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FRIDAY." AETERNOON, MARCH f, 1972 . .
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iS~aWn Deloach, 4, ~ho ls , blind, gets icquainted with cl~~'Harold
1Wilaon at the premiere performance of the annual MediDah Shrme
; Citcus at Medinah Temple in Chicago. Shawn "las one of 4,QOO blind
• ••d ban_dicapped chil<!ren wbo iwere guests of the Lions Club.
No new leads were reported today In a
bi;arre Harbor Area shooting spree: in-
volving four Newport Beach fmancial in-
1tituti0ns· and at least nine parked cars
plus a Navy recruiting bus riddled in
Costa Mesa.
Some conflict exists over whether the
shootings were all the work of a carload
of four men that roared through Newport
Center about 8 p.m. Wednesday, blazing
away with a rifle.
Panther Indicted ., .
Newport Beach detectives described
the slugs as fired from a high-velocity
weapon, but did not aay what caliber.
The mobile Navy recruiting bus parked
at 541 w. 19th St., Costa Mesa, WU hit
three. times wilb .30 caliber carbine
bullets, 1~rdlng to police contacted at
midmorning Wednesday.
Recruiter Billy C. Kahal called 'to
I report • the malicious miachlef incident
~. I which left two slugs lodged in an interior
the· de!enilant'a •prescrilied jail Utile and bus desk. •
placed 'him on probation. Jwo months Officer Harlan Pauley said a third
later-the prisoner wu, back' In court 00 bu.Itel ri~ oil a leaf spring bene~•th
Identical liur·•-. har the l>UJ and flattened one l1te.
u 1 ~~ c gp. ., ,, A search of the area yielded three
Tben;:1, a ·~ ID, ml 1n1dne,s!, . IP!llt ·,30 ·caliber carbine bullet ,ca1ings
aald JUJlle Murray l!!ltt hla -p' ' and a witness who reported hearing three ~t with' ~.,J'lt'a going lo · lo five lhota and~a car apeedlpg aw~y
be prellJ -hard lllr• that . welJ.trlmmed a boot 10 p.m. the night before.
·)'Olllll -. lo ljep .back ~·the cfl1!B Tbla would have placed it ·Within the
'cultllte.'" ' : general Ume span that the three Newport
Bal ~.·a«mvltted·bur&lar, proved Center tianb and one stock brokerage
Tbur'sdQ that,. it 'wisn't yery difficult to firm were bit by flying bullets.
get"bact on Ute 1treet with.what m(ght be Cleaning crew~ and security guards
the. ~t -'dilgu.iae_J.n, the . world -a were i.n the !>'Jildings. and an insurance
aewcut and .that Clean 1bave;.Jnnk. executive, Michael Riney, 29, of ~ta ~-------· __ -._-r _,., Mesa, was walking past when he "\"IS
• • , .-rly hit by one bullet fired from the
H £1 _ ,J _ opeedlng car. or:rie,, uur~n.. Investigators oay no projectiles or lead
fragments have been found around the
veblcles whole windows were shot out,
Indicating _possibly 10meone else was in-
volved.
Detectives said Tb~ay ~y weren't eliJ1llna.Un& the possibility the shooting
-:might he linked to the near·fatal
woundln' of a atate division of hlghway1
worll:man or\ the Newport Freeway Tues-
day. .·
• X trio of teenagers today' are In Orange
County Juvenile Hall, charged with
auault with lnlt:nt to commit murdQ as
-SAii PRANCISOJ (UPI) -Black 'PUlher ,plily chief ol lillff Dlviil
HIUanl hos been lndlclod ... perjury .... !>l •-al grand jlry. 'l'he"Jt. )QMldPanlllerwu-mi·tliree :-o1 nWlnl ra1oe ataie-ta. 1n i us-.i coart Jn January, tm, In an
~ lo IOI ...,...meat fuod1 lo aid
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a result of that cue. 1
Ex-Ford Chief Dies
DETROIT (UPI) -John 0. Dykltra ,
former prealdent ol Ford Motor Co., cited
Thunday at a medical center In
suburban Soothlleld where he bod been
• Untlelled tile lilt ol Presldellt Nboo. . . . . undergoing cobalt treatment for cancer .
He WU 73.
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You"l'l•r Foll In Shaft Wh llo Flying Kita . . . . -. • •
Hundred$ of Vol«n ·reers ·
Cheer Rescue Succ ess
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EL MONTE -What price do you put
on a ~y's life? '
.To. the hundreds of v o 1 u n t e.e.r.1.
emergenc). workerl i nd officia11 who>
took part in the massive -and suc-
cessful , rescue operation for &-')'ear-<1ld
Anthony . Bernardino, no cost was too
high. • ~
Ri1klng death in tunneling attempta,
the rescuer• got to the El . Monte boy
almOlt seven hours after he tumbled into
a narrow hole in a road Constructi911 proj·
eel In this Los Angeles suburb . and be-
came wedged 'l1 f~ below the :surface .
Offers of help a.nd equipment poured in
from lndlViduals and groups through the
Soutbllnd. At .times, rescue worker• did
not -the oame of the men next to.
them but -under pressure to reach
An111o111 before he wu burled by fllllng
dlr\ O< lllllered from unknown lnjurleo -
dll!a't bave Ume lo think about it.
Thouaancb. of persons -perhaps
mllllom -ljJtened and watched lhe ,
dranii 'untold'On.radlo and television if.a.
tions.
As a rescue worker carried the bpy to
the surtaCe at 12:08 a.l!!:._, onlooker•.
newsmen and other emergency personnel
cheered.
The dirt.caked and pale young1ter said,
•'Hi, Mommy, hi Daddy," to hia parents
before being taken by ·helicopter to a
medical center for observation. He wa1
reported in good · condition.
"How'S Jimmy?'' the boy added In
reference io· bi1 I-year-old brothu.
'!'he ·two · ,.ere, fiylng kite.; Thursday,
afternoon when Anthony tumbled Into the
hole.
"I never thought they wouldn't get
him," his mother Sandra said. "I jwt
wOndered how long It was going to take."
At times, re!CUe workers couJd hear
the boy crying, then la u g h I n 1
hysterically.
Jim Bernardino, the boy's !alhet\ uld,
"I'm really happy. They (re 1 cue
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Off icihls .
_Call Police
Four 16-year-old Placentia high school
boys are being hejd by Orang• pollce
charged with the aeoseleaa thrill ahoolinC
of a freeway worker last Tuesday night.
The quartet are charged with aaaault
with lhtent to coinmit murder, accordlni
tp Orange detective Jim Robl.nton. They
are being held In the county's juvenile
ha.JI in , Orange.
Robinson Hid the tip which led to the
solution ql the wanton shooting came
from El Dorado High School offlclalt.
He said two of the four youths are¥
escapee.o from the coupty'a Joplin lloya,
Ranch ln.'Trabuco C8nyon. The youth '"'
cuaed of the actual shooting reporledly-
atole a car Tuesday after escapln& from
the ranch and he and hia companion
picked • up the two other boys arid weot
oo a /oyrlde lhooling spree which ended ll'ilh he sniping.
Serloualy wounded wa1 Michael W.
Dawsbn, ;21 , of El Monte, who was
operating a groovlni rig on the Newport
Freeway near Lincoln Avenue about
11 ,30 p.m. Tuesday night.
~Police said they recovered a sawed off
.%%--caliber rifie which "they are C«tain
WU" the weapop U~'bY, ,t!ie youth, Tho quartet after belni plded up by i,,.
veatlgatoro 'led them lo ·tbn11Je whlcb
waa hidden In an or..,. grove In Placen-tia . :
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It'1' going lo be.aunny and windy
tbLs weekend, with temperatures
along the Orange Coast oanda at
68 rl1lng to !O Inland.· Lows tonlibt
45-M. Have 1 nice weekend.
INSm E TODAY
Sailor• takt to tht 1andi 'thll'
weekend . LondsailJna, the an·
cient art of the Egyptiani, is
gaining popularitu. A 1torv in
todau'1 Wttlctndtr aivt1 the
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J DAILV f'ILU I Frld>J, Mardi 3, 1'172 I
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Here's Sunday -
Conlenll ol the !Int Sunday edition Sunda1 edlUoo of the DMLY~!LOT
ol the • DML Y PILOT ••er ll be -n.. flrit section wW Include. ...
pablllbed (It'• comlni lhb Sunday ) YOUR CREDIT Ltldoff arllcle In
IN tltlnc ahlpe todly. sect.Ion tells bow you can check your Rt.re'• 1 preview or som~ of the own credit raUng. Jt answel'I the quea-
1torle1 and features readers will find lion. j'How fair ls the Fair Rtportln1 In that collector's Item "llnl edlUoo": Act?"
lllNDAY SPECIAL -R u d 1 ANSWERS, ACl'fON -New col·
Niedzielski, DAILY PDm staff umn, "Pot Dunn, AT yo UR
trriter, ,gets right down to ~t level In SERVJCE1" Is where readers aet the In lnform11Uve: article on "pig snit-nd lo need :bing." answers a the act n t~y . It
wlll name names ind tell flCla ind Story tells not only the "how" of Dllhen__•ccon'I be afr•ld to flab! city ball. mi& lnlorlll<r'• twlll&bl-uislence,_
alto some of the "why.11 It's 1 Pagel REGULAR -YOU' FEATURIS
lestlln! In a spot wber•J>AIL Y PILOT Among "you" lHlures to be published
staffers uch week will present stories every Sunday are Good Deed People,
oruy they could tell. You and the Law, Help for You, You
PEOPLBIQVOl'ES _ New feature can Help and Your Health,
lo appesr $aDda1I only. It wUl leek Nor ll'OR WOMEN (ONLY) -Mtn
out. the ollbeat quota and unlllUll ARE Jnvlt.d to step Into the piiea la
"aaldea'":-tiom botb lnternatlonal and "C" Seetion where 1 local· pertonallty
local personalltlet. will be proliled each week (first one Is
F£4nraD _ Hwun lnterett Judge Q:Jia Baker), where columnlsll
Erma Bombeck, Ann Landen and artJc.111Inthe 11A" Section Sunday will Count Marco (new to the DAILY
include one on the Irvine Company's PILOT) witl display th~ir wares -
war on squlrrel1 at Newport Center, a and where Sydney Omarr offers a look · JO.year backwsrd look by astronaut at your boroscop¢.
John Glenn and the JUe ol a local •
clown. REX REED, ENTl!l\TAINMEN? -
Hotteat 0 1how biz" column 1n the rui-
JUST COASTING -Managing tion, written by onetbne celebrity Rex
Editor Tom Murphlne producea.one of Rted, highlights enter ta 1 nm en t
hf1 popular columns e1pecJally for the coverage that, In the first Sunday edl-
81111day paper· And he'll do It each lion, will Include the d•but o1 lhi• .
week. year11 "Lucl Poll.11 •
EDrrotUAL P A G E Is DAIL y Pri..ar readers can win
CmcrMrm1n Jolm Schmitz headed for theater pa~ses and other prizes while
real trouble at the Polls? Lead voting for their favorites among of-·
editorial analyus his Intransigence in ficlal "Oscar" nominees ror actor, ac.
relation to President Nii:on and the treu and "best film " hbnors. Nixon Doctrine:.
CLASSIFIED ADS -La,te deadline •OPPOIJTE EDn'ORIAL~ -New (Saturday noon) for "want ids"
-11111 of oommentary and colu!Dlll m•ans Ille Ustlng1 will be fresh and makea Ila d•bul In the Sunday edlllon. timely In Sunday's clusllled section.
Amoac new columnlats Is Barry New feature, Woman's World, orfer1
Goldwater who, ID hl1 lint DAILY two .. wing pattema Jn addition to ad•
PU.01' piece, 11y1 Nixon really ls the of special interest .to busy women. Man of Ille Hour. DAILY PILOI'
Editor Tom Keevll launcbe:1 1 new, COLOR COMICS, SUPPLEMENTI
Sunday411y coiumn, ' ' E d I t o r ' 1 -Color comics section, Family Week-
Notebook,0 and admits In the firli one ly and TV WEEK wilt be distributed
that he ls as old as Corky of the each week with the new Sunday edi-
Guollne Alley comic .strip. tion.
SPORTS -Leading off ''B" Section The first Sunday edition will, of
of the naw Sunday paper, the DAILY courae. emphasize coverage ol local
PILOT sports report will utilize the "hard newsu as well 11 human ln-
Jatett news deadline in Southern terut features , photos a n d ll·
California to give Sunday morning lustr1Uons.
rtadm's tbe tlmelielt sport& news Every Sunday, the DAILY PILOT
avalllble. will continue It's ''day-ab e • d '•
Flnt time out, DAILY PILO'l' covera&e of the ltock market by of-
sporta 1talfer1 will wrap up weekend fering h1ghlights of the wee:k'1 ae-
actlvitiel and wW hive a tpecla1 eye UviUe. on Wall Street (the week's-end
on world record mUer Jim Ryun as he summary will be published In Satur-
trles out his kick 1n the Meet of Cham-day editions, at least one day earlier
plons Saturday at the Coliseum ln Los than any other Orange County
Angeles. newspaper offers it).
'VOiP llCCJ"ION' -Loaded with Real estate news, moved from the
features and columns -many of them Saturday paper, .,,m be dllplayed ln
new and created eapecially for the the 11B" Section.
Wounded County .¥ eggs
Arrested in Mexicali
Two Uquor lllOre bandits who •npged
ill a shootout with 1 cleric Monday night
were arrested Thursday In Mexicali, Ba-
ja Callfomla, Garden Grove police
reported today.
Both men had been wounded in the
shooting match with Douglas Frank, 29,
at Ed Larsen'a liquor store, 13181 Harbor
Blvd.
Garden Grove detectives Don Antoine
and Arthw-Nuncio picked up Raymond
E. Devine, 22, of 12402 Haster st .• Garden Grove at the Me1Jcan border Thursday'
1ftemoon. ~
HJa leg, which had been ohattered by a
bullet in the ahootout was placed in a
plaster cast at a Garden Grove hospital.
He is charged with assault with intent to
commit murder and armed robbery.
The other bandit, RudoUo Valdez
Aauayo, a Mei:lcan national who was in
thla country illegally and had been living
In the S.nta Ana area, mnained ln a
Meucall hospital.
OU.N•I COAIT ST
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Garden Grove de:tectJves Hid doctOra told !ham Apayo probably will not live.
Aguayo was hit in the abdomen, bu.t con.
tluued to fire at Frank emplyJni his .31-
caliber revolver.
Mexican authorities 1volded Jen,thy
ertradition proceed.Ines regarding Devine
by declaring·him an undesirable alien.
Antoine today praised the ablllty and
cooperation of the Mexican po I J c e in
brlniJng about the meat.
Police aald the: two suspects eacaped
with ISO or Ille ·more Ulan S2110 they-¥
tak•n · from Frank. The rtlel of 1111
money was dropped as they fl&! from the
liquor ~. Antoine 11ld they learned
that Devine and tlje M .. lcan a!Jeit hid ·
tried unauc:cesslully to ·persuade a Cale•·
lco doctor to treat them.
Medical Board
Sets Hearings
For Hartelius ·
A State Board of Medical Examiners
hearing Into allegations that Dr. Ebbe
Hartellus of Costa Mesa and El Toro w11s
guilty of moral turpitude and un-
professional conduct in his relationship ,
with two..women patients will be resume4
Tuesday al the Lo5 Angeles Slate Office
Building.
Deputy Attorney Generil-Jeffrey
WohJner will pick up whert he le!L off
Dec. 3 in his calling of wltnesae1 to sup-
port charges lllat Hart•llus, 50, druued
and assaulted Mrs. Reba Vaufhn, 31 1 of
687 W. Wilson St., Costa Mesa, and
repeatedly drugged Mn. Wan{a, r.felen-
drez, 22, of Costa Mesa , in the montbl!I
before her death.
Both sides predicted thr .. months ago
that Ille resumption ol Ille 1l9rlng wUI
not be sufficient ln the three days allotted
to conclude teaUJtiony. Wohlntr baa
stlted that lhewllmony ol Mn. Vau1hn
alone will take up three days.
Only alx ol Woblner's ti subpoenaed
wllnesaes had tesUOed whtn hearing ol·
fleer E. F. de Vllblls ordered Ille lhl'ffo
month recess .
Hartellus has been cleared In three
Oranie Couiill Superior Court trlalJ of'
arson, fraud and bribery charaes con-
tained In Grand Jury Indictment•. He h11
sued Ille city or •Costa Me11 lor fl,5
mUllon In damages for what he claims
was his false arreat oo Insurance ftaud
allegations contained In one of tho!t Jn •
dictmentl.
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~oblessness
·Shows Dip
Over Month
·Kisser, Kissee
On W}nning E~d ·
Of Damage Suit
SACRAMENTO (UP!) - A Superior
Court Jury has ruled ~t I ki11 1har.d
by 1 man and woman was oot willful
mLsconduct although the boat the man
was operaUng ·at the tfnte went onto the
shore and hit'"'i tree.
The jury Thursday ruled In ravor of
boat operator David A. Borth of Lodi and
passenger Helene L. Harris of Sacramen-
to, who were sued for $36,750 in d1r11ages
by anolller pasamger In Ille boat.
In her suit, June Becker of, Sacramento
said she suffered lnjurits to her left leg
when the boat struck the tree.
The accident occurre;d July 111 lt'ro, on
the MokeJumne River In San Joaquin
County _.hove the Woodbridge Dam.
Mrs.'Becker contended that while
Borth was operating the boat, "his at-
tentions were dlstracted by the negligent
terrtinine enticement and IUurlng kisses
of defendant Helene L. Harris .. , ao as
to •... prollmately cause Ille boat ... to
cruh into a ttte."
Evel Knievel
Does It Again
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Dll'tdevil Eve! Khlevel cunned hla
mo-,rcle down an aille, off a
ramp, and, over 14 can and jrucu . u 4,llQll. llpocta(an lleld~--.
bmtli al11fe ColrP.ai.ct.
Ht' landed 11lely ' on 'lht other ·
.. 'l1lundaY nlibt "'4· ~ • CUlmM I Ian l'ranclaco raOor4, ' ·Tonfiht; lie'll try !or l5, whlot1'e
HY• will be a world racord.
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Goi~g •.. Goi~g~ •. Gone , on Main Bea~h
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Sea shant ies and v.1eather~li co mmefcial buildin.gs that stood the ·test
of time are little challenge for the cold steel ot the bulldozer blade.
Ra zing the buildings is a first step on the Main Beach of Laguna Beach
to a dream of more than 40 years, a park beside the sea. After years of
tugging, hauling and soul-searching and two near-miss elections, the
city purchased the l,000 linear feet of beach on a lease-purchase ba sis".
U.S. Replaces . County Cash
• • Co1n1nu1iity Actio1i .Council Gets Money After Goof
Orange County Community Ac tion
Counci l 1CACI has received a check from
the fed eral government to cover the
"missi ng" $62,98.1.
After much searching a n d cor-
respondence, local CAC off i c i a Is
discovered that the money had been
mis.sent to Marin County: north of San
Francisco.
Acting CAC executive director Frank
· Tease reported the arrival ol the money
today.
' Mean while, the poverty f I g ht i n g
organization is having other problems.
For the past two months the board of
directors has been unable to muster a
.. quorum. Some business has been con-
ducted by mail ballot, Tease said.
If the CAC board continues to fail to
achieve a legal quorum of1 h8lf of its 36
members it may lose its power to run the
agency.
The federal Office of Economic Op-
portunity (0E0) whicb funds most CAC
programs has ordered the absentee-prone
local board to restructure itself.
The membership includes 12 from
governmenta l agencies. 12 represenliNt:
fow income areas of the county and 12
from community organizations.
The low income representatives have
the worst attendance record on the
Apes S~hooled
If You Want Anything, Just Ring
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -A team of
scientis ts here has promised to give a
couple of apes anything they want -as
long as they ask for it in correct Ye rkish.
The language ha s been invented by
researchers at the Yerkes -hence the
name -Regional Primate Research
Cent er for a project in communicatlon
be tween men and apes.
Subjects of the experiment are an
orangutan named Biji and a chimp
named Lana. Over a period of four yea rs,
they will be taught to gai n rewards -
food. drink. mu sic, trips to the monkey
pl ayground -by pressing lighted keys on
a large keyboard of sym bols.
At first. a single correctly pressed key
will bring the reward. But. gradually,
Lana and Biji will be expected to com-
bine several different symbols, just as a
child learns to form a sentence from
word s.
A computer system will study every
response the apes make on the keyboard.
Every right and wrong "word" or
"sentence" will be recorded and studied
statistically for evidence of syntlctlc
understanding in Biji and Lana .
The computer also will control vending
machines. I! Biji correctly asks "for
so mething lo eat, or a blanket. for in.
stance, the computer will allow the
rewa rd to be dispensed.
The National Institutes of Health pro-
vided $67,001 for the first year of the proj-
ect, headed by Dr. Duane Rumbaugh , a
specialist in primate intelligence at
Yerkes.
Rumbaugh and his team are trying to
find out how mu ch capacity for language
animals have.
Legislators Disagree
On 'Godfather' Remark
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Legislators of
Italian descent split along party lines to-
day on whether Gov. Ro nald Reagan
showed bad taste in call ing speaker Bob
:Moretti "the Godfather."
Demor.rats were outraged. Republica ns
said if depended on whether Reagan was
smiling.
1o1 think it's outrageous," said Sen.
A. Chappie (R·Cool ), shrugged it off,
more or less.
"All my life people have caJled me
'wop' and 'dago,' '• said Chappie: •i
really don 't get that up tight about these
things. I suppose a Jot would depentf «¥1'
whether the governor was smiling or not ·
when he said it.'
Reagan's press aide who was with the,
governor when he made the remarll .U:td
board, CAC figur~ reveal. 1There has
been one resignation from thi.s group and
four others have been automatically fired .
. because they m i !I a e d four board
meetings.
Two others in this group will be
omeat.ed if they miss one more meeting,
a local official said .
D i r e c t o r s representing government.
agencies and comm\li'ilty groups are not
subject to the four-meetlne-and-out rule.
They 1lso may send alternates to
ses.!ions which the low income represen·
tativ.es may not.
Terey Rice, an aide to supervisor Robert Battin has represented him at
every board meeting, record! ahow. New
board chairman Ronald W. Caspers of
Newport Beach has been notified that he
ls automatically a director of CAC but
has not responded, an official said.
Neither has he been represented by an
alternate.
The· CAC either through direct ad-
ministration or delegated a g e n c i e s
handles approi:irn,ately $1 .8 million ·a year
of public funds, employs. 112 people. ind
carries out programs that involve sev~al
tbouand poverty leveJ •resldents. • AmOnc·llle Procrains ·are Heid St.an, a
family planning clinic, an alcoho~
clinic, Jegal aid, youth development, ·aay
care 1centers~ the Neighborhoo4 Youth
Corps~ and, until this year, nine poverty
area 'community centers!
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David A. Roberti (D-Los Angeles ). "The
day has come when people sb_ould rise up
Jn protest against dragg ing nationalities
through the mud for pol itica l purpdses."
it was intended as a humorous· ooellner----
for a RepijbliEiifiiidience.
But Republica n Assemblyman Eugene
7-day Service: -
"It was a partisan crowd 1t 1 cockti.R
party,'' recalled William Strobel. "I can
remember· some of the things _petnocr1ts _
ha ve said that are really grpund.s for libel... . .
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Nappie Napper
'Orange County sh~riff's officers
'are try jng to get to the bottom o'f a
mystery that is annoying an El
Toro Marine and frustrating his
four,month-old son. .
They're looking !or the nappie
n~r -the light fingered lad who
matched two dozen diapers from
the clothesline at 5205 D Queen St.,
El Toro shorUy after Marine Lewis
Mark Shellon's wife had hung them ·
out to dry.
Shelton told deputies that the
callous theft Thursday created an
emer~ency calling for the k.ind of
rear · guard action that isn •t in his
military manual.
"We don't intend -to pamper this
guy· When we lay our hands on
him," deputies promised.
Laird Orders Study
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Secretary "o(
Defense Melvin R. Laird has ordered the
Pentagon to review ·its practice of stamp-
ing a special nurilber on· the records of
servicemen discharged for using dru'gs,
permanently identlfyinrthem-to pr.
apectiva Mlpioyen ·•· drug j alluMrs. Lairil aaktrin a memO \saued Thursday
'that 'the practice "may tie Inconsistent
with our policy directive on invasion Of
privacy, and could have an unjust and
unfair impact on some discharged
personnel."
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vista shortly. Develop'ment of a publi c park "'ill come later. ·rhG. dcinoh·
lion work began Thursday an d there \vas nary a tear for lhe old
structures.
Final Winte1~ Festival
Weekend Eve11ts Slated
Trams will travel throughout Laguna
Beach during the la st weekend of the
Winter Festival. taking persons to the
following scheduled activities Saturday
and Sunday:
9:30 a.m. Saturday -UC Irvine
seminar: Business Aspects of the Aris
for Wrl~s. Hotel Laguna . Thr oug h 4:30
p.m. Fee, $25.
10 a.m. Saturday -Big Flea Market
through 5 p.m. at the Boys' Club, 1085
Laguna Canyon Road.
Noon, Saturday -Ca tamaran race.
departing fri>m the Main Beach. No entry
fee.·
1 p.m. Saturday -:-Tennis cha mp
Pancho Gonulez; will pla y in a special
exhibition for the Laguna Beach Tenni ~
Association .at the Irvine Bowl Courts.
Admission is $2.
1:30 p.m. Saturday -~ion Country
Safari show at the Festival of Art s
Forum Thea~r. 650 Laguna Canyon
Road. Show will be repeated at 3 p.m. .
2 p.m. Saturday -Exhibiting artists at
the Festival of Arts £!!lunds will hotq an
auc.tion. --
1.;JO PJJt S1turday -CJvic
Ballet production of "La Fl\le Mal
Gardee'' at the Laguna M o u \ t o n
Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road and
"Dear Liar" production of the Laguna
Beach Community Player s at the
Festival of Arts i'orum Theater, 6!)0
Thrill • to It as a
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9 p.m. Saturday -Artist '~ Ba:r at the:
Hotel Laguna. Cos t of ~6.50 prr person. ; .
IO a.m. Sunday -Big Flea r..'1urket at ; ' , the Boys' Club, 1035 Laguna Canyon '
Road. through S p.m. Auction at 2 Q.m. ; ·
II a.m. Sunday -Francis C-Oltc rel1, ·
~1iss Laguna Beach, will stnrt the ann'ua l,
beach run at the Main Beach .. Entry fee.
of 511 cents per person.
2:30 p.m. Sunday -Saddleback Com-,
munity College Fine Arts Concert at the•
Festival of Arts Fonun Theater. 650
Laguna Canyon Road and Cn•ic Ballet. :
"La F~lle Mal Gardee" at the Laguna: :
Moulton Pla yhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon: :
Road. · •
7:30 p.m, Sunday -Cinen1a Cla ssics a~
the Festl val of Arts Forum Theater, 650;
Laguna Canyon Road. Admission. $2.
Beaches Befouled ' : ' . • • NEW \'ORK (APl -Cleanu p opern{ ;
lions begin IDday on_a_funllu lJ:Ltcji ot ,
oil-covered beaches on Fire Island as the'. •
CoNt Guard .,.,,u.u.. lookloir Ullo-~ ;
cause of the contaminaTfofl. The Coast; :
Cuard said 40 percent of lhe famou' :
heaches were covered Thursday wit" :
whal appeared lo be heavy bu nk er oil, . ·
gi ving them the appearance of "so[t
fu dge."
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days-a-week tervice to its reaaers
starting this week . Mi.a result, the
home delivered subscription price
will become $2.65 per month, ef·
fecti ve March l.
Reagan's remark was part of 1 brief
talk he delivered at a Feb.'11 fund-r1i1-·
Ing event fOr Republican Assembly can·
dida te Jim Ashcraft, who ·was upset
Tuesday by Democrat Bob Wilson in a
special San Diego election. •
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Politicians Set
For Pander Case
SANT A ROSA (UPI) -A jury ~as
been selected for the trial involving 11leg.
ed pros titution during the Bohemian
Club 's annual encampment on the
Russian River last summer.
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"Orangl! County'1 Famil11 of Fine Cari"
Individual copies of the Sunday
ed ition of the DAILY PILOT win be
25 cents at newstands and news
racks. Weekday Issues will re main
at 10 cents per copy at the stands
and racks. This' means home·
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a month Jess than indi vid ually
purchased copies.
The" de!endants are John J. Brick, 51,
and his wife Sandra, 3.t-of San Fra,nclsco,
both charged with f>andering and co,,..
sp.iracy to solicit prostitution, and Robert
E. Lee, 41. owner of Ii Guemeville tavern,
ch arged wllh conspiracy. son
ff ome of the New.Car
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The prosecution will beg in presenting
e.vidence today Which Will include I
videotape whle kept track of the
move ments ofthe alleged prostitutes 1nd
their C1J5tomers. ,
In lta q~slionin« of jurors, the defen se
disclooed that It Intended to call proot>
lnent p o 11 t I c a I figures and tome
members of the Bf)heml1n Club to give
testimony that "might be embarrassing
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i;4 DAILY PILOT Friday, Mwch l, 1972
T·aipei Meet ~warm'
U.S. Envoy '~emoves Do ubts' A bout Talks
By SHULLEN SHAW
l '!'AIPEI (UPI! -The ForeliJJ Min!Jlry
Jnaicated loni,ht !bit It wu ull.sfled
with U.S. Aubitant Secretary of State
Manhll Gr .. n'a e1plan1llons of Pr .. ~
dent Nixoo's talka In Peking last w .. k.
government has obtained from Green "a
further under1tandin4 of the claritica-.UoJU and aaaurancea. '
Jt said "lt is alao the deaJre of the
government ol the Republic of Ctilna that
Sino-Amuican rtl1tlonshlps ln all fitlds
would be further 1trengthe~ · time
goea on.''
G....., left Taipei thia afternoon alter
nurly six houn of talka with Natlonlliat
..iovemment Jeaden. Hf. 1ald before his
•parture he con:i:idered hJ1 mission
"aucceaful for both aides."
A ranking gover"ntnent official told UPI
earlier tblt Green "has auccetded in
removing rnany doubts and SU1plclon.s
from our mindJ." The ForeliJJ Mlniatry issued a state-
111ent loni,ht saying the Natlonlll.st . Green. 1nubbld by President Chiang
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OnCampusatAnn-Arhor .
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ANN ARBOR, Mich (UPI) Two
more deliberitely aet fires were reported
on the Unfveralty of Mlch11an campus
·'!'hunday night, only hoon alter a !If.
lr1"°1d freshman charged with setting
· fire was ordered to undergo
chlatric examination.
A jacket wu oet ablaze In the Alice
d Hall and paper wa1 burned in a
tebuket in MalOO Hall. Neither
_ UHd any damage and were labeled
"dormitory nuJsance fires" by AM Arbor
cblel Arthur Slaugh.
The two brought to · H the number of ~non cases on tlie spnwllng campus thia
ar.
Earlier Thursday, Circuit Court Judge
11001 Compbell ordered Randall Caswell ~milted lo the Ypailanll State Hospttat for 80 clays lo determine U he la capable I'! standing trill. lie II charged with .. ~. P.1 ooe of the nr ... He atood mute at hl.s
,.,..ifllllleal.
• Following Thursday night's fir .. , ;taueh aald It confinnod hl.s bell>f that
E than one person wu involved in
the flrea.
swell'• attorney. Rly Clevenger, re· ~ the poychiatrlc examtnattoo on
• contention that there was "a serious
J(uesUon as to my client's medical con-~ion." . . ... ~Cowell wu arreated Wednesday night II! his dormllor)I room In tbe cam~·_• _____ _ ~ quandranglefutng complex and
i;llargod wltb anon In a fire In the Harlxn llatcher lllemorlal Library P'eb. 3.
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AR.SON SUSPECT ARRESTED
Stud~nt Randall C11w•ll, 19
ln ritnin Undercuts IRA " ,
V io'lence With 'Rules'
. BELFAST CAP) -A 28-year.old poLice1 •geadt who was to be married nexr
inonth died today of gunshot wounds and
)tcame the fifth fatality this week in
Northern I r e I a n d ' s political·religious
llr!fe.
.. Sgt. Thomas Morrow was shot Tuesday
ii he and anothu officer Investigated a
break·ln at a factory on the outskirts or
Newry, near the border with the Irish
{lepubllc.
~ He died during a quiet night that came
Iller thr .. day• of Intensified bombing
4ftd murders blamed on the Irlah
Republican Army.
• The British government revealed
'ntursday what observers intupreted as
tbe first step in a program to undercut
tlJe 'ffiA violence by answering some of
the demands of the Roman Catholic
minority ln the province.
Prime Minister Edward Heath banned
harsh interrogation methods by British
troops helping the Protestant-dominated
provincial government maintain order.
Political proposals are expected to follow.
The army was told it couldn't use such
methods as putting captives' heads In
blindfold hoods, depriving them of sleep,
submitting them to c o n t I n u o u s
monotonous noise and making them stand
for long periods with their leas apart and
their hands raised over their heads.
From now on. the worst they can do is
question them at length across a table.
Military sources said they expected the
new rules to l).ave little adverae effect on
Intelligence gathering. They said such
physical interrogation methods were u1ed
on cnly 14 of the 2,832 persons rounded up
since last August. all such methods were
suspended in November. and "In·
formation continued to flow ." l
Meanwhile, a go vernment medical of·
fleer told the Briti sh inquiry into the Lon--
donderry bloody Sunday killings that six
of the 13 Catholic men and youths killed
had been firing guns .
Storm Holds East
KaJ..filek, told a news confarence before
he left Taipei alter a ~ atopovor
!bit he had quoted Prealdent Nixon'•
word.I t.htt "there were no aec:ret deal1 ol
any kind" made on the mafnland. Ht then
left for Manila.
He aaid it wouJd rtmlin U.S. 1<>vem-
ment pollcy to encoW'q:e Amuiean
businessmen to invest in T1lw~
"The Rtpubllc of China baa become a
model for economic development and we
loot forward lo partlclpattng In tho
future wccus of T1iwan'1 economy,"
Green Aid.
Manila, wu the fourth flop on his IS.
nation Allan lour lo uaurt U.S. alll<1
pul qreimentx arid truU.. nmalnecl
unbroken by N~'• O!lna vlalt.
In a deplJ'tute 1l.atement. Green hlntM!
that the Nationalilll had har1h words for
the Dew U.S.-ch.ina policy.
"I welcomed the opportunity to hear
the views of the leaders ol Tal•an." he
1ald. "These views wJU bt pruBnted to
P.resldent Nixon and I am sure, will bfl
given careful consideration."
Green waa snubbed by Chiana". but he
talked to Chiang'• .son and vice premier,
Chiang Cbing-tuo. among other hi&h-
ranking government officials.
Chiang said Green represented the
1tale department and be woold talk only
to Nixon's personaJ representative, Dr.
Henry Kia.singer.
Sources who Al in on today'• aeriu of
meetings in Taipei aakl Green "received
a warmer greeting than expected" from
the Nationalist government which ls bit·
terly opposed to any type of contact with
Peking.
Taiwan asked Green for uaurancts
that the United Stam: would mainta.ln ilA
l8-year-0ld defense treaty wllh the NI·
tlonaILst Chinese. Green repeated the
pledge, the sourcea said.
14,000 S. Viets
Begin Offensive
By ARTHUR BIGBEE
SAJGON CUP!) -A force of nearly
14,000 South Vietnamese lroopa haJ IJolUn
a new offensive in the central HtahJandJ
in the biggesfVietlNlmese operatto. aince
the Jnvaslon of Cambodian aanctuartea
last fill, military IOW'Cea reported today.
B52s carried out massive atrlkes before
the drive bigan.
The drive w.. th.rough the jun1led
mountain area 250 mJles north Of Saigon n·e·ar-whire Uiilii'der1 Of Vielnam, Lloa
and Cambodia come topther. The
military eources said It wu poulble the
offensive would carry across the border
in an effort to 1>lunt a long.threatened
Communist offensive.
The military sources aaid the. ma.in
body of 11,000 South Vietnameae regulars
Involved had made no major contact dur·
Ing the first day of the operation but that
1 force of more than 3,000 mlliHamen In
the actld"n reported killing 57 ,uenillu
and captufing 13 others. There was no
report on militia casualties.
The military sources said the. 1overn-
ment lroopa found 40 bodies of guerrlllu
killed earlier by 33 waves of B52 strikes
that hammered the area from noon Tues-
day to noon today to aoflen it up.
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Time to ~tock up now.
Sale
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choose from a large selection
of nylon. stretch nylon,
Agilon• nylon and Cantrece•
nylon. Pl·ain or mtsh kn it,
nude or rtinforctd heel.
Even our Arre&ta Aun• stock .. inos. Lett• of colors. most
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Mrs. Skye Davi s holds baby son, Ching, as process
servers evicted her from Home in Portland during
snowstorm. Owner of residence leased home to one
party who in turn s ubleased it to Mrs. Davis. Own·
er protesled that original lease had no subletting
options. Friends help Mrs. Davis OlDV(!.
W allace-Chishol1n
Tandem Supported
' MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A
black civil rights activij;t says
a group has been formed to
push a Democratic national'
ticket that . woufd ~ o f f e r
something ' !Or · eveiyone -
Alabama Gov. G'eorge c.
Wallace for ~sident and
black U.S. Rep. ,Sh j r 1 e y
Chisholm of New York £or vice
president.
The Rev. James Bevel . long-
time aide to the late 'Dr.
1-r -tr 1-r
Democrats
Softening
Pot Stand
WASHINGTON (AP l
Most Democratic presidential
hopefuls favor r e d u c in g
penalties for smoking mari·
juana, but Rfl;p. Shi r I e y
Chisholm of New York and
former Sen. Eugene McCarthy
thirik It should be lega lized .
Sens. Edmund S. Muskie of
Maine and . Hubert H .
Humphrey of Minnesota both
said in response to a poll that
they favor reduced penallies.
Sen. George McGovern of
South Dakota and Sen. Vance
Hartke of Indiana back an end
to jail terms for smokers.
New York Mayor John V.
Martin Luther King Jr,, said
Thursday the proposed ticket
could satisfy both blacks and
whites. as well as the women's
liberation movement.
Bevel said slightly more
than 100 persons, mostly
Southern students, both black
and white, now make up the
organization that will Promote
the Wallace-Chisholm ncket.
They are preparing to
moun t a national drive and
take tbe proposal to the floor
of the Democratic N1Uonal
•Conventk>n. he said.
Mrs. Chisholm could not be
reached for com ment. ,
A spokesm11n for Wallace
said he had not heard of the
proposa l and "just don't have
an y re11ction at all ."
Bevel said the concept will
be offered Saturday to the
Tennessee Black Political Con-
vention, a Memphis gathering
to be attended by state black
leaders of both parties.
Bevel joined King in 1962 for
a rights drive in Albany, Ga.,
and was a key figure in
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference campaigns i n
Birmingham and Selma, Ala.,
and Chicago as SCLC's direc-
tor of nonviolent action.
Atlanta SCLC headquarters
said Bevel has not been
formally associated with the
group since early 1970.
"Indeed it is a serious ef-
fort," Bevel said of the pro-
posal.
Sen.ate. Approve_s
Ho.using M~asure ·
WASlllNOTON (Al>l -The The mass-transit feature of
Senate bu pused. a '9-billion the JegislaUon would furnish
houslnc_ bill descrlllied u one federal subsidies to .P a y ol the moll Important put
to1ether in ye1f1. deiclts of subways, . bus lines
Major provilions of lhe bill and commuter trains.
would control closing cosl.s on These are opposed by the
homt mortg11e1 , subaidiu Nixon Adm in i stratlon,
mau-ttauit deficits and con-however, and there wete in-
soUdale federal housing pro-dications In tht. debate that
rrams. 1 the money would not be spent
The measure, sent to the for this purpose even if
~ House wtiere action Isn't likely Congress approves it.
until after the Easter rece53, Sponsors of the subsidies
Includes some of President declared that mass-transit
Nixon 's recommendations, bot systems are folding all over
Democrats altered several of the nation and only federal
them . help can keep many of. them
running.
Opponents declared the pr~
gram would mean an endless
Ul'I Tt ..... lt
Heal't Attack
Broadcast newsman Bill
Lawrence, 56, w a s
round dead Thursday
in his roon:i al Bedford.
N.H., an apparent heart
attack victim. He was
covering New Hamp-
shire primary for ABC
News.
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DAILY ~!LOT I)
Drug Prices Balloon
(
Seizures Make Stuff Rare, Costly
NEW YORK (APl -The eslimated 315.000 narcotics ad· U.S. government heightened
street price for illicit drugs Is diets. its emphasis on damming the
going up here. and police say Deputy Chlef l n s p e ct or drug flow at Its watersheds In
a se ries of spectacular drug Jules Sachson, head of the Europe and the Middle East.
seizures has been an im-police nal'C()tics division, said These seizures accounted for
portant fac~or in that trend. heroin first became scarce 3,784 pounds of heroin worth
"""'I'he world's biggest1 heroin during the two-month East an estimated $920 million on
. . M .11 Th Coast dock strike that .. began the street. seizure, in arse1 e urs--last Oct. t.
day. was the latest in a series Jn New ·York. where an The 1971 sei.zures would sup.
of hauls that ha ve marked the estim ated half of the country's ply the country's addicts with
international war against drug addicts1reside. the street price heroin for about three months
tr ff k. of heroin climbed from S2 a at the estimated consumption a 1c. mg. bag to as much as SS. Sachson
Police officials here said said. of six tons a year.
they could not yet determine After the strike. Sachson By that standard, derived by •
whether the seizure by French said he had expected that the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
customs agents of 937 pounds prices might go down again. and Dangerous Drugs. the
of pure heroin in the bilges of But he has since changed his ~farscille seizure amounted to
a Caribbean shrimp boat mind. "Heroin is not as plen· a one month 's supply.
would produce a drug panic. tlful." he said. r-The 'bureau estimates the Pioneer 10
Heads Out
drain on the Treasury, since----------But the y agreed that the One reason appears to be average add ict heroin dosage
haul. worth about $200 million the tripling in 1971 of drug as just under a grain dail~··
on the street, would almost seizures compared with 1970. But Sachson says many ad-Y ablonski Case certainly balloon the price of Big seizures have come with diets use four or five grains a
heroin for this n at i o n 's increasin g frequency since the day.
cities could keep fares at
unecooomic levels and put in
for more and more subsidies.
The section on mortgage·
closing costs would direct the
Housing and Urban Develop-
ment Departmen t to develop
Re\fard Slated 1--:.ijiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiillll_il ____ iiilliii~ii!lii~iiiiiiiiiiiliii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilijl;:--To Jupiter
CAPE KENNEDY {UPI) -within six months regulations
Pioneer 10, faatut object to putting controls on all set·
leave tarth, sped on a near tlement costs.
perleCt course today toward a The provision would cover
historic picture-taking rendez-FHA and VA loans as well as
voua with the plalM!t Jupiter on conventional-m 0 r t g a g e s
Dec. 2, 1973. . . bought by gover.nment cor-
After sweeping withi n 87,000 porations.
miles of the tops of Jupiter's --
glowing multicolored cloITT{s,
the 565--pou nd spacecraft will
WASHI NGTON, Pa. (UPll
-A $10,000 reward awaits the
r ight person who telephones a
Phi\adelphla number with the
righl information -the real
name of a mysterious ··Tony"
or whoever else arranged the
assassination of Jose p h
"Jock" Yablonski.
CRAfTS tN ACTION
FROM ONE END OF THE MALL TO THE OTHER
March 2-4 All Day, Evenings Too.
South Coast ?laza _
trave4 on to the far reaches of
the planets and eventually
become the fi rst probe to
leave the solar system.
It is expected to reach the
star Aldebaran in 1.7 million
years. On the slight chance it
might encounter intelligent life
elsewhere in the galaxy,
Pioneer 10 carries 1n iden·
tificatlon plaque. The inan pie-
. lured on the plaque has his
hand raised in a gesture of
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peace.
Jupiter, fifth planet out
from the sun, is the spec-
tacular giant of the solar
system . It has 12 moons, a
puzzling red "eye" 10 times
the size of the United States
and the planet generates more
heat than it rece ivt.S from the
sun. Scientists also hoped to
determine if there was a
J)OS!ibility ib th i ck at·
~phere could support some
form bf life.
Pioneer 10, drawing pdwer
frOm four nuclear gener1to'..ts,
set out "on its act million mtle
journey to Jupiter Thursday
night. An .Atlas.centaur rocket
accelerated it to a recol'11
31,413 miles per hour.
The spacecraft performed
the first critical steps of tti
639-day mission flawlessly and'
by 11 p.m. (PST) Thursdiy, ii
had its big nine-foot ·dish
anteilna pointed back toward
the rapidly shrinking Eartl
The ambitious, $67.S mill&
expedition opens a new era in
man's exploration of the
universe. Pioneer 10 is ,the
first lo venture out beyond
Mars, through the hazar~ou1
asteroid belt and on through
uncharted space to Jupiter. It.
is expected to remain in radio
contact with earth until 1979
when it Is t.S billion mlle.
away. ...
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American cart ' Lindsay said there should be
no penalties for those over IR
who use the weed. but he said
he needs to see more medical
evidence before going so far
as McCarthy and the con-
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MAN. W. Va . (UP!l -
Investigators roamed West
Virginia's mountain hollows in
search or unsafe coal mine
reservoirs today .
With the toll In W~st
Virginia 's worst flood disaster
standing at '80 dead and
another 185 mji!li~; the state
department of mtnes ordered
the immediate d r a I n a g e
Thursday of a waste water
reservoir in Nicholas County.
about 75 miles northeast of
here.
Three Shot by Police
In Movie Scene Melee ,,_
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -officers who climbed. up the
Police have shot one man to fl.re esc1pe on which they
death, wounded two others in a were 1t1ndin1. .
melee that broke out in an The dead man was identified
as Leroy Shenandoah, 34, of all ey where a Hollywood Nedro, N. Y. Polif:e Inspector
movie crew' was filming a Lawrenc' Love said Shenan-stree~ chase. sc~ne.: . · doah had grabbed a policeman
Police said ~ dead and in • bearhug and was trying to wo:un~ed were residents or .the ·· throw hiql over the fire escape
bu1 ildmg who had ~ drink· rilling, but the officer wu
. ng beer and throwing debris able to unholster his revolver
into t~e narrow alley Th~rs-and fired six shotJ at She _
day night where the filming doah Dill
was taking place. Officers said ·
the men refused to halt the. The offlCer, P a t r o I m a n
commotion and then attacked Albert M o n t a n a r o , wae
hospitalized with nose and
shoulder injuriu. The officer
Social Security
~And the Cradle
with him , Sgt. Thomas Ram-
bo, had his ankle broken in a
struggle with at leut four
other men, Inspector Love
said.
Love said Sgt .. Rambo ahot
one man in the right arm. He
was identified as Raymond
Mooea. 11', ol Synocuoe, N.Y.
Also wounded was J o h n
BenedJct, 28, of C o r w e 11
Island, Ont. Love 111 l d
Benedict wu hit by one of the
bulleta fired by Montanaro.
WASHINGTO~ (AP ) -All children entering the first
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numbers according to a proposal by the Senate Finance
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for ~ate action. ·
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limes numbers would be obtained . '
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Board ·Breeds Distrust . ~ -
Ii. remarkable feature of the taguna Beach plan· n1ni comml.ssion hearings on high riu was an al"105t
tot&! ablence of 1puker1 and letter writers opposing
a height limit. ·
A typical hearing would find perhaps one or two
persons stepping toward to present argumen ts against
the height limit, while 20 or 30 spoke in favor ol it, the
wno holding tiue ol letters. .
. The problem, we were told, WIS that the people
oppooing the height ban were too "intimidated" lo speak.
The "intimidation" story Is getting a re-run in the
current school fracas. While (ontroversy rumbles over
tradiUonal versus lnnovative tea ching methods, the con·
. aervative t:chool trustees hint a great parental dissastis·
fiction with the Laguna oystem .
•
Bui the ratio of letters lo the editor runs about 30
lo 1 in favor of the system and to date no parent ha~
come forward at a sc hool board meeting to speak aga inst
it. No names ever are mehtioned 'by board members,
Aga.in·, we are told, the opponents feel "intimidated.''
II these disallslled parents do indeed exist, it be-
hooves the trustees to persuade them to air their views
in public. Su-Ch an expression would do much to reassure
UI aU. Anonymity is breeding distrust.
Strained Relations
lt now has a ·broader .&cope in San Clemente's bu8"
J.nesa •community and officially it has a tJUe of a "divi-
'lion'' of the chamber, which generally connotes a com·
patlble subgroup.
But the South El Camino Business Association
(SEBA) -an entity that was . bol'I) late last year -is
gathering more strength this spring._And although ii has
title within• th• chamber structure II is l~r from blindly
failhful to the parent group.
Rift.. between the old hands oo the chamber board
Secret M~mo
Touches Off
Li£ Charge
FolLcnoing U ttu .AndtrJm& colunin
ll!Mch prompted Ric/lard K(eindif"''
to <Uk the Senate Judiciary Commit·
ter. for ali · imme.dia.tt public hearing.
Ht an(i other., 11.amed ttsti/it.d yes-
tlrdoy h& 'rtplu to A.tiderson'& charge.~.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
So now we're going to throw in a
120,llOO 1tgnal at Gtenneyre and
ThaUa to avoid Joalng '14,000 in
iovernment funds. Has~e makes
waste!
-L.P.
~ .. -Editor has now_ been Unked to the settlement.
WASHINGTON _ Wt have now Mitchell had officially d is q u a Ii f i e d . himaelf from the case because of an old eatlbliabed that Attom.ey . Gener a I· relationsblp .. with ITT. Yet Dita Beard,
dmJ.patt ~chard IO.e1ndienst told an the company's top ·lobbyist, has now
autrlaht h~ about the J u s t l c • ~ acknowledged that she arranged the set·
J?epartment s sudden <M;Jt-of~ set,.. tlement with Mitchell in a private con-
tlement of the Nixon Adminstrahon I big· venation at the governor's mansion in
1eat anti-trust, cue. Kentucky a!tu last year's Kentucky 11M caae involved Derby. ·
the International Her confession came afler we oblained
T,lephone and Tele-an t:J:traordinary confidential memo,
graph conglomuate. written by her . from ITI''s files. The =~~~ s~ memo suggested s~rongly that 1 he se~-
mt Court show· tlemr:nt was made 1n exc hange for 111 s :!.n with the JUI!· pledge ~f cash support for the Republican
Ice Department <lVf:r convention. ..
IT1''1 takeover of the
bugt Hartford"Flr! InsW'ance Company.
List July, however. the case was
abruptly settled. The terms, considered
hi1hly favorable to I'M', were announced
•t the oarne Ume l1T secretly pledged up
to ftG0,000 to auPpon the Republican con-
vention in San Diego this year. A check
for 1100,000 hu already bttn written.
DENYING ANY coMection between
the convention cash and the anti·trust sr:t-
tlement, Kleindienst Insisted that the
. Justice Department's anti·trust starr had
been free from any political pressurr:
from above.
"The aettlement between the Depart·
ment ol Just.fee and I'M' was handled and
negotiated exclusively by Assistant Al·
torriey General Richard W. McLaren
(then head of the anti-trust division),''
Kleindienst said in a leUer to Democrallc
National Chairman Larry O'Brien.
However, wt have now learned that
Kleindienst h!Jnself held l'Ollghly a half·
do&en aecret meetlnp on the ITT ca.!lr:
with ,. di.rector of the company befote the
aettlement wu reached.
THE DtREcroR, Wall Street financi er
Felix Robalin, conceded to us that he
met In private with Kleindienst. who was.
then Deputy Attorney General, •t the
nme time Mct.ren was negotiating with
TTl"o lawyers.
"I wu auppoaed to make the case on
the ......,.i< side ol ll," Rohatyn told my
MIOCilte Brlt Hume. He said he
particularly strwed lo Kleindienst TTI's
a.rsumerita for keepini Hartford Fire.
Klt:lndienst11 duplicity i.s fur th r: r
ffldence that the Administration has
much to hide in the ITT affair, which
Jookl more aw:plcious the more we in·
vlltiplt it.
NOT ONLY Kleindienst, ·but his boos,
~ Allomty General John Milc:hell,
Bu George --~
Dur<le«Je:
Wbal 1' the elymolo1te1 1
breakdoWn al tht "°rd "klvelom, ''
II you -whet I m .. n!
Deir Ccicdl DOd:
CON~ERNED
Koep 'ftNt 1e<11on>us lnnuendou
lo ,_oe11, c-trned; this ~ a
llmlJ aa&Jlf8'1
MRS BEARD also tald us that the day
after we confronted her with the memo,
J'J'l' security men from Nr:w York shred-
ded many of her office files because they
feared the papers might be ·subpoenaed
when the merrM? became public.
Mitchell would not discuss lhe matter
with WI. John Hushen, a Justice Depart-
ment ii:pokesman, told us therr: was "no
tru~h" to Mrs: Beard's story. He
acknowledged, however, that Mitchell
had spoken to . Mrs. Beard at the
governor '•. mansion .
We gave Hushen specific questions to
ask the Attorney General. But four hours
later, after oonfr:rring with Mitchell. he
called us back without the answers.
INSTEAD, HE URGED that we
withhold our story 011 Mrs . Beard's
version of events until. as Hushen put it,
. "we get all our ducks; in a ro w." He said
Mitchell would "prove" thr: falsehood of
Mrs. Beard's incriminating memo, but
three days later, no proof had .appeared.
Tl\e June 25, 1971, memo is studded
with such big Republi can n a m es •s
President Nixon, Mitchell , California U .
Gov. Ed Reinecke. San Diego CongresS-
man Bob Wiison, Whitt: House Ride Bob
Haldeman and H. S. (Hal} Ge:neen . l'rfls
president.
It Is addressed to W. R. j8illl Mer-
riam, manager of JiT's Washington of-
fice. "J thought you and I had agreed
very thoroughly that under no
circumstances would 11nyone in this office
discuss with anyone our paMicipalion in
the Convention, including me,'' Mrs.
Beard wrole.
"011!ER THAN permitting John
Mitchell, Ed Rttnecke. Bob Haldeman
and Nixon (besides Wilson, of course) no
one has known from whom that 400 thous-
1111nd commitment had come ... John MJI .•
chell has certainly kept It on the higher
levtl only, we should be lilble 10 do the
aame ..•.
"t ttm convlnc~. because or several
convusatloos with Lou is I NunnJ re
Mllcbell that our noble commitment has
gone 1 long way toward our negotiations
on the mtr1us eventually coming out as
Hal (Geneenl wants !hem. C.rt1lnly the
Prealdeot has !old Mitchell to ace t"31
thlnp are Worked out fairly. It b still
only McLaren's mickey-mouse we are
•ufftrlng ..•
"II (the convention · cash) geto too
much publicity you can believe our
nqot!otm wttb Justice will wind up '
cbot down. Mitchell to definitely htlpln1
us, but cannol IOI It be known. Pleu1
destroy this, huh?" ~
1 ,
.
and lhe leaders in SEBA have persisted since the very
beginning and became even more strained when prom-
ises by the chamber to consider changing the Fiesta LI
Christian ita P~ade route broke down .
Then, claims SEBA President Willlom Walker, tho
chamber pirated the buslnessmen's idea to award beauti·
fication awards each month.
Other "snubs," Walker contends, include the cham·
ber's omi tting or SEBA's listing under a telephone dir-
ectory column of associations even though Walker asked
for the listing iii writi ng.
· The iss ues appear minor, bu~ in a tight community
like San Clemente they can add up .
Both entities in months to come should give one
more try. finally, at working together.
Meaning of 'Public Meeting'
Un der t~e Brown Act, Cali fornia's anti·secrecy law,
elected bod ies are required to conduct their business
in public meetings so aJI can follow the deliberations
that lead up to the ad option of legislation.
To facllitate this, council men are provided with
specified places at the council table, clearly marked
with nameplates, and with microphones at each place
connected to a public address system.
Unfortunate ly, so me thoughUess councilmen nul-
lify much oC this by scurrying around during meetings
conducting whispered conferences of their own with
the ci ty attorney, city manager or fellow councilmen,
presumably seekin g inforination they feel they need
in order lo arrive at a vote.
A councilman seeking information should voice his
query from his place, so both question and answer are
audibl e.
A public meeting means that all deliberations are
conducted in public, for all to hear. s
~
YEAR OF THE MT
Quality of Children's Edueation at Stake
Capistrano Unified 'Election Tuesday
To the Editor:
· If you should go into the Wall Disney
exhibit, you will see a portrait of the late
Walt Disney hanging there. Beneath this
portrait in gold engraved simple type is a
quotation from the man who had to have
loved all children. It reads:
''Our greatest natural reS<1urce is in-the
minds of our children."
I HAVE READ this quotation over 3nd
over. It keeps ringing out more clr:arl y
all the time. lf our greatest natural
resource is in the minds of our children,
how could we r:ver deny thr:m thr: finest
education posstbtt! ,.,
Pr:rhaps Walt Disney lS the onr: single
person who has had the most far-
reaching and profound innuence over our
young. We have been very fortunate to
have lived in a time when we could enjoy
his wholesome genius.
\VE TOO CAN HAVE far ·rr:aching in·
fluences over our children now by
answerinii; the call Tuesday, March 7.
Our school board (Capistrano Unified ) is
asking to continue, without increa se, thr:
present general purpose tax rate. The
quality ar our children's education cannot
be sustained without the passage of this
measure . This could be the best in-
vestment we will ever makr: ... for us,
for our children and for our nation,
because ''Our greatest natural resource
is in the minds of our children."
CAROL PERSON
Ele.,don Issue
• To ·the Editor:
Since this is an election year, it seems
that all the politicians are suddenly in
fa vo r of apple pie, motherhood and 1ow-
density housing.
However. San Juan Capistrano citizens
should not be taken in by nawery desc rip.
hons of any council candidates ' vlr:w of
himselt. '
For the incumbents that are re-run·
ning. Wr: can look at lhr:ir past voting
record and find out their true feelings.
Far the newcomers, we can question
them and pr~ent arguments to help
them ascertain a position as to the cur-
rent issues of our town.
THE REALLY BIG issue In this elec·
lion ls populalian. The boundaries of f>Ur
town are fixed. The number of people
that will live within thes"e boundaries is
ool fixed . When mne changr:s favor
higher density development, then the
population increases. If you favor high
population and clase communal type liv-
ing, then vale for those that favor high
density development.
If yau are more apt to want our town to
remain in a more rura l state, then vote
for the conservationists.
The election will determine tht course
of our city for years to come. There is a
$Wing vote at stake. Make sure that you
\'Ole -and make sure that you-know the
principle of the men you vote for.
CHUCK AU.EN
Truh Bfllfng
To the Editor:
Our $%5,000-a·year city manager doesn't
. Quotes
' Vice Admiral J 1 m e • C.lvert, U.S.
Naval Academy Supt. -"We ol the
deprtSllon and war generation cruled
the youth crisis. We worked too hard and
we were too everl~ succ;eastul."
Richard Ma.., Sima, S.l' • ..,.r1 ol-
flce lttoreey -"You don't live )'OU? IUe
to he a lawyer, you llv1 II lo Uve your
Ufe.11
r
• ' J • ~·
'•
Lttter.t from readt r.t art welComt.
NormallJI writtr1 should convey th eir
me1sage1 tn 300 word.! or lts.t. The
right lo condtnse letters to fit spa.ct
or eliminate libel U reserved. All let·
tl'rs must include signaturt and mail·
ittg address, but name.t may be .with-
h.t'ld on reque1t if 1ufjieieri.t "fa.10~
i., apparent: Poe trv will n.ot b1. pub·
lished.
do his home work, it seems! Or Is he
ovr:rly anxious?
1 want to criticiu: Mr. L.awrenct Rose.
the city man.ager, for hiS failure to
coordinate and tie in the waste manage-
ment tu. billing with our. garbage and
trash collection.
Since this change was proposed anQ
urged by Mr. Rose he must be held
responsible for this lack or propr:r plan-
ning and consideration for the public, not
to mention tbr: ·added burden now befue
imposed on our Finance. Departritf,rit.
Those having paid the quarterly fee are
being taxed doUblr:, and for a service that
has not yet been receJved.
This is unjust, and I add my voict to
many citizens' complaintJ thlJ this bill·
Ing must be adjusted! •.
MARY V. LOUNSBERY
The trash billing averlap U b'eing
corr~cted by a $S.2S credit for tho:re
who had pa.id trh.!h bilL, in Decem·
ber. Theu can deduct it from the MW
biU or havl!! ·it credited to the mxt .
-Editor
Why the Rush?
TO the Editor:
Did our city manager. Mr. Rn se, know
the night ·af February 17, when he held a
citizens meeting to inform us on the
workings and payment of his waste
·tnanagement system , that the ve ry
, elaborate waste managr:ment syste m
'I' AX bills were ready to be mailed out?
He stated in thr: meeting he wanted our
patient cooperation ttnd that the first bills
would bl": mailed in April . He also
neglected to tell us we would be. billed
retroaclive to December. · 1971 and no
mention w11 made <l[ the fact 1hr: present
· users, of tile Laguna trash collection had
paid in advance for Decr:mber, 1971 and
Ja.nuary and February, 1972.
THE OLD Bil.LING on a qu arterly
basis cost $5.25 or $21 . per year. The nr:w
-billing on a two-month billing of $7.00
tota1! to $42 yearly; plus the retroactive
three manths already paid in ad vance. He
did state that the 2.3 cent.s pr:r $100
assessed an thr: valiiation for property
taxr:s for Laguna city sanitation should
be dr:leted this year, but coul d an\y be
done by cur city council ; but hr: doubted
it would come to pass as a political body
does oot like to cancel aut t.u money
they ha ve jurisdiction over. He also
stated that any surplus money from this
1new tax bonanza could be used for ether
purposes by the city council.
Arl'ER 11 LONG YEARS of citizens
complaining, why all af a sudden the
rush? The present bids did not comply
with thr: bid request specifications. They
were rr:jected on several counl'I by Mr.
R.Ose but the council decided to force Mr.
Rose to negotiate With these two non-
conforming biddr:rs. Why not rewrite the
bid specifications. with thr: help of some
knowledgeable citizen and call for nr:w:
Respectable:.· 50 Percent
Today's little word-qui:r will ,deal with
commonly-uaed names or phrases whose
origin or first meaning I& unknown or
misinterpreted by most people. Fifty pe,..
cent on this is a r ...
spectable acore.
I. W ue the· "trade
winds" so called be-
~ause they were good
for "trade" (com·
merce)?~
2. What is the pr l-
mary meaning of
"Christ," and to
whom dkt it nrst apply: .
3. Why -is the festival named "Mirdi
Gras"! (New Orleans readers, take <>nly
balf credit for knowing this.)
4. Why ts tht Initial part of marriage
called a "honeymoon"?
I. IS A "'MARTINET," meanifig 11
strict disciplinarian, 10 named aftert"'1
officer Jn the French a....,1
!. Why Is oomelhlnl called a ~'hill
mark"? ,
7. How did non-Ol.rlstians come to ~
designated 11 "P'1ans'' 111d "ht1tht.na'1?
' I. What Is the dtfftrWtCe between a
tepee and • wlpom! .
I. Who exjle-tht flrll "•iOf\1"1 10. Why la a lchool IG< clergymen call·
ed a .. seminary"?
ANSWERS:
1. ''lfrade wind~" "while 1ood for 11aiJ.
inf "l"!merce. derive Jloi1t wlllds that
"tra~" or 1'trMd'1 hi one uni1otrn track
for i.., periotll. • ·
i. "Cll,ut" 11 Gr .. k for lltb<ow "the
anointed one," which first denoted the
anointed XJni ol llrael, and lben lhl
'
royal son of David. .
3. Mardi Gras means "fit Tue!day '''in
French, or Shrove Tuesday, the last day
before Lent, indicating the • final day to
1orge one.stir ..
... 4. It was a practice ol the a·ncient
Teutons to drink honeywine for.30 days,
. or the .first full moon cycie, after mer-
-riage. (According to Brewer, Attila the
Hun drank so much at his wedding-feast
that he died.)
I. FALSELY attributed to the Marquis
ol Martinet, who re6rganiztd I.he Fref)(!I\
infantry in tht 17th century ....J but the
word was used In English before be was
famous, and it is not in the French lei·
'loon. ·a. Ortginolly, \he official mart 1t..mpld
oii gold and .silver arUcles~ after 1ssay-i~g, at tht Goldsmi°"' Hall in Lon<kln.
1. Chri1Uanlty wq at first •n urban
religion ; •both ."pilgan" and "heathen"
meanJ, rustics, thoile who lived In vtUage.s
or on heaths. • I. A TEPEE IS a ult cone-shopod lent;
a wigwam la a rounded or ovaJ-sh•ped
hut. bu.Ut more on the .,rder of the
Eokimo Jaloo.
9: The Wf.e1tlers·wbo 1truggltd for vlc-
tory 1n the ancient Gr,.k public gam.,;
"agatiltics" aurvives u a branch of
l)'rMllliCS.
ID. From the. LaUn, "nurwy garden ''
or "plot for culltv1lin1" young men In
the lhtolollcal vlrluea.
bids~ This is a ootice that wr:, thr: captive
customers, will not ~ccepl !ht .deceptive
me thods being used with the present bids
or the doubl.e cost billings. How about th•
approximately l,700 homes which have
not used the old collection but are being
billed retroactive to December, 1971'?,
E. R. SCHAAD
Tax Conthucnn"e
To the Editor:
As president of In te r-Cl ub Council, the
activities that involve the studenLs af ·San
Clemente High School ls something that ii
very important to me. The yr:ars in high
school haVe ofteri been dr:emed as the
happir:st and most jmportant of your lile.
The educalion J am gaining from San
Cle mente Is of course the structurr: .of my
fut ure, but to me the activities invalving
the studt;_nts run a very clase second.
FROM ACTlVITIES -I have learned .
to re,spect thr: opinians of othus and to
takr: on new responsibilities, but most or
all to be able to wark successfully with
many people, working as one!
If thr: tax continuance is not passr:d
March 7 many of thesr: activities will be
dropped. Of co urse I am fearful for my
seniar yr:ar plans, but also · for the future
studen ts . of San Clemente. Don't you
think they deservr: the same chance I
ha vr: had to learn and to grow?
MICHAEL CHEMCYITJ
Defends Lorr
To thr: Editor:
The political season is upon us and 1
great smokr: screen Is being laid to
obscure issues and divert attention from
the facts ar flagrant neglect on the city
council. Certai nly, Mr. Ed Lnrr who it
seems they would replace,' is not guilty I'll
lack of attention to his du ties. Maybe
over-attentia n on occasion. but he doe1
his homework and has backed his words
with effective action.
HE MAY HA VE used poor polilical
judgment in taking his wife with him. an
city .bu.Sinesi, but at least he ·attended to
the business and I understarid that he
went -with thr: ·full~Jmowledge 'of-thDsi on
the council who would now malign bfm
for it.
These ·are the· same councilmen whl'I
sat by idly; three or four ~e·ars ago and
approved outlandish purchases of the
Main 'Beach properties, Ull":n only to cOm-
pound the great gi\IHway by gtanting
five-year leases that iD oi'Je c1se ·has cost
the city an additional amou}lt in ·e1cess of
$100,000 cash out of pockef.•
nns TYPE of fiscal in'eiponsibillty
would probably have been avOided lf
thoSe wht'I would now lay smoke ICT'ff:DS
hAd been doing their homework for thl
pasl four yr:ars.
FERN RANOOLPll
, OIANOI COAST , . .
DAllY PILOT
' ' .. Robt rt N. W ted, Puad.1Mr
Thom., Ketvil, Edilor
Albert W. Bate•
Editoricl Poge Ellilor
,,,~ ~lloriJl J>l.(e or the n.Jly.
Pl1ot &ttk1 to lnfOTTrt •nd Atirnt)o. late readers by prncntlnf , this' · nev.-.p11.per'1 opinion11 •nd ~ .. rncntary on fl)Plcs <lf lnt~l and 11l~nlctc.-ancc, by prt'lvidlng a forum. ror the expr,.ulon or nur rudM'a'
<lplnlons. a.nd by prf'K'T!tinc t!,ef
d1vn'5C vl,.wpointt of Inf~
arrvcn and a,po~ a • 011 of the day. .
Friday, March 3, 1972
J
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treat
in die
4 the.
s
hus
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tions
tT
apple
as th
that i
tius i
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from?'
A.
check
othe
dening
They
fore h
AS
only a
was L
will n
You 'll
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thrr:t
A
port B
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At
WASH
Finl
Sa cram
a nr:w
camellia
from a'
Ni.Ion C
White
Atl
ATL
tans art
buses lo
40 cenU:.
-The fa
because
System
Metropol
Transit
-and
be subsi
•month
Bit
Bruce
leave c
from h
jaUed f
up. Lo.
af\ef s
T
We
v L ·lf.,BOfd
9ld Errol Flwn
W()re 8elf Out
~anny ., Thomas 51:id, "An.yone who Uiiriks marfiage-Is
a fi(l)<flfly J1l'Opo,lit!'l0 -·t understand wo-o.r
fracUons /' Montaigne said, "Marriage l's.-a caae The ,
b.ird,s-wlt.hOut' try~ dess)erately ,~ iet in,· and those within
try 8esper_Jltely to, get out." The Jrish ,ndependent uid;
"Marriage 11 like a violin. After the beiiutifuJ mtaie is
over, 1 the ·airings are still attached." Anff Oscar~ Levant
· s~id, ''Marriage is a trluniph~ol habit
over h11le.'1 Interesting. But loo· ,cyni-•
·cal. St.ill say Harold Orben's conten-r lion was better. He claimed marriage i
is' a IOciological system of producing
motors ror tricycles. '
ROBERT SPRING wa; the 1~110.w's
n3me. About l 10 years ago, he forged
George Washington's autograph. On
numerous occasions. And sold .. them.
And1.collecl9rs knowing they're forgeries, aiil1 ~buy th~m,
incredibly. For about '6 apiece. Why?
THAT 'l!HE Bloody Mary is sUll the' Ko. 1 hangover
treatment is well known. A poll .sH · bartenders recently
indicated No. 2 i1 the salty dog, No. 3 the marga rita, No.
4 the. buJI shot, and No. S the stinger.
SINGLES -·Now ifs ciaimed single girls looking for
husbands are most likely to find same in Alaska. the Pan.
ama Ca,nal Zocie, and the Falkland Islands. A United Na-
tions survey indicates that.
IT HAS BEEN proved that the youngster who eats an
apple a day gel! only about half as many dental cavities
as the average child.
MTGHT MENTION also for the boys in the back room
that it was just 475 years ago· that a printer name Manu-
tius in the city of Venice first used italics.
Q. "WHAT did that old heartthrob Errol Flynn die
from'!''
A. A poronary. technically. But the medical boys who
checked out what was left say he was in pretty bad shape,
otherwise. Physically aged far beyoiid his 50 years. Har-
dening of the arteries. Liver trouble. Intestinal infection.
They surmised he thoroughly wore out his machinery. be.
fore his time. · ·
' ASK 100 citizen! wno wrote "The Wizard of Oz" And
only about one of the bunch will tell you, quite rightly, it
was L. Frank Baum. Generally, the othe r 99 erroneously
will name Lewis Carroll. Try it on the next coffee break.
You'll see.
· ANO THE pollsters now contend, too. their temark-
ably · inqui11itive stUdie! indicate one grownup in every
three sleeps nude.
Address moil to L. Af. Boyd, P. 0 . Box 1875, N~
port Beach , Calif. 92660.
Mrs. Nixon Will J:teign
At Camellia Festival
WASHINGTON tUPll -
irst Lady Pat Nixon Oies lo
cramento Saturday to unveil
new blush pink Pat Nixon
amellia which was developed
m a "sport" of the Richard
ixon Cametli11.
White House gardener
Atlanta Bus
Fares Sliced
ATLANTA !AP) -Allan-
s are now able to ride city
ses for 15 cents instead by
cents.
The fare reduction occurred
· ause the Atlanta Transit
ystem was purchased by the
etropolitan Atlanta Rapid
ransit Authority -MARTA
and because MARTA will
!llbsidlzed by about $600.000
month in salet tax revenue.
Erwin Williams said that a
"sport" i11 a new !hoot off the
side -usually the base -of
an existing plant.
Wlth some hilarity,
reporters Thursday sought
answer11 from Connie Stuart,
the First Lady's pre 11 s
secretary on the new Pat Nix·
on Camellia and how it was
developed.
She had no information to
of(er on when the Richard
Nixon Camellia was grown
and from what "sport."
"I suggest you ask Ron
Ziegler," the President's press
secretary, she said. ~r!. Nix·
on will open the 18th annual
Camenia Festival on Saturday
in Sacramento and will plant
the new camellia. which was
developed by the 'Kramer
Nurseries of Upland. The
camellia has blush pink petals;
veined in deeper pink.
Bitter Battle Ends
ruce Noonan and his ll·year-old daughter, KaUe,
eave courtroom alter he won cu1tody o( the girl
rom her aunt, Mrs1 Barbara Sanchez, who bas, been
ailed for the last month for refusing to give Kalie
. Los An(eles sheriff's deputies seized the girl
ief school. -
TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ
We Dere YC?u •• Eyery S11turd11y
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San Diego ,..o_u_E-.EN_i_e __ ....;. _ _..ey:..P_h..,.u:..'" .... 'e:.:..''~an;.;,:d;;.1,
. OfficU;il
'}leneges'
SAN DIEG0.1Al'> -'•A S&
Dleto Counly su~rvlaot ..W
tbe colJ!ity ollould wllhbOll!1tM •
remilnln( •1fi0,000 < .. ' li!id
servtoe contribution It pled,ed
to l\l!lr Republlc1n Notional ·
Convlntlon until there la
.. adequate proof" that other
contribuhons are being made.
Supervlaor Jim Bear said
Thursday he fear11 the county
could be 11tuck with a "huge
deficit" if Jt contributes more
cash without knowing for cer·
lain that a $400,000 pledge
from local source! e.xisU. ::!.-~
"It would seem the height of l1~'.E'.§~~~"'~',~·""::!:'•::•M::•:;~:;·!;":'·~· ''.::"·;;,· :"'~'·~·~··~"~"~ •. ~ .. :··:""'~·J folly to embark on an e1-
pensive , con•entlon .without ''Care to go for a buggy ride later, &,!!eetie? •• adequate front moeyey Or _________ ...:_: ____ __.:::_ ____ _
reserve," said the Democrat.
San Diego AOurces pledged
$600,000 in cash and '900,000 in
services to. lure J\fpubiicans
here for'tbfiir convention next
Aug. 21-2.f: Bu~ ~ a party
spokesman l;lld In Washington
tills week that San biego was
$300,000 beh\nd In the cash
-Contract Refuse<},
To Accused Firm
paymenla. SACRAMENTO (UPI), -firnis and report back.
The "Staff Thursday recom-
mended ESl as its "first
No cash contribution is The · state'11 clean water agen-
being inadi-by the City of San cy has ·reversed itself . and
Diego, but the county agreed· refused to award a. $1 million
nd contract to a consulting firm choice" based oil the firm's to give $100,000 in cash a $100,000 worth of aervices such charged with attempting to demonstrated best o v e r a 11
as the use of policemen. So far bribe a Honolulu official. capability " to do the work.
it ha11 turned over $50,000 in · The company, Engineering-1 But the four -member agency
cash. Scienc Inc. of Arcadia (ESI ), voted unanimously to reject
12 Go 1st Round--• •
In Jury Selection
SAN JOSE, (AP) -An at._
tractive secretary who first
heard the name Angela Davis
· Jast week and didn't know tbe
significance of 1 clenched first
salute haS survived two rounds
of (iuestioning &o far In jury
. selection !or the b I a c k
militant's murder-kidnap trial.
Mrs. Ruth A. Ruth, mother
of three. was tbe first and only
p,roopective juror to race Ill-
tensive questioning Thursd11.y.
She was not challenged for
cause by either the defense or
prosecutiqn.
She can be qutStioned again
and challenged for cau se at a
later date . Each side also has
2 O peremptory challenges
which automalically disqualify
a prospective juror.
. Miss D a v i s ' (our-day~ld
trial is in recess ~ntil Monday.
She !aces murder, kidnap and
conspiracy charges stemming
from l,he Aug. 7, t970 shoo Jou! lt · the Matin County Civic
Centi;r ln which four perSQns.
were killed.
By noon Thursday, eighl
women and four. men, .in;
eluding a black housewife, had
survived the first round o! in-
dividual questioning a b o u t
pe'rSQnal ~ard11hip n a four·to
six·month trlal and the effects
of pretrial publicity. • The panel of 12 was then
brougfit into the courtroom
together for more gene.ral aod
exteMive <iuestioning, in each
other's presellCe .
Jury selection could take up
to si x weeks. attorney! say.
Chief defense a t t o r n e y
Howard Moore Jr., in .iques-
tioning Mrs. Ruth.. 15ald the
charge! ilgainst Miss Oa vi11
''are .!lflme or the mpst serious
charges brought by any court
at any time against any
person." . ,
He said the defense also ex-
pect.! "in thi! case there will
be a great re"lia~e ·on
circumstantial evidence."
Moore asked numerou s
question$ on whether Mrs.
Ruth would find Miss Da vis
LOS ANG ELES (AP I _ A guilty if the evidence fa iled to
satisfy her be y ond a sta te investigative panel has reasonable doubt.
State Report
Raps Edison
On Hiring
accused Southern California
Edison Co. -of "practicing He said prosecutor Albert
f I a g r a n t discrimination Harris Jr. might show that "in
against minorities in the past fact Miss Davis was the
and more subtle but con-registered owner of guns."
tinuing discrimination in the ''Until he satisfies you that
present." Mis.! Davi! knew wha't
Jonathan Jackson was going The report released Thurs-to do with those ghns then he ·
day was compiled by the was not erased the presump-
California Farm Employment tion of innocerice _ is that
Practice! Commission. which right ?" Moore asked. ha! just concluded a study of , Mrs. Ruth replied, ."Yes."
DAILY PILOT 7
Corona
•
Seeking
.Freedom
YUBA CITY IAP I -Wllh
Ule death penall}" banned In
Calitornla; tbere',t no reason
Juan Corona can'l be freed.-
without ball because.be'• poor
-pending trial In the killings or 25 men, his attome_y argue11.
· "1'here Is oo longer 11uch 1
thing as a capital offense" tn
C"lifomia , says attorney ·Rich·
ard lla~·k ,· who will go to
cOurt Monday seekin1 Corona's:
release. "Ba\! in capital casu
has no further meanhig or ef-
fttl /' he added in an inter-
view.
G. David Teja. Sutter County
prosecutor. aaid lhat if I.he
judge hearin·g the case decides
to fret? CorOna , it shouldn't be
oo the defendant's own rec<ig-
nizance but Instead on ''a con--
sider'Rble amount " or btlil.
The bt1t selection
of d r • ,., 1hi~t1,
body ·shirh, ntck-
we.-r •tnd doublt·
kn iti. in tht be•ch
•retl Com• 1ee
for your1tlf , .· ,
You c•• n 1lw1y1
find it et • , , .
1467 v;, Lio:lo
Ntw11ort l11ich
The San Diego Convention lminedi8tely accused the state the recommendation and in-
and visitors Bureau pledged Water Resource! Cont r o I stead agreed to hold contract
$lOO,OOO.in cash from hotel and Board Thursday of "pre-negotiatlon11 with the staff's
mote l owners; and the re-judlfing" the Honolulu case. runner-up choice, D a n i e I ,
malning $ 4 o o, o o o from "It Is Obr·strong feeling that Mann. Johnson & Mendenhall
"outside sources·• was prom-the allegations that have been and Koebig and Koe.big or
ised by Rep. Bob Wilson (R-made in no way affect our Los Angeles.
capability or performing any
Calif.)· contracts which we are seek-
hiring policie11 of the state's l:i ;;.;:;i;ii;;ii;;;;;,;;;;ii;iiii;;;.:.iiii;;;;;i;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ largest public utilities and ,1 ~
railroads. t
B ear said he wants proof of ing," ESI president and ex-
that '$400,000 pledge by seeing ecutive o f Ci c er E. J.
"money in the bank." Kazmierczak told the board.
Convention official! here Meantime, it was learned
said Wednesday that &Mraton that ESI officers Harvey
Hote.111, a subsidiary o[ the Ludwig ·and Joseph Feeney,
International Telephone & both accused of attempted
Telegraph Co., had given bribery, have "resigned" from
$100.000 in cash and oTfered the company.
another.$100,000. In a letter to the board made
"But we don 't anticipate· public Thursday but dated·
that we will UM! a significant Feb. 16, Kazmierczak said
part of that cash on hand.''. lAJdwi,g.and Feeney"!'<> lf?nger
said Leon Parma chairman of have any part in t h·e
tht civic hoat"~mittee. He _ ~1.i~ymaking or techni~al 1c-
1aid there1 are I 'd equate bv1t1es of the comp~ny.
led . but admitted that ac-The two executives along P ges . . with former state boa rd
tual . co~tnbuUon,, have been chairman Kerry Mulligan are
coming in 11lo!"ly. . accused in Hawaii, ·along with ·
the firm itself. of trying to ·
· . ..bribe an ucban renewal of-TWO Killed . ficial with a 120,000 cheek io
connectJon wUb design of a 1' .. se.,age treatment plant. O Fill Post
As Storms
Lash North
By United Pre11 lnterutional
Sheet! of rain cove;red gee..
lions of Northern Califoi-nia
and southern Oregon Tb~
day, blocking roads with
mudslides and c~using rivers
to rise to crest levels.
The board list December
tentatiyely 'had sel~ted ESI
for awa1!1 o( ·a $1 million co.n-
~act to perform water quality
studies in 'three water basirui
bu{ ordered the transadion
held up last month in the wake
of t~ Ho~luJu con~roversy. It
ordered its st a f'f to 11refvalu;ite~' ESl'11 bid a11 well
as bids of ~Other Cohsulting __ c_·c_ .• .
Assemblyman Peter F.
Schabarum (R·Covina),
f o r m e r professional
player for the San
Francisco 49er football
team, has been ap·
pointed by Gov . Reagan
to fill the remainder of
the term of the late Los
A n g e I e s supervisor
A spokesman for Edison
said company officials had not
seen the full FEPC ceport. He
said Edison's hiring policy is
"to hire and promote without
regard to race, creed, color.
sex or age."
The FEPC report , written
by consultant Carol Schiller ,
said Edison 's claim to non·
discriminatory hiring p0Ucies
had been made often Jn the
past. but "this is not true."
The report said that even
though Los Angeles County's
minority population was 32 .5
percent or the total, minority
employes at ~ison amounted
to only 10.4 percent or the
firm's work force.
In salaries. the report ad -
ded, 52.7 percent or Edison's
nonminority employe.s earned
over $1.000 a month while only
16 percent of m i nor It y
employes earned this amount.
The FEPC panel said Edison
hiring pol i cie11 al110
discriminated against women.
The report said "females
represented only 12.7 percent
of the work force in April 1971,
or exactly the . 11ame perce!l-
tage which existed in 1964.."
WATIR
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Ctliforn i .. 1 l•r9e1t· 1elec~
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fisb . . . . ,
SPICIAL COROUP
~" to b" Avero9e Sii1t-
Re9. $5.00 'for
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At least two death1 w~
ca Used indir~tly by · tJie heavy
storm and slides clO!led U.S.
101 at Smith River. Intermit-
tent slide! occurred along the
Redwood Highway from San
Francisco to the Oregon 11tate
line.
SOFA! SOFA! SOFA! SOFA! SOFA!· S.OFA!. SOFA! SOF~!
Families in lowland area11 of
Del Norte County were forced
to flee their hOmes as more
than 10 inches of rain poured
onto the ground In Jess than 24
hours.
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Jigbt precipitation and cloudy
skies. Bui fsrther north homes
were being evacuated irt the
Fort Dick area north of Cre!-
cent City.
SOFAS! LOVE-SEATS !:CH41RS· -::
Heavy rains c1u11ed 1 slide
along the north bank of tge .•
Chetko River and knocked·
: down a power line.
Robert Clinton Joi'dan, a.n d
Allen Edward Roblnson, .. lioth
of Brookings. Ore., and ' ·J7.t
were forced to 1top and when
Jordan got out of the car lte
came In contad with the
downed power line.
Slander · Suit
Names NBC
LOS ANGELES (~P) -A "
Los Angeles poUce tergeant
8nd a retired lieutenant have
filed I ft million slander ault
a«ainst the N1tlanfl Broad-
casting Co. for «· televlled
comm<nl about . an llle11I
phone.top. .
Sgt. M1nh1D G1lhed • n d
Edgir Brown, who retired
from the force two months
ago, are asking for fl million
t1ch In • lull filed Thursday.
The suit nama K N B C
newsman Tom Brok.I"; Jul.Ian I
Goodman, NBC preslden~ 1ndl Robert Howord, K N B C
rgeneral mt.naier. .
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Slate Concept
UCI Reaching Out
· For New Students
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An °0peratlon outreach"
pllft being Implemented thla
lprinf will brine lnform1tfon
ind counaellnc 1bout uc
lrvJoe to proa:pectlve ltudenta
thrbughout the 1tate 11 well 11
1n Orange and Loa Angele.11
.countlu, Jccordlnc to Vice
Chancellor-Student A t f a I r 1
Johq C. Hoy:
Applications for admiaakln
to UCI are 1llll being 1ccepted
from proapect lv e new
freshmen and junlora in all
fields es.cept blologlcal
1Clence1,
Thia year, for the flrat time ,
UCJ rectlved· more new
1tudent1 from Los Angele!I
County than from Orange
County. Loi Angele1 provided
the campus with 7" as
For The
Record
Birth•
HOAe MIMolUAL HOS,ITAL
'"""'" ti Mr. •flllll Mr1, W1/11r T, J"611, n• Ht;n.
llntltll l!rffl, Ht,inUnttM IN<l'I. elrl.
Mr. 11111 Mr1. G1rv J . C1rH!ltltrl, 2212
hl'I AnHllM, L11119 ltHI\, llrf, Mr. lf'lilll Mr1, lill'l'CI W. MlldlelL •10t °"""' l"trtl u .... H&lfttlllt'fllfl ... di. ""· Mr, tllCI Mr1. f.,.I M, MllH, 1'40ft • ,..,.,.., 111. 4 Gtrlltft GrO\'tl, t lrl.
Mr, t!ld Mft. H~ 0, l(rtmtr, HiM Lt 1-r1nu, l"ount1111 Viii.to, t lrl.
Mr • .,_. Mrt. Wllll.m M, hll!'ll, 2601
W111 Aurtrt, Ne. I, hltlt ,.,,.., ""· Mr. trid Mrs. "'" A, ,.,,, n1 1111 Mtrdtll, Ort~, bo\t, ,..,..rrn
Mr. afMll Mr1. lfwlll'if I'. ll:t1¥1r, tltl
IMllY Orl¥1, H"""llnllO!I l11t11, t lrl.
Mr. tnd Mrt. MldlHI M. """' ,t21t, N,., I "S" Slrffl, 11nt1 ,,_,.., bor.
Mr. 1nd M~. 1110'~•'1 I. ll•o r•. 2S2
.,,.,.... Irr•, Cotti Meaa. t lrL
"' •• • L. , ~'r.~. no l rOMwty, c .. 1 ~.MY.
M . ""'· uon.id 11'., fl'tlh, llOn l lH oOW l'trll, Tu1lln, b>o¥',
agaln1t 7'1 from Orange Coun-
ty.
"This ls In keeping with
UCJ'1 growlng 1tature as a
regional In 1 t I tut lo n-a
resource to the entire State of
C11lfomta," Hoy urld . "When
we opened our doora in 1965,
two-thlrds or our appllcant1
came from Orange County,
particularly the beach cities."
A1 a part of the "outreach "
concept, teams consl1Ung or
counselors, faculty members
and atudenls will visit schools
ond coll~., throug;00,,1--111<1
Orange and Loi Ange ~Coun
ty areas,; the usual rces for
1tudent1 applying to UCI, and
will, for the flrst time, also
viJJt. with groups of applicants
Jn other parl5 of the atate.
They will be 1ided b y
memben or the UCJ Parents
Organization.
"More and more atudents
are hearing about UCl by
word of mouth from friends
and ref1tivea who have vililed
or attended the campus. Our
objective/' Hoy said , "is to
provide a complete and ac·
curate picture of what Irvine
has to offer. We believe more
new high school and com-
munity college 1raduates in
places auch as Bakerfleld,
Fresno, San Mateo, San Fran-
cisco and Oakland wUI want to
come here."
The vice chancellor pointed
out that a highly 1uccessful
program of this kind waa in-
ltl1ted by counselors and
minority students to recruit
more minority students lo UCI
from hlg~ schools throughout
the atate. The result wa s to in-
crease UCI'a minority student
enrollment from 487 in 1971 to
655 In 1172.
How said that with initiation
.or "Operation outreach" the
campw: teams will b e
particularly anxious .to meet ,..,_." I)
Mr. ''"' Mr1. 1"11rk.k J. 11 ... n. :wtl and talk with the community
111 Svr, D•na Point, ''"· . college student who plans to Mt, 11M1 Mr1. John M. C11ucly, !II '
o r1mw. B1111ot 11111111. 11ov. · graduate this spring and Is
Mr. 1nc1 Mr1. T110m11 •. cummJ.,.1, trying lo make up his mind 1'31 Porl .t.J111n1. H••ltOl'I Bitch.
llo'f, about entering 1 four-year in-
"''· 11111 Mr1. Ml(ftlel D, SHlty, UU tit t' Wiii B1k1r, Ht. A, Colt• Miu, bOY, s u ion.
°"or:~ :ir,~·s:~:.~~.~f1,7.'f1"' 2•1 Hoy said Orange· Coast
Mr. •net M,.. John i-. P1i.r .. ,., J1111 College continues lo be the
Tiff Wlf. Cotti MIN. lln. I di .. . I ti I .. Mr. 1.w Mr1. KfllMfll •. 1touau•11. ea ng source ms u ton
.aa11. ~ T...-, ,..,,,A,.., tw111 for 1tudents applying 1o UCI,
tilri.. b ' .d ... ,.,,.., 1• contrl utmg M stu enl.3 to
Mr. ind Mr1, o.v1c1 J111M, "4» 11 UCI this .._,, Fullerton Olc1oot, Ml11lol'I V1'l1, llo'f. • ~ •
Mr · 11111 MrL Ar11\ur cr11111m. 11so College is second with 42 and
f!rt1ncl1 Court. lrv!nt, bov. Gold W I Coll . H Mr. 1nc:1 Mr1. 11M11111 P1111trr1. nMf en es ege 1n un-
s111c1y Trt1, L111m11 N1111M. ,rr1. tington Beach was third with Mr, lf\d Mr1, Mlckt'I' Miii!!~. la.1
Wtsl Wiiton. COlll Min. t lrt. 35 . fl/"'· Incl Mr1. Dot.11111 Slorm, 10'2
Mlld!ell, T111!111, flr1, Long Beach City College
ranks 1 surprising fourth
among the community col-
1egea with 32, and Sanla Ana
College was fifth among the
community colle1es with '¥1.
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"""''"' n Mr. 1M Mr1. Phil Smith, lllln
Gold111tve Ave.. F1111nt1ltl Vellty,
.... • Mf"l. D1vld o.&Armllr, 211'2
·er L.ene, Hunllntton 111f11 •
I Mr1. lrvc. Llllll, 11' C1nt1r
o. t, COlll Me11, elr1.
11 ~Ml Mfl. 0..rrlll Wtbb. t7•
M1111on Orlw. No. J, cos11 MtM • ....
Mr. incl MrL Curt11 Btllera, lt161
"'""vtrt Slrfft, H1. 12·1, HUnllnlltn •••ell· "°'· ~· . , 1. •obtt1 II. Grttn1. 2)0
r1 , ....... A"'""lm, 1lrl.
"''· •NI Mrt. lllbollrt 'McCuUecil. JU . ., ••.. '-•··~ M111, bO)', """'e"' u Mr. 1nd Mr1. 1Ctn111111 H111frn1~. lfJfl Glluettltf, Hunlll\ttOl'I a11e11, 1lrL.
Mr. 11111 Mr1. WllfrlO CMvetler, 1311
Slufh D,,_ WIV, l1nte AM, tlrl.
Mr. 1M Mr•. lruc1 0 . Burten, M
ll1l1'9n, hnlt Alll, ltl'/'.
"""'"' b Mr. 1ncl fAr1. 1'1111 H. •t¥1'\0~I. 111
Cllrtmonl Ave .• Lone lt1cn. 111¥.
Mr. tod Mr1. Jerl"I' I . Orlon. fUI
Gerfltld Aw~ No. JI, H11ntll\ftll'I lttth, t lrl
Mr. 1l'lcl Mr•. Ch1r1e1 0. D'A901t1no,
I 1141 WlllllM!Ofl. Cati Miii, llev.
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MEMOIUil PARll:
Cer 1 m,. Moma1r7
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Noo,.1 -· Colll...lo ~ • PBn FAMILY
OOLONIAL FllNDAL .
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To contribuUng high achools
wer Corona del Mar, 37;
Newport Harbor, 31 ; Rolling
Hilb High School in Lo.s
Angele11, 27.
Among contributing counties
San Diego waa third with SOi
Sin Bernardino provided 38;
Ventura, 32 ; Rlveralde, 31;
Sontl Borb1r1, 29; Sontl
Clara, 21 .
St. Patrick's
Day Few
Schedul,ed
SANTA ANA -To celebrate
"th~ joy and pleasur~ of being
Irish" Is the reason for the
third annual St. Patrick's Day
Parade in Santa Ana , the
spc>nsorlng committee said to-
da y.
Hoping for a bigger and bet-
ter event this year, the 17th of
March Committee Chairman
Dr. T. A. O'Sullivan, said the
parade will be held on Satur-
day, March 11 the day after
St. Paddy's birthday.
Dr. O'Sullivan referred to
the "war" In Northern
Ireland, in urging that the
parade particip1nts · rt:frain
from political themes. "We
want It to be 1 fun thing," he
added.
People and organizations
wishing to enter the march
may contact Dr. O'Sullivan or
Dr. W.F, O'Connell. vice
chairman, at 861 W, First St.,
Tustin .
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Jam in prtJ)lrln& your lt7!
Form 1040, you may now 1el
an automatic two-month riling
utenalon to June 15. ltn,
without having to give any tl·
CUit to any one.
Up to now,
cor po ra·
tiO<ll could
get an auto-
matic thrte-
month e.1ten·
slon merely
b y lllllnf • special Fonn
70l'.M -and
they 11Ull can gel this auto-
matic extension simply by
fillnc the form .
But you, an Individual. could
aet an extension only by
permis.slon o! the Treasury
and the Treasury 11ve you
'thia permission only for whit tt conaidered a valld .rtaaon.
Now, bow eve r , the
automatic arrangement h~s
been made 1v1ll1ble .to you,
'the individual taxpayer, u
wtll. All you need do i1 IUI out
1 special ntw Form 4168. Or if
ycu prefer, you can have the
pmfessional preparing your
t11 return for you get the U ·
tension in your name.
YOU NEED not give any
reason why you ire requestlnr
an e xtension for filing your
return.
Although you can get your
Illini exten1k>n 1utom1tlc:ally,
however. it may co1t you
something -1 factor you 'll
weigh when c ons i dering
whether lo make the requeat.
If you haven 't paid the full tax
by April 17, 1972 through
withholding or pay ment of an
estimated t ax, you will have to
pay the resular interest at the
rate or 5 percent a year ( ~
percent a month) or any un·
paid balanc e due with the
delayed return.
If the added payment due
with the return Is more than
J(I percent of yout total tax
ahown on Form 4868 -or if it
isn't paid by the extended due
date -a YI percent per month
penalty also will be 1dded.
~ 11ie possible financial ad·
vantages to you of this
automatic: f 11 I n g extemion
-peed no elaboration from me
and there's no doubt that
many of you will be helped by
the added l eeway .
Nevertheleas, the c h i e l
purpose of the Tre asury'1
move la to ease the preuure
t\arte1 A. MatHw1 of
Mi!sion Vie;o has been ·~
pointed d irector o f santa Ana
operations for m C.nnon
Electric, II division or lnternl·
tiona1 Telephone and
Telegraph Corporation.
Mathew1 will direct optra·
tlons for the manufacturing
facility which produces multi·
contAct electric1l connectors
11\d intecrated e I e c l r o n I c
packages. He is a graduatt of
the University of lAndon ind
the Royal College o f Science.
* Twenty-five ye1rs of service
wiUt Bou ti Amerk:li his
been marked by C. £. '"88Cli:'
~ler, mana1er of BofA'a
Coron1 d t I
Mar branch.
He be(•n
hb career as
a teller at
the Beverly·
Vermont
bran c h in
Los An1elea:.
Schueller is
KMU LL II • palt pretl·
dent of tht Kiw1nil Club of
Qnna del Mar Ind t1· CUrrMl·
1y vi~ pr..iaent or the New·
part Horbar Ghomber of Cont·
merce.
* Pollick F. c.ci1, .. hlrl>een
appointed president of the
newly formed£ I e e t rt 1 I e
Ellt-111 laten•tlaul, I
11.1bl'4tlary of Electro n ic
En&Jnetrina eomp .. y o r
callfomla .
i The Newport B .. ch es·
ecuUve wUI dlioct •ctlvltloo .i
the "'" ladlJty, located In 'Santa Ana. The MW co-n1 la the l•i.m.tlonal arm for
EEC0'1 air traftlporl. braad-:t.a1t1 tape . rt1der a n d
>•rdware product llnu.
I * G117 G. lleM of Mlulon
Viejo hu -!>l'llnlO!od ta Pllltant vlee pmiclenl In
tJlllted Oallllnta Bo••'• ta. .Mad• htadqouttn -
d@artmenL
11...i jollied UCB In -· ....... lllOVJna lo the nit ~ be WU I (O\'tJ'Mlelll
l ... "\I • a ' """" 114 Vt n Nu•1, Ct llfor11l1 tHOI, (wnh ol Cler-. fO tr11111t 11\tfll, WJftl !flt llKIUlfV t i llmi ot itlt Ill lt wlut ..,.,..., ft/ llll MtJ.I, Ctlllor11l1, tHtr wtllell. 11"'1 ll>t
bu burde prt11kJenl Ind m1f11ger, I~ lot_ Allft .. f, Slt lt OI C11/1tr"11• It IM ~llMI VOl.ldlffl. 10 ll'lt u*rtlll\fel 111 t1r1 .. U11ltM 1!1.,1) 11 , ... Soull1 lt0nt tntr111« bld1 wlll bot 1>11bll(IY rtfd 1lovct. ,t,nw not ODY® t an over n· G w n-11 nd Ger Id "1 .... ., ,,,. bttl ~Clfl•. tlld w•lf(I It ,.ullllthld Ort .... CNtl 0.!11' l'ilot. Jtmtt L ltubti. J• .. Attlr,... 11 l ••· •• !flt era1111 Ctu111V ti• c .... •lllOU••. Cl•• tl1\m 6Y • lllddtr .......... In flit bhtl mutt
ed tu pr1ctJUone.r1 during U'le ary · rw l!IOn a 1 ~nrmitt.n bv ••Id Su"4!rlw Cor.iri, •11 l"tbru.iry. 11, H '"° Mtrt'.fl a. It. 11'1 l4tt VI• 0-11. Htwtort ••.ui. of 111111 A111. St111 01 CtU1or1111 •II ,1,,.,, w "'•<If Oe•or• 11lcl1 11r• oo~nMI or •~<" .,.._ J, Kohler, Jr., account eJ• fht 'leh!, Ill .. llld lntereil ol Mkl 41-'1 Ct ll,.,.nl1, tt4o6t. wt.Id> 11 IM .. •<t tf 11111 ,,.. lntt•tll t-•l'M 10 tnd now dtl"" wlll Oe d""'td w1lw .. ,
income ta1 fllln& IHJ()ll. Im-; ti ' . ed lo th tlKltlld •I ,,.. Tlrnt ti "'"' llld .u ..... 111.11!11111 ...... UMlftltned ... tll .... 111rt !ltld •• IT ,,,...,~, ••Id Oetd qi l•1n! 1 .. Ill\ , ,,,, prolKI C011tl1h ol ltw .O".llllOll of fill"• ille:ll hfl.S become ever ecu vea, ll't a •11s n e rl9'1t. 11119 •tld 11111r•11 lf'lll "'1 111111 " LEGAL N011CE H •1tln1111 ... tht 111•1• " 11111 llltclHf'lt, .....,.,!'( 1Uu1leil !ft "'I Counh ol O••n••. eoltt. flooll llehh •M tllctrlctl l1cll!ll11
.. office, toc:at.ed at soo Ne•port .. 1. llKltlff hit K•u1•" "' -1111111 wlthl .. lau• ltlOlll'lll '"" .... 11111 ,ullllc•· Sltle ti Ctlltornit. 111 1•ltl Cownt¥ '"" tor fl•ll l'l•ICI L!~llllt. mote o/ a burden On pt~ Of ltW ., lffllrwlM, 01/lft lflttl ., In H • ti"' ef lflll "'tic.I , Slt ll dticrlbtd '" l. Tiii 1w1rlll110 -~ In cempll1ncr wttll
feuionals In this field 18 well Center Drive. .i11°" 1, tMt " .. 111 dKNMll, 11 "" P1CT1T1ous 1u11N•1s 0tt10 "•llru•rv 11. un. L•ll ,. ,..., ~, °' t•I(• 311. Ch, o1 1111 ,_1,,_11 01 •two 1.a-c1111• 111,,
Tht. firm is headquartered ,,_ ol dttth, tll ..... ,, t H 11\e ltlWIM ........ STAT•M••T .L..J-l•I Diii• c... c .. 1. MtMI. I t ""' ...... r-<ll'o.11 In OI C1/ll1<nl11. llil •\Cl•Ull\'4 '"" ...... IS On the taxpayers they IUVt . I · ffl . det.etllled .. llf'l\IW loltttHI .,. 11t1N: 111 Tiit ltll9wll!f pil'Mflt ••t ,......,.. /ti RICl'llMI C1•¥tl $lr111 aoei. lJ 01,1 1' ol' Mltttllt"'°"o MtPI Ill• 1>•tv1\11,,. hourlv wttf •lltt. ,t.!I
_ due to the fact that I.he tn l.<11 Ange es with o ce1 1n -to "" 1e111w1111 O.K•lbld r111 ~ 111111 .... u 11; c .. 1 .~, 11 lilt w111 11 Jt>• r1eorllt ·,1 11111 er ..... Couniv · --m•" .m .. iorM .,, ,1111 --H id 1"'
San Ftanclaco Mor ( 1 n 1rtv con'llftOlllr __ ,, '' J02' ''°'1"-' Clll!Alivi INTE•,.1t15ts. l-.s:t l!I;.-·~ ,..,..... 1tc111tnt lllCE'T 11>1 *'"-•••t•IY lu oo .,., IC'"ll•oc• •11~ 1~e ,.....,.., w1" '''"' •• federal, stiite and loc:1I tax . . A¥111\1f, (Olll Ml••· C1111or~1.. I ntl (lnlto. l'tulllllft v.i"y· JAMIS I.. •UllL. Jll. 11>1rf<>I ll tttd flt•tln.
relurns have become more Olm1tead, Kennedy an d •llu•ltll 111 tr. c1"' of '°"'" Mtt1. c,u11h' o. .. ,.. c . ''"""'· '°'" 11 C1r1tro. A"-•,, 1... Als0 111,1 ,, 1114 Nw11>til!triy Anw c111t111c111 .... nor 1n11.c1111e11 •'Id Gardner ii 1 member of the 1f Or1111•. s11r1 " c 1t11orn11. •nt ,._, ,.....,.,,1,. v111ev ,._. 'tli.. o-w 1s.ot "'' "u1<11 loi :11. "''-1111111 .,.111 ri. .. 11d ,, rt11 <u,,..,t
COmpljcated each y ear, And l'fl'llWltrlV dtlCflbld ft fOl1ew1: '1'¥1H1111 Gl ..... MIM, llDUI' LI TW'> .. ......,. INdl, C1IH. tt6H ' aLSO l!llCIE,l Ill• k.Jtllw•ll•rl• *•I• rt lt• 11< 1111 1p1>hC1blt l•tdt 11\11 ha ed · th New .York Stock E:rch1nge, All lh• ••1111. tttlt 1ftd 1n11''" el r111, Feu11111n v1111v 0 141 ,Jl-41Pl JJ.oo 1111 o1 ••!Cl lot 3'. ciiultlct1lon 111 1u1u ... u,. 1111 '°°"'
this trend 11 persist U1 e Inc Xmerlcan Stock Ex· Ml'rll• ic1n1, • wltktw, 111ce1tH, ,, T/111 Du1lnM1 11 ..,1,,. cfflllue!H 11, • Att.MY .., c .. 11""""' Tr.t ''''" •ddr•u 11111 01111, '""'ml)fl u~'"' l ••0t1 counc11. 11 1n1 '"~' ll)ted face of endleas pledg11 1t ·• . . Lii•"• In •nd 11 ..... , 11111 ,,,,.1,. L••st tMrln1ri111,.. li'uMl111to11 °''"" ,,.,, o.111w ,.11111. 11111,,..11..,, 11 .1n•. ,1 1111 rtit IW'OP•••v w 1ow ••• no1 cur<tnt ,, ,,, •f\llMtl D•
£1 f t f ch111ge, Inc., Pacific Coa st d•ltd S•ii-ttmber "· ,,.1 bt1w1111 ltll&I vv....,.. Gtwo1111,..,1111 M1rdl J. It, n, r., ttl't J.&S..7' H xrllltd· •bo"' 11 •u,.,..1.,. 1<:1 ti•· '•""' ••rH..,Pnh 6ur1 .. 1 1~ toldfl111 ,._
every leva 0 1overnmen or Stock E1ch1n1e Ind lnttrna· , •. Spa•llnt '"" COft1t1nu •. Otwty I t °"""' c. S...1111 "°' •i.11n A ... nu1, (ot1t Mht . o• c11111trucllon llmt. IUIJI r1vl1lon1 1h1ll
"slmplificaUon·" of the tax • ••*• a11111 ll'tllMtli w 1e111 1N1 T1111 Jt111ment 1111t1 w111o th• c"""" C••Uornl• t>t coni1c1e11e1 , ••rt llf '"" 11t1ew 11••dl
form'. tiona.J Commercial E1change, Ellaner ICoU, hit wilt, 11 i:,,..,, !Ot 1 Cltl'k 11 Or11t11 Caun"' on: ,. .. ,u,,., •· LEGAL NOTICE Tllf -•l!lnff l•ullt• lliw!ilmo •1tt1, Anv 11u1th .... 111r1, v1t1!11111, P• .. In ltrm ol 60 ¥1trt cmnmtflCl111 .., 117'. 'Y ltltv J. •••ti""· OIPU1¥ (!lllf'lty any tl tbllllv 1., in• lncorrt cfniu 01 Ill• m0tlon tll 11n1• M,.,lih 111111 M In ••
Now , a final note on the c:. S1111mbt• 11, 1161 •fld •nd/111 on Clt•l. IU,.•llioa couaT OP TMI '''"' "'"'''" ,..., otfl•• common dlll"" 11 tllf t11 uiw 1111111 •••• 1t1tt1.
• h ( 51Plttnbtr U, 20'1, u"lel1 _,., ~lltt) ST&T• 0 ,. CAll,OlllNI• l"Olt llttltntllOll 11 1,,y 1~wn ~r rln l'lv•rtl,_ 1/1,rl bo 01!" lllt" WO"l sound 1ssumption t I among 1 "''"''"''" .II Pl'0¥)11ed llltrtln. fKOl'd· ,.~bll.i.td °''"" CNll. OtJl¥l ,.~~ Tlfl COUNTY OP OltANel 11111 ... I 'w111 11t' mid•, bul :...111\0ul llf•lormtd I~ ••c•" ol 11'11 ·~ulll d•¥'1
your key object.iVe3 ii to a VOid ed AutuJI fl, 1"2 In l tok •H4, llt, Ftfl "''"' U, U, U, M !'di ' Jiit A 11Nl cov1n1n1 or w1rr1n1¥ •••••1• or lmoUl'll • .,.. 11141 ti lllt <tit lo• evtrllmt el "'' .. County FU"' m 191 el Ottlclll IKo•llt ol Or•n•• (oun· UJ-1! NOTIC• 01" w1A1t iNe 01" ,..TITION rn1r111 .. , 11111. ..:.Stes,lon, or •n' C•tlt lnvol¥HI. CaJIJng UnnectUIJ')' lttenuOn ly, 911!t. el C1Utor11l1, 11 tmtndld b'f' llOI , II O I AT . OP Will cumb<1~c11. lo 01v 1111 rtm1lnlnt ••I~· MDUllt¥1 lhtll M t i! llfllllll~I •tc.te11l1fl1 to your income tax re.tum, i n 1111t•11m1111 r-c.ordld 01c1m1>1• ,_., LEGAL NOTICE IHeLNltAl'HIC) ANO POR LlnaRI c1011 tum o1 "" nti!• '"'u'ld D¥ ••lot In 1111 coUe<llv• Dtrg11n1n11 •tr"m'"'
l"f In Btok '340, P.lf t '80 11 Oltlcl1I T•ITAM•HTA.ltY OtHI DI lryil, wl111 lnlt•••! ''""' 11•1• 1eo1lc~ble lo •~• o•rtlcu!t t cr1f!, eetting into a major cot· Gets Contract lltc.orlls of Or1no1 Cow11ty. 1 .. I nd lo'"' ~•CTITIOUS IUSIN••• e-11111 " MAUo• CLAll:A SMllH. •111 •• 111 ••Id nett •rD¥1dld. td¥U!Cfl, 11 clt5Jlf!ttllon '" ly!l-f or -k"""
re1pondence with the lnl.emal fo1towt111 11•1crlllld '''' ''""'¥· to-NAM• ITAT•MlNT 0 t ecr 111y. ,,,,,..,, "'' ,.,,,,, ol •1111 O•ed 01 •"'olovtd on •~• oro1ec1.
wit: Loi "· t•(11>llnt 1111 <IO!'rtltrlv 5G T"'• tollowlnt lltrlon 11 llolllt llu$lnts1 tio~11cf: IS Hl"ltt:IY GIVEN 111•1 Clln· Tru1t. 1111, <h111e1 1nf e•0tn1tt of lh1 Cl11ilflc.111tto Mtvrty Revenue Sf:rvi~, ~ e In I PHOENIX fffl, " T11cl No. ~2111 t i ""' m11 at: I " s lftl l'ltl tiled ht rtln • pefUlon Trull•• '"" ol ll>P !•uth c•••lfll 11¥ 11111 ll•lc~/1y1r dited bei"• Uked f 0 r (AP ) -D0DOV&n •tCordod In loolr U ... PtMI 11Ind1'l Of H!lllMIMAN McGlll"Gl'lll COM,AHY, ,:, JWOll.T. ol wlU (/lelottl thlc) I nd lor Otld.ol Trytt, CtrPfl l lllt Lt vt•
au • :w C:Omtructloll Company of San· M!1ctU1Mau• M1111. R•or111 ol 111d 410 l1nd St•Nt. NtwllOl't 11tch. L•ll•r• Teiii r111r11trv retirtnct 11 w!lllt1 Tll• "n•ll<l•r~ unll•• ,.111 °""' o• l!tKtrl<ltn
docurpenls to provt your Orin" Cou11h', s1111 01 C•llktrnl•, C1t1lorr111 12"41. 11 ,,.1111 kif ,,,,,111., •••llcvliro. '""' 11111 Tru11, 11¥ '''"°" ot , brt~(I> o• aet1u11 1., r,1~rltr claims_ Ind IJI the rut, ti Alli, hal betJ\ IWarded 2 1ettlher wllll I ll llt.lfldlnt t .... Ollltl •11-'I H. llklt, 111 Vl1 Hlfe, It'll llmt tnd f llCI ti lltlrlnt !lit oimt lht OOUt1llon1 IKurt<I I fl p t • b •, Lt1htr
ONE W•y TO 1vo1'd this $17 9 milllbn contract for a lmp•ttt mltnh IHI 11111 ,.,. .... 1111• Htwllllrt •••di. C1lll1<nl1 t:IMO /Il l Min llt for "''''" u , ""· •I ··~ h1r110for1 ••Ku!lll I nd d•ll•trHI IO "'' ''!""' " ' . Tt1m1 of 11!1 ct ih In l1w1ul mon1w of TlllJ bulllllll 11 bllnt conllucttd llv 111 1 m 1,. l~t caurlroom of O.ttr!mt~t ND uMtt1l1n1t1 1 w•l!Hft Otcl•••llnn cl "•1Nrll111otr" cbl in Of misery ja to avoid 321-bed lddJtlon lO th f ll!t Unlttd Stllll on conllrmtlllHI II ltlt , ll'Mlluldut l, ,·,,"'11\d cDUrt, t i J'DCI Civic (t llltr D<I~ Dlfl ul! 1nd 01m1M1 tor SAie, •.-.:I wrltlfft "lumbtr
mlal.k .. Which Wul n.I •our Veterarui Hoapital ln Phoenix or N rt c•sti '"" bol•nc• t¥kltncld tov ••1..., H. l•k... Wefl, 111 tr.t c11v ti s1nt1 An1. C•lllarnl1. 119!lc• o• Mt•c~ 11111 nt ·~tiCI" •a ••u•• "I•••••.,.
.1 • "'" 11cu•HI 11¥ Ste..,. Trull Dtld on IN Thi• 111rem.,.1 lll<td w1111 1111 CounlY Dlltd l"tbr1,11ry 22 11n 1111 uneler1l1Nd to '"' 11111 o•-rh tft ~oot•• IOtO ror the 1RS. Before, vou Rep. John Rhodea (R ·Ari:z:.), ··-·"' t.O IOlll. Tin"' cent,, t mf')nl Clert ol Orin•• C.Unl'f Oii ll'tll. u, 1111. w. I . St JOH H . ••1111• ltl<I ov11 •• 11.,.,, ..... lller11f11r,"" S,_t Moti l ' ed l lcl 11 bt 111-ltld wit~ bid. ,.,.,.., 1t BV l1¥1riv J, Mtdtl01, 0.11111¥ Ctunlv CCIII...., Clerk NO¥tfllb61' ''· 1911, 11\1 u-rslollld t •v•ed Iron Worl•r' mall lhf form, thertfore, check aRJ10UnC • l lll.N'l\f txlJl1M l"lr1I Ottd of Trull lf'I Cle'11; WM. J. CUSA(I( ltl<f 110llc1 GI b<tl(~ l ftd Of 11..:llon te •tl,,torch1t
t he f 11 wing most common Work Is to be completed 1'"'0ll""•11 ..,... 11 111AOD.Oll. '1"'1 Al..,,..., 11 Ltw 111 •«1111tc1 1ft 11oot "'01, .... '"· 01 11111 sir11eiur•t 0 0 . . 1.. fl kl1 or elltri lo ff In wrlllnt •"II 'Hl!I l'utotllhffl o,,,,., CN1t D1!i., lllltl, tin Wiltlllt1 11•4 l'lt1lcl1! lecotll• ,. I! •
errors: within 1,123 da)'1, brmging lnt: "'r1e•l•H 11 1111 1ttr1s1io ott1c1 ·'' 111w l'1t>rutry u, u ,.,., Mt•cll a. 1e. 1•12 1..,.-tY HUii. c111i.,111, fl1lt 0111: F1Dru1;, n , 1tn L •nc• •1'<111'"
lncompl.te .ddre••·, holpltal'I capacilv tO 53S bed1J, """ t llt• !tit. 11111 1111a.llcollon lllrtol' Ind .00.72 Ttl: (t!S) 17<1~7 FIRST (AllFOR,,.IA l 11 L IE c::""~,
""' .1 )1""'1 •111 ol Jiii. Att-r lff" htll._.,. COM,.ANY Ptll • Om 'tted I I et e l---"'.".::::7::--:7:=::::=:----·1 D•tod Ft0ru1,.," "" LE AL N~CE , , 01>r:1&TINO !NGINEE11:~ I or n c: 0 mp N ,.... lTHEl l F.IHN G V.ll ,ullllthecr Or1n11 Cotti 0111¥ "11111. t i Sid •u•i,•. G•-'
s ignatures; LEGAL on....... E•e<U!ll• 'ei -• "·~·u•rv ll, 1• .... Mt rcll l. lt1! "5·"· ::,1~i.~' ~~~~~'"'""' GtllUO !
Failure to attach all Forms HOTICI 0, IWTINTIOM TO IHOA•I •l•lt Of Ml'rfl• J. l(lllt ,., ll'S .... G•N,lp 3
IN THI SAi.i OP AlCONOllC dtctlltd NOTIC• TO Cl•OITORI ~ "ulllJ11\td Ort"Ot C0til Dilly ttllol, Greup 4 W-2 ; l•V•llA••• 1.lONIEl T. CAM,.l•Ll SU,llllOlt COU•T OP THI LEGAL NOTICI£ Mtrcfl l, 111, 11, l•n .U•-f? G•Ol!P s Failure to atllch r equired Mt rch I, 1rn 111417 HtrnM• llrMI ITATI 01" CAl.ll"ORNIA l'Olt Grou'il I
To Whom II Mt¥ Cenclrt1: Vt• Nuwa. CtNI, tl411 TH• COUNTY OP OltAN•I ITATIMIWT O" AIANDONMINT G•llUP 1 statements or schedule1: sutoJ.c:t 11 lu u•nc:• of 111, 11uo1w 1-. .,,..,.. .. 111n •nu "'-· A·ntn o~ us• OP '1cT1T1ous LEGAL NOTICE Greup t
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undot1l1nld ..,,_, 1'e NH 1lcol'oollc l 1ltl1 ti ••I• _.,..Ill Dtctlltd. Thi tottowlnt Hllllll h1¥t tMnllolltcl f t:AMSTlllS
5ecurity numbers (if YOU dO blYtrllll t i !flt ll•lfnllfl, dllCtlllfd I I l'ubll1llld OrtnN CNll Dll!f PllO!, NOTICE IS HEllEllY GIVE N 11 1111: tht Ull ot !hf flC!llh>ut llutlntll n1ml l"•IOlt L , • VII T•uck ),l)j not use the. label): 111111¥<•: ' Ml fCll J ••• 10, 11n 111·12 <rldllor1 ol lhl l~I n:mffl 1Sot:eoen1 CM ltONOfl( l!lEClltONICS. ti 31" SUP cou~~~llJ,. o:.f:o~ OltNI&. •. i yd. True~ I (II mo lakt• Slr0tl, CO.It M"'· 1----:-::::7::--':'.:=::::::----tht l .tll 111'1°"1 h1v M C!t m1 •ltlllll tht It.cl Miii, C111!1 M111, C1lllornlt '2111. 1 _ ,, ''· '"-• > 'l
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U'e Of wrong tax !able, line LEGAL NCYl'ICE w111 111ee111"1 ••• '"u1t1e1 10 1111 lhtm, Thi llctlllous .,,,11,...1 ,..,.,. ,,,,,,.., to "' c1v1, c.,.,., 11r1v1 W111, · ~ Pur1M1tnt to ouCfl lnttnllon, '"' Uft· Wit/I tht n9cii11ry woucl\lri. In'"' llffkt •Dtwt ••• 111111 In O••flfl• COUlllY ,,.. S111t1 Ant. Ctllft111/1 11 • 11 \'d. l•""'k 1.n or column;· dtriltlllcl 1• •••1¥1M 1'D Illa °""1"m'"' of 1111 c11rk 01 th• abov~ 1n11111c1 <.urt," Otctmblr ,., 1111. <111 N1r111w1 u · U yd. ''""'' 3 ... J
Mathematical errors; :l A~~-.e:!:e!:1r:r•:;.:;:,~~or /1~1~!!"'1(.;' NOTIC• 8' TaUSTll"'I •All to P1"111n1 'th1m, with "'' ntc.1111rv so11r L•Dt••terits. inc .. , c1111orn11 O·st•tl H • 40 ••· True~ s.•t
UNOll D•IO OP TllUIT ¥0U,h1ra, lo 1~1 u11C11ral1ntd ti Ille eltlct Corp., JI" flllll Hiii, Cttll Milt . IUMMONS {MA.ll:IAOI!\ lr1n1ll Ml•. 5.:lt
Failure to ch~k correct llctnHI) '"' '""' J1•tm1"1 IJ *"11-" T~ 11-31124 Of 1111 11!orn1v1, MclCENHA & l"ITTIHG. c •• ,, •• ,,. -···· t.. ,. lllt rn1rrl••• ol 1'111111111 .. ,~ W11l1r Truck 1.11 Ofli 9AlE GfMERAL (Bona Fio, 1 --..-.J:ltl... ~ •-T block! indicating filing status; Putollc 1 •11,.. ,.11c1) ........... -... !uni A, ''100 El Tero llotll, Ln unt Tlll1 111111,.111 "''' cOllducltd tw 1 Ct)I'· HELEN M. lllRN! 1na R110011111n1. flt l(lfff(ll.,, tt:hldl.tle ot •1111 11 b11-
lncorrect checking of block ,.,,,,,t!1c1w g,:;:.er•~':.':i •;;c.-,.., ,.1101 w:~f~~ors A~l~~~J. G~v~~;11or':i'~ ~:1~1~':!~er;1':..!2!~,:i=.,111n"':i1 ·~;:. tor111cin01v111 Et1111n. "~:He~ J. :.~::i.n1: FltANC•S .J , r:, "':::,~ou•n••,,.•11 ._-111111 f •• .,. i 1111t f [ f Ill J r2 cortorttlM, '' Trv1!tt, tr Succ11111r ttrl Mrltlt1lnt to 111o tlltll of 1•10 !Ifft· SIC lt!llY ICEllNS ClllJIH el 111• COlllrtct Do(Um•ntt lri.
or persona exemp 10 or M•rdl J, 1t7i 11• Trvnot. or !uDt.lltutecr T•utltt. oursu•l'lt 1111111. wllhln lour tr'IOl!llll 1n1r "'' tlrst Tfll i 11:1,mtrit ,.,1 111111 wlllt 111, '"' 1Hll!lon1r 1111 t111d • Mlltl!tn <an· c1ui11,.. ~.w1n11 ind 1111c111c11tont 1,1 IHI
listing of dependent11; lo !I'll Diii! el Trull ·~KUltd by ,ubllc111 ... Of "''' ntll(.f. COlll"lty Cttrt: of Ora1191 Cou111, Ol1 c1r11IM ¥GU• m•r1I••·· You mtY Ill• • Ill• Ind m1y .., llCUlitd Ill '"• ofllct el
Incomplete t' .• "ng or 1'temiz.. I Vt"AL NOT!,.,. lllCHAllO w. CI Ol"T ANO lORltAINE Ot!ed Fetorv1rv "· 1111. F " , 10 Hn wrltttn fl lJMW'lll• wll~lll lh!l'IV 111,. of 1111 Frldt•lcll ··-11 AtlO(I••••· 31" Clrntua
W o...-.,u '-.D CltOl'l, MUllNiftd l lld Wlf1 t nd •fCOldtd ltAYMOHO M. WOLTE•S 1 ut. tM.. ' dt lt 11111 I/Ill •ummon1 11 1t rvld"' vau. Drlvt, Ntw-1 9,1(/1, Ct llf, u-1111
ed deductions; AUtlllt 21, lf7' In .... ,,.. PIM 21•. fl•(Ulo• ,,, .... Wtll II ~Ill Nt. ,., •• It ¥OU '•" te ltlt • wrU11t1 ••s-OiVmtnl of • lll(IOlll of IJO.DI "' ... '-Ll i • ded Uo l'ICTITIOUS' I UllN•IS l111ttvmtn1 No. 1tt1' of Olttcltl R1eord1 !flt 1Dtv1 11t mt11 llffl!Mnt. l'ubllllltd °"'"" Cotll Dilly l'UOI within w<11 time. Your Otl•ult mew bl! tn1M111 tflt r1turn !Mrllll. 11 lll•M
or t!~ ~fen:c:::;.ong l~i:ns 'nl• tt1i!i":·~~~~=!. 11u11_, ~.:. ~~..,~ ~~";:~ .!ec:,':,1!: :;,w::~~:. ~.P~!:.11 Mt•ch 3. 10. 11, u, un s~.n :~:'!;,':I,.,'::; 1~~:,;::•0,-::,:~=; ~~ 1~~~ ~~-:;:.!'\::'1~oi;::11,:
ch k the t t: to lilt Hoflct <II Del1ult 111111 EIKllon lo 141M II Tort RoM, 11:1111 A • 0 ..., a• N-CE conc;ernl,.. 111v1111111 e1 .,.llPlrl¥, ,_, ... tl\I 11(11111nt of told1, lh1 tufl '"'°"'"' o1 !I'll Failure lo ec proper CATALtN,t. COllJl"Ull:l!5, 300 M. S.11 111tr1undtir rKOl'dld Noveml>tt ''· ._..., ... Hllll, C.llfolnll•""" ~aa. v .&1. '"'""""' chllO custody. Cflolld su-1. 1t· 1111>111! win bl ••tvrned.
block jn line 31 of Form 1040 Now,...1 Trltd tu11111t1t , s..11e I. ltn In BOOll. "'°· "'" 1.0, I"''"'"""' Toi: 1110 ....,... tlll'lllYt' '"'· costJ, ,..., l!Kh tlhl• ••1111 11 lhtH tot mfl'IClttory UPOft "'' cW'
"-" lttch, Cll . .,..., Ne, llm llf .S.ld Offlcl•I .ICOl"dl, will All_,, .., •a-tor l'ICTITIOUS •utlNlll II rn1y be 1r1nt.d 11¥ Ill• court. l••clor "' .......,, ...... '"'"ite"' II IW.l,OH,
{roreign bank accounts). AM M. Prlncll, 11J1 (111111 c '· (111!1 !M!tl, ... Tli&ld••· ""'" \I, ,.,, ti 11:09 ~WUllllll Or1nt• Cotti 01fly ,.llot NAM• ITATIM•NT II "°" wllh to •NII "" tdvlct .. '" ........ ,,,_ '"'' •vllconlltttor Unelff fllm, ..
Take it for granted tha t the Miu, c11. fMt7 A.M. •t "'' 11111n 11•1.11•nc• o' Mt•cfl 1, 10, ''· ''· 1t n ut-n 'nit tt11ew1nt "'"""' ••• 11-e11111 tomt, Jn 1t111 mitt••· ....., 111ou111 M 111 .... net 1t11 111111 "'~ Mild '"'l"H r11,. Tll ll llt,i1111ff1 11 bit"' lOllducitd lly 1n Wtvllfll11user Motlta1t Com• t II W, 111.otlntn 11; ••om.t!IY to 11111 vaur wrll!tn 111_, fl IO t ll -r11.l!'llft ttrrllol'<td Ill' "*" In fPll
arithmetic on your r eturn will 1M111r~11. 1ormlf'IV n1m1e1 ; ,.1e111c w •, 1 • r n LEGAL NOTICE THI su ,ERMA•KET, .,, '°"" !'>I,, 111v, ,..,v bl 11!<!0 on ttmt, e-ec\ltloll oi 1111 t"'''•d. be checked. Even though the Ann M. l'rl...:I• Morltfft C1., localed •t a1 lrooll1>11r1t C111t1 Mt11. C•lll. tun : r. o. l oio 4'1• D•lld Auttuit n. 1171 . N1 lllOIMr "'•• wlllltlrlW Ill• lllld l0t 1 Tlll1 1tfltmt11I n1111 with 1111 C111.111h' 81¥d., In it... clh' el Anlhllm, CounlV of 1 .... 1111/HfWllOl'I, lrYI ... , (1111, r:lUI. Wllllt m E. SI Jolin Mrlod tf lortY_,1¥11 Id ) ffVt 1tttr r11t odds on In audit of your Cllrtl .. er11191 Ctu""' Oii; IJlll. lJ, 1f1t, °"'"''· Siii• Of (l ll!ornll , •I tuVllc IU& PICTIT10US •USI Nlll Midi••• w, MvUl n, lJl »th II., Cltlll (O\lftl't' CN:rk •• ,. .. , '"' 1111 -1 ... tf 1111111. etu d 'ndlJ tht e v &tvtrlY J, MtddDI", Orltltlv C!lllf'llY !loll, It !111 llltllf.i blHtrr fol' Cl lll NAMI ITATIM•NT M.1M1, C1lll. , LllSIN I l'Ol•Y O<ft.o IJtllrutrv tf, lffl
r rn art WI ng, (ltrll. fl"t'llbll ., ,,.,. 11 .... ol' .. 1. I~ l•w1UI Thi telklwllll ""-It '°' ... lllu1l111u Wlllltm "· "•Wt:tlf. 1Qt ~ .... , Aflw1111'1 " l:•w NfW"O!tT·MIU.
c hancel o f an arithmetic PIMM lnolll'f ol ttwi Uni..., Sltlll of Arn1tlul ••: SNlllf'lll, Ntw-1 IH(ll, Ct lll, .... Crtw-·-UHlll'll!b SCHOOL OISTlllCf 01' ch-k •re v•~ high. And "Ulllllhfll .Ol'I ... CN ll Otlly ,.1101. 111 rl-'11, 11111 '"° lnter1t1. ct11""¥W to MAlla0111 STO.itAGIE OUTllf, JIS Tlll1 llUI~ 11 .... <W coro.tucllill 1W t """"-· Ct..,.,.,,. ... , ,Of'...., C-.flh':, Cl ....
..... "''.1 "'*Uf" "· ... March a, ,., IJ, 1m .... -111111 ... II unOtt Il k! Dttd 1 .. !loll ••if 11111 Slrltl, Ctall """· "'""''"''•· T•i..tlMtt 111)) .....,., Iv OOfOfllw H1rv.-y l'llil'lff' assume you•n be audited -••1-n orop1•ty 1t1ua11 hi c 11111 Mitt, ••It O.vkl "•¥ Juiw.. UH l1m11e11 M, w. Mum" Att.,....,1 .., ., .. .,.._ Purd••ilnt ,.,.,., d j th I odd 'f -·-------------Count• '"" 11111 dt1c:rl btll 11 loll-•: Av111Ut . Norui. Tl!l1 11tlllflllll fllld wit/I 11111 Count¥ "1'.1.0C: .. ,.1100 esp te e genera s -l All lfltl Cltltlll llfld •llv•ltd 111 11111 Thl• llu olneH 11 btl"' COl'MIUCled ~¥ ... Clrrk of Ort nt• COUl'llV Of'I: l"tbrou•rv "· •ulllllhld °''"'' CO•ll 01!1'1' Piiot, Pulllllhfll Or'"" c ... , OlllV l'llot,
your 1dju11ted ll'OllS income is 1 vrAL NOTICB 51111 o1 C1llforn1 •• Cor.inly of Ort n11. lndl¥1du•1· 1J'1. I • e1v1r1Y J. M1•e1oic, °""'' M••ch J, 10, 11, 1~. "" s~-n l"tllru1,.,, 2s '"" M.tr(h l, i•ri "'·7' h ~ . Cl"' of Co1t1 M111. drtcrlbtd, t i 01¥ld ICt y JllMr Count.-(llr•. , __________ ..;. ___ _;1----;;-:::::-;-;:;;:;;;;=:----125.000 or more, if you ave 101iewt: "°' 1 of Tr•d He. 1111, 11 Thi• ,,,,.,,..,n, tllld with lllt. countv P1•11tl LEGAi .. NonCE
! u b It 1nUal unreimbursed "IC"flTIOUI 11.tSIH•SI lhown Oil • mt• re<ordtd In book ff, Cltrk "' o, ..... Ctullly "'' l"&b. I 1912. f'u•ll&Md Or1n11 (H 'L Otlll' "'lo•. LEGAL NOTICE ' .
r lfAMI ITATIMINT ••HJ ff tl?d JO of Mlicl~•r.eoui .Mt lll, I V let!• J, l1r11tafl OtP\11¥ Ceunlv Mltd'I J 11, 17 14 1172 Af..71 SJUTA•Til•·.·.· CCA~U,_IT .·,• •• T .. NOI erittrtainmen~ expense.I or i T1li to11ow1111 ,.._ 11 dolM 11t111 ... 11 ~d• or 0 ,,11" cou11h'. c1111onir1. ct.,•. _ , ,,-,· .:..::.:c:.:c·.:::,.::o•.:..:,.:::.:c __ ~_.:..:.c:11--~:;;;c;;::-;:::::;;;-;:;---;;:;;---I •
vour deductions stand out I I ti: '"""""''• k..-n .tJ: '" W11! WllllHI ,. LEGAt N011CE SUP•1110• COUltT o .. TM• THI COUltTY Oii' OUN•• .1 TllAVlL.ANO er T •A 'V fl ,t. H 0 • S1rMt, Co.It Mlit, CtU!Ornti Jitt7 "ubllihtd Or•"" C041tl Otlly Plitt, 1 STAT• 0, CALt~•NIA ll'Olt Nf, A rin•
abnormally hlcb for your in· u.s . .t... lu4tl ,.,, 4.Ml l lrcl'I Strttf S.141 ..... wlH IN! m111t. but wltflflul ,..,,,,.,., n. "· u Ind Mt•th J, 191! ~--::,c,.=T=,,=,=.o.=,-.=.o,=,=·=·= .. :---1 TH• (CIUHTY 0, OllANll 0110•11 TO INOW CAUS•
CO br--•el H"'*"" '""'·Ci . 12"11 (0¥ ... 1111 or w1rr•n1V. tletrlll II' lmpllld, ll).11 T MO. A•Jtl.. POii (MANO• 0, NAMI me ~ ~ Jtclf lO'tl, UD7 ll1tresl, CorlHlt del rHtrill"' fllle, IOHtHlon or 1,.. NAMa ITATIMIM MOTICI 01' HIA•INe 011" 'ITITICI N Ill "'' Mtlter Of Ill• AooUc•llllll of JIM.
Mfr, Ct . .,.:ti k. cumbr111cr1, 11 utllfl' lilt h•dtbtldnt.u .. T~~-to,~:-1"° tlrlCl!IJ 1'1 4olnt ~-."1•1•1• ••,T1•,,•.•.,w.!l-,'1 v•••110N•Ol0 Mii AlAllA SAMPlltlSI ror Cl'll~ ftf Til11 llt.l1h.-1 11 lltlnt ctnducled "Y f ll Meurld by .. 1• Dffd, lnclucfl,.. ll't• fft LEGAL NOTiCE .._ ,_. " '· Ntmt ·
lndl'lldut l. •Old t'll"nMt ol !flt Trull" tlld of IM "" OIVl•Sll"llO ENTla1'1t1S•I. lllt WAIVIOI ' WHfREA5, lhl tDC1ll<1tlon el JIMM ll JIC~ lO¥t > ••CTIT•OUS IUSINllJ l ... 11 A-, CDlft Mht, C1llfior11l1. ltNft ef GIOltGE HA • TI" 0 It O AZAL trv1I• crtt led l>l' • tt II Oefd. fdw1nce1 Oonlttloy Ille., CtHtor-nll , 131, l-IT IA IAMP ElllSI tor cJ\t nM et n•mt Tlll1 tlt ltmlnl fftld wllll 1111 C-ty t1'1fttundtr, wlll'I lnti rut 1riwldtd th111111, HAM• ITATIM•NT IHO • ~1111. ht1 ...... dvlv tUtd with lht c11rll el 11111
'''"' If Otllllt C-1¥ Ol'I: F•l>nr•rv n. '"" "'' ,,, .... 1. 1rlncl1111 Ill "" """ TM follow!,.. .......... I• dol"' 1111•1-A-. Cotti Mt••· CI Ntlr11I•. HOT ICI IS Hl!ltEIV GIVEN 1'1111 Cturl, •tOd II ·~••Int lrDrn u ld ....
1'72. I Y ltllltlV J, Mtddoll, 00.Uty Meu•tll bv J.lk!' Otld; lo wit Ul.47.11. It: TJ1l1 lltJtl11111 It IWllll 'fl'llfutlilll h-t Klrlflnl IUMftl ....... , htt tiled fltr1l11 t ltllctllOfl thtl uld •111tlc1nf 11111,.. 19
Cor.inh' Cltrk. wfltl lnl•rUI ""'-tr .... M1y 1, 11n 11 IARTMO•I ll!AUTY COLLEG•S. Ctr~tlon. ,..Ilion for l"OClolot Ill Wiii 11111 Jor lttt1r1 l'llvt lltr NtMn cht nlfCI 10 lhf ll'OllOllld
P1'"6 llf'IWklld lo1 u'-1 Holt. JIM Horlll lrwdl#1w, St"ll AIM, OIEHT,t.LLOY, INC, Titl.,....olftrY ft Pttlll-r fbond Wl 1¥· ftimtl If JfNMl l'Elt JOlAlt ~ ,.ubllll'ltd Or"•-(N II 0.JIY Plklt. OATEO; Februt,., 11. 1111 Ct tlror..ta. J°"""" M. McGUHCIMdlW, P•••· 1111. ttflo'lt>C9 II Wl'llcl'I .. m•dt ... 'EltlSI
"Mlrvtry H, l tld Mt rcll S. 11, 17, 1f'1 WESTWOOO ASSOCIATES, ~ I Mulw lllltr..,ISll, Inc. !A Tllll lltltf'l'l •lll !lltd wllll IM '°""""' """'-' llolf'lkult r._ tnlll 1'111 1111 lllM '"° HOW , THl•I FO•l 11 It .htr~
17J.'1 11 IMICh Trv1let Ctllr, Cor-jl.), 450 Wlllhltt .......... ,,., Cltn. of Ort!IH CoulltV "': Ptllrvi rv 2', "9Ct If ""°'"" "" NIN "411 Min Ml 1r11tr..f 11'1d dltKI .. 111'•1 111 IN'rt.on~ /!'lo
·---------------fl¥ H1rfl G. W....t-lh, l11 AMtttl. Ctl1f61'11l1 Mtllll ''12• .... w .. .., "· MICNH, o.vty .. """"' 11, ttn .... f;:llO 1.111 .. In lllt ltr11tlll 111 lilt Ilk! "''""' (II thi ftM "
Aallllnt IKTtltry This butlMu 11 UlftCIUCltill ff I ce>'lllf'· CllU!ll't' Cltrll. ~ ti DIMrtme!ll No, l Of U ld 11ttn11 t11Mtr bl!for• tbevt tlllllltd Court, LEGAL NOTICE "lllllllhtt OrtllOI CN ll 01lly l'llol, •lltn. "111 .. ..,.., -' * Clll'I(; C.l'lftr 0!'1¥1 W111, 111 NI Dtp1rtm111t l llltrtof IDUi.11 t i 'ot bond aalesman with' bankin11---=:::=:=:::::::-::::::::;;o:;---Mite/I!, 10, 17, 1J12 112·12 sco,.. llAUTY INTllt,ltlSl!!S. l'ubUll'lld °''"'' Cotit 0.lh' ~1111• .. COr "••1111 A11t, C•Ntor"lt. Civic C111t1r O• S.1111 ...... C•Hlorllll on ~ICTITIOUS IUllN••s 1----.,.-::-::7::--:7:=:=:=----1 INC .•• eDfllOlltloo'I. Mltd'l l, IO, 11• 2'· 1'" ie-71 Dllllilll Marclil 1. ''" Ille 11th d•r of 0.ii ... u. ""·· .. ""'hour ol firm in Chicago. He received a NAM• sTATIM•NT LEGAL NOTICE 1¥ M..,.,. lulllc:ln, LEGAL NOTICE w.1. St JOHH, t :lO e·c1octt; 1.m .. '"''" ,,,. 1111 ... ie _.,...
b · d t I !ration TIMI 1t1io.1111 lflt1111n •• 11o1 ... 11ut111111, _______ =:-;-------I 11re1!4•"' ~ Cllttl uutt. 11 1nv "'"' 111w1, """~ ,,.... 1• u I In e 111 I m n s J m...oc: Wtlll&M (, lttlCOCIC •Hct llm '"' tlll~ of ,..m11 lhould llGf degree Ir om Te J •I 1
'' THlt fE 'M' INTe:1P1111e:s. 2111 "" ,,.,.. ,1cT1T1ou1 1u11N1ss • .... ,..,,. ,_. •11111t111• 11o1 •••nttd
Technological .College. Gr1ct Ln .. (1111• Mitt. C•ll .... nla 'WH. su~~"'.:fo'. T:~:;0~~0~~. "111111111111 Or1111t. CH£t 0•11~ ,Hfll. NAMI tTATIMIJfT ~::~-r:-.:::-· IT 11, •,u•TH ... 111 l'lllDIElll~ ...... , I
M•rtl11 w. ICM-. '8M .. ,tr •• C•h ITAT• OP (ALl ~OltNIA POR '"""'"' n, lt, 1S 11111 M1rci'! s. 191! Tiit tolh:IWI"' 111rllfll .,.. .ie1 ... Tit 11H) .... ,... COPY II 111 t ., r tit "'1bll"'" 111 the * Mlt1, Ct llltr11l1 nili. THI COUNTY OP ORANOI a5f-1t bu1lt111t 11: A..:.1"111 ,., ..... ltJt•r Ortn1e Cotti Dtllw l'llOI, t ftfWKt"" ttf
Tl1!1 llt,i1l111u 11 ,llelM condvcied lly i n Ne, A J1"4 1----.,-:;:::c;'.;-::::=::::=:----1 SOUTH COAST IN\ll!ITMINTS -l'ullll~ or llf CHtt Dtllv "llol fff'll•tl clrcul1l/Of'I, Otl~ ll'ld llUblfll'tllf Walter J. Falrlax has been ll'ldlvldlltl. E11.i1 of MllDlllEO E. HOlOEltl", LEGAL N011CE ISOCO ln¥1Jt1T!lnl$J , 1111 OUPOlll. Sult• M•rcfl t J • ,;,, • .W1 ,,· ol" 1111 City .. C•f• ~. Cou"ty ...
I f "'·..&hi M1rtl11 w, ICI!'-OecetlfCI m , Htwlllf't 1 .. c11. f2U4. ' ' • • • r11191, In thl S111<t flf Ct rlf!wt1lt, enc 'ected trealUrer 0 .... po-.. Th!1 1t111rn1111 tlltd wHfl , .... Cau""' HOTtcE 1$ HEREflY GIVEH " ..... ••CTITIOUI IUSll'llSI IUHM Trlbtlt l, U~J ••• , .... , LEGAL N-CE ffCI! WffJc tor low 10 &ucc1ulv1 WNlll
ReHarcll ud M1•1emellt Clerk ol'"Orl"'I County ... l'tllrlltrv 11• etldltor-1 OI !hi lbo¥t. ...... Id dkMll!lt NAMI ITATIMINT trvlM, Ctflf. tw4. V.tt 1111/or lo lhl II••• •bo¥1 Ill ,..,. 1111 ~. lt1'. 1¥ fltlllf'"' J , Mtddll•, Dt!Hll'I' !flt! 111 ""''°"' llt¥1nt tlt l1111 tt1l11st lllt Tht loH6wlnt l"lrWlol 11 ... r,.. bu1ln111 J-'! l'I0.11, JUlt li'IHt Altt 1"111111 llt1rl111 f>f .,Id l ppllct llon. wmpaay. The Huntington Cou111Y Cltt~. ~.11,13 1,111 lltctdeni 1,1 ·~u1,,,., 10 11 .. thtm, 111 S•n Ju•" c 1.i1trt 11t, IUP•••oa couttT o, THI M1•111ot1 o , S<o•lll•
"D-. h let wlll'I lilt MC Ii er,., I 11111 Ofll TMI! SCOTSMAN 1 MR CllEANEltS l Albtrt Trlbllll Jr.. Jim Cllt rro ITATI ... CAl.IPOJINIA ,Dlt JltdH Of 1111 JuH •lor Caurt ~_!C e • Publl ..... Or1n9t Cttll Dtllv ,.,Ill, et t/lt <let:: lllr'I' :, tn~it1:C. 1 ct COIN l AUNOltY, :tsJ C lttl 17111 It.. Slrffl, San Jutn Ctfhlri M. THS COUJfTY 0~ OltAll•• Oil.cl l"lb. '3, 1tn
.. •Ive "'ined ...... .., 11. tJ ll'MI MtrCll 3. It, 1tn r • • CCIII• ' .. T••· .... -" ,, ..,_ -~· .. -• •. A•l'tlll "'t-0( u• I" .UUt to prtstftl lflfm, with 11\t nktu t ry Colla Mtil, '26)7. .,-~ •• ,·.• '"' '"' NOTICS 01' N•Allll ... OP l'•TITIOlt ~AUL M. OflLAMANO,
the Jnvest·l----,,,,-,,.,.,.-,,,,.-=,----jvwc11tr1, 16 lilt Vft<kr.i9flfd t i •10 N-llllCNrlcl 11111 Mt cl1n1ll, ,_I Al0h1 "'-i'uffllt TrlNlll ,Ot l'ROIAT• OP \lllllLL ANO POii An.tH• II ltw
LEGAL NCYI'ICE port Ctflttr Dr .. W t."°· HIWPOl't a..ch, f;;j~ ~~11...:,",~i-1-'""'''" a.w ,11 Thll 1lt ltll't11ll lllM with 1111 CIVrlf¥ LITTlltl TllTAM•NTAllY tutt Ct....,w llYlll .. Slrltl .. _. ment advi• Ci llforlllt nuo. wflfcll It '"' tltcl .. INllYIOull. .... ,...,. of 0fll!lf C«ml'f 111; .... '· 1-7!. • ••• ., If SAOll M. llANO, Otc.1•1111. T..-rtMf, C•lll'lr•I• ..... ory firm in PICTITIOUS IUllN•ll =::::t: 1:"' it!~:::"::: •• '':,::;',~ lttdlrlcll ltlll Wcllllll'll I V ltll'f J, ltfflltll °""1l't' Clll.lllfl' NOTICE IS H•lllflY OIVlH llltl All•-fw Ptfflltlllf
NAMI lfATIM•NT wftll! lour I T/111 •l1IOll'ltl!I flllMI wllfl Ille C1Vnh' Cieri!, Mlrttt•I r_:· q111..,-"91 flltd flirt.Ill i T...,..._ (ti)) »Mnl Ul.1 IS chief TM fol'"""' "'"°" ~I dolM bulllllU ""' :i ""'' ;:""~1
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Irvine, and Jolt• L Gor.tn91! 0 Dlttrlcffi,' 1... (1111 A¥tf!UI. l'or.in1tl11 Wi lli@• Cit• "91 flltd Mr.in ... llflen fer p , .. , LEGAL N011CE ~·· '•O••TI" 011' WILL ANO II ITli V " ·~•ftled,,., ""' C9',WI. • Costa Mesa will be COtn-Vtllt¥, Ctllftt11lt , ftt Hit 1-ollnffnt; llt'9bll• of will lftd lor lttulllCI Of Ltlltrt l'u~Ulhtd Ortlllfl CM1I O.ltw ~!IOI, --=c"7=ccc,..,-C"C::CC---·j (001(11,.. AN• 1.•TT••t TIS1'AMIN• If,.., wlllll 19 tMk "".....-.ti• ...
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m eDded for their ltl'Vict I 11'1.Ctl"ICAT.ION NO ..... , to wi.,_ 1• rntdl for turlhtr Htlltul1ra. ''" .U.·n 'ICTITIOUI IUllNltS E1t1!1 ti JUNE COMSTOCI(, 0Kt1 .... """""" .. llltl ,_ wtlll• ,......., I I I t Ill IVM'll M 1 d ""'lilt! 1111 llm1 t lld •IM:• Ill lletrll!f lilt NAMI ST.tTIMINT NOTtCI! IS HEltflY GIVllt lfltt t ttt, rnOT Ill m..1 .., ~. the , j rm • I lntern1Uona1' 'lfllll•:11":~111to11., ~ ·-=·=·~~11(1 lfmt "-• .... ,,, .. , ""' M1rC11 fl, ''"· .11----:c:::=-::--::::::==:----1 Th• flllDwh1t ,...11111 .. "°'"' Ml111t.1 ldt•r "· Ntlt11" 1111 tUM ll'rtl11 • pttl. OilM Aut. 11. ''"· ~·-1n ... conference later this Sto1elflcttlttlt. llld IJl•l'lllJ .,.. turthef I :• I.ti'\., lo\ '""' CO\lrtrotm ti DIP1t1· LEGAL N011CI 11; ..... ftr llt'otMI• ol wllf .,.. clllllcll I .... IStALI
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Academy Appointment Days Away
PARKVILLE, Mo. (UPI) -workJnc at I ....Uurant !0< at a North Kanau City lo-
For tbt put three years, l7· tuition money. He .bad taken d-tal plan! and the father ol
yeaM>ld Roy Leon G1wf'1 flying leaao111 IDC1 waa.a mem· another oon and a daughter,
dream wu to allend the U.S. ' her of !he Civil Alr 'Patrol. said there w11 "nothing we
Air Force Academy . He had His" father, DOrman,. G1wf, can <lo," about the pro1-
won an aPPointment and said his son had "never been ecutors'1 ruling of justifiable
passed every entrance ex-in the least bit ,of trouble. He homicide.
amtnatlon but one, which he 'didn't have Ume. He ·studied "Nothlng will bring him
was to take 'Saturday. and worked and thought ·about back. I'm not a man to mak~
Imtead, he will be b@dtd on flying· and 'that wu lt." · trouble when it can't help. any,,
that day, the victim of a police The elder Gawf, a machiniat but it wain't jU1t."
bullet fired while be was at·1-------;·~--------"----
temptlng to mike sure bis
drum came true .
Gawf broke and ran when
officers aurp r iaed him _.
Wednesday In Kansas City'a
Cenler High School, where
copies of the eumination
wert stored In an office safe.
Police said he was trying to
cut wire mesh glass protecting
the office. He carried a butane
torch. .. ;
P•trolman Robert Jones
uld be fired after the Deelng
youth ignored commands to
ha!). 'Mle pro...,.tor ruled the
ah<iotinl a justifiab l e
homicide.
"They didn't have to kill
him," Mrs. Katharina Gawf,
hi11 mother, aald Thursday •
.. He didn't res.lit. He didn't do
anything but try to get away.
He'o been a good boy all bis
life and he must have just
·wanted 90 bad to get in to the
academy that he diade a
mistake. ,
"It's all he lhought of for
three yeara. Now he'11 dead."
The principal of the high
"'hool young G1wl attended In
this Kansaa City suburb said
he "couldn't believe It."
"The bciy was a good 11tu-
dent, popular, too."
Gawf, who was president of
his high school sophomore
clasa and vie~ pre11ldent as a
junior, fi nished .his course
work in three years, 29th in a
CIUll of 300, and Wiii to
participate lri commencement
ceremoniea in the spring.
Meantime he was attending
Maplewood Junior College and
Indian
• Violence
Thre.atens
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP)
-.A Navajo Indian chief has
warned that an old feud with
the HopiJ over cattle grazing
rights has reached the J)OW:hot
stage and could flare into
· vJolehce between two tradi-
tionally peaceful tribes.
Peter MacDonald, chairman
or the Navajo Tribal Council,
1aid in an interview their
neighbors, the Hopi Indians ,
have been confiscating.Navajo
cattle, .and at times, have been
shooting at his tribe 's ranch-
ers.
The Hopis, who have round·
ed up 70 Navajo cattle In the
last few days and placed them
In steel corrals, acmued the
Navajos oC bringing livestock
onto Hopi lands to graze
because the pastur.es were
better. Last year the Navajos
seized 750 head.
"I'm just afraid that one of
these days the Navajo people
are going to get their fill of um anci take thi ngs Into their
oWn hand&," MacDonald said.
0 Somebody oVer , here 11
going to get mad enough to
shoot back. Then we will have
oomethlng that Is bad ·for both
aides."
.The problem stems from
600,000 acres of desert pasture&
which the court. decided 10
· yeara ago belonged exclusively
to the Hopi tribe . The two
tribes bad been feuding about
Its OlfMrship for nearly a ce~
tury.
An additional two million
acres surrounding the Hopi
land, the oourts decided,
should be shared by the two
lribea for grazing purposes.
"We ,have no quarrel with
the Hopis over the land they
own,'" MacDonald said . "But I
also thlnt they realize the
&0lution to this problem Is to
' fence that 600,000 """' -aomethingJhey have repealed·
· 1y. reluaed to do.
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FORT JACKSON, S. C ,
(UPI) -The Army unveiled a
new prograin giving pro-
apectlve recruits 1 three-day
look 11 military .life with the
blare of rock music and a film
depicting the pleaaures of be-, lnC 1 aoldler.
Some 100 youths ranging In
age from 11 to 21 ar' taking
part in. the, first week of the
1ix-month experimental pro.
gram designed to permit them
a glimpse of a~ual training
condiUol)I without an ~obliga·
tion to enlist unleu they want
to.
'The program Js a . major
olep Jn the Army 's efforts to
inst.ltute. arrall-volunteer -army
by !973. II 1Uceessful, similar
projects 1"tll 6e set up it other
recruit training basts around
the country.
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newsmen a preview of the pr~
gram TUesdaI which included
a speCially made film aimed
at convincing an . undecided
youth he should ~enlist im·
medialely.
The film Includes a K<!ion oprawllriir mllllory bale In the
emphuliing lbe'body tougbe.. South caro11na mldluda. WI . . , ' the program 11 ci.ilgned to Ina exerctsea in the Army show the Army "!JU· II reallY.
while a narrator explains that · ls with the good and 'tbe bad,
soldim can expect to · hear ~ ups and the do""' and the
from women · "t,bQse three Ins and the oul!:/1
magical words Oh, my God." To make'.. its point clear, the
The film a4ds · that the Army, has built 1 multimillion
Army, through "•PH ~nd dollar ,.1,ecUon . ~ter, pal·
grit," has never failed to de-terned after a similar center
fend the nation, but it contains in England, which contalna air
no scenes snowing combat or condltlOned, carpeted rooma
combat deaths. where the pros~cttve tec:rults
Col. John Kean, who heads will stay durinl their three
the selection center at this day tour of duty.·
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
~rld1y, M•rcll J, lt71 Pate U
Ann Landers
Advice Defeated
DEAR ANN LANDERS : About ·.a year
ago my two teenage daughters se nt away
foi your booklet on Necking and Petting
and Where to Drtiw the Limils. They said
It was a good booklet and they learned a
lot from it. But they disagreed with your
advice that a couple should keep bot~ feet
on the floor at all times.
They insist lhat a couple who sets their
minds to il can get into plenty of trouble
even when both feet are on the floor. We
had quite a discussion on this subject and
I bad to admit they were right -
egpeci~y when it comes to standing
cJOat together and kissing goodnight. -
Tbe1 older girl is 16 now end she has a
steady boyfriend . 1 often find them lying
on the couch -side by side, watching
TV. The door to the den is usually wide
open and tt)tre's always • dim light in
the room. When l see them like this 1
say, halt joking; "Remember now -Ann
Landers says "both ket on the floor.''
They yell back, "Yeah -Old Annie has a
thing or two to learn: Somebody ought to
tell HER the facts of life.''
I have no answer to that line and 1 hope
you can provide me with one. Wiil you
try? They proQ'Hsed to listen .
P .S. What do you think of passion
marlU? The kids Call them hickeys. Also,
last -week when we came home early
frod1 a movie our daughter and her
stead)''wert upst.alr1. We didn't realize
he w:11 In ttte. hou8e uQUl thty both.,.came
down-10 miMJle~ later. My daughter •said
he was ,jn lier bedroom loOklng at her
bulletin board. What do you think? ..t...
OLl>FASHIONED folOTHER IN Ll1TLE .
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DEAR OLO MOTRtR: I lhlak -
kld4 tll lie an tbe.laftnftattoa lky Clll
1et, Jiit a lhtlt clnStr 1aper\'lslot. Tbfly ""'8d -llOelllty, aormtl, Nga Hd l'tldy
to llDlpk tit ol llle't podles. ConU.at to
keep IM , Ille• ol commlllllcatioa open
between yo u a.nd yolll' daughters and
write again ·tf you feel the need.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Our son Is 3
years old. For the past six months he has
been waking up between 3 and 4 o'clock
in the morning -screaming. He says he
is afraid or the dark. I t"ry to comfort him
and ·teu him there is pothing to be afraid
of but it usually takes about 15 minutes to
quiet him down.
This past week my h1J.5band has bee n
verY short-tempered 8bout these nightly
outbursts. He works hard and needs his
sleep. He Says it's my f~ult because I
have been catering to the boy -that
frQm now on the child..~will get a bard
spanking when he screams at night and
then he'll learn not to bother us. The last
three nig-hts it has been worse than ever,
After the spa11kings the child cried for at
least a half an hour.
I have pleaded with my husband •to
leave a small.light on but he says lbe boy
will be a sissy, that he ha s to learn there
is nothing to be afraid of. This problem is
creating trouble between my hu!band and
me. I wish you would tell me who is right
and what should be done about the child's
· fear of the dark and .the nlghtly screain-
ing Si>"llS -MICHIGAN MOTHER.
D~R MOTHER: Tht cblld 's fear of
lbe dark and lbe nightly 1cuaming 1peU1
'Ire symptoms oflotlttr problems. I ltope
you ca n persuade yoiir hu1b1nd to 10
wttll yoa to a 'COl.lnselor to discuss It. If be
iroa'I go -go wltho"t blm. I suggest a
dim, Ugtit la ~ boy's room unlll lie set-.
Ue~ down. The spankings should be
termln1~. lmmedl1iely. They wlU only
add to Jiit ch~s ou:letleo ud 'be bftt e-g1i 1lreac1y.-f •
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Can drugs be a friend 1n time of stress?
U you lieep your head togethir can they
be' of help? AM Lande.-.· new booklet,
"Slralghl.DOpe Qll Druas" 10par1te1 the
!ad l(o1l1 the, ti.ctlon. Get Wtod1y. Fot
U<:b bookie! otdertd ,.nd 1 dollar bill,
plus a IO'!g .. self·•ddresaed. slamped
envtlope.-wlth 16 cenls ""rth 61 stamps
lo Ann Landero, Bo• 3.llt Chicago, W. 60654. •
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DESIGN DELIGHTS
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• lb JO O!.SO!'l
' ot ~ Dellw l'llet Sflff
v.'bep actress Bette Davis happened to be
at her first fash1on show in Laguna
Beach.
"l\.1iss Davis ordered several things,
then others In Los Angeles heard about
Trade. which specializes in the cuJtures
of Latin America and Mexico, but was Of.
fered the San Francisco position. · Patricia Giddings, whose claim to fame
··1neludea designing one of Elizabeth
Taylor's wedding gowns for her marriage
to Richard Burton. has never planned
ahead iii hir Career, t>eciiUSe things have my shop." Mrs. Giddings. now of
always sort of happened at the right time Newport Beach, related.
Too good to pass by. this involved
traveling throughout Europe to find art
'>'"'Otks and crafts. which later proved to
be good background for her interior
design work for her husband. and ih the right place. .-.J She soon found such luminaries as Ava
At 16 she was called out of a rash.ion
shQw audience by Te.xas merchandiser
Stanley l\.1arcus to join the .Nieman-
Marcus team of models: . 8nd her
romance with her husband, architect Ed
Giddings, began with a chance meeting in
a ~o Vallarta taxicab.
Her opportunity to design clothing for
HpUywood notables came at lhe age of .11
. ..
Patricia Giddings wears
an ensemble with an
antique paisley skirt,
Th~ McNaughton home
includes a coll ection
of unusual bells.
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Gardner, Rhonda Fleming and Sue Ladd,
wife of actor Alan Ladd, on her customer
list.
ll1rs. Giddings designed a mauve \\--ed-
ding dress for l\.1lSJ Taylpr during the
filming of "Night of the tiuana," but the
marriage was postponed and the actress
had other wedding dresses made before
she finally married Burton.
The lithe and attractive designer "'as
born in Greenwich Vlllage and was en-
couraged in her career b)> her mother,
"'ho appreciated beauty and f i n e
furnish.ings.
SIMPLE SKIRTS
She began sewing simple skirts at the
age of 7 on a push-button sewing machine
for her young friends. and now works
with fabrics from all over the world to
make clothes which retain the simple
lines.
· "My designs are distinctive because
they are not fads," she said . ''It 's im·
portanl for a person to c~e a style
that is good for tpem and use it with a
var iation of fabrics .''
Her knowledge of fabrics "'as enhanced
. during the years she spent in I.he import
Qusiness, working for a San Francisco
firm .
She had planned to live and work in
1.1exico, and prepared for It by at tending
the American Institute for Foreign
She has designed lnteriors for many of
the luxurious homes he has created, car-
rying out the Mexican colonial theme be
likes to use. •
She travels all through ?11uico to find
fuTnishings, wrought Iron, glass and tiles
for their clients' homes. and has many
rugs, wall hangings and fabrics custom
made in her designs by Mexican
craftsmen.
NATURAL MATERIALS
Mrs. Giddings designs by drapln~
rather than sketching to retain the fluid
movement of fabrics and prefers natural
materials -wool. silk and leather -in·
stead of synthetics.
"\Vhether you al, houses or clothes,
they are related ," she said. "Llne, pnr.
portion. fabric and color are Important."
Pat and Ed and their sons. Mark. !..,
Greg. 6, and David . 4. are planning to
build their own home this year. away
froin the city but close enough for con-
venience to Ed's Newport Center office.
The couple also Is working on new
home developments In Baja, caUtornia,
keeping their relationship with Mexico an
intimate on'e. .
Her fateful meeting with Ed Giddings
in Mexico and the role the country has
played in her. life prove that her original
idea of living and working there wasn't
such a bad one after all . ·
The right time just had to come.
Dilly Piiot
Photos by ~' \ ,
LN P1y••
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The designer shows her '
monkey trademark in the
_Lynch home (left).
t
Below, she guides a tour
of the McNaughton home.
Both were designed
by _her husband.
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4 DAILY PILOT Frld,y, M'rch 3, l'>n
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By CAROL MOORE
Of tflt IM llY l>tltl lltfl
To turn writing frooi a self·
::: Jndulgf':nCt. Into a profitable.
ommtrclal ''enture , Arnold
Hano ad v I s es left-handed
~ .i thlnklng that finds the MX:ond
th!nb the market ls healthier
now than ever becau.ae of the
wide r•nge ot apeclalized
publications.
sell."
He eommtattd that any
good writer can sell : it'• Just
a question of finding the right
market. And the biggest
criteria l1n't time or Innate
talent.
below your ability nor write
down to readers. No ad·
Justment b necessary r,.lly ~ • • you stale your idea wly and
have included more detail or
delved deeper loto some in-
cidents, but the story lirfe
would rtay the 1ame."
ju.stment commission f o r
Laguna Beach.
He knows breaking into the
writing market ls "like joining
the bricklayers' union ; nobody
wants you unless you have.ex-
perience and you can't get ex·
perience unless you get a job."
Bunzel, editors; E. M.
Nathanson, novel ls!: ~ '\I
Silliphant, TV writer ; n-
jamin Kamsler, 11 t er a r y
ag~nl; Kyra Wayne, author;
' or third dimen.,.ion.
··~aas circulaflon
ma2azlne1 1uch as Look are
folding because TV can do a
documentary faster a n d
easier . But Reader's Digest 1
wllt survive forever and a
day," he said.
"The blgest hurdle for
most prospective writen ia
the contempt they have for
magazines, based on what
they 'kno w' from never having
read many thoroughly ," he e1-
plalned. "The market mu.st be
recognized for what it i5 -a
Jot of hard work that requires
curiosity and a certain amount
of skepticism.
uu short worda and aentences
and a direct approach."
VARIED READEIUl
Time for writlnf, Hano
claimed, iJ an "overrated
bogeyman."
\ JeSeph Sell, contributor to na-
\ lional magazines and uct in·
structor, and Sue Reilly,
feature writer will I ea d
discussitnis.
''A good writer will 1ay ,
1'hat'a the headline, oow
whal 's the gtory behind it?'
There must be lS ideas for
magazine stories nn any
new!ipaper's front page. All
you need for starters 11 a good
idea ."
IDEA SHOPPING
Hano writes mostly Profile
pieces for Sport, TV Guide,
Seventten. Redbook, the New
York Times Sunday magazine
and others. He recalled a
story be did for Boys' Lile
about 40 houn aboard a
Polaris submarine :
"Creative energie.5 f e t. d
each . other. The more ycu
work the more ideas you'll
have. By just writing a paa:e
per day, or six per weekend,
you can write a book a year,"
he added.
HEADS SEMINAR
To explore more BU!iness
Aspects of the Arts for
Writers, Hano Is coordinating
the fifth annual, one-djly
seminar for UCI Extens ion,
Saturday, March 4 in Hotel
Laguna. All writers from
would-be to well-published, are
invited and the fee is $25 •.
Hano said the spea kers have
been given free rein to tell
how to get on the new· wave of
writing for TV arKI magazines,
how agents deal with writers,
how writers deal with agents
and "'here to contact lesser Hano who has had 20 books
and 400 magazine stories
publl1hed In the last 20 years.
''The specialty ma r k et,
though, is a bonania . Just
bro~se through any newsstand
or llbrary. The publlcatiol13
y,·ouldn't be there unless
somebody thought they would "Never think a magazine 11
"l wouldn't have written It
any different for any other
publication. Maybe I would
T h e full-time freelancer
finch hill own scheduJe ao
adapt.able that he hJ.S time to
serve on the mning ad· Luther Nichols and Peter
· known West COast publica-
tions.
Your Horoscope
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Secrets _. Told
Spring Fas hions Flo wer
Fl o,,·ers bring to mind fa shions for Afrs .• Jo hn \\1atts and daughter. Kathleen .
: Spring fashions for both mother and child \Vill be featured in the Annual
:·Luncheon and Fashion Sho\v spon·sored by the Affiliants of Hoag MemOrial
: Hospital. Presbyterian , at 11 :30 a.m. Wednesday, March 8, In the Hoag Confer-
: .. ence Center.
SATURDAY
MARCH 4
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19):
Questions concerning legacies,
money related to partnerships
are emphasized. Be 1ure to
obtain answers, not evasions.
Someone may try to steer you
off the track . Sophisticated ap-
proach needed for results.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ):
Let others show their hands.
Means lie back : play waiting
game. Time is on your side.
Emphasis now is on marriage.
partnership, binding I e g a I
agr'eement. Be independent
without appearing arrogant.
Wl..wlll aid.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Slow pace. 'Patch up dif·
ferences with associates. co-
workers. Set go6d example by
rising above petty differences.
You'll look better and feel good
as result. Try it. Keep health
resolutions. Relative c o u I d
make fine aesture.
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
You make accommodation
with young persons. Where
there .may have be.en friction
the re now is ha r mony ,
Creative endeavors are likely
to succttd. Member of op-
posite sex plays prominent
role. Change for better occurs.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 221: Ac-
cent on what . makes you
basically secure. Be aware of
details. Build on solid base.
You win by driving hard
b a r i a In , Don't relinqulah
something of value for
nothing. Home environment. is
stressed.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 221:
You get around; there are
messages, calls and short
journeys. Gain shown through
written word. Be perceptive.
Seek answers. Investigate.
Don't be satisfied t h a t
something merely happened.
Find out the why of events.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22 ):
Favorable for money transac-
tions. Debts are paid and col·
lected. Gilts could be received
frcm family member at·
tempting a reconciliation.
Gain shown through dlpl~
macy . Purchase of 'household
item jmay be on agenda .
SCORPIO {Oct. 23-Nov. 21 l:
Lunar cycle coincides with
chance to successfully lead
way . Those who sing blue.5 are
envious. Show sympa thy to
one who confidis problem. But
make it clear that you intend
to live your own life. Then you
progress.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21 ): Intellia:ent con-
cession can mark difference
between success and failure ,
Know this and don't permit
pride to deter progre ss.
Secrets are told and revealed.
Capricorn verifies suspicion
about associate.
CAPRICORN V4fec. 22-Jan .
19): Gain shown by confiding
to Sag:Utarlu1. Accent is on
hopes, desires, ·S p e c I a I
associations. Some w i s h e s
fulfilled if you can complete
project. Finish rather than in·
itiate. Look beyond the im~
mediate . Study potential.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Spotlight is on op-
portunity for advancement. If
you accept ·added
responsibility. chance for
greater reward is enhanced.
Act accordingly. Bring forth
inventive, original qualities.
Don't imitate.
PISCES (Feb .• 19-March
20): Good lunar aspect riow
coincides with long-distance
calls. other communications.
Travel plans can. bear fruit.
You can write and advertise
with success. Pull yourself out
of-recent emotional rut. You -·
are free.
IF TODAY IS Y OUR
BffiTHDA Y you are dynamic,
sensitive, even poetic. but also
quite aware of the world and
wordly goods. Greater success
inditated this year if you are
in business for yo urself .
September shouJd be a most
sl&nilicant month. Arlet in·
dividual will help you earn
more money.
Entertaining Meetings Set for Clubs
Sona and dance routines pop
up on the agendas nf severitl
area clubs ntxt week. \Yhile
other groups look to more
serious matters ror disc ussion.
ll.iviera Club
ltiurltl Bach. character ac·
t.ress. wHI pre~nt A Sl'ries of
dr1matlc portr11Hs I I! I c d
Madame. Your lnfl uenre 11'
Showing for members of the
Riviera C I u b Wednesd11y,
·March 8, In the Alrporle{ Inn.
Jn he:r curr~nf 4 program.
\ Mlu _,.Ba ch brings In life
motbtr1 of famou! flA:ureii
such 11 John \Vllke! Booth.
the Wrlgh1 Brothers and
~andhl. She is a graduate or
tlort.bft!tern U n I v '-r s i t y
~ of Spl!<Ch onrl Is listerl
jn 1•WJao'1 \\1ho of Am erican
~omen " . . • An 11:30 a.m. SOCIAi Mur
. ...,;11 precede lh• ll:IO p.m. ~ncheon mCtllng .
~
Garden Club
J. Howard Aspt-r. grower of
proJ.eas, will be guest speaker
for lhe Wednesday, March 8,
melting of the South Coast
c:artlen Club, to take place at
2 p.tn. Jn the Three Arch Bay
Clubhouse.
A!iper cultivates the unusual
flowers in his fields near
Escondido and ships plants
11nd cul flo~·el'!J all over the
world .
The club started Its
be11111ificat ion of the Dana
Point Histc;irlcal m11rker dur-
ln$: cerrmontes attended by
rerirP.sentatives of the Little
~11gue Del Obispo Boys
Baseball Club.
Eb,ell Club
The otw drama &ecUon of
the Ebell Club o! Newport
Beach will meet at 10 a.m.
\Vednesday, Mardi 8, in the
clubhouse.
pointed by the governor to the
creden tials committee t o
establish edUc.!ltlon11l requisites
for the physician assistant pro-
gram. He also Is a Costa Mesa
cit.y councilman.
De mo Clu b ··
Newport Beach city council
candidates "'ill be guest.
speakers for the 8 p.m. Thurs-
day, March 9, meeting of the
Harbor Democratic Club in
the city hall's oo u n c i 1
chambers. A registrar of
voters also will ~ prtsent.
National Charity L e a I u e ,
Newport Chapter. will travel
lo South Coast Repertory
Theater for a bene fit party
Thursday,· March 9.
A social hour will follow the
8 p.m. performance of
"Mother Earth," and proc.eds
will be given t& the John
Tracy Clinic, Costa Mesa.
GOP
Joining !lanWI will theme
the aMual membership cham·
pagne reception and tea plan-
ned by the Laguna Niguel
Republican Women's Club for
S. I 3 p.m. Thursday, March I, In rn g es the home ol Mrs. Anthony B.
Paul and Estell• Elkin, folk-Colandta.
dance team known as the
Jnlunat.ionals. will perform
G™k and Israeli dances for
the Thursday. March 9, meet-
ing ·of Orange County Je"ish
SinR"les.
Girl Scouts
The 1:30 p.m. galher\ni will Nurses take place 11 -Temple Bfth Emet. Anaheim, and Include
Mort lhan t 7S HunUll(IOn
Beach Brownle. Junior and
Cadeltt Glrl Scouts will des-
cend on l!o!JI Cblca State
Beach for I cleaft.up day
Salurday, Much ll. •
mon. Jordan and Jose Trucco
of Peraamino, Ar1entin1, AFS
students at LBHS. They will
show slides and diseuss their
native countries.
Nursery School
An open hou,. ls oc:bedule<I
by the Community United
Me thodist Nursery School,
Huntington Beach !or We<I·
nesday and Thursday, March I
and 9.
Visitors will see the school
In session during the 9 to 11 : 30
a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. event.
The school is a nonprofit
school for preschool children
and is directed by Mrs. Jane
Spencer.
Euey Winners
Louis Booth. Lauren Mayer
and Glci Fri•1JOn have been
named top winners ln the con-
1erv1Uon euay contest for
Saddleback Valley oeventh and
el&hth ll'•den sponaored by
lhe lrtlne Junior Woman'a
( .
Golden Memo r,ies Untarn is hed •
Mr. and J\1rs. Laurence Peterson of Huntington Bea ch \\'ere honored by their
four sons, 1~ gra nd~h i~ren and great-grandchild at a reception marking their
golden \Vedd1ng anniversary. The couple \Yere wed Feb. 26. 1922 in North
Dakota. Peterson, born in Denmark, operated a garage before retirement.
Airline Drop-out
She 's Bullish at Work
A clumsy young bull broke
her foot. not her spirit, says
Raquel Martinez . And despite
the plaster cast that "'ill keep
her out of bullrings for three
months. she 's intent on
becoming a matador.
"An accident is a common
occurrence in bullfighting,"
said the pre tty. 23-yea r-old
blonde, whose foot was step-
ped on by the bull . "WhaJ hap-
pened to me is a test df how
much I could take."
Miss Martinez has been in
training since 1970 lo become
a profession').! matador. At the
Cortejo San Jose. in Tijuana,
she is a regular studen.t but
her first kill in a ring came in
Ensenada.
The bull is "a killer animal,
a dangerous unpredictable
animal." says Raquel.
"Once you are in the ring
with the beast, there is no wa y
of telling what It will do next.
You just have to play it by
ear.
Elders Bid
To Lunch
Thursday luncheons f o r
Harbor Area senior citizens
will be served at St. Andrew 's
Presbyterian Church, Newport
Beach on March 9 and Christ
Church by the Sea, Newport
Beach on March 16.
The meals cost 75 cents and
reservations must be made
with the host church by the
preceding Tuesday .
TranspoJ1ation is provided, il
needed.
"I have never killed another
animal. and t never will ," she
said .
Her goal was to be an
airline stewardess a f t er
graduating from Mar Vista
high .school. But a"'"Pi-opeller
fell off a plane in wh ich she
was riding, and .Miss Martinez
decided to keep her feet on the
ground and face something
she could see.
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WILLIE SHOEMAKER ON WAY TO RE CORD 555TH STAKES VICTORY •••
Wtns $217 Exacta
Shoe Can't Be Stopped:
Even When Off a Mount
·ARCADIA (APJ -Bill Shoemaker 11t
high above the Santa Anita track in the
press box as Thursday's ninth rice a:ot
under way.
. lt'a a race he couldn't win, he was told.
-"You're right," said the gray·haired 4().
ytar-old rider. Not quite ..
·The Shoe held i wlMin1 SS ticket worth
$217.50 on the \lln·place e11cta wagering
(gr the ninth race.
-The f.foot-11 mllllon1lre managed only
.a wry •mile 11 he set the ticket as ide. Ht!
showed the same coolness three races
earlier whm he rode the lon1·strlding 1-S
favorite, Royal Owl, to victory before
20,020 sun-splashed patrons in the $54.850
San J1clnto Stakes.
It was anothtr In the long list of
SboemUer rJdlng records, his S55th win-
ner in a stakes race, breaking the mark
()f Eddie Arcaro which he tied Feb. 21 .
Ahd Tbe Shoe wlll be back after No. SM
on Turklgh Trousers Saturday in the
St00.000 SAnta Margarita Handic1p.
In 1dditlon. he announced that he would
"like to win six Kentucky Derbiel!, but
that's a tough assignment." He has three,
and three more would break the record
shared by Arcaro and Bill Hartack .
Shoemaker s1ld he hopes to ride Royal
Owl, now winner of seven stralizht, ln
eicht lifetime starts. at Churchlll Downs
this May.
But he said any talk of winning the
Kentucky Derby at thls time would be "a
little premature."
Only four other 3-year~lds challenged
Royal OWi in the San J1cinto and fhe Son
of Crazy Kid carried 122 pounds over the
mile in I :35 1/S. Indian wa1111ecoiid, three.
fourths of a length behind.
Shoemaker said he spoke with Arcaro,
who is In publlc relatlons with the Dally
Rac~mg F'orm. by telephone recentl y and
"he wished me lots of luck . His words
were, 'Nlce going, old fellow .'''
It took Arcaro 31 years to ride 554
stakes winners before retiring at age 45.
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$100,000 Players: Now
There Are 20 of Them
FORT LAUDERDALE , Fla. (AP)
Hank Aaron, who recently slpld a
t200.000 contract, the most lucrative ln
baaeball history, heads a record 1972
roater of more than 20 player1 earning at
Jeaat IIllO,tltlO.
While club officials are wondering what
demanda will be made ne1t, tbe e1-
ecutlve director o,t I.he Major Leacue
Baseball Players' Association . 1ay11 that
players, -as a lot. ·are underpaid and
under the autocratic thumb of lhe
owners.
"We hear about all the high salaries
every spring,'' Marvin Miller said Thurs-
day, "but Hank Aaron probably bas been
underpaid for more than 10 years. Wilt
Chamberlaln of pro basketball's Los
-Angeles Lakers has been making that
kind of money for a decade.
"It's my general concl usion that major
league base.Pall players are not overpaid
and there ls strong evidence that they are
underpsld. The players are prisoners of
the clubs. The club pays them only what
thi club wants to· pay them ."
Players, in effect, have a lifetime con·
tract with a club unless they are traded
or released and they have no say-so as to
when. or where, they ~ill io. Their only
weapons sre averages, agents and the
ability to out~alt the owners In •i&nlng
for the season.'
The Oakland A's ace pitcher Vida Blue
currently Is holding out for $92,SOO at his
home In Mansfield . La. Owner Charles
Finley wants to sign him for $50,000.
"We can win the J)tnnant without· Vida
Blue," said Finley. "But it's going to be
an 1wfully lot easier lf we have him. But
this is not I one-man team."
Other star holdouts include outfielder
Rusty Staub of the Montreal Bi:pos who
reportedly Is 1eeking $100,000 plus other
beneflt1 for each of the next three years,
and Joe Torre of Sl Louis who made
$110,000 last year but is seeking more this
year. .
"You still have lo live within your
budget," said Cards general m1nager
Bing Devine of rocketing contracts in
general.
"There are budgets In other businesses
and it's no secret baseball is not an ex-
tremely profitable busine!s ."
Devine says he Is following the
governmen l's·5.S percent wage increase
guideline although there ha s never been
any specific ru ling to date by the Piy
Board regarding professional athletes.
Aaron 's latest pact with Atlanta, al
least a 33 percent increase ovtr Jail year,
left Boston outfielder Carl Yastrfemski
al! only the second-highest paid player.
Yastrzemski is playing in the second year
of a '500.000 ~hrff.year contract.
Behind him at 1115.tltlO Is ouUielder
Willie Mays of San Francisco 111d out-
fielder Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh
and pitcher Bob Gibson of St. Louis. both
at 1150.tltlO.
At 1140,000 are outfielder · Frank
Roblnson of Los Angeles and pitcher
Juan Marichal ol San Francisco.
"I dreamed about Mari chal'! pri de and
the strength of Sam McDowell and how
they might win 56-55 gsmes this season,"
said Giants President Horace Stoneham
after Maricha l's two-year contract was
announced .
"But then I thought o~ the $75,000 I
year we pay McDowell and of what l w111
planning to settle for with Marlchal and I
broke oat in a sweat.
"Whnt. r suddenly thought, would I
have to pay them i:iext year.
"I had dreamed us out of buslneS!.11
The ·Giants. with Mays, Marichal and
outfielder Willie McC:Ovey. at SI2S!OOO.
and the Cards, with Gibson, Torre and
outfielder Lou Brock . at $100,000 even.
lead the list with the mos t six-figure
players.
What makes 1 $100.000 player?
John Holland. vice presiden t. of the
Chicago Cubs, who have Billy Williams at
111~.ooo and Ferguson Jenkins at $125,000,
supplies these cri teria:
". . . consistency, productivity and
longevity. There's more to $100.000 than
hitting or pitching. Also Involved are
throwing, speed and superior skill ln
every other part of the game ."
Leads Doral Open
Gilbert Bounces Back
From Airplane Accident
MIAMJ (AP J -"I'm jUJt going to go
for broke ."
Gibby Gilbe rt was talking about his
game plan for today 's second round in
the 1150,000 Doral-Eastern Open golf
tournament, an event th11t hes been a
keystone to two comebacks by the resi-
dent of nearby Hollywood, Fla.
''You can't do anylhing playing
defensively out here," the stocky, sturdy
guy said.
"You've got to go for it. I'll try to
make as many birdies as l can."
tomorrow." Gary Player of South Africa
matched par ~ Tony Jacklin of En1land
had a 74 . Palmer snd Bill Casper are not
competing. ·
Gilbert, th ough not widely known lo the
public, h11s bee n a solid performer s.ince
he mnde his first comeback at this Bl ue
Monster course in thi s tournament in
1!70.
He"d quit the tour In dis,R;ust over his
poor play the year before but decided to
give it one more try here. He won $1 ,800
with a seventh pla ce fin ish and used it as
a springboard to a $65,000 season that in-
cluded a triumph in the Houston-Cham.
plons International. And he won some
$&2,000 last season . Just another victory, It seemed from
tat king with Shoemaktr, who his been
ridin& for 22 ye1rs. He said he'll continue
riding "fro.m day to day" as long 1s he
enjoy& It -four or five more years "If I
can .''
"I've had a big edge over Eddie
becau1e there are more stakes now than
when ht started rid in&," Shoemaker said.
"I enjoyed bre~king it and I'm sure Ed-
ate was rootin& for me."~ • , , THEN TAKES TIME OUT FOR AUTOGRAPHING.
Gilbert. bouncing back after being in·
jured in an airplane accident earlier this
year. cu l through gus ty y;•inds with a
four-under-par 68 Thursda y for the first-
rou nd lead .
It marked "the lirst time I've played
decent this year, really the first time I've
played good since l111t June," he said.
Now he's on still another comeback,
this time from injuries suffe~d in an
airplane accident January. Then he was
en route lo Los Angeles and the first
tournament of the season. Shoemaker. after jumping Royal Owl ln
the winner's circle, said, "Well , that wu
fun:•
He rode a winner for the 6.298th time,
stretching the record he broke in 1970
'vith No. 6,033 at Del Mar . His reaction to
breaking that record, held by John
Longden, wls echoed Thursday. ·
"It's a nice record to have . Records
are fine. It doesn't bother me that
much." •
He said he'd not be bothered if anyone
broke his record.
"lf and when they do it will be good.
I'll be the first guy to congratulate
thi!ro," he said.
However, he 1aid the stakes record
means more becau1e "there's more im-
portance to stake races. It's an up kind of
thing."
Shoemaker I! pointing toward the
eport's mo1t prestigious events as his
next goal -winning at least 100 ra ces
worth $100.000. He has the record of 91.
Pasarell Ends
Laver's Streak
HOLLYWOOD. fla . (AP) -Puerto
Rico 's 10th seeded Charle.Ii Pasarell
dow:ned top-seeded Rod Liver, &-3, 3-ti, 7-
6. in the SS0,000 Sagi Bay Tennis Classic
Thursday and ended the Australian's 15-
match winning ~k.
Some 2.000 fans watched Laver's streak
come to an end In the second round of the
tournament at Hollywood 's David Park.
Australian Ken Rosewall, No. 2 setd,
beat Frank Froehllng of the United
States S-1 . 6-2, wh ile Another Au str1li1n .
eighth seeded John Newcombe, was upset
M, 6--0 by !small El-Shafei of Egypt .
Roger T1ylor of England knocked off
Bob Lutz of the United States, 6-2. 6-2.
w)llle a match between Americans M1rk dOs: and Marty Riessen encied with
Riii Sen the victor. 6-3, 3-6. 5-2.
Sports in Brief -Bruins Tesl · -Cal
UCLA 's Bruins will win lhe P1clf ic-8
basketball championship for the sixth
11t.Jaigh t tlme this weekend.
They'll do lt even though they aren't
-plafing·at home.
Tonla:ht they should beat California at
Berkeley Jnd on Saturday night thay
should be1t Stanford at Stanford.
In lhe other games this weekend,
Southern California pl1 y11 at Stanford
tonight and 1t California on S!_turda y,
Washinfton Is at Oregon tonlfht and
Oregon State on Saturday, and
W1shinJton State 1t Oregon State tonlaht
and at Orea:on on Saturday afternoon in
the regionally televised game.
* CHICAGO -Muhmmild Ali Is under
orders to tell lt ta a judce why he h1sn't
posled $4400 with a Chicago b1nk to
g u a rant e e continuing SI.~i-month
alimony payments to his former wife.
the former heavyweight cha.mpion's
lawyer. Chauncey Eskrldge, said Thurs-
day it's because Ali OOesn 't have the
ready cRsh. Eskrldie added, "We'll put
the $4400 back as soon as we get lt."
AH .. who EskridJe said Is tra ining tn
Mirmi for a fight in J•pan, could not be
reached for comment.
* ARCADIA -Jockey John Selle.rs was
llned $100 Thursday by the same Santa
Anita stewards he crltlclted Wednesday
as be ing "Inconsistent, bi1sed and tn-
compettnt. ''
Tb~ stewards. m levying lhe line. did
not re:1pond to Sellers' remarks. They
said the fine WIS for failing to report for
the ninth race and for leaving the
jockeys' room without permission.
Sellers. who came to the press box at
Santa Anita after Wednesday's eighth
race and complain.ed of stewards' ac-
tion!, called the fine "definitely not
justified" and said he would appeal .
* Memphis Sta.te blistered highly touted
Lou1Jyille, 80-65, Thursday night to tie the
latter for lhe Mis1ouri Valley Conference
lead ln basketball ,
* In Thursday night National Hockey
Le1iue action Tbursday; Boston 7, Van-
couver 3: New York 4, Buffalo 3;
Pittsburgh 7. Detroit 4; Philadelphia 3,
MlMesota O.
* MIAMJ, Fla. -Roy took seven of his
elght match games Thursday nigbt and
shot past five othell bowlers into the lead
as semi-finals play began in the $75,000
Ebonite Open bowling tournament.
The 23-year~ld righthander, si xth when
the 18-game qualifie r came to an end
earlier in the day. Shot down l&Miiins In
his eitht, game s, averaglng over 233. He
turned In games ol 225. 117, 215, m: 279,
213. US and 2'5, lo&iDJ only his second Wt
of tl!t evemng to Barry AJher or Costa
See lbwtaa1 p, .. 17
Bullets Coach
Fined $2,000
For Ripping Ref
NEW YORK (AP ) -Baltimore
Bullets' coach Gene Shue has until Marth
IS to pay a $2,000 ·fine for blasting Na-
tional Basketball Association referees.
"The stateinents he made to the pres.s
go far beyond the emoUonal outburst of a
coach following a defeat," NBA com-
mlssioner Walter Kennedy said Thursday
in announcing the fine.
Kennedy said that he contacted Shue by
telephone early Thursday "and he con-
finned all of the 1tatemenls attributed to
him . • . and that he fully expected a
substantial fine."
The fine was for a blast Sht,1e leveled
sgainst officials following the Bulleta'
118-117 overtime loss to lhe Seattle
SuperSonics last Tuesday night:-'
Shue had sai d after that game : "I'm
not going to sit back and let referees
destroy my life and my team. They ex-
pect coaches to just sit on the bench and
be placid -to accept incompetence. I
can't accept incompetence.··
Kennedy said that Shue "made it clear
to the media representatives that he was
sane and relaxed ... to indicate that lie
was not making an emotional outburst."
The commlSsloner said that statements
suggesting referees "do not give Central
Dlvi1 \on teams the same type of of-
flcaUng they do In Lo• Angeles and
Milwaukee questions the Integrity of
every ofllcial in the NBA."
Shue was un&val11ble for comment. but
an official of pie Baltimore team said
th1l "1 hope Gene's outburst does have
oome pOat~ve potonttal"
Lakers Collide With At'lanta:
-JllfG~W/JOD CAP) -The Los Angeles
Llllirs, ltUl 1hooting for 1 National
Bllbtball Aaoclation record for vic-
torii1 in I sut0n, begin their lon1eat
hlieM llllld 61 Ille y .. r tonight agawt
· 1111 Alllnta Ha .. u .
1lle LU.-1 IN l'IC6vtring from what
«*b Bill Shorm1n called ".the m01t =.. In ol 1111 •oon," a IfJ9.JOI
over Milwaukee I n
~·llht.
11111--• all..-Loa An1e1 ..
fended off Tepeated New York rallies for
• 114-lll victory, and another two nl1hu
back the Lakert had had to go lnlo
overUme to top ChtcalO 123·118.
The hlirbrtadth win.11ve th• Lakers a
SS.II record with 13 games to 10 and 1
IOlld four-pme lead over M11w1ukte In
the race for Ute NBA '1 belt record incl
the home-court advantage In the ptayolfa.
Loa Anleles mUJt wln II ol the 13 re-
m1itlin1 11me1 to b1'ak the r«ord ol Ill
vlctorleJ 1n I Rison 'iii by Wilt
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67.
To do It they'll probably have to oweep
the flv•1·am1 home stand that besins
with the Hawb tontaht and conUnue1
with the Balt\mort. BU!lels Sundff. the
Phil1delphl1 'llers -,..esdly, th e
Cleveland Cavelters a week from tont1ht
.•nd the lulfato Bravea the followtn1 Sun· day. .
The reat of the scM<!Ule inclucloo tough
pmes llllnal CbiCllO. Maw1ukee,
Pboenl1 -the only teJm to but the
I
t.ake:rs twice this season -and the two
team.o battlln& for the aecond-pl1ce
playoff berth behind Lcis An1•les iJI the
P1ctftc Dlvlaion, Golden Stale and Seat-
tle. I
The H a w k 11 , who have virtually
wrapped up a playoff ajlot tn the W1!1k
Centr1I Division, have I01t 111 four 1amu
against the Lakera this year, Jncludln1 1
104·95 defeat here Dec. 12 that gave Loa Anl•I•• an NBA record of 21 straight vi<>
torles. The Laker• stretched the mark fl>
• S3 In 1 row before losinJ.
Gilbert, a consistent money-winner for
two seasons, held a one stroke lead over
Super Mex Lee Trevino, veteran Bob
Rosburg , Dick Lotz, Butch Baird and Jim
Col he rt.
Masters. champion Charles Coody and
Paul Hamey, the grey-haired club pro
who won the Andy Williams-San Diego
Open, headed a large gmup at 70.
Jack Nlckl1us, who needs a victory in
this one to go past Arnold Palmer on the
all-time money list, was three strokes off
the p1ce but promised "it'll be better
He got bounced around when his jumbo
jet hit some severe turbulence , suffering
severely bruised ribs, an arm injury and
acquiring s blood clot on lhe left
shoulder. About two dozen other
passengers also were injured .
Hampered by the injuries -"It hurt
every time I made a sw~g."' he said -
he h118 been 11ble lo finish only one
tournament this sea son and won just
1887.50.
"I'm okay now, but it was pretty bad
there for a while," he said.
Record Ontario Run
Clock F ail,s to Functwn
/lutFoyt Wins500Pole
ONTARIO (AP) -"Son of a KUR." said
A. J . Foyt. "that bad to be tl!t wont day
of quaJilying for a r11ce I've hsd in 1 Jong
time ."
The handsome Texan was speaking
Thursday of two separate runs ht made
to win the pole pasitlon for Sunday's
1210,000 Miller Hich Life 500, richest of
the year's Grand National stock car
races.
Foyt, 37, fresh from a SOO·mile victo ry
in the prestigloue ~D11ytona 500 Feb. 20,
was the first driver on the line for 11
qualifying effort when inJUaJ time trials
opened to &elect the first 20 can for the
51-cll lineup.
He flashed around the 1.>mlle Ontario
Motor Speedway twice -at a 1pted he
. said "surprised even me" -only lo be:
told when he llnished his run that the
timing cloc k h11d f1111led to function .
Twenty minutes later, Foyt and his
Wood Brothel'$ Mercury wtre given
another chance. Auto raclnc's all-time
money and evtnta wiMer went out and
recorded a top lap of 153.217 miles per
hour, 1ood enough to win the import1nt
pole pooltlon -and , tnctdentally, good
enou&h to knock down ht• old Ontario
stock car qualllylng mark of 1&1.711 mph
set last ytar.
"I know I was fa ster on the two laps
they didn't time me on," Foyt 11Id d ..
'jectl!dly. "When you 're quatHytng, you IO
all out, you art ch•r1ed. up, and )"OU
really let the car hang out.
"Then you're told that the dinky little
clock didn't work and you hove to do It
over agaln. l couldn't believe It."
Foyt'1 cr1w, lncludina brolhtr1 Glen
•nd U!oo1rd Wood, toolt the m1roon IOd
white mercury to a side rood and sprayld
It with a h0&e to cool the tires belore
sending their driver out araln.
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Smith Advances
In Net Tourney
HAMPTON, Va. -Four favored
perfonnua .. hsve mnved Into Stturdly'a
semi-finals In Lhe 69th annual U.S. na-
tion1l mdoor teMIS championships.
Sts.n Smith will play Andres Glmeno of
Spain, ranked 1econd In the fore tan con.
Uogent, and d!Iendl111t champion lilt
Nastase of Romania, the No. 1 foretrn
seed. wlll play Ihe aecond -ronked Cllfl
Richey.
Only Smith •as forced to gd an utra
aet In the quarter·flntls Thuraday nl&bt.
After droppmg the .llrat oet, he ralIJeil to
oUJt Jua n Glsbert of Spoln, H. 1-~ 1-1.
Nostaoe baued a 1-1, f-3 triumph over
Ian crookendon.
Otller 1cUoo uw Richey turn back Goorae Govan of Yranco. 7-S. ~. and
Gimeno daleot Jim CCrutcrt, f-3, 74.
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LAKE OSWEGO, Ore. (A P) -The
Pacific-8 swimming and diving cham·
pionsbi ps resumed today after an opening
R!!lion in wh ich Southern California's
Frank Heck! snapped his own conference
record in the 20().yard individual med1ey.
Hfekl set the conference mark of one
~e. 56.03 seconds in winning the
·fl\'ei1t last year. This time he turned in a
1 :SS.98 clocking. Ri ck Colella of
Washington fin ished seeond In 1:56.24.
ffle?iind Heckl 's performance, USC shot i~ lhe first day lead with 133 points,
with defending champion UCLA next with
11~. ~tanford was lhird at 76, followed by
OJ'el}n 71, Wash ington 62. California 55,
hf: th ree-day meet had six events
scheduled to begin this afternoon with the
finals in the evening. These included the
400-yard individual medley, 200-yard
rreeslyle, 200.yard butterny. 100-yard
b(ckstroke, 100-yard breaststroke and
800-yard freestyle relay .
The final session Saturday will cover
&even events.
Steve Gent er of UCLA, who set a con-
fer~nce ·record in the 500-yard free style
last )'tar, fini&hed third in the event
'Mlursda;v . Southern Cal's Tom McBreen
won tn 4:36.19.
Oregon picked up ~ of the six places
in the on~meter diviilg event. includln!t'.
the winner, Mike Dirksen. He collected
477.90. points
Ba rry Townsend of UC LA won the SQ...
yard freestyle in 2l.72 secondi;, while use
captured the No. t spot with a clocki ng or
3:29.39 in the 400-yard medley relay.
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UOP Swimmers
Top Long Beach
LONG BEACH (AP) -University of
lht· Pacific swimmers placed fi rst and
second in two e\·ents Thursda y night as
lht Tigers took A 34-point lead over
defending champ ion Ct11l State (Long
Bea.ch) after the first day of the Pacific
Coast Athlttic Association swimming
championsh ips.
UPP's Rick Hendric ks won the 500-yard
freestyle. in four minutes. 44.59 seconds,
with teammate Steve Lewiii second. Jn
the 200 Individual medley, Bob Lewis of
Pacific won in 2:00.08, juiit .12 of a se-
cond ahead of teammate Bob Silsbe.
Long beach gol first places from Luis
Ayesa in the 50-y11;rd free style. at 21.58,
and Andre de Ritter in the one.meter div·
Ing with 420 points . UC.S1nta Barb&ra
won the 400·yard medley relay in 3:3.1.21.
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Cll llM OIW'f .. lie! Sl•H WESTWOOD -Fa miliari ty will be a
byword tonight when Marina's Vikings
and the La! Alamitos Griffins go at each
other . in the CIF AAAA basketball
quarterfinals at UCLA's Pauley P.avillon.
Opening tipoff is scheduled for 7:30
"'ith the contest preceding the second
ha lf of a AAAA quarters doubleheader
which also includes Huntington Beach
aga inst La HAbra at 9. ,
Coach Jim Stephens' Vikes (26-5) and
the Griffins !24-4) of first-year head man
Wendell Wilt are familiar oppanents.
The two sq uads, met early last
December and Marina prevailed, 58-53.
But Los AI came· back to avenge that
defeat with a 66-64 win over the Yikes
later that month in the Marina·
\\lestminster tourna ment finals .
So, tonight's matchup is actually the
rubber ma tch in the series.
The similarities are not so stri king
once one delves further into the situation.
f irst off. the Vikings boast a he ight ad·
\'ant.age, provided 6-7 senior center Dean
Bogdan is suited up.
Bogdan, the Sunset League pl ayer or
the year, came down with .strep throat
earlier this week and Stephens won't
know unlil just before game time if he 'II
be ready to go.
But the Vike mentor adds, "if Dean is
able to su it up, he'll start.·•
Otherwise, the Yikes wlll go with 6-4
junior Mark Ford in Bogdan's customary
low post slot while the rest of the ten·
tative starting array will include 6-1
i;enior Bruce Miller and 6-5 freshman
Bob Losner at forwards and 6-4 Mark
Adams and 6-0 Roger Speaks in the
backcou rt.
Wit h Bogdan in the lineup, the Vikings
ha ve been more of a ball control team
with a. strong emphasis on rebounding.
Without him , Stephens figures his
squad ma y run some, althou1h not
enough to tum the tempo into the
breakneck pa ce which the shorter GrU·
fins are Accustomed to.
On the Los Al side of the fence,
meanwhile, the Griffins will try to e.xploit
their fast break and pressure tactics any
time they get the opportunity to do so.
Senior Rick Quinn, a 6-4 operative who
has been the Irvine League's player of
th e year the las t two seasons in leading
his team to outright possession of the
circuit championship in 1971 and a tie for
the loop title with Corona de! Mar this
year, is Los Al's big hope.
Quin n usually gets around 18 points a
game and generally negates any height
disadvantage he ma y have with ag-
gressive rebounding and steady defensive
work.
He 's flanked on one Aide by 6-1 Fritz
Miller, a deadeye from either comer who
ha~ scored at a 16.8-point.J..per-game rate.
Jim Hamilton , at 6-2, mans the other
frontline spot and he's been a consistent
performer in J iving Quinn board support.
Ex· Viking Shining
Nine Area Prep Teams
On Display Next Week
·:A pair of baseball tournamen ts in-
vritvlng Oranae Coast area teams aet uiytter way next week and it involves nine ma contingents.
in,e Huntington Beach double 'elimlna·
tiOn 1 setup starb Monda y with four
~ slated at Huntin&tbn Beach.
!Arina, Westmin1ter and Fountain
Valley.
,~ction is at 3: 15 ln each case and Mon-
day'• menu ha s Edilon at HunlingUln, _ ......... __ ___
ROGER
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WbtmlnJltr at P1clflca. Fountain Valley
a1:1161u Grande and Foothill at Marina.'
It-wraps up Saturday' all ..
It's a chance for buff a to see some good
baA!>all. Jlt(encllng ch1mplon Fountain
V11ley'1 biggest roadblocks appear to be
lllarln• and Bql11 Grande .
Another tow-ney that may outdraw the
former la the Newport-Mesa Dfatrlct
toitmament which involves Corona del
Mar, Costa Mesa , Estanci1 and Newport
Harbor at Costa Mesa Park.
Thuraday It'll lie Jllese and Estancia
tanaUng at 7 o'clock and Newport and
Cdlll try It Frld1y et the 11me time.
Tilt title game la alate:d for Saturd1y et
I P·fl· lollowln1 1 5:30 consolation i.st.
El·llllriN HIP ..... u .. llob 111111 Is
mUlq: I 11ame for him1elf t a
-....,. CoalOftllCt werfare.
'
The ex-VUdns Is the. conference cbam.
pion for Aab11m In his welsll t divisio n
(1,5) and w11 1w1rded outstandlns
wrestler-Of year laurels 1fter 11lning the
only pin In the ftn1l1. Re 's a sophomore.
His record •l Mll'lna In tlls senior year
w1s it.t before mononucleosis eut short--
his prep career prior to the CJF ellmina·
tlons.
Look for Tustin basketball coach
George Trotter to ca 11 it quiti; after next
year. His son. Jack, will have finished hii
senior Year and it · will mark Trotter's
18th campaign at Tustin.
Junior Varsity coach Gary Larson ap-
pears to be the Joaical successor. ' Newport Rarbor11 all-tverytbln1 ttekle
TerTJ Albrlttol wit named &o GIUette's
R.lsht.-<iaanl team. Be's the only Callfflr-
al1n 11med to the 1even·man first tum.
Mlssk>n Viejo High's football show
figures to be enhanced-In the fall with the
addition of transfer Bill Henry.
Henry, a senior in the rail , Is a 6-2. n..
pound fullMck candidate from Bullhead
City, Ariz.
Edl111t1 HJ1h buktlbtll ct1ach Dive
. Mobs flpra to have 1 foar-year .. 11 tu•
dldtk for the vanity out season.
Re'I Mark Welfare -and yoa pe11ed
U -\IU f-llltlW17 bmud by 1'1es:
day, Feb. a. • Minion Viejo Hlah'• 1 n p homo re
basketball tum terned the ()eolvlew
L<ague title the herd way on the 1111 day
of the w .. n.
Cooch Joe Reid 's D11blos won an ta.t7
decision on Marlo O'Brltn'1 llHooter with
two seconds ldl. Tbe halftime -• 'fl!
1-1, lll~slon Viejo. •
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Goes ·After Griffins
Challenge La
DAILY PILOT .. 11111 DV llllcllt rd Kffhl1r
JIM WORTHY (50) MA KES HUNTINGTON 'S ATTACK CLICK.
MARINA D&F ENDERS FIGHT LOS ALAMITOS TON IGHT AT 7:30.
Habra
Huntington
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\\1l-:STWOOD -Huntington Beach
High's Oilers lake a 11hot at Or11n11:e Coun•
ly basketball ch11mpion l.li Habr11 tonl&ht
al UCLA's Pauley P1t villon 115 1,he CTF
AAAA playoffs get down to thf' nllty·grit·
I)'.
It 'Rels under wa y 111 9, fnllowing the
7:30 struggle between Marina 11nd Lo.!1
Alamltoi; with tonight'.~ winner!! ad·
VAnclnJl to Wednesc1ay's !lemlfinal!ll al the
Sport.!! Aren11 ltl f11r e the \lictors of Sltur·
day nig ht's quarterfinAls clouhle bill nt
UCLA.
Huntington Be11ch ha.s betn the up.."tart
entry in the playoffs. Thi': Sunset l...eAgue
runnersup are the only non-ch11mpinn left
in the ell min•tion11 after knoc:kinK off Blly
League titl ist North Torrance And Chan-
nel League champ San M11rcns.
The Oilers Rre unques!lnnably f11cinl(
their stiffest lellt in the playorfii 11s La
Hllbra , champion of the f reeway Le11aue,
owns A 25-t r~or<l, ht-ighl , bench
1trength And outside shooting.
lf coach Tex Wallis ' Hlghl1ndtrs ha ve
a weakness, it has not been shown. They
ha ve the tallest center in CIF circles -1·
O Steve Manker.
Supporting him in rtbounding is his
brother Bob , a 6-5 forward and thP sec-
ond part of the CIRn 'll 1·2·:'1 scori ng
punch . Th.e giant pivnlmAn 11nd gu1rrt
Paul Hill are the olhcr two-thirds of the
orfeni;e. The three comhined 11re aver11;g-
• ini;: 4R poi nts per J1;11me .
Huntington Beach is al il!! u~u11l hr.ight
disadva ntage with 6-31,ia Steve Brooks, 11
returning All.CIF performer !he lAlle~t
Oller expected to see 11ctio n.
Coach Elmer Combi;' Oilers h11 ve
basically been an iron m11n te11m thi!I
year with Brooks, Seo!! Whil.flelrl, Brett
White, Tom Crunk and J lm Wort hy
hand ling playing rluties.
The Oilers have been inconsisten t
despite their f\osi;y 2.1·4 rtcord this ye11r,
They whipped Santa An11 by 311 Anrl turn-
ed around to Jose by one to the same
team.
They at Umc!ll 11llowed fla 11hts or
greatness. On other occasions lhey lnok.ed
mediocre.
Mo.."ll recently they ha ve been a sec.onrl
--.half team after uninspiring efforts the
firl!l two quarleni. And Combs it at a loss
to explain why It'll: been that w1 y.
Looking ahead lo tonight's 1howdown ,
he discounts La Habra's 7.{) center AS
being any more of 11 threat than the 8-9
people Huntington has gone up against
th is year.
"After they gr.t to be 8·9, what's the
difference,'' he SAys.
La Habra and Huntlngtrin mel Jn a pre--
11eison scrimmage and Combs feela It
was 11bout a st.andoff.
CIF Pla yoff
Menu Gi l·en
Seven Orange County basketball tea,rns
are among the survivors for the CIF
AAAA quarterfinals and the semifinals in
the lower divisions tonight and Saturday.
In the AAAA quarter1 at UCLA '1
Pauley Pa vilion 'tonight, it's an all-county
slate as Marina 's Viking!! tangle with thei
Los Alamitos Griffi nl! in a 7::t!I contest
While Huntington Beach and t..a Habra
are 1lated to battle It out in the I o'clock
nii;:htcap.
Then, Saturda y night at Pauley, the 7
o'clock Verbum Dei-Momlngslde AAAA
quarters clA11h precedes A 9 o'clock CtJn·
frontlUon f~turing PAsadtna a1aln1t
Blair.
AAA semifin11l hostilities are divided
between ton ight's (8) Katella·CAmarlllo
game at Santa Ana Co lleae and
Saturday's televised cl1sh 1t noon at
Fullerton Junk>r C'.ollege between El
Modena and Covina.
El Dorado carries the county banner In
an AA 11emis meeting with MlraJe~te at
FJC at 8 tonl1ht while Murphy 11nd LI
canada battle in the other AA semi at
Glendo ra High with the u~e starting
time.
The claM A semifinals, both al 8
tonight, find 29 P11ms dueUng Valley
Chrtstlan at La Mirlda's Blola Colle1e
and LA Baptist taklna on Whittler Chri ..
tlan at 1Uo Hondo College,
Anteater s'
Cage Rival
Likes to Run
By HOWARD L. RANDY
Of ... OlltY PllM ltt"
'Rocky Mountain humor spews from the
countenance of coach Harry Simmons
when he talks of his Southern Colorado
Statt College b1sketbAll If.am which
squares nfr Against UC lrvlnt 11 week.
from toaighl in the NCAA coll eg e dlvl1\on
v.•tstem rt11inn11ls In Pueblo, Colo.
•·wen . I'll tell you," he begins with a
rlr11wt. ''we h11vt a prett)' rf'pre.o;ent1tlve
le•m. It i~n·t too large bul it hlilS a little
speed. And we try hard !Ind that makes
up fnr a lot of ft1u1t1, too.
"On paper. wr probabl y 111\nuldn 't be
competing with 11ny or thes@ te1m~ but If
tverythin~ 11oes just right. we will have a
chanct.
"Rut there 11re some nig hts when t
want to crawl in the bench and disap-
pear.''
WhAt 11;bout the current Indian squad:'
Doe.~ it like to run".'
"Anybody that will run wilh us, we
welrome. But a lot of thn."le people don't
w11nt to run 11nd then we jl'.et Into trouble.
But we ha ve trouble wilh them 111. I
ha ven't found anybody wlwl w1nls to 1ivt
1nylhlng away yet.
"lrvint i~ probably a little bigger than
we 11rt hut our kids 11re f11lrly 11uick. Thia
boy C11I Tatum ls 1 reAI a;ond kid. He hal
been all·regional and all-eonferenct lot
three ye11rt."
Tstum is the scoring leader .for tht 111·
di11ns with 11 16.8 average. A 8-2 guard , he
team s with Bill Bekeia. another A-2
!llenior ba ck('()urt m11n with a 15.$
1ver11ge. .
T11tum . a !!Cnior' is in his rourth ye•r of
v11rsity compe tition end ls ~nne of the few
Indlan!I to !!l11;rt 11!11 1 frt.shm11n.
D11nny En11l11nd . 11 8-7 crnt er. I!! the
tallest or the st11rters 11nd ts 11 ver1rtn1
12.8 points A gitme . Steve Kidd (g..4, II.II ·
and Jim _Von Loh (6-3, 9.5\ are the
starting forwards . ~ __ ) · ·
Kidd And Engl and joined Tatumi!tl the
All·Rock.v Mou ntain Athletic C.Onft.rr.nct
(r l11ins Div\11lon ) flriit team thi!! week.
F'lrst line. rtllerve~ include PauJ
Peterson t6-7, $.9) and Charllt -COx t8-1,
5.0t. a p11lr of promisi ng 1nphomores. .
In 11n11Jy,.lng hi!! team 1 step f1rthet1:,
Simmon5 adds :
"We've got to de~nd oh quickness. Al
for our defente, we uu both the zone •ad
11 man-to-man, dependln1 On the Ir.Ind i#"
trouble we get lnlo. · ~
"Rut wr. have to m11ke up our mind and·
.st11y with one or the other. We were dotnc ..
1 111ood job with the r..one t.nnt aaalnst the·
Air Force an d switched. That wasn 't too
!!mart because we. lo11t the game ,'' he
recalls .
The tournament will be played in 11 new
gymnas ium that aeals in excess of 5,000.-
Seattle-Paciflc (16-10 and a team Uct.
defeated 81-651 replaced the F11r Western
Conference entry in the regklnal toum ..
menl Thursday. San fr1nc\sco Stale and·
Sacramento State were both removed
from contention for using lnell1lbl1
players durlnc the 11eason. • ·
On optning night, Seattl .. Pacillc wll~
meet UC Riverside at 7 and UCl play1
the host school, Southern Coloredo, 11 I
with 1 packed houae expected.
ICllJTMllM COLOl .ADCI (11 .. I •4 We1lt•n ,,.,. 7' n '!· MW• •••te 1J. t1 Adtm1 11111 14 n NeHf'I Ceitr•eo :n
U Nllrth 1.rltDnl M 17 Di n-..
,, (111 Ntw MIX!« "' ts 1(1 TucNr• ..,,
•1 Sitt!• '' 6lt 11 ICI ,l!lebur1 fJ u N&l'ltl A•I-M n Al• l'orc• M '°" 'Nt11trn llltt ,. ,, "'· HI.,, Sllll J1.
,. '""'· Ml<lllttft ,, IG l!t•l H~ M•xlm • 101 ICS 'fe1cll~r1· " •7 Wl"1oburf\ 71 ".
.. Kl r 1111bur1 • 11 II N1b<Omllf'l1 ..,
" A(r 'lf'CI ' M ,. N•lll c:oi.rMo ...
t l W111'111uno 1' 1' A.dlrlll $1111 M
11 N-.Or11.ri1 II '
Ga els Cancel
Final Two Games~
MORAGA. Calif. -St. Mory'a Coll•1•'.
canceled Ill two remalnln1 ba1ketball
g1fne1 nf Ute 1e1son Thursday "r•ther
thtn rh1k a po11\ble dl1turbance" on the _
troubled ca mpus. a spokesman 11id. '
Hee Hancock, the 1chool'1 publlcl~t. an.~.
ocunced the decision that came out of a :
meeting of 1dmlnlstrt1tlve, faculty and
athlttlc de partment representatives. ·
The (iael1, •15, were 1cheduled to play
Pepperdlne here 'Mlursd1y night and
Loyol111 S1turday night In West cout ·
Athletic C.Onference games. ,
F\Ye bl1ck pl1yer1 on the te.am quit at •
h1lftlmt of last Saturd1y nl1ht'1 a:1mt ·
with Stnl.A C11r1. startlna 11 protett ~
movement that 11pread on campui this. ·
week. Black 1tudent1 and others are pro-
teating 1everal plitnned econnmJ movu
by St. Mary's, lncludln1 a reducUon of
the faculty siu.
Russians Down U.S. Hockey Team
Coatiaaed )"rom P11e 15
Me11 by a llZ.117 C0\1111.
Aah<r la lh~d In the alandlngs.
* PLA'ITSBURGH, N.Y. -Tbe U.S.
hockey team held the Russ ians even in
the first and third periods, but withered
under a disastrous second to go down to
Its fourth stralgh4 dele1t al lhe honds or
the powerful and unde.£taled Soviet Union
squad , w.
Tbe Americana played qgre11ively
ag&inat the Ru11ians, who had beaten
them t-0 In the first encounter bttweil'I
the. two teams at the World University
Games., but were hurt by penalties In lfte.
HCOnd period when they were out·sCtired
&-1 . •
* . ORLANDO, Fla . -Bert Blyleven
strUck out two. 1•ve up only one hit end
l11ued no walk• Thur1d1y 11 a team
mw1ed liy Rick Renick edged Charlie
Manuel 's squad W In the aecond ln-
tra1qued 11m1 of the MIMtsota Twin•'
spring tr•lntn1.
* HAMBURG, Germ1n1 -Au1tr11n Kiri
Schranz, b1rrld from the retent Winter
O\ymplCI II So pporo. Japan, finally has I
gold meda l -1 gut from 1 former Olym·
pie ch1mplon.
The donor 11 Heidi Blebl, Weal Germen
winner O( the ledlH' downhill rlCI In the •
'
10!0 G1mH 1l Squaw V11l1y. The I I•
ytar~ld Germu (irl ,.orked 11 ~
tel1vt1kn\ report.tr at Sapporo. .~
* INZELL. Germony -Ard S<:henk. tho
Dutchman who won three 1peed 1k1t1111
10\d meda ls In !ht Winter Olymplco et
Sapporo. 1hattertd his own worJd 'rtcQrd
over ti.OM meters TllW'lday wtth a tlm1
or 4:08.3 minutes.
The l1nky blond \el the previous ._a
ol 4:12.1 lut yeer ill Davos, S•l!Jtfllnd.
)
. ·~ .. •
DAILY flJLOT
WHAT'I IN .. -
OUTDOORl't
FrtcU.y, Marth J, 1~72
Pliitln& alolis Ult Colorado River: Ilk .. la on the up1wlo1 • his lrou~ lar1•moulli bo11 and itrti>tra are belqJiooked and
lt.Qded Jn good nurn.bera. Warming surface water temperature
ha1 been TftPonltble for the sudden Increase Jn actJvlty accord-
ln1 to landing oporiitora.
i Lakes Mohave, H1v111u, Mead and the Imperial Dam area fl. the IOwer river are tood beta tor weekend a111ler1. Large-
~th b1111 to 111 pounds are being taken by angler1 working
ipt w1t.ttdogs In JO to 15 teet of water. while trou~and 1triper1
are 1 htttJng trolled Flahback1 and other deep running plug1 in
othtt part of the laka1.
1 Lake Hav111U llllt 11J 1pecie1 of Ii.ah in the lake u actil/e,
with Jarcemou~ ·and 1triper1 lea din a the way. A good nm of
medium 1lzed cripple ha1 already begun, with the large
"blac:ki"" to lollow.
~ A flatiinr oddity deveJOped 11 Oave Sawyer of Havasu
Sprinp, whllt trollln& for bass. hooked 1 17-pound channel cat-
IJlh on a 'ntln Fin Jure in the Bill William arm.
l Mohave bau are deep. 11 moat or the experienced anglers llit finding 1ood movement. of bucketmouths in about 2S feet 4 water. "nie Willow Beach are1 Is continuing to produce some
qtce •catdtel of la,r1e rainbow trout reports Butch Webb of this
rrort.
Ba•• l'ulll•g Top• Area Action • ,.
~ Bau thffnnen at'fl · 1eUln1 u e1rly 1ea10a crick 1t b111
It. S.W.IMI 1akt&. Nice · lhnlt.s of tltt 1ame fl1Juer1 ire bela1
....... ~y •llJitr• fl1lllla1 In about Jt fett of water. Beat e11tlcer1
IN f'lbl»er wtrm1, Wadhead JI«•· ind 1eml-deep ranalna. plu11. 1ie hln ht '"°'' like• .. ave nnw mtved out of deep water and
1ft .. fl reedtnl lprte prior to IOIDf Oft the lplWlinl beds
liter *''' moath .
Swim .Meet
Dominated
By Sailors
Newport Harbor H I g h • 1
SaUor1 walloped v I 1 I t J n g
Rancho Alamitos In non-Jtague
swimming, U.30, Thursday
afternoon .
Coach Bill Jewell's '1'ilrt
breezed behind the twin wlna
of Kevin A1he and sophomore
Tim 1ttgan.
Ashf: sped to a 1:6&.7 ind a
4: 10.1 In tht 200 and 400
freesty les whUe Re1an 1ptd to
winning limes In the 200. in-
dividual medley (2: 13.t J and
100 bockstn>ke 11 :02.5).
Newport won every v1rsity
event except diving.
Vo\aSI TY
N"'""" l•JI Ufl ••· Al•~• * MMllJ ll:tl•v -I, Newwt.
Tl.,.,t: ''"·'· llO l'rH· -l, Alllt IJrrl l 1, Gl11ler flO 1 OIMlll !ll:l. Timi: l:J.i.1.
20CI llld. MedllY -I. •H•n (Jrrll t.
Wiie.Oii !•I I. Oulnt1 IJrrll. Tlnw: t :U,t . JO l'rt• -l. Quinn {Jrrl} t . Vllllnt (N)
3.Mcll!"lrttt. !It). Tl.,.,., )4.t •
DIYI"' -1. H1nl1on !It! 2.
l(ov~l1N;o CH) l. MuUl1 !Jrrll, PolnH
44,05. .
100 il'lv -I. W11! lJrrll t. ·MtElr1rt1
I•~:. Mc!lrtlh 111:1. T1m1r ff.1 .
100 '"'" -1. Gl11I~ fMl f. Oli,on (lit),, Y1111n1 IHI. Tl.,.,•: n.t.
olOO l'rH -I. Athl !Jrrl) t, IHk (H)
3. We1nllt Ill:). Timi: 4:10.1. 100 l•clt -1. lttttn CJrrll l . Quinn
IJrrll J. l lorndiJ'll !ltl. Tl.,.,t: 1:01.1.
100 llre•ll -1. Du'l'l'IG•m !NJ t ,
Wll<e• flt) t . Htrp.er (II:), Tl.,.,t:
l :ot.t.
'
Viti J..ake 11ve ap some hefty l1r1emouth1 this p.1t week
at teYe:rtl Na 1111 uce111 of six poond1 wet'fl c11a1llL Crappie
aad Blltqff alto are hl&hltptln& tM flPln.( acllvHles •t Vall,,
MIO l'rM lttlt J -I. N-POl'l. Tlmt l
J:U.J. DAILY •tLOT •11111 ff "khlnl l(fflllll'
• 8-Mr'1 Cove and Goote1 Bly are both goqd for ba111 1ctkin .-:t pea ,&a1Ue wtrm1 ud BaM Hog11 worked In bra1hy
weter •Jft\'ldllf Ute beN action. The panfl1h •re hltd111 n• Dnll
..,_, ud ..W 1110ried amall featller jigs. Fnr bo1t reser\/a.
daoo ot ·v.u Lake phone '71-4111. > &Wtt Lakt U 1 moved late contentlotl •• thfJ kip bit cripple
lab la tM area •• 111111 crappie to i~ Pl)•IMI• ire belnf t1ken
It lM OrUll Coll1ty like.
Trell& 1114 b11s are ll1ted 111 fa ir at Jrvlne while c1tfl1h ire
r1te4 111 sl•atlll. Aa11telm Like wlll dok for the se1son lft •
C09P11 et wtt:kl dlMI to low water, bat lake maa11er Jo:hn Moore
,...... tUt atiloll H r1 lnbow trout 11 food.
: Saat Dleiro Lake• t•tter Good Angling
· Lt>wer Otay came alive this pa~ week as the big bass have itArted to mo"'e. The biggest fis h to come oul of the popu1ar
Jake w11 a II-pounder taken by Larry Clay of Chula Vista. A
number or 11even and eight pounders 1150 were caught early l~st
week al Oll)' with live crawflsh and rubber worms attracting
the bae.
San Vicente Lake Is rP.d hot for big crappie and beginning ~ ahow ligns of fndin( the season with a good blte on baSI.
C,appJe to three pounds are common at the lake while the
ftek'• bJaeat bucketmouth hit the 1eales at 7Yt pounds. San
Vjcente 11 tcbeduled to close for the season mid-March.
S•rl•ee At'tfon Spotty
• Coutal salt w1ter fl slll•1 11 ahowl•t alma nf Improving 11 1: few aaiten are htekln1 out tNI mixed 1arf1ce fttders. A
rirtakllll1 ti ctltte and t11Kib111, mackerel and htllbat ire
~tll take• by 1111ler1 ft•lll•i 01 ·tbt h1U day boat1 run11ln1
Mt el Davey'I Leeker 1ttd Art'• 1A1tclln1.
; Keel eM an t&UI aecoa1U., for tk be1C catche1 11 c1Jm
•• ..Uvt e-1.,._ lk.lppen &o &et .. tit• 1pol1. C.tcH• ot eow
tM wltll tltt bl&.onea ra••bta 11 exce11 %S po1ad1 are comm~11.
; A few white 1t1: Un are lhowlns up •11in at the Coronado
11tutt1 bat aedol caa wly Improve, accerdln1 to 1klpper1. No
rtJAoWUIU laave 'been 1petl.ed at the J1laad1 yet tbl• 1e11M.
Salmon Fblllng Reported Fair
: Up north. 18lmon fishi ng has been only fai r ~s _boats are
htvlng trouble locating the mlgraUng schools nf s1 lversldcs.
fi'.'Wrlng could bust 1oose 1ny day now report Virg Moore at
Qv.(11 Fi.h"n In Morro Bay. W~1the" and w1ter condit.inns are
~·Off the northern coast line but a \jttle cooperation from the
~-·11 nteded. .; :• Neu> fft<ntbag Cluh Opens • •• ·) U yoa have ever drtamtd 1bout har1Un.( for e'lollc species "1· pmt aalm•ls yea 1hl'luld look Into lt.unt1 now ~ln1 offered ttf the Bii Hor11 R•ncll ne1r Fre1no. .
•• Jim I.ltd Gilbert Stewart haYt! brou11ht to11elhe.r m1tny d1(fer-
ttit kl.Ms of Meep and p1t1 and releesed them on t"a11nd1
jf•acre1 hi tlle centnl Titlley. Tee Bit •Born Ranch Is offering P!tt•mtMd 111nt1. where har1ter1 ,.Ito dft nOt bas game don't
~1 for tltelr '••t. For latormatloa on tbe ranch phone (ZOIJ
151-1411. .
·For Coast Area
..
Prep Summaries
VAll:llTY Mlri,.. 116\111 01\111 letw •r•11H ......
Jrrl k hohon IM\ • ..,,,~ li.rttt.r !I )'""' Iott 10 0.119 {I J4: di'!. [Mfvol1 Il l .. fl def, JoMWO Il l '"8.
W\Jrlll'r\.ln IM) loll '"· , .... 14; WOii Jlll!nJ(!fl .. ,.
..r.•.,.,11•tl !Ml lost J .. , I.ti -•.J,
Morl&on IM) IMI l4. 1'411 WM ••t i
IOtl 3 ...
'"' H......,i l•I (41 ••• o\1•1f111M
20CI M9dlty lttllY -I. Jrrl-1111rl.
Tlm1: ':Of.4.
200 l'rff -I, St1rl11 fJrrl! 1, Wymtn
1Jrr11 J. Goade~ 1111. n.,.,,, t:o.t.t .
lOD llld Mtdll'I' -I. llrtlft fJrrl) t . kll""ltl /Jrrl)). rt._i (NI. TllN: 1:M.t.
• l'tff -1. WtM IN! t, IHll91tr
IN! l. Devit. C AI,""'"~: "·t.
Ille l"IV -I, "'-'l<Mn•n IJrrll 2.
C•m•r1111 (HI 3. Hech!Mlll II,), Tl°"*:
I :01.1.
100 l"ru -1. 5e1rle1 (HI 1. Ctnttt
CN l ). MordMlll 111:1. Tl.,.,1: J,1.G.
«It Frt~ -I. Will (Jrrll 1. Herm1n
fJrrl l J, lld•ll flt), Th'll•: t !J1.J,
100 lttlt -1, k hmldl INl f , l~r•e!t
INI J, ltltd (HI. Tl""': 1:06,1..
1DO 9rt1tl -l. Smlll'I !Hl ). WYmtn
!N I J, kh1rl {Ill). Tl""': l ;l)f,1,
olOO l'"rH lt•l•Y -1. Jrr11ww1. T!mt:
4: t2.J. ,_
N--1 !HI 121) II•. Al•mltM
200 Mctdl•v ••In -1, ••~e Al1m!I01. Timi : 1:03.1,
1GD f"rMI -I. L!Pl>Ol!I !NJ 2. Cres•
ftll 3. Jlll!nltlll (H). Th..,: ?:!It.I.
100 Ind. Mctd l~y -1. lell (Jrrl) 1. De,,_
nit Ill:), J, P11ton !ltl. Tlmt: 1:01.3,
J.O l'rH -1. ltot1t1 Jrrll l. O'Ntll !A:I
I. l!ldlr (Jrrl). Tlmt: 1'.,.
J,O ""' -l . II:_,. (Jrrll 1. l ewdlcll•
l•I l. Leomll IN!. Timi: !D.4. IGO P'rH -1. JOhnllN! IJrrl l ,, l l11POld
{Jrrll l . Creu 111:1. Timi: !t.!.
fO l1tlt -I. DldtrJ' (Jrrl ! 1. JOl'lnlOrl
00 J, Gr1bt llt l. Tl.,.,1: 31 .1.
JO l ru1t -I . {1111 ltll INl Ind
DtMl1 111:1 s. lowdldll 1111. n .,.,1:
.U.I. XIO l"rM ll:tl•Y -1. Ntw-1, Tll'rlt:
1 ..... 0.
Women's
Athletics
Oh1'• Tr•clt
H11lltl11tM~ aucll UI, f'4l N--1
to LH -1. A~IM !Mil t. 0 . Dtl•
IHI 3. S-lrl fJrrll. TIM•: IJ,5.
1811 lttl•Y -1. Mun1ln1t1111 lltKh.
Tlmt: !:01.4.
•Ml -1. E11l!rbreok !HI 1. IClntllt'I'
IJrrl l J. Avre1 IMJ. Timi: •101.•.
100 -I. CNtoll (Jrrl) 1. (htm~f (NI
3. Arnold !HI. Tf""': U.fl.
UO -1, Miiis !Ml 2. J+r1 IHI J,
Ml'fYlll (Jrrl l. Tim•: J:.U.3.
4olll lttl•Y -· I, Jrrl-corl H•rbor',
Tlmt: SJ,J.
Jll -1. Ch1mtwr1 IJrrll t. Lu lfl.fr !Jrrll
J. Arnold !H). Tlmt: I.•.
Mii• ltun -1. HUI !H) 2. Horntlt
fN J J. Crawtord (Jrrl\, Tim•: 6:34.1. no -!. Cation IN) t, O•lt (Ml ],
Woll !NI. Tlm1: '9.0.
-MctdlrY lttllY -). Jrrle1111l>(ll"I M•rbet. Timi: 2::19.J.
HJ -I. S..,_rtrer IJrrl l J. Well IN! 3.
ll lch1•olllen CNI. H1191'11: 4·1. U -1, Miiii (HI •nd Sco\pale (N)
Ill•) l. •~ktr fJrrlJ. Dl•t1nc1: 1).11.
l .. 111111 IJfl "'Mfl!IM IMI V•llty (U}
110 l9-l . Hrr•"" (l l J Fl11n IVI l.
Grlflllh fVI, Tim.: U.1.
-ltt •l'-1. LlfYn• llt•ch. t. Vtllf!'I' i F11111hll!,. Tlrnt:: l1·n .4. . 4~1 . .._11r1111•n F/1 J. Joll~sen 1v1 J Rln11r {LI. Tlm1: :01.J. )Ol)-1 OUf!!I_ /LI .J. Denlelt flll J. Goldtnfltld !Fl. 'flmt: 11 t . 1~1. lowmf" !L) 1. t v1r1tt (Ill l. Cr"tl'lbltr IF\· 1.,.,.1 2:21.J. ~ ll:tll'I'-, L11un• l1ach '· 1111!1'1' t l"oolhfll, Time: JJ 2. · 1111-1. M1tltlfw1 '~l '· 01n1111 !II) J, 81111\~m IV). !""': .I.
Miit ll:un-1. ~rr•no fl ) J· Mir!" '~J.....1M%f~f:. 1rli Tl'.'?1'."f~,.:,6·(vi l.
lt•llv 11<_1, l'lm•: J1,5.
1110 M..:illl' • ~111-I. 11•11:i. ,. l •,.Uflt llt•<h J. l'oolhlll. Tlrncl: :01 .. Sholllllll-1 lll l •k t r IL • W••llllr""'I~ IV) J. A!'ldMlty IV •
Otst•nc;•: 35·1. HJ-1. S..rtne Ill '· M•c~ 111! 3. ...,.,,.11 Cl l. H•lt hl· •·I. l J-1 C:llrlOl•n /l"J 1. llelll'I' II"\ J,
c11r1< 1L1. "'•t•nr•: "·'· ~rtt· Yllltl.,._.
lflllo"Mfll>l•lllt: l•._,.
N...,.n lltl ltl llH!etlKll
Sffllor 1 IN 1 won t-0.
Junior I INl Miii t·I.
$.opho<nert t IN) -'"°· l"tltl'llN" I IJrrll 'Miii 1-ll.
•1t•MI• 11'1 OJ Oc'•llft
le<tior I fl!I -J•I.
PRESIDENT'S CUP Mrs. Margaret Ryc koff dis·
plays the trophy she won this week at Irvine Coast
Country Clu b alter defeating Mrs. Cay Hallberg on
the 16th hole in women's President's Cup com·
•petition .
Women's Golf
Maze, Earls Win
El Toro Tourney
The El Toro Women's Golt
Association decided to total up
field stroke! tor their most re--
cent golr affair. And when
they finished ta bu I at in g',
Nadine Maze (441.iJl and Doris
Earls (461 came out 11top the
rem ainder of the class A
players.
Em Aurmann (47) and
Carolyn Soltes ( ~) presented
the best scores of the second
night. wilh Sylvia Fendler
t Sl ~) and Fran Bestlc (531/i)
winning in class C:
Big Cnoa11on
A guest day et the Big Clln·
yon Country Club resu ll.ed in
numerous winners. with one
foursome outshini ng the rest
in a two best balls of the
group competiUon.
Marge McCasUne and Jan
Greene teamed up with P1eir
guest.s Bonnie Gledhill and
Joanne Scott to capture the
honors with a 127.
ti.fembers of the foursome s
which tied for second at 13.1
included Pat An ich. Elinor
Holstein, Pat Burlingham, Ceil
Sullivan. Duffy Whitlow and
Lillian Dempsey of Big Can·
yon and their guests Nancy
Newland . Bobbie Smith, Bee
Freebairn , Margaret Rife,
Lois Sandoville and Dottie
Egan.
IH eso Ver de
A score of 44 won toi> .place
in the Mesa Verd e Women's
field strokes competition;-with
Lucille Paddock coming out on
top in the A flight. Hall a
stroke behind was D o r a
Snook Tops
At Edison
Donaldson.
Ar lene Maries (49) and Peg
Maull (52) swatted the ball the
least number of limes before
getting it to the green iA. the
second flight and Mary Singer
(58) and Kell y Adams £591
made the fewest dri ves and
chips in the C flight.
Winner of the Mesa Verde
Country Club Women's Golf
Club's l1test Best Side tourna·
ment was Mary Dyer, who
posted 1 34 1/i in the first flight.
Lucille Paddock (34) canie .in
second.
Phyllis Liken (1121 and
Arlene Maries (35) wound up
on top in the second flight.
Showing their best sides in•the
third flight were Rita Le Doux
(35) and Edie. Geow (36).
Mbslon l'iejo
When partners combined
their best balls during 18 holes
al Mission Viejo'• most recent
women's event, Nadine Mau
and her guest J a c Jt"i e
Abrahams won low gross
honors with a 71.
Madeline Stanley and ·(!Jest
Lynn Sylversten tied '#ith
Glenda Guy and v Isl t·o r
Marilyn Anthony for first low
net with a 76. Teamed llit.h,
Shell Durham. Edna Leonard
won low net with 1 37 in the
nine-hole only group. ctCe
Coury and guest Ellen Tajlor
were one stroke behi..!!~1 \"ith a
38.
Rancho S.J
Bud Wallace came in with a
net 142 to win a men's clu~ 36-
hoie tournament at Rancho
San Joaquin course over the
weekend .
Second place went lo Hal
Palmer with a 143 fnllowed by
I fiv~w1y Ue at 145 (or third
place.
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Miles Paces CdM; • I
4:18.2 for Mac·Lea ·
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fender from Newport Harbor Yacht Club Oeft) and ~ Ted Turner, current ocean racing champion and
••·former yachtsman of the year from Atlanta, Ga . .,.ye head a 10.man roster of match racing experts
in the Congresoional Cup March 16-18 .. ..
:: .. Ficker, Turner
:-.:~Clnsh for Cup
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' •·Lona: Beach Yacht Club'l!I
Congressional Cup m1tch rac-
Jng regatta has gone intema-
lional. ·
The international aspect of
Ute famed match rac~g ev.ent
bteame a nality thts week
With the announcement by
ra~ chairman Barney Flam
1 that yachting stars from
. Australia, New 1.ealand and
Cana1a have been invited to
•'-fill the 10-man roster for the
· • 1972 Congressional Cup which
••. wn1 be sailed March 1~17-18.
raham Newland of the
in& Club of Australia and
. Davern of the Royal New
Zilland Yacht Squadron
qQtified Flam that they have
aCcelrtea inVlta11h11~ -ro -com--
pete in the traditional West
· Coast Yachting classic.
Flam announced that Don
'Martin of the Royal Van-
couver Yacht CJub has ac-
. ~ted an invitation to sail in
place of John et.on of
'Toronto's Royal ~n YC
who withdrew!' use of
Other sailine commitments.
·''Canada has been
'r!presented in the
'"COngressional Cup before, but
this is the first time we've had
· · ~ntrants from outsi de North
America." Flam said . ._ :~1~
emphasizes the intent ol µ:NW
Beach YC ·• ·make the
· COngressionaJ~ Cup I :-f;rU'e
lgternational ~' '' fii ad-ded . •
, .-..:.Flam said he e :s: p e ct 1
• l!iurope and South America to
be repres!nted in future
· event.s.
' Newland, a resident of
Edgecliff, Australia, is noted
as skipper of the sloop
Ragamuffin, winner of the
New South Wale~ insl}<>re an<t,
·off.s'hore point ~ score cham·
plonstups in 1969-70.71. He also
won the 1971 Fastnet race. ·
Davern , a resident of
Auckland , N.Z. was bi.s na-
tion 's yachtsman of the year
ii'! 1967 and has been a major
trophy winner in many ocean
racing events in the Antipodes
during the past decade.
One of the top features of
this year's America's Cu p will
be the head-tcrhead meeting of
Bill .Ficker, 1970 America's Clip dereii'der ~from · NewpQrt
Beach, and Ted Turner, recent
winner of the Ocean Ra cing
ChaMpionship and I o r m e r
y•chtsman of the year award.
Although be -is a member
ind past commodore o f
Newport• Harbor .Yacht Club.
Ficker Will be sailing under
the burgee of tht New York
Yacht ·Club. Turner will sail
under the colors of the Allan·
ta , Ga. YC.
Final lineup for t h e
Congre ssional Cup Is: Ficker;
Turner; Newland : Davern ;
~gyle Ca mpbell , Balboa YC ;
Cy Gillettf:, Hawaii Yacht
Racing Auociation: William
. Widnall, Corinthian Y C
Marblehead, • Mass., a
Martin.
Campbell is a f or mer
Congressional Cup winner and
Colmer is the current world
champion in the Star Class.
::.Gilbert Wins Opener,
' But Victory Canceled
Defendin& Weit Coast cham-. ·,,Ion Gil Gilbert of Beverly
HjJls was first across the
finish line at Avalon, Cltalina
· ISiand , in the first leg of the
fourth aMull Long Beach-• ..
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A conoeni for others and~ai fiair
'for the •dramalk bJa pul Ne"JIO!t
II.arbor High Sd!ool ·t!ludenla up on1 ,.
I~ ·~ge. ~ally Pl!i>I slafl wfilt(.
Candace Pear&On teUs how thele·
stu~ents, g\ilded by . their :zG.year-
old' dlreclOr and production design. 1,
er,' hope' Jo. rilie' funds ·for a bone-m. See Page 22.
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That rare~breed of Orange 'eoalit rest-sponsol'.ed by the American Landsalling
·dent rwbo ·'prefera 'safe, sweet. ,"Mother Organiiati011, National Sand 1a111 n & -, -• · • · ' ·AHoclaUon, North Amil'itall_Landsalllng . ! :'-Elfth"1to looaeo.i,Dg up-salt'legs •can cap-AssociAtion and tbe Ame""rican LandsaR-tui-e 'arw\nd.swts>l .. fttllng thia wetkend. ing Organization.
SOuthein CllifOrhia :iandsailing clubs Spectators can take a demonstration
will' glther ·~turd~y 'and Sunda)'., Mllorch ride, accordlni to Don 'Moyer, deslaner of
• the Chubasco. He compared ·the teftHtion ·4!5 t:fC!f ~-Rancho. californll Invitational of. landsailing to seasaillJ:ll' 11• being 1 · Regatia.ii'l1RancholC.lifornia. ''Challenge'to nature.'' ·
· · : '-4nds~ilor.s.~:ay ~Or.,'Njnd, t~ sa~e as "It's a· silent, ~~pendent speed thrill
· t~µJ sea·IOVlng brJlthers: But t~~Y 1et the like snow skilng or .illding. Even like
.. mJM, sheet:{ltpp a·~ee-fiheeled machine.· , motorcycle' riding without the nol,e."
· and.'take oft;acrnss arid1plains. In "':·ater aalling, catamarans are prob-
Spectafuis· and's~rts enthui;iasts will / ably .the, clmet cc;>mPflfuon to the
.-.. gattier a~~.satUriiky.ior ''fun .WUng~·/ lands8Ver. wjth a top 1petd1'ot~36 miles
with 1h'alm:ri :el~tioos begi1tning at per hour. "L.andsailera have a..top .apeed
1:30 p;~ .. T~e·~ fi;st~ rac, Will begin · al of 90 . m.p.h., or abeut three, timH the 12 :30,.~i SUnd4Y• Cluset 'include open wind speed,'' he added.
clu'.s. chu&liico ':fa , type of .landaaller ), Moyer pointed out that ·soaring and
womens' open ·and 'junior open (15 years gilding have a similar:attractk>n.with tbe
an4 under >. · . same silence, ·speed and lndeperidence.
Races will be ciintinuous with 10 minute "The ultimate In land1ailfrig for fun 11
tnt'ervals. 'nre~conteAtants In the QPen and to get •'wheel IUt,''·;Moyer 'coritinued .
chµbasco claSH:s ·wiII vie for the Rancho ''Rising off the grou:nd ·on'twti wheels and
Californ!J Pf/pet~ Trdphy. At lea~t two· going aa far aftd aa high 11 ypu can go~··
races wUJ: be ? rut1 iii eich ~ class to 1be H1111tioa is 1lmllar to a "bull,lilt'' in
detmnine ,'t1it ::w~ner.:· Tbe· :eyent · ia catamar1n •1ailing, be1.1alid·. · · ' ' ' '
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In Jand!•ilinl ilOlll the Nile. aecordlng !Al
1nthropolo1l1t1 w,lW> hive analyied t6m~
paintings. The 'firot 10lld ·record of
landsalling · machines Is one buijt bJ
Simon Stevin ~for Prince . William of
Orange in tbe 1500!, acci>rding to·Moyer,
In lhe early 1600s Dutch laric!aallori
were clumsy, square-rig1ed wigonr
which cartied ,25 persons al a· fup· 1pef(I
of 25 mph.
An American pioneer. "Wind Wago:t
Thomas1t attached ~ailz to his COnestou
wagon whl}t migrating west. •
Modem European landsaillng, prlmarl·
ly in Br~)JI, France,1 Germany anO
Holland, bas• betrr a highly developel
spe)rt fc;>r.,p,aAny ye11rs on co.astal ~ac~
and deserted alrfle1d1. European.machlrlc
: ts latger and more compUcited than ·uir
'Popular American counterpmrta., MO)'s·.
.1.explilned. "The machines are built fCW
'_racing speed rather t.h:an a Ii Ii t_~
at:robatia .and '11utsy' pleuure,v he af ..
dtd. "ln 1Ew-ope it ia1 considered a ii& m1n'1.1port.i.' ~
, The landiilllhiJlle;ls near Tem..W.,
oil Hlghwiy •.. •
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Tourists 'Rus~' .to. ~~:~p:ieo .Gold. M:in~
. .. ,.. ~ I, tiJRtil:,..t..?s!TOM.Ea 11bw'e~er. : ure .. liipez l cWin ~nsr'1 i-. 11 ·,:! · ~~ :tar 75:~ents a awirl and,t~e,ii home••·•' '.)
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. Tii~ a lusty ,ri;f. ...,.. farg~ ~t:histortans 'WM . s~it,hf. ~ portunities, tx!st · ln nor.them .C".a!Uornia
IHlW 'fi!Tled ~tter find •.1n . .'northem1 ' ... Ore .is in the air and once .again -at California's Molher·Lodt 9, .cOuntey 1 ab:· · near Sutter•s :F<lrt and : adjOlqlni 1host
least for 4' hours -gold dtl!twW gUtler years later .. lt wai -thfs itriketttat eVolCed · towns. ~ .
as it did 120 years ago when Ca!Jfomia the •cty •ofi"gold!" whK:h ecb:Oed:·acron Tropioo entel-ed the 1old picllire itself 1'atrikes" triggered waveS of people the· land and"he.aded wagons +;westward in l81M, when 1 major lode (issayed at unJshes" lo this land of OOnanzas. fOr almOst half a cen.turv. • ,
• -J '35 . ~r ton) was diJcovered along its '.OaJy now, it's spott.-not greed -that AJthough:Trdpico does not. re'atm:e .~..:·~., '.'= • :.r ltiHs .0Jd1~'8oUrdO\igbs1t trOrh JUneau and p&Mbtg ias-one. of' its·majtr lour~~·~·,.~ ridges. Its mine and mill went Into opera.r
FablbanU, ~le. from acrc:;.ss lhe Mei-other, commercial recreatioo"Yen~s .in Uon. tWo years· later and produced more i~,bord'er',.and die-bards from as far as California gtild country do , , 1 1 • t.han tsa million in revenue ov.er a 60-year A~tfalia and New: 1.eiland to this high· . For example, vtsltors. tO sUena . P~s pertGjf,
desert mining town on Lbe edge Df the Knott's Bttry· Farm _..,another miff ~of nur' the 920' nd at
1rtat Mojave. the Old West -<ID pii11tbeir own 1old -"T UI( 1 ' a l91Q'• -pe Tht event: the aMull World lJoid Pan-yeara -'Tn;pico'1 principal owner, H.
ning Championship, 10 he held Saturday *' , Ciilfqtd Bur"?": earned "i reeutatlon for
and SUnday, Ma<eb . 4'_!, al Tropteo , ~-bla ~·•~llln1 .. And-11fl<J'•'!h"" 4GO . ·
Goldcamp. near Rosamtind.' · ·' • ~ 'ttte. Worl~s top" ~ ji4rinfr?t'.{" .. l ': fll!rtm lhroug~ lhe West anctSOothw~st .
Tlie major col!teet ; ·10 •wiri' (in Ifie· wlJIJ ~-In lho ·l"" an..,.1 ;"' · ' shlpi\ed ·Uleir,ore lo Ille Antelope Valley _ 1 ahorlest•poulble time) pasty. 1edlmenll ·Wdrld' 'Gold' P•nnfhaj 9!~ • ; : fonlroce!Sins'.lnlo gold .bArs. . .-
out of a , 10-inch mlner 'si)an -leaving ships to ···~· pf1ce~Mt~r~J;-&n.1... · only a sprinkle of pea·•lzed gold nuggets. Sunda~ Marci) 4-S, at·Tr.p!co.O.ld "Bui unfortunoltly. ,gold , m I n•< 1 ~-parUci·~···.· .eru·,· I• old Ml .:....a becabie the .first vlctln\s ()f inflation," ••n:: ,......o J ne, oumomii. · · l · saya 1 Dorene SettJe, Mr. eurton:1
IOurdoughs like Y,ullon Bud and Proo'pec• Tho .. ent commem..ato1, I~, ' daughter and heir. who. along wilb her
tar John. dlKO..,.., of ,fOld In s.u1,.-rn Ctl· . buaband. Gle.n, now operai.•a •m...um The re<ord; 181> se<»nds (~eld by -Of lfornla ,by. '••ncl-. i:...n • .., and illurlot altracUon al the 1lle of the
all peOpla -a Japinese oi!!ntllan from March I, 1142 In P,lacerlla tan.,.... old Tropico mine (which clOlld down •
.Aau1a}. Added 1ttr1ctlon1 art • burro operations In 1156).
Bui for almoat all-who have been mak· clalm·•lalce 'race, .Urie\1' K,ril 'rock ,''At the tum'of the centlll'}'. the price of In& annual pllgrima1e1. here 1ince llliO, pannlnt chomplonshlp, •.veJ..,IMlr gold wH about l20 •n •OWICO. Then w1
!1'1 really -nol who ·wlna but hOw much fire dtport"'""I ·h'lth wliHI cart (Troplco) were able 10 mint anl! mW 11
ntislalgla It unearthed. 1 raca and I.Ur' antique car -•ta. 16 lo 17 1 Ion," Mrs. SetUe explsln•.
Map, al llft, Ii-dlractlens lo "And you could hire a miner lor IS a day. Troplco'• big event honors Cal~ornlf• IM Tropleo· Geld MIM • .ActMt~ Whoo we clos..r down In 11156, w11e1 were
flrll pld 11rike -mtde· by Francisco "''"II 10:30 a.m. IS ID hour."<
=Mardi, 1842, .. earby Placorita . • * , , '. ' • · (See TROPICO, Paae II)
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Tht fourth concert in tht
Or101e Couol)'_fhllhllmool
SOc1ety'1 11th seasc)n will be
played by the Los Angeles
Philharmonic 0 r c h ~ t r a ,
Saturday, March 11 in UC1'1 -
Cr1wford Hall, 8:30 p.m.
~ Gerhard Samuel, associate
condµctor of the · orchestra,
will conduct and Martha
Argerich, the ea:citing young
Argentine pianist, vdll appear
as so loist.
. The program will open with
''The Sorcerer's Appr~ntict, " ....
by Dukas, followed by Con-
certo No. I in E minor for
Piano and Orchestra, Op. 11 ,
Chopin: a f I e r intennlsison
Symphony No. 5, Op. 50,
Nielsen.
·Tickets are on ule at the
Orange County Philharmonic
Qffice, 201 W. Coast Highway,
Newport Beach, 92860, phone
646-6411. Single tickets are
$4.50, student tlclfets $2.
Martha Argerich had, by
age 23. won three major in-
ternational competitions: the
Geneva International Com·
petition, t he International
Busoni Piano Contest i n
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~hen M1rtha Ar~ericli
g ives Ortng e County concert.
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t Boliano. and the Seventh
Chopin Piano Competition in
Warsaw.
Samuel has conducted an e1-
tenaive series of Campus
Concerts, which bring to
young a4diences innovative
programming at low prices.
Samuel's recent ap-
pointment as Artistic Director
of the -Docents of t h e
Philharmonic, and hi.s many
appearances throughou t the
Southland conducting Sym-
phonies for Youth programs
and fr~ Jn-School concerts
further testify to his enereetic
efforts at reach.in& young peo-
Not on1y has Samuel
furthered lhe music of tod1y's
composers, but he has at·
tracted attention for his own
con11:iosition1l output. Last
March he conducted t h 1
Students Present 'Madwoman'
l y CANDACE PEARSON or tt1t D•ff~ l'Hlt l t•ff
Throu1h the 1tudent1' eyes.
the acene was not 1 cluttered
classroom but • never-never
land In Paris.
Tht levl.s and jersey1 were
tr1niformed Into c u t 1 w a y
eo1Lt and Oowin1 dreaaea,
Rehtlrubi roj.. N e w p o r t
Harbor Hi&h .School '• prettn-
tatfon, .,. M a d " o m a n of
Chaillot," were under way.
As usual, lines a n d
; movements are studied at a
! aometlmea tedious pace.
~ But the about 40 students in-
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volved In Ille proces.!I are
bound together not · only by
artittlc e101, but out of con-
cern for others.
The others are the countless
From rage 21
childern with now·incurable
diseasu who go to St. Jude's
Research Ho1plt1J in
Memphis, Tenn. for help.
The Harbor High actors -
with direction from a · pair of
Cal State Fullerton twins-aim
kl raise more than $5,000 for
the hospital-and the children.
-'"The play will run March 9-11
1t 1:30 p.m .. in the Harbor Hleh
School Auditorium, 600 Irvine
Ave . Tickets are $2, adults,
and $1 , students.
With 1,104 seats In the
hou'se, the acting troupe ex-
pect.s l8 reach its $5,000
minimum and more.
And they think their play,
which they call both timeless
and timely, will help.
Written by Jean Glraudour
' and ..-adapted by Maurice
Valency, it tells the not.quite-
tru~ story of a "madwoman"
in Paris who discovers a plot
by some ireedy ·promoters to
tear Up· Parlk for ·oil wells.
She· eventuaily has all the
despoile rs of the earth tried
and executed.
"It's a good vehicle for the
students because it has so
many different ch a r act er
roles." Paul Doremus. 20-
year-old production designer
for the play, said.
His twin brother, Kevin, is
direclor.
Paul and Kevin sons of Mr.
and Mrs. William Doremus of
Newport Beach, were student
teachers in Harbor High
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dtama classes last semester.
Both were active In theater
at Orlnge Coast College
before transtering to CSF
where Kevi n· milljors In film
and theater and Paul In pre·
law. •
The high school students and
Mrs. Kate Wa lton, St. Jude's
California representative. ask-
ed the Doremus' to guide the
production._
St. Jude's research hospital
was founded 10 years ago by
efforts of actor-comedian Dan·
ny Thomas.
The Harbor students were
admittedly excited about pfos-
ped.s of meeting Thomas and
helping the hospital, but were
even more determined to put·
on a good show.
Assistant director ta Robi,n
Smith. Staie Manaau is Jeff
Kopi><.
MADWOMAN
Playing lhe M1dwoman nf
Cha\llot is .Joan Vi1man. Alao
in the production are Porter
Lyon, Lauren Mitchell, Linde
Nisbet. Soo Phlllli)s, Debbie
John!On, Guy Dahl, _.Matt
Hogsett and Craig Harvey.
The cast includes Scott Van
Houten. Ben Mann, Mike Soto,
Ringo Wagner. Lois Linn,
Kathy Blair. Cynthia Taylor,
Marsha Hooten, Ron Soto and
Matt Gold. •
Working stage crew are
Carla De Wolfe , Beth
N.az.kowski, Eric Lagenbach,
Lawrence Barrttt. Bill Foi-
croft and Jim Kramer.
1'ROPICO ...
A1 were most other gold·
: rnlnlng operatk>ns both here in
.:. Callfomia and ·e I 11 e where
~ 1cross the U.S,. Tropico was
~forced out of business, mainly
: due to , the federal
: government'1· holding the line
: on the prict or gold to $35 an
.: ounce (th"e nme 11 it was in
: th~ 1930'i).
:Campus Theater :Socks 'Requiem'
Since devaluaUon or the
MARCH 4
ROCK REQUIEM -Golden West Singers and Symphony
will1 perfonn in Lalo Schifrln"s "Rock Requiem " at 8 p.m.
March 4 and. 3 p.m. March 5 in the new theater, Golden
West campus. 1574-4 Golden West St., Huntington Beach.
In World symphonic pre)11ier, "Rock Requiem '' ls the com-
plete mass for the dead to rock music. Admission is free ,
reaervati_ons for seating may be made at the college.
MARCH 3. 5
WJNTER FESnvAL -Laguna Beach Winter Festival
through March 5. Craftsman's Fair arid art exhibi t on festi-
val grounds daily from 10:3 Oa.m. to 4:30 p.m. No admis-
; dollar, however, Congress has sion charge. Other events are sa fari show, Junior Repetory
• promised to up the ante to $38 · Opera program. golf and lawnbowling tournaments, sand
: an ounce Howe ver many castle sculpturing contest and an antique show. Others are ~ · . ' a home and garden tour. film festiva l, folkdancing exhibi·
; mine owners:-like th~ Settles tion, catamaran race.s, flea market, ballet and concerts. A
: -state. c1nd1dly that it would brochure is available at the Chamber oL Commerce, 205 N. ! take twice that price to really Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach. 494-1018. • revive gold operations in
fqr· children under 12. "La· Fille Mal Gardee" also will be
presented at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, March 5, during "Ballet for
Children" series. Tickets ~re S2 for adults, $1.50 for children. ·, MARCH I
SLIDE SHOW -"Mini Bikes, Motorcycles ~nd You," will
be presented by Officer Henderson or the Westmins~r Police
Department at 7 p.m. Sunday, March fl, in the Westminster
Civic Center, 8300 Westm inster Avenue.
MARCH II. 11
·()Cc PLAY .1... Orange Coast College. 2701 Fairview Road,
C.Osta Mesa, will · be producing '"The Serptnt" by Jean-
claude van Italie. directed by William Purkiss at 8:30 p.m.
March 8--11 in the college auditorium. There is no admis-
sion charge.
MARCH 10. 19
Born in Buenos Aires In
IMI, she began her studies
v.'hen she v.·as four and made
her professtonal debut four
years later in Buenos Aires.
Since coming to the Los
An1eles Philharmonic In 1970,
associate conductor Gerhard
'Volpon~'
Avery Sc hreiber re-
turns to the Mark Tap-
er Forum in the star-
ring role of Ben Jon-
son's comic master·
work, "Volpone," open-
in& Thursday, March
9, through April 23.
Edward Parone di rects.
Lily Gues ts
HO LLYWOOD iUPli
"Laugh-In" regular L 11 y
Tomlin will" make a guest ap-
pearance on the "The Flip
Wilson Show" March 2 .
• Phi1harmonic in the world
premier of his "Looking at
Orpheus Looking.
ment. On April 13-15 he will
conduct the world premiere of
Virgil Thompson's op.er a
"Lord Byron" 1t the Jullilrd
Opera Theater ln New York.
In the Galleries
Museum Shows
Western Talents
BOWERS ~fUSEUAf -2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana . Hourt:
10 a.rn . to 4:30 p.m. Tues.-Sat.: 1 to 5 p.m. Sun., and 7 to
9 p.m . Wed. and Thurs. Two exhibitions: traditional African
cultu~, March 5 through 25, and P1inter1 of the West, March
5 through 26.
SADDLEBACK iNN GALLERY -In the S1ddJeback Inn,
Santa Ana Freeway at lat St.. Santa Ana; alxlh annua.J
Round-up of Cowboy Artists. On exhibit throu1h M•rch 20.
No admission charge.
OCC GALLERY -2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Hours:
Mon. -Thurs. 7:30 a.m. -10 p.m.; Fri., 7:30 a.m. -s·p.m.;
Sun.; 1 lo 5 p.m. Closed Sat. African Art Exhibit throu1b
Mar. 10, masks, wearing apparel and sculpture. Library U•
hibit in reference alcove. Hours: Mon.:Thura. 7:30 1.m.-10
p.m.: Fri., to 5 p.m. ;Sun. 1-S p.m. On e.a:hibt throu1h
March 16, 34 posters by American artists from P1rli Revi1w
Ma1azine. ·
CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS -2700 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. On exhibit · during regular businw hours,
stitchery, weaving. batik, and other crafts, by Donna Frel--
berthauser, through March 14.
SECURITY PACIFIC -196 E. 17th SI., CO.ta Mesa. On U·
hibit during regular business hours, oil palntlngs by Pew
Russell through March. ·
AVCO SAVINGS AND LOAN -3310 Bristol SI., C0ita Mea.
On exhibit during regular businesa hours throu1h March,
oil palntiilgs by Gertrude M1tlock.!1.
1t1ESA VE RDE LIBRARY -2969 Mesa Verde Drive East,
Costa Mesa. On exhibit during regular hours oil paintinp
by Lassie Hudson through March.
COSTA MESA LIBRARY -513 Center St., Costa Mesa.
Oil paintings by Francis Ryder on exhibit during reguJar
Jlbrary hours through March. i California.
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ture series, sponsore<t by the Bower's Museum of Santa
Ana\ in the auditorium of the City Hall Annex in Santa Ana,
520 N. "ftose St. Comfortable theater seats should provide
audiences wtt.h more Comfort and viewing pleasure. Free
parking in rear loL The programs all will be seen at 2:30
p.m: On March 12.''Byways of Rural France" will be shown.
There ls nq admissio~ charge.
WORLD PREMIER -California State College at Fuller·
ton presents world premier of Ray Bradbury's own play-
with adaptation of hls book of short slories, "Dandelion
W,ine," at 8:30 P:m. March ta.Jg in the Little Theater on
campus. Author Bradbury is guest artist of the 1971-72
season. TiCkets, $3 at theater box office. 87a.337t.
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As a result, what's left here ; .
: are traces of productive veins, • : which (8ccording to the Set-
; tle.!1) cannot be economically
'. tapped, a residue of nostalgia
: (revived annually by the
: World Gold Panning Cham·
~.pionship ), and a scattering of
: :memorabilia.
. · With the last, the Settles
Mpe to recoup prosperity for
; Tropico. And now, on this
: otherwise deMJlate d es er t
: wasteland, they're b us i I y ' : restoring an authentic 19th·
~ century gold camp, (.'()mplete
~ with miner 's cabln1 1 assay of·
; Cict, 111eetlng hall, one-room
; schoolhouse, and museum.
' The small town of Rosa-
. mond here -with the mining
stopped -has turned to farm-
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UCI DRAMA -Shakespeare's "Othello" will be staged by
the School of Fine Artll al 8:30 p.m. through March
4, in the Village Studio Theater on campus. Tickets:, $3 at
Fine Arts box office. 833-6617.
MARCH 4 • 5
CIVIC BALLET -Laguna Beach Civic Ballet presents
"Moods of Ancient Russia" and "La FHle Mal Gard~e" at
8:301 p.m. Saturday, March 4, in the Laguna Moulton Play·
hou~. Tickets are $3 far adults, $2 for students and $1.50
exhibition
and sale
original
graphics purchuum1ibl•h•r1~
ing. The An1e1ope valley has LAGUNA BEACH ART GALLERY
betn Jong known for it.s rich 307 Cliff Drive .
4 hay crop. AJso many of its IAT .. MAI. 4 -SUN., ..... I
: resident.a •ork at nearby 10 A.M. te I r.M. ""' 4.ys.
Edwards Air Force Base. t HAUll, BASKIN, ROUAULT, DAUMIER AND MANY OTHERS
ri;;J ARRANGED IY fODINAND ROTEN IAll[Rl!S
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TROPICAL FISH
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ORCHESTRA CONCERT -Los Angeles Philharmonic
Orchestra at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March II, in Crawford
Hall, UCl campus. Gerhard Samuel conducting and Martha
Argerich as guest pianist, sponsored by Oranae County
Philharmonic Society. Tickets, $4.50 "for adults, $2 for ·Stu·
dents. 646-Mll. '
MARCH 9 -II
COMEDY CLASS IC -Jean Giradoux's classic "Madwoman
of Chaillot" will be presented by Newport Harbor High
School studenl.8 at 8:30 p.m. March 9-11 in the school audi-
torium, 600 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Directed by Kevin
Doremus, it :will ·benefit St. Jude's Children.!! Hospital.
'J1ckets are $2 for adults, $1 for students •. a\'ailable at the
door or by sendlng,1 stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Box 4142, Newport Beach 92&64. · ·
MA RCH ! -10
UCI CONCERT ..J. University Orchestra presents "Firebird
Suite" by Stravinsky at under the direction of Henry Mof·
fit at 8:30 p.rn . Thursday and Friday. March 9-10, in the
VU!age Theater on campus. Tickets, $1 at Fine Arts Box
office; 83.1-6617.
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FOR 120 YIA'-S-SINCI 1111-
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Located At
FASHION SQUARE
IN SANTA ANA
Phone (714l 543.9343 •
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The w1y they'r e buying "our Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice, ind Grapefruit
Juice, those "cold germs" •re fighting • losing b•ttle!
Some people choose to heve it •t their favorite b1r in the .form of "Screw.
drivers" or "Salty Dogs," but make sure they're using "Fresh" Or•nge Juice,
not the p1steuril:ed, processed, diluted kind . We hi ve only one FR ES H
SQUE EZED, NOTHING ADDED. There is a difference!
OVU JOOO PEOPLE WEEKLY SAVE WITH THESE COUPONS!
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or Stto k1" Coil• Mo10· ... klhlrM "In Tho Sky," A;rporl; s,...hettl laodor, .'~ewpor+; 11oH Dock11 N~wport, i nd over 300 oth•rs. How about your callin9 ut7
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• Shakespeare plight have called it something
lute "The .Comedy ... of Errors."
The blunders r esulted in anything but a laugh·
Ing matter f<Jr a number of irate readers, but per-
haps the foUowing clarification about an item tht
appeared here two weeks ago will lead to a con .
tion where "All's Well That Ends Well."
imply two separate drinks would be served for the
price of one.
THIRST QUENCHERS
The Dry Dock's jumbo cocktail ~ double
drink like that served in most establi~ts dur·
ing "happy hour." As elsewhere. therefore, it means
you more or less receive two drinks by virtue
of the amount of liquor poured in a larger glass~
If, any place, in turn, offered such ' a drink at two
for the price of one . the bar would, be destroyed
in the ensuing stampede. ~
~: The confu&ion, Jrose over an acCount ol· the
: Dry Dock restaurant's "Dail.y Double" ,feature.
~ Somewhere along the line a misunderstanding arose ~ 'concerning the specifics of this offer. :
The restaurant's "Daily Double'' is o£fered
nightly, Tuesday through Sunday, from 5 to 7 p.m.
lf you hillve the confidence now to sally fo~th and
test it -either on a repeat or first time basis -
everything would be ''As You Like It.'1
Located at 2601 West Coast Highway, New-
port Beach, the Dry Dock is open for lunch and
dinner six days a week, Tuesday t~rough Sunday.
Onl y the cocktail lounge is open on Mondays.
There was no planried ·misrepresentation in
the column or by Harry Evans, the owner of New-
port's Dry Dock. But those diners wlio fell they bad
been m~sled by imprecise language had a legitimate
complaint. So they readily rate the apologies here·
by extended and an explanation.
DAILY DOUBLE
To begin With, the· Dry Dock's 11Daily Double"
offer is limited to a special menu and does not
apply tq every item on the regular bill of fare.
This special menu contains only th.ree entrees.
They are the tenderloin of beef "Dock·A·Bob,"
choice.'top sirloin mini steak, the filet of mahi mahi,
Kamehameha -all o( which are also offered on
the regular menu at a uniform price of $3 .95-
On the "Daily Double" special two such din-
ners are offered .for the price of $5 .50, a saving of
$2.40 over the $7.90 tab you would have to pay if
each was ordered individuaUy from the regular
menu. Regretfully, the· wording in the last account
left many readers with the impression that $3.95
would be the lQ!af'price for-two dinners. ·
Volcano House
Hardly anyone anywhere would argue against
the Orange Coast as a to~notch place to live. But
that doesn 't mean· the natives hereabouts are prone
to ignore other latitudes with easy·going lifestyles.
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Hawaii is .probably the best example.
Few are the locals who don't yearn for the is-
lands as the ideal spot to spend the next vacation.
Those in the chips, of course, have long been mak-
ing the 50th state . a regular stopping off place in
their world travels.
Perhaps hula skirts and bronze-skinned beau-
ties hold a lot of the attraction. At least for the
, men.
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it's probably wise to note the fare that goes with
the three entrees. All include salad, rice is served As !or the women, who knows~ Maybe the
with the m'ahi mahi and "Dock·A-Bob," and French salubrious climate makes them feel liberated in the
fries accompany the top sirloin. way Germaine Greer and Kate Millet tell them they
One further question was posed by so me din· should be.
ers, however, regarding the pricing on drinks dur· Whatever the reasons by division ol
ing cocktail hour. Again there was no intentio!l to both sexes also 'have an area of common a r================:='===iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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FRENCH RESTAURANT
OPEN FOR LUNCH
11 :J0-2 e Tues.elev thrv fridev
DINNER 5:30 : 10 P.M.
Tve1dey thr11 S1111tiley
CLOSED MONDAY
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TEMPLE GARDENS
Q+!Ni:S£Reataurant
RICKS HA
COCKTAIL Lun<h••• & D;,,,. De ily
~~.~~1~E IU,,IT. LUNCH ll:H-1 :SO
MIHMl•y thrv 'rlll•y
frl. & s.t. I te 1
Featuring Exotic
TropicAI Drinks
IJOO ADA.Ml (•t Ho1rMr)
COSTA MllA
540·1'37 540-lUJ
Blrl!M Q..U.y
Nall" M..,_ Food.
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9093 E. ADAMS
HUNTINGTON BEACH 962·7911
LUNCHEON BUFFET .
11 :30 A.M. TO 2 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
JN THE BEAUTIFUL
CARIBE ·;ROOM
s11s 'lut liew•r•t• e114
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RESTAURANT
DINNER • COCKTAILS
SEAFOOD BAR
ENTERTAINMENT
LUNCH 11 :JO T!) J
Open Daily 10 A.M. to 2 A.M.
No~ Appe1rln9
JERRY LAMBUTH DUO
330 EAST 17TH STREET
COSTA MESA 541.n,1
·THE BERLINER
German Fami~ Restaurant & Deli
Fo1mous For
SAUERBRATEN with POTATO DUMPLINGS
EVERY WEEKEND JS LIKE A SMALL
OKTOBERFEST
(ech FfllllflY DIH -Dffce le
THE BOYS OF AUSTRIA
EACH SATURDAY, DIFFEltENT &El.MAN
IANDS 'lAY FOi. YOUR ENTEATAINMENT
DELI fOODS TO •O
l1•'11 • V1riefy 1f Colcl Cvb 1 11~ l re1dt
O,IN~ILY POI LUNCH
AND DiNNll FIOM 11 A.M.
CLOSID SUNDAY ·
In Addition to our Re9ulo1r Mtnu,
W• Are Now Servin9 , •• , •
EARLY BUFflr DINNER
Sundo1y1 '4 to 1 p.m .• Mon.-Th~r. 5 to 1 p.m.
Sel1ct from • temptin9 •rr•y ol Cold Selo1d1
PRIME Rll OF IEEF
Entrte Choices: ROAST LEG OF LAMB
CIUAMED SCALLOPS
y.'hipped Potetoo11 or R.ice Pilo1f
Ice Cr••m or Sherbert
COMPLETE DINNER $3.95
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COCKTAILS e DANCING
ENTERTAINMENT
N-Appurlllf
"MY SISTER ·AND US"
TutMay. th,....h'Su,.doy Nlfht1
31106 COAST HIGHWAY
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for liking Hawaii1 For one thins, it is the rea.lm of
exotic and delidous food. .
ll money is short for a · jet flight this month,
there's an opportunity io dine Hawaiian at a spot
that's no further afield than Costa Mesa . Simply
go to the Volcano House restaurant located in the
Rodeway Inn on Bristol Street.
A dinner visit last \veek was the first ln near·
ly a year. Practically everything was new. Exten·
sive remodeling has added some dramatic changes
to the interior. Management is iri capable and effi·
cient new hands. An exciting new menu leaves the
diner hard put to come up with a fin·al choice of
en tree.
Taking the new developments in order, the
alterations in the lounge and dining areas have
created a noticeable difference in the feeling of
romfort and intimacy.
Thankfully, lhe tropical det:or is subtly sug·
gested~ No plastic palms and endless yards of fi sh
netting here.
Varying wood textures and sparse ornamenla·
lion are largely responsible for . the wholly agree-
able ambience. Handsome light fixtures -shed·
ding the right degree of dim illumination -and
harmonious table settings also add to the atmos·
phere.
NEW MANAGEMENT
The· proficient new ~ana~emenl; a factor · evi-
dent in everything from service to the qual ity of
the food , can be attributed to the personable hus-
band and wife team of Ken and Marion Kendall.
Many a restaurateur could take pages out of
th~ir h,andbook on how to step in and painstakingly
establish a first-class est~lishment.
Even a perusal of th new menu is akin to tak-
ing up a study of the waiian language. Hekili
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•"' AMIRICAN CUlllNI I
TROPICAL COCKTAILS
POLYNESIAN -,·
MUSIC
Fri. and $.ti.
Nlght1
1961 ADAMS AVE. (at MognolU.) 968 5050 HUNTINGTON BEACH •
NOW UNDll NIW MANAMMINT
IUSINISSMIN'S LUNCHION FROM $1 .IO ·
5,,.,,c1 Fr1m 11 :JO A.M.
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HA1" HOUR COCKTAIL,,llCll-11:11 A.M. te 6 P.M.
(lett V1l1,11 111 Newport le1ch l
Ce ..... New .. .,_.. D-., ,,.._ -SJ.ti
Serv1cl With Ovr F1m1u1 Spl11ech S1ltcl
Fe1 tvfi119 f11f r .. 1 S•ch A1 'rim• I i .. ef leef,
M•ltytie11 Shrimp, Steik I Lolutet, ,,11111 Ste1kt
DANCIN• 1:30 P.M. to f :JO A.M. ,..
•RIAT LAS Vl•AS IANDS ' MAIY Wiii DAYIS FASHION SHOW
Frlllltyt 12:)0 te l 1JO P.M.
NOW APPEARING
EVERY DAY PIOPLI
lroutht lock by Pop.ulor Demond
1' 17 WISTCLIPP DRIVI
NIWPORT HACH 641-4115
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(thunder) grogs make a good point of departure.
These explosive mixtures -with prices rang-
ing from $1.SQ,_ lo $2.50 -include mai tai, chi ch4
tiki bomb, Tahitian punch and coffee continental.
Rum, as you might have suspected1 is the key In·
gredient in all .
The Hawaiian melhod of preparation and cook·
ing comes to light in the mouth-watering descrip-
tions printed beneath each enlree on the menu.
A few of the more enticing prospects include
island beef tomato, $4 .75: Hawaiian ribs, ,4.75;
teriyaki steak, $5.25; Polynesian chicken supreme,
$4 .50; Kapalu chopped si rloin, $4 .50; Koala steak.
$6.50.
To begin -or "l~oomaka" as they say in the
isla~1ds -there'!i a choice of soup or salad. The
leadoff possi bility here is Kilohana soup, an un·
usual blend oT rice, chic ken , apples and curry.
SUPER SALADS
You , can take your pick of two salads. The
first is mixed greens, topped br tiny bay shrimf,•
"'hile the other is a fresh fruit salad, pineapp e
papaya delight.
It so h~ppened the three members in the party
gave one nod to each. No fault was found with the
salads.
For an uncommon and exceptional taste treat,
though, the Kilohana soup shouldn't be missed.
It's a gourmet adventure in itseU.
The first of the three en trees· selected was
, Pahaohao shrimp, $5.25. Large rresh slirimp had
been sauteed in herb butter then surmounted on 1
volcano-shaped bed of rice pilaf.
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The rice. In turn. floaL~ in a sea of delicious Pa-
haohao sauce teeming with king cr'ab morsels.· ls·
land sweet potato -baked with the unaccustomed
but effective addition . of apples -and broccoli
we re the accompanfing dishes.
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RESTAURANT
LUNCH e DINNER
COCKTAILS
SEA FOOD-STEAKS-PRIME Rll
INTERNATIONAL ENTREES
COMPLETE DINNERS ·FROM Jl.71
"CH11" CLAUDl'S HOUSI SPICIAL :/
CHAMPA•NI STEAK • • .
$3.'5-$7.50 fot Two
Choic:• Sitloin with Gl11t of Ch•~P•tn•
Lin Mu1Jc-Daocl•t NJthtty 9 p.m •.
"Happy Hour" 3.7 p.m.
Priv o1te 8o1nqu•t Rooms Av•il•b1e
2'45 HARIOR ILVD.
COSTA MISA 545.9471 .
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MEXICAN RESTAURANT
"FINEST MEXICAN CUISINE
IN ORANGE COUNTY"
FOR TOUR DINING • DANCIN• PLIASUU
MARCOS
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COSTA MESA . 642·9764
THE UNDIRGROUND • FEATURING DANCE MUSIC BY
JASON CHASE
N'9htly Wed. thru Sat.
WAYNE GABRIEL
IN THE LOUNGE
Tuesday thru Sal. -9 p.m. )o 2 a.m.
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MARK DAVIDSON
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Contln~.d from P1,. 23
Next u~wu rack of lamb Makame, $8.25, es·
corted with an abundance or fresh garden ~eget·
able!. Roal'lted in the Hawaiian lmu tr~dltlon, the
aenerous portion of lamb wu mounted on a cas-
cade of rice pilaf and topped with mell (honey) pin ..
apple 1laze. ·
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A savory edition oC mahi mahi, $4.75, accom-
panied by the is.land 1weet potal!> and broccoli, was
the final en tree selection. The superb cut1 of fish,
sauteed !.rt herb butter, -1hen creamy sherry, was
topped with anela (angel) sauce and slivered al·
moods.
A fine choice of wine was evidenced in the
Beringer, 1969, Cabernet Sauvtgnon.
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Giving cfue credit to all individuals responsible
for the e"<cellent food at the Volcano House, it
would be remiss to slight the chef. So a 2l·gun out
'n' abouting salute is in order for Larry Fleming, a
master with conspicuous knowledge of kitchen
artistry.
Following dinner there were several sets ol the
bright and breezy entertainment now on tap in the
lounge. Featured performer is lhe sensuous song·
l'ltress Germaine, backed by the Bill Malo Trio.
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ENRRTAINMENT • 7 NICOHTS A WEH
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MESA
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OPENING
WEDNESDAY
MARCH 8
OUT '·NI
Germa.ine scarcely needs an introduction lo
Orange County audiences. She. has been a -stalwart
favorite at many o! the area's top clubs during the
past six years.
It's never less than pure pleasure, however, to
catch her sultry song stylings. Germaine's captival·
ing voice was in top form the other night in such
numbers as ''Another Time, Another Place." "Let's
Mike the Most of a Beautiful Thing," "I Never
Promised You a Rose Garden,'' "I've Nev~r Been
110 Happy" and "For Once in My We''.
The Bill Malo Trio is comprised of Bill on gui·
tar, Joe Ri chardson on electric bass, and drummer
Chuck Wackerman. Instrumentally the group dem·
onstrated considerable virtuosity in tunes like
"Watch What Happens," "Walk Away, Please Go,"
and "Proud Mary", ·
Germaine and the Bill Malo Trio appear night·
ly, Tuesday through Sunday. from 9 to 2.
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The Volcano House is located in the Rodeway
Inn , 1400 Bristol St. (formerly Palisades Road),
Costa Mesa. Dinner is served from 6 to 11. Monday
through Saturday, and from 5 to 10 on Sunday. Also
open for lunch from 11 to 4, Monday through
.Friday. •
Nightly Dinner
Specials $3.95
TAtE/tf,WHAtE
400 MAIN, BALBOA PENINSUL A
PLENTY OF PARKING • 673-4633
Real
C1nlonese Food
eat her• or
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PIZZA HOME DELIVERIES
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Clmv1ain9 Around
Ronald McDonald is coming! l·le'll present a mag ic
show at 2 p.m. Saturday in the new McDonald's
restaurant, 700 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
Afterwards, he'll sh·ake hands and give gifts to
every child there.
D•lly
Lunch
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DINNER SPECIALS
Cheit• •f Seup er S1l1lll
laked l'olale eP -ict l'llal e G i rlie lretd ...... ,.,,
WID.-Top Sirloin St11k
THUR.-'Prim• Rib
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COMPL ETE HAM STEAK DINNERS
2 ,
FOR THE
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$3.70 .VALUE FOR $1.85
The Fun Piece
for Family Food!
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Film Revives Dance Marathon Live
Theater
1¥ IDGHUGHTS
CBS (2) '·00 -"Heat of An(tr." A lady at·
torney and a yoUJ11 lawyer team up to defend a
man aceused of J!l\lfder. With su..,, Hayward and Ed,tor'1 Nott: Thi.!
motrlt QWd:c ii prepared
by th• Iii'"' commltt,. of
Harbor Council PTA. Mra.
Har111 Mellor U president
and Mr1. Bruce Nordland
U committe1 .chairman. It
U intended as a rcfertt1c1
in dttennh1ing ttdtoblc
ROAST
PRIME
RIB OF BEEF
AU JUS
AMON• JI
SILICT
DINNll INTllU
VINA
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f 11 m s /Of' certain ag1
groups and wilt apptar
wtckl11. Your trlltos arc
1ollcittd.. Mail th1m to Mo-
tiit Guide, car1 of the
DAJLY PILOT.
ADULT
Dirty Harry (Rii Sadistic
plain clothesman portrayed by
Clint Eastwood purtuts a
demented murderer in a:tory o1
criminal violence.
A Fislful of Dollars: Amer!~
can Clint Eastwood eets mixed
up in Mexican family fewd In-
volving sadism and bloodshed.
Fine Italian Cuisine Cocktail•'
2325 E. COAST HIGHWAY
673·8267
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CLOSID MONDAY
CONTINENTAL CUISINE e SEA FOODS
CHARCOAL BROILE D STEAKS
New A,,..r1 ..
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A,,::N. RICK ROB,INS
Wodon4ey thn1 SullHy 1:30 lo 1 :l·o
SUNDAY llUNCH
5*fffd freM
11 A.M. Hi 2 P.M.
UN.UIT PACILITIU
117 PACIPIC COAST HWY.
HUNTIN•TON II.A.CH
• Cl'IN 1 DAVI ..
MAGNIFICENT ADVENTURE
IN FRENCH CUISINE
PARIS INN
(l'OIU!illll.Y KAltAM'S)
E:rclu1ivt But Come A1 You Are
Dinner Nightly I> to 11
Enttrt1inm1nt 9 :3 0 to 2
By 6•n• D• Vi ii•
Our Kitchen Undtt The Directk>n ot
CHEF MARIO LE FRA!<C
COCKT.AILS e CLOSED MONDAY
. 501 W. 10th ST. .
NIWPORT HACH '71.0JOO
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HOUSI OP SIAPDOD
NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH
11 :10 lo 2:30 Tu ... thrv Fri.
Nightly Oinntr-Cockt1ll1 4 to 11 p.m.
Sund1y 2 to 9:3 0 pm-Closed Mondays
1814 N. Coast Hwy. !El Camino Reall
SAN CLl!MINTE 492°6571
ILaUan made Western with
English dubbing,
Prelty Maids All In A Row
!Rh Rock Hudson eortraya
coach-counsellor .having af-
fairs with pretty students
while English teacher. Angle
Dickinson seduces shyest boy
In cl1ss. Plot concerns
strangu!J:tion of thret girls.
'
Sunday Bloody Sund•y ( R l:
Glenda Jackson, Peter Finch,
and Murray Head star in story
of handsome young sculptor
and the two people In love
with him : a sensitive, suc-
cessful Jewish doctor, and a
divorced career woman.
Summer of '42 ( R I :
Nostalgic return to early war
years depicting three teenage
boys awakening to romance
and ux. They while awa y
aummer at an Eastern shore
resort p I a n n in g conquests.
Sensitive Hermie falls in love
with beautiful Army wife . Jen·
nife r O'Neill and Gary Grimes
1tar.
Together (XI: A clinical
close.up of the sex act.
Vanlsblng Point (PG): Stars
Barry Newman as ex-cop. ex-
race driver who speeds from
Jiicxi1ci ~-·
BOOKSHOPS -~
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JUNIOR MATINEE
SAT. 2 P.M.
"A BOY
TEN FEET
Y.All"
Also Cartoons
All Seats 75c
Both Pictures
Nomln1ttd For Tho
Ac1dtmy Aw1rd
. llUCI llOWN'S
"ON ANY SUNDAY"
"HELLSTROM
CHRONICLE"
IOTH IN COLOR
WINNlll OP -a·
ACADIMY
NOMINATl~NS ---FE'I 1111 SCllWJ lOWLOlllllll IWl:S. !OZl1111 • ,
TBEFIERCB
CO DICTION
IN THI flltA r TWAOITION
01 A"IWICAN TH/tlU.tlfl.
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Denvu to San Francisco with
police in pursuit encouraged
by blind Black r1dlo disc
jockey against har.d rock
musical background,
The P,arty !RI' Sl1pslick
comedy occurs whe~ disaster-
prone East Indian 'actor is in·
vited to chic Hollywood party.
Peter· Sellers atars.
Tbe French ConoeeUoe f R l:
suspense mysttry starring
Gene Hackman and Fernando
Rey. Brooklyn police detec·
lives move in on the Amuican
connection to F r e n c h •
American heroin ring In a
chase story or violene,e.
Hospital (PG): George Scott
portrays hard-drinking doctor
who copes with an unsuc-
cessful marriage and . the
emergencies or a n un-
dersWfed, overcrowded , big
city hospital.
Klute CR): Jane Fonda
portrays aspiring actress turn-
ed prostitute. Unable to
establish real rel&tionships she
regards her business as a
form or acting. Don
Sutherland is policeman on
hunt for miuing friend In this
murder mystery.
The Last Plc&ure Show (RI:
Story filfned in black and
white showing the p as t
generation of film making and
the part it played in our llves.
Depicts dying Tei:as town nf
the 19SO'a, the sex and
dreariness of its inhabitants.
Stars Doris Leachman.
The Gaoc Thal Couldn't
Shoot StraJgbt (PG ): Film
version of comedy about
bumbling Italian gangsters in
New York's lower East side.
Jo Van Fleet portrays wine
drinking "~1ama. Li o n e I
Stander is un~erworld kingpin
who worships plastic statues
of Mary and Robe.rt DeNiro is
the conniving bicycle racer
immigrant.
Wbat Do Yoa S.y To A Nik·
ed Lady (XI: Film done by
Allen Funt of Candid Camera.
Where's Poppa?. ( R I :
George Seg&J plays 1 mu tam
be.twetn Jove for hb mother
and a desire to kill her. From
her television ctntered world ,
she manaaes hl1 life, love and
career.
MATURE TEENS
AND ADULTS
Cowboys l PG I: Flndlnl
regular cowboys unavailable,
John Wayne hires band of 11
to 15-year-old boy1 to drive
cattle 400 miles to market.
Saga of boys growing into
manhood and tbeir encounter•
with brutality and revenge on
the frontier.
Hot RA>Ck I PG l' Rob.rt
Redford. George Segal and
?.ero Mostel portray a bunch
of thieves in the hunt for a
famous gem.
Kotch (PG): Walter Mat·
thau is talkative, opinionated,
lovable widower retired from
hardware store and living wi\,4,
son's famil y. Family tries to
move him to re st home. Jack
Lemmon directs this drama·
comedy dealing with three
generations under one roof.
The Last Run (PG): Alter a
nine year hid&<1ut In Latin
America, gangster comes out
or hiding when he can't. resist
one last assignment. George
C. Scott is the underWorld
figure.
The letter immediately
ofter the title indicot1s tht
rating givtn the picture by
the Motion Picture CMU.
Thi Codi And Rating pro-
gram may bt found on one
of tht motion pictur1 pagt&.
Jam .. Stacy. .
ABC (7) f:30 -"The Odd couple." Olcar and
his wile meet and compare notes . "MoUN!r ir.artti• KCET (:18) 1:30 -"Film Ody1Hy -The 31
EcolOIY N>Ck musical on Steps." Alfred Hitchcock's thrWed about a CID&·
1ta1• at South c • • • t dian rancher cau1bt up tn a 10riH of btttllnf 'Repertory, 1827 Newport evehta. • Blvd., Coeta M,.., 1t I p.m. !!.. _______ ... _..,. .. ______ •
F•b. 24: March S 1nd 9. R...,._
vaUona -M&-136.1.
''Teahoa1e of Aap1t Moo11"
A comedy of po1twar
Okinawa on sta1e at ibe
Laguna Moulton Playhouse.
606 Laguna Ctnyon Road,
Laguna Beach, 1t 8:30 . p.m.
Tuas . .Sat. lhrourh P'eb. , 26.
Reservations -4H-074.1.
"Siar Spaqled Glrl"
A comedy on rtage by
Wt!lmimter Community
Theater al Finley School,
13521 Edwards, Westminster,
Sat., at 8:30 only. Reserva..
tions -897-ltM.
"The Innocent•"
A mystery on sta1e at South
Coast Repertory, 1827 New-
port' Blvd .. Costa Mtsa, f'rl .
-Sun. at 8 p.m. through
March 11. Reservations -
646-1383. '
0 No, No, a Mllllon Times No"
A musical melodrama on
stage a.t the Fount11in Valley
Community Thea.ter, Tamura
School. 17340 Santa Suzanne,
Fountain V11.Jley. Fri . .S11t., a.I
8 p.m. throuah Feb. 2fi. Reser·
vatlons -847-9821 .
"Dur U1r"
A biograph1caJ drama on
stage at the Laguna Moulton
Pla~e Forum Theater, on
Festival of Arts rrounds, at
8:30 p.m .. Wed.Sat. through
March 11 . Reauvations
494--0713.
"The Serpent"
A drama on st.age at the Or·
a.nge C.O..st Collea:e Audtior-
lum, 2701 Fairv1ew Rd ., Costa
Mm, at 8:30 p.m. Wed.-Sat.,
March 8-I L Admlui()n la free .
Friday
Evening
Saturday
Momlng
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CXl.L£EN OCM-lt.R3T IS Katt! • MusC by .kiln Wl.lrns · ~ bJ lrwi't: RM:dl & HlrlW ffll'lk. .k.
Ind WIQtll Oii! Jenire; · Pfalt.O!d and Oil"ected bJ Want ~· ~· T«:l wia:h •·
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3 ·scripts for 'Iguana'
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drf<.1" the VA/LY PILOT
Sun<,fqy comics. i
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Society Presents
Musician Speaks
The lirst of three pr~concert previews
to be presented by the Orange County Phil·
harmonic Society will be given at 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 11, in the Science Lecture
Hall, UC! campus.
Harold Gelman, pianist and music com·
mentator, will discuss Uiat evening's concert
of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
under the baton of Gerhard Samuel.
Pianl~t Martha.Argerich will .play Chopin
Piaiio 'COncerto No. 1 in E minor, Opus 11 .
Gelman 's preview is planned to enhance
listening pleasure. He has long been asso-
ciated with preparing musical scores for pie·
tores, the most recent "Ryan's Daughter" and
"'Wild Rovers."
. : Admission ls free but re~-vations must
be inade by tomorrow by calling 646-262~.
548·6844, or 646-641 l. As the preview im·
mediately preceded the concert, seats will be
reserved jn the concert hall for preview goers.
-Ar"' you readY f& l Ten-
neuee W I 't I i a m 1 double-
l)eader!
That's what's coming up In
two weeka for Orange Coast
theatergoers. Not at the iame
playhouM!, of tourse. bul at
community theaters in two
neighboring cities.
The Co&ta Mesa C I v i c
Playhouse .opens "The Night
or the Jgua.
n a'' on
Thursday,
.March IS,
followed the
next night by
the Hunting·
ton Beach
P I 1 yhollse
and "Cat on
a Hot Tin
Roof." ea,,.
ta Me1·1's
Williams runs for two Week·
ends and six perfonnallCel!I,
ces, Huntington Beach's for
five weekends and 10 perform-
ances.
Both ha.nrls at the respective
directorial helms of these am·
bilious productions 11re female
-one a household word in
community theater along the
Orange Coast, the other 1
~children 's
Short Trio
On Stage ·
Drama sludents ll:I Golden
West College will present 8
trilogy or short children's
plays Friday and Saturday,
March 3 and 4.
The three plays, "The Frog
Princess," "Henny PennJ"
and "Billy Goat Grufr' will be
perfor.med in the Actor's
Playbox on March 3 at 7:30
and on March 4 at 10:30 1.th'.
and l p.m. Admission . is 50
cents.
IN TED FOR
· 8 Academy Awards·
Popular Greek singer
Na.n . Mouskouri ap-
pears with 1he Alben·
ictns .at_.the Music Cen·
ter's. P:avillon Monday,
March 6, at 8:30 p.m.
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INCLUDING JANE: FONDA BfST ACTRESS '
"Where's Poppa?"
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relative newcomer to the
scene with impreuive cr~it.s
elie:whe;:e, Both ~re being
·spotlighted in thi! colllJlln, one
this week and the other next
Friday.
MARTIIELLA RANDALL,
the director of Costa Mesa 's
"Jguana," has been in the
forefront of local community
!heater for the past . two
decades, She has carved out a
reputation as an indefatigable
perfectionist in' a career span-
ning between 50 and 60 pro-
ductions both as an actress
and a director.
' Practically an Orange Coun-
ty native (she came west from
Miami .at age 6), Marthella
has acted and directed wilh
the Laguna Playhouse and the
old Newport Harbor Players,
as well as the Costa Mesa
group. She i;s a former drama
teacher at Ha r b or High,
Orange Coast College and Fu/.
erton Junior College -and
three of her tOp cast members
in "Iguana" are drama in·
struCton as well.
Equally as well known as
Marthella the director is
Marthella the actress, seen
most recently in Costa Mesa's
"A Delicate Balance" and
Laguiia 's ."The. Lion i n
Winter." Botb earned DAILY
PILOT Di!linguished Produc--
a1 11e old man Of lhe -•
tion awards as the best
their l'..tl~tive yew.
EVEN WITH W R A T
could become the "cast of
the year" and a set all...l\Jt
completed a month before
opening, the mounting of
"Iguana" will be no easy task.
"I've never done a more dif-
ficult show technically," she
points out. "The special ef-
fects required in this one are
tremendous."
Marthella regards "Iguana"
11 one of Willianµ,' best plays,
and promises Costa Mesa
theatergoers "a little bit dif-
ferent approach" to t h e
steamy drama set In a
backwoods Mexican resort.
"We've even been offered a
Jive iguana," she laughs. ''but
I don't know whether we'll use
it or not. It depends how it
reacts -and how the cast
reacts."
At present the cast has
enough lo contend with.
"We're using three scripts -
the regular acting edition, the
original published script and
the paperback version from
the mov ie. It's a little con·
fusing at times skipping fro
one to another," she admits.
Meanwhile, "Cat on a Hot
Tin Roof" is taking shape in
Huntington Beach. We'll " take
a look at that Show in next
week's I n term is s ion ..
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Everyone Has
Something Thet
Someone Else Wanh
. DAILv ·-~PILOT .ClASSJ -FIED ADS You Cen Sell It,
Find It, Treqe It
With e WJ1nt Ad ·The Biggest ~~rk~tplace-0n the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results
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BAY AND BEACH RIAL TY
2407 E. C. Hwy., CdM
Gen.rel ,
The Tangerine
Kitchen
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A WINNING SMILll
WINS NEOPHm
. LICENSEE
RAPID SAL.ES
UADERSHIP
J•n Oder~en..
-And it was~·t "beginner's Luclc" by any
means. Her gracious manner -dedicated
efiort, ambition ·plus strict observance 'to
ethics and the ueasics" did it. Proper train·
ing and preparation -seeing people, learn·
inf their needs then diligently searching to ·
fil them has, in a comparatively short time,
established her as a thoroughly capable real
estate professional. Now, throu$'.h a back·
log of satisfied clients, )ler special services
are requested by referra11. We at Bay &
Beach Really are txtremely happy Lo have
her as one of us.
Ol'EN HOUSE
301 HUEL, CORONA DEL MAR
White water It canyon view of this very
beaulliul home • ••• it Sal/Sunday, 1·5
.92,500.
•Your propertY, can be listed Nation.
wide at no extra cost. c.an
;..ral 0-ral
. . OPEN SUNDAY . 1-S ,
3912 FINISTERRE DR., On , Davenporf
h)and, Huntington Harbour. Reduced to
'49;llil0. Makes this our BEST 3 BR., 2 .ba.,
fam-ljl. lo formal din. BUY. Al Fink
Evenings C.all 644-8406
BEACH ESTATE
5 + Family + Dine
ONLY S24,900!
Bargain! Bargain! Bargain ~
Paneled living room. Ul@d
brick fireplace. ·Family
room. Load of KNOTTY
PINE! Formal dining. Gour-
11Jet ·kitcfu•:n. FIVE big bed·
J'OOrTU, WALK TO OCEAN!
Unbelievable! Just the low
price • -Call now IW.5-0.103
lOUl\l l 0/\11 \
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ALL IN ONE
l Large famll)' room with
wet bar, Bia: fireplace and
·BBQ
2. Four bedroom11, 3 b«th1
and dinlne room
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Fl N ER HOMES
BAYFRONT . PIER & FLOAT
Balboa , Island choice duplex on 11cluded
14Llttle Island." Very coovlnient to harbor
entrance: Balboa Island's best buy. •155,000.
Tom Queen 644-6200,
EASTBLUFF EASY LIVING
4 Bil's or 3 + pane)Jed den. It 's all here
ready for immediate occupancy. What a
buy! OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. 2901 Ca-
talpa St. ~2,500. 644-6200.
SOMETHING TELLS YOU
This is a home. 4 big family BR's & FR lead-
ing to lovely pool & fenced yard. '31 ,500.
64U235 ..
VAMEO SHORES VIEW HOME
Charming split level 3 BR -Immaculate! De-
lightful canyon & ocean views at a low price
• $69,500. Tom Queen 644-6200.
HARBOR HIGH DISTRl.CT
Trim 3 BR -2 bath • large FR -brick fire·
place. Space for boat or camper. VA terms.
$32,500. Lois Egan 644-6200. .
OVERLOOKIN~ BEAUTIFUL
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO VALLEY
A truly magnificent country estate: Th•
breathtaking view extends from CataJtna to
Mt. Baldy. Luxury home situated on over 9
_acres of citrus, avocados and riding facili·
ties. Guest house , workman& house arid barn
are all part of this offering. Joel Smith 642-8235. .
NEW GALAXY DRIVE HOMES
Final opportunity to own a new Ivan Wells
custom home. Stlll time to choose decor.
From $811,200 to •151,000. Furnished model
OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. • 5 p.ni. 2006 Galaxy
Drive, Dover Shores. 64&-1550.
BEAUTIFUL SPREADING TREES
1ine the parkway of this desirable Baycrest
Jocation. Gorgeous Ivan Wells built home w/
formal DR, pool & plans for a 4th BR. $79,950.
.C-1 CO.RNER NEWPORT BEACH
Approx. 4000 sq. ft. '35.000. 10% down·-Own·
er leaving area will carry TD or reduce price for cash.
MACNAB·IRVINE
Realty Company
644-6200 642-8235
Herbor'View Center
164<1 MacArthur Blvd.
901 .Dever Drive
Nl!WPORT BIACH . .
OPEN HOUSE • BAYCREST. POOL
1833 SANTIAGO DR. Exceptional floor plan.
5 Bdrm., 2 family rm., form . dining rm.; 4
baths, brkfst. area. Sparkling pool, enclos·
ed. $92,500. M. L. Marion
3. Large 23x40 Heated Pool ~~~~~ 4, Intercom and 'fire alarm '!
system throughout ChMr•I
BAYF,RONT ·BEACH · POOL!
60' Oi.Bayfront, Slip for large boat, Sandy
beach; beautiful walled patio w/pool: 5
Bdrms.. study & family. rm., · 41'> bath"
$189,000. Carol Tatum
BEAUTIFUL CO.UNTRY ESTATE
With city conveniences! Especially: excel.
for family who wants i o keep borsei. 4 Bd·
rms., lg, frml. din. rm. plus lanai & pool.
$225,000. E. Olson .
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
New listing. The popular Lusk "Sand·
piper." 4 BR., family rm . w/frpl. & wet
bar. Professionally landscaped. $69,500.
Cathryn Tennille
TURTLE ROCK PRESIDENT HOMES
4 BO. Lovely Decor! View. Fee .....• 73,950
4 BD. Fresh & lovely, immed. possess, fee
. '' ''' ' ''''.''' '' ' ' '' '. '. ' .. ''' ''' ' '.73,950 3 BO. Cozy !am. rm. View . Fee .... $67,950
Harriett Davies
OLIVE & CITRUS TREES
5. super J)lltlo With hUge BBQ
6. One bedroom hu private
outside entrance
7. On ,a quiet cul-de.sac
S. Large 6% VA a11umable
loan -Prl~ $46,950
Call 646-nn
\D I THC REAL
NESTATERS
J ,, ''· ••• • ...
$30,950
NO DOWtol • POOLI
1.feaa North home with 3
.P.i:lou1 bed.too~ ~n, 2
bath&, built in dream
kitchen, tamlly room with
fireplace. Loads or decking,
patio. Enclo11e pool-We for
small children. P I u 1 h
carpeting, drapes. Great
family home! 540-173).
TARBELL
I 2955 Harbor, Costa Meta
VERY PRIVATE
Rear yard ·with" 2 pi.tiol, 4
lar(e. bedroomA, 3 baths,
C. F. Colesworthy & Co.'
Realtors
EASTSIDE
IN the winter when it drizzles -or m· the
summer when it 1ilzles? When is the best
time to buv a home with 1 swim min« pool? Ma:v~ now? We have 1 terrific •bu v in a
3 bedroolll and family room home with heat·
ed & filtered pool. Quiel East.side location.
High assumable VA loin with low, intere.!lt,
$33,500.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS '
·SPACIOUS custoni bulll 4 bedroom home
on .quiet Cul·D~Sac street. Close Lo West·
cliff shopping & schools. Wife-saver ljtchen
Incl uding relrigeralor. Larp master suite
& like new sha{ carptelDg throughout.
,33,500 and worth it!
Gen.rel
Look
to
GLENll4LE FEDERAL
for a
Home Loan
and
Escrow Help . ,
In
Costa Meso
2300 Horbor BcuMrd
6'12"'4711
• In .
Newport Beach
.S00 NtWport CeMt Dr.
6":h'300
BAY.CREST
POOL
ELEGANCE
You'll fall Jn love with thls
spt,cious home in Baycrest'1
finest area. Wllhin this
home desi(ned by Ivan
we1111 ~·n find .c larre
bedrooms, 4 baths, family
room with huge 1 to n•
fireplace, separate den Qt
maid's quarters. Tht home
Ms been t astefully
redecorated within the put
year. All this and a att.lud·
ed pool, too! Call today for
your appointment to fall in
love with this truly elegant
home. 546--2313.
"Olde" English
TUDOR ESTATE!
3 ·DINE . 2 PATIOS
FANTASMC! GI·-or FHA
BUYERS WELCOME! Eng·
li•h tudor from clrcu:lar
driveway to stained &I••
·entry! ImmacuJate "olde"
English living room with
crackling brick firepla«.
Huge dining room. 3 kin&
··aize 'bedroom11. Large ir:
re&U)ar lot! 2 patiOa:. ~
.::ated by the bend in the
road -let it DOW! CaJJ -
I OW\ I I 01 \II\
BEAUTIFUL
REPUBLIC
4 Bedrooms, 3 batM, parents
n:trtat. I.arae added family
room, Iarat-oUict or $th
bedrOom, 2 fireplace1, 3 car
a:ar.;e with built-in stonre,
concrete drivewa.ya, patios
and walks. _ 2 filh pond&
filtered, separate yard Jor
little ones, plus I u 1 h
landacaplfll front and rear.
All this far pnly · $48,500. all
tetm.1. For · more in.
fonnation and appointment,
plea:.t phOne 546-2313.
'O /THEREAL
• ")<' i :STATERS
CAN'T FIND IT7
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I
HA VE YOU HEARD?
' Elmore Company ii Growing Fantastically
Do Yo11 Waat Better Than 'The Best
Senlce In. Buying or SelUng Your Property?
,
-PLEASE CONTACT US TODAY
Breethtaking Oceen end Harbor view overlook-
ing beautiful beach. 5 bedrooms and den, formal
dining, 3 baths, 2 fl•eplec'e1, ,maids quarters, mas-
ter bedroom-Cli'n-livingroom. overlooks ocean.
Beautiful garden in front of house. Unique 2 story
stained gl~u window. We believe this house to be,
en unusual value for only $135 ,000.00. Please·
call today.
EXCEPTIONAL ·HOME IN <:;OLLEGE PARK
4 nice bedrooms I '.\4 baths. Dining room, large
living room with brick fireplace. Full copper
plumbing and brand new p4l!it. Very nice yard for
your garden. Priced at only $31 ,000. with a 71/4 °/0
30 year loan available. Please call today.
881 DOVER DRIVE 6 4 5 •4040
NEWPORT BEA CH
-ral OtMral
• l
"SOMETHING IN THE WAY
SHE MOVES"
PANORAMIC VIEW OF NEWPORT HAR· ; ·
BOR. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, SPANISH fire-
place, kitchen with buUt·ins. CUSTOM dee·
orated carpets lo drapes. BUILT-IN WINE
CELLAR & WET BAR. Entertain under the
stars. BEAUTIFUL PATIO. AUTO TIME
LIGHTS, For the discriminating buyer.
' " ' ' " ' ' ; " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " " ' . ' ' ' ' ' $125,000.
NIED A DUPLEX??
WE HAYE ITI
ADORABLE uPPER FRONT LEVE.L UNIT,
2 bedfoom, 2 bath, fprmal dining ropm fire-
place, built-ins. LOWER UNIT, private en·
trince, fire~lace . .BACH UNIT one bedroom
deluxe apartment, CORONA DEL MAR.
' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' " ' ' " ' " ' " ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' $61,500.
"SO RARE"
IT'S FEE
IN TURTLE ROCK. 3 Bedrooms, Jamily
room, 2 baths, atrium, bulltins with self
cleaning 9ven, shag carpeting and cusfqm ,.
dr1pe1. Large covered patio with 1ilper lmd·
scapinlf. WOULD YOU BELIEVE $47,900.
SEA SHELLS
BY THE SEASHORE
Fantastic
Pool Home
with over 2,200 ~-rt. of
comfort and fun for the
large family that likt's lo
-.ee !he kids spend a littl~
more time amund hom~. 4
huae bedrooms. 2 large
baths, 30 ft . heated & fillf'r-
ed Blue ffaven POOL and
hUJe RUMPUS ROOM. Own·
er transferTed and says sell
fast at $37,500.
Carmel with a View
$47,500
Looking for a largr yarrl in
Harbor View? Hurry to see
this 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home, which overlooks !he
mountains by day and the
lighta at night. Cul.de-sac
location is great for
children. Seven fruit lre<!s,
water softener, self-cleaning
oven. atrium out11ide of
master bathroom. mirrorerl
wardrobe doors, Jots of Ci!-
ment and brick work 11.re
just a few of lhto exlrlls.
~'l mis11 seeing this
unuluai beauty. Ca 11
146-2313. ...
O THF. RF~l\L
"'LSTATJ.:HS ·. ·. .
JUST STARTING? Qrace this qtr. acre on Somerset Ln ., West·
clifi. Cuslom bit. 4 BR .. 2Y.i ba ., family rm.,
dining rm. Owner transferred. Only $e5,()0().
M. C. Buie
LOTSA HOUSE
Ocean view. Spanish design. Pool. 21h Yrs.
new. 4 Bdrm. home that1 challenges com-
parison at $67,500. Call LaVera Burns
-lUa~ ll\ting and fonn&I dlri·
Eaatbluff Office • 640·0020
Bayside Office • 675-4930
~-~
insroom. Walk to schools, "-"r•I
lst erade thru Jr. Colle£i!. -----------·--. Beautiful landscapln1. Slate .
oflnJa Jj/e · entry, aeparate laundryroo_m
and much more. Please call
* WD.L BUILD )'Ollr dn!am
home. Have 1taff for · com·
plete home packqe:.
Put )'OUr confidence tn our
49 )'ears ot ·quaUt;y cuatmn. """"buildmr.
• See, example «. product a t
~ Galaxy, Dover ShQres.
-Feel like getting away from itaJJT"l'fji llii8 2
bed.room 1 bath downstairs, uesWn, the liv-
lng, ·dining, kitchen willi bullU111, lnYiUng
flreplace WITH A MINI VIEW, master bed·
room & bath. Just steJ!I to the wale!: in ,
CHINA COVE. .. ................ $85,000.
An ideal slarter home-for a
)'Ciung couple. NO DOWN
VETS OR LOW FHA
TERMS. Three bdrm . and
den home with hardwood noon. Good Eutalde Cosla
Me.11a location. Large yard
for the kids -Near schools
and 11ho'pplng. Priced to sell
al only St!.950. LOVELY SHORECLIFFS LOT
Approx, Y.i acre bldg. site overlCJ?king jelly,
with direct access to sw1mm1ng beach.
Plans & picture of eJev. avail. Trade also.
K. Raulston
READY TO GOI
Vacant 4 Bdrm .. spacious Lldo home • laree
So. patio, oversize rooms thruout . Will lease $GOO mo. or option, or sell. $89,500.
Mary Harvey
LIDO ISLE ESTATE
'l..l!R.,Janal, pool. Choice location, on 3 Jots.
Sep. children s or guest wing. Best buy In
N'pt. Beach. Bring offer ! UH,500.
Eurone Vreeland . .._
CHANNE~ BAY,RONT •
Olde En1llsb charm & extra frontage lnclud-·
IDJ lreeJ lo 1 spacious garden, mal<e this 3
lldnn. lo den home irresisUble, $169,500.
11111 BentJ ....._
~ .... ~
Sit Nl"'°llT CINTER DI!., N.I .
,
toda,y. $36,450.
" ' CONDOMINIUMS
3 BR 2 BA, best for the
$ HELP •••••• , ••• S21,950.
3 BR 2 BA, J)llllh lrg
Im mac •• , •• , •• ,. . $22,500.
2 BR 2 BA, co,ey tirepl,
vacant ••••• , ••• , •• $23,950.
Call 545-MU (Opq evtt)
\ou_th {. oasl
BAY A ocean view1 .I BR.
hi. lfarbor View Hilla.
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
341
$50,500. Ag...t m,JOOO. For boot ttllllUl ,
•
Ivan Wells & Sons
• 642-2511 •
$32,950-No Down
Be attltd by 1J1rinr in thll
lovely 3 bedroom, 2 batha,
den, tunl.ly room home with
JtlOlt attractive formal d~ Jnr. room. El<pnt llreplacc,
buli.ln -ldt""'1. C\11-____ JUI patio
""'"-• tho plcl11ntquo
,.., )'aid. M0-1no.
TARBELL
I •
CHARM·CQMFORT
VALUE
All wrapped up In this nice TWO STORY
4 bedroom. 3· bath, HUGE RUMPUS ROOM
that will ·take a pool !Ible. bulltln tjtchen,
llrfe yard mill accommodate your 30 foot
boat, ind a apacious feellne prevail• thrilout.
' " ' ' ' ' " ' ": . " " " " " " " ' " $39,900.
AIUtl#-S#dd,
~--~ REALTO~S
644·72io
., IAIT COAST HIGHWAY
COAONA !>IL MAii, c;ALll'.
... CULWE;Ll
PROPERTIES, IN C.
RE Ill TORS
/;11) l· 1 lth St C M .
646 . 055~
549 ·1910
Ev611rwt Call &W-7005
EASTSIDE
4 BEDROOM
BEAUTY
Owner hates to leave all the
fine nelghbon ~n this 11trett
but hu outgrown hll home
and needs even more room.,
You 'll find It on a' quiet
1trtf:t in the BAck 811.)'
are1, close 10 schools. FHA
or VA lerma. $32,500 .
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DAILY ~ILOT SJ
Gener•I
* *' * * * *' '*·****************** QUALITY FAMILY HOME LOVE IT •
TAYLOR .co.
DOVER SHORES -VIEW -$79,500 · ! Pe~ecflon plus! Move right into this prO-•
fesstonally decorated home on beautiful co ·
• ner site with VIEW of bay, Lux cpting 4'.
drapes. 3 BR, FR & study. Privacy. 3 Gar. • .... ''Our 27th Yea r" • 1
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
· 2111 San Joaquin 1-(1111 Ro•d 'J
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4911.
General
·.wt. of!ac~erim'le" .
'
Realtor
Proudly Announc.s That
In fashionable Baycrest. on quJel tree-lined
street. 3 s pacious bedroo ms & baths. Ct'>m·
fortable , paneled family room adjoins mod· ern .cheetrul kitchen. Separate rormal dining
r\)Om. Nicely landscaped, enclosed yard. Im·
maculate thruout. $64,500.
ORIENTAL FANTASY
With a fabulous VIEW, in exclusive Irvine
Terrace. Secluded & restful atmosphere, "'ith
4 bedrooms '& baths, even a soothing Japan·
ese Furo Oke tub. Formal dining room with
breathtaking views. Dra1naLic swimming pool
in Oriental garden. $187.400.
UDO ISLE SPECIAL
foraet it -delightful BluUa
3 bdrtn .. 2'1\ bath, on areen-
belt, In secluded atta. Whtn
.YOU l,.ave town -Ju1t close
the door 4 walk away.
142.500-
CORBIN-
MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7642
A Rare Find .
"Uve Rent FrH
Till Close of
Escrow''
Owner moved P11.st And
vacated this 3,000 gq. ft.
Mesa Verde mansion. $ Br.,
super lllrgf' separate family
room, forriial dining • plush
1hag carPE'tlng. Great for
tntertaining or large family
er both. Call 842-%1.35.
$31,500. ..
Heavy sht1ke roof, su~
l\v nn w/cor tlrepl, fAm
rm, all bllins I: 2 baths, 'f'b.la
brig~t and Ahiny .f bed.rm
home on quiet cul-de-sac:;,
jW1t listed . won't last long.
C'a:ll 545-8424 (open eve..)
U~l()U~ tJ()M~~
THE SE.ST HOMES ......
... IN THE SE.ST ARE.AS
Tenant movinR' -ov.·ner says sell! S Bed·
rooms: close to private community beach, pri·
vale yard. Cozy. book·lined ljving room plus
a formal dining room. ~t reet lot. $62.500
HARBOR
J ust came.en the mark~t lor
the first tim~.' 5 bt<lrooms. 3
baths, 6.ixl50 lot, I 111 bloc.ks
lrom Harl;tor High. Great
f11.mlly ho~~. lmmACUIA!P,
large bedroom~. A true
dellghl to set'. Priced right
a1 $49,500. To see call
646-7171.
\0 THE RI:AL
.~ ESTATERS
$25,750 ·No Down
O THE REAL
\"'-ESTATERS
Any dll.Y i• t11e BEST DAY..'t~
run an ad Do11't
delay .. call today 642-5618.
IN MESA VERDE: A Sp•cious 4 Bedroom
It's a eolf course estate on a hill side over·
looking the Jakes and trees of the ba ck nine.
Panoramic views from eight rooms and deep
shag carpel in every room . Three car garage
and automated maintenance .for 1/3-acre lot.
This prooerty is vacant and has numerous
outstanding features.
COMPANY
REALTORS
t~rrn• -3 bedroom, 2 bath,
secluded living room en·
hanced by appt"111ing fire--
place. Patio. Jr. estatt"
!liU'd groundl'I, Alr c:ontli·
lioner, shag c11rpeling.
Near schools It shopping,
540.172).
leep tltll "-'1 lllfNCtory wlttt JN tWI _... •
Y" .. .._, lrl••t ... AH ... lee.et .. ,,.... Ml ..
.. 4-crn:..4 I• ,,..,.... datoll •1 _,.,.,,,.,., .-..
.... I• to4ey's DAILY PILOT WANT.ADI. r-..
lllowl., opo11 11011'°' for Mo or ta ratrt .,. ..,..i ta
ll1t hell lllfonMfi .. • ttr.ls cDl11M11 Md PrWe, -4
Seto14ey.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
603 Orchid, Corona del Mar
644·2430 $42,500
409 Gloucseter, Costa Mesa
(Sat 1·5)
642·8235 (Sun 1·5)
(2 Bedroom & F•mily Room or Oen) ·
610 Avocado. Corona del Mar
673·8550 S50.500 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
it 26 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach
642·8235 (Sun 1'5)
13 Bedroom)
310 Rubv. Balboa Island
673·8550 171,500 (Sat &•Sun 1·5)
**# 106 Linda Isle, (Lind a Isle), N.B.
64tH550 1134.500 (Sun 1·5)
221 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
644·6200 S69.500 (S un 1·5)
(3 Bedroom & F1mily Room or Den)
2034 Miramar (Penin Pl.) N.B. ·
675-4600 !Sat & Sun 14)
17811 Acaci a1'ree J.a ne {Univ. Pk.) Irvine
644-2430 $55,000 '(Sun 1·5) ·
1424 Santia.e:o Dr .. Newoort Beach
644·2430 $77,500 (Fri lhru .Mon 1·5)
3912 Finisterre Dr. (Davenport Is.) Hunt.
Harbour 644·2430 (Su n 1·5)
2036 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B.
64&-1550 $89,200 (Daily 10·5)
2313 Redlands, Newpo rt Beach
642·8235 $48,500 (Sat & Sun 12·5)
1447 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B.
642·8235 $89.500 (Sun 1·5)
2402 Orchid Hill . Costa Mesa
540·6694 641). 7171 (Sat 1·5)
(4 Bedroom)
*1880 Glenwood Ln (Baycrest) N.B.
6754392 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1317 Mariners Dr. rBa.vcresl) N.B.
642·7491 IS.I & Sun 1·5)
217 Via Eboli (Lido Isle) N.B.
64&-7767 $66,500 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom & F•mily Room or Den)
17160 Apricot Circle, Fountain Valley
968-2606 (Shown by Appl.)
19 Augusta Ln. (Big Canyon) N.B. ·
6454400 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
***119 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) N.B.
673'9068 $157,500 ·(Sun 1·5)
*1801 Sandal wood (Baycrest) N.B.
e73·il060 $98.950 (S un
2812 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach
644-2430 $72,500 (S un 1·5)
**227 Canal St., Newport Shore•
673·8550 .(Sun 1:.1) ,
2024 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) N.B.
64&-1550 $120,500 (Dally 10·5)
H1641 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM 675-1935 (Daily)
2901 Catalpa ·1Eastbluf!) N.B.
~44·6200 rs~t & Sun 1·5)
' (S Bedrooms)
*2440 Duke, Costa Mesa
642·7491 , !Sal 1·5)
*1833 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) N.B.
64~·2§30 S92.500 ISun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom & F.tmily Room or 0.n)
**1306 W. Bay Ave., (Penin Pt) N.B.
675·4600 ISat & Sun .14)
2230 Ar.alia St. (East Bluff) N.B.
644-1102 $65,000 (Sun 1·5)
20Q6 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shores, N.B.
641).1550 (Dai ly 10.5)
**309 Evening Star (DOver Shores) N.B.
646·1550 1169.500 !Sat & Stl11 1·5)
1337 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 $219,500 (Sun 1·5)
2401 Marearet. NewPorl Beach
646·7171 ISat l·Sl
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
40\7 Channel Pl. 'rN'pt Island) N.B.
673·9060 $110,000 (Sat 1·~)
WATERFRONT LOTS
FOR SALE
**1641 Bayside Dr. (Y•chtsman's Covel
CdM 676-1935 (Daily) ....... .......... w ......... ............
"SINCE 1944u
673-4400
Virginia CulkiM
HAS JOINED HIS STAFF
OF PROFESSIONALS
PitESENTED AT $96,500. e PHONE 54~5990 TARBELL Uener•I ---o ----Fantastic Channel 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa
' VIRGINIA ls bv no means a newcomer to
this area. She is one of the most dedicated,
proficient, courteous and professional sales·
people, in · the Real Estate business with eight
succe&sful years in the sales of residential
property.,
IN BAYCREST: ~ 4 Bedroom
Pool, carpeted ramily room, secluded master
suite and heated and filtered pool with one
meter boar11. Quality home designed for ac·
tive family living.
PRESENTED AT $n,900 • Phone '7S-6000
View Home
Located ln $Ul.OOO t
$2001f.OO Ji9mes. 3 lovely
btdtooms v.'ith 2 baths.
titamatil:: clrculaT wet bu.
Large living room with
fittplace. Compl~tel y
carpeted 11nd drapffi. 2
gorgeous beaches witftln
walking dista~. and prk'·
ed at only $85,000 with 11.
loan commitment ol llO"I<.
Immediate po 1 s e. s ~i n n
Please call now to litt thi~
h~ible value.
FHA·VA TERMS
3 B«lrm + lan1ily rm. large
double-car gar. S25,000,
$27,500.
3 Bedroom home, 1" bath,
hardwood floor11, doublf' gar-
Owner, lg 4 BR I.
fem rm, 3 BA, form
din, a11ume In,
$39,950. Prine only.
557·1123
age. Northcll:o:t Costa Mc8'!. 1 ~--------.
Being a long time resident of Newport·Costa
Mesa, VIRGINIA has earned a multitude of
friends, and past & present grateful clients
appr~ciatively speak hjghly of he r.
UNIOOI: ()f'HUS
CORONA DELMAR ·675-8000
6 UNITS
on ~, acre lot. $69.500.
0\VNER leaving. Asr;ume
6\;J """ loan. apr. 4 Bdrm., 3I'
baths, eircular dri\'e to 2
story New England 11tyledl
home. P lclure wlndow1,
1hullen. family rm., brk.
trets. S38.500. 962-5566.
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona de\ Mar I UNITS
Comer localion. S100,0l'lO,
Roy McCardle Re•ltor
1810 NewpoM Blvd., C.M.
MESA VERDE· 546-6990 ' For · th.ily conscientious and considerate ef·
· fort in your Real Estate needs, contact VIR· ·2aso Mesa Verde Drive, Costa Mesa OWNER anxk>u1 crlss-croes
Colonial Cape Cod windDws,
ahutters, decorative: roof .
line. built-lna, lart:e kitchen :
pantry. huge paneled family 1
rm., 3 bdrms + den br .
$28.500. M"'691.
G!N!A CULKINS at 64&-3928 anytime. ' NEWPORT REACH· 645-6500 Sll-7729 r********* * * ** ** * * ** IJ!!!!!!!!!!!164![!!!!!!9 W!!!o!!!st!!!cl!!!llt!!!O!!!rlv!!!o,!!!N!!!•w!!!!!po!!!rt!!!Bo!!!a!!!ch!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I ~ ~
Genffol General Genaro! ~ .. 1tl.IQID Double Trouble!
You Fix'em Up!
LIDO ISLE
4 Bedroom, 2 bath; French Regency
217 Via Eboli Open Sal/Sun. 1·5 ...... $66,500
NEWPORT ISLAND
: \\ratertront. Nearly new duplex. Pier & float
4-017 Channel PL Open Sat. 1·5 .... $110,000
BAYCREST
Custom Ivan Wells 4 BR.,. family rm.; 31;.
baths. Pool. Sunken living· rm., circular din-
inJt rm ·
1801 Sandalwood Ln. Open Sun. 1·5 $98,950
DAVIDSON REALTY
3116 Newport Blvd., N.B.
5801 W. CoHI Hwy., N.B.
Ge!"eral
673-9060
646-n67
** Four Star ** Special
Trans(erred executive mu,;t
sell this spacious 4 Bedroom * Sh1tke roof * PatKi w/B-B·Q smoke?
+ Fi~plact' * Walk kindergarden to
College + tnajor shop!!
VA -. No down or submit.
$29,900.
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COATS
" WALLACE
. REALTORS
Op.n Evenings
• ·962-4454 •
EASTBLUFF 5 ~room FOUR.f'LEX!
Harbor View Hills ASSUME·6o/o
3 BR. 2 BA., FAM. RM.
$44,750
"SPARKLING"
New listing, best value In
this fine area. Recent major
"overhaul"; new carpet~.
d r a p e s, shutters, paint.
vinyl, THE WORKS! "Put-
ting green" front yard. A
bright and exciting homt,
ideal for starter lam·
ily er young rouple. On a
friendly street & acroS!I from
your own park. Better caU
today.
,te..._
&st ~f-P..!urr ~~
Just listed so call Q-uickly on LOAN!
lhis v.·eU dtsigned home for LOT 'A CASH? TAKE OVER
that gro\\•ing family. 2% G.J. LOAN wilth annual pe:r-
baths -Spacious kitchen centage rate of ONLY 6%!
v.i th eating spa.~. Plus sep. Let tenants makt )'{lur pay-
dining room • 85 foot cor-ments! 4 -2 bedroom
nered lot • Wei.I landscaped. units! Barga.in priced to 5eU
Asking $74.900. Fine vaJue fut! Call now -645-0303
in best location. C a l l
67"'5.lO.
IO THE REAL \~ ESTATERS
Lil Olde Channer
Callr. modern and freedom.
IOKl \I I. Ol\O\
''rAfTO R ,
2 FIREPLACES!
$26,500
Tal!tefully derorated thruout 3 spaeious bedrooms, den,
with ca.rpels &:: drapes also master suite wi th appealing
to match. 3 queen si1..ed fireplace, additional used
bedrooms, large kitchen, brick fireplace in huge fem·
great play attl\ for the kids. lly room, full dining room.
Term11 att $23,500 price \ia._,'live covered patio.
with OfA down pt1,yment of 540-1731.
$fiOO al!E Gl'a with be'nefita,
2414 Vista Del Oro no money down. The TARBELL Newport Beach paymentt11 will be the same
644-113.1 ANY'.fIME as yoor CURRENT RENT 2956 Harb;>r, Costa Mesa
~AYMENTS. Call, N Sh Wat« Front Doll Walker & Lee ewport ores House $28,500
B 'boa I I d R<alto" Undoubodtly one ol the ""'
G 5 Gft ~ Harbor Blvd. at AM.ms vnlue11 evtr seen in Newport
home designed wi th the 54..5--0465 Open 'HI 9 PM Shore11 Of !his 3 bedroom,
ullimaie in personality and --"-".:,..:=:...c:..::..=-l 1% bath home. If you've
chann. The entire home has GREAT betn !thoplng )'{IU 'will ap-
thick shag car Pe 11 n g 4 Bedroom It familyroom , 1'4 preclate this txctptional
through everx square Inch. baths. Close lo tdioots and location, con<lition, and ln-
This propeny distinctively shopping cmten. 2 mil(& to expensive price. S4&-2313.
features 4 bedrooms and a the beach. Builll~ wllll to
dtn, 2 1mall patios, a used wall carpets lfK!'luding tM
brick fireplace, and your kitchen. Owner will ttade ! own private little dock. One for smaller home. Only
·\al THE RE AL
NESTATERS ,,, ' ' ·. . ' '"(
cl the few waterfronts $31,600 with excellent as-1--~=~~~--
availablt on°the island, and 1umable loan. Please call $74,500.
priced at only ~.800. Call today, Lovely 5 bfdroom home over·
546-2313. lookB golf COW'st + sparkl·
,0 THI: REAL
"'-F:STilTl~HS
Ing panoramic view. >~onnlll
dining, hugt lamlly A: every
modem convenience in this -=====--io-"'_a!~I comfortable 2800 aq ft two
1-T'"o-w'"N'"H'"'"Q'"u'"s""E'"'" 1 'TOPNOTCH :~:. !':::)· Call 545-M2<
LOW COST ~ HJ GRADE Island Location
LIVING. 2 Big bedrmJI, Lii
BA"s, all elect bl.tin kitch,
vacant and ready for OC·
cupancy. Loc111ed on Fa.lr-
vl~w Rd. Full price •
$17,995.
Newport
at
\ou_th {. oast
BARGAIN
HUNTERS
Paint and paper lvilJ make a
big diflerence. Nice family
hon1t", complete 14'/3
bedrooms; fam. nn., lirepl,
bit-in elect kilch, lovely
shake l'oof and c\~sized dbl
gar. Now vacant -need~
deop1-al.ing. Submit YOUR
OFFER. Priced only FijA
k VA terms. Ca I I
540-ll51_ (Open eves.)
l~=I
'
JUST LISTED
AND JUST GREAT
Be the first to Set; this sharp
dell house en the east aide
cf t,Qwn. Huge bedroomi.
nice carpeting, country-style
kitchen v.~fu lots of room.
Priced at $20,000 even with
all terms Including FHA
with SlOO down p.ayment, no
down to GI'1. Call,
Walker & Lee
REALTORS
EXCLUSIVE
Big Canyon
O~EN .HOUSE
SAT. & SUN. 1·5
Come see at 19 •AUGUSTA
LANE. Luxury livini In the
hf'..art ot Newport Beach
where homea surround tht
l(llf <..'Curst with private
country club. Beautiful &
n~ deluxt 4 BR., 3 ba'11.
Approx. 3,tOI sq. ft. You
own the land, too!! S97,800
HOPE c<ERRIE RL TY.
64S-4400
COAST CHALET
l·DIN.-POOL
$19,995!!
Perfeet starter c:halt"t ! Big
livfng room. Formal dining!
3 huge .~droflms. Secluded
patio! Enjoy sparkling pool!
Only $1,995 10 movt in! Call
now-~
I Olli\ I I fll \0\ . . .
$22, 900 Each!
DON'T CAU. UNLESS
YOU 'RE WAITIN.G FOR A
BARGAIN! A pair of 3
bedroom fixe:r uppers for
the shrewl1 investor. Call
1'IO\\f -H&-0303.
I OIH \I I 01 \0 \
"' ! ,. . ' ,_, q
DON'T BE A
RElfT SLAVE
Jnvesl. don"! spend,· 1111.ve for
that ntlny dfty. By buying
your own homt". No down lo
Vets, low down to non Vets
and loW monthly paymentl'I
will buy this sharp 4
bedroom home. Pr Ice
$29,500. 847-6010.
'0 THE HEAL
'"'-E:STATERS
STEIDER
Real Estete
OWNER tra111. Spanish sl)'l-1
f!d with authe11tlc artht>a;; j
plllan, A wrought irod 1
fence:a, RJch wood Pll.l"leling1 \
h~ family nn .• entry hall, l
rear llvinJ rm., brk. $30,500
Call colleet. 96l--1373.
for • 'clown P'IV-j I
le11 thin one monthi
rent; you can own you .
1 own 3 or 4 bedrm
home. Agent-54M555 • OWNER musl g,elJ. 4 Bdrm1.1 I
large family nn • 20 feet in I
length! N~ carpeting, dlni:
1n( rm., brk., $31,500.
colJecf! 846-0604.
LOCATION, Quality, Ele.o
ganee, Value. See this 4 Br .•
3 Ba .• 1925' beauty. Flnesl
Jn Ctillege Park. N e a i: .
.chool1. <..'Cllegc. shopping! 1 i
Sell appraiaal Owner 540-8376 ;
Balboa Peninsula 1, !
I WATERFRONT, W. Ba 1
Ave. Pier/Slip, 5 Br, ~ 1
nn. I . ' 3 BR., DEN .......... $59.SOQ 1j
Marahe.11 Realty 615-4600 I
SPECIALIZING IN BALBOA -Peninsula horn•:
. Qulel, near bay, nice area1 Prop rty call ~169. 545-3543. )
Trilly Ultra-Ultra M e t Bayer••! . ' :
2790 1-larbor Blvd. at Adams -~-~--=~-
545-9491 Open 'til 9 PM
EASTSIDE C.M.
2 STORY HOME
surrounded by beautiful
homes. 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
den + dinln& area,· Ex-
panded large rumpus room
for entertaining. Freshly
painted. Don 't miss this.
274 Shel'WDOd -Op. daily 1-5
Lachenmyer
Re.11!01
1860 Ntwport Blvd., C.M.
Call 64&-3928 Evts. 673-7575
* BUILD YOUR OWN +
Wt have several, vacant pat·
eels of land to 8how you.
Drop by ••••
1~ ac. (1 horse c.k,) N $16,000
Cu"om built living t• what anagemeft OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5
this fine home has le offtr. Commercial, Residential l800 GLENWOOD LANE
Fantastic 2 story 4 bdrms. & Apaitment1 SKY"S TIIE UMJT
Extra large bonus rooni builtin wet bar, swimming 149 E. Broadway, Co!lta MeA& Watc:h the stars l.hroug_h the
pool pl us many mou ! tX• Cot Fullerton & Broadway alldlng roo( of th!J: beautlful
tras. Located in HunUneton 6'2-4591 executive home. •BR, 3 Ba,1 :
Harbour. Price only $64,000. l ';~l!I pool, formal dining &.living, ,·
.. 7 ~w Ii $96,500. Easy terms. -. EASTSIDE HAL PlNCHlN • ASSOC.
'O THE REAL
'"'-ESTATERS
GOV'T REPO
4 BR 2 BA, dbl aarage, oew
Ahag c:arptg and freshly
painted. Best hurry. $24,450.
-$2'M mo pays all. Call
5'5-8424 (open e~e1J.
COSTA MESA REALTORS 67>4392
Bay shorn
°:8rmlng, mfKk:Tn, extra. ,,.,~==-----''~• ntce 3 bedroom, dining BAYSHOREs home nr bay,':
room, fireplace, builtins, big 3~ BR, 3 BA, kill' gar./ ,•
R-2 lot with room to build. beam ceU. 646-8~
Allking $27,750. AU terms in-Coll ... Part£ ,
eluding NO DOWN VA. •
Ci.II ~1J51 !Open Eve-s.) ' DORMS, 2 ba., Spack>u.s tf
living rm wlth CU!llom ftpl~ • l~HmrAGEI + forma1 dlnlnf. Cpt1 -~-... .... • .. ,.,,.,...... $33,IOll. Ope~
_ • 1-louse 245 Tu1ane" Rd, 1 ·c~o-ron~,~d~.r~M.~."'--~-~i
OPEN DAILY 1-4 ! 1 "· ( "°""' 0.•.1 .. 1ao.ooo GREAT VALUE
l ac. (ALL ul\I) · • S30,500 Up 'Lovely home In qulei M'Clud·
] % ac. View •Iles • $35.000 up I "'s"3"3~9"o"'o~N--=D'--IO ac ............... 1150.000 , • 0 OWft td cul-de-"'· featuring 3 603 PolnMltle j
Now fio!Shed &: ready tb ,1
move into '-Sharp 2 bdrm. i
home plus brand new own-1
er's unlt11, with 2 bdnri.s. le. ~;
family rm., 2 belh1; frplc. ~
}'.A, heat; bltru. carpets. •1
A terrific proi:itrty for you )
MORGAN REAL TY :1
32 a.c. , ........••.• , $320,000 Temt11. 2000 IQ. rt, home. 3 Br., 1%, bath11, builtln elec·
CAPISTRANO m1tster sized ~rooms, 2 trlc kitchen, niCf! used bri&.
VALLEY REAL TY bath11, richly 'Jllncd bonus Jireplace Md SHARP. V.A.
31::i01 Cllm lno Capistrano room. Separate laundry er FJf.A. terms. Only 2
-493-1114 room. 28 ft . cover«! 1)11.tlo. years old . Pr\Cf'd 11 $32,750.
Re.tltors Since 1965 Built·ln range, oven, dish-Call today 673-8350.
wuher. Carpeting, dnpes. ..
ADAPT ABILITY 54().)Jll). O THF. REAL
"'-CSTATERS '73-6642 675-6459 ~
I!!! the k~y note of !hit
beautiful 4 bedroom home.
truly & flnf! aolullon to the
tamily'1 livin1 nt~s. Lel'1
make a date ri1ht now to
He thia one. MT-6010.
T A R B EL L
2955 Harbor, Co8t1t. Mesa
OPEN DAILY 1·5 ,i ----&ii0ii0ii0i• I 504 1.ARKSPUR. 2 BR .. new· <, b' Cl\rpeted. Can build 2nd c:
un\1. Walk to marlcets. .,• BLUFFS
Modified Fn.nciacan model, C•ll: Pat Wood 6.fB.1400 ll * OPEN SAT. l ·S * away 'rrom noise on lollge.st Scenic Propt:rtle.11 ·675-5726 •',
2440 DUKE hel r mod 1 gre.th t, onner ~ lrvlne Terr. ·View .., * S BEDROOMS* hom~.3Bcdnn1,dinl ngrm, ChanninglBedroomlltltn-Top reaidcntial loc•llon in with m1tny extrru1. $4fl,MIQ_
Coll• M•"· 3 Bolh" new PETE BARRETT 2 B• .. ld•at for two. Ul,IOll.
CUSTOM 2·STORV corpe1'r . 37 Ft. Pool. TED HUBERT ASSOC. ,:
with 2 Bdrma. A an office. Owner tnMftrttd. S40.~ -REALTY-3471 Via. Udo ~ :1 _ ~ c.1. Clotte lo be•eh A . 6alboa Bay Propertiff 6424200 OPEN House Sal , • Sun. 325 ~l
boY. A fine ww f\'om * 641-7491 • I !'!~~~~~~~"" I C•-Shor6 Dr. 4 BR. J\I
.,,.,.;,.., Pri«d •I 142,:;oo. 'S'"T"E"P"S~T"O"B"E"A°"C"H,-CLOSE TD BEACH-BA, exc!uiivt arts. ms.Ids
C1dl: 613-366.'l 919-8163 Eve1 tNewJll)Tl-$7.),SOOl Large 3 BR. 2 bl. duplex quarttta, 3000 lq. It. ocnn
associated
BR Ok ·.MS -M£1\l TORS
201 ~ Yf ~olboa •1 l-J61o)
3 BR., fa.mtly rm., 2 btth.11, with 3 firtph1.et~. view. By owner. e73-1SlS.
bltna. Pools. ttnnts, rtt. $56.000 • TERMS ~ BR. 3 BA bonw. By owntT .
'"""CALL NOWl l Geor .. Wllllemson Luol: Harllor Vltw. r
CAYWOOD l!'EAL TY RHltor • land. 185.000. 644-2!.IL ._
-'---"*'-54.,..• .... 1290:...:....::*,_ __ :..;54..:ll:..'5:..!Z<.:0:..,,,---..:64.::....$.1564 c.u 6UoS1I a s. .. , -
.... ~-·'
•
. .
O~LY PILOT
• ,..__·-___.-:.;_ .. _l~.1~1 ;;;;;-;;;;;;;-;;;;;~:;e;;1~1 .-;;;;;;; ..... ;;;;I;;~ I _..... I~ I· -.... I~ I _ .. ..
Corona def Mor Hunt!""°" a.adt Hunting"'" ....,, Huntlncten .. adt Lo1una .... h Nowport ... di
l~f ' --1~r1 Mobh*-' I~ ,!_,__·_~ __ :_~_._ .. _ _,
Mobile Hom11 ,
For Sal•
Meunttln, D ... rt,
Resort
OPEN HOUSE
Sat A Sun 1·5
to find, CdM Critilex.
418 St•wlU'd
CALL: 67S-722S
H ·1 . R
Home & lnv11tment
Raalty
3425 E. C.0.11 Hwy., CdM
BEAUTIFUL locatfon 2
1tory, S br, 4 b11. 3 ftplc.
Agent 615-7225 HJR
HELP! Arudous owner, 2 br,
DRIVE BY
PHONE US f'OR MORE
JNJ'ORMATION
9462
WATERFRONT DR.
( Cornar of Bushard)
Imm hert you can pack your
lunch and walk to the bell.ch.
Brisht tl cheerhJI kltch/
r11.mlly nn wllh covered
PAtio. Reduced to $29,950.
$1000 dn. on •Pf!ci•I term•
or SO down OJI VA I $259 a
mo. Incl. taxr.s.
*
22002 MALIBU
Corner Malibu I 2 be. swim pool, rood lt'ICa·
tion. Agent, 6Th-7225 HlR B•nnlnt1}
l:c,,-=''==--:-=-...,.--=-I 2()00 ICf, R! On a bir comer BY OWNER: 3 Br, 2 Bil, lot nf'U th« beach. Mo.t ot
tam rm. Nu kit. c:rpts, drp1. this home opens nll to th«
Jt...2 Jot. 673-14M. 14M .q ft patio. Great for
ANXIOUS. 4 lour br homes. entttta.lning I: perfect fnr
frnmf.ld occup to fiO d1y1. lot. of kids. Submit your
Ai:tnt 615--12WHJJt beat otter -must be 110ld!
Costa MeM c
NEAR l'ARK *
• Bdrm.o. 2 "'"''· ,,..,hly 8442 FANTANA
J>8lnted &: sharp. New (W/of Ntwl•n4 S/of
r.pt/drpfl. FA he-.11 t In r . T•llNrt·)
Bri&ht kitchen wilh b!.tna, Re1tlly lovl'ly -t bednn htlme
larre yard. CloM! Io on the <'Ui·de·aac o! a tree
Newport Ht1. le near open ihadtd street. New noor tile
space srttn park. $29,900. in entry I: kitchen. new crpt
CA.LL G) 146-)414 in livinr rm I: dining rm.
9'•A/tl Pride of own~nhlp ahow1 ·-~ ... ~ .. -~M11-i.c.111. "al''°""·" Priced riaht ,, l ~AL TY 1 $30,SOO, AU tttma avail. Nt1r Nrwp•rl P••I Offh:t
__ ...;; ______ , __ ...... ______ ----~'----125 $155 Per. Mo NIAR BEACH $19,950 tt 110 BEAR LAKE
Entertain your lrtends neM' IS THE PRICE • 4 Bedroom• the beach, ill thi1 terrific SPRING -la • ju11:t • aro~d •
174 125
Jr. Executive
• Gard~ Kitchen Total payment for thb1 tan· ~•n ride value. Otf·street lot this Vf!ty lovety 3 btd-tb~er IO, a:et tt&J'led
e 2 Spacloui haUtJI taslic starter homr. 8 ... ..i.. park.Ina tor MVtta1 cars, room, 2 bath home. The Joan now .tlnlahina thl1 lrr 2 story ~" I• h>.gh enough that ~u c n "cAhln-in·lhe-W(l()ds" !or • ~ackllns ttnplace lin1 2 BR oottaar near the with beach acceu, puts the · or~ B • I>Mlgntr 0!'9pe:1 beach, Owtw.r 11 transferred waler only 1tepi away. 11111ume wllh payments of only $6,795.
e Nt.w Shaa Carpets &: mutt rnnvt. Only SJ8,500. SpaekMJ• 3 bdnn. floor plan, $160 ~r. month which In· OR TRY -thi1 secluded,
CU1tomited home Inside 6: Roberts & Co. '62·5511 with tin!plar.e in the m•sler <'lude~ all. Modem bullt.\ni, IT'S HERE * Wlck1hlre Hou11 finished cabln for SS.950.
out, ''FOR RENT' bdrm. A: Jlvlni room, lend1 deep pile carpets, also THE NEW 24x60 $12,350 * E-Z TERMS *
Prof. landacaplnJ • clean lt1eU to ""'"' famU" 11...; .... , matching drapeii. Double V"k" 0 d I --Ki•~.. Call ROia (n4) 5.16-l'm or ·~ , ·-· range 10 boott CALL 1 1n9 rangewoo Popu ar r n1nl ........ en mo-write: Spenef,r Real Uate, neean air make• lhll an &audlUI and clean. Truely BeAudtuJly decorated, & · \. · de.I wlth huge pantry. In-
Ideal home 1or the fam ily freAhneM that you 11eldom bud to beat at sn.ooo. (1·5) Walker & Lee See this beautiful )lew eludes Upfradtd carpet•. P.O. Bo.x 2828. Bia Bear
movtnr up!!! AU lerma at att. This l bedroom, 2 bath A1l · · coach at dra~s and appliances. Set cLAk07.;ce,-,,;C.;;:l;;;Uo:i-mo;l:-;a.==;;;-
SJ0.500. Hurry 1 inspect ti> home In Hunt1n1ion Btaeh. I R alto " l'ltahi" t!tffan/f\ up and delivery anywhere NO DOWN PAYMENT
day! Every room gtittert with '() ~/'Z/'t ,.. S:S..se':i \;; 'I' c;l • i \I In Southern C&llfornla. 2.5 ac Apple Valley area.
Roberts & Co. 9'2-5511 fre!hneu. Only $225 por REAL ESTATE ___ ... ...., ___ , h4011LE HOME" (3ah1· rirano ::: .. '.0r,;,:-~~':1 :~~
''NO DOWN-month. C.U .842-~. 49'--94lA9tJ Glenneyre ~-03lS EAST BLUFF Lun 5 BR. 3 PAGEANT t' ~' by, etc. Picture• at N~B. of-
NO COSJS•1 F AMILY DELIGHT BA, tam rm. 2 frplct, :J600 334g1:n ~~.~u~P~~~~:d· MOBILE HOME tice. owner/Bkr. 644-4670.
Thi11 2100 ICJ, ft. triumph ln aq ft, $65,000. &M-ll02 714/sJo-31-40 • 493-1128 PAGEANT BY OWNER ~ 1 "· nd 1 h 2-Sty. 5 bdrm., 2'4 bath1'. 33-413 Stn Juan Creek Rd. ... .. ~~-& ..+.. .,..,auty • lnr. e o I at -~~======= Llvin&" rm. w/frplc .. tormaJ San Juan Caplatrano Big Bell!' ~n:.u prope. <J· ae~h • Wt.'\/e found that GOVERNMENT dining rm. Lgp. kitcMn w/ MOVE RIGHT IN nt!&l).3140 48' x-25CI'. Store & home
extremf'ly good v11lue Jor OWNED brkfst. area. Good neigh· FOR THE FAMILY MOBILE HOME SALES ---------w.13 bdrms. l~ bat.ha, l"i
your cmwin.c ramUy. Thia 4 rnA & VA repoll9ellsed borhood; cul de u.c street. Who wants evtt)'thlni under *'66 Sahara 20x50, 3 BR, 24x60 Siqnature rm, frpl , kltch. $38,000,
bedroom HuntlngJDn Be1tch Townhouses a: homes. tow A&kine $44.,500. S40.000. Pool,. pla~nd. sklrtln1, 8x2-4 porch, 541-1417
2 Afory can be yours for a down. No points or Escrow * 499.2800 * boating, ltM1s, aches. atorage &heds. Family Patio kltchen, Patio den, r,-A~C~"~E~S-0-,.-,,V"°'•l"°l °'Lk"°.-wtr'"",
l" 1 f ha 1 ·-~-f Go • cl-' c.omer 4 'BR. 3 baths. OnJy park, near Dana Point Ship lap aiding. Many de· n. ue I me o PP neu. UJl)'I· ees. Allv..:i PAY• • U>1Jn1 •. .a-..a.---.. $36.!500 _ Vacant. Marina. Jux features. OeUverNI &. .scenic. $4500., w/$45. Dn
J)&rt! at $33,000CaJ I 8f2..2.535. =!441 .,..ce ranges. Call ~ ~ University Re•lty *'65 Regency 2ox:ss, 2 BR setup for onl)L-........ $11,995 63.T-771 0 8 to 10 AM. 538-3286
CRE. ST REALTY ............ -ao.~ll'lll"f. 3001 E. C11. Hwy. 673-MlO !o:!;n: :~~~lnca•bafTrewp(. 4 PM Aet. -.,.......,_...,; ·•1na• 11, Roal Estoto ----A STEAL Al $34,900.3 Bdrm, Skirts, awnings, Garden, " VIM ILL$ E h
'-Oi THE REAL
\:)I T::STATERS
MEREDITH Gardem. 4 Br .• r~=--~-~-~ 2 Ba. Custom deeor, many fully landacapt'd. Desir· MO"IL• HOME SALES xc •n1• 2~ Ba ., paneled fam . nn., NEW ocean ~ }'lome. By e'Jrtru, .M' livi,_ room, up-able family park near 0 .. -==;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;J $100 Total cuat. cpts. l drp1. Heated owner. 3 BR, 2 BA, near ,__ -·' d a..-beach. · 24689 San Dleao Fwy TRADE ' •-•Fm H·~-r per ....,y ·cu.a e MC, ......... *'70 Skyll~ 24xfi0, 2 BR. • 830-9110 • .oooutoo uvu Down Payment pool. SSl,OOO. By ownu. Allao Buch. $39.SOO. Prln-lot, 2 patioe. By Owner 2 BA. den skJrts porch Take San Diego f'wy to El View tome, tee land. $16,000
plus cl1>11ing C011!111 vet1 or 968-3.';62. ctpal• only. 494-T&U ...-642-JOfJS awnings. Hunt. Bch. ' Toro Rd .. Follow the front· equ ity for UNITS In
FHA. Sure beat111 rentin&. 4 CAREFREE LJVING 4 Br, 2 &, fam nn, crptll, *'71 Golden Man1lon 24X aae road aouth to tht sa.ler Newport ~ Costa Mt11..
bedrooms, 2 baths, added 2 Bedrm Condo in 11 tun tilled "'dl"pll, entry hall, frplc, BY ·OWNER. -HARBOR 60. 2 BR, 2 BA. Oen, Up.. IQL Call 644-7722 or 644-81lt.
Plintlled family ioom. cot.. ADULT rommuniry $.111!,900, 494-1003 or 833-0792. VIEW 4 Bedroom, Fee land graded t.hru-out. Choice C:C.-.,.-------
ner Int In Costa Mesa. Sl!.500. 962-7711 Bkr L .. una Hill• lmmed. occup. VACANTi ,adult perk, Anah•im. Viking Model Home RHI Estat• Wanted lM
$2-41'.m C&ll S5.1.750. Call 644.7722 or 1t 68 Skyline 24X52. 2 BR. In S *Perk "fV ..
1n
W• ,.k . & L I ;;1rv=ln;;•===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.J COME TO OUR HOUSE! 644-8ll4. ~u:1t.igt~~m/f:,t!. B:!.':t,~ Brand new 3 bdrm. Brent-LEASED commerc. or tn. .a er ee 1' VACANTI &11utifu!Jy decorah!tl home *'68 New Moon 20X43. 2 wood #815 loade4 with d64u~t~ll$300,000 pr mDft.
* · '. ff .II 3 BR "2 BA NEAR Bayerest. lnl sq ft BR, 1 BA. Comnletr. e:x-extru including _porch, .......,~
•· It READY TO MOVE INI '"~runo .' '· · ,. •·•-•-I I d Th I . r-"··•t Owner letvtnr llff!A will .sell n.t:a ors split le~ elegance, 4~ br. terlor. Huntington Beach. S.us-•~ . .uc, awn n&'S, an • e rw111 """" ru: ... on
4 BDRM BARGAIN
-H bo Bf d f Ad r bul ' .. & th!n. Price lo seU at '69 W 2 2 •••plog •th l '·I • lh!s 4 btdrm Modf'I horne f'ln 21851 .,..., ar r v . a ams .a ou1. 'M~uette model $3l,900. 830-726& alt 6 pm. l b11, view, ttt land. Ju11t • ealerner 4XSS. ....... w1 spr n" erg • NEED 3 or 4 bdnn bout,
Jarre cornt"r lot for $28,500. ~5-9f91 Open 'ti! 9 PM' 1n Un1venuty Park, 3:1 ...:===..c:.~:c.;:_.o:::;_ reduced to $8650& By BR. 2 BA. Wt"t bar. Up-mor$t". Meu. Verdepreferred ,
2 bath•. L •. fen .. d •• ,,,. OCEANYIEW NEAR DOUGLAS Bdnm., 21> ha .... l•m;ly La1un• Niguol ow,,... 548-1514 . • graded. Complete exter· 15,750 Complotol B d • Do·' r. J . ' • tor. Family park. Dana e uyer rea Y now. ,,.t .....,,
Bo" ...... e 'P"•· Tool Franciscon Fountains AND ,SCHOOLS rm. w/wel bar. lrpl. "fl. BY OWNER. Monardo Bay NEWPORT SHORES Point. ap1· t!trano ~ ... 836-Q<J.
hou!lf!, Nr. Soulh Co11111 by th1 S.• m11tr. llUltt w I t r P 1 c · Terr11c~. Gorgetlus vil'w of 2 story, 3 BR. A·lt&me. Steps *'70 Skyline 24X60. 2 Q
Pla:r.a. IBA O.K. Vorel Co. 4 ~rm _ 3 Bathll. 2400 MJ Bol.·sa Park -top cond. -Freshly painted inside &. Cyn It. ocn. 5 lJ[e ~R~. 3 tn beit beach, Like new. BR. 2 BA. Den. Com-MOBILE HOME
RealtOI'll, #JO 3>52 Newport ff. fornier model hniTie. Once by owrret. 4'bdrm~. 1~· ba.. out! Ottered at tf0,995.-BAs, 111.m rm. pool, 3-c11r 642·1525 pletr. Hµnt. Bch.
" Blvd., Cotl• Mell!A. picked All "'Homf!.Of·l.he-rovered patio, frple, plu1 All gar, CUllm hit w/many PAGlANT Ph 54119.'W6 bl BY Owner: No down -VA, 1 33413 San Ju11n Crttk Rd. · Month '' in Home mAgAzir\l". tn11 .. m11.ny '"x:traa. Fully xtru. $79,SOO. 496-4016. .,.. old 3 Br 2 ha 2 ~1,·s S J r. · t VACANT & READY Mo11t oulstandini _ SS..1,900. crptrl. Incl. kitchen. .,. · • • .. ., ' an uan ..,..p11 rano
$35 Mui 1tatua, mini price. crpts/drp11. dbl gill, 1 blk 714/830-3140 • 493-1128 SHARP F...ASTSJDE HOME and worth every cent. ,900 OR OFf'ER $4!.~. "~! Ja"• Sc•
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3 B" ~ e LARWIN e •••ume 5"~ FHA ""111 ""N ¥ bch. $47,500. Fee Simpl . Fl . '#5 3 * ....,.,rma. "' 1" 6<" -~ M-Lew•·• 12010 Bta:ch Blvd. Stanton ammgo I * YFull baths. OR REFINANCE Owner r 496·I5U ... ,.,..,, "" · 7141893-1341 BEAUTY Salm1, S.A, hp. * Pllllh lhac crpl. ffl..4405 ANYTIME 6172 Medford Dr. H.B. "Sll'{CE 19W' Lido Isle FOR u.le-by owner CBluH1) '"'""'""'""'""'""""'"'""""" Beod•ot1U,ul I pgtio kitchen. pior Ctr., A rt'al money 1 t W Bank Jd 3 bdrm r-LIBE m e ul y equipped with * M' x 140' Jot McDonnell Douglas 893-0858 u'n,·: ... ~~emty P ·-k, lrve,_! 4 BIDROOMS ,· 2~, bath ~".; * RTY 24x64 wet bll.r, dishwa,ihf!r. Ot-maktt, 8 itation, 7 sMmpoo * Boat accna BY Pvt. pty, take< over ¥~... .. u...: com P et e Y enc uaocu $11 500 luxe plush shag carpe.t It bowl11. I.Ate equip., 21 yn ,. * $27,500 full price Employees pymnt• on edstirc 614., Daya &Jl.GIDI Nights 008e to clubhouse. New courtyard-wood decking, \.I Beaut. Shag ~t Thru· much morr. esta.b businesa, Ranbl rent.
FHA/VA TERMS AVAn.. en .......... ur wife down to the •-----...,1 -"--"' 4 ''l::::=::=::=::=::=::=::=z~I furnace It. water heater. block to pool. an!to. s.16.750. out. drapes, 11ppllances. In-Sele $13,995 Price! Gn>6S S2800 mon~. 4
Fu ER REALTY ·• ,. -. no"~ "~ • >T· I• Owner will red<corot•, or '" -'" '975 I d • •-1· * LL * cit)' by the be&ch _ Mve old Exec. Spanil.h home. L I ~"'days,~ ewa. cu ts 1tt up ""' w: 1very lncludet stt \.IP A: de!. any-operators. Retiring l ltav-·~ -41 •-·•; If 1 and ·i f ovo y Wife Wanted make """' .. otttr I: do U anywhere In So Calif whe• ,. s c llf In •-~·ced 1-~-in:MAl4 ••• •• •••• •• ...... ..,. .. me youne m le• m1 ea o Htd. pool, Atrium, 3 BR, 2 ,,~ $22,500. Mu.lit tiell! Newport · · • e n o. a . & Atta. ncuu 4'MI ....,.-
BY Owner. Be au I It u I drlvinr -we have thf' BA, Su1'ken !Iv. rm • I w~~~t!:!::' en":: ~~":'~~ ~~·1000" J H~irtu. area nr Cliff Or., 3 ~a· 1>·1t!trano ""ap1· t!"-.. 0 quick CllSh sa1e. 54~790 alt
spa.ckius 3 BR, 1'4 BA. finest selection ot homes In Garden kit., Fam. rm.. ordinary 4 bdrm. 2~ ba. ~NU' ou>900 A. BR. O:>ttage, large lot. \J c:.J \J ~Ll'Q.ll !):lJ pm. & all day Sun.
F111.g1tone p11.tio Ir: Yard the Hunlington Beach area Hu.re trptc, Spanish tile townhouu. Hugf' family '!"'Vitae Owner. f2l3) '1~1~2. MOBILE HOME DEADLINE for SHAKLEE
w/truil trees. Frple, lndoot In show you. Let u11 hf'lp roof. Slater hou11e 90Jd for mom jusi right tor .... -., 3416 Via Lirlo 675-4562 S Cl nt MOBILE HOME DlSTRIBUTORSHIPS with
BBQ. Ex. )oc, nr fr~wAY k YoU minimize the monoxide $48.500 _ Take $41,500 for ,,......,. •n eme e PAGEANT PAG.EANT NO INVESTMENT is Feb.
all Aehoola . Many exlrAI. and !11t11ue level and max· qu ick 811.le. $8000 cash for fun. s.19,500. VACANT SHORECLIFFS: By owner 4 334J3 San Juan Ct'eek Rd , 33413 S3.n Juan Crttk Rd. 29th. We will spont0r A:
Sacrifice! $28,995. 54~1827 ~:lz:n t~~!:~/1::· ~~'. ;~ Je:i:~ty. 71.4/~~ ask i red h·.11 R~ f~=l.di~~· ::.: br, 2 ha. exp4!'T1sive w&il San -!n:/~~~tr&no 7 ~~u38f40 C:p~s;ral~2s dtrain __::ou1• FHREEI YBeO UJn.R
MESA Vttde 4 Br. Owner * C 21 * ---·------mirrored wardrobe, Form. paper, drps, elc. Pvt. bch., epeuu..,n . ave
truf.Reducerlto$31 ,51'.Xl.Nn entury WALK to· BEACH . . entry. ocean view, $42,00'.I. Prin-1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 OWN natural products dn. VA. 1616 Elm Ave., RIAL ESTAJE 142-1121 Imm thi~ wonderful big fam· REAl~TY GE.~Mll---clpals only. By appt. eves. bwilne1s. run or part time".
557..fllSt POOL SIDE 644-8138 or 49~188. Daya ~ Call row: 548-52M.
RClllT~~·s H 3 B PARADISE 1!33·1611 ext. 28.18. ... ...., .. VENDING m•~•-·-c-1, • • ily home. 4 BR, 2 bath, Univ, Pll!'k Center. Irvine 1610 W. Coast Hwy .. N.B. y~~:;)':'=io=j;ijyc--;;;;;;;;ll-~··~•l~E'.'.:11~1-·_ .. _ .. I •-" Eotot• I ~ A l;'A.• ome. r.. family rm and Pflrents re-Call Anytime, 83.1-0820 REALTORS 642-4623 General Geftwal i.;nu-:s ., ,..
1* ba., tam. rm., trplc., JUST REDUCED treat, aive you the elbow BEST BUYll WANTED-TO BUY before j ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~; column candy, an&ck II:
mMY xtra~. By owner. $24,200, room you've be~ needing. GOR~EOUS new l to 4 BR. QUALITY built. 4 tee. July 1 from owner 2 or l BRJ••••••••• cigarttlea. 10 on location,
$29.950. MS-'1185. Carpeted .kitchen II: dining Fnnnal dinlns rm for en-Span! ·~ 1~~den, ~~al
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di?" bdrms. or 3 " den; formal house cJose in, $30,00D or un-AcrHge for 1ele 150 Income Property 16' ~~~ ':1 ·~=j ~ ~ BY Owner: Xtnl. Lr& 4 Br, 2 room, 3 bedrooms plus· 2 · t~aln\na lhoae special ng .,. lVUlf. .u=vra ors d' . ti . _do_r._4_96-_"7_9_. ____ , __ ..;. ______ 1..;.;..;.;..;.;;..;_;,;:.:;;..;::__:.::
hi. com. lot. Rm tor 00..t. batha, paneled dlnina: mom fl'1end!I'. Io u ch th r u o u I . Ex-~inr &r'l!I, ea re area. in San Juan Capistrano MUST SELL C.M. ·Triplex, by owner: 2 ="'~~~1594=·==--,,,=-=-==-=
$24,900. 642-M59. A beautiful pool area -xlnt * Century 21 * tr11ordlnuy land8C8.ping. kilch. PM!tlll!' patio. tee. 40 flcretl in Northern BR. units. Private yd1., HAMBtTRGER CORNER W.dk ac .. _,_ ......J ._ Nord cotTll"l' lot. On I y EASY TERMS Cal 'f . 64 .. ""18 FOR SALE PARKING BY Ov.-ner: 3 Br .. l%. be., 841ant17_1~p. inr ! Submit! CAIL . I nuua, ......-• rtt $89 500 Lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bAth 1 orn111. ,_.., . 1~143 .500xi'?!,, .. ~· $4000Mkt. . •
I I bit trll , .. ., RIAL ESTATE 142-4474 lll'H.. $57.500· Owner CTif) w.ik.~ Realty 675-5200 home on well land!C8ped Apartments for sale 152 VIU. • • JYLn ...... e -==·= .. =,.-=-==·==--
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'A' w crp$27s .. ....,., ~· .. .!.., I. SEYMOUR REALTY .. 1nc 833-8121. 3336 Via Udo. N'pt •-ach . for my equity. $3.S,l'.m ht CAMPING-SURPUJS
mmac. •"""· .,...~. Be11ch Blvd., Hunt. Bch. APPROX. Uguna Ber.ct. a... ;~~ 1~~~t. :::~ 6 APT, homes w/p;.~~ & tramferable. 346-{llM. Parking -Great Location
East Bluff MAGNIFICj)UE l/4 ACRE . 3 BR .• 3% ha, den"' cook part ol th• fun ol ,,,. •ltoch. ""''""·Loe. '""'" * C.M. Tr;·plex By Owoer. 2 • 645-™8 •
B'UFFS •llr•< ...oa-playronm •..•.•...• $89,500 doo tdoo 1 .. A•-C.hf. ana, 313 E.18th St. Br .• units, •-yrn., -1-nv-0-1-tm_ont ____ _
T" ho• ~~11 · from the quarry tile en· 4 IEDRM ..... POOL 5 BR 3 ba. atrada ~er r-«1 r lvtng. u,.-e Id 1 1 1. •• own uee on ..-en ""' '-C19una Hills ...;I 000. hou,. for fuo for bo.,. or ea or ow~r "' inrome, garages. Excel cond. 10.,:, Opportunity •· ~ ' ttyway to the U"""tain ......... _ like a mod•I.! Llkf! MW ruu · • • • • • · · • • • • · • "g Clo to I ~ Ctr do I df'd 11.rea l BR 1 i,i. ,.... .:)llUW• ..;..is. Ne••by ••hool • park se rvine """'l' · wn • will carry 2nd, see u · • foyer, you'll love tttis super shag crpts tttruout. Room S • I LIDO REAL TY INC. au• ... ..... • N Call 143 BA e.n<'l colnrful patio h 4 ~·-'·-lly BeCIG 3377 · 1 N B make this an ideal family ever a. vacancy. ,500/offer, 557-3400. · ' s arp LIC\U'" l&JTI rm Ior boAt or tralltt. All te.rms. r-Via L do, . • owner 838-4351 r 83.')..182]
pool, Sl2.500. Open Sal,ISUn home! Too ma'ny xtra~ to Only $3l,SOO. Call Ml-44&6 Extremely plulh "Mission" 673-7300 home. Auume existing low ' ' 0 • WATERFRO NT TAX
1J to 5. 644-2915. describl!:, $47,900. All terms. l'lome with custom w/w car-OPEN SUN. l~S interest loa.n or go ntw rnA Condominiums SHELTER. Dock your boat,
CUSTM 2 Br, a cloui living Call 54()-8555. peting A: drapes, magnifl· or VA. for 1el• 160 lease 3 new units, N.B. Call
& ma1ter 1, Pr l nc SHERWeeD REALTY cent mirrored walls, lush 114 VI• Mentone NOWll"i,500 for defAll1, Pvt. ownr.
ONLY $52 500 ft 5 30 ...... ~ ,..... JanclM:aping, Sn•nish tilt Lovely 3 or 4 BR home CAPISTRANO VALLEY LOV~~y 3 bdrm 2 ~con· n4/6'1l-8249. . , · a : 111:iu'I Broo""W'St; f.V. ...... 116 500 dom1n1um 2 11-1 -==.;;:c:.:,,=~--644-5510. 526 2 OWNER ANXIOUS! roof aod AIR CONDITION· · REAL TY . • . "" 8 ''"· 10 UNITS 50 Near Adams It Brookhursl. ING. Only $.11 .900 &: seller KEN BRITTINGHAM 31501 Can'lioo Capistrano priva!P. patio, I 111 rd en• $lB,300 INCOME.
4 BR LuJ11k View Home (f'eP. ' .... • 4 •I 7u ,_ I otfer11 FHA or GI terms! Re•ltor 67~012l .19•(124 WeJ11tcl ltt a~ll . Phone.
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642-6349 or 499-3986 ·':;°'~tl~n.=R=eal:;t:;;or'=~.:"":;·.::5000;:; ':ii 644-5917 . J'f!d ! -mu111t sell quick. 3 carp. A:: drape11. Built·irui, Won't be around long. See SACRIFICE! ,,_ i UNIT W lk I 8 hi 0 Y· · Bf'droom llke -w <rptt dl·"wa-"-. Patio. Good today. 3 Bd I d led WNER, 3 BR. 11,1 Ba. In .. • O C El Toro cUstm d-.-. &ttu·t~ t~a. ();j, $28,SOO! nn, new y econ. $34.500. low dn,. lot, 4 BR. beautiful Villa Pacific C.On-'1 It. 2 BR. $110 M, S16 M dn.
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;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=;;I •Fr older home, trplc, Jae dbl fam rm. nr school I: marina, do. 968-2297 cell befoce 9 am 700 Palm, HB 347.3957 new! VA· .H.A. terms. • sarage, wet moorlq avail. t bo /trlr 4S:H077 CALL 842-4466 REALTY & rm or at ' ' or an 6 pm. Owner 'All. 4-Plex, all 2 Br, l Ba, Inc. AWRGIES? INVESTMENT CO. 548-ll35. 8J2.-003l. WHlmlnstor PARK Udo, NB. 3 BR. 2 BA. $570 mo. No do VA. $52,500.
if"° ... thia home hlla fu ll (714)845·4085 M.1e Verd• N OCC 557 -51 DRIVE By UtUlty rm. 3 cu gar. Pool. r · ~· · air mncll!ionlng ••ith hu-Lo A.I midity rontml I: l'lKhTlnic -TWO-LARGE 3 Bdrm .. fam. nn.. w m ntenance. Graham 21 Unit-Nr. Shop'9 ,
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Monoy to Loon 2411
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Servin&" Harbor UM 21 yrs. ----------1--------DUPLEXES lnlen:om., covered Pfttio, 9092 ENLOE WAY Really. 646-2414. 2 A 3 BR, 2 Ba. 8231 Elllo air lillrr. Nt11r new ~ BR, $ "'UICK $ O r------2 BA. HunMkf'r·bulll hl:lme. ,,. One year new -all 2 Bed· many extru. w n er ' (M•gnolfa nr M•y'I St.) Duplexe1/Unlt1 Ave HB. sai·M 847·3857 II t8 l
Loll! of concrtle Anrl tn1lt WE BUY HOMit:S room, new !!.hag carpr.ts A: ~l64ll. 3 BR 2 BA. CO\/ered patio, ••I• 162 4-PLEX By Owner ~fwlteitt·
trtt3 in b1t<'k yard. Ptic .. ?i.ffi. KASA.8IAN 847·96GC drapes. $31 ,000. each. $3,100. 2 STORY gtas1 front view Mission Vlei• crptg, drps. dahwshr. Ju~t Choice Huntington Be'ach ~------
reduce:d $Ml. for quick KASABIAN down. CllU 9611-4441 home. Balcony In livlna rm nduced toS25,SOO. Drive by' H.B. •2Btautl!ul extra Jge . 3l.,-"'.;:--'c.·:;.l..:73.;..500~ . ..:~c:cS::.10:.7:.. =
sale. iuu prire CREST REAL TY ~"':.r :_~~~· ~1~R~~ s:i. ~W::.~·2 P~~':n~: and• calu •R\YiNtt ;1m. ~~·~Y 1:;: ~~· :ar~~ Lots for Sil• 170 HouM1 furnished 300 $30,,950. REAL ESTATE BEAUT, anl's. J yr old, 3 bar, cpti, drps, bltna . root, apt1, patio w/ cover. +huge Pllrk'1. On culode-C t H C _G_o_n_o_r•_I _____ _
N t DIVORCE foreell ult.! ~ BR. 11rljoh\IJ ~ H.B. park. $39.500. 986 La Minda. Many xtraa. $ 3 5, 1 O 0. 9684405 ANYTIME sac $43,500, Owner 842-3276. OGI. WJ• Or.
•wpor Plus den. wa.lk to beach, nr Near shop•. achools, ocean 494-Sm or ~7562. r..::8=37-·77="::.· ------Cute Home + Apt $49,500 c.t Zone. Approx. 100'xl26' EASTSIDE
•t achoola & llhopr. T&ke OVl'.f & frwy1, RtAl E111Rte Store 'J'he fute1t draw In tilt West 2 STY l B.R l Den, lrg cav I~ Near the ocean Jn Newport Level. Prime loc. $132.000 C $ .
F•irviow 6~ GI IOM. PymnlA l:JllO No. 5. Art 12131 <1"1711 •• a lltlUy Pilot ClaHllfotl Pfttl•, bltn BBQ. epts/drp" -·-1111111 owner/Ar"''* 615-0123 Wosloy N. Taylor Co. 0 TA MESA
incl tut~ & ins. 98~7383. OAJLY PILOT tot action! Ad. ~ .... """' beaut. viflw, $ 3 7, 500. ~------~-~j UNITS Re•ltor1-Rent at $1~ or option t.o buy. 646-1111 l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.!..;;;::;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;.!z;;:;;;-:;:;;:"::,;;;::;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;--1 ~830-~1~90~1:.,· ~-~-~-wanted. Have bu.yen 2111 San Joaquin Hiils Rd. 3 bedroQm, 2 bath, double 1· fllr dup/exea up t... lp units. Ntwp0rt Center 644-4910 Karil.le, fenced yard, new
(inytlmt) -------------------3 BDRM & Oen, prl. maater Mobile Homes Agent 675-7225 HIR. shq carpeta, freshly paint·
S Ml}A °' !Ji 1ulle, custom cpla It drw, pt 5 I 125 LOT R-4, 132x300. In thfl (jq -C Q.9 or a • DANA Point -New duplex, county next t.o Costa Mesa. ed. Call Broku 5C5-Mt1
Feuntaln Vellt)' ~ .... J..J 0 ~~.500red. By"'owtlo..:. ... •.~7-~84' . OWNERS WANTED $49,500. SiJvl!r t..ntern At La Potisible· 19 to ~ unita. Optn Eves.
-7 ''"" °" .,. 1 ... .1_.. Cresta. Wtbb·Bkr. 64i.4~ $4' 500 ~ t••-tl1 pd CM
LAROE KITCHEN! Tn• Punfe wifft fn• luilf-fn .Cnuc'le Tent!tt ~·",. care needed '· · Broker 547 .. 191. .."co -0 u · •
FAMILY ROOMI • 3.:-!:::·-.:::::: ~ tor""" '10 mobll• bomeo. lnc.omo l'reortv 1" R-3 Nr. NewPOrt : ~~~~1 ';::"'~
3 BR + df'n, strv po~h. o.r:::·=-m&~':.ord'. :: patio. $22.900. ....... ~~l~~nc~~~f.:"~~ 10 UNITS 165'x620'-t.evtf SlJJ .,.,. or cpts C4M
tmmac thruout. Coverett • Sow to fotm four llmPt. wcrds. N rt .... ch u"" $180 Per 111 ft Sl50 pvt hme CdM
J)ltio, aPrinklt.rs. be:1t Id · ~ I ewpo -Ray'• Trailer S•le• Pride ot OY.'nenhlp 1 &dtm Wo1loy' N. Toy·,.,· Co. Sev bac.h NLda util .... S U X P E ·L lll80 Be•Ch Bl,., St•ntoo lumlslted •PIA lo top cont!. ~ """ ICPf. Tool shed. "'" .. .iu. HIGHLAND DR. ** 714JK9.l.l:WI ** N"or a vocancy. 115.000 . . Roaltors 97M4l0 AGENT
Only ~!:'.J Rl'lllly I I J·t J , . 4 Spa.cloua bdntt•, 1 family UXS6 Mayflower Dbl Ex· down . Owner.will .finance. N~ ~~ Hilll~~O I.AG. Room, Pvt. bath.
5'1-44m Eve: 963-..qoo& ""rm: 2~1~,.:e~· ':ftft..•u= -pt.Odo, 2 tlR. All xtr11. Adil $115,000. ~ .. ~ altho4~~ ,
7 .IDROOMS I T·A GO L 11 parlc In ,.,,., Valley. * c...a... ry' 21 * FAIRWAY WT 213 IL ~· -· -j t cpt<-drp1, AND a sparltllni ~Ml or •!3M 1111111 La.cuna Ntauol Goll Coum., ._543--,,.2159_.-;--:-.,-----
NO DOWN PAYMENT I I I a I 1· H•F POOL. Pr1m< lllJ'\>or JOal' MobD• ...... •nclooed REA ST'TI ,; 1 ,'!?·~,;. Gd terms. Bkr. lalboa ''''"" B1t 2 story houlf! lor that bit; -• -. Hlchland1 arta. $43.000. cabana. rum., In Adult L I "' -2~ _ 771 ·~
family. Gr .. 1 loctlloo ,,.., I \;.s;;;r:;~~~"""'t.....) CALL • Uf•2'U P1tdt downlt>Wll c. M . 6 Units lislillUff Moi.llo Homo/
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h .... ,..,.,'°'•p'po"'1n'1m'··.n~~ 8 A L L E I ~ wrr• the heovy alimony d0_11h& 54M819. 2 BR.. 2 both ualt1. 2 ,,... Trollor Parks 172 646-01116. or 173-8314.
M"'' or • ' ,., 4 1 • I I r ~ tome men poy out, it'• *°'Y r. .. lft·v LIDO VWaie • .Fully crptd, Gld. Fully carp. A draped, DEttR.'l' Cl\EST hlbol Penlnsula (:~':tun.-21 R.E. IMl-4474 _ . • _ l . to IH why th• gfrls find that Ntar l'lft.,•rt ,.,, arrtet tum or untum. R.euonablt. ~e~~tna. Best loca· Own YoUr own l&t. r-i-------.
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thoir fonnor hv1bondl hove COME, See oor hUlt belG'rtf, SMn. • • • • Goll. ,CLUBHOUSE. Natural SPAC Bay View 2 Sly, n1co1y
By••-· 2sty., 4 l>r •• l h«.. II E T R E p --,.l . mom tor ehUdren • dos•· ** WANTED ** 67140io 0 Hot PoO!t.13.991110 112911 rum. 3· BR. 2 BA Carport.
Jan\. nn. w/wt bar.13 '"' , I ' I I I' I !·d~owlop.11r.,;;,~,!.tfi!,_•op_c!Ndlo~quotodb:'io! Gudooer mt Int s 1 n • d . oi~r .. ~ii•~• ~-~ • • F'lte llrochW'A• Wlnttr. 1195. 0) m.!MCl7. • pr. Ta Ill It lo l<r· ., " ·~ Modfm 3 8'., 2 Btt., -. .,.-lrtld;"au.:.°'."a:zi..9i0' -P'l'I J I a,a . J:!.DRIGE l\EALTY CO. paHo W/uf@d bri<!lf ,,,.,It • w/dlnlrw am.. bi9klut I--'-~-...;. __ ..;__ P. O. Bo.It 666-0 Cotti Mesa
:-~ ~::::· ~~c: • r:m.~i9&Am r r r ,. r r r r I -~~ ';y~ ... 131~ DAILY PILOT ;:u~v:;~ Dtltrl (~~I = C&lll. ·~~occ'.'=~
161 ~ous SPANISll 6 =Mlii 10•1 I , ., , I I I J I I ::~. 2 BR. 8IOclt CLASSIFllD ADS AD1i:'! E~~~ ';,:~~ 't!:P=~ ~ it! 11<n1ai. • -
Ji.Nnacuta"' 4 111. 2 BA. • • ''"""· m1.1n 11111i1oot aaq, POR ACnON. • • · co.sr• MESA tl>Pm into "CASll" -.. u RENTERS nr.am _ .._._.
'?rpt.. tarn rm. Prtcod .. loll ,. . t\ 1 -Wl;llll ~ ---13uoo. 11>-rm Illa", _s_c_R_A-:-M_-_LET_S_A .... N .... s .... w .... 1:..:.R=-:..:.1N.:__:C;...:LA::.::..:s .... s .... 1P1 .... c_:..A;...:.::..n .... o .... N.:._:..:oo:__ _ _:::::=::.·ld.::~::="·::..aw-__ CALL '42·5671 Sall~ i!irli.-· ~"'.".::.; P11
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l
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[ How .. for Aent l~I _,,,_ l~lllL-___ ....... __ L_._ •. _ ....... _._··_~_ •• _ .. ...J[9 ) [ All<•~"'~ Jil li --,.-.-,,,,.-,, .. -,-.. -•. -.. -!!WI ~-···u•'•""•"'•''•~•'!'•"!.::l.~~\~[~:.·.;, .• ,.;:.·;~.;~;.· ... ~~-~;·~~I
Houaes Furnished 300 Houe.1 Unfurn. 305 Hwset Unfum. 305 Dupl••n Unfllrn. UO Apts. Furn. 3'0 A,tw. f urn. 3M Apt:' Unium. J65 Apt. Unfurn. 3'5Apt. Unfurn. 365
C•ntn• ftl M11 r Cott• Me111 NtwDOrt Buch Coate Meu Ntwptrt ... ch Newport BMch East Bluft Costa Meg La9une ... ch
;;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;;;:;;;:~I 1 BR. &-FRPLC I SPACIOUS l br, bHn1 , Blurts To .... •nhou.$t-
J BR le: Den, 2 ha, 2 patios.
Ne .... ·Jy decorated, q u Je t
area, nr pool. 644--8435 or
213/79S-9ii(l.I
Housa1 Unfurn.
Formally
Grannis Rea ltors
2629 Harbor Blvd.
546-8660 .
305
Se1i.·1ng Nc,vpoJ'l·Costa i\lexa
a1·ea. O\'e1· 500 rental!! avail·
able 1101v. Our ft'C i,; $15.00.
\\'r guarantN' Sf'r'l'iCf' or
)''Ou1· nion('y back. fair? Call
JIO\\',
!. 2 Bdrn1 llou1't", $150. \VIII at··
<'C'PI children &: pets. Hus
ft>nced yard, patio, garage.
.J Bdnn. Jlouse $250. Sharp
\\'ith new car~ts. fireplace,
2 baths, in Ne\1'por1 llf'i&:hts
a!'ea. lfarbor Tiigh School
, district.
1 $210. Brand new 2 bdnn in
tri·pl<'x 1vi!h drapes, shag
l'pl., fpll·-bltns. dishwasher,
garage. Luxury living Jn
Costa J\·Jcsa's 1Hosl t..'Onven-
r i~nl loralion.
I $95 2 BR kicls/pets 01{
$110 sngls or cpts CJ\1
$120 pvl hme, kids/pets
$120 kids/(H'ts C.fo.l.
S165 util pd U!.g Bt·h
$135 2 BR util pd sngl!< ok
$145 2 BR gar. kids C.l\I.
$150 2 BR kids/pets 1-1.B.
I $175 2 BR 0t.'t!anfront N.B.
2 BR 2 blks to bch, Cdl-1. s1so· 3 BR kids/pct~ c.r-.1,
Sl95 3 BR kids!Bayvie11·
Scv hol'l\f' ran<"hes in various
areas sla11ing $115. Kids /
pets
979·8430 AGENT
2 RENTALS
4 Bed, frrshly painted. Ni1-e
crpls & drpg, 2 baths. S?:IO.
mo.
ALSO
• FOil RENT • 1.AGUNA awm. 51,,,. .,.._ crpt/d'J>I, "'"""' ~ "";"
ll\UIACULATF. 3 BE 0 -lril. cpta, drps. patio.' 1:at only. S.185. 67'".>-.ill9.
EXECUTIVE SUITES
MOTEL APTS.
2DIO Newpor t Blvd.
BALllOA BAY CLUll
Tf'rTace studio -Ba.ri•in.
Tranaferred. Take o v er
lease. 1'"\lm avail 64$.5000.
l"xt 124., &TI·'l!S6.
NEW NEW NEW WHY PARK NEWPORTERS .
YILlA RIVIERA STAY HOME ON I R90M. 2 b a t.h bo1neJ ok. I penon. SJ:xl/monlh. Costa Meta
fireplace, dbl. pr., patio, lJlll paid. -• Coate Mesa
642-2611
STUDIOS & 'I BR'S. .IUS'I' FiNISHEO WllKENDS. ro;lecoratrd. Nt1f ah a r NU·YIEW REN_J.Al._S_ ~_BR, !~!...~A. gr._ ~~.
t'flll!! It drp , " 11.U~flirch 673-4030 or 494-3'..!48 nice shq, rf'tr!g, $160/mo. l~I. 5250 per n)O. 3CI East LAGUNA NIGUEL 4 bdr1n 2 _!_h_,_6C!_1 -_29'_·,_1. _____ _
2 BDR.'1· $~. incl util until Families Welcome I AVAILABLE .June Wrh. or SZ'JO. incl Ulll • e Full kilchen >"tly. t:hildren &. pet ok. 1019 I 10 2 BR, 2 F ULL BA
WOULDN'T YOU?
Broacl\v;1y, C.~l. ba, live rm 1:-_ dining an:a. Huntif!tton Beach
Lochenmyer
Re.ii I v•
fan1ily rm, fl'Jll, bullf-ins. . .
c·arpet1, drape,;, fenced k 3 BR, ''4 BA, fen<'ed yd. 2
sprinklers 2-car garagP im-car carport. erpts, drps,
mac. $310° mo. lsl, la.st' and bltnt, \V/D. 536-__ 265_1 __
1860 Nf'wport Blvd., C.1'1. I -d-•pos"-:;;::i!.-::"""'-:-"4_<-;; ___ 1_N.;o_w,:po...;._r_t _B_o;.•.;eh:;;_ __ _
Call 646-3928 Eve1. 673-4577 Outstanding LRG. ,~·nterf.ront, upper z
0 V• Br., 2 ba., den, crpt/drp.s, e WALK TO Shops -Spac CHn llW \\'Ctbar. trplc., boat slip.
,t BR. Encl gar. Sml yard. 3 Bdnns., \V/\v carp., drapes. Avail. Uase '395. 67l-50'll.
$115. $300 mo. yearly leasr . ....Call
ALA Rentab • 645-3900 MISSION REA~ TY
• llARD IG r ind -2 BR. 4~0731 { ~ ...... Jl'1
f°'nl'd yrd. Encl gar. h id1/ LAGUNA NIGUEL 3 BR., 2 .
pets. $1::.0, Ba, liv It din area, frpl,
Al.A Rental! e 1)4S.3900 blt-iM, rpls. drps, 2-car Apts. Furn.
• H al..., J 11· B • e Spc<•i1tl rabinr1 llJHll'<' e ~poo f'llt ay A.w, ~.H.
• Laundry racil.tties b'1J..16'l'4 • l.oc·k ga1'ag<'s II'. Is: ,1or
• 1'"rff utllitits ----------• • Rn11·t il • Lndry -PalLOs e F'rtt linens BACWELOR apt. Nt"' ('l'PI . e 0 1\\'.Dispos.nl e Drl\Pf>JC
• T.V. I maid &el'\'. a\•ail, f'fr. $150 I rno • Yt'arl:v. • DN>p 2 t'OIOr ~hllJ' i•pt~
• Phonto serv:i<"f' $100/mo 1\i 111er. 67~9Ja5. e Sl)('C'ial soundproofing
6Th-2TI8. e Nr. San Oipgo Fn1•y, I-tar-s~::~~~. 1'!:~pl, h ~u~~.~ ·oc-
1
_EAN_N_B,-f -R-ON-'T
1
7 BJ1" clo
30
sf' ~s ~:~:t.&c::'~~in•
htd. pool. Adlt.s, DO pet•. 4 0 • • plet'. 0 Ullt' . --. '"' •·2-dn-61' '684, and \VATF.R-All ~i<I. Sea50ll's J\1ob. E.sr. 23:i9 V'fV"'U;) a "0 ' ..-
4 \'r~
Npl Blvd~~ or 673-6110.____ _ Month to Month $ IO
STEPS be 622 H amilton, CM
1100 • 'JOVE m AUo ,,,-. to ·h. u1od 2 br. ~·1. " • t-• he -• ·1· JI 3':f' :\lg:t'--ri.lt'. & ~lrs. lloOan Shady Elms -La\\'11 -p I oyoC, lln)o:u eel Lng, a 548·2062
Children'• Secliod bltns. S2:lO yr\y,
642
-3490 \~~~~~~~~~~ l>Urn. l Untuni 1":? Br. I BDru.t, den, 2 BA. lipaCIOUS
}o'rom $135/mo. Up duplex. Ne-ar brh. Ad lts.
17~ E. 22nd St. e 642-::6.i3. SZIO. 642-3682, 5.l7-1487 I~' L<w J ' Jo 4 gar, sprnklni, vie\\', pa\'ed
(hJJ mo. e Y -" ry, •lor•g• •••• tor ·ant. Goner•I B 2 B ho
'
• I ' .. ~ ... • LGE I b t -~ tu •• $140 Alo. Ulil pau1. On r ., a. me. rp .. iijiiiiiiiii j r ap , p .... " rn rrpl.i, drps, bll-in,;, inany per-boa.I. Jmn1ac. $285 1no --Sl2j, flll'll .$135. Adul1s. beach, 1 Br. ~love in
HARBOR VILLA
APARTMENTS
Xtru:. 2340 Cynthia SI., nr. 1st, last & dep. 49':>-4244. A Lndry, gar. Quiet: N r today!! 6-12-2991 .
~~. orr Santa Ana st., East 1'~~~:;odr:an hou:~w2 Bold New Concept ~~is~922 \Valla~ No. B _s_._•_th_L_•_g_u_n_• ___ _
2 & 3 BR. House. Crpt'g, bdrms. 21,~ baths, _wet bar, HOLIDAY PLAZA
drps & or curtains. Gar, paneted den, 2 fireplaces. FURNITURE RENTAL DELUXE Spacious 1 BR.
Util roon1. Fenced back Short term lease. No pets or tum apt. $135. Heated pool.
area. Stove. Central Joe. children. Refereoce15• .$400 "' Month to J..fonth Ample parking. Adults -no
C0;\1PLETEL \' tum. sinjl'.lr
aJI util., soft "·atrr. TV
cable, OC'f'an vie\v, \\'alk to
beach. $150. ls!, last, clfti:.
499-1926
$)20 to $150
THESE ARE TOPS ••.
If You . P refe t Quie t
L iving a~ P rivacy.
l &. 2 BEDROOr.I
ll 'i:: all heit for you to enjoy Saturdays and
Su ndays an(\all \veek long. loo .
$750.000 health spa . 7 s,,·hn1ni11g pt)()\s . 7
lighted tennis l'Ou 1·1s. btc)rle trails. pulling
green, shufrleboartl. l'l'Oquct. Spaeious junior
I'!! fron1 $170 mon thl~'. plu s 1 or 2·bcdroon1
plans and 2-story to\1 n hou ses \r ith 2 or j:
bedrooms. A1 1 \Vith rlec:tr1l' kitchens. pri,ate
balcony or patio, carpel ing. draperies. :0,11b-
terranean parking. cle\alori;, option:1l rnaicL
!iervice. Gourtl1Ct food 1narkl'I . dry clc<:tner,
beauty salon on grounds. Sec beautifully fur-
nished 1nodels lodl!y. 9 a.111. tn 6 p .rn . bthE'r
li1nes by appointn1c111 .. lu st north or 1;·ashion
Island at Jarnboree and San .lo<l(JHln 1-lills
Road. •
Telephone 1714) 644.1 900 for ren tal informat ion.
PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS
,on the bay
Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfu r n . -='-.......,.,.----
C 01 t • Mes• H untington Beach
365
646-6961 or 646-1246. mo. Call -494-9369. * 100% Purchase Option pets. 1965 Pomona Avt". C?tl
ATIRAC, front du p (ex. L•guna Hills * \Vide ~lection-
1'1001-.:RN 1 B<tnu. apt. t ·p1)o.,
Apt. Unfurn. 365 \\ patio, romp! rt>derol'atrd. drps, fls h1\•shr, h If -111 s ,
1 BR, w/auto dsh\\·sr. \Vill Ne1\' shag l'rpl'g. blt-ins, and giu'llJ:I'. 1 l·hiltl uk. ,\IJ util PARK WEST
APARTMENTS Range, refrig:. &: crpts, __ .,, . Style-Colon
drps. No l'hild!Pets. $190. LAGUNA HILLS 4 BR, 2 B . .t,,, * 24 Hour Dellvery
642--9139. ram rm, lrplc, bltns, cpt, •
3 BD~ .. 2 bath. buill·ins, :~vid~~d, :::·d ;:i~t: nf{ ... ~JS ~
clll"pels, drapes. Kids &: pets $265/mo, 1st It last + ~ --
OK. l«e· fenced yd, '$23.3 deposit~ 673-()216 1no. 646-1434. · · • Newport leach 517 \V. 19th •. a.1 3 BR. carpets. drapes, lrg. 2756 N. Pt.fa.Jn SA
549-3481
ht" ready on or before 3/7 B•ck Bay drps. t.gt' Pool & lndry i-111. pcl. Sl 50hoo. 307 Avoca(Jo, for occupancy. Call l\fr, or ___ ....;._____ Conveniro\ to :,hop'g. Adj. A , '"
lllnr. Tin-e al 543-4500 aft '"' pt · · .. I. ti4:....o!"l84. 2 BR, elec bltns, disp. Crpls lo 1-~nlrvic\V tlospital in back -.----~ - -•
6pm. It. d111s. hid pool. Childl'en of Fal'l'O\V R\!y a! '.!621 liar-'l BR in r:.:l·f'li<'llf lol.'at1on.
* \VJNTER RATES * bor Blvd. Ph. days 5.'17·9049 ;\lt>s:i V€>rde, i;pl, drapt'rir~.
Attnc furn Studios $115, 1 _o_K_. 1'-1-65-·-mo_._6~----or rves &: Sun 546-0081. b 11 i 1 1 -I 111 ' g a.r a$: f' ·
Corona del Mar l:iZ=======o::::I ··ul-dt>-.'WIC strut. Sl50/n10 . ~~s ~:~. :1:.tsAp~. pets. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii 962-989~.
ur ility room, encloeed patio, e STEPS to Water_ 1 BR. 2 LRG. 1 Bdrm apts. Com-
partly furn. f'rplc. $225/mo. Furn. Prt ok. Util in<'! $1411. B•lbo• Island pletely furn: Refg, stovr,
* NEW * --.. TIU: GABL"5c,--
2 Br. \\·/gar. Adull11. epts,
547.()314 .c.:=..:=:..:.:.:.:.c...:...~-
6-16-2231. ALA Rentals e 645-3900 * \''O~fEN-single rooms, dsh I \\'lh I a:ar-di1.. 740
AVAIL March 25. l BR,.2 e PRIVATE-Nice! 2 Br, kitchen1/TV room, ::sa~ar'*pt. A. Costa
VILLA NINOS drp•. bltng, lned l 1· d •
w/paliG, wtr pd,_ ~
BA. OW, fncd yard, •hag sundeck. encl ar. Sm l t. Da -\Vk -l'ifo. $50 Up . .c:=::....______ 2 BR, 2 BA APTS
crpt, drps, $225. 1st -Last $!90 g J>I! 675-3613. BEAUTIFUL STIJDIO APT. l A 2 BR. Fll1'11. A Unturn.. Super·Comfortable-Quir1
mo. &: refs req'd, 545-3412 ALA 'Renta1" • 64r>-3900"B~A~Y-F-R~O~N-,T--l-Br-.. -.-.. -1c, Frplc., be~ cell., cedar Fireplaces / priv. patlol. Near Ne\vport Back Bn:v.
2 BR, . 'SlJO. yaro. ~WATER View . 2 BR, 2 BA, pvt. patio, front ground flr: paneling. Adults, nGl_pet. Pools TeMls Contnt'I Bktat. Gas It \Vater Paid. 7-.lo. 10
ON TEN AatES
2439-C Oranit Ave, S!~~-,
I BR Ca1'P(lr't . Priv. 1>atio.
Crpt.s, dl'pl, all elrc. 1·rsp.
adults ol)ly. No childt·c n or
pet. $1'.E/mo. ~1-l8-l'.l2'l. , ----------
1 Bdrm. F rom $160
2 Bdrm., 2 Bo.
F r om $195
3&:~ Purk11l~111 l--1111e
Irvlnr. (Just o!t
.S11r1 Dira:o ~·111• 111 l'ulver Rd)
$70. MOVE-IN
ALLOWANCE
Under Nt'1v J\lnnagement.
Lrg. 2 Br; crpt11, drps, bllns.
sea-Air Apt:ii.
I hlk N. ot Adanls ~ofl bearhl
72!1 •6 Utl!·a 5.16·2796
;i:\6.7070 I -
everytlnng. Child ok. 543 01\V SIC I'd 400 S Bayfront Ko 5 $134. 336 E. 20th. 645-~17. 900 Sea ~. CdPd 6"-26ll ~to. Fi'Om $185. Victoria St, 518-8652:" , • oven, .crp . ' • . . 1 Br $130 ilr: 2 Bl' $150. Large. (l\facArthur nr Coast Hwy) Children Welcome. 1.RG l 81', :? BA, rrpt, rlrp:ii,
----------1 drp d, iar. Deck. Side tie Balbo• Peninsula Id al 1 2324 Elden A\·e e 64a-4012 frx.'rl patio, nr 0 CC .
IN Beautiful P(U'k on 0.:.-ean
1\ Ith 9 hulr, '.l J)l1r KOlf
1'0Ur84', 20 " :'Al lov~ly 2 BR,
2 Ba, hl n-liablr adultJr.
sm. per 1110., include» util•.
21·162 P 11 ci f1 c Coast
lligh1vay. 5.11r887l. lnqulrr!
at oNk:f'.
3 BR. 2 BA TO\VNHOUSE, avao·l. Y•arl" !·a·.". -,14 .. '----...,.-...... ----Pool &: teITace. e or • ~ "' 1· hU•-1993 SJ:iO/nlO. 1·11rport :~i7-Glal. l.10NTICELLO. CI ran . 61' •249 appl .· BAY View. 2 BR. 1225. Util. chelors, no c ,,...,n. CLOSE t Et h Ir 2 B
$1/XJI Ph 54Ej...3J17 ......., h Church. 1)48.9633. 0 ac · g. r., ON FRIDAY ADUCTS001Y1-1i;:-swo-:-1n1~. mo. -3 BDRM 2~Ba l"'llhSf' pd. Bear , pier, prk'g. 2 Ba., open bean1s, frplc, 7L Jani<'~ No. B. Call
3 BR, family nn, Jiv rm. Nr. frplc, ~u,'1 drp. s, 2 ra; 8A7d1u_~,,30.· 3 E. Ldge\\•ater. 1· SHARP l Br. Pool. Nr. blh1s, 330-A ~largueril<'. ~i2S5.
San D. & N rt ~ ... , """"' shops, util pd. No pet!. 673-0037 or 675-:>726. Don't \\'O!Ty about wet>krnd ieao ewpo •· .. ,s. , ...... .,e, Pvt patio, garden· ----------I
S""'" .:•n ••n• "'•" --Adult!. 1884 Monrovia. house·\\'Ork. Choose the V('n· • \\.' L.SON GARDENS e MN->nU-'t'IW or ....,..,.7587 ing lndd. $350. 833-3410 • $2.!l \VI( & Up-On Ocean • .,,0 "~"" UNIQUE chateau on Bayside * FRESH AIR .,.O""\h><J<> donll' and have a bright n('1V 2 BR. 11·2 BA, crpt/drps. t nc:I
2 BDRM., large yard. $150. • DELUXE 3 BR-.-Lovely Bll:ch-l Bt-~ms 11 Dr. 2 bdrm, &: den -dining homr? Thest' easy·lo·cart'· _Pc:'-".:.•_· .:.l'-"'.:.·_&4:.::.2·.::6'.:.l.:.I __ \\'alk J Blks to Reach! Water & gas paid. 1586 F 2 BA i\lald Sf'r\•1ce-Pool-UtLI pd 1''1JRN1SHED 2 Br. apt, ut room. Adults only. $375 Mo. 1 am, · e c Ji 6"' 8140 e pd. Sl!O/mo. 2277-B :r.tapl,e A•ent 67" '930, .. " ~20. for cardt'n apartments 1avt' t•oR AduUs over 35. J B1-, 1st l.41c 2 BR, ap!, ne\vly dC(•Df.
1 3 Bed. hon1e, Coll('gl' Park.
Nit e shag crptP.'. S240. 1nG.
CENTURY 21
1 REAL ESTATE 546-9521
-LANDLORDS!
\Ve Spccialilf.-in Newport
Beach e Corona de! Mar •
Laguna. e & Dana Poinr.
Our Ren!al Service is }<~REE
lo 'You!
Orange-. 2'l3/376-50:n f'Vt". S315. 1807 °•ri Ch~"!e,; Pl. a i.:i-....., ..... ..........., I IV/ ...-u ... SL 543-5913. 2·3 bedrooms, lockab r. gar· rtoor, Ne1v dC1:., Nr i1huiis. iv cr1i1s, d1•ps, blfni;, f!.'(·
'l BDR.,f. house, w/w crptg., Avail Now. 213: 676-4601. YEARLY-Bayf_ronl, i\1agn1fi-* GREAT VJE\V 2 BR. * ages, yoUr own fit-eplac<'. Sl40. inc l ga1<1. 1vtr, 54!!·2·107 ct>pl rrfrii,c. $150. No s.ngls,
fncd yard. prage. 1 srnl. LEASE/option. 2 hi.-&-;tf!-;;, l:t-111 Vic\\,_ J Br. no pet~.' J·"URN_,_ Ba I' he lore It r. • t'rplc., bltns. suodccks, pool. THE VENDOME nv IX!hl, 53&-17U
Child ok $175 mo. 646--0762. 21;. ba . some \'ie1\-. Anxious. S~. n18: ~13-6790. __ -Tncludmg .Otil, $9.a/nlO. No $200 up. 644-6344, 6Ta-j2(}4, 1 RR . S!ove. Ref r i JI! • • • CJ-IEZ ORO AP'I'S •
D.n. P-oo'nt Agent 67~7225 1-llR 110:\IE like 2 Br duplex, S\\·ingcrs! Call 642-0954. \VATCH-!hr sunset in this 1845 A11ahein1 A\'eUUf' Dishll'asher, Crpt~. Drps. 8234 Allanta. 1-2-3 Br'1. ·---LY-I BR ,. · h-.. Call 64.2·21'24, lof~. Phillip! 717 Jan1es, SIJ:,, :t4CHitl3. ----------1 38Rlbaih homiTiC!Trf. quiP1 N'sidentiaJ area near LOVE · urn15 co.•· e:xe<"ulive 3 bdrn1, Ocean ·---POOL. Priva!e cloSt'd pr.
LARGE 2 BR, 1'2 BA. cpt~. haven. ex lai-ge yard. sira beaeh. S215 \\'inter. 673-3780. Qlliel adults. Near stores. Blvd. duplex. Adults only. 2 l..G. RR. 1 BA. Gar. Cpls. \\le.sher/dryer. SJG-0336.
drps, bl1ins. Avail. i101v at mo 67:..-8185. Corona del Mar 198.I Po1nona, CM 548--0728. $450 1'.Io. Agent 675-4930. me&liBJl81 ~~~j9~~·ins. sis:,, ~8-.1Dit"1, BEACHBLUFF APTS.
$21!">n:io.499-35.llagt. . • "-'I · DELUXEBACHELORAPTS. 640-0020 .. ~·~----~ s 2&38 limp Ip
Hunti-ton leech * BLUFFS 4 Bft, Jam. 3 B~. BACHELOR. t.'Ompl private, 1m Santa Ana Ave., C.M. CLEAN-2 Br, no a:ar. Refs. -21-LARGE 2 BR . Carpets pac r , · oo ' •· ··• · Frplc. Beaut encl patlO, re!rig, ulil pd. SlOO mo. Mgr. Apt. ll3 646-5642 APAnTMENTS and drapes. Sl30/nio. lio, D/\V. 8231 Ellh1 847-3951.
673 .. JO::O or *\VE have a tar"' Jelection pool leMis, schla. $375. 675-2880 aft. 5: 30 or \Vknds. 160 SlTh. 6 "'In 3 BR, 2 BA • • •"" • • • SZ!S. tr Call 54S-7209 * $1 55. 2 Bdr1n., 2 bath. -'~-'--c= 644-2730. STUNNING 1 br. fum'd $ ' __ ...:c1;.:~_;.:.c..~''-'ft_6:::Pc:";_' -~ 2 BR. 1~ BA ........ $180. =-=c-='-"-::C.::0::.7"-.,-Dlsh\\'Uher, pool, Children
NU-VIEW RENTALS
494·32~8
FREE It or l and 4 bedroom homes Costa Mesa 2 br ufllurn $165. $50 dollars LRG. 1 Br., 2 Blks from Big fALSO AVAIL. 1'1JRN.l 2 BR apl. crpt'd & drps, OK. 2310 Florida. 53fN191.
landlords-Owners that .can ht" moved into 3 BR & 4 ~R f\Omes, near iv/ad 645-55.30 Corona. Nice vie\Y 1 AduH, N d It d A t stove, rcfrig. Pool. Lndry
\\'r "'ill refer tenant,; to you ;t[most immediately on our beach. Yearly LeaM". S300 Casa del Oro ew a u gar en P •· facil. Chldrn ok. ~1 :i.1. 2 BR apt. Closed gar, cpts,
ft t O ti I nio up Agent 54&-1290 1 \VEEK FREE RE?\'T! no pets. $150 yrly. 6'2-8520. 151 E . 21st. 646--8666 dr..,., cho'fd,.n/.•maU peJ ok. fREE ot charge··. t.tany en -P on P 8 11 ' __ ...:_ . . . --· -ALL UTILITIES PAID Bachelor $113 up. 1 BR $140. NEWLY DECORATED _D_•_n_•_P_o_1n_1_____ '" desirablf' tenanls on ou1· SHER\VOOD RE ALTY , 2 BR, Cl BA, de1~, frplc, near Conipare before you rent • up. Adults, pool. &12_2181. 2 BR., i:,1m:; \Valk to $140/mo. 847-29-'6.
\\'aiting list, 540-8555 bch. ~I-pnvs. S 2 7 5. Custom designed, feeturlna: beach. $ • range C'.oasl BEAUTIFUL LGE 1 BR Ocean vie1v ap1. * 1 BR, Apt. Bllns, end gar.
ALA Rentals • 645-3900 .SUGAR Shack $125. 2 BR, 64.2-3082, :i.i7-1~87 e SpaC'.ious kilchen with in-BACHELORS only: 1 Br. Real Estate. Call: 644-48-43 GROUNDS Bar, din area. Hv r1n. Lge Block from ocean. $W.
l-lere's Oil(': 3 txlrn-,-., 2-batl~ (·u!r. San Juan C•pistrano direct lighting ::in~~aU~ ~~1M6-7972 * 2 BR. Etec kitchen, -10 A1inutes lG O<·ean BR & BA. Balcony, ne w 536-mo.
dbl garagt.' freshly painled. ri.tOUSE Houst' $90. Palio. • Separare din'g area · · · dsh\\•shr, etc. Lovely vie\\'~ Gas Heat &: S!ove. Water !lhag crpt & drps, bltns & Laguna Beech
new carp<'! r & drapes BEACH J-ll'rmit S150. 3 BR. 7 Story 4 BR, 1c; block to .Tr. • Home-like s!orage AVAIL NG\v 1 & 2 Br.tum, Adult!. t m/mo. 673-4769. Gar. Rec. Rm, Laundry R1n ntfrig. $165/Jnu. &17-3927 or ----------I
upgraded and for rent 11 t Baby Lighlhousc $145. 2 BR. lligh. $315. Call after 6 ror • Private patios pool, rec mi, gd loc. No Coita Mes• 1 BR, $140 837-5118. NEW OCEAN VIE\V ~ps.
5215 Pf'r nio. Call Ri'Okcr. tf 1 !fad a flan1mr.r, J'd appt. 49.l-4910. • Ctoscd garag~ \\·/storage chldnl, no pets. fi46'..J824. ----------2 BR. $160, $165, $175 East Bluff 2 BR, 2 BA & I BA. JU.SO: 3 54~>-0465. Fi:-.:·lt~ 3 BR. $160. S t A H • hi e Full length marble pull-NR. ace, bachelor \\'/kit, DELUXE Hacienda de Mesa BR. 'l BA. $2:14).$330. 222 rH~E~L~P~-U~~·~·~~S~J0.~63~1~1 1;-:a;;;n:;-a-;";;';n~•-;:~e;';og:::;;s;-:::::::; m'" 1 1~-· r il SUS APARTMENTS 160 \\'. Wilson, Apt 1, Ch1 Arch. 4!l.i-3383. 494-2339. 3 HR 'l BA ho m r : carpor. • ..... , ac · · NEWPORT BEACH
"12 lireplaces, buillin:ii & lrg BROOKHURST & Hamilton 3 BR, 1 BA. lrg fenced yard. : ~in1·sz ::~ .:.-~-·-· ~-=~'""=-Air Cond • Frplc's • 3 Swim· BAY MEADOW APTS. VIII• Granede Apt1. 1 BR, cpls, <lll>s. beaut.
I ~• _ _. · ~1 v _, -4 Bdrm 2 Bath Families only. Children & 00 -'.""""ueg -sur--: ._,, ll20 2 Br m;.,.,. Pools~ Health <:!~a • 2 Br, beam ceilin=, priv pa· Four •·<!rooms wi'Jh balco"-vie\\', $157 n"". 1'5 r •••• cnc"" ytuu 1n \\ esa C•ut'. '.!:.::"· • ··.:~ , peta ok. $l7S/mo. !i4.>-l950. rounded 9'-ltb plush land· 2 BR. u-...,er ·· -.. "'l-' •u we ... "' " ......,._. }o'or families only at $265 per u•o~ .. cat'l>f' ..... g. near . ·•·ping mobile ho~ $145. 1l2 Tenni• crts • Game I: Bil· lio, rec. faC'.iJ., closed gar· les above&: belo\v, Graclow Wy. Adll. no pets. 494-4029
ced ..._.. Liard Room. ag•. Gas heat, cooking & mo. Avail fl>lareh 22nd. Call schools. fen . y a rd. 4 Br. frplc, fenced yd, patio. Adult living al it best \Vilson, C.i\I. 645-4530. living &: quiet surrounding Laguna Niguel
agent :>4&-4141 . S?.00/mo. Call 54:>-2081 af1 5 Bar-B-Q, 2 mi fron1 UCI. Large 1 BR 'S~'G SLEEPING Roam $10 1 BEDROOM waler all pd. All adults, no for family ,vith children. I·----------
p'" $275 :M-6671 aft 5 pm UT!Ll~Es F EE F'RO~I $165 pets. Fron1 $165. Near Corona de! Mar llo'gh LAGUNA NIGUEL B11lboe Island · ~ · · ·i~ R New paint. shag cpl. 642-2181 SPARKLING, su nny. 11·alk to Houses Furn. or 3STi \V , \Vilson 642·1971 MEDITERRANEAN 387 \V. Bay St. C.M. School. Fireplace, 1\'Ct bar&: Apartment•
2 BEDR00~1S, 2 BArr1-IS brach !..· shopg. 3 BR. bltns, Unfurn. 310 Dana Pt'int l Call 64&-0073 buiH·in ki!chr.n appJJanccs. Call Abour Our New 6 Mo.
()('n, f'irelacc, Garage st>cludl'd patio. closed dble LIVE LIKE A KING 2 BR 1 ~~ BA, ai!IO 1 BR, nt VIL AGE * * $170 * * 835 AMIGOS \VAY 644·2991 Lease Program Avail&bl
• 673-7178 * ga< .. pool & main!. ri.1any Corona del Mir · 2400 llarbor Blvd., C.~L l Br, 11,~ Ba, nc\vly painted. Coldwell, Banker"-Co. Now, i BR $154. 2 BR. 1 Ba At Budget Prices! ocean&: boat harbor, beaut., n4 557 ri.1an11.gi.ng Ag•nl Balboa Penlnsula x!ras. $240 mo. RJS-7954. -qUiet location. heated pool . ( ) -8020 Bllns, cpt/drp, encl patio. $187. 7 BR, 2 Ba. $1.96 ~r
R FRONT Hse. 2 BR, $21:>/mo. FURNISHED-See at 24311 Santa Oara or RENTAL OFFICE Nr schls & shop'g. Children 2 BR. 2 BATHS -n1on1h.
1;2 BLK BEACH ! VACANT 2 B · S26(J. mo. Yrly. Util. incl. Adult& no UNFURNISHED ph 493-3039. OPEN 10 AM TO 6 PM 01..::. no pets. 880 Center St., f'ully carpeted & dropi,'f:I 20041 AJoma Av~. C95-4772
NiN'! 1 Bdnn. Ideal couplr. ~ildren, pets OK. Swim· pets. Nr, Albertscm'a ?tlk t. BRAND NEW 1 & 2 BR CM. 642-8340 or 548--2682. 2 Covered parking iitalls
Yearly. Pet ok. Sl40/mo. ming pool. A!k to~ i\1R. 613-8936. * POOLS e SAVE U ON RENT! e FROM $130 BRAND NEW 2 BR Gar & \\'ater pd. $250 Mo. Mesa Verde
Util pc!. SNIDER, 962-4411 or *ENCLOSED Managerneeded·Sbeautiful Yrly. 816 Amigos \Vay, NB NEW 2 bd ndo 8ha 963-2107. Newport Beach ~view units. Mlt cpl., Near llhopg, enc 1011 e d Bronze Medallion, encl 1a.r, rm CO • & NU·VIEW RENTALS GARAGES •• d bl!' arb ~ cp111. drapes, dishwa.<1htT,
67340.'ID or 494-3248 . •L. 0 · 1 l at 5• 2 BR. Bit-in outdoor BBQ.* CONVENIENT 11' 1 • •~ • di J 1~ Af"· I Pf E t >« 1 ~ bltM, patlo, "",rag•, pool. 3 Bo"''' C ndo , b h r·1e duti'e• 6~ "=1 glll'ages, built-ins, r n c I. crp ... , rps, ·tn.!5, & • &-60 0 o
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B t l·Lns. s ag.' 11. l' n c T..ovely kitc'1en. Rt'Ccntly TO ALL BEACl-lES Huntington Beach Adults onl:v. no pets. 1970 side. $165/mo, Gas & \\'a fer. W '"'FFE'l CL.a .$190. 516-3'116. ay~r•s garage. Patio'.r; NG pets. rc1nodeled & painted. No FROM $1 35 MONTH \Vallace St., 5 4 8 _ o 8 o 4, pd. Children ok, no pets BRAND Ne1v! 2 Bdr. r·rpts.,
BA)"CREST S39:l/mo. 3 Br.. S2'l5/mo. 962-00.i. children. ~asf" 548-8261 . 1 BR. Furn S 135 / m 0 • &12.0563. Huntington S.•ch drape!!i. Elct'l appl. & dsh-
frplc.. O\'l't'l)Zd kit, Also 3 BR. fncd yard. \\'aler pa id. -Condominiums ADULTS PLEASE Overlooking beaut. gal'den c-=.:2209=·'------~ -=-===--------~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:; wJl.he:r. S111lm pool. Priv. Sl90
I D/R F/r. SI~ ~"7'' F'· 'd Call palio &. pool. Adults, no NE\V 1 & 2 Br dlx apts & LRG 2 Br Studio, 1~~ Ba. 21 i Bit. ge · " ~. •v;....""' ?_ ., "'n a. Unfurn. 320 VILLA POMONA u ·1 knd 1 lit 0 100• ~2J?8 at1. 4:oo. frplr ., oveI"l!zd kil. Also ""..-;J<JV:1 pet.I. 1035 12th St. Acroas townhouµs. Pool., dwhr. nlum. Ava1 \V o . ar N BEACH'
a\·a il. r·umished. 642-t5S9. ~bltJU!, ,.,.,..ts, lrg yard, Coste Mes• PHONE '42·2015 trom Lake Park. ~2692. f'rom $155. 32..f E. Z)th 4. laking a PP I i c at I on 11 • DELUXE 2 & 3 Br., 2 Ba .. ~,. (1760 Pomona Ave. l 1 be 645-4761 . carport & lndry, nr !hop'g encl. gar. $150 uµ. Rental
College Par k t.i ml from ·beach. SZZI. '!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 BR. Patio, poo • am. &: rll'I'. $160 + dcp. 998 El 1''URi'l. & UNFURN. Ofc. Xl9j ~lat.~ Av c . ;,44-.9506 or 83Z-1~. 3 BR, 2 BA, pr. Bltns.1; ceil., dsh\\'Shr. Nr holp. EXTRA Ire. 3 BR, 2~i BA. c I N 1 C.f ~I 2 BR. From $26S 546-1034 RENT/LEAS~; 3 BR, lam Crpl'g &: drapes. $195. Con· * $30 WK. & UP * $165, Util pd. l 7 6 76 nr OCC. carport p 1u1 am no, o. ' . ' ADULTS "ONLY
rm, 2 BA. bl tin RIO. brkfsl Irvine tact Mr. Queen. o t c • Stud)o le. I BR Apts Cameron. 842-5192. storaa:e, lodry racil. $190. 'iJNFiTRN 2 BR StudiG Apt. t>'Ul'lliture AvallaUlr M l11ion Viejo
bar. 2 blUn desks & hugr 540-JThl; res. 54~2132. •Room $15 \VK &: Up. 546-8594. Crpt.5, drps, gar. Swlni'a: C arpets-<lrapes-0.ishwasher ----------1
• TV , M 'd Se CUTE 1 BR, nev,.Jy decor ... :::.::::.::.______ 1 N h'ld t e BRA.NO Nt:W! 3 br, 11,' bookshelf, firepl. dbl gar, UNIVERSITY PARK "' a1 rvice Avail poo · O c 1 ren, TIO pr,: !§, heated pool·saunas.tenni11 huge Qk yd & patio--fcnced, 3 BR. 2% ba, lam S325 3 B~, 2 ~· cpl!, drps, • Phone Scrvlce. UHi Pd New crpbl, drpe, $140. SPAC. 2 " 3 BrbApt. $140 up Qllief n e 1 g h b or hood rec room-ocean vlt.w!'I b1t, 2 slory <."()ndo. Shag,
By appt on!y, $250, mo. 2 BR. 2 b:tth! $265 bll-1ns, ds~whr. 2 pools, clb. • All major ettdit cards ** S36-8900 ** 1~1~;:'.{:i~. ~tns, :~~~~ _&I:;' ::2-80::::.'::':..· --~----1 patios-ample parking bltns, patio. pool, encl.
557-llU:l. 4 BR, 2~' ba, !am rm. SJ.40 house, $23.'>. 546-Jno. 2.'J76 Nev.'Port Blvd. $13-9155 Lagune ll•ch m Colleae No. S 6f2..7035 * t.:OWER * Security Cuard11. garage. 83<Ml871.
Coron• d e l Mar 3 BR, i~~ri~ S335 Huntington le•ch Th~~:~e~ ~~nt EXTRA la.rg:e 1 BR modern LOVELY 2 BR, l BA COLD Mf!dalUon, front 2 Br HUNTING TON Nawport Beech
" FO BR 1'' Bah -all e:lec., ocean '-mou1>-.. __ ...__ oo· d"I ar pctio, encl gar, laundromat. PACIFIC WANTED RELIABLE ~TODERN, spacious I Br., 4 BR. 2~i oa .. furn S400 R Rtnt. 3 • ' 1 • Un believably Beautiful •wru"""'·· Pft ' "' g ' Adutu. no petc;. $155/mo.
beamed ceilings, oak floor~. '1 BR . 2 ba., fanl rm. $360 Villa Pacific rondo. T"nnis. VAt D' TSERE Garden Apts. ~~.~~~;n ~in~!=~~-w:: ~~ pools. $715 mo. 67l-IT16 645-3515 or 642-649'1 TI I OCEAN AVJ.: .. tl.B. ~~~E '; Y~9ftl,y J~':n ~
red birch bu(fl.,. Garrlt'n \YE HAVE OTILERS pool. $23.). !162-8438_.___ Adults -no pets. FJ011.·t.n day Thurs. al 58a Clenneyre -''-''-~-'·~~~~--~-I E/SlDE 2 BR deluxe 11pt. <TI4l 536-l487 llide-a-Wn,y, i"r. ocean.
ViC\\' Slij, prr nJO. Lease. Townhouse Unfurn. 335 f"Very1vhett. Stream &: ..... nh 49~-3039. • 2 BR. Partly turn. $140 ddl ore Opcri 10 am-6 pm Dnily n""IVARD A ·•·al ~~1 No pets. 644-7003. \Vatcrfall, ~·pool Rec. Rnl, "' '' " mo. ?\'ear shp'g &: school~. Adult s. Pref. mi e agr. \VlLLlA~f \VALTERS CO. •...:. ·-• ...,,,
2 BR-.-H-O~U~S-E--Lake Fore st Sauna. Sgis J.2 Bdrm, f'ttrn. SMJDJO le 1 BR apt.s, com-Call 646-2270. Cr Pt 111, d r P •, rs n x e · 1 ::;=:=:::; Appl. 67J..l.'l09. ·~·--·~· · ·· U I ,_ $"" SEE IT pl .. •ly tum Incl TV & SUJO/nto. Srnatl pc! ok. I, SEACLlff>" Manor.1 BR, I','
Stove, rt!frlg, ..:llrpet~. dr11.pei1, NE\V 3 iifi,"~ri)s~" ~if ~ ~~: M2.3o?O. : m11.ld se~: $15().$Xl0 mo. * 2 ~ 3 BR. Jo"'rplc. Bit-ins. Avail i\tarch 7. &12-5872. WHAT DO YOU WANT S..'t Studio. 2 BR, 112 Ba.~
y•rd. $215 1110. Utll paid. cond. bllns, pahO, pool/lake 01• ,veekl>" 9S.> No. Cout Closed aarage. Near South 2 BR Crp! Drp• ft-ng• IN AN APARTMENT J''OOL. Cp'", dt~. bl!••
NU-VIEW RENTALS prlvS250.2JS ,327·1!51 ATTRACTIVELYl\tm H <94-<1294 Cout Plaza. $4;.2321. ' ' '~ ' -~ ,.. ·-&73-4030 or "94·3.248 "STNCE 19'6'' CoUect. C!'Pl'i" d~. appllt.ncci. t--"'-'-''-' ___ . ----Oi~I le \\'llt'r turn. Huge walk tn clottl! OUih· 'Slj() to S175/mo. Ask about
lit w,1tem Bank Bids I.Obi of 11ora .... Walk to SPACIOUS 2 Br, nortb md, l BR Duplex, Sto\.'t & ttfria:., Mature maJT!ed cpl pref'd. washers? Separate dining our discount. 15E P~ntla
2 BR, 11i BA. 2 sty \\'/patio. Unl\.'tl'!lity Park, rrvtne Newport la•ch lfarbor ghop'g ·~ter. Loni frpl, patlo, lnd utll It c.ble, no pets. Adults 0 n I Y • Older child OK. 117 "'A" E . areas? Pools? Be•ulllul en· Avt. 548-~
Nr. 1''ashion r 11 land , Daya 133-0101 Ni9ht1 NE\\/. F.astbluU To\\moute. time tennnt11. 1 BR. $134.50. ""'ash.r/dryer, no st e P s • $110/mo. 548-6954. Bay. vlronment'!' Jo'or all lhis and -.~.~Y~.-.-,~l y~s.-.-c-h*_*_
l\larch/Sepr., $215 mo. ;:;:;~:=Z:~~~Z::I 9 BR, .,~, BA. Ruas. drps, 2 BR.~ 3~~t50. AduH~. no kieal for elderly. $200 mo. 2 BR, unturn "'Ip.rage, l le. 2 BR Aplll, $125 I: nt0rt'. $2&1. Beautlh.11 3 an. 2 BA.
713/7SZ.-1J!ii. 2 B" 2 .. ~ ............. S300 bltns. $335. 21.l: 35l-OC-Ai7. Pt"t• 53G-:i114 _<_!M-_700_•·------lqe yard, nr. lilh St. $1:!:1. s1:12.:,o. f~s.hly pelnted. tee BAHIA PUERTO Purl. l\im. Firep!eC(', Pt'! S~1ALL, neat /JOme. 3 BR 2 "'"' ua CllAJt: G l B close 500pp· It. Avail no\l'. 546-9097. crp18, dri>s.. bllns. eovc-:1~ 2810 17th St at Oelll\\'&N'. 11.H. ok. Ul(I!) \\I, 9 11100a Blvd. Ba·~ per n10 lea!lt.. Call 4 BR. 2~1: bath• ....... $325 Duple xes Furn. 345 :\IJ[I; , pvt 2 br 1ar. r, lo . ma: 1..:.:c..::::2..:8.:;Rc:,.:.2.:.B..:A_._S.:.l.:.ud-lo--carport5. Childrt.n &. per~ All i-emaining one bdnn 613·2'l23 or 67",,_ ....... . -•. BR., 2 bit. •-0 •• S300/ ..... " apt overlookJnc -tr course. beach, quiet area, maturt , •u.w J Unlm•e lion>•• 67"' l!Nll\ ·• '"'"''" '"""' "w Crp•· ~ J' POOL. ok. ~" C•nter SI. "0 ·~11. un1t!i, $140. 0 •• .,... .ruuvv 3 BR .. 21,9 ba ••...•.•• $350 Coron1 del Mar Gu,, laund raCil, \1·a1er £: Mllt.1 only. $1 00. 499-ITOB. "'• "' .,1, 1Hl '°· °""' "' ,,.,,,........, 2 Br Ch e:r g11raee, 2 ba.
dlsh\\'&!ihr. wash r / d r 11 r
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or67~01vner. l BR 'llA r •M ou tur To re I lcblldok.646--0496. **BEAUTrFULl&2BR.l~""'"P"h"'o"'no~SJG-00!!3..,., . ..,.,..., , l 1.11. • • urn. $..w • n. spons. cp Newport Beac h
NR ocean. 3 Br, 3 Ba. den, i 2 BR, utll pd. Quiet adults. only, No single«. children« _..;~------t BR Bachelor Pad. SlOl Contemporsry Garden Apts. 2 BR. $\.50, Fir c P 1 ace .
din i-m. bltns, beam cell., red h·11 R.ef1. $210. ptr mo. yrly. pet.I. St.SO mo. ~~. 3 BR., 2 BA, nt":w kitchen ll mo, Util 's pd. 336 E. ))th. Pat Io i, fr p I c. po o I. dlahwuher, bji.ilt·ins, nearly
trplc. $400 l~. 673-3477. I Alto 1tudk>. 61;)..3$13 1 BR dul)lu Frplc Beam crpts:, J*Uo. 1 ~ blk to beach. 64:>-1317. $15Ch$16S. Call $46-5163. new JM.a. Very clean. Nt-a r
AttrHlivo Z Br homo Dupl••" Un/urn. 350 c:<llJnon, c.dar .O:ne11"-i. Wbtter. IDS. 6!">38%7 SllARP uMml 1 br close Jo 2 Bdrms. CU!>'l.s, dnp!1, park & lcliool. ChUdren
$180. n)C). • 633-333l R.EAt.TY Pvt patio. SUI. 336 E. 20th 2 qr 3 Br dit1uxe duplex apt. o.c.c. &. u.c.1. $140 mo. near \Vll80ri School. Kida: a. wtlcomt'. 918--8633.
Vacancies coat money. R.tnr Univ. 'Pa~ Centtr, lrvtno Corona dtl Mlir &G-Llll.
1 l~ blk 10 beh '~bay, AU nu M1-T76S. Pf'll Ol\. $11). ~. WALK To B E ACH-
)'OUr houM", apl., sJoni Call Anytime, S33-0S20 SJIARP. l BR, IJ'OUlld Ooor ' I BR furn SlJl/mo, Gas A furnltun!. 673-4j2S. 1 BR Adl.llts o\'er ll. gu. Nu Si'URP t BR. CloiJ' to 0CC Brand new 1-2-.1 BR Cpl.,
bide., etc. lhN 1 Dall,)" PUot Bltn•, reCtta:. 4 patio \11tr pd. Adull.11, oo pelll .. No Sell \die items now! Call p&lnl. At 26H> Santa Ana. A: UCI. il.35 mo. drps, bl111i1. fr'Plt. t:L 16th&:
Clusllted Ad. White Ele\)hant Dime.A~Une SDI MOllth Art-nt G1Xil26, ehi~n. 646--70..~. ~ &42-M71 NOW! J'no. 2l3l I:lde11. ** !67·77" •• Illa 16th, M7~39;:i7.
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Yrly Dix 2 Br-Buch
Ba.., bluis., d I s p I, ,
d&hwshr., lndry hookup,
gar, 213: 387-2'l57.
PARK Newport-will l!Ublrt 2
BR, 2 BA, vie11· apl , $300
mo. Call 67[>.-7177 aft 5,
DELUXE 2 br w/frplc:, be~!
Ea!t Bluff lo.:, pool facll.
Adults, $210. 644·2?.07.
FAMILIES
WELCOME!
· SINGLE ~TORY
South Sea Atmosphere
2 BDRM-2 BATH ~
fl75/mo.
Cal"J)tl.'!I and Drapes
Air Condillonl'd
Private Pat!o3
HEATED POOL
Carport , Ii S1orage
Nr, School~
Nr; So. Co&.!t P11!lff
HIDP!N VILLAGE
~io1:1.1h Sa1la
Center 2 blkl~1W; of .ijristol,
off Warner 'On· l.tnda Way.
south to w. Central) ,
Santa Ana • · MSJ525
3 Heated Pools·
Large ClubhoUSe el<', BBQ
Child Care Centtr
Grqt new l 2 &. 3 Bdrms
Fron1 $1 49
includes free heat & air cond.
SOUTH COAST
VILLAS
UC.1 l!.facArthur Blvd.
540-8823
South Lagune
180° OCf'an view , unfurn. 2
Br. apt. Bltns, rp1~. nrrs.
Adull11 only, no pets. Avail
ltfar. Yrs 1st'. $225. 499-2161.
Westcliff
WEsrcLIF'F" ana, 2 BR, 2
Room1 • lndu1trlol Rontol Apts.,
' Furn. Qr llr\fum.
.,.t .. ,
370 Fum. or Unfum. 370 1--------1.RG. room pvt. bath, work-lU:N1' l•f.t lU! Sq.-n : FOUND: On.~· ~ wht LAllOI: 011 S~LL ~~, Tu i ervice
Coi ta Mesa Cost• Meu
THE EXCITING
PALM MESA APTS.
FUN IN THE SUN!
Min utes to Newport Beach
Unbelievably large apts. becorator furnishw
ed. J1uge Pool, jacuzzi, electrir: built-ins, shag
carpets, drapes, sauna & more !
ADULTS-NO PETS
SING LES ........ $145
1 BDRMS ......... $155
2 BDRMS. , ....... $175
Unfurnished Apts. Avallal:ile
From $10 to $15 LESS.
YO U'RE RIGHT-
THEY'RE UNDERPRICED!
1561 MESA DR., Cosio Mo,.
S bl!<s. E. of Newport Blvd.
546-9860
F urn. or Unfurn. Apts.,
Apts., Furn. or Unfurr\.
Co sta Mesa Dana Point
370
**NEW**
LA COSTA APTS.
EXCEPTION AL newtr large
1 BR, $145.; 3 BR, 11..1 Ba,
yrl, dw, tr $195 .. , 339ll A
Olinda; 2 BR. view $160.,
24691 C Cordova, 492-421'>.
Huntington Beach
1 & 2 Bedroom
• Built·ins • Shag car~!~
• Drapes e \Vll!k ln closets OCEAN Vl.EW ~NITS
• S\vimn1ini::-Pool
I 01 WOO'lan, hom~
priviltp1. CaJJ aft ~:JO.
5-1g..2'7!!9.
Guest Hom• 415
$1.WO:.o. ~ Lopn. CM. )'Ollfll maJt cal w/l'Qld AU Types Wortc: Cul dootJ. "4111111iJ
Call 6TS-Sll6 eye1. Also, hllc brn • arz p a n e I , rtmodtl, ftnlih,
f V e 14 Yf':&n~U.Y e M·l Shop,· 20'x40'. l 9 3 o youna em. r.a l. 1 c . frame, rePflin. etc. 952-\961 . F
Placentia Aw .. rear blda· SUnt1ower, Fairview I: Cement, Concrete )4 "' e
No. 2. iso. SU-1M2. ~~.!~,11~~d c . M. ~ s. A . ' w" _.l1\iA.~ n~"'P'•
*PRIVATE ROOM* 1~------= 1,~~-~·_,•Ylc.'-~-CEMENT \)'ORK.,..,>* ioo I04l2ft' =me6'&-9..6
lot ambulatoJ'Y ptl'Mln. Good Rentals Wan.., 4'0 Mar. I-Female b I k / la n amatl, ~nable. F .tt 9 cilRi{ ,. A ~W~r· Ta x
!ood, nice cbtertul IUtl'OUlld-ELDERLY pl I l Shepherd mlx, vie N.8. Estim H Stufikk ~S. .,.~_... ...~ VT' ..... ~ 'lngs. . coo t w im Dayi, 6 7 3-1050 tves: . • ' ...,rv1~. ~ &~exp. In
*Call S4M'15.1 * Boeton terrier desires sml 833-8991. ' PATIOS, walks,. drive, install "tea, Personal lft'Vice Jn
S. baytront apt on Balbotl llf:w lawns, taw, break, your home. Call for appt.
BOARD /cau /laundry. Island. Yearly b a 1 11 FND: Male black mixed l'emow. S4~ for est. 546-.TilS, Howard Clark &
Gd meal Semi $XO. Pr!. 673--5731 Irish Sttt!'r'. Vic. Newland Ii WINTER Ratea! ())ncrete John Toner.
$250. Men.Wome.n. 531-5414 T·""-rt H B r.u to ,·~. -~~~~~----REFINED LA. lftdy ~anf1 ill;~ ~l3i:: ......., UI:•.-floon, patioa, d r Iv t I , PR. 0 FESS r 0 NA L Tax
Vacation Rentals 425 living quart1:ra in pnvafe 1ldewa.lk1. Don, 642-IS14. if:rvk:e ln 1twt privacy of
home &r IUl!Jt ho u It: . GERMAN Shephe:rd male CONCRETE 0 your hom.-.M'Qt:L S I S DELUXE Cabin-Bil Bear,
J\pg 8, tr,ilc & view. Call aft
6pm, 540-91M.
430
Newport area. Refett'l"lcl!s. pup wffrina choke ch.lin, LI~ENSEO AND W ~~D~D 847-2829. ', ~l .
675-5076. vie Park Lldo, N' B ' DICK OR. WALLY~ INOO'LiE T.u~ .. 'flk!erat' &
JUST roLD BA YFRONT &45-44.19, Contractor State. ~t , dlt tl-\ In your
HOME, NEED 3-4 BR. FOUND: B!aclc &: whHe . home. 962.-11"1.
H 0 M £ IN D 0 VER mature malt cat, vie, Lido ROOM AddiUo E · LADY to lhat'f: lovely new 2 SH 0 RES' BAYSHORES, Penin., Ne'INpert 613-4517. n., sumate1, Land1caplnt
bdrm, 2 bath apt In C.M. plan. "" layout, aingle or 21----..-.· -----
area. All adult complex, WESI"CLIF"F. 548-1936. FOUND: Small Calico cat story. L.T. O:inatruction. p Ro FE S s J o NA L
mm pool, sauna, etc. RELIABLE cou ple wants w/collar. Found on Lido 847-1511. SPRIN~~SY EMS !n-
557-J549 mom or eve or amall houtt, Costa Mesa., up ts1and, 6~lSlO or 573-J4&1. ~ddi&ns * Remode.fini ttallod at &-~l te price
645-JeJ art '2 pm. ~ to Sl.3S mo. 67Jo.-7330. BJG Gttman Shepherd &. Gerwtck It Son, Uc., w/l yr. ' . Jo'l't'f:
WORKJNG ...;,.1 to sh.are a"'r "!!!~~ij Great Dane \'IC. WanNir, 673-0041 * 549--2170 4'11, AC~ SP~RLER CO.
w/amt. M~t be' neat'& [ !! I~ H.B. 642-5488, JACK Taulane--Rep1ir,1~83l--.;.,9'EO"'='~·,, . .._.,-=·,.,•;~·=~~
honest! A1tsa Verde , ,.,...,..., • Feb. 28, Male bllc .\ while J'@mod., addit. 20 yn exp. *. LANDSCAPING *
979-8505. ~·iiiiiiiii . Collie mix. Vic N.B. Days Llc'd. My W1:1 Co. M1--00..'\6. New lawn, Sprinldtt
SHARE My Waler front •A 673-l050, "'"'" 83.'J-3991. Electrical ~-S.'U-44f6
Horne w/dock, man 30-8) uto tr•n1portatlon 515 Mar. 1-Whitt/tan male Jrr ..,.._,. ..... -..... ----PaintJng A
yrs. Sl50/mo. Strairht. dog, Vk N.8. Daya E-LECTft.ICAL, re&kt. P•perhanglne-
67'5-4331. CARPOOL WANTED lo vie. 613-1050, eves 833-3997. mmm'I, indu11, A 11 n .1------r----
Century City or Santa remodel. npaln, install. -. No lf..0"''}. 30 yr old bachelor will .1hare M iC':a M-F &44-45&5 Mar. 1..Male i?""Y striped car, ~ 2 BR apt or home. on • · · · vie NB. Days 6~1050, e\lfti Big/small. Uc'd/lN. Free * WALLPA; ;r,R *
** 847-9490 ** Personals 530 83l-8997. est. 546-0211. When yoel'!QJI Mac" 1 :-,...,:-:--o-,.,-=-~ ELECTRICIAN, Jfcensed, 548·1444 M&.lTII
EMPLOYED gal 10 Alhare SHIRLEY Wright CClassilled Fe~. 29· Female wht Poodle. bonded. Small jobs, malnt. CUSTOM PTNG I: corrlo. Pool. Nr. OCC. Dept.) lost her z i » P 0 mix. ·Vic NB. Days 613-1050,
$87.50. Util incl. 56-&477. Lighter at the 1ront coun ter eves 8J3..8997. lc rtpatn. 54.&-913. DECOR
down.stain at the Daily BLACK part Poodle pup near Gardening Qu1.l. 6 male"I Guar. GIRL lo share btach
Newport Beach 11.~a.
673-6371
apt.
SHARE 7 BR apt, Costa
Mesa with working penon.
Male or female. 646-l566.
P.( n ... ' Th · ··" M" ~-.. .... .. ...__.,.. -557-5244 ~ I Of, This WIS jw;t a pla.ln ~ "' urm \.'tw -.u;Jil. y d
ordinary 1ilver coJOttd Zip-Lost .S55 Gr PA 1 J'if I i«J',.. ~ONE ST
po, but it wa& ., very, "Vef)' M • CLE AN:. GUA)JANTEED
'P<Ci•I to he,, oo il ><>U I.OST. Zlppo Liahte' at ""' Glfttenance work. I\!ceiaid .0 lnsund,
•hould find it, she would be front countl!'r of I~ Daily 0.1i9necl to fft youri:'-~'15-5=7='°~·~--==-
• Bar-b-Qucs e Fnrlo~erl Gar~.c:<'
All Utilities Paid
Arlulls, no pt:'IS
\Valkini:: dis111nrc !o
shopping crnter.
for rent on weekly, monthly
& yearly basi.'l. Jn Harbour * * Shan well-tumish@d
Pacific, a new community home ln CdM', S 1 S 0 •
of studio & I BR units in Non-smoker. Ref's 613-4169.
Huntington Harbour. Furn&: NEED roommate to share
Unfurn rentals include blln beach house, ahag crpta,
·kitchen appl 's, wall·to-wall fri>lc. yrly leaae. 673-6976.
very uateful to the penon Pilot last week. Thia has budget. 673..1166 PAINTING I PAPERING,
who brought it back. Thank great •ntlmental value to , .U )Tl in Harbor area, Lie&:
you. me and l would be v~ AL S GARDENING bonded, Ilet:'f..hi~ ,M>-23.16.
( ful ...._ .... _ tor garde.nina le 1 m all • _, SADDLEBACK Sauna Ii gra e "' . u"" person who landscaping tervlce.'!". calJ PAINTING, tnt . ' '1Ct, reu.
Mauage for thf: beat relax~ found It. If found, please 540-:il9B Serving Newport rate'!, work Id. Local
Ing feeling. You need 1•1 to return to Shirley W~t al · ' f ti Ph.I 91 CdM. Co~ta. Mesa Dover res,-:;·'::· :i.''"-'oi,l_C . kne'ad you, A t I r • c t I v e the Dally Pilot ext. 314. • • - . -
354 Avocado St., C.M,
642·9708
crpt'g, draperies, boat slips Garane1 for Rent 435
for leau, maid service, •
technicians. Private. rooms. Thank you. Shores, Weslelllf. roll supply t · pa I n r •
21% DIOC'OUNT with this KEYS (l) _ l ihould say COSTA MESA 534-4121 Rooms painted SIO ea, Alao
ad. Call 639-8111. 3417 E. Ford on gold chain RI-Newport Bch·Laguna Ni&Uel extt!rior. Call 540-1046.
Chapman, Oranre. Open 10 tach~d lo Jarie red fluUy Lawn Mowing 4 PROF'. Painting incl roof11,
BA., Cozy frplr ., Garden -z~=::Z.C::::: patio , Sin11;le srory, Ii
lherapy pools & location 1 GARAGE for rl!'rlt, $15 mo.
blk h'Om beach. Im med. oc-Huntingron Bch a r 1: a.
cup. Call 714: 846-1361 or ~7947
213: 592.;1361 for more de-I~~--~--,__,..,.,,.. t11.Hs. Garage for rent, C.M.
am-1 1m. powder-puff type ball. Lo11t C.omp. SeIVlct: acroust. eeil. Lie Ii Ins.
FULLY LlCENSED In Costa Mesa. Plthe ea.II COMPLETE 1 a rd t n I n1 Frff e1t. 6(5..5191.
Soundproof, Bltn.1. r· I A
heat, lrg nin rm. Walk tt>
Wt!tclift Plaza, acro55 from
Coro's. 1665 lrv!ne. $195.
Adlts. 642-a239.
Apt1.,
Furn. or Unfurn. 370
1 I: 2 BR Ap1s. Furn or un-
furn. Sta rting al $13.l/mo.
Pool. rn pets, ref 's.
548-4845.
Cost• M•••
* 2 BEDROOM *
1% Ba Tov.'nhouse co:iccpt.
• Beam ceilings, extr<L lrg
bcdrms, encl t t!o. retf't'R·
tlon rm, sauna. baths, etc.
Adult.s. Our Sunday after-
noon B-B-Q's ,,. Free Art
~ons .'!tarting soon.
HARBOR GREENS
546-502j
HACIENDA
HARBOR
241 AVOCADO STREET
Adults only -No Pets
Deluxe 1 &: 2 BR. Pool
Garage. Dish\vshr. Paid util.
FROM $150. 646-laJ4
Y' DRIVE BY
147 Flower St, C.M. 1 BR.
Furn. Best location inC. ~f.
646-0920 or &16-3815.
BRAND NEW
~m $145. Disti\Yasher. shiu:
t'a.rpeting, walk·in cJo.~crs.
Forced air ht"al, extra lar;,;e
l'OOIT\!, Bcaulitul game room,
healed pool BBQ's, enclos-
~ .garages, quiet surround-
lngs & close to shopping.
Adult" livin,q no TX!I!'.
EL CORDOVA APTS.
2077 Ch11.r!e St. 642-4470
Neill' Harbor &: Hnmllton St.
* * • El Puerto .Mesa * Apt•
* .. • *
J Be droom Apts.
Sl~ & up \net ufi!ilies. A\llO
furn. Pon! & Recrealion
arr;i. Quirt F.:nvironr'r!ent.
Off i;trfft parking. No Chil·
dren, no pets.
Al~ Garages For Rent
1959-l!!Sl J\1aple Ave.
Co9ta Mesa
e SPACIOUS e
\Veil-Designed Apts
l .t: 2 BR. w/ Terraces.
from Sl40 • $275/mo .
Shag cp!s, drps, saunas,
'}>OQI, jacuzzi. t"ncl gar.
011ir1 Adt•I! livinl!"
MERRIMAC WOODS
42.i ~.Jt"rr1m11 c l\'ay, a t
;;;fl-,OC°"'E"A"°N"V"IE=w,.-.-oFro,.-m-1 $20 mo. S57-n70
$135. 1 BR. Furn or unturn. Office Rental 440
Discount for students. CASA * Corona df:l Mar -PLAYA, 14th & Walnut, Deluxe oUice~. 2 Rm auite
H.B. Call SJ6...S367. Sl.15. Ground fir 3 rms +
HUNTINGTON GARDENS pvt. ba. $300. U 111,
Ap~. Heil at Bolsa ChiCB. janitorial, a/c, pr kn c .
846-1323. Compare! See 644-0000.
what you're missing! I ,-==7"'==:-:0'C"-0::-LAG UNA BEACH, 35c: sq .,
CLOSE to beach & shopping, 300-1300 sq rt. Emerald Bay
1 BR furn or unfurn. 309 ProJeuional Bldg. Oaan
J\.temphi1t SI., Inquire No, 2, view, air cond., customer
or call 536-4484. pkg. 213: ~118, Eve•
714: 492-7128. , AP'T. Poolside !lpaclo~1 =====-=--,=--
Bungalow. Pvt patio. $150 COMFORTABLE office or
mo to right adults. ~1323. store, air cond. A: heated.
Newport Beach fiOO Sq. Ft. $140 mo. 1914
Meyer Pl., C.M. 548-0259;
eve;, 645.-0263.
RESORT LIVING
FROM $135
-~--,-,.--DELUXE 360 gq. ft. 2 rm.
suite, $175/mo. Corona de\
Mar nr. post office. Snack
Shop. Prlv. pkg. AIJ-.eond.
Realonomics, Bkr. 675-6700
Renowned Hindu Spiritualist. MS-2142 after 6 p.m. service. Experl~ed &: P.AJN'11NG, prof. All 'loYOrk
Sp~tual ~ding & Ive n DACHSHUND, spayed, fe-rt.liable, free • 1 l l ma I e gtlarn. Color 1pecIa1 j a I
daily. lOAM-lilPM. Advice malt. red, miniature. Vic. 963-1072. 842-4386, 547-1441.
on all matters ot life. 312 N. Alpha Beta, San Clemente, PARADISE Pl•ster, Patch, Rep•lr
El Camino Real, San Fri., Feb. 25. Keenly mis11-GARDENING -
Clemente. 492--9136 or ed, generoua REWARD. We Do Evuylhing! •PATCH PLASTERING
492-9034. 492-1765 or .f92.2597. Pleut Call, 642-864.lf All types. Frtt estimates
DISCOVER DISCOVERY MEDIUM size gtten parrot. * LANDSCAPING * can 546--6825
Find YOUR.SELF in ~meone Vic. 19th St. betwl!:en Ort1.nge New lawns. Spmkln., decks, Plumbing
Call now -No obliptlon Ave and Santa Ana Ave. dtsi&nl dtanup. Stat1: Jlc'd 1----------
(714) 13$--6885 (113} 387-.1393 Rerurn to '42 E. 19th St, bonded. ~1225 • PLUMBING REPAm
NATIONALLY CM. ' . No job loo small
RECOGNIZED JAPANESE &ardtner, com-* M' .,_ * ===~~---~-1LOST m~ yt:ar old long r.i.YO
PROBLEM Prqnancy. Con-ha.ired Stalpolnt Himalayan plete yard serv. Fret eit. CO.LE PLUMBING
tident, • y mp a I he t ic cat, vie. The Blufia, N.B. ~~O:. ·Up' SU-26&l , 24 hr. aerv:ice. 645-ll!l
prtgnancy counllf!!in&". Abor·, Reward! 644-1168. GRASS GROWING .AGAIN! Pool Service &
tion I: Adoption ref . LOST: Orange Pomeranian, ,..,_ lnitollotlon AP-CARE. 64.2.--4436. male. Vic: Tulip Lane, "u .. up, main, com I: ttti.,
call CI: HG ardenin1 .1----------MASSAGE Is tht: only way to CoiJta Mesa. S 4 9-3 9 3 1 M5-0309. POOLS deaned & painted,
relax in this hl!:Ctic world. ~1407. PROFESSIONAL Gardener, Acid w11ht1. FIV"e eat.
833-2100. 1% YR. Old mule: That trH work int prinlc-Re a 1 on ab I e 540-3314,
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Joola like Ge.onnsn Shtphm:I len:, clnn'..u:i;'bs, l~tca~ 645-2248.
Phone 542-m.T or write P .O. pUppy. "Nikki", Re.ward. •-"'--"~"5893 1'R~oofl~~-------
dlll c-~-, ~ Box 1223, Costa Mesa. Vic. C . 673-8032.
!l's Oakwood Garden
Apartment. , , , and Jt's
fun. fine nti!,hbon and
prestis:e living In one luxur-
k>us package. There 's $1
million In recreation •••
swimming, tennis, billiards,
health clubs. u.unas, pro-
shop, Indoor golf driving
range, clubhouse, etc.
YELLOW Labrador AL'S t..ndscaplna. T ree LEERootlr11C.o. Roofing all DESK S"'ace aVallable $50 removal Yard ttmoddlnc-'D-~ ' I Jal Retriever, 5 moa. Reward. • · types neuivo:r repatra mo. Will provide furniture Lost and r.N Name "Low", s. IA1. Traah hau~Inr. lot cleanup. the~o roof coatfne1, whll~
at S5 mo. Answerina" ltl'Vice , ------~ f99-llG9. . Repair 1pnnkler1. 67~1166. &: color. Lie/bonded, ainet1 available. 17815 Beach Blvd. -
Hun.i .. -on Beach. 6'2-® .;.,•••••••••/iMALE>iAiLE>wh'hiilliO•lpoodlooodie•>vt;j;cOimOit'i;ty Landscape M•lntenanee l!M7. M2--7222. "''6' • By Je.Pfll)ese Gardener
DESK space avallable $50 Found (frH ads) 550 Founts.In Valley, No tags. Residential-Commercial
mo. Will provide furniture 5ll-lZ21. * M'l-29« * e T •. Guy Rooftng. O.:al
Direet. l do my own work.
64>27M>. 548-9590. at $5 mo. Answering IUV!ee FOUND: All wht, possibly LOST: blk male part~ Lab
available. 222 Foreat Ave, Persian cat w/big a:rn eyt!'r. "Herbie" brn leather coll.tr
Laguna Beach. 494-9466 Also blk cat w/wht lace, all Lie No. 14934. 64).U)3. •
wht boot.'!. Vic. Sunt!ower,lo-o=-,,-~-~-,~ARCHITECT, Engineer, e.tc. Fairvfew&.Greenville LOSI': Beagle, malt'!\ 1 yr,
Officew, See to appreciate. C.M.-S.A. 546-6Z4l wkdys. ' ~~~-,.'!!,ta Mesa area. 2112. Exter. entrance, S85 mo. ~
PROFESSIONAL .
Japanese Gl.l'dmlng SC'!rviet1 Sewint/Alteratlont
Frtt est. * M&--0619 Alteraiions -'4i-iii5
COMPLETE Lawn .lo; Neat. accurate. 20 )'ffl'I exp.
gardening aervice. HauJln&" Televlslen Repair
le clet.n.up. Jim, 548-()405.
1* * * * *
Custom decorated slngtes, * 1 & 2 BR. Furnished & Un-
furnished. No Je-a!e required.
Models Open Daily 10 to 7.
548-5300, OPEN. 444 Old
Newport Blvd.
Bay View Offic•s
Deluxe, ~diHoned
Lido area . 50c: sq. ft.
JAPANESE GARDENER BRING your blk/wht TV.
Expu. 1'rft'E1t W~ fix It for S~ or IHS. Ex-* s.tG--7313 * duding plctuft tube&: m lu-
•·
' ..
•
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Trader's Paradise
'
lines
times
dollars
OAKWOOD GARDEN
APARTMENTS
(P.csort Llving for
Adults only.)
Nf.:WPORT BEACH
16th at Irvine
645-05f.(l or 642.8170
W•stcllff Riviera f ""---------------'----" Spacious l & 2 BR. Bltns,
Ew !'I 1 /-'( 1 carpets. drapes, healed pool, $3.000 Down pu1 s you in N :. C'clro ux ..,,. "" a · • lucrativr 1'1!Staur11.nt hus. lj1.rhn1rn1s, valued A.t $250., Nr shop'g area. Adult. Ask About Free Rent ~ Value $10.000. Want mohil a.lso Cur1 ls ~1nsters blk/wht
I lo 1800 Westcliff Dr, NB ) hOme or ??? Agent cntcr1a n ccn!rr. Trade r 642-5388 615-0144 646-741 4 lransp. car, 496-7498.
---------1 OCEANFRONT: 4 Br, 3 Ba.
1, • * • • * DELUXE 3BR 2BA 1''am. d
f' '68 Mwitang, full P"'r, air, rm ~11. hom('+income bldg New. CUstom ecor. Fam. \ preferred. No pell. Yrty. I' 302 V-8, immarulate~ Trade 1Ar At". 111 'fl'la<;c hgy J8 Run-
for horse trailer. n\ng Spgs$34,000eq. for loc. $600 mo. 673-8561,
846-4834 aftrr 7 pm. horne or lnronir. 5.~7904
HAVE fOOk S br, 5 ba. ponl ~fAVE Mesa Verde home. 3
t' hOme, LflCanada, equity hr, 2 ba. fan1 r m, frplc, etc.
" ~k &:/or l8k Arrowht':ad lot Clear, $21.900. fp. \Vant mo.
' for Newport area 4 or 5 hlte hon1e or dcstorl. Owner
br home. Agent 675-7'125 1-tTR carry bal. 54~-81 21, 540-0190
' 1969 Chl"V Blaier 4 ~pd. 4 J\.IULTlPLF. wnr.ri land &
1 whL Extras &: 10" tires &. Laguna <1avclopmcnt acre-
whl.'l in new condilion for ~ age. $8Sr.-1 & 1J3M rquitif'S.
ton truck &: 8-81,t' c11bovl'r Tr11;tle I or both lor horrie,
of t(lual value. 5-18-6187 Eve. apls., or comm. 494·4653
l 4 BDRM, 2 BA, R-2 kit, LUXURY 40' Sleph. Yach!;
) room for extra unlr , $18.t'IOO PU.1 SPRGS 71 mob. home
}i'JIA 1030 , $14,500 c:oqly. on Golf/JlOOI; f!OLLYWD
Trftdt: for unils <1r ?! •nns View lot ; R!iK l~I TD:
• Doyle Co. E\les ~-6.'\4\ Any, All income or? 222-.2923
2 UJTS Big Bear. Vali1f" \\'ltL Trade skis, .~m
' $3000. 'T'r11.de for ho1111n i'n Fisher RSL. good cortd, w/
' Colli M<':Ml area. Mlll'kl':r bindings FOR l'imrn
Ooyll' Co. camt:ra w/bll-itl 11aht meter
"Evf:tl 833.sJ.4\ fl: fOCUR, 642•6587,
R-2 Lot Palm Springs.
T•kf:t S unit., $7500. value.
Tradt: tor unl!J: or houae.
Doyle Co.
J;ve11 83UM1
Realonomics. Bkr. 675-6700
e OFFICES e
300 k 600 sq. tt. COSTA
MESA. Call 646-%130.
LARGE •lee-ping r oom .
Private enlrance &: bath. $16
week1y. 540--5615.
CORONA DEL MAR. Furn.
A/C, sec'y lel"Vice. S75 mo.
Agent. 675-7225 H.J.R.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Newport Cntr-RodeHtr Bldg.
Receptionist lncl'd 6"-8(8),
8µ1ines1 Rental 445
UNUSUAL Uve in mod. apt.
abcwe your business. 6"r.>-72Z
HIR Agent
Business Rent•I
\
Japane11e ~Ill" ~ce
AJIO Clean-up. Free Est.
e 5'8-QU9 att l PM e
EXP. Japanese Gardena
Comp]ete Yard Service
lng or broken part1 .
962-6693,
. * BLAINE'S TV +
Servicing All Brands
Aulhorized MalJ'IAYOX"
Known for honesty 540-431.1 Free tat. S4S-M59 1:ve11. Tllo EXPER Japanese Gankner1----------
C.omplete yd 1ervlce. Nt:at CERAMIC til• new k
Ii Rella. Free e11. M2-4389. remodel. J'rff est. Small * 549-2015 * 21. yrs, exp. ~ Est.
EXP. Hawaiian Gardener l
Complete prdenlng tervitt
J<amalani, . 646-4676.
General Servlces
jobs welcom1:. 5.3&-24~.
Dfv of Gtn'I Food1
you. U&m 6 frtidt
makeup techL Exec.
avail.~-·
Adm. Aulstl!ll·S»I
Bookkee,,.t.con.tr
Exe,c., Stc'y-COn~tr to
£&crow S.C'y·Dlctaph
Fundirtg* Morta bckamd
!''HA.IV A Loan Pk&r 1600
SC'!rrelaries to
A/P Cn111trucUon
Ugal Sec'y
Oirtaph(lnt ~·~
P/tim,. r c 8klcpr
Ordt'r [)f,sk
Pl timf' Medic11l
Oplomf'try
" ~1.50 . s
S2
' I NEWPORT
Personnel Agency
133 Dover Or., N.8 . i
642-3170 ~ ADVERTIS-ING~
Gt'f'at opportunity for h\Jh
motivated. hlat\\y •kill '
!lt"Crflluy 11'1 W'Ork into hma
t"r re-1ponsibillrlt• al '11
paced Nt>wpOrt Bearh fl •
\'t'rtislng Agt"nt·y. BnUn ;
Initiative, & ·~h rrqulrerl.
Coll 13:1-1670
ALTERATlON Lady, f'~
only for Lfl~ Bryant,
Cst. Plaza, 540-7111 .
ARCHITECTURAL Draf1
men. Stture poeltions 11.va
to f'XJ>f'r. pt>rMnnel. J)fl!li
oriented. Laguna Beach o(
494-2fi66.
BABYSrTTER nc«led
Mesa Verde School a!'l'a.
Days 1. wttk, 11:lrl1 &£f'• 1 .
TnOI. ,, 10 ,, 13 yn. Ca
1\ift:,, Wed. or eoves aft
546--1~2
BABYSITTER
lrvine/Culwrdale A re ii.
Mon fhru Fri. g am to 12:
for 1 A. 3 yr old. 615-21.\1. '
BABYSITTER needed, llv
In or out. 5 Day wk.
children, \lte hskpng. Sal
Open. 962-421 L
BABYSITI'ER, part time
my home. 8:l'.> to 12
Mon-Tues-Wed-Fr!. Thu.rt
I() 2: 30. Talber1 VII lag
F"ounta.ln Valley. 968-2619.
BABYSITTER, weekda,y1, 1 to 5 for l yr ol.d boy
Corona de! Mar 673-4598.
BABYST'M'ER • My ho
Bal. Pen .• Mon. thru
7:30 11m-4:30 pm. Call aft
67>-4465.
BABYSITTER wsnted in
C.M. home 11:30am·3:30p
car nee. 5fC>-«l62 aft 4 ·
BAKER, all around, expe
Trotter'• Bakery. 2M F
Ave., Lacuna Beach.
BAR Maki. part t I m
wanted at the Lotus Roo
dress neatly wfpe.nori.all MS-:9882 •
BARMAID: No exp. ntt. A
ply weekday• ·11Ml, Vikki'
Lou..:e. 11911A N1:wpor
Blvd., C.M. \i
BE&-lJne fuhlons
women full or pl/ti
work. Wt train, c •
necessary. $56-UO a w
......., ... 539-5435. Bov'=-s c;,..__-41
Age 10-1• to dd.lwr pa~
in the Dana Poinl, San °l!ii
mente 11re11... ,
DAILY PILOT l'
4924420 ---~CA~BLE~TV""--1<,I
Tnataller1 & Techniclana. 1
Good Mlary, Local comm
lty, 540-6ll9 for Interview,~
CAFETERIA, E X PE II._~
PART TIME, 5 HRS. i, *. 644-1991 *.
CLEANING, •to c k, t
delivery fJtime. Mutt bt
neat &. ill. $1.90 hr to irta.Tb'
Stt Harold, 495 E. 17th sr":
C.M. ' Clf:l'k Typisl. l..quna Bch.•
Pleuent 1urmundl~ ~
Reaume A Salary. PO BoX:
4729 Irvine, Calif. 9*4. :
'· " COCKTAIL
WAITRESSES ' Exper. Short costumes, dz"
6-12 only, Oriental or PolJJt
neaian preferrtod. Z1 or over,.
Call Don The Belchcornbe.r
betwn 4 pm A 6pm ·
67>-0900.
COSMETTC' SALESLADY
f!"Xciu slve Laguna Bea
pharmllcy. Mu11t be. e ..
perlf:nced, Apply In pena
Bu!hard'1 Pharmacy,
ol"Ht Ave.""
.. . .
·,
DAn.V PILOT
·-• J ·-·-![Ill I ' ]I IJ ( )[Ill [ ' fmti'oSn•
' IOOAntlq IOO Mlscello_, H W
-
MI F 710 Help Wonta.I, M 1 'F 711 Help ~ont.cl, MI F 710 I i;An;;.;t""'";;_======:ooi"";;;;;;=::;;;:::;;;:=;;;;;i Ho1~~-.MIF710 olp • • I•
INTERVJEW·ING new 1 WAITRESS flDUCATOR ,.l«mo0 wffh "' wlthnol RHI E1t 1to Cir _. t:x,..r, P /timt. Apply Sorl •
124 PUPPY \,i Lab, 'iii AUii
Sbtphf'i.d. llousebroken, 3 * 'AUCTION * WALNUT d ..... 60'" """· .... old. ~70. .Mlqt, h•~ rrctnl l!IC.'cond.1u'Y exp, Good CdM location, -New or ,('Qf'rjf:nced. Join Sirloin, 59.10 W, Coast Hw)',
tr:&ehin.: ~P. Ir proven •hll· HIJt fi7$..122$. • Aml!rica'1 li?adlns l'f!lldi-nt· NB.·646-420). FRIDAY 7:30 P .M. 48" rifhl -left hand .. tum. FREEc £ monlh old blk
MARCH JRD g ottic..chain. Ukt new. Labra.dor . Ma.le .
3 DAY SALE! BIG SAYINGS!
1tY to drveJnp A wrilll. in· lal altti ltader. ,Full train· "w"A';NT;:;:;;ED:;:--;:f<rre=:;i<::n:--Cc;:,;:;r
1truetloni! materlaJ Jor \'ti'. INVEST IN ' '. fng 9f'Oll'llm ll1('ludl!•,cl11.* ~edianl~ Costa Meu area. Andrea~ Anlique&
Sat,. Sun. & M!Jn. -March 4th, 5th & &th-10-5
from h\8~ Company; Re110NbleJ 644-ffi32. houaebrokf'n. 642-2!155 aft 6.
Offlu df'lkl, 'f"lle cabinett, -2::l::;BM:::::,::;ltt~tri-i'c"-:1Yl"'=::wn:;;:l,:::r1. * * Tn Good Home • 3 BJ11ck
Office chfllln. Colored TV's, E!x:cel. cond. l lfl>. SXIO. Kittens. 6 wk1 . " Id . ........ rou;....,_ lmmod. YOUR FUTU' RE room.+ l"<llvldo~t l"lifance. £4:1-513.1 '
F. We tnln 7911 10 ltu;f(CP -_::::;_:;:=;·~-,--.,..-..,-= OJM'-nlna 111,AA&:l•t•nl ~IJ(·A· • Eltm While you learii. More WARD Secretuie11, exper, ~~r:8· 1::. ':~~k~~:: 64>4610, between 10..f. Adorable. ~95. tion3
1' Dl~tor_ NAtlonally BE YOUR .OWN BOSSI artvertb:tn,r lha'n Any olhr.r only,, J·l :30. & 3-lt:YI. full ~nltM private NllSC Men or Women "'Hor. ()1!.t <tell paa:e ad1 time, perm. .po I I r lo n ,
Accred!Jffl llomt S1urly mAke the p~ rlng,,wltl\ Personnel Office. Sou I k
Dinellea. Caah re1i1ter, Air Pl•no1/0r9•n1 126 GORCEOl1.itib Pu P P Y
Sctwil:Localed in Newpnrt Lease A Yeltow htiyl!n. CaU Vlta'Jnla Jont1, CoR"t Com,m. HOl!p., So.
Stach, UstM (lf1 Ame.rlrlln 842 . .55.fll. Laguna .. 499-1311 , An ~ual
Exch•nR"· Xlnt C'Ondilion,. t a xi C1b -· TARBELL REALTORS opportunity l"mploytr.
,
JUST ARRIVED . NEW SHIPMENT BIG
40' OVERSEAS CONTAINER '
condltk>ner, New drapes. N E * hsbtkn, very lnteUlgt'rtl. ,
Side·by·alde retrir:. Stoves, * TAX CLEAltA C Gentle w/cllildren 642-1534.
W"he" & MUCH MORE! * SALE * S cd
1 t>t:nrlll•. l\tA df'aree ' , ~-WOMAN FOR--appmpriaie leachlne rrf'· Call for Appl ~
~ntllllJ1 rttrn-rl. ~nd 546--1311 Rea.I E11ate &llril • APT. CLEANING
OLO ENGLISH ANTIQUES
Our lnvenlory ol Pianos A: TERR-PEKE puppy. pay WINDY'S AUCTION Organs mo" b< ttduccd be-& '"°''· u-.;ned, '°"'
fen the March ht tax dtoad-ch.ildre.n. 962-6431.
COME BROWSE AROUND line. MOVING can't ta.ke 4 ma
"'"'m• a11n ' M,. V•k>r., · LARWIN REA~ TY LARGE COMPLEX
Nnrth Aml'rican O>rrc1!l"On· ~Jale Div. or l.11rwln Co. Mu~t bt thoroughly ~ri·
Partial listing: English China -150 pitcher
& bowl sets -200 potties • 100 tea sets • 100
pair fine carved candle sticks. Gr:eat pub
tables, ntarble top wash stands, manUe
clocks, wall clocks. Grandfather clocks (C·
1860), 8' Welsh cabinet (c-1850), Roll top
desks, ~all trees, sideboards, curio cabinets,
shaving_ stands, barometers, iron & brass
beds, chairs, table, wai-drobes, armoires,
·blanket chests (c·1830), pictures, etc, etc,
2015~ Newport Blvd. * SA VE UP TO $250 hsebrkn lively pup, will be
Behind Tony's Blda: Mal'\11 ON PI:ANOS xlnl Vr'alchdoS:. 642-7650
dtnt.e. SchOoJ1, Writ,., daitS· t iiiiiiiiAakiiio;;;lo;;i;;;r 'i;ll;;;cnniii.,.'".,.,. I 21562 Brooi<twr"lf Av., Jl~B, enced In commercial clean.
tflM •ti •M~, Dlllly PiJor. 1 ~ 1714) 546-5'41t 1 121~) ml21l ine. ·
Cosh1. Mesa * 646-8686 * SA VE UP TO $1CXXI ON MALE OPEN DAILY 9 to 4 SELECTED CONSOLE SHEL TIE FE
P •• O. Box 1560, Costa Meu, OPPORTUN1TY for two full Call 546-5025
Callf. 9262'. lime, ex~rtenc-f'd Re11;l Ell· WOMEN • girls _ ladies Earn
•~ON 342-2421 1972 STEREO, S 0 U N D ORGANS· UP TO _..,
D E S I G N - G a r r • rd , SMALLER ORGANS SM.L. blk do&' desperately
ENGINEER, South Orans:e
C.OOnl}' cmployt'.r need.11 m11n
t'.X~r. In high pra1urt
afea..m boiler operation Ii 1lr
oondl1innlng. Subm.lt re11um•
Including Alllllt)' history &e
~ulremenl1 'to C11u1sltlrrl
ad Nn. 207 Da.ily Pilnl. P .O.
t';,;.1~, °"'.'a Mesa, Ca.
·-, !•ft Sale~men. ~tfer than ~SS per hr; Servlct eat11 b.
average: romml.ulon, com; Fuller B~h cu~tomef'I.
P'!nY pitid tJ!ll.ior 1l)t'rll1;:al: Mr. Levint'. 962-04J6. We have 10mf'lhinr dllfer-.
ent. Drop ln andt111lk Hover. X-RAY Tra nsc r 1 bl"r.
\ • ........----...__..,.._ werkend wort, 6 houn1
w ----ma:idmu1n. exper. with goon ~E p~~ C"t;M. ,.._'El REAL Eahlt.eo:S·• I e. a m e n : typing .ikµI~ Pf'rsonnel or.
C:C"D\nr ~~'II"! 0Pf'nlngs in· C.0111~ ·Mesa, l ief', ~JU, ··Coasl Comm. ·"""'V~ES ~Y, Orange, It. New· locaUonfl, Hosp., So. La.~.·499-IJll. etc.
component • 11y1 t I! m -"""' ~--•t Ooley-Buy Now nef'dl hnme . Gnod
AM/FM/FM/MPX 1te~ .At Tremendout w/childttn. 837-9681
8 track complete turntable, Discounts 3 YR Old male Cock-a-900.
ba511 reflex, 1peaken sold Yamaha-ChJckering·Fischer Shotw, fT'Alned, Io v e •
separately for 1409.84, pay Kohler .l. Campbell piano• children. 673-467R _
nH layaway balance 1199.87 -LOVING black Cock·ll·poo
nr pymt1 of SB.SO m!lnthly. Tbomaa-Coon-Yama.ha nrrans pup ft:> good horn•. A ttal
U.S.A. Stereo E qui p . NEW I: USED cutie~ Call 546-86.'4
Warehouse 179 E . 17th St.1 COAST MUSIC FREE She""'erd puppies.' Costa Mesl. 645-2442. SERVICE )"' Order Cltrk' to S4.'¥' for energl!Uc, a.ggregive An t>Qual ~ p po r 1 u n i t X
C..01t Acet.ng Clerk ' td~ a.letmen with p~1ve employer. .. Exi cutlve 1--: co. olft,ring_ 1 rain I !I .II -•
Bllllna CJer,X 11.'ll+ lupeivisiolf f'qully purchu. YARD man. boat cleaning & Ptiraonn1I Agency AMI. &onkktef)f'r lnJS6Q lhg & par~nl co. financing light rnaln~nanct!'. Yachting ATTENTION DEALERS & DECORATORS
STEREO, Unclaimed 1972 1139 Newport Blvd., C.M. call aft 6 :;9sos
Gamutl aet. Auto turntable. ** 642-2851 **
air auspension 1 p e a k e r 11 ()pl?n Su nday 12 tn 5 pm COCKAPOO male, clean,
hoMe: Exec. Secretar y Reeept/C..11 Dlftrtn! •• ·~+ aids. C11.JJ tnr ippt. · · A8'90ciatrll, 2505 w. C()(IJJt
To Chtlrman nf-Bo&rd FN:IJ/ .TH .Pot.lU9,.; M.M. LABORDE Hwy, N.B. _A. / ' JI
Good Sklll1. Laguna. 488 ,,.£. 17th (II frvlnt CM ColWf!ll Pro ..... :'1'tte1 Inc. l~~~~~~~:~: I ndrt!a ~ _/efnfique&
w/cros1-over system, MAJOR BRAND ORGANS friendly, to 1ood
AMIFM/MPX radio le From $.195 inc. Allen -Conn· 6~10
tape deck. Still. brand new & Hammand • Wurlltter, etc. ~~~~~~~~~~'
guannteed. Sold Jor over Ahio H arp1ichord1 It ;I· ~,,~_ -. 1~ $300, pay '1H balancf: nf $12> Pianos. rw _ r. 410 W. Cout H'A')'., NB · 1.~2 1470 ~ ' ~
I :Su:ll•;.;",... ........ ~£45:;21~~16' I ~®\!1l'i~-"":·=·~~~· (1141 833-1931 I 11 ~ l ~ I• JANITOR, · "'"'· . fil~1111 R. E. SALESMAN """"""'' V 2310 Newport Blvd .. ~.
EXEC. Sccrel•ry for lneal Conv. HMpit•I. 661 Ccni.r necd"<I Inc "'live new -PRIVATE ,,.,.ty. Gu rang•
church. 'Must br exper., St, C.M. ~1&.} • otfi~. Stekfer'A R1!1l ·-110 G Sal 112 ;on" look.I new 170 Mini-bike, · •bl ,,,,·,;enl Reply -Antinues -Furniture •rage e ·"' I 0
Pf'l'SOJI e, . ' JOB OPPORTUNITY Estale A PrO~r,Y Mgmt . ., 6~. S95. C1mper 1it11 Dataun All Pi•nos rg•ns
or lake nver 1 m I l I GOULD MUSIC CO.
payments. Credit Dept., rot5 Nn. Ma.in, S.A.
TI4/893-0001. 547-M81 * * Since 19!1
645-4870
ISO PRE-TAX SALE P.O. Box l!i.16, Newport • 1..,..1 OFFI
CM.ll. Catam&r.M nttd1 &Jl'· 642-'591 ' AU. De ion GIA.418 Show HOUSEFUL of !'urn., 3 mo'A REMODELING Sale. Fri & P.U. nr new 1700 trade ear. 10-/.---,.
llcich, 0. ""63. biliou• ,..,..,. men lor fl!><" 14, E. BroAdw•y. CM & Sate,',:;:,. 4 • 5 Sal. JO-old, Mov;ng EO"t' JO-pc BR Sat. Ma"'h 3nl • 41h; Look-QI: wuher l'5 GE eltt. Al.L FAMOUS MAKE<
EX'PER fllA/VA fl'maJ" gttas Mat buildlna. Plenrj RESTAURANT,. French 8. Sun. 1().6 at Chsmic Age Ael IB. · P . John) M>ld for ing for really neat a.c-range 40" S50 ColdtpOI PENNY OWSLEY CO. C•t1
loan ""'°'"'" w/1 """" of. of ov..-Hme av•U. We -witt Co;,;,,,, f , I,, v;, w In. l.odg• 1717 S. Harb<" Blvd, 11600 • l•k• $800. Sp'";'h .,,,,,,,;., & •econ! p;ccel? h-ost-185. 548-0203. U352 Beach Bl. Nr KaMI• l SIAMESE k t 1 ten,,
TALKING PET PARROT
Tn brightf'n your world
5."17-25911
lt
-.·l:'-.l.,g;.h,..nef lt1. t !I " dlly•U 1&1 t'°ldl950 D CrptLa 0 ·" MFI0-9Satl
00
Su"12 ..
•• ""' Iran. n '""'"" ' w,;.,,,,.,, -Host.,,., -A" h •; m · I n ox I to "'" ov""" · • "'""" · m.,, ~ COLLECTORS lt•m•. A"· · · ~. __ '.'..__. mal•lf•mol• w;lh P'f>U'·
54&-!09,1. .10 A'M. Apply ln' """"· Kilchon Stew,..d. Apply ;n o;,oeyl8""1. tok• 13&5. Gia" top w'°"gbt •Pr"d" Sholtooi" •k, <!le. tiqoe wuh 1tand, muble PIANOS ** ORGANS >t6->tlS. 842-3813.
FIBERGLASS molders -3.101.2 CAiie · Perfecta, s.Jc •. ' penon •f!Pr 4 pm.R _:.N:::D..:.:.&~.,-'-,-'-c0-,7k-l7•7bt~ .. -, -., I iron table It. 4 chairs, 110ld 3101 Monroe Way, OM. lnp, white armolu, 160 yrs., K:-\·ai, Steinway, Lowrey, ..:'.::::'.:::'.:C.::::..:::..::__,,..,
54
152
T"tn .. s & oxp'd. All 3 KEEP lritportanl job u PARIS INN ''''" cb"I» d"''·""· S300 -l•ke SSS. Foll-" l-pc UNUSUAi. Hom" Barga;nl! old, 2 •m•lt cocklait 18bl.,, A.Jen, Baldwin. otc. From Dogs ,i.;i,., 1'.11 "''""lia, C.M.:. hou,.wlf• & molher. E"" (Focmert,y.Ka,..m.• commOd.,, .,,w;ng m"h & ~a"o>d ~~,:::'.:o:i:; ,!i.a:!';~ Ba"'balt ,;gned by B•be Dr<xel. "°"'"'"' cooch, 1295 up. RENTAi..<. CALL ror ..,,.i;og dal• on
Full T;mo Hoonk,.por In apore timt. M;n, '" 211. Re.i.urorifO m;., Item<. 5411-1995. Rulb, •lot moch;oe. '"'· ffr• h<a"d new. 615-4207. D•;t.v 10-6 _,u,o. 12-5 "<w ctu""' now f<><mlng.
L;,..;, or S O.y1 Sarah Cov'"tty ~•welcy. 510 :vlth SI. N•wp<>~ ... ch NAUTlCAL ~"1;00.,, 2 p;ne ~;;h~r ~ D~:: .' R,'r:;: ~· hell, cr.r~. loys. Hom<. LGE !.-shaped d"k 175; Hke FIELD'S ·PIANO CO, Pupp;,. 2-5 mo's. Novice
L;,d., 111 0 540--061'. SALES WITH ;.,.. b°'"· ru'". de''"''°' m""y nth" ml" ;t•m•. camp;.,., omco ~ 0 o IP · ntw gold block-ool drp•, 11133 Newport Blvd_. cla" £ mo'• or older. ' Good foll time "''"'>'· Cl°'' MA!.E/Fem. Plll'l Hme 9-2. MANAGEMENT llom•, s.1 oot,Y. £45-6193 453 1 H I 53 0 •69 2 o '" '°' Yard-.e k <lothmg. 774 7xl0 ISO; G;rl• 20" hlke $15; Oona Me,.. TI4/'4'"3250 M • d I n c" 1 I Kennel•, family, no l!mall chllrlrt'n, wk day11 for rel.ail work in OPPORTUNITY Santa Ana Ave., N.B. Marinn. Knox Place. C.M. 646-19?l. Good air cond. $3.5: Ma.rble WOULD YOU 546--0989.
wants mmpanlona.ble houu.-Costa MeM. ?22·2819, LookinK fnr 111 !OCAI 11AIPAJTJ•n WANTED 10 boy, l 968 ,c;=c--=c--;;:::..-;::::;-IRVINE Terrace -Sal. k coUHF tbl ., tic. 557-4639, BELIEVE FREE OBEDIENCE I
MUST sell; Qua!. furn.. 2 E !' h C M kttl"'r with h;ib P""'"' 'MATIJRE Lady lo Bahy>lt In for car"r ;n llna,clA; pla"" Swed;, h R 0,, t, 8 n d, Some Anflqu" "''"' JO.pc Sun. 2 S.;tbo&Os, ng ~ 3103 Wmen Ln., · · FREE ORGAN LESSONS I.ESSON "'°""''" C•ll 673-l'IO for my hom• '" 1 Y' old. 4 n;ng, Sub".,;1;•1 "!''>' ": Christmas Plate ... .......,. handcarvod d;n <m ,.1, 100 b;k.,., '"".'" clothe'. w•lcr PONY CART, v •coo m . •• Jon• ., you Hkt! No "i· WI AK C G'' m Sh ' P
J)er3!lft11J inltrvltw, Bring d•"" 11 wk. 642-215.1. commiuions for a 3 yr per·.;::_::,;=:::..::..:::...:. __ = 11kis, m1n1 bike & much treezer upright, surfboard A: istralion. No nbligation. Ju.st PURCHASE Bred tor I
,. A 1· I02 ·YD olcf, ~ rn apprec. M11.r. 1512 o. "· T ~" .._ • •-re erent't11.. ? iot:I. Married, rollege gr11d, P:P r.•f'C•• mnre! .xranauo:-er. m•'•c hoosehold furniture, Come Mondays 7:.,., pm. temperamtnl, 111uw .: " .. Need Extr• Money ble top commode. 42" rod SIC • FULL P /T
;mc mg m I nwner of a buslneM prrf'd · & race, CdM. 4~2383· -•Ile' 5 PM COAST MU tell>g" ~. 642-6037. • ' • Many Awn sale• represe,,ta· . · RECOND. Appliances oak 1a.ble, ch1w (eel. 6 farm "°"' ""
lrne., no e<p. n' c · tive• "rn ao "timatod !'O R1.~TI19 doy•. '"' !or Bott TV'• guar · & d •Iv ' d. ).b,;,.,, O.k cofftt !hi. Sm! CAMERAS, VW ong. 5.'I VW 49&-50». 642-2851 OBEDIENCE eta" to st"1
S • I' r Y IC om m. l"ott" ' wk or mo,.. 'Eun "'' EdwOU'd<. 646-11972, ~P'l'·1pm. Dunl~p·,, 1'1s N' w po' l d"k. Rock mop!• bd<m car. hoal. "'°·""· h-all". HOME '""'" 500 lb. 15 '" ANTIQUE E<t•y po m > ;n the N•wport llc•ch.
Bru•h, !>;2.-041'. _ ""' _ • b•v• fun, too! For M/F Equ•t Oppo,, E?'ptoy. Blvd., C.M: S<&-110J. ""· Sol" ma1ch . love"''· olher m;., ;iem" Sat-Sun. ft.,· perf<'CI! 195. Port 1ew. O..•n. Ele<.-powettd. Xlnt ln,;ne '"'· Wod. M""h '2,
GENERAL D,o I y RN . Detail< Catt, "· FREEZER 18' up,;ghl $100. Elc. M;..-. tmns. < •O '57"239, 20211 SW B"'Ch, tog moch. ne.d• rcpalr, S,S. cond. Sacrifice 1 2 9 5. 7cll pm. Ope" lo alt dof<I
MEO/SURG .. 2 po!rltion11, ' 540.7041 SALESMAN Kl'nmore 'witWr. need 1 . CabJ'.'iHd,-C.l\f. Shown until Santa Ana. 833-2938. .c-='o~·~·=·=~~..,.;-:c= over 5 m011. 546-4928.
full ttme, 11-UQ. P.c"°n~t e e NE EOED wonlod by new BMW•Du•lor. pomp. 115. 312 v;,1, Soerle, .,Id. A PA RT MEN T Sale -El. PAJPO '8" Knee m•chl°' WURLlTZER upr;ght p;.,oo, GREAT D •"' AK C
Omco. 'Sooth Co<<l "Comm. Two 01/;co G;rls Seit New• U•od c.,.,, _,,,... Btorr., c'dM. . NEAR new, IJ'Om beootifol Everyth;ng must go. Double "'"' board. Excellent <0n· -cherry, exp model.""'"' In-·,og111cttd ootll'"dlnr •how
HOll!p. So. l.Agun11 . i!l!J-llll. fer n111n wllh imported c~RY • WlfIRLP.00-=.~"°t.."KE=N:;;M'°o"R"'°E home. Tu.lied iwfa $2:\5. 2 box spring k mattnoss, ~20: dltion S30-includes FREE 1trument. $495. 646-1945 quality. 1% yr olit Fawn
An "lo>\l opporto.,ily cmplr. Mu.I he 25 ond ibl• to dMv• .,..,,;,nc,, Conlac-L Bob 'P' man h" wuh.,../dry. End lhl•. I<' '"' l•bl• p,"°"' t>ble, 120' m"c. •mall ,;,. "horty wet '"H. PRIVATE PARTY WANTS m•I•. M"'t "tt '" $250. to
GENERA!.· l"ood• I• '" _APPLY _ Crevlcr at Cnv!~ Molors, ,.;,, '"'· 546-5218; 1139·1620. 1'mp• 110 lo1311. Ch,;,. l". £47 P lomer, C.M. Sat only. £44--0511. TO BUY PlANO FOR ,-;ghl p8'ty. l1611-94'4--~·--
p an rt ! n g. c O.A 1n et i c 186 E. l6th Sl., .C.M. 208 W. 1st Slreet, , nta An~. 32,. dAS stnve 4 burners & 2 Chairs S145 ea. Small Ibis. LDcal Pntters sale LUGGAGE : Ventura, CASH. 8l5-227R. I RISH SETTERS dl.~;botors k <.'On1ulta.nts """""':7.==-'C::::= 83.5-3171 ' • ' · 110 ea. Prlv. """"!~. 644-2571, k"I table IM-el II 3 '18 °" " ,,.... · NURSE attendant, emergt'n· ' · grUl. Work!· good. $15. ,,... gu 1 n, por w avocado·& atrlpe, 2 pc11. like Sporting GOOiia 130 4 wk11 old. Ava · ·. · · needed here. free 1Taln111g. s A LE s MA N: n a y r:i. e 61...~ 2. ORIE:NTAL teak c h j n a pots, 11rt. Mllrch '4 &. 5. new. Oshkosh 3 ...... Ii: coa-posit& 11.ken now. Show .. . II "°lo'r. <'Y room exp. required, PArt ,..-nrt CM "" '"20 ~· Ll
For inf('rvJew ca · ..,.,~ n.N. Snrtwaler. Xlnt opporlun1fy --==-:~--.,.-...-.:-"°""'· <l ining, beflrm, liv 1'>4 E: 22nd, •l'f!t-00 melic cue. Cdl 673-1946. EL PAIP.0 48" K n ee Qualify. AKC Ch111mpinn ne G.IRL-S .tin1c, week-ends, 7-3. Pefl'Ofl-wl-••labl'••"".·d co .. ,, ......... n. * w. A __ SH_ ER & eltc. dry.f'.r, . rl .. __ _. Ex ""•" .~19 .• -1
Officr South Cof\111 '" '"' '""" a 1 di Lke rm. can1phf'r chesr, silver, MARCH 5th: Turllf!' Rock. ATTENTION Litllf' machince su UV!l1~•. • ~
For 11,Rht work in Sail Lnrr: ~:mm. Hosp., s 0 u th _1y"'-r=or~l6-'yc-"-·-'..,",,--109 ..... _'·_,,.,,,· ' ~~.~ s~~~ f;u~th. :i~. ml!!Cel. 1147~4128. 19451 .Sierra Lagci. Including Leaguen! '811.sebA.ll pitching cellent condition. S30 • in-ST c:.:A.:.N.::D7ARO-~""Sc,.,..hM-UU-,..,--_J
Exper. wttt h<IP, but oot Laguno. 4!1!>-1311. An cqOAI SAi.ES Lody, p/Hm•, "I'"· HOOVER Sp;n Dry wa•hor. 'DAVENPORT k Cha;, • • Sear• •!Ove, Pow' r machine for '81•, 175. ~= w~~~u~t. =i:.;,, Champ ,;ttd. ! wk1 old. nee. Please Apply · · · opportunity emplnye,.'"'r·~-1 for LAne Brvant So . 1 all Best Offer. Kngsz bed, mower, elc. 645-58."6. Ble.ck/salt/peppe<r. Ex I
HOOD SAILMAKERS o-:-nn y • . Almos! new. idea for sm . =====-,.,,.-=, SURFBOARD • 6'5" Greg ncftionall OFFICE HELP Csf Ph1.1.a 54().,7717 s&5 546-Sm frame & boxsprina-~. Pd. WASHER, dryer, chest11, file YOUNGSTOWN while mew w111tch clop. Unco 1 Y 8lil W. lllth St. CM _:_:__;__' • ....:... _:___ !!pa~. · ' $175. Take best ofr. Call au b' 1 11.rdrobe chairs N Paut.sch 1hape. Pe r t e c I guar. 645--0574. GUARDS.. rtouM.>wivei; -want lo e3''Bpe SEAMSTRESS: Wouli1 · Yt111 LIKE new Frigidaire 4 ca tne ' w , • , ca.bintl &. dble sink, 5'. ew 05
fnr 20 hrs. per week~ Come . like l1i hf' pp id for ;vour ~~v· 'burner elechic range. 1 yr ·5:30, 8M-'r.i42. books. etc. Sat. &nly. 3159 Wutl"king Garbqe disposal cond. $(,(). ~17 . LOVABLE Golden Re I,
PATROLMEN help '" ultta h<"Y ott;ee .. In<: ikUI' F;ne local (um old ...... n. Sll7. 1/£8-IS68. REDECORATING -settlng Barl>odos PL, C.M. SJOO. Mi-5076. BrCYCLE, Schwinn Stingr.>y, m"'•· 111 Y"· AKC. Ch•mp
P•<mancnl a"lgnment. C.M. •lafl wBh m;ng, typ;ng, • wttl ti"•;n ,.., 1..-, . ell furn;,,;.., & oppH'""" GARAGE Salee Sat. & Sun. PERSIAN Rog• for Sale"""' ,_,,_,_ P.,p;ck". Ne" blood Hoe, $150. '45-0518
""· MH. vtp. dt•lrohl•. WI• dk lahon, xem,;ng, w;Jt fro ln you ior, P''m>n-Came,., & Slerro.hl-fl-TV •om ho, 10am-5pm, DumoH<hlng h,.. k old. C0<0no d•I Mu, new condiHon, $50. >IS-a669. tv.,,
Foll A P8rt hme. P"m. pay. "'" t i Per Hr .. hoo" ad· '"'Joh. Gro•I ho".'" Equipment 808 rol•ry mower, rotottlt.,, Ev•ryth;n, "°''' 211 33rd '1>-1340 btwn JOcm . ROSSIGNOi. Ski• w/M•rkor 1 -LAB'--'RADO~=~R-;:R-,,.,_-:-•-;:Gc:c,..:-:,,
Ll!c ;.,., Bnoo•. p,;d voe. jo"•hle. C•ll c~ll J"n Bmw,, ,.._...,_ WANTED . good 35 mm 3/8" d,;11. 557-'11'. SI. N.B. £73--0£87. . b;nd;n.,. 115. Ch;ld'• •kll & Dane pupp;.,, M & F.
S'3 Aiply G S"tt; ~A Rolh McCtore '7~111150 C°"'''t Ao'"..V C•m"a. Cheap, pr, f,, MEDITT bluc/grn velv•t"n Mov;,g! Sco,.,tary d.,k, wht '-;.! 00:;1;;;~ & spnng po1,., 112. 61J.-Ol94. Ma' I; "c' es I Kennel•. 0
· oan ' '' . OVERSEAS 27"1 lfarhor HI ,1 Adam• N;kon. p.,1.,,, C•lt .rt 5. >01• & lov'8<•1, corvod wroughl '"" bench, MORE £73-1833 Store, RHlour1nr, S46--0989.
HELP \Van1ed M/F MORE JOBS THAN PEOPLE s._..;;utress _ (2) MG-5617. arms & sides. TV, nttds r.tJMSC! 2724 Wavecrest'Dr. H l BACH I : Large 8•r 132 OLD Eni;li11h Sheepdoa: pup-Anlm11.I Cllt:elRkcr for 11.ni· All i;kills & professions / 64.S.58.tq ~-~-----= r!"pair. Offer. !Wr4750. Cd pl••· OFA cf!rtitied par@nt11.
m•I hosp .. N.B. orca. S<nd • Htghe< w•gu •'tow" P Hme !Furniture 110 · "rth•nw•,. Kamado pol. NATIONAL c"h ,.,g;sltr. '4l 'E, J9th St."" hou,., replles Classifird ad no. cxprn.sms .e 'f.ax bcnt!tits SECRETARY:'/ bt\okkrroerj-------.--$30-UNIQUE crib w/c1ut0py $3.i. MULTI.family garage' sale. $50. 673-Mi62. very old t\ large. Both
334' c/o Daily Pilnt, P. O. • F~ TrenslJ()rlalinn wanlf'rl. ~hnrlhAnd, lvpl nir ~~ILE 111.blke. 4 c1h1o'w'2' pc. be11t.ztiful Walnut dresser &if & Sun. 1571 Orange Ave, HUNT coat, ladie1 $30. detail-&: receipt ta ...... Ex-CM. M C
· nos on roe er · 1100. Blk turterl ~fa hid e·a· Co•ta Mo•0 ~ AKC y-~h·,,.. Terr I er Bo• 1560, Co•!• '"· •· CALL 541-4345 & honkke<p;,, ,klll• • ,.,,hyde .,.;tionai, ll.I. bed ITOO. 838-1'4;. -· B<eech., l•dl" 115. w .. 1. celtent wo'ldng coo>d. 11511. mal•, ;·;;,old.
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92626. ScrvtO. G"'"n"ood m"'I. S.l•rv • hoon.,. open. R 11 54<!-ll03 SUPER bargains! Oothh1g, hot 14, ,;._752'. '42-6831 or 21120 Folt..-lon
HELP for drRJM.'11' y,•ork Unlit en1Ployment Af'cep1ed Sriifl rf'!tumr ,n ~fi ~-~Av PC ner. · · · G•rage Sale 812 household, E'tc. 223 Ruby, $30 Avr, Apt 17, C.M. or 12 wk~ $150. All shots. E I t OVE"'SEAS SERVICES 'FMnf, 'B11lboil J.~)11nd.· CA.ii UNUSUAL 11).pc dining rm Balboa Is1e ~t. & Sun. J().S. ENGLISH boots, ladles · •~i .,,..., 549-1314. room. XJM"r <'nee n ° '"' £)• """ · · 2 h 8 1 FRf. Sa!. Sun. 10 A.M .• 5 · ~ Chl'!'stplRte A. Martingale .,.. -.>.J<OL nl'Cl':ssary. Good conditions, J617 E. 17th St S.A. Suite 3 l'l<'twi'rn 9-5, M·F. . ..... 1~u. 11u1te, co u c e ' * GARAGE SALE * SJ'>: 646-7528. 3 Comp. link, bar lltoolJ, MIN. Schna.uzer, top quality
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. · · · .-w/malching chair. Pair of P.f\'1. Pool rbl. <'l c. Rem. "' mat.,, g wks., l black, 1 Cnnvpnlent hnu~ .. ,.,~ ::i; • PAINTING 11urworinfendf'nl In s H A "p er~ on ll h I" & w · 12 Set It Sun
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f'Xpcr. Cook/child CArf'. 6
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642-R044 f'Rrk l,irlo Con-
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GeOrge Allen B.vl•nrl Agen-
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clerical p!lll:ilioM inclufliru:
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building in Nt>\l'Mrl Btotir.h
l11h !hi• )T&r. FrN" eom·
mutlni from llunting1on
Cc.nrer, An11htlm ''-Nr~·port
Beach bf··bu~ .to LA Utirll
mow i1 .cftnlp.IPte. ~· cos!
lunches pmvkted. C n f'> d
Ml&r)' k (rlngt't bent.fits.
Fet: pald by rmpklyt..r.
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.. ~ ... P · end htble11. Rettig. 646-5R81. port. ca11e in ga. """l G b . La CM SMI1ll...COrona Electric saltlr~pper.Al<C'l'f'g.Ch. run tract &. apartm,.nt iiccy/r@erpL 'vr/typlnJI: . &,1=~~--,,--7-;:c: Mod. 18!17 & case. Rods: It. ~ reen ner ne, Typewriter, vecy nice $50. 1yrup disp. F-fryer, CMh line. 646--6385.
\\'Ork. Prefer c .33 llcensf-'l'. -~.H. Sr>1Rll nrlir(', m11n,v FO~M m~tO:U . & ~ l'ff.ls, Pnll\roirl, flastt & OLD 4-pc bdrm set, Old buf-
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St-nd resume lo P.O .. Box rlutil'.'~. o~~e Co; ·Airport ~pring. l'A'ln size, includtnR ease. Te•c t•pe ~re.~ No. tet. Federal style. 1.,::;;...=:;:...-,,..-----493-4319. POODLE. 7 wks., female,
""'1, Newport 8'ach, 926£.1. '"" «IJ.<'>111 . bed "8me 120. "':'18' A<t!OOS. Tno1', t I,_ n 1 . ** 96&-l1'5 * * Mi1coll1neou1 CH IN AW ARE, pl•lts. champagn•. 175. AKC.
Arrn: ~1r. O'T()('llr. --- -r A RY-c':.:11.c".:...5~· =-.'·-~~-'7."'" clothing. lum.ragt et e .1 :~~-~-~-~-~-~--"_-'-_-_-_-_-_-..-_-~-·~ll~l;::W~·;n;t~od-;:-::;;;;;;;;;l20;:;; platten. deuerttl. Alao Mix-c,.C:,53£.-<l.125~~"""·---7.'~ X I I SECRE WUJS XIV rnuch & eoff~ B.B.Q. f'lec. spit &. l>Mket. Jewelry ~~i=.7•00 JRJSll Setter ..,,,. AKC -PB npc_-ra or, answer "JI: • Th hb ..r 1 WANTED on consignment f':r. O"t...-...,,,_ iirn•ice f'Xperirnc@ prefer-Re111J E.~IRlf' oroug r !bl, Cq'l_I. a>oches. amps, Rnd dinellr tbl., 4 uph. DIAMOND 1 kar'l\t SDI, . I ~~~~~"""'l"°F"I___ Dual champ line. S 7 5 .
TI:'d . Rel ier sh lfl. H.B. l"1r11to Invrsfm('nf~. N.B. hreaktr«ll dt>sk. e I c, chain. 506 lith SL Rear in VAiue S900. DIAMOND 25 lad1e11 ~p~ng It summer u&-TV, R•dio, H , up/963--m\. or 83.\-1144.
536-81181 otti""· Xlnt, 1tccur1tll' typi~I., ;';75-4~7~07.:.·-==-;;=c;:::lalley. N.R. 67~174. pill $5.5 Value $300 . f':d lcl61 tltit"ng. FuMn,t ~~· Stereo 136 DARUNG POODLE PUP--<H pref ~J':l'Onithle a.t·1: ,_ __ • ONO. 10 1 I"" 11ma an 1que!I. us in
PLANT MGJl .. ~ey poait~n ~ cH . c ii. fnr 'aript BED divan. 147.~; Hercu"'n ARAGE SALE -Ma.r. 4 It. DIAM P ~. "''· mint eond. Nice cli~ntele. 1972-ZENITH .l. RC A PY, 8 WEEKS 0 L D .
in a lrg & r1tpldly growing s~ ;, V•. < ·~ 6«.,.422 . "'citoe'~· i:l1.50 . k i111. All 5, JO to 5. H•othkit ''"'° V•loc $120. DIAMONDS of C•ll Rags To R;che1, 2&I E. TetovJ,;ons al lttm•ndoo• £42-<818, SJ4.J88.\ dter 6.
gi\ boat mlrg ti rm. l'.'P P.n . n11 like new. 642-81.TI. aystems. Pholfll{. llUpp!ies, tremendous Vlllue, 50~.fi0% Ma' Tustin. 544-9311. savinss thru M111rch 6th. Buy IRISH SETTERS
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., fd ~ /E 'll _, · k b WEDDING band 1 Karat WANTED In buy 1968 f "-I I ··• ('sst'ntia!,. bul boat b~ f!X· rxf!. Pl'1' ' · 1-'"Y vt, ''' 1700 Antioua way, Dove-r ding, book~. bric -a-rac. d yourself nr t,..,, owes au
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••t Pl II • I · NR · · "n"' A · CdM 557-4098. Christma1 Pla!e, ..........._ · No ·,,.1 P''-more than $25. E~ll11h Polnler YRch! Corp, °"' acen a, rvine, · BLUE ·-•.·-I chitisf! $60. uu.• cacta, 1 . "'" -~.. ·'!y Pll t W ·1 Adl'i have Muj ic•l ln1trument1122 nve r cost &: many will go with 1hot1, 7 · mo11. S25. C.M. ·SHORT Ordrr Cpok wan1od , ·M·~· le tbJe & 4 chain: $60. DAILY PILOT for action! Deu o 111 , .,._,..~
• .. =is b In alore ""r aa little 11111 cost + 110. 5'!0-.......,.,.
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POWER lt'Wing m11chlne mu11t have gootf_rrtrren~!l!C,~M~l~.c~.=;,~,m~·~,_~54~~1!-71~<~4.i.;·~~~~°'~be~•~l~"~'~wZt:•'~·~~~r~~~;~;•~rg~a ~~·•~~·==;:;;:~I ROGERS Dyn8-tc ~--· w '
op"al•<s. ,;ng/• ••odl• • 620 nvo. Pim, Sor nm'°!' • drum g;an1 Ol8"", srick,, d" '" d. 19" 1.e"Hh poppy, Show q Q 1 1) I Y. overlock, 0{1.ve CMroll Sail· i,,_·· All
m11.kera, 645'.4731l; ,.C~sta. SIGN ~rrvlct .E.l'"<:'!lcl11n & • ~ ~ brushes, ea.rrylng cal!f'. Chromoc:olor from I J 6 5, &14-(),i25 l\1r~a •·• ertne n~rator: "N4llll Nt()n. ~/Ji_ STAR GA'ZER.: '1<·~1 ~ new 1175. List 1225. Pvt pr-ABC Colnr TV, 9021 At!Anta, . ..:A><"c'-'-M-'-l~n;-,1u-re-poodl~e-po-p-,·. I PROFESSIONAL phone
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5.11..,\174. S.A. --J'..(~1',i=-'-"'l.,.---~r.CLAYJ.l'OLLAN u••• ,';;";;.;.".-4-£035,,,.-,, ""':--;;::::;;:;:; Huntillgtc:in Beach, 968-3329 l~t &hots, W!lrmefl ,• show
STOP Smokln.t lhr t.111y 'A'll.Y .AP/ ~~~ W Yow Dollt AtJivifyCtiiJ. ~ urr. 2J. r+t LEBLANC Pelc Fountain FISHER. AM/FM Stereo in quality, 543-2759 or 542.-M57.
,, f'St'n SI00-1000/mn. ''"'"' ~ ,• ...,-;.uorJing to fh• S/on, ocf n·~lt4,) model iold keyed clarinet B&tzilay e111binel, Garrard AKC Afghan Milt fnr Altle.
in!erferrlns: w/prellf'nt j:ih h 6-11~~2.;' 7 0 develop mnsoge for Soturdoy, 2-i.2i.~ new $495. Ll11t price $600. changtr &: Dll> JBLS 15 months old. 1100 !Ir offer. Stnoke.n prorluct. · .1192-4213 l~..hi...o.1G.11 · reodwordl~ing folllnbm ,;;.7~--. Pvt Pty ~ apukers. Like 11f':w. 1375.
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·• Top 1WOl'ld#NI 31"--4SID.. * F'END ' MINI~-•--•p1, •~c. blk "' ...... c~. '4!Ao, 2'' 2~ -,-:!:., t.2Vau ocr.11 15" •-ak ,._, Dave I n" ~~-TV UVJll'I! .. -""' · lo ~·ho ···"---..,., .... -J "I"' er, ....,. · RCA Vet« ....,..... on .. h--fem·'•, b-m·•e Cf1mm1ss m ·anu nu.~.,.,,,. ~ WA12'0 3\JM 33~ 6l~· HO'f.!I 5:15--0033 or 896-2470, I to 5 Walnut Cabinet. Xlnt « '"" 111.1 ,,.,, '""' Pt In --n. "-!ween a 00 il ~ ,.;· .. ~... .. lAt 34 G.t ~ y,.... ....... ~ 175 551 ~ ..
Y ,....._. aoi: •• ,,":"!:~ s-J5 'l'hn 65Stftlllc i>m. Cond .. 12». 673-Q2.I ar Bus.1 _:~·=-~~-·-.,.,.-~-11nrl 12:00 noM •I ~1 BolSA ~--. 6C;;;f' 36T...,_. 6'You SEVEN 6 ks oJ:d I
Avenue, M"'w111y Qty. ...,..~ ... 11 71:>oit""" J7W!Wi t.7Dcn"t SAGITTAJ:IUI NEW F(nder Tr l mllne i64>-D!e6iiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiij w puppe:~
"' > ~w.Ar 21 •'w"ri-ih ~~... ".,......,w_ Hor.,.u.Ji..a TC:lecuter, ash nnith. Cost blk A: wht. I.Ab. mixture . .., Test Technlcf1n' ;:.~<JUNtH 1 0 ~otdl MJC':twtd 70hif' ote.!f l!Jl s4Sli~ Atking s~. 673-3.US. each. 345-16Lh St. CM.
c,,..,. Drc-k fi1.a5!·3 11 EfftrtJ Al Y-?1 And )p.Q.6Uf.. NEW Leblane Al Hirt model I )f I AKC Toy Poodlf"•, llf)r!cnt,
CAii Mrs. *=hmirlt 1:41-10-12 ;j~i. ~~-~~ 71·7J.17 "....! trumpP:t $.195. lJ'1 price ._ __ f_'"--",.~_"' _ __, m< Ir. fema.Je. 646--01•2
1 "'£S'T'CLIF"f CANCI'-140!tln .tc J, 74To C4"llc:iolH ••75, Pvt Prty. 644-600,1\ _S<.,_:,S-~1~022_,. ~~_,-.,.,.~ GEJNAI~ ('1*.)JU#flt 151,.. ASOr 7'Get oic.u A.. " 3 Ll~1,•··;Tfrnu,$2o00 F1~~:=~~r~ .... N~r w 1uilrl l~t" ~~ i:= -!A!!~~~ n.UTE1 ReYMld•MedlilJt '"" "'# AKC Poodle Pupplr:1. bhu:Jt , l"';ia.1&.11•~ ~1•0lWf o1a E.-.. ?iv..,,. .~~ • utled 1 month. &. brown fem11.le, c h am J 645-~ .• -!a~~~·:!!. --'"..j · 191e '9S~lc 79Cornt LL1_,. 494--773.i 1 M'lle, 1 fem. Lovf!ly ailve:r blood Unes. 549-412'7.
WAIT.RS uo i r.~ rit::itr :'f~ AOUAIJUI FENDER 4 octave el~tmnle Gtrman Shep, Pedlgrtt, IP-BASENJJ Pupa AKC. mllle &
£Jc,,..r. Orl<!nlal or Po\ynM> .ttf1I JUL' D j 22'foir .51WW. 82 h JA~· • • portable combo pt..no. l300 prox, II mo. 531 .. 1766. I em . BarklC'U--Odorlta,
111.n Jlrt.!ftmod t 21 or OW!r. ~..Auf.11 1 i! ~N'ldlliort ~r::m :!~ r
111' 11 Pvt Pt)l 644-f!0.\5,. 6 Mo okl !cm.-purtbl'td Eves i wtcnrt. 5'tO-f91Je. ~11 Don'""-n~ .... .._i. • • S. Y.10 .»Tok• Ml• 85Crlric:ol J!-l?"l,'f, r-' ....__ N papm o• vorklt ""1"' Aur '"'
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btht'n 4pm *-~· 675-05Jtkl. ~YIJIO I~~ ~~ :~ l'tlCll dy'', .ti tan out u,e. ahot..9151-«>t9 · wrytlnylemaJH..3Lb. g
"Make Room For Offtl· AV. t l • 2t ~ M ~ t9 ~ 1fl: ft 1arqe. ,your truh ls CASH ntEE IO Jiahf tlomt. MAle ltud ~ * 89'l.9'tl9 * i
dy • •. , c 1 c • n ou). the . suf.11 30Yoi.t , 401• tOPi;r. ~ with 111 DAILY PJt.or pup, 12 wQ old. lfurler 3 OAiUJNG S ... old ""'"· ·"'"'"""""n~!f -., ~c:.e.t @A"-{)Nftasl Ousllcdad. ' mlx.333-1991. cock1poosJ •• !!_~ • 115.
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~MANN GHIA ......-~-----~~--·.,......~~~~-.,1-~...;.....;..~~~
Taildraaaer ot Trleycle •
Your choice at
DIAMOND AVIATION .
AKC ·Min •• Dlchlbunda, lat
llihot1, $75, Male &: temaJe.
963-2804.
GERMAN Shepherd, 6 week",
black/brown SW. While Shep
$!ill. Jmmun 1hot1. 536-0071,
f'OR ~ registered_ ajJver
toy Poodle puppje•. SJC, ~-.-.
J.+iw Co5l Flyirm
StUdent Plan Availa~le
• 540-1932 *
Campers, So1lt/Rent 920 OPEN SU1'4DAYS
·~2 GM~ truck, Buy,_ Se!~ Traile
2 Darlh>t -blaek ~··· 7 Ca"'per · " · k Id V bl · .,. · GoQdyear Polnl&.1& Blems. w I o · ery reuone. e. BRAND nelli 1972 GMC ~ All · I 1 • ~,. ~45 lll:CS, OW pr ctS . .._,......, · ton P.U. Ft£1 y fllctory equip-. $29.95 + fet SJ.76. lSxlO
DUNE b\GY. Parse.he eni ..
loJ• of chrome. S l O O 0 .
67:1-llSO
Trucks .
163 Chev Vt Ton Pickup
V8, runs like. new, 100~ Ii·
nancing O.A.C.
$599
WE """ au ma1<u •t. d~ ALFA IOMEO l>A TSUN used sports can, p&kl tor1 ..... ______ ....,...._l..,,~~=,_,,,.......,..,_-
or not Pleue drlw in for '66 AJpfta Sprint GT ~. ~•19 1&00 Raadstel'
lree .appraisal. , Very clt:an. ltal1tn l"td. AM/· ,
FM Radio. 00'1AOE.. 4 •Pd~ db': All chrome whetb,
FRITZ ,WAlµtEN • hardtop Ir aott top, Exotic
SPO~T CAR "" oxterlor. blaok buckfl ·cENTiR . . ...... Sactllic<' Take amall
. down. C.U S'M-8736. 3100 W. Coast Hwy., .,..,. E •-1 ·-_,,' .
Newport Beach •w s.<Nr.\ ;;;·~ '72 DATSUN 510.
-_ _;,·_:'4~2-~M~s:..,.,..._:.1----:-;~lnil~-:-Bia Sed•fl· • •J>Ctd dtr. \lieyt WE ~AY TOP ·AUD.I Root. u...,. 4,000 mitea.
'66 Kannann Ghia
Radio. White .w\th bl11.ck
upbqlateey. Must see this
tine CU' to .appttclale this
b&faai.n price (TGC89\ J.
·s1p99
CREVIER MOTORS
MGI
'67 MGB ConVft't., Witt
wheels. -kpd. R/H, Best
otter, Must seU. ~7531' aft
5pm. I
1969 MGB, xlnt cond, low
mllea.it. chrome' w1" Whla.
ll!lS0.644-4086.
MG TD Cusic 1 9 51.
l.A>Uvered hood. Good cond.
to restore. $550. 5"-l89L
OPEL Horns 156 Ped !ntludirl& P. st~ring, Pt:ili~ nia.gs $29.50. Hi ga~es, radio, h.eat~r;· :vs Jackt'.rs $.14.50 pr. Bridl:'.e·
f'ng1ne plus btautUul 3 <:ab stone R:aeing Tires, Racin"g
ove!' camper Iha.I lllf!f'ps slx. Slicks &:. Jndya.
PTPE t'Orm.11. W• leed 1r11.in
& ha)'. New rental horses.
1000 llCN!!I riding lp&Ct!.
Boaters $55 mo. Redwood
Stables, :m86 Laguna Cyn
Rd .• Laguna Sch. tM-9182
Serial No. TCE14Z3506819.
WAS $5031 .23
SAVE $1164.21
-NOW $3899.00 Iii.
CASH R lr ll + w1w. Full prlct:
•n Audl Back on market! $213li. C.n tlnance all.
Black ()n bJaclr. SUper I •234128) Call 494-6811 aft
11\arp. Call 06Ti-'n96 a.ft 6 10 am 546-17?.6.
for used can A trucb. J!Jlt pm tor details. D11t1un1 '67-'70 $99 On.
call Us fer free .attmata. l----.~MW-----O.A.C. Low payments. too-::.
203 W, lat SI., Santa Ana
'66 KA~17~hla 44.000 l---,-,-.-0-p-.. ---I
mi. XInt m.,:haniea1 rond. Station Wagon
S800. 644-4169. 4 Dr, Radio, Heiler, tuuaae
INTRODUCING !tie amaz.ing
all fiberglass c a m p A c f
11'!\vel . trailer. ''The mini
car rrialchup of the year."
T0;ngUe weight 75 lbs . store
in garage_ 6 II 6 in.
headllOOm, hau\,ttj . by a ny
imporl .or .compllct. only
13"1'. in Jength. See 111 t>X·
el usive dealer for beech
GROTH CHEVROLET, ruar•n1.. ,., • .,.. ., rooo IMMEDIATE DELIVERY :.~'.· ~ E. 1'1, S.A
* * · '61 GHIA * * rack. low miles, like new.
$995. e 548-5982 IXUK9371
SUSAN Smith stables: Board· ini training.A leuons. C9~a
Mesa 549-195.1.
BAY Gelding-Western, gd for
children, best offer. Call
546-9482.
REGIS. Thorotired Chestnut.
9 yra old, gd disposition, has
shown. 675-1060.
Gener ii
+ fax, lir., ~-lee
BILL BARRY
PONTlllC·GMC -FI AT
·ltst St. at S.A. Flwy.I
200 E. 1st St., Santa Ana
558·1000
lrrternatlonal Harvester
RECREATION CENTER ROY CARVER, Inc.
-2925 Harbor Blvd
Costa l\1esa 546-4444
Ask for SaJes Manqer
182l1 Beach Blvd.
Huntinaton Beach
347.6()gl KI 9-3331
IMPORTS WANTED 'S.1 THF·FWD Seoul. Newly
tired. Over-hauled & re-Orange Counties TOP J BUYER painted ror use 11t niint: BILL MAXEY TOYOTA area cith•-1. Wholesale purchasP. o f
1965 Forrl ~ Ton Chassis e JrM $LEMONS lMPORTS vehicles includ~ Dodge 18881 Beach Blvd.
mounted Open'· Road 2201 SO. MAIN SANTA ANA H. Beach. P h. 341-.8555 Camper, Rare sliding glass =o::n=tl42 OPEN SUN. Power Wagon. Scout never ""' used. $1075'. Ph. 644-1557. WE PAY TOP OOlLAR
·2002's &
Bavaria's
~ar d<>?r model. New su_pe:r Aut~ S.ivlce Parts 949 FOR TOP USED CARS single l1res-new 3~ engine. ' ; '59 Chev. Pick-up • 4 spd., If Your car ts ex!ra clean, SEE US ABOUT
Shower·. toif~!· ~esh water, t94o ·Ford . parts. Mere. short bed, new b,-akes, ~ ua t'.nt. ·Overseas Deliverv
hot & cntd. J.'l7-'560:t . flathead, V8 $35. 1935 Ford ~~~ V-8 eng. 375.00 BAUER BUICK CREVIER MOTORS
a DATSUN '67 Sta. w"'.
Stick, R.4H. Bey a tittle
economy. Priced for f&.st
la.le. $875 (465.AGCJ Jim
Slemon& Import1' 557-5242.
•n :uo z. :nx> mi., Mags,
air. 4 apd, r11.dial~. E."'tra
('\can. $4750. 830-7613.
FIAT
'72 128
MAZDA $995
• NOW .OPEN .
"1.,.,1."1
17331 BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
' "'' " ... ,, 842·666(1
1970 Harbor Blvd.
Colla Ml'M
549-3001 Ext. 66-67-63
BAUER -BUICK
13' AJleJ Boat with 40 HP
outboard &: trailer with
winch $350. Ftf't! with
pUrt'halll!:, 60 HP oul~rd.
need.I repair. 531-7294
SPORTLJNER 16' Bo e t .
Cover & fop . 75 Johnson
motor I.· tt11iler S !I 5 D
&16-2946.
'71 'rw camper, ''ery clean, chassis with .hydra 111.1 c =~====----,;,...,--231 E. 17th St. 2ciB w: 1st Sii •.. ~:Ulta Ana
!o\\• mil .. extl'll lge int., w\dc brakes, reA.r end and com· '65 ECONOLINE, Pickup, cCos~ll~M'.::"'~--__:::":;:g.;:.ms;::ll-;;;;;;;;;;;;a:ii;35-3;;'-;1<.7;;1 ;;·;;;;;~-I
hed, rlP.<". re.frig.; spc\!: plete. .st«rjng . .assembly. stick shift, 50,000 mi, S795. WILL Buy -your car paid for Automotiv"' ExceUeQOI
BRAND new 1972 FIAT 128
2 DR, SEDAN. Motor trends
"economy carol the year."
Winner of . 7 automotive
a'wuds throughout Europe.
Standard equipment in·
cludt'.s: 4 1peed trllJlll., radial
tires, ft. di!IC. brakes +
many ~ra.s. Serial No.
12BA0785508.
The Harben' Areu
Only Authorb:ed
OPEL DEALER
Alwa.y1 bu an exce.llent te-
lection at both New & Ulel:I
12' FIBERGLASS b o e t •
w/'72 license, S85. 19632
Trident Ln., 968-T"::i03 or
968-1879.
BUILDING ji~ & plans for
buil<1ing 17' dttp vee high
~r(ormaoce boat. Make' of-
f Pr. &t~7!Jt
19' NEW Engla.nd Dory
Sl50.
j7J4 1 675-nn!l.
Boats/Marine
.Equip. 904
25' Unifilfe S.S. Ir: D. F . com-
pa.'t&cs. Ele<". helld Zl5 hp,
just overhauled $5500 Ca.sh
cir Best offer. 962-8263.
MAr..TEC folding prop
lli'xHt * f1 35. * 67l--Ol!M *
Boolts, Power
24' Fantasy.Sport f i sh l!r
tandem wheel trlr. !IP" 4,
Ebersp;1trh he~lf'r, pop top $2i. 836-5672. or offer. 557--0338. 1 "-" Ra! h "-~ & orno.~ p uwuon . _w/solid bed. 49.1-fiT.'.S. ·~ BUICK \4i ens::, itlum. '&! I.H._ Scout. 4-whl dr. Pwr. 673-0900 _ 549-3031. 1970
'6i' f ord * · f(ln cam~r heed, 48.000 mi. Incl auto lock dif. 4-Cyl. Other Xtraa. Harbor Blvrl., Costa Mesa..
.i;neclal w/lrardrop 8 \:i • trans. Rµn . cbnd. 644-1002 . Sl.450, 67~226. od 970 , Autos, Import canlper Gd corn!, $3200. All MAG Wheels 14" Ameri<"an '63 Chevy ~s ton 6 cyl, stick. ~-;......;. _ _.. ___ ROY CARVER, Inc.
5 548-4772 Racing. fit; Olds or ? . SW $300/bett offer. 'Z 1 "4 1 ROMEO • ·-ALFA 2925 Harbor Blvd. ron SALE . 19TI Ford e1tch. 962--0679 aft G pm. College, C.M. 64v""""· Costa Meta ~
CruisairP SupP.r Van camp----FOR sale or trade '64 Ford .1.111 Romeo jil!i '69 BMW 2002 xlnt cond. like Pr. l'Z.000 mi., xlnt concl, §] t,; ton pickup, Good cone!. .....,. ;, __ .-493-J006 I new, "'""' E. UJUll Hwy No.
. ALllOS for Sile ~ ~55~-7~-93~79_. -=-,c-c-c-c-"' A, C.d.M: ~j9M '-
Cycles, Bik11, ';iiiijiiiijiiiijiiiij;;;;;;;;; 1 ·51 Dodge. Radio, helifcr, '72 CAPRI . Scooters • tags. Df!pendable. First $200
,-,_-Stk-, -s"-,,,-ki-.-.,.-,-_-,-,-,-t:: GeJ'!er.al . 950 . takes .. 642-9-195.
Suzuki, good l'unning cond. * * \VANTED *·*' Auto Leasing 964
$51)..$95. Honi'la Mini trail Older llUln needin11:
$100. Honda , 90 Scrambler. work .CASH 821-9280
S1'Jj, 536-3410. ~~-· ~~~-~=
•71 SUZUKI son cc. 7000 mi. Antiq~s/Classics 953
Xlnt cond. MUST SEU.. lMO Ford DeLuxe 2 Dr. 3l2
Asking $700. 4~319l. V -II Chrome "'heels: good
;70 BSA 44f Tp Shape fire!!. Perfect runnin.g, cond.
$450. . e 642-7968 ,Body in ex~llent cond. $&50
HONDA ~ l969, City/TraJ\, .~r)>est rees. offer~ 836-5672.
xlnl rornf. ;i7 · Vrl. Low mllf's, both
494-7735 · tops. Jlilke new, C.all Aller 6
Used ·n Suruki S400 pm, 536-8614.
IL£AS1NGI
Try our lease exJ)erts for
Savings -Satisfaction . Ser-
viei!.-.
\VE LEASE ALL POPULAR
1972 MAKES AT COMPETI-
TIVE RATES.
Call Malcolm Reid for
furlher details. THEODORE.
ROBINS FORO tOOJ mi's * Good cond 1l1 Chrysler. Resklre lhis * * 673-4070 * * ra~·one, BeautUul t'nterior. 2000 Harbor Blvrl.
. 962-4294. . Costa. Mesa. 642-0010
64 HONDA 90, Make oHer.1~~-~----~ See to appreciate, • 7 2 Motor Homes 940 Motor Homes 940
license. Call 962-0026.
NOW ON DJSPLA Y
·n a&prt· 3'.xxt
air, AM/FM, deeor.
XLNT COND. 546-2687
CORTINA Salf's Service
Parts Body Shopl'..~~-~"'"'.'.~,.-':"'.-COAST IMPORTS 68 -atie, R&H. aell lor
or trade for Ford
1()()()..13» .w. Coa'.st Hwy. , c:==ng7. 0'492-"'-'7;:;3'0:::·=--New'port Be.ach M2-04061 ·
$1499 DAIM.LER
'67 ":Ila Romeo. Spi~er. ex· e DAIMLER '67 Soverei&:n 4
ccpt1onal. Lo m1. Orig ownr. dr. "By appointment to her
Dy 541-5832 or eve M6-'243S. Majesty the Queen.." Jet
Vacancies cost money! Rent black w/wttt whttb.. Fact.
i-OUI' house, apt., 11fol:t air cond.~ Glove leather in-
bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot terior. A ma 1n 11 i ('en t
Oassiti<!d Ad. motorca.r. Only for the moat
Motor Homes 940 discriminatory buyer
Head. ·S/S · r11di", rtepth '71 Kawasaki 500. &-.oi:l otter
finder 150 HP 1/0 OMC. t-.kts. Limiter! u11e, ex-
$4500. '54~. cdlrnt cond, 962-4294 .. AN-NOUNCIN<i
$2990.00 Examine Ill Jim
SlemonA Imports, 2201 s .
Main, Santa Ana 557-5242.
DATSUN
18' CENTURY inboard. Like SCH\VINN l .i;peed girl's
·· ne,, Gtiu. 235 hp. 126 hr.!!. bike. Cost $80. Sell for \2.
Set al Blllboa Bay Club. Like new. 675-2359
$4,00J. Owne r. 548-2~79. I-=-======~ '1LHARLEY DAVIDSON
LYMAN H8rbor LAunch 14'. tun. Dress ,
Graymarine -11 cutiE1 * 546-3184 *
$125(). Call 64:>-8845 4 fo '7 ------~--'69 SUWKI 250 Enrluro
pm. Xlnt rond. Low rhl's,
14' JOHNSON !lf'ct 40 hp, S«IO. 640-5918
LIFETIME MOTOR HOMES
New . Orange . County . Exclusi ve . Deafer
'67 Datsun 1600 4 door. New
tires. rfh automatic Good
cond. $650. 546-4418
DATSUN WGN '69~. air,
mint' cond. $1.600 -offer.
673-4001.
1911 240-Z, sharp, stick,. air,
spook, Cosmics, !'t'!ichelint.
<94-4734
WAS $1'76.IO
SAVE $200.00
FROM srICKER.
NOW $1n6.IO + tax, lie. k doc. tee
Bill BARRY
FIAT-GMC-
l'ONTIAC
fl!t St. at S.A. Frwy. I
XIO E. ht St., Santa Ana
;M-1000
'69 850 Flat coupe, e.x1
cond. $650. Muat sell!
6t6--56'70 or MM310
'68 850 Spyder. Xlnt e:ftline .It
body. Very clean. Mwt sell.
567-1706.
JAGUAR
BAUER BUICK
The Harbor ~AS
Only Authorized
JAGUAR DEALER
Always hu an excellent se-
lection of both New Ir Uaed
JquarB.
"Speclal~Jng In Quality"
BAUER
Bulck·Ope~Ja9uar
• 2.14 E. 17th St.
MERCEDES '68, 2805, air
cond, fuU pwr. Radials,
very clean, $4695. 633-4374
eves.
·n 250 cpe tpbacco blwn .•
all options, in warranty. snoo. 542-6281 ext. 411 days,
54.l-7677 e~s &. wknds.
'69 2lkl SE Black. Alr/cond ..
Am ·Fm . F .P . New
Michelins 35.000 mi. Perl.
$5200. 644-6249.
MG
o .....
"Speclallz.ing tn Quality"
BAUER
Buick-Opel-Ja9uar
2.14 E. 17th S~
Costa Mea 548-TniS
'68 OPEL Kade:tte Rallye
1900. CC overhead cam. FM
radio, 4 spd .. Ex' running
cond. MUSI' SEIL! $715.
673-3265 Eves.
1970 Opol GT
Exce\l('nt condition. $1,995.
6?>1257 aft 9 pm
'611 Opel Kadelte Stn wqon,
Good cond, $795. * * 6'&6-075& * * '70 OPEL G.T . .fsp.Lueas
JlghW.J'frestone wide ovals.
C1ean inside &: out. 833-9464.
PEUGEOT
Peugeot
Ao lowu
$2199
• MG '70 Midget. Crisp as a + tax. It: lie.
lady bug. Radio, heater: F'riU Warren
wire w""'1'· Pirelli tire•. SPORT CAR An exceptional buy &: prfced
to ..iJ. 1728BlMI Jim CENTER
SletQOns Imports, 220\ S. no E. 0 lst. MT-0764
Milin, Santa Ana 5.57-5'242. SANTA ANA
'68 MG Midget, 4 speed, ex-"e~Po=E"'U"G"'E'°'OTo=-"'64.,-404=-• .,-ta.
cei.lent condition. 540--0213 wagon, Low miles, one
DLR. owner. Michelin 1teel btlt
Costa Mesa 548-7765 '00 MG. tires. Clean -tN.rp -ready
!or a new "happy ownt1'.
fBL.U185) Jim Siem on•
Imports, Dll S. Main. Santa
Ana. 557-5242 Aak !or Sandy.
Rave 10meth.ln: you want to
"C.olleclor Hobbyist" • 6 5 Green. Good Concllllon.
Jaeuar, Jmmac, Auto trans, Call 962-1784.
Air coNI, R/H, P/S. Wire ... -.~W~h-l_l_e_El~ep-han-,.-,-, -n-.. -,_
vr'flls, j .1 ' llltt, Mirlc . ID, running• :your house? Turn
25,<m mJ'1, $3100. 644-6028. tbent into "CASH" -sell
A sood Ont ad ll i sood them thru DaUy P 11 o t
tnveel:mel\!'. ' Oasillied. 642-5678.
sell? OusLl'led ad1 do tt
well -call NOW 642-5671. covet tr!. S950. Good cond. ~-=~~~~--675--l6S2. 673-6254 YAMARA Mini · Enduro, ex-
ct'! cond. Many extra& $250. Autos, lmport9CI V10 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmportod 970 Autot, lmport9CI 970
50' Chris tri-cebin After 6 pm. 673.-7261.
Xlnt cond. $31 ,IXXJ. iJ<
Owner. "4AA-2'l38 * •3 SPEED SChv.inn b. e.
xlnl condition. $4_5.
OWENS Sports Fisher. 28'. 54n.oc,o7
M.any feature~. fly bridge-, head. &l2-64o8 aft 5 pm. · · S Speed Stingray
$40. 1r 67:J.OHM 34' CRUISER . 1968 F1tirliner
too many xtrs to list!
Dana Y11chl SaJe.!l 496-4445
Boats, Sill 909
SPRING SPECIAL
C.Oron&do 23 Demo. save S.500
now. Be ready for Spring
SaillnJ(!
P1cific: P11sa9e Yachts
291'2 W. Coast Highway
Newport Bc11r.h * 645-5321
CORONADO 11 I m m 11. c
Inboard l ~ yr old extra
dt!lux.e \nte.r k n o I me t e r
M.any xtr11.R. Make otfa
fn4) 644-<676.
'JllISI'I.E day . Sa ll or race-
ready. nberglaas, 3 sails.
Boll.I S1050. New traller $115.
Call 962--61J6.
CAL 2-24 Full race equip.
ment, North sallli. SS.500 or
olfe.r. 494-6180 or 494-6916.'
Electric Co1r1 930
ELECTRIC Car, Xlnt cond,
New top & curtain, Charger,
$295. 847-6482 alt "fipm.
13631 Harbor, Garden Grove
1 Btk. So. of G.G. Frwy,
6.16-2l3J
*Marvin Peacce*
Motor Homes
Sales • Rentals
. 558°3222
SAVE NOWI 1111 s. VUlage w.,,, $.~. Coronado 27 Demo. SJOOJ Olf
regular prlc:e. ··'70 Shasta Motor Homf!,
Pacific Pass•g• y acht1 Sleeps fi, Cully setr mn·
2912 w. Coast Highway fained, carpeted. excel .. co.
Newport &1ich * 645-5.121 13,000 mi, call ~s.179,
'71 APOLLO motor 'Home
CORONADO 25. Many xtr1t11. 25'. Aux·. 4000 wait gen.
$6200 or make otter. 11) .$15,COl. 644--1630 tf1er 5.
~3954. '69 PACE Arrow 'ZO' telf·O">n-
CLASS C Catamaran. Yl(l' tained, low miles:' S4700.
SA.ii. Ready lo go. SlOOO. 6#-8644 or .i~tT.
67:1-1150 .
Boats, Slip1/Dockl 910
DOCK Tie Up. Prlvll. $70
rn.ln. Sall pref. Wtr/elec.
CLARK Cortez, xlnt
PrivAte party.
494--7735
Trailers, Tro1v~J
rond.
MS
:m E. Edgewatec. Bal I-I ARISTOCRATS
8'11-:Jll66. • e NEWPORTS
O!OICE !lip for 50' to 6.'l' a A~MATES
boa.I .. Slip b 2>' wide. 1n4J A1ao, geveri.I uJed $395 A up
!7H!M111. WORSHAM TRAILER 'SALES 1 ,SA~IL""'l!o6~l--,,-;;11",,-.::.::."n."'u"'p:-;:to 2109 w. 171h · Stttet
35', Newport Be 8 ch , Sant.a Ana (7!4) $3l-2!B'i
~. TRAVEL Ti'AUer, 1958
SLIP for .13·.21r OOat. Balbo& Fireball, JS'. S700. 1819
Placentia, C.M. 646--0078. Area.
673--6790
SUPS. lB' -U', Flnc1t In Npt
Harbor. Belt feel!. Free
~n1. 67HIU 1111 JOpm~
-· Spoed & Ski 911
16' SKI boll SO EvlnMJdt eng
tnc. Let whttl trailer. ,150. -t
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
TJtlOUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642°5678
OPENING SPECIALS
!THESE WON'T LAST>
.. ALL NEW 1972 MODELS
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26' MOTOR HOME
"4,000 W.tt CHMfotor, "•of Air, DasJI Air,
16 t•ll•11 witter c•l"'Clty, 61. 9olle11 holdhHJ
,..._ 79 t.Uo11 t• mill, I 0 to.lie~ ltot •••
ter hettt91, I c1. ft. llefrl9ft'otOr, lloar Nth·
'""' wittl hlb. MeRy otlt.r f..niros. IJ.40·
tltl
WEEKEND
SPECIAL
513,595
20' FULLY SELF CONTAINED $8 795 '
MOTOR HOME '"'"" 1 .
Open 7 Days Per Wuk For Your Shopping Convenience
HARBOR •
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MOTOR HOMES
91? N .. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana
-139-9560
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' NO ·srRIP TEASE
4-speed .
fully synchronized
stick ahitt.
Rubber fa<:@
bumper ruarch
(front and rearl.
When you buy a Datsun 1200 Sedan1 you ~et
a lot more than a stripped · down starting po mt
for ·an option list.
You get a complete car, dressed with all the
trimmings,· Datsun doesn't ISell,ve Jn that old
game of charging extra· for all the things that
make a car.fun to drive and nice tq own.
There's only one way to buy a· Datsun. Com-
plete. And at a price tliat makes the Datsun 1200
the best value for your dollar.
Drive a Datsun ... then decide.
Power flow
ventilation.
I
Vtny1
bucket seat!.
Lockln1
1u cap .
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Front dhc brakes.
• • 26-fbot . J
turning ctri!Je.
wheel coven. \-~ ...
Whl tewall tlrM.
All these ·no-cost -extras make
the Datsun 1200 a great value
Your·kind of car. Your kind of price.
See. ()ur C-plete Une Qf '72 Dats11111
·~~~~~·~ • 1200 Coucit 120Q,hdln 510 2·Dr -n ~10 4-Dr Sedan 510 ~ Pici!up 2AO,Z
COSTA MESA ·· DATSUN
•OOD SHOWI DllYI A DATSUN ••• TM~ DIC1DI.
284,1 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MISA 140·6410
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Aujos, lmpontd ' ·970 Aut.,./ I...,....,...
PORSCHE 'PORSCHE
970 AA~ut~ot~·~·~-:~·~· .. ~-!:97~0 Autos, tmported ~ ""iioiSCHE PORSCHE
97~ Aut..., lmporltd
. · 11,ENAULT
970 Aut..., lmporttcl
TOYOTA
Autoi. lmportMI 970
.. voiJ(swAGEN
970 Autos, lmporttd
TOYOTA
970 Autos, lmporttd
TRIU.MPH
970
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:·wE WANT
· PORSCHES
llIGKEST •OFFER
AVAJLABLE' •
DON BURNS
0Yll '25
CIHn, Rocandltlonod,
& Gu•r•nlotd.
. POUCHES
911'• .. 912'•. 914'•
. 1'57 to 1971
'65 Ponche Cpe •
&wool. (Y=l
$2595'
'68 ~ 9U, •Ir. ll'ffll, e R!;NAVLT '61 R 10 4-0r,
1100 CC. new rlnp It bear-Sedan. Auto trans., vinyl In·
tnp, '68 unoc. 5 •pd tnn1, tmor, to .., mpe. WffkfiXI
chnn rimJ. Kon! 1hclu, apeclal onb $595. (W0M5l6)
wood wlll, $3850, F"1p. OVER 30 NEW • USED ~l,169· carlsb&d. RENAULTS TO. ~OOSE
RENAULT • JUd SLE~'ii~ 1...loRTS
• RENAULT 'D lU6 S<d. W~ Front w~I drive.
22>1 SO. MAIN SANTA ANA
Mt-00 OPEN SUN. NEWPORT
IMPORTS 1 radJ9 A: be•tB, .vfim. int@r·
e '68 PORSCHE 9U Targa e ior, lo. 30 ~Pl. perfect tor Air~nd, rraag _wheel!. s ipd 3100 W. O>ut Hwy. t&mlly, bmine1i or fun.
TOYOTA
Sl,TSO. Ca)!: 615-3331 Newport Stach 445 E Cout Hwy Special of the week, $1D90k.
642-MOS • ' Below Kelly Blu Boo .
·'69 Toyota·Mk II
ONLY $125 OWN
+Tax A Uc.
$59.70 .
&rvlce dept. open 7: 30 am
'ti· 9 pm Monday thru Fri-
day.
'70 VW Camper, Delux.
IC\ HAl GRH NES
l...'..'.VMIR~ClE MAZO
f;. e " ; ''' ( ,• . .,.,
;:~: 1-r,i:b~· \'. .• ::
(.,.' .,, " ~"~ '>l'.'~
$2795. 847-7~ a.It 5 l all ~
day weekends. 1 * '63 VW SUNROOF * ssoO. • 673.:1359 W.; have buses, Campen, .Vlnt•t• '53 Porsche Newport Beac.h CXNHt92). 4 Dr, Auto Trana. Air Cond,
, SUlO *·* 61$-7063 •1963 1700 CC. lMMAC. 673-MOO e JIM SI.EMONS IMPORTS Radio, y Cl (ZMA Per Month
1966 Poradre 912 COND. :rutly .,Qui PP ed. '61 Roadster 912 encl 2201 so. MAIN SANTA ANA ery ean, . Cash Price $2172.34 , met
PHONE 540-2512
.fl" W. Warner. Santa Ana
ToyolH '61-'70 $99 Ori.
O.A.C. Low payments. 100%
guarantee 30 da)"ll llr 1000
mi. Dir. 321 E, 1st, S.A.
1 Squareback• and bugs,
70 VW f pu1. v11n NJce Selection
Must sell! ~1936. &t6-6CM(I roller crank. 1750 ec, '-..lo. '""'T-5241 OPEN. SUN. S35) $1699 Tax-Llc. Deferred Payment $2,600 549-0226 ......,. ""' ... Price $2546.82 on approved
Fo'i that · Uem under $50, "n PORSCHE 9l4-4, ll,COJ neat perfect. Will trade e RENAULT '71 R-U. Must credit #~782. 37 Pay.
$2,SOO 6'15-8l~ Now have 100~ rn~iCAI
'67 VW Convertible Guarantee · One:"'~""! ml. CREVIER-MOTORS try the Penny PW.her ml'1, Like new, Xtru. down for VW -cub. a a c r i t I c e my sharp CREVIER MOTORS. m10•.1"•"0· A"'"'c. ual Pere .. Rate
It's always tne f:ight time & . ** 830-0547 ** 52S-3458 demonstrator. 6500 mile!.
always ,the right place u '70 PORSCHE 914, r/b, 5 spd '66 Porsche 912,. nu 1150cc Sandy Sanden at Jim Bill MAXEY _Ph_S4~~~183_I_. ----'63 VW. N~ tln!s, new n W. 1st St., Santa Ana
135-3171 you want RESULTS! Call traN. Top cond. $2950. ena. Xln't oond. Low m1'1. Slemons ReM.u.lt, mt s. 208 W. lrt St., Santa Ana
fiU.5611 & place that Id 54&-3151, 646-9431. Call m<613. Main, Sanla Ana 551..5242. : 1:1>3171 TOYOTA TRIUMPH brakes, good running oond.
$600/B.,t oUer. 963-1460.
h:ldQ! Call 642-.5678 Now"! DAILY PILOT tor action! Buy the new 1tuff White . Elephant Dime-A-Line 1 ••• '60 vw **
RUNS PERFECT
'6f VW BUG
4 spcf."' dtr. Has had lnvlng
care! Excellent Cllnditlon
thruouL Take amall down
will finance Pvt, Ply. Call
546-8736 !Ir 494-68ll.
Autos, Ntw 980 Autos, New 980 AV!Ot, New HO Autos, New · 980 Autos;' New 980 18881 Beach Blvd. Triumph/Fiat VERY clean. 548-7672
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''Chevrolet fits easily
into your wallet''
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NOT
STRIPPED
2 Door. 250 c:u. i11. I l 0 hor1•·
powor, 6 cynMor ontino, AM
p111hb11tto11 rodio, whito 1ido
woU tiro1, doluxo whoo[ covo,..
ORDER YOUIS
TODAY
BRAND NEW
'72
VEGA
HATCHBACK.:.Loaded
90 H.P. o.h. cam, 140 enginf, AM
push button r1dio, disc brake1, door
edge gu1rds, he1vy duty r1di1tor.
12575761 18061
521 ·46
'MANY-MANY . MORE IN STOCK
. ,jCHJVY
~Tru¢k ,. ~~dquarters·
. ..,.. : .
':"~0 '72 ·V2·Ton Pickup .
~~~~~ $. 4 .7 llZUll 17331
' IUND NEW 12' WEIK·N·DH SIU:
CONTAINED CAI OYER CAMPER.
Ha Just AbiiOt Enrytldnt for Camplnt
ONll $2295
t • ;:. . ,. l ·, .... ~
2828 ·HARBOR ·BL VD." COST~·
MBA ;
Huntington Beach 847-855S
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GET OUR
-TOYOTA DEAL
BEFORE YOU BUY!
·"'w.LeAVi&
W TOYOTA
New & V•f'd
S.ilc\-Survitt'---P.ir 11
Auto Sport Ltd.
531-7777
9625 Garde" Grovr Blvd.
Garden Grovl' Open Sun.
'68 VW SQ. BACK
LO MILES, VERY CLEAN
MANY XTRAS! 548-8140
'67 VW. Perfttt trinsporta· . • ·vw '69 Bug Dead lhup.
tkln. Must Sell! Make otter! New or trade. $µ95.00.
962-1782 fZLA5J7) ·See at JI m
Slemons Jmpom, n:t S.
'69 VW bua: Main, Santa f\na or ta11
$1350; 557~242.
GTRIUMPHS 644-S34! v.w•~ .. "'. ~.""~.,~,~$~99"".'"'o'"n-.
BI DISCOUNTS!! '62 VW. sunroof, reblt ent., O.A.C. Low payments. 100.,,,.
Fritz Warren's mag wheels.~XJnt oondition. guarantee 30 days or lCXXl
Sports Car Center $495. * 962-8388 ml. Dir. 321 E. 1st . .S.A.
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9.100 710 E. h t St., sinta Ana * l960 VW Van. Rebuilt 1962 Ph SQ-18.11.
0 TOYOTA '71 Corona Mark 547~764 engl~. New clutch & tires. 769-vw=~Sq,..u-.,.....,..,,-ck,-.'°'27",=ooo
Il 2-dr. Hdtop Cpe. Air '69 Triumph "GT + 6. 4 spd, 962-8945. mi's, Auto, Will take trade.
cOncl, Auto. traoii,, AM/FM, R/H, white w/ blk ·Interior. ,64 vw Bug. Good she.pe, Ca.n finance. Pvi p I y .
rad., h!J';, wsw." Le" than New Pirellr tires. Excel new paint. $48S. Private 548-1235 12,CKKJ carefµlly d riv e n e<>nd. Sl.450 Original owner. .,c.:c='~~~-,-=--:
miles. Absolutely showroom 673-5308 . _party, call 646-l7lS. 'TI VW Va.n, xlnt cond. Bed.
tresh. IRR2018) $2495. Jim e TR 6 ,69 Rdstr. AM/FM. '63 VW. P ick ~p. $300 curtains. stert<i rad, AC, !'Id
Slei:nons Imports, r.m S. Wire wheels. BritiSh racing Call 54.5-8nJ stp. S3100. 644-ll97, (1)
Main, Santa Ana 557-5242. grten. (ZKY-124) S 2 3 9 9 161 VW Bug. $975. ..c828-~l~fi00===== '70 Toyota P1'c"kup 1Tiumph Dir. 547--076' Xlnl con<!. Prl prty. 983-1459 'TI vw POPTOP CAMPER · Lll mlles, xlnt oond. & TR '67 Spitfire Mk. II Ex-'69 VW Bus, 9 pau, good S3550 968-5872
Green finish. 4 speed. Excep-
tionally clean. Low miles.
f832CEKJ $1795.
cellent oonditlon, Sale pric· oond 'w/nu tires. Mid mue =~~~-~--
@Cl $899. (UC'l845) Triumph Book SDlO. 646--3843 1968 VW Sedan, xlnt con·
Dir. 547--0764 dillon, 30,720 oriiinal miles,
Tommy Ayres Chevy '64. Bus '66 ttblt ena::
'69 TRIUMPH GT· 6 + , For sale or trade. eall 9fi2-73Jl.
Sharp, Lo mi's, $1695. 1 644-1486 · 1 '67, 2 '69 VW BUSES. low
946 S. Coast Hwy. owne'r. 646--6113 mileqe. P_rivate party. '6.5 VW Bug. Radio, beater, ~·'1858 aft 6
Laguna Beach
494-n«/546-9967
'6' TRIUMPH TR-250 aood •hape.
$1500 ** 537-7005 540-MlO DLR.
970. Autos, I mportecl
For best results! 642-5671
970 Autos, lmporttd : . t70
BEFORE
EVE .R
AGAIN! .. , '
WE HOPE_!
NEW 1972 'TOYOTAS THAT WE ORDERED DUR·
iNG THE DOCK STRIKE ARE N 0 W OVERFLOW·
ING THREE BiG STORAGE LOTS! '
COME IN TODAY
AND LET US SHOW YOU HOW FAR WE AR'E ..
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WILLING 'tO GO TO REDUCE THIS ·TRE~EN· "
DOUS OVERSTOCK •
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CHOOSE FROM VIRTUALLY EVERY ~ODEL,
COLOR; AND QPTION GROUP MANUFAC·
TURED! ROW UPON ROW OF . NEW '72's
MUST .GO!
j .
.ACT NOW!
GET YOUR HANDS. ON' OUR TOYOTA DEAL,
AND . YOU'LL NEVER LET GO!
THAT'S A PROMISE! . '
DEAN LEWIS
IMPO.RTS
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ORANGE COUNTY'S BIGGEST TOYOTA·YOLYO DEALER
. 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303
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!i' A • .,,.."., m I A:t... •""'°"9d m 'Aul!f, u...i ,,. Autao, u.... ,,. Av*, used "' A-*. Used 990 Autao, uw1 ,,. A-.·~ 990 A-. u,.i 990
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• YOLICS~AGEN YOLYO CADILLAC <;HEYROLET MERCURY PLYMOUTH POtmAC • . POiiiiiC-PON11AC
1970 Jiarbor Blvd.
'67 Volvo, PID>,, lm/f!n. LARGEST IS8s C.,rice COllP'· '!850 TRANSPORTATION '6' Plymouth V1l11nl air, Radiala, \-OD. Muat «>,000 olfc ml. MW tires. ~-• r '· sedan, auto trans, factory
sell! $1750. &U-.5892 SELICTION OF MU3&3 • l960 Mtrcucy, radio/bater. air, a real nice family car. Autos, UIOd "° CADILLACS IN 196.1 """"' Bilcayne runo woll. $150. 557~1 10011 financU. o.A.C.
'67 PL Y:MOUTH ~ti:~~r;r Ra~:;_ ~'f·:--· ·~.$~~~ ~~; 6$5;;,'199
Modilled tor hl1h A.llTHORJZEDo. 64&-3250. • ' . perfonnance _and .. SERVJCE. ''10 KINGSWOCJ> E s-t a t e
•wearance• Nabe. n ,. _ _,__ w.,,., !Ully eOulpd. • -· MUSTANG 'MtJSTSELL! ....... , ...... J~l,IO~:IOO~.·;Xln~t~.6~~~d.~WS-~:lll05~.-J'~fii::::.:i::'i.,...._
,'C\ HAL GREENE S
\..'.Ji MIRACLE MA ZO.~
1969 PONTIAC
FIREBIRD 400
VI, automatic tfanatnlaion,
factory 'air condlUonlrc,
¥~er ateerlnc, l)OWer d1ac
brakes. (313CAO)
5'8-788VIMXI. llOO ~ BL. •.• El Can\ino, 3'l7 • '67 Mustani 2 + 2
AMERICAN 5I0-91a0 ~•A MESA Good "'""h cood, ....i. Prle< valid thru 2128/72 1-~c---~-Opan~:..,:;.St:;'"':;•::.~1 paint, <14-:IO!O. $7900. Auio Trw, Air ci>ndltlonln&', DAVE ROSS
... '. '" '· -·' ,, '., $2099
_A_m_e_nca_·_n_M_oto_n_ 'A Sodin o.vui. CONTlNENT:AL -" St..,....., St...... PONTIAC Goraeous, fully luxury equip. <UER"51). Must ee this
Ji'Or1mlln1 J'Homet1 ped. Includlnc AM/FM •69 MARK m. tmmac. black, beauty to appreciate ita 2480 Harbor Blvd •
.,.....M1tadors ,,_,J•v1lln1 1tett0. Factory Air, ot n@-Wr scrat~. $ 4 6 o o. value. Costa Mesa 546-8017
1--..7;:ziiP~on;;;it1Liac;--19'!0 Poottao. 2 c1r Le!Cano.
Ion-ville ....,, ·-· power ••• ~. new tin1J. Mt11t RU.
DEMONSTRATOR. lea than ..:M<o;.,•;ill'>:::..· ---~---2'00 ml, 1912 Pontiac Bon· ·n . Firebitd, !J!lprtt 350,
neville 2 Dr. H.T. cpe:., PS. Auto air pa/pb Xtru'
PB, stereo radio, poWer wtn-• • ' •
dowa. co~a top, WSW -'J33-"-'-1:,:4:,::ll.=~--->,.,. ttrea. :factoty air condit., '61 nREBIRD auto, V-1,
plus many ¢ru. Serial No. P JS, rM1 clet.n. fl250,
2NS7VZC3llOll37. 11.11).1306 anytime WAS $5$46.55
SAYE $940.16 RAMBLER
NOWM $4606.39 '63 Am~ 4 Dr.
I: tax, Uc., I: doc. fees
, Colta Meu.
5e-303I Ext. 66-67..QI
"'Amb1111clor1 course. 12895· 642-09!8 645-8845•1o1 pm. $1099 '72 PONTIAC ·' Hua:e 1toct of ·n·. a: '72'1 '6T CAD Sed de ville. full
Big-Big Savings pwr., air, landau. Lo mu... CORYAIR CREVIER MOTORS FIREBIRD
BILL BARRY
Blueflnilh,autornaOc,power
•teerine .I: bralw, factory
air (0HY303) $6'95.
.'7:f YW Squareback
4 Spd, Radio, Whlte side
walls, 10,000 miles, remain·
der of factory warranty,
. (1167DIMJ
$2499
CREVIER MOTORS
Harbor American like new. Make ,...., oue; .• -.65-eo.v--·-eoraa.--1-..,-HP-'66 FURY w.,.n, V-8, auto. BRAND new 1972 Fireblrd,
Must 1ee to apptte. this 4 pd '"'dlo Pvt part ~ 3 seats k roomy. Must sell. PS, PB, radio, hu.ters. WSW
Home Of •Conven1mt beautiful car. 644-0lrf.. ~ r:n ~ 6 PM ~ n w. lat St., Santa Ana Under bk. $525 53&-2381. tires. many, many extras,
Paymmta: ·n EL DORADO Convt "'red e . ll;S-3171 '68 TIJRY Ill, 4 dr, p/s, air Auto. trans., center ft. con-
1969 Harbor Blvd. w/wht top, red inter. i&,CKXI ·~ CORVAIR ~onza. Sharp. '6$-MUST,,..NG hardtop (2) cond, immac. U-050. Ow-ner, IDie, Serial No. 2S8TD2N
PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT
flst St. at S.A. Frwy.)
200 E. lit St., Sant& Ana
558·1000
1969 PONTIAC GTO
Tmy Ayres Chevy
T·llRD Costa Men 646-0261 orig ml, LI.kt!' new •. ~~t~.e'• nePvtw .~~ ba72t~ry, (6) atick and (1) automatic 968-5489. 522807W. AS $409l.
62 BUICK Sacrifice. $6995. -~ • • .,. "~ w. Both sharp &. cleao. =-=--=c--,--=--,-. CORVETIE FLEXIBLE flNANCI~G '67 Fury Ill, 4 Dr., wht SAVE $700.00 Vll. automatio, faclory al•* --1968_1H_UN_D_I!!_RB_IRD_,-,-dr-I
.'71 El Dorado convt, red AL MARTIN°l:z .~Md.rORS hrdtp, auto, power, air. conditioning, power steer· Landau. ltnmac. cond. thru· ..
BAUER BurcK ' ~wb!1t~:'!!':t~~~:. ·n Stlngny 454 "" In, Auto 321 E. hi S.A .. PH >12-'1831 r;tl<H. $750. s.u.2949. 'NOFRWOM $ST3ICKE391R62 :;,i :O~'.r u:!~)brakes, out. Full. pwr.,; air: OOlvl.,
D W. 1st St., Santa
US.3171
The Harbor"'-17295.·64Hlil0. tnno. Loaded .. 6 mo old, *.t.OOK.HIREI PONTlAC . · • $1BD9 AM·FM 11ereo. BOJ'lllndy
Ana Only Authoriie4 '69 'CADILLAC BROUGHAM $5.100. 546.294JI. '65 M ... I .... convt, maroon· --:=-===-.•. tBaxlLL'"·a"ARdocRY. , .. , ~ · .. -.. ..,. Btu.• bk. Private Alw~:!I~ ~~~~ ~ Clean, low mu,..., Ill COUGAR " wht, 260 v-a '""· xlnt 1968 PONTIAC Prl<:e valid thru 2~172 Ply. !167-1179 .
-.z· . ., .......... "'""' ........ cond "~ firm 557-1374 or '6.1 T·B' .... , ?WMlaJ blue, mAJ YOLKSWAGEN ~,,:.•!bo~ New&. Used ,68"":'-=·;::-.u '67 ·Cougor XRJ 968-J9i<P;., Pty PON'.l'IAC·GMC-F IAT DAVE ROSS ) -~· b;llent '° n d ·
"SpeCiallrlne In Quality" pwr ""°"tire~ $350fl ;Xlnt Completely loaded. 100% fi· '69 MUSTANG EXECUTIVE (1st.St at S.A. FJowy.l PONTIAC $350. Private Party .
But•Bu1•1·C•mper1 BAUER eond 61J.-0487 • nancin& O.A.C. A steal at v..a,' 1pd, power, heavy duty A. .... .... . f I 200 E. ht St., Santa Ana 2480 Harbor Blvd. 9794136.
over 30 to choose from · · $999 suspension, }ow milea&e It Ul~pt. vo, .a.u,umatic, ac ory . 558-1000 Costa -P.1esa 546-8017 ·~7 Thunderbird. J,.eaving
36mo. 100% Financing Avail. Buick-Opel-Jo1guo1r '69 CAD Converl., ttd, Load-very ab&rp. ~-Call air ~nditioning .. P 0 we rt -.~.63~PO~N~T=lA=c~S~ta~\l!rago-n. •65 GTO, 4. spd.. tri-pwr., country. Must · ieui Make
O.A.C. 1 234 E. 17th St. ed, Sharp, $3695. 1 -owner. st&-9164 · · steenng, power disc brakes. !lo 1 /h ~ 000 1 a..-oiler. 548-0201 Ap~ BJ, 0 A Sa 646-6113 · (ZZX709) condi n, x nt, S ;; 0 0 • r , W·W, ..,...., m ... , .... ., 1'9nge uto IH Co& 1\1•"' 548-7765 '68 Mu!tang, full P"'· at., '$1399 AM/FM' '>d. p s / p b, In.Ide A out! $750. ~1228. 5<i-1'61. .,
ltl621 can1:0:.c159rove1 BJ.. G.G. '64 Buick Wildcat CAMARO 302 vs. Im'""'' 1_13~ o ~•2. ,72 Firetilrd Formula 350 ·rr T-Blrd, NJ powor, Fan-
...,.,. (wholeaal.e) 846-"834 aft · 7 Fut remits are Just a phone AM/FM stereo, atr cond, tutlc eond., See to ap-
'65 VW. LIKE NEW!
Recently retill X'lnt
Cond. AJI reaa. otters
considered. Aft. 5 pm
0 Rall S rl P Price valid thru 2/28m •• ,,. -...ii. _,,1.1e .... -·· .· •• 2 Dr, Hardtop, Full Power, 1970 CAMAR ey po l~m~·~~-~~-~ call away. 642-5678 PIS, P/B, etc. ~-r~ _....~
Air Cond. fOPAS58l w/<it'xtru.12.150. Ph alt 5 1968 6 Cyl., power steering, DPO~VNTE RIAOSCS ~A-uto~1,-7'Uc-Nd-,...-~.-990=cl Autos, UMd 990 Autol, Ulld ,,.
$699 PM: 644-2785. '68 XR~7 Map & Ml~lln11 new tires & brake1, e>xcel
'61 Camaro 327 cu in eng, Fae taPe I: alr, R/H, Pl~ ~-Gold. 1:1,250. 6~1070.
CREVIER MOTORS
46,000 ml, $llOO. 646-9562 O< PIB & Jots of gacteets. 1966 Mu1tan1. 6 .cyl., auto, ·n vw Camper, pop top, 543-7150. 67s..0038 '72 l~ .. aood tires, &OOd
call· 496-541>2.
front mounted spare "'" CHEVROLET '69 Cougar Coov.,. eletlrio cond. lllitl 644-0279.
amail dent in rear, 17,001 ,_ W. 1st St.,· Santa· Ana --------I blue, air cond., all pwr, inc. '69 Muatang, very special!
miles .. $3,26.;. Will take 135-3171 • _1968 CHEVY wndws. $1895. 499-3021. "-Radlo •. ,._beater, wired tor
trade. 673-6166 .;.BC s' w. : . . tape dec:k llSStl 968-1665
1971 vw super Bealle cofC' v . port agon '67 Vinyl top, PIS, air · · ·
vertlble. Yellow/black top. Automatic, factory air, pow-CARRYALL WAGON cond, automa!k, new tires. 1968 MUSTANG, new brake1,
Excellent cond. AM/FM er-1tei:rin& A brakes. &au-$1000. Pvt pt)' 644-6035. • tires, ex. cond. Gold, 6 cyl, tlful ·"ver ~v (~~-) DODGE P/S. 11"'5. 67l>-19'10. radio. Under warrant Y. $2095. iw --· "4~POW 6 cylihder engine, automatic ·
.:·095vw-:: c .... o1btk. Tommy Ayres Che_vy lranm!lll$, .. 1.69,_9 > -,6-8-Dodg--e-Me_na.,.._co-! __ o_LD_s.._M.,.._o..,._a_u~E .
Radi.a.I"' Coco mat!. V_..., 'fiO Oldl. P/S, P/B. 'R.adlo,
.., ~·3 heater.' GoOd ' titts, ·runs ~;~42l~· 557--0254. att e, 946 t.:::' i:.,W'f·· .Prioe valid.,lhru _2113172 Station Wagon .,.... Good """"· in """
~ Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa ~7
'72 Pontiac: Vent. II
BRAND new 1972 Pontiac
Vent. II. 2 dr. Fully factory
equipped ·including 6 · cyl.
engine. Serial No. 2Y27D2L-
105037. -WAS $2951.N
SAVE $500.00
FROM SI'ICKER NOW $2451. N I
&: tax, lie. Ir ·00c~-'fe41
BILL BARRY •
494-77W546-9967 DA:VE ROSS out '$300. 557-9305. · P.OHTIAC.OMC-F I AT '66 RMERA • Full power, PONTlAC Air Conditiontlii. Auto Trani, l9llO OLDS E>elte 88 oustOm • (!st St at S.A. F!wy.l . ·VOLVO
GET OUR· VOLVO
DEAL BEFORE
YOU BUY!
air, •parklln& green fiJ1igh •• 2480 Harb:lr Blvd., Power Stet~. Luuaze Dr. hrdtop,. iuu pwr, beaut 2X> E. ht St., ·Santa Ana
w/contraating Interior. One Costa Mesa 546-8017 Rade, (Wy:S953j: Must come ~gold &: bl'O'IQ! combo. $200 ...... 558-lOOO
· ln and drive thia fine ~car. below Blue Book. 67";7352. -~=~===-:='. 1""al "'-MUJl,.. I< '70 EL CAMINO ·$1699 1966 OLDS Delle 88. Dr. 1969 PONTIAC
FLEXIBLE FINANCING Beautiful ·white ·finish; Vt adn. Very clean local,
WE'RE CLOSED . SUNDA y IUT I
. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER '.· . ~-~--.
THE REST OF . THE WEEK
: ~.'.:GET THE BIG DISCOUNT:'.
;,~ ·· 'Right N~w At Terry .Buick ... ;
Lowest Overhead In So •. "Calif.
' Ll1tod hlow Ar• llut 1 Fow
Of Ou• Low Low Ev-.yday rrlceo.· • . N.rW :•12 olUICK .SKYLARK
2· ooor, eoQpe. Model 3327. VS engine, radio. heater,
AL MARTINEz MOTORS aut6matk:· 1•1.167tll. Only CREVIER MOTORS oF~ ••• "!;..Alr•"''• $395. flREBIRD ,~•r'SAVEONEUROPEAN .... J21.E.ll't;&k-PH542-J831 $2395.-• ~ ' .... ,_,...._
' DELIVERY ·n Skylark eusrom, PB/Ps. T•v Ayres Chew 208 st ··-.• _ roRoNAoo '67 dlx. disc:
' l)tJted Urei. ifow. thru ventilation. flus loads of stand&Td Buick equJpment. Order This Great Car Today ..
"iiiw "72 iu1~11 I.I um
. I nd. AM -•· V I "I W, Isl ., <>a11ta .n.11a I Ire f\ I .aa .. !.. a r co ,_ ~ .... 10. ery ' •'Ir .. 171 . brk, hi vo t i&n. Nu t 1. · --Lf.W clean. Lo mi. Give me $200 , SM s. Coait Hwy, --Orig 'S625Q. WW' Sacrifice!
vr. " speed transmission,
Power· .If:~. y power disc
brakes. (ZXX399) UOLllO & take over payments. Ea.KUM Beach '70 Dodge 9 pass WAI', A(C $1590. Evn. ~1
' l ' fl -493-4716 or 557-4690. 494.n44/546.9961 P./S.P/B • Auto. $2595. '68 OLDS F85, 'R/H, P/S, 1 $1799
;11118 Harbo•. C.M. 6'6-!l303' 'Ill. BUl<X LeSab,.. f</• '70 I pala Sfa W•en 548-,1MS, Mi-3936. owne•. Needs minor body '70 VOL VO parts, Make otter: • ' . I m • · "• '59 ltoyal Dodge Sdn. Gd. wo'rk. Grey . w/blk triter, Price valid thru 2/1Jl/72
&16-1541 •, \ -.. $1fi5. Rubber OK. 100!. 673-:i91l DAVE ROS~ Only 5,825 true miles. So
new you wouldn't believe It
untll you~ ll Make oUer.
Mult 1tt today, 1100% fi. - :-. O.A.C. -
Fac:tmy air. PS, BeautiOJJ 548-"197:•¥ . . ' o· . PONTIAC CADILLAC • · lrwln· white with aaddle In-~67 Dart Good -nd 1 ~ PINT . 24llO Harbor Blvd. terior(257BSY)$2195 . -.••• ~ .. ~...-.. .... _ ..... .,.....~-
1970 ·El Dorado, fuJ9r equip. T A Cll. 75,~ mi. r/h, auto, V6. 1971 Pinto. '4 s'pd stick. Costa Mesa 546-801?
Gold w/wbite top. Leather . ~ yras evy AskiJV S700 ~· -De I u x e lnteriOr/exterior '&t PONTL..eMana Conv.
inter. $4,950, I 4 7 - 7 6 41 '66 DODGE, 4 dr sedan. 6 packaat. Prlvate owner. Lots of mil~e but l".Jod
(d&y1l, 644--0'm (aft. 6). 946 ~ ~~·· cyl, auto", radio, clean, $tOO 56-3679 or 919-ll84 an & cond. Sporty car. $395.
1 II'• alway:1 the right time & «M-n4'1546-996T or best offer, 962-1453 pm. ~'*"~2138=~eves=·~--~
always the right place il. · FALCON Put a little "IOOt' tn your 1961 PONTIAC Tempest Sta.
you want RESULTS! Call '65. OIEV Impala S.S. (2) · • LeW. • Id& too.e .tiiUtill!I Wan. GQOd transportalkil
642-5678 .I: plac-e that ad Alr, pwr. ·~· autom. 327 '63% Falcon Sprint, 4 spd, for "bucks", call. Oauifted (714) 962-9785
today ' enc. See A ~nve today:· new tira needs work. $225. 6'2-5678. ' Call 642--5671 .I: Save! ' n.EXIBLE FINANCING '. ' ' 17"'7"-~--,..,.~-=
Turbine drive, e<>welr· steering A: disc brake1,
rad.lo. heater, etc. Bic full alz.e Buick. Luxury and comfort tor 1uch a Low Price.
NN° '72 IUIC,K .IUCTllA 225
•unbelfl!vab!Y Low Priced for one of Arncrlca'a most .
luxurious automobiles. Turbine drive, power strering,
power brakel. Do&ens·of other extru. Order Youn Now.
• I Sirico 1933 • Sth & W1lnut [!fl -~ Huntington hlch .
536-6588·
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FORD '--------. '
Autos, Imported , 91'.0Auto\, I~ 'f.7.0A-. 1....-. 97U
i , , NOW IS THE TI ME TO
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MOTORS
DEMO
SALE
NEW MANAGEMENT SALE
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19n Chevrolet El Camino
custom, like new. 7,000 .. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii11 actual' rilile1 'la62.T. $2,99511
l9'JO'~tlac .Grand Prix
~Extra clean, low mllaaae 17t>BHF ... .,.495 SUPER LEASE David J. Phillips Buk:k-Pontlac-~I Super Pinto •••••• $64.48 mo
310 Broadway Laguna 8each Country Sedan, air cond,
. 49i1041 . • ••• $121.05 mo.
'67' otEV Impala S.S. Air,
au tom. Brilliant G o 1 d en
Grttn flnt.h, Maga, chrome
pipes, 377 e••r. Xtra "-·
FLEXIBLE nNANC1NG
AL MARTINEZ MOl'ORS
321 E. ht S.A. PH 54~1831
FOR Ale, 1986 Chevrolet
Impala 396 station wqon.
Power 1tft:ri.Qr, po we r
brake•, air conditioning.
New' tires. One owner.
642--5037 aft 6 pm.
2 Year Lease
Open or Closed
PlicAL LEASING
& INVESTMENT CO.
(Sine• 1913)
1914-B Moyer Pl1co
Cost• Met•
548-1155 '118 CHEV Impala S.S. 396
Ena'· .f speed, belted wkle
ovals, bright turquol1e
finish. ReOecta ~ care.
FLEXIBLE FINANCING
AL MARTINEZ MOTORS 1970 Fon! Bronco 4x4 duel
321 E. Ist S.A. PH 542-1831 tanks, drivirw: lights, ~
'63 CHEVY Bl S lion extras. Must see. $3,000. ~ acayne . ta , Cill 64~1501, 494-0103 aft 6 Waeon, 283 ere., mantia.I p.m.
llhitt. Xlnt cond. S 4 5 O. ·""""""==-"""-,.--,',,II 6(2...6943 days 96l4)f38 eve• '61 & '70 T Bi.rdl Landau, tull
A: wknds. ' • pw'r., a/c, am w/ta.pe, Jow
'66 Chev Impala atation mi., S1275 • $3475. Pr. *· ""°"' Radio, beater ,1,.,:,962-00lo=="·~-~~automatlc trans. power '67 FORD XL auto, air, aew
atfertna, -air conditionfna:. tires. immacu1ate. ·
Pbon< 541M41C DLR. 548-3727.
'86 01EV Bel Air 4 dr, radio, ·~Ford V-8., 2 dr., rib.
alr cond, auto, pwr ~re. $100 Or best otter.
a-, j -l)le<haolcal, * 557--0ID *
p,( 1'11 • ...._ • P'()RD '70 GALAXIE. 500
'I' ao;vy 2 °'' ""1l't 12.et Cpe, VI, air. Private _..._.., many x~ 'r>U!7: t!C/S-.1131.
.. c apd. "1*o. ""'!. '"'111 '118 !'ORD Coun<ry SOii Sta
<Ot. -· · wop;, air oond., fllll pwr.
'89 C.UCARO • 32'1, auto, btlt orrtt. 8*001.
V/top, ·R/H, PIJ, l9691Jrp. 2 doo<, vhiyl..,. wldo!lricu. S1.tt00 •. Nrc... Air. Stereo '1650 • 54HCl9. • • •49iH319 •" .
1972 VEGA ll'Aq<»i '51 roRD 11911. ~ spd, afr, lllllO ml. Good trans. nu tlns I
Pvt. Pty e .<7l>-7240 ... 11. *· 545,411.'15
'Ill El camino 327 auto, Rl!I, FOR Sal~. "'62 ford Galax"
Good <OOtd. Ill(). OOGvtttlble. <k11tnaJ """'·
ONN
IUNDAYI
OVER 150 NEW & USED vw·s TO CHOOSE FROM
'68 VW $911AREBA'CK ............ .
Lltlll bl119, bird •lnt1rlor,-rff11t t!m.-k l•I tf05. ' ' '57 )'0RSCHI, eo~PE ............. S12'1
Ctlllry '911ow,ich"romt r1mt:or1tl111! tlltvOvl (MlY 2"1, I '
'62 VW BUG ................. _',.. 1'495
E.llcelltnl niMlnt11 tWltlfll (HCZ l!tl.
'68 VY( S.EDAN .................. S7ff
sww 11vy1 1Wxc 1 .... J ••
'70, VW KARMANN GHIA .•... : .•. St7IO
Ytflow, rtd)9. Lk. tn IQ ••
·61 VW IUG .................. : . S456
,,.,. met•IHc ff'""' ualletlt ""'"''· lie. vou 4U
'66 VW DELUXE B!OS ........••.. J11tt
Lk. , .. osx. . :~9 ... ~P TOP.CAMPER ....•...•.. S~3tf
.Datt '71 ' VW · DELUXE IUS ... : ......
Nf Cll'MI. a.--"'11.. a.Ill •lltftt """"" lnl;. Lie. Ut l?V
OP111 -.·
• IUNDAYI . ' .. , . ' .. ~
LARGEST 'SEUCTION OF.
VW . ~USSES 1& •C•MPERS
'63 THUNDERBIRD ....•..•••••••. , .. SI*
1"1111 ..,_,, rMttllle blw, 1111111 llllt MW, (HlC,,..
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'65 VW SQUAREBAeK ............. Si1I
GrNI llcond ur. Lie. 111"1" '11. '
'6B BUICK SKYLAR~ ........ , .••• i1nt",
! llflf ,..,.,.._, rffi.. Ml ,._., ~ a. tctwt ll'IMla.
'69 RUEL SST 2 DR. H.T ••••• ~ ••••• S1Jii ·
Mii. blw w/Mk. ltndt11 ., ""' "'"' IX'tl •1 •
'69 DODGE YAN ................. S1fff'·
lHrt~ lerltf 2062~1 ... -
'67 OLDS DELMONT 88 : .•••••••..• l'fff
l"un ~ Nlllll. t lr CMfltlonln1. Lie. ..,, CTQ. I J •
'6B OPIL RALLYE ............... t1fli·
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WIEKEND SALE ONLY '71 MINI HOMES
FULLY ECj)ltlPPED WITH ALL THE
TRAVEL EXTRAS PLUS FACTORY
AIR CONDITIONING. PRICED FROM •••
USED. LICENSE NUMBER I 6570SK I
$
MANY ~yo CHOOSE FROM
1971 MOTOR HOME $
20 ~. fully self contained Red-i-Kamp Motor
Home. ·Automatic, power steering, power
brakes·, generator, roof air conditioning. Used
low mileage. ( 165589) .FULL PRICE
1970 SUBARU 1969 DATSUN 510 '69 ALPINE G.T. '69 RAT 850
J60 Mi11i Yt11. I 761iASTI SM1n. Eciuipped ,itcf re1dv t o .!rive R1dio, heifer. IZAJ56~1;
' ho111e tod1y. 1Ykf90Ji $695 ' $975 $987
Spider, lotft fops, red •rleri or. CZMR·
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1966 CHRYSLER 1967 BUICK SKYLARK
1•276Jl l
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1968 CHEVROLET
IMPALA
2 Or. H.T. Air Cond., 1uto., P.S., P.I.,
r1clio encl he1ttr, IXSV5591
'10 TOYOTA
R1clio 11Mf h11ter. {AKH9ll)
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1969 BUICK SKYLARK 1967 OLDS WAGON 1970 GRAND PRIX 1967 OLDS DELTA
2 cir, H.T. Autonu1lic, r1di•, h11f1r,
powtr 1teoring & IJr1~11, wn•', 1ir
Vitft Crui1tr. VI , 1utom1ti,, r1dio, VI , 1utom1tic, radio, h11f1r, pow1r Coupe. R1dio, htieter, euto., power
heeter, power 1teerin9 & bre•e~ ... f~cl. 1t.erint I brelo:e1, feelory eir, power steering & bri•e•, vinyl roof, IWP'I·
1ir cond., roof r•c•. IFOf.fil '" ii• 1i: , win dow1, vinyl roof. 1054A0V), 66 11 , . r I-A $15?5:~;:' ,: .. ::$3188 ~ .. : ~~;,~J 98
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1968 OLDSMOBILE 1969 OPEL .J,AG,Ofl " ,.,.:" 1969 TORONADO
DEL TA 18 · ' CUSTOM
cortc:litionin9. IZOH216 )
$.~95· _, ~·I •J ,. •
1966 PLYMOUTH
SATELLITE
C , h R1c:lio, h11t1r, .. 1peed lr1n11"i11ion. ou,..1 ~111io, e1 +1r, 1ufom1tic, eir f '
·' <-II 2 , IY~I071 F II f I · · I I 142 ll:.1c:lio, he1t1r, •vtom etic, power 1teer· corul., white welli, vinyl.roof. (WPI· ~ce ent na cir. ..,.... 11 power, 1e ory eir, winy roo , •
,-1765) ing I Orelo:e•. ITRA7 761
~1445 I
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2850 Harbor Blvd.
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VOLUME SAVINGS
EXAMPLE
SAVINGS
BRAND NEW
'72 OLDS CUTLASS
Lo•ded incl. •uto. tr•ns., power steering
•nd br•kes, Va engine, etc., •tc. I 101312 1
ON
OLDS!
•
DEMONSTRATOR
'72 OLDS 98 LUXURY
SEDAN
Air conditio ning, til t.tel• whe1I, AM·FM 1t1r1•
m11ltipl1ll: r1dio, pow11"-6 ..... y 111 1, pewer 41er
loelt1 & tr11nlr. op1n1r, vinyl roof, cr11i11 central,
etc ., ete .
ORANGE COUN Y'S LA GEST
HONDA INVENTORY ·• LEASING?
LOTS OF '72 HONDA COUPES LOOK!
NEW 19n OLDS
TORO NA DO
Elec. 1e1t, wiMew1, 4oor l"k1,
vinyl fop, AM·FM •feree tetUo,
eir concf.
'129" IOITH .:'. ":'... ..... • n.• MU. ,.,. Y•r
WE LEASE ALL
POPUW MAKE
CARS AND TRUCKS
WINTER SPECIALS
RENT A GMC CAMPER
FULLY SELF CONTAINID ·
for FR~DAY $ 9 5
SATURDAYS
SUNDAY ENTIRE 3 DAYS
FIRST 300 MILES ARE FREE'
540-9640
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'72 CHARGER·
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hlcrrw. El ll 14 ''"' wirldWllll' Mlhln. ftttlion ... I. 11111 •ilrrl imrior, ...WniM t°"lnll
·COMPARE
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PRICES
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1yu1111. hlth i"''''' ,oiftl a. llYolth nitfl_.t. ORDlll YOUltS TOOAY./
$199DOWN '.
TAKE YOUR ·CHOICE
' IMMIDIATI
DELIVERY
5 1·t')aa~ .. . PRICE
"I _$J99 DOWN
S43AMONTH
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VOL ~. NO. 54, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ' . " 0 8ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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Teday's FIBal
. . , FRIPA Y, MARCH 3, 1972 ! .TEN CENTS
County Ruling Could Scuttle 100 · Hospitals
A precedeot-1ettlng Orange COunly
8uporlot ·Cow:t. ruling lbat may block
moro than 100 Calilornia hospitals now
under <onstrucllon broqht Inquiries
from ohocked hospital 0 ff I c I a t I
throuihoot the state .floodlng Into the
oounty cow:tbouse today, •
~udge Herbert Herlandl prompi..I the
shock wave late Thursday by agreeing
With tawyert for ·the Calllon>Ja· Health
Care l'loyiden-Aasncilltion lbaMbe state
acted Improperly wben ii autborlud
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• balldtng permlta for ftve Orlll(e C.W.ty
boapltals.
Ha ended a lollf lrW lbat luis. fr&. quenlly contained atlegatlolll of "profit
making" and "overlwiclln&" by boepllal
organizations by laaulng a ruling that will
CQ111pet the 1lale'1 l,'ubllc Health Depart·
mtnt lo druticatly revile lta hospital
licenaing regulation•. ,
If Judge Herlanda' decision 1univea
the , appeal that 15 already being
prepared; It wlll'!Dean lbal more than 100
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hospitals and nunlnc bomee In Catllornla
will bave lo IUe ~.:f"Uciitlolll with the -y regloaat
health _ pfaunlna agenclel.
The fiva .• aftocled Orange COunly
hospitals -Eall Allabelm Genera! and
Caizyoo no-at In Anaheim, Placenlla-
Lind& Commoini\y bi Plae<nlia, Br!Jlol
General In Slota Ana and Brea Com-
l!lunity In Br.a -will bave lo -k their
licemlng from the Orange CoUnly Health
Planninc•c.unctJ; • .
Shorn Prisoner Flees
.Reduced Sentence Still Looked Too Long
By TOM BARLEY
Of .. Deity """ St.ff
A Costa Mesan who got three months
lobbed off his one year Orange "County
Jall term When he prombed Superior
r.ourt Judge Wllllam Murray he would .,e ,m,, muataehe" ana cut hi! shoulder -
leoglb hair decided 'llliliday that nine
months was just too long.
Sherill's officers said Thom11 Patrick
Joyce, 'l'I, escaped from the Theo Lacy
branch jail just 13 days after his record-
setting encounter with Judge Murray.
They may have. a bard time finding
·Lots on Block .-
him. Jail pictures depict Joyce in his
flowing lockl and handlebar mouatacbe,
but deputies are hunting for a clean
ahaven man with neatly clipped hair.
Joyce's escape is the second 1uch
reversal for what ha1 .bten descrlbed 'in
Superior Court as Judge Murray~a "mod"
approach to the sentencing of prilonfirs.
. He ordered a fiogglng last -year. for ' I
prisoner who agreed lo iccept lhe ·Im!<
disused form of corporal punlllunenl, 1Jiit
Sherill James Mu!lck · refuoeil lo id'
minlite'r the poiolibmenl. " ' ·Capo .BetJt?h .l,qn4 ~~-_.,-~A :P1 ~ &:::. l\llJllal _,, Jolt In the Gl;Colle-.... .,,, s; '"'*' . . 'Wck .. -·
. --JIUctl area ..ul P 1111 for al II I.IL . l ·• , . eMr,el.. ,
poliflc flldloa Marclt II. · Ol!l1 call, . 1 CllDltt's c:llOck, ~ ·~·1 a · iq my mwnii • ••~-Dt·~-f u•·• aid id cerlllied died<, or bolli or postal monoy Id ,_._ ..,,_ ·"-.,_ bar~· ~ -.:-1 0 u,oguW111 es U. orderl quaHfy U teglJ payment for IUC--II "'I-a• •"'f••I" ~Ml" ·ma . r
the pmrcel1 are toned (Or m•$tt'•J use ceslful bidders. J arfang~. with ~· 1'It'1 . to
IDd an Melbed ao: Eacb aale la IUbjeel lo final' approval be pretty llild for lbal well-trunmed
-A lol wt1b about 1;1111 _. feet by the atate Divilton o(m,tnra)'! ~ young ~ 14 step bock Into the drug
•ith iml!Ular shape al the -cor· the California Hij!hwi:k.. Cominlsalon and cul-. -of Calle Juanita and Calle ~aloma, ·actuaJ·lllle transfer i>lfca afltt the But JoY,ce, a. convicted burglar, proved
w.ich will go on the block al lO·un. on-lnnaJ approval. 'rbur1d"7° lbal II wun't very dilficull to
ilte. · 'Ille lots originally were .part of the 1et back cm lbt llrttl -wbat might be
-Anolber int with about 15,300 square acrMge IJouCbl with oripial treew1y the ·beat ....,.. In the world - a
feet northwest ol -Via Velez between CODJtructlon :and now .bave ·been deemed c:rewoul·and lbal c1e11.-sbaven look.
Vi& Callfcrnia ad Via Sacramento,. aell" turplUI. . ,. · •
Ing ot lt:li Lm, ,,,. division 11 ~ II conducting a r
-Anotbor lrrelullrly wped l,IJllO. major ~ and rebuilding project of p iJ..e t B · t
·""'--"-' "'-the •• I ·~-~Fr . th 're'S n : "" ...,..._..._.. ,,_.... at 10Uw.1wes corner ~ ..,~,,,...v eeway m e 1ame area. -. . , .......,,. . .
" Contributio ns
End Coniroversy
They 1<11 their bulldlng permils from the
state cfurlni an !&-month gnce period
that -.:u tacked on --\ut year to allow
backers of planoed boipltals to get their
permlls •fiom ;the state rather 'than the
rt£ional agencies that hlVe now taken
ovei thit ·duty.¥ · . ·
The 'ICl-C!aUed. "grandfather clause" to
lbe Pully ·Act . prnl?IPled · a fiood of In-
quiries .from organizations conVlnced that
baalllt-ptanolng councils . would tie much
-• esactb!g in· their iequi;lea than
state officials.
II w~s alleged , during l!Je trial lbal
most of the organizations w.ho aot their
permits simply ran a tractor over, their
hutrledly acquired sites to 1prove to tl\e
state that they had broten ground foc the
pn>Jecl!.
Judge Herlands ruled Tburoday' that
that .wls not enough. He said hospitals
woald have to prove that they had bind·
ing· cOntraru and loan comllllb:rients
prior to the deadline date of July.1, 1rro.
P~el to Study Budgeting
0 £ P-l°Qm~tion Hits-Delay The chance fer a controversy over
1pencllnlf of~. luDda for the bronze bust
of President. Nixon were nipped In the
bud tbi5 ~ aa vobmteen announced
the· goat for ibe purchaae bu been met.
, . • ,.. . MILY. '"'' ;...:.. lir' -~ .Roll ht the Scroll ,_ '. · ~ ' ' "
Ian Clemeote Mayor Watter Evins tbi5
weelt loot -tem!lorarlly -lbe c:ballce lo
ompanel a special . mmmlllee · Io
reevatqate the city's lllllUll HpeDSe f0<
promotion.
· The ooocepl lo appoint 1 five-man ·
j>anet lo oiudy the budget· category will
.Jiave lo watt .until the fuunlclpal elecliooa
M'e Oftl', couocilmen·decided.
,. Jn a memo to fellow councilmen, Evans
·laid that the structure of the budget on
'idverflltng and promotion n e e d 1
ClarWealloil and the ·bu4gel doe• not Nnect act~al city eXpense for items
·ranging from advertising out of town• to
.~talarle11,f« fiesta and Christmas work by
idfy staff.
' Some of the ezpendlluttl are spread
throaglloat the·rest of the city budget and
1r1 cliflku1t lo completely trace.
\. "-thole 1pread<lut Items are
..,.1 allocated toward salaries for '-al city mqiloyes for thell' labon al
the amJllll fiesta and CbriltmU decor•· :11om,.
No Jlall Charge
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• San Clemenle'I town ball candidate's
jqt,1 In the -community dubbouae
Will be loll free, -~ fbi. week. .
-• Granting 1 requeol by the 1-"'l
·µto Jaycees, counctlmen acned to wllva the Ulllal rental We for the new
-.rtuut '
This year'• advertlllng lllcl promotki!
entry amounts lo flO,tol IDd lncludel the
city'• '8,700, annual conlrlbullon lo the
chamber Of conunerte, )iblch ·con~
for promolion,of the city for louriJm.
The· city's bed-tax re ... oes constitute
income for the promotion category .
-Spread lbrougbout the rest of the
budgeti however, are other Jtem1 that .
comprise a greater .._ f0< the same
purpose.
Evans proposed that the -llee be
made up of a delegate fram tbe chamber
board of direc!orl, I drec!or from the
_Apartment, Hotel-Motel .Aaaoclallon, a cl-·
ty councilman 1111 one laymai1 cbolm by
the mayor.
Bui fellow councilmen Wednelday
agroed lbal to eliminate the c:ballce of the
budget becomlna a campaign taue,. the
matter woutci be reiurrected after the
Aprillleleclloo.
Home , Garden
Page Debuts
A new Home and Garden page
n,teo Its debut --In Saturday's DAILY PILOr will> new
handy hlilts "and tliio for weekend•
prnjec!a """"" 1111 llomt. •
Meamrblle, two old favorites of
the SalllrdlJ """" wtll be movtnr to a -. <lay. TV Waet. lhe map,.. ol loloololon 1111 Family
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Mayor Walter Evans beams at a scroll.bearing tiundredJ of -stuclen~
Thu•, the chance of the City of San
Cle~ donating oome promotion !undo
toward the purchue died.
· signatures supporting Tuesday.'s Skent ·taX. overri4e In the . Oapi· ~trano;Unified Scl)oo! oistrjct continuance eleciioh . .j:t the top of the
scrqll 1S ,Doug_Bourg; In center is,Chuck Rahl.
l'llul Presley. bead of the President's
Project Committee willcb tuCCeUfully
rataed lhO '8,100 needed lo buy the.art
-k. said no cfooailon from the city.or
chamber of commerce using bed tu
revenues would even be considered.
Hutidreds . of V olunwers ·
"We've mlde It ?Jltb all local, private Cheer Rescue Success ·.
contrJbuUom," be uld. . . .
The next pbue. of the prn)e? ii the . From AP Di!palche• •
Planninc ol a P!bllc ...-ntalion of the EL MONTE -Wh.at pri<io do you Put
art wort to Mr. N1zon hhNelf durjqg a orr a boy:1•life? · ' , ·\
tprins .ttll to 'the W-Wbtto lfoule. ·To. the bundredt of.v·ot u n lee ro .: • • ' 1 • . Vlllmalaly, the bust, m1de b y . emergency workerl and olllc!als ·who
llCUlplnu. Edith Bland of Corona det look part In tbe maulve -·and sue-'
Kar, wW1 ht pruentat to tbe Nbon cessful ,-reacue operation for I-year-old
Library. Anthony Beraarclino, no cost was loo
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Ciws' Swec(en
San CletDeDte Catmcllmen S t 1 n
Norlb(up, the yfftclal loi of Ouoridallon
of Wiier in'tbo city, pl!tled another bullet
out of hll war chsll ibla week.
In I wry dcbMt• with fluoridllion
cbamploa Councilman Wide Lower,
NGr1llrup polmM GUI Wodnellday , lbal aw,-. by parlllmelllaiJ decrtt, baa
bmlld 1111 ,. ti -ldoo In mllllld!*I
drinklnl--
high. ... •
Risking 'death In tunneling altempb,
the reacuen got to the El Monte boy
almoal oeveo hoora after be tumbled Into
a narrow 'bole Jn a road const:Netion proj·
ect ·ip lhia Loa Angele1 suburb and 1Je.
came w<dle<f %7 feet below the surface.
Offen ol help and equipment' poured In
from indlviduals and groti~ tlvough Ibo ·
SOUlhland. At llmea, rescue w.rkers did
nbl know the name of the mel next to ,
them but -under presllO ~reach Alllboay )lelore .. WU tuiJed fatllng
dirt or ·IU!fered Ina miknOwn I les -
didn't bava. llllt ~nk about ii.
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11tedicat. centµ for oblervaUon. ·He w11~
reported in"aood condlllort.' • • ,
· ••Ho.w's .' Jlnqlix1" ·the 1!01 added . in
reference to bis &-year.Old·broiher:
"The >two : 'ilere Oylni ldteO Thili.day
afternoon wben Anthony tumbled llito the
hole. , · i-• •
"I never thought they lll>Uldn1 gel
him," bi1 mother · S.ndr1 llld. . "I jU1t
wondered how Jong It wu goJ.na to take."
At limes, rescue worken c:outd bear
the boy crying, · then t a u 1 b I n 1
hysterically. ·
Jim Bernardino, the boy's father, Mid,~
ti·~ really happy •. They (re 1 c.u e
worken) reaOy did 1 aood job,'' •
Sberiff'1 Deputy Dave Rathburn, who
carried Anthony to oolaty, aald, "l.1sked
hini U he. were hurt.and be 11id, 1No',
"He didn't appear lo bave any·lnjorieo.
He wu warm just lib a llllle lloy oupt • to be." .
CHCPA lawyers ugued during the lrlal
that nnt one of the five Orange County
hospitals challenged by the nine-hospital
organization could fneet that deterIJiliia.
ti on.
State health department officials Aid
today that if Judge Herlanda' rullilg ia
upheld by the appellate court the five
Orange County facilities and other
California hospitals that will be inevitably
challenged will bave to ask local healtb
(See BOSPrrAU, Pa1e J)
are
Australian
Medic Tells
Discovery
SYDNEY, Australia (AP ) -·Dr~
WUllam McBride said locfay be hu found
a second drug that causes deform1Ue1 in
babies. It Is "not as Important u the
thallctomlde breakthrough,'.' however,, he
added.
McBride WQll fame in 1962 with his
4Jscovery that thalldoinlde taken during
prqnancy-cailaed·bables to be-born with
defdrm!Ues. "
Wrlling In the AUstratlan Medlcal
Journal, he tdtlllllled Ille -ctrua u
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taken II I tranqullilar
In Basel, Switzerland, a apokesman for
Ciba-Geigy A1C., ~of illllpramlne, said a Coal...., otatement would , be
issued later, *'•def~: uAll we can aay
now Is lbat thl1 ls not a thalidomide case.
"lmlpramlne, which Is be'!'J sold under
the 11J1110 ti TGftanU, bas bien on lhe
market for It ,...., lllcl Is avaUable ealy
on prescription.
"II lo ""IFialng that tbi5 frontal attack comes -~-a relatively. old ff Bot the ti~ aerfoul lo mab a rUsh c»i1 • filln~.1· . . ,
Dr. JI'...... Oldham , Kelsey of U.•
Federal 1lrui Admiriislratlon ·blocked the ·
use of thatldomlde In the United Stain In
Jill. For this, sbe was Jcclalmed by
President J'obn F. Kennedy.
The 44-year-old Australian doctor said
In an interview: HJt ii poulble that time
are other drur• wb!cb afflcl !Ill -fet111 .. Thia ls an area wblch, we lqot to ·resea.rch.11 r r
McBride heado I planned fJ.Jf.mlllton
organization .lo oludy the develop.-ol
the fetus during pregnancy and the ftrll
weelc after, birth.
•He establlsbecl It with the f47111JO hi
w11 awardal fer hia work on the eflectl
of thalidomide.
.He deacrlbed his flndlnga on fin.
IP.r•"llne as. "Uie ,breaking lbe four-
minute mile -the oecond lime. 11le druc
II very good 11 an antldepreaanl but 11
h11 lbeie other efleela II taken by_,, 1l' early prqnancy." · •
, In his report l)ledlcat journal, McBrldo
emphaslud that the manufacturers of
lmipramlne warned qaiNI 1\1 -durina pregnancy. ........ c ....
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· n·. lo!nl 1o be .U..y and wtDcly
this weekend, with lelllplnlllnt
along the Orange Coast .-al
Ill rising lo 80 Inland. Lowa tonight
45-55. Hive 'a nice weebnd.
INSIDE TOD.tY
sauon lak1 to the ~ 111tt
lfftlc<!ld. LcmdllGIU"'° ~ •l!-
clftlt art of !ht EfM>lloM, It
gaining J>OP1liorilv. A 1'°'11 f~ lodatl'• WHlcndfr g1et1 o.,
baclcgrov!ld °" lla!ocllo Ci!>
fomia'1 fladand rogatt&
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Doinl ao _,Id be a community
oe'rice, ·counci!Dlen aid.
Waet!y will -lit -foUDd In tbt -SandaJ--=:-for the llnl llml 11!11 . ,,,.. adlcm, Northrup flld, Clme lut
N ..........
Tboun,,.W .ti ponons -pwba11o
milllona ·-lfoilold and WI~ tho
drlma •l\f OD radio and lelevlatoa 111-
tionl. 1 I , '•
Hospltsl 1ttendanll Ali !lie ,.....11er
apparentlJ lllffenil 111 -•l1IJ!jrlal.
•Al -drllllil • 'IMoot -•hall ad)l<onl lo the bolo ' In wblcb
Anthony wu trapped, Dr. Wl1111m Baker
of 1:1 lf-talked with .lllm UVoup I
1telholcope extended Cll lllaltlc: tublq.
°"YI'" was JlUllll*I .. wlllda -Ol Anthony'• face.
l..M...,,. ' ~= ..
Ctl.._.. 1 :: I ~=---: !!!!!! .::. ., J
.• il'ba evtllllli ...... all 14 of the dly'1
.,.itdalll ... two council aeats will llato
tllitr qullflaillolll will be April I and DO
adm!-II cbarfod.
. Tldi will ..U. the • • c o n d election
-thol the -cl.. llaa . _ ... the caadld1i.t'1111Pt. ..
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_,.,, -wlll *'Y •
,.._ UtUop .. the ....
---juot """"' tbay'N ..... llDOdly lllluulb P'rl-
dly. Looi< ... TV Woat IDd Fllllily
WtM!y.....,.
lie IMa aaa.t Dr. 1-, I loal -
.... pu1o11. 1111 -n, tt "' wooild ua to-"No.=: I'll bt a 1ea1J-Nn,• Lower CltJ 1 . .,m ....... to ...... the
..W. 11711 .. ii I pl1•lcttt Aprl 11.
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M I reo<ue --Carried the boy to
the ..-face 11 12:0I l\m., .:!
--and other emeraeocy -. 'l11e dlrt ... k<d and pale you,,..iar ,
.,.J, llcwnmy, hi Daddy,'' to his per•'
-. beinC tWo by bellca!>tor to I
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Bailor r9portod la --n oeverat Umes that AnthooT WU all rt;hl .
"He told me 111'• eold, be wants out
(Sal Ula1I, hp I)
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Ollallllto ot the llr1t Sundlly edJUon 1 • of tlll DAILY PILOT av• to be
....... (11'1 eomlnc WI lunday)
ll't fold., wpe today. •
llere •a a plevtew of 10me of the
i10rlu and feature1 readert will find
la tut coll•'• item "first edition":
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1 lllllD.\Y SPECIAL , ,.-R u d I """'*'DI .DAILY PILOT 1taU
• -•• ~ rJPI -lo sut level In
In ~live arllc-ie on "pif 111J1.
:bhll." "'J:.
' ~~ lell1 net.,;,,. !bf "how'"ol the :Irle w.r-·1 twlllPJ ~ but I .i.o.-·.qC·tbe ".why." 11'• a Pqe'l .r-111 a.'lpo!Jfbere DAILY PILOT
.-.-week will pn1tnt stories
llli1 Ue! -t.u. ' ,, I" .... t ... ~w..~:7..:=
Olll offbeat 'cilO!u ana iillUJ\111
."aalail" 'from boih 1nttmatlonsl and
'¥.'! --"""· . P!ATlllll!ll -'llmnln Int.rel!
artJclel Jn the "A''. Section Sunday will
Jnclude one on Ille ·Irvine 0>mpany'1
war 111 lqUlrrtl1 at Newport COnt.r, 1
1!11etr backWard look by astiO!llut
John Glaln and the life of a local
clown.
.IU8T COASTING -Managing
Editor Tom Murphlne produces one of
bla popular columns e1peclally for the
-., papor. And he'll do It each -·' IDlTOIU4L PA G E -Is Coocream•• Jolin Schmitz beaded for rtal lr<Nble al tile polls? Lead
edlt.orW analyu:s his intransigence in
relation 'to Pre1ldent Nb<on and the
Nil<Oll Doclrlne.
•oPPOlrrl: 'EDITOlllAll -New
pqa IUl1 of commentary and columm
mallel Ila deb!lt In the Sunday edition.
"-"'" columnist& 11 Barry Goldwlttr who, in bla first DAILY
PILOT piece, 11y1 Nil<Oll retlly 11 tile
Man of lbe Hour. DAILY PILOT
Edll<r Tom KeevU It1unches a new,
Sunday-only column, ' 'E d i to r ' 1
Note-." and ldmlta IA~tbe flrll one
lhat be la 11 old u Corky of tile
Guollnt Alley comtc atrlp.
SPORTS,-Leading off "B" Section
of tbe.,.,. Sunday paper, the DAILY
PJWI' lportl report wUl uU!lu the
lallil !MW• deodllne In Southern Ctll!ornli lo gl•i Sunday morning
rader1 the tlmellelt lportl """' ~avallable.
Jl'lllt tlma oiit, -DAILY PILOT
~ 1tiffer1 wlll wrap up weekend
ICU.rut• and wlll have 1 1~ eye
ooi World'recoril miler Jim Ryun 11 he
trlil·Olll bla kick In the Meet of Cllam-
pkjoi Slturaly it the collaeum In Loa
A!Jlet... ' ' 'YOO' IBCl'ION -Loadid with
feoturu and colUllllll -llWlY of them
nn and creatacl .eipeclally for Iha
fl1411, -J. 1m ••
llulldly editlocl of the DAILY PILOT
-Tllo lint -Wiil lodudt ••••
·YOOJI CllSDlT' IAadolf ullclo ID
-11111 bow ,.. ... dloelt·-
-crodll rollJll. It __.. Ille -tlon, ''How lair ll the Pair ~~•·· Act?" •-j"'J ......
ANS11EU, ACl10N -New col·
wnn, "Pal Dunn, AT V 0 U I\
SERVICE," la wbere reader1 &et the
....,..,, and Ille. ICllon t11ey. need. 'II
wUI name .._ llld lell facll and
-~ be ~ald lo'flcJil cUy lajl. . . .
• llBGUL.U 'VOil' RATVUll -AIJ10!11 ~you" featw-81 to be published
every Sunday ire Good Deed People,
You and the Law •• Hetp for You, You
Can lltlp and Your HO.,)th; • , : •
. NOT !':OR WOMEN (ONLY) -Men
ARE lnvltod lo 11tp Into ll!t pqea fu
"C" Se<Uon•Wbtrt a local perlOUllly
Will be profil~.e~ Week (lint-la
Judie COila Bili«), where columntala
Erma Dombeck, Ann Landen and
c.unt Marco (new lo Iha DAILY
PILOT) wUI dllplay their war" -
and where Sydney.(Jmarr offer• a look
at your ,1>oro1cope.
REX REED, ENTERT AJNMENT -
Hottest "•bow bit# ,column In the na-'
tion .. wrltltn by onetime celebrity Re•
Rffd, hlghHgbts enterta i nment
coverage _that, in the first Sunday ed~
lion, wUI Include Iha debut of thla
1ear'1 "Luci PoU."
DAILY PILOT ruder1 con win
theater passes and other prizes while
voting for their fivoritea among of-
ficial "Oscar" nominees for actor, ac-
tress and "best film'' booors.
CLASSIFIED ADS -Lau deadline
(Saturday noon) tor "want w ··
mean• the lillln(1 wUI be fresh and
timely In 8Wld1y'1 1cl111lfled HctJon.
New feab,:re, Woman's World, offers
two 1twing pattuna In addlUon to ad•
of 1pec:lal lni.rt1t lo bu.y women.
COLOR COMICS, B!IPPLEMENTS.
-Color comlc1 oectlon, Family Week·
ly and TV WEEK wUI be dlltrlbuled
e1ch week with the new Sunday edi·
tlon.< ·
The firat Sunday edJUon will, of
cour1e, emph11iu coverqe of local
''hard new•" u well 11 human ln-
terat fe1turei, photos an d U.
Ju1tr1Uou.
Every Sundaf, the DAILY PILOT
wW continue tt'1 ''day-ahead••
c:Overqe pf the stock market by ol·
ferlng hJ&hll&hla of the week'• 1c-
Uv1Uea on wa11 ·atteet (tile week'wnd
su'mmary will be 'publilhed tn S1tur-
d1y edltlont, at Je11t one d1y earlllr
than ,aiJY other Orqe Countr .
. ~•paper offer• U>· . , . c.
Ru! ~It ~w1, moved from the,
SalurdaY ,paper, wUl be dlaplol'ed IA ~ 1191~ SecUon. '
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F~~rStuden~ Held
In Sniping on Freeway
Jl'onf !&-year-old Placentia hlsh school
boya are being held by Orllli• police
cbarpd with the ll!IMleu thrill lhootln(
ol a lnewey worker lut Tueaday nJabt. The; 'l"'rtet are charged with U!ault
with 1111e111 lo commlt murder, accordtnl
lo Orlllie deltcUve Jim Roblnaon. They
are b4ln( held In the COUDly'1 Juvenile . ball~llll'· • . Ro 11ld the tip wh!Ch ltd tO ·the'
aolutlon of the wanton lhooting Olme
from Itl Dorado High School olfidala.
He aid two of the lour Y<>uthl are
.... _ from the county'• Joplin Boy1·
Ranch,ln Trabuco Canyon. The youth ac-
cused of Ille actual 1hootlng reportedly '
stole a car Tuelday after eac1plna from
the rli>dl and be and hla companion ptckecti· up tbe two other boys and went
M 1 jOyride 1hooUng spree whlch ended
wJ•h !he solplng.
serloualy wounded WU Mlchoel W,
f>awlOD. 21, or El Monte, who was
operallng a groovlna i lg on the Newport
OU.N•I COAST k
DAILY PILOT
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b C*nblned tn. H~r-u. ii putllf"*I ltY'
tfle 0...,... Coett l"llllll1Mnt CO!Tllltll'f, s.,,...
At. fd!lltnt. t rt IM/bllUMd, Monday ltlrouQll
Frldly, fw CO.tt M ... , NfWllOrt 81~,
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IMC!I, l1"¥11!t/S....Jtilltdl 11111 S.t1 C~t1/
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TM twlllcfpll ~1111111'19 pMnt la I I no Wiii
My ~tretl, Cllllt MfWI, C.lllOrrlt., fa'»,
lol.1rt N. W11d
l'r•lcleM Mii P\IOl\ttltr
J1clr It. C11rl1y
vice l"r•lltnt ~ Gtrttt•l """""'
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Mlnetlnl ll!IW
Ch1.C.. H. Leot ltir.h•N P. Nill Mllta11r Mllllllrll r'tt.r.
·~s.a ,,.OfflM
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Freeway near Lincoln Avenue about
ll:30 p.m. Tuesday nl&ht.
Police aald they recov.red a aawed off
lkallber rllle whlcb they are c«taln
Wll the ..... pon uaed by tbe youth. Tllo
quartet altar beJni picked up . by Jn.
VOltlgotort led them to the rllla wblch
WU 6Jddan to ao.orqe-ln Pllcln-
tla. ~ ' ...
ll•WIOP ,II. reJ>OlU!I I/I· oerl9ul· t1<tndltlon
today IA Orange County Medlcil CeDler
lollowlng surgery•Thursd1y. He had vttll
organs . damased . by. the . single bu~
which ~!r,tte1thlo l.elt •kle u ·n. .,...,
woitJnc · •lop the cement cut 11 n 1 madllne.
From Pagel
RESCUE •..
• . . and he wants out," Baker said.
At one point, authorities said , Anthony
apparently became impatient and uld he
would dig himaeU out if workers didn't
hurry.
Attempts l9 lower volunltt{s , including
a I-fool jockey, Jnlo the bole lo Anthony
proved unsuccess!W. one volunteer w111
able to 'touch the boy bqt c?iddn't FY:
him I-beca""' he Wll too tJibtly
wedged.
The boy fell backward! Into the oi--
lng, landing with one ·roo1 dO!fft end lhe
other Up. ms head w111· J1miDed · qa1nat
the knee of the uprl&ht le1.
Light Airplaii~
Hunt Called Off
,
'
Coast Guard Search and Rescue C.ntar
operations have eMed In Iha olllbore
hunt lot a mlulna Qiula Vllll couple
whole plane took off 'l'lload1y af1en*n
1rom cataUno Island.
Tba nnled Cealna I'll carrylntl Mr.
and Mn. lUcbard NeU.On, who lllad no fllPI llien tJ1d pve no clelllnltloa -Jijo-. II --loll al-. Civil Alr Pain! \'OIUnteel'I and varloua
m.111'1 olllcte Will -a land ~ ·for the mllaln( plane wblcb -from the San Diego arta.
One CAP officer 111d Tlolnday 11111 14 .
alrpor1o u far wt u Lu V-bad
been cbedled, Incl~ lmpecllon of
etch parl<od pi... to delanalne II 11
could be the mi.a1nc craft. '
~ohlessness
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Shows Dip
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~ ' Over Month
WASHINGTON (U PI )
Unemployment dipped lo 5.1 percent In
the naUon in February, lowest rate lince
October,· 1m, jbe 10Yernment reported
today. '
'1111 decllnt from Januuy -When Jobloow# ldpcl .downward lo U I!"·
cen& from I percent 1n December -reaultod from lharp declinu I n
Wlemployment among both men and .. ..__.
Tllo reducllon In Iha·-~~ leve!J
olflet U ICOJ.U-)'lllr ·J.ap ~ Jrom 17.,
perctnl to 1U percent ~ In• -lmolli .teenqert. lbil '11 tbl' • llJghell
livil.\ recorded l1Dct the · La b..6 r
Department'• Bui-tau of !labor Sbllilllca
1tarted keeplog youth records In IHI.
'1111 job 1ltuatlm! report wu good news
for 1dmln1Jtr1Uon economic -and
polltlcal -otrattatata who bove H•
prwed hope that tile· Joblea !eve~ will
fall well below 5 puct.nt this year. Some
even have forecast a drop to close to 4
percent.
· But.a tpokesman for the AP'L-CtO said
that the drop in unemplo)'ltltnt rate
waa a ltatlJUeal quirk resulting not fl'Qllll
Jobleu people 1et11ng Jobe 'hut from 1
decline In the loll! labor force.
"M1ny people Juat got discour11ed and
stopped looking for work," said Nathaniel
Goldlinger, chief economist for the AFlr
ClO. "Therefore the truth is that there
was no chanse, no improvement ill February."
The repcrted drop in the joblets: rite wu accompanied by a 0.2-hour Jncreaae
,. 1n the averaae work week for rank-.and-
Ille worker• lo 17.S boun, equallni the
highest mork since July 1179.
The longer wort week rnultfld Jn a JS.
cent lncreaae in rank·and·file average
weekly earninp lo 1130.17.
From Pqe l
HOSPITALS. • •
councils for permtla.
If permlla are d1nled at tha~ level, the
bullde:r1 will hive to watt one year before
they can 1s1ln 1pproach the atate
Department' of Public Hwlb for "'other
ICTUUny of the application.
An offtclal of, one aflectod hoapital who
prefers to remain anonymou1 told. the
DAILY Pll.oT today, however, that "Ulla ruUna may not be qulle the tr11edy II'• beJni made out to be by 1111 Jawyer1.'' ' Tlta dlrlClor polplfjl , Oii.i that lbe '
Orange County HealiJi '~ cOuact1
recenUy ·•ppnlved Up&iioloR:' of tbr1e
Iqcal hnlpllala deaplta, the tr,mendoua
ptibllctty 1-atoc1 by the w1a1 and the
clalmi th1t we're bea:nnlng vutJy
overbedded."
·~·One ·of -1ppronl1 aflected· Ille' Mllllon Community llolpllal which will
be adding • beda to Ila Mlallon Viejo
facility next year. Expan1lon1 1t South ;
Co1at Community Ho1pltal In ·South :
Lquno and tile bulldlna of Saddftback
Community llolpltal·on Ila Lelaure Worid
1lla will add nearly !00 l>oepttal .beds to
the total 1vall1ble ln 0r..,e County.
. AppllcaUODI · submitted by Mlaalon
Community, TuotJo Community and
Wutmln!t.r Community holpllala were IPJl!Oved by the planilln( colincll delpilt
obJectlons tblt the addltlom were part of
a proaram which could coot the Orqe
County public more than '3l million In Jn.
Cl'lllod ho1pltal cborfU.
. ' ' Tennis h Bids
Ali Hav~ Errors
Foui 1epar1tibldittr1 for tht cli1nce to
bulld two new lennl• cOOrta for San
Clemente have flunked their final exam.
All their bids, it was announced this
week, were full of errors. :
So City Manager KeDJ1't.b. Clrr. won the
chance to rtadterllae for 1nolber':ume to
allow for more correct bidding ·on the job
calculated to eo&t about $25,000.
Carr said the total could be reduced If
the bids come In with cheaper, alternate
fencing materials.
A large e1pense, he 1aid, would bl
bornt if redwood stripe were woven into
the ch1Jn.llnk leilce.
The nezt batch of bids will come in
with pllln feni:Oa Included IA the price.
The two courla at1 proposed lor San
Lula Rey Park.
' Historical Umt
Lauds Clemente
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IT MUST BE "OKLAHOMA" -WHERE THE WIND COMES SWEEPING DOWN THE PLAIN
San Clemente High School St~d1nt1 W Ill Open Their Major Mu1lc1I Tonight
Oklalio111a·, OK
School Musical ~Opens Tonight
San Clemente High School's' majo't
stage production of the year opens
ton1ght In the school's Triton Center -a
full-scale rendition of "Oklaboma.1'
Performances will continue Saturday
even1ng and again n~t Friday and Satur·
day nights: at 8 o'clock, and volunteers in
the show hope for a repeat sellout
matching last year's· "Sound of Music"
production.
Reservations for this s e a s on 1 s
performances are being bandied through
the House of Music or by calling 492-1645,
or -492-5761.
Students in both drama and music
departments are taking part in the prcr
duction, which will include performance,
by Portia Winterbourne, Nick Manfredo,
Ruth Garwood, Bob )lelore and Cindy
Johnson.
Production spokesmen said this year's
show will not be held over and urged ear-
ly reservaUon.s.
Kleindienst Def ends Self
By ROY McGREE
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Edward
M. Kennedy (!J.Mal8.) produced a letltr
today apparenUy intended to dispute
.Richard G. Kleindiensf/s denial that he
knew anything abOut a reported $400,<KIO
gilt by International Telephone I<
Telegraph Corp." to the 1m .national
Republican convention until he read
about it 1n tbe,papers.
Al .a Senate, bearing,. Kennedj\ .made
public 1 letter wrilten fo JC)eiodieut on the 1u~ject two monihs;earller.p
Kleindienst, nolJ\lnal#d hY. , l'i: .. 14"!1
Nizon.to •ucceed' John N. l\litcbl'll u at.
tom general, replied he djd nolrtmem -
ber le,lltr and that much of ' hiJ
Jll!Uct Department llll'il was )iused.
along roullntly to ether dJvisions to
answer before he ever aaw it. Kleindienst
has been deputy ·attorney general, °'e
second-ranking man in the agency.
The Senate .Judiciary Co~ittee,
which last week unanimously approved
Klelndienst's nomination, is looking at
Kleindienst's role in settlement of a huge
antitrust suit qa.inst ITlcT Jast year .
Columnist Jack Anduson, also due to
le!IKy today, charged th1t Ille 001,.1.
court settlement was related to a $400,000
gift by IT&t-T for the GOP convention and
that Kleindienst had a direct part Jn
negotiating the arrangement!. .,
Alamitos 'Tip'
-N arcoiics C~se
Drug Arrests
Federal narcotics agents, working on
lnfonnation supplied them by Los.
Alamitos police, arrested two young
women 1n Wuhington, D.C., Thursday:
night as they allegedly tried to claim a
Coot locker containing 100 pounds of mari·
)uana.
Taken into custody .at Dulles Interna.·
tional Airport in Washington were Linda
La!Aan, 20, of Tacoma Park, Md. and'
Jick Warner, 20, of Bethesda, Md. "
The leads to the federal officers came
after Los Alamitos police ·arrested two
persons Monday night on .Usplcion of
possessing U pounds· or marijuana.
Arrested were Jean Maxine Gam·
berdeUa, 29, of 10911 Walnut St. and
James Gerard Dessert, 25, or the same
address.
Los Alamitos police said the shipment
of marijuana seize4 in Washington Thurs-
day night had come from Mezlco to Miss.
Gamberdella's apartment . It was·
allegedly sent to Los Angeles Interna· ·
tlonal Airport and then to Dulles lnterna.il·
tlonal Airport. •
"We no tUied federal officers who Mi'.UP1
a.surveillance iit the airport," DetectlY.r.
Tom Hic.ka said. ''They arrested the two 1
women when th ey showed up wit.b a·
claim check for the foot locker."
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Devaltcatloa l•swe
" Dollar Decision ·-
' " Mulled in HQuse ·
WASHINGmN (UPli
' Formal approval or the U.S.
decision ,to dt\alue the dollar
for the llr$t time since· 1934 is
expected to pass quickly in the
. House after clearing the
, senate on a vote of 86 to t.
Rep. Wright Patman, (0.
Tex.), said at hearings on the
bill that he would give it quick '
action.
Patman is chairman of the
1 }fouse Banking Committee
that took testimony o n
devaluation Wednesday from
Treasury Secretary John B.
Connally and ~thur Burns,
cha,irman of the Federal
Reserve.
Although the bill-passed by
the Senate with the only
negative vote cast by Sen .
William B. Saxbe, (R·Ohio)
raises the offiC.ial price' of gold
from $355 per troy ounce to m. it actually only formalizes
action taken by·-the United
States and nine other major
trading nations last Dec. 17-18.
Connally and Burns · both
raised notes of caution that
the devaluation would bring
any immediate improvement
in the U.S. balance or trade,
which in 1971 recorded its first
deficit of the century.
Connally predicted there
.... would be a "small" trade
deficit in 1972. Burns echoed
Connally.
"The experience o{ other
countries indicates that large
exchange-rate changes will
produce large shifts in the
balance of payments." Burns
said. "But it also indicates
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MOTOR HOMES
SALES • RENTALS
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UTE LINER
IALIOA-PACI ARROW
LOCAT!D ON THI NIWN>RT
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THI SANTA ANA fRllWAY.
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Would you·pay an extr~
$5.21 per month ~~r · ·
Full New Cat Mruntenance?
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Mfllntenance Lease on any of C)Ut tirand new ~91.6
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problems ... no more un<'x~tcd eXpens~ end be\t
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tJmeJ. Find out for yqurself all the benefits and pleUU,et
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Moraan, Olrftlteld, Kennedy su-• cour• tf w.. s1•'• .-c.111 .. ..i. TINA.NCI. "'1i ••""" U1I09 ,.., i. lilf•M ., WILLIAM tO'f co11. '"' .,,...s111M TIVlttt \Hlfll' •/'Id ...rau•M ,, tt 1111.e:atMn., ttw .......,..-.111 ... u..tnfd , 1w 1M C-IY o! l• "-"'· ............. _ ~ C..._,. \,_. • ... ILLIA#I t . (QI.I, tilt 11.-Otfd 4'1 Tr"'! MIM MIMI 11, It'! ••· ~ D111,1c1 will 1'9(•1,,. llklt for lftl
Ind Gardner, lnoorpor1tecl. I& '" ~Mitt .. ", ... f 1l•t•., 1-!VtTl.f . 11 ... 1 M. ,.~ ... ,12 ••ttlftt ._..., .. w .... co•1. •• ~ .... "· w. 9Cllltcl w Cl.ti. VIClOllt IKITt,AND ~l,ll(llM ., 1'lf •• ,. F""" Llfh!I"• '
Filing Extension
J. KING, Of<ffMtl Iii .. L Hllflllflthll INct\. C.llf'tinll,e, CO.I. DK.Nlillll. •111111 IAltAN t.. 1,ICSTt.U.O, ~ ..... ,KJlltlb t i T.W1"1119 klloll tl'wn C-
Veatmtnt btnkm •lnct 1938, liltfk• 11 lltr..W e!Yffl ""' !tit 1111-Tllll 1111.i-" ...... ~ -M NOTICI IS NlllEIY 'GIVlH ..... wli.. "" , • .....,,. '4tl ....... ~ ''· ltn ••• WllCltn JN! .,. ll«f\Mld 111 •c.corCYnc.9
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' IOl'lll'I' ii Law 1Mt1 H.-nllll llrNI Jultt Cltr11 et Of"•11 .. Ct11111Y, on .... , IJ, 1tll, with 1"' ~ """"""" In 'M .. t\c1 Will SILL AT ,UeLIC AUCTION io kl'IOOI P"ac:ILl!llit. Mow-1-Mtlt Unified
Richard H. Pickup, vlce-11 ... V111 H11y1; Ca!lf9<11la tl.01, ,.;.,ty ., •r. '"'""' J. MM6P. °'°""' c.ur.t'I" ., "",, .... .,.,. ...... tn!llloll (9Urt, ar NIOHEtT 11ooi• FOlt CASH IN 'l'llllt klloOI i:>l1.,ld. !UJ •1ac1nu.. COii•
nol On You but On Ov.rburd...
prealdent ind manaaer and L• Antti.1, lt•t• •' c1Mi.,"1•, to 111t c "'-' .. M..,,. ~. wtlh .,. ~·-"' at 1hN ., 111o 111 \1wM "'**" ot 111t Mtw. c1nfor11ta. •lttt w111e11 1111"9 '"'
By SYLVIA PORTER
If you run Into any aort of
Jam in preparing your 1911
Fonn 1040, you m!I Y now get
an 11utomatlc t•o..monlh filing
extension to June 15, 1972.,
without having t.o &ive any e1-
cua to any one.
Up to now,
corpora·
tklns could
get an aut~
matlc lhree-
month uten-
1lon rmrely
by ruling a
1pecifll Fonn
7004 -•nd
ther 1tlll can get this auto-
matic extension slmply by
flllnf th< form.
But you, an Individual, could
'1et an extension only by
pen:nlsslon o! the treasury
, and the Treasury gave you
(this permfulon only for what Jt considered a valid rea.t0n.
Now, however, tbti
..Utomatlc arrangement has
·been made available to you,
lthe Individual taxpayer, as
'well. All you need do is flll out .a 'special new Form 4188. Or lf
you prefer, you can have the
jrofea11onal preparing your
tu return for you get the ex~
tension in your nam'i.
YOU NEED not give any
reaaon why you are reque!Ung
an ettenslon for filing your
ntum.
Although you can get your
ftJJng e1ten!lon automallc1lly,
however, It m11y coet you
aomethlng -1 l•clor you1ll
f tlgh when cons td e r l n g
,.hether to make the request. -it you 'haven't paid the full tu bY April 17, 11172 through
Withholding or payment of an
.estimated tu, you will have to
pay the regular interest at the
n:te of 8 ~cent a year (~
pircent 8 month) or any Un•
peld balance due with the
dtlayed return.
II the added payment due
pith the return 11 more than lo percent of your totJI tax
lbown on Form 4858 -or if It
lln't p1ld by the eitended due
date - a IAt percen~ per month
penalty also will be added.
· nte: possible financial ad=-
vantages to you of this
tomatlc I I I I n g extension
no elaboration from me
there's no d oubt that
Qiany of you will be helped by
the added leeway .
Nevertheless, the c h i e f
puipoae of the Treasury's
move la to eaae the pressure
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Ch1rle1 A. Mathews of
Mission Viejo hu been ap-
polnted directo r of santa Ana
opetatiol1.!I for m Clanon
Electric. a division o f lnterna-
tional Teleph on e and
Telegraph Corporation.
Malhews will direct opera-
tions for the manufacturing
faclllty which produce11 multi·
contact electrical connectors
and integrated e I ectron I c
packagea. He Is a graduate ol
t he University of London and
Ille /loyal College or ~lence.
* Twenty-five years of service
wlth Bank of America has
been marked by c. E. ··aocll'
Schueller, manager or BofA 's
Corona d t I
Mar branch.
He began
hls career as
a teller at
the Beverly·
Vermont
bran c h in
Los Angeles.
Schueller is
1tMu•1.L1a a past presi-
dent of the Kiwanis Club or
Corona d!I Mar 111nd is current-
ly vice president of the New·
port Harbor Chamber of Com·
mtrct.
* Patrlclt F. Cldlg1n has been
appointed president of the
newly fotmed EI e c tro n I c
E11gtoeerh1g l11ttrn111tlon1I, a
1ubsldiary of Elec l ronlc
Englntering Company or
Cllifomla.
The Newport 'Beach tl·
" • lllfl'i.tt 1/ld bffl ttlOdtr alllll 1o11lll11<t to • '1"'' ~ i. t11t "'*"'''~ I"' ura el UnJIH 11•1") 11 IM a.,i111 "fronl tl)lr6floe1 llkll wltl M 111llllclf retcl ''°~· A"f tel ta tltl during the Gary W. Rollison a od Gerald U11flrmoll"' llY ..,14 s~ ..... 1qr ceur1 ,11 f'l.lllllltl.fd or1._ C:..11 O•lfli' •11o1, Jam• l.. t1111t1. Jr .. "'""""" ot Low, to t111 °''"" c111nty etd courlholllt Clh d •I"' bf• 111d1W of'''°" 111 M1 llld mu1I
l pr1e orier1 "--J . Kohlel', Jr accounl ex· 1.,. ,1.,,,, tl!lt •rid lnt1,,11 01 '••Id 'tltruory it. :IS .,,. #1,dl a. 1t, lt11 :tm \/lo 0Mr11. Ntw""1 ''""' ,, s1nl• .u., Sl•ll., ca111arnra ou 'r1.,,1, 1111•11 .. btto•• bld• 1r• .,"*'., ""'"
lncomt tat fOing 1el.IOll. T11r: ·• dac••* •' IM um. o1 •••II and ,11 tM tin: C1llfll'11l1. ttMO. Wlllcll .. "" •••c• of fltl• 1ftd lnrtr .. t (Oll..-~..i to 1nd """' deJm wUI Ill dtemttl w11Ytd,
rlllno ltself h•a become ever· .. ecutlve1, are 111lgntd to the ,1.,.1. t1t1t ..,. 1111,,111 th•t ·~ •••••• ., 11111 .... 1 ., "" uM!lrtl.,.. '" all ,,.,11.,. 1111d bf 11 urMl•r ••Id OtH "'Trull '" th• 2. i11t proltct con•h" o1 t~ l4dlt11111 of
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•• or • burden on office localed It 500 Newport ••ld llto:••M11 "'' t(111,tlr.O 11¥ -·•llafl LEGAL NanCE Hr1tlt11"9 to !fie lfl•I• ., Mid ~I .. ,,,...rty 1l1111tM In ti.. Counly" Or•1111• ooltt. flood lltllll •l'ld •141ctrlc•I ltcllltltl p~ r-te' 0r· 111 law or oll1t""f", otlltr thtn Ill' '" .., wlthlft twr 11\0fttl'll anw 1'1t tl•tl .. ~llCI· S!1t1 ot Calllorni... 111 11ld (OUfllY ,.,d lflt" l1H Fltlll Lltllllnt,
fesaionals in this field as well \,;Cn r ave. d!llon ._ tMt ., ~td -..: .. ~. 11 ''-••<TrT1ous eutiMltt ''°"., tt111 nttlcl. ltttt ftKrllltcl ••: J. TM •••rdlnq »ody in '""Pll•nce w1111 The fltm I• headquartered 11t111 o1 d11t11, .,, 01111 ,, 111 "'' 11111ow1n11 NAM• sTAT•MlllllT O.~ ""'llA"' n, ttn. L.111 » ,.,. » o1 irtci ~'•· c1t1 o1 Ille recauJr•ltlf!ll• of 1111 Yblll' codt. 5ttt1
as o n the l1xpayets they serve • dt11erlbH 11,Jflllokl inter•" ar 1.i11• 111 Ttlf to11ow1,.. ,.,_1 •1"9 '"'"" ''' Otl1• c... C"'1• ,. .... •• ,.,. m•' l"ll<lll'dtd 111 ., '•UfornL•. ""' •.c.rttlftfll 1n111 odoP'td
_ 'due to the fact that the In Loa Angeles wllh off1ce1 in ...., 10 "" hlllowl.,, oe.crllltd , •• , ,,... llli.JntM • ., • ''' tlCIY'" C•rwl llm• •• u . ..,. "et Mltt•H•neou• .v..11, "'' ..-.v,111111 11our1v w••• '''"· .r.11 San Fr1ocllco M 0 r' n .,,., ('Ommonly ~ ., )'J'14 Coolhlo• Cltl!ATIVI Eli!Tft,•llll. ,.,, ... C•l•Klltot• ., tM Wlff., .. , ..... ol ialtl Or•1111• '°""'f . wwkmtn tm~lo'l'td M · ••Id ""°"' Olkl In
feder1I, state Md loc1) t1x OJ t d K·---• 1 d' A-. '°''' ,,.,.11. c1111ornli . ,1111 tlf'ltro, •Ollftl•lft ve111v. JAM•s'~•'•~•· J~ l!.ICCEl"T tM sou1M•tt1r1y 1••.0l tffl •c(O!'d1nc• w1111 ''" llourlY wa" rota1 •• t ha become more ma e1 , ew1a1Y I n •lluo1tc1 111 ""' City o1 COit• Mini. c-"" DMM c . """'"'· 1oen 11 ctt111.. -• 111a,..,i_ 111._ ,,.,,1,,. re urn! ve Gardner Is 1 member of ... the ., 0 ,.,..., 11,1, " ,.111w1111, ,..,, mwt ,1111,,11111 v.11e... A1:.--:'i.a •t uw ALIO exce,.T the NortM••lff"ly AnY <11HJllu!I011 net a1111c1.11ed •..ct
complicated each year. And 11tr1lc\ll•r"' dtlC.tllllll ,, totlew•· y.,._ 01.-1111lnt. 10 u ,.,. ~ 1s.oo '"' ., 1114 Loi 31. tie• 1111ec1 Iha" "-••It 11 tllt current
this trend haa petai!ted in the New .York Stock Exchange .. u tn. ,.,,,1 11111 ,,.. 111·11,,11 111 ,., •• ,._111ft v.u.... ~.,,!,~ c.11t. ""' ALSO l!XCll"T "" s....111-1111"1y •••• '''" 1or 111t ,..,ucab11 .,.,,, 1n11 Inc American Stock Ex' Mwttr. kl11i t wldaW ;oce1..o •• Tiii• 1MJ1ln1ou II llll11t cenduC!ad ~ , .. _ ..,. C.t.....,.. JS.Gt i .. 1 M .aid LOI M. cltultlc1Uot1 In ttlecl with IM •ba••
face of tndlesa pledgea 1t " . • Ltut1 '" .i:.i uftdl• ,.,;, ,.,11111 ,:,01, "'""'""'•· ---• Thi •••Ht tclllof•u a/'ld otlltr com,,,_ ll•ltcl T,ICllS COl!n(n1. 11 •"v ,., .. UstMI
ev•l"V Jevtl of government for change, Inc., Pacille Coast d1ttc1s.11t.,,..w 11, IHI bl'-t" •11t• .,""'"' o.....CltMl111t ,,.,:;::1~ ~°;t'"~" Otl
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Y •Hot. dttl1n111oc1. w '""· a1 *--••ii "°"t!Y i-1ow ••• not cur•1n1 ... tr• r1v1 K<11 bf -' Stock Etchan•e and Inter 11. so1rnne 1..,, c-t•nc• 111 0twty •• Donnt c. S111lt11 • • • J.U.n 11ttc:rl11H ,......, h 111r'°"t.11 .. 111: 1111or .... -" 1111,h•• 1111 "bltkllnt 1 me
"simplification" of the tax " • nl· lflton ,..,, ktl'lnt4ll w · ic111 nd lt111 ''''"'"""' 111o11 wllll 1t1a Cilll.l'l'lt'I> "°' l!klt11 ,1..,._, cat• Mew °' ~11uc11o11 t1n1t, wc.11 rrv11111n
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forms. Ilona.I CornmerciaJ Exchange, Ell11W ICou, 1111 w11o, 11 Lt•-,: , c1tr11 M 0•1nN C1111ft1Y ... : 'l&fV•n" t , LEGAL NOTICE can1ornla -' M contl•t•"" a ••'1 et 11\1 "''°"" '1•
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Now I final note on /Ir: • S...!tmllar '11 IHI and ffldlnt .,, Cllrll.. lllY Uallnll'r tor 111¥ ·-·KfMI•" Ille l'llOl\on or oltitr llf;l\tlltl lhlll bf In ado
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. th l S.OtlllTl"ber '14 "11 ulllH• ._, ,Ul"f) SU,•tlOll COU•T o.-Ttle~ 1tr1Mt _,,,,,,., tftd olflor c-dltlon lo flll llllow H1ltd waH 11e1!11.
SOUn assUrop ~n a aJl\Ong 11rmlnittd It '..,,,...ICl,d tMr•ln. racorll-"utlMlllld Orin.-Coa1I OallY ,Jlo!, tTAT• OP CAL.l•OllNIA .-011 dHltftafLeii, H -· 1Mwn Wtll\. Owrllme slltlt bt PO ld 1"' warll
your key objectives is to avoid • A1.1111•• l•, 1N1 111 •ooti. ,114, Pata Ft••u.11"1' 11, 11, u, Mardi t. itn TN• COUNTY o.-o••N•• 1•kl wla wur M ...... 11ut w1111o111 '*"'°'...,... 1,, ''"'" o1 ""' r119u1ar div'•
I County Fl' rm ne ot Olllclot -•ecllf'd• ot 0'•11t• COt111-• U1·12 No. ,t,•nlU C0111n1nt w warr1111Y, 111.,.tu or lm111«c1, work anlll 11 the r•t• lo• '"'''Im• ot ,,,.
calling unnecessary 1ttent on tv. s1111 of caur°"nr• 11 •m•ncMO "" Not•c• o.-HtAllt+N• 011 •aTtTION '"a,;1.,. 11111, _,.,,1on., ., en· '''" 1 ..... 1wt11.
to your income tax relurn, ,,,.. an l"ttrurntnt recon1;,, OKtmMr 1, LEGAL Nane& .-oa r ll o •A T I o• WILL. cvmor•nce•. 1a NY !ti• remo1n1119 '""" Hotld...,, ~11111•H1101lday1 •tcotfll11d
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getting nto a ma1or cor· Gets Contra l 1'KOrdi of Or•n•• county, 1" ind 10 lh• 111nitiou• IUllM••s T•STAMl"NTAll'f . Ootd ., Tn111, w1111 1n1tre-1 ,...., da1t ... ,11e1bt• 10 1n1 p•rtl,ul•r crou,
reapondence with the Interna l c followll'll dtterlbld r••I ,,_,v ,. NAM• ITATIMIJllT E1l•I• ot MAUDE Cl.AJllA IM1TH, ....... I" ••Id 11111• ... owlotd, •dY•l'loC:••· II cl•ulllcallon or IYP<t of wwkmtn w11: l.ot "· •xc.,u,,. 1111 norlt'ltriY so DKt•Md. •n~. under lllt ltrm• ol .. rd Otld or tm•le~td atl !ht pro!act.
Revenue Strvice, b e ·i n' IMI, of Trect No. ':Ill II H t mll' : ... tollowlno ,.., .. " I• "°'"' W•lnHS NOTICE 15 Hl!lllEIY Gl\/EN tlltt (1111-Tt\1$1, 1 ..... di•'"' and l ltHllMI of 11'1• Cl•ulllc1llf11 Mowrl~
audited, being as ked f 0 r PHOENIX (AP) -l>ollov1n recorded In 8ollk 1s., , • .,,, 22 and n 01 ti. HEtHIMAH McGAEGOll COMPANY '"' H. Smlttl h•• 1u14 htrtln • p1tltkln Tr111IM and of""• !tutti u111.o by 101d 8rlt•l1y1r
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)04() fOI' the IRS. Before YOU Rf:p Jol\n RhodeJ (f\.Arit ) •r-rty IO lold. Te" Mr 'tllt of t lTICl'..nl C1"1kl,,: 6,':"n!: CO\lnty ~ Fllt t 17 °'t~7 01191! Ftbrv1ry 22, 1t12, IM undwslf"'" ta .. 11 llld ,r_tlY lo Jl:ooftr , td • 1 llld lo M d-lftd wllll bid. l uw1r lei IY llYl<t J Maddox O f., ( tY W. I , SI JOHN s1tl1f¥ ltld Obllt1tloru, l lld lllU101trr, on St.I ~Ill mail the form, therefore, check announc . -•P1Jm• ••l•t111t Flr11 ottc1 p1 Truit ..Jo. ci.r-t f · ' 11111 °"'" counlY c11rk N°""1'11111' 24, 1t11. '"' ll"d•ri1tn1c1 ctuseo Iron Work•"* the following m01t common Work ii to be completed 1p.,oic1mo11 """' of 111,000.00. ...., ,11"1 wM. J . cus .. cic u ld nollc• ot 11r1ac11 •net "' •tKHot1 io ltllnlordnt . d , lkls or olftri to bl In wr1tl11• end wlH •llbHlhod 0 C 1 0 lly l"llet AllWM• •I L1w Ill 'KIN'dtd 111 llook ftOI , P•tt 761. ol 1•111 Slruclutol
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Incomplete address·, hospital'a capacity to 5.15 beda ltmt a111r !hi flr11 ....,.Uc•tlon ll•rfOf 1nd ' ,ao.12 1.averty "'"" ,,....,..... tltM O.t•: February tt. 1t12 L bor · btlor1 dtlt of ult. Tel: (Ill) U4.tH1 ,lllST CALtFOllN IA T t T L. E C 1 1~
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failure to check correct llcanM1) lw flllN pramllfl 11 lollciw1: T .. 7!-J,H-J YOt1Clltr1, lo 11'1-t llndettltlllld ti lllt Pltlct Cllf'p., Jiit •e; Hiii, C~lt Mtll, IUMMONS fM.llltlllAIEI Tron1ll Ml.J. J.lt
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Incomplete liating of itunlz.. LEGAL NOTICE tlCH.AtO w. ClltO,T ANO LOtll.AINE 0,114 F•bruarv 29 19n_ County Clork ot Or•• County on ctrn1n1 "°"' m1rrl11e. V1111 rn1y IHt • flt• •nd mt y 11e 11c11rf'd 11 "" 0111c1 of CJl:OFT, Hutbtlld •nd WJ'9 and recOl'"td •AYMONO M WOL TEllS FKrutrY 19, ltn. wrltte11 •llpONI wHllln thlrtv dlYl Of 1tlt Frtdtrkk 8r-" AtllCIC/1111, 314 C•mpul ed deduct.ions; J ---------------l.r.u1111t :If, tt1t In look Jllt Pa" t1•. E~t<utllf' at ~ Wiii ot I !Mii dtlt 11111 11111 1111T1mot1• 11 u,Ytd "' you, Drive. Htwl>Ort letdl, cont. 1111011 1111 LI ti g in dedu lions '''TITIOUI 1u111i1•s1 '"'ITumtlll Mil. '"1• of Offlcl1t 11tecor111 tllt •boY• named dtctdtlll .-111 Na. Fl.MN 11 vou till to Ill• • wr)ltfft r1sPOnw PIYmtr1t of • dtpo1ll o1 uo.oo ,., 1., ,, S n come, C NAMI ITATtMINT In lht oftl(t ., tii.t CouMY RKordtr ol MclCeNNA & .-ITTING · ,ullllshod 0rtll9' Cotti OaUy l"llOI, wltlll" llldl time, YOIH" Ofltu1t m1r Ill tn1Ur1 tht r•lurn thtrto/. 11 llltse
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block in line 31 or Form 1040 NtwPorf Tr.ltd •11lklln1, Suitt II, lt11 Jn looll: "'°' '•I• ""· ln1lrum1nl Tth 1114) Ull->+M Wpporl, clll1d C~lodf, child WPC>Ort, ,,. ,,eP01ll wlll Ill ••turned.
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assume you'll bt audittd -41.12 ilr•rtv •IAAito In C0111 M• ... .akl Devi• 1C1y Julltf, 632 Tffl'lftc•I M. w. Mlllll" T•.._.._, f21t1 ,._..., tlr 0ora111w H1rY11Y FlJMr
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II• llti.m.nt llM wJlll ttlo CO'ml)' ll'llr111nd1r w!ll'l lnltr11t provided tlltrel NAM• ITATeM•NT Otnl•llO'f' Inc.. Ctlllllf'nlt , 1310 L.ot11" SHOllT OKtlftd AZAllA SAM,.ERJSI tor cllant'-ol nemt
Clt!'ll of Cir•-'""""" on: Ffbruiry 23, •"" Ill• ~n1>1ld 1orlncl1111 et tht no;'; TN 1o11ow1,,. ,.,.,,,, Is o1o11111 M l-AY-. COit• "'"'• c1!Uornl1. NOTICE 'IS t·iE•EIV GIVEN ""'' 1111 bffn ""'"' tiled win. lh1 dirk~ 11'111 tm. ly ...... ,., J. Mtddo•, OtilllUIY IKll•td b'I' .. rd Dold1 lo wH 122..0,.11. II: Tiii• blllif'Mlt " ...,,. c-led "" • Hatltord Eu'"'' Shor! II•• Iliad ht<tlll • Coutl, '"" 11 ·-••Int lrll(l'I ulol •P.
C-!Y Cltrll.. •lllW w;1t1 lnl•rnt tlltt'ecin lrom Ml'I' \, lt1l as a.i.1tTMO•E llAUTY COLLEG!.S, Cll'llOl'lllon. Hltllon .... trobllta o1 wlll ,,.,, tor Letttrs .iicat~n lfttl Mid Uollc tnl d"lrft IOI
l"llbll·'"o< • 0 " •• .,Cl\ll<*l 111 Nld Neil•. .... Hortll lr..dWIY, .... ,. Ana. OENTALLOV, INC. T1damenl1tY "' Ptllll_, (bond Wt lY· "'"'"" ntmfl dll ll0'1CI to .... llllOOl-td "" r•11t' Cotll ti .. I, DATEO · Ftbtlltf'Y 21 1f12 C1Htarnl1. JOMPll M. McGHllcudd\t, l"r•1. 1111, rlforenct t. 'IWllJCll Is """"' IOI' n11n11 ol JEHNtFflll JOL.AN SA.Mo ,lllf'Vt,.., H, llld M•rcll "' 11• tJ. lf12 wisTWOOD .Usoc1ATf5, Sc-8t1U!Y E"'""IHI, •nc:. IA n.11 ,,.,_.,,, tile9 wl1tl ''" COVlllY turthof NHk.11l1t .. .,,,, t!Mol ""time •nil ,.ElllSL
'-------------""-n-J 111ucl! Tru1lt1 Calif. COl'l'.1, 4150 Wllllllrt leultwtl"ll, Cltr• of°'""' Coul'll"I" on: FaOruory 2t, pJtct of llttr11111 1111 l-ltM has llttn HI NOW, THEIEFO•E, II 11 htrtll't I' 1'1' Hoi•I G. Woodsworlll, LOI AMtltl Ci ll,,,..ll1t DOOJO lt12. IY tl-IY J. Macklolt, 0.u!Y 1_.. Ml'cll n 1112: al t ·JO 1 m 111 tho ordered Ind dlrl!Cll'd Intl Ill 11t•IOl'l1 l11-
Aul1ltnt Ster•,.,., T~f1 blll:!,,..U It C1ll'ldUetod b't' 1 ct,_. C-IY Clarll. couriroom of' 0ito•'r1m1ni Ho · l·• ol 1tld Mrt •ltd 111 tt1t u kl m•tltr ol C11011" cit LEGAL NO'I1CE •ublllhed Or•tlOI C011t 0•11~ ,.llCll, allon. • ... ,.,,,N courl, ot 10t CIY1c c1111.,. Orl;,t Wtil, In 110mf1 •Pot•r btfore •bci"" enlllled COtlrt,
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bus Ines 3 administration Tl'I• 1o11.,..1no ""°" I• 6111119 bll1IM11 ' 1"r1.icreni . -LEGAL NO'l1CB c1111111Y cllr* ,_., ci clfldl: 1.m.,
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11· ttt4-0C WILLIAM C. HISCOCIC u use, II tll'f' 111"1 lllYf, wny IM IP.
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Technologl'cal Colle••. Gr•c• Lii .. COlll Mffl, C1Uklr11l1 "'"· NOTICI TO CtlOITOlll '''""'" ···-· c • ·-.,, ' ,,(.TITIOUS IUllN••• '"'" V111hlr• .... Ill ••1n!l!d. o ••· I W K I C IU,l•tOt (OUllT 0,. THI . ..,.... oast I •r r o · NAM• tT.t.T•MINT IO<I-Go_ .. ' IT IS FUlltTHEll OllOE•EO lho• o .... ttn · Ol"Mll, :IOO:l ltlr•. Ollt ITATI 0,. C,t,Ll,DOHIA •GO l"l'brv1ry 11, II, H 1r!d Mtrdl l . 1t72 T f-'I ~•
* Miu, Citrtornll '21H. -n llt "'CIWlllll "r111111 ore dolllll Tth UUI tw.1U4 C#r of flllt ordfr Ill PUbtlollld In 1 ... Tllh 11\rllrtfft It btlllll coflduclff by tn TNI COUNTY OJI OllANel llutl1111s ti: Altlriwr to< f"flll'-Ora119t Ca~nl 01\Jy ,llol, 1 l"ttWIPtll!• of
Walter J. Falrfu has been lrldlwldwl. Ill•. A ntH SOUTH COASt INVESTME"llt -1"11bllJhN Ortllll Coe1t 0 ljy PllGt Hnf!tll c!rcultt/on, 11rln!ld •nd publl Jhed M1rll11 w. ICOl'Hll E1t1t1 ol MILDltEO I!, HOLDE•&llt, LEGAL NO'nCE {SOCO '" ... llrntr\11), 1172 Dullelflf. lull• Marti'! 2 3 ' ltlt 1 t 5'7 n' ln IM CHy of c .. ,. Mt.a. COtlllly of
elected treasurer of Capital 11111 ,, • ...,.,1111 111111 wl1t1 111• counlY Oec1•18d. :u. N-w1 •••ell, "°"'· ' ' ' · · Ot'•not· In ,,... Sttlf o1 c11Jfllf'nl1, '"'' ~earcb ud M rem 11t Clerk ef O•tfl91 County Oii Fflll""Ult"I' 11. NOTICE IS HE•E8Y GIVEN to "" ,ICTITIOUI 1iltlNltl Euffnt Trllloltl, 171-12 .. ackrll'll. LEGAL NOl'ICE .. ell WMlc far lour (•l 1ucc111r .... -k•
au e 1t12. 8Y 81vt,IY J, Maddo11, Dt1111h <redltot1 M ffll 1bciva n1ml!d lltlc~nl NAMe tTATIM•NT IN lN , Ctlll. f*-'. . • prior lo lht "''' eblwf Ml IOI' ,,,.
Compaay. The Huntington COVlllY c1 .. -. 111•1 •II HrHMU Nvlno cltlm1 •••hut 1111 Tho 1011ow11111 .,.,...,, 11 ao1.,. buslMU Josee!\ .-•d•141. 11112 •o-Allo Pl1no, Marino 01 ••Id •ppllcanon.
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11·1Jf11 1tld dtcellt11f trt r"u!rld to 1111 ll!em, ti: St" Juen Co,l1tr1M. IU,•11.lot COUtT 011 TH• Htrmon O. Scavlllt
Bea e.lf:C· ,Ubll1Md Orantt Coos! DtllY Pllol. Wiit'! "" noctt,ary voutMr1. In t1'11 oll!ct THE SCOTSMAN l Hit CLEANlltS I. Alllltt Trlbciltl Jr,, ts.m Olarra lTATI" 011 CALl .. OllNl,t, llOt Jlldgt of 1tle S~perJOt Court
Utive joJnecf l'llll'llOr}' U, li 11111 M•rcll a, 11, lf72 ol trll d erk ot lftt lbaYI tntlflad (Ill.If!, or COIN L.AUNOltV, 2J1 C 1!a1t llllt St., ltrHI. la" Ju111 Ca•lllrlno. THI" COUNTY 0, OllANf.. Dated FtD. 13, lt17
.qU) lo PrHtnl 1tlam, w!lll Ill• nactht,., Cotti Mt1t, '1171. Tl!l1 11\11111111 Is bfl119 ctollduct• ll't o fllO, A·1'Ull ffU-OC
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e ves • LEGAL NOTICE port Cini•• Or .. Suitt"°· NtwpOr"f •••ch, Or .. Hunt .••• ,11. EilMMtl Trlllottl .-o. P'llOIAT• 01" WILL. AND llOt Attor!MIY " LIW
ment advis-·---------------1 C1Ufof11I• t26IO. wlllCll ls Iha pltc1 pf n.11 ....... I• ...,,,. C:onollllClod w Oft llll• ••tMMfll 1111111 with tlM CountY 1..•TTllll T•tTAM•MTAlt.Y tltt7 C"""'•w l!\IC,. kllt •A I' llut(f\111 ol Ille undtr&lgl'ltd In ttl motltrt tndl\lld111I. Clark of Ortll:H Ceun!Y on! jl"ell, t, ltn. Etlll' el SAOll! M. 81.ANO, Olc"11!4. Tarr1Kt, Ctll .. tnll fOJlS ory finn in ,ICTITIOUS IUSIN•tt perlaln!no to 1111 e1!1lt Of .al" lllCadlnl, llllltrlck ltln MtdltNlt ay Stt!Y J. 11'91ttn 0.Utt CeulrtY NOTICE: IS Hl:JtflV GIVEN "tit•! AlltrntY .. , •ttlll"''' 1963 as chief NAMI tTAT•MllllT wrtl!!n IClll!"" rnontll1 l ttlr lilt firs! publlUI· Thi• 1l1t1mffll lllld wllll trll COUlllY Citric. M•••••tl E: Qllltw Ill• tllOd lltrtln • ,........._ (!IJ} DW111 Tiii loJIClwlnt MrlOll 11 ..,,..,, bllt\111111 llOll of 1t111 nollc•. Cieri!. et O••"" Cou11tv on: F .... 13. 1m. II 1'7N ""»on fllf' ,,.... pl Wiii and fir •ubtti.lltd Ortnt1 Co19t 011tv •111t, accountant in ttl Ollllt FHrllirY 29, nn. If lle,,.rlV J. Mtddox ()fputy County llulllltl!ld Or111H C-1 Dlll'I' ~!Lot, 1-llC• ti Lllltrs T'tllmfl'lltN lo Piil· l'tbrvtry U •ncl M•rc~ l. 10, 11, ttn
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COuntl'ng d..... M, L1RU1 Ha, CO 11 r I , MOO bo od ·--~ ,.ublr· .... O•o-,._., "''" •11o1, ..itc1 cit llfarlnt trll .. .I.. l'lt1 bHn "' LEGAL NOTICE ,~ -,.,,--,., ,,_. ''''· Gonf-1110 • ve ntm 11 ...... 1111 "" ....... ....,..., r
r I m l "' """ .,_ "' llOl••T N, WHITMCllltl l"tbruory zs. •nd Mal"Cll a. 10, 11, 1m LEGAL NOl'ICE for M1rm 11, 1m. a1 t ::io 1.m., in ll'lt p 8 ' en · tn!.~~~.::.~IMIN 11 bllno cond\IC!td by tn 611 liltw .. rl Caolw Or., kilo... ..,,,_12 _,,_ ol OIHrtmlf'll N<!. 3, o1 .. rdl---.-.-.-.-,-.. -.-,-0-,-.-,--0,-,.-.--
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. l t 1.. n.11 1t•l11T .. nl lllad 111111> the CountY Tit: 111'1 "'°"" LEGAL NOTICE MAMI tTATIMIMT Oiied Ftlll""utn" Jt, 1tn THI 'OUMTV o.-OUNO•
ce pu IC accoun an • ""' Clarli; ttf O••ntl Col.In,., ... Ftll. 17. 1m . AttwftlT '9r l•ICll!lt "" Ioli-Int "'""" II dolllf llu•I-• w I!! ., JO N CAI• NUM1•• l).JMft
8 vice president of the Ameri-IY 11 ... •rlY J, ,,,.,..,..~ OtlllllY (el,l!!IY Plltllillltd Ol'tllft Coe•! D•ll'I' l"llol lllCTITJOUS IUllNl"•I •• , ,.,~II' Clrr~ • IUMM0.1 (MAtllAGll
Can Mutual Fund. He t. al ..
'""' ,,,-~l'Cll J, 10, 17, ,,, 1'12 .Mf.-12 NAM• ITATIMlflfT SCOYlLL CO., UI.(: T11111"' Avo., SIL.IM t . llU"ll(L.IN In '' Illa merrlate of "tlltlonff1 ... 'Tiie loltciwlno Hl'Mfll ••• delrtt s.1111 A/It • '21115. "' ••• , 11'!11 Strlll. LEONA SiAFFD•o ,.N ·~I
treasurer of the Jnvtstment •ubll lflld Ora"" Cotti O•llY l"lklt, LEGAL NOO'J.CE IM!•1 a1: Jim L. Jtv111, W< Twtl11 A.Ill, 111111 c-. M .. , CllllMn!J.t "'2J JAMES ITANLE'f ITAF~OtD
Company Of Amerl
'ca. "l'llnlllry II. 1S '"" Mtrcll l, II ... 1,m,, M.1.111( 11i!OUST11tll!S -Ml TY.Ml, AM. n1u. Tait (110 14t·IHI To Ill• R1sP01111tnt: JAMES STANL.lY' ~· ,,.. 1mS Cll\llnln". H\tll!IJltltn •••ell. Tiii• "'"!It•• .. NIIMI tondudad In" an .. ....., .., '""--· STAFFO•D
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IU•lllO• COUIT o.-THI WUM1m T. Mitt .. t11S At,.,11, HUii-lrtdlwklut l. , .. lflfled Ortntl Cotll o.1fY 'llot 1111 !Hllllontr 1111 tllld I oatltlor. C-
lTATI D" CALIFOlllNljll .-ollt tl"llOll 8•1cl'I. ' J im L. llt ylft Maret. ti J, '· "" 5'1-12, CH"nfrtt YO\lr ni1rrl1111. 'l'ou .... y 1111 •
Two Orange Coast Pruden-LEGAL NCYfJCE TN• cou111Tv Oil 011 ... N•• J111 M. T,•,.'""'· toU \11• .. R Jua11, Ttilt '"'""°"' 111a.1 w1111 1t1t Cw11tf · wr1n1n rtlOl'IM iwllhl" tl'llrly Cl•Y• ot ~ • I I C Na. A·111tl C1pl1lr•M .. Kii. C1"11 tf Or111t• C-1'1' 111 ~ l'ae. t. 1m. LEGAL NOTICE d1la 11111 11'111 "'"''"°"" 11 urvHI"' '°"·
til nsur1nce 0 m p I I y NOT•c• IN\llTINll 1101 NOTIC• OF N•A•tNO 0,. ll•TITIOlll Tiii• llu1!n1•• Is balntl c:ortdllClad " • IY .,,..,. J, •1tt11t!'1 D•""" (Ounty It YOU 1111 lo Ill• • Wflll•" ,._
agenl!I havt been Cited by the TM CeunlY lonllallon Dltlrlcl1 •I .-oil P'tOIATE 0, WILL ANO .-oil G-•I ••rl11er1lll1. Clarlt. Within lllCll tlm1, 'fCIUr del•ull m1y bl 1.ITT•lll TISTAM•NTAO,; J.n M, fr .. ttll... , 11Ttl IU,.lltlO• COUllT 011 TMI" tnflr9d 1nd tllo court m1y enler o '"'"'
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Ora11111 Counlf 1111111 rectlVf lotalNI lllll• ' JTATI 01" CAt.1,0lt:NIA l'Ol l'tn Or OU S ng SI l!S l ltlfllll 11!00 a.m .. T11tM•Y• March l•, ltn, E1ttlt cit MEllLIN L.Ef COIC, Doceti· Tlllt 1t1l1Mtrll fll9d Wllll lfll Cou"IY ~ubU111fd Ottt111 CNlf Deity l"lklt, T I mt"l cenllln!nt lnl uncllYt or olller ordt,t
I Ra! I h W U 0-& I Wllldl I .., td. (lafk., °''"" C.O...ntv an: ""· 2:l. ltn. f'WU.ry 11. 11. 25 ..... M•rcll I, 1t72 ... COUNTY cw OllAN•• ~trnlnl dlYhlpl el -r-ty. -"\
serv ce. e I . 8UKJtr • I mt l~IY Wiii bl oubUc °'""" NOTICE IS HEllEIY Gll.ll!!N 1tltt •11111 Iv ''"''"' J. Mliddb" DIJlllY Co1mty ,..._,, MO ... .,,,. . ............. dllld CUllOd'I'. Clllkl "'"""' ....
Jrvlne, and Jobn L. Gorm1aol ~':'!tric'.~~m,1~'! (111111~.,.,:~~· '~"'= W•lker co~ h•• 11111t 11ir11n 1 Pltlllon for Cler\. NOTICll O' HIAJtl,,,. 01'-.·PITITION for,,.w• *"'·co.ti, •119 1uc11 '""' ,•111f
Costa Mesa wlll be com-V11t1y, C•lllornlo. tor 111. lollo\1111111: tl"Obtlt"" will •nd fDr l11Uanca of ltltlfl , 1"'7 LEGAL NOO'ICE flOt ••o•ATI 0, WILL AlllD •• IT!tY .. tr•'llM by ""'~·· , .. l"ICH CONV!VOll: IELTING Ta1t1rn11111rv lo lM plllllll011tr. ,tllrenc:t 1"11lll!lllld Ora11 .. Cotal Dtllf "'*• --------------! CODICIL ANO L.tTT•tt Tl"ITAMIN• If Y• wl111 It .. 1111 tdwlct tf IA
m.ndtd for '"·Ir service 11 •• ""''"'' -... •·· ,.... " , """"'"' u , ..... M1rc11 • 10, "· -T.A._.,, t'"'" 11 *• 1n1ntr, ., • .,....._ " ,. Litt: IP&CIFICATION HO. 1<061 '" "" ~, .... r .... cu 1r•1 ltn ., .... ... ,ICTITIOUI IUllNISI l1t1tt ol JUNE coMsTOCIC. Otct ... """'""' t:. IJlal ,.-Wl"lfttfl , ....... II
the I i rm • g internatiol\ll lld• m111t bl lll"bll\ltlad 111 •CCOl'dtnc:t •rod tt1•111'1• ""''Ind •1a<• of lltarlnt t!lt *'"12 NA.Ml" ITATIMIMT NOTICE IS H!llllV GIVtN 11\tt -· Ml'I'" flta; in thM, •. ,
with an or..,.11ttt11 of lllt 1~lll(tlfDn•. ••m• 11•• bffn 1tl l0t Mtftl'I 21. ltn. at lllt loUOWl11t Hl'llon II Milnt bu1lnt11 llf11r A. Nttlla" "•• fllod 11trt111 • -Jo D•"' •·-. ''• "''· '
business conference later thla: SMCt11ca11on1. btd lll•riltl and tvr111tr •:» e.1"11., In 111t cour1f9llTI al' O.tt· LEGAL NOTICB """' ...... lnfotmt!IM m1Y bl Otltlhtad ti 1111 tb&"' mlf'll No. 3 OI .aid cevtl, at" 1Cf CIYI'' ---------------'" tOIElltT :ZIEGLE• 1. SON "1"" 11°" tor .robft. ti wtll •nd Cldk:ll W (llALl
Year ... Ctnllr OrtYt W•f '" '"° ,,_ " ,,,,,I" • ... L•ll•r• Tnlarntnlan" lei ,f'llll•W•, w. I . II JOHN, c11r-t • • r•it ti 11111""°"' 140-2'11 °" fft..201 , •• "' .-1,TITIOUS IUtlMISS k•lul11 La,.., +t1111th1tttt1 a..dl, . ,.,...tnc1 11 Wllldl ij "'"" 191' flfflf'ltf t Y fl/ Joan Mc8rlft, OtP11fY I * J . Wlrnt SYlvttl..-An~~l~l::r.:i:· l , ltn.° lllAMI" STATIMINT Ja!Mt C. llttllr", tl1d IC1\uln Ltl'll ... artleul1rJ, tllll 11111 !fie tlmt tnd t'-U •llblltllfd 0,fnH Colt! i:>tll'I' ,llot &btrt B. Olay of Mlsslo O''""" " f l,,.nc:• w. '· '' JOHN Tiit 14o11owi"' ..,_ I• 1191"' 11u11"'" Hunttft.,.,. ... e11. , pl nt•r11111 lht .. ,,,. ,.., "'"" Mt f6' '*"',.., ia. " •nd Mtrc11 a. '" ,,,r n ~ll1fltd Oran11 Cot1t Dolly •llol. C 11: Tiii' llu1!,,.•1 It btlnt ttM!xlod lty •11 M1rc1t u. lt17. et t llO 1.m.. In tl'lt G?a
V)tjo has bffn named ""-"" i. 1tn nl-n ount¥ crert HllL'S a•co. '"' w. '""' s1 .. Cot•• 1n111 ... 1111u11. Cflllll''°"" et o..trtmtn1 No. J, of wld -------------: TIACHM.&N •tld OOLDN••, INC. Mitt, ca111. ~,1. Jam•t E. l l•ltr ' c11.10, at 'It Cl'lllc Ctnftf 0t1Yt W11t, 111 •....,AL NOTICE J
southern area m1nager for err •1oi1rd 111. "'"°' N,11 WllT'lit!Mllflar, "' c..i.1111 11.. Thi• st•ttmtnf fllad w1t11 !fll_ c11.111tv t1t1 cttr ., ""'• ... ,,., c1n1on11a. .....,u ~~~~for~~ o!~e: j:i!~ t ~ r ®' ~· ~;~~r::~:~:= fllll 1]!~~7r~,cr:11W111t ~-~ .,, ~t1:0.t'T =.~c,.';y n(0:.~7y .:~: ~~r~111,1~'!ui.t., Cit,_ fllOTICl~OA ~:1DITD1'l
•-Jth I · ..i~ • AttwlltY• ftr: hll"-" Noll l . Wlrn,fht/mor. llMllt "'* °""1f!t~ JM IU,~tlOll COUltT Ofl THI ·~a nauranee company 1n ... Pllbtf11!ae Ortntl COMI O•llY ,Ila! Tlll1 llt ttf'Mnl 111'6' wlllt lltt c...•v PIJtlUJlltd Oftntl CelJt Cel11 ,lltt, ._.., ...... Cal--· '"11 STAT• 0,. C,t,L.IFOllNl,t, ,o. I~ II • aalea rtpreaentltive .M Mlt'Cll,, 4; 11. 1911 171·1' Cllrtc .,, Ora .... C11.1n1Y an: ,...,.,.., "· Ftflfwry IS. lltld Mtrdt "' "" l1, 1m .,., ft1a1 .,..... TM• COUNTY Of' CMl.lHO•
In n--bt l9'70 he • ~ im. •Y ,...,. .... J. Mtdltol:. ~ , 4U11 ,,,,..,.,..., .., ........., "''''' " ouv eL•1c1C M11e111LL.
'"""'"'""' r waa . . LEGAL Nal1CB Ct1111ty Cltrk, .J. PllMIMH Or•ntt c-1 0111., "n" Otcta'fll.
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' -Academy A.ppointm,ent Days A.':f'ily
PARKVILLE, Mo. (UPI) -worklng at a restaurant for at a North ·Kanw City In-
For Ille past thr<e years, 17· tuition money. He bad -~ dultriat·plant11ftd tlle ·iather of
)'eif:01d Roy Leon Gawr1 Dying lessons and was a mem-anotbtr aon and a daughter,
dream w11 to attend the U.S. ber of lhe Civil Mr Patrol. 'aaJd there W¥ ')><>thing we
Air Force Academy. He had His falher , Doman Gawf, can do," a):iout t~ pl'Ol-
won an appointment'-and said his son hacf "never been ecuton'1 ruling of jultlfiable
passed every entrance u-in the least bit of trouble. He homicide.
aminatlon but ont, which he didn 't have timt':' He Jtudied "Nothing will bring him
was to take Saturday. and worked and thought.about back. J'm not a man to 1ft1b
lnatead, he wlll be buried on flying and that wu It." trouble. when Jt,can'l help any,
that day, the victim of a police The eJdtr Gawf, a machinist but It wllfl't juat." .
bullet !ired while II< was 1~1---------~-----'---
temptlng to make sure Ills
clrUmcametrue.
Giwf broke and ran when
omCen ·,-urprlse'd him.
Wedneilday ln Kansas City's
Center High School, where
copies of the examination
were ltored in an office safe.
Police aaid ht was trying to
.~t wire mesh glttSS protecting
lhe office. He cmied a butane
torch.
Patrolman Robert Jones
aald be fired after the fieeing fOUtb ignored et1mmand.s to
halt. The prosecutor .ruled the
shooting a ju11tlflable
homicide.
H'J'bey didn't have to kill
him," Mrs. Katharina Gawf,
h!J . mother, 11td Thursday,
"He didn't resist. He didn't do
anything but try to get away.
He'11 been a good boy atl bis
life ·anct he must have just
wanted eo bad to get in to the
academy that he made a
mistake.
"It's a11 he thought of for
three years, Now he's dead."
The principal of the high
school young Gawf attended in
this Kansas City suburb said
be-''couldn't believe u~"--
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"The boy was a good stu-
dent, popular, too."
Gawf, who was president of
his high school sophomore
class and vice president as 11
junior, finiJhed his course
wort in three years, 29th in a
class of 300, and waa to
participate in commencement
ceremorlles in the spring.
Meantime be waa attending
Maplewood Junior Coll•ge and
Indian
Violence
Threatens
ll'INOOW ROCK, Arlr. (AP)
- A Navajo 1ndi8Jl cbl<r hy
warned that an old feud with
the Hopi.a over cattle grulng
rights has reached the pot-shot
stage and could flare into
violence between two tradi·
tlonally ·peaceful tribes.
Peter MacDonald, chairman
of the Navajo Tribal Councll,
said In an Interview their
neighbors, the Hopi Indians,
have been confiscating Nav:ajo
cattle, and at times, have been
shooting at his tribe's roncb-
ers.
The Hopis, who have round-
ed up 70 Navajo cattle in the -
last few days and placed them
in steel corrals, accused the
Navajos of bringing livestock
onto Hopi lands to graze
because the pastures were
better. Last year the Navajos
seized 750 bead.
"I'm just afraid that one of
these days the Navajo people
are going to get their fill of
thil and take things Into their
own bandl," MacDonald aaid.
"Somebody over he:re Is
going to get mad enough to
shoot. back. Then. we will have
something that ts bad for both
sides."
The problem stems from
600,00G acres of desert paatures
which the courts decided 10
yean: ago belonged excluslvelY
to Ille Hopi tribe. The two
tribes had been feuding about
Its ownership for nearly a cen-
tury.
' An addlllonal two million
1cre1 surrounding the Hopi
land, the courts decided,
af19ulCI be sbsred by the two
tribes for grazing purJ)OSes.
0 We ~have no quarrel with
the Hopis ·over the land Ibey
ownj" MacDonald said. 11But r
abo lldnlt Ibey reallae the
aolutloo to th!J problem ls to
fence &bit I00,000 acres -so= they have rtpeated-ly r 'todo.
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DICBOIDU FOOD
Thia II the tlJDe loo er
good INdlllg CIDd tbla
prilduct doff botll knna
CIDd dlCbitadra. Klce
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price for the co•.._ COVERS-
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14" DID llOWEB
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cutting bolgbt. a tough 0110. It
worn u you puoh It.
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U the woecla are ahoad.
gl'N the other team er
chance. nu nmGna a
long lllt of loc:al -· Cllld·t.oc11 tho lawn to
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At llaHOllal you dOll't gofono
thing Cit 1pec:lal and J>Cl1
mo... .for the ac:wuory. Here
II tho aprocrder lor that Ortho
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FOllT JACKSON, S. C .
(UPI) -'li>e Am>y unveiled a
new program giving pro-.
·~. nCnlitl l three-day
look •t military ure wilb the
blart of rock music and a film
deplctin( the pleasW'Oll ol be-
!tti '• ~dler.
Some 100 youlha 'ranging in
age fN>m 18 to 21 ire taking
part in the first week of the
~-montb eiperimental p~
IJ'am dealgned to permit them
a glimpse of actual training
coDdltion1' without an obJ.iga-
I Unn to enllat un1 ... Ibey wan~ Tito liJJlt lncludu 1 IMictlon
to. • • · : •t em~ Ille body tougben-
Tlle _.,,. Is, • 10ajor; 1ng eserclaes in the AnnY· 1U!p J~ the Army's efforU to . · 1 • inltitute an ill-volunteer army . wbll~ a narrator esplaina: that
by 1973. u :rJecesaful, ilmilar soldiers can e~ to bear
projecta Will be set up at other · ~. women • Uiose thr.~ recruit traln1ng baael. around magical words ,Ob, ~y GOd.
the country 'Ille film adds that the
The ~y gave visiting Army, through "spit and
newsmen a preview of the pro-grit'," 'has never.·f~Iea to de-
gram Tuesday wqich tocJuded feod the natlon~.but 1t contains
a specially made film aimed no scenes showing combat or
at convincing an undecided combat deaths.
youth be · abould ehllst Im-Col. John Kean, who beads
mediately. the selection center at this
1111r•l!ng lllllltarJ. bile .. tho sOltth Clrollnl mJdlan4o; .....
the Jl!Oll'lm ... dealllld to
show th< <VmY "lib It 1'llly
15, with" lbe good a.nd Ille hid;
,the ups a.nd Ille doWlll and tbo
inl and the outs."
To mate ill ~int clear, the
Army has built 1 multillllllloa
dollar selection center, pat ..
terned after a almllar center
in Eng~nd, which contains air
conditiol>ed, I carpeted room.I
wt>ere the prospectlVe recrulll
w.Ul stay $ring ·tbelr lbreo
day tour _of duty. ·
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, -atatloa... IO ·no one.need~ to yell
"bmgcdll.". Othor popular brands we
'ban crt· good prlcoo t-
29cQ t .
WllDS..nD
WIPER ·BWES . ' ' Got the he1t po11lblo mlon
in rain. fog, or an attac~ of
giant tomatooa. A lln blado
11 a cheap lnffltmeat.
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Don't put your jnlat Ill the
Jack tti:at cclme with the .car If
jou. hcrn to he undor It. A
couple of tbeH 11 mucbo
better.
IUTO LITTEil
·cur111ER
It'• the way today. Thell
toued'"OU.t Utter .... , to
blow back on rour lawn. ao
bolp d-up the ·..,... wo'n
gottoa -i-111to. 2ac
CDDDIE
UYILJELLY
BmBEIOtEB·
Romembor the Umo I lald It --·?hf.-· tliat dumb. !Teiybocl7 bow1
It'• spelled dlllelwtly.
(attaboy. lorll.)
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Jcrugho iat Nit lbah·hah•ba-
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tho •,tufl you can work llko wood.
but no gralll spilt. and hcml GI a
rock. 187 " INCH
FURNACE mms ..
AU tho popular 1iaH. (ad tbfll
you fbtd yourl WGI crlwayl
unpopular unttl It 1IMd Cloolii)
F!bollJla11 body.
30" B.ISEIPIBD
BEITER..
Low profile. apreadl tbe heat. got
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Reduced Sentence S·til·l Looked Too Long
·BY TOM BARLEY
Of ... O.llY P'IMI Stiff
l .A Costa Mesan who got three months
· lobbed off his one year Orange County
Jail term when he promised Superiot
Court Judge William Murray he would
1have his mustache and cut his shoulder
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length hair decided Thursday th11t nine
months was 1ust tOO long.
Sherill's officers said Thomas Patrick
·Joyce, 27, escaped from the Theo Lacy
branch jail just 13 days after his record-
setting encounter with Judge Murray.
They may have a hard time fmding
Aussie Doctor Finds D~ug
Linked to Birth Defects ·
SYDNEY, Australia (AP)' -Dr.
William McBride said today he has found
a second drug that causes deformities in
babies. It is "not as Important as the
thalidomide hre·akthrough,'' however, he
ldded .
McBride won fame In 1962 with his
discovery that thalidomide taken during
p-egnancy caused babies to be born with
deformities.
Wri!ln& In the Australian Medical Journit1 he identified the latest drug as an orange-colored pill called imipramine.
"I am of the opinion that lmipramine is
the cause of limb deformities if taken in
early pregnancy," McBride wrote.
tion committee, which comprises four
doctors and reports directly to the health
minister, met here today to discuss
McBride 's report.
· The committee chairman, Sir William
Morrow, said further study would be
made before any ac;tion was taken. He
added the committee at th.ls stage i~
unaware of any definite lint between lm
lpramlne and COllgellltal deformltles.
J(.if.s Blamed
For B~,.,
him. Jail pictures depict }oyce In hi s
flowing locks and handlebar mousta che.
but deputies are hunting for 1 clean
shaven man with neatly clipped hair.
Joyce's escape is the second such
reversal for what has been described Qi
Superior Court as Judge.Murray's ''mod"
approach to the sententjD£ of priaoners.
He ordered a Doggini last year for a
prisoner who agreed to accept the long
disused form of '1"1'9ral punishment, but
Sheriff J"81eS Musick refused to ad-
minister the punishment.
Judge Murray lmm~ately cancelled
the defendant's prescribed jail time ad
placed him on probation. ~o monlh1
later the prisoner was back in court on
identical burglary charg~.
"There's a method In my madness,"
said Judge Murray after his barbershop
arrangement with Joyce. "It's going to
be pretty hard for that well-trlmmed
young man to step back into the drug
culture."
But Joyce, a convicted burglar, proved
Thursday that it wasn't very difficult to
get back on the street with what might be
the best disguise · in the world -a
crewcut and that clean shaven loot.
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By CANDACE PEARSON
Of .. DelfY 'lltt Iliff
Two Laguna. Beach residents appeared
before the "LlttJe Hoover Commlsslon"
at UC Irvine todoy to contend that the
Art Colony's agreement on Pacific Coast
Freeway l.s no longer valid.
It was the second day of hearings on
coastal freeway quuUons.
Bill Leek and Frances EngleharUrom
the Village Lquna Auoclatlon 1ald that
the freeway qreement Laguna Beach
had lllDOd wa1 no longer valid.
They allo aald the coal! freew1y Wll
not need~ and would be dlllatrou, to
the Laguna Beach· environment.
Sue Ficker of Newport Beach then ac-
cused the commlulon'a meeting 11 hav•
init an 11inslduous political itmoaphere."
She alleged that the Irvine Company
has been actively lobbying for lhe coast
fref!Way route.
Chainnan H. Herbert Jackson asked
what Miss Ficktr's evidence was.
She said she dldrft have any now, but
knew It was true because "the Irvine
Company never contributed money to lhe
antl·treeway election."
Irvine Company ofllclal Gordon Jones
was in the audience but did not comment.
The commjaalon continued to hear from Backing .. S.chool ~r~r~m Efi~:::de~,::~~~~:·~~=n~
· They illO CGnllnuod to IUpporl tho joint 'lbt ~ is prescribea for women suf •
lerJol -c!eprenlaa. TbaJldomJde was l llftilaaa.~. • ·
In Buel. Swl~rland, ~ •~IP"• for
Clhl-Qola,A.C.,~tl~
.ukl 1•·· qomp&'1y sia,tement woW.d be
Issued later, and added: "All we can say
~ ;r~ ~M"•' mUers were rbi.iii· ;.;i "' La&\1111 ~. nre,,... for atartlni a In. that jqbted' llw
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"lmlpramlne, which is being sold under
the narrie of Tofranil , has been on the
martet for 10 years and is available only
on prescription.
"It is IUl"pl'islng that this Crontal attack
comes now against a relatively old drug.
Jlut the matter Is too serious to make a
rush comment from here."
Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey of the
Federal Drug Administration blocked the
use of thalldomkle in the United Slates in
1912. For this, she was acclaimed by
President John F. Kennedy.
The 44-year-<ild Australian doctor said
in an l.ntervle": "'It Is possible that there
are other drugs wbiCh affect the human
fe4Js. 'This Is an area which we hope to
research."
McBride heads a planned $1 .19-million
organization to study the development of
the fetus during pregnancy and the first
•eek after birth.
He established It with the $47,600 he
was awarded for his wort on the effects
of thalidomide.
He described his findings on lm-
tpramlne as "like breaking the four-
minute mile '-the second time. The drug
J.s very· good as an antidepressant but it
bu the8e other eUecta JI taken by women
in early pregnancy."
. In hll Uport medical journal, McBride
emph••iled ·that the · manufacturers of
lmlpnmlne warned against !ls use during
~~te that clinical observations
have not with complete certainty ti·
eluded the possibility that development of
human fetus may be influenct!d/' he
wrote ..
"Unfortunately, however , women do
not know they are pregnant until the 14th
day after fertilization at the earllst. It
may not be until the 21 st or 28th day
befcre the pregnancy ls confirmed. Dates
even much later are common."
'Ibe federal government's drug evalua-.
Home, Garden
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A new Home and Garden page
makes Its debut tomorrow in
Satuf'day!1 DAU.. Y PILO'l' with new
bondy hlnta Ind Upe for weekend
projecta around the house.
Meanwhile, two old favorites of
the Saturday paper will .be moving
to a · new day. TV Week, the
magazine of telev~lon and FamDy
Weekly wlll now he found In the' new SUndoy edition being puhlilhed
for the lint Ume this Sunday.
Saturday'• peper will carry
lelevlaloe llatlnga on the en-
tertalnmont paf!e, JUll Where
they're found Monday through FrJ.
\lly. Loolo for TV Week and Family
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· sky ov.er 4-·1 Top of the World
. 'are• shortly 'afler t p.m. Thundey.
1'11e blaze destroyed what wu
left of an old wooden .sh~k that once was part of the Oning County
Communications Center at end
of Alta Laguna Boulevard. ·
A single fire engine from the Top
of the World station brought the
fire under control. There were no
olher structures in the lmmedia!e
vicinity.
Fire Chief James Latimer said
three juveniles who were observed
running from lhe scene are ~g
souiht by police for questioning.
The youngsters it is believed, set
fire to wood Crom the shack which
had been partially knocked to the
ground after its abandonment.
Hundreds Join
. Ill .. ,,. . .,. or~ 1,1 iii• the -. ..... on 11111 ouch m~. · ' _., "'*' Fll11 t . · Jort1i ial lo lll*mantll Ult............. 'lllllrt Miu Nllor'1 1e111m0oy, lht
· ' • • ' ._, ~ to llllb limon~ -am ad to IOU, all ~•Ion .... -""'11111 allto l'ulille Arir -~ thal1• "1ea Will" ·Ii' In-ICllool ~.feta: DISIJiih, wtre' oi)J.. neceiury federal srant monl... . · Workl Of!lciall on ucelllve rllhk>l·way eluded In pline for Lagui\a Beach'e·neW' · lected II 'nrlilaJ IOcailoao In· Lllllll" "We )fould vecy much like to ..0 tho jiurcbaM1. ,
Main Belch Part i1 totallf ln~ ind lollowlnl the ,Feb. l5 adlool bolrd modular and loam teachlnl progr1D11.ln N11han ShapeU, chalnnon of lbe COl\1-
mlsleadlng, eity M-er Lawrence Rose meetlni wha truiteel deltated ~ ·il!Ollon • Top of tilt World Elemeatary ·and mllllon'a lllbcommlttee on hlghw17 ri1ht
said today. • ' to ·•JJPIY for 1102,000 In federal grant Thurston '1ntennedlate School• con-of way, nld new policies governing how
"There is no thought of any ·Wall or money. / . Unued," commented DiSandfo. much land ii, purchased for rlghtl-of-way
other · slrudllre anywhere near the DiSandro, who II worltlnl ,00 the proJ· He aald lbree.dllferent petltlo,n• -one might be needed.
water," uld the manager. ''What people ect with ave other hllh 1i1ioc!i ~llila, for riclLtered votera, one for. Thurston A summary of acqulalltona In Newport
apparently are referring to is • 'seawall' aakl, ''The voters ancf students hive u· and high school students and one for Top Beach showed that 53 parcels at a colt of
is no more tJian the eventual rtplacement pressed' interest ID their IChooll and are of the WorJd students -were circulated $12.5 mllllon have been purchased for the
of Ibo exlslli>g wooden bulkhead under trying to lmpre11 upon !be board the In ·the paat three week.I. Route I and Route 56 freeways . .
the bolrdwalk, .designed to il<ep und • · Four of thole partols are 11111 In the old
from drilling onto the hilbway.. alignment of the Newport Freeway 1lon1
"This would be like t!ie seaward edge p z · Ch. f A . . d 17th Street to Route I.
of the ..... promenade which wilt be 0 ice . .. n ss~gne State highway officials 11ld they hi•• about the same height from the sand u llCI' tried to dlappse of UK>le four parcela
the existing boardwalk." which are at 416 Newport Blvd., 41& Id
The promenade is: shown In ·artlits' 411 Ne"port Blvd., 3000 Cliff Drive and
sketches of the proposed park following p • R. "b. •1 • · 300' Holmwood.
the path of the pr .... t boardwalk, Wbich ermit e· spo· ·nsi l ity Bidding on those parl'Olt w11 not IUC--will remain in place until a later st.ace in cessful.
development of the park. Comml11loner1 did not a-IUdze that
In a statement before the city council -• but questioned the wisdom of acqulrinc
this week, Laguna Beach Taxpayers Atter · tome dJ1CUUion 11 to 1'bether poUce chle( In the revlHd ordinance, those and other lands before 8 freewiy'
president Mrs. Marie Ware Mayer, made tbe cbtef of poflce or the clty managf:r 1lnce be would be available dally and agreement was signed.
F •· R reference to the exPense of "the ugly sea lhould be responsible for lasulng or de-could confer directly with other con-A member of Newport Beach's CIUzens Orce8 10 CSCUe wall necel!lry to protect" the park, ind nytng pennlta, Lagwia Beach city coun-cerned departments. Transportation Committee, Walter J,
suggested, "In place of this ugly sea wall, clUnell Wedneaclay night adopted a new Mayor Richard Goldber& and C...n-Koch, aald that people In Newport Beach
B . • El M I suggest the U.S. Anny Corps of ordinance regulating paradea a n d cllman Edward Lorr uid ,they would ~t support a freeway route throuait . oy ID onte Engineers do a feailblllty study to motorcadea within 'the city -with the prefer to leove the police chlaf In char&• tbt Bonlla and Coyote canyons. .
_ determine the benefttl of constructing an police chief in charge of penD.its. of the permits. ''Tllat way no homes would bl
From AP Di1patdiel • 101derwaler feef" to cootrol tidal action. . Approval was by a 3 to I vole -with Councllnwl Boyd l1vored the city dOJtroyed," Koch said.
Role aald today there J1 oo reaaon. to Councilman Charlton Boyd dialentlng and manager, Ind allo "'""'11 to have EL MONTE -What price do you put belle•• that removal of the beachlront '---~~--Peter Oatrllldet ablent. ~~-lnalJ paragrapha pennlltln& the ipanqer (OI' on a boy's life? hulldlnp and creation of the part ww!d The parade ordinance, which orig Y pollce chief) to requell "other pertinent
To the hundreds of v o i u n teer 1, have any effect on tidal action. placed the police chief in charg~ of iilformaUon" from the appllcanl, in ad-
. •--nd fficlall ho pennlt pn>c<dUtet,. had been re<lralted d tJo •-tn Inf tJoo lllled emergency wnr~, a o w by City Attorney Tully ~ to ploce I n ,.. spec c orma .
took part In the mwlve. -and auc-Ex-Ford Chief Di'es the tallt In the hands of the city manager Goldberg ind Lorr objected to this too.
cessful -rescue operation for'f..year~ld after councllmen earlier n:preaed the Councilman Roy Holm, who had aug~
:f'ghthony Beroardino, no -wu too DETROIT (UPI) -John 0. Dykstra, feeling that the molter allouJd remaJn un-gested tubllituUon of the dly manager,
former ~ of Ford Motor Co., <lied der the authority of the oouncll. 111d he would IO along with the police Riskin( death In tunneling attempla, 'l'huradly at 1 medical .,._ In Noting that on application might be chief pro-I provldocl the 1ppllcotlon
the reacuen got tO the El Monto ,boy auburbln llouthfleld wbete be hod been delayed.due to the Ienclh of time.between lorin maile 'll clear that an •Plllll could
almost seven houre after he tumbled Into undergoing cobalt treatment for cancer. council meetings, Seymour upl11ned ,he be made directly., to the City Council In a narrow hole in a road constrncUon proJ. He wu 73, _ had auhltltuted the city mtnager for .the the· event of den1al. eel ·In tlili Los Angeles suburb and fJe.
calllf.I wedj:ed 27 feet· below the surface.
Offers of help and equipment poured In
from individuals and groups through the
Southland. At times, rescue workers did
not know the name of the men next to
them but -under pressure to reach
Anthony he/ore be was hurled by falling
dirt or sulfered from unknown injuries -
didn't have time to think about it.
Thousands of penons -perhapo
milllons -llatened and watched tho
drama unfold on radio and television lta·
Ilona.
Ju 'a reacue womr carried the hoy to
the surlacie at u:111 1.m., onlooken,
ne"smen and other emer1enc1 per90nnel
cheered.
The dlrka~ lllCI pale yoonpter laid,
"Hi, Mommy, bi Daddy "-to Ii& pll"eDtl
belori belar liken by 'belloopter lo I
medical center for observation. He wal
reported In JOod ,condition.
11How's Junmy?" the boy added ln
refereace to his .. lt~-old brother.
The twn wOR llylntJ kit.. Thuncloy
aftemoon •hen Anthony tumbled Into the
hol~ • .
"I never thoucht Ibey WOUldn 't 1et
him," hit mother Sllldr1 old. "I jull
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Rilling to Doom Hospitals?
County Court Actwn May Be Em!-. of Road for Many
A precedent-Atllng Orange Cow1ty ment to drul!calJy revlae Ila hoapltal that wu tacked on lut 1""r lo ollow-
&lperlor Court ruUnc that may block IJcemln& ...... tlom. hlcken of planed boapflaJI to IOI tbeJr
more than 100 CalJlomlo hoepltala now u Jlllige llerlondl' doclolaa llll'Vlv., permlla from the 1tala ra~ 1111n the
under comtrui:tJon brouibl laqulriel the 1 I that le aJnody ' being ~eglonal lfenclM that llffo llOW tabn
from ihocted hooplW o 111cla11 pre~ wlll.lllOlll that_. than 100 onr lbot duly.
throuihoul the llate flooding Into the boQlltalJ
0
and -11111 -In Colilomlo The ..... lied ".,...U.lbor clime" to
county courthouse todoy. will hove to Ille COllllructlob •PllllcaUon• the DuUy Act prompltd • flood of h>
Juclge ii.bert Her!andl prompted tbe with· the r-.llJ aJlll'O'fed · rqlonll qulrles from organllltlonl convinced that
lhocl: ,... late Thai'lda by qree1ns health pllnnlna·.,.nclet. heallhP!irmllc counc11t -W i.. molch
with 1:;t. .. for the cafUornla Health· The nve. lfloclad Orance County mor1 oucllnl In h,lr lDqlllrlOJ thin
Care Provlden /uloclatlon that tho atala ioopltall -Eut Anallelm ~ Ind •Illa offlclall. .
'acted •lm~ly wheri It aulhorleed Clnyon Gt!ieral In Anaheim, Placentia-It WU alltied durlllf the trill that
buildlnl permlta fur ltv. OrangeCowily tlnd1 CommWllly In Placentia, Bilatof moat of the '<>rlllllllllolll wbo IOI !hair
hoeplt1l1 -Genor1I In Sonia Ana aAd Brea Com-permlta olmply 1'111 a ll'letor ner their
He _.. 1 IO!ll trial that ha1 b munlty In Brea -wlll hne to •t their hurriedly l<qlllnd -to prove to thetbe
quenUy "'"'1alned allegallonl of "prvflt llcoallng from Iha Orange 0ountJ Heollh llata that they hod -~ for
mUlnc'I and "OY•-"'i" by boopltal ~ Council. pn>)lclt.
orpnloitlom by 1aauin1 a rulln& that wlll That rot their building permJta from the Jlldp Rorlanda naled ,,,.,.,.., lhlt
....,., ... ljlla'1 .Plll!ll.Jleallll Depart. Jlila cl1lrlq 'U II>-11*" pii'lod jS. -ALI, .... I)
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LONDON (UPI) -In on attempt lo
find the hell .. locatJon for a new storage
depot, tho Soulhw .. tem ElectrlcltJ.
Board fed Iha prob1am Into Ila computer.
The printout --a opot II mil• out to aea oil tho aouth cout of Cornwall. .......
JI'• going to be JIDIDY and windy
tbla weeilend, with temper1turu
along the Onngo• Coul undt. II
• r!tlng to IO Inland. I.owl tonJcbl Ii-It Hove I nJce ....k.oci.
INSmE TOD,\Y,
Soilor1 toke to tht I01ldt IM1
.,.ektnd. LmidlaUlno, the an-
~t an af tile f;mtta.,, It
aclnlno popv1ar11v. A •torr IK
todol(1 W ••klftd•r ¢vu the
backQrouftd on llmlcllo Call-
f°""4'1 ftollaftd ffQClla.
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Contents of the 'flflt Sunday OdiUon ·~. edltlon of ~·DA!L.Y.j.Jlhr
II lbe DAILY PILOT ever ID be -Tbe flrat aec11on wW Include ... ,
, · Pll~ .(lt'a comlnc lllll Sopdaj) YOIJ'll ~-rr L odofl -~·~-In " .. fllllnl.lblpe today. ' ' ~~ ~-----'
litre's a pr<vlew of ..,., of the ~lloli tells bow YCMI caJJ .-.,_
1torlt1 and features readers will find own '7,edit,ratlng. It anrwn the qlllfo
In that collector'• item "first edllion": :i .. How fair la the Fair ReportlnJ
'lllJl.'lll~Y : 8,E~ - R u d I ~kl, DAILY PI,LOT slafl
• •l'IUf;" (elsTl(fit down ID gut level in
NI' lliformattve article on "pig snlt-
':blrlc-'' , Storv tell• not ooly lhe "how" of the
, -_Jnlormer'• ·twi!Jl!at exilteoce, but mo~ of lhe·''1illY-1> ll's a P ... I
.~JD a lf)Ot where DAILY PILOT
. IW!fra,wadl:netwlll P!"sent stories
'• ··~f'tli•f~\IOldd. telt . . , ' -. p~-~ New featurt
to •PP.Ur ~1.S «ilr.1 rt-will seek
out 111e,· offbeat quotea and unusual
"lsldil't from both lntematlonat and
loeil ;er....u11e1.
~ .:. Human lnler .. t
articles In the "A" Section Sunday will
inclUde one on the Irvine Q:impany's
war on squirrelJ at. Newport,_Cienter • .a
JO-year bacP,,ard look by astronaul
John GJtnn and the life of a local
clown.
JUST COASTING -Managing
Edltor Tom Murptilne produces one of
his popular columns especially for the
Sunday paper. And he'll do it each
week.
EDITORIAL ' A G E Is eon,reasman John'Scbmltz headed for
real trouble· at the polls? :Lead
editorial analyzes hiJ intransigence in
relation to President Nixon and the
Nilon Doctrine, -·
'OPl'06rrE EDITORIAL' -New
pl11 full of co~eritary and coJumns
makes ila debUt In the Sunday edllion.
Among new ~ colmrnijsts Is Barry
Goldwate who, In his first DAILY
PILOT p~. aays Nixon really Is the
Man of the ·Hour. DAILY PILOT
Edit.or Torb Keevll launches a new,
sllnday-only column, • ' E d 1 t o r ' s
. NOtebook," 1nd admltl 1n the first one
that he JJ H old as COrky of the
Gaooline Alley comic 1trlp.
SPORT!! ;_ J,.eadlng off "B" Section
o{ !he new Sunday paper. the DAILY
PILOT--fporls report will utilize the
JateJt ffews deadline in Southern
c.Jlfornia to give Sunday morning
read'ers the timeliest sports neM:
available._
First Ume out, DAILY PILOT sporti:. ,-tiffers Will wrap up weekend
activlUes ~ will have a special eye
Oh wbrld record miler Jim Ryun as he ul'" 'out his kick in· the Meet of Cham·
p!Oli)'Sllutday at the Coliseum .In !As
~oleo. · ·
:.ya SECiToil ..:: load.d ·;.rth
features and. column• -many of~
·nel'A: ~ create,t. eapec,lally J.Oft ~\}le . . . .
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ANSWERS, ACTION -New c:ol·
umn, ·"Pat Dunn, AT YOUR
SERV1CE.'! ls where readefs get the
. answers and ·the action they need. It
will name names and tell facta and
won't he ifraid to fight city hall.
REGULAJ\ 'YOU' FEATl}BES -
Among "you" leatur .. ID be published
every Sunday are Good Deed People,
You and the Llw, HeJp•for You, You
Can Help and Your: Health .
NOT FOR WOMEN (ONLY) -Men
ARE Invited to step into the pages ln •ic" ·section where a local personality
wW be profiled,~ week (first one 11
Judge Cella Baker), wb,ere columnists
Erma Bombeck, Ann Landers and
Count Marco (new_ to the DAILY
PILOT) will diJplay their· wares -
and where Sydney Omarr OUer1 a look
at your horoscope.
REX REED, ENTERTAINMENT -
Hottest "show biz" column in the na-
tion , written by ooetime celebrity Rex
Reed.-hlgllllghls e ·• t • r ta I n m ~ • t coverage thlt, ID the first SUriday,ecfl-
tion.-will include the debut of this
ye1r'1 "Luci Poll."
DAILY PILOT readers can win
theater passes and· other prhes while
voting for their favOrites among of-
ficial "Oscar" nominees for actor, ac-
tress and "best film " h""Ors. ' ':!"
CLASSIFIED ADS -'Late deadline
(Saturday noon) fot "w~nt ada"
means the listings ,,in be fresh and
timely In Sunday's classified sectton.
New !eature, Woman's World, of!ers
two sewing patterns in addition to ads
of special interest· to busy women. '
COLOR COMICS, SUPPLEMENT!!
-Ollor comics section, Family Week-
ly and TV WEEK wW be distributed
each week with the new Sunday 'edi-
tion . ·
The first Sunday edition will, of
course, emphasize coverage of local
''hard news " as well as human in-
terest !eatures, photos a n d il-
lustrations.
Every Sunday, the DAILY PILOT
will continue it's ''day.ahead''
coverage of the stock market by of·
fering highlights of the week's ac-
tivities on Wall Str~t. (the week's-end
summary will be published in Satur-
day editions, at leaat one day earlier
than any other Orange County
n~wspaper oiler• it).
"'Reai elta~ 'new's, moved ·frOm th~-1.
Sahui!aj. ~per, will be displayed IR , 1 the1·B .. ·~uon. 'I • ~' l "'' > • ' ' I
T,taftic ·Study t'rugress -
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TQ Be Slwwn in Lag-una .
The second of three progress reports on
a ulfllc otudy cuzrently being c:onducted
in Llguna Be.ach will be presented by
engineers of Wilbur Smith and Associates
at .. the regular planning commission
meeting, 7:30 p.m. Monday In city hall
council chambers.
Tb9 study was undertaken at the re-.
quest of the city under the 'j'ralflc Opera·
tion Program to Improve C&paci~y lf!d.
Safety (TOPICS). A TOPICS study-now rs
required ID enable the city to cnn~ us-
ing gu ta1 funds for street lmprov~ment
purposes.
The ... me· 1t1pu1tr1 .in i1!pOl't on
fl W ,.,ogress 1n establilbi.n& areas in the·
city where tralfic lianals, parking ad-
justments and other changes are needed
to improve traffic circulation and safety.
In other business Monday night, the
planners will :
-Continue discussion of a variance
application to replace a nonconforming
seawall at a higher elevation and deck
DAILY PILOT
Tiit Clrtl!IM COii! DAILY P'ILOT, w!lh Wl'lld'I
1$ C*lltllfltd ttle Hewr.-P'reu, 11 pullUSlled by
JM Onll'lte COllf Pulllf~lnt Cotnp,1ny. S.,...
P'9N MltS... 1r1 publl1hfd, Mondly ttlrougll
" " ' . over sand between a dwelling and the
seawall at 2859-61 Ward's Terrace. Plan-
ners visited the area to investigate prob-
lems caused by high tides and . •111
receive an engineering rep6rt on the mat-
ter.
-Receive an · apitlication to . declare a
lot at 472 High Drive, .:Ucumbered by
driveway easements' and 1n encroaching
swimming pool, declared a building site.
-Consider Francis Cabang's request
(or permission to construct IQ i~ight~unit
apartment in a e-a zone · J.l. ~
_aroadway without lnclu,~9 a ' ~~
mercial enterprise as rtq~ bf the
zone.
· ..,consider a request for a height
variance for a single family dwelling at
580 Vista -Lane. Applicant seeks to exceed
the height limit by 3.5 feet with a
balhroom skylight on the sloping lot.
-Receive a use permit application to
construct a five-unit apartment building
on two large lots at 2101 Gl~eyre St.;
after removing one of three ezisting
single-family structures at the site.
HOSPITALS. ••
Frklty, tor coi11 Me.-, Ntw00rt llNch, that was nOt enough .. He said Pos(litafs
Huntlnt•on t1Kll/l"OU11111n v1111v. 1..1011111 would have to prove that they had bind· lee<fl, ll'VIM/Slddltbed 1Jld San Clemente( s.n J111n c1platrano. A •lftlll• rt11lon•t ing contracts and loan commitments
c 111011 11 civbt111Md s.tl.ll'll•ys, 1nc1 SundtY•· prior to the deadline date of July I, 1970.
TM pr1nc1sie1 11Ubllltl1nt pi.int 11 .r JJO west CHCPA lawyers argued during the U'ial
")' l trMt, '°"'' Min1, c111k>rn11, mH. that not one o( the five Orq41 Coui\,ty
Roli>1rt N. Wied hospitals chalJenged by the ~hO!Pital
Preskltnt 1nc1 Publl1h•r organization could meet that determina-
J1ck R. Ct1rl1y tion.
Vk• ,.,.klM, 1"" GtMrii M•Nt•r Stale health department officials ,said · Tl'ler1t;;11!••¥ll today that if Judge Rerlandi'' ru:Ubg is
TlloM•• A. Mt1rphi11• upheld by the appellate' court the five
M1""1"' editor Orange County facilities and other
Clltrf•t H. Loot Rich1nl P. Nall C&llfornla bospitala that will be Inevitably
~ AMl1t11'1t M•l'llOlriD Ed11ort challenged will have to ask local bea!th
T,Fe=-A!:9 counclla !or perm.its. ·
M.W.,_AUr•••: r.o. lo• 666, 92652 If perlnits are denied at that level, the builders will have to wait one year before °"'"' -.they · can ·if!am approach the stat• c.-. MeMi n w'!~ s1r11t Department-of~Public Health for another =a.edit "33 H IOUMl'ltrd
l_,.t l"1S 19tdl lo.iltYm IC('Uticy Of the application.
"1 • HOf'tt1 EJ cartitno 1t .. 1 An orficial of one aUected hospital who
.:Tll4I r (l14r '4z-4t21 =rs· to remain anonymous .. told the •u ,,.. A••1W11 '42.un Y. PltOT today, however, that "this '°'""" -Al h•••-• mat iiOI be 'quite the tragedy It's • ,, ... ,,,, 4M-tm beihl mideout to be by the tawyen." · t=:· :::2-~-~·~u::'.!:=-_OrTbe 1'·'t,~1oe ~~!edPlaoulnnlng~~: the ........ _._ ti •'ltrtltl!l'ltnll Plt'9I , 1118 "'1UP Y ~w VJUDCIJ ::.-"'1 .. .,'= wftlllVt t111C1t1 ,.,.. rtetnUy lpProved e1pan1io111 of three -T; N local ho8pltat1 despite the 14lrtmendou1 !.!. •...,. =."I:...:... ''i':liul= plbliclty renerated by the uial and Iha
-..,,...,. DM ~' w m1n n.11 clalms that we're bec:omlnl vuUy ...._, ,.,....,.,,.. •M 11Wtt111Y. over~ed.'' • _ -'
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STANFORD, (AP) -Stanford
UrUveralty'S-American lncHan mascot is
headed (91" retirement after • student-
een'ate vOte to aboli!h the conlroversial
symbol.
University informaµoo officer Bob
B;yers 58id the IM vote Thund•J ri;gbt
'1'8ved the way for meetlng.s belween<ltu-
,cfent and alumni repreaentatives with·
Stanford president Richard Lyman to
bt&ln selection of a ite1f symbol:
Lyman said bis talkll with Indian
students It Stanford iiidlcated ihit "Ji
there iJ· any effect wbaleYer •!r6m lhe
heroic Indian symbol, it is to romat'ltlclze
and perpetuate an illusion about the
American Indian.
"The !acts are," Lyman said, "that the
American Indian on the reservation bu
the higheat alcoholism rate,.blghest death
rlite and the highest rate·o! impact from
many kinds of diseases, the Jowt!t in--
come, the lowest education of any ethnic
minority in this country."
Indian students don't want today 's prob-
lems to be concealed in what they
regQl'd as "always a somewhat com-
mercialized and always somewhat Cake
representation of the Indian tradition ,"
he said.
A ~7-year--old Yurok Indian dances in
fuU regalia at aUtletic events in the roll
of "Cbie! Lightfoot."
The use of the Indian symbol became
official at .Stanford In 1930 when ~ ex·
ecutive committee of the student body
endorsed its use.
Lyman said Indian students told him
th~y considered the use of religious
dances at sporting events "pro!ane" and
were offended by "the sight of paeudo-In·
dlan motifs worked into pompom girls'
costumes." ·
He said he had "a very, very quiet
meeting" with S5 Indian students and
staff members who petitioned last month
to eliminate the symbol. .
The president said he received about
150 letters "written more in sorrow than
in anger" along with a petition from
more than 100 members of the· KIJmath
River-Yurok 1 Indian tribe, requesting
retention of the mascot.
Lyman said the committee which will
select a new symbol will include one
re presentative each from the athletic
department, the alumni association, the
Buck Club (an athletic fund-raising
ifOUp), the Native Americans . Student
A;aoclaUo'n,, and fouc other stude!jls. . ,.
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R. J. ''Bob" Krohnfeldt
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ANTHONY BERNARDINO CLINGS TO RESCUER
Youngator Foll In Sholl While Flying Kite
Laguna Educational Panel
Forms 2 Subcommittees
At its first public meeting Thur$day,
the Laguna Beach Educational Priorities
Stucly Committee !ormed • t_wo sub-
committees -one to 1tudy· general
<Wtrict philosophy and another to
evaluate and review e1isting program·s.
Laguna resident Bob Miller was named
'Chairman of the p h 11 o s o p h y sulr
Tennis Clubhers
Slate Meeting
A second membership meeting ot U:ie
Laguna Niguel Tennis Club will be held
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the 'El Niguel
Country Club, . 31000 Crown Valley
Parkway.
The club will be housed in a soon to be
completed clubhouse adjacent to the
West Nine Condominiums. • .
Tennisidlreck>r Vic•Br;aderrwill conduct
the. meeting and> uplaJo !hi. opcopoaod
tennis programs. Since tb$ club will be
oriented toward, family pal'ticipation,
chµdt~ are also encoµrag~ to atteo4,
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committee, and attofney Michael Sagar
will head the evaluation and review sub-
committee.
Miller said his committee will seek to
determine what the philosophy of the
district is now and what principals of the
various schools want to see In the future .
"We also want to poll the teachers and a
cross section of the community," said
Miller. · .
Miller said his committee was not cer·
tain how community input might be
received. "U we have open meetings,
things will P.~~b~bly ge~ out of hand. We thought we . m1gHt have people write Jet·
ters expressing their feelings ."
"To get a true cross section of the
community, you might want to design a
random sample," suggested 0. W. Price.
Others pointed out such a scientific
survey would require much time and ef-
fort , but Miller indicated his committee
would con.Sider the idea.
Sagar said the evaluation and review
group "'."Ould investiga,te ·curr~culum, the
balance 'between curri~lum and extra-
'Cm'HcUlii-' iclfvltles, coW!a~nd testmg ·services, ·and support · ih
each of the 1ehools. -· ·' ;
· His ·subcommittee will be&in its task
with a tour of the high school next week.
him ii he were.hurt and hli .sakt;"No'.
"He didn't appear lQ have Qy·Jnjurle!.
He was warm just like a little Doy ougbt
to be"• ·) . r , ~
lloapilal atlendants said., the yqoongsler
apparently auf!ered no serioull injuriea.
. As •workers drilled a ·So,fOot rtlC\le
shaft adjacent to the hole in which
Anthony waJ uaplled. Dr. Willi"'1 (laker
of El Monie talked wilh him tllrough a
stethoscope e:rtended on plastic tubing.
Oxygen -was pumped to within Inches of
Anthony's race.
Baker reported to newsmen several
times that Anthony was all right.
"He told me he's cold, he wants out
• .. and he wants out," Baker said.
At one -point, autl>oritles said, ·Anthony
apparently betame imp'atient and said he
would dig himself out ii workers didn't ·
hurry.
. Attempts. to Jowf!r volunteers, including . . a 4-foot jockey, into the hole to• Anthony,
proved unsuccessful. One volunteer was
able to touch the boy bu·t couldn't pry
him loose because he was too tijht!f
wedged. , ·
The boy fell backwards into the open-
ing, landing with (IDe Coot down and the
other up. His head was jammed against
the knee of the uprlght leg.
The boy was pulled to safety alter
workers drilled ,the rescue shaft about
eight feet from the bole in which be was
!Tapped. Then Ibey dug under 'the bole.
Anthony dropped into ·the arma or
workman Frank DW, who handed hlm.!ij>
to a sheriff's deputy.
Miller Selected
For Water Post
Directors &._the South Coast County
Water Distri~rl!.day niJhl named in-
.terim manager Ra7: Miller to the
permanent position o general manager
of the district.
Miller, f.ormer district superintendent,
was given the interim sppojntment in
January to fill the post left vacant by the
resignation of John "Tex" Smith.
The new appointment is Snbject to ap-
proval of the board of directors ot the
South Coast County Sanitation Distr1ct
which share equally in paying the
manager's wues. '"MiUer baa betri ~
1 in& 11 interlni'in"an1gef.of flit'~taUoa
Dlstricl,.as well,-and his confrnnaiion to
the' perinani!nt PD1ition 'Is expected to 'b.
handled routinely at the '4arcli 15 dirtc-tors meeting. · '
HeJiteCJon '-s Four Centuries
fTlftcli c_..., ttylas "-"' ... pat ~ mod n Anrerl-...... W~ w1nt ·~~show you Henrecl.11'1 Four C1nturi11 Collec.tion •• , b1c.1u11 If i1·1• 11111ci~1Jy 1u1f1~ to the tomfo~bl1 w1y W• livt tod1y. lt'11111ltc.h>it 1t11mb/191
of ov•r 90 d1ai9n1 for your h11tn9 room, or b1clroom. Thi v1ri1ty of
d11i9n incl cliff1r1nt fi11i1h11 ;r111nt 111 1111ut111I
opportunity for you to cr11t1 jour own highly
indJ,,.idut l ind p1,.on1I rool'll:'Our prof111io111l 1t1ff
will help you with your 11!1ctio111 to 1t1rt or c.ornpl1t1
your cl1cor1ti119 pl1n1.
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Named to Lead
Red Cross Drive
·Laguna Beach exchange manager oC the
General Telephone Company R. J. "Bob"
Krohnleldt has been named chairman o!
annual Red Cross fund campaign in t~e
Laguna Beach, South Laguna and Laguna
Niguel areas.
Campaign goal for the March drive is
$14,493.
Krohnfeld~ a regular donor ID Red
Cross: blood collection dri ves. said his
particular interest in Red Cross pr°'"
grams is in helping to perpetuate the
blood program In Orange County, the on-
ly county in the state of Cllifornia in
which all blood used In 30 hospitals is
voluntarily given. .
"Our own South Coast Community
Ho!]lital last year used nearly 2,000 plnll . '
of blood In pro\lding services ID cltlien&
Of this f!'(>mmunify.'' he li:id.
Other programs supported by donalionl
ID the Red Cross Fund drive ar< lir&t aid
and water safety, nursing, serYlco . ID
11rilltary lamlll.. and volunteer com·
munfty projects.
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TEN ·CEt<;ITS
County Ruling Could ·Scuttle 100 Hospitals
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A precedetit.settlng ' Orange County
lupertor Court ruling that may block
1110ri lhan 100 ·eamomla hospital! now
under conltructton brought inqulrle.s
from shocked hoapifal o f fl c I a I s
throughout the .state f1oodlng into the
county courthou$! today.
Judge Herbert Herlinds prompted the
thock wave lite Thursday by agreeing
with lawyers for the California . Health
Cire1>roviden Association that the state
~ted improperly when it autboriJed
Zone ..
building permlta lot Ii•• Orange County
bolpltala. .
He eoded a Ione trial that has ~
quentiy contained allegatioas of "profit
makhig" and "overbeddlng11 by hospital
organlaations by iaauing a ruling that will
compel the state's'Pubiic Health Depart._
ment to drastically revise jts hospital
licenalng regulations. <""
ll Judge Herlinda' decision survives
the appeal that la already being
prepared, it will mean that more than 100
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hospital! and nuralnfl homes in Callfwnla
will have lo file comfructlao aPf!lkatioas
with !be recently qproyed ~
health planning qenciea.
The ·five ,affected Orqe eo.mty
hospital! -East Anaheim General and
Canyon General in AnabeJm, Placentia-
Llnda .Community in Placentia, Bristo_!
General in Santa Ana and Brea Com-
munity in Brea -will have to seek Uteir
licensing from the Orange County Health
Planning Council.
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'Ibey 11<>1 their building permits from the
state dUrln& an 18-month grace perioc1
tha_t was· tacked on last year to allow
, backers of pionned l>ospllJl!s' to get th~lr
permits rrom the state rather than the
regionaJ · 1gencies that have now taken
over that dub'. •
The so-called "grandfather clause" to
the Duffy, Act prompted a flood of tn.
qulrleS frdm organlJaUOm ci>nvlnced that
health planning counclls would be much
·more eucttnc in their inqutrt.. than
Change Requested
state officials.
It wa.s flle&ed during the trial tha t
most or the organitatJons who gOt their
permits simply ran a tractor over Jhelr
hurriedly acquired silts to prove(li> the
state that they bad broken ground for the
projecta. · ·
Judge Herlands ruled Thursday that
that was not enough. He .. said hospitals
woµld have to prove~that they had bind-
ing contracts and 1,oan commitment.fl
prior .to the deadline date of July 1, 197tl.
!rvine Planners Seek 'R~turn' to Agriculture
-By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of flle Dalfr .. ll•t Stiff
The Irvine Planning C o m m i s 1 1 o n
Tbursday night unanimously asked the ci-
ty council to change the zoning on all city
l8nd north of the Santa Ana Freeway '· back lo agricultural use. .
, Planning Commission Chairman Wayne
Clark said the action requesting an
yfgency ordinance would nullify some of
~ county rezoning actions taken just
Baby-crippling
Drug Revealed
By Ph ysician
SYDNEY, Australia (AP). -; , Pr ••
'">fl11llam ·McBrtde said today be bu
prior to incorporation. · ~volves Leadetship H o u s I n g
By enacting an urgency ordinance Systems Inc.
returning the so-called "window area" of That firm was denied pennbdon '.to
non-Irvine Company lands north of the carve 39 acres of central.Irvine land into
Santa Ana freeway to -A-1 zoning, at least 171 single family lo~ with a minimum of
three parcels would · be affected, Clark 6,500 square footage each. :
511id. Darren Groth, representing t h e
One ls the Racquet Club already com-Leadership firm, said 1he lot size "w.as
pleted by Frank Ayres and Son ConstnJc-the largest of \I-DY tract in Irvine."
lion Company. A second 111: a parctl The plalining comm i ?i loners
rezoned by the county for which a tract unanimously voted to dtQY the tract map
map bas yet to be filed .with the city. The on grounds that the street design was in-
adequate and that the lone part site
pl8nned tor the ttict was bounded on two
aidea by streets and on the ' third by a ·
railroad spUr.
Tbe park site in the tract proposed at
the northern comer of Bryan Avepue and
Camp street in central Irvine is presenUY
occupied by abaildoned fann worker
1hacks, Clark noted.
Most commiauooers opposed t h e
tract's street mapping . which Indicated
major a_. lo the l>omea W<Jl!!d be on
two "half-streets" -thoroughfares built
by the developer on the land he owns to
the center tine of a future ~eel.
Concern was expressed, but no icUon
taken, on the tradiUonal method of
development .of. hall-atreeta. ·
Commlaaionen alao expresoed concern
over the lat:k of schooiJ in the .area. 1 HoweY<r,.Actlng .. Ctty Atto.rney l~
Erickaon advised tht.rn that state law
doea not allow-c-,to·deny·4e'~
, ~Ill!'"! a•lacklot ICl>oo.:
CHCPA lawyers argued during the trial
that not one of the five Orange County
hospitals challenged by the nine-hospital
organization could meet that determina-
tion.
State health department ofUcials said
today that If Judge Herlands' ruling i1
upheld by the ap'pellate court the five
Orange County facilities and other
California hospitals that will be inevitably
challenged will have to ask local health
(See HOSPITALS, Paa< 3)
•' I aecond drug U-.at causes deformities in ,. ~hies. It is "not as important as the
halidoriiide breakthrough," however, he
added.
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McBride won fame in · 1982 with his
!iscovery that thalidomide taken durink
;ngnancy caused babies to be born with
left>nn.ities.
W'riUng 1n the 'Australian Medical rcumaJ, be identllied the latest drug as
llf orange-colored pill called imipramine.
,\J am of the opinion that imipramfue is
the cause of limb deformities if taken in
early pregnancy /1 McBride wrote.
· Ttie drug is· prescribed for women suf-
i.,tng from depre5stoo. 'lbalidomide w11
:aken 11 a tranquilizer.
• In Baael, SWitzerland, a spokesman for ~Geigy A.C., ):lroducer of imipramine,
HAD ~IMILAR CONCEPT
C°/""llm1n Burton
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1 Mlyor' Fltchbach I.~ .
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1ald a company statement Would be
lfsqed later, and added: "All we can say
low Is that this is not a thalidomide case.
~ r 1m1pramine, which is being sold under
Oit name of Tofranil, has been on the
~et for 10 years and Is available only
~~rescription.
Irvine Council Launches
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•<lit is surprising that tblflronial attlck ct:>~s now against a relatively old drug.
Biit the matter is too seriolfs to make a
r.u)b comment from here."
Ten Citizens. Committe es
J>r. Frinces Oldham Kelsey of the
P'lderal Drug Administration blocked the
,,. of thalidomide in the United States in ~· For tbil, she was a~almed by
l'Nsldent Jolm F. KeMedy.
lbe 4'-year-old Australian doctor aaid rn~ interview : ••1t is possible that there Iii other drugs-which affect the human
lius. This is an area which We hope to
lliiearch." ''ifcBrlde heads a planned $1.19-million
biianlatlon iostudy the deveiopm<!lll of
tlle fetus during pregnancy and tbe first
iifiek after birth.
'Jje established It with the $47,lllO be ip awarded for his work on the effects
of' thalldomide. • •
Ten citizens committees to advise1he
Irvine City Council have been launched
by bllateral agreement of the council on
separate proposal! offered by Coun-
ciliiian John Burton and Mayor William
Fischbach. _. -
The groups will meet with the council
in an infomu1Uonat session 9:30 a.m.,
Saturday, Marcii 11.
Both' Mayor Fischbach P!)d i:ouncilmM
Burton came lo last Wellneaa1y'i City ,
c.ouncn meeting with •written propooals
for how the committees might ~ set up.
An earlier proposal by Councilman
Gabrltil.e l'tybr was detailed by the DAI·
LY PILOO' several week.s ago.· ..., ~
Since the matter of citizen adviSory
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Information on Schools
, An Irvine. woman who says she posed
..,) a homebuyer to gather . information
jloo prompted tbe San Joaquin School
DJltrlct to look into alleged misrepresen-
tations about schools by home salesmen.
.Judy Marx, of 1!50t Butler St. alleged
· ·--.y that l>ome salesmen tn the t9'rtne 1rea were giving ~pl'OlpeCUve bWtrs misleading ,information about the
idlitiUon and slatus of schools. ~\}~said one salesman didn't' even know
mt name of the · school' district be was
Hlilng l>onioo"lil.
· ''Many of them mtsr~ted the -.i lituation in the area," she told
~. Following her encounter with
-the lllelmen, sbe said she contacted the
ll-vlno Compony about the matter.
, "TIM company has oubaequenUy 1tnl out
~ llllormatioo letter lo all l>ome
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saleamcn op.rating on.company. develop-
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Mrs. Mari said ihe "fact< 1fteet" con-
tained inforina!ioiL al>out tl)e loca!ion of
ail acl>oola in Ii;vino, the iel>ool tu rate
sitliaUon and other pertinent 'tn!Ormatlon
for bomebuyen.
The woman auggeated that the acl>ooi
district "'*'1ake the dlsjrtbution of a
limilar letter lo all elev~ and l>ome
salesmen 1rfthln Ille -ine. of ·the
school dl.tlrie\ .. ' • " • -
"The parents of the distrld are con-
cerned not only with their-own childrtfl "
Mn. Man aid, "but 1lao with U..
children of the future residents." .
Tru-Indicated IUppotl for IUCh I
proposal and agreed · 1o llucly Mn.
Mars11 tdea.
committees was first brought up Irvine
watchers gmr to expect much wrangling
over their final form.
Detiate over the committees deemed
vital lo citl7.en P-Brilcipa\IOn in• Irvine,
have consumed many hours of council
time in receni weeks. · · -
Each of the indepenc!en!ly prepared
projloe,ala introduced Wednetday was alJ: pagea long. . .
Mayor F!lchbacb'a -I includeil a aet of "general · rulea" allowing 1'nex-
ibllity" tn 'Ille makeup of 'the Com.
mlttees. The mnalnda: of the1 ma,..-!s
lllggeatlon named spedflc committees to
be launched lmmedtlltly. T)iey are:
. Parb ~and recreation, .. committee ~ on
public educatii:>n, a charter commlttft,
committee on arts and culture, a bouling
committee, committee on youth op-
portuniUes, one for public ufety,.another
for pubilc hlghwoys and lransportation
arid one o~envirOnmental quality.
Councilman Pryor oboerved b o th
Filcbbach's and Burton's proposals were
almilar. ' . ·_...
However, Burton ~ad Proposed 1 set of
committee rules aimllar lo the rule1 by
which the council does ·111 business •
Mrl. r,.,... iuueated, arid the councll
later agreed, Burton's rules ·propoul
would oner new committees a 1tarting
point 11 suggested guldellnea memben of
committees may or may not want to
follow. • -4'.
Burton noted that a slmilartty of lilts
betw<en the v-arious committees would
make It easter for cit1zena to aPPf'Gltcb
and "°'t' with 1 ~ber'Ol conu:illtloeo.
Filchbach urged "elutlCttj" in rlilea
fonnation during , the liz;·month , teat
period Ille of Ille commltleet approvod by
Ille council Wednelday.
Councilman Ray ~!Oy ~vod; and
Burton _....,, thot MQOt .Plocbbech'•
pro-I be adopted and tllot t.bt
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requldug • »<lqrw.aWnc P'!'Jod ~ I!>
the· .... nt!li• toldog ~"Irvine> Of.
fidals ... ,.. the rilht>io ~:them.
Tbe .planning commlsalon 1ction .uktnC
the cily council ' lo revert all zoning to
agricultural use would n.ulWy at,Jeut one
of the 'last·minult county remnlnp, the
Leadenhip Housing zoning. Another
moDtng 'wai granted Po~ Homes
for. t tract north · of the Santa ' Ana
Freeway by county officials: •
CoUnty plamiing clepertment staff ad·
vised agaimt a •\milar proposal lot all
land',tn the C!ltr nm'th of the San Diego
Freeway . because residences tectinically
c.an-be. buj)t on A·l zOned bl'deYeioperi
with approved trpct maps. Rezofllng to
agriculture in the portion of the city
between the two f r e e w a y • , com-
missioners were told, would rerhove
Pre.sent re5trictions that ' guide such
developmenUJ.
. In ,other action 'lbursday the Irvine
Planning Commlsalon:
-Qranted a 80-day conUQuance ot a te~tiVe tract map for ' parcel in the
Irvine Industrial Complex.
-Approved two other Irvine Industrial
tract maps, one for 84 acrt!!I and the
other for 18 acres.
-Agreet4. with President Homes to
delay consideration of a tract map for ·18
acres 1n )'urtle Rock that would involve
42 single family Jots. The .lnltter wil1
come up again· March 11.
Planning commlssioner1 adjourned at
midnight to. joint,lludy, l8Uioq with the
city council at7:30 p.m. next. Wednetday
when they will bear a prmlaUon by
Forut Dickason, county planning direc-
tor ..
Next 'lburaday the plAlKling conunllison
will meet in.a regularly ICbedulad study
session called for 7:30 p.m. in Irvine·
Town Center, ColJIDliaalontn will diacuss
a proposal by Conunllaloner Harry Shup-
trine <,egarding ·the piaMlng body's work
acbedule, planning procedure& and I
crtucal path aclJemt for lhort term com-
miaalon . &Oils.
Honie, Garden
Page !Jebuts
A new ffo1!1e and' Gordon poge
makea Ha · debut _,,,,, in
Saturday"1 l>AJLY PILOT with ...,..
llandy lllnts and Ups for weekend
projects around· the -· Me-hlle, two old f~.ot
the Salurdai -"llt be -lnl to ai MW1 'city •. TV W'IU, tbi
m111-ol ~ 'llld ir~·
· W'eeii11,i;n:n· -'be 1-.. .111 °'" new '""Y edition bling publilllolf
fortfie firs( time thll 9mtla;." •
. i;atuntai>'• pope. wfll• carry
'televtllan llltJqfl .. 1111 ...
tertabjment jUlt "lllllrli
they°l'O -=:i.y throullh J'tl-ilaY. J:.ool< fQl' .TV Week and h!Dfly '
WlllllJ!lmdoy.
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Tbe,.w'qrld ls full ·of fascinj'li9.g things, especially when you are only ·I\2 ,y~ats old. Ryan Giles,.soh ·of Mr. and. Mrs. William R: Giles of
"fi1Sion1 Viejo, b:ies. his .band .a't tile play.ground equipment in tht
El' ,Toro ar~a., Just getting' aboard this steed was something. of a chore.
Aldrich Warn s ·Senators
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Library Support Need~d
From Wire Services have not extend~ these Instruments with
UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Imagination and aggressiveness 11
Jr. told a state Senate committee Thurs-. ·misleading," Aldrich contended. day that· the, University California .cam·
plfse1 would pe "fiTelevapt icadel'nic1 In; RegardiDg the auditors' call for greater
stltu tons· within five years" If state uae of microfilm . ver.5\U purchase of ex.:
finance budget reconlniei>datlons are pensive materials, Aldrich 1 a 1 d ,
adopted. . ,. microfilm in aome cues is more e.t•
Testllying In Sacramento at a com· pe~iv~ thaq bUY,lgg_qrig1nal documents.
mittee.hearing on. the UC .budget, Aldrich AlClr1ch pointed out "erroneous and
aald: '"The concept of core~aod research distorted'" generallutiona in the report
colleelioiis set forth' lri the ~ Depart-whi ch he ascribed to a .. lack of w).
ment of Finance audit report is a stt,ti~, derstanding of library operations."
no change, no • progms • I._., which
negatb the central' purpoR of a univt:rsi~
ty. .
"It ·would deny liudents the opportwilty
to use the basic toolJ Of I university for
understaOdlJ1i a chapging ,w o r.l d ,,''
Aldrich .sa"!-_
He added that 125,000 volumes proposed
for a core collection by th~ audltora
"w'ouJci have disastrous co~uence's for
the youth of.the future."
"Undergraduate ttUden~ J are now ac-.
Uveiy using library mater"!'· which wore
used only for r~rcb Wf'POR1r10 y~rs
ago. Ten years hepce . lll~Y will ,be •ualng'.
library materlait now cocwidered lo be
exotic research documents," be noted.. ·
Aldrich rebutted an aUditor11 IUg-.
gestlon that i research libraries be ctrr
traiized lo avold·unneceuary duplication.
"Ml<rolllm, ficsilhilt transmission, iok
terllbriry kiln, lntercampos uaqe 'and.1
compulerlzod 'i>oOl>::acqulalliOn, catalogU<
Ina ind 'atcounttn'g •or& teobniquea thab
are uaed el\e04lyely. . · · ·
"The Inference In the repor( !bat we
~puter G,oes Silly '
LONDON (111'!\1:: In an attempt lo
llnd the bell loca'!I"' for. a "°" 1ionlge
depot the Soutliweattrn Electricity iiON1I fed the prob!Om Into its compu\er.
The printout suaeoted I 8fOI IS miles
OUI lo aea otl the IOUlb coa.t of Oimwall.
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We•tller. . ' ' .
It 's going to be sunny and windy
this weekend, with ·temperatures
along the· Orange Cout slnds at
68 rising to .ao inland. l<>ws ionigbt
45-55, Have . a nice .weekend. • INSm E TODAY
Sailors take to the sonilr thll week,nd . Land$alfing, the · .,,.
ci<llt art of the E011Plia.,, is 1 gainirtg populorit11. A 1tort1 in
today's Weekendtr qivt1 the
background \ orr 1&mcho \Cali·
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" -!MIL y PU.Or .... to bo ' 11" 1
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>' Here'• 1 pnvJew of some or the
stotles and features reader• will find
bl that collector's ite~..)tflrst editk>n":
llVNDAY ·SPBCIAL -R u d I a lltedzlelakl; DAILY PILOT staff
ii ' 1rrlllo'.. 1et1 rtcM down to ,.t level In ae Informative article on "pig snlt-::ldrW' •• ....
II ~ tells !)(it ()lily, tbe "how" ol tbe
JI ' ""' lnlormer'a t.nnpl ulat.ool. but ~ lllo lotpe of tbe uWb)'~'' lt'• 1 Pap 1
4 -.1D a apol where D.uL Y Pll.O'I'
! 1taffer;s each week will prtaent stories
, only Ibey could t0tl.
"" · '. ~'-Ne• future ' , ~ ~ ~ta Only.' It will Hlk • oill··tlit ~t' ......... and unuaual • .. ......., lrOift . ..Jh 1Dtem1tlonal and
loc!l .~r.ti".
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YOOa CUlllT Leadolf artlcle In
-laJll bow ,.. ... chect -own credit raU.,. It annen lhe-
tlon, "H°" fair Is tbe Fair Rlportlni
Act?"
ANSWER3 , ACTION -New col-
umn, '"Pat Dunn, AT YOU I!
SERVICE," Js where readers get the
-end the ection Ibey need. fl wlll-e nome1 and tell lactJ and
won't be afraid to fl&bt ctty hall.
REGIJLA!t 'YOU' FBATIJllES
·Among ''you" features to tie. published
every Sunday are Good Detd People.
You and the Law, Help for You, You Gan Help and Your Health.
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Agree~nt . .
On Rout.e
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'Not ValUf
By CANDACE PEAllSON °' .. ...,. ...........
Two Laguna Beach resident• 1ppeared
before · the "Utile Hoover Corruall&ion"
at UC Irvine tbday to contend u..Ltho
Art COiony'• agreemeol oa Poclllc Coaot
Freeway 11 nq Jonctr valid. . ·
II w11· tbe iecond day of hearings· on
coastal freeWay quettions.
Bill l<(tp: and Frances Englehart from
the .VU\lge ·Laguna Auotjatlon 111d lhlt
tbe &eeway 'ireernent Latun• Beacb.
bMI signed; •as no toNer valld. ~ •
• They allo 1ald the COU:t frteway 'wal
not needed and would, be~ <jllulrtUa Co
the Laguna Beacb environment.,
Kite-flying
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Boy llescued
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Prem AP Dltpelellet .
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EL MONTE -What prlct do you put
on a 1boy'1 lire! ·
· To.1 the ,hw:adreds :or V..(l l'\U·1' teer 1.
emetgeney #Orbi'I 1Dd .otfillals "ho took' par1 l.n the masalve -~•od 1ue-cesafllJ -rucue of>tratlon fol-i-year-old .Anthony Bernardlno, no 00&t was too
high. . I
· Risking dealh lo tunllt)lnl att~pts,
th• rescu~r :co\ to the El Jloo\t' boy alin .. ratven boon after hO.\UlDblod,lnto
a fl,Jrrow hole Jn a road construction proj·
ect in tOls Loi Angelta suburb and be--
came wed1ed rT ·feet be1ow the 1urlace • • I.
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. n.4.TllllES -Human lnter..t
article.I in the .. A .. Section Sunday will l
IQ<lude one on tbe Irvine Company'•
NIYT FoR WOMEN !ONLY) -·Men
ARE Invited to 1tep Into the pares ' in
"C" Section where a local peraOOallty
will be profiled each week (flrll.one is
Judge Cella Biker), where columnists
Erma Dombeck, Ann Landert ·ud
Count Marco (new to the DAILY
PILOT) will display their wares -
and where Sydney Omarr offers a look
at you'r horoscope.
Sue Ficker of Newport Beach thin ac-
cused the commission's meettn1 11 'bav~
ing 1n "lnsiduous political atmosphere."
She 11Ie1ed that the Irvine Company
bas been actively lobbyin& for the coast
treeway route .
Offers of help and equipment poured ln
from individual! and lfOUPI through the
Soulhland. At times, rescue workers did
not know the name of the men ne.1t to
them but -under press~ to reach
Anthony before he wa1 buried by. filling
dirt or suffered from unknown injuries _.
war on aqulrrel1 at Newport Center, a
JO.year beckward -look by astronaut
John Glenn and the Ille of 1 local
clown. ,
JUST COASTING -Managing
Editor Tom Murpbine products one o(
hta popular ,columao <1pod1Uy for the
Sundly paper. And bo'll do It each
woalr.
l!Dm>!UAL · PA G E 11
Conpouman JobD Scllmltz buded for nil• trouble · at" the polla? Lead
edltorlll analyze• hta lntranatcence In
relollon to Presldalt Nil<oo and the
Nb<Oll Doctrine.
1oPPOllTB EDn'ORIAL' -New
-lull of commenlley and column1
mal<ea 111 debut In tbe Swlday edition.
~ ...... colUDUlitll 11 ~
Golclwller wbo, Jn hla fint D.uL Y
PILOT piece, .. ,. Nil<on rtally Is the
~ of tbe Hom« D.uL Y l'ILOT Ultor Tom Keevll \lunche1 a new,
Sunday-only column, • • Ed I t o r ' 1
Notebook," and adn\lti In the firit one
!jlat he It u old as Corty of the
Guollne Alley comic atrip.
IPOR11-Leading off "B" Section
of the new Swlday paper, the DAILY
PILOT tpOrll report wW u!Ulre the
laf<ll MWI deldlJne ln Southem
Clllforn\I to ,ive Swlday momlnc
nadero tbe timeliest 1porls newt
avelleble. ·
Flrot Ume out, DAILY PILOT
1portl 1taffer1 wUl wrap up weekend
acUvlUe1 and wlll have a 1pedal eye
on world record miler Jim Ryun 11 he
trlei out hla kick In ~Meet of Clwn-
ploiio ,Setuldey at tbe CoU1eum In Los
Ao&elet ••
'YOU'· lllCl10N -Loaded with
featuru and columns -many of thun
new and created eopeclllly lor the
REX REED, ENTERTAINMENT -
Hottest "show biz" column in the na·
tion, written by onetime celebrity Rex
Reed, blchllghts enter ta kt men t
covef.-e that, 1n the first Sund1y edi·
lion, will include the debut of this
)'tar's "Luci Poll."
DAILY PILOT readers can wm
theater paaaes and other prizes wblle
V'Otlng for their favorites amone of-
ficial "Oscar" nomtneea for actor, ac--
trtsa and "be1t film" honors.
CLASSIFIED ADii -Late d .. dllne
· (Saturday noon) lor "want ads0
meant the llallng1 will be frelb and
timely In Suodey'a cla11lfied oecllon.
New feature , Woman'• World, otters
two awfna: patterns In addlUcn to ads
ol 1ptclal interest to buly women.
COLOR COMICS, SUPPLEMENTS
-COior comics section, Family Week-
ly and TV WEEK will be dlatribuled
each week with the new Sunday edi-
tion.
The first Sunday edlllon wlll, of
course, emphasl.Je covera1e of local
"hard hews" 11 well 11 human ifr.
tereat features, pbotoa a n d iJ..
luStrationa:. ' •
Eveey Sunday, tile D.uLY PILOT
will continue lt'a • • d a y·. ab e ad ' '
coverage of the stock market by of·
ferlng hlgbll(hts of the week's 10-
tivlties on .wan Street (the week11-end
aummlfY.. will be publllbed lo Satur-
dJY ·editions, at least one day earlier
than ~y other Orange County
new1p1per oUen It).
Rell e~ news, move4 from the
Seturday paper, will bo dllplayed In
the "B" SectlOli.
Chairman H. Herbert Jackson 11ked
what Miss Ficker'• evidence was.
Sh,e said she didn't have any now, but
knew it was true becauu "the Irvine
Company never contributed money to the
anti· freeway election." -,
Irvine company ofpcW Gordon Jones
w11 1n the audience but did not c:anunent.
The commis.sion continued to bear from
all local residents and officials requesting
hearings , but avoided getting involved in
local politics.
They also continued to 1Upport Ille joint
meeting to be apo1'sored by the Board of
Supervisors and said they would ask the
Caifornia Highway O:lmmlsslon to sit in
on any such meetings.
Before Miss Ficker'• teslimony, the
comml11ion w1s quesUoninl; 1tate Public
Works officials on excnsi"lt rlght-of·ll'I)'
purchases.
Nathan Shapell, chairman of the ccm·
mission'• subcommittee on hlghw1y right
of way, 11id new policies governing how ·
much-land is PlVCbued for ri1hts~f-way
might be needed.·
A summary of acqulsiUons In Newport
Be1ch showed that 53 pareels at a cost of
$12.5 mllik>n hlVe been purch1sed for the
Route l and Route 55 freeways.
Four of tho1e parcels are still in the old
alignment of the Newport Freeway alODi
17th Street to jtoute l .
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HOSPITALS. • •
ANTHONY BERNARDINO CLINGS TO RESCUER didn't have time to think abou t it. Thousands of persons -perhaps ______ Y:...•:...u:..."..:8:...•l:...•_•:...f:...•:...ll:...i:...n:...S:...h:...•:...ft:....:.W:...h:...i:...l•_F:...l.:.y:...in_,g:...K:....:.ite ______ , millions _ Jistened and watched the
/ drama unfold on radio and televiaicm 1ta-
tioru. • , "
Man Shorn in Court Deal
Flees in Bald Disguise
As a rescue worker carried the boy to
the surface at 12 :08 a.m., onlookers,
newsmen and other emergency personnel
cheer~.
The dirt-caked and pale youngster ~id,
t•tti, Mommy, hi Daddy," to his parents
be.fore being taken by helicopter to a
med icaJ center 'for observation. He was
reported in good condition.
"How's Jimmy?" the boy ·added ln
By TOM BARLEY later the prisoner was back in court on reference to his a.year-old brother.
Oi t11t Dlllr P'lltt 'le" identical burglary charges. The two were flying Id.tea Thursday
A Costa Mes an who got three months "There's a method in my madness," afternoon when Anlhony tumbled into the
l bbed fl hl · Or Co t said Judge Murray after his barbershop bole. o o s one year ange W) Y "I never thou""l they .wouldn't 1<1 , arrangement with Joyce. "It's going to· .... Jail term when he promi!ed Superior be pretty hard for that well-trimmed him," his mother Sandra said. "I jUlt
Court Judge William Murray be would young man to step bacK into the drug wondered how long Jt was going to take."
shave his mustache and cut his shoulder culture." · At times, rescue workers could hear the boy crying, then l a u g b i n g length hair decided Thursday th11t nine But Joyce, a convicted burglar, proved hysterically.
months was just too long. Thursday that "it wasn 't very difficult to Jim Bernardino, the boy's father, 111~.
Sheriff's officers said Thomas Patrick get back on the street with whit might be ''I'tn really happy. They (rt a cu ·~·
Joyce. rt, escaped from the Theo La cy the best disguise In the world -a workers ) really did 8 good job."
branch jail just 13 days alter his record· crewcut and that clean shaven leok. Sheriffs Deputy Dave Rathbum, who
setting encounter with Judge Murra y. carried Anthony to safety, sfid, "I asked
They may have a hard time finding him ii he were hurt and he u.id, 'No'.
him. Jail pictures depict Joyce In his Boy ·s·couts w:n "He didn't eppear to have any Injuries. flowing locks and handlebar mustache, " He was warm just lli:e a little boy ou&ht
but deputies are hunting for a clean to be." ·
shaven min with neatly clipped hair. R ' p • HOlpital attendants s1id the youn,vter
Joyce's escape is the second such eagan S raise !J.iparently auffered no serious Injuries.
rtversal for what has been described in As workers drilled a 36-foot rescue
Superior C.00.rt as Judge Murray's "mod" SACRAMENTO (UP~) -After ac-shaft adjacent to the hole i~ which
approich to the sentencinr of pri90ners. ceptlng 1 scroll marking the and a~ Anthony was trapped, Dr. William Bakq
Ht ordered a flogging last yeaf ... for a nlversary of the Boy Scout.II of America, of El Monte talked with him through a
counc11s for permits . prisoner who agreed to aeCept the long Gov. Rona.Id Reagan said Boy Scouts "off. stethoscope utended on plastic tubinf.
Jf permits are denied at that 1evel, the disuJed form o'f corporal punishment, but sets a gre1t many things we re1d in the Oxygen was pumped to within inches ill.
builders will have to wai~one. year before .<:.l!.eriff Jamta ,!lllllici. rtfused to a~-ntipera that upsel \lJ." ~, ... __ A.Jrtb®,y,'1 face. , . _ ..
they : can apln •ppra.d\ tM .Ute ~lnliter tbe pum11unenl: · -• · 11'.'nu. sacrimento acouta, wno mlde ~Bater repotted to netrmnen HVertl
J;>epartment of Public Heal\b for another Judge Murray immediately cancelled the presentation to the Governor, &1~ times that Anthony was all right. .,
acrutiny of the appllcailon. " the defendant's prescribed JaiJ ltime and told Reagan Thui-sdiy of a scout Con· "He told me he'• cold, be wants c:iu$
An official of one affected hosplW 'f9ho placed him on probation. Two ··:months servatJon pi'ogram launched a year a10. . .. and he wants out," Baker said.
El· 'FtJro School~Sale pfefer1 to remain anonymous told the ...:.-----''------------'.....:----------------------
·DAILY PILOO' today, however, th1t "t.hl1
,,.nn; ·may oot be qtiltt the tragedy It's
being made out to be by the lawyer1."
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Henredon, s Four Centuries,~ May Be in Limbo Again
The dlreator polnled out tbat · the
0ra111e County Health Plannina Council
recenUy approved ezpansions of •three
local hospital.a despite the "tremendout
publlclty generated by the trial ind the
cllima that we're becomin& vastly
The Ale of the old El Toro School by
the San Joequln School Dlatrlct may he
up ID the air again with area residents
and county oHiclalt balking on a rezoninl
of the property.
Purchl5e of the old school which has
been for sale for more than two years
hu been proposed by Ted Vandllnf; •
developer who wants to r_ezone the Pf<>P-.
erty for townhouse con1tructlon. Van-
dling bid $50,000 for the school •nd 1.7
acres of land, but his purchase was. con--
tlne:ent upon approval of a rezoning re-
que1t by the county Plannlnc Com·
mission. Th4! school, built near the turn of the
century, has not been used for instruction
for the pa1t nine years. It UI located at
the corner of Front and Olive Streets in
El Toro. Vandltng's .requ~t to rezone the land
JW with l ,500 oquare feet of land per
dwelling unit has met with opposition
from two fronts.
DAILY PILOT
TM Or1nte C...t OA.11.Y l"ILOT, wllll whldl
11 ~lfted ~ N9wt-P1'"1, II llllbllillell llY
ff'llf Or1,.e c~st Pubtlll'llrc (.ompeny. S•P9·
,..-editions 1r• pWU11'1W, MOl'ld•r thl'O\llh
flfilhy, for Cmll M-, N~ a .. d\,
H1111tlno1011 Bee-<:ll/l'OU11t1rn v111ty, Le11m•
•~• lrYlt11l~ittlHk llMI S..n Cltm1nt1 /
"" J11111 c1,tslr•r1t. A ''"''' '""'°"'' ldlllon .. pullll1Md S.flll'HYI Ind S!lf!clt~•·
Tiie prltw:l•I llllt!IVllfll _..,., I• 11 llD Wtlt
.. .,. Str ... I, CO.II M .. , Clttfof11!•, •UN.
Rob1rt N. WtM
1"r•ldt111 el'lf MlltllW
J1ck Jt. Curl•! Vic.• l'rkldtnt '"' Gerltf'• Mln•g.,
ThOPll•I ~ • .,.11
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Tho.nit A. Mvr,hl110
M•roetll!ll lfltor
Chorloe H. Looi Jtlc:h•~ '· Nill AMltllnl MeMglf'lii lcllton
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Cette M_.: »O w-:1.:r StHJlt N~ loKll! UU. N hultlllnl utuM Nttti: m ,.... • ..,.
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ov!rbedded." The staff of the county plinnlng depart-One of thole epprovals affected the
ment feels the land should be rezoned R· Mission Community Hospital which will
2, but wlth 5,000 square feet of land ptr be 'adding ti . beds to ii.I Mlsalon Vlej~
unit. ·facility no:t year. Erpanalona at South
The Saddleback Aru Coordlnltlng Coaot Community Hoapltal in SOUth
Councll (SACC) hos oppoaed the zone Ll1Un• and tbe buUdln• oi .Saddleback
change on ground! that the ar~a is not c.ommunfty Hospital on 1ts.Le1Jure World
suited for residential develoPJ!W!nt. SACC sue ,..ijl .add nearly 300 holpltal bed1 to
officials not~1h1t the area iJ •adjacent to tht total ,ay'1Jable in Orqt ... ~Y· ;
the ~ va~u and It bell IUited for. AppllcattonS .UbmlUed ·~1 . w;t\9n
lndutlrlal development. . . · . Communlly, Tu!lln Community liiM!
Acoon!lnil .to ocl\001 district . laciUtlts Weitmillstu. Con>muni)1,liolpita1J 1ftre
planning .director Deve ltlnl. the.J'tZOO<. -apfil'Oved;by tbe plannlnt COUJICJI, deiplt. '
of the propei;ty ·and sale of tbe.achool ha! objel'tloi>i lhet tbe ·1dd1Uon1 were part .of
~. further ·, delayed by ~ ... ··~lift 11hlch could cotl the Orange
vlro!Uneil\11 . lmpect 1tildy . bltn; . cOn-CoUnty 'pullllc mor.flh•n m mDUon In In'
ducted in the iiea; crel.seil boiPitil char1ea.
King said county flood control officials
are doing the atudy ln the AJiso Creek
and Wunger Creek waterahed aieas. This
has forced 1 two month poatponement of
the rezoning aeclslon, Kin( 111d.
King told 1chool tru1tee1
Wednesday that JI the ret0nlng request 11
not approved by the county, the buyer
will probably back out of the dial.
.
Joaquin Board
Eyes Elementa/y
School Concept -
Detailed plan• for an Irvine elementary
school d!sJined akin& tbe • • o p e n
classroom" conCJpt with removable 1t'all1
have bttn unveiled for trUateu ot the
San Joequln School District.
The new facility, 11 yet unnamed, ls
planned for construction· Jn the WalnUt
Vlllqe area of· Irvine. Eipectod .to coat
•lightly over II million, the achoo! would
open in the fall of 1173.
At a meellng of the lz'ulteea Wedn~
day, Geor1e Knowles of the archltic-
tural firm of Allen·Knowlea and Mllltr
used alldet and a model to •bow tl1e
board memberl bow the facllity \\'OUld
loolt wbeo . flnlthed. O..IJned with JO
clutrcoma · to ho<loe flo students.
Koowle1 nld the moat dlatlnctiv• f .. tur•
of the achoo! would bo lh8 removable
walls.
Th• wall• would consist of a Itri., of
flvi-klol-wlde lnterlockina p1nel1, which
could bo removed or repl-ced it wlll.
From Page 1
ADVISERS ..••
cha,irmtn or each of ihe nine committees
mike up the tenth eroup: i cltbena'
a:oal• commlttie..
All commlll,.. will be a .. Janed
•pe<lllc tlsb by the council and will ad-
vlae the city whether or not 1 permanent
committee wUI be nteded after the com·
mltteea o!Oclally expln nelll Sepl. I.
Mayor. Filchbach uld the "heart" of
hl1 propoeal w111 spelled out in two of the
11 "rul•" he suaaested. They are :
-Mtmber"1!P la ppen to all reeldtnt1
of Irvine WfiO may only 1erve on one
co!l!ll'tee· Anyone wbo attend• the flrll thrii meetings is automaUcally a
mtmbtr. Membership, hcr•ever1 cloaed
after the third meeUng -at -which point 1
majority vote would be needed to add
new members.
-Membenhlp Is forfeited a!W three
consecutiv~ lblencu although a majority
m1y vote to tlloW 1 tormtr member to
return.
All Committets, both Mayor
Fischbach'• and Burton's propoaels
,...uld bo subject to the Brown Ac~ .
Colllom\1'1 alltHlcrtcy law that ~
qulra public notice of meettnp and
(orbldt -aenlona. Collncllmtn aareed non-vqllnc .... of.
lkiO" membtnl\IP 1111111 on the advlfory~
llodlet lhould bo stun to· --lludenta at UC Irvine and members of·
tho --and lnduatrlal OOllllllll!lllrln IrV1hi. • ' ' ' ' ' a.tton'J ~. pro.Idol. I•. ap-
pointment of a COlllllll!ttea' ~II> wllo l
type ·•1""1u 11\11 ,.,,..... ~ l!le
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'!'ha -would allo prvYldt tht dty council wllh eoplea ol boll! mejorlty and
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l'r-c~ styles-... I""' fw ....ienA11oarl._ -" Wt'W111t te 1hew y•11 H111r•i•J1'1 F.ur Ctntvrie1 Coll1ctl1111 , •• bec11111 It !1 t•
uni~li•lv 1uite4 to t+ie c1r11foff1bl1 "''Y we II•• t1cl1y. It's'" o,ftc:trlc 1111mllle1•
ol o"•t 90 111.,r,,., f1r•vour 'l)'l t1t reom, ,; bedroom. Tiit ••ritty of
.1111911 '""' llliff1rent flni1ht1 pr111nt 111111111111•1
epportvnity fer 'fOll +. cr•tt.,vour ewt1 hithl.,.
11141,,hlutl ind per10111I room. Our prof1uion1 l 1f1ff
will htlp 'fOll with your 11lecGon1 to it1rt or co,,.pl1tt
yo~r .d1cor1ting p\1nl.
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1727 W-llff Dr., ,642·2050
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Senate. Approves Drug 'Prices Ballo()n
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Housing Measure
' . Seizures' Make Stuff Rare , Costly
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Kicked Out in Snow
Mrs. SK.Ye Davis holds bal:iy son, Ching, as process
servers evicted her from home in PorUand during
snowstorm. Qwner of residence)eased home to one
party who in turn subleased it to Mrs. Davis. Own-
er protested that original ·lease had no subletting
options. Friends help Mrs. Davis move.
W allace-Chishol1n
Tandem Supported
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A
black civil rights activist says
a aroup hall been formed to
push a ~mocratic national
ticket that would-o f f e r
aomething for everyone -
Alabama Gov. George C.
Wallace for president and
black U.S. RA!p, S h Ir I e y
Chisholm of New York for vice
president.
The Rev. James Bevel ... long-
time aide to the late Dr.
* * * Democrats
Softening
Pot Stand
"WASHINGTON (APl
Most DemocraUc presidential
hopefu.1.9 favor r e d u c I n g
penalties for smoking mari·
juana, but Rey. S h i r I e y
Chiaholm of New York and
• former Sen. Eugene McCarthy
thllik It should be legalized.
Se:OJ. Edmund S. Muskie of
Maine and Hubert H .
Humphrey of Minnesota both
uJd in response to a poll that
they favor reduced penalties.
Se:n. George McGovern of
South Dakota and Sen. Vance
Hartke of Indiana back an end
to jail ter~ for smokers.
New York Mayor John V.
Martin Luther' King Jn, said
Thursday the proposed ticket
coold satisfy both blacks and
whites, as well as the women's
liberation movement.
Bevel said slig htly more
than 100 persons, mO!tly
Southern students, both black
and ~1hite1 now ·make up the
organization that will promote
the Wallace-Chisholm ticket.
They are preparing t o
mount a national drive· and
take the proposal to the floor
of the Democfatic National
Convention, he said. -
Mrs. Chisholm could not be
reached for c.mment.
A spokuman for Wallace
said he had not heard of the
proposal and "just don't have
any reaction at all."
Bevel said the concept will
be offered Saturday to the
Tennessee Black Political Con-
vention, a Memphis gathering
to be attended by state black
leaders of both partie.s.
Bevel joined King in 1962 for
a rights drive in A1bany, Ga.,
and was a key figure in
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference campaigns i n
Birmingham and'· Selma, Ala ..
and Chicago_ as SCLC's direc-
tor of nonviolent action.
Atlanta SCLC headquarters
said Bevel has not been
formally associated with the
group since early 1970.
"Indeed it is a serious ef-
fort ." Bevel said of the pro-
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Senate bu puled 1 '9-billlon
housing blll cleserlbed u one
of the moat Important put
toSetber in yeara.
M1jor plovillons of lhe bill
would control closing COlb on
bomt morta1111, 1Uboidlu
llllSHtlDlit dellclta 1nd con-
oolld.lte federal h6using pro-
irams.
'The measure,\ sent to the
House where actlon Isn't likely
until after the Euter r«es.s,
includes some of President
Nixon's recommendations, but
Democrats altered several of
them .
Pioneer 10
Heads Out
To Jupiter
CAPE .KENNEDY (UPI) -
Pioneer 10, fastest object to
leave earth, sped on a near
perfect COlU"3e today toward a .hiatoric picture-taking rendez-
vous with the planet Jupiter on
Dec. 2, 1973.
After sweeping within 87 ,000
miles (If the tops of Jupiter's
glowing multicolored clou:(s,
the 565-pouild spacecraft will
travel on to the far reaches of
the planets and eventually
become the first probe to
leave the solar system.
It is expected to reach the
star AJdebartn in 1.7 million
years. On the slight chance it
might encounter intelligent life
elsewhere in the galuy,
Pioneer 10 carries an iden-
tification plaque. The man .pie·
lured on the plaqUe has hi!
hand raised in a gesture of
pea~.
Jupiter, fifth planet out
froni the sun, Is the spec-
tacular giant of the solar
sy!tem. It has 12 moons, a
puzzling red "eye" 10 time.s
the size of the United states
and the pli.net generates more
beat than Jt receives from the
sun. Scientists also hoped to
determine if there was a
possibility its t h l ck at--
mosphere could support some
form of life.
Pi.one.er 10, drawing power
from fvur meltar generaton,
aet out on lb Cl million. ritUe'
journey to Jupiter Thuriday
night. An Atlas-Centaur rocket
accelerated it to a record
31 ,413 miles per hour.
The spacecraft performed
the first critical stepa of its
639-day mission Aawless1y and
by 11 p.m. (PST) Thursday, ii
had its big nine-foot dL!h
antenna pointed back toward
the rapidly shrinking Earl~
The ambitious, $87.5 million
expedition opens a new era in
man's exploration or t~
uni verse. Pioneer 10 is the
first to venture out beyond
Mars, through the hazardous
asteroid belt and on through
uncharted space to Jupiter. It
ls expected to remain in radio
Contact with eartll until 1979
when it is 1.5 billion milt11
away. Lindsay said there should be
no penalUes for those over 18
who use the weed, but he said
he needs to see more medical
evidence before goini so far
u Mccarthy and the con-
gre!lwoman.
One Man Slain
West Virginia
Launches Hunt
Three ~hot ~y Police
In Movie Scene .·Melee
MAN, W. Va . (UPI) -
Investigators roamed West
Virginia's mountain hollows in
IUJ'Ch of unsafe coal mine
reservoirs today.
. Wllh the toll In West
Vira:lnia's worat flood disaster
standing at' 111_ ~d ind
another 185 misSl.ilg, the sta(e
deparbnent of mines ordered
the immediate d r a i n a g e
Thursday of a. waste water
reaervo,lr in Nicholas County,
•bout 75 mu.. northea•t of
here.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
Police have shot one man to
death, wounded two others In a
melee that broke out In an
alleY where a HollyWOOd
movie crew was filming a
street chase scene.
Police said the · dead and
wounded were residents of the
building who had been drlnl<-
ing beer and throwing debris
into the narrow alley Thurs-
day night where the filming
was taking place. Officers said
the men refused to halt the
commotion and then attacked
Social Security
-And the Cradle
WASHINGT01'iAP) -All children ent.ring the first
grade arter Jan. 1, 1974, must be assigned Social security
numbers according. to a propo8al by the Senate Finance
Committee.
Immigrants and all persons applying for welfare al90
would hive ta abt.aln numbers.
Under, the present Jaw, a person is required to obtain
a number when he begins work.
The provlalons were added by the committee Thur1t-
d1y to the Social Security-welfare reform bill being readiod
for 8'>81' actlon.
S~1 aald the provisions would give additional
weapons to the effort to uncover welfare cheaters by keep.
Ing track of people since these would bo the onl~ three
limea numbera would be obtained. -.
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fire escape on which they
were atandin&.
The dead man wu identified
u Leroy Shenandoah, 34, of
Nedro, N.Y. Police Inspector
Lawrence Love said Shenu-
doah had grabbed a policeman
in a bearhug and was trying to
throw him over the fire escape
railing, but the officer wu
able to unholster his \.evolver
and fired six ahots at Sbenan-
dooh.
The officer, Patrolman
Albert Montanaro, waa
hospitalized with .... ud
ahoutder injuries. The officer
with him, Set. Thomas Ram-
bo, had his ankle broken in a
struggle wllb at least four
other men, Inspector Love
&aid.
Love said Set. Rambo shot
one man in the right arm.· He
WU ldeoUfied II Raymond
MOltt, lt, of Syracuae, N.Y.
A1ao wounded was J o b n
Benedict, le, of C or w e 11
Jaland, Ont. Love 1 a I d
Benedict was bit by one ol lhe
bollelJ !ired by Montanaro.
llon Goldman, production
manager of Blgman Produc·
tiON of Hollywood. said he
had a crew of 2$ people
shoot.Ing a icene: whe_re ooe
car wu to chll< lllOther up
the alley, .He lald the ,.,.,.
had been Illmed onco, then the
trouble broke out AB the cretr
,.., setting up for fllnUnc
lnotllu 1111>•.
The mass-transit feature of
the legL!la.tlon would furnish
federal subsidies to p a y
delclts or 1ubways, bos lines
and commuter trains.
These are opposed by the
Nixon Ad min I stration,
however, and there were in-
dications tn the debate that
the money would not be spent
for this purpose even if
Congress approves it.
Sponsors of the subsidies
declared that mass-lrJOSit
systems are folding all over
the nation and only federal
help can keep many of them
running. ·
Opponents declared 'the pro-
gram would mean an er'idless
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Broadcast newsman Bill
Lawrence, 56, w a s
found dead Thursday
in his room at Bedford.
· N.H .. an apparent heart
attack victim. He was
covering New Hamp·
shire primary for ABC
News.
drain on the Treasury, since----------
cities could keep fares at
uneconomic level s and put in
for more and more subsidies. Yablonski Case
NEW YORK (AP) -The
street price for illicit drugs is
going up hE:re, and police say
a series of spectacular drug
seizures has been an im-
portant factor in that trend.
The world's blgge.st heroin
seizure, in Marseille Thurs-
day, was the latest in a series
of hauls that have marked the
international war against drug
trafficking.
Police officials here said
they could not yet determine
whether lhe seizure by French
customs agents of 937 pounds
of pure heroin in the bilges of
a Cari bbean shrimp boat
would produce a drug panic.
But they agreed that the
haul. worth about $200 million
on the street, would almost
certainly balloon the price or
heroin for this nation's
estimated 315,000 narcotics ad·
diets.
Deputy Chier Ins pe e tor
Jules SacMon. head of the
police narcotics division, said
heroin first became scarce
during the two-month East
Coast dock strike that began
last Oct. I.
Jn New York. where an
estimated half or the country 's
addicts reside, the street price
of heroin climbed from $2 a
bag to as much as SS. Sachson
said.
After the strike. Sachson
said he had expected that
pri~s might go d(lwn again.
But he has since changed his
mind. "Heroin is not as plen·
Uful," he said.
One reason appears to be
the tripling in 1971 of drug
seizures compared with 1970.
Big seizures have come with
increasing frequency since the
U.S. government heightened
Its emphasis on damming the
drug flow at its watersheds in
Europe and the Middle East.
Theat seizures accounted for
3,784 'pounds of heroin worth
an estimated $920 million on
the street.
The 1971 seizures would sup-
ply the country's addicts with
heroin for about three months
at the estimated consumption
of six tons a year.
By that standard, derived by
the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
and Dangerous Drugs. the
~1arsellle seizure amounted to
a one month 's supply.
The bureau estimates the
average addict heroin dosage
as just under a grain dally.
But· Sachson says many ad·
diets use four or five grains a
day. The section on mortgage·
closing costs would direct the
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within six months regulations _ A $10,000 reward awaits the
putting controls on all set· right person who telephones a
tlement costs. Philadelphia number with the
The provision would cover right information -the real
CRAFTS IN ACTION
FROM ONE END OF THE MALL TO THE OTHER
Morch. 2-4 All D1y, Evon lnp'T oo.
FHA and VA loans as well as name of a mysterious ';Tony" .C:-atb P.Olsf 4h---conventiona1 ri't or t gage 11 or whoever else arranged the t1U \1--~ ~
bought by gove rnment cor-· _:as~sa;•k:s~in~at~ioo~~of~J'.__".o~s~e~p~hl,==::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=====~~~~ porations. _ "Jock" Yablonski.
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A remarkable feature of the Laguna Beach plan-
nlnJ[ commlasion hearincs on high rise was an ah1\ost tot&l absence of speakers and letter wrll<!rs opposing
a heJlht limit, A typJcll heai'int would find ferhaps_ one or tw
penoha stepping foward to presen arguments against
the hel&ht llmll, while 20 or 30 spoke in favor of it, the
nme holdln& true of letters.
The prob)em, w~ were told, was that the people
oppoal)lg the height ban we.re too "Intimidated" to speak.
The "intimidaUon'~ story is getting a re-run in the
current acbool fracas. While controversy rumbles over
traditional versm innovative teaching methods, the con-
aervative school trustees hint .a. great parental dissastis·
factlOJI with the Laguna ·syst0ai.
But the ratio of .Jotters to the editor runs oboul 30
to 1 ·in favor of the system and to date no parent has
come forward at a school board meeting to speak against
tt. N() names ever are mentioned by board members.
Again, we are told, the opponent! feel ''intimidated.''
If th-.e disatisfied parents do illdeed exist, it be-Jtoovea the trustees to persuade them to air their views
tn public. Such an upression w0:uld do much to reassure
UJ all, Anonymity ls breeding distrust.
Strained Relations . ' .
It now has .a· broader scope in San Clemente's bu5"
inesa community and officially it has a title of a ''divi·
1ton" of the chamber, which generally connotes a com·
palible subgroup. .
But the South El Camino Business Association
(SEBA) -an entity that was born late last year -is
.(atherinl' more strength this spring. And although it has
fiUe ·within the chamber structure it t. far from blindly
faithful to the parent group. '
Rifta between: the old hands on the chamber board
Secret 'Memo Dear
Gloomy
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So now we're going to throw in 1
$2(),000 signal at Glenneyre and
Thalia to avoid bing $14,000 in
1overnment funds. Haste makes
' J Follmoino U tM Anderso,i column
hich prompl<!d R,ichard 'l<l<i"9Un.•t
tit a&k the Senate Judicia1'11 Commit· ~' fM an immediate public htaring.
jc 4nd o~trs nomed te1tified yes·
t;t@ll its rrply to Andtrson's charges.
t ... -Editor
WASHINGTON -We have now
lltaJ>litbed that Attorney G e. n e r a J • ~ ... te illch!lnl Kleindienst told an eUtritht Ile' about the J us l I e e
~ent11 sudd~ out~f-court' • .;t·
!Wnent of tile Nixon Adminatration'1 bl&·
pot anti-trust cue. ne. cue inv'olved
Ille lntei:natlonal
Tele.phone and Tele-
ll'•ph conglomerate,
Which appeared on
tbe way to • Su-preme Court ahow·
dol'I\ With the JuSI·
Ice Department ....
11T'1 takeover of the hut• llarffonl Flie !llJUl'ance Company.
·Last July, however, the cut. was
· waite!
-L.P.
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has now been-linked to the settlement.
Mitchell bad officially d \ 1 q u a 1 ' f i e<Ci
hlmaelf from .the case because of an old
relationihlp with' 1TT. Yet Dita Beard,
the compMy's top lobbyist, has now
acknowledged that she arranged the set·
tlement wfth Mitchell in a private con·
versa_tion at the governor 's mansion in
Kentucky after last year's Kentucky
Dei-by.
Her' confession came After we obt~ined
an extraordinary confidential memo,
written by her, from ITT's files . The
memo suggested strongly that the set·
tlement was made in exchange for JTT'1
pledge of cash support for the Republican
convention.
MRS BEARD also told us that the day
after we confronted her witb the memo,
ITT security men from New York shred·
-ded ·many of her office files because they
feared the papers might be subpoenaed
and the leaders in SEBA have persis\j!d since the very
beginning and became even more strained when prom·
ises by the chamber lo consider chsnging the Fiesta La
Christi411it1 Parade route broke down.
Then, claims SEBA President William Walker, the '
chamber pirated the businessmen's idea to award• beauti·
fi cation awards each month.
Other "snubs," Walker contends, include the cbam·
ber'5 omitting of SEBA's listing under a telephone dir·
ectory column of associations even though Walker asked
tor the listing in writing.
The issues appear. minor. but in a tight community
like San Clemente they can add up .
Both entities in months to come should give one.
more try. finall y, at working together.
Meaning of 'Public M~ting'
Under the Brown Act, California's anii-secrecy law,
elected bodies are required to conduct their business
in public meetings so all can follow the deliberations
that Jead up to the adoption o( legislation.
To fa cilitate this, councilmen are provided with
specified places at the council table, clearly marked
with nameplates, and with microphones at each place
connected to a public address system.
Unfortunately, some tlioughtless councilmen nul·
lify much of this by scurrying around during meetings
conducting whispered conferences of their own with
the city attorney, city manager or fellow councilmen,
presumably seeking information they feel they need
in order fo arrive at a vote.
A cou ncilman seeki ng inCormation should voice hi~
query from his place, so both question and answer are
audible.
A publ ic meeting means that aJl deliberations are
conducted in public, f<>r all to hear. -'
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Quality of Children's EdtU-ation at Stake
Capi~tr~no Unified Election-Tuesday
To the Editor :
lf ~ou should go into the Walt Disney
exhibit, you will aee a portrait ()f the late
Walt Disney hanging there. Beneath thi.s
portrait in gold ~ngraved simple type is a
quotation from the man who had to -have
Joved all children. It reads:
"Our great~atural resource is in the
minds of ()Ur children."
I HAVE READ this quotation over And
over. It keeps ringing out more clearJy
all the time. IC our greatest natural
resource is in the minds ()( ()Ur children,
how could we ever deny them the finest
education PoSSible? .
Perhaps Walt Disney JS-the one single
person who has· had the most far-
reaching and profound influence over our
young. We have been very fortunate to
ha ve lived in a time when we could enjoy
his wholeso me genius .
WE TOO CAN HAVE far-reaching in-
fluences over our ~hildren now by
answering the call Tuesday, March 7.
Our school board (Capistrano Unified) is
asking to continue, without jncrease, the
present general purpose tax rate. The
quality ()four children's educat ion cannot
be sustained without the passage of this
measure. This could be the best in-
vestment we will ever make ... for us,
for our children and for' ou r nation.
because ''Our greatest natural resource
is in the minds of our children."
CAROL PERSON
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Lttttrs fTom readers art wtlcome.
Normally writtri should conve11 t~ir
messaQt.i · m· 300 words or le.ss.. The
right' to cO'ttlWut letttrs to fit spa.ct
or tliminatt libel is reserved. All ltt·
ters mwt includt signature and mail·
i11g address, but names mau bt ~th·
he ld on rtquest if sufficient ,rea.s,pn
is a.ppareht. Poit711 will Mt be pub-,
lished.
do his home work, it seems! Or is he
overly anxious?
I want to criticize Mr. Lawrence Rose.
the ci ty manager, for his failure to
coordinate and tie in the waste manage-
ment tax billing with our garbage. and
trash Collection.
Since this change was proposed and
urged by Mr. ~ he must be held
responsible for this lack or proper plan·
ning and consideration for the public, not
to mention the added burden now being
imposed on our Finance Depaftm~t.
ThoM: having paid the quarterly fee I.re
being Uaxed double, and for 1 service that
ha.! not yet been received'.
Why the Rwh?
To the Editor:
Did our city manager. Mr. Rose. know
the night of February 17. when he held a
citizens meeting to inform u.s on the
workings and payment of his waste
management system, that the very
elaborate waste man~gement system
TAX bills were n!ady to be mailed out?
He stated in the meeting he wanted our
patient cooperation alld that the first bills
would be mailed in April. He also
rieglectecl to tell us we would be billed
retroactive · to December, ·1971 and no
mention 1'11 made of the fact the p~nt
v.se.rs·of the Laguna trash collection had
paid -in advance for December, 1971 and
January and February, Im.
THE OLD Bil.LING on it quarterly
basis cost J,~.25 or $21. per year. The new
billing ()n a two-month billing of $7.00
iotals to $42 yearly, plus the retroactive
three months already paid in advance. He
did state that the 23 cenl!I per $100
~essed on the valuation for property
taxes for Laguna city sanitation should
be deleted this year, but could only be
done by our city couricil; but he doubted
it would come to pass as a political body
does not like to cancel out tax mohey
they have jurisdiction over. He il:;o
staled that any surplus money fi'om t.bis
new tax bonanza could be used for other
purposes by the city council. ·.
bids? This is a not.ice tbat we. the captive
customers. will not accept the deceplJvt
methods being used with the pnsent bid!
or the double cost billings. How about the
approximately 1,700 horn~ which have
not used the old collection but are being
billed retroactive to December, lfll?
E. R. 'SCHAAD
Tax Contlnua..Ce
To the Editor: • As president of Inter-Club C.OUncil, the
activities t~v()Jve the students of San
"Clemente Hjgh SchoQI ls som,µitog ihilt Ls
very important to me. The years In hlgh
school have often betn deemed as the
happfest and ~ imPQrtanJ of your )ife.
The edilcation 11'am i;ainini from. San
Clemente is of course lhe structure ol my
future, but to me the activities inv9lving
the studenls run a very close second.
FROM ACTJVmES - I have learned
lo respect the opinJons of others and to
take on new responsibilities, but most of
all to be able to work successfully with
many people, working as one!
If the tax continuance ii not passed
M~h 7 ma11y of these acUvities will be
dropped. Of course I am fearful for my
senior year plans, but also for the.future
students . of San -Clemente. Don'.t you ·
think they de.serve tbe aame cbanCe I
have had to learn and to grow? . ·
' !lllCHAEL·CHE!llOTJ'f lbnlptlf, settled. The Jinns, q>n.Sidered
highly avorable to I'IT, ·were announced
at the If'"' lime 11T oeqetly pled1ed up
!Al $4GO,llllO !Al support the Republlcan .,.,..
vent.ion Jn San Die1o·thls year. A check·
for flll0 ,000 ha• alleady been written ..
when the memo·~me public. ,,,#
This is unjust, and I add tny voice to
many citizens' complaints that this bill·
Ing must be adjusted!
AF"TtR. JI LONG YEARS of citizens
complaining, why all of a sudden the
rush? The preSent bids did not comply
with the bid request specification". They
were rejected on several counts by Mr.
Rose but the council decided to IQrce Mr.
Rose to' negotiate with these two non-
. co~orming bidders. Why not rewrite the
bid specifications, with the help of some
knowledgeable citizen and call for new
Defends Lorr
To the Editor:
DENYJNG ANY connection betwun
the convention cash and the anti-trust se:t-
tJ.ement, Kleindienst insiated that the
Justice Depaitment's antl~trust staff had
been free from any political pressure
frem above.
"Tbe .tettlement between .the Depart·
meitt of Justice and l'IT was han<D.fd and
n'egotiated "6clusivety by Assist.ant , At-
torney General Richlrd W. j\lcL~1'en
(then head of the anti-trust . division),"
:Kleindienst said in ' letter to Dembcratic
National Chainnon Larry O'Brien.
Howev~. we. have now learned that
Kleindienst himself held rouBhJy a half·
dor.tn &eeret meetlngs on the ITT case
with • directoi' of the company before the
teWement was reached .
THE DIRECl'OR. Wall Street financier
Felix llohatyn, conceded !Al ua that he
met In private wJtb Kleindienst , who was
then Deputy Attorney General, 1t the
lll!De tiln• McLll'ell was negotlatinf with
rrr:a;Jawyen.
'11 wu supposed to make the case on U. economic side of it," Rohatyn told my dloclate· Br1t Hume. He uid he
puticulirly stressed to KleiridJenst 117'1
llJlllllftltl !or keepinf Hartford Fire.
Kleindienst'• duplicity is further
evidence that the Administralion ha~
modi to hide in the 11T affair, which
loob more 1t11picious the more we in-
v..U,ale IL
NOT ONLY Kleindienst, but his i.io,,,
~ Atlomo1 General John !llitcbell,
•11 Oeerge ---.
Dear Goor1e:
What la the etymolog lcoi
lreakdown ol. the word "lovtlo.rn,"
lf you -what I mean ?
CONCERNED
Dear eo.-a..i: KHP your lecherous lnnuendoe.s
lit ,..nelf, Concerned; llliJ la a
1--1-~• ... ·m111--·
r MitcheQ would not discuss the matt er
with tu. "john Hushen , a Justice Depart-
ment· 11pokeaman, told us there was "no
truth'-' to Mrs. Beard's story. He
acknowledged , however, that Mitchell
had spoken to Mrs. Beard at the
governot'I mansion.
We gave Hushen specilic questions to
ask the Attorney General. But four hours
later, after conferring with Mitchell, he
called us ba(k without the ans'wers.
INSTEAD, HE URGED that we
withhold our story or Mrs . Beard 's
version of events until. as Hushen put il,
"we get all our ducks in a row." He said
Mitchell would •·prove" lhe falsehood of
MN!. Beard's incriminating .memo, but
three days later, no proof had appeared .
The June 2.S. 1971, memo is studded
with such big Republican n a m e s as
President Nixon, Mitchell, California Lt.
Gov. Ed Reinecke, San Diego Congress·
man Bob Wilson , White House aide Bob
Haldeman and ·H. S. (Hal ) Geneen. ITT's
president.
It is addressed to W. R. (Bill) Mer·
·riami· mlll)ager of l'IT's Washington ()f·
lice. "I thouBflt )'OU and l had agreed
very thoroughly that under no
circumstances would anyone in this office
discuss with anyone our participation in
the C.Oqvention, includinz me ," Mrs.
Beard wrote.
"OTHER THAN permitting John
Mitchell, FA Re.irlecke, Bob Haldeman
and N'a:on (besides Wilson, of coune) no
one his known from whom that 400 thous-
and pvnmitment bad come ..• John Mit-
chell has cerainly kept it on the higher
level only, we should be able to do the
same. ...
"I am convinced, beclluse or several
conversaUons with . Loul~ {Nunn) re
!llltchell that our noble commitment hos
gone. 1 long way toward our negotiations
on tbe .meraers eventually comlna out u
. Hal (Ge,.nl·wanls them. Certaln!y the
Presldent haa told Mitchell !Al ,.. that
lblnp ore worked out falr.)Y.. It la atill
anly McLaren'• mickey-mouse ,..e are
aufferlha .••
(Spnd ,_., • atimped, ae11.
... 11! _...._If llMl'e la ..
·-wlllill "" it.ya, llllJibo ,... ....... -11.)
"If (ibe <onvenilon caah) -gets too
, rnuch pUbUeity you can bt.liev• our
..,.UlllOM W1th JUllke will wind up
al10I dol'I\. Milcllell la dellnlte11 helping
111, but cannot Jet k bo lmowL Pleue destnJf lhls. buhl"
Elertfon l ••ue
To the Editor:
Since this is an election year, it seems
that all the politicians are suddenly in
fa vor of apple pie, motherhood and low-
density housing.
lllARY V. LOUNSBERY
Tht trash billing ovtrlap is being
corrtcted by a $5.25.. c;redit for thost
who had paid trash liills in Decem·
ber. The'U can deduct it from tM new
bill or havt it crtdited to th't next.
-Editor . However, San Juan Capistrano citizens
should not be taken in by flowery descrip-
tions of any council candidates' view ol
himself.
For the incumbents that are re-run-
ning. we ca n look at their past voUng
record and find out their true feelings.
For the newcomers, we can question
them and present arguments to help
them ascertain a position as to the cur·
rent issues of our town.
Respectable: 50 Percent ,
THE REALLY BIG issue in thi.s elec-
tion is population. The boundaries of our
town are fixed . The number of people
that will live within these boundaries is
not fixed . When zone changes favor
higher den sity development, then the
population increases. If you favor. high
population and close communal type Jiv-
ing, then vote for those that favor high
density development.
If you are more apt to want our. town to
remain in a more· rural state, then vote
for the conservationists .
The election will determine the course
of our city for years to come: There la a
swing vote at stake. Make sure that you
vote -and make sure that you know the
principle of the men you vote for ..
CHUCK ALLEN
Trash Blllhtg
To the Editor:
Our ~.000..·yeor city manager doesn't
Quotes
Today'• little. word.quiz will de.al ·with
commonly-used names or phrases whose
origin ()r first meaning is unknown or
misinterpreted by most people. Fifty per-
cent on this i1 a re-
specta ble score.
1. Were the "trade
winds" so called be-
~ause they were ccxid
for "trade" (cem-
merce )?
2. What is the pri-
mary meaning of
"Christ,'' ind to
whom did it flrst
•pply :
3. Why ts the festival named ''Mardi
Gras"! (New Orleans readers, take only
half credit for knowing thb.)
l Why is the lniUal par1 o1 marriage
called a "Mneymoon"?
5. IS A ''MARTINET," meaning a
strict disciplinarian, ao named afteri 1n
officer in the French army!
8. Why is sometbin( called a "hill
mark "?
7. How did non-OuisUans come to be
designaled 11 "p11an1" 1nd "heathens'!?
8. What b the differance between a
tepee and a wlpua?
1. Who gporfen<ed the firll "a1ony"!
tO. Why Ill a ochool for clergymen call-
ed a "seminary''? Vice Admiral Jam • I Calvert, U.S.
t~Acadtmy llc!l!!, -"We of the ANSWERS:
depression Mil war pneraUo11, Cl'Ui.d I. "Trade winds," while Jood for ull--
lhc youth criliJ...We..-kacl *-hard and Jng commerce, oolv• ffiiiit winds thllt
we. were. too everlasting iucceafUJ." ••trade" or "trMd" ln one unifctm 'tr1clc
Richard !llaary Sbti1, S.F. -· ti-for Ion( perJOcle. • ·
lice 1ttortey -"You don't live your Hft • 2. )'Chftst'' ls Grttk for ifebrew 0 the
to be a lawyer. you live tt lo u .. your anoin!H one," which lint denoted' the
ttre." anoln!H Kins ol Imel. IUld then the
l
royal son Ct David.
· 3. Mardi Gras means "fit Tuesday" in
French. or Shrove Tuesday,' the last day
before Lent, indlcating•·the final daY to
gorge oneself.
•· It was a practice of the ancient
Teutons to drink honeywirie for 30 days,
or the first full moon e~Je, after mar-
riage. (According to Brewer, 1Attila the
Hun drank so much at' bis wedding.fe8st
that he died .)
5. FALSELY attributed to the Marquis
of Martinet, who reorganized the French
Infantry in the 17th century -'but the
word was used In English before he waa
famous, and it is not in t.he FrenCh lu·
Icon.
I. Originally, the official m1rk stamped
on gold and silver articles, after UNY·
ing1 at the Goldsmiths' Hall In IA?ndon.
7. Christianity w1s at first ·an urban
re.liglori i both "Plg•n" and "heathen"
meant rustics, thole who lived in villages
or on heaths.
I. A TEPE~ Ill a tall co ... sh•pcd tent:
1 wlpam la a rounded or oval-shaped
hut, built more on the order of the
Eskimo J&loo.
t. The wruUers wbo "1truggled for vie·
toey-lh"lhe ancient Gree~ public go,mu :
"a.gonlsticl" aurvJvea as 1 branch of
gymnastica. ·
to. From the Latin, "nursery garden.''
or "plot for culUvatlng" younf i:ntn in
the theoJoclcal virtue&.
' '
The political season is upon us and 1
great smoke acreen is being -l1Jd . to
obscure issues and divt!rt attenUOO.: from
the facts of flagrant neglect on the .city
council. Certainly, Mr. Ed Lorr who it
seems they would replace, llJ not auilty of
lack ()f attention to his dulles. Maybe
over-attention on occasion, but ht -does
his homework and has backed his word1
with effective action.
HE MAV DAVE used fioor\p6litical
judgmeht Jn laking his wUe wlth.'tWn on
citY. busi~ssf. but ·at least"he attt.ltiea· to
the 'bus~" and I unders!and ' tiia1'be
went with the full knowledge ' ()f ,thO.e bu
the cOu!t<;fl I.ho · would now mall" hini
for it. 1 , · _,
These •re· the same councilmV. who
a.,t by idly three or four ,ean ago and
ap)>roved: ouOandlsh purchaaes o(T the
Main BeacH pr0per1.ib, then "Only'~ com:
pound the greii gln,&wa,y 'h>: '.IP'anllni
five-year leases tWafltt one caae· has emt
the' city an additional amount ln exct11·of
_ $100,000 cash out of ~ket.. ·
'THIS TVPE or fi!l'•I l~nsililiitr
,would probably have been' 1VOkled 'if.
· those who would now lay s!noJi:e ~eeD.t
haa been doing their homework for ' tht
pa~t four years.
OIANOI COAST A
DA ILY PILOT
Robert. N. Wted, NU.il<r
·Th....., K"llil, Editor
.Albert W. Btttes
EditorilJI Pog< Eilitor
The tdltorlal page or the 't!IJJy
Pilot seeks to intnrm t nd ttitnu• 11.te TMdera by f1l''&entlnc this
1u!wspaptt'1 opinions and ~· mcntuy on topics of tnterttt •M
11tiinlflcancc. by providinr a, (orum'
for the f!~Mlon of otif tt•dcrs' •
op.inioni. •nd by ~Ung tfrM:
ttlvene Vicw~ntl' or 11\fonnc;e
tM'VCl'I and IJ>OW' 4 Qi
ol lhe day •
Friday, March 3,•1972
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Huntington Be•eh
Founbdn Valley
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YOL liS, NO. 54," 4 SECTIONS, 42 PASES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH 3, ·1972 . -
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Battle of Building
( . '
Library at Lake
By TERRY COVILLE
Of ..._ DlltY Plttr Steff • A beau\ilul, lf somewhat controversial,
library is planned in Huniingtoo Beach
overlooklnc Talbert Lake.
It may· even be·a library capable of at-
tracting in international reputation - a
monwnent to· the late, great architect
Richard Neutra, designed by hi!: son Dion
Neulta.
However, city officlala claim they may
have a considerable number of grity hairs
before the JU million project Is com-
-.plet. .
For one thing they have had to battle
Neutra over thme acope of the library
project. .
When city councllmtit first discussed
building a new library in 1969 they
estimated the cost of a 69,000 square-foot
facility at fl.I million. They later raised
the price to '2-1 mWloo, whicll ts the cur-
rent llmil
Neutra, however, submitted a $5.l
mlllion cost estimate on Nov. 10, 19'10.
Astonished councilmen asked why,
Neutra had designed two utra wlngs
for the library coillaining ID art gallery
and additional meeting rooms.
Such additions bad been dlscw:sed dur-
ing informal talks with the architect, but
city staff members contend ·Ntiutra . waa
never auth9rized tO design them.
Neutra says he was, and he now plam
to enter arbitration with the city over his
· fee. He claims be should be paid 8.5 per·
cent based on the estimated fS-1 million
COO>tructlon coat. The city Sl)'S he Is en-
titled lo no moro tjlan 8.$ percent of the
n .i million figure.
While tbe two parties enter arbitration,
Neutra Is continuing hii work on the
lil>rary plana.
Neutrals fee, however, is not the only
qmtrov!ny.
1be first battle was launcbed over the
signing of the c:Ontract. Members of the
cit;y ldminlstration silggested a contract
wtth tight controls, giving the city 1 lot to
say 4bout the desicn of the building, :
Neutra refused, went directly to the
council and obtained another contract. )
One current caflc!Idate 10< city counctl,
Dave Garafalo, claJms then Mayor
Dolllid Shipley (now up for r~lloo)
algned an Improper contr1ct over the ob-
jections of the stiff.
The contract algned, however, ls tJ>e...
standard form of agreement between the
owner IDd his 1rch!Jec~ 11 used by the
•
' TMay'•-M•'!'I
• N.Y. Stoelii
TEN CENTS
Begins
Americai:i Institute ol Architecturt. It II
the same type Of cootr1ct allJ)ed by the
civic center architect, Kurt Meyer.
The only difference Is that Neutra's fee
is 8.S percent of construction oosta, while
Meyer's is seven percent.
The city slaff Is pmenUy embroiled lo
a dispute with Neutra over details of hiJ
dealin and the estimated cost.
Some staff members feel the library he
hu designed ~ •hich all agree Is a
(See lJllRAJIY, P1 .. I)
Unify Election Off
i
New Campaign On in West County
By JOHN ZAu.ER
Of .. DellY' '"" Staff
The state-mandated unification election
for the Huntington Beach Uµion IJlib
School Dtstrict wu called off this morn-
ing because there is no legit unification
plan on which to vote.
But the decision to call off the election wu barely an hour old before a move--
ment began in West Orange County to
mount a new unification campaign.
will be equitable to the children tJ>.
V<llVed.''
Brick promised that he would preaent a
new unification plan 1'wlthin a few
montha.'' Ho 11id 1 unlOcatioa -on it could be held u IOOD u • yw.
Charle1 Palmer, deputy superlntendont
of the Hunttnitm Beach City Elemental')!
School Distrlct, declined to comment
either on the caUfna oft of tha eleclloa DI
on Brick'1 promlle of a new uD1flcltlon
· movement.
Thalidomide B~sea-rclaer
ABOVE IS ARTI ST'S CONCEPTION OF NEW MUNICIPAL LIBRARY FOR HUNTINGTON BEACH
The election was called off by Orange
County Superintendent of Schools Robert
Peterson.aft~r the county counsel advised
him that a vote · on the total unification
plan drawn Up in 1965 would not be legal.
Aus sie Doctor Finds Drug
Linked to Birth Defects That plan called for elimination of all
Library Design 'Beautiful'
elementary school districts within the SJ.
square-mile boundarle.i of tho hilh school
district, thus creating one large district
serving 111 West Orange County children
Imm kindergarten through twelfth grade, SYDNEY, Au.stralia (AP) -Dr.
County Counsel Adrion Kuyper ldvlsed WDllam McBride Nld tedly 116 bu 1-
AU Parties in Controv ~rsy Agree on One e__ 'n~.
'·
thal allbough that plaa Wll lepl In lllG, a leCOlld 4ru( tbll -defOln>Wlil lo
ti no !ooler complies with the -I blblel. n ti "Doi u 1mportlnt u Ille
. -~~;:: I . ,,u " 1 ~ . I> ~
Whatever controvenles May swirl
around the II.I million Hunttiigtoo Beach
Ubrary, all parties agr<e that lrcllitoct
Dion Neutra has designed a beautiful
building,
Tbe library Is scheduled to be built
overlooklng Talbert Lake In the central
park. City staff members aren'll sure
when, but that's part l)f the controversy.
• Neutri'i design is for a two-story
-edifice featuring mostly glass walls and
lots of water (ln ponds, fountains and
flowing pools).
Librarian Walter Johnson says one of
the unique factors in Neutra'a concept ls
the centrallz.ation of the huge library
stacks. · .
"He doesn't like cluttered shelves, the
normil feature of a library ," says
Johnson.
Nearly all of the library's volumes -
it's capacity will be more than 300,000
and it should open with 100,000 -will be
stacked on shelves located on four tiers
lrt the very center of the library.
Each tier features an eight-foot high
ceiling, where many parts of the outside
two noors feature '16-foot high ceilings.
Ramps and stairways will lead to the
boOk stack from all sides of the llbrarY.
OUtaide the stacks are the many
meet!Qg rooms, reading arels and special
use rooms.
The upper level of the library, entered
from Talbert Avenue, will feature a large
audio-viluaJ leclion with several typea of
uP,.bdate information retrieval systems
lncllldlng microfilm projectors, mJcro.
filche canls (three boots cu be
reproduced on one Index-Size card),
recordJ and other equipment.
The 'upper level will also be equipped
With an area for cable television, a semt·
studio set-up to be connected with Golden
West College and the proposed five-city
cable TV network .
•·The upper level will be punctuated with
«ml-balconies, called reading platfortn1
by Neutra,
Johnson said the audio-visual section is
one of the most important parts of the
library. "Libraries are concerned with
Hom e, ,Card.e n
Page Debuts
A ,,.,. Home and Garden page
makes · Ill debut tomorrow tn
Saturday's DAILY PILOT with new
handy hints and Ups for weekend
projects around the house.
MeanwhUe, two old favorite. of
the Salurday paper will be moving
to a' new day. TV Week. the
magazine of television and Family
Weekly wlll no• be found in the
11ew Sunday edition being publilbed
!or the first time thta Sonday,
Saturday's paper •Ill can-y
lelev\slon listings on the ...
tertalnment page, just where
they're found Monday thlOUlll Ffl·
doy. Look for TV Week 1nd Fomtly
Weekly Sunday.
. •
llll:~ieyll Of lnform~llon, not Ille fonn ol !lie Jnformatioo." • __ ~Tb< loller level will house the
chUdren's' library, an l'ndoor patio, and a
uni.que youth activities room.
"The youth activiU~ room is 1 retreat
for more scholarly activities,'' Johnson
explained. "A place where youths can.go
to talk, or perhaps conduct recreation ac~
tivities." ·
. ' --=~• • . < ' r, ' ~-1';11' A otrong grophicir.'.nom _,..,,.. thal-'tie ""'81ihich "fAdi'll-jillei •w F O"" :m•
available ~be!:• the plblie can,praCtice ~ 11!111\ bt ~ed on lliO -~ • • • '
multi-media 4i>PJayg, ,u,IJ>j slliel, '""' ttori )ilan; '!be 1111 llitaJ williCatlon pian I~ --F · · ' ' 1 uon ptctul-e w oound an tiieethef. u wm -m_ aw rio such i-ov1s1on . _ n Area reeway ' also be the arts Ind crafts work Area. There will 1Jao,be a refreshment center• A vote on the 1965 plan became '
and upstairs, a government clocwnenll necessary after the Stat. Board or S • All k
and general hook store. • Education disapprov~ the four-way m per ac
W1ille establtshlng ail of the futurL!itic ' unUication plan last month. Some kind of
(See BEAUTY, P.a1e I) unlfic;ation election is required by law, Four If.year-old P11centtl blg!l lchool boys are being beld by Orqe police and the next moat recent plan wu the charged wtth the .....ie11 thrlll shooting
one drawn up since 1965. of &freeway worker wt TUead,ay nlgbl
However, Dr. Peterson, Who hi charged The quartet are charged wllb uaault
by law with calling an election, bu now with intent to commit murder, accordlng Hundreds of Volunteers
Cheer Rescue Success
From AP Dl1patcbe1
EL MONTE -What price do you put
on a boy's life?
To the hundreds of volunteers,
emergency workers and officials who
took part in the massive -and auc-
cessful -rescue operation for I-year-old
Anthony Bernardino; no . cost was too
high,
Risking death in tunneling attemPll.
the rescuers got to the. El Monte bby
almost seven hours after he tumbled Into
a narrow hol.e in a road construction pro}
eel in this Loo Angeles suburb and be-
came wedged rt feet below the surface.
Offers of help IDd equipment pourocl in
Imm individual, aid -tbrouib the SouthllDd. Al limea, r-workers did
not know the. name of the men nut ·to
tbem bul. -u1l4er· p_,,. to reach
Anthony beforo ~ 'f!U burled by filling
dirt.or auffered from unDown injuries -
didn't have lime to think about it.
Thousands · Of persons -perhap1
millions _.. listened and watched the
drama unfold on radio and television Ila·
tions"
M a rescue worlcer carried the boy to
the surface at 12:08 a.m., onlookers,
newsmen and other emergency personnd
cheered,
As workers drilled a 30-foot rescue
shaft adjacent to the hole in whlch
Anthony was trapped, Dr. William Baker
of E_l Monte talked with him through a
atelboocope extended on plastic tubing.
Oxygen was pumped to within inchea of
Anthony's face.
Baker reported to newsmen several
times that Anthony was all right.
"He •told me he's cold, he wants out
• •• and be wants out," Baker said.
At one point, authorities said, Anthony
~ntiy becamelmpaUent and said be
would dig himseU out U workers didn't
hurry,
Attempts to lower volunteers, Including
1 4-fool jockey, into the hole to Anthony
proved unsuctissfal. _Qne volunteer was
able to touch the boy but couldn't pr)!
him loose because he w1s too ·tightly
wedged,
The boy fell backwards into the open-
ing, llDd~ with one foot down IDd the
other up. His bead w1s jammed against
the knee ol the upright leg.
'Not in Bargain'
to Orange detecttve Jim Roblnaon. They put his name on a statement saying that are being held in the county's Juvenile
to call an eltaion on the 1965, plan would ball in Orana:e. .
be illegal. Robinlon aaid the tip l'hlch led to the
In effect by calling of(_ the election, Dr. solution of Ult wanton . sboolj.nf came
Peterson hu followed the advice of most from.El Dorado Hl&h Sctx>ol o{ficI.ala. He aaid two of the tour youths ,are school officials in West Orange CoUnty. escapees from'the county1I Joplin Boyl
·"This:ls great news," aa.1a Miki Brick, Ranch in Trabuco Canyon. The'youth ac-
superinterident of the Fountain Valley cused of the.actual •hooting reportedly
School District, "It meana' that now -.e stole a car ~ead1y after tacaping Imm
f d unilic. · the ranch and he aid hil companion, can orget about ba · · atlon plans picked up the two other boys and w.ent
and start work on a unification plan that on a joyride shooting 1pree which ended
Evel Knie vel
Does It Again
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
Daredevil Eve! Knievel gunned hta
motorcycle down an able, off a
ramp, and over lt cars and trucka
as 4,000 spi!clators held their
breath at the Cow Palace,
He landed safely on, the other
side Thursday night and prompUy
claimed a San Francisco record.
Tonight, he'll try for 15, which he
says will be a world record.
with the sniping,
Seriously wounded wu Michael W.
Dawson, 21, of El Monte, who wu
operating a grooving rig on the Newport
Freeway near Lincoln. Avenue about.
11:30 p.m. Tuesday nlghl
Police aaid they recovered a sawed off
.:lkallber rifie which they are cortaln
wu the weapon tlled by the youth, Tbl
quortet after being picked up by ·h>-
...uptoro led them to the rtne which
wu lildden In on oronge fl?OVI In Pi.....-
Ua.
· DaWIOn ti ,.ported In oerloua ConcUt!On
tod1y in Orange County Medical Centa
following 111rgery Thundly. He bad vital
organa dam1ged by the single bullet
which penefrated hbi left aide as be wa1
working 1top the cement cu t t I n I
machine.
Tbe dirt..:aked IDd pale youngst.r said,
•1Hi1 Mommy, hi Daddy," to hi! parent!
before being taken by helicopter to a
medical center for observatk>n. He wu
reported in good condition.
Shorn Inmate Flees Jail
"How's Jimmy?" 1he boy added 1n
reference to hiJ a.year-old brother.
Tbe two were flying kites Thlll'lday
afternoon wben Anthony tumbled into the
hole. · ,
"I" never !bought they wouldn't gel
him," hls mother Sandi'a said. ••1 just
wondered how lone it waa going to take."
Al Umea, ,..... -ken could hear
the boy crying, then I 1 u I b I a I
h)'llerlcaf'1.
Jim llemard~ the boy's father, said,
11J'm really ha py. They (re 1 cue
workers) realfy id 1 FOd job,"
Sherill's Deputy Dave Rathburn, who
carried Anthony to aallty, aald, •!]' aaked
Jµm if he were hurt and hi &aid, 'No' •.
"He didn't appeor to have Ill!' fnj~(ie1.
He was warm ju.st like 1 little boy ou&hl
to be."
Hoopltal attendants uld the younptar
apparently suffered no oerloul ln»1M·
• •
By TOM BAllLEY SUperlor Court II JU41ge Murny'a "mod"
"' '" -""' -opproach tO the sentencing of prisoners.
A Costa Me1111 who eot thret months · J-le ordere<I 1 floulng 1111 year for 1 lobbed off his one year 0ran1e County _._ who ....... to .....,. the '-• J1U tenn wbeJJ he promised Superior ...,...._ ... --··r -..
Olurt Jlidae Wllllam Murtay he would dilused fonn of COIJ>Orll punlabmant, .but
ahlve his mllllache IDd cut hit shoulder Sherill Jomes Musick .refused tO 1d·
length' hltr decided Thunday that nine mlnlst.J> the punl•h!J!enl.
montbl WU just foo long, Shertff'a--ofltcers 11id Thom11 P1trlck Judge Murriy lmmodlat.ly i:ancelled
J "" -·ped from ... -~ the defend1nt'1 pn,.crlljecf Jill Ume IDd oyce, ... -•w ·u-llronch j1il just 1J d1y1 'iller 1111 rteo pl1ced him on ~tlQo, T1'o .lllOllUll
oettlng """'""'F with Judge M11rr1y, tater the prlooner wu floet In court m
'llH!y m1y bift a hinl time flndln& ldentlclf bur1lary chir1es.
him. Jill pictures depic! Jorn in-bis ''There'• • method in 1111 ·madne11,"
flowinr locks ind hlndlebar 111111lacbe, •Id Judge Murr1y after 'hil blrberlhop
burdtpGttes ore huntlnJ for 1 c1m1-1rrlDl'""''t •Ith Joycr."lt' 101ng to
1hlven min with neatly cltppOcl b1lr. be Pfelly ilard !tr llllt ...U.lrlmmed
Joyce's escape 11 the second ouch ,..... man. to &tap blck lnio tha dnll
,.versa! for •h•I b11 been -...lbed, II culture."
• :t
thalidomldo ~" 11ow .......
odcled.
McBride -,(JIDI 111 Ila rill Ida
dllcovcry tlJll U.1 ............ ..... .........., .................. ,...
~ .~
'll'rltlns In tha Allllralfu llfldle9I
"""'811, he llhDllllo4 1111 111111 ... II
in onnge-cqknd pill 'Cllled bDlpromillo,
"I om of.tile oplblon llllt lmlll!"lmlne ti
lbe ca111t of llm'fi delormlttel ti taaD In
early pregnancy," McBride wrote.
The drug I1'pnl!a'lbed for women llllf·
fering from de""'s!on, Thllidomlde ""
tak"t" IS I lnloquUtzer.
In Basel, Swttrerland, a 1poke11D1D tor
Clbl-Gelgy A.C., pi-oducer of imlprllllfne,
said 1 company statement wwld be
ilsUed later, and added: "All we can 111
now ls that thla II not a thalidomide case.
"lmlpromin•, which is being oold undtr
the name of TolranU, h11 been on !ho
market for lJ )'t1r1 and II available only
on pre1erlpUoa.
""It i!"1111l'pri1ing that this frontal 1ttact
comes now qalnat 1 rel~Uvely old drug.
But the matter is too ierious to 11\Ht a
rush comment from here."
Dr. Frances Oldham ·Kelsey of iho
Federal Drug Administration blocked the
use of thalidomide tn the United Statu In
1962, For thll, she was 1cclalmed by
President John F. Kennedy.
'lbe 44-year-old AuatraUan doctor old
In an int.rview: "It ts poa1ible that there
are other drug• which 1ffect the human
letlll. Thil ti an areo which "' hope to research." ·
McBride heads 1 planned flJl-millioa
oqllliutioa to lludy tha development of
the-letlll durlnc pr-IDd the flnl ...u ofter birth.
Hi eata-ti with the '47,11111 hll
WU IWll'dlil for Illa -Oil the effecla of thalidomide.
' Or ....
-'
I r
11·i going to be suruiy IDd wlncly '
thll weekond, with tempera-'
lionl the Orlq1 Coost aincll II I
8 riling to 90 lnJIDd. Lon tm1Pt I
e.16.HaTllO!oe,,_ -
INSmB TGD.4.~
Sollors lake to the IOtldl 11111
w .. 1unc1. to11<ilaill11Q, Ille ...
cimt art of the E'gyptiani, ii
paining popvlGrit11. A atorv ffa todcv'• W ce~r givc1 tht
background on Rancho 'co11-
fornio'1 ftolltmd rtgatto.
L. M. ..... t .__ 11!111.a 1t ...... ,, ................ 1' (•....... 1 ..... ~ • c.....,... ... ••• ..... I =-=-,,, !!rt'.!,.. , .. J . I ;;r.,.... ... 11 ..,...,,... . .,........., . 'llllllM• ,.,, """"' !j __ ..,.. ... ....,. -.......... " ._.. ... ........... ,. --.. ,.... . •.. .. .... --
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-· Maddox :race.
• r H.qiry Qr4ea1
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -Sp:<11nc
·-.....,ua...~~
-""'"' --.. ldealtlJ probltm. · • · Maddox, who 1.9 bald, arove lo hla
ruerved parking place near ~
11ale.C.pltol Thllflday, but 1 polic.
• offlcor dldn~ re<o(J!llO blm with
· U.. ~· hafrpiece and rel\JJed lo let
, bJm park until Maddox' ldenUty
• was estabUshed.
Maddo1, who bu been wearing
., the toupee for leSI than a wtek, • aiiya the only negative reaction has
come from bla wllo. ,
"She thinks lt'a a little toc:i long,"
he said.
Pro• P .. e J
:LIBRARY .•. ••
11uutllul edUloe -will oost conalderably
more than the fi,i million allotted.
, Tbunday. night, Aubrey 'Horn, project
coonllnator for the clw, tried to convince
'.fuembiera o( the ll!>rary board and two
r councilmen to UsL eome items that might « taken out in an alternate bid to lower
~'the COIL .. · , Dle011slon centered around the 13 hr
'door iiondl Neutra baa designed and a
11nasaive spiral ramp 'attached' to the
'front, 'Which' Hom ·estimates may cost
: inywhere from !50,000 to 1150,000.
• "It's just good buslnesa practice to
.:have an alternate bid, Jn caae the first
".cfeSlgn la too expensive,'' Horn said.
~ Th~ contract, however, does not allow
the city to require an alternate bid list. It
.does 11y that, U the blda on the con-
•atructioD -COil come in more than 10 per-
C:ent lbova. the IU mllllon limit, Neutra
must ttdellgn the library at his cost.
' D.ave Wickersham, chalrman of the
'libtary board, opposed setting a limit on
',lieutra;s Jes1gn, although he •areed to
~1uggest t~ ·alternaUves to Neutra.
"The conlract calls for a $2.5 million
-'library: We biRd thia. man aa an ezpert r ~--· • .and be ·11~ It will be 1 12.5 rnllllon
-IJbr.Y," Wickersham said. "If he's
wrong he baa to do It over, free."
The cllainDID WU 1trongly opposed to
ellmlnitfiii the 'ramp, j,ools and xome ~Other esthetic items.
.: ''Taking out little things like the ponds
,llDCI tiees ill like laking' the srnlle out of ihe M'o!ll Lisa," he said. "You still have
·th& ~inUnc, but .•• " Co\ijl~ll 8¢ P.bri'l' b,>ard members
·"did aot.!":that the city ahoU!d not approve "the ~ < iilillJ they meet Ill legit re-
quirtrDents, ·such .u fife safety.
A date for the start ol construct.ion has •nol ~.been ·aet.
I ,,_, ;~:~·• * '--tr
~-nt:.:Pii,e i
BEAUTY ...
funcUOm of a library -Neutr1 prefers
cultural center -there la a heavy con-
centration on esthetJc values.
Neutra has designed 10me 13 dlfferent
ponda.lmlde the library, IS well •• now·
lng p:inds and fountains outside '1!'.hicb
will c:OinpUment Talbert Lake.
There ii 10 much water in the design
that Cooncllman Donald Shipley has
quipped that he plans to carry an aqua
lung Inside the day the library opens.
Johneon said the water also has a func-
tional use. "The flow and IOW\d of ,water,
can be uaed to cover other JlOlses. An in-
dividual can block out a ·co~t '°und,
like water, but in the meantime, the
water will also block cut ' irritating
aounds."
A hi.J.ge spiral ramp ls plan~ at the
bulldlna:'• entrancet. connecting the first
and second floors . Jt was designed as a distinctive entryway lo the library, but
apparently has little use until two con·
troversial library wings are added in the
future:
Costs may force some changes in
Neutra's concept, but the design has been
highly praised by au those who have
viewed It.
OUN•I COAST HI
DAILY PILOT
nt Or•1111 Cotll DAILY Pit.bl, wllh whldl
11 t'Ol'l'lb!ned the N..,_Prtu, II publlJhed llY
th• Or•l'l!I• Co.st Publltllln.; COm~ny, S.p.-
rett 9dlllont •r• pub!ltl'ttd, Mond•Y through
ll'ni.y, for Cotlt M-. Newport IMCll,
Huntl1111ton 8tt cl\/l"oun1'1n Vtllty, Lttuna
Ind!, lrvl~/Sldclteti.dl •nd S•n Clement•!
Sin J111n C1pl1tr1no. A 1tngl1 regloMI
edition 11 publlllltd S.1Urdl'f1 and Sufld1y1.
Tht prlne!Potl pubtFlhlnt pl111t 11 at DI West
B•Y StrHI, COii• Mtll, C1IUorn!1, mx.
Robert N. Weed
Pr"kltrtt 111111 P11blll1!1r
J1cl R.. Ci;rley
Vitt Pr•ld..,t Incl Genw1I Mlntl"
Thom11 K1e•ll
Editor
Tliom11 A. Murphin1
Mlntllllll Editor ,
Ch1rl11 H. loo• R.ich1rd r. N1tl
Allllllnl M11119fnl Elltort.
T errv Co.,ill1
W•t or1n111 C-ty ldlfor
Hllflffltlf•• .._. OM&.
f 17171 l11ch 101111.,1~
M1a1111 Addre111 ,.0 . lox 7t0, t2•41 . ..__
Ltt4N ltKll: m 'w•I ,.'l'tlWI
C..11 M•1: UO W•:!/;! ltr"' Nl'WOtl hid\: Ul:I N 19'.rlt.,.rtl Mfl C..,,...,,tl: as NOl1t\. 1 C1m1M ll:MI
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~·~f!ffe~~a.~lt•~S~!f!!~-~~.~1"::~~~~
. Hospittil Rµling
· Agree!ftent
On Route ' . ' ..
Brings Inquiries , ' .
• A pfecedenW.tU., Oran1• County
lluperkJo...Court ruling lbal may block
more than JOO California hospitals now
under construction brought. inquiries
from shocked bo1pltal o ff I c I 1 II ·
throYCilollt · the stale floodlnf Into the •
county courthouse today.·
Judp Herbert Htrlanda prompted the
shock wave late 'lbursday by agreeing
with lawyers for the California Health care Providen,A.ssoclation that the state
acted improperly when It auUiorized
bullding permits for five Orange COunty
hospilals .
He ended a l<>n( trial that has fre-
quently conb!IDed lliegatlonx of "profit
rilakfng': and ''.overbeddlng" by boxpital
organluttonx by i!Suing a 1Ullng that will
compel the state's Publlc Heall)! Depart-
ment .to drasllcplly revlae It> hosptlal
llcenaing regulatlona. '
tr Judge Hertands' decislon aurvlves
the appeal that Is already being
prepared, it will mean that more than 100
hospitals and nursing homes in California
will have to file construction appllcatlona
with the recently approved. regional
health plaMing agencies.
The five affected Orange County
hospitals -East Anaheim General and
Canyon General in Anaheim, Placentla-
Linda Community in Placentia, Bristol
General in Santa Ana and Brea Com-
munity in Brea -.:::. will have to seek their
llceming from the Orange C<>UDty Health
Planning Council.
They got their building permits from the
state during an 18-month grace period
that was tacked on last year to alk>w
backers of planned hospitals to get their
permits from the state rather than the
regional agencies that have now taken
over that duty.
The eo-called "grandfather clause" to
the Duffy Act prompted a flood of in-
quiries from organizations convinced that
health plamillig council• would be much
. more exacting in their Inquiries than
state officials.
It was alleged during the trial that
most of the organizations wbo got their
permits simply ran a tractor over their
hurriedly acquired sites to prove to the
allte th1t they ·bad broken ground for il>e
projoclo.
Judge Herlands ruled Thursday that
that wa:1 not enough. He aaid hospitals
would have to prove that they had blnd-
Jn& contracts and loan commi~•
prior to the deadline date of JuJ,y l. mo.
CHCPA lawyers argued during the1tla1
that not one of the five Or1nge C.ounty
hofpitals challenged by the nine-hospital
orianiuUon could meet that detenn ina·
tJon.
State health departmtnt officials said
today that ii Judge Herlands' ru1iDg iJ
upheld by the appellate court the five
Orange County facilities and other
Co!Uornia bospilal1 lbat will be Inevitably
challenged will have to uk.local health
councils for permits. ~
If permits are denied l!t that level, the
builders wW have to waft one year before
they can \again approach the state
Department of Public Health for another
scrut!Qy of the application.
An official of one arfected hospital whet
prefers to remain •nonymous told t.ht',
DAILY PILOT today, however, that "thl•
ruling may not be quite the..'tragedy ll.'1
being made out to be by: the lawyers."
The director pointed out that the
Orange County Health Planning Council
recently approved expansions of three
local hGSpitals despite the "tremendous
publicity generated by the trial and the
claims that we're becoming vastly
overbedded. ''
One of those approvals affected the
Mission Communih' Hospital which will
be adding 89 beds to its Mission Viejo
fa cility next year. Expansions at South
Coast Community Hospital in South
Laguna and the building of Saddleback
Community Hospital on its Leilure World
site will add nearly 300 hospital beds to
the total available in Orange County.
Applications submitted by l4lsslon
Community, Tustin Community and
Westminster Community hospitals. Were
approved by the planning council despite
objections that the addiUons were-.part.of
a program which could ~ost the Orange
COunty public more than $22 milli:on in in·
creased hospital charges. ·
4 CandUlntes Cut Out
In Newspaper Accoun,t
Due to an unfortunate cut I n
Thursday's storyi about lfuolington Beach
City CounCU candidates, four candidates
were left out of the story.
All 12 candidates did speak Wednesday
nigbJ at Huq\ing\oq !leach High School in a Candidates forum sponsored by the
Newcomers Club.
Here are summaries of the views of the
four candidates who were unfortunately
cut from the end of the previous story:
Doyle Miller, former city ad·
ministrator: "As of last October I was
retired. I will be your first full tlme city
councilman. we: have had a lot Of rapid
growth in µie years I was ad·
ministrator."
M.•rcus Porter, city plaMing com-
missioner : "Growth is the pro)>lem that
confronts us all. Those of us who favor
lighter density are in the minority. but
we keep fighting. We also need to reduce
the density ln 0ur ll-1 (single family )
-do. We have a pretty good working cqun-
eil even though we aometim~ diaal:ree:·"
, J.,.pll ~Uq •. ~I!'','~ ma-jor problem u:rnnlni. l ':wlll· vote l galllJt
any changes to inci:ease de~sity .and I
will promQte an upgrading In ll!e ltljildln11
Code. I will communicate· with PeoPfe-."'
Fountain Valley
Police Facility
Dedication Set
. Dedication ceremonies for the $100,000
Fountain Valley Police Trainlng Facility
will be held at I p.m. Sah,rday. ··
The dedication will take place at the
facility, 18240 Ward SI.
He,.rt Ad.,ance
· The National-Institute of Health have announced a major advance in
The development of a totally artificial, .nuclear-powered heart. Heart
has been tested successfully in calves, spok~.smen .say. Shpwn here are
the models of the regular heart Qefl) and nucle1t-p0wered heart
(right). · .
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''Not Valid'
By CANDAc~ PEARSON
Of .. Dll" l"lttt ..... ,
Two Laguna Beach rt3idents appe•rtd
before the "Llttle Hoover C.Ommlsslon1!
al UC lrvlne today ti> .contend that ~
Art Colony'• agreement on Pacific coast
Freeway is no Jonger valld. · · :
It was the second day of helrings o~
coastal freeway questlom. ·
Bill Leek and Frances Enalehart -from
the Village Laguna Asaocl1tlon sald thtt
the lreeway agreement Laguna Beacli
had signed wa:1 no longer valid. ·
They al.so said· tbe coast freeway was
not needed and woold be dlaulrou1 t~
the Laguna Beach environment.
Vall T t S A S~ Ficker of Newpprt Beach Plen ac; ey rus ee pprove cused the commlsaion'1m .. ting11 .hav:
ing an "insiduous poll ti cal atmosphere ... ;
She ·alleged th.at the Irvine Companj
D • R d • F ii has been actively lobbying for the coast rive on . ea mg a ure fr~~!;;;:it. llerbert Jackson ask~
A campaign to cut drastically the
,reading failure rate of children in the
Fountain Valley School District was
ordered by trustees Thursday night.
A detailed summary i <>f reading
st atistics revealed that about 20 percent
.of the children in the dis'triCt read a year
or more below their grade level.
Failure rates ranged from a low of only
two percent among primary aged
.children at Fulton School, to a Jilg~ of
nearly SO percent among junior high
children at Lamb School.
"We'll never be able to eliminate all
reading failure ," said Bill Barnes, an
educ;ational services admlnistr~foi, "but
If we put our highest prioritf .'inta ah ef-
fort to identify problems early and then
to give whatever speciai attention is
necessary, we bel~ve we can move much
closer to a zero failure rate than we
presently are.". .
Barnes maintained that the reading
failure rate in Fountain Valley schools is
.roughly compar.,tble to~th! rate at other schools· in the state. · ·' , ·
Trustees, after bearing the statistics,
directed memt>ers of the district itaff to
investigate schools with good records and
io make available their methods tci other
schools in the district: ..
Barnes replied tliat this -wls 11-lready
planned. ·'•'I ' · · ~ •· ~
Included in the statistical repOrt to tb,e
boJrd of · trustees were the klllowing
·revelations: ,.,,.". '• ·rf.·-.~··'
~Bo.Ys -make up about two-t)!irds .of
wbat MJss Ficker'• evidence was. ;
,> She said she didn't have any now. but
milder reading diubllity cases, and con-knew it was true because "the .Irvine
stitute 75 to tg percent of severe reading Company never contributed money to th~ anti·freeway election." :
cases. Irvine company official Gordon Jones
..:..There is a defmite correlation was in the audience but did not comm1nt.
between the amount of time spent The ·commiS!ion contlnued'to hear from
teaching reading and the success of all local residents and officials tequesting hearings, but avoided getting involved lll children at learning to read. local politics.
-Time spent in teaching reading, 'Ibey also continued to· support the joint
however, is not the only factor. Some meetiqg to be sponsored by the 'Board of
teaching techniques are more effective Supervisors and said they would ask the
than others:" Clifarnla Highway Commission to ait iii on any auch meetings.
-Readi.ngJallure among older students Before Miss Ficker's testimony, the
b much greater than among younger comraj.ssi~n was Questioning state Public
one!. Works officialst on excessive rla:ht-of·way
"A lot of these conclusions we have felt purchases. ·
for years;" said super,lntendent Mike Nathan Sha pell, chalnnan of the com•
Brick. "But know we 'know' them, and missioft's subcommittee on highway ri&ht
that's a big difference. This gives us the of way, said new policies govemlnJ hci1'
basis on which . to go ahead and do much land is purchased for rights-of.way
something.". . might be needed. ,
Dr. Brick prQmlsed that the statistics A swnmfll'y of acquisitions In Newport
presented to ~ board would be enlarged Beach sho#ted that 52 parcels at a cost of
to provide more information. $12.5 million have been purchased for the
For example, Barnes noted that "if a Route J and Route 55 free.way s.
child has an IQ of 135 and he 's only Four of those parcels are still in the old
rea,ding at his grade levtl , then he's doing alignment of the Newport Freeway along
very badly. A child that smart should be 17th Street to Route 1 .
far ahead of"his class. • State highway 0Uici1ls said they havt
"But at the Same time, if a child's IQ is' tried to dispose of those four parcell
very loW', it may be a major ac-which are at 455 Newport Blvd., 4.15 tO
complishmerit ·if he's just reading at 419 Newport Blvd., 3000 Cliff Dr!Ve and
grade level," Barnes said. 3op Holmwood.
Barnes said that state testing programs Bidding on those parcels was not sue:.
doD 't take these things into consideration. cessful.
But he·~'1d the district was W!lrkiog Oi~ Commi.s~ff\nera .did ~t c:riticllfl . t.hal
system for predicting a child's 1ucq.ss but quesUOMd tbe wisdom of .acg\llrlnl
that would include such factors as native those and othet lands 'before a frffway
ability and previoua l!!ducation1J record. agreement wu 1lgned.
Henredon, s Four · Centu.ries
Fr .. u <oatlf.ltyleJ froi!o tk pmt few ,..;,i.,. .t,1111rf<;eo ._n
W1 W<\flt to lh•w yoi; Henr1d•n'1 four C111turi11 Cell1c.tio11 ••• Hc1111e It It t•
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Meadowlark ·Sale
Deserves Study,
Says Bresnahan
An offer to sell the lease or Huntington
Beach's Meadowlark Airport to the coun-
ty demands "careful study, 11 according to
Aviation Director Robert Bresnahan.
The ·leaae bas been offered to the coun-
ty by airport operator John TUmer al •
price of 175.000 In e letler lo the Board of
Supervisors.
''It would have to be carefully studied
to see what we might be getting for the
$75,000," the aviation director said Thur•
day.
Bresnahan also pointed out that the cl·
ty of Huntington Beach is doing a land
use study of the area surrounding the
private plane airport . He said he would
prefer that any county action be delayed
until the study ls completed.
Turner said the offer to sell the l~
would remain open for 120 days. He utcl
if nothing develops from the offer, the
airport would close in January, 1975.
The current lease on the west Hun·
tlngton Beach airport has two yws and
nine months to run. Turner said that a 25-
year .option to mend the le15e would be
avlliable to the county from the property
owner.
Turner blamed rlaing property luea
and operating expenses for his declalod to
olose the 80-acre fleld, If the county did
not take It over.
11.stJ of a.n· eight posipoµ ·com}?lt C9tJrse·
i.nd an 1instructioh room. · · 1
. .Accori:Ung-to Fountain Valley Police Lt.,
Les RoWland, .the eight position course
Will allow police officers to ·simulate com·
bat conditions at various· distance!t ftom
the targets.
The range will also be used (or stan-
dard stationary lirin&, according to
Rowland.
In addition to police· officers fr'om
Fountain Valley,,the Wtstminster, Stan-
ton and Cypress police departments will
also. make use of the range, which is .
valued at approlimately $100,000.
The ftreanns class at · Golden West
College will practice there and 1 bunter's
safety course taught by range master
Miit Reefer, police Sgt. Carl Lawrence
and RowJand will be held there also.
The hunter's safety course ls 1 four
hour class on the use of fireanm re-
quired by the state before a person may
obtain 1 hunter'1 license.
Speakers at the dedication will include
Edward Just, Fountain Valley mayor,
and Col. E. F. Sloan. field representative
of the National Rifle Association.
Lawmaker's Wife
Dies in Garage
WASHINGTON (AP) -The wile or
Tuu ~ ~ G. Wblle is
dead · ol a pp ire n I carbon-m0noxlile ·
poilo!lq.
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oC the DAILY PILOT ever to be
published (It's comloi tbll Sonday)
.,. taklnr shape todly.
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SUNDAY SPECIAL -R u d I
Nledzltlsld, DAILY PILOT staff
writer, get,, right down to 1ut level in
:1n informative article on "pig snit-
::ltlng."
Story tells not only the "how" of the
irug informer's twilight e1.istence, but
also some of the "why." It's a Page 1
feature in a spot where DAILY PILOT
staffers each week will present stories
:>nly they could tell.
PEOPLE/QUOTES -New feature
to appear Sundays only. It wilt seek
out the offbeat quote! and unusual
"asides" from both lntemaUooal and
local personalities.
FEATUR.Es -Human interest
articles ln the "A" Section sundfy will
include one on ~ Irvine company's
war on squirrels at Newport Center, a
JO.year backward look by astronaut
John Glmn and ·the life of a local
clown.
JUST OOASTING -Managing
Ei1itor Tom Murphine produces onf: of
his popular columns especlallyAor the
Sunday paper. And he'll do It each
week.
EDITORIAL P A G E Is
Congressman John Schmitz headed for
real trouble at the polls? Lead
editorial analyzes his lntr1ru1lgence in
relation to Presktent Nli:on and the
Nil:on Doctrine. ·
'OPPOSITE ~DITORIAL' -New
page full of commentary and columns
makes its debut ln the Sunday t:dition.
~rig new columnists is Barry
Goldwater who, in his first · DAILY
PILOT piece, sa ys Nixon really ls the
M'an of the 'Hour. DAILY PILOT
Editor Tom Keevil launches a new,
Sunday-only column, ' ' E d i t .o r ' 1
Notebook," and admits in the first one
that. be is as old as Corley of the
Gasoline Alley comic 1trip.
SPORTS -Leading off"B" Section
of the new Sunday p_aper, the DAILY
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C&llfornia to give Sunday morning
readers the · timeliest sports · news
available.
First time out, DAILY PILOT
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activities and will have a special eye
on world record miler Jim Ryun as he
tr.tes out his kick in the Meet of Cham-
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Angeles.
'YOU' SECTION -!Aaded with
features and columns -many of them
new and created espeCially for the
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voting for their favorites among of-
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CLASSIFIED ADS -Late deadline
(Saturday noon) for "want ads"
means the listinga will be fresh and
timely in Sunday's classified sect.ion.
New feature, Woman's World, offera
two sewing patterns in addition to ads
of special interest to buay women.
' . COLOR COllOCS; SUPPLEMENTS
-C.Ol<>r contics section, Family Week-
ly and TV · WEEK will be dlstrlbutod
eaclt ;week wlth the new Sunday edi-
tion.
The first Sunday edition will, Of
coursi, emphasize coverage of local
"hard news" as well as human In-
terest features , photos and il-
lustrations.
Every. Sunday, the DAILY PILOT
will continue It's'' day-ab e ad ''
coverage -of the alock market by of-
fering higblighU of the wee.k's ac-
tivities on Wall Street (the week's-end
summary will be publl~ In Satur-
day edit.Ions, at least one day earlier
than any other Orange County
newspaper offers It).
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Saturday paper, will be dimla~ lD. th'e ''B" Section. -.---:r.-:-
~oble8sness~
Shows Dip
Over ·Month
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Unemployment dipped to L7 percent In
the uttoft in Febnuary, lowest rafe since
Oct0ber, 1970, the pverronent reported
today.
The dec1lne from January -when
joblessneu edged downward to 5.1 per·
cen& from S percent in December -
resulted from sharp declines I n
unemployment among both men and
wOmen.
The reduction in the adult jobless levels
offset an accompanying leap -lrom 17.1
percent to 11.1 percent -in idleness
among teenagers. Thi.1 ls the hi)hest
level recorded since the L a b or
Department's 'Bureau of Labor Statistics ...,,
started keeping youth records in 1941.
The job situation report wa.s good news
for administration economic -ana
political -strategists who have ex· ·
pressed hope that the jobless level will
fail well below S j>ercent 'this year. Some
even have forecast a drop to close to 4
percent.
But a spokesman for the AFL-CIO said
that the drop in unemployment rate
was a atatistical quirk resulting not from
jobless people getting jobs but from a
decline in the total labor force .
"Many people just got discouraged and
a topped looking for work," said NathanJel
Goldfinger, chief economist for the AFL-
. CIO. ''Therefore the truth ii that there
was no chanae, no improvement ia
February."
T}te reported dr°op in the jobless rate
wu accompanied by a O.l-hour lncru:se
in the average work week for rank!and·
file workers to 37.3 hours. equaling the
highest m~rk since July 1970.
The longer wort week resulted in a ~
cent increase In rant-and-file average
Weekly earnings to $130.27.
The-5. 7 Percent overall une;mployment
rate:--adjusted for sea!Onal Variations t -was the lowest for any month since it
dipped to 5 percent In October. 1970. Last
June, the rate originally waa reported as
!"I perc~nt but year-end adjUJlments
revlaed this upward to 5.8 percent.
The BLS aald the number o f
uneinployed. workers remained. 1teady
last month at 5.4 million, but alter
~!Onal adjumTienta there wu a decllne
of 160,000.
Total employment remained unchanged
at 80.1 million.
The unemployment decline. was most
marted among adult women -dOwn
from 5.5, to an even 5 percent. Tbe jobless
rate for adult men dipped from 4.2 per·
cent to 4. percent.
Jobleunels among white workera
edged down to 5.1 percent from January's
5.~ percent while that for,.Negroes edged
c!Ownward from t0.6 to 10.5 percent. ·
·-Legislnwrs Disagree
. ·on 'Godfather' Remark
SACRAMENTO I UPI) -Legislators of
Italian descent split &Jong party lines to.
day on· whether Gov. Ronald Reagan
showed bad taste In calling speaker Bob
Moretti "the Godfather." ,
Demor.rats were outraged. Republicans
aaid it depended on whether Reagan was
smiling.
"I think jt's outrageous," said Sen .
David A. Roberti (D-Los Angeles ). "The
.day has 'Cpme when people should rise up
in protest against dragging nationalities
through the mud for political purposes.''
But Republican Assemblyman Eugene
A. Chappie CR-Cool). shrugged it o!f,
more or less.
"All my life Jieople have called me
'wop' and 'dago~· '' 1ald Chappie. "I
really don'l get that up tight about these
thinp. I suppoSe a lot would depend on
whether the governor was smiling or not wntn he. said it.'
Relgan's press aide who was with the
governor when he made the remark said
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purchased coplta.
it was' intended as a humoroua onellner
for a RePttilcan audience.
"Jt wai 'j partisan crowd at a cocktail
party," recalled William Strobel. ''1 can
remember spme of the things Democrats
havf! ·said that are really grounds for
libel."
Reagan's remark was part of a brief
talk he delivered at a Feb. 11 fund-ra is-
ing event for Republican Assembly can-
didate Jim Ashcraft, who was upset
Tuesday by Democrat Bob Wllson in a
special San Diego election.
Ki I Ki . sser,. ssee •
On Winning End .
Of Damage Suit
• SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A Superior
Court jury bas ruled that a kiss lh.md
by a man and woman ;wu not willful
misconduct llthough the bolt the man
was operating aVM lime went onto the
shore and Jlll a tree.
The jury Thursday ruled Jn favor of
boat operator David A. Borth of Lodi and
passenger Helene L. Harris of Sacramen-
to, who were sued for $3t,750 ·in damages
by another passenger ln the boat.
Jn her suit, June Becker of Sacramento .
said she suffered injuries to Mr left leg
when the boat struck the tree. '
The accident occurred July 11, lt'IO, on
the Mokelumne River in San Joaquin
County Shove the Woodbridge Dam.
Mrs. Becker contended that while
Borth was operating the boat, "his at.
tenUooa were dflllrlcted by the neglil<fll
feminine enticement and' allurlnc klues
of defendant Helene L. llarril ..• ao u
to ... proximately c_l\lSO the boll ... to
crash in~a tree."
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Sha.\vn Deloach, 4, who is blind , gets acquainted with clo\vn Harold
\Vilson at the premiere performance of the annual Medinah Shrine
Circus at Medinah Temple in Chicago. Shawn was one of 4,000 blind
and handicapped children ~bo were guests of the Lions Club.
Community Action Group
Gets Money After 'Goor""
Orange County Community Action
Council (CAC) has received a check from
the federal government td Cover the
"missing" $82,983.
After much -searching a n d cor·
respondence~ local .cAC o f I i c i a I s
discovered that the money had been .
mis.sent to Marin County, north of San
Francisco.
Acting CAC executive director Frank
Tease reported \he arrival of the money
today.
Meanwhile, the poverty f i g h t l n g
organiiation ls having other problems.
For the past two monthi the board of
directors has been. unable lo muster a
quorum. Some businfss has been con-
ducted by mail ballot, Tease said.
If the CA:C board continues to fail to
achi eve a legal quorum or half of its 36
mei;nbers it may lose Its power to ruri the
agency.
The. federal Office . of Economic Op-
]l9itlinlty IOEO) which f~ mbst CAC
Pfocrarris has ordered the absentee-Prone
local bOard to restructure ili~if.
The 111embersh\p in~l~d~' ~2 from
go\remmental qencies. 12 repreaenting
low income are~ of the county and 12
from community organlzatiorui:.
The low income representatives have
the worst attendance record on the
board, CAC figure• reveal. There has
been one resignation from this group and
four QI.hers have been automatically fired
because they. m i 15 s e d four board
meetlnp.
Two , o t be' rs in this group will be
11RSealed if they miss one more meeting,
a local official aald.
D i r e c to r s representing government
agencies and community groupe are,.not
subject to the four-meettnC·and-out. rule.
They also may send alternates ·to
session! which the low income represen·
tatives may not. ·
Terry Rice. an aide to supervisor
Robert Battin Ms repreaented him at
every board meeti ng, records show. New
board cha\nnan Rooald W. Caspers of
Newport Beacll 111Js been notified tbat be
is automatically, a director of,_ c,AC' but
·ha• tnol resPonded, an . offici1t .,.id.
Neither has he been represented by• an
alternate.
H DAILY I'll.OT :Z!
Leads Few :
I.n Shooting
lncUlent
No new leads were reported' today ln a
bizarre Harbor Area ahooting 1pru In;.
voJVing fouf Newporl' Beach financial ino
l!ilitutions and at least nine parked car1
plus a Navy recruiting bus riddled ta
Costa Mesa.
Some conflict exists over whether the
shootings were all the work of a carload
of four men that roared through Newpor\
Center about I p.m. Wednesday, blazinl
away wl\h a rifle.
Newpart Beach detectlvea de scribed
the slugs as fir.ed from 1 high·velocity
weapon, but did not say what caliber.
The mo bile Navy recruiting bus parked
at 542 W. 19th'5t., Cosla Mesa, was bit
three times with .30 caliber carblne
bullets, according to police contacted at
midmorning Wednesda y.
Recruiter Billy C. Kahal called to
report Ute malicious mischief incident
which left two slugs lodged in an interior
bus desk.
Officer Harlan Pauley said a third
bullet ricocheted off a leaf spring beneath.
the bus and nattened one tire.
A sea rch of the area yielded three
spe nt .30 caliber carbine bullet casinp
and a witness who reported hearing thrtt
lo fi ve shots and a car speeding away
about 10 p.m. the nigh t before.
Thi:ii would have placed it within the
general time span that the three Newport
Center banks and one stock brokerage
firm were hit by flying bullets.
Cleaning crews and ~ity guarda
were in the buildings and an inauranct
executive, Michael Riney, 29, of Costa
Mesa. was walking past when be '11$1
nearly hit by one bullet fired from the
speeding car.
Investigators say no projectiles or lead
£ragmenta have been found around the
vehicles whose windows were shot out,
indicating posaibly someone else was IQ.
volved.
Detectives said Thurad1y they weren't
eliminating the possibility the lhoolinl
spree might be linked to the near·fatal ·
wounding of a 1t1te dlviskJ,n of hlgh~ays.
workman on the Newport Freeway Tuea-
day.
A trio of teenagqs today are in Oranp
County Juvenile Hall, charged with
assault with Intent to commit murder u
a result of that case .
Laird Orders Study
WASHirfGTON (AP ) -Secr.tlry of
Defense .Melvin R. Laird bat ordered the
Pentagon to review Its 'practice ot stamp.
ing a special number on the records of
servicemen discharged for usln& drup,
permanenUy tdentllylng them to pro-
spective employers u drug abuserl.
Laird satd In i memo U,Ued TliilradlJ'
that the pracllce , "Inly be I ...........
with oor pollcy dtreclf"" on Inv.-of
privacy, and could have an un,fUlt and'
unfair Impact on aome diicblrled
per!Onnel."
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SAN ·FRANCISCO (UPll -Black
Panther party chief of 1talf David
Hilliard hu been lndlctod on perjury
charges by 1 feder~l 1r111d fury. The 21-
year-old ~anther w1I accuted on three
count.s of making f1lse 1tatement1 tn a
U.S. district court bt January, lfll, In on
attempt to rot 1ovemment fund• to aid
hJS defense qoinat I chorge he bid
threatened the 1H• of Pr~dent Nixon.
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Taipei Meet 'Warm'
U.S. Env oy 'Renwves Doub t,s' About · Talk&
By SHUU.EN SHAW
T4IPEI (UPI) -The Foreign Mlnlalzy
Jndlcelod tonJcht Uuit it wu aatlafied
wllh U.S. Anllblnt Secmary of Stale
l'Mm:thal ..Green'• uplanaU0111 of Preai-
dent Nlmn'• bilks In P•ldni last weOlc.
iovamment bu obtained from Green "•
I~ undetfWM!Jn~ ol lh< cllri/ICI· Ilona and aaauraacea. ' L
It aald "It la alao th• d•slre of thl
JIOVerDJDtot o/ the Republic of China th11
Sino-American relatlonahlJ>I In all liolda
would be further 1trenctbened 111 time
gou on,"
-Green left T1lpel this afternoon ofter
""11Y 11% houn of bilks with Natlonollat
iowrrunent teadera. He 11ld before hhl
deperture he oonaldered hJ1 mJuion
"aucx:eufUI for both aides."
A rank.in& a:overnment oUlclal told UPI
earlier lbat Green "bu succeeded In
removJnc many doubla and suaplclona
from our mindl." Tbe Foreign Mlniltry luued a 1tate-
ment toniiht saying lhe N1tionatlat Green, 1nubbed by Pruldenl ChJal18
'ea Set Thi• Year
2 More Fires Break Out
On Campus at Ann Arbor
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on the Universlly of Mlchl1an campua
Thundly nfBbt, only hours after a I._
YllMJd freshman char1ed wllh Httlng
· fire W.1 . ordered to undera:o
chlatrlc uamlnatlon.
Jacket wu Ht ablau l(I the Alice
yd Hall and paper WU burned In a
uket In Muao Hall. Nollher
lllY dlmllf and Were labeled
rmllocy nulaance fires" by Ann Arbor
<Ille! Arthur Slaush. 1 The two brought to II the number of
cues on the 1prawlln1 campua this r,
Earllar Thursday, Circuit Court Judie
Clmp1!<11 ordered 11.andall Canel!
lod to the YJ>!llantl State llolpltal
fJll d1y1 to 4etormlne if ho 11 capable
l tandlnl trial. He ii charled wi th .. t.
''"' of the flrH . He 1tond mute al 1111 alpmenL
Following Thurlday nlcht's fire., ulh said It confirmed hie belle/ Uuit aDOre than one peraon w1a involved in lle!U., the flre1 .
ell's atlorney, Ray Cl•••D1<r, re-
the paychlatrlc uamlnaUon on
caritnUon that there "'' "• serious ~ u to my ~ent'1 medical con-
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ARSON SUSPECT ARRESTED
Student Randall Ca1woll, 19
~ritain Undercut-S IRA
;fio'lence With 'Rules'
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'. B!:LF AST (AP) -A :is.year-old police
"'' .. at who wat to be married next ' 111<>nth died today of l\lllShot wounds and
ame the fifth fatality this week in
rt.hem I r e I a n d ' s political-religious •• :-Sgt. Thomas Morrow waa shot Tuesday 41 be and another officer investigated a
keak·in 1t a factory on the outakitta: of ~. near the border with the IriJb ~public.
))fe died during a quiet nlgbt that came
•er three days of Intensified bombinl:
and murders blamed on the IrJali
Republican Army.
iThe British goverMlent revealed
Thursday what observers interpreted as
the first step in a pro1ram to undercut
th! mA violence by aruwering some of
the demands or the Roman Catholic
minority Jn the province.
Prime Minister Edward Heath banned
harsh interrogation methods by British
troops helping the Protestant-dominated
JnVincial government main lain order.
Political proposals are expected to follow.
The army was told It couldn't use 1uch
methods as putting captives' heads in
blindfold hoods, depriving them of aleep,
submitting them to cont I n u ou s
monotonous noise and making them stand
for long periods with their legs apart and
their hands railed over their head.!!.
From now on tht . worst they can do ls
questlon them at length across a table.
Military sourc'e1 st.id they expected the
new rules to have JitUe adverse eHect on
intelligence gathering. They said such
physical interrogation methods were used
on only t• of the 1.632 persons rounded up
since last August, all such methods were
suspended in November, and "in-
formation continued to flow.''
Meanwhile, a government medical o!-
fje,er told the British inquiry into the Lon·
donderry bloody Sunday killings that six
of tbe 13 Catholic men and youths killed
had been firing guns.
Storm Holds East
KIJ.thtk, told a news confereoce Wort
be left Taipei alter a If.hour ~
that he had quoted Prwdeal Nfsnn'1
words thlt "there were no secret dtlla of
any kind" made on the mainland. He then
left for Manila.
He aald it would remain U.S. govern-
ment policy to encour11e AmertCltl
buainessmen to lnveat in T1iwan.
"The Republic of China hu become a
model for economic development and we
look forward to parllclpatlng In the
future 1uccesa of Taiwan'• economy,"
Green 11id .
Manila, wu the fourth 1top on his 13-
naUon Allan tour to auure U.S. allies
put agr .. menll and treaties remained
unbroken by Nixon's China visit.
ln a departure statement, Green hinted
that the NalionaJil:ts had harab worda for
the new U.S.-China policy.
"I weJcomed the opportunity to hear
the views of th! leaden of Taiwan," he
1ald. "These Viewa will be presented to
President Nixon and I am sure, will be
given careful com:Ideratlon."
Green was snubbed by Chlana. but he
talked to Chiang's son and vice premier,
Chiang Chlng-kuo, among other hlsh-
ranklng government officials.
Chiang said Green represented the
1tate department and he would talk only
to Nixon's personal representative, Dr'.
Henry Kissinger.
Source. who sat in on today's serie! of
meetings in Taipei said Green "received
a warmer greeting than expected" from
the Nationalist government which iJ bit-
terly opposed to any type of contaet with
Peking. .
Taiwan alked Green for usurancea
that the United Siiiies would maintain Ill IS.year-old defeftJe treaty with the Na-
tionalist Chinese. Green repeated the
pledge, the IOW'ces said.
14,000 S. Viets
Begin Qf f ensive
By ARTHUR ffiGBEE
SAIGON (UPI) -A force of nearly
14,000 South Vietnamese troops ha1 bf.1wi
a new offeruiive in the central Hi&lilanda
in the biggest Vietnl.mese operallOI. ainee
the invasion of Cambodian 11nctultia
lasf fall , military llOW'cts reported today.
B52s canied out massive strikes before
the drive began.
The drjve was through the jungled
mountain area 250 miles north d S.iton
near where the borders of Vietnam, Laos
and CambodJa come together. The
military IOW'cet 11id it wu possible ~
oijenslve ·would carry acrou )l.e border
tn an effort to blunt a long.:t.mteMd
Communl.st offensive.
The mili tary aources said the main
body of 11,000 South Vietnam ... regulars
involved had made no major contact dur-
ing the first day of the operation but that
a force of more than 3,000 militiamen in
the action reported killing 57 guen-llJas
and capturing 13 others. There was no
report on militia casualties.
The military sources said the govern.
ment troops found 40 bodies of guerrillu
killed earlier by 3.1 waves of B52 atrikes
thet hammered the area from noon Tuea-
day to noon today to soften it up.
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Housing Measure
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tht The mass·lr1nsll fe1ture or
Slnalo b11 pqed a •blllion !ht legts11tlon would furnish
boU•ln& bill ckscrlbed u one federal subsidies to p a Y ot lhe moot Important put q:etber in yean. deiclts of 4ubways, bus lines
• Mljor provistoO. or lhe bill and commuter trains.
'
would control cJos1og COlll on These are ~pposed by the
homf mortla&M, aubaldiui 1 N i x o n A d m in I strati.on,
mue-tranalt de6ci.ts and con-• however, and there were ln--tolidate federal housina: pro-dicatlons in the debate that u,, T......,.
FIJ!IS. lhe money would not be spent Hea rt Attaek
The measure, sent to the for this purpose even if Broadcast newsman Bill House where action lsn't Ukely Congress approves it.
until after the Easter recess. Sponsors Of the subsidies Lawrence, 56, w a 5
includes some of President declared tiJat mass.transit found dead Thursday
Fridal, Mordl 311'12 OAILY PILOT §
Drug Prices-Balloon
'
Seizures Make Stuff Rare, Costly
NEW YORK (AP ) -The .. umaled 115,000 nar<0Uca ad· t>.S. 1overnment · helghlened
W.CI price for Ullclt drugs is diets. Its emphasil on darnmJng the
goJnl up here, ind pallce SIY Depuly Chief I n s p e c I o r drug now 11 lb watenbeds In
a series of spectacular drug Julea Sacbson, head ol the Europe and tbe Middle East.
eeizures has been an im· police narcotics division, said These 1elzure1 accounted for
portant factor in that trend. heroin first became scarce 3,7&4 pounds of heroin worth
The world's biggest heroin dutlng the two-month East an estlm1ted $t20 mUUon On
M h Coast dock strike that began ·~A •l-t. seizure, In arseille T urs--1 t Oct 1 u~ • ~ •• • • day, was the latest in a series In New York. where an The 1071 ·seizures would sup.
of hauls that have marked the estimated half of the country's ply the country'• addicts wlth
International war against drug 1ddlcts reside. the street price heroin for about three montbs
Ir ffl . of htroln climbed from $2 a at the estimated consumption a ck.mg. bag to as much as $5, Sachson Police officials here said said. o! six tons a year.
they could not yet determine After the strike. Sachson By that standard. derived by Nixon's recommendations, but systems are folding all over in bis room at Bedford.
' Democrats altered several of the nation aod only federal N.H .. an apparent heart
them. help can keep many of them attack victim. He was
whether the seizure by French said he had expected that the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
customs agents of 937 pounds prices might go down again. and Dangerous Drugs. the
of pure heroin in !he bilges of But he has since changed his fl.farse ille seizure amounted to
a Caribbean shrimp boat,. mlnd. "Heroin is not as plen-a one month's supply.
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Kicked Out in Snow
Mrs. Skye Davis holds baby son, Ching, as process
servers ivicted her from home in Portland during
snowstorm. Owner of residence leased home to one
party who in turn subleased it to Mrs. Davis. Own-
er protested that original lease had no subletting
options. Friends help Mrs. Davis move.
Wallace-Chisholm
Tandem Supported
. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A Martin Luther King Jr., said
black civtl ri1h~ activi!t says Thursday the proposed ticket
a 1roup baa been fofmed to could satisfy both blacks and
push a Democratic national · whites, as well as the women's
ticket that would o f f er liberation movement.
something for everyone -Bevel Said slightly more
AJabama Gov. George C. than ·100 persons. mostly
Wall1ce for president and Soull;lern stiidenll, both black
black U.S. Rep. Sh. Ir I e Y and white, now make up the
Chi!holm of New York for vice organization that will promote
president. the W&llace-Chlsholm ticket.
The Rev. James Bevel, long· They are preparing to
time aide to the late Dr. mount a national drive and
* * * Democrats
Softening
Pot Stand
WASHINGTON (AP)
MO!t Democratic presidential
hopefuls favor r e d u c i n g
penalUes for smoking mari·
Juana, but Rep. S h i r I e y
Chiaholm of New York and
former Sen. Eugene McCarthy
think II should be legalized.
Sens. Edmund S. Muskie of
Maine and Hubert H .
Humphrey of Minnesota both
aa.Jd in response to a poll that
they favor reduced penalties.
Sen. George McGovern of
South Dakota and Sen. Vance
Hartke of Indiana back an end
to jail terms for smokers.
New York Mayor John V.
take the proposal to the floor
of the Democratic NaUonal
Convention, he aaid.
Mrs. Chisholm could not be
reach!d for comment.
A spokesman for Wallace
said he had not heard of the
proposal and "just don't have
any reaction at all"
Bevel .said the concept will
be offered saturday to the
Tennessee Black Political Con-
vention, a Memphis gathering
to be attended by state black
leaders of both parties.
Bevel joiqed King in 1962 for
a rights drive in Albany , Ga .,
and was a key figure in
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference campaigns i n
Birmingham and Selma , AJa.,
and Chicago as SCLC's direc-
tor of nonviolent action.
Atlanta SCLC headquarters
said Bevel has not been
formally associated with the
group since early 1970.
"Indeed it is a serious ef-
fort," Bevel said of the pro-
posal. ·
would produce a drug panic. llful." he said. · The burtau estimates the
running. · covering New Hamp-
Opponents declared the pro-shire primary for ABC
gram would mean an endless __ N_e_w_s. ______ _ P ioneer 10
Heads Out
drain on the Treasury, aince
cities could keep fares at
uneconomic levels and put in
for more ~rmore subsidies.
But they agreed that the One reason appears to be average addict heroin dosage
hauJ . worth about $200 million the tripling in 1971 of drug as juat unPer a grain daily.
on the street, would almost seliures compared with 1970. But Sachson says many ad· Y ahlonski Case certainly balloon the price of Big seizures have come with die~ use four Qr five grains a
heroin for this nation 's increasing frequency since the day.
Reward Slated 1--==::~iiiliiliiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-To Jupiter
The section on mortgage..
clO!ing costs would direct the
Housing and Urban Develop'..
rr..ent Department to develop
WE KENNEDY (UPI) -within iiX months regulations
. Pioneer JO, futest object to putting controls on aU set-
leave earth, sped on a near tJement costs.
perfect COUl'9e today toward a The provision would cover
hiatoric pldure-takmc rendez-FHA and VA loans as well as
vous with the planet Jupiter on conventional m 0 rt gages
Dec. 2, 1973. . . bought by government cor-
After aweeptng within 87.000 porations.
miles of the tops or Jupiter's --
glowing multicolored clot.r.ts,
the 565-pound spacecraft will
WASHiNGTON, Pa. (UPI)
-A $10,000 reward awaits the
right person who telephones a
Philadelphia number with the
right information -the real
name or a mysterious "Tony.''
or whoever else arranged the
assassination of J o s e p h
"Jock" Yablonski.
CRAFTS IN ACTION
FROM ONE END OF THE MALL TOTH! OTHE R
.M1rch 2-4 All D•y, Evening• Too,
travel on to the far reaches of
the planets and eventually
become the first probe to
leave the solar system.
II I! expected to re,ach the
1tar Aldebann In 1.7 million
years. On lhe sliibt chance lt
might encouoler intelligent life
els<where in the galaxy,
Pioneer 10 carries an iden-
tification plaque. The man pic-
tured on the plaque bu tfis
hand raised in a gesture of
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· Jupiter, fifth planet out
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tacular giant of the solar
system. It has 12 moons, -a
puullng red "eye" 10 times
the size of the United States
and the planet generates more
heat than it recei ves from the
sun. ScientisU also hoped to
determine if there wu a
pasaibility Its I b t ck a~
mosphtre could support some
form of Ii(e.
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from lour nuclear pri<nton,
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night. An AU1H:ent1ur roCl<et
tcceleraled It to 1 •""'"I
31,413 miles per hour. "
The spacecraft performed
the fLg:st critical ateps of its
&19-day mission flawlesaly ,and
by 11 p.m. (PST) Tliursday, It
had its big nintrfoot ·dish
antenna pointed. back tolfard
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uncharted space to Jupiter".ilt
is expected to remain in radio
contact with earth until 1ril
when it la 1.5 billion milel
away.
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Launches Hunt
Three Shot by Police
In Movie Scene tMelee
MAN, W. Va. (UPI) -
lnvettlgalors roamed West
Vh1lnla'1 mountain hoUowa in
aearch of uns1fe coal mine
reservoirs today. .
With lhe toll in West
Virginia'• worst flood disaster
ll!andlnC al . ,, d"'1 and
another 115 mJ.,J,\g', lhe state
depertment of mines ordered
the immediate d r a I n a g e
Thursday of a waste water
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about 75 miles northeast c(
here.
PlllLADELPHIA (AP) -
PoUce have shot one man to
death, wounded two others in a
melee that brote cut in an
alley where · a Hollywood
movie crew , was filming a
street chase acene.
Police said the dead and
wounded were residents of the
building who had ·been drink·
ing beer and throwing debris
into the nariow alley Thurs.-
day night where the filming
was taking Place. Officers uld
the men refused to halt the
commotion and then attacked
S·ocial Security
-And the Cradle
WASlilNGTON (AP) -All childreo eoter!ng lhe first
grade 1fter Jao . 1, 1971, must be asSigned llodal Security
numben 1ccordlng to a proposal by the Senate Fln111co
COmrnIUee. , ~
lmrnlsnnta and all persona applying for-wtliart al!o
would have to obtain numbers.
Under the present law, a perSOn Is requirtd to obtain
a number when he beginl work.
The provJslons were added by the committee Thur~
dl,Y lo the Social S<curity-welfare reform bill being rudled
for Ser11ta action. ,
SPCJlllOrl said lhe provisions would give additional
weapons to the effort to uDCOVer·welfare ctinters·br kee~
hi( lnck of people since lheae would be the only Ulree
tlmu numbers would be obtained.
cfficers who cliinbed UP. the
fire escape on which tbey
were atandJn&.
Tht dead man waa identified
11 Leroy ~. 14, of
Nedro, N. Y, Police Inspector
Lawrence Love said Sbenu-
doah had grabbed 1 policeman
In a bearhlll and waa tryin& to
throw him over the fire acape
railing, but the officer wu
able to unholster hiJ revolver
and fired tlx ahots at Shenan-
doah.
'11\e officer, Patrolman
Albert Mon&an1r o 1 wu
hospitalized with nose and
1houlder injuries. Tht ollicer
with hlm, Sgt, Thomu Jum-
bo, bad his aJ\tle broken in a
atrugle with at least four,
other men, lnlpector Love
said.
l<lve &lid Sgt. Rambo lhot
one man 1n the right lmL He
WIS lcknUfied U Raymond
M .... , 11, ot Syracuse, N.Y.
Allo wounded was J o h n
Benedict, 2t, of Co r we JI
Jailnd, Ont. Love I I I d
Benedict WU hJI by one of lhe
bulleta fired IJrMontanl?O:--
Don GoldmUI, production
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cir waa to chlae another up
the alle1. He llld the 1eent
liad beeo filmed ...... lhen the
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• Hardly a .month aou b¥ that teachers and trustees
,of the Huntlnaton BeaCh City (elementary) 'School Di,. Irle! don.'I tty at each others' throats in some new alter·
catldn. Their relations -m~at be among the worst of any
district in the county.
ThiJ month the issue is secrecy. Teachers are seek·
lni criminal charges against members of their school
board for allegedly vi9i1ting •provisions of the Ralph E.
Brown Act, a state law that forbids virtually all secrecy tn meetings of pu~lic bodies.
Maximum penalty for violation of the Brown Act
la sii< months in jail .
Teachers have· made clear, however , that their pur·
pose la not to put their school board in jail, but only to
make it obey secrecy Jaws in the future.
At issue is a January 11 meeting of the board of
· trustees ·in which it adjourned into secret executive ses--
8.ion. without giving any indication what it would be con·
aldering. When trustees emerged, they vo,ted a new sat·
ary schedule for administrators. .
UPset teacher representatives irqmediat~l,¥. protest.I\
ed that the action was illegal since the salary proposal
had not been Ii.sled on the meeting's agenda, and since
·~·aalar)''achedute had not been presented publicly in·
ailvariC* ot,tbe ~rd'• action. · TbfQ pr,otests drew an admission of partial guilt
from the b01rd'1 president, while a top administrator
utd the mistllie 'bad been accidental.
The .teachers were not satisfied with this, and right·
ly. •o. Huntington Beach City trustees h·ave a wfill·known·
history o! deciding too much in secret.
Last year, for example, when the iss ue was also
. f.Ominlstrators' salaries, a teacher representative asked , to see a copy bf the proposal in advance. "No," she was
told, ''we don't want to stir up a commotion about some--
thing that might not pass."
with negligible public dlacusslon since ·no one had any
advance warninf1 · • :;
This type o thing Is ·in 1ilat.nt YlolaU on of the spirit
of the Brown Act. Tho public hu a right to know tho
con•iderations that ao into reaching a decision, not just
the final outcome. -. '
So teachers are right to press their. s'c;JtO.t board,
but it's a shame that it is necessary.
/ Council's U,neven Dealing -· The First Christian Church tower -a planned 17·
story apartment building for retired persons -appar·
enUy stands as another monument to a double legal
standard in Huntington Beach.
City councilmen, on a 4·3 split vote, approved a
conditional exception for the tower even though City
Attorney Don Bonfa has, time and time again, pointed
out the illegality of grai;it4tg conditional exceptions
when no hardship is shown.
The tower itself is not under criticism, but the
council certainly is. Some councilmen complain they
don't know what the legalities are, but Bonfa has clearly
explained those legalities.
1'he Huntington Beach city ordinance says no build·
ing shall be built unless a hardship is shown before '
conditional exception is granted. The churc-h tower
joins such other structures built in violation of the
~ hardship requirement as Mercury Savings and Loan and
even th~ new civic center. All exceed the three·story
height lim it in the city and had to be given council ex·
ceptions.
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The proposal was eventually passed, of course, but
When zoning ordinances are so casually disregarded
Jn some instances and so meticulously enforced in others,
citizen respect for city government takes a beating •.
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tdhich prompttd Richard Kl•tndttrut ~ GJk the Senate Judiciar11 Commi t· . e;, for an. immediate public hearing; J(t a~· Other.r named testified · 11es·
,rdo11.i•lreP.l11 to Au.der&on'• charges.·
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,WABllIN(l'l'ON -. we· .11aye . now ,
lllablilbed ~~' Attorney Gener a I·
dooiplate Rl~ Kleindienst told oan
oulrilbl Lit about lbe J U I l i Ce
lllepartment'• audden out-of-court le~
tllmlnt of the Nb:on Adminstration'a big· cllt anll-lrusl cue.
. 1be cue involved
the 1nterllltiona I
Telephorfe and Tele·
1r1ph conglomerate,
wlllcb appeared on
the way io a Su-
preme Court uow·
down wllb iii. Just· .
Ice De~t over
ITI''a takeover of tbe bqe Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
,Lut July. however, the case wa1 <
abiuptly settled. Tlie terms, considered
hi&hlY favorable tom, ·were announce<!
attbeume lime rrr aecretly pied~ up 14 $400,iloo to aupport tbe Republican con-
""'tioo in 8an Diego Ibis ·year. A check
for $100,000 bu already been wrillen.
· DENYING :.tNY connection between
tbe convention cash and the anti·tl'Wlt .set-
tlement 'Kleindienst insisted that the
Justice ~ent's anti-trust staff bad
been free frotn any political pressure ·
from abovj: · ·
"The .Mttlement between the Depart·
.ment 'ot Justice and ITT ·.vas handled and ·
nea<>tiated 'exclu1ively by Assistal)t Al·
t:omey General RJchard W. McLaren
{then head ·of the anti-trust divisio'n),"
Kleindienst said in a letter to Democratic
NalionaJ ·Chairman Larry O'Brien.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
'How can Huntington Beach nurture
an. image of peaceful beacb city
With 10 many armed bandits and
ganib1en .1qi.udging our reputation?
We ahoJild glvt the police all the
help Oley need.
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has. now been linked to the settlement.
Mitchell bad officially d i s q u a I i f i e d
himself fr.tr{Jl the case beea·use of an old relati=~ ~with I'M'. Yet Dita Beard~ tht -'s top lobbyist, has now
aclutowl &ed that .she arranged the set·
tlement with Mitchell in a private con·
veiaation at the governor's mansion in
Kentucky after last year's Kentucky
Derby.
Her co'nfession c8me after we obtained
an extraordinary confidential memo,
written by her, from IT'I"s files. The
memo suggested strongly that the Set-
tlement was made in exchange for ITT 'a
pledge of cash support for the Republican
convention. .
MRS BEARD also told us that the day
after we confronted her with the memo,
11T security men from New York shred·
ded many of her office files because they
feared the papers might be subpoenaed
'wl;len the ftiemo became publtc.,
Mitchell woUld~npt discuSs the. matter
with us. John Huahen. a Justice Depart•
ment spokeSrrian, told us there was "no
truih" lo Mrs. Beard's story. He
acknowledged, however, that · Mitchell
had spoken to Mrs. . Beard at the
governor's mansion.
We gave Hushen specific questions to
ask the Attorney General. But four hours
later. after conferring with Mitchell, he
called us ~ck without the answers.
White HOJUe R eponing H •s Chan ged
Frustrations i n ·Covering · Pres·ident
Bob Kuttner, who covers the White
House for The Village VOfce of New·
.York, recel)tly put forth ao Interesting
suggestion, which he doesn't expect
anyone ''to take seriously." Kuttner's
ldea : · -.
"Let a news pool of 10 correspondents
keep the watch it the White House press
room . For the rest of
us, Ron Z iegler
should Install a telex
between his office
and news bureaus.
Any time he has a
hand-out, it will •J>
~afheun~~~~~ly
The suggeatiori !x• presses the tniltra-;,.
tion s of manf ot those .who 1cbv·er· the
White House'uader Mr! Nixon, es.P1!Clally
the younger corresPondents."Mr. Nixon is
known not to like newsmen : )>ut more
than that1 he does something about it. He
foils and tatoos them with great virtuosi·
ty.
IN A REAL SENSE, Mr. Nixon has
6ecome the only reporter in Wa~hington,
with the assistance of that persistent lit·
tie tact-digger. Dr. Henry Kissinger. Mr.
Nixon breaks all the big ones -the Paris
It is because there are no report~rs
ar9und . News in Washington on a Sunday
is. so.mething some minor bureaucrat
reveals on the tube, which on a Tuesday
would end up ba ck with the pimple ads,
or in the waste basket.
peace negotiations, the introductiOn of an Mr. Nixon and adviser s were of course
unprecedented peacetime cont r O 1 l'e (I aware of. the vacuum in reporting. Nearly
economy. Most of bis breaks ari.·c1ean; · all Kissinger's "secret" trips to Paris, at
as mllcb news to the seVeral hundred 'least 'in ..,-1971, were laken on weekends.
guys who cover the Whife House as they NobOdy nlissed the good doctor, because
are to you and I. It's a wild. situation, and · there· was nobody around TO miss him.
how come" -· · · · ,. . ·. TRIS CO(JJ..DN'T have happened in the
!he, answer Is ~ com~UUlbon. of two , .. daY.s 0~ ~D.R. or eve!l Mf. Truman . The th1n~s. The Pre~1dent IS ~ v. stn~ :· .. $~fld. m9st1 i"lpOrtant f1gur.e in FDR's ~k1e .. as anyone. who .ever play~ J:!C>Kt;r , . 'rJiite. lJq!J~I!; was Harr>' Hopkins, who
Wttlt hilll .can tell .you , llfld ,the · Pf'ell•lS waS e\ietl"mbre secretive than Dr. KiSl!i· ~den. A generatt~ ago. the great Kiss·.· ir.g_,it~ aijd : :ev~n · fonder of the girls.
mger paper, by which .Hepry was rbte. to · ·Hopkins used to make little junkets to
conceal for tw_o years t~e 12 .secret tr1.ps New· York, where he indulged a fancy for
made. to Paris f?r private talks w1lh pretty girls who worked on smart fashion
Hanoi ~epresenlatives, would have been magazines. T~e press knew his every
impossible. move, though lew of. them got into the
FOR ONE mING, reporters worked on
weekends-in those dear dark daY.,s.
Nowadays, what with unions and one
thing and another; nothing h,appens on
Washington weekends. ThisJs not merely
because the bureaucrats-take to the golf
sward and the telly, as the reporters do.
papers. Any time Hopkins left the Whife
House. except when he was protected by
wartime secrecy, where he was was well
and truly known. It was . part of the job
of a handful of reporters to .see to just
that thing.
IN ADDmON, Mr. Nixon apparently
50 Percent Is a
'Today's little word.quiz will deal with
commonly-used names or phrases whose
origin ·or first meaning is unknown .or
· 10. Why is a school for clergymen call·
ed. a "sem_inary"?
misinterpreted by most people. Filly per-ANSWERS: •
cent on, this is a re-I. ';T.rade winds,'' whil~ good for sail·
spectable score. lng commerce, derive from winds that
I. Were the "trade strict disciplinarian, so named after an "trade" or "tread" in one uniform track
' ' -did not put .a word in_ writ~& about the
Kissinger trip. Washington is full of 1eaky
Xerox machines these day&, as no one
·has to be told. Not a single member of
Congress. . Republican ·or Deinocrat.
shared :the seer.et of the .12 trip~ Thi&,
~:er~~~~d · h:::, bet!~or~yo~~ ·:!m~
munications revolution" had .made. old-
fashioned digging -actual press
surveillance .of public figures 1mong
the techniques unfashionable.
Mr. Nixon h'as said that as President,
he has had "one of the most hostile and
unfair presses that any Prtst.ti.nt 'has had.'' ' ' ""r
TRUE, ON~ WHOLE. thou.1h j,in-
coln bad wOf.s e.·ai1d FDR,at.lelist is'bad.
But Mr. Nixon has had his own back , and
more. He has made White House in-
vestigative reporting practically arChaic ,
leaving the fi!ld open to the likes of Jack
Anderson.
Bob · Kuttner said that if hia intereating
Telei suggestion was adopted "as many
as 10 of the prestigious correspOndents
freed for other duties might :be re-usign-· ·
ed to · investigatiye ,reporting: ...,.. :which
would effectively double the number of
investigative journalists in Wasbin(ton."
gorge oneself.
4. It was a practice of the ancient
Teutons to drink honeywine for 30 days,
or the first full moon cycle , aftet mar.
riage. (According ·to Brewer, Attila .the
Hun drank' so much at his weddint·feast
that he died.)
winds" so called be-office't in the French a'rmy? . \ , Jor long. periods.
:ause they were good 6. Why ,., -·thin• called a ·"""-II 2. -~'.Christ" Is Greek for Hebrew "the Is. FALSELY attributed .to.the MarquJ.s for "trade " (com· """"" e •U11 • o Martinet, who reorganized the French mercel? mark ''? . '' . anojnted one," which first denoted the infantry in the· 17th century -.but the
,2. What is the pr!· 7. How did non.Christians come to· be anoiated King or Israel, and then the ·word was usecl in Engfisli before~ was
INSTEAD, HE URGED that we mary meaning of desipated ai "PIDRS" and "heathens"?. · royal son ol David. 4 . famoua,,tlnd"it·iS riot in-the 'Fre'ilch\lex·
withhold our storf on Mrs. Beard's ''Christ,'' and to 8. :Whit ia 0the difference between a -3. Mardi Gras meant "fat'I'Uesdily''-in "ic'on. . ,-· .. _
version of events until. as Hushen put ii, whom did it first tepee and a wigwam? . .. Frtnch, or Shrove Tuesday, the last" day , 6. OriginAUy, tt\e.oltJciaJ.:ri(ark~~
1'we get all our ducks in a row.'' He said apply: 9. ·Who experienced the fint ''agony":? !>'fore ~t, indicatiRg ,the \finAJ •day to on ·gold and ·snvef articles, after 'IBllY·
Mitchell would "prove" the fals~hood of 3. Why i1 the festival named .,Mardi · ·" ' ·, ' in'g, it the Go.ldsniitha"Hall ih LOOitoh. Mr1. Beard'!: incriminating memo. but G .. , N · '
However. we have now learned that
Kleindiensl .himsell held roughly a ball·
do&tn secret meetings on the ITT case with ·a dil'<ctor of tbe company before the
llttlelnent was reached.
lhr da I l h d ed ras . <. ew Orleans readers, take only · · · · d' . . T. Chmtilnity was· 'at fikt'<IAfti ,ufl)an
ee ys ater,noproo a appear . balfcred1tforltnowlngthb.) TL ~ w 'Sho z· . R .. . religiOn;·-~th ''11pagat1" 1114 "ile&then''
• ~~.e ~'h\~· i:pu7\1=~ : m'~u~d~ 4. Why is the initial part of marriage I ie 0Trte1i I . u . I . : ' ' n n. : meljllt rOs~co. thi>se"who !ived.in"•!llares w"'' ~ called a "honeymoon"'· ""OD bea·~~ '' · Prelldent NixOn, Mitchell, California Lt. .... -~ \wii ; • ~ ··i.
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THE DIRECTOR, Wall Street financier Gov. Ed Reinecke, San Diego Congress· 5.' .IS A "MA.RnNET," meaning a To the Edltot: .·. 11~. k ._,,, .. '<t· • I. A1TEPEE·U,1. t&Jl.r~~Pf'.IS/.tent~
Ftllx Rohatyn. conceded to us that he man Bob Wilson, White House aide Bob "" , · i . , . .,., . a'.lwigwam is a "roqnde(I or oval-sha,ped met ln1private with Kleindienst , who was llaldmnan and H. s. (Hal ) Geneen, ITl"s A newspaper columni~t rec e n·tly • <J07.f" ui) the • then Deputy Attorney General. ·al the preaidenl. . · reported thal there aren't many women ! , l\Jailbii . i.i1 •.. b · l more · °'I' order of tbe
lllllttlimeMcLarenwasnegotiatingwltb, II ls addressed tow. R. (Bill) Mer· You Contn"hute (•l•le) legislators-perb&Jlll 400 of a r: . '1"'""''' •r·" ,.,~unoljloo. -. . . ' '•'
I-· la · f ITT' w bin f total of 7:&49.·Thil is a national aver11e -.· ·•• -, L. """"· .-~ ~*-~; -, _, : 9. The .wrestlers Wbo 'atru, ggled1.for •• vie-''' 1 wyera. • , nam, manager o s as gton o · / '"I wQ 1t1pposed to make the case.on fice. "I thought Y.OU and I had agreed of aboUt 19 men'to one woQtan. · . :, & lory Jn the ancient.,Greek pUblic Pfl'IU:
the economic side of it," Robatyn told my very thoroughly thst under n 0 r"""'"' ~~~ ,~. ... tn California it's worse _ 77 meq to . Letters fro:" reader• arr tpeZ ~· 'tagonisUcs'' S\lrvf~u ·as ·•. branch of
UIOCiete Bril Hume. He said he circwnstanCes would anyone in this office i. ·;:-c.,, three women in the Assembly and .O·mt n· tiormaUy ~Jers ahqu!Jl co,nve11 thtit J gymnastics. · • '· · : • rt•:.
pafrtlcularly stressed to Kleindienst JTl''s discuss with any0ne our participation in Press Comments ·· to no women in the Senate. This 'means ~tssages rn 3QO wordi ~.le.ft; Thi/ 10. From the Latin, "nursery glnfeb,'' arlwnents for keeping Hartford Fire. the C.Onvention, including me,'' Mrs. ~' ' the Assembly has 3.75 percent w~men noht: to. COf\~""' .letterr fit space or·"plot for cultivating." 'young 'men in
Kleindienst'• duplicity is f u r t b e. r Beard wrote. ~ .1 and with no ·women in the Senite, · the or chm1714!• l&btl ~ ruerwd..All 1~!1 the theological ·virtues-:~ --__
t\!ktence that the Administration has percenCage for the entire Legislature ter.1 mutt includi .t!Q1&0tttre and mai "
mUch to tude in the m affair, which "OTHER THAN permitting John Ellis, Kans.. Review: uNewspapers drops to 2,5. irtg addr11s: but ttdmts tna:y bt f»!t ..-------..,---.---.., I~· more au1picioua the more we in· Mitchell, Ed Reinecke, Bob Haldeman have three major responsibilities to their held on ·rtquest if iujfk't-nt r1cu OllAfl•I ~1
wmtil:ate 11. and Nixon (bes'ides Wilson , of. course) no readers. They should exist to inform , to · · TIUS JS A calamity, since 53 percent of ii apparent. P~tf'11 t.OUl not bti plfb-·' '
f. -one has known from whom that 400 thous· interest and to involve, as honestly as the U.S. population are women. The. li&hcd. . • ' / .,·, ·
NO,T ONLY Jqelndlenst. but his boss, and commllmenl had come ••• John Mit· possible .•. lhe letters to the editor prove calamity comes in the form ' o.tr , r ... ~ Jar. . .' ,
oulnlu ·Attorney General John Mllchell, cbell hu certainty kepi ii on the hl•ber one thing, at least, and that i• thll peo. "manhandli••" or _,., .. over women's all ·-en ts ol our' aotl"K; -ty . . • . ' , ! ""·"I . -I" • • pie are readm' g lh•'s ll I ·~ ~·,. • 1 -•··· ·"' ··Robert N• :Weed; no i$11fr level only, we should be able to do the newspaper. a so Mgh,ts legislation, tn~IOdirig a sensible, · t><?llti~s, political science 1eldst flaw, ' . ··· 1 •• Geof'fe same. • . . proves lhal the paper ta Involving -le abortion law. 'l'Oil~(zlng lebor la"'\ bllltriesll, League ot·Women Votera, etc. ThomOI Keevil, Editor
1 "l am convinced, becl!use ol several and lhal'ls one ol lbe criteria by which venereal db<~ edl(callon. etc. · •·· ... And.lei us !\ope tbeywUI. when elected, Albert w. Bal"
&Dear Georae : . . conversations with · Louis (NuM ) re newspapers are judged. Each reade.r has The columnist uied1 "So why aren't· enrJcb our leglsiaUve body, which seems . • , .
I What ii tbe • t y mo I o g l c • I Mitchell that our noble commitment has a right to his o~ opinion. Each person ther cwomm:i) .. .., .. , tht pow'! r l,s in ! • to , have a paucity of enlightened Edi~mt Pooc Etti.tor : ;
1 breakdown al the word "lovelorn.~' gone a long way toward our negotiations who takes the e to write 1 .. Jetter or . btlos -in•~ 9',~ .. dolng the _N>u(lne m~ra_. _._ __ . ~-~~1 ~ Oft lie nany-
-'T tl.;Vou liWK"11lt'Tmoan? 1111 tbe.m6'1era eventulllYl:<lmlllfilUt"a&-votbaliie-an:;opinion-eitbe 1. con po l\fci' Cliciea s6di u IYP!!'I· illi!lln . . ELJ.ZABETH B. LONGFELLOW Pilot '""' to inform and •llmu·
! CONCERNED Hal (Geneen ) wants .them. Certainly the tradlction or m agreement ia adding to . ~ ·~•tnc envelopes? Tile few Jate rcad~n by preeentin(' tJll•
. !Dear eor-ned: 'Pl'tlidenl has told l\litclleli lo '" lbal tbe au._ ol l\le newapoper, which 11\er women J have known ln the post wbi> con· 0.,.,,,.,,..., oplnlona and. com•
, • Keep your lechtnlus innuendoe. tbinp' are worked out flirty. 11 ts 1tlll all ii tied up in whether or not II ia rest!." temploled runnlnC for tJie ctty COliiiclJ' or Quotes mmt..,Y on toplea or '"'""' and tto yountlf, Concerned ; UU. ii 1 only .Melt.fen's mickey-A\OUH we are .. . 1 the itate Legislature did nOt ~riie Of •'tniflcailcc, ·by Pf'<>vit!in.r a foMm:?
I fallllJ -per. sulferln1 • , . N11hWe, Ark., Newa: Contresa won t tbe aubUe objections ol their llu!ballds '.... to~ th~·~~· ·of our~
-"lf (lht convention cuhl 11eta too bo tanaiti:,17,u;~~mono1rt .1wi~I ~~-boom--instead n1 lhetr ·-""11 ,auPPQil, ~.!"~;.iewpolnl'.~.,,,':.i.i;.
l..=.r.= I _.......,. :1 -h =!city you can bollevo our In( -~ -· llltiY hi b 11 -i • "Vlco Admiral Jam• 1 Caivut, U.S. ••• k .~ --._-. -'ia ludora ....... to pl ···ta a-. wttli .w c nectSS• • ·-· • .Na•ll •·-'-· Sa .... -"We of tbe ll'mln ~M apo -e• .. ...... .. .. , ....... u tliin II .,.... with Justice will w1nll up ,...... IY -. ,._ . ~ . ..-.. ... o! the day. wiam lift ··d ~ abol down. Mltchell ll dtftnltllJ helpin& deductlau, -...mj>l!Ont, liddlttonl "llld .-hlIT u• BOPlll !be men &I WOmtn of deprasiori llld war generallon created : ;:*1 .. 100 mll ill ays, us, bill cannot let 11 be knowll. Pleut other litllallon fttdtn. We're already In· Ca!Hornia will promote the election ol the )'Olllh crlatt .• w. worked Ibo ha1'I and Friday, March 3, 19.72 dtltroy thia, lwlll" to Ille ,.Utica! ...... of-" 4Uallfled ....,,.. to our Leclllahlrt lrom-wt--too evwlutin&-ouocesafut." ..._ _________ .__.'
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New Dr~ins -Could Be a 'Billion Dollar Baby
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OLD STORM DRAINS IN NEWPORT: MORE .THAN $64 QUESTION
City's Joe Devlin S..t Problem Approaching 10 Figures
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Cheer Rescue Success
From AP Dispatches
: EL MONTE -What price do you put
~ a boy's ille?
To the hundreds cf volunteers,
~ergency workers and, officials who
took part in the massive -and suc-cesstul -rescue operation for 6-year-old
Anthony Bernardino, no cost was too
hlJ(h.
. Risking death in tunneling attempts,
tl!e · rescuers got to· the El Monte boy
t)moet se~ bours after he tumbled into
1 narrow hole in a road construction proj-«I in this Loo Angeles suj>urb and be-
C$me wedged rl feet below the surface.
Offers of help and equipment poured in
from individuals and groups through the
Southland. At times, rescue workers did
nOl know the name of the men next to ·
.t~em but -under pressure to r:each
Anthony before he was buried-by !ailing
dirt or sufrered from unknown injuries -
didn't have time to thlnt about it.
·Thousands of persons -perhaps
iiiilllons -lUtened and watched 'the
drama unfold oll radio and televisjon sta-
tions.
t1 M a rescue wor~r carried the boy to
the surface at .12:09 a.m., on1ooters,
newsmen and other emergency personn·e1-
cheered.
Tbeclirt:caked and pale youngster said,
"Hi, Mommy, hi Daddy," to bis parents
before. being' taken by helicopter to a
!Dedical center for obstrvation. He was
reported In good condition. •
"How's Jimmy?" the boy added in
reference to his 8--year-old brotber.
The two were · flying kites Thursday
' afternoon when Anthony tumbled into the bole. .
"1 never thought they wouldn*t-get
him," his motfler Sandra said. "l just
Wondered how long it was going to take."
At time!, rescue workers could bear
l;l ome, Garden
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A new Home and Garden page maw lb debut tomorrow in
Satw'Clay'o DAILY PILOT with new . i->' bandy ·hints• and Ups fo( weekend
project.I around the house.
Meanwhile, two old favorites of
the Saturday pa)!Y will be..movlng tOI new-day. TV Week, the
magazine of television aod FamUy
Weekly will now he found in the
new SUnday edition being pllbllshed
for. the flnt time Ibis Sunday.
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Saturday's paper will carry
televisiiin lislinp on the en-
tertainment pqe, just when!
they're loond Monday-through Fri·
day. Look for T1l Week and Family
Weekly Sunday.
the boy crying, then 1 a u g h I n g
hysterically.
Jim Bernardino, the boy's father, said,
t'I'm really happy. They (rescue
workers) really did a good job."
Sheriff'! Deputy Dave Rathburn, who
carried Anthony to safety, said,. "I asked
him if be were hurt and he sai<t, 'No'.
"He didn't appear to have any injuries.
He was warm just like a little boy ought
to be.''.. .
H~pital attendants said the youn~ster
a11parently suffered no serious lnjur1es.
As workers drilled a 30-foot rescue
shaft adjacent to the hole in which
Anthony wa s trapped, Dr. William Baker
of El Monte talked with him through a
stethosc~ extended on pla$tiC tubing.
Oxy.gen w&s -pumped to within ~ of
Anthony's face .
Baker tepOrted ·to-" newsmen several
times !Ml Aqthony was all rigbl
••ffe told me ~·s cold, he wants out
•• 1 and he wants out," Baker said.
At one point, authorities said, Anthoity
apparen\ly became impatient and sald be
would dig himself out if workers ·didn't
.hurry.
Attempts to lower volunteers, including
a f.lool jockey, into the hole to Anthony
proved unsuccessfuJ. One volW)teer was
able to. toucb the boy. but couldn't pry
him loooe because be was too tightly
wedged.
The boy fell~ backWal'lls into the open-
ing, landing with one foot CloW. and the
other·up"' His, head wa,s jammed against
the knee of !\!< upright leg.
Burglars Steal
Furs, Cat Food
In Harbor Area
Fur burgla<1 llruck twice Thunday In
Newport Beath and Coeta•Mesa, stealing
stolta worth IS,250, plus canned cat lood,
enchiladas and a variety ol lingerie in
ODO cast,
~entor. Ohio.~ 1111:•.i tnd· Mrs,
Moni-oe .Meide relumed to their suite at
the Newporter 1ao alter dinner to !Ind a
$1,2!0 stole mbsi!ll and jewelry scattered
u.undonthebod.
MyaUftod police noted nothing else was
talreo ...i the lntnld<r w h o pried-•
sliding glass door dldn't bother wilh a
second mink coat. , "' Elizabeth A. Drake, ol lll:) E. 11111 St.,
Costa Mesa, told polloe alMI loet· a 'IS,000
mink to a burJlar who also Jook<d over
most or her costume jewelry without tak·
Int much.
He alto absconded with • variety of un~
derclothl!1i, canne4 cat food, enchlladu, two llellla lld ...... o1 colhie.
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By L. PETER lDllEG
Of .. ..., ..... , ...
Enviromnentallsb wbo want Newport
Beach to ttl!ulld its Blorm drain system
. to keep.11100fls from despoiling Newport
Bay may have a matter of big money in
their way.
Pubilc Woru Director Joseph O.,vlln
said today the cost of such a project
"would approach 10 figures."
That's $1 l>llllon. .
"It would probably he cheaper to move
the Urbor," Devlin said.
Newport Beach councilmen have been
asked by the ecology-minded ol late to do
something about the pollutants draining
into'" the harbor, but have had !ewer
answers to the problem.
Devliq's co.rt estimate doesn't appear
to help.
Devlin pointed out just how mammoth
such a project ·would be.
He aald that it ii more than °just" the
hundreds of -Hnd drains that pour
some amount of contaminants into the
bay.
SO d~ atonn drain channels serving
about half of Orange County, he said.
Devlin said the San Diego Creek chan-
. net that serves much of the south county,
the Santa Ana-Delhi Channel serving the
central county, the Ea!t Coeta Mesa
Channel, the Dover Drive Channel and
Big Canyo'n, all carrying runofrs from
fertilir.lng lawns and washed automobiles.
all empty Into the Back Bay.
He said he simply couldn't give a
breakdown of what it would cost to cor· rect each of the separate problems.
"A new system would have to be
designed before J could do that," he said,
adding, "the whole thing would just be
astronomical."
However, thert may be a cut-rate
answer, he suggested.
PolnUng out that runoff Into the btiy at
peak periods ls about 50,000 cubic feet
(See DRAINS. Par• ZJ •
Freeway Debate Flare.s
St~ Clair Raps Newport; 'Politics' Charged
By CANDACE PEARSON
Ol•DMY ..... 1'9fl
.Two Laguna Beach residents appeared
before the "Little Hoover· Commission"
al UC Irvine today to contend that the
Art Colony•a agreement on Pacific Coast
Freeway ls no looger vali~.
It was the second day of hearings on
coastal freeway quest.ions.
Bill Leek and Frances Englehart from
the Village Laguna Association said that
the freeway a~eement Laguna Beach
Solon Calls
3 Surprise
Witnesses
. . l!f llO~ ..•• 'iv~ . _,.,.,
11.iP '/dlnlPtlf . """" -~~ Sen .. ~ 0. Eii!l!and,
tb.Ml... ), said aurPrlie -Wowd
be -to testily ln cormectlon
w!th Richard G. Kleindienst'• role ln
settlin« a 1>1g government anillrusl 1uit.
John N: lllitchell, former attorney gen-
eral, and columnist Jack ·Anderson whole
revelations Jed to renewed hearina on
Kleindienlt's nomination, were on hand
today, llo¢ neither wu called.
Mitchell wu asked to return Tuesday,
with ·no hint who three "surprise" wit·
nesses. might he.
Other sources indicated the unidentified
witnesses would seek to discredit an II·
leged memo that Anderson c i t e d' as
proof that there was a link between Rtt1e-
ment of an anUliu!t case against Inter·
natlonll ·Telephone & Telegraph Cf!rp.
and an all«<eq $«Al,OOO gJ/t by the flnn
to help fmance the IJ?'2 Republican Na-
tional Convention.
Both Kleindienst and Mitchell have
denied knowledge ol any such deal, or
of any direct involvement in settlement
of the antitrust cue.
Prior to the recess1 Sen. F.dward M.
Kennedy (0.Maaa). produced 1 letter
which awarenUy was Intended to displte
Kleindlemt'• clllin that he knew nothing
about . the alleged ..Ulement and g If t
until he read news reports or It late last
year.
The letter Kennedy cited was written
· about two nionths before the lint news
reports of the caae. Kleindienst testified
be did not«emember the letter Ind that
mall was routinely .-dalong to other
was rootinelJ palled . along . to other
divisions· to answer.' ·
Kleindienst bas Ileen deputy attoniey
general, Ind Andenoo charged in hll
eolumns that be had I direct band in
the allqed settlement negotiations.
(Aiidenon'1 column ._,.. regularly
(let LillEBi ..... J)
bad signed was no longer valid.
Ttiey abo Wei the coast freeW'ay was
11\)1 needed and Would be dllastrou1 to
the Laguna Beach ·environmerif. ·
Sue Ficker of Newport Beach then ac-
cused llie commisaion'B meeting as Hav-
ing an "lnsiduous political atmosphere .''
· Slie alleged that the Irvine Company
has been actively lobbying for the coast
freeway route.
Chairman H. Herbert Jackson asked
what MW Ficker's evidence was.
She said she didn't have any now, but
knew Jt was true because ''the Irvine
Company never contributed money to the
anti-freeway eltctlon."
Irvine Company olflclal Gordon Jones
.was in the audience but did ·not· comment.
The cqmmiss.ion continued to hear from
all local residents and officlal1 requeating
hearings , but avoided getting Involved in
local ·politics.
They also continued to support the Joint
metting to be sponsored by the.Board of
Where Is He?
Shorn-Prisoner Runs Out on Deal
By .TOM BARLEY
Of ... ...., '"" "'!"
A Colla MOIOll 111!<1 1ot tbree JDODU.
.. ---• , .. Comllt JaJ! ltrpl when . be pro1llJaed SUperlor
Coad Judgt William Minaj \of,,OU1(
lhaft 1111 lhiiiU<lil an4 cal 1111 lllouldel'
)angth ·hair decld.i T\lunday tbol nine
mqntha was just too long. ·
. Sheriff's officers 1aid Thomas Patrick
Joyce, %7, escaped lrom !hi Theo Lacy
branch jall just 13 days alter his tteol'll·
aettipg encounter with.Judge MWTay. ' . They may have a bani time fin!ling
hi.in. Jail pictures depict Joyce in bls
flowiii.g locks ind han°dlebar mustache,
but ·deputies are hunting for a clean
shaveJJ; tnan ~i~ ,neatly cliw'd ,hair.
Joyce 's escape 11 the second 1uch
reversiJ for -what bes been deteribed in
suwior Court as Juage Murray's "mod''
Approach tO the ~tencing of priloner•~
He ordered a flogg:lng last year for a
p-who, agr.eed to ai:Cept the Jong
disused lonn of corporal puriishment, but
Sheriff James Musick refu sed to ad-
minister the punishment.
Judge Murray Immediately cancelled
the defendant'• prelCl'ibed jail time arid
placed him on probation. Two months
later the prisoner was back in court on
identical burglary .charges. ·
"There's a method in my madness,"
said Judge Murray aller hl.s barbershop
arrangement with Joyce. ''It's going to
he prettf bard for lhal well-trillJ!lled
young man to step back into the drug
·culture."
Ex-Ford Chief Dies
"<
DETROIT (UPI) ~ John O .. Dybtra,
!ornier pre1ldent ol Ford Motor Co., died
TI!uraday at a medical center in
111bUrban Southfield where he had been
undergoing cobalt treatment ror cancer.
He was 73.
Newport Beach . .
Church Loot,ed
A presuma)>ly· unrepentent thief has
burglarized a Newport ·Beach Csthollc
chulch,' taking 12,500 worth of sacred
objects Including a no-longer-printed
Latin order ol Service manual.
Father John Dunne, ol OUr Lady ol
Mt. Csrmel Church, 1~1 Balboa Blvd.,
reported the case to police Thursday.
Ollicer Reed Gloshen said no sign of
fon:ed entry could he llN!ld, but noted
the sanctuary is sometimes open and
once inllde, many dobrs would provide
a<eess.
Father llwme said the mlsllng articles
Include a· ii,ooo ·pillnting of OUr Lady of
Guadalupe in a gilded frame, a mlasal,
lecterns 1nd a !~inch llatuette ol the
Infant ~f Prague.
One other Jou II an Order of Service
book printed in Latin but no longer avail·.
able, since the rites are recited ht Eng-lilh. .
Same School Zones Urged
Nicoll Reco.mniends Against .Facility Closings
Newport-Mesa SdJool Superintendent
John Nicoll said today he will recom·
-.! that -attendance boundart..
throughout Ille dl.stricl remain almolt
the same 1<11 yar 11 they ate now.
Nicoll. said thlt momlag be Will recom·
mend againlt clollng any ol the amaUer
element#y IChooll, 11 -parent. had
feared.
In a Jlin&.point recommendaUoq pre--
j)8rod for school trustees, Nlcoll says :.
-Balearic, Adams and M ... Verde'•!·
tend•nce areu and ~ should re-
main IJ they are; esc<pt dlat U-kin· ~ •-lng.Baleatlc Iron\ Re-• -.... lh o( Adalnl"and •ta!
or Elllocla will muln at Balearic a•
lint IJ'ldea. .. ille """· the .. u ~ .. woohf haYO ..... Ir-red to Mam1.
Victoria Ind ~ Schools allend-
ance area to ,..,;;w111a -nut """
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-A commlltee lhould be lormt:I lo
prepare program recommeridlllons and
objectives for an Ear)y CliildhoOd F.duca.,
lioo Program at Victoria and Canyon
Schools. Cbildren cour yeara old hy 0ec.
I; 1m, woald he elllfble to attend H Ille ....,.m ii Implemented.
. -The 1Um GI $11,000 lhould he budget-
ed to provide lllHing flexlbillly in nine
elementary schools •Ith lea than 400
enrollment. Schools affected would he
llll~rlc, Bay View, Bear Slreel, Canyon,
K111)'1frooke. Monte Vista, Prald~. Vic.
torla Ind Woodland.
-All lixlh gradon In the Llncoln area
lhould attend Lincoln Middle School for
ll'li-73 ; students in Big Canyon lhould
attead EUtblul! School and a commlu..
should be tatabllsb«I to recommend
houllng al Uncolo SdJool l<r lf7S.7t
4!1rtner1 Sdlool lttl and "-Par· talion .,._ -Id remain u they n ior im.n, ,...... ,_El 1 ol lhe
Kaiaer and Ensl1n Middle lclJol! Jm. ·
plemelitatlon.
-All al>th araden feedlnc Into lllvt.
School lhould ·attend Dovll for 1m.n,
with the uceptlon ol .the Collep Part
olsth grade pllpll1 who will rt1111bi at
College Park until acldillonrll f1<lU\IQ
ire available at Davis. Sixth and aevenlh
graders from Klllybrooke attendlnc T ..
Winkle School should remain at TeWinJ<Je
as oeventh and •lgblli gTldm. A com-
mittee should be formed to atudy houaing
altemat1ve1 !or Dov~ School for tm.74.
-All sixth grader1 In the Ilea School
area lhould attend Rea School in Sep.
temhe(.
-All Monte Vista and Woodland area
sixth . IM!den lbould 1ttenc1 Kaller
School bi lleplemher, pendlnl reoolutlon
ol ti,, middle ldlool concept in \he
Kaiser Ind Enelgn .reeder 1re11.
TNll-will llUily the ftporl at their' -una TUeldaJ.
Supervlson and said they would a1k the
Callnmla·Illgbway ·Commlsslon to sit in
on any such meetinp.
Before Miss Flckor'a testimony, tho
commlsslnn·wu questioning 11111! Publio
Works official! on e1ceaslve rl&ht-of~1'at
purchases.
Nathan Shapell, chairman of tbe com-
mission's subcommJttee on hichway right
of way, said new policies govemln& ho'!'
much land Is purchased for rlghtt-0f-w1y
(See COAST, Pa1e ZI
Baby-crippling
Drug ·Revealed
By Physician
IYDf!EY, ·Allltnlll ,. (o\P) -Dr.
William McBride said lndq M .... ilund
• ~ drui ll>at caue1 -·-Ill babies. It .Ls "not u lmporlut .. Iha ~lde brea~" b011va, he
added.
McBride won fame In Ila wltll htl
dl.scovery that ' thllldomlde liken durm,
pregnancy ca~ babl<1 lo he born with
deformities.
Writing in lhe Austrailan Medtcal
Journal, he tdentliled the latest <fruc 11
an orange~lored pill called lmlpramlne.
"I am ol the opinion that lmlpramine Iii
the ca111e ol llmb deformiUea If tlken In
early pregnancy," McBride wrote.
The drug Is prescribed for women luf ..
fering, from depuulon. Thalldomlde wa1
taken as a tranquillzer.
In Basel, Switzerland, a a~esman for
<;iba-Gelgy A.C., producer.of imlpramlne,
said a company stalement would be
issued later, and added : "All we can NJ
now is that.this ls not a thalldomJde cue.
"lmlpramine, which ls being aold \)nder
the name of Tofranll, bu been on tbt
market !or 10 years Ind la~vallablo GG)J
on prescription. .
"II ls surprising that this frontal 11tadt
comes now against a relatively old drug.
But the matter la too serious to make a
rush comment from here."
Dr. Frances Oldham Kelley ol !hi
· l"ederal Drug Adminlslratlon blocked the
use of thalidomide in the United States In
1962. For thls, she was acclaimed br
President John Fr Kennedy. ·
The If.year-old Au1tralian doctor said
In an Interview: "It is po11ible thlt there
are other drugs which affect the human
fe!ul. Thi• II an area which we hopa to
raearch."
McBride heads a planned 11.111-rnllllan
organization to study the development of
the fetus during pregnancy and the first
week alter birth.
OrPI•
We•tller
It's going to be IUMY and w\n<ty
this weeJterul, with temperatures
along the Orange Cout llndl at
611 rtalng to 80 Inland. Low1 toatcbl
f.5.SS. Have a nice weekend.
· INSIDE TODAY
SailM1 toke lo Ille 1"'141 lhil
wetkfnd. Land.$a1Ung, Che c,._
cint art of the Emttam, ii
gaining populaTily. A storv in
loda~'• Weekendn glve1 tAt
background cm R<lllcho Coll•
fornla'1 flatland regatto.
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Brings In<fliitl~s . -I ~iirisqried:
In-Hijack·:~~
Change Seen\
Cutting Din
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·•A precedon~ltll!itg Orange Counly
lrio>orfor Court ruling tllol m•Y block
11\0re lhan JOO C.llfomla hosplla!s now
coDltrucUon brouaht inquiries
lbocbd bospllal ofllclal1
I the otate flooding Info tho
~ty COllrthouoe todl, ..
Jlldae Herbert Herlandl prompted )he
thock wive lalfl Thurtday by agreeing
;wllh l1wyera for the Calllornla Health
care Providers Alloclltlon lhlt the •late
acted lmproporly when It authorized
bulldJni penn1t.o for nve Orange County
holj.ilala.
~ eoded I loll( lrtll lhlt has fr&-
quently c:onlalned lllqatlons of "profit
maldt:l1" and "ov .. heddtnc" '1f hospital
.orpnlzatfono by illulllg I ruling thal will
OllJnpel lhe 1lale'1 Publlc Heallh Depa~
ment to drutlc1,lly revill Ila hospital
llcellllq rtflllallona. •
, If Juctae Herlinda' decision survives
tht 1ppeal lhll is already being
,prepired, It will mean that more than 100
,bospltala and nUrilng homes In Callfornla
Will have to file conatrucUon applications
•Ith Jhe. rec<111Uy 1pproved re1tona!
~Ith planlllll& 11enctea.
I
It was alleged durlns the tr,lpl that
moat of the organizations who got their
ptrmllS simply ran a tr1ctm-over their
hurrtedly icqulred lltu io· prove to the
slate that lhey bod broken ground for the.
prOjecll. Juda• Herianda ruled Thuroday !hit
Ulat wu not enoueh. He uld hospitals
would have to prove th~t they had bind~
ing contracta and Joan commltment1
prior to tbe deadline elate of July I, li'l1l.
CllCPA lawyers argued during lhe l!ja1
that not one of the five Orange COunty
hospitals challenged by the nl...00.pllal
organiuUon Could meet that determinl·
ti on.
Slate beaitb department otticl1Js Nld
today lhlt H Judie Herlanda' ruling ta
upheld by lhe appellate eourt the five
Orana:e County facllUie1 and othu
California hospllala lhll wlll be lnevllably
challenged will have lo ask local health
councils for permits.
If permits are denied at that level, the
builders will have to wait one year before
they can again approach. t,he atat~
Department of Public Health for another
scrutiny of the application. .
An official of one affected hospital who
prefers to remain anonymous told the
DAILY PILOT today, however, that "this
ruling· may not be quite the traged y it'1
being made out to ~ by the 11wyers."
1Gene Randano was sentenced to-.lo
d1ys in Orange County Jail today ·forhis
rol•."in lbe Illicit transfer of more thin
300 cuta of liquor from the former Sad·
dleblck Inn In Laauno Beach to . Jooe
FdlcLano'• Newport Beach re.staur1Rti'""
Randano, 46, drew the jail te.mrl"!:m
Orange County Superior Court Judge
James Turner who ordered the former
ae.n1or partner in the first o! Fellcl1no'1
two restlurant venture.a to aerve three
yeara: probation.
lllndono tmmediately poaled 1n ap_peal
bond. He wW remain free on his promile
to 1ppear pendlnl the beoring of lhlt •J>
peal.
Rand1no, wbo lived at 2422 E. 22nd St.,
Newport Beach, at the thiie of his arrest
on the hijacking charges, ls 1cheduled to
go on tr ial Wednesday for his alleged role
in the attempted bribery of a Costa Mesa
policeman.
It will be his second trial on those
charges. A new trial was ordered three.
months ago when a woman juror sobbed
from the jury box that she coold not go along with the guilty verdict she had
earlier signed with 11 other jurors.
"Gh, Ohl ·Thll'• All Wo NMd -Another Allroctlon to lrln1 Moro
Peopl1 to the c .. 1tl".
Aldrich Warns Senators ·
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. l A chanae In the direction, frequency . Ind 1ltllude ol the. U.S. Marine Corpo~ flllbt path .over Spyglua HJIJ In Ne,..:
port Be1ch hu decreased nolst l)OUI·;
billtlef, developer William D. LuJt told;
plannlna commlasiOntrt· ThUl'ld1y.
Lusk wed for 1 J..,..1n1 by four cJecl.:
bel mea.~urtment In the .amount of.to11nd:
attenuation required in the more than:
300 homes planned in the adjunct to ~:
H1rbor View Homes are.1.
But commlaalonera c:onUnued the ,..1
queat unW Moreb II so LuJk's IOUlld,
altentuat!on consullant could be ~t. ·
Ccimmlaalonera wont to 1et more tecbnl,·
cal lnfonn1tion about aound measure-·
ment And attenu1Uon prC1Ct11111 from :
John Hilliard, of the 1couittcs Ind nolae:
divia!on of)llamber1 & Lowrey, orcbl·: tecll. .
Luit reported that fil&hl on the Pan.:
11des route ond from the Morine CorPI'
Air St11lon at El Toro baa been ahUted:
1.000 feet to the west and is now centered:
above Big Canyon reservoir.
Outbound fli1h\a in inclement weather,
have be.en raised from 600 to IOO feet ind
inbound flights are no loneer permitted,·
he 1dded.
A oound attenu11Jon of 54 DBA (dect·
bel1 on an "A" scale) is now requlred.
Lusk wants this increased to allow 60'
DBA. .•
' The flfl lllOcted Orange Counly
lioapltall -East Anaheim General and
tanyOn General In Anatielm, Placentla-
Linda Community in Placentia, Bri.rtol
General Jn Slota Ana and Brea Com-
inunity In Breo -wW have to ... t their
.llcenslng from the Oron1e County Heallh J'lo"!'lnl Council.
They J~ lhtlr bulldinl pennlta from the
llate ,!N!U>C In JS.month tP'ICO period
tllat 1!U lacked Oft latt I"r to 11lcw
blckm Of Pl4111\<d flciopltatl to 1el tllelr Jll/mUI ltoril lhe rtate ralher tba!I the ftllaul• apnclel lhat have now taken
.... lhlt 4!J17.
The director pointed out that the
Orange County Health Planning Council
recently approved expansions of three
local hospitals despite tbe "tremendous
publicity generated bf lhe trial and 1he
clalml th1t we're becoming Valtly ·
overbedded."
Randano is one of two men 1ccuaed of
offering patrnlman Gary Borwig 110,000
in return for the. of(icer's cooperation in
planting a package of drugs in the car of
a key proaecuUon wltnesa w h i I e
ostensibly 1laltirig the vicUm for a fake
traffic lnlraction.
Library Support Needed
From Wire Servlctt
UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich
Jr. tolcf.1 state Senate committee Thur•
day that the Unlveraily Calilornll cam-
puses would be .. irrelevant acadenUc µ,..
stltutiona within five years" U atlte
finance. budget recommendatloM are
adopted.
for 1 core ooll'!'lton by lht IUdllorl
"would hive dilaotrnuoomequel!COJ for
lhe youth of lho 11jtur1 ...
Assistant Community Devtlopment Di·
rector JIJ'tles He.-icker uid th•t the
U.S. Department of HousinJ Ind Urbon
Development (HUD) 11ys that fO DBA
"ls clearly acceptable." .
'lbe 1rt1 .la aubject to 72.C decibels.
now. Hewicke.r 11kf, and normal house:
construction 1utom1tlcally provida 2%
derlbebt of attenuatJon.
. Tbii ~1Ued. 11a:rindf11htr claUH" to jhe ll\1lf1 Act prompted 1 flood of ln-
qlllrl111 lrolit or11n~1i<in1 eonv!nced lhat
lloaltb plllmlq councUa would be much more ·enctlng In lhelr lnqulr!eJ lhon
.1111o oUtclalf •.
r
One or those approv1l1 1ffected tbe
Miaaldn "COlnmunlty Hosplt1J which will
be id<llng 19 bOcia to 'Ila Miaalon Viejo
faclUty nert 'year. Erpan1lon1 at south
Coal! Commilrilty Hotpllal In South
La1u~a Ind the bulldln1 or Saddleblck
Cpmri\untty Hospital on Ill Lels"ure World
alto will add neorly 300 h0<pl tal beds to
the total available Jn Orange County;
From.Page 1
COAST FREEWAY HEARING • • •
-·· ..... lit" . -· . needed. ' A !hD>mory o! acquisition• In Newport l!eaeh thowed lhat· 13 parceil 1t 1 <Oat of
fU,5 "'-hive -purchaled for II!< Jlou~)'llld Route II fieew1y1. F~ ol iboae parceli ai:e.1tlll '" thO old -~·orlht Nowport Neow?,·a1ong f Strei( to Route I. ·
,state IJJ&J>way oUlcllia ••fd they have
tried f , di•P9~. of IM" f6ur pan:eia wlltc~\tl'(' II'.~ M~. Blvd., ·~15 lo
Ut Jfiwport Blv~ .. !Oiio Clllf Drive 1nd
JOO Hoil!lwood. ' .
Blddlaa on thooa ·l*Ctlo '"' nci\. '""", eeaaful ..
ComftllHlonen did not criticize that
but que1t1o~ed tile wlldom or acquiring
tho" ~ olhor Jonds before 1 ireeway ..,..,...t .... •l&nod.
A IM\'lber of N1wport Buch' a CIUzens
Tr1n1p9flltlon Committee, Wal~ J.
Koch, llld lhat people In Newport Bach
ml&bt 'illpporl 1 freew1y route through
tbe Bootta Ind Coyote c:onyon.s.
"That WitY no homes would be
cleotroytd," Koch "Id.
Jn Urller ICtiOll Thurmy before the
atate'• ~ttUe Hoover 1roup II UCI, mem-
ber• sua:uted a method aimed 1t bre1k·
Ing lht dudtock on lhe propoaed P1ctflc
Cout Frffwoy muting. • . ·
They laid tile Orange C.1111ty .Bolrd of
SUpervlaon should sponsor. ~.tneetinl of,
all II county cities 1od otllir lnteitolld
munlclpalltlea. '.:" · ·
Then If the l"'UP doeon 't like the
lreew1y·ln lhe coo1tal oorrldor, tilt'c'oin·
mission nld, the 1t1te Dlvl1lon o/
Hlthways should aet out of the area and
1tJl the exctn land.
The "Little Hoover COmmlulon" 11 of·
flclally known 11 the Commlnlon on
Cl!llornl1 Sllte Government Or11nlu·
Uon 1nd Eeonomy.
It 11 moetlng 1t UC! to probe a11oa1·
lionl that tile Slate Dlvl1lon of H1Chwoy1
11 forclna unwanted freeways on Colta
MOii, Irvine ond Newport BNcb.
OU.Nel COAST •
DAILY PILOT
Com.nilaslon Cbalrman H. Herbert
Jackson pointed to the overwhelming 6 to
J vote taken by Newport people .against
the coastal freew1y. He noted Newport
isn't the only dty opposed to tbe.rou~.
Seal BifaCh, Long :Beach &nd •L&gun1 Bei~ liave spoftn lgalnst the cOast!I
route, he said ...
llµnU\litoP B.,1ch )las ~~.a lfetW'1 .
aareemeiil lo tile roule ft6m the Sanla
Ano River to 'tile iouth clly limlt, oJ
Newport Beach since 1955. or11111~. t.oll11ty,.;._Read r.ommtS1loner
Ted McConville said that all cities in the
county would be af!~d by such a ma. jor route.
He offered to take the recommendation
to the su pervJStlrs but urged that no lands
be disposed of until a solution ill found .
Concerned Newport Beach officials
have. fourid that the freeway Is not "dead
and bur led" as they were once told by
state public works official Bamford . Frankland. _ -.
Frankland Thursday denied thal he
ever said that to a citizens' transporta-
tion committee and indJcated pre11
rePortl were Inaccurate.
But City Attornef., Dennis 6·Neil and
[ryine 'Company· o1nc1a1 Gonl0n Jonts,
ilc!th preoent at tho meetlog -1!>,qu11Uoa,
1ild lhe state offlclalh1d said' fliat if the
peoplt dkln'l .'Willl tile· .fret iy, ·tb-y
wouldn't hlvt I!·: ~ . :: 't: . ..,:._ _ ~
FranJ<1111d w11 finally told to "sit,
down" by his supe[i9(, Jo)ln .lila]loney,
deputy direct9r.of ,i.te public works. '
Malloney contmded that the !.'dead .and ·
burled" sta.tement wa1 made in the
"1plrlt of cooperation" with local iroups.
But ll Is not department policy, he 1d-
ded.
The dilcus1ion1 center on the P1clllc
Coast route, althouah some mentJon has
bffn made of the propo1ed Newport
Freeway extension.
Newport Beach ofllclaJ1 would prefer·
that the Newport Freeway not eitend in-
to tile c!ty,,,bul Costa Meaa City Coun-
cilman Willlam St. Clair chAraed Thurs·
day, '"They're not really agalnst freeways
-they're against people ."
St. Clair urged !arly compleUon of the
Tiit Ori,..t CN•I DAILY PILOT, with wlllch Newport Freeway, Route 55, the design
I• ctrMIMS "'' NtW1·Pr•u. 1• 11411111ll'ltd by studies of which are pending because. of ,.,. ON1111 CN•I 1"11bll1lllrt1 Ctll'IPllnv ....... r•tti .01t1o111, .,. pu1111111111, Mond•v 111rcn.1tll confusion over the planned linkage with
Frld•y. ,.,. GOiia M .... N•w1111•t &t1t11. the Pacific Coast route.
Hlll'ltlneton l•tcftl,111n111n v1111v. L1911n• Newport Beach "wants to turn the. cll'y
IHcll. lr111t1t1...,11Mc11: 11111 S•n c11'"'"'•' Into another priv1te Balboa Bay Club ind hn J lltn C.,,.ll'lllO. A 11"9!• reii fonll h • ~111"' 11 '"*''"'*' 1tturc1•Y1 ,1111 511n11•va. have t etr own swimming pool," he
Tiit prJ11CtP1I IMl61llrlll't t l1nt la " lJO w111 charged.
.. ., •• ,...,. <•t• -... c1111ort111, '26». The commission has said that the
leltert N. w •• ~ highway divl1Jon 11 wasting state and tax·
,, .. lftl'lt '"' '°"'"1a111r payers' money with the delays.
J1ck l. C1r~v And although no extra lands have yet Viet ,,.......,., w 01Mre1 M•l\tfll' been purchased for the Ne.,port Freeway Th•m:;1,!••.tl route, the commission Is sharply cr!Uclz..
'"'''"'' A. Mir,hlM lng what Ji think• Is uneconomical
M1t1t11n1 ••"" management of lands for the Co11tal
L. , ... , Krlet Freeway propoul.
•-• •-'" "l!" Spoclflc1Uy, it hu'questloned :
, N.-.-- --A monthly rote of onlr f2SI ch1r1ed
JIJJJ N•wport le11 lfit•" to Hoa& M,en:iorl1l Ho1pU1 for thrtt )'l&r
Melll11t A4dr1111 ,,0. ••• 1111, tl"t lease of ltftfl acres for 1 temporary
...,.. -•• perking lot on Coaal Hi1hw1y. The rest ol
c.11 M .. 1 »1 w111 .... sil"Mt the 23-lcre William Cisney parc•l, H1111~i!:::' :.-:::/ l/:;s':::'dt •:::::.,.,., purchased 1n 1915 for '3.1 mlllkm, 11 va·
Sift (tftMftltl: JOf N01111 I I QM{ftt Mel ,... cant.
Barwig, acUng on orders, cooper1ted
with both men and wu also av1Uable to
te.oUly 1g1tnat them 11 lhelr lrl1l1 .
COdefendant Samuel Rosman, 21,
Lag11111 Nlluel, waa conllcled for lhe
part he ployed in lhe bribery attampt. He
ls currently aerving a one to three year
term In 1tate prison.
Randano commented today after hi.a
sentencing that he "will never be able to
serve this jail term."
The Las Ve.gas businesrman, hospitaliz-
ed on several occuions during the past
year for ~hat he uys ls a deteriorating
heart condition, said he faces heart
aurgery in which his two diseased valye.s
will be replaced.
· "The county jail would kill me," Ran·
dano said. "It will be bad enough for me
to face this second trial with my heart in
this condition."
"
From Pqe 1
D.o .. .t-•NS ' ~uu , f! ·• ....
per seeond, Devlin laid "we ,.,.;UJd ·bUlld
_;p~m.pi~c facilitles for about'° million ."
Testtfying in Sacramento at a . com-
mittee hearing on the UC budpt, Aldrich
said: "The concept of core and research
collections set forth in the state Depart·
ment of Finance audit report is. a static,
no change, no proiress idea . which
negates tbe central purpose of a universi·
ty. #
"It would deny students the opp()rtunity
to use the basic tool1 of a. university for
understanding 1 changing w o r l d , • •
Aldrich said.
He added that 125,000 volumes proposed
Computer Goes Silly
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'LONDON (UPI) -l!t on 11tempt''ll>
find the but locaUon for a new 1tor111
depo~ the .:;r>uth:«•i,\tm-~icily
Boo,rd fed the protilem Into. Its compute"
The prlntout llUlflected ·• spot ~~ mllu
out to 1e1 off tile oouth coaal of Cornwall. ". . . _,.,., .a '• .,.~
"Unclerll'lduota lltldenla ore now ...
Uvely ua1l!a llbrory motertlia which ""'
used only for .--10 yun a10. Ten years hence Ibey wU1 be ua1l!a
llbrlrf moterla11 now· 00111iclered to be
exotic ruearcb documents/' be noted.
Aldrich rebuttod an 1udltor'1 1u1·
geaUon thlt ruearch llbrarlu be cen-
trallud to avoid unnecasaary dupllcaUon.
"Microfilm, f1calmlle tr1namlsaion, in-
terllbr1ry loan, lntercampu1 uu1e and
computerized book acquisition, catl.losu-
ing and 1ccountin1 are technJquee that
are used el1enalve.Jy. .
"The inference In the report that we
have not extended these Instruments with
imaalnation and 1ggresslvene.u i s
misleading," Aldrich contended.
Regarding the 1uditor.11 call for areater
use of microfilm versus purchase of tl·
pensive material!, Aldrich s a i d ,
microfilm in some cases la more a·
pensive thin bloYln& orl&inal documenta.
A1drlth pointed out "erroneoui 1 ind
distorted" generalizations In the repbrt
which he ascribed to a "lack of un-
derstanding ol llbrary operations.••
. '
.Thlt Jeovu -cleclbela to bt auordod
1p.Jnlt by extri. attenuation. ·
It would -lfOO exit• to each home
to provide four more declbela of atfenuo·
·tlon, nld LuJk, 1ddlng that lhat ii not
the question.
"It would bt the mOll foolish thinl I
could do to cheapen the develooment t.o.
uve $500 1 home," Lu1k II.kt. "It ls
juat 1 reasonable requirement based on
exoerta in the field ."
Luak said he w o u 1 d personally a1k·
Hilliard to come e1pTlin' technlcalltiea.
Hewicker pointed out that tbe ezpec:ted.
Interior nolae ot 5o-e0 DBA fell 10mewbere
between tht estimated 50 DBA 1ener1tld
by 1 quiet car and SO ·DBA of a twe>o
person conversation. .
A noisy kitchen re1isten 90 DBA , he
1dded. :
Beaches Befouled .
NEW YORK (AP) -C!UJiup oper..;
tions titgli1" today' on a 21·mJJe· 1tretdl o~
~~v~~=n~ 'r~kt:!;'1n: ~
cause of the contamination.
He· 11!d the eost of tr-nf Of ·tJle
water and the pipelines to get it to a
treatment facility would be extra.
He said his office is only looklna: into · .
the concept of treating runoffs at .. this :
time. . - .
"We really couldn't cope wlth rainfall ·.
runoffl," he .said , "but we are looking In-
to the concept of treating nuisance , or
'low-now' runoffs."
H ·erttedon's . Four Centuries
_ ....... 11y ""'" -,.. ,.., for --Aiot11.. .... .
\. 11.J. e.i;.lail\~ .that water flows into the
o:iugty·cbannels is re);atively minor, U not
non:tld!lent, cturin1 the dry oeuon.
"Go out and take 1 look 1t 'the San
Diego creek ChaMel todaY and you'll
find lt'1 dry;" be said. ' · ...
Most water that reaches fhe channel• ~lll'Jnl.J dry peripds el!)i~ ·•vipor1lel .$>!';
percolates into tpe ground~ore tt tVfll\
gell to,Jhe .bay, Devlin~. •. .~ •
-:!-Wa!v4>\fdt to remember nobody J1~ -~:
really 1urt ho'w much ot,a ,Po uUon pJ'OI>. • .~·
lam thJ1, kind of runoff ii clusing," be., · · · sAld~· ~ '. · ·~
"'The·Sanla Ana Re1io~al Water Qu•ll·
ty Control Board is cobnlinatlng joint
studies to qualify the problem," Devlin
said, adding that the Oranae County
Flood Control District, the Horbor
Distrlci and µ,. cily are pertrclpatinl In
the studies.
"First, we have to define the problem.
that's what the water quality · control
board Is trying to do.
"Then," he said, "we. have. to decide
what do we want to treat. Alter that,
we've rot to figure out 1 way to collect tt,
to tre1t and to dispose of It so we just
don't put It bock In tbe bay."
From Pa9e 1
LETTER ...
on the editorial page Of the DAILY
PILOT.)
Kleindienst acknowledged he talked
wllh 1n IT&T official about lhe anUtrust
molter, but willed lh1t II the Ume ht
knew nothlnl about ony SUI to help ff.
nance the San Diego convention until the
story broke In the newspapero In early
December, 1971. (See story on San Dlqo
convenUon pl1n1, Pqe 7.)
Ktllllld1 reld from·• Jetter elated Sept.
21, from · Reuben B. Roberlao9 JII., • .
Wllhfnaton 1ttorney 1110Cla!Oi! wilh
Ralph N1der, uldng 10 uplonotlon of
tjle decllton of the Juattce Department
1¥>1 to pn>llClllt ITllT for vlototlo• of 111-
Utruot iawa. • -
• Robert.ton'• lotter ukld "Whit if tho
ral1Uolllhlp between thlt ..Woment Ind
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W, wt nt t• 1how r•u H1"rH.,.'1 Fout C111hlri•t C•llt ctl••.,. Mc1111• it 11 1•
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of o•t r •o dttlt"' f•r ye11t li•iflt .roo111, ,, h4r••l'li. The v1ri1ty •f
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111.llvidutl t 114 11't r11111l reom. Our 11'rlft11i1111t 1ftff
wilt h1I, you with yout 11l1ctlo111 to 11•'1 '' c•mll'lt f•
your 91cert lint pl1111.
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c.,,..11.,.' H• 'n1wt 1ttr1"· 1111111,.11ent.. ~ , -noum on Klqa1 Road purchased on
•1•111 '"'"'r ., ~\'1111•11Mn" 11ttt111 wUt c:onunluioner Nathan Shapell 11ld ""' ... ~-"""'*'' 1!*111 ,,.,. • mllMlfl If CW)lfltflt '1111Mt'. WU a piecemeal bills.
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Slate o!Oclall hive defended their ..,.
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Senate. Approves
H~sing ;Measure
Drug Price~·Balloon
Seizures Make Siuff. Rare, Costly
Ul"I Tt .....
Kicked Out in Snow .
WASHING TON (AP) -The
Sonata 1111 Plllld I It-billion
boo>Ing bUl described u orie
of the moit Important put
tocether In yeari.
Major provbtons of _the bill would .c:ontrvf cloalng costs ~n
homa ~ages, aubsidi!O
11111>truatt deficits and '°"'
lolldate federal housing pro-
Jrams.
The measure, 1ent to the
Bouse where action isn't likely
until after the Easter recess,
Includes some of Presldent
Nixon's recommendations, but
Democrats altered several of
them.
Pioneer 10
Heads Out
To Jupiter
CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) -
Pioneer JO, ·fastest object to
luve earth, aped oo a near
perfect coune today toward a
historic plcture-lakmg rendez·
vous with the _planet Jupiter on
Dec. 2, 1973 .
'!be mus-transit feature or
the legislation would furnish . . federal subsidies to p a y
delcits of -iubways, bus lints'
and commuter trains.
These are opposed by the
Nixon Administration,
however, and there were jn-
dications in the debate that
the money would not be spent
for this purpose even If
Congress approves it.
Sponsors of the subsidies
declared that mass-transit
systemS are folding all over
the nation and only federal
help can keep many of them
running.
Opponents declared the p~
gram would mean an endless
UP'I Tei.llfll
He•t't Att•ek
Broadcast newsman Bill
Lawrence, 56, w a s
found dead Thursday
in his room at Bedford,
N,H .. an apparent heart
attack victim. He was
covering New Hamp-
shire primary for ABC
News.
NEW YORX (AP) -The estimated StS,IMX> narcotica ad-U.S. govenunent heightened
street price for illicit 'drugs la dicta. ill empbuis on damm ing the
going up here, and police say Deputy Chief I n s p e c t o r drug Dow at ltl watersheds in
a series of spectacuJar drug Jules Sachson, head of the Europe and the Middle East.
seizures has been an Im· police narcotics division, said These aeizUtts accounted for
portant factor in that trend. heroin first became scaree 3,784 pounds of heroin worth
The world's biggest heroin during the two-month East an estimated $920 million on
Th Coast dock strike that began .i._ str .. t. seizure, in Marseille urs:· J t Oct I "~ as ..
day, was the latest in a series In New York, where an The 1971 selzures ,would ru~
of hauls that haJe marked the estlmated half of the country's ply the country'a addicts with
International war again.st drug addicts reside, the street price heroin for about lhrt!e months
!raff. k' of heroin climbed from S2 a at the estimated consumption 1c mg. bag to as much as $5, Sachson Police officials here said said. of six tons a year.
they could not l:'.et detennine After the strike. Sachson By that standard, derived by
whether the seizure by French said he had expected that the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics
customs agents of 937 pounds prices might go down again. and Dangerous Drugs, the
of pure heroin in the bilges or But he has since changed his Marseille seizure amounted to
a Caribbean shrimp boat mind. "Heroin is not as plen· a one month's supply.
would produce a drug panic. Ufu1," he said. The bureau e!tlmates the
But' they agreed that the One reason appears to be average addict heroin dosage
haul, worth about $200 million the tripling in 1971 of drug as just under a grain daily.
on the street, would almost seizures compared with 1970. But SacMon says many ado Y ahlonski Case certainly balloon the price of Big seizures have come with diets use four or five grains 1
-heroin for this nation's increasing frequency since the day.
drain on the Treasury, since----------
cities could keep fares at
uneconomic levels and put in
for more ll;nd more subsidies.
The section .on mortgage-
closing costs ·would direct the
Housing and Urban Develop-Reward Slated 1--:-;,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-
ment Department to develop · WASHINGTON, Pa. (UPI)
within six mont~ regulations -A $10 000 reward awaits the
putting controls on all set-right pe~son who telephones a
Uement costs. . Philadelphia number with the
CRAFTS IN ACTION
FROM ONE END OF THE MALL TO THE OTHER
M1rch 2 ... All 01y, Evtnln91 Too.
&oath Coast '1ua
Mrs. Skye Davis holds baby son, Ching, as prOCi!ss
servers evicted her from home in Portland during
snowstorm .. Owner of residence leased home to one
p_arty who in turn subleased. it to. Mrs. Davis. Own-
er protested that original lease had no subletting
The provision would cover right information -the real
FHA and VA Joans as well as name .of a mysterious "Tony"
conventional m o rt g a g e s or whoever else arranged the
bought by government cor· assas.sination of Joseph
Aftu sweeping within 87,000 porations. "Jock" Yablonslti.
miles of the tops of Jupiter's --
glowing multicolored clou'lls,
the SM-poond spacecraft will
options. Friends help Mrs. Davis m·ove. · tr av~ on to the. far reaches of
the planetl' and eventually
become the first probe tQ
leave the solar system.
W allace-Chis1wl1n
Tandem Suppo_rted
It ts expected to reach the
star Aldebaran In 1.7 million
years. On the slight chance it
might encounter intelligent life
elsewhere ' in the gala~,
Pioneer 10 carries an iden-
tification plaque. The man pic-
tured on the plaque has his
hand raised In a gesture of MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A
black clvll-rtgbts activist says
a group has been fonried to
push a Democratic national
ticket tlui,t would o f f er
something for everyone -
Alabama GOv. Gtorge C.
Wallace for president and
black U.S. Rep. Shirley
Chi&holm of New York for vice
president.
The Rev. James Bevel, long-
time aide to the late Dr.
Democrats
Softening
Pot .~tand
WASHINGTON (AP)
Most Democratic presidential
hopefuls favor r e d u c i n g
penalties for smoking mari-
juana, but Rep. S h I r I e y
Chisholm of New York and
former Sen. Eugene McCarthy
thbik It should be legalized.
Sens. Edmund S. MU5kle of
Maine and Hubert H •
Humphrey of Mlnoeaota both
aaid Jn response to a poll that
they favor reduced penalties.
Sen. George McGovern or
South Dakota and Sen. Vance
Hartke of Indiana back an end
to jaU terms for smokers.
New Yorlc Mayor John V.
Lindsay said there should be
no penalties for those over 18
who use the weed, but he said'
he needs to see more medical
evidence before goin,q so far
as McCarthy and the con-
grwwoman.
West Virginia
Launches Hunt
MAN, W. Va. (UPI) -
lnveitigators roamed West
Vir(lnla's mountain hollows In
llWCb of unsafe coal mine
rmrvoll'I today. •
With the .toll In West
Virginia's wol\!I ~~lsaster
atandlng at 80 dead and
another 185 missing, the state
department of mines ordered
the immediate d r a i JI a g e
Thursday of a waste · ll!ater
reservoir In ~1chollu1 County .
about 75 miles northeast of
'1m·
Ma rtin Luther Kin~ Jr., said
Thursday the proposed ticket
could satisfy both blacks and
whites, as well as the women's
Jiberation movement.
Bevel said alighUy more
than 100 persons, mosUy
Southern students, both black
and white, now make .up the
organization that will promote
the Walla~sholm ticket.
They are preparing to
mount a national drive and
take the proposal tp the noor
of the Democratic National
Convention, he aaid .
. Mrs. Chishobn cou1d not be
reached for comment.
A spokesman for Wallace
said he had not heard of the
proposal and "just don't have
any reaction at all."
Bevel said the c;oncept will
be offered Saturday to the
Tennessee Black Political Con-
vention, a Memphis gathering
to be attended by state black
leaders of both parties.
Bevel joined King in 1962 for
a rights drive in Albany, Ga.,
and .. was a key f.lgme In
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference campa.lgns i n
Birmingham and Selma, Ala.,
and Chicago as SCLC'1 d.1rtc-
tor of nonviolent action.
AUanta SCLC headquarters
said · Bevel has not been
formally aswclated with the
group since early 1970.
"Indeed it is a serious ef·
fort ," Bevel said of the pro-
posal.
peace.
Jupiter, fifth planet out
from the sun, Is the spec.
tacular giant of the solar
system. It has 11 moons, a
puzzling red "eye" 10 time!
the size of the United States
and the planet generates more
heat than it receives from the
sun. Scientists also hoped to
determine if there was a
possibility its t h I c k at:
rnospbere could support some
fonn. ofJ ife ....
Pioneer 10, ~awing power
fro:m ·f~ nuclear generatdn,
set out on 11-:820 ml1lion rnfte
journey to jupiter Thursday'
night. An Atla.:C.ntaur rocket
accelerated it to . a record
3I;413 miles per hour.
The spacecraft performed
the first critical 1te1>3 of its
639-day mission nawlessly find
by 11 p.m. (PST) Thursday, it
had its big nlne-foot dJsh
antenna pointed . back to .. ant
the rapidly shrinking ~
The ambitious, 167.5 mll1too
expedition opens a new era in
man's exploration . of the
universe. Pioneer 10 ii the
first to venture out beyond,
Men. through the hiUn!owi
asteroid bel~ and on throuih'
uncharted space to JtiR.iter. It.
11 erpected to remain in radio
contact with earth until 1rit
when it is 1.5 billion milei
away.
One Man Si.in
Three Shot by Police
In Movie Scene Melee
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -officen who c;limbed up the
Police have allot one man to lire e8C1pe an which they
death, wounded two otben ill a ...,. llandlnc.
I •·t brok · 'Ibo deo4 man was ldentllled me ee t~ e out In an . Leny Shenandoah 14 of alle~ where a ~ollywood :ldro, N.Y. Police I~
moVJe crew wu filming a . Lawrence Love aid Shenan-
atreet chne. scene. 1 doah had grabbed a policeman
Police said the , dead and In 1 bearhug and w'as.11'y!nr to W<J:U~ed were resldenlS of .the throw him over the fire escape
bµildmg who ha~ been drio~~ railing, but the officer WU ~ beer and ~wing debria able to unholster his revolver
into t~~ narrow alley ~un. and fired alx shots at Shena day night where the filming doah n-
was taking place. Officers 11id · the men refused to halt the The orflcer, Pat r o 1 man
commotion and then attacked Albert M o n t a n a r o , wu· hospttallud with nose and
ahoulder injuries. The officer
Socia( Security
with him, Sgt. Thomas Ranr
ho. had his ankle broken in a
llrugle with at least four
other men, Inspector Love
Mid. . .
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WASHINGTON (AP) -All children eni<rlng the lint
grade alter Jan, I, 1974, must be assigned Social Security
numben according to 1 propoaal by the Senate Finance
Committee. ~ • •
lmmicrantl and a!! persons epplylng for wtlfare also
would have to obtain numbers.
Under the present law, a person is required to oblain
a number when he begins wor~
Tht provl1lon1 were added by the committee Thurs.
d1y to the Social Securtty.welfare reform bill being readied
for !l!/'•I• ocUon. ·
Sjion10r1 said the provisions would give additional
•etpons tG the effort to uncover welfare cheatera by keep.
Ing trock of .))eOple olnce th'!' would , be tM only three
~mea nwnber1 'would be obtained.
Love 11id set. Rambo allot
one man In the riJbt arm. He
.... ldenttlled u Raymood
M-. It, of SyraCUI<, N.Y.
Alao 1'00nded "u Jobn
lleoedlct, 211, of C o r " e II
laland, Ont. Love 1 1 t d
Benodlcl .... hit by ... of the
bullets llre4 bi Montanaro.
Don <lfldman. productloo
manapr of Ba1m1n Produc-
tions of Holl)'WOOd, 11id be
had I cte1' of 25 peOple
, lhootin( I llCtne Where Olle
car wu to chue another up
thl alley. He llld the ....,.
had been filmed once, then the
trouble broke out 11 the cmr
,.., .. tune up for fiimlnC
another • .,, •.
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DAlL,Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ' .
YMCA in Need of. Help
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Since the Orange Coast YMCA was founded 25
years 110. is bas grown from 1 store-front operation
Into a bWIUing organization with a spacious, new build·
in&, now four y.ears old.
From outside appeara.nces it would seem that aJI ls
well with the YMCA. It is located on an attractive si te
above the Upper Bay and has two heated swimming
pools and a health club.
. But the appearance is deceptive: The YMCA wjll
be $14,000 in the red for this year's operations unless
new money is found .-
A look at the budget reveils that the YMCA is not
shor~d up by rich hackers, as commonly assumed . But
the fact that people. think ii Is, has deprived it of con·
slderable financial support, YM CA leaders are con·
vlnced.
Hidden behind the ml.!taken "rich" Image of the
Y is a '350,000 debt on the building and a youth pro-
gum. that has tripled during the last three years. The
YMCA now serves 1,500 adult.! and 2,200 youths tjlrough
college age in Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Univer·
1ity Park. .
i:t'he community ia the loser when the Y, long noted
for. producing better young citizens and tomorrow's
leaders, is handicapped by inadequate community fi·
nancial. support.
'W,ho:·owns the Sand?'
A aom..ewhit Joose, if not lucid, resident not long
110 harassed Newport Beach city councilmen at a pub-
lli: hearing by miking repeated trips to the microphone
demJQding, "WlJo owns the cotton·pickin' sand."
Time and time again he would weave his way up
: the aiJle, each til'I)~ making the same query, then quiet·
. ly returni11g to hi#I chair in the back of the. room.
body and tho~ beaches are, In etrect, ~ public p~k.
·The city's admlnl.!trattqn of them is, In lac~ a public
trust, no! merely of the clllzena of all of' Newport Beach,
but of all the county and all the state.
It would appear the council "!IS at ~t a bit short.
sighted when it speclflcally declared there shall be no
mure pavement of tbe beaches as they prepared the
"policy plan" for final approval. ,
That plan, a guideline for the new master plan of
development, will produce that policy ln !!lack and
white -a policy that may very well be interpreted by
some as a policy of not givi.f!g the fullest use of the
beaches.
Regardless· of any other platlludes or such that
ma y have accompanied that vo~ ·-and wtiich mean
nothing in the record -councilmen cannot forget the
state is loo king for any excuse to 15utt 'in on matters like
thl.!.
They should also not forget that a bicycle trails
sys tem will benefit most the people .of their own city
-like the kid who lives in Newport Heights and wants
to go ·to, or along, the beach.
The "policy plan" is scheduled !or adoption March
13. -lt would be wise if councilmen wer(' to give this:
part more thought.
Black's Only Way to Go
Con sider the Congressional candjdacy of John
Black of Newport Beach.-\
Any man of credibility who would challenge U.S.
Rep. John Schmi tz (R-Tustin) deserves all ttie encourage-
ment he can get.
But Black's campaign is sputtering al the start, at
best.
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City councilmen will certainly recall that evening
and maybe they recalled those words Monday night
when they voled to arbitrarily forbid any more bicycle
•trail.! along .the ocean front.
Because that cotton-pick.in' sand belongs to .every· '
First, he threw his hat .in the -race for the Dem<r
cratic nomination and said it would be "impossible" t1>
beat Schmitz. Then he called a press coiiference to ex·
plain he didn't really mean "imJ><?ssible," only· to get but
one newspaper there to report th.e explanation. Well,
Candidate Black, the only w~y to go is up. N YEAR. OF THE RAT ·
' " . $ecret Memo Dear
Gloomy
Gus
53% of _Popolat~ but Only %.5% in Legislature
' . . . ·f ouc~.:011 i;;e Charg~
More Women Sh:ould Run for Offi-e:e
i FouOwing i.r the Anderson col~n
ufiich prcmipt<d Richard KZ.indleml "'! ... ~ th• S•nate Judicial'!/ Commit·
tef for· an imm.tdia~e public hearing .. 1'' and .other.s na.~ed te~tified'.11es·
t4rdo11 l'I) reply to Anderson'.! charges.
' -Editor
WASHm!iTON -We have .noW"' MtabUIMd ·o.t Attorney Gener a I·
dtaf&nate Richard Kleindienst told an outrltbt lie about the· J us t i C e
.Department'• sudden out-of~ ·set.·
tifment of the Nixon AdmJnstration '1·blg·
pot anU·tnial cue.
1'be case involved
thi !Jiternatt0n1l Teiephoiie and ·rei..
sn,ph conalomerate,
wlili:h •ppeated on
the way ·to' '.a U·
pnme Court ahow·
down with dhe Just ..
Ice llopirlment over"
l'IT1 tak«Wer of the
hup IWtford Fire Insurance Company.
tan July, however, the cue was
lllruptly settled. The terrN, considered hlP1Y fayorable to rrr, were .announced
It !hi! aame Ume ITT secreUy pledged up
to.,lXIO to support the Republican con·
vlntion .b::I San Die&o this Year •• "'A check
for flOO,OGO has already been written. •
DEf<ri"YJNG ANY connecti~ between
the convention cash and lhe anti·tru!t set-
llmlent, Kleindienst insisted that the
JUstice Department'• anti-lrust ataff had
been free ffom any poUtjcal pressure
l.rom above.
"The settlement between the Depart·
ment al Jllllice~ ITT was handled and
neptiated oc!uslvely by Assistant At-
torney General Richard W. McLaren
(then hea.d of the anti-trust' division),"
Kleindienst Aid in 1 letter to. Democratic
Notlooal Ollirman Larry O'Brien.
°HoweYer, :-we . have now learned that'
Klelndiea 'llimtelf ,held roughly a half·
dean secret meet.inp on the ITT case
with a director of the company belore ttfe
Mttlement wu reached.
i
. The Newport oceanfront sidewalk
has bike trail signs on every lamp
po1t ud painted on the corners,
and a white stripe. When do the
1ignaJ1.so In!
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Tftll ,.,,_ l'Wftlct• ,.....,... ""'"" ....
IMClltllrllY ti.-91 t11t --r. SIM
ftW "" --."""" ..... o.llY '.1111.
ha1 now been Jinked to the settlement.
Mitchell bad officiaUy d i s q u a 11 f 1 e d
himself from .tbe case becall.9e of an old relati~p with · 1TT. Yet Dita Beard,
the copipany's top .lobbyist, has now
ackn·owl~etl that she arranged the set-
tlement with Mitchell in a private con·
venation at the governor's mansion in
Kentucky after last year's Kentucky
Derby. ,
Her, confession came after we obtained
an extrlordlnary confidential memo,
written by her . fror11 ITI''s files. The
memo sugge~ted strongly that the set·
tlement was made in exchange for I'M''s
pledge of cash. ~upport for the RepubUcan
convention. ·
·MRS BEARD also told us that the day
after we confronted her with the memo,
ITT security men from New York shred·
ded many of her office files<.l>ecause they
feared the papen might be subpoenaed
• when the memo became public.
· Mitchell wouJd~·rii>t discuss the matter
With U.S. John !Mhen, a JU!tlce Depart·
ment spokesman, told us there was "no
trutli' ...... to Mrs. Beard's story. He a~kho)Vtedgea, however, that Mitchell
had spoken t'o Mrs. Beard at the
gOveft!:Or 's mansion.
We gave Hwihen specific questions to
ask the Attorney General. But four hours
later, after conferring with Mitchell, he
called us back without the answers.
.INSTEAD, HE URGED that we
withhold our story on Mrs. Beard's
version of events until, as Hushen put it,
"'ft get all our ducks in a row." He said
MitCbeli would "prove" the falsehood of
Mrs. Beard'• incriminating memo, but
three days later, no proof had appeared.
To the Editor:
A newspaper columnlst re c e n t I y
reported that there aren't many women
(state) legislators -J>f.!rhfps '4(.IO of a
total of 7 ,649. Th.ls is a national average
of about 19 men, to one woman.
In California it's wor se -77 men ·to
three women in the Assembly and 40 men
to no women in th e Senate. This means
the Assembly has 3.75 percent women
·and with no women in the Senate, the
percentage for the entire Legislat!Jre
drops to 2.5.
THIS J.S A calamity, since ~percent {'I
the u.~. pq~tion ar, wiinen. The
calamity coinel ' in the ·form , o I
umanhandling" °" passi}lg over wonien.'1
rie:hts legi.slatlon, including a sensible
abortion law, 'modernizing labor Jaw&,
venereal disease educaUon, etc:·
The columnist asked, j'So wby aren't
they (women ) where the power is in
politics instead cf doing the routine
political chores such as typing, stuffing
and addressing envelopes?" The few
women t have·known in the past who con-
templated running for the city council or
the state Legislature did not because of
the subtle objections of their husbands -
instea~ of their encouraging support,
which is necessary. ·
LET US HOPE the men and women of
Californ ia will promote the election of
qualified women to our Leglslalur·e from
all segmeqts of our .society -party
politics, political science fields, Jaw,
business, League of Women Voter:s, etc.
And let us hope they will , when elected,
enrich our legislative body, which seems
to have a paucity of eitlightened
members.
ELIZABETH B. LONGFELLOW
Ryckoff'• RebuUal
Tc the EdJtor:
Perhaps Max Sturges (Mailbox, Feb.
25 ) has crystallized the aligmnent or
lime wishing commercial development
of the Upper Bay aod those proposing
development as a natural park and
estuary.
The June 25, 1971, memo Is studded
with .'luch big Republican n a m e 1 as
Presklent Nixon, .Mitchell, C3Jifomla U .
THE DIRECTOJJ, Wall Street financier Gov: Ed Reinecke. San Diego Congress-
Ftiix Rcbatyn, conceded to us that be man Bob Wilson , White House aide Bob
Both or my opponents in lhe 5th
District council race stand together, ap-
parently, in favoring comm e.r c i a I
development. The incumbent councilman
by his record and public statement! is
identified with commercial development.
Max Sturges substituted for my other oir
ponent at a recent candidates' breakfast,
is also his advocate and campaign
manager, and presumbl y speaks for him
now in urging commercial development
or the Upper Bay.
met in private with Kleindienst, who was Haldeman and H. S. (Hal) Geneen , J'M''s UJen Deputy Attorney General . at th< . pl'.\!Sideht .
aame time McLaren was negotiating with I( is addressed to W., R. (Bill) Mer·
JT'f's lawyers. rlam, manager of l'l"T's Washington of.
111 was su~ to. make the Clise Oft ',;lice.· •!J thoug~t you and I bad agreed
the economic side or it, '"Rohatyn told my •ery thoroughly that under n 0
..ciate B.rit ~ume. He . said he circumstances would anyone in this office .. ,
~arty str~ to Kleindiens_t m 's dl.scuss with anyone our participation in ariuments for keepmg Hartford Firt. the Convention including me " Mrs.
1· RE.'.ll SOMEWHERE that IS peQple
crammed themselves into a phone booth.
If we tried hard we could probably cram
an addJUonal 10,000 boats Into Newport
lle1aclienst-'s ·duplicity is f u r t h e r Beard wrote. ' ' :tncc. that the Administration has
to hide in lhe 117 affair, which
loab rnort ,auapicious tht more we in·
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JIM ONLY KleindiOMt , but his boos, •"P!'"' AllGrney General John Mltcbell,
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h..r Gelir .. :
L:'t ii tbe etymolog i cal
. -al 1111 word "lovelorn,"
I you -mt-I mean!
Dw i;oocomed :
CONCERNED
I Keep your ledlenJul lnnuendoel
• younelf, CClllcol ned ; this II a ,,....Uy_.
jjOTHER THAN permitUng John Bay. But with what result? ·
·Mitchell, Ed Reinecke, Bob )!aldcrnan In addi,Uon to the degrading effect.! of
and Nixon (besides Wilson, of course) no bulkheadlng, dredging and crowding
one has known from whom that 400 thous· more boats in the natural estuary, a new
and commit.mtnt had come .•. John Mil· problem Is now r e c o g n i t e d ·
ch<ll has certainly kept it on the hilh<r Measurernenta of hQvy metal deposlta tn
level oruy, we 1hould be able to do the the Lower. Bay by the Ca!Uomla Stat'
same. . • • Rolird of Health show thal lea4., cldmluni
"I am convinced, because of several and copper exist in quanUtlea thousands
conversations with · Louis (Nunn) re o1. times greater than the standank rec-
Mitchell thaL our noble commitment has ommended by the Environmental Protec-
gone a tong way towani our neplatlorul lion Agency of the federal" government.
on tbe mergers evtntually comma out as ' '
Hal (Geneen ) wanta them. certainly the THESE HEAVY metals are pollOllOUS
President has told Mitchell to 11(41 that to life and are the producla of h<avy boat
Utilnp are' worked out. fairly. It la It.ill concentrations. Since 70 percent o(
only McLaren 's mlckey·rnouJe we ate Newport Bay Is already devoted to
suffertnf .• , lioating, IJ there a need to add mon boata
'1f (ilie convenlloo cull) sets too when a further dtttrioratlon al the l)'ltem
~r--I ,C~, .. u. ~.:&.~-=~our -o.°'f~ resu~? 111erj!.I ~=i:: ,Ac !J:i ~Jll:Y:: . , • ~ dowa. ....utcbtU Is definitely be~ . ~-11<!1~ H this~ ..
--tomllltl ia, but cannot tat It lie -..Pleo!e remedied •
.--.-dtotroy \thia, bull?" , Tiit nducllon In wild Ule population r
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' with the U.S. Department of Interior and
the Orange County Board of Supervi.silrs
, that Upper· Newport Bay would make an
. e,cellent natural park and wildlife
re~gi! .. These a,gencies represent more
, tha,.: ~e Voice of a few.
The water quality. of the l.4wer Bay is
d,irectly affected by the condition of the
UP.per Bay. Since the l.4wer Bay is
responsible for mo~ all the'values here it
seems elemental that it should be pro-
tected.
PAUL RYCKOFF
LetteTs from reodtrs art wclcOme.
~ormaU~ writers should convev th,f!ir
messages in 300 wor£4 or less.. TM .
right to condeme' letters, to fi t space
or eliminate libel is reserved. All let·
ters niust inclli<U. Signature and mail·
i11g address,· but names mat1 bt with· ·
held ·on request if sufficient rtasmt'
i.s apparent. Poetrv Will not be"'p'itb·', JJe .Gives -Thanks, To.•. Ii.shed · ' · '
• " "i 'r TD"the Editor:
1 ' 1 'The· Jdng, rambling diatribe by Max
following ~~ 19$9 flood ~a_,s onl}t. tern-· ·Sturges (Manbox, Feb. 25) against" those Jl?fa~. Within three plOnthJ ,.t~·e WhO oppose back bay development was ?1olog1cal~ co.~unity began Jo replenish just coherent enough to be exasperating.
1tselr. The wildltfe count ,th~ year has ex-Mr. Sturges 's personal attack on coun· ~ed .so~e count pr1qr .to the 1969 cil candidate Paul Ryckoff for not having
ood. Siltation of. the upper end of tJ.>e "liyed here Jong enough to know the prob-~ay was due to J>!>Or land management lD. Jems" carries the ridiculous implication
the water .shed. that only 20-year residents are capable of
· , sound civic judgment. On the-conlrary, I RES~~TION of. Upper New~rt Baf·.!. :can attest tflat Mr. R,ckoJf has an ex·
as a. v1able est~ is ho~ practical ~nd .. cellent understanding of our city's. prob-
feaiuble. In this maMer ~n attracuve lepJs, inclu4ing the fecognltion that
rat':fal .park could be created at no, cost. commerciaJ rexploitatiOri Of t))e back bay
O t e city, would be disastrous ....: not merely fo the
Ma~, Sturges also .d~ not undtrst.aod ecelogy. but to , the mainly residential
the Udeland! trust ol Upper Ne'llfport . character of Newport Beach.
Bay. Tht Orange C.ounty Board of
Su~rvisora manages this ·tideland,., trust
by an act of the state Legislature in 1919
to develop Newport Bay into a hlfbor for
C()rnqittce, fishing and n av i g at i 0 n .
Recentlf the state SuP,.eme · Co~t ruled
that. the >developmenl Of lillelaods tru;Cs
for 0 commerce, fishing and navigation"
includes ecolOgjcal vllues·
THE STATE Natural Resources. Agen;
cy, which includee the Department of Fil;h
and Game, Parks and Recreation, agi'ees
· J SUBMIT TH~T it is Mr: Sturges
himself who hRs cot thought out the prob-
lems.. inher.ent in his vision of 5,006 boats
in the Upper Bay. Ecological· con-
siderations aside,· tht ·problem of vastly
Increased vehiclllar traffic alone would ~ staggering, considering our already
~argtnal arterial capacity. Typically, the
thought or sweet commen::e has blinded
ano'ther .Citizen to its consequeDCes.
i n ·1t1S . rat'her ttloughtless exposition,
·Mr. Sturges was guilty of at least two
R~spec,table: SO :Perce_f!,t
Today's uw .. wOfd.qulx will ~-.w\Qi
commonly-used names or phra,.. ]tboie
origin or fin\. 111eaotnc Is unkni>wn .or.
mbinterpreted by 'moot people. !llfty·per· ,. ,.
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cent. on this is a re-
spectable ~e. 1. Were the ulrade f . L • 1' I ' • ' ..,_ '. ro)'.~1.~ o ~vld. ,1 _ • , winds " so called be-3. M~i Gris m.ean1.~~1fa~ haday" ,in
:a use they were good French, or Shrove Tu~;1 .. u, the la1t day' for "lrade-11 (corri· j "~ merce)? ·. befor~ Lent, lnd catinf tl\! ,.nnal .day , to
2 Wh t is th I gor.ge oneself. ., ... ' , · a e pr · _ 4; It lta11 .a, practic.e. of Uv! ancient mary meaning Of 1 • d "Oiri!t,". and to Teutons to rlilk honey\fine for 30 days,
serious misstatements of /act. First, the
11169 stonn.r did not destroy •· ... what lit-
tle bird and marine life was left": as a
Bluffs resident, I can testify thai it is
abundant and thriving.· Second, the .
federal government has absolutely no
right or commitment to maritime usage
of the Upper Bay -for which. to use
Max's closing words, I give thanks.
ROBERT D. RIES
Cool Heads Needed
To the Editor :
.. This let~~ in_.'feply"to "lJ~i: ~ay.t1
No Wlldlire hefuge." "Mitten b)' Mr. Max
St~rges (Mailbox, Feb. 25). ln writing
thL!I, I have tried to remain as objective
as possible. i..
Mr. Sturges seems to e~phaticajly en·
dorse the dredging of the Back Bay, i.e.,
the creation of a marina . I do rko'gn.ize
the need for more boat slips but not for
t~e sole purpose of mit1.111atlng the, ftnan·
c1al and moral burdens of a yacht, or. ship
brokerage bus.iness.
' IT'D BE GREAT if DlQre peopfe could
experience the be&uty .of tM efstuiry bu'
or what use is thal if that very beauty is
destroyed accommodating those ptople?
I also question that the federal ,£OVefn·
ment reserved a perpetual right, as Mr.
Sturges stated, to the maritime uu.ge of
the Upper Bay. Since · when does the
federa l government possess such a
perpetual right?
We are all entitled to our best iriterests
as to the future management of the· Up-
per Bay and recreation seems to be high
on that list. Recrea tion com~ in "'many
forms and boating is indeed one of them .
HOWEVER, THIS form of recreation
infringes on the rights of those persons
who wish to explore the mud/lats and
r.1arshes (w}lich wouldn 't exist if boating
prevailed) for tbe pleasure of it-that
being their recreation. There are many
variables involved and all or them must
be considered and this. makes jt risky to
nialte any !lakes af'thi1. point.1r Y9U.' do
~e • •take thi<"atly tn""tbe ·priie, You
h9ve thereby 'polarized yours<!) .~y. mak'
.Ing "lt.diUicult for •youueU 'to Cltlllider
ci(!1er peopJe'1·vle!s an& situajiona; . • ~-STUllGES seems lo oulfer from th~s :polartzati0n.·U1be cOuld comt-®f of
lhat J)e;l'ime1U, his 5aid"'backgrou,KI. 'and ~milllicjue ,90IJ1d ·plovo-uileful ~ oo!v:
~ ing·this dispute ~at,her th.an 'agitating it.
.. Wetre never goin( to satisfy ever.ybody ~II the time so We ca:n at least try for-a
happy medium, and1 it 'win' take cool
heads, not hot ones, te a~sh thiS:.
whcm did it Jlrst Or the first full moon cycle, atter mar·
apply: , ria5e. (According to Brew~, .Attila the _.
3. Why is ~the fe.stival named·, !'Mardi Hwi drank &ti much at h11 •-.t4ddina:.fwt
MARGARET·SEITERHOLM
Eqi>logy ·Chairman
Western Surllni MsocilUon
freoidelll
Students for Environmental ,\CUon
Corona del-M1t< lflilySdli>oi
thal'lie die<!.) • · Gras"? (New Or1e.ans readen, taki only . f, _
half credit for knowing this.) 1i f'FA'tUi.v attiibutecflO the MarQuis
4. Why Is the Jnlt11l part of marriage of Martinet, whq reorganized the French
called • "honeymoon"? , . -infantry in. the 17lh century -, but Uie
s JS A "MAR11NET,, in woPd'W:as used ln EngUsh· beforeJit was-• ' mean g a ·ranious, and it is not in·the French\Jel'·
str!ct disciplipirian, to nimed tffll·,an icoQ. ~ .
officer In the French army? ~ • e.'-0,lginally, the official mart< stamped
8. Wl1Y b ~I calltd I "hall ori CO!d ~ oliver artlclea, after. uaay-
mark'.'7. ". .:.' r -: ~ 1~~the1GoJdlmithl'"Hall in London.·
7. How did non-Obrfi!-\Ma .come·1'1'tl>I!: t • 7.'j.'Chtiatiaruty· Was1 at firat an urban~ deslgnat~ u ''papD1,.._,&nd·1'beaU..'J!· · · ·~ipft:' bbth: u"pagan" and "~eathen''
a. What is the ·dllference betwefn ;·. ' ineOnl-nlsUOt, thou who llvod In vUiages
teptie and 1 wtcwmn? ~: -•· dr dll~belthl. I Who uper°ienced' ~ tint "1g&i,11 +' ' ,,... ".
10. Why ls 1 -ftJr e!erl)'!Dell'caJi. ' I. _A.TEPEE 18 a Lall cone-shapo(I tent;
ed 1 "aemlnary"T a WIPlll!l J1 • rounded or oval'lhaped
· hut,. built more on the order Of Uie
ANIWERS1. , · '' Eskimo Igloo. • • ' , ' I. •'Trade winds," while gOOd for sa 1: . ~-"The w~Uers who strugwled for vlc-
lnf COllUllerOO, derlv• frilo\ wlndi that tory n the .ancient Greek publlc gamtl: -~'tradf."·•~~1teld" 111.-Ae uniform tfack "~licsii aurvtvea q '-1 branch of
lor loni,~odl. O\Mastlcs.
2. "Ch!lat'.' II .Gt.I< I« JI*'" ';th!! "10 . .F,rom the Lalin. "nursery garden,"
•noil1ted one;'• '!hlch first denoted , the .or,"plot (or culUvattnc" youn1 men. tn I
anolnlad KlJll of larael, and then the ' the tbf!>Ioe~ v1"!1es.
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ORA.NOi COAST '
DAILY PILOT
Robert N .. .Wrtd, /'Ubtilltfr ~.
ThomM K~tvi( Editor ·~
Albert W •• Bates
Editorial Page Editor
The tdltori•t ..... or the DBllY
Piiot 11ttks to lni.orm and 1timu· ·
late readers by pr~nUni this ne~'lplpef"0f opinions and aim·
Jf!C:nlary on topica: qf Interest and •
•lgnlflt:&.n<:e, by pr9vti!Jni a. forum for the cXprtulon of 'nur ttsdm' opinions, and by prclm\Un; tne
div«ae viewpoints of Informed oboo
•en·crs and apokeanen ~ topics
or the day.
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Freeway Debate Flares
St., Clair Raps NewpQrt; 'Politics' Charged
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of .. Deltr ......... "
Two Laguna· Beach residents appeared
before the '!Litue Hoover COrmrUsslon"
at UC Irvine today to contend that the
Art Colony's agreement on Pacific Coast
FriewaY. is no longer valid.
It was the second day or hearings on
coastal freeway questions.
Bill Leek and Frances Englehart from
the Village Laguna Association said that'
the freewiy agreement Laguna Beach •
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bad signed was no longer valid.
They also said tht roast heeway was
not needed and would be' disastrou!I to
the Laguna Beach environment.
Sue Ficker· of Newport Beach then ac-
cused the commission 's meeting as hav-
ing an "insiduous political atmosphere."
She alleged that the Irvine Company
has been actively lobbying for the coast
freeway route. "
Chairman H. Herbert Jackson asked
what Miss Ficker's evide~Ci! was.
She said she didn't have any now, but
knew Jt was true because "the Irvine
company never contributed money to the
anti-freeway election."
Irvine COmpany oUlclal Gordon Jones
was in the audience bUl did not comment.
The commission continued to hear from
all local residents and officials requesting
hearings, but avoided getting1nvolved in
local politics.
They also continued to support the joint
meeting to be sponsored by .the Board of
Solon Calls
3 Surprise
Witness~s
(;o uri B argain.
He's Ha,ir Today; Gone Tomorrow
Ul'I ,...,...,.
ANTHONY BERNARDINO CLINGS TO RESCUER
Y oungoter. Foll In Shaft While. Flying Kiio
Hundreds of Volunteers
' . Cheer Rescue Success
F.rom AP Di1potche1
EL MONTE -What price do 'you put
on a boy'• lifeJ
To the hundreds Of volunteers,
emergency workers and officials who
took part in ·the massive -and sue~
ceaafiil -rescue operation for 8-year-old,
AnthoQy . -· .. corl' ,. ...... high. . . . . • .
R!sling death In tunnelinl 1t1empb,
the ri;scuen. gqt 1to the El ~ 1 bi>y '
4lmost ·seven OOUri after he tumbled Into
a narrow bole in a road construcUoa proj.
ect in this Los Angeles suburb and be-
came wedged Z1 feet below the surface.
Offers of help and equipment poured' In
from individuals and groups through the
Southland. At times, rescue workers did
not know the name of the men next to
them . but -· under pr~ to reach
Anthor;'IY before he was buried by falling
stethoscope extended on plastic tubing.
Oxyg~n was pUD)ped to within inchea ·of
A'nP»ony'a face.
Baker reported to newsmen several
tiriles that' Anthony was all right. ·
·"Helfold me ht's cold, ·be wants out
••• and he wants out," Baker said.~
'At .... ~athorilies• said, AntilclnY --··-lllol>-• """"iillt'"""' id ii;;. a, · ·o;;flim~11 lot....l..~ .. ·.'I •. ~:f ·• ... ,....J'. ' . . . ' . . . . "!~ lo lower 'Wloin"'" lndud\i( a: f.faOt ~tey. lntO 'Ille ¥i 'ti.,~
proved Uil1uccenlul. 'One volunteer was
able to toucll the ·bely · but l:Ouldn't pry
him loose becall!e he was too tightly
wedged.
The boy fell backWards Into the open-
ing, landing with one foot down and the
(See llESCIJE, l'ICo I) .
dirt or suffered from unknown injuries -Newn. ·ort. ·Bea·ch didn't have time to think about lt. .,. r
Thou.sands of . persons -perhaps . , ·.
millions -listened and watched the L• ff• • k" drama unfold on radio and tetevtston•sta-· · 1quot . , I J BC . er
tiQDS:
AB a rescue worler carri~ the boy to G' 90 D the surface at 12 :08 a.m., onlookers, 1ven . ays
newsmen and other emergency personnel ~ ~
cheered. G<ne Raiidaoo was .aentene<d to 90
The dirt-caked and pale youngster said, days in 0raDge COunty J.ail k!day for h.is
uHI , Moaimy, hi Daddy," to his parents role in the llllcit tr8nsfer of more than befqre belDg taken by helicopter to a
ri>ediC;al center for observation. He was 300 cases of Uqoor from the· former Sad-
reported in good condition. d.leback Inn in Laguria Beach to Jose
"How's Jimmy?" the boy added in F 11 · • e ciano a Newport Beach re,staurant.
reference to his 8-year-old brother. Randano, "8, drew the JI. ·il term from , 'J1te two were fl}'ing kites Thursday
afternoon when Anthony tumbled Into the Orange County superior Court Judea
hole. James Turner who onlered the former
"I ne~er thought they wouldn't get ae · _ .. _ In the "-t of F Hell • "~.·.· "· mother Saridra said. "I i·ust ruor ..---w> e oo 1
nuu wa two restaurant ventures to aerve three lfOllC)ered bow long It waa going lo tall<." years proboUon.
At lim•, -"" workera could hear ,Jlandliio olmmadialely posted an appeal ~~· then 1·1 u I h I• I bond. He will remain free on his proiniH
Jlm.Bernardioo, the boy's lather, said, lo .a-pending the hearill&•of that ap-~rin naliy happy. They (re IC \I e peol. w<itl<On) really did·a good Job." R,andano, who lived a~ZGI E. 22nd·st.,
Sheriff'• Deputy Dave Rathburn, who · l(eW)lOl'I Boch, at the time of bis ·an:tal
carried Anthony to nlety. said, "I ubd on the,bljacklng chlrges, fl sCheduled to
him if be were ·hurt and he said, 1No'. go on trial Wednesilay_for his alleged role
"He didn't appear to have any injuries, in the atteniptl'd bribery of a Costa Meas
He wu warm jutt like a litlle boy ought policeman. , ·
lo he." fl will ' be ill. ~ trlal •OD thoae
Hoepllal attendanll said the youllJsler char(OI. A ·new trial •wu ordered three
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By ROY McGHEE
WASffiNGTON (UPI) -Senate hear-
lngs were abruptlf recessed today until
Tuesday when · Sen. James 0. Eastland,
(D-Mlss_.), said surprise witnesses would
be summoned to testify in conne;ction
with Richard G. Kleindienst's role in
By TOM BARLEY
Of .... DellY ,.,.., ,,.,,
A Costa Mesan who got three montM
lopped oil his one year Orange County
Jail term when he pro~ Superior
Court Jud~ William Murray he would
shave his mustaChe and cut his shoulder
lenglh· hair decided Thuraday tMt nine
months was jllst too long.
Sherlff's offi<:i!rs said' Thomas Patrick settling a big government antitrust suit.
John N. Mitchell, former attorney gen-Joyce, 27, escaped from the Theo Lacy
era!, and columnist Jack Anderson whose branch Jail just 13 days after his record·
revelations led to renewed hearing on &etting encounter with Judge Murray.
Kleindienst's nomination, were on hand They may have a hard time findinl
today, but neither was ~Ued. him. Jail pictures depict Joyce in hia
Mitchell was asked to return Tu~ay. flowing locks and handlebar 4 mustache,
with no hint who three "1urprise" 'wit-but deputies are hunting for a clean nesoes. might be. ' . other sources .indicated the unidentified 1baven man with neatly clipeed hair.
witnesses would seek ·to .dlecredit ah al· Joyce's escape is the secohil such
leged memo , tJia~ Andersoa c~~ed as reveisal for what.has been described in
proof thal thei'~ WU I~ bet~ RI.tie-, =~II Jll!lle MURWl'LM:"-" meQI' .tll 111 . , .,., .ll.t'L __ ,..,..._ -Wi'-Ms ndlObi(~ .1 _ • 'W .0. lmlmCJIJI"• L
mi· a oll.,s ...... ltt'ihJ :8-....,_ I fl,!!alog JIU~"" O' ~p~ ~ ~No-' ptlloDer ~ ~ lo ~pt_ IJ».loofl •
Both Kleil!dlenst and Mitchen lilve dllu'aed fonn of corporol ~t, but
denied kiiowledge of 1ny suoh d0.l -or Sberiff James Musick refused to ad-
o! any direct Jpvolvement In aettl..;en.L ~minister the puntsh!Dant. .
of the ant:iti'qlt cue. Judge Murray lmmed.iately cancelled ~lor to the recess , Sen . Edward M. the defendant's pr~scrJ~ jail time and
Kennedy (D-Mass ). produced a .letter placed him on probation. Two montba
which ~pparently was intended to ~te later the prisoner was back· in court on
Kleindienst's ·claim that be knew nothmg idel;ltical burglary charges.
about the alleged settlement and g i f t "There 's a method in m·y madness/'
untU he read news reports of it late last said Judge Murray after bit barbershi>p
Y~h~ letter 'Kennedy cited was written arrangement with Joyce. "It'a -~ing . to
about, two months before the first ·news be p~e~ty hard fo~ that .well-tr1mmed
report! of the case. XleinClieMt testified young ~an 'to 1tep back into the dn!g
he did not remember' the letter and that culture.
mail was·routinely ~ 'dalong to ,other Bu~ Joyce, a ~nvlc~ bµrg}ar, .proved
was routinely' passed along ·to other Tbursd.ay that it wasn t very diff1cult to
dlvision'.s 'to answer. get back ori the street with what might be
Kleindienst has been deputy attorney. the. best disguise In the worlcl -1
general, and Anderson charged in bis Crewcut and that clean shaven look.
columns that he had 1 direct hand in
the alleged settlement negotiations.
(Anderson's column appears regularly
Oft the editorial page of the DAILY
PILOT.)
Kleindienst ackmwledged he talked
with on l'f&T official about the antitrust
niatler, but insisted that at the time he
!mew nothing about any gllt lo help Ii·
nance the San Diego convention until the
story broke in the newspapers In early
December, 1971. (See story OD San Diego
convention plms, Page 7.)
Kennedy read from 1 letter dated Sept.
21, from Reuben B. Robertson m, a
Washington attorney uaoclatect with
Ralph Nader, u!tlng an explanation of
the decision of the JusUce Deplrtment·
not to prosecute JT&T for vlo1atlon of an-
tltnJJt laws.
Robertson's letter Uked ••What Is the.
relationship between this aettlement and
IT&T'a reported fmanclal aupport to the
city of San Diego In connection with the
(Soo LEtlltR, P1 .. I)
Work Program·
Due in County
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan today announced Nb:on ad-
ministration approval to establish a
masaive California job corpa program In
Ora.nae .P!Junty and 34: other localities beglnnlng April 1 in wbich ablebodled
welfare recipients will be required to
either work for their relief or· lose it.
The program will be implemented in 35
of the state's 58 counties. Reagan aaid
58,000 welfare recipients w i 11 be
registered for the program and 30,000 will
be given work assignments during the
first year of its operation.
. The wort will include such community
projects as school-yard moolt<rlog, parka
mamtenance and crosswalk ltlpervislon.
f gur.Jlqy. . lleld
lri ~a ·F~eway ·
Sniper Attack
Four 16-year-old Placentia high ochool
boys are being held by Orange police
charged with the senaeless thrill shooting
of a freeway worker last Tuesday night.
The quartet are ch&rged with uaault
with intent to commit murder, according
to Orange detecUve Jim Robinson. They
are be.ing held. in the county's juvenile
hall in Orange.
Robinson said the tip which led to the
solution of the wanton 1ho0tlng came
from El Dorado High School officials.
He said. two of the four youths are
escapees from the county's Joplin Boys
Ranch.in Trabuco Canyon. Tbe·youth ao-
cU5ed of the actual shooting reportedly
stole a car Tuesday after e&eaplng from
• the ranch and he and his companion
picked up the two other boys and went on a joyride shooting apr<e wbicb ended
with the sniping, ·. 1,
Serloldly wounded was Michael W.
Dawson, 21, of El Monte, who was
operating a grooving rig on the Newport
Freeway near Lincoln Avenue about
11:30 p.m. Tuesday night.
Police said they recovered a 1awed off
.ii.caliber rifle which they are certain
wu the weapon uoed by the youth. The
quartet after belog picked up by in-
vestigators led them to tho rifle wbich
was hidden in an orange grove in Placen.
lla.
Dawson Is reported In terloua conditk>n
today in Orange County Medical Center
following surgery Tburaday. He had vital
organs damaged by the 1ingle bullet
which penetrated hll left Ode as he wu
worklog 1top the cement c u t ti n g
m1cblne.
Same School Zon es ·u r ged
•JlparenUy suffered no serious Injuries. months ago when a woman jui'or 90bl)ed
M workers drilled a ' 30-foot rescue from the Jury box that she coold-not go
shaft adjacent to the hole in 'tfhlch along with the guilty verdict she had
Antbo111~a:s trapped, Dr. William Baker earlier signed with 11 other juron.
of El MOnte ta1ked with him through a Randano is one of two men accused of
offering patrolman ·Gary Barwig l!0,000
Home, Garden
In return f1?f the officer's cooperation in
planting 1 ~e of drugs In..tbe'car of
a key ptoaecutlon witness' w b I f e
ostenaibly ha!Ung the victim for a Ilka
traffic-infraction.
Nicoll Recommends Against Facility Cl-Osings
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P4g~ Debuts Banrlg, •cling on orden, cooperated Newport.Men School Superintendent
wUh both men and wu lllo available lo Jolm Nicoll Nid tod1y he will ,..,..,.
A, . ..,. Home 'Ind Garden pa~\ testify 111alnat them at their trials. mend \hat ocbool attiodance boundultt
makeo-1ta, debut • tomorrow 11>.1 Codelendint .Jilmuel • Rosman, rl, 1f>NJUghout the district remain llmoal
Saturday'1.DAJL Y PILO'l' with new · !Aluno Nlgutl1 ·wu coovicted for the the .. me ..n year u tbey ore· now.. .
· handy hlrlb and Ups 'for weekend · .·•port be PlaYM·ln•the'hrtbOrj 1tlempt.'He · Nlcoll said this mornlog he will recom-
projects around•the house. II currently serv!l!g 1 one to tm.e year mend against closing any'ol the .11111lle• ·
Meanwhile, two old favorites of torm In stale prlaoo. elemenlary llCboola, as some parents had
the Saturday paper will be movinf Randlno cynuD'1lled today after bis feared. . .. . .
to 1 new day. TV Week, tbl ~ tW be 1•wm never be able to -In a n1"6-pcnnt recommendation pre.
magazine of televlllon 1nd Flmlly oerve this jaU tenn." pored for ochool trust ... , Nicoll says:
Weekly will\ now he found In the •• The Lu Veps bullnealDID, hospltaliz.. -Balearic, Adams and Mesa Verile•~
new Sunday edition being published ed on aeverll OCCltlo,. fl!!'tlla the post tendance areas and pJ'Oll'lma should .....
for the first time this SU'!'ioY-,. .. for what~ ~ II a ~ting main as tbey are, e>cept \J'at those kin"
Satlnfay'a paper will CllT)' , · .'liwl ""'41UOa, lllll 1 bO "fm ileort derg~rtnm IU!ndlnJ Blltlaric ~om R&-
tefevlalon listing• on the' en-' aur ... rj in wldoh his two clloeueif val.., public Homes aouth of Adorns 111<1 we1t
tertainrnent pop. just wJiere will be "'!!\Iced. of Estancia will ,.llll)n 1\ Balearic sa
they're found Monday throallh Fri-. "The comty joll1!0llld kill ·,.. ,. Ran-flnt J;adera. In the J)ill, theae l4 pupils
doy. Look for TV Week and Flmlly dlno uld. "It di bi bad enoqb' for mo ~v•.:-C.~:'~~ ~=
Waokly Sunday. 'to !¥o this oecond trial wiU1 my-In once .,... to ....,.. Ibo •me -•1<11f' ..... " . )'HI'.
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-A committee abouJd be form<:d to
prepare program recommendationl ~and
objectives for an Early Chlldbood Educa-
tion Program' at Victoria and Clnyoo
Schools. Children four year1 old by Dec.
I. 1172, would be ellg!ble to 1ttend II the -
progrim Is Implemented.
-The aum of 18$ 000 should be budget-
ed to provide staffing flellib!Hty In nine
elem~tary schools with less than 400
onrollment. Jlchools affected would he B<ll!ll~c. B1JtVlew, Bear Street, Canyon, lCilly1>rook~onte Vista, Pmldlo, Vic·
lorla 111<1 Woodlind. '
,,..:A 11 atrth 1ra<ltra' In 'the Lincoln area
ahou.ld attend Llnooln Middle School for
lfn.73; students In Bil C.nyon should
attend Eastbluf! School and 1 committee
1hoold he establlibed lo recommend houslnC 1t Ltnco11 Scbool for lflS.74. -Mariners School ..... mt trlDSpor-
tat!on ,pottern. should rtlDlin .. they
'"' for lfn.73, peodlo1 reooluticll of f!!o . ' -.
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K1iael' IDd En.sign Middle School ln>-
plemeolatlon. ·
-AU •lxlli graders feedlni Into Divis
School should attend DIVll for lfn.73,
with the ucept!on ol tho Collep Pork
llllh gr1de· pupils · who· wm .. ,.111111 1t
College Park until 1ddltlono! facllltJes
are available at Davis. Sirtb and aeventh
graden from Klllybrooko 1tteodln1 Te-
Wlnkle Schqol should "'"'•In 1t TtWlnkle
u ,.venth and <!lgbth pden. A com-
mittee should be formed to 1tfJdy houllnr
1llernaUves /or Dlvll School for lflS.71.
-All silth grader's In !l10 Rea School
arta lhoult! 1ttend Rea School In Sep.
tember.
-All Monte Vllta ind Woodland area
alllh graders Mid ltlend Kaiser
School la Seplemher, peodin( ......iuuon
ol the middle school concept in the Kaber Ind Enoip laodtr ......_
Tnis14eo. will study tho report 1t their _.., 'l'leldl1·
Supervisors and said they would ast the
Calfomla Highway Commission to Jit in
on any such meetings.
Before Miss . Ficker's testimony, the
commission was questioning state PubUe
Works officials on u:ce.sslve right-of-way
purchases.
Nathan Shapell, chairman of the com·
mission's subcommittee on highway right
of way, said new policies governing how
much land is purchased for rlghts--0f.way
(S.. COAST, Pace II
-':Jahy-crippling
Drug Revealed
By Physician
SYDNEY, Austrllla (AP) -Dr.
William McBride said today be baa t....i
a~econd drug tl!1t cause; defonnltlel In
babies. It Is .. not as Important 11 thl
thali domide breakthrough," however, he
added.
McBride won fame in 19&2 with hJ1
discovery that thalidomide taken during
pregnancy caused babies to be born with
deformities.
Writing iJf the Australian Madlcal
Journal, he Identified the laleat drug 11
an orange-colored pill called imlpramine.
"I am of the opinion that lmtpramlnt II
the cauie of limb deformities If laken "'
early preinancy," McBride "TOte.
The druc 11 preacribed for women 1uf·
ferlng from dapnulon. 'lbal1domlde w11
tak•ua~.
la Booe!, Slilllol1llld. • llllOl'rrra lat Cl~ A.C., prodtbr otJlllJ.,..11111no,
aold I company 1lalement woald bo
lalUld liter, IDd addod: "'All n • aa1 n~~ 11 that this Is not 1 thalldomlda CIN.
lmlpramlne, which Is be1nf sold under
the name of Tofranll, has been on thl
market for 10 )'Un and ii available onJy
on prescrlpUon.
"fl Is aurprlalog that this frontal attack
comes now against a relatively old drug.
But the matter it too seriOUJ to make a
rush comment from here."
Dr. Franca Oldham Kelsey of the
Federll Drug Administration blocked the
use of thallOOmtde In the United Statet In
1962. For thJJ, the was acclaimed by
President John F. Kennedy.
The ff.yeaN>ld Australian doctor ukl
In an Interview: "It la possible that there
are other drug.s wbich affect the bumaa
fetus. Thi• 1J an area which we hope to
research."
·McBride heads a planoed 11.111-mWlon
organization lo study the development of
the fetus during pregnancy IDd the flrsl
week after birth.
He established It with the $47 eoo ho
was awarded for his work on the ' effecta
of thalldomlde.
He described hJs findings on im-
lpr1mlne as 11llke breaking the four-
rninute mile -the second time. '"1e dl'Uf
11 very good as an antidepreuant but It
has these other effects ii taken by women
1n early pregnancy." •
Jn Ml report medical jouma], McBride
emphasized that the manulacturon ol
irrJprami.ne warned agalntt ita ute durlnc
pregnancy.
"They 1tate that clinical observation1
have not with complete certainty u·
eluded the poaalbWty that development of
human fetus may be influenced," be
wrote. •
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thll weeMncl, -lempentuns
along tho Onnge·Cout -..11
!I rising to IO Inland. Lon loDl&lll
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INSmB 'l'ODJ\Y
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w"kend. Landsailing, the an-
d<nl arl of lhc EgypffaM, jp
gaining popularitu. A. •toril In
toda~'• Wttktndtr giw1 th1
background on Roncho CGli-
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. A precedent-setting Orange County
a!perlor Court ruling that may block
more 'than 100 Calllomla hospltar. now
wider construction brought inquirres
!tom ' ihocked hospital o If i c la I s t!UouPo.dl the state Oooding into the
<l>Unty cOm1house today.
•Judg> Herbert Herlanda prompted the
a]lock wave late Thursday by agreeing
With lawyers for the California Health
care Providen AssQciation that the state l\Cted lmproJierly when . it authorized
bpllding permits !or flve Orange County
ljospita!J.
~He ended a. Jong trial that has fre-qiieolly contained allegiltlo111 ol "prolit
ipaklng" and "overbedding" by hospital
arpnlzatlom by IAulng a ruling that will
compel the state'• Public Health Depart·
,_ lo drullcally, revr.e Ila hospital
llcenllng regulatlonl.
.ff Jildge Hortencia' deer.Jon survives
the appeal· that Is already being
pripared; it-will mean that more than 100
biJlpltall and nursing bomes lh Calllornla
MD have to flle construction applications with the recently approved regional
health planning agencies.
,.The five affected Orange County
lmpital11 -East Anaheim General and
.canyon General in Anaheim, Placentia..
Linda Community in Placentia, Bristol
General in Santa Ana and Brea Com-
munity in· Brea -·will have to seek their
~·1zom the Orangt County Health
l'lannlbJ Council.
"nlej got their building pennJf.3 from the
11J.ate cfuring an 18-month grace period:
that ..U laOked on la(! yur to allow
tiickera ·of planned hospitals to get their
permits from the state rather than the "8loriaJ agencies that have now taken
C).ftr lh41 duty'
:,Tbe ~ 11grandfather clawe" to
llje .~ Act promp_ted .a flood of in· <tul!les tidrri. organizations convinced that
Jieilth-pliiiiijng councils would be-much
more e1lctfhg in their inquiries than
a.late olficlall, .· -' ..
It wH alleged · d11rlng, the trial that
most or· the o'rganlzatlons who got thtlr
pertnlts aimpty ran a tractor over thelr
hutrJedly acquired sites to prove to the
state that they bad broken ground for the
projeds.
Judge Herlanda ruled Thursday that
that was not enough. He aald hospltala
would have to prove that they had bind-
ing contracts and loan commitments
prior to the deadline date of July 1, 1970,,_
CHCP A laWYer• argued during the triai
that not one of the five Orange C.ounty
hospitar. challenged by the nine-hospital
organization could meet that detennina-
tion.
State health department oHlclals said
today that If Jui!ge Herlands' ruling IJ
upheld by the appellate court the fire
Orange County facilities and other
California hospital; thsl will be inevitably
challenged will llave to ask local health
councils for permits.
If permits are denied at !_hat level, the
builders will have to wait one year before
they can again approach the state
Department of Public Health for another
scrutiny of the application.
An official of one affected hospital who
prefers to remain anonymous told the
DAILY PILOT today, however, that "this
ruling may not be quite the tragedy it's
being made out to be by the lawyers."
The director pciinted out that the
Orange County Health Planning Council
recently approved expansions of three
local hospitals despite the "tremendous
publicity generated by the trial and the
claims that we're becoming vastly
overbedded."
One of those approvals affected. the
Mission Community Hospital which will
be adding 89 beds to its Mission Viejo
facility next year. Expansions at Soath
Coast Community Hoapillil in South
Laguna and the bullding of Saddleback
Community Hospital on its Leisure World
site will add nearly 300 hospital beds to
the total available in Orange County.
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C()AST FllEEWAY HEARING • • •
n\icbl ,,.. needed.
r.A sufttinary of acquisiijons ln Newport
· lleich -that 5S parcols at a cost of $12.~ m!Won have betn puro)lased for the
Jl4>uli 1 ii!d.Route .SI 1r~ways.
'Four oltliiise ,P&!Cels·are still in !lie ola ~"'JAAN~rt l'!'eeway alorig
J7tb stteet&.~':Boufe'i: , · · ' '
,6tate liiabway officiw said they have
tr.eel to d.llpose of those four parcela
wblcb .. al· 116 Newport Blvd., 411 to fit N~ llffi!.; .IOllO CUii Dri"' alKl
300 Holmwood. •
Blddlac;.m lllole'.l!i1cijl '!'•• not IUC· casful, <
Comn:ilisloners did not crlticif.e that
but queltioned the wisdom or acquiring
those aaa other 1andJ before a freeway
aareemmt wu 1igned.
A mqber of Newport Beach's Citizens
Transportation Committee, Walter . J,
Kocb, said that people in Newport ·Beach
mlgllt ibpporl a lreeway route through
the Bonita and Coyote canyons.
"That way no homes would be
destroyed." Koch aaid.
'In earlier action Thursday before the
state's Little Hoover group at UCI, mem-
ben sujgeated a method aimed at brtak·
Ing the deadlock on the propcised Pacific
Coast Freeway routing. .
They said the Orange County ,Board of
SUpervilors should sponsor.~a meeting of '
all 26 county cities and other interested
municipilities.
Then il the group doesn't like-the
freeway·in the coastal corridor, tht,Com-,
mission said, the state Division ·-of
Highway.a sbouJd get out of the area and
sell the ,excess land.
The "Little Hoover Commisslon" is or-
ficlally known as the Commission on
C8lifornla State Government Organiza·
tion and Economy.
It is meeting at UCJ to probe allega-
tions that the State Division of Highways
Ls forcing wiwanted freeways on Costa
Mesa, Irvine and Newport Beach.
OlAN•I COAST
DAILY PILOT
Th• Or•ne• Co.st D ... ILY PILOT, W\lh Wl'llcll
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tllt Ortnot Cotilt PubH•hlr>a Company. St!!a· • rttw lldlllon$ trt 11Ubtl1hed, Mond1y ll'lroU11ll
Frld1y, for eo.11 Mew. NtWl)Ort Be1c~.
Huntington 8t8(h/Fount1ln V1lley, Lag11n1
llHdl, lr1lnt/s.ddltbltlt •nd S111 Clemente/
Sin ·Jiitn Ctpl1lr•110· A 1rngl1 reglon1I
tdllloltl Is pubUll'llld Sllul"dlY, tlld Sund1ys.
The ptfnclpal PllOll1~lng pJ1nt !1 t! llO WHf
Bly ltrHI, COltt Mtu, Cl lilotnll, '262',
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Editor
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Commission Chairman H. . Herbert
Jackson pointed to the overwhelming 6 to
l vote taken by Newport people against
the coastal freeway. He noted Newport
isn't the only city opposed to the route.
Seal Beach, Long Beach and Laguna
BeaCb 'haVe spoken against th.e coa1ta1
route, he said.
Hi.pti~~ Beach ha1 h~~, a freewat..
agreement \I> !he, route from. tbe ~(>.
Aiia 'River to the sollth city limits . o(
Newport lltlcb since 19ii5. .
• : On!nge -<?ountr'lload Commtssioner
Ted McConville said that all cities in the
county would be affected by such. a ma-jor route.
He offered to take the recommendation
to the supervisors but urged that no lands
be disposed Of until a solution is found.
Concerned Newport, Beach • officials·
have found that the fr_ftway ii not "'dead
aiid buried" as' they were once told by
state public works official Bamford
Frankland.
Frankland Thursday denied that he
ever said that to a citizens' trahsporta-
tion commlttee and indicated press
repcirts were inaccurate.
But CJ,ty Attorney DeMis O'Neil and
Irvine ComP8rif official Gordon Jones,
both present at the meeting in quesUon,
said the 1t8te official had said that if the
people didn1t want> •the freqay,,~ .. they ·
wo.ukln'fh~y~ it. .-·
Yrankl@Pd was finally told -to usit-
doWn" bY bis ·superior, John Malloney,
deputy director of. state public:.worKs.
Malloney contended that tlie "dead and
buried" statement was made in the
"spirit of cooperation" with local groups.
·But it is not department policy, he ad-
ded .
The discussions center on the Pacific
Coast route, although some mention has
been made of the proposed Newport
Freeway extension.
Newport Beach officials would prefer
that the Newpcirt Freeway not extend in·
to the city, but Costa Mesa City Coun·
cilman William St. Clair cllarged Thurs-
day, "They're not really against freeways
-they're against people."
St. Clair urged early completion of the
Newport Freeway, Route 55, the design
studies of which are pending because of
confusion over the planned linkage with
the Pacific Coast route . •
Newport Beach ·~wants to turn the city
into another private Balboa Bay Club and
have their own swimming pool," he
charged. ,
The commission has said that the
highway division Js wasting state and tu-
payers' moneywilh the delays.
And although no extra lands have yet
been purchased for the NewJ>O(t Freeway
route, the commission is sharply aitlcii·
ing what it thinks is uneconomJcal
management of lands for the Coastal
Freeway proposal.
Speci!ically, ii bas questioned:
-A monllily rate of only l280 charged
to Hoag Memorial Hospital for three year
lease of teVtn acres for a temporary
parkill.( lot 01 Coast Highway. The rest of
the 23-acre William Cagney parctl,
purchased In 1965 for IU inlllton, it va·-
canL
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_...Putchasa ·of slngle-lamlly hornet on
-Clilf· Dfive ·1or l,60,000 and l"',000,but
rented !or only llelf or l300 a month.
-'-lloule1 on Kings Ho1d purchased on
what commisaioner Nathan Sh1pell 11ld
wu a ple<emeal basis.
StaU oJIIctlia have delenaed their ac-
tions op Ille grounds that Ille cases In-
volved hardablp of owners or protectinn
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Untv1r1tty'1 American Indian malCOtis
headed for retirement after a atuden~
senate vote to abolish the controversial
aymbol.
University information officer Bob
Beyers uid the 18-4 vote Thursday nlJht
paved the way for meetings between stu-
dent and alumni representatives with
Stanford president Richard Lyman to
begin selection of a new symbol.
Lyman aald his talks with Indian
studenta at Stanford Indicated that "if
there ia any effect whatever from the
heroic Indian symbol, it ta to romanticize
and perpetuate an illusion about the
American Indian.
"t11e facts are," Lyman aaid, "that the
American Indian' on the reservation bu
the highest alcoliollsm raU, hlihut deilb
rate and the highest rate of impact from
many kinds of diseases, the lowest in·
come, the lowest education of any ethnic
minority in this country:...•
Indian stud~nts don 't want today's prob-
lems to be concealed in what they
regard as "always a somewhat com-
mercialized and always some.)'hat fake
representation of the Indian tradition,''
he said.
A 47·year-old Yurok Indian dances in
full regalia at athletic events in the roll
of "Chief LighUoot." .
The use of the Indian symbol became
official at Stanford in 1930 when the ex·
ecutlve commJttee of the student body
enddraed its use.
Lyman said Indian students told him
they considered the use of reli_gious
dances at sporting events "profane" aild
were offended by "the sight or J>HUdo-ln-
dlan motifs worked into pompom girls'
costumes."
He said he had "a very, very quiet
meeting" with 55 Indian 1tudenta and
staff members who petitioned.last month
to eliminate the symbol.
The president said he received about
150 letters 14wrltten mo'"' in sorrow than
in anger" along with a petition from
more than 100 members of the Klamath
River-Yurok Indian tribe, requesting
retention of the mascot.
Lyman said the committee which l'ill
select a new symbo1 will include one
representative each from the athletic
department, the alumni association; 'the
Buck Club (an athletic fund.ralaing
group), the Native Americans Student
Auociatlon~· and if our other studentzr. 1 • •
Front Door Unit
Eyes Markers
For Mesa Areas
I! Costa Mesa can be said to 1uffer
fr om an identity crisis, the city'1 Front
DOor Committee is working on a welcome
mat of sorts to aolve 'it. • ·
Formed to iliitiate placement of at-
tractive markers at key · enjry points to
the city, the .Chamber o( CQmm~BP'
painted. group has established priority for
the 'Tlext two e&tries points.
They are also studying whether to Im~·~
prove or perhaps even eliminate th& ·
city's 'traditionaI old sign bricke1' listing ' •
local service clubs and Where they meet,
for-sojourning members. .
"Some of the bigger cities are doing ·
away with them but some of the small
towns retain them," explains Mrs. Lu~y
Pinkley, committee chairman.
She said the next Spanish·landmark
type of city limit marker will be in-
stalled on the line between Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa. in the Newport
Boulevard media~. '
The State Division of Highways must'
first relinquish the small :Plot of right-of·
way required, but usually cooperates.
The second will be placed on Harbor
Boulevard between Santa Ana and Costa
Mesa, not far from the first city iden-
tification monument placed beside the
southbound San Diego Freeway.
Next step in the Service Club bulletin
board study will be contact with 111 such
orgaiiizations by chairman We r n e r
Escher, public relations director for
South Coast Plaza and Town Center.
Leaders of the clubs will be questioned
abou~ how to improve their appearances
o.r whether they are needed In a city this size.
l'rorn Pqe J
RESCUE •.•
other up. Ills head w11 jammed aaalnsl
the knee of the upright leg. •
The boy was pulled to 11lely after
work'ers drilled the rtsetie aball a1iout · ·
eight feel lrom the ho)e In whlcb ha was
trapped. Then they dlJi under the bole.
Antbony • dropped Into the tnNI o!
workm&J\ Frank Dill, wbo haAd.ct btm up '
lo a shatl!f'a deputy. .~ , ' , ·
son, :Z.year..,Jd Michael, •tood by .... .
loualy. -O'!flcii!J iald the .11o!tt:ns i;i.-:ui .....,a1 ...... 'drilled • ---pilint•· The roa4 project II to .make way
fOr a Soathlrn caJlfO!lllL 111l114'~
baSltne Oil -Beinaralno Fiaelioy;
"''l'hn0Ie1 er• adwoi!d fO ha .O.wff,
Officials uld. It w11 not known whether
An!hon.Y ~roke throllgh one of the 'tfOOden
c:Overlli&i or wh•lhl> H bad -pulled
aslae. •
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Ptoplt to the Cotati"
Wounded County Yeggs
Arrested in Mexicali ' .
Two liquor store bandil.8 who engaged
in a shootout with a clerk Monday night
were arrested Thursday in Mexicali; Ba~
ja :california, Garden .Grov.e e<>lice
reported today.
Both men had been wounded in the
shooting match with lloll&lu Frank, 29,
at Ed wsen's liquor store, ·13111 Harbor Blvd. . . .
Garden Grove detectives Doil Aritofne
Antoine .today praised the ability and
cooperation ~ the Mealcan po I I c e in
bringing about tbe amat.
Police said ' tbe two IUspecb esc1ped
with !!Cl of the mnre than !300 they had
taken from Frank. 'l'b6 reset of the
money wu dropl/ed u they Ded !rnm the
liquor ,store. Anloine sai!I they learned
that Devine Ind. the Mexican alien had
tried ullaucceaafully to persuade • Calex.
ito dodbr to treat them. ,
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Hearings '
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To Continue·;
. ' . • • A Stale Board of Medical Esamlnen :
Bearing Into 'allegatlo111 that Dr. Ebbe '.
Harte!iu.s ol Costa Mesa and El Toro was :
&uiJty Of i:00ral turpitude and UR--;
proresslonal c0nduct in his relatlonslUp :
with ,two 1WOl'nftP pa11ents will be resumed :
Tuesday al the Loa Angeles State. Office : Bulldtni. .
Deputy Attorney ~neral ~e!Jrey ;
Woblner will pick up wher~ ha lell oll ;
Dec. 1 ·1n his · calling of witnesses to sup-:
port. cbar1es that Hartellua. Ill, drucaed :
•nd .... ulted Mrs. Reba Vaughn, 31, of ·
117 W. Wllsnn St., 'Costa Mes•. ·and ;
repeatedly drugged Mrs. Wanda Melen·:
drei, 22, of Costa Mw, ln the months :
before her death . ':
Both aidea predicted three months ago :
that the resumption of the hear~ will :
not be aufflclentJri the three days ,allotted:
to conclude ~ testimony. Wohlner his :
stated that the testimony of Mrs. Vaucbn:
alone will take up three.d.aya. :
Only six of Wohlner11 12 subpoenaed :
witneues: had teS!Jfled when hearing of·:
ficer ·E. F. ·de"VUbiss ordered the three.
month recess. ,
Hartelius has been cleared in three:
Orange County Superior <;;curt trials of ;
arson, f.r•ud and bribery charges con.:
tained in Grand Jury indictments. He has ·
sued tbe ci~y of Cos.ta Mela for ~l.S~
million 1n damages for what he clalin1 ·
was his false arrest on insurance fraud :
allegations contained in one of those in·:
didmenta. · .:
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Makes Comeback :
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and Arthur Nuncio picked up ~ymond · E. Devine, 22, of 12402 Huter st.; Garden 1 Organizations that supported Costa} .;. G~ove at the Mexican borde.r Tbursdly Mesa's Traditional Old-Timer New-Timer ,
afternoon. Ft'etn Page 1 Picnic, which last year bowed to modern·
His leg, which· had been sha,t~red by a times, can look forward to a return to the :
bullet in the shootout w.as plcu::ed _in a LEITER good old days. ~ plaster cast at a Garden G:rov.e hospital. • • • The event ,OOmes back to town Aug. 13:
He Is charged with assault. with Jntent to · In a new location and plans are already:
commit murder •nd armed robbery. ~~.'?f the .Republic19 convention in under way for its various features. .
The Other bandit, RudollO Valdei Chairman for the 1972 picnic will be:
Aguayo, a Mexican national who was in JOeindieJ\,St' said he had no recollection Mrs. A. L. "Lucky" Pink,ley, whlle the:
this country illega1ly and had been.living of receiviJI& the Jetter. event itself is spon~ed by the Costa: , Kermedy ~,cited 1nother 1ette~-..wril; Mesa Historical Sociefy. · ,. in the Santa Ana area, remained in a ten by Ri~, w. McLaren,, then assll) Keening the theme , organizen will: Me:racati hospital: tt · ch ,. k d' · Garden Gr0;ve detectives aaid dOctori t~nt a ~)' Jel'.!enJ in ar1e ol the .l!D:' stage It in Estancia Par , surroun mg.
t.Qld them Aguayo·prObabJy 'Will not ·uve. t1trust dlvbion, written in answer to the old Diego Sepulveda Adobe'. which the;
-'-··-lio was hit•tn:rtbe lbdomelf., bi.It........., Robertl0n'1 letter. · eociety restored as a State Historical'I ,.._, •= McLaron, &aid Kleindienal never had Landmark
tinued lo fire at Frank emptying his .33-any· <:Ontad with Rep: Bob Willt!ie (II' The pjcnic portion -ii used to lje morej
caliber revol-.:er. ~"''·T'/ • Calif.), uid to be involved in the::ITlir of-a con~ol\-type fted -will feature:
Mexican autboritiee1 aYokled1•"'leilftll1 oontributions offer, or that there was any family p0UuCk dinnefl'Under weeping!
eslradiUon procee<llnp niprdlDg·ooiM cormectton -· the aettle111et1I of the willows on the plctureoque old spaiuslil
by declaring-him an uhdeairetilf·.alttn. · ~ cue and the contribution. rancho.
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5enafe. App roves
Housing ·Mea~ure
Drug Pri~~s -B.alloon· ..
Seizures-Make Stuff. Rare, Costly
Ul'I T...;Mi.
Kieked Out i n SIWW
Mrs. Skye Davis holds baby son, Ching, as process
servers evicled her from home in Portland during
snowstorm. Owner or residence leased home to one
party who iµ ttlrn· subleased it .tq ~Mrs. Davis. Own·
er protested that original lease liad no subletting
options. Friends help Mrs. Davis move.
Tanckm Supported
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Soaafa boa puood I If.billion
........ blll duerlbed II one ot the l!lOll lmporlul put toietber In ylll'I.
Major provlalo111 of the bill
-Id control ciooln( coall on
home -..... llilblidlu
m .... lnna~ deficit. IJ1d con-
solidate lederol houslDI pro-
arams.
The measure, sent to the
House where action isn't likely
until after the Easter recess,
Includes some or Prealdent
Nixon'• recommendation!, but
Democrat.I 11:tered several of
them.
Pioneer 10 .
Heads Out
To Jupiter
<;APE KENNEDY (UPI) -
Pioneer 10, lutes! object to
leave earth, aped on a near
perfect coune today toward a
historic picture-taking r~ez.
VOU! with the planet Jupjte.r on
Dec. 2, 1973.
After sweeping within 87~000
lJliles of the tops of Jupiter's
glowing muJUcolored cloutts,
the 565-pound spacecraft will
travel on to the far reaches of
the planets and eventually
become the first probe .to
leave the solar system.
It Is expected 19 reach the
star Aldeboron In 1.7 m1111on
years. On the slight chance it
migbt encounter Intelligent life
elsewhere In the. . pluy,
Pioneer 10 carries an idert.
tlficatlon plaque. The man pic-
tured on the plaque has his MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -A Martin Luther King Jr., said hand raised in a gesture of black civil rights activist says Thursday the proposed ticket
a group bu J>een formed to could satisfy1 both blacks and peace.
push a Democratic national whites, as well as the women's Jupiter, fifth planet out
ticket that would o f f e r . liberation movement. from the sun, Is the apec-
aomething for everyone _, · Bevel said slighUy more tacular giant of the eolar
Alabama Gov. . Georg'e c. -than 100 IV>f"Cl\ns, mosUy system. lt has 1% moons, a
W·'J f ...._,d --• ~·-puzzli"" red "eye" 10 times iU ace or ... ~ ent-cu11.1 Soutllern students, both black "6
black U.S. Rep. Shirl~ y and white, now make up the the size of the United States
Chi!lholm of New York for vice organization that will promote and the planet 1enerates more
president. the Wallace-Chisholm· ticket. heat than it receives from the
; The Rev. James Bevel, long-They .are preparing t 0 sun. Scientists also hoped to
time aide to the late Dr. mount a national drive and determine . If there wu a
* * *
Democrats
SQftening
Pot Stand
take the proposal to the floor passibility U.s th 1 c k a~
of the Democratic National . mosphere ~ld aupJ)ori IOb'l.e
Convention, be said. .._ form .¢ life.
. Mrs. Chisholm could not be"'• -~ 10, 'ilrawint -
reached for comment. fropt fOur ·~\ear generators,
A spokesman for Wallace stt\out ol\ Kl at million mife
said he had not beard of the Joutney tO Jui)iter Tbunday1
proposal and "jusldon't have night. An AUa...centaur rocket·
any reaction at all." accelerated It to • record
Bevel said the concept will 31,413 mUei per hour.
be offered Saturday to the The spacecraft pe:rfonnfl4
WASHINGTON (AP) Tennessee Black Political Con-the first criticol llepo Of !Is
Molt Democratic presidential vention, a Memphi! gathering 639-day mission flawlessly and
hope!··•-favor r e d u c I n g to be attended by· state black by 11 p.m. (PST) Tliuraday It ~ leaders ol both parties. had . . . • penal~es for smoking marl~ Bevel joined King In 1982 for its b_1g rune-foot d1sh
Juana, but Rep. Sh Irle y a rights drive jn Albany, Ga., antenna . Pomted back. toward
Chisholm of New York and and was 8 key figure in the rapidly ahrlnldng Ea4
former Sen. Eugene McCarthy ~them Christiah Leadership The ambitious, 167.S million
think it should be legalized. Conference campaigm I n ~Uon opens arnew era iq
Sens. Edmu~ S. Musk.le of Birmingham and Selma, -Ala., man s exploration of t~
Malne and Hubert H • and Chicago 11 SCLC's direc· universe. Ploll:eer io ts the
Humphrey of Minnesota both tor of nonviolent acUon. first to venture ou~ ·~.
sold In response to a Poll that Atlanta SCLC headquarter• Man, ."througb the h~
they favor reduced penalties. said Bevel has not been asteroid belt and on thr°'8fl
Sen. George McGovern of formally associated with the uncharted space to Jupiter. 1t
South Dakota. ~nd Sen. Vance group since early 1970. ls expected to remain.in racf!cf
Hartke of lnd1ana back an end "Indeed it 11 a aeriou!I ef-contact with earth until 1r7I
to JaU terms for smokers. fort," Bevel said of the pro-when Jt ls 1.5 billion mlles New York Mayor John V. posal. · away.
Lindsay said there should be
no penaJties for those over 18
who use the weed , but he said
he needs to see more medical
evidence before goln11t so far .
as McCarthy and the con-
gresswoman.
West Virginia
Launches Hunt
MAN, W. Va. (UPI) -
Investltaton roamed West
Virginia's mountain' hollows in
IUI'Ch of unsafe coal mine
reaervoirl today.
With the to11 • ·1n West
Virginia's wotli;llQqd diuster
standing II " BIJC'~i~ '.• ind
amther 115 missing, the state
de~ment of mines ordered
th8 immediate d r a I n a g e
Thursday cf a wu(e · water
resefvolr In Nicholas County.
about 75 mllea northeast of
heri.
One Man Slain
..
Three Shot by Police
In Movie ScenefMelee
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -officers who climbed up the
Police have 1hot one man to fire e1e1pe on whlch they
death , wounded two otben In a were llandlng. •
melee that broke out In on The dead man wu !dentllled
alley where 1 Hollywood u Lilroy Sbelllndoab, 34, ol . lllmln Nedro, N.Y. Pulice Inspector moV1e ci:ew wu g 1 Lawrence Love aald Sbenut-street chase scene. · Police 11id the . dead and ~ bod lflbbed a Policemon In a bearbul IJ1d was lrylnl to wounded were residents of the throw him over the fire etcape building who had been drink-ing beer and throwing debris railing, but the officer wu
Jnto the narrow alley Thurs-able to !Ulbolster hia revolver
day night where the filming and fired six shots at S~
was'taking place. Officers said doah.
the men · refl,l!e<f to halt the The officer, P a t r o I m an
commotion and £hen attacked Albert M on t a n a r o • -WU hospitalized wilh noR ond
1houlder• lniuries. The Officer
:Social Security
-·And the Cradle
with him, Sgt. Thomas Ram-
bo, had h1a 1ntle broken in a
otrugle with 11 least IOU<
other men, lmpector Love
11id. .
Love 11ld Sgt. Rambo ~ one man In the right arm, He
Wll lclentllled .. llQmond
M-, II, Of Syrocuae, N.Y; .WASlllNGTON (AP) -All children enterinl the flrll
rrade Iller Jon. I, 1174, muat be a..tgned SOcloJ Security
numbers •ccordlni to a proposal by the senate FilllDct
Committee.
lnunliront. ond Ill peraons applyln} ,for welhre alao
would have to obtain numbers.
Under the present law, a person is required to oblaln
a number when he begins work.
The provisions were added by the committee ,,,...,.
day to the Social Securlty-weUare reform bill belnl readied
!or Senate action.
SponllOrs Aid the provisions would give additional
weopona to the effort to uncover welfare cheaters by •-lnl track I>! people tlnce theH woulcl be tbt only three um .. nwflbeil woulil be obtained.
• Also wcunded WIS J 0 b ft
Benedict, •. of C o r w e 11
ltland, OnL Love I a I d
lleoedict WU bit by ODI ol the
ballet. fired by M-..ro,
!Jon' Ooldmon, production
m11111er ol l!allll"n .Produc-
tions of Hollywood, said be
had . a crew Of 15 people
1hoollD1 a 11<e11e where one
ctr wu to chue another up
the alley. He sold the ..,_
had been filmed once, then the
trouble mu. out II the cmr
wu Mlllnl up !or ftimlnl
another 1n1le,
· The maso-lramlt feature of,
the legislation -Id' f\lrnisb •
ltderol .W...ldies to p a y'
delcils ol subways, bus line• . ' and commutez:. train!.
''I'hese are opposed by the
Nixon Administration,
however, and there were in-
dication! in the 'debate. that ""' ,,...,.....
the money would ncit be spent Heart Attack
for this purpose even if Broadcast newsman BUI Congress approves it. Lawrence, 56, w a s Spansors of the subsidies found dead Thursday·
declared that mass-transit in his room at Bedford, systeip.s are folding all over the nation and only federal N.H., an apparent heart
help can keep many of them attack victim. He was
running. covering Ne~ HamJ>"
Opponent. declsred the pro-shire primary for ABC
gram would inean an endless __ N_e_w_•·-------
draln OD the Treasury, S""'e
cities could keep lam at
uneconomic levels and put in
for more and more subsidies; Y ahlonski Case
NEW YORK (AP) -The eotlmated 311,000 narcollcs ad-U.S. eovminnent . lleilhtenecl
otreet price !or illicit drugs Is dicta. lta empbull on dammJni the
1ofnl up here, and Police soy Deputy Chief I n 1 p e c t o r drul flow 11 lls woterabeds In
a aeries ol apectacU!or drul Jules Sachlon, bead ol the Europe IJ1d the Middle Eut.
aellurta has been an Jm. polict narcotics dlvialon, uld Theae aelzum accounted for
portant factor 1n that tnnd. heroin first became 1C1rce 3,'IM pounds of heroin worth
h during the twl).month East --''--•...& -Ullo T e world's biggest heroin Coast dock strike that began an -·"'\A~ ·-m n on
seizure, in Marseille Thur.. )•" Oct 1 the street -· . . . ' day, was the latest in a series In New York, where an The lt71 seizures wou1d sup.
of hauls that have marked the esUmated half of the country'• ply the country's addlcts with
international war against drua addicts reside. the street price heroln for about lhrff monlha
traffkkir1•. of heroin climbed from S2 a at the estimated consumption ~.. bag to u much as $5, Sachson Police officials here said iald. or six tons a year.
they could not yet determine After the atrike , Sachson By that standard, derived by
whether the seizure by French uld he had expected , that the U.S. Bureau ot Narcotics
cu11toms agents of 937 pounds prlcea mi&ht go down again. and Danaerous Drugs, the
of pure heroin in the bU,es o1 But he has since changed his Marseille seizure amounted to
a Caribbean shrimp boat mlnd. "Heroin ls not as plen· a one month's supply.
would produce 1 drul panic. tilul," he said. The buresu eslimates the
But they agreed that the 6ne reason appears to be average addict heroin dosage
The section on mortgage.
closing costs would direct the
Housing and Urban OeVelop-
ment Department to develop
within six months regulations
putUng controls on all set-
Uement costs.
haul, worth about $200 million the tripling In 1171 ol drur u jun under a sraln daily.
on the street, would a!JDO!lt seizures compared with 1970. But Sathaon says many ad.
certainly balloon the price of Big seizures have come with diets use four or five eralns a
heroin for this n at Ion 1 s increasing frequency alnce the day. Rewa~ Sla ted. l_cc-"-::;;iilliiiiiiiiiii~~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij~
The provision would cover
FHA and VA loans as well as
conventional m o rt g a g e s
bought by government cor-
porations.
WASHINGTON, Pa. ()JP!)
- A $10,000 reward awaits the
right per!lon who ·telephones a
Philadelphia number with the
right lnfOMnation -the real
name of a mysterious "Tony"
or whoever else arranged the
assassination of J o s e p h
''Jock" Yablonski. 't\
CRAFTS IN ACTION
FROM ONE END OF THE MAL L TO TH E OTHER
March 2-4 All Day, Even ln91 Too.
&oath Coast ?tau
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.. ¥MC A • ·1n .
, Since the Oran&• Couf YMCA w•s founded 25
yean a10, la has grown from a store-front operation
into a bustling organiutlon with a spaciouf, new build·
in&, :now four yei.rs old.
From outside appearances ii would seem that ail is
weu· with the YMCA. II is located on an attractive site
above the Upper'Bay and has two heated swimming.
poola and a health club. ·
· But the appearance is deceptive: The Y-MCA will
be •14,000 in the red for thL! year's operations unless .
blW moDef ii found.
A look al the bud1ot reveals that the YM CA la not
· · llhored up Hy rich backers, u commonly assumed. But
the fact that people think ii is, bas depriwd it of con·
ll~rable flnincial aupport, YMCA leaders are co&
'finced.
Hidden behind the mistaken "rich" image of the
Y ii a '"°'000 debt on the 'building and a youth pro-
ll"llll that lw tripled during the· last three years. The
YMCA !!OW serves 1,500 adults and.2,200->'l'uths tlirough
• colleae aae In Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Unlver-
. ally Pork. • .
Tfi1 community is the loser when the Y, long noted
. for procluclnl better young citizens and tomorrow's
loaders, la handlcappe.d by Inadequate community fl·
wclal ~upport ' • · ·
Vindictive Santa Ana
~-.!'cl IX of the "Perils of the Promised Land" Kat· ~ue Script by Santa .Ana city officials and attorneys
•
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to the railroad tracks while Santa Ana locomotes !ta •
way to legal infamy approaches tho height of incredu·
lity. "' --' -• ( ' Once again, Santa Ana· has vowed to 'declire the
city of Irvine does not exist while it pursues its real de-
clared victim, the Irvine Companj. -. , ·
Defeated last week for tho eighth time In Its bi<f
to regain the strcalled 938-acre ''promised land," Santa
Ana this week approved renewed pursuit by appeal.
It the Santa Ana scriptwrite.rs spent u much time
and money figuring out how that city might better qse
its vacan~ industrial property a) they do entangling
innocent residents of Irvine in bureaucratic, courtroon,.
•
legal battles, they might come up with a happy>endin,t. , ...
As it stands now, this vindictive. bit of legll fantasy
can mean nothing but bad box office for Santa Ana,
J?.iarticularly among the citizens who are their newest
city neighbors (and potential customers).
' -
Black's Only Way to Go
Consider the Congressional candidacy of John
Black of Newport Beach .
Any man of credibility who would challenge U.S.
. Rep. John Schmitz (R·Tustin) deserves all the .encourage·
meITT he can get.~
But Black's campaign is sputtering at the stirt, at
best. · /.
First, he threw his hat in the race tor the Demo-
cratic nomination and said it would be "impossible" to
beat Schmitz. Then he called a press confe'rence to ex~
pJain he didn't really mean 1'impossible," only to get but
one newspaper there to report the explanation. Wd.l,
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n
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· la ~I set to unfold in yet another judge's chambers.
_This !ale!! in the nightmare dream sequence at·
tempt to rope !Jle entire population of t~e city of Irvine ,, Candidate Black, the onIY way to go is up. . . YEAR OF THE RAT
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Sec.ret Mem0 ,, 53% of P..,n.i.t~ · lmt Only ,.2.5% in Legislature
' ' ! • J'tiuche$~0ff -. . ;" .
.Dea r
Gloomy More Women Sh:ould Run, for Offi.ce
p;,e C~rge
, _f-0Uotof1'Q b tM Andtraon ·,eolqmn
lthldo l"Oll)Pkd Richard Kl<in4i•nsl fl> •G1k th• Senate Judiciar; Commit·
Of' -!"''ffn~u!!diate pl.iblic Marin~.
nd ,o~s -d .!(1tifie<f ue ..
ti re;Nu to "Afiiftr.son'1 c1iargt1.
-Editor.
. ( ' • TJ~"I . ' . Li'!AllllNG10H ·.:.. lVe .'have "°" . lilllhed that.,. .\ttomey G e n e r a I • I ~ Kleindienst told'~
lie 1baul the Ju at l co
ent'a sudden out-ol"COUr.t: lilt.-
of the Ni.IAln Adininatration'1 bl(·
' .
Gus ,
Are lt1ayor Wilson's apologies for
Councilman SI. Clair'• rudeneu to
the-Public going to become 1 per-
maneot ~ of the city council
agenda!
-M.K.G.-
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.....,,,.,. .._. el ffM -.•-· .ltMI .,_. • ,._. tt • .......,. "'9, Deity l'l .. t. ... ..
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bu now been linked to the setUement.
MitCheu l)ait glficially ·d i.1 q U a i 01 fl e d Ha:= \be caae because of an old rela---: with !'IT. Yel Dita Bean!,
~, ~y's top lobbyist, has now
·acki>owlicfied that she arrlJlied the set•
Ueinent with Mitchell Jn a private con·
venation at the 1overnor'1 mansion in
K~ after Jut year's Kentucky
Derby: , .
Her cmiesaiOn came after we obtained
an exlrlonllnar)' confidenUal memo,
writtep by· btr, from 11T'a files . The
memo sugeated atronaly that lbe sot·
tlement wu made in exchange for I'M''.1
To the· Editor:
A newspaper , columnist rec e.n t Ly
reported that there aren't mw wonien
(state) legislators -perhaps 400 of 1
total of 7,Sff. This it.-national aveiige
of about 19 men to one woman. . .
In Ca!ifornia It's worse -77 men to
thret'"wOmen in the.Assem5Jy and 40 men
to no women in the Sena'te. This means
the Assefubly has 3.75 percent 'women
and with no women in the Senate, the
pereentage for the entire .. Legislature
drops to 2.5. • • • ~ · ·
~ ·~ .
nos ts A C11alnlty, a~e 53 }>ercel)t ol ·
lbe U.S. !!liPt!lllloO . Orf women. The
calamity cii>mel Jn lhe "Jor111 o'f
"manhandli"'~' or passillg over wome~·a
rights legislitiOn, incl,UdilJI a sensible ·
abortion law." Jflodernizing labor Jawa,
venereal diseaie edUcation, ·etc . .;
't'' • -, ... ,~' • ' " l
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Lttter1 from readers art wekome.
Normall'JI writar1 should convey th;eir
me.s.sagts m 300 words or lt11. The
right to conden.st letters to fit 'JpOCt
or e:liminate libe:l ~ rtstroed. All ltt-
ttr.t must includt. lignaturt· ond mail-:,
with the U.S. Department or JntertOr and
the· orange County Board of .S1n~r:viso~
tlnlt Upper Newport Bay would make an
excellent natural park and wildlife
rt.luge. Tbese agenCies represent more
than lhe voice Qf a few.
lbe·water quality of the Lower Bay is
direc:Uy affected by the-condition of the
Upper. Bay. Since the Lower Bay is
responsible for most all the values·bert ·it
seems elemtntal that' il shouJd be pro-
tected .
ing addre:s1, but name:1 ·ma11 bt with· , 1
held on rtqut1t 'if 1ufficient r~a.so1i '
U appartnt. Poetry will ;not b.t piib-
PAUL RYCKOFF
·Ceol B eau· NeeMff
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,.,., .• ,1 ,fOttie~ltor: ,
li.shtd.
. _ · -illus letter. ls In reply to "Upper Bay Is !ollowmg ·the 111111 flood wu only tern. !fo Wfidllfe Refuge.'' written bY. ¥r· Max
pora'<°. ,Within three IJIOOths _ t ft t Sturges (Mailtiox. Feb. 25). fn writing ~iologM:al ~~nlty beg~n· to rtplenis~ this, I have tried to remain a.a objective
Jtsel!. The wildlife count .this ·Y~~. has. ex-as po~sible. · ,
ceeded .so~e ~ount prior to the . t!Nl9 Mr. Sturges seems •to emphalicallr en-·
flood •. siltation of the upper end o~. ~e dorse the dredging of the BaCk Bay. i.e:,
bay wu due to J>OO~ land m~~ag~ent ·m tiji creatioq of a marina . I do recognize
the water shed. · the need for more boat sllps but not for
· the sole purpose of mitigating the fii'lan· ~TION of. ~pper 'Ne~rt.Bay -·-claJ' and moral burdenS of a yacht ·or ship
as a. viable est~ary IS both practical. ~nd brokerage business. feasible. ln this manner-:an attractive .
l·trull .....
The cise bivolvod a.. • lii!ernatlGnal
'.f9Ieplione and TeJe.
Saph C<lftl!omerato,
l!blcb ~ .. tlJe, l'IY to a 6ii.
preme ~Court. lbow• •.
-With die J1l8I. :
... Depertinent ""' m"a tueover of the
·, pledge of cah'1upporl for the Repu~Ucan
tonVenttod. ·
The colwnnist· aslCe:d, .. So wby aren't
they (women) where: the power is in
politics instead of doing the routine
political chores such a.s typing, stuffing
•nd a~dressing envelopes?" The few
WO!Tien I have known in the past who con·
templated running for the ciiy council or
the state Legislature did not becallSe of
the subUe objectjons of their husbands -
instead of their encouraging support,
which is necessary.
natural park could be created at no cost IT'D BE GR~AT il more pec)ple could
to the city· experience the beauty ,ol the estuaey but
lmce Hartford Fire IJiaurlnce company.
LI.It JuJy, how~, the c,ue · WU
llhruptlJt aetUed. The terms, ciN!dered
lilb!Y favorable to!TI', were aruuiunced
• the ..... time !Tl'~ pled1ed,up t0 '400,fJOO to support the Ropablican <OQ·
Yentton In Sin Diego thL! year.), chedt
for '100,000 baa already l>Oen. written.
DENYING ANY COMectlon between
the convention cuh and the antl·truat Mlt·
tlement, Kleindienst inllated that the
Juatice Department'• anli.trust staff had
been free from aiu; political pre.ssure
from above. • · ·
0 The. aetllesnent between the Depart-
ment of Juatice and J'IT WU hanQled and
neptilted u:c1usively by Assistant At-
tDmey General Richard W. McLaren
(then head ol the .lllli-trust division),"
Kleindienst .. id in a letter to Democratic
National Chairman Larry O'Brien. · •
However, ..,e -now learned thll
Kleindienst llimself held roughly a hall·
dmen aecret meetings on the rrr case
,with ' ditoctor ol thn:onipany belore the
IJlttlement WU r6acbed.
THE DmECl'OR, Wall Sire.I financier
FeiJJ: Rohatyn, conceded to us that he
met in private with Kleindienst, who wa1
then Deputy Attorney Gener.al, at · the
aame time McLaren was negotiating with
In!1•lawyers. ' ~
J'I w11 supposed to make the case on ·
tbt economic sid! or Jt," Rohatyn told my
auocilte Brit Hume. He said he
puticularly stressed to Kleindienst JTT 's
........,11 for keeping Hartford Fire.
"Kleindienst'• duplicity is fur t.b er
~ that the Administration has
nwcb to bide ·in the ITT affair, which ,
lletl more 1U.Jpicloua the more we in·
vtotlpte ii:
' MRS BEARD ai>o told us that the day Mat sturges also ·does not understand or What use 11 that if that very beauty is
the tidelands trust of ·upper Newport destroyed accommodating those people?
LET US ROPE the men and women of Bay. Tbe Orange County' Board· of I ·a1so questiOn ·that the fecferal govem-
California will promote the eJection of Supervisors manages this tidelandS trust 'ment reserved a perpetual right, aa Mr.
qualified women to our Legislature from by an act of the state'Le_gisla_ture in 19J9 Sturges stated, to the maritime usage ol
aftu· we confronted ber with the .memo,
!'IT'"6mty lnen from New Ycitk Shred·
ded many of. 'her office files because they
feared the papers' might be subpoenaed
when tbe ·memo became public. -Mi~ll -id ADI di;.,uis . the matt<r .
wfth us. John""Hushen . 1 Juslice Depart·
me.nt spokesman, told us there was "no
tru(b"'·· to ·Mrs. Beard:1 stoo'. He
1e'lcriow1edged, however, that Mitchell
had spoken to Mrs. Beard at the
gov~noi't's mllJ]sion.
all segments of our society -party to dt;,~lOP N~~t Bay in_!.o a harb?r foil'· tht Upper Bay. Since when does the
politics, 'political science fields, ·1aw, comme?"c~.·fa.shing ·~~ 1 ,Vl g a ti 0 n · · f~eral eo.vernment possess such a.
business, ·League of Women VoteQ·, etc ••. Retent~y the stat& Suv.n:n.ie Court. ~1,1\ed .• '~rpetual• right?.
And let us hope they will , when elected. ·that1,th'°'.develop~e.n~ of.:tutdands ~ttus~ ' ·we are au ·entitled to our best interests
. enrieh our legislative body, which seems for commerce, fishing •.nd nav1gatJQft is ·10 the future management of the U~
.to have a ·paucity 61 -enlightened ncludea ecologic_al:val~ per Bay and recreation seems to be high
members. THE STATE Natural Resources · A.gen-'(; that ~s~ ~F~atlo~ ~mes i? t;iany
ELIZABETH B. WNGFELLOW cy, which includes the Department of FiJh rms an a n-g is n e one o em.
and Game, ParkJ and Recreation; agrees. HOWEVER, 'mts form of recreation We gave Hushen specific questions to
ask the · Attorney General. B1.1t.fol,ll' hours
later, after conferring with Mitchell, he
c8lled us back without the answers.
INSTEAD, HE URGED that we
withhold our atory on Mn. Beard 's
version of eventJ until, u Hushen put it,
"we get all our ducks in a row ." He said
)1itcbell wouk1 11prove" the falsehood of
Mr.a. Beard's incriminatinc memo, but
three d&ys later, no proof had appeared.
Tbt June 25, 1971, memo is studded
with auch bil ~Repu~lican n a m e 1 u
Pr-.ident Nixon, Mitchell. California Lt.
Gov. F.d Reinecke, San Diego Congresa-
man Bob Wilson, White House aide Bob
~~an and H. S} (Hal) Geneen , ITT's
president. ·
Jt ,is addressed to W. R. (Bill) Mer·
riam, managex of m ·s Washington of· flee. •.:r thought you and I ~ad agreed
very thoroughly that under n o
circumstances would anyone in thia office°
dbcu.ss with anyone our participation in
the Convention, including me," Mrs.
Beard wrote.·
"OTRER mAN pennittlng John
ll11rkoN'• R e butta l
To the Editor:
Perhaps Max Sturges (Mailbor, Feb.
2S) bas crystalliud the alignment of
tboae wishing commercial developmei>t
of the Upper Bay and tboae proposing
development as a natural park . and
estuary,
Both of my opponents In the 5th
Distric~ council race 1tand~together, ap.
parenUy, in favoring comm er c i a I
development. The incumbent councilman
by hi! record and public .statements Js
Identified with commercial development.
Max. Sturges substituted for my other o~
ponent at a recent candida'tes' breakfast,
is also his advocate and camplign
·manager, and presumbly speaks for him
now in utging commercial development
o! the Upper Bay.
I J\EAD SOMEWHERE that 15 people
crammed themaelveJ into a phone booth.
If we tried hard ·we could probably cram
an additional 10,000 boats into Newport
Bay. But with what result?
Respectab~~ 5.0 P crc,~nt ,
Today's little wcwd.-quiz will deal with ·
commonly~ names or pbraset'Who!e :
origin or flnl' meanlnf w uninown· ot
misint<rprefed by·mosl people. Piftn>er-· -
cent on tbis is a re-: " ., ~
spectable score.
11. Were the ''trade royal son o(·Davld. 1
winds" so called be-·, 3. Mardi Gras means 14 ~at~Tuesdity" in
:ause the)\ were good--· ,french, or Shrove .,., ........... the last day
for "trade" (com-'--~ merce)? before Lent·, indicatU,g tbe1 final day to
gorge onesf!f. 2. What is the pri·· 4. 'It .was a pracllc~ of th. e ancient mary meaning , of ., ;--''Christ," and to Teutons to drink honeywine ·fof 30 days,~
whom did it flrst or the first full moon cycle, after mar.
apply: ... . · . riage. (A<:cording to Brewer,:Attila the
3. Why Is the festival named '!Mirdf Hun dran~ 10 much at ·hls weclcffiig.feall
Gris"! (New Orleans readers, take only ,that he died.)
half credit for knowini this.) s. FALSELY attribui.d to the Marquis
4. Why is· the initial part of marnale , of MarUnel, who 1eorganited the F1qich
call<d a "honeymoon''! ' .. infantry In the 17tli centuey: ~ .but the
(, IS A '1MARTINET," m~I· .a word WU uaed in EnsJJ..sh before-be WU.1 famous, and It Is, not In the French lu·
J
lnf,ringes 011 .ttie ·r!ghts ·of those personJ
who wish to explore the mudflats and
1.1r.rshes (which wouldn't exfst if boating
prevailed ) for the pleasure of Jl-that
being their re<:reation. There are many
variables involved and all 'of them must
be co'nSidered and this 'makes it risky to
make any stakes at fhis pOirif. If .you do
make a stake this early in the fame, you
.have thereby polarized yoursfl . by mak·
ing it difficult ror yourself tO cOnsider
other people's views and situations.
MR. STURGES seems to suffer from
thi1> P.olarizaUOn. U he could come•out of
that Perimi1'rt hi.! sa id background.I and
communique cou1d prove useful in solv-
ing this disp~ rather than agHatinJ iL
We'r' nev~ going to aatlsfy everybody
all the time so we Can at least try for 1
happy me.dium, and It will take cool
heads, not hot ones, to accomplish this.
MARGARET SETrERllOLM
Ecology Chairman
Western Surfing A'ssoCiatiOn
PreSidebt
Students tor Environmental Action
-Corona del Mar Hi16 Scliool
EstalllC!la Death Trap
To tbe Editor :
A. an .ecology·minded0 Democrat, I am
and always have been in favor of
beautiful parks to enhance an arta. A
new park near Estancia would sUrely be
an improvement in my Mesa Verdt
neighborhood . . •
However, if it't a choice between a
park or a "Safe Estancia Drive'', we
must'" consider the latter. .
IT JS INTERESTING" to walch tlio
powerful wheels of progress . gfind,
especially •when the priority seems .to be
inanimate objects such,as • park.rather
than concern for· humm lives-such. as
the Estancia High Schoot ·llludtn!l 0travel·
ing the death trap (Estancia Drive)
daily. ·
·soMEONE' '.J'OOlt:.tljt lnitiitive iO' Jn.
tei:est the ;iuaen1'1~ a park. ~''"who
Will instill !JI their ilearla aid,) iihI. a
1enuine concern 'for" their ...,. in. aild
cmpaiin for 'a wllef.f!stanefa.~I>ei
• '. BERNlcll•~ . . t·'i.:
I'> '•t< ·~ ••. I ;> . ~"'<Otes . :·r; ·~ • • I ' ... ' .. . : . .
• Vice Adllltral ·Ji II ti Ca/ml, 0\1.8,
Naval Aeademy 9apt" -''.~e ol the
depression and war gen,eraµo,, crlit.ed
the youth. crisis. We; ~fbd too hard a.ad
Yfe· :were too ever1ist~ succeist~;;· .•
Richard Maary slma, s.f.' ....lri ;.,.
flee attorney -"You dOn't hve ra-, Ufe
to be a lawyer, ,you live II to liff'X* life." -• : __ ..
-•c•AIT' ,
NOT ONLY Kleindienst, but hL! boss,
....... Attorney General Jolln Mllchell,
Mitchell, Ed Reinecke, Bob Haldeman
and Nixon (beaides Wilson, ol course~ no
one !lit known from .. horn that 400 thous.
and cornmilment hod come •.. John Mil·
chell bu certainly kepi it on the higher
level only, we aboukl be able to do the
In addition to the degrading effects pf
bulkheadlng, dredging and crowding
more boats in the natural estuary, a new
problem is now recognized ·
Measurements of heavy met.al deposits' in
the Lower Bay 'by the Cai!fomla Stat<
Board ol Health 'show that lead, cadmium
and copper· Uist in quantities thousands
of times greater tha:n the standards rec-
ommended by the Environmental Protec-
tlori A1ency of the federal IO\'OMllllOll!.
strict disciplinarian, so named ~r .. u iCOn: ' ~ .
of!icer In the French lf"Y? . . •· OrillnallY, the offidal mlrti llalllped ,. •
I. Why w· IOll!etblng called a ''hall . on pie! and llil\'er arlicloa, an. ,....,..
DAILY PILOT
lli>bm N: W~ l'KllU.ll<r
Tham4S Kertn1, Editor •• Georse --...,
Deer Georae: .
Whal la the el y m·olo1ical
lnll:do!!n .,t·IM-"0!1f "iovelorn,"
• II you know what I mean?
.CONCERNED
Dear Conpemed: '. ' ...
Keep yqur ledlerous innuendoes
lo younelf, Concerned; !Ilia It a
' famlty "-pet.
· 1 ~ ~-'yw:;_·
-wl=~ 'f: dlA ntoyhe
,.. .._ .. -II.)
ume ....
11 am conv~. because of several
conversations with Louis (Nunn) re
Mitchell that our noble commitment has
pne a lOlll way toward our necotlatlona oo the morion eventually com1na out 11
Hal (Genoen) wanta them. Cei:ta1niy the
~ bu told Mitchell to -that th!np ·are worked out fairly. II w lllill
oajy ¥cLaren'1 mlck<y...,... .,e are
aulferln1 . • • , "JI . (Ibo convention Cllh) fell too
mlidr )IUhlldl1 JIU can beUeva our ~ willt J.-wll wind up
allDI down. _. II ~ helpltlf
us, bat ..-lat ti he -· Piull delllroy thll, bult!"'
THESE REA VY metsls are l"'laonous
to life and are the products o! heavy boll
concentraUons. Since 70 percent of
Nc"J!Orl Bay Is ·already devoted to
boating, is !here a need to add more holta
when 1 further deterioration ol the,,_
1'0Uld _.i11 'lllm'e la a real poaolbllilJ
that Ille ., 11111 1'aW .i. be ~ .. boclY~ct sports If thla allllllloil g nol
remediad.
The reductklrl iJI 'Wild li~ populatloa
• •
mart"? 1• • • 1: , \ 1 1n&1 • .,t tbe .Qol&lmlths' Hall in Loiiaon.
7. How dJd,...ail'l~ini COllJO•tli he1 '. .7. Oirlitlat>lty wu al first an urban
.designated•• 0 ---" and "beatbena~? -11......;. •• .....," "~ " --.1 "heathen'' ..,..-,,. . . . , ... ,~.. ...., jlqln UN
I. Whit w the """"°nee bet....,. a "'1-UR1 rullllcs, those who Uved In vtlia,..
tepee and a wlgnnl? • · , or °" heathl. t. Who ezperlenCed the lint "IP"Y"f ~ . I • 10. Why 11 1 IChool for c1eramen ••Ii· I. A TJ:Plql: IS .a !all co~shaped tent:
ed 1 11se.min,ry"? • wipam. 11 a rounded or. ovl,l·thaped hut,. built mo"' on the order or the
. ANSWER81 !Aklmo Igloo.
I. "Trade wtncla," while lood· for sai~ · 9' The wrestlen w~o struqled for vlc-
ltlf COllU11'fCO, ~ ~ wlndl thal tory In the ancient Gre<k public game1;
,.,,. .. ., or "tread''. Ii ..-e !llilonn'lracllt "-btlcs" survives 11 a brlncb of for lobe par\ocU. ' -•' t , I •l)'lllftlllllcs.'
.1., "Chrilt'1 ii QtMk ~·fletn.,t 11the1 11 .. Prom the.LIUn, 11nunery garden,"
anomted one," wMdl lir,lt denoteil. the or 11plot.f(N' cutuvaUnc" XOODI men in ,.....lad Kine 11 llrael, and then the the ~ virtues. • _
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' Albrrt W. Boto1
Ediloriol fags Editor
,,,, 'editorial .... ot the Dally
Pilot seeks lo Jnfonn •lid •tlrnu-latc .rt6d•n~ by preunUn& thil:
TIEM_:a;J*per'a O(l:i,.lon& and CQme
mMt&ry on topidl of lnt~t 11.ntt
•ifflifltance:, by provldlni:; a forum
fOt" t~ ex('.lrt'lllon of "otn•1'91der7'
opinions, and by prttenUris the'
di\·crw ~iewpolnu~ lntorrntd Ob-
'"""" and 1ook•-on '°""" bf thf day. • I .
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