lta lnltrlm report to all ptr!Olll
lnltrttled .. llto. 24, 1171.
Jamo1 Gilmore, vlct cba lrman of tbt
county Airport Commission, .. Id Tuesday
ni&ht. uW'I need I rtgiona) Study, but it fl
wronc for a group like ~AG to try to Im-
-Ila will on Ill. Local J!.«-:"'"'ta will bavo oo laUtude to Im t their
Own plans.'' t
. Comniia1ton Chairman Robert A. Clark
of Br&& o!He"ed that county 1upefvisors
will "undoubtedl y be: upset with our re--
jecllon of this report since they were
looking forward to the atudy to tell them
where to go with airports ."
· E. R: "Sal)dy~' Al>lott1 fourth district
commissioner 'from Anaheim, concurred.
wllh the rejecllon of the 1tudy proposed
by Clark and Gilmore.
C~ailoo of ao Orange Coun)f,.~v)ation
master plan has bffn a dud. ISM 11nce
the, county Board of S"""""°'' voled ti
rnonthl· 110 lo reject' the 'laloil air
trariaportallon aludy dooo for tho. 'county
by the Ralph M. Paraoril ColnpaQ, 'ol Los Ana••· '·' . p.,_ propoaed a.jot aJrport In Btll
Can)'OD•-. 1111 Juan ~ llld
nonjtl fldll\lu in Bra; and 'O'lllelll
Park.
Th• Pereira firm Is expeeled In presto!
lta final report to SCAG by June IO, Com·
menb on the mltrlm report abould be
forwarded to tht conaullll( firm by Feb.
15, accordln& to SCAG.
SCAG'• Impact on Southtm C.Ufomla
avi ation ls derJved from Us authority to
recommend to the Fedtr*1 Aviation
Admlniltrillon (FAA) whlcl1 airport pro.
jocta lhould rectlvt fedaral lunclln1.
Pertlra'I 1tudy Is the ftut that covart
lbe ltn-<OUll!y a•laUon problemt.
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Ok'd ~ '
ul!maled at .... wloldl, II ,.W. 'lril1
lltr1•a·lllt -lo tho. ....iy to 111• par ocra. • .
S\lpervloor lloft*1d C.spera of Newport
Beach asked county R<al PrOporty
Services Director St.anley lC/IUH U tbe
Irvine Company bad aarted to the '90,l!O
fl au re.
"They want us to process the COft'o
demnafion of leaaebold rI&hts first, but lt
look• favorable ," Krauae replied.
Ha -dded Iha\ rewto~ al the -ly'a
agreement with Nowliori Baaclt to
purchase seven acres In Newport Center
for a court site hinged on favorable set·
tlement of the COUlns site prop0aat.
The starch for temporary quarter• for
t,l\t · presently overcrowded court
facilities, now on west lath atrtet ln
Coata Mesa, was a dlfferent 1tory.
All three Harbor D11trlci. Juda•• ,.,,..
on hind to present their case.
Judge Donald Dungan 11ld It would ob-
viously be cheaper to 1t1y ln the present
bulldlJig and trailers until a new court
building could be cooalnlcted, "btlt tboaa
facilities are totally Inadequate today and
are becomina more IO each l~eedinl
day."
"There Is no way out but to find an ln-
terlm facUlty," Dungan warned. 0 But, It
is up to you to decide where."
Six temporary sites were listed by
Krause and Caspers moved that lm·
med iate 1tudy be mldt of thr .. of lhtm.
'Ibey are:
-Airport BuslntlS Cenltr. IN62
MacArthur Blvd., opposite th~ oranet
County Alrporl.
-Alpac Inc., facilities at 186Sl Von
Kannan Way, near the airport.
-A COiiins offer of 37 ,500 square feet in
an offlCe building the firm is not now us·
lng at their Newport Beach complex.
Supervisors indicated that they el·
pected a report from Krauae 1t their next
meetm1 Feb. I.
Suspect Caught
ln Helicopt,er
Chase Senwnced
A man onct accuaed of attempted rape
after 'the Newport Beach pallet helicopter
tracked hlm for more tbl.n JO mllea over
three freeways bu been aentenced to
atate prbon on leuer cbarau.
Or•nee County Superior Court · Jud11
V(llllam Murray ordered a -t..10 ytar
term f« Earl Kennith Luldna, 40, San
"Bt~. wltb lM aeteftllMll't '"* of
&Wily to reducell c:bar1.0 ol waull with
a deadly weapon.
Lukins WIS arrested lalt April 11
followln& a purault that barn when
, ""~' mvtatlpled a r.,..i ,lhal a 11-ye.,.,.,1d &lrl hid beta tho •tctlm of a
rape attempt near her ho~ in tht
Cameo Highlanda aacllon of Corona dtl
Mar.
The girl dtacrlbed bar aaaallant .u a
man "urlna a Iona, IJ'•Y 1"lod and Ille
deacrlbed the attacw'1 car In dalall that
enabled the Ntwport btllcOplar to track
the ' vehicle.
Santa Ana police joined In the cba,. on
the arouoo and, directed by tht boverln&
helicopter, pursued Lukins u he drovt ..
hll . auto off tht Newport rrooway at
Edinger ·A venue.
Lukins ' car bounced throueh a draina1•
ditch, losing a licemt plate and 11Verat
acctUotles in the proceu, but·emeraed
on the other side and reaumed ltl wlkl
duh towards Tw!tln.
The Santa Ana patrol car wu leas
fortunate. !ta purault anded In the dl!th
with its two offlcen aeramblln& out 61
the dlaabled auto.
Tustin police eooed tht bunt for Luldna
an hour later a1 he attempted to •hake
them off by ltavlnt h11 cir and nmnlnl
into a nearby home. covered by the
searchllghta of the still ho v er I n a
helicopter, they pinned Lukins down after
a. pursuit of the defendant over
neiirhborhood fence1 .
TODAY
by
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UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL
At our store we have one display
case tllat hOJds a 1peci*1 atlracUon
for our customers. That'• Wbll'l:.Wt
keep our antique and e1lllt jtwel·
ry. This lovely jewelry, unfllt1 a
used car, does not lost valut with
age and use. ~Th• selection lo contlantly chanf·
Ing a• pieces are acid anti ,ew ....,
cmm in: At lliy time yoli 'ara ...,..
to find Items of ·lnt ... ot.' 1'Mra ue
necklaces, rln1• lmlacboo IDd ear-
rings for t111 ladlta, cuJr llab, otlct
pins and watch fobo for UM men.
Btlldea tile J1Welry, :you can aloo
expect to 111 ullque watdMI, ra-
otored to perfect worklnr order,
bulton boob, aUver coin purMt,
compacts and clfarettt caou.
Every Item in the dopartmont It
an outatandln1 berfaln In prlc. 11
well 11 beauty. Stop In uy llmt
and 111 what wo hava to o&r.
Visit often to '" wl\11 MW llama
aro added naarly IYll7 weot.
For tllo unique 1114 uatllUAI at
bar&lln prleoa, visit our mi.ue
ud utata jew1lr7 'daplrlmlDL
Senaie Rejecta
Court Action
WAJlllNQTOH (AP)-ln a -· ..... ,air~= q,:.=~~.1
tdmili lllve -· An amendment by S... Petar H.
Dominick (JI.Colo.) to requlra court
action loltead 0( ltttlni the Equal
Em~ ()ppartunlly Commls-
alon ilauo ••--lot orders wu reJKtltl bJ a a.4 vote.
.OronllalcW1 •mendment was ct..
ance.
Franklin, 17, wu fired from his
tenured poaltlon u an ~alt prG!auor
of Enalilh by Stanford -Saturday for alle&tdly advocaUn& violence during a
campia anUwar demorlalratlon !Ut Feb.
10.
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di candldata Dovld P. Gan>l*1o art due
In lhe .... courtroom Tlluraday to arll\lt
on Garo!*1o 'a claJm lllat the city'• two
y,.r rllidency requlremant la unlawlUI.
Garof*1o "'* bi establlabed rtalden-cy oa ~prll .. ll70, and that lhould bo ioi.. tllC!lllh. Ill re&1a•~ed w. vota oa April ll,"1171. . 11r. ..
Anti • court action acbeduled for Judi•
Rutter'• courtroom Feb. 1 would now ap-
pear to hava been .abandoaed with the
Anahalm Cll)' Counctl'1 doclaloa Tueeda1 nllbl to drop tho _,..... nalclaney
requlr-lor coundl cantlld•tea.
aty coundl bopefUI Wark A. Siiilth had
.,... lbe city ltr denyln( hll nomination
papen on the poundJ that ht had lived
in Anabtlm for less than lhl'ff~ years .
Tht Anaheim city clerk wu ordered
durln& lhe council mtttln& to luue
nomination papen to Ibo YOW!I attorney.
I
t'r0wa ·P;..e l !
MURPHY ...
attacbd. We were Miid In Hawaii that jJ
we 1ot In tr.ubls tbort would be no help
for 111," said Murphy.
"We were •PYinC but we never violated
the 10vereignty ol North Korean w1tus1"
Murphy llatad.
When wed wbat could be done to pr ..
vent another Pueblo Incident Murphy
replied, "There's nn reason why any
oervlct ahlp isn't prtpered to fl1ht . Wa
should bave fouaht."
Sparkling
diwonds for
a Valentine
WcdcUfig:
TM NII e,.quW.
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l •HUN 91'NtlP"
24, who gave an
tbo :IOO block of ill>
..,. •1111 boll aft••
Says Helicopter
Distracted Him
A mo1or1at zl= 11\oaQih Nt•por! Btacb ao n.uli ly '!hit ht was
spotted by tht pollct btlic<lpler cm llld
tailed unUI patrolmen slopped him u a ~ drivinl ~ bad a ready ex·
plaiiotloa early 'today.'
He'll lllll have to ltll II lo the Judi•·
alnce he was arrested and booked on
lllllPlclo. of drlvln1 while ln~lca\ed.
Ofltcer ~~ Crlckelt laid 'he llalltd the blaary dri...r at '11th· StiWt and lrvtne .A:venue about ·3 a.m. 1 aM uked
wby ht waa dr!Yln& IO erratlcally. ''Oh•• that'• bacauat o/ the hllk!aplet
that lleopa Dyln1 ~d," the IUlptel <dtdarld. m alurrtd. &one1.. I t '
N-Bucb P1trolmao Harry ,Wll· 1~· had alrudy arrtlled another man
on soapidoa ol drunk drlvliic 10 hour bt·
fen, altar lie WU apotlad by Colla Mesa
poilco btll<opte_r pilot Carl Jacklon.
Tbla clrlYer er-tht city llo>lla Into
Newport Beac:b on Eut 17th Street,
Wtavine lrum 111t lane to the othtr unUI
finally ~ at Bayside Drive llld
East Coui lllpway.
Wllllamo aald tht ·man *1most mlsaed
while almb!I bis 'car f« tht 8ay llridat •
narrowly avoldln& either 1 collillon wlth
tht railln& or a piuna• Into Icy harbor
waters.
He alSQ took two minutes to llftd his
driver),..,...., 'said~ and hla ·~IOod
alcohdl analyzed ou1 · to .115 percent,
more than twice tbt legal level of .JO
perctnt which constitutes the leg1I
•tarting level of drunkr, drivine .•
Their day m court la '.tomlna. 1*11 jail-
.,, who .. w thtm lo diyllfbl -led
tht men were already IUfftrlnc Ollt form
Top Churchman Dies
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -Dr. S. J.
"J1p" Patterson, 72, moderator of thA
General Aasembly of the Presbyterian
Church In the U.S. (Southtrn) rn llllHll,
died &IMay.
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I Fonner sD. Carl T. H1ydeo,
•' wboae nearly 17 years ol
,repre111tinc Arizona in c...,.. ... the looplt .....
...... Jonol !Inn In the Diiion'•
• hlitory, II dud 1t ti.
", ffl7dio, I Democr1~ hu
been bolplllllrecl bm -• Dec. 3' lar **"tlon. Ill :, 11ipped lnlo I eorD1 So~
;, IJ1d died Tueldiy nlClll.
The oon of .. Arllunl
New!JeZay _Railmen Hiked .IO%
Th t-e · r · · · • • • rea ns Pay Vnit Split, S puTns O·wn Rules
Apolw 16 WASHIN~TON (~)_A The full UTU·---·-_II. . bitterly divided P11 lloltd lllDI rilaeo of u porctot .,., hu reviowed IO for. It i.-
'CAPE KENNEDY, Ft1 . lllin hi» !pored Ill own 3~ _., retrooCtlvo more =~1Z::':'!'. ':'U:
(AP) _ The probltm-prone wqe iuldelinea, this time con-thin twe yem lo Jon. I, 1179. Aid It would 1pprove the en·
A""'' 11 ll1001I mlaaloo 11 dillonoUy 1pprovlnt 1 10-per-'TM llOlrd deored the . .,..... tire robe u put ol It is moved
.-0 cent poy robe this year lot menl IOltll the preeenl, Ind to ule second yur ol 1 three-~ wllb I --• llO,llOO railrold tr1lnm{n. &lid 11 lnlenda to 1pprove. two :reor poet . -poot_...,t becouoe Bui It Is unc<rlalo whether 'raises lotlllnt 10 percent thiJ Tueaday's motion l)povlnt
of 1 leU In 1 opeceshlp fuel I b e A F L • C I O u n 11 e d yeor U the work rul11 ore put the bulk of the UTU cootr1cl
.,-. Trlnsportotion Unto• w 111 ' Into effoct. That IMVtl 1lll-wos 1pooaored by bullneu
p-, he WU electod lo the
HOUie of .Re...-llllU••
when Arillono wu ,ldmlltecl to
the union In 1111. lie ......i
11< tem11, -electod to' the Senate and remained there un-
UI hiJ retirement In tote ltll.
Hoyden become c)Wrllllll ol
the Apon>llritllonl Commilteo
Ind WU e1ecled a.note prul-
dtnl pro-len)pnre.
The spoce 11ency reported booor the lont-delayed poet, cerllln the fate of two nlses member Benjlmin F. Bl1g-
TUeaday that ·the mooncnft which contains 1trurDlined tollllb& 5 perctnt nut )'Ur: 1Inl, a railroad executive who
llld tis S.tuni l rocket will be work rules the rallrood In-The IPl'f"Val motion, which IOllrctS say ·llrontlY wonts to
lrMlferred from the tounch dullry 1ays will 1peed 1ervlce. puaed I lo 5 grants yet .... tbe new work rules put ln-
DICI to an .-nbly buUdlng and eventually save money. aDOther exception to the to elCect, whatever.'the prlce
I« repoin. An official llid It The IJTU had de~ flJ!l , board'• 1eneral fllle lhll In w11es. BllQlnl, president
. lo hoped the-Clll loe.,..... 1pprov1I of the poet before • .,.. In new conlrocb,con't , of lhe Southern Pacutc Co.,
Dieted for the pllnned Aprll 11 pultlnt the new work ru1 .. In-to up more llilll 5.5 percent 1 had voted eorlter lo reject the
lolUICh date, but ,.. decllloa on to effect. tn:U .Prealdent A. H.. )'ell',. or 7 percent In apeclal • Jl.per-<ent 1e~ce raise.
detoy '!ill be 11114' !or 1· day Chesaer re/uaed to· -nierit . clrcUulltaoceo. • The IJTU poet wu reached
or two. ' on Tueaday'1 almOot·lotal ap-Tbe board has yet to 1pply tenottvely lut Aug. 2, ending
The 3.5-mUe trip to the proval until . ht rectives. of· .lt.f 5.5-~t fu~dellne a two-week strike that even·
_.,bly bulldlnt on the back ficlal notification of' It. . _ atrlctly lo uy o the powerful tu1lly tied up 10 rall linell.
of a lorp tncUd trlDIJ)Ol1er
will be Dlldl 'lburaday.
AlthoOlh roted by hl1 · col-
lequa u one of the moot
1drolt men In the Senlte,
8-yden ••.• roiely In !be \ beldllnes. • November 11111 l'llln Prell·
dtnt John r ! Kennody wu
uuulnatecl Ind he became
1ctlng vice pruldeot. He aerv·
ed In lhll pool untlfHuberl H.
Humphrey ~k offlce In
Januory 11165.
"When I came to Congresa,"
he once told an lnte:rviewer,
., "an el4 hand told me I could
l ptly !or the heldlines IJ1d be I
,, show hone, or J could buckle
, · down and be a work hone."
tii He came into the Dational
llme'lltbl, thouth, In
:: lalf. Boom
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l . LAKE BUTLER, Fto. (AP)
;2J-<gf~1'J:!~i0~·
:•inmltel 1111 week due lo • over=wdlng reopened them a
"lcrock Tuud1y to admit 22
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convicts under 1 court onl1t.
The oonvictl were. odmitted
becauae of 1 Dade County
court order lhll limits the
county jail'• popul1Uon lo !00,
uld Al Cook, auperintendeol
of the Lake Buller .Reception
. lad MedlCll Center.
'"But I don't have. Jn.
lltudions from Talllhlalee lo
accept anybody el1t,11 be ukt.
"U anybody else came I
couldn't admi) , them without .
tn1tructlon1 from
.., . ORLANDO, F1a. (AP) Tallahaaaee," Cook said. "But
, Wall Dilney Producliona hive the aberlff1 oround the llate
•. unvollld l •Pton lo U]Jllld Into undenbnd our allullion Ind I real llbte and lulld 1 oprawl-, . , 1.... .. ----e 1 e c u t i v e doa t think we ll beve that ,.,.. •.-• · """'lem " 'pjayground next. door lo !lie "''r;;;.. Mid the ... ..,_,
.MiCkey .. MOUH reyue. '11·•'11 =:;n--JLl.te Bu t'ttr • 1 ,, Tiie ...... mldenl.i,1-<0I!" merclal oomplex, the dty of pulatlon lo• I.Oil Tiie foclll-J:Ake Bueno VIiia, will be ly wu dealtned lo bOUle 710. ~ devek>pld at the 2'1,50CNCre 1'\\'.e've addat a kit of doublt
'w11t Dianey 'world site· tn Cen· d!d bunlla lhroutb I b e
• traJ Floridl'• Citrus Belt. yean," COok aald. "And we
The Jefaure-orie.nted com-now have l,OM bunks. All over
munlty, Dlaney orficiala aatd, lhll will get 1 mottreas on the
would abut the '400 million floor.'' 1
amuaement park which wu Cook Wei Lake Butler'•
opened Ill October ahd alreldy population I week 110 WU
hu drawn more than 3 million 1,209 but bad decreued with
vt.sUon. the tr1111fer and premoture
• Plana call~ for condominium rtleue of 140 men.
retreatl available to major
Any dell1 would be lo the t
nest favorable laUncb time , a I
tbreMly pet!Od allrtlnt Moy
II. The moon movea IDlo pool-
tion u a llrpl for only0two or
three day1 each month.· .
Eorlier W. month the
l1unch wu deloyed from Ill
originlt Morch 17 d i I e
becauao of troublea with 1
1pacecraft 1eparation
mechanlam, the moonwalk
autta IJ1d beltortea In the lunar
llnding croft. Thal WU the
first time an Apollo moon
mtaalon had lo be pnllponed
becouae of technical dil-
ftcultte1 .
Adding lo the problema lhlt
have ptltued the flltbl, one of
the Apollo 11 lllronoull,
Charles M. Duke Jr., wu
boopitatized eight days the
fll'1t part of January with.
bacterial pneumonia, upaelUnt
hiJ lr•lninl· Duke 1nd Apollo II com-
mander ·John W. ·Young are
alltecl lo become the ninth Ind
lotb Americana to walk on the
moon, exploring the central
highlands near a crater named
Descartes.
Boe~g Ups
Benefits
SEATl'l:.E' (AP) ·~ The
Boeint Co. bal agreed lo Im-
mediately implement tenm of
a new thr•year COQtract with
aerospac::e 'fOl'kers, with the
exception of 1 dt.sputed portion
ol a ftnl yeor PIY nlle.
'"'e 'company anooulCld ~y thAl I U~t !'If
ll01lf fir!! ytlr w11e hike for
lop level worken II ·expected
lo be lncludtd In Feb. 71
poychecla and retroactive PIY
from 1111 Nov. 11 la lo be pold
March 2.
A Joint stoternenl l1SUed
Tueaday by Boeing and the
International Aseociation of
Macblnisla . I 1' d Aeroapoce
Work.en aald all other fringe
beileflto ind provlatona of the
1,....ment wilt be puf Into ef-
fect lrninedtotely.
• corporitlons, private homes,
-1our hotels 11nd shopping 11>
11cOftunodatiOD1 and a poll of-
• fice. •Let Her Die!I
·Don Tatum, cbatrman of the
-. ' dtscloaed the project
, dubbed Pbue 11 In the Disney·
, Florida blueprint. Judge· Backs Patient
, Construction, already
reported •nder way on the
flrll of '17 -ptonned, ·11 under the Bueno Villa Land
, Co., 1 wholly-owned aubaidiory :or Walt Dianey Productlool.
Parents Claim
Deserted Baby
' MILWAUKEE, Wia. (AP) -
"'It is tlme we terminllte tbul
proceedings oiid let Mra.
Raasch depart In God's own
peace."
With those words, County
Judge Michael Sulll•on ended
a apecial bedaide hearing
Tuesday Into whether
Gertrude Raasch, Tl, 1hould
be required under oour1· order
YOSEMITE NATIONAL loundergo,1mputollonof1le1
PAllX (UPl)_-:J>art ol!Jdlto iJI ID effort lo 11ve ber life.
baTII. reported llit the porenb · Doclon· 11y her left let la
of on tol1111 lefl Oil the llept of '"""""""· 1 hospital hive 1 t e·p p e d When Mra. Rauch reluaed
forw1rd Ind decided to 111ep to oonaent to the oper11ion,
flbe sJrl. . ·' . ,.....,_,, · 111bii Ille -1d nlher die,
I 11.o ..... .,. ~ _,ties Wiiier -· -tor l'eiif'·"' ii.a Wllld 'iiat Ibo 111 illdoro boopllal,-lbel ~llllr~ titer: ...... , I 'Prdfu bl named to
-' ,...,.. did I 1 J, ntluile 1111 llllprJ. rbo•11a, .. lhly lived In I . ~ !1u11191"' cleclined lo
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had not proved Mrs. Rauch
wu incompetent to make ber
own decilion.
Officials had. been unable lo
talk lo Mra. Rauch, but the
judge 'went lo her hospitol
room Tuesday with a friend of
the woman.
Sullivan said !he was alert
ind •llenlive and "dtflnltely
does not want the operation."
Mr1. lllllCb bu 1pent the
~~_,17 yeon iJI ad out of ·
...... tail ind Dunlnt bomea.
The ...,... .. Infection In her
let WU CIUled by hardenint
of the -~ doclorl llld. Hlrdeo, the bo1plt1l IJI.
minll&rator, A)'I lbt , CID
conummiclte oaly by noddinc
her held, Ind wllb corlalll
band ........ Ind lhll lhe jull
cries when 10111ecxie trlu lo
talk wltlH"'.
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DAIL V PILOT-EDITORIAL PA.GE .
The CATV Franchise
The Public Cable Television Authority -the body
being set up by five Orange Coast cities -Is actin1 on
sound advice In trying to get the companies Interested
In this francblse to say when they hope to earn their
bli prollls.
Tbe board -composed of a councllman r.;e trom
Ne!Yport Beach, Costa .Mesa, Huntington Beach, FounWli
Valley and w .. tminster -II asking the companies to
analyze a sb'ingent francblse being considered by An ..
he lm. Tbe boara Is hoping the companies will talk 1bout
pay TV.
Newport Beach Councilman Lindsley ParsoDI alert·
ed fellow board members that huge profita may some
day be made in pay TV through the leasing of cable tele-
vision channels. As a film producer himself, be could aee
the day ~hen flrsl·run feature movies may be run n•·
tionwide on pay TV with, say, a million families eacb
paying '3 for the screening.
It's obviously a theory to explore to insure that the
franchise would give the cities a fair share of the profits.
It was also an example of the kind of awareness of the
public welfare and expertise an elected official can bring
to such a body.
David Slays Goliath
It happens every once and awhUe, D1vid si1ya
Goliath.
Not often, though, Is it done with such aplomb as
the way Blackie Gadarlan took on the federal govern·
ment.
Tbe outspoken Newport Boulevard boatyard owner
-malting sport of it all the way -sbnply refused to
pay 1 iu fine for not having a ladder on hll dock.
It took dozens of letters and telephone calls, and,
eventually, a formal hearing Jut NoYember, u the gov·
ernment spared no expense to collect the fine.
Finally, last week the word came. Hearing Exam-
iner Harold A. Kennedy agreed. with Blackie -he had
Inundated
With FactS,
Know Less
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'llloaptl Al Lorge:
Wbllo IUCb clevlca u compulerl and
the communical!Qn 11t.Wte 1y1tem 1r1 now able to provide the great.It amount
of tnformaUon In the oborlest time ever
availoble to mm, the ordinary pel'IOll ac-
tually lmDWI jen
1bo<lt what Is .... 11y• •
Coin« on in the woz1d
than before U-
l)'s&eml wen efllhr.
ocf -he lt lnwi411ed
with locf&, bat pro.
vided with no ~
of l'lfertn« In which to.-.them, I • • 'Ille .._. that we
can "mtd': -"1 ~-= that -Ill for It lo u
11 tmqtoJng we can avoid IJultony "1
cooking huge .masses of food and leaving
II on the table without eatiog ll • • •
A man'• respect ror "laW and order"
variel in proportion to the order ln which
he .. 1erved by lllW -those strved IHI ,..,peel II least. • • •
No relig!on ha1 any right t o
missionaries until It could aend out any or .
tta communiC1Dts u an eaample to the
heathens. • • •
Muhn Gorky, a half..,.ntury ago, pro.
bably ezplalned the l!OUtilward migration ot senior.. citizens as well a 1
anybody, when be wrote: "To an old man,
any place Ibo!'• warrn11 homeland." • • •
The human rsco ts IWUtiy Jeornlng tbol
;'Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Why does a guy have to spend l30
to find out !bot a Newport Beach
bike shop overcharges? Doeon't the
city hive a BeUer Bulinell Buruu
or 1 local version or Ralph Nader?
-llal'Y
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Ill.,..,, ... ef .. -1r1r1r ..... ....................................
the "~uest of nature" ii a chimer-.._
ind)iiUll aurvlvt Gii1J ~,...,.,~Uzi&
wlth nature: but wa have !IOI yet beaun
to l°*" that the some ts true In Man va.
Maa_~cts, whJcl,.are .QtYU 111bd11•d. llul ., ,,....,led, .., tOtO;.,
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We commooly lool: upon crime Cd
punishment es cause and el!ICI, llul II
may just es often be the other way
"""""' -our lnstlncl ·for pmlshment D1aJ ,.-0 the commission ill crime. • • •
JlapJ1lac to a lbldanl -Wanta to !mow the _,_ --a "bad<
writer" and an t•art11t" the best anawer
l can think of ii that a hack Writer eowttr
his words, while an artiJt wei&ha them. • ••• •
Speaking of . words, it is worth
rememberinl that "humility'' an d
11humiliating" come from the aarnt root·;
Flaubert' !fOte that 11Nothlng II more
humWallnJ !ban to aee tcllots succeed In
enterptises we have failed in":_ and this
should give U1 a sense or bumlllty, not
reaentment or outrage.
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II ts blslorlcaUy true that tbooe races
most noted for tbtir • ..,,.helming
''boapltality" are at the tame time the
most aggrUllYt and vengeful - u 1f the
hospitality ...,. I pnuflectlon to the
iods be!o,.. committing some murderoua
Impiety.
Falsehoods and Failures
Hu. are other exoorpla whldi indicate
!bat !be pacification progrom 11 floun.
derinc:
-"AID'I IVRVEILLANCE over ez •.
pendlture of (pacification) resourcts/'
chll'(ll lbe report, "hu not beea
sallsflclory. Over 70 percent of the toll!
$111.1 mlUkol COiia qf such projedl -in
other worcts, nu!J1 lhne out ol e•ery
four AID dolllfl '!""I for CORDS
(pactflcltloll) -pi for U.S. payroll
coatl."
-M111J AID olllclal1 ~-"1
the -General'• office "lndicltad
!be)' spend near)J IO percegt of their 11m1
... j)IJl'llnC -to hlCb headquarllrl.
Then II DD pilnntllg or Pfl'll'ammlng 11
the nc1oaa1 l°'el with raped to USAID
teclmlcaJ pracrams." Rualt: almolt
every procram ha1 flopped.
~Al -G.UDpll, the ..pan llata: A
total of $ii.I l111111on will be ollllc1ted (fer)
47 maintenance shopa, one In uch pro.
vlnct and/or mijor city. All but one of
lbeH was completed by the encl ol (fiscal
year) 1870. 'Ille project ,.pruen11 a very
oopbl1Ucat<d approacb la a ...... I~
coanlr)' and, not ~. II ts not "'°' cesafV.1."
Yet thls dlsm1l slery of lllsehood1 and
fallunl has -bidden -oecurl!J labels, so oUiclals can continue milking
tho tupayer1 lor mora money.
' been cited for something the government didn't have a
Jaw 1galnst.
• t1nfortun1telr,, bureaucracies sometime& get so In·
volved they don I know what they're doing. Bllclrie
Gadarlaii is the rare Instance of a ciU.en lnYOStlnl bis
time and effort to point that oul And winning. For
whlcb, hooray!
W estem Union Closes
It would be easy to write off last week's announc,.
men! by Western Union that it plans to close up lls New·
port Beach office, consolidate its Orange County offices
and serve the Harbor Area from Santa Ana.
The request to shut down the Avon Street facility
will soon be filed with the Federal Communications Com·
mission .
We can believe It Is true that Western Union Is Jos-lnJ money by paying the rent and the staff to service
thlS area.
In the interests of the people served by the public
ulility, the FCC, it is hoped, will take a look at the com·
pany's overall profit picture during its deliberations.
Realistically, however, it is doubtful the federal gov·
ernment will move to block the closure, since Western
Union will likely produce strong arguments that over·
all service to this area will.not be adversely affected.
Tbat may be true only because it certainly can't
get much worse than It Is now - a statement echoed
by the branch manager of the Newport Beacb office.
Western Union officials concede It takes four hours
to get a telegram delivered In Orange County today -
six hours in some other places.
With the money that allegedly will be saved if the
request Is approved, it would seem Incumbent upon the
company to improve that performance. And that is what
city officials, the Chamber of Commerce and other inter-
ested Harbor Area organizations ought to try hard to
Impress upon both Western Union and the Federal Com·
munications Commission.
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Planners Warned of Excess Hotels !
To the Editor :
I read with Interest !be lrllcle by
Thomas Murphlne (DAILY PILOT, Jan.
111), and I quote, "Hotel Boom Hitl
Coast"
It ;,., only recenUy !bot I recitved
clippings from San Francisco papers
which' went to oome Jengtb to ezplain the
depths or despair that many hotel
managers In San Francis& bave been
plunied Into because of the excealve
amount or hotels that have "popped'' up
In the Jut year or "'· So serious ·did ·ti .
become Ibo! the planning commilll"'1 has
pul •.hail to ti ail. .
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Ltttu1 rrom r1adni art welcome.
Normallr IDrit<n shotUd convey their
mtUGQU in 300 fDO!'dl <W US$. Th<
righl to CO!ldcnN lettcn to fit spac•
"' <*'"'4fo libel ii """""· All l<t-t<n '!'Mii inciude ligMlure and fn<ril.
Ing addreu. bl<t """"'' mav be IOU"" h<l4 on req!A<ll If "'fficWftt ,..,.,.
ii apparant Poetrv toil! nol b• pvl>
·-. . .. -"" .. lirh<d.
-AT FIR9T they tbougbl ii was jUet a
questi.on of the existing operatorJ ~
-~ -wanting no 11*1\r ,.-.,o-raJJy, managers bove no Dlio
jOcllab to •competlUon. II can st~
Interest In an area, bring new J*Plel
· eic., llul when you get le the point IUdl 11
San Frandco bu arrived at where In 'Ibo
1111 two years IO many hotel rooms have
been built Ibo! In DO w9 can they be l!lled, then ii is vrry bad.·
llOTEU LIKE the Fairmont ore hav-
ing their problems. True, there are peak
period! just as we experience here at the
Newporter Ind. However, we have to
press for group or convention business.
'Ihere ii not enough transient busine.ss in
this area to IUpport more than about
three hotelS, and wilh the advent of the
tremendout depression In electronics and
space there have been many, many sad
situations even in the existing hotels ,
without the proposed botels being built.
Tiie break-even point in most hotels is
about 70 percent, and it i.. terribly hard
to hold It It. that.
WHEN I REAll of ail these projedl for
the future -McDonnell Douglu,
Lockheed, MllTiot -additions here and
additions there, a sense of dismay fills
me that thit'lhould be allowed to come
about for the same struggle will come to
us here on the Orange Coast that has
already overtaken most hotels in San
Francisco.
I am not exaggerating when I tell you
that they are In most cases having a dif·
ficult time with occupancy and some of
tht botell like Stanford Court and other
addltiom to IOD'le of the major hotels are
not yet completed. The same !bing that
has befallen San Fr1nclsco will definitely
occur here If this building la pennttted to
continue.
A VERY FEW people In and out of the
hotel business are not unaware of what
toc;>k place in Honolulu when they were
aUolftd to build, without any control,
tbounnds of rooms. Occupancy WIS at an
avers .. or IO percent lnveaton could not
make 14 hotel managers could not make
lt, and ti wu 1 very sad story all around.
I hope thole on the city councl1a and
plllUlln& commlsslona here wlll tab a
.---Bir Geot'fe ---
Dear George:
My husband and I m p1aMlng to
start 1 goldfish farm. Do you know
of any bookt we can read up on
before we llartT
ELAINE D.
Dear Elaine D.:
-'.!W1r and Peace/' 11»iJarim11
Progreu" and the Encylopedls
Britannica. (Note to Raden: r
know they 'don't have an)'tblns to
do with soldlish farming but II will *'-Y them In iolng broke.)
(Write to George and lei mt')'·
body chuckle al your pet wotrlea.
Gtorp ts tile first to ldmlt lbol'•
1 wtu.! reuon for wr!Ung, bu4
then, It'• •weird busln..,,)
good look, do 10me ~. and ~uble
check·on the picture on the Orqe Coast
before they allow the same sillltMll to
. ~in Orqe O>uilty. =· . · DOUGLAS .·R -. Newporter Im
x-Gu Prlee Rue
To the Editor:
r would like to -Jiil' lfBlllude lo
all of the gos stations In the oreji that
observed the "true spirit of Xmas"
(modern version) by raisin& their gas
price six to eight cents per gallon on
Xmas eve .. Prices were tubsequently
lowered a few days after xmas.
MAYBE I should feel sorry for them
since they are being investigated for un-
necessary repain. I feel that there are
many honest gas stations, but this Xmas
price rise appears to have been a fan·
tastic achievement In collwilon.
JACK W. BOYDE
Wlaeelcl'talr D•nce
To the Editor:
One holiday party I attended llood out
from lhe rest -the wheelchair dance
given by Glass Mountain IM, Inc.
Members represent more than 30
Orange County and adjacent cities.
Rock dancing offers creativity for
hand, shou1der and head movements, plua
twists of wheels.
A wheelchair occupant in 1 business
suit maneuvered rhythmically with a
partner on wbeels. A lanky able-bodied
member of the "Joy, Inc." singing group
denced with a "chair'' llrL A pretty girl
wu able to move her11hlny bools 1 li!Ue.
Her partner wu a mJddle.qed man who,
like me, wsnta to help the members meet
their Roal -I realdellC.'e, tralnlng and
buslnw center.
A YOUNG" MAN rolled up to me Ind
said, 11Shall We try this one?" The "JUJt
Us" combo played u we danced.
Glau Mountain Inn, Inc. is nonprofit
and nonsectarian. Members range in age
from teens to !Os. They're busy. . •
bu 1 I n e a a meetings, self-improvement
sesalons, bowling with special mechanism
1t Santano Lonel. • . .and l'lllng into
colleges.
1be Santa Ana-Firemen'• Benevolent
Assoclltlon providea •an oervlce, but
GM! ,,_ a van ol lts awn. A wheelchair
buket~ll g11111 be-the Oranie
County Bears ad Pl-U1 Dons, at
Quotes
Victor BorJe, plulet, oomlc • Ca!U.
-lo'{ -"I dllcovered even a1 1
child ~ lhlt a smDe ts Ibo shorlell
distance between people."
Amie Nlchol1, Man!Jaltu Beach -
0 'lbere Is a truism 'wlldom ii knowledle
tempered with judgment.' Most Uberih
have knowledge; most conservatives "
have wisdom."
Santa Ana College on Jan. 29, aponaored
by the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club and
the Garden Grove Fire Flihlers Union,
will help buy that van.
MANY PEOPLE help ; Young Loclles
InaUtute No. llK serves re!reabmenla al
the functions.
Missed at the party wu Mrs. Dorotby
Gossage, who operates a nursing register
from her bed. On the day before, she WIS
hurt iil a fall. She has been bedridden sin-
ce childhood with rbewnatoid lflhrltls.
She organized GM! In 11188 with the help
or Olympic wheelchair basketball cJwn.
piol1 Bill Fairbanks.
Sb6 learned Christmas week that she'll
be ln the Disabled Persons International
WHO'S Wl!O, recommended by ber bti•
band. who died a few months qo. "'It'•
like a Christmas preJent from him," lbe
said.
Memben are gradually reaching their
goal -self-su!Oclency.
DOROTHY WlllTE
'Sneak Attflt!lc'
To the Ediler:
Last night on the news Ibey sbowtd
pictures of an aircraft can1er beina:
scrapped. They said ahe was In almost
every major naval engagement in the
Pacific against the Japanese. She fought
off a tremendous Kamikazi attack and
came through the wll:>le war with only
minor damage. A real fighting tidy.
Now she is belng scrapped and sold to
Japan. And as the commentator said, she
will probably come back in the fonn of a
Datsun or a Toyota.
WHICH PROWS that wbal Japan
couldn't get with bullets, she Is going to
get with economics. Rlgbt now, like in
Pearl Harbor, she's wlnninl. But tbi1
sneak attaclt Is a little different: the good
Americans are helping It along. Be
mighty proud all you patriotic Datsun
and Toyota owners.
JOHN B. ROBERTS
Stop lmmlgr•tlo11
To the Editor :
Included in the 4 mlllloo bnmliranls
now awalllng clllzenahip · (111tth · tome
300,000 mo,.. coming here evert year)
are some 500,000 alien Mexlcans In
I . .
Unwanted
Sleramolo, caut., Jovul: "People
we could do without: Tbose anooymous
eallers or writers who 11y, 'you should
look into this -they are lleallng the
city or county blind' but furnish no oth-
er details •.• 1be Food Stamp abuMn
who can eat and drink better than -who alive 1way at• their joba for ell!ll
hours and more a dly • • • Tbii locllffu..
em people who 11y1 'What can we do
about blgb tues?' and nmr taka Ibo ·
time ancl trouble le protost UJem • • ,
And tbose who sit Innocently by anoL
waldl our lawmakers nlse their -
!es 1nd expense accounl.I 11 will • . •
The crowd which mainlllns tlie 1111wer
to better education Is blgher and blgJ>
er salarlea (It just hasn't worltfl\I) •• ,
Thi crowd who alicm~ to explaia Im-
morality and lawless.., becluao times
&rl changtac:. u '
Ntrwtc~. C-., llollada: .. _ _..
won't 'fn>rr7 •bo<lt the ~ .. · f1I
!be Russian navy unW Its lldpl n -
In the Great Lakea."
QtlUomia alone. These good people who
<.'Ome here in good faith to escape poverty
and start a new life, have work and
welfare privileges to make one's hair
stand on end if he is a tazpayer. Yet
lbese tmmlgrsnts are taclUy welcomed
by the chambers of commerce and the
de-facto employers of cheap labor, to thl
detriment of the laborers already here.
l
THE EMPLOYMENT problem caused
by the tush immigraUon laws l.s bad
enough, but the increase of crime 11
something else. Let me cite another 1 1ituatlon in San Francisco where young ·:
C'blnese immJgrants have organized a ~
new tong which bu set out to murder tb6
heads of the e1lsting tongs whtcb bate
endured ·ror gener1tiona. ! 1 ci,
A.pin plea1e read the papers. From
everywhere come aliens to &ke jobs at
lower than'standard wages, get on relief ,
or collect money to finance civil wars in ,
the Old COUDtry. All these . lmmlgranll =
know one thing for sure: They can go on
relief. A moratorium on Immigrants ts
Jong overdue. U and when it comes about
it will surely do damage to the ezplolter1
of cheap labor, and the slllJ. do-gooders
wllt be 11 ia loss 11 to wbal to do 1ood
ne1t.
S. G. UNDINE
N~n'• Effort•
To the Editor:
Nixon Is being blamed for higb
unemployment while uneDlployment Is
not extremely high, compared t o
Democratic adminl1tration1 in
peacetime. If aliena and migrant farm
worken were replaced lftth citizens, It
would be less. II the SSll program had
corrled (which Nixon puabed ), employ-
ment would be higber. II lonphoremen
were not on strike (mostly over jurlsdic-
tlonal disputes between unions), employ·
ment would be higher.
NIXON HAS DONE all that he could to
prevent this atrlke. Such a strike affects
a lot more people than tltbse in coMected
indutbies. :
These unloh leaders· knocking heads I ' over jurisdictio~ are. e1 r Socialilt.s or !
Democrata. If Mr. ~lxon hadn 't Jn. torvened, those \iorke . Wouldn't hava
had 1 cent at Chrlslm time . They may
have resented I~ but 'II bet !bot their
w1 ... and~ ~~~led ll
' ·EVERY~ ~·beile ... 1n some
oort o! government control, but only for
the other I<-. Nlson is the first Pnsi·
dent to try to muscle the ox. It might ba more.~ to soy~ the tiger by
the lsll. '
If lnflltlon 1a contro , 1lier. must be
controls on prlcea and waces. It will hurt, :
but It will be good for UI. '
JAMES BOLDING
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ai'ound 111,0 the r Journey. That ooe ~ Ille lllmbsbell annqunceJt!tnl
last 111rnmer tbat Nizon will travel to
China, a vllH. arranged by Kissinger·
when be ~ cionferred In Pellllg
wlh a.tneae l!"'ler1. ·
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and hll spali-1obUy tele&rapbed tbe
ocope •ol' Ille ~I Viel8'm lllU which
Ille ~ dlac:tooed In bJa DI· u.,.i · -1:11 Tueoday. •
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!trY,leW Jaa: J;'.llld: •
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channel • • • we Mve ,made 1 nwnJJer of
ollen In virious channels ••• When the
!Ola! record Is published, and II will be
publllbed In due lllDI and al an ap-
propriate time • • • al.hers wlll realize
th.It 'we have gone tbe.eltra mile as "far
a• POWs 81' concetn.i. I do not want to
dlscloae any f\lrlhlr detaus because
oegotlaUons are under way." Anotber.'lllnt came Mooday·wbtn press
oecr.tary llonfld t .' . Ziealer rave this
answer when aakl!(I w"'belber peace
nerotlator Wllllam Porter would be tat·
laa beet new J>l))posals whfn be returned
Teday'• n.al
N.Y. Steeb
c TEN CENTS
to the Paris talks Ulla week.
"We do have propouls on the table· in
Paris and we have not had responses ~
those proposals from the other side. I
don 't want, at this moment, to imJ'llf to
you that he is going to take anylhlng
back."
The responso !"""1ed White llouse
reporters at the time, but the meaning
became clear when Nixon disclosed that
Porter Isn't taking anything new back to
Paris -he's simply returning lo lay the
prevk>usly priv.ate plan on the public
negotiating table.
'N~thing . Doing' -Reds
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H~~i Spurns Proposals-'Nixon Broke Plet;lge' . , . .,.
. ,_ 4P uJ.... not .,ithdra~ all aupport from Plesldenl .... and~ pi !Nlnlalnlnc Tlllau
·North Vloli•U" • ~Parll lo' 'l!lleu. (Seo reWOd -m P.qe 4). ln power; ' day~ 1'reeldent ·• 1 _.,,,,,. · 'A'stattnlent 'by the North v-Althollchthetoneof the stattrr.entwas
apeecb a . 0 t:rueo " and negaUve,.nowbere was t&e word rejection
1S1erl01l'be bnlte I ·~ ln revllllnC del$tlon to thO Paris peace lllU claJlll' used ln merrq to Nixon's elght·polnl
llCrel ,q1m1 bllwien, lf!:nlf• ,diplomats ed !hit !)le Nixon administration ln pibllc prosram, The plan wu not, ln !act,
and ~11Ull_ ..... lleiry~. and private meetings "did not rupond to .,OClllcally menUOlled.
In another dov= lladlo lllnol tl\o'lwo.queJIJona fwidameiltaiJor a jual •• The NOrtb Vletnani..O suggested that
-moaltored II\_ .KGIJI ;:-inclicattid and peaceful ..ulameot ol the Vietnam Nblon'• reV.latlon about Klasinger's trips
today lhat Ntxoa'I ' ~·""' problem:" to Porii did not lnapfre tbe& confidence.
not accoptahle 1lom! ~.do nol abln-It !Isled the! two lsauel Involved u "We have often pointed out," the state-
don~.~,._ ad•do refusal to slop the V-ci1 tho men! sald,_"lhil Mr., Nixon tall:ed one
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peace but mldt real war."
Although the North VI~ rodlo
broadcast that wu monitored did not r~
ject tbe eight-point plan which Nixon Mid
was submitted to the C:Ommunistl in
Pari.!I three months ago, it said it COi)>
tafned Unbthing new,"
Hanoi called aroln for the United
Sllllta to accept the seven-point Viet
(See NIXON, Pqe &)
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ainplel of .,.ance prob I em 1 lllr!>ull>oul t!io lllitrlct.
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0 model• -UHd lar llmulatlon ol data."
Bui the 11~ WllD'I buyln& ibot.
One 111111 i!IP-Wllat -to be • commonJ_..
"Tbe ~ ... """"1ollnn• " !hi!' type," be 1114, '1a 11111 ...,, often •!art
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Do·uhts· We•tlter
Tlllncl wm be °" t11e mo1 11111o
'l'lllll'lday .... tlle Oranae Coul,
lllcl -tlno!tn!na --ool)>a10.,.....1m-eit-.
Ina Into rain. llllbs 'l'lllll'lday wW
be In the I0'1. !-. m Ille 11'1.
INSIDll ~DAY
"C11orU. llton" II ll.na-
~lr l1lcalftl a u II "'
WlplPffl around 0 ro 11 '• 'C""""; 1111 lo-llop fl la S..
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Light Hearing
Considering the fact It Is better to light
one little candle than to curse the
darltneu, Costa Mesa city otflclal1 want
to lllwnlDlile IJle. cl tlz.enty 1bout !'hat's
happening to tbttr strlo.t llgbll.
Some of the local folks have been curs--
lftl what they rear. will be a service rate
tax inertase.
Ltgal nou ... of a publlc bearing to be
held Feb. 7 bifore the city council are
.decorlttng. every lamp standard ln town.
"!1 What does it au mean ?
· ; .• ., Certainly not I tax Increase or cre1llon
any nt.W aueasme.nt levy over the ex·
:btln& 15 cent.I per ttOO assessed valua·
;Aloo paid by all property ownm for
.:otrtOt lighting.
·: Tht only thinf likely lo 10 up lJ the
~'!Flndlepower.
.. ~ ••C&J.ifornia l1w require! the re-
; establlslunent of street llghlinf amsa-
•ment dJatrlcts every five years," says Ci·
ti> Mana1er Fred Sorsahal.
· 11le hearina set Feb. 7 during the
!regular 7:30 p.m. council session is re-
: !quired to determine residents ' reactions
·.to continued stree\ lighting in the city.
•.:£. Cbances setm excellent the majority
• tlflll go alon1 with conllnued street
!lighting., .
:. "No Jncrtae ln rates is proposed or in·
· ~tended," .Sorubll notes. ~1; CUy Councilman William L. St. Clair
.4!18icl this· week he bas been contacted by
;'lJDany concerned citlzen1 afraid or higher ,, bills. . .
. Street lifhlini rate.s charged to the city ;)>y the .sQuthern CalUornla Ed~n Com·
d~ny m 01tabl1'hed by the stat. Public
d lµlj_U.. Commlsslon (PUC).
. '.,.. COnllialtd irrfprovements ln the 1y1tem · l'UWICed by tile PUC-establlahed service . .J'!~ UU. year wlll include replaCement ;.?:. moat jncandeocent-type atreet lights
• '.Jrfth men:ury vapor lampe.
' Soraobol point. out this wlll gen<rale
twice the light at the ume cost for
energy.
: ~ Lfcl!tina systerna In .the _old J!a.ialde ~ttec&ft of Costa ·Mesa wUI be renovated ·:nm flacaf year, proYldlng rreater traffic
• !tty and helping to deter bilrgtars who
"''Drtfer to wort ln the dark, the city
"'manqer sald. . . .
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a employes under his control.
• All those employes, he aaid, hive bffn
encounced to.generate ules or Urea and
parta at the Arco, Mobil, Shell ind Tex-
aco slltionJ named in an Orange County
Grand Jury indJctment but only in .fn.
stancu where accesa:>rlei 1bow 1igna of.
wear and t.ar andAbould be replaced for
the driver'• ulelf. J • ·
He denied that 'ttreo of ctistomen1 cara
aervlced in hlt ataUons were deUbtrately
punctured with playing darta 11 alleged
by nearly IO prooecutlon ,.11 .......
~ He al!O l!ienied that shock absorbers :~ ,;Juej.1,P,.mpe !'•re . dellberalely
:;lprqed;wltl) oll '.&r.!.custoJner• urged to
;~laCe '!hat .were lJOln\t<I 9ut as · ~ec, .. Ve 'put&. . ~ · . ,
: Nameil-wtth Kenllail as principal 4ef•n-
-ntJ .in, the . ,alleg@tions .ar~ StlnJ.ty :Jl)a.· '11, ~ •. of llll' !)an Pab.to Circle, P>'~
~. and f;d\ru'd Ca~y. ·fl, of ~ HWbcNt 1Drlve, HunUhgton Beach. 'i~""' llien atle1ed ,that' the three men . . . tile, Garden Gro_ve war.•-
ln lupply Ille ,llDod of parta .Nede4
, the .U statiom ia1d to have -'.Ill'· lvf'! In !fie reP,llr;racke,l. ' ' ,
Alio'O!I trial ~n charf9" of cheating ancl
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Court Site Action OK'd
Senat.e Re jectl
f Court Action
Bqlogh Urgei
Mayor 'Debate
Clllllp °'""" 8upor¥llGn -.. ........ ~ for "hjaod)J -
••••" .. ...,. HarW zu•1111
lllsti1ct -• -u .... !Ill 1-lioree &Ulevard for '3".1,000 -but
del•yld action on a temporary locaUon
for ibt ... rqowci.t flcllltte1 , , ,' ,
T)le ~!l<mllltlon 11reemc!I! Tuesday
Incfudtd 1 clauM through •hl<h Colllns
Radio Cor;oratWn will shire Jn any
award ml!dit to Utt Irvine Company !or
FretnPafel
NIXON ••.
Cona plan· iubmltted to the P1rl1 peace,
talk! last July.
"When analyzed," Radkl Hanoi said ln
the Vietnamese tan&Uiie broadcast, "It ,
becomes clear that tbe balic U.S. plot
and th• U.S. stalld hive not ch>ng~ lri
any way.'1 • • • '
It s1id Nixon's )!iooposals' are not the
way td end ~ w,r, i rKI until tht wir Is '
ended thete will · be no release , of
A,merli;an priaoner1 of Wu• in Nortb Viet-pam. · _,.. · ' .
l Asserting that c.nu~ support of the
Vletnamizatioo proaa;lm and of the
Saigon government constitute! "con-
tinuation of the illegal U.S. war of ag..
grwion," the North Vietnamese r1dio
declared: ·
"If Nilon doee not want to end thlt
war of ag1resslon, tben the U.S. military
men captured while committing crimes
can -not go home to be reunited with
their families .' Instead, the Jlst of those
captured will grow" longer ind longer."
Firm Executive
Named as Envoy
WASHINGTQN (AP) -Authoritative
lall'ces gid tod1y President Nixon ha!
picked Robert S. In1er90JI, chairman of
the Borg-Warner Corp., as the new U.S.
ambluador to Japan.
He would succeed career diplomat
Annin Meyer who iJ expected to return
here IOOD for reaaaignment.
At the Wh ite House, spokesmen declin-
ed to confi rm or deny the report.
Ingersoll, 51. is bead of the company
that manufacturers various types of
equipment for automobiles, air condition·
ers, ptutics and other products.
Bangladesh _Gets
Hungary Support
'BUpAPE itPI) -H u n B • r y ~1zec1 . :a.., cl'!'~ lodiy ~· >n tn-~ent and ertil" dluntry ·and is
eady lo establish dlplom.iic relatlp~
tbe .-. al<ncY MT! sald. . .
'i'!;; J'9l)CN'I Aid President Pa Loaonczi
and Premier Jeno Fock informed the
tllat Dnn'a )eaar'I illnal II -ol '11.a,....... . fte ......... ,_. • J•t1r11
lo0111nrtl ... Ille ....... :;• ol.
Birch Street and i1 luted Crom 1.rvlne
Compony by Colllna !JI a ... ,.., pact
:whk:h has at years to run. •
Undec the site purchase agreement,
Colll.o.r wlll lnst1ll 1trtell and ullllilea for
a tot•l cost or WJ,000 per acre. The ad-
ditional Irvine leuor'1 lntereal ii
' Mesan to Face •
TTiaI in. Bar
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Shooting ~se
' A Co;ta Mtllll found to be Insane alter
he allegedly shot and .......i~ a !other
and son.durlng t:quarrtl at a local .tavern
haa noW ljeeo "'8<f to be 111111 and able to
face a heatinf bn ithe rtvJvect char1es.
Oranae C.ounty SUper!or 'Court Judge
Wllli_am1 Murray, orde~1 ~Thomas
Baker Twyman, 30, of Jto E ... Jeth St., to
appear In Harbor: JudtCI.11; Djltrlct Court
feb. 4 for i hearin1 on.char111 ot assa ult
with intent to kUI and assault wilh a
detldly weapon ..
Those' -charge! were suspended four
montha ago when Judge Byron K.
McMillan committed Twyman to
Atascadero State Hospital on the basis of .
psychiatrists' reports whlcb stated that
the defendant waa incapable or un-
derstanding the charges.
Twyman w8s arrested outside a
Newport Boulevard bar Aug. 5 shortly
after he allegedly 11hot patron! Robert L.
Dusseau, 50, of 715 St. JameJ Pl1ce,
Newport Beach, and his son. Wari:en, 2',
of J60 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa:
Police said a shot fired by Twyman hit
the elder DuS!eau and passed throu1h his
leg and into his son's root. Ofrtcers said
the Doueaus were trying to break · up a
diapule between Twyman and othe.r
patrons.
3 Men Arrested
By Drug Teams
Newport Beach and Costa Me11 detec-
tives arrested three men at thelr Balboa
Pen.in!ula apartment Tuesday, after
allegedly purchasing a 1m~ll amount of
the drug mescaline Crom one.
Jack P. Beardsley, 23, of 303 E. Bay
Ave ., was bpoked on suspicion of sale of
the hallucinogen and also possession or
marijuana.
His roommates, Jack A. Rust, 24, and
DeMis L.'Palmer, 22, were arrested and
booked only on suspicion of possession of
marijuana.
The visit and alleged lransaclion were
carried out by t'leJVpod Jl,e1ch Detective
Al Epelejn ud Bob L<nnert, ol the Coota Ml•• narcofc• de~.
Ban&ladeab 1ovemment or tbe deciaion. •
Hunlary followed the exalnple of other Porn· h s ect Communist East European countries in-u USP
clu{l!nJ ~ soviet Union in r.ecocn>zina . . . . . Banpadea~. ' . Gets Light : Term
L 'b f.ed , T ;-_: .J WAinNGToN (UPI) . -Frederic k
, f, era l..,if.µJ, y . Hermaii; 'al, got oft . with •. year of
· ulllllpei;y,iled plobatton . for 1howlng a Says Point Ms' d r..:~~1h.1c mm called . ·:~burban
Discrimination against women has ·no Superioi.Q>urt Judge Albert Burki. aaid
place In a city council race and the Tuesday 1'de:e:lded a11inst tht usual fine
liberated lad y .most directly involved or jail ~·because· "community itan-wants t.o set the record straight. _ A DAlly Pilot story 'l\Juday listing dardt haV changeCJ:" 1 '
Costa Mesa candiClateii aaid. 'siX men He said \e eame to this conclusion
among 13 candidates have not filed after viewing X-rated movies and visiting
,..,..tad at •·• wbldi, If ,.W, will ,
~ i-. cut lo the county to 1!1,llflt
paroert.
Supervlaor Ronald Casper1 of Ntwport •
Buch asked county Re1I Property
Services Olrecw stanl•y Kr1u., II the
Irvine Company had' &frl'd bl Ille 1111,tlO
fi1ure.
WASHINGTON (AP)-ln a abow-
....... fair...,._= lallae, lliJ ...... ..
lflillll .......... far
--........ rather -_,.. admIJilllr1Uv1 aellm.
An 1menclni'ent bl' Sen. Peter H.
Oomllick'(R.COlo.) lo requln! eourt
action )l>ltead ol let!ina: tbe ~al,
Emplo-Opportunfiy Commi..
•loni.t~
" .. reje(ted by a, 4Mt vote.
Fo~Policy
P11Drili& -~ wi;,bal gaunUet, Co.Ila
Meaa cay~ll'~te ni.odor• C.
"Ted", ~ lo • dliiUenglng M1 yor
-.:~ WillOO ..CO et>ote such Ill'
' flull( ai llit: l)i.;eva ConV.nUon
•l!il,lha, iJ(llllcl Na~))larter.
"Thty want us to process tM con-
.,..tlon of l•Mbol<I rtchts lira!, ilUt It
Joo kl favorable," Krauae replied .
He added that recl1Wn or the county'•
a1retrnent with Newport Btach to
purchase aeven acres in Ne'lt'port Cenler
for a court alte hln&ed on favorable aet-
tlement of tht Collins 11te propos1I.
Domin1Ck11 amendment was dt-
fta led '.Moadly "1 a 13-11 V~ .but.
the Stnale law ¥olod to -It, Of!Oll1lw Ibo WIY for today'a cJ6. clliv-t rail till on the laut.
, Sir. .....,.llJJIC .lil. d,ealre to 1tr
, , • the .. u lllt',1"2 city councll cam·
poip;;~ararn "" ai)d '!h• Vletn1m· War
wtnU.' folloWI a rather lnterestln1
lo(lc. I \ ~ ti to debate the mayor -
.who(llill!Uii:ed ~TeSOlutlon eondemnlng
a -m·•or policy -; on the eompllcated
U.N. alld rultt 0£ warfire 1uldellnes
preclaely becauae thty have no ~arlng
Oft a elty council elecllon. The 1t1.rch for tfmparary quarters for
the pre.aenlJy overcrowded court
racllltles, now oa weat lath 1trett ln
Costa Mesa, waa a dlfterent atory.
All three Harbor DlstrlCt judges were
on hancf to preunt their case.
Judge Oonald llu!igan sa1d It would ob-
viously be ~heaper to stay ln. the present
bulldln& Ind traller1 untll t new court
bulldl~I could be conatrucled, "but lhosa
facllllJe• ar• totally ln1deqUat1 today and
are ~I more so each 1ucceedlnf
day.''
"There la oo way out but to rind an in·
terlm facility," Dun&an warned. "But, it
is up to you to decide where."
Sil temporary sites were listed by
Krause and Clsptra moved thit im-
medlale fludy be mlde of three of them.
They are:
...:..Airport Busintss Center, 11682
MacArthur Blvd ., opPOsite the Or1n1e
County Airport,
-Alpac Inc., facilltle1 at 11651 Von
Karman Way , near the airport.
-A Collins offer of S7,500 square teet in
an office building t~ firm Is not now us-
ing at their Newport Belch complex .
Supervlsori indicated that they es-
peeled a report from Krause at their nut
meeUD& Feb. 1.
Poopk's Lobby
Reqriest Gets
Stnt.e PUC Eye
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Stale
Public Utilities Commllaion look under
study today a peUtlon from the People'•
Lobby asking the Puc to ottp iJlto a
dispute over the San Onofre nuclear
power plant.
The joint operators of the power plant
however, contended thlt the PUC lacta
'Juri!dictton and., that only the AIGmlc:
EnerfY ~ could bl lelaJly il>-
volved.
A PUC .~ .. man,••~ It would be stveral ,;~ tiefort ttit state lllDCY decl~ed wliOtber It could hmllvo ltsalf ln tht matt~." 1 •
The People's Lobby, a ...,.profit
orgonlzatlon which ha• been Involved In
cla.u act.son 1Ulb on beliaH or UM _public
on c:onaervaWon matten, ptMMted com--
plalats 1boot the plant at the PUc hear·
Ing tod1y.
Tht lfOUP amrta that then art bu1c
flaws in the des.Ip or the emtfllDCY
cooling system at the plant which woukl
be pot.ntl1lly dangerous.
Tht plant operatiSI, CalUornla Edll!Oll
ind the San Dttao Ga• Ir Elec:trk: Cb.,
said their position ii that any q_.,,,
should be handled bj the AEC. Tht PUC
meeting -actually 'i "pre-hearln1 con-
rere-pce" -mosUy confined ltleU to the
jurladictlonal question .
A PUC 1pokeaman oa1d the qency
later could set hurl111a on the qfety
question U It det.rmine1 It Is within Its
jurildktlon.
• SecoQd Woman
:Candidate Files . . . .
:for Mesa'.Council
: 1'~, 11111 ,caild\date. bl ,,announ,. plans
lo run -;.. ~ ~ ~ WOllll)I in the 1tt14 ,.... tool; out nomination pallffl t..
' day for the April 11 Colla MiN City
Couneil Olictlon. llhe 11 Billie R. Golden. of 1222·Lohcl.,,;
derry st., who ls employed aa a crtdlt
mana1et.
CMdldateo for the c1mpaign have until
,_, Feb. J to ol>taln papers and return
them to Clt,y Clerk J:lloen Phinney with f
flvt •llnliurel ol retlltored •olera to quaf~y !0< the bollDI. l · "
To dale, only seven.Candidates amaoc
the 11 have returned the loi:mo, wlillli
Mayor Robert M. Wli,oa hlin't lekla '
out papen and hlnll be miy nOt· "'"-
The other ltmale can.fld1t0 lo MJI#" Klrsehallbeum, ol 3ll Lourdao 1-, wi.
Aid today Ille !Jlloncll Jo file her P981 next week. • .. · .. ' . .
Low Key Protest
Over Prof Firing
Continuing
STANFORD (AP ) -Tbe protest over
the firing ol Prol. H. Bruet Franklin by
stallforil 1Jnlvenlty contlnuea on the
campua but on a rtlaUvely low tey .
For the second straight day, 111er11r1
offlcen bad bl clear the Old Student
Union of dtmoostr1ton at closing time
Tuuday.
But there wu no vandallsm u b.ct
been the cue In Mooday'a proleat ac-
Uv~y.
About IOI pe-beord rrantdln, an
•vowed Maoilt, apuk: at a ftoon rally
TINedaJ1 ,._u.,. bis ehallenp for a
-with ltanfont Prealdent ll!dlard • Lym111 Oft ·Mlnln1
Thin, about 1• penono moved ta the
student u-llatldfll( for peaceluI .
dileuufom.
~ warned Ille l<OUP thay wVe
tresi>oai!nl, then moved In bl quickly
cleat the bulldfnl. Tbete WU DO reallt-
ance. -•
Franklin, n, WU fired from hia
tenured poettlon a1 an 1uoclatf, profeaor
of English by Stanford trusteea Saturday
for llleaedly advocatln& violence during a
campus antiwar demonstration lut Feb.
10.
"""' P .. e l
MURPHY ••.
attacked . We were told in Hawaii that if
we got In ln>uble there wooJd be no help
for us," slid Murpb,y.
Mayor Wlllon'a p.apel .critical of leav-
ing the eombat tbelllar without rµlly
glvlnf the·1nemy whit for,puted on a I
to 1 vote 10 days .,o, wJth-'Coupcllm1n
Wllllam L. st:ctatr o~ to ib,adop-tlon. ' . I l-r f:
,COuncllman St. Clalr -.1. who~ti ruMlni
for rHlectlon -llYI a 1'ar 10,000 ptlles
1w1y lan't o11.,1uma1e -"~" city Jfhtre vat.en will eWi:it threiit mt rs
· illx· w.iu llenct, ~Uy. ot ' . •lata
date. • L-.:!'):~, t~
And thole l'el1llrkl ~•I•·
!ton thla weet ~I, .. ,. ii
raedy to 111r11t a......,. ~ 'troop
wlthdrlwal deadllnl bl ,'Wlft of
Ha-d GI W!!f, Caml~to F. l!i;i~~
Mar!Do-~· cond dine ......i ...
and -Niu~ !.. ~ wMh .
111a1•111t. •
Ho .....i !bl .. yor .GI ap to ~.;:~.,..,. ~::
w11a w111 a=~ ·bis DOI IU• oUI t \1 pol~~~Al~!D:" ~~
MoadaJ, lo a I UJll.. ~a
Acoordl CW..lo it al 1•f:• p.m.
candldatu' forum or1anlzad by the
Governmental Awarenea Committee.
Boloch's l<OUP 1119 in'flled the It new
cendldate.s to Iha Ellanela High School
aftalr to ouUlne their Jdeu, wh11t 11yinj:
lncumbenll st. ctatr, Councilman Alvin
L. Pinkley and Wll!On -lfi-fle J'UDll -
must limply llud on thelr·fl<Wdl·
The chADen«t w• a rlply to Mayor
WJJaon'a reply of lut week when uked to
elaborate on hia hawkilh stance on any
eom11tl requtrlng U,8 .. il\"!'lnment.
Mayor Wllaon gld m euence that JM
would uae all neceaary m11n11 to adtltve
victory, from tbe Halla ol Mootninna to
the Shores of Tripoli, plul the 1tr~ of
Satcon and the byways ol Cairo -q.noed
be.
He menUoned DO nldur wupoM but did, DOI deoy tlley mlfbt-come ID bllldy If
UnC!i! Sam wanll to really .-rt hla wfll
~ 11\rash an opponent on the fltld of
ltlt.' ..
••• rill. Boloifl h11 n<ver oeen eye tO eye
w1111 Mlror w11eon.
He promptly IMOUnced hla own Costa
Meu foreign polley would be to bring all
troopo home, free Yank POW1, 1handon
Ille comipt 1overnmenl of South Vlelnam
and attend to rlihlini 1llefed Wr<)lllt
down at the CHy Hall (Costa M011'1).
"No ctty offlcta1 ~u the richl to 11y
citizens are unpatriotic becaute they op-
~ the war In Vietnam," be oblerved In
challenging Mayor Wilson.
"He can bring along his 1awyer too,,.
Bolofh toued In for food meuure.
"I \l«Ull'e,.'' M1l"r Wlllon ,.,ponded,
iemphlsiaMi he me¥t .refuaal tto ena:age
In a duel of hlltrlonles and elocution u
any apeaker's pl1tfonn with Bologb as
hi.I oppontnt -even with an attorney 11
h!a .... nd.
2 Gunmen Roh Bank
~ °'.:'f~ County motortsta art ' "l'bilile ~ of ~ Avenlda. ~ M\uloh Viejo, David CoQq,ofa,
'i d eooo··aar'deh G.rove ' Blf d.1 eetmlnster ' Ind Ghrlstopherr Enriquez; : ot 7512 .Volga ,Drive, and Hemj
. · 'y, JI, 'of 7661 Commodore
nomination papers. . . . several "adult11 book stores. ,
Five men and Myrah Kirschenbaum, of •1Hard-core . porntwr'l'aphy may have 386 Lourdes Lane! hav~ taken out v••
"Wt were spying but wt never violated VAN NUYS (UPI) -Two gunmen. Top Churchman Dies the soverllgnty of North Korean waters," described only as an Oriental and 1
Murphy· stated. block, robbed the I,incoln bank of more
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nomination papers_ ind not yet flied thtm. changed In defjnllion from what it used to
"1 am not a man and I want to ctlrrect be," the Judge said. "I did not find that
I'(<!; Jioth i>f .Huntington Beach. . the, record,''. says .the Kirschenbawn Mr. Herman's· 1um differed that much
womln, a'real eataie aa:erl · ' fro m what is generally ahown."
O-•IC:OMT
DAILY PILOT
1.a..tt N. w •• , .,.... ... """"'....,
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SCAG Report Blasted
By Airport ·Commission
. ~ -. ,.,.. ~ ... o-.i .,,..... ' i . . '
'"-•• r...n lfiltt
~·• A. M-,.lii•• ~htllr
Cl•tfn H. l•• •1,1i.r1 r. N.n AalttMt ...... Efllert
c.t. .... °"'-. t.to w .. t 1., Stt1.t
,MtJli., ~ill'Mll: r.o ... IS61, t2626 --"'-'-" ........ : -......, .......... ( r::'E~ .. :: 1'L'::i. A.::..,, • ' Ndl&IC.-.a.t '
The eommercl~ ' 1lrpori ptc!qre In.
Orange County was more·clouded today
In the wake ol an biange County.Airport
Com mission action Tuesda·y n I g ht
disowning a ~them California ~ssocia
tipn .OI Gon'J/l!\•nta (SCAG ) i•t.rtm,
r,t Port: on aviatin .~st
With · three -ol five alrpol1 com-·
mlssionera present, the advisory group
rej«:led th6 sludy charging that, "fl Is
wrong for a regional .. body; which hat,
sougbl v~ri little opinion from tM
vari9us e«ninun!Ues affected, to Jmpoae
Its will on ua." ' ·
Tht SCAG inlo!'lm 1tudy 1ugge1led
amon1 other tbtnp that El Toro Marine
A1r Station bt convuted to an lntenia..\
, flontl .clv~ alrj)ort.
~L.."'°"• """ Whldl ._ ......, ..... --1.-...l'l,....koUnty aviation study Is bein ~_..:.i::it::,:'t'..:c,~ dont by William L. PueJra and
--. o.. ....... ~ Auociates. the 11me flnn which did a ........... ~ V1t111. .... <"'-"I pl I .,. ...,.~ •• ....,. _ com e e aviltion study for Orange Coun-
....... 'r1oocfeilt tr111111it ,.... It ty 1bout four years ago. -.., .., .. '°'" ....... County Aviation Director R obert
T I I' tn4l '4J""4Jn Brenahan aald today that SCAG sent
1' T t Ata1·•1 6<fa.Nn copies ol lta interim report to all person1
,.. -..,., _.,.,. lnlerelled on Dec. JI, 1171.
..:;. ~ ~~ Jal'llfl CUmore, vtcti chairman of the .... •'Tau • ....: ....... ,.... t'OUlltJ Airport Commllslon, said Tuesday
nifhl, "We -a regional 1tudy, but It Is
::.. 1,. ~ &':.!\.'.'°:= .. ....,_for a frOUP like SCAG lo try to im· ., ,.,,.,. a".....,, "' ""'" •.t• -ill will on us. Local f.overnmenll _...,, ..-... il!IUtlulfw4 •. h """Wiiy. w!ll blva oo laUlude to Imp ement thetr
I
own plans."
Commission Chainnan Robert A. Clart
or Brt.1 observed that county 1uper\1aor1
will "undoubtedl y be upset with our re-
jection of this report since they were
looking fo..,.ard to the stlldy to tell them
where In 10 with allJ>O~ "
. E. R .. "Sandy" Ablol~ fourth dialrlcl
commlnloat:r trom .bahelm, . concurr~
with the rejection of lhe '11idy proposed
by Clark and Gilmore. · t
C~ation oI an Oranre C'ounty ayiation ~st.er plan has ~ 1 dell! tsiUe since
the county Board of ~t0r1. voted 14
monlha ago to ieJact' th< late1! air
tranaportation study • !qi tl\t <ounty
by tliO Ralph l'o!· Pal'IGDI Com\11"1 ol Los Angele1. • 1 ., • • •
Pa._.: pl'<l(JCJOed a Joi litJiott lri Bell ean,.. neor Sao J ... 'Clplitnno and
nonJet facllllle1 In Brea, and O'NeW
Park.
The Pereira firm Is eipected to present
Ill final report to SCAG by June lO, Com·
menlJ on the lnlerlm report. 1houkl be
forw1rded to the consullln& firm by Feh.
II, IOCOl'dlng le SCAG.
SCAG'• Impact on Southern Callfomla
aylaUon Is derived from Ill authority lo
recommend to the Federal ATlallon
AclmlnfaJratlon (FAA ) which 1lrport pn>-
jecta should receive feder1f hmdln(,
Pereira '• study Is the first th1t coven
the ten-county aviaUon problema.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP ) -Or. S. J. When Wed wbat could be done lo pre-lban $11,000 shortly before d!>sii)c time
''Jip" Patterson, 72, moderator of the vent another Pueblo incident Murphy Tuesday and escaped by car. Managtt
General Auembly ol the Pmbyterlan replied, u'lbere'a no ru90n why any Richard E. Butler said one of the
Church tn the U.S. (Southern) in 1-. wvlce shfp Ian'! prepared to fight. We 1u1peet1 approached him and asked
died Sunday. iiiiiiii;;!jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilfii
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UNIQUE AND UNUSUAL
At our stbre1 We have one di1pl1y
cue that holds a special ittract.loa'
for our customers, Th1t'1 where,,._
keep·our antique and 11tate jefti·
ry. This lovely jewelry, unlll<e a
used car, does not lose value with
age and use. · The aelectlon Is constantly clw>J-
!ng as ,Pie"!'• are ~Id and new 111111
come 1n. At any timll you -·~ to find Items of !nllrlll. Tber9 an
necklace1, rtn11 bloacb11 lllld Nr-
rln11 for the 1a.ill1, cull Hnb, llllcl<
plm......_watdl folio for \lie man.,..!..
B11ld11 tb1 jewelry, you cu alao
ell]>OCt to '" antique walcMI, re-
stored to r.rfoct workln1 ordar,
button boo • 1Uvu coin punea, compacta and c11arette caMI.
Every il~m In tht dopulmat II
an oulltand!ng bar1aln In ~ u
well a a beauty. Stop In any tlml
and 111 what we bavt to otftr,
Viall often to see wbat new ltaml
are added nearly every week.
F or th• unique and UDUIUal M harp.In prices, visit our aatlqut
and estate jewelry deparlmtllt.
Sparkling
diamonds for
a· Valentine
Weddmg.
ArtCarvtd d'amoncHet
......., rlng1. Luxury, ....., .... ....... _ ... "'two --rl-The rnott ••qu'eltt ,..,...ion ot the Url1tm11 .,,,. """-..... ..............
~Carved
A -~llOWIOA 1IT
1-,AU.INl·ITAfl llf
112J NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MESA
~'"!INT TUMI'
IANltAMHICA•D-!llASTO CHAMI
I
14 YlAlS IN SAMI LOCATION
PHONI MtJ~I
,
,../' .
New Delay ,Railmen Hiked .10%
Threatens . " · ·
r· Ex-Sen. Hayden
I ( \\ . .<
. Of ~ona. Dies
I • • Ill!&\. Aris. (AP) -, I'.,_ Sea. Carl T. llaJdea.
.• wti. nearly $7 yurt "'
•repr11cMn& Ari1on1 ii ~-the~-
Pay V1iit Split, Spurns Ouin Rules .;
' Apollo 16 I WASHINGTON (AP) .; A Tl!e foll 1J'nl ~ .;.,. -· ... ...-. M
. blltorly divided Pay llNrd ..... -of a -t -.... reviewed .. far. It ..
'CAPB KENNEDY, 1'11. aplli hie JcnorM Its own IV.,....,, -•e more J,:'*1 1 ~ ::au:
(AP) _ Tl!e ,,_...... wqeauldel'-,tbla--tl!ontwo,.mllJao. I, 1111! llid'T""_.w -tbe.,.
Apollo JI -mla!M 11 dl!leaally 1ppovil!C • it-i-· 'l'lao -....... lbe .,._ tnrUI ti put of II II -
··~-lntlle-'I ceat P1Y raise tbil )'W lor lllOlll •!11111 lbe ..-t, ml to Ille -year of 1 tJne. _.,... wlllt I -_. HO,GGO n1liUd tr8imnen. ,.iii II.-ti• 1pinve two 1"" poet. ·
i"' ,JldlldatM. , ..
t Haydm. a 0.-. hN
.... hoQltaltaed bere1 -,, Dee. II lor dolrjdi-. Ila
-JIOlll'--·• But tt la -wbelber r-llltlllnc 11 -tibia Tueldty's motion •-villl al1-il!a_.,lplutl the "-FL·CIO United yurtllbe-klolesereprt thebulkoltheU'nlcanlncl
.,-_ ' ~tlon Union w I I 1 i1!to elfecl. ~ l•v.. 1111-wu lj>oDlored by h11!-
Tbo space _,. ~ honor tbe long-<lela)'<!4 pac~ certain the fato of . t?O ralleo member Benjomln I'. Blq·
-; U..t 1be -aft wbtc& coatatos otfelomlined tolalla( I perCllll DUI year. 1inl, 1' rallrold uecutlve who
..i la 8atunl • -wtU be work rules the ral1rold In-Tiie _., .. mptlaa, which · ~ sex atrOnclY ·-II to
-lnml the llancb dultryseys.wWapeodlll'Viee paued •I lo ·S,sranll yet ... the-work-rul .. euttn-
""' 11 aoi -lily hdldlpc and .,entually seve 1111".'"l', U>lber ewpll9n to · the to el!ect, •whltever Ille' price lor npaln. An allldll uld' II .I Tbe 1J'nl hid donJ ...... IWI boanl!o , -91: rule tl!lt In ... et. Btagtol, pi.o!dent
vat!Pf!ld Into a -llatunla1
J' and cUed 'l'lleoday nfPI.
Tbe-ofan -plo-, be WU eJectad to !be
Houle. o I ~u-
when ArizoDI 'W&= !be -In ltlJ. Hit m terms, ,.,.;, electod 111a
Senete ml remllned there ..,.
Ill bis retirement In Ille la
~.ll!o w1i-11e-~ ·ot the .,.. beloro WICN ID -"'81Kll cu't of Ille Soutbem P1cllle Co., lor "'8 _..,,. April It 1'/WDg tbe -............ 'tn-• ·,. ,. man tllilll fir.,..... • 1IOd wted'earller to re)lcl tbe uto. bul no ... ....,• ~ e11ect. V'nl Pr.itm >.. ll ,..,., or 7 Jl'IOllll In opecta1 .u:per....i _.,. rllle.
*1111 .~ be JD1C1e for a UJ· · f>t111-~ to • c:lttw!W._.,r -The UT\] JtKl wu mcbed
Hayden beceme cllalrman of • two. . 11!1 ,._,., ·•P' Tbe ~ Jiu yet to 1pply t..aUvely, 1ut tug. 2, ending
Tbe l.~Ue trip to Ille · provll ll!ll1l be veo of· . ta S.J.pin!ml J'" I de 11 n e • --otrike lhlt ,;mi. ~~~ 111 nbly i.ofldJq •.lbt bad< flcW !IOllflcatlon • . ~ to -tbe pow.mI · tually Ued up 10 reU. linoo. of•laflt-lr--'"' :.· . .
• Wlllbemade-y. .. • " . c1en1 rtempore.
· Allllough roted by bis col·
1-.. -of the most
ldrelt -In the ~le, Ila,.. WU ru'elJ ID lbe lieodlinel. .
SIRVID, 16 YIARS
C1rl HaPor• M
Any _, would be to lbe ' ' .
nut l•vereble --· • -.day porlod llorllDI llay
. It Tbe ._, -Into )IClli'
"When I came to Congress," November • wbea Prell-::_.u,:y~~lwOcr '
-John 'I. Km!edy ... -Ibis -the 1111ulutod · ud be boelme launch wu dOi.)id lnml Its .ctin( ~president. He IOrV· orfgiul loWdl II d I t e
ht .... to1cl .. lntlrvlner,
l "u old hand told me I could d play for tbe i....i11-ud be a
,, 111ow hone, or I could ... ctle
•• down and bl. work bone.'' ,ed In that poot lilltll ~ H. ~':: c~ a t;<:"bla~ :u.:
Humphrey lo9k ofllco In mkba•tam, Ille will< · He Cl!De Into the utionol
llmeli&bt,' tbouab, in Ja.nuary 111$. IU!tsmlblttaielln~luur \ laadlDI cnlt. That' WU Ille • • . flrat time .. Apollo -
1 .Jell Boom ..
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Florida Prisons Qpen· -. ••• For 22 More ConVicts
' LIJ(! BUTLER, Fla. (AP}
--Olllciala who ctoaed tile .
•'doors ol Florida, ptisou to ....
:tmiloi.t 1111 -k due. to
. ·~reopened tbem I :·cricl: Tueatsy to admit II , ..
. . . ' convicts under a eourt order. r
Tbe convlcla m aclmlltt!i
becauae of a Dade County
court order tl!lt limits the
county jail's population to IOO,
Slid Al Cook, ouperlntendent
of the Lake Butler Reception
mllaloli hid to be poolponed
becallle of technical dlf·
IJCulUet.
Mdlng to the probltllll ~
have piqued Ille Olihl. GOii of
the Apollo II .-uta,
•Cbm1eJ M. Duke Jr., WU
.boapltalbled eight dlyo the
On\ part of lalllW}' wttb
bacterial pneumonia; upoettlnf
bis trll!doi. .
Duke ad Apollo 11 ......
llWldw;JolmW.Y-are
llltod ti beeame lbe ninth and
IOtb AmeriCllll to wilt OG !be
moon, uplOrinc the central
bigbl•nda near a crater named
Desclrtel.
·and Medical Cent.,. . B . . . u
''But 1 c1on·t II a v e m. 001 n a ps ·~from Talloh ..... to -e
: Residential ··
lj •
-=pt anybolly e11e." be ..id. Benefits
"Jf anybody else came I .
~· Plan Aired
' ' ' By Disney couldn't admit ·tbelll wilhout SEAT!Ul (AP) -Tbe
, ·1Jistructlo.n1 from Boeing Co. hu.qreed to fm.
• 'ORLANDO. Fis. ("-P) Tlllohasaee," Cook llid. "But mediately implement terms of
I Witt Disney Productions have !be lberills ......i the . state • new three-year contract rill
• unveiled 1 plan lo expand Into understand our sttmtion 111111 aeroopoce -un, wltb the
real estate ond build • oprewl· euep\ioll of a dlaputod poriioa ._ • -• t I v e ~·t tbtnlt we'll have that j flnt -~-....... ~ere execu __......... . . • w a. year J101 ~.
•playgrourid nul door to the .. ~ , The, COmpUIY -
·Mickey Nouoe re¥Ue. · <;ook llid the new ~ Tueoday, that • 11'.0 cold a · >'-The new residentW-c:orn: • incr&•!d ~Lake B·at~er •, hour ant JUr wqe.laiU llr
merctal complex Ille cl!J of •• •llOl!Oll!tlon lo 1,m. 'l'llli flldJI. t.p le¥el -lien to apected
.Lake -vbt.. <will ' be ·IF WU cfnflllOd to ...... m. " to bi fllcluded In Feb. n
.deVelDped 11 Ille 17,llMcri r:'We've added 1 lot of dooble PQObecb ud l1llroacUve pat
,Wilt DiDJ World site In C... deck buDlls tbrwlb 't b a' 1rOm Jut Nov: If ·II to be pOM
tral Florida'• Cltrua Belt. • yan," Coot llWl. "And we March J.
The lellurHrtent.,r com-,..,. have 1,1111 bunlls. tu over .i. jolnl ttatement t......i
lllUlllty, Dtaney olficllla Aid, that wtl1 let I -OD the Tuesd.aY by Boeing and tbe would abut the flOO ml1l1on . floor." .. ' ,Inteniattonai Aaociltion of
•"»''""""11 s.r~ wbidl wu1 c.ook llid Lake Buller~• Machlnilb and Aerospace
opened In october ud llreadJ iloPilllion a week llfo WU Worken Slid all other lrtnp
hu drawn more than 1 mWtoo I.JOI ..,t had dtcreUed wltb beMflll ml ~ of the
\vlslton. • . , I tbe 1trans!er ml premature qreement wtU be put Into el·
·• Pllllll ciJ1 for condominium re1Na of llO men. , ' feet tmmecflately.
retreats available to major · 1 ~~tions, private homes, '
,., ... holell and shoppinl ~ • •Let· Der 01• e!I . "comrilodlttona ml • pool ijl.
~fice.
'tJt>n Tatuin, chlinn'1' of Iba'
boofd; dt,lcloseil the project . J--.J B k p . =~Jttnthelltmey· ,,., uuge ac S· atient
·• C.on1trucUori, already • .report.a Under w•y on the · Mtt.w.i.tiKEE, wti (AP) -
·lint oU'I -. planned, '.'It 11 ltme we terminate ,tbese
11 Wider the Buena Vista Land proceedinp• ml let llro. !CO., a wholly .. wned llUboldilry .· .
rol Wilt Dllney Productions.' llulCll depart., In God'• own
pea~." '
Wltb -wordl, County Parents Claim Judie lllcbaet SU111v1n ended a opecta1 bedatde bearing
n-·-rted Bab ~Y Into whethar """"' y Gertrude llulch, Tl, -
• be~oilder court order .Y 0 S EMrrE NA,TION.i.L lo tlon ol rllc
PA!llt (i1P!),.. Park dlllclall ' In ID Nft ber !He. '
hav• reported that the pamita Doctors her lelt lee II
Of ID Infant left OG !be slepl of pll8rtllOUI.
I boapttol have I t e p ~ When Mrs. lluach relulid = ~~~-: ~~:.: .. ~ llailcm• .;... Illa ' . Wllllr llanlml, ..... 1-lor
lb,t -~ ...... "'_Ill "~ bol!iif!il, -tllat ~;:1«.T ~ .~. :...c::m~ to
i ........ .,. -bi .... JadP declined to
lllflrtl1 -'!"'*>'· . Oppalat lllcl! ..... last
Friday, oaYtnl' jbe hoopltal
had not proved Mn .. llulcb
.. .. lnoompet¢ to mib bet
q~ ..... ~to
talk to Mn. -. but the Judi• went to ber hospital
room Tueeday wttb a friend of
the woman.
SulllvlD seid· lbe -alert and attentive and "defJnltely
doenlOl wut lbe operation."
Mn. lluach hu -' tbe
lul ~7 ')ma In and out of
hospltala and ........ bomea.
Tbe -tnfecttm In ber !If WU Clllll!d by bardeninl
of •Iba -· doc:ton aid: a.-, tbe ho1plt1l lld-
mlnlltratcr, ... obe ....
--le only by_....
har -. ml wllh --lilmla. 11111 that obe jut _ ... __ ..,
talt wlll! lllr.
JANUARY 29th
SAyuliS FROM 50% to10% AND MORE
9'1 'I sell tf1-..•W11-• ....... _ .... T_'-fll
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COM•llNT '
IAYAWAY-
. SAVE! DUAL 80
: BUil T-UP ROCI(' flNISH ,
. ROOFING....:INSTALLED!1 •
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· · P.rat~ .~·ha~ from the -ison's
: rai\ls wilh, Dual 80 built-up rack
, flnish:rooflng. Minetcil stci.bt1ized cir.-
'•phalt felt .base •• Installed wilh coo""'
k f• "sh1 Cal . L"' . roe 1n1 • 9f''Cnotce. ~. · . . .
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I • ··WEATHER-INSTALLED!
' ' , I '· . . ~ '' Proviiles , 235-lb. per ,iq, fi . doU!;i~ ,
re>Of.coveraqe. Of ·fine quality roofing '
a5phalt: im~ed, wilh ~mic, gran-
ules fo("lang 'ltear. U,l. label f9r uni.
formity and fire resistance. '· • • ·
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11 DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Advising Washington
It wasn't many yeara aco that the Costa Mesa City
Council ensnarad ltaelf on some heady internaUonal
wues. Councilmen swun1 their attenUon on ti!• role of
the United NaUons and world affalrl, th• moral 1"1!·
11e11 of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, and a vision of overnicht
Communist envelopment. of the world .
Now we find the Mesa council once m<>re JUUng !ta
VUlon above local boundaries and declaring -by I 4·1
vote -"that the no-win policy be abandoned in for-
eip mllltary illvolvement forced upon thu naUon."
How the council, in Its infinite wisdom, defines a
''no-win policy" isn't tOo clear -and maybe it's just as well. Councilmen, like all clUzens, are entiUed to per-
1e>na1 Yiewpointl on any i!!Ue. But we seriously question
If MO!l citizens elected them as spokesmen on Amer-
ka's foreign policy.
U they do persist in advising Washington on bow
te hand!• these world affairs, we might suggest that the
pronouncements be more properly directed. This one wu
sent to, among others, the Secretary of War. That office
hasn't existed, as we recall, since 1946.
A Two-way Benefit ·
Ken Roll!e and Tim Terry are a couple of cousins
who both teach in the Newj>ort·Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict Tbey1ve launched a series of cooperative projects
that ml&ht pioneer a new path for local educaUon.
llA>uae teaches woodshop at Estancia Hllh ·School,
Colla Jdeaa, while his coll!in is phy!lcal educaUon in•
ltructor at Corona de! Mar Elementary School. They usa
eoch other's needs to supply a vital education for their
own cluses.
The studenta under Rouse have spent much of their
Inundated
With F {LCts,
Know Less
. i>"'l""".'l !i'"' .•.. '' ' ~ ii;··'..'?f;iff) '
I ..{ ,_; .. . . .
-..ti"-~f.,. ~ _,,' ,:,,., .,
noop11 At Large:
Wblle IUCh devices u computen and
the eommunication 11tellite system are
.... able to provide the sreatut &mOWll
of lllfonnatlon In the lhorttal time evor
avallable lo men, the ordinary penon IC·
tually Jmows ;Jess ·. about mt ts rUIJy
..... on In the world iliui. before U-
oylleml were evoJv.
ed -he 11 lpl•odaled
Wft.b fllCf/I, but -vldtd w:lth no trame
of reference in whk:b
.. _them. • •
'l1le lheory that we can "anid" WU by ttodqJ1llna WlapoDI
that prepore m for II is 11 preposteroua u bnaglnlnc ,.. can avoid gluttony by
cooklnl huge ma .... or food and leaving
It m Ille table without utlng il • • •
A man.11 respect ror "liw and order"
varlol In proportion to the order In which II'! la ... ed by law -thoH served last
roopec:t It lelll. • • •
No n!IIClon bu any right to
m!laionarlel untll it could send out any of
Ill communlcanta as an uample to the
heathens. • • •
Muhn Gorky, a baJf-century ago, pro-
bably explained the sout.bward mlgraUon
of aenlor ciUzen1 as well a 1
anybody, when be wrote: "To an old man,
any place that'• wann ii homeland." • • •
The human race is nrtflly learning that
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Does the Costa Mesa City COuncll01
hawkish war nsoluUon (DAILY
PILOT, Jso. II) reflect t.beir up.
lo<late knowledge ol lntemaUooal
affairs? It flgura, beca111e tbe War
Depanment they addrused It lo
waa abollsbed 25 years ago!
~.B. w.
ftlll .............. """"' ....... .. -.atlfy ..... 11111 •••• ,., ... ...
,_. "" .... ...., ... Dlitr ,..,,
~ "~u!st of nature" 11 a clWn.era,
lld ...... can lllrVi•• !""Y b1, cooperalin& with ·nature; bui we have not yet begun·
ID learn that the same la true In l!an vs.
Man conflicts, Jthlcb are never aubdued,
but cni, retlndled, by force.
• • .. I
We· commonly loot upon crime ·and
punishment u cause and efleet, but ti
may· just u often be the other way
around -our inBUnct for punilMlent
may prvv.te the commission of erilJ>e. • • •
Replyq ID a student wbo wants to
know the diff.-ce between a "baet
writer'' and an '1art1Jt," the bUt answer
J can think of ls that a back Wilt.er counts
his words, while an artist welghl them. • • •
Speald!lg of words, it is worth
remembering that '1humllity'' an d
0 humillatin&" come from the ume root;
Flaubert wrote that "Nolhlng "is more
bumlllating I.bin to see Idiots succeed In
enterPrises we have failed tn" -and this
sboWd give us a sense of humility, not
resentment or outrage.
• • •
It is historically true that thole raee1
· most noted for their overwhelming
41hospltality" are at the .same time the
most aggmalve and vengeful -as If Iba
bOIJlitality were a 1enulleetlon ID the
lodI before committing aome murdenMlll
bnplety.
F a"lsehoods and Failures
WASlllNGTON -A federal audlt or
our ecotlOll!ic aid program to Sout.b Viet-
nam uncovered 10 much bickering,
bhmderln( and boondoggling that the
Nlaon Admlnlsiration clasailied it before
the ink Wll dry.
'111e auppreHl!d •tudy charges that Bere m other eacerpto wldeb lndicata
that the pactllcatioa -ram is n .....
derlng: -
more lllan 138 mil·
lion WU Wasted on
wortbleu p1cifica-
~:.~:i::;, i '!:: -"AJD'I' IURVEILLANCB over •
of overy f4 went to pendltun of (paclfleatlon) resources,"
pay the bureaucrats chupe the '-" "bu not -wbo a1w.,1 awann 11Ual1etory. Over 70 percent or lhe total
like beta I r o U n d mt lllilllan COila ol llllCb projecta -in
every ·~lion. other word&, nearly -out of emy Not onl1 11'u eco-four AJD dollars apent for CORDS
nomlc aid lllOd ID bail out the pacWca-(pactllcatloa) -... , for U.S. paynll
llon ....,.am, aecordlnr to the report. co.ts."
but lo -' a poUUcal llWl!nltion -Many AID olllcW1 lnianlewed by
Jl'OlrlllL .AID fundl _.. funneled boto the Auditor Generil'a o111ce "lDdloated ~Uon Pboonlxv which was establill>-Ibey apend nearly IO percent ol t.belr tlmt
....:n:i:.-O:t the let Cong underlfOUl!d r<JJOrtinc back lo bJch beadquartort.
There II DD plannJnr or P'Dlfammlq at
TllB lltl58.UUSR report, prepared by the ftCloaal level wlt.b napoet " .usAID
AlD'• Oparatioos Approlaal Deputy John tedmleal ....., ..... " Reault: -.... declarel that AID "clvllana • • • ffllY _.., bu Dopped.
• lllllnialely Involved in questtcin1 -At om llllDplt, the report stales: A
laalllolal lltCUrity, -.i, coordlnallon ....... '>111 of $U lllillioo wW ba obliiated (!Gr)
ct llllllm7 aperaliom and other activities 41 maintenance 1bopt, one in each pro-
lllll dloely rellted to AJD./unded field ce and/Or major city. AD but one Cl
.,..w." lhe1e -oompleted by the end or (fiscal
ftll llat'1 coniradlcta the public year) 1970. 'l1e project represent! a very
lld 17 11 of A 1 1 I 1 t a n t AID sophlstic1ted approach in 11 undeveloped
,' p ' ' t :illJr Robert Nootcr w b o ~tryul ,,and. not aurpri•inl, K is not 1ue-
aaured the House Foretp CHM •
~lift on July II, lf'IJ, · Yet this dismal story offals•-• and lPlll -'" bandied l!COnomlc aid failures bas be<n hidden under lleCUf!ty :,:ti;,~=!._ ID do directly ::.bc~~~:1~·.= ="." mliilllc
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wooc!ahop Ume ue•tlnl physical tducaUon materWs
for Terry's youngsten ID Corona del Jdar. To date, the
J:ltancla students have supplied 40 paddl9 tennis paddles,
10 Jump boards, 10 balance boards and 10 walkln1
boards.
The PE equlpmant u not used by Terry merely for
fun and games. He incorporates the boards~•. a pro-cram for perCeptual developmen~ muscle Uon. ' By learning tg coordlilate their arm and le1 muaclae -
through balan¢ng and jumping on the dillennl boards
-the youngsten can more easily coordinate small
muscles, like fingers and eyes, which will be needed for
reading and writing skills.
Rouse says high school students feel a greater ·sense
of accomplishment creating these Items for educaUon,
than they might in building, say, a three-legged stool or
a pair of book ends.
Terry, whose physical education program has often
been praised as a unique concept for an elementary
school, says it couldn't happen without the materials
supplied by the Estancia students. ·
But, apart from the tremendous sense of CQQpira-
Uon developed, the projects simply save money. With
students building the equipment -total cost around •so -Terry places the savings at about '300 to '400.
Perhaps high school students can help the younger
students in other ways, such as tutoring special subjects,
building minor equipment at schools, or even sening
u guides or chaperones on some field trips. Internal
cooperation, especially when Jt saves money, ts a laud,.
tory accomplishment. Even more important u the pros-
pect that this type of cooperaUve effort can provide
more and better opportunities to learn, at both levels.
Too Man11 Rooms Could Bring Faflwres
Planners Warned of Excess Hotels
To the Editor:
I read with lnter<st the article by
'lbomas Murphlne (DAILY PILOT, Jan.
18), and I quote, "Hotel BOom llJIL
Coast." .
II WU only recently that I recalved
cllpplnp lrom San Francilco papen
which went to oome length ID explain the
deplhl of despair that many botal
managers in San Francisco have been
pluoged Into because or the exCOllive
amount of botela: that have "poppetcl" up
In the Ust year or ao. So serious clfd· II
become that the planning commission bu
,put • halt to it aJI.
' ' AT~Fllllll' they tbougbt It WU .... I
question of the existtng operatori .aod
gtneral m&nagen wanttna: no ~
petiticn. Generally, maoagers·have no of>.
Jetl!on io competition. It can sliqllli~
Interest ta an area, bring new -"'
etc:, but Wlien.1ou pt to the point llUCll •
Slit Frandco bu llTived at wbere bi Jba
last two y<an so many bale! rooms have
been built that In no way can they be
fllled, tbea ll la very bad. , .
R011CLll LID: Ibo F:alrmont are hav-ini their problems. True, there are peal:
periodl just l_J we experience here at the
Newporter lnn.. However, we have to
press f6r group or convention business.
'Ibero is ·no1 moulb transient buslnea In
this ~ to aupport more than about
lbree ~. and with the adveot ol the
~ dopressloo In electronics and apace~ have been many, many sad
sltuatioos n.m in the existing boteh:,
without the proposed botels being bullt.
Tbe break«en point.dn most hotels ts
about 70 percent, and lt ts terribly hard
lo bold It atllhaL
WHEN I ll&UI of all lhe9e projects !or
the future -McDonnell Douglas,
Lockheed, Marriot -addltions here and
addltiona thefe, a sense of ••Y fills
me that this abould be allowed to come
about for the ume struggle will come to
113 here oo the Orange Coast that bu
already ov..W.eo most hotela in San
Francisco.
J am not uaggerating when J tell you
that they are in most cases having a dif~
ficu1t time with occupancy and some of
the hotela Db Stsolord Court and other
addftiom·to 10me of the major hotels are
not y<I completed. The 111De thing thal
has befallen San Fraoetsco wtD dellnltelt
occur here If tbJs building la permitted ID
continue. '
A VERY FEW people In and out of lbe
hotel bu!lness are not unaware of What
toot place jn Honolulu when they were
allowed ID build, wltllout any control,
thousands of rooms. ~ wu at an
average or 50 percenl !livest.on could not
make i~ hotel managers could not man
!~ and It was a very sad atory aD around.
I hope those on the cllJ couneila and
pllllDing commissions !In wW lab a
B• Ge•l'f• --.,
Dear George: _
My husband and 1 are planning to
1tart a goldfish !arm. Do you lmow
ol. any books we can rud up oo
btfon we atan!
Dear Elaine D.:
...... and Peace," flPlllrim'•
........... and the . Eloylopedla
Britannica. (Note to lloadln: I
llllOw Ibey dlm'I h•ve ~ to
.. wlt.b 10ldfilb lanning 'bat It l!ill
dtl11 theDI in going br<>kt.) •
(Wrlle to George aod lot ....,.
Wy chuckle at your pet won1M.
Goorp la the flrlll to admit Illa!'•
a weird rU..on for writlnc, but,
then, 11'1 • weird buaintoa.)
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Lrtttn :rrom ,.eadn'I ,,,. 10tli:ome.
N.,,,..U~ writen ahotUd C01111<J1 th<ir ,.._,, In 300 worda or l<ss. The
right lo C011ci<!iu ldlen lo fit lp<ICf
or climmat. libel II ram><d. AU le~
kn """I mcludo ligiiaturr and m.u.1 fnll addreu. btlt ...,... ""'ti bt tollll-
l<ld 01! re~ If 11if11Nol ,.., ...
6 -ml. POllfl/ flllU not bt pub-llahtc!. .. .
, I~ Wllee.fe .. lr D..-ee
To the. Edilar> ~
One holday J>artl'. •ttenckll llood out
from the rest -the, wbttJdwlir dance
given by Glass Mountiin lml, Ille.
Meinben represent more than iltl
Orange County and adjacent dtte1.
Rock donclng ollen c:nallvity for
nand, sboulder and head mOft!Debis, pl111
IJltsla of '!heels.
A whte!C:halr occupant in a business
lull ~uvered rbylhmlcaDy with a
partner on 1",\11els. A lanky able-bodied
member of tht "Joy, Inc." aing:lng group
danced with a "chair" girl. A pretty girl
wu able to move her shiny boots a lltUe.
Her partner wu a middle-aged man who,
like me, wants to help the memben'mett
ll)elr goal - a reaideooe, tralning aod
busJneu center. •
A YOUNG MAN rolled up to me and
aaid, 11Sball we try this one!" The "Just
U1" combo played 11 we danced.
Glass Mountain Inn , lnc. la nooprofit
and nonsectarian. Members range Jn age
lrom teens to !Os. They're busy. • •
b u s I n e s 1 meetings, aelf-lmprovement
sessions, bowling with 1peciaJ mechanism
at Santana Lanes. • • .sod getUnc Into
colleges.
'111e Santa Ana Firemen'• Benevolent
-prO"ridea VIO oerviot, bot GM! neido a •m of Ila own. A wbtelcb&lr
bukelheD ,_ betwem the Orange
County Bean and Placentia lloul, at
Stnta Ana College .. Jell. 2t, ljJOlllOred
by the Anabelm Janloi' Ebel! Club and
Jba Gtnlea Grove Fire .Flgbten Unlen,
wW belp buy that van.
MANY PEOPLE belp; Young Ladlee
-.11 No. JOI serves refresbments at
.. funcllona.
1111-1 at the poriy wu Mn. Dorothy
0 nr •~ who Gperaiel a nunin& regbter "9 baNJed. On the day before, she was
burt Ill I fall. She bu been badridden •in:
eo clllldbo«id with rbam"""1d arthritis.
Sbe orp.jzed GM! In 199 with the belp
o1, Olympic whetl±t buketbaU cbam--
pion lliD F-
... -air--that lhe'D ba In lbt Dlalliltd Pir-lnternatiooll
WllO'I WHO, rn 11f11l bJ ber buto
Quot~ ..
-"""· Jllaolal, ~ • jllllf • - - -"l discoYarad lftn U I ci61 ......,. tllat a lllllla la Ille -.....
dlalmoa 1111-people." I
"-t Nlcllola, Mw--·-'"lbm la. truism ,_ii ..........
tempered wlt.b judptnt.' Most llberali
have lmowlecl(e; -CIOllltfYllha laave wlldom. n
band, who died a few monlha qo. 11Jt'1
like a Chriatmu present from him," ahe
ssld .
Members are gndually ·reaching tbtir
goal -self.sufficiency .
DOROTHY WHlTE
x,_. 6a Price .Rbe
To the Editor :
I would Db to exprw my graUtude lo
all or the gu staUons In the area that
observed the "true spirit of Xmu''
(modem veroloo) by raisin& their gu
price atx lo eight cents per gallon on
Xmas eve. Prices were subaequenUy
lowered a few days alter Xmu.
MA YB!l 1 lhould Itel aorry for them
alncO lhey'are being ln...U,ated for un-
"'Claary·npain. I feel lhll there ars
many bOnert 111 stations, but thil Xmu
pricil r!ae appean to have -a 1 ... tasllc aehlevemeot In colluaicm.
JACK W. BOYDB
Stop fm111lpatlott
To the Editor:
more ace1:D'ate to aay, take the liger by
the tall.
Il inflation Is controlled , there must be
controls on prices·and wages. Iii will hw1,
but ii will be good !or u,..
JAMES BOLDING
To the Editor : ,
Here is a poatble soluUon to yoo.r
''Estancla Drive Plm.le", a Dec. 30, 1971,
edtlDrial :
Why can't the road ~ stralgbtened
out! In fact , II tbls la ever to be c:haql!d.
now is, the time BEFORE either the land
ii dedlcated ID the city for a park or
purchased by land developers.
No m1p I possess cle1rly depicts the 1
ahatpiiesi or the curie which now exlsll.J
A \>bolo 'taken rrorr/ an airplane would
show this alo111 with the root path ~
by atudenis. :l
TR!l STREET could be realigned and •
banked, I.bus eliminating the """' !or !is j
"death row" reputa~.
When I first moved Into Maa Verde
five years 1110, lhlt lireel wu not opened
ID the· piblle. Wit.b the ever-lnereulng
irowth In 'the ....... sbould -widen It to lour ianet' and help relieve lhal .-. COlllOlled u.rbor Blvd.
R!CllARD C. GAVOTl'O
Included In the 4 mllJlon lnunllflDla
now awaiting cittuoabip (with toine
J00,000 more coming here every year)
are aome llOO,OllO alien M-In
California alone. These good people who
come here in good faith to escape poverty
and ltart a new life, haft work and ' wellare privllegea to malu! ..,.., hair l\'e-Wla .Res.i.t&.a
stand on end II be is a taxpayer. Y<I To the Editor : I these bnmlgrants are taclUy welcomed by the chambers or commerce and tbe l noticed with alarm recently when ?
de-facto employers of cbup tabor, to Ute , Mayor Robert W~IOQ and the city council
detriment of the labortrs already here. pa~ a resolution regarding a ~win • ,!Xl!icy In Vietnam !hit there was dissent
THE EMPLOYMl!NT problem caused among people attmdlng the coundl
by the lulb immigr1Uon lawa is bad meeting. The dissenten !ell that It was
enough, but lhe lneruse of crime is not proper for a city council to take a
som<lhlng else. Lei me cite another position on matters not In Its ao-called
sltuallon In San FranelJco whm youog jurisdidton. ' I
Chinese 1'nmllfanta ba•e organized a To the contrary, I lelt Mayor Wiiton
new to111 which bas sel out lo murder the • and the council are u importsot a voice I
beads of the existing IDoi• wbich have as lll1 1overnln1 body In tbls country. I
endured for pneratm. think the unbelievable Joa or men and the
Again pleue read the pspera. From unrelenlln1 ilraln on our economy lbould
everywhere come· allena lo take jobl at be the 'eaGCern'of ev&rJODe in lhla coun-•
lower than standard -· 1et m rellel try. I i or collect money to finance civil wan in 1 the old country. All U-tninlllrants . I DON'T 'l;lllljlt e~ qulle ·
!mow one thing for sure: Tiiey i:an ~ 00 rOellzeo what this io<:alled no.win wor
nllef. A moratorlwn 00 lmmigraata Is bu done ID our country now and ror the
long overdue. u and when ii eomea about next -· We find ounelv., with a •
ii will aurely do •·-·-to tiJe,.-1:.•-:::t"""' debt., I ~ milltary ;
of cbeap lallor, ~ all]J ~~ • ~public. · • I ..;u be at I Josi IS lo mt to llD ..... . . Tbit II eQctl)I J wJial die major .. u. l ,.... democratic -want -a divided
next. I "" UND'-Ametlei, a -ed -y. and l IJO" . u. .u11:1 win war. '
. • I ~ Would Ula lo lhajlk Mayor l\'l#ota'a Eff.1tr.C. . Willoa, end \be city -a augp.t
To the Editor· 1 ' lh*t oilier l!itj cOuhci!II adopt almllar '
Niaon Is .belna 1i1amac1 for Iqh niDlutltlls and bacome Involved In 1b11 f
unemployment wtil1t _,..,,,,..1 11 • -. that . uw certainly alrectq j
not all~ ldtill. COtllj1lred t 0 evtr)'OH In tlill """11a ,
Democntlc admlalllra,lon1 In UCE E. Narr l
pueotimt. U .U. -milr&nl farm I
............. ,..,...,.,. • dtlzem. ii _ I
would be lea. U lbll SST ....,.m bad
carried (whlc:b -,.-), employ. I
m•nl would be Jdcbar. U lonpbor-
wen .not 111 llrike (.-Jy over jurildio-I
tlaatl dilpulla --unlo@I>. employ. -If, w-. PllMilllor ' men! woQld ba blPa'· -,
NIXON 8AI DONB Iii that he coolil lo
premil t.bil alr!U. SUcil I llrlte afledl
I lot mart~ --In •"""""'1 --........... "-anlan laodan, -Ill -
-jurladktlon, .... ,ilbor 8odollato • O.nocrlll. u ¥r· Mnn hadl, m.
trt•ait, U... •Ura WOUidn't blft bad l cont ill Chrlatnloa time, 'lboJ _,.
have .-1a11 II, bot I'll 1111 1ba1 Ill*
-and cbi1*oa ....-11.
EVDYONI ~lllllMs ln-aort or IC••-Ill ..., llr
the other fallow. " 111111 ... .... deoltot17fl-.... ....,. ..
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